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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05
is. MarQ.
0oroen runot.

Oct oltriglfe WurincnniniIteri-
INN forbercOer Spgningen al tre
&onpifibe mco ct Replacement paa
10000 Cons.
5 9ermannstn0t IronaIplpo=
nicn er Der itObruOt eli Deftig IN
lsepioeni. 500 @crioner CT al
lcre0e unqrcbnC.
EriniesIe @ntricia al Gonnatg6t,
Song G0mnros 9tiecc, er blcpen for
lopet meO @rcpen al Surin, &ongen
nf SStnlicns Setter.
Den ipOmon0sillriife 9ane. -
Ser pil blipe opta0et ct al 0en
opanlfe 9iegering gornnteret 5 pGt.s
&oan pnn , WdQ. &ln0 Sterlinq
til 0en ip0monOsiuriifc @one. 9oa=
nets &urs bliper 971a.
Situotionen Heriiell. Gen
cngelife og ben rusliife GeIanot bar
tilItilet Ben periiifc lt0enrigsntini-
tier en 6GQesnote, bpori lt0tules,
at Sprettelien al StatsrouDet fife
rpfpl0er set al Sbohen gipne 9efte
EN- ct Tnrloment, oq at finn ct iaa=
nalt fan gengipe 9onoet oets 9fo.
Sperip6mmelier 6ronf. S 9eparte
nlentet 6ermllt bar Spcrippmmel-
ier flere Steoer ofbrliot. .SSRrnba=
.neIfuiiffeIr ug unrenet ltor Sfa0e.
9nnoepeien meGem 8e5iers oq 9(g-
De ltaar belpis UNDER Gono. S 9g=
0e bar man moottet ronlme fere
cffentlige 8pgninger.
Gts ErGiiOent Galtro. - Berlin
zen 4. San. - Senar GaItrp re-
t1rnereOe til Or. SSsraels Sanatori-
Inn. Gen for6enpprenoe GreIioent
al Gene5uela fiber al en- In1ertefnlo
9fpreipgOon. Ena cen Sang er Ga
ltro bleben iun ouarlig, at en- Opera
tion pil blipe n6open0ig.
llrpen Snoien. - Sra &alfltt=
tc telegroferes; Get er peO llnOer=
ieQelie fonitnteret. at Sanmen=
lprrgelien / 8cnqolan er ulporlige=
K en0 fprit nntnQet. Snnlmen=
ipGrqelicn bor pRret goot organi=
leret % omfntteOe Gil 9lfOeling for
Eropnganon, eli 6inonsofoeling ell
NfilitGrnf0eling % en- Gfterretnings=
ofDcling.
e frnnIfe &alg. @oris oen A.
San. SEQ &olget 0ng al Senato=
rcr er Oen fronifc 6egering blepen
itprfet, bpilfet betp0er en- 5SortiGttel=
ic al Glemenceons Fplitif.
0opeotrpffet al @olget bar EN-
9cmGrfning al @remiernliniiter
Glemenceon, bpori BON uOtalte, at
ban bop0e fGnpct fpr Sren1ifri6t
% l10piflinq of Hegeringen, iom
Gopoe pGret / 6ore pe6 flerifol 9fe=
oftion % inore llroligbe0er.
gn6pioere poo1to0 hon, at Set fle=
rifole @orti oltib por Ell Sin6ring,
ca Set pi(6e life itoa tiGboge for en-
McpoIutipn eQer @orqerfriq, nanr
Eliot set flnoe opnoo BETS 6orrnaol.
Get flerifule Gorti Iiqteoe finn efter
Ofnnorfi pd Hapce66nn1e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05
SorOlf9lutt
/ SStallen.
Song emmanuel ug bans SrOnuing
bar piit uGrSig SeltagclIc.
9lmcrifa uiicr iturartct
Sffcruilligbeb

sQ}esiiua Sen / SSanuur. - H5n~
Den Ire Sage, nlur alt 9no6 ON at
frelie flere loureOe er foripun6en, pil
4rlgaifibt bonlbQroere O}csIina for
ncrucr at 6egrape De ob0e unoer
HlIinc;np og paa 0enne Ntdu0e bin=
orc cn GpiOimi. 9enne glfgsrelie
fon General Mu36c til en- 8or0
pau &rigsIfibct u&egina S5elena"
9}e0 Oenne forfGrOelige men lunO-
ganelige @anOling iii bette natur-
ifSnne Steo, Scenen for mcnneife=
lig Girfe, iom bar gnpnet Ntesiina,
for 'ite0le bape opbort at efsiiGere
9fom Ben I San. - Gen o9loi-
&c ll0itrGfning al ltlpften gpr Ell
ipltematiif ltnOerI6gelie al 9fltiner-
ne ltlnlllig, men Eerionpr h.meG b.
frieOc Den uOilogne Gag oA trons=
pnrteres burtigt til Siplpeifibene,
iac mart oeres Saur er 6leuen Tor
plncet.
NlinDre Sprorpltelier nprfeoes
Dag S15oroifplusbeltet % oi5lc boil
Ser 6rpgten pehlige hlanot ben for-
iGroeoe @efolfninq. st tenlmelig
itrrft 5te0 me- -loes 81. 3 Gags
2ForQeu oq e. auoet sc, Q GlO,H
z-s.-s<--.--er1 i+v-trr -el pur rtgteI megGt.
De iiOIte ltnOeriogelier paa 6egge
Si0er al StrGOet fonItoterer, at
neget oper Salp0elen al &plt6pernes
% 9onosbnernes 9efolfning er
rrpbt. |rof. S5icco onilaorOfrenc59ln=
tol ltlDffen til oper 100000. Suit
nreOe nf Stroffefnnger er nnOcr
.Itprf 9epogtning
st 9ipgte l60 pnn, at Oe 9ipuriife
Ger bar forlpunOen n1e0 lnmt Oeres
$4,000 Sn06pggere; men ct 9ele=
gram Oerfrn meO0eler, at 9erne
i'm bar fist forbol0spis liOt Sfn0e
al 2SorOIfGlpet.
Song @ictor emmanuel og Gron=
ming @elena bar pGret paa lllpffes=
i1eoet og inipirere0e De Splf, lont
ror engageret mc0 9ebningsurbej=
oct, ioa De if Ell lt6rrc 2pIt til at
clbej0c ueD at le NRnjeltGterncs
egen llforfpr0etbeO. @au ct SteO,
Dpor &ongen par PED at IGtte N}o0
/ Ell Staffel, Der pnr begrapet M
Der 31ltinerne, u0br00 Ben li0enOC
,.6erre, Jcg fan Dette nt0 ll0friel=
i, men for @u05 Sfplo gip mig
noqct at ipiieI" st unoet SteO Ion
&ongeu Ell 6lof 6otOgrnfer, lpm
pur pcO at tuge Einoer al ben I'll
iIrreoe Heggio, &onqen On0le0e Dem
itprft og ing0e, at BET par 6c0rc,
&c prgpeDe puo at biGlpe Oe Itot=
fels Wennelfcr rlm1t onfring Dem
9ronning @elenn og @ertrgir-
DcH al 2loitu bur pun0et 5olfets
-licrtc peO oeres 8epiier pno Gelta-
1.ic. 9ronningcn lou ile1 fife III
til at Dgre raft % par ul0eles u0n-
let uf 9lnitrengelie % 6OrfGrOcliC
oper oc IfrGffelige Scener, BUN ioa
0nlrc &onqen og Ironningen bal
ill tJen forlaot De Ggne, boor SSorO+
ifplpet raieoe, fpr at rejie biem til
9ionI.
3Sor0Ifplpet lfnl bnpc fora1Oret
Seillp6et Wesiina=Srp0et. Wtnr
forrlner 1lDilfuurlig til at tPnfc pnc
ben Spaa0om, iom finoes Ell GAM
mel iicilianIf 9egenHe, iont baltolel
en- W}esiinu-Strpoets 2belGggelie
: 9eaen0en lnoer ben Sraflet ipdr'
poo ct spprgsmool; Sen Gag ui
fonme, Oa Spfnrerne pau oere5 %e
qennem StrpOet pil uO6rpOe: SEE
loa cnquug Sicilien"." 1"
On Nror:sTor 2ntone @l foruo
ioot. at nj, >oror9Itclir oil iinO'
5tco meo fortere cNer lpaG"r9 DEF
I,,,,,.,,r, m hnn nnbpfnlcr 0erfp1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05
Saoer 5ohns Seeropelie.
}rpnIto0t, HuslunO. sen 3. Son

aronitoot, 93uslono, Sen 3. San.
2iqet al Ben befenOte rusIiIfc %rpIt
15uOer 1Sobn al aron7toot, fortes
gelmem @aOcrnc, lonr par fplot
meO Iergen0e Wtun0 og apinOer til
ct. 9lnOreoS-aoteOralem. Geo Spr-
Reconsideration og genncm Set Gi0s-
rlln, bpilfen sen ofopoe loa pon
@urooe, forefolOt Ser morge 6pIte-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05
nge Sygningsloue i S5orOifalo-


Gatan5aro, BEN /. San. Otter oct
fprlte E5orbif9lp ber blep Er9fef-
ten al Heggio panpittig, forOi bans
9ultru og Sprn laa begrapet unOer
&uinerne al bans @olig. 20 broue
MpnD opnaaeOe enOelig at faa Dem
uG al Huinerne; men to Al Sprnene
rp0c / 6uOerenS 9lrnle.
Sra 9om nelDes, at Sen Del al
&pen Heggio, iom grGnieOc moo
Spen, blep repet pGf, Sc offentlige
@pgninger blep lagt &liner og
belle Sen lopere Del al 9fcggio bleo
rrcrioommct al 6loO6pGgen 9pcn
ipnfer ito0igt % pii maoIfe blipe
fulOitpnoig ill1gt al @opet.
gSaibington, 3. g., / San. -
9!merifu far 6ouOe officielt og pri-
bat ipnret pna Spraubene fra Be
o0elogte @gne / Stolien pao en-
WoaOe, ion1 er tppiif for bort 2ono.
Sra bber eneIte Stat og npItert
ira bper @p er Ser inolpbet Mfeloing
en-, at life olene Gelgerefbeos=Sr
ganiiationerne bar tilpeiebragt itore
Summer, men at ogIao Sperne Of
fcielt bar uo1teot Sproob ON 9i0raq
til at ofbiplpe 9fooen 6lon6t Sc
ulpffelige Mennelfer, iom niiteoe
alt ben Ifp6nelpangre Mnnooq Nfor-
gen.
Staternes 0npern6rer og 8pernes
SprgmeItre bar uoiteot 8roflama-
tioner, % Solicit bar life pentet
meo at ipare. Siotil bar @upernp=
rerne SGinois, @tisiiSiippi, 9tem
Dorf. @irginia, 9fem @onlniairc
S6Ip, ge1nesiee, Oregon, gfep Ser
lep, California, lltab, Sfloboma og
Colorado uOlteOt Gproob ON 8i-
Drag.
Gesuoen er oet ofgiort, at TO
&rigsifibe al Oen Itore omerifanife
Slngsifibsflanoe pch lin 9lnfomlt
til Sue5 -&analcn hor faaet SrDrc
til 9iebliffelig at 0ampe til SStnlien
og bringe 2nOninger al &jGlpenli0-
lel 9un0 til 0c ifu0elinte. 6ele
6laaOen pil mnnife fad Sr0re til
at fplge icnere. 0pis bette ifulOe lfe
pil ocnne pGlOige Stprfe al oiici=
plincrcOc W}Gn0 pGre / StnnO til
at noe ct ppr0ifltlOt glrbejOe, pnn
iuntnle Si0 lpm Den itore 9lrnnOns
Eropiu1tfpripning pil blipc ltillet til
Get itulicnife 9}gDe &ors's HuaOig=
beD.
&c 6oreneOe Stdters $5jertelag
gup Jig / @oor felgenOe inluffe
llollug, "a Eropiontlfibet Settle" /,
irm ifulOe Dnpe bragt @elligoogsop=
nlntring til geiGtningerne pao
SlngitibsfluoOen blep ien0t al Steo
til Otesiinu meo ell og ell balp Wtil=
lion Slaa0e-&ationer, Selte, &lG0er
% 0icOicin
Get par vGeltic~s GbeL 6arrp
lfc 9. e. 0usic, lom fonl / Sonfer
on at forpanole Sfibet til ct 9felief=
itib, og bon foreIogOe eiebliffelig
Sngen for 6luaOeOepartenentet. Get
burtiqgauenOe Sfib blcp ltrafs la
Itet pco 9ropflpn 6laa0cUGrft me0
oQe nulige 9fpopen0ig6eOsortiflcr,
% meO ISllctrGr illrrct til Nfulterne
OanlpeOe Oet uo al Stem Oorf 5npn.
6lnn0e0eportemeltct Gor ingcn
loOlig 9cnpn0igelie til BET tugnc
! SfriOt, men man ltoler paa, at &on=
cresien pil gipe lit fll0e @ifnlO til
oct ifete.
vGeltic~s 2uIt cr $t50,OOO ppro.
Sfibet meObringer @toO nof for
10000 MenneIfer / en- Moaneo
for 32,OO &lGDer; Selte for 1000
WienneIfer og en- itor 6oripning al
$oipitolslOltpr.
&c @lpoer, Stibet meObringer
! 6eItour al 1900 alGoninger, $500
Spt llnocrflroer, 25,0O0 &or
! Strgmpcr % $500 95or Sfo. 9llt
0ettc blep brugt ON @oro / 2gbet
Al 10 elmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05
ulgtteSDenOelitr
/ 1903.
9larct bar life pGret @iDne til :
npgcn itprrc Srig.
StOrt Snb al McnneifeliD Og
GjenDpm.

GjcmOpm.
Oct liOlte Ipunone 9lor bar, li0t
iom 1907 pGret @iOne til Ippre
lllpffer, Der bar meOfprt itore 3at
al 6auOe 0fenneifelip og GienOoni
tSor SSnolonocts @eDfomlnenl (
! roar bette 9lnrs Neforo Boa iffq
op til 6iors. Ge ippreIte lllp.
Ter bar:
Seater6rano / 8opertolpn Gent.
t3. San. 172 onlfommen, - Sfole
Gus6ranO / GoaingbooO, Ohio !
Narts 17S onfonlEen, - @rubc
efsploiiOn / 6apono, @po., 29
,Qtarts, 10 omfonnlel Gpflo
/ SouiIinnu "a 9lpril, 10S ornfoln
ncn, - Chiffon 93isIiSiippi ianl
me Sag, 229 omfon!men, - Storn;
/ Nflnbomo 90. Srini, 100 on1fom
men; - S6iponOe Georgia, Sout
% gfprtb Carolina, %. 9lug., t0i'
rmfontmen, - Sfopbrano Wtidb
gan 16. Oft, so onlfontnlen,
@rltbeefsploiion @enniDloonio 2 J
gtop., 1913 omfonnnen.
De lD9relte lllDffer ll0lul "
bar: SranO Cantor, aina, y y
San, 300 omfonlmel 5oroitri !.
5hifat.a sac.,i,a . 2e. .sst15., II 1T -
on1fommen, - Spiparoe Sup :
&roDinceh &ina, 13. 9lpril, 1000
pmfom1nen, - @fsploiion paa ben
Iapanife &rpbler Sutiuibum 30.
Slpril, $40 on1fon1nen, Spipon=
De | @anfom, &ina, IS. Mui, 10,=
600 onlfommen, - Spfon ianlme
Steo, %. Moi 1000 omfonllnen.
- @rubebron0 / &emonp, &inn,
-. MOL 1000 omtomn1en, - Sp=
ion GeIt 9lltitralien 4. SUM, 270
pnfonuncn, Sornu0o pau @or=
tllqols &pIt 20. <ni, 400 onlfont=
men - @rrbcefsploiion guiop-
ia, 9fuslonO, ?. &uli, $50 on1fonl=
men, - Sgipun0c 2iGeaIien Is.
(Suli, 2OO0 onlfonImcn, - Spfon
/ 9tGrbc0en al 5nngfong &ina,
30 &uli, 1000 onlfommen, -
@pjpmi0e @poernboo, Snbien 80.
Sept, 5000 omfonnclt, - Serge
ulpffe peo Snprno ionlrle Gag,
40 onfonnncn, - Spfon pna 81
lippincrnc t2. Oft, 500 omfonl=
men, - Gnfon peO Gbung G6pm,
&inu, II. Oft, 5000 omfonlnlen,
- SrltbeefsploIipn, 6on1n1, SpIf=
lunO, 10. 9tpp., 339 pnfplnlnen, -
Nmpercn SnrOinin brHnOt pes
Zen Mnltu 25. 9top., 1913 onlfont=
men, - ben li0Ite ltpre ltlDffe, Sen
itprlte, Siltoricn fenber, SorOIfGlpct
paa Sicilien % Spbitnlien %.
Gee, ca. 100000 omfpnlrnen.
Spens Dire: Gallet pno Menne=
lfcliD, lom / 1908 gift ta6t pe0 ltlpf=
fer poo @apet, bar 2273 MOB 1885
/ 1907; pon (Snoleerne t99 moo
344 | 1907. Sc It9rite 19orlis bar:
Inmplfibet WiatIu Marll / Oct fl
| nciiife &op Oen %. Wiarts, 243 on-
tpn1nen, - Ganllfi6et @ptaelf peo
nen lpellife &p1t Sen 10. 9lpril, 20
omfpnlnen - Ianplfi6et 8pffe=
logct GbriitiuniafjorO ben "a. SIT
H. 20 omfommen, - Namplfi6et
Oing Sing u0en for &ind Ben 81.
lSuli, 300 omfonlmen, - Galnplfi-
bet 6olgefonOen 9toro for 6ouge-
limo Oen %. 9lug, 40 omfommen,
Sorfen Star Of Bengal, 9lloifo,
Sen D. Sept, ttO ontfontnen -
inpnnlf Gompifib uoen for &inu
ben 30 9}op., 700 omfommen, -
ldponlf 9Silferbaao uoen for Sopnn
Sen 3. Sec, 800 onlfonmen.
gpiocniife 5pgOommc bar pGIcmt-
Iig pGret aolcro. Sen bar roIct
&nslanO, 4itoiien og poo 5ilippi-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-05

r0aniferen" ltogaar TO @on.
ge ugentIig og foiter $3.50 per
4argoug.
Evening star., 1909-04-15
TAFT DINNER PROGRAM.
But One Speech and the Presidents
Response to Be Heard.

At a meeting of the committee on
the dinner to the President, held in the
Board of Trade rooms this morning 1T
was reported that responses are al
ready being received to the invitations
sent out Tuesday night. About 1900
letters were sent to the members Of
the Chamber of Commerce and the
Board of Trade asking them to SUBJ
scribe not less than $40, and to send u
check to C. j. Bell. treasurer, not later
than April 10. The dinner will be st
the New Willard Hotel on the evening
of May s.
A subcommittee was appointed to ar
range the menu at this mornings meet
ing The members are George H. Har-
ries. chairman: Thomas c. Noyes, Clar-
ence +. Norment, John b. Larner, w. T.
GaIliher. Benjamin S. Graves. A. l.. Sin
clair. 1t was also decided that Justice
Wendell p. Stafford would be asked 20
speak on behalf of the District of Co.
lumbia and that there would be but
one other speech. that of the President
1t was unanimously decided that John
Joy Edison, chairman of tile committee.
should be the presiding officer at tn.
dinner.
Evening star., 1909-04-15
ADuLTERANTs OF CANDY.
DR.. Wiley Tells of Good Effect Of Re.
cent Court Decision.

In a lecture last night before a large
audience at the Western Presbyterian
Church Dr. H. W. Wiley. chief of the
bureau of chemistry. Department of Agri-
culture. described the sweeping character
OF n recent judicial decision in connection
with the pure food and drug act. The de-
cision in question which affects the man
ufacturers of candy. was handed down by
the court of appeals of the supreme court
of New Jersey.
II is literal Interpretation of the spe-
cial clause in the pure food law regarding
the use of adulterants. particularly metal
lie substances, in candy. The irony OF
the situation is in the fact that the clause
was written into the law by the candy
manufa cturers themselves.
Under it, acc ording to the Interpretation
of the court. DR.. Wiley said. nitrate of
silver. tin and lead and a number of other
things that are commonly used for color
ing and decoration would be prohibited.
This is going further than even the bu-
reau of chemistry expected. But DIR.
Wi,ey holds that the anti-metallic pro-
vision is good thing. as ii will strength
en- the hands of the department In dealing
with authorizations. He said that he had
come across chocolate drops in the course
of his investigations that had not an atom
of chocolate in them. being merely drop
of glucose paste covered with a thin layer
Of oxide of IRON
Evening star., 1909-04-15

William Wallace Burlew, a pension at
torney, fifty-six years of age, and a
lifelong resident of the District, was
found dead in his apartment at 800 Mis-
souri, avenue yesterday afternoon. Coro-
ner hewitt after viewing the remains
issued a certificate of death from natural
causes.
Mr.. Burlew was prominent member of
Advance and Purity Tents, Independent
Order of Recha bites, and was much in
terested in temperance work. His genial
disposition and kindness Of heart endear-
ed him to his many friends in this city,
to whom the news of his sudden death
was a distinct shock. He attended the
session of Advance Tent last Monday
night with his intimate friend, John c.
Moore. of the office of the auditor for
the Navy Department, and it was re-
marked by Mr.. Moore that he appeared
to be the picture of good health" 1t
is believed the immediate cause of his
death was acute indigestion. He was
not seen alive again after returning to
his room from the Rechabte meeting.
Mr.. Burlews father was for many
years prior to his death a prominent
Washington contractor and the leader
of the choir of the Metropolitan NJ f.
Church.
William w. Burlew was born in this
city, October ), 1852. His wife and a
brother Joseph NJ. Burlew, survive him.
Funeral services will be held in the
chapel of Mitchelrs undertaking establish
ment, 49, 11th street southeast at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning, under the
direction of the Rechabite order. The
interment will be private in Gienwood
cemetery.
Evening star., 1909-04-15
TECH BOYS WIN STAR CUP
HIGHEST SCORE IN sCHCoLBOY
RIFLE TOURNAMENT.
A. J. Hutterly Scores 80 Out of a
Possible 100 in the Winches-
ter Trophy Match.

The large silver cup offered by The
Evening Star for the local high school
championship match In the schooboy
rifle shooting tournament was won last
night by the Mckinley Manual Training
School, with a score of 544. Each men,
ber of the team will also receive medal.
The cup is to be retained for one year,
when it will again be put In competition.
The match was started at 8 o'clock,
with teams entered from the Mckinley.
Business Central and Western high
schools The individual members of each
team were picked from the entire rifle
men of their schools. From the start of
the match until it closed after 10 o'clock,
intense excitement prevailed. The Busi-
ness High School team. which won the
event last season with A score of 80 out
of possible 400. was looked upon a
sure winner as these boys shot last in
1908 and created quite a surprise when
they easily won the match Last night
however they We're pitted against teams
which had improved their Workmanship
considerably.
The match was for teams of six. and
the highest possible score was 600. The
Western High School team led off with
a score for the standing and prone posi-
tiOns of $50. Mckinley shot second and
finished with a score of IA. Business
took the third round and scored JoS
points. Central was the last to fire and
ended with a score of J26.
The Individual Honors.
E. G.. Graham of the Mckinley School
won the individual honors with score
OF 80. He was closely followed by r. C.
Evening star., 1909-04-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
GARFIELD-Richard NJ. Parker ct al. t.
Thomas Proctor. lot 70: $40.

GARFIELD-Richard NJ. Parker ct al. to
Thomas Proctor. lot 70: $40.
d STREET NORTHEAST between Sd and
4th streets-Oscar A. Estep ct ux. to
Edward W. Raab. lot 90. square lSO;
$40 Edward W. Raab to Oscar a.
Estep and Maggie E. Estep. lot ss
square $50: So
ISHERWOOD-Applet Cady ct ux. to
Elmer A. Brown. lots 1U7, l0S. 100. III.
112. block 2S: $40.
LOUISIANA AVENUE NORTHWEST
between Az and 18th streets-Robert A.
Bates to John Fl. Nolan, part original
lot Is, square 400: SO.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-William o. Hazard to John
H. Nolan. lots u. % and part lot %
block +: $40.
and 21st streets-George r. Linkins
trustee, TO Theodore n. Gill. jr.. part
original lot I. square 100: SO. Theo-
dore n. GIL. tr., conveys same prop
erty to David n. Rust, jr.: $40.
NO. 61O 14TH STREET NORTHEAST
Charles E. Daley ct ux. to Maurice j.
Collins lot 9S square 1O2s: so.
SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST between
o and p streets-Elizabeth 4. MCGEE
to Mary f. Gibbs. part lot B. square
446: $40.
FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
between 8 and r streets-Mary r.
Gibbs to Elizabeth 4. McGee. part
original lot s. square 23S: $40.
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween d and f streets-Patrick can
non to Edgar J. Hulse part original
lot :. square 34S: $40.
PLEASANT PLAINS-Edgar j. Hulse ct
ux. 10 Patrick Cannon. lots q and Z.
block ~: $40
Evening star., 1909-04-15
THE STAR CUP.

Rathbone of the same school, who also
attained total of %. but who was given
second place under the rules for scoring.
j. u. Keane. with a score of 81, was top
man for the Business team. r. Bourne
was high man for Western. with 50 points,
and G.. w. Hamilton took first place on
the Central team with a score of "a.
The individual scores according to
schools were as follows: Western. G. HI.
Weber. 81: w. P. Herbst. SO; r. Bourne,
50: A. F.. Garner, 30: T. NJ. Robie. -; L.
NJ Rector, 90. McKinley-T. c. Rathbone,
%: F. G Graham. %; H. W. Truesdale.
81; A. ]. Hutterly, 93; N. L. Hutterly. 81;
G. l.. Kraft, 50. Business-J. d. keane,
81; ]. J. Keane. 81; J. c. Dulin. -; X.
s. Nash. 80: P. Schmidt, 81; N. B. Brock,
Mistretta, 81; r. Hospital. 80; G.. w.
Hamilton, o. II. w. Hodgkins. -; E. B..
Macon, 80.
4. ]. Hutterly of the Mckinley Manual
Training School led all others with, a
score of 80 out of possible 100. +. II:
Mistretta Of the Central High School led
in the subtarget match with score OF "a.
War Department Medals.
In the practice record shoots. for a
bronze medal awarded by the War De-
partment. A. J. Huttefly Of the Mckinley
Manual Training made 90 points out of
Weber of Western were second, with
scores of 81. and f. G. Gerber and T. c..
Rector of Mckinley third, with totals
of 96. The scores in the prone posi-
ton were as follows: Business. G.
Dulin 30; J. J. Keane. 30 Mckinley
II. s. Dulin, 40: E. G. Graham, 30: f. H.
Gerber. As: ]. T. Hutchinson. so; a. J..
Hutterly 80: G. L. Kraft, 4S: T. c. Rath-
bone, a. Western-A. F.. Garner, ~; T..
NJ. Rector. As: w. T. Thorn, 4s: G. H.
Weber, -. Central-George Hamilton,
40; r. Hospital 40: E. B. Macon, As;
F. F. Mckinney, 40; F. II. Mistretta, 40;
r. b. Ransom, ~.
The company team match of four men
each began at three O'Clock this after
noon. The prize is a silver cup presented
by Capt Sheridan Ferree. to be shot
for annually and to become the property
of the company winning 1t three times.
not necessarily in succession. A medal
is also to be presented to each member
of the winning team.
Evening star., 1909-04-15
PROPOSALS

U CUSTOM HOUSE 1921 31sT ST. NV.
Wsshingt"n d. c.Sealed proposals will be re.
wednesday April as sos pn for furnssns nfGfn Pfm fuel
lights. ice. miscellaneous supplies wnshing towels
scal ending june s 1910 on .eh pston
of the year as may he deemed advisable. The
right I" reject any and all bids Is reserved by
NAN. Custodian. apla&i5-2t
OFFICE ~ BIh' HI H.BfAGs AND GROUNDS.
WASHINGTON; d; G.. Anril 10. isoo..sealed pro,
ending June 30 1910: Class l. ao-ists' supplies;
ete rass hardware sas. aasr 1iiS Inn m
plemenis etc: class 9. use OF teams for hauling
p". cs.s s.s. 9n PIPES and Pumses s sn
fertilizers class TO- sand AMI gravel: class II.
icc class ,ns. II line cement felt etc. class T.
proposals for each class Desired Information can
be obtained here. SPENCER COSBY. Col.
Washington. April 10. 1soa.-sealed proposals
s No is on sSoo sse
MI. Pleasant. D; G; Blank forms Of proposals.
ss and an Rnom s pse, b"an
WEsE WESEf v,,1,u p + MacfARlaSD RIaN Henry +.
y. C. spl2 6t.eSu
District Of Columbia. Washington. April ..
1909. Sealed proposals will I've received at this
orHfe until CLOCK IN. April ~. INog Tor sites
for school buildings to he located within the fol-
lowing limits: One site north Of Woodley road.
east of 3sth street, south Of 0rdway street and
west OF Connecticut avenue. One site north of
Spring road. east nf 18th street south Of Emer-
son street and west " 18th northwest. One site
west OF 9th street southeast. north of Virginia
and Potomac avenues and X street west OF 14th
street and south of {; street southeast One site
north Of Y street and Rhode Island avenue west
Of 18th street. south Of Florida avenue and l.
street and east Of 10th street northwest. Also
land adjacent to the Mckinley Manual training
School. the Seaton Phelps Petworth. Garfield
and Chevy Chase schools. A certified check for
one hundred dollars bond of approved sure
ty company In the sum of one hundred dollars or
a certificate from the collector Of taxes that the
above mentioned sum has been deposited with
him must accompany the bids for sites submit
Commissioners reserve the right to reject anv
and all bids. II. r. r. MACFARLAND. HENRY
L. WEST. WILLIAM v. JUDSON. Commissioners
OF the District Of Columbia. ap1O-6t .eSu
PROPOSALS.-T. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
culture. ONCE of the Secretary. Washington ID.
C.. April |. 19G9.-Saalcd proposals win be re-
ceived at the Office Of the Dsbursing Clerk until
J: pm Friday. May 14. 1909. for furnishing sup
fiscal year ending June 30 1870 as follows:
Stationery and office supplies. furniture instru-
ments, telephone wire and fixtures. Delivery tn
he made at the Forest Service Supply Depot at
Ogden. Utah. Full Information furnished on an.
plicatiOn to the Dishursing Clerk. Bids must be
sealed and addressed to the Secretary Of Acri-
culture. i'm accordance with instructions given on
schedules. JAMES WILSON Secretary.
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