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New Britain herald., 1918-11-01
CHAPTER Xxx.

Copyright 1913, by William Fox
A BOUT the middle of July the
= fourth great German drive of
1918 began. It was directed against
that part of the line held by the
American forces under Gen. Pershing,
between the River Aisne and the
Marine.
The Hun hordes seemed to run into
stone wall when they hit the Amer
lean line. They were hurled back aft
er the first onslaught with great loss,
and numerous guns and men were
captured.
1t is evident that the German high
command believed the Americans
were untried and weak and that a
tremendous offensive would stand the
greatest chance of breaking through
their line.
- At Chateau-Thierry, the apex of
the salient held by the American Ma
r1nes, they launched their utmost
powerful assault
The German crown prince. in COM
mand of the Teuten forces. soon real
lied, however, that his great general
staff had made a most serious blum
der. These Americans who were ex-
pected to retire SO readily stood more
firm than any army the Germans had
yet faced.
Immediately behind the line was
the tall, gaunt figure of the American
commander. The men in the front
line could feel his presence inspiring
them to victory. General Pershing
had hts hand on the Very nerves of
that great struggle-wllich resulted
in the first signal victory for the
Stars and Stripes
1t was a contest not only of men
1t was a contest of the brains and
stamina of American general
against the egotistical operator of a
German machine.
Tt was a contest of the Almighty
God of right against the visionary
god whom the kaiser boasts is with
him.
Instead of waiting for the enemy to
complete their drive, a, great coun-
ter-attack was made at once by
Pershing, cooperating with the
French.
On the 18th of July without the
customary preparation by artillery
he launched this counter-attack on a
front Of thirty miles. The lack of a
New Britain herald., 1918-11-01
SERGT. HUGHES RECOVERING

Albert II. Hughes of 1872 Chestnut
street, a sergeant in a machine gun
company located at Camp Merritt, N
J. who has been confined at the Base
Hospital there with pneumonia and
who was reported in a serious condi-
ton a week ago, is now said to be
out of danger. Sergeant Hughes is
one of five brothers in the service.
He has three brothers in the navy,
end a brothc" in the army.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-01

rnert CT Health i'm Hartford ana will
probably be sent further east. Before
leaving he was high in his praise OF
the board OF health OF the city. He
made a. special point regarding the
efficiency Of the departm ent, and con-
sidered that the inspectors and all of
those in authority have the health sit
uation and the sanitary conditions of
the community Well under control
New Britain herald., 1918-11-01
EAST STREET SCHOOL LEADS

Pupils in Miss Collins Room Turn In
rs Quarts of Nut Shells, Fruit Pits
and Tin Foil.
East Street school, Room No.
leads the contest for collecting the
greatest amount of fruit pits and nut
shells from which charcoal is made
and used in the manufacture Of gas
masks for the government.
Much interest is being shown by the
children of the first six grades in the
public and parochiaI schools in the
collection of fruit pits, nut shells and
tin foil. There is keen rivalry be-
tween the various rooms Of each
school as to which room secures a.
banner given by the Red Cross for
the largest amount collected by any
one room in a school for a week
The first weeks award showed that
the East Street school, Room No.
(Teacher Miss Collins1 collected the
largest quantity, 90 Quarts having been
turned in by the children in this room.
The following tabulated list will
show what patriotic work the school
children of New Britain are doing and
it is hoped that they will continue to
keep the good work up as long as
there is q. nut shell fruit pit or a
piece Of tin foil to be found.
Bartlett--Miss Keane, Room 8, 20
quarts.
Burritt-Miss Fox, room 6. 10
quarts.
East Street-Miss Collins, room 4,
% quarts.
Elihu Burritt-Miss Burns, room
81, IA quarts.
Camp--Room 2, IL quarts.
Lincoln--Miss Hubert, room g.
20 quarts
Monroe--Miss Hickey room 2, 8
quarts.
Northend--Miss Anderson, room 4,
3 IA quarts.
Open Air School---No report
Osgood Hill--Miss Leopold room H.
8 quarts.
Rockweli--Miss Dunlay, room 6,
Is quarts.
Smalley-Mlss Corbly, room 2, 9
quarts.
smith-Miss Anderson, Room 8,
8 "a quarts.
Stanley-Miss Hitchcock, room 4,
A quarts.
st. Mary's ParochiaL room 7. (pri-
nary.
ST. Andrew's-Miss Wagner, room
3, quarts.
st. Joseph's-Grade 8.
Sacred Heart--Miss Smocznski
grade 6.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-01
NEW SLEEPING CAR SERVICE,
NEW HAVEN TO WASHINGTON

New sleeping car service between
New Haven and Washington will be
established on the Federal Express,
daily, beginning Sunday. November
3. The car will be placed for oc-
cupancy in New Haven at 40 P. M.
and on the eastbound trip may be
occupied until 1925 A. M.
Beginning Monday, the eastbound
Federal Express will stop at Bridge
port to let off passengers from south
Of Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-01

While it was unfortunate that the in-
f1uenza struck New Britain so HARD,
yet the sanitary conditions are good
and in time the health or the com
muIiity win return TO normal he said.
Ee was also very enthusiastic in hia
praise toward the citizens of New
Britain and the splendid organization
for the emergency work in the trans
pp1tauon and caring. Fer tita AacdT.
New Britain herald., 1918-11-01
PRAISES HEALTH DEPT.

DR. Blackledge Impressed by Efficieh-
CIV of Organization and says sit"a-
ton Is Wen i'm Hand.
DR.. Blackledge, after being in New
Britain almost four weeks, has re-
ported for duty to the State Depart
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HELP wANT,:D-,,.I.I:.

> disadvantages; Npi.ts. GRAND boys,
stock boys. Good opportunities for boys
e" start at bottom and learn business.
Whit cooks. stick candy siin icrs. White
IaborcrS tcityl. J1C hour S-hcur day! Pub
lie Employment bureau. lioom =. city
Hall
wanted who interest high
class boys In nationally advertised summer
military camp located In Grecnbrier River
w. Va. f.ihrrat commissions. Write Ma jOr
IL. u. Ack"r. stanton Military Academy
S,aunt"n. Va.
TKtMM ER-ENp"rtcnc"d automobile Carl.
aG" and wagon trimmer. Apply Conrad
Grows SO North Adams street.
edit and print weekly paper. VIII give
rcaSonabl" wages To one who viii hustle.
TN. Midland Ntrrinian. ral,nyra. Va.
WASTED men over 33 years OF age for a
high class canvaSSIns proposition. No
house to- house work Give particulars
street Address and phone number If pos
s!hl". 1913. care Times Dispatch
YOUNG MAN-Wantcd :, young man to do
ONO" work ana collecting. Prefer
that has some knowledge OF the retail,
coal business. Must lie able to give good
difference. state age. Address F. 1913. car.
Times Dispatch.
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N.ANIEi F"ur young men. single prc-
I,Srr"i Tor l"rE" coat company in West
Virginia for mcrchHndiS" department.
Men Win som" cNpcrienc" preferred.
Cool salary to start. with chance for pro
motion Also two nay roll men with cicri-
cal ability: nay roll experience not essen
tIal; Applicants must be ready To assume
mm,l"s At once, Apply Tuesday morning:
9TH. between and l. y NJ. az No I
North sixth Street. city. Nickel Coal and
''"S" 90.
w ANTED, an idea. You can think OF some
s'UrIc tfinc to patent. Protect your
ideas. th"v may bring YOU wealth Write
for Needle! lnv"ntlons and How to Get
Your patcnt' Randolph * Co. Department
I0' Washington. -. g
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i'RhSSEE Wanted: experienced pTcsscr on
a"w nants. l2is /: East Broad street
PRiNrEE Wanted. job printer FOR general
I, .,,,,i,. 'ai work -. address Warwick
Ncwnori News, Va
ki-' month and expenses 20 start: short
hours: travel: three months home study
nid"r guarantee. We get YOU position
y" aE" Limit. Ask for hookict Il H.
Eronticr nr"n School. Buffalo. \ T.
SALESMAN Wanted "a good experienced
+n;n tir" salesman. Good opportunity ,n
he right man. Answer l. %ls. caro- Times
entirely new. Automobiles must have IT,
Saves owners $40 yearly Money back n
mnSnii:fac'ory no Nox.' 4sG Brna,iwuy.
cnrneric steel 90. Tit,sburgh. Sis s' lnon ,I9
m nn,,ro p ap..r, Every accommodatirn Apply
@cs, An.ncy as 9Th sss Esna'" s' E%Hos
STORAGE Wanted, a man
who knows the storage
warehouse business and is
capable Of taking entire
charge. Must have the
best of references. To a
capable man will make a
very attractive PROPOSE
ton. Address Owner, Box
81, Petersburg, Va.
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WANTED-EXpcrt shoe sales
man and manager; big sal
AIRY and commission; per-
manent position; only eff
cient need apply. Richmond
Salvage Company.
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HELP WA NTEp-M,LE. 70

CI.EIik---W Wanted. in stor" to learn the bu-i-
n"sS. II 20S. care Times Dispatch.
DENTIST Wanted. dentist. registered: sal
arg object for right party. Dr. Dciliu-
r"r. Dentist. 81 Last Ernad Street.
DISTRICT MANAGER waited. \ good
tive business man Ia wanted to rromot:
IN" sales Of Rayd"N. tn" now Slass"ss
lens for nutomobil" headlights. II Is dit
f"r.nt from All "th"rN-a great s.l"s op.
portunity. We want man who call
on iobb"rS and r"tau"rs exclusive
territory arrangement. For full tnforiua-
tiuu address Sales Manager. RaydcN Com
p.ny. jamestown. y.
DRIVER wanted. 'olor"d driver. Refer
'uCr~ required. Must rad and writc. APP
uiv 10 East clay Strc"'.
DHuGGisT---w Wanted; fun registered or as
siStaHt drug clerk. Apply. giving age.
eNp.ricu.c references auG salary expect
cd. To l.. -. BOX cli. Norfolk. Va.
DIX GGiST- Wanted; a. one. young man
with .,v"r.l years .NpcTicnC" in retail
drug store. tnildrcy Drug Co.. 10! T:as;
BROAD street.
Di.t I:S;iS Wanted, al once. experienced
druggist. Apply to-day II possible. "a e
N.'io Drug Store. Floyd Avenue and Rob
iuSoi Street
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SEW |: N
It'd. WANTS
IlMES-DlSpATCII
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING;
standardized and IndcNcd for Quick
Reference,

Reference.
Toe Inc :'unday.
SO line Daily.
~ Inc Tor Tor s"nsssuys i mssrtiSms
sl5o lime for 30 consecutive inseriions
Count 8 words TO the iInc aud II line, TO
1i.po'n, machine 50, IS the largest. ,yps
H.atsel, ~ tafu Tor ia ,Han one lien
Mncr" " TO ii-p9.m, ~" is nsed.
'ypc. wit, cuts norIerrs or broken col coll
'ioH"i 10 aL".S rstcs and such aGvei.
'.serncnis ar" pyr"m.1ed together on ,"e
{, j. Al .Sa,urIo!s, the Day before pub:
ltcauon VIII fc'.iN. pTODor cIaaaiiica lion.
Advertisements '"o"i"cd after that hour
TELEPHONE
Telephone your want Ads 10 Tho Times
i nsgA'S en-, ia"agipa Mnen }"% mo i
bc taken at uihcc rates.
SUBsTATIONs Ion i-D. WANT ADS.
nees ass Tot tne co"'.nieiSe OF the public
VEST Or roUsii-E sTi;A,Gr.
West Ind li4tinacJ, 4S-1 VI. Cary 81.
., ca.edoa Dru. sore, fioyd ave. und itob.
Charis. . Turner. Druggist. West Broad
kerna r:iar...acy. ,g2S Hanover Ave.
r. 5yid R'If iu 500 ors ~ sc Gr2 %sst Ax ,n
h hp n,"r s'sTe. A!sn Ar and Grace 8,
ea,insf ?' bl"f SIT sofe. 500 s. siai1 i St,
a Eur st.G5 rp rn%Gnssy i2t PM 8,
V. Il. Ma} a Bro. BROOK Ave. and Clay
rarrant DRUG store. roushee and Broad
EAST or ForsrE.s STREET.
Go!em %. II Last Broad St
J.r-f'e nrHs Co. .l1 l.: i'r9.d ST
Wallis Drug store. Fi:,h and Safsn al
Y: + D D.EFna 100 s & 4 r cry! E, ST
itchardson Drus store. oeI y. Seventeenth
T. u. Childrey. 80 y. Eighteenth ST
-. Turner'S Pharmacy. Twenty nrst aud Main
Williams Pharmacy. Tmen,y-nrst and Mar
Springer Drug Co. 7wen,y-,hird and
IioTis Drug Store. T~en,y-nin,h und Q
wccn 6 scha.t Drug Co. Twen,yntth
WOODS rhaimacy. Twenty NTH and Lcirn
Church IN Pharmacy. 500 Z; broad ST.
nichardsoH Gay stree, Drug siors i s6l n
PARAMOUNT
f''''"0on' B atT;1sSf ifiGr s'F'"oOn' Ave
S s,.ey.s p pSr s e N9r n Aye
4: y: coshy d 90: 800 miro Ave.
K ToShseHd 0S Mton ana and S'o Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND
8, Branch once Tinie>pispa'th 40, Hull
woopl.A~D HEIGHTS
Woodland iieisUts Pharmacy. 3l7t Semmes
charles w os.S.,,:,:.. ~ Forest nnl Ave
II NJ hoher's's III, III re-, < ore 1904 Hun St
:. a Black; 2'ic !!i.a,nsbVrg Ay. w..
"ETErsruRG,
Times D,Spa.Ch p-np'h $40 Snrth Syca-
-,hn Js~tn
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WE want q good active man 10 act as man
aEcr Of our Parts Stock Department. Mist
understand relative working pa rts OF motor
trucks and h. able to keep accurate cost
system for garage. References must hear
close examination. Apply Monday morning
SMITH 6 HICKS. INC.
Distributors White Motor Trucks
y. H. 10 North Fiftc2nth street
Phones Madison ?7i-2-3.
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bi'' pay FOR men anu women. yremcndous
htmand Tor craftsmen. Pleasant work..
salary. $40 tc 500 /, month Sthdy spar.,
I'm" ut homo. W" VIII hclr you secure
position when qualified Men. women
write to-day. Special offer To men subject
10 draft Columbia school Of Drafting 30
M"l..ch,"n lildg.. Washington. u, c.
! VIII pay any honest man vi, TO $50 month
" Tor part of SOAR" time. No canyussinr
y" capital Write to-day. VOORHEES, Dcsi.
100. Omaha. N.h
HELP WANTED-FEMAL n
BATH MAIDS wanted. Apply Hotel Rich.
mond. "
l3,"'k IS EEi' Young lady for ass,.ts nj
b"dkk"cper. Good position for qualified
person. Give references experience and
..nliH expected. Address ~, iOl care
Tins DisDatch
CtiAMitERMAiDS wanted. colored. Apply
Io,cl Richmond.
wanted white. Appiy in
person. Hotel Richmond.
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WANTED

WANTED a thoroughly reliable young man
experienced in posting and general office
work Must he good renmaT. quick and
accurate state age, experience and sal
AIRY. References. y III, Times Dls-
patch
SPECIALITY MAE-s60 a week to Special
men Ia travel by automobile and introduce
70. candle power coal oil lantern for farm
ers. dairymen. huckstcrs. gardeners con
tractors. army camps. etc We furnish the
auto free. Write for particulars Thomas
Mig. Co. 2226 Round Street. Dayton. Ohio.
COLOREp man wanted 10 wear newest
latest 1915 style tailored to- measure su;t
and be general agent in spare time. AS
founding profits. Write quick knick-r-
booker Tailoring Co, Dept. 33i, Chicago
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OFFICE WORK Young lady
to assist in office Of shipping
clerk; one who can operate
typewriter preferred; per-
manent position. State sal
airy and experience. Address
P.-O. Box IS, Richmond. Va.
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Statesmen MD AGENTS. ss

tH'i''< MIN w t''f.N :. ''5
AGENES-Blg prott- Tor aScrts selling new
patented Shavciighi every house dying
service TAG u customer Gift niinr sof-
dicr> needs Tor shINtu-. reading. wiring
ia dark. Some territories open to ur:iya
tO"n and women Of good standing ShaYo-
-SGt:NrS-Gas hro in amy coal stove from
coat oil: beats coal agents nuuauSa. Wcii.
der lInrnrr. Drut. + Columbus. ohio.
NtiEN House hold necessity; saves SO
nrl M season. sells FOR s. on eight every
hGni". You make 81 clean. send FOR prop-
nSt,on Quick johnson screen Si5agcti
90. b.ut. I. Richmond Iud.
AGENTS autcd live yxirc Nncp aud
women To sell our calling. profees ions! sndS
business cards. wcdiinp aud tnnlrlerfJst
stationery Liberal commissions. Fofman
AGENTS. Write for frcr samples Ideal
Stcak T"nderer and Vegetable Choppers
Makes chuck steak tender ~ portaFt iiin-f.
II VIII knock the Kaiser oat- Tyler Nix
Co. Dept. .. aiuncic. Ind. w
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WnMli,sraph "p.ra'"r TO assist in Office.
essential 4 i Crafts Plan, ,'nntuanv
90 North Second street
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SAiaESWoMi:N. $50 wceliy aui $1,000 yearly
from rGordcrs. We Civ" merchant 81 chew.
INF gum vending machine free NiiI, r.,
w HroadMay. Nov York
SEIitvAMT--A servant wanted Tor general
- n@nssWork. Annly BIB Grove .Nvcnu.
$500 nouHcwork in small family Boule-
SETTLED LADY-Wnntcd, settled lat, -,
h'ipcr ~ modern farm home pIn;.an,
- sIrr"M VI. Mis- Madison, chuta. Va
SrNIWomcn to sew. We give wnrI, o,,d
send goods prepaid to YOUR ho,.sr: s,c n,t,t
work; reply envelope for prices w.. 49,
t.hh;Ir"tSThl onEany. Dept. 3. Walnut street
SItNoGRAPiI:R- Rapid. cncrgctic st.no.:-
experience on dictaphOnr prrtSr;, lilo M
nor essential eve references and suI,r,
cApcr'ed. Address Il SO care Tincs-DI
STENoGKAPHEHS- -Thousnnds az ro-iI,n,.
OPEN Tor male and female Stcnngra nh"r.
;,'ihr!. FOO monthly. Pleasant work shnr,
I I,v's; nr"paTr immediately. Modern Is
"a! system Home or school study Posi-
irons guaranteed oar graduates Starr "a
day National business SChonj az w,
rankin Street baltimore Ma 90
STENnGRAFHEE " antud. .Xp.ricrc..,,
acknowledgement Me" office. PHEASANT sur
-H." 80, ~ ~" car rim"s- Dispatch
STENoGiiA riiEK = Wanted yonu, I..ty
S's,hoSr"phrr who Is a good ,,enIiItn ,T',
VINO Gan ito posting oii books Not " rr.
wh" has some Knowledge ~ il n,ty
n az pcrs"n ~ inHsib"; otherwise give ref.
TT, n ana state salary required Ann.
lnst ENchnnEc officer. Fort Monroe ~
STENoGKArIiEH- Wanted. VOL .,,ur,,,,,,i
competent. experienced stonorrur,h.r -
confidential secretary SniarV :, n6n go
ccInG', affiliations rofercn@"s A.idr rNn'ri !,
..Z' car" Times Di.pntch 100 -
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LADY OF intclIiscrCs ara energy Ia assist
IN food conservation work. Whole or spare
TIM international Institute. rhiadei-
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EMPLOYMENT.
HEMP wANTED-N,I,t:,

HELP WANTED-NAi.E 20
AtENT-l.ifc Insurance men i'll every Viz
Hinia and Carolina town should write for
agency proposition from the largest com
pdnN special i%inS i'll accident and health
Insurance. Donhlc your income. johnson
x Adams. Southeastern Managers. Wash
inEton. l. &.
HA!:BlK-B barber wanted. Du ron, Hotel!
titN FONT: SIS. % over So. Room and
hoard at hotel. 81 week. Apply 40 Hast
M"in or hotel
bARBEEa.first class barber wanted: steady
job at 81" North Harrison Street.
BAKHfi:.-MHntrd one good barber Good
business. good salarN. Palace Barber
Stop New i,ern. y. g.
BLACKSMITH w amtcd good carriage
hiac Hsin,th. Good wages /" right main
Annly 3l3 North Fourth Street
BOOK * iEI.K Wanted. hUokkccpcrs aud
clerks with ambition [" secure special
training in accounting. the highest rai!
profession in the world Unique oppur-
tunity. John !! Tanner. President ~.
Cant Park Bldr.. Chicago
BOOK kEi.rER wanted. Real estate bsi-
moss. state experience" ana present posi-
ton hnpiica ion contdcntiai. y GlS care
Nincs- Dsrutch.
hhAKEMEH. hrcmen, sI.. $50. agc $50
.Xroricn"c unnecessary. I. GIS. care Times.
DiSnatch.
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GIRLS wanted to work EIGHT
hours, between IA and 16
years old, for a special, light
clean job. Beginners we'll
paid and can make consider
able money in short time.
Apply Allen & Ginter Branch,
7th and Cary Streets.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.



1tIi,;N;iN' 70 81 nos T r@!yor street
w. sii!&pNY3. Febrtn:HHHHy ). "Gs lis. Inter.
n-tf ia III eryi-~
nl@,i D' sir. !;far4e x45w u isl' ;n@ Ah .;
anderson t"srnytt ~ III. !.s.dcucc %! her
Hji.s i,nk%GE$ I: j.AE$ErT at The
a s,f &inc;ren,h &,red;, son;h RtSncod
sh' ,,gaN"i,, 70, mourn ~ l.sS on" GaMEh-
Robert, fmfn- .nd s'txnush Gnrns;i
.wsn,y,-M sT"ndemdr@m ana NJ s [nn
Funeral MONDAY $50, from Pine Stree,
" FaSrualy = ~, g5.' I.f'a ait y.,.
DAY. AF'rEENoO% ~ 1850 lioilywood
Chnm.l- l,,.rn.nt D. hollywood Cemetery
f'%T% Mns p'E s> FI2T"@> 5 g; si &C. L.
!oE%l Mif. ,- .; ,n"!io4i !ohn.."n. ,a- so,.,
s. isa@ s!ss:i ha::i5S
o'CoNNoR, Died; Fgbru"ry %. 1919, at
ia; liz 4! hi. ~: Ts!afnef H.; Fo .sS
nv d%;Gth'$, aql ,iirss s%g2s . , mourn
Mis. Thomas griffin. Mrs Marsar., Don
3 @ona MissFi cn kh'neT con 4G4 ha
"p.s; John ~ a,i Thomass !: 9'G ,,,I!s
Richmond Burial MI Calvary Cemetery.
rA Az :, il SH'aE n" 4le FSr" "
~ r., st sGn, &. nfaSk Ho"a nlciiAnp
scsond Gar "a, Of @i H ~, as - - W. ~
res Snfr@ M0HAy VIII A!rnHN NO the
RATCLTTTE- Died friday. February %,
i FAX. MRS A SE%iI H'G mHrcl i*EI.""
Funeral SUNDAY. February -. lrlS rom
WE i1I;"n q, ,% = '@T''" church h'Sh'a"d
HppGERS Dict Saturday afternoon ~ 20
so %"? Ior,h r" r%:sqSGI Of s,l ns
noLrH !i;,%Wopp o.iy son Of Mr. John
Mo%nA9 AFrEHNo"&S" Lsisn Street i nsp,
SnIPMAN- pied. r"hruarv @, 1878, $50 r
H. q, hi hons ON ne Wi,i"!3s%n;g H9"d
F"r.2a, G "o'iSa i la'Sr MD S'''NAN'
W ,sIG < g RI, II. ng: WYOh
@AHsriHGroN. "f IN hs t foSinSE gea n
afr h,,,.,, - 'in ne, Illness :,
friends will l." mo- a. Inc train. '''''
IN MEMoHIAM. :
hEHf FRrHM% r@r mfn Of wh ny a, f5s"a
this life tw" years ago. February IS.
T !rr nop" was "a nrsh nGr fa'n strong
and in Ills arms She sank to rcst
Like a lovely flower yon faded
You w"r" young 10 drnor aud die.
fil, III. savior calls iiis loved once
TO their bright homo there high
RiKEH In loyios r"ncmbranco Of nv
daughter. ELLIE FREEMAN BAKER
M" departed this life ,w" years ago.
February IS.
:ri"vc for ron whom al T.. still:
May God with you abide
My heart is 'ili.d with vain regret
rs on IN" mora yOu died
n%'hGr; ptl.iA EWi:II y,ho G De-" T'.'i
q ,. sh, c,,vs " "E" I '%,dy r , ,my
SONS. and host Of Erardchi;,lr.n and
We bring - is,c '''" nn,,.r ,"Hir loss:
And scatter them on your n,cun,,:
W." kn"n them fresh with our tears.
That fan un"n tho ground
~ her paushter and Observation-Disclosures
FRANSIEH In sad hut loving rcnemhrnncc
a. n, ny, ny w" AID our mother. DORA e.
rRA USER VII" ION nslcrn Ia Jesus three
-T"arS ar". February ~. 1913:
The flowcrs We rla." upon her grave
VIII withcr and decay.
' Sh, nc nd Srr for her who sleeps beneath
| Husband and children.
GiANNOrrI- sad anh loving rcm.m
T rpSF" ,A %y Gr4T son %i AM in THORN
ago to-day. .Ianuarv Il: '"' '''"'h
nearest Parker how We miss you.
narn 'se pn aGH% h a%ys We g" ,n h. Won
Tsn have gone 10 hriEhior" ' regions 49," IT,
And we hope TO meet In hoa"cn.
Jno. j. and. Virginia Hay Gianno.,I.
-jll,s East Grace
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uMi.r-MAI.n oK tmNl>i.n.

ioR PRESS FEEDER -Wautcd young lady
or 10y TO fed JOB press. Only oNr.ricnccd
\ragoa coffee Co. seventh and Ferry
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BUSHELMAN, with expert
encc on ladies' garments.
Must be capable Of first
class work. Apply Man
ager Of Alteration De
partment, Kaufman &
CO.
CARErAk ER-Wantcd. by r"liabic couple.
position as "arctak.r or country place or
tenant ON farm. ]. COL care Times Dis-
patch.
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OFFIIE WONI[- Nunt.d Young lady 70 stny
A"uly Oh lyric Bldg
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SERVICES. ..

TRACK BUILDING; -Want railroad tracks
To build oh commission or salary. We
do not Furnish material or money. W.
ar" c%pcTi"nrcd track forcn"n. have 4
arg" lor'" OF men we can piece on Job
ia few days. Address Whitinor,. Broth
Aila limn1hE Avcnu.. Ncwnurt NcMs Va
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PRINTING AND sTNTIoyEUy .,
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES.
REPAIRING AND nENovATING. ..

cAKrtT CLEANING
OLD carpets made over into new ruiz.
Phone Madison .ls". W " Noselcy !:
GU. q: North First street.
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WRITE Tho words for n song we write
music and guarantee publishers accepts
Hh't. submit poems war. love or any
subject. Chester Music CO., 1899 Wilson
ANcnu". Suite 57i Chicago.
S-"o Per day paid ON" lady in each town to
distribute IRE" circulars for concentrated
nnNnrinG in tubes Permanent position
= - Iiarr 90. Chicago
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WANTED. ladies To help on tirst-cIass coats
ABBY Monday morning, - North Seventh z
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- LIS WcAEN. $50 weekly and S5.0nO yearly
from recorders. We xiv. merchant Z; Ir,,a,,S
az, ~ Gum, gum Nvndins machinc free. Willard