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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-23
ANNIVERSARY OF
FINDING OF THE !
PHILIPPINES TO
BE CELEBRATED

Manila, p. l., Oct. 15.-The 4o0th
anniversary of the discovery OF the
Philippine Islands by Ferdinand Ma
gellan will be celebrated in Manila
during the first week in February.
1921. Magellan is supposed to have
landed on the island of Cebu 0
March is. 1921, but in order to avoid
holding the celebration in lent the
late was moved back a month. The
eel LIBERATION will be a combination OF
the Magellan exposition and the regu-
lar annual carnival which has been
held in February for many years.
Magellan, termed by historians as
"the greatest explorer of all time"
concluded a treaty with the tribesmen
on the island of Cebu. Priests who had
made the voyage from Seville, Spain.
with the explorer, baptized many of
tween the dato of Cebu, or the Chris
tian King" and the natives Of Mac
tan. Magellan landed a force of fifty
men in order to assist the dato and
in the fight which ensued was killed.
Among the relics of Magellan's voy-
age. is an image Of the infant Christ,
known as the Santo Nino or Holy
Child of Cebu. This was presented by
Magellan to the wife of a native chief,
and was recovered by later Spanish
conquerors. The image is still pre-
served. in the church Of the Augustin-
ians at Cebu, and permission has been
asked of the church authorities to
bring the sacred relic to Manila for
exhibition at the Magellan carnival.
The site Of the carnival is Wallace
Field, where DR.. Jose Rial, Filipino
patriot, was executed in 1896, for the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-23
GleeaClub Party /
I Event (f Wednesday Night

Each year the informal dancing
party whichsthe Mems Glee club of the
Unive rs.ty Of North Dakota arranges
proves to be one Of the most success
full varsity social events of the. sea-
on. and It is expected that the affair
this year will not be an exception. The
sGlee club dance Is to be held In the
university, armory on "Wednesday eve
ming, November "a, and lis creating
no small amount Of interest.
The party is to be an inforrnal-pro-
gram affair. and hours will be from
1880 to Il o'clock. atnumber Of inter-
esting features to be included on. the
dance program, and good music will be
furnished. Dean Leick, manager of
the Mems Glee club, is chairman Of
the committee ;in charge OF arrange
ments for the party, and other mem
beers Of the board who are assisting
are Jahlmer Hofto. president, and
Anton Cadlec, treasurert
On Saturday evening the young men
of Bulge hall are giving a dancing
party for the young women making
their home in Davis hall. The affair
Is to be given in the swomen's gymna-
SUM, and will open at 8 O'Clock. The
dance program is to- be preceded by
q short unique social mixer and dane
ing will begin at $3.50 o'clock.
On. the committee arranging for this
affair are Messrs. Theodore Rudiselle,
Jake Evanson, Vernon johnson and
Eugene Hough. ~, ,4yq. .
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INTEREST TO WOMEN
Women Hold
Enthusiastic Meeting

ri EE ~ - ~ 49,
With the new president, Miss Me-
dora Knox. occupying the chair, the
Grand Forks Business and Profession;
alsWonen.s club held one Of the most
Interesting and important meetings in
Its history on Monday evening in the
Comm club rooms. A large num-
Der Of teachers. clerks and other bus-
mess mi professional women attend.
ed and all pronounced their intentions'
of putting forth an ardent effort to
make the local club one of the most
active in the state.
n fore part of the meeting vas
devoted to a general discussion on the
work of the club for the coming year.
a campaign for new members, 4 which,
1t rs hoped will be started almost I'M
medlatsly, was n Of the important
projects taken up and enthusiastic
discuss ons on q permanent home for
the club were held.
1t is expected that a committee, to
take charge Of plans for the member
ship campaign, will be appointed by
the president shortly and more defin-
lite plans will be drawn up at the sup
Ter which has beer arranged for the
next regular meeting. #
Other officers who with Miss Knox
were elected to head the club for the
coming year, and who were formerly
installed last evening, were: fts
Vice President-Miss Margaret. Van
Dusen.
Treasurer-Mrs. Laura Young.
Secretary,-Miss Clara Strubble.
AuditOr-Mrs.< w T.. Black.
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&Stoues~
bye arlys|e H. Holcomb
LITTIE sAAMdYs OWN STORY.

little Sammy Squirrel was a dandy
little fellow. He kept himself SO
clean that his fur coat g%listened in
the sunlight. He was proud of his
many other Forest Dwellers envied
him, for there was no such tail as
his IN all the Forest, g
But l can tell you when young
Sammy came to the King Of the
Forest this time his tail was drag
ging behind him. He had been go
frightened that he could not ever
Back Snake had cast a spell over
him and he was helpless. Don't
you know what that means? Well,
.yolng Sammy is going to tell the
King about it.
Oh, King of the Forest, began
Sammy as he climbed upon the
Kings knee. You saved my life
fe low vas creeping toward me every
moment, and if you had not com,
just then I would have been killed.
Oh King, I will follow you forever"
Then Sammy began to brighten up
a BIZ, and again his tail stood straight
Why did you let this fellow cast
rs he stroked sammy's back and
tried to make him feel safe again.
ooh K.ng, no one knows why-I
can lever tell. I only know what
happened. It was just like this"
sammy sat up on his hind feet. II
vas going about myNwork finding
food to. store up for the winter. I
rad been gathering beechnuts and
w~as%sitting on the log listening to
ht2I astE song of Mrs. Robin. When
4 turned around. who stood by look
lag into my eyes but Mr. Black
Snake and when I looked into his
steyes T. could not look away again.
1T just seemed that I was held fast
and could see nothing but the eyes
of this terrible fellow. tried. oh
King, to look away, and I tried to
move but I was held fast by the look
of that Snake!"
why didn't you call for. help p
asked Tinker, Bob. Surely some Of
the Forest Dwellers would have come
to your rescue, II you had cried out"
SS@sCallllE4for help?" repeated young
~ r4ISEINpgTs.l- NfMFTHa E-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-23

Miss Wallie Dirlam of Bismarck
visited in Crookston over Sunday as
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Dir-
LAM and Mr.. and Mrs. Bergerson and
has returned to the city to resume
her studies at the university.
Miss Grace L. zirklebach Of St.
Paul is expected to arrive in the city
on Wednesday evening to be the
Thanksgiving guest of her brother
and sister-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. j. U.
Zirklebach, 716 North Fifth street.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-23

On Thursday evening, Thanksgiving
night, the Elks have made arrange
ments for an informal dancing party
to be given in their club rooms.
hours from 9 to IL o'clock. Emard's
orchestra will play the dance pro-
gram. Invitations have been issued
for the affair, and the committee in
charge has requested that invitations
should be presented at the door by
all n%on-members of the lodge.
A regular meeting Of Maple Leaf
Rebekah lodge will be held in the Odd
Fellows hall this evening at 8
o'clock, and all members Of the or
ganization are urged to attend.
X ! *
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence r. Feetham
elizabeth Cooper announce the ar
rival Of a baby son at their home in
Hazard, Kentucky, on Monday, No
vember, %. Mr.. Feetham is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Feetham
5O4 South Fifth street.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-23
HIS aOFFlCE MAN.
is A WOMAN

Atty. C. B. Cravens, Darlington,
N. D, knows now that a woman,
properly trained, can do a mans
work. He phoned Dakota Bus
mess. College, Fargo, N. D., for
"a capable office man." Miss
hardwood was sent.
Dakota-trained youngwomen get
good places with splendid chances
for advancement everywhere. Uni
versity Of Washington employsM Miss
u. Burnett as secretary. Miss E.
Nelson is. office woman for the
Monarch Store Of Tower City.
Follpwthe SucceSSful."N w
II. Watkins, Pres, 806 Front
St Fargo. N. D., for terms.
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Chicago Woman 70 Talk
AT "Y' Yespers Sunday

Miss Gwendolyn Rich, private secre-
tary to Mrs. Catherine Booth Clibborn.
the world famed evangelist, "a who. Is
spending a. fortnight IN Grand Forks
is to speak at the vesper service in
the Y. W. G. Al next Sunday after
noon.
Miss Rich, whose home is in Chi
secretary for the last year and a half.
Her travels and companionship with
the DISTINGUISHED evangelist have
helped t0Smake her an interesting
speaker sS
George F. Rich, district manager OF
she Mutual Life Insuranc company
OF this city. is an uncle Of Miss Rich
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-23
Westminister Guild To
Haze Meeting Tonight

Miss Hazel Dinnie, president Of the
Westminster guild, has announced an
important meeting of the Guild to be
held in the club rooms Of the Presby-
terrain church this evening at 1880
is urged to attend. =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-23

~ $3.50 |H.- "Ht. HI4 ...z-, .ft .H.F' #HH .t#It
Sammy. "Oh King, I could not make
q sound of any kind. I could not
move! All that I could do was to
look at that fellow. and stand still.
He never eve showed his tongue.
but every second he anne a lite
closer to me and the minutes seemed
like hours. The longer he waited the
more anxious I was for him to come
closer. Then the moment came when
! was glad to think that he was go=
ing to a me up. for hat is a part
of the spell he cast owe me with his
eyes: And. oh King. when you ar
rived he was about ready to finish
his werk and pounce upon me! Their
you cried out with a loud voice and
1t broke the SPELL
Tinker Bob, King of the Forest.
wants to tell all Of the little folks
that when they are in the Forest and
see a terrible Snake casting such a
spell over any creature of the Forest
they should cry out with q loud voice
and the spell will be broken"
Tomorrow-Mr. Snake Meets MI.
N+ AAFA -a 49, RS
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PENSION PROPOSED.

Buenos Aires, Oct. 25.-(Mail.)1
Employees Of private companies per-
forming public utility service, such as
street ar, telephone. telegraph, gas
and electric supply concerns, would
receive government pensions under a
just sanctioned by the Ar
gentine senate. The measure is1based
on q similar project passed by the
chamber Of deputies, but as 1t is Diff
ferent, it will require the sanction OF
the lower houes before it becomes a
law.
--
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
sAImMRx WANTED

WANTED RErREsESfArIvE
In sach county IN Oklahoma 10 sell nvs
y made 10 neaaurs suiss. Norfolh euii
-, u s'n y f"''6scn1 0NfAA~ms cl,,
NANTritv sfie.Uar vFh rsr 10 i~.vs.
Nrw 7 fn,es r'pe'trriiy IA earn " eeu
s'"'t ~ W h,r Ltnst sJv hs"rL
i"HinrfEn wr1fst IN every iews u,
tr'iss tori ilnYy: sutrvr.t>ls (vse u Wvsh.
~ steeosees o.. Dvpt. - bsileA To.
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BUILDING wANTBp

Want 10 lease story ks,idiue seaiss;
. good brick buiidiae vitA csnsat ftses
and dfains aad gas and slsctfts osaaec-
tions. Want IN re fos fsctesy paspeee aNl
viii want 10 have for ~ ~ Apstl ~.
Want five % ten.ysas issss Isl. Oeis.
WANTED 10 lease. web lsssls4D6 6sos.
seom apartment ~ bea1aeO - 80
wife. nse. b hisA. &C.,; aaz bon6 -
eity = rstsfNaess. eAeee l.: lySo, -.
WAKfEb- I've cssSsella0 Wen0 r.
essnse e. pAS nssessssS - go
WAkf6b-1 e 1-sSS0 SsllUl7kez 1oGas
meet ~ eeople; - e4loptA ooo1o ~
esilss Asl piles. S.eA Qe4a4e4e4 . !.
wANfttS-e 1S Io-saeW O11S1o11SN -
deNcs N sssl Ioroslea. UN)Alo0 llooaooo
:....as ~ IN; vAiis - y -
W wANT6D- 70 rsSt nsss6 I'VE = q
r~,m h"sss ~ Nat. pSsth u vUusto
s,sss', Phone ", ssss.R. - y. lslh
wANTnD 70 ~ ~ tgsfsk !, 80 q
sW vsssnA 1ws y oo0Gv. eAaoD
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sA';rMEs w,srIp

VAST 10 ffAliy i've Nif. ssiesniSn With
rAfs 10 jfSs rural foutss IN oklahoma
Nhrts 10 are not nbs represented. for
rHs ~ thr strongest organizations N The
Ntst II fpu are producer srn ssni
tiruiS tmpiu, msnt the ysAr round On .
~ liautll, tsfe Federal Hotel ii~
tom. nbls
WASTED itTaiy i've sife salesman
VITA 'sfa tD drive tufai tuutss In Okla
nuIun, Nhrfs W. afr not huw represent
90, ih' 10 'hs strongest puhlishlns house
NO the vat ami n Sou are . producer
ami want steady employ p,ent tho year
iuuni on a stdc'ly salary proposition.
tf.t or wflte Circulation Manager OkiA,
hnina IAfin7t, oklahoma teciion tls Cop-
pee Fstm Press. q. Robinson. okiN
hyiuA Ciiy
Statesmen and dealers ss,tins fich sell.
ins IDEAL kLRoStNE OAr HukNEiiA
fnT heating snd cooking exclusive tern.
tofi vAnt@d sisi. aud county agents u
organise hsb.cia,s sales fof,.s n you
are capable ~ sArnins 1870 60 o. eos per
month. call ur write, lDtNL BuhSER
Mrti co, i;h W, Rene O~shoms city
sALEsMAN Position open Tor educated
man " sood business Sbilty to sell
The New international EnGyelopciis to
schools, colleges and ssi.ei.i customer
new edition =, volumrs. Including eaT
articles, well adNsftised. many inquiries
rermsnent rlses n tAtisfs sr'ofy, pid o.,
hbllshrd frm Address Dodd. Mead A
20 shuhrft hlis kans.s CITY No.
WE HAVE an stttartIVs proposition tn
offer experienced su'ouohil~ snlssmsa
Tor both In and around Oklahors ci,y
We can mAh- dsliyefit, ~ q u. Motor
CO. eos " Main A.
~ ~ Itb Naitsman Who H. thoroughly
experienced In electrical parts aud spa
. ratu. for automobiles A wonderful oyer
/ 'tniiN for the rEht man. Territory un
I limited sharp Auto supply Co. Okla.
. lumA Ci'v
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OKLAHOMA CITY TINES ttvcnlnp and
DAiLY UKLAHONAN Imorningl. -
pspsts = week delivered by carrier N
Ohlshoma city hBd vicinity pei
week, sbt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

" MAtTtp uAu,.rtsi r.iorcd u0mar
'- attu i..Gss taEt 5.is lunch
.i.h n.r s.nrrhl .,.sr.ul. good A,..
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WANT AID RATaa
nl.AllOMAN.TlME8

p kptEcfivg OCT. Is. 1919
~ vsst 6sy classified adserisiss runs
y 18th papers ~ one price SUNDAY ohls
4o1nos one issus same rate - TIE -"
frT Per Per Per
word. iihi wees
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SITUATIONS wANrrp-M.Lr


HNHtNisrupENtIuR. Al. fssL Co..
vote. married wants permanent p,.4 u
I4 1h.Ninjs' nr-opsretot so ~trkk t.t
H' nu.s N.rS Operator I,.I
1h'ahomN Gus, pkiS
80 tituN wishes q, Keep trt of hca4s
ot pArr timr. Competent 90 maAr
W 'n'r ni s'at,r.euts taiI " $500.
SITUATION WANTED =. ,aIe. manager
tv ON rtprtlunc~i salesman AMI sales
manager "hs ha. sold dealers directed
specially ard geu.rai saivsr,cn H,y-
s'lt i1fgr msrrhAnti,r iphhers cfsaulred
and Af', 90 sales forces aHh planned pub.
i.ly nsmr"en J Jal ,rrs ukishpmar
A HljH GRADE paint w.n vsper and
glnss aiesnnn puru FOR position Wei
ssIuaiu'st Oklahoma kansHA capable of
-nlaF management or special ssics a..
rsIahumau
AVAILABLE March "a Is mhrrisd man.
TO NtArs ~ saN Trh univst.uy edurs
hHn. executive ability AMI ofncr r,pefl.
"'.r llrfnreno~s ~ to ability in'egtitt
.... vii y, furnished IN ~ rui - tt..
s." roH' Ions considered -Errpi with g..
iabir concerns u good standing y p.
1antowsn
I1ukktII.E Nith general isdErr sui
sun. RrluHutiug experience. desires pa
".ilvu a. Junior accountant with an audi
cor ~ v'bl.u accountant Q:l. oklaho.
mao
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HAHNLhA MAktN WANTED Wul pay
Up Nnsts f4f ffN. rlBu all round
naIutaf WAket. steady iuh fur the tlght
man. Nfo at once y y Terry, Man
sum nHhA
yurNG MAS tr general o'n,e wora
Ir'rW 700 sfu 5000 rsnmHr. ait Of
flvWrH ari thH furnish best ~ rfferr
snpes dI not arp, International Har.
tctief 81" ot AmtutH yi!.ss0 - hiNl.
NANTtp t,psfisn,ei lumt,fnan. sa.
i1Nn Saii AppB \ 81 DO ohoit 2 Wet
Rem
WANTED ~ smlnH cleaner sni
m,a '',. .,,.ay raiS sS' ~ pay cl W.. '1. Sl f,r
ifo q lpHor duncan. ukh
W,Nflp M oo.s, registered rh,rm,
r't 500 r,f month mu-t he 'urer
'te.dy man. - y. osAhomah
VICTORY iAUNunN GO pflmritht
OkiA, needs tho services ~ ntst ,lbss
sorkiuT foreman, ou" shu tap set tr-
suits good salary. Nnta ~ giving quail
lff,iiHus
WANTED -- combination coleman and
huHhrIuIIn Wu' tr I've site and neat
srprafturr ru1i SALARY fHr rFht party.
AnpN hrn Tailoring '"s ari srl lN"ad-
M''t NHHNNF''
WNSrrb- pruK ,lsfs % s. copr.des
lsIrs "Fa
ENrEHENcrp ,'.norrpphsf. E"ni op.
pufiuuuF flf Enhancement State Rrr
sni s.lrD rtVartsi Wuulf consider
gpHi, Intelligent beginner . 70, pklAEo-
man
WANTED Al su,o repair man. must >"
able 40 r"rsIr of inta~- ~ cars ~
pr v~rf. f''si' wuS Terry N Jack.
son Hhamfo,h. OKLA, rhnHs 90 = q.
iinr 'll
WANTED Truck driver ,srer'.ucr IN
fpghi hauling rr.srary Apply nhlt
tuhu'afIrv rr 1900 West Msln
EApimln when in need ~ sN,,cu'
rerI,, h''I r'n " 5is' oklahoma
Reference A.sn'ilfou. Ru'srti ulis,
l2o4 NHrh iDnnrun
coon msIr stourrItuhrr ssl.ty ti.a.
ora beginner strn"gfaphrr. "p~u
iuung n1u fHr neral clerical r"7l
ton must ts good at Hsuts' Good
thnnfs. IaH.sIth
Nounr man for ,tort oierh rrrf,rstiy
one With rt'urinE ,lofs eNIstierus opsn
Grod male hnnkkespsr fur rI' ~ .'uNn
ro.rlqo rrsfs, one WITH mercantile
rsusn,~. orHn
T Ok'.homs Reference Association hrc, \
Russell t.is i7o', y Kohln'on " ..'
/ WANTED Thrsr younr rsn agr g. iu
/ 30 Tor ol1ucal worn Must have four
/ sdu,stIau. ppoi etAuce frr Advancement
: OtahHms Reference Atsn. ltiIln. kuss't.
+ nltg lsoti Nnrh Robinson.
/ uOvs--it % .n nnuso 700 hous" vnrs
/ uh rpt IourIs lnrs IHii upi"runl'. '
ifatti uo'th mt. sHniusr NuyW 10 AI..
/ t"rp hnt,' NHgda5 '7l Tu''is"
. ANrFI-.iiy, wir, trhiI sals.uop 90
! Is work ir Ero,"r stof- ir norman uuFt
g'V. test references arrly M"ni'y J.
/ N'HIn's'
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The Associated Press 10 exclusively On.
tii,sd 10 ths uss f0t republication ~ all
rsws dispatcnss otuilisd to of not other
wise credited IN this paper snd also the
local news published herein.
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WANTED Immediately sspefisnerd ssles
n1y Tor millinery department. good pay
wvstheimer a nsuhe. Afdmore. oklA
MANfEn-A white sift TO assist Win
houssRorh and ssfe VI children. W
sbss ~
wANTEb.- Middle sSsd woman TO ssrit,
Nth general hoas,~o.k. Frisco ho,st
Bessie, ukis.
NEAT. thttiiixsnt tolcr.d girl for gems
eul homework. Phone Maple silf.I
lssi W stth aires'
GooD we,nsn helper st eRss hotel. isY
W Grand, ". ;Ast.
WANTEp--w wrr,sa csak and ~omsn dlsh
washer at We W Reno, Mrs. Emit,
WANTED syr,fsresa Ady waitress at
r rer 'd's. hs y hain
IA .sil. ioual isiy 10 tnsr eiIsts. w
r.' ~ hilyiau At Cham sg' " C"in-
NO sei. ", Main, bnitiri ssiayy sTs
sSicasyarss
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CONTRACTING . xrr,,wrSo


'"', - 'rS, So "i to", ''Pau'
A. '.'.' ,, "'" ''""'" '''''
Jub pLN9ft..INg neatly aud promptly
,'' N''" -s,.,.''' -
hruf NJ aHd repait'ht. jack Bens,n.
.','' -'' -... .---.-- -..
AaH Mt roofing md IN over -h,uris'.
"'"'"s ~ i'' NAt 'i"
y tNitNti', contractor and builder
n''s h"' ~ }.ah ,'prr,n'r ~ build
lhors Made .S,s W. :" '''"'''
.,r,T[rsfl ,,,.i, l,,,,...,-.. III,
.,.lr,,f ~ p'...n
w.
=. trtt..H hHi man. Nrl.is' ahs'
MI. N"ot !AS' 70. upAlr ~pr~. sa,id.
us au1 Grating lu.ui'ir
NNrhE .',s Cor co.,i4i ,.urta,unf. fu,.
','h trr''r ana '1'puutrr Wott
C..Au,SS Ahuns piou.u-. h.froNlur
D. a,N aud s5i raulus. o.rp,aung pL
N'.H '' NA Nl''F lNoh'l NSPi" .'ft y
" o. viSttINEN. contractor. iob car
nte'fr srs0'alb Manic et,I
Nts5 strFN 10 diamond rod roofs ta.
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WANTED


tym. rlt, tsI s,,pai Ts,i L,.n,, IL
rnows tho person foliouinx ,ou Nb.th,r
yuu are gong io turn 1, the risht.
lett hack or stop Something ~.
'ctcnt bis n"ns, for the rlEh, man,
Nrsr "T en- ,,, ,,,,
r,-ssns 49, w
,t,.h,,'. -, Ill
I,,. -. o.. -
.,,,,.,' So
.,a,I ,,.,,, lar IA. ,.n, n.,ns.
Is after " t5i1-R
WANTED. Two thoroushly ,aps,i,nr.d
rrtomohils s,l"'rnsn to work osishoms
'HF sad 'nun'y IN W. ~ne propositions
Nhii1t Motor 20. 'll Nofth
'F'' NfN ''r NJ Leslie sales Man
a \
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