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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10

z5-haritan Copper Works.
24-Market and Sheridan Sts.
zo-Smith st. and G. X. *
z9-Hlgh and Lewis SITS.
2l-Madison Ave. and Paterson st.
2S-Market and First SITS.
35-SInith and High SITS.
36-N. B. Ave. & New st.
37-State and Smith SITS.
48-Buckham Ave. e. Hartford st.
4b-Commerce and Front SITS.
46-State and Washington SITS.
4I-High n Washington SITS.
e4-State St. and Buckingham Ave.
66-Hall Ave. and Charles st.
61-State and Wayne SITS.
5S-Near United Lead Works
, b9-Maurer.
: G0-Washington and First SITS.
63--N. b. Ave. g. Elm st.
64-Smith st. and Watson Ave.
6o-Commerce and State SITS.
72-Front m Smith SITS.
73-Water and Gordon SITS.
74-Kearny W and Gordon st.
S2-Smith and Herbert SITS.
S3-Amboy Ave. & Washington 81.
85-Near City Hospital.
t6-Clevsland and Brace AYES.
s4-Lehigh Ave. and Stanford st.
e7-Amboy n Hall AYES.
92-Amboy Ave. and Inslee st.
s4-Neville and tombstone SITS.
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When it to giving the news,
did you take particular notice OF the
EVENING NEWS yesterday? Twelve
pages crowded with good. live mat
ter. There were two pages of news
from surrounding towns alone, not
to mention the page of sports, and
the three pages OF local and tele-
graph news, The EVENING NEWS
certainly covers the field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10

and Will require each separate Con-
tractor to furnish satisfactory Sc
curity for the faithful performance
of the work.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the High School Building or
at the Office of the Architect, War
rem H. C%onoYer. 232 West 4Oth St.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals for the altera-
lions and additions to the Keyport
High School Building. including
plumbing, heating, ventilating, etc,
will be received by the Board Of
Education of Keyport, N. j., at Bor-
ough Hall, Keyport. N. j., on We'd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10

New York City, or will be furnished
by the architect or District Clerk
upon receipt of $1,000, which will be
refunded when same are returned in
good condition.
R. 0. WALLING, District Clerk,
Keyport, N. J.
6Q~62-5-7-10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
esdav. Nav %, 1912, at 8 P. NJ.

nesday, May %. 1912, at 8 P. NJ.
Proposals may be submitted sep
arately for the various divisions of
the work and such proposals shall
state clearly exactly What is In
cluded in the estimate.
The Board of Education reserves
the right to reject any or all bids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-01

n. ~. July i.--thls Ia a very
peaceabls looking sitaxen. SEES
Judge corrigau. when sylvester
riley was stood VI In frunt OF
him. what Is tho charge agensi
him
I am the charge agenst him.
your honor. holIers q little Teller,
waving his arms and Elaring az
the prisoner like as II he would
bite his head OF
II you can hang this guy II VIII
be a crate favor 10 me. and me
and all my brufhers will vote for
you next time you come mp. and
~ you cant hang him ! visit you
would send him to laie for any
way 100 yeres
git off the stove. you're boiling
over ses tho baillff. n you want
10 tell the Judge about n. shoe,
your wad. but get me. steve. this
ain't no theayter. and the Judge
Amt deef
So then the lite duck he be-
gins to weep. and he sea. Judge.
your honor, | am a poor man.
attn = barber. and this reich. be
comes in my place for shave.
and before be goes out. he throws
all the shaving mugs through the
looking glasses. and he breaks all
the bottles Of bay rum and hair
toniek. and he chages me and
my 2 BARRIERS 6 blocks with raxors
In HIS banda
my. my. SEES the Judge. wot q
desperit criminei. wot have you TO
say for yourself, sir. did you reck
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this poor mans barber shop and
thretsn his life in the manner
Aforseed
dld. scs riley. and beieaYe me
It's good thing the little sun OF
a gun could run faster than
could. or there would be one less
barber on 9Th avenoo
look III my face, Judge. he Res.
Just look at my face. / ask you
the Judge takes a slant at
riiey's map. and be SEES ! have
seen worse. and | have seen bet.
ter, wois the matter with your
face. II don't seem to be nicked
up none
nicked up nuthin. howls riley.
wot would / care for a few hicks,
il IS my mustash that's gone
Judge. / had a strainer that
had been raisin is yeres, and be
leave me II was some whiskers,
and when | wake up from a nap
In this boob's chare. Amt got no
more mustash than q hard boiide
egg
he told me 10 take Il off, yelis
the barber. asks him. shall
trim II. and be ses. take u off, take
II off
sure said take II off, ses
riley. was dreamin that my wife
was trying TO put mnsterd
plaster on my Etummick. 6ident
have no idde what II was that was
coming off
discharged. ses the Judge. I
ANT got no slmpethy with q bar
Der that viii talk TO a man even
when he Is asleep. johny
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HERE'S HOW 1T FEELS TO BE A SERGEANT
AT ARMS FOR A DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS

Take II from Charles G. Bren'
nan. the democratic party II the
candy. the pudding tho plum. the
whole works.
Now brennan II not discussing
the Baltimore convention nor bis
preference for president. Brennan
n OF the firm. settled and abiding
conviction that the party Of jack
son and Jefferson IL all o. X. and
up 10 the handle.
In the first place. n n were nr
for the democratic party. Brenna
would not be now present IN Seat
Ito 20 tell us all this. or course
this II only a side remark Brcn.
nan himself refers 10 much loftief
and welghtier propositions 20 base
his nuperlativc estimate OF the
democratic party.
But anyhow. the fact remains
that II the Bourbonic forces had
not wailoped the tar out of tho re-
publicans In tho fall OF 1910, one
Champ Clark would not have been
elected speaker OF tho house Of
representatives.. the houn' song
might never have been discovered,
or recovered and uncovered. and
G. G. Brennan would hardly be In
Seattle at this time.
Thus. you see. elections have
very significant results. The 1910
returns. a. they came into Troy.
Alabama. Indicated 70 Charles g.
Brennan that he would lind useful
occupation nj tho capital city--and
he did. AT Washington. ID. c.. Bren.
nan is assistant clerk OF the 1udici.
AIRY committee OF the house. Al
Seattle Just now. he Is scrgeantat-
arms for the Hanford congressional
Investigation committee. The
duties OF sergeantatarma consist
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marshais do the real -
courzel. signing vouchers H. - Z
meas fees and smoking gss H.. w
cigaFs before and after sessla's sAa
In the Old days every cn.n
man vas allowed 1850 an,ss,'
IN addition 70 his regular ss,a.1 ,
Tor a secretarys SALARY. Tb,s . !.
forded some opportunity "a, ~. =
for some c0uRressmen un.1 ~,
lousy pockeled said tig6a ~
either got along wIthout sna
fary Or borrowed one fro. -, ss
one else. This was unse- . s,'ls
llean administrations. IA pae
semperatic party stand ~ Ms
thing Ike that' No. ~, ny
g-e-lor-rfrlous party nm, ~
secretaries On the regular xoys. -
ment payroll. and they AIR. ~. ~
lay hands on said 81 800 ga
But further than thu. n
night. when the republican, go ~
how managed 70 get. a naio,,, I y
a committee Of the whole dsr,s =
this last session. they rsIsed -
salaries Of the secretaries 10 4, 49, ~
And the democrats. In spits - 4.
fact that more democratic 49,
republican secretaries wuld 49,
~ BY this raise. the nert norn,,.
killed the bill.
The Bourbon action spellsd
500 loss 70 brennan In ous l,,'
But does he kickf No. indeed 4.
points With pride TO II. II rr,r..
his premise that the temo~r,,..
party Ia all 10 the mustard tbs raj
thing. the friend Of the peanI-
Would the republicans have H..
nobly sacrificed their secre,sy;s-,
No. indeed. Gays Brennan. a NM
Alabama. where democrs.s ~
and true. abound numsroasly
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The Honor of Honors

question OF glory be settled by the placing Of
statue Of DR. Crawford W. Long OF Georgia in satuary ha
Washington. ,u,.
In visiting that hall YOU viii recognize the statues oil WASH
ington Lincoln Grant Garfield and others but YOU WIZ nave
to be told whom and deeds the marble egy OF Dr. Long
represents -, -,
And yet Longs glory supasses that OF any other ana W"
endure as long 5 lives and suffers.
After more than half century Of dispute and DENIAL IS
generally admitted DR. Long the dscoverer OF an
eshesa He made the discovery in 1872 and Immediately
claimants OF the glory spang up everywhere Chez among
these being w c. r. Morton Boston dentist Later the
medical societies OF England France and the United States
credited discovery DR. Long although Il - conceded tha'
DR. Morton first made general use OF ancstheties
Strange say. DR. Long at first abused ihey roasted
him promptly publishing his discovery but they now
admit this omission unntentonaL Then religious
people denounced anes,hesia dev declaring that the Lord
intended men suffer But nowadays there's nobody so re-
lgious bat he will yell for laughing when his liberated
tooth gets 20 jumping. ~,,,,.
Also while they roasted Long for being too SLOW
they Morton for being FAST since he got out
patent right the OF ancshctics and tried to make
fortune But pretty much all civilization gives the glory
TO DR. Long
What would you do you visited Satuary hall at Wash
ington? Would you worship before the statue oil the warrior
the of the politician would reverence the man
who gave to mankind freedom from physical agonyf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-01

To can not TO ean-berries and suehhas the house
wifes question The Agricultural department says you
the fruit yourself and have surplus If yow have
chance buy bargain prices viii pay otherwise is
cheaper o buy the commercial canned goods
But perhaps the stad old chaps Of the Agricultural depart
don't know that Of prefer mothers pack, If
it few a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-01
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.
Can't Afford To.

Can't Afford To.
Friend--You and your husband
seem to be getting on well /,
gether Just now. | thought you hsl
quarreled.
Wife-Can't do that these dayk
when our dresses fasten down IL
back. -Pele Meie.
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In these days OF the high prices OF IS frequently
pointed fish much cheaper and that the fnny tribes
afford good oodstuis for the table.
The main trouble in this country get fresh fish All
kind OF fresh fish the various trusts furnish
fish caught and frozen the winter and pedded through the
spring and
In this many other matters, could well take leaf
OF Germanys book In many German cities Is abso-
the fish be alive when sold The
housewife goes market and the fish swimming the
tank She makes her choice Fresh ishs The German
certainly gets them.
has been made in this country. II is announced
from Boston tank has been constructed
for OF the fishing hooners that fish ay be taken TO
port alive and thus delivered absolutely fresh.
Some daywhen become really eiyilized-ai OF our big
cities little ones will have fish markets Ia Boston.
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Then Sire soush, Sir.

= Lady-Have you any creams 4
. for restoring the complcxion' 4
\ Druggist ltactfullyl Re- 4
= storing. miss! You mean pre-
4 serving. 4
4 Lady-Yes. Give me half I
= dozen botties.--kansas City 4
= Star. 4
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Misunderssood.

Alice--f like this style Of coli
fure. You see my hair has . nst
ural part.
Tom--You don't mean 10 tel n
that some Of II Is false,-Bu,a
Transcript.
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a slluht conceseion.

Does your wife ever admit til
she is wrong In an argument
mo. the nearest she ever cona
10 Il is 10 say that I'm not a. BIG
chump as | look. "--Detroit m
Press.
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INSTEAD Of these comicopea troubles, why should
Cuba in time, play part the American fagY-Phia-
delpha North American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-01

ALLEGED discovery Of seam-roller bandits in Chicago
looks like effort keep up with the stories Of automobile
brgands in Pars-Washington Star.
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Of getting a nice long trip TO The
Pacific coast. sitting up front In
the courtroom where the hearing is
conducted. nominally seeing 20 u
that order IL preserved 1.-THE deputy
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AMID this talk of bribery Chicago would be terrb
If our national song Yankee Doodle" became "Yank n
Doodle Philadelphia North American.
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A cnnnnsalnn-

A Concession.
80 you suspect that men are
quicker of Judgment In practical
matters than women"
Yes" replied Miss Cayenne.
Men have needed the warnings of
the newspapers and quit buying
gold bricks, but women continue
70 marry for money. Washington
Star.
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1T may be lot OF honor to be delegate at a history
making national convention but most Of not thinking
Of that right They're searching their pockets or wiring
back home Tor money to pay hotel bills deadlock is an
expensive proposition.
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NOW it is said that Eve the first suffragette Yes
yes that's probably where the London uffragees first con-
ceived the idea Of raising Cain--Deroit News.
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THE city line has had rough passage in getting
started but watch running smoothly and time from
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SEEMS strange but have not yet heard OF any con
testing delegates from the Ananias elub-Phhadelphla
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THE age OF miracles has not yet passed-no
congressman overlook appropriations for their ow
and that's what they did last week.
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THE democrats will lose the sympathetic vote of the n
generation they don't hurry up and get through with the
baltimore noise making before the Fourth
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Call Boy-The leading lady's tear.
Ing her hair.
Manager What OF 1T II isn't
hers.
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~
SUPPLIES
ELI Perkins this anecdote OF President
coin One day old clad in and carrying burden
ambed dropped
Stepping President
Am you de president sah?"
replied Mr. Lincoln.
IF dat fac Use glad to meet Yer lives
dar In dc back Virgine and Use poor
der peryisons in de
and I'm here to get some OBJ dem. sah"
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UNTIL Hon. Bill Finn rounded into his true form we
didn't realize that Pennsylvania had any great patriotic leaders
except Mr. Hans Wagner-Columbus Ohio State Journal
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Observations

SEATTLE has experienced the biggest rainfall for June
since 1901 And probably heaviest crops later.
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CARTOONIST CORY creates the bull moose with a
healthy OF teeth for the animal representing new party
The IDEAS good enough to stick
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COMMERCIAL club members figure that If municipal
ownership reduce light and force exchange OF
street car transfers and street railway extensions the Port Of
Seattle could well undertake own habor without
lending its money to private individuals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-01

HAVE idea that Of these congressman who object
early adjournment don't dare so Observation-Disclosures
Inquirer.
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WITH the national committee referee believe Mr..
Taft would lose golf game, enherSt Louis Republic
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MUST be goats milk that Teddy drinks uding by his pro-
clvity to butt in.-FoFida Times-Union.
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A SUGGESTION


oida the street.
Il you.~ he began. 80
ahead care Ia
You've got yours running long
tins. now."
How cruel to let It Ions
timer
do with TT n
n II that bill has
ming long you II a
month two--cicyeand Plain Dealer fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-01

Tn proprietor o. Tn ussisys-
port House returned from . myster-
icus Wait 10 sh' city with two
dozen secondhand plug hsta. His
motives wac revealed ~hsn ne put
them on IN rack At IN dining room
entrance 70 Impress strangers re-
ivctsnt 70 align up on the American
plan"
No wonder the cow 10 an anarchist
When she sees the city dude
Go eaperina round In . Panama hat
When she II In need ~ food.
Castles in the air ara generally
shy a pantry.
Mrs. Brovn-Mra. White says It's
wrong TO play bridge.
MIRA Black--It Is. the way she
plays II.
And Kansas IL Dry.
A Kansas man asserts that he
recently saw a rat with horns.
Call Boy--The leading lady's tear.
Ing her hair.
Managor-what OF 1T II isn't
hers.
Definition.
GENfUS--one who doesn't care
for butter on his bread.
" cats have nine lives,
A the poets declare,
u must bs puzzle
To know when 10 wear
Mourning for those who
Have wandered away,
For they are apt to
Come back any day.
Question.
Why do sinooth.faced men blow
the foam OFF beerg
Tcdd. Roosevelt
Our ex-president or our next
president.
Mexico IL planning to establish
postal savings banks. But It's a
wonder to us how anyone can save
anything ia Mexico.
Unless
He's In on the graft.
Our Best Tiaht.Wad.
Tho man who fills his fountain
pen at the postoffice Ink well.
Why did the stork bring twins
TO Mrs. SMITH" asked Willie.
so he wouldn't have to make
two trips. silly" said his sister.
Detective steps into saloon Just
In time to make an arrest" says a
headline. It's nice TO be detective
and pick your own places for arrest
| ing folks
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And kanaaa Dry

A Kansas man asserts that he
recently saw rat with horns.
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AT the meeting the other night eonded Mrs ooodso
wife Of the Brother Joer made the most awful bunder
ever heard Of
What Ia hy' inquired Mrs Hardesty
fe Tell the Old. Old Story the TUNE
Has Anybody KellyT Chicago Tribune
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4 tttt*ttst s*tttt& A+t
HARD LUCK FOR SANDY

zone wretched. bustery day" said Pittsburg
Il had cap with eartabs when met Mr. Carnegie
street He joked
old Scot who always curlyou
In eartabs but bitter appeared
tabs, and friend Ifuo
Oh. the reuly. I've since my accI
dent
Accident? What accident
"A offered n drink dashed nap ddna
hear him. The Argonaut
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THE ECHO

dialogue which be N
First Child family 3 great
greatgrandfather tn Gettysburg.
Second ChidThats Chicago IN
1912i-Cleyeand Plain Dealer. III - o~ "
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OF COURSE

'Ilows business? asked
Fine, darn II, answered the sorekeeper promptly.
why it2"s
Did fine when Won wanad %
lay OF and go hshingy'-Cleyeland " "
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NOT SERIOUS

doctor seriously7'
H. but don't believe
"Why not?" tt
life no mo
bin whenever felt like t"Houston Post til
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-01

No wonder the cow 10 an anarchist
When she sees the city dude
Go csperin9 round In . Panama hat
When she IL In need ~ food.
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! CAN'T JUDGE APPEARANCE =
mehsn OF Philadelphia not given
making Judgments the strength OF
4 Gard- be instances provided that
Gsrard College rhls
dalphla. cercalookng wearing immacuas
cravaL approached the entrance.
said the fanitor.
+ can't retored the
the aniior quickiyi ART Step right In
air. "-Hearsts Magazine.
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MORE FISH IN THE SEA


friendship that Mary
of her pupils
Tommy bright enough
his studies with much and his teacher that
less he stirred himself before the the
you must study harder she told him,
would like have
ahead of your"
Tommy, be
Angeles Evening Herald
CUPIDS RECALL
Father, what do think OF the recalf"
We'll. dear hardly do you askg
Il sent Ferdy last night and
Dispatch
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" cats have nine lives.
Az the poets declare,
" must bc a puzzle
To know when TO wear
Mourning for those who
Have wandered away,
For they are apt to
Come back any day.
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AN APPALLING MISTAKE

Mrs Rustlcwhat nle gr and sue has Just M
mother
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Queatlon.
Tedd. Roosevelt

Why do smooth.faced men blow
the foam Off beerg
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Mrs Brown-Mra. White says It's
wrong to play bridge.
Mira Black--It is. the way she
plays IL.
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Castles in the air arc generally
shy a pantry.
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Our Best Tlaht.Wad.

Tho man who fills his fountain
pen at the postoffice Ink we'll.
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....lps s5|
that yyoos
you , "~3
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Simple
Resto|

II is mott
nl color
only use a
There a
rscommen
put a newt
fte Queen
Al desired
he obiectI
pair dyes. /
hent that /
and win "A
the hair n
ample dira
any desired
nethod LEAD
Sety, giveS
not stickyJ
- natural
one would
Was ever ?
The QueS
'.tS out
- so easyi
alressers 81
y to theiH
sizes. SOC n
vained frof1
the leadin1
stores thro3
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Detective steps into saloon just
In time to make an arrest" says a
headline. It's nice TO be a detective
and pick your own places for arrest.
ing folks.
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1890
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n
Dear n
low 10 i
How MAJ
ding 500
Dforer y
aoner 4
\
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why did the stork bring twins
TO Mrs. SMITH" asked Willie.
so he wouldn't have to make
two trips. silly" said his sister
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-01

Mexico Is planning to establish
postal savings banks. But It's a
wonder to us how anyone can save
anything In Mexico.
Unless
He's In on the graft.