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The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-13
REAL ESTATE-FoR SALE

REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
~-~-~~~~~~~-~~-~~o~-~
AZ IMPROVED
sues new catalogue of houses for sale every
two weeks. Send or call.
w. A. BARNES CO., 30O-SO2 NICOLLET,
issue q rental bulletin and real estate list
every Monday. Call or send and get one.
REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGEs-
Whether you wish to buy or SELL call on FL
nance Co. of Minnesota, 62O Temple Court.
HOUSES, $1,000 TO 500, 900; MINNETONKA
property; acres, rents, loans, Insurance.; care
of property. Lewis W. Campbell. Dayton bldg.
HOUSES BUILT ON PAYMENTS; MONEY
loaned; no commission. Real estate bought
and sold. Sawyer & Betcher. 507 Phoenix.
WE BUY and sell city and Iarm property.
Mort. Loans. c. A. Quist Co.. 10s 4th st s.
$3.50, MODERN 9-ROOM HOUSE, AT 2o6
w 9th st: furnace, gas, city water, sewer,
stone walk, fine shade trees, barn; excellent
condition Apply H. B. Chamberlain, At
Minnesota Loan and Trust building.
FINE SUMMER HOME, AT FRONTENAC,
Mimi. overlooking miles of lake 'front.' with
five acres of ground. Address George H.
Dodge, Minneapolis, Mimi.
/ HAVE TWO FLAT PROPERTIES YIELD
ing about per cent net that 1 can sell on
advantageous terms one at $42, 800 and one at
$65, ,OOO w. w. Clark, 31S Nicollet
GOOD SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN
except furnace in Southeast Minneapolis;
only $1,000; monthly payments. Room 5, 313
Nicollet.
EIGHT ROOM, MODERN HOUSE AND LOT,
near 33d and Chicago av; bargain for cash.
VIM. H. Gibson, 420 Guaranty Loan building.
81, ,250-2421 1ST AV s, 14-ROOM HOUSE,
modern improvements; lot 47x125. This is a
bargain and put at this price for quick SALE
So, ,650ENew, eight-room, modern house, near
Stanley Hall; best Of locations. Franklin
Benner, 6O3 Phoenix building.
THE BEST BARGAINS IN SMALL HOMES
$3.50, $725 and $500; two and four blocks from
street cars; $50 down and monthly payments.
355 Temple Court.
A HOME PLACE-SHADE TREES, BOULE-
yard city water, seven rooms, corner lot, two
blocks from goth and Hennepin car; $1,000.
Buildings alone would cost $500. S55 Temple
Court
FOR SALES, 800, AN ATTRACTIVE HOME
in Merriam Park eight rooms; gas, water and
sewer; hardwood floors, porcelain bath tub,
washstand and kitchen sink; everything in
first class condition; good cellar and hne
garrett; no furnace but steel range with hot
water connections for bath and kitchen;
owner leaving city. Address M 800. journal.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE DIS
trict court of Hennepin county, the balance
of the real estate Of the Hennepin County
Catholic Building and Loan Association will
be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the
Wednesday, May 10, at 10 o'clock a. m. John
L. Smith, receiver.
s., 800 = EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, BARN,
large lot, city water sewer for Chicago prop
erty or farm land. J. Naistrom, 7O7 Sykes
block
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Minneapolis Thresher company. 226-s
Second street y, three-stOry and base
ment brick warehouse .................S $50, 900
II; G. Rouse, SS45 Fourth street n,
tIduS oaFn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
VIM Bonerding, I'll Thirty-first avenue
\. repairs .......................... 20
Ola Larson, SSS Chandler street Sc,
one-story frame dwelling ............. $50
Robert MCGOWAN, 1920 Second street
Ne, two-stOry veneer DWELLING. -. eOO
Mary L. Fish, 1922 Sheridan avenue n,
History frame dwelling ............ 300
Ole o. Moen, 15lS Sixth street S, one
story frame dwelling ..............-.... 700
Susan Frederick. sos Colfax avenue y,
frame addition ........................ 100
To+a1 IN
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Northwestern National bank to Philip
j. Riordan, in block SO, Town OF Min
neapONs .............. $40 Ot0
Nels Miller and wife to Anna and Oscar
Nadensten, part lot l, block $, Atwa-
ters addition .......................... 1850
Anna NJ kaehn and husband TO John
W. Young lots l and ,, block 8 J. c.
Beck addition .-.-..........-.-....... $40
VIM. B. Church and wife TO Joseph
Juettner part lots l and ,, block Il,
CObbs addition ....................... 800
K. H Omdah and wife to Johanna Lar
son, in section :. township III. range
. ...-...- ..-.-.....-...-..-...--,-.. 40
William E. Steele TO Philip j. Riordan,
IN block SO, Town of Minneapolis. S4S
Western Realty Company to Frank A.
Anderson, lot l, block y, Gales sub
OlNlslon ..--.------ .-------.---.....-... tSU
Elisabeth Olsen to John A. Beckman,
west half lot /, block Il, Murphys ad
ditlon, etc Observation-Disclosures. 5I9
John J. Linehan, ct al, 10 Johanna
Brett. lot 9. block II, Bottineau's sec
ond addition Observation-Disclosures. 325
Estelle P. Close and husband TO Henry
r Phelps and wife, lot p block %,
Washburn Park ....................... $50
George ". Yates, executor TO Ralph B.
Pelton, lots and Z, block 2, Nichols
& Saeger 5 addition ..-..-.-.--.--....- 1000
Mabelle c. Darrow TO August Hilbig, lot
Il, block Il, Bakers second addition. 1900
Robert P White TO Charles II. Higgs
lot 10, block 223, Hoag & Bells addi-
uOu ---..--.--.-- -l-..-.....-.......... Il 16, go
Lucille T. Wulling and husband to
George Hanson, lots 9, 10, II and r.
block :, Minnehaha Falls second addi-
uOn ............. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
Total 81 deeds sa9 g5O
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Denths.

Tilman. Charles T., 1903 Second street s.
May II, 35 years.
Pierce. Amos E., 1917 E Twenty-seventh
street May TO- "A years.
Hodges, Charles NJ, city hospital, so years
Carlson, Karl J.. S347 Third street S, May
10, years.
Tiseth, Ole O.. St. Barnabas hospital, May
9, 2s years.
Kolar, Annie, 1872 Seventh street S. May
Il, years.
Manner. Cornelia A, 1903 Harmon place.
May 10 49 years
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BUSINESS SPECIALS
BICYCLES

EXPERT BICYCLE REPAIRING. RE-EN-
ameling. tire work, coaster brakes, etc. VIII
call for and deliver. Phones, n. w, Main
1870 il; NJ. v. 1920. The Heath Quimby
Co.. 1O2 Hennepin av.
BICYCLE FOR SALE-TANDEM (COMBINA-
tom. first-class condition, cheap Owner
leaving city. Inquire 252l Central ay NE.
FOR SALE BY LADY LEAVING CITY, A
new high grade wheel, used only once. Call
after 6, 1927 Washington ay n, fiat 3.
CALL AT KENNEDY'S. 322 NICoLLET, AND
see that Crown wheel for $3.50.
FOR SALE-LADY'S SYRACUSE BICYCLE,
$40: also childs seat. cheap. 5lI Girard aY Y.
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STOVE REPAIRS

GREAT WESTERN STOVE REPAIR CO.,
S12 Hennepin -av. Telephone, main 161.
U. s. STOVE REPAIR CO., 246 4TH AV s.
Minneapolis Telephone 514-3.
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY


RENT OR SALE-Two cottages, Big island;
2 Birch Bluff. Campbell Pillsbury building.
TO RENT-LARGE NUMBER LAKE COT
tages at prices ranging from $50 to $500, for
rent by Jaeger & Torelle. $40 Blk. Commerce:
We TRANSACT A GENERAL REAL Es-
tate business, but make speciality OF Lake
Minnetonka cottages, lots and acres. Jaeger
& Torelie, 80 Bank of Commerce.
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"a REAL EsTATE- -ExcHANGR

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-LOTS ON
E Lake st near Sd ay, for Brooklyn or New
York suburban property. w 995, Journal.
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90 MEDICAL
OO>~N~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~-~~-~~~~O~~-~~~~O
LADIES-s5OO REWARD FOR A CASE OF
Suppression old DR.. Jacksons monthly regu-
lator fails to relieve in "a hours; positively
guaranteed no ergot or pills; many saved
from suicide ideal safe home treatment Mail
49, DR.. jackson, R. c. S12. 167 Dearborn st,
Chicago. Ill.
CANCER CURED
Without the knife or loss OF blood. Forty
wears experience; satisfaction guaranteed.
Write for book of testimonials or call on DE-.
Wheeler, Globe building, Minneapolis.
ELITE BATH PARLoRS, s2s HENNEPIN
av; porcelain tubs; massage, cabinet and
meoicated baths; experienced lady attendant.
MRS. DR. G. F. MCKAY, oSTEoPATHY,
room 10; will remove to new location about
May l.
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I0RUG MEG CARPET CLEANING


FINE RUGS MADE FROM OLD CARPETS.
We paw the in freight to out-of-town orders;
carpet cleaning, making over, laying best
work lowest rates. NATIONAL CARPET
AND RUG CLEANING CO., George D. Walk
er, prop. NicoIlet island. Both phones.
Our rugs. from old carpets are second to none
but orientals; quality of work brings more.
ECONOMY Rug Co.. los 9Th st S. Tel. S217 LII.
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MOVING

MOVING ISUl5.,-o,oo.o~
SAFES. BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHIN.
ery moved household goods moved ana
stored or packed for shipment by expert
hackers Boyd Transfer & Fuel Co., 46 Sd st
s. Telephone Main Sos, both companies.
CENTRAL FUEL AND TRANSFER COM
pany-Packing, moving and storage; expert
enced men; prompt service. Both phonss'
1908. II 4th st N
5yAMERONIs TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Furniture moved, stored, packed, shipped.
best facilities; largest and finest transfer
vans. ONCE 200 Mic. Tel. 1908: res. tel. 22S4-L.
BENZ BROS, transfer and storage; finest
vans and warerooms; goods moved by expe-
rienced men. III 9TH st n. Both IeIs: 20:
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$3.50, SIPS and $500; two and four blocks from
street cars; $50 down and monthly payments.
az TemDle Court
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INSTRUCTION

INSTRUCTION IN SPANISH BY A COMPE-
tent, successful native teacher; terms reason
able; special rates during summer months;
practical knowledge acquired by the natural
method For particulars address V s7s,
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t84E0o0.9c9o.9-9-e-e-g
LA MARIA

LA MARIA
IS PRODUCING COPPER MINE.
Owned by the American Exploration Company
of the United States and Mexico. Capital
81, 900 600; $40 par value shares. We can sell
only 5000 shares at So per share. First come
first served. This is bigger than Greene Con-
solidated, which in 1898 sold for S. $40 share,
now selling at $40. Get into a copper mine.
Charles F. Potter 6 Co., Investment brokers'
425 1st av N, Minneapolis, MINI.
COPPER CROWN OF ARIZONA
MINING COMPANY.
$1,000 81 shares going at 20 cents 81 a share;
S25 for 100 shares Copper Crown of Arizona
mines are forging ahead. Minneapolis and
Arizona men are crowding development. Send
for last report. Charles +. Potter g Co..
investment brokers' 425 1st av n.
FOR TEN DAYS
Will sell part of my mining stock as follows
10000 shares for 500; 5000 shares for 800;
$500 shares for $25; 1000 shares FOR $40; must
raise money quickly; an opportunity to make
a paying investment. Write NJ 9S7. journal!
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-13

A HOME PLACE-SHADE TREES, BOULE-
ward, city water, seven rooms, corner lot, two
blocks from goth and Hennepin car; 200.
buildings alone would cost $500. S55 Temple
COurt
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FOR SALE-$2, 800, AN ATTRACTIVE HOME
in Merriam Park eight rooms; gas, water and
sewer: hardwood floors, porcelain bath tub,
washstand and kitchen sink; everything in
first class condition; good cellar and fine
garrett; no furnace but steel range with hot
water connections for bath and kitchen;
owner leaving city Address NJ 990. journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-13

Sc, ,250-2421 1ST AV s, 14-ROOM HOUSE,
modern improvements; lot 47x125. This is a
bargain and put at this price for quick sale.
50, 65O-New, eight-room, modern house, near
Stanley Hall; best of locations. Franklin
Benner 603 Phoenix building.
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"a HORSES, CARRIAGES -W'T'D

WANTED-TO BUY A SHETLAND PONY.
Must be broken for saddle and harness; also
safe for children. 9S7. Journal.
NICE SINGLE DRIVER AND RIG IN
trade for tandem and cash. Call 2540 Dupont
av s. or eighth floor Edison building.
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Painters, paper hangers, kalsominers, white-
washers, do you need any brushes? Save
money by buying them here at your own
prices. Peoples Paint Store, 61O lst aV s.
REGISTERED DRUG CLERK, IN NORTH
Dakota. Address F. B. Leach, Thompson,
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90 HELP WANTED-FEMALE
OG-~-~--~-o~-~--~o---@- -|-c-c-~>--S - -
A GOOD COOK WANTED AT ONCE AT 171O
Cd av S; German preferred
PREPARE FOR PAYING EMPLOYMENT BY
attending the Minnesota School OF Business
81 Sd st S, disgonally opposite postof1ce.
YOUNG. LADY-FOR BUSINESS AND
shorthand education, third, second and nrst
grade certificates 20 to Archibald college,
Lake st, corner Stevens
GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEWoRk,
willing to go to Minnetonka; good wages.
1915 Columbus ay.
ANTED-EXPERIENCED DINING-ROOM
girls Windsor Hotel st. Paul, next month.
will pay $40 room and board for regular dining
girl. Will also pay extra big wages for
ten to work two weeks during eonVenuon- Ap-
ply now.
WANTED-YOUNG GIRL TO HELP CARE
for 2-year-old child and assist with light
housework PIG Emerson ay 5. Take Hen
nepin av car to 22o st.
GOOD SEWERS ON POWER MACHINES;
steady work. Robitshek. Frank & Heller. is
Sd st N.
WANTED-A CHAMBERMA1D. MUST
also be able to wait on table moons. Tre-
mont House. 400 9Th av s.
WANTED-NEAT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework in family of three; easy place.
1920 Nicollet av.
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWoRk;
three in family; no children. 1884 Chicago
av. first fat.
WANTED-A SECOND COOK. AT THE
Golden Star restaurant. ia Sd st s.
WANTED-STRONG GIRL, NOT OVER 16,
for general work ColIyer's Steam Laundry,
500 Sd st s.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, AT
1872 Sd av s. Call Monday evening or Tues
day afternoon
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BUSINESS CHANCES
O@NN~~
Continued.

YOUNG BUSINESS MAN WANTS TO IN
vest few thousand dollars together with SER
vices, in irst-class paying business; must be
gilt-edged. r 994. Journal.
FOR SALE-S2, 500, CLEAN GENERAL MER-
chandise. at so cents. Write to-day. Lock
box 16, Hurley. S. D.
LEARN ALL ABOUT THE NEW COUNTY
OF Gates, Wisconsin, by trial subscription
to The Journal, Ladysmith, Wis, two months
for five 2-cent stamps.
THE BEST ADVERTISING THE HERRICK
refrigerator gets is through its customers.
Sold at 7th and Hennepin.
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NOTICE

IA PERSONAL
Z $4,000
DIR. BERTHA SHEPARD. SPECIALIST DIS
eases of women and children. II stn 81 ..
Take Henneoin car.
REFRIGERATORS AND ICE BOXES RE-
paired and refined Tin and sheet iron work
of ali kinds. Stoves stored. Great Western
Stove Repair Co.. 3i2 Hennepin av. Tel. lSl.
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PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE DIS
trict court Of Hennepin county, the balance
of the real estate Of the Hennepin County
Catholic Building and Loan Association will
be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the
main entrance Of the courthouse on 4th st S,
Wednesday, May 10, at 10 o'clock a. m. John
7, Smith receiver
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ptece. imported Q few years ago. nsmsm-
Der Rosie B~oote-not because h was
exceptionally good. but because tbs play
was ~ unusually stupid. Things had be-
come almost uncomfortable when Louis
Bradheld sang Milford. SIR Smith and
Mis- Boote DANCED. She h recalled kindly
hereabouts for these Moments OF gayety
In a stretch Of sadne~-. hs,urning TO
London. abe was an original pretty maiden
in -Florodora.' Thence she emerged In
The Messenger Boy singing MAIZE
that delightful ditty. which should not be
permitted 10 go 10 waste here. Mis- boote
sang that she got there just the same.
and she did. She married the Marquis
Of Headfort and l. reported To have sa'd,
in a f~ace,ious outburst. you know. ] had
only one reason for marrying the Marquis
I wanted To become a pecr--s of the realm.
- that | could see King Edward crowned
-Florodora- graduates In this country
may no, find The Messenger Boy a step
ping ~stone-no, to the p-crage, nyway
but Il may he the first stride In Mr.. de Long :
progress Ia stage conspicuousness. Jndg-
ing bv the exc-llencv OF hi- performance
Agnes Wsyburn gets nv more opportunity
than she did In .Florodora.- vet IL better on
There she was the plsinest girl In the orig
nal %sextc;. which contained such famous
beautie- A. Marie Wilson. Daisy Green,
Waugh Tex-mith and Margaret Walker, In
The Messenger Boy Miss Wayburn takes
the beauty pnze Her face has not hanged
II is simply a matter Of comparison. IL v
doubtful whether 20 many ugly women
ave ever been gathered upon one New
yo,L s,ay. as are ia this ana at DAly's
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No TIPS ron CHIROPODISTS.
4 social Problem Thst On~ Woman Hs'
Not ~urc~ed~d In solving.

She had iu~i come from the -parlurs. .
A. their manages called the place, and had
aysil~i herself Of the treatment uf one 81
the s,an 81" was walking firmly. planting
her f~., IN tho ground A. II sh" had never
known ~hai u was To tread %gingcrly alnrg
Il suprso-. he's a. much entitled Ia a tNp
A. the girl that fixes my nails. III" SAID Ia
her ,~nmpanion. but cannot for tho ~.
~ me bring myself to tip a chiruIrii~i
I give the grl her quarter after she has
fixed nv nails Just a. regularly a. ! pay
10 cents a. tho desk But ! have never
W., tippci tho chiropodis' and II was only
a few months ago hat ! realized he -S-
pected II.
I thought he was very ~nlicitous after
he Mas through, asking how ] felt and -ay-
ing gooi-bv a. ! left his room but never
suspected that ~" wantet q foe. ~ had
never heard nf tipping ~chiropodists. After
want ! asked romcbody. who told the that
the-o men alw az exp-St to 10 tipT-si
4 could never decid. IN how mush Ia
give them. even u ~suir 81 ,o. " cpS'-
onl, - c-nt- for "A treat ment, and ] oruldn't
give him q tip IL IA" same sire, GA IN"
oihcr hand. I could not offer one Of tho-~
men 10 cents. ! think IN wait and let IN"
c~hiroppii-t'- tip iscoIne = little bit l-iter
-et'lcd before ll-gin.-
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.Ernani- and ..L'Eisire d'Amcre.' Minis.
Gadsld IL TO sing HdisHta< In les Huge
nots.' which she has not yet attempted here
although she has appeared IN the role IN
other cities; FIRTH schen will Dc demnle
Micasia and will also sing for the first time
Urtdno In Lee Hugenots.' which ls certain
10 be interesting. Emilio de march, the first
Of the tenors TO arrive. will sing the entire
Italian repertoire and has not vet esIifeu
TO sing In French lie viii Re heard firs,
Plancon h 10 rs sen Ia only one new part
and that will bc In la Gioconda Nine.
Ternina, who dos not come until the ue-
ginning OF the local season, and viii not
be heard on the c~ompany's travels u Va APP
pear for the first tins here In Ia 0ioconca
Thomas salignao will sing In la Boheme
for the fr-t time and also In 'LElisine
d'Amore' and --Manon. Albert Alvarez
will sing ,o,ello -L,Afhcaine; sal
to hear Reyrr's opeis withOu, tho presence
Of Albert Ssleza. II will In observed that
there " no mention In MI Grau'- plans OF
Ialo's lie Rot d'Ys.- which Il wa at one
timc Intended TO pryfuce during the coining
season.
The long trip of the troupe makes II clear
why such a large company b needed rwen-
ty-six cities In all are TO be visited on the
vin,er tour and ia many cascs two per
ornanCe will Ia given on the -anIe date
Thus the long list ot sopranos will not De
exc. ssise. The cities 10 b. visited are
Albany. Toronto. Montreal. Rochester,
Syracuse. Buffalo, Louisville. Nashville,
Memphis. Atlanta, Birmingham. New
Orleans. Houston. Los Angeles. a Fran
cisco. san Antonio. Austin, Dallas, Kansas
City. ~. Loui-. Indianapolis. Cincinnati,
Cleveland and New York. After the season
at the Metropolitan. the company Will
visit Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore. Chi
cago and Ptttshurg, returning here for the
final performance. This tour combined
with the New York season will make the
most extensive operate undertaking ever
ATTEMPTED here Most Of the perform
anccs ara already -Dd for a fined sum
80 there ~ no rick TO IN" mana grfn.rt IN
Volved. This il not. ~ cour~e, true uf a
Irunci-co uT any Of the citiee In which
a long engagement will he played, II IL "a
strong evidence Of tho present prosperity
Of the country that some Of N" smaller
cities hould H. able to ray for single per
formanc-- a. much A. s. On Tho tour
which the COMPANY mhde to the rsClhC
Coast ia-i v.aI lid not iuCiuir NEARLY ~
many cities a. are to ~ visited this year
and the amount Of trayUl involved was
much less. Nor was the financial out
coue of that trip ~ assured The numt-i
Of performances already guaranteed -
larger than any organization Of the ktnd
ever gave. The entire sirng OF cities
10 the Coast and back have practically
paid In advance for their tickets.
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Ms se> move In thu problem given last ~e.t hN pAr
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positions referred 10 In your letter.
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should r,seh THr SrS One on Thursday mornips
Of each seek.
Additional correct solutions N Nos lo<I. io4s
and SAnl,y'S end game study were received ifcn
HsnD :. knapp. N,s YORK 20 No. i0.s from Dwtg',
{ Redwood, Williamsburg Pa 70. Nos lol1 Ws
and Sta nley = endgsms STUDY from Edward II Thofns
PAN River, Man,
~ THIRD CORRESPONDENCE orRvE
Auhuf losibond. New York. ~ pors that BE- hs'
won two games from Bukoifef and Sherman. loSi o..
10 HlgeTs and submi;s on gam with Msthsw~cH
for sdludtcs ton. 4. 4. fOtd reports that h. won
one game from Stlnmeu. lost tao " SnAney anf
MacNee,y and submits one xsms wtih Nelct foi -
iudicauon. y 4. SmAllsy reports that be has W"s
all the games In his section
CHTSS AT RrPFAto
Appended IL an additional lection Of games ron
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