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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
OPERATORS DECIDE
TO FIGHT INCREASE

PHILADELPHIA. ga. Sept 2t-At
"a meeting of fhe executive committee
Of The West virginia Coal Association
held in This city today. DO was una1i-
mously decided that The state nseocia.
ton should cooperate with the var.
ioua district organizations in hrhune
The proposed advance of coal rates
from West virginia to points In Ohio
Indiana and Michigan The commit.
tee has assurances of tho sfrnoeraf
sort oi support from various of the
other Industries OF the state end from
many OF thc local board of trade and
other commercial orranIrafiora Thev
also have been rendered fhc assistance
nf che governor of The state and the
public service commission. Iu what
ever way their services may De- ro.
Quirod The opposition to the pro.
posed action of tho railroads has
E7incd materially n proportions. it
boine generally realized if made ~
fcctivo % win result in damafo to
cvcrv line of business in tho state.
Tho coal people are determined to
hght the increase with an their power.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
MAKES STATEMENT IN ADJ
DRESS AT METHODIST
CONFERENCE.
Ministerial and Lay Delegates
Named TO General Conference
Important Action.

special Dispatch TO the Intollirencer.
RG. w. Va. Sept. 1fl
AT the session of the NJ. Z. COM
ference this afternoon Governor hat
field declared that If the prohibition
department cannot enforce the laws
OF West Virginia | Will. according too
my prediction promise. make effec-
tive the state enactment in Ohim
county II IL requires the State milltin
to do SO" His remarks were made
after DR.. ]. A. McCuaig had read Sec
lions OF the constitution which give
the Governor the power TO remove
OFFICIALS for non-enforcement OF the
law and the power to call out the
militia. Dr. McCuaig dwelt on the ex+
istence of vice I'm Ohio county in his
remarks Governor Hatfield also ADJ
dressed the Laymen this afternoon!
He dwelt on the Importance Of ms.
churchmen providing the leadershiro
that the United States must maintairn
in the affairs of the world. The
things the Christian must combat are
ignorance. apathy and vice, he de-
clared. General II. NJ KimberIand
OF Wheeling, was with the Governur
on his trip. The anniversary of the
conference veterans was held this
evening with DIR. G. w Kepler pre-
siding. Addresses were given by Hon
{. W Flesher. president OF the Law
mems Association and ]. A. MuInngerL
secretary of the board OF claimantsl
The Laymen concluded their sessions
with the address Of Governor Hatfield
This Afternoon DR. o. ID. King. OF
Morgantown: and DR.. w. ID. Reed. OF
Oakland, were chosen delegates TO the
General conference which meets al
Saratoga Springs next May. Tonight
on the second ballot the four remain
ing delegates were chosen as follows-
Dr. NJ. r. Compton. OF Wheeling.
DR.. l.. b. Bowers. of Parkersburg.
DR.. L. z. Ressegger. of Buckhannonl
end DIR + +. Townsend. OF EIkins. All
are district uparintendents. Dr. al
J. Hiatt. Of Huntin ston, and DR.. Arch1
Ccontinued ON Page Elsven.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25

Al least two MeXieans are known to
have been killed TOnight three de
taehnsents of Troops b ana & OF tho
Twelfth United States Cavalry are
stationed In the vicinity OF to-day's
hsht' two OF 30 men each at the Pro
greso crossing Of the Rio Grande, and
one detachment al the Progreso most
Office.
Another serious development to-
night Is contained In rumor re
ceiYed In Brownsville from Mata
moras and that these troops formed a
part OF the body of men thar aided the
Mexican bandits in their escape to the
Mexican side of the Rio Grande To-
day.
lhe trenches. Il is said. were dug
opposite Progreso. by the Mexicans
about three weeks ago Probably
three thousand shots were fired from
back OF the trenches during the two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
BULGARIA'S ACTION CAUSES
LAST BALKAN STATE TO ARM
Way Cleared
FOrReLedSe of
u. S. Goods

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2i-The way
was cleared today for the release OF
American owned goods OF German and
Austrian origin now held up at neutral
ports Of Europe by the British order
ir council. The British embassy no
titled the state department that IL was
prepared TO receive applications for
permits TO export such goods in cases
where American importers had either
paid for them OF made themselves
liable for the purchase price before
March, 1915.
Vigorous informal representations
have been made by the state depart
ment in its efforts TO secure an agree
ment for the release o. this mer-
chandise, worth about 67.000O00.
While the British authorities on
June 10 declined TO receive unofficial
representations by the trade advisers
regarding these shipments. informa-
tion from time to time reached the
state department that private inter
ests In London were securing permits
releasing goods from Rotterdam
Sir Richard Crawford. commercial
attache of the British embassy today
notified foreign trade adviser ". y.
Fleming. that arrangements for the re-
lease OF goods through the trade ad
visers at last had been completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
1T WILL Nor BE MORE
THAN ONE-HALF
BILLION.
Interest VIII BE Over Five Pei
Cent-COmmissiOn Seeks
Official Approval.

NEW YORK, Sept 24.-Negotis'
tions over the proposed credit loan N
Great Britain and France Continued
to-day without noteworthy develori
Inent, but 10 the accompaniment I'll
many reports relating to matters sail
TO be under consideration.
For the first time since the AnaIol
French financial commission reached
New York. a fortnight ago. there was
talk to-day that the loan might not
be 80 much az a half billion doflar,
10 seemed definitely established that
10 would not exceed this sum An.
thoritatively. Il was said that this waf
the amount on which negotiations al
present were based but there prf-
vailed IN some quarters the belief
that a half billion dollars represented
the hopes, rather than the actual az
surances. OF the commission and a.
American advisers.
The loan will not be more thap
halt p billion dollars, and win net the
investor more than Eve per cent Z
s"iu one banker who has seen the the
comWission almost daily. His asset
llon was interpreted as meaning thai
the hVe-year notes 20 be Issued bf
Great Britain and France would bear
interestest az five per cent. and would
be offered 90 the public below par
80 TAR, members Of tho commiaaiorI
10 was reported. have refused to en-
teriain tho proposal that the intereat
rtte Dc rreatCr Than five per Gems
only by heing purchsstcd af less fhah
par could Tho notes bo made To- vioii
more than this
This loan wifi not Do "a poopi.r
toontinusd on Page uinsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
MEXICANS RAID TEXAS VILLAGE AND
KILL U. S. TROOPER; RAIDERS ESCAPE

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Sept. "a
Several hundred MeXicans. under shell
ter of q half-mile Of trenches, covered
the retreat of seventy TO eighty Mexi-
cans who to-day attacked the village
OF Progreso. Texas, 35 miles above
here. on the Rio Grande river. nc.
cording to the official report to-nigh.
Of Major Edward Anderson. OF the
Twelfth Cavalry.
Private Henry W. Stubblefeld. OF
Big stone Gap. Va. was killed. and
Captain A. v Anderson wounded in
the arm by the attacking Mexicans.
some OF whom. II is said. wore Car.
rama army uniforms. Earlier re-
ports that Private Kennedy also was
injured proved incorrect.
Major Anderson's report on the
night has been forwarded TO Major
General Frederick Funston al Fort
sam Houston, San Antonio. Texas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
GERMAN LOAN
is A WONDER
AMOUNT Is THREE BILLION
LARGEST FINANCIAL OP.
GRAFTON IN HISTORY
VIII Garry Country Through Win
ter Campaign-New Loan In
necessary Until March.

BERLIN. Sept. %. via London. Sent
%. 1920 q. m The German war loan
raised September 2l is the largest n
nancial operation in the worlds his.
tory said Dr. Carl Helfssrich. aecrc
tary Of the imperial treasury 10 the
Associatcd Press today with a total
N twelve billion marks tg3 600 O0O. .OlOl
and some small sums not yet reported
tho secretary said it exceeds Great
brituns last loan. which attracted
much attention all over the world or
an unprecedented piece Of financieriug
The present loan. w. iiclfforich
continued enables the roverurcnt to
iquidate treasury bills taken over by
the Reichsbank and other banks. PRO
vides Germany with money for tho
winter campaign and renders unner
ossary The raising of another loan be-
fore March.
ENGLAND hitherto has raised s.
fContinued on Page nirsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
GOV. WILL Use MILITIA TO
ENFORCE LAW In OHIO Co.
Rockefeller
Goes Through
Steel Plant

PUEBLO. Col. Sept. 24.-John d.
Rockefeller. Jr.. with collar wilted and
dusty coat slung over his arm, to.
day plodded and lodged his way
through the big steel plant of the Col.
orado Fuel * Iron company.
After fifty-three mile motor trip
from Walsenburg he barely took time
for luncheon at the home of T. III.
Weitzel. manager of the corporation g
fuel department. then plunged into the
steel plant. his weary stan OF company
Officers and newspaper correspondents
at his heels.
In the rooms where half naked
workers are protected from the scar
ing heat by blasts OF cool air: into
the rail mill here cataracts OF sparks
mark the course OF the saw through
the red hot steel: besides the track
where steam and electric trans
threatened their unwary visitor from
the floor. the ceiling and the walls
through the dirtiest and most danger
Gus portions of the plant Rockefeller
made his way. shaking hands with
the workmen and asking a stream OF
questions OF company officials VINO
piloted him.
The trip was not without peril out
the inspection was made without mis-
hap. save for plentiful accumula-
tion OF dust and grease.
What ! want TO know remarked
Rockefeller. as he emerged from the
last building. lis who's going 10 pay
Tor new suits all around for this
crowd?"
AFTER inspecting the steel plant.
Rockefeller went through the com
pany's big hospital conveyed by Or.
X. W. Corwin. the chief engineer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25

hours OF lighting on the bank of the
Rio Grande Today. reports here said.
Chased TO River.
The two detachments of American
cavalry in command OF Captain A. v.
Anderson and Lieutenant Ralph Iol-
bert. Jr. chased the Mexican band
OF 20 To so men 10 the river from Pro.
greso. Here IL Is said the Americans
could not approach the river bank
because Of a lively tire from back OF
the. trenches on the Mexican side.
Reports late tonight said that AZ
least four and probably more Mexican
bandits were killed In todays lighting
at Progfeso. Two OF the Mexicans
we're killed on the American side. u
Is said: two while crossing the r1ver
In boats and four others are believed
10 have lost their lives while serum
tcoutinusd on Page HineD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
OFFICIAL DOES NOT
HAVE AUTHORITY
rntsIlfgsnosr Bureau
Colum bus. o. sent "a

Attorney General Turner fo.nirrf
declared that there is mo- authority
either in tho constitution or the law
Tor Secretary of State fUdobrant to
have printed and distributed to tha
voters thc official argument AGAINST
The proposed constitutional amend
ment Tor Tor state wide prohibition.
Hn found the same lack OF authority
Tor distributing The official arguments
AGAINST tha stability leagues proposed
amondmrnf t0 limit the uao of tho inI
uattr and referendum and AGAINST
The proposal to extend tha terms OF
county officers
The secretary Of state clearly Dr. 70.
CURED io distribute thr official arpu.
mrnH Tor prohibition and The other
proposals just enumerated Tho con.
Fuiuuoual convention made a tumble
and neither ~ the two IcgIaiatures
which have mot anice Tho ponafifu.
ioinal provision was adopted. noted
or corrected The omission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
OFFICERS LOCATE
MEXICAN BANDITS

MISSION Texas Sept 20 Tbe
trail of twelve bandits Who YESTERDAY
raidcd the Palpa ranch near here wa
struck today about o. miles from afis
sion. whore they had cut fences and
i'phono lines and passed THROUGH
thc Monte Christie ranch
'onunuine through this tract Of
.and they cut through fences 90 the
McAIlgn ranch in iidalro county ard
passed ON into the ranch OF Sam b.
Lane. Lane reported be- believed b.
bad The the hand surrounded in fhe
brush in hIs pasture. but as fhc ban.
dts have cut telephone lines In That
section communication was inter
ruptcd tonight
a courier sent by Lane reached here
late today with news ~ vestordav's
raid Two dctachmonis Of cavalry
were sent to the Lane ranch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
OPPOSE The COAL
RATE INCREASE

trfrial Dispatch fo fHr f1fsuIrrrcer
CLAHEsHUHg W. Va Sent gs
a. part Of statewide rampaiqn bv
commercial and Industrial orFanira.
uone against tho proposal OF the rail-.
roads 20 Increase The freight rates on
coal shipped from West virginia mines
fo points in Ohio Indiana and Mich.
Ifan. strong rea0ITl0nr OF urofeafa
were adopted today by tho CIarksburs
board of trade and The CIartabrr,
tusineFs mems league Similar a..
lion wae taken today by the Charir..
'on chamber of commerce The fra0.
.lu0nf adopted here declare fhe rase
increase would cripple the coal min.
ln9 Industry and Indirectly the whole
fabric ~ the states Industrial pro
frofe The incrcasr ia denounced D.
unjust end diacumlnatory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
BULGARIA is NOT
TO ENTER THE WAR

WASHINGTON. Sept. PA state.
ment cabled 10 the Bulgarian legation
here today by Premier Radoslavotf
announces that Bulgaria does not IN
tend aggressive action against any
OF her neighbors. and that her mobili.
zation ts not be be constructed as in
dicating that she is about 10 enter
the war.
Minister Panaretoff called az the
state department today. on his re-
turn TO the city after some weeks ab.
sence. lie said Premier Radoslavoft
explained his governments action as
parallel 10 that taken In other count.
tries adjacent 10 the belllgcrcnts IKE
switzerland and Holland. which wsre
under arms for their own protection
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
ARREST MADE IN
AUTO TRAGEDY

GRAFTON. w. Va. Sent "a
Charles Kramer. former postmaster OF
GAINESVILLE. was arrested end taAcn
10 KingwOOd today In connection with
the dynamiting last week OF an au.O
mobile belonging TO Charles g.. Teeth
and which resulted IN the death Of
Charles Stravser The police all-Ee
that bitterness CROWNS cut OF recent
contest fer the postmastvrship was re-
spousiblc for the crime. Frank W. Al
kinson. who was held ON a similar
charge was released.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
LITTLE HOPE FOR SCHOOLS.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Sept. "a
There is little hope Of re-open1ng
missionary schools aud colleges in the
Interior of Turkey. according to a dis
patch from Ambassador Morgenthau.
who said many school properties re-
manned vacant for lack of teachers.
pupils and patrons"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
EMPEROR SENDS
CONGRATULATIONS

AMSTERDAM. sept o. via s.ondoa
p. ma dispatch from Berlin sfaief
that Emperor William has sent a frlf
eram to nr. Karl HclTerich. secrefafy
oi The imperial treasury. fhantinf
Dim Tor The succcss of the third Cef
man war loan. The tmnoror'a mrt
ease ls quoted aa follows
thank YOU for This great auorr.f
of tho financial warfare with which
you have been entrusted The Garmat
nation. tull of confidence in De- ore
sironr'h. hls shown ifs enemies anf
lhc whole world that In thc future d
D. unenimoua united aq one man. q
unshakcablc and win continue fo a
Florious end this war. ohfrund qraa
us hy criminal surprise. and rnate
every necessary o0rr of blood FOR ~
security and liberty of the Fathar
land.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
ITO MINERS TAKE
The STATE EXAMS

CHARLESTON W Va. Sept z8 -
4 class of 100 miners took the or.
animation today at Welch for thc pur
pose of qualifyinr to become mine
toremcn ard Orc bosses in coal mines
Earl W Henry. chief of the depart
m"ni ot mines declared ibis was tbc
hncsi class of miners ho bad ever er
amined. and that The majority showed
rfrry necessary qualification for the
positions to which they aspIro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
rHE wnArHrH

WAaHfNoTOu. sept ~ Forecast
Heat Virginia. Ohio and Wrsfars
fenns lvani1-rsir SATURDAY and prob.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25

LONDON. Sept "a. 10 p. m.-As a
measure OF elementary prudence. %
Greece has ordered the mobilization
Of her naval and military forces. Thus
the action OF Bulgaria in making mill
tary Preparations has brought the last
remaining Balkan stste under arms.
for Rumanis. while not fully mobi.
hzed, for some time has had her
troops ready for an emergency.
scon.inusa en Pare HineJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25
ACTION OF GREECE AND
RUMANIA DEPENDS ON
BULGARIA.
Success Of Russians in West TO
Have Bearing on General
Situation.

TOLEDO. o.. Sept 24.-one
hundred Bulgarian officers were
called to the eolors to-day on or
ders received from Minister Pan
arettoff, who is in Washington,
according 70 announcement in the
Bulgarian colony here tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25

LONDON, Sept. rs. 1908 a. m.
"A dispatch TO the Exchange
Telegraph Company. from Ath-
ems, says: "A decree has been
promulgated eonVokins the Cham
Der Of Deputies on Wednesday
to pass an act Of martial law, and
TO put az the disposal Of the aoV-
eminent all the State railways.
Ine transportation Of merchan-
disc has been forbidden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25

LONDON, Sept. rs. 2:3s a. m.
A dispatch - the EXCHANGE
Telegraph Company. from Ath-
ems, says:
without distinction Of par
ties. the press unanimously ap-
proves the measures token BY the
government IN defense Of Greece.
"Ail Greek steamers have been
requisitioned. a moratorium will
be Immediately established"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-25

LONDON. Sept. rs. 2:so a. m.
The bsttle north Of Iutsk
was great success for the Rus
sans. Wee took 1000 prison
ers and rccaptured the town Of
lutsk.' oays the Petroerad cor
respondent Of Reuters Telegram
Company.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-01
KILLS SELF RATHER
THAN BIZ A BURDEN

PONTIAC. Mich. March THE
pathetic story Of mans struggle
against the handicap OF poor health
is told IN a letter which Howard ~
Kelley. who ended his life here, left
for Coroner Farmer.
IT cannot tight LIES battles any
longer in my state OF health" wrote
Kelley Il know IL seems cOwardly
10 give up in this way. but / have al
ways been rather weak physically and
IL has always required extra energy
on nay part 10 hold up my end OF the
work with strong. healthy men.
Therefore. ar 2S years OF age / md
myself broken down so ! am unable
10 work any more al all and IL has
come 10 a point where I must either
kill myself OF become a burden on
my relatives and friends. and OF the
two I am taking what ] consider the
best way out. or course my parents
would be glad 10 take me in and care
for me. bur they have hard cnouEh
struggle. as father has been almost
totally blind several years and has
spent aN his savings Tor operations 20
try To REGAIN his sleht. SO don't
feel can add 20 their burden ln any
way with a clear conscience
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-01
NOT ALWAYS.

Is your wife continually asking
What's the trump ," when playing
cards2
No, not continually. Sometimes she
only looks it.
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FOR Exc HANGE.

WILL TRADE mahogany parlOr grand
piano. in perfect condition. of excep-
tiOnal tone and case cost $50. VIII trade
for small tract Of land in vicinity OF New
Carlisle or Galien, clear or unimproved
A +. Benziger. 143S Plaisance ct. Chicago
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-01

SAGINAW.-Pau o. Marvin. De
troit Hungarian. was burned to death
while sleeping on the Prairie farm.
He had a lighted cigar in his mouth
as he went to sleep and it set fire TO
his bed.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

MONEY 10 loan ON first mortgages. farm
and city property. at % per cent.
VICTOR VI. COOK,
DIS y. Michigan. Home phone Gf4O
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CIRCULAR LETTERS.

CIRCULAR LETTERS Writer pressed 20
look like original typewriter work. Low
prices excellent service Envelopes ad-
dressed, letters filled in 20 match. let us
show you samples
THE TYPEWRITER SHOP. INC,
Both Phones 1I9 w Washington ST.
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PAINTS.

ANNOUNCEMENT
REGARDING WALL PAPERS.
You can select and purchase wallpaper
from US TO many advantages. When may
We show you our line. We charge reason
able prices for our papers and our work
TIE BRESKIN WALL PAPER Co
412 S. Michigan st. Home Phone GG64
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TNFTRNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT unfuruished rooms. mod
ern except heat Call 40 So W. C0lfax.
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CLAIRNo1ANTs.
HAIR DRESSING.

Manicuring and shampOOIng. chlrOpOdy
and electrOiy SIS treatment specially
our motto. JO3-JO4 }. NJ ). Bldg. Home
phone 6l91, Bell 637. The Comfort shop.
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CORSETS.

SPIRELLA CORSET SHOP, Mrs c. NJ.
Andrews, manager. 1928 ). Michigan St.
Bell 3449; Home 1893.
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SPECIALISTS.

SPECIAL treatment OF the eye, nose,
throat and ear. Now is the Iimes to-
morrow may De too late. Dr.. W. A
Wickham, Suite o. Jos j. n. ). Build
ing.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IF YOU want 10 De a song writer, l eau
show Won how. Write for Information
10 r :. =. Huntington. Room AZ. Gaiety
theater building. New York city.
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REPAIRING.

UMBRELLAS, locks. bapy CAPS. D. Arm
strong. 122 Colfax.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-01

Oh SALE-MagnetO single Harley David
sou, So for quick sale Other used mo-
toIeyc leS CT ali makes. SO aud up. We
viii hold any machine on a small deposit
Tor spring delivery. Cash or payments
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-01

THE HIGH GRADE Thomas school Is the
best school, we educate young men and
women as stenogrgphers FOR tHe best posi-
lions. Begin Your course now. Day and
night school American Trust bldg.
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$40 A. with 90 \. timber, 10 A fruit
3 A. alfalfa, 90 A. rye and wheat. Brick
house, bank barn, cement basement. SilO
windmill. Wants business property.
120 a. Mint Land, good buildings, miles
to Niles
rs A. near Niles Fair buildings. Close
to school
home
so A. near Middlebury. Buildings Good
fruit farm.
81 A. Good land, buildings. 10 A. tim
Der. Near Granger.
81 A. near South Bend. Tiled mint land.
Good buildings.
50 A. with stock. Near South Bend.
Good bargain.
We also have other good farms to ex-
change.
SMITH REALTY SYNDICATE,
723-724-725 ]. NJ. ). Bldg.
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FOR EENT-oFFICE ROOMS.
WANTED-BOARDERS.

WANTED-BOarders and roOmerS, 61S S.
Clinton. Modern home; minutes walk to
Michigan ST.; 10 minutes 10 Studebaker's
IL minutes to interurban; l block to street
car. Bell 1874
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WALL PAPER.

PAINTING and decorating We handle Il
ful line Of wallpaper, paints ami oils,
p Last Jefferson blvd. home GUsl. Gin
rlunau Paint and Wall Paper co.