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Weddin0 Date

Aug. 4 has been set as the we'd
ding date for Miss Cecilia Sanders
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Sanders, 3416 Rowland Ave, and
Ralph Lands. The service will be
at st. Philip Neri Church.
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Frank r. Elliott, publicity director
of Indiana University, Mrs. Elliott
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander j. King, all of Bloomington,
will spend the summer in Canada,
leaving this week.
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Sh01rpr IN Rride

Mrs. c. c. Etter, 1921 w. Morris
ST., entertained recently with a
miscellaneous shower in honor of
her sister, Miss Amelia Mueller,
whose marriage to Harold Shoe
maker will take place Wednesday at
st. GATHERINGS Church.
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Prize Recipes
by Readers

NOTE-The Times will give 81 for
each recipe submitted by reader 60,
Judged Of sufficient merit TO be printed
in this column. one recipe is printed
daily. except Friday, when twenty ere
given. Address Recipe Editor Of The
Times Prizes will be mailed to winners.
write on one SIDE of sheet only. only
one recipe each week will be accepted
Spiced Tea
Boil one cup water and one-half
cup sugar and add one tablespoon
white cloves (crushed, tWo-inch
piece cinnamon (broken and tied
in cheese cloth. Remove spices
and serve syrup with iced tea in
stead Of sugar.
MRS. G. DIXON.
haywood, Ind.
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.LnnnneSe Ten

Members of Sigma Phi Gamma
sorority entertained with a Japa-
nese tea from to p. m. Sunday at
the, home of Misses Elizabeth and
Pauline Poe.
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Too Young for Most of
LJeS Jobs, Couples We'd
Without Thought of Age
BY MARTHA LEE

PEING "too young has kept many capable boys and girls
- struggling along carrying running errands doing
Chores that good old phrase all of
IRENE youth and mentality carrying water for the elephant
Boys and girls always entirely too little to be of
any real assistance mother and father the main but
they ALWAYS Old enough know their minds when it
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Heads Teachers

Miss Emma Kline, Huntington.
was elected president of the Indiana
vocational home economics teach
ers at the close of the convention
last week at Turkey Run.
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OaLee11 nt Pnnennt

Miss Thelma Wall, Rockport, WOE
a popularity contest in Spencer
County and will be crowned queer
at pageant in Rockport, July 4.
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Golden WeddiHo

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony McGinty,
Seymour, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary today at their
home. They have been residents of
SeynnAur thirty years.
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Announce Ennnnement

The enga cement of Miss Myrtle
Whited, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Whited 1905 Graceland Ave,
and Norman E. Schaffer has been
announced.
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Cards. Lotto. Rnnco

A card, lotto and bunco party will
be given by the social club of st.
Mary's Church at 2:3O and 8:30p. m.
Thursday at the school hall, S15 NJ
New Jersey st.
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Mrs. L. A. Strack, 5273 College
Ave. entertained Saturday after
noon at luncheon bridge in honor of
Miss Jeanette Harris, New York,
formerly of this CITY,
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Division No. 5, Ladies' A. o. H.,
will entertain at cards, lotto and
bunco at the home Of Mrs. Sarah
NdcNicol, 1923 N. Meridian St., at
8 D. m. Thursday,
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GnLdan Woddinn

Mr. and Mrs. F. j. Summers, near
Ossian, celebrated their fiftieth
wedding anniversary Sunday at
their home.
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Monthlv Meetinq

The monthly meeting of the Bide-
A-Wee Club will be held at 8 this
eyning, at the home of Mrs. Harry
Alexander, 938 N. Bosart Ave.
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Identify all garments you pack
away in moth-proof bags by print
ing the name on small stickers, like
those used on Jelly glasses,
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Indoor Picnic

The George H. Thomas w. r. G.
No 20 will entertain Gscrge H.
Thomas post No. II with an indoor
picnic Wednesday at Fl. Friendly,
512 N. Illinois st.
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Summer SMlllinkt

Summer sun fades things so eff
hcaciously that it is a good plan
to put away all delicate drapss.
inexpensive cretonne can replace
them
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More short skirts.

Dear Martha Lee: Your advice on diff
fsrent things is wonderful The dis
cussion on short skirts and knees shows
If some Of the young folks of today
out into the world and work among the
public I really believe they would get a
little common sense about their dress
my dresses are three inches below my
krlaaa and have sleeNes dress :
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comes to one of the biggest acts
In the whole circus, namely get
ting married.
1t seems that that particular
stunt should take as much, or more
well-ordered knowledge Of human
character, human development, and
the problems of grim economics. as
in any other business. Many
mothers and fathers do not seem
to think So They tell us that the
fact that children are "in love" will
be sufficient solution to the prob
lem. Love will take care of every
hing. Love is blind, bpt it can see,
lever fear!
They do not see that the things
that love is blind to from 16 to 20,
it is wide awake and fighting
against at 25 and 80.
The do not see apparently that the
awards of love at twenty-five will
be greater and more desirable than
at eighteen, simply because it is
older and wiser and will auto
natically earn a higher wage. In
other words, the boy a girl will
marry at the early age, she would
laugh at when older, merely be-
cause she has had time to grow up
and measure up to a higher type
boy.
Boys and girls who tie them
selves to the marriage business at
an early age often will be worse
off than the boys carrying water to
the elephant, yes, should say very
much worse. They will always be
too young for the main act in the
circus.
Dear Miss Lee-I am a sophomore in
same class Although I feel she loves
me. have hestitated to tel her because
feared it might ,necessitate a frat pin or
ring and feel that we are both too young
to be completely tied down. Would it be
all right to let her know how much I care
for her without doing as say NJ reared
You are right about feeling your
selves too young to be tied down." %
1 don't believe, however, that it is
necessary to talk to the girl as
though you were securely in love
with her and would never love any
one else You may let her know
you Lettings, I think, without lead
ing her to believe that she must
expect to put on your frat pin in
a day or so. Say nothing about
marriage or pins, but talk about
future college days together, and the
like.
1t may be that you both will
meet others at school or after you
leave and the affair in your second
year will seem little foolish. 1t
is evident to me that you are
thinking very seriously of her or
you would not be worried about
pins and engagements so cary. But
you aie wise, aC thai.
An Answer to Frank G.-t cannot
advise you to use that means of get
ting acquainted. If you really want
to get married, you will bet the
chance, never fear, if you onduct
yourself well, keep we'll groom ed, act
pleasantly. Don't act in hurry
about it. Any other means of meet
ing persons through other than our
normal social channels is never ad-
visable.
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PERSONALS

Miss Esther Edith Slutzky, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gabe Slutzky,
1910 Park Ave, has returned from
Columbia University, where she re-
ceived a master of arts degree.
Miss Emmalyn Stinson, Miss Clara
Wickersham, Miss E. Rose Conrand
and Mrs. George E. Conrad. are at
the. Hotel Chelsea. Atlantic Sit,
N. j.
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More castles in Snain.


Dear. Martha Lee: Last February I gave
except fol-. his jealousy.
waiting never would change his love.
forget ' as veil as re enc S But as time
goes on I find can't forget and each
day I miss him more.
him, but they just bore me. He writes
every day and tells me he still is
But I am afraid of his jealousy. What
getting? TROUBLED KATIE.
If you were right when you
made your first decision, then there
is no reason why you should change
it now.
If he is a jealous man, then you
should forget him by all means. But
it is impossible for you to forget
when you read a letter from him
every day.
He can weave a spell around you
with his letters. All his objection
able jealousy is omitted from the
letters. He presents himself in the
best possible light.
Time is the only sure remedy for
a broken heart, and it is a sure
means of forgetting
You might write to the man, tell
him you are afraid of his jealousy
and that you want to forget him.
Tell him all his letters will be re-
turned, and it will be useless for
him to write.
If after several months you can't
forget him, then admit that you
really do love him.
A little bit of ego creeps in here.
Dear Martha Lee: am sure you never
have had question like, this before.
q. look as young as he does. Per
ter. but never mother and son.
often comes to see me when his step father
is not at home. (EIis own father remar-
The neighbors say my son is not my son
but some man who comes to see me when
my husband is not at home.
it, but I cried. Should I sue the neigh
bors for SANDER or laugh it off as my
husband told me s t. SH5 MOTHER.
Although you are a young woman,
your actions are slightly suggestive
of those of a child.
Suing the neighbors would be the
most foolish thing in the world.
Your husband has a sense of humor.
I like him. Of course, you should
treat the affair as joke.
And the next time remember not
to listen to back fence gossip and
take it seriously.
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FARM LANDS

LARGE list Of improved and un-
improved farms and ranches. Ad-
dress Isabel Land & Implement
Co., Isabel, s. D..
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FOR SALE

EIGHT ROOM dwelling; one of The
best and most complete dwellings
in the city and located in the YER,
incest part, at much less thar
cost, $13,500.
FOUR ROOM house; 100 feet east
frontage, can complete into sia
rooms and bath $2500.O0.
FIVE ROOM stucco bungalow
basement garage, fire place, sta.
tionary tubs, splendidly built
completely modern, $4,000.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, modern, q
real bargain at $3700.00.
BUILDING LOTS, hundreds Of
them, in all parts of the city
most of them on very easy terms
FARM LANDS; the most complete
list and the best bargains I have
ever had.
INSURANCE.; fire, tornado, auto.
mobile in good companies.
NEARLY 100000 on deposit in
Bismarck Banks besides other
millions hid away. The most
prosperous period Of this part Of
North Dakota is on the start.
BUY REAL ESTATE NOW from
the man who is doing more adj
vertising than the rest Of the
community combined.
r. E. YOUNG.
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q 80 UBaG SO e!92s: ::.
yANAbk0' heUKD EK CASE
~ = SWAN DINE AvrNoa Sc ux ssKsow s4vepea cAse

NuA0AN EMO
John FIX. Markham, district at
torney Of New York County.
Margaret Odell (The "Canarv").
Charles Cleaver, q nian-about-town.
Kenneth Spotswoode, manufac-
turer.
Louis Mannix, an importer.
DR.. Ambrose Lindquist, q fashion,
able neurologist.
Tony Skeel, q professional burglar.
William Elmer Jessup, telephone
operator.
Harry Spively, telephone operator.
Ernest Heath, sergeant Of the Homi-
eide Bureau.
The Story Thus Far
Margaret Odell, the Canary" q
former Follies girl, was one Of
Broadway's favorites and promi-
nent figure in New York night life.
When her strangled body was found
lying on the davenport in her apart
ment, New York was confronted
with one of the most battling MUIR
ders in its history. Markham brings
Vance with him to the disordered
apartment, where police investiga-
ton is under way.
CHAPTER Nv
The two rooms had apparently
been thoroughly ransacked. Clothes
and various articles were strewn
about the floor. The doors Of both
clothes-closets (there was one in
each room) were open, and to judge
from the chaos in the bedroom
closet. it had been hurriedly search
ed; although the closet off of the
living room, which was given over
to the storage of infrequently used
items, appeared to have been
ignored.
The drawers of the dressing-table
and chest had been partly emptied
onto the floor, and the bedclothes
had been snatched away and the
mattress turned back. Two chairs
and small occasional table were
upset; several vases were broken,
rs If they had been searched and
then thrown down in the wrath of
disappointment; and the Marie
Antoinette mirror had been broken.
The escritoire was open, and its
pigeonholes had been cmptied in a
jumbled pile upon the blotter. The
doors of the Boule cabinet swung
wide, and inside there was the same
confusion of contents that marked
the interior Of the cscritoire. The
bronze and-porcelain lamp on the
end Of the library table was lying
on its side, its satin shade torn
where it had struck the sharp Gen..
ter of q silver bonbonnierc.
Two objects in the general dis
array particularly attracted my at
tention--a black metal document
box of the kind purchasable at any
store, and large jewel
case of sheet steel with a circular
inset lock. The latter of these OBJ
jects was destined to play a curious
and sinister part in the investiga-
ton to follow.
The document box, which was
now empty, had been placed on the
library table, next to. the over.
turned lamp. It's lid was thrown
back, and the key was still1in the
lock. In all the litter and disor-
ganization of the room, this box
seemed to be the outstanding indi-
cation of calm and orderly activity
on the part Of the wrccker.
The jewel-case, on the other hand,
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looks like they s.atched=a pendant
Of some kind off her neck"
'"Probably," indifferently agreed
Doctor Doremus. "Thc piece of
chain had cut into her flesh a lit
tie behind the right shoulder
"And the time ?"
line or ten hours ago. Say,
about Acknowledgements Il little
before. Not after midnight, any
way" He had been tcetering rest
lessly on his toes. "Anything else 2"
(To BE Continucd)
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RADIO PROGRAMS
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DIAMONDS which represent The
utmost in values sent to any
bank for free examination. Fine
qualities. Latest style mount.
ings. All transactions confiden.
tial. Your unwanted diamond
taken in as part cash on pur.
chase. Our diamond rings at $25
to 800 will please you. Cash OF
payments as low as 81 per week
James w. Marck, Exclusive Dia-
mond Dealer. Office .1O8 Third
street, Bismarck, N. D. South
Of Prince Hotel.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Lots 1-2-
$3.50 and z, al in Block 8 Riv-
erview Addition. Ideal place to
raise chickens. II interested
write or zee John Runge, 211 Sec
ond street, Bismarck. N. D..
FOR SALE-Five used electric
washers priced from 10 to $25.
One used electric ironer and one
used electric range. Terms $500
down and $500 Z month. Inquire
at Hughes Electric Shop.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
5 New and second hand. Over 500
styles and :ixes.. We have one to
1T your business. w. e. Stitsel.
representative. Patterson Hotel.
Bismarck, n. D.
F0R SALE-Billiard parlor, = pool
tables and one billiard, five stool
lunch counter 1t reasonable
> price. Cheap rent, long lease. In
quire at New Palace Cafe, Man.
dan, No. Oak.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two
small houses in good condition,
win trade for good closed car or
desirable residence lots. ]. G.
Maddox. Bismarck. N. Oak. Phone
FOR 6ALE-Choice Imported Ger
man Rollers and Harris Mountain,
Alec .,ative singers. Cages. seeds,
Snii, bisiinson, Il. b. Box 12s.
FOR sALE-Dig type Duroc Jer::
sey bged gifts. These are good
omootA sows, weighing from 200
q 20 pounds. Nagel and Strutz
Bismarck, N. d. -.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Senior
Console seven tube radio " com
49,, Il 4iyst class condition q
AZ prieo. Amos. A. Robidou
/ 101E I-Ihe lockwood Acees'
s eery 1nl!oine located at y!
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE-Seven room house, al
moderr, hot water heat, hard
wood floors. east front, new
kitchen. range, double garage
Leaving town and must sell q,
once. Price $33OO.0C, terms II
desired. Located at 418 Twelfth
street north. Phone 47s-R.
FOR SALE-Six room / l-2 story
house, al modern, hot air fur,
mace, hardwood floors. Full lot
75x160, 3 compartment garage
Leaving city. Must sell 1t once
Price $3600.OO, $4,000 cash, 4(
month payment. Call at LOG Ave
g. Phone 1147.R.
FOR SALE-House Of s rooms anc
bath, al modern, hot water heat
full basement, partition of bull,
In features. East front, on a sc
80 foot lot. $500 down, the rest
In monthly payments. Nm inter.
est: Inquire ct 1913 Rosser Ave
FOR SALE-Six room modern
house, 3 bed rooms, south front,
Is foot lot, 3 1t II garage, for
$500, mostly payable like rent
Immediate .xcsession. Geo. NJ
Register.
FOR RENT-February first, six
room house with bath, one block
from postoffoce. Also strictly
modern, ready for occupancy
about March 18th. Phone 905.
FOR RENT-Six room modern
house, built in features. Also
garage, good location. Can be
occupied by the LIST of Feb. Coll
in person 1T 223 w. Thayer.
FOR RENT-Steam heated nicely
furnished sleeping room in strict
~ modern home. Call at 623
Sixth street. Phone 1151-R.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern S
room lower duplex, garage at
taehed. O. w. Roberts, Weather
Bureau. Phone Isl.
FOR kENT-Five room modern
house at sos Twelfth street. John
Gussner: Phone 1860 or $751;.
FOR RENT-Modern six room fur
nished house. Close in. Write
Tribune Ad. No: Is.
FOR REf!T-Strictly modern home
Furnished at 613 Thayer. Inquire
w. 8. Caeselmal.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms,
single or double. ZIG Second.
Phone 1921.
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. XV8V
LOST-Betweep Bismarck and
Washburn 33x6.76 Firessone TIN
and rim. Reasonable reward,
Call Interstate Transportation
Company.
L0Sr-A small poek1tbook. con-
tanning check made out to Syl-
vanus Irvine for $3.50, also
change amounting 70 400 OF
800. Finder please roturn IA
Tribune office. Reward.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PH . II = 90
MALE aIlp wAisfm

WANTED-Am6itlous. indu6tllous
person 70 introdpee and suoply
the demand for 1ewl1ieh Heeee-
hold Products IN East half Nor.
ton County. Maize sales q $50
to 5000 . meath Or taoro.. raw.
leigh M6thods ut buelnoes every.
where. No selling o3po<5eace -.
quired. We supply Products,
Sales and Adveyttslne Literature
ana Service Isthods-everything
you need. Profits Increase every
month. Lowest prices; b4et
values; most complete service. ".
T. Rewlsieh Co.. Dept. NDS22,
Minneepolil, MINI.
WANTED-Durl1ikh County nov
Wsrd' g Rciisbls Remedies and
other products. Experience not
necessary. O6ers kg ooxnings
on small capital. PsttieulaIo
given on request. d.. WefdS
Medical Company. Wjnouo, MINI.
Established 1855.
MEN WANTED-At once to learn
barber trade. Easy, profitable
work. Our Systematic training
fits you for best positions. Cate.
log and fun particulars free. Mol.
e Barber College. Butte, Mont;
Fargo, N. Z.
DO YOU DRIVE a CART U. 8.
Government Chau8teor-Ca Carrier
lob peys 91ll-9175 month. .How
% qualify" mailed FREE. write,
instructi6u Bureau, 33.p Arcade
BLDG, st. Lenia, No:
WANTED-Socond cook ct Sweet
Shop.
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HONE LAUNDRY

HOME LAUNDRY
SEND those new shirts to Mar
guerit Bulten's Home Laundry
and wear them several years. No
chemicals used. Repairs made If
desired. Our customers are sat-
isfied. Ask your friends. We
call and deliver. Tel. 1917. .203
Ave. A West, :.
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F. E. YOUNG.


ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two newly decorated
nicely furnished light housekeep-
ing rooms. Close in. Call at 113
Mandan street or phone 637-J.
FOR RENT-One furnished Sleep
ing room in modern home. Cen
tleman. preferred. Call at 709
Third street or phone 500.
FOR RENT-Furnished light house,
keeping room, city heated. COL
lege Bldg. Phone 1873.
FOR RENT-Moderp room, nicely
furnished. Close in, on car line.
515 Fourth street, City.
FOR RENT-Furnished room, also
garage. 211 Second street.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Household furniture.
Priced for quick sale. Call At 305
Twelfth street between 900 q. m.
and 500 p. III. or after 500
p. m. -
FOR SALE-A piano, Edison phon-
ograph with records and other
furniture. Call room sos Patter-
son Hotel.
APARTMENTS
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Senior
ConsQl. seven tube radio COM
plete, in first class condition at
half price. Amos A. Robidou.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE OR LEASE to Tespon-
sible parties. A pool hall and
lunch counter, also q dance hall
that may be turned into q gar.
age; ten lots for q garden or
chicken raising. The only bust
ness Of it, kind in q good town on
the Red Trail Highway No. 10 as
it 10 now known. Now doing q
good business, but present owner
has other interests that require
his immediate attention. Address
z. o. Box No. 154, Menoken, N.
Dbl.
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4 ussi Car q No Better Thar tn
Dealer Mado L.
WHEN you come in here to look al
the fine line Of used ears on our
floor today you will not be an.
noyed BY hieh-pressure salesman.
ship. We viii gladly show and
demonstrate any Of our cars with.
out obligation TO you. Come ir
and - the values we are now
offering.
sRoauilt Cers wiz I Rcrutation"
Lair Motor Sales Co.
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KFYR Radio
Programs

Friday, Jan. 20
$3.50 to 11:00 a. m.-Music, com.
plcte weather forecast.
1880 to 100 p. m.-Music.
100 to lis p. m.-Wcathcr
markets and news items.
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lis to 1880 p. m.--Aunt Samny's
household chat.
6:30 to 1880. p. MFRS. Adam
Peterson, concert pianist; Hassl and
Myron, vocal.
1880 to 7:45 p. m.-Weather, mar.
kets and news items.
7:45 to 500 p. sn.-Radi. farm
school.
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Out Of 50 ships found to b In
sanitary during = recent period Of
inspection, So were British.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

SURVIVOR-Here is 9O- year-old James H. Carey, of Camden, N: J., who says a fire hose attached to steam pipe of the Monitor" re- pulsed the attack of the Merrimac. in the famous Cheese Box" battle. Cap tain Carey should know he was there.
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