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Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-22
Who W|LLNANACE
CUBS next YEAR?
Roger Bresnahan Wants to
Know-Thomas Worries
Over the In6eld. 3

Chicago, Oct. 22.-It's up to Chas.
P. Taft, owner Of the Cubs, to deter
mine whether Roger Bresnahan or
Henry O'Day will pilot the West Sid.
ers In 1915, and the official selection
Of one of these candidates is expected
to come from Cincinnati early next
week.
Roger visited Cub headquarters yes
terday and laid down his ultimatum.
President Charles H. Thomas consid-
cred the document and later in the
day announced he would leave Sun
day or Monday for the city on the
Rhine to thrash out the problem with
the man who controls the club.
To See Taft Soon.
Il cannot state at this time who will
manage the Cubs in 1916" said Presi-
dent Thomas. Il have several busi-
to confer with Mr.. Taft next week.
There has been a lot Of interest in
the question as to whether O'Day will
remain in charge Of the team next
year. cannot say what decision will
be reached. but expect to bring up
the question while in Cincinnati"
After his final talk with the Cub ex.
ecutive Bresnahan hoped a rattler
for Toledo, where he will spend most
of the winter
Thomas also indicated that before
the start Of the 1915 campaign one
Bill Sweeney. veteran second base
man, might be separated from the pay
lack Of speed. |
Lineup for Next Year.
I'VE have no new infielders in sight
every effort will be made to develop a
faster machine. Our trouble seems to
center about second base. AT present
we have nine infielders enrolled-Sa-
Ter, Sweeney, Corriden. Derrick, Phe.
Ian, Zimmerman, Keating. Fisher and
Eues. Our present plan is to start the
Fisher at short. Zimmerman On sec-
ond and Safer on first. Such q lineup
would give US the required speed in
the infield."
Fifteen pitchers. Including six new.
comers. will trek to Tampa with the
West siders. OF the recent acquisi-
San Francisco. Adams Of Indianapo-
lis and Mcconnell of Buffalo are right.
handlers. Thomas is not prepared to
name the other three hurting pros.
poets. Pete Allison, late of Memphis,
is the only new outhelder to register
with the Cubs. The latest addition
to the catching star 10 Earl Tyree,
fresh from Atlanta.
During tanning bes yesterday
Thomas admitted that the Cubs .hsd
su6ered . slump Of no small degree ia
the at-homs attendance for the -.
son. Hs allowed ~ how the crowds
those Of 1918. vet he wanted to s het
several hats that his team played I'd
. bigger attendance for the season
than did the White sox.
81 Y,s,,>..~ax.,
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-22
EICHENLAUB MAY
NOT PLAY AGAIN

Notre Dame. Ind. Oct. 22.-Harper
announced late yesterday afternoon
that Ray Eichenlaub may never play
another game Of football. It was not
generally known that the all-western
fullback was SO seriously injured. He
has a bare chance Of getting in the
Thanksgiving game with Syracuse.
Harper made several important
changes in the lineup yesterday. CO.
fall was shifted to left half, and Berg
man took his position at quarter. Lar
kin substituted Pliska at right half
and Finnegan was placed at full. Co
fall was shifted to half because OF
because Of inemciency..
Yesterdays practice period was util-
lied BY line scrimmage in desper-
ate effort to strengthen the ends and
defense generally. Night practice in
the gymnasium was ordered by Har-
per for every practice day before Sat-
urday's game.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-22
-

There is. nothing
happen SO about tho
Robert Burns.
Its mild, satisfying
flavor could only b e
the result of two things:
N A perfect blend of
the choicest tobacco
and (2) hand workman.
ship Of the highest
grade.
Give the Robert
Burns a chance toproue
its goodness to You.
The "Invincible"
shape is now leading
all the other Robert
Burns shapes in popu.
larity.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-22
GREAT NORTHERN
TEAM WINS GAMES

The Great Northern team Of the
City Bowling league won two out
Of three from the Lion Drug company
last night. The first ten innings re-
suited In tie between the two teams,
but the Great Northern won when the
tie was rolled off.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-22
DoNLIN MARRTEs AGAIN

Asbury Park. Oct. 22.-Michael J.
Donlin Of the New York National
league baseball club was married here
yesterday afternoon to Miss Rita
Ross, niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
J. Ross. This is Donlin's second mar
riage. His first wife. Mabel Hite, an
actress. died about two years ago.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-22
O'DAY'S SELECTION.

Left Ficld-Speaker. Red Sox.
Center Fleld-Cobb. Tigers.
Right Field-Jackson, Maps.
First Base-Saier. Cubs.
Second Base-Collins, Athletics.
Shortstop-Maranvi Braves.
Third Base-1immerman.
CatcherS Archer, Cubs:
Schalk, White Sox.
Pitchers - Rudolph. Braves:
James, Braves; Vaughn. Cubs:
Cheney, Cubs.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-22

strength to them at time when the
rest OF the team was languishing sad :
iy Even 80 1t is doubtful whether
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-22
w1NsHIP SCHOOL WINS.
Defeats Belmont Eleven in Yester.
DAVIS Game

In yesterdays grammar-grade foot
ball contest, the Winship school de-
feated the Belmont team, 30 to O. The
lineups and summary:
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-22

University Of Psnnsyivania Eradu-
rial To- the last Aiks Murphy.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-22

The st. Louis nght promoters are
extending their bouts to 10 rounds.
Duke Bowers is signed up for two
more battles ahead, with few more
in the air.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-22

Here's a Problem.
If Gowdy earned, $1,000 bonus
and a bigger salary. what. should
Stallings do for Rudolph, James and
Tyler? So. - = =. -. :
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-22

The Braves individually are getting
tired Of the hero role.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-08

TIE PRICE or GLORY

suppose YOU take a look al this
couple. They are servian man and
his wife in their native dress.
soon he'll march Off with the army
to fight for his fatherland quite SURE
70 bleed. perhans to die Don't imae
inc he knows the reasons why. What
he knows is that there's been "cai
to the colors. which means that Of.
ne must 80.
Al first thereu be 50 much "rah
rah. 10 it that he'll probably maro'
with pride and maybe swagger a bi
when the officers aren't looking
Pretty soon though, his feet viii
get sore, his legs will ache and huu
ger and thirst Will gnaw his yitals
II he escapes the bayonets and bul
let's theren be the fever; so that. an
way YOU look at IT, II be gets back
all. it's ten to one he'll be the meres
wreck and shadow o. the fine. up
standing. happy -go-lucks chap yot
see before You He and thousand
like him. And all for what
At that we'd rather have his fai'
than hers. For her. the long-draVI
agony OF lonely waiting the nerve
vrecking dread the maddening sus
Dense
Then. any day the enemy may com
and burn her humble home. seize q
plumber the little she has 70 sustain
her while her man j. away scare
not murder her children-yes. that.
nor all or even the wors,
She, too. screaming or faintng
she and thousands ike her-may Do
fed 10 the brutal lasts % leash
slipped demons. for war everywhere
helish in the Balkans ever
known kind o. hell
Battle glorious Var eunouling'
Yes when 5ust
But this war abruptly forced By n
bate. envy and fear " big power u7
on small nation on tie seeressor
side looks merely wantoH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-08
August sth In History

1S54-Preparations we're made fo'
.4e siege o, Romersund. the French
aere landing troops al Aland. south Of
the besieged cit-
fS64-so many men o. chicago and
the state Of Illinois were being re-
eruited bv agents ,or other states
that Governor Yates issued an order
barring such agents
lSSi-The bodies OF those Who died
$50 the Greely expedition were re
.eiyed a- Governors Island. s. Y.
viib military hOnors.
Ise4-Papan protested against the
delivery 20 china of l0-eoooo0 rifle
cartridges by an American firm
1908 Collapse OF d bridge az Dry
rrees. CAL. caused a railroad wreck
n which is persons were killed and
uau4 injured
laz-The Presidents Palace in
Ha.H blew up. killing President Lee
route and others
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-08

on Tuesday next the mayor asks
the voters OF Guthrie TO vote bonds
to buy the electric light plant and for
an increased levy OF l7 mills to run
the city. The school board also asks
for a levy to conduct nine months
school The proposition 10 vote
bonds for the light plant is too vague
10 commend consideration. 1t viii be
defeated Moreover to saddle $4,000
additional taxes on the people to ere
ate a sinking fund to ~ 8 per cent
interest on 100000 for the light plant
il not feasible. Ii would cost tho
city 100000 a wear to operate the light
plant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-08
PANAMA READY FOR
TIE EMERGENCY

THE EMERGENCY
The New York Comme.oai hears
thai there is greater o. less a.arm i
commercial circles iu rhis eoaHtr q,
vel as abroad Jest a general asr ir
Europe should bring abol- .,o.n-
OF the suez Canal go traffic 1l
thinks this alarm ore-looks tae rar
that the Panama route is already r
shape 20 handle q large pert ~ tle
business and So E, rolld seem te lo
Announcement was recently uade rla'
br the fifteenth o. AHsas. tae is.a.
misn waterwar voa.a be- reaiv *
admit O., the pas SAGE of ships frae-
inE as much a. 81 zee. o' water and
very small proportion % Tie bot.
toms using the suez Canal IS O.
deeper drsu ln such .ir.au stan -
shipping would uo- b- pur to sn.
very great inconyeuieure even shout,
the worst come 90 tie eo-s- in Ea.
rope and he suez route le close
temporarily. while Tie result woll,
bs 81 appree.alie 1enert IS Pauam.
in e-tabiishinE traffic through th,
new waterway
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OFFICIAL BALLOT

Special Election Held on the 1lth
Day OF August. A. d.. 1914 School
District No. go. Guthrie. Logan Coun-
tv. oklahoma
Shall q levy be made Of l.5 mills up
on an property subject TO taxation in
said School District no. so, Logan
County. Oklahoma in addition to the
five mills limit provided by law for
the current expenses Of said school
district for the fiscal year beginning
July LIST. 1912
eeeaae
For the levy.
Against the levy.
aeeass
CThe Elector shall stamp in The
printed square to indicate his choicel
The polls al said election shall be
opened at The hour or 8 O'Clock in tho
forenoon and shall bee closed at the
hour OF O'Clock in tie afternoon OF
said llth dae OF August. A. d.. 1914.
The result OF said Special Election
shall be returned aud canvassed pur-
suant Il, law I'm su,b cases made and
provided. ana IN accordance with the
cbs-..r or said ci-v of Guthrie and
.so l,,.s ,e tho s+ate of Oklahoma
civoD unda- onr hands and The seal
~ ssi5 Scboo1 Df-trirf fhis Sth dav OF
Aupust 4 D.. 1874
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-08

August 1lth. or course. IL the prop
osition to purchase the electric light
plant carris, the estimate for street
lighting OF $S.00000 would be elimi-
mated for a portion of the year at
least, and the levy accordingly very
substantially reduced. In which
event even though the increased levy
is voted, only such portion OF ii
| would be assessed as might be neces-
sary. The city commissioners have
made careful estimate of their re-
Qurements and if this increase levy
is not voted, their work will be very
seriously hampered.
The most rigid economy has been
exercised by the city during the past
year, making saving of $4,000 over
two wears ago The police force has
been reduced from eight patrolmen to
four and last winter, when burglariz-
ng our homes was rampant, sugges
tions were heard indicating that in
The Judgment Of many OF our people
the police protection was inadequate,
aence ii is potent that a further re-
ductiou OF the force would be unwise.
In the matter OF firemen, We now
have nine as against sixteen two
years ago. and in the light and eX-
peNenke of recent fires; our fire
lighting force and expense is reduc-
ed to a point where If it were more /
might seriously affect all of Our
risks and rates.
The recent shortage of water has
required unusual disbursements by
the water department, making levy
Of abont $500 necessary this year for
that department.
Our streets are maintained at
cost that approXimates about 90 per
cent OF what they were two years
lqo ana for any kind OF service and
abstraction. further curtailing in this
department would be, 10 say the least,
All the other funds
have beeg reduced propo'ionately
The city commissioners believe that
me rates for pumping water and for
lighting the streets, as charged by the
electric Light company, are too high,
ma if the increased levy asked for
ails to carry, that they will be
obliged TO cut ont about one half OF
he street lamps. or revise the rates
% such an extent as 70 be within
he limit of available funds TO pay.
1t The present time street lighting
osts sS0o0.00 per year. being al the
are Of $500 per arc lamp per month.
nd our water pumping costs about
S.25oo0 per ear or an average Q, )
cents per thousand gollans With
lese contracts in existence. the levy t
sked for should be voted - + f
ISSLEY, Mayor. 5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-08

Make $2l neNJ Saturday Brand new
proposition, patented last January,
Amazing invention, compressed air
Washing machine, weighs but two
pounds, exeels work Of high priced
machines. Customers excited agents
coming money. A sale at every house
price only $50; poo per cent profit
Cleans tub of clothes in three min
utes, works like magic f Hughes
made $2l first eight hours No charge
Tor territory Investigate Write now.
Wendell Vacuum Washer Co, 3S6
OK St, Leipsic, Ohio,
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN from my
barn Al rear OF candy store. last
night MY bay delivery pony This
ony is dark bay star and white
stripe in face. TWO white feet. roach
ed name. Pony is about ten years
old a suitable reward will be paid
Tor information hat viii lead to the
recovery OF rony w. & smith
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-08
Home Missions

/ F70lNC HiSSlNiS
| Friday morning, August T. 1914. Al
ter the devotional exercise Rev. DR.
L. Thomas representative OF the
Board Of Home Mission and Church
Extension OF the NJ. +. church, was
introduced to the conference, an in
teresting lecture on the working Of
the board stating tha, 700 churches
received aid through This board
Reports from pastors local preach
ers aud Sunday school superintend
ents. The DR.. l. l. Thomas advised
the pastors to take more interest in
he work and to carry the flag up
where it could be seen instead OF
carrying il under his arm
We bad a good lively afternoon ses-
sion At o'clock the conference has
been favored oy a lively song sery !
ice for one-balf hour lead by Prof
scales Afterwards Rev ! l.. Thomas
gave lecture. subject Aisfits which
we're Humorous and> also lnsT rue
dive. Committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-08

tgnst, A. d., 1914, at a regular meet
I ing of the Board OF Education of tn
: City OF Guthrie, Logan County, Okla
! homa, there was duly passed by SAT-
Board a resolution authorizing am
: directing the Chairman and Clerk .
said Board to call special election
for the purpose of submitting th,
question OF making such increased
levy;
Now, Therefore, by virtue of til,
authority vested in us, by the consti.
tuition and laws of the State of Okla
homa, and the charter OF the City o
Guthrie, and pursuant to said reso-
luton we hereby proclaim and give
notice that a special election is here
by called to be held in the City OF
Guthrie on Tuesday, the llth day OF
August. A d., 1914 for the purpose
of submitting to the qualified elect
ors Of School District No 80, the
question Of making an increased levy
for said distric in the sum of L.
mills
Said election shall be held at the
following places located in the City Of
Guthrie, Logan county Oklahoma, to-
wit
First ward, Precinct "A, 70l East
Oklahoma Avenue.
First ward, Precino "B' Capitol
School Building.
Second ward. Precinct A Central
School Building.
Second ward Precinct "B' city
Hail
Ihlrd ward Precinct Opera
House
Third ward, Precinct b los South
FIRST ST
Fourth ward. Precinct a us
west Noole Avenue
Fourta ward. Precinct "R 101
south F1Ith 81
fitth ward, l22f West Warner
Avenue.
Said election shall be held and
conducted by the County Election
Board in the manner provided By the
general election law Of said state
The electors residing in the terri
'ory attached to the City OF Guthrie
for school purposes lying between Di-
vision street extended south. and Ok
lahoma Avenue extended east shall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-08

Don't permit T0urseIf u Uf"0U'
ronsfipated as your system lnme
ilateiy begins to absorb poison iron
the hacked-u waste matter Use Dl
kinRs New Lile Ptls and keep ueli
There is no better safeguard aga n-
Muess. Just take one dose ton ue1t
1t. at your DrugEis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-08
AUSTRIAN REGIMENT CLEANED

Rome. Aug. S-An unconfirmed dis
patch published by the Tribuna SAYS
an Austrian regiment wa anniailat-
ed bv Servians TO the east Of Bel
grade and that the Austrians are IN
I,l retreat toward he Danube.
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AGENTs-Big 24x2S picture ara
frame, Re. Sells 5Oc Also Jack
Johnson and other negro DicC;res.
Tremendous sellers. Portraits, con
VeX work, frames low prices ere 1t
Peoples Portrait, Dept j3, Chicago,
IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-08
Water supply

w dlcf oNpF'F
Editor Leader a city must have
water The need is imperative, and
it must be supplied at whatever cost.
Year after year we have seen the
ordinary source of water supply for
Guthrie exhausted when summer
heat. and absence Of rain. demands an
accumulation through human agen
les. to meet the increased needs OF
he people, due TO the operations Of
nature in regulating the weather
have in mind three propositions
either OF which may guarantee an
adequate reserve and submit them
or the consideration OF those who
are Interested in the subject
First. find watershed of sufiici-
ent area to impound about forty
million gallons Of water which may
= held in store by dams Then BY a
roper onduit connect with the
ump house This plan involves The
ost Of the natural reservoir and ad
accent ground. the dam, right Of way
or the conduit and eos, Of its con
trucuon. The Ellison lake is spoken
i as the only natural reservoir with
reach. and it is estimated that It's
ost. and other expenses would ag-
rerate forty thousand dollars.-5ut
he quantity Of water that can be i'm
,ounded there has MOI been ascer-
tanned
The second scheme is more definite
md certain. and the matter Of cost
sill be the chief consideration For
light or nine months OF the year
here is large volume Of water
lowing down the Cottonwood, pass
ng the pumping station. and COINS |
O waste in the Cimarron Il we
3und a reservoir eight hundred and |
an feet sQuare.-or its equivalent IN |
rea-each foot in depth viii hold |
bout five million gallons and d
eacity OF eight feet will store forty /
million gallons. which should afford |
sufficient supply for the most pro |
racted dry spell likely 70 occur
such a reservoir may be- located near
be waterworks, and can be filled I
..t.-f, 80. fsor+0-,--0-.s ID -.-ev-i;i,7 q I
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gMx Ma W y ESx x W n w n N y
M COMM MUNICATtoks. u
gx Nj ~ Is M "a " 81 81 n u n II N

(The Leader is not responsible roI
contributions appearing under this
head. Anonymous communications
will not be printed. The real name
u the contributor must be given.)
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$1,000 day While you learn.
Address nearest office, Dept 2Sg
National Salesmen's Training Asso-
citation, Chicago, New York, Kansas
City, San Francisco.
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First published in Guthrie Dat
Leader August IS. l9l41
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS. on the eth day OF Au-
gust. A. D.. 1914. a. a regularly ad-
iourned meeting Of the Logan Coun
o. Excise Board within and Tor the
County OF Logan state OF Oklahoma
there was duly passed by the said
Logan County Excise Board a reso-
luton directing thai the County Clerk
or said counts and state be authoriz-
Cd and directed 70 enter upon the rec
ords OF the proceedings OF said board
that the excess estimate OF the Board
of Education 81 The City OF Guthrie
the same being School District No 50.
vas reasonably necessary for the
current expenses OF said school dis
triet in the sum OF - mills ia adj
di-ion 10 the rive mills provided br
law. and thar The said clerk was di-
rected 10 give notice by publication
in one issue of some newspaper
printed In the said county. that a
special election would be held IN said
district on Tuesdag he ii'h dar o.
August. 1919. for the purpose o. sub
hitting 70 the qualified electors of
said school district the question 0f
making sleh increased levy in the
sum % - mills. and.
WHEREAS. on The s'h day Of Au-
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AGENTS Learn about the profits
made supplying perfumes to fami-
lies. Address Leffler & Co, India
napolis, Ind
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100 IArE 10 CLASSIFY

s EATsESNECc WANTED - Experience
unnecessary. easy work. big pay
Write for large list OF openings Of
fer.ng opportunities TO earn $500 20
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$50 MONTHLY and expenses to
travel, distribute samples and take
orders or appoint agents; permanent.
lap American Co., Chicago.
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Whenever You Need . General Tonic
Take Groves.

The o Standard Groves Taste
IS chill Tonic is equally valuable as
a General Tonic because it contains
Ne well known tonic properties OF
,UINTNE and IRON Drives out
Malaria. enriches Blood, Builds up
re Whole system soc. ADV.
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SIDELnNE Salesman attention This
years proposition the best yet Get
in touch with us at once for our live
premium proposition. We guarantee
our goods o sell or take back all un-
sold GOODS Write today for 'ull par
uculars. Garfield Mfg Co, 20S
Siegel street, Chicago, III.
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DO EASY, pleasant coIorlng work at
home; good pay, no canyassing; no
experience required. Illus. particu-
lars free. Helping Hand Stores,
Chicago
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letter files for sale 81 Tno Leace-
sfuee. Price ssc 3 for $50
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Dr.. e. c. Adams, Dentist, Suite !, 2,
8, Spurlock Building. Phone is.
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ADD TO YOUR family income knit
ting hosiery No experience; con-
.ant work. machines furnished un-
der contract We take the product
Make application today HeIrin
Hand store. IncJ, Chicago
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$3.50 ANNUALLY operate with
HE evenings at home Everything
furnished. Don't worry about capital
BOYD n Brown. Omaha, Neb.
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SEXTON & co. Importers manu-
facturers and wholesale srocers,
the largest house in the world selling
farmers and large consumers, want
statesmen in every state Honest,
energetic men only Experience de-
sirable not essential Permanent
profitable business in your home
county Good references required.
JOHN SEXTON K CO.
LAKE < FRANKLIN SITS,
CHICAGO.
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COIORED man or woman under %
wanted No experience needed
$4,000 month Write quick. Box A
400. Cincinnati, Ohio.