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The colored American., 1902-02-22

graph OF some prominent Afro A mar.
can each week. We have more than .
thous'nd subscriberswh are in arresr.
tor their subscriptions, some of wbona
have been notified number of timoa
We know personally that MANY "t
them are able to pay for the paper and u
that 1t is only through careIesspess ~
Procrsstln alton that their subscription.
have not come. The real friends Of tba
paper who want to see i, imnrovo
should not wait to be duuned bnt
should se'd in what they believe to he
due at once. ~ 10
The colored American., 1902-02-22

The statement gong around the pres,
that President Roosevelt is turning
colored men out of Office and appointo
ing white men in their stead ia without
foundation. The race has lost but two
place.. the Collector of the Port at
wilmington, N. G, and Postmaster at
Athens Ga, while it has been given
two new places by the appointment Of
Two colored magistrates at good saIar.
les in the District of Columbia. Rut
for the pernicious activity of a few col.
ored men the place at Wilmington. n
T., Woold not have been lost to the
race.
The colored American., 1902-02-22
MARPLoTs PURSUING A ERuITLEss QUEST.


There seems to be about two parties
in the United States who are oppos ng
the work being done through the lead
ershlp of Booker T. Washington at
Tuskegee. and these are Senator Ben
jamin Tillman of South Carolina and
he c0lOrsd editors Of a rather insight
cant sheet in the city of Boston. Per-
haps it might be we'll to remind these
BostoL young men thai they might as
well be attempting to tear down Hsr-
ward College as the Tuskegee Iostltute;
that they will have about as much in
fuence in attacking an institution that
has real estate, personal pr rrpertv and
endowment to the amount of $3.50, 90
as fly will have on the wheel of a
charlot. We are glad to note however,
through numerous lett rs receive d from
reputable citizens in Boston, that the
real B 'ston colored people have no
sympathy with the attacks made by
this papar and little confidence in the
editors. They have less patience with
people who graduate from colleges and
do nothing else but sit down and criti-
else those who are trying to do some
thing to upbuild the race. If the work
being done by Tuskegee is not If the
right character, these young men, who
begged for money from northern peo-
pie with which to put them selves
through college on the promise that
they were going into the South to
teach school, should leave Boston and
go into the South and start an institu-
ton that would do better work than
Tuskegee. The whole Negro race is
tired of men who seek to do nothing
but tear down something that someone
else has built mp. We note that these
Boston editors have nothing but praise
for every institution in the South
manned by wh te men, bu condemua.
tion tor the institution that is giving
to more colOred college
graduates than any other ins.itu ion in
the country We note that, for xem-
pie, this liltle Boston sheet never has
a word 10 say gainst the Hampt n
Institute, which is the father of indus.
trial training in this country. Ut di-
reefs all OF its criticism against an in
stitution that has been built 10 and is
now manned by colOred people. We
sh Du'd think that these little editors
would fulfill they made to those who
educated them in the North, and 90
South and teach school, or at least
would give the race the benefit of their
silence.
When we heard that a new paper
was to be started in BJston by gradu.
ates of New England colleges, We SUD-
phsed that we were going to have a pa.
per for once, published in Boston. that
w'ulo be so high in character that it
would reflect credit on th t city of cul.
.ure and wealth; but so far from this
being true, the j urpal sent out from
Boston represents the lowest type of
1arrowness and personal journalism
The nsrrownesa and prejudice of the
The colored American., 1902-02-22
SATURDAY. FEBRU ,RY %, 1902
a PROBLEM FOR NORTHERN SHTE MEN.

Speaker Henderson, it is said, is in
different to The Crumpacker bill, be.
cause the Negroes themselves appear
indifferent To their own welfare, and
are not flooding the Capitol mail with
voluminous resolutions, petitions and
literature 1t Ii true that we are tre.
suently too slotbful to stand up for cur
rights and sleep upon cur opportunities.
1t is true that we too often expect 10 sit
idly bv and allow white men TO do our
fighting for us. But. is this situsti"n
in which we have failed to indicate our
anxiety? We think not Our public
meetings have debated the Crumpack-
er bill from its inception. The Moody
OIm-te ad and Gibson rOpositiOus bave
all been carefully dis4ected and their
effects for, shadowed The Atro-A meri-
can Council has been particularly stren-
Gus in its efforts to array the race sllid-
ly for some feasible plan to preserve
our, franchise In the South The Coun
Gil is nov bring a suit before the Unit
ed States supreme Court to test the
constitutiOnality of class legislation in
several southern states Il sugg sts as
an alternate plan that if the 30. tn is
able TO sustain, before the courts It's
policy of wholesale disfranchisemeut
that it must surrender the power con-
farred by citizens who are denied the
suffrage. The South cannot eat its
cake and keep it. The Negro must be
given q chance or the SOuth should be
made TO suffer the penalty of (ongres
Eional reduction provided by the ] 4ih
Amendment The Negro is not iudIff
erent. he is very much ali e when it
is cafe to show his animation. The
Crumpacker b u is on the right track
and we urge lis passage by this Con-
gress. The bill lie not simply measure
for the benefit of the Negro.
Indeed, white men. of the North,
isn't it as much to your interest SIS to
ours that the superior rec of the white
southerners' vote to he reduced 10 a pari
ty with yours? Should you be compell'
ed to pr duce a republican M iority IN
the House bv hard fought and honest
methods, a.d have your n AaenCej jsoo-
The colored American., 1902-02-22

The columns of quite a number Of
republican newspapers edited by color.
cd men are teeming with abuse of
President Roosevelt and bis administra.
ton. These publications give utterance
TO all kinds of threats, but their editors
have not the courage of their convic'
tlons and when campaign time comes
along, they will all be in line, whoop.
ing it up for the G. o. P. because it
freed the Negro some thirty odd years
ago Mark our prediction.
The colored American., 1902-02-22

The Southern electorate is to be in
vestigated, The latest republican
caucus has decided that no measure so
drastic as the Crumpacker bill is feas'
lble without facts so facts are 10 be
sought. This is a step liz the direction
OF reform, and that is something. Judge
Crumpaeker is entitled to the credit Of
having the light turned on, and he is
persistent enough to find the truth.
Let US have the facts, and Congress
can then have no excuse for nop'
action.
The colored American., 1902-02-22

The readers of The Colored Ameri-
can are reminded that we are giving
them better paper each week, that it
is improving in every department and
that it is our aim to increase the mum.
Der OF pages with an occasional litho-
The colored American., 1902-02-22
cLevELAHD's BOLD, BAD MAN.

''It ia 8 sgua ing contest that is on
oct ween the New York Age and Col.
1rt American. They are endeavOrinR
to see which can ''gu b" the most over
PRECEDENT Roosevelt ard Booker T.
ashinRt II. For coz summate time
s-rvinK" -be~'s commend peoI J. y no
csr ke sucb q Is upon The profession
So jou nj sm, tn the Age and Ameri-
ca - CT a"d q z.te
The above clipping il rom q little
pateut back sheet which nobody reads
with profit, published IN Ohio's metrop-
oils by a Iettlfogger who some years
ago was as wisely as facetlously dubbed
"Haif-t rszy Smith Harry is also
the compOstr of an alleged musical
frenzy called '.Bs True Bright Eyes,"
which no one has D7en foolish enough
to try TO sing. Harry goes about terri
flying old ladies and little children and
and has thereby persuaded himself in-
to the belief that he is a roaring lion
"a bold. bad man But, in truth,
Harry deceives only himself. He is
really harmless. There isn a thing
to him, and he can only keep himself
in the public mind by barking fee.
like, at the heels of his towering com.
letitOrs
We have an excellent memory, 1t is
a msttsr of record that we took Harry's
long ago, We decided that
he wasn't in the heavyweight class,
and could not consent to fight him un.
til he had at least met and subdued q
few cheap ''spotes" of The Chicago
Broad xe or MartiCsburg Pioneer
Press caliber. We haven't changed
our opinion yet and we still de.
cline to do battle with him until he
makes himself reputation, so to
speak, We shall simply safety call
hands" by few remarks. If We choo e |
to admire President Roosevelt or Mr.. |
that is our concern.
FAIRY Smith is the champion single.
looted, back action, duplex'movement
kicker known to modern journalism.
He is never happy unless be is 'mad"
At 30 ebody or something He is in
on the wrong side and hence
always loses. He ran for office not
ong ago and was defeated, of course.
He fought Senator Han a and all his
friends. He fights John P. Green, one
't the smartest Afro a merican in Ohio. /
He has no lore for the resourceful Ar.
letts- He fights every successful Ne.
yrO in CleveiaDd-such men as Jere
Brown and w. a. Clifford. He is
lgainss George Myers and Ralph Ty.
er. and sueers scornfully at the Ham.
lton county leaders like Parham, Hill.
Monroe, Jscks)p, Harlan and Cope.
and. Now to be consistent, he is
caring his garments about President
Roosevelt and Booker I Washington,
wo OF the most remarkable and mag.
letic characters of this century. What
an Harry do but lose again? And
ct he essays to read The AmerIcao
nd the Age lesson in ethics. Great
cott
So much for the bold bad buccaneer
rom Cleveland by the lake This
The colored American., 1902-02-22

Edmund Deas is right. No lyncber
should be confirmed by req ublicsn
Senate for an Office under govern
ment whose laws he bas outraged,
Rooster might be ''turned down" cold.
The colored American., 1902-02-22

The Afro american Ledger of Bal
tlmore has been kittenish for a month
or two We h pc to get around to the
editor Mr. Murphy, and his little man
Bragg. when we have doue with few
others.
The colored American., 1902-02-22

The dissenting Negroes of III.
II 'mteA Vest Indies Islands hGrs
0ee'a brought to atnd+rrtond that t6s
american Negro is the most n-os
porous Negro on the earth. E;duco
tiO1l eolU d. the rrsk.
The colored American., 1902-02-22

We are ceasing 70 b, aoorrieF about
1iLlnaa'a. This abuse of tie progress
sive Negro as roIlying Southern de
cencr to the defense of human rights
and stife'stsg ths Northern back
bone.
The colored American., 1902-02-22

The Conservator and The Dallas
Express have ceased to pay tn ir week
ly visits TO this Office People who are
too thin skinned to stand blows should
not give them.
The colored American., 1902-02-22

Ii white stores, banks. hotels and
theaters do not want our patronage,
there is no constitutional prohibition
against establishing concerns of that
kind for ourselves.
The colored American., 1902-02-22

5up5crl pLlOnA may OS sent oy pOsCouOS
mousy order, express or by registered letter;
All ,.1sunnunicatlOns 30 fOr puDlcaLlon snouIo
~ aceom named with the name Of the writer
not nscsssarily Tor Publication, but az guar
AI.se OT good faith.
We. solicit news, CONTRIBUTORS opInlons
and IN fact all matters affecting the race
We Siu not pay for matter, however, unless
n in ordered by Us, all matter intended for
publication must reacn ibis oncS Dy W9OnSS-
day Of saen week to insure insertion In the
Sa- Agents are wantsd svsrywnsrs. send
or Instructions.
The colored American., 1902-02-22

Tie sympathy OF the country is
s0ith President and Mrs. Roosevelt in
the illness of q stag Theodore.
The colored American., 1902-02-22

Let us have Negro commission er
general for the Negro Exhibit al st.
Louis at once.
The colored American., 1902-02-22
editors is shown in practically every
thing that appears in the paper.

Some fe6er"I officers 'oiW be re-
appointed Most of them qciH be dis.
appointed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26

wAshinEton Star: mole Hiram. from
COrn Center. had attended his arst bursss-
que show and he was duly impressed
I Epose. Hsnry~ be SAFE. ~thoughttuuF
70 his son. that we've been Frogrsssin' al
these years. but. by gum We ANT 50 far
along As ] thought We AS
How DO you mean" asked Helry.
~WE-EM." replied Cnae Hiram. as lie
thought q the SoEtuDsL ! edn't really
EP0ss there vas anybody EFtu' Who hadn't
sot farther away from TIE GErasa q Essz
ides than rhsn here EElE hAs that Ne EEE
lAEt A.hLS
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
PIANOS.

FECULIARTTIEs As you find them when
OF PLANO you starr cut 10 buy al
PRICES insuumen5-Thers seems
10 be 50 many grades,
and 50 many kinds and SO many stores
and 50 many statesmen The pianos al
look good and seem 10 sound most q
them ETeefer than the last one shown 70
You Each salesman becomes more az
fable as he describes 10 you why his piano
IL better than The other one and why be
wants EH 70 EI more for u than YOU
care 10 pay. and q you are S~nrapIureo
with his elouuEnce Eog VII soon make
The starlltng discovery that the pieces Of
material that compose this one particular
instrument are Of such rare % qualities
hat no other manufacturer could quite
produce fus equal But If. by chance, yuu
could be trEuspused from a prospective
purchaser into q visitor al the factory,
you would d the men wbo were putting
IN ten hours per cag making these same
instruments usually take from the same
pie he material ont Of which nearly al
Of them are MADE You are not IMPOSE
10 know this-it is 6 trade secret
The WALTER price ~piAno-alwaEs S&b
everywhere.
Absolute protection 10 the purchaser. Book
Jet free Agents wanted
We sell Tor cash, monthly O. s. weekly
payments.
7. r WALTER
Harvey Cor. &E California St. Omaha
IS So
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26


A BEAUTIFUL ONE
Elegant nine-roon house n the cream q
the Upper Farnam residence district;
new and modern. Handsomely finished.
artistic interior. MY $500; ONLY naG3
cash balance easy. Tel I6 about this
Al once
HANDSOME COTTAGE HOME
New modern up-lo-da1e house, : rooms.
near S5th and FarnGus q perfect gem
Of q home, 1ur A,zaA.
BARGAINS IN PM LOTS.
Corner S4th and Dodge, pavement or both
streets paid u IN fun. onlV S2.4Dh
Fine lot near 18th and FErnam, one Of
the finest locations IN Omaha. for E.g7S.
Handsome corner 18th Ave. and Dodge.
large lot, paving al paid for. E,5Bh
Nice lot End. near FErusn- only two
blocks from FErnAm street motor line.
E75A.
BARGAIN IN FARNAM STREET LOT.
y feet on near 10Th G,5aM-
CHEAP GARDEN LAND.
Twenty acres, smooth level land. beauti-
fully located just west OF city, near ma
csosmized street fer quick sale, only
FINE sARPT COUNTY FARM.
Fine sD-Rcre farm near Gretna al smooth
upland, vel improved. ss.0A.
CHOICE GRAIN AND ALFALFA FARM
ea0 acres ia ire GreRr AlfslfE Relt az ire
Famous Platte Valley 500 acres IN cul-
uFRtont good buildings, 1850 an acre.
HICKS REAL STATE Co.
SS Board Of Trade Bldg.
RE-S& -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26

A PhIlAdslphiE mother recently went call
ing. accompanied by her 5-yeAr-old boy.
Being 4 pretty child Of the Fsuntlsroy
type. more than one Of the women she
visited said complimentary things concern
ing him. all Of which he took with dne
modesty. Before the afternoon ended how
ever. he revealed his ideas Of maternal
pride One OF the women said 5okingly. but
with a serious face My little man, !
think IN Just keep you here with ne. I
have no little boy Of my owl Do you
think y1ur mother viii ssll you 10 me-"
Ne. nA'En" he replied. promptly -Eou
dor'tg" she asked In affected surprise.
why, don't you think ] have money enough
to buy you" 1t isn't that" he answered
politely, but there are five Of Is y0u see.
ana she Eeuld not care 70 break the set"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
PRArTLE OF THE YOUNGSTERS.

GrAndpa-wiHis. Why Go you study gram
mar"
winie-So I can laugh when people make
mistRksE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26

Dorothy-SEy. auntie, is religion
thing 10 wear Aunt Julis-Ny dear. why
do you ask such foolish questions Doro-
thy-CEuse papa said you used your religion
for q cloak.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
MI D1CAI-

TAPE WORM REMOVED FREE OF
CHAEGE-HsEd and all ccupleie, no
sickness no fasting no expense what
ever The ms1cne tsuucners are
free o. thuse knowing themselves 70 BE
uuuhlef with tEpe worn Nc matter hCw
Ecunr the bahs O. huw old TIE adult may
be. this medicine j. fast As harmless a.
crackers and milk and the only treatment
n the world that GislpdEes the bead every
time. Never fails over fits removed ID
Omaha ~ this treatment Gone and get
their addresses and call On ths- and be
convinced 10 not come hrter this meoi-
cine as an experiment IL II unlg Elren
free q charge 10 those that positively
know they have tape worn Cal a. unce
end hiring this notice with Tuu d. !. Il
-1l-sg
wANTEp-If you have rheunausn write
70 Us and We wIu let yoU know al about
our remedy w cure In al
forms and u costs you nothing IN cured
-Mzs u
SISTERS N DESPAIR Ia a suppress
sion. uitd many remedies fakes and
EnBres. without rehef Write and ] VII
Erud the remeSy which gave me relief
Mrs Amanda Green rs STATE ST. CHI
CBgO.
DR. W. HUTCHINSON. specialist Of
women and children; 81 years PRACTICE
once. G3E Cunning Residence telsphooA,
F-g7s1; C6ce. B-2s3k
Chicbests-s English PenuYroyAl
PITS are the best. safe. rel1shls- Take %
other. send C, stamps, Tor particulars
Belief toI Ladies in lstter q retIT5
Chemical Co, Philadelphia Pa
use our armies remedy for DE-
lRyed or suppressed msnsrruAuons i can
net fail. urial free Paris Chemical Co.
Milwaukee, Wis
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26

A mother was calling the Ettsntion q
her small son 10 The mO5n. which was 70
be clearly seen IN the early afternoon
Why, yOu can't see the moon IN the
daytime" he insisted
on yes. you can There Il IL over the
trees" said mamma
me little boy looked up \ finally saw
n. but he said;
sTEint lighted yet, EnyhuW-"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26

She was one of those little bright girls
who love TO entertain their big sisters
bsEuL
Sisters going 70 give ne ; osutE." she
said.
-As that Bog- vsntured the young man
Sisters real good 70 yuu. isn't She"
-Oh. but Il is 70 pay ne she said - ]
wouldn't tell you what 4 bad word she sEia
when she saw you Gaming she'd give ne II
So ] amt A-EUing TO. No. stree"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26

Teacbsr-ABd the tWsnty-hrEt o. Deem
Der is the shortest day q the year, is II
nots
Tummy-Sunerines-
TsEcber-Only sometimes.
Touny-Tesn When i1E 3 halliday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
FARM BARGAINS.

SARPT CO. near LsPlatts, q fine 1se-hcre
bottom farm. fine soil. - acres c~ulrrateas
balance hns pasture, lMFh0NEAkNLS
less than 2 years old and cost about sou.
consist new 7-roun house. horse and In
plemsu4 barn 4E5Z. cattle barn 82r6a, hog
house 2oLg1. chicken house ElZl2 with con
iaturs. hr5ck foundations. finely painted
farm al fenced. cruss-fenced- hog lot
with alfalfa pasture. and IN fact an IDEAL
Ttzce- II is q SNAP. Possession any CAY
Prfce- 80 Der acre. subject 10 SaNN al >
per cent which can run
EACNDEES CO. ~ acres Just III mles
north q Wsho on main road, EbpEt y
dns bottom land with runuinE water. bad
aDoe gently rolling a. slogi7g 70 TIE
east. good fine sol. plenty q hay land,
some pasture CT can al be broken; in
Vrovsmsnfs are moderate an fenced, and
ever 800 head Of cattle nov being fed on
The place. This Is 2 hns farm Price, SIS
an acre.
asB acres. Il mile from this. al rolling
uplEnd- No improvements but fenced. al
n blue stem hay. This we offer Al $3.50
Per acre and 81 Is q decided bargain
These two tracts are going 10 be sold
very soul and Tnn should tnvesugste
MERRIcK co. 600 acres ? miles from
level bottom land tine stream runs
through pasture. ali good. fine black soil,
very productive ~ acres clover n red
top meadow, fine pasture. balance cult
waited. 81 acres fenced hog tight. 20 acres
pig hight. Eood +Wire galvanized wire
fence al around T-roum house, barns. etc.
Tfis is . fine farm sss.5o per acre
sal-acre fine improved stock and grain
farm IN PIERCE CO. SG& per acre A
bargain
30 acres very hns improved farm between
P1erue ana Randolph. in PIERCE CO. a
big esrgsfn e. SIS gsr acre
RANCH list
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26

-CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
q Quincy Railwsy-Ths
N~Tt3frHff6r Burlington Routs-T1ckst
HlullllfAluIN Once. a5az FArnam Street
Tslephone 25A. Depot,
tfTTIbfs Tenth and Mason Strestk
IlIlt1M Telephone ia
- Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago spe-
ciAl 9-e an All 90 pm
Chicago FesEeuled Ex-H s'B rD a gH an
Chicago Local Express a $50 am 3 45E pm
Chicago Limited --------E k.5 pm
Fast Nal ..--...----- 2;g pm
d Daily
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26

Johnuy-MAmmA. should we pray for other
.psoples
Mothsr-CertAinly. Johnny
Johnny-Well, then. can't you say NJ
prayers for me AFTER this:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
ron R~EST-HOUsEs

Henri e Parne srarlay =. Bostuick
PAINE BuETMlCk CO.
81 modern. good barn. SO. && D9Wer Ave
81 strictly modern nEw h1upe tn BEDis
pax E4 Lincoln Blvd
81 with bath gas and barn close ~ VII
put in good repair, Els California
81 hath and gas. very close A. reoucea 70
n. city watsT. etc. SIS. SIS PopPletun Ave
81. AL MODERN. INST PIT IL 1nH shape,
~ 81 PupplstCn Ave
or, city Tstsr. Eood house. close in 81;
III California
s-r- choice house. city water. city water in
side. with hue harm E5. Em Grant
81. Cfv water. Sc. EZ Davenport
Gr. CITY water INSIDE good cellar, bArn,
reduced 10 E2ah- no =. SIN s.
81. delightful cottage hE1h ana Gas, re-
duced 70 SIS. 81 8 Eth Ave
81. city water. Ee. 8uR FInkney
ST.. city water. s. SO = So St
81 city water. e1c. sc. 10 = 1th 81
81. CITY water. good cellar. a. nice repair,
only s.. 9ak e 1k1h 81
Good 81 modern house In north psrt e
CITY only S&A
81. rat good warn city water and clossi
INSIDE. Eb; close in
Two b-r. cottages close in at 81 apiece
PAYNE BoSTWlCk d Co.
Leading Rental Agents.
s1-2 y. Y Life Bias Phone Iuk
n--n *
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26

~ UNION PACIFIc-.THE
~ Overland Route -Gsnsral Of
HtEA nces. y 2 Garner Ninth Fnd
N FEruEm srreetE- CITY TdgEzf
4E Ones. LE4 FErnEm ST TEE
w Sh5Rs % PsP9I Team ana
Leave Arrive
TIE Overland Linited--E f.43 an ais pu
The Ch3csEo-PortlEnc
Special .---..-----.---E E5N an a IN IN
The FaEt MzIl-----.-E GH an a as pm
The Nal and EEpraEE- AIN an q E-aB an
me Colorado Specials T-1e am q G-41 an
Lnccin. Beatrice and
srr0msburg EEpreaE.--b tcns pm bE& pm
The PaCinc Express A2 pu
TIE Atlantic ENpresE-- IN An
Grand Island Local---h $40 I'm bfE -
Daily = Daily except Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
VACANT.

80 for 62x1A on Sherman Ave, near 10th
rup. all Paving paid SNAP. sGaL
uu1 for HE1HA on sd and Hamilton. On
car line. facing three streets
EgN fer VerT 1ne S-foct lot On top The
hil near Yates residence
&Wn Tor fine double corner. Ex1H, IN West
Fr--nn Nterrdr- Y
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26

FOB EALE-MO6eTl cot-Ege nearly new
Hanson Pace 1re plumbing hot Watsr
heat far lot permknel2 WEk paved
street EWnEr wishes 20 cave and vii
sell Ter E5a y H Sherwood. aE y. u.
Lfe Rho1s "a RE-sR n
-OKNER old mast SCI uortEAEe Vera Ca.
Arus 10 uloG Box ~ fark Nsb
RE
ROR SALE - aunes vel Improved farm
nerEn Ent 4 kalf mIeE frun Omaha posi-
rBoa Wen adap1ec and located for 4
1Alrys c1ly "a per ECrei vel worth Esf
~ acre see me- quick CAL ur address
Cd ~ Hsroe. AIS Decatur ~
EaESs oherL Sc me- before you by
EE-SG ~