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and China-the four Expresses and
the MonteagIe. This will allow the
Canadian Pacific 10 give fine service
on the Pacific, both from the point
Of accommodation offered and from
the duration OF voyage.
San Francisco Learns Of
, Storms RaVases.
Alarming reports concerning the
heavy weather experienced at sea by
the Oceanic liner Sonoma and the
Matson Navigation steamship Wilhel-
nina were received at San Francisco
through wireless. Messages relayed
from the Sonoma through the Sierra
are said to have been incomplete. The
news of the death Of Joseph Watson
ingalls,, boatswain in the Sonoma
was received with much regret in
coast circles. Every person on board
the Sierra had an opportunity to OBJ
serve the plight Of the Wilhelmina
Thursday afternoon when the steam
ers passed about five miles apart.
Every marine glass on the Sierra
was. in demand and the Wi1helmina
could be plainly seen as she plowed
through the mountain waves which
broke over the bow and kept the lower
decks completely submerged. At that
time the following message was flash
ed from the wireless of the Wflhel-
nina and recorded by the Sierra:
Seas breaking over the ship. Spray
sweeping clean over the superstruc-
ture and nearly all of the deck cargo
washed overheard. Some damage done
the smashing of our rails.
Ship and passengers are safe, We are
steaming ahead al. half speed"
-. @s,@...:; -. ~<-..
Veteran Master. Gets sis Liner.
VICTORIA. Oct. 13.-Rlimors have
it that Captain Beetham, master Of the
Royal Mail steamer Empress Of In
tiia, will be made commander Of the
new Canadian Pacific Mail liner EN-
press of Russia, which was launched
a few days ago on the Clyde. When
the India returns here early next De-
cember from the Orient, Captain
Beetham will leave the vessel and
proceed to England to- take charge of
the Russia, which will leave early in
the new year for Ho1gkong to com
,mence service IN the trans-Pacnlc
trade; captain Beetnam Is the senior
captain IN the Canadian racine, TAM
roads racine heet: captain David
son, master OF the Monteagie VIII pc
selected to fill his berth in the india.
When the Empress Ct Asia is ready
for service Captain Robinson. master
OF the Empress OF Japan, VIII become
1t is not known who
VIII be master OF the Japan or Mont
eagle, but no doubt it viii mean pro-
motion for some of the chief officers
in the trans Pacific trade. :. =.5.f@t.9 :.
Taking a lesson. from the Titanic
disaster, the Canadian Pacific railroad
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The Pacific Mail liner from Hong,
kong by the way of Japan should ar
rive Oft the port this afternoon. The
vessel has one hundred and fifty tons
Oriental freight for discharge here.
six hundred tons coal will be sup.
piled the Nile before the vessel de-
uarts fer San Francisco. -
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Lumber made up the cargo shipped
in the American schooner Nakomia
that is reported to have sailed from
Astoria with destination at Kahului,
The vessel left the Columbia river on
Saturday ....-...... :: =
1t is rumored that the condition of
Grand Duke Alexis, the crown prince
of Russia, as a result of his recent
accident, is very serious. -,
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HONOLULAN REPORT

HONOLULU, November 4. 1912.
The following wireless message has
been received by the Agents of the S.
s. Honolulan bound for Honolulu.
s. g. Honolulan, s p. N .Noy.r3. 1912.
SCI miles from port. Smooth sea; all
wen. s,..-.-.. -. :. - 'a.4..s.,.. g..
For Honolulu: -SS passengers. S26
bags mail. 40 w. F. x: matter. 90
automobiles. 1900 tons cargo. -. -.
For Kahului: $50 tons cargo.
6s bags mail, for Australia. 49,. .
Ship win. arrive WEDNESDAY morning
and dock at the Hackfefd wharf.
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WIheIrnina at Richard Street Wharf.
For the first time. the Matson liner
%ilhelmina went along side the new
Richard street wharf this morning.
The presence OF a quantity OF sugar,
destined for the coast, and to be
transported to the California refin-
cries in tine WiIhelmina was the Oc
casion for the rather novel departure
in the movements of the Matson YES
sci.
The Wilhelmina is taking on consid
cradle freight for the mainland. Sew
enty passengers have been booked
for the coast in the popular vessel
that is TO get away at ten O'Clock
Wednesday morning. The Territorial
band having been disbanded while on
vacation bent, will probably partiCi,
pate in a concert al the Hackfeld
wharf at the departure of the VIII
kelnlina
Fearless Now Ready for Sea.
The American schooner Fearless
that arrived on October with lum-
Der for the City Mil company has
been discharged and the vessel has
been made ready for sea. The fear
less it is expected will sail for sound
port today.
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per str. Maunraa Keaa, for Hifo via
way ports, November 2-J. E. Hughes,
Geo. Samuels, F. J. Lindeman. Mrs.
David Kawalia and infant, Miss Ka.
kalia, Prof. Jaggar. .Chas. s. Curran,
VIM. Lennox, C. Bomke, H.. Bishop,
3. F. Heilbron, E. E. Mcclure, H. E.
Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Fawler,
Per str. Mauna Loa.a for Kona and
Kau ports; NOV. 2.-Mrs. !. A. Ma.
COON, Miss e. Magoon. - +
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WANTS.
WANTED.

Secondhand rowboat. NJ. Perry, ka-
! laupapa, Molokai. 9384-lm
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DEPlRTED

Sunday, Novsmbsr 3.
Eureka, Calf. Guernsey Nor stmr.
q. m.
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Many Applicants for Commander Of
junk. .a. - .
At least dozen well known China
coast nayigators or vessel masters
entered the lists as applicants for the
command of the Chinese junk Ming
pc, which has. been sent across the
Pacific from Shanghai to Los An
geles, Following two UNSUCCESSFUL at.
tempts to sail the venerable craft.
When the Ningpo sailed away son
ner first attempt nearly. all the Far
Eastern shippers declared "She will
never make it. II anybody could gel
her across Captain Scurr is, the man,
but she is too old to stand the con-
tinuous strain Of long voyage Cap
tain Scurr said: "She Is as good as
new. The voyage is going to be Just
a pleasure cruise" Captain Scnrr
came back and then he came back
again. The last time he said: "The
old junk will never stand the strain.
She opens up in Just an ordinary
wind and would go to pieces. g.
Now the situation has become re-
Yersed, Captain Scnrr has given it
up and the 'Whangpoo shippers are
all applying for the job, to, take her
Leok for Smashing o. Records,
All uans Pacific records are eX.
Ierted &c lie t'rChen when the Cana
dian PAU? railway pGts It's TWO new
otl>: irrS, he &h.DresS 81 Asia, and
the Elulres3 81 ;Huosa.! into service.
The Empress of Russia, the first of
the vessels to be completed, was
launched two weeks ago at the yards
of the Fairfield Shipbuilding and En-
cheering Company at Glasgow. in
all probability, the record held by the
Empress CT Japan will be lowered as
soon as the new ship goes into COM
mission.
The Japan made the run between
Vancouver and Yokohama in 10 days,
10 hours and minutes, and between
Vancouver and Hongkong in II days,
10 Hours and Is minutes, inclusive Of
stops. The Japan has a contract
speed of 18 knots on the measured
mile and 16 knots on a sea trip, while
the two new ships are designed for
a speed of 20 knots. The owners
think the Empress of Russia will clip
a whole day from the record.
Means Increase in Size OF Fleet.
Much rumor and speculation has
Teen silenced by the announcement
of Sir. Thomas Shauginessy, presi-
dent Of the Canadian Pacific Railway,
that the putting into commission of
the railways two new steamships, the
Empress of Asia and the Empress of
Russia, on the Pacific Ocean will not
be the signal for the withdrawal of
the present steamships operated by
the company between Canada and the
Orient This means that when the
Empress of Russia and the Empress
Of Asia are delivered at Vancouve;
lie Canadian will have five liners
,el ating between Canada and Japan
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China Has Very Small Cargo
For lsIande,

About ten tons of mainland cargo
will be disc targed at Honolulu upon
the arrival OF the Tactic Mail liner
China from san FranCicco on or about
November 8. The vessel left the coast
Saturday after1oC1 AMI in addition
tn states mail ma" Ind few passen-
GERS.
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Grange of color for An Marking


! 6ucys.> sr-. Is. -. =. :. ~ -.
! VICTORIA. Oct. 2s.-The Canadian
marine department has decided TO
paint all ,tiie beacons and buoys in
British Columbia waters white instead
of red. During her trip in the north
the Quadra has repainted all the aids
there, and when she and the Newing.
ton go to the west coast of this island
the beacons there viii also have their
color changed. Mariners say that they
can pick up a white object not only
in fine weather, but also in fog at a
greater distance than one paiatedlred
The Sandheads lightship is sstff1 in
port and it will be several weeks be
fore she will be ,toWed to her old posi-
ton al the mouth of the Fraser, In
the past the lightship has only sound.
ed bell In foggy weather. and this
could not be heard at any great dis
tanee. The new diaphone, however,
will carry for several miles and prove
an important aid to the masters OF
the ferry steamers. Following the
plan OF the department., the masts and
upper works Of the Sandheads craft
are being painted white. Work is
progressing favorabiy with the cree,
ton Of the new diaphone on Cape
Nudge. II will not be long before this
fog alarm is In operation The dam.
age done to, the British Columbia Elk
press Company's steamer B, x. when
she was irnpaled on q rock IN the Era,
ser river on September ia is more.
serious than was att first thought
Her frame is warped and she is badly
strained generally much so that
her paddiewheeIs almost show clear
above the water line. It viii be i'm,
possible to put her IN commission
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Office, King Street. opp, un;on Grill
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HELP WANTED.

Stenographer wanted. Apply Wall.
Nichols Co. Ltd. 03S4-2t
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Ths RIack Broad o. eustersIOh.

GuetersIoh was a town OF about t.
500 Inhabitants some eighty years ago.
when, one day during the maneuvers
a young lieutenant took up his
quarters there, relates Harper's Week
ly. This lieutenant came from Pom
eraia, where they also make black
bread Of fine quality. but he liked bet
ter the peculiar flavor of the West
phalia article. His name was Bis
marck.
In the year 1870 Bismarck was again
travelling through Guetersloh, this time
as chancellor. King William was with
him. When the train stopped the
prime minister called out genially to
the crowd that had come to greet
him:
us there anyone who can get us
some pumpernickel with butter?"
AS a number of reporters were pres
emit when this query was made. the
fortune Of the Guetersloh black bread
was made, and 1t speedily became the
fashion all over Germany. The craze
for Westphalian pumpernickel spread
far and wide, cunningly furthered by
the bakers who now baked for export
only small one-pound loaves, for the
purpose Of making it look "more like
a delicatessen."
The bakers of Guetersloh were
worldly wise, for from the same
kneading- troughs there go into the
oven first the huge loayes Certain
Of these go to the farmhouses often
weighing half a hundredweight) and
then, shaped of what is left, the tiny
Ioaves that are wrapped in paper and
exported to all parts of the world TO
be sold as a delicatessen.
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ProDoaaIr for water Main.

The City Auditor of the City OF
Fargo, North Dakota, will receive, un-
til the hour Of I've o'clock, p. NJ. the
18th day Of July, 1912, Sealed Pro-
posaIs, upon the basis of cash pay
ment, for the furnishing of all ma
teria1s for, and the construction or, a
6-inch Water Main on Egbert Cour
extending from Broadway to a point
655 IT. east thereof in Water Main
District No. 2 OF said City of Fargo,
according to the plans and spectnca-
tions therefor which were approved by
the City Council and which are now
on file in the Office Of the City Auditor.
The successful bidder will be re-
quired TO begin the construction of
said Main within Ten days after sign
ing contract, and to complete the same
within Thirty (30) days thereafter.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a
certified check and bidders bond as
required by law and in accordance
with specifications for said work.
Approximate estimate OF work: 655
lfneai feet of 6-inch main, 3 MIGRANTS.
Bids shall be securely sealed, en-
dorsed and addressed as required by
law.
The city Council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated, Fargo, n. D., June rs, 1919.
A. r. WATKINS, City Auditor.
(June 26 and July 3, 1879
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The coat waast is one Of the bsggess
hits Of the season, and many charming va
~riations are shown. Among the prettssst -
the design presented here, which Shows
the fashionable deep peplum, In apron
style. This style Of peplum fits wen over
the skirt and has a certain set that d
to the charm OF the garment The pat
tern provides for high or low neck The
waist is beautiful made Of hne lawn,
swiss. or dimity, with lace insertion trim
ming, or Of white linen with ennbrOtdeyyi
insertion trim
THE pattern. No. 5.ss2, Is in sisss
81 to AZ inches bust measure. Medium
siza requires ~ yards OF 30 inch goods
sn yards Of insertion and IA yards 81
edging.
The pattern can be obtained BY serdias
10 cents to the Office Of this paper.
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Notice to Construct Sidewalks

To each OF the owners and Occupants
Of the respective Premises herein
after described:
whereas, the city Council Of the City
Of Fargo deem &c necessary TO con-
struct a sidewalk in front OF, or along,
each Of the following described prem
Uses as herein set forth, to-wtt;
In Roberts Second Addition City Of
Fargot
Along the South side OF Lot ~, Block
as.
Along d North side Of Lots 9 and
Along the North and West sides Of
Along the West side Of Lots 1 to 5.
Along the South side Of Lot 1. Block
Along h West side Of Lot 2, Flock
Along the West and South sides Of
Lot /, Block 21.
Along the West side Of 8 100 feet
In Reeves Addition, City of FarE0s
Along the East side of Lots ! and ~
Along the East side Of Lot o. Block
In L~Indsay's Addition, city OF Farges
Along the West side OF Lots ] and
2, Block g.,
Along the East eide OF Lots 10. II
and IL, Block 8.
In Keeney's First AadEts0rs City pk
Along the East side OF Lots 15sto2os
In ChapIn's Addition, CITY OF Fargga
Along the West side Of W. 50sfeet ~
Along the East side Of Lots ~ bozz
Along the west side of Lots I tots,
Block II; stSTsFts su6 D Z en- feat
OF N. 21TM feet Of w. 125 fest Block 8.
Along the West side OF 9. 7zM rect
OF ". 2S9M feet Of w. 125 feet, Block 8.
Of H ). ass1 NE feet gs Of ". 1SS feet. block 8.
In KFrkham,s Addition City 81 E1wr@@s
Along the West side OF Lots IL -, ~
and is, Block i.
In HarvyOOd's second AdafssOns~Cfty 81
FarEOs
Along the North side Lot Q, Block 49,
Along the South side OF 70. $50 feet
And have directed the city Audftor
to notify YOU, and each OF yous as pro-
vlded by law, to construct such Sioe-
walk in front OF or along said premises
which are owned or occupied by you
respectively, at your OWN expense;
Now, therefore, o and each of you
c cpn rSefO such h0 siaewa Ike in 'front.' Of or
along, as above set forth, h premises
hereinbefore described, which are
owned by you, subject 70 n
OF the Street Commissions, and IN
strict accordance with specifications
for the same set forth I'm an ordinances
entitled, "An Ordinance Prescribing the
Kind and Quality of Materials OF
which, and the Manner I'm which, Side
walks Shall be Constructed" Approved
April 5, 1912, at u own expense,
within thirty days after the date or
this notice; and IL you fail to so con-
struct the same, such sidewalk will be
constructed by the contractor I'M
ployed by the City for that purpose,
and the expense thereof will be assess
ed against said premises.
You are required by said ordinance,
before commencing work on such Side
walk to make application to the City
engineer for line n grade of walk
and for a permit to construct the same.
Dated, Fargo, N. D., Fur Is, 1912.
A. r.. WATKINS,
City Auditor, City of Fargo, N. D.
(June 26 N July 3D.
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A Philadelphia mar has gone to
Brazil to take moving pictures of the
boa constructor. Imagine asking a. boa
constructor to look pleasant.
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POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES.
NEwsPAPER RECEIVING BOXES.

THE FORUM has a supply OF neat
receptacles in which to place daily
and other mail n any
patron OF this paper in Fargo or Moor
head NAV secure one OF these boxes
free by calling at The Forum office.
provided his paper is paid to date.
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Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the First state Bank Of Fer
tile, MINI. up to four o'clock p. N. Of
Friday, July Sth, 1912 for the erec-
pians and under the supervision OF
Hancock Bros Architects OF Fargo,
N. ID.
Plans and specifications AN be seen
at the Bank, and at the Builders Ex-
change at Fargo and Grand Forks, n
at the ofdce OF the Architects.
A certified check for $4,000 made
payable to the Bank must accompany
each bid on the building, and for
$4,000 on the plumbing, heating a
wiring.
The right to repect any or all bids
FIRST STATE BANK,
Fertile. Nina
~ A nnrnnn npnc ArnhIEantn
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Two brothers have been brought to-
/ gether, after many years of separation,
by en- Of a tattoo mark-which is
the only excuse for tattooing.
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The reichstag has adopted an anti
dueling bill, which is one way Of
challenging the kaiser.
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FoR -sALE-FARMs.

BARGAIN-SmalI farm OF n acres, To-
Gated only 2h miles from city limits
of Detroit, Mimi, for sale at a BAR
gain; land well located, half cleared,
and in field, balance young tinberi has
q fair frame house and stable, land all
fenced; soil black loan, clay sub-soil;
buyer can have possession OF building
at once and one-fourth of this years
crop. Price $4,000; terms 500 cash.
balance time to suit; 9 per cent Inter-
est; this is a snap; first come gets IL.
III. s. Dahlen, Detroit, MINI.
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nARGAIN-227 acres improYed prairie

HARGAIN-227 acres improved prairie
land, located five and one-half miles
from good town n one-half mile
from sc~hooIhouse and church, and be-
ing In the best settled community in
Becker county; black loan soil, clay
sub-soil; 160 acres in field, balance
prairie and hay land, buildings are old
with exception OF granary which Is
new: nice grove around the buildings;
price net $40 per acre; terms $4,000
cash. balance to suit at 6 per cent In
terest. Call on H. s, Dahlen, Detroit,
MINI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-26

FOR sALE-Automobile garage
n machine shop; one OF the
best In North Dakota; look this
!, up. Address Lock Box 532, Will
} liston, N. d.
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WANTED

wANTED-Men to learn barber trade;
easy work and big wages; few weeks
completes by our method: special
cafaIopue. Moler Barber College, "a
Nicollet av, Minneapolis. Mimi; estab-
iished 1898.
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FOR SALE AT A sACRIFICE-News-
paper outfit of The Fergus Globe,
consisting of Cranston two-revoIutfon
press, size of bed 36x54; stones, proof
press, Sx12 jobber; large assortment Of
type and other printshop accessories,
A snap for cash, Address e. =. Boon.
Fergus Falls, Mimi, r. +. d. No. 4.
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BRANDON, MANTTORA. ".

bAANDONs W. IA
ada, q $4,000 city now, gro. East,
will quickly reach $4,000; a live center
OF rich prospecting area; Brandon has
openings in all lines of business; fine
investment opportunities; ambitious
men can do well in Brandon, Com
ytncing Information supplied by Bran
don Commercial Bureau. Write today.
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DETECTTVE AGENCY.

THE GATE CITY Detective Agency
and Bureau of Information. Office
phone $40, residence 1574-J.
POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES.
POOL AND BILLIARD tables; large
stock OF new and secondhand BILL
Hard and pool tables; also bar fixtures,
show cases, tables, chairs and refrtg-
orators: time payments; write for
catalogue. Merle & Heaney Manu-
Featuring Co, 521-523 Bird st s. Minnea-
polls.
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! LIBERAL LOANs--On Fargo
J city property, payable to suit
} the borrower in monthly, quar-
) terly or annual installments;
! will make the whole loan or any
portion payable at any time IL
) desired. I'll. L. Loonis. No. IL
) Broadway. Fargo, N. d.
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FIRST 4 BASE

HANCOCK BROS, Architects. ~
(June "a, rs. 20. 81, rs, 2s. July 4 2r8ll
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FOR sALE-160 acres hne land, two
and one-half miles from Max, N. D.;
half of the crop; must be sold in fifteen
days, for quick sale $50 per acre,
terms, half cash, balance. time; pur-
dress J.. W. Hunt, Dickinson, n. D.
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LUMRER delivered anywhere in North
Dakota $40 per 1.000s T. James,
Sioux Fails, &. p.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Lot 5Ox15O. call 1908 1at
ay N. Deal with wneT
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LAND FoR SALE.

H0MEsTEADS-The three year law
has passed; get a homestead. Write
]. X, Swihart Medora, N. ID.
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GARAGE FOR SALE in good town OF
about 1000 inhabitants; doing good
business and only one in town; good
reason Tor selling; can reduce the
stock in ten days to meet buyers
capital. For full information address
$40, care Forum.
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BECKER COUNTY LAND for sale; 4So
acre tract of nice level prairie land.
located in good community, seven miles
from town, black loan soil, clay SUBJ
soil; fine proposition for gas tractor;
price S32 per acre, terms $4,000 cash,
time on the balance at 6 per cent Call
on II. S. Dahlen, Detroit. MINI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-26

WANTED-Young men to learn bakery
trade; do not apply unless wanI
steady position, biscuit
CO.
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THE LARGO FORUM AND DAILY RHpUBIIoAr. WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE IS la
HELP wANTEp-PnsIALE.

WANTEb-Waitress at Prizes cafe.