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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26

the Adriatic are claimed in an official
statement issued tonight by the war
office.
Italian troops have seized various
towns in the Trentino and forced
their way through mountain defiles.
On the lower Isonzo, attacks were
continued to gain the line of the river.
The Austrians are reported to have
retired destroying bridges behind
them. Italian aviators bombarded
Monfa1cone near the Gulf of Triest.
Everywhere on the 9th" says the
report, "oUr troops took the often
sive, occupying Forcella, Montezzo
Noffale and Ponne Caffaro and Val
Giudicaria, the territory north OF
Ferra and Monte Ba1do.
They also occupied Monte ReornO
and Monte Foppa on the slopes north
of Lessini, Monte Pasubia and Monte
Baffelan at the extremity of the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
RIVER SITUATION.

The weather bureau states posi-
lively that there should be no alarm
felt at Topeka over the river Situa-
ton. The water stands now at
about IA feet. Reports from up the
valley indicate that it will go to
possibly IL feet by tomorrow MORN
ing. This is three feet from flood
stage-or rather from "bank full
stage. The last three feet-frOm
IL to 21-always is the slOwest
rise. This stage is not anticipated
unless an unusual amount of water
falls in the next few days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
wheat IN PLUNGE
May Drops 63s Cents, Going to
S1.4S3s.
Farmers Reported Unloading in
Face of New Crop.

Chicago, May 26.-There was a
drop of 6 IS cents per bushel for May
wheat on the local board of trade to-
day, the prices at that time going to
s1.4Sss. July and September deliv-
cries were caught in the downward
drop and fell off Pa and cents to
s1A26 p and S120s respectively.
Sudden unloading of holdings by
farmers in the face of the new crop
was given as the cause.
The drop was particularly noticeable
because of continued reports of vast
damage to crops by pests.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
CAPPER HOLDS
BRlbE MONEY
The Governor Has in His Pos
session 500 in Cash
Alleged To Be Part of X. C.
Corruption Fund.
HAS HEARD OF MUCH MORE
Has Told Smalley to Get All
the Facts.
To Be No Letup in Inyestiga-
ton, He Declares.
HAS HEARD OF MUCH MORE

Governor Capper today declared
that an envelope containing 500, al
legged to have been used in the recent
Kansas City, Kansas, election had
been turned over to him. He also
asserted that he had received infor-
nation that sums of from $40 to
$4,000 had been used in the election
Positive denial was made by the gov
ernOr that he had directed r. j.
Smalley, special assistant attorney
general, to call off the election probe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
ERIE HEAD IS INDICTED
President Faces Charge of Violating
Private Car Fare Law.

Cleveland, May 26.-F'rederick d.
Underwood, president of the Erie rail-
road and the Delaware & Hudson rail-
roads, was indicted here today by
a special federal grand jury.
The Indictment charges that in July,
1912, w B. Miller, former president
of the Diamond Rubber company,
Akron, and seven friends were allow
ed the use of a private car for trip
from Akron to Beverly, Mass, on pay
ment of eight fares. Under The inter-
state commerce law a private car can
be allotted only upon payment of twen-
ty-fiVe full fares.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
Heavy Rain at Atchison.
NO MILITARY OBSERVER
c. S. Not to Send War Experts With
Italian Army.

Washington, May 26.-No Ameri-
can military observers are likely to be
sent with the Italian army. ANY
naval observations that are made will
be conducted by the American naval
attache at Rome
None of the observers sent to the
other allies has had much opportuni-
ty for observation and for that rea-
son war department officials think it
useless to send more.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
SkVAGES GOT A REST
Heavy Rain Prevents Game at st
Joseph This Afternoon.

St Joseph, Mo, May 26-The
Drummers and Topeka Savages were
given a rest cure this afternoon by the
weather man. The game was post
poned because of rain.
At , o'clock it was raining very hard
and all hope of staging any kind of a
contest was abandoned. The Topeka
players and their manager. Jimmy
Jackson, were much put out because
they had high hopes of regaining the
league leadership that was lost Tues
day
The Savages will remain here to-
morrow and Friday and will then go
to Des MoineS for their last road
series before returning home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
Hard Blow in Missouri.

Brookfield, Mo-, May ga straight
wind here early this morning unroof-
ed the Lynn county bank building.
blew down or uprooted several large
trees, Uttered the streets with broken
branches and damaged buildings in
the country. No one has ben report
ed injured Telephone wires are down
in many places
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
American Ship Flying Ameri-
can Flag and American Cargo.
PAGE TOLD TO USE CABLES
Z. S. Loses No Time i'm Gaining
Facts Regarding Attack.
Wilson and Bryan Show Evi.
dence of Deep Concern.

Washington, May 26.-The admins
tration here was distinctly shocked to-
day by the news of the torpedoing of
the American steamship Nebraskan in
the European war zone.
The incident not only suggested that
Germany had not ceased her subma-
rine warfare, but caused especial
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
Cloudburst in Wyoming.

Thermopolis, Wyo., May 26.-Dar-
age estimated at $4,000 was done by
a flood which swept this town late
yesterday following a cloudburst in the
mountains. A wall of water five feet
high rolled into the town, flooding
scores of dwellings. No loss of life
is reported.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
RUSH PACKERS CASES
England Now Ready to Try Issues in
Prize Court.

Washington, May 26.-Secretary
Bryan today received from Ambassa-
dor Page at London the following:
Sir Edward Gray informs me that
the British government is ready to try
the cases of the Chicago packers in
prize court, commencing on June Z.
Please have representatives of the
packers on hand for trial.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
BECKER TO Die JULY u
Court Fixes Date for Execution of
Rosenthal Slayer.

Albany. n. Y, May 26.-The court
of appeals today fixed the week be-
ginning July II for the execution of
former Police Lieutenant Charles
Becker, convicted of the murder of
Herman ROSenthal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26

Not only does the governor intend
to go after the scalp of Henry Zim-
mer, election commissioner, for his al
legged action in permitting election
frauds, but he will ask that repre-
senta tives of the Brewers Association
be called as witnesses. Conrad Mann
of the Kansas City Brewers associa-
IronIlnued on Page Two.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

st. Louis at New York-Game post
poned: wet grounds.
Pittsburg a Brooklyn-Game uost-
poned: wet grounds.
Cincinnati at Boston-Game post
poned: rain.
Chicago at Philadelphia, postponed
rain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
BASEBALL TODAY.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Denver at Sioux City--game post
poned; wet grounds.
Wichita a t Des Moines-game post
poned; rain
Lincoln at Omaha-game post
poned; wet grounds.
Topeka at St Joe-game postponed
rain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
KING OF GREECE FAILING
Condition of Monarch Again Is Re-
ported Critical.

London, May 26.-The condition of
King Constantine of Greece is critical
This is reported in a dispatch re-
ceived today by the Exchange Tele-
graph eompanw from Athens.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Newark at Kansas City-Game post
poned: rain
Buffalo at hicago-Postponed
cold weather.
Baltimore at St. Louis-No game
rain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
Sweeps Lower IsOnZO to Gain
Line on River.
WRECKAGE MARKS RETREAT
Francis JOseph's Soldiers Burn
Bridgessas They Flee.
Roman Army Captures Several
Towns in TrentinO.

Paris, May 26.-The Italian
government today declared a
blockade of all ports on the
Austro-Hungary coast.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
AIR RAID
Birdmen Destroy TeutOnic Sta
ton at st. Quentin.
Wreck Fuel Depot in BOmbard-
ment From Sky.

Paris, May 26.-In a great
aerial raid over the German lines
French aviators bombarded and
destroyed the German station at
st. Quentin and wrecked the Ger
man fuel depot.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26

Rome, May IS (via Paris. May 26. !
Offensive operations resulting in the
occupation of Austrian territory all
along the frontier from Lombardy to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia at Cleveland-Game
postponed; cold weather
Boston at ST. Louis-No game
rain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
Wind in the West.

Bad storms are reported at Larned,
Great Bend, Kinsley and Laymond.
A high wind blew over several small
buildings at these places, destroyed
outhouses and uprooted some trees.
Small rainfall was reported at these
towns, most of the damage having
been done by the wind.
The Rock Island railroad reports
that heavy rains have fallen along the
line between Topeka and Horton All
northeastern Kansas was soaked Ia ST
night. and Belleville received a heavy
downpour. Reports of a cloudburst
at Newton were denied this morning.
Only a slight shower fall at that place
last night.
The river for several days has had
the waters of Soldier creek backed up
and has kept the creek at a high stage.
Soldier creek fell this morning in pro =
portion to the fall of the river The
residents of North Topeka and the
district north of Soldier entertain lit
tie apprehension of danger from the
high water.
4 Inches at Berryton.
Four inches of rain fell at Berryton
in about two hours today. The Mis-
souri, Pacific tracks were badly
washed, and it appeared doubtful that
the train from the south on that road
would be able to get through. The
Wakarusa is rising rapidly and will
help to swell the Kaw river below To-
peka.
Heavy Rain at Atchison.
Atchison, May 26.-The heaviest
rain of the season, three inches in two
hours. fell here this morning, turning
creeks into raging torrents which over
flowed much low farm land. White
Clay creek, flowing through Atchison
is the highest in several years and
water flowed into easements of sew
eraI stores. Seven and one-half inches
of rain has fallen in May.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Cleveland at Kansas City-Game
postponed; rain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26

Weather Forecast for Kansas.
Probably showers tonight and
Thursday. cooler tonight
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-26

TContinued on Page Two.1
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-02

It now develops that the hat full of printing material the erstwhe John purchased is not to be used auncnng one f his eat papers at Valdez Instead the irrepresslb oh Hunter took this complete pant to Anchorage where m win attempt to stir up trouble with small weekly sheet
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-02

And so Alaska is go dry. Our authority tor ths state oont is none other William Jennings Bryan who n recent peech expressed the belief that congress at Its next will abolish liquor in this territory our memory serves us right the people of Alaska to vote on Representative ono" prohibition act year hence
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-13
For Sale Real Estate.

ron SALE f.ltc hundrsa and mo
bots near white ralnt rnr well faf
sai. one ihlri each ana balance On
B67. u040l
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CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
- A"CIEARING HOUSE" FOR SOUTH TEXAS

saant a. the order - mis- Court made
and fnterri on fhe itth aay IL FelFu,
arv \ ~ 1878 said first mentioned
tAtc reire tAe eNrilcst pfatticahir aafe
aftft thc hnidine ~ said slcctien. the
Court psec~ciel g. epen ms polls -
said clrciion nna cpurtr1 fhr rtea caat
AZ tho san,A and iiaAs that there wcrs
east stt lvEal votes hN The qualified
V,,trsr - said rferinct ~ SID elecil,,n.
fts vote. helms cast ~ssf Prohibition"
knt NJ potcs helms vast Against INV,
hihltion therc reirr q ma inEiiA q s1
ltKal ,ntrs ~Fnr frohihlttan~
u IA therefore declared ~ the Court
that thr rrenit 90 said ricetiap waa and
IS a maioftts 10 icral Votes -t'ar i.ro-
Mhtion' amt that rrohihnion carried
ln eaiA tssitsfr fNtcinei NumhCr rive
s,A ~ said Nafcua NauHN Texas. and
4 b orlsrel ~ TIE Court that ms sale
< a iat0NitAilns uanefs Within ihs ilfn-
lts ~ seid tAstifvr frseircl Sc. & ~
n0il Counts hr anA the same Ia heTehs
atsniNttls prohibited eNrept 90 me
purposes ard under the regulations
spf.lfea W. little ~ Chapter D ~ fhs
REVISED statutes ~ isii - tho state
20 rcxas. nntn sHrh time az ihe Quan
frd voters FcSdinf in said tustirr''
Precinct Number t1ye $50 - ssid Nh
c,-s ,oun,y ~ an elegtinr held f0f taai
purpose by majority vote maY decid'
otherwise
WALTER " riMoN. County SUds~
Nuscck County TcNNs tiai'
advertisement
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20 PAVING coNTRAc
TORS.


scaled proposals wir Del received B.,
th, giu SECRETARY nf the eitl ~ Coz
pua ChurN, reAat. nntA oe oelugh
T. m MaN isih l1ls. fus rufiine
Grading and iatlna number oi elt}
atrests
Iaia .n tas hands ~ tho Cliy see.
Rotary be tho houg named win b. opeu
vd snd uuad as fna mOeilng ~ tho
ilN Council az said time
IHHa afr snilsstrd oo ass ur aii of me
elaHfta u.s. pHNrmr0f enumerated AnN
ari forth ln thp specifications tHete
for Boo ihr Citf Council reserves ihr
riehi g. deside uu ihr ifpf ~ Pavement
iu he iali nu each 81 eii q ihe streets
o. nr paved uHtn after "a consideration
af ins hiia received
The Nnra lo NJ Jone cmnfsteH abput
tf GOO Square yards ~ uAtcmrui spread
otrr distance ~ afout four miiaa.
Proposals rf tuis oontfHrt shall he
accompanied hY certified cheek.
dfnwn on SOME corpus Christi iiarhs
fsf tlNNN9. made payable to thr citf
~ NUrQua runafi without conditions
$50 eash. biddcfs bonds ~ eihff form
~ fccnritf e!li bn accepted 10 iieu ut
cerfififd rhsI 81
Specifications AID bidfHnF bHuka may
De- bad and pisfs ani pruilios may he
ueen as ths office ~ " a. stevens
( Cfy Enaineer gafpua christi. TrtRe
a fes ~ ftp.Q9 VIII Hf chargfd fpf eeNt
cops - the specifications.
All bids shall ba maHf ou Tho hianis
pfntided therefor
Tho CiiY reserves the fiFht ~ feicei
auY 81 as nldn 80 ln accept any pidi
deemed advantageous ~ ihr tiiy.
uy order ~ fhf riff ceuncii
R0N MILLER Mayor
o. q MtiLIuAN. cls fefffinrf
a. a sTEvEAa. utY knrineet
-
advertisement
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Section 4. Arnsls !. a the csss STAR
ter reads az shh he shn spgH ~
every persoa o~nlnr er holding rrups
tf,y ~ the city ~ corpus Christi IA
render under oath 70 tho Assessor and
Collector % tAxra o. such ether offlenf
40 may b. provided ~ ordirancp. AZ
hls nfgicr Ia stid Csy asptsliy. f,s
ana complete inventory ~ al Ir~ptrsv
~ owned ~ held ~ him. whether READ,
prgsnual ~ mlxed. and 40 take ana -
subscribe TO az oath 10 the coFrSetncts
q such Inventory
IN accordance with the prusisiens
III the above excerpt. All rropers1 own.
IRIS are rVausAtei t.i N.Aisa th~ Feauir.
"a rendliians nn og before the it,h Gay
ef MaY. ASIA.
a. J. Mutft0AN. CITY Secretary.
tss=s
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srAMps Anp coma.

WE my ANu ai.l.L STAMPS ANp
cplNN What mfo Yuuf Send zoe
fr ,nln fniae 81nh fb inffsrert
CuHa h0n Wauing Countries -
9NE POUND about 5000 Missed
STAINS &C Wafuut Cauptgies msn'
fafe ana valuable STAMPS ia These lntf
: 90 PuHi lre1 pf wiil send asmpl'
600 fui o. N.nH o. Duf stamp and
coin iluneun. hfue Tlir SOUTHERN
srAMr kND co.'s co. a2t.g4 Chrun-
us, uuidinr Haitann. IesnHl ~.
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Notice ih hefeee given that the an
noal msctins ~ lho sscckholdesn 20 The
"a t.nuls. isfuwnsyiils b AcNicq Fail.
WAY Company vii ~ held a. the Gem
erai ofner q the company, K;Hgsgilie.
Texas GA Tuesday. Juus lat 1915. rhe
Annual Neeiina ~ THE Board * M
rrctofr ~ thy Company viii he hsld
Immediately following thr eslioufnmunt
~ the meeting ~ atacbholdcfn
A. EcNENT ketlus Secretary
tsSn
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Seated rropesais viii hs received b.
tho Citl Secretary ~ lhc Citt ~ Coz.
nua fhfirt IstaF until VH O'Clock
q M MaX ISM 1915 Tor she purchase
lf Permanent Street Improvement
iands a. BE- itaueA 81 fhf CnY ~ tef
pua christi. "a paf iis shafs ~ the roat
81 oeffsin na4lnf wpfh raa goriem
plated
The anonai Il me bond Issue h 20
te fi0g 900 ana prUDqanls must be fnr
the ontf H. iHrus ~ mda ~ lsss than
a. and accrued Interest vii ~ consia
asra
Proposals. shall BE- accompanied ~ 2
sfilcsd shs0k drawn en- nesrs cnfpps
Christi aanh ter PC ,nass Ls.~...
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% The ClN " cnfpns rht,stl. without
ceudisicn. No cash hi9fets hnnds o.
nihef fern - security viii M accent.
"a IN 9en " ceftifita cheeks
Wall particulars with tinaueiAi ssats-
msnt MAS ~ ehtasnra trom y \. Ms.-
ukan. Gus Secretary.
The CITY ftstttea the 1.Eht 10 te}eef
any or Al tlds ~ 20 ncreps any psA
iecwed sdfantaxeoas 81 the City
~ >. Mvtl.luAN CHS Eccte,ars
lSls,
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FnR SAi.n Chrap tout .raan house
mise ioi $50 tsN frani r3 49, bach
Mise l,..e ANrnes si-iefu unc nltre
ul ,tr ana slhu0l Nnt elnth Neuth ~
latk arid Siaplrs hauss 80 1870 Nor
fls Avs WIN soil Or 8 aea vii ssAv
"a fefd glr as Part pts mrut iiaiancv
a. please purchaser eah Az iaaa N,afis
Ave. ~ az We'll nres MiAr talNsNa.
fS1Hl
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Help Wanted Female.

WANTED = e.r7 ,arE or Ts0 H~ei
rafL Trfaa fiatl
payinr employment fof women fuii
~ Part time Eeu ruarau.ecd cotton.
usie. eiIk hosiery o. user. ETpericrce
unnecessary large pfufifn rpnng
hssaiaeua nov or ~ rEltNATiONai
MILE. sots Chestnut. Phiisdeiphis
asf
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Typewriter Exchange.

uENElttL typewriter business. clean
ms rnpa uG rentals sales ENperi
workmanship Reasonable prices
corpus Chsisu typewriter Exchange
80 starr street Phone il17.
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Fs ths hesi bu, la the civ
Madon srNam furnished vel
hsCsird rcsIifncc SEQ me 90
encc WADE S. NICHOLS,
Room l. Melsonaia iidF rhous
ast
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Miscellaneous.

0ih man % ans sidfsss tof nneen
tnih "'f i 'nt fe fiaf y rtni 'hsrs
' ntsF irI aeri'en etHd ie.ias ten.
sN'ar'H iNsiiiHHtfnf Assn sHi tatHi =
i'Nof i'ni'tinf fv"stHh Texas tNti1
stg''ss, prices pad ser ssssrd bsnc
urnitsfe aat ChARsrfei--pncns $50
MeAaurhhn terniture Co 90
itlf'tf N'tNf'H'
'" unf' .i''i 'il,''t
N'ts tNt N'"'f
" ''lHH 'H't "tNi tN"t NN
""th o.. .'Nt painting
i'eti"t ANi ~. "rHiiHa stfrrl
''.7'
PARK PEACE tAc'iisnt tan'r o'afd
'nN N''"' i0lN'sN't it.iN' RATES isa
'"'"Nir go tNiHs 81 l1"h' SOL tas
tuh Aolh FLOWER ntiS AMI
HNi,otNN We eaa tufr'th Naa h'aeh
efN"' A' Ven f'iird WANnir
.t. ,'''n '..,', .ne ll'N .n"l %, sNa'
n HiliH NiN. IaIftl ifaUtffI f'u. l'nIfnt
iu4s ttsi
SPRING MILLINERY
snnwinr ,.n th, now wyl.s spes,ai
care given a. rse,.asiine a44ts
rhaparfal street ia. stairs lagal
s,Ina guaranteed hoslor, Experience
unnecessary fsf ur tHN ilmr i'all
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fouorRoN a CHAPMAN
efs Chararfal

avn lands We rave iheHN
$50 a,res NEAR usiym No1d Improve.
meui
30 ,aes ouu,alion C,-,d ,srms
NH
So ergs brush apa ueoi 'efma
fo scns tt ,'raroh unUA terms
nems with have heusrr wind wil'
aad fenced
rho anotc ends ar, ons y 30 milts
fnam White roint
1853 4,res sf,.Qn miics nuf nu rs,aH
Mexican. with eroWinf cfeps his taf
sain s years ie pAi 90 tnif
raam modef a,tmfe lAbefu
street. hoffaln.
Wc haNt foni tarlaine in hom,s snd
Iuus BOB Nurth NaUh and south uuif
sts
Northern Visitor. Notes
Vs. own it 900 acres sc ueh hiatt
ttud, .and whirh $40 arc s.iinf in
fa,ia 90 90 se 500 ani $50 arrfa sud
ut st tlh 600 uft acre. 81 0e pef aNft
.HeH and itt hainnee an ~ Nrafr simo
onif umltoA amaunt ~ ms aHd
Nu br aoii n order tn rti develop.
masi undsr was WRITE Ual of wire
.c ~ lah a COS hsue hids., Derpus
christi rsNaa tfs1l
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49, nui'alo Mrs hesc ~
FOR hENr Two large r--,r. 80
fiete' furnished far ha,.s..r ..........
street
FOR RENT one E.rs-rr r---- 4.
eNiehNfs com4iotes renovated ie.
le ana pat-'urner II nalirIdee ans
'.',i 'none ili4 gs1|
foR RENT A e.raeu 49,
oei,e--en car hne and paved str,,i
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t'k kENr-rnree- roon. surni.s,s
cottages -iiteo per msnth
vaughn -. Resaca ssrc~,. rsone al
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FOR RENT Nieen fafniseea S~rT
'''i rnfnrr fuam modern tlar
FOR RENT f-room haaso vita ban
irsifao', iogator- Arpg llHN M.s
quite street rhar, .as ,s3n
FOR RENT Store room or an peerir.
street Apply Seaside Hotel paone 81
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FOR REST Rive seven % olshi
room modern house furnished or o.
furnished. Amos Moore. Phone sts
lsl
+ FOR RENT Reasonable Mice. nav
modern Broom cotiars at i0.i Arnrs
S. Phone 7s5. tsaei
FOR hENr-une amt one 8 room
anusc fcr rent all couyeulnncrs close
10. South Water street Cau Phone
ma, ts7o
FOR RENT FURNISHED a G room
house ON sar line and paved street
623 Liberty. Phone ll8 tsGgl
FNH RENT -t-rc.m houso. corner
kn pod Agne streets Amm NaUr.
Nooro Villa Phone 6.r tfsl
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NOR RENT lIeht h.ss,uep.rs
rms cu suite furnished or uUfaf
n.a.ri reasonable HHh rUhirUi
street. ioathrfweod huHlInF tft
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souia Wuff car iuo Either Furnished
nr luflrnlshrt Reasonable rcnf Iaanr
io5 VI eaR at GNcrs lWwtam CH
FOR RENT Esrt front room aii ran.
vruIenCos near raw hiHthe UH.fHffl