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INVESTMENTS PAYING UP
TO rs PER CENT NET.

on rmE Finsr HIl.l.-reFvs-
eaff zrsFfasaf h8ass. 0afitiaN iess
tbaa en4 yasf ed earnsS fat PAVED
siFasfa assessnseaia aH naid sFaFFs
thfHa ne latest NulNaHfA NrHtfsH
seea sag sartlss anfvf Faafauissa
isass tiAsee Eeeg isfuss
RESIDENCES.
MAnnoNA ugf.t. co ftra nsAF
Easi HrftnN fsnma strictly maas
afn asa hulss. fali esfrfNt taaagnHnf.
f4rHsne. laundff trays large NEHf
rlanls beam ssiiias ass 4eiitasa
pastaz ana ra3a Price Eta44. titea
casa. sAi@nes ~ ths maath
THOMPSON uxtvEHalrr PARK
- reNm ueaern house. jos fFttas
tt "a aiis1i city Improvements az IN
ani paia saespt gAunes ans.hsif
biaeh 70 ths ear splendid uslshpnFs
haaa Prizes e. zoe. itea cash. bal
knes ~ 20. manfh.
WOODLAND PARK niarnIcT-
G-foafa masieFn haunaira. corner lat
&aAfaft faii nasNuant. Fireplace
ffiee tt.tee. sass cash, saa pgf ms.
t-raan nrittlf modern bunsalpw.
piaes. 9ioss % Z eaf lines. iaf tariss
~ an alley Price lt,faa. tiep eaah,
balance ftt rsf mn
t.raafu banKaGaw iot fEsia1, as
ssaatasufs 10 faf siteeaiks eafsF
aaa street ffaninE frica tf.4ff. flta
cssh. taianes tis psf me
uNtVnHHfwN DISTRICT =- t-rupm
strictly mafeFn hunHatn~ on Ath
~ X n nesf tsth. isaa than 4 PEAR
aifs tef ftNfef Price $3.50, taaa
cash. ssiaaee ~ fhe mauih.
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Greenwood Park
Annex

Thia eur latest North Fad Addition
mas mere advantages than any ~ fha
iHAnf good enfffiaas No have yea fssaf.
Aelsa r. thst sseaiitY. M4sh uistaftaa
affafas az FstaasiFa yleu. aH lear sias.
Halas In uitf eAtsf FREE faf one gess.
sfs fHs 70 the menY saoa galnts THAT
tha hahiie appreciates tais - ahHWn ~
thf HAF me lest locations arn Nasns
sraNrea ~ ~ bneta huiiasfs 90 ot Z
TO-DAY fhiunsf AZ ear O. stta e %
main sffiea
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MRS REV j y COULTER explains
true spIfifuaiIsm Divine love De Cod.
ana in truth no wt love one another.
cod dWeIicth lu uE walk I'D the spirit.
and ye shall NOT miuN the lust III the
flesh CHRIST -this ia tho true God ui-
vino thought o. spirit that o. af can
Inherit the kingdom of heaven so MAJ
tefial thinE Dos heaven An angel ia Z
form ~ divine Thought power n angel
is MOI form of Thought heaven would
Doe void $3.50 could not see our dear ones
thaTc $50. flesh or blood cannot Inherit
tha klneNnm nf gad Divine thouNht Ia
spiriie thaf is ala can inherit tho king
dom 10 Gnd
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s'...sss.ss.
What taFs faH 20 esrhanrr f1r ~
fai rasas oa sih avr wsrih fssa Renl
FoR sALE--wooD AND cot.
fn0Sf3. max i1f6. no i4s
MILL WOOD AND COAL
unkAr wEHrEnN FuEt. GO --s,asf
q it. miA seed. I4te iesa aain iftt.
FoR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS
"A, 49,, 100000
eiear sfara aaa ianrh dauntef fu oannee
son safifirn 3aauifu ites HeHiti av.
iarssin. ce'isss fo.r roems ard
elass ~ esr Has iast isih ~ "
Far sale rhsaps-ons cgrhar ineahafar
ans hFHatnf faF feN nNna Cali ~ Nea
EuHlawnsla aemfHsfawn
Faf sale Nousrrh ranrs Win Mar
arrh SEA attachment bargain.
Der sais-A read iunch counter. sfasii
sneant ~ naener fgWai raas trraa
Sea- seeant AZ
isa samrls saiis siFts rraris. rsom
iaf Tfais1s niaE aass rhlfa
fer sale isr.tsg ineubstar snd breed
sr tssa ballard i1t
rof aais eheap. sa,ar restaurant al
fsst rFsmaut ~ or Accent n death
-
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cry eSHs EsIoJg(sscgsl cry SsAs
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MONEY ron sAlAhIRn l1'Ot1f-
! Women keeping house. and ofhorH
/ upon their own notes without Hocurltpt
| cheapest ratios easiest payments OFFICES
/ in Go principal cities u ~ Tnimhn. fat
Hplof Hioch sif SECOND Az
Loans on furniture. horaoH etc Wns
I EfI Nnw YORK UUanE
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Real Big Bargains
in West Seattle

sssss ssssssss sssssssss
Pick them quick or yon may miss EN-
fii90 Tor 2 extra choice Wow l0fa on
9Th Az. olYmuie Heights Add. worth
great deal more
SOC Cor beautiful corner ou Cailf1r-
mia aF.. afEi10. north ~ FurF aN
fi 500 Tor now farunm modern house
an West Massachusetts, o., near unf Hoe
Easy terms
MORRISON & ESHELMAN,
laos Alaska nldH
New f.ronm cottage large Tot. water.
wnfkss grand view ~ TIE sound and
mountains. 2 blocks from carl $3.50. fes
down $40 per month See Mr Young.
most dnHr tn FtorH. Lakewood station
NaunteroY Park earl
"a little home on street. with nH lm.
prOFemnuts only g blocks from Madison
Ger 8t0u Gosh ANA 800 on monthly
payments 10 g Ash. 1907 Alaska Hldr
tnrfo. ioyol tract with nve-room house
nu interufhnn ulE miles from oity Tor
s. 600 800 cash. balance ff8 DOR month
Soc me at room y rinos hldg Thla b.
n bargain
For snic % room modorni View I'd
lake WaHhlugipni $500. ti0D down.
tnigprHif district owner 500 naat
t0th
For salo lots 86xloO. 500 Terms
owner ballard ff85. near Woodland
Park
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's~~~se~~~-N~N~~=@~-~- ~-~N~-~~-~-~~~s~-
PROM MIL. DIRECT TO rot"

1@0>e>NsN<>~~-N-rNN~Ns~~N
PROM MILL DIRECT TO rot"
nor BED sAsH-oar oRn make. ths
best fhat can ~ made. prlmed vita
white iced paint lasts lifetime. AZ
lrg r. - giarsd ............-...aga Is
fEf O. "a glazed ............. 1Ts
cross pahsi ~ doors for nalatinr rs
CafiaEa front doors. fancy panels
ard hpHan beneath fancy giaaa.
Nhif saffftH ssf+as .assfs srss %
our neir panel door is . haauiy.
( siasa from TOP % bottom oniY tss
Cottage wiudows. sash. frames. columns
ann hardware 20 corresponding la@
pfiees Send of bring ypur earpeuters'
81 eoutfactars lrt hers Tor isw
estimate.
FREE CATALOGUE -rufiy Illustrated
shg@inH nl fhe lines q building ma
I hfing q g yeu We aaarsniss ab-
solufe saiisfartion in every detaii
o D WILLIAMS co.
Beth Fnonea- WAN
~ocoo.>Sc.cslt,9Hscs e-SlS9coooo.~ea
eshinsl sofk aais f1rst Ind isss
~rarcS 9rnc ~ n
thst Jet fhenes Main fsa fna SO
$4,000, 9 " I.ogss
Ie - - - - ~ !, -
men tas Areads Hide Maia ssos
Lesnara uuda y Nsisan Central BAG.
~ooooo.,-J,y tcJIkSo.o.,.o,,-,,.~
~. 49, ~. 81 fhlFa AZ. 90 chsfTS'
il a ~ % p m-
DELL theatre. fsrsi az nssr sprinx
one haur show. strictly lnaapenasnL
Admission Ec
OLIVER theatre. sgFinE 81. near seq
ono Only first run pictures shown. Al
o.>~oo-o,I ISai1I !. I. lloOI :
~ors rseins Trade ssses i' si u k ssssas
Observation-Disclosures
writer a supply CO. So n y 7e'i Blk i''s-
Soec00ooo.Gt sSsS.l,c se,lJss.soe.oooooo.
shkiAs WIVES FOR THE FoILOW-
ING PARTIES
w,ssl.hy MANUFACTURED. age 90
Mhaletale ErucFr. acc 60
LunfF etor age Afi means
l'aaAef and grandfather. are 50. wishes
hanr Beer wealthy agc 81
lRnehef. wealthy aFe sol
sas min foreman worth Ft.eeo. are 10.
hefel mhu. wealthy. age IS
EsEinesr good wages. home ana
Mas aoaithy men moss All established
Iu business
LApIEs VIZ ARE SEEKING Nus
BANDS Funs
Mifow property end means Aro co.
widow German good circumstances.
Rge aH
YeuuE lady house work aEe IS
German maiden lady age Be-
bresHmaigcr established IN business.
ass ~
Young lady workluT. aee a.
young lady. working age A2
Mdps farm and means. aEe Is
WIDOW. chicken ranch and means.
nun st
Ladies. az ares with means sons
established iu business
Reference Required and Given
Mail haN .sf office Rooms a. and ss
Nenhomc Hotel Seattle. wash
DON'T nE LONESOME = Intarstats
lufrud urtur EHrirtF. Tor respectable uan-
PIE pniy reliable marriage agency Many
wealthy members. Personal lnfrndurfluns
ANNfs 49, 30 b. m. Sundays fn-
ciudrd February paper iec BOX EST.
Seattle once fe-fz Ncudome Hotel 1915
B. HHInH
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CITY AND COUNTRY LOANS
on Improved or vacant property 90 2 and
per cent. any amount from $50 Co thNa
Cor Ions on short time and EASY pas
meutHi no delay hturtCNnnt q Cos sci
noutnn Hlocf second and Columbia
Ga PER CENT.
Money 90 loan au first class residences
BURWELL a MORFORD.
Colmun Building
NJ Ynu arc SAVINGS depoaitnr and
would like tn have your money oaru
more than per cent lu fact moro than
no por cent. call as 1ls Marion 30 AK
flr clark city hank reference
Phones 40
My own money to buy mortffrra and
contracts anywhere in Washington
Loans 0reenwnF4 sos American EnuH
nundine iud $3.50
500 that Wien to inYoai lu partner.
ship ri mauufacturinR or commercial
limo Address n.8f star
TO yon mood money to huudf Come 60
GAu q NAUulTEN.
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DON'T HE LONESOME = Interstate
INTRODUCING SnrIrtv. for respectable uso-
PIE. only reliable marriage agency Many
wealthy members Personal infroducflons
Hours no. SO b. m SUNDAYS fn-
ciudrd February paper roc unV srf
Seattle oulec ie-fs Ncndome Hotel 1918
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MASaHa yNfVEhaffY ADDITION
Lots itft 81 f5ta fins level iata
ei0afea na stuHtpa W siHHea. $40 cash
ans r. nsf menfh. located " FEth
and aAth Az 81
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SALARY ANo cHATTEL LOANS

DO you mood money to huNdf Come Go
GAu g NAUuNfEN
SOC t.HHfN NlNu
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nor BED HAFH-oar oRn make. thu
best that can ~ made primed with
white iced paint lasts q lifetime. at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-19

NaNcNwHs~a#wNnewaHAFNN fsreFeaNaae~sNN
The Manly hunfUtnH ana sale stnhiea
Horses hired fur am purposes. hy day or
week ai0t Western uV Phones. Main
races IND. 1889
o. ~ ffOLCOMn co eaios gtahloa
Heavy drnn. medium. aigod horses. guar
nntccd 1879 western ny Main 1871
~ h HuRn COZ has ANA graln
t52a Sixth. Main $780, Ind. 1894
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~ and mons aT0 %
aan good circumstances.
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OSteopathY

Mrs Row Coulter gives "a lecture sun-
dnN b. mU NoN 81 subject. "Chrlat h
che True Goa II John spirit tests
AtI wefrartn
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"a THREE ROOM HOUSE FOH
$1,000 600 CASH and SIS per
month. ono block from Green Lake
car
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DAVID p EASTMAN
~ eeiman Bldg

al M BEST by You Can
AsiEFT TERMS Y0u
ffrs. ISIS PRICE on TERMS
III BALLS LAKE, tNI0S ADD
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ss...s.s..s
What taFa faH ~ earhanrr far fe
ia.i rsaus oa sih sv.f Worth fste Rest
ffH Ria star
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Msasena district. isls sasife 8sst az
nrar rise. ttaHg ace lash ash tts rss
mansh lea eaFas aistrief - haNa a..
foat ia3a Nnar 1llsa *
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AUCTION SALES.

II III -. IN 80 -
Gay g. fnF Hurerss harnesses HHa
vehicles VOC eaaid BOY a. sell AZ Iads
firsi ~ Phone Main 1854 and call
fcr walker
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ssa saa BAN aaa. nar-f
% terms
~ ~.
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uauhia eosa~F stas Az AnA PINE siu
aiFfae e. sgi haFsf stsa HaHtia tefnsf
tisi aaa uiiss tEgHtte ~ uuHaaf
fna ear Maas
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-04-23
Sure, Uncle Sam 5 4 Great Cook

WASHINGTON, April 2.--Are you
hungry? And do. you think that the
cost OF living is too high Thens5iis-
ten. (, - I'D ~ ? %5 FL
wy Go out to the back yard and rum al
nice fat. unsplintered sirloin bone a..
10 the corner near the fence IF 1T
saueaks. sprinkle a few grains of salt
and cayenne pepper on the exposed
spots. Stop all further cries by COW
ering both ends with bit of dough
boil 1t a little while and serve on
It is nutritious. Uncle Sam culinary
expert, says SO. and he ought to
know. ~ i
Uncle samuel's new cook book is
just out and it gives cards and spades
q couple Of right bowers and also a
few straight flushes to the high
PRICED neefs of the country and even
then comes out winner. ),
The title of the new cookbook is
Economical Use of Meat in the
Home" and 1t is modestly listed as
Farmers Bulletin 391.'''
1T was prepared. by. C.. F. Lang
worthy, Phi. D., expert in charge of
nutrition Investigations in the office
Of experiment stations, and Miss Car
oline l.. Hunt, A. B.
. Uncle Sam puts his official foot
right down upon the vegetarian craze
and comes out boldly as an advocate
of the food values of meat
For many reasons" says the vol
ume, lit seems fair to conclude with
the majority Of the psychologists that
this widespread habit of eating ami
NAL foods is the result Of experience
and that it has it's foundation in bod
lily needs .
"Of course continues the work,
1T is possible to overeat Of these
foods, as it is of butter or olive oil,
for example; so in meat eating as in
other food habits moderation is desir-
able ~, ~
Picking, smoking and curing meats
are also advocated. The use of the
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-04-23
HELP ORGANIZED LABOR :. -: II.
FREE WOMEN WORKERS


Organized labor wishes. our country
to lead the world In Industrial pro-
duction. In morality, in religious lib
erty, in the conception of all that
makes men noble. women beautiful
and children bright and happy
Organized labor appeals for aid to
accomplish emancipation from indus
trial injustice, to establish brother
hood, to help make each day brighter
than that which has gone before. for
your sympathy and cooperation that
countless millions yet unborn will rise
up and say your name Is blessed.
Mrs. Perry Starkweather. state la
Dor inspector Of Minnesota. In ad-
dressing the Minneapolis Improve
ment League, said that low wages, was
the ruin Of young girls. IT women
were paid 4. living wage, said tho
labor inspector, hmm crafty would
be in the decrease instead 81 On the
increase. When an ignorant shop
Elrl y discharged she thinks she has
no other aiterna tive than the streets. !.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-04-23
WOMEN AS ALDERMEN ARE
~ r. COMMON IN OLD COUNTRY

81 ", e.
Three women, Lady st, Heller, Miss
Susan Lawrence and Miss Adler, rep
resenting three political parties, have
been elected to the county council or
board Of aldermen Of London. There
were six women candidates. d.
+ Parliament made women eligible as
mayors and councillors in 1907, and,
since then one, Dr.. Garrett Anderson,
has been elected ind reelected mayor
Of Aldehurgh. A number have been
elected to the councils of various
cities, among them Miss Margaret
Ashton, who has been twice chosen
Tor the council Of the large city OF
Manchester. Miss Ashton IS . sister
OF the wife Of Ambassador Bryce.
E three women were elected alder
men In New York or Chicago our
country would 90 into Mysteries. but
women can sit on the council Of the
greatest city in the world and help
make It's laws without causing rip.
pie OF xcitem ent. "a Great Britain,
Which mas long been accustomed to
g women II political life ss.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-04-23

fats Of III meat in place Of butter In
meat pies Is advocated and the prac-
.tiee Of :avoring "drippings'' is recon-
smended. IS Here is the plan:
Is when rendering the drippings Of
fat meat add a small onion edo not
5cut it,, a. few leaves Of summer saw.
Dry and thyme, teaspoonful Of salt
and a little pepper. This is enough
flor pint of fat. Keep the drlppfngs
covered and in a cold place -
Maybe you never knew about brais-
ing ribs of beef, broiling the beef
ribs or sirloin bones and sprinkling
them with salt and cayenne pepper.
Well, try it. Also try boiling marrow
bones with a bit of dough at the end
and then serving them on toast.
In utilizing the cheaper cuts of
meat the following is recommended:
Casserole Roast-Three or four
rounds Of. round ,rump of beef; a slice
/ Of salt pork; a few pepper corns;
one-fourth each Of a carrot, turnip,
an onion ard a head of celery cut
into small slices.
Spanish Beefsteak.-Take a piece
of roun6; steak weighing two pounds
and about an inch thick; pound until
thin, season with salt and cayenne
pepper, cover with a layer of bacon
and salt pork cut into thin slices;
roll and tie up with cord. Pour
around it half a cupful Of milk and
half a cupful of water. Place in a.
covered baking dish and cook two
hours, basting occasionally.
Mock Venison.-Cut cold mutton
into thin slices and heat in a brown
sauce made according to the follow
ing proportions: Two tablespoonsful
butter, Two tablespoonful flour, one
tablespoonful of bottled meat sauce
Whichever is preferably, one table,
spoonful red currant jelly and one
cupful water or stock.
Brown the flour in the butter add
the water or stock slowly, and keep
stirring. Then add the jelly and meat
sauce aud let the mixture boil up
we'll.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-04-23
ARE YOU STILL PASSIVE
UNDER THIS INDICTMENT;

Basing his startling statement on
an examination of the census of 1900,
Walter Wellman declares that swo
million children, fifteen years and
under, are working for their own sup
port and for that of others in this
country. "
He says that about one-fifth of the
Children Of the land between the ages
Of ten and fifteen are at work-driv-
Ing mules or picking coal in the an
thracite region of Pennsylvania, drag
sing out miserable existencess in the
glass factories Of New Jersey, telling
increasingly in the cotton mills Of the
south, Shaving day and night in the
sweatshops of New York and other
large cities, deprived of play and
education and opportunity to develop
physically and mentally
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-04-23

opera. ne STEP
ped back toward
the library. "Mr.
Brand, Ill see
you again before
you leave"
There was a
moments embar-
raised silence be-
tween Judith and
Wheeler Brand as
the judge disap-
peared.
How do you
do, Mr.. Rrand?"
she finally asked.
"HoW do you
do, Miss Bartel-
N.Y." His man.
ner W as aw k
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-04-23

She moved to toe LETT ana occupied
the settee. After & few moments of
silence she said;
Its strange l haven't seen you all
winter. suppose it will be another
hundred years before see you again."
Brand looked intently at her.
1T won't be If you wish to see me
any sooner, Judith" and. thus speak
ing, he leaned over the back OF the
settee toward the girl he loved.
'Why, of course / wish-er- You
were having talk with father when
I came In, weren't your r. ~
YES" rising and stepping back from
her. a
wheeler, come here" the girl asked
wistfully. II want to talk to you"
He moved to chair close by her side.
"Aren't you beginning to realize that
you may have been bit headstrong?"
she said tepderly, looking into his
eyes. lin atEald ye4 are getting IN
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-04-23
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.

The question is pending in the Mis-.
sissippi legislature whether co-educa-
ton shall be abolished at the state
university and young women be here
after refused admission. ~ 49,
The demand of the woman teachers
of New York city for equal pay has
been denied again by the: board. of.
education by vote of % to 16.: Only
one of the four women members
voted for it, It is only fair to say.
however, that many of the" members
who voted against equal pay would
probably have voted for it if they had
seen where the money was to, come
FROM =. -:
Ex-Gov. Folk of Missouri says: II
have always believed in the right of
any reasonable human being to the
franchise, regardless of SEX" He
added, 1.-THE sentiment in favor Of
woman suffrage is growing rapidly;
and it is no longer a matter of ridic-
u1e.". ::
The only woman physician in the
Turkish empire arrived in New York
recently. She is DR.. Mary P. Eddy,
who has been in Syria since 1898,
working under the Presbyterian
Board of Foreign Missions. For
many years she has made her home
in Beirut, where she has been max,
ing a vigorous fight against tuber-
culosis. ''
The Italian Chamber of Deputies
has granted women in trade the
right to vote.
The Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage
Association is preparing to establish
state and county headquarters in
Philadelphia. -.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-04-23
MRS. PoTTER's RESIGNATION
CALLS FORTH MANY REGRETS

Mrs. Frances Squire potter, by re-
.igning her position as secretary of
the National Woman's Suffrage as
sociatio1., has created sensation in
suffrage ranks and called forth many
expressions Of regret. She resigned
her position as professor of English
at the University of Minnesota last
fall, but it is probable that she will
return to the "U.''
Mrs. Potter had been engaged by
the Twentieth Century club of Duluth
to deliver a course Of three lectures
during the club year, but owing to
her delicate health and change, of
plans she was unable to fulfil the: en-
gagement. She made an address at
the suffrage convention in Washing
Ton last week.,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-04-23

"I''n hungry" .
in a Swallowed spot on top Of the ma
hogany desk and close to the lens.
"Have you tested this?" asked Brand
eyes, SIR"
''Be careful, sir, or you'll explode
the FASH" warned JEFF as Brand light
ed match to ascertain the location
Of the powder.
$50 into room 4, boys, and wait till
I send for you," directed Brand.
JEFF and Howard went out. Brand
went to his desk as the office boy,
Durkin, entered.
"Joe Dillon's here" said the lad.
''Drunk?'
"Just one over"
HBroke?"
"sure" The boy grinned.
Dillon, one of the "has-beens" char
acteristic Of the type that prey on the
newspaper men at night in the big
cities, would ordinarily have received
short shrift from q busy man like
Brand, but Dillon, an ex-newspaper
reporter, had once given Brand. when
a beginner, some valuable pointers,
which the now managing editor had
never forgotten. y.
TELL him to come in" ordered Brand.
He reached for the office telephone
and called the night city editor. 'The
Patriot has got the town skinned on
shipping" he said. do you know
who's doing it for them? Well, I think
you'd better hire him.. r.. + r..
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"Good evening, Mr.. Brand" he said
weakly. Durkin, who had summoned
him, followed him in. + =
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story for us, Joe" queried Brand sym.
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Better sit down." cautioned Brand.
Same old story, eh r St
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fee and nee that he gets them" 4.
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