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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-10
FOR RENT

NORTHSIDE. 1516 18th avenue, rooms, $25. 2300 9th avenue, rooms, s25. 1928 17th street, rooms, $2750. 122l 17th street, rooms, $27. 704 West goth street, Il rooms, sso. 1903 9th avenue. rooms, $2o. S25 20th Etreet, rooms, $20. 2404 31st avenue. rooms. Slo. 232S 9th avenue, 8 rooms, $55. 5321 1st avenue. rooms, Sze. 6205 1st avenue, rooms, $2260 715M 18th street, 3 rooms, SEQ.
 SOUTHSIDE. 2530 Avenue E, g rooms, $25. 1925 11th avenue. 10 rotms, $46. l42O 11th avenue, 8 rooms, s47.50. 1131 11th street rooms, $4f.50. 1909 18th avenue, rooms. $45. -611 18th avenue, rooms, $4o. 1611h 18th avenue. rooms, $4o. q0S Georgia street, rooms, Sao. 1904 Montgomery street, rooms' *"c' 1919 Avenue E, rooms, $2o 2620 Avenue c, rooms, sl2.eo. S520 Avenue H, rooms, $1250. 2717 Avenue D, rooms, va. 2719 Avenue D, rooms, $2o. 1919 1lth avenue, 8 rooms, $4C. 1921 18th street, 10 rooms, $75. e10 18th street, rooms, $2b. 2106 Humboldt avenue rooms, $S0. 904 27th atreet, 15 rooms, $io. 1926 18th avenue 8 rooms, s35. e111 14th avenue, rooms, $3S.
 BUSINESS PROPERTY. 105-107 s. goth street, 25x100, $75. 240s 2d avenue. 25x60. $50. 25o1-25os I'd avenue. 2ox10o. Sl5o. 261C 2d avenue, 25x100, $5o. 2aos 2d avenue. 2bx1oo. $50. 9o1S 1st avenue, 25x140, $500. 515 s. eoth street, 23xso, $40. 517 S. 2otn street. 2SxSo. sSo. So5 N. 2otn street, 20x9o. 3200. 1SIa 4th avenue. 25x14o. $1eo. ao1s Morris avenue, 25xSa. s75. 4o1-4o3 s. goth street, box1oo. s11o 715 N. 18th street. 25x6o. ss5.
 w. N. MALONE & CO.,,
 Real Estate and Insurance. S19 N 21st street. rhones AAo''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-10
LOCKWOOD
"5 Minutes from 5 Points "

Eighteen months hence those who invest in property in this choice residential section will have earned clean 100 per cent by their foresight
 bu forecast s in justified development under being lad the fully equipped modern electric line is 0eng pushed rapidly toward completion
 investigate before prices advanced andget the advantage of enhancement in values.
 showing this attractive purchasers. You invited to call at office and a trip to this choice subdivision
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-10
Bargains in Real
 Estate
WOODLAWN

completed Groom coage bath and other modern convenences. bargain, to be had on ex- ceptionally easy terms $275oOo-Modern Groom dwelling desrably located tent to car. Easy terms. 8room dwelling excellent locality Let us show you this at It is rare opportunity to buy up-todae home at very low rate $35OOoo-New 2story house. convenient to car in very desirable locality Small cash payment, pal monthly.
 NORTHsIDE bungalow modern and beautifully finished throughout, near car line. cottage large lo good locality onehaf block from N. Ensey car. $3OO cash; balance Ike rent $35oOOO-Nearng completion modern, 2story dwelling cellent locality, near car. Terms easy $775OOo-This beautiful 2story dwelling, bungalow effect recently completed has every modern convenience, in exclusive neghborhood beautiful elevated lot IS offered at very reasonable terms. 5OOO0This beautiful place. within walking distance of
 business center corner lot, 50x190, with buildings
 in renting for $40 per months is of thel most desirable homes in Birmingham. Terms sOUTHSIDE $4OOOO0-Ths very attractive little home modern in every respect located on 14th street, convenient to two car lines, is exceptional bargain and offered upon very reasonable terms. $425OOO-Handsome bungalow modern throughout gently completed. Reasonable terms. $525OOO-New 2story 7room modern dwelling located St. Charles St. Convenient to $575OOO- Beautiful 2story modern dwelling recently peted on 18th avenue Small cash payment, balance like rent $60OOOO-New 10room dwelling, all modern conveniences we'll finished throughout. Choice location. Terms to suit purchaser $65OOOO-Th beautiful dwelling recently completed has ev cry modern convenience very attractive home on easy terms. $700000dea home, with 2story cottage in rear suitable for office other purposes; also large servants house. Convenient to several $85O000One of the pettest homes Rhodes Circle If want place for style and comfort combined see this. Terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-10
NORTTISIDE.

 1s101s 4th avenue, 8 rooms, second floor,
 $20.00.
 1928 18th street, rooms, $17. .50 S22 Third avenue, 5 rooms, bath, SIS. S19 18th street, rooms, SIS. 1002 Fountain avenue, 6 rooms, SIG. 1902 Fountain avenue, rooms, bath, SIS. 1928 W. 14th street, rooms, bath, $20. 1030 W. 14th street. rooms, bath $20. 1S19 Rush avenue, 6 rooms, bath, $22.5 1922 17th street. rooms. bath. $25. 1430 11th avenue, rooms, bath, s32. 50. 162s 20th street. rooms, bath, $S5. 140t 18th avenue, rooms, $15. 1880 Jasper street, z rooms, bath, s25. BPS 11th avenue, rooms, cottage, s25. 2s13 7th avenue, ' rooms, cottage, $25. 1726 14th avenue. rooms, bath, s30. 1901 10th avenue, rooms, $30. 113S 18th avenue, rooms, bath, $35. Ill 11th avenue, rooms, $1S.50 Ill 11th avenue, ' rooms. bath, $22. 1725 Woodland avenue, North Haven,
 rooms, bath. s27.
 2131 11th avenue, rooms, bath, s3o. 2o11 14th avenue, 8 rooms. bath. $35. 1915 9th avenue. rooms, $37. 50. 1614 9th avenue, rooms. $40. 1916 9th avenue. rooms, $40 12o5 18th street, bath, rooms, furnace, $50. .00.
 25Il 12th avenue, bath. 8 rooms. furnace, S5O.W.
 2504 9th avenue, 8 rooms, s52.5o 232s 9th avenue 8 rooms, $55. 73o 21st street, 9 rooms, bath, $50. 1916 8th avenue, 10 rooms, $40 40 23d street, 10 rooms two baths, $50. 704 W. goth street, Il rooms, $75. 260e 9th avenue, il rooms, $75.
 NcEs-soUTHsIDE. s15 3Oth street, 5 rooms. $12.50. 70S 12th street, rooms, $12.50. 110i Virginia avenue, rooms, bath $35. 2035 Highland avenue, rooms, bath, $45. sos 27th street. rooms. bath, $25. 2513 Avenue F, 6 rooms, bath, $25. 91o 18th street, 6 rooms, bath, $25 1920 Avenue F, rooms, monthly, $N.5 sos Georgia street, rooms, bath, $3o. 1907 Avenue I. 6 rooms, bath $3O. 15Oo 11th avenue, 6 rooms, bath. $32.50. 1117 18th street, rooms, bath, month ly, $35. l5SO 12th avenue. rooms, bath, SAIL 50. 1912 Alabama street. ' rooms, bath, $35. 1420 11th avenue, rooms, bath, $40. 16c9 12th avenue. rooms, apartment, $40. 1911 12th avenue, 7 rooms, apartment, $40. 1611k 18th avenue, rooms, apartment, $4OOO. l431 11th avenue. z rooms, bath, $42.50. ls0e1s Avenue D, rooms, second floor, $20. %.
 e01 23d street, rooms, bath, $25. TIC 12th avenue, bath, rooms, fur mace, s3O.
 2ol5 Avenue H, rooms, bath, ss7.5o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-10
Asnisoa&saz@tatssgnsa1an0<
FOR SALE

4-room cottage, 50x14o; price $1250 s100 cash. balance $20 month; good suburb, 1 block of car line.
 tC0x1y0 double houses, renting for $54 per month, on belt track; must be sold. 5-ro0m cottage, with hall and porch, corner lot, at Fairview; block of new school building, or will exchange for !. other properly s 1LkA l k4 tA "
 GEORGE BILBE, Agent, Bell 61. 2104 1st Avenue.
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HloUU.
 Nice lot, 60x140 beautiful shade trees in front; delightfully."- located in East Lake; on car line; let us show you this.
 Nice, modern, broom cottage; well lo- cated in Fairvew; convenient to Bir- mingham, Ensley and Bessemer car lines; reasonable cash payment, balance about s16 per month will secure this bargain for quick sale. Owner Is in tight place and must have the money. See us before 1t is taken.
 s3750.
 Brand new, 2-story, strictly modern, handsomely arranged and well built residence In West End; s rooms, fur mace, grates, gas, electric lights; sani- tary sewerage connection; hot and cold water; convenient to cars, churches and schools $500 cash, balance monthly or otherwise to suit reasonable purchasers convenience; let us show you this and you will see good one.
 $2250.
 Unusually well arranged and attractively finished broom cottage F block car line; well drained lot and good neigh borhood, at Beverly station; $l50 cash, balance $30 per month straight through will secure this investment property; TO BUY, BUILD, BORROW OR SELL VACANT OR IMPROVED, LARGE OR SMALL, CASH OR TERMS. SEE US, AS WE GAN PLACE YOU IN ANY PART OR SECTION OF GREATER BIRMING- HAM. REMEMBER WE HAVE SOME SPLENDID ACREAGE PROPOSE TIONS WE'LL LOCATED FOR SUB- DIVISIONS AND AT THE RIGHT PRICE. SEVERAL GOOD FACTORY SITES, LARGE OR SMALL. SOME FINE FARMS IN THE BLACK BELT AND JEFFERSON COUNTY; TRUCK GARDENS, DAIRY FARMS; SEW ERAL GOOD GROWING BUSINESS PROPOSITIONS. AND, IN FACT AL MOST ANYTHING IN THE WAY OF REALTY A PSSIBLE PURCHASER COULD DESIRE. PUT US ON OUR MERITS AND LET US SHOW YOU.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-10
Home and Investment Bargains in
 Greater BirminUhaTn.

See us and quit paying rent. Here are some splendid opportunities, both for home and investments. We have a very large list and can fill any possible de- mand for realty in Greater Birming ham, Give us a call and we will be pleased to go through our entire list with you if these mentioned below do not suit you. Kindly bear in mind that we cannot advertise everything at one time, as our list for homes and invest ments for sale would fill several pages in The Age-Herald. Please call per sonally, if possible, at the office, or by Bell phone. Main 4s4s, or Peoples s2SS, to make appointment at your own pleas ure for us to show you. We will gladly go at any time, before, after. or during business hours, to suit purchasers con- venience. If you do not buy no harm is done either party Come and see us.
 5000.
 120 by about 2S0 with nice broom cottage, and Broom servant house in rear; al most an acre of ground, fine vineyard, peaches, plums, etc., in profusion; beau tiful shade trees, roses and other flow CTS in abundance; right on car line; good section of Woodlawn; a few hundred dollars cash, balance monthly, about $2l per month; interest included will se- cure this attractive bargain; see this and be your own judge; 1t Is good one and the first taker gets 1t.
 $21O0.
 Two-story, Broom frame dwelling; good renter and a splendid investment proposition; every room in perfect con dition; grates, nice paper, etc., in each room; a splendid site for boarding house; well located in the center of Avondale; $60O cash, balance s22. 50 per month, interest included.
 $3750.
 Nice attractive and handsomely finished cottage in Princeton; bed rooms. large living room and every possible modern convenience; will take about $1250 cash, balance monthly to suit reasonable pur- chaser to handle this property.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-10
Residences

1926 Avenue I, rooms, bath, ss7. 50.
 1911 Avenue I, rooms. bath, s35.
 1919 11th avenue, rooms, bath, $40. 2013 Avenue H. 8 rooms, bath, $40 1900 10th avenue, 8 rooms, bath, $40.
 1S2l Avenue l, rooms, bath, $40.
 2329 Orange avenue, bath, 8 rooms, fur mace, $45.
 1O07 18th street, bath rooms, furnace, $45.00.
 TIT 2Oth street. 8 rooms, bath. $50.
 io1G St. Charles street. rooms. furnace, $50. %.
 17OS 18th avenue, bath, 9 rooms. fur
 mace, $42. .50.
 S3O 9Oth street, bath, 10 rooms, furnace, s42.50.
 1925 11th avenue, 10 rooms. bath, $45. S19 30th street, 10 rooms. bath, $55. nished. $75.
 91S 2Oth street, bath. 10 rooms, steam heat, $100.
 1921 18th street, 12 rooms, furnace, $75. 1O91a 20th street, 22 rooms, second floor, $70. FURNISHED DWELLINGS.
 10S3 Fist street, 10 rooms, furnace, s75.
 eoi 27th street, 15 rooms. baths, s75.
 BUSINESS PROPERTY. 2o2l Sd avenue, s250. 211s 1st avenue. stable and warehouse, $100.
 2O1a 1st avenue, 25x14o, stories, $s25. 2O1i 1st avenue, 25x140, stories, $325.
 172o 2d avenue, 25x140. stories. $175. 2c2s-30 2d avenue, 50x100, story and base ment, s350. 2s12 2d avenue 25x140, stories, $50. 2614 2d avenue, 25x14O, 2 stories, $50 1e121a Sd avenue. Oak Hill Marble Works, $40.00 1911 4th avenue, 25x140, 1 story, $100.
 1911 4th avenue, 25x140. 2 stories, $125. 1872 4th avenue, 25x140, stories. $100.
 231e 1st avenue, 25x1571s 3 stories, $175. 1910 4th avenue, $75
 2o17 4th avenue, 25x14o. 1 story. SIS.
 701 18th street, 25x60. 1 story s50
 1OOl c4th street, lot 50xl00. and 4 rooms, $35. .00.
 201o Morris avenue, 25xS2. 1 story. $125. 2202 Morris avenue 25x100, 8 stories, $75. | 1227 Avenue B. 25x150, story, $12.50. 109 South 20th street. 40x150, story, $110. sO5 North 2Oth street, 25x140. l story. s200. 2201 Morris avenue, 50xS21s; stories, Oc- | tober 1. s200 | In addition to the residence and busi-
 ness property listed above we have a number of choice apartments for rent; several vacant lots in desirable locations on which the owners will erect suitable places for tenants; vacant lots for rent; halls in some of the best locations in the city; offices in the 16-story Empire build ing and the Chamber of Commerce, and a. large list of suburban residence and | business property.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-10
FOR SALE.

96o acres magnificent farming land s miles from Alexander City in fork of Hilabee creek and Tallapoosa river, on road between Alexander City and Dadeville. 300 acres in cultivation, 3 houses on place; 5Co acres of hardwood timber on place; price $6000; terms # cash, balance easy
 .Is JOHN B. BETHEA N Bell S6S 2111 1st Avxe Peoples 107
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-10
Here Are Some Good Ones

Here Are
 Some Good Ones so1TTH 2oTH STREET STORES Near Avenue B; inc 2-story brick building; two good stores; good lot; price. s2oOoo; s75Oo cash, balance yearly.
 South. close in, lot 50x140 feet with four brick houses; only se5oo; right In the business section. AVENUE P LOT. Near two car lines and on the Belt railroad; lot 60x100 feet. with broom house rented at $14 per month: only 5000.
 JUST 11h BLOCKS
 From Highland avenue and Rhodes Circle, the best residence section on the South Highlands. I can show you one of the best built and ar ranged homes anywhere; has seven rooms with every modern conven- fence: downstairs is triple fioored; fine elevated lot; only $7500; 5000 cash. balance monthly; reduction. NEAR-NORWOOD BUNGALOW. Has rooms with every known con- venience, lacking none; good lot; price S5250; dead easy terms. l have others in this location, and would be pleased to show you lot or home here before you buy. $650O-$3O00 CASH,
 Balance yearly; fine elevated lot 100x ls9 feet; corner; fine location and near car line.
 SELL LOTS-sEE ME.
 RAVEE NORRIS
 WITH
 S. BETHEA 6 CO, xs- tk, < Bell 116. Phones. Peoples 56.
 a027 3d Avenue
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-10-23

DR.. Peter Roberts is the philanthropist
who devotes his time to teaching for
eigners how to speak English. An &C.
count of his novel methods of instructing
by the use of signs appeared in the July
American Magazine. Since this appeared
a criticism has been made regarding his
statements of the number of words used
by children and foreigners in the trans
action of business. In the October issue
OF the same periodical, DR.. Roberts re-
plies to his critic and gives the following
interesting statistics which are the result
of careful Investigations
I'm preparing lessons in English for
foreign speaking men / tried to estimate
the number of words necessary to carry
on simple conversation in the affairs of
daily life. have four children, the eldest
s and the youngest 3. l set to work to
find how many words these children use
to express their wants and to carry on
their play. The eldest would not use
more than 40 while the youngest would
use 49, The two. 8 and 6la years respect-
lively. used between 800 and 400 words.
Upon this observation l based my state
ment that the average child of years
uses less than 400 words In his daily con-
versation.
THE distinction should be made be-
tween the words child of knows and
the ones he uses. Ny child of six knows
what repeat, return, perspire, promote,
etc, mean, but he never uses them.
counted the words they used, and the
number will not exceed 400.
There are scores of men in New York
city who do f1ourishing business with
less than 80 words. l know a Greek
whose profits average $500 a month, and
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in. They tell the same story Of record
breaking earnings and an increased per-
centage of revenue going for wages and
other operating expenses THESE Reports
hardly warrant the demands or expecta-
lions .of railroads for permission to raise
freight rates. although railroad manage
ments contend that the returns since June
30 show the growing need Of the increase
asked for It Is to be noted also that In
the inner circles of Wall street there Is
a growing conviction that the interstate
commerce commission will be altogether
fair to the transportation interests.
BY that is meant a leaning IN lavor OF
higher rates. No confirmation OF this
theory can be found in any of the utter
ances of the commissioners or anybody
authorized to speak for that BODY or It's
members. Yet the belief grows stronger
every day that the commission Will by It's
rulings place the, railroads in better
position to command credit and borrow
the money which is said to be necessary
for the purchase Of rails, equipment and
betterment. -.
1t is curious development. this public
expression OF conf7derce as to the future
action of the railroad commission. II
certainly betokens d belief that certain
influential people have foreknowiedge
of what the commission Is going 10 40.
10
Among the many rumors which have
been afioat of late is one that the PENN
sylvania or New York Central or both
acting ON a community of interest basis
are about to acquire the virginia rail-
road. built by H. H. Rogers and owned
by the Rogers estate. To TINS report au-
thoritatiye denial is made. coupled with
the statement that the property Is not
Cor sale and that no offers have been
ma de for it anyway.
TIE few scattering orders which rail.
roeds have been sending in to the Steel
trust and the independent iron and steel
companies do not justify all this hur-
rah about the Improvement in that indus
try. These orders may come along and
no doubt will later on, but tney nave
not vet materialized. Meantime the trust
is producing about 150Oo tons day more
than it is putting on the books In the
form of new business.
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robbery. alleged to have been committed
in Birmingham a few nights ago. Sims
was captured in Abingdon village.
DIR. ]. A. B. -Lovett, whose death oc-
CURED at Bessemer Wednesday, was for
a number Of years a citizen Of Huntsville.
He was pastor of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church, principal OF the city
schools and superintendent of education
for Madison county. While holding the
position of superintendent DR.. Lovett or
ganized trustees association and started
agitating the question Of adopting In Ala
bama a system of uniform text books.
The agitation was taken up in various
portions Of the state and bore fruit after
about 20 years
The Tennessee Valley bank has opened
for business at Paint Rock simultaneous
ly with the closing of the Bank of Paint
Rock for which a receiver has been APP
pointed The new bank belongs to the
Broadus chain of banks.
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look. The main inspiration in that quar-
ter was the enormous value of the farm
products for 1910. The investing pubic
has the great fundamental truth ground
into 1t that big crops mean generai' pros
perity and that all other causes are more
or less trifiing compared TO TINS one
great element Of the creation OF colossal
new wealth from the soil. Wnen the
crops of single state like Iowa or
Illinois or Texas foot up from three 20
five times the value of the entire output
of the United States there Is good ex-
cuse for subordinating all otner hous-
tries to that of agriculture.
The great totals which have been given
by high authorities as to the value OF the
1910 crops inspire faith and confidence
among people with money, whicn notnins
of disturbing kind short or earth
quake or revolutionary violence can
shake. 1t is this which Is the reals PACK
ground of the market at this time, al
though the nearer and more clearly visi-
BILE spectacle of politics has Influenced
the volatile speculative sentiment into
play for quick action.
The immediate forecast of the market
favored by most prophets is that II the
great powers which have been RESPONSE
BILE for the recent boom find they can
tnOlu prices dTOuIu liicSc icNSis - ~.
vance them without unduly expanding the
volume of stock exchange business they
will do So The banks would have. no OBJ
lection to a daily average OF 100000 to
100000 shares. That volume OF trade
could be financed without embarrassment,
After the first of the year 1t could be
safely swelled to double that total but
there will not be a superabundance OF
funds from now until after January i.
The extension OF time under which cot
ton can be exported under the exist
ing methods to january will greatly
stimulate the present movement from
first hands and call for an abnormal
supply of funds to handle It,
Exports of that staple for the next &c
days are morally certain to enormously
increase exports and there will be an I'M
mediate compensatory benefit for every
dollar OF capital that goes into that chan
mel. 1t will show up in the international
trade balance and in a needed forttfca-
ton Of American credit abroad.
This is one of the bright spots In the
situation and the part which the south IL
playing in the matter is of inestimable
value. The shifting in our foreign trade
balance is a very gratifying feature &c
both bankers and the business COM
munity.
The annual reports of railroads for tht
fiscal year ending June - keep pilinl
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-10-23
ALMSHOUSE INMATE
FINDS RICH SON

Huntsville, october 22.--(Special )-After
remaining many years as an inmate Of
the county poor house In the belief that
all of her immediate relatives were dead,
Mrs. Herrin has found her son, whom
she had not heard from in 30 years. Her.
rim is prosperous in Texas and his mother
has gone to live with him. Herrin ran
away from home when a boy and was
never heard from. He heard that his
mother was dead, so he never came back
and did not know she was q subject for
charity until the fact was accidentally
discovered short time ago by mutual
friend.
Walter Sims, white man, has been
arrested here on a charge of highway
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A Giant Motor


From a Consular Report.
A large motor Of 10000 horsepower and
weighing nearly 200 long tons is being
manufactured by dynamo works at
Stafford. 1t is to be a self-contained
unit running in two bearings. and when
supplied with a pressure of 800 volts d.
rect will develop the 10000 horsepower.
The motor is so designed that later an
impressed voltage can be raised to a.
coo volts when 1t will deal with the
maximum peak loads of 1900 horse
power at 90 revolutions per minute. 1t
has a ventilated commutator with to-
tai length of rs feet and a diameter of
II feet This motor Is to be used for
driving a 36-inch cogging and finishing
mill, and to roll 5400-pound steel ingots
into rails in one operation without re-
heating.
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Father. First words

From the National Monthly.
A young lady who taught a class of
small boys in Sunday school. desired to
impress on them the meaning of return
ing thanks before meal. Turning to one
of the class, whose father was a deacon
n the church. she asked:
william, what is the first thing your
father says when he sits down to the
tablet"
He says: go slow with the butter
kids, it's forty cents a pound"
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the medium of communication between
him and his English-speaking patrons
does not comprise 300 words. Here, again,
it is not question of what number of
words the average American retail mer-
chant knows. but the number he uses in
the transaction of his business day by
day"
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From the Detroit Free Press.
We've Just had q letter from my
daughter the countess" said the proud
mother.
rs that SO? How much money does
she want this timer sneered the neigh
Dor, whose daughter married . mere
banker.