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Evening journal., 1915-06-23
HONOR LARGE Class
At DUPONT School
DR.. Mitchell Makes Ad-
dress, Prizes Are Given
and Essays Read
PLAN ADDITION TO
PRESENT BUILDING

Before one of the largest audi
cnceE that ever crowded into the an.
dltorium of the school, commence
ment exercises were held at the
Alexis /. DUPONT High School on the
Konnett turnpike last night DR..
Samuel Chiles Mitchell, president of
Delaware College. addressed the grad
yates Thirteen boys and girls. COM
prising the largest graduating class
the school has ever turned out, re-
ceived diplomas. The graduates were
Leroy Edlor. Ella Frederick, Sylvia
Klair. Richard Monigle, Margaret
Mundy, Anna Schwartz. Timothy
ToOmey. Rebecca Fetters. Elva Fred
erick, Eugene Martin. William Mon
lyle. Bessie Schaffer, and Albert
Stoll.
Two prizes we're awarded. Eliza
beth Monigle, a junior girl, received a
five dollar gold piece for the highest
marks in the modern languages, and
Timothy Toomey received similar
prize for the highest marks i'm Eng
lish. The first prize was given by
the Senior Franklin Literary Society
of the school, while the second prize
was given by the Alumni Association
of the school w. X. Yorger. prin-
cipal of the school, presented the
first prize, while John Kraus. presi-
dent OF the Alumni Association. made
the presentation of the second prize.
number of essays and Orations
were given by the graduates. Those
who spoke included Miss Margaret
Mundy. who read her essay on Amer
lean Peace Movement Timothy Too
moy. who gave an Grafton on "Alex-
ander Hamilton" Miss Elva Fred
erick, who read an essay on "The
National GRANGE" Miss Sylvia Klair,
Continued on Page %
Evening journal., 1915-06-23
ZEPPELIN RAID WRECKS
english navy ARSENAL
Bv The United Press.

DG Mt Illltu LItobs
BERLIN, Via Wireless. June "a
The German Zeppelin raid on the
British Northeast coast on the night
OF June Is destroyed the navy yard
arsenal at South Shields, and caused
enormous losses by fire. according to
the officers of the Swedish steamer
1otum, which has arrived at Stavan-
ger.
Many bombs we're dropped on the
Armstrong Gun Works near, New
castle, the steamers officers reported,
and seventeen persons were killed
and 40 injured.
The British Admiralty on June 16
announced that a Zeppelin raided the
Northeast coast of England on the
preceding night. killing sixteen per-
sons and injuring forty and starting
several fires. The Admiralty said the
fires we're in a lumber yard and
drapery establishment, but did not
specify what localities were attacked.
Evening journal., 1915-06-23
IS KNOWN DEAD
IN EARTHQUAKE
ON WEST COAST
Mexicali, Mexico, Wrecked;l
Calexico, Cal, Shaken
But Escapes Fatalities
REPORT MANY missing
UNDER Wrecked PROPERTY
By The United PresA


Ell CENTRIC, Cal, June 23.-Thir-,
teen dead at Mexicali, Mex, and heavy
property damage throughout the linz
perial Valley we're the reported re-
suits Of last nights earthquake filter
ing in over badly interrupted tele-
graph lines early today.
Martial law was proclaimed in Mex
ical and no Americans were allowed /
to cross the border from Calexico.
At least two distinct shocks we're
reported.
Additional tremors we're felt here
today, but no new damage was done.
The damage from last nights
shocks is conservatively estimated at
81 100000 The loss Of life at Mexicali
is not positively confirmed. but the
town was almost completely destroyed
and fatalities we're numerous. Work OF
clearing the wreckage in Mexicaii and
searching for dead bodies began to-
day.
At the first tremor the people IN the
valley towns rushed into the streets.
Lighting plants were almost instant-
" put out Of commission and the in
| habitants fed in darkness to open
, places where they camped for the
night.
The police Immediately took charge
OF the situation. Sidewalks were
, roped off to prevent accidents from
walls rendered shaky. Mounted arm
ed guards protected property from
looting
Several small brick buildings on
Main street we're levelcd.
The Masonic Temple and the New
Barbara Worth Hotel were damaged
! Fire destroyed the Delta Mercantile
Company's Wholesale plant The p
Centre Hotel annex collapsed
p Early reports of heavy loss OF lif
az Calcxico. Cal. we're apparently dis
posed of by a message from tn,
2 Western Union manager there stat
? ing that the three best buildings
/. among many others. were wrecked BY
{ the earthquake. but with no fatalities
United States soldiers are guarding
the town. Many walls fell and lir1s
broke out in several places. Fifteen
persons are reported missing. but
may be among the hundreds on both
sides of the Mexican border who fed
for open places Immediately after the
Z earth tremors began. Hundreds
spent the remainder of the night in
terror waiting for dawn.
AT Imperial, Cal. the McHenry
Theatre threatens to collapse
The Globe Mills at Calptria are re-
ported to have burned.
The first shocks were felt at three
minutes of 6 o'clock last night. Mum.
erous earth tremblings followed with.
out causing great alarm until about
/ noticeable. Then came a short seriei
throughout Imperial Valley into ruin
ed heaps.
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TO JOIN HUSBAND ABROAD.

Mrs. Porter Ferree. Of No. S21
Franklin street, will leave New York
on Saturday aboard the steamship
New York, of the American line, for
London. where she will join her hus-
band, who left in April. Mrs. Ferree.
who obtained her passport this morn
ing, expects to remain abroad a year.
She has many friends in Wilmington.
Her husband was reported among the
passengers lost on the Lusitania
when the vessel was sunk. This re-
port afterward proved groundless.
Evening journal., 1915-06-23
.AUSTRIANS RUSH TO
Defense OF BORDER
By The United Press.

ROME, June 23.-Austrian regi-
ments from Gslicia have been hur-
ried to the defense Of the Austrian
frontier, General Cadorna reported to
the war Office today Several bat
talions Of Galician mountaineers from
the Carpathian region attacked the
Italian Alpinists near Monte Nero.
Though outnumbered a single bat
talon of Alpinists repulsed the at
tack and inflicted heavy losses on the
enemy.
Desultory infantry attacks against
the Italian positions north of Goritz
are of daily occurrence.
I'VE have consolidated our posi-
tions along the Monfalcone Canal.
reported General Cadorna. ''The
floods in this region are diminishing
but still constitute an important OBJ
stacle to our progress"
Evening journal., 1915-06-23
VISITORS FROM DowN-srArE.

Former Governor $. ;. Pcnnewill. OF
Greenwoodi Senator Oliver Newton. OF
BridgcNille. and General A. r. Benson.
OF Dover. were Wilmington visitors to-
day and attended busines meeting.
They said the Storm did mo- damage m
their section yesterday, and Sussex had
no nail.
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THAIEs HAVOC AT TOwNsEND,

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
TOWNSEND, Del. June 23-The
hail played haYoc with corn in this
vicinity yesterday afternoon. William
Deakyne, a large grower. today said
that his field of corn was cut to
shreds.
Residents near Mt Pleasant stated
that the ground was covered with
large hail stones yesterday afternoon.
Much damage is reported from that
section.
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WOMEN BEARERS
AT DOVER FUNERAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. June 23-The funeral
of Mrs. Bennett. which took place
yesterday afternoon at Little Creek,
with interment at Silver Lake Gene
terry was unique in that the six
bearers we're women. The women
bearers were made necessary by the
absence from town of many of the
men who were working on oyster
boats in the bay.
Continued on Page 2.
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1900 TURKS SLAIN.
Rv The United Press

DN IHU DIIINu T IN07'
CAIRO, June 23-Thirteen hundred
Turks were killed in an all day fight
for Turkish position at the Darda-
nelles on June 10, an official bulletin
stated today. The allied troops rush.
ed the Turkish trenches and drove
the enemy out. despite heavy bonn
bardment from Turkish guns.
Evening journal., 1915-06-23
FEsTIYAL Ar AsBrRY.

The Home Missionary Society Of
Asbury NJ f. Church will hold an ice
cream and strawberry festival on
the church parsonage porch, No. 222
Walnut street, this evening.
Evening journal., 1915-06-23
MRS. SNELLENBURG IMPROVES,

Mrs. David Snellenburg, who WAS
recently operated upon for appen-
dicitis. is convalescent. She is at the
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
and members of the family hope she
will be able to return home the latter
part of this week
Evening journal., 1915-06-23
FLASHES FROM THE WAR
LANSING 10 ~ sECRErARY on srArE.

BY The United Press rt
WASHINGTON June ss--That President wilson viu ah-
Acting Secretary state lsnsirss appointment
permanent Secretary before he leaves Tor Cornish
tonight was rumored this afternoon about ths executive
offices
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MOyTTyECRINs MARcH on scUTAB1

BY The United Press
ROME June ss-rhres columns Of Montsnesrn troops
advancing on scuar principal city Of Albania according to
the Gornae DItsiia meeting with little resistance
Evening journal., 1915-06-23
ITALIAN CRUISERS
no AID ALLIES

BY The Dnit-d Press.
COPENHAGEN. June 2S.-Several
italian cruisers have left their base
at Taranto for Tencdos Island TO
join the allies attacking the Darda-
Continued on rage 81
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$1,000 RUSSIANS CAPTURED AT LEMBERe.

By The United Press
BERLIN. Wireless say-1ne L l. june ss-siay
captured IN the
Austra-GernaD drive Lembers according 70 ssmsoh
a statement given 90, There hgurse cover he
sighting for Lsmberr since June u
Evening journal., 1915-06-23
Gives SLAP after
KINDNESS: IS FINED

Herman Schechinger, a saloon
keeper. of No. s East Second street.
Continued on Page p
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the great hotels Of st. Louis will be
taxed. and when the gifts begin 10
heap up. gifts of jewels. OF gold and
silver. of precious stuffs In painting
and art, of wonderful curlos, laces
and embroideries, It will tax even the
police service OF the city to provide
sufficient guardians After the buffet
luncheon following the ceremony al
4 o'clock there will be dancing.
Evening journal., 1915-06-23

BOWLING GREEN. Mo. June %
This place teens with suppressed ex-
citement awaiting June 80. the date
set for the wedding of Miss Genevieve
Clark, the only daughter of Speaker
and Mrs. Champ Clark. to James NJ.
Thomson, owner and editor Of the
New Orleans Item. The ceremony
will take place at the beautiful home
of Speaker Clark here and will be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-30
Fists, Hot Water and Bees
ProUe to be Good Weapons
When Soldiers Get IN Pinch

gunners followed TO man. some
armed with swords. others with ram
rods. and one OF them famous
boxer-relying only on his fists, with
which he was seen TO lay many
Russian low
Sword and bayonet have had many
rough and ready substitutes in var.
When the Civil war, for instance. was
raging IN Great Britain, hundreds OF
rustics marched 10 battle carrying
scythes. pruning hooks. fails. pick
axes. and blacksmiths hammers; and
in the South African war 1t was said
that some OF the enterpTising Beers
imprOvised bayOnets out OF broom
handles and swords or daggers.
Fists Used i'm Civil War.
AT least one regiment has gone into
a fierce action armed with nothing
more deadly than feet and fists; and,
what is more remarkable, came out
OF it unscathed. IL was in the Amer
lean Civil war, when the Federal
movement from Nashville brought on
the sanguinary fight of 'Murfreesbor-
ough The 44th Mississippi regiment,
which had been isolated from the
camp through an attack OF measles,
had given up their weapons 10 arm
the shoals of recruits VINO were pour
ing in.
When they were ordered into posi-
ton for the battle they were abso-
lutely unarmed; and when the order
came ito charge" they rushed at the
enemy with shouts and fists" So
CALAMITY did thew acquit themselves.
that, when the battle was over. nearly
every man in the regiment was found
in possession of weapons which he
had Wrested from the enemy or Dor
rowed from a fallen friend.
Hot Water is Deadly.
In 1878 a deluge % sticks. stones.
and boiling water made the Russians
have cause to remember what was I'm
douhtedly one of the most presumptu-
Gus things in war. This was when
the Great Russian empire was set at
defiance by the Tekkes or Turkomen,
whose entire population-men. wOm-
en- and children-prObably did not eX-
coed 10000 souls. They were able,
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The rife and the 42-centimeter gun
have not entirely ousted more print
tive weapons. as reports from the
front constantly remind US The
Anglo-Saxon. for instance, always
loves TO use his fists. one sach incl
dent occurred at Compiegne. early in
the war. The farrier Of the Sixth
Dragons. hearing the chargs sound
ing. rushed from the forge leaped to
horse and dashed at the Germans,
welding the hammer which he had
been working at the anvil with ter
rible effect upon the foe.
Among the members Of the London
Scottish who took part in their famous
charges at Messines. is Private Greig
cit was in the thick of the charge"
he explained, when Sand-tO-hend
fighting was at its height. that my
rifle and bayonet were knocked from
my hands. At the same moment
found myself hem,ned ia by the en-
envy, three Of whom confronted me
with bayOnets fixed. In a TT OF des-
peratiOn / seized the Two Outermost
bayOnets IN my hand and forced them
away from Immediately ducking and
striking at the third man with my
fists. How 1 managed IL I do not
know. but the ruse proved successful
and in a few moments 1 was back
amongst our own men, though my
hands were too badly cut to allow Of
my participating further in the fight
ing at the time"
Use Fists I'm Charge.
Many instances are on record where
Tommy, with only his bare fists to de-
fend himself has dealt out severe pun
ishment TO his armed and fully
equipped enemies. Away back in the
Crimea we are told Of an exploit
which is but typical OF many others.
An advancing body Of Russian infan-
try bore down upon a gun battery, of
which Lieut.. Miller had charge. when
ne was without any support One last
round was fred, and then bidding his
men Draw swords and charge" he
rode out under the hail OF bullets
straight into the enemy's midst The
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NON-REsIDENT NOTICE.

State OF Indiana St Joseph County. IS ::
In the st. Joseph Superior Court, Febru-
airy Term, 1915. Frances Galbreith VIZ. Hugh
Galbrefth, Cause No. 1TSS.
Be Ii Known, That the above-named
Plaintiff has filed In the office Of the Clerk
OF said Court complaint against said De
PENDANT I'm the above cause, together with
proper affidavit that said Defendant,
Hugh Galbreith is not a resident OF State
OF Indiana.
Said Defendant is hereby notified that
said cause will stand for trial on the 18th
day OF May, 1915. the same being the 10th
day OF present term Of said Court 10 COM
menced at the Cay Of South Bend. on the
Ord Wednesday in February on which day
said Defendant is required TO appear to
said action.
GEORGE NJ. RAAB, Clerk.
BY Stanley III. TObOlski. Deputy.
Francis Wright, Atty. for Plaintiff.
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at least. to give the Russians a hot
reception.
Tie Russian assault upon Geke
Tepe. the Tekke stronghold, took
place on a blazing hot day. As then
infantry charged down the place
seemed as still as the grave; then, all
at once. Hades was let loose. A gigan-
tic hand-tO-hand struggle developed,
in which modern rifles were OF no
more use than crowbars. The best
disciplined troops in the world be-
came part and parcel OF a hoWling,
screeching rabble. Women fought
with sticks or stones or threw boiling
water over the attackers. Men rolled
TO the ground locked in grim death
embrace. No one asked for quarter
or gave IL. 1t was the Russians who
eventually turned tail and fed from
the AWFUL scene, leaving their artillery
behind Stones and boiling water
fixed Geke Tepe in the Russia MEM
Dry in a very unforgettable fashion.
Absurd as IL may appear. the
humble domestic blanket upon this
occasion decided the issue OF a battle
and led 10 the complete rOut of an
army. II was a generation ago when
the Zakui Indian rose in rebellion
against the government OF Mexico, and
the rebels were at last brought face
to face with the Mexican army When
the Indians advanced TO the attack
they sent in advance a covering line
Of men carrying q bulwark of vet
blankets in vain the Mexicans tried
10 destroy this barrier with their bull
lets, not a single blanket was pene-
trated, and when the Indians were
sufficiently near they emerged from
their shelter and, dashing at the Mex
leans. put them TO ignOminious flight.
Res TT to- Bees.
During the battle OF Bemis Heights,
when an American force. under gates,
defeated the British troops. il Is said
that, when our batteries ran out OF
ammunition they collected some Of
the enemy's cannon balls and sent
them back on the return journey
Probably the Queerest bullets" on
record, however, were those used
against the Danes when they attacked
Chester in the early centuries. The
invaders were indeed met by novelty
in the shape Of ammunition, for the
Saxons collected all the beehives IN
the town and them them upon the
foe. These novel bullets" had the
desired effect, for they caused so much
swelling of the arms and legs that the
Danes were glad TO get out OF the way.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR
SCHOOL HOUSE.

Notice is hereby given that the Advisory
Board OF German Township, St Joseph
County. State of Indiana. will receive
sealed bids at my office until April 10.
1915. at 10 a. m, for the erection OF a
school house in said township at Mt.
Pleasant, four miles northwest OF South
Bend, according TO the plans and specifca-
lions now I'm my office Each and every
bid must be sealed and accompanied by a
certified check In the sum Of Fifty Dol
lars, payable to the Trustee Of German
Town ship, TO be held by him liquida-
ted damages I'm case the successful bidder
fails 10 enter into a contract The right
is hereby reserved TO reject any and all
bids. Dated March 30, 1915.
CHAS. W. DIETRICH,
Trustee of German Township, St Joseph
County, Indiana.
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Estate OF Hannah smith.
NOTICE or FINAL ATGnIr

By Direction OF George r. Sharp. Execu-
tor Of the Estate OF Hannah Smith, late OF
St. Joseph County in the State Of In
diana. deceased
Notice l. Hereby Given 70 the heirs,
legatees and devisees of said decedent. and
all other persons interested in said es-
tate. that said Executor has filed in this
Court final account and vouchers for the
final settlement OF said estate, and they
are therefore hereby required TO be and
appear ia said Court on the 10Th day Of
April. 1915, when the same will be heard,
and make proof OF their heirship, claim
TO any part Of said estate. and show cause
II any there be, why said account and
vouchers should not be approved.
Witness, the Clerk and the seal OF the
ST. Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend,
Indiana. this 22nd day Of March, 1915
GEORGE NJ. RAAB. Clerk.
Beroth and Moon, Attorneys.
30 On
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

said cause viii stand for trial on the 18th
day Of May. 1915. the same being the 10Th
day Of the present term OF said court com
menced at the City OF South Bend. on
the Bird Wednesday I'm February last. on
which day said Defendant Is required 10
appear TO said action.
GEORGE VI. RAAB. Clerk
BY Stanley II. TObOlski Deputy.
Joseph V. WypIszynski, Atty. for Plaintiff.
~ 9D
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

state OF Indiana. st. Joseph County, 50 {:
In the St Joseph Superior Court. Febru-
airy Term, 1910 Victoria Bialkowska VS..
ohm Bialkowski. Cause No. 2230. Divorce.
BE Ii Known, That the above named
Plaintiff has filed in the office Of the
Clerk OF said Court complaint against said
Defendant In the above cause together with
n proper affidavit that said Defendant,
John BialkOwski, is not a resident OF the
State OF Indiana.
Said Defendant is hereby notified that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-30
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED Persons 20 copy letters at
home, earn SO 20 So weekly. send stamp
ed envelope for particulars. National Copy
Company. 341S Brooklyn, Kansas City. Mo.
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NoTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS.

Notice Is hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed by the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court OF St. Joseph County,
State OF Indiana, Administrators OF the
Estate OF Edward L. Dubail, late OF st.
Joseph County, deceased.
Said Estate is supposed 10 be solvent.
DONALD Z. DUBAIL,
March % 1915 Administrators.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed by the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court OF st. Joseph County,
State Of Indiana, Administrator OF the
Estate Of Julia Walowski, late OF st. Jo-
seph County. deceased.
Said Estate is supposed TO be solvent.
STANISLAW WATOWSKI,
March -, 1919 Administrators.
% - Is
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PERSONAL.

SLAYIN pays highest price for discarded
gents clothes. Call Home phone $50 or
cali 1227 w. Washington st.
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FOR sALE-MoToRCYCLFs

FOX SAa-as-Jsed motorcycles OF all stsnd
ard makes. In first class shane Ua~Iet
Davids0ns $50 TO $50. Indians So - e.,
ENcelsiors, SO 10 $50. Twins and sin.i.-
Cash or payments. Hagedom and Wehsts.
2O6 l.. Jefferson Blvd
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FOR sALE-PIANOs

FOR SALE-One Hallet aud Davis n1.n,
slightly used, at close price n hi
Rose, 5l4 :. Michigan st. Home phone
2353 Bell phone IS.
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

ANTED-Experienced married man with
small family wants job on the farm by
the year. Box T31, News Times.
WANTED-Work on farm by man with
family 1913 Chaplin.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS CHANCE for woman with
about $4,000. One with executive and
sales ability required. Answer with phone
number TO Box TBS, Shines.
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FOR SALE-Lot on Woodward av. by Chi
cage parties. Am in South Bend now
and must stay herr until we sell Make
Us an offer. Mrs. R, care NeWs-Tim
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Statesmen WANTED

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-Live sales
mon and agents for Telbax Playing
Cards. The first improvement on playing
cards in centuries. The only patented
playing card containing the old time faces.
Ladies' or gentlemen OF ordinary intelli-
gence can easily make from 50 TO SO per
day. Simply showing this deck means a
sale The Telbax Co.. First National Bank
Bldg, Mishawaka, Ind. Bell phone IL.
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by the day. go $. Will
liam ST Bell 2e64
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMAIE.

by middle-aged woma n
as hOusekaeper In a good respectable
home. No objection to the country. L. X,
care News Times.
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FOR RENT OR FOR SALE.

For SALE-Strictly modern s-roOm house
oak finish. fine lot grapes. fruit, garden.
chicken park; all IN good condition. The
best location on Lincoln way. Owner
Box II. NJ News Times
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FOR SALE Business and fat building
Talk IL over with owner. $1,000 Very
attractive Might trade. Address T-32.
News-Times.
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FOR SALE-Five good work horses and
one good driving horse. VIII seu verv
cheap - taken at once. Home 6O12 6l3
S Michigan.
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FOR SALE-New SIX room house Partly
modern. Lot 4Ox12S feet Cash or lot for
first payment. Balance monthly r. Bow
man ST Home 1915. c. ID. Hildebraud