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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18
HAYWARD REAL EsrATE-con.

BROWSE & BACKUs,
Real Estate,
Hayward. Cal
We have the most desirable list of properties In
Alameda County. List for this week:
$500 per acre-10 acres rich brown sandy loaIn
IL miles from Hayward.
$500 per acre--20 choice alluvial SOIL all
In prunes; l mile from Hayward.
$3.50 per acre-100 acres choicest alluvial land
(none better in the county, or will sell in
10 or 90 tracts.
81 250-10 acres fine orchard land; new S-room
house and large barn 8 miles from Hay
ward; l mile from public school.
So. oOO-S acres choice orchard vegetable land
mostly in apricots: modern house of s
rooms, large barn, large chicken houses,
! horse / COW, lot of chickens, j wagon,
cart 9 sets harness. all necessary farming
tools: - miles from Hayward.
So, 5oO-101a acres level. rich, brown loan land
400 prunes and plums; furnished house OF
rooms and large barn . horses l. COW
400 chickens, ducks and hogs, / wagon,
/ top buggy sets harness and all neces-
sary farming tools
cherries plums and apricots; Groom house;
large barn, tank and mill; / a miles from
Hayward
IS. ooo-Gharming country home; Az acres in
choice fruit; u miles from Hayward; con-
venient to Southern and Western Pacific
railroad depots and electric road; COM
pletely furnished modern house of rooms
baths and laundry; large barn, chicken
houses tank and mill; beautiful grounds;
place In frst-class condition.
ATTENTION., CAPITALISTS.
We have of the finest properties suitable
for subdivision in the county.
127 acres-80 acres in orchard; located the
Hayward and Oakland line. between Hay
ward and San Leandro; scenic boule
ward passes through the property; we are
prepared TO make both satisfactory price
and terms.
II you don't what You want on todays list
write or call us; we will find what you want
BROWSE & BACKUS,
Hav ri Of
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RAMAGE & STANTON,
HAYWARD BARGAINS.
$500 uer acre-100 good land; family or
chard good improvements; house of
room and bath; barn, mill and tank: poul-
try-houses and yards: stock and farming Inn :
$3.50 per acre-55 acres best vegetable land; pro-
duces from ten TO twelve tons of tomatoes
per acre; soil rich black loan; splendid To-
cation; terms.
S600o-55a acres; improvements all new and
modern bungalow OF rooms and all con-
yeniences gas fine location; only block
from boulevard beautiful little home and a
bargain.
s5OO0-Very nice home in town; house of s
rooms, with every modern convenience;
modern stable: 3 large lots with frontages
two streets
S2500-5 acres part in Young orchard; good I'm
movements: splendid little place; fine loca
ton; y mile from car
S19OO-5 acres good land, all I'm orchard: splen-
did location for poultry ranch and home; no
Improvements.
Our new subdivision is already half sold.
SO 'T n rnT g gas sl5 PER MONTH
NO INTEREST-N0 TAXES
Best vegetable land; level: good roads; splendid
location; mile from electric car and
school.
INVESTORS, ATTENTION,
For subdivisions have splendid investment
over n hundred acres with frontages the
electric road and also the scenic
boulevard; we can give you decidedly
delay For further particulars apply to
RAMAGE & STANTON.
CASTRO ST., NEAR A ST,
HAYWARD CAL.
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OAKLAND REAI. ESTATE.

J. H. MACDONALD & co.'s
OFFERINGS FOR THIS WEEK.
S12, 500--San Pablo-aVe. frontage; 50X100.
SIS. 000-Northwest corner on Clay St. 75xT5
$ls0ooo-II53os :sS @, on BrSadWsy nnimproved
SIS, ooo-Fine broadway Offering. 5oxa87
prospective business property near main
$50. ooo-Fine location Twelfth ST. 5ox1oo
frame improvements.
$50. 000-Finest warehouse site in city. u
blocks from Broadway: 125 feet front
age: 30 feet on railroad.
s35. o00-On 18th ST; lot T5x100; frame i'm
$40. 000-Extra fine corner on San Pablo ave.
Ill feet frontage: unimproved.
$50, 000-Choice corner, ia feet Broadway
near Key Route depot; frame improve
ments
% feet: very deep
$50, ooo-100x1O0; on Twelfth st extra choice
se5. oooMchoicest business block on Park ST..
Alameda; fine brick improvements: LOT
sox3o0: three street frontages; rents
$425 per month.
1925. ooo-one OF the choicest corners San
Pablo ave. 100 feet frontage; brick
improvements; close in:
S150.Q0D-Choce corner on Washington st.
50x100: fine brick improvements; leased
and paying good income.
j. II. MACDONALD & CO.,
1852 BROADWAY.
TAYLOR BROS & CO..
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
Telephone Oakland $50.
1236 Broadway. Oakland.
HOW is THIS?
S3000-Large Sroom Colonial residence. north
west corner; 5Ox90 feet = blocks east of
Telegraph ave-: in section that is rapidly
improving In value: house cannot be dupli-
Gated for less than the whole property can
be purchased for
CLOSE IN RESIDENCE
$4250-Modern residence of rooms: this home
is complete in every detail mad within
easy walking distance of downtown center,
and is situated in of the best resi-
dence sections.
INVESTMENT COTTAGES
S460O-These are good cottages of , rooms
each: nice. large basement: southern ex-
posure. lot I0x140 feet separately the7
can be had for $3.50 each (42i0)
GOOD HOME.
S2S00-Good substantial residence Of large
rooms and conveniences, lot 50x140: owner
nonresident and has reduced this price
from $3.50 for immediate sale. (319T
INSIDE FLATS.
S5500--Pair of excellent flats: essy walking
distance to City Hall: lot 5axl25 feet;
income over ~ per cent Investment:
ground values in this section $40 per
front foot.
Resident Phones Ash 31l and Spruce 1921.
No. 1886 Broadway. Oakland, Cal.
TAYLOR BROS. & co.
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s j.35-A Almost new: in a good residence district
convenient TO cars and Key Route; can I
show you house with attractive
interior. beautiful hall large living-room
with pretty open fireplace, a dining room
THAT is gem, handsomely and extensively
psneied. the panels being decorated with
beautiful scenes. all hand work; the kitchen
sud pantry are just right; the three bed
rooms, closets and bathroom all commo-
dlous and all very sunny there is good
basement and nice. sunny yard. the fur
nirure can be bought with the house: the
owner says that if he were TO build another
home he would duplicate this one: he
wishes be could take il with him when be
leaves. 10 appreciate the house You must see
Il. Jet us show it 10 you; easy terms can
be- arranged.
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HorSF.

S-950-InsI being completed very pretty 5
room bungalow on a 40-fOot LOT in the
Northlsnds Tract. the bungalow district of
Berkeley: in the past few months some
thirty houses and bungalows have been built
in This tract. sold two this week; let us
show sou this one; $1,000 down viii buy il.
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S175o-It is hard 70 ind sunny sheltered lot
that doesn't seem shut in; here is one
facing south Palm Park. The gem OF
Claremont" and. what is more, ii is 10 be
had AT a low price.
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Sl550-This 50-fOot lot in Claremont Park has a
splendid hill view looks up broad avenue:
is near the Claremont Hotel and proposed
Key Route station; lies nicely for building,
and altogether is good thing 10 buy as an
investment OF for home site.
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$500 each-Tvvo nne lots Hgsrd ave, IN the
Daley Scenic Park they within one
block Of the car line and just the thing for
good home site; size 50Xl35.
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OAKLAND REAL EsrATE-cont,nuea

DO YOU WANT
TO MAKE
10 PER CENT ON YOUR MONEY?
$4,000 VIII Net $4,000.
A Secured Lease.
A Large Lot.
Building Covering Whole Lot.
DON'T
YOU
FAIL
To look this up at
THE CORNER LOT CO.,
91s Broadway, Oakland
THE CORNER LOT CO.,
91S Broadway.
SEVENTH STREET.
Fine, new substantial house,
Leased $3.50.
ONLY $3.50
Land alone worth whole price.
AT $4,000.
This will sell right away
See 1t and you Will say so. too.
Exclusively with
THE CORNER LOT CO.,
918 Broadway, Oakland.
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COTTAGE
rooms and bath; Grove ST. on corner: fne
loca ton; driveway: large yard $500. 2163
TWO FINE FLATS
On 9th st: lower fat rooms and bath: up
per fat rooms and bath; large. high basement;
large and right up to date; price $4,000.
NEW HOME
Adeline st: five minutes walk from Key
Route: large rooms: finished in hardwood two
stories 6 and bath; you will have to see
this inside Price $500. S74
COTTAGE
-Four rooms. just east of Telegraph very fine
for money: $4,000. 37e1
STERNBERG CHISHOLM & IINpRFRC
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
1905 BROADWAY. NO. TELEGRAPH AVE
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FOR IMMEDIATE SALE

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
TO CLOSE ESTATE
Only Sic a foot i beautiful. elevated building
lot in East Oakland good neighborhood: half
block to cars: street work complete: nothing in
neighborhood for less than S25 foot.
NEW BUNGALOW.
Pretty new. Groom bungalow nearing compile
ton for sale at very exceptional price: near
Key Route station. convenient TO lines
nice lot; terms il desired.
RARE BARGAIN
$1300-Pretty, high building lot 50xl35. in
choicest residence section: sone-third less
than other property in thessyicinity; non
resident wants immediate cash
beautiful surroundings magnificent view
DUBY. BRUNE & CO.. 116S Broadway.
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ArsTISs LIST.

This Is the choicest large uninproved down
town business lot in this city for sale at the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18

Sold most OF those we advertised last week
Whyf Cause they were advertised to sell.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18

'lo00-S-room rustic cottage with 5-foot base
ment: lot 50xSo: small cash payment and
SIS per month will buy this.
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Sl52o-This lot can be offered al this price for a
short time only; adjoining lots S225
higher; Il is in Claremont Park facing on
the prettiest OF its prettfy parked streets;
II you want good Investment, let rs show
you this lot.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18

SlS00-This lot in Clsremont Park lies on an
easy, sunny slope commanding a far-reach-
ing view OF hin and bay; because Of the
uncertainty in the location OF streets ii has
been withheld from the market; this is not
resale, hence the lot can be had on the
usual easy Clareuont terms OF one-fourth
down.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18

hard finished cottage: barn and
fine we'll on place: lot 100x256: a good
horse. buggy and harness go with this
$1,000 cash and easy terms balance.
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$950-Two hundred dollars cheaper than any
other lot IN the block: a hne west front lot
Grant St, Northlands. 40x1S5-
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BERKELEY REAL EsrArE-oont'd.

When you are looking for home invest
hent, ofuen very hard. 10 find just what you
want 81 a suitable price. In the list below We
quote few good things. These are not all we
nave by any means. They are only few from
our very large list of
BARGAINS.
Can on us. therefore. and you viii md that
IT
Is
NOT
so
HARD
AFTER
ALL
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LOTS

S9OO-A lot 4Oxl20 in the Northlands Tract. IN
a DeighbOrhOOd of nice homes; the lot looks
up a street and. there is a fine house
being erected on the lot adjoining, il should
sell quickly al this price.
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SUNNY FRUITyALE.
S1So0-5-room. plastered house and basement
lot 44x100; all large, sunny rooms with
bay-windows; berries and fruit trees on
place; minutes to local trains and
street cars; easy terms on this.
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3T50-1h acres of ground. with 5-room cot
tage. also broom house on place; one
horse. harness and . wagons: 100 chick
ems; chicken-house and stable: windmill
and tank; $4,000 cash, balance TO suit.
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PHILIP REILLy. EI.MHuRSr
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

SIPS each-Fine lots In Elphurst Only blocks
from the station. OSCAR HEYMAN & BRO,
$3.50 Pine ST
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HAYWARD REAL ESTATE.
HAYWARD PROPERTY
all in fruit; Groom hard finished house
bath, chicken houses, barn, fine WELL mill and
tank; $4,000.
ia acres set out In fruit; Broom house barn:
just outside of town; $1,000.
acres s-room house. barn, chicken house farm
ing tools. 200 young fruit trees. water piped
to house and barn; $1,000
u acres; broom house barn. chicken bouse
about 10 acres in fruit; horse and wagon:
COW, with hay and wood enough for the year
$500
81 acres; Broom house; small barn; fine spring
OF water: S2500.
3 acres in fruit: no buildings; 1918 per acre
acres: improvements; $1,000.
Large list of properties: chicken. stock and
fruit ranches town lots, s175 and up. Call
on or address,
WILBERT & BEAM
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s65OO-This is good. wenbuiit. ten-r,om
house; 2 nice receptiOn-rOOm. large living
room, dining-rOOm and kitchen and serv
aus room the first floor five bedrooms.
aI large and sunny. on the second floor:
the closets and pantry and bathroom. like
wise. are Of eoodly size: IN fact. this house.
while generous In its appointments. is mod
est In its price. IN the yard there a
number Of large bearing fruit trees: the lot
IS J0Nl35: this good home is in the Daley
Scenic Tract-a paEt Of Berkeley noted for
rhe splendor OF It's view and the nne quail
ity Of its residences
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$40 cash and s. per month lots 25xloo; only
few more of these desirable lots left /;
must be seen to be appreciated
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2600-6-room. modern cottage. with foot
basement; good barn; lot ST:6xl25. TO To-
foot alley; close to school, local trains and
street cars; part cash. balance SIG so per
month
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-Eleveu-rOom corner house IN Daler Scenic
Park furnsce-heated high. cement base
nenr- six bedrooms. large living room now
iessed and paying l. per cent on this price
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BEAUTIFUL LOTS.

SALE BEGINS MONDAY MORNING
A. J. Synder's Piedmont Terrace by the lake
will be put the market: prices from 500
to $40 per front foot: all street work side
walks and sewers included.
A. !. SNYDER.
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND DEALER.
FIRE INSURANCE.
o01 EroadMnv. 9Th
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H. D. IRWIN. AGENT
FOR BERKELEY. CLAREMONT AND OAK
LAND REAL ESTATE.
2033 SHATTUCK AVE,
AND
1894 ADELINE ST.. LoRIN STATION,
RERKEIEY
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HASfILTON-SQUAREB BAPTIST Church Post ST..
between Fillmore and SteineF-LOuls j. saw
yer. pastor. 1915 Post II a what
flinders our Spiritual CONQUEST p 12.15. sun
dGy-sckoof $40. young people. I.15. outdoor
lantern service, 7;4J. stereopticOn song service
and sermon for young men, san Francisco la
the Role OF Mrs. POtirhar There's a well
come for yOu at every. service.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-21
BLEACHING THE HORSE.
Dealer Tells About Some Of the
Shrewd Tricks of His
Trade.

The horse had glass eye, an arti-
fetal ear, gold filed teeth, bleached
tail and name and touched up cheeks.
He was a SNOWY, handsome animal at
that, says the Baltimore Herald.
''Hoss fakin' we call it," said the
dealer. "It's plastic surgeon work, or
beauty doctorin'. We do the same
thing to the boss what the beauty doc.
tor does to mankind.
"Why shouldn't we bleach a nag's
tail, name and forelock when tina,
there silver hue is poplar? Why
shouldn't we reinforce a thin and
ratty tail, or make good. lost ear.
or touch out defect here and there
with a bit of paint or acid?
you've seen many a coal black boss
and many snow white one, III
swear-each perfect, the black without
a spot of white and vice versa. You
bet, though, nature had given tibet
black a spot of color somewhere, and
she'd did the same by the white also.
To remedy her error us takers had
stepped in, and with a camels-hair
Brush and small can of paint we
have made the animals perfect and in
creased their market value about 10
per cent"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-21
Sizeab BILE Legal Eees.
IOWA

One million dollars for fee! That
sounds like a big amount, and yet an
assertion was made shortly after the
supreme court made it's decision which
compelled the general government to
pay 100000 for the removal OF the
Cherokee Indians to Indian Territory
that one-fourth of that amount was TO
be paid as a fee. 1t would not be
strange, remarks the Washington Star,
Ii the report was correct. When we
remember the large fees that have
teen paid in Indian cases there is
natural inference that nothing is i'm
possible in the way of fees when claims
against the government are involved.
Contracts have been made in Indian
cases which meant that when the laws
were enacted and the money paid that
enormous fees were to be given the
attorneys. The case of the Methodist
church south is too vivid in the minds
Of men in Washington not to be re-
NdiICu HuCh OlllGI us LCSo al U NtO
cussed. Here was a case where more
than one-third of the whole amount COL
IecteG was paid to the attorney, the fee
being more than 100000. There have
been cases known where fees of $780,
600 and perhaps larger in Indian
claims cases were paid. Nowhere has
the shrewd attorney Jared so well as
in the Indian claims. Sometimes there
has been legislation seeking to protect
the Indians and providing that no
more than ten per cent. of the claim
shall be paid to the attorney. But
long before the legislation passed con-
tracts were made which gave the at
torLeys these enormous fees.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-21
SPORT THAT Is EXCITING.
Played by the Owners of Automo.
biles and the Passing
Public.

I'VE have a new Sunday amusement
On the north Shore" said Tompkins,
according to the Chicago Daily News.
Everybody takes part-young and
cid, rich and poor. We play it on Sher-
idan road. The game is double, and
the players are divided into two
classes-those who have sufficiently
large incomes to own automobiles and
those who have not.
IF you have no automobile, the
game is to get across the thoroughfare.
II you accomplish this feat without
being hit, you win. Otherwise you
lose. 1t is quite exciting and it has
proved an excellent exercise. {
Doctors say that it increases the
rover OF observation, adds to ones
agility, breaks up the most stubborn
c9ses of rheumatism, and is a sure
cure for ennui. Also it increases the
physicians and surgeons practice, and,
all things considered, is greatly to be
recommended.
IF you own an automobile OF the
large, red, able-bodied variety, the
game Is W See HOW mdny peTSOuS you
can hit or almost hit in a ten-mile
spin along the boulevard. Some splen-
ii! records have been made. Actual
homicide, however, is going out of
fashion on the north shore because
so often it results in exasperating lit
igation.
"A favorite trick is to see how
close you can come to a pedestrian
without actually hitting him. This re-
qulres excellent nerves and a consid-
cradle knowledge of human nature.
One has to calculate not only on the
speed of the automobile, but on the
general activity of the pedestrian and
On what may be termed his personal
equation Will he or she jump for
ward or backward, or will he or she
merely go up in the air?
For full-grown man to cross the
road alone is not considered a very
remarkable thing. But to escort ones
dearly beloved grandfather is an evil
dence Of bravery, and to push 60
cart containing ones son and heir
shows the extreme of foolhardy hero
ism.
Gentlemen conveying their moth.
ers-in-law are barred"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-21
PRESIDENT SIGNS
STATEHOOD BILL
Oklahoma and Indian Terri.
tory Come in as
One State
CEREMONY is INTERESTING
President Uses Two Pens in At
taching Signature - Writes Firs
Name with God Pm Presented b,
Arizona, Last with an Eagles Quill.

Washington, D. c., JUNE 17.-Anoth
er state was added to the union yes
terday when President Roosevelt
signed the bill admitting Oklahoma
and Indian Territory as one state
The measure also provides tnat Ari
iona and New Mexico may be admit
ted to statehood as the state of Ari
iona, provided the people of the ter
ritories vote in favor of admission on
the terms submitted to them by con
gress.
The signing of the measure was
made the occasion of an interesting
ceremony. Senator Beverage and
Representative Hamilton, respectively
the chairman of the senate and house
committees on territories, who have
worked long and hard to bring about
the enactment of the measure, were
present as also was Delegate Mcclure
of Oklahoma, and a delegation of resi-
dents of Oklahoma, delegates and rep
resentatives of New Mexico, Secretary
Loeb and several others. Just before
the president signed the bill, Ambas
many was ushered into the Office and
he, too, witnessed the ceremony.
The president used two pens in
signing the measure, writing his first
name, Theodore, with solid pen pre-.
sented by the people of Arizona, his
family name, Roosevelt, with an
eagles quill taken from an American
eagle in Oklahoma.
After signing the Dill President
Roosevelt congratulated Senator Bev.
eridge and Representative Hamilton
on the completion of their long and
arduous labors in connection with the
bill. He expressed in strong terms
the hope that the people of Arizona
and New Mexico would avail them
selves of the opportunity afforded
them by the law to come into the
union as state.
From every view point, he said. he
regarded it as the wise thing for
them to do, as they now were offered
an opportunity which might not again
be offered in a score Of years. The
president said, too, that he had a
personal interest in the admission of
Arizona and New Mexico, as many Of
the members of his regiment, the
Rough Riders, resided in those terri
tories. He added that he hoped sin
cerely that the people of the territor-
les would not lose the opportunity
thus presented to them.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-21
Good of Fairgrounds.

Fairgrounds are necessary in every
community for young and old. A few
weeks ago the National Playground as
sCciation was formed. It's chief movers
were not those primarily interested in
sport, but educators and sociolOgists.
In an address to the delegates, Presi-
dent Roosevelt said: Il owe my first
interest in the playground question to
Jacob Riis, when he spoke of the poor
children who were not allowed to play
in the streets, but had to play in the
streets because they had no other place
10 play" Every town, even the small
one, where the child and the young
man are free from the terrible confine-
ments of the city, knows that it is
wise to provide a generous playground
Play is a right of youth. Just as sure
Is there is no appointed adequate field
for games and romping, so sure are
forbidden lawns to show wear, and
the windows in the barn to show
Nroken lights of glass.