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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-05-23
ly cured. Spray house and roosts

cured. Spray house and roosts
thoroly.
Diarrhea in Hens
Low grade wheat -four or middl-
ings is good for this trouble. A tea
spoonful of castor oil containing five
drops Of oil Of turpentine to each
fowl is also good.
Lice and Mites
Lice and mites reduce egg produc-
ton, hinder growth, and result in a
poorer quality Of flesh of all classes
of poultry.
Lice live continually on the birds
body and ar casually found on the
head, under the wings and around
the vent
Treatment: 1. Dust with insect
powder (sodium fluride or flowers of
sulfur) or apply blue ointment.
2. Provide good dust wallows
(road dust and wood ashes)
3. Grease baby chicks on top of
head (pure lard or sweet oil.)
4. Repeat busting to kill lice eggs
that hatch.
Mites
Mites infest the fowls only when
they are on the punches or while
brooding. Their attacks weaken the
fowls, making them more susceptible
to other serious poultry diseases.
Mites multiply very rapidly during
warm weather and the time to begin
their eradication is during the first
warm days of spring.
Treatment: l. Remove and burn
all litter in which the pests could
hide. IA
2. Spray or whitewash the house
thoroly.
3. Clean and paint perches, drop
ing boards and around roOsts, as
explained above.-Idaho Technical
Institute.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-05-23
Carry MESSAGE Back to Berlin.

Versailles.-Six members of the Ger
man peace mission left Versailles Sat
urday night for Berlin. They include
the labor leader Carl Legion, head of
the German trades union confedera-
ton Privy Councillor Eberbach, repre-
sentative of the ministry Of railroads
and Herr Schmidt of the foreign office,
who ranks as commissioner next In i'm
portance to the plenipotentiaries. They
undoubtedly have been charged with
carrying on direct discussions of the
situation with the German government.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-05-23
LEARNED THEIR LESSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson
have. Lived in a good many places and
recently purchased the T. J. John
son place of Joseph Warren.
The Thompsons tried to get a
home here year or, so ago; but the
demand for houses was so keen they
gave it up and went to St.. Anthony.
They like Blackfoot better than any
Of the other places they have tried,
and are promising themselves they
will not move again. They have
named their new home Dunmovin.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-05-23
IDAHO A MILLION OVER.
Residents of Gem State Show Loyalty
by over-subscribing Quota.

Boise. - Idaho has Oversubscribed
her Victory note allotment more than
a million dollars. Chairman Gwinn
expressed belief that every county in
the state had made its quota and the
state as a whole has subscribed ap-
proximately $12,OOO,OOO.
1t is estimated $4,000 subscribers
have participated in raising 1dahO's
quota of $11, 10000 and the $1OOO,OOO
surplus.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-05-23

Discomfort Grows In Trotzky's Army.
misunderstanding to Russian
newspapers received here discomfort in
the Bolshevik army is increasing. Five
regiments on the Ural front have mu'
tinted and drowned a number Of the
Bolsheviki commissaries.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-05-23
Week Set Aside for Boy Scouts.

Observation-Disclosures Wilson, in
a proclamation made public here Sun
day, recommended that the period be-
ginning June to Flag day, June IA,
be observed over the country as hoy
scout week" for the purpose of
Strengthening the work Of the boy
scouts Of America.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-05-23
Planning to Fight Prohibition.

New York.--Plans for the fight
against national prohibition to be open.
ed at the outset Of the special session
of congress, called by President Wilson
for May 10, are announced from anti
prohibition headquarters here.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-05-23
Put Gauge In Ears for seasiclness.

Camp Mills, N. Y.-Packing soldiers
ears with medicated cotton gauze, az
a means of preventing seasickness on
their return from France, has been
officially recommended to the surgeon
general OF the army. -
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-05-23
Noted SCULPTOR Dies.

New York.-Mrs. Sarah Greene
Wise, sculptress, member Of the Ma
tional Sculptor's society and a former
pupil of Rodin and Bordelle, died at
her studio here Sunday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-24
THE MILLS OF THE GODS

There never was more insolent
and .inexcusable State paper than
the .ultimatum which Austria-Hun-
gary delivered to Servia just FIVE
years ago yesterday, demanding her
submission to most arrogant de-
nands within a hours, with war
threatened as penalty of refusal.
The terms were made onerous and
impossible, with the deliberate pur-
pose of provoking hostilities, Ter
Servia could not concede them all
without sacrificing her sovereignty
rs an independent nation. AS it was,
she yielded on every point but one,
and on that ha.' answer was so con.
ciliatory that an understanding could
easily have been reached if Austria
had really desired one. Of course,
She: did not, and with the kaissr's
backing she Intentionally brought
on the great world war.
The Philadelphia Record in refer
ring to the above facts says ut is
interesting to compare the naughty
tIapsburg Government of that time
with the thid-ratc Power which
within the last few days has received
from the Paris conference the
terms on which she can have perma-
rcnt peace. They are severe. hut
they are just; for Austria Deliberate
II sinncd against the light. Her ter
rjtory is so circumscrilrcd that she
will hacv population Ct only =
400 900 or S,O0G,00O, as against some
100000 five years ago. Her army.
cnce one of the proudest in Europe.
| is to be reduced to trifle of 3O,OO0
men. Her navy disappears, and she
| must make all the reparation IN her
| mower to the countries she treated
with such harshness. All prestige is
gone. and the Austria: Of the Future:
| will be hut petty State without
I authority or influence. If the debo-
aa;r Count Bcrchtchd Gould have
| foresccn the consequences of that
ultimatum which he dispatched so
alphabetically to Scrvia Just five
years ago. he would have been apg
sailed: for in modern times, no sreh
fearful retribution has ever fallen
| upon a first cass Pcwcr. He. ,lcng
ago vanished from the scona.S The
consequences Of his Hunnish inSo-
lence will endure for untold centur-
les to come"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-24
THE OLD AND NEW NEGRO

In the last few months crimes of
violence have reached such proper
tians in Washington that one Of the
papers of that city recently declared
It to be the most lawless city in the
Union. They are mainly commit
ted by negroes, and the police force,
trained as it has been, has been un
able to cope with them and the aid
Of the military was sought
The New York Times in com
mcntin~ Upon present conditions,
says "the assumption must ncccs-
sarily be that in the now Washing
ton. which has replaced the old, the
hurly -burly. cramme1. damned town
that has succeeded the placid an,(
asy-@cing old city. the town where
hotels arc bursting and lodging
houses turning people away. there
has been an influx of negroes as vel!
rs of white people. 1t certainly
is not the old, law abiding negro
population. the friends of the white
man. that has been committing these
crimes against women, these day
light hollups, and all the other cut
RACES that have melted white men
to Il general war against negroes. l.
must be the nov negro populations
brought in by the war
chat tho white man, exaspcratca
BY the failure Of the police to cope
N.ith the situation should have I'M
dertakcn to end it by general ter
rcsizaticn cf negroes is to Be con
dcmned and dcplorcd. That the
negroes, most Of them undoubtedly
innocent. should have rctaliatcd up
OF the whites is not less deplocahie,
These negroes who are riding
around in motor cars shooting up
any group of white men, women,
aud children that they may see
chatting together Oh street cor
n1r. they are not Did Washington
;.sns. The fatal injuries reported IN
the newspapers this week were
NANNY inflicted BY negro women.
What kind y of: women? IS Not the
Kind that old Washingtonians knew.
"The thing seems to be a regretta-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-24
FLYING HEtRSES MAY COME

Thrc has been talk Of FLYING
hearses and a short time a"o a
lever London press agent managed
. wedge into the news the alleged
facts that theatrical troupe was
&c do the European kerosene" cir
ya:t via aerop!ane; but here's the
cry latest.
''Thc minister's one horse shay
~, given way to the tidy little are
a, runabcut. The Rev. A. W. W.
Little. vicar Of Blackpool, has dis
covered he cannot get around his
oari*n East enough by auto. so he
has chartered ar aerop!anc to take
him from Blackpcol to LwcGpooli IL:
order to be on time for one CT his
3rcaching engagements. The first
sky pilot in history de-
c!ared after the trip that he was
Welded to the idea of sp$eaing
his ecclesiastical labersssh aere7kaas
AMI was going IN for this sort OF
thing regularly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-24
THE HOUSING PROBLEM
TWO

Alexandria, like every city OIL the
Atlantic seaboard, is confronted by
the housing problem. Two years ago
there were many vacant houses IN
this city, but at present every strlc-
ture is in a condition to be occupied
bv human beings has been taken,
while now houses have been erect
cd, especially in East Rosemont and
other sections recently annexed to
Alexandria. Members of persons
employed in this city reside at New
Alexandria, where houses are also
scarce, so much so that some people
in that suburb are spending the
summer in tents. The winter IS
coming, and those who are eking
out an existence after the fashion OF
the Bcdouins will be forced to pro-
cure other quarters eventually. But
"Whcrc to go?' is the anxious
query.
Alexandria has during many years
invited enterprises to locate here.
Our invitations have been accepted,
and now that the city teens with
Thousands CT strangers with the as
surancc that within a few months,
when the torpedo factory shall have
hccun operations, nine hundred artl-
sans will be empolycd at once
housing accommodations will be de-
manded, and if we desire to keep
The new corners in our midst we
mast furnish accommodations.
Alexandria abounds in vacant lots.
They can be seen in every section
Of the city proper. that is Alexan-
dria before annexation. but now
that large areas of Alexandria and
Fairfax counties have been incorpo-
rated, many acres CT ground into
which spades have never entered
are inviting use.
We want houses at cncc. The
demand will be more urgent by this
time next year. But few new build
inrs arc in course of construction IN
The city at present.
All in positions to do so should
take heed to these suggestions. We
10 NOT suppose any person will at
tempt to build a row of dwellings,
but should each individual resolve
20 build one house, at least, the ag-
cregatc would go far toward enab-
ling Alexandria to this important
chapter in its history.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-24

bic by4prodpet of the war, The
fault is not with the poles ofl Wash
ington, brave as the btavest,s honest
men who do their duty. It lies in
the fact that all their training has
been that of .constsbles doing duty
in peaceful town. For that reas-
or they failed just as Numerically to
protect the women suffrage ,parad-
ers from rioters a few years ago;
and so they always, will fail to cope
with q dangerous situation unless
their training Is based on metro
politan models"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-24
STRIKE MAY END SOON
lie up Of Norfolk Telephone Service
Expected to Conclude Within
Few DAYS

Norfolk, Va. July 24.-Telephone
service here continues seriously
crippled because of the strike OF 800
GENERATORS and other employees OF
the local exchange. international
Organizer Rose c. Hickey arrived
here Yesterday in conference with
Assistant Postmaster General
Rooms
Miss Hickey announces that she
had received. assurances that War-
ranted the statement that the strike
would ned, within q, few dt:Es.; s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-24
FORD'S ORDEAL

Acknowledgements made unon the
stand by HenryFord during the trial
Of the suit he is urging against the
Chicago Tribune have caused con-
siderable mcrriment to newspaper
readers. Much, however, ccU!d be
Did in defense of Mr.. Ford. a con-
temporary Ill this connection says:
';Suppose Mr.. Ford, turned qucs-
,;orcr, were to ask his int2r!ocutor
about ohns and ampers, ignition
sparks ar,l injcctcrs, vacuums and
lubricants, tensile and Shcaring
strains, the design differences o.
combustion engines for road work.
farm tractors and lumber hauling
Il the lawyer runs his own auto
mobile he might manage for
@Y.hile, but he would soon begin to
founder in the depths Of an limo
cent ignorance The fact is. of
course, that Mr.. Ford has vast
fund of useful knowledge. first
hand, accurate and on tap. All. mon
are ignorant somewhere; even the
learned DR.. Johnson nlisdciincd 4
horse's 'pastcrn in his dictionary
and gave ignorance. madam; pure
ignorance as the sufficient excuse.
Iost of MIR. Ford's critics could cas-
lily be tangled up themselves in an
examination directed by skilled
counsel along lines remote from
their daily experience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-24
Nine Trains Prepared: fer Flight By
Bnishevists' in Famine
/ Stricken CITY

II Washington, July 24.-Nine trains
are being plscsEds ! ii! iriaa.siiits5 By the.
Rolshstist authorities il: PetrogaRa,;
with the Expectation, ii making a
quick departure 4rqnt the; city, the.
State: Department.: yves; Informed
was informed Yesterday in Swedish.
press advices. The food situation
in PetTcgrad continues to grow
more serious, and some of the pop
utation have been going practically
without food for number Of days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-24
EX-KAIsER CHOPS TREES
Former EmpcrGS Resumes work Ana
Orders Several Pairs Of Trou-
sers From Tailor

Amcronrcn, July 24.-Th2 eX-
kaiser has recovered from his attack
Of cold and has resumed his tree
chapping. His attitude toward the
cuestion sens to be indicated b. the
fact that he has ordered several.
new pairs of trousers from lccal-
tailor, which ne expects to wear.
The ey-Kaiscrin also has recovered.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-15

81 tn maquina de sumar no anda bien
Ojeda. Avt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-15
COLLABORATION

A los sefiores que nos nonran envian-
donos espontaneamente trabajos de CO.
laboraci6n les recomendamos que guar
den copia, pues no respondemos de sd
devoluci6n en- case dc no utilizarlos,
nj sostenemos correspondence sohre
ellos.
El hecho do que este diario publique
un trabajo frmado, no stgnthca nece-
sacramento que 20 soidarice con 81.
Adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-15

ci6n de que carecen los ciudada-
nos independientes que aspiran
la designation y de aqui resulta
para ellos una situacion desventa-
josa.
Pero va serla algo-comO acaso
10 sera Ell este pa1s-la desapari-
cion del monopolio de designar
disfrutado por los partidos, 81 los
ciudadanos quisiesen utilizar la IL
bertad de acci6n que tendrian. To-
do individuo que aspirase a la de-
signaci6n podria solicitarla de los
electores por medic de la prensa y
de reuniones p1blicas; y 81 reco-
gieSe ell n1mero de vOtOs necesario
por la ley para ser designado,
81 la ley no 1ijase n1mero, habria
que incluir su nombre Ell la can
didatura, agradase 0 no agradase
a los caciqueS
El poder de estos y sus machi-
mes consiste, a1n con elecciOnes
perfectamente limpias, ell que ha-
cen los candidates. Luego, los al
caldes. los concejales. los jueces,
los representatives, son hechOs por
los electOres de cada partido, que
vOtan por discipline los candida
tos hechos por los machines; con
frecuencia les disgustan esos can
didatos pero los votan para que su
partido no pierda las elecciones.
Ejemplo de este Sc We Ell Nueva
York, donde millares de dem0cra-
taS decentes dan suS vot0S los
candidates de la tarifa de Tam
many Hall (: saben que no son dig
nos de representa- al pueblo, pero
los prefieren al triunfo del partido
republican,.
Pero p0ngase al aspirante a la
candidatura Ell communication di-
recta con ell cuerpo electoral; y 81
no sc destruye ese poder de los ca
ciques, por 10 menos Sc lie quebran-
tara baStante. ST hombres de ta-
lento Y de honor y de notoriedad
solicitan la designation y hacen
campana vigorosa para conseguir-
la, tendran grandes probabilida-
des de lograrla, contra la volun-
tad de las machines; y ell personal
de los partidos mejorara en- medi-
da considerable. Sc dara la Ley de
Gresham invertida: "la moneda
buena echara del mercado a la
mala.
En- Cuba no bastard con la re-
forma electoral-suponiendo que
resulte acertada para meiorar
las condolences de la politica. Ali,
como aqui, hay demasiados cargos
electives; alcaldes, concejales, le-
gisladores, gobernadores, conse-
jeros provinciales. Esto ahf. Aquf,
ademas, jueces y hasta alguaciles,
que tOdos casi todos, son elegi-
dos por sufragio universal; con 10
que Sc fomenta la industria de ma
nipular elecciones Y los servicios
p1blicos dejan muchO que desear
Habr1a que elegir menos Y nom
brar mas; y para ciertos cargos
elegir de otra manera Y hacer que
otros fuesen inamovibles.
Luego hay ell sistema represen-
tativO, que atrae much1simo me-
nos que ell parlamento a los hom-
bres de leg1tima ambici6n, porque
les cierra las puertas del gobierno
y de los altos empleos. A 10 mas
que pueden aspirar los talentos
que van a la Camara de Represen-
tantes es a pasar al Senado; y los
que son senadores tienen que con-
tentarse con seguir siendolo. Por
10 general, de ninguna de las dos
Camaras salen los Presidentes V
Vice-Presidentes de la Rep1blica,
los ministries y los embajadores.
Antonio Escobar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-15
"ALIM NY"
PENSION DE DIVORCIO"

Marjorie: Este acuerdo, arreglado sin
mi consentimiento es un acto de cobar-
dfa. aC6mo ustedes pretenden que yo
venda mi hijo por una pension de
divorciog -7No.-Les, digo que no 10
hare. Alimony es la mejor production
presentada. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-15
BAYAMoN DE PLACEMEs

En- Ell Immediate pueblo de Baya-
mon Sc abri6 aver al p1blico un pues-
to para venta de peri6dicos instalAn-
dose en- uno de los kioskos de la pla-
"a. Els un sitio ideal todas horas
Sc encontrara alli EEL MUNDO."
Tambien Sc venden cigarrillos, Ia
bacos, dulces y refrescos. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-15
Fancy Patent
Oso Blanco
Seal

en- sacos de 200 ubras $12.15 saco, to-
mados en- los dep6sitos que tenemos On
San Juan. Las ventas SO efectuaran
al contado y Sc espera que en- vista del
precio tan bajo, Sc apresuren los intere.
sados pasar sus 6rdenes. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-15

Cuando te la dane otro-Ojeda. San
Jose No. 4. Avt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Business Chances


HAVE good proposition 10 offer health
seeker or any one who wants 10 live in
the valley with all the city convenience
can make $500 annually. or e0cl net and
your own home to live in. II you are not
interested. have no money TO invest or
work 70 trade. don't answer this add. This
4l4 VIII appear today only Address L. 49,
care Herald.
THE NENT GREAT INDUSTRY
II Eou can qualify ECu may acquire "a
incense 20 manufacture. or assemble and
SCH under my exclusive patents an inn
cleaner, fully automatic and self-reEulat-
Ing Parts can be purchased DO any guam
ufy and can be readily put together any
81 here witn little labor aud no machiu-
cry Quick turnover. tremendous profits
Every home. farm avid store prospect
This is the coming business and now is the
time 90 get into &C. SO ice .hls year Ter
ritory is being closed bv wire. Dent wait
act now FRED W. WOLF. 2-I n Wells
S.. chicaEo. ~
We manufacture a czrburetor for Ford
cars which IS guaranteed TO give double
the mileage over any other carburetor
ever constructed regardless OF name. make
OF price
We are now ready %. furnish carburetors
also for Dodge and Maxwell cars. WIZ
furnish them for other cars in snort
time Money refunded II Is day free trial
does not prove IT, Entirely new principle
simple plain tute-not a moving part
Guaranteed TO start In zero weather with
out heating OF priuinE- Tremendous de-
mand- 5000 now I'm use in Chicago ter
ritory.
Reliable. energetic man who can guar
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exclusive territory and VIII easily net
$4,000 this year. 40 special experience
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FEank 4. Crxan. 500 W. Jackson Blvd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Help Wanted Male


WANT . truck drivers. furniture packer.
Ford car repaircr. Odom's Transfer and
storage Co Phone gaze
WANTED-Man % travel and handle
front Have war pictures win take Lib
erty bonds or stamps for half Address
E715. care Herald.
WANTED-Flrst class repair man: steady
work for right man Apply at Allen
Arms q Cycle Co. 400 n oregon st. Phi.
go.
FIREMEN, hrazemen. bareacemeu. $40
$500. CoiOred uorters. by railroads every
where. Experience unnecessary. 73s Ry.
Bureau. East ST. Louis. Ills.
WANTED - Advertising salesman. one
with experience preferred; permanent po-
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ter address E1so. care Herald
NANTED-rwc BARRIERS. see guarantee. IS
percent over $50 Best =hoD rn citv.
Steady jo.. Wire o. RosenbarEer. sun
set Barber shop. Bisbee. Ariz
>9IELTER TOREAIAN-Silver-Iaad blast
furnaces. flfs and transportation. Mex
ieo- Apply Business Mems Clearing
House Denver. Colo
PRINTER WANTED-Au round printer
newspaper man. f-5 week and room Come
at once 80 transports ton advanced.
Married man preferred. Enterprise. Bowie.
Arizona
WANTED-TounE man Tor wholesale dry
goods house, only one willing 20 work and
start at bottom need apply. Call 219 s.
Oregon
MEN-Ase IL 20 s.. Experiences uncec-
essary- Travels make secret iuvcstica-
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can Foreign Detective Agency, SIS ST.
1----s-
WANTED-Brisht young man for office
work Must be steuoErapher and un-|
derstand Bookkeeping Fine chance for
advancement N1tioral Cash Register
Co. ~ Myrtle Ave
MAN 20 operate new games On local
amusement resorts small Investments S55
TO $50 weekly Stamp FOR particulars
Federal Novelty Co, 11fiz Concord Ave,
Wilmington, Delaware
WANTED-CapabIa and ezperiencsd book
keeper and accountant. Address IN own
handwriting. giving experience and salary
wanted at start Address r. 131, care
Herald.
MAN 20 work this city refnishine chan
method so daily without capital or ex-
perence- Write Gunmetal Co. 1ss Elm.
Decatur. III
TAILORS-TAILORs
Expert coat makers also ladies' cutter and
filter, must be first class Apply L c.
Miller, Del Norts Hotel, Ss-urday evening ]
or sunday
GOVERNMENT departmental Clerk
Exam May II. Railway mail. postof- /
flee. and other e'Ezar1s'' coming. Lett
our expert CORNER government ezaminerl, Z
prepare YOU Write Today for free book I
let C-S5- Patterson Civil Service School. Z
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

YOUNG MAN. so years old. now living iu
an eastern state but desires to live lu El
Paso. u.s. anxious 90 secure a position where
experience and education count Twelve
years experience iu am office Graduate
in law- Several years in real estate ou7i-
ness Use typewriter we'll Some knowi-
edge OF bookkeeping. Not afraid Of work
state kind OF position offered and salary
paid in first letter Address TAGS, care
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