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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-12
~ Up to the Minute
~ SPORTING NEWS
n FROM EVERYWHERE.
BY-cLUo'
LIKE NEE'S men
New Baseball Players Make Hit
With the Fans.
Team viii Play Camp Funston
Soldiers Tomorrow.

If Johnnie Nee's FASTENERS continue
to put up the snappy brand OF base
ball they displayed against the White
Sox Yannigans Thursday AFTERNOON in
the first exhibition game of the sea-
son here there can be no kicks or
complaints That was the verdict of
the several hundred fans who braved
he chilly afternoon atmosphere to
watch the performance.
Altho the Sox had the advantage OF
more than a months training, they
did not show very much superiority
in any department of the game and
had it not been for a base on balls in
the seventh inning and a scratch hit,
the first one allowed by Haines, Jor-
dan. the former st. Joe player. would
not have scored his third run and the
results might have been different.
None of the White Sox big stars
was with the team that furnished the
opposition. unless Leibold. Lynn and
Danforth can be called stars.
Bonnie Meyer, Cleveland, Haines
and ManiOn today are the talk of the
local baseball bugs as a result of
their performance in Thursdays game
with the White SoX recruits. Meyer
and Cleveland have probab bly, rec. lived
the major concentration of the con-
Versational fire, but he others have
come in for soodly share as have
Trainer and Roche, former Topeka
players, and most of the other mem
bers of Johnnie Nee's aggregation.
The individual playing of the locals
was not as remarka BILE as the smooth
ness with which they kept their ma
chine going and the absolute harmony
that appears to exist. There We're no
Art kruegers in evidence and every
player was on his toes.
ManiOn II Conner
Altho only a recruit. Catche Man
ion showed earmarks of the real thing
and played such d good game as to
at the Gopesters to wondering if he
viii not make Mossman hustle. and
possibly Larry Spahr. too. Cecil Hug
gins was taking his second real work
out in the game and. under conditions,
showed very good. Haines appeared
to he in early season form and there
is no doubt but that he has speed and
stuff
Nees men will play their second at
home game tomorrow afternoon with
soldier team from Camp Funston,
and those who did not see them in
rtion Thursday are expected to give
them the first over.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-12

and impartial and mis- word was law
He is a natural leader and fighter. and
had he taken Up a military instead
of a baseball career he would be
ranking officer today of the type you
keep hearing about.
His wide experience in every depart
ment of baseball from a player to
league president has flied him for
any job in the game. His ability to
handle men is one of his greatest
assets.
His Big Assets.
Harry Frazee likes Ed Barrow be-
cause of his aggressive When he
started searching for man ger he
picked Barrow for two reaSonS-hiS
wide experience and his executive
ability. Should Jack Barry return to
the Sox Barrow would still be the
power behind the big guns.
Barrow is congenial to meet. He
is always careful in expressing opin-
ions and he never makes a statement
unless he is sure he is right. A fell
low ike that can't help making good.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-12
BARROW HAS pep
He Ought To Make Good on the
Big League Time.
He's Aggressive and Has Had
Wide Experience.
BY JACK VEIOCK.

New York. April II More than
TWENTY-FIVE years of plugging has
landed Ed. Barrow in an enviable po-
sition in baseball.
AS player he was never classed
as a star but his determination to
make good in the national game has
been rewarded and he is looked upon
today as one of the most capable all
around baseball men in the business.
Tho his playing experience has
been limited, he has fought his way
to the front ranks from the ma nager-
ship of the Wheeling club, which he
accepted in 1895, to the present place
he holds as manager of the Boston
Red Sox-
Barrow has managed many ball
clubs. After leaving Wheeling he
piloted the Paterson, Toronto. Detroit,
indianapolis and Montreal clubs, and
as president of the International
league he made a name for himself
as a fighter.
Kept International Going.
Had it not been for Barrow the In
ternational would never have survived
the war between o. E. and the Feds.
Barrow held his league together in
the darkest days, and he only gave up
the fight when the prospects of adj
vancement came to him and his club
owners majority. at Ieast-came to
the end of their strings.
Barrow ruled the international
league with the same firm hand that
has featured Ban Johnson's regime in
the American. He was always fair
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-12
DANIELS ST. JOE HEAD
Former Louisville Player Will Manage
Western League Team.

Kansas City, April Ebert Dan
iels, who formerly played with the
Louisville team of American associa-
ton, will manage the st. Joe club of
the Western league this season, ac-
cordIng to telegram received here
from E. Dickerson, president of the
league who is in Grand Rapids, Mich:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-12

They are small lots and odds and
ends. A few of most all sizes from
20 to 35 in the lots, as a whole, so
most every size and type of figure
can be fitted.
End Floor-Pelletier-s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-12
More cOlOred
NeckWear
The prettiest
new veilings

are here to enhance the beauty and
becomingness of the Spring Hats
Here are dozens of new Tneshes
and designs; scrolls and small fig
ures worked in chenille dots, plain
and some with very attractive Dor
ders-per yard. 35c to Sf.5O
And the new slip On" Wells in
black, taupe and brown 15c to soc
Main Floor-Pelletier's
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Toilet cases
for soldiers

Khaki color canvas cases of all
sizes and styles, from metal mirrors
in cases at Csc up to completely
fitted cases at $500. Then there
are the "Fit-All''- cases with adj
Unstable loops SO you can put in
most anything you wish
Main FIoor-PelIetier's
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-09-27

They Got There In Time
They are in the fight with every muscle. {
every faculty of their minds. every
drop Of their American blood
You have read in the daily the story OF what one
- detachment of American art1lerymen did on the Marne
when their ammunition running low
Every shell in that caison speedler winning OF
the war-au the horses kiled-but the shells got
there Just the same. And they got there IN time
ey
Where shall draw the Let us get there IN unne %
limit when read what they hasten the Uc1ofy-'o save
are doing there? Now the hves OF our SONS
pdc the put tul How any OF U.S.
strenghintoit Our strength back here at home set any
coupled with the power Of limit to the help we ouht 20
-, orr Allies will win Let us givefor victory? And we
no+ de1av even few months get there In time!
Contribute Ito h BY i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-24

tovarasiile taranesti 81 bancile
populare. Toate averile romini-
lor 81 grecilor, siliti sa fuga din
Dobrogea prin persecutiuni, au
fost vindute pc nimica oamenilor
de pale al guvernului bulgaresc.
Scandalul este asa de mare, 1ncit
nici nemtii n 'au mai putut privi
rusinea aceasta 81 au cerut gu
vernului bulgaresc arestarea a
3S de functionari, intre carl dol
subprefecti, trei perceptori, etc.
Bande de tilhari cutreera Do
brogea 81 jefuiesc fara crutare.
Taranii carl au refuzat sd vote
re pentru bulgari = in vederea
congresului care trebuia sa sc tie
la 81 lulie, au fOst arestati, con
damnati la moarte sau la 1nchi.
scare, sau in sfirsit deportati.
(,,Roninul", Paris)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-24
HORDOROGIREA.

Cind masina incepe sd sc u
zeze Sc mai repara citva timp,
apoi sc arunca la granada de
fier vechi Ga scraps). Kaiserul
81 faurise masina de razboi
despre care credea ca nu Sc va
toci pima ce nu pune ghiara pc
toata lumea. Pima la un timp
olanul lui mergea bine de tot.
1ar de la vreme lucrurile au
nceput sa la GU tOtul alta in
torsatura. De unde mai inainte
Germania vOrbea Gu ifos 81 de
sus la toate puterile, acum cere
pace Gu vocea umilita. Daca la
inceput masina eli de razboi pa
'ea faurita sd macine 81 otel
wolfram diamantz' acum Kai-
;er simte tot mai multi ca locul
Ell este la gunOi.
Stunt semne destul de vadite
ca armata germana incepe sa sc
hordorogeasca. Ea arata slabi-
re 81 lipsa de determinatie, cind
i cind, lei 81 colo. in clinul st.
Mihiel, unde trupele ifranceze
au tinut o parte din LIMA ALA
tilor 81 faceau legatura intre do
Ia armate Americana carl au To-
Wit puternic pozitiile germane
din flame, unitate franceza a
luat 1000 de prisonieri germani.
fara ca ca sd sufere decit mica
pierdere 81 tara sd intilneasca
decit slaba rezistenta. Ar Fl
fost impossible sa Sc vaza un ase-
menea incident in primul All de
razboi. in al doilea, orr char in
al treilea.
La Peronne Australienii an
luat de zece orr mai multi priso-
nieri decit numarul ranitilor 81
mortilor cazuti de la Ell. Nici "a
ceasta nu s'ar fl putut intimpla
Gu un an mai inainte.
o parte din armata germana
'nca mai lupta Gu tarie, insa la
mai ~multe punete incepe sd Sc
observe lipsa de curaj, slabire 81
char lasitate, ceea ce insemnea-
"a ca crapaturile masinariei ger.
name Sc inmultesc. I'm vas care
incepe sd curga MI va mai fl re-
parat multa vreme. Tot asa 81
cu masinaria de razboi a Germa-
niei; All ii vedem bucelele de la
roate roase, milne putem numi
hordArogita, lar apoi poimfine
puteni ii siguri ca are sa fie da-
a gnnoi 81 odata Gu ca 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-24
NaruntiSuri.

Ce credeti D-Voastra, ce deo-
sebire este intre un profitator
de razboi 81 intre 0 lesita7 A
mindoi sunt parasite pentru carl
muncesc altii 81 Ell sug vlaga.
Dragostea este o carte in care
fiecare ON crede ca scrie atare
capitol nou, ci in curind fiecare
are sa Sc convinga ca nu este
nici fasa pentru care sa nu
Fl fscos Mos-Adam patenta ina
intea lui.
Unde putem afla omul. care,
in zilele de astazi ar dori sa fie
german in un oras amenintat dc
trppele americana?
,,Toata fata GU dragutul ei''
asia e lege americana. Gu
toate acestea insa, in timpul din
urma Sc pare ca cuvIntul ,,dra-
gut" a fost inlocuit Gu ,,cata-
ma" 81 pc linga ell inca cite dol
trei de la marina DE nu ma
credeti, intrebati de la mari
nes''.
Alba s'a latit vestea prin AL
satia 81 Lorena ca soldatii anne
ricani mininca pine alba din
care au din belsug. S'titi ce a
urmat ziua urmatoare? Au fost
prinsi $4,000 germani. Hamesitii
de Ell!
,,Cladeste claia de fin pima
straluce soarele 81 vel avea des-
tul timp de dragoste clnd stralu.
ce luna" spune un prOvert
al farmarilor americani. Gu toa.
te acestea sunt multe fete as
taxi carl cred ca proverbul este
gresit 81 ca omul care Isl prada
tineretele pentru ac sd nu lucre
re la batrinete ca 81 eel ce STA
cheltuit toata puterea pentru ca
sd poata Odihni mai tirziu. :.
Fiindca veni vorba de fete
oare ce s'a ales de fata ,,noas
ira care TRIMS carte la Wa
shington?
Daca uni S ar imbulzi la orr
ginaiitate 81 la nobilitarea mimi
lor Tor cum Sc imbulzesc sd ia
ralurile altora, atunci ar dis
pare toate nevoile zilnice.
Buna cuviinta cere ca un I'll
mar sd inceteze flirtui Gu IA.
ia, inainte de ce dinsa ar cadea
in dragoste Gu ell. CT nimeni nu
Sc intreaba cum ar putea face
ceva cind dinsa este in dragoste
inainte de a Sc incepe ,,flirt" -ul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-24

- In tara seceta anM acesta
Nemtii nu lasa oamenilor mic.
un bob de griu 81 foametea c
sigura.
= D-nul Marghiloman are ne,
vote de bani pentru plata dato-
riilor fata de nemti. In acest
scop vrea sd lanseze un impru.
NUT 81 nadajduieste sd. adune ur
miliard de franci.
= D-nul Marghiioman a spu.
in camera ca pc nedrept il invi.
nuieste lumea de ura fata de
Francezi. in acelasi timp d-nul
general Culcer a facut elogiul
armatei franceze. Aceasta mani
festatie de simpatie pentru Fran
ia dovedeste in tot cazul ca e
greu sa fl in tara romineasca
adversar al Frantei.
= Reggie Ferdinand impair
TIT mosiile sale la tarani, asa
cum lie fagaduise cind au plecat
sa Sc bata.
Piinea alba costa Ia Tasi q
franci kigr.
La Bucuresti, fiecare ON are
700 gr. de pine pc patru zile.
Regina Maria nu Sc fereste
sa manifesteze se1itimentele sale
francofile ori de cite orr ne
voc. Sc zice ca mai zilele trecute.
Regina s'a arafat la balloon fill
find un drapel francez.
= Din informafinni sigure re-
zulta ca in Dobrogea, persecn-
tiunile de tot feluI fndreptate de
Bufgari iT'potrtra Romfnilor, q
slit pc multi q paraseasca IA
ra. Toats seolilt 1in5 inchise 81
copii sunt oblise mearga La
scoala bulgaredSe
Ia GAnt " yty;; - u .,a, d,c
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-24
Note 81 Comentarii.
KAISERUL TREBUE SA SU.
FERE.

GSG1s
RazbOiul acesta fOst adus
pc capul unei lumi pasnice, prin
ambitia personala hui Wilhelm
de Hohenzollern, ajutat direct 81
de Franz Josef de Habsburg.
Franz Josef ISL ca pedeapsa
pentru crimele sale i'm lumea cea-
lalta. El a scapat de judecata
lumei fara sd simta nici una din
suferintele ce lea adus pc a.
proape intregul glob al pamin-
tului.
1nsa Kaiserul Wilhelm trebue
sd fie facut a suferi 81 in lumea
aceasta, precum GU siguramta ca
va suferi 81 in cealalta. Trebue
sa Use dca opedeapsa echivalenta
GU crima sd = cea mai Oribila
din astoria lumei.
Propagandistii Hum si-au 81
nceput propaganda lor de de-
stepta simpatii pentru conduca-
tOrul Tor att de fiOrOs 81 de ne
legiuit inaintea ochilor fiecarui
ON. Povestile Gu boala impara-
tesei germane, svOnurile despre
aparenta Kaiserului ingrijorata,
iespre albirea parului sau, des-
pre- abdicare = tOate pot fl In
ventiile propaganda hume.
Aceste incercari din vreme de
al cistiga mila lumei nu trebue
"a reusasca. Aliatii- trebue sd fie
IN judecator neinduplecat in
pronuntarea sentintei lui 81 Far
trebui sa Sc permita nici unei
tari neutre al da azil. Sa nu maj
Iramie o Elba de unde Kaiserul,
Ca 81 Napoleon, sa Sc poata in
toarce. Sfinta Elena este lOcul
lnde trebue sal ramie oasele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-24

Nv n zSSs3 II IN It's .s
,run'ea S@1 NJ 80 ~ S eaAa
MARIA .., cal 3s9s. - 81 pu-
seriie aiia sa1s s:..! - ssaroi .
ioS' uc ac.sst ss ma y ura
u'n 'oa'a nlll s|.ss sermanl.'
Poincare ocnlar Ia
luptele de II paris
= presedinteIe s.nte; po;nca. ] = a.
re. vnitInd bkxx Ala ]; trnnele
din repi,nea. eliherats din mn
port do observare 81 nr;v;t Ia
luntele ce * asdea,, no farma
Colombo
Tarina :; sas>IA ], =, fce+ or
se - Londra arosta ;mma ra
teasa Rns;ei sya; nA,a tra; fate
ale ei precnm 4; y nncesa al ga
70; m,me ~, i af;u+ ;nca a., fost
date nrada fociII,,; II Inns dn.
na moartea TsHr,an; vastea a.
ceasta a fost .nr;m;ta din snrse
ueilliie ue increaere 81 au por-
ni' cei.e''ii &c 90 staoiieasca d
'eraiul' n :,
Dup' &c alm z iost onhori'
.ei"olie au ios III ''l' sa'
l1oid'' SPane rapport 81 III
oNise ~ caS"' 1'eSau dci iiu-
MAJ 'o 'i'''a, ~. cihu . nuisi-
mt ~ oo,so'iAis,l au d'dca' Cd
3d. reineiie su pdricaoat "siie'
"a. W. oo ei",a au o"' ioc g.
sei' io'i 'ei uialeuii'ru du afs'
oonsuiu 'S'a'ew o.n'e no d
,J.' o. '' as'',ns ,''''
~ in''.iu. ue eA'eine al 1sorsei'
~ :. q ' ''i''' usoih hui '",'i'i
- =" .oin, oneio'' al "a
m ,oi w. nui ooie' &c era IL
,o," 'u o'' ae'"' ue ga
''' ''''e e''N's'i'
Socialist arestati in Germania
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-24
Printul Carol al Rominiei

ca sa ne intelegem putin asupra unei munci {
tenn indeplini foarte usor 81 care este foarte q
Gu un cuv1nt, pc lfnga gindnrile noastre
toate zilele, sd nu uitam nici de ceealalt& par
sal dam un aplomb cuvenit ST inca MT =
pentru-ca numai asa ne vom putea ajul,te
alta de multi tfnjim, lar della vorbe 81 pnro 4
Staruiesc de nou, din tot snfletnI li i1Ii
tor sd Sc faca peste tot locnl II 3el IF n
cietatea noastra ,,Liyiu .. 'Teinqk b q
tru fncepntul facut CeismlS| B u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-24
|NF0RMATIUNI

Austria ameninta pc Ukrani
eni. = Stockholm. = Ziarul din
Lemberg, Ukrainske Slovo, in
numarul de All publica doua or
dine date de guvernul Austriac
trupelor din sudul Ukraniei.
Primul ordin proclama starea
de asediu 81 ameninta Gu moar-
tea pc aceia ce tin la Ell bombe
orr alte explozive.
All doilea e un APPEL facut ca
tire populatia din Odessa 81 su-
burbiurilor Ell ca sa fie calmi in
decursul latirei revolutiei 81 ca
sa nu ia parte la greva generala
ce s'a proclamat.
Redactor Croat arestat. -
Acuzat ca ar Fl violat actul prin
care Sc interzice de avea rela-
til comerciale GU inamicnl, Lazar
Petrovic, din Cleveland, a fost
arestat de Marsalul Federal.
Petrovic, redactorul de la Rad
nicka Borba" ziar socialist. nu
a tradus un articol publicat in
ziarul sus mentionat in care
scria despre socialism. El a fost
eliberat dupa ce a depus I'm
bond de $1,000.
Printul Carol al Rominiei a
fugit din tara. Copenhaga. =
Printul de coroana al Romfniei
fpoit din Rominia, lar acum
Sc afla in Odessa - spune zia-
rul Ukranian Krewskaia Mysl.
Despre fuga printului Carol
all roportat ziarele germane ime-
dat dupa ce s'a PRINT strife
despre neiiniytea din Rominia 81
agitarile contra germanilor in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-24
DMUNEA SOC. Romano
- Ut hJU Uk 81 Jul UkA.
CEA MAI vECHE 81 MAI PUTERNICA ORGA-
NIZATiUNE R0M1NEASCA DIN AMERICA.
134 SO. LIBERTY ST., ALLIANCE, @.

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unei mimi membrul capata ajutor de $7o00O In
de moarte urmas mortulu capaa un benecu de $700OO
Perderea cauui de gesna socoteste de accident
grav 81 plaeste Perderea patru degete de Ia
NINA Sc socotese de accident gray patese $70000
In cazur de accdente usoae mem capaa beneiciu
$SOOO Perderea unu ochu jumatae din aba pcoru
u consdera ca accident pteste $30000 Per-
derea degetuui mic sd patese Gel near $780,
lar ceeate cite $50 In perderea degee
nina in de doua incheetur Sc socoeste ca accident
grav 81 Sc plateste $4,000.
Din benecul de moare cind mostentorii drecti mn SO
ala pc hnga mort nu Sc poate chetui penu nmomintare
mai multi $20000 Pc nga autoare date de Uniu
ne Societate apartne membu dau autoare in
caz de soaa p de un Trei uni 500 pe santa
nina tre lun umatate Acese ajutoare vara Uncle
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STIRI DIN TARA.

= In tara seceta anul acesta
Nemtii nu lasa oamenilor mic
un bob de griu 81 foametea {
sigura.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-25
MONEY TO LOAN.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Paul W. Kuhns and wife to Anna
NJ Jonson, 40th ave, 205 feet south
Of Bedford ave-, east side 40x134.S 500 )
Holger Topp and wife to Nels C. Nes-
Ion, n. e. cor. 27th ave. and Hme-
baugh ave. 4ox123................ 1
Henry P. Nelson and wife to The
Overland Tire and Rubber Co.,
Taylor ST. 40 feet east of 31st ST..
south side, Ax10s.............. 2,soe
Jesse H. Cramer and wife to Over
land Tire and Rubber Co., Taylor
St, S4A feet east of s11st ST., AK
F. Albert Gloege and wife to the
Overland Tire and Rubber Co., 9.
e. cor. 3tst and Taylor SITS, 42x10S 24oo
George A. Riley and wife to William
B. Drake. s. W. cor. Military ave.
and Seward ST., 23xf1o........... 40e
yojtech Kostal and wife to Vladimir
Malice and wife, 22d ST.. 249 feet
south of U ST., east side. 60x130.. ISIS
Vladimir Malice and wife to Vincenc
Mucha and wife ed St. 24s feet
south of u St, east side, 50x130... 2,5oe
Ben Johnson and wife to Marvin S.
BEEN ct al. Poppleton ave, 1895
feet west Of "a tn ST.. north side.
S0xl6S ...... ....................... 3,oos-
Barker Co. to Margaret NJ. Burke.
61st St, 200 feet south Of Grant st..
west side, S0x12s ................
Maynard B. COPELAND and wife to Au-
gust w. Wagner, lizard st.. 50 feet
west of 18th St, north side, 66x132 ooe
Abraham L. Reed and wife to O. A.
johnson. Larimore ave-. 4S feet
east of 26th ST., south side. 4sx13S $50
Henry Qusde, jr.. and wife to Luigi
Giglloti and wife, 25th St. SIS feet
ssaS14 . ...................".. ~: 1.sa
Michael Huller and wife to Charles
C. Galloway, Burdette St, 125 feet
west OF 30th St. 75xs4........... sas
Oscar e. Dameron and wife to Ed
ward T. Heyden Leavenworth st.,
16s feet west Of 37th ST., south side,
Mark Rasmussen eft al to Kathleen
Russell. s0th St, IS feet north of
Ruggles ST., east side, 45xi18....
Catherine o. Mcdonald and husband
TO Moses Cohn. s. W. cor. goth and
Charles st.. 60x6Sh 1eoA
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-25

STUCCO HOME.
We think we can convince you that we
offer you the most attractive and the
most homelike-arranged house that you
can buy In Dundee for our price, which is
$500. Full 2-story, with tiled bath and
enclosed sleeping porch. Phone Walnut
7s5 or Walnut 342s.
s fine oak finished roms. Overlooking
Happy Hollow. Beautiful sun room, fine
place and built-in features. Fine south
front lot. Price cut to s9.5e0. Some terms
to good party.
BEDFoRp-JoHNsoN CO..
s22 Keeline Bldg. Doug. sli0.
6-RooM new stucco. modern house, Dundee,
1905 N. seth Ave. Three sleeping rooms.
oak floors, full basement, $4,000. Month
ly payments. Phone Walnut 1890.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-25
j. H. DUMONT & CO.,

i1s-1s Keeline Bldg. Phone Doug. $50.
25-ACRE FARM
miles from Council Bluffs. fine. smooth
upland. not foot OF waste. acres al
falfa. Small house, barn and windmill,
good road to city and excellent neighbor-
q hood. $500. Fair payment. balance to
suit. McGee Real Estate Co., los Pearl
Sa., Council Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-25
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Idaho Lands.

CAN'T get money for seed. must sell or rent
my farm OF zoe acres; summer fallowed
and plowed ready for fall wheat. level,
black soil. all irrigated. free water right,
all fenced. three-room house, good 3arn
and other buildings, two miles from fast
growing railroad town on main road.
Coal mine close. wood for the hauling.
Located close to st. Anthony. Idaho VIII
sell for $50 per acre. mortgage $1,000.
win take cash and second mortgage, or
house In or close to Omaha, or would
rent for s70o first year and $500 next.
cash, war stamps or Liberty bonds Owner
Mrs. l.. Shaw. 71a North 22d ST.. Omaha.
Neb.
or. 4
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-25

FOR HALE--3 lots. Just south OF sEimwood
Park In Overlook addition, Owner leaving
City. VIII sell cheap for cash Address
Boz Z iiss. Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-25
Florida Lands.

2,30o-ACRE Florida cattle range; on main
line Seaboard Railway; location central
western part of state; tract well watered
by creeks: about one half In cultivation.
On the south fronts open range Of thou
sands of acres. Well fenced and supplied
with tenants houses; offered now for ST
per acre. Address B. L. Hammer. general
development agent. Seaboard Air Line
Railway, 1856 Royster Bldg. Norfolk, Va
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-25
Miscellaneous.

house and lots. Price, Sl,700.
Terms, q small payment down and SIS
per month. Located just outside the city
limits, close to car, school. church and
store; good soil, suitable for gardening.
good place to keep chickens. pigs and
cows. II you want to see this house take
any car that runs on Gath street and
transfer to West Q car. Get off at the
end Of the car line at 42d and Q streets.
salesman will be at the end of tho car
line at 42d and . streets. Saturday after
noon. August s4th. and all day Sunday.
August 25th. to take you TO see this house
and other houses we have for sale in this
vicinity on easy terms
II. u. HARPER . coMPANy.