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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-30
PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MIEDzYNARODOWE
Chicago 80 listopada,
(Zjazd dw6ch cesarzy a Polacy) F..

Wiadomo, ze car Mikoiaj Cd
wiedzii cesarza Wilhelma W
Poczdamie. Spotkanie to odbyio
sic we wzglednie skromnych
rozmiarach. Me wygiOszono tez
zadnych toastow. co zazwyczaj
sic dzieje, gdy Panujacy dwoch
panstw zjezdzaja sic re soba.
Gazety niemieckie omawiaja
spotkanie dwoch monarchow,
powiadaja, re toastow tych wca-
le ME bylo potrzeba, bo stosunki
pomiedzy Niemcami Rosya So
tax wyborne i znakomite, re ME
potrzeba tego wcale ogsaszac w
osobnych toastach.
Niektore gazety niemleckle
twierdza, ze pomiedzy Rosya a
Niemcami przyszedi do skutku
nawet tajny ukiad, jaki juz ist-
NAL "a czas6w starego Bismar-
cka. a kt6rego w czasach Poz-
niejszych zaniedbanO odnowic.
Przedstawiaja tez owe gazety
niemieckie rzecz tax, jak gdyby
w gruncie rzeczy n1c nigdy ME
zaszio pomiedzy obu temi pam
stwami, re stosunki byly / So SER
decznemi, a jezeli W niektorych
gazetach rosyjskich Pojawiaja
sic artykuiy przeciwko Niemcom
i polityce niemiecKiej, to temu
winni przedewszystkiem Polacy,
bo oni to do sp6lki Francuzami
pisuia owe artykuiy, zeby szczuc
przeciwko Niemcom. Ma to od-
powiada bardzo trafnie katolic-
ka ,,Koeln. Volksztg." pomiedzy
innemi tax:
ME po pierwszy to raz zjaz-
dy obu cesarzy mijaja bez toa-
stow, a wiele mowi sic, gdy
sic powiada, ze zjazdy bez toa-
stow sa serdeczniejsze, anizeli z
toastarni. Gdyby tax bylo, naten-
czas przy spotkaniach cesarza
Wilhelma z ceSarzem Francisz-
kiem Jozefem ME powinno bye
tOastow.
ME wierzymy tez, zeby mial
istniec tajny ukiad pomiedzy
Niemcami a Rosya. Wogole ME
uwazamy "a wiaSciwe, aby W
stosunkach niemiecko-roSyjskich
upatrywac zaraz szczyt serdecz-
nosci. Me mozemy tez godzit
sic ma to twierdzenie, ktore sta
wiaia ,,Hamb. Nachr.'', re wro-
gle niemczyznie artykuiy W ga.
zetach rosyjskich pochodza Cd
Polak6w i Francuzow. Ksiaze
Bismarck raz to wprawdzie W
gniewie powiedziai, gdy zaczetc
krytykowac ,,wysoka jak wieza'
przyjazn Rosya. Mimo to z
prawda to sic ME zgadza.
Szczegolniej niedorzecznie tez
wolnomySlna ,,Freis. Ztg." ma
naczelnem miejscu plsze o
dzienniAu rosyjskim oNowoje
Wremia", ,,ze dziennik ten prze.
dewszystkiem Nv mteresie Pola-
k6w pracuje"! w Rosyi smieja
sic z niedorzecznego artykuir
wolnomyslnej ,,Freis- ztg-" mo
woje Wremia" jest bowiem da-
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leko wiekszym wrogiem Pola-
kow, anizeli Niemcow. Jezeli
pisuje artykuly przeciwko nob-
Gym szczepom", to pierwsza
strzale wypuszcza zawsze pre-
ciwko Polakom.
,,Jezeli wiec ,,Freis. Ztg." chce
wydawac wyroki o rosyJskich
stosunkach prawnych, natenczas
dobrze zrobi, gdy najpierw o
stosunkach tych sic nieco poin-
formuje. Me potrzebuje przy
tenn sic wymawiac, re Nov.
Wremia" cd czasu do czasu kry-
tykuje take pruska polityke an
tipolska. To czyni Gala prasa "a
graniczna. Albo czy podiug zda-
MIA ,,Freis. Ztg." W Londynie
dziennik Times, W Paryzu
Figaro" pracuja take W inte-
resie Polak6w! Boo j te gazety
krytykuja rowniez pruska poll
tyke antipolska."
lyle ,,Koeln. Volksztg.", kto-
ra bardzo trafnie scharakteryzo-
waia stosunki polsko-niemiecko-
rosyjskie i bardzo trafna dala
odpowiedz wolnomyslnej nFreis.
Ztg." Stosunki pomiedzy Pola-
kami a Rosyanami So obecnie
bardzo naprezone. Polacy ME
potrzebuja pisywac artykuiow
do gazet rosyjskich przeciwko
Niemcom, bo w Krolestwie maja
swoje wlasne gazety polskie.
Now. Wremia" jest organem
D. Suworina znana tego, ze
Jest zapamietalym wrogiem pol
skosci. Zaden szanujacy sic Po-
lax do takiej gazety ME bedzie
pisywal artykuiow, boby sobie
ublizyl. Wymyslem albo gruba
nieznajomoscia rzeczy jest twier-
dzenie wolnomySlnej ,,Freis.
Ztg.", ze Now. Wremia" pra-
cuje W interesie Polakow. Twier-
dzenie take jest po prostu
smieszne i w Petersburgu pc
wnoscia rzetelnie sic z tego u
smieja, jak trafnie napisala
,,Koeln. Volkszeitung."
ze zaS i ten wrogi Polakom
dziennik rosyjski cd czasu do
czasu poddaje krytyce pruska
polityke antipolska, ME dzieje
sic to z zyczliwosci dla polSkoSci,
tylko zeby Niemcom latke przy-
piac. Pruska polityka antipol-
ska doznaje bowiem, jak to ME
Sjednokrotnie juz podnosilismy,
} tego ,,szczeScia", re ia istotnie w
ca}ym Swiecie kulturalnym i cy-
wilizowanym poddawaja ostrej,
ale zreszta zasiuzonej krytyce.
Czynia to gazety angielskie,
francuskie, wioskie, hiszpar-
skie, amerykanskie itp, Ale ME
my Polacy temu winni, bo Po-
lacy do wszystkich gazet w c.
lynn swiecie artykulow pisywac
ME moga, ami tez nie rozporza-
dzaja prasa calego swiata.
Wilma temu przedewszyst-
kiem sama pruska polityka anti
polska, ktora zawiera W sobie
lyle materyaiu, re wprost wy
woluje prowokuje te krytyke
swiata caiego. Winien temu ha-
katyzm, kt6ry W swej nienawisci
do Polak6w ME zna granic nj
miary.
Jezeli owym gazetom niemie-
ckim zalezy ma tenn, zeby W ca
lynn swiecie ME opisywano pru-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-30
Telegramy zagranlczne

orkan, ktory dai sic clezko we Z1la
XII portowym miejscowosciom
mad temi morzami polozonym.
IWiele statk6w rybackich i han
dlowych uleglo zagladzie, fiekto-
re zostaly rozbite inne wicher wy
gnaI ma morze - bezpowrotnle,
spoto ich tez zatonelo razem z
zaloga. Ma wybrzezu Nora Ka-
spijskiego 7 miast zostalo zala-
Inych przez fale morskie wygnane
ma lad moca orkanu, a mieszkah-
cy ich W panice chronic sic mu-
sieli przed ia powodzia niezwy-
kla. w Astrachanie orKan zerwal
groble, ma ktorej znajdowaio sic
300 robotnikow, CO sic tam schro-
Mill, sadzac, re So bezpieczni. -
Straty W ludziach So bardzo mno-
gle, szkody materyalne olbrzymle
los ludnoSci nawiedzonych okolic
- oplakany. Zainicyowano juz
akcye ratunkowa.
Petersburg, 80 listopada.- Syn
zmarlego niedawno pisarza rosyl-
skiego Toistoja, oglosii W pi-
smach rosyjskich pismo, w kto-
rem obwinia agenta literackiego
| i doradce zmariego, hr.. Czertko-
wa 0 spowodowanie sprzedwcze-
Isnego zgonu ojca! Pisze rnianowi-
Gle hr. Tolstoj, re Czertkow stal
sic przyczyna rozterek rodzinnych
W farnilii pisarza, re on spowodo-
wal ucieczke zmarlego domu /
tenn samem poSrednio spowodo-
wal chorobe jego W drodze z
niewygod i zgryzoty oraz smierc.
Londyn, 80 listopada. - Kam-
pania wyborcza wre ma calej linii,
,,czestnicza W niej wszyscy PRO-
downicy stronnictw, podrozujac
po kraju. Hasla kampanijne O.
bracaja sic glownie dokola przy-
wilejow Izby lordow, kt6re libe-
rail- Rad, po ich stronie stojacy,
chca ukrocic. Konserwatysci ir-
landzcy oburzeni SO ma Rad "a
Ijego pojednawcze usposobienie ma
punkcie nadania swobod Irlandyi.
Donosza tu Colchester, W Irlan-
dyi, re okazyi przybycia tam
ma zebranie ministra Churchilla
urzadzono mu wroga demonstra-
eye; ludnosc otoczyla powoz mi
nistra i zarzuciia go zgnilemi ja-
jami rybarni. Policya dopiero u
wolniia ministra Z opresyi. w
Reading znowu, gdzie ma zebra
niu przemawiai premier Asquith,
sufrazystki urzadzily TAXI koci
koncert, re ably i'm nalezyte wyra-
zic uznanie, publicznoSc sama wy
prowadzila wszystkie po kolei "a
drzwi..
Wiedef, 80 listopada. - Pod
lprzewodnictwem Kardynala-arcy-
Ibiskupa ks. Gruschy, odbyfa SIG
| tn konferencya biskupow wszyst-
kich dyecezyi austryackich, ma
ktorej uchwalono zastosowac sic
sciSle do zarzadzonej ostatniem
Motu proprio Papieza Piusa X,
przysiegi dla profesorow Teologii
| sw. duchowienstwa wogole, jake
zdala trzymac sic beda Cd mo-
dernistycznych teoryi. w konfe-
rencyi uczestniczyi i Karyna} BIZ
skup wrociawski, jako zwierzch-
mix czesci dyecezyi slaskiej.
Berlin, 80 listopada. - Prasa
tutejsza zywo omawia debate W
parlamencie w sprawie cesarskie-
go wyrazenia sic 0 wladzy ,,z Bo-
zej iaski'' w ktorej to sprawie
socyaliSci = jak donosilismy =
wniesli interepelacye. Oczywi-
Scie zdania prasy SO mocno po-
dzielone, konserwatySci powiada-
liza, re socyalisci poniesli ,porazke
dzieki ,odprawie kanclerza, libe-
rail- utrzymuja, re wprost przeci-
wnie sic stale.
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ROK XXI.


ca owego ME odzyskai, pieniedzy
zadanych ME skladai, a teraz, jak
sic zdaje, ,Czarna Reka' zacze-
la pogrozki swe wykonywae.
Nowy York, 80 listopada.
Nowojorska rada szkolna ma klo-
pot z licznemi wioskiemi Mode
mi dziewczetami, ktore wychodza
"a MAJ, w tym celu, azeby pre-
STAG uczeszczac do szkoly w O.
statnich trzech miesiacach wy
szso "a MAJ Is takich dziewczat
liczacych mniej niz 16 lat, kilka
innych liczacych mniej niz lat
IA. Me uwalnia ich to bynaj-
mniej cd przymusu szkolnego do
16 roku zycia, ale W takich wy
padkach trudno jest bardzo usta-
we przeprowadzat:: Rodzice saml
staraja sic o wydanie swych CO.
rex "a MAJ, by pozbyc sic obowia-
zku posyiania ich do szkoiy.
Nowy York, 80 ,listopada.
Pomiedzy burmistrzem Gayno-
rem a gen. organizatorem Villa
mem H. Ashton Z miedzynarodo-
weeo zwiazku woznic6w odbyla
sic W ratuszu konferencya, po-
czem oznajmiono, re strajk do
rozkarzy samochodowych MONA
uwazac "a zakonczony. Burmistrz
ma zaprosic ma wspolna konferen-
eve komitet strajkujacych doroz-
| karzz i komitet wiaScicieli doro-
| EEK samochodowych ma tel kon-
ferencyi uioza sic ostatecznie pun
kta ugody. Podobno chodzi Juz
| tylko pewne drobnostki latwo
| dajace sic zalatwie.
Muskogee, Okla, 30 listopada.-
| Zelazna skrzynie zawieraJaca
| $4,000 w srebrze $1,000 w bank
1otach ME podpisanych, ktora
znikia byia Z biura kompanii
ekspresowej Wells Fargo, znale-
| ziono nieotwarta wraz Z wszy-
stkiemi pieniadzmi pod weranda
| pewnego domu stojacego pustkq.
Aresztowani urzednicy O. f.
serbaugh.z w. H. kelsey / f. o,
! Givens jeszcze ME zostali uwol-
| nieni.
| San Francisco, 80 listopada. -
Prosby wniesionej przez bur
mistrza Mccarthy, azeby sad
wielkoprzysiegiych zarzadzif sle-
dztwo W sprawie pog}osek, jako-
by przyjmowai iapowki w sumie
$4,000, a potem $4,000, ME IL
wzgledniono. Odpowiedziano bur
: mistrzowi, ze sledztwa zarzadzic
z ME MONA, gdyz niema okreslo-
nych oskarzen.
Louisville, KY, 30 listopada. -
August Ropke, oskarzony o
: sprzeniewierzenie bardzo wyso-
kich sum w bankowym departa-
4 mencie Fidelity Trust Co." przy-
; zna} sic do why co do 5 punk
tow oskarzenia. Defraudacye wy
Mostly razem 81, 100000, czego
jednakowoz odzyskano 81, 10000.
'. Ropke zostai skazany na 10 do
1S lat wiezienia karnego. By} on
sekretarzem w departamencie
bankowym owej kompanii.
Monticello, N. Y, 80 listopada.
Podrozni w pociagu kolejowym
jadacym Port Jervois do Bing-
L hampton byli swiadkami orygi-
nalnej sceny, gdyz w czasie tel
podrozy odbyfy sic rozprawy sa-
DOVE wobec znajdujacego sic W
wagonie sedziego w. L. Thornto-
ma ze Sullivan county. Sedzia
Thornton musiai wybrac sic W
pilna podroz do Binghapton, cho-
ciaz ma dzien ten naznaczyl roz-
prawy W procesie spadkowym
Georgia w. Goulda Long Eddy.
Rozprawy zakohczyiy sic krotko
przed przybyciem pociagu do
Binghampton; chodziio tn spa
dek W sumie 100000. Sedzia O.
glosi swoj wyrok "a diva tygod-
ME.
Omaha, Neb., 80 listopada. =
. Wczorai naple potaniaio tn mie-
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0|brzymi 0rkan!
Echa zgonu Toistoja.
Kampania parlamentarna W AngEi.
Konferencya Biskup6w Austryackich.
Ze spra1V rierniecleich.
WybOU do Rady POznaiskia niekOrYStne Ola POdkoW.
Duez defraudant fundusz6w kOSclelnych -
uznany winnym.
z MEKSYKU.
o POZYCZKE CHINSKA.
Ze spraw nierr1ieckich.
Wyboy do Rady poznahsksj niekOTNstne dIa poakoT.
Y MEKSYKJ.
o POZYCZKE CHINSKA.

Prognosyki sprawie kr6tke sesyi kongresu
ka" Nowym YOrku MiOdziutkte mezatki - Ze straSku
w YOrku Wielka detrauuacya i'oA-
prawa sadowa pocisgu kOlejowym-Meso TAME omana-
OkradzOny aresztOwany "a cudze zbrodne
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LEGAL NOTICES
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Sealed Proposals
will be received at the office of score
tary of state. Montgomery, Ala, until
IL o'clock noon, Monday, August 90
1910, for furnishing stationery and sta.
tionery supplies to the state of Alabama
for two years, beginning October
1910.
Estimates of kind, quality, ETC.. ano
maximum prices as fixed by this de-
partment, in accordance with sub-sec-
tion l of section SIS Of code of 1907
on which proposals can be made will
be furnished on application. No bid II
excess of maximum prices as fixed will
be considered.
Bids will be opened on Tuesday, Au.
gust %, 1910, and contract let on same
day, or as soon thereafter as practi
cable.
Bids received after the time abov,
specified will be rejected. Proposal,
must be made in accordance with thu
provisions of section 578 of code o,
Alabama, 1907. The right to reject any
and all bids is reserved.
FRANK N. JULIAN,
S-1-S-15 Secretary of State.
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Sealed Proposals
will be received at the office of secre-
tary of state. Montgomery Ala. until
IL o'clock noon, Monday, August o.
1910, for distribution Of the reports of
the supreme court, acts. journals, re-
ports Of departments and other public
documents for two years, beginning
October /, 1910.
The maximum price for such distri-
button is liked at IL cents per pound
and no bid in excess of said maximum
price will be considered
Bids will be opened on Tuesday Au-
gust %, 1910, and contract let on same
day, or as soon thereafter AS practica-
BILE.
Proposals must be made in accord
ance with section SIS Of code of 1907
Bids received after time above speci-
fed will be rejected. The right to re-
ject any and all bids is reserved.
FRANK n. JULIAN,
S-1-s-15 Secretary of State.
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of the missile, and is especially useful in
testing the effectiveness of range at
night time, both over sea and land.
The device is also of value in showing
the course of the shelton striking the
waters of the Solent shot vertically up
wards-a most surprising result
In many instances it was DETECTED to
the right or left.
The sight of shell being hurled
through the air and leaving a train of
light was most weird.
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s35OO-S500 cash and $50 aNmonth, 7
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We will take "a vacant lot in the
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of the above.
ENSLEY REAL ESTATE AND IN
VESTMENT COMPANY.
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EUVAW, AHA.
Electric lights and bells in each
room. Artesian water. Long distance
telephone service. Hot and cold water
baths.
n. JOE WHEELER ProR
hates $500 Per Day.
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Yet, ask the German whether he would
care to change the state of affairs He'll
shut I'D like an oyster. Not for the world |!
War? On account of a colony. Or any
other account? Heaven forbid! Peace!
Peace!
It's not fear. He is convinced he can
conquer any European nation or combi-
nation of nations. And he must have
room to expand! Yet
It's a strange nation of hypermaterial-
lists and idealists in one. Thank God. I'm
sorry to say! And so the visits and the
entrevues and the kissing on both cheeks
and the hard work of the Kaiser will
no doubt go on for long, long time to
come.
Another entrevue will take place in Sep
TENDER in Vienna, where the Kaiser will
be the guest of Francis Joseph at the oc-
casion Of the latters S0th birthday. The
German and the Austrian Emperor. After
what has happened last year at the Balk-
an and in view of what is apt to happen
this or next year-for a good many people
who know do not trust Russia In the
Balkan-Austrian question, now that the
Russian soldier is no longer needed In
Manchuria-that meeting will be viewed
with considerable interest. The two Ger
man nations have found themselves at
last; Germany and Austria are no longer
allies on paper only.
The Kaiser is to receive saber of
honor, dedicated by Austrian officers,
likely a gold one Happy officers, at last
they can afford it, For up to now no
poorer officers-poorer in money, you I'M
derstand--could have been found on earth
not one more thoroughly In debt And
now the nation is gathering a fund OF
50,000.000 kronen to pay of all the debts
- -
army by way of celebrating the Emper-
or's birthday. Lucky, happy, Austrian
officers! The average debt Of an Aus
TRAN lieutenant is 5000 kronen, of a first
lieutenant 5000. of a major 5000 But
Francis Joseph does not like to see 1t
And so the loyal Austrians will free, upon
his birthday. his officers from debts. And
the officers? They say they will never
never do it again. Qui vivra, vera!
Then, much later. King George of Eng
land will visit Berlin and his cousin, the
Kaiser. And people, who hear the grass
grow, talk of second meeting with the
| Car Of Russia. Such a meeting would
bring the three cousins together. with
King George in the middle. For the Kins
of England is cousin to the Car of Rus
STA and the Emperor of Germany. Tht
meeting would take place on the water
| of course.
| Curious how these three royal cousins
love the water, and for what diheren
reasons. The love Of George for the
ocean is natural-"Britannia rule thu
waves" The love of the Kaiser is &C
quired. "Our future rests upon the wa
ters." The love of the Gar is a necessity
THE water the unsafest of all elements
is my haven of safety"
Three cousins by BIRTH But only TIVE
of them cousins by law Of race. Thu
third by that same law would be-Uncl'
Sam.
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center one-quarter to three-eighths kar-
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Either phone 214s. S-12-3t
LOST-One gold watch fob with initials
"A. L. NJ on it. Please phone 40
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Excursions to the seashore and spring
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FOR RENT--ROOMS

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bath. electric lights, elevator. bellboy.
and ali service connected with high
class hotel as low as $3.50 per week,
with cafe service. The Birmingham Ho-
tel 5-26-tf
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 200 Seventh ave
nue. S-13-3t
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent a word n day. no nd
taken for less than z5c for first inser-
tfon. Cash must accompany order.
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A decision of the courts at Trieste Is
causing great indignation among the
young people of Austria. Henceforth low
ers will be liable to a summons If they
misplace a stamp either on a letter or
postal card. Formerly to place stamp
at certain angle was to express undying
affection and other missals of love.
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WANTED-To purchase secondhand
well drilling machine. Must be in good
condition and cheap. B. F. Tyler, P. A
Room 1040 Brown Marx building. S-13-3t
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THE AVALON-Beautifully furnished
rooms; everything new and clean. SOB
21st street cor 9Th ave S-4-tf
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WILL give security worth 800 and pay
$40 for the use of $50 for 80 days.
Address NIB, care Age Herald.
S-14-tf
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WANTED.

SHAVING--10c at 1921 4th avenue 5-lo-ti
WANTED-To rent, by October l, cottage
of not more than rooms; suburban
location desired; within not more than
20 minutes ride of city; must have gas
and modern conveniences and must be
reasonable. Address C. o. X care Age
Herald. S-l5-I
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TWO large second-story rooms; commun-
icating; single or en- suite; newly fur
nished and papered. So S. Goth st.
S-9-7t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WIDOW would like position in boarding
house or hotel housekeeping for
widower with children with good morals
can give all references. Address Isl
care Age-Herald. S-13-3t
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SUMMER RESORTS

ASHEvILLE, N. C.-"The Lawrence
large private home, airy rooms, shady
lawn, on car line, close In; good
table: no sick people. Write Mrs. L.
D. Hammond. s6-3-10t
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FOR SALE-s220o, close in, on North
side; 5 rooms, bath, etc. Smith-Wil-
liams & Bass, 900 Farley Bldg. Main
1896 Peoples 32SS. S-14-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY TO LEND

MONEY loaned salaired people. women
keeping house and others without 70
curity; cheapest rates; easiest pay
ments. Offices in 66 principal cities;
save yourself money by getting my
terms first D. II. ToIman. room 40l
Farley building. l-l-1y
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FOR SALE acres on macadamized
road, 4 " miles from courthouse; city
water and electricity; surrounded by
fine country homes; is high and dry
Address L-31, care Age-Herald.
S-14-tf
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FOR sALE-The best bargain In broom
modern cottage in Woodlawn for $1,000;
also lust completed a Broom house, very
modern furnace. attic, a beauty, for
$1,000 Both places located near East
lake car line. Inquire both phones
INoodle wn II.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Railway mail clerks, Bir-
mingham examination, November IL;
$500 to $1,000; preparation free.
4 franklin Institute, Dept SS. Roches-
ter, N. Y. 7-24-3lt
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6TOCK salesman wanted; this stock is
issued by a responsible corporation;
liberal commissions; only men of
ability and standing need apply. w.
K. Burton & Co. Memphis, Tenn.
116 Madison avenue. 8-12-Tt
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FOR RENT.

TALK WITH ALAN JEMIsoN.
2113 FIRST AVENUE. 8-6-tf
FOR RENT-Two-story brick building,
cheap, Morris avenue. For information
call Bell phone 1883. s-5-tf
FOR RENT-Nice 5-room cottage. all con-
/ veniences. AZ North Twenty-third
Z street Apply 2sos 4th avenue. s-lI-2t
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REAL estate loans to suit you in amount.
terms and interest: can pay back month
IL or yearly; will take second mort
gage. John W. Prude, log North 2ist
street Bell phone e<0 10-16-tf
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MONEY to lend on first mortgages. long
or short time. Purchase money notes
bought. Room TIT First National Bank
building. S-135t