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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-03

New York. May a.--NcN tbpects n
the foreinn situation. coupled viii
extensive European selling, caused
many material losses in today's act.
i've market, especially among war spe
ciltics.
close.
Amaienmated Copper. 73&.
American sugar Refining, Hos.
Atchiaon. 1et4.
CHINO Copper, IS.
Northern Pacific, 10sk.
Reading. tfSM.
Talon Pacific. l2gA.
United States Steel. 5sM.
United States Steel pfd.. iOs v.
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Buttcr AID Eggs.

Kansas city. May 3.-Butter-
Creamery. 2sc; hrsts. gee: seconds,
2fc. packing, 1Tkc.
Egss-FirstF. t7hc: seconds. 10 hc.
Poultry-Hens. Ice; roosters, Ice;
turkeys. i5c.
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New York. May 3.-Coppcr. steady;
e~lectrolytic. 1890. east. S1S.5O0.
1875.
ai5.O0; No. e. filsa5 m1t.75, No. 4.
southern. Slt00H1i.5O; No. ?. Sl3.75
Glf.25
The New York Metal Exchange
quotes TN quiet; offered AT St2.OO.
Al London. spot copper. f5G, los;
futures. as.
spot tir. flG2. i0s; futures. fiGi. Is.
Cotton Market.
New York, May 3.-spot cotton,
quiet.
Let the Herald want I'D 10 your
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LIST OF CANDIDATES
In the HerGld's Big Automobile Contest
How They Stand
ufsrie,CT No. 4.

Incudcs bernaiillo County, ". n.
One stndebaker automobile and
four other prizes will 90 to this dis
trict.
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Help.
Eelp
WANTED.

sTEN0GRHfHER~ ESfcfienscd ond
efficient wishes position; good ref
ercnco given. O. =. Blattler, Enid,
Oklahoma.
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New York. May 9.-fhc metal ex-
,hanse quotes speltnr I ST. .5N
it25, ara lead. $i.tSst2f.
spelter at London. laOtcd az fh6
and lead f2i. Est.
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DISTRICT NO. ..

Includes ali territory outside Of Ber-
nalillo County. y. NJ.
one %Studcbaker automobile and
four other prizes will go 20 this dis
trlCt.
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Chicago, May although wheat
prices today showed weakness at the
start, the market qulc1ly rallied. The
opening, which varied fhc lower TO
nc advance, was followed By a
rise I o well above Saturday night =
level all around. The close was
steady at x 10 2ho net decline.
Excellent field conditions put SELL
ing pressure on corn. After opening
&C TO &c down. prices recovered TO
a moderate extent. The close was
heavy at / 10 ~ aiKe net decline.
Oats swayed with corn.
Plentiful receipts az hogs lowered
provisions.
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SANTA nv TIME B
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On eject sunday. zoo IN. isiS.)

un effect sunday. Feb I'm. lsis.)
West
No. Daily. Ar. Dp.
1 California Express. T:s0p s.svp
, California Limited Utica ff;soa
Fast Express 1855. aitca i0sisa
. Fast Mail .......itstop l2;2ea
40 DE Luxe (ThurHl. fs5ea SEGA
South
sos III Paao Express. fet3up
SIS ri paso Express. 9Gt5a
East Daily.
10 Atlantic EXPRESS casa ese5s
2 Eastern Express 4.l5p s;fep
4 California Limited. a;t0p 1seop
: X. 4. q Chicago Ex. 7iisp 7isop
20 De Luxe lWed.)... s;03p e;l6p
From south
SIC X. G. a Chicago. toes
sic X. G. & Chicago. 6ta0p
standard sleeper Tor Clovis ana
Roswell leaves on No, 500. CONNECTS a
Belen with train No, "a. leaving Beieu
az tl.g5 D. m.
No. : carries ene coaen oaiy; no
sieepers.
No. SIC win nave Standard sleeper
from Roswell train No. a ~
noien.
P.J. JOHNSON. Agent
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For sale-Miscellaneous.

For Sale-Miscelianeous.
FOR SALE-Scratch pads. los pack.
age. is packages for si.0o. Herald
Office.
ron sALE-second-han safe IN
good condition. The Evening Her
aid.
FOR SALE-Good horse. buggy and
harness. owner leaving city, Price
reasonable. 1904 Eaa, Central ave.
Phone 1876.
FOR sALE-At a bargain. buggy and
harness. first class condition. 7os
West silver.
Poultry and Eggs
YoUNG'S Strain single Comb White
Leghorns. Best In the west. Eggs
for Matching. day old chicks. custom
Matching. As. j. Landry. phone 53f.
1. Personals.
FOR CARPET cleaning, furniture
and stove repairing. w. A. Con.
phone Sos.
For dependable work and prompt
service, call secretary OF Painters
Union" Phone 552.
N TO LOAN
TO LOAN-t2.O 900. 90 on first mort
gage. Ackcrman a Co., i2e South
Fourth street.
Lost,
LOsT-Medium black horse. Ia Pro-
cinct No. 1, san OJse. branded n.
A. r.. on left shoulder; white spot IN
forehead and white spot on right
hind lex. Reward for return 10 lg-
nacio Gomez, al tie plant.
LoST-Hunting Ease gold watch. II.
$. p inside Of back. Case MUM
her 1886. number Of works, 1884,
e75. Reward for return to Herald Of
flee.
LOsT-On West Central. rldins
brialc. Reward for return to
Combs hotel.
PERpiDO en- Ia cailc West Central
un freno l,econpensa al que Ia In
r%aentre y 10 dcbuelba. The Gold star
Pinza vicja.
LOST-Last Wednesday, two family
albums, Allied with photographs
$500 reward FOR return 20 SIG North
Third street, and no question asked.
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10, the Herald want ac DO your
work.
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MONEY TO LOAN

70 LOAN-ts.O00.00 on FIRST mort
gage. Ackerman a Co., 1879 South
street.
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PEACE TALK
CcOntinusd from FIRST Page,


ing on Bulgarians attacks and despite
rumors that withdrawal TO Saloniki
owing TO the Greek attitude. IS con.
templated more troops are being land.
cd. There are signs that the Greek
situation is Fighting itself and dis
patches from Athens report that a mo.
aus dividend has been arrived at with
regard 10 military questions which
were awaiting settlement and that
Greek officers have gone TO SalonIkI
TO bring IL into force.
Very little fighting has occurred on
the different fronts. the artillery being
chiefly engaged in Russia. France and
on the AustroItalian frontier
British Retreat Ends.
The British Mesopotamia force has
made good its retirement to Kut.Fl
Amara closely followed by the Turks
who are apparently attempting TO ont
flank General Townsend from the
west. A. the position IS a strong one
and reinf9rcements are arriving. IL ia
Deheved The place can be held
a British submarine last week car
ued out another daring raid In the
sea OF Marmora where 10 damaged the
lsmid railway by shell fire and sank
the Turkish destroyer Var Hissar. a
Turkish supply ship and fou< sailing
vessels
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rules and hot reference 10 Cannon.
ism" were hurled back and forth
across the dividing aisles
Even though today was only a field
day. one for making new acquaint.
ances and renewing old ones. the con.
gressional air was charged with the
seriousness Of the business OF tho
month ahead. the business Of Iegislating
Tor nation az peace In a world afamo
with war and surrounded with almost
endless possibilities
in the stream OF bills and roeo1u-
lions that poured into the hopper were
not only plans for military prepared
ness but others proposing inveFtiga-
tlon OF me motives Of men and organs
zatlons who champion national de
Tense. Notice was given that boz the
senate demands will be- made for n
showing Of what the United States
has accomplished against Great Brit
aims Interference with American com
mcrcc abroad. The entire fabric Of the
American governments relation 10 tho
conflict across the seas probably will
Do brought iO the edge OF congregation.
al discussion. and administration lead.
ors are not unmindfui Of their task,
10 preserve what President Wilson has
expressed. the wish should be- a united
America.
AFTER The President has delivered bis
address before both houses tomorrow
they win proceed with their orraniza.
ton. Until working committees are
fully formed no legislation can DO un.
derfaken. While the Democrats are
orranized tho Republican aeslgnmonta
will NOT b. made before the end Of The
week The Senate Democratic arefrn-
menfs VIII bc announced later Boo tho
week Tho Republicans began their
part of The organization work today.
rejoicing Senator GaiIineer az their
f0or leader and chairman Of their con
ference
Although some OF tho bills on which
the administration forces win be con.
cenfrafnd win be- Introduced coon.
none Of them can bo taken up until
The committee organizations are com
piofc
The first roll coil in Tho house 90.
day showed fZ7 members present and
oight absences ono of Thorn account
cd Tor hv death Tho Democratic ms
iorify. although reduced. put speaker
Clark back in Tho chair. 22t 20 100.
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Won Hindenhnrr rnlhn

VIENNA. via London. Dec 6. S.25 p.
m.-The Neue Freie Presse publishes nm
interview with the German field mar
sinai. Won Hlnderburg at his quarters
hitch are described as being I'm one
Of the most Important points OF the line
or detense which Russia had established
against Germany"
AT present the enemy won't make
peace he declared. They ere not Vet
weakened enough. We must therefore
keep 10 up further"
Field Marshall Won ifind.nburR crff-
cised the French demands. particularly
thnt relating TO Alsace Lorraine IT
they want g.. he said. they should come
and get 70. The British. ne continued.
appear also 20 have decided to continue
the war. IL b. true that reports come
from Iidia that ought to dampcn the
British lust for wrr somewhat. but one
must wait and see whether these rcrorts
are corroboratcd. Great Britain has her
Achilles tendon. I am not referring
alone 90 india. In Russia also the sul-
peror and government plainly desire the
cont lnuntion Of the war. The most re-
mnrkable thing L. that all these nations
do not see that they are only sacriflciue.
themselves FOR Great Britain. % does
not look Ike peace and 80 Germany can-
not sheath her sword.
The field marshal declared that every
German would rejoice m an end were
put 10 the terrible hlood-iefting bud
that Germany must AIRY ON the war
which was forced on her
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SUICIDE ATTEMPT
is SUSPICIOUS

Special Dispatch 10 the Inteiligcncer
CUMBERLAND. Nd. Dec. 6.-Mrs.
Viola Russell. aged p. wife OF Thomas
Russell. 3O1 Elder street. Is in a seri-
Gus condition at the Western Mary.
land hospital from having swallowed
Is grains Of bi-chloride OF mercury in
two tablets late Saturday night. Mrs.
Russell. who was Miss Viola Wilson.
Of Allegheny. near Frostburg. was
married September % last RusselTs
first wife who was an orphan. came
from Pittsburgh. Pa. swallowed BIZ
chloride al the Russell home on March
2s last. and died a week later az the
Western Maryland hospital
Mrs Russell was found bv her
sister-inlaw Margaret Russell. who
lives In the same house. grooming and
vomiting She says Mrs Russell a
half hour before retired 90 her room
apparently in the best OF spirits When
asked what was the matter. her reply
was. "The same thing" evidently
meaning that her act was the same
az the first wife. who took poison in
The same room
Dr A. r. Stewart administered anti
d0tes Mrs Russell was removed 20
the hospital last night While able TO
talk. she has refused 10 give the rca.
son for her attempt on her own life.
but admits that she swallowed the
poison Russell ia employed as steam
Inspector in the Baltimore and Ohio
shops here IN the same house be-
sides himself and his wife and his
sister reside Mr. and Mrs John ID.
NanPelt. brothcrin.law and sister
states attOrDey.oIcct secured a
staten emit from Mrs Russell 90 tho
hospital This morning Hc refused TO
dirulso what she said but stated tho
matter win boz brought to the attcn.
ton of The erand jury
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WOMAN TAKES
GOOD ADVICE
Invests One Dollar and Gets Big and
Lasting Results

A great many people have been put
on the road to health and happiness
on taking only one bottle Of that
famous medicine Tanlac. This Is moth
ing short OF remarkable and Is unpre-
cedented in the annals of medicine
history. II proved without a shadow
OF a doubt that Tanlac is the Premier
Preparation" Mrs. l. T. Sharp. OF
1872 Third avenue, Huntington. was
relieved from her troubles in such a
short time. She said:
Il had indigestion and a soreness
about my waist that got so bad that 1
could hardly get out OF bed IN the
morning and suffered until had
stirred around little while. | was al
most without sleep and my nerves
were compltely unstrung I know so
many OF the people whose testimonials
have been published that | tried IL tor
myself. The one bottle OF Tanlac has
helped me a great deal. have gained
about four pounds in ten days and feel
better in every way"
Still another case where one bottle
has brought health TO a West Nir-
ginia lady. II is getting to be the
regular thing for Tanlac TO accomplish
wonders and IL Is doing so every day.
III you suffer from stomach. kidney.
liver or bladder trouble go to c. II.
Griets a Co. 1925 Market street. and
get a bottle OF Tanlac The invest
ment Of one dollar you will make for
the one bottle will prove the best
you have ever made. See Mr. Rem
frow, the Tanlac representative here.
who is always TO be found at the
above store. and tell him your
trouble. He will give you valuable
advice.
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and when the brush came on 70 adop.
ton Of the rules Of the last house the
Democratic leaders showed they stul
had majority in hand beating re
publican Leader Mann's proposal for a
revision 200 90 1872
In the senate the newly elected and
reelected members took the oath. Inc
body was leaderless when Secretary
Baker raped for order az noon and
Senator Martin. OF Virginia. was chos.
On 10 preside Thirty senators were
sworn in. Senators Brady OF Idaho.
and Smith Of South Carolina being
absent After The ceremony Senator
Clarke was reelected and the snate
recessed
Tho clOturc fight o. n resuI, of rs
failure in The Democratic caucus. did
not come up when tho old rules
were readjustcd however. senator
Walsh ~ Montana announced that he
reserved tho right to submit rad, re
vision 40 later time
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NEW CASTLE. Pa Dec. Plant
so of tho Lohieh Portland Cement
company resumed operations in fuu
today after three months idIcuess ana
ESQ employees returned to work WIN
Che resumption of The plant tho com.
pany announced that al employees
would receive am advance ln wages
averaging ~ per cent.
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uuctlOn OF tnree lnuenucdl RESOLUTIONS
seemed to please Dr. Shaw
Or. Shaw Pleased.
We have introduced this self same
resolution in every congress for the
last forty-seven years." said she. land
while We never have had any difficulty
in getting IL introduced. We rarely
have enjoyed such a degree of Co
operation from all the political par.
ties"
Satisfied that that was all that was
to be expected of congress for one
day the women marched on the White
House. Up Pennsylvania avenue with
several brass bands and a fife and
drum corps they paraded between lines
Of police who were under special in.
structions to see that they were un-
molested. The dlsorderly scenes OF
three years ago. when the suffrage pa
rade was mobbed and the police stood
powerless. were fresh in the minds OF
some OF the women and they stepped
with broad smiles of recollection of
how they had forced congress to inves-
tigate that incident
At the White House the 300 visit
ing leaders marched into the east
room and the remainder OF the process
sion waited outside during the inter
view with the president. Miss Anne
Martin, of Nevada. and Miss JoliIIe
were spokesman. The president lis
that he take up suffrage In his ad-
dress tomorrow, and told them he
found il impossible because his al
dress was finished and he had devoted
IL to another subject.
Diplomatic Response.
"All ] can say with regard to what
you are urging at present" said he.
lis this: / hope ! shall always have
an open mind and I shall take the
greatest pleasure in comforting in she
most serious way with my collea CUES
at the other end OF the city with re-
gard TO what Is the right thing to do
at this time concerning this great
matter. ] am always restrained, as
some Of YOU will remember " the
consciousness that / must speak Tor
others as well as for myself so long
as ! occupy my present office ana
therefore I do not like TO speak Tor
others until ! consult others and see
what ] am justified in saying"
The suffragist delegates viii be IN
the capital until next Wednesday at
tending the first national convention
OF the Congressional Union for No-
man Suffrage. Many leaders OF the
national movement will be present.
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SUFFRAGISTS
tcostinusa 80, - 80

Meyer London. the new Socialist con
gresham from New York. presented
still another. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw.
president Of the National Woman SUI.
fraee Association. set In the gallery
with q party Of suffrage leaders and
watched the proceedings The intro.
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FINANCIAL
SEALED PROPOSALS

Notsce 90 Manufacturers Jobbsrs Mar
chants ana Others Whoissais DeAisrE-
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board % Control OF the State
OF West Nirginia will receive bids daily
AZ Its Office at Charleston. West Virginia.
tor furnishing supplies for the several
ment OF which Is vested in said Board.
contracts VIII be awarded TO the lowest
BIDDERS, quality considered. and other
thlngs being equal West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists or supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
F. STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1a-l-f Charleston. West Virginia.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Bert - nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHiAL EMnALMER.
it22 and 1874 Main street
Calls AnaWered Day OF Mat.
Store Phones e3b
g. J. BCrtachv. Nat Phone taBaR
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NEW YORK. Dec 6-Roar Admiral
N.coll Ludlow. o. $. n, retired. 81 in
~ dangerous condition az his hotel
here as The result Of an attack OF
apopio2y late today.
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I|'. IH'N. Il.. N. m I. r Tho
Iifl1 Marrh1I French Woo MOOD. ruUUt
f.uIrHf
lu fHt second Hu ..r ..II WIN. car.
rIUH QUO AGAINST rnu citation. .rr H.lIIf.
Irru Dol Nfa fI.IuIfr. .. 4frHrna.fI0r
.IHf. iH believed fH |... boon blown
Ir rni fhe raIfvay -H- fif near h.
IH'iHU rHn.' I.r0n HtU. observed Ir
l'.N on .NI iN. rHIH 500 fH. machine.
f.'urn'd safely although several HUa.
'.. '.n'e rsr. prot and rnr1rrd."
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DIED

TAHhOH-lu sunday. DcccnI her s. 1915.
re- NN O'Clock a. m.. Hf Wheeling hos.
ritnl NELSON LEE. son of Edward
year nf hIa axe.
Iuu.rrI arrt ices Ht Che family residence
IIIl baltimore street. Tuesday after.
noon uf U.UIHrN Friends OF fhe Fam
i.f orc invited OBJ attend. Intcrmeut
Greenwood cemetery.
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down during an aerial flight and their
occupants killed.
Eastern theatre of war:
At daybreak yesterday a Russian at
tack southwest Of Lake RABBIT. west of
Riga. broke down before our lines with
severe losses to the enemy. 4 German
aeroplane which had been hit by Russian
artillery fire coming from the direction
Of the sea was captured with its occu-
pants near MarkgrafOn on the Courland
coast.
Balkan theatre OF war:
south OF Sienica and northeast OF
lpzk, MOntenegrin and Serbian divisions
were diven back"
The wireless summary Of the German
official statement differs from the fore
going In that Il declares the German
aeroplane forced by Russian artillery
fire to descend ON the Courland coast
was rescued by the Germans.
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BEhLlN. Dec. D. Via London. Dec. 4.
1881 "A. m.-Thc executive committee of
the Radical party. which. next TO the
Socialists. Is regarded as strongest in
the support Of any peace movement.
ha sadopted the following resolution
applying 10 the coming debates In the
Keichstag:
The executive committee Of the Rad
ical party regards with pride and graft
tude the great successes which Ger
many and her allies have won in the
world war, and. conscious Of the power.
self sacrificing spirit and untiring will
or the German nation and army. eN-
presses confidence that success In bring
ing about peace. FOR which the world is
longing. viii soon be attained. The
committee lays a protest against the
pretensions Of our enemy 20 prescribe
the terms Of peace FOR us and con
WINGED that these terms will not i'm
rose upon the German empire. az best,
the restoration Of the status QUO ante.
as our enemies seem 20 think but a per
nanent protection against outside at
tacks and a permanent increase in its
strength and prosperity. AMI. so far as
lts safety requires. its territory as
we'll
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Old timers. most of fhom Repubi-
cans re-ole,fed after roinR down be-
fore The Democratic landslide Of 1912.
came iroopinF back to places DOB the
house eager Tor part in The absorbine
Business ~ the NEXT few monfha
"rncle Joe" Cannon cat on bench ln
the front row and laughed while tho
house rot into be- little row over the
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Breummer 6 HHdebFsnd

Corner Market ana Twenfv-r~o0nf 80.
Telephone aei. Open daE and niahL
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CONGRESS
toasnaasa - - 80

more fhan was asked FOR lasf year
Tho treat part of The proposed in
creased expenditure OIL for tbo ENLARGED
army and navy program and aside
from u0rknE out tho problem OF ma.
fIonal defense DO viii Do thc bus.una.
of conrress t0 raise The revenue to
pay Tor if
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HalIer, BiebersOn & Gundlmg Co.

Real Estate d Ftre Insurance
1906 Chapiinc 81. Both Phones $50
Members wheeling Real Estate Board
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For Sale

PLEASANT WALLET HOME-Of ten
rooms. bath and laundry. Lot s0x
1900 Spring Watcr piped into hou se.
Lots Of shruberN-- beautifut grouudH--
an ideal home
ZINE BUILDING srTE-Tu wo1dsdale.
Lot 21NN520 containing ga acres.
more Or less Will sell a. a whole or
half ~ d.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-To buy. hogs. cattle. sheep.
turkeys and chickens Highest cash
prices paid. W. N. Draws a Sons Tria-
Grove. tu-qat-st
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LOST

LosT-Sunday. Nov. IS. three diamond
rings. between 9Th ST. and Alley Z. on
ChaplineSt.. or on Pike. between Elm
Grove and Morgan's. one solitaire: one
with sets and one with ruby and 2
sets. Finder please return TO s27 Chap
line St and receive reward OF 5000.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT room apartment. pantry.
bath, steam heat. hardwood finish and
floors throughout. Enquire OF Klieves
Lumber Co. phones S11. DIX
FOR RENT-Room and board. 1905
Chapline St d-7-i
FOR RENT-Bungalow. s rooms and
bath. electric lights modern. at Pleas
ant Valley. $500 per month Paul a.
WEIGH German Bank Bldg. n-29-m
FOR RENT-One two or three rooms
Furnished OF unfinished. Can be ar
ranged for light housekeeping. on car
line. Private home. Reference required
Pleasan- Valley. care Intelligence.
n-29-
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duction OF three indenticaI resolutions
seemed to please Dr. Shaw
Dr. Shaw Pleased