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WALLACE BETHEL
VICTIM OF MuMPs

VICTIM OF MuMPs
Wallace Bethel who has been laid
up with an stack iof the humps, is
much improved at present. He is at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Bethel. his grandparents.
MICS M'cREcoR THE
GUEST OF FRIENDS HERE
Miss Nina McGresor OF Pueblo. who
is relative Of Adam Monroe of this
city, is the guest OF her friend, Miss
Margaret Mckenzie at the Stirrup
ranch.
UNUSUAL GROUP PICTURE
TAKEN TODAY or FAMILY .
An unusual family group picture
was taken in Canon City today when
two great-grandmothers two grand
mothers. the mother and the baby girl
were included in the scene. The lit
tie baby was Miss Helen Brogsn OF
Portland. Colo. with her mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Borgan- The two grandmoth-
ers of the child are Mrs. Carrie Bro
gan OF Florence and Mrs. Ellen Fer
guson of Chandler. The ereat-grand-
mothers are Mrs. John Roxbury OF
Florence and Mrs Eliza Ferguson OF
716 South Tenth street. this city.
IS EXPECTED
HOME SUNDAY
Hagan Sfockder. who went 10 Salt
Lake CITY a short time ago with Har-
old Waldo 10 be guest at the Waldo
home. is expected home on Sunday.
This il the first trip Hagen has made
outside Of the state. and II has been
enjoyed TO the fullest.
SPENDING THE
SUMMER AT HILLSIDE
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lamb and fam
fly will spend the rest of the summer
at their ranch near Hillside. The
motored up there the middle OF the
week.
WILL SPEND SEVERAL
WEEKS IN THE VALLEY
Mrs. Ed Stinemeyer and children
are now nicely located for the re-
mainder Of the summer in the We;
Mountain valley with headquarters 1T
Westcliffe. Mr.. Stinemeyer returned
recently from having taken them up
to their summer home. He brought
back some good samples of ore which
he Is showing his friends
SENDS SOUVENIRS
TO HOME FOLKS
Clarke Nesbit OF the United States
expeditionary forces. who spent a u
day leave of absence in the British
Isles. sent home 4 few relics and sou
eenirs from London. which were re-
ceived today by his mother. M. h.
@. Nesbit- A card from him received
several days aro. was written in Edin-
burgh. Scotland
FLORENCE GIRLS
VISIT IN CHANDLER
Misses Geneva and Wilma Davis
OF Florence visited thir. grandmother.
Mrs. Ellen Ferguson al Chandler last
Thursday
FRIEDRICH COMPANY
OPERATING AGAIN
The Jeweft friedrich Company.
after shutdown OF few months IS
again making its high grade building
brick Much Of the product is be-
Ing shipped TO Florence. but other
shipments are also being made ont
side The state. This plant, which
employs quite q few men. viii prob
ably be busy from nov on continually
as the building prosrects throughout
the country are excellent
sALIDA EDITOR
VISITS CANON CITY
o. r. Meachem and wife were Canon
City visitors today from Salida where
Mr.. Meachem Is owner and editor OF
The sai.da Record. They drove 10
this city over the Rainbow Route Fri
day afternoon bringing with them
their daughter. Mrs Edgar Smith OF
Juiesburr. Colo. who caught the ID.
& r. G. here for that place last night.
GUESTS At THE
r. q. NEseIT HOME
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Army's Strength
Greatly Depleted

Washington. July 1s.-The army's
strength on July II was $4,000 men.
OF which $4,000 were in Europe, ac-
cording to an estimate of the War.
Department Since the armistice
was signed 2.s4s.coo have been de-
modified.
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ENJOYING VACATION
IN SAN LUIS VALLEY

Misc Sibyl KEYS, bookkeeper at the
Frey Z Collins dry goods store, Is en-.
poysng vacation in the San LUIS val.
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ENJOYING VISIT
FROM BROTHER

W G. Bonner of Clarendon. Ark, is
on visit TO his sister. Mrs. William
E. Spencer. 922 Main street. MIR.
Bonner and sister have not met for
~ years. Fe is a merchant in his
home tour.
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Wilson to Make
Russian Decision

Paris. July 1s.-The Presidents re-
ply regarding the Russian blockade is
awaited with great interest. The
French favor an embargo. but as unity
of action is desired. President Will
sons decision may be final.
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Saturday

OdtuIudy
ENJOYING VACATION
IN SAN LUIS VALLEY
Misc sibyl Keys. bookkeeper at the
Frey Z Collins dry goods store, Is en-.
poy.ng a vacation in the San Luis val.
leyI
re IURNED FROM
PUEBLO VISIT
Miss Nina Skinner. who has been
visiting friends in Pueblo for several
days. returned TO Canon City today.
MARIvED FROM ~.
VICTOR TODAY
Miss Hazel May Of Victor. who is
gp'as to give program. assisted BY
" Nina Skinner and Mrs. Eta
- in Turner at the camps and in
~ on City Thursday evening. ar
2 <red tfsre today. While here Miss
Wy Nltbe the guest OF her grand
4 arents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mcdonald
uNDERsHERiFF HOME.
FROM CALIFORNIA
undersheriff w. S. FuiRerson re-
turned TO Canon City on an early train
Thursday morning from Los Angeles.
Cal. where he went three weeks ago
for Marshall Tanning. who is wanted
here for the non-support Of his wife
and three dependent children Hk
visited Sacramento on the way home.
Southern California. according TO Mr.
F9lkerson. Is thronged with tourists
- the Eastern states. The weather
at sxre<sgeles at the time OF his
II wtlsonr.y hot. he says.
81 sIstent FEW DAYS
IN BEGAN, CITY
49,. Thomas. who has beer en-
ployed as Y. NJ. C. A. secretary in
the military transport service OF the
government between Norfolk, Va.
and French ports for the past year.
arrived here on Thursday for a few
days visit with his wife and family.
During his connection with the sery-
ice Mr.. Thomas made eight round
trips scross the Atlantic ocean and
Travelled more than $4,000 miles by
next Monday night for Newport News,
Va where he has ben assigned for
Y. III. c. A. dut In connection with
army rehabilitation He has com
pleied his Transport work and expects
to return here about the middle OF
September TO remain permanently.
a M-scRApeooK
ALL IN ONE VOLUME
Where may ] find the complete
poem In Flanders Fields -
And those two immortal answers
In Flanders Now and "America's
Answer" the original poem brought
FORTH
What was Gen. Pershing's tribute TO
the officers and men of The lineY
What did the war cost Us in dollars
ara iives7
And do you remember Admira
Sims characteristic war speech 20
Hare you seen Cen. Pershing's map
In eolors. Of the great Meuse-Ar.
ronne offensive, FIRST. second and last
phases--the map that shows the posi-.
ton of each division. day by day.
These special features. and n wealth
Of others. make -Our Family Service
Record In the Great World War" By
far the best handbook OF the war tina,
we have seen. II tells Just the thines
you want 10 know A book for every
home that helped win the war See II
at The Record Office.
IMPROVING NICELY AFTER
HOSPITAL OPERATION
Mrs. II. S. SAVERS. who recently
underwent a serious operation at the
Graves hospital. is getting along very
nicely.
BILL ANDERSON
GOES TO WYOMING
w. d. Anderson. after sis recent
survey OF Wyoming. expects TO settle
nj Lusk. where he thinks a good op-
portunity exists for q grocery bust
ness.
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Estate of James Noble. Deceased.
End day of August. A. n. 1918. the nn-
dereiened viii present to the County
Cnurt OF Fremont County. Colorado.
his accounts for final settlement OF aS-
ministrntion OF said estate. when and
where all persons In Interest may np-
rear and object to them- IL they so de-
ROBERT NJ HARRISON.
Administrator with WIN Annexed
First Pub. July 7. 1919.
last Pub July -. 1913
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MUST STAND TRIAL
FOR ALLEGED CONSPlRA,

Seattle Wash, Nov. Is --tBv ASA
ciated Press. .)-There WIS comaar..
live quiet Throughout the rortl.west
today although number Of additional
arrests of Industrial Workers OF the
World were made Cni'cd States
District Attorney Saunders anr oun
ced that all l. w .W's. arrested in
Seattle, Tacoma. Centralia and che
malls must stand trial for conspiri ,.
to overthrow the government.
Reports of the threatened invasion
of several thousand |. W. W.. frrm
Montana failed to materialiZe last
@ight or today although the National
Guard was held in readiness to meet
any emergency.
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APPAEATGG FCa Grange PARK
Arj0 cf;- cri4ER IS fioW As
CURED BY FRIENDS.

Supervised Fairgrounds l1r B"Gns-
wick children aye at last to ,. re-.
a!iX<A IL ,gh tho efforts Of NJ. !. b.
Abrams and his associates.
AS probably every ole aaovs. tn
play apparatus already instal,c,. ..c
Orange Park. and the unpackel ,iH:p
ment for second play ground, let
here by tie Var Camp Community
Service. was personally taken ovNr by
Mr. Abrams at less than half thp
original cost This patriotic act was
done in the interest OF Brunswick
ch:lIren who need directed playgrnnnd
recreation. which makes for iail' piay
aud consequently. better citizenship,
The G!ynn Parent Teacher Associ-
alton has taken the responsibility OF
sponsoring this very important "ori,
and IA committee from that o"gaaiza
ton will call on the public q i:ite''
citizens Of Brunswick tomorrow mora.
ing and Tuesday morning, fer the
comparatively small amount Of eight
hundred dollars. the sum estimate4
as being necessary fer paymon! G
equipment and full installation.
The committee who feel co1fiGe";
of hearty support from the men of the
city is composed OF Mrs. c. Fl, '-eavy'
Mr.. ]. b. Abrams, Mrs. c. Il. Gowan.
Mrs. f. V. Jonfs $, Mrs. j. b. Abrams,
Mrs. Sam E Brown. DR.. j. W. Sim
mons. MI. 4. r. Shelander and Mrs.
A. Fe2dig.
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Number of Additional Prisoners
Have Been Rounded Up
By Officers.
THREATENED INVASION
DID NOT MATR!tLIyt
National Guard Held in E4adi-
ness at Seattle for any
Emergency - Members d
American Legion Break into
Radicals Headquarters and
Wreck Place.

San Francisco. Nv. - RAID,
On Industrial Workers OF the 4 cr.d
and Other radical organizations. be
gun as the result of the killing ot
four former service men at Cent nI1.
Wash, last Tue sday, continued dr.
ing the night uo and down tt. Pa
cific coast and as d result SC .rrs o.
additional prisoners were in cYstdo:'
today.
Some OF them face charges OF rim
inal syndicalism some OF ia"i'iu:
riot and others of vagrancy. Three
persons .alledged members of ths rad .
.al order, sustained injuries 10 one
raid which necessitated their removal
10 hospital
At Los Angeles d number of f;rI"e:
service men. said to be mainly u Ell
bers of the American Legion. brol;e
into industrial Worker n! tho Weird
Headquarters cut and bruised viii
clubs three men ana W,ackaa the
place before the police coul,, RESPOND
to a riot call
In San Francisco the ~ Pic in-
stitute" and l. w. w IA 'Ieu,rtn,
were raided by the police and HinC
men held in default Of 81 900 honu
on charges of vagrancy.
The raids followed re3e II rf in.
formation, the police said ih2t scho?'
children were visiting the paJpie'
institute and obtaining rad;'a! liter
ature which they carried home Polio.
Captain OMeara who conducted IN.
raid. said all Industrial Wociers Of
the word must leave San Fran"i c"
or go to Jail.
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REPRESENT TA.I|vES !
MEET FULLBR|GHT.
STATE TAX COMMISSIONER IN
CONFERENCE AT JESUP WITH
VIEW TO EQUALIZiNC
TAXES.

Representative from Glynn. cam
/ hc1. Charlton, Pierce and Wayne
counties were pr, semi at. Il meeting
ca,ied by State Tax Commissioner H.
! j. Fullbright which was held at Je3.
Up yesterday.
The object of the meeting was 10
get information from the representa-
tiv2s as to the actuall' values i'll their
respective counties with a view to
usltzing valuesycf similar E and
throughout the state ,Mr Fullblight
presided at the meeting at Waicli
those in attendance manifested much
interest
When the information is COMPLIED
each tax receiver in the state will b,
furnished with a table showing the
percentage Of the real value at N:ilieh
returns or assessmc nts are made in
each county in the state. Then prop
er steps will be taken to bring those
counties that are out of line ur to
the proper average. -
Mr. Fullbright made the statement
that at the present time property in
the state-is returned as low as twenty
per cent of its actual value in +ome
counties, while in others percentage
will run as high as &c 2-s.
1t developed at the meeting that
GIynn county's returns -or the rres-
ent year are on more uniform end
satisfactory basis. as to real values.
than most of the counties in th.z sec
ton Of the state. Mr. Fullbright has
met similar groups of those intere 3ted
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MINERS IGNORE
COURTS ORDER
FEDERAL AGENTS GATHERING
EVIDENCE OF REPORTED
VIOLATION OF iNJUN|.
TlON.

Indianapolis, Nov. 15.-By is-oci
ated Press Probability of avres.s
IN connection with the government =
injunction against the United line
Worke rs Of America featured the coal
situation here tonight
In connection with the pro5a
OF arrests being made, 1T became
known tonight that Federal. a~lntq
were gathe ring evidence of t't5 T.
ported violations OF the court injul. :
ton with view Of preferrng charges
CT contempt of court against m":uiiara
II the union. because the agents rli III
that meetings are being held IN 9ari .
Gu parts Of the country BY which it
was voted no. to return to wD"',.
This, II is claimed is d:rect vio
laton of the order of the coult 1t is
also reported that petitions are bin
circulated among the miners for hem
sign agreeing not to resume work
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tur ratification without reservations.
He put in also a. ratification resoIu-
t!on embodying AS part OF tic lati
fioation" the five substitute rese.va-
tons offered by him Several days ago
Thee reservations provide:
That the United States wouls. be
he sole judge whether its DOL "a
tons we're fulfilled II it Withdrew
from league membership.
That nQ question which the United
States considers domestic in larac
ter could come before the leagre.
That Nthe Monroe Doctrine should
not in any way be impaired Il af-
fsct, d.
That the councils recom1nAnda
ticn under Article 10 shall be con.
sidered as merely advice"
That no dominion or colony shall
vote in any league dispute to which
any sister dominion or colonv is "A
party.
In addition, Senator Hitchcocl; pre-
sented "a new substitute for the
Article 10 reservation already adopted
by the senate 1t proposes that the
, United States does not assume any
obligations regarding the articles
tContinued on Back Page
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49,
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Well kno"n VaIdosta Lawyer is
Nanle;i by Judge Eyans
Yesterday.
HEARINGS WILL BE
CONDUCTED HIRE
Colonel Wilcox, as Special Mas
Ter Will Fix Fees OF ti2A Two
Receivers As Well As OF All
the Lawyers in the 9. c. 6 ?.
Litigation.

In the United States court q. s;a-
Yanrah yesterday. Judge Beverley D
Swans app p3int d Hon. 7. l> vii, *.
of Valdost-, special master t. * ii:
tees in the Georgia. Coast end Pied
mont receiyership case now drawing
TO close
The appointment OF Col Wi!cos
came OH motion Of F. D. Aiken aid c.
H. Laavy receiver, present=i by
judge Max Isaac, counsel for tie re
ceiyers and On motion Of the 4ttol
ney5 FOR the potitoning creditors and
to: the receivers asking that c3m,,cl-
sanon for their services be fixed by
The court
Judsc Evans promptly app inted
Col. Wilcox, who will immea ,teiy
take up the matter, conduct the hear
lngs and submit his findings - the
coudt. Col. Wilcox, who resides in
/ Ealdcsta is one OF the leadine aw
yCr& in this section Of the state OF
ten his name has been suggested for
= and few months ago, %hen
a vacancy existed in the Office of
Judge of tie L. S. Court 0r tl}
Southern District of Georg'a, rIs
Included on a list witt. >e
eral others submitted to Prr,'lent
Wilson for appointment by En'ted
States S nator Hardwick. who p:ac
ally controlled the appointment
! Col. Wilcox will net only Elk the
foes Of the receivers in the case
but Will also suggest to the ccurl
the sums TO be paid to the law. ers
! the litigation and others who&e fees
are 20 be fixed.
, TIE chances are that the he4rng
! IN the matter will be conducted IL
his ,i'y, within the next weel; oc ten
d;,:s. Co'. wilcox has many +. .'e.ds
il brunswick who will be pleased +
welcome him, when he comes 81 this
city.
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OPERATORS AND MINERS
CAN'T AGREE ON PROPOSAL

Washington, Nov. 15.-(By asstci-
qted Press. Goal miners and opera
tors in conference here today uld
not unite on the proposal of Sc cre-
AIRY of Labor wilson to negoti3 q an
agre ement covering the Penns; lvania
Indiana, Ohio. and Illinois fields.
The decision came after several
very stormy sessions. In the mean
time the operators outside of those
fields were comforting as to whether
they would accept the basis agreed
upon for the central fled
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In tax matters in every part OF thc
state. in fact, he stated that pacific
ally every county in the state had
been represented at these meetings
Mr.. Fullbrgiht stated that il las
\
his intention to hold meeting ih A.
lanta about December 10. at which
time the data gathered from the sew
eral group meetings would BE- t M
piled in such manner that ways and
means looking to proper equalization
could be worked out from it.
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Prince Francis Pulaski.

Prince Francis Pulaski. counsellor
for Poland's first legation in Wash.
ington is a descendent of the great
Pulaski of revolutionary war same,
Prince Francis as head Of the
Polish peace conference bureau in
Paris and is president Of the national
labor party and of the Polish Ameri
can society.
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Will Result in Speeding Up The
Treaty Reservations
Program.
HITCHCOCK SUBSTITUTE
REJECTED BY SENATOR'S
Cioture Stands Under Ruling by
Vice President Marshall,
Which Senate Accepted as
Remaining Effective Unit. the
treaty Has Been Disposed of
Either by Ratification or I'm
til Submitted to President.

Washington, Nov. l5.-(By A5soci-
ated Press AT last clamping down
on debate by the adoption of the co.
ture rule for the first time in is his
tory the senate today within the space
of five hours adopted ten reservaL ons
to the treaty of peace, as written BY
the foreign relations committee, ,ang-
ing from domestic questions 20 the
Monroe Doctrine, mandates, the
Shantung treaty, the international
commission. expenA A2s OF the League
Of Nations. armaments. ec0lomic
boycott and Il lien on property rishts
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Senate Adopts ClOture Rule On Treaty Debate
WATCH YOUR STEP!

y BE careful who you vote tor
+ Wednesday.
= Don't allow any man o. ST.
' Oi mon t. fool you into belle.
= TIE commission platf.tn clndi-
= da;es Gan Immediately give y>n
= comm ;saior gcvernmt nj.
y 'iAi5 can only BE- brought
Z ahoUt by having your councu
y cal a s?> oial election f9f ti.a
+ Specific purpose in tsre d2a
= ccfatio aad LEGAL style.
, This is all theao men c.a
. do.
= he present couu! 'c8n d.
. THIS if it IS The poop, - a.jsl.
= " tTCH N0HR :3Ti1"--~
4 GO SLOW!
= z 4 ~ & y = ~
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CITIZENS BUY
NOR1KERNEN[)
{. c. &P. +. R.
Private interests Secure p0r-
ton From -ud0wici 10
Collins.
TRANSFER TO BE MADE
IN SAVANNAH TUESDAY

Read viii be ReoTganized and
Improved IS Soon ao Confirm
alton OF Sale is Authorized by
Judge Evans and Charter is
Granted.
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One of his Anler"sn trip that
Wales
the thousands lined
tiai role in
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boycott and Il lien on property !lEntS.
Washington, Nov. 15.-Ronub-
leans and Democrats joined to4av to
shut off debate on the peace treaty
and put into effect for the first time
in the history OF the American con
gress,>a cloture rule which will iimi,
each senator to one hour her after
and probably bring action early next
week
The cloture stands, under Il ruirg
by Vice President Marshall, which
the senate accepted as remaining Ell
fective until the treaty has been dis
posed of either by ratification, ny ne
ne sent back to the foreign rel9 t:nn5
committee or until the President no
tifies the senate that he will not con-
sent to the reservations attached to
it.
The Vice President further held
that the rejection of one resoirtio"
of ratification would not, und~r the
cloture. prevent another being Brought
up in the hope of a compromig4 i the
senate majority desired it.
The vote adopting cioturo vas Is
to 1G.
The action invoking cloturo for the
first time in the senate'S hisory re
suited in an immediate speeding up
OF the reservation program, the next
reservation on the committee Est be-
ing adopted within one minute with
out debate or a roll call 1t ,A;Atad
to mandates. The text of the e ser
vation adopted as follows:
'rNo mandate shall be accented by
the United States under article %
Fart /, or any other provision y the
treat Aof peace with Germany, xcep1
by action cp the congress Of Inc
United States"
In taking up the committee loAer-
vatiCn relative to rfteatiOn by this
government of control over do:G -
questions. the senate by vote Of 3:
to 43 rejected substitute proposed
by Senator Hitchcock.
When the senate met today namo-
cratic Leader Hitchcock pres ntet
several substitutes for corh4ittet
reservations so as to have them with
in the rules, which provide that NJ
amendments or substitutes can be
- Nred once cloture becomes effective
g1move was taken by some ., ma
tors to forecast Democratic SUPPORT
of the cloture motion.
, Among the measures Senator
Hitchcock presented was res ,iuiior
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Lord Desbrough, recent portrait

Lord Desborough recently was
elected to the craftsmanship of the
executive committee Of the En2iish
Pilgrims, succeeding Sir Harry Bit
tain founder of the society. lord
Desborough is well known il the
u. S., visiting here several lines
He has hunted grizzlies in the Rock
les and is credited with having swum
the Noagara river just above the falls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-16

LOST Cheeks ard grsenbacks wrap
ped in Handkerchief. Reward fer re-
turn to Capital Journal office. 9-fI
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BEST BUYS

Ii acres, halt in prunes and logans,
rvck roa4i. buildings. a. mites Saienfs
seasv garments.
Ff4 acres rood dark leaHa. s acres
sssaie. good buildings. 1 mile towns
ssrrics Sls5 per acre.
acres with family orchard j ROOM
buus sarow. half mSls city &naGss; onlv
ss8e}. $500 down.
Is acre ehieken ranch aa travel
read. i u,iles from Eadd L Bush bank,
good 5 room house. garage ehfeSen
houses. POOL fences price oaEy s,53otk
K ro acres with , sets buildings, pruae
deter. 50 acres good rFuness spxiBg was
ktsr. rood location; $50 per acre. Ralf
scash.
20 acres Italians. bungalow. CARA ge,
Ered hill soil. only $3.50 per acre.
Se5 acre gra5n AMI dairy. buildings
II a1sFs. ~ + .s1sfx
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THE DAILY CAPITAL IoURNaI
REAL EsrArE-HoSTSEs

FIVE raan e0ksago tor sale ssk n
Esd st. Taruiss relepaane Is. Il