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are In control he viii be the chair.
man OF the committee.
II has been definitely settled that
there will be no specific conaidera-
ton of the initiative. referendum
and recall. although Il Ia possihls
that they may be suggested as a
proper measure for consideration
By the states themselves. The d.
rect election OF y. ). senators and
a preferential primary. m we'll as
the direct nomination OF most off,
ciais. viii be favored In strong
ferma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

sl<t 49,, &c doz.; cantaIoupes "a
sasrar sts faisins. Zoe H.. cider
h9er<rs,'yc gallon; pepper. zoe n
Ainsn ~, lvc at; Alaska plul,
~ 4 KS goods. Zoe can sweat
NJ rn. Denes French pastries. g0e
h al hhpvwasf tea. zoe is spic.a
": snts svs1s rendered lard. f5e car
fsfns3 h.n NY iamb shoulders. ~ Ib
D.: ts,,'sl &c H.; leg lamb. f2Es
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/ " seffee. ia. 81. gsc tea t.e
D5vds- ~ epeaa. Soe H.; 2sc baking
+ a. ~. ~ y. baking powder. &c
81, srss. sgc ID; 1 cans milk, BE.
~ I, ~ easese, zoe H.. butter. 4
kn hsliss : lbs. Csc. herring.
~. ,n4non, lie 10. sailed pork
f1err~l..'p ~. sugar pears. Toe ei0z,.
D esrtn &c each go0seberriea. n
n ia s,y..pes &c each; onions. :
-1N pofatoes. 4 lbs. l0c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

M ~ !. suEar &c. fancy laundry
x ~ eafs &c; fancy white soao
~ ~ 4 large cans carnatl5n
~ - small cans carnstlgn
In ~ Domino matches. No,
|s1a.,s eis herring. 15c. zge can
1sjen;'. nc, lie Jar mustard fIr.
G1fy, ~, peas SC h., 3 ibe loo.
/ tls<. s ! ,s e Sc each. fine new po-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

For the convenience or our readers.
we have esta biished agencies at the
following locations:
p. H Mullen. 5a0s Ballard nv. Phone
Ballard 30e.
Quaker Drug Stores, Fourth nv. ana
First av, near spring st.
Ads may be left az these branches
where Same rates will be given ms
at main office Transient rates
price of for caeh ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25
WILL LIVE ON PAVED STREET NOW

Timothy Kellogg his
years. will before
his the council passed ordinance
paving 8. Kellogg
he had statistics Of
All prepared the paving desired
- lived life and don't "
DO" the old told the council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25
SEATTLE LABOR TO WELCOME WILSON
BIG ENGLISH LEADER, TONIGHT

the city and in the evening he win
address a mass meeting at the
Sailors hall, Western ay. and Sen
eca st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-25

GbkOn01s
ffffrflH 1ccTnf:6. psrmsssnt. 30
operation OF dstsntion from labor.
over ace cases cured past tSe
years ages I 10 rs Harvard
System. 81 tsssi Hiag. Seattle
cloeks called for. f~gstsca. aeiiv-
cred Iiusen. ala ifincAisy Bidg
Would iiha to Buy tnvaitaa rubber
bod piles. N reasonable fhone
9us~n Anns esb.
Mnas. Frahrora medical baths. siee-
o-tharapeufice. nsauicursnK. CHI
ropedy. III Union. Apt. 2.
ufffETTE BLADES shsrp~nef, ace
dor; ra1orr zsc, etc ftsf 9Th Az,
TourEEs. Wfcs--Aii Kinds ~ hair
work. korh. ies spring Ind fssi
Chiropoay ana menicurins sip lib
erty Hids
Nurse, best Of city references q. A..
sfes
Wanted -f5ood home for two kttfcns.
Phone North taf.
Get Acenafntca Society. Namra and
addresses. Jos Pine street.
Nichols. BUNGALOWS tfinekl5y Xix.
Say II saw IL In Ths sta
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For Exchange.
BETWEEN

BETWEEN
SEATTLE AND TACOMA
COUNTRY HOME 20 acres. highly
Improved. good buildings. VIII
exchange for seattle property.
ROBERT MALTBY
1910 Alaska Building.
TEN-AcitE BARGAIN NORTH y
town. handy 10 station. all level
good clay loan soil. very easily
cleared. Price 81 200. half cash. o.
would exchange for good buildius
lot Inquire 1919 Alaska Huiidin x
80 acres. partly cleared. new house,
running water. kitHap county will
trade fof cows and horses. Phone
sidney fhs Addreaa 9lee lth ay. =
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Special Notice..

Joss nSnFio.. ~rsrSf n esfsnT ana
medicine. spanish steam baths. e.
p@cinliy. golondfipa itutsncut for
rheumatism paralysis. nerves.
consumption and stomach trouble
ard chrentc diseases. and for all
sorts Of akin diseases Hours l 70
8 and 7 90 , D. ma. &szth ballard
Ave. Room Z, TrRften Hotel
Phone Ballard l1sas
seattle Summer school FOR grammar
grade pupils AZ odd Fellows TsFa-
pie. June - 10 August 2 morning
sessions. tutoring Ia high schaai
sub TESTS Furnished Phone Deacon
stts or fiarfispn 1907.
II yea want free wood. call at Th.rd
az. and Columbia 90
Nichols. fanralou. Hincklsy Hik.
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fiomesteads.
Observation-Disclosures

TTTTFFTIFTT
500 acres. good z-roOm house and
barn. young bearing orchard -
roo apple trees. 70 peach. some
pears and grapes. 90 acres In cui.
tiyation. fine springs 20 irriRnto
this by gravity. 100 acres fine
wheat land This II IN the Coium-
bia river valley Price 81 goo.
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD co.
seB Empire Bldg
Have just returned from famous
Fergus county. Montana, where I
located every man who saw tie
Land The most favored wheat belt
Of North America no irrigation.
VIII return there July or special
excursion rates furnished by tho
Chicago. Milwaukee A. Puget
Sound lty A few excellent home
nteada left close 10 the railroad.
Act at once. G. J. Mcfarland. sif
Bailey Bldg
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BUILDING LOTS
PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOU

II T. time for you 70 secure that
homeHits before the advance 10
prices. which IL coming has
reached us. Call and get our city
map showing location Of the at :
are selling. We have them both
IN the north and in the south end
OF the city.
CALHOUN. DENNY A EWING
second Floor Alaska Bldg.
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1879 RANcH AT KlRKL.ANn

On good road. not FAR from the ferry
dock. fine. level tract of rich bot
tom land. all fenced. about half In
crop. running water. house. two
chicken houses and ZOE chickens
furniture. etc. included. Owner
going 90 Alaska. and will give pos
session OF once. Price ft,i0a, some
cash down and SIS a month. clyde
Ilackworth. Kirkland Hotel. Kirk
lana w. Al
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Funeral Directors.

Funeral Directors.
II II HfTTfsffTy0EfR E0SF.
ivat First ave. Main or Elliott ss9,
unlteFeity tndertaklnK Pafiofs, tstt
isth " e. North zlG W. r. Pork
ncr.
fionnsy- Watson Co. Funeral Direo-
tors. Third az. and uaissrsity.
Main ~. Eiiiott $50
xovoe-n,->s,,-ti.,ljtis r-su~ns~u>so~~.o-~
We atm @ sktfafY sd WIN Equip
ped for weddings. receptions, fu-
neraia PARIS ffoftfHT-~1is pike-
BURNS FLORAL. Co. soI sra. Aain
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A SUMMER HOME
AT A BIG BARGAIN

s-room house. on lot texi2s. in sea-
shore Park Add. south OF Aiki.
with understandable view ~
Sound. near water Price only
sf0o. on easy terms
MORRISON e. ESHELMAN
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" DST lie G1ST,ss1 -I M = 1000 :;
i1r good poultry for killing puf-
pyscs We dress All our pouitrv
anu sen wholesale and retail
IASlfIC POULTRY 90.
styyi NeM corner Market.
Ph0ne Elliott 32gs.
run stock on a,ltrc I.,,.,s .---..,...------
.at.hlrs eggs. poultry stfunti.s
fssh dressed poultry. incubator.
sn ranch eggs Kaieu PotiItry
market. Pike Place N'''S
"s,autliully Barred Rock roosier-
xser "uk hibreda years. 1900.
S,,,h sl;se. 1921 ". sist Phone
thoroughbred cFI@Ier- -,
.-z.a ana All kinds Tel W., ~
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NO CASH PAYMENT REQufRED
WE -al.l-En l,aNTn At.
i-A1nN stAih 49, t@t l<rAff bldk'
FINE VALLEY RANCH CHEAP

New Groom house. fireplace etc.
with fine tract OF rich valley land
where one can raise almost any
kind OF vegetables and chickens
within n few minutes walk Of
the inscrurhan station. stores.
school. ete. Price 5000. on easy
terms Burke a Farrar. Inc. lef
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Miscellaneous.
For Sale-Wood and Coal.
For SaicPoultry.

y Patent d6sf bar Viii flrs ri'Iic SsS -
s-. =. -....M-..ht = McLsod. Phones f2is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

nrst-elass passengers. I, Will be ASoe-horse-
power and viii be fitted with SIX Scotch
boilers Oh fue: exclusively will be used, ana
70 will be atomized mechanically The ves-
sci fs to be completed within thirteen snd
one half months from date Of contract
Another vessel ordered several months ago
Is being built At the Hewpor, News plant
for the same company II II to Be 80 feet
long. - feet beam and ~ feet inches depth
to shelter deck. I; vii! have accommodations
for 20 HrS:-ciass passengers The engines
will be $500 horse-power. to give Q sea speed
OF sixteen knots One-third o. the power
VIII be generated in scotch boilers and two
thirds in watsr-,ube boilers Fuel oil VIII
be used exclusively. and the builders stand
a rd outfit for the mechanical asomtsatton o.,
OF srt,, be Installed. The Nafson Line
.,es1ers Will be used in passenger and
freieh. service between San Francisco and
the Hawaiian Islands
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

Richmond capitalists and investors down
here Cor a big sale day. On "Wednesday reHt
a semi excursion proposition will be on (: en-
Richn ond TO this place. The Old Doniin: 81
Line boat. which is in the habit Of icavsns
Richmond a, a very early hour. will b" as:f
for an hour On Wednesday morning rext
for the accommodation OF people who wish
TO come here to the big farm land sale OF
that date. and the development corporation
will see to IL that the visitors get back 10
richmond that night A special boS will be
run from here 10 Richmond, leaving after
the land sale and in ample time 70 land
the Richmond contingent at home by early
bed time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
HIGH COST OF LIVING.
Tw" sides 20 Thi. Important Living Ques-
G"n-farmen Not Much Hurt

Kansas farmer. 80 a story IN tn. Wall
street journal Soss. came into fovr 70 Buy
q 'sN Wagon Inc dealer rnsss a price %
So =, which th~ farmer objected saying
tH@- 10 had purchased tie SANE s,yIe and
E:'z Ec % wagon mary -ss-s Before Cor -.
he dealer explained -asi tae advance N
~" p-INS vas due - higher cost % mate
. ri8-s. 90 bur :rN sar-ns- "a. not corvIn--
Cd. After q Lengthy Argument ~ 5~-e'02ed
pa 'hs 'sT-e- ts- yes-s before had pz.f
'"S ~" go wagon WIKI - bushels o. corn :
corn - '.si Tim" bringing 70 cea', per
husN~
- ~ 'si' vru VIA: wf'' Do ,a!- The
G"a."T You EiTS NO 60 bushels a cora FOR
;siz - wagon and VII max" vog pres
ny o. 'uH sss' -@z?NT N ny sto,i. -og-
. 'aoI,c - sErrs-s ard ron raa griaS y9sr
10 down s-f : vii nike her 2 present
ar 'hS Ses' kitchen range Isr. IN rhe
p a.. ard -IT .. he- Kitchen ~ complete
bargain
u v4-a'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
WEST PoIxr NOTES.


Rsss Issesfeses VIA Oyseer D1staess-Csa-
eFess WSsks Gee D0W-OsbeS Foeea.
weSs Point. Va. September G--Thc raiu
that has At last laid the dust has also
seemed to cause . cessation to everything
For . day two Il was impossible FOR oys-
termea 20 WORK in the rivers. and conse-
quersiy the dealers have found some trouble
Ia filing the many orders that are crowd
ing in, Oysters are splendid Tn quality and
quantity. and good weather nov. SLIGHTLY
t!need WITH fros,, viii make the business
hun.
H. Lane Cooke. manager OF the West Poias
Tee and Fuel Company. says that through
the coming winter hts company viii make
decided improvements 90 the Ice plant IN
West Point b. Installing the Isses;-tmpsoved
The Old Dcmissen Industrial Corporation
has r~n.eA the propersy on the corner OF
Ninth ana D Streets. consisting OF ssore
ana warehouse. and viii q once estscissh
a plan; for making eonc.ese cement blocks
OF all kinds.
.e.,s are good and lots may De secured ~
ressSnab:e pr.ces There 10 q CROWNS de-
m ana here for small. ccsy houses 81 ree'
sonsbis rent ~.
Pcin, who have eompjesed tnesr ssueeSoe
4, colleges high schocIs ana esssaess COS
Jsess. nsve found good pAyias ecHacns
rigst here In sheis ows bone 'o"n ~'ts
Ter yssss Msss Of TIE Ssys sitter easss.
sce seSsei have hsl 90 49, smessvemess
elsswhsrs. sp1 hsve essa s1eeeAssI
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PURE-bREO HORSES
MUCA-NEEOEOLAW
fcontinued From First Page.)

| CONTINUED From First Page).
all draft horses. No scrub. half or
! three-ouarter bred sir IS for this pro-
gressive Virginia breeder. Only pure
bred stations Of the very best strains
of blood. and those brad to mares OF
such quality that the foals must be
salable, for this Virginia breeder was
out for business and meant TO make
money from the start. ! can say that
he has done So He has sold year,
ing stallion colt for over $1,000 and
other stock at proportionate figures.
Although at the present writing no
pure-bred stallion law exists in Fir-
ginia, the question is bsing discussed.
and il is thought that such an enact
ment is likely to be passed by the
LEGISLATURE at no distant date
1t behooves our farmers and bre ed
ers generally TO exert their influence
in Seeing that this salutary law goes
into effect
The time has come when the man
who has a pure-bred stallion in Viz
ginia COR any other State. for that
Tnatterl should be protected and not
he subject ID 10 the humiliation Of
having his horse come in competition
with haif-breeds and the like. JUST
think for a minute. the honest and
enterprising bre >der has gone TO
much trouble and expense to either
raise or purchase an animal Of this
kind: and if ne has a stallion that.
in addition TO being pure-bre1r is all
right as to conformation and sound
n -ss il seems only fair that his
neighbors. being assured Of these facts,
would encourage this breeder by pa
troriziEg his horse in place OF using
the service Of an animal whose breed
ing and othsr points are not UP to the
mark
Fine Animals At the Fairs.
There will be. as usual, numbers Of
fine animals OF all breeds on exhibition
At our various fairs which are held
in our State during the autumn sea-
son
, Take the big State Fair 20 be held
! in Richmond October 1-I2 inclusive.
bet visitor interested in good horses.
! respectfully stations. compare the pure
! bred ones AMI their get He will S -e
/ in the show ring that week no scrub
stations and their get. such as he has
I too often seen around the country
J sid. and this lesson. IL no others,
should impress upon mis- mind the
vast superiority Of the pure-bred over
the scrub. So II will be with all the
/ ofner live stock he may see az tn :
! fairs. pure-breds In the show ring,
admired by both judges and visitors,
but no p!are for The scvvh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
EARNINGS GROW.

IL the earnings OF rho tss-
are maintained during the reuai,5., =.
.eaT, TIE American Tobacco ;-onns- 90.
sho~ earnings between S per go a. "a "a
a. on us common stock for the s,,IJ
$50 year AFTER payment OF dfvfs.,S
sSuHenen's On the preferred Ea-rs,-
. . we aEes:can Tobacco COMPANY 20 ~.
, period rom Decemhe. :. 49,. 10 Ju,eI r.,s
-, o'ooe 20 have amounted TO a .u-:
e'er dividend requirements bad ne,
yAIa on tae preferred. o. Ssgdo IA :. -.
1Ie tae fu.l thirteen months from De-
ger J. is.l. through Decenbe, n 49, 80,
{ ..ss soa ho~n surplus OF approximately sx
: OF sqnaI 10 - Per cent on rho o,,,
: stsndins common stock Rut rs GUY.
.e rene oe'ed. IS for thirteen -,o-.S,.
1eIioc- or from ;hc j!rts tina; the rsoTy,.s-
tIon o. the Old American Tobacco -.
[. ciAstion was started Es...ns:.us ~. $50
months period on the x.rae 80 .LN"
t: P&Av WI show return o. over : ne g..
or its so 80 80 common stock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

AsSpr':-s 20 reports ara ss'ira 'es tn 'he
trEnc;s; journals ,h~ Investors % the coyr-
~ vi. receive rsrt month 'he sgr %
N5as1.ss. rep-,.en-ins interest snS Si.i-
fs-i, garments - railroad. infus:riai ara
fFsrt.,a eSrpsrs'tons. sssibsf CGF3.r 81
Dc'.n.r. 49,. according 80 the Journal ~
CsnHns-cs. Sew roys Tsis ~ 81 increase
% 81 Bss Insscrisi cfssssssrsens viii
sEsrsss's fUrE.s<4. . gain % c,Ii.ss
year IRE is.ss~s' settlements ~smsined
80 srgoynt 80 ss,Hs~t. ~ snpsns'on -
pwSs sf'er-isa 10 .siIed 80 ;hs sses
iss' yssrs srs that . isrgs avmhey Of as
fiti,ss have ,~en Rs1e 80 she NJ While
N rsnsysvs fnssssess esvpsyssisas VIA
nnsse ssssrssneess % sstey9s9 eaosssisoD-
stSn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
TEXTILE DIRECTORY.
Hundreds If FIourisi,ins Mills on Lines and
Branches Of South Railway.

:. The land and industrial depurtMent OF tne
Southern Railway has just issued the 1871.
edition Of the Southern Railway Textile
Directory" giving list OF all the cotton
WOODEN. knitting and other textile mills
along the Southern Railway, Mobile and
Ohio Railroad. Georgia Southern and Flori-
da Railway. the Virginia and Southwestern
Railway and the Southern Railway in Mis-
sissippi. The directory shows total of 7ss
mills in operation at the beginning Of this
year Iss oi2 looms and S,1i?.s.9 spind les.
There were sts cotton mills Ii5 knitting
mills and IS wooden mills. By states the
cotton mills and their equipment were as
follows: Alabama. ~ mills. iI..&5 looms.
51e s55 spindIes: Georgia, Is mills, SSH
looms. 1853 epindies: Indiana. mills.
1854 looms. sse29 spindies: Kentucky. mills.
3, i.s spindies: Mississippi. mills asi looms.
4i,2I6 spind!es; Missouri, mills. ~ looms.
A.s53 looms. 2.a24.575 spindies; South Caro-
Ina 1872 mills. yl-s02 looms. 3.S23.sss spindies:
Virginia, 10 mills, sJHS looms, $500 spindIes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

s23 manufacturing establishments. or
only about nine per cent OF the whole
total Of 4.sal establishments in North
Carolina The total population Of
these eight towns Is 10000, or nearly
fourteen per cent Of the states total
population Of 2.2os,2 s-- But the num-
Der of workmen employed in the in
dustries in these eight cities Is only
little over six per cent OF the total
numbers of persons engaged in North
Carolina industries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
BIG FINaNCEERING.
Railway Officials Of the Country Up Againss
Some VeFy Else FigUsing.

Railway Officials Of the Country Up Against
Some Vesy Else Figusfng.
Between now and the end OF next year
the railroads Of this country will have to
provide for shout $55o.oeo.oco Of maturing
securities. exclusive OF their equipment
obligations And AL but about So. 100 Of
these matur.t3eS come In the next nine
months or between now and July I, 1913.
The amount Of railroad financing consum-
mated In 1911 was approximately $SsS,06.0eo.
To refund all the securities maturing before
July I next year. half ~ much financing
would have to be done In the next eight
months a. was done BY the railroads In the
year 1911 for all purposes. Most Of the roads
are also anxious TO secure FUNDS Tor new
improvements. The eondit1ou OF the secur.
i,y market for some time past has Kept
then, from undertaking much new work
that would call for outside capital. II the
demand for railroad securities improves
sufficiently IN the mex: few months TO AZ
low the roads to undertake financing for
improvements - well - Tor reIundsne'
railroad oaiciais VIII be highly pleased
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
MAKE WIRE FENCES NOW.
Advances in Prices for Wire and Nails Are
sure to Come,

Further advances in the prices Of steel
are expected within the mex, few weeks.
steel wire and nail prices probably Will b.
increased 81 ton. putting nails on a $lso
per 100 pounds basis and wire at $i.55- When
this is done 1, will. put wire and pals. with
other wire products on the same leve! as in
January. 1910. higher than for nearly
three years. The wire companies are turn
ing out more product than ever in the his
tory of the business. and the outlook for
sales and good prices 10 excellent. Opel.
hearth and Bea.sT:er steel h.ilets are sell
ing 50 cents per ton higher than week
ago. Tor next year. and from 81 20 81 per
ton higher for shipment in two weeks BIZ
lets are scarce now in all districts. severa.
OF the largest mills not being able to pro-
duce enough for their own flashing depart
Inep,s. Pig iron price this week average
from % cents per ton to $50 Sigher than
last week at this time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

.staSlis-sd rev high record ,o-
tcs! production last y-a-
u - 'N7e ted thar China VIII soon me-.
Us sTH demand for cement
DpE.E- -. "a; ter years --s ---,h.- n.
'HlrniETants i.tH 'sraia exceeded / -. -,
Copper ore d'scov'r,5 - Nova ZrTnsia g
sssa % he - 30 cea- rE-~. Steps a., be-
ias taken 20 rntrs g.
'siass" merchants n Fcas-Rar= s-s g.
y 0-!s@irE etFz--ncT- stores modelled o,
. the American r-aa-
Missouri VS. re Frs S'sfr vss- O. Ohio
% NEE aHi s1e'; iron. o FuaT -Aarc-a,
!. fGrascs 5sfnE s-sr-sH IN rS--
AnoaF c-hs- sa-rtE7 garments CE!ass.
sre b-t-as many swgsrs=s n egro7s ;a~y
srt.s5 green. Tt.'f arc -a-Sa-
y.sss F'.ss % 's.sFE"Hs s-e telegraph
: ~c-s s-s 20 - s-sfs 81 sE -rr2.-ar ,~1s..
. tres 1ss-- 80 iassr-s cad zns-7s,- 80
. very e.st-g--ivr :, ps0s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
APPEAL

~ AsOsess DsyS' 0ebses - 1S9e e
Covfa0.on. We. 10 N grset nsed q fsodo
this summer. We need moAey FOR our
Uscsooary expensss ana also for IN ad1i.
eion Of two inexpensive rooms. This y .
work Of love ana Of faith, 0nl 10 aoA.
sscsarsan The boys come from aayvhSfO
sn the etsse. Send eifts ead centf1eutssao
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29
sr~zfer Salisbury Y'li..

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