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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
Body to Lie in State in falage
y and Chapel Balance of
Week and Part Of
Next.
THEM JOINS HAPsBuRGs
Last Words Of Austrian Ruler Ara
Said to Have Been,
81 Am
Tired"

limited Press Leased Wire servfce1'
VIENNA, (via Berlin) Nov. 24.-In
the working room of Schoenbrunn PAL
ace from which for sixty-eight years he
ruled Austro-Hungary, the body OF
Emperor Franz Josef lay In state to-
day. His hands clasped silver and
pearl rosary which the dead monarch
had always used during his lifetime
At each corner of the casket We're
great candles, while his favorite flow
ers, lilies of the valley and violets
were massed on either side Of the bier.
Priests intoned constantly the vigils
Of the dead.
The official cause of the emperor's
death was announced today as perit-
|onitis and paralysis Of the heart.
Just before he became uyseonscinus.
Franz Josef received news OF the s7'eu-
tonic success in capturing Crafova, in
Rumania.
His last words, it is said. were Il
am tired" It is expected here that
the Emperor Charles will make few
changes in the government stan, the
main one being replacement of Baron
Rurian, now imperial priyy counsellor
with Count Berchtold, who year ago.
was detached from his place in the for
eign office and named master of the
imperial household, that he might tu-
tor the heir in craftsmanship and pre-
pare him for the throne.
Arrangements for the funeral were
completes today. The remains of the
late ruler will lie in the Croft gallery
or working room of the palace until
Monday night At ten O'Clock, the
bodv will be carried with the solemn
nomp of the ancient Hapsburg Spanish
ceremonial to the chapel of Hofburg
Augustiner In this ancient structure
more than 400 years old and one OF
the finest specimens Of medieval archi-
tecture in Europe-the body of the
late sovereign will rest until next
Thursday.
At 4:3O that afternoon the remains
will be borne to the resting place Of
the Hapsburgs-the ancient chapel or
the Capucines, where Franz josef Will
ioin in his last rest the 1872 other Haps-
burgs buried there.
Mondays funeral procession Will in
cIude every member of the 1mperial
household, every court officer every
guard, every footman-in addition to-
tie new emperor and empress. The
latter two will receive the holy sacrh-
ment at the Hofburg chapel and then
the. lord steward Of the imperial
household will shut the door until the
next morning. Then the public will
be permitted during I,ionday and TUES
day to ta6e farewell Of their beloved
ruler. Admittance to Schoenbrunn
nalace is forbidden the populace, the
transfer OF the remains from that
place to the Hofburg chapel made nec-
essary to comply with the dead emper-
ors wish that his people might view
him in death.
The Hofburg Augisterner church
altar on which the emperor's body will
lie in state is Of plain interior but rich
in historical associations. Under the
|magnificent altar, the show piece OF
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
Official War Office Statements
Of Today Tell Of Victories
Won and Enemy
Repulsed.
oRsovA IS CAPTURED
Rumanian Campaign Satisfactory.
While Western Front Shows
British Losses Are
Heavy.

United Press Leased Wire Service.1
BERLIN, Nov. "a. (Via Sayville
wireless. )-Orsova has been captured
by the Teutonic troops from the Ru-
manians, the official statement an
nounced today.
"On the Wallachian plain, the
troops of General Won Falkenhayn
are approaching the Att" the state
ment said. "In Rumania's west
corner, hostile resistance has been
broken. Orsova, Turnu and SEVERN
have been captured
The statement said, there were no
important engagements on the front
of Prince Leopold.
Advances Failed.
BERLIN, '(via Sayville wireles-s)
Nov. 24.-"Partial advances Of the
enemy northwest of Monastir and
near Makova fai1ed,' the Official
cam paign announced today.
Between Prespa lake and the
Cerna there were strong attacks by
artillery fire."
Advances in Dobrudja.
BERLIN, (via Sayville wireless)
Nov 24.-Bulgarian troops aiding
Field Marshal Mackensen in Dob
rudja, have advanced and forced back
Russian forces from the foref1eld of
the Teutonic positions, according to
today's official statement. Advances
were also reported at other points.
Armies of the opposing sides are in
fighting touch or the Danube.
Wise is Closing.
LONDON, Nov e4-if German Off
cial reports today are accurate, Gen
eral Won Falkenhayn's wise has closed
still tighter on eastern Rumania- Ber-
lin claimed occupancy Of Orzova and
Turnu-Severein. With Craiova, which
they announced captured early in the
week, but the fall Of which is not yet
admitted in Bucharest statements, the
Germans are apparently now in con-
troll OF the three largest cities in east
ern Rumanla.
Whether the Rumanian army, which
Berlin claimed was being hemmed in
about Orsova. has actually been en-
circled was the question with which
military critics here were most con-
cerned today They hoped that this
force had been able to withdraw with
success-and this hope was sustained
by the rapidity of the German en-
croachment-indicat it was be-
lieved an unopposed advance. due to
retirement Of the Rumanians.
Orsova lies just at the Iron Gate
across the mountains. Turnu-Severin
is nearly fifteen miles southeast at
the lower end Of the gate way. 1t is
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
WILL NEVER THROW ROCK
AT LITTLE GIRL AGAIN

throwing a stone at little gitl.
Crowder started his task with con-
siderable pep and got away with
TWENTY-FIVE stones without any
trouble. Then he admitted he bad
something of job on his hands.
He began to use an under hand no
ton. throwing at a rock and tin
can Neither mark was hit> often.
When the youth reached 400 he
wanted to quit. At 8: :25 with tears
rolling down his face, he begged 20
be allowed to stop, declaring he never
would throw another stone. Urged
on by his plavmates, he staggered
around the final seventy-fve and
then was taken home exhausted,
where his arm was wrapped in band
ages
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
commander at Chihuahua, City
9 IS Short Of Ammunition in
Case of a New
Assault
is UNDECIDED
villa Has Made Four Attempts to
Take the Town, But Each
Time Was Driven
or.

Hunted Press Leased Wire Service. ]
JUAREZ, Mex, Nov. 24.-Facing a
serious shortage of ammunition, Gen
sral Jacinto Trevino. Carranzista
commander, made preparations today
hua City by Pancho Villa, consular
,dvices early tocay stated.
In Mexican defacto military and
,ficial circles grave fears were en-
tertained as to the ability of the Car
ranzista garrison in the northern cap
ltal to withstand another attack by
the villistas. However, early today,
Carranzistas officials gave out state
|ments that the villfstas were not
likely to renew the attack today.
Official bulletins issued by the de-
facto authorities said that Ca ran
sista cavalry had pursued the ban
dts toward Mapula, twelve niles
south Of Chihuahua City.
Battle Not Decided.
Ell PASO, Texas, Nov. 24.-1n
United States military and official
circles here 1t was announced early
today that the battle between Mexi-
can defacto forces and Villa bandits
for possession of Chihuahua City is
still undecided. At the Mexican
consulate here, reports were made
public that in four desperate assaults,
Villa had been overthrown and that
early last night column of Carran-
zista cavalry was driving the bandits
Ito the south.
To United States department
agents, Carranzista military authori-
ties at Juarez admitted that General
Treyino, defacto commander, was
suffering from severe shortage of
ammunition before the fighting ceased
last night. All the available rifle am
munition in Juarez was rushed south
early today in an attempt to relieve
the Chihuahua City defenders.
On both sides the losses in yester-
Gays battle were reported heavy.
Prisoners on each side. in most cases,
we're executed as soon as captured.
That Villas retreat last night was
only feint and that the assault up
be resumed today was the belief ex-
pressed here. During the night
code message to mining company
here stated that the first attack had
been made with only a part of the
bandit forces engaged, while the main
body massed west Of the city, awaited
an opening.
AT 2:30 a. m. today a train Of refu-
gees from Chihuahua City reached
Juarez. On board were several Amer1-
cans. After fighting had started at
the south end Of the city. the train
was made up and started for the bor-
der.
Fierce Attack on City.
Ell PASO, Texas, Nov. 24.-Anoth-
er fierce attack upon Chihuahua
City was launched by Villistas early
Today. From the southern and west
ern sides of the northern Mexico
capital, four thousand bandits made
q Simultaneous assault and at 10
Continued on mage 5)
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
Governors First Appointment.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Nov. 24.-Gov-
ernor Elect W. l.. Harding today an
nounced the appointment of Chas. E.
Witt, editor of the Shell Rock News
and former postmaster there. as his
private secretary. During the cam
paign Witt worked in the western re-
publican headquarters at Chicago.
Wits father was formerly deputy in
ternal revenue collector for the north
ern Iowa district
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
Boys Sentence Was Tough
Job, Even For a Bad Kid
of Ten Years Old.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
LYNN, Mass, Nov, 24.-Leonard
Crowder, 10, is wearing a very sore
right arm and an angelic face today.
The arm is wrapped in bandages and
the face in smiles Young Crowder
threw one thousand stones in a
gravel pit while Probation officer
Farmer watched him. He had been
sentenced to the performance for
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
VIII Double Track.

+ United Press Leased Wire Servicel
WEBSTER CITY. Iowa, Nov. "a
The Illinois Central contemplates
double tracking its main line through
Iowa, according TO indications today.
The preliminary work has already
been started here and at Fort Dodge.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
ScovjIIe at Ottumwa.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
OTTUMWA, Iowa, Now 24.-Evan-
gelistic meetings in charge of Evan
gelist Scoville have wrecked the
police court and otherwise lessened
the duties of policemen. according to
an announcement made today by
Chief Gallagher.
"Since the tabernacle meetings
started out, business has been on the
rocks and we have held only two
sessions of court during the present
week Only two prisoners faced the
judge at that
"Shanty' Hampton, ninety-eight
pound quarterback on the high school
team, led nearly a hundred high
school students down the sawdust
trail last night. Over 2,00o persons
have been converted since Saturday
night.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
today's Rations Starts Out
With Pan Cakes and Winds
up With Tapioca.

Limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
SHiCAGO, Noy. 24.-Real family
atmosphere is growing around the
,aoie where Fcalth Com missioner
Nopinson's squad eats its 13 cent
meal three times day. DR.. Albert
stokes sat at the head Of the table
,ast night and dished up New Eng
isEd dinners az 13 cents plate. In
eioentally DR.. Stokes II the only one
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
Tuo Droluned II, FIuer
When Sail BSzut Capsizeo
Work1en at Rock Island Arsef Were 7hrown Into Icy
Water While G, : to Work

rUnndF easeW
men
calico
The drowned
&
probably
n
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24

1.-THE Mykonia channel where the
Braemar Castle was sunk, is n body
of water lying between the Greek
islands of Tinos and Mykonos and is
only about sixty miles distant from
Zea channel where on Tuesday the
hospital ship Britannia fell victim to
a mine, according to the latest ad-
miralty announcement.
The Braemar Castle, like the Brit
annie, was withdrawn from passen-
ger service for special transportation
Of wounded. She was a vessel of
6.31S tons, property of the Union.
Castle Mail Steamship company of
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
ANOTHER
HOSPITAL
SHIP sunk
British Admiralty Announces
That Braemar Castle Went
Down in Mykoni
Channel.
WAS HOMEWARD BOUND
All on Board Were Saved When the
Vessel Met End Through
Mine or Enemy
Torpedo
WAS HoMEwARD BOUND

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. !
LONDON, Nov. 24.-The British
hospital ship Braemer Castle, home
ward bound from Salonika to Malta,
was sunk by mine or torpedo in
Mykoni channel OF the Aegean sea,
an admiralty announcement stated
today. The adm iralty stated all
aboard were saved
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
ALLIES TELL OF
VARS PROGRESS
French Surprise Attack on
German Trench in Alsace,
Resulted in Prisoners
Being Captured.
IN DOBRUDJA
Nearly Two Hundred Square Miles Of
Serbia Has Been Retaken
From the
Teutons.
ADVANCES IN DOBRUDJA

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PARIS, Nov. 24.--Success of a
French surprise attack on German
trench near Hilsenheim in Alsace
was announced in 'today's official
statement. A number of Germans
were captured. The statement de-
tailed a lively cannonading in the
region of Sally Saillesel and record
ed the destruction of five German
aeroplanes in a series of forty air
fights
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
Progress at Monastir.

PARIS, Nov. 24.-Further progress
Of the allies west of Monastir was
announced in the French official
statement today. The battle north
east of the Macedonian city is, con-
tinuing. The Italian troops and Cen
eral Seraille are also advancing. hay
ing reached NeZppoli.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
Further Advances.

FUrther Advances.
PETROGRAD, Nov. 24.-Further
advances in Dcbrudja were an
nounced in today's official statement.
I'VE advanced southwards, reaching
Tashul and at places crossed the Kan
lal," the statement declared.
Serbia Reconquered.
SALONIKA, Nov. 24.-Nearly two
hundred square miles of Serbia has
been reconduered from the Teutons
in the allies advance. around Mona
stir. according to the Serbian official
statement today.
Violent fighting occurred Wednes-
day along the. whole front north and
west and east Of Monast1r, the allies
fighting against new German forces,
reinforcing the defeated German-Bul-
garian army The allies advances
northward continued, counter-attacks
being repulsed.
Attempt to Cross River.
BUCHAREST, Nov. 24.-Attempt
by Teutonic forces to cross the
Danube and invade Rumania through
Zimnicea Cor SImnitza) was an
nounced in today's official statement.
1t merely announced the attempt to
disem bark the troops
Pressure of superior forces re-
quired withdrawal in the Oltenie val
ley to the left bank Of the Oltetz,
the statement ssiu.
"In Dobrudja," the statement con.
tinued. I'VE occupied Delgenic, Pa
laris, Ester, Paluzulnie and Taraul.'
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
The Only Solution.

(Cortinued on page p
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Continued on page So
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CONTINUED on page 81
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lcontinueA on Dass a
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24
THE WEATHER

Fair. Warmer Saturday. Local
temp p. M. 3S; Z a. m. q.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-24

i Tbe Telegraph service Of The
naily Gate City and Constitu-
t;on-Democrat is received over
our own leased wire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-03

Last VIII and Testament Of otto
Berger. Deceased
To Martha Bcrgor cN'cutrIN, LOUIS
berger. Elsie B"rg'r, walter Rotg'
ana 60 an who it may concern
Yuu are hereby notified that the
alleged last viii and testament ut ottn
BERGER. deceased, lat" ~ 'hc county
OF Rernalillo ana state of \ow MoN-
iru. was produced and read IN ~"
Probate court Of IA" Duunry Of Nctui-
lHlo. state of Sew Mexico, on the lNh
day ot April. 1916. and the day Of IT,,
proving ui said alleged last viii and
testament WAS ihercupou fixed i"l
Tuesday. the 23rd day Of May, a H.
1916. At 10 o'clock In the forenoon ~
said dty.
Given under my hand and the solI
of this court. this 18Th day of Ap~il
\. d. 1915.
,Soalb \ e.. WALKER.
County Clerk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-03
FOR RENT-Houses.

eIIa T. hnrl.f t.a WIfg Grtt.ftH
- ,,,,.
''' IT'D '''
a. trustee ih'iI ti'dlh d'od t".'
90 secure the payment Of q certain
p.oWi.sory note Tor the sum of So 600
payable 80 NJ T. M%ur,arty on or he
fore five years from the dat" thereof.
and Joe aud hl said deed of must CON
yeyed tu sud willard : Stricklcr 1s
trustee th, following real ostai, stu
ate .u the ,uuui ot Eornulilo, y. NJ ,
tu.V.I lots numbered oieyon and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
S\iI INDIn I\I,tIIo\.
Waiter w,.rmor rIonur

IS.
-. u. Su.r"lls. Defendant.
Whereas by virtue OF am execution
ssucd ON, OF the District Court OF the
second Judicial District of the STATE
81 \tv VI Ni,u uu q Judgment rem
dcrcd IN said ruur, on the Hth day
OF December. lHl5 in favor of walter
Wo.umau and against h. q. Sorrclls
No. - ON docket of SAIL court, the
action being a suit upon q pipWissorN
note. and the SAID judgment being
for the sum OF Du" Thousand SiN
Hundred \iu'tN-iuur and up-luU
tl.Gg4 Udt Dollars AID interest
thor' ON from bctoh'r >th 1915 until
paid and fur cost of SUIT making a
total du. with interest to date uf sal"
~ one Thousand seven Hundred
SixtS one ana Tr.luu 81 TGlsEI
Dollars. ami costs dIi ou tho end
day ~ NAV. 1870 tt % o.clu,k % On.
lew upon the following described
tracts and parcel. OFF land situated in
me Count. uf E~piusllIu stat, OF N"N
Mexico ana belongings Goo the said -.
o. Soricils. go Wf
Lots numbered Ton t,uI. Eicto1
CtIp. aud Twelve D-p Iu block NUM-
hor.d FiitH-tWu ,lp nf the Original
ToWnsite Of Albuquerque. Sew MoN-
leo as designated ON 90 plot u' said
town-it" made FOR tine Sew Mckee
Town company and filed iN the oiiir,
| 81 IA" PROBATE CLERK ami EN-phi,i|
Recorder Of B,ruaiIllo county N'w
: Mexico ou the goth day Of December
| iNN3
Nuticc Is h,r"b, given that on the
I H4t.t 4... -.H NJ. Ht1g ~ tive htFfF All
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Chicago. MAJ D Hus- Receipts.
$4,000. market siuW, ,y under yostcr-
DAYS average Bulk 80 tod = No.
'rn' 50 aNHa 500. h'ay, 8" Iun HN5.
rIgs. 5. go 10 ,u
ci,tI, Receipts. - nuU. market
Arm Naii,, beef -j,ors. g. I'd u Co., 90
Western STEERS. 3. 500 \ 90. stuDk"ts
s.puI>Gt. COWS. tis5dr-u calves
e. asuPS
sheep Receipts $4,000 marker
.t,ldy. W'ih'ts So '"n' lambs
N...ull $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-03

Kansas Clty. No, MAJ Q Hogs
Receipts. - 600, market lower Hulk
50 1UIP7t. heavy. fHGa W'Nu, hFht
So o. 1865. piss So n'lo.
Catllc Receipts. 5inu. market
strong prm" fed steers. f'3'H
.G5. western steer t>n"H" 20.
storkcrs. S7.oudN =. calves, 81 'NH
10 20.
sheep Receipts. 1000. marker
rtroug Lambs. SllnUnll -; YEAR
lugs. 81 o 10 90. woth"rs 8 80"
$50.
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PROPERTY SWORD IS
USED IN ~CONFERR1NG
ON ACTOR


London May 3 g. % e. M KING
George used Cd sword procured FROM
the prupctti's Of ia" Drurr
Lame thcnt"r 100 comforting tuiEhth"",i
upon = r. Hcnsuu the Sh1.Dspoarcnn
act1r-mauaTcr. Iu that his',rI, play
huus" last nlRht
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-03

Denver. MAY Cattle Receipts.
zoo market steady Reef steers. s. 90
mpo0. COWS and hrifcr-. So oodT7ii
sturkcrs aud feeders. So iOmN 40.
calves. SO 40 ~ 90.
Hogs Receipts 900. market
lower Top 60 so. bulk g. aonsaf.
sheen Receipts 500 market
eiond,. Lambs. i1o nll o0. ewes
g. uuHNtU.
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NOTICE ron rtnilCNTION.

Department OF the Interior. United
states Land Office at santa re.
New Mexico. March ~. 1916.
Notice Is hereby gwen tina, Adolfp
SANCHEZ ~ cuneru. y, NJ, who, On
February T. ;soY, made homestead
entry Nc. ON670. for MEX SW >, q.
NWh SEt. SWi. NEl. and lot o..
Section %. township az ans sW
y. VI T. meridian, has filed notice Of
Intention 10 make nvc-year proof, to
establish claim To the land above de-
scrihcd. before Chas. Ncustadt Unit
ed states commissioner, at san R1-
fact y. VI, on May 9. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Julio SANCHEZ. ut Cunoru. y. VI ,
i.uherto Gnllegos. Of Cub.ro. y. VI 4,
Pic S%arraciuo, OF Nallcjos, y NJ /;
rrocopio Bnca, of Nallojos, Y. N
FRANCISCO DELGApO
Register.
Evening Herald Albuquerque, y. NJ.
,F. l., 800, l. T., 5-a,J
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~ Joseph Nc, NAV . log Re-
ccipts. u0O, market lower. Top
q, 20: hulk. s9.5nW FG'.
Cattle Receipts. / 1U: market
hIrhor steers. S1toHaTJ, COW
md hoifcrs. 8, ioTs25 calves $500
ug2-.
sheen Receipts. 600 market
slow. Lambs. 81 O06llIo.
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quiet. m,ddlug lpland- 81. &c., We
sales.
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Kansas CItN Mo N,1 Q Nuit"t
,rp. and poultry. unchanged
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FOR RENT

FOR REST SO acres ct choice land
for beans owner viii mrui.h seed
II desired can at Herald Once.
FDE REST Dot 1900 ul 49, u.r'H
west corner south hr"tuWI} yri
coal at'nu, with Nti.k store hyIldNrg
Address Fred l%lpIti,itl. $50 ltt
Coal avenue
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

states or iu ior,HU ,..Itr.c- and
htt, one cor mon, .7I,,s out off this
state" and may hu.. purchase muri-
g. %. aud couyc, .... tud personal
uup.r'. out 81 th. ..t'..
unto S,' our hand. tuI uaI. tt A.
usucriuc. Sew M,A..u this t,th d,y
.i April \ n. 1910
THOS T. HARLAN DSoab
SELL. T.. rIEIr tSrup
WM MII,DN tS,up
stat, OF Ncv Mo> OBJ
Count. OF H,rua..
o. this 18th d. ct tpri.. 1916 Doe
fui. mr personally appeared Thum IS
T.. Harluu NcIi y. Field aud NIlltm
w,lcoN to me auovu Goo uo the per
sons described 20 and who executed
the |f.rcgoir- Instrument 4u4 a.-
-kspVI'dEod 'rIr they ,N,UH',I th,
Same, 1- th'Ii .r ncf ruI decd
Ms commission ,vp.r'- Ann a.
1919 DlI'S a HNIDltE\
tS'a) \"''r. ="
81 X STAMP loc'
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