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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-13

Soulu tuli, ia @0sta leti Gillian
toettirpat fiIpaa te6bd len min ipa>
Goiiatii tiin m~abbolIista iefG tobisla
ettd ieurafrumasia. @lutta julia
tuttui tuitentin @:n per6eelle tnfpat-
tonan faiboiialta. 81 a~inoastaan
8erman ollrt poisia, maan mpostin
taboen toiien paitat pliipat tpbiin1.
-9eripor oil poisia, ia bdnen i~pelien>
Ia auietti iltblaa iiiuren nubesia to-
piSla. Gillian bupfaii a~iatelIesiaan,
eta pbteps @ipertin tansia tdll1 tas
lppin of boItpnpt, ia bdn Iuri Iitd
encnundn flltt fnfaan anipistitaan.
Sdd %ieuraii tGrG iouluna iGGns
liolliiesti taittia ipanboia tapoiaan:
fuuraa aotuenttina, pGiipGnpaistetta
joulllpGiiudnG, tlmtnmo uutena imios
teua ia tlpruaiua Iumimbrsip Top
pinilena.
{. Snolimatta pabasta ilmnsta lpps
piailcn anttond, fun Iimi tuprliIi
baisfasia piirileitisI1 dpainipilln ia
tdionttii toiuiin, torfeiIiin finotiiin
teille, ldfittuGt COSTA ia Gillian iuais
fuaistaIcon ioulltpnttiloilld ia iouIue
eiudild ilabuttamaan fen oiutfaita.
@bten PC o%liiiipat %lpfdnnect f6bntin-
Ia field toistaiiefii, iollciip1t &c olifi
tnbteneet apdlttdmdttd fdpbG fatfos
masia Staipaa, icta duiime aifoino
of oIlut beitompana ei ainodstaan
Iuuipamnian tdboen ipaan mposfin
onfarasta tuilustumiiesta. Sfdtpdfs
feen tapoiiipat &c NIT tdnddn 9dnel
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-13

Wtinn. paiulItti ban, ettq II. I, Nons
Yartilian liittp on |. ~. 40. =ldinen
la a~narfStinen. Mun bdn Iaapui
pnltiomme pddfailpuntiin, @is-
marcfiit, iuebettin bGn tilile tloSta
pubeestaan. 9Gnelle nGptettiin las
nptun liiton obielma ia pppbettiin
9dntG uloittmam fiitd tnboat, iptta
oipat /. NJ. 10. slGiiiG ia anarfistiiia.
GibGn mr. Saft iiitd Iellaista l0ptd-
MT. Sa iipistpneenG miebenG ban
noprGsti tunnllsti ere6bptienid, ios
BON lanpi ioutuneemla, finn oil ottas
nut tGpbeStd taiten fen mitG Iuur-
liiffeitten ebuStniat WinneappIis'isIa
olilpat ebellG ianotusta liitoSta ianos
meet.
@belliien Dbtepteen Ippii mposfin
mui5tntus IiitG, ettd OH fplld palion
iulfiiuupenmiebid, iotfa npat alma
it'd mieltG mitG pmpGrillGGn pleipa
pleilDfin OF. Suollaiiin ..Iiipistpt-
fen" ia ,,ipalon'' le%ipittGiiG OH mel
bGn iiirtntani mumefin feSfulibeSia.
1uarIinfin ianomalebtimiesalnlla 9e
totiiesti oipnt FUN automatic
6esti fGDrpid firioitustpneita, iptfa
tefeipGt tponiG alma bebGn pmpGril-
liam oletpm pleiiDn m~ielipiteen NM
Sapabtllu bpppGpflid ,,toiieen
manilmam." Saaan elm. II. t.
puriparilliien lebben palauelufiesia.
Sillpin puolustetam ia plistetddn
fanialliiia ia usfonnolliiia IiitteitG.
Sn finn liirrptdan toiieen iouffoon,
irsia on ere mieIipiteet nGistG aIioise
ia, min iillpin m1littuu ,,ipalistutien
lpartiidntin" fatltn. Muutettiin toi>
men ,,letpp foneeieen' ia rnba paii1oi
fen fdpmdGn. SGllaiien mrnltpfIen
alaiIefii nGtpb i%outuneen m. m. sc.
y. llltisten pnstaaipa fen iGlfeen finn
9dn iGtti CANADIAN lliitiiet. Gen bnps
man aitpm leltpGGn finn tpertan 6Gs
men firioitltfIiam CANADIAN l1utiiisIa
ia NIT 81. .. llutiiisla, iparIintin lii
ben, ionfa 6Gn biliattain fDbGii ia
julfaiii YGiipGlebben liiffeen6pitniun,
0tr Salmiien, nipunpppntifiirieen iob
bosta. War Salminen ppbIi Minnez
paloalueen IuomalaiiiIle etll-
~usfpmnolliiia oppifitioin, fpsfa
alueella niitG %fipeGmmin tmipitam
ia fniipntann. SitG eli 6Gnen Diff
iopinut te6b6 g. 3 HIN ipastaaipan
,,mielipiteen' mlfann. NiitG firjo>
ia pliii iofu fiuffofitnta eli Ieitrntunta
%iannut noille taripitiiioille pbptdd ia
ppDtto Off mnfira ipastnan otettu sc.
.. lliitiiiinfin Sunni min raba
oliii fetifin %pninairtt puhIofrneeieeni
Wutta Snlmiien, Ianomole6ben ebuss
eli pliii iannut pbbt1G Iellaiiia
iotfa oiuat epdmieluiiia g. q.
l%lutilen nptpiIene toimitufielle ia -
aripelee tpaStanipn = le6beu iohtc
fumlm ia lufiinfunnan enemmist0lle.
NdpttGd iiltd FUN pastanipa Diff
iaifGbtGnpt pmia Iairpinan, fila muli
tnmaan tpiioteen ei plIut ~fellaistn fir
i%nittdnlIt. ie 10 t1fnt1t min n1hnItn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-13
grapOOef, y. Eat.

Saipoittaan eli mennpt tGmGtGGn
tnlpi Min olen fuullut ulean
nanplrini ianoipan nainG p1iipinG.
ga tpllG on olluttin ipnfusperran
tplindd ia pprpG belmitlmn lopusIa
ia mnalisfuun aluSia. 6eurafunz
tnmme iuirolitpfoustin, iota pliii pi-
tdnDt ola maalist. 2 p:nG, pabnn
iIman lpuptii lpfdttiin fafIi lpiiffoa
eteenpdin, eli 16 p:ddn m~aalisfuuta
Surta OH tlllut nGinG mnrstpiIin6
pdiluinG, ettd tiet pipat menneet TO-
auasti bnonoitii. Mutta iiitG Ell bas
f%otalainen maaniuilieliG Suuriafaan
ipdlitd. Sdn on 10 lpfipllG iparan-
mt tottaan farian re9un, p~olttpaineet
ia taliucn rulian ibmiiillefin. 9plz
mdnd ia pprpiend pGiipdnd Ell muuta
finn fap antamnsln farialle rilan,
tlllee buoneeIeen ia liIGd uuniin fis
tpi6iilid ia fGp tGiitii -tubapipan-
mum.
W%asbingtonin ipntpmGp1iipGnG oil
mlpriIoliitolla baisfa fpfolls 2auri
Suntlilen aiunnolla. SiellG eiitettiin
1rieita ben9elliiia lanluia, fertomlf>
tia ia runoia. EGmGn tiripittnia
pubui @as9ingtpnin ~elGmGntp0st1 ia
bdnen ~Iltbteestaan fristimlsfoon. Sem
&nton Peffalan pieni tbttDnen lauz
Ioi: ,,4orpesia fIlfedpi lapipien tie"
oil ie pifeen mieliG liifuttaipa. Gel
iainen oil mpDSfin iiiar Sreemanin
pube. sc oil eniimGinen bGneltG.
Sem litd fuiintelin, tuli mieleeni tobz
tori 2aurilm lanai: ,1pbGn tetee
pubuian faunoplibeliaafii''. Sem ia<
not lGbtetp1t ipoGmestG, min ne fog
fettapat lpOGrnid. &~afiidGnistG
lallila eiittiipGt iiiaret Setfola ia
Nlltb. 8ielG oil uieita mnmeroita
tala, g. Suntunen ia iiiar 9anfalta.
Nnu6an Spinnlista ,Sumalan GGz
nj" lauloitpat iiiaret @esterbacf ia
Nlltb. &ielGoli uleita mumeroita
p9ielmaa, mitta fun en- tnrfemmin
muista niitten iiidltoG, Min en- pri-
tdfGGn niistG etempdd fertoa. Gen
main iatron, ettG pbielma fptpnaiiuus
DesIann oil aripofas. Sa nlori1olii>
Ton emf fotpusta iparten on 10 to-
man firioittaian tiebosia iotain aiz
tpan nutta tGGIlG. SiellG flnlllaanl
S6misten fesfen mieasti langete>
fadft cnnntfotlipmipitn, tpaiffa rnn-
mnttli iiitd aiipnn %felipin innoin fiel>
tdd. g8aitfn ei tarfoin tln1netafaan
uliaa, tapdbtlmnaa tai 6enfilod, min
FSltSatt sangcteiumr niinen atbtecn
p%11ttGluiG a~rfpostelria ia tlomipitn.
Niin tebben rIeasti piutnnn tuGde
r1dn ia ioubutaan bGpeddn. Sellai-
tia ~tapaufiia on runinasti. 9bbestd
Iellniicsta plemme nGind pdipinG
ianreet lufea amer~ifalaiiista pdiip1s
iebbist1. &c fpsfee e%ntiien preiis
Denttimme Saftin erebbpstd. Sum
bGn belmifinhn aialla ollesiaan pu-
buiamattalla prbui @inneapolis'isia,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-13

idGrnot fpsfeipat poIitilliiia primG@
ri>apaaleia ia fplaipaaleia.
~ He9isteermIs pleiiiG apaltipns
ipaaleia tparten bubtifum z pGilpG>
M tGptpp te6bG ,sSopnl6ipsg lerfin'
Iatpna eitG ,,@illaeeeg lerfin" lupna.
Scotia 1poiii GdnestGG molemmisia
auaalesia, fpla (pillaee) ~ipaaleisia
ia paltipn ipaaleisia, tdbtbp regis
teerata itienid fabbesia paifasIa, (.
t. (. fnf1i Ell fertaa.
Supm. 81. ia 81. &-bti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-13

~apptuuttaa, ettd ban yiairauben ta6i
runmiilliIcn beitfouoen tatin. icto o.
man tnittn %iontun perbeeni6 idIenen
Iairauoen tntia, tabi mDos poisfa-
plonIa tatia panlipiiristd ta6i fau>
pungista omien tabi pleisten tpimicn
jpbouSta oil estettp ilmoittautumas-
ia niimeiien1 p~aalipdip1n1 f%irioit-
faltumasta ipnrten GGnioitelitcttlrien
liettelppn, ia tGmd fniffi ilmal, etz
tai bGn tabalIiiesti on ipaltellpt res
eisteerausta tabi taballiiesti mpo-
6Gstenpt iiitG."
~9) Sos Min tapnbtui, ettd benti>
10, ipfa on itleniG rcgisteeranmlt joss
fam fpaalipiirisid (preeinct), mllt-
taa tpiieen paalipiitiin ~fairpumgisIa
reeiSteeralifIen ia luaalipdiipdn ipGlis
IenG aifnnn, moi ban Misunderstanding
ma Iaaba paalitoimittaialta iiina
apanlipiirsIG, misSd re9isteeralls on
tnpa6tmut, miuttotpbistltfIen iofa
tobistus OH Iitte ndptettdipG paali1l-
tpimittaiaIle itind ipaalipiirisiG, iosia
GGniofeutettii n%btteumnin a1uu.
10Y @ainen, iofa on lpntDnpt Obs
bbsppallpisSa, OH Ganerifan tanialais
men, iotp bGnen ipnnbempanla litten
nipat Nmerifan fanfalaiiia tai Ell;
miltta nainen, iofn on Ybbpstpaltain
t%anIalainen ia menee naimiiiin mie-
be1 fm1Sia, ipaa ei iitd ole, fabottaa
tGten MISUNDERSTANDING eifG moi
G~GnestGG. SON moi fiiitenfin oifell@
bellista tietG Iaanmitton tatai1in fanr
5alaisoifeutenia. Sos bdnen mieben-
IA Iaaimittaa fanlnlnisoifeuben, min
faa bGnfin tGten danioifellben. CO.
mpin moi naiten aipioliitto >eron
fautta ta6i mie6en tllpleman fautta
.6aniputtaa Mmeritnn fanIalnispifeu-
Den, jog 6Gn ~iatflitpasti nllru Ybbpsz
Sos 9dn on ipntpnbt uls
fppuplelln 9bbDsipaltoia, mltta bG-
men ipan6empania %iaaipat fGnIdlais>
oifeuben, ennerfiin bGn tGpttGd 81
lmiotta, Min OH bGttfin Iamalla tullllt
faufalaiiefii.
~ Scotia ippiii d1nestdd MticbiS
ganisIa, tillee nniien ola: a. 21
tpltptta ta9i ~panbempi tpaalipaitpa-
nj; By aIunut Widbiganisia ipGbins
tGinfin 6 fullfaiittna erlten padIipGis
mGG; 9 nllrt1lrt fpdalipiirisiG, fblds-
ia tdbi fallpungisin, 1pGbintddnfin
20 pGiludG eniten fpnalein = poifs
feltfien m~upbpstnd fuitenttn ml1uts
to, iofa on tobistltfielld tooiStettaipd,
ifiten pIlG on lelitettb; D 96obsipal-
tain faiiinldinell taBi lellatien itltos
manloista lbntlG ~pleipan, DboDs<
maltoi6in nilmaan aiettuneen mic
ZEN ipainp, iofa mics on aIunllt
tp~oltipsIn fafii iprotta ia fuuii fuus
faltta enneu marrusfllrn s pGilpGG
1894 la iptn pn 2 iulintta ia 6 fula
falttta ennrn mninittlln pGiipdd IL
mpittnnltt aifpmltlenia trlla Ybs
bbstpaltain fnnialaiiefii.
12) @iebet re9isteernaipdt itlenId
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-13

ioista. ia Observation-Disclosures faimme
fullla ettG oIitpat tulleet tertpebti>
mGdn opettaianla ipntpmapGiipdn
iobbosta.
0stGtpid oil fpfp ieitrafuntnptiris-
td, patti Sort g9esteristG, tpaa1
befin oliipat lGbestpneet firieellG ia
labialla, ipsta i~pbGmellinen fiitos.
&abasia tulifin labiaa iuuri ilmma
ia pield parilta Meip Yortisia oles
militia pstatpiltd tallisqripainsa tnis
mis- poptdlaw4jpli, len iualosld IN
|hfrS aslig eyStnaSa iaeno IN
Tpbd Senfil ~firtastaa ianan i%pbdmel=
LEM, iilloin ipuin fila dpiripoittaa
%fuuliioitaui. SboGmelIinen tiitpf-
.femme faifille tulostanne, lnbioiss
tame, tliofiuipista rlii6uista, pubeess
ia, rlttosta, lauIuista, rliniaista 6ers
flista ia Dlitaifen MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sumala Settle p%alfitfopnl
Seib1u DstGipGnno
mniiu in mnfti Wnttnupu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-13
&iituS

Suuren plldtpsfGpnuin pappilasia
panilpat tpimeen Seriep Gitpn leura-
fluntapiiriin fuuluApat pstGtpGt maas
LIST. 8 p. iltana. 9aitti buoneet
tGpttDiap1t pian pstdipdlIilistd tuli>
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-13
2ufiiat, muistataa Idbettds

2tfiiat, miistataa ldbeftdd
MuttoioIle tiIaitsmofiunne, errrte
MOI foIIiii, aian ipiiofii IdbettdG faif
fioIIe aiiomiebid. 2lin moan lobe.
tdtte roban Tdbetdnurte fiitin.iosid
liz ctaan mibin asti o., tiIaiis nat
fetta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-13

&aiiu ia @atti &nttonen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD

s-room stucco house. restricted section
now house. built ono year; lot 6ox110
garage: $500. A. WUESTENHOEFER
Mt. Vernon ave. Toll 302S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
MT. VERNON
BARGAIN FOR QUICK BUYE]

One. two. three and SIX family hOuses,
NIL improvements; So 500 to SIS 900 terms
to suit. r. E. IoRlO, Mt. Vernon ave
Phone l70s-.I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18

Nofe-1he house pictured here is one
OF the several types we are now erecting
for you at Maplewood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
YOURS FOR So, 500 CASH
12-ROOM HOUSE. FOR $50

pcr Wunfh, rIBnt In Ne NIIlnKo. an I'm
prp'en"nts beautiful siounda. two-car
sorage. chicken house. MERRIAM.
Phone 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
JOHN CRAWFORD

EAST AID ST, NEW YORK.
ms inspected avery property he submits
CONNECTICUT EXCLUSIVELY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18

or Sale
ATTRACTIVE. SMALL FARM

mites from station. so minutes out.
90. acres with frontage state road Attractive old ia
Formerly listed for sale 900
Easy terms For further particulars apply RHO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
At New Rochelle

An opportunity to obtain a strictly Colo
NAL house on plot 10Oxl54, overlooking
sound from highest point In city, near
Wykagyl Country Club and New Rochelle
Tennis Club; 10 large rooms. 3 baths 3
open fireplaces hardwood floors gas cleo
'ricity and steam heat; built for d home
no speculatton will sacrifice on account Of
sickness to quick purchaser Apply Owner.
l6 Lafayette ST. New Rochelle, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
YONKERS
PHOTOS on REQUEST

Model dwelling with garage. 2 rooms 8
baths, between Riverdale and Ludlow; large
plot; $4,000. Beautiful new tapestry brick
Colonial style dwelling, rooms, baths ,
hreproof garage $i6,500.
wonderfully we'll built dwelling. IL
rooms, baths, sleeping porch: plot l0oN
100 near Broadway at Van Cortlandt Park
$4,000 Can be sold on 50xl00 also
WIN build home in South Yonkers to
suit you and arrange convenient terms of
payment.
THOS. S. BURKE, Flagg Bldg. Getty
Square; also South Broadway and Nalen-
tine Lane. Phones 5060-5030 Yonkers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
House, 8 Rooms, 2 Tiled Baths

Hot-Wafer heat. gas ana eloctrIcIIy.
hardware floors. white and mahogany
ent: Asking $4,000. r. j. SULLIVAN.
20 North ave. Tel 2l9n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
NEVER OFFERED BEFORE

IL rooms. baths, ali impts., splendid
condition; choice selection; garage, hot
water heat. Valentine, City Co, As War
burton ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
BUY OR RENT NOE

You may not have opportunity to later.
Apartments, / and family houses Get busy.
w. quail. 346 so. Bway. Tel 5625-W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
The Garden of Westchesfer County

Beautiful houses in Yonkers. IL miles
from the heart Of New York. 3. O. 10 to
% room dwellings and estates; moderate
prices: reasonable terms. Particulars see
SULLIVAN, 200 South Bway, Yonkers.
Tel $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
NEW ROCHELLE
MUST BE. SOLD

COIONIAL HOUSE. rooms. baths.
large living room. open fireplace sleeping
porches, large plot, with garage. sound
view Asking SlIoo0 open to offer.
RAYMOND KRAFT. pos Huguenot St
y. II. Ell 2n4l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Call At Once For Raroain

this week Four family house 20 rooms.
$500, $1,000 down Renting and exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
TWO FAMILY NNELSE

Modern, hot-water heat. electricity. ~
rooms and tiled baths, Scar garage:
$4,000 H. b. DOWNEY. Pill Huguenot
st. Tel. 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
FOR RENT, FURNISHED,
FOR SEASON. $1,000.

Beautiful Colonial estate. between
Rye and Portchestor, acres ex-
tensive formal gardens. garage for
cars, mans quarters tennis
courts. fountain. chicken runs.
house in perfect order. masters
bedrooms. tiled masters baths
room for servants and bath Cen
tire hail through house. large music
room, extra large living room and
extra large dining room kitchen and
butler-s nanfrN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
The Time Was Never More Opportun,

than now to select your nome ste ana
build your own home. Let me show
YOU how You can own your own home
IN attractive surroundings with all
city improvements at Larchmont.
within a few minutes walk Of the sta
ton and forty minutes Of New York
SALN ESTER FNOHOCk.
Madison Ave. \ y. c. Tel. 2577 Gramercy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
125 ACRES.

25 miles from AID St.
PA miles from three railroad stations
residence, outbuldlngs; bargain
Bryan l.. Kennedy, 1876 Broadway, n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
SlLLEcK HOUSE,
Greenwich, Conn,

Famous for generation. Directly on
Long Island sound adjoining Indian
Harbor Yacht Club. Now box spring beds
and furniture Friendly prices open fo~
bookings daily. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
Real Bargains by Owners

Modern 1-family house, 10 rooms, excel
lent location, $4,000. Splendid South
Bway business property. $4,000 Ideal
modern residence. garage, plot l00x10O,
sig 500. j. H CLANCY. 300 New Main st
Phone 3805.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
UNUSUAL OFFER

10 Rooms, stucco, up-to-date house, baths =:
75x149, overlooking Hudson; fine surround
ings; snap for $4,000: cash. So 900. NJ A
Broderich. "a Warburton Ave. Tel. 101.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
NtN'i 4 So
Phone 1925 White Plains.
OWNER WILL, SELL

attractive summer and winter home; mod
crn hcuye. nine rooms foyer hall, two
baths. ali city improvements. verandas
lawn, fruit garden; magnificent views;
81 ricted ncighborhood thirty minutes to
Grand Central bargain TO any one want
ing ideal place. " Il. ROBBINS
Colonial Helgnls. TucKAhoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

$6,5OO schoo mlnnses surroa ar@l2n
pleasant; high ground floors, trim hard
wood. X. NJ. Devine Tel. TOT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
OWNER MUST SELL

FOR SALE. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
S-room house. barn. chicken house. etc
on four lots. entirely fenced; near school
large garden. grapes. Strawberries, rasp-
berries. etc, hot water heat. gas. elec
tricity. modern umbing, police and IRE
protection, on trolley line. ulnutes wax
TO station, IS minutes 10 Grand Contra
Terminal. 50 minutes 70 West side ele.
waited, investigate promptly If interested
In this suburban bargain. price. S7sVp-
FON, 124 Hearst st. Yonkers (Nepsr1
Park Station). Telephone Yonkers 54fj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
PEEK SiIII.
AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN

4-acre Farm. Groom house barn ana
chicken houses; ? miles from depot. main
road. near trolley, Price $500 IIasy
terms. Oscar Y. Barger's Sons. 90 South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
South Yonkers BARGAIN

Pretty brick cottnge, rooms, bath. Price
$4,000, $1,000 cash. H r. Whalcn $50
South Broadway. Phone Yonkers 2549
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
REAL ESTATE
Just Across AID Street Ferry

Thirty minutes from Times Square, on the
very lip OF the Palisades, commanding
matched night and day views of river and
city; house Of light brick. tiled roof, Is
rooms, baths. extra lavatory, garage, on
about 1850 square feet of land beauti-
full suburban home within The reflected
light OF Manhattan For price. etc, see
Wood Doleon Company, Inc, 2240 Broad
way. corner S0th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18

"a Chance, Own Your Home

Restricted residential section of Iarchmont with
sewers. water. gas etc s-ntiuu village schcn,
and Sound. Krsch. II L. 42d St Muir iIiil sl4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
PORT CHESTER
Don't Miss This ExceIlenA der

Fine Groom house, all modern ifnpts. ,
baths, conservatory. sleeping porch. garage
for : cars Can be purchased right c r.
LOUNSBURY & SONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
SOUND BEACH, CONN.

30 minutes from Now York Furnished
$500. '''' 70
Ben Lockwood, Sound Beach, Ct Phone efe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY

KENNETH IVES & CO.
z EAST AID ST TEL. MURRAY HILL 6o37
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
PENNSYLVANIA.

MT. PpCONO.~-For rrnt attractive fur
nished cotthyea and bungalows With i'm
proVoIncnts. IT, u Merwin. Mt. Pocono. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-18
MAMAKONECk
$500 CASH, TERMS TO SUIT

New 5-ruom HOUSE, an mprovementA
excellent location near depot aud trolley
,arian g. Co. opp. Depot
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-02
ANTI-sINN FEM AGITATION
Meetings Held In Various Parts OF
Ireland During Last Twenty
Four Hours.

Dublin, July 31.-Strong anti-Sinn
Fein agitation is under way in various
parts of Ireland. Packed meetings
have been held during the last "a
hours in County Langford, where
branch of the Irish Unionist alliance
adopted resolutions to "stand together
in the present crisis and use every ef-
fort to defeat the conspiracy which
seeks to deprive us of the rights of
citizenship under the freest constitu-
ton in the world" Similar meetings
are being held at Limerick and other
towns. No disturbances have been re-
ported so far, however.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-02
PERMANENT RHINE FORCE
Yanks to Remain in Occupied Area to
Be Units of First Division
Over.

Washington, July 31.-The "perma-
nent" American force to be retained
on the Rhine will be made up of units
of the First division, which was the
first divisional unit of the American
army to reach France.
This was made known in a cable
gram to the war department from Cen
eral Pershing, which said that all of
the division except units to be re-
tained in Germany would begin NOV
ing to base port on August 15 in
preparation for it's return home.
After September 1, the allied army
of occupation in Germany will be COM
posed largely of French and Belgian
troops, the house military committee
was told by Secretary Baker. He said
there would be few American troops
In this army. The figure he gave the
committee was withheld at his re-
quest.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-02
GERMAN SPIRIT OF REVENGE
Radical Newspaper Freiheit Appeals to
SiIesians to Fight for Their
Province.

Zurich, July 31.-As an illustration
of the German militarists' spirit of re-
venge, the radical newspaper Freiheit
prints an appeal of the Goerlitz corps
of volunteers which reads in part:
"Silesians, to arms! A precious
part of your province is to be taken
from the empire; enough of paper pro-
tests; we must act. You must defend
your province by the force of arms.
Think of 1913; nation unwilling
to sacrifice anything in the defense Of
the country is unworthy and doomed
nation. The Goerlitz corps of volun-
teers, component part of the army
of the empire is called upon to take
part in the defense of Silesia. Siles-
ians, enlist in our corps!
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-02
ASK FOR LARGE INCREASE
Railroad Trainmen, Mechanics, and
Track Walkers Present United
Demands for More Money.

Chicago, July 31.-Wage increases
have been asked by about 100000 rail-
road trainmen, shop mechanics and
track workers employed on rail lines
Of the middle west.
The trainmen are asking a minimum
of $3.50 per month, with time and a
half for overtime, and are asking an
eight-hour day. Shop mechanics want
an increase from 81 to 85 cents an
hour, and the trackmen also want an
advance in hourly pay.
Railway officials assert that the
granting of the demands of the men
will add several million dollars an
nually to the operating expenses Of the
lines.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-02
MORE RAIL WORKERS STRIKE
Employees of Chicago, ElgIn and
Aurora Railroad Join Ranks
of the Disgruntled.

Chicago, July 31.-The first step to
ward the end of Chicago's transporta-
ton tie-up was taken with the arrival
Of William D. Mahon, international
president of the car mems union.
That surface cars and elevated lines
will be in full operation in a short time
seemed all but certain In the light of
developments following the arrival of
Mahon
A fresh complication entered the
situation when employees Of the Au-
rora, Elgin and Chicago interurban'
road voted to strike. This shut off.
approximately $4,000 more workers
from the city's industrial life. already
seriously crippled by the walkout.