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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-19
ACCIDENT TO AUTO PARTY
ON THE WAY TO SPOKANE
John Gull Turns Over In Moses COuIee-
All Escape Serious Injury

John Gull left her last Saturday with
his brothers wife and baby, and Miss
Anna Stevens, intending to motor to
Spokane and then on to Adams county,
his former home. When going down
long grade somewhere in the Moses
coulee country his car got away from
him, the brake refusing to work, and
turned over. No one was seriously
injured, tho Miss Stevens and some Of
the other parties were scratched and
tumbled up somewhat. Mrs. Gull and
her baby and Miss Stevens returned to
Leavenworth Sunday leaving John with
the machine, which was slightly in
jured. He will try to get it fixed
up so he can bring it back home.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-19
WORKING ON NEW ROAD
TO LAKE WENATCHEE
Work is Let by Contract In 100 foot
StatiOns-Done Under Supervision
of Road Supervisor

District Road Supervisor Parish told
a reporter for the Echo this week that
a gang of Italians are hard at work on
the new cutoff on the Lake Wenat-
chee road. This change in the road
was determined on at the January
meeting Of the county commissioners
and was surveyed by the county engi-
neer early in the spring. The new
road will leave the Chumstick valley
at the Brender school house, following
what is known as Brender canvon TO
the Wenatchee river valley, and then
follow the south side Of the mountain
slope to a junction with he'old road
at the w. w. Burgess place. The OBJ
iect of making this new road is to
avoid the dangerous Beaver creek hill
in descending into the Wenatchee
river valley near the Burgess place.
The new road will have grade, Mr..
Parish says, not to exceed five per
cent. The county has let the contract
for building 5000 feet from the sum-
nit of the Brender canyon route north,
which is the heaviest part of the work,
and will complete it almost to point
where the road reaches the Wenatchee
valley. From that point to the Bur-
CESS place and the stretch from the
Brender school house to the top OF the
hill will be completed by the Wenat-
chez Park residents. The entire road
will probably not be completed before
fall
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-19
VANFO MINING COMPANY
HAS fine PROPERTIES
LAS Done Over Two Miles of Tunnel
Work-0wners are figuring on
Building Railroad Soon

Al Van Epps and Julian Magyar re-
turned last Sunday after a week spent
at Mr.. Van Epps mine on the head OF
Jack Creek, one of the main tributaries
of The Icicle river. The condition OF
the Icicle trail, according to the min
ing man is worse this summer than he
has seen it for many years. This is
due to the fact that several bands OF
sheep have been driven over the trail.
The sheep owners are supposed to see
that it is left in good shape, but for
some reason they have failed to do so
this year.
Mr.. Van Epps, who by the way has
one of the best mining properties in
the state, returned to his mountain
home Tuesday. The properties which
are incorporated under the name OF
The Vance Mining Co., have over
two miles OF tunnel work and if min
ing experts are to be believed there
is now over 8 million dollars worth ot
ore in sight. All that is needed is a
railroad to make the mines a paying
proposition, says Mr.. Van Epps.
There is now a movement on loot
among several capitalists who are inter
ested in the mines to build railroad
.up the Icicle, and it is believed that
the time is not far distant when the
actual construction work will COM
mence.
Mr.. Van Epps located his claims 81
wears ago, and the development work
that has been done since that time is
astonishing, when one stops to think
that all the supplies, machinery and
other provisions were taken in on pack
horses over mountain trail distance,
of over 80 miles.
The time is close at hand now, how
ever. when a railroad will be built into
this section and when this is done one
If the richest mining districts in the
state will be opened up. The cost oi
building railroad from this point to
the mines is estimated at not more than
$500, 900.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-19
Cascade Chapter Has a Birthday

The Ladies of Cascade Chapter o.
E. S. celebrated their third anniver-
sary Tuesday evening by giving a So
cIal entertainment in the Masonic hall.
Music, followed by a luncheon, con-
stituted the program. The proceeds
will go into a fund out of which the
new lodge room is to be furnished.
The hall was crowded to its capacity.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-19
The New Lighting Rates

Following are the new lighting rates
made by the Tumwater Light & Water
Co., to go into effect the 81 Of July, as
we have been told:
For the first 90 XIV at 10c per XIV
per month.
For the next 40 XIV at &c per XIV pei
month.
For the next 200 XIV at &c per XIV
per month.
For the next 700 XIV at Sc per XIV
per month.
For the next 1000 XIV at &C per XIV
per month.
For the next 1000 XIV at 31ac pei
XIV per month.
For all over 5000 XIV at Sc per XIV
per month.
Minimum bill or charge $l.00 pei
month.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-19
Cashmere Apples Go to Sweden -Norwa,

Gustav Anderson, who expects to
supply the markets Of Norway and Swe
den this year with Cashmere apples,
has made arrangements to supply lead
ing produce companies in Copenhagen,
Christiana and Stockholm. He will
ship the entire crop Of the Premier
Fruit Company and will contract with
growers for about FIVE car loads-Cash-
mere Record.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-19
Work For More Men Found This Yea
Than Last

Spokane's free employment bureau
during the first five months OF 1914,
has given work to 80 per cent more
men than during the corresponding
period in 1913, according to figures
compiled by City Labor Agent w. D.
Wheaton for his report to the city
council for May.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-19
S1.50 Per Year

converted into a means OF destruction.
We heartily endorse the action OF
the national committee in changing
the basis Of representation to the nat
ional convention and hereby instruct
our delegates to the state convection
which meets June IS, 1914, at Ia
coma, to support resolutions by that
body ratifying the national committees
action. J. A. Gellatly,
Fred Ripley,
A. A. Bousquet,
w. P. Robinson,
R. L. Parker.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-19
Ss00,ooo

John Cullen journeyed to Spokane
Sunday morning to spend the day with
his wife, who has been visiting her
PARENTS in that city. Mrs. Cullen re-
turned home Wednesday.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-19
112,10t Sign Prohibition Petition

The petition for initiative measure
No. 8, providing for the submission of
the state wide prohibition measure to
the voters on the third day Of Novem-
Der next was filed with the secretary of
the state last Tuesday. 1t bore 112,-
1Ol signatures. The law required only
$4,000.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-19

Mrs. Arthur Kingdom came down
from I've the first Of the week to attend
the Eastern Star social given Tuesday
evening.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-19

As an advertising med
ium this paper Is unsur-
passed.
1t Is read every week by
5000 people in the Wenat-
chez valley.
Others are usinig Ii and
getting results. So will
you. Try It.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-06-19

DIR. A. G.. McKeown,
U. 8. Local Observer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
AUTOMOBILE MEN IN
FAVOR Of RACE
TO LAS VEGAS
Proposed Thanksgiving Day
Speed Contest Would Find
Plenty of Entries and
Arouse Wide Interest.
THOUSAND DOLLAR PURSE
PROPOSED FOR RACE

Automouil, nor5 Boa his city.
Santa &c ANA ias Vegas are showing
keen interest iu the proposed road
race from Al|bulu,ruus tu las N'rui
aud return ,u Thanksgiving day 'u'
we'll known uriNcr this on ruins said
ne had interviewed a large number
ot owners uf cars Boo thIs cuts who
had expressed 20 desire Co enter and
declared that 80 lDtst Unity entries
might boz expected from th, thTe,
cities The success of the ~ iuen.
phooulN contest thi- wceb the huge
orowis which gathered on along th"
line md the publicity rosnltiuE have
united Go oug ufaEc promoters uf the
Sew MoslCu contest
u o.. PROPOSED tp raise To- purse CO..
$1,000 fur che rtu, amt tn chars, 900
outty fee of $50 per car. tho entry
money to cover expense CT conducting
the contest ON this nusI. DO Be- stated
that mot l'as than thirty cafs could
Doe counted ON.
The distance io isr Vegas hy the
scenic highway. through santa Fc is
l3u miles. and presents cral dft-
hrult stretches Of road such as tho
la Balada hin, bat Tor the most part
tho road is $40 good condition. ospc-
ciail! since tnr recent r,aalr work
and adjoining done al the Las Vegas
end. LAS Vegas motorists are espc-
.cially strong .ur the mte.
on ThauksgiyinR d., Albuquerque
Viii bee entertaining thc totchcrs 81
New Mexico fifteen hundred strong.
aud the start ANA finish of the race
here would prov, % great attraction
Tor them.
The road race from Albuquerque
q" Sauta fc ou July O. 1913. attracted
more attention than ans amusement
or sporting event in the ,ibs history.
There is ittie doubt tha, tbc rae
proposed Go i-as Vegas D. back
would excite even greater Interest n
has been suggested that with q purse
~ Siooo Ca considerable number ut
well known drivers might easily be
Induced Go elter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

mar OF sierra county i- In the oity to-
day on legal business boz district court.
Regular meeting Moose lodge sac
TINS Tuesday evening Jt s .. m. Bus
mess of special Importance. Mem
hers requested 60 be present.
Mr. and Mr.. John Becker Dr.. AND
Mr. and Mrs l. g. Becker of Eclc1
were, Albuquerque visitors last night
John Matt. O. clcrK iu the l1ral san
"a Fo freight offices has gone @" las
Vegas Co. enter the railway hospital
for treatment
. d. oliu, ticket agent az the local
station. lett last night tor Top,at
whcr, Doc VIII enter the coWpdns g.
main hospital tor surgical attention.
Walter Raauc of Raabe a Mau-
ger has returned from santa he whore
o.. u,s summoned leo serve on the
Jnitcd States petit jury.
Delays az, dangerous whom you aro
needing medicine phon, us and
talk, un risk our "Hurry-up-hoy
will Do, rish' Highland rhur
macy
G. o. EIla. chief clerk OF th,
hutoHu a' animal ndutt, oiuce here.
isff l1sf uigh' for columbus. a.. un-
der orders 100 uuuno. ton With the
ramgtisu against t1o foot nae mouth
du, ,.,
Councilman G,otsr - Hammond 81
daughter the nr.l oi the scarlet
Tower patient 600 contract the d.gcase
in tho ro.out outnur-t OF the coutsp
iuu. was d-ierhaJ-cd yesterday and
p|ustsutiu Will ur raised lt the Ham
muud house udHt. ~h, vas taken
300 about thtrc weeks ago. Twelve
cases 3iy still under quarantine
Icnse brukcn-see Vnnn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
BOY CHARGED WITH
BREAKING INTO
RESIDENCE
Sanchez Accused of Daylight
Robbery on Evidence of
Two Other Boys, Who Say
They Saw Loot.

bis. nyerv uf moro evidence that
points 60 Pedro sanchez "a years uld.
as the thief VINO entered The home OF
Aims E a. Hall. l0l West Fruit avc-
nue., yesterday afternoon and stole
several articles of Iewelry. was dis
,utsfrd los the police today.
sanchez was tsk,n into custody
Yesterday afternoon after Val Shu-
her., another boy. said sanchez show
ci Him some of lle missing ieAclry.
Policeman Pablo i.uian was notified
ot the robbery Yesterday afternoon.
Entrance was splued through y wine
dow while Airs Hall Was aNat from
UuWf Lulan suspected the sbubcft
HaE might know something uf the
theft aud looked him up. shuberts
.laIcmcpt incrlmirtfiug sanchez huN -
ever, was unsupported today, and
chief M,NIluu was reluctant 90 file
complaint agaius sanchez on Shu-
bert uuCorroborated evidence,
This morning Policeman Lulan Iocni-
va Jose Mora. another boy. who de-
s.r.ned t watch which he said sam
chez showed him. The watch an
sweted the description OF one Of the
two taken from AIRS Halls house.
MoTa's statement wac followed hy
the nline of IL complaint against san
chez Hc Will be- arraisued this az
9 teruoon at g O'Clock before Justice II
thc Peace Craig.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

tn yard.
While Murry had q pulmonary
hcmorrhagc. Dr Mekthcn Said i
was Impossible to- ssy from "a Dur-ory
examination that DC was Brought ON
uN tsbcrguiusis. Marry was NOT
known to have suffered from lung
trouble. He had been uudcr treat
meut tor stomach aud heart trouble.
but appeared TO be boo normal health
and recently passed "a medical eNamI-
na!uu for life Insurance.
The body was taken Co o. T.
Frcu,h.s undertaking establishment
4 brother and sisters Iu Columbus
o.. were notified ol the death Dog
telegraph.
Murry was a member of Temple
Lodge a g. aud A. NJ ana Rio
GrIudo chapter, Royal Arch Mlsuus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
Lerc~ broken-see yann
MITCHELL ACQUITTED
OF THREATENING WOMAN

Following "a brief TRIAL before Judge
Rag uolds ana ID lurg u the district
court yesterday afternoon. Joe Mitch
'I. 'oiprcd wac acquitted of threat
'ntng Sweelc Thompson with "a re-
DIVER Sw"etie said shc distinctly
sd" the revolver m Joe's hand. but
Joe sNore shat hc didn't haf, Il re-
Nolvcr on bis person The trial BEGAN
"a so o'clouk ana was over befoF, .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
Henry'S Delivery and Mes
sengers. Phone 939.

For any pain burn. ar1il or
nruis' apply ur Thomas Eclset.r
houH"hold remedy Two
lies, ea. aud .1c nc 8l drug stores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
ENROLMENT AT FREE
NIGHT SCHOOL NOW
NUMBERS

Enrolment 90 the free A~lbuqu,rll.
r.-hI school now numbers s-. 90 .ou-
siderable increase during Coz, past
week. Last years total enrolment
MAS la. and superintendent John
Milne expects This number Goo boz. ok
.o,ttd considerably Hctor, tu, ,ui CO.,
,ho present term The school holds
sessions Monday. Wcdussd4. and
Frl8y uishts, giving general school
COURSES
No. MiIro stated to-day That three
application. had been received for do
m,sJi. science Instruction The NUM-
nur Applying h, -l.I ul. mot enough
tn Justify thc oueuIue uf GLASS;. ont
that % as many ts ten would apply,
"a class would %, opened
WATER TAX DUE NND PAYABLE
At OFFICE OF WATER CO.. lI6 S
SECOND
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

Hcrnoth painting. s,snworE 1859.
Fees Caud. Store. Nice fresh TAR
IS every dls.
For sale .tu papcrs can at
Herald oi.
ST. and Nrs P.rl b.. ual,s ui Bee
ler returned H. uhi m"ru.ua llcI
a Hr.e' E..' H '.1qusrqur
CTS l%.usiue,r Iruop So. G'a3HiHe H5s
returned fru. nIutIns tr.p .u the
l..au..f WALES,
District At..ru., Edward %. Title
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

, ALBUQUERQUE WEATHER
} Tor the % hours ended at
} O'Clock Dhis morniug.
MaVimum-B9
, Miuimum-2N
Range al
} A. 3 p'clpck-tl
} Northwest winds. clear.
, Tho king brought down his
, mailed list and the heavy table
, sroancd at the impact
, Lets have "a war, ne cried.
, The senior adviser stepped for
, ward.
B Thcrc should oc some excuse
B for To-" he mildly declared.
, Race hatred, said the sec
B oud adviser
, "sclf-prcscrvatiuu. said the
D third
, diplomatic dcceptioa.' put in
. she fourth.
, impending aggression. added
. the nfth.
B The king laughed scornluiiy,
. And an the men-at-arms in the
D ante-chambcr FLASHED their wca-
. puns and echoed the laugh
. Let's have a war, he ruared.
, $50 they had "a war
> cleveland Plain Dealer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10

aye trouhIe-sec Vaun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
Eye sroabIc-sec vAnn.
DIAMONDS FOR LESS!

our competitors CANNOT meet our
prices BECAUSE they have Go pas
Regular prizes Tor their eo0ds.
WHEREAS, our are left on our
hands as u~nrssiccmesi -ssurity on
loans. THEREFORE,. We can sell
you goods for less than thes have IA
make something ourselves ana
save sou a big pcroentagc.
THIS is plain common scusc-no
hucus- pocus or humbus.
Buy SOW Tor ChurtmaA A small
deposit VIII reserve the goods you
want
H. YANOW.
~ West CcnlaL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-10
THE

o.RECAsT- Tonight and
Wcin,adss fair north portion
CLOUDY south portio1 probably
showprH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
NEW TRADE RoUrs ron
Nl6sitatPpi VALLEY

MEMPHIS fofn. nNF 70 Three
hup1rsi representative ~ trade fnm4
missions. rhsmDfrH ~ commerce ana
commercial flubs frum eN parts q fhs
Miprispiael faitt gathered hcts is''ief
il D4stst nss trade fsiiiea u,fnaah tl.s
Naiit5 90 rnlfh Nfrrrfio. ard o. ~
rarirs for the i.ne'ninr ~ ftreirr
trails ln ihn middle arti
f'hirako. kantas cit. ~ Louie and
aiher tie ventures ~ iyaas vsfe repre-
asnfed h thia conference. aad insnY
4bie spsskefa wFs hessG ag fhf flfs
sian trade sifNsiiou a. ii applies g.
Misslsslpfi Faiisg ffadar'e an1 iraef
raa'es
rhs oYsaniraslen y 4, n res. 90.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

fhe football elarsie a iha nov Yale
stadium aaiHfda, epalis ~, sna g ih'
sstHHH
pacAsfS MeFsflapd and lfssale
Welsh afs matehea iat q ianaafF 1naf
ana Nrw f~fA scis rs battle
ceash esouFsnes reeehea Dis eesh
hfshday asl week bgi 10 n - fhr
ioh ar ussai and stilt SETTING o..
suits
caiifonls win share henees sin
NafAn springs M entertaining ths
glanis nsks spslns seesrtlus q nfee
'ui plans
Abe Aieil 10 hls Stage debut ea, oai
tha nmrtuofn spnfirs contest and
ild sems real aeusluF aua maaoAasse
steff
isn sAa~key p1H sr cpnHis nsrkt.
mninfiay hsht 3rar ~ ufns aud if
lessss lspi tras y his fe~Ff
gslfsfulArs vii test shs ieasDil -
thf anii shoxsbr ansndnenf an thr
gfpuad thai q IL rcisas lseiriasien
Iio5k Island .nsiead ~ sprlnrfle.d.
sua davenport instfad q titss~n ART
iiss caansss 10 abe rbFse i.cs&se
Tho performance ~ raftef. Ire
Eflse9 spfintsf N equeiiinR the 34ol
ward fre0fa. received sfrong rEdpfse-
nrrl fef ufflrlai credit at the A A 81
mrftiHH
That Gaffn~y ~tu sell fh- wnfid
shAtalion fratrs fof fsoe,o unl ihs
psasstr and take Ffassinrs aiuaE ~ith
hsm ~ 4 nestfsn fsmnf tnaf ~sA noi
6uan nsffnes Il uut fef ihN coda
fhaf much h renerniiy conceded
a4s4-lH-a- -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

Avoid headache, impurities
Of Il. > Blood. constipation by
taking a cup Of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children Pleasant &c
take. swecten and take "a
an ordinary tea. Package =
cents.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20

Hianeni and wNi hold regular meetings
ln order ia promote roue,iitely tfr
forsisn trade "a ihr mitaie west ans
in soist the neW rralsiens rfesenieA
Fhe preal lsnpm ia feftNn trade ehlrh
is soine ~ ihrHuEhoal the rnartfs was
fHe ftrier Wihst tfouehi tefsthff fof
fr0ft4aileH lhie hln convention al
fhuaNh fath as nfxaHiaatiuf has tlssn
UTopaetf Cor uaAY fstfa
Ihr dtslHssian ui hHewlnt trade
fUaits VT 900 Nai|ft III thr pis tftfflN
ohiea Be- neannisf 81 uen th~efa
aaNfa smnfI0l aHtHllss sarfe-t afseu.
NrH fHr rfrmnuta nrd afYei0psreni
I'd e. Anf credits Niih Central and
soHih Amrfira eer anaihsr Interest
mr pfanlcm cnneidsrrA ana afrai ia.
fefssi woe manifested iH ihs ceii ~
Soc organization OF ths NiAfie WsHl
o. $50 that mis- sertiN sets iis fui
SHIRE ID thr prosperity brought ahool
~ iha iimf 81 the hugf dtmann ~
American rroAufte ard manufactures,
guoes in Europe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
HAULING


! hsui anffhiaa. ans ~here. ANYTIME
Ter tnfoesy Prices reasonable 3.
n fIifmar rrsidsnct 1et Mesquite
rface iitf SO
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
WANT TO TRADE


fnH TRADE Improved nf ur'mnfnf
ef tnrt tnr aaliou nnd fas rin
ur pefff oliver Nrf Land Co ftf
Tn TRADE ~ 10000 worth nf HnlH.
lfuhrfef gfetff "a NfHf payment
an rrrus Cfrsu property m Nuefes
rlrff farm iani % p wood HrHI
rs'lfs exchange Phone f0i Corner
Wrslaife 900 starr egi
T0 ruAnE Lard rraf ~ Passes f.f
Corpus CHRISTI nifsinsaa 81 frsisanra
property or liaer ln Hfrgrfe Nli
asHHmf ~ pay difference in rssh "
any R Wood Real Estate ~
efanss Phone f1i cerncf Mesquite
sfa starr tst
JOu SALE 0H TRADE sq-srfs faffa
sH in rsitNausn. small HoHsr -
county fuad miin ffpu, serei rfhnal
uatfofncs sfr Coed ln finn gned
lard good rsirhb1gr Tass cotton ~
auto a. rau pas event Geo Aihin.
4frnEneid Te4aR 100
WANTED re trade hessa sad lpt
and az fgfrishirfs in Ettren room
hafr nt nishfp al vfn iaea'st faf
CaFps christi property q o.
HarhsHtr $40
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-20
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Ns~ ceieny $50 re~s Fsr~-tsg b
Water Osreen Sector. soatA~ess
Tessa

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mineral 81 81 ntat, fssrsrl wtr
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40 'nunN Texas 80
feh SAFE nrv tf'em aaeet
t"i''N n"'fn small rffa paAmfht
nAlnnef easy fhNhr N"nfr tit w
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FOR RENT Modern s-Yogm house
three blocks from business center
electric lights. o.stcrn and citf water
piped into house. scr.ered thruugheu'
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