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The state herald., 1920-07-16
LIGHT WINE AND BEER
AMENDMENT Is FILED
Especial by United pressl

Denver. July 15-The light wine
and beer amendment was initiated
and filed with over eighteen thousand
signatures. II will not be placed on
the ballot this fall. however, unless
its hackers secure writ of manda-
mus to force the secretary of state
to place the measure before the vot-
ers. This situation was created by
Attorney General Keyes, when he
notified holland that it would be ille-
gal and inconsistent with the state
and federal constitutions to place
the measure on the ballot.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
GERMANY REFUSES
TO MEET ALLIED
DEMANDS FOR COAL
Especial by United Press,

Spa, Belgium, July l4-Marshnll
Foch and Field Marshall Sir Henry
Wilson were summoned here to con-
fer on measures to enforce the Yer
SMILES treaty. The Germans flatly
refused 10 meet the allied demands
for two million tons Of coal monthly.
and as n result the conference with
Germany was suppressed and allied
military leaders were called.
Unless some solution of the sit .
nation is reached the French and
Belgium army ON the Rhine will be
ordered TO proceed into Germany.
Although German Foreign Minister
Simons has declared that the Ger.
mans have no military means to re-
stat the demands. Belgium conferces
said that there is likelihood Of Ger.
mRAy's attempting to prevent the
allied occupation.
Simons insisted that the limi, of
eoal which Germany could deliver
TO the allies was one million, one
hundred thousand tons monthly. this
to be increased TO one million. seven
hundred thousand tons in October.
1921.
Simons said TINT these deliveries
could be mndc only IL Germany wns
allowed the operation of the upper
Silcsin mines. now in possession of
Holland.
In the event that the allies de-
eide TO invnde Germany TO enforce
t.le treaty. the Belgium and French
troops will form nucleous with
volunteers to be received from other
conntrics. but no other nation will
be asked 10 Furnish troops.
Although reports have reached
I here that the Ijolshcviki had ne.
ccptcd sthc allied proposals for a
Polish arpistice,a MO confirmation Is
obininnblc. The nllies fncc diff.
cult situation regarding Polari. It
would be impossible 10 sciii British
trrops therein event of nm open
break with the Soviet council. Japan
will be given Carte Blanche in 81.
bcrin should the Soviet moi nrepp,
allied nrmistice offers.
The state herald., 1920-07-16

friends of La Toilette announced
that he would not accept the presi-
dental nomination on the platform
as drafted.
The platform WAS then modified,
but whether La Toilette will now rur
is still doubtful. The La Toilette
demonstration started in this after.
Moons session and threatens to
stampede the joint convention. The
situation now is that if the revised
platform is adopted La Toilette may
run. but If the original labor party
platform is adopted the senator will
refuse to run. and the forty-eighters
will bolt.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
INJUNCTION OF SUFFRAGE
AMENDMENT DENIED
lspeeIal by rnItea rrer.l

Washington. ID. C., July l3-0p-
ponents of Womans Suffrage re-
ceived temporary set back in their
attempt 10 forstall the operation OF
the nineteenth amendment after il
will be ratified by the thirty-sixth
state. Justice Bailey of the District
of Columbia Supreme Court denied
an injunction to restrain Secretary
of State Colby from issuing the pro-
clamation Of the amendment ratifi-
cations
The state herald., 1920-07-16
cox AND ROOSEVELT DECIDE
ON BIG STUMP CAMPAIGN
Especial by United Press)

Columbus. Ohio, July 13-Cox and
Roosevelt at u conference yesterday
decided on II vigorous stump cam
paign in all parts of the country
beginning the middle of August until
election eve. Roosevelt is to resign
from the Navy Department about
August first. Cox will retain the
governorship. Although Bryan has
not indorsed Cox's nomination,
Roosevelt received message of con-
gratulntions from Bryan.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
ANOTHER REVOLUTION UNDER WAY N MEXICO
Especial by United Press,

Mexico City, July 15-Indications
are that Peter Gonzales, .x-eandi-
date for the presidency of Mexico.
has revolted against the De La
Huerta government. lrives villar-
cal. n Gonzales general, started un
uprising at Monterey. The govern
ment claims to have defeated VII
larenl. The uprising was possibly
started 10 cover the flight of Cen
ernl Gonzales who may be mobiliz-
ing forces ngninst the present Mex
lean regime.
san Antonin. July l5-Euoro
The state herald., 1920-07-16
POLISH TROOPS TRAP REDS
fapecIni by United preu.,

London. July 14-fivc thousand
Bolshcviki troops were killed and
one thousand taken prisoners when
General Wrnnglc's Polish troop,
trapped eight thousand Red calvary
men in the Crimen. snys ronstnn
tinoplc dispatch.
The oilicinl Moscow wireless re-.
ported the Bolshcyiki continuing d
successful advance.
The allies will furnish war mater.
inla to Poles and other nnii-Bol.
shcviki.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
ELECTRICAL WORKERS TIE
UP STREET CAR LINES
tspeclal by rnIted rrcsni

Chicago, July l5-Strcet ear lines
are tied mp here by strike of elec-
trleal workers, and the current is
cnt oil.
Steam and elevated trans arc
running. but surface ears arc stop
ped. The electrical workers struck
because wages were not raisc,i when
The other street ear EMPLOYEES re-
c'ivcd IN increase.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
WILSON DECLARES BASTILE
DAY is NOTICE OF FREEDOM
speeIaI By unI,ea prerrl

Washington. .hdy l4--prrsidcnt
i.son in me- age to President
i.ss. honcl OF France declared that
i'Hsiile day, liz onr own Declara-
q II of Independence, gave notice To
.so world that livn should no lprrr
b. subjected =, the tyranny alI les
poi',m Of arL trniN powcr, but that
laws should be just and equal to all.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
GERMANS ACCEPT THE
ALLIED UlTlMATuM
Especial by United Press,

Spa, Belgium, July 15-The Ger
mans have accepted the allied de-
mands for the delivery Of two mil
lion tons OF coal monthly. thereby
obvinting the necessity of allied oc-
cupnlion of Rnhr, plans for which
were completed.
Germany protested the coal terms
aud submitted counter proposition
seeking modification. German ne
cepinnce of allied ultimatum came
ut II o'clock tonight.
Spa, July 15-The allied premiers
arc 10 consider Mt meeting this
afternoon. the conditions imposed
by the Germans to their acceptance
.of allied conl demands. The Ger
mans nsked for at least million
and n hnlf tons for their own use Ia
be guaranteed, and asked for credit
to bu, food. II is expected that the
allies will inform the Germans that
their counter proposal is dnsntisfnc-
tory,
The state herald., 1920-07-16
WAR SHIPS SENT TO
CHINESE WATERS
Especial by United Press,

Washington, d. c., July 13-Unit-
ed States battleship Huron and three
destroyers have been sent to Taku,
the nearest seaport 20 Pekin to offer
protection to Americans in case of
an attack on the Chinese capital, the
navy department has announced A
fractional fight between Chinese reb-
els menaces Pekin.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
RAILROAD PRESIDENT DIES
lspecIal By United prer.,

Snnin Barbara, Calf. July IA
Frank Trumbull. ngc sisty-onc. pres
idcnt Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
rnilroad and former president of the
COLORADO and Southern System, died
here today of complication of
Bfighte discasc mud heart trouble.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
WYOMING STREAMS TO BE
INVESTIGATED BY ENGINE ERS
IsreeInI by rnlIed rreall

Denver, July l4-Oincinls of the
United States geological survey an
nounced that m investigation will
Lc made immediately of the return
waters OF all sicnms in Wyoming
irr thr purpose Of furthrrins the
extension of immigration. They will
cooperate with the state engineer,
The state herald., 1920-07-16
ChAUFFuER KILLS SELF
FOLLOWING JOY RIDE
Especial by United Press,

New London, Conn. July l3-Ber-
nard Geisler, chauffuer, sho. and
killed Mrs. Arthur Cordova, then
killed himself, as climax to joy
ride. Giesler had been employed by
the Cordova family for two years.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
CENSUS BUREAU ANNOUNCES
TRlMl0AO'S POPULATION
Especial by United Press,

Washington July l5-The popu-
lation of Trinidad. Colorado is re-
ported MS l0.906. and increase of
six and -tenths per cent.
Glenwood Springs is given as
2.073, mn increase of two and seven
tcnihs per cent.
The state herald., 1920-07-16

Laredo was attacked by rebels
under Ricardo Gonzales this morn
ing, so ndviees received here state.
The attacking force numbered
about three thousand and were ap-
pnrently part of the Gonzales rebel
lion plot. The defenders numbered
ninety, but were still holding the
town at the last reort.
Mexico City, July l5-The Con
znles followers hold the railroad
from Monterrey to Tampico Docu-
ments taken from prisoners around
Monterey indicuic that Gonznle, IN
spired the uprising.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
HELEN TAFT MARRIED
taprclni by i'nlted prornl

Murray Bay, Quebec, July 10
Miss Helen Taft. daughter of cx-
president william Howard Taft. wns
married 10 Prof. q. c. =. Manning
Of Yale, here today.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
RUSSIA WILL Reject THE
PROPOSED ARMlSTlCE
tspeeInl by rnlted rrernl

Berlin, July 15-Russia will re-
leet the allied proposal of Polish
armistice and order the Red ad-
vance halted until the Bolsheyik-
Holland-Poland treaty is establish
ed. said Moscow dispatch. quoting
the government newspaper, "Prav-
da."
The state herald., 1920-07-16
IRISH TROUBLES INCREASING
Especial by United Press,

Especial by United Prcss)
Dublin. July l5-Fifty armed men
ruided main Dublin post ONCE and
seized all the government mail. The
railrond strike is growing serious.
with workers refusing to handle mn
nitions or work trains carrying nrm-
ed soldiers or police.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
TERRIFIC STORM BRINGS
OES0uT|ON IN WASHINGTON
Especial by United Press,

Spokane, Washington, July ID
Ruined crops, wrecked orchards and
demoralized power and light lines
followed terrific cloud burst and
electrical storm which struck In
land Empire last night. The dam
age is estimated at millions of dol
lars.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
WIND AND HAIL DOES CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE TO CROPS OF COUNTRY
RAILROADS AND OPERATORS
CONFER ON COAL SHORTAGE
Especial -by United Press,

Washington. d. c., July 13-Re-
presentatives of bituminous coal OPP
orators will meet with railroad ex-
ecutives tomorrow in New York to
propose plans to relieve the coal
shortage.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
CLOUD BURST STRIKES
SOUTH PLATTE CANYON
Special by unIted pressl

Denver. July IA cloudburst
struck South Platte Canyon near
Waterloo. Colorado at midnight
last night. Colorado and Southern
tracks were washed out and tele-
graph lines torn down, prostrating
service.
The state herald., 1920-07-16

Chicago, July i5-Tho labor
party convention adjourned after
mining n ticket for the third party
to he known ns the Farmer Labor
party.
Christensen. Salt Lake City
lawyer, who was named for prcsi-
dent Unexpectedly appeared in the
rump convention held by the boiling
committee of forty Fighters today,
aud announced II there is still nny
way TO get La Toilette to run for
president that he would not stand
n the way He ihcreupon left the
hall 10 catch u train. leaving his
exact meaning unclcnr.
Max Hayes. Cleveland labor lend.
err. was nominated for vioe.prcsi-
dem on the Farmer Labor purity
ticket with Christensen.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
BOlSHEvlk FORCES
ACCEPT ARMiSTlCE

Special BY United presrl
Spa, Belgium, July 13-Lloyd
George received mcssaRc from
Rbssini liolshoyik officials accept.
ing the proposal for nm nrmisiice
with The Poles.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
cox VISITS PRESIDENT
(SpecIal hy Tinted Press)

ISbccIHI Hy OHitcu TftasJ
Columbus, Ohio. July l3-Cox an
nounccd that he would confer with
President Wilson at the White House
Sunday morning. Roosevelt will also
bQ present.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
EVENTUALLY

Below 10 a list Of our adver.
tlsers In this Issue.
Readers Of the paper will do
we'll to look this list over with
care, as the advertisers who ap.
prcciatc your business to the ex.
tent OF Inviting Il In this manner
will be found to be the ones best
equipped to care for your busi-
ness and extend that courtesy and
Give the service which every pa
tron requires. We believe that In
time every business firm In Hoi-
yoke Will be represented here. =.
Phillips County State Bank
Eineher Shoe Shop
Raiston Studio
Bunch Brothers
hoiyoke Barber Shop
Sic eric. ' erus s,or.
p. 5. strubie
Or. +. NJ. Cooper
Pr G. =. Eastsriino, Veterinary
Vesta Service station
Richardson Land Company
Holyoke Auto Company
Peerless Theater
r. L. johnson, Insurance
hetheote FILLING Station
Q. w. Garland
James E. TIerney.' Dentist
Ryan Company
Farmers Lumber and Coal Co.
Hoiyoke Lumber Company
The state herald., 1920-07-16

Nations and the Versailles treaty,
the recognition of the Irish Republic
aud the Russian Government and tho
democratic control of industries.
The state herald., 1920-07-16
GERMANS TO LEAVE SPA
Especial BY United prc,nl

Paris, July l4-The German dele.
cation announced its intention Of
leaving Spn this afternoon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-30

POcos momentos antes de sentirse
.ndispuesta, experimentando algun0s
sfntomas abdominales. el DR. Grenda.
mtdico de su S.M el Rey. fue namade
{ an Palacio donde estaba la ilustre en-,
fernna, Ia auscnlto hallandola en- esta
do bastante lastimoso, po rio cual di6
5rdenes de d. fuera citado el doctor
Moreno Zancudo para una consufta,
pues este famoso fiombre de ciencia
es un especialista zen dieha chase de
dolencias, quien lleg6 acompanado de
dos medicos mas. A pesar de todos los
asfuefzos despIegados, no fue possible
yolyer a Ia ex-Empefatriz su ante.
srior estndo, pues va la enfermedad
era mortal por necesidad'
Dofia Eugenia, eonociendO que sh
muerte sc hallaba cerca, todos los
4ue lie rodeaban expres6 su algeria de
axhalar su liltimo suspiro en- la TERRA
en- que naci6 Y la que habfa amado
tanto Espaha.
En- el curse Ndel dfa Sabado, va al
atardecer, cuando su grayedad Sc
acentu6, fueron notificados todos sus
parientes y amigos fntinios RESIDENCES
en- la Peninsula.
La Duquesa de SantoiIa, con su es-
poso, lego inmeditamente al recibo
del aviso, Y mas luego ell Duque de
Penaranda, la Duquesa viuda de Ia
Names ell Conde Y la Condesa de
Mora.
Durante Ia noche, la ex-Emperatriz
3erdi0 el conocimientO; pero mOmen-
tos antes recibi6 los fltimos sacra-
mentos de la Iglesia Cat6lica, de ma
nos de un sacerdote. Dona Eugenia
exhal0 SUI postrer aliento a las ocho
del domingo por Ia ma1ana, sin como
Ger cuantos la rodeaban en- aquello
luctuosos mOmentos.
FL c,Nrpo de la ilustre DANA fhe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-30
UN CoNCURso DE PARACAIDAs
Los bicncs dc Ia Emperatris.

Atlantic City, 5.-Durante ell con-
curse de paracaidas, realizado en- Gs-
ia, ell subteniente Brotwell, con ell fin
de probar la bondad de este aparato,
Sc lanzo al espacio desde I'm aeropla-
no que marchaba una velocidad de
'110 millas por hora, desde una altu4
"a de 1900 pies. Brotwelf llevaha un
pacafdas tipo Irwin sujeto los hom-
Bros Ell paracafdas Sc abrio dos Sc
'gundos despues que el hombre hubo
saltado. .@1l"' @AHsl
Durante Ia segunda demostracion,
g AfofRe 6sa eeldea .en la punta de una
de las alas y dej6 que ell photo 10
arrojara al egpacio. En- los dosyca-
sS& "a saescanso Sc produjo' con toda
,felicidads 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-30
En- New York Sc hablan
h6iRta idi0InaS

! =.
De acuerdo tcon una una recierte 0estaT
dfstica que publica lfa Agrppacion de-
nominada Interchureh, World Movi-
ment, aparte del idioSa ingles Sc ha-
bllan en- la ciudadI de New York. 33 di-
ferentes lengpajes, tod9s los dfas, en-
los ,barrios que comprenden Ia isla de
Manila ttalL-E sel i8ronx. s,,s-s..s
Forman los, que poseePg diehps ilo
mas, un conthIgehte,s apr6xfniado tie.
100000 almas.
(; Etaf de; las seeS3pnes gdel area gllqesf
tropolitana comprendida en- esta ges-
tadfstica se.gddiicH j silescllsSr i1ssta
d0nde las iglesias crfstfanas habfan
contribufdo para ell mejofamiento de
as cal0nias eNtranjeras 4poE medic de
aus rt,spactivos idiomas. Hasta d0nde
ia siGIo possible. fa podido c0mprolal
Re que de los 1S4 seryicioS relfgiosos
Iue en- diferenteS hablas seIllevan a
sapo todos los dfas en- New York, per-
scnecen 143 a las doctrinas evang6-
licas, 3s la Iglesia Cat6lica Roma
ia 3 la Ortodoxa dc Grecia. FL
11mere total de miembros que asisten
los oficios, Sc estfma en- 35,677 ex-
tranjeros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-30
IA AQUIGRAFiO

de alguna ambici6n, deseoso9y capaz
de abrir pasO enoel campo industrial
por medic del trabajo y ell estudio
podrfa colocarse en- una central gran.
de. Debe conocer Ia taqnigrafia en-
espafOl e ingles. Sueldo dependera dc
su capacidad, pero sera aIrededor dc
$l25.00 mensuaIes para empezar. Di-
riiase a ''Centralista, Go Ell IMPAIR.
CIAL".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-30
"a moulisacion ae Ias Iadisgtriasl

Ia moUilisacidn de Ias EAaasgtrtds
espGf0Ias.
Madrid, Julio O.. lila sido ordenado
por un decreto real da formation de
nm comit6 central para la movilizaeion
" utilizaci0n de las industrias partf-
culares espanolas en- case de que sea
necesario cuando el pafs Sc yea en-.
iyuelto en- una guerra.
FL coinite investigara todas lastin-
dustrfas de esta naturaleza que exis
ten en- Ia Nacion, que, IIegado eI ins.
tanto, serfan nToviiizadas y puestas
bajo la acei0n Immediate del Ministe-
rio de la Guerra.
Otro decreto que tainbien haE sido
hccho pdblico es el de la iniciaci6n de
i'm sistema de aseguro nacional para
el transporte por mar; bajo cuya ley
todo marino puede reclamar del Es.
tado los henefcios de rigor en- casos
de accidente.
Los fesrocdrriles piden Gumentar
sas tarifGs.
Madrid, julio 11.-Los fefrOcarriles
han aTflInciado que menos que no sc
les autorice amnentar el precio de
sus tarifas, tendran que suspender el
seryicio que vienen prestando por fal.
ia de material v demas equipos nece
sarios esta clase de empresas.
Sc amenaza con una huelga general
case de que los aumentos sugeridos
pOr los ferrocariles les sean concedi.
dos; per0 Sc cree que el Gobierno so
tliciOnara esta nueva crisis con que sc
enfrenta la Naci0n.
Los a'fiaaos institutes dc Ia
Emperoiri@ Eagenid.
Madrid, Julio 12.-El rey Alfonso
que esta on Londres, ha enviado III
despacho al Primer Ministro ordenan-
do que sea Observable un perfOdo de
duelo nacional por espacio de 21 dfas
por la muerte de la Emperatriz
Eugenia, disponiendo que Sc lie rindan
todos los honores acostpmbfados a su
elevada gerarqllfa. =
La mayor parte de lbs nliembros de
Ia aristocracia Y cuerpo diplomatico
han desflado; ante el cadaver de la
eXtinta regia DANA, que esta en- CAPT
lila araiente en- el Palacio de Liria. ire
sidencia de s'i sobrino el Duque de
Alba. Ill
La ex-Emperatriz de Francia, que
muri0 el ultimo domingo EN- esta ciu-
dad, solo tHvo de enfermedad unas
pocas hQras. El sdbado anterior Sc
hallaba pcrfectamente bien, Y al me,
dio dfa -almorz0 como de costumbre
comiendo polio unas tajaditas de
iamon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-30
DC ESlaia J dc los SpaiD|SGfa q Exterior
(Impresiones de Ia Prensa Americana.

aembalsamado y preparado para su
traslado Inglaterra, -donde sera en-
terrada en- Farnborough. La comitiya
fdnebre partira de Espaiia, acompa
NADIA de las mas iIustres personas de
Ia aristocracia espanola.
Los bic,tcs dc Ia Emperatris.
Z Londres, julio 13. Dofia Engenia,
al morir, tenfa va su testamento he
chO. Deja su mansion y estados ad-
yacentes, 1situadOs en- marlborough al
Principe Victor Napoleon Y esposa, la
ex-Princesa Clementina de Belgica, de
acuerdo con un tlespacho recibido por
Il Daily Mail, procedente de Madrld.
Deja asimismo una considerable
suma de diner0 a la Reina Victoria
de Espaia, quien Sc constituy0 su
Iado como una buena hija.
FL Principe herederO de la notable
DANA, reside. Ell Bruselas acompafiado
de SUI familia.
Tn so1rino del Rdiseli, Grrestado.
Madrid, julio 513.-Muley Mustafa
Ibsen Osnar, sobrino del celebre ban,
dido marroqui, Raisuli, ha sido redu-
edo prisi6n por orden del Gobierno.
La noticia ha provOcado grandes Co
mentarios, pues habfa sido llamato a
esta capital para que informara al
Gobierno de Ia Monarqufa acerca de
las posiciones de Tetuan, Marruecos.
Mustafa lizo tleclaraciones que no
Sc ile habfan preguntado, por 10 cual
fu6 arrestado; pero 10 declarade por
6l no Sc ha dado la publici1ad. Df
cese que Ell el hotel donde Sc hallaba
hospedado en- Madrid, Sc puso en- Co
municaci0n con un petardista, para
prop0sitos que Sc ignoran de pt1blico.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-06
CUMMINGS DECLARES
THIS CONGRESS is A
MELANCHOLY FAILURE

New York, Feb. 5.-Democratic
leadership in the senate has stood for
unqualified ratification Of the treaty
CT peace, Homer S. Cummings. chair
man OF the Democratic national COM
mittee, declared in an address to-
night at the testimonial dinner given
him by the National Democratic club.
When that became impossib1e.@~-he
added. cit has stood for such reser
vations as would preserve the2sptrit
of the document and make its res1b-
mission unnecessary"
eff Republican leadership he
continued, "blind to overwhelming
necessity for an honorable Inc speedy
peace, drives this issue ultimately
into the arena Of politics. the Dem
ocratic party will unfalteringly take
up the gage Of battle. Upon that
issue we shall have the support OF
the moral and spiritual forces of the
nation. We shall have the support
Of the churches of the land. Weshall
have the support Of the business i'm
F~terests which are now suffering fDom
the delay in the restoration ofsStns
peace OF, the world. We shall have
the support of the laboring men of
America, who do not want to be driv-
en- again into war, and we shall have
the support of the women Of the
United States"
Abiding to the committee Of III,
appointed by Chairman Hays Of the
Republican national committee,
Chairman Cummings said hat il the
committee ever meets, lit will be
necessary to call II the militia to
preserve order"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-06
q HOUSES FOIs SALE,
Watch Grand Forks Grow
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.ssoo.oo-s Room house. all modern. on
Belmont st. A.
$500. o0-7 room house, all modern, on
u. South 4th St.
$40. oo.o0-12 room house. all modern. on
Reeves Ave.
$4,000. ooa sa,t room n, hesse. all modern. on
$500. 00-9 room house. al; modern, on
North 4th St.
$420o.oo-7 room house, all modern. on
S230o.o0-6 room house. all modern hut
heat, on North Sd st. i.
$500 per acre for 1850 acres Of good land
only 3 miles from East Grand
Forks. Minnesota
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