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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11
Up~to-Date Jokes

Saeoe assembled In the bl9cksmith's
shop we're discussing the verucity Of
old john Perkins. when Uncle Bill
Abbott ambled in.
What do YOU think about IL. Uncle
Bilf2' they asked him. Would you
call john Perkins "A liar.'
Wei" answered Uncle Bill, slow
ly, as he thoughtfully studied the
ceiling II don't know as I'd go SO far
as 10 calt him a liar exactly, but | do
know this much when leedin' time
vomes. in order to obtain amy response
from his hogs. he has TO get some
body else TO call en- for him
An ola Scotsman who had been
something of a reprobate was lying
ON his deathbed. while the village
'meenister' sat by his side praying
for him The ''meenister." after tell
4ug him he had but n few hours 20
live asked him II he had any special
wish he wanted carried out before he
went alon-or otherwise.
Yes answered the old man. II
have one wish To make. The day OF
the funeral we ken a The mourners
have to git a glass Of guild whisky
before they TAX me to the graveyard,
and efter they bury me TAX them
ndth aEtN ll tA ANAf AAANHN anu BY AAANAA
anither glass. But seem III no he
back myser, ye can gle me mine the
moo
A minister was once preaching at a
little chapel on the subject Of 'giv-
ing During the sermon his heart
was rejoiced by the fact that mem
Der of the congregation went to the
side of the chapel and placed a ceir
ia a box. and little later another
did the same. Surely, the minister
thought, his sermons had never met
with SO practical response before.
on leaving he was accosted by one
OF the brethren. who said
81 hope we didn't disturb YOU sir,
but ours is a penny -thc-slot meter,
and We should have been In darkness
II we hadn't attended TO IT,
a man on being offered a bottle Of
hair t0nice one day at q BARRIERS said
what "a nerve you have, So bald
yourself. yet recommending han
tnnict7
"Ah." the barber replied "it IL or
my islaut whose fine head Of hair
yuu ae That we use the hair tonic ]
M the other hand. am experimenting
with new depilatory cream. just
loas at mv skull-Emooth as a billiard
BALI"
To what do you attribute your
longevity asked the reporter
AiF nnich?' queried the oldest in
hatitmt
N Your longevity" repeated the re-
gurIrr
NeVer had g. AS far as can re-
9er n amt never had no such
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11
Needs a. Rest.

An indianapolis woman had a negro
cleaning the ward for her His wife
had been dead for several years, and
he might be fairly regarded as on the
market once more. So his employer
seize a favorable moment and pro-
ceeded to sound him.
steady man and ought to have home
of YOUR own, Lots of women would
be glad to have you. Why don't you
get a wife,"
John leaned on his rake and
scratched his head Tehectively.
We'll, I tell YOU" he replied, "you
know I was married seven years, and
I got to have a rest
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11
SHE is TIRED OF YOU.

Dear Miss Fairfax:
am in love with a girl Of my
age. Lately she has been acting
queer, and as she does not want
me to go TO parties or dances
without her, I do not go to any
| have found out she goes to par
ties and dances without telling
me, and as I never asked her she
does not know that I know that
she does. +. r.
The next time you know she is
going to such a place, appear there
with another young lady. Ii
your devotion has bored her, she will
grow less bored when she finds YOU
interested in another.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11
SHE is UNFAIR.
Dear Miss Fairfax:

Dear Miss Fairfax:
l am % and have been keeping
company with a girl Of 18 for the
last year and a half Lately she
has taken a dislike to me bver
something told her by a friend,
which, of course, was not true. 1
loved her dearly, and expected to
marry her, TO which she had
agreed. Now she passes me when
ever we meet as if she had never
known me. J. r. J.
All you can do is to send her proofs
hat the charges against you are
false. II that fails to win her, try to
forget her. She win have proved she
no longer cares for you, even to your
satisfaction.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11


What Mother is monologue ar
list"
1t seems to me, Mother that YOU
show scaEt respect to Mr.. Graylocks.
considering taat he was the first
white child horn IN his community.
You forget Little one, that Cain
was the original first white child,
and thar he didn't turn out well
WHAT, Mother, is the New Thought
l., coD,,actio,F Win ON olive branch
instead If in ronpection with hicl-
~ ri,,b
'
n is the most fashionable NV
child but tbs Dlsin ola second
Tboushf is better
why Mother, does Death give such
Importance to a mans last words
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11
MANTEAu p'ETE.

over a gracefully arranged gown
Of satin and lace. with Medici col
lar, is worn the latest idea in
light wraps for the summer
charming mantlet OF lace lined
with chiffon and garnlsned with a
large col de fourrure, which rem
ders it very becoming as well as
giving a touch of warmth
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11
A TAILOR SUIT IN FINE
RATINE.

In the curious long tunic effect
and tablier, beneath the short
tunic of the coat, will be observed
the new tendency toward several
divisions in the skirt-the style
which in more flimsy materials
develops into flouces. The short
wasted coat Is cut with wide
dropping shoulders.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11
Advice to the
Lovelorn
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
CERTAINLY.

Dear Miss Fairfax:
l am in love with Young lady
II years of age. Although love
her very much, | am afraid to
stand talking with her, because
my companions tease me about
her, in which they call her all
sorts Of names Shall ] give her
up? IN DOUBT.
If you win let your companions
make fun of her, and tease you, you
must give her up by all means, Your
attitude proves you haven't the cour-
age to defend her
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11

What, Mother. is meant by Burn
ing the candle at both ends ~
II is an expression, My Dear, that
every man uses in his own case TO
tell that he is working himself tc
death and applies TO his neighbor to
intimate that the neighbor is illumi
Eating some folly.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11
Tabloid Tales
By FRANCES /. eARsIDE.

What Mother 5 the worst form Of
Ionesonleness?
The feeling. My Child. that no one
in the world is as good as you think
you are.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11
His Only Chance.

Johnny Paw. why was Adam Gre
ated hrst2
Paw-To give him chance to say
something, my son.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11

Copyright. 1918, by Hears. Magazine.
Copyright n Great britain Copyright.
1913 by Lippncott Company
TODAY'S INSTAILMENT.
Seventy seventh chapter--continued
once it was to bring me some food
and to tell me- with many winks (for
the good soul herself was trembling
with excitement) that everything was
as right as ninepence," l should get
away without difficulty in a couple Of
hours, and until tomorrow morning
nobody would be a penny wiser
Fortunately it was Thursday, when
combined passenger and cargo
steamer sailed to Liverpool or course
the motor car would not be available
to take me to the pier, but Tommy the
Mate, who had stiff cart in which he
took his surplus products to market
would be waiting for me at Il o'clock
by the gate to the high road
The people downstairs, meaning my
husband and Alma and her mother
were going off TO the pavilion (where
hundreds of decorators were to work
late and the orchestra and ballet were
to have rehearsaD, and they had
been heard to say that they would not
be back until way round about mid
night"
But the servants" asked
They're going, TOO bless them,
said Price. $50 eat your dinner in
peace, my lady ad don't worry about
a thing until I come back to fetch
you"
Another hour passed. ! vas in
fever OF apprehension ] felt like
prisoner who was about 70 escs pc
from a dungeon
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11
Ia JUPE NouVELLE.

The dernier cri is skirt with
deep founces, of which very
pretty example is illustrated here.
1t shows three founces Of plisse
mousseline de sole surmounted
by a deeply scalloped skirt bound
with satin. This toilette also
makes it evident that short
sleeves may still be worn
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11

What Mother, is a monologue ar
list"
Conscience. child, conscience!
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11
The WomanThou
GaveSt Ne
Bv HALL GAME.

Copyright 1912, by Hearsts Magazine.
Copyright. 1918, by Hears. Magazine.
Copyright n Great britain Copyright.
1913 by J Lipplncott Company
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11

To Be Continued ionday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11

What. Mother is Popularity
II consists largely Daughter, in re-
fusing to have such a good memory
your frieRds can't enjoy telling false
hoods to you.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11

WE are an seeking beauty mI
w some form every single one of
-. n..l - ~. a.. l...,l-
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
lCIIApTt.;, 77g.

AN ACT 10 repeal sections o43. 2ii
lf5. 30. pa. Us. 2i3. and 80 ~
hrticlc n of the { ode Of Public Gen.
erai Laws. titie "Crimcs and Punish
ments." and subtitle Health
Workshops aud Facturls Sweating
system" and 90 reculct same Win
amendments and aroylding for The
Eegistration of factories. workshops,
mercantile aud mechanical establish.
aienis the furnishing Of information
rs TO labor. the labelling of articles
manufactured In outside workshops
Section / BE II enacted by the GEN
srni Assembly OF Maryland. That Soc
lions 2i3 "a. 2i5. PIG. ~. Us. and
sl9 OF Article q OF the Code Of Public
General Laws. tile Grimes and
constituents" and subtitle Health
EOrkshOps and Factories SMcating
System" h. and they are hereby re-.
9caied and rc-cnactrd with amend
uehts so a. to read a. follows
Section 80 The owner % every
factory. manufacturing and mechanical
establishment and workshop. and %
every store or uther mercantile c>tdh
Hshmnni empiDjins I've or more per
IONS. shall register sahle with the
Hurcau Ut statistics ana Information.
tiging the utn- and home address ~
Shc owurr. and IL the owner is cOi-
YoTatiun To" nam" and home addr,ss
Il IL President Had Manager or Chir'
Gusin 81. Accent faH a.d ~ tn
AUs tA una uudt jeA Il ~
sstttr au ihe mum i; .u3.c-s.
BUC urh 9TH dGi t- ,ls HI.l o. iAe
..Gr'aH ut Statistics and u. uailun
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.

lions and : OF Atlitlc % rs codihed
III Bagby's code " 1912. br and the
,mc are hereby repealed aad the same
ro..naCtcd 10 read Is follows
section After the c.rliiitate -
acknowl.dg before justice Of the
Peace. his official character shall be-
ccriiGcd by the Clern at the Circuit or
superior Court under his Official seal.
,v"ry certificate shall b" submitted 70
one of the Judges .. the judicial circuit
I'm which the principal oiilce Ot 'he cor
poration Will b. located. aud snail. II
such certificate Is executed tn conform
ity with law. certify that fact thereon.
" hen so certified such certificate shaii
be- delivered to the Secretary oi state.
and upon payment tand not bcforel oi
the recording fees hereinafter provided
for, shall endorse thereon the dair and
time OF receipt and promptly record
the same In a book to be- kept b! MIN
for that purpose, and shall also isSG"
to the corporation SO formed c"riiii.
cate under the seal OF his Ollie. certify
iHs HAT the corporation possesses w
powers ard authorities granted under
The certificate of incorporation ana N"
laMs OF the state Of Mary land Upon
receipt by The Secretary Of sat" oil
such CrrtificHtt of Incorporation ana
recording fees. thr - creiury ~ stat"
Shall transmit to the State lax tom
missioner an abstract Of sach e"rtih
cate 81 Incorporation Showing IL IL
curp0raiurs and dir, ctUTs ne nAhlr 81
the corporation ana the amour - ihr
capital stoch authorized. wb.ch aillI D.
recorded d, ne state ldN Dmnii~iou
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
tCIIAprrR 745.l

AN ACT to add an additional section
TO Article % of the Annotated Code
Of Public General Laws OF Maryland.
1910. entitled Marriages. 10 b.
designated as section l6.
Section l. BE Il enacted by the Gen
stal Assembly of Maryland. That an
additional Section be added to Article
81 Of the Annotated Code Of Public
General Laws of Mary land, 1910 en-
niled Marriages. 10 be known as Sec
don &c and TO read as follows
Section IL ID shall be the duty OF
INC Clerk OF the Court In Baltimore
Cts ana ia the several Counties Of the
STATE of Maryland TO transmit TO the
Bur. an OF vital Statistics OF the star"
Department OF Health. upon forms to
D. buPplird by the said Bureau. "a re-
SOrl OF each marriage which has been
reported 10 them under The provisions
81 Article CO uf the Annotated Code OF
Public General Laws Of Maryland
Tie report shall he made monthly
and on Or before tie fifteenth Gjth)
tRy OF Tho month next succeeding
q shall b. the duty Of the clerk Of
The Court Ia Baltimore City and IN tine
seyeral Counties of the Siatrs of Mary
tand to transmit to the HU: al " vital
Statistics Of the state Department OF
Health. report of The names ami rest
fences OF the parties 10 suits FOR
siVorce entered in aaid tourI and to
either OF whom decree for divorce has
4cen granted by said Court
The report shall be mad m1u-h!y
And on or before The nftreAth Cijth)
3hy OF the month next succeeding
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.

Or kiil. or In any manner destroy at
ANY time my hawk or other birds d..
struetive to domestic poultry. or any
English sparrow. or crOW or b!ackbiri
crowded that this section shalt not
Apply 10 ~ Mary 5 County aud cal.
vert County provided that it shall b."
lawful 10 have hooking birds or rcd
birds. or other song birds IN Gag IS or
stuffed specimens " any said birds IN
educational Institutions. or public or
private museums
Section g BE It further enacted
That this Act shall take effect from
lhe date of It's passage
Approved April 10. 1917
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
IcllAp1tN st5

~ ACT TO repeal section io2 OF Nrt-
Gle a4 Of lhc code OF Public General
Laws Of Maryland. Edition " 1904.
entitled Fish and Fisheries and 10
r..cnad lh, SANE viii amendments
section BE 81 rgaJ"i by tAr
General Assembly 81 Mary and That
Section 10 OF Article - .. the cod
of Public General Laws of Maryland.
edition Of 1907. entitled Fish and
Fisheries" be- aud the SAM Is hereby
repealed. and r, enaci-d with amend.
..,rnis so as 20 read as folioWs
section l09 Each and every license
10 catch or take iish for sale under the
provisions Of section l02 shall state
the name. age anG residence Of the per.
son 10 whom the same Is sranted. and
every applicant FOR such license shalt
BAY TO the Clcrh Of the Circuit court
for the County. or the Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Baltimore
CITY. when such license shall be
granted and before the delivery Of
same. the sum Of five dollars for the
trst license. and the sum OF one dol
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
GcIIApTF,R 7so /

Az act TO repea, and rr-enact with
amendments sections and ; 81 Art
Gle % OF Bagby's Code Of 1871.
Section | BE Il enacted by The Gen
,ral Assembly OF Maryland. That See
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
PusLlc GENERAL LAWS.

fuses 10 answer, or uHtrutillult!
answers questions lawfully put to him
by the CAi"i VI said Bureau. az any
deputy OF said chief. IA a circular or
otherwise. shall b.. guilty Of mis-
deiueahor and upon conviction thereof
by a court Of competent jurisdiction
shall bc iiled not less than i've dollars.
nor more than iif,y dollars FOR each
O'Iense
section 2iJ. No room or apartment
IN any tenement or dwelling house.
and no part OF any tenement or dwell
ing house. shall b. used for the pur-
pose of manufacturing. in whole or ~
part. altering. repairing or finishing
therein, any articles whatsoever. eN-
cept Tor tha exclusive use Of the per.
son 50 USING any part OF such tenement
rr dwelling hOuse. or the immediate
members of his household without 4
license therefor as provided in this
= elton.
Application for such license shall
be mad. 10 the chief OF the Bureau ot
statistics and Information by an!
member oil a tamil! desiring 20 do such
work In any room or apartment Of a
tenement or dwelling house. Such np-
plicatiOn shall designate the location
- NJ.
~ ne ION, V, 'pa' 1T -, 49,.
street and numbe: Of. and iae iull
name aud address Jf thr owner OF, the
building tn which thc room or apart
men' is located. ana si,aii b, signed b!
- "Il'' ~ 80
Bsreau u Statistics aud information
ltf ctt,.l ft.t-s,, 5.. t.t moi thereof INA.
- a1' 1911 -
''''''@
i'" ~ I'l oi s"c" app "a '''' az
ii.'' " i"' bui' u ? ,'''t'' -
'..t'' ''d .''-' SNa" Vp''"'.'' way
oi 'i' 'J''i i'Aii" urpN' .h't''' u
Hod'4' % o'''l ''f' up 49, 90 "''
ti"Flt5 'i'dI -ed 49, W ~ - '''i
'd9y ilsl'' iIH''' N"u +" '@'"
aiio" lh@ press .is' "l AN '"' D.
con "a -''ta 90 '''l"' UNI A''' U'''''S'
u lA" '"tst ~ 'h'' eA '"'h. ~ IVY
dll'ph ~ OF 'hpu '''' u 'i"'
III .'' Il" ''.'' VI 9'Iu Hu'cdu ''-'
".''o"' s..A'..7 IN '"9l,,' '"I y, W
.I"N'i7'7 az. sH' dpi'l''" '''' 20 =
'ie Ms ~. u sem 'lui' a. ''.' '0"' 10
o. he 5.'H d y = MN o"" d - "''',
.p'"s '1ti'0t' ei''" 40. ~ ""'u
Ht'i"!Sfa A. 80 ''P'H '''' a"N" -
.t''l Gus "a ''si'"o 81 e''''.l' "i''' ''"''
difion. nrf,r. however ans such
tire.,,.. I. Granted ~ tn,p.,tion Of tie
room ar aparfmeu, yougnt "a be- H.
o.ns.d musi b.. mad. h. thr tt,l, au
tror,l.d n.,.r,or IN IN, E4r,au 81
,faiis,irs and Information and 4
-taf,,..n. mus, Il. f,i.d IN said Hur,au
~ n mat. Of pobIic record 10 the al.
f.r ,hst tha records Of ell. lo..ll hrultli
t,..,,rt,n..., oi hoard .r ofhc, local AN
,l,.rit. r..aIr.d WITH M. drt, of SAM.
t,ry m s5.cricp do not show IN. exist
..,,c,. N "a, iof..ttou. contagious o.
commonwealth. di,.as. or Of an. I'm
sanitary conditions IA or about said
,,.,,,, i, .,i,ar,ulnui Suru statement
ms f.rfhsr shoU III rrst,tis Of ui,.
tasp.r,i,u 81 such premises and mus.
AID ana .jeo.d In ink ny I'M, III.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
TOLD IN SHORT ORDER.

ro,n IA cuopT oonrp
Meat prices in Manila have risen
lop per cent. within year.
adj. m.o In san jose cal three TO
on,
.s.tan,. IF tho rni,.d st,t..
tt..o.,s ana, ~. l,,r..i.,, ,,.i'.i,,,..,.,
'.''' '''''' r. %
n "-'''''' "'''. '''"' y
- '''''''
aandl" 81 q ~" cam" Tor nea
.o!e~ a soii stick and contains
..''. 'nsie- Tor cigarettes aud
aaty ~
a public foads ~ u" l.nil"d KING
com haa increased from -hJ to w
mile
Fresh \m"ligan aspataSua aaS Jast
ilN"frool market The native crop -
not due tot nv" 7" SIX weeks
Sa%mIll waste of Douglas hr of
81 lLCh Al enormous quantity u iOuNd
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.

whatsoever. al making in whole or III
part any articles Of clothing. hats.
gloves. furs. feathers. artificial flowers,
purses. cigars or cigarettes. without q
license therefor from the chief Of the
Bureau OF Statistics and Information
stating the maximum number of PCT
SONS allowed to De employed therein.
Application for such license shall be-
made to the chief OF the Bureau Of
Statistics and Information upon blanks
10 be prepared and furnished By him
such application shall state The lOca
ton, street and number OF the loft.
Workshop OF factory TO be- licensed. the
number of persons 10 be- employed
therein. and such other Information AZ
the Chief OF the said Bureau may re-
uuirr, and shall be- signed IN ink By tn.
person or firm or officer OF the corpora.
ton conducting the work in such loft.
Workshop or factory
No such license shall be- granted until
such premises have been inspected by
an Inspector of the Bureau of Statistics
and Information and statement nlcd
in said Bureau $ a matter Of public
record showing the results Of said in.
sp"ctiCn and signed In ink by the in.
~, va ''Sp""''"'' th'' WV.
No such license saall De- sr'n'rd Tor
such premises unless he laws r,quir
iilE iro scdprs and prup,. exits Their.
10 ana separate priHies Tor mai" a"d
irnaie employes, ana all Other law S r.
lt.ihs 10 me hrasth ana sdet! o. IN.
hio%'"s ~ sa'h establishments nav"
Dec" iullS complied "i'h. ana uhlrS5
''"Ft Su'li ioil WORKSHOP or factor!
sought ~ ~ licensed aiall contain A.
i"h'' h,' h@idf'd cubic feet OF aiI
pac i"i e'ei' person 'n'l!o>ed
'o'F'l'.
Nt'lloh 80 fNrrf emf! l!rr or
MAN ul"' 'Nrri. "h'iha9 l'e'suh' htm
o. corporation con ii"c'lHs Tor lh'
hi'hu!ati nrr IN Nh"ir or in gar "ll"i.
~ %shaiiinh Or iHi4ains - ans art p
res III icheiH"n or dwelling h5a 81.
'f I'D am room or WORKSHOP oui ''e 81
aia t1s'r ~ u "'fI '-'ah.t.hni.a ~
-Nlug oN' ~ in,.t rlals u IN Which
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09

Meat prices in Manila have risen
lV1 per cent within a year
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09

r;.,e tan'. OF the United States
s,,- Slf",S.ooo to foreign missions Ia
',l
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09

haud" 81 rev can" TOT mea
.11e~ a COLL Stick and contains
..,,. 'Isie- Tor cigarettes aud
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09

Bachelor girls outnumber MARRIAGE.
abb men IN san Jose Cal three to
uuc
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09

Last year ! ~ .eamen and S39 pas.
srn.ar- on British vessels lost their
.iyes At sea This total the largest
.a., i>ai includes the 5i3 ssamcn
aad - passengers vino persisted 10
the Titanic
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09

puia- the recent snow storm ia
Denver yol the church causrrsa
t!on,. alter injecting. dls3andvd and
helped The cliy ~ relao,in- The SNOW
f:om the streets.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09

That tho fishing industry is an i'm.
poitaat one in British Columbia is eyi.
d.uced by the iieures given in govern.
msat statistics There are lOo.0oQ
men and boys engaged in the fishing
Industry. while the annual catch ia
valued at nearly $&5.ooo.no0 Tho
amount uf capital iuys ted IN boats
ana other equipment exceeds S20.pe0,.
bu0
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09

Sawmlll waste uf Douglas nr of
wltrh an enormous quantity Is found
. th Western forests. rs l..ins used
> ma@r lau.i pul2 by "A m!l q.
Ma. sh3e,I p:e
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-09-17

We buy for cash.
expenses down. We Sc
bookkeeper or collector
We mai" every article
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