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Washington Waiting 7or
Official Details 5..s2~t
Shows Feeling Over New
Strong Expressions Credited To Members
I'D ." Of Congress, Returning Home
.. From Honolulu
tAssociated Press by Federal wireless

N
WASHINGTON, May IT, If it develops that the
NN NebraSkan was torpedoed without a warning
being given to her Few and without op-
porunity given them to take to their small boats the in
cident will aSSravate what is already situation
Such the Comment credited President Wilson after he had
read the dispatches the official available concerning
injury inflicted the Americanawaiiah Nebrakan
of the of Ireland yesterday nghborhood il which
the liner Lustana recently sunk by German
I TORPEDOED, NOT SUNK
Press dispatches from London yesterday morning
stated that the American eghe which under charter the
White Star ne topedoed by German submarine off Fanet
but remained aoat and able proceed Liverpool under
her steam The Nebrakan from Liverpool
Delaware Breakwatcr ballast The torpedo
ports struck the we'll forward forcing the plates
ing the foreholds to FILL
lost ~.
Confirming the reports the American consul general
London Robert p Skinner cabed Nebrasan
torpedoed while Captain Greene the freighters skipper
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German Line Pierced At w.
La Bassee By British
tAs.oelstsa Press BY Federal wirsless.l

tAs,oe,stsd Press BY Federal ,wirsie''.l
PARIS, May %.-Following the des-
perate fighting which has been in prog.
ress north of La Basse. where the
F.e,.h - rnosdou .oi.oS .L,o oon.o.
80, ~ "e ' ~ ' T."
tienches ana neid the Key 70 the sltGa'
non, the British Yesterday broke
% q op2h me Gefman INES and pierced
tne Posltiens Tor three MUGS caPtnr-
ing many prisoners ana innlcnng heavy
losses upon. Ine invaders 81 Ffance;
,,:.i ne engagement preceding the pr
a I'm; aaN aSss was a FURIOUS one, the
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Associated Prsss BY Federal wireless.D
LONDON. May 2G.--From the. from
tier the Italian lines now stretch for
fifty mifes, striking towards Trieste.
The Austriana admit that the Itaiians
have occupied tondno, in the fyroI,
but claim that the attacks along the
corintbian frontier have been repulsed,
With considerable losses to the invaders,
In an engagement north Of Udine, say
Vienna dsApatehes the Italians broke
ana ran, leksihe large quantities o. ma.
nitione. 10 3t5'ish leS.
also claims that successful
progress Is being made against the Rus
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Fair TREATMENT
FOR Al. RACES
WIG WILL COME
Report of Matthews and GuIiok
lsApproyed Mould Promote
Pacific Friendship aosr
----Il.llii slfLh
tA.ssclalsd Prs.. b Fsasral wlrslssl

NEW YORK, May e7.-The import,
apce Of the unfted states adopting a
policy in its treatment Of Oriental quss
tons which win be adequate 10 meet
thepsituations developing ana which
provides for the just; and equitable
treatment Of all nations was urged in
the report Of DR.. shaiier Matthews and
DIR. Sidney Gulick, the {" Christian am
basshdors to Japan, = read before the
federal council Of churches here last
night. The report was adopted and the
reeommendations ID IL were approved of.
The members Of the council suggest
an early consideration of the question
Of Oriental immigration and policy
that will conserve America and protest
Amoriean labor, but winch will, at the
anne time, promote the friendship Of
the PaciRe. dt eA,l1 =.
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STEAMSHIP NJ T16SKN WEDNESDAY, OFT IRISH C0AS7
Italians Occupy Much
4. Territory IL Austria

SLAMS in Galicia. In the recent fight.
ing the Russians have been driven back,
with the loss of prisoners and guns.
King at the Front 80
a From Rome it is reported that King
Victor Bmtinanuel has taken supreme
command Gof both the army aud the
navy and left last night iflco9nito to
Join his STAFF officers AZ the Headquarters
Of the army ia the field HE duties in
Rome have been taken over by the Duke
of Genoa. sue. il tlis a. "a
An afternoon despatch from Rome
yesterday afternoon says that the Ital.
ian armies have occupied Austrian ter
fitory from 1sombardy 10 the Atlriatic,
have seized various towns in the Tren.
tiuo and forced their way through the
mountain defiles. icV
Before their onslaught the Anstrians
ARE, retiring, destroying railroads and
bridges as they 90. Italian aRiators
have bonbarded MopfaleoBe, on the
gulf of Trieste, and the Italians are ad.
va1cing toward LsonDb river. E.. . f..
Destroy Public Bnildings
Z From Verona comes word that the
Austrian military authorities have
given orders, for the destruction of
government buildings, monasteries and
chnrehcs IN the Trcntino, to give a
clear view foF the Austrian artillery
men and to depriyeithe Italian gunners
Of range points. l5 ties
Itaiv has declared niblcekade of the
Austrian ports on the Adriatic.
The Rome correspondents Of the Paris
Temps says thst i ] 900 women in Italy
have already enrolled themselves jim the
women 3 police force, authorized by the
government! the women replacing men
who have Joined the cblors.
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TRUST BRITISH FOR
FAIR SETTLEMENT
Associated Press BY Federal wirsisaa.

Associated Press by Federal wireisss.J
WASHINGTON, May 81. - The
American packers who have claims
against the British government for the
detention of cargoes seized by British
cruisers and taken to British courts
amounting to total Of fifteen million
dollars, yesterday agreed to leave the
settlement of their cases in the hands
of the British embassy. They state
that their interests will be safeeuarded
and that they are satisfied they will be
given full justice by the British govern.
ment.
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means.
GENERAL GUT IN
I'LL 'TARIFFRATEs
Preferential To American Ships
Means Loss Of Millions
H.. z To the Treasury r. IS
tAsSociated Press By Federal wIrslsss.)

(Associated Press BY Federal wireless.)
WASHINGTON, May PA decision
that may profoundly affect the entire
fiscal policy Of the United states was
rendered yesterday by the Customs APP
peal court, in test case regarding the
validity Of that clause of the Under.
wood Simmons Tariff Law which pro-
yides that imports brought to any
United States port in an American reg
istered ship may be entered at a FIVE
per cent less duty than imports brought
in foreign bottoms. The decision Of the
court is that the clause Is in effect, but
that existing treaties make il obligatory
upon the customs officials to allow the
same pereenta e Of reduction in speci,
fed duties upon goods brought to the
tion with which the United States has
contracted a favored nation treaty."
General Tariff Reduction ,..'
1nasmuch as such treaties are in ef.
feet between the United States and
practically every nation with which
this country carries ON any extensive
trade, including every one of the main
ship. downing nations, this decision means
virtually that the existing tariff rates
are reduced five per cent. ~. ~
The case used as a test is to be ap.
pesled to the Supreme Court. II that
tribunal sustains the decision of the
customs appeal court, it win mean a
tariff revenue loss to the, United States,
at the present rate of imports, -of many
MILLIONS of dollars a year, while of
duties already paid in under the new
tariff there will have to be refunded
to importers 100000. Such a refund
from treasury already reporting a
deficit will bring about a serious fnan,
cial situation. 49,.
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BREWER & CO, HAVE
BRITISH AMERICAN.

{. Brewer & Co., Ltd, has been aP'
pointed general agent in, this Territory
for the British America Assurance Com
pany, to take the place Of the Home
Insurance Company of Hawaii, which
has hitherto represented it here. The
British, American was founded , eighty
three years ago, and is one, of the
strongest fire insurance companies on
the American continent, having ample
funds invested in the United States y
meet all liabilities. Between 1874 and
1914, it has paid losses in the Unite
States amounting to close on $24 ,0Oo,,
600.
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LINERS COLLIDE AT
SCHOLARSHIPS AID

Assorinted Press by Federal WirelessD
NEW YORK, May 26.-The steamer
RYndamI, bound for Rotterdam with
seventy seven passengers and vaIu,
able cargo, ran into collision southwest
Of Nantucket lightshit with the steam.
err Joseph runeo, bound from Boston for
'uba. The passengers and part of the
crew Of th" Ryndam were transferred
TO the United States warship south
Caloltma, warships having responded to
the =. .. 5. call. The Ounce = bow is
Sn'nshe". rhe Rvndam is taking water
rapidly. Both are en- route to New
York, wurships conveying.
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lNOIHQAOLULAVS
.F'AB8'ARDN |!

One Honolulan. Is known to have
been on board the steamship Nebraskan
when she was torpedoed yesterday off
Fastnet Light, and another is believed
to have been on board. &
Jack Smythe, brother of Alfred
Smythe, employed by Theo. Davies &
Co., was one of the vessels engine
room force. HE'S n nephew of NJ s..
Ella r. l., Jones of number 1914 Guliek
street. E.FE~" ssi
Joseph KauaihiloOle. known on the
waterfront, was with the Nebraskan
when last heard from. ,.a ..a g..
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PEACE DEADLIER
.7'.. THAN ANY, WAR

Associated Press by Federal Wireless.)
CHICAGO, May 26.-At the Episco,
pal Diocesan Convention, now in session
here, a resolution was adopted approx
ing Of the Presidents course in pre-.
serving the neutrality of the United
States during the war of Europe. Con
corning the question of American par,
tiril"tion for the bringing about OF
peace, the resolution said: G. 's..p
" No peace Fan he permanent that
does not provide for justice in national
and international relations, There may
be peace that Is deadlier than war"
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PRESIDENT. GREETS
CHINESE. DELEGATES
tAspOciated Press BY Federal wireless

IAsFociated Press BY FEDERAL Wireless.)
r WASHINGTON, May 26.-President
Wilson today welcomed the Chinese
'br siness men, representing chambers of
commerce OF their country, who are on
r visit to the United States. The
President, in a brief address of wei.
come, declared that the people are
deeply and alphabetically interested
in CHINA, and that there is an unlim-
tied future before the great republic.
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TORNADO RIPS AN
OKLAHOMA TOWN

- so"iNtei Press by Federal Wireless.)
HUGO, Oklahoma, May 27.-+Six per-
raDs were killed here Yesterday when
the town was struck by tornado,
'-hirh wrecked twenty buildings. The
Finl"Dce of the wind was such that
o"'e were licked mp and thrown u
Of fifty yards.
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SAFE. SURE, ALWAYS CURES.

Do not suffer from cramp collie or
pain in the stomach when Chamber,
lain 5 Collie, Cholera and DiarrhoeH
Remedy goes to the right spot and
gives immediate relief. You cannot
afford to be without il IL you are sub.
iect to attacks Of this kind. For sale
by all dealers. Benson; Smith 4 Co.,
Ltd, agents for Hawa..
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sage wirelessed from Nebraskan
and relayed on from Ireland by
cable, states that his ship was
either torpedoed or had struck a
mine.
Lacking complete information,
the course to be taken by the
government in this presumed at
tack upon an American ship, at
a time when the protest concern
ing forHler similar attacks remains
unanswered, is in doubt. 1t must
be made certain first whether the
Nebraskan was the victim of a
mine or whether she was deliber-
ately. attacked by a submarine.
Being under charter to a British
steamship line, the Nebraskan was
properly subject to capture as a
British vessel, but the British
charter will not affect the situa-
ton from the standpoint of the
American government if the YES
sci was unwarned and was attack
ed while she flew the Stars and
Stripes.
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PACIFIC MAIL MAY ID.
DIVORCE BUSINESSES
= Associated Press by Federal wireless,

''TTHIeu TTeb5 " FeueIHI WIreIeaB.I =
NEW YORK, May 26.-The stock
holders of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company today discussed the severance
of the company from the Southern Pa
cifc Railroad interests, the interstate
commerce commission standing by the
Panama Canal tolls act, under the. pro.
visions of which ships under railroad
ownership in whole or in part cannot
use the canal. A statement may be
issued tomorrow.
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TO CURE AcoLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bronio Quinine
Tablets. An druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
f. W. Groves signature is on
each box.
Paris MEDICINE CO.. St. Louis. U.s.A.
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surviving Ion enough to surrender.
AsConstantinople despatch states that
the reported torPedoing of the Russian
battleship Pantleinon in the Black Sea
On Monday has been officially confirmed.
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BECKER GOES TO CHAIR
SECOND WEEK. IN July

(AScHcteted Press by Fede-sl wirefsssD
ALBANY, Nav 26.-The State So
preme court having refused to inter.
fere, the execution of former Police
Lieutenant Charles Becker of New York
has been set for the week Of July l2.
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MILLIONS WASTED
At PEARL HARBOR
81 gsoe!atcd Fress by TederaI Wireless

>AN Francisco, May 27.-Cou
gresham Carey of Wisconsin, who ar
rived here yesterday from Honolulu,
states that h" finds that millions of dol,
lars have been wasted at Pearl Harbor
due to the controversies of the engine
"rs ms to the proper methods of con,
structiom Of the dsydock.
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Former Senator Eric A. Knudsen too (
the oath of Office yesterday as a mem.
Der Of the board of school commission
ers. TO which position he had been ap,
pointed the day before by Governor
Pinkham.
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Virginia p. Caryalho, of the First
Trust COMPANY of Hilo, returned in the
Matsonia on Tuesday from visit to
San Francisco and the Panama Pacific
Exposition
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ORDER of PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
AT Rules held In the office Of the Clerk
OF the Cirenit Court of Harrison County.
on Monday, the End. day of August, 1910,
the following order was entered: 4a8i
& Citizens National Bank Of Morg9ntewn,
West Virginia, a corporation created under
the laws Of the United States OF America,
VS.. In Chancery.
Genevieye Stuart Race. y. e.. Race, her
husband. NJ. w. Beeks, Lewis y. Lawson.
Trustee, and Eureka Loan q Building
Association, a corporation.
Object OF Suit.
me object Of the shove entitled suit is
to attach and sell the real esfkte situate
t.. owned by the said Genevieve Stuart
Race, or so much thereof As. may, be nee.
essary TO satisfy q note for Five Thousand
Dollars Cos, OOO0O), executed By said Gen
eyieye Stuart Race and NJ. w. Beeks TO the
Citizens National Bank Of MorEantovtn.
west VifRinia. q corporation, which note
Is dated the 18th day of January, 1915, ana
calls for the sum Of Five Thousand Dol
lars 9ol and is payahls gix months ns1s
bank alleges is due and unpaid.
And It appearing from an afndavtt hled
In said cause that Genevieve Stuart Race,
D. q. Race, N. w. Beeks. ana Lewis g.
Lawson. Trustee are non-reStdents OF this
State. 1t is ordered that they do appear
within one month from the date OF the
first publication Of this order and do what
is necessary to protect their interests
4 Given undeg my hand this the 2nd. day
a ~ Z WADE coFFnfAN. Clerk
lDoNLEY g hatfield,
Counsel for PLAINTIFF.
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onpra 81 rusL1cATloN.
,.,t,tsst, $3.50 s9nNyr.A 4,

STATE OF wissT vIRGrNIA. -
* Rules held In the Office OF the CLERK
OF che Circuit Court Of Harrison County.
on Monday. the 2nd: day Of "A Az suss' 1 2',
Pearlman Company, Incorporated. q cor
|poration,
Morris Btrnballm, trading az Morrts
Birnbaum & Company. VI
Object Of suit.
The object OF the above entitled acton
fs for, the recovery q money a e ~ g
Company Incorporated, and which money
Is due, owing and unnatd from IN the sag
Morris Birnbaum to the SAID Feafiman
Company, incorporated ].
And e appearing from q, I, aidday1s n g q
ron-resident OF this State, It is ordered
that he do appear within one month from
the date OF the first pun.icarion OF ms
order and do what is necessary TO protect
n' Gwen under ind my hand this the 2nd. day
OF August, 1915. $50.
SPERRY& & SPERRY,
& Counsel for Plaintiff. .-.-,-.
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NoTICE 70 sFI1pPERs,

Tractfon Company express ca11
Ienve Clarksburg for qrasseiIi OssESetls
Mt. Glare, Weston. Shinnstons Fair
mont, Fairview. Farming tons Ias an
nington and Intermediates points
Mannineton and Intern dfAte penis.
should Be deferred in the station not
later than $500 a. M; FaiFvisM sIl9
intermediate points. LOO q. N.
Weston and intermediate points
1900 M. 4
Quick service, reasonable rates.
and care In handling make this an
IDEAL line for shippers.
MoNONGAHELA VALLEY 40;
TON COMPANY.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
Lula al. Bowman, Plaintiff,
rs. In Chancery. in the Circuit
Court uf Harrison County


West Virginia.
4 Thomas Bowman, Defeudant.
70 Thomas Bowman: 7lssj M
Take notice that the dispositions Of my
sci fand snndty Other Witnesses VIII ne
taken iit the Law once Of E. %. Sutton,
odd FeuoWs Buitdink. city. of C1arksburg
Harrison County, West Nlrgtnta. on the
'ho1ira Of 8 O'Clock A.. NJ. and 6 o'clock 3.
NJ. TO be read in evidence on the nearing
OF the above styled lchancery cause IN be-
half Of said plaintiff. J. y.
II from any cause the taking q the
same shall not be commenced, or petng
commenced. shall not be completed on that
day, the taking Of the same will be adj
1ourned from time to time until they are
completed. 49,
Dated this the End day Of August, 1913;
LIZA A. BOWMAN.
=. Q. suTroN, coahseI.
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In said cause mat b. W. Lake is g non
resident Of this State, It is ordered that ne
do appear within one month from the date
Of the first publication Of this order and
do what il necessary to protect his inter
eatS herein. *
Given under my hand this the End day
of August, 1915.
C.. N. Pew, sf5.
counsel Tor Plaintiff.
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FOR SALE:-.Lots

L.OT ON CLA z ST., 34xlOO feet
near SteaIey street. This lot
is not level, but you can build
a house on it for $1,60O that
will rent FOR $25 month. The
price for few days is only
!. S425 cash. Come quick if you
want it. The Wilson and
Dennison CO., Cot Bldg,
Clarksburg.
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FOR SALE ellaneouss

FOR SALE one 5-passenger. 80 II. =.
automobile, newly overhauled can worn worn
fect running order. Price $4,000. Apply
at wilson's BAKERY, 412 Monticello ave-
nue. 5f 81 Irs85. 3 sENH
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FOR Rem Houses

FOR q FN.r-e room apartment. Alccarty
building. large rooms etc seI any ANY
vsrlnda- all rooms = NJ s1rt :.
: McGnrty Bldg ~
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FOR sAI,E-One riding and driving horse;
I,erfectTy gentle; price reasonable, or will
trade on light automobile Call at 100
X INST Main street. S y
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SsT1R RENT one apurtrnent In Angle Inn Inn;
third door: three sooms ana ps.sn.
He'll phone 14O2-J.L u .
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: nor RENT-onG four room nat. on second
aoors 1135 West Main street, $lsov Pee sss
month, water rent paaa r nAH R.,t III one
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1,]3I, pEN,r-Two furnished rooms for
~ 1i9h+ housekeeping use OF bath and tel
erhnne Apply mt 113 Poplar street. or
caI Rell nhone 5S3-R.
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:SITUATIO NS WANTED

WANTED Position as clerk. In grocery
store. assistant boOkkeeper, time keep
4 er or any other honest work, with chance
for advancement. Can give references.
Address m. o. = care Telegram once.
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80 I57TS17-lT5esirabIe farnished room,
8 = Sgen4r1TIv located, with use OF bath ana M
S1IioMe ia west Pike street, OF car
s fiell lfnhone 615-R.
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.s-,t, I,nNT-o one, two. three or Ave fur fur,
nished rooms; modern convenisny,eas, TaIn
w q Annly al a26 North Chestnut
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5ToR RENT-A few of3ces AID apart1ae ns s
IN Lafstetter buMding opp6 os,,e \ P rS1sr
IRE. INQUIRE Mt POI in building. Bel
phone 246-Al. Con. 451-S.
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WANTED "A good girl for general house
work. Must know A0w to cook. Apply q
8l8 Dnle avenue or call a661E1. NJ
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Gordon & Kidd
REAL ESTATE
AND INSUR ANCE
10 \. Third 81.

WANTED Girl for general housework, n
family OF three. Apply to Alex. Hamt1-
ton Woodland Avenue, Stealey addition
WANTDD-A girl for general houyeMork
Apply to Mrs. "A. g. Lemont, 1858 Kick
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= room apart. Glen Elk.. N. 9th st. $500,
Apply to the stout & Alexander Rea
1Catate Co, Inc. 701 nos COZ building.
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FOR SALE Houses

FOR sALE-s.s room house, with baths
street. See John s. Flanagan, at Traders
+ Barber Shop. i5
Ef7R- 1IE--One eight room house, with
n bath and pantry front and back porchsa
LOT 4Oxl20 Price $500. Call at S
Milford street. js.z ts.f,tF4i II s
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ss<5R PTNT-Tvyo niecsy furnished front
s yooms use Of bath and phone Two In1 "a
,1fes yak from postofice. INQUIRE az lVo
Sehnni street. Bell phone 126l-f<.
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NOR PENT-House Of six rooms. bath
1Ilire 81 S. NasbauM, BOB Main street.
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FOR REM shed Rooms

r.0R 3 ryyo nicely furnished rooms
Tor light housekeeping also o., !, sie Sc aoS
svrii esstreet. Glen ELK, or call Hell phone
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so RRrFr-Two story. four ron1n house..
nth bath; good shade In beck IHrds
$500 per month In 0dvances Phone
S,J. 4
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WANTED Good girl for general house
g esadan AppdlX, ti a. $50 Broaddus avenue
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Fe1R TAININ9DIATE SALE-As pretty corner
LOT With modern 5 room cottnge, with
bath and Yorehes, slate ROOF: Situate ls.. a.
three minutes walk from court house.
Has fine view OF city. excellent sy, Y,
roundings, and good breeze; SsuV w.
Bank Building. E
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