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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-11

Big Coy1e Shea 81
JUST SUPPOSE. ETC.

JUST SUPPOSE, ETC.
When you travel so miles to bag a fish
wh And y you IMAM WANDER bob back ,,tn u a puay bite
As" you bounce N across UcHrSoss " the ins'b bu Sis OF dfo tn. night
And rave about the iowlest of tricks
Ere ys sos su "sSss t Sah y a s9Fi s.. nss a sss,s Offer sS t .o, esFs.. worse
Just suppose that you'd been drafted by til. Chicks,
When Ssi YOU bend beneath an avalanche O., work
When %n', Soa sh sl. SS'j Just na f liz, IN o %fn"sT s T.TE day
When the flat in which you're living gets your goat
When your wife and you no longer seem to mis-
Just suppose that you'd been drafted by the chhss,
Just suppose that you'd been drafted by the Chicks.
We Gee no reason why cy Barser should not strike from the Job.
s sy.ry ,r s ss' tb is G0 tnsI it 81 these Is ID days nat and a 10, & hicks are getting more
The sox Are a cinch in the American" Says Kid Gleason Head.
Yes, 6st what Memphis fan. want to know is this: What chances
cy Barger took the merry Chicks
He found what he had gone ana done
lie TOOK them down again.
Recently he unoorSe IT two homerS' 'S a double u e and sn pa a s %nSf IN in i T ssm.
game, He had four Ruths to his credit for the week.
A conservation Of pop bottles is the theme of ravins fanatic. in
their bottles on the same decision.
This. Southern race is as simple as a Chinese dictionary. New Or
leans might win but for Atlanta, and the Crackers might cop but for
and every once in a while the Chicks blow themselves to a squirt. Mobile
has has hung BsIm afOpRa tn, and Se Sasba aG t are s s%tinr tm navG DS Sqt tssrd in !, 10 occasion ns a lion.
ing what will happen if the Chicks decide to move down again to favored
when the Chicks make up their minds to skid al. the sand in the
world is of no avail
world believes a n angler to be lying when he opens up. why not live
up to it, then?
4 certain fan is harsh enough to force credit upon the bleachsrs
Said bug opines that when Dick moved back for a first bounce snas he
was checked by the bleachers. Under the conditions. he was compelled
nj nis !Ss' n sss'f backed iS Ia snt hds out { Il 'f tie park ( ''''n eaten Otherwise he
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-11
SECTIONAL CHAMPS
MEET FOR net TITLE

NEWTON. Mass, Aug. 1.-THE lawn
tennis doubles championship tournament
will begin tomorrow on the Chestnut
HIN courts Of the Longwood Cricket
club. Ten teams, eight Of them wilma
ners Of sectional title meetings, viii
compete, The other two comprise thu
Australian savers, Gerald Patterson
being paired with Norman II, Brookess
and II, V, Thomas with Randolph LII.
Cette. z
Two matches with be played tomor-
row, Maurice II. Mclaughlin and r, CT
Bundy, winners OF the Pacific coast
sectionals, will meet W. II. Davis and
H. Vandyke Johns. who won the West,
ern title,
X. Norris Williams II and Watson
M Washburn, New England cham
pions, will face Ichyia Kumagae and
Harold A. Throckmorton, who annexed
this years middle states title. The
semifinals will be reached on Thursday
and there will be no play on Friday
In order that the players may rest for
the final match on Saturday.
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Here Is One Thing That
Is Absolutely Impossible

satisfactory results he expected from
any treatment that does not reach the
blood, the seat Of the trouble, and RID
the system of the cause of the diseased
S. s, $ has for more than fifty year:
been giving relief to even the most as,
gravated and stubborn eases of Rheu,
matlsm. II cleanses the nlood by rout.
Ing the disease germs, The experience
Of others who have taken s. S, s. will
convince you that 1t will promptly
reach your case, You can obtain s. s, s
at any drug store.
A valuable book on Rheumatism ant
It's treatment, together with experi
medical advice about your own individ,
ual case, will be sent absolutely free
Write today to Medical Department
Swift Specific Co, $50 Swift Labora,
tory, Atlanta, Go. adv
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I BUYS EARLING

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, Aug T..
One OF the first y~earllngs led into the
sales paddock here last night, a colt
nv Ceit -Sandune, was bid In by p. 7,
chinn for s22, 500 after spirited bidding
against William Jcffords. j. X, l. Ross
and w. n. Karrick, Mr.. Chinn also
obtained a colt by Celt-Dainty Dame
for So. 900. Wilfred Vlau, who intends
shortly to return TO France, purchased
4 number Of fillles. II Is understood
Mr.. viau intends TO engage in breed
ing these purchases TO Omar khayam
after they have outlived their useful.
ness as racers.
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Rheumatism Has Never Been
Cured by Liniments or Lo-
tons, and Never Will Be.

You never knew Of rheumatism
that most painful source of suffering
being cured by liniments, lotions or
other external applications. And you
will never see anything but temporary
relief afforded by such makeshifts.
Butagshy be satisfied with temporary
relief from the pRngs OF pain which
are sure to return with increased Sc
verify, when there is permanent relief
within your rsaeh? Science has proven
that Rheumatism is a disordered con-
dition OF the blood. How then, can
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-11
RICHARDS WINS CUP.

CALDWEIII, n. J., Aug. Rolling
up a perfect score Of 1906 for the three
day contest, William ". Richards, OF
the winchester Repeating Arms com
r,edaI over $50 competitors in thes ma
tIonal rifle matches here yesterday,
The craftsmanship or the winner In
the face Of two days u~nfavorable
weather conditions, was given a fitting
ovation from marksmen and spectators
alike when his successive bulls eyes
were recorded against a 20-mile breeze
renuiring from one to three points
nda
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MAYS BEATS INDIANS

NEW YORK, Aug, 11.-Carl Mays,
the pitcher who has caused the faction
al fight In the American league, won
form by beating Cleveland Sunday II
to 4. He was constantly in difficulty
but held in the pinches. Is Cleveland
players being left on base.
Cleveland played the game under
protest after the first inning when Um-
pire Hildebrand permitted Baker to
score and Pipp to take third on a
throw by Graney into the New York
dugout.
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Dave RObertsOn's
Home Run Kills
Giants In Road

CHICAGO, Aug. Il.-Dave Robert
sons home run, when sent Herzog
who had walked. across the plate ahead
OF him, enabled Chicago TO make q clean
sweep OF the series with New York,
winning Sundays game !. to o.. 1t was
the fourth time this season that tho
Giants had been shut out. A crowd
estimated at more than 20, 900 persons
witnessed the game.
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LOOKOUTS WIN TWO.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Aug. II. -
Chattanooga replaced Mobile In fourth
place Sunday afternoon winning both
games OF a double header from the
visitors, 3 to 2 and | to 0. The largest
crowd OF the season was present. The
second game. was to have been seven
innings, but neither club could score
until the ninth when Chattanooga
counted Of Anderson's single, Vines
sacrifice and Gleason's single. Both
clubs rest today.
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sox WIN IN 18th.

WASitINnLp Aug, u--Slcotte ano
day which chicago won 1 to 0 In the
twelfth inning when Weaver got ar
infisld hit, advanced on J~ackson's out
and scored on Fosters Wild throw al
Felsch's g%rounder. Three runners
wore thrown out at tho nlnte.
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Reds Win In 18th
Inning OUer The
PhiLLies 3 to 2

CINCINNATI, Aug. 11-Cincinnati
won q well-played %13-inning game from
Philadelphia before over %, 900 persons
today when Meadows made a wild pitch
with a runner on second, allowing the
winning score. The score was 3 TO 2,
The home club made five double plays,
several at critical times kopf's work
ut short and the defensive play Of
Paulette were features,
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Summary; Two-base hits-Griffin,
Gilbert. Home runs--Canavan, Torkel-
son. Sacrifice hit-Lewis. Lft on bases
Memphis s, New orleans 4. Uuble
plays-Lewis to Grifttn, Caravan 10
ChtistenbutS. Torkelson to Agnew to
Deberry. Innings pitehGd-By Walker
base when ~relieved); by Torhelson, six
with four runs and II hits. Passed ball
-BischofH. Base on balls-Of Cana
van 3, OFF Walker 2, off Torkelson /, off
Perdue l, Struck out-By Canavan .,
by Torkelson s. Time-2:05. Umpires
Williams and Blackburne.
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TOURNEY OPENS.

CHICAGO, Aug, 1.-THE goth grand
American handicap t~rapshooting tour.
nament opened on the traps Of the
South Shore Country club today with
the largest list of entrants In the his
tory OF the event. The tournament
will continue for five days.
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MISS 816 LANDS
EIGHTH VICTORY
Trims Pair of PAGERS in Fea-
ture Event of the Weekly
Harness Card.

Miss SIG, trotting champion Of the
club, ran up her eighth victory in II
starts Saturday, when she trimmed
Ruby Bingen and Revere. a pair Of
PAGERS, In the feature event Of the
weekly card OF the Tri-State Driving
club at the fairgrounds. Her time was
Islr& and FIX.
The Robinson entry blew herself into
an early lead in the first heat and
maintained the advantage until Rev
erie contested down the stretch. In a
fine finish Revere nosed out the mare,
put the judges ruled that Driver Cash
had interCered with Miss SIG and the
PAGER was given third place. In the
second heat Miss SIG again was off 10
a flying start and was never headed.
Both Ruby Btngcn and Reverie were on
edge for stir competition, but couldn't
stick with the fast moving trotter.
Blu Robinson, owner and driver, was
presented with a floral wreath following
his victory.
Ruby Bingen finished in second place
and Rcyerie brought up the rear,
Or. Buckley took the fifth race in
straight heats from Ada b, Princelite
and Roamer, The third. however, fur
nished the keenest sport Of the day,
when Betty Boyd celebrated her return
with n victory over Big Pickery and
Bonnie Lou. Russell held back the
black mare In the first heat until he
reached the stretch, hut was unable 10
cut down the commanding lead built up
by Big Ptckery, In the next two heats
however, Betty Boyd stepped down the
stretch in fine style and came home
by a clean margin.
The results follow: .
FIRST RACE-MIXEp.
Frank Bragg tPl tRobinson) .,.. I
Tramp Early tTl tDownsl ...... 3 .
Memphis Girl Cr) (Winiamson), ? j
Timc-2:S5, 2:93,
SECOND RACE-MIXEp.
Tommy KATE (rl tBaxterl So. / 1
Donna Marshall (P) (william-
Columbia Fire idirri jssmiith-
Katie Nj. CT) (Cumminsl ..,... I DIR
~Ttme-2:S6ls, 2;SlA, 2:35.
THIRD RACE-MIXED.
Betty Boyd (rl Russell ,,..,.3 I
Big plckery lp) tMcCalium) ct. l 3 .
Bonnie Lou CT SMITH ,.,,.n. 2 2 81
Ttme-2;2lA 2:2tA, 2;2
FOURTH RACE-TRoTTERs,
Roam Fred (McCalluml ,..,..,2 4
Plnce Gibson (Jonesl .,..,,, . 3
Winnie Me (McCreeryl ,..,,.,. 3 dr.
FIFTH RACE-MtNED.
nr, Buckley (T) tSmith) ,.,....,1 1
Ada n, CP) Ipodesta) .,.,.... : .
princelite CT( (McCTeery) .,.,... 3
Roamer ~, tRice; Halleyl ,@".,".tt
Time-3;l6, 2;l7A.
SIXTH RACE-FREE- FoR-ALL.
Miss SIG CD (Rohinson) .-.,,,.,,l |
Ruby Bingen (P) (Goodmam .,..l2 2
Revere (p) .lCRsh) ,.,.nn.,.,.9 .
h Time-231lM s13.
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BRAVES A CARDS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1I.-Heathcote's
muff of j. c, Smiths easy fly with
the bases filled in the third allowing
runners to score, gave Boston its
third straight victory over st. Louis
Sunday, s To l.
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can pitch as he did in the days of yore.
when he used to stand Dixie batters on
their heads,

their heads,
Dick Conway made a nice grab of
Torkelson's drive in the seventh inning
OF the first game. The ball was tick
eted for the left field bleachers when
Conway went back and leaned against
the bleacher railing As he made the
catch.
Torkelson got . homer off Candvan
in the third with a man on and Cana
van came along 10 the sixth with q
man on and returned the compliment,
slamming the ball over the right field
wall,
Old Hub Perdue was a victim Of a
bad break in the seventh when Daniels
muffed Grifin's drive. Daniels jugGled
the BAN q while beore dropping il and
40 Griffin kept running he landed At
second before the pill was retrieved.
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BOBBY HAYSA AND NATE JACKSON READY FOR GONG
&RMR
NEHHT Observation-Disclosures.
AaS3ASa8&


At Nashville R.H.E.
Birmingham % 100000 o. 5 ]
Nashville 80 0 00020 - S !
Cofftndaffer and Hairsto9; Decatur,
Helfrich and Street.
At Chattanooga-First Game. R.H.E.
Mobile .,.,....0 0 0 0 0 / 0 o. s /
Chattanooga 20 0 9 1901 IS 4 2
Beretsky and Coleman; Marshall and
Neiderkorn.
Second Game R.H.E.
Mobile ,.,.....O OOOOo0Oo 90 4 /
Chattanooga 20 0 0 0 0 1000 ii 4 .
UT and Coleman, Vines and Neider-
korn.
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MEMPHIS.

BY Innings
New Orleans ..,..0 2 0 q 0-5
Memphis ..........0 0 0 1 0 0 o.
Summary: TWo-base hits-Gilbert,
Bischoff. Sacrifice hit-Fiedler. Sac
rifice fly-Ffedler. Left on bases-New
Orleans 2, Memphis 2. Base on balls
Off Roberts /, off Goodbred 1. Struck
out--By Roberts 4, by Goodbred 3. Time
-1:20, Umpires-Blackburne and Will
liams.
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- Antonio Z, Dallas 4
custom Q, Fort Worth 2.
Galveston 4, Shreveport Q.
Waco-Beaumont (rain).
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A FAIR EXCHANGE
IS NO ROBBERY
NEW ORLEANS.
FIRST GAME.
MEAFDHTE

xxHit for Perdue In ninth,
SCarrol out. hit by batted ball.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
N|HERE THEY Play


souThERN IeAoUe.
New Orleans st Memphis.
Atlantis at Little Rock.
Birmingham az Nashville.
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AE8WlCN LEA0QKa
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at Boston,
Detroit at Philadelphia,
Cleveland at New York.
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LEAGUE.

At New York R.H.E.
New York IS OO0i62s'-1 ii 5
Myers, Faeth. Klepfer and O'NeiIl;
Thomas, Mays and Ruel.
At Washington R.HE.
Chicago 30 0OOO0OOO0Ol-l { /
Washington .OA0OOOOOOOOO-0 6 2
.Cicotte and Schalk; shaw and Char
rity.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE,
Charlotte 5-7, Charleston AS,
Columbia 9-S, Greenville 0.l0.
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AMERICAN ~AsSOcIATIoN.

st, Paul /, Toledo o..
Louisville ], Minneapolis 0,
Milwaukee 5, Columbus J..
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WESTERN LEACH

st. joseph 3, Tulsa 2
Omaha 8, Oklahoma City G..
Joplin 5, Des Moines 3.
Sioux City s, Wichita 4.
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IVA lONAL GENSO6' -
Phil deipSia 'S6OO2oOOoOoOoH2 IL !
Cincinnati ,OO020O O0000O1- Is 6
Meadows and Tragesser; Ring ant
Wingo.
New York go OOoooOOo-0 1
Chicago ...,...2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 4
Benton, Dubuc and Snyder; Alexander
and Killifer.
At Brooklyn
Pittsburgh ....l o02I0O1o-5 13
Adams and Blackwell; Galore, Mitch.
AZ St. Louis R.H.E
Boston ...,...0 0 0 0 o 2 0 0-5 Z
st. Louis ......O 0 0 0 0 0 | O 0-l Z
Heating and Wilson; May. sherdel anC
Clemens.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee 10, Indianapolis So,
Kansas City tn, Columbus $40.
Louisville 3, St. Paul ..
Minneapolis as, Toledo O-S,
-
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Shreveport 5. San Antonio l.
Fort Worth 3, Beaumont !.
Dallas 40, Houston SO.
Waco IL, Galveston 90,
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Oklahoma City SO, Omaha S-S.
Des Moines 7-S. Joplin "A.
st, Joseph 3-S, Tulsa 1-5.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Reading 16, Binghamton 4,
Jersey City 81, Rochester rs,
Newark 9-S, Toronto 1l-3.
Baltimore $40, Buffalo Ais.
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SATURDAYS RESULTS

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Mobile S-b, Memphis 30.
Little Rock 2-1, New Orleans Is.
Chattanooga 5, Birmingham 4.
Atlanta 4, Nashville 8,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati 10, Philadelphia /.
Chicago 8. New York /.
Brooklyn 2, Pittsburgh 0,
Boston 5, st. Louis 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington II, Chicago 8.
Detroit 5, Philadelphia 4.
Cleveland g., New York 1.
st. Louis ga, Boston -.
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NATIONAL k0Aou&
No games scheduled.
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CHICKS GET EVEN
BREAK WITH PELS
INSUNDAY GAMES
Win Opener by Score of 6 to
4. and Drop Final Affair 5
to 4--Canavan and Roberts
the NiCtorS.
BY BOB PIeuE.

EFORE a capacity crowd,
the Chicks divided a double
header with the New Orleans
] Pelicans Sunday at Russ
4 wood, The first game was
won by Memphis by the
score of G to 4, while the
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FOR sALE-HovsEs.


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IN PETwORTH; eR. AND BATH. ANIL:
owner. Address BOX 22s-k, Star once. a.
NORTHWEST - 70
o. is, p,,. near ..sc g. u rooms hot water.
IAN and Dsi,ns,a ss.:..s rooms. garage.
roa Msss . aen i neat, Large 10 wsS ss
choicest ei It's section Of northwsst. Price. com.
's g. Kenyon ar1aa'i sss siS and lot so,s
rooms. hot water good yards Price. $3.50.
On Montague near 14th. 10 rooms. garage.
baths. cellar, furnace. Price. 5000,
Newton ct. near 10th, o rooms, 2 baths, lot
refined locality. Price. 80, $50.
On Wisconsin ave. near Naval Observatory,
II rooms hot water. yard. garage. a.n.L
S Sf,gsi fs,sS; s~sf~ss-
srd st. ri. = and !. q rse9s. alley. iatrobs.
good condition. Price, $50
good yard, space for garage. Price. N.75o.
eth near B 3 St. Q rooms, yard. garage space.
It'll bet. and @. G rooms. bay window. la
| trobe. Price, $500. - See -
sth near East Capitol. G rooms. .iatspbe.
po sss pr :sa 8 6 is'A '''n' ''''s'''
Near On and 3 sts.. rooms. cellar. la
On Mass. ave. near It'll. rooms, hot water.
gaI.Ee sPsss Price, $1,000.
Near Sth and sts.. 9 rooms. hot water.
| large yards. Price, $3.50.
On 9Th near East Capitol. 10 rooms. vapor
heat. Price, $500.
st. bet. LIST and End. rooms, tatrobe,
good condition. Price. $4.45o.
Near 18th and sts., rooms, furnace,
| front porch. terms. Price, $3.50.
| North Carolina ave. bet. 9th and 10th. D
rooms, latrobe. cellar. Price, $1,000.
| East Capitol near 12th ST.. r0oms, hsths.
furnace, opposite Ltacoin Park. Price. ~, 500
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furnace. GOOD yards. Price. $780,, .lsss
SOUTHWEST -
On Eys e; near 7th, esrooms. bath. furnace.
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dining room and kitchen on drst 661E; sdoeBls
pariors with onk floors and three - hdk
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Box 335-K. Star once. , eaas ;sgAss
TAKOMA PARK. NEAR ADVENTIaT 6KE&
electric lights; steam heat; IL acrestslA b09
cash, 81. 500. Phone Line. 26s1-Wa-S 80 Fl
NEAR CONN. AVE. BRInGss1s.a ssse6
brick: 1Or.. baths. Q open garsplaessira2
screened sleeping porches; hardwood Soma
throughout; piped for vacuum cleaning, sasict
y modern; deep lot to paved alley; N1Ng
'0'OO CHOICE LOCATION 18th N. " e. ..sg
Or, bath; furnace heat; 4 rms, butiees nm.
try on FIRST noor; bedrooms ON second XStlAe
on 8rd Brick construction; lot 90 ff. dSSfk
bargain for this choice location; $15d0s
GRESHAM NV. BET. eth AND. IN. sss {.
Or brick, in row; furnace heat; cement. eel.
lar; nice front and back yard to paved alley;
''''00 sA BRooKLAND HOMES. -
slate roof oe hw.h. esmens Cellar one e0is sws
garden and fruits. House ana properly il ex.
celient condition and q bargain; $4,000. sSey-
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room home, practically new; h.w.h.; cement
cellar; fne yard and garden lot. Another
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We have Aye ess
Every modern Improvement. Price. $4,000 to
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ROOMS. BATH, EASEMENT AND SLEEP.
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ia terms = 1907 n.,S es ff;Si sT. a. q.
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Main 1683.ssss 81 xszgszi.. 81 = Se
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