Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 19, 4 December 1917 — Page 13

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THE PALLADIUM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Sfndardled n.l Indexed for Quick Ilrfrence. according to The Uasll I Smith System. f'onvrlght) CLASSIFIED HATES ;c per word On time ner word Three Times fi per word Seven times 20c per word One month Un Ad Taken Less han 10c CASH Or Less Than 25c CHARGE COVTrtACT T1ATES obtained from The Palladium hurlncos office. CLOSING ITOITriS All Want-Ad muxt lie Inhefore 12 M. noon, of clay of rubllratton. l!TOT-'-TOVU ADS nmt ha aecomnalned hv rash In full payment, according to above rates. THK PALLADIUM reserves the right to rlasaifv all ad according to Its own rul and regulations. WANT-ADS a-lvlno- a "letter or number." rare this office, ran not b answered In peraon. A Irtter should he nli-!rr"il to the "letter or number." care this office. The advertiser will rail for hi nnawem nnd later rail on von providing your reply to this advertisement pleases htm. Tr'I.RT'F0K vonr Want-Ad when H It mum convenient to do So. RIM will !. snnt to vim. and OS thla Is an an-.vimn-i'iditlon service. The Palladium ex-neft", novment promptly upon re"Hpt of " Phone 2834 SPECIAL NOTICES KNIGHTS OK PYTHIAS NOTICE OurIng the building of our New Castle hall. Ooeiir P Lion lodge. No. R. meets at the S. W. corner of Mnln and Tenth st., second floor, over Piano Store. r. L WKTTIll, K. of P. V. P. THE LADIES' AIM SOCIETT OF THE FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN ciiuncH will hold a Xmas Bazaar Wednesday, December 5, ut the church. 11th and South A St. Allday. Fancy work, aprons and home cooking. LOST AND POUND KEYS One bunch, lost. Return to 47 South 10th St. Reward. pOGKETnOOK Lost", Saturday, with diamond lnv.illler enclosed one lift 00 bill, one $2.00 Mil and several pennies and two rccelots with the name of owner. Liberal reward. Call 4307. PR A YE It HEADS Milk white, silver mounted. lot at Washington theatre or vlclnltv on Sunday night, Nov. 11th. Kinder please phone 3052. Geo. L. Klein. HELP WANTED MALE MAN Young for stenography and bookkeeping, wanted. One who Is not afraid of work. Walter B. Fulghum, 1000 Main. MEN Wanted at Richmond Baklngr Company. TRIMMER Or lathe worker, for lawn stitching. Apply room 5, Hittle Blk. Phone 1600. WOOP CUTTERS Experienced wanted innr rttchmond on Ablngton Pike. Michael Lawrence. HELP WANTED FEMALE 6 ' HOUSEWOKK Olrl wanted for gener al housework. ' all 3001 r;nst .Main HOUSEWORK Oirl wanted for Kenoral house wink. Phone 3603. IIOl'SKWOUK !lrl wanted for senernl housework. I.iro North J St. HOrSEWORK Olrl for frencral housework. Phone rt403. HOITSEWOKK Woman for peneral housework to fro out of city. Call at 1421 Main St. HOl'SEWOKK Girl wanted for generel housework. Phone 3603. STENOtSUAPHER With experience, ftendy work. Apply quick. Wciler Hros.. Portland. Ind SITUATIONS WANTED POSITION Wanted hv married man on fnrin. experienced. X. i-are Palladium. SK.WINO Wanted b- the day. Address Seamstress, care Palladium. ROOMS FOR RENT CTH STKBET South 116. Four unfurnished rooms with water, gas, light. Phone 199J. Fni'sTUEET North 101. Modern furnished room, conveniently large for two. $10.00 per month. 9THST rtEET North 27. Two furnished front room. 1st and 2nd floor. liVI'ir STKEET South 42. Desirable furnished room. ll'I'Il ST. North 303; furnished rooms for rent. nfll RTifEKT North 102. Two furnished rooms for llnht housekeeping. 1st floor. Phone 25S0. 2 1ST ST I'tEET 304 North. 3 unfurnlshed rooms down stairs. ROOMS OR BOARD WANTED 11 ROOMS Two wanted. Unfurnished, Hot and cold water preferred. Call 814 Main. BUSINESS SERVICS 12

MKMoliiAUJ High Krado Masoleumsi, ornnmontal and general cemetery work in granite. John P. Emslie, IS So. 1 0 1 h St. Phona 4022. Id "(! It us have your old Brussei and lnwraln carpets to make Into fluff nigs St e sample. Delivery Feoruary. Phone 1S49. Joseph Mtdrig aent ofi Ashjian Pros, Indianapolis. In Iilchinond this week only. I SilOKl (opal'i '! ng neatly done 421 Main

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MOVING A STORAGE 18 LIVE STOCK & VEHICLES 31 STORE Your goods with Forrest Mon- DKATS 2-horse and harness. Inquire ger Storage Co. Phone 2608. Rigby's Furniture Store, 14 North 5th. STORE YOUR HOUSEHOLD GOODS HOGS Registered yearling Poland . China male of Iowa breeding-, for sale. In our new, clean building, practically Immuned and quiet Walter H Bee-j fire-proof, steam heated, electrically Route A, Greensfork lighted, and costs no more than stor- "?Hg: Ing your goods In an ordinary wooden MARE General purpose, for sale. fire and rat trap building. Private Philip Meek, Charles Ave. rooms or open space. WAGONS Delivery, for sale, cheap if RICHMOND STORAGE CO. iTJnl & C" ' Rear No. 19 So. 11 St. 'Phone 1418. J!LL . I ti LARGE AUTO VAN- pWLTRvTllit8Tbck 2 - DOJS For coon, skunk and possum Local and long distance moving? for hunting. Also good tame ferrets. Ombest service and prices call er Blessing. 5142-A. FERRETS $4.00 and $4.50 each. Phone J. L. McNeill 4179 or use. Res. 617 S. B. Phone 2564. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 33 FORD Touring car 1917. A-l condition. rpv A,,.-' T,, Bargain. Owner has enlisted. See at Three Auto Trucks 70s Nan Road west. Best service nnd largest moving vans OVERLAND 5-passenger. touring In the city. Have a large new truck ROO(1 oorKiition. Bargain If sold soon, for city transfer and draying. Can Huh oarage. 18 South 7th St. give the people quicker and better wkWan IP YOU WANT A LTG-WEIGHT age. Local and long distance moving. IKULK Call with ample power and speed and durability for 500 lbs., or 1500 lbs., inORA MONGER vestlgat the Republic Dispatch, comP.esMence. 315 Randolph. Tel. S137. fiete VtVV tvtt?- nr Office 7 S. 7th. Tel. 2746. WELDEX MFG. CO. Prompt Phone Service. 12th and N. E. Sts. Phone 1494. AUTO MOVING VAN auto supplies & repairs 35 The largest nnd best equipped In the . n,,. TuTTinn nnnrvnrvn eltv. Furniture crated for shipping. AUTO CYLINDER REBORING Long distance trips ti specialty. All " work guaranteed. $2.00 per cvllnder and up. Ford special Job. $12.50: Including New Pistons, Forest Monger Rings. Bushings and Pir. 8. 200 S. 7(h St. Phone 2608 ,, 0 L - Thomas Turner & Son REPAIRING 17 jtar 33 South 6th St. Phone 1226. EVERYTHING We repair almost ev- ' g erythlng Call for and deliver. Wes- HOUSES APTS. TO PENT 33 ley Brown .fr Son. Phone 30S6. FFRNITPRE 'Repaired : pictures fram- 3RD ST. South 217. Half double house ed: all kinds of stoves, bicycles and five rooms, $15. Call 221 South 3rd. sundries. We repair everything. Phone 4085. Brown-Darnell Co. Phon 1936. 5TH STREET Northwest 703. Six mmiammmmtmmmmmmammammmmmmmaa rooms, both waters; $S. 50 per month. PDUCATIONAL 20 6THST. Sou th 734. Four-room house, tuut'"orlAL good condition. Phone 1335 or 2012. MEN Wanted, wideawake men with j STREET South 1011. Seven-room preference for mechanics, to get our house with barn and garden. Phone catalog. Indianapolis Motor School, In- 1419 or 6149-C. dianapoll. Ind. PTANO LESSANS-Orade I to VT. See "N?P f-TilUnA0 Mrs. Frank Medsker. 516 So. 12th St. J3-pyA.J71h.hone 1 , i6. MBBMBMMnMHaaa LINDEN AVE. 210. Seven-room house, " .,rV."..T-nrrB7 electric light and bath; also barn. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 21 Phone 4S39. CARROTS $1.00 bu". 1204 S. T St. PEARL STREET 325. 6-room house. ChTfKOROBR Good as new. Verv Also 200 Richmond Ave.. B-room house cheap, for cash. F. R. Chamness. 902 and bath. 181 It. Wayne Ave. Phone North 10 St. 307S or 1S62. COAT New. 34 South 10th St. HOUSE 6 rooms. Large garden. Furniture and Stoves For Sale HE-Fo7Tnt: 7 rooms, bath. frAlmost new at V, of original price. t Central. Phone 2219 or Eesy payments it desired. ,ei -r..16 S4UPPly Stlle, - FLAT Above Palace Theatre fr rent. 11 Kt. Wavne Ave. Phone 1862. nnnnlrn p,aoo Theatre.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS Ave! Phono 4766. 18 Richmond j MEDICINE Dr. Vinton's Vlntola for liver, stomach, bowels 10c all dealers. OVERCOATS One light weight: also one heavy weight; size 36. Phone 2661. OVERCOAT For boy. Call 228 North 16th. SCALES Augldile computing. Also store fixtures. 1103 Sheridan St. SEWING MACHINES Second-hand drop head. All makes, at a bargain. Phone 4S37. SHOTGUNS And shells for sale. Waking & Co.. 4th & Main. WHY NOT A new sewing machine for Xmas. Come In and pick one out now. Different makes and styles from $20.00 to $so.oo. Cash or Easy Terms H. D. LACEY 9 S. 7th. Phone 1756. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 22 CI-OTHING AND SHOES Second-hand, wanted. Phone 2143 or 240 Ft. Wayne Ave. i CORN PLANTER Wanted to buy. Call Phnne 4302. FURS Raw wanted. Highest market price, 634 North 10th St. FURNITURE Wanted. If you have good used furniture or stoves to sell call us, we pivv good prices and cash. Brammer & Townsend, 520 Main St. Phone 1469. FURNITURE AND STOVES WANTED HOME SUPPLY STORE 181 Ft. Wayne Ave. Phone 1862 RAW Ft'RS Wanted to buy raw furs at Ike Pryor's livery and sales stable, 124 N. 6th St.: every Saturday. Phone 1439. Harry Clark. TEETH Old false wanted. Don't matter If broken. I pay $2.00 to $15.00 per set. Send by parcel post and receive check bv return mall. L. Mazer 2007 S. Fifth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 23 DRUMS Snare and base. Call 514 So. D St. , ' GR FANoLA Columbia and 35 records for sale at your price for cash. F. R Chamness, 902 North 10 St. SPECIAL AT THE STORES 23 FOR SOMETHING different in the line of embossed or engraved Xmas Greeting Cards see THE RICHMOND TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 311 Union Natl. Bank Bldg., Richmond, Ind. Phone 1010. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 30 MERCHANTS DELIVERY For saleparty leaving city on account of ill health. Kod paying proposition. Phono 4766.

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MISCELLANEOUS TO RENT 40 SHOTGUNS For rent. Waking & Co., 4th fi: Mnln St. WANTED TO RENT 41 HOUSE Wanted Phone 319. to rent. Central. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42 A. M. ROBERTS ReaJ estate. City and Farms. Libert v Ave., R. D. Phone 4171. Office 18 S. 8th. HOUSE For sale. New modern, 7-room house, furnace and bath, $5,500. Terms. Address Box No. 166. Richmond. Ind. HOUSE For sale. A good two-story frame residence, with furnace, electric lights, etc.; $2,750. $250 cash and $20 a month. Address "Owner," care of Palladium. HOUSE FOR SALE Exceptional bargain,- new six-room house to be modern; good location. Cash or payments. Wm. H. Bradbury & Son Rooms 1 and S, Westcott Block, Richmond, Ind. FARMS FOR SALE 43 12 ACRES With plenty of good bldg. 4 "miles from Richmond. Price $2,000. Cash $1.000. 1127 Main. ACRES 240. $1 30 "per acre. ' Stand at house and see all over farm; 3-4 block good building. Banner farm of coun.ty. Arthur Brooks. LAND! LAND! In Michigan's best counties. 10, 20, 40, R0-acre tracts. $15 to $30 per acre. I Easy payments. Good for general crops, poultry, truit. nig oookioi iree. Swigart Land Company, N1257 First National Bank Buildings, Chicago. 111. SEE MORGAN 6TH AND MAIN 160-a. near Williamsburg; good house, fair barn and other buildings; fruit and timber: all tillable; some rolling. Actually for sale at $90.00 per. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE 44 120 ACRES For sale; good level 120-acre farm; Jefferson county, Indiana. Good tobacco land. Will trade for Richmond property. Price $100.00 per acre. Address P. O. Box No. 166. Richmond, Ind. REAL ESTATE WANTED 45 HOUSE Wanted, 5 or 6 rooms. Will pay cash for d real bargain. . Give exact location and price. Bo 137,'care Palladium.

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NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC. In the matter of the estate of Sarah E. Dennis, Deceased. In the Wayne Circuit court. October Term, 1917. Notice is hereby given that Deropsey E. Dennis as executor of the. estate of Sarah E. Dennis deceased, , has precunloil and filed his ncooiirit nnd vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 22nd day of December, 1917, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers Ehould not be approved. DEMPSEY E. DENNIS, Executor. Benjamin F. Harris, Attorney. Nov. 27-Dec. 4-11 NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC. Tn the Wayne Circuit Court, October Term, 1917. In the matter of the estate of Morris Jones, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Claburn S. Jones, as Administrator of the estate of Morris Jones, deceased, has presented &nd filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 29th day of December, 1917, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved. Claburn S. Jones, Administrator. John L. Rupe, Attorney. Dec. 4-11-13. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Proposals for supplies for the use of the Eastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane for the month of January, 1'JIS, will be received by the board of trustees at the hospital before 3 p. m., Monday, December 10th. Specifications may be seen at the Second National Bank, or at the hospital. By order of the Board, S. E. Smith, Med. Supt. Dec. 4-5. LYNN HAS TWO NEW OFFICERS OF JNGINEERS Ora G. Baxter, a Captain, and Chester A. Coleman, First Lieutenant. LYNN, Ind., Dec. 4 Ora G. Baxter, a Lynn boy, a High school graduate, and also a Purdue man, former head of the Arkansas Drainage survey, as a civil engineer, has been commissioned captain of the Engineers corps at Little Rock, Ark. His examination qualified him to the appointment. He had previously concluded for the government a survey of the northwestern section of Arkansas. Alfred R. Hiatt, son of the hardware merchant, in a letter from Purdue where he is studying as a civil engineer, said six of the students had gone to the Engineers corps, but that he had been persuaded to finish his course. Chester A. Coleman, a graduate of the High school here, who has been in the officer's training camp at Fort Collins, Kas., informed his parents by letter Saturday that he had been commissioned a first lieutenant. A record was established by the High school juniors in tl.e ticket sale at the Empire theatre for their Thanksgiving day play selling out the house in 40 minutes. The play netted $79,45 to the school library fund. Residents who could not get admission to the theatre are now asking for a second performance. The money wfli go to purchase library books. A. R. Boren has purchased 300 hogs, with an average weight of 250 pounds, for $10,000. A load of 84 hogs, averaging 240 pounds weight, realized ?17.65 per 100 pounds, and the check reaceived was $2,965. On account of hog cholera, and for conservation of food, grain, and stock, farmers in this section have forbidden hunting on their farms. Lacey and Tillson traded the D. M. Light farm of 285 acres Monday, for the Vogue Furnishing store at Richmond. The consideration v;as not stated. Real estate trading shows many Inquiries for farms recently. Berry Brothers, grain dealers, inaugurated a cash system Monday, for all goods obtained at their elevator. They are conducting a seed selection cam- ! paign among the farmers. Rev. Loean Hunt is enndurtinsr mecf. j ings at the Friends church this week. Ail churches have been invited to coopers te.

TUESDAY, DEC. 4, 1917.

Don't ''Promise Don't promise to pay large payments. It may prove very embarrassing to you. You can never tell what your circumstances may be later on. The Twenty Payment Plan will relieve you of any such responsibility. It makes it easy for you to borrow and repay in twenty monthly payments, so small that you will not feel thera. However, if you desire, you can make larger payments and are charged interest only on the actual amount of cash etill outstanding. Interest at the legal rate. $2.50 Monthly Payment on S 50.00 S3. 75 Monthly Payment on $ 75.00 S5.00 Monthly Payment on $100.00 Remember you are charged Interest only for the actual amount of cash you still owe at the end of each month. Ask for free folder which explains "TWENTY PAYMENT PLAN" in detail. We make loans on Furniture. Pianos, Horses, etc. Call, write or "phone: Richmond I oan Co. Est. 1895. Phone 1545. Room 8, Colonial Building. Richmond, Indiana. I. I.II.U.Ii. i.llll'l... Articles of Value j Bought and Sold m i 1 I buy Diamonds, Watches, Mu- jj I g sical Instruments,- Shot Guns, s ' Etc. s Highest Prices Paid SAM S. VIGRAN I 1 512 Main Street Phone 1295 I i Cambridge City, Ind. Rev. R. C Jones was called to Alexandria, Saturday, on account of the death of his brother, Alexander Jones. Dr. C. D. Wissler enroute to his home in New York City from Santa Fe, N. M., spent Sunday with his fathler, B F. Wissler and family Eu gene Gehnng, now in military training at Camp Taylor, having been granted a three days' furlough .was here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gehrlng over Sunday. . .Miss Frances Lealie came from Lafayette at the close of the week to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R C. Leslie. . . .Mrs. Charles Woods is reported as seriously ill at her home in East Cambridge. ... Mr. and rMs. B. A. Carpenter and daughter, Miss Mildred, have for their guest, Miss Mary Wehland of Chattanooga, Tenn Merrill Allison, in the marine service, stationed near Washington, D. C, has been spending a few days with relatives in Cambridge City and vicinity. .. .Miss Ethelyn Barnett of Indianapolis was the guest of friends and relatives here at the close of the week. ....Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Callaway. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Mosbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Doney and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Beeson were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Florea, near Milton, Sunday. .. .Mrs. Kate Blue went to Marion, Monday, to be the guest several days of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Barnett In the absence of the regular pastor, Rev. Harry Compton of Dublin occupied the pulpit at the M. E. church, Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Krahl spent Sunday in Indianapolis, the guests of the former's sister, Mrs. Will Gearim.... Mr. and Mrs. John Dora entertained Sunday Mrs. Ida Shortrldge and daughter Thelma, of Falmouth Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith and daughter, June of Richmond, and Mrs. Hazel Hardreich of Indianapolis, were guests of friends here and at Milton, Sunday Dean House will move his stock of drugs to the room in the Boyd block heretofore occupied by the post office, as soon a3 his new furniture can be placed. .. .Cassius C. McGilliard, superintendent of the Cambridge City Gas company and Miss Pauline Kougel Davis of Miincie were married in the latter city, by Rev. Edward G. Mason, Thanksgiving Day. They will reside in Cambridge City Max Kitterman is suffering from the effects of a fall, Monday morning which resulted in the spraining of the muscles and ligaments of a knee Don Wright of the firm of Wright & Sons, this city, has opened an undertaking establishment in New castle.... F. J. Scudder, for several years superintendent of the Natural Gas plant at this place, has severed his connection with the Bame, and associated himself with Lester Sherry in the management of "the " Ford agency here Felix Johnston, a highly respected citizen of this place, during the lat twelve years,' died at his home on West Main street, Wednesday afternoon of pneumonia. Mr. Johnston was horn near Raleigh, Rifsh county, July 21, 1864. He was united in marriage with Elizabeth Alley, in

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ir&ink It Over Every once in a while you need something. Today, perhaps, you are in the market for a good used automobile ; tomorrow you'll want to find a good carpenter to do some jobbing for you ; next week you'll be house-hunting. Read the classified ads in The Palladium before you turn elsewhere to satisfy your wants. Every day scores of people are sending their business messages to you in the crisp, truthfully-worded announcements on this page. WHEN YOU ADVERTISE IN THE PALLADIUM YOU REACH 95 OF THE HOMES IN RICHMOND.

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Corner 12th and Main Streets The stock of groceries, merchandise, fixtures and delivery automobile of Clarence Geier, bankrupt, will be offered for sale at 10 o'clock, Wednesday morning, December 5th, 1917, at the corner of 12th and Main Streets, Richmond, Indiana. This sale offers an exceptional opportunity to any person desiring to engage in the grocery business in one of the oldest grocery stands on Main street. R. G. KELLEY, Trustee. Thomas Conniff, Auctioneer.

iilllM JRV OUR NEW PLAN . . Which gives you the money needed with the least possible trouble. Payments are arranged for a long or short time to"Tsuit your income. However, "you pay only for the length of time you keep the money. Our transactions are all under state supervision and our company is licensed under the laws of Indiana. . OUR WAY OF LOANING IS THE BEST BY TEST. LOANS made on Household Goods, Pianos, Live Stock, etc., in all parts of the city and all surrounding territory. If in need of money, fill out this blank and our confidential agent will calL Name Amt. Wanted Address

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1894. He was a member of the M. E. church and of the Order of K. of 'P. Surviving-him are his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Arthur Reese of this place, and Mary Catherine in the home, and one brother, Louis Johnston, of Knihgtstown. The funeral and interment will be at Raleigh. Wednesday afternoon. Rev. R. C. Jones of the Si. E. Church will officiate. Contributed Verse I am thinking of a soldier, A soldier so brave and so true Who la risking his life in a battle, A battle lor me and for you. It seems but a day since I held him And cuddled him close to my breast, I hoped and planned for his future life; Ah! mothers you all know the rest. As I enter the door of the attic, My eye3 become misted with tears I view at a glance his playthings. That have been stored away many years. ', The three cornered hat with a feather, . And a little suit of blue

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3 s 3 ti m 1 RELIABLE Richmond. Ind. That I made for him to play soldier For no other suit would do. How he marched to and fro shouting loudly With a flag waving high in the air My thoughts now turn back to his childhood days With a tear in my eye and a prayer. Today he is a real soi:?r. He has answered his country's call; He Is helping to keep the stars and the stripes . And to win freedom for all. I was proud of him then as I watched him . , , From childhood grow Into a man ; But now not a mother Is prouder And I want him to do all he can. May God bless and. keep all our soldiers ' And guide them across the dark wave; .1 Until victory is our and our boys all come home," :, , ; To the "Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave." t Composed and .written. .by Miss Eya Johnson, R. R.. 10," Eaton, Ohio.

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