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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-24
REPORTS OF EARTHQUAKE
SEND STOCKS DOWN

BERLIN. Jan. 24-Wild reports here
today of an earthquake at San Fran
cisco had direct effect on the bourse
and caused considerable anxiety in
the American colony. American
shares on the bourse went down sew
eral points. Ii was several hours be-
fore authentic information was OBJ
tanned showing that the San Francis
co disturbance was only slight trem-
or, with no serious effect
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-24

the only exclugive-yiolin recital 10 be
given m Detroit by a great yioltnist
during the present season. The sale
of seats opened al Grinnells this
morning. Fol owing is the program
Sonata In q major tBeethovenD; con-
ccrto IN T. minor tMendelssohn);
Faust" Fantasia CWieniawskD noe
turne I'm T. fiat Chopin Salleate); yo-
eel ala prophet (Schumann-Auer) {;
gavotte (Gratry-Franke) polonalse In
A. major (Wicuiawskb.
one of the most interesting singers
heard In Detroit In a long time is
promised IN Mischkaska Leon, the
young RUSSIAN tenor, who is a mem
Der of the National Opera company OF
Canada and who viii appear In the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-24
Minister Held AS Slayer.

TANGIER.- Morocco Jan. Paul
Chevandier\ dc Valdrome the French
Diplomatic agent here, was shot and
killed last night By his cook. man
named Sure. in the presence OF guests
.wAo had been invited TO attend an
official dinner in the legation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-24
Sailors Held For Mutiny.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 24.-Mutiny
broke out on board the steamship De-
vonian shortly after she left Liv-
erpool yesterday for Boston and she
was compelled to put back to Holy
head where 10 OF her crew we're arr
rested The outbreak was caused oy
trouble between the union and Mons
union seamen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-24

among the four greatest violinists or
the day, the others being Krcisler,
Ysaye and Kubelik. Local masic low
|ers have already heard Kreisler and
|Kubelik during the present season. aud
the coming appearance OF Elman will
|give an opportunity 10 compare tire
OF three artists % world
wide fame. The Elmen recital will be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-24
FRANK Y. BRABANT Is
STRICKEN BY DEATH

Frank Y. Brabant. president OF the
Michigan Brass a. Foundry Co, died,
Friday in the family home No. 979
Iawton-aye.. following several weeks
illness Mr. Brabant was born in
Clayton y. y. 81 years ago and
came 20 Detroit % years ago lie
was engaged in the grocery business
before becoming associated with the
Standard Brass Manufacturing Co as
secretary-tr surer. later organizing
the company of which he was presi-
dent at IFS death.
Howard Anthony. whose death Of.
CURED in November. was treasurer
OF the company
Mr.. Brabant Is survived by his wife,
five brothers and four sisters. He wa4
a member of the Knights OF Column
bus. Funeral services will be held
Monday morning. in So. Leo3 church
PETOSKEY-The Petoskey Crush
ed stone Co has adopted the Ford
provisioning plan with minor modi
hcations 10 allow for the difference
Ia oige befUeon the concerns
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-24

John W. Pickering. secretary of the
Detroit Socialist party. VIII give nm
Illustrated lecture. sunday afternoon,
81 o'clock. In the hall At Cuss-ave.
and Highest Pictures OF great labor
strikes viii be shown in connection
with Mr. pickering's talk on The
hght for bread
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-24

HII.LSDALE-A thief who ex-
changed glass beads for genuine dia-
monds, obtained jewels valued at ST.
$50 from c. l.. Albaugh, local jew
eler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09

)g'lobt, 6aB / 81 un6. foa an6ere mebr
germ bab auf Ser 8elt."
u@as gebt mi Sci @l0bniB an"
ladte 2isl, ii BON 6ie niemalS mog'n
uno mag 81 nit, Of s a 2ump ober
brub biit."
nSSa, ia, / bin sir balt 3'meng. Dtr
itef mas &oberes i'm &opf!" ermi-
berte Mudl.
r@as mir i'm @opf itedt> 6eiie1
gebt 81 nir an, M11M, unb miuft es
piifen, pas mir iebt 6rin itedt, 10
|iag' / 6irs: S NOR reht frob, tpennit
madeit, baB s. meiter faimeit - mir
5tpog bam nir mitaran6 3'f@affen."
n2isI!" REF MuH, vtb,1a ma 6os
nit an, 6aB s. mi 10 obre ole Soft
nung tneiter f@idit. S9o1, sic 2ieb
gu Dir is 3 g'men, sic mi brab g.
modt fat; muoB i's aubareib'n aus
mein &er5, 10 bin / tpie6er .elen6i mie
8upor. ST fonn nimma f6lafa, Mint
mo abetn, rim11a beten, SET 2ieb Is
Ole s&etn', sic mi aufg'ba1t'n bot bonn
tief'n Sui ms @'mdn6 - GET qua,
aerreiB's nit sic @ett'n - / iebg mi
|i6on unit Geg'n- nit - gan5 until"
M11M batte 6tes nit eigentblmli-
der 8eton11ng geiproden. 2isl fonnte
ii9 eines fleinen S9au6ers nibt er=
mebren. sic fiibIte Mitlei6 nit Dem
8uri9en. ~Mudl," fagte fte, r61t
moaBt: 3 2iab'n nnb 9 8eter laBt
fl nit 6onn6t'1 II, aber / bletb sir quot,
10 lang als s. brab biit. s bon in
Ser iel1r @abt fir 81 Bet, tpie g. mi
90 om Mrm bertpunbt boit, / mer6
ar6 be1nt Ma@t fir 81 bet'n, 6aB s.
nomaI redt gIidGi tpirit. Mebr dber
perlnng nit bon mir - mebr gibt's
5uii6en nnS 1it."
uMa nit, tpenn neam6 mebr 5pt-
19en uns itebt? fragile M1tM NIT
nil6em Slid.
IS beriteB 81 nit!" %ertpioerte 9iSl,
ub0rit, s. M11atta idrett nod mir -
quote Nu9t!!" nn6 Sis. begub it6 irS
|9m1s.
Mudl mar nni9liiiiig, pas er be-
ginnen iol(te. Damn 6robte er nit Der
geboQten Gm1it na9 Dem &a1i9en-
berge, Elm tpiI1er GIu9 preBte ii9 aus
ieinen ~5itter11oen 2ippe1 nn6 lang-
fam, bon bon unfeligen @e6anfen,
1tieg er Bel ser bereits e%tngetreteren
Dunfelbett at 8erge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09
@opitel

y ~ O ~ "
Sc tpar am Sage ser beiligen 8ar'
bora, ser %gefeierten @6ubpatronin
Ser 8erg- un6 &iittenle11te, als sic
@1oden Scr @farrfir6e bon SSn3en
feierIi9 btro11stonten in sic 2an6-
I9oft un6 ibr g6o fi6 bielfo@ mie.
6erbra9 an Den itetlen Telsmdn6en
ser ro9borliden Serge. 80meridiife
6r0bnten bon ser &aIoe bes @au.
Idenbergs birnb in Dos EboI 1rb ber-
banoer fi@ nit Dem feftlt@en sc.
.l1ute. 8ot nnen Setten itr6mte baS
2an6bolf beron, 6en1t nod btelet un6
bieIen Sabren tpar6 beler gum eriten.
male tpie6er bon BEN &nappenle1,terr
a11f benz @aufdenberge bos 8orbara-
felt gefeiert Sort oben ra1bte be1tte
!&mmer, @dlegel rn6 @ife1 ,nb ole
@sroppe1t eilten nit ibren Mngeb6ri.
gen atod@ttg gum @otte3ba11fe. 9ort
iteuter fie ii9 I'M Mittelgarge poar-
al1f un6 ie6er erbielt cine bren;
nert6e Serge. 9ie Heinen Md69en Ser
erfdte1te1t metB geflei6et,
bier erpabfene Mdb6en, mel-
die sic fd)6n gei9miidte 6ig1tr Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09
Mudl batte felt ienem Geniterln

Mndl botte felt ienem Geniterln
ibon offers cine Mnndberung gein6t.
gs beourfte oft ouer Mnitrengung,
i'm a%b5npeiien. Ser 8nri6e bil6ete
ii6 m1nei1tmal etn, er miiie Die f4o=
ne 9isI erobern. SIR rei5te ni6t al
Iein SOS M66d)en, ionbern audi tbr
fleines @ermogen. Boiler @elbitltebe
bielt ct ii6 bereits mie6er fit un=
miberitebli@. Ser @ergberr, Dem er
5n bel Danf berpfli6tet tpar ge>
gen Sen beete er f6on mte6er gebei>
men @ron. Ct batte iid mebrere
l1nregelmdBigteiten III 1eueiter 3eit
at f9ulben fom11en laiien nn6 crit
geitern iagte linn @etol6 6robeno:
Sour tper @dlegeI un6 @ifen 1T g.
rem fibrt,
SIT mertb, baB er unire &nappfdaf
5iert."
Ser 8nr1de mnr linn 6erbaupt,
felt er I'M beiien re11e @eigung 3m
2isI tpmBte, mebr als iberfliiifig anf
}einem 8ergtperfe unb er oaate be-
reits 6ariiber no6> mte er i'm bon
ser &eimatb fort in &irol irgenomo
gut unterbringen tonne. Mber man
50gert meiitens nit ser Nusfibrnng
outer @e6anfen nn6 be6enft ni6t,
5aB 1ie oft Singer5eige 6es S6idials
iin6.
50 fonnte es be11te Mud no6 maz
qen, sic &onppenlisl in Ser 5n6rtng=
Ii91ten 8eiie gu belaitigen. r3m biit
mir bonn S9idial b'itimmt," iagte er,
u5'meg'n sir bin / mie6er an orient
Iider 8na MORN nn6 / bon mfrs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09
- Golebs &ones ani
$Qr Epmbpun0,

@uI Z.
@ei6 gang getpik, BOB STR Golep8
&oneD an6 Gar COMPOUND tn1ft -
es iit cine a~l1berIdffige Me6i3in ffiiiir
Suiten, @rfdltunger, S~tidbuiten,
S@ea1dybu7ten, 2uftr0brer. un1 Ga
Grippe &uiten, tpelde bas @pibem
f9tp6den. Mu@ bringt es prompte
uno befinitibe &eiultote fir @eifer-
feit, &ibeln in ser &ebIe un6 idtpe.
rem 3iid)enbem Mtbmen. Sci atle1.
&an6ler11 in ct. @lo11o. - Mnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09

6amiIien- MebnIi9feit
. Sante: u&ait gu 6enn aud f9on
tpem Dein fleines S@peiter.
:4et abnli9 iiebt,, bas nerli@ Scr.
@tor6 gebradt bot?" !.
Die fleine emma: 80 ia - benz
@apa ut1o Ser Ma1no!"
Sante. v@uen bei6en?" d.
Sic fltine emma: ~Sa, alien
5meien - benm iie. bat feline Sabine,
mie Die Marna, uno au9 feline @oare,
mie ser 9dpu!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09
Meinigt &a1t-bdeitiat &autfleden.

9feinigt &attt-bdeitist $autfleden.
@ort1n gebt SIR berIegerr 1tr6 11r,-
geitaltet bon Simmer, $mitousi9In-
gen, Mftefier, rotbe ro11bbee $nalt ODER
Sic Al1aIen bon @c0e11ta 6ur@,
6ledter, $ol1tausi@lng.
eben ga1rett Mpotbeter tto9 81.
gc5ema @olbe. Golgt Sen
einfaden Wtrten unb Cure Sal1t-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09

bel1tnbe fonnte man oen gan5en Srt
iiberieben.
@e6abt, getban. &eimIi@ ging es
Ole 5neite Ereppe binan, beimlid
tpuroe Die Gbiire aufgeflirft un6
ebenfo Ieiie mie6er 5ugema6t Cine
@erridtung, Die fonit bel aennden
ni@t 10 gerau6los Dor iia 5m geben
pflegte. Damn i9leppte fie nut Dor
bo@rotben @anglein Ben boben
.S1emel Dor 6os offene 5eniter un6
itieg bina11f.
Da iob, file nun luftig m1f Dem
6~eniterbrette urb lieB ibre Iea1gIein
lumber f@tpeifen.
2infs- unten ragte Der uralte &ir4>
tburm ernpor tpie ein i@arfgeipibter
&ieienbleiitift. Sein &reu5 funtelte
in Ser Son1e. @ie Elm en6los bla11es
Meer iponnte fi@ Ser &immel 6arii>
Der, un6 ouf 6teiem Meere i9tpam<
men i@neeige 5arte @olfden. &eir
@lo6enton tpar nod gu borert, rings
INN, tpobin ou@ 6os &uge blidte, Die
gGeide ionnige @tiue.
&lein-Mennd)en bebte Dor @rreg1ng
nno ieliger @rmartung. @enn Die
8erge ni9t tpdren, Die groben, iatpar<
8en 8erge, auf 6eren @pibe nod
S9nee lag, miir6e iie Die @lo6en
pieuei9t i6on ieben fonne1r. l1eber
oiefe 8erge muBten ite ia fomnaen.
Dort lag @om, batte @roBmitterden
geiagt. l1nb bor@! &lang es ni@t
iebt tpie fernes, leiies, ~5tttern6es &C.
laute?
@aren 1ie 6as?
@eit beugte ii@ 6as Magblein Dor
uno 6ie &am6@en, oie ft4 5ubor nod
ant @e1imfe bielten, l0iten ii@ nno
griffen in 6ie 2l1ft.
MIs Mennden 6ie Muger anfialng,
lag {ie I'M 8ettlein un6 blidte ber<
uur6ert nn6 bermirrt auf Die ber-
meinten @elt9ter, Die ii4 mber ibr
2ager be11gten
u@ott iei gelobt, en6li@!" flliterte
6ie @roBmutter @enn@en monte ii@
aufri@te>t nnb getpabrte babel, 6aB
ibr Infer Mrm in eirem ftarren .8er-
ban6 itedte.
Sic Mutter itiibte fie. .@te tit
Sir, tbmt es tpeb?"
u@eb? @or ni9t. @arum 6en1t,
Mutterl?"
uDu biit bod beruntergefa1em,
s@eir16, tpos botte5t D1 n1r % ober gu
iuden?"
r0bem? @efamen?"
ssebt crit erinnerte it@ Dos &iro
uu6 Elm ieliges 9a&el1 bufdt iber.
6as bla1fe @eii9tlein.
vMutterl!" %fliiterte es, ~oas tb1t:
1idts, i@ babe Mir 1i@t meb getbm.
Nber Sic @lo6en babe t4 geiebe1t,
M%1tterl."
vDe @lodem?" |
us 81 M11tter, Die 0itergloden. nno
iebt babt Str Ben Srte6em. SSett tper.
BET SIR ME mebr ftreiten ur6 er4
redt Iieb bobe,t, tpie ModJbor's Carl
@lter1t. @et ia?"
grfdro6en bIidte sic @rob1nrtter
11fun6 foltete 6ie 3ittern6en $droe.
MIfo 6ar11m?
gr{@roden unb idulobepubt bid.
len 6ie Glter,t fi@ on. rsSyn @ottes
yaame1," fngte Der monrt rtto reidte
iber bos 8ettlei11 feinem @eibe Die
6ar6. usSsn @ottes Mantett," arttDor'
,ete bie M1ttter, Die @edte bes Near'
1es 6riiden6.
Mit 6ieien 5tpei @orten mole1t ote
Beiben ein neltes 2eben beginner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09

Som Gburme beriiber t0nen brauieno
Die Sitergloden un6 baqen feierli9
meitbin Mber ole @erge.
sic berfin6en cine frobe 8oti9oft:
Mneluia, @brilt lit erftan6en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-09
Minnesota School
SALES
MAY and JUNE, 1914
Great Opportunities to
Secure Homes
At the following times and places I will hold sales
of School and Other State Lands

At the following times and places will hold sales
of School and Other State Lands
Acres
May n, 1 p. M, Hallock. Kittson Co. . . 5000
May %. 10a. M, Warren, Marshall Co. . 10000
May %, II a. M, Bailey. Clearwater Co. $3.50
June I, 10 a. M. Mahncmsn. Mahnomen Co: 8o 9
June z, 10 a. M, Detroit, Becker Co.. . . 13,000
June Jun: :, i 1S ann a: M, B B1sins1d W c9e% & Vs.; Co. 1 5;sSS
June S. 10 a. m, Elk River, Sherburne Co. 1900
. june & 3, i % p =. m M, HaSna' aaHks fEs si 4 5 5,oSS
+June 10, 10 a. M. Bemidji, Beltrami Co. = 10000
June II, 10 a. m. Park Rapids. Hubbard Co. 10000
sJune II, 10 a. M, Walker, Cass Co. = 5000
:}ans s s 10 3S a: M m, G Sn'nd6 R e, fsa 1tss ga. Co. : 4 4S,SSS
June 10, 10 a. M, Carlton, Carlton Co. . 5000
tune 10, 10 a. M, Aitkin, Aitkin Co. =. 10000
June 20, "a. M, Two Harbors, Lake Co. . 10000
tune q, 2 p. M, Roseau, Roseau Co. = 5000
June "a, 10 a. m, Elbow Lake, Grant Co. 80
June Is. 1 p. M, Pine City, Pine Co. . $50
&Monthly Sales are held in these counties from
Marchto November. on dates fixed by law.
TERMS OF SALE; These lands will be sold
at public auction to the highest, bidder: Fifteen
per cent of the purchase price must be paid at
at per cent annual interest if desired. The title
to all state land is perfect. Not more than $40
acres can be sold to one purchaser. AGENTS
.actink for purchasers must furnish affidavit of
authority. Appraisers' reports, showing quality
and kind OF soil, are on file in this Office. Map
showinf location of lands offered, also list Of LEGAL
descriptions may be obtained from this Office free
of charge.
SAMUEL 6. IVERSON
STATE AUDITOR 81. PAUL, MINI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-24
AGENTS

-s~~~~-~s~-~~~-~~>s~~>~e~~S~~
RELIABLE men and women every
where. earn S12-5O per 100 pass
ing out FREE packages Perfumed
Soap Powder, Starch, etc. No money
needed. Wards Grocery Dept, 2Ie
Inatlfmfa p l.hinnRn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-24
REAL ESTATE
SO. TACOMA RESIDENCE
WANTED

will trade my 5-room cottage
and lots, all clear tno incum-
brance), located 2907 Melrose av.,
West End, blocks south from So.
Pine and 18TH St, car line. II your
property is worth more, will pay
worth less, you pay me the differ
ence
Cali for the top builder at 500
Union av. blacksmith shop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-24
READ THIS BIG SNAP

If you are looking for a bargain
in the way of a coy little home.
with n acres ground, all improv-
ed, dwelling house, chicken house,
14x52 brooder house, plenty water.
and only blocks from car line.
write owner for particulars, Box
EOS, Route 3, Puyallup. This place
would make an ideal home for an
aged couple or man working in city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-24
BIRDS

PLEASE NOTICE - English Cam
pines, the finest young birds. COM
PEELED to sell for $3.50 apiece for
OF Jacob Petersen, So. 56th and
Mason av-. Traction car.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-24
AUTOS


IF YOU have a car you cannot run
bring IL TO me. i will repair II
or buy IL. 1916 PuyalIup ave.
phone Main 6GGa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-24
REAL ESTATE

For sale or rent, 7-rOom house, 20
lots. house, chickens and other
buildings. on car line. j. ID. Howell,
Madison SIS R-4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-24
WANTED TO BORROW

MONEY WANTED-Sums of 800
to $1,000 for selected first mort
gage real estate loans. Your funds
both SAFE and PROFITABLE n
West q Co Financial Agents. ses
California BLDG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-24
S35 PER LOT

80 lots. 25x13O. cleared and best
of soil, in Puyallup, Wash, or will
trade for Tacoma property. Phone
IL you want to buy or trade for
them. Main 292O.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-24
ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOM and board IS per week, near
Milwaukee depot. 2610 East G.
Main 5237.
BOARD and room. $3.50 per week,
$3.50 per month or table board
by the day or week. TIA So. @ st.
Main S3S5.
ROOM with or without board. AIS
So. Z. Main 6194.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-24
Jobs Wanted-Female


LADY wants children to board :
references given; prices reason
able. 1907 Grand View av, AK e
Portland av. car. get off s4th ST.
Inquire at grocery how to get there.
HOUSE cleaning csc rer hour and
car fare. Main 1853.
LADY wants office Work. answer
ing telephone. Main Ss22-L.
GRADUATE nurse will take any
kind of cases. tl5 per week; doe
tors references. VIII assist with
housework. Main 1891.
WANTED-work By day or hour.
MRS. Dawson, room Ill Berlin
Hotel. I703 jefferson sv.
YOUNG lady with knowledge of
stenography would work for
small salary with chance Tor az
vaneement or viii take posltlon III IN
doctors office. Main 1l7O, room 20.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by the
DAY, So. Phone Main 554S.
NURSE wants position as compan-
ion or to take chronic cases. k-le,
Times.
TWO coIored ladies want house
work or day work. Main 5542.
LADY wants day work, sweeping.
ironing or anything except wash
ing. Miss Brown, Main 5697.
n GOtoItd kAEi MlSits HO5AiAOh q
general housework: experienced
and fond of children; references
Us. Times.
YOUNG lady of 22 would like
homework or day work; must go
home nights. K-16. Times.
DREssMAKING done at reasonable
prices. 642 No. state ST.
Jobs Wanted-Male
MAN would like 20 take care of
sick person; good cook: or would
like to do chores about a home. X
10, Times.
HIGH school boy desires work be-
fore or after school and Satur-
days. Main 359S i'm the evening
BOY going to high school wants 10
work for board and room. Madi-
son 266.
YOUNG married man wants work of
any kind; am engineer, rough
carpenter, painter, general repair
ing from threshing machine to
watch. KIP. Times.
CARPENTER, all around, married
man, with family, wants work by
day, month or job, i'm or out of
town. call or address Geo. A. DEM
crest. isle Jefferson av.. Tacoma.
NEAT appearing man, with referen-
ces, would like store work; eNpe-
rienced and strictly temperate. Ad-
dress 1906 Mckinley av.
YOUNG married man needs work of
any kind. Can hadle any place
but farm work; sober, reliable and
industrious. LIZ. Times.
YOUNG man, willing and obliging,
would like porter job; clean and
neat about work. Answer immedi-
ately please. K-13, Times,
MAN and wife wishes work, camp,
farm or country hotel J-15, The
Times.
l WANT a job cutting eordwood
where / can batch. II. Hulme,
Home Rooms. 713 Commerce st.
YOUNG man of 22, excellent eduea-
tion, wants position of any kind
salary no object. J-l2, Times.
WORK In a restaurant, dishwasher
or Janitor. Tacoma, Wash, r. +.
ID. 4, Box 19s.
GOOD reliable waiter wants work
1 am also good short order, and
candy maker. soda fountain man:
good manager. Out of town pre-
ferred. ID. Times.
MAN wants work; plumber by
trade, s years experience. T. +.
NJ, Box Sc, Fern Hill.
EXPERIENCED licensed fireman,
colored, wishes position in apart
ment house. J-6. Times.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-23-room house
Party leaving city. 1928 SO. q ST.
CONFECTIONERY store and waf-
file house, Puyal1up. Wash; rent
SIS. Price $3.50, worth s600. Main
2g20
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FURNISHED HOUSE

Ses~s>>>e~>r~>e~~~~~e~~
3-ROOM fur. house, cheap to re-
sponsible people. Apply COS East
saith.
THREE large rooms, pantry. bath
room, hot and cold water. electric
light. gas; 2 lots; chicken house:
reasonable rent to right party. Call
1873 So. 56th
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LOST

IOST-The goth, white English tip
bull dog, bleach spot on left eye
lid, long ears and tail. wore tan
collar. Notify n. Alexander, 1905 "A
So. j. Reward.
LOST-Green skiff, red on inside.
James Stanley. Tel. Proctor
2S10-J.
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AGENCY netting =Iz5 month, In
Guiding auto, $3.50. Smith. 942
Commerce.
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Pr. rooming house, full, s325. 410
California Bldg.
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HELP-MALE
BUSINESS CHANCES

BEST meals ana nocdles of al,
kinds. 10 cente. 1913 9 ct.
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DON'T PAY RENT

Ar. new bungalow. hard plaster.
slash grain woodwork, buffet kfteh-
en-: one block from Mckinley car.
near school. Price only $1,000, $50
down, $40 per month. T. ID. Greg
DRY, office Morton and Mckinley av.
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4EFFITEl|

-e~e~~S-eS~>-e-||es~e~~>
FOR SALE-231 pul1ets, Barred
Rock and Buff Orpingtons. sec
each IL taken together; also
cock Mrs. Casper, GardenVille, In
terurban line.
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sCAvENGERs

sCAvENGERS
OLIVER HENRY. Tacoma Garbage
90. Main 6406. Contracts made
for cleaning yards. vaults and cess
pools. Garbage removed by month.
AMERICAN GARBAGE co. = Re-
rnovfnr garbage and refuse OF all
kinds. 2ie Puy. av. NJ T42. Res. 1888:
PAINTING a PAPERHANGakG
-~~-->~-~~~~~~- ~~~-es-~->-s~ssr~-rsr--~
CHIDIEIGH. painter, paper
hanger, grainer. sign writer etc
172s No. sOth.
PAINTING. Paper-hanEing sno
decorating. Q. n Kongsback.
1871 So. Yakima ev. Main s34S.
FRANK q HANSON. 7ss st. Hell
ems av. Phone Main 6142
PETER BREvICK = Special rates
-, sfrtfng ana lcai~omining. ~ hs9e
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HERE'S A SNAP

For sale-Lots and 4. block IL.
Glenn's First addition. between No.
seth and S7th on Mullen, for $500
cash or terms. See Wilbur at
Times office or phone Proctor 432.
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REAL. ESTATE

-FOUR LOTS on graded street,
walks in, water, sewer. short dis
lance to Lincoln High school, sacri-
feed at $3.50. owner. Box NJ.
Times.
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TWO LOTS, on SO. Union av., in
South Tacoma. wide paved street.
all improvements, level. in business
section. Will trade for equity in
cottage or acreage. Adress Owner,
Box N-9. Times.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
PERSONAL

SOUTHERN lady rs, worth 1000
would marry H-Box 3s, Toledo
League. Toledo, Ohio.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-07-17
DOPED AUTOMOBILES.
Acid Sometimes Used to Put Ginger In
Second Hand Cars.

Acid Sometimes Used to Put Ginger In
Second Hand Cars.
IF you are intending to buy sec
ond hand automobile from stranger
OK any ONE but q reputable dealer, keep
an eye open to see that the car Is moi
'doped' SAID "a. CLIFFORD Brokaw,
principal Of the automobile school OF
the West Side Young Mems Christian
association. mot long ago a friend
told me he had chance to buy a
very good car at a low price. He said
he knew it was good car because it
could climb the highest hills on high
gear. 1t could almost jump over a
house. he said.
AN investigation showed that the
car was old. but that previous to the
trial trip it had been doped with picric
acid. Picric acid, mixed with gasoline,
will give motor a greatly Increased
power A wornout motor can be made
to do wonderful stunts by the use of
proper proportions of picric acid.
Cbloroforin viii have the same effect.
Picric acid, however, will ruin the
cylinders Of the best motor. 1t will
give the car much greater power when
first used, but would not care to buy
On automobile in which it had been
used. New York Times.