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The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-07
BELL BOY AND PORTER TIE CLERK TO POST AND LOOT
 CASH REGISTER.
MURDER TO MAZE ESCAPE
Entire Police Force of DIluth Guard Exits From City and Citizens HeIp-Bay PatroIcd
 for Fugltives.

Duluth, Minn., Jan 7.-| jam Muzzary and Algot Johnson, ca l 19 years old bell boy and night porter, respectively of the Hotel Mckay, held up, robbed shot at the night clerk, bound and gagged two other men in the hotel basement and escaped w h $50 belonging to the hotel.
 They were arrested and placed on a street car after a chase through the interstate bridge district, and while being taken back to the city asked that they be allowed to go inside the car. The request was granted. One of the youthful bandits drew a re- volver that escaped the attention of Policeman Harry Chesmore, who made the arrest, opened fire on Chesmore and killed him.
 The robbers then overpowered the passengers and crew of the street car at 630 a. m, and escaped over the Northern Pacific railroad bridge, 1t is believed.
 Automobiles, motorcycles and the entire police force have been thrown into the saw mill district, where the
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-07

fiagman was standing in the street, but did not give any signal.
 Labusler thinks Motorman Healy construed the fagman's attitude to mean the coast was clear. He start ed across the tracks to find the speed ing express upon him.
 Motorman Healy applied his brakes and threw on the reverse lever. The engineer also applied emergency brakes. The front vestibule of the trolley car and the COW catcher of the express train collided. The vesti- bule was demolished, pinioning the lnotorman.
 The impact hurled the trolley car alones side the locomotive, and thirty feet from where the collision oc- cured. Women passengers screamed in terror and fought with the men i1 their frenzied attempts to gain the rear door Escaping steam, splitting timbers and breaking glass added to the din and confusion.
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SAVE BODIES FROM FIRE
Fast Santa Fe Passenger Collides With a Freight in Kansas and
 Two Are Killed.

Newton, Kan. Jan. 1.-Two men are dead and another Is missing as the result of a rear-end collision or Santa Fe northbound passenger train No. AIS, known as the GalvestonChi- cago express, with freight train. which had failed to clear siding near Mulvane, Kan.
 The Mulvane fire department was called out and prevented two bodies in the express car from burning, the car having caught fire from the en- zines.
 The passenger was a doubleheader but carried only about 100 passengers
 The dead: John Shields, engineer, and Otto H. Zirnstein. fireman, both of the passenger engine, and both residents of Newton. The brakeman is thought to have perished in the way car of the freight.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-07
KAISER AND GEAR IN PACT
London Newspapers Say It Wac Brought About When Nicholas
 Was at Potsdam.

London, Jan. 7.--An evening paper published what purports to be the text of an agreement between Russia and Germany on Persian affairs and supposed to be result of the meet ing of Emperor William and Emperor Nicholas at Potsdam last November.
 According to the text presented. Germany disclaims any political in- terest in Persia and recognizes Rus sias interests in Northern Persia. Russia on her part agrees to cooperate in building the long proposed Bag dad railway and It's branches and to give German commerce in Persia equality of treatment.
 This important pact quite likely will be resented by France and Great Britain as disloyalty on Russia's paTt to their entente.
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that all legislation will be delayed un- til committee can investigate the election and report back to the legis lature.
 The opinion in which Judges Lamm, Farrls, Valiant and Woodson con- cured sustains the objection raised by Selden P. Spencer that the law provided for no contest for the office of railroad commissioner and that without such provision in the statute the court Is without jurisdiction
 Under the constitution the legisla- ture can do no work until it has can yassed the votes cast at the last gen eral election The biennial message of Gov. Herbert s. Hadley is thus held back
 Both branches of the legislature ad- journed until Monday.
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FIFTY PASSENGERS STRUGGLE TO ESCAPE FROM TROLLEY
 IN EAST ST. LOUIS.
CAUSE, CONFUSED SIGNALS
Twenty Persons Are Injured and Motorman May Die-Pinloned in Vestbule Shattered by Van
 daIa Express.

East St Louis, H., Jan. 7.-Twenty persons on a Stockyards car were in- jared and 50 others fought madly to gain the rear exit when Vandalia express train speeding from the Union station in St. Louis, Mo, across the Mississippi river, crashed into the front end of the crowded trolley car at the railroad crossing at St. Clair avenue, in this city.
 J. A. Thompson, the flagman, says he signaled the motorman to stop, but that the street gates were out of order and could not be lowered When the gates are up, he says. motor men are accustomed to proceed across the Vandalia tracks.
 Eleven persons were seriously in lured, and it is thought that Cornelius Heaiy motorman of the wrecked street car can not recover His head IS badly crushed.
 Front of Car Is Shattered.
 The front vestibule of the trolley coach was torn away and scattered ioT yards. The front trucks of the ear were hurled 250 feet from the scene of the side-on crash.
 The car which had been crowded ny passengers, who boarded 1t at the Missouri side of Eads bridge, was fuhnins on St. Clair avenue, pound for the National stockyards M0tCrmen do not stop at the Van dalla crossing unless the gates have Deen lowered, blocking the street.
 since Thursday the gates had been out of order. If the track is clear, however, the railroads gateman waves red flag as signal for mo- tormen to cross the track.
 Witness Saw No Signal.
 John Labusier, an eyewitness to 'ne collision and . passenger on the rear platform of the car, says the
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Car Crew Overpowered.

It was expected that the bandits would try to reach Superior, and Po- lieeman Chesmore was watching for them. He found them just before they reached the Interstate bridge. As they were coming up Garfield ave nue on a street car one of the boys complained of being cold. "All right, go in and sit down." said the police man.
 On Superior street the policeman's attention was attracted by an intoXi- rated man on the platform, and while he was Joking at him, Muzzary, it is alleged, drew a revolver and began firing. Chesmore dropped dead on the floor and the youths holding the re- voiver to the conductors breast, forced the gates of the car open and escaped.
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BLAZE IN KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. Fire started in the packing room of the Kansas City Bolt and Nut Works and did damage estimated at more than $200,O00 before brought under control, an hour later. What started the blaze has not been learned.
 The plant covers an acre of ground and is controlled largely by Eastern capital. The company was organized in 1888 and four years ago the output increased to one and half million dollars a year. The total value of the works is estimated at more than $400,- 900.
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robbers may be- Out on the Ice or St. Louis bay policemen have been stationed to prevent an escape into Wisconsin.
 The two boys entered the hotel about S:45 o'clock in the morning. Clarence Stubsted, the night clerk, and Charles Firovel, the night porter, were standing beside the desk.
 Clerk Tied to Post.
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LEGISLATURE |S PARALYzED
LAWMAkING MACHINERY CAN
 NOT MOVE IN MISSOURI
Supreme Judges Decide They Have No Jurisdiction Over EIec-
 tion Contest

Jefferson City, Mo, Jan. 7.-The Nj ss uri supreme court ruled that it had no jurisdiction in the election contest filed by Thomas NJ. Bradbury against Frank Wightman for the of fee of railroad and warehouse com missioner This throws the contest into the legislature and may mean
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The Citizens Bank
 CAPITAL, $25,000 Our Services

. our equipment for the protection and safe guard ing or money and facilities for the transaction of nnancal matters respectfully offered to the people oi oi this community with the full assurance that any trust given to this bank will be handled in safe and lair minded manner
 , We have no Safety Deposit Boxes to rent, but will oe pleased to keep your valuable papers in freproof vaulRfree of al.cost to you.
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Hold up your hands," shouted one of the boys, pointing a revolver. The clerk and the porter thought the boys were joking until one of them fired a shot through the floor near the desk and the clerk and the porter put up their hands.
 The youths then marched them into the dining rom and ordered them to stand against large iron post i'll the middle of the room. Then they tied their hands to the post above their heads. The boys then returned to the desk and rifed the cash register, talk ing about $50. The two hotel men were later discovered and gave the alarm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-03
LEoAL NOTICE.
tFifst published III the Guthrie Daily
Leader Sept 1G 1910
puElIC Sal r

POBlIC SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that the UNDER
signed. Missouri, Kansas a Texas Rail-
way Company. win. on Monday, the 2nd
day OF October. 1871, at the hour Of 10
o'clock a. NJ. at the frelght depot OF said
Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway Com
pany IN the Ci.N Of Guthrie, County OF
Logan, state Of oklahoma, offer for sale.
and sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, one carload OF lumber,
To pay freight, storage, demurrage and
all other legal charges on sald carload OF
lumber, Sa d lumber is all, OF principally,
hard wood lumber and was, on Septem-
bcr 10, 1910 shipped from St Louis, Mo.
hy American Hardwood Lumber Co,
consigned to J, \. Brekuer Pig. Mill Co..
at Guthrie. oklahoma. being Missouri,
Kansas * Texas car No, 1Gi05. way bill
eo0o1 gross welght S34oO tate 3@N00, net
i9b0V, upon which there Is freight unpaid
aud due the sum OF $l509S. and de-
murrago at the rate OF Si00 per day (cN-
ce2tmg sundays and holidays) from .
o'clock a. NJ. September goth. 1910, TO
date and date of Sale unless sooner paid
ana redeemed, and amounting at this
time to S30S00. said car of lumber
arrived al Guthrie September Il, 1910,
III Train No. 5Ba ut 10 o'clock r. NJ
and said j. II. Brickner Pig. Mill Co and
j. T Brickner were duly and legally
notified BY said Railway Company of the
arrival Of said car, September 18Th. 1910,
at O'Clock a. Nj. Said car OF lumber
having come into the possession OF sa d
Railway Company IN the course Of its
business, as a common carrier. and re-
manning unclaimed ana the legal charges
thereon unpaid during the space of more
than six months after its arrival at
/ Guthrie the point to which II was con-
signed and directed ana tho owner Dnd
person to whom same was consigned
having neglected and refused TO receive
| the same and pay the legal charges
thereon for the space of more .hnu three
months after being found and notified Of
the arrival of said lumber the same will
be sold AT public auction at The me pNd
place aud i'm the manner aforesaid ana
out OF the proceeds said freight. storage,
deinurrage and AL legal charges inelud-
ing the cos: OF sale. viii he paid by the
undersigned and the amoLat over. if amy.
~ill be paid to tine ownrr or consigpre,
apOn' demand. Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Railway Company, by j. w. Conner,
Agent. Dated at Guthrie oklahoma,
September 10Th 1911.
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FARM LANDS
ST. LUClE GARDENS-AND
CITRllc EPIiIT AMI


Located in st. I4ucie county, Florida
on the famous Indian river, between
Ft. Pierce and Palm Beach, on main
Iline of Florida East Coast Ry. Sey-
Ell stations on or near tracts-eyery
acre within one half mile to four
miles of station. Here are finest pine
apple plantations and citrus fruit
groves in the state of Florida. Will
sell in tracts of 40 acres up to sac
per acre-one third cash balance in
Is years Drainage bitches and grad
ed roads being built and will be
completed without cost TO land buy
ers. Upon payment of nalf cash.
deed and abstract showing land clear
ana free of every incumbrance, will
be delivered. A clean cut land prop
osition that gives a man real value
for his money To agents who can
produce results we offer very attrac.
tive proposition. Coldren Land Co.,
7l9 New York Life Bldga Kansas
City, Mo.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE:
New York. 8: Pittsbura. 0.

New York, g. Pittsburg. 0.
Pittsburg, Oct 3-~lhe New York
team appeared IN the closing game
ol the local baseball season. defeat
ing Pittsburg 10 O.
Score. X II Il
pittsburg I'D. 900 GOO 000-0 2 3
New York .. 600 l02 0o0-3 6 !
Summary: Double plays. MeCar-
thy and MsKechnie, Wagner NC
Carthy and McKenchn e, Doyle and
Merkle Fletcher, Doyle and MerHe
bases on balls Off Hendrick, 9 Off
Wiltse, 2; struck out by Hendrick, Z
by Wiltse. |.
Philadelphia 6; Boston, 3.
Philadelphia, Oct 2 philadelphia
hit the deliveries Of Perdue and Wea
Yer hard and defeated Boston 10 :.
Score: r. "A "
Boston .... 00l 200 600 s /
Philadelphia 200 100 00r-6 l6 o
Batteries. Perdue, Weaver, Hogg,
and Rariden; Curt s, Chalmers ana
killiter.
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CALIFORNIA FARM LANDS

SACRAMENTO VALLEY, CALlFOR
NIA--Literature will be sent to
anyone Interested in the wonderful
sacramento Valley, the richest val
ey in the world. Unlimited oppor-
tunities thousands of acres avail
able at right prices. The place for
man wanting home in the finest
climate on earth. Write to a public
oc anization that gives renable in
formation. Managers, Sacramento
Valley Development association, Sac
ramento, California
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WANT S
CLASSIFIED
LEGAL. NOTICE.


biuod, and such officer shall receive n
salary OF $4,000 per year, payable
quarterly
Tho City Jailor shall receive q salary
IA City Janitor and CITY Jaior cumhu-
cd Of $1,000 per month.
section g The salaries provided for
IN section one, Of this Ordinance shall
take effect as to each item IN said Sec
tion upon the expiration OF the term OF
the term Of office OF the present incum-
benz, ana his appointment ana con
firmation. or recollection. OF The election
or appointment OF their Successors In
office.
section b For the preservation OF the
public peace, health and safetv, an
emergency is declared To exist 10y reason
whereof this ordinance shah take effect
and be In force from and af;er it,
passage approval and publication
Passed this 2nd day of october. 1911
Approved this 2nd day Of October 1911
(SENl
FRANK OLSMGTH,
Mayor,
Attest +, II. WlNSl.OW.
CITY clerk.
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Attest +. II. WGNSLOW.
City Clerk.
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tFirst published IN the Guthrie Dan,
Leader October 2. 1910
ORDINANCE NO. t247.
An Ordinance fixing the salaries ot
/ the city officers and employees OF the
| city Of Guthrie. oklahoma
Be II Ordained by the Mayor and
councilmen Of the city Of Guthrie
Oklahoma:
of the city of Guthrie, Oklahoma. shall
| receive as fun compensation for their
| services the following sums.
| The Mayor snail receive for his salary
| the sum Of N500n per month
| Each Councilman shall receive as com-
pensation $500 Tor each session al ended
| by him
| The city CLERK shah receive a saiary
| Of 10000 per month, aad a fee Of Ken
crn.s per folio for making certified
copies of any public record in his
charge, provided said fee shah be paid
by the person for whom guca certified
! copy IL made, and said fee shall be
turned over to tine city Treasurer for
the US Of the city By the city Clerk
correcting the same.
The salary Of the BooAkeeper and
Stenographcr IN the city Clerk office
shall be $1,000 per month
Tho Ci-y Treasuer shall receive q
salary OF $40 90 per month
The city Attorney shall receive q
salary Of 100000 per month.
The Police Judge dhali rcceive a salary
Of $5e.00 per mOlth
The city Marshal SHAH receive q
saiart of 10000 per month,
The Assistant CITY Marshal shah re-
ceiFe salary Of &f5.pe per month
The city Collector shall receive
salary Of $1,000 per month and shall
also be regular member Of thc City
Police Department
All regular city 1Hicemep shall re-
ceiye 70 salary OF $7090 per month
All Pm& Policemen shall receive
per diem ~ $500 per day
The Wafer Commissioner shah receive
"a salary of Si1n.H0 pce month and al5o
act as Sewer and Plumbing Inspector
The Waterworks Engineer shall re-
ceiva salary Of $500 per month and
De furnished with a residence at the
Pumping station, with light and fuel
free
The salary Of the Rookkeepei and
Stcnographer for .he Water COiumis-
sioneI shall be 5000 per month.
The salary Of the Assistant to the
Water Commissioners for services per-
formed outside Of the office. shall bc
$1,000 per month. aud should he furaisli
n horse and tool wagon he shall ge-
eeive $l5G0 per month additional
Tile salary Of the Assistant, or Helper
10 ihc Assistant of the water COmmi--
sioner shail b. $4,000 pen month
The street Commissioner shall receive
a salary of 500 40 per month.
The City Engineer shtil receive "a
salary of $l00n0 per month
The Chief OF the Fire Department shali
receive a salary af SiO0Q0 per month
The Assistant chief of the Fire de-
Dartment shall receive % salary Of $500
per month.
The salary Of an Fireuen wi:h less
than one years actual experience shall
be $1,000 ger month.
Tho salary of an FiremCn with more
than one years actual experience shall
i,e S61 90 per month
The salary Of the Captains % all Fre
stations eufside of the Central station
shall be 5000 per month
The salary of all Watchmen a. Fire
Stations s9al be $500 per mortA
The 0ffiee Of City Physician and city
Superintendent Of Health shall be COM
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


clevelsnd, 7; Detroit, a.
Cleveland, Oct 3.-Cleveland de-
feated Detroit Z to 4. Manager Jen
nings was put off the field Dy I'm.
pire Perrin IN the first inning while
Umpire OlIoughlin elected Pitcher
Mulln IN tho third for expressing
derieion.
Score K Fl E
Cleveland 80. 00l 004 20F-7 Il /
Detroit .. 900 2l0 0t0--4 10 z
Batteries Kaer and Oneil; Mul.
lin coyington Summers and WI.
son.
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Here's a hunch-your opportunity
Whirlwind seller, men wild over MAJ.
veluus work Of new Automatic Razor
blade, zip-zip. The tricks done. Gel
busy with this money-coining machine
in your territory Agents, statesmen
managers wanted. All or spare time
No experience required. Follow in.
structions. $l.50 profit every 10 min
utes. Life-chance for hustler Get
facts, sworn proofs NOW The Never
Fail Company, 1908 Cotton Bldg, To
ledo, Ohio.
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WAN
CLASSIFIED
HELP WANTED

ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn
steady income corresponding for
newspapers, Experience unnecessary.
,ddress Press Correspondence bureau,
" Nashlagton. D. G.. a
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Business Opportunities.

Observation-Disclosures competent
man with $4,000 cash and upward
to establish and manage permanent
subsidiary business. $3.50 a month
and expenses, and extra share of
profits. Large manufacturing com
pany. web known staple Inc, has ex-
eellent opening for steady, capable
man. Favorable investment; high
class business; good for $4,000 a
year or better for the right man.
with big future prospects. For par
ticulars address n. G. care Leader.
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Application for Pardon

lppplicatlon Tor PARDON
We, the undersigned hereby make
nown by publication our istention of
ettioning the governor of this state
or a parole for William Roper, con
victed of burglary in the district
court Of Logan county, Oklahoma. in
the March. 1911, term OF said court.
(Signed:) J. w. NOBLE.
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PATENTS.

PATENTS Procured.s also sold on
commission Positively no advance
fee. Patent Exchange, Jenifer Bldg
Washington. d. c.
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PERSONALLY

IADIES-When Delayed or irregular
Use Triumph Pills; always depend
able. Relief and particulars free.
n. rite National Medical institute. Mil
Waukee, Wis.
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(First published in the Guthrie Daily
Leader, October 3. 1910
ORDINANCE NO. 1916
An Ordlance aboiishing the office Of
Sidewalk Inspector
Be It Ordained by the Mayor and
councilmen Of the city OF Guthrie,
Oklahoma
Section l. That the office Of side
walk Inspector be ana Is hereby
abolished
section 9 That the duties heretofore
performed by the Sidewalk Inspector
shan BE- performed hy the street Com-
missioner
Section g. Section l07 of the Revised
Ordinances of 1906 and all ordinances
and parts If ordinances Ia conflict here
with are hereby repealed
Section For the preservation of the
public peace, health and safety an
emergency Is declared 70 exist BY reason
whereof this ordinance shall take effect
and be IN force from and af,cr its
passage, approval and publication
PASSED thIs 2nd day Of October. 1911.
Approved This 2nd day Of October, 1911
(Sl1AL.)
FRANK OLSMGTH.
Mayor,
Attest T. II. WGNSLOW
CITY clerk.
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TOWEL SUPPLY.

]. D. CRAYS. Proprietor.
Towels and aprons of all kinds furn-
ished at very reasonable price. See
me before you buy. d. CRAYS.
PHONE NO. 610.
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AGENTS WANTED-Make big mon
ey selling Photo Pillowtops 25c
Bromides 25c;R Portraits 3tc Oilettes
30c. We produce works of art, guar
anteed, lowest prices, largest studio,
prompt service, credit given samples,
Portrait and Frame catalogue free.
Daniel II. Ritter Co, 1914 Madison,
Chicago, Illinois.
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CLASSIFIED
<ufl6ElM MiSA> lIAIAlI>
SfaAiE.
THE LEADER. 81 7F I
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

In the event of delivery being i'm
perfect, or paper being rolled, twisted
0r mutilated, subscribers are urged
ito make immediate complaint to the
8business office in person, by telephone
sOr mail
Mail subscribers should examine the
address on the label Of their paper
III shows when subscriptions expire
When you remit the label is changed,
va not notify this office. If you wish
your subscription discontinued write
the office, otherwise the paper will be
Scontinued. In changing addresses
kGiye both old and new address.
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WANTED--High class speciality sales
man for Oklahoma to begin work at
once. Staple line. Eest season row
open. Contract containing liberal week
ly advance clause Reference requir-
ed, Miles +. BiXler Co, Cleveland, O.
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TRAVELLING Statesmen WANTED
Hundreds of good positions open
paying $1,000 TO $4,000 year and ex-
penses, No experience required to
get one of them. Write today for
full particulars, LIST or good openings
and testimonials from hundreds of
men recently placed in good positions.
Address nearest office Dept 399 Ma
tional Salesmen's Training associa-
tion. Chicago, New York Kansas
City, Seattle, New Orleans. u. 5. A.
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LADIES make shields at home. $40
per 100. Work sent prepaid to re-
liable women. Particulars for stamp
d addressed envelope. Eureka Co,
Dept. SO Kalamazoo, Mich.