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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-01
Burmistrz stracif wfasna
warde.

Najdotkliwszym ciosem dla
burn. Thompsona jest strata jego
wiasnej wardy, 23-ciej, w ktorej
zwyciezyI aid. HIGHLANDER. lego
przeciwnikiem byl J. X. Kline,
kt6ry zostal pobity 2,613 g}osami
wiekszoSci.
Wczorajsze prawybory sQ nieo-
mylnym barometrem, jak popular
nose burn. Thompsona prawie
doszczetnie zanikia. On sam otrzy
NAL W ostatnich wyborach kwiet-
niowych olbrzymiq wiekszoSc
$4,000 glosow. lego nieudafa
walka przeciw dziewieciu alder
manom dowodzi, ze stanowisko
burn. Thompsona wSr6d wybor-
COW jest nietylko zachwiane, ale
nawet juz sic wall W gruzy. Siedm
ward, W ktorych burmistrz wyto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-01
Znamienne zwyciestwo
frakcyi Sullivana.

kandydaci ma aldermanow Z
frakcyi Sullivana pobili kandyda-
tow z frakcyi Harrisona i Dunne'a
w q wardach. Jest to zwyciestwo
olbrzymie. w pozosta}yoh war
dach szesciu zwycieskich alder
manow nalezy do frakcyi Harri--
soma Dunne'a, a dwu psowadzilo
kampanie bezpartyjna.
Przywodcy Sullivahscy widza
W tych rezultatach niezawodna
zapowiedz, IL zdobeda kontrole W
partyi demokratycznej we wybo-
rach kwietniowych.
Pred dwoma laty kombinacya
Harrisona Dunne'a zdobyfa ko-
mitetowych W "a wardach. Wszy-
stkich kornitetowych jest 30 W
kazdej partyi. Cd tego czasu pie
ciu leomietowych przeszko dc O.
bozu Sullivana, tax re obecnie
frakcya H.-D. ma 10, a frakcya
Sullivana ma 16 komitetowych. Z
wczorajszych rezultatow Sulli-
vafczycy wnioskuja, re zdobeda
kompletna koutrole w organiza--
cyl partyjnej, gdyz wczoraj zwy-
ciezyli ich kandydaci W II war
dach, ktore dotychczas nalezaiy
do frakcyi H.-D.
F. S. Ryan, jeden z przyw6d--
COW Suilivatiskich, przewidujsc
zwyciestwo, wyrazii sic, re alder
mani z jego frakcyi beda przeciw-
nj burn. Thompsonowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-01
Wie|kie zwyciqstwo Su||ivaiCzyk0w.
Wybieraja swych kandydat6W w
27 Wardach.
Frakcya Thompsona Lundina tract grunt pod nogami
Frakcya Hanisona Dunne'a ME tract nad1eI
Swanson otrzymuje nominacye republikanska, Doyle
demokratyczna ma sedziego municypalnego.
Wszyscy nteresowani wyrazaa optym'styczne pogiady
zapoez coraz to orzejsze radze miek Zabuna
- spsaiy sic lczooWo
lteresowani wyraiaja optymistyczne pogl'
ooroz mejskiei Zaburzena
- spisaiy hczbowo

czyl swe najwieksze kolubryny
daremnie, naleza do najsilniej-
szych ward republikanskich W
Chicago.
Burmistrzowi i lego zwolenni--
kom uda}o sic zwyciezyc aid,
Sterna we wardzie 3-ej wiekszo-
scia 29S giosow, oraz aid. Ray'a
we wardzie 13-tej wiekszoscla
GA gios6w.
Trzej epublikaiiscy alder
mani, ktorzy So przychylni bur
Thompsonowi, jego administra-
Cyl, take otrzymali ponowne no.
minaeye. Ea to: Hugh Norris W
2-ej wardzie, James Rea W 22-ej
i M. A. Michaelson w 33-ej.
w 13 innych wardach mniel
waznych BURN. Thompson wygral
siedm potyczek. L tych 3 So we
wardach demokratycznych, IT,
kandydaci republikanscy male ma
ia szanse W regularnych wybo-
rachyaAsa we lpardach-Ra-ne de-
mokratycznych i ma poi republi--
kanskich.
Burmistrz pobity zostal W pie
ciu wardach acknowledgement,
gdzie republikanie walczyli 0 kon-
trole partyjna. Pobity zostal TAX
re we wardzie swego wroga, ex-
CUB. Deneen'a.
Burn. Thompson ME dai po so
bic poznac, iak go porazka dotkne
la, mowisc tylko, re zawsze by1
dobrym republikaninem.
Fred Lundin, zakulisoWy do
radzca burmistrza, przezwany tax
re lego Machiavellim, a przez in
nych nazwany prawdziwym bur
mistrzem, zwyciezyl W swej war
die 33-ej.
Streszczajac wiec CO sic wyzej
powiedzialo: W % wardach byiy
walki, tych burmistrz wygral
II. Lecz tylko 5 jest wardami Q
wiekszoSci republikahskiej, a try
wardami niepewnemi. Stracil
zaS 13 ward, tych 8 jest sill
nemi twierdzami republikaiskie-
mi.
Oto alderman, kt6rzy zwycie--
zyli pomimo, re ich burmistrz ze
wszelka mozhwa zaciekioscia
zwalcza}: Nance, Kimball, Cross,
Link, Watson, Dempsey i Kjel-
lander.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-01
POraika Thompsonczy-
kow, zwyciestwO Sui
livanczykow.

Rezultat wczorajSzych prawybo-
row miejskich MONA w krllu sio-
wach streScic jak naStepuje:
Kandydatow ma aldermanow z
frak. Thompsona spotkaia poraz-
Ia, natomiast po stronie demokra-
rycznej kandydaci Sullivanscy cd
niesli zwyciestwo we wiekszoSci
ward.
w tabelach podane sa szczego-
lowe rezultaty.
Z tych wynika, re zwyciestwo
Sullivanczykow mad kandydatami
frakcyi Harrisona i Dunno a
lest o wiele wieksze anizeli ivy
ciestwo przeciwnikow burmistrza
Thompsona.
Burmistrz i jego. zwolennicy
zwaIczsii zacieEIe dziewieciu al
dermanow, pono~nie sic o wybor
ubiegajacych. Z tych siedmiu
zwyciezylo, a. dwoch zostaio po-
bitych przez zwolennikow burmi-
strza.
Natomiast Sullivahczycy ivy
ciezyli w q wardach. RadoSc jest
w ich szeregach wskutek tego
w;aIEa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-01
Frakcya HID. ME tract
nadziei.

Przywodcy frakcyi Harrisona
i Dunne'a natomiast twierdzs, re
ME .mieG zorganizowanej ma wiel-
ka skale Rampant miejskiej w
prawyborach, lecz ma wybory
kwietniowe wysuna kandydatow
ma komitetowych wardowych, sta
nowych delegatow do konwen--
cyl najowej we wszystkich war
dach.
Przywodcy z tel frakcyi ME ira
ca nadziei. Kongresman SABBATH
powiada, re i'm sic rozchodzi o u
trzymanie kontroli W organiza-
cyach partyjnych, i re dlatego ME
wytezali sic w Rampant o kan
dydatow aldermahskich. Twierdzi
re ME stracih W prawyborach,
gdyz ustepujacy alderman MALE
"a do frakcyi Sullivana.
Kongresman SABBATH, przywod-
ca frakcyi Harrisona, oraz w. L.
Mcconnell, przywodca frakcyi
Dunne'a, osobiscie odniesli zwy-
ciestwo. Kandydaci jednego dru-
giego w ich wardach zostali wy
brani.
We wardzie 11-tej, II. wardzie
kongresmana Sabatha, jego kan
dydat Herman Krumdick pobil
aldermana K. F. Pettkoskiego vie
kszo5cia III glosow.
We wardzie 3-ej, II. wardzie O.
Connell'a, jego kandydat U. S.
Schwartz pobii A. P. Kelly'ego.
Poiaczone obozy H.-D. zwy-
ciezyly tylko w dwu wardach, II.
we wardzie 1s-ej, w ktorej zwy--
ciezyl J.J. Touhy, 29-ej, W kto-
rel zwyciezyi T.. F. Byrne.
Aid. J. Toman W 24-ej NJ. ".
Collett w 7-mej, take frakcyi
HID, zwyciezyli bez opozycyi.
H. Hildreth W 2-ej J. J. Jor-J
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-01

Partya republ:;iaIiska miala take
dwu kandydat0w mianowicie
Crossa i Christiansona; picrwszego
tcrmin urzedowania sic konczy
Christiansona zas popiera} burmistrz
Thompson. Walka ich byla zacieta
jak tego wskazuja cyfry ponizcj pu-
dane.
Ernest Cross ............. 1868
Christianson 2125
Alderman Cross pokonai rywala
wiekszoscia 54i gIos6w.
We wczOrajszych prawyborach cd
dalo swoj gios 5O38 demokrat0w
demokratek a 1904 republikanow
republikanek. Republikanie przewyi
szyli demokrat6w 95S glosami.
:: ! :: ~
Kandydat Tomasz F. Wall g0rowaI
W 35 precynktach Woodruff zaS tyl
ko W 20. Precynkty polskie IS 10
daily Wallowi 266 gios6w Woodhul-
lowi tylko SO. w precynkcie 54tym
Woodruff zdobyi 1O1 glosow a Wall
zas 46. Jest to jedyny precynkt kt6ry
Woodhullowi darowa{ try cyfry.
+ T. +
Tygodnik south Achicagosh Polo
MIA" tax szczerze popierai Woodaulla
Il ten biedak wraz 2 ia szczeroscia... -.
przepadi. Siaba was polityka pa
movie. slaba.
DR.. Robert Lenard Michatowa
przeprowadzil ciekawa pomyslna
kampanie. Teraz tylko szczerze wzlac
sic do roboty. W wyborach pokonac
Crossa i przyjaciela Polak6w -
Walla wybraG aldermanem wardy
6smej. -
A wlec dalej teraz do wybor6w W
kwietniu. Niesnaski ma box, demo-
krate Walla obrac aldermanem, a dla
czego, p6zniej powiemy.
j. + +
Zwyciestwo Walla jest takze ME-
jako zwyciestwem ,,DZIENNIKA
CH1CAGOsKIEGO". Gdyby ME /,.Dz.
Ch." ME wiedzieliby obywatele I oby-
watelki W South Chicago kim jest
Tomasz F. Wall. Znajs go tylko ci,
kt6rzy swe oszczednosci skladaja co
tydzien sp6lce budowniczo-pozycz-
kowej ktorej Tomek jest sekreta-
rem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-01
Republikanie.

(Dokoiczenie ma str. Sej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-01
OG6LNY POGLAD Ma
POLITYKE POLSKA.

=
willy Polakow jednego kandyda--
ia w jedenastej wardzie, gdzie
przepadt aid. Kleofas Pcttkoske.
przysporzyly narodowosci pol
skiej jednego kandydata W 2Smej
wardzie, gdzie nominacye zdobyi
Maxymilian Adamowski.
Pettkoske przegraf dla dwu gfo
wnych przyczyn: ME zyskaf wca-
lie ma popularnoSci W ostatnich
dwu latach i mial tym razem tyl-
ko jednego przeciwnika niemie--
ckiego a pred dwoma laty g}osy
niemieckie podzielili miedzy So
ba Bewersdorf Krumdick. Cho-
ciazby Tylicki Wr6blewski ME
kandydowali (HANBA I'M y, ME
mialby Pettkoske dosyc g}osow
ma pokonanie krumdick'a.
Zwyciestwo Adamowskiego
przypisat trzeba solidarnosci pol
skiego obywatelstwa Jadwigo-
wa - zdaje sic poraz pierwszy
- szczeremu poparciu Sullivan
czykow 2S-mej wardy Frank'em
Connery ma czele. Jezeli Adamo-
wsJii zdoia pokonac aid. NJ ].
Dempsey'a, bedzie odrazu wybit-
ma figura polityczna.
Polonia south-chicagoska Sill
ME poparia wczoraj kandydature
Tomasza F. Wall da}a temsa--
mem do poznania R A. Wood
hull'owi, re pomiatanie Polaka--
mi ME ujdzie juz nikomu bezkar-
ME-.
w siedmnastcj wardzle no1ni--
nacye republikanska dosta& Wlo-
ski adwokat Jan IB. Gallo DO ma
rekord czysty charakter nieska-
zitelny. w dniu elekcyi napewno
zwyciezy chory jeszcze alderman
s. S. Walkowiak bo warda Eta
lest teraz bez kwcstyi demokra-
tyczna.
Glosy polsllie W 2;-mej war;
die daily wczoraj nominacye de-
mokratyczna Francuzowi Artu--
rowi S. Beaudette. Nieustanne
kandydowanie Fr. ] Wilson'a
sprzykrzy}o sic obywatelstwu W
tel wardzie. Demokrata Beaudet-
tc ma powaznego przeciwnfka W
osobie ,,bezpartyjnego" rcpubli-
kanina Watson'a.
Nastepnego roku Polacy konie-
cznie wysunat powinni kandyda-
tow polskich W 4-tej, s-meJ, 11-tel
12-tej, 15-tej i 27mej wardzie
Pchajmy sic wciaz naprzod i ME
ustawajmy W agitacyi politycz-
nei! w Radzie Miejskiej powin-
no zasiadac dziesieciu polskich
aldermanow a ME czterech..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-01
Rezultat prawyborow
sedziowskich.

Leo J. Doyle, demokrata J..
A. Swanson, republikanin zdoby-
Ii nomanicye ma sedziego municy-
palnego, ktory to urzad wakuje
po smierci sedziego Ryana.
NajWybitniejszymi kandydata--
mi demokratycznymi byli Doyle
I.C. Dooley. Pierwszy mial po-
parcie Sullivahczyk6w, drugi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-01
SZYMKOWSKI G0RA!!
Pettkoske przegra} W jedenastej wardzie.

Niespodzianke sprawl Adamowski, ktory " 2S'mej
wardziezwycieiyl Amerykanina Twigga.
Wall pokon Woodhua osme wardze repukann Czrnec pre-
pad siedmnaste wrdzie Baude pob Wsona 27e ward1e
Wakowiak nominowy tym be opozycyi l7e wrdzie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-01
z 6SMEJ WARDY.
(South Chicago.)

Tomasz T.. Wall ........... 3,15S
Ross a Woodruff .......... 1873
Otto rezultat TczorajszyclI prawybo
row. Polki Polacy zamieszkali we
wardzie 6smej pokazali Woodhullowi
IL ami ,,szupa", piwo ami obiecany
i'm sekretarz ME zdo}ali ich nakloniG
do rzucania g}osu swego nadarelnnie.
Drugi to policzek zadany ,,ladnemu"
politykierowi.
+ !. !.
Rezultat glosowania W polskich
precynktach TAXI:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-01

dan W 32-ej, prowadzili kampanie
bezpartyjnq.
Obozy HID. takze przypisuja
sobie uznanie "a zwyciestwo aid.
H. P. Bergena W 31-ej i T. F.
Walla w oSmeJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-01

RaLem 1884 4oo
Kandydat Ross A. woodruff zdo-
byI razem 435 gios6w W polsdch pre-
cynktach a Tomasz F. Wall 1884,
czyli O 679 blos6w polskich wlece1 a.
niAeli jego przeciwnik ,,ajskrymo-
wy" ".-....
i = +
Precynlt 45, W N6rym mieszka
kandydat Tomasz F. Wall odda} 81
glos6w sasiadowi 21 jego pr2eci-
wnikowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-01

po}aczonych obozow H.-D. Po-
mimo, ze by}o pieciu kandydatow
acknowledgement, Doyle otrzy-
mai przesz}o 10000 gSosow wick
szoSci.
9 republikan0w ubiegaso sic o
nominacye republikahska, Swan
son, ktory zwyciezy}, nalezy do
frakcyi Deneena. Jest obecnle
cz1onkiem senatu stanoWego.
Oto rezultaty prawyborow ma
kandydatow sedziowskich:
Demokraci:
Mez. Kob. Razem
Dov1e 51,713 23,1es 1882
Ponio 4,421 1,347 5,670
1Tlrich 14,321 1856 1877
DooIev 24,296 1866 34,262
Go1an 2,S75 977 1852
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-01

J. 3. Pallascn wypozycza pieniadze
ua realnost, sprzedaje karty okreto-
We realnosc. 1146 Noble ul.
Jezeli chcecie poiyczke ma proper
Ia ! przytem dobra rSetelna obsiuge
idacie do Hatterman / CLAM, lilo
milwaukee, ave. (ogi.)
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Mr.. r. w. Washington, formerly of
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Ariz., on account of his health, is re-
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Sunday afternoon the Odd Fellows,
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FOR SALE.

broom brick with bath, on 2 lots,
shade and chicken houses. Price,
$1.65O; $50 cash, balance $500 per
month. Now call Champa 455 and
talk to the Colored American Loan &
Realty Co,
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Ask HiNkLE; he knows.

Oglesvie Lawson, the youthful ora
tor of Rocky Mountain Lodge No.
1920. G. U. o. of o. F., makes the an
nual address tomorrow at the Odd
Fellows thanksgiving services at
Shorter church at p. m.
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OLD CITIZEN DIES.

Henry Bryant, Charter Member OF
Arapahoe Lodge, Suecumbs.
Henry Bryant, charter member of
Arapahoe Lodge of Odd Fellows, died
Monday morning after long spell OF
sickness. He was a resident OF Den
yer and an old respected citizen for
more than 80 years. He was buried
from the Douglass Undertaking Co.
Friday morning
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C. H. Robinson of 263O So. Logan
ST., son of Mrs. Sue Johnson of New
port, KY, died on the 18th ult. and
was buried at Mayslick, Ky, on Tues
day, 18th ult. Mr.. Robinson returned
home this week from his sad journey.
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Joint Endowment policies for hus
band and wife. Protection, savings
afety and investment combined. Be
Harry McCIaln.
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CITY
NEWS

THE GRAND THEATRES WEEKLY
PROGRAM.
Cut Out and Paste on Wall
Don't Miss the Big Show
this Week.
EXTRA GOOD MUSIC AT THE
GRAND ThEATER. THE BEST
RAGTiME PLAYER IN THE CITY
WILL TICKLE THE KEYS. COME
AND HEAR HIM.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.
See IMPERIAL TRIO with the
Tango banjo player, our own boys,
Jackson, Junior and Gregsby. Best
music in town at the GRAND THEA
TIRE every Sunday.
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There will be Grand Waltz and
Rag contest at Fern Hall May IS, CIV
en- by the Xxx Art club. Morrison's
orchestra with two beautiful prizes
will be the features. 2t-4-29-16
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Mrs. T. S. Jackson of Oakland, Cal,
is visiting in Colorado as the guest
of her sister. Mrs Grant of Fort Lo-
gan, Colo.
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Mr.. Edward Nichols of 2S09 Welton
St, who has been confined to his bed
for over 80 days. is a little better.
He is still confined to his bed with a
complication of diseases.
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Keep OF the date June 9th. Lady
Audrey's Secret will be presented.
Further announcement later.
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PROGRAMME EXTRAORDINARY

Attend grand Entertainment given
by Evergreen Chapter No. SO o. e. s.,
Shorter church, May 18th. Denver's
leading artists will take part on the
programme. Admission 10c.
1t.4-29-16-c
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Mr.. Givens of 2515 Curtis will have
charge of the dining room at Stanley
hotel, Estes Park, Colo. this season.
2t-5-13-16
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Call for Spengel's trading stamps
given with coal orders at w. o. 81.
monds.. You can get furniture easy
and free.
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Mrs. E. D. Allen, of 1884 Walnut
ST., who has been very sick, has i'm
proved and is able to be up and about
the house.
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"PREPAREDNEsS."

Are you THOUGHTFUL? Prepare
for the future. DELAYS ARE DAN
GEROUS. Insure today with the
UNION HEALTH AND ACCIDENT
CO., Denver, Colo. Greatest protee'
tion at the lowest cost. We invite
your fullest investigation.
II. L. McCLAiN, AGENT
Call Main 7752.
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Denver Dramatic League will pre-
sent "Tompkins' Hired Man" at Camp
bell church, May 20, 1916. Mrs. Ed
ward Johnson, chairman. Sanford
Caldwell, manager.
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DR.. p. e. Spratlin, the d. G. NJ. OF
the Colorado jurisdiction, Odd Eel
lows, makes the annual address to-
morrow to the Odd Fellows in Pueblo
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NOTICE TO PATRONS OF THE
STAR.

Owing to the increase in the cost
Of paper on account Of the war, there
will hereafter be slight increase in
the cost Of printing. Kindly take no.
tice and govern yourselves according
Iy. THE DENVER STAR.
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Mrs. M. II. Miller of Glenarm place
left this week for Casper. Wyo., for
an indefinite stay.
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NOTICE.

Harry Jones will open barber shop
at 1921 10Th ST. Monday. May 18th,
and cordially invites his old custom
ers as we'll as new to call. First class
work guaranteed.
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Let Me Grow Your Hair!


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Use Real Hair Grower, Real Hair Grower Tonic and
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tried further inducement needed Scalp scientifically
treated electric massage and hair dressing guarantee
the of scalp disease Six week
$3.50. Home treatment given.
E. WILLIAMS, 1910 Pennsylvania Denver.
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WANTED-A reliable. trustworthy
girl to help in dining room. Apply
Bolden cafe, 924 10th ST. 1t-5-13-16
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Before you break that leg, "sEE
HINkLE."
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At ONCE.

Mrs. Hervey of East 25th Ave ii III
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Before you take that Policy SEQ
Hinkie.
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He's coming! Who7 HinkIe, the
Insurance man.
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What is the NATIONAL LIFE ms.
CO. OF THE U. s. A.? Ask HlNkLE.