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JUST RECEIVE ruL assortment iron and
trlss beds. princes drszszrs. bullets, side
boards ellua closets uatt-Igs and Ll-ls-l-s,
al greatly reduced MILLER. IL K
uls-Egr
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FOR SALL-J1 stoves. new and secondhand
sle--a- l---e GA So. s IaW cook stoves t1r
price. s-1-sI sec aOEWC0D, 6-1 ana b.
de5-Zr
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ALEXANDRIA. Va.
r. L cARNE & CO.. 703 King st.
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FOR SALE-FurultCrs, slightly used; the en-
tire contents gf broom fat "a good chance -
save money. see HCPWO s-h and K
LeG-2L
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

NJ ST NV S7r-F,-7-TTr115 non ---- TgT--
Eeeg.ns. s. month. Il
9TH ST NV. s1a-Tuo large c1-Dur5utcsrIn-
rooms well heated, reasonable 4-G.sr
Ia. ST. NV, lcz+ COR 18TH & L NV
.-5 --,.s - ---'---r- -4I--- A''---1s a--- ----
- - - - - -s.---
= ~ ~. \ W. l7---NeF-g furnished room;
77vT- ~ ~ - NJ --------- - -
TT,11t T-i7-ir-- r-1.-. ana 49,, $50, ~
tIemen. II
r c7- M r-5- --0g--r 7--- r,--,-- 80 go
rooms -s4f rTs7- ,.-- r'r--.r.-- ~ I'll ---
ID ST. NV. 5r--sec5a5 story front g-5 -7s-
l5-lsrI.ee1.rr -5cl-r E----
$500, 81 .,-.
r5om=7 second story hack and tllr5 ss.ry
tssat: reasonable Ee--s-
10TH ST. NV. I345-B-lghr front room. g.,.
furnished; convenient % cars. rates reason
able ce.st
49, 49, - go
front rom: vel heated. IS no5ts. r.--.---
lent 90 q. p. o. te5-8r
an 81 wv 49, - -- ----
mont r5.rl; one medium. transls-ts
de5-1zt
OREGON AVE NV IS95-Tg-7 --------------7--
furnished rooms Cor rent; private family
de5-gt
E-.er r,.rT-,o- ~ o. ~ --------
--''Ss D-'''s ana 7--- rooms ''' ssA 6s5-st
zTH ST. So. 1.-TWO br5sht wei.-hea, ID Al
-. --l -l@- 1'E -EAl
-
I'D ST. NV. 2l5-Nlce-y furnished rc5uss
soc, s.. s. de5-3t
FAIRMONT ST 1+41-Nice!v furnisbes ~, ~.
s. per month cza-st
zTH ST NV T4q-F9I-Di-5e5 49,, ---s.,
heat; s. per month. de5-sr
K ST NV IIo0-C11e g77--s ana on -j----7-7-
room; nicely furnished: convenient 10 down
town district; rates reasonable de5-8t
err CT " o. $500 - -
- = - ',-o--u -CoF tlont room:
Union station. SO per month. Cs5-s-
- -----
y - N ". l6-NiceIy furnished rcoeIs; 3.
- = = - 80
- n ST. l2iI--OyerLo2klns Iowa Circle, at
rooms; also second a5or sro5t hal 80
with closet de5-st
NARYT-1NyD Avn S-T- 52o - -
well lighted, handsomely furnished ro5n;
man anI tlLei rtlerences- de5-St
rooms: single and double. del-IL
APARTMENT .. THE CUMBERLAND-De-
NEW JERSEY AVE. so5-Conforta5lv fur
nished well heated room de5-3t
"
TUX Eh1-ONt u RN1ShED kOOMS.
-
de7-Sr
= - - -
- 81, y W. I-,F4 our UNI urnlsned an out
evenings ii n
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SINGER, STANDARD and Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machines, 51c deposit Soc per week
cleaning. 5OC5 graphOpl0ues s. per week. open
evenings. II X. GIVEN, c. Pa. ave. 81.
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DENTISTRY.

once rs0urs. $40 a. ID. TO $50 P N
DR. OTIS W. ELZET. DENTIST.
s. " cor 1oth and 4. entrance on Igth
DR. W J. ELZEY. DENTIST
y. z Cor an and z Capitol sts ne
Specialists r. painless Extracting. Cod
Crown and Bridge Work, Filings. and Plates
tnal NJ Satisfaction guaranteed OF money
refunded Moderate prices. Phone " a.
n0Ls-tf
ALVEOLAR TEETH-PalnIeSs. lasting. Won
oerfully iifeIlke. bridgework or plating IN
Necessary painless hlltlg- DR. J L VIII
SON. 14l3 +. 1yZ1-f
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FOR SALE-1,aE kitchen tables. feet wide
tes- -clE5 special price, Is cents cor Mon
Gay ana Luez-ay only save money HOP
WOOD, Stl aLl X de5--t
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BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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FOR sAL-E-EnrraIoe porchas and park
fences made 20 order. cheap. Phone 81
$50. Address $50 Main ave deI-3Jt
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$500 DROP HEAD SINGER sewing machine.
Sls-J1s slyL az new $500 oak mantsi folding
BED. SO -52 l. ST. nv GeT-Zr
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FOR SAIE-New and secondhand furniture
bought sold and exchanged. mahogany sec
reLary combination desk ) SIBERIAN, ia
eth 81 NV n514-tf
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EnTTRE ST

a z POWELL. 4th and East CapitoI ST.
ROACH DRUG CO. 18th and @ SITS So
A d. BURROWS. llth and Pa ave.
y. P. WELLER, cor, Sth and l.
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FOR SALE--J snow cases. ell kinds also
Miller iron SAFE 81. See HOLLYWOOD STU
ana X H-5i-z-
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NORTHEAST

LADDON PHARMACY. Loo Florida ave. ne
CHAS. IA BLCMER. y Cap. and r sts ne
AcCHESNEI * JOACHIM. cor. "a and y IN.
kRAUS PHARMACY, cor. 9Th and * So
AeCHEsNEt q JOACHIM. Sth and r SIS. ne
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PIANO ODEL.o-G-PIANO SALE
BeGlrlil. SO nah. Upright oa-y S-5I.5J.
Ia - RENEE :, SD o. Tuning. S1-54 Tel 4il5.
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Manufactures Sample Line Furs,

Including All popular animals and newest
TeiRuing styles. perfect rs every respect, u
close az agents prices. = ack Lynx Sets.
s. - up; genuine mink, f1I- oposs an. ring
tail, marnOt nuskrat, &c Hours, % !.
Room ~ Stewart Bldg-s 5LI and y sts.
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NDI-TEWE-T
GEORGETOWN

v. HUGO EISENBEISS. 9TH and 3 streets
4eDONALD. J. W, ~ and L sw.
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CHEVY CHASE. ND.
T. A. sONNENIAN.
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HFLP WANTEp-FEMALE.

Z
| GIRLs-Three young. over Is as assistants
in our stores; one in southwest. one 50 Rhode
Island ave- at 9Th and q SITS. NV SAM
TARY GROCERY co. Apply EUGENE
! SULLIVAN. 1901 II st. ne de7-St
/ GIRI-white, 70 do chamberwork and wait
/ Apply 40 9TH 81, NV. de7-3t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for two people ia
I 10th ST se-' Sunday any time; Monday after
! A de6-2t
HOUsEwORKER and cook; small family;
D wages 500 per week. Apply l3S 18th st. Sc.
de6-5t
/ NURSE-White, chambermaId; colored cook;
general houseworkers. 1867 p s. NV. II
PERMANENT POSITIONS for bright young
women DetWen the ages OF II and n Apply
TELEPHONE SCHOOL. 400 r st NV, G &
! SALESWOMEN-Good places for
.SaleSWomen in mems and Women'S
furnishings; best salary. Apply to
HEIGHT & CO., 543-515-5l7 9TH
St NV.
EsLADIEs-ExperIence for candy de-
~-A-N--~- ~A+t'-g ~ - 80 ---A 81 NV
ueo-ot
sEAMsTREss, ladys maid, coIored cook,
chambermaid, general houseWorkers- 1l55 18th
st. NV. u
sEAMsTREss for drapery work. rs sth St
nv. II
SKIRT HELPER-Flrst-cIass. I02I uth st.
NV. It
WAITREssES-FIve white. Sl53 linen fur
nlshed; out or city at once FISHERS
AGENCY. 4l9 1Jth ST NV de7-5t
WAITRESS Experienced wnitei come pre-
pared 70 50 70 work 522 sth 81. del-3t
WOMAN-White, FOR general houseworz. 1l3
- - NV. del-et
WOMAN-SettIed neat white general house
work; cook for one stay nights: reference.
ring lower ben. lbs 9TH St nv. 1t
WOMAN-Colored. for general housework, 81
home nights Apply Sc = ST. ne. del-3t
WOMAN-Setled c0Iored. 20 cook for board
Ing house Call 80 Pa ave. NV. It
WOMAN for general housework los 6th st.
ne ae5-4t
WOMAN-Reliablo coI0red to cook and DO
light houseWcrz' good pay 1Sos North Cap
iUol ST. de5-3t
WHITE FEMALE early cleaners. Apply
HOUsaESEEPER. TILE RALEIGH de7-2t
wANTED-Ladies to learn hairiressin,,
scalp treatment. manicure, facial massage.
eleCLrolysls- only short time required Tools
supplied. DIG tomas awarded Positions Sc
cured graduate. Write for free catalogue
MCLERS ADDRESSING SCHOOL, l55
9th ave, New York city. de8-6t
YOUNG LADY IN candy store. Apply Non
day at so ~ ST. sW. de5-st
HELP WANTED-MALE.
AUTOMOBILE COILEGE-rerrns moderate.
easy payments positions secured; write or
cali open evenings and sunday. 1923 18th I
ST. OeL5-tf
ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
PLOYMENr SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
TEE TINES. auZO-tF
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Three times within enc week. q cents q
Lnes times, COnsecutlyelys % cents a line.
Minimum space, 3 lines.
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.

BUSHELMAN-First class, on ladies' and
gentlemen's work. only experienced man need
apply. 1911 Connecticut ave. SAMUEL
FRIEDMAN. de6-3t
sHORTHAND-Complet course in syllable
system in IJ0 hours. $50. including typeWrit-
ting, positions guaranteed. TOPOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY, Colorado building. OC27-tf
WANTED AGENTS Of good appearance. car
from 20 D. m: best seller out c. I.
HUNTER rs Pa. ave. NV. nol5-3It
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
COLORED WOMAN wants position as gen
eral hoUsewOrlker In small family. Address
6f7 5 St NV. 1t
BY TAILORESS. understands coat, suit al
terlng, having years OF experience. BOX
13S, Times Office 1t
by RESPECTABLE colored girl; general
housework: small family or invalid nurse.
1876 10th st. NV It
PLACE to do general housework or wash
ing take home. 426 2 ST. NV. 1t
BY FIRST CLASS Iaundress. work to 90 at
home; prices reasonable IIf2 Sth st NV.
deT-3t
POsTTION-Colored mother and daughter;
good reference; stay nights 1901 % st. ne.
write or call de5-2t
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ETs11 SALE-Ezs range. slightly used. $50.
cost $780, also large oak WARDROBE. s. 50
cost S--5a save money see HOLLYWOOD,
SIN and X da5--t
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ANACOSrIA.

JAMES 2. SMITH, 1854 Wisconsin ave
+. p WELLER. Pharmacy, 2554 n 81 NV
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FOR sALE-mscELLANEoUs.

FOR SAIE-Cheap. Jersey COW and calf;
big mixer, price 50. Apply go 8 81 nW.
de4-sI
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ScAG5s 49, eoJ4 h44ll44le4s - close lEcucy.
yls5. Easy payments II desired. 90 0thec bar
gains. sole agents Cor SJ--ner. Baldwin and
Emerson Pianos pianos for reu-. hauled and
repaired. HUGO WORCH, no q 81. Worch
Building. d=1-tg
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ROOMS And BOARD.

n ST wv, ifs5-BaautIful back parIor win
yeranta with meals. SIS month. also very
coy L1u room, SO, well kept house. Phone
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ASSISTANT JANITOR, house boy; butler.
white dairy man. EXCHANGE. 1913 18th
EL. NV. II
BOY for blacksmitb's shop. 100 6th St nv.
ds6-zL
BOY FOR tailor shop 10 deliver work: refer
enc5s. I51 Connect sur ave de6-3t
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GIRLS-Three young. over rs, as assistants
in our stores: one in southwest. one 50 Rhode
Island ave, one at 9TH and q SITS NV SAM
TARY GROCERY Co Apply EUGENE
SULLIVAN. 1901 II st. ne de7-St
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WOULD LIKE position as instaIlment COL
lectOr by young white man . years OF age;
4 years in city Apply BOX 129, Times Of
fee. II
BY COLORED BOY. IS years old: place as
grocery wagon driver 1921 Wiltberger St
NV. II
CO1AJftED MAN wants place 70 do any kind
OF work pos OalldaIe pl, Le DroIt Park
Il y
POSITION as porter or driver In store; ~ef-
erence. 1927 r NV. II
SETTLED and reliable white cOuutryman
aged a. wishes position 1922 II st. ne.
de2-7t
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HIGHEST casL prices paid Tor worn gar
ments. either ladlss- or gents send postal,
VIII call. 3. TAISHE5, lsJS 9TH ST. NV.
Phone North A jel-u
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2 ST. Ne. 1sz-FIaat room board for two;
private 1a1l--yi near Capitol and Union sra-
tiJl- Fa--g+
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complete wiki pads AID pillows: special p-ic-
igr Monday ana Tuesday only. y455 See
HOLLYWOOD, StA and X dej-zr
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ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
PLOYMENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
TEE TINES. auzO-tr
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The Washington Times makes
special observation-disclosures rates for
Classified Advertising.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY and provision: fine cOrner 80
e1eaP rent DUGAS. 617 Ia. ave. le7-st
sALOONs goed business 81. sw-; nnsT >,
sold. DCGAN. Cl7 La ave. ds7-2t
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SELL PAPERS CAN OBTAIN
THEM BY APPLYING TO THE
CIRCULATION MANAGER, THE
WASHINGTON TINES.
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HELP WANTED-MALE-

AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE-Terms moderate:
easy payments; positions secured; write OF
call; open evenings and sunday. 1928 Isth
ST NV. 0cl5-tf
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CLASS B

All other cIassIncatl0ns. % cents a line:
Z times. 10 cents a une-niniInLm lines.
Personals Is cents a line any number OF
times.
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Observation-Disclosures for candy de-
Dartuent- Apply GUTHS. 1925 + st. NV
de6-3t
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ROLLER SKATES.

WE LEAD. OTHERS FOLLOW.
Spaulding and Winslow BaIl-bearing Rink
Skates. S2-0o. Rollers for same I5c MEN
DALI & CO, EZS 9Th 81. NV. no2s-9et
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GLASS b

One cent word each Insertion Minimum
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GIRL-White, 20 do chamberwork and wait
Apply 735 5th 81. NV de7-3t
Observation-Disclosures for two people ia
10th ST se-' Sunday any timei Monday after
1. de6-gt
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Salte Oeincn gGascn in orOnnns!


8ieies befolgt man bailptiG6li6
hurd SolIitGnoiges 3erfleinern Der
Spciien I'M Munoe. Inn 10 Dem Mln.
gen oas 8eroaueu 5lt erleihtern.
ltnpollit1noig 5erfoute Speiien oer-
6out Der Mageu nllr iebr Ifpper ODER
gibt oieielben Dem Wun6e 5uriid gum
y@ieoertouen" mo 10 entite6en tpobl
bic meiiten llnp1Blihfeiten St6rru.
gen lrno 8raufbeiten oes Rogens,
mas init ser 3eit lpobl Icidt 81 elmer
fre6sartigen &ranf6eit fiibren fonn.
8ie mobI ltn6 neugeltdrft fiiblt man
i'd mad elmer orbentltf] utb nit Hltbe
r~er3ebrten MnblSeit, tuobtngegen man
leoesmaI mad Dem @enuB 8n raid
ber3ebrter SpeiIen Elm l~lnbebaeen
nabrnimmt. - 9as oIte Spridmort:
.8ie Die Safen, 10 Sic Baden" tann
nobl MIR Die ouf oie 5dnelligfeit Der
s8eiBer" 8editg bnben, nidt aber ouf
bas rationale 8erjblingen Der Spei-
FEN. Ser obigen &atb befolgt miro
ftets eiten guten Mageu hoben itrb
iomit aud itets 3ttfrieOen iein. Wan
made Defenders bic &inber lhou IN
friiber ssngenb bieroiif aufmerfiam.-
Serner iei boraif bin9ewieieu, Dob
Sic SpeiIen Itets cine egnle Eempera.
tur baben Icllen, olio nidt gu beiB
nnb nidt gu talt genoiieu tperben.
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0efneinnHbiees
g,rtiIat redlseitia bic @anpenneiter.


8enn artb niht INNER eleid oiel,
10 finoet mail bod immerbin OIL ObIt.
bdumen ieNer art uno aud an Seden
.&alipemeiter". 8olo iino mur 2
8lGttden 6uiammengeflebt uno Der.
ben bonn Wino bin. un0 berbeueat,
bal6 erreiben 6ieie GeIter cine 5iem.
Iide @roBe. in6em eleid mebrere
8ldtter, ia ean3e Speige 10 felt I'm.
iponnen fun, 6aB 6as 3erreiBen 6es
4nGueIs obne itarfes 3eiBen nibt
mogli6 lit. Sn 6ielen @eipinnIten
iibermintern. Dem &eeen, Sdnee uno
ielbit Sroit troseno. tleiue @Gupden.
@ollen mir Dem 3u eriDartenoen
Shaben, Der barin beitebt, 6ab ole be.
iagten &alipen i'm Sriibling uno
CONNER Nic 5arten 9l1tter umierer
Sbitbanme ber5ebreh borbeugen,
oann miiifcn mir oieie Haupenneiter
Dor Der iebr baIb beeinnenoen @nt.
ipidluna Der iest uo6 fleinen RGup.
den abnehTen ut6 pertileen. Oenn
iobnlo bic ltetie 5uncbmenoe Somen.
pGrme reucS 2eben in Die 86iime
bringt - alio oft ibon gnfdng big
@itte NGr5 - ernad1en aud oieie
&dupdJen ans ibrem @interidIaf un6
iltden iid an Der 5orteu Hdbrung gilt.
lid 5u tbiii SpGter 5etgen ii6 erose,
meiit geiellig lebenbe &nlpen uuo Der
lGiiiae Sbitboumbeiiser fam oann
fie gcoba1tung modem, tpie it6 Be-
quemli4feit uno @leihgiiItigfeit r6.
den.
9as Gbnebmen ser R%aupennelter
lam bel iitn9en Sbitb6umen gelcgent.
lid oes @in!erihuittcs geiheben, bel
9roBen 9Gitmen geidiebt es am be.
item nit @:lfc bon log. n&mtpeni6ee-
rem, Die man auf langen StonQen be.
ieItigt, mor1it man Damn ST. ieoem 9lit
gelangen fam.
9ieIe Mrbtit fam ben gan3en Win'
Ter iiber oorgenommen mcroen, alio
AT elmer 3eit, no iouit Die arbeit tlein
lei einnnecr lit. 3u beodten lit aber,
Oo6 sic nhocidmittcnen 3lreige nit
&aupcnneiteru iorgf1ltig 8u iommeln
uno 3it berbrcmen itno, ionit biIft Die
Qal13e Irbeit nihts. on Die &dup6en
cltf om 9o6er ollsfried,en uno ipies
Der auf 6en Baum qelangen.
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9raftiIdlcr VIattbrcttbc,na.

Nitts binOert mebr am roiden
itnD guten 8idsen. ais eill nid)t ia.
helIos gIottiisenoer 8IGtt6rettbe3ug.
9ie gepobnlihen 9e3iige, sic ieoe
Sousfrot pobI ielbIt aus alten Bet.
be5iigen, 2einpnn0laten uilp. fertigt
uno meiIt NIT 9Gnoern inter Dem
&l1ttbrett idLieBt, BADEN oft Ret.
gitng, Ii6 Suinmmen3nidicben uno
anberbem bort, no oie 8Guoer artge.
nGbt Iino, nls3urciBen. Man Iertigt
oaber Sen 8IGttbrettbe5ug am praf.
tiiditen, perln man i'm ettpa 5 Gen.
limcter breiter als 6as Bl1ttbrett
ihnei0et, an bei0en 2Gngsieiteu einen
crua . Gentimeter breiteu Streiten
enlargement uno nun beioe Seiten
in reeeImGBigen Ibit6nOen nit
&nopfl6dern oeriieht. Man ifroubt
Damn on ote llnterieite oes 8lGttbrett5
en- oen entiprehen6en SteIIen feline
MeiiingfnopIen elm uno fuiipft Den
@e5ug oardn felt.
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propins meafaI.p.

8ohum. Dieier Gage tpiiroe a1if
Der 9oriteneritraBe Der 8ipaBigidbri.
ge Spbn bes Reftors Dune bon 80.
dunn bon einigen inn entsegenfom.
member 2euten nngerempeIt unb i'm
gerlanie cines 8ortpebieIs eritoben.
Ser 9bdter, Elm iunser arbeiter pur.
be perhaftet.
@mSoetten. 0as 5petidbriee
SSbnden oes 81ders B. fieI in einen
aiibcI ihmiisieen Baiiers iinS er.
frantic infolsebeiien berort, BOB mad
! enisen GoseH Der Fob einsetreteu 1T.
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propins sdIefeu.

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0fpei iugeuoliden GGiibern iiberfdllen.
am &opfe idper perlebt uno ausge.
raubt. SIZE 3bdter iino entfommen.
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@aiierbampf aeaen @ptten.

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@egenitono Elm feiiftes Siih aus uno
fdbrt nit einem binreifeno beiben
goI5en bariiber. Ser iib e1tptdeln6e
@afieroompf bringt in ben @egan.
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SnIeften ieIbIt, fon6ern aud ibre
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gegen Motten foll iid Elm 3uios bon
friih alfgebliibtem .Sanf gum BoI.
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anpFerpe @cidirr, idneG al reiniaeu

anpFerre @cidirrs i6nelI 5a reinisen.
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bes Souerompfer8, ODER nit in @iiis
getdlibtem 2ebm ob. Sim @inter, mo
man oieie Sofen nibt boben Fam,
nebrne man Serineslafe oa5u. Wit Ell.
mem nuIlcuen 9dppcn, ben man 5rbor
IN biele 5Iiiiiiefeit getaidt bat, reibe
man bic @eidirre ab uno ptist gut
nod.
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DI6.nburo.

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tiers itiir5te ais CT an 9oro zines
5abr5euges aeben noltte, bonn Boil.
nert aus in Die ems unD ertronf. Ger
G~eruualiidte mar 81 Sabre alt unb
binterldbt 5rnu uno brei &inoer.
9oroenbnm. Sci elmer S6Id.
serei purbe Der 9o6oefer SdneiOer
eritohen uno 3mei Berionen idper
oerlett, feds Reriduen erlitten Ieih.
tere 8ertuunotngen, @s nuroen a9t
8erbaftungen porgenommen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
ALAMEDA BUILDERS BUSY
Agents Declare They Can Easily
Rent New Dwellings

ALAMEDA, Aug 9.-Transfers of
realty here during the last week were
numerous. but the deals were small,
according to the agents who handle
houses and lots. Building continues to
increase and the contractors say that
they have work enough ahead to keep
them busy until spring. In past years
the building of houses generally was
confined to one section OF the city, but
at present houses are in course of con-
struction in all parts of Alameda.
The concrete foundation of the new
building for the Adelphian club is COM
pleted and part of the framework of
the structure is up. The cornerstone
of the building Will be laid next Sat
urday afternoon by Oak Grove lodge
of Masons.
Houses for rent are scarcer than two
months ago. Agents say that they have
no difficulty in renting new houses and
number of local builders guarantee TO
ately upon the completion of the dwell
ings
Concerning local realty conditions,
W. H. Pollard said: Business last week
was as good as it was during the pre-
ceding week. A steady demand for cot
tages and flats was in evidence. I had
number of calls for unimproved prop
erty and negotiated several sales.
Building lots can now be had as cheap
in Alameda as in any city on the east
side of the bay Lumber is cheap and
dition and are building. Alameda at
present holds out many inducements
and advantages to prospective home
buyers and home builders"
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-10
SNEAK THIEF GETS
WOMAN'S J[WElRY
Gems Valued at $500 Stolen
From Room During Oc=
cupant's Absence

OAKLAND, Aug. s.-Mrs. Charles
Boesen, occupying room in the Glen
wood house, Fourteenth and Washing
ton streets. directly opposite the police
station, was robbed of jewels worth
more than $500 by burglar whose op-
erations in the house have mystified the
police in the last three months. The
theft in Mrs. Boesen's apartments was
committed last night. The use of a
passkey during the few minutes abb
sence of the woman from her apart
ment is identical with the operations
in other room thefts. In each case
only jewels without identifying marks
have been taken.
Mrs. Boesen reported TO the police
this morning that the articles stolen
from her were ruby bead necklace. a
gold chain hung with a diamond set
pendant, a necklace of Sylvan beads
and one of emeralds, an ancient Swiss
watch, jewel box containing % pins,
and three lodge emblems.
c. c. Riley, living at 1914 stanton
street, Alameda, reported to the police
that he gave a trunk check several
days ago to driver at Sixteenth street
station, who represented himself as in
the employ of the Commercial transfer
company at 376 Eleventh street The
baggage has been lost since the ex-
pressman took it from the station and
the transfer company disclaims any
such employe