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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-04

new ones were minus the explosive
power. He grinned as he replaced the
weapon and closed the desk. Dropping
the cartridges into his coat pocket, he
returned to his own desk, chuckling as
he set to work on his papers.
II won't betray him to the law, but
I've fixed it so that he can't escape 1t
In that way"
Bansemer's man informed him upon
his arrival home that Mr.. Graydon
would not be In for dinner. He had
left word that Mrs. Gable was very
much improved and that he and Miss
Gable were going out for a long drive
lin a hanson. 1t was his intention to
dine with Mr.. and Miss Gable very in
formally.
Bansemer sat In suriy silence for
long time trying to read A fierce new
jealousy was growing In his heart 1t
was gradually dawning upon him that
the Cables had alienated his sons az
fections to no small degree. The fear
grew upon him that Graydon ultimate
~ would 60 over to them, forgetting
his father In the love for the girl. Re
sentiment. strong and savage. flooded
his heart. He could eat no dinner. He
was full Of curses fer the fate whish
forced him to dine alone while his son
was or rejoicing with people whom he
was bcginning to- hats with fervor
that panied Lim. Jealousy. envy. nal
Ice, fired his blood.
He went out and bought the evening
papers. The thought came 10 him that
Graydon had heard the stories and was
deliberately staying away from him.
Perhaps the Cables had been talking to
him.
by heaven" he grated as he paused
In front Of his home. ''if she's turned
him against me I'll turn this city into
anything but q paradise for her. What
q fool I've been to wait 50 long! I've
given her the chance 10 tell her side OF
the case FIRST She's made the FIRST I'm
preston. What could have been
thinking Off broom was right
should have demanded less Of her. A
man b never too cid - b fool absst
womsl. On. II shss turned nat bsy
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way and marveled at the nerve or the
man.
The day passed slowly, but late in
the afternoon the suspense became SO
keen that he found II difficult to keep
himself from making inquiries Of the
proper officials as to whether affidavits
had been filed by Harbert or any other
person. His hand did not shake now,
but there was steady pain at the
back of his head.
"Droom, think I'll go home. II !
! don't appear in the morning you'll
, know I'm at some police station. Good
day.
"Goodby" said Elias. with correcting
emphasis Bansemer laughed hearth.
! ly.
81 believe you'd like to see me
jagged"
"Not unless you could be convicted,
I'll have to remain in your employ
until then, | suppose"
"Fve often wondered why you don't
quit Of your own accord-it seems Sc
distasteful to you"
"Pm working for you from force OF
habit"
you'll turn states evidence II Tn
arrested, no doubt"
"If my word counted for anything, y
and he raised his hand, "Id say. sc
help mel shan't.'"
"I've never been able to understand
YOU"
81 guess you've always understood
my feelings toward you"
"You hate me?'
I'm no exception to the rule"
"But hang you, you're faithful"
ooh, I'll pay for it, never fear. You
won't hesitate to sacrifice me II II
will help you in any way. But lei
me tell you something Elias broom
has been smart enough to cover every
one of his tracks, even If he hasn't
been able to cover yours. can't per
form miracles. You don't seem al
keen to bring about the family explo
sion as you were, observe"
"By heavens, can't bear the though
Of that boy-oh, well, close up the of
fee as soon as you like"
After he was safely out Of the offic'
Elias broom glided into the private
Office, drew forth his bunch Of key
and opened his employers desk. A BIZ
revolver lay In the top drawer. Thu
old clerk quickly removed the FIVE car
tridges and as deftly substituted ,
new set of them in their stead. Tn
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teryible!

Elias Doom did {, not tell him-nor
had he ever told any one but himself
that the woman he loved was the
boys mother. He loved her before and
after she married James Bansemer.
He never had faltered In his love and
reverence for her.
Graydon waited In his rooms until
the old man returned with the morning
papers. As broom placed them on the
table beside him he grinned cheer.
fully.
."Big headlines, chr But these are
not circumstance to what they will
be. These articles deal only with the
great mystery concerning the birth Of
one Of the most beautiful and popular
young women In Chicago Wait-wait
until the Bansemer smash comes to re-
enforce the story! Fine reading. ehr'
Don't Elias, for heavens sake.
don'tp cried the young man. slave
you no soft spot In your heart? l be-
lievs you enjoy all this. Lsokl Look
what 1t sWs about heyl Tho whole
shameful story Of Tat sesns last
night! There was a reporter there
when 1t happened"
Together they read the papers. Qheir
comments varied. The young man
writhed and groaned under ths revela-
tons that were going to the public.
The old clerk chuckled end phaoso-
phized.
ITO Be OoURwum.1 A
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-04
let us go home. Come, boy!"

let us go home. Come, boyr"
"Not now-not now," answered the
son hoarsely. "Ill-I'll try to come
home tonight, father. I'm not sure
that / can. My place is herewith
her"
Without a word James Bansemer
turned and rushed out into the street,
tears of rage and disappointment in
his eyes. He had not expected the
gall. Until the break Of day he sat In
his chill room waiting for the rasp of
his sons night key. but Graydon did
not come home.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-04

but few people. However. he did
saunter into Rigby's once for q friend
" chat. but learned nothing from the
manner Of that astuts young man
With q boldness that astonished him
self-and he was at no time timid-he
asked II Harbert intended to remain
In Chicago for any length Of time
After hs had gone away Risby rubbed
his forehead n = bewfldsred seEs Of
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-04
CHAPTER Xxx.

RAYDON sat with his
chin in his hands, dull
stricken, crushed. He
had heard the story of
his fathers baseness
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tro BIZ oossssu0.J
The Outcome.

The Doctor-Now that you are going
to school, Johnny, perhaps you can ten
me what happens when IN irresistibls
force strikes an immovakas ehjecks
-PeopIe send for yeu. doctor."-Llfs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-04
CHAPTER XIX.

was not losing
his courage: 1t was only
the dread Of having Gray
don nnd out He stuck
close to his ONCE seeing
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

@Is i'm Sabre 1886 gaplt 9ius 8.
bohieligen Nuoeua
Tens ben Stuhl Qetrt
Die teitieg, marsn So Der
Mathematician GareinGle StalieHsr
i'm uno nur dht eeborten
hi. Gsucaimm. an0eren Nationen an.
6eute fJno nur 81 Der
@oroindle Stdliener,
81 Eno annerer 0dtipnalit0t. auber
6rdnireidl YortueaI unO 8el9ien bic
Damals i'm beiliaen 6olegium uettre'
ten maren, aibt ss beute Garoiudle in
BEN Der. Stadten. in Sioamerica,
0euti6lano, SeIterreih sllnsarn. ST.
LAMB uno aufralien. Wfan erportet,
ipie bic eneliine. iatboliide 3eituug
berintet, odb in nidt Gu3us
fsrnsr 3eit bic 3obl Der nidt sitalienis
ihen Garbindle nod permebrt ipiro,
oab Die Der. Staten eineH 5peiten
rinol erbdlten uno ooB aud pies
Der iOlde ernauut perben aus Canada
unb England.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
Aucrirt POM Cage.

0is niri6i aaitii6 @i0tiole Craaniias
tion Der itolieniiden
seelals Gaiholiten bat iDebgn
aetisn Gin Runoidreibeu r.
Ger eebeH lahsH. nit BEN
Katbsliisn Dos 8eneralfscreia
3taiisn's riot bsr bsruflihsH
CreaniiationsH Zoe.
msrfihaftsn) eefh1ffsn miro. gu
r1hf uasbt MN on nae CreaHfaiios
nsn bisiss Characters bic 0uffcoss
runc. mii3usbsilsn, ob re Der nea su
fh%affen5tn gsntrole 6eitreisn noGen.
90 bauotii ith ura bic finite grpppe
bsr ictaoffasH Nction. bic Organize
ton bsr 8rbtitsr. Cir ba6sH jfBt
an 5ectioreH. 0ol.soegein. WabIoegs
bano. WirtHd aanifatiou Gu
o~snp6u7s. Nrbeitsrorganiiotion. uno
an i5nsa pirs Dermutblin baio NOD
sint siosns Srauenorannii1tion trsisu.
Die tatbcltidm Nrbeitsr oHrftsn onh
bale enc sissnt gsEtrssuns In faa,s
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

mOsIid iein; oieIe aiebe unO @ersh
tigteit seoeiht dbsr Blob auf benz
8Obsn pes 6 briFsntbums. SOL
ali0 9eiiung. D. f.. grinbI BE
9eiIuns Der ~ioeinlsu usbeI itattftuuen.
oann bsiBt e: s3urad 5a @briz
It usl@ utindm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
RtrdJltdJc
IL ud1rtmtru.

Nommenoen Opnnerstag telerte lie
STRIDE oas bobe set Gbriiti 9immsIs
fabrt. DasieIbe III Elm seboiener
6eisriae.
Wttlmaufee. Gum erlteu
Dale felt ieiner Grfraniung Dor fdit
3 Wouaten tonnie Der bohm'ite Sr.
Gr3bifhOf Wlebmsr am l.. Sonnidg
ipieosr cine Nmtsfunction pornebmen,
inoem CT in Der bieIiseH @eiusairhe
100 9erionen bic bl. 5trmung Ipens
bette. Der bohp'fte Sbsrbirt lebrte
3ipor porsrH piebsr mad BEN aIoitsr
in ct. 5rancis 5uriid. boFft aber in
Babe jebt feline QmtspfIidten pieDer
Dol unb gang aufnebmen al tonnen.
Inter entlpre6snoen Jeierli6teis
ten Dol3og am I. Sonutagsyladmittas
Der bo6p'ite 6r. @enerG!picor unp
SemiHorreoens 9rdlat Sol. giainer bic
@runofeinIeaung fir ben Qeubau oes
bieiigen 81. Mlarp's 6oipitals.
Die bieiiee Ct. Wattbep'ss@ es
meinot bat pldne in auftrag gessben
fir Elm neues Sdulgebduos. bas SIG,
5000 toiien iol.
Dos bieiige nlntsr 2situns Der
ebrm. 6rauctsconerihmefiern ite5enoe
ct. Soiepb's 6oipital lpirb ourh eiz
men 81 bel 100 8ub aroben 4itodigsn
gRbou peraroBert. 3n benz neuen
5liigel piro bic 6ope1e untergebradt
uno Der gegsnpdrtig ais GnpeIe Be-
nubte 8dum in &ranten5immer dbges
theilt ineroen.
Der neue noroDeitlif bon oer
Staot 0eleaens 6rieDbof mir IN 2ous
fe oes tommenoen Monats eingspeibt
uno erDffnet merben.
Die polniide ct. Soiepb'ss@ss
insinoe in Weit 9ais. bic eegenpdrtig
ibre @ottssbisnite in ibrsm Ghul1aule
db6dIt. plant ben gau elmer Stride an
80. Il. @rseRiislo apes., bic ca. $4,000
toIten ion.
Den jsbt fertiaaefsltsn uno acs
ceptirtsu 9ldnen gsmGb pirb bic usue
ct. Soiepb' Stride in S5oub BIZ Gao
$4,000 ~toiten. obns bic inusre Gins
rihtung, 6ei3dnloae. Malsrei uin.
Bos mere @otiesbous pirb Elm 1874
longer unb So Sub i'm 1runsIspt Bret.
ter 8au aug 4altiiein NIT geDforD
Observation-Disclosures psroen.
Green Ban, mis-. - Qm bsutis
gen Gonntag pir0 oer bDdp'iie Sr.
giidof 5or in Der CT. Yincen3 air6e
in Ofbfofb bic fl. 5irmuns ipsnoeu;
an WlDniag in Wiadoiae; am 8instag
in @rsenDiae uno WiiFiOn; am Wlitts
nod in 6eiena ano am tommsnosn
9omerstag in WelCome.
- Step. Geo SaHfonsti Don Sander
bat ii6 auf sipa 6 Mouais nab benz
Siiosn bees6en. in Der 6offnun9 bort
6eilang Pm siusm aitbmaiilde GeIs
ben 81 iiaseu.
-Nabrenb oss @epitters an Don
nersiaq b. Q0. iuurbe Der 1burm Der
q. Qu9uiiinug Stride in Clifton pom
8liBs geirofisH uno lsirdhtlid beiads
oi9t.
qaGroffs. MS. - am l.. DIN
nersiaq poa3og oer bsGiU tie 6r.
9iIhvf Gapebah BIZ Grua .sinles
aung fir ben 9subsu oes 6sr3 5eius
Goasqs in 9rairis ou gbien.
Nm /. Dirstag ndGm osr bod
mite C5ahirt bic Ginpei6uug oes
neuen Shuleebouoes in QDaoon STA
tion Dor uno lpsnoste 5ugIsiA bic 81.
8irmunq ooIel6f.
Sn einem 6oipital al Dubuque,
Dobin er fi6 Dor sipa 2 Wo6en beges
Ben bate, i'm Fh elmer Operation gu
untsr5is6tn. 1T ON I. Mcntao Reo. g.
z. 8ou96au. gfarrst BON Cuba Gitp,
In litter poH as 5ahrsn esitorbsr. Der
9srspigts mar friibtr S6duipisIsr.
sbs sr f4 Dor Is 3o5rsu ssm prisItst'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

sSn Trantreid tperoen bic religioien
nno tir6lihen 3u-
pic itGnbe INNER irduri
iladpt ger. SEPT enolidD
scr iommt man 81 Der
preils. Giniitt, Oab bic
fhleh Pre c
oarau i6ulo 1T, uno es bat besbalb
felt eiuiger 3eit cine Defenders reee
Werbetbdtieieit fir bic tatboIis
8reffe eingeieBt. Sine Aeibe
pou irans0ffden 9iI60feu bat eiaeue
6irteubriefe ooriiber erloiien; onoere
BADEN in Dffentli6en @eriommInngeu
Gie0unq oenommen. 60 belt in pa
ris @iihof &umeau BON Fingers cine
hohbeoeutiame 9eOe, in Der er H.. o..
folaenoes 9eilpiel iiter bic Maht Der
ihIe6ten 9reKe ersdblte: nSn meiuer
SuQeno tanntc ih einen p~oblbabenpen
Nlanu. Gr mar Noiunct uno Wtt=
Qlie0 oes 4%reisioees. Qlis gutter ads
tbolii communicative sr ~ipeni9iens A.
5mol i'm Satire. @Gbrenb elmer @abls
seit uuyoe tim unentaeltlih burh bic
Bolt cine I6le6te 3eitung Orei Wonate
lang tdglih 5ugeididt. 3uert smpiins
sr lie. obsr nit @erahtun9; bann Las
cr fe nit mebr ooer menieer AuFmerts
fomteit. @eImmeihelt, odb duf Der
Reoaciion ieiu 9ame betannt fei, Las
er re oufmertiamer. Rad orei no
naten. ais ibm bic 3eituna nidt mebr
suaeididt nuroc, abonHirte CT oarduf.
llno ods ReTultd! mar. oab bieier bliss
Der brare Qatbolif i'm folaenDsu Sabre
MIR nod feline Sfsrn belt, i'm Sabre
oarauf aud bopon psgblitb, banu Elm
radiator airhenfeino puroe uno ais
GottIofer Itarb."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
Die Be-iDeufl4upfrau nom
OrIRuua.

Es Sslisiprs1gns bsr SHHsFraa
rDE Orleans. BE an 18 Qprii untsr
sTobariisn 5sirli9ssitsH in St. De-
isrss@m iz &sz ssiSISst, tt ssIib s.n
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

liAen 4rbsitsrotb baden, Bonn Der
Ceputirts Sus5a.i. Der Den srobty
ginflub beiiBt, bat iih. ungeadtet befs
tiger iOeialiriI6t. 9lnsriffs pafir er=
Hart.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

Da@ IatboIiiGe 9ebsn Eat in rem
Isbisn Safren in
Ter gang @rieheRldno
katbelicismus sinen erfreuli6eh
la 5ortidriit semadt.
SrisepCnIane. Die r0mii6 tatbolis
ihen QrieIter ner=
ben nidt me6r inIultirt ME in tribe
rem SabreH uno audi Die srisdiiaen
Seb0roen 3eiasn iid iehr 5uupriom-
nlsno seaen tie. On Der llniperitdt
BON Giben, auf hie sic @rie6en iehr
itoI8 inn. nuroe Elm &atholit sum
Rector geipdhlt, mas pcr uidt 81 Ian
ger 3eit noh uitt Oenlbar aepeisn
mare. Die .0auptcsntrsn bss romii6
ta.Aoliinen @Ismeuts limb in aiben.
Rauplid. @irduS. 9atras uno 2aus
RUM.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

GuBern WahStbum eniipri1t cine
iteie iuHers 6eitieune burh INNER fla
rer beroortretenoe 8etomua Der
@rlnolGb BE elmer edit hriitlinen 6e
notwithstanding uno burh pas boff
nunaspole Nufbliiben zines gut dusge
bauten GerfiherunestaNapeie un0
9snofeninaftliFsr Snitiiutionen. 9en
Seem Der @efammtorganiIation bic
iih auf falt bas gauge 9ono erltredt.
biloen bic 6riitli6 i~ocialen arbeiter=
n%ereiue, Deren Sc bereits eriitiren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

wa6re 3oleraus unb 5rei6sit
berridt i'm tatboli
fben Sfiqien. areier
GSiera"5 uateyri6t nirb in
"HS rem pon ben 9oiboli-
5reies'' len nit eigsnem Gel
IN a.xg,.s ,ne
1eIaien. srhoItSnen fot6oG.
ihen StuIen err
tbeili, md6reub bic Staatsiauls ausus
tral" 1T. aud jet nod. na6oem bic
4atboliten felt 25 Sabren bic regies
rsnoe Qartei Iino. Selbh Der Rectpr
Der in acknowledgment E.ssnoen
gru1eler 6ohiduls, Grrera. ausriennt
in ieinem ioeben enlightenment 8uhe
.Droit public BEIGE; ngtIgisu bat ben
obliqatoriiden llnierridt nidt einges
fibrt. Sn bieism aaHos pirb 0isI
leift bic 5rei6sit oes unterri6ts am
iueiteiten gorautirt. Sn geleien beiins
bel fh Der freie unterriht in iebr 6lu
hennem Suiidnbe. Der unterrtdQt
miro nm geriness @elD ooer umfonit
erf6eilt uno miro iortipabrenb oerbei
Tert. Wlit 8eht lam man iageu. oaB
bic 3obl Der ungebilostsn INNER ges
ringer niro unb bab Die SduIen iid
INNER me6r entpideln, %beionoers ira
Qen aud bic @suerbeihuIen od3u Bel,
bic Defenders ben g%eftrebaneen oes
@oltes eutfprehsn. 1as Gi9sntbdms
lihe be- 6tlgifdeu Spiisms liegt in
her beinahe obloluten, aud oon ben
9e6orben a%nsrlannisn @lei6bsit 5uiz
ihen BEN freieu uub oiftieuen nniers
rift.1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

Wie oisle Sprahen auF ben g6ilips
pinsn esiprodsn msrs
IA. ben. paDon bttommt
Ea,ssuei.st man siHen gegriff.
Ser menu man uernimmi.
fafb. Kirdbe CAB W DIT dttas oss
iumjtrtrt. 81. Tominicus in
Wlanila @sitisn 9ez
osb0r. neroen in
5boniih, 1eutfh. Gusliid. 5ran5o~
rid. Sidlimif9. Qoriugitfih. Chine
fih. 9apansfih uno in Der sinbsinis
i6su Sprcht; 1asaliid. Dir ga
i5ol'sitsi Der 9iyAs finosi bort cine
trsffiihs 5%Guera.ion.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

if, II Hah sinsr 3situusanoti3 psasu
Sraatbeii in iein 9atsrbaus 3urifets
tsAri. Ct leiosi an 9ungsntu6euus
loie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16
Vie @hriHI.h -ioriaIln 9lrbeiteror-

! iocidlen Mrbelteror
eaHifationeu Der
Sdpei3. bic in BRET
3weiae Ii9 tbeilen:
g(rbeiter uno Arbei
~terinenperelne Il, Sc
lpertihdften, nebmen
BON Sabr ST Sabr an
Wenfutuur an Dem
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

pc 0isIs sgIa4.n aaf ~ qhIfp.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-16

Die
,latieuaiitdtcn
fitTi
tI. GSneeiwin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
COMPROMISE EXPECTED
IN GONZALEZ CONTEST
Attorneys Believe Rico Heirs
Will Accept Widows Offer

The negotiations for a compromise
Of the Gonzalez will contest reached
stage yesterday at which it was
possible for the attorneys to announce
that in all probability a settlement
would be arrived at. When the case
was called in the morning Charles $.
Wheeler, attorney for Mrs. Edie ".
Gonzalez the contestant asked Judge
Graham to order a continuance to
Monday next and this was done. The
LAWYERS were in conference during the
afternoon discussing the terms OF the
compromise
The AZ Rico heirs are to receive
81 600 each under the settlement. "a
offered by Mrs. Gonzalez TWenty-seven
OF them agreed to accept this offer and
abandon the remainder OF the estate.
estimated to be worth from S250.000
and $500. 900. to Mrs. Gonzalez and her
Stepdaughter. Miss Anita Gonzalez
Fifteen OF them. however, living in
Los Angeles. telegraphed Wednesday
night rejecting the offer. II they con-
tinue obdurate there will be no COM
promise and the contest VIII be tried
A condition Of the settlement. as
suggested by Mrs. Gonzalez. is that the
Jury return verdict breaking the
will. This the jury would do on the
evidence ALREADY before it II no further
action were taken on behalf or th0
Rfcos II the settlement goes through.
Mrs Gonzalez and Miss Gonzalez will
divide between them approximately
100000
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
SUIT FILED TO PREVENT
CITY HALL DEMOLITION
Daniel O'Connell Starts New
Action to Save Ruins

Attorney Daniel O'Connen filed suit
yesterday in another attempt to pre-
vent the demolition of the ruins OF
the city hall.
OConne1ls action is directed against
the auditor, John A. Roster. and the
two contractors for the destruction of
the haII-the William B. Abbott con-
struction company and the City con-
struction company.
He alleges that the contracts entered
into by the board of public works
with those companies are void because
they provide for the payment of money
from the city treasury for the destrEc-
tion. of valuable city property andl the
forcing of the people of San Francisco
into voting for a s10.000.000 bond issue
to replace the property without giving
them an opportunity of being heard
and because the $4,000 voted for the
work was taken from a fund for the
construction and repair Of public
buildings, and can not, as 'O'ConnelI
contends, be devoted to the cOntraf.ic-
tory purpose of the destruction of pub
lie buildings.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
oAK1aNn REAL EsrATE
FnRCEn no SELF.


FORCED TO SELL.
S2,SoO-A brand bungalow good sized
lot N Santa Fe trsct; 1000 cash, in very
easy monthly payments. viii buy tnis
little home; very large. artistic and com
piete and more spacious than the ordinary
room cottage. (14)
OWNER NEEDS MONEY.
S5,OoU-So is sacrificing his little home 5Sth
ST. near Grove ST. ear line and only
blocks to the Key Route station. This
cottage contains large sunny rooms and
Is on a lot 32:G by 100: terms $500
down. balance either on mortgage or easy
monthly payments t13)
PIEDMONp RESIDENCE SACRIFICE.
s''oUo-A fine. modern 2 story home In Oak
lands most select residential section. con-
tanning ) large. sunny rooms situated On
me ferraced lot and commanding an
tnobstrGcted view or the bay and noun
talns beautiful surroundings. For ful
particulars don't fail to tSB
~ FER CENT ON THE INVESTMENT
$4,UOO-Palr Of flats near Telegraph ay. and
hey Route station en- large lot. having a
western exposure: each fat contains 5
isrge rooms and brings in income OF
20 per cent net II you are looking for
hrsr class investment be sure TO in
Vestigate this at once. as 1t viii not last
FINE CORNER FLATS.
$o'VVVNFair OF and room fats fine
northeast corner lot. 57x63. These fats
are wei finished, having hardwood floors.
peamed ceiling and paneled walls; ar
tistic electrical fixtures: garage in rear
IN regsrd to terms see
HOLCOMB REALTY co, INC.
INVESTORS OF CAPITAI.)
3O6 San Pablo av.. Oakland. Cal
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RIrNGAIow roR - S3isVB ~ nmnrn .r -

BUNGALOW FOR SALE BY OWNER AT COST
Corner Hudson ST and Boyd av Designed BY
prominent architect; the most artistic and con-
venient room home in CIaremont fstrict:
swell home in a swell neighbOrhood f36 min
utes from San Francisco. IS minutes from
Oakland, 10 minutes from Berkeley; near Key
Route and College ay cars; large rooms pan
eled walls, beam ceilings. double glass doors
from hall to living and dining rooms. cabinet
Kitchen, large cooling closet, bath fitted with
highest grade fixtures, chimneys with brick
and tile mantels, windows in closets. cement
trays in laundry See MR.. GORDON, owner
on premises, 10o3ia Broadway room l. Oak
land; phone Oakland $3.50; reasonable terms.
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PIEDNoNT pRoprprv

Desirable lot, 39xl10~feet. near Oakland av
carline and short distance from piedmont Sta
iion; near corner of Howard av. and Mace ST. /;
Tor sale at sacrifice; similar sized lots In same
this lot for 81 25O on terms as follows: $3.50
cash and balance in monthly payments OF S2J
intending interest. Owner. box "A, Call Office
San Francisco.
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10 % NET-BUY IN OAKLAND-15 % NET
New sunny apartment hats, right In town. with
al latest modern equipments: built by days
work; fully occupied and leased long before com
choice property pays 15 per cent net and Is 10
Gated near the new 81 900 coz bankers hotel and
In the center Of Oakland's marvellous growth and
improvements in less than 3 years the lot will
be worth the present cost OF Improvements and
lot; will sell for cash terms. For further par
uculars see R. ]. PAVERT. owner. practical ex-
perienced builder and architectural designer; Of
tce, rooms 21 and %. 10151a Broadway; hours,
. to 3 D. NJ
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK FOR NoNPAY
MENT ASSESSMENT

OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY COMPANY
Location of principal place of business No. 80
Eleventh street, in the city and county OF San
Francisco and state of California.
Notice is hereby given that there is deln
quest upon the following described capital stock
of the Ocean Shore Railway Company on account
of assessment heretofore. to wilt. on the 14th day
of January, A. d. 1909, levied thereupon, the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective share holders as follows. viz:
Nn Of nf An1n
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WILL sUBsIDIzE RAILROADS -winniper
Feb. 2J.-During the meeting OF the Alberta
legislature Just concluded assistance to rail
roads in Alberta to the extent Of <27. 500 600 in
bond guarantees was given.
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WILL ERECT WIRELESS TowER-vsipa-
raiso Feb. 25.-The government has decided 70
construct on the Strait Of Magellan a high tower
for wireless communication with Valparaiso
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The special agricultural and horti-
cultural train of the Southern Pacific
will start out again on its journey
fnzs next month. II will leave here
March 8, and next day will leave Los
Angeles for Imperial county. The en-
tire southern part OF the state viii be
visited by the scientists of the state
university. 1t Is understood that I. A
Graham, who represents the Southern
Pacific in the south, win accompany the
special.