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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

IF YOU knew that it takes 10000 years form
! foot of SOIL maybe you would have higher opinion OF
Mother Earth aud be careful how you drain your
garden your field
II you granary full of ratholes you would suspect
careless farmer
But field left wash away by the unchecked rush OF
surface after downpour is fully wasteful The
only difference that here the of plant food before
lii gets into the grain
II your garden field is slope. il; If
level plant in straight but in circles And in
both tic-dran it.
For the stuff that washes away precisely the stuff that
crops need in order astonsh the natives by their
thriftncss
And gone II Is expensive TO replace
When you stop think that everything depends the
soil, clearly the soil is worth saving
Pennsylvania REPUBLICANS nominate psnross.
lORiMER
Washington. Who said the o. p has turned prosressvef
JOHANNA HiLTs Job 10 gone maybe good
benefits drawing
conditions under which they compelled TO
the territory where live know duty RIDE ON IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
EyeGIassesShouIdCo
Says New York Physician
Here Is His Free Prescription

Many who wear glasses could dis
pense with them. only Ordinary care
~ necessary. Tho eyes % old ard
young should be properly bathed
niEht and morning. This IL more I'm
portAnt than cleansing teeth" says
nc, ana then he goes on 20 say:
The following treatment 4.
worthy Of fullest confidence. II Ia
scientific, Immediately effective and
positively harmless TO tho weakest
of eyes % 20 the Owl Drug Co. or
anf other drug store. set a tube OF
optone tablets dissolve one In q two.
ounce bottle OF pure water and battle
the eyes two 10 four times daily.
what IL generally known as eye
strain VII be bRnishef. while tho
muscles and nerves are permitted 60
perform their normal functions IL
helps diseased eyes and IL keeps good
eyes healthy II is absolutely harm
iess IN every way, does not smart or
bnfns has wonderful effect on
sranpiated lids. and Ia especially rec
commanded for DUN. heavy or CLASSY
eyes. IL helps all eyes. and should
be In every home for use in emer-
The following extract are from
prescription.
y used DIPLOMA one week for
cold IN my eyes, IL did me
great deal OF good"
~ YVES nave NfWH fnfitnE Tor
years nm sure DIPLOMA IL doing
them good. and shall continue
Its use"
Have only been using optona
short time. My eyes are Inn
proving wonderfully"
Il find DIPLOMA very satisfnc-
tory. aud recommend II WHEREBY
or ! find an opportunity 1 find
IL very soothing.
I've been benefited by optoua
and Intend 20 follow the treat
ment."
Have been using DIPLOMA for
about three months, and IL has
greatly improved my sight"
My eyes have been sore for
seevral years were red and In
famed. Used everything RECON-
mcnded, and gained no relief.
had my eyes examined. and wore
glasses for six months I read
OF DIPLOMA. and thought I would
give II trial. Am glad 10 be
able TO state I got satisfactory
relief. and have not worn my
glasses since. feel my eyes
do not require them"
Many others have made similar re-
ports. N your eyes bother you. have
the above prescription filled. IL may
do wonders for you. DO not become
victim Of neglect You perhaps
value your eyes more than any
other organ, therefore it's your duty
10 protect them. This free prescrip-
ton has given relief TO thousands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
No Compensaslon.

No Compensation.
Sir. would respectfully ask you
for an increase OF salary: I have
got married lately.
Managers Very sorry. Horney-
hand. can be OF no assistance
20 you. The company is not re-
sponsible for any accidents that
happen 10 its employees when OFF
duty.
Modern Ar.
Patron--f have Just been nd
miring your pictnrc--bui what
does II meant
Artist--Ah. that's H. The title
IL The Mystery"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

tonight
J. e. Stiliscii. arrival from los
Angeles. says ncw city power plant
will begin operation within year.
sis AJAX divorce.
Five births.
c. y. munoay and Archie W..
Shl.is will push coal claims.
King counfy's disbursement for
year. 2,s5O. sss.fs.
o. 8. Bowen appointed principal
assistant engineer q. n.
Myrtle Social club meets Mon.
day
Wsshlnasoniars' dance. Red
d'ng's hall. tonight
Capt A. A. knight Tacoma. elect
Cd commander Washington division
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

indictments charging violations OF
the Interstate commerce. Law were
returned by the federal grand Jury
against the Potlatch Lumber Co. OF
Toulouse. Wash: the Idaho 4 Mon.
sana Railway Co.. and individuals
whose names are not disclosed. The
charges relate TO alleged rebates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
CLASS LEADER
UNSEATED;; GETS
MANDATE WRIT

NORTH YAKIMA. May 2f.--Al-
leging that although she had a
standing OF s7ee. the highest In the
class, and was elected valedictorian
In the commencement exercises.
supt. o. w. Hoffman declared her
place forfeited, Miss Alice J. Dunn,
3 senior of the high school. at Sun
nyside, has obtained an alternative
writ OF mandate returuable Satur-
day to compel the school board to
reinstate her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

COMMISSIONER HAMILTON his fight q trial
pledsng verdict Idea
cry baby"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
aIa
here


One death.
Pacific Association Of Scientific
Societies convention opens.
Or. W. c. Graham new head Of
Washington state dental board.
Nab espressmsn who hauled
counterfeitsr's outfit
Rope breaks. Louis Olson falls
IS feet. unhnrt-
Serihes met today.
Washington State Society Of
Mayflower Descendants meets to-
night
Rev. Jack Ounstan SPEAKS az
Queen Anne Congregational church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

county. Mont, shot by suspected
train bandit.
Frat shipment az foreign exhibits
reaches San Francisco from Bel.
ginm.
e. J. Webster. rs. a cement work.
or. committed suicide by drowning
a, San Bornardino.
New Southern Pacific schedule
goes into effect cutting 81 hours
from time between Los Angeles 10
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

SHOULD TICKLE The DUKE
DENTIST lends IT ALL"

EASToN. Cal. 2i-Dr. Painter. Francisco
committed suicide at his home here by nhang
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
Peace POEM

Peace Poem
How can soldiers start n battle.
How can drums aud rifles rattle.
Dogs % war. or Beat ~ Scat
Home Run Bakers AT the bat.
Mars. be off. and strsightway stop
Il.
Drop that screaming shell. siri
Drop it,
Hush or catch the rnblic's knocks.
MathcwHon IL IN the boz.
They Did
Ocean voyaEer-Don't the pas
sengcrs make You tired with the
questions they ask,
captaln-Yea. very. What else
In II you want 10 knowg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21
GAVE REBATES7
NORTH YAKIMA. May 2f.-Five

THE LARGEST DENTAL OFFICES IN
THE WORLD
Ny success ia due TO my painless netn-
DDS. telling you exactiy what your VOTE
will cost, BY free examinaffoni nsNins
specialists TO DO your work; suarsntesins
vour WORK. and working for prices that
YOU can afford 70 pay for the best there
IL IN Dentistry and optical Work
See me about your TEETH snf EYES
DIR EDWIN J. BROWN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-21

The robins and biuebirds are
mating. and even our young men
are getting their hair cut-Gen.
try tMo) Sentinel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

NARY I J. zIrpEhT. formerly Mary =:
o. thoras also Known M Elizabeth Thomas
IN author of 2ip West Eighty-hrst street.
'9;Srnies ,;.!sC ava no svaiisbie a..ets.
sVG ,slnr pt" ha, seer MI as,p.i '' Ma-r,s
Arrr ,roG.rs NJ the s'cesl Dress Com.
pany. nauai alurcr ~ drtser ana COS
ynss a, - 20 "a Es't Tven,Sy' n1;, ; ss:n
this business In June. 1917
fINcI A. SCHNBIDER--A nstition in bank.
up.cv bas been. hicd afalnsi Plncus
Shneid6r. manufacture OF closks and
Appointed +. Flnkelstein reesivs.. with
authority to carry on business for hNe
dave Assets are 81 600.
ANGELO DELLA Of 1000 Third avenue has
fled a petition IN bankruptcy with liabiii.
lie. s27o' y,o'ily for wines and liquors
ani no deserts.
.pAyENPoRT LEATHERWARE COMPANY
Of and White street has MED schedules
which show liabilities e2b.st3 and assets
)iss00 in stock. machinery and natures.
Al the accounts have been assigned
epivACK BROS, composed ~ Jacob and
., IL? West Twenty fourth street. have
made an Assignment to Herman J Lurie.
.'spivnck in,Janusry.. 1909. They dissolved
N June 1918, and were succeeded by
assets $3.50 and liabilities $4,000. on
Marth last they wers damaged " IRE,
hut we're insured.
THE BON TON JEwELRy COMPANY
nc. Of II Maiden lane has msdc an as
ssiS s @s P's s,Bst ~ 5000 and t;ii.
v Meyer !. gresiden;. The company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
pu POINT FIGHTS 100000 FEE.
Tries ~ stop suit for COMMIT ssions
In Equitable site Deal.

GEN r COLEMAN du ,hut head If the
syndicate which Put M thr new Equitable
nuild.np. began an equity action IN the
| 'nit,d 81 to, District court yesterday Ia
restrain George y Gardiner from pios'
cutting srit tnN S.on,ooo commissions In
the stale supreme court.
Gardincr commended tnHt the commits.
aiuus we've due him for NEGOTIATING the
deal whereby the Equitable Life \ssur-
nucc Soci,tv sold tho property ON which
The Old building stood 10 the pu l'ont
~ Indicate.
Gen du Font alleges Ne wa~ induced u
consent IN writing - IN" payment ni TN
commits siuns To- fard u"r hecnus" OF false
rrprcsCntntiuns made 90 him by Frtnk VI
Andrew, TIVE architect. concerning the
services rendered by G,rdiner Tine lat
tor. according to Gen. du l'ont, was not
such an important factor IN ia" deal as
To entltlc him 10 the commissions,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
SEAT VALUE RULING REVERSED
Surrogate Has No Nisht 60 Fin Psiss,
Higher Court Rules.

"I8mer NOurt tOleSs
The right OF a Surrogate to NJ the
price Of Stock Nxchanse seat seAarS:-
less of it, market value In denied In n de-.
cision handed down by the Appellate ID.
vision OF BROOKLYN In deciding this point
the Appellate Court suggests that, when
the seat Is Jointly owned. the matter
might be adjusted BY partnership ac-
counting.
The matter originally came before Sur
roRate ketcham on an accounting by
executors OF the estate Of the late Stew.
art Barr OF Barr 4 Hearns. Among his
assets was one.haif Interest in . stoc,,
Exchange seat. II had been purchased
for 5000. with the proviso that II
should he sold In the event Of the death
Of either partner.
When Mr. Barr died SEATS we're cell.
ing for $4,000. but before the executors
had qua lifisd there was a depreciation Of
al 200 In value As the price continued
to go down the executors carried the ssai
as an un,iquidated asset. II waa 10 Hated
In the nnal accounting Objections "a
this accounting were hled on behalf OF
the testatot's widow. Fannie n Darr, and
| her daughter. Beatrice. on the ground
that the seat should have bern sold when
| the market price was $4,000 or more
SURROGATE Ketcham susta ined thiA con.
tentisn. holding that Il was the duty OF
the executors to have sold the seat a
soon as possible after the death OF the
| testator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
GOULD OFFERS HOLDINGS.
xAp.ossi raciac Jsmps On Rsmss
~ NEGOTIATIONS for sale.

(, g ems renoried yesterday in the hnan.
,N district that George J. Gould had
a@crod his and the Gould estate holdings
!, missouri Pacific for sale ut a price at
,.or,iyc enough TO Interest outside bank
..s an. the strength OF the rumor Mis-
so,r ra,in, stock. which closed at lS%
Arid,v. advanced 10 20 and closed ut
r,.Jnvs last price Tho turnover In the
.oek was not especially large. however.
considering It's recent activity. being only
$500 shares.
I, was SAID in connection with the re-
arr, ,t.t Mr. Gould wants to get out OF
no active management of all of his rail-
mad properties and. that he has offered
ether tn sell his stock or to place II In
a voting trust, Mr.. Gould's retirement
s.o, the presidency OF the Kansas aud
,,gsrsas and Fort Smith and Little
Ho,k railways was pointed ont IA au EVIL.
J,nee Of his desire to quit active railroad
management
Iohn + stevens. engineering expert
who has been making an examination oil
tho physical properties of the Missouri
ppcInc for Kuhn. Loeb & Co. arrived In
New York yesterday and is expected e
make h. report early this week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
Movements of Naval Vessels.

ASIIINGrpN. May The tank ship
Arr,husa Transport iancock, battcship'
virginia, Georgia ana NehrnsKd ana d".
Nora cruz irstroyers HONEY and Narrins
.uu and vnliier ryclops at rainpDo. gun
boat Wheeling a. SANTA Domingo city.
ruhboat Petrol A. Puerto Plata, gunbolt
Scorpion a. Constsntnopl", a"rtruyers Flus-
ser and Preston nj Galveston, supply shin
supply ~ Yokohama, collier saturn AZ
Giag mas amt cruiser Washington AZ Port
Royal, : &.
III. destroyer Cis~iu haa sailed from
vera cruz for Tlupirn, tug Yanktou IRON
Vera cruz far Nav orleans, collier ORION
from Vera Cruk for Hampton Nonds. hattie
ship Tennessee from rhiladelphIt for New
York .yard COLLAR Brutus from Portsnos.N
\ ~ for Hampton Roads. Eunb1pt ,'tstluo
from Rosiop FOR KY Wes., gunhont A..
napoll- FROM MlatGtn for IA Pa@' dcstr'y"r
d"stroy,rs PAU Jones and st"vNr, FROM
TOpolohhmpp for Alfalfa, bHtleship Mar
land from MaGatlan for Manynnilln and he
stroYer Hopkins from Mare ls'and for san
Diego aud Maz1tlsu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
Exports and Impovts Of Specie.

The exports Of specie at the port OF New
York for the week ended May were: Gold,
none. and silver. s!ls7tj. a total OF s7ia;745,
.t Week S 5nH $50 ths goo earr a
vs.t la'i year. since January tbs .sport.
,iiSi0 $50. against si7.t5e.s50 gold and as
'liliss silver in the corresponding period
Tid year
The imports NJ specie from the port of
<.~ VII for tha ,,saL ordsJ Ma ,x.,a
sold. ga as. and si5.SsS silver. making q
total OF so. ass against - fotal Of S5IO.o3s
IN the preceding week and t5st0s1 In the
eorrssp1ndirg week last year Since Jan.
usry I f6GgSiss, against -, Seas In the
responding period last year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE ron SALE
GENTLEMAN'S HOME.

Ready for occupancy. In the finest
lpca'ion Of MONTCLAlR, N. J., all fur
nished with artistic. imported French
room mansion. with four tiled baths.
four roomy piazzas. sleeping porohes
and conservatories; corner lot. 100 feet
front. 200 feet deep; rosa gardens.
shr,ibhery. beautiful shade trees, ar.
tistica,ly placed. House h trimmed
throughout with selected hardwoods.
parquet floors In each room. four i'm
ported open fireplaces. vaulted wine
cellars. laundry, automobile garage.
&c; IA owner must leave for Europe
an exceptional bargain il offered;
Uo,,ss onn '' ho .s r Sv an,,niosmcu,
only through r NJ. CRAWLEY 4
BROS. Montclair. n. J.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washin gton Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.
Far eastern New York and sosth.
erW New Ensland. fair to-day and
probably to.snwrrost Hight 20 moo.
erate mort west Vyluds


For northern New England. fair to-day
and probably Tomorrow; Hight west winds
For New Jersey. fair to-day and proba
bly, tomorrow; moderate temperature: light
variable Winds
For western New YORK. fair and somewhat
warmer to-day; cloudy. probably showers
tomorrow; light to moderate variable winds
NEW yo'tk. May s.--The pressure wss
low yesterday over Florida and New Eng.
land. but high elsewhere over the eastern
half of tho country. with a centre ever
Michigan Indiana ana Ohio.
High pressure also existed over the Pacific
coast. but a trough Of depression prevailed
throughout the country between the lower
Missouri Valley and the plateau States.
Rain fell In the plains States. the south.
west and the middle Rocky Mountain statss,
elsewhere the weather was generally fair.
Tho only freezing weather was In ada.
cent portions Of Utah and Arizona. but frosts
occurred In Michisan ami Illinois and east.
ward into Psnnsyivsnis, New York and New
| England.
| In this city the day was fair and warmer:
| wind, fresh northwest; average humidity,
Sc PEI cent haromet.e, corrected to read
~ sea level. at A. NJ. se.e2. r L.,
! 20 90
| Tie temperature In this city yesterday. a.
recorded by the off,ciai thcrmome ter. Is SHOWN
In The aunp srn tabe,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03

WATCH NOt'R CHANGE--we want your
old money, VIII pay loO~ premium and
more for all rare dates TO 1899 Many
valuable circulating. Keep all old money.
send ic. Get our largo Illustrated coin
Circular, Numismstic Bank, Dept. 70, Fort
Worth TOY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
Army and Nav, orders.

AsuiNGTON. May --ThsSs army order
Wcr" issued to say
cant II q. MADDOX. Medical Corp. from
temporary duty At s',nns",3l h",p'''. ''''
CAPT e n Bull frpW twenty .siN'h IN
fartrN t. unassigned list a.,
capt l. cooper from nm 'H'fn"' Wv
Ia TNentv slNth Infantry .-
capt ! r Miller from srN'e MOI"
Pom LehvcuNorth kan-as o. m. N'''' J..
fautrN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
INSTRUCTION.
STAmmERInG CURED

Simple. natural method individual In.
struction.
inexpensive, Expert teacher will omen
Nov York office n sufficient numbers regis
ter Answer to-dny
g ID. ROBBINS, Reacon ST, pos,on.
Mas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

Liberal. REWARD
Lost on wednesday April 2pth. ledv'
Diamond crescent brlnrh. Return 10 LIE
BOLT 60. 2ard g.. and Fifth Ave.
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Useful MAJ Of ersat OTltsIu FlfE

Also Illustrated Book 81 Tours on the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY Of ENGLAND
re Holiday Ling through the BEST OF
ENGLAND. From Liverpool. Plymouth,
fishguard or Bristol visit Historic Devon
shire. Cornwall or Wales. shaksspearss
country. etc. on your way 10 London.
T. kateiey. Gen Agt.. SOL Sth Ave-. New Yes1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03

so MpNTHlN and expenses to travel. Ms
tribute .nplrs and take oritrs o. appoint
agents. pCr'nanout Jar AMERICAS 90.
chicago.
sioo 90 WEEKLY pront In spare tlntr n,
hr1r'. mai order business. dor worry about
,Rpita. BOyD ~ RNbMN pn1h1. <cbr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
FURNISHED ROOMS To LET.

NoTH. 1862 WEST-Three room handsomely
furnished front suite; southern exposure, IN.
b dependent Pnttanve: one two gentlemen
rleAn- Subway. Il" Mll.SON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.


CHANCE for strong printing and rulins
house, New York ar newark TO secure Largo
and nermRncut business outlet by investing
~" 80 ten Thousand IN allrd business Al.
dress at once WAREHOUSE, n " Prince
uecrse Hotel. New YORK.
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SITUATIONS w\>rED-MALE.

~~~~->~~ ->---~---~~~-'
AUDITOR. accountant rnshi'r, hrtncial
and Chinmrrcil experience ~ twenty years.
socks permanent position Wt'e general
kun,vleieo ~ lefl HNi business tnLirs
\ NiFltlCNN NpN ,bi sun
ruACHM Az FIRST ,,as-. i sires position
yrrt4 porr.nil reference. T.. king. - T. hY
YbI'N8 MAN four years selling "Np-ri
cu.e WANTS pusltlhh with good, reliable ,un-
corn ba-, ~ references Interview appre
.I ted ~. box lii sun once.
NoINt MAN seventeen, p0-itlon as "lec-
tritlln's helper Where hr can Learn som" ek
prri-nce. y huN 10 sun uIhCe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
SUMNER cAMr- rom poys AND GIRLS

CAMP svNNysfpE, wilton. Conn. "A
country and shore camp, vir,s TO 30,
boys TO IL Personal direction Dr. and
hfvon. Conn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03

moi \Nnkl> Frs
meas Eir.s. rNpariru O..
thoroughly Investigated
Southern hclp fIrnished
TIfNI. EXCHANGE
4'rl. Phone 90 COZ
.NpQ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun fises. a:52 Sun sets. f.ii Moon sets 10
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy i12 Gov Island. tOi Hell Gate 2.N
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
SANDY II Il. 7:22 GOV Island $50 Hell Gate . s.<1
Arrived SATURDAY., May 2.
81 ka,.cr,n Aususm Victoria. o." A. NJ. cher.
IS 81 owls, ?te =. ". Cferbourr. April,s
So Campania. s;i5 p. NJ. Queenstown Apsl
&c
IS Flor,dc. i;oP n, Havre. April IS:
~ lucilnC. 1870 T. tst. kourr. Aprll 10
- kasama. l y. NJ, Oran. April A.
s. Gordon Castle, a, Nj. tIrnit { Goa. April a.
Sc ore ponIan. si5 4 n. Puerto Mexico.
April rs
So kcntuckan.ii \. n. Puerto Ne xico Aprii23.
Is S,raihroy. 1910 =. NJ. Rlo dc Janelro.
April II
s. Copenhasen 6 r. N. ~, Lucia Apru =
~ siam s.@ y. NJ Rosario, April 8.
~ Car,brcah, t2:3b - N. bermuda. Apru -
IS Mamma Hhin, M linorr, Nay 1
- Laila Perth Amooy, May I?
[. = ). Tennessee,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03

tblbRl,D SeVorq.
i good referenc"s
want places. other
LINCOLN INDUS
,ascuryl, "a W"s'
.uluhus, Established
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HELP wANTED.-FEMALk.


DO easy. pleasant coloring Work ~
homo; good pay, no canNassinR: no .xrorl
.nrn required Illus particulars free. HELP
lNG HAND STORES Chicago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03

MONTHLY nitRSy'ur wants c1p'n'c bust
- manager Address World SPEECH
O. Centre street. Newark. y. !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
NEIp WNNTEp-N.iLE,

MACH INI~T'-NIi around man. wages o,
% -tlrt. steady work. Young man prafer- al
IONS HASSNI.l, CLAY and Oakland SIS
brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03

names amt correct addresses for Iultol
S'Tfes DIRECTORY. - per hundred Address
UNITED STATES DIRECTORY. Toledo. O.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-19

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lslsia8 Ell ieelll.
III 4 H TOR u b q I'll eiit
- = a - 4 II = a1lil kAileh
sce zt nj ~ q
fsaxs Rse
nfat aEtslllls q. as "
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s.0sld
IN f lfsq =
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