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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
LUSITANIA FLEW
 RED ENSIGN or
 MERCHANT SERVICE

In regard to the German charge that the Lustitania was carried at the time or her dest-uctiou as an auxii- layy. cruiser .of Che British nayy. that she was armed. tbat she had not com piled with an the requirements of the United States laws regarding life sav- ing equipment and that she vas car rying ammunition in violation of the United States laws, shipping men re- called yesterday thet the liner. since the beginning Of the war had been flying from her tsffran the red ensign of Great Britain's merchant service instead ot Che blue ensign, and that she was flying the red ensign when struck.
 From her maiden trip in October. 1s0I until the war started. and the British Admiralty decided not to take over the Lusiiauia. she carried the blue ensign or the Rayal Navy Re serve. Whom the Admiralty decided. however. to leave the Cunard line one fast mail and passenger ship. the Lus- i,ania's blue flag was changed Co the red flag of thc merchant service.
 On his last trip Go this port as commander or the Lusitaaia. Capt. Daniel Dow said she was merchant
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
MCNEIL ON WATSON.

Charles McNeil, Q mining man of the lliamna country passed through here yesterday or the Watson, bound for the interior. Mir. McNeil is going to undertake extensive development work on his properties.
 Speaking of the general conditions in that section of the country Mr. AicNeil said that several new settlers there are clearing Che land for farm- ing and present indications are that tho district will become important in that connection as well as in the min Ing interest One settler has already arranged for a shipment of cattle with which he expects to start one of the first stock farms in the Territory.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
THAMES GAR MEETS
 A BEAR AND RUNS


 About eleven o'clock last Saturday night a bear came down out of the woods and prepared to enjoy bis usu- ai doc and doris. He sauntered leisurly through the woods and final ly came down to the Salmon Creek road. there he halted in the protecting shade of a clump Of devils clubs and wonedred In che middle of the road. completely blocking his proposed path stood a black and shiny something making @ funny puring noise. unlike anything known in Ursusville, and emitting an unpleasant oily gas.
 The bear snifsed. He lifted one paw and listened. Then he decided to risk it and made his way cautiously but with great show of indifference. in front Of the thing and started down toward the tidenats
 Then something. happened The thing whirred louder and louder and coughed and sputtered and as the big blackie doubled into the water In terror a certain animal of the genus automobile made equal haste back towards Juneau and safety The car surely had a fright. Its nervous sys- tenn was almost wrecked. Still slJit- tish from this experience 1t tried to dodge hydrant Sunday and smashed an axel m it's fright. Hydrants do lool, ! like bears, don't they?
 Bill Bayless. and his partner, Shack ! leiord. not to mention several others aren't able 70 say how big the bear was
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
SEEK MISSING MAN.

The Governor's office is in receipt of m inquiry from William Granfors, l7 Denton street Broclyton, Mass as to the whereabouts Of his brother Ot- to Granfors. who was last heard from in 1909. At that time he was located on Little Creek, somewhere in Alas lsa. Otto Granfors has been resident of Alaska for more than sixteen years. Any one Knowing anything concern- ing Otto Granfors is requested to either with his brother at Che above address or with the Gov emor's office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
sraUsLE WEST POINT GRAD

Herbert Spencer strubfe son of Mrs M. K. Struble, one oi, the local grade teachers, will bo graduated in the class of 1915 from ehe United States military Academy at West Point on June f2. There are 1S4 stu dents in the class and all will become lieutenants in the various branches of the army Lieutenant suuble is a graduate of the Lincoln High School in Seattle, and was member of the class Of 1910. The year following his graduation he spent at the University of Washington, going from there to West Point in 1912.
 In his high school and University days Mr. Struble was prominent in dramatic circles and also represent ed his class in various class offices. He was west two years ago on fur tough after his second year at the academy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
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SEWARD, June { The baseball season opened al unalaaka on April i7th, when the eolters" better known as the government employees. and the Aleut Seals, composed oe na- lives, had an exciting game with tho native boys holding the small end Of the g to 2 score The Unalaska Regu- lars have Issued 9 challenge to any team in Alaska to come to their city and play a series Of games The Un. alaska players are willing Co woser money. marbles or chalk on tho re- suit Deputy Marshal Paul Buckley once Q famous professional ball play CT, is captain of che "Otters. "- (se- ward Gateway)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
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@ eERsoNAl MENT4oN 2
 John E Chamberliu, representing the Pacific Net & rwine company is a guest at tho Occidental hotel.
 c. 4. Schonacker and Fred Parsons took passage on the Northwestern today for Seward
 Air and Mrs W. L liugel left on the Admiral Watson yesterday for Southeastern Aiaska They expect to locate In Seward.
 Ira D. Orton members of the law firm of Lyons & 0rton, Seattle, Is at .Slagway on his way to Nome via the Yukon.
 A. Van Mavern left for Skagway on the Humboldt
 William Altemuelier has purchased a new Fora automobile.
 Wallace cathcart of Fairbaul1s was granted a notarial commission yes terday by Governor Strong.
 Bnlie Woodwork and cy Confer well known entertainers, leave Sum day for Haines and Skagway, to ap. pear In moving picture houses there, after which they expect,to leave in the launch Alaska for their trip to San Francisco.
 Paddy ONeai, the miner who drove the Sheep Creek tunnel. expects to leave this week for old Mexico.
 J H. Nichoald5. representing Ar mour & Company went to Slsagway on the Humboldt last night
 A. A. Wakefield of Ketchikan, own CT of extensive marble and copper mines in Che First division. is q busi- ness visitor in the city. He is regie- tered at the Alaskan.
 A. D. Nash, prominent mining en- gineer, is improving in St. Ann hos pital
 O. c. Jones. clerk in the Shacde- ford-Bayless law office, expects to leave this week for Seattle, to accept a new position. The best wishes of a host of friends win accompany him.
 Mrs Amos Benson and children will leave tonight on the Humboldt for Seattle to spend several weeks visiting.
 Dr. Arnold, owner Of the Wild Goose mine at Nome, passed through for Skagway this week, accompanied by his family. They will sail for Nome from Whitehorse.
 Frank Sunecool, transferman of returned North on the Hum boldt last night
 William Stewart has returned to Sitkoh bay. where he is superintend. ent of the Myers Cannery. He spent several days here on business.
 Mrs. Grant Baldwin has gone to Haines to visit for several days
 C. J. Opperman, of the Alaska Ju neau surveys, has returned from va- cation trip to Tacoma and Seattle
 II. r Fenn and w D. Stautz, mem- Der of the faculty of the Sheldon Jackson mission at Sitka, are in the city for a few days.
 Mrs. l.. Eiklund returned today rom HoQuiam. Wash. where she has been visiting.
 ". C. tiill, of the Wells Fargo audit. ing department. went through to skagway on the Northwestern.
 g. D. Terry, commissariat at Per severance, for the Alaska Gastineau Mining company, is recovering nicely n st. Ann hospital, from an opera ion performed early this week
 A. T. Spatz, manager of the Alas san cafe. left for Haines last night ,u business. Mrs Spatz, accompan- ed him.
 Vincent Sobolen of Kootznahoo is 'eturning North on the Jefferson. He las been to San Francisco.
 Dick Thorne, pioneer moving pie ure man of the interior. who has ,een stopping in Juneau for several lays, will leave on the next boat for he North. on his way to Fairbanks.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
Roms GAME TONIGHT

Two picked teams wAl play ball tonight at Recreation Park. The mem bers Of the regular Juneau team will be lined up against each other. and a battle royal is expected.
 The next league game" win be played wih Treadwell. Sunday at Treadwel
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
PRESIDENT MAY EAT
 ALASKA GROWN DINNER

A movement is on foot to sorve m all Alaskan dinner at the san Francis co exposition with President Wilson as the guest Of honor, the menu to consist of dishes created From the pro ducts of this Territory.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
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Men employed at the big plant of the Dupont Powder company at Car ney Point are telling strange tales concerning happenings there and it is known that the guard placed around the plant are displaying more than ordinary yiligence. According to the reports of the men after the explos- ion in the still house on May 18th, there was hole found near the end of the building which indicated that dynamite might have been used
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10

Herbert Corey writes in the Bos- ton Globe that Paris hotels are now almost empty The Grand Hotel for merly the haunt of Americans. has turned one-haif of it's establishment over to the French War Office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
-HumeoLDT IN FORT.

The steamship Humboldt arrived from Seattle yesterday evening and will sail south again tonight Captain Baughman, commanding, reported a fine voyage from Seattle. Max Ka- fish, one cf the owners Of the conn pany Is in skagway, and is expected to be a returning passenger on the steamer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
md not an lUxlliery crIlisor.

man and not so auxiiiery cruiser
 The Lusitania wilh her sister ship, the MauratzaIa, appears, how- ever in the official Admiralty list of the British nlyy, Under Che heading Royal Naval Reserve Merchant Yes. seis. it Is stated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
MCBRIDE SIGNS up.

Had Mcbride will leave tomorrow for Sheep creek Basin, to work with Arthur Riendeau on the Alaska. Gold Belt tunnel. the contract for the driy- ing of which was left to Mr. Riendeau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10

had an even chance Of eventually win ming out before Italy entered the strug gle ther scales have now swung to the Allies 30 that the allies are now on a to beta Italys total fighting force exceeds 3,0OO,00O."
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10

The British Monthly Naval List, whose publication was suspended with tho January, 1915 number. re. appears as Q quarterly, with an April issue. The names and particulars Of on warships arc omitted and in their place is printed list of the officers and men killed in action.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10

A London dispatch says that Ger man submarine losses since the war started are believed to greatly exceed the 17 mark practically admitted by Germany last week Some estimates place the number as high as 34. It is rumored that secret submarine oil bases have been discovered in the Orkney islands, along the northern coast of Ireland and in the Bay of Bis cay
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10

Artistic dressmaking, alteration of ladies suits embroidering, hemstitch- ing, scalloping, picoting. accordion. box. side, kilt, and sun plating, all kinds of fancy buttons made. Mrs. A. ". Rhodes. Room l. Malony Bldg. phone 127 (6-s.5t)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
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MARINg NoTEa

 The freight steamer Bertha Is due from seaitlc. She is on her way West
 The Northwestern arriyed at o. clock thl5 morning and lef- Thane ut noon. for skagway and Seward. The Spokane is due Saturday morn- ing rom the south. The Princess Alice will seil for Van couyer tomorrow morning The Jefferson left last nlshs and is duo to. arrive here Sunday. The Alameda Is due here South bound tomorrow afternoon. The Humboldt sails south at m. tomorrow
 The Al-K is due from Seattle Sum day
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
HOMESTEAD IMPLICATIONS.

Three Soldiers Additional Home stead applications have been filed at the local land office by Frank Wright for as many ten acre tracts in the vicinity of Isonotsd Straits.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
Natlonal Leaauo
EoderaI Leanue.

At Broolllyn-Brooldyn 2; Newark, 9 At Balamore-BuGalo, s; Baltimore.
 8. At Kansas city-Kausas City. 2; Chi
 cago. 8.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10

A Rotterdam special says that the British North Sea fleet is il a hidden naval base in the Orkney islands to tho north of Scotland, awaiting the coming out of the Germans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10

A Copenhagen dispatch says that pamphlets are being distributed all throughout Sweden to further Q move ment for the intervention Of that country in the war against Russia
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10

More than 800 motor cars are be- ing used to carry mail to the fighting fronts in the German armies. About 8,Q00O0O letters and parcels for the soidiers are handled daily.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10

Jaurnal de Geneve states that Vas ell Rodoslavoff, the Bulgarian prem. fer, has officially announced that Bull garia will not attack Roumania # the latter enters the war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
WAR sIpELleHrs

, - z 2 s-s- 2 2 ,. s..9 v 2 2 ,. 7
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10

King Alber- Of the Beigians has conferred upon Lord Kitchener Grand Gordon Of inc Order Of Leopold. The Order oi Leopold ia tho highest honor iu Belgium
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10

An officer Of the American army 9ays apropos of ltaly's entrance into na War Difficulties or lhe 6oisor are about 25 per cent greater ihan lhav uarn hafara I3 fha ISaiaar.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10

A London special says that great CT Cabinet scandal is hinted at. J. L. Garvin editor of the Pal Mall Ga zette says that he may publish the full story discriminating ministers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10

q WITH TIE BIG LEAGUES
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
American Leauue

Empire ado worn m the tImo. ''s
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
Amerlcan Leanue

FAiiiSt tNtttt --NttHNe At Washington-Wa Washington, 4. st. Louis, At New York Chicago, l8 New York. O. At Philadelphia Cleveland. 2; Phila- delphia, At Boston-Detroit i5; Boston. 5
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10
YgsTgRDAYs oAMes:
Northwestern Leaoue

At Tacoma-Seattie, 8; Tacoma. l. At Vancouver Vancouver z; Aber-
 deen. 1. At Spokane Spokane, 7 Victoria, 8.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10

It is estimated that the value Of the Austrian and German vessels now in Italian ports, which have become prizes of war, amounts to $20,000,0O0-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-10

A London dispatch states that tho British submarine ELI has sunk to, tai of IS Turkish transports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-16
SUMMER BOARDING

VIRGINIA Beach, the Burbank Cottage
is now open. Reservations now be-
Ing made at S27 West Franklin Street,
Richmond, Va.
DIGGS'S new cottage, ocean View, Va.
open all the year, fronting Chesa-
pcake Bay; has all modern convent
ences, running water, electric bells in
every room. running ice water on all
floors. private baths. AIRS. H. y. Diggs
Box Q, Proprietrcss Ocean View. Va
WANTED. boarders: refined home,
mile from station, macadam road,
cool house, fine shade, delightful neigh
borhood; terms reasonable. Box 4,
Greenwood, Va.
FOOT Southwest Mountains: for people
approaching refinement and homclike
conditions; good table; modern accom-
modations; no children. Mrs. Ernie
Money, Cismont. Albemarle County, Va.
WANTED, boarders ut Seclusival, in
Blue Ridge foothills, miles from
&. & O. and Southern Railroads. Good
fare. fine water. pleasant surroundings;
r. +. j. mail delivery. Mrs. Lyon,
Seclusivaf. Shipman. Nelson County, Va.
TIE Green Novel House will open for
summer guests June 30. High in tho
Blue Ridge Mountains; mineral water:
best country fare: moderate rates. For
further information, apply Mrs. NJ. S.
Harris. Green Novel. Va.
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WANTED-ReaI Estate,

POLLARD e BAGBY. Selling Agents
1l02 East Main street. MnIlison II;
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED, local statesmen TO represent
old, reliable house, salary and COM
mission. 50 cash bond required. Call
after . ~. NJ. Room GA, Hotel Rich
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS..

WANTED. one roll top desk, one type
writer desk and typewriter. Under
lowest cash price. IS. care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-16

WANTED, men and women to qualify
for government position. Several
thousand to be made next few months
Full information about openings, how
to prepare. etc, free Write immetli-
ately for booklet. G-1s4. Earl Hop
.kins Washington, j.. G.
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EOR SALE-Iseai Estate

MONEY MAKING farm on productive
Eastern shore of Maryland. i45 acres:
} 100 under ,na cultivation. As pine timber
nbundancei near the best markets; l 2
miles TO stores. school and railroad:
ll-room house. frst-class condition.
good water at door. good poultry and
hogs pens. barns and necessary build
inTs. II taken at once. as owner Is III,
hogs, about 600 chickens, 2 incuba tors
2 brooders. all farm machinery. and al
cash. balance can remain on mortgages.
Address Martha l.. Favorite, kingston,
Somerset County. Md
DESIRABLE lot FOR sale. West End.
reasonable. Phone Boulevard 131S-W.
FOR sale, beautiful lot Ginter Park:
below market, for cash. Address B.
NJ. r., care es-Dispatch.
AUCTION sale of so and 1O0-ncre farms
4 \; NJ; Murphy Brothers Land Co. of
COMFORTABLE 7-room bungalow on
ness, BOX 10. city, " ~
FOR sale, ready for occupancy Sep
until tlmG Io DGn rsmSw Sour Lease
the choicest part of the West End.
standards of workmanship and mate
rails we have always used in the many
homes we have built and sold in this
you can have your home finished ac-
cording TO your own ideas.
PRICES range from S4.750 to $3.50.
Reasonable terms can be arranged.
Phone for appointment to see our
sample home.
MEHLEAIAN & KAYHoE. Builders and
Owners. 1904 Mutual Building. Ram
dolDh 1866.
POLLARD & RAGnY. Selling. Agents,
1l02 East Main Street. Madison ITS.
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POST OFFICE examination ut Rich
/. lmond soon. Prepare now under for
mcr government examiner. Booklet
S-61 free. Write to-day. Patterson
Civil Service School. Rochester. n. Y.
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SUMMER BOARDING

COMMONWEALTH Hotel one OF tho
most beautiful hosteleries. Inside and
out. In state. Situated In foothills of
Blue Ridge VIII accept limited num-
Der OF guests for the summer. All
convenicnccs OF first class hotel: mag
niiicent lawn, scenery unsurpassed,
splendid railroad facilities: fishing aud
boating. Rates by week from SO to
Hl5; monthly rate. $50 to $40. Send
for descriptive folder. Commonwealth.
Altuvista. Va.
WANTED few guests in private
home: modern conVenienceS, shade,
good table. Mrs Tate If Chenery,
Ashland Va.
DltLlGliTFUL country home OH Mob
Jack Bay. modern convcnicnccs:
strictly first class in every particular.
floating. bathing and fishing free. Fur
tncr information, apply TO Mrs. V. II.
Machcn, MDbjnck Va
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
FOR 3aLE-anImais.

FOR rent, with board, large front room
on second floor. II l-2 South Third.
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WANTED, position as assistant book
keeper, rapid machine operator. Be
ginner in shorthand. References, Al.
Address Bookkeeper, care Times Dis
patch
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SITUATION wANTED-Female

A young lady holding collegiate certifi-
cate and having had 3 years expert
encc. desires position as teacher in
high school Address Box 90, Route /
blackstone. Va.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Flats.

FURNISHED apartment, West End, un-
usually cool, rooms and bath, .pri-
vate phone. Telephone mornings
Boulevard 2O4S-W
COOL, attractive. furnished second fiat
TO adults for the summer. Address
- lis. care Times Dispatch. or tele-
phone after i. NJ. Randolph 3972
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Mrf1nlun0 Uiulps.pisputtb
sIxTY-rIrTH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM, IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS.
lFIED ADVERTISING.

= TELEPHONE your WANTS TO
THE TIMES DIsPATCH
Want Ap.' nArn mHSpoLp"
.na,.1 one cent a word when paid In ad.
,t,HHnce; No ad taken for losa than 10 cantx
on ciaasined ads except situations Want.
go at ono cent word No ad. taken Tor
NJ LIES, ADS. taken for loss innn 70 cents whom
kun-n nteed. Ciaseincations rot eusran
''"d altar p NJ
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SITUATION wANTRD-renale

WANTED. by young lady now en-
pioycd. position as assistant book
keeper and understands Office work:
BEST OF references. Address II. S. T..
care Times Dispatch.
FEMALE help furnished to MI any
position. No charge. Virginia Bust
ness Exchange.
YOU know the number Randolph
59O2-J. for Mrs. Chndick's nurses.
WANTED. by Il young lady experienced
IN stcnograDhy and general Office
work, desires q position I'm North Caro-
INA or Virginia. Present location in
Atlanta, Ga. Can furnish best OF ref
erences. Address G. ID. T.. o., Box G32.
Atlanta. Ga.
EXPERIENCED double entry book
keeper wants change position. Worth
good salary. Address ID 202, care
Times Dispatch.
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WANTED. travelling salesman for Rich
mond and surrounding territory to
Sell high-grade line of turkey feather
busters as side line on commiss ion.
Illinois Buster Co, Chicago.
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SITUATION wANTED-Ma,e.

WANTED. employment in or near city
for white and colored boys, IA to II
years Of age. Juvenile Court of Rich
mond. Room 6. City Hall Phone Ran
doiph G22.
EXPERIENCED farmer wants position
with good farmer to work on shares
ADDRESS g a, care Times Dispatch.
POSITION as booltkcepcr or general Of
flce man, competent to keep large set
OF books Can use typewriter. En-
ployed At present; DESTROYS of making
change. Salary no object. Address III
100 caro- Timcs-Dispatch
WANTED by dentist position as oper-
ator, years experience; regist cred
In Virginia. l. 254. care Times Dis
patch
BARBER. hrst-class. steady and sober,
wants a good job I'm or out of city
Can come at once. Phone or wire W. S.
Rita. 100 North Ninth Street.
WANTED. by bookkeeper and gem
eral office man OF 10 years expert
encc, position for the months of July
and August. Address A. b.. care Rich
mond Times Dispatch
WANTED. position as chauffeur for
private family by young man. Will
accept moderate salary. l. 927, care
Times Dispatch.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CONtECTlONERf for sale. This In n
good stand and doing "a good Davipp
business. Address II lie. care Times
Dispatch.
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STRAYED. from Mrs w S. Cooper's
Newfoundland Road. sable and white
female collie. Reward for prompt re-
turn.
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FOR RENT-Omces

FOR RENT-Oflces
FOR rent. office space, second floor, 500
East Broad; large, well-lighted room;
all modern Conveniences.
DESK room to let, second floor front.
Splendid light. Central location. Use
of telephone. Call 16 12 North Eighth
Street. or phone Madison 5016.