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} sALEeMEN WANTED.

WANT Ep--Active salesmen and coun-
ty managers. either sex, TO show q
neat and very attractive article needed
in every house, store, factory, school,
hotel. etcy enc To- twenty in each house;
sells quickly when shown, can. aver
age 81 to $40 daily. the year round;
very pleasing and light business;
everybody delighted to see YOU and the
article. Call or address Liberty Mig.
Assn, No. 6S Security building. Grand
Forks, NJ. -.
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WANTED TO REN1-sulLUrNc

WANTE D-Vacant store, possibly with
two living rooms; lively North pa
kota town; German settlement. prefer
red Address S41. Forum,
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FLORIDA LANp-5oo.oOo ACRES.

WE, OWN THAT AMOUNT OF first
class, clean prairie land in Southern
Florida, We offer ii in blocks or at
retail. Suitable for general farming,
fruit raising or truck growing This is
rare opportunity for companies, syn
dicates and land agents. The whole
tract a solid block odd and even sec
tions, is open to selection without
reservation. Write at once for par
ticulars. Southern Colonization Com
psny, 422-34 Endlcott Bldg, st. Paul,
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I4ELP MANTEp-FEMALE.

WANT { p-Nurse girl, 1906 Fifth ave-
nne south. Phone 980-L.
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IN ANSWERING all want ads. giving
o certain number care Of The Forum
be sure to address your answers to that
number, in care of Forum. This in
sures prompt attention.
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HOSPITAL.

MATERNITY acknowledgements
nurses and best of care; highest tes-
tirnoniaIs from doctors and patients.
Mrs. Jennie Camp, s01 Tenth street
south. Fargo.
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guy or TRADE.

WILL BUY OR TRADE for your sec
ond- hand harness. 7" w. II. Stewart.
Harness shop. Fargo. sa
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HELP WANTED.
Male Or Female.

WANTED-Boy or girl who can set
type to run small typesetting ma
chime. Excellent chance to- learn print
.er's trade. Steady job and wages ac-
cording to ability. Address ,S45, care
Forum.
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STORE FOR RENT.

WILL HAVE STORE SPACE to rent
after Jan. 30. About 14x14O. divided
in three spaces in the length. rhe
north.
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HORSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Pony, 325; six work
horses at 800 a team; cash on easy
terms; team Of colts; good work horse,
SIS; good free driving mare, $75; ten
draft horses. Smith livery.
FOR SALE-Four-y year -old dark bay
Hambletonian driving horse broke
single or double; fine action, weight
LOO, and can be bought reasonable.
Can be seen at Washington House
barn.
HORSES FOR SALE-Budweiser bay
PAGER, mark 2:13; gentle for lady to
drive; bay team carriage horses; sad
die pony. high class, stylish. gentle,
fast and free. suitable for child or
lady Smiths livery.
FOR sALE-Two registered Clydesdale
stations, one and one z years old.
These horses are both acclinated and
have been tried and proved themselves
good foal getters; they VIII be priced
right. For breeding or any other in
formation. address owner. w. III. Rich
ardson. Hannaford, ". ID.
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ylAvl SCIENCE OF HEALTH.

NlAVI Science OF health, natural, nom
surgical clotb-bound 400 page book
free. Apply by mail, 20 Huntington
block. Lecture for women Friday ai
300 b. m.
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rYPEMRlTER SUPPLIES.

TYPEWRITER RIBBONS for ali
makes of machines; guaranteed. One
dozen. 81; one -fiaif dozen, $3.50. Each.
Use. Tri-chfome, 81 each. Smith Pre-
rnier Type. Co. Fargo.
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Wv NT ED--A young man VINO has HAD
some experience as stenogFapher and
bookkeeper to take charge of office for
a company doing a good business. He
must have $1,000 to invest and Is as
sured good salary. Address s35, Fo-
rum.
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BANK PRINTING AND SUPPLIES

WE MAKE a speciality OF every class
/, Of bank printing and have a. large
line of samples. Send us your orders.
prompt shipments and right prices.
The Porte Co.. Fargo. N. d.
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WANT e D-Three good lady canvass
ers. Sperry e. Hutchinson Co, sci
Second avenue north.
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WE LOAN MONEY on watches. dia-
monds, tewelry and all arvscies OF
value. Crescent Loan Once, 220 Front
street, Fargo, N. ID.
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SEWING WANTED.
LAW PRACTICE. WANTED.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExcHANGE-l6O- acre farm.
han mile from town, good level land,
we'll improved; will exchange for q
clean stock of general merchandise.
Address S29,~ scare %of Forum.
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coNTRAcroR ANp BUILpER.
STORAGE ROOM.

@. q. ANDEAS !, uphol1tet and fur
!, nit}.re repairer In the Porttt block,
has storage room for rent. Furnitu-e
packing done. Phone 5l6J or 1713-L.
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FARM TO RENT.

FARM FOR RENT-very choice farm
in Cass county with firstclass build
ings; land we'll drained; is in fine con-
dition and nicely plowed. ready for
crop. Box @. Casselton, N. d.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED AGENTS - In city and
country for easy selling household.
specialties. No experience necessary.
Speciality Sales Agency. BOX ls7, Far
no NJ D. ss4E ~
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FOR SALE-A small farm Of 100 acres
located about three miles from De-
troit, Mimi, for sale at $500. This
farm borders on one of the most beau
tiful lakes in northern Minnesota Has
about twenty acres OF timber along
the lake shore, balance cleared land.
Small house and stable, all fenced. The
land will stand close inspection. Do
not answer unless you mean business.
Address II. s. Dahlen. Detroit, MINI.
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WANT D--A stenographer without
machine, for part of each day. Care
Of G. b. Ti1lson, Waldorf hotel.
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The MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF

TTE WUDEWW EWU 7 n ENFTUOB Ut
anne ca has an opening for a good
= deputy 81 agent in Cass county out
sidesof Fargo. We admit men and wonl-
en- upon equal terms. Pay life, accident
and old age benefits. Reserve fund
feature. If you appreciate square
treatment and can tell the truth and
stand prosperity, address c. e. Brown,
Grand Forks. N. ID.
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ron SALE or EXCHANGE

FOR SALE on THApE--One 25-horse
power simple, double cylinder
Reeves traction engine, with rear tank
and one 40x63 Reeves separator run
three seasons. Will sell for cash or
trade for property or land. Address
s4S care Forum.
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LOOSE LEAF BOOKS.

LOOSE LEAF LEDGE complets for
s8.T5. tSixe Of sheet 9Ax11 ~ SEND
for sample sheets, catalogues, ere
Specials ia loose leaf made to order.
write Us. The Porte Co. Fargo, n. p.
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EXCEPTIONALLY SAFE and we'll
paying investment ia offered to in
vestors with $500 to $1,000. Full, par
ticulars upon inquiry. Address S34, Fo-
rum.
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WANT ED@--A flrst-c1a clothing sales
man for q scountry town. Apply to
VIM. Rozen, Broadway.
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: WANTE D. man as as
sistant cashier. Young man 81 to
&c wears of age. Must have had expe-
rience. Able to take 81, 600 stock. Nor
.wegian preferred. Apply at once. Fine
, opportunity, Address Cashier, Gard
Iier. ". D.
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sTEAM aoILER FoR 81.

FOR SALE--Twenty horse power
steam boiler. Enquire Forum Office
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SALARY AND FURNITURE LOANS.

MONEY LOANED to honest employees
holding permanent positions. strictly
CONFIDENTIAL Loans on furniture. pi-
amos, ETC., on the instailment plan. w.
q. Mahon. los Broadway. suite 6,
Huntington block.
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Buy for Future Use.

Best values obtainable IN wonens
hosiery. Saturday at A. u. Moody's.
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FOR SALE-House, livery barn. horses,
buggies and harnesses. For particulars
write s23, care Forum.
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WANTED, AT oNcE--Man to repre-
sent The North Dakota Farmer g..
Farmers institutes. Salary or commits
sion. Address, with recommendations
call on or phone. w. G. Croker, Mgr,
Lisbon. N. d.
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RosIrToNs WANTEp-MALE.

WANT 4 3--rosilion by a young man
"a twaiter; .lrst-class. experienced.
$50 Forum. ~. $50 49,
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WANT DIT hree men. at once. Good
wages guaranteed. Call at ence. r..
ID. Bartlett, waldorf hotel.
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r RADE

CO. @OuRsE Il WILL-For anything,
and ID 1t quick. = r. Carson, Bis
t1arck. m. D.
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MANIFOLD LEDGER SYSTEMS.
BUY AND SELL.

| 6uN AND 9ELL second land goods
of every description. y. G. Lally.
Phone 4T2-L.
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FOR SALE-Barber shop two chairs
In N. ID. town; $3.50 cash takes it.
Address sac. care Forum.
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MESSENGER wants work delivering
with team in Fargo and Moorhead.
Reasonable prices. Phone 1881.
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Help wANTEp--MALs.

HAVE knight Printing GO. print i.
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FOR SALE, in good N. D. town, lots
and building suitable for laundry or
bakery or both, no competition; terms
part cash; residence adjacent. Address
D. A. Hunt, Alice, N. d.
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FOR RENT-Hotel In Minot. fully
equipped; so rooms. John Hoelling-
or, Minot, N. d.
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HOUSE AND SAFE MOVING.

I MAKE q speciality OF unusual and
heavy moving; houses, safes, raising
furnish everything. j. w.
Hodges. Phone 908.
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I Forum Want Al WIN sell Il For Yos
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WANTED TO RENT-PlANoLA.
] ELecTRlcAL-.

lF YOU WANT ANYTHING DONE
cheap and good in the electrical line
Pholse-95l-J.
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POSITION WANTED-By young man
as clerk in store; with some expert
ence; speaks Scandinavian and Eng
Hsh. Best of references or bonds, II
needed. Address S37, Forum.
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WANTE D--A position as foreman OF
large farm, by married man. who can
Furnish best of references. Address
&5e; care of. Fargo Forum.
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ZOE. REMr

STORE ROOM FOR RENT - The
Klinsrnann Co.. 115-117 Fifth street
north.
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got up in the last stride. Omicron
came from far back last furiong.
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Continued from. First Page)
er reared in the lap of luxury or pam
pered by those youthful indulgences
which go to weaken after manhood,
yet both have accomplished things
the one a brilliant sun. expiring at
midday in the shadows o. an IN.
heralded eclipse--the other some
bright meteor flashing from the en-
pyrean and climbing or to higher
destiny beyond. Each the perfect
model Of his class and both alike,
the finished products of our American
civilization.
Eroward Made Himself
There are certain men in Florida
claiming today that they made Brow
ard. God Almighty created BrowarG
ami then he made himself The fact
about the business is that these men
were never heard of until Browarj
picked them up out of obscurity and
stood them in the lime-light.
over in Jacksonville n the silent
shadows of the day, when Broward
died, before the dew had fallen on
the flowers or the palms had cast
their shadows on his new-made grave:
while yet the tears bedimmed the
eyes of orphanage and widowhood
and the beautiful st. Johns moved
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Large Crowd Witnessed
tt-,.f
! One of the Best Cards
! of the Season.
jGNTLEMAN's RACE THIS AFTER.
NOON WILL Dc TIVE FEATURE
! JOCKEY M'cLoskEY SUSPEND
10 PoUA DAYS ~ STARTER
AND THE JUDGES ADDED SIX
! MORE DAYS TO THE sUsPEN.
SION. => p o.. &c.,
Oy w, A. r.

Another large and appreciative
crowd was in attendance at Kupfrian's
uark yesterday, the turnout being
even better than Wednesday when the
revival began. and, like the preceding
day. tho talent took, away most of the
ponsy, the books again quitting the
day loser, some OF the layers being
6ard hit. Favofites ; In most of the
races were again successful and when
the public choice did not get I'm 1t
usually happened that the boys got
down . good thing at long odds and
profted handsomely.
The wise set Just, missed by head
In putting over big betting coupe on
New Star. opening at six to one and
being backed down to eight to Ave at
POST time. New Star looked a. sure
winner In the stretch but was caught
IN the last stride by Lady. Maxim at
ok to one, the filly coming with
furious rush In the. final sixteenth and
jsist getting the decision.
Speculation picked up extensively
yesterday and the play probably being
more brisk than during any other day.
a Some .closD Finishes.
Il Several exceedingly close finishes
Gnlivened the day by stirring up the
enthusiasm Of the good crowd. One
q tho prettiest finishes Of the day
outside IT the win Of Lady Maxim was
In the closing race. The field was at
the post seven minutes and when
they 0nally were on Rubiola managed
% beat the barrier by several lengths
ana cot out to win in a canter to all
appsosaoeeo. bat was luck. to score by
Z head. b. NJ. Rebo,, closing big
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Laney Speaks For w.
A. Blount at Quincy Fair

Continued from: First Page)
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HORSE RACING FOOTBALL PRIZE FIGHTING OTHER SPORT

fessor trailed to the three-quarter pole
and then came on with-a speedy rush,
closing a big gap.
Dander looked an easy winner Of
the third race after going five fur
longs, holding Don Hamilton and Au-
tumn Girl safe to the stretch, where
the others commenced to close up and
what at first gave evidence OF being
an easy win terminated in a great
stretch battle. in which Dander got
the decision by only head, lasting
just long enough to stall off the de-
termined bid of Autumn Girl. Au-
tumn girl was going strongest at tie
end and drew away from Don Hamil
ton. who eventually was hard pressed
for third place. beating out Bethlehem
by head. Brougham, off running,
soon was in a tangle and knocked out
of his stride and with Dona H. trailed
the field.
Amyl proved the easiest winner of
the day, outclassing her field to win
by three lengths, just cantering.
Emmy Lou set the early pace but
quickly relinquished her advantage
when Amy1 challenged. Tom Cat was
prominent for half, but tired, Ida
coming with rush to take third
Lackford, best of the others, then
place
Lady Maxim, running as II best, was
forced to go around her field but fin
fshed strong and got up in the final
sixteenth to race New Star neck and
neck to the wire and win by a head
New Star went fast for three furlongs
and drew away to a big lead but
tired. Louis KatZ, suffering much In
reference, came from far back In the
last furlong to show, beating out Ike
Cohen. who was well up throughout.
Rubiola, after drawing away to a
commanding lead. tired entering the
stretch and only by standing a hard
drive managed to last and win by a
head from the onrushing B. NJ. Rebo
The latter showed world of sped,
going in much improved form. Rebo
and San Gil raced Our Nugget into
submission the first half.
Several Of the jockeys took libeT-
ties with the starter and judges but
came cut the short end Of 1t. McClos
key got it both coming and going.
Starter Murray gave him four days on
the ground for bad behavior at the
post and when the race was finished
| the judges called him into the stand
and added six me- o his suspension
for rough ridio% 'rGyan drew a
| four day set dow: he starter for
disobedience at the lost and c. Pryor
was set down for two days
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softly to the sea for fear of disturbing
his sacred sleep, and the breezes from
the nearby Atlantic whispered sweet
ly around his grave, and nature put
the soft pedal on the winds from the
sea as they sang low, sweet an
thems to his memory; while still the
flag Of humanity hung at half-mast in
all our hearts; certain men with I'M
hallowed souls silently held a politi-
cal convention and brought out a can.
didate for Browards place in the SEN
ate. Was there ever such an unholy
thing done in Florida? There is but
one parallel in history Two thou
sand years ago in the city Of Jerusa-
lem some mercernaries sat at the foot
of the cross on the day that Christ
was crucified and battered off his
clothes"
Judge Laney discussed the plat
forms of the candidates and then
said that to Pensacola geographically
belonged the senatorship. He spoke
for about an hour, closing with a
glowing tribute to Mr.. Blount.
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ner crowd of the meeting, especially
go since the weather has turned fine
once more, with Indications of being
even warmer today. The following
are the riders in the gentlemen race:
Mr.. Merritt, Mr.. McVoy, NJ. Saunders,
Mr.. White, NJ. Raeger and Mr.. Harvey.
In the initial race of the day Wal
ter Mclean, standing a hard drive
with rare gameness, ran an uphill race
from poor beginning, gaining
steadily throughout and got up in the
last jump to nose out Omricon. The
latter. running in. improved form, Off
well in motion was sent to the front
Immediately, but tired in the final
drive, which allowed the winner to
score. Black Domino came from quite
a way back to the front at the stretch
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and then suddenly quit, dropping out
of the money. Won Laer ran a good
race but was taken wide on all the
turns. which initiated in no slight
degree against his chances. DR.. Crook.
quick to break, soon forged to the
front and quite as quickly fell bacl.
to trail the held, all in a couple Of fur
longs.
In the second event Grenade, the
favorite. with much in reserve, al
lowed Pleasing to set the early pace
TO the stretch and then came on
when ready to win by length, going
away Procla was lucky to get show
position by a head from the fast
coming Nettie Carita, who was going
strongest at the end and would have
caught Procia in another stride. Con-
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CLOSE FINISHES featured
Traces At kUPFRIAN'S PARK

gap from the three-Quarter pole on.
closed with a mighty rush and in
couple more jumps would in all prob
ability won out. Rubiola was firing
fast at the end and was lucky to last
long enough to win. ,-'
Just four of the six races were de-
cided by a head and in each case the
winner only scored in the last stride
or two. This of course set the crowd
wild pulling for their favOrites all
through the terrific stretch drives.
The first race was a beauty, five out
of the eight starters all punching on
the stretch turn racing down the
home run neck and neck, it being ut
terly impossible to pick winner out
of the bunch until twenty yards be-
fore the wire and even then the first
three were only heads apart, the out
slider. Walter Mclean, lasting longest
and getting the first money. 1t, was
a great race to start off with and rs
succeeding dashes were equally as
close the audience began to get on
its feet when the fields reached the
three-quarter pole prepared to cheer
i'm anticipation OF rous!ng end. ana
were in nearly every instance reward
ed with brilliant stretch battle and
garrison finish.
Jockey Griffin carried off the riding
honors with two winners, both being
well played choices. His first mount
to score was Grenade in the second
race. at , TO >. and he doubled on
Amyl in the fourth. backed from even
money TO three to five.
A Feature Today.
The big feature of the meeting 10
date will De put on this afternoon af-
ter q few unsuccessful attempts to
make il a go. The gentlemen riders
race is on the card with six good
horses entered and half dozen OF
Pensacola's most accomplished young
gentlemen riders 10 guide the horses
through the four and a half furlong
dash. These events, big drawing
cards on every track in the country.
are always interesting both from
horsemanship standpoint and social
one. The riders who are up this at
ternoon are all well known local
young men both socially and in bust
ness circles. In addition to the fea-
ture race as a drawing card Friday Is
one of the days when the ladies ac
by an escort are admitted
free. OF course this will swell the
crowd for Their is always good at
tendance on these special days for the
women so it augurs well for the BAN
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BlRMiN CHAM BASKETBALL
TEAM OPEN FOR CHALLENGE

Sporting Editor Pensacola Journal.
The Birmingham (Ala.) High School
basketball team has organized for the
season of 1910-11 and is DESTROYS of
arranging games with prep school.
Y. NJ. c. =. and college teams. Man
ayers wishing games can be &C
commodated by writing to Wilson
Searight. Manager, Birmingham High
School, Birmingham. Ala.
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If you lave anything to
sell; if you wish to buy any
thing, advertise in The Jour-
nails Want Columns.
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Il ask for leave 20 print Lucille as
a part Of my remarks said the new
congressman.
What has that got to do with your
speech Oil the hog Industry" inquired
a floor leader.
Nothing. But the young people Of
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my district want me to send EN- some
good poetry to read evening""
burg Post