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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-10
BELMONT TO RACE IN FRANCE.

PARIS, Sept. 10.-It is announced
that August Belmont, president Of the
Jockey Club of America, has acquired
a piece of land near Dieppe. to which
he will transfer a number Of his race
horses from America. This action is
taken, it is said. because OF the pas
sage of anti-betting laws in America.
Peter Duryea has rented for h same
purpose the famous Gazon stud farm,
formerly the property Of Maurice
Ephrussi.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-10

NELSON DECLARES IT
WAS HIS HARDEST BOUT.
Nelson's Statement.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. To-
Battling Nelson made this state
ment today:
Cans was Cans today, but I
beat him in the most vicious fight
I have ever been in during my
long career as a fighter. The
moving pictures which were
taken of the contest will show
the American public that l can
beat Joe Cans over any kind of a
route.
HE was in better condition
yesterday than he was on the
Fourth of July; in fact. he hit
harder than he did at Goldfeld
two years ago. I kept at him
from the tap Of the gong and
never gave him a minutes rest.
I took a lot of punishment, but T
gave him more than I received.
"The final punch was a right
hand rip to the body. Just as I
struck him I STEPPED back quickly
and let him fall to the floor. I
gave the public a run for their
money, which I can be depended
upon to do every time I start.
Cans and 1 have been bitter
enemies since the Goldfleld fight,
but I shook him by the hand
yesterday after the fight and
buried the hatchet. I can only
say he is a good, game man, and
l think he can beat all the other
boys in the class"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-10
BONES USHER
IN FOOTBALL SEASON,

PITTSBURG, Sept. 1O.-In one of h
first football games OF the season
piayed near Latrobe last evening the
Following persons were injured: WILL
IAN Cadman, right arm broken; Joseph
left ear almost torn off;
Charles Shamfelt, three teeth knocked
out. face confused; William Stiffey,
several bones In left hand broken.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-10
1.-THE OLD. MASTER" SAYS
HE IS DONE FOR GOOD.
Statement of Joe Cans.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. TO-
"The second defeat at the hands
of Nelson has shown me that 1
am in. and that it would be
foolish for me to ever try to get
to the top Of the heap again. /
will never fight again. I guess
Father Time has got me finally.
1 thought that I had been for
gotten by the old fellow, but was
mistaken.
THAT I vas fairly and honest
ly beaten, outfought. there is no
doubt. The Dane fought like a
bulldog. and never let up. ] out
boxed him easily, and had hoped
that the hard blows I shot to his
stomach would tire him before he
hit me hard enough to hurt. {,
I'm the twentieth round a couple
Of Nelson's wallops to the body
nearly killed me. I fought the
round out, though, but did not
come back during the minutes
rest. I do not recover from
punches now as I did a few years ,
ago..
81 wasn't out at the end, but ,
so weak that it was impossible .
for me to move" !
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-10

The Atlantics played two games Labor
Day. IN the morning they were defeated
by the Newark Centres, while in the aft
ernoon they defeated the Weequahies. A
triple play by Schuster. Murray and Bayer
in the fourth inning was a feature.
The Kenilworth A. G.. has ali Sundays III
EXPENSES Tor ten men Suaranteed. Address
Richard kschebrIsss. Kcnilworth. N. =
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-10

Yesterdays Results.
New York, 9; Philadelphia. 6.
Detroit, Z; Chicago, 6.
Cleveland, ]: st. Louis, 0.
washington, s: Boston, 4.
Games Today.
Chicago at Detroit.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Boston at Washington.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-10
NELSON SHOWS "THE OLD
MASTER" SOMETHING NEW
Dane Hands Cans Bad Beating, Putting Negro Out
Of Fight in 2lst Round -DuSky Champ
Quits Ring Forever.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.

SNV HIVCISCO SeW. ~
= oE CANS won't fight again. Ills defeat yesterday has put him in the
has been" class M he know. It,. 1t vas a battle of youth and age ant
youth won
received $500 and Cans s5O45. M gatem one vas Tot III to expectations
AND IT is believed that the Monn-AtteI contest two days before, had some
Nth Tho falling of I'LL
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-10

Monday afternoon, at Branch Brook
htarKk' me Prisaiilas defeated the Union
tho y, ny u score OF 8 to l. The feature OF
lne game was the batting Of the Prfscillas
S MaE secured twentys hitA an Hchaeffer's
Alier a nard struggle at Branch Brook
N eight-innipg gahne.s vhtch' had to be
Sslied N, accotnt OF Darkness. EThe Ben
hnrs would like to hear from any 1s-year-
me- mer ,'s ea tor saturday Addresss A. Ham
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crc.cents W.. Arlington..

lington A. A. at Arlington Saturday aft
ernoon. Pinkus and Ferriss will perform
for the Crescents. while Howatt and Wag-
ner will perform for Arlington. A good
game Is expected.
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ROBERT L., JR., WINS AGAIN.

In the 2:20 trot at the Indianapolis har-
ness horse meet Monday. Robert l., Jr.,
owned by George A.. Oil. jr., of this city,
won in three straight heats. The best
time was 2:14A. The purse was $1,000.
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Standing of


Wnere They Play Today.
Reading at Trenton. sv
wilmington at Lancaster.
af Altoona at Wiliamsport.
YOUNGSTOWN at Harrisburg.
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TRI.STATH LEAGUE.
Yesterdays ResuItsI

81 Wilmington 2,
Trenton 3, Reading Q first ram
Trenton !, Reading (secoud gnms).
Jonnstown 2, Harrisburg l..
4 Wiliianisport 15, Altoona 4
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-10

Yesterdays Results.
New York. z; Brooklyn, B.
Pittsburg, IL: Cincinnati, l.
Chicago, 5: st. Louis. 8.
Boston, 5; Philadelphia, 2.
Games To-day.
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Chicago at st. Louis.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
A Show for the Conductor.

Among the passengers who boarded
st. Joe train one hot summer day
was a negro woman of nineteen or
twenty years old, weighing fully three
hundred pounds.
In her arms she bore frisky little
negro about two years old
The mothers face fairly glowed with
pride and happiness, and she had no
sooner taken a seat and removed the
baby's cap than she turned 10 n woman
behind her and said, lifting her baby to
his feet.
"Yas-sum, he kin walk; peartest
chile you ever seed. Jest see 'Im!
setting the bowlegged little African on
his feet in the aisle as she spoke.
The door stood ailuringly open, and
with eager babble the little darkey
trotted toward it.
go after HIM, the mother called in
strident tones.
"You, William Mckinley, come back
here to your mawl"
"N iliam Mckinley" trotted on.
Hastily barring and patting "N illiam
Mckinley s" milk reservoir, his anxious
''maw' exclaimed.
You, William Mckinley. come here
and git yo' dinnahl Look 'tis!"
William Mckinley" kept on his way
toward the door
Prompt action was necessary to save
William Mckinley" Catching sight
Of the ticket-collector just behind her.
sac cried, in tones shrill with anxiety:
you, William Mckinley, come git
yo' dinnah, or III give it to the con-
ductshi''
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
Marketing.

A practical knowledge of marketing
on the part of the housewife affects
both the comfort and the expenses of
the whole family. Intelligence and
skill in buying are needed, but they
are only secured by thought and care
full practice. The purchaser must not
be afraid to ask questions, as most
men with whom she will have to deal
viii be patient, helpful and reliable.
Il is usually to ones advantage to
select regular place for marketing
Greater consideration is shown such
customers and better results are OBJ
tanned.
1t is good plan to order for more
than one day at a time. If you have
consideration for those from whom
you are buying. by ordering groceries
or meat in ample season, so there is
sufficient time to fill the orders, you
will find your orders will be sent to
you on time. Too many housewives
plan so little beyond immediate needs;
oftentimes they leave the ordering of
a roast until about ten minutes before
it should be in the oven.
The telephone should never be used
regularly in place of frequent visits to
the market. Orders given to the order
man have not proved so satisfactory as
the visits to the store. Greater variety
is secured by seeing many unthought of
articles; also closer economy.
Strong emphasis has frequently been
placed upon the fact that 1.-THE best
for the purpose is always the cheap
est. One writes, "In buying meats
as much nourishment and as palatable
food, if well cooked, can be obtained
from cheap cuts as from choice ones,
In carpets or rugs, excellent wear and
more service is secured from some not
of the highest price. On the other
hand, it pays to buy the best in many
lines of groceries, for the best means
the purest, least adulterated. +"
MARY j. BRUSH.
Assistant, Department of Domestic
Science, Colorado Agricultural Col
lege, Fort Collins.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
BIount's Defiance Wheat.

A four-ounce bottle of pedigreed De-
nance wheat which Professor A. E.
Blount had grown in his wheat nur-
sery, was found at the Colorado Ex-
pertinent Station in 1903. AS nearly
as it could be determ;n ned, this wheat
had been grown twelve years before.
The entire bottle full of wheat was
seeded. Three kernels grew, one
throwing up fourteen spikes of wheat.
/ This most desirable plant was ALLOW. ed
to mature seed, and the others were
destroyed.
From this plant, seeded in 1903. the
/ Station has carefully developed several
hundred Lushels OF choice seed wheat,
the direct progeny of one kernel De-
/ fiance wheat The Station has planned
10 distribute this wheat to the farmers
OF Colorado who are growing a spring
wheat, under The ditcn," IN amounts
not 10 exceed loo pounds per farmer,
at three cents q pound.
| This is far below the cost OF produc-
ing thls wheat, since it has required
constant care and attention TO nain-
tain it absolutely pure.
| Farmers VINO viii SOW this seed on a
clean, well-prepar< q seed bed, should
have enough pure, clean wheat to seed
The general field next year and should
use 1t to th= exclusion oi all other seed
al sos. With each sack Is sent ped
igrce Of the wheat registered with the
Secretary OF the Colorado Grain & Seed
Growers Association, f. Knoor.
Probably the greatest w,rG Prof. A.
Z Brount ever did for Colorado was to
improve her spring wheats. Here Is an
opportunity TO get an absolutely new
and pure stock of the best wheat he
ever developed. Do you want 1t?
If you do, send your name and ad-
dress to the writer at once. This wheat
will not be held longer than March lst,
and orders will be filled according to
date received.
We hope many farmers will be con-
tent with fifty pounds of this wheat
instead of one hundred pounds, so we
can send it to more farmers. If you
desire some of this seed. write at once
TO
w. H. OLIN.
Agronomist Experiment Station, Fort
Collins. Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
The Same Lie.

1t was commencement week and
George was entertaining his sister. 1t
SO happened that George had his sister
in his room ia the dormitory one day,
when he was startled by a loud rapping
at his door. In order not to arouse
suspicion he told his sister to hide in
the closet while he went to the door.
An old gentleman appeared at the door,
who while AT college had this same
room, and asked that he might look at
the room once again as a remembrance
Of his college days. Glancing around
the room mis- gaze fastened on the
mantel and he remarked, "The-same
-dear-old- mantel. - The same
entieal-old-picture. " How familiar
everything looksv' Scarcely thing
has changed. " Suddenly he walked
toward the closet door and opened the
door before George could prevent it,
and, catching glimpse of the girls
skirt. he remarked, "Ah, ha, The
same-tricks-too. George, in en-
bsrrassment. stammered, "Oh. but
that's my sister. sir. - And the old
gent replied. by Jove, the
same-old- d-liei'
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
Accused of Conceaiing Ownership.

John F. Short, editor of the Clear
field (Pa.) Republican, the Oldest Dem
ocratic newspaper in that part of the
state. was arrested Dec. 20 on a war
rant charging violation of the act of
May 2. 1907. requiring newspapers to
print the names of owners. editors,
etc, in every issue. This will be the
first test of the newest newspaper law.
Editor Short gave $500 bail before a
local justice for his appearance at Feb
ruary quarter sessions.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
Notice of Administrators Sale.
IN THE MNrrER OF THE ESTATE {
LEtI WHICH 4. DEiEASED.

IN THE MNrrER OF THE ESTATE OF
LEN NklGHf DEE ASrD.
Notice il hereby given that 1 Will sell al public
sale at ulg ushre IN the Town OF Delta, tounty
90 Delta and state OF Colorado, saturday the
18th tiAy of february. 4. .. IHjs, "a; the hour ui
ten @ cioc \. a.. To- the highest anu bt-s; bidder
for cash the following described premises.
ts-wits
\ tract Of land in the Northwest Quarter of tine
Southwest Quarter Tor lot 81 Snction Seven.
fown-hip Fifteen South Range Ninety tive
Nest containing ten and isslf ncr,-s. de
-rTit.d "a foliowr. Commencing at "A point
rorty-th rods and Eight iest EtSt OF the
Southwest corner of said Northwest Quarter of
southwest Quarter. thence East ihirty-six rods,
Right and one-haif feet. thence North forty six
rods. thence West Thirty7siN rods. Eight and
une-half fect, thence South fouy-six rods to
i-.;inning, together with two shares of the
capital stock of the Hartland Ditch Company
-itunis in the County of Delta. State of Colorado.
Also Lott Is. 10. II and IL of Hlock - of
Berkeley. in City and County of Denver, State
Of Colombo.
The terms Of said sale will be cash in hand. to
bc paid at said time.
MILLARD FAIRLAMB
administrator of the Estate Of Levi Wright,
pecsa.-.i.
First pub Jan. sith: last pub. Feb. iith, Is)s
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
News From Over
The County
Paonia Booster.

Paonia Booster.
Jos. W. Jackson and Mrs. Julia
Palmer were married on Tu esday even
ing of this week at the home of Mrs.
A. TAYLOR. Rev. Charles Baird Mitchell
officiating Only a few of the near
friends were present at the ceremony.
The bride is from Paonia while the
groom is one of Ouray's young men.
TIE happy couple will make their home
here. -Ouray Herald.
,Cedaredee Championl
NJ. l.. McGrew was at Cedaredge this
week looking after some cattle for the
Kurz & McGrew market at Delta.
w. B Odom of Delta was at Cedar
edge Monday looking into the PROPOSE
ton of jewelry store at this place,
He is associated with G. w. Ridley i'll
the jewelry store at Delta and realizing
that this place is a god location for
such an establishment they are about
10 start branch here in charge of Mr..
Odom. They are now looking for a
location.
The Surface Creek Horse Breeders
association met at Cedaredge Monday.
This being their annual meeting the
following were named directors: H. w.
Bull, ]. B. Ratekin, Fred Burritt, C.
Hooker, ]. E. Shelledy. Gregg Smith
was hired as groom for the coming year.
This company recently traded their
horse Rsspail for American Gentleman.
This new horse has been at Montrose
for some time and is considered an even
better animal than Raspail. who was of
the very finest
Monday night Grand Mesa Encamp-
ment No. 5 1. o. o F. was duly insti-
tuted and started off in good shape.
w. A. Shepherd of Delta acted as in
stituting officer with Percival Coombe,
N. J. Bradley and p. +. Moore assist
ing The new encampment starts off
with prospects for an excellent men,
bership, as much enthusiasm is being
shown by the members of that branch
of Odd Fellowship. The officers of the
new lodge are: Frank Luellen, c. P;
en- f. Shelledy, S. W; J. A Luellen,
J. W.; P. NJ. Hart, H. p; C. w. Brew
er, Scribe; j. E, Shelledy, Treasurer;
Morton Beckley, l. s.; d. l.. Ives, o.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
Notice to Nom Residents Of Probate Of Will
STATE OF COLORADO, tss
Cou<Tl or DELTA.

CouSTY or DnLr,. IS
IN THE COUNTY COURT IN PROBATE.
The People OF the STATE OF Colorado To Mrs.
Mcneil Martha l. Wales. Louctta Ritter, Clnrn
| tyler. Melvin Sargent. Mrs. Anna Phillips vii
/ liam brooks Frank Brooks, Dot brooks. heirs
at law of Elsie Sargent. deceased.
WHEREAS. II has been made 10 appear To
the County Court of Delta County in the State
Of Colombo, d. That N.Y., ySNa, the ,n said MrS' X A.
Martha l.. Wales, Louet,a Ritter, Clara isler.
Melvin Sargent. are deNisss~ and heirs at law
Phillips. William brooks, Frank nrooks and
Dot Brooks, arr non-resiidcnts and heirs n, law
of Elsie Sargent dsccosci.
NOW, THEREFORE,. in accordance with the
provisions of the statute in such case made and
providcsi. and hy orVler of Court duly made and
entered, you are hereby notined that an instru
mcnt OF writing purporting TO he the last will
and testament of the said klsic Sargent, de
cca-ed,- was prc>cntsd to said Court for probate
on the 18th day of November. \. ID. laos hy
I,ouetta Ritter residing at Delta in the State of
| Colorado that the said dccedent was. ut the
| time Of her dcceaSe, u resident of Delta. Delta
county in the State of Colorado that the said
deccdcn', according TO the said alleged will
devised and bcqucathed her property in the
words and figures following. to-wit.
FIRST. direct that all of my just debts
funeral expenses, and expense of my last illness
bc paid.
Second. | give. devise and beau,ath to my
charles II. Mcneil. Hiram A. Mcneil. Martha
4. Wales, bouctta Underwood. clara Byler, and
| Melvin Sargent, all real md personal property
owned by me nt tho time of my death, after frst
paying nll my just debts, TO he divided among
them That shall survive me, share and share
| alike.
THIRD. | hereby nominate and appoint
Charles II. Mcneil Of Delta, Delta County, Colo
n,do, the solo executor Of this my last will and
| Testament,
| YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to bc and
appear before said Court ut the County Court
| lioom In the Court HOUSE in Delta, in the County
| oi Delta in the State OF Colorado on tho md da,
| of March 4. D., lpus then and thcrr to attend
| the hearing the probate OF tho said alleged
| last will and testament of the said Elsie Sargent
| and perform what shnl them by the said Court
| he rcquircd and adjudrcd.
| IN WITNESS WHEREOF. | hnvc hercunto
set my hand and niiixcd the seal Of said Court
at my office in Delta in snid County this 2ist
day Of January, A. d., ioos.
| (SEAL FRED N. DlCKERSON,
| Judge and Acting Clerk.
| First pub jan. sith; last pub, Feb 2ist, iaos.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
Contest Notice.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, J
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Montro-e. Colo. Jan. Ia, 1905. }

sufficient contest affidavit having been Tiled
in this office iIy Frank ". Sperry, contestant,
against Homestead entry No. luSU Ute. made
october a.. lsJi, Tor y OF NEta Section p,
Township II :. Range - W, by Wesley l.. Lam
2 on, Ionta-siss.. which II is alleged that:
dwelling hou-.. ON SAID land hnd has failed to
t.stablizli "A residence thereof and has abandoned
the same for "A period of more than >iX months
prior To this date. and that said absence not
due to his employment IN the Army, Navy or
Marine corps OF tine 4 nit,-l States. -aid parties
are hereby notified TO appear. respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation AT / clock
A. NJ. ON February -. lpls. before the Register
AID Rec,siver at the United States Land Once in
Mnntross.. olofado.
The said contestant having. in a proper aili-
dtyit, nltd January IL 1875, ~; forth fncts
srtich show that after due diligence, personal
service Of this notice can not fe maize, n l.
hereby ordered and directed that such notice b.
gwen by due and pruI-sr publication.
BEASON r. BLAIR
kel.i-fer.
Flint pub. Jan. 2lth, last pub. Feb. p. l.U-.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
Contest Notice.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
MoSTROsE Colo, Februar, L. 1905 y

MONTROsh. toLo.. Iuo.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by Griffith Il. Pritchard, contestant,
against Homestead entry No tyl Ute. made
October s. IJa, fur Lots and 2, Section T.,
township u n. Range lU W, N. NJ. NJ. by
Henry C. Martin, Contes;se, in which 1t is al
legged that: Henry &. Marin mas failesl to con-
struct Il dwelling house establish residence
said land. anu has abandoned the same, and
las been absent thereirom for period oi more
tan six last p;lst That said absence
was not csiu-ed by tie employment of the said
coi:.rtee "a te arn:, Ian y. .dri.e corp, oi
tue United States, said parties hereby notified
to appear, respond and offer evidence touching
SAID allegation at iUO ociucK L. NJ. harch IL,
- -. DeIorc tine h'-s ster and heceiver at the
Unsted States Land CIiice III Montrose toiorauo.
TIE SAID contestant having. III Il proper afii
davit. iiled February L. IL set forth facLs wiIcl,
s tiat after uiie diliscLce. l-rrsIa. service vi
tins notice not he miide. ii Is hereby ordered
and direcIed thuL such notice De given hy due
and proper publication.
BRYSON p. BLAIR.
kc,;-ster.
First pub. Feb 18th; last pub March 9TH. 1915
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
Applications for Grazing Permits

NOTICE l. hereby given that all applications
for permits grazc cattle and horse, within the
HAT ILEMkNi MESA NATIONAL FOREST
during the season OF lssGS must lie nlci in my
Office at tollhran, Colorado, on or before
March 2 1905 Full Information in regard to the
grazing foes to he charged. and blank forms to
IT, us--d in making application will le furnished
upon request DAVID ANDERSON.
so-d Supervisor.
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
Applications For Grazing Permits.

MOTTO IL is hereby given that all applications
for permits 10 graze cattle, horses and sheep
within tho OuRAY, uNCoMPA HGRE AND
FRUITA NATIONAL FORESTS during the
season OF 1905, must be icd in my office at Dolta
Colo, on or before March I, lp0s. Full informn-
ton in regard TO the grazing fees to he charged,
and blank forms to be used in making appiica-
tion, will bc furnished upon ney.,est
ii. X. PORTER, Supervisor,
The Delta independent., 1908-02-21
nO!ice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
LNSD OFFICE At Mos rhUsK. oI.o.

DEPARTM ENT OF THE INTERIOR.
LAsD OFFICE AT MoSrKo oI.o.
January 22nd l.cs.
Notice hereby given thnt
JIMMIE CALDWELL
Of Delta Colorado. has lied notice of her in E
tention Ia make nnul Five Year proo; in support
OF her clam. VIZ Homestead t.utIy ~. 20. / te
mad. October 5tii., 1913, for tne Lot Number One
oi North West Quarter Section y, 1ownsiip l..
South. i.aiis:e sU " tst, 9th L. Nj. AID tnHt sad
proof VIII De made before Milton Il. Nelch,
u. y. Laad , commissioner, at Ia. once in Delta,
Colorado. on February 2.ril. lHr.
Sne names the following witnesses to prove hei
cont Inuous residence upon. and cult ivution oil.
the land.
Robert l. L lison. John W. Cummings Syl-
ve-ter Huntington. James ii. IsecL-, All OF Delta.
Colorado.
BRlSON Z. ELAIR.
Register.
First pub. Jan. 2ith; last pub Feb. 18th. i;ais.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-17
Address Envelopes Carefully.

Envelopes should be addressed with the
utmost precision. 1t is permissible to
put the words To or For before the
name, but it is continental rather than