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FIRE RECORD.

a.
IL $50 Lenox ay.: owner unknown; tri-
niug
trlhing.
e:O5-i7gO Amsterdam av.: f. Baker; $50.
B.55-llO W ttth ST.; silver, Glesser &
Mendelssohn; tritling.
7.an-434 L. 10th ST.; Young Bros. 81 600
s.i5-59 r. lOist IT. III. hilsnows; tri1nS.
Il:U0-iO h.. llltA st.: J. Ivory; triflus
i1:9O-l7 Attorney e.; Max simon; trining.
II .2j-IIoratio and Hudson sts.. G. Shcv!in;
trihing
PM
II :45-2I5 L. 10th ST.; J. Hullenstein: trih!ns.
l.3O-Fort Washington az. and l06th st.,
The Bronx. G X. G. Billings. trifng.
l:J0-i3i3 Boston Road. The Bronx; b. ia
cobson. trlring
2.45-iso9 Lexington sv.; S. Merabello; trl-
fins.
2:55-i2O l.. 9th ST.: unknown; trining.
5000 T. 4th ST.; Forest Box and Lumber
Co.: trihing.
5000 l.. lOth st.; unknown. trifing
3:2O-E. li0th St. : Ssperstein; triflng.
3:4O-332 First ay; G. KOtch SIS.
3:4j-l2j w. 81 st; Freedman Box Com
pany. tsiriing
3:i5-In 'front.' OF i3 W. $50 e.; c.. b. Jones;
trihing
ling
4.9O-3Il T.. l2ad ST.: Philip Mnges trinins.
6.e0-5J5 Pearl st.. Library Bureau. Sl.0"p.
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The score follows:

TNO-Dasc HIs-IHapman ~ Wlm0sgans5.
Three-base hits-Leibo!d. Moriarty. Home
run-CObb. Sacrifice hit-Jackson. stolen
bases Moriarty. Neach, Bush, Cobb, chap
man. Double play-Chapman 10 Johnston.
Left on bases-C1cvoaud. q. Detroit l. FIRST
base on balls on Mitchell 7. of Dubuc, T.
struck out-By Mitchell. /. by Dubuc. ..
Wild ptches-Mitchol. >. Timc-l:i2 I'M
pires-Dineen and Ilidebrand.
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PAPESCA WINS TWICE
Interclub Cycle Road Racing
League Holds Meet.

James Papesca, Of the New England
Wheelmen, was the feeteat of field
that competed in the first two races of
series to decide the unpaced cham
pion Of the Interclub Cycle Road Rae
Ing League yesterday. The riders COW
cred q course on the Perth Amboy
Boulevard, starting and finishing at
Grant City, Staten Island. Papesca
raced home ahead of both fields. win
ming the ten-mile race in the morning
in &c minutes as 2-5 seconds, and the
five-mile run in the afternoon in II
minutes So 3-5 seconds.
Papesca receives 10 points by his
two victories, Jensen and Nagel 4,
and as all again meet in the second
series next Sunday it should be inter
estng. The team championship, with
four starters to club, will also be
decided.
The summaries follow:
TEN.nTLE RACE.
James Pspescs. New England
Edw ard, Jensen Jen g. r. c. Ass,o.cia-
James liHM Nsgel. Acme Wheelmie,ni.. :77.553 Is
ton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -5
0f tioSn . n"op'' ~ -,' 1925
N3 5SIrnas GI,"0' i'a'.a, '''e. 30
r. SsIyi Acme Wheelmen. 1907
FIVE-MILE RACE.
'W5l'Gieelmeh a.'....,.'..,".s"..'1e:55 3-5
Edward Jensen. G. r. G. Associa-
lion ...................13:0
James Nagel. Acme Wheelmen. 1881 30
lion tom. Observation-Disclosures N'O" ~. a-5
D1Gios' hnopi' - ~ ~ .....'.a14:o7 as
Robert ssivi Acme wheeimen ...i5:6i
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White SOx End Home
Season with Victory

Chicago, Oct. 4.-The White Sox end
ed their season in Chicago to-day by
winning a ) to victory over st. Louis.
Faber worked in fine form and had
little difficulty holding the visitors
safe. A double by Pratt and triple
by +. Walker in the fourth inning
saved ST. Louis from u shut-out.
The score follows:
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Cardinals and Cubs
Divide the HOnOrS

St. Louis, oct. 4. st. Louis and Chi
cago divided a double-header here to-
day, the Cardinals winning the first
game at 1 to 8, and the visitors the sec
ond game by a similar score, when the
contest was called on account OF dark
ness at the end of the sixth inning.
The scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
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McNeall Sets a New
Motorcycle Record

Omaha, Oct. John A. McNeali' OF
uinneanolis. lowered the worlds mile
motorcycle record here to-day &c 80 20
seconds. - a. % soconds
Fat made at Los Angeles by Lee 1u'
mission. also u Minneapolis
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FIRST GAME.
To,als.9fjloGlOl. Totals.....af 47t.5 9 2

sBattcd for Adams ia the ninth inning.
fBaued for Siglin in the ninth inning. +OHc
out when winning run was scored
Cincinnati ............0 0 .
pift.burcb ............0 0 . q o II
,r,.o-ts.o bu-flerzoc Tnrce-base hit.
Srbaur. Hits-On Adams. S IN innings; OF
Conzeiinau. I'm D. inning; of Tittery' ~
sia innings. OF Douglass, none IN - inning
Sacrifice hit-Ilitory. stolen bases ihe-
itn. Daniels Eilifor. Double play-kon
ctrhv to Adams Lett on bases-Pitts6urgn,,
:. Cincinnati g. First base on bdlls-Ol
,'oDl.lman. .; of Fittery. 8; of douglass -
struck out-By Adams, :, by I1ttcrE, -
paSsed balIs-Glockson Schang. Iiinc--l'o''
I-mpires-Johnson and Byron.
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Highest temperature yesterday. IS degrees
(at II 80 a. M; lowest, 81 (at $50 a. M 4,
average, SO, average for CORES ponding date
last year. 81. average for corresponding date
last thirty-three years, co.
Local FOrecast.--Partly cloudy to-day
and tomorrow. Gentle to moderate south
winds.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female.
CHANBERMATD-T.AU NDRESS and CHAM
BEBMAID-NAITRESS Two Young Airls.
together or separate. thoroughly experienced
city or country Industrial Association, Il
West Al ST.
CHAMBERMAID-S Protestant. assist
other work; good seamstress, excellent
references; city or country. So. Domestic,
ENeuause. "-i columbus ave; schuyler 9I3t.
CHAMBERAAID and Waltress-North OF
ireland Protestant: references city pre-
ierred. Mrs. Cooper Agency, DOL 9th Ave,
3Sth So.
COMPANION.-Mo taers helper; useful. good
soamstrcss. speaks French aud German
only, lust from France; So Miss shea .
Agency. % East 42d II.
COOK.--Youug. experienced; excellent mana
ger, neat, economical. years city refer
cgcts; city preferred wages $50. Industrial
Assn. II West 42d 81
COOK --scotch Protestant. smart young
woman, $50; excellent references. Miss
Srets Agency. 30 T.. 40. Murray an 81
COOK English Protestant. wages $50; ief-
ereuces. cry preferred. Mrs. CoOpers
Agency. 5s7 6fh Ave. 3stn -
COOK, Chambermaid and Waitress---lrish [:
very neat, willing; best references Mrs.
Cooper's Agency, o't Cth ave. Ssth ~.
COOK. First class; young; exceptionally
neat. competent. economical: excellent ref
erences; city or country. Mrs. Collier )
Agency. 4Ji TN az. near 9.st 81
COOK and CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS -
t,No friends. excellent references. ". X.
Miss Margaret smiths Agency, - West 42d
St Phone. SQ53 bryant.
COOK First class has friend butler-Nait-
res-. together r. separate; thoroughly com
petent: $3.50: city, country. Industrial As
ISOLATION. Il West i2d 81.
COOK .-Understands cooking in all branches :
excellent references Miss Margaret
Smiths Agency. % West 42i 81. Phone
3C3g BRYANT
COOK WAITRESS. Together or separate !;
neat competent girls excellent reference (;
wages ;30-S25. Domestic Exchange Agency,
92i Columbus ave, schuyler 9l36.
COOK swedish: excellent; best reference
Jussia Agenc". $50 Lexington a.. Tel
4453 Plaza.
COOK-LAUNDRESs and CHAMBERMATD-
WAITRESS. Finnish girls. city Or couu-
try. Best reference. Jusslla Agency, $50
Lexington az. Tel. 4i53 Plaza.
EOU SEWORKEK -Strong Finnish glrl. do
entire work. best references, city coun-
try s20-.30 Lehtrs Agency u Z lzStn
st Phone bbit Harlem
HOCsEKEEPER.-R Resident or visiting. good
caterer. capable OF managing large house
hold. excellent reference. NJ. L., Miss Mar
garet smiths Agency % West 42d It
HOUSEWORKER. - American Protestant
woman. wages no object; small family :;
references. Mrs. Coopers Agency. 6o1 stu
Ave. 3sth 81.
kITCHENMAID OF USEFUL-Finnish girl,
very neat. willing. good reference. or as
,auuJress and chambermaid. Jussla Agency.
Young Irish girl. $40. "
Miss Hotmayer's Agency go Firth az, OH
floor. Telephone 4527 Madison square.
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SECOND GAME.


Two-base hits -Nash, Sweeney Bresnahan.
Home run-Ieach. Hits-Oh Williams, IN
innings: off Robinson. IN inning. sac
rifce hits-Vaughn Riggert Sacrifice ny
Miller stolen bases--Good. Brcsnahan Leu
on bases-Chicsgo. D; st. Louis, 5. Bases on
balls-On Vaughn, .; off williams l. suuuiIISS
pitch-Vaughn. Time-l:-Q. Umpires-|uis
lev and LatOu.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

NITT0|
Destination and steamer $50
Hawaii via san Trancsco)- Sierra. Oct
Japan, Corea, china. Philippines (yia
ScattleI-SCattlc Maru..................Oc oct.
Hawaii ,yia san Francisco -Lnrline. Oct
Tahiti Marquesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand Australia via san Fran
ciscoJ-Tshiti Observation-Disclosures. Oct. y
Japan. Corca. China via Scattle)-
Yokohama Mari...................... Oct. 10
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Leach. Dcrrlnger Thrce-bdse hit-Ilsgert.
Hiis-On Cheney IN innings OF Pierco.
ia ) innings. Sacrifice hit-Snyder. stolen
bases-Good Riggert. Derrick. Double play
-Dcrringer 20 j. Miller 90 Dresser. Lett on
bases-St. Louis o; Chicago, 6. Bases on
balls-OR Niohaus 2; of Pierce, . suu,A
out-By Niehaus .; by Pierce, o. ~ Thehey'
?. wild pitch Cheney Thne-2:G. IhplIeS
--Ea.on and QuiglcN.
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Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Malls Vessel
Nc of. i-r Line. close. sails.
Colon. trisi0b.f Panama iI:SD IN 800 y m
90 ISbA}. OCTOBER q.
NoorddW. Rot fI On. IIol-A $50 III 10 90 a m
T. 80 Sayoia, Ndpics. ltaL $50 IN j. com
kustianiard. Bergen Nor 10 30 m 100 p m
Nsderland Brpool X star $780, 1000 "a m
SAINT Anna Naples Fabre 500 y IN
lksris, MOnteS ideo, -- 90 m ~ 90 m
Napoll Naples. Italian. - 100 III
icnape, Jksouyille, Clyde - 100 p m
e OF Savannah Say'h, say ---- 800 D m
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7.
Campanis. LiverpI. Cun'd 8 80 m 1000 N
france. Have. French. 700 m 1000 N
Cedric, Liverpool w s.. $50 q m II 200 IN
Cafacss. Curacao, Red D.. $50 M 1900 IN
p Heudrtck. Guiana, Tr.i::30 p IN 800 m
Santa Marta, Colon, UFCo 30 a m 1900 N
Stampslia, Naples, Ital.... 1900 m
COmal, Galveston, Mallory l:OO m
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DSued Tor Grothier IN the ninth inning.
Pog., Oepartmeut.-....O . o 1 o x-4
~ Departmental 0 Q 0 1 q ! %
fvaD-.' base on errors--Police. O.. I1remen. /.
-Ss-tae hts-MoIau. Goodman. Home run
SOL sacrifice lits-Fennelly. Lynch.
Dl.I uaaeo-iCnnelly %. NalcOlmson,
~, -. Left on bases--Poice. 10: Fire
"a Double piay-Goodman and Melville.
l.gr..' IN oalls-Oh Annet !. Struck oUt-By
L,rcr' (. by Armet. 3. hit by pitchers-by
kGs-Uoo Amct Kicfcr. Fcnnelly. Passed
larr,.~ o.dh. % Umpires-COuuOlly and
- lime OF eame-9:O5.
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York.
Monday. October 5.
HIGH WATER
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise. eco. sunset, 6:3s; moon rises. 6:S';
moons age, is.
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Two-base hit-Pratt. Three.hsse hits-F'
walker. Roth. sacrifice hits-Demmit''
Wsyer' Sacrifice hy-Mayer. stolen bases
Collins tg. blackburn e. double play
ts,bsr tn Fournier Left on bases-chicaKo,
q. 81 Louis, 8. First base on balls-0t
IeverenE I: of Faber, /. struck outTby
I.everenz. o: by Fab-r. .. Iine-l'ip' I'm
pIres-O'Iaughlin and thiu.
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Barometer Readings.
q m. 3o:l5 . / y. IN. sob 5 p. m. .3O:l4
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
BUTLER-VALET.-Sc young man; ex-
cellent references. city or country Mrs
Cooper's Agency, 6o7 9th Ave. 3sth St.
BUTLER. Useful. colored: 10 years excel
lent references. Miss FitzGeralds Bureau,
$40 5th Ave. cor. 45th ST. phone Bryant
1852
COUPLE Gardener, cOachman. csretaker
wife laundress or cook for help want cot
tage; 90 anywhere. $50. Miss Shea's Agen-
cy, 80 l.. aga 81.
COUPLE.-Colored butler, useful cook.
laundress. will DO entire work 500; excel
lent references; go anywhere. Miss shea 5
Agency 80 4. 42f ST
FARM HAND.-Good all around man wishes
situation, steady and sober. !. Anderson,
i7s9 Couey Island az, Bklyn.
GARDENER COACHMAN.-U Useful. strong
young man; thoroughly competent, years
excellent references; wages 32S. Industrial
Assn, II w. 42d -.
OUsEMAN-Competen young; s3j;. ex-
celent references; go anywhere. Miss
shea 5 Agency. 80 L. t?d ST; Murray Hill.
671i.
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BU SLNESS NOTICES.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Multigraph Letters 300 S. 30 Doe
s. IS. 1890 So prompt x. Weathertord
IL Nassau Room 100 Phone Beck 40 $50
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R,sFBAiI, Polo Grounds. to-day )
y NJ. Giants W. Fhiladelghid.-Ad
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORT'

ARRIVED.
Cristohai oct 4-Falk ,Non New York
Alliance, New YORK.
SAILED.
CristobaI. oct 4-Panama. Ne" YORK.
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nc scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
Totals...n 49277-I Totals....3i3S:il 10 ?

sBatted for Schultz, in the eighth inning
tBatted for Pierce in the ninth inning.
- Iouis...............O O. o 0 0 X
Chicago ...............O
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LAINpRESS herman; micdle-sged. Will
ing 10 assist cleaning. first class references.
Miss Margaret smiths Agency = West 42d
-
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Female.

LACNDRESS Capable Finnish woman
very best reference. city or country. Jus
sila Agency $50 Lexington av. Tel, 44s3
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BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED--An idea Who can think Of sons
simple hing 70 patent2 Protect your ideas.
they may BRING you wealth. Write To-
Needed Inventions ana 80 o let Yous
SaHy. Patent Attorn,Ys Wash. d. -.
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WORK WANTED.

Female
COVERNESS CsIsitingb backward children
specially. References. Address Miss L.
Richmond u Irving ~.
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STEAMERS Allanton fBD, Msrseilies; ARA
can CBr Manila: Marie d. Giorgio tNor',
Port Antonio; Malinchc CBrl' Baltimore
William p Palmer -. WI.
sandy Hook y j. oct I. $50 p m-Nind
south; light breeze; clear smooth SEQ
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Tovsn. Gilo August %. Balboa Septem-
her - and Colon II, VIA Philsdelphi .
october 3. 70 tho American Hawaiian Sc
Co. With mdse Bar : d IN
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-07-11
Daddy sBedtirne
o.!
Granny Perch
> Gives a Delightful
Swimming Pmty.
>otOrV
To Her Delight Grand.
ma Perch Won.

befors
would about It
II would know,
being caught"
certainly good =
with
could suggested
family delighted the dea though ad
didn't Which be the
fishes
managed best together double
excited
didn't anything well ordinarily
showing
always best everything when she had audience watch her
swimming thing the
Now Know naturally the perch family don't find AZ all hard
there people walk faster than others
Of them felt quite shay and didn't swim really straight line for the goal
delight
members of the perch family her. and she felt proud and
relations
There swimmer like there granneT
praise
for They diving competitions the obs
and
altogether they broke
they had supper of most delicious weed"
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RESOLUTION or NECESSITY NO. 3.

! Be it resolved by the board of super
visors of Wapello county, Iowa, that IL
Is deemed advisable and necessary to
construct the following described
. bridges and culverts:
| No. 26, Harmon culvert-6 #. span
i5 it. high. IT. fill, 90 foot road, 22C
acres in section 80, Highland township
! $4,000.
! No. 49, Holzhauser culvert-16 #. l
in. beam span, s it. high, it. fill, "a
! It.. road, 2100 acres, in section Z,
Competine township, $4,000.
No. 80, Winner culvert--6 #. span,
#, high, IT, fill, % it, road, $40 acres,
between section CompetiBe and IL
Highland townships, $472.
No. 30, Wymer culvert--5 #. span,
! 5 #. high, 1 #. fill, 20 IT. road, GAO
acres between sections 6 and Compe-
tine, $4,000.
No. 81. Davis culvert--6 #. span.
it. high, it. fill, 20 1T. road $50 acres
between sections and 10. COMPETING
township, $4,000.
Is IT. high, #. fill. 20 TT. road, $50
Competine township, $4,000.
it. high, 1 #. fill, % 1T. road. 900 acres
between sections II and 20 COMPETING
township, $61S.00.
No. 81, Stribloe culvert--4 #. span,
6 IT. high, 2 TT. fill. 30 #. road, 800
acres, between sections 25 and 26,
Agency township, $4,000
No. 3S, Little Cedar culvert-S It.
span, #. high, 1 it. fill, "a TT. road.
$50 acres, between sections 35 and 36,
Richland township, $480.00.
No. 80, Black culvert-5 #, span. 6
it. high, it. fill, 20 #. road, $50 acres,
between sections and 10, Richland
township, $4,000
No. 40, Roberts culvert--s it, span,
5 it. high, #. fill, "a it. road, 220
acres, on county line, section 1S,
Columbia township, $4,000.
No Al, Burlington culvert-14 #. 1
in, beam span, TT. high, #. fill, 20
it. road, $40 acres in northeast u, Sec
ton 8, Columbia township. S734.O0.
No. A, Warder culvert-5 IT. span,
it, high, it. fill, 20 #. road, 10 acres
between sections and Pleasant
township, $414.00.
No. as, Warder culvert-36 in. pipe
with retaining walls, 40 TT. long, so
acres, between sections and Pleas
ant township, $4,000.
No. 4S, Marts culvert-4S in pipe
with retaining walls, 40 it. long, 14O
acres, between sections % and 20,
Green township, $468.00.
No. 40, Hamilton culvert-6 #. span,
it. high, / it. fill, 20 it. road, $50
acres, in middle section 81, Green
township, $4,000. %e, -r ..
No. so. Johnson culvert-14 it. / in.
beam span, #. in. high, #. fill, 500
acres, between sections Is and sc,
Keokuk township, $59800. ta-. =
No. 50, Spilman culvert-6 it. span,
it. high, 1 it. fill, "a #. road, 290
acres, in section or southwest "a, Sec
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Sid Hunt and me and my cuzzln
Artie was standing GROUND this aftir-
noon and wat went past but fire en1in
going like the dickens, with its bell
ringing and awl, as if it must of bin
a pritty big fire, wareyir 1t was.
G WIZ, lets folio It, I sed.
Lets folio it sed Sid Hunt, jest as
IL he had thawt of it ferst insted OF
me.
Lets folio it, sed Artie. And the
hole 3 of us startid to run aftir the
fire enjin but running pritty fast awl
rite, ternnig Ground cornirs and awl,
AMI asking peepil witch way it went
wenevvir we coodent see 1t or neer its
bell ringing.
G the fire must be in sum othir sity,
I'm getting tired, sed Artie.
WITCH l was to, but | sed, Aw KUN
avn, don't be kwitter. And we kepp
avn running, not running as fast as
we did at ferst avn akkount of not
having mulch breth left and having
panes in our sides, and aftir a vile
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Little Benny's Note Book
By LEE PAPE

Sid Hunt sed, G WIZ, cant run eny
ferthir, watts the use.
| cant eethir, sed Artie, got fearse
pane in my side.
Well don't you think have to, sed,
kun. avn, we must be pritty neer thare
by this time.
G WIZ, we awt to be pritty neer sum.
ware, sed Sid Hunt. And we keep avn
going, not going fast enuft to be called
running, but moving our legs as II we
was, and sure enuff pritty soon we saw
the fire enjin standing still agenst the
kerb, the drivir jest setting thare not
doing enything.
Wares the fire, mistir, sed.
Wat fire, sed the drivir.
Amt thare eny fire, sed Sid Hunt.
No, we're jest drilling the horses,
SEQ the driver.
Aw, heck, sed Artie.
G WIZ, sed Sid Hunt.
And we startid to wawk back agen,
slo, me not saying enything avn ak
kount of me beeing the wun that made
them keep avn running
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TOO MANY WOULD
LIKE TO BE DENTISTS

Iowa City, July 9.-Because of the
increased registration in the college
OF dentistry, the university authorities
may be forced to close the registra-
ton before the opening of the school
year. This was the announcement
made at the Office of the university
registrar yesterday.
The registration in the dental col
lege has been increasing by leaps and
bounds, and last year saw such an in
crease that not all the students could
be properly handled. No increase will
be allowed this year, and the registra-
ton may even be closed at a point
below last years mark.
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DR.. sHALLENBERGER makes a specially o:
the treatment of Chronic and Nervous Diseases
Of both sexes. His hospital experience and extern
sive practice has made him SO proficient that he
can successfully treat chronic diseases after
other physicians have failed. This Is why he has
continued his visits year after year; while other
physicians have made few visits and stopped
You should consult him II you have any Chronic
Disease. A Specialist who has made lifetime
study of such diseases is certainly prepared to
give you the best results and II you are sick you
need scientific treatment.
DR.. Shallenbt ger treats Diseases of the Eye.
Ear Nose, Throat Lungs, Heart, Blood Skin,
and Bladder: Catarrl1. Ringing In Ears. Deaf
uess Paralysis, Neuralgia, Epilepsy. Headache,
(,oitre Eczema. Scrofula, Appendicitis. Gravel
and Rheumatism.
PILES, FISTULA, FISSURE, and OTHER
RECTAL DISEASES TREATED
WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATION.
WOMEN who are WEAK, NERVOUS,
and suffering from the many alnlent3 peculiar
to their SEX find that his advanced and scientific
methods. save many surgical operations.
PRIVATE DISEASES A SPECIALITY.
Cases of long standing especially desired.
Wrong treatment and Incorrect diagnosis nave
often resulted in the worst Affections. 1t Is
highly important that you obtain the services or
a physician who has established good reputa-
ton for treating these diseases.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Are you nervous and Respondent; easily excl.
ted and irritable; weak and deblitatcd; tired
mornings; without ambition. energy or strength;
lifeless, easily fatgued; distrustful and without
confidence in yourself? Have you sunlsen red
or blurred eyes, pimples on your face weak
back, or deposit in urine?
DR.. Shallenperger spares no effort to cure his
patients He knows that good results mean as
much to him as to his patients. Most OF MS new
patients come from the Recommendation o.
others whom he has treated.
Specia! attention given to Surgical Cases
and Rupture
Consultation and Examination Free anc
Confidential.
REFERENCE: Drexel State Bank. Chicago
TN0U DR. w e. SIALLENBERGER
1e63 AXE Ave. ACHICAGO, ILL
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VOTERS AGAINST
NEW WATERWORKS

Eddyville, July AT the election
held in Eddyville this week for the pur
pose of deciding whether bonds should
be issued for new waterworks sys
tenn for Eddyville, the proposition wa
lost by majority Of S6.
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s4renothen Weak Kidneys.

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