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Pocahontas star herald., 1910-05-27
BATTLESHIP ARKANSAS
Our S4,5OO,0O0 Namesake is
to be Completed in
New York May
Is, 1912

Gen. V. Y. Cook of Bate sville,
furnishes the following descriptio n
of the battlesbip Arkansas, now in
course of construction:
The first class battleship Arkan-
sas No. 93, now under construction
by the New York Shipbuilding
Company, at cost of 81, $50, 900,
to be completed by the 25th of May
1912, is $50 feet in length on water
line, 93 feet breadth of beam, 2S
feet six inch draft, of 90, tons
displacement, with a speed of 20
l-2 knots, or 20 miles an hour.
Her armament consists of l2-inch
5O-caliber breech.loading rifles, two
submarine torpedo tubes, 81 5inch
rapid fire guns four three pounuer
salutlng guns, two one-pounder
semi.automatic guns for boats, two
three-inch field guns, two machine
guns, callber 80.
1t is not likely that the name of
the monitor Arkansas will be
changed unless importuned by the
states representatives, and name
acceptable suggested, in which
event we think the name "Little
Rock" should be given the monitor
1t may be that Little Rock is not a
nautical name, but it would be
unique and exclusive, and in an
action with an enemy our "Jackies''
aboard would evince the genuine
ness OF Gibraltar.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-05-27
ESTRAY=Estraved fr O M m v

ESTRAY-Estrayed f r o m m Y
premises on or about the middle Of
March, one yellowish red oow.
about years old, marked crop and
swallow fork in left ear and kas
stubby horns about two and 0Ge-
half inches long. Had bell on
when left. Also one heifer com
ing two years old, red and white
spotted, marked with smooth eroy
off each ear with two splits in left
ear and dehorned. Will pay 81
each for any information leading ia
their recovery. Write me at May
nard, Ark.
37-3t J. V. R,NEY.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-05-27

Miss Lucy Hill of Attica will
please accept the thanks of the
editor and family for box OF fine
strawberries, the finest we have seen
this season.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-05-27
TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE

Will be at the precincts the following the purpose
assessing the personal property and capita Randolph County,
Arkansas for the year 1910
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-07
DIES FROM BULLET WOUND.
Victims Stepdaughter. Who Fired
Fatal Shot, Is Held.

robert Smith, colored. fifty-three years
old, who was taken to Freedmens Hos
pital Tuesday afternoon to be treated for
bullet wound in his stomach died this,
morning IN inquest was held over his
remains At the morgue this afternoon, and
Rosa smith, his stepdaughter, who shot
hin' was held tor the action of the grand
jury.
II was III evidence that Smith. who
lived AT 2pli 12th street northwest. had
threatened his wife with a razor and
other weapons. and while Annie Smith. n
Aouhs daushter, was sunmoninS the po-
nee Rosa left her sick bed, went 10 the
lower floor and fired the shot
Rosa declined to make statement of
Inc afair at the inquest. Her mother and
SISTER testified. however. telling of The
danger in which the mother was at the
time the shot was fired. Rosa, who was
committed To Jail yesterday, was returned
20 Jail 10 await the action of the grand
jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-07
TO ERECT APARTMENT HOUSE.
Proposed New Structure Will Cost
About S15O.OOO.

The triangular building site at the
northwest corner of Calvert street and
adams Mill road is to be improved by
The erection of a large apartment house.
The ground has just been sold by Thomas
j. Fisher & Co. The purchaser. J. j.
Moebs, paid for the property something
less than $50 per square foot. which
was the price asked by the owner The
site IS largely two frontages, one being
100 leet and the other 100 feet. The area
Is $50 square feet
The building is to be six stories In
neiSht, and the entire improvement will
involve an expenditure of about $40 Ces,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-07
TO WED COLORED GIRL.
Henry Filipps, White, Obtains 8
Marriage License.

Henry Fflipps. white. twenty-five years
old, who is employed near Pittsburg.
Pa. i'll running compressed air drill In
the mines. late yesterday afternoon Sc
cured marriage license here to marry
Eta E. Braxton, nineteen-year-old
colored girl of Louisa, Va. The cere-
mony is To he performed next Sunday
the license naming Rev. Alex Willbanks
as the officiating clergyman.
FilinpS explained that he has known
his prospective bride for many years
and was fully aware of what he was do
ing. He says the girl is nearly white
and IL would take an expert TO detect
any sign of negro blood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-07
Identified by Dying Man.

The prisoners were still being questioned
when the ambulance containing the dying
ictim of the hold-up rumbled up on its
way to the Williamsburg Hospital. 1t
was stopped and the two prisoners were
led handcuffcd tothe curb The surgeon
raised korn's head. lie feebly nodded his
Identification of Madas as the man who
lad shot him.
At the time Of the hold-up LYMAN
korn the proprietor. was at MS home.
No. 141 Huron street. There were four
employees in the hank Two Of them were
women. who were doing clerical work at
the extreme rear. SeliS Norm was also in
the rear and Henry Hollender. a clerk,
was busy behind brass railing.
1t was noon and the children from two
big public schools in the neighborhood
were thronging the streets when the rob
hers appeared. One acted as lookout While
the others entered. They went to Hol-
lenders desk, where Fischer asked the
price of Storage ticket to Europe. HOl-
lender told him 1t would be $50.
Never mind about it., the abrupt
reply. Throw up your hands,
As he spoke the man aimed a revolver
at Hollender, and one of his companions
thrusting an arm through the window,
seized a number of foreign bills. In the
safe was nearly $1,000, and the thugs
commanded Hollender TO open this. He
refused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-07
Struggle Precedes Shooting.

SellS korn. hearing the commotion, ran
Gown from the rear to put the men out.
lie srappled with Madas, and they strug-
Sed. The bank employees say that the
robber had his revolver pressed tightly
against korns shoulder when he fired
The bullet passed upward through Korn's
neck lodging in his throat. He fell to the
0oor
This seemed to Danish all thoughts Of
robbery from the raiders heads. They
ran out. and, Joined by the fourth man.
raced through the streets, through the
groups of school children and the grow
ing crowds of foreigners in the neighbor-
mood who had heard the shots
Along Manhattan avenue to Green
street the fugitives ran. Then they
turned into Franklin and sped down that
TO Huron, to West and then to Eagle
i ioi'e, patroimen Robinson and Graham
joined In the chase. closely followed by
hundreds of men, women and children
Kob1nson was at one time champion
runner, and he rapidly lessened the gap
between him and the robbers.
Another Man wounded.
He and Graham called on the men TO
balt- The answer was a shot from one
Of them. and Marcus Baer, an insur-
ance agent. OF No. 596 Manhattan ave-
nue., fell with a wound in the forehead
lie was carried into drug store, at
tended by surgeon and taken home.
At West and Eagle streets Madas and
FISCHER were seized. Followed by a
bowling mob they were led to the sta
lion. The police say Madas had a 3S-
caliber revolver. and that one chamber
Of 1T bore evidence of having been re-
Gently discharged. He also had an usly
knife. Fischer also had a revolver.
When an ambulance from the Williams
burg Hospital reached the bank the sur
geon found Selig Korn dying on the floor.
According TO the police the thieves got
no money. In the cage where HollendeI
sat between $500 and $4,000 was dis
played.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-07

Oliver 8 Miner. seventy-two years a
resident of Leitersburg. Md. died sudden
~ while sitting in chair at his home.
lie had been in i'll health for some
months. lie was native of LeiterSburg
One daughter. Miss Annie Miner, survives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-07
DIES AT HIS POST
Clerk MortalIy Wounded by
Four Desperadoes.
RAID ENDS IN DISASTER
Polish Quartet Attempts to Rob
Private Bank in New York.
All Captured.

NEW YORK. January "A daring raid
on LYMAN Eorn's private bank and for
eign money exchange at No. 1929 Manhat-
tan avenue, in the Williamsburg section
Of Brooklyn. attempted by four Poles,
tailed yesterday. but the robbers shot and
inortally wounded SeIiG korn, brother of
the proprietor. Another man was struck
iy a flying bullet but was less seriously
hurt I'm the chase which ensued throus h
tho taugle Of crooked streets.
When ii was all over the police had two
prisoners and two still to get. The two ar
rested were John Fischer, thirty years
old, no home. and LaZalna Madas. After
!, griIling in the Grecnpoint avenue station
Fischer weakened and told the police that
the robbery had been carefully planned
Monday
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
SIdtc non SHtereWe.

Glide Der Sebenspiiroigfeiten
galtimore's iino:
9us Waibington Wonument an
Wount ger1on. unb @aibington.
PIace uno in 6erielben Hadbaridali
Die Sobn Eager &oparS., Die &oger
.. Tnnep.S tatue uno anSere @erfe
Der gilobaue- funit.
3as Shla9ten . Monument am
Monunlent Square 5piiben sem
Yoitamt l,no Dem Suiti5paIait, errid.
tet 3lr @rinnerung an Die SdIadt
pom IL. September 1914.
9as Baltimore Ohio . @eb1uoe
an Der WoroneIt.gd id BON Baltimore.
nnb gbarlcsItrabe.
Der Druio.Sin-Yar 700 Ader
groB.
9as 9pItant, oitlid bonn Safti5.
Halait, uno bas Ratbba,s, 0itlid rom
BoItamt.
Gas ne,e @eb1ube Der S%parbanf
bon Baltimore on Der Siiooit.gde
bon Baltimore. unb gbarlesltraBe.
Die gnod Rratt /. 5reibibliotbef;
oas Gentralsebduoe itebt an Ser Wul.
BERRY, uno Cathedral StraBe, unS
3meiggeb6uoe Iiesen in alien Staot.
tbeiIen.
9as @ation . Wonument an
Wount &opaI.N penue uno 2annale.
Strabe, gu gbren BON Gberitlie,,te.
nant @m. s. @ation .rridtet, ser in
1916 i'm merifaniidcn ariese In Der
sblnht bon Monterep fiel.
Der SuiiapaIait an Galpert..
Tapette., ct. YauI. unb 2erinstok.
Stra5e, foitct 100000.
Yatterion.Yar mo nod Die Sdan.
3en aug benz ariege bon 1914 Dor.
banSen iinb.
Die &ieienmaiienbaIle bes 5. He.
giments an Breiton. nt6 Soffman.
Strabe un6 Harf. nno 2inoen.Mpe.
Sas Yeabooy SnItitlt init 9ibliu.
tbef, 4nn5taalerie uno Nuiif. Son.
ierpatoriIm at Wount 0ernon. un6
WaIbington.Vlace.
Ger Shrottburm an Gapettc- uno
Srnntftrabe, bas ein5ige nod ltebcnoe
Yautperf cieier srt III ben Ser. Stda.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
CHE man amoerstpu Fault,

inipi5ire man iene nenen suciitDdi.
een, fein eingeridtetem SGnicr i'm
25OO.glof an @cit- Tasette.S trahe,
auiiden Catherine. nnb Sbipley<St.
Gmainirte 9aoeipanne mo Mus9iiie;
SfanaI Drainage; nieorise Inner.
Gteliern; banoeemalte 9eden; @eiti.
titl nit aadeIn ausgelegt; alles emf.
boIteno, mas 5i einem mooernen
Sous gelDrt. Ereis Der Sauier eli.
bunoert Collars ($1t00.0O) ieoes;
irbr nieoriger @rnno5ins. geSin.
9uneen ben aduiern angeiebm &C.
maft.
Man nebme petlid) gebenbe @ap.
Ctr. @leftriidc. iteise am terminus
al uno aebe snei @dniersepiertc
,norolid. Wdberes burh @alter E.
@eepbal, 8auunternebmer. an Grt
nnb SteQe. (Sept1-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29

iGhriNcn Srolt. Die iid) left ihrern 10.
Hcbenaiahrc nit Der NelllehCrci be
id)0itigt porollSaeiagt morocn mar.
Sruu Sracep bate Dor einiQen To
gen ooa mpIterioie Altge crblidt unb,
bn lie iid) ouf Die Gcltlmg BON @ru1i
Der unb 3eiten uerItebt, mlBtc l:c
notiirlid) nuNenblidlid), bob IN ibrent
Nollic cin Vrunb cntiteben miirht.
Sbr MonL Dem lie bicS inNtc, ldleni.
tc ibr feinc Scuhtlln1 mo pteleid)t
mare Is ibnt ihlcd)t crgongetL mcnn
tic i'm nift Aciuedt bate, OILS nit
len in Der Hoft Die @nnO6colcitumg
I'M Forlor ourd) ciueu 0icn in9rnnb
Ncrietb. Sroccp idlitN Nlorm, NM
ole Scucrmcbr, mcldc nud) mcniNcn
Wtimltcn 5ltr Stcnc nor. beld)rGnftc
sic 6lomnIcn nllI Den EnrIor.
Gin plumper z h II inoc!.
- Gle Golijei llld)t jltr ;}eit noW
5lpci loid)enbiebCn, oeren SpcjiuIitdt
(oriu beitebt, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
telre 81 b%eitehler. Gic Ncioen iol.
fen ibr ltnmciGl IN peri6ie0enen
@%roBitGbtcn 9etrieben bobcul. Aim
IonneriinQ Nhenb crbelltettn iic bon
Cincm Gonouttelr Der EemlipIponia=
Nucrmc 2inie $26, mo babel Qingcn
iic oui GuBcrIt plnmpc @eiie 81
Wertc. SIC betroten mic Nctrumtcne
bn StroBenbobn @oNAon mo 5onf
ten iidD. Spiclte\ Damn Der Gonout-
tcur oen 6ricocnsItiitcr, mltroc CT
bon cincm Der Wuluncr ans Idnfbor
tcit mlnrnlt mo 6tglcid) bcitnbIcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Gtch,nGrftc.

Gbicaao, %. Sonlnr. - Nino,
rieb :3uiubr ca. $500, Wnrtt ltetig
Stierc 40 bis 500, aiibe $40 biz
80, Sellers $40 bis 500, Sllnell
100 bis 5.25, &Glbcr 800 bis S.75,
StoderS mo Sccbera $40 his $40.
SdNmeine: 3uiu6r ca. 10000,
Mortt idIuod) bis &c. nieorigcr;
Choice ldlpcre $40 bis $50, gltd)s
cr2 $50 bis S.l5, leid)tc 0cmiid)t
SO bis $50, Gboicc leihtc So bis
$50, Eodiug S.25 bis $40, 6ertel
1.25 bis 10, MnllptpertGuic $40
lis $40.
Shoie: 3uiubr ca. 1000, Morft
ltctiJ; Sdaic l.65 bis 500, 2Gmmer
100 bis $50, 9cnrling0 I.25 bis
500.
Cincinnati. IS. &onnor.
Hinopieb; 3ufutbr $40, Morft ilalt;
cute clippers 5.25 hiss, 10,Memobn.
lld)c 2.25 bis 400.
Shpeine: 3uiubr 1892, Wartt
lteti0 mo it'll; Builders mo Sbip.
pcrS $50 bis $50, g~cmGbnlidc 80
bis go.
Sduic: 3uiubr ga, Warft lana.
lam mo iiicori1cr; Sd)nir 800 bis
40, @Gnmcr l.75 bis s. 40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Iropbe3citc 9ronn

VT WI II
Wenn in 3ufunft Senlano ar
6ubenoe ieineS 9ettes elm grobe5
Mugc nit elmer Slamnle in Der Witte
bcnlerft, fam er liher baraili red
nen. oob eS in yitem Sous fltr5 On.
rallf. brenten miro. Zen 9epeiS
bierfiir l~ieierte Gin 9rarlb, ser ge-
itern iriib in Der @obnung bon
SbomoS Grocer, Tr. 40I NorS.
eben-S traBe. mtSbrdf mo Der bon
5rmu aatbarine Sraeep, elmer 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Seuiiac ShIugrotc
@erfGufe ouf Der hieliDen giieften.
9orie.
FIRST CALL.

20 Confederation Goal .ii0a
10 International 1rnit Go~........t42M
- Sliernntionnl Gtu't Go........t43
% g~iurtbert Central Nh .......,..i23
$4,000 scaboaro Ter Otampeo) ........ s6et
1000 lniieb Hnihuabs Ter ......... sGas
10000 liiieo Huiliudbs SIM ......... %
5000 llnitco 5tailwaDs einf .......... 59ls
5000 llniieo abs 6og Ser .......... s3K
800 lniteS Rbs 5og Der. ....,.... 50
1900 Baltimore 6lecirie Der ......... O0N
2j00 " e 4 Cont Sch 4er. ......... 100
5000 Bacon. dublin Ii. sab Ger. ..... "a
1000 g;arplnno electric Jcr ......... 07t5
20 uuiteo 8bS Boa 5er (Serip).... 81
5000 CONFEDERATION Gas Ger ........i 00k
SECOND CALL.
20 9;oriott ap u, eiabi .......... -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Mitfa Serraces,

Iiiia'Noenne nnb paripro.5ipab.
So III Nucs, mas sic braua,en, nm etu
@ruuonhd du faufeu. 4tr baueu aun SHr
paus gegen ietdltr Ab5abiaagsu. 100 Wruno.
ttude lett BEN 10. @idt %perfGuit, 4U% Yruiit
geitdlert. IN 5oiae YerbcIernns Der Sarfpro.
Nuao.. Manaei MI INTERCHANGEABLE nat
audl r. Grfulge geu ouncn. Spmmen Sie naeJ
Sas, @nier, Sdlulc nuf hem Giscntbnm.
~ Wftnuteu 5uiu Hatbbaus (5r. Sabrpreis).
gSebb e. A,bife.
Ngeut an Srt unb SteAe. Radmittags uHe
epHntanS BET gani TAG. (9topl .5gRtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Sine leltcnc Welcaenhcit.
21e6er Die SGffte perRauft.

HeeiIei Gle Iid. uenn sic zines ieucr bib.
iten Sdufer i'm 700 gIod 9ipro.9piea straht
tpiinfhen. Sabeu aue mobernen 9inrid,tungeH,
gb3n9siafal.I nl1lnG. ccnieniirte SuBiuege,
Seller uno Sbie. gus nSpot 9rid" ge6aut--
%braudbeIt ME aneefirihen al iperoen. Strusen
nit oiiriti8irteu 9adfteinen ecpfIaitert. Yreis
5000. Nieoriee unfoiien; beaueme Neoileuns
gen. ipelin se!uilnidt. gsent an Srt uab
Stcue.
eoiuaro J. Gallagher,
SuIi4-) Grbuuer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Baltimore Marftberidlt.

Noltim q. Somlnr 1910.
Webl. - 3uiubr 3062 SGiicr,
cinihlicBlid 926 GGilcr 81 Soclllt-
Eoint mn SOB 6Giier 5u Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Flu p%ertaufen.

Flu pertaufen.
GpnntHsS tcuern. Gpnntp.S teueru.
Sene teueu 5peiiiodiaen Sdufer an Gaf!.stoe.
mo SairlHounisNne. romif6c 3iegelttcinfS rous
ten; bnnoaenlaIte Seien; aanalsSrainage cts. +:
fbaiidtlt6 aucs entbalieno, mas 81 citein
m%noernen @aus gcbort. Widt Inub Fl: iebcn,
UNI .te ihaeen 6u iDnleir. 8eoinGiingen fir
Hdiiier paIIello geIrdbi. WuI ucbme Sairs
nonnt'Nocnuc 9le;iriihe. 4reie ber S1nier
SsbO.O0 bis $1410. 90; febr nieorieer @runhs
5lrs. 8eitere IuSiinit bon @alter 9. Aefts
pbni. Grbuuer, OIL Srt nno steiic. Siuler tdes
lid uno Sonntaa 3ur Snipe!tion often.
EUnntg= Stencrn. SuuntD.S teuern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
@erlangt

Gin @6epGdr ubne 1iitncr. ititOi nher 80
Sabre alt. I'M mebrCre departments 1dtltr &l
b~eauifittiecn; frete !ytteibc inb 9niee Sai1r
fir piinlhcnspert0e Ncute. Iadp6nirn9eu IN
Tr. IL, HDro.S rput. Strake. (29-3l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
% va eru 1t. 5lu 2. Bfo.

"a va Sou II. SGu 2. Bfo........ so
50 IL = Z 9rcWirg Gcm......... IA
$1,000 Sccuuo gpe Irne scr (Riits) 1854
5000 Nempbls Ct RI 5er......... 1908
5000 Macou. GubIiH II. 2oo 5er...... %
1000 Ga II. Ella Conf Ser .........t 1919
1000 81 Z 9 Goni 9e6 er.......... 09A
1000 6uic II. GIayiS 1rac 5er........ 96A
100 500 II c g of Conn scr sits. 1864
1000 Gbci II. cbtr Aie sanOp 4er. 10. sssS
1000 MnrNIGnb electric 5ey.......... 97ia
1000 llnitcO AaiImaps Gint ......... 59A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Su U~crfaufcn.


spc5ica fir 10 Sasc.
orsIisllattlne. b Stide, nit IapeItrie
ooer Seioens&eIour iiber5ogen. $40. gllte Sc
ltele t%oiteItret pte men pOlirt. ". ". pirib
d Co. w Gr'3aDetic. Str. ct. Idnl S3lh.
CSGu23,IWU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29

SinfSte IonarS Bnar, Neft nod ReIieben
[6diaen Sdufer on Der 1otomoe.S trnbe, AMI.
lmen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unn SnpettesG Giraffe;
enfboItsn aae mobernen ginri6iunaen; email.
iisre7 opelem' Seioriris aeasn etc. Siiriiisirie
Observation-Disclosures, semuI,atnfHInB. Gle miren
gefeber, nm. scpiiroigt gu meroeu. Mgent Gr
RIate tdeli6 uno Gonnfae. wsan nebne Jdir'
ssreis Der Sdufer ~aebrbuubert unb t1nfeis
ToIlars -($1050l. Setr nisbrieer 0rnnodtns.
gu ertraeer 6st -...x., a.....
(UnrtG1 .Z&G--) Vim DIdte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Gerlaugt i'm Nasemeincn.
@erIanAt:

Gin oeutIfeS 6bcpaar als 9erpulier ulo
MatrunC iir ous , Scuiihe 9Suitentnlis." glr
iulbe 4Serlunen. peIhe I'm 9iiiritt ep,nImbia
l~uoBnbait fino, meroen b~criidiihtiGi. Ippltids
gtr. 1919, Jruina.str., Naitiustpu, 7. Is.
fD01
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
WsrInnat.

Gin Gbcpuar iit Ole Scuuiiihtigung eincs
Qauoitce; Marl muB rinen iIelren Semitic.
Nlrten iiir Samilicugebruub bedrbettcn, etnc
Sub Inelfer, oas 0nls be%auiiibii9en uno Sc.
herpie6 bcluraer iouuclr. Sine criti .ofi9e
Sieaule iiir oen redlicr Dram. Mian aorci'
Iire: Y. g, Dor So, stnot baltimore.
90 NI-A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29

Toggen. 3uiubr li5t 9il.
idel; aus ben glepatoren 5uriidaejos
gen 55l 9uifel; Glepntoren Tor.
rotb 1904 Vuid)eI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Serlangt NGnner NIB &nabcn.
9erlnugt:


Sin Wp6clItreiner; Osftlnoiee grbeits2eit;
25c. Die Stunoe fir ben rcdlten DAM. gtnd
5~uiraaell bel q. s.. Sfrober, Tr. ., apro'f,
Strafe, Rtbuono, ia. (2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29

Gin outer @dder auBcrbalb Der Siaot. N,Gd
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
Money-Making Ways Of Using Want Ads
To Get a Position

Glance at the picture. 1t brings to mind the
instance Of many successful mans life. You may
be young man or woman who has just come TO
the city-from the country from college, from
another city-or you may already live here. You
have heard or known of the tramp, tramp the cold,
anybody now" and the like. If you want job and
want it at once insert little Situation Wanted
ad on our Classified page or run over our Help
Wanted" ads. Employers read the former and
use the latter. You get IN touch with those who
want help. Not necessary to go to expensive
employment agencies. Your small Want Ad will
cost but a few cents. Surely worth while to test
Note
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

REAL. ESTATE AUCTION SALE
On account of departure for Australia we
have been instructed by Mrs. r.. Folger to
sell her beautiful home at 222.} Ward St
Berkeley tone block west OF Telegraph :av.1.
and the entire furnishings Of same The house
is new and contains rooms all modern AMI
finely laid out. The lot is 4Ox t35. with an Il
of 24x40 with a cottage on same; a grand
chance for any person desiring fine furniture
a home in an ideal cation. No limit or
reserve. Sale Tuesday. Sept. 9Th. at 1880
a. m. House open for inspection from to >
p. m. for four DAYS before SALE
j. A. MUNRO & co. Auctionecrs-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01

position sell
WANTread USE
studied
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homd to- Ad
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
CITY REAL ESTATE

REFEREES SALE
NORTH SIDE MISSION, 80 FIT. WEST OF NEW
MONTGOMERY tPALACE HOTEL BLOCK
IS FIT IN By so FIT: WORTH OVER
100000. ONLY $4,000 BID. NEW BIDS
WILL BE RECEIVED IN SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPT. Z, JUDGE MOGAN. To4 GRANT
q BUILDING. 7TH AND MARKET Sis,
THURSDAY. SEPT. T.. 10 A. NJ. FOR FUR
THEIR INFORMATION APPLY TO DANIEL.
A. RYAN, ATTORNEY, 1901 HUMBOLDT
BANK BLDG.
NEW story house, 164 18th av. 100 ft from
Fulton ST car line aud park 81, 600 cash.
terms to suit on balance.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
EXAMPLES

SITUATION WANTED-Ass SALESMAN BY YOUNG
man. college educated. with years experience as
salesman IN the East. References of high char
acter. Desire position with high grade wholesale
house. Address 6 -. this Office.