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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-16
Kronika Miejscowd.
Dzielni policyanci.

Dwanascie osob zawdziecza swe
aycie dzielnym policyanton. siedm
os6b wyratowali policyanci psona.
cego domu pm. 965 w. 12 str. q
pis6 domu pm. 8Liberty str.
Policyanci Adlin i Fay zs stacyi
prey Maxwell str. odkryli wczoraj W
nocy pozar W skiadzie Benjamina
spisro pm. 265 W. IL str. zaalarmo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-16
Telegramy KrajoWe.
Przyg0t0Wsnia WOjenne.

WASHINGTON, D. c., logo
Ministrowie wojny i marynar'
XII otrzymali juz pczwolenie
dysponowania pewns czsscls
funduszu, wyznaczonego przez
kongres. Minister hoty pod
pisuje obecnie kontrakty ma
dostawe lodzi torpedowych;
Przez dlugi czas rozmawia1
dzisiaj przez telefon z ofcera;
mi W New Yorku. Traktowai
o zakupno nowych okrst6w.
w Sobote dostarczony be-
die rzsdowi torpedowiec
Rodgers. Nowy krzyaownik
,,Amazonas" przejdzie pod
komends ofcer6w re ,,San
Francisco" razem MIN kra-
sye bsdzie po wodach hiszpah..
skich. ,,Brooklyu" odplynsl
do Newport News dla zaopa-
trzenia sic W wegiel.
,,Marblehead" polsczy SIG z
reszta Aoty.
Sprawozdanie k0misyi.
WASHINGTON, D. c., l5go
Marca. - Ministrowie spo-
dziewaja sic W tym tygodniu
og6lnego sprawozdania komi.
syi sledczej W sprawie kata.
strofy ma okrecie Maine.
CIV wiadomosG odnosna costa.
ME opublikowans, o tenn MALE
sy wstpic.
W izbie posl6w W kongresie
postanowiono wziasc pod obra'
dy wniosek o odszkodowanie
ofiar eksplozyi ma okrscie
Maine. lzba uchwall1a wy.
budowae pis6 fabryk reperacyi
okret6w: W Bostonie, Ports
mouth, Algiers, Mare Island i
League Island.
Jest rzeczs wstpliws, cay
nominacya T. B. Powderly'ego
ma komisarza imigracyjnego
zostanie zatwierdzona.
Olbrzymi spool"
CLEVELAND, O., Is Marca.
Wszyscy producenci surowego
zelaza z Cleveland, Mahoning
Valley Shenango polsczyli
sic W tym celu, aseby regulo-
wac ceny surowca. Do stoWa'
rzyszenia ME przystspiia tylko
irma Cleveland Rolling Mill
Company. Ceny surowca po'
skoczy3y cd razu o 30 centow
ma tonic.
Pogrzeb generate.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Is Mar.
Zwloki generala M. S. Rosen-
krans zlozono W hall ratuszo.
szowej. Trumns wniesli bur.
mistrz i radzcy miejscy. Szwa.
dron "D'' utrzymuje straa mad
zwlokami, mad kt6remi zat.
knieto czarns i postrzepions
chorsgiew, kt6rej zmar3y we.
teran broni} tax meznie pod
Carnifax Ferry. Ma trumnie
spoczywa szpaaa ofarowana
generasowi ipraez obywateli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-03-16

kanie p. Wlodka weszla do
mieszkania owych pan. Wszy.
stkich obecnych aresztowano a
nieponiszczone papiery skon.
fiskowano, aby mogly bye
woda ma m1yn dla tych, kt6-
rym sola W oku lagodniejsze
postepowanie z Polakami W
Kr6lestwie.
+Amdrs1 m. Eredro, wnuk
i syn genialnych naszych
komedyopisarzy, zmarl 'dnia
% Lutego we Lwowie W xii.
nice chirurgicznei. Niedawno
przyby1 on do Lwowa, aby
poddac sic niebezpiecznej ope.
racyi narosli, powstalej W u
stach. DR.. Rydygier, do kt6.
rego pacyent sic udai, skon.
statowal, ze narosl ia jest VIA.
sciwie rakiem. Przystapil wiec
W dniu % Lutego rama do
operacyi niezmiernie trudnej,
a przeprowadzi1 ia tax szczs.
sliwie, ze hr. Fredro czul sic
zupelnie dobrze. Jednak vie.
czorem nagle zaniem6gl i W
kilka godzin aycie zakodczyl
ma paraliz serca, liczsc 81 lat
wieku. Zmarly znauy byl z
wielkiej gotowosci do wszel-
kiej piracy publicznej, oddawal
sic Q zami1owaniem piracy po.
etyckieji literackiej. Nieiedno.
krotnie mieliSmy W naszem
pismie sposobnosc drukowa6
jego wiersze okolicznosciowe,
pelne szlachetnych mysli j gle.
bokiego patryotyzmu. Znana
tea byla jego wielks skrom-
nose; dal on jej wymowny do
w6d W przem6wieniu, wyglo-
szonem u stop pomnika swego
wielkiego dziadka, przy spo.
sobnosci odsloniscia pomnika
ma placa Akademickim. Ofiar.
nym byl zawsze, kssdemu
wezwaniu W ka2dej dobrej
sprawie byl jak aolniers po
sluszny, a przyjete obowiazki
pelnil do ostatka 2 >dzielnoscia
szczerze milujacego kraj oby.
watela. Pozostawia mlods TO-.
ne, Felicys Szczepadskich, i
siostre, hr. Marys Szembeko.
wa W Siemianicach. Spok6j
jego szlachetnej duszy!
G56d ~ GaHcyi. Kolo.
myi piszs do ,Ruchu katoli.
ckiego": ~ mas tu ME wesolo.
Tyfus czarna ospa szerzs sic
W zatrwazajscy spos6b, a do
dom6w biedriejszych mie-
szczan do chat wloscia6skich
zaglsda widmo glodu. Przyja.
ciele i patentowani obro1cy
ruskiego ludu widzs jedyne
lekarstwo ma te kleski W po.
wszechnem prawie glosowania
W podziale Galicyi ma wscho.
dnis zachodnis." Ma innem
miejscu czytamy:yX. proboszcz
z Olch6wki, powiat Dolina,
udal sic prosba "a posredni-
ctwem wydzialu powiatowego
do wydzialu krajowego o pre-.
dks pomoc dla swych parafian,
DO juz teraz gl6d we wsi pa
nuje i tyfus giodowy iuz sie
pojawil we wsi'. - 2 Janowa
pisa: ,,Gl6d i to straszny "a.
wjsl zmors mad biednym
ludem. Niedawno pewien vie.
sniak przycisgnal z odleglej 0
II mill wsi ma sankach tyle
drzewa, ae jeden ko1 mislby
co cisgnsc. Sprzedal je "a 80
ct., a po chwili padl zemdlaly
dostat wybuchu krwi. Drugi
wioscianin nosil po 2ydach
siekiers i chcial ja sprzedat,
lub zamieniat bodaj "a 3 bulki
dla dzieci, i tego ME m6gl
dostat. A jest to dopiero po.
czatek. Chleba po wsiach ME
ma, ziemniaki sic kohczs. Wieo
wo}at naleay pomocy jeszcze
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Przeglad polityczny.
CHICAGO, 16 Marea 1898.

EUROPE plau, piAouaoAouy
parlamentowi angielskiemu
przez ministra wojny lorda
Landstowne, dotyczscy pc.
wiekszenia armii angielskiej i
oparcia jei ma nowych, jedno-
litszych podstaWach organiza-
cyl. Minister asda pomnoae-
MIA silly zbrojnei o % tysisce
ludzi, natomiast zmniejsza
liczbs siedmiu lat sluzby czyn.
nei, do kt6rei kazdy zwerbo.
wany ochotnik zobowiszywae
sic musial, do lat trzech. W
zamian "a to tworzy minister
osobna klase rezerwy W pie
chocie, kt6ra zobowiszae sic
musi podczas pierwszego roku
sluzby rezerwowej ma kazde
zawolanie powr6cic do szere'
gov armii czynnej, przyczem
naturalnie przepoiowiony zold
rezerwist6w ustspilby miejsca
aoldowi, jaki sic nalezy aolnie-
rzowi armii czynnej.
Piechocie przybywa szesc
nowych batalion6w, a kaady z
mich ma liczyG 800 zolnierzy.
Artylerya otrzyma 10 nowych
bateryii, a i jazda ma otrzymac
zwiskszenie sil. Og6lem siia
zbrojna Wielkiej Brytanii ma
bye zwiskszona do 1So,513
ludzi.
Anglia, tax mocno przywia.
zana do swych tradycyi W ka'
zdei dziedzinie sycia spo}eczno
politycznego, widzi koniecz.
nose powiskszenia SHY swej
zbroinej, a zmusza ia do niego
trwaiscy jua cd lat 27 zbrojny
pok6j europejski swieao po.
wstala kwestya chi6ska, W
kt6rej Anglii przyjdzie ode.
grad pierwszorzedns role. Kwe-
stya ia lsczy sic scisle z kwe.
stys Indyi, stanowiscych dotsd
glownie zr6d3o jej olbrzymich
dochod6w. Anglia, powisk.
szajsc woisko swe, stawia
wprawdzie slaby tylko krok
ma drodze zerwanis dawnemi
tradycyami, ale musi ma tel
drodze kroczyc dalej i "a przy'
kladem mocarstw staiego lsdu
europejskiego zaprowadzie u
siebie W kodcu obowiszkows
sluzbe wojskows.
Donosilismy juz W telegra.
mach o coraz wiekszych ogra-
niczeniach cenzuralnych W
Warszawie, odnoszacych sic do
rocznicy mickiewiczowskiei.
Stopniowo ograniczeh tych
przy bywalo coraz wiecei. DIS
pismom i dziennikom, W arty-
kulach 0 Mickiewiczu jego
dzielach, ME wolno wspomniee
o zblizajacej sic uroczystosci
jubileuszowei. Zabroniono r6.
wniez wszelkich widowisk,
koncert6w, noszscych nazws
mickiewiczowskich. Komisa.
re policyi odwiedzali warsza-
wskle wystawy obraz6w i po'
lecili pousuwac mich portrety
Mickiewicza.
Do tego przesladowania Mi.
ckiewicza, ktoremu jednocze.
Snie na mocy zezwolenia &C..
sarskiego stawia sic pomnik
na placu publicznym, przyby-
wa fakt nowy, W swoim ro-
dzaju niezwykly. W tych
dniach rano zjawiia sic policya
W redakcyach "Kuryera War.
szawskiego" i "Codziennego"
j poleci}a uprzatnsc niezwlo-
cznie portrety Mickiewicza,
umieszczone W wystaWach
sklepoWych kantor6w wzmian-
kowanych redakcyi. Policya
jednoczesnie zarzsdzils usunis.
Gle wizerunk6w Mickiewicza
re wszystkich wystaw ksiegar.
nianych. Jaki eel maja te
rozporzsdzenis, trudno odga-
dnae; faktem Jest jednak, il
dzia}alnosG policyi, zakrawais.
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Ma francuzkiej granicy.

N0 iAhhSuhnA>J 0.S
NANCY, Is Marca. - Kapl-
tan niemieckiej stray pogra'
nicznej przeszedl W towarzy,
stwie jednego aolnierza ma
francuzkie terytoryum. Robo.
tnicy francuzcy chcieli Mem
cow aresztowac i obili ofcera
kijami. Ten dobyl palasza i
kaza1 aolnierzowi nabijae broh.
W pozycyi obronnej cofnsli
sig obydwaj do s'up6w grant
cznych, ME pozwoliwszy are
sztowac sic.
Krotkie wiadOmOsci.
Rad ameryka6ski pra-
guie kupic brazylijski okrst
wojenny n24 de Majo".
-ZLizbony odp}ynsl krzy.
aownik ,,San Francisco" wkie.
runku poludniowo zachodnlm.
Podczas oblezenia Bali
mao, ma wyspach Filipi1skich,
pablo trupem 500 powstan.
cow.
- Ma Kubie stoczono Kill
kanascie potyczek W prowin-
cyach Hawanie, Matanzas j
Santa Clara.
- Ma zsdanie w}adz kore-
a6skich odwola}a Rosya do
tychczasowych tamtejszych a.
gent6w politycznych.
Sprzedanie Hiszpanii O.
krstu ,,O'Higgins" wywolaio.
by W Chill rewolucya.
Posed Woodford by}
wczoraj u kr6lowej regentki
hiszpa6sklej i przedstawil jej
swojs rodzine.
w Lizbonie uciek1o a.
meryka6skich okrst6w wojen'
nych 20 marynarzy.
- w Londynie umarl Bes:
semer, s}awny wynalazca stall,
noszscej jego nazwlsko.
Z Kairu donosza, be od-
dzia} krajowc6w zni6s} bands
derwisz6w, polozywszy 20 ME
przyjaci61 trupem.
- Machmoud basza O.
sman Digna, dwai najdziel'
niejsi generalowie Kalifa, po'
suwaja sic wzd}ua Nilu, prze'
civ kolumnom angielskim.
- Wolf Joes, ktory zastrze.
lii W Johannesburgu zawia'
dowcs spadku po Barney Do
nato, jest Amerykaninem.
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Zaprzeczenie.

BERLIN, l5 Marca. Nord-
deutsche Ztg." zaprzecza VIE
Sci, ae Stsny Zjednoczone
dowiadywaly sic przez sEego
ambasadora, ejakie stanowisko
zajelyby Niemcy ma wypadek
wojny hiszpa6sko' 'amerykah-
skiej.
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GrOzny strajk.

BILBAO, Is Marca. - Strajk
g6rnik6w W kopalni Sommoro.
stro zaczyua niepokoit w}adze.
Przyszlo do powaanych rozru'
chow. Strawberry raucali ka-
mieniami W policyant6w, kt6-
rzy nastepnie wystrzelilr z
rewolwer6w i try osoby polo.
zyli trupem. Wezwano pomo'
cy wojska.
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matycznej, jeaeli zdola zase-
gnac wojne.
Polityka Watykanu.
RsYM, Is Marca. - Papiez
uzywa swego wplywu, azeby
sprawe kuba6sks zaaatwic ma
drodze pokojowej. 'Odradze
Stanom Zjednoczonym wszczy-
mania wojny. Pragnie Kuba
zachowac dla Hiszpanii, lecz
ma ona STAG W takim stosunku
do kraju macierzy6skiego, jak
Kanada do Anglii.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-18
THE PAPERMAKE RS.
Throng of wasps Busily at Work on


Their Little Structure
One morning in early summer, while
standing beside the old rail fence
watching some cows that were crop
ping the grass, my attention was at
tracted by the peculiar movements Of
a wasp that had settled on the rail be-
side me, says Our Animal Friends. The
rail was covered with light gray fuzz
of woody fiber. beaten up from the de-
caying wood by the excessive soakings
it had received from the long spring
rains. and when the wasp had gath
cred as much OF this as he could carry
he flew slowly away. In a short time
there was a dozen or more of these in
dustrious pulp gatherers at work on
the old rail, and as fast as each of them
obtained load away he flew in the
direction of a clump of bushes that
grew beside small stream My curl
osity was aroused. and l determined to
find out, if possible, what they were
doing with such a quantity of fiber, and.
approaching the thicket cautiously, l
soon discovered them at work on a good
sized nest which hung from the limb of
a white beech sapling. l was able to get
quite near it, for wasps are not apt to
be quarrelsOme if left alone, and they
were too busy to take heed of anything
except their work. AS fast as their
loads were deposited they flew down
to the brook, and. having wet their
whistles" returned to the nest and set
about beating the fiber into a thin sheet
which was so deity joined to the main
body of the nest that the jointure was
imperceptible. There was a constant
throng of workers coming and going,
the objective points being the nest, the
old fence and the brook, and while each
addition to the structure was only the
tiniest mite, yet it grew perceptibly I'M
der the united efforts of those little
builders.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-18
KOREAN COSTUMES.
The People Wear Tricky Padded Stock
ings All Summer

The People Wear Thickiy Padded Stock
ings All Summer.
Korea is the land of white garments
and black hats. All the men in this
country, except coolies, wear either
white or blue long flowing gowns. Cot
ton and silk goods are worn in winter
and linen and hemp in summer Dur
ing the last several years a great deal
of silk has been imported, both from
China and Japan, the native article
being of little value. says the Roam
oke COllegian. The ordinary street
gown generally has three broad flaps,
one of which hangs down the back and
the other two in front overlap each
other. then are tied with a pair of long
ribbons OF the same material. The
flaps reach within a few inches Of
the ground. The gown has very wide
and long sleeves, in each of which one
might carry a baby without its being
noticed, and they are long enough to
conceal the hand completely, while an
extension OF the sleeves reaches al
most as low as the flaps above men,
toned. Another gown of the same
pattern, except with shorter and mar
rover sleeves, is always worn under
the first. But persons in the govern
ment service, including all members
OF the nobility, wear a gown having
from one to three large flaps, which
are broad toward the ends. This
gown, with the exception of its sleeves,
is more like the dress of the American
girl Of twelve or fourteen It is al
ways made of fine goods, we'll starch
ed and on windy days its flaps and
sleeves create quite a fluttering and
rustling noise in the street. The win
ter coats and trousers-the latter al
ways white-are very large and heav-
lily padded with cotton. A most sim
gular thing is that the hose worn by
the Koreans are always thickly padded
in summer as we'll as in winter; con-
Sequently every one seems to have
thick and large feet. although quite the
contrary is true. The ordinary street
hats have broad brims and high
crowns. They are made of fine bam-
boo splits and are covered with fine
linen cloth and then lacquered with
black. Hats covered with silk are
worn by people of rank Persons in
mourning for their parents wear hats
as large as umbrellas and of similar
shape. They are made of coarse bam-
boo splits without any covering Of
cloth. 1t is customary for every mourn
er to carry little hempen screen. at
tached to the ends of two bamboo
sticks held up conveniently in front of
the face. These uncomfortable trap
pings are intended to indicate his regret
that he did not make his parent or
parents happier while they were liv-
ing So it is that for a period of one
or two years he. is ashamed of seeing
the heavens and of looking upon the
beautiful objects of nature. There are
a great many other varieties of head
gear by which one can tell conditions
and to a great extent positions in So
ciety.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-18

as navigator. now on duty at the torpedo
station at Newport.
May Arm Whaiebacks.
Captain Alexander McDougall of the
American Steel Barge Company at Du-
luth has received a telegram from Assist
ant Secretary Roosevelt of the navy de-
partment asking his opinion as to the
feasibility of converting whaleback steam
ers into vessels of war.
The captain says. however, that there is
not much probability of the government
taking any, as ii would require some time
to get many of the larger type through
the Welland canal
Captain McDougall says he has plan
now whereby he thinks he can attain
greater speed with the whaleback type,
which might make these vessels of use.
aside from defending a harbor. He suC-
gests a steel ram and two turrets as reQui-
site changes for war purposes.
Foreign Warships Needed.
Speaking of the possibility of the United
States obtaining naval vessels abroad.
John Platt of Thorpe, Plat & Co., of New
York. American representatives OF John
l. Thornycraft * Co. of Chswick Eng
land. one of the largest constructors of
torpedo boats and torpedo boat destroyers
in Great Britain. said: II have Just re-
turned from Washington and was assur-
ed that this government desires now more
than any other class of vessel a fleet of
torpedo boat destroyers, and. had it been
considered practical by the navy depart
ment TO have the boats built i'm England,
the Thornycraft company would have by
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-18
A Ma ghetto Island.

A most phenomenal island is that Of
Bornhohn, in the Baltic, belonging to
the kingdom of Denmark. 1t is IA
nous for its geological peculiarities.
consisting as it does almost entirely Of
magnetic, and its magnetic influence
is not only very we'll known to the
navigatOrs Of those waters. but also
much feared by them, on account Of
its influence on the magnetic needles,
which make the steering of a ship
correctly a matter of much difficulty.
In fact, this influence is felt even at a
distance of miles, and so palpably
that, on the island being sighted by
mariners on the Baltic, they at once
discontinue steering their course by
the needle, and turn, instead, to the
well-known lighthouses and other
holds to direct their craft Between
BOrnhOhn and the mainland there is
also bank of rock under water, which
is very dangerous to navigation, and
because of its being constantly sub
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-18
THE NAVY ISM FIGHTING TRIM

this time begun work several vessels
of the Thornycraft type for use here. Act
ing upon suggestions received in Wash
ington. however. 1 have consulted MEM
bers of three or four shipbuilding concerns
in this country relative to the quick con-
Struction of vessels of the Thornycraft
type. l have been assured by them that,
with the detailed working plans of the
vessels in their possession and under an
ordinary commercial contract-that is, a
contract free from all unnecessary red
tape-they could collectively complete. by
working night and day. a fleet of ten such
vessels within seven months. The repre-
sentative of one firm assured me that ii
could send out the first vessel within six
months. | am authorized by cable by the
Thornycraft company TO offer TO dispose
of complete plans of the Thornycraft YES
sci to this government at practically a
moments notice. The vessels are 20 feet
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-18
FARMS and CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

No 80 acres in Center township, 8
miles south OF Plymouth. 70 acres i'm
proved, 8 room house. barn 26x40, wagon
shed and corn cribs, q good orchard OF
all kinds OF fruits; price 1877 80.
No 80 acres in West township, 9
miles west Of Plymouth. 20 acres i'm
proved, balance In timber. House IL
nearly new. With rooms, outside cellar,
fair barn, two good orchards, all kinds
Of fruit Will trade for good residence
property in Plymouth.
No $50 acres in West township, ~
miles from Plymouth. 81 acres in cult.
walton, balance In timber, Q good house
and barn, . hne orchard, black walnut
and; price $500.
No 4E120 acres miles west Of Argos
DO acres improved, good house with 2
rooms, barn 22I50, other out buildings
and good orchard; will trade for smaller
farm and give long time on difference.
No 6-116 acres 81 miles from Don
sldsou. 79 acres improved, balance in
meadow and timber, fair house and
good barn, with other out buildings; will
ssll for 32l.50 per acre or trade for city
property.
No6-l00 acres 7 miles west OF Ply.
mouth. IS acres in cultivation. balance
in timber, mile from Donaldson: will
cell cheap or trade for business property
No 80 acres Al miles west Of Ply
mouth. 70 acres In cultivation, balance
in timber, good house and barn, good or
ehard and wind mill; will trade for 40
acre.
No8-l00 acres miles from Plymouth
With hne improvements, fruits OF all
kinds, heavy timber land; will sell cheap
il sold soon. Anyone wanting o farm
cheap can get it b. calling at once.
Nos-A $4,000 stock of general msr.
chapdise in village near Plymouth, do
ing a good business; will trade for ar
improved farm.
No. 10-A fine farm of 135 acres d
mile from Donelson, Ind. ~ miles from
Plymouth, with fine large house, two big
barns and all other outbuildings needed
on farm. with big orchard of all kindc
of fruits, wind mill, stone milk house, etc.
together with horses, cattle, hogs, poultry
implements and grain. Will sell cheap
1850 cash, balsnce on time to suit pur.
chaser or will trade for Chicago improved
property.
No. 11-50 acres on Michigan road be
tween Plymouth and Argos. Well i'm
proved. viii sell cheap or trade for
town property.
No. 1870 acres In w est township near
Donelson, with good improvements. Will
sell on terms to suit buyer. Cheap.
No. 1880 acres in Polk township near
school house. with good improvements.
Good and. Will trade for 120 acres and
pay cash difference. Must be within
or 4miles of Plymouth.
No. 14-21711 acres near Sligo In west
township. A good two-story house good
barn and other outbuildings. Will trsde
for smaller farm or town property.
No. l5-I have q new house on West
Caro- street, new barn, a corner lot; will
sell cheap and on monthly payments.
No. 16-k.. uss and two lots on Walnut
street near curt house and school. For
sale ut Q bargain il taken soon.
No. "A fine house near the new school
building on south side Of river. Will
trade for 40 60 or sc acre farm and an
sumo inoumbEanos from 81 900 to 81 800
Now ID your chance.