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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15
ARGUMENT
FOR SHIP SUBSIDY
Humphrey Points Out How
American Commerce Is. at
Mercy of Foreign Ship0wn-
efS Under Present System,

New YORK. March 14-''President
Taft told me just before ! came here'
said Representative Humphrey OF
Seattle. Wash, tonight. ITO tell you
that he is heart and soul with the
National Manufacturers association
in their fight to establish IN American
merchant marine,
Mr.. Humphrey was speaking as the
guest Of honor at a dinner of the as
ISOLATION.
Our mails" he said. "our diplo-
matte correspondence. our nmnuni-
ton and II guns are sent TO the
Philippines in Japanese vessels. We
arc spending fifty million dollars q
wear 70 improve our rivers And har-
bors. largely for the benefit d forciga
subsidized ships. We are spending
hundreds OF millions to build the Pam
anna canal and when it is finished it
win be almost wholly Tor the benefit
of foreign nations.
Both upon the Atlantic and Pa
'cific are combinations Of foreign cap-
.ital proving upon American commerce.
Upon the Pacific ocean Is q trust call
ed the shin owners International
Union. representing more than 1900
600 tons-pricticallY all the foreign
sail Tonnage ON The Pacific ocean.
Composed of English. German ana
French ships. il makes 40 attempt to
conceal its objects. Its declared pur-
pose is to raise freight rates from
American ports. Immediately after
its formation. freight rates on the
Pacific were advanced mote thtn 800
per rent.
There is not "a more eXactins and
cold -bloodcd trust on land or sea. 1t
raises and lowers freights at VIII II
promises rebates to those who patron
ize 1t for q year or more but " de~
mands fun payment first and then n
the shipper p~atroni7es another line.
the rebate is withheld. 1t 10 controls
the situation that II has actually COM
PEELED American ships TO return fr IN
South America To this country i'm ball
last.
ION the Atlantic ocean the manage
ment Of this trust is dictated by the
great English trim of Lamport q
Holt. In sympathy with them works
Herr Balm OF hamburg. IL might
bc well to remember that this same
Ballin came Co this country a few
years ago when legislation was pend
ing to assist our American marine and
gave out an elaborate statement nd
the people against such action.
when the legislation was defeated,
the representative of the combina-
lions met in Europe with Herr Ballin
as their guiding genius and celebrated
that defeat by raising freight rates
between the ports of the United States
and Europe fifty per cent.
This is the same Herr Balm
whose company. when war was on
with Spain. voluntarily withfrr1 80
of its fastest vessels ana sent them to
Spain. to sink. burn n destroy
American commerce.
IF these corporations we're within
our jurisdiction. we would have their
representative on their way o. j1il
Of ninety days; bur they ARE
our laws We have TO ships |
to compete with them and the tribute |
must pay to them is measured on
~ by their greed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15
JACK JOHNSON MUST
STAND TRIAL FOR ASSAULT

New York. March 14.-March 81
was set as the date for the trial Of
Jack johnson, the negro pugilist on q
charge Of assault in the second de-
gree. Counsel for the negro confer
red with District Attorney Whit
man and pointed out that in the
ordinary run Of business the case
would not be reached until MAY. As
this would Interfere with the fighters
training. Judge Mulqueen agreed to
the advancement.
Johnson is accused Of attacking an
other negro in a saloon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15
BUNKER HILL BEAR
CAT FIGHTS DRAW
WITH HYlAND
"Fighting Dick Matched
Against Crafty Boston Boxer
Unable to Land Winning Blow
at Kansas City,

Kansas city. March t4.-Fighting
Dick fIyland Of San Francisco. and
"Matty'' Baldwin. the Bunker Hull
bear cat Of Boston, fought ten rounds
to n draw at The Hippodrome here to-
night.
The fight was a tame and uninter-
estlng affair, neither fighter being In
danger at any time. 1t GAS the old
story Of a Singing fighter-Iiyland
matched against a shifty buxer-
Baldwin uyland came OUT Of the
battle without Il mark. Baldwin sts-
tanned a bad cut over his left cvc
The best round was the fourth
when Hyland opened the wound over
Baldwin's eye. The San Francisco
boy drew Baldwin into close quarters
ana had him tired p~ereeptible at the
close.
The Iieiu Ry Rounds.
Round They rushed 10 close
quarters. exchanged rights and lefts
to the jaw; Baldwin sent hard left TO
the jaw ana Straight right to body.
Baldwin sent tho rights to body. IIy-
land landed two body blows. Hyland
backed Baldwin to the ropes and sent
two let's to the law. Round even.
Round Baldwin drove two hard
rights to the jaw. Hyland clinched.
Baldwin sent two stiff lefts to the
Jaw. Hyiand closed in and put loft to
tho Jaw. following IL with "a left to the
ribs and right to the Jaw. Hyland
sent right and left to the Jaw. They
worc mixing whom the gong rang.
Round 3-rhev rushed into close
quarters. Baldwin landing left to the
face. Hyland retaliated with right and
left to the stomach. Baldwin put
right to head. Baldwin wrestlcd his
man to the floor. Hyland came back
with a right to the jaw. Round ended
in p ciinch.
Round 4-TTvland led Off with right
TO the ribs and Il moment later shot
q good n to the Jaw. Baldwin clos
ed in. Hvland landed three head
punches, opening a cut over Baldwin's
right eye. Iyland forced the fighting
putting right to the face and left to
the stomach. Baldwin tired
Round Baldwin skipped about
and tapped Hvland with rights and
let's to the fnce. He feliowed with q
hard right TO the ribs. Iiyland rush
liaht right on the Jaw, followed by
left to the body. Hyland sent right
TO the kidneys and drove four straight
punches 10 the head. Hyland ended
the stronger.
Round G-They exchanged head
taps. Flvland drove straight LETT to The
Jaw. They SPARED. Baldwin trying To
keep away. Baldwin put left to the
saw. They clinched Hvland sent "a
hard right to the Jaw. Round closed
in a clinch.
Round baldwin landed quick
right to the hea as they met In .he
center of the ii Hyland drove "a
STIFF left to the face. fiyland sent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15
FARMERS TAKE TWO
FROM Ell PASO
CADETS
Military Boys Unable to Score
More Than Three Runs in
Fourteen Innings Aggie Gets
Smashed in Jaw,


Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal
Agricultural College, n. NJ, March
LITTLE baseball season opened
a~uspiciously for the Agricultural
College Saturday, when the El Paso
Military Institute team received two
decisive defeats at the hands OF the
Farmers. Two seven inning games
were played, one in the morning. and
one in the afternoon, the Aggies taxi
ing the first by At score of ten to two,
and the second seven to me. The
visitor were accompanied byNa lafea
number OF rootcrs.
The only disagreeable feature II
either game occurred during the af-
%ternoon exhibition when Carl VII
Hams. while standing in the batteT's
box was hit on the jaw by a pitehe I
ban. Unless tetanus develops he viii
not suffer permanent injuries.
The lineup for the tgo teams fol-
lows.
Military Institute-Tiriolo. Johnson
Pomeroy, La Fonte, Hoover, Mccoy.
Anderson. Davis. Kenan, Mclean,
Solison, White and Gambel.
Farmers-Bolt. Kirkpatrick, Floyd,
Thomas, Beckwith, Mayer, Knox,
Boone and Williams.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15
SCAMBLEO EGGS AND
CLIPPED BEEF
THE SOLUTION
How 10 Beat the Cost of Living
Sun MeltS Egg Prices and
Slump Cheers Long Suffering
Consumer,


ttDfftNt correspondence 10 Morning IOUFnuII
fhic,.o N.r.h 40 ,rn. ,, =
o~ss -, ,-.ho1asa,a d.
SIS ~ Nh"i's"tN q" rhle's" mss af"h-
ped 3' per cent below their high point
lof the winter when they sole at retail
for four cents each. Moreover every
hour on sunshine Is e-ncouraging the
hen ana eggs are expected Ia drou
lstill lower soon. The omeiet win
Clipped beef has resumed the honor
of being the biggest value for the
money that the housewife on restaur-
lanter can find.
From january : TO Ia the egg prices
hit the top limit "a result ~ IN rold
weather and snow bIocade. Now the,
are selling az % cents "a dozen whole
sale and are expected 20 drop to 20
cents. Already they have ropned In
a. giutted market. 10 10 cents ih car
load lots for a day during last week.
Shipments OF eggs ly the thousand
cases are pouring ia from the south,
southwest ana west IN such quantities
that no further drop IA needed Ia
make eggs a much cheaper item OF
food than pork chops al is cents a
pound retail. when hogs ara selling AT
over $40 "a hundred live weight to
which must be added 80 to so per cent
for the s~hrinkage In the slanghtering.
g p 9 ~ . "a . ~ W 81 lA f' rs
shown by this table:
January Z. Wholesale price. zoe, re-
tail price. iSc.
January a.. Wholesale price. zoe.
retail price. sue.
January %. wholesale price. soc.
January 2S. Wholesale price. S4c
February 4. wholesale price. sic.
February IL. wholesale price. 27isc.
February is. Wholesale price. rs we.
February Is. Wholesale price. re.
March .. wholesale price. 2lIbc;
| (first Of warm weather..
March Q. Wholesale price 25e. retail
price Use.
At present prices eggs are much
ichcapcr thar amy meat oxcept dried
or clipped beef. a dozen eggs con
tain much more nutriment than 4
pound Of porterhouse steak. though
the prices Of both are the same. chin
ped beef. which hasn't been generally
used By the public. has grown IN non
ularity recently and the consumer
seems TO haze awakened to us food
lNalue and relative eheapness. Ii re-
tails at 80 cents a pound. hut one
pound Of II IS said 10 contain mare
nutriment than several pounds ~ 9th
er meats.
Scrambled eggs and dried beef
said a Chicngo retail butcher ana pro-
vision merchant Eat present nriees OF
other meats and foodstuffs. would
seem to be good weapon with which
10 fight bia grocers bills. Every
body Knows the food value 81 eegs.
and everybody is fond Of them. Tfut
few people realize the food value Of
dried beer and tho many paIatable
forms in which II can be proparea
Chicago dealers in poultry. butter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15
WESTON SEVEN DAYS
AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

~Spearville. Kan. March lid
ward Payson Weston The transconti-
mental pedestrian. passed through
here this afternoon. having already
walked ~fortv-two miles today and
bent on walking thirty more before
stopping for the night.
Tomorrow is Weston's scvcuty-see-
.ond birthday and he wanted to walk
one mile for cach yea lie probably
Is near kinsleN tonight. When he
passed through here he was seven and
Ia half days ahead Of his schedule.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15

Des Noincs. la. March t4.@Dr
Roller won the wrestling match from
Raoul de Rouen here tonight. The
nist fall Canfe after t~Wenty-siS
minutes and -four seconds Of siren
uous wrestling and the second fall
ut the end of twenty-four minutes,
The match viii have an important
bearing on tie coming contest with
jess Beimcr Of Des Moines. The win
nor of the latter match viii probably
meet Gotch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15

4 Kansan sat on the beach at At.
.lnutic city watching a fair and r,r,
fat hathcr %disporting in the surf is
knew nothing of tides. and ne I'D
not notice thar each succeeding wave
came "a little closer 10 his feet. Al last
an extra wave washed over mis- shoe
tops.
Hoy thore.' he yelled ~ the fair
fat bsther Quit yer jumpin' gp and
down. Dive want to drown me 30
ENarNhnlN-s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15
instructor of NnsIc

Mrs Frank Miller loft this morning
FOR Arkansas. where She win ioin her
husband, who until recently was in
%structor Of music In the Agricultural
college. Mr. Miller recently sued an
eastern railroad for damages sus-
tanned In "a wreck and was successful
in winning the suit. With the money
he received. he purchased Arkansas
real estate and he and his Wife Will
make their home in that state. Mr..
Miller did good work in the musical
department and both the students
and faculty regret his departure.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15
Rilllnrl Mnlch nl ncnNer.

DcnVcr March I4.-Fred t.amee OF
Denver tonight successfully defended
his title of champion three cushion
billiard champion in the first block of
his match with Tom Hueston OF st.
Louis. 80 to A. The play will con-
Itinue Tuesday and Wednesday a fiji
ty point block being scheduled for
each night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15

Detroit. Mich. March 1l-Another
ATTACK today failed to dislodge the
leaders in any of the rents in the
tenth annual tournament Of the
American bowling congress. II is now
thought the present leaders viii be
the winners at the end of the tourney
"Wednesday night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15

lexington, Ky, Marrh I4.-Ihe en-
try list for the Kentucky futurity,
foals Of 1910, TO be run in 1912 and
1919, under the auspices of the Ken
lucky Trotting Horse B~reeder's as
+sociation closes Tuesday at midnight.
The stake is valued at $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15
KnnnIne RECORD nrokcn.

New York. March An indoor
records were broken by Gusta Lung
.strom. the Swedish runncr. from the
twelfth to the twentieth and last mil
In the professional race tonight ct
Madison Square Garden. Liungstrom' s.
time for twenty miles was 1:50:5S 3-5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15
MATADOR TRAMPLED
BY INFURIATED BULL

FL Paso. Tex, March 14.-Jesus
Tenes. a famous matador of Mexico,
who in the presence of 1000 specta-
tors was tossed md trampled by an
Infatuated bull in the ring at Juarez.
was brought to this side today for
treatment. Although desperately
wounded il is believed he viii recover.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15

Rome, March 14.-The pope. upon
the recommendation of the consistor-
ial congregation today appointed
MonsignOr Thomas +. Lillis bishop of
~LeaVenworth, Kan. as coadJttOr
bishop Of Kansas City with the right
of succession.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15
At Tanpa.

Tampa, Fla. March 14.-Four ia
vorites and two second choices were
returned winners today. Results:
First race, 5 furlongs, selling: Bob
by Cook won: Escutcheon, second
Charlotte Hamilton. third. Time, 1:0A
2-5.
Second race. 3 t-2 rurlongs. selling
Frank Flesher won; Necklet, second
Tackle, third. Time. 1;12 Is
Third race, 6 furlongs, selling
Hurlock, won; Occidental, second
Matte. third. Time. 1918 4-5.
Fourth race. 5, f%urlongs, selling;
Sir Ashton Won: Lucullus, second
Bonnie Bee, third. Time, 1s03 9-5.
Fifth race. Z furlongs, selling: Mer-
man won. Hohle. second, Judge Dun
don, third. Time. 1913 LIS.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth, sell
ing: La Fayette won, Red Hussar,
second. Cobomsa, third. Time, 1854
80
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15

Paw. wasn't that a horrible din
mere
1T was. Tommy"
"3ut you handed the winter n diile
z hon we went away What did you do
that for7"
II wanted to convey the idea 70 him.
Tommy as deiicately as possible. that
il he'd brought us q good feed St would
have been q half dollar. -Chioago
Tribune.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15

Jacksonville, Fla, March 14.-The
fourth race at Moncrief today was
productive OF a sparkling contest.
Sesults:
First race, 6 furlongs, maidens:
st. Regis won. John Rcardon, second;
Vreeland. third. Time, fla 20.
Sccild race, 6 %furlongs. selling
Home Run won Yama, second; skye,
third. Time, 1915 Is.
Third race, 5 IL %furlongs. purse:
Milton b. won; Martinez, second, car
roll, third. Time, 1907 AS.
Fourth race, f%urlongs, purse;
Ncalon won. Rio Grande, second;
Arondack, third. Time, 1,2s IL.
Fifth race, 6 furlongs, selling
Barnsdale Won; King ANondale, SCI
cond; Gold Dust, third. Time, 1sl4
1-5.
Sixth race. mile and eighth. sell
ing: Edwin l.. won; G%olconda, Sc
cond: Oberon, third. Time. 1851.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15
PnrceIs post WIth Brazil.

Washington, March 14.-General
parcels post service between the
United States n Brazil has been es-
tablished. Postmaster General Hitch
cock today authorized the American
minister at Rio Janerio to sign a o n
vention establishing the service be-
tween the two countries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15

cbamhefiain's stomach ana Liver
Tablets are safe, sure ana reliable.
ana have been praised by thousands
OF women who have been restored to
health through their gentle aid and
curative properties. Sold by all drug
gists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15
Kclchcl ana Langrord Matched.

Philadelphia. March I4.-Stanley
Ketchell ana Sam Laneford we're
matched today 10 meet in this city on
April ~. The bout which win be for
six rounds. will take place before the
National Athletic club. The men will
meet at catch WEIGHTS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15

The aut-saleou ieneuc and citizens
81 Roswell who are aiding 60 crystal
ize public sentiment ina support ~ the
tu drive saloons uut of The town
IRE opposing the proposition To- hold
o special election L. vote on Tbs ques-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15

Bishop John Mills Kendrick, ~ the
New MeXico-Arizona diocese 81 the
Episcopal church. confirmed q large
number Of candidates in the Episcopal
church this morning. Bishop Ken
drick arrived from FL Paso this morn
ing and proceeded to the church.
whore the services were held. Among
the confirmation class were a number
of college students.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15
no CURE \ com IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BEO&O Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
il fails 20 cure. J.. W. GROVES sig
nature is on each how $50
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15

Chamberlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets Invariably bring relief to wo-
men suffering rom chronic constipa-
tion. headache. biliousness. dizziness.
sallowness or the skin ana dyspepsia.
Sold by all drurgists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15

The Mesilla Valley Realty company
has just completed setting out 1853
thrce-year-old apple trees on their
ranch about nine miles below Las
Cruces. This orchard alone when
bearing will produce from 500 20 500
carloads of apples. There are many
more smaller orchards being set out
this spring and within the next Few
years this viii Doe the apple district
Of the west.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15

Fresno. cal. March 1.-THE Fresno
Tigers of the California state league
defeated the Chicago White Sox team
NO today 10 to A.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
: annlntus.

RippitouIutoimeni oIoion WloSe
Gitpeid tonIoDiei eurotnnnon tirfos'
ia iontotumn 2 p Flo 8 op.
0outia piodu fotIi %riirtca, ioier
eoempadtiu tuliiot mciWat ola pb
idpadtd io belle poin icimiitoo raus
baniien fortteeripoitou bcibdn Iiitt
iImoitettuo.
Dllwien tchoitdu tditfid tonIiur
uItopm iutrmnon ohfernor trietn
opin pdafoppoIcito.
!. RonfiIo,
Or 211. yloss, 2licb.
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Den9eiii$td g
g CMRelniSta.
MeiIIa on saatavana allanimitettyja
ioita tarjOamme tilattavaksi.

Meilla on s~aatavana allanimitettyja
kirjoja, joita tarjOamme ~tilattaVaksi.
KUvARAAMATTUJA, uusinta laiia
mita on tehty Filadelphian raama-
tun malliin. Koristetut nahkakan.
net, john on kullalla painettu suo-
malaiset raamatun varsyt. Muuten
siealt0nsa, kuvien Y. m. puolesta on
sc tdydellisin l%aatuaan Hinta $13.
RAAMATTU, suurta kokoa nahka-
kansissa, taydellisella rekisterilla
varustettu. Hinta $500.
LUTH. KIRKKo-PosImL lila (Suvi-
ia Talvipuoli), 2 osassa. Hinta
81 .00*)
RAAMATTU, pieni, nahkakansissa.
Hinta $1.25.
LUTH. AARREAITTA. Hinta 70c..
PRAToRIUKsEN AARREAITTA.
Hinta $1.25.
HUoMAUTUKsIA INGERsoLL'HLE,
Hinta Soc.
MUUKALAIsTEN KoT1ELaMa. Hin
Ia 50c.
UsKoNoPPI AUTUUTEEN (Hed-
berg). Hinta 4Oc.
y Naista kirjoista tulee tilaajan
maksaa itse expressimaksu kiriain
perille saavuttua, silla niita Ell vol
muuten lahettaa.
Malta kirioia saapi tilata osoit-
%teella:
AITTA IA
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~: Sapatot mdbentaiuat iucrOmmot'ajnin Infua
GbtciStunuaSIn.

9DpGi p6tdtpd! 4vtdbIDtGdbdn beitetIt aiateemaon
Iud misid fonpunti tai founti Ioopi roboa Duotuiiiin
menoibiIo. Gen tdptpp tu0u foniolto, iiItd fonIon o.
InIto. ioto omistoo fiintedtd onoiiuuttu. NImuila e6.
,u1t la tuhlarii eilpGt tupi motIoa tperoia. g8eroiius tes
pobtuu Iuen, ettd iofaien omoi uuta omistaipan bentis
l3n ontoiimS oripoSteIoau, ionta arroion muraon ban
matIoa luuoluileil >peronIu forian raboSionboitoiol
aoiSelfoomme Ioitusloutofunn ontomoo tiIoSioo,
ia me t%opo6mme %Ienroomoo;
SieIlG on Wloiii, iofo on oiunuf poitfotrnnolo Is
muoliu. tienonnut iomolieto p%olttou, ioSto b6n, roit
tina miebend, on I~ddstdnpt nIiddmdn. Sdn omistoa
mt pmoiimoen, iofo ipoiooon oripioito $1,000, ioeto
ban mofIoo foupun9i0e ,peroo $500.
gtdin torfosteuesTo iotIoitusIistoo eoeleen, I5pbetddn
iieItd 1etfo, iofo, fuien Ntottifin, on oiinut poitfotun.
malta 10 wuotto, ienounut iomotn toiualltSta polttaa,
miittd t~uitenfin tperoituS Io%itotunta ioutuu nmmdae I'D.
men IubteenIo. Se fpieIeipSt ioiIiltoon: Wiitd me poirr'
me 4,efolto meroitiao? 90, me ptiintertoiiestt iiplt'
famine bdnen, ia mcroiiomme Wloitia %bdnenftn eoes-
tSSn."- WluId Ippna? fpipp iofu ioutosto. Gifb 4lefto
ole oIunut poitfoflnnolIo pbtdtouipon fuin Wtottifin2
Sits bSn ole tiennnmt nbtd -bp,pdd polttoo, mitfi mel
odi,. fulfil banei i,punitoo peroitutI esto? YtfinfertaiicSii
~Ieniotio, eitd bdt %TenTiaon fun oltfi ~lddStdnpt p%liiddmdn
tuIoistoon. on ban Tiua elaitaupt fopofoitFioito ia npt
81 ole miiaan on,oiiuutto, iosta bdrid fppitoiiin
percinoo. y}ain oIIen, Neffo, ioto oil ellnen noutinut
eldmasid, eli npl i%poifoon motioa peroia, Fun fopotot
oipoi Intellect bSscn t~icuiSiinid pIiadmdn. Sentdboen
iawnm M rnt, y Drfiuintwicp ffi 'oi'cn ~ too
bienon forteompoo ,peroo foitpun9ilIe, iolla fuoiboon
taptad ie paious, iofo Iinne idapi ientofio, ettd peffo
Ell NOT mafIaa omaiIuustperoa.
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international Correspondence
Schools

tilaisuuksia, iotka 10 tunnetaan ia ioita kunnioitetaan
Kirioittakaa allaolevaan kuponkiin mile formidable
haluaisitte alkaa kehittamaan itseanne saadaksenne pa
rempaa palkkaa, min INTERNATIONAL CORES
PONDENCE SCHOOLS nayttaa teille kuinka tie voitte
helposti saada toivomanne lyon ia enempi palkkaa. Ia
ma kaikki ~tapahtuu teidan joutoaikananne, kotonanne
ia ehdoilla, iotka voitte ~nykyisissa oloissane helposti
~suorittaa, oil ne minkalaiset hyvansa. Eli Sc maksa mi
taan teille jos lahetatte taman kupongin nellie. Onko
teilla kyliksi innostusta tehda tata tanaan?