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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-12-11

COUNTY ROAD CASH FUND CLAIMS
Name Nature Amount
Barnes, A. E. & Son. Material ...,s Is 81
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-12-11
"Eph, | think I'll go to war"

"Eph, think I'll go to war"
Very we'll, Rastus, but what
branch am you gwinter jine, de
army, navy or de aviation corpse?"
Aviation corpse-Whut dat?"
"Oh dat am de fiyin' department"
you mean one O. dem airy
planes?"
"Yaas."
mo, sub! Lookaheah, niggah, Wen
/ dies 1 doan wanta dig ma grave
wild ma haid."
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-12-11

Not by strength, but by persever-
ance are great works accomplished.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-12-11

j. s. WILLIAMS.
Chairman
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
PALMER HAS SEIZED
S134,6O5,231 IN FUNDS
Custodian Makes Report to
Congress on Alien Property
Work

A Mitchell Palmer alien rronori q.
.,stodiau. rcports To congress bc ms
recciyed so far l1lG7 formal r,po,t.
- onemy uroperty and hls openod tg-S
ssnatate trust accounts. of which 1o"G
arc estimated to be worth Si8lC05.
No value has been u need upon 10 ~
Tho accounts pending further inycstip, !.
zion
Tbe gross assets of fo,ittoo, ,,o,,,,.
,,surancc coupanics uudnrg,ine iio,,t
datIon under license Of TN, Sprr,t,,.,. 80
ibc Treasury amount ia S3a5IIoGi
Threc other insurance couppnicy i'm
rorpnrated in enemy or aIly of nnon1,.
territory. which are in process Of li,mi-
dation, but without license. p.gc, their
gross assets at S7.OG9.G2685 I.rpp tbc
inal liquidation of these companies The
-et i,rogcaIs, of nga.fs ,,..,. .,,.,.,..,... d
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


OWNER offers dcsir. cor. house. large
rooms with all cows; recent opera 'On {.
street level basement Cnt.; place for building
economical garage Parties. belmont 1881 ].
Is y. SALFORD--s23OO; porch-front dwell
Ing with large rooms. within onc-hRlf
block Of 6Qth elevated station. Leroy Wor-
rell 5000 Market
l39 5. hOTlI-Couvouienty located modern
dwelling. stone porch. steam heat, good
condition. LoH9v Morrcil Go0G Market.
~ AND 20 y. HuBART-Prico $500
each. fine little homes with all Conven-
iouco". l"ltoy Norrell GOuG Market.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

-bVIsR<ESS nursery. wanted. PrOtest stant
for nov acc . wears. I'm country nrst-clas
fsrauca required; position upcu March ]
Sp5 I.ndHer OuiCe,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HAVE valuable rLhts i'm this and adjoining
states; want man with SlO,OOO 10 take
charge OF the finances. already incorporated
yrd dolEs profitable business. + gUg, L,dE,r
nnIcc.
SItAL business. talking machines. stocIy
good Will and fixtures: retiring from busi-
ness. @n'G W'vuo ave. Phl'7dolnNia.
PENNA. CHARTER GUARANTEE co. ggG
brcN'l bu ding, Incorporates ani urEuu-
lz'' companies at small cost
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
HELP wANTED-MALE

TF \! ATbs1NSrIf sIS 5oF EEF5ENINS FJEI ErsS Gos Z,
BOYS wanted, 10 Years 2t age. to learn To-
,.ssas az uer week OF ~ hours az the start.
pTown & HALEY Co. Franklin and Willow.
iioYs OVER III YEARS, FOR OFFICE
work, SO PER WEEK. FOURTH
III oOR COO CHESrNuI sI,
Guys. 10 years and over. 70 learn ma
cbtnist trade with a large and modern
c,aebine- tool works building ordnance mas
ehinery; GOOD opportunities and the best o.
vases while learninEi possible exc mption ~
tsdrer once
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

YOUNG LADY in large ofil'
experience; must be accura
state ace. experience ana s
Il SOS Ledger Ctlce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

NNNFS--Nnn'p levers lace wenvnrg
Ct good character ana uUni'N. rIenfy Of
work GOOD U11ohi~os uud cvceI'rut ,vqrca
Cn'' ronunIou men roed apply. qmolJing now
r"ru'''rd iu ,itv. write the Zion Lace In.
dustri"s Zion civ. NJ.
YONG MAN IS TO do detail Wow iu tim,
office. mo- 'NnorloUne i9 NECESSARY hul gr.
cur1"r ~ essential, must bo quick ~ Irnru
Iud Eonl nnumau; excellent ouu0r'ruity Tor
I".'| |' '.nN- NAV. Arms rOrrs t'yrI. 1 TO-.
tTH' - =. "'"son st.. Camden. ~ :.
NO''NG MAN WANTED. arout ~ Years
Of Hs'. ns time and cost clerk in uris1irr
'nI upholstery department og large furnI-
iur' manufacturing 'omrauvs ono with cN-
n"r"uc" ON tvuoNrttcr proferrod; nrniv in
own handwriting STATING are. oNrert.urr
ana salarr desired r S3l. LoG-er O0,ro
Nh'N' NNN wanted fur ull-ulc1f clerical
position office uf large grocery husiuosr.
r"nt'r Of Cify3 must he rood pou'uHu' snlgrv
10 start moderate, with chance for advance.
mont state are. g1larN desired aud rNu,r,-
"nr", f any addressing +. O. bon 1880
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
GERMANTOWN
5 Minutes to Train
8 Minutes to
) Trolley Lines

10 ROOMS, semidetachad stone
and brick house. in German
town. near WASHINGTON Lane
Station Peading Railway. first
station above Germantown:
American radiator hot-water
heat. gas CRATES. electric and
pas lights. . bathrooms. 3 toi-
let's. stove laundrv in base
ment. cemented CELLAR. BRIGHT
rooms. LARGE. omen living room,
3. bedrooms. sitting room,
s+oreroom. ETC.: side ward
house thot is ideal IN winter as
well rs summer: the porch has
individual entrance and a
snlendid lawn in front; will
rent cheau or will sell; owner
living in it at nresent. Phone
Germantown 59tAJ. Address
NJ 303 Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TREASURERSHIP-An active Interest Is
open IN an exclusive mfg, co. whose orders
Il VIII bc wcr.h your while. 4 SD. Led
scr Onice
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

CAST-OFF CLOTHING WANTED
Highest prices fNr mems old suits coats.
sHups. call. write or Dhnuc walnut S0S3
DAVIS, $, w. COR. l2TH A&p ARCH SITS.
CAST-OFF clothing SHOES and hats bought
send u0Sfal. SNElDMAN g22 Ponlar 81.
TJRNlrUEE, pianos. carpets. antiques. cu-
tire or part hous"s for cash. uo matter
how llIEn. ] I-rLsL--m. lHll LtLL.N .N.-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
MAN LINE 2. n. n.

NAhNE-BarE dcs residence contain Il
Denriy.' rms ! baths conservatory, billiard rm..
choicest residen neiEhbor'd: prizes greatly he.
low value. Marshall II. Smith. iO1i Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

SANITARIUMS

BEAUTIFUL locatloni special scientific care;
nervous, elderly: every comfort; nurses.
booklet. DIR. Randall City Lire. Chest. Hin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

1905 AtARrET ST.-Store with good day-
light. Moderate rent. WILLIS-WINCHES-
TER co. 10 Chestnut St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

FURNISHED apartment. 4 rooms and bath,
exclusive location in delightful suburb u
minutes from Broad Street Station: rent
So i niu Ledger Central
Two CENTRAL APARTMENTS. rooms
aud bath: beautifully furnished NOR
WAN 5. SHERWOOD co. 1i2l Walnut ct.
WILL. rent large T-room apartment fur
uishcd. centrally located. in "a iirEt-class
arartment house. NJ 1iG LEDGER Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
USED AUTOMOBILES

USED AUTOMOBILES
BUICK CARS
I've we arc nble to make present delivery Of
HALE MQTog COMPANY. INC.
LINE DISTRICTS from Git'y Zinc 10 'Pnoli
/ nnpPd from Llancrch north 10 the schuylkll
g., We 9f!sn have desirable used cars traded
! IN on y. KS. For Instance: .-.
1914 51-D BIG SIN G5O.UO
c,lIlG lIlGlT, Z, FORD ORD ,TouRING .;,.i .2150o
( BClGk 1871. G-cyl touring: excellent con.
/ little dai n rroSTd st. ''' ''' D''O very
HgIGH lISE(on L5G ssi 6 Sgs 5g}s Z rgs f1ogo Rem
starter fine condition. many extrGs; cheap.
Soc Mr.. Hunter. Gd0 y. Broad ST.
CHEVROLErS AND FORD TOTRISGS
LORRAINE AUTO co, 142s FAIRMuUNr
FoRD SEDAN 1917; Ike new wire wheels;
aulck buyer. G33 y. broad ST.
SIuDEBAEER . rvlindrr, In top-notch
s4a9S,, HS bargain al $500, n
-RlEeiow-Wllley Motor 20 a6i y broad
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ais9 ssT MssG .c2rE q other makes
BROAD AND RACE STREETS
MITCHELL 1871 passenger in excellent
lsi" or " "o .,,o D'''"'' at it"
C,-L,pI,>.,, -,
pant"J vi sa"riacSS - f,r G,I ""I pb,Ec rH
Germantown 3Il. W
OVERLAND touring: clccrrt9aIiy equipped.
Sl.I Arch Motor Co, 1913 Arch
PACKARD Limousine. excellent condition:
reasonable cash offer takes it. Sec Mr..
i'us'rit! Trit!,ry AGENCY cGo =, ppo,n or
- : : =, ~ 't'ES ! 99-- y. l'l,g'Hi' > -
IN eycnptona cSnditon tbroapgHt. paSse"Eeg spe.
S2l@ GP4GT on, Gaar2ntec Trl2l Fran,
PAIGE 1910 touring, 5.1assenrer cas-:
fully equipped: pnint aud general condition
very fine: blg bargain: $3.50.
sold under our .Euaranteed trial nlan.
PAIGE 1915 touring. 90, oveTFaIled and
in Al conditions; can be purchased right.
,iGoiI CRTG,eT 3T, ouT Guar2nteeo oIrl2l Plan
PAIGE I0l7 TOI,RING messenger. G.5f:
s1IGG60' "No new '1''S Hu"'"h'e'"' O"'Ea'"'
Sold I-rl1r Oyr Guar,utc, Trial Plan
RlCel0w WILLOW Wotor Co 3O4 n. Broad
sr %ire W6seIT sIo, bsysrtGwg e2r1 tgg,
Teag ths Sar 'G9@es p9wE @ H3d 10 GeE9nSs eS
"a prce a hsi SEs il u the T Sas 9G autom6bs s2a
pSs nstto In cIpbati "oui' 5Sr 5CSp
Central
STANLEY CAR uses Kerosene for fuel
Chestnut ~.
STI-BERAKER TigTf G-cVI Io1ring. newly
sTSgrg ghts d aH5 m ms'aTeT Ga It5S5
sIuIZ' Bearcat roadster, 10 valve. slightly
used, speel4l ,',lI.pIlsht' tpnrtect Cnnditinn'
noUsE5. aso,ss5 T. BRoj&D sPra6s s.11asSAii5. ii55.
i'iSiS GladlS nailed aPon ra9Hest e9W tyOuy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

95S y. 1lTIf sT.--Corner store. 5 floors;
.!irht nn sidNs steam heat. WILLIS.
WINCHESTER co tOnt Chestnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

$40 ARCH ST.
Four-story building. suit wholesale trade.
THE PENN Lot dio1iSe1. c,,..,rr, q,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
WANTED

CAST.oFF CLOTH1NG-Hirhcst prices paid
for ladies and Ccntemen's clothing 81 all
descriptions hats. shoes. furs, etc. VIII call
day or evening, Ctv. or suburbs. Call. write
or phone Bell. Poplar 577l, open evenings
P' NCEEP 1910 Poplar at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
MACHINIsTs

PORING MILL, sLoTTER, MILL
INC MACHINE, PLANER, LATHE
AND GENERAL HANDS: HIGH.
EST. WAGES TO CoMPETEET
OVERTIME. CALL OR WRITE TO
SUPERINTENDENT or LABOR.
POOLE ENGINEERING AND MA
CHINE CO., BALTIMORE, MD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

ERENCA study Of French SimpIined.
NLANSAA Special Method.
Special terms for classes and children.
Marie Dufour :; I1,h ESTGE Sra walnut MAhL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
APARTMENTS WA NTED

REFINED couple, with child is I.Ionths. de-
sire warm suite Of rooms and board prl-
Natr family nnd deslrG lc neighborhOOd. pref
rrahly near Park please state environments
Address T. ntJ hcLccr Central.
aud make II pay YOU fine income. MER-
TON GRElMS. Liberty Bids. Walnut 5000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

FEW CENTRAL STORES
at about half usual rents
Tor immediate possession
j. \. PATTERSON 13O s. 18th ct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
Ccntral apartments speciality. Sherwood
Co, 1921 Walnut st. Call and see our
complete and attractive new list
1919 PINE ST. Desirable aud modern un.
luInlsneu hupsekeepinE apart. sd uoori
WHiTESIDE & McLANAIiAN, 18th & Pine.
LhRGrST NPARTMENT BUSINESS MER-
TON @RHlMS, Liberty BldE. Walnut 6a2s.
Furnished
llol SEkEEPING suite, fur, with private
LIlM. also RImEl. r.nnl. lIOl n 1Gth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
WANTED

ANTIQUE furniture, china, ailVerWare. old
gold. silver, platinum. false teeth sam
piers early Amer. pictures coins. ataupe
plstyls. pepn ANTIQUE. 2s \. i7th, m sp.s6is.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

fuk RENT AT GOTH ST. TERMINAL.
Space for tea and coffee store
space Tor clothes cleaner and presser
U. a. HATTERSnN Ian s. lhth 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
Help WANTED-FEMALE

COOI5g- White woman 20 DO Ca0klng an
IoN-nstpirs work ip family: state wage
ood avnerlcrca. y s'i Ledger OHice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

COOk-FIrsf-CI0ss FIenCh, SWedIs1 or HC9I'
tish cook. good wares small adult fpmilv.
pInnS Arduprr 115S. can before I o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

ROOMS for rent with power, first floor ard
n cellar, $500 "a, It, ID. JAMESON'S SONS.
trenton ave, and Sergeant ct,
'3l-3ot2 WHARTON COZ. store. Z room,.
modern. GEO CAMpRELI.. I235 s. 3lst.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
Factories. Warehouses. Mfg. Floors

LOFT BUILDING
NulCanltc, 171N12 Market street.
Floors. 45xlTG to Wanstead st.; modern
equipments: daylight on eldes; VIII rent
entiro building or floors.
wlLLIS.WtNCHESrE co, 1901 Chestnut.
RENT FOR GARAGE OR AtANUFACTUR'o
10 s. Ith, floors. 1890.
2Gl7 SAMSON z floors. lax90.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
CITY

RoNnoRoUGH-s2a an ana 427 BoxboI-
C,tRgp1fiioI sFe,: mod, porch front: Sr. Aprlf
~ yJs5ys55E CAMPBELL. 1884 MRnayunk ayt..
a., 2l2i WALNUT ST. ia rooms and batQc.
eAMHEL w. LEWIS Real Estate Trust hldf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

1722 Chestnut St.

tour story: 20 rooms and Z baths; store.
professional Offices and apartments: earags
N rear immediate possession.
y = ". CHEW. 500 Commcr retail Trust Bldg,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-19

AUTO sUPPLIEs-REPAIRING
VULCANIzING AND USED TIRES
PIERCE. 1897 PARAMOUNT AVE.
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-22

ty and misery exceed anything that
their co-religionists have suffered in
Europe. ....
In Bagdad, itself, in the oldest OF
the synagogues and schools of raebis,
| found conditions that were pitiab,e.
The meanest synagogue in Russia is
.palatial alongside of this one. Jewish
women in Bagdad, and Mosel were
obliged to SO about valed; and The
E.ecple. suffered many disabilities.
Whileithere had an interesting con
ference With the venerable rabbis, and
whsh r asked thdnf whenes DAME these
Jewish Communities That I had found
along the Tigris river they consulted
together and with much wagging of
patriarchal boards assured me that
they were the survivors of the captiv-
lty; the remnant of the supposedly
cost ten tribes" who had never been
lost at all, but had remained right
there in ,Babylonia, despite the muta-
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81 "
in this city any dog or female dog of
any age, without paying a license
thereon IS provided and imposed by
this ordinance.
Section s., Alpolrx of Tax. The
license tax on every dog in this city
shall be one and enehalf. dollars.
t$f5O}' per annum or fractional part
thereof, and on every .fcma'e dog
three dollars, $500 pen, apnum OF
fractional part Thereof, for. each year
ending. on the first day Of July, 1918,
payable 70 the city CLERK Tor The use
of the civ.
Section ~, Duty. dn, Gity CLERK
The city clerk shall procure such
number as Shall. be reoBnFed. of me
tallie plates of convenient size. and
shape, the shape TO- be xhaaged,- every
year, having stamped thereon the
letteeseE C.sTs p" and the Figures in
dicatin% the year for which she tax
mas beenbajd. and hezshaa also caf;sse
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-22

Z 5s IN :s:.;; Hss S :;s
,icn Of tie. c City, counc..s BID
THAT could he had for said work was
';'=aaoti4pa .asss IS by Sdd 'e22 :
NV Where's: : Iaia Join II H: Hoa 4 en-
tered nto contract ard bond for. faith
FIJI performance .,rf his contract for
contracting SAID part of Normal uvtn-
H. ri accordance With said ordinance
AMI plans and .speciiicat ons, as ap-
pears. from the report of the city en-
gineer and superintendent of streets
CT said city accepting said work of
construction which was approved,
and,
Whereas, the city engineer filed
with the city council his report OF
the cost Of said construction after
same had been completed, amounting
to $93S2.29; =; .-.....
Now, Therefore Be- it Ordained by
the City Council of Cape Girardeau,
Missouri, as follows: =.
Section 1. That for the purpose of
paying said John II. House said
amount of $93S2.29; expended by hin,
according TO his contract in the said
city for constructing that part of
Normal avenue from the west gutter
Inc Of Pacific street to the east gut
ter line Of Henderson avenue, which
sum is within the estimated cost made
By The city engineer; said sum Of
$f3S2.29 is hereby levied, apportioned,
assessed and taxed as follows against
the owners of, and the real property,
lots, parts of lots, pieces asd par
tclS Of ground fronting and abutting
Gu: that part of Normal avenue from
Pacific street TO Henderson avenue,
improved. under the provisions of Or.
didanccs Nos. 11jf and liza, said
property, lets, paris of lots, pieces
and parcels of ground lying and being
N the city of Cape Gfraraeau, Cape
Git,aIJtcau count, Missouri, and &c
scr'bcd hereinafter set out, t0:wit:
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-22
WHERE THE JEWS WATT.

1t is not only the various little
Christian nations, like the s.rmen:ans
, and thc Syrians and the Greeks in
Turkey who feel that the armies of
Gems. Allen5y and Marshall are/veri-
tably the armies of the Lord, sent for
their .dsliyerahce. All over. Turkey
are comtnuiiit cs of Jews whose lot has
been hard indeed. Especially in Low
er MesopotamiaJ along the. Tigris and
Euphrates rivers, there have been
since the Babylonian exile, colonie
sof the Children Of Israel whose power
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-22
GEN. TOwNSEND'S TRIUMPHS.
Unique Tribute Paid Officer no
Surrendered AT hui

: Like a palm tree in thcs asa
stretches through which he fought
Stands out the selection of Gen. Ch2s.
Y. F. Tpwhsepd TO b2sl>t9 thS ageat41
Of r.he allies the Turkish offer of sur
render, observed the New York Her.
4.d recently. Two years and half
ago, almost to a day Gen. .Townscn1
and 5000 men, the feraraiit of his
army of $4,000 ran up the wute flag
IN Kutsel-Amara altsr g siege OF l3%
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-22

AN CfsDrNaNtE rRaNiDtsii FOR
THE TAXAa;I9As AND. REGIS,
TRATIaN ft4EsilDGS, tANb RE.
PEAhiaG: 0R4(fN8iasSE No. 1872
PASSED. hNb .APFRsiyED THE
l5TH DAY: or. FtRkis.AisY 1917.
& s,.sT;s< "a
Be 1t ordka,stg Nv tsle, Csa1pcil OF
the CITY Ct qaf,s Girafdeash; Missouri,
As Follows: tl 4 .:sss:...1'-i .. =
Section I. Dogs To BE Register d
and L.rcnic Tax Paid. No dog shall
be permitted tS remain within the
limits of the ely of Cape Girardcau,
Missouri, unless the owner or keeper
thereof, .MlfoSe daty # sir5sil bt So 3.
do. shall have. caused such dog, 20 be
registered and a tax imposed by ts.is
ordinance TO ,be paid.
!. Section 2 Unlawful to Keep Dog
Witout License. 1t shall be unlawful
for any person or persons, company,
firm or corporation to keep Or harboI
TO be prepared printed HANKS bound
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-22
tloils Of the centuries.

To these soreiy haired Jews the
BIZ t;sh flag has been a hammer of dc
l.verance. They are not yet fully
able tic comprehend the completeness
of the transformation that has taken
place, and that they are henceforth to
be free, with no man to grind thep,
down because of their faith. 1t viii
take years before they can understand
that their ancient prayer has been an
swered: f-s. -,
"out Of the depths have I cried Unit
Thee, O Jehovah -. =.
My soul waiteth for the Lord H..
More than watchmen wait for tie
morning" :,
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-22


aftofE nc 'g Clerk Stall bills favor of John H.
Normal the west gutter line
u act street to The cast gutter avenue and against
" GAMERS Of and al tie ot, of
front g and bUttmg Normal Pacific street 10 Henderson
9ein 4t OUT assessed and taxed law and the
made and provided ak of which special bills authorized 10 he
i h''en shall be I'm said lots. parts or parcels Of
ShSn bear interest az the Is De- cent? per
aver I $50 days from the issue thereof until maid
o special tax " expressly special tax bills So issued
tc John H. said
normal avenue shall be substantially in following form
ms b IN force and from aSi after lis mas
q
Passed and ehpEsa tRalah day Of july A Dsq5kf = ):
Attest: AsP$ Beng MS CITY Clerk '' Mayor
The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-22

666 cures Headaches, Biliousnsss,
Loss of Appetite, foud breathe, or
that tird aching feeling due to malar-
ia or colds. II removes the colds.
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fefc'-'t!riSSiOIN7f UhM 7CE4JiSINCE
- Ne. So. -
r.. 49,. =
An 0r@Ivleeee;s .tasss4as, Anportion
o. s:siH ind Taxing the Cost
r IiSDrovirs Korniai',Avenuc from
;be Vest Glitter Il ns Of Pacific ST.
sp n" ;.,'aFiiattcr Liue on HcnAcr-
ooa Avert, y shc@eRy .clf G.aP :
"'ras;fae, %laii
Whereas, the City of Cape Girar-
dcau by It's City Council on the seven
tceath day of December 1917, passed
ar ordinance tolimprove said. Normal
Avenue from Pacific street to Heudcr-
se,i' x:vcurc. .Whicl. ordinance was .ap-
proved on tic scYenteeth, day Of De
ccmber. 1917, and is numbered 1174,
and,
Whereas. by virtue of authority Of
said ordinance the City Council in
stTrcted the city clerk to advertise for
proposals for said work of improving
Normal avenue from Pacific street ID
Henderson avenue; which advertise
mcnt was published in the Daily and
Weekly Tribune, a newspaper publish
ed in the city Of Cape Girardoau,
Missouri, and doing city printing, as
required by ordinance. No. liza, and
ordinance No 1887. general ordin-
ancc pertaiaihg to streets; proposals
to be opened at a regular meeting Of
the city COUNCIL on January Z, 1918,
and 4. ....
Whereas, at said meeting the prosp-
I'll Of John H. Rouse TO improve sad
part OF Normal avenue III accordance
with ordinance No. liza, and the plans
and specifications of the city engineer
for the price and sum rs set out in
said. proposal, and accept in payment
Thereof special tax bills to- be issued
hy the city Of Cape Girardcau in has
favor as contractor, against: the abut-
ting property of said part of Normal
avenue after the completion by HIM Of
sad construction as provided for by
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J ssI - in Il: Ia h. ains

his Satisfaction. That he. 2 pri@onel
If ,Ayar. should haze been selected tq
carry Ibis fatefGf Message, fatcfui
reTh;aiir,is' Of tha Turkish eniPrfe, IS i
unique tribute TO a .E2lIar1 solder
tscaa the gtfvffalinest he la1ia those
under his command served SO faithi
fully. -. -.
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Com. on Jhc west line ,gfs Eas,
c;fc St, 10 feat NORTH bf sb&
y. Il, corner g Lot al, Range
y: thence run YES. eleng ! the
nor{k~k ne of Norniaf'@ Aventfe,
III fff35 feet 10 the east line of
Henderson, Avenue, sthGnae north
ateltg tht4inst line of .Hsndcr-
s-n Ave. 6S7 feet, to the north
inc of Out Lot %; thence cast
along the +hdfaA line of Out Lots
- and 80 fjH9 feet, 10 the
west Live Of Pacific st. .thcnc
south along the wcst line of
Fic fc street GS7 feet to the
si'laee Of beginsing..
frIVcwlyS. etc
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days ;rad surrendered to the Turks,
Willie R;6J6 other British soldiers 10
.--ailoe away A:atlie.l ii.effect Ssllsa-s-t,
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