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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-07-30
MARKING AUTOMOBILE ROUTES
THROUGH WISCONSIN.

The communities of the northern
Wisconsin counties are marking the
through automobile routes as sched-
uled by the Wisconsin Advancement
associations The work in the north
ern counties will be comp( eted within
the next week The work in the
southern counties is going slower for
the reason that the communities do
not take hold of the matter as rapidly
as in the upper counties.
All communities should get busy in
this matter so that we may publish
map and secure publicity in the news
papers as to through routes in the
state. Next will come the marking
of other roads through the various
counties as connections for the through
routes. In this way we will have all
the through routes so connected that
towns off these routes may be visited,
or the tourist make his trip over a
combination of routes.
Already the Wisconsin Advancement
association has requests for maps OF
| Wisconsin routes although no effort
has been made to make them public
until they are marked. There is am
! pie reason for the belief that the COM
pletion of the merkings and the pub
| licsty that will follow will result in a
vast amount of touring in the state.
The state in general and the towns
along these routes will reap DESIRE
able benefit from the establishment of
these automobile routes through the
state.
The Yellow Diamond Route passes
through Wabeno, going from Oconto
to Crandon via Lena, Surfing, Noun
tain, Lakewood, Carter, Soperton,
Waheno and Laona.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-07-30
SOPERTON.

Kenneth Kennedy went to Menomi-
nee, Mich, Monday.
nj. J.>Quinlan and daughters, Misses
Mary and Edmire, left for Oshkosh
Wednesday.
Eara Murray of Green Bay came up
Sunday for a few days visit at the
Quinlan home.
Geo Michaels Jr., who has been at
tending the Green Bay Business Col
lege, came home Saturday.
Fred Courtice and family have re-
turned from Laona where they passed
a week camping at the lake.
Mrs. Earl Murray and children, who
have been guests at the M j. Quinlan
home, returned to Green Bay Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Lonergan, who has been
guest at the M. ] Quin4an home has
returned to her home in Detroit, Mich.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-07-30
TO INSURE YOUR CORN
CROP; BUILD A SILO

ga silo is not only the safest form
of crop insurance for the Wisconsin
farmer" said Roy T. Harris of the
College of Agriculture, "but is stock
insurance as well. The succulent form
of feed helps to keep the herd in good
health, and insures milk flow.
''The farmers who have silos are
not uneasy because of the backward
ness of the corn crop. Even if the
season has been backward they are
confident that the crop will go into
the silo in fine shape for the stock.
And many farmers who, before this
year, have not thought of investing in
silos are now asking themselves,
what kind shaN | build?'
''The value of silage as feed can
not be overestimated during ANY year;
but in year like this the worth of
silo in making sure an otherwise
somewhat doubtful harvest is empha-
sized.'
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-07-30
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
AIDS VALUABLE

What is county agricultural rep
resentative worth?
According to the secretary of COW
testing association in Polk county his
county representative saved hun $500
last year by oompounding proper
ration for his cows. By using the
new ration This dairyman fed his cows
less, and got greater returns.
Yet compounding the proper ration,
using the feed on hand, is only one
of the many tasks the representatives
are called on to do. 1t is their duty,
by helping the farmers in every pos
sible way to aid in the Improvement
of the agriculture of the counties. If
farmer wants the soil in his fields
tested for acidity, or the cows in his
barn tested for tuberculosis, the agent
is there TO get it done.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-07-30
s3OOo.OO VOTED FOR STATE
AID ROADS FOR 1916.

At a special town meeting held Mon
day it was voted to raise $3000.00 for
state aid roads for 1916. The county
raises an equal amount and together
with the apportionment from the
state this will make goodly sum to
be expended on state aid roads in the
town of Wabeno for 1916. A small
part of the amount will be required to
complete the Carter-Wabeno road and
the balance wall be expended on new
road from Soperton to Otter Lake.
This new road will open up one of the
finest farming sections In Forest coun-
ty. At the same special meeting the
board of supervisors was authorized to
borrow money with which to pay town
orders.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-07-30

Next Thursday marks the first anniversary of the open
ing of the Soperton creamery The first churnng was
done Aug. s. 1914 From small beginning of 595 lbs.
of butter made the first week the business of the
cry has more than trebled. The institution turns
out over 175O bs of butter week and the output in
creasing right along The creamery was built and is
owned by w. H Hartman, formerly of Clintonvile 1t
equipped with all the latest and best butter making
The Soperton creamery has putnew life into
the dairy industry in this vicinity and everybody should
encourage and support an institution Of this kind
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
3 CANDIDATES
FOR THE BOARD
DR L. y DICKhSOH ELECTED TO UN-
EXPIRED TERM or SUCRE-
TARY GARZA.

I'M n meeting ui thr school board held
to-day. presided over I'M DR. \. III Wort
man. pre- idrut. thr resignation WI C NJ
Garzl XVI \ member NJ thr board Nl- ac-
,cptcd. and III n N. Dirku-on wa elect
cd to hll out the me1pIrcd term Mr
Cara continue a- secretary. The rp-ig-
nation was filed because under the new INV
under which lhc city chool- are operating
the secretary ol the board can not be- a
votiu. member "f the board.
At the same meeting the board received
the applications al three men who filled
their noticc- a. candidate for member
IMP un the board. These include r. A.
NcG.Wy, wee pre- idcnt ~ the Brownsville
Bank A Trust company; NJ II Mcnden
ball. W. the n .uraucr tiim WI the -ame
name and Amu- Rich. attorney. The clrc-
ilon viii NY held nest Saturday
The retiring member ut thc board arc
John Gregg. George Murphy and George
MrGpuIulr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
LETTERS
TO ROOSEVELT
BEFORE COURT

Syracuse. y. Y. April 26 Confidential
letter ol Thoma- platt were read at thr
R"o-c1cIi iorI tral to-day Iu some roloucI
Rno-ctcli -aid without hr-itatiuu that d.
Gon uItrd rrr.l with Plat. realizing that
Plat na- ihc republican hn-
ouo ui ihr letter from Colonel Zoo
rel. contained pu crpt. reading IAN
uaht. 'll change thr whole BOARD ni
.r--ur Although Colonel Euu-crcif
could uut ny whether hr ever had madr
huuvu tu thr public H lH- thai Hr WAS
ruutrum- With riatt over appointments
hr denied m,huruly ihat -urh confer
onrr- constituted an "nu-ibc GOVERN
mrut"
COLONEL E"u -aiJ ~, action
were a- l.ib'. u~ could hr'
lu lpu~ orl"url Roosevelt wrote 4.
Eaue- tha, &c.,. Boo-cycif. Va- not m favor
personally ot lm.hr- Cor the nomination
tor governor. hur that hc believed t the
hc-i policy to nominate llushc-. ~ hi- lot
Ter Rou-.,rIt promised Z" -taud ~ Nh1t-
ever NJ inrrd u Albany hould ~. in-
rludm Barn,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
Forcing OF Straits Grows IN Proportions
tBy Associated preSs1

London. April 26-The British official
reporter with the Dardaucllcs expedition
wntc-
"lhc more The tax ~ forcing the strait
i- examined the more tremendous rrono-
iiirn duc- u assume The navy N con
Ninrrd that thr narrow could W. forced
VII lhr ucca~iuu Justified thr lu-- WI ships
THAT would result. hut unless there were W
powerful army ready tu occupy thc PENN
-uIa thc moment thc fleet passed into thc
Nca WI Marm"ra ihc Turk and German
would NO thu trait behind II au the war
-hip- would hnd Il difficult ID hght their
way out again.
"NathtHe amazed M, British aud French
sumner more than the rc.i-tng power ot
the nld forts around the pardaucllr-. When
tudWe party examined them they found
fhr material damage done comparatively
small Athpueh they were -hamblc-
many were -tll intact and One uinc-
irrh prrc va found artual, loaded
"Altrr lhr terrific humhlrdmrui March
iN many Gunner nt ih, forts ai thr uar.
ruv- we're forced tn -,rk shelter hut a-
n"u hr hnmhHrirnnt stopped ihr, rr-
manned .hrir mr- Nine fields arc rnu
Hr.tt huNIt1rr- aud also direct uun firr
have u.un pIlrrd WY ru. Itiuu since thr first
ftHrt ur h, FORTS Then there ar- mnr
fnIr Ii.Iu haItrri"- which hnmhnrd -hip
iIuHu m. .f urttIt.t.t.d puHrtrT- I"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
Especial I'd The Hcrald)

San BcnHo. Texas. April 2G The keen
r-t contest w school board elections held
w >an Bcnito since thc riiy began tn dr-
yrlup u looked tor next Saturday, when
three member ~ the board viii ~ named.
Three women candidutc- have entered
the held against two ~ the old board up
TOR recollection aud new candidate. aud
great deal of activity l. looked for
among the supporter, OF the women. who
are determined to have their fnvoritc- on
the board the coming year. The ladie-.
Mi~~ Marihana Cowgirl. Mr.. a. Il. >ri~er
and Mr.. a. Abcrcrcmbic, are very active
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
FAKE CHARITY IN
PARIS RAMPANT
OUT or IA7 ORGANIZATIONS STARTED
SINCE WAR. rs ARE PROVEN
SWiNOLES.

Par- April 2G municipal iuvc -tigl-
tiou here reveal that ont WI l4, charitable
organizations formed since the beginning
oi the war. seventy -iX are ,windle. and
thirty live are represented as conducted by
men who were released from prison since
the war began.
Two of these alleged philauthropic-. who
we're known io hr destitute before thr war.
now have handsome residence aud mrtnr
ears and entertain luy -hI1 The char
tie- pretended fn collect money inr rldinr
refugee aud wounded
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
Cabbage Shipments At San BenitO
Much Heavier Than Was Expected

aud transportation comranir-. these he
urr~ were placed mHrh inn inw.
Two ear loads NJ new putalur- were
shipped from here last week. the Unit
Marketing system handling both and
realizing hne prices. With favorable
weather prevailing during the next few
weeks bean shipments will be heavy. there
heing large acreage ot tins product m
ou the San Benito tract this spring. despite.
the scarcely of seed last winter. One ship
mcnt of toriy-three bushels Of beans made
last week brought the grower S275 per
bu-hcl, cash, on track.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
Especial a. The IIcruld.l

san Benito. Texas. April ~. tahhaer
shipments during the past week exceeded
prcvion~ estimates. sixty N-tour ears having
gone forward from this point during the
past week. nearly twIcc the number shipped
during the corresponding period last year.
and incidentally at much better prices.
Prices have ranged from >l6 to -. an
average of 500.
Estimate were made about April J that
there would not be- Ia exceed loo ear oi
cabbage shipped during rhe balance oi the
season, bat fortunately Tor local growers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
NEWSPAPERMAN
Is SENTENCED
TO EXECUTION
CARRANlA IMPRiS0NS PHILIP &
MCLEARY FOB SENDING OUT
CERTAIN NEWS
SECRE TARY BRYAN Al so GIFTS AP-
ZEAL ron AID FROM a SEC
pND REPORTER

Va hmct"n, D G.. April 2G.-philp T.
NcClcarv. an American newspaper corrc.
-pondcnt 40 Vera Cruz has been lmpri ON
eel aud sentenced to hc -hhl hy taranu
authurltic- iur -rndmg ou urcu-"rcd
new.
Secretary oi state Bryan also todat rr-
rc1rd au appeal ior ald from another
American c"frr prndrut. John M Robert
\u dHaII- were given WV hI- ra-r. ~rrrr
Iatl bryan Instructed Wee Cun-u. ~ilImau
fn IruU-.. ..fU
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.

GuadaIuupr Ncll. charged WITH know
mrl, receiving stolen hor>". VAS l"unn
MOI guilty in the district court tins
morning. The ease occupied The ri
Inainiu. hours NJ thr morning after d.
rnrs fnr lhc week had been selected and
sworn.
SATURDAY. r,ruiu. Nrurr~Jln Mrlrudrz
was sentenced 10 two wears in thi state
pcuitrntiar, for burglar, of the sham
raek Bar. last winter This term l. in
addition to the two year sentence lm
uo>cd ou Mclcudcz Friday. for assault
with attempt to murder Corporal Mil
Ter. 3rd 4 :. Cavalry. on the night OF
March = 1918.
Five vrnircmcn were fined - each
for non appearance this morning: y. !.
Lear. w y Enwrr. Al ~ 'lau.irItz
In III .Irhn~nn and David Iainr.
The petit jury list for this. the fourth
wtck ~ court follows A. w. Elmorc
II u. Carpenter. W. W. Weller. y. ~.
irlrndcnnnn Albert Er~tciro. NJ. Cough
TRY II N Banker. " n. Erritcau y. 4
Jewell. : Culvin. y ~ scarborough
IF. NJ Cnlmiry r. Il Phillips. L"uis
champion. StnHlrv Cnncland Miguc
V Fernandez. John W. O'Ncalc. l.. Il. 70
lev. l.. ". Long. ". q. Williams. 4. \
I Harris. y. Clark. Gci. Sspy. j. III. shat
4 fer. Il l.. Valentine. j. T.. kowalSki
George Browne. and y. T.. Randall.
/ Thi> aftrrpoon the ease Of Sabine Ga
rillo charged with burglary. of bo'
car j. before the court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
Women Are Lively Contestants For
II i: !: 4: n
Places On San BenitO School Board

AN womcn'5 club work on the San Benito
tract. and scores oi voters have signed
petition Plrd-Ing their support w the
women
The San Ernltu high school has reached
an enVIahlr position among schools M
south Texas. II now ranking ahead of any
high school south 81 San Antonio and
Houston. having total "f nineteen credit
one more than Corpus Christi. Friend,
of the present board are leaving no stone
unturned to elect their slate. basing their
efforts on the condition the schools are
now la. The women are a. determined :
and hot race l. looked for,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
BIG FIGHT AT
YPRES TOLD
OF BRIEFLY
tBv Associated PTess.1

London. April ~ The blg battle AZ
Nprr- Wa- covered with secrecy today.
except fur few hrirt official reports The
French announce thc Eutiah rrpul ~ two
German attack Yesterday whcrcupon the
German ,iulcntl, bumbardrd Yprt-. The
French are fighting hard along the Y-cr
canal
The German official announcement -avs
tbat more than onc thousand Canadians
we're captured around the lprc~ hclght.
Berlin tlatly denies the French claims of
rc'apiurue the Nprc~ territory from the
Grrmau-. The Germans claim q total &C
Jn0o allied soldier have been captured
lnec thc beginning ~ the lprc- battle
Nothing rnmc- from the North Sea
where che Grrmau- assert their battle fleet
ha been cruising. except report that Eng
land maintaining N a- "iar way" that
i-. keeping practically al commerce nff
tho routes usually beading tn North Europe.
Au~truu- claim new victories IN the
drrlnru- that after week ~
slow wnrl, they have reduced Russian nn-
position uu both sides of thr Ruwa valley
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
BIG ASSAULT
ON Forts OF
DARDANELLES


London. April ~ Bulletin Onician
"A general attack un The Durdancllc- IN
the fleet and army wa- resumed Yesterday.
The decentralization WI thr army began
-uccr- fully NJ -pitt ihc enemy strong cn-
treurhmcHt- and harhrd wire. II large
force va, established ou shore The army
+ uow advancing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
WOMEN DELEGATES CAN'T
GET THROUGH CHANNEL

London. April lG Forty American
women. delegate tu The Hague peace con
Terrence arc unable tu obtain permission for
their tramrr o. proceed through the Eng
li-h channel
% Is wupred thc north Sea naval ,itua
rou. where the public expects a battle j.
ihc cause oi thc DELAY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
MATERNAL ANCESTOR OF
JUAN S. CROSS DEAD

Mr. Isabel LamarVuc, mother nt NJ Il
4 ross of we'll known Brown Vile and
Matam"ro- family, and grandmother ri
Juan s. Cru-- oi Brownsville. died uf her
home in Mltumnr"~ sunday afternoon at
> O'Clock. She wa- - years old. The
funeral will be- held IA Matamoro- th- att
cruoou.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
MANY HOUSES FLOODED
IN TEMPLE SOAKING
Bv Associated Prs. y

Temple. TcNa-. April 2o.-A cloudbur-t
here d nicht flooded many hou.c m the
clty. Property DAMAGE was heavy, with
uu loss ot lic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
Germans Rciake Hartmann wcrlrrkopl

Berlin. April 1G tuniral lhe cor
man hacy rrrapturrd Hartmann Weller
kopt from thr French with nearly lnUu
pr nrcr..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
French Arrest
German With
so Pigeons
tEy Associated Press.

Nice. France. April 2G.-A German
named Wildai ha- been arrested. suspected
ot hciug a spy. IN hi- villa here Wa found
4 DIRE outfit. and also there wa- found
= flock oi clrhty pigeon. each out. hcgriu~
\ piece oi paper concealed under ONE
WING Each paper bore thc number ui some
italian regiment
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
Man Thought
Killed, But
Still Alive
lI;y Associatcd PrcsS.l

Ablcnc T~ya~, April 26.-l-om g.
Curry. tor Whose ALLEGED murder NJ. ou
GambIr va- indicted hrrc, arrived in Abi-
lcur luda, from rovdrrIy. TcNa-. Cuur
nii hc lcti home while hi- mnd va nm
balanced There N no clue nov ~ the
idrntit, oi thc body rrc,i"u I, identified
Curry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
Wants K. C. M. & 0. Receiver Named.


Topeka Kan. April 20 William \"lkcr.
\ hondholdrr III the kan-a- city, Mexico
4 omen railroad, filed petition here Co.
dav lur receiver hip tor that lime.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
: .s... ...... :
VILLAS HORSE WAS SHOT
IN The CFLAYA FIGHT


Washington. u. g.. April 20. The
y illa agency announced today that
General AlIla'- horse was ehut under
hlm rn thc battle 40 CrlaNa recently.
Villa was not hurt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf coast and the Magic
Valley D. issued by the United States
weather bureau at New Orleans:
Tonight and Tuesday unsettled: light
% moderate -uuthrrly winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
WARSH|PS
HEADED FOR THE
CANADA COAST

Portland. ore. April 2G-A letter de-
clarug that German war-hiP squadron
o headed Tor the Canadian coast was re-
ccred to-day hy Captain Carl Brnuch. the
ma ter ~ German bark which a. IN
termed here
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
UNUSUAL HEAT
WAVE IN NORTH
IS CONTINUED
CBy A~~ociatcd Press }

Chicago. lil.. April 3o.-The unusual
heat wave continue m the north. ON
the shore ot Lake superior where ordru-
arily navigation duc- not hceiu until May
on account of thc lrc the temperature i-
up ip 80 dc-rrc-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
KR0N PRINZ GOALS AS
IF ABOUT TO MAKE DASH

Newport New. Va. April ~ The Ger
man auxiliary cruiser kr"u Puu1 Wilhelm
today started roalInr a- \ tor l-h ~
thc sea- The 'o1lng vill unt hc lini-h,d
until tomorrow ni-hI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
} sssss ssssss
0BREGONS BROTHER WAS
RELEASED BY. GEN. VILLA
(By Associated Press.)

III Pa-o. Texas, April 26.-The
Villa agency here announces that
General Alvaro Ohrcgon- brother.
Francisco, captured recently at Qua
dalai ARA by General Villa and report
ed executed. has been rclea ed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
MEXICAN SOLDIERS CAN NOT
ENTER UNITED STATES

- m 'T' I'F'Ft T'""'T
III Pave, 'irNa-, April 1G The
American military authorities W
ihc border have received urdrr- w
prevent The entry into the United
States NV persons known ~ br sol
der, NJ amy Mexican Factions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
John BUNNY, MOVIE ACTOR
DIED TODAY IN NEW YORK
tBy a oriatcd Pre- N

Aew York. April lG John Bunny.
thr moving picture actor who ha
pleased millions. died here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
Local Weather Observations.

The following local weather oh-cr-
vationz. covering tire 34-hour penod
ending M Al III. today, are furnished
IN the United States weather bureau
station, Brownsville:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26

T. Y smith and T.. NJ. Jones. ~ IIouS-
ton are registered ~ the Miller.
lrist court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
FERGUSON PREPARES THE
SPECIAL SESSION CALL
lEx AN nrintrd rrr-,l

Austin. TrNa-. April 1G Governor \. II.
Ferguson i- preparing y message calling
ihc -urrlal session nt the legislature, tu
hrrir ucNi Thur-daN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26

been asked for u March. hut 30 that time
the department became short 81 money.
and n was necessary to postpone the work
However tho call tor bids published today
iudicatc- there Will boz little further delay
iu the building ot the great plant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26
FOLLY

III We will have the kindness @
other W. must endure their fnllic-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-26

What YOU give q written ~ sand
what You take with nm irun hand.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-27
SITUATIONS WANTED


WANTED-A posit on; col eye graduate,
experienced calculator office man, ex-
ceilent penmarship. cashier, bill clerk,
any kind OF office work. wants position IN
Omaha OF elsewhere. References Ad-
dress s. l3l, Bee.
YOUNG girl wants clerical or telephone
operators work. Webster 9l55.
TREES. grapes trimmed, yard raking
ELDERLY lady desires position as house.
keeper. short distance In country or
city For interview. Phone Web. 1885,
LACE curtains carefully laundered Web
Washing and ironing BY day. Web. sl65.
YOUNG man desires evening position OF
hours work, either invoice, CORE
spondence or detail clerical. Best refer
en- es Address 24s. Bee.
HOTEL and restaurant man, experienced,
aged %, wants work either as dish
washer, porter, bellboy or any other kind;
honest sober and willing. Phone Doug
las 1855 John, 2OA Douglas ST.
PERFECT home washing. Lace Curtains
a speciality. Webster. 1898.
DAY work wanted Webster Si27
CARPENTER, will work reasonable
Phone Red $50.
FIRST CLASS laundress. by the day,
or wash lace curtains. webster SS69.
COLORED man wants Job as ianitor or
porter; can furnish best Of reference.
Call Webster SS7 for Anderson.
POSITION wanted by reliable man as
clothing, furnishings and shoes sales
man, married. Answer b 236. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-27
BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
A OOop. small. siOok % hardware, In
Eood toWu. ~ he sold fog cash. Make
M an offcF Thomas harwocd. Trustee
Cieare steT. Neb.
IA LARGE and veil-equipped Earass for
sale. have other basiuess aud unable 10
opsFate both. u yea want y sod eatab-
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-27

Dwelling, al M. 3Sth st. +; tiled
vestibnle. reception hall, trout
and back parlors, dining room
and kitchen, 5 bed rooms, >
bath rooms. hot water heat,
garage. All in first class con
di;ion. Location Al. Bcni
:. Baker Phone Dis. H3l5.