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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15

T HE study Of human babies and
children has now become a
- highly developed science, but
the study of animal babies is of
almost equal Importance
From the animal babies We can
learn how the development of human
babies may be aided, and we learn
other facts of the life process. The
Carnegie Institution, through its
various experiment stations, Is now
engaged in a very exhaustive study
of animal babies from the highest to
the lowest forms
Among the most important secrets
which have been wrested from ma
ture by the study Of infant animals
is that all animals other than the
most primitive forms pass through
a series of metamorphoses, or com
plete changes before they reach the
adult state. These changes in the
human being take place largely in
the embryonic period, and are diff
cult to observe. Hence changes in
lower families Of animals are use
full as throwing light on human en-
bryology.
Baby crabs are almost entirely
different animals from adult crabs,
as we can see from the accompany
ing Illustrations Until recently sci
entists classified two curious sea
creatures as "zoea" and "megaopa."
hut now they have found that they
are both stages in the evolution Of
the crab.
When the little crabs hatch out
they are perfectly transparent. In
the earliest stage they are remark
able for having an enormous head"
and a long thin tail. little later
the head produces a very long spine
from its upper side.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15
Four Very Different Stages Of
the Shore Crabs Growth.

of touch, and the curious arrowhead
tabs Of skin which run up these rays
probably give increased sensitiveness
either to touch or temperature
In some of the deep sea fish some
of the rays or supporting rods of the
breast fins can be worked I'D and
down, forwards. sideways and back
wards as the fish moves about seek
ing at once both food and direction.
They remind us of the way the blind
man guides himself by the tapping
Of his stick.
A very curious fact has been ascer-
tanned by watching a baby of that
very rare family, the giraffeS. 1t has
been found that just as the baby
giraffe reaches its adult form and
leaves its mothers care there is
much more rapid development of its
neck than of any other part of its
body
This appears to prove clearly that
the neck was evolved in order to
secure food Obtainable only from
high places.
The baby chimpanzee will prob
ably shed more light on the origin
of man than any other animal. It
has been found that in infancy the
chimpanzee is far closer to man than
in adult life; that it is remarkably
intelligent, and can learn many things
which were thought possible only to
a human child. The baby champan-
zee can be thought to read and
write simple words.
The rhinOceros, the widest and
most savage of all animals, is as
tame as a kitten when young, but
that is the most that can be said Of
it. 1t has no intelligence worth
mentioning.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15

In the 'megalOpa' stage there IS
a much nearer approach to normal
crab form, with large, Stalked eyes
and nippers to the front pair Of legs;
but the long, slender tail sticks out
behind.
All this time the baby crab swims
through the upper waters instead of
crawling on the bottom When the
last larval skin is thrown off an
Opaque shell takes its place and the
miniature crab sinks 10 the bottom
and tucks its flattened tail tightly
against the under side of its body.
There are many fish which are
only known to science In baby form.
The young have been found when
newly spawned on the surface of the
ocean. but the adults. living in the
depths, have never been caught or,
at least, identified.
The baby stalk-eye is one Of the
most extraordinary of these fish 1t
is unique among vertebrate animals
in the form of its eyes, which are
borne on long, flexible and retractile
stalks, recalling those of the snail.
This is really most extraordinary
fact, for these eyes must be of ire
mcndous Importance, though they
may achieve no more than distin-
gushing the pale, phosphorescent
light Of their surroundings The
stalk-eye habitually lives in the great
depths, where no sunlight penetrates.
1t seems strange that the eyes
should be constantly exposed to such
a risk Of being bitten off. Possibly
they are extremely sensitive, so that
the vibrations in the water set up by
an approaching enemy may serve to
give warning in time to permit of
their being instantly withdrawn to
the level of the head, or at least far
enough in that direction to be out
of harms way.
The stalk-eye comes very near real
izing the extraordinary forms of life
which have been imagined by the
scientific novelist, II. &. Wells, on
the planet Mars.
The ribbon fish is another instance
where the infant differs greatly from
the adult form. The infant has
slender fin rays, which are enor-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

BARGAINS.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS AND
PRETTY COTTAGES.
BARGAINS.
4-room buff brick cottage. close 10
Ninth East street, and large lot;
cement walks and basement.
screenedin back porch. buffet
kitchen. two large clothes clos
cts, large rooms. In fine shape.
electric fixtures, and the house is
modern.
$500 cash $50 per month. Price s2500.
i-room mottled brick bungalow, close
TO Liberty park, in an excellent
location; street back and front,
cement walks and basement.
screenedin back porch and sleep
ing porch, buffet kitchen. built-in
mantel and china cabinet In large
living room. beautiful front porch,
house strictly modern
$500 cash. &s22 per month. Price $3.50.
J-room notified brick bungalow, close
TO 9th East street. with a beau
tiful large lot, cement walks ard
basement. enameled kitchen,
bath and bedrooms, linen closet.
buffet kitchen, built-in mantel
and bookcases, electric fixtures.
large front porch and screened-in
back porch and sleeping porch.
This is the finest buy In the city
for the money.
$500 cash. s25 per month. Price $3.50.
6-room mottled brick bungalow. close
TO Ninth East street. lot 50xl40
to alley, full cement basement
and cement walks, large reception
hail. living room, beamed cell
ings, bullt-in mantel and book
cases, window seat. buffet kitch-
en-, linen closet, screened-in back
porch and sleeping porch. beauti-
full electric display.
$500 cash S32 per month. Price $4,000.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN G. TRUST
COMPANY.
% East First South Street.
Phone Wasatch 244.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

LOTS. LOTS LOTS
are you looking for lott Don't pass
up the lots In Fairmont Springs Addition.
none better anywhere, Prices from s2I5
upward. $40 cash and SIS per month.
Fairmont Springs Addition Is located
on 18th So. bet. 9th and lIth East a
paved street from the temple block right
TO II.
slx-foot sidewalks and water main and
shade trees in front OF all lots. School
mousse bank. drug stores, hardware,
furniture and grocery stores all within a
half block Three car lines passing the
property, a five minute service.
We sold seven lots this week
Lots are going fast, because they are
the cheapest and best located lots for
the money in this city.
We have plenty OF money 10 loan on
improved Salt Lake Real Estate
1t Will cost you only about 81 per thou
SAND FOR three years 10 insure your prop
erty against loss by FIRE. Don't take any
chances but let me write a policy,
a. RICHTER, rs So. Main ST. Phone
Was. GAL.
cl247
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.

HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
$3.50.
4o-foot bldg. lot on sth ave.
See US for terms.
$500.
Corner OF Kepsington and State
streets. a good location for home
or store,
s-room brick home, close in.
See us for terms.
s55oo
New modern 5-room bungalow.
southeast; will take vacant lot as
part payment.
Corner OF 2nd South and Nc
Clellan ave; lot 55X132 feet; Z
room home. fine location for
stores or flat
$4,000.
Strictly modern Groom bunsa-
low, northeast. close in: cabinet
kitchen, furnace heat, mission
finish Very cosy. Terms.
$1,000.
Lot ooX165. close In. OH 5th
South; improvements all paid.
Terms of $1,000 cash, balance to
suit.
$1,000 per foot, improved State
street property. between Bird and
4th South; reasonable terms.
$500.
Country home and money
maker, 60 acres, Is minutes walk
from car line; soil a. rich, sandy
loan: bearing fruit trees. berries,
lawns, flowers. shrubs. good five
room house: arteSian water large
barns and chicken coops. fish
pord. Will take city property as
5000 FOOT.
F. STATE STREET CORNER.
Corner OF 9th South and State
St, 14S5 feet on State and So
feet on 9Th South. The cheapest
thing on the street. Part cash.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV.
COMPANY.
S5l So. Main Phone Was. 2i.
We write fire insurance.
VIII go on your bond.
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s25oo-G STREET NEAR 9Th AVE-
Seven-room brick, with bath, on
a fine lot 3x7 rods Sewer con-
nections md sidewalk assessments
paid, See us for terms. This Is
q snap.
s2200-4th South near Tth East-fNe
room modern frame; cement cel-
lar chicken run. Must have nall
cash TO close at this price. Bal
sncs easy terms
SOUTH.
ss5oo-l2th South near 5th East-s-room
brick city water. chicken run,
fruit trees. 100 small fruit, ms
is fine place for one VINO WanS6 sano6
a small farm In the city; sio9u ~
cash and balance to suit nlnos
this bargain.
s150o-We have made special arThngSy, y,
rnents with capitalist VINO VIII
build homes IN the northwest sec
ton from $500 up. on very easy
terms We haven't many nstlnes
az houses in this section, as the
residents are all satisfied
SEE US II you are interested IN real
estate-improved OF unimproTed-in any
section OF the city,
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co,
At the sign: "The City OF Oppor-
tunities"
wasatcb 175. 6s East Broadway.
"o'h c24be
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,,-yry IS BETTER POSTED ON
-. ard values-both business
(, j, residence propeFty-than the
Ia Ntlc?.
sgs sraps'
-, htm in Holiday facing Vine
4 ,dr cultivation, good water
tru brick house. fruit. fine soil
~ t,;5o and terms can be ar
{, ,.,l that S-room, mod. 2-story
,ds,nc. Oh the corner OF 9Th and
"a over; 1t is No. 255 Fourth ave.
/; rOi,. sleeping porch. beamed
su.r connection, etc. Price re-
is ,Isss-slSoO cash, balance per
I 100 want a really good home
J, t,Ne under the market value,
8 o.s over
=. ,ss on State street near 18th
nil i-foom brick cottage with
III trees. Price $500, Terms.
~ rdern brick on Princeton ave.
4 nst for Only $3.50. Terms.
n ,ronl BY 900 II, deep. improved
,sss houses, located on 6th South
q Vest. for $3.50, s2250 cash.
/ ID s.sgs everywhere.
A RICHTER,
! Hru 81. Phone Was. Gal.
cc4S1
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FRITscH, 2o1 & COZ FELT BLDG.
REAL HOMES on EASY TERMS.

Completely furnished 6~rm. new
strictly modern bungalow, fine pi-
ano:: mahogany furniture corner
57AX125; for n short time only. $500
6-rm. mod. brick, 2 blocks from uni
NeGSlty ...,.s. -AV
S-rm oak and birch finish. . sleeping
porches. 9. blocks from university,
easy terms ............-s..... fVU
G-rm hardwood finished, brick bun
galow. on Douglas avenue, facing
west ,.,-s....,,. .ss,..-.,. ..'-.. o."
S-rm. hardwood finished brick bum
galow .s........ .......a......,.. ouu
j-rm. mod. brick on 3rd T.. near 2nd
South ......... ...........,...... 365
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RAILROAD MEN,
"ATTENTIONrT

RAILROAD MEN,
ATTENTION"
Elegant, Broom, full basement,
strictly modern house, for only
$4,000, Location, 666 South First
West street, To duplicate same
would cost $500.
Another, No. 81 No. 7th West.
T-room house. with 21x10 rods
ground, beautiful shade trees,
lawn, sewer passes place; for
only $3.50, Newly papered
throughout. Cannot build house
for $4,000
Both houses located In finest
residence section on west side
Phones sol or 22iS Wasatch.
Phone for appointment to see
through house on First West.
c2o1t
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PUT YOUR MONEY INTO A
Park Valley farm.
Here rich, virgin soil awaits the
turn OF your plow to make IL yield
a crop of golden dollars.
Many Il man who was almost
a failure, has come to Park VAL
ley, made an honest effort and
succeeded
And there Is no reason In the
world why you can't do as we'll
Now don't pass this opportunity
up and In a few years look back
upon what might have been.
Act now!
And within a short time, you'll
be upon the highway of success.
You'll be independent.
Either phone or write for our
free booklet today.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER
COMPANY, 1909 Walker Bank
Bldg, Salt Lake City. Utah. e23I'
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$1,000 DOWN AND $500 PER MONTH.
South ...... ................... $3.50
5000 IT. lot near 3rd u. and 18th
South ,,...s,,.. ...'.'.'...-s-.' 1Vo
SGI5-3S TT. lot kensinston ave, near
md East ,........,.,s... oi'
$500 II. lots near jth So. and
11th East ...,,.....s......s. 900
S550-3S IT. lot Belmont avenue and
Bird East st......ss,.......a... Boo
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A FINE DAIRY FARM.

FINE DAIRY FARM
A few miles south Of city We offer an
established wholesale dairy farm, fully
equipped. with horses. wagons. farm I'M
plements. fine house. large cow barn.
milk contracts, and
73 acres land, with full water right and
lease on 40 acres more. Abundant crops
OF feed, and
a3 head mich COWS. best
breed.
This farm with full equipment Is easily
worth $4,000 We offer same for 10 days
only at
s1o,Boo, calling for first payment Of only
$500. balance to suit purchaser.
We could accept small home as part
payment Of $4,000
PAvANT VALLEY LAND COMPANY.
R. z. EXCHANGE DEPT.
Was. 1641. SIT Judge Bldg.
caas2
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SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT


ANY DISEASE CURED. NO EXCEP.
ton: no knife medicine or hypnotic In
fluence. See me before submitting to sur
geon's knife. Consultation free by pre-
septing this notice. j. II. Horr. 25s 8rd
ave Was. l72l-M. cls35
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Homestead Lands
BARGAINS.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS AND
PRETTY COTTAGES.

GREAT OREGON AND CALIFORNIA
railroad land grant forfeited 10 United
States In Oregon. is Oregon federal court
decision, $4,000 claims immensely val
uable. Prepare for final disposition of
land Send zoe for maps and details.
Douglas County Abstract Co. Roseburg,
Or. bl3IS
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CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA WAGENERS STUDIO,
n East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes, Class and private
lessons. c969
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SMITH,
TARPEY G.
SMITH.

, Near the mountains. and with
branch OF the stream flowing
through IT. we know that IL would
be difficult for you TO find a more
pleasant spot for A summer home
than is this l0-acre Cottonwood
farm. About s acres OF II are in
4-ycaT-old apple trees OF the bet
ter varieties. Gano. Jonathan and
Winter Banana There are cher
~, plum, peach and pear trees.
too. Also raspberries. dew berries
and strawberries. The house. ls
small. but comfortable: the barn
good; the chicken coops will hold
1000 chickens. Water for irriga-
ton and culinary purposes IN
abundance, The car line is not
far away and will be but block
distant upon completion Of the
extension. The price, $3.50. is
most reasonable. Let us take you
out today.
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AUTOMOBILE NUMBERS

>o~-----.@-----~>-~--~- --~->-->~@~--o>~-~>>>>~~~
NICKEL, BRASS, ENAMEL, soc To S..
Chas, Peterson, signs. 20 Upper Rich
ards ST. bSIo
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s230o-s- ROOM LOG HOUSE, FUR
nished complete, water In mouse, lot
75xl60 feet, large shade trees, at Brigh-
ton. or will lease for the summer. Would
make fine boarding. house.
$50 acres in Cres9Gssnt, near ,,,or DrapeT; per-
anal Best buy for tho money in the
county. Also improved farm. 40 acres,
with Groom house, water. barn, % al Il
Gi29. A. L., Scott, 3s Palace apts., Third
Tas; c260S
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I WILL SELL Oh ACRES OF FINE
ground. improved with 3-room frame
chicken coops In Utah, barn 1900 chick
ems, horse, wagon, all tools and inple-
ments. brooders. 8 incubators: spring
ave, Between 18th and il East. facing
south. Price. $500, one-half cash, bal
easy. VIII sell 2 acres OF the above for
$4,000 on very easy terms. II you want
TO get into the chicken business. here Is
an Al proposition and money maker
Also Will sell ten 37b-foot lots on 10Th
East and Bryan ave, for $4,000 on very
easy terms
See owner. H. E. Herman. 10Th E and
Bryan ave. c1137
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MILLINERY SCHOOL

PARIS SCHOOL; NEW, UP-TO-DATE
hats exchanged for your old ones;
finest assortment in the city, sos S. 5th
r. Hvland 1I61-M. b2a30
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HAIRDREsSING


LADIES. MAKE YOUR APPOINT
ments early: are open evenings
", 3536 Velvet.na Pnrlors. 81 E. ith
South street. s275g
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ABOUT
PARK
VALLEY
LANDS

It's to your own interests 10 let
US prove TO you that our Park
Valley lands are nearer the rail-
road than any other tracts Of
fered at the same prices In the
valley.
And incidentally. 10 prove 10 you
that Park Valley lands are the
biggest values In the state today.
W. c. ALBERTSoN,
603-& DOOLY BLOCK.
Also agent Canadian Pacific Rail-
way Land Branch.
c2oo,
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REAL ESTATE
:, and UnimproyNeNa1 pNN1

ND Unimproved
ss,3THERs coMPANf'
:, paV1 NAN STREET.
ground fi0o''
III No. 7ls Roosevelt ave. ave,
I'D ssAr~, -, fine broom prich
% w. y electric light, 'olle''
20. ss.a ,. lawn. shade etc, :
=; only $4,000 "0''"
g ru at once .-.o .,
,owtREp from $3.50 TO
Fs1 :, near First ave, ,,.,a hne'
~ 0 ~ IN perfect condition
~ ''s' 5ooms. reception ha1.
-Is'e ,,ossrn In every respect
nd, splendid locality '~ N'''
fs@ =, ,,o,,ss
b. Barring fruit trees, s,.,D Deau'r, srnm
g . through 1t, city block rom
gsfln' ,Io,. a snap: owner gone
~ .'',,v mus, sell. only $500 takes
was
VACANT LOTS
ras II, vest front, on Doug oast
g.; cheapest lots on e''
Vs.
.s,,ls n. on 7tn s. half. half block block
yh East; south 'front.' sooa
- on both sides owner er. e@o,ss esons
pals TO reduce price from
rE
=, hundreds Of properties ev-
a.. US before you buy. We
:, yu Call.
~ BROTHERS COMPANY.
,wsr GROUND FLOOR.
~ % c2372
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ICE CREAM

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANIJ
facturers of ice cream quarts. bricks
or specially. ioc In bulk, sSc. Ameri-
can Ice Cream Co. Was. 415S ce59
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IRON WORKS

JOE DENNY, MANUFACTURES OF
ALI kinda OF iron works; bids and esti-
mates gladly furnished. 2i35-G Edison.
cSTS
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v'Sfss REALTY & BLDG. co,
A REAL SNAP.
kgrR ,,,.
nsM. rN nhiCh.
!@ DOWN,
. PER MONTH
PER CENT INTEREST,
INCLUDED IN MONTH
ns,v LY PAYMENTS.
n9SsK I'm 10 STREET CAR
fs;A 49, 70 PROPOSED PAVED ST
|Se4Es CAR RIDE 10 POST.
@E RAISING.
n y so oNElGHBoRHoop.
|ll1rH rHyslE ynT ACROSS STREET.
S;,S Si4sAD5 sII5 AND FRUIT TREES.
"a pAPERED.
,iSl orpoRTUNITY FOR QUICK
|i5ssSsID h ssSD LET US SHOW yo1r
REALTY & BLDG 60
S23 so. MAIN.
c2GSO
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w, H. CROMER,
1o3 East End South 5t-

a7sx14o. near Tth East car line. ss76;
s0x135. with Groom house, 1890 Seventh
East, $1,000; T4sx165. scyen-room house,
city water sewer and sidewalk, close IN
for acreage: Q lots, In Oakland for Salt
Lake. will assume: improved acre
age southeast for city; 2 modern
homes on 4th East, near Bird south very
cheap. cEoao
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BARGAIN.

katS on Fourth avenue Is
fM FIYE-room buff brick
-A hrge rooms. we'll finished
'fsc'E. good cement basement.
tenly plumbed.
&k 70 feet wide by 10 rods
Is elevated above the
een with south front. All
~ assessments paid.
sa IS sSSop-s20O down.
sast. Ike rent.
i. i'nih q. REALTY COMPANY,
~. 2oo Hooper Bldg
- c252t
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Y iiSs Ion T., REIMBURSEMENT,
Fslfglt biss sse owner. 3os Utsb UPesiaYa savl
4h,n c2i97
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes l59 State. Was. 1903 d3iI6
STANDARD SEWING MACHINES FOR
sale at prices and terms TO suit Bow
ers 6. Evans 112 S. w. Temple, b3lS2
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FOR SALE BY OWNER, rs FIT. NEAR
Liberty park, all improvements paid,
for only $3.50. p. o. Box 1S7.
s1o0O-3 LARGE ROOMS. PANTRY.
bathroom electric light, lot 60xl44 TO
alley. Inquire 46S SO. 8th West c234o
BY OWNER NEW 4 ROOMS. LOTS.
flowing we'll. Main and Miller ave,
$500. Monthly payments. Arthur Bsth; h ::
s6S Il. Ord So cZ3az
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEAT1NG.
sos East 81 South. Phone Hyland 1871;
b4o7l
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REMOVAL NOTICE

DR. WHEELER MOVED FROM MER-
cantlle annex 20 9O2 Atlas block. c2see
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~ ~; s;os.s,;,sss s.s;ss FER FOOT.
M 9Th So on on apartment site
~ paved n,S yet Main ana State
Nj Act oSIcI. nna paid. Good for s
a f'''H' It's worth si1o
A seuthsE thsErERsoN.
. Wasatch 1920.
~ lnIc,- c24S8
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q ssansaIows' ws'v,uSE AND BROOM
:" owner. JSs3 ~ cost. II is a
. 'V'a So. Srd East st.
@49e c2430
= srsaln. aElnA.c,T,o.RY +. SITE FOR
q ila.' 'sss ,,s along ta sth Went Went 9Th 5,
sssy 20 i dspet 2nnyyv 29Dly four ~ blocks
PpNp ~ osoh. cs2
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15

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