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"His real estate agent Will
him possibly tomorrow.
aIn that event, he wail rscssvs
cah1e signifying that the transacslo
is perfectly correct" 49,
aHe may also inquire AS " va
- nth the yaluables in the war
safe" - touch
nothing. as the people who will occupy
the house are old friends ~ 49,
Sn n3N.I,ace YOU will return to New
York at once" ..
81 thought was wanted here9
mo longer" :, +ba
"Au right; I'm off. I'll sail on u. I,,,
Prince Ludwig, stateroom 10
have my joke by the way ,.a
"you viii do nothing Of the KIND
You will have stateroom py YOU
se,fo said Mrs. Chedsoye crlspi !,
aAnd no wine, nor cards. Ii you Ian
I'll break you oraa, ,s
"As we would churchWaruosen
nine Wallace, my lad" Ryanne g,iE
ned his companion by the shouiusi
| and there was enough pressure n w
| Grin to cause the recipient to vince
1 well we'll; I'll lay a stra,sn
4 course" Wallace slid his shouiue
Il from under Ryannes hand
Il ITO YOU, then, Hoddy, the buslnes
oe ouarantining our friend Perclva
v ron't hurt him; simply detam ~
\ Won must realize the Importance
n This Have you your plans?"
II sI'll perfect them tomorrow. sh'
n find way, never fear"
"Does the rug come in anywhere
The major was curious. 1t sometiM
seemed to him that Ryanne oiu ny !.
WAYS lay his cards face up upon I
table. .5a.
at viii play it's part. BESIDES
-, am rather inclined to the idea o. =
ing it back. 1t may be the GU 81
ing-carpet. In that case, 1t VIII -
rev in handy. Who knows?"
my .eHow much is it worth?"
lee -, :v- Larcival himself GO
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o,o Record az sabIic sinner.

What is prob bly, the worlds recoit
as a public singer is held by Mrs
George v. Johnson, who for more than
62 years has ben soloist In the Presby,
terrain church. She has Travelled q
distance of more than 10000 miles in
merely going to and from her chois
rehearsals and church services, while
the actual time she has spent In .
cher ss:s: s... sssn,s,iid amount to the aquiv
alent Of one year and . ha'f ssih'
| IN. y.i Gazette
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CHAPTER vlI.-(continued')

ser accent 1t as such. l am tired Oh
,va++v things. l repeat, failure Is ho'
.a,o.s,h,a Have l not thought 1t OUT
-detail by detail, mapped out eacn nus
-apticipated dangers by eLlmlha'ins
ythem?" ,,ob
IAN but that one danger Of when
.v,,a know nothing You're great
.xvoman. Kate. You have, as you say
-.node ninety-nine dangers out Oh
hundred impossible. Let us keep en
eve out for that hundredth. ouf puo,
,tographs have yet to grace the rosueS
gallery" pronne's
faanghter was sardon1c.
"Whose?" shot the MAJOR.
milne. A round and youthful pnlz
"a silky young mustache. But res
aosv. there's no likeness between ina
and the original one I wear now.
"You never told me oe
gan Mrs. Chedsoye.
"There was never any need I'LL now
vxrh+ wears ago. Certain powers tina
ba worked toward my escape. but
was never to return. You Will reco
dac+ that I have always remained Tn
Lac enough. What / did does NJ
natter. I will say this much; u
crime was in being found out. VI
venture into New York and out to s.
again; they will not have chance.
dnrbt If any could recall the clrcu
stances of my meteoric career. I
viii observe that | am keyed for al
thing. Let us get to work IL ooes
matter, anyhow"
fYou did not MrS. Cn
soye hesitated. :,
"Blood?' reading her thougnt'
fx,oconda; my hands are gu1itiess'
least they we're till this Bagdad
yasr: and am not sure there. ! wa
4rrsted clerk; gambled; 7
money that did not belong to me.
Sc am. room number 20S."
"Tt doesn't matter. Come ~
- etare at Hoddy as II he wei
raw species" The major slhoo'
80 ends of his moustache. TINS
,ssssion will be good for his soui'
"yas Gioconda; feel easier !
IAN heart and soul in this aHal
iced excitement. too. LORD
xuban went to Bagdad, had no
ssat should ever lay eyes upon
- nut i did. And there's
..neralds too, major. :
The major rubbed nis A
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s-1-S yfsIlr{
not say exactly. He gave me e eii''s
and pounds for it,
"A thousand pounds! murilu = q
Wallace.
Tho major struck his hands llgntiy
together. Whether In applause ~
wonder he alone knew. IN,
"And it was worth every shilins y
it too. I'll tell you the story sou ~
dav There are dozen ways OF sup
pressing Percival, but | must NY
something appealing to my a'is'p
side" u
"vou have never told us your re-
$40 Horace" Mrs. Chedsoye pen
Ha laughed. SCI must have SOM
thing to confess to you in the rutufl
dear Gioconda." y.
! well, the meeting ad1ourns' ~
: de-" Al vi,
Fortune?" demanded Ryanne.
4send her back to Mentone. !.
4Ubat the deuce did you bring ?
s. hare for, knowing what was n
~ wind?"
"she expressed desire. 70
S. co,na again" answered Mrs. On
=, soye. .h,ny, 4
major rose and yawned suggestis'
ut IN the corridor, Ryanne whispe
er, softly: "Why not, Gioconda
"she shall never marry man
IF YOUR stamp" colby.
er, charming mother! How tenu'
vou have cherished her.!
es- "r5orace." calmly enough, rs y
to anger me?"
the ut NAV not be wise, but
She never seen you in rage. you Y
re. be magnificent
1io- Cease this foolery," patiently.
rely ~, IN no mood for 1t tonight. q
associate in this equivocal bush
oil," Won do very we'll; you are neces
lash Pnt do not presume too much
this that For all that may not nave
ay." What a mother should be, stu
and some self-reapect. 30 lons
like any power over her, Fortune
never marry man so tar aoV
mo- the social scale as yourself
"social acale? Gioconda, nov
hurt mel" mockingly. I should
, the ~ like to know what your ~
that inyipcible barrier IS. Is
an" cause my face is in the rogues
lery? Surely, you would p
first cruel!" !.
h the "she IL far above us all, my 2
continuing unruffled. "sometll
with stand in absolute awe OF her"
"a marvel! If my recoliec'
hoat I" not at fault, many man has g
sound the villa Fanny, with view TO
shin. men beside whom
= or,, Il Roland 20 the lowest Saracen
wanna never objected to them"
enturaf "They had money and positl
ent,,re Magic talisman! And IL
money and positions" X
N New .My objections would be Il
friends strong" L
,naraIv "Your code puzzles me. fol
re,come as a son-in.law q Am
: ,,ail stole openly the widows mMe,
who harass none, but the n
Rvanne rich, must dwell in the outlahs
ngly. Injustice
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To sleep like that! He shrugged,
threw off his coat, swept the cover
from the stand, found pack Of CARDS,
lind played solitaire till the first pallor
Of dawn announced the new day.
kReclining snugly against the para
oct wrapped In his battered arbiyeth,
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~ ls1Sf aTfoJneT idea fiaEaaeafksa spss7
sossion IF this teeming brain OF mine
Have YOU noticed how this iellom
Tomas boyers about Fortune? ne
worth a million, If he's worth a cent
am SIRE, in pure gratitude, she
would see to it that her loved ones
wore we'll taken care of In their oio
age" u
81 am going to marry Fortune my
self" said Ryanne blandly.
your" The major was nonplusseu
wallace shuffled his feet uneasliy'
This blond companion OF his was al
vavs showing kinks in his nature,
kinks that rarely ever stralgh'eheu
: out. -
r eyes. And why not? What is she
: to either you or her mother! NIL
!. ing Affection you have never given
her being unable. 1t surprises you,
hut nevertheless, l love her, and
If am going to marry her.
IT "Really?" said Mrs. Chedsoye.
T. Gwen So" ., -,
g, you are fool, Horace!" with TIT
lg ing fury. So then, the child had NO
ubed her in a moment Of pique?
III "Men in love generally are foon
at I'VE never spoken before, because 70
", never absolutely needed me I'LL nov
There's my cards, pat
an Mrs. Chedsoye's fury deepened, %
40 not visibly. "You are welcome to ne
es If she will have you"
ives" supplemented the major;
IS she will have you, my fr1eno' take IN
and our benedictions."
Ryanne's shoulders stirred sugs
49,. lively.
est "of course, expect to have
,ha' final word to say on the subject
is nv daughter" said Mrs. Chedsoy
DE- "A trifing accident, my dear
conda." smiled Ryanne! mef
49, that" ,
'iat "1ust a little oil, just a little
Ut +he major pleaded anxiously. u
7GoF y all this is no time for row OF
'hla silly order. But it's always the W
nv ,rritably. "A big enterprise, dem'
A.4A
ono ing a single purpose, ana Urine
on nv this to upset it ALL"
' az am ready for business at any
cum ment."
Won "And you, Kate?' .,r
iou wen say no more about it till
80 Y affair is over. After that
'esn .Thoge who live will see,
c,o, RJanne rolled cigarette.
on'' ITO business, then. In the
.n,o n,aca Mr.. Jones must not reacf
SIS. at Ludwig"
I'D af- He VIII ho''
was a quiet assurance. ~,
took he WAL ho1 $50 +ha
And added Wallaeo' 2 -''N
of his voice again
Kate. Good. But, mind, no rougn J
wore leave it all to me-" said Il!
oothas ..The United Romance and Adv
;s con Company will give him an adv
i. on approval, as It were -.
i now "To YOU, then. The report froi
to;r york reads encouragingly. Our
vas there are busy. They are
~ idaa waiting for US. From now on +
~ that Algernon must receive no NOR
q the kilograms or cables
.Tll take care Of that also
.,oas- looked at Mrs. Chedsoye muslI
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him. she ragged inwardly at the POSI-
Utility Of his wanting another woman. |
To her the social fabric which holds
Humanity together was merely con-
sIyenience; the moral significance
itouched neither her heart nor her
mind. In her the primordial craving
II for ease for material comforts, pref
Fly trinkets and gowns was strongest
Adeyeloped 1t was as Ii this sense had
i been handed down to her, untouched
lby contact with progression. from the
Il remote ages, that time between the
H fall of Roman civilization and where
modern civilization began In short
II beautiful barbarian, whose intellect
4 alone had advanced.
III Fortune was asleep. The mother
II went over to the bed and gently shook
the slim. round arm which lay upon
ii the coverlet. The childs nature lay
revealed as she opened her eyes and
smiled 1t did not matter that the
4 smile instantly changed to frowning
! inquiry. The mother spoke truly
III when she said that there were times
!. when she stood in awe of this. her
i flesh and blood.
"My child. wish to ask you ques
III tsoa. and for your own good answer
Z truthfully. Do you love Horace?'
4 Fortune sat up and rubbed hel
eyes. mo" Had her wits been less
u scattered she might have paltered.
The syllable had finality to
81 that treasured the mother more thai
4 a thousand protestations would hav'
se done.
Good night" she said.
Fortune lay down again and dreH
a the coverlet up to her chin. With he
eyes shut she waited, but in vain. lie
~ mother disrobed and sought her oW
an bed.
= Rvanne was intensely dissatisfie
u with himself. For once his desperat
"A mood had carried him too far. II
Al had made too many confessions, ma
- antagonized woman who was ever
u hit as clever and ingenious as hiI
in self The enterprise toward whie
n thew were moving held him simply b
ca,lse it was an exploit that ent1cs
N, wholly his twisted outlook upon III
"a. There was forbidding humor In Il
"a whole affair, too, which he alone sa
"a The POSSIBLE rewards were to him
81. secondary consideration. 1t was Z
ia fun Of the thing. 1t was the fun
the thing that had put him square
!, !. unon the wide, short road to ger
N tion. which had made him first
spendthrift, then thief. The fun
= The thing; sinister phrase! A tho
~ and times had be longed to go ba'
u. for he wasn't all bad; but door at
door had shut behind him; and n
~ M single purpose was to get to
~ end Of the road by the shortest req
He did not deceive himself
deanerate mood was the result OF
80 internal rage against himself, RI
AGAINST the weakness of his hei
~ fortune Chedsoye Why had she
~ crossed his path at that time when
1ha might have been savedg Ana
y = would she have saved him? God az
,ory knew. III, =
u He heard Jones stirring In his re-
so nart door Presently all became s
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marching past, on the way to the rail-
way station; the usual number of ma
tiyes were patrolling the sidewalks.
dangling strings Of imitation scarabs;
a caravan OF pack-camels. laden with
cotton, shuffied BY haughtily; a blind
beggar sat on the curb in front.
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urably Eyes, yes; the emeralds; !
had not forgotten them. One nunulsu !.
lovely green stones. worth not pe ,,as
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SYNOPSIS.

ssaorus Percival Algernon Johe
II " 4 IN + I
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-21
NOTICE OF NEW ESTIMATE.

Notice is hereby given that the view
ers heretofore appointed by the Board Of
Commissioners Of 81 Joseph County
Indiana. in the matter OF the petition OF
George j. Seybold ct al. for improve
mcnt Of Gravel Road in Penn Township.
81 Joseph County, lndiana. have hled
their report in writing with the County
Auditor. wherein they show that TIE
former estimate was too low. and said
have increased the amount from ST. $500
TO 81. 1880. and the same have been ap-
proved by the Board OF Commissioners.
Witness ms hand aid the seal ~ the
Board of Commissioners az South Bend,
Indiana, this 2lst day of June, 1917
ARTHUR J.. WOLF,
Auditor ST. Joseph County. Indiana.
IBIS
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NOTICE OF INV ESTIMATE.

Notice is hereby given that the viewers
heretofore appointed by the Board n
Commissioners OF 81 Joseph County. In
diana. in the matter 81 the petition OF
Henry Bechler 60 al. Tor Improvement
of Gravel Road iu Penn Township. ST
Joseph County, Indiana. have hled their
report in writing with the County
Auditor. wherein they SHOW that the
former estimate WAS too low. and said
have increased the amount from 500
$1,000 90 S21.J4Ou0 and the same have
been approved by the Board of Commits
SiouprS
Witness my hand and the seal ~ the
Board Of Commissioners az South Bend,
Indiana. this DIST usy Of June. 1917
ARTHUR \. WOl r.
Auditor ST Joseph County. Indiana.
91-.S
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WANTED-TO BUY.

WANTED buy confectionery or 9th
cr small business must be- money
maker and worth the price asked Adj
dress Elton Short. WalkertOn. Ind.
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notice OF ADMINISTRATION

Notice 4 6ere0V gwen INIT ne IN
dcrsigned has Do 'Cn appointed by the
Clerk ~ the Circuit Court u ST Jo-
Scph County. State ~ Indiana. admit
istratOr OF the estate ~ George a..
Nlues~ei. late Of St Joseph County. de-
ceased.
said estate is supposed 90 be solvent
CHAS. a. AIJESSEL, Adm.
June 18th 1917
HOWELL a JONES, Attys for Estate.
14-21-2S
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Estate Of william IT, Wareham-
NnTIII Oh IINAI AIIOINI.

By direction OF 81 Joseph Loan g.
Trust Company. administrator N the
estate OF William II Wsreham, late 81
ST Joseph County In the State of Indi-
ana. deceased.
Notice iS hereby given 90 the heirs
legatepS and devisecs " said decedent.
and all other persons interested tn said
estate. that said administrator has died
I'm this Court its account and vouchers
for the final settlement ~ said estate
and they are therefore hereby required
% Doe and appear 900 said Court ON the
9TH day Of July. 1917. when the same
viii Doe heard. lud Rake proof or their
heirship. or claim 90 any part ~ said
estate. and show cause n any there be-
why said account and vouchers should
Lot De approved
Witness. the Cl-rk and the seal Of the
st Joseph Circuit Court nc South Bend
Indiana. 18th day of June 1917.
GEORGE N. RAAB. Clerk
BY CHAS. D.. RAAB Deputy.
DRTNNIOND a HAMMERSCHMIDT.
Attys for Estate 14-2I
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PERSONALS.
TO THE PURLIl

To THE PUBLIC
We wish 90 announce that Mr. Lehman
has fun ownership and control ~ the
feed barn. formerly Lehman a. Wallace.
10 MIL ST fun line Of harness and
other equipment for horses Bell 3J1I.
Home 211d
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-ys-
Indiana building and Loan Association.
Catherine Noder. John Lammedce, Iva
Strayer Elizabeth St0ner, Hattie Irum-
ball Lottie Lammedee. Frederick Lam
medec. Charlotte Bird. Laura J. White
man. Arthur Wandering. Mrs. VI. T.
Wright. Mrs Wilson Haynes. Mrs.
GuSta Il. Lindsey.
To Joun Lammedee. Hattie Irumbell,
Mrs ~ T. Wright. Mrs Wilson
Haynes. Mrs. GustJ B Lindsey. and
Elizabeth Stoncr
You are scFrrally hereby notified that
the above named petitioner as Admins
traitor of the estate aforesaid. has fled
Zoo the Circuit Court ~ ST Joseph tOun-
Is. Indiana. "a petition making YOU de-
PENDANTS thereto. and praying therein
for au order. and decree OF said court
authorizing the sale ~ certain real
estate belonging o. the estate - said de-
make assets for the payment NJ the debts
and liabilities 81 said estate. and has
averred in said petition that you. John
Iammedpp Hattie IrumbeII Mrs.. NJ. T.
Wright Mrs. Wilson Haynes. and Mrs
Gusta j Lindsey. and each of YOU, are
residents Of the state Of Indiana
that be- residcTre OF YOU Elizabeth
Stoucr is unknown and that YOU have
not been heard from for more than four
years. and that Won and each n YOU are
necessary parties tp said proceedings.
and that said petition go filed, aud
which is Low pending. is set Tor hearing
in said court. no the court house In the
city " South Bend, Indiana. on the 5fn
day Of July. 1917
Witness the clerk and seal ~ said
court this 18th day ~ June. 1917.
GEO M RAAB. Clerh
'l Attorney. 80 1-2s-5
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LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed by the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court OF ST Joseph Coun-
~. State of Indiana. administra triX 81
the estate Of Catherine NJ. Hnchtel, late
of ST Joseph County. deceased
Said estate is supposed 90 Doe solvent
SOPHIA JOHNSON. Adm.
June - 1917.
WEIpLER a PARKER.
Attys for Estate 21-2S-J
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STORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Store building 100 W. Col
fax Ave. Inquire Alex Lippman. 4S15
Nincennes Ave. Chicago, Ill.
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FOR SALE-G6x165 feet Business prop
ertv. South Michigan St, south OF Di-
vision Must be sold 10 close estate. a
bargain. Address B. j. for particulars.
care News Times.
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Larger amounts on same basis.
Compare charges above with those oi
petty money lenders and do business with
us We invite your Investigation AMI 80.
hcit your patronage.
THE NORRIS PLAN OF SOUTH BEND
12O Main St
ODp. Court House
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OFFICE HELr WANTED.

WE PLACE OFFICE PEOPLE EVERY
DAY 80 90 100 calls each month from
business mes for Stpu0gra pliers. Typ
lists. BookkeepeTs. DictaphOuists, GenL
Oniee People Store Clerks
FOR first class position call nc once
and register free
BUSINESS FIRAfS- Call Bell 2qOG.
Home S210 for above office assistants.
IRE service The Thomas school Licensed
Employment Agency American Trust
Bldg
We do public work. such as envelope
addressing. multicraph letters. etc
WANTED-Young people 10 know that
the summer term Of the South Bend
Business College is now ia session.
Enter any Monday and prepare ito serve
the nation and local industries as stem
Cgraphers. bookkeepers. etc Catalog
free Write, call or telephone Bell sol
CT Home sol.
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Attorneys 2l-2s-5
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not sEKEEPING ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Three furnished hOusekeep
Ing rooms. with bath. strictly modern
with use OF telephones at 100 LlncolI
way w Home 112S. Bell 2034.
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NOTICE OF LETTING CONTRACT
FOR IRNISHTNG ADDING Ma
CHINE AND CALCULATING Ma

CHINE.
Notice BIS hereby given that the Board
n County mmissiOners win receive
separate sealed bids FOR furnishing Tor
the County Treasurer one nlue-columu
duplex adding machine. and also for fur
mshing enc uine-e0lumn calculating ma-
chine for the office 81 the County
Auditor said bids shall he fled in the
office NJ the County Auditor June 9th.
1917 up Co eleven o'clock a. m
The specifications for said machine
have been adopted and approved by tie
Board ~ County Commissioners. and Era
now on file in the office ~ the County
Auditor
All bidders submitting bids must have
same 90 forms furnished By rhe
County Auditor Bids not on this form
or agreeing exactly Herewith win Lot
20 considered ln the letting ~ the con-
tract The Board reserves the right %
reject anv OF an bids submitted
All bidders must also submit n bond
In q sum equal o. the amount ~ the bid
submitted with good freehold surety. or
IN approved surety company % the sat-
isflcti3n on the Board ~ Commissioners.
ARTHUR T. WOLF.
Auditor So Joseph County, indiana.
21-2S
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FARM LANDS.

FARM FOR ENCHANGE-19j acres. all
good heavy land. good six room house.
bank barn, silo. steel wind pump, good
0utbuildings located on nice little lake.
II acres II onion laHd. Crops now on the
farm are 20 acres oats, 30 acres rye. $50
acres seeded I'm clover, Z acres Of onions.
IL acres Of clover hay: will he about 20
acres in corn; nice lot of wood timber and
good pasture. Farm is located i'm Noble
county, Indiana, within = mile Of the
Lincoln highway Noble county is one
of the best counties i'm the state
Prtce-S1J per acre.
H. l.. Oil A g. Noigt, Mgr r. T. 432
CENTRAL REALTY co, 80 =. Mich st.
FOR SALE-For $500. my equity in To-
acre farm on Miles ear line. q miles
out SiX-rOom Lew house. barn and
chicken house Horse wagon and farm
ing tools All growing crops and fruit.
Five acres timber. Have 10 60 away. 4
bargain. Apply Box A-130. News Times.
FOR ALE OR EXCHANGE.
\ JO-acre farm, Groom house. large
barn. other out-buildings. wells. good
land. some timber and pasture. All
kinds Of fruit. stands Of bees. situated
on main roads. > miles from Mish-
awake and 4 miles from South Bend. All
stock and farming machinery goes in
deal
JAMES TRAIL.
III +. Jefferson Blvd. Home Phone 622j.
FOR SALE-4O acres. miles rrom South
Bend. by good stone road Large barn,
6-room house. large poultry house and
park. buildings all new: houses and
lots in River Park; Groom house OF
18th st: broom house on 18th St, g.
room house on Clifford Court; Groom
bungalow on 10th st. % lots on easy
payments. l.. s Fickenscher. 121 5. St
Peter St. Home phone 6l39.
FOR EXCHANGE acres, we'll i'm
proved. good house: new BARI; large
hen house; 4 acres OF timber; an acre OF
potatoes now growing a fine little truck
farm. VIII exchange for improved city
or will take two vacant lots
II. 2. 5111. \. G. Noigt. Mgr. r p 432.
Central Realty Co, go :. Michigan st.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Estate Of John Kubiak.

NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
BY direction Of FranCisk3 PiukOWSka,
administrators of the estate Of John
kubiak. late OF ~. Joseph County, in
the State of Indiana. deceased
Notice is hereby given 90 the heirs.
legatees and devisees of said decedent.
and an other persons Interested in said
estate. that said administrators has filed
I'm this Court her account and vouchers
for the final settlement of said estate,
and they are therefore hereby required
9TH day Of July. 1917. when the same
viii Zoe heard. and make proof of their
heirship, or claim t0 ANY part of said
estate, and show cause if any there be.
not Dee approved
Witness, the Clerk and the seal Of the
81. Joseph circuit Court ar South Bend.
Indiana, 3D. day of June. 1917.
GEORGE NJ RAAB, Clerk
WEIDLER N PARKER.
Attys for Estate 1927
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-21
HOUsEKEEPING ROOMS.

FOR BENT-NIodern rooms fer light
housekeeping. close 20 StudehakerS
- = William St