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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-02-15

thSy SOulu SlliS WSll, anu SSNSidi
showed marked ability for operate
work, while the chorus work was on
a par with the performance of the
principals. The company was made
up from the alumni of the Ogden
High school, and is a credit to the
Junction city. The master hand of
Professor Mcclellan was perceptible,
as it was he who acted as musical d.
rector, while the play was staged by
Mrs. Herbert Stanton.
For two hours nearly five thous-
and people were under the witching
power of Paderewski, the worlds
greatest pianist, at his farewell con-
cert at the Tabernacle on Friday ev-
ening of last week-two hours that
seemed but moments to many, such
is the marvellous manner in which
the wizard of the piano sways his
duuitoiS, WIZ WSlS III tiliS iiStdHSS
the music loving population of city
noted for its musicians. When the
Polish master first appeared, after
the selection Lift up Your Hands"
by the Tabernacle choir, he was CIV
EN- an ovation, and at the close OF
each number was greeted with a per-
feet storm of applause, but only once
did he respond to an encore, when he
played the spinning wheel song from
the "Flving Dutchnan" The large
crowd present, and the manner in
which they expressed their apprecia-
ton of the performance of the mas
ter musician would indicate that the
people of Utah (for they were pres
ent from all over the state) can and
do appreciate the highest and best in
music.
w. S. Wallace, who was fortunate
enough to secure the local manage
ment for this announced last appear
biiNN III wan VI ddSlSWSNi, hdS dlll-
pie reason to feel proud of the man
ner in which everything in connection
with the successful event was con-
Quoted.
"The Lady and the Bracelet" as
presented by Lillian Burkhardt and
company at the Orpheum this week,
is rafting good little playlet in
which the joker gets somewhat the
worst of it, but gets a run for her
money as does the audience. There
are four people in the cast, and they
manage to give a performance that is
heads and shoulders above the aver
age vaudeville comedy. The Bache-
lor and the Maid" is the title chosen
by Wilbur Mack for a little sketch
evidently designed for the sole pur.
pose of displaying his peculiar style
of dancing and singing, as we'll as
his idea of humor. Sidney Grant has
4 fund of practically new stories and
limitations out of the ordinary, and
is one of the real good things OF this
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-02-15

Salt Lake Theatre. Down
East" Monday and Tuesday, Febru-
airy "a and rs.
Orpheum-Vaudeville.
Lyric.-"Rip Van Winkle," first
half of next week; Fair Virginia"
balance of week.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
Sucmifernc Og llbitilinaen 1918.

Som &ormGnOene ipnes ogiaa
Speniferne at title Jig noget feligt
til &lnlcn onl En- itor lloItiQing /
&eben6apn 1913. Me1ingerne ip-
lies Dog at pGrc noget oelte.
uStocfbolms Gng6loo" bar for=
bert iig ongooenOe Sperriga epen=
tuelle Geltogelie / ltoitiQinQen. @lo=
BET bar OerpeO e%rforet, at Der i Sn=
bltitrifreOie for Ziebliffet finn er
meget ringc Gilb6ieligbeo til at oe(=
tcqe / lloitiGingcn. e ponlfelige
6orbOlb, iom ipenif SrouItri for Fl
zen orbeiOer unoer, gpr Sc inou-
Itrioripenoe nleget 6etGnfelige peD
sc fife %ubetpoeliQe lto9ifter, lonl
Gcltogelie | en- lt0itiQing meofprer
&onjunfturerne fun ielpfslgelig be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
@nsmrnOcnes 2nifer,


Sra De iampirfenOe oanife @1ts-
man0sforeninger er til NigSoagelt
in0gipct @enpenoelier
Oels ON, at Der al 5tntsfasie n
titles ct 8eleb - BET fprite Aar
100000 ST.. til &nn0igbeO for
Observation-Disclosures til ltoloun
til @usmenO, Der pao @runD al
manglenOe Griftsfapitol fife er /
Stano til at bringe oeres @ienoom-
me / &rtltltr,
Oels ON fOrifeQige 9Gnoringer
/ BET foreliggenOe 2opforIIag on
SorOloOOer iii 2anoor6ej0ere, Oerun-
Der nnpnltg:
at TO al commissioners Me0lem=
mer nelges al &usmunOsorganiid-
tionerne i Oct poagpl0en6e Mn1t,
at oGe, ser fan betcQne5 ion1
rNrbei0ere~ % fan prGitere 8epis
for at 6oUe Oen ~no0pen0ige 6or=
I%tuaelie al SorOOnrfning, bar 9lO-
gang til Statslnan, nuor Sc fan
Oofllmentere at pore raooig oper
800 Ser,
at 2aaneqrunIen Torhoies ira
5000 Gr. til 5000 ar., % at ser
fan foos SiGegsGoon til plore
2oon,
at ser aipeS qogana til offentlig
TGlte, %
at Gfspropriutionsret til @r=
b~perpelie al Sor0 inofdres, og Geg-
len 6erfor foitIloas / 2open, oog iuo-
leoeS, at &riien peo @fspropriotio-
men ingen Sinoe ma foitiGttes boi=
ere ems Observation-Disclosures.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23

nre Jig inOen 1913, men for pie
bliffct fan Meooelelien ON Ben on1-
ife SnOuitriforenings 9%eilltning life
ppffe ipnoerlig 9egeiitring Der.
s MoOiGtrting BERTH bar Den
befenOte NOTWITHSTANDING, 9ofin=
tenOont 9enoir erflpret, at Sper-
rigs Geltogelie / ltOitiaingen 1918
er al it0rite 9etponing. Set ptl
pnre en- itor @inoing for oS, 6piS
ri fan foa Ell ipenif Ifoeling, Ser !
Set min0lte er fremragen0e / fpo-
litotip @cniecnOc. Seq tror oginn,
ct naar Chen for ltOitiaingen nGr-
mer liz, pil pore Northumberland
gore aft for at foo Sbcrrig repre-
iclteret pou en- pUrOig MoaOe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
Dumnturk
S%arfOfascn / &usfilOc 2Omfirfc.
8tlle0bugger
G0p. Grtcben og Nrfitef.
Sam pmnnn laDrr ct
u0fuit.

s ct Wlp0e forle0en De0tog &onli=
teen, Der be0pnlte DC it0fonlne It's
tait til ct @rapmGle oper BET af0g0e
&ongepur, at itltet al De premiere
De ll0fQIt antnges til ll0fprelle - /
alt Sal0 life fprelpbig - men BE-
ilutteOc at tilbpoe Siue0buggeren
Gopur0 gri6ien, bpis in0len0tc
llofu7t fife fom ntco / BLOOMINGTON,
at lape Ct MT llOfoIt, biitaaet al en-
2lrfiteft. Gette Silbuo er hi moo
taget, % efter at G0paro Gri6len
far me00elt &onliteen, at BON bar
trrlfet 9lftale me0 2lrfiteft &-
malllt ON Samnr6ejOe, bar &pn1iteen
0erefter rettct en- officiel &enpenoelie
iii Be 10 &errer ON at u0ar6eioe
ltcfaItet.
G0i. Gri6iens llofoIt har / Ser,
fife / @ips; oerfor font set fife
meo til BLOOMINGTON. &omitecn
tGnfte bog fife poo al Sen @runO at
lptte bam uOen for S%e06mmelien,
men iaa in0fom Ell &roteIt moo bans
9eltogeIie fra s onolrpme fonflr-
rerenoe, og Set mootte ma tnge
@enipn til, Get par forsprigt eicn-
0ommeligt, iiGr ga to andre, ser
life 6lco uOcluffe0e, beGer fife boo0e
here's ll0foIt / Sips.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
@~iarfcruiae, 9ll6crtu, Guuaba.
5, 5. ailofia,

9lt er pei fer / &oloIlien. Sic
rigbeoen bar enItemmiqt pe0toget
at icnoc &olOsbrep til Nuit. =. III.
@eterion, 6%lorton, q. Gaf. &i 6c0er,
ur Serren pil mage Set ioo, at fan
bdooe pil % fnn nrootoge &afoc+.
Meniqbe0en operraifeoe fin Sou
-mano, Mr. 2. g. 2~unncberq, Sen
10. Sec. meo en- mn @elsfroffe og
en- life Yengegopc. - Sc unge 5olf
o~perraifeOe unoertegneoe Ben %.
9top., min 86OielSoog. Ger bar 80
l1nQe iomlet. SEQ beggc 2eiGiQbeoer
6upOe pi en- 6pggelia Nften.
@enlig @ilien,
s. @. Srom6urg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
llbercttigct Gumfnrremcc, Doe

tol'ltlt3Nl NpHlNAAlHbN ~pN4t+
WiumufntturbunOlerforening tog /
Spmmer NffGre oper for en- Dame
ira &pbenbopn, ion1 PED 6rempls=
ming al Yrpper al Silfetpj 0. lign.
| ct pripnt Stem mentes at puafpre
De ban0len0e Ell l16erettiget &onfltr-
renee.
&e0fommenOe 9ume ct iii iflg.
u6pns Stiftst." al Yolitiet I SOenle
blepen i0pnlt ell 8eoe for uloplig
@unoel.
On cllcr e. 5 n3ingfe6ing gmts
Npis" lGies:
S gamle Gage bar Ri 8pnOer 10,
u0en l~lnotogelie, iogt 0u til binolt-
ben, % bar finn afpeget 0erfra,
naar Der fom En- ufen0t, iom lagoe
vieg", eQer ogioa bnD0e bDi0t &ra=
Detpi. Gi bar oltIua mauttet pl1r0cre
Soft, ON ri iful0e tiltale Dem me0
81 euer 0e, % set g6r pi / @rlt1l-
ben enOnu. M}en oenne <rocritg
fan 10 unoertioen blipe Tworfert, 6poo
cfterf6lgcn0e mdoife fdn bepiie:
Gn rejien0e fom til an Some Der
! 9~{Grbeoen % ipurgte on &ej.
Sum ultrOere0e bum ian % ipareoe:
0&o, III fan 81 f6Ige meO mig Der
I'm, ioo ifoI jeg pie Sig &ei."
San ipnreoe loo;
~McO Giaaoelie ot iparge, 6por-
nanr CT hi 10 6lepen 0us?"
6un iogOe i0a 6orbel, iaa flll0e
ban iporqe ON gel, 6por ban piloe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23

for icnOe aasien til ell uelpiQig Nlpo-
tefer | oct %9tobolug, bpor Sen Ser
ion, iom ifal bopc MieOicincn, Dor.
0ette uoeluffer al W}ulig6eo for, at
MeOicinen fltnOc bltpe fonfiiferet al
&egcringen. Observation-Disclosures
til Norge er meget rimelige, Sd 7So-
britonternc, OF. @etqr 6o6rnep &
Sons g., bar tr1tffet Ipecieue 6or-
onitolttingcr for of e~fsportere Sc
res MeOicincr. @Grm5re 0p6p$-
Ringer erboIoeS peo at ifribc til
Girn1oet lnoer g0r. tt2-1tS So.
@opne 2(pe., Chicago, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
6uaO cr- NIcningcn2

Spoo er @IeniilagsoAeo, at Gaft.
d. 5. 9ing toger fl 0opn tilboqe
ira Ben g~rflering, San ielo far
un0erifrtrct? Sdalc0ea pil pei nof
Ell Gel al rGoniferen"s 2uicre lpor=
&c, og fife iaa ~unoerligt; thi ban
erflGrer jp, at leg life bar be0t
Gam on at nrbeiOe MOD 2ltber Sol
lcge Iom Sfole eGer Snititlltion,
tpilfet e. en- @entagelie % 5to0-
foitelIe al bans f6rIte GrflGring,
fun / uOOiOet &ctponing; til iom
Gnititution omfntter Sen SET 9iref=
ton, 9ftie6oloere % Sufltltet.
SoalGnge @ait. Sing fife er=
flnrer, at bans f6rite %ionesbpro
| Sugen bar fife lan0t. itaor
0et pel f~renlOeles pe0 N}agt; t6i
bpoo Ser par 5anO6eo ben Sang,
CT nd ogiaa Sano6e6 Hi.
5. S. atlofiq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23

@uOrlcOcs &urifu fun ienOcs til
NOrge. %oa @runO al Sc mango
6oreipergsler, iom in6lpber til nS
rm, bporleOes &urifo fan ienOes til
9}orge, pil folgenOe ppre pua iill
&loos: Gen norife &egerit9 tilooer
finn 9(potefere at inportere MeOi-
&tl nlan iooleoes IenOe Sill
rtfo til nogen ! Norge, 6pr man Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
Sil SpnSagsifOler.

gtetop MI ggr Spprgsmaalet ON
Talg al @oper til 9prnene 1ig geI-
oenOe aGe &egne. ST life en- iml1f
og posienoe 8og Sen ouer6eoIte
@ope? 81 tiQooer os at benitiae
~feGgen0e:
9|ettics Mi5Iion al 9flice @rop 25c.
Si4e Morqret0e al 9lIice @rop 90.
&il0eDgl0et | Zoe.
&il0epul0et II 25c.
SeoopS Snap 4Oc.
Suffers 2ip, al 3. g&iGen, uol
minOelig imuft u0itpret SOC.
%ltngOommens 5fotfifte soc.
&roen5 8etpOning for Sen, Ser
bill trent / &er0en, al 5fop=
guarO=@eterIen 60c.
Ge ii0ite TO pil iarlig egne Jig for
9ibelflosier.
9isie 96ger er oGe ioliOt o.
imagfll(0t in06un6ne.
9esltoen bar hi mango / OmIlug
til biaigerc GriIer.
s Eartier gioes &obat.
2mii6 ent6, @n6G. 'Sunic,
Slair, Mr6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
Slair, @e6r.

Nt Sulen n9rmer Jig mGrfes pau
ale Gmrao0er.
6pr bet fprite pua 6erierne. 3d.
ems Sfoler ilutte0e til Sllleferien
ollereOe / 6reoags. Mon faor en-
GelcIie al, at Der er 6erie, nuur
man gaar igen1em 8pell. 9}aar
Grengene life er I Sfo(e, Iuu fan
flcrc af Dem life 81 Jig for Grenge-
itrCger.
Ogiaa pou Dana College BE-
gDnOer 6erierne. S W}an0ags hut
trOc ben teologiife &lusle for at
bcgpn0e eli to Tigers 6erie, % /
Sag %ilutter Cana College - BOG
fin for 5 Gage. Get piloe ID pore
lri9ttgt for sc mango, Ger bliper
pea SfOlen Sltlcn oper, at bol0e
ret long 6erie.
Sor 2prerinOe / @fliif, Miis
NnlanOa @anien er rejit no til
@altptOn for at tilbringe Suleferien
! be1Oes Stem. Ogioo Wfiis So6n=
len reilte bort for at til6ringe SUI
len iartmen meo lin 6alnilie. @rof.
@cjterien refer ogIaa Ell fife Snip
tilGlf @orn / Sulen. @por mange ser
elers er rejit fra Sfolert bar hi IN
gen HeOe pan. 0}en forleOen Dag
erfurc0e ri, at DC teologiife % iua
go0t iom ale 0e GlOre Stt0enter
lfltl0c reiie I'D, entcn til 0crcs @iem
cllCr Qn0et Ste0s.
- 5 6Orgaars Nften par en- bel
Gel baaOe ltnge % Gl0re iamle0e !
Dor &irfes 9uiement for at lupe
Epnt til @6rnenes Suletre. 49,
Sprn % ltltge 6ar troplt meO at
lore Sange.
- Sgioa Mtenig6e0ens ltngooms-
fprening ifol booe SuGetrG. &igeiaa
Glepcrne puo Sfolen. @i0ere bar
Ri bort, at Meolemmernc al rTanIf
9roOcriomflrn0" ifa( 6upe Sllletrp,
inn Der 6liDCr feiret fife fprre en0
ire Sltletr9feItcr blonot Goniferne
/ Blair / Nnr.
Mnn fortp1er os, at Brofes=
ior u. 9. Earions, &~rincipolen /
0pjifolen,er rejIt til &u6a for at til
6ringe Srtleferien Ser.
Der er flere, iom bar ipouet
Ell hpio SSlll / Aar, men 6iotil teg=
ncr BET ilet life til, at SpuoOom-
men ital 9on / SpfploeIie. &i bar
Be iiOlte Gage baft bet 0ejligite It'll
le SoIifinspeir, Der fan trnfe5 for
ncrnc 9larsti0.
S6rgeu 9lnOerien % @uItrlt
ira 9l0mu6 tilligemeo Mrs. Nn0er=
lens @roOer SIR. q 6. NielIen, bar
I'll bait ben 6orngielie at 6ilie paa
Ter / 8pen / Sc IioIte Gage. 0ette
&cisq bar ogiuo ll6trpf for, at Sit
len nGrmer fig.
8 @oar bilite SCR. Otto &on=
len ira Noma6 pan os.
Wr. s.. Sfon Nieliens Bro
Ser, Sans Nielien ira Gutter Gountp
tar / flere Gage pGret fer pnn Sc
ieq. San tiger, at Gutter Gonntp
er .oll right" mi % bar ppret BET
! flere Nor.
- Mrs. u. s. @etcrien Ell / ito
Sta @eoring, men bun er longt ira
raft enont.
81 anmooer ogioo pore SolOere
/ 8lair og Omegn ON at ur6eioe
Tor port @IaoS ltObreoelie, I'LL er
ser 10 en- rig 2eilig6eO / @eaigoa-
gene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
Saf.

@jertelig Sof til ole %enner rs
rper 5omfunOet, iom iao trofait
lar bj1lpet mig % mine 8orn meO
neres &GrligbeO % @oper.
&oo mine 9orns % egue Gegne,
Mrs. s. y. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
GcnmarO, Nc6r.

&uteOng. @llOstieneIte @G. fl
Suletrn for 96rn og itnoe Sitter
al. Z.
N1e belfomne til pore M}eber
81. 90. @n0erfen,
Mgb.s Street,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
Mgenter SmifeS

fOr uorc iGrOeles imasfnlbe i
purtcreSc rGelnluiS" Spsmrrft,
&i or I Stanb til at bDbe iGroc.c
apOc %ilfanr. Snletiben fGsss.e
ou SniinScr al bisie immft 1aeet
mGrfer fan irlges. Sclp SbtSN
ifaffc Jig en- betpOelis SnOtGst
DcO. Sfrip / Sag eftcr @ctinser
raer icnb Zoe fOr en- Grbpe.
Ganiib 2ntb. Gnbl. Sunie,
8Iatr, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
uOan1feren."
Nns0og sen %. December 1908.
@u0stien c.
s stieneiter

SnleguOstieneite
@Ioir: S, 81. @uostienelte ST
2, ;. %, C5nleoo9) 8grnegu0sti
81. 9.t5 @r0Stienefte al. 1890.
Nftcngi1osti. 7.3O.
Gen 90. unoen Srleoag / Blair:
Sllctr9 for &ornene &l. z.
Sonoog Sen p. Gec. Subtle
SIN. &l. 1870 % 2(ften ST. 7.3O
GRIMM: SuleOog @prneguOs.
%tieneite 81. , % @uosti. ST. 3 Sim
Spnoag y. Sec. Sulctrp ST. :
9tften.
Ylle pelfomnel
81. 81. 5cbu1t8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
&uittcrimg.

I'll Gen forIte bonIfc l1tb. airfa
/ 2llbcrtn, Gnnnooa.
Eli Cato moOtnget:
%obonno Nuoericn, Chicago,
81. S 100
2orIcn, Chicago. &n. 100
Sens @onielt, &cnrorc,M.9. t.o0
q. 9felien, &cn1nore q. :. 800
&enIen, @ombcu5 ,N.G. 1856
3iliummen $1t.S5
GSpr fpittcret 34.75
5 alt $1,000
Yoo Menig6eocns &eqnc 6iertc(iq
3of.
-. Dec. 1908.
5. 2. GromburM
M96's &nsierer
MorferpiQe, 9ll6erto, Canada
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
9ampifi6s= 9tutiticr.

~@cGia 0lop" orfom til G6ri-
Itionsiono sen 90, OS, gift pei. @il
after ofieilc nerfro ocn 30. San. %
pclte@ ga til Mcp Dorf ben 8. 8ebr.
u. 6. 3o6nion & So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
Sit airfcu / SOiten,

Sea luItc forleDcn DIT @ombor-
ocmentet pao Soltl6ita0cns Strife
b 0praobet til ,9eItornelic of fam
Be oiO. - Seq fom uDiltanrlig til
at tprlfe pon - @po0 ifpoe$ Ser
me0, noar Ser Iiqtcs paa os? M}ilt
5anfe pnr Itrafa - lpit &rltot oa
6pi0e @inoe. Ioa, oen1e Gonfc
moatte forfaIte5, 81 oer fife GAP
Suffice, til Dem, scr pirfelig far
iflt0t meO ben rettc SubitanO9. SaQ
tUnfte ieg: Ga, men ser ifp0cs lit
aQigepel forbi Sin ?{pie. Mten ogioo
fer fom leg til fort; fOr BET er il
netop Set, ser -lfal. Sflt00ene ifdl
gaa lige til @erren; men min iiolte
Eonfe fllnoe ieg life fontnle bort
ira, nenIig oenne, at Sen lnunme
SUB, ser bombaroeres og beItormes
for Soltipitaoens Strife, ban bar og=
ioo 8olig Der i 8oiten airfc.
6pr fpittcret fOr ic Or. 50. $t84.50
M}rS. 8. &eppeiet, Nem
9onmorf, q. 9. ..... 80
Mr. 2otrit5 Eejtcrien, Glf
Sorn, ga. 200
apinoeforeningcn Stople=
The Washington times., 1908-11-29
SYNDICATE PAYS
CAPITAL TRIBUTE
Prospectus Declares Millions Spent
Recently Enhances Value of
Real Estate.

The following tribute to Washington
as a city is taken from the prospectus
issued by a syndicate which is prOmOt-
ing one of the most promising suburbs
near the District of Columbia:
The city OF Washington has grown
from an uninhabited landscape to one
Of the most beautiful cities III the world.
Millions of dollars are being spent an
nually TO make it even more beautiful.
Magnificent office and public buildings.
a parking plan surprising that Of any
other city, its libraries, art galleries,
public schools. and universities make
il the natural home OF the student and
scientist. and the lover Of all that is
beautiful
"AI these and many more attractions
make real estate in or near the city the
most desirable investment of those Of
fered in any city in the United States,
as it's growth viii be in proportion to
the growth Of this great country. Each
year it IS increasing is clerical force
and is reaching out to secure men of
brains. No city has such a positive as
surance of advancement as Washington
and its suburbs"
The Washington times., 1908-11-29
Other Improvements.
GOOD SALES
LISTED BY BROKERS

Prather & Ryon report recent sales as
follows. 1880 . street and 325 Fifteenth
street southeast. six rooms and bath
brick houses. and sixty-four acres land
at Kensington. Nd, for r. s. Wolfe:
-129 Twelfth street northeast. corner,
seven rooms and bath brick. for II. A.
Linger. jr.i three foUr-rOom brick
houses, Murray's court southeast, 10 Mr..
Linger; two six-rOOm frame houses. cor
ner Second and Y streets northwest. for
DR.. Greene: 3Jl9 Thirteenth street north
west. corner. ten rooms and bath brick.
for Mrs. G. Bentley: 81 Oakdale street
northwest. six rooms and bath, brick,
for A Taylor; 700 Nav place southeast.
fve-roOm brick. 10 r Collins. the sale
Of the latter three properties were made
through Mr.. Drury. of r. T. Rawlings
Company, 303S Cambridge street north
west; eight-rOom brick 10 /. Greene; ten
fouT-room brick houses, Bells court
northwest, for J. p, Mann, through
Moran * GOIdenbergi twelve lots near
the corner Of Sixteenth and Rosedale
streets northeast, Tor Miss J. Ryon. lot
on Elm street northwest, near Second,
and lot on NJ street northeast. near
Twelfth. to Mr.. Taylor.
The Washington times., 1908-11-29
INVITE PUBLIC TO
ALTA HEIGHTS, MD.
Real Estate Company Insti-
tuteS Series of Excursions
to New Suburb.

Lawrence r Dodge. vice president OF
the Alta Heights Realty Company, viii
today institute a series Of excursions to
the company S property In Alta Heights,
Md, near Chevy Chase. The public Is
invited 10 make the trip at the com
pany's expense. A number OF RUtOmo-
bues viii be called into use soT the
pubIic's service. and the company will
provide transportation on the street
cars for those who take that means Of
reaching the new suburb The COM
pany invites any who cannot 20 today
10 inspect the property any day this
week in the COmDanys automobiles.
Automobile appointments may be made
by telephone.
To reach Alta Heights on the street
cars, one takes an L street George
town Only ear, transferring at Wis
consln avenue and p street to the
Rockville electric line. Alta Heights
fronts one mile along the line Of the
latter road Your money back in five
years, and you keep the lot" is the
campaign cry Of the company, in pur-
suance OF the unusual offer il is now
making TO the public
The Washington times., 1908-11-29
JUST PLAIN LUMBER
EATS UP FORESTS
Many Millions Spent Last Year
in Ordinary, Cheap
Barrels.

Ordinary loose STAYED. slack barrels,
used for apples, nails, and anything
between, cost many millions last year,
for the wood alone was valued at the
enormous sum Of $15,SOO. .255. in the cen
sus reports gathered from the $50 coop
erage mills which turn out most Of these
kind Of barrels
Twenty-one kinds OF woods were used
In making the supply Of barrels, but
red gum, pine, and elm were the prin-
cipal materials. Every State in the
Union made barrels and Pennsylvania
led in the list.
Although there has been a successful
effort TO keep down the price Of the
raw materials by utilizing less expen-
sive woods. last years materials showed
an increase in cost of II per cent over
1896 indicating a larger production.
This great Industry is for the manu-
facture only of the loose stage bar
rels. the tight liquid containers being
made of hardwood. chiefly oak, and in
other factories. Much Of the barrel
supply comes from lumber mills where
the material is a by-prOduct OF the
larger industry.
The Washington times., 1908-11-29
DECISION ON WALL
AROUSES INTEREST
Justice Barnard Declares
Wall May Extend Over
Line by Consent.

Real estate owners and brokers were
much interested IN the recent court
decision that q party wall may be erect
ed partly on the property adjoining
that Of the owner OF the wall only
when the wall will be Of real service
to both properties.
The opinion was rendered by Justice
Barnard, Of the District Supreme Court,
making permanent an injunction re-
straining August Getz from eucroach-
ing on the property Of Louis J. Rauel.
at 10 r street northwest, by extending
half of the width OF his wall over the
boundary line between his and the
Rauel lot.
Permission for the erection OF such
a party wall resting on both lots was
given by the District. Justice Bar
nard held that, as the wall was in the
rear Of the Rauel building, where It
was Of no value 10 RaueI, it was. con
trary to law.
justice Barnard made It plain that
a party wall, supposed IA the District
10 be eighteen inches thick, may, when
erected by one property owner, extend
over the lot line nine inches, provid-
ed there is an adjoining building which
will be able TO use the party wall
He held that IN the case Of real walls
or others where the property encroach-
ed upOn had no interest in the erec-
ton OF the party wall the Law did not
Justify the euCrOachment
The Washington times., 1908-11-29
FOUR ACRES SOLD;
TO BE SUBDIVlDED
Soule Realty Company Reports
Number of Large Realty
Sales.

The Soule Realty Company has sold
for Hattie II. Graeme a tract OF four
and half acres on Morris road, Ana
costa. The property is now being sub
divided and plated, and will be placed
on the market in a few days. A num-
Der Of houses will be erected by the
new owners. William Y. Atha and J.
n Campbell.
The same firm has sold to David D
Johnson of North Carolina. a farm OF
226 acres in Culpeper county, Va. The
price paid was $1,000.
Other sales made by the Soule Realty
Company were:
For Louis Rosenberg, 913 Eighth street
southeast
E For C. T. Shepherd, 1896 X street
northeast.
For Mary Jaeger. 6S7 L street north
east.
For NJ. H. Kefn, fifteen acres at
Springfield, Nd.
For G. r. Jenkins. dwelling and a half
acre Of land at Columbia l,.rk.
The Washington times., 1908-11-29
BIG HOUSE SOLD
BEFORECONP
Shannon & LuchS Manipu-
late Two Deals and Move
Their Office.

Shannon & Luchs report me sale Of
the property at 154 Newton place north
west This is a new building nearly
completed. II has two stories and is OF
colonial design. II IS one Of a row Of
new houses. and is sold to c. Z. Reed,
who will occupy It as his home. The
consideration IN the transaction was
$3.50.
Shannon & Luchs, now located at 704
Thirteenth street northwest, will. on
January 1 next. move their offices to rs
Fourteenth street northwest.
This firm has sold the property at
1853 Oak street northwest, to Charles
Baldwin. who Will occupy it as his
home. The house has two stories. and
IS Of colonial design, with eight rooms.
The lot has frontage Of twenty-four
feet. The price paid was $3.50.