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Meade County news., 1915-09-16

Park, where some very unpleasant
scenes were in view. We are now
strictly among the mountains of high
altitude, that is as much as 1900
feet, and on top of which are some
beautiful little plains. We pass
through Golden Gate and are then
presented to some very interesting
views on Glen creek with its MANY
rifles and falls. Rustic Falls. at
1883 is beauty, and should not be
mlssen In visiting the park. On top
of one of the mountains we saw
Swan Lake, which was covered with
ducks and snipes. We passed the
Wiley Way camp. 1t was Interest,"
Ing and has the appearance of being
we'll kept.
We are now at the first Shaw &
fowell camp, a nice new one.
saw faur bear before | was out of
the wagon in which we came. Our
mode of travel is four-horse noun
tain spring wagon with seats for
about ten persons.
The most of this afternoon has
been cloudy and rainy.
will try to let you know the
points of interest as we go along.
W. W. Simpson.
Meade County news., 1915-09-16

Stone there is nice Government
building with about $50 soldiers and
other attendants, an interesting set
of buildings, nice church, and
fine hospital. There is quite nice
little town of this Fort.
On coming in view of the Mann
moth Hot Springs there is view of
grandeur which | would not know
where to get words to describe, and
will have to be seen to be appreci-
ated. This spring is on a mountain
tow and the overflow of hot water is
pouring over the sides In many
places the sheets of water are many
yards in width and several hundred
feet above your head. The altitude
is over 6,635 feet and to describe
the sights on the top of the noun
tain is Impossible. In going to the
spring one is compelled to scale a
mountain side, on foot, for about
800 feet.
The cedars in the park are very
tall and slim and a great many are
dead from fire. We have seen some
over four feet thru.
We next passed through the Silver
Gates, very beautiful scene and
almost at once went thru Hoodoo
Meade County news., 1915-09-16
&. NJ. Dutton, Agent,
DR.. Simpson Writes
Willow Park, Montana,
August 25th, rs
Dear Friends,
Meade, Kansas.
When | left Mea

Dear FRIENDS,
Meade, Kansas.
When left Meade | made
promise that would try to write a
part of my experience on my way to
California. | went north east 10
St. Paul and Minneapolis and on
the way stopped at Fairbault, Mn-
nesota was wined and dlned to
very enjoyable degree by half a
dozen of the incest Bachelor Ladies
l have had the pleasure of meeting
in long time, with picnic an the
banks of one of the most beautiful
lakes have seen; and the nice part:
was the only gentlemen in the
party. l found ST. Paul and Min
neapolis cities of such great magni-
tud, that it is>hard to give a favor
able description. seldom see
city that gives evidence of SO much
thrift and enterprise. | took pas
sage on ,he Northern Pacific rail
rad and for grandeur of scenery it
is route of exceptional interest.
Our route seemed to take in the
\
Yellowstone Valley. Most of the
towns gave evidence of being very
we'll kept with well painted build
ings. The farms, generally, showed
fine crops along the entire route.
Those of the north seemed to show
a superior strength of vegetation
over our Southwest Kansas country
As we came along from Gardner
to the Yellow Stone Park thru the
Yellow Stone Valley crops were as
good as it seemed possible to be.
A large part of the buildings were
of logs, and same were most artistic.
ally designed, though crude in con-
Meade County news., 1915-09-16
To School Boards

A large Jacketed School house
Heater for sale. In excellent
condition. Geo. w. Day, Clerk
District No. 2,
Meade County news., 1915-09-16

Everybody is requested to
bring exhibits to the Fair.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-13

whom the Tsar can trust, when he can trust no one else around him These Cossack soldiers have been the great est terror with which Russua has been able to threaten Europe; they have been the empires most efficient n- ternal police, and they have marched eastward to the Pacific and southward to the zones of British influence, con quering for the Tsar a vast domain including many nations The Cos sacks have dearly avenged their tel- low slavs for the hhrdships they have received st the hands of the Tartar hordes of Asia.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-13
The ReUieu MoUes

Dp Review win installed in new quarters adjoining
 
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 The Review publication building Ina, loo2when franchise secured from Associated machines Arizona installed Tho Review published O community offered time important little appears n metropolitan
 machines hande for Review O Today equipment newspaper Warren District Today Tho Review Eliminates "picture' obanbe
  Gn requirements patrons Today the payroll of The Reye" among the bis ones tho channels contributing
 placing tho puts many parts of in Bsbee Lowell Warren consequently The Review sub scrbers Canada; Rade The thought should bring O you a responsibility uhc rests
 subscribers advertisers both they you The Review community making money-maEing ecev' suggestion, improvement: criticism raih invites which poaims it tho only home representing the Warren District
 The and he Of ncroaine prosperity obligation keep with the hgi O. community this the new Review location where viii un derake which for hs communil sponsors
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-13

through the laying up of great wealth.
 "The Cossack is favored by the State, and is main prop of the States authority To be born a Cos sack is to be born a soldier Every Cossack bears the obligation of twen- ty years military service. He enters into this service at the age of 1S; spends 8 years in a preliminary Cos sack division; next passes 12 years in active service, and spends his last 5 military years in the Cossaek reserve. 1t is the picked men from his ranks who constitute the Imperial Guard, a body of the finest type of hghers,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-13
nnsslAns oN INTENSIVE.

LONDON. June 12-Although the British press has warned the public it is too early to assert positively that the Austro-German armies m Galicia have been checked and Gener' al Von Linsiger defeated on the Denister. neverthe les it is believed my manymilltary commentators that there has ben a sharp turn in the si- tuation in Galicia which will prevent Germany from transferring any con siderble force Of troops either tothe west of t0 the Italian frontier.
 Some German forces it is said, have already been detached from the Cali elan armies and hurried to the lsonzc front
 coNFIscATE DYNAMITE
 FL PASO. June 12.-Thirty-two ad ditional cases of dynamite were found late today in a deserted adoce house near the spot where two Mexicans had earlier attempted to transport twentj cases of explosives across the Hi' Grande The dynamite was coniis cated by United States customs off cials. The caEe is being Ivestigate' by the El Paso police.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho Holland America liner NooTdam.
sailing tomorrow for Rotterdam, will take
natl. closing at $50 A. NJ, for the Neither
la nds.
The Compsnis Trsnrstlsntica liner
Manuel Caivo. sailing tomorrow for Cadiz
and Barceions. will take mail. closing At
$3.50 4. NJ. for spain. Portugal and Gfo-
raltar.
The Italia inner Ancona. sailing wednes-
day for Naples. viii take mall. ciosins
garia. Serbia. switzerland and Greece.
The White star liner. Adriatic; sailing
Wednesday for Liverpool, will take mail.
closing al sac 4. NJ. FOR Europe, sx-
cept Germany, Austria, Hungary. Lurem-
burg. Turkey. the Netherlands. Norway.
sweden, Denmark. Italy. Runanis. Bull
garla. Serbia. switzerland and Greece.
also for Africa. West Asia and East In
dies. ~.
The Lloyd Ssbaudo liner Tomsso d.
Savoia. sailing Thursday for Naples. viii
take mail. closing at $40 A. Nj. for Italy.
Bulgaria, Rumanis. serbia. switzerland
and Greece. when specially addressed only
The Observation-Disclosures liner Oscar
II. sailing Thursday for Christiansand and
Chri.tiania, will take mail, closing at 10
A. NJ. for Norway. Sweden, Denmark. Ger.
many, Austria, Hungary, uAemburg ana
Turkey.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED
a

.ttorn.y. IL attorneys nam. !. omitted
address party OF second part.)
East side.
EAST of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
10th sts.)
zap ST. n .. $50 . LIST sv. runs . - to
East River a. exterior bulkheed line \
to- . tith ct 4 W to a point s5o
rights. ~bulkheads. wharves, se.@J Hsr.
yey Lsdew to Jennie II. his wife. Glen
S SSs.' / !; .; S1..'h P.a.t sas'' q : Net ard 3 2
MHpIsoS iHv. sG.w'. !. 50 55ih St .o..s'st
simeon Jprss.es to Dr stc Madison "a sD; ' Hvs
Sorpn' ! Madison av. Aug II; atty. T
18th e. ST., Is f. Eva" ny. 80 " Mi. .aico' .v.
lo2a-Nswmsn Erb. Deal, y J. 20 Met
ropolitan Realty Co. IS Exchange place.
ii' II bit enyi %i.ss ss'issS %.y Sep, 81 s,'yi
west OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.)
s.-Lsroy Coventry to Eva coventry.
sept sis y. , .asr.. st. ,S %'' " ' "a q. al! !l'I1i
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north of Iioth ST.
BROADWAY. n VIC 1870 st. t26xI7siix
6.sxl7b-Iseac Rubin to Nellie Brennan.
sos Ave P. Bklyn. mtg 1850. Aug u;
s's0' " W. oVV DNasHHFoV
Bvo0H.
Borough Of The Bronx
ouIMBY Av. n q. lss W oimstead sv. :bx
ios-sidney b Hiekox e. Bertha Foa.
2oes oulmby ave, mtg $500. Sept 3;
atty. Frank Gass. Inc. 2si5 westchester
sTEBBiNs Az. G. .issth st. s0xiseH
Marie J Mssterson to violet G winer. .?s7
june n; atty, $ } Hsmbsnn' ~ Court
cs6reSk Az, "a. sc: ism st. :csiooN
Msrcuse. 30 Pearl 81. Mount Vernon. n
y. mtg $1,000. Sept :; atty. l. T 4 T
cRoroSA xvs.wc i,o,h 81. :c.ixiooi
Mathis RAPPORT TO solomon Hirsch-
ti.Soo, Aug Is; atty p + Gerdins' 1891
ELM ST. " .. IFS n Locust sv. 25sioo-
cruser sv. sept s; attys. Morrison 4 :;
wXsHiNGfoS ST. ii:s from -.
part pSf 49, iS,; m IT, . Snisn Ssp- siiSsi0; < s him.
TO Grace MobsrE. isi9 Purdy st. Sept 3;
atty. Frank Gass. Inc, ??l5 Westchester
wAsHiSGroN ST. 3, a, cor 10, 40,
sLssiOs; being part Lot 40. map Union.
pTronTr,; also wassins,on st, W SIs.'
also Washington st, " $, 1875 3 from Lot
t?o, ?7;eSios' same map-.Louise . pdrke
sept .; atty. Frank Gsss, Inc. 22i5 West:
ST GEORGES CRESCENT, g. 1865 y
Grenada pi, beiiSlio- Arthur Arm.
stein, RET. to Simeon g Bradley. Nyack,
y Y, Sept IL. attys. Bergman A. II, 32ls
VI ..ss Es.ss 49, -. $500 ttVV
CosTER ST. sis. c $. :oxioo-Bond & Mtg
Guar Co to Carmela Cozzitarto. $40 7
li?th 81, mtg s3,boo. Sept 8; atty, 7 q
it5TH ST. 5 :. 2o3.i e I'D av. b0xiO0-cha.
Doll TO Jno " Eggers. 1913 Perry Av
m,s $4,000, Sept 81 atty, L T & re
LOT %. Blk IL, map Morris Psrk-Gussis
Zanderer to has Zimmerman, eIi Audi.
bon av. Sept /; atty, saml wacht. =
FARADAy Az. $ :. 1919 W Fieldston "a
sS5x6e.lN55.i-Gussie zanderer TO Cha'
zimmerman. 247 Audubon aN, Sept !
atty, Saml wscht. ~ Bway........fjC
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YOUTHFUL UMPIRE STABBED.
Knife wound In Hack Follows
Foul Ball Decision.

Carl Reddtel, "A, OF 2i9 East Thirty-
seventh street, was stabbed IN the back
with a ~penknife Yesterday afternoon
while acting as umpire of n baseball
game between teams known as the
Senecas of Long Island tity and the
Exe,ers of Manhattan AT Queens Boule-
ward and Ilults street, Long Island city.
lie was treated at ST, Johns Hospital
and went home,
Tn stdbbing occurred during a row
over a decision by Reddiel. Raymond
Duffy of lI5 East Thirtioth street, Man
haitian, "A member Of the Exeter team.
had knocked "A long fly which Reddiel
called "A foul, The players, boys OF Ii
and II years, surrounded Reddiel, argu-
ing over the decision and the boy UNI
pire suddenly cried out that he had been
stabbed, The police are looking for
Duffy to find out what he knows OF the
incident.
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
East Side.
east OF FIFTH av. between Fourteenth
and iioth sts.l
MADISON Az. $40, W $ so 8 55th 81, 20 5
J Drake, Jr, ct al. ears simeon ! Drake
rs W $50 81, due. Sc. as per bond, sept
!. atty. T q Co. i7s Bway ...... $4,000
West side.
CWest OF Fifth sv, between Fourteenth
18TH ST. ,, ans NON 'iss7 ,,r sv. ux
gss-Chas J welnstein Rlty Co TO Max
Weinstein, lS4 7th av. sept I, prior
mtg st?. 500. demand 6 p c.......s s., 800
BronI.
Borough OF The Bronx
LOTS i4o and l4l. map Koch Homestead
Samuel A Berrian. Jr. to Kate Rachel.
1871 81 Lawrence ay, sept 3. due, sc, as
per bond atty. Title q a r GO. l76
coSsHTIEsR ST. sis. E 5. $50 . sponord ay,
Sept 3, due, Be, us per bond. atty. Title
G q T Co ,i5s B"ay $1,000
go-Herman Brand to Michl Frledwald.
1850 Findlay aN, Aug %. due Jan "a,
1918. 8 p e; atty. Mark Aaron, ~ Cedar
BELMoNT Az. ASA. 9 :. sOxiOO-Gabrielo
Psgliccea to Gaetano Monteforte, 25T-
sth av. prior mts $1,000, Aug -. : yrs,
y Z. atty, q Monteforte, 2j7e .Sth
LTSpLow ~. s.. iis.4 castle mn ay.
5ONl0O-Geo ! shapiro TO Bernhard
Frank. So Marion At. Bklyn. Sept .. !
yrs, 5i1 p e. attys' Davis q i. -
wAsHiNGToN Az, " ;, part lot ,IS' man
unionpor.. 3IeSioS-Grace Mohers q
yrs, ia p c; attys, Frank Gass, Inc. 2.li
Westchester av,..,...........,.,,f -, SOC
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RENTING IN THE SUBURBS.

Julia Beverley Higgens has leased for
Mrs. James Laying Hillside at Noun.
Klsco, TO Charles Short OF New York,
and for Justin Noyes his bungalow AT
Bedford TO +. Sims McGrath Of New
York.
Mrs. r.. +. Rogers has leased her
residence on California street. Upper
RIdgewood, to Il. +. Hartmann of Man
haitian Mrs. Caroline Sanford her dwell
ing ut 2+i South Irving street to s
Caceres of Butler. n. j., and John r.
O'Neill his residence at % Doremus
avenue to Robert c. Frings Of Brook
lyn, N. Y,
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

CHRISTOPHER ST, lo2-Amos NJ Wright
a ano, trus. to A Wright Chapman, Port
Washington. l. /: atty. w VI Powell =.
BoWsEr:RY, ::a4 & s.5-saimne to same;
SANE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to chas II
Chapman, Pleasantville, n Y; atty
SANE PRoPERTY.ssme 10 Howard
Chapman, Pleasantville' y ATTY
SANE ME PiRoPERTY.same 10 Charlotte c
Turner rs Monroe st. Brooklyn; AK
SANE PRoPERTY-same - Mary W
chapman, Port Washington, L l.; ATTY
77 S1mf ST. .,i E-Rsrn.aird RosenscheIn to
Moses Goodman, 1s6 W s7th st 500
BANTER ST. il~s-Eugenia de Nlottheck
10 Henry Burden, trus. Cazenovia. y Y;
atty. l. T Co, 100 Bway. ...,.. $4,000
diet TO Rutherford Realty Co, 81 Nassau
81: atty, l. 7 Co. 100 Bway ,.,...,...t
18th ST. $40 E-sol Melville a. ano TO
Alice Goldstein, Union, y il atty, John
w Plstor, Union Hill, y J.......sl00
93D ST. 32b E-Esther Jerkowski to Geo
Ehret, lls7 Park ay; atty, " N Burg
9TH ST. = :, iss,i " Sd av, .s,iixiOo Ii
Jacob A r Dunning & ano. exrs. 10 Flor
ence VI Dunnlng, Orange, y J: atty, I.
Mtg Co, So Liberty st...........sl3,o 900
Brons.
CITY REAL ESTATE co to Anna a Brad.
JENNIE i C BAKER to Martha c Nc,
knight i''Vo
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CITY DWELLING RENTERS.

Slawson A. Hobbs have leased fur
nished the dwelling at 463 West li0th
street for Mrs, J. Fausner to G. A,
Archibald for the coming season.
The Houghton Company has leased
for Charles Gulden the dwelling AT lis
West Seventy-third street TO Flora l..
Neal for a term OF years.
shaw & Co. have leased for Edward
Goldschmidt the three story and base
ment dwelling at 30 East l27th street
to Henry Riddle,
SCHNEIDER & Liebler have leased the
three story and basement dwelling at
5lS West li2d street to the Misses SEQ
Vile and Chisman, who will open "A select
private school.
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WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York and southern
New England. cloudy. with probably show
er- to-day; fair tomorrow; fresh csst to
south winds.
For New Jersey. partly cloudy. with
probably local showers to-day; fair to-
morrow moderate southerly winds.
For western New York. showers, fol-
lowed 10y clearing to-day; fair to morrow;
fresh shifting winds.
NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-The storm from
the Gulf Of Mexico Was travelling slowly
northcastward from the south Atlantic
States. where heavy rains and high winds
had been reported. II was diminishing In
intensity. but rains continued In the cast
Gulf and south Atlantic states. the Ten
nessee and ohio valleys and general cloudf-
ness and light rains In tho middle At
lantic and southern New England states.
Fair weather prevailed generally west OF
the Mississippi River and In the western
LAKE regions.
The temperatures were every where nearly
normal. except that II was cooler In the
Gulf States.
In this city the day was cloudy with an
occasional light shower: winds. fresh north-
easterly: no change in temperature; hui
Nudity averaged II per cent;
corrected to read TO sea level. at 8 A. NJ,
5000 . r. NJ, 1910.
The temperature in this city yesterday. A.
recorded by the oficial thermometer. is shown
a.. 4. .-...xl s.tIA4
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R INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises { IS sun sets. g 20 Moon rises al
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k Sit Gov. Isl. $50 Hell Gate. 7:4o
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
sandyH'k II 30 Gov. Isl ~ W Hell Gate !. I 80
Arri,ed-suNDAY. September j.
SIS Cameronia. $40 A. NJ, Liverpool. Aug. -.
IS St. Ken,igern, II =. NJ. Saturday. Lon
s. Ardsair. 1870 p. NJ. Saturday, Havrs.
IS Tokuysma Msru, : A. NJ. London.
Aus. %.
Sst'rbino. 1916 =. NJ, Hull. Aug 70.
g. Shyros Villisnos. AIS T.. NJ. Rotterdam.
IS City of Macon. s p. NJ, Leghorn. Aus. q.
5. Manuel Calvo, Havana. Sept. l.
IS Capac. Norfolk. Sept. 4.
- Mars sret Haskell. Rosario. July =
So City of Savannah, Savannah. Sept. !
SIS Madison. Norfolk. Sept. :.
- Merton Hall. Boston. Sept. ..
s. Mama Hata, Baltimore, sent o.
IS Bayamo, Philadelphia sept. 4
$ Pawnee, Philadelphia, Sept. T.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
S. Philadelphia, at Liverpool
- A~uchcndale. at Plymouth, Sept. O.
s. Bedford. at La Psllice, Sept q
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
- Chicago. from Bordeaux.
- ~ Louis. from Liverpool. Sept. I.
- Peirolcinc, from cette, Sept. ?
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
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NEW JERSEY REAL r>r,rr ron sAla

Attractive bargains iu Modern one fam
ily houses and choice building lOt- at pri-
waite sale, u large number from which TO
select.
THE BANKING DEPA RTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK. to quickly close the busi
ness Of two corporations, offers these prop
critics at about bU'r Of former prices.
They are located A. brentwood. PalIsade,
Morsemere and leonla, New Jersey Top
poslte Grants Tomb, Within twenty. nve
minute 81 Manhattan.
An Inspection Of these propcrtf.s will
convince YOU that they are unusua' bar.
gains.
Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Policy
free.
For further details and terms. address
Benz. II. lidlght Special brputy Supt. OF
Ranks, care ~ Banking Department, 81
RrpadwaS. New York cav.
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THE DELAWARE q HUDSON COMPANY

New York, August IS. 1913.
A quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE
QUARTER '2LrD PER CENT O., the cap
iial stock OF this Company will Ne paid at
the office Of the Company, 80 Nassau Street.
In This city. on and after Monday. sept. 30.
1915. 10 stockholders OF record at close of
business to-day.
BY order Of the Board 81 Managers
CHARLES 4. WALKER. Treasurer.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

ls5TH ST, 3e7 and 329 E-Chrlstian Dagcs
agt Gottfrled Walbaum, owner; LudNig
V Lange. lessee and contractor sl,096.lI
9TH Az, 2J0-Pittsburgh Plate Glass CO
agt Murzrok Bros GO, owners: Adolf :
Wexler. contractor trenewaD ,..,,,., fS5
BROADWAY, 1851 to ls55-Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Co agt estate 81 John !
Emery, owner; Albany Apartments Corp,
lessee renewal. 5000 25
l34TH ST, IA to 20 E--Jacob X Nussen-
baum sgt Cassel Cohen, owner; Paul
Fr!edland, contractor. ........,,., sl75
bronx.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD, " =, 30 n Bridge
NJ. e5N35-Joseph Shanske agt Domenico
ard Teresa Garguilo. owners and con.
tractors. SIG
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wERNERsNuLE. Pennsylvania.
"GAlEN HALL IN the MOUNTAINS
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
90 REWARD

Until Saturday. October >. 1915. $4,000.
reward viii he paid and absolutely no
asked for she return 81 the IL
marauise iamond ring taken from
owners residence at southampton, Long
Island. on June 2lst last. Prnportionate
reward for the return OF any pari of these
articles and liberia reward VIII also he paid
for Information leading 20 their recovery
This reward viii be positively with
drawn on October ., 1918 This OFFER g
made in absolute good ftith, and viii bc
lived up To. DkElCEIl 4 GO,
800 Fif'h ave, Sew York tlfN.
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HELP WANTED-NAIE.

SALESMAN accustomed to handling high
price novelty advertising, none others need
Ipply. man acquainted with the banking
trade preferred. give references. i Is LIP
PINC0TT COMPANY, Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED-FiIst class tool makers on
zig ana fixture work, several first class
screw machine operators on Warner and
SwaZey machines. also grinder hands on
small shafts, accustomed to horton ma
chimes, only experienced men need dpp!> g.
steady work. daylight hours; clean shop.
convenient location No war munitions
made. good pay, with opportunity Tor al-
vancement. Apply at Fifth F.oor, Factory
Terminal Building. Garden and ljih s.,
Hoboken, y j From New York take Ito.
hoken Ferry at West card St. 10 llth ST,
Hohoken. walk three blocks wesi. turn
north one block. into private property tud
cross railroad tracks 20 ten story concrete
building; entrance on either side Hlll II
MOTOR LIGHTING COMPANY, li"bokcn.
y ].