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side of Grove ST.; this property will bear a
thorough investigation it is good income prop
erty.
QeO0O THE GREATEST BARGAIN EVER
SOUUU. offered; beautiful modern excep-
tionay well laid out fats; on the side OF the
street; in good locality; and rooms and bath
each porcelain bath tubs handsomely tiled sink
in kitchen in fact eyery 1 Known modern appnr-
looks at this house will surely buy it.
947 S00 MARK T-sTREET PROPERTY,
I'D .CUO well improved; income S2742 per
annum, which be Increased some; large lot,
75xlo0.
S47 800 ISL Ses bas3ess sySe ON o ONE
Western Addition: 125 feet front by 100 feet;
stores, fats and houses fats and houses should be
raised and stores put below and the income would
be greatly increased: pays now about per cent.
Clio O50 POST ST, NEAR TAYLOR: 2
2-story house on the street; this is one OF the
cheapest downtown offerings in the city.
SI5 900 P Pa s-i me- ne. EEslDEScE
this is one of the Cheapest lots offered Tor Sale on
Pacific ave-; it is on the n. side of the street and
commands an unobstructed marine view.
GOT00 2BAY-wINDow FLATS ON A NV.
tDOtOO. corner in the Western Addition; 6
and 2 rooms and bath each; always rented; lot
27x67 70; don't fail to see this
DELow COST TO EFFECT AN IMMEDIATE
ID sale; that beautiful residence, TAO Castro st. I;
go look at it and make us an Offer
GeO0O MODERN EAsTLAKE RESI-
dDOUUO. dence on the sunny side Of Turk ST.
consisting of rooms, bath, laundry, etc: sanitary
plumbing; the entire block is handsomely buil up.
making an exceptional neghborhood; lot 81 6x
1875.
QdS0 BUILDING LOTS HALF A BLOCK
I'D fCU. from the Mission-st cars. take the Mis-
sion-st. electric cars and ride 10 the terminus and
you will there see the block and find our represan-
tatve; these positively cheap, and to verify the
above statements cali at the office and the mum
Der that we have sold.
o'FARRELL & CO., Real Estate Agents,
II Montgomery ST.
CANITA RUM OF YOUR OWN. HEALTH
- first consideration, when | secured $40 acres
picturesque fogless land; 1900 feet elevation: 80
miles from city, - miles from railway; indorsed
IN nged persons. Contemplating removal from
State, offer same, including two rough comfort-
able cottages, barn and tenacre orchard (bearing)
for $4,000. Parties desiring profitable investment
should not consider this proposition there being no
profit therein. But lovers OF natures beauties APP
precating "ebow-room, the exharation of noun
tain life and health, or who desire permanent
summer camp, combining home comforts Should
address t. s. JONES, station A, city.
SoS 600 PoST-s,TI; i, IN I'VE Y, !.
Montgomery st.
Q1000 DESIRABLE PARK 9TH
ap1OOO. ave. lots; near Kentucky st.
Q1T6O WASHINGTON, NORTH SIDE:
DIT oU. house and lot near Hyde.
G.010 HOLLY PARK GIFT MAP LOTS:
.DCDO. near schoolhouse and Cortland ave.
Q % 0O0 d ST. INVESTMENT; LARGE
tDAU.UUU. improved corner lot.
DON'T LOBOS FORTY-FIRST AND FORTY
l. second aves., Sutro Heights: building lots
c. II. REYNOLDS q CO.. 333 Montgomery st
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G.fOGO RENTS $3.50 PER MONTH; Q BAY
n tOOO. window fats OF ) and rooms and
bath each; brick foundations, etc; Elgin park.
near Market and Valencia sts
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S600-Stop and think only 5000 for lots i
South San Francisco; will double in value as 500
as the electric road now being built is running
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NO. 2-SW. CORNER OAK AND COUGH SITS.
~ stores, with hvingrooms and fiat OF . room
and bath above; rent $50; lot 3OXS7:o, par
vacant, room for another building; both street
accepted.
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A BARGAIN CLOSE TO TOWN.
n S4250-Bryant St, near Sd; 3story building OF
IL rooms and bath lot has 2 fronfages. BALD
WIN & HAMMOND. 10 Montgomery St.
GeE00 MODERN BAY WINDOW RESI-
IlDOOOO. dence on Baker St., near California;
contains rooms bath, etc. only $500 cash re-
Quired: balance can remain on mortgage.
BALDWIN " HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
A HOME ON : COMING
n BUSINESS STREET.
S90O0-McA Ilister ST., near Buchanan: 2-story
house of and bath stable in rear. lot 81 :6X
100 10 rear street. BALDWIN 81 HAMMOND.
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GASOO BUILDING LOT on DEvIsADERo
.rfDOO. St, bet. Fell and Oak; q :6X1O6;
good location for stores and fats.
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GOSnO BUSINESS CORNER: O'FARRELL
t0OOUO. and Laguna northwest corner); all
street work done.
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GTO 000 JONES ST, NEAR SUFFER-;
tD1Z.UUU. houses; always rented.
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$17,5OO-24O acres Of land, miles east of Wat
sonville; black loan SOIL 55 acres in orchard, OF
which 10 acres bearing; balance 2-year-olds,
mostly apples, prunes and apricoss $50 acres fit
for corn, hay orchard balance of land used for
pasture; plenty wood and water; 5 springs: all
fenced; good barns, chicken-hOuse, modern house
of rooms; OF the best hog ranches in the
State; Melted owner in 1894 over $500; every
thing goes with the place-horses tools. wagons,
etc. This is considered of the best alEround
general farms in Santa Cruz, ami is offered at a
saerifce only one-half cash, balance long time.
Come and investigate before buying.
$4,000 acres of rich black Ioam with family
orchard bearing; house new, rooms: good well
water; barn: graEary; chicken-house; all fenced;
crop all in; horses; wagons plOws harrow;
cultivator and all small tools go; terms easy; 2
miles north of town.
Send for complete catalogue.
r. p. QUINN,
Real Estate Agent,
jacksonville Gal.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

A H. LIssAK. o. F. voN RHEIN.
n f. Won RHEIN & CO., REAL ESTATE
". Agents, Auctioneers and House Brokers, 5l3
California street.
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$2750 each-Cheapest lots in the district: Fulto
ST. near Fillmore; 2 lots, each % EXISTS.
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S1oO-Lot south Of the Park near boulevard
size 25X10U.
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OK nnO BUSINESS CORNER; 5
eDfC.UUU. stores; "A rooms above north of
Market; rents $4,000 year.
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S2500 Hoo and Sa,s sri br ao1sn 9F
stone walks, etc; lot % :6xl00: grand unob-
structed views.
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S6O00-2-story bay-wndow house of rooms
and bath on Folsom ST., f. of Ninth; lot 25x9O.
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G1n00 TWENTY SECOND ST.; COTTAGE
DIOOU. OF rooms; lot 25x1l4.
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Opposite Dwight-way station, Berkeley,

NOR SALE BY 81 B. LEVY,
j 1872 California ST., near Montgomery.
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Me hcome ss ps,
annum, which be Increased some; large lot,
75x1nO
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EIGHTEENTH-STREE INVESTMENT.
SOUTH SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH ST, 35 FEET
- west Of Collingwood; 2-story house and lot 80
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$4,000 F EaST i5vs sssa PE r.. AN n md
Hickory ave, near 0ctavia ST.: 2 houses and 2
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GIO S00 GRAND INVESTMENT; COR
- IL. OOO- ner, on Ridley; nearly bay
window fats of and rooms and bath each; brick
foundations, stone walks, etc: rents 1882 per
annum; lot 81 :6NSO; both streets accepted.
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UNIAIPRoVED.

$3.50 each-Bargain; lots: 32d ave, near ] St.,
south of Golden Gate Park; 25x120 each.
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Q7nO0 DEVIsADERo ST. BUSINESS
- fUUU. property; lot 35x137:6; improved /;
electric car passes the property.
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Q.O-0O CHEAP: YORK ST: FLATS OF
sHDOOU. and 3 rooms and bath each; brick
foundations: rents $50; lot 26x100.
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BERKELEY HOUSES.


Y rooms and bath; furnished unfurnished
beautiful grounds 1e0x260; stable; rent only $35
none but iirst-class tenants need apply. MADI-
SON Il BURKE.
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CORNER RESIDENCE. NEW AND ELE-
~ giant; Deysadero ST., NE. corner Sacramento
IL rooms; bath: large basement: fine grounds
stable; easy terms If desired $4,000. MADISON
Il BURKE
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$7OOo-Rents $3.50; bay-window flats; in
Western Addition; and z rooms; all modern:
lot 25X1O0
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! Ernest. HOME.
40 ERIE ST. NEAR 18TH AND HOWARD;
| LIZ good 2-story house OF rooms and bath
| rents SIS; lot 25x121 -.
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q S00O BUSH ST. NEAR COUGH: RESI-
SDO-OO. dence of rooms and bath; bay-win-
dow, etc; mortgage of $4,000 can remain at per
cent; lot 24N120; = frontages.
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Oh. UMBsEN & CO., Auctioneers,
ID MONTGOMERY st.
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MISSION RESIDENCE.
OeOO FOLSOM ST, BET. 22D AND 23D;
AOOA nice neighborhOod a good 2-story bay
window residence OF rooms and bath; brick foun-
dalton, etc. stable and driveway: stone walks,
etc; large lot. 33x100; house could be easily con
verted into flats at little expense; present rent
$35; bank mortgage of $4,000 can remain at
nPr IL desirad
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CIT SOO HOWARD ST, NEAR THIRD
ID i .OUU. business corner; stores fats
etc. rents 81 32 year.
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| 0Ec0O RESIDENCE ON POST ST., NEAR
DOOUU. Pierce; rooms and bath, etc.
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G0OOOE RIDLEY ST.: 25x11O; STREET
L0ZOOU. work done
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no CLOSE AN ESTATE WILL SELL FOR a
l. low price, 9th St, cor. Harrison S0x62 IS, with
stores and 4 flats rents $500 per month; botE
streets accepted. MADISON IL BURKE.
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CAT S00 BUSINESS PROPERTY ON ONE
- Il .CUO. OF the best business streets in the
Western Addition; 125 feet front by 100 feet !;
stores, fats and houses fats and houses should be
raised and stores put below and the income would
be greatly increased; pays now about per cent.
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INVESTMENT ON GILBERT STREET.
dS GILBERT ST, BET. BRY ANT AND BRAN
tO nan; 3-story house in 6 tenements of rooms
eoch; rents S3S per month. Terms-Mortgace OF
$500 at per cent can remain if desired. Lot %
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G9O00 SUNNY LINE OF WALLER ST.
.CC-OV. bay-window cottage Of rooms, bath
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CENTER & sPApER. 30 Montgomery St.
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G2000 A SNAP; 2-STORY HOUSE OF 7
'DoOOO. rooms and BATH lot 25xll4; 22d ST.,
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SI3 COO HOWARD ST; NICE 2-sToRY
ana bath; brick foundation; stone walks; stable;
lot sQx1 = -
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G00O0 INVESTMENT CORNER ON TAY.
cDCOOO. Tor ST.; two 2-story houses OF tene
ments; rents S34; lot 51x55.
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on7S0O HAIGHT ST; 8 FLATS, ONLY 2
- tOUU. years old; rents $75; lot 25x1OO.
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G1S00 PACIFIC HEIGHTS: BAY-WIN-
. 1ONO. dow cottage OF little value: lot Is :Sx
l21;6; sunny line of Washington ST.
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Clio OSO POST ST., NEAR TAYLOR; Q
ID III .ZOO. modern bay-window flats and q
2story house the rear street; this is of the
cheapest DOWNTOWN oferIngs in the CITY
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! GSSO0 GREEN ST, Mr.. LAGUNA; BAY
IpCOUU. window house OF rooms and bath
| &70S0 STORE AND FLATS NEAR PATH
| ID AOU. and Howard; rents $500 year: sub
stantial improvements.
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Clio 700 SAN JOSE Az. COR. TWENTY
ID III. tOO. sixth; pays 10 per cent steadily
lot E5x70. MADISON & BURKE.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC

NJ Z. WURTS. THE BERKELEY L.
VI. AGENT, HAS
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! NS0S0 LAGUNA ST; CORNER RESI-
| DoZOO. dence near Filbert; house rooms
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T OoK AT FLATS AND LOT 25xl87:6: 29I9
IL Pine ST. Make an offer for same with l. H.
GoLDMEYER, $40 Howard.st.
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BovEE, TOY & CO.. ,e Montgomery .

HOTEL IN SAN RAFAEL; 29 ROOMS; NOW
IL doing a fine business; very low rent; $3.50
cac CHI
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&JS 00O PACIFIC AYE. RESIDENCE
10 IO.OOU. site, At :6xl00, near Franklin ST. !;
this is OF the cheapest lots offered Tor sale on
Pacific ave-; it is the \. side of the street and
commands an unobstructed marine view.
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$250-Cheap lot, few steps from Mission
electric cars; opposite 2Sth ST.
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improvements; lot 25x120 to Linden ave.
$9500-Elegant home; Ashbury St., near Fred
erick; 2-story house OF rooms and bath: lot 5Ox
1858; if you looking for choice home that
can be bought AT sacrifice, see this place
Se5Oo-Haig ht-st. corner residence; sold TO close
an estate 2-story; rooms, bath and basement;
s6O00-Corner residence On Pine ST.; 2-story;
rooms and bath; choice location.
$60oo-Paciic ave, near Polk ST.: should be
raised and store put in; would pay WELL
S55O0--Nice cottage; Broderick st.. near Sutter;
contains rooms and bath; an elegant home; lot
27:6x137:6-
S410O-Florida ST., near 22d; 2 new fats OF and
rooms and BATH lot 26x106.
sleO0-A cheap cottage on 10Th ave, near Cali
forna 81; large rooms; lot 25x120; terms, one
half cash.
UNIDIPRovED.
$3.50 each-Bargain; 2 lots: s2d ave-, near ] ST.,
south OF Golden Gate Park; 25x12o each.
s1O5O-The cheapest lot in the district; I'd ave.,
bet California and Lake StS.; 25X119.
S2350-Clayton ST., near Page. very cheap lot;
25x106:3.
ss5u-17th St, Clara ave-; lot 25xs7:s;
TSEdN Iof puHuiuS
S250-Cheap lot, few steps from Mission-st
electric cars opposite 2Sth ST.
$2750 each--Cheapest lots in the district: Fulton
ST., near Fillmore 2 lots, each 2z:6xiS7:S
ssOO-stop and think; only 5000 for 8 lots in
South San Francisco; will double in value as soon
as the electric road now being built is running.
S100-Lot south of the Park, near boulevard;
size 25x10U.
S1200-Cheap Richmond corner: Lake st. and
18th ave-; both streets graded and severed; size
40X72.
$1,000 each-Mahe an offer; lots each 25xl25;
Dolores ST., near Liberty.
s350-Lot in Gift Map close to Misson-st cleo
trio road and Cortland ave.
EASToN, ELDRIDGE & Co.
63S Market ST.
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UNTMpROVED pROpERTy

UOO0O WALL PLACE, Mr.. JACKSON
OAOOOs and Hyde sts.; 23x60; rooms.
MADISON & BURKE
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y 1OUU. build on.
G1O00 CORNER on BOTH ST.; 25xso:
U lOOO. ready 10 build on.
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ROADHoUSE AND 10 ACRES; KNOWN AS
L the Summit House; on Bollnas ridge, west of
san Rafael; q popular resort; $1,000 cash.
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sd 900 BUSINESS s5SE; si:S3R3s !6
Improvements and lot 2Sx62 IS; hotel would make
= good Investment
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S1O50-The cheapest lot in the district I'd ave.,
yet California and Lake sts.; 25Xl19.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1895-12-23
PhiladeIphia's Great Strike.

For more than n week over five thousand
employees OF the street-car combine OF
Philadelphia have been on a strike against
alleged unjust conditions. Riots have been
frequent when any attempt has been
made TO operate the lines. Though the
entire police force, with hundreds OF tenn
porary Officers, has been engaged at keep
the tracks clear, vast mohs have assembled,
cars have been tossed from the rails, trains
have been stoned and nom union drivers and
conductors beaten ard driven away. The
traction managers have succeeded in find
ing one thousand men willing to work.
Last Friday they became discouraged by
their INABILITY to operate their lines and
offered to take back the former force. That
order went forth to THE strikers from their
leaders. on Sat urday the traction company
declared they had made no such offer, but
would take back men in sufficient mum.
Der TO supply the vaca mt places. The peace
full arrangement was ended, rioting was re-
sumed, Phiiadelphians continued to walk.
Last night the situation became so grave
that Mayor warwick was moved to issue
another proclamation warning the strikers
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It Was an Inexcusable Blunder.

| The great drop in stocks last week, the
decline in wheat, cotton, lard and pork. in
response to the war feeling, indicate the
/ seBsitfveness of the markets, and should
be accepted by the public as warning
that In times of depression it win not do
to meddle with the lingo buzz saw. Dur
Ing recent tariff campaigns Democratic
leaders, headed by President Cleveland,
have placed great stress on the claim that
a 1righ duty was responsible for the loss
of our foreign markets on arm products.
They said that England opened up the
cultivation of wheat and cotton feds in
India in retaliation for the closing OF our
ports against her manufactures, and that
the agrarian element of all Europe had as
sumed the ascendancy as the result of this
same taliatory feeling.
The refusal OF English capitalists to con-
tinue their loans to us and the tendency Of
London dealers to decline our agricultural
products, shows that this sentiment still
prevails. Wheat In London Saturday fell
orr 2 3 cents bushel, and cotton declined
- cent per pound. Corn dropped 1-2 cent,
and there was heavy decline in the prices
of copper, lard and pork. The demand for
all these commodities was light, and there
was strong talk that il the United States
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proposed to go to war with England the
English people wanted no more OF our
products. or course, we can live without
England, or without the trade of Europe,
for that matter. but heretofore most OF our
surplus has found ready demand across
the water, and IL would be hardship TO
our farmers should this market be'ciosed.
II our national honor was assailed, or IL
England or any other nation had given
cause for a warlike demonstration, Presi-
dent Cleveland would have been justified
In sending an inccndiary message to Con-
gress. But we do not yet know that Eng
land is in the wrong in her demands on
Venezuela. Nor is it at all certain that
the principles OF the Monroe doctrine are
involved in the boundary dispute. II the
President was informed as TO the first
proposition he should have justified his
position by making the knowledge public.
Otherwise his message deserves public con-
demnation. International lawyers in this
country differ as to our right to interfere
to uphold the Monroe doctrine, and, taken
altogether, the situation Is to be deplored.
Perhaps President Cleveland did not fore
see the calamity lie was bringing on the
country, and In that light his blunder can
never be overlooked.
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and their tens OF thousands OF sympa-
thizcrs that he would maintain order at
any cost, if he had to can for city, State and
even national forces.
This brief outline will give fair idea
of events up to the present writing. 1t
may be that the traction managers will
suddenly r"cede from their position, but 4
bloody riot may be begun in a moment.
The great lesson TO be learned from this
and other similar warlike conditions is that
municipalities should own their own meth.
DDS OF public transportation and comrnuni-
cation, as well as water, lighting and other
services, and not be at the mercy OF COZ
porations. II s
Business enterprises that deal directly
with the public, and which by the use OF
political OF other Influences become so
powerful as TO be burdensome and, OPP
pressive should be done away with for
the same reason that. any public abuse
is abolished. There seems to be no good
way to do this except by purchase or the
establishing of opposition enterprises
owned and operated bv the public.
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Pa. Ave. and 9TH st

adjUtant said. it takes a great deal OF nerve
sometimes for person TO change their life
IN such a public manner.
The other one, though, was vastly differ
ent in his bearing He raised his hand in
an uneasy fashion the Ia moment. and IL
required some more persuasion on the part of
the adjutant before he would walk up and
take his station beside the other convert.
He was one OF the class who hang around
harrooins and lounge about the streets-a
regular city loafcr.
They remained kneeling at the bench
within the altar until the adjutant Offered
prayers, and at the close OF the meeting
were enrolled as regular soldiers in the
army.
SIGNING THE SOLDIERS PASS.
They signed the Soldiers Pass" on which
they promise to live up to the rules of the
army as set down therein. This pass is
countersigncd by an officer of tie army.
and is renewed at the end OF each month
- Very little is known of the amy In the
outside world, but it only takes a little
to show that the drum-beating. bugle-
blowing Salvationists, who dress so oddly
and attract large crowds of the curious to
the street meetings, are doing great deal
OF good work. -"i- 7-. =, -
The big audiences that attend their nightly
meetings and the number OF converts they
make are enough to convince the most
skeptical that their mission Is beautiful
one.