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of the latter has come to light in every
important centre, as far from the scene
Of activities as the region of Agadlr, the
most southerIy fort in Morocco. Abd-el
Krim has a few machine guns manipuiat-
ed by soldiers of fortune, or deserters
from the Foreign Legion, but thus far as
regards artillery. only a single fOur-gun
battery has been uiscoverd and they are
said to be served with men Of faulty marks
manship. AS for airpIanes. the French
pilots say that thus far they failed to dis
cover any IN the lands Of the rebels. On
the other hand, the French have suffered
most Of their losses from rilemen- 1t is
pointed ont that these specialists likely
will prove less effective when ADD ell
Krlm>s contingents make an attack in
mass, as is shortly expected, on a front
measuring about l25 miles in length, be-
tween the MouIOuya river and the sea.
Up to the present Abd-el Krim has sue
ceeded In getting the trlbesmen on the
border line between the French.and the
Spanish zones to take the lead in the op-
creations, besitat.ng to risk a blow to his
prestige by a defeat Of his seasoned Riff
fan troops. 1t is declared that the tribes
who have thus sacrificed themselves have
received such a lesson that ABIDE Il Krim
will have 20 send Rlffian regulars to the
front in his next move, for which the
French officers assert they are now fully
prepared.
Paris. May 22nd Premier Paiuieve,
M. BRAND and M. CaiIIaux yesterday held
a conference TO study the financial situa-
ton, including the question OF inter-allied
debts, anu the decisions yhich were ar
rived al viii be submitted to the next
Cabinet meeting for approval.
Paris, May 22nd. Did the United
States ask for payment of the deots", is
the caption under which the more promi-
nent morning newspapers print their des-
patches and comment regarding the debt
situation. lie Matin" prints a Washing
ton despatch denying that a circular note
was sent to the debtors. Ihis is preced.
Ell by a brief editorial explanation, as
sorting that all the dispatches about the
United States demanding settlement
came through British agencies. lie
Journal processes to see Great Britain
behind the Onlted States. for il contin-
ueS, has it not always been Englaud's
tactics to make America take the Iead".
Market Quotations
NEW YORK MAY DIST 1925.
Flour, Standard export grades per
barre ... ......$ 50. lOc.
Corn Meal, Yellow KiIn-dried per bar
rel .... SIS. 75c.
, 1925-05-23

80 ONtNJ 4do dlLCdQy pIONlQCuy IOIS U6-
lore the race is in measurable distance of
being run. lne defeat of Ptolemy, VINO
was second in the French 1000 guineaS,
yesterday, has almost eliminated that
horse as a fav0urite, while Conquistador
and st. BEGAN, the other favOurIteS, have
been beaten over English courses. The
pubic therefore is now left without any
distinct taVOurlreS for the Derby. This
Is a novel situation and 1t is attracting a
g001 deal Of nOuca in the newspapers.
Berne. May 1911. Sweden Yesterday
eliminated SWItz4rIan from tn2 Davis
Cup competition, winning four out of five
matches played.
Liverpool. May 18lh-Ine Rev. Wan.
Ralph lnga, Dean OF st. PaUIS, who re-
turned yesterday from his visit to the
United States, said lie thought the Unit
ed States both materially and spiritually,
was IN advance OF Great Britain. Amer
lean hustle, which tended 10 i~rritate
some BrItlSherS, the Dean found 10 be
mostly pose. and referring to the
American pronunciation OF the English
language. he described The American
language" as very much like our own,
When spoken by educated classes.
Chicago, May 18Th. Wheat scored d
brisk advance in price today for ney
crop deliveries bat underwent a sharp
setback for deliveries, TO be made TINS
month. The chief stimulus toward an
advance was an unofficial estimate That
the 1925 domestic yield Of winter wheat
would Oe 5000. OJJ less uhan was midi
Gated by the Government forecast on
May 1St. Ine wheat market closed Irreg-
uiar, ranging rom q decline to an equal
advance.
Winnipeg, May 19,h.-Violent huctua-
lions winch carried down the price Of
May wheat eight cents on an early
break, featured trading on the grain ex-
change today. In TINS preclpllous de-
cine, the present future dropped 10
l.0O rs, thirteen cents under the high
point OF yesterday, WnlIe july alsu was
dragged downward urastlcaily. From
the extreme decline there was a sharp
reaction, the market receiving support
from various quarters, the close showing
May aC l.8o It's cents.
Washington, May 18th. The first
break IN The tangle Of intec-aIlIed debts
was seen by hIgh government officials
here today In the determination OF
Belgium 10 take independent steps in
negotiating a %retundI0g settlement with
the United States. Al the BeIgIan En-
baSsy 1t was SAID today Ambassador De
Marchlelne would SAIL tor nome on June
9,h. his statement was bellpv we'd to midi
oaIn. fE9r fhn. nF1utAl- - D,Itt,,t,. 800,
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do IL was dUOut 10 ledVe the Grand Cen
trail Station today. A blown fuse, fol-
lowed by a series OF electric lamp ex-
piosion, was reported TO have been the
cause OF the accident.
Troon, May 19th.-Mrs. K. c.. Allen
of the st. Charles Club, Winnipeg, Miss
Joyce Wethored the present olaying
through champion and Miss Glenna Col
lett. Unlted States %tltiehOlder, won their
matches in the second round of the
Ladies Open tI0lf Tournament this morn
ing, Having drawn a bye, Mrs Allen.
who is the only Canadian entrant in her
first matcl OF The tournament this morn
l"g won from Miss H. K. Ellison, of
B,slOn, z up and l 10 play. Miss Wath-
cred defeated ner opponent, Mrs. Allan
McBetn. OF Boston, % up and 5 to play
While he Welsh champion, Miss r. Cox
was eliminated from the running bv Miss
Collect. the score was 5 up and 3 TO
play. Another former titIeholder ad-
Vauced from the second round. when
Miss Cecil Leitch, had a 6 TO 5 win over
Mrs Uuthel, Of Royal PortrusG. Edith
LeltCh, sister Of Cecil Leilch, was not so
fortunate In her matcn with Mrs King,
OF Ireland, going down. 20 deteat at the
twentieth hoIe. Other results follow.
AlSS u. LasceIles, Melbourne, Australia,
defeated Mrs. S. f.. jameson Ireland,
z up. Miss Doris Chambers. England,
defeated H. Robinson, Worcester, 3 and
/. Miss u. 4. FoWler, North Hants.
defealed Miss A Croft, Ashford Manor,
3 AND 2. Miss JOY W.na, Aldeburgn,
defeated Miss 2. Cosgrave, Stoke Pogts,
Z and 5.
Buenosaires, May 18Th. The Soviet
vessel "VasIab Vorousky," enroute to
MonteVlde0 with a cargo of timber, ar
rived ~ Bahia on Monday, according to
adVlceS from that city. Ihe snip, which
was flying the flag Of BoIshevlsm, was
Dol allowed to enter the port by the
Brazilian authorizes. There are no
officials aboard the vessel, the message
declared and the ship is beng ~navigated
according TO ~communisJic principles
through a committee OF sailors.
Paris, May 19th.--Abd-el Krim. lead
er OF The rebel bItfian tribesmen, not on
ly IS modifying important forces in front
OF the French along the Ouergha river,
III Morocco, but Is declared 10 be ujiiiZ
ing an extensive efficient propaganda
organization behind the French. Mar
shall Ly autey Is taking steps to clear out
from the pacltied regions Of Morocco
the agents Of Abd-eI Krlm, who are
every Where IusldIousiy spreading the
idea Of revolt. The armament Of the Riff
mans mas Deen exaggerated. while he
, 1925-05-23
Market Quotations

NEW IOKh WAY list DO.
Flour, Standard export grades per
barrel 49,. ..... SO. Toe.
Corn Meal, Yellow KiIn-dried per bar
rel .... S.. 75c.
Pork, Heavy mess, old per barrel
......... ........ /. $37.
Pork, Short clear, medium quality per
barrel ~. $3.50. ......... Sal SOC.
Sugar. Centrifugal, basis SO degree.
test per pound 49,. ......... "a. z7c.
Exchange, Sixty days 81. 835c.
Exchange, Sight ......... 81. 858c.
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CT to assuage any existing feeling
Of irritation or bitterness Of opin-
ion. But it is utterly impossible for
me to exert any influence on the
press of either country. have seen
nothing in the decent papers which
come to my hand here, as, the Times,
Globe. Standard. Daily Telegraph and
others, that might be considered Of
fcnsivc. The indecent ones | never
sec. heaven be praised. and we may
safely ignore them. IT. would be
dcplorable indeed if the Kaiser were
to consider rccminently such papers.
from which he could never CLEAN any
thing but very distorted picture
Of public sentiment in England.
But quite apart from all odious
still prevails for which, however, the
Kaiser only has himself to blame.
For the exceptional sympath" and
popularity which he enjoyed repre-
scntcd a card in his hand with which
h" might have attained iucs.i,lahlc
advantages for Germany. Now our
only hope must i" that in Inv" grass
may grow over past errors and uIti-
n,atcly n more comfortable relation.
.hip be established.
"If. however. the German press;
continues to copy the hostile attitude
Of the Kaiser. Germany will newt
ably be driven into the arms of
Russia and France and thus ring
10 grief the ronSummati"n OF that
policy which all my life have most
ardcntly dcsirch-an alliance be-
tween the tw" Gcrmanic nations and
great protestant countries"
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Ex-Kaiser's Mother
Blamed Her Son For
Hostility in Britain

Berlin, Aug. lO..~ LR--A frank rri-
ticism Of the ex-Kaiser by his moth
CT. the late dswagrr Empress Fred
eric. is revealed by the memoirs Of
Marshal and Royal Equcrry Of the
Hohenzollerns.
In his book 'of memoirs. "Undcr
Three Empcrors." the author quote
the howagcr Empress Frederic in a
letter she wrote to him from Eng
land in 1897 in response To his appeal
to her to try and modify the prev
alent' scyerity~o Of opinion about Ger
many in certain leading circles Of
England at the time.
She wrote:
ut is. naturally. my heartfelt dc
sire to do everything within my pow
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Sunday night following an illness
or year and a half Mrs. Fricsz,
who made her home with her son,
Roy. at Fallon. was close to 70 at
the time Of her death. She came TO
Morton county in 1893. coming d.
rcctly from Russia.
She is survived by her husband
six sons and one daughter. the lat
ter is Mrs. Val Brown of Bismarck
Funeral services will be held Tues
day morning from the Peter and
Paul Catholic church at Fallon and
burial will also, take place there.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
~-- p III O NE 3 =
FOR SALE

FOX SALE
THREE ROOM partly modern house,
north side, near schools. part base
Mcnt, lights and water. Selling
price $4,000. Very small first
payment, balance monthly.
SIN ROOM modern two story house,
basement, hot water heat, hard
wood floors. east front, garage.
Selling price S3S50.OO. $500 first
payment. balance rental payments,
including interest.
ONE or Rivcrvicw's most complete
bungalows. south front. full base
mcnt. furnace heat, hardwood
floors. nice porch. garage. Selling
price 90. good terms. Six
per cent interest.
SIX ROOM modern two story house
north end Of city. full. basement,
furnace heat. hardwood floors.
large rooms. garage. Selling price
$5s00.0O. Terms.
FIVE ROOM two story modern house.
furnace heat. east front. five blocks
from postofrice. Selling price
S3,67O.OO. $1,000 cash, balance SIS
per month including interest Mt
six per cent.
FOUR ROOM bungalow, modern, full
basement, furnace heat, screened
porch. close to schools. Selling
price $3A0O.OO, $500 first payment,
balance $500 per month including
interest.
SIX ROOM partly modern house.
large lot. trees and fence. near
school. Selling price s2S0O.0O, good
terms.
FIVE ROOM modern house. full
basement, furnace heat. cast front,
near schools. Selling price s33oo.Oo.
good terms.
FIVE ROOM partly modern 'bunga-
low. part basement. hardwood
floors, bath. large lot. garage. Sell
ing price 100000. $500 first pay
ment, balance monthly payments
like rent. d.
SEVEN ROOM modern two story
house, full basem ent, furnace heat,
we'll located for schools and
churches. Selling price S450O.0O.
Good terms.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, full
basement, furnace heat, hardwood
floors, close to schools. Selling
price S435O.0O. Good terms. I'M
mediate possession.
LARGE HOUSE having five bed
rooms. full partitioned basement,
furnace heat. hardwood floors.
screened porch. east front, near
schools. double garage. Selling
price S580O.0O. Good terms.
THIS AGENCY has houses to fit any
buyer. any price, any terms. from
the most reasonable priced home
to the most expensive. This agency
can and always has financed its
sales.
HIDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
"Evrr.Iscady I" give Service"
Webb Block. Phone y
-..A. 8-2.H
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HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
"Evcr.Kcady to. give Service"
Webb Block. Phone u
....a. S-2.7l
MANDAN NEWS.

Fire originating from spontaneous
combustion Of waste materials in
the Owl Pool hall lunch counter
kitchen in the Storey building csus-
cd damage estimated at $4,000, Sat-
urdav night.
When the fire was discovered ut
O'Clock Sunday morning it had cat
CT into the stock room of the Ar
cadc store. When flimsy wooden
coal sheds near the oil tanks Of the
Rel Trail Oil company were part
~ DESTROYED n catastrophe was avert
cd by the prompt action Of the city
fire department..
Twenty drivers were ARRESTED!
for speeding in Mandan over the
weekend. Two Of the number we're
assessed $500 fines.
br. IT, q. AIt#sw. former practi-
TONER If Mandan. and Mrs. Altnow
arc visiting in Mandan. Dr. and Mrs.
Altnow have been living in Boston
for .hc past wear and half. Th"v
will 60 to Minneapolis in the fall.
whore they will locate permanently.
Mrs. Simon Fricsz, we'll known
resident Of Morton county. died
= .
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WANTED-At once. 2 or 3 furnished
or unfurnjshed rooms for 2 adults.
close In. Phone 678W. Good refer
D, onces. ~ =, 8.8-3t
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WANTED TO RENT

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with large liv-
ing room. bed room. kitchenettc,
bath room, ice box, gas or electric
range and garage space, prefer
ably near High School, by married
couple. Rental to begin about
August 18th. State price and To-
cation. Write in care of Tribune
No. %. 8-1O-1wk
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FOR RENTv1 nicely furnished
room in modern home for one or
two. Phone 346J or call 400 10th.
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II is estimated that President Cool
idgc shook hands with more than
$4,000 people from August, 1928. to
April, 1925. The largest number for
aHy month WAS about 5000 in April,
1924.
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FOR RENTTwo tight 'housekee ping
rooms in modern home, furnished
or UNFINISHED" or sleeping room.
Call at Col End St. s5;
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FOR RENT--2 light housok ecping
rooms, well furnished. Also wash
ing done for gentlemen 62O-6th
st. Phone 329W. II S.AO-3t
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FOR RENT-Well furnished room ut
Thompson's Flat. .6O4. Ave. q. Call
after 8 p. m. or phone 567-W-2..'
- ~ e.. 't4.f.F -. ,R.7.dt
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PACE SEVEN

side to expand. tepdiag to force out
the ink.
New Orleans has tn" second Iarg
est area of any city in the United
States. covering pa square miles
New York is first. Chicago third.
Philadelphia fourth, Seattle fifth
and Detroit sixth. -
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CAN USE three men in our sales
service department who can quail
fy given thorough training. Rca
opportunity for men capable OF
following Instructions Write
Box 65l. Bismarck, N. d.
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WANfED-Girl for general house
work. Small apartment, young
couple and baby. Apply room dOd.
ST AlcXius hospital. Mrs. Ray
Holmes. S.ll-3t.
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WANTED-Men and women to learn
barber trade. Great demand; big
wages. Few weeks completes. Cat
alog aud special offer free. M0ler
Barber College, Fargo. N. d.
~ ~
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PERSONAL

EPlLEPTILS-This trSPtment guar
anteed TO- stop seijIrCS. 81 nioney
-cturned. No bromides, narcotics.
Try at our risk. Hunter Labora-
tories. 900 "Seett, Littls. Rock, Ark.
3. :. 80 49, "a Et.,...- = al
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FOR RENT--Strlctiy mOussu apart
menf in Roes Apartments. Apply
F. W. Murphy. Apt. y, Rose Apt.
l.3O-tf
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is chiefly sensitive to runrent tastes.
the middle portion to sweets or bit
tcrs. while the back part is confined
to flavors of roasted meats. butter,
oil and fatty substances.
A fountain pen is more apt to leak
when it is almost empty because the
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The tongue is divided into three
regions OF taste. the first Of which
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FOR SALE--Set store counters and
shelving, good. cheap. Ten tables
vitriolite tops for candy. soda
store or restaurant. Pieces Of
plate glass. L.. N. Cary, Mandan.
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FOR RENT-Attractiva room, n. new
modern home. Phone G82 or 1914.
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FOR SALE Furniture, at 1903 9TH st.
Phone 901J. 4-lO-1 wk
FOR SALE Baby carriage, like new.
Call $40. 8.8-3t
FOR E-Furniture.- Phone .7a9.,.
y..s =. y, 6-l8-3t
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MALE HELP WANTED

Lady of fair education and some
business ability, who wants to in
crease her income. Business en-
tircly new and wonderful. mo
canvassing. Carry it on at your
home and s. to $40 per day. Send
name and address and We will call
on you. Edison Box, care Tribune
20. S-ll.li,
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FOR RENT Two connectetd7 sleeping
rd6ms; cAp be used for light hpuse-
keeping, Two single sleeping rooms
aud two large rooms OF main floor.
one connected with bath: Clean
and quiet, mon only Phone siO66.
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ONE CASE 2O-4O n. r. tractor with
&c 4G Case "Thresher. second Hand
in good condition, ready to 20. in
field. Price $l.O0O.O0. Sec Wing
Mere. Company, Wing. N. Oak.
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Rooms FOR RENT.

ROUMH FUR KEMT5
FOR RENT = Large, bright, clean
rooms. two windows ia each. Close
TO- hospital, schools churches and
downtown. All modern conyen-
fences. Private entrance. Reason.
able rates. Phone lO54-R, 1874 9Th
81. .i..-,- - Z. :. S.r1- 10 no
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WISH TO SELL or make loan on
--Qnc Of best husincss -propaxitipns
in state; Address. Box 207. CARR
son, N. ID. q . & 8.lO,2wks.
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LOST

LOST--Party who picked purse up
Saturday night on corner 7th and
Sweet SITS, kindly return to W.
II. Williams, 22l SO. 7th St.
8-lO-3t
LOST-Overland Coaster wagon. For
information regarding same or
finder, call T.. f.. Kolstad, 6l52nd
st. Phone SLOW. 8-8.3t
LOST-Packagc. containing 2 pairs
trousers, in postofficc lobby.
Finder kindly return to Tribune
for reward. S-ll-3t
LOST Several days ago, lacework
bodkin, set with small diamond.
Return to Tribune for reward.
S-S-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE CHEAP Aultman Taylor
81 in. separator, used three sea-
sons. Minopolis rs II. T.. Engine,
rebuilt. both in good condition
ready to run, $3.50 will take horses
and cattle. +. Brady, Worthing,
=. y. 81" 8-i-2w
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FOR .RENTTFurnished EOpN,. city
heat. Phone 797R. Mrs. X. Griffin
8.11.4l
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Il

FOR RENT-Cafef 81. Hotel killdeer,
veil fufnished. steam Heated add
4elcoI Iieht. owner board for rent,
must open soon. liWrite Hotel
Kjildser .Kilideer: NJ. n. 7-22-tf
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Anyone ka6wiRg ,the 1hereaboufs
Of. Z. G. Lowell. enkineer. will kind
~ inform his neither. Mrs. G.. AL
Lowell! ct Estacada, Oregon, Route
one: q. ~. 800. Is. h. .1e6.lyk
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FOR RENT-Modern sleeping loom.
All conyenienccs.' four blhcks. from
Postofficc. Also give board II de-
sired. Reasonable price Phoue
GOAL or call At Is Thaycr st.
RI 90
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FOR RENr-Brick store building.
full basement Is x 100, a 1 loca-
ton. Mandan. Offered from Sep.
temhcr IL. City heat. $3.50 rental.
l.. N. Cary, MAndan. S.S-Jt
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statesmen WANTED

WANTED-Man or woman to call on
farmers. Complete line Of b!an-
kcts. Must have car and be able
to give security to cover full size
samples. Good. pay. Write Roy
Evjen. Mckenzie Hotel, Bismarck.
S-6.lw
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FOR SALE-Reed baby buggy, $40.
Call 59GR. 40 10th St.
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Mrs. Simon Fricsz we'll known
resident Of Morton county. died
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FOR RENT-Garage. Main St., Man.
dan. suitable car storage, washing,
painting. Rental $25. l.. N. Cary,
Mandan. q, $685.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED
Buffalo Pitts Separator 1866. com
plete. Bargain. Write Tribune
No. II. S.6-4t
FOR SALE-3 binders, I header, 1
mower and ensilage cutter. Call
Patterson Farm. Sll-3t.
FOR SALE-Reed babv buggy. $40
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED Lady on farm for general
houscwork. II. T. Crum, McKen-
zic. NJ d. S-S-3t
International., 1925-07-13

Ell cuerpo de George Jairrel, rico
ganadero que desaparecio desde
hace mas de dos meses, fue en-
contrado Ell microbes pasado, en-
terrado bajo un monton de piedras
q una milla de Cibuta. Ell des-
cubridor ael cadaver fue James
Hathaway, SHERIFF. del Condado de
Santa Cruz quien habia andado en-
busca del cuerpo por algun item
po.
Ell hallazgo 10 llev6 a cabo GUAM
do not6 que unos zopilotes volaban
sobre un mont6n de TERRA. Desde
Iuego esto despert6 sus sospechos
y al hacer un reconociniento del
Stio Sc encontr6 ell cuerpo en- es-
tado de decomposition. No que
daba mas que huesos y ropas del
que en- vida fuera George Jairrel.
AL cadaver le faltaban tres dedos
y como 10 mismo Sc dice pasaba
con Jairrel, inmediatamente que
do identificado ell cadaver.
International., 1925-07-13
.FUE ENCONTRAO0 Ell CUERPO De
GEORGE JAIRREL

Sc desconoce la causa de su
muerte aunque Sc supone que
haya sido asesinado. Sc cuenta
que Jairrel habia prestado algunas
cantidades a personals de la locali-
dad y que, ell occiso, ell dfa de su
desaparicion Sc dirigfa a colectar
unas cuentas vencidas. Tan prom
to como volvi6 ell caballo en- que
montaba sin jinete, Sc di6 parte a
las autoridades las cuales despa-
charon un destacamento de tropas
en- su busca no habiendose obtenido
resultado alguno.
Ell occiso era poseedor de un
capital de cerca de Cincuenta Mil
Dollars, de los cuales casi Treinta
Mil son efectivo. No deja hijos
|pues era soltero; pero parientes
cercanos tiene algunos.
James Hathaway, descubridor
del cadaver, recibira, es probable,
Quinientos Dollars que los here
deros del occiso ofrecieron al que
10 encontrara.