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PROGRESSIVE COUNT IN
BAVARIA IN A PLEA
Continued from Page j.

do not want forgiveness, but want
Justice. We do not say pharisaically
that one of us is guiticr than the
othe1 We do not separate our
selves in these days OF suffering
from any Of our counlrymcn. high
or low. We want TO bear in common
a portion Of the blame dcvolving
upon our people in this world catas-
trophe.
Each Of us who knows your
country knows well that proud,
conscious American nation beneath
the star-spangled banner and hon
ors it. We disdain to blame others,
but we expect, Mr.. President that
you will, despite all opposition
achieve success with the principles
you laid down. We are building up
on the words YOU spoke at Wash
grave, when You said that
every arbitrary power, regardless OF
what side it appears upon, must be
destroyed or condemned to impo-
tency. We are building upon the |
word of impartial justice, which |
knows no difference as to those to |
be judged. We are confident that
you want to create a league Of |
equality between nations which each
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you remember. my darling the las
time held you in my arms, hear
pressed to hearth The little secret that
you told me. how little dreamed that |
should not be with you, my Cwn Adele,
when that promise is to be fulfilled The
future holds great hopes. but, OH. my
beloved one, il could only help you in
your pain, how gladly | would do ii.
Darling. am | worth the sacrifice that
you have nobly madel | can't believe
it. But, darling, it is a great JOY and
comfort TO think | may leave a little one
10 hear my name il | should pass out OF
this life, and perhaps little cross some
where in France will mark my resting
place. But. dear, how thoughtlcsS OF
me TO saddcn you thus. We will live in
the brighter hope OF future when we
sat around our fireplace with faces smil-
ing from the lurid flame Oh, Adele Ny
only love. pray in all sincerity tha.
such may be our future. Darling. our
boys are singing that saddcst OF all
songs, Home, Sweet Home" and we
are somewhere in France. May we real
lze the Teunit:ng in our home, sweet
home, above, il our Father chooses TO
call me hithcr. Darling goodnight, and
God keep YOU Your loving husband
HAL.
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HOG ISLAND SH|PYARD
REPORT D|SCL OSES NO
CRIMINAL LIABILITY

Washington, Dec. 20.-Thc long
awaited report OF the department OF
Justice on the governments great
Hog Island ship-buiIding project,
made public at the White House to-
day on wireless instructions from
President Wilson, says, searching
investigation has disclosed no Grim
inal Liability but recommends that
a board OF arbitration determine
what part, il any, Of the more than
S6O,OOO,OOO the plant cost was in
excess of reasonable necessity and
shohld he demanded OF the contrac-
tors by the government. In brief
the investigators report;
That the facts do not justify Grim
inal prosecution and that no fraud
or secret profits has been estab-
lished.
That the probable cost of the
plant will be about sol 100000 (in-
cluding S6,0000O0 for additions By
order OF the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration) compared with an original
estimate OF $2lO0000O and revised
estimate Of $27OOO,OO0.
That no clear explanation of this
discrepancy has been forthcoming.
That prior to February last a con
dition existed at Hog Island which
"superfcially, at least, would i'm
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manage that branch. aud as my stay !,
likely to be indefinite. am writing thi,
with the hope that il might be able to
touch your heart
You seem to have built an impene,ra.
bic barrier about you over which il is
impossible 10 cross. You with your
heart of gold" you pity a bird that has
broken It's wing. and kitten that has
sirayed from its home, you pick up a
flower that has been bruised and tram
pied on by careless feet and tenderly
soothe its petals, You will caress the
tousle-headed youngster that had
broken its toy, and is sobbing its hear,
away, and yet you s,eadfastly refuse me
the least scrap OF encouragement You
take the heart Of me ard wiring it You
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BARUCH AND MCCORMICK
ARE CALLED TO PARIS

Washington, Dec. 20.-The ex-
pected call for Vance Mccormick,
chairman of the war trade board,
and Bernard NJ. Baruch, chairman
Of the war industries board, to join
President Wilson in Paris and act
as advisers to the American peace
delegation was received today and
announced at the state department.
Both are expected to sail shortly.
Mr.. Mccormick will give advice
and information regarding block
ade, agreements with neutrals and
war restrictions on trade, while Mr..
Baruch, as an expert on the raw
material market and supply, will
advise particularly in connection
with e-construction work.
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play with me as If ! were = toy in
stead OF man Of blood and iron an,
FIRE and passion. You. little girl. al
most half my size and younger than
BY dozen years. can twist me around
your little finger,
Girlie, can't you see how ! love you
Every glance. every word, every breath,
every beat Of my heart seems TO say Il
love YOU" Why do you play with me as a
spider with a ny? You are playing with
fire. little girl. and it takes every ounce
Of my strength and manhood to keep me
from taking you in my arms and crush
ing you 10 my heart ! can make you
love me, little girl. you can not help il
when you realize how very great my
love is for you, and you oaa not help
Dut reciprocatc Give me chance.
lear; just say the word and will
'ohe to you. The continent isn't wide
'nough or the ocean deep enough 10
Keep me from YOU My arm, ache with
he longing to take you TO my breast
and keep you there. not now but always.
Let me try TO make you happy dear
will love you until the end of time. You
are my one thought, awake or asleep
Do not keep me waiting any longer
Good bye and God bless you. Yours
BOB.
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Secretary Baker Urges Letters
With "E1on1e-touch" For the BOYS
~Ae rpA7r ACkv
~AsSIso soros

~ dear Er. rosdicf,
ey ere upon al soldier, overseas
tcday arc
called helping
to ehabilitate tho
of naeing whtoh
shall
| This
With
their
They Will
culties WI out ether
the BY thu activities need
curasenent than time
left hone in
TO maintain
has for them sUch universal respect.
believe all nay
focused this object,
Is that
mother fathers,
TO themsevos
beth here and abroad cHn1l b constantly uphold.
Cordially
1'~----+----~ ~A1-a ~-Sr
Newto D.
Socrstary EGr.
LIZ. B. Posdioc.
clai rnaa caHliaaon 74ia1rs casP lo.iv...oo.
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people may freely breathe and work
and prosper spiritually
You know better than ! what the
German spirit has given your great
people. You know the world can do
without this spirit less than ever
after it has been freed from the
bonds OF militarism. II our cxpec.
tationS are deceived, we shall not
cease fighting on for the attainment
OF better days. Your message is
hopeful, but we must be afraid that
not all the allies will listen to your
words. Nou have the power and Won
have a duty to perform ~
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10 BILLIONS CASH
AND CONTRACT SUMS
WILL BE UNEXPENDEI

Washington, Dec. 20.-Morc than
Sl6.OOOOO0 OF cash appropriations
and contract authorization voted bv
congress for war purposes will be
uneXpended, representative Sherley
OF Kentucky, chairman of the house
appropriations committee, announc-
ed today.
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APPEAL TO COLORED
CITIZENS IN BEHALF
OF RED CROSS DRIVE

Now that we are on our last Red
Cross drive, asking only one dollar
from each person, we feel that every
man, woman and child should cheer
fully give.
Our soldiers went and fought our
battles, gave valiant service. and
many their lives. We love them, we
honor them and will take care of
them, one and all. As colored cit
liens we have been faithful. our
boys have been true, and now. in
this last drive, just see what you can
do
Pay solicitors only.
(Signed) S. NJ. DILLARD.
w. r. DAUGHERTY
w. Z. RAINWATER.
Committee.
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BERLIN HAS $4,000
TO 10000 MEN IDLE
AND SOLDIERS BEGGING

Berlin, Dec. 20-There are oc-
tween 10000 and 10000 unemploy-
ed workmen in Berlin, according to
the Taglische Rundschau.
The total, the paper says, does not
include strikers, the number of
whom varies. The walkouts gener-
ally are of short duration.
The Nossische Zeitung refers to
the increasing number OF soldiers
engaged in begging.
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Contributed by G. II.

Dear Little Girl OF
Massachusetts To-
night. darling. as |
am sitting by the
campfire, | can see
your dear sweet
face. and those big
blue baby eyes. in
which | would love
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-21
Railroad ActuarY Resigns

Bulletin: St. Paul, Dec. 20
Prominent railroad officials in St.
Paul were informed today that
Theodore II. Price, actuary of the
federal railroad administration, has
sent his resignation to Director
General McAdoo. Price is a New
York cotton merchant. 1t is under
stood that he resigned todav.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-21
BROKEN TROLLEY
OFFICIALS INDICTED

New York, Dec. 2O-A Kings
county grand jury today indicted
Timothy S. Williams, president OF
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany; John II. Hallock, president
OF the New York Consolidated Rail
road company and four subordinate
officers and employees, each being
accused Of both first and second de-
gree manslaughter in connection
with the deaths OF more than 90
persons in the Malbone street tun-
mel wreck in November. The trial
was set for January.
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Y. M. C. A. WILL GIVE
so,oOo,oOO CIGARETTES TO
SOLDIERS CHRISTMAS

New York, Dec, 20.-The Young
Mems Christian Association an
nounced here today that SO,OOO'OOO
cigarettes would be given away 10
the men of the American expedition
ary forces at the Christmas tree cell
chrations in l,50O "N" hutS, together
with 100000 chocolate bars, 2OOO,-
600 tins OF smoking tobacco and 3
100000 packages OF chewing gum.
Five million Christmas postcarS al
ready have been distributed for mail
ing 10 America.
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WANTED-Clean white cotton
rags, Ardmoreite office.
MORE THAN 100000
SOLDIERS DISCHARGED

Washington, Dec. POWELL over
100000 soldiers have been discharg-
ed from the army and returned TO
civilian status, Secretary Baker said
today the rate OF Rehabilitation had
now reached 10000 a week, and
that the war department was press
ing its efforts TO make the average
daily discharges 1000 per camp.
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Cardinal Mercier Not Coming

Ottawa, Dec. 20.-The Belgian
consul-general for Canada today de-
MED the report that Cardinal Mer-
cier would visit Canada and the
United States. He has been Off
cially advised that Cardinal Mer-
cier has no intention OF leaving Bel
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THREE TUGS AT SEA
GITE DISTRESS CALL

Savannah, Ga, Dec. 20-Three
Savannah tugs have gone to the aid
of two United States shipping board
steamers reported in distress.
The steamer Boilston, Galveston
to Savannah, sent a wireless mes
sage to Savannah late yesterday
asking that she be met in Tybee
roads last night, as the vessel was
in distress.
The Boilston had not arrived at
Tybee at noon and tug was sent
put TO look for her.
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Love Letters That Have Made Good

and lock in my breast as a beautiful and
valuable treasure to be kept as 4 sacred
trust.
Dreams, just dreams of long ago,
Dreams can never change the past.
You're mine in dreams until the last.
Hearts may break. but you can't take
Those golden dreams of long ago.
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Rain Halts Speed Flight.

St. Louis, Dec. 2O.-Two army
planes, scheduled to leave Scott
field, near Belleville, H., this morn
ing in continuation Of the Houston
to-Detroit flight, were delayed on
account of rain. The aviators will
not resume the flight until clear
weather.
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10 gaze and read the true love stored in
them. Beautiful little angel Of love, /
am thinking Of the day we met, and !
e-n feel your loving arms encircled
about my neck, and the touch of your
sweet lips as bent down to inspire the
FIRST kiss OF true love upon them. But,
alas. it is but fond memory, to cherish
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-21
HUNS WHINE FOR FOOD
DESPITE REMONSTRANCE

Washington, Dec. 20.-In spite
OF Secretary Lansing's emphatic
admonition that such communica-
tions must not be addressed to the
United States alone, the German
government has sent another ap-
peal to the American government
for modification OF the armistice
terms and for food. Receipt of the
note was announced at the state de-
partment today.
The persistent appeals are re-
garded here as a part OF propaganda
by which the authorities at Berlin
hope to escape some of the results
OF defeat.
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Contributed by A. l., \.

Ny Little Girl just received an or
der from my firm asking me to go to
their Chicago office to represent them,
and am writing to you while waiting
for my train. BY the time you receive
this, shall be many miles from here.
1t looks very much TO me as ii they are
trying to get me there permanently to
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Bran Takes High lump

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 20.-The
price OF bran jumped from S27.73
TO $4,000 ton here today, the sud-
den rise being due to the removal
OF all milling restrictions by the
gov4xny1sut today.
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OKLAHOMA AND TEXAS
TROOPS ARRIVE HOME
ABOARD A TRAN SPORT

New York, Dec. 20.-Thc United
States army trasport Henry X. Nal
lory arrived today with l,400 Ameri-
can soldiers from Bordeaux, Six
hundred OF the men are wounded,
The transport Manchuria from
Brest, carrying 1853 officers and H.
O03 men, also arrived today. She
carried l5 officers and 81 men OF
the 56th field artillery; o. officers
and SOL men OF the ll6th field ar
tillery; 81 officers and 1,452 men OF
the ll7th field artillery; 10 officers
and % men Of the 3lst cavalry: 10
officers and 50 men OF the Tooth
ammunition train; Is men head
quarters company. 62nd infantry
brigade; 10 casual officers and 900
sick and wounded.
Another arrival was the White
Star liner Megantic from Liverpool,
among whose 80 passengers were a
number OF officers and y. NJ. {. A.
and Red Cross workers.
The troops from the Mallory
were given stirring welcome in
Hoboken, N. J., where they en-
barked for Camp Merritt, nearby.
The soldiers marched through gaily
decorated streets lined with cheer
ing throngs, who turned out in re-
2ponse to an official call by Mayor
Some were Texas and Oklahoma
troops OF the Doth division.
Private Earl House of Caldwell
Mont, exhibited the remnants OF a
Bible which he declared saved his
life after he went "over the top"
early in November. When a Ger
man sniper sent a bullet toward his
heart the book deflected its course
and only flesh wound resulted. e
While lying in No Mans Land 7
House saw his "buddy" bringing
down the snipcr.
Newport Va, Dec. 2O.-Thc
transports Martha Washington and =
Mercury came into port today =
bringing home from France 3.72O .
officers and men, including 900 =
o
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Storm Warnings on Coast

ashington, Dec. lO.-Storm
warnings were displayed today on
the Atlantic coast between Jackson
vile and Georgetown, s. C., and on
the Gulf coast between Bay St.
Louis, Miss, and Cedar Keys, Fla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-21
EBERT RESIGNATION
RUMOR PERSISTENT

London, Dec, 20-Reports from
Copenhagen state that the German
cabinet headed by Friedrich Ebert
has resigned, but the reports are
not confirmed.
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Illinois Visitors.

Miss Eunice Adams arrived last
night from Robinson, ILL.,, to spend
the Christmas holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Ad-
ans, 9O2 West Broadway.
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controversy hinged mot so much
upon the question OF accomplish
ment but upon means, methods andI
eXpenditures.'
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Bandits Rob Illinois Bank

Chicago, Dec. 20.-Five bandits
robbed the State Bank of Summit,
suburb, N $25,000 today and es-
capped.
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Contributed by 8. l.. c.

Ny Darling Wifc-How can words
convey to you all that | feel and want
% say to you. my own. my loved one Do
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-21

To increase the supply of oil and fat
in Germany, the seeds of sunAowers and
poppies were more widely sown this
year than last year.
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Newport, Va, Dec. 20.-Thc
transports Martha Washington and
Mercury came into port today
bringing home from France 372O
officers and men, including 900
wounded.
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LOTS FOR SALE. 10


BEAUTIFUL. lot. northwest corner Park
Avenue and Cleveland. cheap. T. 10. care
Times Dispatch.
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uuoMs-uSEUnNts,IrD.

TiiliiD. y. u-Comfortablr room. hot wu e.
h's'. electric iights. stationery washs,gu
adjoining bath with shower. FIRST nour
nTiya'c family. Gentlemen only. references
- turtli rllrl
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REAL ESTATE ron RENT. o7-A I
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

rusINEss PROPERTY. 81
fixtures. 'S ""'
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OCEAN NiEW-For rent Groom cottage
ocean View 1T once. Address T.. T. Moore
Hed'h Ha'cn Cottage. ocean View. Va
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WE hay" numerous other "a sme all over the
State IN high state OF cultivation that can
be houEht at l.Irgniu prices
Real Estate aud Loans. 5l5 East Franklin
100 AGREES $4,000 buys 1876 acres adj
accent new ship yards, Wilmington " g.
Ideal lnchtio Act quick. No on,icns
given. w. II IL Bhcwcli. Hamlet ~ &.
unp4IF,l<t: AVN uC.n,,
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BUSINESS EQUIPMENT.

BUY your Liberty bonds this week. wynnos
leo Cream.
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j. A. CONNOLLY & CO.,
Seventh and Franklin Streets

j. A. CONNOLLY & CO.,
Seventh and Franklin Streets.
uANovEH Avenue. detached, modern
Load cast ,ban Of D NSin.2n s. ron
would to-day
GROVE Aycnuc Thoroushiy modern
In tho 1000 block. Price. se,;co,
DIETER Park ddvellns Of rooms rooms. Hot Hot;
ic0N?ao feet. Price. ss,icc.
."ushIy modern. s-room dwelling. Price,
dEAcE Street, corner dH .,l Of !? rqog,
lsnc.iall. $1,000
LOTS For SALE. 90
o IT, uyer n''GSs?a s"PH Irss
wESTHAMir,ToNrBarsan a, W,issth;a az
and SD p"r month. without interest. lib:
r"n, HGnrcs s e1G Tim m 10 pispa ,SH
WESTHANPToN- For sale at wcsthamp.
lot Eom 'n nrSa sod nS@ ed se
This bargain. Address X 80. care Times
REAUTIFuL lot. northwest corner Park
Avenue and Cleveland. cheap. + 10. care
LANDS AND EARNS For SALE. OF
LOUISIANA rich land. at barFaIns, Before
section the rchst and by far the ch6ancs
land. in America climate unsurpassyS4:
~ best sra2inE. section in United States.
MTe Mhn s,lH farm you rsigs We GS +
Rnvcnwood. La
NlRGiNIA--For sale. hcuring orchard about
sap; "a acres: concr &C. wr MIitnsS VIM" mia
from city. two trunk line railways. L. c.
H-se-"2l. S,annlo ON. Y. |
Al Ccntr:,Iis. on III" Petersburg c!cctrir
ole@,t,s light nsou,iful srounds. ahaI.
land owner vii, Sell Al At ;, big sscfince
Ing Tor. VAUGHAN. Whttehurst Co. Inc.
COLONIAL home with Il rooms baths
he hot water heat acetyicne gas. hot and
lanes rive" and yacht club. On Peters
hurrs: car line and ply" (Which Is brins
from Richmond. cSn;atninE l.: acres OF
lHud Healthy ana hirh.class community
Perfect condition. Vaughan Whitchurst Co.
FARM Of - acres on the Poters6urg ~icc.
miles iron, Richmon,i: Broom room dwelling in. in
good condition. with not-wator heat. no,
Nicc shnd@ md o,chard. good harm and
@ ESma Tm4S ON T9 ard
whit"hur.t Co. Inc.
LINES @i@n.ai piannt;mtion at about,
go, .r?WmArA;: COUNTY FARM
anc". in good timber Main nchmond road
@ @SEt "T b r hf '"tS eao mile.
st"r" and church ono mile, Land rrac-
nd tn nigh s irf Of ,hrn"6h tnnl
com nnntv. good dwelling and ou,huiidings
orchard. il prime bearing This ia SI The
c Ih,c.anest nlacc t.r me, money IN the county:
two yoars w J.. ritts. Leo. Va.
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i. miles from Fort Loo. ls5 acres Of land
estimated to cut 2.0h cords OF wood
irontinE u mile on the splendid Darby tow n
TOAD in order 10 make quick sails will
sell for $50 per acre. You cannot huy land
IN same ncishborhooi FOR less than 500
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i'ou SALE or EXCIIANCE

IL Nl,-fof sale or exchange soc acres un-
,!nprg''l Land 'wo miles alton: "a acres
.!erT.H: email hu.ld!ng: close to settlement
= nr.I -"p,yop feet saw timber sos ties
proved farm. live stock or tots " ell locatcL
~ "TcwtnG city. submit your DroprsitIon
rafch.
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j.. r. BRANCH.
$50 T.. Main ST. Room ..

SIN miles from city. OF tho best grain
and has farms In this section 81 the State.
containing 100 acres good dwelling nd out
nmildthfs. Parties looking for farms OF this
KIND VIII! do well To inspect this at once.
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! IN high state or cultivation. : Iriics from
! city, J mil" from East Alice Cheap TO
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TWELVE acres OF land. Stop rs. Seven Pines
under construction.
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PROPERTY FOR ENCH1NCE
ENtIiANGE-HIAL I:sr,.r.

I.NtTNNIE-KI:AL I2srtTE. GO
-''NtHs, III: igT-Will trade Norihsldc lot
.."- ''iinbcrlaNnc -tvcruc. FOR !.iLcrty
l-Mn- :. ~. care Times patch
y room. house IN Highland pa-E. with
, arg 10Y for garden. W!il exchange TO-
hon.r N town. Address y 81. care Tim.
h.-uatch.
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LANDS AND FARMS FOR sALr-o,
j. a. CONNOLLY Il CO.,
Seventh and Franklin Streets

s. ,N"n-Iiroad street Road. about 10 mile, o.
IN" city limits. Contains 100 acres OF good
land. about % acres In cultivation. Good
I-rpom dwelling. several barns large orch
ard. running streams.