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aUoNo JOINED OTHER soclETy
TO GET REVENGE,

The murderer 10 well known TO and
feared by the members Of the Hip
Sing Tong. Years ago he was = Nom.
Der Of that society. but was expelled.
He went over 10 the On Leong. but
bofore ~ could be admitted into the
inner councils of the Tong he had to
show the stun OF which he was made.
Two months $50 Pong Sing. leader Of
the Hip Sing Tong was shot TO death
ed hi6 murderer has never been ap-
ueshsndsd. The murder was said TO Be
. tong affair and following Il q truce
Nas effected by the two societies.
Pong sing left . comsly widow and
two little girls II 10 SAID In China.
town that Ng 10y was paying atten.
lions 70 the widow and that his visit
of last night was TO her. Ng 10y had
: . rival but whether It was Gee Quong.
or whether the latter was acting for
some one higher up II not yet appar-
snt. Gee Quonx Is q gambler. q gen.
tleman OF leisure In Chinatown. q
sport and an obiiging murderer. He
has made good with the On Leong. but
the police hope to land him.
. Meanwhile the Hip Sing Tong ID
girding UP its loins and buckling or
big guns and the spirit Of the ven.
AsttA II again rife In Chinatown.
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GEORGE AIDE SITS
INTO" BIG GAME
Of REAL POLITICS
Funmaker's Friends Boom
Him for Governor
of Indiana.

Dsspatchss from LAports. Ind. rspor,
that George Ads 10 being Doomed a.
Republican candidate for Governor Of
the Hoosise state A boom for the ia
nous humorist 10 bsdnG launched In the
Tenth Congress District. In which AIDE
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reeved.
Fron the Detroit Free Pres)
Was II q pretty wedding?"
mot very. We weHn't invited b
ne reception"
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HOUSE DRESSES & APRONS

HOUSE DRESSES & APRONS. In Both Sta,
| Nurses and Maids Dresses of Percale
| Bingham and Chambray. Various styles
| 1.25 to $50
Percae and Bingham House Dresses.
Size "a to A. 95c, rs and so
value las to l.9S
Maids Aprons, with and without bibs.
Several models. 45c, Csc and Csc
value 5sc las
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GUNMENOF TONGS
READY FOR BATTLE
N CHINATOWN
Two Pistols Emptied Into Nc
Loy as He Slept in Lodg-
ing House.
TOLD ASSASSINS NAME.
Police Search District in Vain
Hunt for Man Who Did
Killing.
TOLD ASSASSIN'S NAME.


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- tns Venseiui ouhe's o' '"e III i>'"s
Tsn9 and nov II appears to be war 10
es death.
Lot night Ng 10y. iaundryman.
~ns shot TO death In his bunk. but ne
nvsd long enough 10 name his muir
dersr and the police are on the trail
Of the fugitive gunman.
~ Chinese IN Pell street and Mott
street. will tell You that the Murderer
has made good his escape and is safe
n pittsburgh. maybe Chicago. But Dc
soctive Nelson bids them tell that TO
0vesnev." He behaves thar he Will land
a.. ouorS hasor. nIybt.
-,.. . A.. ,...
W. ~, ps -
mouse upetAArs' al NO. ren susc,.
he works m an uptown 'a"ndry ana had
e~pas~u 70 Chinstowh' maybe 10 Vehturo
IL luck against fantan. Al any rate
he concluded 10 spend tho night In the
,edx,n~ house. little dreaming that he
.,,,A D.. IN M. arm. NJ los. before
09e 0UONo CHOSEN 10 NtII
AleepINo MAN.
. :. a.. ,,a-,,~ no.-.
t"s W 'e -, -
- <he neaoQaar's OF %e ny "0a ~"
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my boy It's the same In love as In
for the last returns"
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IA karat gold, plain and engraved Hat
Pins. l.5O and LIS
value ESQ, us
White Princess Lace Fans, = hand
painted and spangled gauzc with real lace
edge. Suitable for graduation and confrma-
ton gifts. value 2.zs It's
An assortment of IA karat gold Scarf
Pins, Cuff Buttons, Brooches, Bar Pins and
Pendants on chains, set with real stones, at
greatly reduced prices.
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Mrs. HOsler HOnOred.

Thursday afternoon from 5 to o'clock Mesdames Martha Van Cleve and w. T. Armstrong were hostesses to the Cape Jasmine division of the G. I. A. at an informal reception In honor of Mrs. E. s. Hosler, one of their members, who is a guest of rela- tives and friends here. The afternoon was enjoyably spent in pleasant rem iniscences and many regrets were ex- pressed that the honoree is no long CT resident of this city, where, until recently she spent her life since child hood. A dainty embroidered and lace trimmed apron, the work of Mrs. van cleve, was presented to Mrs. 33Hosier as a memento.
 The following guests were serVeo a delicious cream and cake course: Mesdames D, L. Alexander, c. P. Bona R. A. Chaffee, w. c. Cahoon, F. H. Ea- munds, w. M. Eighme, Will Graves '' E. Harrell, Lee Hardness, D. 5. Hos Ter, M. B. Johnson, Edgar McFadden' J. A. Mcclure, R. l.. Rue, w. $. VII liamson, w. H. Scherick, w. T. TrN1l- strong and Martha Van Cleve.
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MANY FINED IN
 MAGISTRATES COURT

Magistrate J. A. Frazier was keEi busy yesterday hearing cases in his court Jake Talbert, ta negro, who was arrested several days ago by Humane Officer A. h Cason on a charge of cruelty to animals, plead guilty b the. charge and Wa Was <. fined .$54 ana-G,ssts. ta..e...-,+ -es-sr
 Henry Epps, negro, plead guilty to a charge of assault and battery and was fined $50.
 Oscar Kidd, a negro, who was ar reated by Deputy Constable o. H. Harris, while in the act of stealing coat from another negro at Smith and Joplins saloon, pleaded guilty to a charge of vagrancy and was fined $25 and sentenced to 60 days on the county farm.
 Spencer Morgan, negro, was ar- raigned on two cases of assault and battery which he committed July 30, 1911. He was fined $50 in each case.
 All four of the negroes were unable to pay their fines and were taken tc the county farm yesterday afternoon by Deputy Constable 0. H. Harris.
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Beard.McFarland.

Announcement has been made of the coming marriage of Miss Hazel Elizabeth Beard to Robert James Me- Farand, beth we'll known in this city, which will take place at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs. Ben Rice, in Little Rock. After a short wedding the young couple will be at home to their friends in this city.
 Mis-: Beard is the dangh'ser of MT. and Ms. Ben Beard, of this city, and has spent most of her time here. She is a most charming young lady and has numerous friends.
 Mir. Mcfarland is We'll known and popular. Fer same years as a' pre.ent he has held 3 responsible .lassition4iir thS traffic depagtment ot Gntton- Belt railroad. ---
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Amazon River.

IL has been stated in official. consu lar reports that the aggregate na7i gable waters of the Amazon and trib utaries for all sorts of craft is esti mated to exceed 45,000 miles. Int average depth is from 40 tc 150 fec and the average width from 6 to 4( miles.
 At the mouth near Para the rive, is 13S miles wide, including the is iand of Marajo and the northern and southern outlets. The immense vol ume of water discharged marks patl of yellow water in the blue of the At lantic easily distinguishable for 15t miles at sea, creating fresh watc. sea while out of sight of land. Thi yellow or old gold colored water unit ing with the equat irial current trend, to the north at tLe rate of nix mile m hour, and entering the Caribbea; sea forms what Is Fecognizel as th. Gull stTeam.
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esa Go saa HOTEL ARRIVALS sa eAs 0o
 ees esa eaa eaa esa aAa We Ga eAa d Sc

AT THE ARIINGTON-H. M. Pensley, Helena; w. II. Roark, Auro- "a. Mo-; A. C. Davis, RHston. La, c. s. WSite, Camden; s. C. Stroud Poplar Bluff Mo; H. w Helming, CalHol; O. J. Conner, Little Rock; s. H. Morehead and wife, Stuttgart; 2. C. Ramsey, Little Rock: J. F. Stewart, Camden; c. ID. Head, Little Rock; F. M. Quartelmour, Humphrey Robert Barnett and wife, Red Fork; H. A. DePreX, St. Louis; B. s. War nocks ,Magnblia Nsorge 'N Dold, Kansas City; G. Ia Cooley, Texar- kama; w. T. Jackson, Chicago; J. s. Dykes, Texarkana: w. T.. Jackson Chicago; J. w. Dukes, Bussey; MT and Mrs. Torley, St. Paul; J. l.. Tras'ncr. RusGelville; II. N. Smith, Cairo, Ilq.
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VETERANS AND MAIDS
 sa5s. .....s.as ...s MILL REP4ART TO-DAY

Commander Thomas Green, mem- bers of J. Ed Murray Camp No. 510, United Confederate Veterans, and Miss Leinad Byrd, sponsor, Mrs. Edward L. Markham Chaperone; Miss Erma Readma Dansby, maid of honor, and Miss Lillion Harris, maid of honor, for the local camp, with a number of Sons of Veterans will board the Cotton Belt special at 1925 o'clock today to go to the Annual Confederate Re- union to b eheld in Macon, Ga., begin- ming Monday and lasting four days.
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TWO HORSES GONE;
 STRANGER SUSPiCIONED

Two fine horses belonging to w. H. Simpson the well known truck grower who resides on the Sulplamr Springs road, were stolen from the premises Friday night The animals are val ued at about $300 Mr. Simpson at fir:t thought that the horses had get put of the lot but thorough seach in the neighborhood within radius of several miles revealed no signs of the animals. Their loss wa5 re ported to Constable Frank Stewar. A man who was in the neighborhood of Mr. Eimps'on's homle Last week is under suspicion.
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F* < ] < BRIEF MENTION ; f j s' < < .* l. + < + + + + * < + + 4

J. B. Simon spent Saturday in Lit tie Rock
 Charles Chesnutt was business visitor in Little Rock yesterday.
 O. Nh Spellman, of Lake Farm. Was in the city yesterday to attend the Republican county convention.
 E. C. Strube, Of the Arkansas Short Leaf Lumber Company, went to Kansas City yesterday on busi- ness.
 Mrs. DuBose has returned to her home in Missi; sippi after a yisi with her sister. Mrs. John Fowler, in tais city.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. H. Sammon and little dauellter will leave today for Macon, Ga, where they will attend tae Reunion.
 Mr. nd Mrs. M Eisenluamer, who have been spending several weeks in Hot Springs, are expected to return home in a few days.
 Mr, and Mrs. Harry Russell, of San Antonio. Texas, have arrived in the city and will soon begin giving dane ing lessons here.
 Hon. and Mrs. Jea T. Robinson lave been invited to come and help the Pine Bluff Chapter, D. A. R. celeH brate Flag Day at Forest Park on .June IA. While in the city they VIII he the guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank Tomlinson.
 G. D. Wilson, who recently re- signed as physical director oi s1he -e.:- zk; .'- pesl34on with the Playground Association Ill pittsburg, Pa, left yesterday alter noon for Jonesboro, where he will ,cs,st in the work at the Y. M C. A there about three weeks before go- ing to Pittsburh. MT. Wilson mas made many friends here w'no fegre' to see him leave. He is one o1 the hest physical directors who has eve worked in Pine Bluff.
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BALTIC OPERATOR
 EXPLAINS SILENCE
co1r1n NOT GIVE OUT TITANIC MESSAGES BECAUSE bhlIish
 LAW PROHIBITED TIT.
po,iour Makes Statement Before Sena' torial Investigating Committee
 In New York;

New York, May 4.-There were 1lve ;moortant developments in the Titanic investigation today, four of which oc- o,n;ed the attention of Chairman William Alden Smith, of the onitea States Senatorial Committed rom ear1v morning until late at night
 wireless Operator Balfour Of the Do1+ic explained today upon his snip 5
 ..;vol why it was that he could not s;vn,re all that has occurred aboard the Baltic from the time the 1'rs' m 1;ro,ess message of the Titanic disas- tor had reached here, until she reach- cd her English port. - 'N .1rnder the British law said Mr. po,four q should be liable to a fine of $500, Imprisonment for one year @ ~, tho revocation of my license py aa .,a postmaster general if I were to .a,, inc contents of any of the wire ,a messages received or dispatcheo sso,, ss the Baltic. We wireless opera .ors are very strictly bound in that regard. r;a;ro1s +o the proper authorities Tn Aohoo''' and when the time comes TOT me 'o w annear before the British Commission aht h;oh is investigating the Titanic dis- o.+ar shall of course be reieaseu from liability of punishment Ill '
 fving.''
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Trinity (EpiscopaD Church

Corner West Third Avenue and South Oak street.
 Rev. Charles l.. W-Reese, Rector. Fourth Sunday after Easter.
 Sunday School, 10 a. m.
 Holy Communion and Sermon, ii a. m.
 Confirmation and Sermon, D. m. Bishop Winchester will preach and confirm at the evening service All are very cordially invited to be pres ent a, all services in Trinity Church
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First Baptist Church.

Dr. I. N. Penick, of Martin, Tenn, will preach at II m. and at p. m., song service beginning at 7;45 D. m.
 In the afternoon there will be a service for men and boys in the main auditorium and a service for ladies in the Baraca Hall at o'clock.
 We invite and urge all Christian men and women who are willing to assist in any way to lead souls to Christ and win Pine Bluff for God to be with us in these afternoon services and all other services during the week.
 Come and hear Dr. Penick and he will do you good Remember the
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ANOTHER ROCKEFELLER
 HEIR IS BORN

New York, May 4.-Another son was born to MT. and Mrs. John Rockefeller IT,, at their home in Pogantico Hills today. The latest grandchild of John D. Rockefeller is the third son and the fourth child of his son.
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First Church of Christ Scientist

FIFSt VNUFcN O1 VHfISs SCItnIISC Services Sunday at II a. m. and s D. m.
 Subject, "EveTlasting Punishment Sunday School at 10a. m ., WednesdaN evening testimonial mee ting at s D. m.
 Reading room open daily except Sunday from 2:30 to p. m.
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The Chulich of Christ

Corner Sixth and Beech strest:, C.. C.. Cline, Minister.
 Morning subject: ''Es Our Country Gods Country"
 Evening subject What Must I Do To Be Saved?"
 Prayer meeting on Wednesday night, led by Kenneth Simpson.
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Ryi"nd- Eyatf

Mrs'. Mamie Ryland announces inc engaiament and approaching sp,;- riage f her daughter Miss Emily. to James Otis EVatt, the wedding to take place al he home of Mr. and Mrs Noel Mccain, No. 1900 Beech street. on May 21 at o'clock. No cards,
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At Lakeside. Methodist Church

At Lakeside Methodist Church
 Sunday School ot 9:30 a. m.
 Preaching at il a. m.
 Preaching at 8 D. m.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p. m The presiding elder, Rev. T. H Lindsey, will have charge of the ser yices at Lakeside on Sunday. Prof R. H. Cannan, of Conway, will preach at the morning hour and the pres d. ing elder at night.
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KLARBERG FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON

rne funeral of Louis Klarbers'
 ,sa died Friday afternoon will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon rrom .na @ family residence. No. no Cherry sas 4saat Rabbi Epbraim Frisch VIII conduct the services and tas 1unsss' '''s
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church, being the first to prefer charges against Mrs. Augusta Stet- son wnicn resulted in her severance With the Scientist church three years ego, hos attracted considerable at tention to their marital woes. MT. with a countersuit, naming MT. Tenn pie, whom he is suing for $100,000 damages for alienation of affections.
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Daily Bazaar.

Daily Bazaar.
 The School Improvement Associa- tion of the Lakeside School will con- duct an everyday bazaar at schooA grounds next week, during the noon hour and the recesses. All kinds ol
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will be attended by the order of Maceabees in body. Interment in the Jewish cemetery. The following will be tie pail bearers: Isaac Drcy- fu,, Charles Veil, H. c. Bluthenthal. William Rosenweig, Julius Schloss
 Alex Lazarus, F. Baer and Sam Levy.
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Lutheran Church

East SixthawsAvenue and Floritls Streets: Wss: schfader,, Pastor \ English Sunday School, 9:3o a. m. German service, 10:45 a. m. English service, s D. m.
 A cordial invitation is extended tc alb
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Bertner.Tune

MT. and Mrs. Gus Bertner announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Elsie Mae Bertner, to Howard Abrams Tune, the ceremony to toke place Thursday evening, June 6, at ire Second Presbyterian Church at g o'cleck-Little Rock Democrat.
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John McAlmOnt Chapter.
 The John McAlmOnt Chapter, D' A. R., will meet with Mrs. Jo Nlchol Friday afternoon, May 10, at z:'o o'clock.
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Theatrical Entertainment.

Lentz Lodge, No. II, Degree of Hon. or, will give a theatrical entertainment at Red Mems hall Monday, May 20. The public is cordially invited.
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Aid Society

The Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will meet to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock ot line church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-05

connections will be sold to the cbiI, dren. The bazaar will be conducted
 sAf the benefit of the association
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A succesa.

A Succesa. "Was her bridge whist party sue cess?" "Yes. indeed. The womal she wanted to win got the prize."
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UNA EVELYN MAIZE WILDER, who was known as ''the most beauti- ful actress in England,' and is now named as the woman in the case in the suit for divorce brought by Mrs. Lillian Young Charters against Charles Charters The fact that both Mr. and Mrs. Charters are prominent members of the Christian Scientist
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-05

New Hope. Colored M. E. Church Corner 18th and Georgia Streets. Sunday School, 9:30 q. m. prcaching by the pastor II a. m. and 7-20 D. m.
 Womens Missionary Meeting, I D. m.
 F,pworth Leagna3 6 ], m. Prayer services every tWednesday evening [ go and class meeting every Friday evening [: go.
 The public is invited te attend all these services.
 Rev k. $. Brooks. Pastor,
 w. F. Easily, Secretary.
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ssOo,OoO.OO 1OO,OOO.O0

Capltal .SsOO, ,OO0.0O
 Surnlss 10O, 100000 The Bank that Is keeping Aneau v the town n Progress snd Enterpr'se' Accounts oS individuals and cor pcrationo sollcit4d.
 Inferebk bSl6 un time deposits.
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S. (. tl,xandcr Memorial Church

>. (. wander Memorial Church Services will he hpld at the S. C. Alexander church PfeshS trrian) Sunday as follows: Sunday School at SEQ. Pre aching at II o'clock by the pas tor.
 Mid-wcek prayer service Thursday evening at o'clock.
 A. A. BOYD. Pastor
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dish shower in the Sunday school any old or new dish.
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 AT THE CHURCHES

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Sumoriiiides.
@ritraite Grsdleit.

Gin 5err muBte tuegen Tel.
net ouberorocntlid) langcn Noie
mond)e uion1cnebmc gemerfung
auf Der Strabe mitanboren. Zen
@ipfel Der llHOcridGintDeit aber er-
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Dor linn iteben blieb, mo inn ins @e-
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iaate: so, Gcrebrteitc, iest fonnen
sic boifentlid uorbci!" ST batte Die
2adjcr auf icincr seitc. 9ic Srall
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LEARN ~TELEGRAPHY.

Be employed the entire year at
good wages. The greatest of all
avenues open to the progressive
and financial advancement of the
young man Of today is that Of
fered by the railway service.
There is a constantly increasing
demand for telegraph operators
and station agents; such a de-
mand, in fact, that some railway
systems have established schools
for the training of young men fol-
that service.
The Sedalia Telegraph School,
Sedalia, Mo-, is the authorized
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Central Business College,
Sedalia, Mo.

Many pupils have passed into
good positions the past week.
The following have been plac-
ed:-James Riley, stenographer.
st. Louis & Iron Mountain Ry.,
st. Louis; Joe Sears in a posi-
ton at $40 per month, Nashville,
Tenn; RoX Stats, asst. cashier
IN. Bond Freight House, Chica-
go; Lucy Sims, steno., Kansas
City Wholesale Gro. Co., Kansas
City; Jennie Sites, bookkeeper
and steno., Wholesale Dry Goods
20, st. Joe, Mo-; r. L. Hines,
bookkeeper, Swift Packing CO.,
Kansas City; j. 7. Holmes, stem
ographer, Heinz Pickle CO., Kan
sas City Ida Mae Bruce, steno.,
American Disenfecting Co., Soda
ma; Emma Berlin, steno., Germo
Manufacturing Co., Sedalia; S.
Youis Fitzgerald, bookkeeper,
|Sallas, Tex. Arthur Clark, book
Keeper, Kansas City Floyd Bisp-
lmgshoff, bookkeeper, Marshall
FIELD & Co., Chicago; Tessie Bo-
land, steno., Jones Store Co., Kan
sas City; Claud Lacey, steno,, U.
,, Navy, Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Stella Fluke, steno., Y. M. G. A.,
Kansas City; Miss N. v. Ernst
meyer, steno., Dept. of Animal
Husbandry, State University, Col
umola, Mo-; Georgia Truman,
s.eno., Kansas City; John Hays,
stenographer and b~ookkeeper,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery Co
wichita, Kansas; Roy Monk,
steno., Murray & Schmidt Pro
uuce Co. Sedalia; T. E. Stevens,
sseno;, Electric Supply Co., Kan
sas Clty; Henry Stally, bookkeep-
NJ, st. Louis Paper Co., st. Louis
wac George, steno., and book
SSeeper, st. Louis Implement Co.
~ Louis; Susie James, steno.,
h.cMson, Kansas; Walter Whit
|olegsad, bookkeeper, Gen. Freight
%sUillce, y. P. Ry., Atchison, Kan
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training school for three great
railway systems. Before the
school was entered as the train
ing school of these roads, it was
personally inspected by the pro-
per officials and pronounced the
best equipped that it had ever
been their pleasure to examine.
Dispatcher wires of the rail
road run into the school rooms.
Principal Of school train Dispatch
er of ten years experience. The
school continues the entire year.
Enter any time. Graduates Sc
cured positions. Write G. w.
Robbins, Sedalia, for particu-
lars.
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Erpbates Mittel.

Gin alter 9icncr Sir 8oIter
Scptts, Com Ii,rbie, ipor Gin gan,
beionberer Screbrer Scr @aperIep.
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Nopelle aus bieienn 9ild)e p%orsuneb.
men. iino foi,n babe id) ,lpei Seiten
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9ieicm 9efebI fomrnt Sl,ber nod.
inScm or oarunter ifreibt: .Sie limo
:srnaselt1 Siiber, Soritaufieber."
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@eididte sraumOeutuna.

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Sreinoc Ieicr freuoeitrableno nit,
Bob iein Cos bel Ger letter. 3icburs
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SrisincIc Nusreoe.

&i6ter: .slllBer bcn aleioern mob
men sic aud einige 9ricimarfen nit,
Die auf Dem Glide lngen?" = Inee.
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