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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-27
CHICAGO BLAST
FURNACE EXPLODES

Chicago. Sept. 27.-Blast furnace No.
8 at the plant Of the Illinois Steel
work at South Chicago exploded late
last night with a detonation which
startled people from their beds, broke
windows In all parts OF the town and
caused report that the vicinity had
been shaken by an earthquake.
The company, which maintains a
private hospital within the walls
which inciose the plant. withheld the
amount Of damage and the number 81
injured. Soon after the explosion the
gates were beseiged by relatives Of
employees frantically seeking infornaa-
ton. It was announced that no one
had been killed.
The explosion was said to have been
caused by what 10 known as a Slip
cold water leaking through the furnace
and coming In contact with the hot
metal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-27
SAYS GIRL SHOT SELF


That little Mildred Reis shot her.
self az the Hadland home. was the
statement made today BY q. ID. Had !
land, brother Of the little girl who il
said to have done the shooting. There
was no one In the room beside the two
little girls. but Mr.. Hadland says that
his sister knows that revolver ID
dangerous, that she never touches one
and that she says that the other lit
ie Girl picked up the revolver and ae-
cldentally nhot hareele
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-27
Big CASE
IS CLOSED
Short Talks This Afternoon by
Opposing Counsel
BRILLIANT TALK
SPLENDID EFFORT BY ATTORNEY
FOR PLAINTIFF THIS MORNING
PREFERRED TO COUNCIL MEET
iNcs As STAR CHAMBER sEs-
sIoNs.p
UNDER AMUSEMENT.

This afternoon at 2:45 the in
junction suit against the building
Of Fargo's new filtration plant was
ended. Judge Pollock of the dis
trtct court took the matter under
advisement and will give his de-
cision later.
Judge Young made the closing
argument on the appeal OF the
higher law. After citing COMPARE
sons between the plans OF Mr..
Kennedy and OF the city engineer
ridiculing the argument put up by
the counsel for the plaintiff this
morning. he turned to hts higher
law plea.
The counseI made light OF the
appeal to the higher law" said he.
Has he attempted to meet the
question that this court has dis
erection?
The court is under OBLIGATIONS
to waive the interests OF Mr.. Price
and consult the interests OF the
people. This Is not court where
Shylock gets his pound Of flesh. but
a court OF equity
Attorney Stambaugh did not
take up his fifteen minutes in the
time allotted to him this after
noon, although Mr.. Young over
stepped his time. Mr.. StambauRh
made few brief remarks about
certain points in the case, calling
the courts attention to some facts
that he wished the court to bear
IN mind In making its decision.
lie offered to give very little arr
gument.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-27
CLERKS STRIKE
DESPITE ORDERS
TO RESTRAIN THEM

Memphis, Tenn. Sept H.--with
practically every railroad clerk en-
ployed by the Illinois Central south Of
the Ohio river out on strike and REIN
forced by more than 200 shopmen at
Memphis it was declared this noon
that general strike order affecting
other union crafts was predicted at
any moment.
The officers or the local shopmen's
organization declined to say by what
authority they went out Monday. fol-
lowing the strike of $50 clerks. When
shown q dispatch from Chicago saying
that their action was unauthorized by
higher officials Of their union. local
leaders among the shopmen refused to
discuss the strike further.
Entire Force Out.
Cairo, Ill, Sept. 27.-The entire
force Of freight and yard clerks In the
employ OF the Illinois Central railroad
here struck this morning.
Orders Stopping Strike.
Davenport, Ia, Sept. Telegraph
&c OrderE restraining WOIhHAch vi FaI-
ious trades on the Illinois Central and
other Hartman lines from going on
strike today were sent out from Dav-
export this morning by authority of
the international presidents.
According to President O'Connell OF
the machinists' union. no strike yet
has been ordered and will not be until
after conference between the inter-
national presidents and the Hartman
officials.
1t Is understood that various locals
on the Hartman lines anticipated tine
strike order and began to walk out
last night.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-27
CROWDS EAGER
TO SEE PRESIDENT

Topeka, Kass Sept. President
TAFT spent six hours and half in
Topeka today beginning his third day
In Kansas The presidents train
reached Topeka at 5 a. M. but he
was not asked to rise until an hour
later although hundreds of curious
people crowded about his private car
even at that hour AT Z e. m the
president and his party were driven la
automobiles to the club for break
fast and later dedicated the soldiers
tiagpole at Washburn college The
rest OF the programme here included
parade, the laying Of a corner stone
of d soldiers memorial building and
an address
From Topeka the president travels
to Atchison and Leavenworth, the only
other stops he makes today.
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AFTER
Fight TO DEFEND
HIS negro SONS

Dumas, Ark. Sept. s7.--Breaking
into the county jail here and over
towering the officers in charge. mob
Of 100 took Charles Malpass. sr., a
white man. to q water tank and
lynched him today.
The lynching followed a battle late
yesterday at the home OF Malpass In
which Sheriff w. D. Preston, Deputy
Sheriff Barney Stishl and the two
mullato sons OF Malpass were killed
and Malpass wounded.
The officers had gone to the Malpass
home to arrest the two sons. The wife
of Charles Malpass, ST., a negress. and
Malpass' younger son, young mulat
10. escaped from the house during the
dght. The authorities say there was
Intense feeling against the Malpass
family because Malpass had married
q negress.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-27
|BEATTIE JURORS
REFUSE TO sign

Richmond, Va. Sept. 27s--An effort
is being made to obtain communication
Of the death sentence imposed upon
Henry Clay BeaItie, ir, for the MUIR
der OF his wife on the Midlothian turn
pike on the night Of July is, II the APP
peal to the supreme court for a new
trial should not be successful.
1t Is said that several Of the Jurors
who tried and convicted Beattie have
been approached with a view to their
signatures on the petition for connmu-
tation, but that all refused.
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Kansas CITY, MO-. Sept. 2T.--'Fertil-
izing with brains" was the suggestion
for more productivity in farms. made
by w. J. MCGEE. Of the bureau Of soils
Of the department OF agriculture. be-
fore the national conservation con-
gress, today.
During the ten years ending In
1910" he said, "the farm area increas
ed only Az per cent, while the acre
value of farm lands. Increased 1857
per cent, and the aggregate value no
less than 117.4 per cent. This in
crease ii connected with the high cost
Continued on Page Seven.
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TERRIER STEALS
MISTRESS JEWELS

washington, Sept. 1Ts--Diamonds al-
legged to be worth $4,000 were SNUG
gIed out Of the home OF It's mistress.
Mrs. Robert l. Miller, yesterday, By
her little fox terrier. Last night Mrs.
Miller discovered that the chamois
bag containing the gems had disap-
peared from her bed. where she had
kept 1t for safety
Distracted appeal To the police was
made. Search resulted In discovering
the gems III the yard. where the ter
rier had scattered them. All but two
Or three of the Jewels were recovered
and 1t was thought that further search
would reveal thoss still missing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-27
WILL PROBE
HIGH COST
Admitted That Farmer Is Not
Getting His Share
GOVERNMENT MAY TAKEHAND
OFFICIALS OF DEPARTMENT. OF
AGRICULTURAL PLANNING TO
INACCURATE A SEARCHING IN.
vEsTIcATloN-MUsT BE KEPT
FREE FROM POLITICS.


washington. D. g., Sept. 27--The lat
est investigation proposed looks to as
certaining what is the cause OF the
high cost OF living 1t Is understood
that officials OF the department OF agri-
culture are seriously considering the
desirability Of instttuting general and
sweeping investigation for the purpose.
Such an inquiry would be very popular
and might result = great good. While
prices might not be materially reduced
on account of it, the investigators could
by one means or another learn who is
getting the benefit OF the high prices.
BY common consent 1t is admitted
that the average farmer is not getting
his share Of the high prices. He is re-
ceiving higher prices now than form
erly on many products, but not in pro-
Continued on Page Six.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-27
TURKS and
ITALIANS
MAY CLASH
Looks Like a War BE- 'en
European Nations =
-~ z
Possible Massacre Of European
Is Feared
Italy Has Warship Ready to
Occupy Tripoli

London. Sept. 27.--A news dispatch
from Paris. today. says that Italy has
sent an ultimatum to Turkey, saying
that the latter must agree to Italian
occupation Of Tripoli and that unless a
reply is received by tomorrow Italy will
Immediately proceed with the threat
ened occupation.
Europeans Leaving.
Tripoli,, Sept. 27.-Ths uneasiness
Of the European residents here in
rreases through apprehensions of ma
tive demonstrations. The French
steamer, sailing yesterday. took aboard
many Europeans for Tunis, but was
compelled to refuse others who sought
passage because OF lack OF accommo-
dations for them.
Malta, Sept. 27.--A private dispatch
from Tripoli. today, says that an Ital-
Ian warship with an expeditionary
force, are lying twenty miles off Trip
oil and that there is panic among the
Italian residents there, as 1t is feared
the landing OF troops would be q signal
for the massacre Of Europeans.
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The case OF w. j. Price against the
city and James Kennedy closed thls
afternoon after over weeks litiga-
ton. A. w. Fowler. one of the coun-
sells for the defense closed his argu-
ment this morning. shortly before
noon. and Attorneys Young ana
stambaugh. leading counsels for tina
defendants and plaintiff wanted TO say
a few more words regarding the case.
The court gave them fifteen minutes
each this afternoon to state their ar
guments.
The talk OF Mr.. Fowler was d Ans
Continued on Page Ten.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-27
JOHNSON WELLS
Fight STOPPED

London. Sept. a7.-Ths court today
granted the application of the District
Railway Co. ground landlord o. Earl's
courts. for az Injunction against TIE
lesees of the building 10 stop the pro-
posed Johnson Wells fght. subject IL
damages II the decision II reversed
on trial.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-27
GERMANY
ACCEPTS
Moroccan Trouble VIII Soon
be Of Past

Paris. sept. fisherman minis
ter OF foreign affairs. Herr Won
Kiderlen Waechter, received the
French ambassador to Germany,
M. Cambon, at the foreign at
fairs office In Berlin at noon to-
day and informed him that Ger
many accepted the latest French
proposals concerning Morocco.
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and owing to the poor light 10 not
clear In detail.
The picture was taken by Ger
man newspaper man who managed to
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-27

Salt Lake City. Utah, sept. 27.-This
is the first picture ever taken of the
altar and was secured under most UNI
usual circumstances 1t Is an en-
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Continued on Page Seven.
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Generally fair tonight and Thursda,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-01
DEEDS FILED
In the Office Of the Clerk Q
the County to Be
Recorded.

FloPeed window to Thomas L
Nutter. / lot. Raymond Heights
DaylsIHornor Company to ciarc
Il. Queen, 1 lot, Grass9lf.
Clara L. Queen to payis-GIorno'
Company, 1 lot, Grasselli.
Flora NJ. Schultz to, Joseph c
Schultz, / lot, Adamston.
Howard j. Mitchell to N. v. Ma
taeny. i lot, Stealey Heights.
JF. Rightmtre to M.nter ]. and
"A. ]. Holden, lots, Clark district,
Fair Grounds Improvement Com
pany to j. w. Fletcher, 2 lots, Clark
district.
William r. Rucls to Margaret Old
ham. l lot. stealey Heights.
V. L. Highland to- Mamie r.
Love. I lot. Clay district.
Amanda E. HinlI1e to George n.
and NJ. E. Smith, 7.19 acres, s!mp-
son district.
clara L. queen to T. J. Wolfe. /
lot, Grasselli
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CONFIRMED
By the Senate Are the Noni
nations of Harwood
and Winter.

WASHINGTON D. c., May Il
The Senate has ,eeuErmed thi
nomination OF E. o. HARDWOOD to b
postmaster AGooreAeld He wa
recommended f0F the place by for
mer Senators Scott and Slkins ans
was opposed by fOrmeF Congressman
sturg:ss, who recomm eGded the ap
pointment OF b NJ Locke. Tho
nomination was confirmed withou
opposftfon- z..sssssSss
The Senate also confirmed tn"
nomination of Albert 8. Winter tt
be postmaster at Moundsville. He
had no opposition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-01
FIRST GAME
OF Baseball This Season is
Played by Teams at
Lumberport.

LUN1RBRPORT, May The first
baseball game Of the season was
played here Saturday between a
strong aggregation from Enterprise,
and the local team. The score was
18 to in favor of the home team.
owing to lack of practice, the game
was loose one; generally apeakipg.
yet at the same time 1t was quite
interesting.
"A special feature of The game
was the pitching Of Cross for the To-
Gals. with q smile that simply
would not come oft he played. the
game to the limit w:aning easily.
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REGULARS
Defeat of Yanegans in Prac-
tice Game at Union
Park.

In a practice game at Union park
Sunday the ,Clarksburg regulars de-
feated the Yanigans. The Regulars
won in the ninth on an error by
skidmore. The feature OF the game
was the pitching OF Danley and the
all around work OF the Yanigans.
The season will open next Sunday
with Fairmont. at Union Park.
Hunt. OF. last years West Virginia
league, will pitch for Fairmont.
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IA1E
oIll lleflt 81 tie est X
giH ss6cf
alton Al den lark

Nay L.
The sixteenth annual tournament q
targets o. thS west girsinih StHtts
sport ans Association. viii BE held
on the grounds Of the Faden RnrE
shooting Club. at I9aden ark, Mas.
Gnd IS The regular program vii.
eonsist of ten eVents ~ ftaen tarset
each. daily. with one o. tvso speola5
events each DAY.
= The tVFo-rnan team Felce at AFentJS
Hhve targets 70 each man will be hex
Immediately after the noon interInls'
SION on Monday and the trophy in tllh
event Is a beautiful silver I1vtng cup
which was donated someyearsa ago b.
the Peters cartridge Company and =
now held By shawl and Phellis. o.
Huntington W. va
preparation Is being made for 1Of
shooters In this big shoot ana fun.
May 90, and the trophy IN this even
that many are expected TO attend.
The individual ates-eaampionsh
race will be held Immediately follow,
ing the noon interanission Tuesday
is solid silver water nI6cher. nogf
held by John Phillips. OF Fairnont, VT
va. The permanent possession OF thi
trophy viii be shot for this year be,
tween the three men who each have
win on IT.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-01
MARRIAGE BIoBNsRs.

Marriage licenses have been Is
sued, to Robert d. ShaWlran and Hat
tie NJ. Beaver and william w. RIM
and F'Iossie B. Gump.
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NOTICE
IN persons chat have had s rs

All persons that have had bia7tie
LETT for assessment must call st the
ASSESSORS Office or mail them ~ pe4f
erly sworn to together with
capitation tax, a. the law Tfo
that any one falling to make
OF their property that the
shall double the asses mon
previous year.
ERN EST. 4 PIee4
Assessor Harrison zo5iE
once HoRman Hail Court 81.
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$500 REWARD.

For the arrest and conviction of the
person who stole an Oliver Type
writer from my Office on the night OF
the 9th of April. DR.. H. V. Warner.
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lIonaay. May l. 1911.
y T.. 3 & B =! 8
thousands Of
towels

We say, and without hesttancy, tins
you'll not get equal Towel value
matter how long you wait or wheT
you look. and well prove IT with tn
Towels.
100 dozen. 1900 Towels-all Line'
Crash-good heavy weight, and yer.
Observation-Disclosures ready for use-1
oy IS inches, I21kc each.
200 dozen, 400 Towels-heavy 4
linen HuclS@heIad ends just tn
Towels for practical every day use
l5c each.
100 dozen. 1900 Towels Hucl5 WI
Damask border - all Linen. and yer
est Towels we have, but quality rattle
than. size, .25c each,
Hemstftcbt Birdeye Towels - of
hnish-ready for use-22 by 40 inche
every housekeepeg viii know thei
value. 35c. 49,
Hemstftcht DamaslS Border Hue!
Towels 80 by 80 inches, 40c each.
Hemstitcht Damask Huck Towel:
with plain cartouch for embroiderine
soc each.
so dozen lot Irish Hand Embroi6
cred Scallopt individual or CUES
Towels-Huck OF BirdseYe Linen, ant
very fine, S5c each.
oath Towess-10O dozen in this lot
and that IS not many for Towels a.
good as thcse-45 inches long and ex
mang people don't like fringe, theii
price is only 15c.
Similar lot Of Turkish Bath Towelt.
-hemd ends, 25c each.
B0GGS & BULL,
NORTH SIDE, PlTTssuRcH, PA.
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a lot or prices lillYa cut l1e6
'.1on Eead nm a5
~ itilog
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Yes, this Is a good time ~ 81
estate; but e ought % lee adyeF
not merely PlaeaEded
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LOST

EngIIsh bred stallion
fox hound: black and tan with
white feet. black on left ear; about
six years old and very large. Lib
eral reward for return. Notify the
/TeIegram office.
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FOR SALE

SINGLE COMB BRoWPN LEG
HOSNS-NeNt winter you will feel
Ike kicking yourself. Why? Be
cause you did not buy a setting OF
s. C. b. LeEhorn eggs. The best
laying and rating chickens on earth.
$500 a setting or $500 a hundred.
II. ]. Francis. wllsonburg, w. Va.
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EOlS BIsNT-Three room house, with
water and gas. suitable for small
FAMILY. Levy's Court in the rear of
SOB Monticello Ave. Apply at
Eavy's Cigar store, ss2 West Pike
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nne legal section, base and top.
Made by Gum Seotion Book Case
Co. Address III. He. care Tele-
Gram once.
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Statement Heads, Bill ueads and
/ Business Cards, with your own
name and address printed to suit
you: best quality stock and expert
workmanship: prices very rensonn-
BILE. Telegram Job. Department,
Bell phone 2sS-R,E Consolidated
phone 157-L.
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FOR RENT-5 room house and bath
Kelley Hill addition. $500 per
month. Apply to N. B. McCarty,
AEcCarty building cor. 9Th. and
West Main streets.
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WANTED BodFders and rodmeEs.
within two minutes walk 70 posts
once and convenient to Glen Elk.
Apply at III school St.
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PUBLIC AUCIIoN-saturday, May 9,
at win PInnelrs livery stable, Rob
ert Jr.; Is fine chestnvt.sorrels stall
lion. sired by Improved Red Wilks
and dam by Improved Dominion.
imported Red wiIEs Robert, on sire
side was thorough bred Red WilSs
on the mother side thorough bred
kentucky brought from the Ken
lucky stock yards. 8. C. Howell
Melvin Bunner, aucttoneer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-01

WANTET-By n young lady, position
as stenOsTaPher or assistant book
Keeper; thoroughly esberienuced;
G1eepers thoroughly experienced;
ty, integrity and ability. Address
en-. z. b. care Telegram office.
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FOR RENTING nicely furnished
rooms ladies or gentlemen. Apply
e 1T West Pike street.
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EoR RHNT-In tho industrial aOdi-

FoES REINT-n the Industrial aOdI-
don. on Railroard street, near the
south Penn shops, one six room
house. two lots. good web water;
three six-room houses in East End.
hardwood finish. front and back
porches, two baths. pantry. cabinet
mantles newly and nicely papered.
VIII have in a few days a number
OF desirable properties for rent. II.
J. White. rooms and 8, Irwin
building.
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TOR REITT

nQR gT-Tbree unfurnislietl
Tor two PERSONS modern
ngenienceg and centrally located.
piy g. s1s Wet Main Sc
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FOR SALE 10 900 shares Mary MIN
ing stock at % cents per share.
Address A. H. vayo, Canton, Q.
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I5IIIs STAT SHOE SIoP-BoOt lnll
shoe n1aIsiT.. Repairfng on short
notice q apeciaity. AN work done
neatly ana promptly. 21e 8. second
street. J.H clay. proprietor.
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FOR SALiE-BInclS mare, seven years
old win weigh eleven hundred ana
nifty pounds. Work anywhere. sim
gle or double. Lawson & 0Iulheran.
room t2. Greaney Building. clarlSs-
burg.
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T-1geIV home, seven rooms
bath, pantry. basement, good
eets hardwood doors. cabinet
ntels. tile hearths ana CRATES In
rooms Location Wlllison ST.,
oaddus addition. Ready for oc-
pancy June list. n. f. ModIin.
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lE STAR SHOE suoF-I have
ou1rs4 my shop at
ereet and em rr-pa1s - 81
prollipt ion =
very best q 5li1ll = U.S.
me = trIl.l hefot golnB else her.
DIR FIR 81 IN 8 = eEll.l1lt s
sired ~ Or. boFi g 1-
51ES; hrst dam eoco7 sec0ne M
BAY VViclss9 six years old, ight
1900 pounds. 1911 season hegills
AprfI 1otil. TERMS, $40 to tnsura
living colt John 7iidreth. T. p. p.
No. /, BOX IS. VFllsonbu 9. ". VS.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-By a young lady steno-
gTapher a position as general office
and stenogEapftc work; six years
e4peEteRee sbest OF references. Ad-
dress Az, . care Telegram ofice.
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Cylsssl RS Tor Elalel ing HON
prize Winnefs. Barred Plymouth
rocks RinGiets. 81 to 80 per Is
eggs. white plymouth Rocks,
BIsheIs yvhfteS 80 per 1s esg4
stock for sale. Il. r. Comnlans r.
b. b. no. z. stop 8. bridgeport ear.
Bell phone 495-R-5.
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once TIofman Han, Court 81.