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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-11
HILTON
HILTON

We are now building several nice hn,,ss aotsl
ttiltonia Tract, Let US build for you T,o ~
over material we are using, note suhsta ntIs1
construction. We save money for vnl, va
supply plans. specifications and s,Iner,, i ~
Iree we finance you and procure money ~
you. Call and inspect plans of one ma ~, tor
200 up. CITY REALTY co, IO4S I snr,n aSr
neld av. tat Orange av), Irvington ~ c ~.
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ARLINGTON

LET CITY REALTY co. build coy one
family house on your vacant lot; s1,700
full price: we finance 1t. furnish plans,
inspect plans; open Sunday. CITY REALTY
CO.. 1045 Springfield av., Irvington. at
Orange av.
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HELP WANTED
FEMALE

GIRLS wanted for ribbon trimming on in
fants and ohildren's white dresses; must
be neat. BROHMAN Co, 10 Centre st.
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HAT RENOVATORS
PERSONALS

NINE. LILLIAN makes coraets to your indi-
vldual measurements; Improvement of hg-
ure and perfect tit guaranteed; reasonable.
Wiss building Newark. ". J.
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SAFETY and certainty yen VIII md IN the
Excelsior motnrcvce so before YOU buy
your 1914 ma chine see ours and ynu will
soon decide the machine you ought 10 ride
end the price YOU ought to paw: see the Two
speed they are all talking about. cash or
CYCLE CO.. S45 Broad ct. Mkt s917.
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CALDWELL--Extensive list farms. estates,
dwellings. sale or rent, In THU delightful
country. FREDERICK p. COLI ms, n.ar
station, Caldwell. N J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


TWELFTH AV., corner two lots. one 'front.'
ing on the avenue, one side street
Frame store and eight rooms; stable and
sheds; steam heat; fine location for deli
catessen store or any business; 1t Is cheap
at $500; cash required, $4,000. ~
RoSEVILLE, Orange St, in centre of busi-
ness district '40x100; three stores and
dwelling; all impts.; nine rooms; frame;
convenient to railroads; $4,000.
ORANGE ST.--Frame 25x7t; store and
eight rooms; $500.
GOLDEN ST., near Central av.-3Ox100; IL
familiesi rents for $104 month; In good
order; $500; cash required, 81, 000
GOLDEN ST, rear Central av.-Frane, g
rooms; $36 monthly; $4,000.
NEW 81, above Plane--Brick impts; new
house; $4,000.
NEW. ST., near High-Three families; frame;
$1,000.
NEW ST. near High-Two frame houses;
$500 buys both.
PLANE ST, near Central av.--Frame, 25x
1900; two baths. two heaters; all impts
IL rooms; $4,000.
FLAME ST. near Warren-Brick, in good
order; 20xi0o; II rooms; two families;
$4,000.
JAMES sT.-To close an estate, frame, 16
rooms; 26x112; SO 500.
JOHN F SINNOTT,
$50 Broad st.
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ds sAHd ~. lrvington--New wo-fa,,,,,,.
s7Ex Sc1ed n house; 70 rooms two baths ' pIos
modern Dargain near cars; easy terprn ,S.
Stuvvesan ~ PaoNeinents. Write OWNER tss
Sluyvesant av. Lyndhurat, N. i -''-N' asz
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ahsi PACKERS

SAL ESMAN--capable speciality man for New
sssiJersey; staple line new and exceptional
Germs; vacancy now; attractive commission
contract: S36 weekly for expenses. MILES
r. BIXLER CO. 1875 CarliD Building,
Cleveland o.
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HELP WANTED

AGENTS--Sn appiest household line on earth
red hot sellers, steady repeaters; over $50
different articles goods guaranteed; 100 per-
cent. profit; write quick, hurry. E. NJ,
FELTMAN, Sales Manager, S0Ss Sycamore
st., Cincinnati. o.
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PRINTING
DRESSMAKERS
CORsETs TO ORDER

NINE LILLIAN, CoRSETIERE.
Makes corsets to your individual measure.
u1ents; front and back lace; the science of
corsetry applied; improvement of figure and
PERFECT FIT Guaranteed reasonable.
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HELP WANTED
naAvD

AGENTS and statesmen for fast-selling sfh-
Giles for a large wholesale house; particu-
lars free or send 10e for samples. NELSON
RYAN great agents supply house, Trenton,
NJ j.. Dept. NJ.
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HELP WANTED
FEMALE.

ENERGETIC lady. who desires to conduct
~ pleasant business from home. Gail or
write NINE. LILLIAN. Wiss Building, New
ark. N. j.
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AGENTS--50O per cent profit, gold and
silver sign letters for store and office
for free sample. METALLIC LETTER CO,
4S8 N. Clark Chicago.
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SEVERAL 2-famlly houses roe sale: Inn
provements' moderate price; little cash
required. Information at 1913 Bruce st.,
Newark. Phone Market 3s7.
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PIANIST wanted. POPULAR Be- and Toe
STORE. 2l2 Harrison av.. Harrison.
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MEDICAL

LADIES consult a specialist on all special
ailments Irregularities. ETC.; treated by Q
teed lady attendant; prl,a nursing ar
ranged IL necessary, charges low; advice
free; hours. to 3; Sundays, 10 to !: taAs
elevated. subway OF surface cars to W, scth
ST. station: only Is minutes from cortlandt
terminal; or 12 minutes from 2sd st. ferfy.
EXPERIENCED SPECIALIST. 1873 w. e6th
ST. near Broadway. N. y Citv.
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BUILDING lots in Greyic- q section choics
location: will sell at lear Than cost. In
nuire OF JOHN DeGRA". Urion Bldg.
Newark.
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A SETTING OF White OrpinRton eggs for
haehing from the finest imported and do
nestle stock. 50 a setting. VIM. GREVILLE,
Brelle, y. j.
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INSTRUCTION
NEWARK ACADEMY

WILSON FARRAND. HEATl MASTER.
Thorough preparation for any college or
scientific school. or Tor business life. Cata-
logue on request.
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AGENTS, do not accept any offer until you
have ours. Write Tor free sample AMI
Asw spring catalogue just out. II. l.. N
3ss A. MeHuGH, Box %, Mapleton Depot
PennsylS ania.
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statesmen

statesmen - WANTED,
TWO YOUNG MEN.
GRADUATES OF HIGH
SCHOOL, WHO ARE WILL
ING TO WORK FOR A FU-
TGRE; MEN WHO ARE
NOT AFRAID OF HARD
WORK AND WHO ARE
CAPABLE OF DELIVERING
THE PUNCH, GIVE FULL
PARTICULARS IN YOUR
FIRST LETTER, SALARY
EXPECTED. FIRMS YOU
HAVE WORKED FOR AND
THE POSITION HELD.
ADDRESS CHANCE. BOX
rs. STAR OFFICE.
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ORANGE AND MAPLEwoop-Always have
special bargains q mean real bargalns) for
sale rent or exchange; perhaps thosu I an
of ering Will suit you; state requi -ments
]. q. TRUSDELL MOORE. Real Estate
Broker, office for over % years onpOsita rsEick
Church station. East Orange. Notc--If you
can't cell your property exehars It, Ex.
changing property in the Oranges and else.
where Is my speciality.
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81 PER 90 may be made embrodering one
plain corner handkerchief: work sent any
where postpaid; year round snare time sales
agency; trial lot stamped handlserchiets and
Instructions 25c. ARABIAN SUPPLY CO.,
Dept. Is, Cleveland o.
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GIRLS wanted by CONSOLIDATED
SAFETY PIN Co, 80 FaTrand st., Bloom
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AUTOMOBILES


BARGAINs-used commercial cars x and
terms reasonable INGLE- HUNT MOTORS
CO" i6-ls shipmau st. Tel. 1850 Market.
ALTO lamps radiators fencsrs and wind.
shields repaired no competition can beat
Us N. j. LAMP WORKS, Is Wlllinm st.,
Newark; tel. 7244-W Market.
EosCH magnetos and Mohawk tires; all
makes OF magnetos and tires repaired.
TIRE TRADING CO. 30 William st.
HAYNES 7-passenger automobile for sale:
reasonable price. 45 Chadwick ay.
Autos TO HIRE,
PEERLESS CARS. LIMOUSINE OR TOUR.
ING, HOUR. DAY MONTH. 440 CENTRAL.
AV. EAST ORANGE. PHONE 1s91oRANGE
WANT an auto for pleasure, weddings, ETC.,
at the right price2 We have big 7-pass
cars. GEO Lee. 1850 B. Band S2ss-w, BIB
TWO DOLLARS per hour hires new cars
reliable service, careful drivers cARPEN.
----------------- ----.----------------=-=--
MOTORCYCLES AND
BICYCLES
~-'>-4--e~-7,.. 49, sss-,-@-~~--o>@
BICYCLES AND MoToRcYcLEs
Largest stock In Eastern States.
Removal Sale Great Reductions.
LIVER Johnson Pierce GOum6ia stearns
purchase Is coaster brake Regular sSs
guaranteed tires $l.49
Iver Johnson Reading. Motors.
Open evenings. Old wheels taken In trade.
% HERiBsER +" AUSTIN. "''A'
n William St, 81 Orange ST.. both half
block from Broad.
BICYCLES. s1s to sac; second. hand bicy-
cles ys to $40. Factory prices-Do not
one at any price urtii you receivs our latest
catalogue of hign-grade bicycles and sun
dries and learn our unheard-of prices and
cent to write postal and everything will
be sent you free by return mail. You will
get much valuable information. Do not walt;
wheels lamps, parts. repairs and sundries
of all kinds at half usual prices; $3.50 gas
proof tires 81 So. PARK Rcwv MOTOR
CYCLE CO, SO vesey ST.. New York city.
WATCH ont for takers thcs advertise goods
at half price. or those that them in
carload lots and nay for advertising to sell
that's in business to make a living: you
have. some chance to get your moneys
garS aE KRgB st w IL @
Pope motcrcvcles. Reading Standard and all
other makes of bicycles worth selling 81
" lillHIu NJ Two uooFs ifDm washington bt.
81 William 81.
1914 FLYING MERKLE fnnurcvoles s225;
carload Of wei-known bicx'les we viii
sell at cost. $3.50 to SEQ 1919 hicvcles. SO
10 SIS: regular $3.50 punctur- proof tires.
So. npectals csc al other Foods at one-thlrd
on. BELMONT CYCLERY GO. 345 Broad
St: branch 12G South Orange av.
SAFETY and certainty yen VIII md in the
Excelsior motorcycle: before YOU buy
your 1914 machine see ours and you will
soon decide the machine you ought 70 ride
End the price YOU ought TO paw. the Two
Speed they are all talking about; cash or
credit: bicvcles from SIS up. HAVFRFoRD
CYCLE CO. S45 Broad st. Mkt. s917.
1914 HARLEY-phVIDSON
IN stock: only machine tiat can be started
with rear wheel on Rro"-d Used machines
$40 un, easy terms. BUSH MacDOUGALL,
3l2 falsey st. tOpen evenlngsJ
SEE the 1914 Arrow before buying else
where. THOMAS JACKSON, Sole Agent,
Clinton Hill Cycle Co, Badger av..
Clinton.
INDIAN, horsepower single cylinder, $40
ROSS, ii5 Clinton av.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE.


BA RTENDER experienced married. wishes
position. Address BARTENDER. 15S Elm
street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desires steady po-
sitlon; honest, sober and careful driver;
first class mechanic car make all my own
repairs. Address A. w. LEWANDOSKY,
H. Hudson st., Hackensack, N. j.
cHAUFFBUR-Young man wishes position
as chauffeur with private family or COM
merclal truck good mechanic Address
CHAUFFEUR, Box ST. Star office.
EMPLOYERS DO voc WANT A REAI.
MARRET 2ssS OR CALL AT 2o7 MASKh--
STREET. NEWARK. NO CHARGE FOR
FTNn1NG UlSr THB Roy YOU ARE
LOOKING FOR. BIG BROTHER MOVE
kENT
GARDENER-Fl Flower, vegetables horses,
painting, houseman, handy with tools; ref
erence. GARDENER, Box 49, Star office.
MAN, handy at all kinds of work. wishes
work or odd Job; sober and reliable. Nc
Carly, 5is Valley I'd, West Orange.
PIANO and furniture nol'sher wants posi-
ton Address POLISHER, Box SO, Star
office.
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FRATERNAL EMBLEMs

WHEN needing fraternal emblems. rings.
lockets. charms. look up our line; cellu-
loid buttons, silk badges; catalogue on re-
street.
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POOL TABJEG

POOL TABLES bought. sold and rented; re-
pairing a speclalt, cues. tips chalk. cloth,
etc. LUDLOW, IS Market II. Tel 2iS4
Market; entrance on Washington 1T.
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Established 1895.
GlenWood Lofts

II. A. Parkhurst. prop, breeder of high elasR
exhibition and utility Carneaux. Monmouth
houers aud Swiss M0ndaines; SQUAD breeders
Il speciality; single White Leghorns. 1s0-
egg strain; every hen trap nestled Cal any
day. 10 GlenwoOd Hv., East Orange. \. j.
Phone Orange 737-R Winners at leading
shows.
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IRYINGr,,N

$500 CASH, $40 monthly. buys beau,,t,u 49,.
90 tt,wo-iamiiy dwelling below cost of d,i l1w
sstructedi every modern convenience i,, Son-
,hs separate steam heaters expensive sI+aa
he SuseoraIohs thirteen rooms and two tiIas
LlNNFTT & WOLF, AL Clinton aV. onered'
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ENGINES
FURNACES
Hou sEHOLD GOODS.

BOYNTON Crusader hot air furnace wit
cellar pipes and o radiators. Ito sout
Tenth st.
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1911 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

n stock! only machine tiat can be atarted
with rear wheel on Rro"~d Used machines
$50 un easy terms. BUSH. MacDOUGALL.
312 ialsey ST. (Open evenlngsJ
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HbtNEHOI4D GOObS.
CARPET, Brussels. 1910; bureau, $3.50;
sewing machine $500 plano, $40; hall
stand. S5.75. rug. So. 20 Bridge St, near
Broad.
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FOR SALE-One brass bed, spring and
mattress, small oak dresser, folding couch.
almost new; call morning or evening. MRS.
HOFF 1863 Peshine av., city.
ON account of going away must sell i'm
mediately. household furniture QUACK-
ENBUSH. 165 North Twelfth St
TYPEWHITERs
All Makes Rebuilt Typewriters.
WE GUARANTEE H.A kRY MACHINE SOLD
Rentals 81 per month up. Sold $40 up.
NEWARK THPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
8 Beaver st. Phone Mkt. 1870
block east Of Broad 8 doors from Market
REMINGTON II: Wall adder like new: Bar
gains In l and 2 color Underwoods Mon
aTchs L c. Smiths, Remingtons 10. GEO.
NJ. JUDD a Academy ST. 1867 Mkt.
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BAYHEAD

FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. INFORMAs
TON FREE.
JOS. r. NORTON. BAYHEAD. N. j.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. neople everywhere; n
you want good paying. legitimate spare
time work for home or Office send 90 cents
to THE CALUMET SYSTEM. Dept. s, 4s4s
Barring av East Chicago. Ind.
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RAGTIME niano playing bass with or with
out reading notes guaranteed IN 10 TO 20
ieHsonP. VIM method trial lesson free.
STAUDFP's STUDIO s2s Camden 1T.
Phone 49a7 Waverlv
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-02
RUSSIA'S FOREIGN MINISTER

Serge Sazonoff, the minister for
foreign affairs, has been four years In
his present office. The United States
remembers that 1t was to him as the
representative of the car that the
American ambassador to Russia, Cur
tbs Guild, delivered the formal declara-
ton from President Taft December Is,
1911, that the treaty of 1882 between
the United States and Russia would
be abrogated by tie United States on
January 1, 1913, as protest against
the passport regulations in Russia
against American Jews. Sazonoff is
believed to be friendly to e settle.
ment Of the question according to the
desires of Washington, but his in
fiuence is not sufficiently strong with
the Russian bureaucracy to accom-
plish it.
He is a brotber-in-law OF Russia's
former prime minister, Stolypin. a
despotic servant of the imperial des-
pot, who came to his end by assassina-
ton. Sazonoff is not a man of the
- o,,d bio noIitjnoI crond ic in roo litxy
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-02
ORDINARY
People "
ENGLAND'S FOREIGN SECRETARY

Sir Edward Grey, Bart, knight of
the Garter, Liberal secretary of state
for foreign affairs since December,
1905, has been recently Great Brit
aims most outstanding figure. He is
the closest confdant of King George
" among all his present ministers and
is marked out as England's next Lib
eral prime minister He was the first
statesman within more than a CEN
fury without the rank of noble to
have received the highest decoration
the king of England has to bestoW,
when King George conferred upon
him the noble Order Of the Garter.
Indeed, in the many hundreds of years
that have elapsed since the order was
created, there has been only one other
occasion when a member of the house
of commons has been so honored,
when Sir Robert Walpole, prime min
lister, received it.
Sir Edward Grey inherited his IT,
tie of baronet from his grandfather,
Sir George Grey, who was one OF the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-02
KAISER'S IMPERIAL CHANCELLOR

The fifth to hold the Office since
Bismarck became the first chancellor
of the German empire in 1871, DR.. Won
Betnmann Hollweg, the present 1mpe-
rial chancellor, is a big, raw-boneo
man who looks like backwoodsman,
built by nature for the rough, unclv1l-
lied life of the frontier, its poverty
and privations He is in reality the
product OF many generations of wealth
and culture, a philosopher whose high
est delight is in the abstruse. scholar
" problems of metaphysics, and who
has become a statesman by imperial
command.
OF Jewish origin some generations
ago. when a daughter of the famous
Jewish banker of Frankfort, Beth
mann, married a son of the Prussian
noble family Of Hollweg. the chancel-
lor looks as If he might trace his ORR
gin In direct line back to the ZealOts,
that small band of indomitable Jews
who carried on a desperate struggle
with the Romans to preserve Jerusa-
lem from falling into profane hands ant
defeat. Under certain influences of el
Hollweg would have become Social
he has had, he is bureaucrat.
The son Of the Jewish bankers
was Bethmann Hollweg's grandfather.
,,,oof+b ov1d +bro,Ioh his father enough
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-02
NEW POPE A PATRICIAN

A patrician has succeeded a pie
bian on the throne of the Fisherman.
A son of a Marchese (Marquise),
whose brothers are an admiral and a
captain in the Italian navy follows as
pontiff of 30O,000,00O Catholics the
son of a village postman whose de-
vout sisters are the humblest of
peasants.
will my frail shoulders be able
to bear this burden?" cried Giacomo
Cardinal della Chiesa, archbishop OF
Bologna, when his election as vicar
of Jesus Christ on earth was an
nounced. His hearers knew he re-
ferred to the Armageddon, for he real
lied full well he had been chosen to
meet one of the greatest crises in the
worlds history.
And so is elevated to the highest
spiritual seat man almost unknown
outside of Italy, one whose sixty years
make him young man in the papacy.
The whole world, Catholic and nom
catholic alike, is curious over the per-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-02

czySEI4S9 ISTORY again repeats ITSELF Seventeen
s: s: $: :: :: : ::
tsazS& bound in the Arctic ocean somewhere
n :s:: :: +; +: e. T.; ::
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-02
NOTICEABLE ACCENT.

Rosemary-Look at the making motions
with his hands and wriggling his shoulders
Thornton-Yes; l happen to know him.
Rosemary-Who is he and what is he doing?
Thornton-He is deaf and dumb man who
talks with French accent.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-02

d who submitted to humiliation but not
nvironment and Inheritance Bethmann-
st. Under certain others. thWse which
daughter and the Prussian mobiles son
Through his mother he had enough
ancestry to become an intimate OF roy
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-02

was impossible to an
Choir. One of the whal-
ers, the Jeanette, was
also secured to the ice
to the south of the
revenue cutter. Here is
what Captain Tuttle re-
ported of the situation
at the time:
''In the afternoon OF
the Goth there wers
large pieces of ice DRIFT
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-02

sonaiy
viii mankind back nothing
which
birth latter
his after induced
ug S a
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WORTH TRYING.

Nov some doctor advises people to eat sand
Seems dangerous to me. What do you think"
Dunno. l think it might be safe to take
chance Most Of us need 1t badly in our systems.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-02

statesmen whose wisdom brought about the passing OF the reform act
became Northumberland
noblest families
all North America
during his his cousin.