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The Dickinson press., 1915-10-30
Feeding From silase.

Feeding From Sila0o.
Making corn into sflage Is q means Of
preserving the grain as wen as the
stain IN the best possible condition for
feeding and without the expense Of
Smelling and grinding. In feeding
whole corn, either In the a or shelled,
many Of the kernels are not digested.
With silage, the grain being eaten with
the roughage, nearly an the kernels are
broken during mastication and, since
they are somewhat soft, are practically
all digested.
The Dickinson press., 1915-10-30

SUMMONS
State Of North Dakota. In Dist; Court.
County of Stark. cial District.
Fred J. Dickinson.
Charles uh Sa and Will
liam H. Hoyt and all
other persons unknown
claiming any estate or
interest in or lien or
circumference upon the
property described in
the complaint and their
unknown heirs.
The State OF North Dakota to the
above named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer
ton. which is nied in the office Of the
Clerk of the District Court of the Tenth
Judicial District, in and for the County.
Of Stark and State Of North Dakota. and
to serve n copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber at his
office in Dickinson. in said County and
State, within thirty days after the
elusive of the day Of such service, and
in case of your failure to appear or
answer, judgment viii be taken against
Dated October %. 1915.
L.. A.. SIMPSON,,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Dickinson. N. D.
To the above Named DEFENDANTS:
You will please take notice that the
complaint in the above action is on file
in the office Of the Clerk of said Court
and that the object Of this action is to
quiet title to the southeast quarter
(seA) of section 10, in township 1879.
range 90. in Stark County, North Da-
kota.
L. A. SIMPSON,
1O-3O-6t Plaintiffs Attorney.
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SOME HOT SUNDAY.

70 matter what the thermometer had to say on the
subject yesterday the hottest day Of the year
! There are days when the weather register seem!y
heaps insult on misery and yesterday was OF those
days While the mercury well up in the nineties
every individual who consulted the thermometer
knew that it telling the truth and that It was
simply rnocking him. When consults the little
weather disk on day like yesterday expects 10 find
It registering just as high feels that 1t should
which it seldom does II the mercury had registered as
high a temperature as the average person thought 1t
should there would have be numbers placed
on the dial.
The little shower Saturday evening and the one
Sunday morning failed cool the atmosphere at all. in
fact It seemed 10 be hotter after these slight rains than
before Rolling thunder greeted the early riser Sunday
and gave hope that thunder shower would chase away
the heat But the hope was shortlived. To be sure
there was half hour OF cooling breezes and short
rain; but the sun then in all its glory and all
It's heat not even cloud broke the glare and heat for
the rest Of the day.
II was great day for the electric fan All those who
had the opportunity sought refuge from the heat in the
cooling artificial breeze The river, too was sought by
many for refuge the orid temperature. Hundreds
enjoyed dip in the Monongahela
All in all its was a typical summers day. Old Sol
reicned supreme and with hrery hand.
1t was 50 hot yesterday that one seemed 10 care
whether Warsaw tell moi. Nobody cared about a 1T
tie thing like an international with such heat as
prevailed here There only question YESTERDAY:
How hot is it?
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WASHINGTON NEWS =
GOSSIP q 3E1zLEs 5599zs s177E
By CHARLES BROOKS SMITH.

Not later than two weeks ago at
White Sulphur Springs at a confer
enCe attended BY Mann, Elkins and
other party prominents. the problem
was no nearer a solution than 1t had
been. At that confab, Ex-Governor
Whites name was discussed. and next
10 Mann he was the popular choice.
ExCongreSsman Gaines was serious
ly considered. TOO.
The preponderating sentiment here
at this writing Is that the Mann sup
port will go TO White without the ask
ing Likewise, on equally as easy
and unembarrassing terms. the Elk
ms following, and that which. 10 call
a spade spade is called the anti
Hatfield faction when orally discussed
whether it is in the party press or
not. That is the way II is doped out
now by the wiseacres in Washington.
OF the many shrewd and foxy moves
that Albert BlakeSlee White has made
in his long and successful career in
politics. his latest is pronounced by
all the political professors as being
his shrewdest and foXiest. Going on
the assumption that Governor Hat
field would be candidate. that Mann
was reluctant and disinc!ined and
knowing that he had a following OF
his own in the state that was import
ant and could be relied on 10 stay
with him no matter against whom,
they say here that White, seeing
scant hope OF adding any Of the
fNI1ns.nrc ".
tent, to his own strength in almost
any event. figured that by getting in
without further dalay would put 1t
up 10 the Mann-ElkinS alliance TO get
behind him or run the very great
risk OF making II a three.conered
setto, in which case it has always
been believed that the advantages
would lie with Governor Hatfield.
Briefly and bluntly stated, by throw
ing the gauntlet White at one and
the same time put it squarely up to
the anti.state administration crowd.
and to the latter itself. Leastways
that is the view OF it held by the eX-
perienced and presumably knowledg-
eous to be found here.
II their view OF II is correct, It Will
have TO wait on time for proof. Meth
er Mann or Hatfield has ever said he
was candidate or intended 10 be.
They may or may not say anything
about it, leaving what they may or
may not do in the future on this mat
ter TO show how they take It. How
ever, it is the opinion here at present
that Governor Hatfield will be can
didate. 1t is not now the opinion that
Mr.. Mann will be. But It is merely
a matter OF what the politicians here
think, not OF what Mr.. Mann has told
them or anybody else to tell them.
AT least, not up to the time this Is
written. There is no disposition to
keep him out OF the contest If he de-
ve!ops desire to get into 1t. He
hasn't shown that desire yet, those
who are close to him say. There are
many here. and no doubt in the state.
who personally prefer him as can
didate to any other. They would like
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WASHINGTON. D. C.. Aug. l.
What more is TO happen in the West
Virginia political situation this week,
next or sometime real soon, has got
the politicians here. and from all re-
ports at home guessing. That some
thing is going to happen is generally
expected. because long-eXpected and
much-debated things began TO happen
last week.
Ex-Governor Whites sudden leap
into the limelight and the senatorial
arena IS viewed here in the light OF
coup. 1t was known OF everybody
that he was analyzing the senatorial
situation and sizing up his prospects
generally. But it was thought that
he was not on the brink of plunge.
lit seems that he had not been hold
| ing conference with any Of the So
called party leaders; that he hadn't
travelled about pulse.feeling; and, so
far as known, took counsel Of no one
much save himself and the senatorial
Landscape as it looked 10 his trained
and experienced eye. All Of which
IS ueLu W Gue WISE OLlSS AlOI " &c AL
accord with the rules OF the game as
II is played in West Virginia. and &C
cording to the laws and presidents
there to be found That is why the
Ex-Governor dive into the pond
caused splash He hadn't been OBJ
served jumping excitedly about the
commonwealth indulging in the us
ual commonplace preliminaries. This
startling performance is being talked
about here on street corners, hote!
Hobbies, in clubs and wherever the
statesmen from the home state hap
pen to meet up. II is real polttica!
sensation for them.
What the effect Of the White en-.
trance will have on the future OF
Isaac T. Mann in connection with
the senatorship. remains for the
Bramwell man to announce. How
ever, the consensus of opinion TO be
found here is that Mr.. Mann will al
low the matter to drop. feeling more
Of relief than disappointment over
the avowed candidacy Of the Parkers-
burger. AT no time since the sena'
torial problem has been keeping GER
tain men at their wits end. has the
Mercer county leader shown desire
to get into the merry fray. On the
contrary. he has stolidly held his
friends who alone were responsible
for booming him. BY neither word or
! deed has he shown any OF the symp-
toms so plain to be seen in man
who has a political bee buzzing and
Injuries in the melodious sweetness
Of the buzz. II has been known that
he has. time and again. suggested TO
f, his associates other men and dis
cussed with his friends their avail
ability. The impression here has
been all along that Mann's position
was that he would not seriously con
slider being a candidate until those
who think as he does about the Re-
publican party's future in West Eir'
ginia, should prove beyond a shadow
Of a doubt that he was the one and
only logical man TO make the race.
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to see him enter and take his
chances, and would enthusiastically
support him. But they pretty gcner-
ally feel that they are not going 20
have the opportunity this time.
Now, what is going to happen?
That Is the question on everyhody's
lips. What is going to happen futhe-
er in the senatorial affair? In the
gubernatorial situation? In the six
congressional districts? What with
all Of this. and the exceeding torridity
Of the atmosphere, the West Virginia
colony in the Capital is giddy with
midsummer mental symptoms.
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lowed TO proceed on her voyage"
New York Herald.
AS Russia Retires.

1t is of no avail to minimize the
importance OF Russia's retirement
from Poland. Russia is defeated there
for lack OF guns and ammunition and
not. so tar as one can see, for any
other reason. She has made the most
of her means: that is. with the in.
adequate supply OF munitions she had
to start with and such meager ad.
ditionS as could be made to them from
outside. Her allies have no excuse
TO complain OF her. And the former
may have occasion soon TO appraise
even more highly than they have
the service she rendered in keeping
the TcutOuic force so long divided.
She herself is indestructible, uncon.
Guerablc. She can be defeated. She
cannot he crushed. All of Poland
is less than one per cent Of Russia's
arcu.-New York Times.
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Editorial Comment
on Current Subjects
eERMANYs PLIeHTE0 WORD.

The Leelanaw was flying the Amer
ican flag when she sank.-Washington
Dispatch.
Complete REPUTATION OF the charge
that they are an excitable or an unfair
ly biased people is found in the calm
ness with which the American people
have viewed this Leelanaw outrage.
The existing treaty between the Unit
ed States and Germany treaty
which the German government has
itself nvoked-contains this provl-
sion, bearing directly upon the case:
I'm the case supposed Of a vessel
stopped for articles Of contraband II
the master of the vessel will deliver
out the goods supposed to be OF con-
traband nature she shall be admitted
to do 1t and the vessel shall not in
that case be carried into any port.
nor further detained, but shall be al
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resources in men and money reaches the critical stage
She is putting forth every issue to gain something de-
csive ard swing the balance in her favor before that
fatal moment arrives when she viii feel her power slip
ping slipping slipping 1t is great game-ths war
game between the combined forces and the Kaiser and
none can tell what day may be the decisive for the
Kaiser or his foes.
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Going Into Russia.

The Russ is withdrawing from War
saw. Is he backing up grimly as he
always has done before an invR8er
until the enemy should get too far in
to be able to take himself out again
in his own skin? Won Hindenburg
and Won Mackensen have gone thus
far with dazzling brilliauce and SUI
preme success. So I'd Napoleon
and Others. But Russia was always
too vast 10 be spanned by the great.
est enemy Her hosts were always
too gigantic to be rolled very far back
without the return swing Of the limit
less tide.-New York Press.
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BE CAREFUL.
WHEN IN
ATLANTIC CITY

secure The West Virginian every
day at Bergdoll News Co.. South
Carolina and Atlantic Ayes. or At.
lanticy News Agency, Young's
Pier, atlantic City.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-02

a man named Hyde failed IN the
hide business in Toronto recently.
He's still hiding.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-02

PloT THAT THERE'S ANYTHING
IN A NAME.
From the Peoria Journal.)
! r. Il. Junk, representing the ser
vice department of the -Motor
Co, is in the city today looking over
- cars IN this district.
sAdvertising rates on application
BE CAREFUL.
Cavalry Officer Ito recruit who is
grooming horses) Didn't tell you
never to approach the horses without
nTst speaking to them? First thing
you know they'll kick you in the
head and then wen have bunch Of
NSne horses on our hands!-Judge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

BIG textile mills will employ every
where reliable people TO take orders
and neckwear from samples Factory
prices. Many making over $40 weekly
spare or all time. No experience. Per
nanent. Steadfast Mills. Dept. j 10,
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HELP wANTED-Irorcss,on,l.

TIE Virginia Teachers Bureau desire,
prepared teachers for lSI5-l6
tablishcd 1896. Faithful services xuar-
anteed. Correspondence solicited A.
W Cridlin. Manager Woodland leigh >.
Hichmond. Va. Phone Madison b57S. ].
Walton Hall. Manager. Gordonsville.
Branch Box. l6i. Gordonsville. Va
TEACHER desires immediate position
In refined family: English. French,
Latin. music: backward children adj
vanccd; or as managing housekc cper.
Miss V Wingneld, Warren, Albemarle
County. Va.
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

SUMMER SCHOOL. RICHMOND
SCHOOL OF STENOGRAPHY Will be-
tcrinS now can prepare to take posi-
lions next fall. Number limited. Miss
Hoythress tprinclpaD, Room 3. 919 East
LEARN tho now dances before vacation
time We teach the latest steps I'm
me modern dances. Rcasonn bic
GnarSeS: private studio. IL CAB. care
Times Dispatch
UNDERGRADUATES. nurses waiting
call Phone Virginia Business EN-
chanEe and get Il reliable and recon-
mended one for your sick one. 50
Nils; Chadick's Undergraduate register,
'Vo west Grace. Nurses and maSSeuscs.
caretakcrs. Randolph 5902-J.
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In MOVIE LAND.
REN. Bronu nt Scventh.

REN, Broad at Seventh.
&c Day and Night. Except on Special
Feature Days.
COailNG-WATCIi FOR THE MUTUAL
Master Pictures.
MONDAY-'"THE SLAVE GIRL" RE
lance. two reels '"rhe Bond OF
Friendship" Kritcrion. two reels. Key
stone comedy. Hotel de Hobo kri-
terion comedy.
ments. Majestic. two reels. kid
Mapped" kritcrion, two reels. mutual
weekly. No. H. Latest war news and
current events. The stolen Jewels"
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ACCOUNTANTS.

ACSOUNTANTS.-Bo opened. closed
ana statements prepared by experts:
Terms reasonable. q 9l6. care Times
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VICTOR. Broad =, t,,,,h

VICTOR: Broad at Eighth
&c. Always.
ONDAf-"ENPLOlTS OF ELAINE'
NO. - After the storm tBiograph
special. comedy.
TUESDAY = RETRIBUTION" tSEI.IG
specially. The capitulation Of the
Major tFitagruph. featuring Lillian
Walker comedicsj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

HOUSEK EEPER wanted. 4 housekecp-
err willing TO work. Sih month
Apply to 40. Fairfax Avenue, Norfolk,
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HELP wANTED-Ma1e and Female.

WANTED. railway mall and posta,
clerks: examinations soon over
1000 appointments yearly; prepare at
nome. Write for plan No. r. or paw
spent after appointment Phiiadelphja
Sdsiness College C!vil Service Dept.
philadelphia. Pa
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WANTED-Room and Board.

WANTED, board and room for gentle
man and WIFE, with one child, four
western part Of city preferred Ad-
dress w. T.. Hatchell. General Delivery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21
WASTEp-Rooms

w r. are having calls for suburban
rooms. Register them now. Room
Randolph Coz
w ANI connecting rooms, first floor
uh1urnished light housekeeping. Cen
trail Box IA. city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

NEW invention, sets in amy wash
boiler. turning 1T into washing ma
maticany forcing 20 streams boiling
suds through clothing. cleaning with
out rubbing. Sells $3.50. Free sample
Geyser Washing Machine Works. Chi
Cago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-21

WAN k.D. ,aeEressive livc-wire sales
man tuil time or side line. to sell
our "ell-known line OF temperance
urinks In the small country towns
pe,rmanent position. IS per cent com
Red Cross Company. .O6 South Main
street. Dept Il. ST. louis Mo -
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fHEi RESENTATlNE wanted: exclusiv.
territory: new invention puarantaad
oN reputable corporation, saving 20 per
cent TO gasoline users or money re-
iuhued automobile, motorboat. station
AIRY engine owners buy at first offer
ing territory going quickly Gas
savers Sales Company, 1880 broadway,
New York.
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SANY reliable white man wanting IN
s. take trip with horses TO England ana
fFrance. see Virginia business BY
$.Ghange. ZIG North Second Men taking
Stnird trip and writing Us seeing sigh.
worth thousands 10 them.
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AGENTS. make big money and become
sales manager for our goods Fast
Office seller: fine profits Particulars
and sample free. One Dip Pen Co. 7Oo
Daily Record. Baltimore. Md
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SALESMAN. for general mercantile
trnde in Virginia, to sell a new prop
osition Of merit Vacancy now At
'ractlN' commission contract $50
weekly or expenses Miles r BixIer
o., Wholesale Jewellers, o7S-lc Carlin
Building, Cleveland Q.
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WANTED-Board.

WANTED board I'm private family
couple with child four years old.
State terms and location. Box 81. sta
ton \.
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white woman TO nurse small
20 children in pleasant town in the
H0wer valley. Address n AIS. care
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SITUATION wANTED-sIaIe.

WANTED. position by registered rs
sstant pharmacist: Al references:
thoroughly experienced. Address l. 1853.
care Times Dispatch
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FOR sale. . Ford wheels. 30x3: 3 30x3
cases and inner tubes completes: good
condition. Price. SO. COZ East Main
Street
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

BARRED plymouth Rock eggs, $3.50
LeEhorn At above prices. fertility guar
Mhtecd. Wycon strain Ideal Poultry.
hras. highland Park. Phone Randolph
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RELIABLE woman wanted IN each
80 town to distribute fire." goods as nd-
tertisinG. Experience unnecessary:
references required. SIS week 10
start Address Hudson. King ~ Co.
Rnc.. Dept. 25-D. 8 South Clinton Street,
Chicago.
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aGENTS start your own business
Wen show YOU how to make $50
weekly Liberty Sales Co, 1873 Third
Avenue. New York
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WANTED-Agents.

AGENTS-If had your name I could
SHOW you how to earn s25 to $50
w weekly. Greatest seller in years. over
household viii buy on ' sight P n1vHfy
brings liberal proposition and free
SQUARE. New York.
lGARTSIDE'S Iron Rust Soap Co. 1854
r lancaster ,I,c;, Avenue. Philadelphia. Pa.
Pnfen, 6ess1 ron in the
INK and all unwashable stains from
G C, marble: etc: GOOD aeller. big
nal Csc tube. Beware of infringe
ments and the penalty for making,
selling and using AN infringed article.
Use your, spare time 10 build up a mail
order business OF your own. We
help you start for Il share in profits
Mu,u oPIp@Wr nroI,in;, PartiGuars free.
iaio. y J.
We start you in business, furnishing
,.SSsr SrdKItE men ana womsH. $50 to
or email room anywhere: no canvas
sing Opportunity lifetime. Booklet
gee: fassdaie Co. Box S. East Orange.
-. =.
AGENTS wanted. real live representa-
tiYes 20 sell patented articles OF m crit
bncSed by ir0nclad guarantee. House
oncred before Clear field open. Big
hTGn's 10 "eite e. once Berg 4 BEARD
.uis Co'' 'l flcct race. BrOOk lyn,
EYERYhoDY,,S doing IL Doing what?
reducing their gas bills. Agents
coming money handling our guaranteed
saver" Openings for general ngen-
s!cF. stamp for early reply. Duplex
Mfe, Co. Braddock. Pa.
DISTRICT manager wanted. large man
mihctnrer. new high grade specially.
selling to homes. Offices. hotels. etc
wants capable Representative: excellont
opportunity for aggressive man; exclu-
Sire territory; must he capable and
financially able to organize and man
age aa':smen. Give reference and pre-
York
AGENTS waDtcd-ARcDts make 500 per
! cent profit selling novelty sign
cards" Merchants buy 10 TO 100 on
sight 500 varieties Catalogue free
sullivan Co. 1924 Van Buren, Street
Chicago. III.
IRRESPONSIBLE manufacturer desires
pihcing valuable agency: sure. re-
peatcr; permanent income: business
hui'her: easy. no comDctition: pro-
tected territory guaranteed. Perfec-
/ ton COMPANY. ~ West Thirty nrst.
-" '' ~
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WANTED. employment in or near civ
Tor white and eolored boys. IL to II
mond. Room 6. City Hall. phons Han
dolph 622 o"
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go In business for yourscf-S20 10 $50
woek from start UueQualcd oppor-
btunfty for energetic women able 10
EeeH. No observation-disclosures TO buy
largest concern of kind in America.
universal use and demand: only trade
marked, advertised guaranteed article
or Its kind, known to millions as pest
Ror ~ years. Every woman PosSibio
buyer. Full particulars about cNctn-
Sive selling rights. Dept -. tnwston
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FemaIe.

lOI Nc lady desires position as COM
pahlon and assistant in light house
work Can give recommendation
hosehud,' Victoria, Luncnburg Coun-
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AUTOMOBILES.

LOZIER automobiles: bargain for quick
sale; must have money. j 1873. care
Times Dispatch.
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CLEAN-CtT, ambitious salesman with
successful record, to represent
prominent manufacturer of hgh-grade
special ties selling to jobbers. dealers
ana consumers. Salary. expenses and
double bonus plan. lroquois Mfg. Co.
Cleveland o. -
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ANTED. thoroughly experienced
statesmen to furnish automobile and
sell Hilfs Honey and Tar, etc. exclu-
siNelE to drug and country general
stores. 20 per cent commits ion paid
weekly. NO expense money advanced.
NO pond asked. State experience, etc.
In first letter New York Drug Con-
Germ, New York