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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-05
BROOKLYN MEN URGE
MCALL TO TAKE JOB
AT ONCE AND STOP DEAL.

The Peoples Subway Committee of
Brooklyn. Of which Register l.. 4.
oL.oughlin Is the guiding spirit. has ie-
termlned TO camp on the trail OF f. e.
Mccall. the new Public Service Commits
sioner. before he takes ONCE. At a
meeting Of the Executive Committee nf
the Peoples Subway Committee. held
to-day, a committee OF ten was appoint,
ed TO call on Mr.. Mccall and urge him
to qualify Mt once In order to prevent
the contamination OF the operating con-
tracts between tho city and the two
traction companies.
The committee Is made up OF NJ.
O'Loughlin, Magistrate John j. Hylan,
Cornelius NJ. Sheehsn, Philip j. Reilly,
Levi Gallagher. Herman n. Hansen,
Walter Il. Atterbury, Charles ]. Stenxle
and Bernard Nolan. An appointment
with Mr.. Mccall has been sought for
the purpose OF allowing the committee 10
tell him II Is his duty TO the people 10
take his place In the Public Services
Commission At once and thus spoil the
plan OF Chairman Wilcox to have the
contracts signed and the city bound be-
fore the termination OF Mr.. Willcox's
term OF office by the qualification Of his
successor.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-05
CHARLESTON WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-Ma!den two-ysar-Olds;
quartz mi.e.--l,uby Hyams ia iKoar-
ner), even. : to z and to 4, won; Daily
Waters, ia CMoore), rs to :, s to 2 and
3 to Z. second: Otranto. II, 81. WILSON,.
~ to 3, 8 to o and to :. third. Time,
0. "A 2-5. Dicks Pet. smiling Face, Ave.
Miss Water. and Rummage also ran
and finished as named.
SECOND RACE.-Three-y ear-olds and
upward; selling; five furlongs -'ilas
Grump. 10 (Trexler. Il to I. to and
Z to !, first: Rose Queen. TO- DerondeI,
8 to 3, 4 to 3 and = to .. second; Father
ola. 100 tWolfe), /. 70 ], 4 to and ? to
3. third. Time. 1.03s-5 Ma Saale. Vi
Wan H.. Southern Shore. Wiley. Ethel
lie Bruno also ran and finished as
named.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-05
TRUST IN ATTACK
CONJUNCTION
KSTOVACATE|T


Later on. they claimed. the contracts
could come back to tho Commit ssion
and b finally signed by such Of the
Commissioner AZ favored them. Judge
Mccall having declared that he wanted
time to look into the whole subway
question before he acted.
II In understood that certain members
Of the Commission have received the
Identical advice that is covered In the
statement Of Judge Mccall upon the
immediate approval OF the contvacts.
When will you qualify as the new
chairman" was asked OF Judge Mccall.
1T will depend entirely upon the
completion Of my work here, which YOU
can observe for yourself Is extensive"
Ito replied. But I am pushing II to
completion as rapidly as possible, with
the intention when that work Is
completed. without regard to any other
feature OF the situa uion. to Immediately
nIc oath and take ONCE. received my
commission from Governor Sulxer late
last night, and expect. from present
Indications, to be able to qualify some
time tomorrow"
In the apparent hope that somebody
In authority would tell them TO 20
ahead and vote their approval Of the
contracts. Notwithstanding the injunc-
tlon. and leave II 10 the new chairman
to sign them. the commission Jockey.d
all day, taking short adjournments The
frst one was from II o'clock In the fore
noon to 1870 o'clock IN the afternoon.
1heie was apparently some hitch in the
p Nh.
nothing was done 50 another adjourn
ment was taken until $50 o'clock.
After each meeting a reporter for The
Evening World repeated his request 70
an executive officer OF the Commission
for copies OF the proposed subway con-
tracts which deal with u public question.
Not only were copies OF the contracts
refused, but all inspection OF them was
denied upon the ground that the con-
tracts were IN the possession OF the legal
department OF the Commission.
These are the contracts which three
members Of the Commisslon-Messrs.
Wilcox. Eusts and Williams-were
ready TO approve yesterday. Although
tho contracts are In the possession NJ
the Commission and have been In ITS
hands for many hours. they are held
secret and private, although dealing
with n public question In which 5000. 900
citizens are directly interested.
where are these contracts now?"
was asked OF Travis IT, Whitney, score.
tary OF the Com.ni ssion. who Is acting
under orders OF the majority trio Of
Commissioners.
In the neishborhod OF two hundred
printed copies of the six proposed forms
OF contracts-three with the INTERIOR
oush RAPID Transit Company and three
with the Municipal Railroad Corpora
ton-were delivered Yesterday at thc
office OF the Commission" replied Mr..
whitney. Two of the contracts deaf
with the operation OF the dual system
OF subways and four deal with elevated
third-,racking and extensions"
Can you furnish u representative OF
the Evening Word with copies OF these
contracts?"
Not at present" was the answer, ev.-
IDENTITY with reluctance. from Mr.. Whit
ney Pending careful examination Of
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-05
MRS. FREDERICK o. BEACH.

these printed copies, 10 make sure there
were no printing errors. the counsel for
the Commission. who has them. has not
turned than over to the Commission
approved - to form. Until he does
that. and the Commission receives them
at public meeting. ehsy are not avail.
able for distribution"
when will they b avai1able for the
pubiic7
~ soon a. tAsss things take place."
was the answer.
What charge will be made for cop
les to ciusenH who may desire to take
them away for careful examination? -
Persons who have an interest Of
any sort In the contracts" said the
secretary, will be able to get copies
gratis upon application. Tho custom
airy charge Ii 81 each for the contract
OFFICIAL EXPLANATION OF
WHY SECRET 10 KEPT.
Following the request Of The Evening
World for copies Of the contracts.
LeRoy T. Hardness. assistant counsel
to the Public Service Commission, made
the following dictated statement:
Printed copies OF the forms of the
contracts have been delivered to me,
but they cannot be transmitted to
the Commission until after q careful
final reading TO make sure there are
no substantial errors In printing.
General Counsel George q. Coleman
also said that he could not give out
copies Of the public contracts. Mr.. Cole
man was asked about the Injunction
against the commission restraining It
from executing the subway contracts
1T does not en1oan the Commission
from approving the contracts" ne said.
The Commission could approve the con-
tracts. and send them over to the
Board Of Estimate. There they could
come back here later for final execu-
ton"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-05
Rockefeller Buys Land.
Especial TO The Evening World,

REID BANK. ~. j.. Feb. 5.-John ID.
Rockefeller has purchased ~ lots COM
pr,sing the Haywood Park property, adj
joining his estate on Ridge avenue. This
will make q valuable acquisition to Mr..
Rocikefe1er's holdings al Lakewood. Ar.
John u. Smith, a New York broker, to-
day purchased from Miss Anna Norris
the old Joseph Patterson place OF forty
two acres on the north side OF the
Shrewsbury River. in Middletown Town
ship. for $4,000.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-05
NEW WORKERS CLAIM GEMS.


CORNWALL. Ont, Feb. s.-Claimants
for the valuable diamonds found reosnt.
~ In 4 bundle Of cd RAGS sent from
New York by girls In the sorting room
sof = paper mW here Are beginning to
be heard from.
, One claimant to-day was Mrs. w. b.
i.awson Of Central Park West. New
York CITY. who wrote that last summer
she lost q pink bag containing jswelry
finn her summer cottage at Sea
Cii6. l.. ].
Another 10 Lieut.. J. T. Abbott OF the
New York City FIRE Department. who
SAYS his slster-!n law lost jewels to the
yalue OF 1850 while DEMONSTRATING. last
June.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-05
Farrell, Irrational After Arraign.
ment, ContradEts All His
Previous Stories.
SAYS HEWAS BADGEREn
Denies Killing Mrs. Herrera,
Also Sending Bombs to Ro-
salSky and Grace Walker.

John Paul Farrell to-day rspudi sted
his confession that he was the maker
and sender Of the bosnts which leliled
Grace Walker and Mrs. Bernardo
Herrera and narrowly missed killing
Judge Otto Rosalsky. lie was arralGned
before Coroner Hesiy In the Bronx and
rsmanded 20 the Tombs to await trial on
The homicide charge.
Farrell. hair rumpied and saunt fea-
lures drawn In the stamp Of fatigue.
went from his fremont avenue cell to
the Coronsr's court shackisd to the
wrist OF Lieut.. Clark of the Bronx
Detective Bureau and followed by n
morbid crowd. Tho janitor paid not
the least attention. His whole attl-
tude during the brief proceedings was
ono of listless inattention.
Tho short afidavit upon which he
was hold mnde mention only OF the
murder OF Mrs. Herrera last Sunday
night; nothing was said In II Of the
killing OF Grace Walker or the attempt
upon the life Of Judge Rosaisky.
After Coroner Healy had rsmandsd
FARRELL 10 the Tombs Assistant Dis
ty1ct-Aktornsy Breckenridge questioned
the man for nearly an hour. During
shts examination Farrell repudiated
everything that had been given out by
the poiios yesterday ~ constituting
bis confession. saying that he had
never known oraoe Walker. had no
animus against Judge Rosaisky that
would prompt his sending q bomb to
the jurist's homo and denying natiy
that he had made the bomb that killed
Mrs. Herrera.
The prisoner, whose irrational man
nsr became more pronounced a. he
srsw sxsited IN his dsfsnsa Gaia the
detectives had badgercd him every
minute Of twsnty.four hours, ana
finally had said what he thous they
wished him 70 say. Brecksnridre vas
convinced Of Farrsll's inoipisnt In.
sanity.
aYnow A. ~u, >os.,..x.
vVmo
70 UsS0seOsVEp.
VArrSli'Q story Of tns Rosaisky Noaub
= liscrsdNsd- He SstA hs mailed 70 q
1872 Oss9 ssss1 SvOU0A VUy
Tie essenAfk q Stattoa II. IN Wess One
Hundri1 and Second street. was on rhs
paesass before tn explosion In the
'.eSss library on the night oe March IA
Ho.s,.sx ~. Y" .D. me ts Hrss
sro.,t. .o.'s 49, oes. - HH -
Srsrw.,.s s"...ss rS on Nec'ns tne
az s..~s. ~.., VIZ Ucsss
fuIn,inste6 nv ,.n. .,.. S.
iron, . ,oos.. e..h,,sA. Se"eV
80 40 DS' Sns sso-
vseh .Sv.,v..1 -. .-.s
800, s,,.s..s.,.s ..spca ~ the
.r,,s 81" @s..",.. .ponoee exactly
Cnmu,.s,... U". vs" 10 Deputy
r....,, -.S. ot ne eome
Tvr...,s.~. w Ae 'em'iy'
v.. 1870. s'.es On ootn OF last
~. s"co'ssnt FACTORS In
'ne posssp.s DISCRIMINATION OF their maker.
ypew1ter was placed before Farrell
In Police Hsadan rtsrs and he WAS
asked 70 write the addrsssss a.
DouEhsrty dictstsa than. Ne faiI.a IN
make the SECULAR snaCn~ hstv..n ~
teru A. thsv o..,.A =. AZ. 1890,
naokasAa. s"~'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-05
THINKS SHE'D srARvE ON LESS
THAN $50 A WEEK.

The first Mrs. Plat said she had new
er realized one cent from the action Of
the court in granting her alimony.
Why" she exclaimed. 81 suppose
would stsrve on less than $50 week.
Fortunately knew how to !rvest the
money ] made on the stage and with II
! bought home at No. 10 Maxwell
avenue. Jamaica, l.. |. I feel very
sorry for Minnie ElizabetA Plat and
her two children aad will do all | can
to aid them"
Mrs. Plat No. then left In her au-
tomobile for her jana lea home
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-05
MARRIED

- On Tuesday.
Feb. I. 1919. at residence of brides
parents. 10 East 53d ST., New York. by
Rev. Henry Mottet. -. D.. NINA
RHOADES. eldest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs u. ogden Chrisolm, to ALVIN
UNTERMYER of New York.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-05
Eben Platt's First Spouse APP.
pears to Aid the Second
in Her Suit.
FIRST Is AN ACTRESS.
Gertrude Wood, Awarded IS
Week Alimony, Says She'd
"Starve" on Less Than $50.

supreme Court Justice Davis reser we'd
decislon to-day ON the application Of
Mrs. Minnie Elisabeth Plat Of Troy. n.
u. for ahmony and counsel fees pend
ing the trial of her suit against Ebsn
IL. Plat for the annulnsnt OF her mar.
risge TO him on the ground chat at the
time she married him ne was already
married and had never been divorced.
BY the 1soond marriage Plat hss two
Children. who live with their mother IN
hsr homo In Troy. while the husband ana
father. who II q supervising architect.
lives in this city and gets q salary Of
~ . week.
Justics Davis was pushed and said:
Il don't go how can grant allmony
to . woman whose claim 10 that she Ia
not and mover has bean the wife Of this
defendant. stiil. Z think there ought to
BE- come provision made for the children.
How Do you knOw Ahat Pratt was never
divorced from his drs< wdse' ssked the
Justice Of Lawyer n. J. O'Connsal. who
represented the second Mrs. Platt
Because" replied Lawyer o'Conncll
the nrst wife 10 In court and will ex.
pain tne WnOle matter.
NO. WAS OWEN g A WEEK
ALlMoNY.
The lawyer turned to very pretty
young woman seated smors the spec
tators ana motioned her to the counsel
table. As she reached the table, she
opened q reticule and taking a paper
from It. said:
Your Honor, here IL . copy Of the
certificate OF my marriage to Mr.
Platt. before he went through the
ceremony with the lady In Troy.
was married to this defendant by the
late Rev. DR.. sample. In this city.
Two years after we were married I
left him. after he had been arrested
charged with grand larceny"
Was he ever convicted on that
oharse7" asked the Justice.
Il don't know. Your Honor" replied
Mrs. Plat No. I. But ! do know that
last year he was arrested on a charge
Of bisamy and the court awarded me
my status In the matter, although that
wouldn't have gone very far toward my
maintenance"
The original Mrs Plat was recog-
n!xed. a. she was leaving the cour,-
room. as an actress who has been assoc
ciated for several years with Broadway
theatrical successes under the name ~
Gertrude Wood. and has Of late been
known az billie Burke's Double"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-05

woRLD WANTS work WONDERS.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-05
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

The fohowinS were tn highest. lowest aud last
prizes Of stocks for to-day and the net change ss
oomrasvd with yesterdays closing prices: Net
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11

f ons stAea - aAnsO vaUo a1DanAv -,
hG their way 1oUo ~ aanABa oa0D
q thea sDsAs. ~ - asanA eaas-
Oae ve0aA. Aae 80 eiuhAaaeA.
reached 80 Aastivoay . AsasA ~
aeighhor. apoaFsaGiy - aasnss hssasAf
u his reality. UrosA ~ - unaaa-
tsollahse ioSa1aa Q ~ Ghsust ~
hand thssa0A ~ Osno1 elaD e -
eGce Aasr. ~ OlaM GAAvsss4 -
crushed - - ~ 0a0. ~ DAaaas
bFeks- anao11U. 4 ~ - ehsaGA -
- - hssa - 1O8o u Q s1nsaaAo-
QapA nlns1sa- - a1nGa1 g ~ -
90 hsss11aG AaaA- ~ Uo0ao 0Ao
~ tsasAa1 - ~ snA1no1y eAgsU
baek ~ haol - ssssanaA ~
sosA 80 ~ go ~ ~. ~ alas
sAaA0s esase. sssaA 1lasss1 ~ sasoAD,
hs q ~ AaaoG NJ asua1 aAns.
Al ~ . 0sais asisaA thso- ~
sUaAa1 1DUa ~ oGalsa. slAa1ss1nG
ssse - aaseAR. DasAAAG sssaoh1ln0.
Aliiag. A - q . haa1se1 -
essSAG ~ Dseoa1sosA 0l0Us veso
GErvsk ~ lnAnAase ose0aP q tnoaR
sans fso0 49, ese1ls Aasl h 0loA1
Nv UA - 49, - Vo -
rAsy ~ ~ ~ lssse hallvsv.
and SossAt tAs1s vay - - sesssl.
and stood thsss aAasA - seasiaG, Q
strange. vil1 1eyeA. vA11s-eAosA, baea1y
crew. fhs hsrrytag avsoss s1s00s1 -
gazs q tAso sssassaiy. eaGhssiag sso-
pact Q noe tha& basess1 an tse0e.
Policsosa pssAsl tAslr vay = -
began rssGAly 70 SUsstisa-eo1 u
qusstioa Il rsal anlibss vssAs.
Bst for tAs $500 q . fsli nia11o
these people stood tAsso sGasiag ~,
ward. drinking IN tAs bSssssA seaDl
that poured In o. thea hvishly fsoO
the life Of tie stseet: 1Fiaking 1soD
gulps OF air. % though air I'D lacked.
Darrow. and With him Jaek War.
ford. haA descended mors Ieisursly.
Before leaving the building DaFrov
placed the fat Of his han1s ever his
ears. and notionsd Jack 70 % ths
same. Thus they missed the stunning
effect Of receiving the world sf noise
all at once: ~ . man goes to b bright
light from . dark room. Furthefmore.
Darrow returned several times from
the sound to the silence. trying to de-
termine where the line Of demaFca-
tion was drawn. Then. motioning to
Jack. he began methodically to make
his way through the crowd.
This proved to be BY no means IN
easy task. Rumors Of all sorts were
afoot. Some bold spirits were testing
new sensation BY venturing into the
corridor Of the building. The police
were undecided ~ to what should be
done. One or two reporters were n
ready 1t hand, investigating. Nc
Carthy. his assurance returned. was
conversing earnestly with . polise
captain.
Continued next week.)
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11

ical phssooena. And underneath all
sound, perceptibae alike to those who
can hear and those who can not. are
the vibrations that accompany every
activity oe nature - the manifesto
tioas ef motion q Of life. An or.
dinary deep silence 10 not 10 much
IN ahssnce Of sound - an absence Of
accustomed Or loud soand. And in that
unusual hssh oftsn for tAs Ars& tine .
sinsias of tie bseoA n his ears.
Bat this sileace was absolute. All
tAsss minor SOUNDS had been elm.
mated.
Foe . moment Boss Mccarthy star
-; then showed back his chair vitS .
violent motion, and ross. He was like
shadow on . screen. The filchins
nom the world Of one element Of its
everyday life had Unexpectedly ren.
dered it all phantasmagoric.
A Mccarthy shouted. and NO sound
came; as he moved from behind his
desk, and NO jar accompanied his
heavy football he appeared - lose
blood aud substance, to become unreal.
A no sound issued from his coatorted
face, % It seemed that NO force would
follow his blow. were he 70 deliver one.
He stumbled forward. dassd and
groptng - though he were In the
dark. instead a merely in silence; q
stRikiAg sxaapae n the uaosstainGy
oe hts nove0sats q how eaossay sar
esasss esosaA q oas aaseAss.
Jaek GDohs tviee, tAea e3sssl III
hos = . 0io sezaAsAt Has. H ~
his ssosws s1sss - ~ s1osa, -
lssAs1 FsaAy ~ aaytAing. As,
A lsek e DaaA trtsapA nluuhnsa
Psfy Dassov's 1ssaI1y laAen1lsaeaa-
saasos. He sesspsd quick >tAs
VAN, and turned tAs bstAoa h.
eaAaascsat giobe. The hght Snsly
siowsd. Al this he nodded twice moro,
Ffoa his pocket be drew q note book
and psneil. wroes in It . few words,
aAA ha1dsA Il to tie dased and un-
certain boss.
Il IVES risAt," Darrow had scrawled.
"This proves II. IT'S BY NO means the
sa1- Better Be good"
McCarthy's bulldog courage had ~
covered froa IT. Arst daxe. He began
to go thaf this visita&ioo was not -
tifsv Dsrsoaal but sxte1ded also to
lhis .yse..csnss1tcs.e -.s&ss .':;t:i. sE
HI maoA, for - - respected soos
sesanos ~ sosDesU.
ia - sgsse tAisf- - vsssA
pVtV GS1ha fiaS
$780, - 49, snio11p. lAssaa
|u1a110 e11A - oA6sa en- -
(se.eo ~ ook ee = ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11
MMY
BUYERS

Al asssaeis Aus nssst Dsss osst
- PaiA q ssss ssthss - Dssst 1sss.
- - q saAs sitAss = Bsest Brss.
1ssa., whs y ssthssi.sA to ssesPt pay
nest ssl receipt ter The ssoA.
s-ls-tf DORDf 1DOA
Ho0 0AxDEA veil sstaAlisAsl
bssrdiag saA rosaiAg hssss. ~
0sssA svsass Glssvss1 oPsiA0. ele
V6 Q sssass lassssSs y sssilesss
<sssiss = city - sswss ssd vssss
tss. ~ night fss . asnhss q sst
A0ss. ell st this sffies.
= = =
~ 0als-0tssk e safdwosa, essese
. 81 jsvslry. VIII tssAs Ter . So
aseA - gosA ssesritisa.
l-lo 0AN DOU0AN,
0lssvssa opsia0A
= = =
Fss Hals q TfsAs-0osA sossA Il
10 sesss .esf CsrbenAals. Win naks
Rssl figure % this prspssty asl
sight take sssd oleawosd pespssty il
-1eha.gs. For particulars sAAssss
J. ?. COX, CasSosAals, Cels, Z. =. D
0-lA
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11
essASvUa ~.


4 Asa9hAy se1llDas ~ - g oo4o
ol1sa ~ . laaahst. tlsGtinO - -.
CaFtAy's visasaG s0sssA- n 1n1111n0
HpsvSiese b - nss4 roo0 ~
ehssptiy seisssA- ~ raas q ~ ~
~ - . hvlaG ssoatnss b soG ~ -
ovos6-all q eoea. vttAsst IL tSaaak
tisaasy rusniag 1ovn q Ass4 sl1soasa.
Ahsoauas Asaso Gfn1nssa. Me tAoe q Q
- ealn st al0At. task ~ Dlnss -
~ customary s1ty aeisss. b ~ -.
tsaisAosat Mccarthy thSust . hsovy
tnksta.A oR tAs sAes q his 1ssk. =
~ tAs Aooe, spilled. rolls1 away: ~
noiss3sasly. - would tie inkseAn1 -
. moving picture.
TO have ones world thus ssAo1oly
stfiehsn dumb. TO - transposts6 osab
" froa the roar Of . city to IL Dsaee
of . woodland or . becalmsA 50 -
certainly astonishing enough.
But this silence wss particularly tse-
rifying to both Mccarthy and yaek
Warford. though neither would have
been able to analyse the reason for ~
wsirdness. For silence IL In reality .
composite Of many lesser noises. In .
woodland almost inaudible insects
hum. breeses blow, leaves and grasses
rustic: AT sea the tiny waves lap tAs
sides and equally tiny breaths Of air
stir the cordage; within the confines
Of the human shell the mere physical
acts Of breathing. swallowing. WAX
ing. the mere physical facts Of the
circulation Of the blood, the beating
Of the heart. produce each its soand.
Even q man totally deaf feels the
subtle influence of these latter phys
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-11
= = = y
AAHoR Ho8 H8lG4

SSe w. 1870
- serss fam lasd, shsst river ditch
-S-rssa hssss, bar, for 10 hssA Of
sssek; Aalf niIs frea depot, sssd rseA.
3ssd veil ee water. Fer psiss ed
~s0s saA at this stiso.
= = .
FOB sAL1
Cheap l. C. Smith and RsniasSsa
typewriter, both visible aad in good
P.O. Boz 80, 0s..l Jsss4lsa
LO9T-I. tAs Denver Rooas, a.
E. Howard, gold ease, open fsss
watsh; lesthsr fob With "K" At
taehsa. Finder return to o6iss Il
De.vs1 Rssos and receive reward.
.- = = =
Oo00B1 DUNoAI0W 1o8 0A11
MsAss1 bsaealsv, . rss0s, bstA -
,siise. nsss,y nv asl vel sitsassA, y
sefsssA q . bassain fee easA. Can q
~ sefSss ~ psstisslasA
= = =
Ho1 aAI.A HCHAJoB On L1A11
A cattle ranch Of 500 acres close -
one sf the finest ranges in Colosade.
Has 45s acres under ditch; about $50
undes cultivation; close TO good mar
tets. Fully equipped with far. .a-
ehinery aad stock fer running the
sans.
This h . rare bargain - the lsad
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MRS. FLORENCE TANKSLY
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Six room house, furnished, for sale
or for rent. Will sell on easy pay
nents or viii trade On other real
estate. Iaquire At 40s Ninth stsset.
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