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OSRAS DIVERSAS.

La Voz de Ia Naturaleza. Collection
de hermosas hi5toriGS = nOve!as mo-
TaiGS .~4'ES
Manual de Agriculture Y Ganaderia.
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OBRAS
DE VENTA.
sURTIDo YLA QUIZ vENDE RAs BARAVo
DTVERSAS.

3 GAsTOS PAGADOS, Ell NISMO DIS QUE Sc RECIBE
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LAMB TOSSED BY BIG GREEK
D"s;..s idmini.i-r- Eir-i O-.-a;
Ia Penn state Captain.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Feb. 13.-Peun-
sylNania . grappiers lost the wrestling
meet to Penn state tonight. 20 points
to IL. The State College team won two
events on clean falls got one decision
and shared Boo three draws
Mike pOrizas. the intercollegiate
champion heavyweight, took his match
from capt Lamb of the state team
In three and oue-half minutes II was
the only fall scored by the Red and Blue
mat artists, and Incidentally the first
defeat experienced by Lamb in his col
iege career.
Long, states ii5 pound representa-
tive, won his event from sherman OF
Penn. In the l25 class Brown OF Penn
State threw Wooley Of Penn with an
arm twist and body lock in 6 minutes
and AZ seconds
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The French Line steamship Niagara.
sailing to-day for Havre. will take mail,
closing at noon, for France, Rumsnia. Bul.
garia. Servia. Switzerland, italy, spain.
Portugal Egypt. Greece. British India
British East Africa, Slam, Malta, Gibral-
tar, Ceylon. straits settlements. Dutoh
Fast Indies West Australia, Persia ana
other countries teNcept Germany, Austria,
Hungary. Luxembourg ana Turkey when
specially addressed.
The white star liner Cretic, sailing
from Boston. will carry mall closing az
the New YORK Post once az 7. NJ. Tues
day, for the Azores Islands and Gibraltar.
The Italian liner Regina d'Italia, sailing
Tuesday for Naples. Will take mail. clos
ing al $40 4. Nj. for Austria. Hungary,
Turkey and also for other countries except
LuKemburE, " specially addressed TOR
despatch by this steamer.
The white star liner Megantic. sailing
for Liverpool on Wednesday. will carry
ma n. closing at s:3O 4. NJ. for all Europe
Except Germany. Austria, Hungary,
Luxembourg and Turkey, also for Africa,
West Asia and the East Indies
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Incoming v.sseIs-By wireless.

Sc ST. Louis Liverpool. ga milas cast sf
Sandy Hook at Il 80 =. NJ. yesterday.
IS Maracas 81. Michaels, G3 miles east Of
Sandy Hook at noon.
IS San Juan, San Juan. ils1 miles souah
of Sandy Hook OF p, NJ, Feb. is
SIS Nj rro Castle, Vera CruE, go mfiae
south OF Sandy Hook at noon.
IS EsperanEa, Santiago, 40 miles south OF
Sandy Hook at noon
Sc Brslos, San Juan. TO miles south Of
Sandy Hook al noon.
SIS Metapan, Port Lmon, IA miies south
of sandy Hook al r. NJ.
SIS Saratoga Havana % miies northeast Of
So ocsana; bermuda ,Ss mi'es southsast OF
Slsdf F osss!$'. dawson. crossed Calves
81 :. II II sud galveston, $50 miles ~est of
SIS vi Mundo, Galveston. III miles soush Of
Diamond Shoals at noon.
IS Nueces Galveston, 7 miles south sf
| Jupiter at i. NJ.
q concho, Golvsson, i6 miles east of esi-
| weston bar al p, NJ
| ssS, v, LaickenbAnh, San Frennasco, 10
miles northwest OF Balboa a. r, NJ
| SIS Northwestern, Port Arthur. 70 unalaa
So John d Archbold, Genoa, 30 miles
Sc Alamo, Mobile s6 miles south Of yupts .
s. Fl Rio. Now Orleans, 20 mties south Of
| Diamond shoals u s p, NJ.
IS seminole, Wilmington, passed Qua ~
S. Huron. Philsdeiphia iN miles south~es
| Sandy Hook n y, NJ.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and New Eng
land, cloudy and warmer to-dsyi probably
rain tonight and tomorrow southeriy
winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyi-
vanla, Increasing cloudlness and warme
to-day; probably rain tomorrow; frser
pouth sirds.
For western New York, rain and wsrmef
to-day; tomorrow. rain or snow ana
colder; strong southerly winds.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE western
storm was central over the lower Missoy
Valley yesterday. causing rain In the 49,
trai States, the middle and west CUR
sections and the lake regions.
The pressure was high over the ROCKY
Mountain States and westward and over
the Atlantic states. most OF the lake
regionA the Allegheny regions and the
east Gulf States. from a centre over gus
bee.
In thi. city the day was fair ana coolers
wind. fresh northwest To northeast; aver
age humidity, rs per cent. barometer
corrected to read 10 sea level, at A. NJ
5000 3 p. Nj, 1910.
The temperature in this city yesterday,
az recorded by the ofncial thermometer. 10
shown in the annexed table:
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JOHNSONS HANDWRITING
EMBARRASSES NATIONALS
BY Holding American League Meeting Week Earlier
Than Rival Big League He Forces 1t to
Settle Unpleasant Problems.

Ban Johnson once more clearly out
iockeyed the National League by pass
ing up to the old major league the seri-
Gus problems that confront the big fell
lows Ban held his spring meeting a week
earlier than that OF the rival organi-
zatlon. and through the authorization
to act personally for them az voted by
his colleagues was in position to
evade the issues for the moment. No
such authority was vested In President
Tener by the National League opera
tors
The result Of the National Leagues
undiplomatic procedure leaves Harry
~ Hampstead the butt OF resentment
from certain Bronx ent husiasts because
the president OF the Giants fatty re-
fused to permit an invasion Of that ter
rltory by the international League.
Thus because he stood openly within
his rights Hampstead has been held
I'D to criticism Whether or not the
American League would have counte-
nanced an invasion Of The Bronx
is not known The willy johnson was
able to pass the responsibility TO hts
rival.
So also was johnson able 10 SHIFT
!
American Associations major aspira-
| tlona on the National League. The
Americans vested Ban with absolute
authority 70 act The Nationals tabled
tho petition pending "A decision by Judge
lands of the legality OF organized
baseball operations. And In the mean
time throughout the country the Afnerl-
can League as usual is being held up
as the real champion Of the organizer
cause. while the National League Is
being oensured by the great family or
minor leagues.
Certain pesaslmists have inferred in
deed that the American League Is pre-.
paring to operate singlehanded II
need he to maintain the dignity that
| diplomacy has brought about. IL even
ia inferred that the National Commis-
sion may he suspended regardless or
the verdict Of Judge Lands. The tn-
unny+rate In n rather expensive lhstltu-
ton which IL Of little value TO the
two majors. great majority OF 's
( labor and expense comes from minor
league matters. The two established
ma Tors might work in harmony through
their presidents and allow the National
| Association to WELD entire sway over
all the minor leagues.
| The mystery OF the interest OF Ban
/ Johnson and Charles A. Comiskey In the
| Panama-Pacifc Exposition has oeen
( cleared IN somewhat by the route these
| two veterans selected 10 San Francisco
They are on the way west with stop over
privileges AZ Portland. Ore, and Seattle
and intend TO visit all the cities of the
| Pacific Coast League. Perhaps the rea-
son for this is clear when It is remem-
bered that the Pacific Coast League pro-
tested against any relief from draft on
the part Of the American Association un-
,ess kindred privileges were extended 10
all OF the Glass "A leagues.
The winter league season ended yes
to-day with the start OF the New York
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American battery candidates for Hot
Springs. Ark. This was the niut official
act Of mobilization for the 1915 cam
palgn. Leslie Nunamaker. the big
catcher. has been at the health resort
for almost week trying to shake off
some Of his 2i7 pounds. On Monday he
VIII have as companions his stable MAZE.
Ed Sweeney. and Pitchers Caldwell.
Fisher, Heating. WARRIOR, Cole and
Brown. This squad. which will report
to Donovan in Savannah. Ga, about
March 10. will be under the watchful
eye OF Scout Joe Kelley white In Ar
kansas.
Before the week end there 10 likely
60 be considerable activity generally
throughout the organized fold Assist
ant Secretary Eddie Brannick OF he
Giants will leave for Marlin. Tex
Thursday with convoy Of rockies.
These young men will not be allowed 20
train until March 1 of course. but Nc
Draw expects to deliver "A series of
chalk talks for their benefit They may
enjoy the handball and tennis courts Of
Emerson Park so long rs they keep of
the diamond. On Friday the White Sox
will leave for Paso Robles. cal within
the next TWO weeks practically all Of the
major league clubs will bo either in thu
South or headed that way
Lee Magee the hustling young mana
ger OF the Brooklyn FedCrals decla res
he will have the best pitching star in
his circuit. lie has obtained a crack
right handed pitcher and a shortstop
within the last few days but refused
to announce their names because OF
slight salary differences which so far
have kept them from signing with him
Magec thinks his new twirlcr with Sea-
ton. Laiitte and Cullop, will assure
him four dependable regulars The
shortstop, he says. is deserter from
organized baseball
As vet MaEee Is undecided whether
he will play the outfeld or inheld. II
his iniield shapes up all right without
him he will go 10 the garden with An
dcrson and Evans. retaining Claude
Cooper for utility purposes Magce is
prepared TO try his hand at short. sec
ond or first, wherever the greatest in
field weakness may show.
The Brookfcds will sail from New
York for New Orleans on February 81
They will train at Browns Wells. Miss.
business Manager Dick Carroll Of the
Brooklyn Fcdcrals is in receipt OF a
letter from Marquard. who is In Ruff
falo. Tho Rube declares he has every
intention OF carrying out his contract
with Robert II. Ward He notified Car
ron tlit ne Would De prepared TO sail
with the rest of the Tip Tops on Feb
ruary 81
Magee has expressed some concern
over the status OF the Giant sOuthpaw.
In conversation with the writer yester-
day Magec, after being informed that
Vanguard surely was bound by straight
contract to New York for the seasons OF
B 1915 and 1915. exclaimed
"Marquard Is a great pitcher. But n
Z what @. 10 h.. Is H.. Ii, a
OF man for me. | want some one on
whom | may rely. | cannot understa nd
him making affidavit he was under no
obligations TO New York. The Brooklyn
club desires nobody TO whom II cannot
establish a just legal claim"
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Pi"inneId Takes Every Match.

PLAIHFrELD. Feb. l3-The Plainfield
Squash Club played the Morristown
Squash Club team match on Henry l..
Deforests court here to-day, the local
players winning every match. c. r..
Tyler defeated Gilbert Jones. l5-1O.
Id; Butler Duycknck defeated
Josiah Lacy, 15-1O. ID: w. $. Ty-
Ter defeated James II. Mclean, l5-3.
i5-l0; II. L. Deforest defeated r. \.
Granniss, Jr.. l5-s. 15-3 W. l.. Rlgh-
ter defeated Albert Swords. lis, Is.
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OFFICIALS SWAMPED
BY IMPOSSIBLE JOB
Rows High and Evening High
Combined Games Provide
Long Programme.
TREFRY WINS HIGH JUMP

The attempt to combine the annual
games OF the Boys High School with
those OF the Brooklyn Evening High
School at the Twenty-third Regiment
Armory in Brooklyn last night did not
meet with any appreciate degree OF
success. Il resulted In an overloaded
programme that the officials were IN
able to handle properly even by the
ha rdest kind Of work, and as there were
nearly thirty events In addition to
basketball game, the meet lasted until
long after midnight. To oomplca'e
matters, the programmes were not de-
liyered by the printer until II O'CLOCK
and only a few arrived at that hour
although they were accompanied by
promise that more were on the way
and might reach the armory betore
morning.
ance OF the meet was the winning OF
the open high jump by J. c. Trefrey
OF the Brooklyn Evening High School
He cleared the bar at 8 feet 10 inches
and defeated among others H.
Ludtke, the New York Evening Hish
school star. LudtlIe jumped . feet y
inches and took second place.
-Four classes OF events were on the
long programme, open races. events
closed 20 Boys High School, events
closed TO Brooklyn Evening High
| School, and races for the members OF
the Twenty-third Regiment. The ma
iorItv OF the events were handicaps.
| The summaries
OPEN EVENTS.
$50 Yard Run-won by John Re ~
| l. n 4 HrtlnHOn, Harlem r. II.
second. II, HertzeL y: y. z, H. s. mira
Time minute 80 as seconds; p,oS,vr
second; j. Johannes, Morris H. s., third
| Height, feet 10 Inches.
CLOSED TO BOYS HIGH SCHOOL
10 Yard Dash. Freshman, HendieapE
won BY ". s storm, scratch = Davis
| 10 feet. second, II. Lacy, feet. third
| Time, IS seconds, NJ
| 100 Yard Dash, Junior HandlcGp-" o.
| nv " Gaskill, feet, NJ. Felnblum,
feet, second l. Cohen feet third Time
| il ia seconds
| by A. Block, scratch; J. Carroll, feet
second. W storm. 10 feet, third Time
$50 Yard Run. Handicap-won by II
| Green. scratch; @. Young, scratch, sec
! ond; v sassulski. IL yards, third. Time
| 2 minutes. IL 2.b seconds
| High Jump. Handicap-Won by @. Me
Cabe, scratch; s. Schenberg, I Inches
second; II. Blum, & inches, third Height
shot Put, handicap Won nv T. Lint
| scratch; j. Baron, scratch, second \
| Bsrshofsky, feet. third, Distance a
feet inches,
CLOSED TO BROOKLYN EVENING
| HIGH SCHOOLS,
| rs yard Dash, Handicap--won by w
Elliott scratch. y. Mcguire. feet, second
r, Hi, feet third Tine y 2 =, SG SS d
| O Conner, 20 yards; II, Finkelstein, q
yards, second; N. salit.. sb yards, third
i Time q minutes = seconds.
| shot Put. Handicap-Won by j.. A
wagenbauer.. 3 feet d: kHSmsn., teet
Itance. 4. feet inches,
CLOSED TO rWESTy-THIRD REGI
| MENT.
500 Yard Novice. Won by r.. Sunne, q
| Nickel second, f. Is, Long, third. Time
| minute - "a seconds.
Young AheArn knocks Out Levi.
HAVANA, Feb, l3.-Young Ahear,
knocked out Willie Lewis in the thir,
round OF their bout here tonight.
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Movement. Of Naval vessels,

WAsHINGTON, Feb i9.-The tug Pa
tuxent, GOLFERS Leonidas and Orion and
cruiser Montana have arrived At Guam
tannmo. destroyers Flusser, Preston and
Reid at Tampa, cruiser olympia at New
orleans. gunboat callao at Canton, sub.
marine g 4 at Sew Norn, collier Nereus at
Honolulu. supply ship Supply at Manila
hnttleship North Dakota at Norfolk
The gunhoat Chattanooga has sailed
from Ia Paz for MREatlsn, gunboat
Annapolis from La PaE for santa Rosalia,
cruiser Tennessee from Alexandria for
Jana and cruiser Nashville from Puerto
Plata for Santo Domingo city.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-M,LE.

---~-~>~~~~~-~---@->>-
GARDENER HEAD, English and Amesi-
can references fruit flowers. vegetables,
inside and out; landscapes and estate du-
lies; married II. KNIGHT, Roseland, ~. J.
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Cam aud Holman Conspicuou..

The High School OF Commerce de-
feated Townsend Harris Hail at bas-
ketball yesterday on the formers cour.
by score Of 30 to IS. Cam and Hol-
man starred for Commerce. each scor-
ing four field goals. Holman gathered
four from the foul line
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FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

Strs, ". Pier u, y. r., #. Fulton St. N
daily AZ =. NJ. Music.
New London Line stTs. Nv. Pier 40, ". r., IT.
Houston 81, week days only $50 y, NJ: pier
20, Il. r.. n T. ed st. 800 =, NJ.
New Haven Line str. w. Pier %. Z. r., II
Catharlne St. week days. 245 p. NJ
bridgeport Line str, ", Pier 2s. Il "a. week
days only, II a. NJ.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

own A PAYING BusfNEss--don't be
slave all your life-put your savings
to work for you. The new Scientific
Cooperative Farming IL an established
success. and puts Farming as Bust
ness within the means and grasp Of all.
5000 payable In instruments N de-
sired) buys and operates a producing
Peach orchard and Truck Farm IN
New Jersey. Fronts exceed any other
sound business known Investigate our
responsibility--see our Farms. Infor-
nation Free. CEDAR CREST OR
CHARD & PRODUCE CO, 2ss Madl-
son aV., New York
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HOUSEwo RKERs-Colo several neat
girls experienced, good references; thor
oughly Investigated, want places; other
southern help furnished LINCOLN IN
Seth. Phone 5O22 Columbus, Established
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PHLAnrlrHIA, Feb l3.-Johnny Kill
name NJ Cleveland. rentnerweight cham
mon OF the universe, used every bit OF
nus boxing knowldge and skill for
tgn'o'n minutes last night in a fruitless
,,na..'tFor 10 knock out Eddie Morgan.
pound utlo holder of England. IN
.ne Nndup at the National 4. C.. While
.ne br'on asslmilated enough punish
men. 20 pat several youngsters TO sleep
Ior me ftal ten ssGonds. he was still
." MS beet ~ the anal bell. In fao4,
- seemed IN good condition, although
cay tired
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NEW HOUSEHOLD INNENT1ON--Just
ready. A sale at every house. Low priced,
porfect, shear and kitchen knife sharpener.
Needed In every home. every day. Nothing
also like n. 1907 profit Grinds perfect
edge In 10 seconds. Works like magic
Mia can use H. Women buy on sight
10 talking. f400 month. Territory now
open. County free, Business supplies cap
nal Biggest opportunity ever offered 10
Agents. General Agents and Manager
write to-day. Send postal with name ana
oidr, - for complete information. QUICK
EDGE sHARPENER co. Dept, sos. at sIb
West schiller St. Chicago, III.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIE.

ATTENDANT invalid or elderly
person, by American young woman; ex,
doctors references; terms mod
crate 2b4 West 2ist st.
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Thee. navy orders wer. issued,

lieut.. a. g. Pssram, from tho South
Dakota to the Colorado,
lieut.. e. n, Conner, from the os~ssAs
TO the Milwaukee.
Assistant PRymAster J. =. Jackson, from,
naval pay officers school Washington
u, c. TO the Tallahassee
Assistant Paymaster n, r. A. Lamber
resignation accepted,
Capt. Y, W. Banker, Marine Corps, from
Pskin 20 headaHarssrs MaTins, Corps
Fhs. Lieut. d, v smith. Marine Corps
Guam,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rice, so 40 sun set. sEsss Moon sets.sss
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s.0ayu,R. a! 40 sIcov1..nd SIS SIS Hell Gate ics
Low WATER THIS DAY.
s,nsyH,s ~ a. Gov island ! AZ 10 Hcna.,.. SO
Arrived-sATURDAY February 10
IS Nieuw Amsterdam, o55 A. NJ. Rottsr-
SIS spiendor. A. NJ, Genoa. Jan. -
SIS overdale. 1850 p. NJ. usth,. Queenstown.
Jan. 20.
SIS Thorsa. $50 A. NJ. Cardenas. Feb. Z.
Sc Borglum. A. NJ. Ardrossan. Jan e
So Apache. IL; 80 A. M, Jacksonville, Feb 10.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
So Tomsk. At Copenhagen.
SIS III Sislo. at Bremen.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
SIS Ausonia. from Glasgow.
Sc Lurtania from Liverpool.
SIS La Touraine, from Havre.
SIS 81 Paul. from Liverpool
y. Potsdam, from Rotterdam
SIS Santa Marta from Kingston
IS Saratoga, from Havana.
So Panama, from Cristobsl
So Caracas, .-c-- Gar I.e-
Sc Bermudian. from Bermuda
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
Sail To-day.
Mails Vessels
Niagara. Hsvr,. ......... iaotSSsM sccT''x
Sail Tomorrow.
Asiatic Prince, kioJaneiro IL O0M 30oPN
Madison, Norfolk. ....,... ......... 8OPn
Sail Tuesday, February 10
Regina dftslia, Naples. $50 AM ROOM
City of 81. Louis, Savn'h.. ........ 3O0PM
Apache, Jacksonville .... ........ OOp u
III Vale Galveston. ...... ..,..... sop N
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OLD COINS,
INSTRUCTION. WANTED.

or SPANISH! .
Give references state terms private les
sons by hour pupirs homo. Apply W. w..
Box ioS Sun.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Feb. is7-rhese army
orders we're issued; ,.
arrival in United States TO Western nsk
partment, third division. CO.,
Major "; G, Bennett. sixteenth psfsr~
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NEED branch managers for my world
vide mail order business Operate from
your own home In spare time No cam
vassing or peddlng. Experience unntces-
sary. You should make $50 weekly. BUT
LER Si9 FACTORIES, Toledo. o
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Co.operate with me evenings at hom.
Others are growing rich. ! win help you
ana furnish everything Don't worry about
capital BOYD II, BROWN. Dept 10,
Omaha. Nebr.
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PATENTS.

nlTEnTC Best work Lowest rates.
fAIENIN Call or write for Free Books.
30 years experience.
EDGAR TATE6 CO. 2F5 BROADWAY. y. Y.
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wANTBD-LAve, hustling men TO handle
our line OF Al goods write at once for
best proposition out. Dept. 10, SOUTH
SHORE SUPPLY co, ia Middle St, East
Weymouth, Mass
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CONCERN manufacturing a small cleo
triCal machine of world wide need would
he Interested 10 meet responsible man or
company who can represent them AZ the
Panama Exposition. provide for a display
and handle sales. state facilities In writing.
H. v. box i23 sun office.
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$50 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES. travel.
distribute samples take orders. appoint
agents, permanent. JAP AMERICAN Co.
ogden 4 Taylor. Chicago.
$4,000 ANNUALLY. Cooperate with me
evenings at home. Everything furnished,
Don't worry about capital BOYD II.
BROWN. Omaha. Nebr.
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TO LET ron BUSINESS PURPOSES.

ITO EAST 23D ST. near 4th Ave. -
Loft ofices with very good light, suitable
for salcsroom or studio. Apply at the
preu1lses
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DRAUGHTSMAN wanted for architec-
tural sheet metal work Must he able to
take full charge OF department and have
first class working knowledge Of the trade
state wages and former experience A. y,
BoN 1874 sun.
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wANTED-Names and addresses by mail
order houses: big pay: home work. infor-
nation for stamp. DIRECT APPEAL CO,
Plymouth, Indiana.
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RESPONSIBLE manufacturer desires
placing valuable agency with general
agents who can produce results. Automo-
bile necessity. Just out. Write to-day.
SALES ASSOCIATION. 3i0 Black Bldg,
Los Angeles, Cal
wANTED--Photograph I will furnish
capital not over 81 900 90. Give full in
formation as to ability. Must be money
maker. Address PHOTO. 1894 Broadway.
PARTNER WANTED 10 invest some cap
ltal In new patent Just Issued. bona fide
proposition and three hundred per cent.
assured T.. box i47 sun once.