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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
How Some Turks Tell Time,

Though comparatively few Of the ma
tives Of Turkey own watches. yet they
have an ingenious way Of approximate
ing the time and some of them hit ii
with considerable accuracy. They To-
cate two cardinal points Of the compass
and then, holding their hands together
in such a manner that the forefingers
point upward and in opposite direc-
tons. they observe the shadow cast In
the morning or evening ut certain
known hours one finger or the other
will point directly at the sun. A COM
parison of the two shadows will deter
mine the hours between.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
A PrincelY Gift.

Perhaps the most magnificent gift
ever made by any individual to any ma
ton was the presentation by Lady
Wallace to the English nation of her
husbands remarkable art collection in
1897. 1t contains over 600 pictures of
every school. including thirteen by Sir
Joshua Reynolds. furniture, china aud
objects of art innumerable. of a value
between S15.OO0.OO and $20,O00.00o. Ii
was left absolutely to the nation. the
only stipulation being that it should be
kept distinct from other national col
lections.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
FOREIGNERS NEED
CHURCH TRAINING
The Rev. Kenworthy Empha-
sizes This in Discussion
of immigration.
BY THE REV. w. o. STovALL.

In speaking of the immigrants last
ing. at the Baptist church, the Rev. T.
C. Kenworthy said that the menace of
q foreign invasion which some Ameri-
cans fear is without any basis in fact.
The official records show that while
there have been over one million i'm
migrants year in recent times, the
percentage of foreign born people in
lOur' population has remained about the
same since 1860. There is this differ
lence in the type of immigrant, how
ever, that the people who came to this
country twenty-five years ago were
flor The most part agricultural people
from northern Europe, while the great
mass of recent immigrants has been
from southrn Europe and also from
Asia. These people are not agricul-
ltural, but segregate in colonies in
many of our cities, where on account
lof their lack of understanding of
american ways they occasion a very
difficult problem.
But we need these people. They
tDome to us on account of the hard
hre willing to do their share of our
work for the living they get here. Only
y very small percentage are undesira-
bles. Most of them are young able
bodied men and women, who are will
Hing to work. Many of the great i'm
provement enterprises in this country
could not have been put through with
Out the labor of these men.
/ Efforts shortsishted.
I Many of the efforts made by we'll
heming people in this country to i'm
Drove the condition of these strangers
hre short-sighted and inadequate. In
leaving their native land many of them
peave also the religious beliefs of their
childhood and settle among us often
without any religious belief whatever.
II is a great mistake to try to make
good Americans out of them by social
bettlement work that studiously disre-
yards all religious teachings. This is
The very thing they must have to
given them that seIf-control that
american conditions demand
I To reach these people with the
evangelism type of Christianity is the
UTODl0ul JudL OuI uOUlt llllSSlOudEy So
tieties are graphing with in earnest
koday. An encouraging beginning has
been made, but the surface has hardly
been touched as yet. The American
Bible society is doing a noteworthy
work in this connection. 1t spends ov-
Ter 100000 a year in Bible work,
much of which is among the foreign
ers. Its colporters distribute Bibles in
this country in sixtyfive different lam
guages, and sell them at one-fifth of
their cost to persons who do not pos
Bess Bibles.
In closing Mr.. Kenworthy expressed
the hope that this Home Mission week
might be productive of some move
ment among the Richmond churches
10 reach the few foreigners living
here.
The last of these union meetings
will be held in the Reid Memorial
church Sunday afternoon at o'clock
Rev. B. Earle Parker will speak on
tUnity in Making Our Country Gods
Country"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
A Soft Answer.

Actress (angrily)-Did you write that
criticism which said my impersona-
ton in The Abandoned Wife" was
miserable failure? Critic-Ye-y-e-s.
You see. you looked so irresistibly
beautiful that it was impossible to fan
cy that any man could abandon you.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
FRENCH SPURNED
GOOD SAMARITAN

Charles French was fined SIS and
costs in police court this morning for
public intoxication. French was ar
rested by Patrolman Menke last night.
French is a good fellow when he is
sober" was the best Menke could say
for the defendant. Menke took French
home rather than arrest him and
found him later quarreling with two
men and arrested him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
A Case For Sympathy.

II have three children who are the
very image of myself" said Jones en-
Enthusiastically.
~ pity the youngest" returned
Brown quietly.
"Why?' asked Jones.
Because he is the one who will have
to resemble you the longest" said
Brown.-London Tit-Bits.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
Johnny's Sign.

The front door bell was out of re-
pair. Mother instructed boyish John
to put up some sort of notice to the
effect. John is better at athletic games
than in regard to punctuation. He
finally evolved this sign. which star
tied neighbor presently brought in TO
the mother:
please Knock the Door-Bell Out of
Order"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
Both Satisfied.

II should like to break it off, but 1
can't bear to give up this diamond
ring
Then why don't you tell him SO?
He told me he'd be willing to lose the
ring if he could get out Of the engage
ment."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
The PARTING.

Aunt Ito engaged niece)-So Henry
went away yesterday. hear. Parting
Is very painful. isn't it? Niece-I
should say so. Every rib in my body
8 aching today.-Fliegende Blatter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
Arrestinq Time.

"Even policeman can't arrest the
fight of time" said the funny man.
"Oh, ] don't know" rejoined the mat
ter of fact person. Only this morn
ing / saw a policeman enter side
door and stop a few minutes"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
WILLING to Demonstrate.

Tommy" said his distressed moth
er, Il don't see how you can get so
dirty"
Come on out and I'll show you" w9s
the prompt reply.-Chicago Post.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16

The boys appetite is often source
bf amazement. If you would have
such an appetite take Chamberlain's
Tablets. They not only create a
healthy appetite, but strengthen the
stomach and enable it to do it's work
naturally. For sale by all dealers.
Embarrassment
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16

l have lived to know that the great
secret of human happiness is this: New
err suffer your energies to stagnate.-
Adam Clark.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
The Race Problem.

The Small Chap-Say. papa. what is
the race problem? Papa-Picking win
ners.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
LEGAL NOTICE.


street Paving Asssrsusnts
Neues Z hereby river ~ ~ Bars ~
Bono Trustees ~ TIE CITY n fensaeoia
That the improvements HuthnriE~d 81
Chapter f1sa Laws ~ F1uflda - 1893
ard Ordinances - fhn CITY - Pensacola.
to-wffs street Nraftna raFHnE ard cure
irr IN Special Assessment Districts Mum.
sii' ssi issiad,ss ths faas~isx portions - ~,
n streets. fn-wH. uarrnnraa Avenue
3 e. Garders nuniernarae street. nnl-
uent - wriRht faRua % neinori nsf
street. IS 10 e. a t. 10 olisis 81
NnnNiHrn. tnnefann 60 rmTin. coYis a.
ncNiiHrfs have been completed and TIE
costs thereof has ben aarertained sna
tees ~ acroriancs wtth naid Art ana nais
Orfinancrs thaf said Bard haa ISSUED
Special Assessment certinoates bearing
date % October A. 1914 a. required bY
.na 80 - ss, =. srportiio -.
csis ~ ianf ahuttinm upnn porttuna ~
streets in sid assessment districts fhmt
the amount - assessment 80 carfinef a.
n@y l.,,s y any W = p.resi y lsas =
cash within thirty faaD days after dafs
- waif certificate. o. 81 fhe nption ~ fhe
owners n land. one-slHfh IN cash within
ss 80 ~. az, 80 s'i ss. ~. "a: 2, SO
staliments. payable T. q 2. 4 yeara
afiar data n said rerfineats. with n.
teresf frum date Until raid. 81 the rate -
slr psr cert tees) per annuu. payable
u ~. ownsr- ~ any ~ o. p.r-ei -
land upon whlrh assessment r. wmWnhie
sfan rot aupiF ~ -. Hnarf - nonf
Trustees wffhfn thirty f1cl fava aesss
date ~ said assessment rNrfInrmFa for
the rrivf'exr ~ payment ~ ffsFtmfirsemtH.
an aforesaid ths riEhf - such rnefhna
- ravusnf rhaf - lost aud the whole
fhe Zen given ~ iaw frr 81 ~ tha nafa
auuts tnFFfhrr Nth costs. ard aftorneY'a
fee Hrcctnrf IN Naif Arf art fhe ORA
mmmrNH - fhn C~fv ehmW boone an
rrIeatafniw f0rerffsaf Re
Bad - Bond Trustees - fhs city ~
rensarnia
~ JOHN A MFRRrrT.
fEnrfnnwaw rhafrunen
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

Whereas. the FLORIDA Ftre Protective
Association vii hold az inspection ~ the
city ~ Pensacola on Thursday. NoNems
her Tn. Z 10 necessary that our city and
place the parks and pubic places % the
city and al private premises in = clean
and sanitary condition. - a. 70 protect
the health and promote the welfare and
happiness 81 an eitiHens. and fof the pro-
tectiun ~ prupertN within cur city.
~ the CITY % Pensacola. d hereby pre-
claim thai the eth day 81 November. faia
~ and TIE same - set apart a. CLEAN
uP nAY. and that on aid day the city
possible. cause al the parks and tire pub
hc places ~ the city - BE- pot IN : clean
ard sanitary rnndition. and al ritiHena
are eNpert~1. and are earnestly request.
~, o. cooperate with the city In its
efforts In thia behalf. on maid day. ~
causing their respective premise ~ ~
put IN a thoroughly clean ard sanitary
rundifinn. and 20 thereafter keen tie
same IN such moni cundition a. IL re-
quiref ~ the ordinances ~ the city.
Al trash, nth and rubbish ~ rwwrv
Kind removed from private premises ~
The owners ~ occupants ana piaced n
proper receptarlea outside the hnildinn
line on said eth hav ~ November wiil
- hauled away. and disposed ~. ~ ina
in witness whereof. I have hereuuto net
my hand. and caused the corporate ssai
~ the city ~ Pensacola. o. BE- anlxeA.
the an day ~ November, A =. iva
FRANK REILLY.
- Mayor. CITY q Pensaceia.
L. q. ArMARD.
CITY rTewh
ny ADRIAN v. i.ANoroRn
Deputy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
WOMEN TAUGHT
SOME ECONOMY
BUSINESS SCHOOL ron SOCIETY
woMES TO 81 oPEssD-soclAL
sHIPwRGcKs CAUSED nv "a.
NoRANcE m MONEY MATTERS.

London, Nov. t,--Iesnona IN man.
agement IN money matters n the latest
project % visoountens Emher fur TIE
hiehsr education Of society women.
The opening lessons a. a business
school win be Ffven sarly IN Hevsn,-
her ~ Craigs court house
The viacountess has very carefully
thought out the new scheme The az.
ition wili Include a special lesson n
the management " = hankinn account
but the chief attention wiil ~ dnvossd
20 what might BE- called the collars and
cents ~ social nfa.
Fashionable women win hs shown.
among other things. hos 20 manage
dress allowances. I'm money. charitable
contributions. club and other subpcrip-
tons. and bridge records.
Simple sysisr % Accounts
a simple system ~ keeping house.
hold acoounts wtil 10 demonstrated.
house and garden accounts win 10 en-.
plained and the pupils WI be tauwht
hos 90 check servants and trades.
mems books
Each student win receive a har ON
NMAMfMM MUMMY MWufN anu enc NJ
which they mus center up The so
ciefy student wui have % deal wtth =
aheaf 81 Invoices. demand notes ard
accounts rendered There wili be r.ams
q pages for cash booha. DAY hookn
iedweru. stomp and petty cash booka
Must stop Waste 81 Morsy.
Housekeeping. Earden and personal
accounts wiil be handed out % - re-
turned duly niied IN ard balanced.
The viscounte~a points ont that hum
dredm ~ thousands ~ pounds sterling
every year pass through the hands ~
women who have never learned even
the alphabet - business and n - ar
accepted fact that womnn'H provsrhtai
ign0rance IN money uaffern has caused
countless social shipwrecks. No more
leakage. waste. a. extravaganca h 20
10 the resolution ~ re new generation
% society wonen who attend her bust.
ness school
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

A local justice ~ the peace vas
about 10 perform the niarriams osre-
mouy for oolorrd couple whs rnlled
az hts office for tas purpose Pre-
vtous % the performance ~ the "of-
ncfai acf~ the tuWfics proceeded - ask
the usual questions - the prospective
groom IS 20 hia fathers Christian
name and his mothers maiden name.
whevsupon the future bride chimad IN
wffh thia remark
You al better not ash me Whmf
ny fafh@r's mat4nn nama a. cause
don't Know
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
HOTELS.

NEW MERCHANTS HOTEr-Europesa
Rome b. TIE wsek Ore peraun. % &c.
tue persons 800 nuuuinm water %
every roona. FREE hath BEL ana hotsl ser-
PARK HOTEIs-Firsf-ciass rooms. Enarf
fur o. 81 rrr HaV Special rates ~
week rFnfranT 'nrafed 1o0 East Gov
eminent street w ~ Gilmore. Prop
sseufff
Gambia Bay GnnH mmhluw beating
kafhluE auf IRE table A rieFn pace far
clean uHrnte EVrrFthfrE uew and sari-
tarv Rates g. 90 haV Weekly eperiai
"a aana
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

On tnr san day ~ January. tgf1. 81 &c
sccn flrFeamer a. fha u.affrf an -
hFarf. r. fhe mrfersirred guardian ~ fha
estate - Katie ReaHiek q miner. wafl
present my nrai mnrnuuf ard wuurhrra
% fhs County NudNe - Earauhia
county. FInrifa. anH army Ger ira ais.
charge mH such guardian.
Date Juiv ffh. 1874
JAS MrFFuuW
Guardian - the Estate of Katis Reddick.
miner
tuiygoaueu
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

CoNKEN's NOw -T-CtnE dlainfeets and
kfiia germs MiNFH win water. "a rhean
hrd effective Use II nov and prevent
disease. Guaranteed ~ ~ "a Norman
A Sun, alsn Msilsn a Company.
hnNvets
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
MUSICAL.

SPECIALIST. TRAINS TEACHERS
FOH THE PROFEssfONs LEsCHET.
tEkN METHOD go West Garden. Pen.
saroia. Phone TOT Toctim"
THEORY LESSONS - Viz. WarnnnT.
Cumntrrrnlnf. Ewuma nrrhNwfrMfiun
and ComuositiVn. also Piano. Voice and
OrFan fer sefinas students william
rHckham. Mus. nac. Phone 20.
fKnrti rs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

LADIES' who appreciate beautiful hair
should kuuw that Sea Foam Hair
rs ash cleans the hair EiVef 40 NE and
tiEur. removes aamdrun. makes the hair
furY. and % iH absolutely harmless Price
10 cents For sale b. an druEniata
anpVfm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

Mr. Ups. ! TRIVIA I have h@are yeu
SAY sou have q rnnm1r ~ the rerrllar
army rfe a. an nfNrer Y nransffgs. -
Yes. ~ holds norne r~arnnaghia ro~I-
tlnn, but ] COT Z eHArtiy know the nature
~ al Whem Ne wrote - me lmmf h~mnM
hs waN In ire wraardhsana--srhafnve fhaf
a. "-ChicaGe Tr4nuna.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
NANTED-FARMS.

NORTHERN BUYERS want southern
fanHs dlrerf dealing with owners. r.
COR rfset1ns What Rave Wuu - Nei
Write southern Hnrnmanakars Bureau.
BnE i1A Atlanta Ca anow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

MONEY inaned on real estate OF personal
ierai rate 81 interest HALL a Co. t6A
p govcrumsnt street Phone iiea asep
MONEY loaned on amends ara high.
est HALL a CO. ith ~ Government
street Phone iie1 anep
SALARIES Or Wages purrhaaeds liberal
Discounts NALL a 20. ieH y Gov.
eminent street phnn~ ffe1 tswp
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

FfrR sALF-nus sn,am turnsntin~ plaoe.
- icrafed FrssaHf from eth e.
go Barre ~ spirits fhia vaar. wfIi ~
Mr9f nest year FrruEh fifrher ~
reaf o. cut ~ cup 100 rrnun heafhV
ant 80 niare - handle lANor Reason
Tor ffiinw. wnnf - 80 cot - business
ArFfre drHirfnE srhe1uls. write BOYD 4
Gnaus. olu9tse. pa. sortfra
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
WANTED-POSITION.


YOUNG NAN experienced IN general
frFrrhnndine. wants q position In Pea
sacnia Al present employed Address
Box a. uorfard. Pa sncv1t'
YOUNG NAN a. now managing medium
siaed oflce iu New Fork. good sfeucE-
ranher and aNatematiMer know how %
get new business and eliminate wnHteful
eNuenaes-want O. locate permanently Or
or near Pensacola Wouid iike e. hear
from paytieH who ne@3 a huHtiihE un-to-
tafe and honest mau O. handle sale nf
their products Reference exchanged.
no not expect anyone % pay my fare
from Nnw Nork Am not cut ~ fah.
tuf want one fn Henaanrias where BE-
NeNe nunnrt unities ere hiNEer. Adde'S
Permanent" Care Journal annvi -
WANTEla-Positon e. once b. yuuns
LADY atenograuhcr Accurate and strtef-
pa attentive ta duties Very reasonable
salary. Address p. q Rox ~ city octat
rosIrtoN--A competent accountant.
capable 81 handlinw any bookEeenina
proposition. - open fnT enEaEaunaut
hessonable salary Address $50 care
Journal Hincf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
FuR sALE-chsap Tor cash. TO rooa
cows. nov in milk Can bs sesn "a No.
ala west Romano Street tnovu
FOR sALE-F1shinr skir. "a feet Ions.
2A-tnrh freehuari1. hAa IN beam, = ~ q.
y. = NJ s1gins Fln. sea besi and sra7 3,
Stevens. per'iido Beach. Ala. snov2~'
roR sALE-Antiqus tour. postar bsd 80
Addresa z z. Care Journal anovs'
FoR SALE - Nsw crop hans-piclysa
Florida sced peanuts. Write for prizes
y. =. Rou 4 @. Readick. F1a- snovim.
CLEANLINESS for sale at
the Empire. Phone 322
and get our prices.
FARMINo LANp-tao acre. Eoas farra-
Ing land. clay suh-soil. IN the NORTH
west quarter - section - township Z
north, range a. vest. EHcarnhia County.
cash. balance on time Address Fioyd.
Boz 81. Pensacola. pa SNOWY
~ YoU WANT ~ huy q reai bargain n
bunch q iots. write =. q. neN Us
Nitf lhpfHt
J. y. CAwrHoS isatF r. rou's stable
with a carload % horses aud mules 20
sals snoviu
FoR sALE-ons larrs bsy horse seven
years %, aud nerfertly round Win
work any where Alan ore hav mare. IN
fourth yvar. ara perfectly sound Gocf
anov
FoR sALE-rrcesi shruhsi risntsi MA
mHaWn man WHMwWn- NFaTH Fruit
peach and an Kinds ~ frwif ara orna-
mental tres PatroniEe home Industry.
Write for catalorue. PenNcola eesd a
Nursery Go. Pensaenla. -. lnovim
FoR RAf.E-one four-chasr combination
mirror case ard two KaNen Hydrauilc
harhgr chairs a bargain. Apply go
tAlataA aI
FoR sAt.E or RENT -Nsw seven 60
room house " Nee Ctr, strfotiv rod
en-. BARGAIN. w n fsresn. Phone
tzla fnoF a.
ron SALE - SMALL FARM y Eirht
miles from Chiriey. 9 uliies from Yer
H1hwaS. i5o serss 500 faraa lard q
acres under cultivation with good wire
fence. I WI also sen uith tie farm tuo
-o .,,,, , .sen,- -. So go - sr.s.
ana 3 good SUPPLY ~ farming too's and
in .aoa Sod cane There is good frame
house. with Eiass wfnAnws an1 brick
uuudings wiu cost 81 uhis tiHne. $500 q
replace them ! win si the above De-
arrihef property az once Tor s. coo Write
~ wfre J. Carlton Jackson. vernon.
F1orida- aTocfev
FOR sALE-New u-rs ~ Escsmhls
county scnie lnch n mfe Price
n nor rs. pensaooia
ron SALE thoassnf tsoo0a sores
choice faruaina isnfs BALDWIN County,
As LyfuG nsar Ray Miretts ana Fort
Msrsss srases = = = y Ran ,sss.
Years Timber goes Wifh the Lard Price
u e. per acre pens@noin Investment 60.
Pensacola Pa fooet
FOR sAG.F-ov~rs'srksa rnust ssn Is
~ 70 head - g q ~ Z Reds pulsts
80 hrs g 80 =. c. ssrsis az ?.
Abbott c~ntury. ~. aeocfiu'
rr0R sAIE-sT acr.a 20 open iand. So
uer acre go arrsv wnrf nrd iarf hafa
wed $50 arrrm wnnfiamf Land al fnirlnM
rsnH schools rhurrh and GOD ueirhhrfs.
FnaH water. IRE h'lrfirE rrouna anf 80.
INC pisces and tie best aflrouua rood
Element. - need - frftuizsrs hais -
cotton - re acre. te 81 70 bushes corn
M fhe arre. Come - fNfs hne farming
country ~ the sweet sunnv south hers
in West FiUriia. Cod arrra n Eaw NH
fifrhered land rfne ~ = inw price Cos
balance ~ ffrne Address at ronarsu~f-
-afIons q Dock BAILEY. Chipo'a, Calhoun
County pa ieoct
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-05

sOn sAfr-One 49, Nafsouai cash r~w.
'Hfer WITH f~fmn SIR anH total mHHer.
fK'sfrrs frnrr s. - fF 80 rharwH received
q arrrnnf arf raif sat KEYS Attest fTrs
trfiv 81 South paiafaN street phnns 20
P1R gALT-T'mwwg TREES ~TWwef
rTanEe. sraBefr1rif. Hr neran. rearh
"a PUN Nnd an kints ~ frrff shasIs
mW era rmFrfsf tree Write fnr large
-aaserus Avis japanese Nurnsrv O.
Mnsfa A. s-es-rr,
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lost -tarFs black hound Win white
BREAST anf TIPS suitable reNard n
rutmned GO 2oe ~ Lloyd 81 SNOWY
lost hack Gordon setter Reward vfu
- reid q returned 90 TIE CLERK Man-
haitian Hotel tnnfff@
LosT-strayed from Mcvoy's pasture oct.
1fth large gray horHr. PAGER. about ia
hands high Return GO &wift gc. and
receive suitable reward bnoviv-
LOsT-Gold watch. ladies' sine waltham
movement. tfs3rwFl Name and address
On dial Initials ~ ~ u. block letters
Ca ease ~. q ~ and x. - p eFnb.eZls
On aial Fiudtr VII receive rev ard ~
retu-ne.i e iaf west Government street
~ ~ pender anoFaf'
LOsT-Ous bracelet. probably IN Bisou
theatre. or between there ans dcrnt
Firder please notify owner at "a West
Romano street snaFaF
LosT-ons plain r,is brarsist Reward
r returned % Harrison hros anovtf
STOLEN Bicycle. from Journal ofncs
TUESDAY aftaruurn. CniuUh ia make
black uith nsw tan cdierea seat ore
clinrher and ere puucture- rruof tife
Reward y returned e. this once. leacttf
IF YOU do not patronize the
Empire Laundry we both
lose money. Phone 800.
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name hohbea. Apply W. -. henaerson.
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II an Parts ~ me city ~ reasons hia
rents Several on pafaf1r in new
kcyuer Hundiur. See Plan