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GEOGRAPHIC TABLOIDS
FROM FAR AND NEAR

cent war However, he was casu-
atty at Lens-his wife bounced
camera off his head, he said.
Train in Graveyard.
CANTON, H., April 23.-MemberA
of the local high school track team
aren't dead ones--but they're in the
graveyard anyway. It's the only
place in town with cinder paths.
False Teeth and Chewing Gum.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 23.-PoHce
are looking for burglar with
chewing gum appetite. The burglar
stole set of false teeth and then
purloined $3.50 worth Of chewing gum
from ]. e. Brennan and Company.
Six Eggs Per Day.
NEW YORK, April 23.-Sued for
separation, Captain A. F. Cosby, ex-
rough rider, charged financial diff
culties because of his wife's extrava-
gance." Cosby produced grocers'
bills for six eggs per day to prove
his case.
Has Two Husbands.
BOSTON. April 2S.-Mrs. 7. M.
Lucas has two husbands. She thought
the first was dead and recently mar
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Probably on the Porch.

LOS ANGELES, Calf, April "a
Where did you spank Mrs. Welcho?"
asked the court when A. l.. Welcho
was testifying in his wife's divorce
suit. we'll didn't spank her on
the mouth" he replied.
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HIohest Price for Hoqs.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service.]
BUFFALO, II. Y, April 23.-Pork-
ers, mixed and heavies sold for
s21.65 per cwt today. the highest
price ever paid for hogs at the east
Buffalo stock yards.
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italian Delegates Will Not Attend Meeting
With Germans and Refuse to Give up
Conquered Territories.
|aRuGGLE BECOMING MORE BITTER
Japan and China Not Satisfied on Disposition
Proposed by Big Four of Their
Propositions.

| IBy Fred S. Ferguson. United Press
Staff Correspondent
PARIS, April 23.- -Presi-
|dent Wilson declared flatly
this afternoon that Italy cannot
Have Fiume.
Possession Of this seaport is
| The bone of contention which
FIas resulted in the Italians
| threatening to withdraw from
|the peace conference. Nothing
uow remains for the Italians to
do but put their threat into ex-
|tcution or back down COM
|lhtely.
The italian delegates also
failed to attend the afternoon
session of the "big four"
United Press Leased Wire Service.l
\ ROME, April 22.-The Paris cor
respondent Of the Tribuna reported
cday that the Italian delegates will
not attend the meeting with the Ger
man peace delegates at Versailles.
The correspondent confirmed the
failure of yesterdays (Monday's)
conversations" and characterized
fhA ell
The Corriere D'ltalia,s representa-.
tive in Paris said tnat while reports
Of ltaIy's withdrawal from the peace
sanference are authonitatively de-
MED, "a rupture is probable in the
sense that Italy Is no longer in agree
ment with the other allies"
The Adriatic is far from being
'kalian'," said the correspondent
The resistance against italian
claims, grows. The struggle daily
becomes more bitter"
The Gironales Italia correspondent
wired: "The allies erred in believing
hey could amputate Italy's program
. a minimum Of our national aspira-
TONS. We do not know whether this
error can be corrected, but whatever
happens ltaIy's victory will not be
crippled. The territories conquered
Oy our armies will remain Italian
whether an agreement is reached
with our allies or not"
ITALIAN DELEGATES LEAVE.
lBy Carl d. Groat, United Press
Staff Correspondent
PARIS, April 23.-"President Will
eon's statement has broken up the
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president, the telegraph and cable
systems of the country are under the
control of the postmaster general
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VICTORY LOAN
MOVING ALONG
Sales for First Two Days Of
Campaign Estimated to be
Two Hundred Mil
lions.
REPORT IS INCOMPLETE
This is Third Day and canvassing
Machinery is in Full Operation
With Much
Rivalry.
REPORT IS INCOMPLETE

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, April 2S.--Sales Of
Victory notes" for the first two
days of the campaign were estimated
at 5000, 100000 by treasury officials
today. Official incomplete reports
including sales to noon yesterday
totaled $16,077,90O in five federal re-
serve districts. Later reports aug
mented this figure.
The third day of the campaign saw
the canvassing machinery in full op-
GRAFTON, according to war loan Off
cials here. Rivalry which existed in
other campaigns appeared to be re-
turning and the selling began to take
on the appearance of real drive,
reports said.
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AIrshin Ride for Workers.

NTFshIp RIde TOT WorkerS.
WASHINGTON, April 23. 80 Here's
a chance for a drie in an airplane.
The treasury department has instruct
ed local loan committees to grant a
fight daily to the loan worker selling
the largest amount Of bonds in that
community that day. Also the pur-
chaser Of the largest amount of bonds
will be given "life" in one Of the
machines.
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Hair RiIIlon subscrlbed

Half Billion Subscribed
WASHINGTON, April 23.-Treasury
today estimated sale of Victory notes
for first two days of the campaign
totalled S500,000,000.
Incomplete reports received to noon
told Of high totals being rolled up in
every federal reserve district. If the
rcce set for the first two days is main
tanned, officials said the minimum OF
81, 100000 would be obtained with
out difficulty.
An average OF s25O,OO0,OO0 daily
must be kept up, however, to finish
the job" on time.
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THE WEATHER

Partly Cloudy. Much Colder.
Local temp. z p. NJ, 73; z a, M,
65.
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The Telegraph Service Of The
Daily Gate City and Constitu-
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28
SOL LEMNIDAD PARL LAMENT ARIA
Republicans y Unionistas llegan a On entendido
para concretar sus peiciOnes De reforma del status
La REUNION De AVER.

ia session de aver en- la C;mara
de Representatives., dur0 cinco ho-
ras. Ia redaccion de los cable
gramas de felicitaci0n que habian
de ser enviados al ComisiOnado Re
sidente en- Washington y al Repre-
sentante republicano Mr.. Mason
dio lugar al planteamiento de un
debate que. lleg6 a culminar en- un
,entendido entire los dos partidos
mas nnmerosos del pals, respecto
Ia definici0n concreta de sus as
piraciones en- el orden polftico.
Asistieron a la session de aver,
los representatives. seiiores Guerra,
Coll y Cuchf, Bayonet, Arrillaga,
C6rdova Gambia, .Ginorio, Her
naiz, Gonzalez Mena Martorell,
Lastra Charriez, Pagan, Morales,
Montalro, Pesquera, Porrata Do
ria, pilepo, (don Antonio v don
Fulgencio) Romanf, Texidor, Ro-
sdriguez y Toro.
Presidid 81 Speaker sr,} Huyke.
die q senior Lastfa Raglieiz
ana Ii fratase en- la Camara el in.
forme, de la Comision CUE fue nom
brada para redactar los cablegTa,
mas de felicitaeion a los senores
C6rdoya Davila y Mason i 6oY 4
La CoBlisi0n seg1n expuso el
sr. Coll j Cuchf no pudo llegar
a un aeuerdo, y solidit6 que pasa-
ia d la orden del elfa el pfoyecto de
esos breves mensajes para ser fra-
tado el asunto en- Comisi0n total.
Logrado este, agreg6 el senior Coll
i Cuchf que Ia minoria estaba
opuesta a que Sc felicitara al Re
presentante Mason vogue acepta-
bas la felicitaci6n al Comisionado
Residente, pero eliminando del
texto del despacho la palabra $50
lidaiidad1 soiieit6 el sefo8 Coll
y Cuchi que la discussion tuviera
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28

Isotros pensamos que el Sr. C0rdo-
va Davila ha pasado a nuestro par
lido.
Insiste el Sr. Rossy en- que no
tienen para que los republicanos
hacerse solidarios de la polftica
del Sr. Cordoya Davila, pero 81 es
Ideber de todos felicitarle por SUI
hermoso y patri6tico discurso.
En- cuanto al cablegrama qlle Sc
,trata de dirigir Mr. Mason 10
icreo inutil- -agrega el Sr. Rossy
|porque ST a cada americano que Sc
le ocurra hablar bien de nuestra
preparation le vamossa feiicitar
'por cable, yamos a gastar enton-
,,ces, mucho dinero. Ademas Ell
'Sr. Mason termin6 su discurso
,dirigiendo ataques al Presidente
Wilson v nosotros no queremos
'prestarnos q juegos politicos en- 10
que respecta al sr. Mason y en- 10
que al ST. Cordoya DaEila Sc refie-
re, no podemos llater solidaridad
cQlar lFttsfs lsFtsf b 8 a ii
IS FL sefoR GlleEra Mepdrag0n
interviews enIel debate vi dice ane5
ten esta hora soIemne de Ia hisst0s
mia ipOrqnes atrayiesan todas las
|naciones, Puerto Rico debe3 elegar
Esulfoz eolectiva hasta Ell .CapitoliQ
tde Washington y no debiera per
tdnitirsenqae una mera ldiscrepan-
cia acerca de la redacci6n de los
EtelegraI1ias sea causa y motive de
division en- la familia puertorria-
lqueiia. Esta 'discrepancia mere
lcerfa los>honores de una seria de-
lIiberaci0n 81 fuera una diferencia
|basica de principles. El senior
Cordova Davila actuando como
Ihombre discret0 y atento a la re-
presentation de pals, supo respe-
tar las diferentias IS de opinion que
mos diyiden. RecOnOci0 Ia pre-
Esencia en- Puerto Rico de un nG-
nero de c6mpatriotas que pro-
| Fpdignafi Ell ideal de estadidad Ell
senior C0rdoya Havila hablo a.
nombre de- todos, y nadie pqdo
/ haberId hecho nj con mejores palai
bras, III con mayor tacto, nj con
sutileza mas fna. Fue al referir-
Ise d la conducta del Comisionado
de instruction PdBlica Mr.. Miller
que Ell sefior Cordova Dayila ex-
/ lpuso sus ideas particularmente.
Cuando lego el momento de es-
pecifcar sus ideales Sc expres6
de manera, grandilocuente, her
mosa, digna, que conmovi6 al
/ Congreso.
Il Ahora, senior Presidente, diiO
/ 81 senior C6rdova Davila, 81 es uil
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28

UnidOS.
Estas palabras debieran escul-
pirse en- este salon porque signifi-
can una lecci0n de, patriotismo.
| (Grandes aplausos interrumpen
al orador.
| El discurso, prosigui6y fnG una
exposition colectiva, insular, de
lnuestro problema. Dadnos liber-
Itad, es ell grito, en- sfntesis, del
ldiscurso de nuestro Comisionad0
de Puerto Rico en- Washington.
FL estado 0 la independence.
FL coloniaje, jamas, jamas. { Afro
nadores aplausos.
Por que habeis de negar, piles.
lei APPLAUSE, Ia solidaridad al Sc
nor C6rdova Davila?
Y no. Yeo Ia, raz6n tampOco pa
Ira que no autorieeis el telegrama
Ial caballeroso americana Mason
Senador que fue por Illinois, en-
Inomentos en- que Sc redactaba
llNuestra Acta Foraker, n este Ie-
giisIsis.oE, este ( 7
lhacDi arnericanaI Ia8q quieill negais'
4
Euna felicitaei6n t1mbaj6 ~ auelsd
Ppor hacer todo loSliberal que fueli
ira possible aqnella iactaeorganica.
sN0a aes ademas un :republicanes
Rmiembro prominente de vuestrol
lpartido 2 ul .ofoaeH mob ;soinag
Os invite 4 que qrsalicknios runl
| acto de concordias aQuef fabahdones
mos por un momento nuestras di'
i ferencias politicas, y procedamos'
como puertorriqueiios, sin regatear1
lei APPLAUSE, Ia gratitud que mes me
lrace el senior Mason, por las palaE
+ I : c a " . 81,
bras de. jnsticia que ha tenido para
Puerto Rico, por la defensa de nnes
tros intereses y de nlestra perso-
nalidad.
H pueblo aue die ssns mihl93pnees qi pnees
con generose. desnrep imjiento, illlj que az e
entreg6 sus. @hijes en- los allista; a:
Imientos militares, que soport6 con
Iyalentfa y desinteres sin igual los
Itributos de guerra, que di6, que q ha as
dado, 81, 81 sangfe y ;sp vida POI por-
que la Ibertad y Ia demsocr:agcii;a &; ei;l
ltriunfen en- el mundo, que conltrii-
,buy6,y y contribuye IA humanitas, 3
ria obra de la Cruz Roja, este pue-
bio sufrido, hidalgo y generoso,
que tuyo palabras de aliento y de
lie para los Estados Unidos, GUAM
do estos no habfan ehtrado en- la
guerra, tuyo que or las palabras
lde un Comisionado que acusaba
de traidores a los j6Yenes que res
lpondiendo a un acto de la Asam-
Iblea Legislative, pidieron la indie
lpendencia de su patria: (Aplau-
sos estrani;fosoass' 3 aboo,a b yoa All
iorados 4 6 es =
- srso, co. ssiioF iSP SPrsFdsAts, ssl s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28

-, Z
------..-- :. =. :.
senior C6rdova Davila tai y somI
lfue redactado, no lpor espiritu de
intransigencia, sino porque csc men
safe es un acto de justicia.. Dice
que 81 no en- igual&s terminus, por-
que no tiene la maestrfa y Il talen
ito extraordinario del senior Cordo-
iva Davila, de haber sido q ahora
Comisionado Residente de Puerto
Rico en- Washington, Sc :hubiera
|expresado como Id ha hecho el SCI
e. nhraev n - aon u nsisr,f
bmira spatri6tica al ltratar la cues
Bti6n polftiea de Piierto Rico. lbs
neionarios lamerieanos quel viaoen
|al pais4agrega 20 traen etrasib
btencionesaque ah6ndar diferene;as
EK erear fodios enfrerla familia vEor7
torriqneha para sitener9en lapl,l-
behassus Posiciones.s iSidel ssiior
tIG6rdova Dayila planteo las soluei6n
Republican,, como el senior Rosy
IA dieho, por que, entonces, ia mi
noria u nieoa Ell solidaridad3 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28
LUDEND0RFF PREPARA UNA
MEM0RIA SENSATIONAL
Ia seguridad de Francia exige que Sc
neutralice una parte de Alemania .
(CABLE AL IMPARCIAL.)
Wa w. I. and P. Tel. Co.

s. Fs
LONDRES, febrero 28-Se ha sabido. aquf por infor-
mes condencales recibdos de PetrogradO que Lennne
Trotzky tfatan escapar de Russia cOnsiderand0 fra
casado e regimen bolchevqui La situacion que rena
ell exmperio tan ca6tca que ofrece esabilidad
nnguna tentatiya de Gobierno sin6 sentdo de
reacci0n contra la anarquia actual.
LONDRES.-D todas parties del reino llegar notcias
de que la epidemic de nuenza que cause tantas vct
recentemente, ha entrado periodic de
decimento que esta causando un numero payoroso de
penOSo de los enerraientOs diariOs ha pensado
penOsO de los ENTERTAINMENTS diariOs seha pensad0
la necesidad de incnerar los cadaveres.
s. IADRID Epoca' ell 6rgano del partido conser-
vadoI ~ G que no tiene detarminada liaci0n pplltiS
Ca otros 0rganos de opinion Espana acusan al Con
de de R0manones, presidete del COnseo de Mnistros,
de esar hacienda poltica pers0nasta sin conside
raciones de ningn genero hacia los otrOs partdos
cionales proeediend0 todas las cuestones con
criterio cerrado La eampana contra R0manOnes esta
siendO secundada por muchos diarios de proyincias
MADRID D--La creencia en- los cfrculos polfticos de
Madrid que los presupuestOs seran apr0bados des
pues producra la crisis ministerial que probabemen
tie ha de resolverse la creac6n de Gabnete mixtO
para cuya presidencia Sc indica al Sr Maura
BESILEA-Procedente de Berlin ha llegado ell gene
raj Ludendorff que esta preparando la publication de
extensa memora que trata de demostrar que la
derrota miitar de Alemania ha sdo ocasonada por
deficiencies del Estado Mayor Aleman. Ludendorff
memorial propone hacer acusaciones que seran muy
comantadas 54slssst alsgssfa H Hs 5sss
s BEREIN-E partido militarsta esfa hacienda todos
los preparatvos para restablecer el regimen nonarqu
cO 81 c0ntna ell presente estadO de Aemania
entregada a la mas perturbadora snormaldad La
naza ha sidO va ormuada ha prOducido entire los
clastaS viva indignation. 45 AZ rbste.0is 5 s
PARIS-Los delegados franceses en- las conferencas
de la paz presentaron proyecto de constitution de
los Esados GermanicOs Independence, en- la del
Rhn, considerable esta medida Indispensable para la
protection de Franca contra futuras agresones de Pru
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28
Francia Sc opone al plan americana de-
hundir los buques que alemania entrego.
RAsGUSOs.
Casi Criticas.

lJIn cronista amateur (ivale Ia
frases de Ia Villa del famoso ca
Ipitan, titula asf sns cr6nicas: De
lla Villa Dorada. 1
ALI, donde las GALES son de con-
Iereto, semejantes anchas sabanas
Ide plata, no comprendo de adonde
SAGA ese "oro'' e exquisite Zero
|niqueur,
Alhora, 81 el amigo Fidel Cadilla
10 dice, en- broma, por todo el orc
que hay flor de aqua en- Ell his
orico cafo de Santiago, que pa
Sc.
$50
"A prop6sito del Cafo de. Santa
go, del foco de engendro de Ia MAJ
laria, de la tifoidea y ,de todas esasI
pestes de Arecibo, lel Alcalde SCI
nor Ledesma no tiene en- prograsI
ma algo relaeionado con ese tesoro1
de lcahitos
No reeuerdo 81 fue el doctor R0-|
se Il !snraidap sloc.or
lglersa, squienI habl6 de "a conve-1
Eiieneia aessecarfese inmnndo caiio,
para acabar conliesas plagas, que,
de tiempo en- oitiempo, amenazap
ssacabariid clIpueblo. de Areci-
~ Vamos, don Manolo, metales ell
hombro a Ia empresa Y quite esa|
'e1padahde Democles de la cabeza|
de sus administrators.
Despues de una noche de pc
rro Asf, como corto y ,pego,1
ernoieza sus cr6nicas y mejores Sin
tefviews'' un conocido poeta, de
San Juan.
De 10 que Sc desprende que to-
das sus noches son de perro. Lo|
cual da lugar a muchas dudas. jSeI
"a por los malignos insectps que
: i'.1 = {.
elavan sd trompa ensla tibia uarne8
para chnpar la sangre al mfsero|
mortalY s2s ss's0.
Isl hay algo de ESQ, tengo una
ifacil soluci6n; con Ia aplicaci6n1
de una z solhci6n = de cuaiquier
.desinfectante, no hay insecto que
10 soporte.
Ps Menos en- los Departamentos.
sss
Los "boehevikis n-de aea estan|
|due trinan con don Mario MenocaI..
4
Los presuntos anarquistas porto
|rriquefios seran reemlbarcados, en-.
breve, por aqnello de 'extranjeros
perniciosos
A pear de haberse dicho que
los homlbres de Ia Federation iban
| a demostrar su infuencia y pode-
Erfo, no tardaran Ell asomar la
L eigie'' por el Moro, los camara-
I'das de Conde,
+ Lo siento por 81 ppderio. no.
Idsmos5FadO- sosss ssss
| Manuel RIVERA GONZALEZ.
Lea Ell IMPARcIAL.
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Ls'a.! Ell IMPARc1AL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-28

1 LONDRES febrero 28--Se ha sabido. aquf por nfor-
confdenciales recbidos de Petrogado que Lennine
Trotzky tratan de escapar de Rusa consderando fra
casado ell regimen bochevqui. La situaci6n que rena
e exmpero tan ca6tica que ofrece establidad
nnguna tentativa de Goberno sino un sentdo de
reacci6n contra la anarqula actual
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-12

For Sale-We have for sale the fol-
lowing lands that have not had the
raise from active speculation. One
hundred sixty acres Grundy county,
1865 per acre, $40 1000 will handle One
hundred forty acres Grundy county,
sa4O per acre. One hundred sixty acres
Grnndy county. 1886 per acre, well I'M
proved. One hundred twenty acres
Grundy county, $40 per acre; $500
worth of lumber on the place for new
buildings that goes with the place.
Two hundred acres Grundy county.
$410 per acre, one-half mile from town.
Then we have what we believe and
know to be the best land in Iowa. ele-
CANT good black soil. Very few of these
lands have been turned this year and
can be bought at prices ranging from
5000 to 1925 per acre. We claim the
quality Of these lands will surpass
many Of the $500 lands that have been
turned in Iowa this year. These farms
located within seventy-flve miles OF
Marshalltown ad equal to the landse
Won are used to farming. To give you
an idea we quote the following that
we feel satisfied will suit the most
skeptical Judge and invite investiga-
ton. One hundred twenty acres To-
Gated two miles from a town of $500,
good improvements. fine black soil
with good clay subsoil all tillable.
Price 1925 per acre, $4,000 will handle.
One hundred eighteen acres one-ha!f
mile from the same town with very
fine improvements soil sand as
above and every foot tillable;
price 1928. We claim that either
of the above farms are equal
to the lands in Grundy and Marshall
town that have. been. selling at $3.50
and $425 per acre. Better make up your
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-12

For Sale Missouri and Kansas
farms. The worlds best live stock
feeders market is at Kansas City, MIS-
souri, and the best wheat, corn, hay and
blue grass country Is irir radius Oh
100 miles of this great city. il have
few choice. improved farms from $40
acres up, well located, 30 per cent TIL
able. These farms are only n few hours
ride from Kansas City. Anyone inter
csted either as an investment, or
home, will certainly profit by securing
one Of these great bargains. For fur-
Their information write j. T. Blakely,
$3.50 Reserve Bank Building, Kansas
CITY Mo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-12
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CANADA LAND.

For SaIe-Farms, ninety miles from
Saskatoon, Sask, Canada. In fine
wheat belt, three (3) Systematically
worked farms within walking distance
of Fiske, which contains school, church
and bank. The farms contain respec-
lively $50, 500 and $40 acres with
large modern houses, spacious bank
barns, abundant excellent water and
can also furnish complete equipment.
Address the owner, j. Fl. Elder, Fiske,
Sack, Canada.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-12

For Sale--Farm Of eighty acres. one
of the best farms in Benton county,
Minnesota. Farm is located nine miles
northeast of Sank Rapids, and two
miles from Frruitville to store and
creamery. Lake Is mile from farm.
Farm has all good improvements In
Guiding house, two barns, sranary'
machine shed, corn crib, wood house.
and chicken house. Also new silo and
wind mill with large cement tank.
There is no farm that lays better thar.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-12

For SaIe-A good eighty-acre farm,
near Marshalltown. we'll improved;
seventy acres. fourteen miles of Mar
shalltown. we'll improved; eighty-acre
farm near Grinnell. with fair improve
ments: 270-acre farm. near Grinnell,
fair improvements. Also forty-acre
farm, well improved. a dandy dairy
and poultry farm, three miles south
Of Green Mountain. good terms We
can sell you any Of these farms on
good terms and might consider small
property, smaller farm or live stock
as part payment. These farms run in
price from S175 to 1915 per acre. On
some of these farms payment or
$500 would handle the deal. These
farms belong to US and we can make
you good terms. Why not buy of the
owner direct and save commission.
Write Plumb Bros, Marshalltown'
iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-12
MINNESOTA LAND.

For Saie-120 acres of land just out
Of city limits, seven-room house with
cellar, barn 32x56x16 with litter car
rer granary 16X24xl0. Machine shed
14x36; these buildings are all new and
in first class shape. Every foot OF
the land is under cultivation. 500
evergreen trees were planted last
spring. To settle an estate; price 1925
per acre. Ferd Schuett, Perham,
Mimi -.. ...
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-12

For SaIe-Or exchange Clark county,
corn farm, 40 acres in crop, balance
blue grass pasture. Fair Improvements.
eighty acres corn in one fiedr. price
$1S5, will take some trade. Whitehead
& Edwards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-12

For Sale - Five-room house, $40
South Third street, full lot 60x1S0, will
sell on small payment down TO right
party good terms on ibaiahcs. Aiissssa
e Moon. NJ