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another occasion somebody in Vienna
called up Berlin, asking for a picture
of well known German film actress.
The author of the disclosures asserts
that he was listening on the secret
wire on October 28 and overheard Ber-
lin asking Vienna for news.
I'VE are concluding peace on the
basis of the note just received, in
view of the hopeless situation" was
Vienna's reply. Soon afterward vi
emma called up Berlin and informed
some one of the contents of the Aus
trian answer accepting President Will
sons points as basis for peace. This
was the last telephone conversation
reported over the wire, as soon after
ward it was cut by telephone otfic-
ial in Prague.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-06-01
GIRL COULDN'T STAND CLOTHES
TO TOUCH HER.

MY father got me bottle of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy for stomach trou-
BILE and l am feeling so much better
since taking it. My stomach was so
painful that | couldn't stand my
clothes to touch me-" 1t is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which cause practically all stomach
liver and intestinal ailments. includ-
ing appendicitis. One dose will con-
vince you or money refunded. Howells
Pharmacy and druggists everywhere.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-06-01
JIM STEWART
WOUNDED, GIRL
WRITES MOTHER

That Jim Stewart, of the 151st
Machine Gun Battalion, son of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. E. Stewart, of Anderson
vile, who is still in France, had been
wounded, was the information con-
tanned in letter just received by Mrs.
Stewart from Marie Stahl, a "Y' girl,
who has written that he is doing well
and looking fine, and to prove it she
encloses a snapshot picture of him
showing, she says that he is none the
worse for having been wounded"
This was the first intimation his
parents had had that their son had
been wounded. They were nearly
nine months without word from him,
only recently receiving a letter di-
rectly from him. In it he stated that
he had not received a letter from
home for eight months. His parents
now attribute his failure to write to
the fact that he was wounded and has
probably been in the hospital for
many months. The letter follows:
May 13, 1919
S. Malo, France.
My Dear Mrs. Stewart:
just wish you could have seen
Jim's face this morning when |
gave him the letter you wrote me-
He was perfectly delighted. He
surely is a fine boy and we are
all so fond of him here in st. Malo,
and he helps the "Y" girls, most
of the time making doughnuts
and other good things for the
other boys.
He says he has written you ev-
cry week and, of course, he
thought you were getting his let
ters, even if he was not hearing
from you.
Lately he has been very much
worried and has been losing sleep
and not eating as he should, but.
when he read your retter this
morning he said he would not be
bothered that way any more.
He is such a big kid and he
looks so well, I just wish you
could see him. The snapshot was
taken out in front of our hotel the
other day, so / want you to have
!. it. am sorry it is not better of
him but 1t will just prove 70 you
that he is hale and hearty as
ever, and none the worse for hav-
ing been wounded,
Thank you very much for your
letter, and / know Jim will write
to you today. His address is
Headquarters Co., st. Malo,
France, A. P. 0. 799.
/ hope his letters reach you, and
/ know it will be only two or
three months now until he will
be az home E;IItn you all, Of whom
!. he speaks 50 often, Cordially
yeuFs MARIE SIAHL' =
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Central Baptist Church.
George F. Brown, Pastor.

George F. Brown, Pastor.
Bible school at $50; classes for all
ages.
Preaching by the pastor at 11:00
a. m. and $3.50 p. m. Morning subject,
"Our Kadesh-Barnea." Evening sub
ject, "The Saviour Lifted Up and The
Look of FAITH
Workers Council at $3.50 Sunday af-
ternoon to consider matters of impor-
tance.
B. p. U. at 1880 Sunday night.
Mid-week meeting at $50 Wednes-
day night.
We most cordially invite the public
to attend and worship with us. A place
and a welcome for all.
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LISTENS IN ON
WIRE AS CARL
PHONES BERLIN

VIENNA Correspondence of The
Associated Press. )-The story of an
eavesdrOpper who says he listened
in" on telephone wire and overheard
conversations between the former
Emperor Charles of Austria and per-
sons in Berlin just before hostilities
ended is published by the Narodni Po-
litiken. The eavesdropper was an
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and wound up the night in box party
at the Winter Garden.
The Winter Garden party was a tri-
umph for Sergeant York. Hereceived
an ovation when he entered his box.
surrounded by his Tennessee friends
and later was lionized by the beau.
ties of the company in a reception
behind the scenes. Through it all he
remained the same bashful big boy
he has been during all of his stay in
New York.
There were calls for a speech from
all over the house when York entered
and was Immediately recognized by
the audience. Bushes were his only
response to the cheers. Determined
efforts were made to get him to go on
the stage especially by one actor who
spoke for the Salvation army fund
and asked Sergt York to say few
words. He smiled, bowed, waved ihs
hand and refused.
Finally Sergeant York was prevail
ed on to visit the Winter Garden com
pany in the wings. Many a Broadway
Johnny" would have given a fortune
for the welcome he got. Beautiful cho-
rus girls and principals crowded about
him, shook his hand and begged him
to tell something of his war expert
ences.
How many Germans did you kill ?"
was the question that came from al
most every feminine throat
York evaded all the war questions,
grinned, blushed, allowed he was
mighty proud to meet everybody and
finally escaped.
Among some of the other things
Sergt. York did that night was to send
a telegram to Senator Poindexter ac-
cepting honorary membership in the
Red Head Club of Spokane, Wash.
He then went through eighteen
hours of strenuous sightseeing and
never turned a hair The Sergeant,
it may be said, takes all things quietly
and with something near to perfect
John Drew stage nonchalance. A quiet
smile and short sentence are his ex-
pressions of appreciation or surprise
The reticence of the mountain man is
his. He was asked if he intended to
return to the farm and his stock rails
ing in the mountains near Pail Mall,
Tenn.
Il am going back to see my mother
The future must take care of ITSELF"
he replied.
A Few of YOrk's Utterances.
Some of his one sentence interviews
and comments are full of pith and
point. For instance:
On the French Girl-She is nice,
but different in many, many ways
from the American girl.
On Horse-English horses are big
and strong, but they are slow; The
American mule is fine; l got pair
that is worth more than 5000.
On World Christianity-The United
States is the most Christianized ma
tion in the world. l know because l
have Travelled other nations.
On New York's Subways-I've got
to hand it to New York.
On the Fact There Was Only One
Woman on the Subway Excursion
Are you the onl ygirl along? Well
have to take good care of you.
On Oscars Stuffed Lobster at the
Waldorf-Pretty good.
On Religion and His Personal Re-
lation To tt know my Maker was
hurt.
On University Heights-I should
think this would be nice place to
spend the summer.
On New York University-T is
sure fine outlook for young fel-
lows.
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First Methodist church.
Guyton Fisher pastor.

Guyton Fisher pastor
Preaching by the pastor at both ser
vices,
1900 a. m.-'Everlasting Team
Work" !, ii Ll
$50 D. m.-"The Young Man in
Love With Himself
Sunday school 9:45 a. M, T. o. Mar
shal superintendent.
Epworth League, 7:45 p. m.
The pastor commences a series of
sermons to young people Sunday even
ing. Special music, including solo by
Mrs. Harris, and male quartet.
All are cordially invited and stran-
gers are especially welcome.
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Lee Street Methodist Church.

Silas Johnson, pastor.
Sunday school Sunday morning at
9:45, T, NJ Furlow, superintendent
Missionary day in the Sunday school
Offering is credited on our Centenary.
Preaching at II a. m. and $50 D.
m. by the pastor
Morning subject: The Suffering
Messiah" Evening: "Our Reigning
Savious." Administration of the Sac
rament of the Lords supper at the
morning hour. Good music, plain gos-
pei preaching and welcome for all
Worship with US,
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First Baptist Church.
Carl w. Minor, D. d., Minister.

CuAI w 4HIIIUI1 u D'1 MIHISIUT.
9:45 a. m.-Sunday school. T. Fur
low, superintendent. We invite you to
a live Sunday school.
11:15 a. m.-Morning worship Sub
ject, Permission Without Sanction.
7.45 p NIB. Y. P. u, Miss Eliza
beth Brown, president. We cordially
invite the cooperation of all our
young people.
$50 p. m.-Evening worship. This
hour will be evaDgelistic. Come and
worship with us. T
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Christian Science

Services Sunday morning at 11:0O.
Services Wednesday evening 500,
Subject Sunday morning Ancient
and Modern Necromancy-alias Mes
merism and Hypnotism Denounced." "
Golden Text: I'm all things | have
said unto you be circumspect: make
no mention of the name of other
Gods, neither let it be heard out Of thy
mouth"
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IN AMERICUS CHURCHES

What Lack / Yet?''
Sunday school 9:45 a. M, L. P. Cart
ner, superintendent. All sittings are
free. Strangers and all others are well
come.
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Catholic Church.

Lee Street.
There will be a celebration of the
Holy Mass in this church this (Sun-
day. morning at o'clock. Rev. Fe-
tehr Walsh will be the celebrant, and
the public is invited to attend.
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ATTENTION CONFEDERATE VETS.

You are requested TO meet at court
house Tuesday. June 8, at II O'Clock
a. m, to complete arrangements for
reunion at Dawson, June Is and 10.
JOE DAY STEWART, Comdr.
w. s. MOORE, Adjt.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-06-01

James B. Lawrence, Rector.
Sunday school 9:45 a m.
Holy Communion and sermon II
a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon, $50
p. m.
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Optimistic Thought.

He is the noblest who has raised
himself by his own merit to higher.
station.
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Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Leroy G. Henderson, minister,
will preach at II a. m. on "At Their
Wits End" and at SIS p. m. on
Americus times-recorder., 1919-06-01
Mr.. MOTORIST--
DON'T JUMP AT CONCLUSIONS

Even though your BATTERY is not VESTA you
make take FULL advantage of every feature of REAL
VESTA BATTERY SERVICE
In fact Is per of repair jobs are of some other
make of Batteries. This doubtless due to the fact ta
in the repair of other makes of the patented
features that make VESTA BATTERIES so durable
Our reputation for satisfactory repairs therefore, is on
par with that of the VESTA Battery itself
Our SERVICE STATION is in charge of Experts and
those who drive in find only the SERVICE expected
but reasonable prices Also
Perhaps your battery may only need echage or dsti-
ed water
We will appreciate even this small job, and you will find
it done correctly Watering and Inspection are FREE.
his will be opportunity for you to test our SER
VICE. Take it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
APPLICATIONS FOR
Jobs INCREASE At
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Men Returning From Powder
Factories and Ship Yards Ask
Government Bureau to Find
Them Work Here.

o. o. EuheriHuu examiner Iu charge
90 tho local United State" employ
Wuuf office 3Ul West Gold iNruu
announces that at present thp lptI.
uffIU, s experiencing ,lfIrultt Boo
placing che applicants whu apply Tor
positions iu Sew NrNicu I'M, office
ast- that local employer who rUyi
belly notify the employ m'ut sr-yIc,
900 l report made yesterday Co th,
state headquarters the examiner HtIt
tI Until order Werr cancelled fnr
shipments uf lahurs and carpenters
tu Prescott Nris we hud very little
ulfiluult in taking care 81 the men
who were willlnr 90 leave the civ, but
We htN, n large number uf returned
soldiers aud war workers who uru
mot WI'lluE tu lrll Albuquerque CON
-%tIututlN. be has been Impossible lur
u~ 10 find jobs for HIi these w.u
'nur attendance hls been iurrrIs
ed Boo the ltFt thirty dtsr fruw 600
average ~ about ten pes day Geo Iu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
"A SPLENDID TONIC +"
Says Hixson Lady Who, On Doc.
Iter's Advice, Took CardGi
And Is Now Well.

Hlxson. Tonn-"About 10 years age
I VAS" Gays Mrs. J.. d. Gadd. Of
this place. u suffered with a pain In
ny LEFT side. could mol, sleep at night
With this pain. always In tho LOFT
aide.
Ny doctor told me TO use CarduL
took one bottle. which helped me and
after my baby cane. ! was stronger
aud better. but the pain waa stlll
there.
| n. first II u 80. but begun 20 got
wohk and "a a rundown condition.
% | decided 20 try some more Cardui.
which | dld.
This last Cardui which ! took made
ne much better. IN fact, cured mo II
has been n number OF years. still ]
have 10 return u this trouble.
I feel II was Cardul that cured me
aud | recommend Il IA a splendid ie
nale tonlc.'
Don't allow yourself 90 become
weak and run down from womaniy
troubles. Take cardui. IL should sure
y hclp Won. ~ - has 20 many thou.
sands OF other women IN tho past n
years. Headache. hackache. sldeache
neryouangls. s,eepleEsnoss, tiredoul
telling. arc all sisns Of womAnly trou
Sic. Other women SCI relief by takinI
CarauL Why not your All ~druggiGts
kCia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
Not a Bite Of
Breakfast Until
You Drink Water
Says a glass Of hot water and
phosphate prevents Illness
and keeps us M.

Just ns coal when u burns, leaves
behind e certain amount ufrinrom-
D ustlhle material In the form ~ ashes.
su thu food end drink taken dny after
Gas leaves ln tho ulimsntHry canal a
certain nmuun ~ lndlrrsuhis ma.
trflHl which u not completely tiimlu.
Htcd from tho system Huch day. h".
comes food Cor tho millions 81 bacteria
which luferf thp bowels From This
mnas uf leftover waste. uNius aud
ptumuln-llke puisuns nee FORMED aud
sucked into The blood.
Men % women who can't rrt fcri-
ing right must begin 60 take inside
baths BEFORE eating hrUakftst each
morning drink e. glass ~ real hot
water With o. trasp1ouful ~ lime.
STONE phosphate 10 it 20 wash out Of
tnr thirty feet OF bow ris fhs previous
IIt HH0uuulHNuu 90 uuIaUus uud
fHfIrH HHh tu lrUu enc entire H'mrr.
tlrf rIuHl clean. pure and fresh
Those Who Ifr subject Geo HIUk head
ache .u'iH N.I.u.ur.s constipation.
ufhNHH Who wake up With bad taste
foul breath hHDkuUhr rheumatic stiff.
ursF COO have To- sou rassy stomach
Hftsr wsHls Hrp urged 90 rrt ~ quar-
Ter pound OF limestone phosphate
from b druF store. nni begin prHC.
ttIur Internal sanitation This Will
rl.i Vsrt little tuf is sufficient o.
make Huyuus 300 enthusiast un tho
subject
Remember inside bathing Is more
IW purfInE than outside bathing boz
cause tho FtIu pores du not absorb
Impurities into The blood. causing
Poor health while the bowel porsF do.
Gust ts suup aud hot water ripuusos
.wsstsns and ncHhsns The fhin. 30
hot water HnD limestone phosphate
1gt Un the stomach. liyor kidntys and
bowels
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
EIGHT DIRECTORS
FOR {. OF c. WILL
Be CHOSEN TODAY
Balloting Started at 10 O'clock
This Morning; Eighteen Candi.
dates From Which Choice " II
Be Made by Members.

indications this noon are thHt a
r1ud majority 10 the rtf members 90
The Chamber 90 Commerce will cast
ballots TODAY 90 tho annual election
of chumhsr directors
The election upsuod zee iu o'clock
his morning and viii close ut Z
O'Clock his afternoon Special ballots
hHVu been prepared containing re- iiHi
~ tho warrior" candidates from which
trhf mrr are foo Dee chosen
The Ii.t contains the names uf lt
candidate whu appear uu ~ ballot
boo alphabetical urUlr us follows ~.
iurhveh. e. ~ I1rnfr u . barton.
o. a. 1fDulr q g. lloyd. H " Paw
70 o. FOr 90 o. Frrrrh. % % Hen
MINIS " 4 IlupoN.l Louis HELD.
= u Jacobson. georhe s. kascmpn. y.
kurhsr lsut Mcdonald. Nestur Mon
iu,l, " g. uostrc.oh. o. a. tirdins
tom
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
THE MARKETS


Now York Ian 2i-Thc only re-
assuring incident of The morning was
tho support given 4 nitod States steel
which ullliCd 20 point on numerous
pure hnHea oft large individual lots
Tlefo were temporary ~rrcuNrfies W.
other iuduatuuiH alsp trunsportauunu
and a%hlppinrH but these we're thfuni
aside when oils experienced heavy
liquidation MoNrun Petroleum re-.
acting seven points and TeNuH com
unuF four ON the more severe rt-
Nsraui nt midday rails 81 the standard
type were among the FIRST 10 snr tul-
lowed ~ secondary issues Of thc same
group aud ahippanr ~ LOSSES ~ J 60
, points
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APPLICATIONS FOR WORK
BY DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

WANTEu-positlun by experienced
spanish American H-tenurraphcr.
with some knowledge ~ bookkeeping
Good references Box S-24. carc %
The Evening Herald.
WANTED Discharged soldier wunts
work bod guraEr ur ifIVuE Tor pri-
waite family, otherwise vill take ans
kind Of Wnrh. Phone 2Oft.
WANTED Position hF pNnoidlor Vim
take uuY knd of work Experience
in concrete work, as maDhiniHt helper
and common luhorcr. HefurUuCca
SVEN iioN 20. care Herald.
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thtgaEo. Jam 20 Fresh declines
took pinco ben thp corn market TODAY
HH 10 result of HsutrHl SELLING hHHfl
largely un inll uf further r.HdIusf.
msnt Of tulurf tu n prfr' basis ON
tho lrrHk. however buying on tnr
puu cot thr shorts developed lud 70
HhIru uilit tuHuud Opening pfIrss
Witch uulHi fnum Co. a cents
lower with February h-f 90 81 -
uui N.N 81 .s's fu g. ttl. wore ful
lowed hf ur uptufu Co urll Ihut,
y.H'rrIHN finish
UHfa uFuN.irI tho action of corn
Eastern demand WuH SLOW lut rural
oflrrnFs also were. arht Nli,r open.
Ins H shade leo cent down with MHY
Co.'S fu ss th, market tunnel lp.
FIHIr
PROV siuus dropped with rufu and
huFa lard. thouEh, Was relatively
lTW.
subsequently. word That tnr food
uiWlUI strluuU favored maintaining 300
February thn present price uI hogs
bad u Ire'dsHIE hulIisN effect Tho
''u.' woe struur a. fH @ cents hiFh.
co. With February fIHI. n u a. go p
and Soy tI.t. fu tI.th
tu fhy IHfuf NUIUuEa 600 around
advance. w'.r scored boo provision.
The incentive. wls ih, prospect eff
continued hIEh prices tur boss 'H
february.
tIUHt.
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UhItbro. lHn % Hogs receipts
% 600. market Glow Nrat. mostly fU
Dsnts lower than yesterdays HNsuEe
lIuIE ui fal,H tif Coz ffftls luIthUfs
so. rtutl5 SO. ugIt go tUuffT ah.
packing $1,000 tr o.. throw outs
500 uu so Hu, piss good foo lhulo.
ff1 tnl $40 UU
DIf... rs.sIuiH 10000. beef steers
hut,I ,r sfuI Hui f'ulrrs Htronr In
e.. ",ufH higher. hullH and calves sIuW
Iu CENTS lower beef cattle good.
.NUlfr HuI prime hItauI $50 600.
mono Hul medium 90 $40 au.
butcher stock. COWS Hui huilDrH f7 100
ufitaU, ,auu,UH HuI cutters g. 900
~ sturkprH auI feeders good.
choice and fIuut lNgluff4 "at Ir.
fsrIur common % medium e. 20 u
go ,t veal calves. good and DhuiDr.
fia .tIi SO 90.
sheep receipts .l nUD. market yrn
lull. kiiIlur ritsa,s opening -l tu Iu
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I0TIIT IIT0 INN y 'ITUI 10
r.ipts 600. msrk,t Ht.IdN Geo sirnug
beet ftcrrs sftNtr ftG.1t. COWS and
better. "a $500. stoDkefs und
rNIHuu.
iluE rrH.IutH 5000. market steady
top ffs 900. huIt go -s fi7 UD
sheep receipts .uUu. market a'rHlf
IHmIs filghmstD -t. ,wos $3.50
$40 900.
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average ~ about twcnu-n vo per day.
% lurEe number Of this Increase being
'sChurftd soldiers in addition a.
Do soldiers those who came Ca this
section with hcatth-srrkcre o. W.
hnd positions open Boa other sections 81
thc state Zee which W. could divert our
surplus. We could probably tnkp care
nf the majority Of these men,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21

kHrsaH 'it,. Mo- Iun 20 ii1aH.
receipts o.. nnu. market steady h'at,
sfs ghufis 90. hsUt ats.uuHf& so e..
psr Al. uUat $40 30
DuttI. rrrrIuiH 1900. market hikh-
e.. strru $751; Uu $50 uU. western
81. UN lgIT .f. COWS Al. nutftta an.
htlfpra co uuI Ei..a nturkrrs 81 900
HtIfU U. calves 81 Do|Hfit4t.
sheep r"t"ftH 1000. market ulEh
or. lumhs $4,000 SO sts N,atiluEs
flu.uuH $3.50. urfhtrH 60 nuN
an DO. owes s. $40 BOO.
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FOR SALE

$500 Groom brick. modern. we'll
built. hot water heat. corner
lot. highlands, close in.
$500 l-room. cement block cottage.
hath. Rlasaed-in pugch, nfc-
place. garurci south High.
lands
ts.sbO-l-room shlnsie bungalow,
modern. sleeping porch. fruit
trees. good barn. Highlands.
si,do0-t.room frame, bath, ETC.
sleeping porch. South Broad.
way. a good huy.
$1,000 room frame. modern. close
In. 9Th ward.
81, i0O-a-room frame. bath, large
sleeping porch. Highlands,
close iu.
ts.soo-7-roonl. 2 story adobe, stus
coed, bath ETC., lot 5sSif1;
rNua. In
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cents lower. lambs. choice nud primo
$40 gGuaisf 40. medium and GOOD.
tIt.75 ftsg5. cuili tit.2b $50 so'
owes choice and prIme fin.eaH
$40 500 medium nnd good 5000
tfO.gt. cuils gi.7amf7i go.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21

New Nufk IHu 90 Mercantile pH-
Urr unchanged. HirfiirF iuN billie 900
changed. demand 1850. CahlUa
4 ftft MtNIctn Iull.rs unchanged
Time loom steady. u~ushurEsd
Inll money frmrIs hlrh o. low
a. ruiIuE rutc a.. clOsIns Did e.
offered ut p. last loan o.
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Kan.a- Cit, Produce

EInaIH NV Mo- IHU- Y INIIII
and poultry unchanged
ErsH our cent hiEh'r. ufaiH bs"
seconds NOT quoted.
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Agents

FENU MONEf 0TDEV IsrGG al
Wit mail % 20 trial package oi
government bolt Tor CosutsH wolves.
eais n foN. Agents wanted Sod
Bergman Mugdulrnn. ~. NJ
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A.FLElSCHER

REAL ESTATE. IiitE AND AUTO
MOnIi4I INSURANCE. LOANS
Phone ga. itt Soutii Fourth
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DICKY DIPPY'S DIARY

TUESDAY: STHOlLlNG IN THE
COUNTRY CAME 10 A FAIRY
HOUSE AND ASKED THE FARM
ERS WIFE W she HAD ANY
| BuTTERmlLK,
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FOR REE1-R9oms

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copper Avenue Rooms 20 and sb.
J. O. Albright.
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BY SINNOTT

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