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Arizona republican., 1909-02-04

FOR SALE-240 acres, finest soil, suitable for any kind of crop. Has been in crop; now entitled to flood water. Price s7O.O0 per acre.
 E. E. PAscOE, 11o N. Center Street.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
SaQluht
(Gpilepsy)

9ieie &rantbeit ipiro 6allIu6t 9e=
naunt. Do cine nit ibr bebaftete 9erIOu
auf ben Grobooen fdlt. @egen oteie
Srantbeit baben mir cine MeoiSin,
rpelde idon ieit Is Sabrel in itetigem
@ebrau6 1T uno wunoerbrin9enoe 8e=
iultate ersielt, inoem 2eute, bic NIT Der
6alliu6t (@pilepIp) bebaitet IinO, pie=
oerber9elteQt Weroen. SOlltet Sbr nun
NIT Der ,Salliu6t bebaftet iein, ODER
iollten li6 2lnSei6en fir Oieielbe be-
mertbar MAIDEN, 10 tOmmt auf idnell=
item 98e9e Su uns; tpenn SSbr aber gu
melt bon @ureta eutfernt no9nt, uno
ni6t ielbit tOmmen tOnnt, 10 i6reibt all
uns, uno mir iditen Sud Die MeOisin
iofort gu. Der preis oerlelben 1T $3.50.
eureka Hpetbeke
gureta 9. 9at.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
@enn sic eiu bartarbeitenOer

SSNHh NV wv DNttutVtttSuuSA
Wtann OOer cine iol6e Srau Iino, uno
bic 99irtlln9en beitdnOiger 9lrbeit li6
81 5ei8cn Beginner, oonn weroen Iie
iinOen, Oob cine 9ele9entli6e 9oIjs bon
6Orni's 2upentrduter Ii6 al5 cine 9rOBe
0ilie CUR 9lufrehterbaltn9 oeS SD=
items uno CUR StGrtun9 Der 2ebeusOr=
game erweiien miro.
lleber Elm Sabrbunoert lang i'm @e=
braud. Gr lit 6ur6 bic Belt 9epruit
uno erprobt. gti6t in 2(potbeten gum
&ertauf, miro Nber Dem @ublitum BIZ
rett 9elieTert Our6 Spe3ial=N9enten,
on9eiteut pOn ben Gigentiimern, Gr.
Peter 6obrnep & Sons So, ll2-ll8
60. Sopne Npe., Chicago, Su..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
8erbanblungen Der
Gountpbeb0rb
2eola, g. g, 5. Cttober 1909
10 llbr uormittags.

Die @eriammIun9 Der 6ountpbe:
b5roe bon McYberion 6ountp, Suo=
Satota luurOe pom 0orIiBenOen Der
SebOroe, Sobn s. 0epperle erofinet.
9lnweieno maren; SObn Yieb, @a=
lentIne Ntettler, Satob Steiner lmO glu=
0ttOr 6laDtOn.
Die PrototoIIe Der leBten rs9elre6ten
iopie Der in Der 3wiibenSeit eingei6O=
bSnen @erIammlun9 puroen oerleielr
uno an9enommen.
9luf 9lntra9 Oerta9te Ii6 Die 9ebOrOe
bis INN l llbr na6mitta9s ielbi9en
5a9es.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14

leneelo ............... .......... $50
Sobn S. Sepperle, einen Sag
CUR llntersei6mng bon
8arrants ...................... 400
@ierteliabressgeribt oes Superin=
tenOenten oes Soipitals fir SrrIinnige,
all ben 6ountp=gluoitpr bon WcYber=
ion GOuntp, SiiOs9atota: Siermit
bdnoige i6 Sbneu einen 8eri6t fir Die
&ednun9 BON McQberiOu GOuntp,
NIT Dem Soipital fir Srrlinni9s, fir
o0s nit Dem 80. September 1909 en=
Oenoe Sierteliabr.
Name b. 9atienten Summe
glIhOft, Noolsb................. 48.00
SbOmpion, G6as. @........ 48.00
gNenb, 8eorg ..................... 4S.OO
uno Die Summe OOn tollettierten Steu=
ern fir ben Srriinni9en=6ono, fir oas
NIT Dem 80. September 1909 enoenoe
&iertelabr belief lib auf $46.69.
2luf 2lntra9 i6liebt bic 8eb0rbe Die
@eriammlung.
s Obn S. Sepperle, 9OriiBenOer
SSames & laDtou,
GOuntu=9luOitor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14

.B Q9enn Sbr Sure Same &abm
gum 8. 6. Sci neben Der Gureta 9Olt
Cifice brin9t, 10 t0nnt Sbr Ii9er iein,
OaB Sbr gut bebonOelt psrOet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14

nu6 Der @erta9un9.
2(nmeienO waren bic WitgliehPr
| 3o6n s. 0epperle, 0orlbenOer; @ulen=
tine Ntettler, SatOb Steiner, SObn Pieb,
Iomie Qluoitrr GloDton.
6Ol9enoe 3e6nun9en wuroen be-
tutlli0t
Yertin3 Nro3., Bidder unO
Ioniti0e 2ieferun9en ......." s 1878
IQtotQ NODeltO &c., WtetaQe 800
2lmeriton Yubliibin0 GOm=
panO, Gieierun9en ... ..... 8.35
educators S6OOl SupplD
GO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ll.S3
9tcw8 Yrintin9 &c., &ii6er
lmo S6reibmoteri0lieu.... 81. 7}
Ybllipp &eter, S6mieoeQr=
beltell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l.O
Nortb Star yumber 6O.,
Number ........................ $50
@eorQ I0is, We9eorbeit..... $50
G0riltion Iieoe, We0eQrbeit 500
YD0nir Yllmber &c., Number 9.75
6louO Gblttif, Qlrbettet ."... 7.4O
Sotob S6lb0lller, Geamten=
oebiibren ........................ $50
|
0Osmer gumber &c., Qum=
| Der Observation-Disclosures. l0.oL
@eo. 6idman, YOit= uno Gr=
preB9ebitbren. .............." S.Y
! lllrt6 3eue, 8erl6tsoebii6ren 2O.4O
8oeben Shoe &c., @runo=
eioentumSantQuf .......,...." 5000
| q. s. McWtiliu, @olfs=
prQmie ...... .......... ....... 200
Sobu 3imlim, g8Olispramie 200
G. u. Sonss, g8Olisprdmie 200
G}eo. S)ifmQn, Q@olf5prdmle 200
0enrp MQrtel, NermeVm9s=
orbeiten (SurDeping) ...... II. 10
6reO 2lm0n ien., 9lntOuf Of
fcntli6er StrOBe ............ 64.SO
2tmericou 8oot &c., Sert=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1926
O}inn q 6o., SertbU6er~... 1925
50. Yub. 6O., 3ertbil6er... $50
+. 3. QomrU, 9rutarbeiten 72.75
Is. u. g0arner, 9rudarbeiten 1900
Wit6eQ Qumber &c., 2umber l7.55
Central Gumber &c., gau=
lteine ....................,........ $50
SoIepb @aub, Gebiibren als
We9einlpettor ...... .......... l4.l5
Der piertelid6rli6e Sert6t oes GOun=
tD=S6abmeiiters fir oas nit oem 80.
September 1909 enoenoe &tertellabr,
pel6er tolleftierte Steuern (5ares) IN
S0be BON $3890.39 oufpeiit, lpuroe
perleien uno cuf 9lntrd9 fir gut uno
rt6ti9 anertannt.
Ser piertelidbrli6e &eport oes llr=
tunoeni6reibers (&e9tfer Of 9eeos),
fir oas nit Dem 80. September 1909
enoenoe Gierteliabr, tpel6er tollettierte
@ebiibren in 00be bon $579.40 aufs
tpeilt, wuroe perleien uno auf &ntra9
fir gut uno ri6tig anertannt.
Der piertelidbrli6e 8eport oes 6rie=
bensri6ters 8. 9. Strait, fir oas nit
Dem 80. September 1909 enoenoe 8ier=
teliabr, pel9er ein9ejogene 8eloitrafen
in 60be bon $1,000 aufpies, muroe
Oerleien unO auf Gntrag fir gut uno
ri6ti9 onerfannt.
9luf 9lntra9 wuroe Der GOuntD
S6aBmeiiter beauftraQt oas Steuer=
@ertaufs=3ertiftat 9e9en oas st Ng
uno 81 S@, Set. 2, Emp. 127-73,
fir oas Sabr 1892 gu itreider, oa oas=
ielbe fir Oieies Sabr irrtiimli6eriueiie
erboben wuroe.
9luf 2(ntrag purOe Der GOuntp S6aB=
meiiter beauitra9t, $4.30 als cole
3ablung als periOnli6e eisentums=
lteuern oes u. u. Sbap, Spp. 1873
&c fir Oas Sabr 1887 gu acceptieren.
Sas Sittseiud (PetitiOu) oes Gbas.
Mir, in psl6em er um cine Seridti-
euns ieinsr periOnli6en eisentums=
lteuern fir Oas Sabr 1909 eriudt,
puroe sslsisn uno elmer Yriifuns un-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14

W % oet SegprOe er10len, 01B ote tbin
eIn9elhdBten Steuern fir oQs in Sraoe
ltebenoe Gi9entum ni6t gu bod waren.
Nuf antra9 Oertu9t lib bic Se66roe
big I'm 50 llbr nadm. ielbioen Sases.
5. Sttober 1909
- 50 llbr nadmitta9s -
Die SebOrOe ueriammelte i9 wieoer
na6 Der gertu9un9. r.,
9lnweIenO waren bic Mitolieoer:
Sobn s. Sepperle, Noriibenoer; Sobn
pleB, Satob &eiuer, &alentiue Mettler
lnO NuOttOr GlaDtou.
Der 6OuntD S6obmeiiter muroe be-
auftra9t, 1921 in boiler 3ablung
tllr perIOnlt6e Gt9entumsteuer oes
6rant Mints fir oas Sabr 1894 IN
g8tllOw Snip. gu acceptieren.
Der 6OuntD S6abmeiter muroe be-
auftra9t, $1l.83 in pOller 3oblun9
fllr SObn 0ifman's peri0nlihe Steuern
| fir Die Sabre 1891 lmb 1898, uuo
$1,000 III poller 30blun9 Der peri0u=
lt6en Steuern Oe5 Is. Is. 6ifman fir
bic Sabre 1888 uno 1903 on3unebmen.
6Ol9enOe He6nungen wuroen be-
milli0t:
SatOb @rOB, 9Olt uno Gr=
pres Observation-Disclosures. s 1850
Samcs Glnpton, BOlt II. Gr=
QteB ........... .................. J.SU
@eo &oisler, Grpreb= w1o
6rahtbef0roeruu9 ............ LIS
Sobnitone e Sons, @iefe=
rllllQeU .........................'. Z.UO
|. :. :. Cpp, Yolt unO Or
pre6 ............................ 1871
2luf GrIuten oe8 6ert6tsIhreibers
murnen Die folgenOen NngeTiibrten Per=
Ionen aus ben peri6ieocneu Counties
oui Die 3urplilte 9eieBt; &jnccnt Ntul5
li9an, j. &. SteOenIOn, Soc 9Seber,
G. u. WtOOre, ". 8. NtOOre, Grneit
WtOblrjnQ, ". 8. gSOoO0bl, 3. &.
g8ltt, Nt. &. Mornit, Socob &uber,
8. Is. Gorl89aarO, s. Wt. 9efer, i.
s. 9efer, s.. u. 6berrD6Olme, Q8m.
GOnrao, Sames 0eptt, =. u. Sones,
Q8m. Suitine, Srant 6rOwe, y. G.
Barter, QDm. Is. S6u6arot, Sobn
Gloilon, M. Is. NtcWanu8, s. g8.
McManus, 9. 9. 9lnoerion, 8. gB.
8urnbam, Q8. W. S'grDan, @. 8.
2emarO, 9ete Mc8inn, SreO Stute,
81. q. Mennin9tOn, SObn gbresmaun,
@Ottfrieo Wobr, SObu 8aub, 2uomig
MuiId, SOiepb auppermou, @bus g8Or-
fins, Gbriit @, @rOB, Sobu S6ab,
Sacob Opp, eugene Sobnion.
Sic fOlgenoen 9leiden &erteilun9en
wlrOen fir Die Or9aniIierten 8tltrttte
por0enommen: Qincpln Gipil, 3 9ta=
men; Q8illom GiUil, 3 Namen; StaOt
Gureta, 5 9tamen; Staot @eolu, 10
9tQmcn.
2luf 2lntra0 Derta9t iib Die 8e96roe
bic gum 6. SttOber 1909, s llbr OOr=
mttta9s.
6. Sttober 1909
- 8 llbr Dormltt1gS -
Die 0e60roe periammelte Ii6 mieoer
na6 Der 0erta9ung.
Qlnweleno naren bic Ottt9lieoer:
Sobn S. Sepperle, 8OriiBenoer; 9alen=
tine Mettler, Satob &einer, SObn YieB
uno 9luoitOr Glaptou.
9luf 9lntra9 ntmmt Die SebOroe bic
Seii6ti9ung Der 2anoitraBe uno Der
Bride an Der Soipnibiplinie Spiiden
ben g8illop= uno Garl 3otpnibips Dor,
uno tebrte nod Seii6ti9uns oerielben
um II llbr pieoer- 3uriid.
9luf 9lntrag erfol9te cine lleberiidt
Der &oao Gbeds 2iite, pel6e ergab,
baB lie pom @ountp=9uoitOr re6tmdBig
9efiibrt puroe.
9ln9ebote CUR 2ieferuns bon 20 5on=
men Sarttoblen fir oas GOurtbaus wur=
ben iebt ourdseieben, unO Oa Die pas
ctfic GlepatOr So. ii6 anbOt, bic Sob
len am billiglten 81 lieferu, ndmli6
1915 per 3onne, lieferbar gu ir9enO
pit1er ermiinihteu 2pit I'm hpn &nhlpu=
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-10-14
5. Cttober 1909
| ll6r lta6mittaQs .

9ie Yeb0roe Oeriummelte li6 wieoer
na6 Der @erta9un9.
2lnweieno waren bic Mitgliener;
3obn s. Sepperle, @orIbenOer; @olen=
time lRettlsr, Sotob Steiner, Sobn Yieb,
Iopie QluOitrr GloDton.
6ol9enoe &ednrn9en Uuroen be-
ptlIi0t:
Yertiu3 Nro8., Bidder unO
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
SPECIAL DRAWING CONTEST

Boys girls of high school those who have already
won first Herald Junior contests invited to compete
for special page drawing Tor the Christmas number
Design wor be strictly original and entirely the
work of the whose is signed to it. Any subject
appropriate Christmas will be accepted but something Illus
trating some Christmas sentiment will be preferred
be O. inches wide and not more than inches
Deep this office not later than Saturday
December IL.
prize beautiful book, From Cairo to the Cataract
will be given for the best drawing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28

An old woman lived in shoe,
with children, at least, twenty-five;
They cried out In dread.
Don't send us to bed
Until we've had our bread and slew"
EVELYN WELDON.
652 s workman street. age II; At Grif-
fin avenue school,
An old woman lived II a shoe,
With children, at least, twenty-five;
They cried out in dread
Don't send us to bed
Won't you tell some stories instead 2"
CARROLL scHYE.
Grade 2. watts school; age s,
An old woman lived in shoe.
with children, at least, twenty-five;
1hey cried out in dread.
Don't send to bed
For we would like to go to the show"
ALBERTA PEAsGooD.
Grade as, Mckinley school, Santa Monica.
An old woman lived in shoe,
with children. at least, twenty-two;
They cried out In dread,
Don't send us to bed
But make us a pot OF stew"
BESSIE BOWER.
Grade I. Watts school; age u.
An old woman lived in shoe.
With children, at least, twenty-two;
They cried out in dread.
Don't send us to bed
The old lady didn't know what to do.
AUDREY MEYER
Grade 6; camarlllo.
An old woman lived in a shoe,
With children, at least, twenty-five;
They cried out in dread.
Don't send us TO bed
But she told them shed'd have 20.
FRANK TOM HOWELL.
536 San Julian street; Boyd street school.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
Herald Juniors Demonstrate Skiuin Rlly1g Contest
LIMERICK CONTEST

Two prizes will be given in this contest each week.
First prize-Choe of school Pennant valued at 81 cents IRON
TuftsLyon Arms company or best baseball INIT valued at "
cents.
Second prize-Fne pearl penEnie with two blades, suitable
for either boy girl. :,
Papers in be signed with and address
and of school and grade
All contributions for this contest must be addressed Aunt
Laurie Herald Junior, The Herald, Los Angeles
Contrary Mary her garden did SOW;
She planted seeds neatly, row upon row.
Then she took silver bells
And big cookie shells
Complete limerick filling in the last line with some phrase
whose last word rfyme with lines and send to hs
office not later than for publication December Il
lack Horner from his Christmas pie
To eat the pums out first would try
Then his lips he did smack
Till resoundng whack
Complete this limerick filling in the last line with some phrase
which RHYMES with the first two lines. ~
The completed limerick must be received at TINS once o
later than Thursday December g for publication December ~
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28


Jack and Jill went up the hill
with water their big pail to MI;
A bee that's called bumbie
Made Jack take a tumble.
And little sister Jill began TO grnliioie.
NO SIGNATURE
lack and Jill went up the hill
with water their big pail to MI;
bee that's called humble
Made poor Jack take a tumble
While Jill rolled down the mn.
NO SIGNATURE.
lack and Jill went up the hill
with water their big pail to fill;
bee that's called humble
Made Jack take tumble,
And a great big tumble, too.
ETHEL SIMON.
Jack and Jill went up the hill
with water their big pail to MI;
A bee that's called humble
Made Jack take tumble,
And iii followed with a humble.
VICTOR TORRANCE,
42s N. Pickering ave- whittier
Jack and Jill went up the hill
with water their big pail to NIL;
A bee that's called humble
Made Jack take tumble
And said II will surely that bad pee
kill" GRACE M. WALhbR.
51s Ganahl street; grade s. First street
school ;age Il.
lack and Jill went up the hill
with water their big pail to NIL
A bee that's called humble
Made Jack take tumble -
But good little Jill didn't let the
PEARL H. DUSTIN,
s1s parke street, Pasadena; nth year.
Pasadena high school,
Jack and Jill went up the hill
with water their big pail to NIL;
A bee that's called humble
Made Jack take tumble, .
And 1t scared his sister so she was @ H.
ELSIE PEET.
1t22 Diamond avenue Pasadena; grade u
age II.
lack and jill went up the hill
with water their big pail TO fill;
A bee that's called humble
Made Jack take tumble
And all their water did spill
MAUD L. WALKER
$40 Ganahl street. grade T. cornweli
street school.
lack and jill went up the hill
with water their big pail to NIL;
A bee that's called humble
Made Jack take tumble
And now little Jack is quite III.
ARTHUR MANLY HONEYWELL,
10; BIS, Fifth street school,
An old woman lived in shoe,
With children, at least. twenty-tWoi
They cried out in dread
"Don't send us to bed
Refore we have eaten our stew
JESSIE CLAUDINO.
ees w Thirty-sixth place; years ola' 6f
Jefferson street school
An old woman lived in a shoe.
with children, at least twenty-five;
They cried out in dread,
Don't send us to bed
But she did and they cried Boo moo!
sos q Eastlake avenue; age II; Al Grif-
fin avenue school.
An old woman lived in a shoe.
with children, at least, twenty-five;
They cried out in dread.
Don't send us to bed
Or we might fall on our head.
NO SIGNATURE
Some children while playing on top of hill
Their pail with wild berries did nil
But one was stung by bee called humble
And split the berries in nasty tumble.
LEILA CAMPBELL.
Lankershim; Sth grade.
An old woman lived in a shoe,
With children, at least, twenty-five;
They cried out In dread.
Don't send us to bed
For we haven't been fed"
LENA MADISON
it
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
First Prize)

\ An old woman lived in a shoe, i
= With children at least twenty-five; \
< They cried out in dread !
\ Don't send us to bed, =
i We want to stay up with you. !.
i ETHEL RHODES, =
+ Grade Al. Tropico. =
+ ! !. !. ]. i X !. j. !. 4 + 4 ! 1. !. !. = y
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
Honorable Mention)

! An old woman lived in a shoe, +
:. With children at least twenty-five; !
!. They cried out in dread =
J. Don't send us to bed, =
! So what could the old woman do? +
! MIRIAM SPENCER, 4
!. 929 West Twenty-third street, =
! Norwood street school, grade A6. +
!. Age II. y
+ = + + !. ;. ;. :. ~ i \ ;. ! + i \
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
Second Prize

y An old woman lived in a shoe, !
y With children at least twenty-five; =
X They cried out in dread =
= Don't put us to bed,
j. But give us Some hot oyster stew. 4
). ELLA WALDMAN. y
;. Grant school, third grade. Eight =
!. wears old. Riverside.
). ). ;. ). = 4 l. 4 !. !. i !. 4 ! i = = ! =
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28

An old woman lived in 4 shoe
with children. at least, twenty-t"o'
They cried out in dread.
"Don't send us TO bed
Well cry our eyes out II you s,Dr> np,
EVADNE PELkEN.
1901 E. Thirty-third street; Al vernon
avenue school,
An old woman lived in in i..dm.s. snGe two.
With children. at least, twenty-five
They cried out in dread
Don't send to bed
For we want to Cook" they sa,d;
2325 W Temple street; age y; 'aseo
street school
An old woman lived in .,,., shoe, two.
with children, at least twenty-five
They cried out in dread
Don't send rs to bed
but si,s FRITZ ODEMAR
,ao vv;nsoia street. age II; BIG, Sentons
street school
An old woman lived in a shoe
with children, at least tWehts-'"''
they cried out In dread.
Don't send us to bed -
IN so" HELEN GRAY MACE,
r. d. No /, box 3o5; East Long beae"
high school, Bs.
A, old woman lived in shoe
with children. at least, twenty-t"o'
Thev cried out in dread,
"Don't send US 10 bed
,aoa,se we like to stay up with YOU
because w ARTHUR MOBILES.
s24 e. twenty seventh street; age IL d.
Twenty-eighth street school
An old woman lived in a shoe
with children, at least twenty-twoi
They cried out in dread.
Don't send us to bed
we have read.
III ou' '' DONALD HUFF,
9sgA Figueroa street; AS, Thirtieth street
school
An old woman lived in shoe
with children. at least twenty-five;
They cried out in dread.
Don't send us to bed
Or we the old sole will go through,
RUTH RUTHERFORD.
$50 n Carey street. Pomona age IL TN
grade, Central school
An old woman lived in a shoe.
with children, at least twenty-t"o'
They cried out in dread
Don't send us to bed
No matter what cH0pGS else you AsHBAUGH. a9
so7 Third street; BS; street school, san
Bernardino.
An old woman lived in a shoe.
with children at least, twenty-five;
They cried out in dread.
"Don't send to bed
We'll cry our eyes out IL you 90,
EDITH McCASLIN.
Age -, BIT, Bailey street school Whittler'
An old woman lived in shoe.
with children, at least, twenty-tWo'
They cried out in dread,
Don't send to bed
Wen smother to death IL you DO.
HELEN BRYANT
AT. Watts city school: Watts
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
Honorable Mention)

NFTUHUTdUII WNIItIVIV
). An old woman lived in shoe, =
!. With children at least twenty =
= two:
i They cried out in dread,
). Don't send US to bed,
= Well make great fuss IL =
= you do.
EUGENE KLYCE.
= 51O1 Echo street. Olive street
!. school, grade B9.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28


An old woman lived in a shoe.
with children, at least, tWenty-tWoi
They cried out in dread.
Don't send to bed
FRANK SABINE
1917 s. Los Angeles street; grade ., Six
teenth street school
An old woman lived in a shoe,
with children, at least, twenty-tWo'
They q led out in dread.
Don't send to bed
For it's dreadful to sleep In shoe;
nox 22; grade l. Upland grammar school.
An old woman lived in a shoe.
with children, at least, twenty-two'
They cried out in dread.
Don't send to bed
put the old woman replied, who's who?
BESSIE LUDFoRD.
r. F. d. No. /, box 261e. Long Beach
An old woman lived in shoe.
with children. at least, twenty-t"oi
They cried out in dread
Don't send to bed
were SO hungry we don't know what TO
do" RUTH HEADLEE
Grade 7. Garapatos school, Topansa' age -
An old woman lived in shoe.
with children. at least, twenty-two'
They cried out in dread
Don't send us to bed
But such an appeal Wouiu not ,,,pr
An old woman lived in shoe,
with children, at least, twenty-five;
They cried out in dread.
Don't send to bed
So she put them all back in the shoe
ELISE SPENCER.
929 w Twenty-third street, Norwood
street school. B5; age 10;
An old woman lived in shoe,
With children, at least, twenty-twoi
They cried out in dread,
Don't send us to bed .
But give US some bread with broth, too
ANNA NJ. PELREN.
1901 E. Thirty-third street; Al. Vernon
avenue school.
An old woman lived in a shoe,
with children, at least twenty-twoi
They cried out in dread
Don't send to bed
But all she replied was "Shoo"
VIOLET GERYA1s.
Grade 7, Anahem Central grammar school
r. F. d. No. 4.
An old woman lived in a shoe,
with children. at least twenty-five;
They cried out in dread.
Don't send us to bed
We won't sleep a wink-if you do"
STELLA GUESS.
2241 Legrand street, age 10; B5, Seventh
street school
An old woman lived in shoe
with children, at least, twenty-five;
They cried out in dread.
Don't send us to bed
For we Just love to sit up with you"
EDNA SCHYE.
Grade T. watts school
An old woman lived in a shoe,
with children, at least, twenty-twoi
They cried out in dread.
Don't send to bed
But tell us a story that's true
LAURA BRYANT.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
A BOYS THANKSGIVING DINNER

An S-year-old lad was asked to write
out what he considered a good dinner
bill of fare, for Thanksgiving, and here
it is:
Furst Corse:
Mnce Pie.
Sekond Corse:
Pumpkin Pie and Terkey
Third Corse:
Lemon Pie Terltey. Cranberries.
Fourth Corse:
rustard pie ample Pie. Mince Pie.
Chocolate Cake. Ice Cream, and
Plum Pudding
Dessert.
Pie.
Exchange.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28


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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-CHO1CE APARTMENTS.
SEE US FOR LIBERAL TERMS
on ACCOUNT LATENESS OF SEASON.
THE CLIFFBOURNE,
1896 Calvert ST.. Washington Heights.
First class house: jantor: night man. elevate etc
First foor, front, rooms. ........... $31 80
Second floor fiat. rooms ........... $35. 90
THE DENVER,
1919 Chaplin St. Columbia Heights.
Southern frontage, elevator. etc.
G rooms, front. $500 to So so
THE MISSISSIPPI,
l436 " St NV.
All bright outside rooms.
rooms each. .ssl. so to $50. 90
THE SYCAMORE,
1924 S ct. NV.
New building; good location.
4 rooms each. $50. 90 to $3.50
1905 18TH ST NV.
Suitable for doctor dentist.
First floor, 3 rooms. ..............--....$S $50 Oh
1l6 ELEVENTH ST. NV.
Notwithstanding fat.
. rooms and bath. ......................$ $50. 90
1853 WILLARD ST. NV.
Splendid two-faniy fat building
Second floor. 9 rooms and attic $21 30
LIEBERMAEN HAWN, 1905 F ST.
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MOORE & HILL QNo.,.
1888 g 1T. NV.

FOR RENT
,. THE s. CARLTON, slol \ St. Beauti.
fully finished, bright. cheerful rooms
and tiled bath, $3.50.
THE wALLRAFF, 3o25 18th st. Only
one vacant apartment: four rooms and
bath; in perfect condition; rent, $3.50.
THE HARVARD. 1920 Harvard ST.; de-
lightful location. overlooking the city. :
large rooms and bath, $3.50.
THE WILTON. 1881 18th ST. conven-
lent to sar lines s.a and schools: -Four
THE Is.. GiENEyA. cor; 18th and Q SITS.
All outside rooms. Very bright: apart
$40. $40 '''ln' A"u 0a'n' % ''o anu
THE CHESHIRE. 1855 Columbia road.
and rooms and bath; large porches.
yard; southern exposure; rents, $40 and
THE NAPLES. rs 10TH ST.
Desirable apartments OF and 5 rooms
and BATH telephone; elevator: cafe in
build ling. Rents, $22.5O $50 and $35. 90.
THE MARION. 200 ST.
Convenient to business section and govt.
depts.: and ) rooms and bath, $52.5O
to $4,000.
THE CADIZ III Sc
-Four and i've rooms and bath, at prices
which cannot be beat.
MOORE & HILL unc.). 1888 G st. NV.
FOR RENT-LARGE THREE-ROOM APART
ment. furnished unfinished, with heat gas
and bath, for Night housekeeping. $500 18th St
de3l-3t
FOR RENT-BY ". c. DUVALL.. 100 nth \ "
..Susquehanna'' 1890 W st. NV. attractiv,
Or and b. apt. nd Il. front. only $3.50
Wilson l4th\ and Harvard, Col. Hgts.
desirable Or, and b. apts.. I'd and Sd hs, re
duced $3.50, and III. and b. apt. ID d., $3.50
Irving and Holmes. 3014 and 5000 Dent pl
NV; Georgetown. 5t and b. apis. s2s 90 ant
5000. de31. jas. 4-3ts