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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-18

A party composed OF % went to Will
holt Springs Sunday morning at $3.50
from Salem in Kapahahn $ auto truck.
The roads were little soft from a lit
tie rainfall in the hills in the morning,
but returning home in the evening they
were in good shape, and good time was
made. The Mt. Angel band furnished
music for the day, and a good crowd
was present at the springs. When
lunch time came at hand all baskets
with goodies contained therein were
spread out for the hungry, whose appo-
tite was at its best. On coming back
home lunch was taken at Jacks bridge,
20 miles from Salem. Barton Jack, a
farmer residing there, was very gencr.
GUS in passing apples around to the
members Of the party His generosity
was appreciated very louch. A good
time was enjoyed by all
II. r. Reynolds, a carpenter who was
working near Independence, Saturday
was robbed Of check calling for $45,
and several dollars in money, by some
unknown party, Mr., Reynolds Is overcoat
was hanging in building close to the
one he was working on, and when he
went to look for his check and money
Saturday night, they were gone. The
sheriff of the county has been notified,
and the culprit will have difficult
time to pass the check hero,
The Salem military band will give its
last summer concert in Wilson avenue
tomorrow night The band boys will
not cease practice, however as they are
going 20 be along with the excursion
which goes to the Round Up from this
city next month. 1t is generally con.
cedcd that the local musical organlza.
tion this year is better than ever, and
the members are deserving of consider.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-18
$lOO to ST

That you can't beat our bargains.
ls acres in Polk county, two miles west,
well improved, $4,000; II acres on car
line ideal suburban home, 10000; l
acre in berries, new home on car line,
$500; z acres in berries, Q miles out,
house and barn, $4,000; 30 acres, 10
acres in crop, balance timber, 4-room
house, good barn, I'm lies out $35OO;
s2O acres in Polk county, well improv.
cd, $4,000; ! to 5 acres on installments
several new homes in Salem on install,
monts; 500 acres we'll improved, 800
per acre; several and 10 acre tracts
well improved.
We have a cigar stand, pool hail.
rooming house, hotel, restaurant, gro.
Gerry store, candy store and other bust.
uess chances,
20 acres close in, well improved, &c..
800. Several pruno ranches and berry
tracts at the right price, 10 acres
bearing Italian prunos, $275O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-18
Capital City Brevities
Dr. +. L, Utter dentist, suite AIS.
a16.4l7 Masonic building.

Dr. p. L. Utter, dentist, suite AIS.
al6'4l7 Masonic building
Judge Galloway last Saturday grant.
cd divorce to W. NJ. Wilde from Ella
NJ. While.
Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Pullman, of Rose.
burg are in Salem visiting friends for
u few days.
Glenn McCaddam, II Willamette uni.
versity student, has left for points
north on vacation trip,
O.Ccdar mops make It easy to clean
those hard.to-gct.at places. Imperial
Furniture Co., IN North Liberty street,
The Good Tomplars will meet at their
hall, 267 South Church street, tomor,
row evening at 1880 o'clock All wei
come,
Mr., aud Mrs George Day and Mr.
and Mrs, Johnnie Savage spent the day
at Newport yesterday They report a
splendid time,
Harry X, Thaw has made his escape
from Matteawan, lie left in such a
hurry that he did not have time to or
der a box Of La Coronas.
County Clerk GehIhar late Saturday
iasucd u marriage license to Clare Vib.
bert, a local bank clcrk, and Gladys
sappngtiod, OF PRtm,
What can be nicer than Victrola f,
An your fOyoritc composers at your
service. See R, +. Peters, 8 Court St,
about his easy payment plan,
Andrew Nelson, who escaped from
the asylum recently, was apprchcndcd
aud returned to the institution last
Saturday night by Night Officer White.
We have gloves, suit eases, tapaums
dufilcbags in fact, can supply the hop.
picker with anything needed in our
line y, E. Shafcr, lS7 South CONNER.
cial st. d.
Everything in the fresh fruit line is
being received daily at the Sunsta Gro.
Gerry, l2l South Commercial st. II you
contemplate doing ANY camping, place
your order nowo We carry jars, rub.
bers, caps, ETC.
Row Charles johnson from seattle
Washo has been in this city a fow days
assisting Rev John OVAL with the ser,
vices in the Swedish Methodist church
lie left today tor Portland, hut expects
to come back to the Capital City IA
The near future,
Those who suffer from acute and
chronic disorders aud hayo failed q
get relief by the old methods should
consult free Of charge, Or. May, chr
opracior and nerve specialist, room,
2ol eOs Masonic building, Office hours
ol9, 25, 7s p, m,
.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-18
NOTICE no TAXPA1GRs.

The board of equalization will meet
at the court house in said county on
Monday, September s, 1913, at 10
O'Clock a. m, and publicly examine the
assessment rolls and correct all errors
in vauatiOn, description or quality of
land, lots or other property, and con
tinuc in session until such work is com
pleted.
All persons interested are notified to
appear and examine their assessment
for the year 1913, and if not satisfied
with the same, file application in writ
ing, properly verified, for a reduction
or alteration of the same during the
first week of such meeting, as no com,
plants can be received thereafter.
BEN 2. WEST,
Assessor Of Marion County.
August 1G, 1913.
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nnr1nE mo- CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals for furnishing labor
and material required for full compile
tion of two separate and distinct build
ings and the finishing only of brick
hospital building (aggrogating in cost
about $15,OOO) to be erected on proper
tv located about one and ono-half miles
north of the city of Salem, and known
as the Oregon State School for the
Deaf, will be opened by the Oregon
State Board of Control, Friday, August
25, 1913, at . p, M, at the state capitol
building.
Plans, specifications and proposal
sheet may be obtained at the office Of
W. C. Knighton, architect capitol build
ing, Salem, Ore, R. B. GOoDIN,
Secretary Oregon State Board of Con
troll.
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ASSESSMENT nnS,


Notice is hereby given thai :.
mon council of the city d i'S' s,,.
gon' will, at or about 5 o,eIo,t s''''
the the lStn IND. day Of August, 1913, a.
same sam hour %r at any subseousn1,@ I !
ct'lli council meeting thereafto,. ,,' !, !, ~
mon council chambers in the IL, y !,
,om' oregon proceed to asses. o5,' "
lot, lot or part thereof or parcel ~ y
liable therefor, its proportis,,,, ,t, =
of the total cost of improviss \. y
in block 20, University Adl,in /, I n
lem from the east line Of lsa
to the west line of 18th sas.
All persons interested Il "
ment are hereby notified i NJ,
said time before the said comma, i /,
ell and present their objection, W !,
they have, to said asses,ro,,
ply to said common council d !.
fore the the said 18th day Of Aue1a N
to equalize their proportioS,,, NJ +
of the total cost Of improyi,, n \
ley in block 20, University ,i,a. 4 N
H. W. ELGB
Acting City Rsp,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-18

AN oPPoRTUNlTY-My 20. horse
power l. II. c. auto truck, high wheel
Tor sale, or will trade for horses;
Just arrived from Southern Oregon,
including all equipment, Henry Bau,
mer, 256 Center street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-18
NoTIcE TO CoNTRAoToRs

Sealed proposals for furnishing of
labor and material required for the
erection and completion of concrete
and brick boiler house at the Oregon
State School for the Blind will be
opened by the Oregon State Board of
Control at 2 p. M, Wednesday, August
90, 1913.
Plans, specifications, proposal form
may be obtained at the office of W. G..
Knighton, architect, capitol building,
Salem, Oregon, R. B, GoOD1N,
Secretary Oregon State Board of Con.
troll, .......... ....... ..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-18
; + = + + + + r + = + + = =
; DEATH. NOTICES. =

The funeral of Mrs. John Stull will
be held at the home, on Salem Heights
avenue, Tuesday morning at 10 0 clock.
Burial at City View cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-18

HOUSE and $4,000 r..
lot on paved street, paving paid.
Fruit, ornamental and shade trees,
olackborries, loganberrics, good gar.
den spot and well, one block from car
llnc' good location, now renting for
~ per month. All for $1,000; $500
cash balance $40 per month, 7 per
cent Bargain. See Clyde Rice, with
L. s. Barnes G Co, 3l0 Masonic tenn.
pie,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-18

WANTED-Good rcspectabI. :, S
japanese to assist with ~. ...'
No children. 100 Dni,isD l,.'' !.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-18

able credit for the manner in which
they entertained the public on Tuesday
and Friday of each wool,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-18

md wthhe Han5e A.
Mention

One-third reduction sale Of
Women's Lingerie Waists.
Twenty per cent reduction
sale on all Infants Wear.
Extremely low prices on
Mems Suits to insure quick
selling.
Special sale, Mems So and
$3.50 Hats, your choice $500.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-18

WANTED-Hop pickers for the
Holmes yard. Free tents, free trans.
portation and many other advant.
ages, such as free tent, table and A
stools, straw and fire wood. spring
water, Livesley's station on ranch.
Investigate before registering. Phone
T. A. Livesley & Co., or call fifth
floor Salem Bank & Trust COMPANY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-18
Advance ShOwings for Fall in the
Piece-Goods Section

Beautiful Silks exquisite Goods in rich
rived this and they being
Words depict the beauty of these fabrics.
them with We also showing
founcings, the coming seasons popular ations.
(Trimmng Secton)
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The Confessions of Arsene Lupin b.; ": 4 %

The awful truth to which he refused to
open his eyes appeared to him In Its
nakedness and assumed the hateful
countenance OF the enemy. lie clutchel
his nephew's hands and said 20 him
fercely. despairinKly:
IT'S Lupin. IL II nOtr'
Yes. uncle"
"And IT'S to him rs to him
that l have given my daughter"
Yes. uncle, to him. Who has stolen
my name of Jacques d. Enbose from me
and stolen your daughter from you.
Ansel,qus is the welded wife OF Arscns
Lupln: and that in accordance with
your orders. This letter In his hand
writing bears witness to II. He has up
set your whole life, thrown you Off
your balance. hesieging your hours OF
waking and your nights OF dreaming
rifling your town house. until the
moment when. selzei with terror. you
,ook refuge here. where. thinking that
YOU would escape his articles and his
rapacity, you tod your daughter 20
choose one Of her three cousins. MISSY.
dEmboise or Caorches. rs her hus-
band"
But why did she select that one
rather than the others|
ut was you who selected him. uncle
"At random because he had
the biggest income"
mo, not al random, but on the 'nsid-
ious, persistent and very clever advice
VI your servant Hyacinthe'"
The duke gave start -.
what, L. Hyaclntne an acconplIce ~
mo. not o. Arsene Lupin. but OF the
man whom he believes 10 be u E'hoo
and who promised 10 givo MN nun
dred thousand francs WITHIN a week
.e,.z ,h~
"Oa, the villain he niahne.
everything, fOresaw everything
.Foresaw everything, uncle. down W
shamming an attempt upon MS me
"a. IN avert suspicion, down to shain.
ming n wound received Ia your service
lint with what object! Why AL these
dastarlly tricks"
"Anyeiiqus nas a fortune or eleven
million francs, Your solicitor IN Paris
was 10 hand the securities next week r.
the counterfeit d Emhoise, who had only
to realize them forthwith and disappear
But this very morning, You yoIrsei'
were TO hand your son'!n-'a", an per
sonal wedding present, fvs hundred
thousand francs worth u bearer stock
which he has arranged 10 deliver to one
OF hia ,ccomplicos AZ O'clock THIS eve
nlng outside the castle, near the Grci'
Oal, so that they MAJ be Hated 10
morrow nrninS IN Biusse's,'
The Duo de Sarzcau-N "ndOme ha'
risen from hts seat Gul was staInplnG
euriolt'y up and Down the room;
AT . o'clock this evening"" he said
Wen see about that Wei se'
about that III have tile gen
,.armes here before then"
"AsssHe Lap!n laughs a. ysEdagmss
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Py Maurice Leblanc
BY Vic

Was . o'clock. The dutA went to bis
room and released his nephew. Ten
minutes later. under cover Of the dark
ness. they slipped into the ruins. gun IN
hand.
Meanwhile. Ans-lsqus. accompanied BY
her husband. had gone to the suite Of
rooms which she occupied on the
ground floor Of q tower that hanked
the left wing. Her husbiad stopped At
the entrance TO the rooms and sad:
~ am goinG for . short stroll AnGs.
l!quA May ! como 70 you ASrs. whsa
I return7'
"Yes." she replied.
He left her and wen: up 70 ne flrst
Moor which had bsen assigned to him
~ his quarters. The moment no was
alone ne locked the door, poiscisssly
opened a window that looked over t,s
landscape and leaned out He aaV q
shadow At the foet Of tho tower. some
hundred feet or more below him. He
whistled and received faint whistle In
reply.
Hs then took from cupboard . rfick
leather satchel. cramined with papers
wrapped II In \ piece Of black cloth and
tied 10 UP, Then he at down 1t the
table ana wrote:
''Gisd you got my message. far sh,uS
u unsafe to walk out OF the castle With
that large bundle Of securities. Here
they are You will be In Paris on your
motorcycle In time TO catch tho nornin 3
train to Brussels, whore you viii hand
over tho bonds to r.; and he will nego.
tlate them al once. a. L.
Up. 4.--As you pass BY the Great Oak
tell our chaps that I'm coming, l hA q
~orne Instructions 10 give them. But
everything Is going well. No ono hsge
has the least nugDlclOn."
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Lets telegraph to Paris. "

Lets telegraph to Paris"
Yes. hut how about the fvs hun.
dred thousand francs7 And. stu worse.
uncle. the scandal? Think OF this:
Your daughter. Angellaue do Sarzsau.
Vendome. married TO that swindler--
that thief! No. no. Il would never
do"
What thenv'
"whatf" -
The nephew now rose and, stepping
10 q gunrack. took down rife and laid
II on tho table In front OF the Duke:
Away In Algeria, uncle. on tho verge
OF the desert. whom we find ourselves
face TO face with = wild beast. We DO
not send for tho Eendarmes. We take
our rifle and we shoot tho wild beast.
Otherwise tho beast would tear W 70
pieces with It's claws"
What do you mean
II mean that over there I acquired
the habit Of dispensing with the gen.
darmes. II IN n rather summary way
of doing Justice. but II In the best way.
believe me. and to-day. In the present
case. II In tho only way. Once tho
beast Ia killed you and I will bury II
In some corner. unseen and unknown"
"And Angelique'"
we will tell her later"
What will become OF her."
"She will no my wife. tho wife OF the
real d'Emboise. desert her tomorrow
and return TO Algeria. Tho divorce will
he granted In two months time"
Tho Duke iistened, pale and staring.
with set jaws. He whispered:
Ara you sure that his accompiices
on the yacht will not inform him OF
your escape"
"Sot before tomorrow
''So that"
$50 that Inevitably at nine o'clock
this evening Arseus Lupir. on his way
10 tho Great Oak. VIII take tho patrol
path that follows tho old rhinparts ana
skirts the ruins OF tho chapel. ] shall
be there. in the ruins"
II shall be there. too" said tho Duo
do Sarzeau-Vendome. quietly taking
down gun.
IL was now O'Clock. Tho luke talked
some tine longer TO his nephew. exam
ined the weapons. loaded them with
,r,sh cartridges Then. when night
came, he took d Enboise through the
dark passages to his bedroom and hid
him In an adjoining closet
Nothing further happened until dh-
nsr The duke forced himself Ia keep
calm during the mcai. From time "a
time, he stole a glance at his son-in-
law and was SURPRISED AT the likens~s
between him and the real d f.mboise. n
WIS the same complexion tn. same cast
OF features, the same rut ~ hair. New
.rthrl.ss the look ~ TIA" eye WAS III
r.rent, kren-r IN this cas-. aud brighter;
and gradually the duke discovered
minor details which had passed upper
ceived iii then and which proved the
fellows !mpostur-.
The party broke ~ after d!nnG Il
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"After Five" a Waste of Time.

o.
4 fare
% in OF Verne" AZ
living
4 James
q Barga a
German accent that James Brad
anaoly with the Impossible role o" widow
candid Eri in calling him. the hero CAD
honor recalls
o. humor AFTER Five
n smpya O
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CHAPTER VIII.
tContanusd,)
Lupin'S Marriage.


IL am sorry 10 say, tho
story is easily p!eced together
and IL summed up In q few
sentences. 1t Is like this: tho
Comte d'Andresy remembered several
things from his stay with me and from
the condolences which was foolish
enough 10 make to him. First OF all.
was your nephew and yet you had
seen comparatively little OF me, because
left Sarzeiu when was quite a
child. and since then our intercourse
was limited TO the few weeks which |
spent here. fifteen years ago, when !
proposed for the hand ~ nv Cousin
Angelique: secondly. having broken with
the past, received no letters. lastly.
there was a certain physical resem-
olanCe between d'Andresy and myself
which could be accentuated to such an
extent as 10 become striking. His
scheme was built ~ on those thrse
points.
HE bribei my Arab servants to gl.s
hin warning In case left Algeria.
Thel no went back 10 Paris. bearing
my name and. made up to look exactly
Ike ne, cam. u see you. MAS invited
to your house once fortnight and
lived under my name which thus bs-
came one OF the many aliases beneath
which he conceals his real identity,
Three months ago. when the apple
was ripe az h. says In his letters. he
began the attack BY series of con-
mlnlcations to the press, and, at tha
same time. fearing no doubt that some
newspaper would tell me In Algeria tho
part that was helus played under ms
name In Paris he had me assaulted by
my servants and Kidnapped by his con
federates. ] need not explain any NOR.
In so far as you are concerned. uncle"
The Due de Sarzeau- VendOme vas
shaken vito Il fit OF nervous trembling
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cCosnshs 1913. by Doubleday. P.s. l. co.,
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING Gil!

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAiTEhs.
fae due do osrnau.N cndoins, . tricuicit old
nohi-nac. who lived With hls daughter, Ahschd,r.
In . glupmy par.s mai raOn, reals with horror
one daj the following INVITATION that has rs; ben
daliyeWi At his houe' M. AraOs lAian has
rage with Mile. Ans-.ique de- Ssrseau.N endoine.
Pr.nsss de bourbon, Condo. and 70 request tho
pleasure II Jour cum snJ At tia wedding. which
will take rface at the Church of aa,nte -Ciotilde ="
TIE Ink-e fury racheS climax when he r.
issuing Of the Invitations Ia q hlunisr. but that
the narrisss shall oc,ur lust the ssns Father
and laugh 20 are lsr.ccut,d by further announce
IN. nt~ Of the supposedly apprs. hing nuptals. A.
lei 9Th the Duke 6 ie' by suaih With Anssnque
TO hs castle in Brittany, Thithsr he snnninos
and q EniiSise and Ahs-raue aR married. ~.
retly after The marriage man In NsiSor sarb
ss.sts III. Duke de lsr.hg hLIsslf TO be tn. real
Jacques \ tsnbuise and ayins the br'dssroAm rs
lDiss ".
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Betty Vincent's
Advice to Lovers

loves me ana has asked me to marry
him. lie makes q good salary, Please
advise me what TO do"
Wait. You arc too young 10 marry
any ono.
M. H." writes: II hav. been paying
attention to a young lady FOR two years
and have proof that she cares for me,
Hut recently she went on her vacation
and she has not written to me. do
not know the reasons for her failure
In this respect. What shall ! do"
The simple thing is TO go to tho girl,
or TO write ~ her. and ask an ex-
plana ton.
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Begun 70 Dislike to Stand upon our
0icn Legs!
The Boss says that Tho Man who
Accepts n Position" and tho Clock
Watcher are One and the Sa ne Per
som
II takes Maturity I,ous Tim 10
Live Down Youths posturing as a Dis
sipa ted Dlvyle,
No use Telling the iiarpooned Man
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aHA@e New lP}EsNg
MgTsV Cyril Maude me- <&
MEM in "The Second MlGNN
PU in Command" ES4&
CHARLES OARNTOrN.

VRiL MAUDE
1 at wanacks .
marching Mauds proved
him tho last act for he not only crossed swords M with John
M 10 love and war but no bore baey in play that has grown BIT
accent let how simple life English undeaby
nkng emile
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in
Walacka
emphasized
b. she
uob to the
II
Major he seemed
u
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dent that ought 10 have impressed him.
poor Anrclique' This viii all end
In divorce"
The night outside Was dark. with
cloudy sky.
The servants Hers closing tho shut
tcrs ~ the oast, There was 10 light
Ia the windows Il being the Dukes
habit 10 ~ 10 bed soon after dinner.
i.up!n passed IN" satekoeper's lodge
and as he put his foot on tho draw
bridge said:
"Leava tho gate open. I am going for
q breath Of air. | shall DO back soon"
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The patro! path was on the right and
ran along one OF tho old rAmpAyts
which used 70 surround the castle With
second and much lsrser enclosure. IN
III I, ended at an almost dsuS0lishsd
postern gate. The park. which aklrtsi
a hlilock and after ward folloVe1 the
ND. Of a deep valley. vas bordere1 on
the ,ett by thick coppicsa.
what y wonderful place for IN AN
bushr ne said. "a regular cut-tArost
spot"
10 10 CO nttnued)
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POPULAR lecturer said that he always jud6e1 0eo ~
~ their definitions. We learn what type a man
"C'xar' Reed by applying mat theory.
THE Senate; nco quiet sort of place whsrs 9oed ~
pubicans no whcn they die statesman suosss1o0
politician who Ia dead
other political leaders make apeeches; ~ mahe -.
grams He lived we'll up to his aphorsu1. "0pescA ~
the all; better pound Of fact than shipoo1 -
About times his congresosonaa oareee -
delivered set speech about six times day ne shot -
that few straight the mark.
In Mr. Reeds serious ana political momUseD ~
accustomed writanss In q Of HngilsA
poets I remarked:
~ have been told that Henry irving said -
tho Stratford bust OF Shakespeare
He replied. II have always revereacsd the genius .
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IL II Fair?

H II FAIR!
n. r." writes; us it fair Tor young
nan practically to monopoiize the com
pany OF a girl Ave years younger than
himself because ne likes her and likes
TO be with her. He has no intentions
Of matrimony."
II the girl IL willing, the Young man
n doing nothing unfair. II she isn't
wiling abe can easily dispense uith MS
company.
n. r." whites: II am seventeen and
in love with young man OF twenty.
He has told me several times that lie
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Imitation may be
the Slncereet Flat
terry - but fnitia-
tive has the Mo-
tor!
When We Take
TO Speaking Bit
terlv about Fair
Weather Friends"
irs a Sign, per.
hans, that tpe've
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-04

Ospgs,sht. 1919. BY The Pm. Puhsht
no Disgrace In signalling
for Z Tux-but rs Good to Sec .
i ship that Comes In under her
own Sail.
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HOW I GOT MY FIRST RAISE

World will CASH prize o as tor Tie best aeoosm OF
'fiow Got Ny First Raise"
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