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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-28
The True Vermonter.

\ misleading manifesto fatherod by |
the Allen NJ Fletcher Senatorial Club,
Mortified, Vermont. appears on an
ether page of this issue OF the Mes
senge:
1t is words, words, with n delight
full itermingling of names of emf
nent men Of Vermont, respected, loved,
and admired by us all.
On the whole 1t is strange effusion
that loses force and point by its
weight.
The late Artemus Ward In descrb
ing his show said; 'My show at pres
ent consists OF three moral Bares,
Kangaroo Ca amooZin little Raskal-
twould make you larf yerself to deth
to see the little cuss jump up and
squeaD wax nggers of G. Washington
Gen. Taylor, John Bunyan, Capt. Kidd
and Or. Webster and wax statoots of
celebrated piruts, etc" As "A docu-
ment the same description may be ap.
piled to this Senatorial Club NANTES.
to, 1T is a amoogin little Raskal"
And all this mction and nutter is
over the belief expressed by Il. c.
Smith in his talk before the Greater
Vermont Association at Montpelier,
that Vermont should be governed by
Vermonters and mean true Vermont
ere d"
Now is there anything the matter
with that?
Just read this club document and
note its mlsquotation and vagaries.
In one column such of Mr. Smiths
speech rs appeared. is correctly re-
produced but IN the next column the
Rutland Herald is "cut in" to the
scenario with this:
ITO say that Vermont Offices should
be conserved for native Vermonters
alone would have prevented Horace
| L. Graham from being state auditor
and would prevent him IRON being
elected governor which now seems to
be the purpose OF the voters of Yer.
| mont.
at would have barred Frank r.
Howe. most valuable legislator and
lieutenant governor"
The Messenger can say that no
trucr VormCnters ever lived than llor
ace Graham. Frank L. Howe. Justice
Rowell, John Titcomb and many OF the
others whose names follow In the
same column under native son" O
term invented for The occasion by The
Herald" and msIleadhsiy applied by
the "AmooEln Little Raskal"
True Vermonters and native Yer
monters. Even IL native born, thu in
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-28
EAST ARLINGTON

II. n. Buck was in Manchester Tues
day
A. T.. Buck, Miss Julia Buck and
Miss Mary w. Hard motorcd to Ben
nington Thursday.
After this week the East Arlington
post Office will close nights, thirty
minutes after the arrival of the last
mail
Mr.. and Mrs. Monture Andrew OF
Pittslield, Mass. have been spending
a few days in town with their uncle,
r. II. Andrew.
L. f. Arnold, foreman Of the finish
ing department at Hale Co.. factory,
left last week for Cleveland, ONO.
to spend his vacation with his family.
Clifford Miller and Harold Cheney
OF New Haven, Conn, who have been
spending a few days in town with
Maurice Buck, left Tuesday for Lake
George.
Mrs. Samuel r. Came who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs John Nor
ton for the past three weeks, has re-
turned to her home in Warren, Massa
chusettG.
First meeting for Red Cross work
was held on July 26th There were s
present. Many bandages were wound
several "T' and abdominal bandaf
were made and some took work home
to finish. Among those present were
Mrs. Gilchrist. Miss Graves Of Sunder-
land and Miss Hartman OF New Haven
Mrs. Jackson OF New York and Misses
Williams. Mattison and Miss Nichols
The next meeting will be at Mr.. Bur
detts home ON Wednesday, August
2nd.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-28


and The Courts
In his attempt to "humanize" the courts, or
rather to bring the poor tigant and his final de-
csion closer together, Governor Fletcher incurred
the desperate antagoniSm OF certain sections Of the
state bar anu the press which they could influence
Perhaps never in the history of Vermont was
governor of this commonwealth bitterly, SO
venomousy and so causlessly attacked and abused
as was Governor Fletcher at the close of his term
in 1915,
Yet he had contended for the very things and
the very conditions which Judge Wendell r. Stat
ford, one Of Vermont's natural noblemen, SO clio.
quently urged upon his hearers at the Greater
Vermont meeting in Montpelier. July 12th, 1916
A Classic From the Bench
Judge Stafford said:
ia our courts we want the simplest form OF pro-
eedure consistent with the preservation Of legal rights the
speedest trials that fairness can permit, the pr0mptcst
decisions, provided only and always that lhey be well
weighed.
We hope to pu; an end to frivolous appeals and to
the granting OF new trials where the result right be-
fore. We to make II possible for the poorest sutton
10 have bis cause tried by competent counsel. If the
must provide in such public prosecutor; and
mean to make il impossible for the richest Itgan 10
lire his adversary Out aud lob him by delay
Does Governor FIetcher'S Public Conduct
in Relation TO the Court Square With Judge
Stafford's Eloquent Appeal for a Human.
lied Court?
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-28

lamer Down"
This is bosh, nonsense, and alto
gether too ridiculously silly to be con
sidered one minute.
The esteemed Artemus in writing to
his editor about his highly moral show
said
Cit up q tremenjus excitement in
yr. paper 'bowt my onparaleld Show.
We must fetch the public sumhow.
We must wurk on their feelins."
Arguments based on misrepresen-
tatons are the last hope of lost
cause. 1T is wounded bird that flut-
tiers. st. Adams Messenger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-28

After using Lydia E. pinkham s Veg
ctable Compound and Blood Purifier !
became well and strong and was saved
from the operation. We are now tho
parents of big baby girl and ! praise
your remedies to others and give you
permission to publish my letter. Mrs.
JOSEPH GuILBAUtT, JR., Bridge Street,
Miiler's Falls, Mass. @
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is famous for restoring women to
normal health and strength. When this
isdone wives no longer despair of having
children, @ " r..
A woman should be reluctant
to submit to q surgical operation
until She has given Lydia E.Pink-
bans Vegetable Compound o
fair trial. 1fyou have a case that
needs special advice, write tho
Lydia Il. Pinkham Medicine GO.
lconfidentiaD, Lynn, Mass. 1t is
free and always helpful.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-28
HiIa SnrrnM.

The Merry one--Checr up, old man!
Why don't you drown your sorrow2
The sad One-l}ccauSc she's stronger
than | am; and besides, II would be
Misunderstanding Show.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-28

Wpuiu nave W now
an operation. ! had
a soreness in both
sides and q pulling
8 en- $ a tion in my
right side. | could
not do much work
the pain was 30 bad;
l was also troubled
withirregnlaritya
9th err weakHesSes.
My blood was poor.
We had been mar
ried four years and
had M children.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-28

IIe-lsn't that General y. and his
daughter over there? She-Yes. They
say that she has been through more en-
gagements than her old father Boston
Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-28

ADO you think this cane would make
an appropriate gift for ChnrlleY"
ayes. The head Is solid ivory.
Florida Times. Union.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-28

Conicntment Is always perched on
the round Of the ladder just above you
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-28
HER HOME No
I LONGER CHILDlEss
Operationnot Necessary after
Taking the Great Medicine
for Women.

Miller's Falls, Mass. doctors said
had displacement very badly and |
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31
Wnntnier 35.

&riesspartei pel6e ben srObten 2drm
ma9t, Die Sberbano setptnnen foGfieS
Das Sen fdsint gu iuden, uber bte
Sirten - Der ptrante Wann um 8oss
porus," osfen @terbeIaser f4On bie
QlntpGrter auf bic GrbTdoft umbrdust
botten - baben It9 als CUTE Orefder
ertpieIen. Die Sunbe bellen, aber bic
9arapune siebt ipsiter!r 90 Iuutet
Elm tiirtifdes Spriidport. Die bds
BEN Die Sun6e bod sebeIIt! 9lber bic
&drapane lit peiter geSogen. In ben
9ar6anellen, am &autaTus. in PerE
fen unb MsIopotamien. Sollte ben
RumGnen bas Sen tpirtlitb iuden, 70
iperben aud Die Sirtsn nit ben aHs
oeren @erbiinbstsn aur St,lle fein-
llnb penn bic tiirtiI9en Sronten TIM
naben Orient psrtiirat iperoen miiBteu,
Inn StreittrGfte fir sinen rumdnif9en
5elb3ug frsi au befommen.
Die Siirfen bdben iid in biefem
arie9e als sine militGrif9e Wla9t bon
ni6t su untsri6Gb.nber 8eoeutuus
.rtpisfen. gu9 in Der dbs.ldufeneH
Do9e bobsn iie in periien fotpObl.
tpie i'm aautafus sgen bic NuHeu
sroBe grfplse errunsen. Sn periien.
i'm 0iltritt bon Suba, bdben fie bic
RuFsn pierats &ilOmeter auriidselpors
fen uno iiber Die 9renoe se6rGngt-
On Der fautuiiIden SrOnt selans q
ben Siirten, ibre 9egner 5uriid5uDers
fen unb fpi9tige S6benitsllunsen an
nerf9iebenen 9untten gu erobern.
9ln Der itdlieniI9en 5ront tpurber
bic RGmpfe furtgefebt unb bem 8ors
brtnsen Der Staliener In Der EtdtIng
na6 Srieit tpurbe oefinitipe Sult ses
boten. 9Ora ipurbe tpGbrenO Der 9dns
sen Wo9e. bissmal bon Den Seiterrets
6ern, befttg bef6oFen. 8ieI tauH
Oemnud bon Dem biibideu Stdbtdeu
ni6t mebr iibrig fein.
Der beutfhe Qbmiralitdb sab fiira4
lid cine Wlitteiluns betunnt, ipona9
Ole @erluite Der britiIden uno frats
s0TT6en sSGotten on 2inienfdiffen unb
9rsussrn BIB 1. quguft 72 Sdiffe NIT
elmer @efumtsDuier erOerbrdngung BON
496,050 Sonnen betrueen. Die beut-
I6en @srluite in oenielbsn 9lufen unb
in oerfelben periObe betrusen %
&risssT9iffs nit 162,667 SonneH
DaFerberbrdnsuns. gs ipurO. be-
tont, bdB Die 2iite Der britifden unh
frans6fifben arisgsidiffe nur Die BE.
itimmt befdHnten @erluife einf6lieBt-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

ten barauf uufmertfam sema9t pors
oen feien. oub bic Sabrt etne eefdbr'
li4e fein piirbe.
Senrb Sprb nertGast.
Senrp Sorb, bem sIeidsrmober
bur6 feline Qutomobile ipie bur9 Tsint
SGtteteit i'm SntereFs bes @eItfris.
bens betannten tisMilIionGr, ipur.
be neultd in Nep gort Elm ri9terIi9er
@orIabunssbefebl in einem proSeFt
iiberreidt, bur9 ipslden Die 8itagrapt
60. Of glmerica cine SdabensrIab,
tluge auf cine WiGlion Dollars ange.
ftrenst bat.
Die &ldserin bssriinoet ibre sypr.
beruns bamit, baB Senrp Soro burf;
3eitun9 sun5eiaen i'm eanaen 2anb. be-
banptet babe, Der Battle Grp Of
peaee," Der fir rprepars6neB" eintritt,
fei bon ben Observation-Disclosures In
iptriert unb bon bersn &apitaI finons
siert iporbsn. 9ie @itagrapb So. err
tldrt nun, bob bic in ben erfpGbnten
InSeisen entbaItensn 8ebduptung.n
bes germ Soro Oem bon Der tlGse.
rtfden Strma beruusgsbra6ten Dans
beIbilbers9rama In aablrsi9sn Stdos
ten. in oen.n es pOrsefiibrt purbs, T.br
gef9obet babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31
&eike &aibe &leis
Oerr6fe.

gii&ts fam bhbidsr oOer msbr pai'
isnb iein fiir eineu Gusfus als elm fs'
t&sr, ftilildsr 9leioerrod, uno seraoe
bier 1T bic por3hsli6e erwiiniAte @sle'
9tnbsit. ansefsrtist in al ben neusn
Dfaterialien, nsueiten Stilen unb elmer
pollen auslsie uou @rDBeu.
Srhbsrs 81 uno 81 25 9lsiberr6ds,
79 Gents.
Srhbsre $1.75 9lsioerr6de. $1.19.
/ Srhbere $3.50 3leioerr6de, $1.79.
Sriibere $500 9leioerrUde. $2.39.
Sriibsre $4.00 9lsiberr6de, $2.95.
Sriibere $500 3lstberr0de, $3.98.
SrHbsrs $3.50 3lsibsrr0de, $3.50.
3weitsr StOd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31
N1tsra110.
GeHe &f,one an Der srie&t'
i6en 0reaje.
Ste 8ulsaren balten bic antterteu
TIM Sfad)-9fumaniens Saltuus
tpieber etnmal In Srase-@rpRe
0erlnfte Der Mniierten an allen
ssrpHten, aber iuenis Grfpls.
9ie riegslage.

Denn man ii5 ben umfans uno oi,
8ebeutuns Der Rieientdmpfe, tpel9e
sur 3eit duf ben europdif9en Suupts
triegsI9aupldben toben, bersegentpdrs
tist, inirb man ni9t unssoulbis pers
ben. @snn man ii9 iiber bic Gntpids
lung Der mtlitdrii4en Situation, ipie
Fe bur9 bic 9emeiniamsn groBen
Sffeniipsn on Der ipeitlt9en, fiibOfIts
den uno Der iiibIid.n SrOnt seiduffen
ipOrbsn If. tIur 1T, pirb man ii4
uu9 ntdt .inem 9efiibI Der @nttdus
fdung. oab BON ben @erbiinbeten r5u
lpsnis seiiest" peroe, bingeben,
9ln allen Sronten bsfinben ii9 bic
4rmeen Der WittelmG9te in Der Des
feniipe. sic iissen, tpenn iie in Der
@srteibigunssfeIluns bic abii6ten bes
ansriffs Our9treusen. Sic bobsn s.s
iiest. neil beute f4on uIs feititsbeno
ansenommen perben tann, baB pes
Der Die Sranaoien unb GnelGnber I'M
8eifen, nod Die RuFen i'm Siiboiten,
nod bic Stuliener i'm Siioen Die Der
esmeinfamen SffenfiDe seitedten 3ieIe
erreiden perben.
Die britiI9sfrans0iif9s @orpdrtss
beipesuns nOrolid uno fiibli4 Der
Somme foate bic @orbereituns fir bic
@ertreibuns Der 9sutf9en aus Rorbs
franfreih unb 8elgien bilben. Sas
bon ben 9eutfden in ROrbfrantreid
otfupierte @ebist umfaBt 81, 900 Suas
orattilomster, bas belgif4e 10000.
Der geIumte rdumlide @rfoIg, pel4en
ben 8ritsn uno SranSOien i'm bisberts
gen 8erlauf Der SffeniiUe errungen bds
ben, iteGlt iid uuf $50 Suaordttilomes
ter. Su lam iia ia ieber ielbit auss
re9nen, pie lunge 3eit es nebmen
niirbe, bic SeutI6en, Bel bem elei4en
Sempp, aus Horofrantrei9 unb Bel
gien gu pertreiben. Wenn man bic in
2onbon perDffentli6ten SffiSierspers
luItliiten Der 8ere9nung Der 9eTdmts
berluite an Wanni9aften Susrunoe
leat, erbGlt man als ReIultat minoes
items 100000 Mann auf Der britiI9en
Seite; bic fran5DIiIhe 8erluit5iffer
pirb ouf 100000 Mann seIddBt.
Sine Serobminoerung Der 8erluite i'm
lpeiteren @erlauf Der r8ertreibung Der
0eutI9en aus Hprbfrontrei9 uno Bel
glen" oiirfte nid1t eintreten, oas beibt
Der Iebts @nglGnoer uno Der leBte
ssransoIe piiroen bic beutI4e SrenSe
erreiden uno bort - perbdftet peroen.
Die beftiSen 4Gmpfe an Der Dit
front bouern INNER nod .tpeiter uno
immer nod Ieben Die Rufen On pers
f6ieoenen puntten ibre 4ngriffe nit
elmer ungekuren 9erfdpenoun9 bon
WenT6enmuterial uno Wlunition fort.
Die @erIuIs Der Ruien bel oieien
3Gmpfen limb gang rieIig uno tOnnen
TelbIt BEL bem Rei9tum an Wienfhens
material iiber oas Der Gar perfiist,
nidt Ianse fortgeieBt ipsrben. Der
arieestorreTponoent Der naOlnii4en
3eitIns" beri6tet, baB in ben adms
| pfen in Der RGbe bon Sorobentd tn
Oftaaliai.n bonn IA. biz II. Gueuit
bic Rufsn all.in an Soften 5000 Waun
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31

giur sinise @infaufstase Dor bem
Grbsiter Sage uno Ste whnihsn
iiherlih nette A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31
9ier fno Oie srOkten
Saiaen &ertbe tn
gan3 Scranton

unb cine pollltduoise 9inie 3ur sIus'
tpabl. Gllt bic nsusn 9srbit Stile unb
UisIs Sommer Wfobslls, auf wslhen bic
Rreiie reoujirt iiuo.
gtsue SttIe uub Saattirun9en In
elmer munberbar sroBeu ausitelluns.
Glls @r6Bsu bic SO BhitsmaB, $3.50
bic $1,000.
9uuoerte BON Sommsr Eaillen linb
auf unisrsn Eii9su, rsou,trt uno fsrtig
jur ihnsllen auslsie. @tpa etnbalb
Oss ssw6bnlihen Rrsiiss - 79 Gents,
95 Gents, $1.25. $1.95.
3wsitsr StOd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31
Gnfo1t0.
Slottenbaits tn Golf hon Son=
Teea seplant.

penrH SDrb perfiast- MakHabmen
sesen ainberlabmuns In Gbicasu.
MBr6er nadj a. Sabrcn berbaf-
tet = Np6mals bic PearD-Guuf-
Suutrpperie-Reue Slnsmaid,iue
betpabrt iih.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-31
sie TuOeil iett SOr'
tbetle inter ben
@ai6tDa0reit.

30 @.uts @aid, Ssioe. alle Sorten
Don uettsu Strstfsn, SO 3ou brett, 25
Gents.
25 Gsnts Uiabras. SO 1901 brett.
feline Strsifsn auf lsi&tsm Sruno, 10
&ents.
70 Gents farbise 9tsibsr 9iusus, 40
,3oI brett, alls quite S9uttiruuseu, 30
Gents.
80 @euts BsnsaIins. 36 3ol1 brett,
quite Nusfsfuns uOn siniahsn Sarbsn,
80 Gents.
Saupt Slur.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11
TWO MOTOR CARS ALMOST
DEMOLISHED IN SMASH

= automobiles, ona halnnsinw "a n
tsffhefg ef ne N,tmssa ciathio-
.aas' seA che other ths property - -.
ls's'''e a sahflsts' safupaat - 81.
AAl.1las wete aiHesl demolished a. H..
s'al9 '' a hasaoa collision Al ~
isfseaiioo % rsssl, faaus saa ft.s
'ha sAfs sas lbHuet
H - afteNet hr attassass 10 -.
'tahi thst lbt ftsartns So
ftsftksft faF tFoks tasg = ~
Haa saii 'a Hska ihs tasH. s,.....e ~.
isfaf 'a less aHWai e tbs ~, 49,
tHH eiheF HAsHiAa, bsiha aassis \, IT,.
A l'# ie ssaEi o. eGa =.
MA ne hsfatsfe aal $3.50.
a's saf 'hHsIas iha asat, Il ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11
LURE or MOVIES DID NOT
CAUSE IDA TO Run AWAY

f,5mssta dlssspslon and nat tha lure %
,hs movies eausel ltteaF gld lta May
H85ssW a FaH asat tFaIa her haHss AZ
5e Nesta This,y.thini atraet last Sat
arday snsfusan
N Ala rfloHe sbt Aina tlhHf
bnsaa at tba luysuta ea4rt atatt m.
GATED tba dtla Eifl Iaas.iaY tfiefnHel
II lhs bnuia 80 ifIaaa n tsr faiHtr e
Is TsnufHtb aai Ffaakln. ehag shf
has taau aqaf elbaa EsiaftAt ba m
na# st the tetaHflan haGg AwalliHs sait.
featlan NJ tha tinalt1a hstessn haf
natfrf srt fathHE
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11
PARRISH PREPARES F0R
COMING OF THE STUDENTS

81 rsnsh sac lafHaI tas sl isHt
~ ~ mt EHHffsHf 4 tehta8ha a
aehalf nt tha tausH nHhHEHs go FsH
lmahs WaF we ta flasein w
zHfFia sfENEa eHHsfs WsM NaaHesilar
ttsHr. aitsF ff.a.s af tta H64sIsaH
tat eHa fsH s.inf#s if fht Hsslsi
NrR ta8 sH pa tsiHs ths tetsets ia
aata W faHt tfH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11

WARRANTY DEEnF
Thomas = Chaplin, u al TO Emma L.
Hssin.. Burdstts street lie feet west q
sherman avenue, north side, b0nlib. ,,,,, ~
George W Hacker 10 Eta o'Nell, Thirty
second street ~ feet south Of ~ strest.
west side GRIN ....,. ..rts,.,.t ,..,',-..,.
Walter l. selbY aud wife 10 George W
Haehlsr. Thirty second street, 10 feet south
o. ~ street. weat side, tAHtMt t...st.,t#
James p prenderKnat ana wife 70 Harry W.
Harrington. Hurt street tipb7 feet west of
Twenty fifh avenue, MANlabs F..,.ts,s.. t.s
James Prendergnst and wife % Harry v
Harrington Bun street 49, IS feet west Of
Twenty flfth avenue. a.HHiah, ,ssts.s..stt,f.
william g Norris 70 Thomah y. Pennington.
Twenty fourth street, 20s feet south o.
Read street east side i0Ni2hs tfs,,s.t.t.,st
Emma G. Johnston and husband n Ellen Mis-
keil. Thirty ninth street NJ feet south on
o. street, west side, i0Vis ttts,..tsf.tf p
Leah Kendig and husband 20 Rosa brede,
Twenty iirnt street, ~ feet north o. DAv
enpnn street. east side, AaxM tsttsfttttI.s
Mary nan1a 70 Ham fhlelln0 Titus avenue,
14 feet vest Of THIRTEEN street. south
side. t20Him ,ss4.u...t t,stLtst..,1.-fttt q
Aline / cummlns 70 james l. Love, Twen-
tYninth street ~ feet north oi Douglas
east side anri ..ssstatfFftssssssstftt
Mrs iaatle Scott 10 ironaeus HhuleF u 81
alley hstween Case and Chicago streets ~
feet vest OF ForirthIrd street, south
MAJ Giliesssn to Howard II. nAldrss,
Twenty sixth strest $50 feet north N 20
street sast sids. soIlso ,,......,',,
naidrise TwsntY.HSth street 40 feet
nnfth N "0H street east slide ahBiS0 y, 4
H0sa Hreds and husband 10 Harry Volt
Elnstssnth street. 81 fssf south u Ohio
east side 1ihFi07 1854, nome, ..,t..E
Hsttis Robinson and husband q a. e
Louis NJ Adolf wolh twenty fourth
street. N feet south of Hsward street. sast
side, hKls .t*.g. ,...'s Z. .,..... !
n Ward 10 John q, Wtchman. Hurdetta
street 216 feet west ~ Thirty-fourth
street south side tTriia..ftt4t.,..t,t,t, !
Jacob Kandia and wife 70 Coeeiia g, nnoh
tel Davenport atreet, ~ feet east Of
Twenty first street. north side, eAHiaa. teHs
eept strip tnxEt ..a.s,,ts.a4ft4ssst ..st,s a
Leah Ksnda and husband 10 Balls Kooper
twenty first street, "A fact north ~ pay
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS

INVESTMENTS
N.SNi54 II. on FaFnam near 18th st.,
with valuable Improvements. Price.
S2l 600
b0Nl34 feet adjoining the above, IN
come $500 Price. $4,000
40 foot front with substantial brick
improvements on Harvey 81, near I'D.
Price. $500
PAYS w PER CENT NET
Double brick terrace Ia the West Far
nam district oak finish downstairs.
white enamel with mahogany doors
upstairs oak floors throughout. tiled
bath rooms; cemented porch floors, eX-
ira good tenants income. 81, 300 Price.
1890, The repair man would 50 broke
n all houses were built like this one.
j. n. DtfM0NT s. CO.,
4is-R Reellne Bldg. Phone Douglas $50.
100 FEET
WALKING DISTANCE
owner says SELL i2o feet on
Dewey az 96th ST.. across from WIN
onh Apt house, Tho price will ba
more than right IL you want u buy
Go out and look Il over then see US
g. PAYNE & SLATER co,
6i6 Omaha Natl Blk Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11
Payne & Slater Co,
/ Omaha Aatl ais uds Phone u m'a


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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11


"a and 5-room apartments within
walking distance TO business center,
HtTictly modern and up-to-date In every
respect NJ very reasonable rents, Sec
us for particulars
Choice West Farnam apartment, con-
sisting Of five rooms and maids quar-
ters and having two private baths-sio,
WE HAVE OTHkAS. SEE OUR
COMPLETE LIST BEFORE RENT
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11

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A CHANCE 10 live In sunny California
and enjoy a liberal income from semi
business property Am returning cast,
hnd otthr for aAie A nearly now. strictly
modern. solid concrete, Handsomely FUR
nishrd apartment house, II has proven
ducffa n southern California. It's a
pery unusual offering everything com.
plrte. and fully rented, The price. ins
riuding an furnishings W fHa0Nl Mtli
accept tA@D a. first payment and ihe
Might take al improved fafWs t rightly
priced uNnrT q A. AtatFutL River
aide fsaf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11


EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD HOME.
IS 2322 ~ SD ST., fine east front,
strictly mod house. OAK finish and
floors duWnstRirs reception hall liNe
iug room and dining room finished 10
solected oak with oak fianrs nice
Ntuhen pantry refrigerator room, etc ,
full basement with laundry soft wafer
IN laundry ana Kitchen, -four nicc beds
foomA ana hath ON SECOND floor. birch
finish ana maple floors laEse attic. let
us show you
il. " SHQItEr CpMFANY.
aia1d city Nat Bank Hids Doug =.
t.R00M plusAluN. braui nsW, al mod
era. oak floors throughout nak flnlAh
Ia living ana dining rooms large, hMht
white enamel bedrooms good location,
rcatfietsi addition a bAfzain A. saen
Nass terms
BENSON a CARMlCHAEL.
tE Paxton WtH hnVg lia
MNI tk SOLD
TWa Isufm cottages at 1857 O. htb
f Rented lHf 81 pee naufb rfiFa
t.wH UIf SAINT uffsE
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11
FOR RENT SUBURBAN

3 ACRES south or Country club, or
house and barn; fine for poultry, u, ID
Woad $40 y. 18th ST. Wead Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11
Dundee Bungalow
Easy Terms

eaod sized FoomH all on one fooH
mndtru ip cyerY particular nice haths
room. special hliltsin features IN living
room ana kitchen. large sun porch, finu
fut cement basement nice eaat 'front.' on
paved street with an paVtng and All
specials paid iu fun This g. mighty
atyHah little place Anyoue wanting Ne
8Hn 4 home posliiyely can't beat this
opraftaHltY rriue aniN 81 8n cash t@0
balance monthly
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11
HORSES.LNESI oCK.vEHICLeS


ONE gentle family driving horse. city
broke. SIS. r, G Bliss Call South 80
HAY, $3.50 ton A W Wagner. SOl n. IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-11
FARM AND RANCE 4ANDS
ArknM.as I.nnA !.
California; Lands.

SURPRISING opportunities Tor farmers
stock ruisers and fruit growers. Horati,
Land Co, ioratia. ARK