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ab SPIRIT STUFP
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
TO EXCHANGE Good smooth land and
Sew well rented town property tor stock
of general merchandise well located in
eastern Kansas, Nebraska or- western
Iowa; can use large stock and might put
In some cash if stuff is good enough;
iglvo full details In first letter. Address
Bos L. Selbert, Colo.
Book 1,000 farms to exchange. Get our
laic plan of exchanging. Oranam liros.,
i Eldorado,- Kansas. .
FOUR rooms, furnished complete, will
trade for horses or wagons. 410 g. '27lh
Ave. -
VOU -EXCHANGE Want Southern
' California ; property for good, clear
'Omaha. Address 1135 .West -eid St. Los
i Angeles. Cal. t '
OCEAJJ tTEAMSHIPS
- THE ALLAN LINii
. . BOTAIi MAIL STEAMERS
MONTREAL, LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW.
Montreal, Havre, Plymouth, London.
The Picturesque St Lawrence Route. "
--Four -days on the ' ocean, ' three days
In .river and gulf. . Splenald new Turbans
steamers. Saloon, second-cabin and third
class Superior one-class cabin service.
CuiaLie: unexcelled. Courteous attention.
Rend tor circuiais, ratea, plans, etc.
AUan & Co.. 12? N. Dearborn St., Chicago,
4 Anchor Line Steamships .
-New York, Londonderry and Glasgow.
. New , York, Palermo and Naples.
Attractive rates for tickets between New
tork and all Scotch, English, Irish,
Continental.' and Mediterranean points.
Superior accommodations, excellent cut
Sine, efficient' service. Apply promptly
lor reservation to local agent of Anchor
Lino . or Henderson BioitwrK- fchsneral
Agcnta, Chicago, Uu . .
REAL ESTATE
. AUSTKAC1S OF '111LU.
! Reed Abstract Co., oldest abstract of.
if ice in: Nebraska. 206 Brandels Theater.
Ht'lLtlfciUS' 1KFUHJUA11UA.
Ideal dement Co., 17th and Cuming Sts.
Fuehs, Son & Blind, painting.decoratlng.
H, Gross,. Inn. wreck. g. plb. a & Paul.
'ACREAGE BARGAINS near Omaha.
Own S. Merrill, 1&3 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
CITY PHOPEUTV FOtt iALli. ,
West Farnam Home
1 1
"Why live Jn' a stuffy apartment house
when you can buy at a real sacrifice,
one Of rthe very best built east front
strictly' modern S-room houses' in the
city, and in the ; choicest part of West
Farnam District where values are secure?
Owner leaves for California in a few
days. House can be seen Sunday by
phoning .Harney; 8?52. . -:t
Harrison & Morton,
Tet V:ii. 916 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
-- : EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE :
. r .'ONLY t2,250' ..
, RENTING AT $27.5fr
LOT 60 FEET FRONT
' - ..- 2612 NORTH 19TH AVE.
. W. H. GATES, ...
644 OMAHA NAT'L . BANK BLDG.
- 'PHONE DOUG.: 1294."
Dundee Bargain
; Co you want a ' good 6-room, 2-story
I house?" Then let me show, you the one
;1 have'ust been ordered to give a Way.
Has -Jiving -room.'' etc.; 3 bedrooms and
bath on second floor; attic is plastered.
One of the finest views in Omaha. Very
easy terms' to good party. ?
; : E. W . Stoltenberg.
D. 1510.'-:
436 B. of T. Bldg.
MAP. OF OMAHA STREETS, indexed.
Mailed free, on application. Charles E.
Williamson- Co.; ; Rental Estate, Insur
ance, Rentals, care of property, Omaha,
These: Hot; Nights;
A SLEEPING PORCH is mighty fine.
Have an ejegant home In the FIELD
CLUB ' DISTRICT, stucco finish-; new
last year seven rooms; . latest arrange
ment 'and finish and tasty all the way
through three nice bedrooms and a
sleeping porch; tile - bathroom; living
room ..arrangement and a den on - first
(floor; two blocks to car; high ground.
Price $6,250; offered for sale account of
'sickness. v -,
GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE.
Close-In Site
)r.Apartment House
XVV htve. 62x130 ft within a block and
a half-of 26th &ni Farnam Sts., for $7,000.
It Ve one of the best locations in the city
ifsran apartment house or family hotei.
lA half block off Farnam St. bplendid
place for - top price rents . and steady
, tenants. . ; , . ' ... ; .;
iHarrison & Morton,
916 Dm. Na. Bk -Bldg. Tel. Doug. Sli.
, ' BEMIS PAEK HOME
7. rooms, reception Hall and sleeping
porch, oak finish on first floor, birch
I finish on second floor; 4 large bed rooms,
Iwlth closets; dandy kftchen with built In
, cabinets and nice pantry, cemented cel
flar with- laundry sink, hot and cold water
and hot water heater; fruit cellar and
tcoal bins;- corner lot, 65x105, east and
Isouth front, paved streets, beautiful lawn
'and--, shade trees. This Is certainly an
lldeal home and owner is sacrificing it on
account of leaving city; Price reduced
ifrom 15,500 to $4,800 for quick sale. Only
1 block to car. Let us show you' this If
you want something nice.
, BEMIS-CARLBEKG CO., s
iaie-T2 Brandeis Theater 'Bldg. Doug. 683.
1 JULY BARGAIN
$200 cash., balance' monthly,; will take one
I of those new cottages near ..42d . and
Grand ..Ave., Vi .block to car, close to
I brand new school, splendid neighborhood.
Reception hail, parlor, dining room and
kitchen. 'on first, floor, two bedrooms and
ibcth on second floor, all modern except
iheat, nice iot. east ront 44x140, perman-
ent - walks, cemented cellar. Prices only
I $2,700- and $2,400. - ,
. cBEinS-CAELBEEG CO., -
310-312 Brandels Theater.
' $1,350 will buy 4-room cottage;' lot S0xl20;
good barn, good well, 1 block from car;
near 23d and Sprague. See us for terms.
Daniel Hankinson. 201 Pax ton Block, D.
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REAL ESTATE
CITY. PHOPERTY FOR SALE
A RARE
N. W. Corner 3 3d and Davenport Sts. (3304 Davenport St.)
Comfortable, well built modern home. 8 large rooms. Hardwood,
white pine and enamel finish... Large porch around house.
Beautiful corner lot 52x136." Mulberry hedge. Poplar trees. Barn
for' garage. Cement walks. Streets paved.
Never offered for less -than $7,000, Lot alone worth $3,000.
FOR QUICK SALE REDUCED TO $5,500 '
' ON YOUR OWN TERMS
Owner leaving city. Makes added inducement by leaving all the
beautifurcarpets, and three good stoves. See us at once.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY
1622 FARNAM STREET.
ll 1,11 1 ... ..yin f,i i i ..Ujf
New Homes
. Easy Terms
Tho abovs U a picture of one of three
brand, new two-story houses we havo for
pale on tha' North 20th . Street Boulevard.
Each has ssvets rooms, Jargo llvlna room
and dining roo ti finished in oak, boau
ttfutty daeorated, kKahen . with built-in
ouBboardB, tbVet bed rooms and Bleeping
poroh, eomWnatlon artietlo lighting iU
tures. full basement with outside srede
entranoe. laundry sink, Carton furnaoa,
the be o plumbing and fixtures. Fine,
level lot. large m&pie shade treee ana- no
paving to pay in front of lot, a savins of
at least WO. Look at Son, 3i7 and 4iw
North 20th Bt. Blvd. This property can
be reached either by So. 34111 St. or Sher
man Ave. car lines. Take your choice at
$4,000, on terms to suit. This is a good
weaiion to buy a homo because there U
more development In tttfa djstrlot. than
any other part of the oity, whore valuo
aie lnoreama awl every tiung u new and
uniform. Call u up and we will talc
yeii out to see this property.
: Payne. & Slater Company
Sola Agents,
610 Omaha Nafl Sank BWsr.
Lot Bargain North
euth front en tfewiar Ave,, 'Just
ft,. off the Florenoe. boulevard, Newly
paved street and a prowing dlstrlet. All
Pftvlnf and - street assessment .paid In
full. Lot 608130 ft. ! only 1,060. This li
two bloclss from street car and the lot Is
perfeot for grado. Act quickly.
Harrison-;&. Morton,
m Omaha National- Bank, Tel. P. 14.
HERE IS A .
BARGAIN
IN BENSON
ftM 4.11 wet KAvnfi.fiA lrtt nfil faU frOfB
ear Una. Lot fronts soutn on Lucae b
tween Viar sjih nurmwn enwiinu mm
eV4 of lot 10, block K. Phone Webster
UuA. sr address O, ft VY Bm.'
; Go Look;
at This Brick House
1214 N. 84th St.. Bemis' Park district. 7-
room and sleeping poroh; ail modern, full
cement basement; this house is new and
elegantly nnisnea inrougnout; must os
soun to be appreciated. Price now down
to $5,000. "
O 'Neil's Real Estate & Insur
ance Agency,
' 1505 Farnam. Tyler 1024.
westf'ar"nam lots
East front,, on 35th St., Just north of
Doags St.: perfect sraCe, every t.trs;:t
Improvement completed, new and uniform
tree planting. Tnese lots, Mxo ft., are
only W.ouo each. We hava only fous- loit,
Note the character of the new houses.
It '.s a now district and no old houses In
the way. We think there Is nothing bet
ter In the city for t good homo place.
Harrison & Morton,
E16 Ouaha National Bank. ' Tel. D. 3i4.
FOUR BLOCKS FROM
POSTOFFICE
Fine building site at southwest corner
of 18th and Cass, in proximity to business
section where values are sure to Increase;
lot 66x132 feet, now occupied by .frame
and brick buildings. Inquire 2304 Daven
port street. - - .
Bungalow for Auto
Brand cow all modern and ftp-to-date
on 50-foot esst front lot. paved street in
fine neighborhood. Price oniy $3,7S0. Will
take good vacant lot or nearly new auto
as first payment. Call Douglas 163.
TO BUT, HELL. OK KENT, FIRST 3ES
JOUM V. J&OBBLKS. Uu2 FAUNAS! ST.
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REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
BARGAIN
D-898.
New Homes
Open for Inspection July 4th.
5935 N. 24TH ST. 7 rooms and sleeping
porch, 2 full, stories, stairway to floored
attic, full cemented basement; oak floors
throughout, strlctiy modern, fine shade
trees. Only $500 cash down, balance
monthly like rent, be sure fljid see this
place it you want a good home at a low
cash' price oh easy terms. Owner on tha
premises. Price 3,960.
6108 FLORENCE " BOULEVARD 8
rooms 2-story, modern house, decorated'
throughout, attractive and very well con
structed. Must be seen to be appreciated,
complete in every detail. Kast front lot,
44x165 teet, in beautiful Norwood Addi
tion, near Miller Park. Price $3,000. Easy
terms. We consider these to be the best
values offered on the north side. Inves
tigate. George & Company,
902-12 City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
'Phone D. 756 or A-175.
$850. A nice 4-room house, with cellar,
barn, wagon shed, tool house. Douglas
6976.
REAL ESTATE
FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALli
r Canada,
BRITISH COLUMBIA lands on GRAND
TRUNK. Frank Crawford, 203 Cotton
Bldg.. Vancouver or Omaha.
Colorado.
640 ACRES.
Located 3 miles from a good shipping
point, 5 miles from a splendid trading
town; suriace smooth, sou a uark loum,
some few pine trees; no rocks; line water
at a shallow depth; 250 acres In wheat,
oats and corn; 15 acres in alfalfa;
all unaer good fence; the improve
ments consist of a new 6-room
dwelling, with cellar and pantry; barn
for cattle and horses, SO ft, by 22 ft.; Im
plement shed, 24 ft. by 36 ft; stone hen
house; fine cherry and plum orchard;
one mile . to school; It. F. D. and tele
phone at place; new windmill at house;
will trade farm with crop , at $25 per
acre; will consider a good stock of mdse,
up to $13,000, or will consider land in
Iowa, eastern Kansas or eastern Ne
b rfl b k fit
THE DIVIDE LAND AND INVEST
MENT CO., ,
ELIZABETH, COLO.
GREATEST bargain in eastern Colo
rado; four sections, over 500 acres fine
plow land, balance grazing land, located
nine miles northwest of Llmon. Only
$3,75 acre. R. M, Bettesworth, Cedar
Rapids, la.
Georgia.
GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA
Traversed by the
ATLANTIC. BIRMINGHAM ATLAN
TIC RAILROAD.
Lands adapted to the widest range of
crops. Au Luu money crops of tne outn
plentifully piociuceo. hot literature treat
Uig uu u"a coming country, lis soil,
ciimaiu, ciiuiwU aua iichuoi advautas,
W. li. LEAHY, DEPT. K,
General Pa&senger Agent,
ATLANTA, UA.
Idaho.
FOR SALE 120 ACRES IRRIGATED
land, three miles from town, tor ,o0.
and will take Ji.wAi cuh and will give I
years oil lue baiauue. hot imorniauou
write Uenry Maple, Hiclilield. Idaho.
MUbX prouuuMve Ly uud gram laud
in the wurid i-ioutf Vuuey, ltUtno. No ir
iit'iitioii needtxi; t.ne cliuuite, fiuo water,
cheap fuel, telephontis, laiUoad, eltc
tncay. improved land fc to tov acre.
Aii,Ki nutc. uj.-naru laud proportion in
loaUo. tur haul uiaLta w;ite uiuay. fm
em River Coiouiiuiiion Co., jsauipa,
ldano. '
Kansas.
160 acres, one mile from Greenleaf,
Washington Co. a.'I good farm land rnd
one of tno Uest jmpi jvii farms In tne
county. Also 160 acrev cure and mow
tana, to Do had one easy terms. 'or tur
ther particulars write, R. C. McGrew,
owner. - ,,
ivnra.
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your farm Is to insert a small want ad
In the Des Moines Capital, largest cir
culation in the state of Iowa, U,im daily.
The Capital is read by and believed In by
the standpatters of luwa, who simply re
fuse to i-eiui.t any oiLer paper in their
hun.es, Katee. 1 cent a word a day; $i.2i
per lino per month; count six ordinary
woriia To tne Um. Address Ut Momes
Ctip.ui!. loa KlDines. la.
. ataktatuu
RANCHES $2,000 to $100,000. Send for
list Shopen & Co., Ranch DcaJrg,
Omaha. Neb. 1 '
KftADtfc OF tlBeHTV. , A.AJ6 fWhBtfc AlOAa
WSr"JDtV ftSCUMB'AXl UilTM y
REAL ESTATE
FARM A IIAXCH LANDS FOR SALE
Utah.
For Sale Irrigated Lands,
. Utah. . . . (
I own about 5,000 acres of Irrigated land
in Lucerne valley, Utah, 40 miles off the
railroad south of Green river, Wyoming.
I wish to sell all but about 1,000 acres
my home ranch to good farmers and
good neighbors.
This land is all under ditch now and
the water, in abundance, Is running in
the canals.
I want 26 to 60 families to settle around
me. It will make my remaining 1,000 acres
worth at least $100 an acre.
We raise the finest kind of alfalfa, grain
and vegetab.es. If my oats don't average
60 bushels to the acre I'll sure miss my
guess. I will raise 400 bushels of potatoes
to the acre.
I will sell 1000 acres of this land, If
bought before August 1, 1912, on the fol
lowing terms:
$25.00 an acre, cash. '
$27.60 an acre, $10 an acre aown and $5
an acre a year.
$20.00 an acre, $5 an acre down and $5
an acre a year.
Interest on deferred payments at per
cent per annum. This includes perpetual
water right for Irrigation. . Lucerne val
ley is absolutely surrounded by millions
of acres of range land. I'll give any man
a quarter section of land who will show
me a better location for steck raising;
75 per cent of the stock here range out
all the year. We Immediately adjoin the
Uintah forest reserve, with about 1.000.000
lucres anil rnnee land. Cn! and timhfr
in abundance right at your door. We
have three schools, three postofftces and
telephone system all through the valley
and to the railroad. About 5,000 acres of
land already under cultivation. My seven
passenger Packard automobile is at Green
River, Wyo. It won't cost you one cent
after you leave there for my ranch. You
can stay here as long as you please to
select your land. Write or wire my
representative, L. N. Sawyer, Green River,
Wyo., telling him Just when yon will be
there. If you find I have misrepresented
one single material fact I will pay your
railroad fare for the round trip. I refer
you to the Morris State bank and Green
River State bank, both of Green River,
Wyo. Wire Sawyer now for the auto
mobile, stating date of arrival at Gresn
River. Fine Irrigated land, at $25 an acre
beats praying for rain. A. 8. Brown,
Birch Springs Ranch, Manila. Utah.
Nebraajltn. .
HOMj:ST5AD-S20 acres rich farm land
at $175 filing fees and all. Not rough or
sandy J. A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb.
Farms; Farms Fr iris
Driving distance Of Omaha.-Bargains.
Let us show you the goods. All sizes,
all prices, all terms
ORIN S. MERRILL CO.' "
Rooms 1213-14 City Nafl. Bank Bldg
Oi t-gon.
FOR SALEBy owner, Ideal dalvy and
fruit ranch. C. B. Gaines, Gates, Ore. '
South Dakota.
HOMESTEAD locations, deeded lands
and relinquishments in Butte and Hard
ing counties, S. D. Address Box E, 383
Bee.
AN excellent M, sec. of well-fenced land
In northern Butte Co., 8o. Dak.: sandy
loam soil; 8 acres In crop; 30 ml. from It.
R., 7 ml. from Inland town; will sell for
$11.50 per acre. Add. F 382, Bee.
WANTEDTO BORROW
First Mortgage for Sale
Y 1 nf first mortgage on new buildings
vVrtr, built for homes aro tho safest
.c tV securities in the world.
These securities have been - our spe
cialty for 12 years without the loss of
a dollar to ourselves or investors.
A list of mortgagee, $300 up to &.500
mailed on request with hiffhftst tofwicat,.
American Security Company
300 So. 17th St. Oram,
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Arrange Bookinn with Local Agents
or Company's Office, Chicago, III.
AIM IS TO PREVENT DISEASE
'
Visiting Nurses Will Care for Both
.' Healthy and Sick Babies.
DISPENSARY IS
ESTABLISHED
Principal Okject Will Be tp Teach
loong People How to Keep
Well Daring the Hot
Sammer Months.
Preventive Miastires against slckntss
will be the object of the Visiting Nurses'
association In conducting the 1912 ' baby
camp at Elmwood park. Not only will
babies be taken, care of, but a dispen
sary has been opened In Jacobs Memorial
hall, at Bevtenteenth and Dodge streets.
The object of the dispensary Is to
teach children and young people hew to
keep well In the hoi weaker and to co
operate with the physicians to reduce
disease and sickness.
Convalescent children and well babies
from the heated districts of the city will
find the camp Is maintained especially
for their benefit. The very 111 babies are
to be given care Inside the well equipped
hospital of the city. The camp will be
open from 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m.
All children going to the camp will be
Inspected by tho nurses in charge and If
found In need of medical attention will
be referred back to their own physician,
who' will be requested to eo-operaee with
the camp In their care, If they are in
such a physical condition that they are
In no way a menace to the healthy child
ren of the camp. In this way the strictest
care will be taken to prevent the spread
ing of any disease and every effort will
be made to prevent rather than cure
disease.
The dispensary at Seventeenth and
Dodge street Is to .be known at "The
Public Health Instructive Dispensary,"
The healthy people as well as the sick
will receive benefit from this plan. It
Is the object of the dispensary to co
operate with the families or Individuals
and their physicians, to ascertain and
relieve any causes which may Induce Ill
ness;, to help the patients In their homes
to follow the physician's orders and to
make provision when necesmary for the
removal and care of the patients else
where. While the prevention of the spread of
tuberculosis is one of the purposes of
the dispensary Its usefulness will not be
confined to Instruction In this alone, but
will extend Its services to -'nstructlori
and aid In the homes or any desiring to
know how to care for their own sick.
All cases of any kind needing medical
aid wlll.be referred to their own phy
sician and a clinical record kept for his
reference and all physicians are Invited
to refer cases to the dispensary If In any
way it can aid in their care. .,
While there Is no fee or charge for
dispensary service yet any one paying
in $1 or mora to the dispensary fund
helps that much in extending its ser
vices Into the homes of those who aro
unable to pay.. ;
MAIL CARRIERS TO MAKS
BUT FEW TRIPS THURSDAY
The general delivery and the stcmp
window of the Omaha postoffice will be
open until 10:30 a. m. on tho Fourth of
July. One, two and three trip carriers
will make one trip, leaving the postof
fice not earlier than $ a. m. The four
and five trip carriers will make two de
liveries, leaving the postoffice on the
second trip not earlie." than 9:30 a. m.
The station carriers wlii !H7ii the of
fice after the arrival of supplementary
mails. The collections will be made un
der the same schedules as on Sundays.
The. wom.cj'ob AiEAay, The. Faber" waTo
have. Deuueeo The- csatoaj th$.
CATTLE ARE KILLED BY HAIL
Stones as large as Cannon Balls Fall
in South Fart of State.
HOMES ARE BADLY DAMAGED
Dolt of Llghtnlus Strllues Trinity
Cathedral la Omaha aad Hurls
Crone from Capola Across
Capitol Avenne.
Hailstones six Inches In diameter are
reported to have killed cattle, chickens
and other animals Tuesday night In and
around Johnson, near Auburn, In the
southeastern part of the state. Reports
reaching Omaha this morning say the
hailstorm lasted for more than a half
hour, shattering wfndow pane and
greatly damaging roofs. ,
Rains during the night appeared to be
local. There was hardly any preclpta
tlon west of Ashland. The heaviest rains
were along the Missouri valley, especially
toward the south around Plattsmouth
and Nebraska City.
LIghtninr struck the cupola on the
north side of Trinity cathedral. The
The cross was broken off near tha base
and thrown almost acrosa Capitol avenue.
Stanley Porclus, the caretaker, was In
Dean Tancock'a study when he was al
most blinded by a flash of lightning. A
second later he heard a heavy orash and
knowing some part of the building has
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Next Sunday will find new features for every, -member
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WISH DRESSES AND AN IDEAL
By Lady Duff-Gordon.
CURES FOR ENCUMBERING FLESH
By Lena Cavilieri.
HOW PRETTY BLUE PAJAMAS SAVED A
FAST EXPRESS
Worn by a pretty southern belle, these dainty
pajamas raced rods to flag a speeding
train, and saved it from destruction.
WHERE OUR NUMBERS REALLY CAME
FROM
The mystery is finally answered.
NELLIE MACGEE AND HER CITY MISSION
WORK
Inspiring story of a great Omaha woman..
FOUR PAGES OF COLORED COMICS
By the greatest artists.
FOUR PAGES OF LATE SPORTING NEWS
All the box scores.
X EVERY MOVE IN POLITICAL GAME
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been struck. Investigated. A flash of
lightning gave Mr. Porclus a glimpse of
the cross on the north side of Capitol
avenue. Aside from the cross being torn
off no othor damage waa done to 'the
cathedral.. Dean Tancock and his family
are at Pryor Lake, Minn.
Ryder Has Plans - ;
for Public Baths : '
on River Front
John J. Ryder, commissioner of police,
sanitation and public safety, has taken.'
up with Major E. .H. Schula of Kansaa
City, of the river Improvement commit
tee, a plan to establish a river front
bathing resort In this city. . '
Major 6chuls has given the plan little-'
encouragement and Commissioner RydeiK
is writing Senator G. M. Hitchcock ioF
Information as to whether the city can
csrry out this plan without Interference .
from the national government, .
Mr. Ryder said his plan, was not.tai:
establish the bathing pavilion this yearlp
but as soon as It was possible. .
Details of the plan, Including the probng
able cost, will be taken up by the-cltj
commission at once, If Senator' HltchcocK4
believes the project can be carried
through. This bathing resort would be?
maintained by the city and open to thfi1
public without charge. A1, ill
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