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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-05-08
C0URTESIES OF WAR.
christmas Boxes the Beers Dropped
Among the English.

When the Beers advanced on Lady
smith in the Transvaal war the late
Melton Prior was one OF the twenty
newspaper correspondents who threw
In their lot with the English army in
stead OF making the hurried retreat
that was still possible. In his book
Campaigns Of a War Correspondent"
he tells many interesting incidents o.
the siege.
The enemy succeeded In placing thir-
ty-twO guns on the heights above the
town and kept up such an incess6nt
fire that the troops and civilians were
soon engaged In digging bomb proof
shelters. In short time they learned
TO distinguish the different Boer guns
by their sound and gave them amusing
names. Three OF the large ones they
called Long TOm," Putting Billy"
and Weary Willie" Then there was
"Silent Susan" so named because the
bursting OF shell was the first warn
ing we got that 1t had been fred.
Bloody Mary" as you may suppose,
was looked upon as beast Of a gun.
In spite Of the havoc that the can
non worked. the soldiers soon grew ac-
custOmed to the Smelling. One day the
Second Gordon highlanders were play
ing football, when a shell pumped in
among them. Fortunately, no one was
hit, and they went on playing. The
Beers were 80 interested, apparently,
that they gave up firing and actually
sat on the edge Of the hills, watching
the game. Then, when 1t was all over,
the firing started afresh.
But this was not the only courtesy
the enemy showed. On Christmas day
they saluted the happy morn by salvos
OF shells The first two that fell into
the camps of the carabineers and the
Imperial Light horse did not burst.
When the shells were picked up it was
found that wooden plugs had been In
serted in place Of the fuses, and inside
the shells were plum buildings. On the
outside were the words, with the
compliments OF the season"
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-05-08

Bungalow for rent Enquire at Re.
cord office or phone lib, rings -2t
Opportunity Comes To Every One
is an old saying Opportunity intro
duoes itself TO the people Of st
Mariss through the Ritzville Min
ing and Milling Company 800 In
vested SIX months ago would bring
$500 now Va Will not attempt to
tell you what It will bring In six
months more Ask those who have
seen our copper mine aud then 60
aud see II for yourself "Seeing is
believing W P Hofsttetter agt-adv
1850 cash buys a fine steel hull
launch and boat house Everything
IN good condition Cost $1,000 See
Ohas Laws
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-05-08
New Books
Now in Library

The foil owing is list OF the new
library books as recently received by
Librarian Mrs Lyon These bouks
have ell been listed aud placed on
the shelves a, the library aud are now
at the disposal of the patrons Of the
library
Twenty Years In Hull House
Emma
Pipes Of Olovis
Bow of Orange Ribbon
Bird Neighbors
Things Worth Doing
Carey, Alice ana Phete; Poems
Lady Of the Robins
Memoirs of the Cavalier
Barneby Ridge
Land Of the Long Night
David Oopperfeld
Bird Homes
Mill On the Floss
Astronomy for Amatuers
Mary Francis Sewing Book
Poor Little Rich Carl
Circumcision
Lincoln The Lawyer
MopsA the Fairy
Book Of Indoor aud Outdoor
Gamer
Blue Bird
Polly Anna
LRddle
S. }. Rioh Commissioners Report
l9ll-l2
Daudelion Cottage
Riley, James w., Poems
Peveril OF the Peak
SOnny's Father
Memoirs of LOUIS Is and His
Court
atoddard Lectures Paris vol
Berlin vol 6
Rhine and Belgium Vol 7
Shakespeare Comedies vol 4
Histories vol 8
Histories vol 6
Doubtful Plays vol
Biography vol 8
christmas Book of Mr. TetmRroh
Political History of Institutions
Of Idaho
New Freedom
Character Building
Rebecoa of Sunny Farm
Friendship Village
Love Stories.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-05-08
THE CRUSH OF WORLDS.
Il Will Come When the Solar System
Falls Into the Sur.

Il Will Come When the Solar System
Falls Into the Sur.
The whole OF the present solar sys-
tenn Is ultimately to fall into the sun,
causing an explosion that may result
In new solar system. Such Is the
theory put forward in the Journal OF
Natural Science by Professor Philip
Fauth. well known astronomers,
whose reputation has rested principal
" upon his researches into conditions
on the moon.
The novel feature Of Dr. Fauth's
theory is that It is based upon the sup
position that a great part OF the known
solar system, including especially the
planets Jupiter, Uranus and Saturn,
are not composed Of mineral matter at
al, but are tremendous masses Of ice,
OF balls OF ice surrounding a mineral
kernel. Furthermore, he declares, a
part Of what is now known as the
Milky way is not mineral or gaseous,
but "a ring Of ice dust" masses Of
particles OF ice suspended IN space, the
outer planets receiving a constant ad-
dition to their ice mass from this
source.
Professor Fauth declares that the
world already at some remote period
has had a similar experience. resulting
In the death OF nearly all animate ma
ture, and that all species OF life as we
know 1t have arisen since then. Even
tually the planets swinging through
their narrowing orbits viii fall into the
sun. causing new explosion and per-
haps the birth Of new solar system,
but for thousands OF years before that
time all life, either on earth or else
where, will have disappeared.-New
York Sun.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-05-08
Citym Brief

Meet me at the Hotel Normoyle
Occur d'Alene. Ado If.
Mr. and Mrs e B Flagg returned
Tuesday from Occur d'Alene where
they had been spending a few days
visiting relatives
FOR SALE White Pekin duck.
lings, one weak old, 20 cents Phone
11l3 @ W Jarmin-stv 81
Fred Gilhreth and DIVIDE Parks
left Tuesday for Medical Lake where
they will play ball this summer
When IN st. Joe stop at the Com
meroial Hotel Hot aud cold water,
bath. NJ. d. Harris, proprietor - Ad.
T. r. Gerdes, a prominent real
estate man Of Occur d'Alene has been
In town a few days on business.
Fresh eggs every day Also some
fat hens. Mrs Burns, Capitol Hlli,
Phone 2O49-2r-adv tt
My Horse For Sale, also fine
shepherd dog one year old Enquire
of e A Nolan or phone TAG, ring
-adv-tf
The Washington Furniture 90.
will pay the highest possible price
for all second hand furniture and
stoves. Phoue l94-adv e
Mr. aud Mrs Geo Treherne and
Mr. and Mrs Orphues White, were
among the many parties who went
for tshing trip Sunday up the st
Joe Although II ralDed hard all
day they made a fine catch
good sewing machine for sale.
Price SIS. Phone 2ll4-adv 1t
Bright Flowers for Mothers living.
White Flowers for Mothers Memory.
st. Maries Greenhouse adv 1t
For Sale-Saoond hand three inoh
wagon and double harness G W Jar
min, st MRries Ida Phone lll3 ads
PrentIss Wolfe returned Wednesday
evening from a trip to Occur d'Alene
and Spokane where he had been
spending few days
Anyone desiring to visit the Mon
arch mine can make the trip Sun
day without cost Henry Spokesman
will take all who desire to 90 10 his
launch as far IS the landing which
will leave three or four mile walk
TO the mine " here they will be fur
nIshed a good dinner without cost
The launch vii leave here about nine
O'Clock and return about five
Mrs John Chambers ID spending q
few days 10 Coeor d'Alene visiting
relatives and friends
A Darkneil has purchaed forty
acres Of what is known as thu Ritche
ranch near Cherry creek The forty
which he bought is on the flats just
this side of the CHERRY ureek saw
mill
Deputy Sheriff Archie Nogle was
10 this city Wednesday on legal bust
ness
r. O. Mashturu spent few days
Occur d'Alene on business the early
part OF the week.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-05-08

Dinah was product OF New Orleans.
big plump 'yaller gar who could
cook the finest dinners for miles
around One day new butler ap
peared upon the scene. and Dinah's
mistress noticed that she took a great
interest Ia the man. At last her mis-
tress could stand her curiosity no
longer and asked:
~Dinah. do you know that new
mani"
Dinah took another long and scruti-
nizing look and then slowly and rem
luiscentiy replied:
We'll, I dunno. Miss Alice, but I
think he was ma fnst husbandr-EV-
ery body's Magazine
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-05-08
SAVE FROM 80 TO 90 PER CENT

c All other sizes In stock. Non Skid
tires 10 per cent additional. red tube,
ten per cent above gray. All New
Clean. Fresh, Guaranteed Tires. Best
standard and independent makes.
Buy direct from US aud save money.
8 per cent discount IL payment iufull
accompanies each order. U. o d. on
10 per cent deposit. Allowing ex-
animation
TIRE FACTORIES SALES co.
Dept. A Dayton, Ohio
Adv
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-05-08

Be sure that your horses are free
from worms. horse afflicted with
worms is never thrifty and feed is
wasted. A good remedy and a sure
one is one level tablespoonful OF b.
rax dissolved IN a pailful OF water.
given first thing IN the morning. Re
peat this dose for four mornings and
watch results. II horse refuses the
water. mix the powdered borax in M
morainR feed for four mornings.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-05-08
A DOCTORS STORY
The Problem That Grew Out OF
a Queer Night Call.
A STUDY IN MEDICAL ETHICS.

Il Was a Case In Which Mystery and
Suspicion Were Mixed, and Il Awoks
- Question Of a Physicians Right
to Violate Pledge Of Secrecy.
This is a story. told by a well known
physician, Of a problem that suddenly
confronted him and how he inter
preted the ethics Of his profession and
acted on H.
Il was reused one night" be said.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-05-08
MarconI announces preparations I

Msrconi announces preparations to
'onnect North and South America by
wireless. having secured a ffty year
concession from Brazil for a service
to New York This, with the govern
ment's plans for a transcontinentai
service by way Of Chicago. should ush-
et In a new era in wireless on this side
Of the ocean.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-05-08

''The early bird catches the worm
observed the sage.
Yes" replied the fool, but look at
how much longer he has to wait until
dinner time."-Ctncinnau EnQu rer.
Nellie says he has never had a
rival IN love Belief suppose not
he has always been IN love with him.
self Philadelphia Record
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-05-08

Turkey still In Europe Is one Of the
grlmmest jokes Of history
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-05-08

No Oculist can do anything for the
blindness Of self love.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-21
Mdt Seiden amf Oeu1
StramDe.
Stllnllnc 3cngeu cimrr
SragObic anf Sm=
pcriOr Sec.
Srei Sdliffe nnbe 8rano Iarnis
nermmtlidl geinnfcn.
Srnnimer zines Scr Sd)iffc an Sas
llfer geidn emmt.
Sas ltngliif ipirlte iidl iuGfremo
Sfarmes uun Npnnerstaa ab.

Sault 2 te. Marie, 2t. 9top.
9ldt Ecrionen iinb feitgeiteIlter O3a-
ben itngefommcn, 6ie @orfe slrnie
Df Ecterian, Gigentiun ser gOmaro
oines 2lin1ber So. bon Gbicago, 1T
ierld)cat nn0 ser 9ampier s. 7.
Curtis, ioiuic oie 9arfe g. 6. It1r.
pin iin6 DcrmiItlid) untergegangen.
9la oicie llnaIiidsfdIlc ereigrletca Iidl
III Dem porgetrigen Sturm, Ser iibcr
Den Superioriee fegte.
9ldt 9eihen, iehs bon I6nnerr
lnib 5luet bon Srauen, fano non
geitern on Dem Strailo a6t 9tcilen
bon Der 9ebensrettungsItation in
8ronb Morais. ga bie slnnie 81.
Eeterion MIR ein Terional bon iic6clt
0titglieoern bate, fiirdtet man, oob
Scr Gnnpfcr, Der lie I'M Soit bate,
cbenfaQs ulter9cgnnqen lit.
Die glnnie %. Neterion. aapt.
@olfer, mar i'm Sm bes 0antpfcrs
Curtis Inter aapt. 5. o. Scnrings.
Sic mar Ietten W1itttpo6 INN 5 llbr
nohntittogs nit elmer 2a6ltng Sol;
bon @araga nod Sonomonoa abgc.
gargen. Die Rnrpin befono iif IN
Der Slotte, Die trot Der Stlirniiig.
nole iulb angeiifts Ses bereits begin.
ncnben Crfanes In Sen See binous-
gefobren lit. Gas mar Dos 2este,
oas man pom Der Slotte borte, hiS
9eItern Die Sriiinmer Der Neterion
OIL Sem liter nabe 8rano Warnis
aufaciim6en mllrben. Gie 8nrfe
Ionf aniGeincnO am Gonneritog
abeno
@is Sur Stlinbe bot man BON oen
anoeren @ooten feline Sriiinmer &c.
iitn0en, aber 9fettltngsmonilidoften
beaaben ii6 in Motorbooter aiif Die
Su6c na9 BEN itiimmen 3eugen Der
befiirhteten Srasobie
(sfopt. s. g. Sellnings BON Der
Curtis 1T 43 Sabre aft uitb battc in
ocn lesten 20 Subren ieinen @obn.
lit in 9etroit.)
Gbicugo, 81. 9ton. 9eamte
Der @oporo Sines 2ltnuber Co..
Giocntiimer ser glnnie Wf. Teterion,
Der IS. 4. O1arpir unb oes Oanlpfers
s. +. Curtis, erbielten berite bon
,Sralt Sobn @aIfer, Satin Oes &apt.
2sobn Walfer BON Ser Beterion, lino
pon ibrer Sodter Selegramme, mo-
rim Inn 9ea6riften iiber aapt @ol-
fer erfudt lpirb. @ertpanbte batten
qefiirdtet, OoB Sra,i @alfer hno
ibre Sohter nit &upt. @aIfer auf
Der 8urfe woren, oils bieie in benz
Sturnl, Der orei Gage lang ben Su'
periorlee olipeiidte, untergtng. 9ie
Eirnla bate beitte fefne gaadrtht
fiber bas S6ifiaI Der Curtis unb
Marpin erbalten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-21
Mnf] n6rolif) DDn ber
@eidifl finb lie anf bem
&iid5ng.
Sin6 Dpn brei Seiten ansesriffen,
iaat Serliner Amtsitelle.
3niammeniuirfen nit Seiterreidern
on Der Sibfrpnt.
Sm Ieften 1T bic Gage I'm ipeient-
lihen unneranbert.
SransOiiide 9lrtilerie seist leb-
bafte SGtigfeit.
Stillitanb in 5lanoern Seitigt
uilbe 8eriid)te,
Gbilenii6e gebDrben sesen Die bcrt-
iGs SOsmOslinis.
Siuei apsmusid)iffe perliefeu Gbile
phne &larierunasuauiere
gbileniihe Seb6rSen sesen Die bc,it-
id)e SDsmpslinie.
5iuei aDsmusidliffe perlieseu Gbile
ubne alariernngspapiere.

ugge, Belgter, tber Sotls
Don, 81. gtoo. ytaf oen beiten bier
eingetroffenen Snformationen lino
Die Sample on Der Yier gGn5li6
gum StiaItano sefonmen. Die sroBe
81lte b0lt ON uno Die olten @ir1pob-
ner erinnern iidJ mir an einen glei6
itrengen 8inter, ben bon 1870
1871.
Wlan 6eri9tet, baB 81 leere giien-
babr5iige BON ie 40 @agen brr6 bas
n0rolihe 9elgien IN Der &i6tltng
na9 SWeltflanoern 6urdgetabren
iino. Man berrmitet, oab in oieien
3iigen neitere oeuti6e Srlippen pom
lpeitli6en nod bern 0itli6en &riegs-
idauplas gebratt iperoen iolen.
BariS, 81. Iop. Die Mgence
tSapaS I6Bt iid aus 9ltben folgenbe
BON Der oortigen ierbiifen @eianot.
idaft oer0ffentli9te Ofitteilung tele.
grnpbieren:
nDie eroBen 6iterreifii6en Siege
tueroen in 4brebe geitellt. Die ierbi.
ifen Sruppen baben iif) aus ben
Stenimgen bel @aIieipo, Die iie 5tpei
Monate gegen etne feinoIide rleber-
na4t 5uriidge5ogen. SeiIte bal.
ten lie piel giinItigere Stel-
lungen iino erfparten einen
slneriff nit boiler Sieses5uberiidt.
4ie 9Gumiing @alietuos uno Der
8iiid5ug noa3ogen iid obne Die ge.
ringiten @erllrfte fir Die Serben.
iSinlf @eihiise miibten auf ben 8o'
ben 5uriidgelaifen tperbert, ba man
lie nidjt mebr beriinterbolen fonrte,
lie puroen ieoo6 unbraiidbar -ge.
moft. Seit0em Der &iidjueSbefebl
aege6en tpuroe, baben feine gr0Beren
3uionmenit0Be itattgefiuIben, Die
SeIterreiter fonnen oaber qm9 feine
qroben Stege erfodteii baben.~
9erIin 20. gtop. OrohtIos
iiber Soppille, q. g., oeripdtet Elm.
aetrpffen am 81. gson. Inter ben
Niitteilunsen, Die on offi3ieaerStele
Ser 9reiie snr 8er0ffentlihung iiber.
ae6en muroen. befinoen iih Die nad-
Itebenoen:
rSondnoiide 3eitirngen piirSi-
gen In ipnlpotbifhen Irttfeln Die ge-
miiblngen Ser Gerti9en, m BEN BEL
aiIhen St6oten ipie0er nornIale gu.
Itdnoe ber5uiteaen.
.slus &openbaeer forrnten ge.
riGte. oab bic fron5oiiife Regierring
Sie griehiihe IN @enntnis ieste, oaB
Tranfreih nur 20 Maionen 6rancs
oIs sueite State ouf Die grie4iiAe
9luIeibe oon 250 Winionen be5ablen
fonn, bie i'm porisert Sabr IN Toris
aufaeleat uuroe-"
9onbon 2t. geoo. Deutid1-
lambs gerniiben, bic sroben Irmeen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-21
Sartuddige @eiber.
Semufratiihe Snffragettcn indJen
Inoiems beim Eraiibenten.

8oibington, 21. 0eop. Glib
rerinnen Der oentcfratiifen Sruuen.
Itimnlreht 8ereiniguneen IieBen
lih burf Die friibere @eieeriine oes
BrGiioenten @illon, Elm 8erfaiiungs-
gllnenbement fiir 6rauenitimmreht
ju befiirporten, nid]t abihreden uno
erneuerten ibre 9entiibungen, nod
einntal cine glu0ieil5 iISsS3eiBen Saus
5u crbolten. Gas Griuden, Die
6raiien 5u empfungen, wurbc Dem
9rGiioenten nod niht unterbreitct.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-21
slrst in Srnbel.

9uoington, WHh.. 21. Nou.
SRI. 500 0ennett BON 9ii0ingtur
itarb geitern nafJmittag IN tincni
bieiigen Spitol. Iuf @rlin6 eincr
ton ibr ouf Dem Sterbebett ,haeae.
benen grfldrilng tpuroe Or. e. i.
Atpeoo, ser ieit % 9Subren hicr
prafti5iert. perbaftet 81 ge,ine't
mal gudbalterin in GieiLi'n Ger GU
bimoton @oooentpnre 90.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-21
&n7eu faQen Swiidtn bet @artbt
nnO 8ei9itl 5mriid.

&uBlnnbs nieoer5u5lpingen, lit naf
0titteilungen aus ruilil6en Guellen
nleoergebroben glnfangs nn0 Niit-
re Der @ode DurOe beri6tet, oaB oas
ruilii6e Centrum auf Den i6neebe.
oedten 6eloern Solens Dor ben 8ellt-
iben 5urildfallc, ieBt uber miro III
Der ruililhen Sauptltaot erflart, oaB
oiele 9elDegung 5uIn Stialtano &c.
bruht Dur0e gs miro bin5ugefiigt,
oaB oiele SeDegung gum Stillltano
gebrnf]t ipur0e. IS miro biil3lige-
fiigt, OaB 0ieie leste @enoilng rfiir
ben 6eino ellti6eiOenOe 6oIgen ba6en
miro"
Die 9iulien 6aben, lpie iie 6erid-
ten, bel 9oo5 cine fein0Ii6e 9atterie
ero6ert. 0les miro OILS lebr be5ei6-
memo erahtet. neil es auf cine ruff.
ife 6Ianfenbewegllng idlieben laiie.
3ie ritilii6en 2inien leien beOeiiteno
oerit6rtt poroen. Berlin iagt oaee-
gen, oaB Die Geuti6en enti9iebene
SSorti6ritte MAIDEN, uilo 5par rift
nur i'm Centrum, ionoern au6 I'M
9forOen, NO lie oie 9iltiien Don Der
oItpreuBiihen 8ren5e pertrieben bot
ten. llnofii3ielle 9tadrihten pom
peitli9en ariegsidauplas beiagen,
oaB innner mebr oeuti6e 8eritGr.
fitngstruppen BON @elten nod Dem
Often tronsferiert peroen.
SSn 8elgien miro nod INNER Der.
Speifelt eefdmpft. 9ei Der Dier al
lerSings iinb Die Operationen tpeeen
oes elenoen @etters 5u einem Stia-
ltanb eefommen. Sn 8riiHel itebt
oos thermometer unter 9fuQ uno
man fiirhtet einen aiiBeroroentlid
Itrengen @inter. Der Shneefon bot
aufgebort, aber adlte uno gtdife be-
reiten BEN fdnlpfen6en SoIbaten
groBe Strapasen.
Ser6ien bot oos felt einiger Seit
beobaftete Sdfpeigen gebro6en uno
erfl1rt, Die Seiterreiher bdtten feline
groBen Siege iiber lie erfo6ten. al-
Ieroings bdtten lie ii6 pon 8nlieipo
5nriid5ieben miiiien, bdtten aber iest
before Steaungen als friiber unb
i1ben einem 9lngriff NIT gfube ert.
ge9en.
gee1teroings piro beridtet, bnB fi6
9beoipe 9lbbos Silmi BON Megppten
Dem Sultan, ieinem eeiitigen Sber.
baitpt, ongeIhloiien babe lutb 5u ben
tiirfii6en Sruppen naf) Tal1ltina
aeaongen lei, Inn bos 8ommanoo
iiber 6ie 9lrnee 5ii iibernebmen, Die
in 9legppten einfallen ioa.
Sumbpm, 21. gtpu. Der Ser
liner aorrcipuHbsnt Der Gentral
@eius icnbet iiber 9Opembasen' ful-
scnSe Sepeidlc: r@ans 9ertidllano
ermartet nit Spannnmg ben Gus-
aana Ser grufen Sdlad't an Der
6ltlifcm Erpnt. Die 9lniIen iinb
100000 0iann itarf. Die 9entidem
fomtrullieren nQe Straken nad)
6cursielrsf nnb @arifam. oobs lit
Der Niittelpnnft Ses Samples. Die
Semtiden nnS Seiterreid,er baben
bort ansgeseidJnete Steannsen mnS
pum Siioen riifem meme 6it.-nng.
Srnppen bernn. Die &niiem tuerben
pum Srei Seiten susleid amsesrif-
fen"
8aris, 81. geoo. Die berte
nadmittag peroffentIidte offsiene
Eariteuimg Der Iesten@reigniife LON.
tet:
Ser 20. Hopernber lit ungefGbr
70 perlaufen tpie Der porbergegangene
Gag.
rSn geIgien bot itd BET 0ieiiport
uniere Artillerie einen 8orteiI iiber
oie oelitife geiihert. @on 1irmube
bis iii0lih bon 9pern borte man IN
ternittiereito G}eihiisfeler.
,gei Soaebefe tpuroen jipei 6eut.
ihe Snfanterieangriffe 5uriifgeidIa.
gen.
Bon Der beIgiiden @rerae Biz
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-21
Smotaide nit oentiden
Sriefem.
Sn eimem 8ebiiidl nube ben Niagara-
TGllcn gefnmoem.
Brittle BON 6rneit Nrper uon Sob.
mupia, Widl., barnntcr.

0iagara Sails, q. D., 21.
9oD. Tic @olisei iudt Die Muffin
6itng elmer Sonotaide, oie aleioer
zines @lannes uno elm Bafet bent.
id)er 9rieie entbielt, oiif5uflGren.
9ie Soid,e lag in eineln @ebiiif auf
@oat Sslonb, cine fur5e Strede
oberboIb Der amerifnniiden sS1le.
Die griefe puroen BON Grneit Meper
bon Gobmooia, Wid,.. rnlo Sris
Reper bon gmmons. Sos, geiGrie-
BEN.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-21

gtoroen bon arafau finOen beftigc
Sample itatt. Ger linfe ruiliibc
6liigel 9ebt Lungs Der Giienbobn-
LIME bon Hr5ernpsl nod 3rafou Dor.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-21

Tie einstse fasri8e oe,,f.
f@e SeitunS In 2ai8isan.
specPe ois 9epefPea 6sr
1H. YreHe erinst.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

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ATTORNEYS
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Total sales for the day 3S9'97
shares.
Bonds were irregular Total sales
1.t15.000.
United states bonds We're unchang-
el 0n call
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SrORAGE

WANTGp--pianos, household goodA
etc, stored safely at reasonable
rates. Phone as. The Security Ware
house & Improvement Co. Springer
Transfer Co, SUCCESSORS. lie Gold
Ava
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HELP WANTED


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MALE
WANTED Man for homework. Ven
dome hotel
WANrED-N an for driver ana I'M
side work p. ~. Fee
WANTED-ClerE IN general mer-
chandise business. experienced,
must speak Spanish and furnish ref
eronces. $. S., this office.
WANTED-Young married man 90
sell and collect must come well
recommended and have ability as
salesman None other need apply.
Splendid opportunity for right man.
Apply Singer Sewing Machine CO..
PA S. Second.
WANTED-Young man who can OPP
crate typewriter and work in of
dcc also acc az Junior salesman. SAL
any $40 per Week. To- start Good chance
for Advancement Must furnish sure
Us bond State experience ANA parties
Won h9No worked for IN past Address
Opportunity care journal
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EOR Miscellaneous

FOR SALF-Misccllaneous
~-~~~-o~>ooveyo-o-~y~~-~e
FOR SAlsii-cedar posts, 7. lo4lW,
TOE SNl.E-Furnimro on l2-room
roomlne house. sos S. Second
l-1,I -gtI-i,-- II,rsr hIggv and har-
gz- =, =. - ,...,,,,,. INA
tplt oAl-h CllN.t 49,, -, nj
new, $40. Sal West Gold ave le'
Ia.
LllACS, LlLACS. LlLAcS.
I'm amy quantity 1850 south Second
st. Phone latSI -
FoE SALl.--A good piano, n best "t
conditions cheap for CASH to' H.
l'ourth II ..----..--
FOR SALE Douhle spring mountain
wagon also new double harness. am"
$40 mountain l.o.,o. -----,
tOR SALE have some secohu9-
hand tanks and Wlndmlls J' ~.
mud i52SW
IDp GAIE-Mutched team of has
hprsrs over t5 hands high, weight
rf5o prrrain. Also carriage. spring
Cold Ave.
FOR SALE-One Overland b-passen-
qer touring car. 1912, good condi-
tlon. one 5-passenger Ford, newly
painted and overhauled' See Oakey'
A. IT, a. J..
WANTED-Mscellaneous
-~~~~~-~<~@e~N~~~~-~-~ s,-eee--eN-'>--@s
WANTED-We buy old gold ana sll-
yer iewelry. BENEFITS, 115 s, 2nd.
|ENppr9T CLEANING FURNITURE and
$685.
,s-. ,-rI,f, 5,.,,--,,f.-,.Ire gbop ,yorit
AKA iofblnr Tlorarn strone. phone
la91J.
WANTED TO rent small furnished ,.
house, ''o'a To poS'''''0'' ''
-E- " ,------,
WANT fp-- ''ehn Nhu papei, j i ',"',9
pap,r ma punt, s9ou p, WV 5S8it
"H.'''' --
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FOR SALE.Houses

A---~-NNF-e---7--1-N-9-7
FOR SALE Modern S-room house
elegant sleeping porchea. close IN.
40 East Central phone lnN4.l.
FOR SAiE--l-room hrlch mousse ln
AL condition. modern eonvon
iences; highlands Address BoN NA,
thlA nflLNu