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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-07-23
Plaintiff,

Plaintiff,
vs..
Mrs. Sarah V. Abelhart. ............
Abolhart. husband Of the
defendant Mrs. Sarah Abel
hart. the unknown heirs and
devisees of Sarah V. Abelhart.
deceased. the unknown heirs
and devisees of .........................
Abelhart deceased. former
husband of the defendant Mrs.
Sarah " Abelhart. c. G..
Thayer and Elizabeth Thayer
his wife. the unknown heirs
and devisees of c. G. Thayer,l
deceased, and ........... Thayerl
her husband, the unknown
heirs and devisees Of ...............
Thayer, former husband Of
Elizabeth Thayer. .............. .......
shaw husband of Elizabeth
Shaw the unknown heirs and
devisees of ........................S Shaw
deceased. f. NJ. Kelly and Mrs.
e. NJ. Kelly. wife of the defen-l
dant E. NJ. Kelley. the I'M
known heirs and devisees of s
f. NJ. Kelly, deceased. the un-
known heirs and devisees of
Mrs. f. NJ. Kelly. deceased,
George l.. TuXford and Mrs.
George l.. Tuxford his wife
the unknown heirs and de-
visees of George l.. Tuxford,
deceased, the unknown heirs
and devisees Of Mrs. George
L. TuXford, deceased, Mrs.
George /. TuXford. wife of the
defendant Geo. L. Tuxford. the
unknown heirs and devisees of
Mrs. Geo l.. Tuxford. de-
ceased, Mrs. ADELAIDE Case
and Case her hus-
band, the unknown heirs and
levisees of................... Case
deceased. former husband of
Mrs. Adelaide Case. the UNI
known claimants of Lots l and
in Block 30 and of Lots III
md Is in Block II, all in the
original townsite of Shoshone.
lincoln County Idaho.
Defendants
--.... The State of Idaho sends a
ngs to the above named Defends
You are hereby notified tn
has been filed against
the District Court of the Fo
judicial District of the State of Il
and for the County of Lincoln
ne above named plaintiff, and YOU
ereby directed to appear and ans
ne said complaint within twenty
( the service of this summon,
erved within said Judicial Dist
nd within forty days if served
here; and you are further not
hat unless you so appear and
wer said complaint within the
erein specified the plaintiff will
idgment against you as prayed
'id Complaint
This action is brought to q
tie in the plaintiN to Lots 1 an
Block 80 and of Lots II and 1,
lock H. all in the original to
te Of the village of Shoshone. I
'ln County. Idaho. and for the G.
suit
Witness my hand and the Sea
I'D District Court, this goth day
ny. 1920.
T. A. Bowler.
CIerI
f&,an .,c
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-07-23
Phelan's Defeat Expected


The Democrats have only to 10
chance Of re-olectlng Senator Phelan
Of California He comes from nor
.maly Republican state and state
which idolizcs Isram Johnson. fot
whom phelan has no use and with
whom ne never co-operates There is
no particular reason why Phelan
should expect to he returned. and only
a Democratic landslide brought about
10y the presidential campaign. will re-
turn Phelan to the Senate.
There is a very slight chance thar
the Republicans may elect senator
in Maryland to succeed Senator smith
hnt this is a remote chance They
have slightly better prospect in Ari-
iona whore Senator Mare smith is
seeking another term. Both these
Smiths have more than an even chance
OF being reelected.
In Colorado is an opportunity ror
Republicans TO gain the seat now fill
~" wy f''lAtt'i N'tiHH. Sumo inpuluS
ago Thomas announced that he would
not seek recollection. Since making
that announcement ne has pursued an
independent course in the senate.
which has operated very greatly to
'nhance his popularity and to mark him /.
as one Of the fearless men Of Congress
In view ~ this new strength. /
Thomas viii reconsider and seek r. |
election is not known. II he should /
be- re-nomihated he would be hard /
nan TO beat n Thomas is not nomi-
mated. Republicans figure that trey
have fair chance, II not good
nance Of elecung the next senator.
rhey did elect senator in Colorado
wo years ago. and have had Republi-
ians from there before,
Developments May Change Outlook
A. the campaign progresses there
nay be decided changes In the soma
oriai outlook States that now seem
afeiy Republican may become decid
'dly do1Slfui and Democratic pros
,ecfs nay be aifsfod by later develop
aepta. A. TIE present moment, how
ser. tho opportunities fcf Republican
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Sailor of Many Seas
Shows Three Mexicdns
About Art OF Boxing

Hey, take ne out OF de brig Put
ne on deck and let ne Gwab Bit
I want 20 work
John Michael Kelly, ex-sailor and
holder OF & boxing title IN the At
lautic feet, voiced from his cell IN
the city jaiI this plea 20 jailor a A
Funk. Saturday
When Il was granted he proved
himself z whirlwind and shirkeo not
any task that was given him here s
EeIly's story
You know I boxed a bit IN the
navy and met some pretty hard boys
kelly has papers showing that ne
boxed for wounded soldiers in France
while aboard the u. S. S. O'Bryans
torpedo boat. Well they put me
away IN this jail for five days Last
night & big Mexican walked al over
ne bed. an e Uaso Herald folded
double. / argued with him ana told
him TO watch his step 81 the dark
AS I got 70 ny feet he rushed
ne But ! could see enough Of his
chin 70 hold ny fist and nit him
fOthsr prisoners corro5orateo this oy
poiutinE 20 = blood stain on the cell
roorl. After ! had laid aim away
two OF his pals jumped ne ana lor
90 Minutes ] got more action than
ever got IN e fight n the navy
Then Me1icans IS funny fighters,
but Uncle Sans navy teaches you
how 70 handle any kind Of scrapperi
and sometimes two OF three Al one
time" he said i hope didn't hurt
has man I hit in the dark"
one OF the chain gang iaborers
presented himself Saturday morning
with a greatly enlarged jaw, but de-
olsred himself fit for work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
HOLMES AND MILLER MUST
SERVE THEIR SENTENCES

According 10 dispatches from New
Orleans. Ia. George Holmes and
Frank Miller. Of e Paso, must serve
the terms 70 which they were cen
fenced. in the Fort LeavenWorths
Eas., federal penitentiary. for the
alleged theft OF arms and ammuni-
ton from the United States army for
the purpose Of selling them % the
Mexican rebel army Of Francisco
Villa
The United States circuit court OF
appeals Friday, the dispatch said, az
firmed the sentence Of five years i'm
posed upon Holmes and Miller in fed
eral district cours here
According 10 Information from the
office Of the bureau OF Investigation
United States department OF Justice.
two soldiers. Ernest 3. Slalder and
John Il Minahan. also convicted In
connection with the ease, already are
serving sentence IN Leavenworth,
and a third soldier. who testified for
the government IN the case. Is now
free on parole.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
FORMER TFNTH CAVALRY
COMMANDER IS RETIRED

Douglas, ARK. April 10 - Col
Cornelius c. Smith, last year in com
mand Of the 10Th cavalry al Fort
Huachuca. has been retired and VIII
make his home in Tucson, where he
was reared His father was an Of
ficer at old Fort Lowell. near Tue
son. and his mother vas daughter OF
William Curry, one o. the most
famous OF Tucson's pioneers, one Of
the leaders Of the noted Camp Grant
slaughter Of Apaches-
Ma. b =. Norveu has been trans
ferred from Fort Bliss TO this point,
as regimental surgeon OF the First
cavalry.
Capt Samuel c Kemp, First cav
airy. has been ordered 70 New
Orleans on recruiting service
Second Lieut. ]. P. Zachman has
been ordered 10 command Of the ma
chine gun company Of the 18th in
fantrv Al Fort Huachucz. relieving
CAPT. John P. Koran. ordered TO FL
Paso for examination FOR promotion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Grandmother Of
Boy Asks Court
For His Custody

The love OF grandmother for her
grandchild caused Mrs. Frances z
Stoner 70 file suit against Mabel
Goodrich, known as Bernardine
Goodrich, and her husband. Wendell
E. Goodrich, for the possession %
William Young, q five-year-old boy.
The case was filed Friday In the 65th
district court
Mrs Stoner, widow, states IN her
petition that Mabel Goodrich is the
wife Of Wendell E. Goodrich. and
that the couple has the custody and
possession OF william Young. who
is Mrs Goodrich's son by her former
husband. who lives In California.
The petition alleges that the child
IS abused
A deputy sheriff went to the Good
rich house Saturday TO take the child
into custody until the case against
his mother and stepfather was set
tied, but the Goodrich family had
moved The search for the child.
however Will be continued, according
to the sheriffs office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Keep in touch Nth out oindoD displays.
AUTO OWNERS CONTRIBUTE
$3.50 TO NO6ALES TREASURY

Nogales, Sonora, April IA new
method for recouping municipal
funds has been found IN handling
traffic. according 10 new resulationL
Forty-tvo automobile owners who
had parked their machines around
the municipal palace were brought
up n a single batch and fined S25
each. thus contributing SI050 toward
the cost OF government
Another automobile item co1cerns
q Chinaman. Tom Ling. lately from
Muiege. Baja California Run down
BY an automobile, OF which the
drivers were unidentified. the visitor
was taken 70 the municipal hospital.
where Il developed he was carrying
$4,000 IN currency. Re died after
three days suffering.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

seat OF the court shah be chosen by
the governments.
Arbitration Il Provided.
The signatory powers shall
submit 20 the court all questions that
might give rise 70 International com
plications wherever they cannot be
settled by the members involved In
the event o. a conflict arising be-
tween the signatory powers and an
other nation not signatory 70 the
court and no agreement having been
reached. the siEnatory powers shall
place all the documents II the case
ar the disposal OF the court which
shall proceed as 81 deems best toward
the settlement Of the difficulty Il.
unfortunately. this friendly settle
ment should fail notice thereof shall
be given TO the siEnatory powers
so that they make common cause and
order the closing OF their ports TO
the trade Of the offending country;
should this not prove ADEQUATE, they
with their land and sea forces The
country benefited sh ID be obliged to
bear the expenses, according 10 It's
resources and in the discretion Of the
g. The court shall aid ia the con
struction OF ships among the sigma
tory powers which do not non pos
sess them. these shall be devoted in
times Of peace TO trade purposes and
during the war to cosstwise defence
WouId Prevent Wars
"a. Should civil war break cut IN
a slgnatory power. the court may in
tsrvene TO bring about a cessation
Of the horrors whenever II shall
deem il necessary and the other
powers shall lend their aid as NAV
IS. The court shan devote special
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
SANTA FE RAILROAD TO
RESUME COLONIZATION WORK

The santa Fe railroad has resumed
its southwest colonization policy
The publication Of this railroad s
official magazine. The Earth has
been renewed after two years and
more Of suspension. in keeping with
the governments war conservation
program In the first issue OF the
resumed publication The announce
ment Is made that steps viii be taken
20 continue the work Of bringing
forms the trade territory OF Il Paso-
The colonization work OF the santa
Fs railroad viii be carried on under
the direction OF c. L SeaErares. su-
pervisor Of agriculture FOR the road.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Same Swiss Couple
DiUorced Three Times

Geneva, Switzerland, April ia
young Swiss couple named Lersner,
OF Zurich, have created q new kind OF
matrimonial record They were both
aged 20 when they married about six
years ago They we're divorced with
IN a year, but fell in love again and
marriage followed. with another d.
vorce after II months. Once more
they were remarked. and divorce has
been pronounced . third tine at
Zurich.
The couple belong 70 rich families
and have no children. Joking friends
frequently ask them. Are you mar
ried or divorced Just nowT'
Il should be added that divorce IN
Switzerland Is much quicker and FAR
less expensive than in America. A
couple must personally appear before
magistrate, who attempts q recon
Citation. II this fails. they are sent
before q judicial tribunal where. II
the couple agree 70 q divorce and re-
fuse Intervention, q decree nisi Is
Immediately pronounced. and they are
free 70 marry after leaving the court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
LATIN LEAGUE Of NATIONS ASKED;
BARS U.S. AND MONROE DOCTRINE

YTyAsHNeTos1 D. C., April 10
w By the Associated Press).-
AFTER studying the state depart
ments Interpretation Of the Monroe
doctrine. sent several weeks ago. the
congress OF Salvador adopted a. de-
cree proposing the creation Of a
LetIn-Amerlcan court Of arbitration
with the United states excluded
should the proposed court so de
eide. the Pau-American union. with
headquarters here. the Central Ameri-
the International bureau Of Guzte-
ulall- 10 the formation o. which the
Eultsd States was instrum entail
would be abolished
Copies Of the decree were com
municated to Central and South
American republics. copy also has
been received al the state depart
Text Of Proposal
As received here through other Of
fetal channels, the decree follows;
The executive is hereby author
led 70 address the chancellories Of
the Latin American countries through
Whatever instrumentalities he may
deem most suitable, with view 10
bringing 10 their knowledge and con-
sideratiulns the esta blishrlent Of a
court Of arbitration 70 settle inter
national difficulties Of any nature
arising among the signatory powers
subject 70 the following conditions.
81 Each Of she signatory powers
SHAH name through its respective
legislative branch a judicial rep
resentative who shall serve Tor the
period fixed BY its constitution. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
RETAILERS WILL MEET AT
REGULARLY MONTHLY DINNER

The retail merchants Of Fl Paso
viii meet at $50 o'clock Thursday
evening at the chamber Of commerce
grill at the second OF their monthly
dinnere. Cyrus Jones. an attorney,
VIII talk TO the merchants on the his
tory and prospects Of the Hueco
basin. n H Barroughs manager OF
the Elite confectionery VIII sing.
There viii be vaudeville stunt ana
N orchestra win show I'D at 6 o'clock
to furnish music. a general discus
sion Of business conditions viii con-
cluds the program
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Form ''OueraH Club at
Tampa to Beat II. c. L.

Tampa. Fla. April 10.-It Is becom-
ing fashionable 70 wear overalls IN.
Tampa
Because Of the high cost OF other
styles OF garments an Overall club"
has been formed here. the members
pledginE themselves to wear overalls
on all possible occasions The club
has several hundred members.
II = expected similar clubs viii be
formed in other towns throughout the
state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
COOKING OIL MANUFACTURERS
TO sTANDARDLZE PACKAGES

Austin. Texas, April io.-F. &.
VFeinerL commissioner Of markets and
warehouses has called q meeting Of
manufacturers OF vegetable cooking
Oh q De neiu In his ofrice April 20
for the purpose OF considering the
standard ization Of packages OF con
tainers for vegetable cooking oils,
There is considerable confusion
throuehDut the state, especially
among dealers IN cooking oils BY
reason OF the fact that there are 8
multitude Of sizes IN which cooking
oils are being sold, said commissioner
Weinert-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
7. B. Gwin viii attend
Social Welfare Meeting

J. B Gwin. secretary OF the Asso-
ciated Charities. win attend the ma
tional conference on social welfare
workers In New Orleans, Ia, next
Wednesday. The monthly meeting OF
the Associated Charities has been
postponed from next Tuesday until
after Mr.. Gwin returns
At the next nesting OF the Asso-
ciated Charities the plans for the
new building viii be submitted The
first building win be one Of a num-
Der the organization viii erect on
the downtown property Il recently
acquired with funds from the $4,000
budget campaign fund last fall Il
will be two stories and have sun
porcheE, q place for WorklngInen 20
lodge and special quarters for tuber-
culars
1t viii be known a. the Robert
Erakauer Memorial building. in honor
OF the late Mr. Krakauer, who was
formerly president OF the Associated
Charities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

The longest line Of would be
Jnarsz visitors that has yet bssieged
the chamber OF commerce IN one day
for passports was At the chamber
Saturday. Tourists and Fl Paso
business men had no difficulty n OBJ
tanning permit endorsements from
the chamber O commerce. There was
considerable dlspleasure, however, on
the part OF passport seekers st the
delay IN the Issuance OF the permits.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Grandma MaxweH, Town
Marshal. Cleans Un

Percy. III. April 1o-sPetticoat gov
eminent, has been 100 percent eff
cscious here. -Grandma" Mrs. Jane
Maxwell. 90. has been the town mar
sh1l FOR about a year During that
time there have been no arrests IL
the little town OF 1900 Inhabitants.
Grandma" Maxwslrs only weapon
has been her worthy smile
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Women Proposes
Home For Girls
In LOyer VALLEY

Plans Tor establishing q home for
delinquent girls OF Ell Paso we're made
At a meeting OF the committee OF
eight IN charge OF the project held
Service club
The city and county will be called
on 10 lend influence in getting about
. acres Of land owned by the county
near the poor farm and county hos
piuai and build On this land cottages
10 be used as homes for delinquent
girls
IL was also agreed that an effort
should be made 20 get the county 70
transfer the clinic 70 one OF the cot
taEes and 70 spend the county appro-
priation for the clinic in maintaining
the clinic and keeping up the home
for girls
II The county will donate the use
Of the land for this purpose, L is
two cottages and for the remainder
OF the money 10 be taken up By
popular subscription
The plan for such z county home
was brought Up by DR.. Alice g. Mer-
chant. who discussed the possibilities
Of such a project and the advantages
Of a rural detentfon home for girls
Besides DR.. Merchant and police
chief MONTGOMERY. members OF the
committee are Mrs. George A. War
zen. Mrs. L 7. Robinson. ensi gu Ivy
0Iderhure. OF the Salvation army,
afrs. r. i. Lewis. Mrs. g. B. Burling-
ham and 9frs- q. A. Critchett-
A Joint meeting OF the city council.
the county commissioners mayor
Charles Davis and the committee
nlanninc the home for delinquent
girls, viii be held at IL o'clock Tues
dav morning in the council chamber
OF the city hail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
c SSirS ssas,s, s.s!.,s

The Chiropactic Society most cor
daily invites all members and friends
interested IN the work the society Is
doing for the benefit Of suffering
humanity. The meeting is called for
Tuesday, April 18th. 1870 .. n. at
601 Caplss Bldg. Come and bring
your friends--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
PRICES HAVE COME DOWN; A
WONDERFUL. WAIST VAIIIF

Recently we hurried q buyer 20
New York when we heard prices on
various lines OF Ready to Wear were
liable TO break. By doing this We
VIII be able % save Popular Gus
toners thousands OF dollars on
Spring Ready 70 Wear.
This morning we received an cx-
press shipment OF 1000 handsome
Net Waists which were bought al a
fraction OF their worth. This Is only
one OF several purchases our buyer
has made These waists are hand
somely embroidered aid come in
twelve styles In white. ecru and suit
shades. We have Net Waists IN stock,
bought earlier, which are priced at
$500 and 500.
At the prices We obtained on these
Waists We are able 20 offer them
AZ the unheard Of low prics for .
handsome Net Waist-sl-7a.
These Net Waists viii be on sale
Monday in the Downstairs Store. See
the display in center case on san
Antonio St
THE POPULAR DRY GOODS co.
ADV.
Thar are .urr,-lr-afrr-. ora rrn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

attention TO the enactment OF ade-
ouate. Uniform Hesitation among the
sfrnatorv powers and to stimulating
the friend1iesf possible relations
IS. The executive Is hereby au-
thorizad to offer the capital OF the
renuhlsc to the other nations IN the
event that no other be chosen for the
first meeting. and 70 pay the neces-
sarv EXPENSES.
=. Immediately after the install
iation OF the Latin-American court,
the central American court OF JUS
tice Of Carriage. the lnternationa
bureau Of Guatemala and the Inter
national bureau Of American repub-
lies che Pan-Anerican unionl with
its seat in Washington, shall cease
TO function should the court 50 de-
eide.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
JAP REINFORCEMENT
SENT INTO MANCHURIA

Tokio. Japan. April San addi-
tlonal 5000 troops 20 rsinforcs the
Jauzness soldiers IN Manchura sailed
today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Todd PrOteCtograph
Sales Company

shsldou Hldg. ass. Rsso. Tsz.s
The chemical qualities contained IN the fibre Of Protod Checks
prevent the Of acid for the purpose Of alteration
Of "a Of the payee Registration under supervision Of the
General indemnify Company prevents duplication Of Check
Blanks and forgery.
su0unk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

aAprn sth 1870.
careful inFeEffEaffon been convinced
Protod Cheeks furnIEhed
By the Todd PrOtectoEr1ph Company, erpedlent
baak and business firm that issues many
and drnfta
have placed order for . supply OF these
clshiers' Checks Drafts since
on
permit hank to furnish
recommend who
uurnberE Of check Investigate
opportunity and supply themselves with
our institutlon VIII stn furnish the plain printed
and uthoeraphed checks TO Vto desire
5ut neriae customer for their protection
Erorou Checka While have Euatuinod e -
throuEh other Individuals
experience such losses. ne consider
reasonable against contlnEen
ctea and 10 friends
aafe-guardinE Of their funds.
eHouru respectfully.
il. r. DUNLAP. Cashier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
Leakage

Remember the story Of the n1iser
and the wine cask2 The nliser had
IN his cellar cask of cheap Dine.
One day he busted" the spigof a
couple Of 'busts' to driUe It into
he bmghoLe. In so doing he
started a leak on the far side of the
cask. With his right thumb he
stopped the bunghole and Nth his
left thumb he stopped the leak.
While he Das hugging the casB G
thief, upstairs, stole all his aIDer.
Hearing the thief, he rushed up
stairs, losing both Dine and siloer.
Are you Ike this NAM You sag
to me: "Oh, that suit is too highl'
You are hugging a cdsk Of cheap
Dine. for wear and service are the
aLoer you should guard.
I sag to you: Buy a customs made
suit today for less than a ready-to-
IOear suit Cat present prices; for
get cost and focus on tOear and
OaIue."
Do not hug the wine cask and lose
your al0eT-Maybe you can SAGE
a dollar By buying lOw-priced
clOthing-In the end, howeoa,
gOu wiH pay for a poor suit three
times what I DiH charge you for
a good suit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10
The Wilcox Bank & Trust Co.


THOUGH THEIR CASHIER MAN or WIDE FV-
II THEIR DUTY ENER-
CIsE EVERY REASONABLE PRECA UTION.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-10

There are approximately 1880, 900
men OF voting age IN Texas At the
present time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
FOR sNLE-KEAL EsTNTE

'OzN. MobERN NGALo "
Large. fuii basement. laundry fuil
front porch entry hall. large Nv
iuE room. fireplace. book cases
etc. pleasant solid paneisd dining
room. CHEEKY IVORY suhmried
bedrooms, large closets with win
doNs and electric llEhtH. large
snow white en- atm Z q s cabinet
Kitchen aud bath. best plumbing
fixtures. electric wall witches ~
painted outside and hrtlatirnlly
decorated inside double construct
cd built Tor n home FIRST rlaaa
condition thruout, splendid neigh
hofhnod excellent view two
blocks car and pavement GHnainr
bargain. 1880 easy terms. Hun
Ha.8w 1851 Is ssth. owner at st2t
tffh g. North z0Gt