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H D. Il. . .
LONDON, April s.Thn Athens cor
respondent OF th0 Daily News Will say
tomorrow;
"A telegram from Canea states that
the Christians who returned TO their
houses near the magazine, having OBJ
served nolses OF peculiar character in
the night time, began 10 suspect that
the Turks were undermining theiF
dwellings IN order to blow up the
Christian quarter OF the city when theS
the ChrlHtians) should withdraw"
The TlmeS win print to.morTpsY the
following dispatch from It's Athens cor
respondent:
Widely varying rumors have been
current OF late with regard to the JOINT
action uG Greece Und Bulgaria N the
eyent OF war. The attitude OF Bulgaria
is being watched with close attention.
The Impression seems TO prevail tl cSr-
tain quarters that Bulgaria might &c
disposed to share Greece'a prolecteu
enterprlse with reference TO MncedOnla-
Svmpaihetic kilograms have been eS'
rhapppd between the students at The
IinlvefslIy OF sofia and the University
AZ Athens aud friendly articles In the
Journal which represents the Views OF
n. StellOtf, the Bulgarian piemier' and
MS colleagues, are Reproduced here ana
commented Upon fayorably by the ottl-
clat Prota.
.sThe truth Is, Bulgaria docs not in
tend 10 depart from her present cuu-
lIous policy. For the time at least she
wiIl maintain an eXpect0nt atdtude. u
ihe Greeks invade Macedonia and re9ch
u point where Bulgarian interests pc
come involved, she will then take nc
tlpn, possibly byGflFst appealing 70 aO.
tedoFIin Gs d faithful vuaSal ana not Us
the enemy OF Turkey
THE correspondent Of the Daily Chro-
ricnl at Athens Will say tomorrow tnae
news comes from the front Of inHlrsens
bands already crossing u II . s4ld
that no one can any Longer hold them
iu check. Albania 10 on the ferBe OF re-
volt. The correspondent adds; can
niso confirm the report offhe existence
Of q secret treaty betwech Russia ana
Turkey. negotiated by Prince Lobanoa.
and the report that the sultan y again
irving TO arrange the Cretan dltiicuItY
by direct negotiations with Greece
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rRLRaRApH1O aRIERa,

The report that the crown prlnca ee
Japan is dead is not true,
Union brewers in Milwaukee demand
eight hours work. No agreement haa.
been reached
There was no quorum IN the ketIs
tucky legislature yesterday. It now
looks as Il the deadlock Is permanent
Major Charles Dick, Of Akron, Ohio
succeeds Gen Osborne, Of Boston. g y,
secretary Of the Republican national
committee.
General Rivera, the Cuban leader
was not shot yesterday. e publla1sq.
HIS trial by court martial goes on bAs
hind closed doors,
The seventeen-year.old son Of Govotss
nor j. p, Atkinson, OF Georgia, al0ped
Yesterday with fourteen- -years9ld
girl. The parents Of both are greatly
grleved.
one and onc-third fare per capita e.
granted for the round trip TO New York
on the occasion OF the dedication o. the
Grant monument, April S3. One tase
for the round trip Will be granted Mill
tary bodies and other orEaniRat Iona
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CURRENCY REFORM.
National Executive Commlttss Will Es-
tablIah Permanent Headquarters.

national Executive Conan'lttss Will Es-
tablIah Permanent Headquarters.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April s,-Elev-
en- Of the fifteen members Of the execu-
tive committee appointed by tho In.
dIanapolIs monetary convention last
january have been In the city for sew.
eral days That convention, composed
Of busInesB men delegated by the boards
OF trade Of one hundred cities, decided
to urge a commission 70 investigate
banking and currency laws with n view
10 their early revision and the eXecu-
tlye committee have decided TO estab.
ijsh headquarters here In an endeavor
10 procure from Congress such lagisla-
fioTl at this session aS VIII empower
the President to nppOInt committee 10
consider the subject before the regular
session OF Congress convenes in Decem-
ber
charge OF II. II. Hanna, OF Indlnnnpo-
lis, one OF the prime movers In the con-
veAtlon.
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sIoVAL VICTORIES
Gained BY the sPanlaFds over tllo Phillip
pine IpSnrgsnts.

Gained BY the spanIaFds over tllS Phillip
pine IpSnrRsnts.
WASHINGTON. April 9.-The Spanish
legation has received oaiclGl dispatches
from Madrid under date Of April ~, an
nouncing the most decisive SnGag6nents
In the Philippine Islands sinee the tnE3r-
rection there began. Strongly ittgegch3
ed towns Of NoVelletta, LAcbal1 ana
Rosario were stormed ana taken bystAa
Spanish troops. At the same time 4ha
Spanish feet Bhelled the seaport town
stronghold OF linus. The losses were
heavy and 1850 prisoners surrendered Rs
q result Of the shelllnG OF Cavita VigO.
Minister pupuy de LONE c1bled a. 8
O'Clock 81 lllaA AE0EIsl %
General POlaVieja. commander OF the
Spanish forces, and after making the cir
cult Of half the globe, On answer was re-
eelVed at 6 this morning from Gen. Pol2-
Vieiu, expressing his thanks.
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YOUNG IApYis sU1ClpE
TakeS POl.On While the Family 4 At Dl

rakss Poison white the Family Il At Din
nor-Dlsapp0lnIsd Ia love.
speclal Dispatch TO the IntelllEencNr.
PARKERsBURG, W. va, April -
A strange case, whore a young lady
took her own life with poison occurred
on Standing stone. Writ county. yes
terday, about noon. Miss Rosa Robins
son, a daughter OF F. Al. Robinson, a
well to do farmer, took q dose 5f
s,rychnIne from which shielded In about
an hour. The family, It seems were all
eatIng dinner except the daughter, Ro-
"a. who made some excuse TO 60 to ner
room, urd after dinner some member Of
the family went to look for her, and
found her In great agony, from the pol-
sor,; which she acknowledged to have
taken. A messenger was sent 10 EllEa-
beth for Dr. Thaw, but she died long
before the doctor could arrive,
Miss Robinson was twenty-five years
OF aEc, and was the oldest child OF q
large family OF children. and she was
liked nnd respected by oil who knew
her. II Is said Miss Robinson was eIl-
gagged 10 be married to q young man
Iyiag noar Elizabeth. and her parents
objected strongly to the match, and to
'this It Is supposed is due heT act
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. April g Sec
rotary Alger to-day issued an order,
placing Major General Thomas H. Ru-
ger, commanding the department Of
the east at New York on the retired
list on account Of age. His retirement
will make a large number OF promo
lions and cause the shifting OF several
Of the department commanders. Al.
though the order9 have not been issued
Il Is known that Major General Wesley
Merritt, commanding the department Of
the Missouri, will be transferred to the
command OF tho department OF the east
and that BriFadier General John r.
Brooke, commanding the department Of
Dakotn, will succeed to the command
OF the department Of the Missouri
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SUIT AGAINsT CARNEGIE
cn.rE.a ,,l.h Iaf,lng!aE .ne F.'en. q

Charged with InfFlngtnE the Pateht Of
the Harvey Prooeas.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, April 2.--An lni-
portant suit has been Aled against the
Carnegie steel Company, in the United
states circuit court by the Harvey Steel
Company, OF Newark, N. ]. The latter
alleges that the Carnegie company Is
Infringing the patent known as the
Harvey process for hardening stael In
the Manufacture Of nrmoT plate at the
Homestead plant OF the defendant
company. An injunction to restrain the
Carnegie company from turthor In
frIngement and an accounting for the
gnfns cintmed to have accrued so FAR,
are asked, While no specific sum is
designated, the amount Involved Will
RIM into tho Thousands.
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pARrNa Ro1DRRY

Ana ASsauIt on Chicago Street. Messen-
Esrof WooIon Firm Robbed Of s3,S0o.
CHICAGO, April IA daring robbery
was committed in the business district
to-day A messenger employed by the
whoIesals wooden Arm Of Kuh, Nathan
( Fisher was robbed Of $500 altar be-
ing beaten into insenslbllItY by two
men, one OF whom had been sent With
the boy to protect him and the firms
money. Detectives are searching for
the robbers. The messenger Is in the
hospital at the point of death. He IS
Chris schultz, seventeen-year-o!d lad.
who was the trusted messenger OF the
firm. One OF the robbers was Edward
Wilson, employed By the tlrfn as
teamSter. The aSAailant ls not known.
Both Schultz and Wilson have been In
the employ OF Kuh, Nathan e Fisher
for several years and were always sent
~ tire bank together, some times Win
Thousands OF dollars at q time.
Schultz ard Wilson were sent TO the
Metropolitan National Bank 10 collect
$500. Taking light delivery wagon.
the two drove to the bank, where
ScnultE procured the money, WHlcl 10
put in a small satchel. The two then
started back. In front OF the Rock Ig.
land depot at Pacific avenue ana Van
BuTen street, "a stranger called 20 Wil-
son and sitter few words OF greeting
got into the covered wagon. taking a
position directly behind Schultz. who
was on tho scat with Wilson. Suddenly
he was struck u blow on the head. Be-
fore he could cry out he was struck
n second and third time and he foil
back unconscious into the wagon Che
put n gag IN his mouth, tied a Gilnny
sack over his head. They then drove
rapidly tl twelfth street, where they
stopped and taking the satchel con-
;alning the money disappeared II was
over Al hour afterward that soyue In
QiiSitc persons discovered the nncon-
sclous boy In the wagon.
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spsclul Dispatch TO tho Int0lllgencer,
sTEuBENvILLE. O., April 2,--Geo,
p. Kclls, ex.cIty clerk, was arrested
here this afternoon on complaint Of
Councilman Hugh McGinnIa before
Mayor Riley, rhp rglng IIells with h9vs
ing fraudulcntly forged and Ultcrau n
warrant drawn by Kclls on the streets
and alleys fund for $d9 80, NellN gave
bond and no promises TO make matters
hot for others, claiming his arrest 70
ba 1Dlte.WOTish
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TWO BROTHRRs HANGED.
They Followsa Jesse Jamss' Example ant
ROaped the Harvest.

RSapsd the Harvest.
LAFAYETTE, La, April 2.-The
Blanc Brothers were executed here at
2;11 p. M. in the presence Of 5000 spec
tator1. There was much interest tEaui-
tested, but no disorder,
Alexis and Ernest Blanc murdered
Simon Begnaud, q merchant, OF Scott.
La, about q year ago. The boga were
both under twenty years OF aEe. They
were born and reared In France, near
Paris and were well educated They
became traEnps and determined 20 imi-
tate Jesse James, get fortune and no.
turn to Paris.
The robbery Of Begnaud was decided
upon, They got into Begnduds store
when he was alone, before retiring.
They forced him to open his safe bound
and gagged him; got the key OF his mo.
ney drawer from him and obtained
about $1,000. Then they sorced him to
sit on his bed and while helplesaly PIN
Toned, stabbed him 10 death.
The boys spent several weeks IN
New Orleans and made a tour OF Eu-
rope, After EQuanderlng their money,
they returned and were arrested. They
made q full confession.
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THE TARfPP BILL
s.nal. comm...oo a woFls on It-lt wai

senate Committee at TVoFS ON It-It viii
win bO Materially IOdined.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. April 2-rhe
Republican members Of the senate COM
mlttee on finance are continuing thcIr
work day and night on the tariff bill,
with the intention Of reporting It TO the
senate at the earliest possible day.
There is well defined Impression about
the senate that the blu Will be generally
retnOdeled and the rates considerably
reduced In many OF the schedules
There n also geheFal belief among
western senators that there viii be ma.
terial changes IN the rates on WOotS es-
peclally on those Of the thlrd class.
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wouED PIFAsR RNoLAND

FOR Tarkry and Greece q COnas 70 .
Psaesfal AEreeEnent.
coNsTANTINoPLE, April ain of
ficIal circles II Is declared Tint g dlysst
agreement between Turkey and Greece
would be hailed with the greatest salts
faction by the British government
According 20 a telegram resolved by
ina TurEish government the Armenian
rsyointIoniatS abroad intend 10 cause
me resumption Of Fioting In AnAtolla,
abouf the middle OF April, when the
SHOWS are melted, This IL an intmatlon
mat further measures may be looked
togWard TO at about the SRme time.
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special Dispatch to the TntallIGsnesr.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 2.--Pen.
alons 10 West VirgInians were authors
Iaed to-day as follows;
oriElnal--Jnmes Kirk, salem, Harrl-
I'll SRene@aI = John a. Hon, Spencer,
ROanc county.
Arnold. MnMndAvllle.
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speclal DlIpAtch % tho InIoIllBonctF'
CHARLESTON. w. Va, April 2,-Mr,
q. b. WetEtl. Of jackson county, recent
Iy appointed atnte bank examiner. was
at the capitol to-day and received his
commission al the hands Of Governor
Atkinson. Mr. Wet2el will enter imnle-
tilatriy upon the discharge OF the duties
Of hla nOgItlnn.
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JACKSON, MisG, April 2-GoyeFnor
McInurin has Just received an appeal
from Stop Landing, MlsItssippl, asking
thnt nifty tents be sent there ftIr the use
Of thfl Hood sufferers, Tho telegram says
tle place Is badly overaoWed. The gov-
ernor Immediately ordered tents 10 be
loaned and they win 80 forward ct once
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GRAND RAPIDS, MiehJ April D.
The Daily Democrat. the leading DEM
.OcrRtlc paper OF western Michigan, was
sold to-day TO Elliott q. Stevenson, OF
Detroit, for $4,000. on foreclosure 0f q
mortgage to secure mn Issue of 326,oOb
Df bundR
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SAYS vAssos LIED,

o. ssuasthInE 20 That Enoet-oaE1on's
statement in Bouse OF COmnons.
LONDON, April 2.-1n the house Of
commons to-day Mr.. Curzon, the par
secretary for the foreign of
nee, answering a question, said that the
Briuah admiral In cretsn waters had
reported having received a dispatch
from Colonel VaSsos, the commander Of
the Greek army Of occupation, which,
he sald, was "Gull Of misrepresenta-
tions.
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Tnrl.eH NYantl 6 Hantl.

coNsTANT1NoPLE, Aprtl 2.-1he
fighting between the Christians and
Itrssulnsans which u daily reported
from he Island OF Crete iS creating a
very bad impression here and it IS be.
ileved that the TuriCIsh government Will
soon pfOp0sA To the powers that Turkey
fefseh win be permitted to take action
arnfnek f4ie inSuFEentG
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Ap,trlan cabinet Crlsls.

VIENNA, April s.-The Neue Ffol4
Presse says that the cabinet has re-,
signed. owing TO It's failure to nagodate
with the progreBsIst groups with the
object OF forming coalition ma 1oFity.
Il IS expected that Count Badenes the
present president OF the council OF mins
igterV and minister for the interior. WIN
he entrusted with the task Of recon-
EtFucfJnw the cabinet.
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snecIaI Dispatch to tho IntslllgeneOr.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator NJ.
klns Jid not deliver his speech to-day az
sxpccted, no yielded 70 the Gnticitntiou
Of Mis- colleagues, who desired TO adjourn
over until Monday, the only obstacle IN
the way Of which was the senator's np'
polntment-
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JRoNWOoD, Mich. April 2.--Thc Mat,
ropOiltnn Iron and Land Company, hla
announced an immediate increase OF ten
per cent in the wage Bc1le ltR mines
hero. The increase Affects 1909 men ctn-.
pioyed IN the Norrlo and Pabat mlncg.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 2.-.'rhe orc
proddccrs Of the dogeblc range consist
lag OF the Norrtc. Tlidcn and Cincinnati
mines, have formed a pool Carnegie
and Rockefeller are excluded, as theIr
interests are purely 10 The Mssaba
range
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AN AWFgL PE0T
BY Turksto Blow Up che Christian
Quarter Of canea
is DISCOVERED JUST in TIME

10 Prevent the Aet-ThO HultAn's Men
saspse,sa q UndsrmlnlaE ths crs'aa
DwOlllags gs-BulGarla Hslag watched ~
ths Powsrs-she alay JOln win cfSsesl
IN the Event ofNyar, T'heagh st Prsssnt
she Maintain cansioAs Peliey-Has
Her Eys on piAesaoniA Other cretAn
News.
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NEW York. April 2.--Col, Frederick
ID. Grant has decided to decline Prcsl-
dent MriSiniGy'B offer Of the position OF
the first assistant secretary Of war, lie
arrived from Washington early to-day
and went Immediately 70 hlH home in
East slXty-Heoond street,
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CANEA. Crete, April IA body Of In
EureentS to-day fired several rounds at
the ButsunGrta block house, which 70 oc'
cupied by the international troops. The
Italian guns returned the IRE,
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2.-To-
days statement Of the condition OF the
treasury shows; Available cash balance
S2?SSss. .AO2; gold reserve Sl5LTiS7sI.
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NOVEL SITUATION.
In sistersyills Which Involves
Fine Legal Points.
SPEAKEASIES MAY FLOURISH

as ths R.sult ofa psuiier Con-
dttton II Aaatrs-A Hotsl PrgPs4sset
who I6alstsd onLglnE In JAN e Msksa
Test case, ana tho Community on Nst-
tissuutll it 4 Decided Hlstory Ofa Re-
narkaslo Manner ofssenrlnE Rsysaus.
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For Vast Virginla-Falr; winds shifting
TO sButhpnSlGfly. =, e,....
For Western ylVRnll.- teir s4tVkr
day: Winds shifting TO eaBlorly,
For Ohio--prbhably fair hatuFuleyil
slightly warmer eaplorly winda,
Local Temperatures.
The Temperature yesterday a. pbEerYea
by Q. Sohnppf, drhgRist, corner MAfEes
ana Fourteenth streqtn, was ~ feupWet
iT.,.!,.,..,. m....,..,...,,, Ill.,, I. \,
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A NEGRO PREACHER.
A Great Curiosity to the Peasants
They FIocked to See Him.

The Rev. w. s. Brooks has returned
to this city after an absence of two
years, and win take charge of St. Pc
ter's African M E. Church. After
leaving this city Mr.. Brooks went at
once to Europe, visiting England, Nor
way, Sweden and Finland in turn. 1t
is a question whether he was more in
terested than interesting while travel
ing in Scandinavia and Finland. He
certainly saw much that pleased and
instructed him, but his feelings prob
ably were not to be compared with
those Of the peasants when they gazed
upon the American visitor.
Mr. Brooks, it must be remembered,
is quite black and distinctly African
in his features. Now many of the ma
tives of the interior parishes of Sweden,
Norway and Finland have not been
twenty miles from their homes in their
lives. and the colored man is known to
them only through books. Even the
statements in the books relative to
men with black skins have been ac-
cepted with grains of allowance by the
most skeptical. When they heard that
a black man would lecture in their
neighborhOod, there was a great out
pouring of the whole countryside, to
see this most extraordinary Of human
beings. Some walked as much as ten
miles TO be present
Mr.. Brooks has a slight knowledge
of Swedish, which he gained through
a friend in Baltimore, and though he
did not lecture in this language he was
able to carry on a conversation with
the awe-struek peasants. He was q
great curiosity, unparalleled in many a
life. They were a little diffident about
shaking hands, much TO the amuse-
ment of Mr.. Brooks, and when they
did, many of them cast surreptitious
glances at their palms to see if any
color had come off.
In his public addresses he spoke
through an Interpreter. He was very
much pleased with the attention shown
him, and commends the dwellers OF
Sweden and Norway for their hospi-
taity and courtesy. 1t was very graf
flying TO Minneapolis (Minn.)
Journal
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615 H ST-FURNISHED LARGE FRONT
bay window room; electricity; bath.
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Animals i'm Paradise.

According TO the Mohammedan creed,
ten animals beside man are admitted
into Paradise. These ten are: First, the
dog; second, Balaam's ass; third, Solo
mons ant; fourth Jonah's whale; fifth,
the ram of Ishmael; sixth the Queen
of Sheba's ass; seventh. the camel OF
Salet; eighth, the cuckoo of Belkis;
ninth, the OK of Moses; tenth. the ami
NAL called Al Borak, which conveyed
Mohammed to HEAVIER. Nicholas.
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Why is 1t.

If catarrh is blood disease, as some
claim, that physicians frequently ad-
wise change Of air and climate to those
suffering? Catarrh is a climatic affec-
tion, and nothing but local remedy
or change of climate viii cure it.
Ely's Cream Balm is so efficient as to
do away with the necessity of leaving
home and friends. causing instant re-
lief and is a real cure of catarrh.
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A Bee-Iine.

The eyes of bees are mad to see great
distances. When absent from their
hive they go up into the air until they
see their home and then fly toward it
IN a straight line and with great speed.
The shortest line between two places
is sometimes called a "bee-line st.
Nicholas
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PERSONALS.

LADIES = CHICHESTER ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brandt are
the best. Safe. reliable Take no other
Send sc, stamps, for particulars, Relief
for Ladies', in letter by return mail At
Druggists. Chichester Chemical Com
pany. Philadelphia, Pa. Tu-Th-Sun
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It is expected in Toxic that Japan's
budget next year VIII show a deficit Of
25, ,0O00O silver dollars.
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A GIRL
to do general housework; references fur
nished. Apply 1923 Tenth street oc20-3t*
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL RUBBER
Betting, Hose, Tires, Mackintoshes, etc.
Several earn $1,000 yearly Factory L.
o. 1871, New York o21-2t*
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WILL TRADE QUARTER OF A BLOCK,
stone side walk, S25 running feet, upon
which can be built eight rentable houses,
convenient for railroad men; to trade in
equity for downtown residence Apply
1927 E oc20-it
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III G ST-LARGE NEWLY FURNISHED
room with bath and gas.