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The Press., 1914-02-18
TEACHER IN PIANO and VOICE.
 \ MISS LULU l. IDE, Stafford.
AT Court of Probate holden at Tol

A 1T Court of Probate holden at Tol- L1 land. within and for he District Of Holland, on the lm h day of ."br, arNj \. n. 1914 l.
 Present. EDWIN &. AGNR Judge
 on motion of F T Newcomb, administrato or on he int estate estate of John -TIrre!l late oI To'lsnd. within said district deceased
 This court doth decree that stX mont hS from above date be allowed and limited for the cred. ltors of said estate exh bit heir claims against the same to the adni' isrTator, and directs tn rr public notice be given Of his order by advc tsinC In newspaper having a circulation in said dis t1ct. and bv posli' a copy thereof on the pub lie sign post in said town of Holland, nearc, the place where the dnceased last dwelt. =. g Certified from Reco d
 ,t EDWIN S,AGARD Judge
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"A Ia Court of Probate holden at staf

ford on the 12th day of FC bruary. A. D 1914.
 Present, ROBERT Fl. FISK Judge.
 On motion of EveTettY ttske and George F FIske, admintstFato ors on the estate of John Lew ts Ftske. late Dt stafford, within said district, deceased .
 This court doth decree that six months be al- lowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the administrators, and directs that public notice be given of this order. by advertising the same once in some newspaper having circulation in Se bc a4G os sa o%p COPY o EnsrTI Un nearest the p'ace where the deceased last dwelt It, Certified from Record.
 | =: MARCUS B. FISK, Clerk.
The Press., 1914-02-18
Man of:Ais Word.

.>.Wife7z- You've changed dreadfully. Before we were married you said that yIl;t you'd Jay dew1n your life for me. Gfnb We'll < did my life. of. single Hess .Rdpess. H4tXchange!%F 7. F%:=.> i .
The Press., 1914-02-18
Personal Tax Notice.

d, All persons liable to pay a personal tax i'm ,t. Town of Millington are herehv nntsas. ssa Z. h sne sa,d tax Is due and payable on the flrst S.S " I reDIuafy' ana that for the purpose of raceiyins til the first Of April "ay un'
 ,,,,,,- JAMES SERVICE, JR.. colIec,o,
 Wilmington, Conn, Jan 27 iptS S"iisesot'
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-DIsTRICT OF STAFFORD, ss. Pr

II ND I UT OIED, SS. F ' y bate Court. February 18th, 1914
 Estate of AmardaM smith, late of stafford
 In said district, deceased.
 (, Upan-the. application, Of. Julia A. Bugbee .praSf' E Ihat letters of administration may be granted on said estate, as by application on I1Ie fully appears, 1t is .'.. s4- lf Ordered. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate once in Stanord. in
 sqid district. on the 18th day of February, 4. D.
 I914,, at ? o'clock in the afternoon, and tbat no
 ti0n a nd the time ana place Of hearing thereon. 4by -p4tbh hea4hg- the same once in some HewSpa-
 D IT having circulation in said district. and by
 posting a copy the-eof on the public sign-post in the town of Stafford in said dist rict ... I4 ROBERT Fl. FISK Judge
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Board of Relief Notice.

= Notice is hereby given that the Board of Re ltef will meet at Borough Hall on Feb. 1lth +l2th 2oth and 2lst, from a. m. to p. m.
 H. |. WISE, Board
 c. COOLEY. of
 H. A. GLAZIER,J Relief,
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NOTICE.

The Board Of Relief Of the town of somers will meet at the town clerks offlce Monday, Feb ;, Monday, Fsh.sSth, and Saturday, F. b 2Ist, to do. any business proper to be brought before said meeting.
 ARETAS F KIBBE, Board
 JRsfs H. SSEAciIAM,J Reil {. SomeIs, Feb. ', 1914.
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Hoard of Relief Notice.

.. ,.aissG.. :: Town of Union.
 The Poard of Relief of the town of Union will be in 8" ssion at the own Hall Feb I'd and the 2Ut h, 1914, from until o'clock D. m THOMAS HARTMAN, JR. Board .... P. o NEWELL. Of
 MYRON HECK, Relief,
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-. Many Children Are .sick1Yll,- :, , <

Have. you :. a telephone in oyou1 9hume2 &sH pet, ,.wI4y not? H.: s..: -. .E
The Press., 1914-02-18

s5XX ysOORlSAW WING. Having purchased Z 3sA aswaod saving machine, am prepared
 to do work in the aboxesline. at short notice Good york9and prompt service.
 Tel. 524. IMH%xSENA.
The Press., 1914-02-18

K. ANTED-Situation asE ho"sek eeper
 :: in idower's family. Good home preferred In high wAg''@ Address Mrs. Ella " etherell. w l1ugt n, k. D l, care w F Squtr '3Wd6
The Press., 1914-02-18

NOIICE- -As my wife. susan s.. has N. Jeff mN home without just cause. this is to fUl bid al pt r.Ons harboring or trus'i her on my ace( uni, as shall not pay any bills of her contract Ing aIter th1s date. w. F SQUIER.
 WflliEgton, F. b. 9, 1914. '3W46
The Press., 1914-02-18

l. OR SALE Ftrst-class Timothy hay, or. will exchange for young Holstein bull. N. Q W RD, West Wilmington. Telephone 14-5, StaffOid Exchange 46tf
The Press., 1914-02-18

. Es.0ST-F Fox hound. femaley blaok, white
 AA and aus; good stze; black spot a5 Iootgof tall, back Ou back; tan head and ears, white strip up nose, :Whtle feeEiand legs. If you know "aVlH 2wse 'n'S S' h0I FIXED g. FIE1 D, somSers.
The Press., 1914-02-18

,lA0OD NEW .MILCH COWS Wanted
 N5te Fl JOHN KING, Stafford Street. *6ms8
The Press., 1914-02-18

sFOR9 SAL LBE4On6a Mfcrometef Scale
 I Capacity k on t0aQAAs :. Nickel trinQsanar- ble base. Perfect eFKingS condition. Price very reasonable. :,ssss ss- sa- $ ELLIS GkOCEkYs
The Press., 1914-02-18

FOR SALE -2s -Lafge Farm Horses I~ Will work in any place: Sound and kind il seNaEY way. Enquire of K. SMITH, Stafford Street
The Press., 1914-02-18

DHONOGRAPH for Sale. -. 7'-' " l. "4w45 BURTs: CHAFFEE, R. F. D. l:
The Press., 1914-02-18

EOR SALE-My farm on St afford otl eet I' known as the P6olefarm.@ t.: .i-.. te..t CHARLES BESSETTE.
The Press., 1914-02-18

TENEMENT TO RENT. <. <..s, !.
 57 ~s<Is GEORGE SlSWICK,
The Press., 1914-02-18

VA k havestaken the ,agencvefor the De w Laval separator for this section, ana win furnish mach nes and all supplies. U .ss,Sbf
 C. P. BRADWAY &'SON, West Stafford.
The Press., 1914-02-18

ITO -Tenements at Forestville.
 1 Low rents, large gardens. T. F. MULLEN.
The Press., 1914-02-18

l. OR SALE-One- Horse Steel Shod ' New Bob Sled. Inquire of c. L. CHISM, Stafford Street. Tel. 29-6.
The Press., 1914-02-18

NOR SALE-=F ifteen:good general pur- H.. pose horses Weight from 1000 to 1900 lbs.
 each r pairs from 220O to 27oO lbs Prices for sin
 gle horses from $65 to $2O0j pairs from $t75 to $S76.-. Call at James Keefes place; s'West-Main Street; Stafford Springs 2< ~sas '::.4e:..: ::
The Press., 1914-02-18

NOW is the time to place your nursery order We quote on frst-class stock {: Peaches, 10c; Plum, 25c; Pear, 25c Roses, VT , 25c. All other trees and plants at these reason able prices. We want to convince you that we
 can save you 50 per cent. by buying direct. We 1 free. J. K. HOUSTON& SON, Manstield Conn.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24

Don't bother with developing and finishing your Kodak films. Take them to Keller's. They'll do them 25c, ..i
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24
TAKING HONIESTEADS AND
 MINES AT ILLIAAINA

Many people are now going into the Illiamna lake and Clarke lake districts and taking up homesteads or prospecting, according to George Parks of the land department. Two homesteads have been taken Up at Oil bay, ten miles from Illiamna, within the past two months and most of the people who have been living around that region are now going on farms. The Duryea broth CTS who have ranch at the head Of Cottonwood bay at the head of Illiamna bay, have sent out exhibits of vegetables to the Panama Fair at San Francisco. These exhibits consist of several boxes of potatoes' carrots and other farm produce. Oth CTS have also sent out eXhibis.- Seward Gateway.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24

Have you seen the SkagWaE Booster Remnants at Keller Bros. T.ey are classy glassy, sassy peu' ants. Gel one for your home
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24
R E D ( RO s s Benefit Performance
 AT NUGGET MOVIES TONIGHT

l. violin selection, MT. selmeG with Mir. Ganty accomDanist.
 ?. The Gun Maker of Moscow-A episode in the life of Peter the Great,-First reel.
 8 soIo-"My Brown Rose" Mrs II. G. Kfrmse.
 4. Musical selectlon-Mr. se!mer and MT. Ganty.
 3. The Gun Maker of MOSCOW Part second.
 6. solo-'Violets" Mrs. w. War ren: MT. Warren accompanist; pr, Keller, violin obligato.
 '. Bunny for the Cause.-A Vita graph comedy.
 s. Quartette-Ntrs. Kirmse, Miss Miller, MT. Cleon Ask, MT. Hugh r. Gallagher.
 g. Musical seIecuon.-Mr. Ganty' lIr. Selmer.
 10. The First Christmas.-Featur- ing Mary Fuller. During this pie ture Miss Miller will sns "Hcly Night
 II. Solo "Sympathy"-Miss Flor unce Miller.
 F. Musical Selection.-NEr. GantI and Mir. Selmer.
 Commences at 8 D. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24
SALMON PACKERS ARE
 NOW PAYING UP TAXES

Several of the salmon packers en- gagged in the business in southeast ern Alaska have not yet made re- turns for the pack of 1913, accord ing to Jay w. Bell, clerk Of the district court at Juneau, and meas ures are now being taken to make them comply with the law. On the other hand many of them have all ready made returns for the season of 1914 and paid the royalties de- manded by federal statute for such privilege. But very few, so far, have paid any of the taxes levied by the territorial revenue law.
 A fair comprehension of what the salmon industry is to Alaska may be gained by studying the returns for a seasons pack for q period of years. Of course salmon fishing is only one phase of the fishing in dustry of Alaska, but it is the most important one at the present time
 Appended is a list of the packing companies who have made returns for the 1913 pack together with the number of cases packed and the amount of taxes paid to the clerk Of the court.
 Admiralty Trading Co, operating at Gambler Bay-2O,G76 cases; pa;1 $S2LO4.
 Alaska Fish Co.,, 14,791 eases; paid $591.64.
 Alaska Packers assocition, op- erating at Loring, Wrangell and Yes bay.-Loring, 139,491 cases; paiG $5,379.64; Wrangell, S2,O47 eases; paid $3,2S1.96; Yes bay, 74,G07 cases; paid $2,9S4.2S.
 Alaska Pacific Fisheries, operat- ing at Chilkoot and Chomley-Chil- koot, 21,54S cases; paid SS61.72; Cbomley 7S,lSS cases; paid $3,139.32.
 Alaska Sanitary Packing Co.,, op- erating at WrangelI-1S,736 cases; paid $749.44.
 Astoria & Puget Sound Canning Co.,, operating at Excursion Inlet 3O,135 cases; paid $1,2O5.4O.
 F. c. Barnes & Co.,, operating at Lake bay-2S,17S cases; paid $1,- 137.62.
 Deep Sea Salmon Co.,, operating at Cape Edwards-2O, ,76O eases; paid SSSO.4O.
 Fidalgo Island Packing Co.,, oD- erating at Ketchikan and Port Cra- ham-Ketchikan, 5O,O14 cases; paid $2,OOO.5O; Port Graham, 2G,837 cases; paid $1,O73.4S. .
 Hawk Fish Co.,, operating at Hawk Inlet-S4,72O cases; paid 7
 Hidden Inlet Canning Co.,, operat-
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24

ing at Hidden 1nlet-16,533 case9j paid $661.82.
 Hoonah Packing O., operating at Hoonah-S1,51S cases; paid s1'- 26O.52.
 Irving Packing O., operating at Karheen-25,166 cases; paid $l,- OO6.G4.
 Rake Packing Co.,. operating at Kake-20,351 cases and 1o70 bar rels; paid $921.O4.
 Ksiu Island Packing O., operat- ing at Port Beauclaire-4O,S95 cas- es; paid $1,651.SO. George T. Meyers Co.,, operating at Chatham-71,122 cases; paid $2,S44.SS.
 North Pacific Trading and Pack ing Co.,, operating at Klawack-4o'- fSO cases; paid $1,629.2O.
 Northwestern Fisheries, operat- ing at Dundas, Hunters, Quadra, ant Santa Ana-Dundas, 32,526 cases; paid $1,801.O4; Hunter STS2S cases: paid $1,492.92; Quadra, S5'- 162 cases; paid $1,4O6.4S; santa Ana. S4,897 cases; paid S1S75.SS.
 Pacific American Fisheries, oper- atinp at Excursion Inlet-99,OOO cases. paid, S3,96O.OO.
 Pillar Bay Packing Co.,, operat- ing at Pillar bay-2S,1O1 cases; Ipaid 1,124.04.
 Pure Food Fish Co, operating at Ketchikan-2G,262 cases, paid $1O5O.4S.
 skowl Arm packing Co.,, oper&t' ing at SkowI Arm-14,14O cases; paid $565.GO.
 starr-Collison Packing Co.,, oper' ating at North Arm-1G,S7o cases; paid $674.SO.
 Sunny Point Packing Co.,, operat' ing at Sunny POint-16,665 cases; paid $666.GO.
 Taku Canning X Cold Storage Cc operating at Taku harbor-41'SZ4 cases; paid $1673.6S.
 Tee Harbor packing Co.,, opera ing at Tee harbOr-3O,5OS cases; paid $1,220.SO.
 ThIinket Packing CO.,, operating at Funter Bay--1O0,585 cases paid S4,8S2.2O.
 Walsh-Moore Canning Co.,, opcrat ing at Wards Cove-9,177 cases paid $426.74.
 Wisse Paclling Co.,, operating a Rose Inlet-4O,9S6 cases; pait i$1618.44.
 Yakutat X Southern Railway co. operating at Yakutat-52,S2S caS es; paid $2,O98.12. Five companies unreported 'o this year.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24

Order your Xmas Kodak now $1.0O up. Keller Bros. Drug Co.,, agent Eastman Kodaks and supplies
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24

Eaud Laundry and all kinds Of work done on short notice. Apply Rt Ninth and Main. 7-2S-Lf'
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24
CRAB MEAT COCK TAILS
 at The Pack Train Restaurant Service O h carte.

Olympia Beer oo draught at the Board of Trade. This famous brew, both on draft and In bottles is kept constantly fresh. This is the Board of Trade Bar where the celebrated Rainier Beer ;s also kept in bot ties. tt
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24
POPULAR PICTURE PALACE
 WILL NOT OPEN TONIGHT

On account Of the Red Cro1s benefit performance that is amour" ed to take place tonight at the Nugget moving picture house, Man ager Geo. Mowl of the Popular Picture Palace will remain closed until tomorrow nght, on which da;e he will reopen with one of ms
 usual excellent programs.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24

To Cure a Cold in One Day
 Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if It fails to cure. D. W. Groves sig nature Is on each box. 25c.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24
NEW YORK MILLIONAIRE
 GETS STIFF SENTENCE

Geneseo, Nov. 24-Henry Sieg- el, millionaire New York merchant who was recently convicted of con- miting a misdemeanor, was today fined $1,O0O and in addition there to given a jail sentence of ten months.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24

Druggists refund money if PALO OINTMENT fails to cure itching, blind, bleeding or protruding piles First application gives relief, soc
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24
Wednesday Night

Wednesday Night
 The Snare of Fate.-ln ? reels Alone the miser finds himself Dere of wife and child.
 Barny Oldfield's Race for LIi@' Dooley's Triumph-"You're Jie kind of a cop New York admireS. THE ONLY SHOW IN ALASKA WITH RAISED SEATS Just off Broadway on Fifth Aye
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24

LOST-Between the Catholic church and my home in North enc' gold brooch. Finder will please leave at Britt's drug store and re- Ceiye reward.
 MRS. J. w. SHEARER
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24
Only One 'BRON1o QUININE."

To get the genuine, call for full name, LAXATIVE PROMO QUIN- NE. Look for signature of B, w. Grove Cures a Cold in One day.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24

We rent rods and reels, and have the finest line of English flies eyer sold tn skagway. A fine line Of fishing tackle. Keller Bros. Drug Co. tf.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-11-24

Whenever you reel a cold coming oR, think of the full name, Laxa- tive Promo Quinine. Look for sig nature of D. w. Grove on box 25e.
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THE STEEL MARKET.
Manufacturer Wait On Rs,Iros de-,
which Need Equipment.
NEw yEKsEH .
Atiaatie City.

There has been no essential change
in tho steel situation In the last few
days In connection with orders or prices
The railroads unquestionably are in need
OF rails and equipment, or at least such
an assumption IL warrantable from the
fact that they have done no considera Die
buying OF that character for the past
year or more. But II can only be reiter-
sted that their future course as regards
the purchasing OF steel supplies depends
great deal upon the decision to be
handed down by the Interstate Comm, rec
Commission in the freight Increase mat
ter.
Az indicating that not all OF the man
It may be pointed out that the hlllken
concern has In the last few weeks re-
ceiv.d orders for 5000 tons OF structural
steel, as against total orders for 35, 900
TONS placed with the frm throughout
1913.
The Baldwin Locomotive Company
reports orders for four locomotives Sout n
m Railway has ordered l. 900 box cars
which with its car orders for the Las,
three weeks brings the total up to 5,l25.
AL OF which are freight. with the ex-
ccpton OF nifty passenger. baggage and
| mall coaches. Another recent car order
that placed by Burlington for 1000
freight cars.
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RESULTS At AUCTION
Psbiic oaerisgs Yesterday In Ma,
haVau and The Broos.
TAT ~ vEsEY STREET
BY joseph p d,

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lat ACES THIRD AVENUE
By Joseph P Day
JENNINGS TER. 5i5. 40 L ~ a.
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SEEKS EX.BANKERS PROPERTY.
Creditors Assert Valentine Was
Member Of Bankrupt Firm.

An effort II being made by the cred
itors Of the bankrupt firm Of Abrahams
4 Lesser, manufacturers 81 waists 10 at
tsch par, Of the property OF Moses ".
Valentine. former vice president uf the
Columbia Bank and until recently an
officer Of the Public Bank. Valentine.
according to the assertion Of Grenville
Clark, attorney for the trustee In bank
puptcy IN the United States Circuit Court
Of Appeals. yesterday was silent part
ner in the concern. whose failure led 10
the criminal prosecution Of nine persons,
including tho acknowledged members Of
the firm
Attorney Clark asserted that Valentine
after the bankruptcy by the most artful
means" lie asked the court to grant an
order compelling Valentine to show
whether he has any equities on which
the creditors can levy
The failure Of Abrahams Lesser In
August, 1912. led to "A series OF bank
ruptcy proceedings against other concerns
with which Abraham a Lesser we're al
legged TO have been allied
As result OF the disclosures made IN
the bankruptcy proceed ngs jacques sam
Ue's, the moving spirit In all the concerns
his father, Abraham Samues; his broth
ers. Joseph and Itubln his sister. Mrs
Ray Abrahams, and several others were
Indicted for concealncnt OF assets
The liabilities Of all the Samucls con
Germs amounted 10 5000. 900 and tho as
sets to only $4,000.
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NNt iii>tRN WANTED

WANTED-Second hand underwater. Ar.
pump, .Go 20 Ioo gallons per minute JEROME
H. shERP. INC, .2s2 Land Title, Phila,, Ia
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LIS PENDENS
Manhattan.

zap ST :5i.s3 W--5eo b L4sck az. ,,-.
! Martin - Al ':oree.os o. n's. .;:y,
Cannon L Cannon.
AVENUE =. q, t--wel= zs-.-rs az
Louis <-hatHsr e. a. ''orsc0s % ? 'gs
a,,ys Gold.oels. Cohn Dor.
S>T ST. 100 " Arls;--e N a. 80,
Csh, - a. Goree.os .: rn;ge' 49,. 4 z
COLUMBIA ST. 77-PeHs -.'+-s- az
sarah zazes - al f:orec!9s . '-:ss
..-,5y \ 4 E-iN 49,, .
Chas Dunno action 70 l1.p-'', '--
a'.y. St.war;.
Geo Root CO az; New York C--'-i I
Hudson Rive z CO action 20 -
mechanics 'ienl, a:;ys, william. H.-.
burger
LA FONT TAME Az. :. -, :. =. ''''s
-. j. NiQo--I@o . Hatdiggsr - 6.
Soph.- Busa;a a; a. ,:o-.c o.--- % s;';.
sasst. sttys Hi-!-msa &
NAPES Az. " 3. . - .-e'h - -.
ioo-Ca-eacA Nave- sr: Cha-.s ,.'s-
j. CO - =, foreclosure - r1r-'s g
s;;y. a F-aukeu.rs.--
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lat ACES THIRD AVENUE ,
nv Trss-h . Dav
NEW REALTY CORPORATION.

The following -sslty corporations vr,
Chartered az Albany y..-er6ay:
RITZ Really Co5porai.on. SaHA s.'aa. cap
l'SL $4,000. director Ls-:s' F'o-.sh.!a
New YORK ci:y; " } Juan-s, Benz a..
Elsie Rohm.n, Brooklyn.
Rivno-f L-AA!ne Company, ysnhs,,ss
capital. 1900. directors Hymar So.s Nee
York city. b Bierraan. Brooklyn aai
David hapner New YORK city
capital $1,000: directors A K-ul-r.,.k
Harry K-u!.wi:ch and p. xrui.Sltch N.s
York ci:y.
capita. $1,000: directors . A. c-.ca
Hif.ens;..a and JOAN saa.o-, %sv Yo.s
-lt.
Edward B-!tss Holding COMPANY B-css
.,-. -sp!;aA $500. directors y Boz I.
j4!x More and W...a.. B-!4gs e
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MEG HANGS LIENS.
Manhattan.

IT,. AZ; Donate Cefoia. owner ar
DOWNING ST. - ana i;-Manhat,
CO. Inc. ag; Joseph Tassi o..
Sav!g1lno & sons. Contractor ...
DECATUR Az. 3ls- and 3!sl--we. -
Woo.~ rk.ag 90 at W!Hist' r.
s7TH II - aal a. W-ca-il1 -
i4-i5 West 37:h =, Inc. owrs-
i;,TH ST. 1855 E-Ro5e-. E.ksn az. g..
Cefo.s, owner ant contractor.
Bronx.
BOSTON ROAD : 80 .. = C. -.e
t1iNltS-kawne-r Nan.ft ..r-.--
WNi-saEe- Anius-;aeut GO a..
Harea Corporation, o. s.-s .'
to--
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NEW YORK.
SULLIVAN co. VACATION GUIDE

send SC. postage 70 J. q stewart General
PAss.rre- Agent. Dept -, Grand Central
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
VERMONT.
LAKE COTTAGES
On Shore of One of Prettiest
Lakes in Vermont

N"1HE NOSI DEIHWTFlL RIG ION OF
EASTERN AMERICA"
From six to u rooms. fully furnished: electric
ughs. modern plumbing. With hot and cold
water. open rr-plsoss. Complete lettris
RANGE for Cooking. corsAnt electric service
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table and Cover gard q: Tenn blAts sur
nished. motor boats ava Ia 81. Cpl. ndh noun.
tAin scenery, Pure Mountain Spring Vat y.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24

Sylvia Lipsky. 20 wears old a substi-
tute public school teacher. fell from a
second floor window at her home, is2
south Third street. williamsburg, yes.
terday and died II the Williamsburg Hos
pitAl
Evening star., 1914-10-25

glng, sneaklng, steal
ing, might he remain
unmolested. What was
the use in trying to
fight against the old
thing, to keep on hop
ing, to hunger for
respectability, when
Evening star., 1914-10-25

he was unswervng, in enmty unreenting. Age and
wealth had mellowed him, for he had prospered not
only from mines but from cattle raising WE'LL but the
acquisition of one two millions of dollars had not out
wardly changed him, for he still rough-spoken,
swart-eyed lean-faced fighting man, wearing his
in the tops of his boots and grmy silent and
alert. And with the incongruites of the then young
West he temporarily running hotel that he owned
and from which he had boosted recalcitrant manager
with the toe of his boot.
To him. seated with his legs crossed in the rotunda
of this hotel brought young Jack Steele decently
clad, and forewarned and advised by his sponsor, Big
Frank Ford that the best thing to do was to keep his
mouth shut about his past and try again.
"This is the young eller asked you to give job to-
Tom7 tersely introduced Ford. "He wants work, and
l stand good for him."
4And anything you say goes with me, Frank replied
Apache Tom his eyes warming at his old friend, then
directing themselves Jack. Nothing for you to do
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