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New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


Female.
A-A-CHAMBERMAIp -A.ssi % ".ii'-' ar ',Wgns 'Wss
welsh Protestant. good reference ~ r ysl's'
H0fnayer's Agency. 10 East t3d e.. 81 noof lei'-
phone s9l7 Narag Hnl
BABY's NURSE Hospital trained: .aii 'ssasl ..,..
Young woman. good appearance splend.d :.
er,cs Si0 ~ Masons Agency. lSl Wesi 20 s.
cHANBERNAID WAITRESS -Nsst Youas 'onsn I.
-lpa-.c Trustworthy. eNce'lent references sly
coaai5 $50 Can Ms Masons Asenc. lsl "e''
i2d e. Byart 1853
COOK Young Finnish sir S35 $40; vel rs,om
merd-4 gery nea'. excellent plan coo. l. ~
Ho'ma,ers Agency. ID East 49, 81. 81 coof lee
COOK .HOU UsEKEEPER -superor Young somsn
entrie charge c.ergman.s family or fof ul.i.,s,s,s
couple. country. wages $50. mo laurd.Y 'leA
Agency s25 6ih ~. Phone Bryant 1901
COTORFD cor PLE Cook. butler useful. soci
appearing. competent lest persona refe,r,n,es
so Miss Sheas Agency. 80 East va . N'''''
Hnl s77i
CorpLF- Neat. refined colored. butler. cook 10
entire work small family cly colnu{ ~ 81
references. waEes. $50 odells Agency. - ON .
Phone Byant 1907
COUPLE swiss. butler valet VIE .rcel..n' eoos
best references Mas shaushnessy'' Agency Do
West i2l s..
COUPLE Germans. cook or houssvorksf. xs-
dsner general useful. good references NJ"
Shaughnessv's Agency. " West t2d :" "-
ENGLISH nursery s1ysrness. teacher hsssst is
Agencs IL West 42d ST -
GoyERNESs or nursery soyerness North ,',Ii,. ,'efn,
teaches French aud German. plano Ann ,., 49,,
sxce college and city refefen,es 'iS ~ /"
Miss shausinessys Asency. l1 Ne't ~ a-
HOTSEWORK lEnsush. Protestant. refined ia9f ,
oqghly experienced small adnN i4nn. go, IN
Vest al 81 Byan. 5633. ---
INFANTS NURSE Refined. thoroughly etpe1
cUced Young woman. ueaf. ansoilir9 .--a' "a
cc'ient reference. $50 Mrs. M~ou hsen''' i'i
West f-d 50. B1 ant 1888 -
LArNDREss FIRST cia. shr's collars cuT, -
cfi.eNf rfieffNnNtt tiff. ''iN'I
1esss's Aseucy l7 Wes, ~ 20
MAID .CHAAiBERNAID sEAMsrRksis 81. -,
pshe young French woman nin.,s. t,...,t.
children. exec eIf reference, tal H'''
Agercy fri Ncss ~ - BNanf '0A'
MAID sEANSTRESS- Invalid sf5. r,nsa ,loo
ughf C0ored girl. highest reronnleil4. io.s ''..'
present employer Odeus Asen0. 80 ON AZ
Phone BrJ ant 1901.
Nr.Rsr Fre.i.h Pro,s.',rt. n,a, nice aPpeatns
care sroging child. splendid references -, siis
Masons Agency i3l West iZd - bfgA1 g2es
NtRsE -fnsiish Protestant; YOUNG nss. s,..., -
Appearing. rare growing child splendid feie,en.rss
f2' Mrs. Mason 5 Asency. i3l West y g. bpani
II RSE -Neat. young thoroughly i.~rs.r,sS
h.FhF recommended. city country hhs 'N''s'
ness5s Agency. ~ west s2d - -
sIsTERS-Cook l3JD. ehirsss .chamoefna $50
ibrse Years lsr place Mss sheas Agency. 81
Elst i2d e. Murray hil. sIli -----.-
SWEDISH COCPLE-Gariensr farmer I've 49,
brght. progressive young man. ooiisse wy ne
sirabe. excellent reference $50. MA'ons Agency
l7l West "a 81.
WAITRESS or Guilds NURSE. Young EnSl.h @
girl $50. good three years fefe'en, = D -
H0fmagcri Agency. ~ Eest fid si.. 50 I''i- ''
pAore S941 Murray iiNL
WAITRESS -Ensllsh Protestant. young smsf ,sol
prefers Rye or GreenWich excellent ielef-n,e.
Miss shs4s Asenc5 80 2 i2d Murray hlL o--.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18

Wanted by a refined Cuban 'amilv.
-ssiflng ln southern Cuba competent. experienced
soyef1ess frr gr cha ~ Ten highest rereren -
required address cuban 800 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
Studio House for "Village"

The premises at ~ and As West
10th st. are TO he improved with a nine
story studio apartment building Of
three and four room suites.
The building will be designed in
Dutch Colonial order, in keeping with
the tradition of the Greenwich Village
section. The architects will be W. l..
Rouse and L. A. Goldstone. William A.
White & Son will be the renting agents.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
ANTIQUES. CURIos. ETC.

BORG BUYS Diamonds old Cold Silver. Platinum.
Anfiques and Pawn Tickrs ls2 West 2sd s.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.


a slight advance occurred in the market
for coffee futures here at the opening, but
demand failed to broaden and prices broke
later under selling which was chiefly attrib-
uted 20 people with New Orleans connections.
Thc>'ose was barely steady az a net decline
Of 5n7 points. Sales were reported 81 1880
bags.
No fresh feature of Importance was report
cd in Brazil the market az Rio showing an
advance Of - reis. while Santos was un-
changed. and there was no change in the rate
Of Rio exchange on London. No frcsh offers
were reported in the cost and freight market
and there was no change in the local spot
situation. demand being quiet. with prices
more or less nominal on the basis of 81 C.
for Rio 7s. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
North Side Rentals

Baker Crowell. Inc, have leased the
estate Of Mary Fraser, a property OF
four acres, situated on Hampstead Har-
Dor. Port Washington, to Charles II.
Pope, Of Manhattan. Also leased the
NJ. W Chapman estate. of fourteen
acres. facing the waters Of Long Island
Sound, Pol Washington, 10 L. L. Hen
gerer, of Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
Federal Smelling Profits Up

The Federal Mining and Smelling
Company reports for the quarter
ended April 80 last, net profits Of
S29O.S9 against sl4S,25s for the
previous quarter, an increase of
$l42,633. For the last quarter 1854
tons Of ore were shipped, compared
with 26579 the previous quarter
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18

FLOUR AND MEAL.

There was a very quiet trade in the -four
market. with buyers Indifferent owing TO the
further break in wheat. but while the under
tone was easy. prices remained nominally
unchanged. RYE FLOUR dull fair TO
good. S5.l0HS5.25: choice 20 fancy. $3.50
$3.50. CORNMEAL steady; kiln dried.
S4.l0. BAG MEAL-Fine white and yellow.
sl.15: coarse. Sl.62. FEED City steady
bran. bulk. S22.6O l00-lb sacks. s24 heavy
nddings do. S24: -four middlings do. $32 !;
rcd dog -four. l40-lb sacks. $3.50; Western
barely steady. bran. i00-lb sacks. S22d
s22.50; standard middlng. S2f. -four mid
dlngs do. s2s.60 red dog -four. l40-lb sacks.
sgOIS3
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
A Brooklyn Opportunity

Adjoining the Sheepshead Bay
Speedway and Motordrome on Ocean
av.. the borough Of Brooklyn. is A
tract Of land that The Jere Johnson.
Jr Company VIII sell at public auc-
zion. without reserve or limit. on
Tuesday next. IN the Brooklyn Real
Estate Exchange. l69 Montague ST.
The tract comprises ll5 lots.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18

however increased from 205 and 439 in
1914 TO 275 and 496 in 1915.
There was an increase in the number
Of snakes reported to have been de-
stroyed during the year under report,
the number being 1888. against 1928
in the preceding year The increase
was most noticeable in the Burdwan,
Dacca and Rajshshi divisions.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18

Street, and rcsellers are still Offering small
lots at prices ranging from about ~ 70 soc
for nearby and forward deliveries Inc
leading agencies. however, seem indifferent
10 immediate business. being probably vel
employed on old orders. and maintain quota,
tions Of from % to 29iic for October and
later teliveriog
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18

3ARY'S NURSE Hospital trained. AL reanei
t-lng woman. g00f appearance splendid feie.
-, ,es. $40 81. Nsssns Asencs. l3l Nes' 20 s.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
COITONSEFn ON.

The market for cottorseei oil was mod
erately active total sales Tor the DAY aggre-
eating 800 barrels. Price changes we're
irregular the Old crop positions holding COM
parafively steady and closing at points ad-
vance 20 . points decline. while the new
crop months were easier. with net losses II
70 points Range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products was easier
early in the day under scattered selling.
prompted by lower prices of hogs and larger
receipts but on the whole the undertone was
steady and offerings were well absorbed.
Receipts Of hogs al Chicago were 5000 !:
estimated for Monday. a. 900. and for next
v eek. 10000; Kansas City received 1900
and Omaha 1000. PORK firm; mess, S25N
$3.50: family, s26GS2s short clear. $3.50
$3.50. BEEF firm mess. Sl7.5ON SIS :.
family. sl9f $50; packet. SlsUSl9; extra
India mess, S29Ti $50. DRESSED HOGS
FIRM: bacon. l3lc: $50 III, l3i2c; l60 lb
l85sc 40 n. l37.c; pigs. 142sc. CUT
MEATS Picked bellies quiet. 10 10. l5aic;
y ID. l52,c; Is 10. l5c; picked hams firm.
16tadl7i2c. TALLOW steady special. 9atc
city, &c asked country. 9i,Mqaic. LARD
Quiet Middle West. 1900 1920 city lard
steady. l3G13isc: refined lard quiet Con-
tinent. 1850 South America. l4.15c. Bra
iii. kegs. 15l5c compound lard steady. ll5s
MI24c STEARINE steady oleo l0lac;
city lard stearinc. 1880.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
Rents Long Island Home

WorthinCton Whitehouse. Inc. has
leased the Carpenter estate, on Feek's
Lane. Locust Valley. 20 James 3. Clews
for the season. The pronerty consists
Of about thirteen acres, and is between
the estates of Frank Bailey and Daniel
A LorinE. jr
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
Plan Fourteen Story Hotel

A fourteen story hotel is TO be built
by Bing & Ring al 234 and 286 West
list ST. and on an adjoining plot. They
Yesterday bought the premises 23s and
236 through Slawson g. Hobbs.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18

The metal markets we're quiet and prac'i-
cally nominal yesterday il the absence of
official quotations. No change was reported
IN the situation AZ to copper. Recent rumors
of a large foreign order pending have not
yet materaiized In the shape n actual trans
actions, 50 far as could be learned in the
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18

A A-CHAMBERMAID Assist waitress S,gns
Wsi.h Pro-rstanf. good reference $50. =. Nlss
Uofrayer's AGENCY 10 East 43d e.. 81 roor ieir-
-hrna NQf1 Murray Hil
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
Deal al Dobbs Ferry

Griffen. Prince & Ripley, Inc have
sold two lots on Sherman av. Dohhs
Ferry, to T H. Downey. Of Dobbs
Ferry. The property is owned bv the
estate of AMI L. Barber.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
DANCING.

The latest method whereby YOU can s'a.n ,',s = %,
-efrainins from the good eats Hhicn oo"'@" '''
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
Will Occupy Lenox Estate

The Douglas Robinson. Charles 6.
Brown Company has leased for Junius
s. Morgan. trustee, the country estate
known as Bel Air at Lenox. Mass. 70
NJ. J. Kingsland, Of New York. for the
season
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
STGAR FErTTREG.

After opening dull and quiet. generally
2N6 points lower. tho marke. sfeadiei Up on
little covering md prices gained few
points. The demand. however. was light. and
the market closed net unchanged 10 an ad-
vance of points With sales for the dag
500 tons. Range or prices:
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
Rnrinr az White Plains

Burke Stone, Inc. has sold for Rob
ert c Hart, secretary of the Harlem
Savings Bank. a residence on an acre
Of ground in Prospect PARK. White
Plains, to {. W Bedford, Of New York
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18

WAITRESS -Ensilsh Protestant. young smart lsol :.
prefers Re or Greenwich st,eleni i,5,r, ~.
Miss shess AgencJ so ?. i-d MlrrA n-- -.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Saturday:
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
AT the Dancing Carnival

v1,er. dancing helps 20 reduce the weisht oi oli
n,tren, al an average Of one pound a d4y per
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
HAY AND STRAW.

Arrivals continue fairly liberal, demand is
slow and outside quotations are more and
more extreme on all grades. anything show
ing a fair to heavy mixture of clover beng
especially slow sale Rye straw barely steady.
HAY. large baled timothy. No /, per ton.
s29G $50: No 3 10 No 2. $2lM $3.50; ship
ping. Sl7.5OmSl9 fancy light clover mixed
S26 No clover mixed S2l50q $3.50 lower
grade clover. mixed. Sl5Msl9; RYE STRAW
No |. SIG small bales about 81 under large.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
E(,(iS.

Receipts. 1912 cases. Fresh gathered.
extra fue. dozen. 24I4M26c extra frsts.
28024c: frsts. 22M23c; seconds, 2OlPm
2iisc: thirds and poorer. ls@2Oc; dirtes.
No l.. 2Oi.m2lc; No ? and poorer lSG zoe
checks good 20 choice. dry, l9Gtl9l2c; un-
dergradcs. l5m1si2c; state. Penn and near
ordinary 10 good, 24m25l2 nc; gathered whites,
ordinary 10 fine. 23M25i2c: Western and
southern. gathered whites. 23125c; state.
Penn and nearby. hennery browns, 26c
gathered brown and mixed cDlors. 23M25c
duck eggs. state and nearby Indian Runner
2Tft29c.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Breaks TO New Low
Records for Season.
Corn Closes Off.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June Il. 1915.
WHEAT.


Prices in the wheat market were under
pressure and made new low records for the
season. closing with net losses OF 80 &c.
For time IL appeared quite certain that
the predictions of the bears tnat July wheat
in Chicago would sell AZ 81 were going 10
be fulhlled. but while that position sold at
Sl.O0L, there was sufficient buying on rest
ing orders 20 hold the market slightly above
the even dollar mark. Underlying condi-
tions remained practically unchanged. and
sentiment was beacish. although IT was
thought that present levels might attract a
little more active buying for rally.
The Liverpool market was weak and lower
owing 10 continued pressure ~ Manitoba
offers. and IN anticipation of continued
large arrvale There was a moderate eX-
port inquiry for Canadian wheat but buyers
were apparently inclined 90 be- very arbl-
trary IN regard 10 values. and there was
little or no demand for American grades.
Weather conditions over the West were
favorable. and few. If any. complaints were
heard regarding the condition Of the grow
ing crop, which appears TO be improving
steadily. The movement at primary points
showed an increase Of about 100000 bushels
for the week. ana was about a million IN eN-
cess Of last year, but this was Offset by
heavy cloarances from the scaboard. which
aggregated 6.l85. 600 bushels. compared with
2.3Ss 900 for the corresponding week last
year.
In the cash market No durum was
IAOifu NJ gill NO IiIh FAFAA Afb
Northern Duluth. sllSi4: No l Northern
Manitoba. sl.22. all Z b New York.
CORN.
The corn market was easier. and at the
close showed net losses 81 4 N &c. The cash
position appeared TO have lost some Of its
strength. and there was considerable selling
on reports of larger country offerings. which
were thought 90 forecast an increased move
ment at interior points. Argentine corn was
being offered at about sc under American
grades. but 20 far offers have been small
and the question Of importations will de-
pend largely on developments in the ocean
freight market. In the local cash market
No yellow corn was quoted at s53sc ! (
New York.
The oats market wa, moderately active
and prices were easy in sympathy with the
other markets, closing isgAs net lower.
Weather conditions were considered favor
able but operators were not inclined TO be
aggressive on the selling side. The local cash
market was quiet; standard quoted at 46c +;
No white. Az N i5c No white. 1870
SC. fancy clipped white. 49, n47c: ordi-
nary clipped white. 44N 46c, all elevator.
RYE.
Marke, steady; No Western. sl.06is.
c New York.
Ycster-
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
pROpuCE MARKETS.
New York. July II. 1915.
BUTTER.

Receipts. 1901 pkgs. Creamery extras
fo3 score. 10. 29igm2y%c; higher scoring
30iam30%c. frst $50 70 ~ scorel, Son
29c seconds (ss TO SO scorel, Z6IsuZ t9c )
thirds. 25l5m26c; creamery. unsalted, extras.
29A a 30hc; higher scoring 5OStg'lt t2e
frsis. 2sibG29i5c: seconds, 27m2sc; state
dairy. tubs. finest. 2si9m29c good 20 prime
27M 2sc. common TO fair 24M26c renovated.
extras. 27m27iqc; frsts, 25hM2ol2c' lower
grades. 23M24c imitation creamery, hrsts'
25M25ihc: ladies. current make. hrsts' -4m
24t2c: seconds. 23M23l2c: lower grades -
m2li3c; packing stock. current make NO :
28N25i C: No 2. &C: lower grades. q
ffHVe
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18

SATURDAY, JUNE IL. 1916.

Stock Exchange Saturday amounted
S2s69o0O Friday S20i week and $4,000
Oei37ooo against SS73i3ooo in 1915
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

BrTTER VALET. useful. excellent servant. mid.
de aged. capable. conscientious: best pers0nsl
references $50 Mrs hasons Agency ll West
31d Bryant 5653
GARpENER- -COACHMAN Thoroughly erp.-t.nced
strictly temperate si1 years excellent personal
references. Mss shaushnessy's Agency. II W lai
Phone $40 Bryant
Max ASD WIFE as care,as.rs country s.,,,,
man handy With tools. take run chxr.e All
mails ard grounds. buildings no chidrer he's,
Salem y. J.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
RUsINESs CHANCES.

SHIPPING CONCERN WOULD CONSIDER N,
creasins its equipment AID desires aadiilosal
oit of tie ordinary a.. b. Box 2ii. tribune
p,r sale or Renf-Nfeaf market. stony Brook
Long Island. equipped With refrsera,ing 2 ant 20
competition Apply % ROBERT F WILLS oi"f
R-00k Iorg Island
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18

Spot cotton neglected. points lower mid
upland sl6d Sales 1000. including 1000
American. Imports nil. Futures opened
easy al 2d4 points decline and closed barely
steady az a net decline Of 4iRN6t2 points
July-Aug 7.S2i9d: Oct-Nov. 7.67Hd: Jan
Feb. 7.5sd: March-April. 7.56iad.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
WANTED.

FOR OUR SOLDIERS.
Wanted Back numbers of popular masannes ''f
soldiers on he Border snf IN Merico send %
Army snd Nay Y VI c A. i2t EA, &h Street.
Nes iors Ciy
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
ASSISTANT ENGINEER
Power Plant Supervision }

Applications received az Room lioo Nun-
ri-ipsl Bldg up 70 June 30 a. I no
subiects Experience. 5 Technical 3 Ora.
Minimum age 25 sears. For further
-.--i~IIis-s zee TIE CRY Record q" pub
hshed daily or apps 70 fhe Municipal civil
service Commission. Municipal Building
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
CHEESE.

Rcceints l2sl boxc5. State, whole mix.
fresh. flats colorcd specials. 1874 n l6c :
white. specials. I5s.c; colored. average
fancy. l5lsc: white average fancy. L5lt@
I5i4c. twins. specials. l5alc; average fancy
l5i5c: chcddars. fancy. l5Am l6c; far TO
ali, styles. undergrades, l3hNl5c; Wiscon-
sin. whole milk. fancy. fresh. Young Amer
icas. lie. twins. l5&@l6c; state. skins
current make. specials. ~ a &c. choice,
llMl2c. fair TO good, lOW lO@c; lower
nradcs. 81 lc.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18

WANTED CHEF DRAFTsN.N FOR LARGE
STEEL MILL ~ EAST OH ENPERIENCED
~ BIAST FURNACE. OPEN HEARTH p RNACE
AND ROLLING MIL ONLN FIRST CLASS
MES NEED APPLY B Bon $50. TRIBUNE
WASTED Mechanical drli'sner. With etp.rienc.
IN lie design ~ sTItchbcarls. controllers. circuit
t-eak.rs etr Address CHIEF CLERK FNGI-
LiTcTRic & AfFG co. EAST PIrTsBJ RGH PA
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

LAWYER or ABILITY. wishing u remoFs tom
virginia 70 Nes York. desires position IN lefsi
Department With some frm or cornofationi eeA N
formed on political and .oreirn srGrs scoi eriml .
nal LAWYER best ~ references Address NrsimAn
cas- Trifuna
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
CARPET CLEANING.
DIAMONDS.
MULTIGRAFHING.

,,r-r TrcRApH TYPEWRITER LETrTRS. 800.
e. a 000 81 IS. DO 00b. 81. GkO B.
wEATHERFORD 10 Broadway lEqultaole Bidsj.
Room 1871 Rector i5ia
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
FRESH FRUITS.

Receipts to-day. 2.4O7 bbls apples. North
ern Spy. Dbl, S2QS6 Baldwin, s4gS4.75
Ben Davis, Sl.50US3; Albemarle Pippin, 81
ass; Russet, Sl.50G S3.75: Far Western. as
10 kind. box. s1GS2; PEACHES, n c, car
rier. sI256sI75; Ga. Sl.5oq$3 49, CHER
RIES, sweet. quart, IA lOc: sour. lg9c
Jersey. black. 20 Ii basket, Sl:5oqSl; :;
sour. 20 10 basket. SlGSl25; Del and Nd.
sour. slGSl25; sweet, l.254 Sl.9O I;
STRAWBERRIES upriyer. quart. "a l3c
Jersey. quart. 60 l3c: Del and Md. 5M l2c {;
BLACEBERRIEa. y c. quart. lOc; RASP-
BERRIES. Del and Md. red. pint. "a Sc ;
IN UCKLEBERRIES, y c, quart, ia zoe
GOOSEBERRIES. small. green, quart 40
&c. bushel raskct. SlnSl.25; large, green,
quart. 6Gsc. KINGS Fla. strap. $500
$3.50. ORANGES. Cal. box. s2.504Si.l5; :;
Porto Rico. Sl65G $3.50; Fla, fancy S4.l5G
$3.50: average. S3.50n $3.50; poor 20 fair
S2.25Qs325: GRAPEFRUIT. Fla, as 10 size
and condition. box S2N S2.75: Cuban, sZU
Si.75: Porto Rico. Sl.250 s425; LEMONS.
Cal. box. sea S2.45; Sicily. sl.504 st.62
LINES, Dominican, bbl. SonS9; MUSK
MELONS. Fla, crate. Sl.75; Cal. standard
crate 50 50H $3.50; pony crate. s2aS3 nat
crate. si0Sl.75: WATERMELONS per 100
s8OG $50: Fla. carload. S200MSfOO; PINE
APPLES. Porto Rico. Red Spanish, box
qOr N 81 G5 Cuba SilI So 50.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

and The gamblers That gang didn't
invite ne 70 town. They had moth
Ing 70 DO with y. They have no use
for ne Nor for them.
'PrAyer7 Three-fourths OF Tho
church members have no family
prayer will bet my ne against p
cancelled postage stamp today thu,
hAH The people here did not read
fhe Bl0le nor pray before you came
here today You wash your hands
wash your face. comb your halr.
dress Yourself you get yOur break
fart your dinner. your supper. yes.
I'D You read ne Bible SO rld
YOU pray? 40 n you cared '0r
The physical manhood and woman
hood the same wav that you care
FOR your spiritual manhood and wp.
manhood. ron would be Just az dried
up and useless and weak physically
IA you are spiritually have
physical nature that demands food
and care Then. too, 7 have gp'r
iual nature that demands food and
care and the word % God You isf
v0gr spiritual life a'arvc That .a
the reason your pgws arc fpll ~
dri'tvood. that r. The rcason thai
religion f. but mirage
pray God 20 glva von power
Pray God 20 give Won power 20
carry on His work after Won h9v
become converted don't preort
q porm0n hat don't pray God 10.
help and T never finish snrmH.
thai 7 done thank God that have
preached ~ never finish prf
mon bu' hat ask FOR power
carry on Tho work strength iD e.rf
y along 90 ret ready ny prav'rp
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