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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

.Gdie tRr'S Maslaab beiurat 6. Maine, 4t3
CN'Saltimurc'e Ctr. Mate 9utum Npuie.HSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

Bapier nn6 Eapier- Often.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-16
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-16
Oie Nnppen.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-16
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Suiier 5ruuS SOispb SeiSt iid aud
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wirruus Der uusuriiasu Strife bstrsffsn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-16
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Wecbanifcbe Spiele.
Ole e pieIe.

VII bic iebm aen Spie no bier Owi aut ui amiiane
Noutdten. @us inO ena6 un t un Ounn iss huriser
uub is6 aud O bic ben SrOBen Ssusu stws ntn ussbn 9S
DIE Sorte mhui9ei On?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-12-16
Nuppen:M M6beln.

Sebr f smadt ben Wufern sro6u nadsabmt Nid
plump unbsbOlf Die Sabrsn llnb
mebr it, bic Rrei fuO sernsa als we friber.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
UNPAID WAGES COLLECTED

KNOX 443 Pine-Suits, liens and attachmer
time checks cashed; debts collected everywhs
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
RATTAN FURNITURE I
FREIGHT FoRwARDING

We make handicraft furniture and baby car car
riages. Pacific Coast Rattan Co. Mkt. ODD. c-..
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10

THE FULLER co. OF OAKLAND
is Broadway. Phones-0ak. 2706; Home A1901.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10


CITY salesman for wholesale dairy produce
house; good position for a worker who can
get business Answer, stating experience box
1870. Call Office
HURTLING agents: commission or guarantee
property that will sell. 14S0 Market st.
statesmen with ability to make big income I;
exceptional opportunity. Room %, 10o3h
Broadway. Oakland.
SUBSCRIPTION canvassers wanted; fine pre-
MUM. Oakland Enquirer.
TRAVELLING statesmen wANTED-Hundreds
of good positions open; experience
needed to get of them statesmen earn
from 81 900 TO $685. 900 a year and expenses.
over COO 600 employed In the United States and
the demand always exceeds the supply. We
VIII teach you to be expert salesman by
mail and assist you to a good position.
We are receiving more calls for salesmen than
we can fli andfare placing our graduates daily
with the best firms In the country. Hundreds
Of them who formerly earned from $25 to $75
month have since earned from 500 TO as
high as $500 month and expenses Many Of
them have earned high as 500 day. Our
free Employment Bureau Will assist you 10 Sc
cure one of these positions. II you want TO in
crease your earning capacity. free book,
"A Knight OF the Grip viii show you how.
Write Cor CALL for il today. Address National
Salesmens Training citation, 610B Metrop-
offs Bank Bldg, San Francisco. Branches: Chi
cago. New York. Kansas City Minneapolis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
BUSINESS CHANCES


THE FULLER co. OF OAKLAND
BIS broadway Phones-Oak. 2T0s; Home A1901.
We have Just listed some fine ranches.
S1O,000-Fruit ranch m SosanO county near Win
ters; 80 acres In fruit; terms.
s2e.soO-se5 acre grain ranch in sutter county
near Yuba City; fine land; room house;
large barn and well feneeds terms.
s4 1000 acres. 1s in alfalfa. 12 checked to
seed; room house and barn; orchard:
$1,000 cash.
5000 acres we'll improved in Fresno coua-
ty; for sale or exchange
Sc, $3.50 acres in TuoIumne county: grain and
pasture' 5000 grape vines; good springs.
81 s1,50o-Rooming house. 10 rooms on corner:
clears S1o0 per month; SIS rent
s650-10 room house. centrauv 1oc.tsa .,a
nicely furnished: $50 rent
s2.000--35 rooms steady and transient. r;ght
in town; win exchange for real estate.
s2.5OO-Bakery and restaurant. seats ss: cash
receipts about $50 per day
81. Restaurant on corner. nicely fitted nm
and doing $40 day; rent $780,
S1.4oO-Corner grocery; cash business Of sss A.
$40 day good clean stock and little
Of room in store for good fsmiIy FAMILY frpSe sssnS
ing business OF 500 a day ~
We want good outside man.
See THE FULLER CO. for further Information.
GR0CERY-F0R SALE-GROCFRY
s2:oto cash handles this one; this one X vvor,,l
Iuhy $1,000 doing $50 daily: an cash SfcrJ
,rades eneap rent long lease: good locafioZ
aopft put on until tomorrow on this one II
may he too lates See us fo.lav W oie' "
GIlLIES < CO. 102S Marker 81 r,.c.. %
Continued on Next Pas.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10

Advance Window Shade Faetory-B Bamboo porch
shades in all sizes. Geo. Walcom, 1131 Sutter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10

SWEDISH parlor maid and waitress. Young
nice looking, wants place al second work or
parlor work where they pay S30-S35. Write
70 1896 Sutter Fl. ring up West 5s25 also
Home tel. S-2o32
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
AGENTS WANTED

ANY woman with stove may earn extra money
honestly at home, spare time Particulars for
stamp. Gardner Supply Co.. Oakland, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10

NATIONAL FREIGHT & TRANSFER CO.. Mis-
sion 10th; phone Market 3154-Cut ralsS
to all points: moving vans: freproof warencass..
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
Statesmen and SOLICITORS WANTED

IF you are ont of work an ad under employment
wanted will help YOU secure a position
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10
MALE HELP wANTED-Continued
WANTED no LEARN TRADE

wANTED-Men quick TO learn; have 80 co1-
tract jobs going In plumbing, electricity. brick
laying automobilngs these trades taught with
out expense 70 students; 200 students last
year. Get catalogue. United Trade School Con
tracing Co. San Francisco Office 1923 MAIkst
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-10

We have just listed some fine ranches
80, O00-Fruit ranch m SosanO county near Win
ters; 80 acres In fruit; terms.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
Shorty's Peek at Harvard

COURSE, | don't know much about college life
having been graduated from twenty-four-foot
ring myself 50 | couldn't put up any debate Some
folks too would have got little weary, lisenin' to
a twO-hour eulOgy of an only son delivered by per-
feet stranger. But | didn't mind. 1t was lot bet
than Sttin' off a corner alone and tryin' to look
important. Besides, | expect little Sully'l grow up
some day, and may feel chesty myself.
SO lets X. T. struggle with that retirin' disposi-
tiOn of his, until he has it four points the mat He
gives all the glorious details of his past life from
the first time he sugged the sChOOlteacher down to
the last ovation he got when he was nominated for
Congress on the wrong ticket. And when he wa mt
entertainin with his "reminiscences he was
describin what a nine days wonder Chick
Trust him, says Allison to head the procession
wherever he is. And won't he be surprised to me-
though? | didn't expect to come east until next
spring; but there little matter of floating
bonds that took me to New York, so | thought l
might just well up and see how the boy
making out. What do you say to going along too2"
Course it a chance you don't often get bein'
invited to visit of the leadin freshmen in Har-
ward; but | had to explain how | expects to meet
Mrs McCabe, and how sorry was to duck the honor.
| finds Mr.. AllisOns putting up at the same hotel,
though, and after we We put our autographs on the
register the clerk hands me Wire from Sadie which
SAYS that she's changed her plans and won't be down
until next day.
That leaves with whole evenin' to KILL either
by huntin' up some vaudeville house gettn lost
on the common, and as I'd never seen anything of
Harvard except on picture postals, tells h 7. that
if he still wants to take chance on ringn me into
this family reunion of his, I'm ready to start.
Good!' says he I'll just ask the clerk whether
we get there by boat or take train"
A Ii we has to do though is grab trolley right in
front of the hotel and inside of half an hour
we're landed in Harvard Square, with Cambridge all
around us, and the college buildn S right in sight.
could almost feel myself gettin' wise with every
breath.
whats Chicks NUMBER" says |.
Don't know" says Allison. " He hasn't written
a word since he came on. But that's all right
know how to find Chick. Wen go right to the mid
die of things, and then if don't see him We'll ask
some of the boys. They'll know"
So strays in through some tall iron gates and
pOkes ahead until finds ourselves in a park about
the size of Madison Square. all surrounded by lot
poles and iron fire escapes to look like Hester-st
tenements Instead of swarms of women and chill
dren, though there's nothin' in sight but hundreds
across the walks some loafn around the doorwavs
and others balanced the sills of open windows
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
By Sewell Ford
Drawings by F. Naux Wilson

home belong to eight different lodges besides being
president of the Board of Trade member of the
Common Council and director in four companies
Ever get as far west as Mosher: Look me up if you
do, and he hands a business card which reads
AllisOn's Agencies
We Cover the West
Real Estate Insurance Mining Properties
Hon. X. T. Allison Manager.
That talks, don't it," says he noddin'. Il
made MoSher and MOsher made me-
Both satisfied with the job hope?" says |.
You bet,' says he chucklin' again, especially
Mosher. Elected me Mayor three terms running,
What was Mosher before | started my boom' a
string of wooden fronts and sod cabins along the rail
road track! And now But there! can't blow
my own horn. Never could
Some of a handicap in your business | should
think, ben so modest and retrin? = says |.
IVES. Eve felt that way" says he But it pays in
the long run. Natural leaders always come to
the front sooner or later. And reckon I've been at
the head of every enterprise started in Mosher or
boy OF minege up all the picnics, organizes all
the dances. starts all the fun and goes home with
the best looking girl. a natural leader, Chick is.
Why when he graduated from high school last spring
he president of his class, delivered the vale
dictory. captained the baseball team led the grand
march at the alumni ball, and won the Allison oratory
medal at the annual prize debate. First MOsher boy
to enter Harvard too. Generally our boys to the
State university, Chicago But | says to him,
Chick says which will it be, Yale or IIarvard' ?
Yales all right SAYS he but | think Harvard
needs me more. Athletics he was thinking of, you
see"
Now that's what | call real thoughtful of him."
says |.
"Foxy. you mean says the Hon. X T., with a
wink. Knew where he'd stand the best show of
jumping into the lead. And you wait until he takes
hold of that Crimson ball team of theirs and gets
his fine work on the eleven! He'll jack 'em up in a
way thatll hand surprise to those cocky Eli boys.
See if he don't.
My, my" says l. III have to begin followin'
the college sportin notes. Think he's at it already:"
Well" says Mr.. Allison, of course he's only
freshman and hasn't been there more than a few
weeks but there's telling Chicks hustler.
I've heard these Harvard boys were kind of slow and
conservative; but guess it won't take 'em long to
discover a chap like Chick And when they do give
him chance, he'll wake 'em up.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

on my way TO a football game but from the sample
products I've diff rent times had 1t dOped
out that the main thing at these noble institutions
teach young bloois how to wear striped neck
ties and veil themselves hoarse in chorus.
But say I'm one that 5 always ready to revise his
notions when evidence turns up. hat the
case now Leavin out the fact that al they get out
Of books IS only much they II have to forget before
they re much around office. and allOW1n that
TWENTY-FIVE tWentY-thTee Is kind OF late to begin
chasir the pay envelop still We got to give IN that
the college proposition amt altogether waste OF
time and in some cases can be mighty useful.
Which III be able prove some day by reterr1n to
Chicl, Allison.
got up against him durin' a little trip | took up
70 Cambridge last week No Mr.. Lowell didn't send
Tor me to consult with him about allOwin the Rad
clfe girls 10 take their meals in Mem. Hall Fact is,
Wa nj headed Cambridge way when | starts out.
Was only goin as far as Boston to meet Sadie and
tow her back from the White Mountains.
Ny express had Just cleared Bridgeport, and I'd
I1 got settled conf table in the buffet smoker
with my coat on the rack overhead, and | was tryn
to tear of a few links of slum when strange gent
IN the chair takes II into his head to be
socable
That's the ocean out there. | suppose says he
touchin' me on the sleeve.
En-" saws |. oh. sure.
II he didn't know the diff renee between the Allan
tic and Long Island Sound, 1t va n up to me to put
Going right through to the Hub" says he.
90 Uh huh" says |, yawnin.
Me too saws he; then out to Harvard. Great
COLLEGE isn't it I've got boy IN Harvard.
- DO tell" says |, thinkin' a little josh might
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

choke him off. You don t
look il.
But instead of gettin' huffy
he begins chucklin' and pokes
me playful in the ribs.
He. he Haw, haw!" says
he. Lots of folks tell me
that take us for brothers,
and all that sort of thing
And me forty-five last May
Here 3 the secret: Keep going
Don't rust. Get in the swim
and stay there, is my rule.
Seems to agree with me, don t
it"
Well. ! see he was loaded
up with conversation 50 /
scratches the repose program,
bitches up of my backbone,
and proceeds to look him over.
Hes one OF these chunky,
smooth faced, light complex
ioned gents, whose short clip
ped straw COlOred hair don I
show where the gray IS comm
in. He's wearin rather
sporty cut light suit, and a
gray soft hat, and If 1t hadn't
been Tor the gen'rous stretch
to his mouth, and the clam
shell shape Of his ears, he d
been more or less ornamental.
You can tell, though, by the
approyin' way he has Of in
spectin' himself in the mirror
opposite. that such little de-
tails he Overlooks.
Yes. you show good con
ditIou, says /. Go slow
on the eats. don't you. and
hit the feathers reg'lar,'
Not at all, not at all "
says he. Eat anything, any
time. and sleep when there's
nothing else doing. Why, out
copyr.t, isos. b, se~eu Ford. All RisNr- n
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

y rate these high
brow factories,
where they send husky
young hickey boys to
learn the ruh-ruh-ruh
act and acquire other
ways of disturbin' the
peace: Eh: You do!
Well, I'd always had
'emframed up diff rent.
Course, | amt no old
grad myself, and I'll
admit that the nearest
! ever got to takin' a
college course was
when I've strolled up
Chapel-st.. New Haven,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1909-08-13

,BERT', PORK and MUTTON
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1909-08-13
Organize For Frea Silver.

Ottawa, Canada, June az.
The serious check to .Ameri-
ctn exports to the Orient re-
sulting from the great falling
off in the silver exchanges last
year, is attracting increasing
attention on the Pacific coast.
a league which describes it.
se'f as the Fair Exchange
League, has been organized in
Ottawa 10 Keep the issues be-
fore the Dominion parliament.
1t advocates the adoption Of
the Goschcn plan Of 1891,
jointly by the British empire
and the United States with
open mints in India, as before
1898.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1909-08-13

Gallup, N. NJ, Aug s.
a Navajo squaw and her son
were found dead in a shallow
pit near the Weaver mine a
few days ago by William Nc
Dermott, superinten tent Of
the mine. Mr. McDermott
says that he saw the BOY in
the hole first, and in minute
or two the woman ran after
him. They did not reappear
and Mr. McDermott went to
see what they were doing.
When he arrived both were
dead. and there was an oder
Of gas in the hole, but the
death Of the two was a nys-
tey.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1909-08-13
Malf 3aksd Fools

That story in last night :
Citizen of tic scared tender
foe, who causeda story ofout-
laws raiding a horse camp in
New Mexico and K ing e even
men to so thrilling about the
country points a moral and
adorns a tale AS a matter OF
fact before the tenderfoot s
story could be investigated
various news agencies had
hasheditas a true tale through
out the country and in our
minds S eye we can see Albert
Jeremiah Beveridge, and
others of his kind, pouring
over it from Washington 10
Oshkosh and adding to it
few yarns Of their own about
the wild and woody west and
with sage lifting Of eyebrows
and shifting Of noses declaim-
ing that we have not yet
reached that mature state Of
Ella Gingling, Evilyn Thaw-
ing, Leon LingIing monkey
dinnering civilization which
passes ia the effete east
1t is fact that Arizona,
New Mexico and the entire
southwest have for the past
twenty years been the victims
of half baked fools and ialsi-
hers i he Tucson (i izen.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1909-08-13
n News Mexico Oil Field.

From time to time come re-
ports from the Pecos valley Of
the discovery Of oil and gas.
The geological structure Of
the Pecos valley seems ex-
tremely favorable for the ex-
istenee Of both petroleum and
gas. BY continuous deep
well exploration being carried
on from time to time BY resi-
dents of that section of New
Mexico. success in producing
wells will ultimately be at
tanned The latest report
comes from the Williams
ranch, about two miles east Of
Dayton where a we'll about
j 900 feet deep penetrated oil
sands and the prospect Of oil
on a commercial scale in that
locality is quite Aattering.
Other test holes are under
way ii various parts Of the
valley Southwestern Mines.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1909-08-13

During the globe circling
trip Of the American feet,
much adverse criticism was
expressed over the expense
and probable value of the trip,
Tho spirit Of each vessel to
excel in its efficiency is well
shown by the coal consump-
ton during thevoyage. From
San Francisco TO Manila the
entire fleet consumed only
64 tons Of coal per mile for
distanceof u, ,385miles. With
foul bottoms which had ac-
cumulated OF the outward
voyage, the return distance OF
1885 miles was steamed with
a coal consumption OF about
6M tons per mile Mining Re
cord.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1909-08-13

On the Hot Springs farm in
Tanana valley, Alaska, water
melons are being successfully
grown. This farm is located
in 90 degrees north latitude
1t is one Of the government
experiment station farms,
combines 80 acres ana the
ground is heated from the
same source asthehot springs.
The government maintains
five experiment stations in the
territory. c. c. Georgeson,
special agent in charge of all
stations, says Alaska is an ag
riculturaI country; that good
hay can be procured in any
quantity for winter feeding,
while the native grasses can
maintain live stock in excel
lent condition in summer.
He also says potatoes, cab
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1909-08-13

a Chicago company has an
nounced the manufacture Of
paper sis7glo. service Eslk bot
ties in three sizes--quarts and
pints, and half pint size for
cream. Trey are made OF
pure fibre paper and refined
parafhn. The idea is to have
them absolutely sanitary.
The manufacturers say that
they can be placed upon the
market for a half cent each,
and the milllmen will be Ii .e-
w to consider these cans at
that price measure of econ
omy, for it means that there
will be nc cans to wash and
scald, no breakage, no second
trip back for the bottle, and
they are light to transport
Utica Press.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1909-08-13

bage and al hardy vegetables
can be grown to perfection up
to and even within the Arctic
circle. - Ex.
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Office Room 26, Armijo Building
Cor 3rd ST. and Railroad Ave Practice
in the Supreme Courts OF New Mexico
and Texas.
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Ea.FEG0 BAGA,

Attorney and Councelorat Law,
ALBUQUERQUE. "a NEW MEA
VIII be present at sli temrs OF Court Of
Bernalillo, Valencia, Socorro and Sier-
ra Counties.
Deal in good Gold. Silver and Coppe-
Mining Properties in New Mexico
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I. r. Damage Cases New NtexieoMin-
ing Cases.
326 rrnst Bnilding. FL Paso, Texas