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that it was necessary for him, if he did not intend to be caught absolute ly in a pocket. to keep troops from ad- valcing and cutting of this road which would put him entirely at the mercy of the allied forces.
 "It is very interesting to note in connection with this entire movement the similarity between the Austrian advance across the Piave. The enemy having once gotten committed 10 it' the floods came and rendered further bringing up of supplies difficult and his retreat still more difficult, and m the instance of the counter offensive, the storm. of which you have read, concealed the movement of our tanks and made the enemy practically un- aware of what was going on. It seems that the Lord has gotten tired Of the wounded partnership of Me and Gott
 "The total area in the Marne salient lost by the enemy during the past week is about equal to the area gained bv him in the drive in Flanders last April.
 "The small attack by the French, alluded to in their communique, as local affair north of MOntdidier is not an essential importance with refer ence to the entire game, but it keeps the Germans guessing just the same
 During this entire counter offensive the American divisions which have told you about before have been con stantly engaged and were still engaged at our last official accounts.
 with reference to the American nrogram I have directed to be organ ized in the United States six new dlvi' sions in the month of July. These SIX divisions will be organized at Camps Devens. Mead. Sheridan. Custer. Funs' ton and Lewis and will be numerically idesignated from nine up to fourteen.
 "In the organization of these 6lvl' sions we intend to use as nucleus in each one of them two regular regi ments of infantry which have beer taken from the regular regiments suA left in the United States guarding ut'f tiles quietly replacing them during the | last month or two by home gCarcs These regiments are now moving ihtC inc desiguated camDs as the nauon9 army moves out and the divisions VIII he an increase to the American forces The remaining elements of these aivi- sions will be formed by national army drafted men.
 "One of the correspondents has asked if I can tell him what the 2sth division is doing. I will state tha' inc present location of that division ia unknown, but of course. in an oiten' siye like that where everybody is iight ing the commanding general uses the American troops, with the French
 wherever he needs to-.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-25
IRISH DUPED IN RISING BY HUN
 PAPERS SHOW

DUBLIN. July 24, (By the Assoeia-- ed PressO-The press censor has is- sued for publication in tomorrows pa pers important documents containing fine original detailed reports of va irons volunteer leaders in Cork, kerry and Limerick, explaining to the lrian volunteer. executive their actions cu-- ing the rebellion. The reports are dated September, 1917. and show "tne utter futility of the rising and tho treachery and call0usness of the Ger mans toward their unfortunate dupes
 The documents were seized by the police during a search in May last of the offices of the association for af- fording aid to rebellion sufferers They narrate the confusion of plans, follow ing on the failure to land an army and Sir Roger Easements arrest
 Colonel Viet of the Limerick volun- teers, concluding his report, says:
 "On Monday morning Lieut.. Whelan returned from his second trip to T-ru- lee. having seen Monteith tCapt. Rob ert Monteith of the Germany army who was landed in Ireland from a Ger man submarine) and brought word from him that no men were comInE. that the arms sent to us were gone. that the Germans were out for cheap Irish blood and that the best thing we could do was to try to bluff through.
 About 1:S0 Monday received from Pearse (Patrick H. Pearce provision al president" of Ireland, who was ex- ecuted) a message beginning. as weli as I remember: The Dublin brigade goes into action at noon today; carry out your orders
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-25
SUB SINKINGS SHOW DECREASE
 IN LAST MONTH
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LONDON. July 24 - The losses to British and allied shipping due to sa- emy action or marine risk. for the month of June, totaled 275,629 gross tons. this being the lowest record for any month since September, 1916
 The British losses tOtaied 161,0G2 tons and allied and neutral losses IT, 567.
 The total losses for the quarter end ing June 90 amounted 10 946,578 tons which was the lowest record for any quarter since the third quarter of 1916.
 Sailings continue at the high level Of recent months. The tonnage of steamships of 300 gross tons and over entering or clearing from United King dom ports, other than cOastwise and cross channel vessels. totals 7.430.3S6 tons. The total sailings for the Quar. ter ending June 30. was considerably higher than the sailings for the two preceding quarters.
 The foregoing figures were an
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-25
FIFTY PER CENT
 INCREASE IN
 ESTATE TAXES
This Will Include Up to Eight Million Dollars With High CT Rates Charged on Larger Estates
fRv RevIew Leased wirel

WASHINGTON, July 24.-A 50 per cent increase in present graduated tax on estates up to and including SS,OOO,- 900 estates, with greater increases from larger estates, was tentatively agreed upon today by the house ways and means committee Chairman Kitchin announced that the committee devoted the entire day to considering estate taxes and that while the tenta- tive conclusion of the committee is subject to revision the majority favor ed an increase of 50 per cent over the present rate with few exceptions.
 It is expected the new system of estate tax rates will yield a revenue of S100,000,000 when in full working operation, against the present s7O,0O0,- GOO
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WILD BRONC DOES
 STUNTS N CITY
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NEW YORK Julr 2z.-The heat. the honhng CT an automobile horn and The efforts Of a blacksmith to put shoes on its feet, so shattered the nerves Of Q western broneho just arr rived in the Brownsville section Of Brooklyn that it ran amu-k late to- day. The clsualties include the seri- ors injury ol two men and the wreck ing of a five and ten cent store. The men were hurt tryiHs to get out Of the way The store was well filed with shoppers when the horse made a spectacular entry through a show win dow Clerks and customers fled to tbe basement and screamed so iustilE that the police ressrves were called but the broncho went ont the front door without slackcnins it's speed after hurdliag Q counter. A motorcycle pc- licemau saw the horse emerge from tte store and gave chase ai,eT-making sure his cycsieht vas not effective He caught the animal attsf @ pursuit of ii teen blocks.
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GERMAN RESERVES STRIVE DESPERATELY
 TO HOLD ADVANCE

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ncunced by the admiralty tonight The statement shows for June a drop Tn the worlds sinkinss Ol SI.905 tons as compared with May. 37.7S6 tons as compared with April. and 125.S34 tons as compared with March the present year Compared with June o. ia5f year. the falling off is 437 .992 tons.
 The decrease in purely British ton mage is 6t,G27 tons as compared win The May fieIres; 6I005 tons as com pared with April and 63,504 as com pared with March of the present yea, and 271,533 as compared with June of --st year.
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her position when Americas new and mcomparable army is fully on the scene? We can be confident as regards the end. be it far or near. It is sure as the rising of the sun tomorrow.
 Referring to the political situation in South Africa. General Shuts said the elements which made for unity and strength are far stronger than the sporadic influence working in the direction of disunion.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-25

Shampoo-a7 75-cent value for 49 centS-25 cents worth of the finest toilet soap made absolutely free. You will receive one full sized cake when you buy tube of Palm olive Cold Cream or can of PalmOlive Talcum-a 3S-cent value for "A cents. half the sum you spend returned 10 you
 Just call on one of the dealers named below, make your choice and he will wrap up the free PalmOlive with your purchase. as
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-25
BRITISH RESUME OPERATION
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WITH FRENCH HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE, via Ottawa, July 24-The British resumed their operations this morning and made further advance in the woods around Vrigny. A con siderable pocket Of thickly wooded ground was taken from the enemy. The possession of this wood is of con siderable local importance
 Meanwhile the French continue to press with unabated vigor on the west ern side of the German salient.
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APPROVE IMPERIAL PREFERENCE
lpr Ro...r - -rLr-l

LONDON. July z4 Jvia Ottawal- Walter Hume Lcng colonial secretary in Q speech in London today an ucunced that the war cabinet had ap- proved the plan of imperial preference formulated by the committee Of the cabinet which was considering the question Cf inter-imoerial trade.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-25
ERENcH PRAYER pAY

PARIS. July 24-The French card inals have written a letter to all the bishops in France asking that Sunday, August 4th, be observed as a day of public prayer for France and her allies.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-25
CASUALTY LIST
CBy Review Leased Wire) July 24.-Today's

WASHINGTON. July 24-Today' s army casualty list shows:
 Killed in action, 20; died of wounds. 14; died of disease, IT; died of ac- cident and other causes, ,; died of airplane accident, 2; wounded severe ly. 4S; missing. l; prisoner, 1; total, 1OS.
 None of the men named was from Colorado, New Mexico, Texas or Ari- zona.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-25
MouRN FOR cZAR

LONDON. July 24-King George has ordered the British court to go in mourning for four weeks for former Emperor Nicholas of Russia.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-25

Oil is reported to have been struck in Q water well at San simon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
oIL MAHNrr QuorArIong
10 Fix Maximum on
Refined Products.

Tho refining and marketing nd
visory committee of the petroleum
war service committee win meet Iu
ChIgaEo Monday TO consider tho
prices ON gasoline and ktruHrug.
with O view 90 fixing a maximum.
Tho subcommittee viii mako roc.
concentrations and following lhrao
recommendations .sgmc Furt uf ur.
t1u viii pruhably be- tahcn immrd-
lately by the oil administration
II is rumprcd that present indico .
tons point TO "a 23-ront maximum on
gasoline on the Chicago market for
5S 90 oil, the tank wagon price OF
which is % cents.
Last year $500 gnsolihb on a lHh
tank wagon price brought ~ cents
The bodies represented ut tho
Chicago meeting viii bee the advisory
subcommittee of the mld.contlnout
district on refining and marketing.
Of which J. y CoHdcn ~ chairman.
tho refining nnd marketing subcom-
mitteo from the Appalachian section,
~ which Sam MCharr is chairman.
and the iobbers committee. presided
over by Judge ~ j byrno.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
Among the Refineries.

Tho Home OH 4 Refining co has
leased the big brick residence pt
Cheyenne avenue and tifth street
and will at once convert n into
offices. The -ftuTmo company VIII
move from bOt Boston, It's present
location, and occupy hair the build
Ing. The other hnlf viii 70" h.'u.
pied by the Oklahoma Kansas Re-
filming company. which IA compelled
90 vucate its present quarters in tho
Pan American building 30 mako way
for tho enlarged activities OF that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

N'N'N Nv iff''' l0.' w " 'll''
Special to T.s World
Juai 90 ihIH period NJ 'nU ul pI1.
auD.ur Industry. kDuu'h. uf' 'N'
lrtd in uil fr''f ''.' "f 'nr MH.'t
Uupl r.trr. DErr 800 TIrH Hu1 dr'.I.
inr wells 1rn under wpy g." .HH
nothing ~ tHn .r.ti amount of dee.
trIupmonr work .wr H n..ur u''n
r'i Tor tHu Tennessee uNm tnd ,'|.
lrss
Ju1Fr Lamb ~ INr'Ir"..Ir HN.I.
Ia developing runr urE. holdings
fur' hIs company Iu tH" a..H"..|r
f.IH 100 Allen county HnI u'H ih"
r.uurT,o IIu. m I.uIu.
IafJ White Nl. Ne." uur NJ fhr
UfHrfrfHi.. operators .u l"H'H hN
and 100 d.ff..gu.. vN.." uU drills
Is usually fu|H 'h" u| IIr nV '..
DuuuHI.I Iu.r production and
wpUu rhuH.tHH. H.r. off good Iuuh
Iuv territory
Joe frnnu also wuI.Nnown iu
tho mid continent fl.1H struck "a
rH.H fh|rg In iIa irvine and lIIUIn
IuF r'IIa
IHU o. Dresser ie among me
leading operators lu l,UH.E H'
NNH 'mr UuI H doing DuuH'd"Hhlu
Nl.uu.r upw'ui wI'h "'U"U
u.raI EHO.,H
INr western tnriH.NF field .n
what H known Ha no" IUW'.uF
GI"'u pui SuUlHNli" h.I'H 'u N1'.
ron ana Allen ruunl. H now |'"h
Inr bH though a. would r''1l 'hr
fields 'n iho eastern hHi and n H ln
thr western division Chat many nf'
tho oklahoma operators ur' plhN
Ing the game.
Tho Az. Iu|#r lIII Ia
tu'ky concern. has some Arr" hold
inrH between Rowling Groom ana
SrutistIllr ana th" members uf this
company arc well known in au
fields The leaders M the com.
pnuy are Martin g Only ~ the
Epst ohio GIs company ~ 1Ievo.
Land. ohio. James W Mcmahon ~
The Northwestern GaH company of
Toledo. and Geo A. whitney the
we'll known OIL scout known Tor
many yonra 90 the OH Industry ~
Nhit' This company holds
solil block Of coo acres upon
which one FnH well and nm OH well
has been drillcd. and both make a
yS1v fine showing
The drawback IN this field has
been the ability 20 get ria of tho
product ns There were no pipe limo
connections. but now Tint two limos
are under w1v both of which viii
reach The nold. active development
work viii be done,
The American Pine Line company
ls laying line from the famous
johnson pool 90 BowlIns Green,
whore the product Will be shipped
by tank cars TO Chicago, ana tho
Indian Refining company i8 putting
h. T.1nNln HAll Ion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

HlrNt tkNlIls--, E Glaman ls
r'i. shut down Uu hH No 4 on tNo
Long um boz the northeast corner
az fur uuihN,st ot the uurthwcst Of
.H.gs.
Same party SO I Perry farm ln
'hr southwest corner ~ the north
wN'' ur ''..N.lo s u rig
THE Duluth a okla no I on tho
Moore farm ln the southeast corner
az the northeast OF the northwest OF
ls.ss io is uniorroamlng tho s-incn
casing az 2,lyO feet
The DIluh A. oklahoma company
ON the Barrett in the southeast
corner OF the northeast Of tho north
west NJ i-.s-le la drilling up bailcr
at 2.12O fcct
The Duluth a okla No Wo1f
farm IN the southeast corner ~ the
northeast of the southwest ~ G-2S-lc
Us shut down At 3,2b2 feet
The Carter ON the Bilyeu In the
northeast cornor of the northwest Of
32-2H.le rs shut down at 2DS0 feet
SO. I iu the northwest corner ~ tho
southwest of the northwest Of the
northwest OF the section ~ drilling az
3.71B feet
Carter ON the Warren l6 In the
20 'Naie ls. drilling at go feet
Tho Blackwell on a Gas GO. has
sruddod liB No. n on the J. a Won
farm lu tho southeast corner Of the
southwest ~ the southeast OF 6-2s-le
ON the Nix farm In the center Of
tho northwest uf the southeast OF
tN-2S-lc the blackwell on n Gas Co
is drilling at q. 1890 feet on rs No s.
The Blackwell on a Gas GO has
started drilling his HIrwcll in the
center of the north line OF the north
west of 6-2s-1e
Sinclair has spudicd the kclly ]
In the southwest corner ot the south
east of tho southeast Of i-27-lW
The Lone Jack ON company has
spuddrl Its well on the Qunde farm
ln the northwest corner of the south
east uf the southwest ot 4-2l-le.
The Independent OH company has
abandoned its No ! on the Ault |
farm IN the northwest corner ot the /
southeast OF the soBhrast of Is I
21-IW at q depth OF $50 feot
The Equitable OH company has O |
rlr mp on the Patterson farm In tho |
northeast corner of 2O-27-iw
The Cherokee on company has
rompletcd ITS Smltherton NO. 4 In
the northeast corner OF the north
west uf tho southwest Of lh-27-lw at
,2O feet as 10000, ,00O-feet gas
we'll
The Carter re drilling at 2.52O fec
IN the Uucas.ng ! In the center of Vie
northwest OF g-2i-le.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
IINNIIITON

HAMILTON Tho Reynolds Drill
lug company $50 uu Tho Thomas
'nIsm farm iu me southeast corner
ut tho northwest of the southwest
~ 2.lI.l2 ia dry and abandoned at
'.lg0 frrr
klmblry and others 40 on the
O.. j. cover farm boo the southeast
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

WANTED Acre1eu tnr drilling
Money ready for immediate action
.sn fnr 90 90 tu barrels production
Ozark on g. Mining Co, 1865. shcr
man street Denver Col Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

OSNGE-Thc Wiuouo on COM
pany has completed lis No in the
northwest corner of the southwest of
the northwest ~ the northeast NJ
20 2Q-g and has 10 20-harrel well
after shooting nud al total depth
uf SOS feet
The Prairie ON and Gas company
has q 6-barrcl well natural iu rs
No. in the southwest corner OF the
northwest ot ihr southwest OF the
southcau oS 5.2--l2. TOral depth Is
1850 feet
The kcwancc OH and Cas- com
ptuy SO. iu the center Of the west
hult uf tho northeast NJ t-2l.l0 ,H
shot and good for 90 barrels at l,22l
feet
/ Ir tho center ~ tho north linc ~
the southwcst OF l6-2l-l0, the Gypsy
/ Ion .awpluy has "a 1a-h1rrcl well
after shooting SOS SO G. Total depth
lls gU1O frot
The Wiuora OH company No n
/ in tho southeast corner W the south
wcat of the Yutheart of ths,gorlh-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

For Sale cheap. four saO-harrcl
Naloucv Tor tanks. one tOO-rarrtA
Nplanev iron tank. four 250 wood
Tanks For prices phone 6S75 or
uu gOl Central National Bank
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

corner Of 23-lt-l2 70 n 2O-barrel well
H t.H2u feet u was shot
l. s. Skolton's No ON The VI
Smith farm Iu the center ut tho
north llnc of the northeast " the
southeast OF 35.lt-l2 IL dry ana
abandoned az 2.2J6 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

MOUNDS-The MnuChoWh OF
Company is preparing 90 irIIl Us OLD
rus well in the northeast corner OF
23.lg.ll. ON the ". H. BUCK farm, 90
the Wilcox sand.
The same company has a rir ON 'ho
ground fnr No 3. vs. walker farm lu
The southeast corner ~ the northeast
of l4.lG-l2
The JacR Pot on G. G1s co has a
rlg up Tor no. on the l,,"hh farm
In the center Of the west limo ut 'h"
southwest ~ the southwest OF 9.
1919.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

Tho Pine and othorf no ON tho
Pine Zee ia the southeast corner OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-02
AGENTS WANTED.

Largo Manufacturer wants represent
tatives to sell shirts, underwear hos
iery, dresses, waists skirts, direct to
homes. Write for free samples. Madison
Mills, SOB Broadway, New York City.
Notwithstanding agents, sell meE's
suits, made-to-order beauties; best
tailoring: prices lower. Sell every man
shown; large spring outfit FREQ. Leeds
Wooden Mills, Chicago, III.
Wanted-Agents make big profits
selling our extracts, perfumes, cold
creams, face powders, spices. medi-
cines, etc. Beautiful high grade line.
Exclusive territory. Sample soap free
Lacassian Company, Department IS,
st. Louis, Mo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-02
FARMS TO RENT.

240 acres in Martin county MINI.
160 acres in Winnebago county
Iowa.
12O acres in Cerro Gordo county,
Iowa.
All improved. All within four miles
Of town. Grain or cash rent. Only
tenants who have the necessary Quilt
to farm with or means to procure same
need apply. Security Investment Com
pany, McCalsburg. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-02
IOWA LANDS.

For SaIe-$7O to $3.50 per acre for
best Iowa farms. Large list sent on
request. Spaulding & ODonnell. Elma.
Iowa.
For Sale or Exchange-Two hum
bred siXey three acre Iowa farm. 80
miles south OF Des Moines; will sell
on easy terms or take ten or twelve
thousand in good trade as first pay
ment. or Canada wheat land. White
head & Edwards, over Morgan's Drug
Store,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-02
Relieving. our Minds.
What passes for reasoning

What passes for reasoning on most
occasions is series of vocal sounds
which serve--to use phrase at once
popular and sclentific-to relieve our
minds. Arguments employed in
political addresses, sermons. and
newspaper editorials are commonly
little more than mere CALCULATIONS.
called forth by feelings of approval or
disappreyal, comfort or alarm
lanes 81. Robinson. 10 Atlantic.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-02
SOUTH DAKOTA LANDS.

For Sale-Bargain. irrigated 64o-acre
ranch. Location. western South Da-
-kota, in famous alfalfa belt. Double
Get improvements. II interested. write
John Crawford. Rapid City, s. D., for
PARTICULARS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-02
MISSOURI FARMS.

For Sale-Chlcken raisers, ten acres,
incubator, thirty eight fruit trees. dix
ty-tive grapevines. 500 strawberry
plants sell out s19s; near Leadwood
Mo-: IS down. monthly 81. Owner. 725
Wainwright, st. Louis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-02
PUBLIC AUCTION.

AS we are breaking up housekeeping.
We will sell all our household goods on
premises EOS East Linn street Mar
shalltown, Iowa, Thursday, March 4,
1918. Beginning at o'clock. AS fol-
lows-Pr!ncess dresser. fumed oak IL
brary table Spanish leather reclining
chair, rocker round dining table.
kitchen cabinet. all like new. bed,
springs, mattress, almost new six hole
coal range, Sx1O rug. clothes basket,
ironing board, llnoleums. six new win
dow shades, almost new incubator,
garden pillow, garden tools. $50 feet OF
chicken wire. three hole oil cook stove
and oven. couch, and other articles.
Terms cash. everybody come. This is
good lot Of goods. H. Bierwirth,
owner, Col Kendall, auctioneer. Phone
1872
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-02

For Sale-Home grown timothy seed.
II, A. Lundstrum, route 1.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-02
FAR M LANDS.

Wanted-Several live agents or real
estate firms to cooperate with us i'll
the sale Of choice western Canadian
farm lands: prices from s. per acre
up: liberia! proposition given % right
persons. Write for particulars. Scott
Hill & Co.. Winnipeg. Manitoba.
For Sale-The Catholic Colonization
Society, L. S. A., the recognized ma
tional organization for directing pros
pective settlers, after careful! examina-
ton made on the ground, recommends
select fairly priced farm land projects
in Wisconsin. Michigan. the Dakotas
Montana, Colorado, Texas. Mississippi
Arkansas and Florida. Free informa
ton on any OF these tracts. Catholic
Colonization Society. Room 2O61, Ash
land Block, Chicago
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-02
FLORIDA.

West FIorida-To close en- estate l
offer $40. $500 and Is. 200 acres good,
smooth land for stock ranches, coloni-
cation or farming at Sc per acre, lux
uriant grass, running water fine range,
packing house near Also choice I'M
proved farms from 10 to l60 acres,
cheap. VIII produce corn. oats, cas-
sava, fruit and everything known to a
semi-trop!cal climate: healthiest loca-
ton on. earth: small payments. easy
terms This Is the golden emporium
ity" for small farmers. cattlemen or
investors Booklet free. Address DR.
r. B. Crawford, De Funiak Springs
Florida.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-02
CANADIAN FARM LANDS.

For Saie-Rich Canada land; easiest
plan to get farm home: few hundred
dollars starts you growing $3.50 wheat
on your own farm; II interested call.
J. y. Stevenson, yellow 93s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-02

To Rent-Five room cottage, 305
West Nevada street. Phone yellow