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New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
$1,OOO FOR NEW JUDGESHIP.
That Is Estimated Salary For Office in
 City Court.

It Is expected that the salary of the judge of the city court which the legislature will be asked to esta b. fish. will be s1.ooo per annum. It is believed that most of this will be made up by fees and that the city will not be forced to contribute a. large share. The judgeship will prob ably be discussed at tomorrow nights meeting of the committee on charter revision.
 Mayor Quigley intends to bring up the ma atter of combining the office Of city tax collector and personal tax collector City Engineer Hall has pro- vided map showing the two taxing districts but it Is not expected that the committee in charge of the propo- stion to abolish the two -district tax ing system will be ready to report.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
GIRLS WILL GIVE PARTY.
Supper and Theater Party Arranged By Young Ladies in R. & F.. OfIice.

A party of twenty eight girls from Russell & Erwin's office have arranged q supper to be given at the Hotel Bond tomorrow evening at 6.3U o'clock.
 arranged by the young ladies. Miss Anna Barbour will be toastmistress. Miss Minnie Rowland will be the off cial "knocker," and Miss Louise S. Brainerd will read | poem.
 A theater party at Poli's will follow the supper.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
zAPAT|STAS CLOSING
 IN ON MEXICO CITY
CarIanza Troops ReCaptuTe nont-
 efey, Is Report.

Washington, Feb. 8.-Zapatista forces are gradually closing in On Mexico City again, todays official de- spatches report, and the apprehension is daily growing more acute over con- ditions generally.
 Practically all the foreign ~diplo- matic representatives there have asked their home governm ents for in structions as to what they should do in certain contingencies, and request ing to be permitted to use their dis cretion as to abandoning their lega- tions.
 Conditions Very Grave.
 Demonstrations continue by the populace, which has been affected by the notification by Cararanza author ities of paper currency issued by pre- vious administrations, and the scarcity of food is causing grave anxiety. An official summary of other conditions, issued by the state departm today follows
 The department Is informed that the banks and principal stores in the city of Mexico remain closed on ac- count of the order nullifying the Villa currency. General Carranza is re- ported to have telegraphed that relief will be furnished the poor, but there are no indications that this relief will apply to the middle class and to com merce generally. There is contin- ued scarcity of bread in the city. It is said that the constitutionalists have confscated a number of horses.
 Articles Getting Scarcer.
 According to the departments ad- vices, the Carranza administration is shipping it's own supplies out of the city and articles of prime necessity are daily getting scarcer.
 The department is advised that Felicitas Villareal is still fin prison in Mexico City.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
t3O ASK FOR WORK

The biggest crowd of unemployed men that has applied for work since the snowstorm of last week was at the tool house of the pubic works de- partment on Elm street this morning Superintendent of Streets Edward Wiegand estimated that about 150 men were there, all anxious to get work. Sixty were given employme ns on the streets.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
C1llfy

soc and 75c Nd at 8 special price|
 Farrell & O'Conn| -advt.
 A son was born and Mrs. William Philipsburg, N. J. daughter Of Mir. d Walter.
 Friends Of W. Il nut street will be that he is resting| after his illness of 1
 Assistant Secret Chamber Of Comm last few days al among the merch| ton to the rule al yertisine.
 Slides from Tre1 shown at the med Britain Cam era d studio tomorrow 4 one hundred yiews] by the club for the| Slide Interchange.
 Mrs. Gundret, will conduct a ser| the Swedish Bethd ming tomorrow eN7| well hn own Swedss particularly intered work. She represe1 at Nfinneapo
 Mrs. Marcus WI esting talk on MI Y. w. c. A. vespel afternoon and plsy( composers compcs| social hour followd
 NIT. and Mrs. n leave tom morrow for they, will spend th4 month.
 A meeting Of thl mission will be hell Hartford tomorrow1
 Rev. c. F. Pihi York on a busineSl
 Miss Grace c. today from ? week. in Springfield.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
ALL TO GRANDCHHDR

The will of Margaret Greenwood was filed with the court of probate today. All her property is left to her grandchildren. The will was drawn on Oct. 10, 1910 by Judge John Walsh and the witnesses were Margaret O'Keefe, Andrew J. Barker and Daisie ' MOrey
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
PATROL DRIVER TO
 BE NAMED TONIGHT
Commissioner hea|ey Will Make Known His Views to Safety Board.

Tonight at the meeting of the safety board all question as to who the regular patrol driver is will be cleared Up, for Commissioner R. R. Healey, who asked time at the meet ing last week to do some Investigating g of his own, has looked into the matter sufficiently to make him feel certain which way to vote and he will make known his views on the matter this evening. Whether or not MT. Healey will favor Dennis O'kcefes appoint ment is unknown.
 Two Chiefs to Attend.
 Both Chief Robert M. Dame, of the fire department and Chief William T. Rawlings of the police department, will attend the meeting of the board tonight to inform the commissioners what they need in their respective de- partments for the coming year. As the board is to take up the matter of next years estimates the opinions of thetwo men will be needed.
 What Each Wants Most.
 Chief Rawlings is going to ask for the appointm ent of four new regular patrolm men and three new signal boxes. One of the boxes he wants installed on the new beat in the south eastern sec ton of the city, another for Washing ton street and the third for Green wood street.
 In the fire departm ent Chief Dame $ greatest wish is to have more permun- ent men. His idea is to have ono company made permanent this year, another made permanent next year and so on until the city has perman- ent department and not one of part permanent men and part callmen as is the case at present
 The chief is also anxious to get more apparatus south of the railroad tracks for last year out of the 1SS fires 7S were south of the tracks. In addition to this there were six times when No. Engine company had to do duty north of the tracks, 1eavin;, the south section of the city , unpro- tected. He will also make a few other important suggestions.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
KENSINGTON GIRL I'LL.

Miss Mildred Goodwin, the twenty years-old daughter of Charles Good win of Kensington was hurried to the local hospital shortly before noon to- day for an operation for acute append icitis. Her condition is quite serious. She Is employed in the offices of the American Paper Goods company.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
wOMAN,S CLUB MEETING.

Miss Margaret Paterson of Boston, aasyell known artist, will speak at the nleeting of the Woman's club tomor- roV afternoon at 3 o'clock. Miss Pater- sofi has spent her summers sketchine in Spain and her subject will be "Sketching Trips in Spain and Spanish PanterS"
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
Fred Johnson.

Alone and without any relatives in this country. Fred Johnson, who lived at No. 49 Cherry street, died at the New Britain General Hospital at 1O:30 o'clock this morning after an illness with neumonia. He Is a single man and was thirty-five years of age. The funeral arrangements will be an- nounced later.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08

Close--Rea ading declined again n the late trading. the entire list react ing, with some recovery in the final dealings. The closing was firm.
 New York Stock Exchange quota tions furnished by Richter & O., members of the New York Stock Ex- change. Represented by E. w. Eddy National Bank building.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
CARPENTERS MEET.

Stamford, Feb S.-The Connecticut State Council of Carpenters began it's annual two days session here today with the representatives from the Va rious locals about the state in atten- dance. Mayor Brown welcomed the delegates to the city.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
Emil O. Galhnl1erp,

Funeral services for Emil Calm berg, of v Fairview street. will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon from his late home and at 2:3O o'clock from the Swedish Lutheran church. Interment will be in Fair view cemetery and the Rev. S. G Onman will off1ciate.
 Besides his wife, MT. Gahnberg leaves the following children: Esther aged IT; Axel, aged 15 Lillian, aged 10 and Ebba, aged S. one sister in New Hampshire, two sisters in Chicago: brother in Boston, Mass two sisters, Mrs. $. Ahenquist and Miss Anna Gahnberg in this city, and Q brother, Carl, in this city. He was member of Andree lodge, I. o. o. F. and Tegner lodge, o. of ", and the Swedish Lutheran church. His fra ternities will furnish pail and flower bearers.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
FINANCIAL NEt
q ALLIES Pd
 ARCON|
Continued frd

rial the Russians successful decision atta acking lines at orally mown d trenches. Finally | vancing over 8 ridd in the evening to site hills, which vi Austro-I1ungarian n were obliged to std snow as a terrible I
 When next n,S commander gave
 our positions man| stiff limbs and otf1 ly cxha usted and down under the Al
 Rus~ians FtI
 Numerous dea d| cred the battlefield were taken. The treated in full f1igl Hungsrians in pur|
 German Aeroplan
 Paris, Feb. s.--l Dunkirk received 1 News agency ss vs, aeroplsne which ],
 Dunkirk was lated cannon fire.
 Native eggs 33c -advt.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
CITY MTsSIO.

At the annual n1
 Mission Thursday n| man, who has beer1 president for some commended for the ceed J. H. Wilson. go to Pittsburg to | Y. NJ. c. A. work. be recommended fs C. IT. Barnes, sener Y. NJ. C. A. will cor
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
ALEX OFFER ACCEPTED.

Harry Alex, the bankrupt furniture dealer who had a store on Main street today offered his creditors twenty-five cents on the dollar. The offer was accepted. The hearing was held be- fore Referee Yeomans in Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
Mrs. Cornelius Mahoncy.

The funeral of Mrs. Cornelius Ma honey, of 16 Commercial street. who died Saturday night will be held to- morrow morning at g o'clock from St. Mary's church. Interment will be in Windsor Locks.
 Two sons, Daniel, of Bristol, and John, of this city, as well as her hus- band, survive her.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
Mrs. Mary Sexton.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Gleason were held at 10 o'clock today from St. Marys church, conducted by the Rev. Frs. Fay, Rizzio, Donohue and Winters. Interment was in New Catholic cemetery.
 Pail bearers were Matthew Ho11er- an, John Kerin, John O'Brien, Joseph Young and William Kelly.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08

Ham and eggs for breakfast Buy your ham where you will, but get the eggs at Russell Bros.-advt
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08

Ham and eggs for breakfast. Buy your ham where you will, but get the GEES at Russell Bros.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
Michael Gleason.

Michael Gleason, the aged civil war veteran who died last Saturday at his home on Whiting street. was laid at rest thls morning in New Catholic cem etery. The funeral was held at o'clock this morning from St. Joseph's church, the Rev. Frs Daley, Sullivan and Mitchell. the lat ter of New Haven, officiating.
 The pail bea were Richard Bar ron, William Lyons, of Thomast on William McMahon, Joseph Holleran and James O'Brien.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
Events Tonight

He Fell in Love With His Wife" at the Russwin Lyceum.
 Vaudeville and moving pictures at Keeney's.
 Moving pictures at Fox's.
 Monthly meeting of board of di- rectors of Y. M. C. A.
 Meeting of Unity Rebekah lodge, l. o. O. F., in Junior o. U. A. M hall Meeting of the banquet committee of the Third Ward Republican club. Meeting of Harmony lodge, A. F. & A. M.
 Meeting of the board of public safety.
 Meeting of the committee on claims of the common council.
 Compounce tribe, No. 15, I. O. R. NJ, of Bristol, will visit Matabessett tribe, No. 14. Conferring of degrees. Meeting of Gerstaecker lodge, No. 96, I. O. o. F., in Turner hall
 Meeting of A. W. Harvey lodge. No. 49, A. o. U. w., at 1S7 Arch street.
 Meeting New Britain circle. Com panions of the Forest at St. Jean de Baptiste hall
 Meeting of Court Prosperity, Mo- 5,
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08
Carranza Captures Monterey.

Laredo, Tex, Feb. 8.-The constitu- tionalist consul here today announced that Carranza troops have reca aptured Monterey. No details are available. Telegraph communication with Mon terey via El Paso is cut.
 Native eggs 33c dog. Russell Bros. -adEt
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08

Native eggs 33c doz, Russell Bros. -advt.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08

Meeting of A. w. Harvey lodge, No. 49, A. O. U. w., at 1s7 Arch street.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08

Meeting of Gerstaecker lodge, No 96, I. O. o. F., in Turner hall.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08

Meeting New Britain circle, Com panions of the Forest, at St. Jean de Baptiste hall.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08

Meeting of Court Prosperity, No. F of A
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08

Native eggs 33c -advt.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-08

Comp bounce tribe, No. Is, I. o. R. M, of Bristol, will visit Matabessett tribe, No. IA. Conferring of degrees.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-29

BEL l1nb beaniprlt1t bns ais lein9ie1t,
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gen 6ai,bel 51 treibcn, bic audi mn
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lttm1rt fem pber aus linn berItammen
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man dllcnfaus begreifcn, abcr baB fie
es lid gcfalen laien, nic gngIam
al,6 oen omerifaniideu @anoel nit
9eutldIono unm6glib mabt, bas lit
Elm @dtbiel. gieier liegt bpb nidt
MIR i'm Sa1tereHe 9eutidlanns, lo,bcr,
al1h @merifas, beiien ~geIdani9te Suite
reiienten Hagen bod laut senug. COLE
ten nidt Sic Nelltrdlen alles nlfbieten,
I'M forton sic Sreibeit ser 0leere St
lidern, oab al,d Ser Mdbti9ite ibr
9fedt nidt antaiten barf?
5pl1ten in oieiem Sample rid)t Sic
Scr. Staaten oie fiibrcnbc Ntadt lein?
@tatt be1cn iino Tie mlssciprohene
2icbeoicner gnslonbs. gs lit traurig,
aber leibcr ipabr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-29
l1midaunng Scr Dffcntlidlen DEFINING
~Dicr5nlanoc III 6Dlgc bes M0i=
irten GlmppcriudJcs in
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brittle 4riegsanleibe, Bic iiber 0rei-
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bradt baben ion. Ser Iette Gag Der
3eidnlunge11 perlief oramatilb. Die
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in ser @al1o eilten Dem gaterlal1b 5lt
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Gorge Ben arieg, oellen arilis fir
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lit mabrlid ell beihamcnoes 3eiden
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idmqlern u1b Sen Nlmp-slngriff oe,
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gporgroi6en pollitdnoig gut 5u bei.
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! nib Ser mabren @eltluQe nun bod
lhon in meite areiie oes amerifunl
1den Bottles ge0run9en. Mdem Mn
lheim nod baben Sic groBen @elo
inltitute oes @eltens nidt Die gering
lite Meigll1g, iid ben 9efeblen &c
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in SEEM Sort maht lid 8i0erltan
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gemeiner l1mldppung Der 8Ginnlln!
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bereitet iib gliidlidemeile I'M gal
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-29

banfen 5uriidbebnlten tpirb, I'm bic
-ginle9er 8u l6iiben, uno ipcil inn
5tpeitens Sic Yflidt obliegt, baral1f
,5u beiteben, ooB in ben 8eierbebnnten
igeniigenb Gelb perbIeibt, I'm cine etz
ntoise 8anit gu berbiiten. Bem ben
.8anten cine 8ilton %ent3ogens ipirb,
nm entipeber nn1 europa 9cianbt o0er
in Nen Dort, ben @iinlden bon gnsz
Lamb unb Tranfreib semdb, feltgelegt
al tperocn, 10 uirb bieie Glumme benz
Reierbefonos ent3ogen nnb bas @elo
Der Ginleger ipirb ba0urh g~efabrbet.
Radbem lie nl1f tire nidt geiiderten
Napiere bin cine Miuiarbe erbalten
bnben, fonnen bic B%orgenoen ndditen
Mpnat cine Mi1inrbe in amerifaniz
Iiden 8ertbpnpieren alf ben Wearf1
nerfen 1inb nns ben Reit unleres Gel
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-29
@Dlitiide nno unpolitifhe @a,,bslOhes

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gnglanps Gieg nnbermeibli6 lit, unb
DAB inn, I'M i'm 3n erlangen, bon 0en
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nerben lollte, lit Elm 8atcrlanosberz
rather.
60 pirb in Ben probritiiden
3eitun9en bes gan5en 2anDes tagtdgs
li6 berfiinDet.
Out, bab 2inenln unb glebelan6
nidt mebr leben; AUDI lie tpiiroen ben
8aterlmbsberrdtbern 5~uge3ablt per@
ben.
- Gin Sag obne @etnrtifeI gesen
9elltidlono gilt fir Die meilten N}etp
Dorter Bldtter als b%erlorcn. Ben11
ober in 9eutldIanbs Rreiie aud MIR
Bic ~leiielte &ritif eriplgt, linb mir io~
fort Sic berfolgte l1nidulb"l
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9 Sic britiid : fran50iilde Gnleibe.
s ii Y Sic Mnleibe barf aber SameS S.
Sill 9ropaganbn MAIDEN. Sic Britene
freunbli9feit iheint ni6t II bas
2ano, ionbern aid ben @elll
fiibler lno idarfer @enfcr nnhtbeilil
8n becinflnlen.
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nan5 : aommillion lpar geltern II
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uno fiiritlid beipirtbct tporben. M'
tganfbarfeit bafir, bab 9erabe Die gbi;
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-29

- Ote nun3Iet 0es ter
srei@ii4 : ungarii9en @eneralinipet=
torats fir sic freipilige Sonitats,
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1@4ouplaB elmer eigenartigen Teicr:
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zines 3%ebntdhrigen 8olfsi9iilers naz
mems @buarb ainait. l1eber bic
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NTH beridtet: Bon Dem eolen
Orange %eriiilt, feline fdipa9en ar6fte
in 0ieier i6iperen 3eit in ben Dien1l
Oex Nagemein1ett gu ltelen uno nnd,
WIglidteit 3pcde Der sriegsfiirIorge
gu f0roern, tam Der muiitalii1 be-
gabte anabe auf Den @epanten, aul
Dem @roben Dffentlid Geige gu ip;e.
len. ST tpubtc burd iein >parmcs,
lelnperamentpyaes 5piel Die Woriber
gebenoen gu felieln, II oab piele i,r,
@rtenntli4teit in Jprm uniebnlibel
8aben be3eu9ten, bic iic in cine &c
Ionbers hier5u arigeltelte SulnmeI
budie lesten. Nuf lolhe Nrt fult,
lih bic 8iidJfe pft, Suno. nod eini9es
Belt battle Der ana6e ms3r ais 1890
Rronen gu Guniten Der orei Rriegs
Tir1 Drseiteuen abgetiibri. Ser Better
bes ariegsfiriorseamtes beridtete III.
0as @enerulinipettprat fir bic fret
pilige ganitdtspflese iibcr ous 1nDne
Wrrten bes ana6en, porauf Gr5bers
3og Gran5 @alpator ben tleinen Sci
nat aus5n5eidnen bei4lob. @r llt
Den 2e1rer uno bier Witi6iiler oes
Rnaben in bic Stallburg Elm, ebsnir
Den 8unbesprdlipenten Der Delierrei-
nH4en @eleli9aft pom Rotcn aren1
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unb ben Setter bes 8rieasfiriprae-
umtes Jelbmuri9alleutnant 20bl
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, lnb iiberreihte l4m alrn G@mii'
/, cine nit ben e%r3Dsr5oaiidDen Snitia.
len gelGnaiiotte l1r nit Settle.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-29
6eransacbcr: $. Glider Grintius So,
Entered at the Postofflcs at Davenport
90 Second Glass Matter.

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strl ~ Bite alboAnenten iii biefer stabf nj
= SeatS in3dentIin ober $500 tatrNd Sci
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1h Der 4utt auberbalb bet etaot, xao It.
ytnS etnem Boftamt In ben Ser. staattn. "a
sasa oDes URe1tco. $500 tdtrlid bel 8srnuS
q. e.ssssss xasssse. M. oura Dte Dol.
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aerta $500 5et guranSsabIu1ea
Der r4albnbAentltne Dempfrat'., puro om
SOP tHnerlaIb Der Ser. Stnatcn unb blrd
llrAg:r IN Der etabt $3.50. BEL Porallssablune
1900; mad Canada $3.50 unb mad Guropo
A.e0 per Sabr Bel BnrnuSaatIuxe. ~
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sM. W4ttspo&S unb gonnaben6S, foitet inner,
ssIt ber Der. gtaaten 5000, mad Canada uni
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-29

-sluf Sic sngabe beg 9ireitorllms
ser Bunbesrelcrpebant in 8aibington,
oaB es nidbt Die Bef1gnib babe, lid
nit Ben gegcn Bic scplantc NtQtarben<
anleibe er6obenen g%intpdt1be 81 be-
.iddftiaen, bat 8rnbesienator Sanes
!Samilton qelpis BON Sltnois Das fol-
genbe ertpiDcrt:
Ser bon bem Gireftorium ei1ge@
nommene gtanbpuntt 1T unbaltbar,
tpeil CT eritens bafir 81 1or9en bat.
bqR eenilgeno Gelp III ben Nationals
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
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Best dairy and general crop state in the
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let "a on Wisconsin Central Land Grant.
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ask for booklet on Apple Orchards in
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Ry, Minneapolis, MINI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
One Block From
Harvey Car-Fine
Home, $500

Leaving the city. our new home and
garage for sale. consisting OF rooms
besides vestibule, reception hall, with
cloak closet with fun length mirror In
door; pantry, refrigerator room, nice
large attic, large cemented basement and
bath room all In white, with best plumb
ing; oak floors upstairs and down; fine
waxed oak woodwork, including built-in
buffet, bookcases and writing desk with
pedestal opening between dining and liv-
ing room; two rooms upstairs finished
In mahogany, one in white enamel, sleep
ing porch, which Is heated, and hall fin
ished In natural; hot and cold water;
water heater, fine furnace. fine COM
bination lighting fixtures. Driveway from
street to garage. Paving all paid. Tele-
phone owner Harvey CTS. or call at the
house. 340S California St.