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cts attached and the coal is carried
to the top Of the structure where by
means of chutes it is distributed into
any one of the four pockets as may
be desired In about 40 minutes the
hoisting apparatus will do the work
that formerly required the time of
two men for an entire day.
The new apparatus facilitates the
distribution to the consumer as well
rs the storage of coal. Now a wagon
may be driven under chute and
loaded in a few minutes by merely
pulling gate. As the coal is loaded
it is automatically screened, so that
the question of dust and dirt is now
reduced to a minimum.
Farmers and others who own
teams and have been accustomed to
haul their own coal win be particular
ly benefited by the new arrangement
since their wagons will be loaded with
out assistance on their part and all
delays will be avoided. This saving
Ia time and labor will be appreciated
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pany is the first of its
kind to be put up in this sec
ton of the state and its equip
ment is as thoroughly up to date as
any coal storage in any part Of the
country
There are four of the silos each 40
feet high and 90 feet in diameter and
with an approximate capacity of $50
tons each. The planks used in the
construction are Of Canada spruce,
two inches in thickness and as the
combined structures are placed upon
concrete foundation their stability
is assured for an indefinite period
At the base. midway between the
two inside pockets is a concrete pit
over which runs side track from
the main line of the Bennington
branch of the Rutland railroad. A 40
ton car of coal can be run in over the
pit and the hosting apparatus equip
ped with a 10 horse power motor viii
unload the shipment in less than an
hour. The hosting apparatus is Of
the endless chain design with buck
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LONDON CENSORED
STORY Of ChVELL
EXECUTION
German Government Says Events
We're Reproduced InaCcurataIy
NO PROMISE GIVEN WHITLOCK
British Officials Say Documents Were
Published as Received From
American Embassy.

Brussels, Belgium. Oct. 2S--A semi
official statement, relative to the case
Of Miss Edith Cavell, the English
nurse, who was executed by the Ger
man authorities has been issued. II
reads as follows:-
THE American ambassador at Lon
don has placed at the disposal of the
British government, documents re-
garding the Cayell case. The docu-
ments contain statements respecting
the exchange of letters between the
American legation at Brussels and
the German authorities at Brussels
about the trial. The British govern
ment promptly handed the documents
to the press and had them distributed
abroad by Reuter- (Reuter's telegram
company)
in these documents most of the
important events are inaccurately re-
produced. Particularly is the impress
sion created that the German authori-
ties with empty promises put off the
American minister brand Whit
loek) in order to conceal from him
pronouncement of the death sentence
and deprive him, by speedily carrying
out the sentence, of the possibility of
Intervention in Miss Cavells behalf
Such promise was never given
by the German authorities, and could
not. therefore, have been broken
This was admitted by the American
minister in Brussels when the matter
was discussed with the German au-
thoritiee.
THAT the American ambassador in
London was wrongly informed can be
explained by the fact that the Belgian
advocate, who as attorney for the
American legation, played part in
this incident, caused misleading
construction to be placed upon his
reports.
In any case, the American minis
ter at Brussels was painfully affected
by the report as made public. He in
tends to inform his London colleague
and his government at once of the dif
ference between the written report
of the Belgian attorney for the lega-
tion and the facts
London. Oct 2S-It is officially stat
ed here that the papers relating to the
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Right Because Is the His Own Developed

was announced yesterday by United
States Attorney Fl. Snowden Marshall
after conference with William J..
Flynn, chief of the secret service and
detectives who arrested the man.
After reviewing all the alleged evil
dence held by the government against
the men-Robert Fay, Walter l..
Scholz, Paul Daeche, DR.. Herbert
Kienzle and Max Breitung, who sur
rendered himself at New York yes
terday-the government was not con
yinced that all those implicated had
been arrested 1--WE have much ma
terial gathered as eyidnce which still
has to be digested," said Mr.. Marsh
all. zone Of the facts of the conspir-
acy was the actual fixing OF bomb
to ship for experimental purposes.
Our inquiry has not disclosed that
any bomb was placed on a ship with
intent to blow up the ship. Nor does
our information Indicate that Fay,
who says he was lieutenant in the
German army. was acting in way
other than on his own responsibility"
Breitung, cousin of e. N Breitung,
mining man and ship owner, was
the only one of the five alleged con
spirators, who obtained liberty on
bond. He appeared before a United
States commissioner yesterday and
furnished $4,000 bond for his hear
ing on November T. Breitung, Kienz-
lie and Daeche are charged in the
complaint with having furthered the
conspiracy in aiding Fay to obtain
explosives for bombs.
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GERMAN FOREIGN
OFFICE DOESN'T
KNOW FAY
Not Connected With Secret Ser
vice, Says Ambassador
BOMB PLO1TfR IS DlSCREDITED
State Department Disposed to Leave
Cases of Alleged conspirators
with Courts.

Washington, Oct. 2S-Count Won
BernstorT, the German embassador,
has informed the state department
that Robert Fay, arrested by federal
authorities at New York for conspir-
acy TO place bombs on departing
ships, had no connection with the Ger
man secret service or the German
government With. this assurance
the state department is disposed to
leave it to the courts to deal with the
alleged conspiracy to attach explos-
ives to vessels carrying munitions of
war for the allies.
Baron Mumm Won Schwarzenstein
of the German foreign office, speak
ing at Berlin yesterday of the arrest
in New Jersey OF Robert Fay, said
that no such person us Fay is known
10 the foreign Office, that the foreign
office maintains no secret service de-
partment, and that ans bona ide
officer in giving reliable information
about himself, would give the name
OF his regiment, to which he was at
tached and not his army corps, from
which he was liable TO be dissociated
at any time Barron Won Mumm eX.
pressed ignorance concerning the
Fay case and discredited the mans
claims, but nevertheless he is inyes-
tigating the matter
Federal grand jury consideration
at New York of the cases OF tho FIVE
men charged with conspiracy in plot
ting to destroy transatlantic ships
laden with munitions of war for the
allies will begin next month, This
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by the busy farmer.

by the busy farmer.
BY the construction of the new
storage the Tuttle company viii here
after he in a position to better care
for the wants of it's large number of
patrons. The storage will hold in the
vicinity OF 1900 tons of coal and it
will thus be possible to provide
against a fuel shortage.
The installation Of the new plant
Is in keeping with the policy of the
company. During the many years
that have elapsed since the late j. II.
Loring established the business the
house has kept pace with the steady
progress Of the community AS the
town and vicinity developed its
wants in the lines in which the con
Germ has dealt have been met and in
many cases anticipated
The original foundation of the con.
cern was a light trucking business
established by Mr.. Loring. Later a
general livery was added and the
other lines, including cement and 9th
% mater lilo uocu ny COIli dCloIS anu
builders were developed, as the need
became apparent
About 35 years ago Mr.. Loring
formed partnership with the late
Henry NJ. Tuttle who continued and
expanded the business after the death
of it's founder Following the death
of Mr.. futile in December, 1909 the
Henry NJ. Tuttle company was organ.
lied by Mrs. Luella II. Stickles with
Fred SticRles as manager. Mr..
Stickles is assisted in the office by
John =. Gavin, who}was with Mr.,
futile for number of years, and
Arthur u. Hollister. This efficient
and courteous force with the help of
thoroughly reliable workmen is main
tanning the reputation for reliability
and service that has characterized
the business from the very beginning.
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CONCRETE COURT CONDEMNED
Work in the Rear of New Federal
Building Being Rebuilt

The concrete court in the rear of
the new federal building has been con
demned after being inspected by an
official from the department at Wash
ington and will be rebuilt The work
of tearing up the pavement has al
ready begun.
AS near as can be learned the fault
found with the manner in which the
court was laid was in that surface
water collected upon it and flowed
toward the building instead of into
the cutters of the driveway leading
out from the postotflce grounds.
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21 LITTLE SCHOOL
CHILDREN BURN
TO DEATH
Shocking TRAGEDY At Peabody,
This Forenoon
ST.JOHaS SCHOOL CATCHES FIRE
Trapped on Third Floor of BUILDING
Many Arc Fatally Injured BY
Jumping From Windows.

Peabody, Mass, Oct. 2S.-Twenty-
one little children are known to be
dead and many more are believed to
have lost their lives through fire
today in the St Johns parochial
school.
Trapped on the third floor of the
large three-story brick structure built
with wooden stairways and other in
hammable construction and unprovid-
ed with fire escapes, the children had
no chance for their lives. A door,
which opened inward became jam
med by the mass of humanity behind
it, cutting off the only avenue of es-
cape
Nine of the 21 bodies recovered
were so charred that recognition was
impossible. The children who per-
ished were between and II years
old
The fire originated from an eXplos-
ion in the basement and the interior
of the building was soon in flames
Some 20 children escaped with their
lives by jumping from the windows,
but all We're injured by the fall and
some Oh them will die
There were 672 children in the
building at the time of the fire and
when the news of the tragedy be-
came known throughout the city the
greatest excitement prevailed. Hun
dreds of mothers whose little ones
attended the school focked 10 the
scene. ONE OF the women unable to
find their children became temporari-
ly insane and were removed to the
hospitals for medical attendance.
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FEW DoDelNe CONSUMPTION
Official Figures DO Not Bear Out
Some Newspaper Reports.

OHANiSb iJbf OO lNbl Dear OuI
Some Newspaper Reports.
London, Oct 27-Reports publish
cd recently in consoriptionist news
papers concerning the fight OF Brit
ons TO escape compulsory service are
not borne out by official figures pre-
sented to Parliament today by Wal
ter Runciman. President OF the Board
of Trade, at the request of Captain
Amery Therin.
The number of males twelve years
of age and upward who lett the Brit
ish Isles i'll the twelve months ended
Sept 80 last was 1854, compared
with 10l,663 in the previous twelve
months.
MIR. Rmcimans estimate of the
number Of men Of military age-1S
to 45-who left the Kingdom was
that it did not exceed $1,000, as com
pared with $4,000 in the previous
year.
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Gymnaslum CIasses
Get Rid of Those Poisons In Your
system!

You viii find Dr. Kings New Life
Pills most satisfactory laxative in re-
leasing the poisons from your sys-
tenn. Accumulated waste and posons
cause manifold ailments unless releas
ed, Dizziness, spots before the eyes,
blacbness and a miserable feeling
generally are indications that you
need DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Take
dose tonight and you will expert
ence grateful relief by morning.
25c. Sold everywhere.
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aoR sALE-Farm OF 100 acres. located three

sOR Farm OF 100 acres located three
miles from South shaftsbury: so acres TIL
liable land, all eau lie machine moved. Spring
water in pasture, sugar orchard that will set
2s acres, with plenty of saving timber to keep
buildings up, and cord wood enough for liie
time. @ cd IA room house in best of repair,
barn t0xto, with wagon shed attsehed. gram
house and cstern, good spring that can be
piped TO buildings II desired. This farm will
keep 10 cows aud team. Price $500. Nash Y
Hutchins. Aft
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-28
BROKE COLLAR BONE
Emerson Estabrook Had Narrow
Escape From Death.

Emerson Estabrook of South street.
the well-known marble dealer had a
marrow escape from fatal injury
while placing a monument in the Sun
derland cemetery Wednesday after
noon. While removing granite
monument from truck the tackle
slipped and Mr.. Estabrook was
caught between the stone and the
wagon wheel. His collarbone was
broken and his shoulder lacerated.
Medical attention being impossible.
in the LOCALITY he made the trip TO
Remington to have the shoulder set,
arriving here three hours after the
accident. He is now confined to his
bed
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Y. M. C. A. OPENING
Open House for Members and
Friends Saturday Evening

Open House for Members and
Friends Saturday Evening
There will be an open house" Sat
urday evening for senior members
friends and ladies'
A fire viii be built in the fireplace.
All games including bowling and
pocket billiards will be free. Shuttle
board boomerang bowling alley, ping
pong and billiards Informal enter
tainment will be provided. Light re,
freshments will be served. Drop in
although you may be late.
Gymnasium Classes
Gymnasium classes for Juniors and
Intermediates win start next week
Juniors, Wednesday, 4 to 500 p.
m, and Saturday 9,15 to II a. m.
Intermediates, Monday, 43O to $50
p M, and Thursday 4S0 to $50 p. m.
1t is planned to have music for
drills and marching.
Those intending to enroll should
report at once to Oscar Ell
we'll, who will be in charge
Schedule for Seniors and Business
Mems classes will be announced lat.
e'.
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FOR sALE-I have stock of second hand
furniture on sale at the sample room o.
the Putnam House. including parlor and kitch-
en- stoves and 9th, r household necessities. The
STOCK will be on exhibition during the coming
week, and on Saturday, October 30, will hive
an auctioI James Fox. 1876
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HOR SALE-LarRe room house at East Ar
lington. big piazzi, woodshei, separate
new summer kitchen. barn, chicken house, 2
acres with house. & acres wood lot, Is minutes
walk to village, church. post office and chair
shop: IS cash. baauce on easy terms. For
Arl ngton, Vt. 97t2j'
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FOR SALE-Three colts. years old. good
heavy draft horses. One,St Clair. years old,
horses, come and sde them. N. Hawkins. so,
Shaftsbury, vt. Phone lis-5 .litlst
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WEATHER

For eastern New York and western
Vermont partly cloudy tonight and
Friday with local rains. Warmer to-
night.
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2OR SALE-Beautiful white crotcheted bed
spread, all hand work, and worth much
more than ask d. Dominic Lance, ~ Brick
Row, North Bennington. l4t6+
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FOR sALE-s2'0 buys aibusiness,and fun.
cd goods to carry on business. Any ene,
beside giving steady work to nr 10 carpenters.
Call on d. V. Hardie, Putnam House 1867
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FOR SALE-A pair Of young horses weigh
ing 2S00 lbs excellent workers. right in
er Young, Barwood Farm, Tel. 41S-W Ben
nington l2tCf
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FOR SALE One four cylinder five passen-
ger 81 horse power Buick touring car in
first class condition. VIII be sold very cheap.
August G. Kelson, Old Bennington Garage,
Old Bennington. 6tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-28

FOR SALE One 25 horse power boiler and
engine in excellent condition. A. s. Payne
St25.
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COR SALE-Thc ,rm KIN w as thn Elw,n
Strattou Farm located on pI,S t. EtJen-
son aoout one mile from Be 1ulngton viii 20
consisting OF aprroxi IN tely ASls Of whiea
a a1out IU0 acce4 are tillable --hie the balance 3
exrelle Il pasture well W ate red. 10 room house
shte1 and equip ed with hot and con water
nnn bat roo one barn n)x'B containing i've
horse 1t Ala one uox stall md carriage room,
one Darp 36ya3 with iean t. l5x14 with ia 1.
mcnt under each barn col taiDiug stanchi ins
for II ~ cad uf cattle. 1G0 ton silo, one arc
t0Un. one sranray 21xli, one hoS-house Dix
ais shDp and hen house running water to
buildings fr ,m uAyer failing sprins sixty app t.
trees, thirt. plum tesr ard cherry trees. al,
curtarts, graD' etc. This is Considered one or
the est farms in Denping in newly aint
Cd building, and y i'll he offered for slis udtil
Nov. 10th, ,ot oeifis soI AU hat date IL will b'
Offered 70 sa c az publie auction o-gether wan
ali persona property on aforsad farm. Also
une forty acre woo1- ot ana one ten ace wo ID
lot. For inf Jrmat on INQUIRE o. Il. Il. Roes =
wood, G. S. Estes admi listrators 9t:O
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FOR SALE-Machlne too's, taps. reamers
driils, screws. bolts, lag bolts, lathe doGs
clamps, wrenches, plu udeis .o,is Office cock
and table. two snul speed athts. small lot OF
iron and steel shafting and brass. Apply eli j.
Tiffany, 400 Gage st. at e0tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-28

IOR SALE One Hudson "35" Light Touring
Car win all eauipment an IN exec tlo,
al y Iud ,ondrinn. TIis Car ls an extra choice
ut,d car aud viii bJ sold ut Il very low figure
Il. W. nilli ms. The Remington Garage. 9t
FOR sALE-Heywood naby cbrfiaqe, in iine
condition. Inquire Mrs, John B. James,
No Bennington. 1el 39s-R 1916
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Miss oce B. Leffingwell of West
street is visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. E. Tefingwell of Middle
town Springs n. Y
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FOR SALE-Pigs, six weeks to four months
4 old. Price $500 and UP. Fillmore Slade,
Bennington Falls. 9itf
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~ RENT Ne six room house hard word
floors and hnth. hen house aud Rocd gar
del. conveniently located Oh trolley line ut
HICKS Corners, Tel. 4,l-N 1854
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TO RvNT Rnomv. heated nv hot water el-
er'ric lish; and batn. Mrs J. I. Reming-
ton, 4u9 Huisidc ST. i5tgJt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-28

E7OR sALE-Several desirable sipgc and dnll
BILE houses. building lots on Elm and Wash
ington SITS. and other locatione Rents collect
I'd, property cared for. Several desirable forms
for sale at reasonable figures. Am doing Fire,
Accident, Automobile and all kinds of lnsur-
ance In reliable companies Ast, New York
Life. II. N. Williams Tel. l39-W. 35f
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A Jefferson SvN, n.rn included II tcsise.l
Modern 'nproveinJn Jnis srl bath. Apoty to
owner. Carlo Deltata IN remscs, l6t6
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Many Man Cngs Idea Not Because Believes 1t Is R
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Fows for table use, alive or
dressed. 1863 Beech st. 1861
VI
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no RENT Furnished rooms with beat, cleo
p trio lights and bath. Board If desired. llS
North ST., upslais 20tI
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TO RENT Two horses on Silver st. with
all odern improvements. Apply To
Melissa II. Mason 20t south ST. lttt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-28

NJ Office Rabbits soap now contaius as
~ much bOrax as any STANDARD BoraX Soap
IL ION the market. Note the mild effect upon
the hands and it's eottening power upon hard
water. Trade Marks are good from Babbtt's
Cleanser, tabbtt's Inc soap Powder, Babbitrs
Lye, Babbtts Best Soap. Bab0itt's Napiha
Soap and Babbitt's White Floating Soap For
several new Premiums at Willoughby's Sc and
l0c Stores l4t20
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TO RENT-Three Furnished rooms, suitable
L. for light housekeeping, in the Levinn
house. formerly the Hnos Adams Homestead
on Pleasant street. Apply to Cpares N Pow
ers. Agent for he property. 6Stf
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TO RENT 49, Double teremeut house
RrAnoh 10 /. rooms in each tenemen
Al modern imnrove Aents. Apply u II. II
Daley. Erdnch ,treet l0tl2+
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-28

EoR sALE-One extra choice used Ford
touring car with special finish and an xtra
large amount of fine equip ment. Bennington
Garage: Il. W. Williams. 73tf
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WANTED

NYJANTED-Slnal second hand rarl0r coal
w stove that viii keep continuous fire. No
] Stewart preferied also email tenement or
unfurnished rooms suitable Tor light hous1
Keeping, location central. Address l.. Banner
Once l5t6
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AOE SiLE- Modern house good | cation
lot 6lxll5 house has hsl. parlnr diniog
room, cdr ON. kits en- and buck kitchen on
tiesi II or, gpOi rooms ard hail on so, opd
ioor, st,i yer OIL toi'et and city water,
p,zzl root and reel. Pren $3.50 cash 20
bala .ce un ms rigaae. Nash HUI ch LIS. Al
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NATANTED = Sleuographic work of any
w kind, by graduate of high school and
s.enogaapnlc deRsr.mens tr Oh 6asness = Gobege eye
49, East A rlington, vt. lltlSt
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EOR sAIE-Modern house. rooms, in t7e
repair, piazza. good cellar, aud large shed
in rear, oet and city waer. Looa cd min
utes walk from Main st. frice s15o0-Sl00
cash. Nash s. Hutchius srf
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'E'O RENT-0ne side of new two fami
house on Convent avenue, containin
seven rooms and bath, steam heat. electrf
lights hard wood noors. and all improvements
Apply to ID. Donohue, Tel. l02-M. SItf
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| I'o REST Fuilg equipped machine shop
| conne, ted wi h Ideal Tour tayape. Car.
| penteI and blacksmith shon, stores. Offices apd
I len pents. Geo NJ. Hawke. A,{i Main St SIT
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To RENT Two adjoining rooms in Saving
Bank Building. Apply at savings Bank.
c0tf
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NXYANTED-Pupil nurses at the Taunton
w State Hospital Training School for Eur
ses For particulars, address DR.. Arthur
,lltf
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NAANTED- To buy ten calves five to eight
w months old. j. H. Peters phone lS{-l5
lgtf
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To RENT Tenement Apply Mrs. u. q
n Saie, Phone l6,-M. 93tf