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the matter. Tho fnct Ia that just
'~pyc these sccpy places whore the
uls are. there Is q vein OF hard clay
ming out. which the water cannot
r'adily penetrate. Hence 70 comes out
"ICr the r3adbcd, Just rs II slough
o. rics out IN the side II 4 hill.
The remedy for this Is tile drainage.
nd tho drain should not DO located
in'tho soopy place. but above II. so as
~ intercept the water that makes the
aoep, Just on tho same principle that
~ draining n slough with roany
branches and prongs, the work r. demo
bnst by thing around the prorgs and
INTO the slough below nj thu lowest OF
them. instead CT In the riddle OF II.
FOR whenever water gets into n slough.
tbe damage is done. The point Is to
keep 1t frrp getting In.
a little ft.ent!on 60 tiiii, together
vlCh dragging the road after every
rain. viii give us fairly good roads
dirt roads without any hard %surfacing
for nine or ten months IN the year.
of course when these sacpy places
w Nlhllili lslt9 hihHA hhNu u hiA'h
INTO which the water can run.
Permit us to repeat once moro n
H'atcment we have boon milking ever
aimee we made cur lrst address ON
good roads. 10 years ago: that wa
10y uncontrolled Is the cause OF bad
roads; that there ara two kinds OF
wafer, 30 to speak; the under water
ard the upper water. The under water
i that which m In under the road
nod; and tho upper.water what comes
on II from above or nows in from the
ios. The way to get rid Of the FIRST
- through drainage; particularly In
thcse scepy places. The way TO cen.
trol the second Is by grading and then
dragging, 10 pu, an onnrlsl en- the sur.
ace OF the oad .-Wallace's Farmer.
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cAPPER DISCOVERS MUD TAX
Farmer Loses on whea, Crop 6eeaus,
Roads Are Soft and He Can
not Get 20 Market.

WINE taxation problems are 30 gen.
rra'ly IN the air Governor Cap
rrr ~ Kansas and dcpcaes that no
l'aa discovered n new tax. mud tax I"
There is an average mui tax OF six
carts ON every bushel ~ wheat grown
"a Kansas" says the governor. and
me farmer has 10 stand that loss. II
costs him about 5000 Il yenr because
,iie roads are SOFT and because he can.
npt ro' 10 market who" the price is
highest" Motorists WI he among
hose who lndorso m governors
Nordp
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tJrTY SPOTS IN A RoADBED
Uncontrolled Water 10 Cause Of Many
Cad Roads-Drainaue is Recon-
mendcd as Remedy.

w have boon quite Interested lately
Ia travelling over roads In central Iowa
90 n time when we DID not expect
Hem e. b. at all good. to find that
lcre they we're dragged the going
90 quite good and whore not
lRrcd. quito rough. liut even where
irod. there were spots In the roadbcd
It were ruity, Now. what Is the
$50 OF these ruts every mile or two
tf good. fairly we'll dragged roads,
ching but water uncontrolled. Those
o socpy places. Filling up the ruts
~ dragging docs not preyont the trou.
90. Tho drag does not reach the root
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-08-04
BEST ANIMALS FOR BREEDING
Get Boar Acquainted With Surround.
inas Before Using HIm-seleet
Sows From Spring Litters.

Select the boar for use before you
ars ready to use him, Get him ac.
climated to your surroundings and
method OF feeding and care. Never
use a young boar until he Is past ten
months of age II YOU want large,
strong filters. Some breeders claim
by using a young boar on mature
sow II al produce hogs OF greater
algc when a year old.
Select the breeding sows from early
spring litters when they are six
months old. One can form an opin-
ion which m are most likely to
prove ~long.bodled, good-formed. Of
quiet disposition. good feeders and
size rather than put on an excess OF
fat. Breed the gilt when about ten
months old and II she proves herself
a good breeder, raising uniform lit
ters OF strong. healthy pigs. keep her
for several years. or AS long as she
Ia profitable.
Clean erooder Lamps Daily.
l'rooder lamps should be- cleaned
nunry Aay
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FEED TROUGH is CONVENIENT
Piece Of Galvanized Iron and Few
Boards Make Handy Device for
Use at narrowing Time.

BY securing n piece OF galvanized
iron. rs by % inches. at the hardware
store at n cost of not to exceed 20
cents. and q piece OF board | by q
inches and s feet long. a trough can
be made that will prove very conven-
lent at narrowing time, says n North
Dakota writor In the Farmer. Cut
the 5-foot hoard into four parts, two
i8 inches long. each. for the ends.
and the remaining two cut into semi.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-08-04

Clean 5rooder Lamps Daily.
l'rooder lamps should be cleaned
every day.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-08-04
Ttree.Inch rIred Manon eest.

Bu' the wagon with the threo-inoh
IRE is the odvice that the highway
mn 'sioners at Ames give the farm.
ers, This width tire is not only the
least wearing on the road OF any
width, but, according to test, II re.
4uires less lraft to pull II. The mar.
i,w.tFcd WAGON cuts the road too
much. Will 4 o wider tire requires
TO much o aft to pull
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-08-04

Ths whole country viii some of
ins, tays DO a netw.r * lr good roada.
Nhich viii have a place on the maps
,1nr with the railroads The Lincoln
highway linking the Fast and the
Vest .hc Jefferson highway connect.
irg DO lakes and the gulf, and the
utAi' overland highway arc a begin.
ms
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When Cupid
Visits Your Home

Cupid, the God Of Love, is q believer in comfort
in the home.
He is conspicuous by his presence in homes that
are neatly and comfortably furnished. He belives
that Furniture adds comfort, and comfort brings hap
piness, and happiness promotes love. And Love is
tn foundation of every perfect home. Cupid, the
God of Love, bids 0 buy furniture for YOUR
home.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-07

MIB ntuli1 mnrgtns In
Der MohHung BON Ridarb Dsisbeit
n Baltimore, Mo., elm 0euer ous'
rad, pur0sn oeien bsiben ainber.
,er 4 Sabre aIte 9enrB unb bic Is
Dtonate olte SbereIe, Don atpei
5trobentebrern I'M Iebten 4ugsns'
lid bonn 6IammsntOoe sersttet. 9srr
mo Jrdu 8sisbeit battsn ON Wlor'
zen 0as 9oIs DerlaGen uno bic Sins
,er in Oss Debut i1rer groBmuttsr,
frau Nlarb @eis, 9sIofen. gran
Deis batts Ii6 aus BEN 9auit beees
len, I'm in eiusm nabegelegenen Cos
zen Gintdufe gu MAIDEN. QIs Fe aus
aidisbrte, bntten pafanttn bns
5euer fdon mtoedt, uno It perIuhs
{, bic ainbsr 81 rstten. Sic tpurbe
her BON benz Raud, Der aus bem
Booe3immer, brett ne6en benz 3ims
nsr. in pel9sm bic beibtn Rinber
poren, brnng, 3uriidgetrteben. Dis
5eioen Gtrabtniebrer, So6n Mebtr
IND 5raHt gosou. narfsn. ols Fs
10rtsu. hab i'm brttten Siodpert
Jpei Rinosr i9Iieisu. lire 9eIeu
neg unD lieisn bic 9rsppen smpor.
sic tOnntsn bic ainoer, Die peinsnb
iuf BEN GubbObsn In ihrsm 3immer
InBen, oud in Giherbeit briua.u.
Die GrIarmierts 5euertDsbz bate bic
5lommeH in ipenigsn Minutsn srs
Itidt, Madden 6as brittle GtcdpsrG
fart bsi4doiat porben tpar.
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Gin bodaoeIigsr ameris
taner. Charles prper bon 2ar6mpnt,
autor. ga6tfdbrsr uub gerlsoer,
ftorb in Qep gort mad Hanger
arontbeit. Der 9erEorbene mar eli
rer Der 9irsttoren Der vaniderbodet
PreB4. bsrsn 5strstdr IT ia6reIana
mar. SbH dberIsbsn feline Bitpe Ios
ME Elm Sobn unb cine soGter.
prper mar Elm Rontomme 0es nors
mdnnifdsn GoeImannes 3ofper
prper, Der i'm Sabre 1892 ben anne,
ritonifdsn 3Deig Der JomiIie Sc.
griiHOste unb ieIbIt Elm abfommIina
oes Cir 9homds prper mar. Del
lestere OieHts Dem f6nor3en prinaen
GoDoro gum 9ormunb. Jrau Urn.
ers Nlutter fannie BON gli gbdrbo.
D0pne be grsOecOer, Dem erEtsn frans
5Ofifnen @sianoten Jrdntrei6s In
Mnlbington, nb. Der 0ertorbent
mar in 1851 in Rem RoGelIs osbo.
rem. gr bstdtists iiG duf i6riftiene.
rif9em Gebist unO mar I'M Qnufs bel
3eit WaitgIieO uno prdF6ent Dsrf6is.
bener Oa1tfIubs.
Der 91iG5rigt aubnie
SperIins in 5rOn Rioge, @is,
ftiirsts aus sinsm Jsnfsr oss stDei.
ten Stodusrts nuf ben 6of binuntei
unb bIieb tot Iiegen. SperIina Dur0l
am IL. DECEMBER 1924 in MItsRieb.
Mig IN Deuti6Ianb ssbOrsn. Dor bic,
len J1br5ebnten fam sr nab ben
SOtpn Subbar0, no sr 2~anbrirt.
fhnft betrisb. Seine @dttin III Be,
retts siDdnsig Sabre tot.
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rs. h%oriltbuna unb edIabl.
artminaIroman uon ananh @tifI.

49, O~fW~NN @Hff
ste, @iIbnhetu," brnulit Spbol
nuf, .banbsln Gle ni@t NIT mir Sit
bditen ni6t sinmoI Das Redt, mii
Der Baronin In io[hsm ION Su fpre,
den, gefhlpsiss beHn init mir. 5ts
bsrssHen. bdb bic Situation stDiIdeH
nns cine anoere III. Die 9orpnin bat
ten sic tn Der 6ono, bel uuS Ftebt's
umgsttbrtl @snn Id Sbnen fir tinsn
e~sitObIensn, Dsrftsbsn Sis: ssifpbItnsn
G9muf Gtraffreibeit uI,0 grlnb
fdmtIiher Rotten dnbists, 70 IN bas
msbr, oIs Sic SsrlnneeH tSnntn; Oosr
1T ss Jbnen Iisber. etnasIperrt gu
ipsrben2!4
Rein, nsir, 6err Boron. SbpohI
bic poor Wondts. bic i'd beipmmen
i6nnts, rti9Ii9 bur9 ben @srbienft
oufeeipcgen rsrhen piirbtn, ben id
our6 ben gertnuf Der perIsn
49,. tr5isIsn t6nntel" IisI Baron
Gpbor Dem Gambler ms Wort.
.lber bo DsrssTsn sic, mas STE mir
fOsbm 1nDsrtraut babsnI Dielts ges
fhGft 3n persitsln, tpiirbe Der goIi3ti
f9On gsIingsn. Damn hGtten Sic bas
Gef9dft nidt nur nidt ssmudt, Shrs
AusInssn niirbsn ni9t nur ni9t srs
fsst, fOnbern sic tUiirbsn iberbies
nod eingeipsrrt!"
Die mtidIoTsnt Art Spbors bate
ben nItsn SiIberIfein singei6l9tsrt.
Gum erItennnI in Ietntrn 2sben fab
Der seriebens gsI1GftsmonH, baB Der
BOotn untsr ibm I9nnntts. Ct be-
eriff, odB er, 70 f1per ss tim aud
ontam. in Den lauren apfeI, Der Tim
gersidt puros, beiBen mubk. Or
fur4te bic Gtirn unb ftarrts Dor Ti9
bin. IS CAB ieinsn austpeg fir ibn.
Dos fab CT iest Elm.
sGut, 6err 8dron!- Idste Ct enbs
lid. Die 5rnu 8nrpnin sablt mir
meme 4uslagen uHb sic Ii9ern mir
Strnflofistsit su. Dofir iibsresbe i'd
Sbnsn iest bic fdpnrssn psrItn.
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WrabiIeine mo Monnmrnte.

Gos fteiie ocltidc @robItein. @eihdft
Iiefert @robiteine uno Monumente
gu biaiaen greiieu. q. 8rotte g
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XIII.

XIII. .
ginigs Monats ipursn bsrsaussn
Baron Roosniein mar pom aottins,
Drummer 6dIob ipieOtr nab @isn
ibereeiieotlt. Sm palats in Del
StrDbgaHs hsrri6ts reyes asben
2teFetdntsn iameR un0 gingen. ga
mar Der 9orabsnb BON Ularps 9od'
aeitstug.
Sn Dem SierIi9sn @ouooir FAB bi,
8aronin nit elmer tleinsH @sien,
fd1ft. Della unb ibr grdutigdm
9uttr: Stephan DurmIsr. Baron
Spbor, Dberlsutnant WaIosn unt
0ottpr 6pffmdnH.
Marps 4uaen Iendtttsn. Jhrt
Dangsn fdrbts frsuoigss Rot. Dh
lebteu Mondts battsn Fs furmIif
Derianst. Sic TAB itrubIsnO aus,
fdonsr benn ie.
.4Ifo morgsn I'm jsbn nbr, MIDI
pabr2" frngts Della.
.Sd, morgsn!" untipOrtste Marp
better, unO Elm 5drtlidsr Bid ibrsi
ountlsn Qugen traf SEQ 8alosu.
Der 0isHer brudtt sinen 8risl
uno cine DepeI9s.
Marp srbraa oas Sdrtibsu, uni
Elm Sdaitsn flOs iibsr ibr antIib
Damn absr audts Elm addeIn idsI,
mild ibsr ibrsn Whanb. Der Brisl
miro sic intsrsFiersn, lieba
Spbur", iusts marB unO rsiats ibu
oos Gdrsibsn.
Baron Spbor Las foIgenos 3siIen'
,Gndbigits Grau 8arouin! Sd IsTl
ioeben i'm 4benObIott, DAB moreer
in Der ausuItineriir9e SIRE 9o1,
seit fatiftn6sn miro. Getattsn Sic
oab id SbnsH msiu.n srssbeusu
9lidpunid i6on iebt uusfprsds.
Dit rsipsttOoasn SdnostiFsn
M. SilbsrItein.'
Wd6ren6 Baron SpbDr Den 9ritI
Ias. bate Marn bic 9spsf6e srbro,
Gle fam aus Bremen.
r9sr3Iids GIiidpiinI9s CUR btbor.
itsbenoen 8~srmdhlung unb uo5moIs
9ant BON Sbrsm iteis srgebe'
nen Dams 3oansr.
Della Ieuf3te nuf uno iasts: .5of.
ptr0 sr Elm cn6rer WenTd
Driiben!"
mGr lam unIerm 6srrgptt ban.
Ten. 6nB sr bier nod nit sinsn
bIauen qugs oapongetOmmsn if!!4
bemsrtts 9Ottor DurmTtr.
y6aben Sic feline Radri6t bon
8stter2" frogte Spbor, mad.
Dem sr Den Brief gu gnOs ssIsisu
bate.
Obns Elm Dort sa Iassu, iibergab
bic 9speTHe Der Greun0iu.
Der IeBte Brief mar aus Grid oas
onipOrtete fe Spbor. Or
InrIeo 0dIldls, Dap er I'm Begrift
mad afrita iussn gu eeben.4
DGs bIisb inn tpobl ni9ts ANDRES
i6rigl4 meints Doftor Durmfer.
Or lam BON Slid Iprsdenl @enn
nan mir glsid g.fOIgt bate, ipdrt
r ni6t 10 Isidten aaufts oaOonsss
.pmmsn!"
~Sa, iebsn sic, Iieber 9DttOr"
lnttporiste SpbOr NIT feinsm qd,
beIn. has 1T nun tinmal oas
54idfaI oss RrimindIiFen: Nan
ibm ni9t, unb tuenH sr aud
tie Wabrbsit Ipridt! 4ber tr6iten
sic fid. sic bab.n ia bod ben
fir fdl SIRE anndbme er.
pies fta ais Die rt9tigs! Dbne 5it
pare Der 8dronin ni6t Die M0g.
gessbeu fDOrOsu, morgsu Bel
er 9rduung Die fdfpdrssn gerItn gu
ragen!"
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Gtoraor unS SanIiro.

american transfer Co. 5reo guih,
8roi. 9agcrboils nno Speoitiors.
geihoft. @iitcrbcforocrune oler art
tf
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Smith & 9eafner, 723 Siib 27.
Ctr. @ebrnuhte autos 5l Bargain.
p~reiien. 3utateH - Heparatnreu-
AufbeiuabraHs IN ser reinIiditcn u.
beaiten @arage in Omaha. Douglas
400. 5.17.t7.
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ben mare, itbris Wdrp fret uuo lttn
gu Wlaria 5uriid. :.
-
am 9ass Oarduf traF frobs Bot
Ihaft sin. gB ipor Gin Brief DOT
GbsrIsutnant Baron Woloen. 81
Tdrisb llir5: .@elisbtss Wsib! Mtii
SntsI 1T tot. Dds Maiorat ssbt nul
msinsn Batter iiber. 3ieb' Islbit alt
peitsrsn GdIubtolssrungsu. SD biz
reid = reid! uno unmittsIbar mad
Dem Acknowledgements ellie i'd 80 Dir
nm DID in msius Urine su iaIisbsH
um 5duo in 6dnb NIT Dir Dol
Dsintn Batter gu trsteu. Jn IN.
ipoHoelbarsr 2isbe DsiR Geo.
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Sic werden die Wahrnehmung machen, dass SIGH
hire Einnahmen e~rweitern, wenn Sic anzeigen.
Ohne RekIame klein Geschaft. hire Anzeigen in
der "TribIne" werden jeden Tag Won Tausenden
gelesen. Geschafte, die bisher in der "Trbtne"
angezeigt haben, sind nit den ~erzielten Resultaten
sehr zufrieden.
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.HlaHifisicrte 1lnsciocn.
ifabrifen nnh Nanblurrf.

Seute, Die anitellne ouf 8n6er.
riibeuieloern nn0 anNere CUTE
6ormarbeit iuden, tun cut, iid eli
oas Omaha employment Bureau,
i2l q. 10. Str. OmobD gu men.
Den. If
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tidlenbeaSnqnfFe

Sire 2ir5en in ser fallen
Groe begraben, penn sic Elm ge.
noble IN einem mooerncn Mali.
iolciuu faufen fonnen. 3enft. I'm.
teriudt. Yebrasfn WaHIOIenm So.
5. W. aoutstp gr6f. Q. 2t75.
2=1k-i7
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@crlaust. Gin oeuti6cr, oCr.
bcirateter Nann anf 6orm iofort
eeiudt, @tiiB gut nit @icrOen INN.
gcben f0nueu mo 5llberlaiiig iein;
itctige arbeit. SelbitdnOige 8ob.
ming, @orten Wlild unO 6euerrmg.
.Sobn $35 bis $40 ben @onat. Otto
@roiie, atIanto, 9tebr. 7-t1.t6
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8eindt. Stcae aIs Stenoara.
pbiitin bon innger odniider Dame
NIT 5luoIfidbrieer G%riobruna. s Sob.
re in 9nlingenieltr. un0 Waihinen.
fad unO A Sabre bel Re6tsonmolt.
unO @runoeieeutltmsfirmo Spri6t,
itreibt uno iteno9rnpbiert 0eittid,
9aniid oOer Gnglii9 NIT gleidcr
5ertigteit. 9elep9oniert Douglas
$3.50 ooer a0reiiert 9laria Soren.
len 220 Gmoba Yotional 8anf,
Omaha.
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Ils Spbor IN 8egleitnng Silber.
fteins IN bas 3immer trot, in mel.
dem be @oronin lag, Id6sItt re mil
blaHen aippen ben Jrsnnb an.
Run, ME FiibIen Sie fi9, gdrO.
nin?A
sDdnts bisI tDObIer.A
~Menn e Jhnen redt tn, fdhrn
mir iest mad 5auie.A
Rein, Iieber Baron, i'd muB nod
nit germ SilberFein sttpas befpres
&en.A
.Jiiht nOtig, 8orpnin, bns babe i'd
fGDn befOrgt," ~ontfportets Gpbor nit
elmer b0Fliden 9erbeusung.
XXI.
Gn 6er Dogen Morbs mod Dor
benz 4nustor Itanb, fpurbe er qleid
CUR Ridfabrt beniibt. Gpbor ftieq nit
Der 8dronin Elm. Gin Geafser Der Gre
Iei6terung brad iiber Die 0ipptn Maas
rps, ala Der hagen aus Der RIeinsn
9ummsaFe IN Die brsite 5auptftrabe
einbOs.
Marn iaB NIT bnIbss6loTensn
Musen oa. Sbre Ddngen tporen nod
INNER bIaB, aber Sic friI6e Cuff, Sic
ihr bic rofde Gabrt 3ubra6te, trdfz
tigte fit fi6tIid. Run fubr Der Da<
gen iber bic 6erbinanbsbriide ano
bog rs6ts ben aoi binob.
sMObin fabren pir?" fraet. Marn
reriDunbert. sd Osnfe, sic molten
mid 3ur 5iobabu bringen?@
sgarOniu. ~antlportete Spbor, ,Sie
tGten mir sinen groben GefaIen, tpenn
sic Dorher einen Zee Def uns nab
men"
3eEn Minutsn ipdter belt Der sfias
ter in Der nniOeriitdtsftrGbe, no gas
ron Spbor pobnts.
Mdrid empfing Morp nit GROCER
Ser3Iidteit. 5pbOr tr1t gum Ghrei6s
it'd, nabm oas Rursbu6 un0 bIdt.
ferte BARN.
Der Iebte 3us fd6rt I'm eff ubr
pitrSig Minu.sn. 8nronin! Sebt 1T
e hol6 3s6n. Sic tGnnen Ild aIfo
bier rubig cine Dole Stunbe aufbals
ten. unO bu. Mariu," fDanbte er fin
m feline 5rau, ,tpirft ni9t b6s Iein,
tDenu i6 biz bic 8arpniH auf turse
3eit sntFu6re."
Dumit 0ffntte Spbor Die Sir su
Ietnem 4rbeitssimmsr uno lisB Marp
sintreten.
.9or alien. gdronin", beuann
6pbOr, Madden Marp plas genoms
men hutts, ~muB id 5bnsn etpas
iibergebsn.1
Gpbor griff in bic 9af6s un0
HbsrreiAte Nam nit elmer Derbeu=
sung bic fdipar3en perlen.
Gin Sdrsi Oer llsberraf4nna ents
Fubr ben 2ippsn Mdrps, ais fs ben
51mnd srblidte.
Damn itper5og tlete BldHe lhr
nntIiB. msnn @pbDr in ben Be-
iB oes Gdmudes gsIdngt ipar, oonn
mubte CT aud ben sanSsn 3ufams
nenbdng fennsn. Damn Ftdn0 IN
Oitlem 4ugenbIid niGt mthr Der
5reunb, iDnOern bet poIi5sitOmmif
Ior Dor ibr...
SIRE 2ippen sittsrtsn. ais fs
fr0gte:
rMObsr = babtn @is Die f6Dar.
gen perIsn24
w5iIbstftein BAT ne mir eegeben.
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Wanted Miscellaneous


 WANTED-Small house, furnished or unfurnished with porch. Rent not to exceed $15. Box l40, Republican. D
Arizona republican., 1916-12-07
Auctions

PUBLIC SALE on Saturday. Dec. g, ! o'clock sharp. Pats Corral Second and Van Buren, Phoenix. II head horses, mares. ages 1, ., and 9; mare colts coming two. colts com ing one. Extra good Pcrcherun stock. This stock must and will be sold to highest bidder. D
Arizona republican., 1916-12-07

WE BUY AND SELL second hand Ford cars. Ford Garage. s1e-2i Ess' Aders ot. prosniy :"
Arizona republican., 1916-12-07
For Sale-ReaI Estate

CAN LOCATE you on 160-acre homestead. Close to schoQl and s miles from Glendale. Water in sight. Ad
 dress: J. C.. P. Q. Box 232. Glendale, NTiZ- hS
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For Sale Houses

 l HAVE some extra good bargains in houses on terms or cash. Fred Jacobs, T x. First Ave. n
Arizona republican., 1916-12-07

100 SWARMS bees. in first class shape and location. Box II. Mesa. Ariz.
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For Sale-AutOmobileS

IF YOU WANT a classic five-pas- ssenSer Hudson or q stripped car cheap, see or call Fred Metten Union oil. Both cars are in perfect condi- tlon. bs
Arizona republican., 1916-12-07
For Rent Apartments

FURNISHED apartment. 1 rooms and bath. for healthy adults. Si5 North Central Ave. if
 A RELIABLE MESSENGER. ring 4lf tf
Arizona republican., 1916-12-07

IF YOU are interested in hand paint ed pictures such as Indian and Rescr- vation scenes also | set of Book of Knowledge % vol. set of Dr Rid paths History and 2-year old trotting and all-round stud out of Prince Woods, write Fox l33 Republican. bs
Arizona republican., 1916-12-07
For Sale or Exchange

SAN DIEGO business property for valley ranch. Box 220 Republican. If
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Personals
Special Notices

NOTICE IS GIVEN that l have bought the Royal restaurant at Super for. Ariz. and will not he responsible for any debts contracted by Mrs. Gray and Mrs Foster. l take possession Dec. 1st. 1916. Ong C. Hing hl
 HAVE YOT SOMETHING
 YOU DON'T WANT2 Get something you do need. Will either trade or pay the highest cash price for vour goods Anything in house furn- iShngS.
 STANDARD FURNITU RE co.
 Phone 159f "
Arizona republican., 1916-12-07

FOR SALE-One F II. r. Fairbanks- Morse oil engine. cheap for cash. Ari- zona Hardware Supply Co.. 3rd Ave. & Jackson St 1T
 CLEAN BUCKEYE ALFALFA SEED. cheap. R. M. Tuckey, l6 F.. Adams Phone l586. bd
 FOR SALE-200 tons baled. threshed alfalfa hay: also 160 acres of hay and feed Phone s7R2. John Anderson. Chandler, AriZ fl
Arizona republican., 1916-12-07
Wanted Situation, Female

LADY wants work by day or hour. Mrs. McElhone. l26 West Madison. D
 WANTED-Expert mining and legal stenographer desires position in Ari- zona Box TO Repnhlicarl bb
Arizona republican., 1916-12-07

FOR SALE-5 miles out of Pres colt. on the boulevard. 320 acres. 200 acres finest corn ground in state. small orchard. small house and barn. s25.00 per acre, half cash. Frank Stewart 37 West Adams St. n
Arizona republican., 1916-12-07

BARGAIN G5 acres about miles northwest at SI25 per acre. All A land 10 in good alfalfa and barles planted. hlicnce poor alfalfa, just right for cotton Good house. good fences and immediate possession
 s2500 cash will handle this. Franklin D. Lane. II W. Adams St Phone 154S n
Arizona republican., 1916-12-07

seq tdT Department
 All our cars are completely overhauled and in first class condition. They are worth all we ask for them and many times much more Look these over; and passenger Cadillac s. almost as good as new; , passenger Case 40. fine condition, $650.00; : passenger Cadillac 1914, worth S900 for $75000; passen- ger. 1913 Paige, worth $500. for s425.00. q passenger 1913 Rec. worth $500 for s55000. , passenger 1915 Hupp., worth SS50, for ask me; , passenger 1913 Overland, worth S400, for $35000: Buick 3l truck will carry l500 pounds This is q fine truck for a farmer or delivery work. Will hofd l2 milk cans Bargain $350.0o, Rec speedster good condition for $240.00.
 SEE r.. R. PARSONS
 $40 F. Washington St. Phone 1892
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Arizona republican., 1916-12-07

WE BUY AND SELL second hand Ford cars. Ford Garage. 2l6-22 Eas; Adams St, Phoenix. If
Arizona republican., 1916-12-07
A RARE BARGAIN IN LOS OLf-

RARE BARGAIN IN A LOS OIL VOS HOME-A modern. up-to-da.e home, with all built-in fixtures. such aq solar heater, gas. electricity, city water md all other built-in fixtures that is a part of q modern home: it must be seen to te appreciated. Cash or time tc suit yon. j. C. Reed Real Estate & Mines la F. Coronado Road or Telephone 2s9l.
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Arizona republican., 1916-12-07

Hire Little Salesman at the Re- publican office A Want Ad. win see mvre customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1916-12-07

$575.00 CASH today takes Oldsmobile Defender model. A S3000 car that looks like new. 209 F.. Van Buren St. bs