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ORLAND.

Several cases OF measles are reported.
Edgar R. Page has moved into the Perry
Hartman house, which he has purchased.
Harry CHM spent several days last week
with his aunt, Mrs. Frank Clement, Of
Penobscot.
renee, Of Foxcroft, are making their
annual visit at Frank Farnham's.
Mrs. Avander Sawyer and children,
Charlotte and Sherman, of Bar Harbor,
are at g. NJ. MONEYS for . brief visit.
There is gradual improvement daily in
the condition Of Grace B. Douglass. She
can now, with the aid Of crutches, walk
from one room to the other.
June 20. D.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

At the Sullivan franklin class town
convention held at Sullivan Saturday,
Bedford E. Tracy, Of Winter Earbor, was
nomination as candidate for representa-
tive to the Legislature.
The class convention OF the towns OF
Bluehill, Surry, Hancock, Lamoine and
Trenton wss held in Ellsworth Monday
afternoon. Frank l.. Hodgkins, Of La
moline, was dominated as representative to
the legislature.
George NJ. Hanson, of Calais, was nomi-
mated as the democratic candidate for
Congress in the fourth district by accla-
nation at the district convention in Ban
gor last Thursday. This is his third sue
cessive nomination.
The republicans OF the classed towns of
Mt. Desert, Southwest Harbor, fremont,
Swans island and Cranberry Isles held
their convention at Southwest Harbor
Saturday. A. K. Mcbride, of Northeast
Harbor, was nominated as candidate for
representative to the legislature.
The republican class town convention
composed Of the towns of Sedgwick, Deer
Isle, Stonington and Isle au Haut met in
convention at Deer Isle Saturday. Will
liam B. Thurlow was made chairman OF
the convention. Fred A. Torrcy, OF Ston-
ington, was nominated as q candidate for
legislature.
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DEER ISLE.

Frank Dean, OF Boston, came this week
TO spend part OF the summer.
The frs opened June Is, and already
quite number Of the rooms are occupied.
Prof. Croswell and wife, Of New York,
have opened their cottage at Dunham's
point.
Mrs. Sadie Williamson, who has been
visiting friends in Rocklsnd. came home
Saturday.
Harbor View chapter, o. E. s.. win en-
terrain IsIesboro and Castine chapters
Wednesday.
Miss Merle Small will leave this week
for . two-weeks' visit TO her aunt, Mrs.
Edith Staples, in Boston.
Mrs. Elmer Greenlaw and three chill
dren will leave Thursday for New York,
where they will make their home.
Capt. c. A. Haskell, OF schooner Jessie
A. Bishop, il spending . few days with
his family while his vessel is unloading in
Boston.
Prof. Southworth and wife, Of Gambler.
O., have opened their cottage on Mill
island. Prof. Southworth has been COM
ing here over twenty years.
Frank Greeniaw, who formerly ran .
stable here, came from Rochester, N. Y,
where he now resides, to dispose Of his
stock Of carriages and harnesses.
The Children's day concert was held at
the church Sunday evening. A fne pro-
gram was well carried out. A special
musical program was pleasing feature.
The school COMMITTEES has made the fol-
lowing assignment OF teachers for the
coming year: No. 1, Gertrude B. Eaton;
2, grammar vacant; primary, Rachel Has
kell; 3, Sarah 4. Pickering; 4, Essie ".
Gray; s, Helen ID. Haskell; 6, grammar,
Bertha Z. Saunders; primary, Clermont
Knowiton; 7, Gertrude E. Greenlaw; 8,
Laura stinson; 10, Carl P. Powers; Susan
Haskell, assistant; II. Lillian 4. KnowI-
ton; 13, Myrtle d. Stinson; Is, Rose II.
Thompsons q, Cleveland p. Eaton; 81,
Nellie 8. Haskell; high, Fred 4. Soddard;
Ethel F. King, assistant.
June 20. REX.
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County Party for the n. E. A.

County Party for the n. f.. A.
For the convenience OF Hancock county
teachers who wish to attend the great
educational meeting to be held in Boston
July 2-s, Albert r. Richardson, OF Castine,
has consented, at the request Of the State
directors committee, to organize and
conduct . party. The organization Of
this party not only insures the greater
comfort of the teachers, but will also
multiply the pleasure OF its members.
Specisl railroad rates viii prevail.
The meeting OF the n. E. A. this year
will be OF the greatest educational in
terest. The advance programs, already
distributed to Maine teachers, are
suggestive OF the rich treat in store for
those who will attend. The hospitality
arrangements Of the local Boston COM
mittee include many specially attractive
features not announced in the program.
The Maine rally to be held at the State
headquarters on Tuesday, July S, from
to 8, will be attended by present and
former Maine teachers, and will doubtless
be one OF the largest social Affairs Of the
week.
Teachers who desire to join the Ham
cock county party are requested to send
their names to Albert F. Richardson, Cas-
tine, Me.
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MOTOR BOAT LAWS.

Act of Congress Defines just What
Is Required Of Owners.
Motor boat owners are interested in the
provisions OF the act OF Congress approved
June 9, which will take effect July 9. The
term motor boat in the act includes every
vessel propelled by machinery and
not more than sixty-hve feet in length,
excepting tug boats and tow boats pro-
PEELED by steam, and they are divided into
twenty-six feet in length; class two,
twenty-six to forty feet; class three,
forty feet to sixty-five feet.
Every motor boat OF class one, in all
weathers from sunset to sunrise shall
carry white light aft to show all around
the horizon; . combination lantern in the
fore part Of the vessel and lower than the
white light aft to show green to starboard
and red to port, 20 fixed as to throw the
light from right ahead to two points abaft
the beam on their respective sides.
Class two boats shall carry . bright
white light - near the stem a il prscti-
cable, throwing an unbroken light over
the horizon Of ten points OF the compass,
throwing light to two points abAft the
beam dn either side. And the act pre-
scribes just the dime nsions the glass or
lens must be.
Every motor boat shall carry . whistle
or bell capable Of producing . blast Of
two seconds or more in duration; and
every motor boat OF class two or three
shall carry an efficient bell aud an EN-
cient fog horn.
Every motor boat subject to the pro-
visions Of this act shall carry either life
preservers or life belts, or bouyant cush-
ions or ring buoys or other device, to be
prescribed by the secretary OF commerce
and labor, sufficient to sustain afioat
every person aboard, and 30 placed as
to BE- readily accessible; and all boats
shall carry aboard ready for immediate
use the means Of promptly and effect
ually extinguishing burning gasoline. A
fine OF not exceeding 800 shall be i'm
posed for the violation OF this act.
All motor bnats over I've tons net en-
gagged in carrying freight or passengers
for hire must be documented, that 10 to
say. licensed BY the collectors Of customs,
and this must not be COMPOUNDED with the
license required for the operator Of .
motor boat. The documented boats must
have their names aud home ports On their
sterns and the name on each bow, and
while the law does not require 1t, the de-
partment recommends that the name be
conspicuously displayed on undocumsntsd
motor boats.
The oct carries list Of regulations,
that il, it prescribes details for lights,
bells and horns. The entire act should BE-
read BY ali motor boat owners.
The chief thing Of interest in Maine in
the oct u that the life preservsr part OF 1t u
not 20 drastic - was originally proposed
by those who favored the regulations.
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COUNTY NEWS.
cAsrISE.

&AC- Ak< -
The Acadsan hotel will open Saturday
for the seeson.
Miss Kundsou arrived last week, and
plans to open her tee roor, shortly.
Miss Edna Gates il spending two weeks
with her grandmother in Franklin.
Clayton Chandler, of Brewer, il en-
pioyed as bell-boy at the Castine house.
John M. vogeIl has been renominated
by the President as collector of customs
here.
Miss Raymond has finished her work
for Mrs c. Fred Jones and has gone to
Boston.
Harry Bowcen, OF Portland, is spending
two weeks with his parents, William Bow
den and wife.
Miss Hortense Richardson 10 home for
the summer from BrownvilIe, where she
has been teaching.
The steamer Golden Rod will begin her
new schedule on Tuesday, making two
trips to Belfast daily.
Miss Annie B. Shattuck, OF Lawrence,
has arrived for the summer, and 10
at Capt. 4. y. Browns.
Miss Josephine West, of Sedgwick, il
again at work in DR.. Payson's ONCE, after
. vacation OF several weeks.
Miss Dorothy shepard, OF Rumford
Falls, IL spending the summer with her
grandmother, Mrs. Isaiah Shepard.
August Il. T. schierlob, w. +. Gilbert
and Charles Graham, college friends OF
Arthur Patterson, have been visiting in
town.
Edward Walker and wife and Miss
Carol Littlefield, OF Rockland. are spend
ing few days with Hon. W. A. Walker
and wife.
Mrs. Jennie Dickson, OF Rockiand, with
her two children. Is with her parents,
Stephen Liftlefield and wife, for the
summer.
Mrs c. H. Baker and her two grand
children arrived lest week and are occupy
ing Mrs. Bakers beautiful cottage on
Battle avenue.
George Clancy and wife, DIR. E. E. Phil
brook and son Harold have gone ON .
weeks canoe trip, their finai destination
being Bar Harbor.
The "Along the Kennebec" company
played to fair-sixed audience in Emerson
hall Monday evening. After the regular
show, . vaudeville performance was given,
which was much enjoyed by IN apprecia-
tive, II not large, audience.
June 20. q.
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BUCKspoRr.


Mrs. vandine, Of Newark, N. j., is the
guest Of relatives here.
Mrs. w. 8. Webb and children spent
several days recently in Orono.
Mrs. A. z. Dorr and Mrs. Sarah BIais-
dell, of Orland, visited Mrs. Emily Farmer
last week.
Miss Marguerite Dinsmore will leave
Thursday for Silver Bay, N. u, a. dele
gate to the annual Y. w. c. A. convention
from the E. M. G. 8.
Capt. John Grimm died at his home here
Monday afternoon, aged eighty-eight
years. He leaves one daughter, who lived
with and cared for him in his last illness,
Capt. Grimm for many years in his
younger days was in command OF one Of
the Donald Nicholson Grand Bankers.
st. Johns commandsry, Knights Tenn
plar, OF bangor, arrived BY special train
last Sunday ct 10 O'Clock accompanied
by the Bangor band. 1t formed in line ON
Main street, marched down Main to. Mill,
up Mill TO Buck, up Buck TO School, up
School TO franklin, down Franklin to
Elm street, whore it entered the Con-
gregational church and listened to : fine
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Governor Fsrnald yesterday nomi-
mated Hon. James w. Brackett, Of
PHILIPPE, a. chairman OF the commits
sion on inland fisheries and game for
Z term Of three years, to succeed Hon.
Leroy T. Carleton, Of Winthrop, whose
term expires June 30. Mr.. Bracket
has long been identified with the 6sh
and game interests Of the State. He
4 editor Of MaiRe Woods, which IL
largely devoted to flsh and game news.
He was appointed by Gov. Cobb in
1904 - . member OF the f1sh and game
commission, and reappointed BY him
In 1907. He il eminently qualified to
ali the responsible position Of chair
man OF the board. To succeed Mr..
Rrackett a. a member Of the commits
don, Gov. Fernald appointed Blaine
3. viles, OF Augusta.
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Tue graduation exercises Of the Falls
grammar school were held in the church
Thursday evening, and were attended by
more than could be seated in both church
and vestry. The stage had been taste
fully decorated with the class colors,
green and pink, and the class motto was
done in the same colors and hung over the
stage. Streamers Of green and pink were
hung from the centre OF the room to the
windows which had been banked with
greenery. Lynch's band furnished the
music.
On the stage, besides the class were Rev.
h. w. Conley, Superintendent-of-S
Clara o. Hopkins and the three teachers
Miss Minerva Jordan, Miss Eta Jordan
and Miss Ruth Fields. Following was the
program:
Music
Prayer.........-......... Rev W Conley
Music
salutatory-The Rosd to Success,
George n Lord
sEssay-Our Education. .. Frank Severance
Recitation-The Drummer Boy in Blue,
Helen e Cooke
Recitation-Gsrfeld's Ride,
Addie " Severance
Class History. .Ruel w Whitcomb
Music
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bell,
Clifford Carter
sEssay- Work Of Mine Years. Henry Dnnham
ciass Prophecy. Marion Smith
Address to Undergraduates. Bernard Lynch
Presentation Of Gifts.. Harold r Higgins
Valedictory-.. .Eben n Whitcom5
Ausic
Singing Class ODE Miss Smith
Glass Address. Rev H " Conley
Conferrins Diplomas. .supt Mr. Hopkins
Music
Excused
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A REPUBLICAN
State Convention
WILL BE HELD IN
CITY HALL, AUGUSTA,
Wednesday. June 20, 1910,

for the purpose OF nominating candidates for
governor and State auditor TO be supported at
the September election, and transact such
other business rs may properly come before IT.
The basis of representation il as follows;
Each city. town and plantation will be en-
titled to one delegate; and for each rs votes
cast for the repu blican candidate for governor
In 1865 an additional delegate; and for . frac-
tion of 40 votes in excess Of IS votes, further
additional delegate Vacancies in the dele
CATION OF any city. town or piantation can
only be filed by residents Of the county in
which the vacancy exists
The State committee will be in session in
the ante room Of the city hall at O'Clock Of
the day OF the convention, for the pprpose Of
receiving credentials OF delegates. In order
to be eligible to participate in the convention,
delegates must be elected subsequent TO date
of the call for this convention
All electors Of Maine, whatever their pc-
litical Affiliations may have been, who believe
in the general principles and policy Of the re-
publican party and desire its success 1T the
polls in the coming election in this State, are
cordially invited TO unite under this call in
electing delegates 70 the convention
Per order, Republican State Committee.
BYRON BcrD.
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NORTHEAST HARBOR.

The Kimbali honse will open Tuesday,
June n, and the Clifton June q.
There was memorial service for the Odd
Fellows in their hall last Sunday.
Chester Smith and wife came last week.
Mr.. Smith ID ON Dr. Hart's yacht, and Mrs
Smith is ct Mrs- e. Reeds.
Mrs. Rogers, wifs Of the Baptist pastor,
arrived Last Friday. She has besn i'll since
her arrival, but AL hops TO 80 hsr ont
soon.
June 20. B.
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Nominated by the Governor.

Nominated by the Governor.
Among nominations by Gov. Fernald
announced yesterday were the following:
F. W. Bracket, Of Phillips, chairman
inland fsh and game commission.
State superintendent Of schools, Payson
Smith, of Auburn.
Agent for the prevention OF cruelty to
animals, Fred Dunbar, Penobscot.
Notary public, e. 8. Clark, Bar Harbor
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Moose are getting very ''sassy" up
around Green Lake, according to corre-
spoEdent at that place. John Ciapp, .
wood-chopper, was driven out OF the
woods by one recently, while . section
hand on the railroad spent half an hour
up a telegraph pole while big moose
stood guard at the foot Of it.
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THE THIRD DISTRICT
Republican Convention
WILL BIZ HELD IN
CITY HALL, AUGUSTA,
Tuesday, June %, 1910,
AT I O'CLOCK P. NJ,

for the purpose Of nominating candidate for
Congress to be voted for 1t the stats cleo tion,
Monday. September 10, 1910.
0The basis Of representation Will be ~ fol-
lows Each city. town and plantation will be
entitled to one delegate, and for each seventy
1ve votes cast for the republican candidate
for governor in 1905 an additional delegate,
and for fraction Of forty votes in excess Of
seventy five votes an additional delegate
The District Committee will be in session in
the reception room Of the hall 1t three
O'Clock on the afternoon Of the convention
for the purpose Of receiving the credentials
Of delegates. Delegates in order to be eligi-
Ole to participate in the convention. must be
elected subsequent to the date Of the call for
this convention.
Per order Third District Republican Com
0ittee.
searsport. Me-, May .. 1870
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omnibus public building bill has been re-
ported to the House. Il carries the follow
ing items for Maine: Biddeford, ga, 900
in addition to $4,000 heretofore appro-
priated for site; Gardiner, 1000 in sddi-
tion 20 $4,000 heretofore appropriated for
site; Old Town, $4,000 in addition to
$4,000 heretofore appropriated for size;
Skowhegan, $4,000 for postofice site;
Camden, $4,000 in addition to $4,000
heretofore appropriated for site; Bath,
$4,000 in addition to $4,000 heretofore
appropriated for repairs; Haliowell, 20, 600
for postoffice site; Rumford Fails, 10000
for postofice site; Caribou, $4,000 for
postofiice site.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
From Eden,

from EdeH,
WILLIAM 81. DAVIS, OF Eden.
From BluehilI, Surry, Hancock, Lamoine
AVID Trenton.
FRANK l.. HoDGKINs, of LAmoine.
From Sullivan, Winter Harbor, Sorrento,
Frankliw, Gouidsboro, Eastbrook, Wal
tham and toscnships and piantotions
z, So, 10, n, SO,
BEDFORD E. TRACY, of Winter Harbor.
From Deer Isle, Stonington, Sedgpick,
Isie au HGut and Eagte island,
FRED A. ToRREY, OF Stonington.
From. Cranberry Isles, fremont, Mount
Desert and S,ran's Island,
A. X. MCBRIDE, of Mt. Desert.
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NOTICE.
THE psoprfetors Of Mount Desert Bride,
l. Corporation are hereby notined the an.
uuAl meeting OF said corporation will be held
1T its toll house In Trenton. Nc, on the sec.
ond Monday o. next July. at O'Clock p. M.
for the following purposes;
First. To choose ofhcers for said corpora
ton for tho ensuing year.
second. To take action In regard TO repair.
ing the bridge.
Third. To transact such other business a,
may legally come before said meeting.
The propriefors are earnestly requested TO
attend this mestinG. T. NJ. HANOI,
CLERK.
West Eden, Me-. June u, 1910.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
STATE ELECTION, SEPT. IL, 1910.
COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET.
For Senators,
WILLIAM A. WALKER, OF Castine.
J. HERBERT PATTEN, Of Bar Harbor
For Sheriff,
FORREST o. SIISBY, of Ellsworth.
For Clerk OF Courts,
JOHN r. KNOWLTON, Of Ellsworth.
For Judge of Probate,
EDWARD E. CHASE, of Bluehill.
For County Commissioner,
ORLANDO W. FOSS, of Hancock.
For County Attorney,
WILEY C. CONARY, OF Bucksport.
For Register Of Deeds,
WILLIAM o. EMERY, OF Sullivan.
For County Attorney. "a
ROBERT B. HOLMES, OF Ellsworth.
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The prospects are that the end OF the
session will come pescefuliy, and with .
recurrence OF better feeling. That does
not mean the insurgents viii lay down
their arms, or that the regulars will cease
to give battle, or that the democrats will
abstain from fomenting strife. But there
are indications that there will be COM
paratively little fuss and strain, and that
the last days will be given over to minor
matters in which the country will find
little OF more than passing interest.
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Lame shoulder il almost invariably
caused by rheumatism OF the muscles and
yieids quickly to ths free application Of
ChsmberlAin's Liniment. This liniment
y mot only prompt and eflectusl, but In
dealers.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Mrs. Asa e. Flood went 20 Bangor Sun
day night for . weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Walter 3. Cram.
There will be dance at Gerry's casino
Fourth Of July night.
Miss Rose Mckinney, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Mary E.
Slater, has returned to Boston.
Clarence Garland, OF Bar Harbor, has
been here this week with his sister, Mrs.
George E. Maddocks.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

A COW and calf moose are causing Her
man Salisbury, OF Otis, lots Of trouble and
damage. Mr.. Salisbury has an early
patch Of peas which was looking fine. but
the moose have made frequent visits to it,
and practically ruined it.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Session Nearing End = Maine Fares
Well In Public Buildlng Bill.

Session Nearing End = Maine Fares
Well In Public Building Bill.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. June q especially
With all the activities attending . last
week OF the session, tae Maine men have
not been idle. Most. of them have some
thing important to dispose Of and are
straining every muscle to get it done.
senator Hale always works methodically
and steadily. he has more on his hands
than any other man under the dome. be-
cause OF those billion dollars in appro-
priations to be completed. But he has be-
come 80 used to all the stress and strain
of the end OF the session that the hurfy-
burly does not disturb his calculations,
and be goes right ahead, knowing v hat
he wants to do and how to do 1t.
Senator Frye was through with all the
legislation in which he ia Immediately
interested some days ago, and is standing
by against any day when the vice-presi-
dent may not be around to WELD the
gsvel. II there is any trouble on that
score the junior senator is ready 20 step
up and show the Senete what model pre-
siding officer can do.
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TO b truly happy is . question Of how
- beeip. and not Of how We end; nj what
~ ~xnt and not Of what Ne have. -
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Representatives Guernsey, Swssey and
Allen are all actively on the job looking
after their constituents in the closing
hours. Asher Z. Hinds, the House pas-
Humanitarian, now looked upon ~ . sort
of fifth member from Maine since he be-
came certain OF the nomination in the
first district, is not only keeping the
House straight this week on parliamcn-
tary law, but is busy getting together q
speech to be delivered before the nomina-
ting convention on June 80.
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Representative Bueieigh ID bearing .
hand at the last appropriation bill to
squeeze through. That il the omnibus
public building bill which be has been
attending on its various stages from the
point where his committee started to
write the measure which interests more
members of the House vitality than any
other which has been enacted ct this
session. 1t is almost always the last Of
the appropriation bills - be brought in,
and then there is great hurrah to rush
it through with little delay.
The governor il one OF the conferees on
that appropriation bill, and with his con-
ference colleagues OF the House committee
is wrestling with . trio OF senators who
want to put a lot OF extra appropriations
upon the bill. They promise to be sue
cessfui with their task, for it is certain
that Congress viii never adjourn till the
omnibus public building bill, which the
irreverent call s.porK bsrrep', has been
written upon the statute books.
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Hantsb.

VOUN0 men and women OF good ch.r.r.
i ter thigh school graduates preferrsai.
to enroll ~ the Dover Business College Dove,
n. H. fouag ladies can make arranren.nt.
to cut expenses In half by obtaining board
and room Tree. Chancss for young men, Too.
Positions paying eio TO til per week secured
for graduates. Write nowi