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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-06-01

ready to attend the County Sun
day School Convention, to be held
this week. on wednesday and
Thursday, which promises to be
the best yet.
C. ]. Miller, wife and children,
and ]. H. Kniesley and wife drove
in the formers auto to Lewisburg
yesterday to spend the day with
Harry Letters family.
j. T. Moore and wife extended
hospitality yesterday to Rev. L.
E. Carr, wife and child, William
Hahn, wife and daughter Bess,
and +. Kocher and wife, and en-
joyed an excellent dinner togeth-
er.
About one year ago the writer
agitated the construction of a &C.
ment sidewalk from our village to
our cemetery and had hoped that
by this time the construction
would be a reality, but 1T is not
in being yet, and while it has
failed it is hoped that anything
as needfdl as this will not be de
layed much longer and tnat tn
powers that be will not delay thj
construction of this needful i'm
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-06-01

climb the pole and had no sooner
thrown an arm and leg around
the wires when it was seen by
those below that he had come in
contact with a live wire and had
been electrocuted. His body
hung there for three or four min
utes and then fell to the ground,
life being extinct although he
roic efforts were made to bring
back the spark of life. One leg
and arm were badly burned and
death was instantaneous. Be-
fore proceeding with the repairs
the current at the power house
had been turned off and how the
wires became charged is a mys-
terry, the only solution being that
they must have become crossed
with some other line, thus form
ing a short circuit. Mr.. Unge-
RIGHT was a trusted employee, a
faithful worker and had been
with this company for over nine
teen years. He leaves his wife,
four children, four brothers and
a sister. He was 46 years old.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday afternoon and burial made
in Greenville cemetery.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q CASTORIA
Gettysburg.

William Hahn, wife and daugh-
ter Bess. Of Dayton, are here to
spend Decoration Day with us
tomorrow. This day is used by
a great many non-residents as a
homecoming occasion. 1t is a
gala day and improved as a time
to honor the memory of both the
living and dead soldiers who did
service for the co1ntry.
1t seems our village is being
surfeited with exhibitions and
shows. Within a weeks time we
scarcely became unhitched frCm
one until we came up against an
other. Tomorrow we have dec.
Grafton services. which usually
takes on the character of a page
ant; in the evening of the day al
entertainment will be given il
our school auditorium. and tn,
next day a performance Of train
ed animals will be given under |
tent.
Many Of our peo.,le are gstLiA,
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-06-01

Lock, and Mrs. Catheryne Comp
ton, 10, Ansonia, daughter of
VIM. Midlam.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
NEW CASES.
2O857-Joseph Mann versus
Sarah Mann; for divorce, wilful
absence charged.
2O858-Mare aret A. Slower, ex-
ecutrix of estate of Milton E.
Slower, versus Margaret A. Sto-
yer and others; for construction
of will.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
PROBATE COURT.

lOOlDh u WV II IL
Fourth and final account filed
in estate of Jackson.
Nancy A. Fox was committed
to the Dayton State Hospital.
First and final account filed in
estate of John Rine.
First and final account filed in
guardianship of Letha Rynear-
son.
Inventory and appraisement
filed in estate of Louis L. Bales.
Order Of private sale of real
estate returned in estate of Ma
linda Sebring.
Sale of real estate confirmed
and deed ordered made to pur-
chaser in estate of Thomas j.
Robson.
Inventory and appraisement
iledin estate of Martin Chris
tian.
Margaret A. Slower was ap-
pointed executrix under the will
of Milton E. Slower; bond $1,000
Fourth and final account flee
| in guardianship of Raymond
Wright.
o, R. Krickenberger was ap
tpointed trustee of estate OF VIM
R. Clark.
First account filed in guard
ianship of Robert P. Hart.
l Order of private sale of per
sonal property returned in estat
of VIM. Brierley.
Fourth account filed in guard
ianship of Robert Reed ard 9th
ers.
Exceptions filed to the accOun
of administrator of estate Q
John G. Huber.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
!. Major W. Vance. 25, railroa
! clerk, Ansonia. son of Elmer I
j Vance. and Opal I. Jones, q
! teacher, New Weston. daughtt
3 Of Henry R. Jones.
J. Fred F. Lock, q. laborer, We.
! Manchester, O.. son. of Isa
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OUR CLUBBING LIST.

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Every Family Il

Darke County should Do
well supplied with good,
interesting and instruc.
tive reading. Just whai
you want is the Green.
vile Journal, which vii
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the county for $1.Oo pc,
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for $1.16, Did you eve.
stop to think that in one
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es two thousand, nine
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An Ideal Spring Laxative,

An Ideal Spring Laxative.
A good and time-tried remedy
is DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
The first dose will move the slug
gish bowels, stimulate the liver
and clear the system of waste
and blood impurities. You owe
it to yourself to clear the system
of body poisons, accumulated dur
ing the winter. DR.. Kings New
Life Pills will do it. 25c at your
druggist. ADV
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COMMON PLEAS COURT.
NEW CASES.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.

Alice X. Mitchell to Goldie N
Smith, lot 80 in Beamsville. 81.
Malissa A. Collins to W. A,
Mikesell, lot 127 in New Madi'
son. $500.
Allen Gear to George w. AL
bright, 10 acres in Twin town.
ship, $500.
George L. Lambert to VIM. H.
Bobier, quit claim to a lot in Un.
ion City, 81.
Clara Poplin to VIM. H. Bobier,
a lot in Union City, 1851.
Vert Williams, guardian, to
VIM. H. Bobier, a lot in Union
City, $3.50.
&. E. Trick to Philip N. Cool,
lot 38 in Gettysburg, $500.
w. D. Brumbaugh to George
D. Puterbaugb, lot 1477 in Green
vile, $225.
Nora M. Mills to John Hem
richs, lot 25 in Burkettsville,
$500.
Ella Steffen to Frederick H,
Steffen. undivided one-sixth of
60 acres in Greenville township,
$3.50
Henry Steffen to Frederick H.
Steffen, undivided one third of
60 acres in Greenville township,
$3.50.
Thomas J. Robson. per ad.
ministrator, to Charles Berch. 25
acres in Allen township, $4,000.
]. H. Stubbs to Anna L. Stubbs.
part lot 6 in Greenville, 81.
Elizabeth R. Travis to Jennie
Ross, part lot 80 and 1O-1OO of an
acre in Rossburg, $500.
w. R. Shook to Elizabeth R,
Travis, part lot 30 and 1O-1OO Of
an acre in Rossburg, $500.
V. S. Marker to Louis A
Moore, inlot IL in Greenviile.
$175O.
Luella Cromwell and others tt
H. O. Hoffman, lot 381 in Arcan
um, 81.
Mary E. Metler to Charles F
Swartz, a small tract in Green
vile. 81.
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Legal Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Lucinda Put
erbaugh has been duly appointed by the
Probate Court of Darke County. Ohio, as Ad-
ministratr!x, with the will annexed, of the
estate of Catharine Frank, DECEASED, late of
.jerman township.
EDWARD BOIL,
Probate Jndge.
May Is, l9l63W
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-06-01
THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1916
I.OCAL BRIEFS

Earl Powell of Versailles was a
Greenville visitor Friday.
AL Brock and wife of Arcanum
were visitors here Friday.
L. ]. George and son of North
Star were visitors in this city
Friday.
F. A. Hansberger and wife of
Arcanum were shopping in Green
vile Saturday.
Miss Irene MnndenhaIl of Day
ton was home over Sunday, Wis
iting her parents.
HerscheI Routzong and wife of
Gettysburg spent the weekend
here with relatives.
Miss Helen Cooper of Piqua
was the guest of Miss LaVirge
Whitacre Saturday.
W. G. Stoner and wife of Un-
ion City were the Sunday guests
of Frank Helman and wife.
Charles Dunkle and family of
Columbus visited with relatives
in this city several days the past
week.
Rev. Pieffer, who has been pas
tor of the Baptist church in this
city the past four years, has ten
dered his resignation to accept
the pastorate of a Baptist church
at Sidney, O.
Lula May Delk, 10 years old,
died of diphtheria in the home of
her parents. George Delk and
wife, on the Milton pike, last Fri
day morning, after an illness of
only two days
Walter Yount and Charles
Clapp of Weaver Station were ar
rested last Thursday for snaring
fish, which is contrary to law.
They were lined $25 and costs
each, part of which was paid and
time given them to pay the bal
ance.
Christian Stickel, 80 years old,
one of our German citizens, died
Friday morning in his home on
East Water street. He was the
father of VIM. and Jacob Stickel
of this city and Mrs. Anna Crea-
ger of Columbus, 0. Funeral
services were held Sunday after
noon at the residence.
John Hannah, 43 years old, a
meat cutter at Spter's meat shop,
died Tuesday night of last week,
the result of an internal hemor.
rhage. He had worked that day,
although not feeling well. and al
night grew suddenly worse anC
soon expired. He leaves his wife
three children and his aged mo
thnr, the latter having made he
home with him for some time
Funeral services were held Frida!
morning at st. Mary's Catholic
church, and burial made in tn,
Catholic cemetery. He was
charter member of the Knight
of Columbus, which lodge ha
charge of the services.
David Ungericht, the oldes
employee in point of service Q
the Greenville Electric Light an
Power Co... was electrocuted
bout 5 o'clock last Sunday ever
ing near Coletown. Owing to
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provement any longer. Let it be
done and every person will feel
that the money used in that way |
will be we'll spent and everybody |
will approve the act and say we'll
done and do more of the same
sort.
Miss Sadie Picket Of Dayton is
here to spend Decoration Day
with her parents.
Scipio Lehman, student at the
0. S. u, is home spending deco
ration vacation with his parents.
! J. CrCmer, wife and children,
of Logansport, Ind, are here to
attend decoration services.
F. S. Stoltz of L0gansport, Ind. ,
was here several days last week.
on account of the serious illness
of his brother, Solomon Stoltz.
Ed Martin and wife of Green
vile were visitors here today and
called on old friends and acquain,
tances and did not fail to visit
the sick among us.
Last Thursday evening oul
Presbyterian ladies' rendered {
play entitled cinderella" in oul
school auditorium to a large at
tendance and, acquitted them
selves quite well.
May 20. XOB
------S-A-s-------
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
c a 9 TO RIA
J Read Magazine Offer
Page Five of Journal
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pag first. the costs and expense. ,.
executing said uust. iu.IIi.u. 't.uu.
abb. Attorney fee. HuI ..Hr pop. t..
uf the trustee for nIs .I.I.,. and
nest should apply M, fr. Goods tt-
manning over Co the pIgrH,uI ui lid
d'.t tul interest u.d Ir. remainder
10 .u1 in the snid maker. .I d decd
OF trust And II was mrtu,r provided
that bon case Of thc removal Dr. t..,Y..
from Sew Mexico ot th. -HHl trustee
then the ,hon-aytiua -hat' Yt 'hc
county II D'Inal.Tu -ru.'I uc and
was Boz and b., -oil de- I 90 tIu.t .u-
pointed ana made successor 100 TRUST
81 tho said willard IS -frrBlyr co..
tru t,,. n "a such cycnt that tH.
lands and premises shouid h'.ur.,
vested boz such trustee. and 40 'N'
power aud authority granted fu t.r
snid willard $ -trJDll,r DO. trn.l.
,ehould nccIu 30 ,ud re ,s.r.... H.
the t~heu-actlrE sl'IIn ct 'n. count
OF H%ernalillo the am 'p 100 iuto4t.
aud purpose as 10 D., had ..pu lIJd
tho party e. lh, '.uud .f.f
Ana wh,r,,f ~. .n'a V flarI g
Stricbler nov 90 Resident o. Coz,
state OF California aud ph FROM
thu state nt Sew N,>I.u 1rH Tho uu.
dcrslgn'd De- the du'y elected uItlif.I
ana acting 'hcr,U OF tu, count. .l
Borunllio. y NJ
And whereas y Regal uNu"r anu
holder ui sttd prumi-.urr note has CO.
Ig'.I'i tho under .ru.i tl ,fn. col To-
scli tu, real estate above, described
under ip' powers s., ted Ys aid d-ci
Of trust aud @" apply th, proceeds ',
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Kansas city. May Hogs Re
coipts 1000 hoac marNct lower.
heavy. s. 1O1gNu. light. fP.i0n9.fo
pigs. $500 g25.
Cattl" Receipts 1000 bead mar
kct steady. prime ted steers. Sa.ai 20
800 western steers, s. 40 80.
stockcrs. X1.OoH ,.N5, calves, $500
10. 90
sheep Receipts 10000 head, mar.
kct steady. lambs. So . ~ 60, year
linrs. s. .'oH 10 20, wcthors. sou
q 80 ewes. ; UudNNN
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chicago. MAY Hogs Receipts
$4,000 head market @ to DO cents
under SATURDAY average light. So 20
Ass. heavy. So 35mes0 pigs. s525
UNHa.
Cattl, Receipts ~. 600 head mar
.k"t weak. native beef steers 500
1886 western steers. 50,
stockors. ,5GOH $50. Cuws. saigon
$50. calves. 81 25us.IO.
sheep Receipts $1,000 head mar
kot steady, wcthcrs. f6.Hnns 20.
lrmbs. {,1im 1i..5. spring lambs
81 90 1900.
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She Was Disapprinted

Mrs. Bonedd had Just returned
from a visit to the city. and was
telling everybody about II.
My. it's awful the way every
body tries 4 do you. in town Now
at that hotel where | staid at. II
said on the bills OF fare. meals
served In room. extra wasn't
very well suited with tn meals in
III dining-roOm. so n night or
dcred m sent To my room. An
do you believe II, even that one
wasn't anything extry' An they
went an charged me more for IL.
when wenta settle uni"
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Cotch's Inconsistency

Frank Gotch, the great toehold
wrestler, has secured n large foot
hold as a landowner In his native
state Of Iowa. While back 20 the
soil seems Ia be frankie motto.
Il Is not because n of h,s oppoh-
'nts have ever neen able 10 put II
'here-at least both shoulder ~ "a
':ile. In fact. II is because nobody
could put his back there, that he is
able To go back with such u goodly
acreage In other words. his toe
pulling has caused him TO be we'll
heeleu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-08

ST Louis. May S.-HoRs- l;-coip's
10. 300 head market steady; pigs ana
lights. $1.I5d q 90, good heavy. $3.50
Mraai.
cattle Receipts e.ooo head; mar
k"t strong: natiy" beef steers, f1.'oM
aN5, COWS. S5.aaHA.2s; s,utkers, si.t1
q S.bU, Texas and southern steers,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-08

New York MAY copper. frm;
.lcotrolytic. nearby. nominal. August
aud later. S2N.ium 30 90.
iron. steady 80 I northern. S,I ~
a2i.25. No .. S20.25a2 20 -. No 3
southern, s-0.50H 2too, ~. q. 1870 O.,
d2O.,5
Metal exchange quotes tim. quiet;
spot. $1,000 il.OO
At London Spot copper. clie, "a
lures, ti33 clcctrolNtic, tll'. spot
tin. GOO ius futures. iiHH 1us.
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-. Joseph Mo. May hua he
ccipts 5000 head market steady, TOP.
s9S5. hulk of sales, tS.60W S6i.
cattle Receipts 1000 hc.i mar
kot lower. steers. $500 ESQ. cows
and hcifcrs. s~i5G0aao. calves, 50 90
assn.
sheep Receipts Loo head mag
kct higher lambs. Sli o mll,O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-08
Einuigiu I'ilosofy

Ta-ake tn MKT week as ut Seems
& tn shmall %childher. an add to ut
tn length ut seems L tn p%ayrints.
an divide ut be Two. an yez-ll
have about tn lingth NJ really Is.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-08

Kansas Cit., May -Wheat-No .
hard. ti.OSni1i. 40. . red. sl.liT
lli MAY, tl.OGt, ~ loo o. July,
ylo7f..
Corn 40 . mixed. 7tm7thc =; NoH
. white. 1lc. 40 . yellow. 7@tsc MAY.
tN D July. az W7thc.
Ont 80 g white, iG@ TIC; 40 .
mixed. iuai2p.
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WANTED-Agents.

HURRY Sell G~fsu-Touic, N" mystery
uf WutuTdUm Equals gl..Iu, uf
%" pet gallon. Eliminates rIr.,I
Dollar am hour Hroft Sai.s ruuUtu.
tood. Beware uf imitltura' GIau-
Tonic tdLia alone. Has mo- equal
Chemist. BATTLE. ~ its composition
Details free The Whit, Mfg rI.
Dept. 40. cincinnati. -.
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tr.-iUN. 10. cows and hotfers g. ooH
\ 90 native calves, 50. 90 90 1000.
sheep Receipts 1000 head Upr-
tot stead, vcthcrs $i.oH 300 uwhs.
$lu.Uu 11.NU. clipped ewes. .lNu
9.25. clipped ewes. 50 o. u 4N,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-08

Kansas CITY, Mny Ruttor-
CrcJmcrs. 3s,, Hrsts. zoe. seconds
80, packing eilD
Iggs Firsts, 2lisc.
roultr, Hens. 10 turkeys '0a
Syringe. .ic.
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BUSINESS.

mo on Room predicted We know
a most promising low priced stooE.
Wells now predicting Write for de-"
tails. Fitzpn'r..l 4 CO., Special Is IA
bil Securities. iN Bruad St. Np& Turk.
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Nnlica. lhlSo

That no matter what business a
man Is In, II he has a fire II is ad.
,ertised that he a working NIGHT
and day hlling orders Tor tho
Allies?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-08

New York. May The metal cX-
change qoutos lead, s. 2o1 30. Spe!-
ter. cas- spot. East g. Louis delivery,
- - asked.
At London Lead. ga lbs; spcltcrf
fqS
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Plaster Removed

Mrs. Charles Plaster. who recent
ly underwent an operation at the
Wayerly Hospital. VAS brought
home last Thursday. - Wcstgate,
la H'rdid.
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steady middling upllnds Si2'o.
sales. . 0o0 bales
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FOUND.

FpUNb-An automobile crank. vii
match owner OF rnr a. soc who
lakes both car lad crank. Loser 20
pay for this ai Inquire N Herald
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Slight Amendment

And so you are IN the mercan-
tile business. are YOU"
No, not mercantile-br.ck an
tile"
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WANTED.
MANTED-Cloan cotton rags at IN,
Evening Herald.

ENcItUs ltcIdlu.
WANTED-You to Know gatIcn De-
voc ready paint covers 3oO square
feet two coats, Ere carbon root paint
stops leaks. lasts i've years. cold water
her, 4OS West Central phone iIO.
WORK IN beet nDId. Will
about May 25th Many Iahorcrs will
be needed. No commission will h.
charged. Free TENT. Go organized
gangs. Address communications 10
American Beet sugar co.. Rocky Ford.
Colo; Las Animas. ,ulu.. or Lamar.
colo.
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Chicago, MAY s. Wheat values
took u decided upward swing today,
influenced by the hullish nature OF
the Missori state crop report amt
by the dtS weather complaints from
She southwest opening prices. which
ranged from isc uu TO iac up. with
May at s1t5mi.l5i. and July at
SiiGk a t.lGh. wcrr followed by ma
tcrial gains All around Prices close !
unsettled whit Ma, at Nli's and
July ~ sil5N
corn rose with wheat. Prospects Of
enlarged receipts. however. brought
q rcn"tiou After opening a shade of
Ia " on. and scoring slight general
gains the market underwent a sag
60 wei below saturday finish. tn"
close Wa nervous at iso 10 ia, TtNc
net decline.
oats WEI" governed by the action
Of corn.
Speculative clll Tor hard strength
cnc' IA, provision last as = whole.
Lower prices ou logs We're ignored.
close
whoa, May. sIli1. July. 81
i5.
Corn MAY. 7-is,. July. 7t%c.
oats. May. & tgc. July. f3Ac.
Pork rJuly. s23So. Sept t23.I7.
Lard July NI3 40. Sent k1gln
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On effect sunday, Feb. 7th, 1880
West
No. Daily. Ar. Dp.
/ california Express 7.20p S;a0p
california Limited II GOA ~ goa
Fast Express. ..... S:isn lUslja
= Fast Wal .....ll:'1p l2:2Ua
~ I've Luxe Crhursl I:iOa u0a
south
Srg o., russo Express. l0taOp
.i5 ~ pasu Express P.b5a
last Daily.
10 Atlantic Express. f.3sa s05l
2 Eastern Express. o.. 2:iap tOp
California Limited. i0p coop
= X. G. n Chicago EN lisp SOP
20 lie I.usc tWeiJ.. SOUp s:iOp
From south
SO Is. g. n Chicago. 7:Ooa
SIC X. e n chicago. .C:20p
standard sleeper FOR Cio'is ana
Roswell leaves ON No. SOC. connects at
Belcn with rain No. %. leaving Belcn
at 1888 . m.
No. : carries one colch Gully, no
sleepers
No. SIC will nave Standard sleeper
from Roswell from train %. 2l at
Belen.
P. J. JOHNSON. Agent.
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FOR RENT Modern Sleeping room
az COS East Central Phone l2l5.
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Chicago
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sell Thing a salesman from Iowa
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mans first day solling pa.ntH. nj. "a
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-08

FDN REST Two modern roous
with running wltoI and bath and
tvu shopping potahcs. each .auitar
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