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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-08
FINANCE
Stocks manifest STRONG
TONE IN EARLY Dealings
Reports From Various Industrial Gen.
ters Show Increased Activity In the
Steel Trade-Market Moves to
Higher Levels Before Midday

New York, March S.-Wall Street
Stocks manifested stronger tone
in to'day's early dealings despite the
lack of encouragement from London,
where the International list again
registered substantial declines. Leaders
in the local market made fractional
gains, while New Haven, Interborough,
pfd,, and Maxwell Motors rose over a
point, the advance in New Haven re.
salting from its improved showing for
january. Reports from various indus
trial centers contained increased ac.
tivity in the steel trade. American To
bacco and California Petroleum, pfd.,
were among the heavy issues.
Under the lead of Union Pacific,
Reading and U. s. Steel, the market
moved. to higher levels before midday.
Trading in the leaders was extensive
and the buying was of u confident
character, New Haven made maxi.
mum gain of l.2 and Canadian
Pacific, New York Central and South
ern group participated to substantial
degree. Missouri Pacific and Rock lis.
land were strongest of the minor rail.
ways. Gains of l to 3 points were
made by numerous industrials and spe-
cialties. Bonds were active with in
creased selling for foreign account.
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late WAR news SUMMARY



nations. London dispatches say the Bul-
garian premier has promised . state-
ment concerning his government 8 poi
tion. Public opinion in Italy also ID
aroused, although there are no indiea-
tions that this nation will change rs
policy Of armed neutrality at this tiuol
A Paris newspaper, in description
Of the recent battle at Notrs Dame De
lorette, says that tho Germans lost s.
400 men. Although they succeeded tn
capturing the three lines Of French
trenches they are said to have been ex-
PEELED from them In furious night
battle.
The fighting in the Carpathians,
which for prolonged and desperate en-
counters rivals any phase Of the war,
continues without decisive victory fer
either side. The Austrian forces are
still on the offensive, an ofYicial state
ment from Petrograd says. but appar-
entity neither side has given ground. In
Northern Poland the Russians are still
pressing forward in an effort to expel
the invaders, but apparently the re-
sistance Of the Germans has stiffened,
following their defeat at Prsasnysx, and
they are holding their positions firmly.
To-day's official statements indicate
that there was no lighting Of great i'm
portance yesterday. The French claim
slight gains. in Champagne and Lor-
raine. The German statement asserts
French attacks in Champagne were re-
pulsed.
In the eastern campaign the Russians
apparently are maintaining the Often
sive in North Poland. The German
statement tells of Russian attacks at
several points. but asserts that all were
repulsed.
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Warming Sent TO
CARRANZA BY u. 5.
Continued From FIRST Page.


diplomatic corps in Mexico City had
decided to leave. eabled his legation
there, saying that after learning what
steps the American government had
taken, he advised the corps to remain
in the capital and await developments.
Strong Measure May Be Necessary
Just what move now is contemplate
ed, is known only to President Wilson
and few of his closest advisers, but it
was apparent from the attitude of Of
fcials that it was realized that a new
crisis was at hand which might have
to be met with strong measures.
The general impression in official
quarters was that even though the use
of force had not been threatened in the
note to Carranza, the American govern
ment was prepared to meet eventuali-
ties and would hereafter pursue an in-
sistent course to compel protection fop
foreigners and their interests.
Secretary Bryan, himself would say
only that there was no change in condi-
tions at Mexico City from the serious
state of affairs of the last few DAYS. He
said no word had come directly from
Carranza in the last two or three days.
When asked whether Carranza and
Oregon were at odds and whether the
former could control his Mexico City
commander, Secretary Bryan replied
that the State Department had evil
denee that Obregon recognized Carran-
"a as his superior officer, but could not
say definitely whether any friction had
developed.
Embargo on War Materials
Secretary Bryan stated that the place
ing of an embargo ON all shipments of
munitions of war to Mexico had not
been considered in the present sitn-
alton. Such move would be of little
practical effect, it is said, by officials,
because most of the arms and ammuni-
tion available in the United States has
been contracted for at high prices by
the European belligerents.
Washington, March S.-American
government officials pin their hopes for
an early Improvement of conditions in
Mexico City on General Carranza.
There were indications, it was said to-
day, that he might instruct General
Obregon, in command at the capital, to
accept aid proffered by an international
relief committee there, which has made
up relief fund and asked for trans
portation facilities necessary to bring
supplies into the city.
Two communications sent by the
Washington government to General
Carranza at Vera Cruz have pointed out
in strong terms the serious conss.
quences that might follow if foreigners
in the capital are unable to get food
and supplies. Conditions in the city
are described in State Department dis
patches as desperate, the people there
fearing the effects of the famine and
the threatened rioting in the event
General 0bregon's forces evacuate.
Conditions in City Desperate
Administration officials make no ef-
fort to minimize the gravity of the sit
uation, although they do not regard it
as altogether hopeless. Talk of some
form of allied Intervention continued in
diplomatic circles to-day.
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ALIENS COST MILLION A YEAR
New York Claims Expense Should b
Borne by Uncle Sam
By Associated Press.


New York, March S.-The city 9z
New York is expending 1,0OO, 900 q
year in paying for the care of deport~
able aliens, the cost of which ought
rightly to he met by the United States,
says John w. Kingsbury, commissioner
of charities, in statement made pub
lie to-day. Mr.. Kingsbury declared that
he had taken the matter up through
official channels without effect and he
urged the people of this city to call at
tention of the federal government to
the matter in an emphatic way and to
recover the money the city had expend-
ed for this purpose.
Cities" he added, care supposed
now to depend on appropriations from
Congress to reimburse them for caring
for deportable aliens, but Congress re.
fused to make appropriations and so
we were left with the aliens on cur
hands,"
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LIVE STOCK PRICES

Philadelphia, March S.-Receipts for
the week ending Saturday evening.
March 6;
Cattle-w. Philadelphia yards. 1871;
Gray's Ferry Union yards, 641; total for
week. 2,31S; previous week. 2.026.
sheep and Lambs-W. Philadelphia
yards. 7.z13; Gray's Ferry Union yards,
4Ss;. total for week. 7,7O2; previous
week. 6,455.
Hogs-w. Philadelphia yards s,247;
Gray's Ferry Union yards. 1853; total
for week. 4,710; previous week. 3,36S.
Calves-W. Philadelphia yards. 1.1OS;
Gray's Ferry Union yards, 1917; total
for week, 1905; previous week. 1,105.
North Philadelphia yards quaran-
tined.
Beef Cattle-The market was in an
Indifferent condition. trade being rather
slow, with moderate offerings of Ohio
and nearby cattle arriving for prompt
slaughtering. There was no material
the better sorts realized fairly steady
rates. Quotations:
Steers-Extras higher; average best,
sS.60@S.70; choice, sS.40@S.50; good,
$50 dS20: medium, s7.75@ 500; COM
mon. s7.25@7.5O; bulls. s5.5O@725: fat
cows. .$4,.75@s.4o; thin cows. ss25@
$50: mich cows.~common to choice. s45
@75; extra, $S5: veal calves. excep-
tional lots. s11.5O@ 200: good to choice,
s10.50 a 100; medium, $500 q 300: COM
yards. s5.00Q7.00.
Sheep and Lambs-Sheep were held a
trife stronger. mostly owing 10 the light
shipments, and lambs brought former
prices. Hot house ~ambs are Just be-
ginning to come in. but as yet only few
liable prices on. All desirable stock
was under fair disposal. though any
marked increase in shipments would
lower prices. Quotations:
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Legal
NOTICE

NOTICE s.-.
PENNSYLVANIA n. 4 l.. Association
The Stockholders OF the Pennsylvania
Il. and L. Association will meet Mon
day evening. March -. at $50 o'clock
at the office OF lhc Treasurer County
Controllers Oaicel. Nominations of Of
ficers and directors. The election OF
same at the annual meeting. April ls
when the auditors Will render their re-
port. stock for the forty-nrst series
can be secured April 2s.
J. HENRY SPICER,
President.
II. 4. RUTHERFORD.
- Secretary.
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SECOND Glass steamship Rate Reduced

London, March s, 1895 A. M. Off
eial announcement was made to-day by
the Cunard Line that second class pass
age across the Atlantic has been re-
dueed to 10 pounds $3.50 on all ves-
sells of that line, including the Lusi-
tania. 1t is believed here that tine
lower rate is the result of the diver
sion of traffic from British steamers to
vessels flying the American flag.
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Philadelphia Produce Marke.

Philadelphia, March S.-Wheat high
er; No: red spot. export. l+6@151; No.
northern. Duluth export, 154915e.
Corn higher; No. > spot export, 761s
GT1ie No. . yellow, local. 17i- d17Sis
Oats firm: No. . white. 61ef62.
:. Bran weak; winter per ton. s26.5o6
ss.0o; spring. Sa5.00@ $3.50.
Refined sugars firm; powdered, SIS;
fine sranulated. 5.75; Confectioners' A.
Butter steady; western creamery. ex-
ira, 81; nearby prints, fancy, 81.
Eggs lower; nearby tirsts, free case,
S.S5; current receipts, free case. $40;
western extra, firsts. SIS; frsts, free
case, $40.
Live poultry frmer: fowls, 16@1S; old
roosters. II y a -; chickens 14@17: tur-
keys. lS@ IL; ducks, 15@16; geese. 12
Dressed poultry steady Fowls, heavy,
i've. 1905; old roosters. IA: broiling
chickens, nearby. 1S@2S: western. 40
ee; roasting chickens, 17@s0; turkeys
fancy, 2l; fair to good. 1900; ducks,
l26lS; geese, l0@14.
Potatoes weak; Penna.. per bushel,
$40 So; Maine. 45@50; New York, 10
d45
Flour steady; winter straight. s.4O@
66S; spring straight. $50 Q6.75; do, pat
Hay weak: timothy. No. large bales,
1900; No medium bales, 1850 a 1900;
No. do, 1880 1880; No. 3 do. 400 %
l1spV. NipNcE HlNeu lt.tV i.ou,
No. do. 1909 1880; No. .. do. 1880
( q 1850.
Chicago. March S.-Hogs-Receipts
5000; slow. Bulk. 6.S0p6.95; light. {. 20
@l;Oo; mixed, 6.ioq 100; heavy. 500
Cattle-Receipts, $1,000; firm. Native
steers, 5.S5 @s.15; western. $500 $50;
cows and heifers, 3.50@ as; calves, $50
/ $1,000.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000: weak. sheep
7.o0@ 7.so; yearlings, 7.s0Gs.75; lambs
| $50 a 9.6S.
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WANTED TO BUY AND SELL

MIR. MOTORCYCLES OWNER-we have
iQ TO se prospective buyers for motor
cycles right now. who want secondhand
machines Ii you nave a motorcycle fer
sale 1T bargain price, see us AZ once.
II we cannot Guy your machine we VIII
sell for you n a very reasonable COM
mISSion- See US for motorcycle bargains
Dayton Motorcycle Distributors LOr
four counties
hENSTONE CYCLE CO-. Si4 y. Third
ST. URiGeu phone ISM.
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1000 French Civilian PRISONERS

Geneva, via Paris. March s, 1850
A! M.-One thousand French civilians
who have been prisoners in the por-
tions of France ocenpid by the Ger
mans arrived here yesterday. Most of
them came from Lille and Maubeuge.
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$4,000 Tons Of Food seouestered

Rome, via Paris, March 8, 6.55 A.
NJ. "A dispatch from Genoa states
that $4,000 tons of rice, oats and
beans, shipped from Seville, Spain, and
consigned to Germany have been Sc.
questered at Oneglia, seaport on the
Gulf Of Genoa.
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Lost and Found
FOUND.

FOUND-A decided improvement in my
appearance since having my clothing
cleaned and pressed at Partisan Dye
Works 1909 \. Third. Branch. Hoffman
kerns, 337 Chestnut Bell phone. Cab
ing and delivering.
FOUND-The way to end your cleaning
and dyeing worries by calling either
phone for Eggert's Steam Dyeing and
French Cleaning Works. 1z45 Market
St We call and deliver
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Wants
CHORUS GIRLS WANTED

CHORUS GIRLS WANTED for Tom
Linton's Jungle Girl established vsu-
deville gSrl act: experienced girls pre-
ferred. but will consider willing, caps-
theatre. after ten a. m, Friday and
Saturday TOM LINTON
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HOBs-IHlS market CONTINUES Very
unsettled on account of the rigid in
spection regulations enforced here, and
reliable rates are omitted. Quotations
nominal.
City Dressed Stock-All varieties of
strictly choice and prime meats were
steadily held, but under Lenten observ-
ances were of limited character. Quo
tations:
Steers. 10 @13; heifers. 10@12A; cows
SOIL; veal calves, Is a f6; extra calves
II: southerns and barnyards. 10@12
country dressed. 1901 IA; extra. 16; sheep
1s; extra lambs. II; hogs. 10A q 10h.
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FE-
MALE

WANTEp-Young men. between the
age of II and SO. and ladies' between
Is and -. for amateur theatrical work.
Apply ]. IS. HESS. S3S Muench ST.
BILLY SUNDAYS misunderstanding
like wildhre. We need more men
and women to help distribute. Full
time or spare time. Wholesale supply
House. % North Third St, top floor.
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NOTICE
To the Holders Of the Bends of the Lin
giestown and Blue Mountain street
Railway Comnapy.

NOTICE is hereby given to the hold
ers of all the outstanding bonds of the
Iinglestown & Blue Mountain street
dated April list. 1905, to the Harrisburg
Trust Company as trustee, that in ae-
cordance with the provisions of the
sail mortgage. the said bonds have been
called for payment on or before April
ist. 1915, at par, a premium of ) per
cent, and interest to said date After
the said date interest Will cease upon
all bonds not presented for payment
6v that time. Holders of the said bonds
may present thea at the office OF the
undersigned at any time after March
LIST. and receive payment therefor in
accordance with the terms above stated.
HARRISBURG TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee,
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CARD OF THANKS

AIRS. winelm ]. Mehring and son de-
sire to thank their neighbors and
friends for their kindness and sympathy
shown during their recent bereavement.
the death of husband and father. Will
helm J. Mehring.
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susiasss eppsrtunitis.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Ccld Storage and Ice Max
ing Plant with retail ice and coal
business il desired. Good location with
unsurpassed shipping facilities Low
Price for Quick Sale. Address ". L
Perkins. Eorsehesds. New York.
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STORAGE.

FIREPROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
divided into private rooms 1of Stor-
sge Of household goods. low iaSGrssSce.
Inspection invited. General merchaa-
else warehouse and household goods
warehouse are located on tracks OF
PennS- IL r.. 4S7-44S South Second ST.
HARRISBURG STORAGE COMPANY.
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ALL KINDS OF HAULING

ALL kinds OF hauling: large two-ton
truck. furniture. pianos. freight in
the city and suburbs Prices reason
able Picnic and pleasure trips. day or
evening. NM II. DARE Ii55 Vernon
81. Bell phone s5l7J.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-New furnished front rooms
facing Capitol Park: stationary wash
stands hot and cold running water;
electric light in eash room: also use OF
phone and large bath Apply 40 North
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FINANCIAL

MONEY TO LOAN upon real estate se-
cQTiIies in any anm0Uuts ana upon
Gay terms 10 salt the borrower. Ad-
UreSS 4. y. box ia
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

NO. SSs PEFFER. rooms. bath. all
improvements; rent see; eos Calder
St. IA STORY. s rooms. bath. finished
attic, Improvements except furnace. sl6.
Apply 1852 y. Third St
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Real Estate
APARTMENTS FOB RENT

APARTMENTS FOB RENT
FOR REST-Ffrst-ciass apartments.
Apply between : and 5 ?. m, Derry
Block Apartments. Fourteenth and
Derry streets Rooms and s.
FOR RENT-Three modern new apart
ments. rooms. bath. electric lights
steam heat. telephone. gas range. laun-
dry trays; hard wood floors; No. 23s s
Thirteenth ST. Can be seen 10 a m
10 ,. m Apply on premises or call
Bell .sSSL
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LOST.

LoST-A black leather pocket book
containing a pair of gold eye glasses
and some small change. Reward IL re-
turned to No. IL y. Sixteenth ST.
LOST-Saturday. about o'clock. be-
tween I20 S. Second St. and Dives
store, mosaic pin. the size of a silver
dollar. Reward of five dollars If re-
turned to 10 S. Second st.
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Death and Obituary
DIED.

GROFF-Ars. Theresa ]. Groff died this
morning at her late residence. z45
Hummel street.
Funeral arrangements will be an
noanced later. Kindly omit flowers
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR REST-Three third floor com
munieasilg private rooms. two facing
irecn street. one facing Keiker street.
All pleasant Use OF bath. Gas in all
three rooms. Rent reasonable: for people
with no children A. L kRIEG, 1890
Green St
FOR RENT-Ro0ms. completely fur
nlshed for light housekeeping; hot
and cold water and bath. good location.
Apply No. 20 North Seventeenth St
TWO LARGE communicating rooms.
with large closets in both; one front
room with colyeniences; heat; use of
batn: nne location on the hill. in a fam
ny OF lHo- stsL. care Star-Independent
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W. J. wENRIcH. $50 Hamilton street
Furniture, china and piano packing.
Shipments looked after at eoJh ends
Also all kinds Of hauling Bell phone
y-sTW.
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AGENTS WANTED

wire representative. Only man with
first class references need reply. 3.
Schin & Co. 30 Fifth Ave. New York
BECOME a Bible Agent. Greatest work
on earth. We want live man or
woman in every community. Previous
experience unnecessary. Able workers
make from SIS 10 SIS a day. Si.you can
not give fun time get particulars of
spare time work. Keystone Book and
Bible House. Is North Third St, top
floor.
BILLY SUNDAYS MESSAGE-Liberar
terms TO live men or women. Apply
Wholesale Depot IS North Third. TOP
door.
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MONEY TO LOAN

- LOANS-S5 to 500
for honest working people keeping
house. Rates less than legal Pay
ments weekly or monthly. No noti-
1ication of employer or friends.
COOPERATIVE L. L l. CO.
204 Chestnut St.
Authorized Capital. 100000
ANY person needing money in amounts
from IS TO $50 holding a salsried po-
sition. would be benefited by calling
on US Employees Discount Co. So North
Third St
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Miscellaneous
FURNITURE PACKING

PACKING-A- II. SHRENk. 1905 North
sixth street. frst class packer OF fur
nitare. china and hricaorae- Bell phone
tssW
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Wants
HELP wANrHD-MALE

ABLE BODIED MEN: good eyesight;
for iremen and orakemen. Good
wages Experience unnecessary. Surely
state age. Railway. care St2r-Inde-
penient. -. -.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

5Se To sS,00 PAID for old broken sets
of false teeth III any condition High
est prices paid for old gold or silver.
such as rings pins watches watch
cases. etc. also dental gold. crowns
and bridge work. Drop postal. Well
ean ThIS week only. Box S4sS. care
SJar-Indepsndent-
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Sale and Exchange
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One Bush 4 Gerts piano
as good as new: will sacrifice Yer.
cheap. Cali at S46 Hamilton ST.
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OLD. substantial manufacturers of prod
ucts in universal demand want men
and women of honesty. ambition and
energy to become dealers and establish
their own business by marketing 20
consumers and stores Spare or fun
time. Immediate Income and assured
future. Large returns Credit given.
Exclusive rights Experience unneces-
sary. Address Sales Manager. Dept. s61.
Suite eii7. Ill Broadway. New York.
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PIANO MOVING

PIANO moving by experts WINTER
PLANO CO, - y. Fourth St Cali
1ie. Sell 2kone-
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TO OBTAIN REST at night use Lung
Saver, The Good Cough Syrup Good
for OLD as well as young. also good for
~Eoun Ask your grocer.
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AUTO transportation school wants men
to become practical ehaUfeurS and
earn SIS to 500 per month. We give =
thorough course in crude ami practical
work for $500. No ) y. Cameron;
Rsll phone iIlQ
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statesmen WANTED.

FOR SALE-A lot OF brood sows. regis
tered stock Call or write to 7. COOK
el4 Liberty St, Harrisburg, Pa Sales
man wanted.
WANTED-Salesmen to sell our guar
auteed oils and paints; experience un-
necessary: extremely profitable offer to
right party. The Glen Refining Com
pany. Cleveland, Ohio.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT

HOUSES FOR RENT and ~ story
dwelling houses for sale Elder Real
Estate Co. oath and Derry Sta
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WANTEp-Men prepare as firemen.
hrakemen. motormen. colered porters.
Pennsylvania railroads, Experience no;
necessary. $50 10 sio0 month. Write
Inter Railway Dept iei. Indianapolis.
Ind.
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FOR RENT-A three-story brick house
all conveniences. hard wood floor. two
bath rooms and a lavator; inssantan-
eous water heater; steam heat. electric
ity and gas, desirable location. 1908 n
Second St E L CAUM. 17e3 y. Second
street.
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FOR RENT-Houses with all improve
ments. at moderate rentalH ]. Z.
GIPPLE. 1851 Market St
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FOR RENT-A house with four rooms,
all improvements and furnished Call
at AZ Herr ST.