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Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15
Mule Couldn't Stand 6 Years of Suspense

VHYAUKEGAN, ILL.-Six years ago
w began Lake county's celebrated
mule case. James F. Doyle OF Deer
f,eld originally dwned the mule. That
much is sure. John X. Morris ike
wise of Deerfield, is the other party
TO the suit. That's sure too. It's
also certain that there has been at
least one trial in a justice court ana
three hearings on appeal in the cir
cult court. But that's about MS far
as even a Philadelphia lawyer could
be expected to get the hang OF this
famous case.
However when 1t came up before
Judge C. c. Hakwards of Waukegan
the other day, 1t seemed to be reason
ably clear that Morris had possession
Of the mule. Doyle, tos.all appear
ances, Rtnted Morris to pnytbim $3.50
for the use of the mule--$10 month
for rs months.
On the other hand, 1t appeared to be
plain that Morris wanted the sum OF
$50 from Doyle. According to bis
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15
- SupiK7snzan of the Apes Had Relapse?

has been IN the woods for months and
months Who lie Is and where he
came from Is a mystery. He IS be.
Teved demented. At times he retains
the power OF speech, as he called to
three boys one day. At other times
he grimaces and makes signs and
iabhers, hut speaks no words.
For his haunts he has chosen a
heavily wooded island created by a
fork in the NiShnabotna river near the
site of Seelcy's old mill. The mill
wns the pioneer water mill Of south
ern Iowa and has long since fallen
10 decay. The mill dam IS broken and
the whole thing is now but a pile OF
rocky ruins.
The whole country side turns out
Sundays to hunt the ape man. Last
time the hunt was on 1.WS people
headed hy sheriff Ed Peterson, spent
the entire day searching the bottoms
along the Nishnabotna river. Auto
mobile parties from Stanton, Eliiott'
Red Oak, Griswood Coburg, Niliisca
and the surrounding towns were on
the scene. Farmers from practically
every township In the county LOOK
part in the hunt, More than go auto
mobiles we're parked in the district
and during the search fifty automo'
bies patrolled the roads. Many mem
bers of the posses brought their fam
lilies and made picnic day OF 1t.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15
l.362,s72 FRENCH KILLED
FInat Figures GNtr or F-eefeTS
TotsI Dead In the Great
European VA

rar, Tgua official s'aUs't-~ =
The ministry 81 sar 6Nc- 'tc total
number ~ French soldiers kl'el iur
Ing the great war at l@S- - of
t.ls number tby details ~ he fate
~ aGi si4 are unknown.
Reduction OF military service g. lt~s
thau fsa wears is iWrnssiti" 81 thc
present time. saia " Icfryro. minis
ter ~ war. while explaining The main
pagn's 81 The projected reorganization
If The army to the military COMMITTEE"
OF the rhamher q deputies.
Is. Of French troops 90 thc orient
was discussed hy the minister who
declared that forces uuw 90 The near
east numbered 7oost men. most II
the organizations there being colonial
regiments
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15

DtED oAR,lAf.IIas Tarzan of the
n Apes hat Shothcr relapse? Any
way, 1pesfls naked wild s man m IN ,,dn,, the
woods ~ VIZ. northern end of Mont
goYfiery county who takes to the trees
when pursued and swings from branch
to branch a In Tarzan.
For month reports of wild man.
entirely nude, roaming over the north
erh end Of the county with SeeieN :
mpl as a center, have been coming IN
tolRed Oak. He was seen by dozen
different people. He was reported as
about 80 yearS old. with, a long mat
ted beard and hair and with muscles
like an orangr outang.
The wild man has returned 10 the
primevsl and is roaming the woods
like an animal. His body has been
colored a deea san BY exposure to sun
and weather, and from appearances ne
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15

held for his fellow cuuu'rym'n The
hrcaihlcss trusity II n forrest outpost.
pc-ring through the isaft scFrru O.: his
covert toward ths enemy lines. his
rife huggcd close with fingers
cIiuchcd over the triggvr ~ another
o slash ~ llghi from ha'f oiFn~i
door has painted uu iN' screen = nisht
lust q hint az column. irampihE "n
toward battle Just young face or
'wo In the line weary. dirty hut wlth
ia~s grim se' vl'h purJus" Aga'n II
Is "a hospital that has gripp"t the art
lists Imagination, tsist"i. wr'thiur
FORM under 'hc 'uuhiri blanket with
agony in ever, iiur and over u th"
steady ryc,i surgeon or ID" r~fffll
Hgurr 81 an army uurss
War implements Displayed
H. ruums around the plsturv display
ars shown an thr rnrn'l'ss thing
With which the army and 'he navy
dcnlt In the war. the guns thc h"fuhs.
the uniforms u abs and enemy ALIKE.
captured weapons and German var
gear - many Kinds These form q
striking sr;'fns fUr 'nr epic tale ~"
var artists have pictured. rrhHhly 'hc
srf1 such r.HrH over Hss"rhlesi f't
F., hogan With fE" arFy and rans on
fl thD departure nf 'he h"mrnari
transports af fhs close
Artists NAa uair tl" T5r'arrs aI| -
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15

AJEW YORK; -"Gr' busy and arrest
IN him" YELLED Peter kur,s ~ the
Howard bakery company at iiN West
Forty.risht street da,hns into the
West Forty seventh street police sta
don
ARREST whomr replied prioctiV"
sergeants Richard aud Edward p.llou
and Thomas Brady. refusing to ert
excited enough TO forget their gram
mar.
The holdsup Who stuck me no. He
ought 70 be- easy to find He's "a poet
"lic is poctf
How de- you know ItT'
This from Richard Dillon. who Is
,omethlng Of Vcrs.iicr himself a.
Fou see.
"Somc'lug new iU crime
4 hoid.up !u rhyme"
pId II lmp-or worse
Was IL HIRE ver>t
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15

~ the grca, tragedy In groups ~ hud'
dlci dead IN wrecked enemy trenches
over which the tide ~ victory had
poured Again. half gllmpsed through
a dnvupour 81 rain. truiging, soddrn
infantry column j. moving onward
through sen ~ mud as the artist ~"
Il. or ga endless line ~ weary gun
teams drars forward the batteries 20
blast fh. ruad to triumph
AZ one point the artist caught and
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15

Valparaiso. Ind Hy the terms of
the viii Of Edgar II CyumpacEer his
son. owen l., Crumpacser i"cal at.
tarnoy ~ this city, Is 10 receive S'sa
additional, providing he marries The
Younger Crumpackvr also will re-
celve large law library which he
lnngpd to his father who was for
wears representative io congress from
the Tenth Indiana district, He left
a large estate. Of which large part
consists of land bordering along Lake
Michigan, In close proximity Ia the
steel mills Of Gary The local attor'
ney is n bachelor.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15
Cant Cut Off My Leg"
Says Railroad Engineer

4 ass railroad eas .eFf hta4r = yoars
aea my leg VAS SERIOUSLY tufsfvt ta an
accident cot Nest Jtsfa nfF gef4shg 70
Ailnw ths 50. tor 70 amuutats Z AS
told - wuHft 10 twtEsaEs be - hrEf ths
wound { have tsfei al klgts at satSss
ArN lad mary doctors tn the past y
year. hHt 20 no al FINALLY resolved
10 rno pFTFRs0S.s OINTMENT On my
lex YaH cannot imagine H1F Astnnlsh-
usent Wtrr ! found tt was dstaE what
over SOC tNt~rs had fat'sd - So NJ lea
is ROW surupar'elx c4rNt Jus l{AGt~ -
Myrtle avrugs prgrok twn ~ Y Great
for psles eczema Old sores AEt aii sktn
diseases * cents Man ar,iwrp Hlist
Peterson Otatrncat CO Inc Nu~aio Y.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15
GALES of GOTHAM
t5and t5,l:2ll.l nd1oherICITIES 1l''' r!
A New Thing in Crime: Hold Up in Rhyme
This rival contribution from The OH
or Dillon,

cr hillnu,
Long hair, flowing tie,
Faycd cuns. soulful eyer
This from Brady. not to he out
done.
lie walked right IN and showed his
gun. ~ was counting out my mon'
replied Hurts. uucouscicusly falling
INTO line. And right away 10 me
dld say
"'Say hid, just look m" in the
face.
I Just dropped In 10 clean this place.
So come across with an you've got
| never fall 20 hit the spot"
81 had my hands up before he got
to look So he just dipped int" the
cash register with his free hand ana
picked ont S5l. AZ the door he stops
and says:
- thank you for this wad OF dough
And now. good day l think III
blow"
"Tn tell the world that's poetry and
he's poet"
ANYWAY" remarked Brady, he
getting about So line for it--whl'h
Is prontcrrin' and agln the law
Cvmon. fellcrs. lets go"
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15

Reasons for the abandonment of
the field at Newark by the depart
ment are Indicated In statement by
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15

figuring 1t had cost him VIZ mohtn
to board the mule. Board for 70
months et this rate is evidently an
offset to $3.50 and $50 over.
Judge Edwards evidently had mas
tered the intricacies Of this celebrated
case. Anyway. he ordered Morris to
return the mule. pay Doyle $3.50 and
pay the costs of the four hearings
mentioned.
But the six years Of suspense had
been too much for the mule.
He dropped dead.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15
BETTER
DEAD

Lh. 10 q burden when the body
10 racksd with pain. Everything
worries and the victim becomes
despoodcnt and downhear;ei. To
bring back the sunshine take
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15

wsl ttlace them All lsavt 81 hle'ni'A<.
Stegt Ameasa promptly. Does not hiis-
ter OF ftfnovs the kaif. aBi kafts car ee
worked. s. oshs'tls delivered tssa "a
knSORHtSE. tR.- ~ sssss@4 - s~ts-s<s
HssHsst 49, s-ssss Asss. s-szHfs Nssss-s "a
ac..,F.. e. I.a.auszsa rls.t4 y t,szas &c
sss. - asa.tssA NJ ssa rsa s@ss y rss stst
VS. YOUNG. lee. iFs ts.s. D. sseass.Aa. s.sx
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15
West More Chesty
Than Eastern States

Washington In an Effort 70
secure better fitting uniforms for
American soldiers, more than
10000 men In the army have
had their mcasnn taken the
war department announced. The
measurements we're said 10 form
the most comprehensive survey
ever made for tailoring purposes
and will he made available to
the clothing trade,
The survey has shown what
proportion of sizes should be car
rIcd for troops, according to the
war department and will enable
reduction IN the stock of sur
pIus clothing kept ON hand to NIL
acquisitions,
Measurements showed that
the biggest chested soldiers
came from western states. while
the smallest chcstch men were
from the eastern department.
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15

Efficiency In operation of postal mir
planes Is based on leaving the fields
within Il minutes Of scheduled time
on maintaining "a speed for a miles
an hour for Curtiss R-is and 30 miles
for DIi As and Martin homhers, on the
absence or number of forced landings
and on making flights without damage
Of any character 20 engine or plane in
taking.ofr. landing. taking or flying
The rating by fields in May was as
follows:
Marble Hill press., 1920-07-15
Planes Fly Total OF 54,693 Miles
in Month OF May, Says
Official Report.
EFFICIENCY IN OPERATION
New YORK Washington Route Shows
ss Per Cent and Chicago Omaha
Route the Same-Newark Field
Delays Two Routes.

Washington. United States mail
planes fiew total of Ii.Ga miles ln
NAV, according 70 tie report mad"
fnhllc by second Assistant Fostmas-
ter General Pucgcr The average ~
efficiency on The New York Washing
Ton route was - per cent, Cleveland.
Chicago. 76 per cent and Chicago
Omahu. ~ per cent.
only two iorrad landings were made
because ~ mcChtnlcal trouble IN
either planes or motor. tifteen 9th
ors were made because Of shortage Of
gas or oil through combating head
winds. four because Of weather and
seven because new pilots got OF th"'r
courses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
Florida-Sale or Rent.

CENTRAL FLORIDA-Small furnished hotel ;
big demand for accommodations: large
plot, fruits, vcrandas; s., 900. GRIFF1ITIiS.
Fort Lauderdale. Fla. 49,.
LAKELAND HIGHLANDS. In tine sunny
hills OF Polk county. 300 feet above sea
level, offers an Investment which can yield
large returns on the capital employed; per-
petual scientific grove care plan at cost;
unsurpassed all year o.imate an ideal en-
vironment and pleasure in all Its most
wholesome forms attractive homes, beauti-
full country club. picturesque lakes ard scei..
cry. Write for book No. 10. w. L. HALLAM
& Co. Tribune Building. New York.
FLORIDA cottages. groves, lands for sale
rent, everywhere. GRIFFITHS. Fort Lau-
derdale, Fla.
MIAMI-Ten acres, attractive bungalow
tropical shrubs, flowers, oranges. grape
ffult avocado pears; $4,000; photographs
IIRCINER. 2i2 Broadway, New YORK.
NEAR PALATKA. Florida.-1 900 acres
fertile land. suitable general farming
raising sugar cane. growing oranges, grape
fruit; suitable cattle. hog ranch price ~ 600
easy terms. KIRCHNER, 2l2 Bway, N. 4
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Pennsylvania-Sale or Rent.

EXCEPTIONAL all day dispersal sale for
Mr.. John c. Mengel at his Gwyndale Farm
premises. Evans road. Gwynedd Valley. Pa.
mile east Philadelphia and Allentown troll
ley, stop No ii, miles east of Gwynedd
Valley station. Bethlehem branch Philadel-
phia and Reading r. r.. 10 miles by motor
Philadelphia City Hail. Saturday. December
is, at 10 A. NJ. Gwyndale Farm, an 80
acre highly improved country estate. Colo
NAL mansion, II rooms. including fine
baths. vapor heat. electric lights, every mod
ern convenience. Colonial farm cottage, .
rooms and bath. laundry electric lights. &C.
Fine modern barn with box stalls. James
stanchion cattle stalls, every Improvement.
Empire electric milking system, car ga
rage. coach house. machinery rooms, large
poultry houses. double corn cribs. 40 ton
sio, sanitary pig stables. &C: acres lawn.
with old fashioned Virginia flower garden.
10 acres meadow. with stream. All buildings
and grounds electric lighted. fine prop
erty in n fine location. Has cost approx
mately SO 900. Also at same time good
saddle, driving and work horses, 10 registered
and grade Holstein and Jersey cattle. 4.
registered Berkshire sows, shoats, boars and
fat hog, including sons OF Epochals Herd
master: $50 chickens, 200 bushels corn.
hay, potatoes and other crops New Case
tractor, 2 Ford cars New International Z
II. D. engine. large quantity practically new
farm machinery OF all kinds, Brewster and
other fine carriages, saddles. mahogany and
other furniture, &c. Real estate Will be sold
for any reasonable bid and personal prop
erty will be sold without limit Write for
catalogue. II. J. DAGGER, agent, Amber, Pa,
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Canada.
BRITISH COLUMBIA FARM LANDS.
$3.50 PER ACRE.

BRITISH COLUMBIA FARM LANDS.
$3.50 PER ACRE.
II, 600 acres in tracts Of 400 to $40 acrsA.
An unusual opportunity Is offered FARM
ERS or INVESTORS who are IN position to
take Immediate advantage of 1t.
This land Is not, as the price might indi-
cate, OF poor quality. but land that will mako
profitable farms for intelligent farmers. and
the only reason for the price Is an urgent
need OF ready money. The land Is specially
adapted TO mixed farming cattle raising ::
good soil, plenty of water, considerable areas
of natural hay meadow. abundant wild feed
and mild climate Is a combina ton hard to
beat. Location is Central British Columbia,
adjoining a beautiful lake In a country fast
settling up, and noted for Its fine hunting
and fishing. The title is perfect (Crown
granted, taxes paid to date, no restrictions
or requirements.
For further particulars write p. O. FARM
LANDS CO.. $50 Empire Building. Seattle,
Wash
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS.--Newly and
sumptuously furnished home; grand plano,
paintings. &c.; rooms, 2 baths: sun
porches large garage. stone construction
block from depot Call evenings. 30 Con-
tinental av.
FURNISHED home for winter; every winter
comfort: desirable location: 10 minutes
OUT acre ground; vegetables furnished.
Telephone Vanderbilt 1910.
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Borough of Queens-Sale or Rent.
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.


FACTORY purpose, unrestricted distance,
1000 square feet; must be ground floor, no
cellar underneath; ceiling suitable for shaft
ing; heat unnecessary; long lease with posi-
Bile option TO purchase. RIDGWAY STEEL
PRODUCTS CORP. 600 West 1850. New
York City.
LIGHT LOFT. 1900 SQUARE FEET. BY
GROWING FIRM, HOUSTON TO 18TH
SITS, 80 TO 9TH AVS; POSSESSION ON
OR BEFORE FEBRUARY 1ST. 1921.
PRINCIPALS ADDRESS. A. E. THOMSON.
las w. 45TH ST.
OFFICE. with storage space. or small store
and cellar for electrical contractor; uptown
preferred. L 1924 Herald, Harlem.
SHOP, ? 900 to 8 800 SO. IT.. with shed or
ground space for storing contractors equip
ment: give price with lease. 1923 Herald.
Fulton st.
WE have a party looking for warehouse
space on the West Side, between Canal st.
and 42d St. near to river front: can use
90. 600 TO 100000 square feet; building must
be flreproof and sprinklered possession with
In the next months. What have you to
offer? Send detailed particulars 10 L. TAN
NENBAUM. STRAUSS CO. $40 broadway:
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HOUSES WANTED-UN FURNIsHEI

WANTED-To rent unfurnished house of
about 20 rooms. between Goth and Tooth
sts., West. near subway station. 1i1 Her
aid. Herald 50.
WANT TO lease private dwelling, large or
small, New York city only: desirable ten
ant; state particulars. Address DESIRABLE,
box 3s Herald. Herald 50.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


10TH. COS W. (between Riverside and
apt. beautifully furnished. exceptionally
light and airy. excellent service and heat,
overlooking Spanish Museum grounds; 500
monthly; first class references required.
Phone Aud. 1915. apt. AZ.
POI W. 10TH ST.-Hotel Lucerne: rooms
and bath. consisting of large bedrooms
and living room; complete hotel service; ex-
Phone Beekman b0e5.
3lO 9th av.-Beautifuily furnished; excep-
tionally large living room: good light and
air. Can be seen between IL and daily by
appointment Madison SQ.-4666.
500 WEST END AV. CORNER 10lST
STD Six rooms, bath. handsomely and
completely Furnished phone. plano. &C.;
all light. cheerful rooms. overlooking
Hudson River; firN class building and
selling for $4,000. Apartment IF. Phone
Riverside 409S after p. NJ. weekdays
or all day Sunday.
Borough Of Bronx.
FIVE completely furnished rooms; piano,
steam. electricity: Bedford Park section /;
convenient to transit; possession January /.
PARSONS, 3l91 Decatur av.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS, EAST SIDE
DUFF g. CONGER, INC.
MADISON Av.. s6TH ST. LENox $780,
New Jersey.
ATTRACTIVE. sunny apartment In Atlantic
City. ~. J.; living room. bedroom. kitchen
and bath; running hot and cold salt bath,
steam heat, all modern conveniences; ocean
view; immediate possession X desired.
854 Herald. Herald SO.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

BEAUTIFUL q room apartment In fam
lily house in Flatbush: steam heat and
hot water supplied; porch. parquet floor
ing throughout, all outside rooms, ample
closet space, every modern convenience
garage; immediate possession: rent SlOd
per month"; security and references re-
qulred. Phone F1atbush 1858 for appoint
ment.
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Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS.
Two splendid new elevator buildings; 100
small apartments; selections of 3 and 4 room
suites, 81, 800 per annum up; some with I'm
mediate occupancy. Apply 1.-THE Gardens
Apt," by station. or phone Boulevard 6545.
0UYON l.. &. EARLE, Agent, eco West seth
st.. N. Y. Tel. Sohuyler 5000.
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Florida.

FLORIDA oranges are most profitable as
well as most delicious. Grow your own In
a land of sunshine, away from winter biz
yards and coal bills. Money you'll not miss
will buy you land for grove I'm a high, roll
ing, lake 1ewelled land OF many golden
groves. II you mean business write to-day
for Book OF Facts and Photos. LAKE
COUNTY LAND OWNERS ASSOCIATION.
~ Arhor av.. Fruitland Park. FLORIDA.
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yirginIa--SaIe or Rent.

"KINLOCH."
Charming Virginia Colonial estate located
amid the Blue Ridge Hills. comprising ~
acres OF choice productive soil. Elegant
quate complement other estate buildings. OF
fers a most select social environment. Com
Portable motoring distance social centre and
city. Genuinely attractive as productive
stock estate and select as desirable coun-
try place and distinctly prewar value.
Price $35, 0O0 terms IL desired. Photographs
md description on request MORTON @.
TIIALHIMER. Country Department. Rich
rnond Va
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New Jersey.

ATTRACTIVE apartment. rooms and bath
all improvements; immediate posses sion.
standish Arms Apartment. 1I2 William ST..
East Orange. ". J. Apply janitor.
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RoclsIand Countryside or Rent.

SUBURBAN properties, farms and water
nroperties. furnished and unfurnished. 70
rent BLAUVELT MoRRELL, NC;
Mack " Y. The oldest, Strongest ana
largest Agency in RoclSland county.
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APARTMENT of rooms (heated) on first
floor In two family house at 207 Duncan
tesrrace Tor avenue), Jersey City: rent $50.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.

VALUABLE farm. 1S2 acres. 165 acres till
able; stream water to irrigate 100 acres;
large buildings, excellent condition, running
utes TO general store. creamery. p. O..
church. graded school and w. J. & s. r. X.
station; excellent train service; go minutes
to Philadelphia near Al white potato mar
ket; IL room house, bath, heat, gas. tele.
phone; two tenant houses. To be sold at
public sale December 20. Write for full de-
box A. Monroeyille. Salem. Co. ~. J.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Borough Of Brooklyn.

ELEGANT loft for rent. 75x105. light all
around, freight elevator, steam heat. 1lS2
Flushing av.. ,B'klyn, phone 4l0i stagg.
LIGHT manufacturing story corner.
Manhattan Bridge approach: $500 SO. II.
and basement; long lease $3.50 monthly.
II. c. HENDERSON. 1ss Montague st.
Main 1864.
LOFTS, fireproof, $500 TO 100000 81. IT,.
&C. So II. and up. HENRY l.. NIELSEN
offices, 80 Court ST.. B'klyn; Main s2S4.
Borough of Queens-Sale or Rent.
STORE TO LET. best location in city. heart
OF manufacturing centre. ALI Jackson av. !;
also plot OF ground 50xl35, for theatre or
factory on Greensboro Bridge Plaza, u. l..
CITY. No brokers. Apply JOHN l.. KLAGES,
400 jackson av., Long Island City.
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FACTORIES WANTED.

FACTORY space wanted for rent. 5000 feet.
200 pounds per square foot loading; rail-
road siding; city or vicinity: Immediately.
G fT2 Herald Herald so.
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Unfurnisl,ed.

APARTMENT wanted. suitable for dentist /.
above 42d st. Phone fntervalo $3.50.
BoNUE.-Couple want 3 or 4 rooms. Improve
rnents, anywhere in city. S30-Sia; bonus
sis; references; steady people. Y 4s Herald.
Herald 80.
WANT apartment of Z. 3 or y rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished, possession at once.
private farniy only West side preferred.
Address pcairabie. ~ Herald, Herald 60
WANTED-1 or room ground floor apart
nv. references l. 4 30 Herald. Herald T'l.
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Counecticut-sale or Rent.

COUNTRY HoME-Fine place 20 commute
10 New York City, only minutes walk
20 station. near State road: Q acres, tillable.
fruit trees; room house steam heat, cleo
trio lights, all improvements. barn. hen
houses; price reasonable, cash $1,000; this
place has got TO be sold as party wants %
leave State. CLARK & SON. 1929 Main
Rrfdgenort Conn.
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REAL ESTATE-SwITZERLAND

SWITZERLAND.
sPLEND1D HISTORIC CASTLE ON THE
CONSTANCE LAKE.
Nobility estate Of the 18th century with
antique furniture. about 30 rooms, 70 be sold
Immediately. price 500 900. Offers 10 Boz
o. +. 4oe7 ST.. care Of Oreii-Fussii Advertise
ing 81. GALL (5witzcrand). o. +. 1908 &c.
An ddcrnssmert IN the Lost and
Found columns OF THE NEW YoRK
HERALD offers real possibility OF
recovering vour lost property.