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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
o. NJ. u. ALUMNI
GIVE BANQUET

40 one uelaek roHtprla iho Nuu
q ot D NJ mot ior lhclr annual
banquet IN the dining rooms Of he
tfa' Methodist church Tho Alumni
association is composed 81 iho old
Fort Worlh ana Epnorlh University
eraduaice aud those IN @ ~ At Tho
business meeting OF ihc association
was held lasl previous TO the banquet
ara tho following offlcera elected Ton
the nru feH President Ralph p
llfou ,loa president Katherine
SHUTS SECRETARY treasurer + a Me
Nl pianist vln pDteusef halor
au frcd Abbott
Nr Howard rlow EpAorfh acud
a. ioaslmaelpr al the banquet ana
tcui things llyoly hy hia Nll and
goonl 4pItJt Nlm Nlee conklng
was Tho nrai called upon hv tho toast
MASTER sho spoke Verl ably and on
itnslnsilealf regarding Fort Worn
lnieomllY She waa followed bg Nlh0
katherine SHUTS who spoke on Ep
worth University Prof $ 4 Me
piu vas the nest one called uilon an,
De spoke ON tho fubieet When I
Naa n Senior" Mr. A q william
aan responded 10 ms toast pr0'
B T. Hron gave toast 10 The Neg
momhrrs and Robert Stewart on
nur Alumni pr " n GRAY lh'
commencement orator made rev
ftmafts and nr llialop eaa ma ha
sOeater ON lhe program talking 90
80 " Y Present and Future Thcs'
talka we're al very ftiine to the oe
cesion aud eera conducive O. q great
81 lofali % their Nina Mater
The decorations we're long stream
efs ~ ribbons I'm The o n col
ols gold and white Large buuqura
~ oiloa and ahIic 0o4eH we're
piaccd q, Intervals on mo Tables
the lasting impression lefl upon al'
ae rhai fha Alumni eo1la make %
" n q greater college and ihe mem
ber ~ the association partei de
'rrmlned q brnr . 70 nass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
RiILRO ADS IN :. KILL
2.531 IN THREE MONTHS

Washington. D G.. June More
tran 5000 persons we're killed and
injured in the United States by rail
road accidents during the three
months ending September 30, 1915.
Interstate commerce commission zig
ures made public today show 2.53l
were killed and 43.5ls injured The
figures show al net decrease OF 2l7 in
the number killed and S,607 in the
number injured as compared with
returns for the corresponding quarter
in 1914
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
GUTHRIE BOY ON
WAY TO FORTUNE

Elmofe NcGiaieg. Guthrie boy. has
made several lucky deals IN OIL late
j. Tie most aotable one being the
sale of a lease be owned near Yale.
While It 81 not known definitely Just
hos much cash changed hands in the
deal II is said % be a small fortune
E.more picked up the lease about
SIX months ago and had been paying
a monthly rental of $3.50 for II Rec.
eptly 1000 barrel well was brought
"a on location near BY and last
week another veil. starting gith 60
barrels come - on the quarter ad
Joining Il Mr. mckinley Is IN Gnth
RE today and Is working on another
deal which be says will eclipse en-
al.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

bloomington 10 iune rvone
we're injured. one probably mlhls
when q Wabash. Chleaeo 10 "a Louis.
fast mail train so ~ was blown
from the tracks. milo south OF
saunemlu al two O'Clock this morn
INK hy one OF tho most severe Wind
storms that has visited Central lni
nOis in years The accident occurred
h deep cut which kept the Oara from
ovcriufnlne aud prevented a heavy
lOaa of Hlo
Tho combination baggage ANA smuk
ipg car and four coaches were blown
from the track
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
SOCIALIST VOTE
HEAVY IN STATE

Socialists IN the 1914 ge-sml elee'
ton 10 oklahoma cost s. so votes
Pat Nogal aho Is ia Guthrie ~
day claims a registration IN ihe state
n s. 400 We viii elect not less
taan n members of ihe house OF
representatives and viii have a sprnk-
Ing of county ofiica-s 10 3 counties
IN the stats he said
The registration IN a number OF
counties Indicate the vote will De
close between the socialists and dem
Dcrats, notably "a This true In the
counties Of Atoka. Raekham, caddo
Carter choctaw. GRADY Harper
HUGHES. Pontotoc and Roger Mills.
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IN FIERCE, NIGHT LONG
BATTLE, T[UTONS WIN
QUEEN MARY. BRITISH BAF-
TLESHIP, AND Ten OTHERS
ARE SENT TO BOTTOM
BY Associated Press

Berlin. June o. lBy wireless to
s6yyilel The German admiralty to
day announced that tn German high
sea fleet on May 3ist encountered a
Lritish fighting fleet She engage.
n.ent which developed. the admiralty
says, continued an night ank was fay.
o.abe to the Germans A large Brit
ish battleship. a warship and the bat
tie cruisers Queen Mary and lfde.
fatigable and two armored cruisers
were destroyed
II is also reported that a small Brit
ish cruiser. and number OF torpedo
beat destroyers and one torpedo boat
were sunk.
The admiralty statement adds that
BY observation It was established that
large number Of the British battle
ships suffered damage from fire OF
the German big ships and the at
tacks of the torpedo boat fleet.
The admiralty declares British bat.
tleship Marlborough was hit by tor.
pedo. This is being confirmed b.
prisoners rescued.
Several of the German ships res.
cued parts of the crew of the British
ships which were sunk, including, II
is said, two men from the ladefatis
able. the only survivors from thai
ship.
On the German side, the small
cruiser Wiesbaden was sunk BY gun
fire and the Pommern was sent to the
bottom by a torpedo The fate OF the
Franenlob is not known and some tor
pedo boats did not return
The German big sea fleet. the stale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
Berlin Makes sta,emen,

Rerlln. june The German state.
went SAYS During an ontcrprile
directed nor,hRard onr high sea fleet
oa May alst encountered the main
part Of the bshsh fighting fleet
which was considerably superior 60
cur foRses During the afternoon. De.
tween Skaserak and Horn Raff heav
engagements developed. which We're
ssccessml FOR us aud which contluu.
ed during the whole night"
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ENGLAND Admits Defeat.

London June . The British ad
mralty announced today that bat
Ne had occurred n the North sea be.
lNecn British and German fleets
The British battle cruisers Queen
Mary aud lndeiatisable and The bat.
te ship hylucihle We're sunk The
cruisers Defiance aud nlack Prince
also we're sunk and the cruiser War.
or was disabled
The announcement saws that two
German battle cruisers We're sunk and
two light German cruisers disabled.
aud probably sunk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
WORKING VIGOROUSLY
NORkIN GV|G0R0usLY
rIsOIlsISSlllS WILL WAIT
ron PROPER TINE. THEN
nay FORGE ACTION

chicago M June The four
votes Involved Ia the two contests
tfnm oklahoma. sth and eth districts.
wii Dee decided tonight James Harris,
present national committeeman ia
heine contested hy James MeGraw.
nu oil man who ealms SOME irreg.l
iaritics ln iho conventions It is
party nghl and Involves the election
.of national committeeman The evl
dcngc poiula 10 decision In favor Of
Harris.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

Washington. june Washington
today became aware ~ tie Roosef feii
epidemic and 10 peallar way
a large number of eastern hepab.
lican congressman Ria have been Fl
slriing an along that the colonel has
10 chance AZ the chieaeo convention
we're delaged With lelegrams from
their anti Rooseyelt constituents urg
Ing them 10 hasten % chicago 70 stop
the stampede
Engoys sere sent 10 lhe Democrat
T. leaders of tho house to see If #
would not be- possible to shorten d.
bate and hasten the passage % TIE
measure by Frldag afternoon 20 thai
Tho anti Roosevelt delegation car pet
away on the trains Friday evening
Between Two Fires.
That the Republicans in Washing
ton abo DO not aanf 70 see either
Roosevelt Or Hughes nominated are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
PROCTOR GOES
TO NEW CHARGE.

Rey e. K. Proctor has been traH
ferred 10 Marietta. Oklah0ma and
vii move bis family to that place
neat week Rev Proctor has endear
o. himself 10 the people OF Guthrie
aud bis coming departure 1il. b
learned OF with regret Rev. 3 A.
Crosby all be assigned u this charge
sunday morning Reg Proctor All
preach his last sermon here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
GERMANS c | \ {
c R D j N D BOTH
EAST. AND WEST
HEAVY FIGHTING On YER
Dun FRONT: BITTER COLD
pRfN tlI.s N III iSSIA
CBy Associated Press j

Paris June During the heavy
fighting on the yerdun front today
and last night the French progressed
slightly south OF Caureies wood. II
was officially announced today The
struggle between Thioumopt farm
and Vauxe, asl OF the Meuse, Is de-
scribed az being extremely violent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
Grand puke Rsports SUCCESSES.

Petrograd. June Russians have
been victorious on two fronts. June go
and 2nd on the Riga the Austrlans
we're badly DEBATED on the afternoon
o. June lat IN Turkey the Grand
Duke reports progress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
GE ERMAN SAYS
" L SON AIDE D
f RE NCH ALLIES
ONLY SMALL. MAJORITY PI.O-
PIE NOl I'D ACCEPT iIIM
" PEitE MEDIATOR

Berlin. va london, June 2 AT the
session Of ihe reiehsiag today Dr.
Gustav siresemann. national liberal.
In an address rejected the Idea that
President Wilson would be- available
as a peace mediator
IF you take vote Of the German
people" said Di stresemann, only q
small minority would accept President
Wilson as d mediator. after he had
rendered u possible for our enemies
10 keep going ia military aay By
infensliyiue the possibility for the
manufaciuf u munitions. after he
fa.ufiuuaH an puga MtNa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
GGa0 VOLTS ELECTRICITY
glllN NAN 10 DEATH

Kansas CH No jaue Edward
ise.eI. fseni nine. q br.dss work.
er aas tilal ana two others ere dan.
seHaH injured today when an eiec-
ffie sat cable carry. .ns aiAtY.six
hundred soll Kas severed b. a der
rick. ehich aas fitting a steel cais-
oa far oae of the piers for the new
central avenue bridge across the
kaHH river
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
3RANDEIS WINS AT
TER LONG FIGHT;
HE is A HEBREW

Washington. Jane by a vote Of
better than two 30 one Louis j.
rrandeis OF Boston. was confirmed
2, the Senate Thursday afternoon
Roth Oklahoma senators oven and
Gore yotcd FOR tie confirmation. All
hat three Republicans voted against
the confirmation a. ala also Senator
NeRlands, Democrat who lead the
fisht against nrandois.
Mr Brandels NlI hc the first Jew
20 occupy a seat on tho supreme
court bench.
have hieu admiration for Mr.
brandeis as puhnDlst and propa
eundaist OF distinction" said Senator
NoNlands Il do Dot regard him as a
man Of Judicial temperament and for
that reason have voted against hs
confirmation
Mr. Brandeis succeeds Justice Ia
mar deceased The fieht against his
confirmation besan Immediately az
ter he was named BY President VII
son. and many open meetings Of the
committee were lseld 20 hear oblec
tiona
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
L. =. TO RECLAIM LAND
RAILROAD FORFEITED

Washington, d. e., June 2-The
house bill providing for reclamation
BY the government Of 2300. 900 acres
OF Oregon land granted the Oregon and
California railway was passed today
hy the senate. The lands. valued al
about s3O.00.OOOO are alleged to have
been forfeited by violations Of the
terms Of the grant. which required
their sale 10 settlers at $3.50 per acre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
Germans Are Halted.

London, June 2 The m0menlons
tatile at Verduu shows uo signs Of
slackenlng IN violence. bat the latest
reports 10 contract With most 81 those
issued during the last few days rec
ord no further advances for the Ger
mans.
The center Of the bit'eresi fighting
has shifted somewhat 10 the south.
west Of the front between cumieres
and Dead Man lIill west of the Meuse
Continued on pag Twelve
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BAND CONCERT TonleAr.

The usual weekly band concert VIII
be given this evening. beginning AT y
O'Clock sharp. ia front OF the Federal
building Professor Ryan will con
duet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
CUPID WAS NOT ON
JOB DURING MAY

There we're fever marriage licenses
issued during the month oi May BY lhe
county court than during any month
IN the last Twelve. not even excluding
the dismal one Of February. which Is
usually considered cupid'a holiday.
During the thiriy-one days 0f May but
six licenses we're issued
June. the month Of brides. has not
started out very promising. 80 far no
one has applied for Joy papers.'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
Phenomenal Cold In Russia.

Petrograd. June 2 phefomenal
cold FOR this time Of year. prevails
throughout Russia Street ears al
Fazan have been stopped b. the snow
The temperature al Nizhul and Noyo
gorod is AZ the freezing point Much
suffering has resulted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
HUGHES DENIES
HIT CHCOCK IS
HIS M0UTHP|ECE:
HAS NJ RIpRI. SENTATIVE =
SAYS PRIVATE SECRETARY
N RESPONSE 10 QUERY
taULlETlND
10y Associated prsss)

Washington, June When ? an IN
quiry uas made Of Justice Hughes as
20 whether Frank M. Hitchcock was
representing him ~ Chicago the
Juetee's secretary, Lawrence Green.
made the following authorized state
rient. ~ is psrectly wvil undsr
stood that Justice hughes has no
representative
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
GERMAN SEipLi\ES Mlkf
,TTtCk on ENEMY SHIPS

Berlin. June Am attack by Ger
man seaplanes on a hostile squadron
In the Aegean sea. OF Dedeagaieh.
Bulgaria. on May y. in which one Of
the vessels attacked was twice struck
by bombs is reported today BY the
German admiralty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
" atehlng Teddy hughes
/ ases Votes

gaeaga luue Sixteen prospect
i've selra Tor Justice Charles r..
alashea ln the Republican convention
sent b the board today whea tho
rational committee voted 10 seat tho
.Aleur q Jackson delegation Of fieor.
eta. Tho action sas taken after
tseif contest which lasten more thaa
sls hours and In which Il vas necea.
sarY 70 determines the personnel "
tho Georgia state committee
Root vose Increased
delegation representing the Wal.
tor u johnson Ming of the party Ia
Ge8fsIa fought stubborn battle.
leth delegations eame 10 Chicago un.
instructed bat It bas been generally
Hndersiood that ihe johnson delega
tiun eas prepared 20 support Justice
hughes ahla the Jackson delegation
were frlenAY % the candiiacg ot
Senator Root with John w Weeks or
Massachusetts a. second choice
ffelDm lo tae confederation oi
the Georgia case the COMMITTEES dis
posed oi seven protests Ia Alabama.
sA regular delegates AZ large being
SEATED while protesting delegate
from ibe ninth eonEeHslona district
aa returned a sinner
Tho liberalization 0f lhe contests
committee to dispose ot tho remainl.
er y mo contests vas announced AZ.
ief a long conference az tbe cad Of
which lt vag voted 20 begin ihe
.a.EE.......i .... fa...... IFsf.s.ss
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To HANG SEVEN
VILLA BANDITS
A I ONE CLIP
WHOLESALE \ECkTIE PARTY
TO BE PULLED OFF N
NEW MEXICO
(By Associated PTessJ

Deming, n NJ, June ? Seven fol
l,wers OF Francisco villa. the out.
lawed Mexican leader, will be hang.
ed on June g. Governor William c.
Mcdonald on May Is, four days be
fore the original date for execution
granted reprieve In comnia &c
with request from President VIII
son. to permit an Investigation into
the conduct OF the trial and by the
governors reprIeYe the execution Ras
set for June 3.
The seven men were tried IN the
district court here and convicted ol
first degree murder for their part In
the raid on Columbus. \ NJ March
. In which seventeen soldiers and
civilian Americans we're killed sever
al wounded and a number Of build.
ings destroyed. Three months later
they are to pay the extreme penalty
The condemued men are: Jose
Rangel. Juan Sanchez, Euseblo Ren
terIa. Taurino Garcia, Jose Rodrin
guez, Francisco Alvarez. Juan castil
10. t-ff-1 1c
At the trial counsel conteaded thai
the defendants had no knowledge o.
where they were going at the time o
the raid and that they we're force.
tc follow VIVA under penalty Of death
Jose Range. who was wounded an
carried into court April -. when sen
tence was imposed. made a plea 70
mercy from his cot The prisoner
have been In the state penitentiary a
Santa Fe for safe keeping
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
BRITISH bATTLESH|PS SUNK
BY GERMAN HIGH SEA FLEET

ment adds. returned to lis base O.
June
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Big Fire Loss at Altus.
The plant OF the Oklahoma Alfalfa
Products company at Altus burned
Thursday night. The loss will BE-
about So. 600.
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c0alIa0cl oa l'ae ra,Iu
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CBy Associated Press.l

New Orleans. Lr.. June 2.-Tonight
fair. cooler. Saturday fair.
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AL sosIs q les Fes
Al sosTs o. ffshf

See liass sat fsEis iir sr re 4
assHfHit fa1s
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Continued on PAGE sine
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sfE,tsas. Hsp sasigs az ofg
faax See Flgs ststn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-07
~ P sgSs JOURNAL CLASSIFIED COLUMNS i
FOR SALE

50. 000-5-room frame, modern lol
52xl42, Fourth ward, close in
terms
$2.750-5-room brick, modern, large
basement corner lot, Highlands
close in; terms.
Sl,6OO-5-room frame, modern,
sleeping porch, garage, two blocks
from Central avenue, on highlands,
sSO0-s-room bungalow, lot 25xl42,
near Santa Fe shops; half cash, bal
ance terms.
S2.65O-E-room bungalow, modern
lawn, shade and fruit trees, good
outbuHdings, lot 5OXlSO; good loca'
ton. Fourth ward.
32.5OO-7-room. 2-story, adobe, stue'
coed. modern. furnished; also B.
room adobe in rear; all on lot 7bl
142; Third ward, close in.
Many other bargains in improved
and unimproved property,
A. FLEISCEER
Zeal Estate, Insurance, Loans
III south Fourth Street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-07
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE,

Chicago. Nov Unsettled wealth
er in Canada hampered threshers and
shippers led to an upturn in whea.
prices tonight after an early decline
due largely TO Argentina rains. The
market closed strong with December
at S1.S4ts and May at $lS6 y Corn
gained y to CSC oats S and pro-
visions II 10 SIC.
1t was not until the last half Of the
session that the bulls were enabled
to obtain control of the wheat market
Previously the trade was under the
influence Of adyces telling of well
come supplies Of moisture in southern
Argentina, the precise section where
downpours would be Of benefit in Off
setting the effects Of drought
Signs of improved export demand
at the United states seabord contrib
uted to the latest strength IN wheat
In this connection it was pointed OUT
that world shipments were about y
100000 bushels under last years ana
that the amount of wheat in ocean
passage was also largely short Of the
corresponding total in 1916.
Corn responded alike TO the early
weakness and the late hrmness OF
wheat. Increasing receipts OF corn
were counter balanced by fresh cN'
mort sales. oats swayed with other
/ cereals.
Higher quotations on hogs anl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-07
WALL STREET IS
NOT WORRYING
OVER ELECTION
Markets. RenarkabI8,Stengt
and Breadth Were Based
m Principles Far Removed
Fnm Political Conditions
Rnnqino Up Father

..... ,,usN.L SPECIAL LEIsEo wIHul
w. work. Nov. 6.-Wall streets
. ,y% i'm or indifference to the
..,,ome of the presidential election
r., nnmistskably demonstrated ac-
'.r5ing to the individual point Of
,ior nv todays operations. In the
,a5gment Of dispassionate observers.
M markets remarkable strength ana
s,oodtb-its undercurrent Of conf
3sroe-vere based on fundamental
ana intrinsic features far removed
tom immediate political conditions.
United states steel was the central
feature 10 a greater extent than re-
GENTLY Not only because of its eX-
,norjinarv activity in which it far
mtdjstanced all other favorites, but
also by reason of its rise Of 3B points
IA l28A. exactly a point above its
PREVIOUS maximum Utah Copper and
Central Leather riyaled steel in as
ending to new records, Utah gaining
q, at 1144 and leather points at
N3A,
Urgent demand was indicated at
prous times for other industrials and
shipments notably LackaWanna
Cucible and Sloss- Sheffield steels
Republic Iron colorado Fuel, Amer
kan and Baldwin Locomotives, the
sugars, motors papers, fertilizers and
peroleums, and issues dependent in
measure on tariff conditions Gains
10 these diversified groups ranged
from one to four points, the greater
part Of which was retained.
Other coppers followed the pace
set by Utah, though in more moder'
ate degree, their course being guided
by reported sales of the refined meta
for delivery in the spring Of mex
year at 8Olac per pound.
Rails were firm to strong, Reading
Union Pacific New York Central, st
Paul and Atchison representing thu
dividend payers. while Rock Island
Denver & Rio Grande preferred anC
Southern Railway common and pre-
ieTed We're foremost in the minor di
vision, Total sales, 100000 shares
Bonds were firm. Total sales, pa
value &6,125O0O.
United States bonds were unchang
ed on call.
Closing priree,
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Nov. Spot cotton
Quiet. Middling uplands' *ls'o0'
No saIes.
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Dec. $40. May sec.
Oats-Half cent lower No.
white. 53c. No. . mixed 54@5ic.
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MONEY no loan

u6GTT e loan 81 salaries - rsiirosd
men. Box "a, city
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ION sAI.Il-Rnncnea

10RsFl ana rjqs ior rent and cal
simon Garcia t20g Worth Arno street
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EOR RENT.-Apartments

nm RENr-Furulshcd apartments all mod
srn e7nveulences. ll0i North seg2na.
FOR FENT-F3ur-ro7m furnished apart
mont modern go South sixth street Ap'
ply savoy cote. --------
r0p PEVT-To well people. sunny des'I
allie four-ro0m unfuruished apartment
ga south Edith. Phone l5"W.
FOR FFNT-A three-room flat Furnished.
sf.. unurulsued SO, close in A'99 t"''s
.rs.ra rooms 3l0 Apply ll' West 12l1