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FOR RENT-H0USES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES,

FOR sALE-IT Is ALMOST IMPos-
sible to buy homes like this downtown.
especially at any reasonable ngure.
Contains II rooms. and Is very finely
built. Lot 21x15O to 20-foot paved al
ley: fine large two-story brick stable.
Rooms are very large. Rent. SIS
month. Adjoins government property
Price 5000.
BOSS 4 PHELPS unc.,. s1o 18th NV.
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE-HEREs AN UNUSUAL.
offer. A 1O-room bay-window press
brick house. in the central northwest
between two car lines. south Of .'S''
ST. for 5000. Terms. 500 cash. the
balance $3.50 per month. including
principal and every cent Of interest.
Why rent when you can buy on these
BOSS & PHELPS unc9. s1o 14th NV.
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR sALE-HOw WOULD YOU
like to buy a beautiful new home on
LIST ST., in Bloomingdale, for $4.75o?
Worth 5000. We have never had a
better house for sale in this section
for less than IS, 500
BOSS & PHELPS Unc.). 30 l4th NV.
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR sALE-HERE's ANOTHER
one near North Capitol and Quincy
SITS. Six rooms and bath, hot-water
heat. nearly new. for the low price
OF $500. Worth 81, 500. This Is a
real bargain.
BOSS 4 PHELPS dnc.,, go 14th NV.
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
COMPLETE LIST OF HOMES FOR
SALE IN CLEVELAND PARK. We
make a speciality Of selling and rent
ing here. List your name with Us
If you wish a house in the spring.
We have a bargain ut $500.
BOSS & PHELPS Qnc.), 30 l4th NV.
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE : HERE'S A 1917 IN
vestment. Comparatively new, and To-
Gated In the central northwest. Con-
: tains IL rooms: modern plumbing and
Price. 5000: worth Sc. 600. "
BOSS & PHELPS Qnc.), 910 18th NV.
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR sALE-OND OF THE pref
test and best built homes in this
section on 18th street near 1T"
large rooms. lot 10 by about 100 to an
AIlQy. f1rSt.cIaR condition Fine
BOSS & Phelps anc.i, 90 18th NV.
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE-A WE'LL BUILT SIN
room brick house .on 9th st. bet. M
$500. Homes Of this character in
this section are seldom for sale at
BOSS 4 PHELPS qnc.). e1o ,4th NV.
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE = NEW HOME ON
Biltmore ST.. over 20 feet wide. Con-
water heat, electric light and gas:
four rooms on first floor; large park
ing. Price. 5000.
BOSS & PHELPS Qnc.), 80 18th NV
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE-oNE OF THE HAND
soonest new homes on the Heights;
wide lot; seven large rooms; tiled
hath: hot-water heat: oak floors;
flooded with sunshine all day. Price,
$500. Would submit less
BOSS 4 PHELPS unc.), $40 14th NV.
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE-HERE'S A TEN-ROOM
house. near Dupont Circle, with SIDE
LIGHT. that the present owner paid
$500, all cash for. q few years ago.
that can now be bought for 5000.
This Is a real bargain.
BOSS 4 PHELPS Unc.), 80 14th NV.
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BUK SALET-
AN HONESTLY BUILT AND UNUSUALLY
WELL FINISHED NEW HOUSE IN COIM.
RIA HEIGHTS; SIX rooms. RECEPTION
trimmed in HARDWOOD: heated by a first
class HOT-WATER plant: decorated Ito the
queens taste; best quality Of fixtures; floors
polished like mirrors: GAS and ELECTRIC
lights large lot. fascinating home. 81, 800
y. L. SALISBURY,
1921 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-230 I'D ST. NE. 10 ROOMS.
fine condition; convenient to everything $s3 90
24o % st: ne. II. splendid condition; 5000
rooming boarding house. 35Co
4o4 East Capitol St. 10 rooms and bath. $500
with hot-air heat; ........: ..-...... - GO
400 East Cap. St. Groom apt. .......... 5000
325 Md ave- ne rooms ........... 1880
2io 5th st. ne, S rms. cellar. furnace. 80 90
13oS-Large new store. hot water. cleo
f5f sslsnh. sHIELDs 1885 n i. ave. NV Wv
FOR RENT-6os ST. Ne; GROOM BRICK !;
mod imps.; good repair: at SIS. Key next
d isss 3s,. F, '" ruckE 10 : s ST. ne
IN COOP. CONVENIENT LOCATION
THREE story on M e MahhRx p Ra5H
FURNACE HEAT. RENT. ss5.so.
14os nth STREET NORTHWEST;
8 ROOMS AND MODERN BATH.
STEAM HEAT. RENT. $3.50
400 II Il STREET i Has'' NV.
FOR KENT-A HANDSOME sIx-RooM BRICK
dwelling: bathroom. cellar. large yard: near
street cars; only So. 80 per mo: in central NV.
fe2-6t r. A. PHILLIPS. 1910 H st. NV.
FOR REM CNFURNIsHED.
NV ier f''o anu is 1917 ii. III 1ir b.: %
1 11s2 1.r Oh 100 GO 1871 NV. 1or 40 90
A few desirable furnished houses asa;
Store 1907 4 s f 1M COURT. ~ per No.
few very desirable apartments now vacant u
st0neeish Court at 5Fc% 80 to sis' per month
14th and Euclid SITS.
Desirable OUTSIDE s1Eca SrG %ox apaT RRoWx
ja25-tf 1888 st. NV.
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IN HIGH NORTHWEST LOCATIOS-A
NEW CORNER HOME: strictly modern ar
rangement; substantially built and prettlly
finished; 20 feet wide; SIX large outside
rooms; excellent heating plant; concrete eel
lar: colonial porch. decided bargain. A
little cash and small monthly payments. "a $50
n L. SALISBURY,
1921 18th st, NV.
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FOR RENT-D.D. THOM
Store, 18th & II ne. $500
72S + ne. Or, b. 1880
zoos 7th ne, 6r. b.N.50
1910 + ne, Or. b. 20.5O
1907 Union sw, Or, b16.J0
61S l. Sc. 6r.
Is Grant pl, dat. 100
Alb l ne. 6r. .i4.O0
ia2C-d eSu
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~bnesaDeake&OhioPa

CEnesaDeake& Ohio Railway
200 PM Dsily.-For virg MA. West vir tnia
sps kep,afE PSSt; lIs1 SIC
cAGO SPECIAL. Sold train TO st Louis
with Pullman sleeper to Chicago Stops only
at Important stations. Puiiman's nnest rquie
n:1o Pm Daily.,,F. F; v. LIMITED for Gin.
northwest: Pullman sleepers.
G { O. Ia Ca carte n,i Dn ~. Car Service ~.
vsnis Avenue 1889 , street and new uniea 81.
tion. Telephone Main 1886 and 22oe for tickets
baggage checks. reservations and taxicsbs.
Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
LEAVE poX NEW q Union Mo IS, STATION.
xr% ssb s4SErS SE% NV SSRk
B.:: ~: - F%$:. F::s: 81:
ss 'na hs@'n All ff Painsn. sa,.
800 Pm: Coaches to New York A'''''
II ss s7 sd Ss'' ZOO 3d. HiT 1S,.
EVERY IL Hod hst 81 ThE HOUR
:. sfs s.yt f$ g $50.
400 o' +4.4 AS 800 1903. $50 tsoo. $50.
700. $780, 1900. 1000. '1O.35 'll.S0. 'le.lS
WESTWARD
CHICAGO sl.27 1876 p.u.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS anu LOUISVILLE,
s0.1O M, s4.O5 pm, $3.50 night
PITTSB tRG. '9.10 an. 'l>7. .910 pm.
S S6 + I;Isf ;; 80 Il , pm =
WINCHESTER. ts,10 am. t4.05 $500 pm.
FREDERICK. 1870. 1910. 1913 an. $3.50.
HAGERST6WN 50 10 a M. $500 pm.
ANNAPOLIS. 1885, 1900 am. f12.03 noon.
"a. % $50. $500 and 1900 pm.
eDaiy. Except Sunday. SSunday only.
TELEPHONES at all Of the following ticket
Offices: 1417 st. NV. Main 1891: $40 Penn
sylvania ave-. Main 27s New Union Station
Ticket Office. Main 1880: Information Bureau.
Main 1880
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-PRICE. So 600: RENTING FOR
$3.50 a month: brick dwelling on 10th st.
NV. offered low to settle estate.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR RENT. l.. kOLB. S33 NEW YORK AVE.
2l5 North Capitol. rooms and bath. $45. 90
oil Sd st.. 10 rooms and bath. ......... Al. Is
l640 st. NV, 10 rooms and bath -. 35 80
123 10th at. Ne. rooms and bath :. :. 81. 30
1924 Sd st. NV. rooms and bath. $50
S28 Goth st. NV, Or. b.; newly papered Is. 50
1925 Morse st. ne. rooms and bath. &c. 80
1893 G st. ne, rooms and bath. ...... 1880
falls tn. I'll. tt
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FUH SALE-
A MODERN Two-sToRY RESIDENCE OF
EXCELLENT VALUE-built with scrupulous
care by one Of our leading builders: situated
on fine street, with the most select sur
roundines close to two good car lines; SEVEN
ROOMS and TILED BATH: HOT-WATER
HEAT; large front and rear yards: suitable
n. l.. SALISBURY
1922 18th Ut. NV
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FOR SALE
NEAR 9Th AND SITS. NE.
Two six room brick houses. under rental
$3.50 each. bargain for $4,000. Always
rented
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
fe2-2t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

'of II s Il I GOOD THING TO KNOW THAT
THE HOUSE rot Buy is GOOD ALL
THRoUGH-THoROUGH GoOD-EvES TO
THE SMALLEST DETAILS There Is salts
NOW and that 1t will not depreciate In
naLIE: 1t is the poorest kind Of BUSINESS
POLICY to buy property that has seen better
days and il going down hill-selling for less
each time II changes hands. Lost VALUE.
stored. Our SPECIALITY is selling Salts
FACTORY NOTES.-THE VERY BEST that are
built.
" L. SANsBURY.
1921 18th ct. NV.
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The Algers 10 Nd av ne, g. A Or b. $50 $32 so $35
Glendower, 81 9Th me- 4.5r, b. .&27 SGT so $50
Cadz, 1918 sc. 4,5r.b. $50. $2l so So so
ja2!.- 81 tn. that
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FOR SALE-"A SNAP
NO BETTER INVESTMENT.
Price. So. $50: renting for $3.50: a good.
solid. bay window brick house and brick sta
BILE a lettered street between l4th and 18th.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
fe2-2t
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1888 18TH NV: SIX
ami: repapered. paint
and &. ranges. shades.
nice neighborhood open
r.. fel-3ts
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FOR RENT
1851 r l av, Or, b. $50. so
1907 f Cap, 1r. b.32.50
6l2 Pa av sc. 7r. b. .2S.5o
400 / ne, 1r, b. .,2.50
6S o NV. Or. b. .21.J0
l03 KY av Sc. Or. b. %. so
COS D Sc, Or, w.s.g15.50
1905 G Sc, 6r,w.s.g.14.S
GEO. HE.
Phone NJ. 1903.
To- -G0f
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ia ~ WV
FOR RENT
NV. 2031 /. l2r. b. A5. 90
NV. 4O6 o. Or. b. Is. 20
NV. 1921 E. Or, b. 20. 50
NNv.S17 22d, sr. 1850
NV. 1912 9th. Or. 1850
NV, 20l0 e, Or. .l6.40
NV, D27 e. Or. 1910
NW.l426 NJ av,5.l5.4 40
NW.5I7 s, 5r. 1880
NE,714 L, 6r. b. .2.O
OFFICES-Nl
Central building, omces |
Call at Office for info
properties. stable. etc.
For further information
ja22-tf j. W. Pill
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FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES; SALE Elk.
All parts Maryland and Virginia.
Send stamp for "Landseekers' / ist and Guide. I"
BOOTH FARM AGENCY, 1872 10th st. NV.
faO-9ts
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MILLS. sos 9Th NV.
81 o ne, ir. b. ..D.5 30
1911 Sth nw. Or. b. %. so
203 G NV, Or, b. $3.50
POI Morgan NV, Or, BIO. 80
302Ia Bryant. so
S24 ! ne, Or, b. 80. 80
fe1-ff
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WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED-FARM. WITH GOOD HOUSE. On
or near Vienna or Great Falls electric lines, 10
exchange for unimproved lot near Lincoln Park
$4,000 feet clear Of incumbrance. L. E. +.
PRINCE, 721 Bond bldg. fe3-3t
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NE.11O6 9Th, Or, b.16.4O
SW, 9l8 Va nv. 8r. h25. DO
SW, 939 c, Sr, b.. -. 90
SW.07 Linworth pl.
Sr. b. 20. so
SW. 625 c. Or. 1910
SW, 307 NJ, 4r. 1880
Sc. l1O0 9th. 13r. b. 80. 70
APARTMENTS.
The Vincetta. hr. h"1. so
The Vincetta. 4r, pc2. 50
)RTHWEST. ..-
Gunton building. omces
rmation regarding alley
have for rent.
! apply at Office.
LING. 1916 + ut. NV.
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FOR RENT-FARM, 10 A.; BEAUTIFUL 4-RM
cottage: good barn; fine road: excellent water;
5 m. from District line; $1,000 per mo. Rm
7O2 Metropolitan Bank bldg. fe2-3t
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FOR RENT-ONLY $25;
room brick. hath: bay:
ed. etc. like new: c.
screens: finished floors
late: refs. req. OWN
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c4s3 !. or. wl3.50l 1928 Pa AZ. II. eel. as. 80
For full list Of small houses and hats apply at
ofice. ja29- sa u,th.tf
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FOR sALE-IT Is ALMOST IMPos-
sible to buy homes like this downtown.
especially at any reasonable ngure.
Contains II rooms. and Is very finely
built. Lot 21x15O to 20-foot paved al
ley: fine large two-story brick stable.
Rooms are very large. Rent. $65
month. Adjoins government property.
Price, Sc. 900.
BOSS 4 PHELPS unc.). s1O 14th NV.
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7O6 18th Sc. Or, w.s,gi5.W
42l 18th Sc. Or. w.s.gl5.W
51S 9Th re. 5r.w,s.g13.m
FLATS WITH HEAT.
Ola 23d NV. IN. 4r, b30. 90
2424 Pa av NV, Sd d.
Ar. b. .25. 90
1902 r NV, 81, 3r, BIO. 90
'DERSOS.
14lS F st. NV.
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that never never would she marry Gaspard, no matter what inducements he offered m the shape of farm outside Indian Village of forge within it. She also fell to work with needle which would have sewn harness upon gray flannel shirt one ot the patent Sisters had cut and pinned together for her.
 The Indian basket sellers from the Reservation make weekly biweeky visits to their summer clientele On the lake They know, perhaps that the American woman's instinct to spend must hrlaly be grained and they may reason that where there IS absolutely nothing to buy but Indian handiwork she will eventually buy that however little she needs it. Besides there IS changing population at the Club, half mile beyond the cottages and is always worth while to test the newcomers spending qualities. So that it was barely ten days after her first appearance at the Reyburns bungalow that 'Twanay again slipped. sott-tooted through the dcwy morning stiffness Of the fir woods toward the lake l.
 As she reached the edge of the clearing. splash sounded in the water The blue surface of the lake beyond th. diving board was split for second Then the waves came healngy together the wound and far beyond head appeared It shook the superiuors moisture from it's hair and eyes. and a body, with broad even strokes propelled itself forward in the lake, 'Twanay sat down where she was to watch the moTr- ing swim of the fair-haired youth There the pui gency of many odors in Der nostrilsbracken and pins wild rose ana strawberry; the carly was gently warm upon her body the morning light shonc upon the water and Gded one bright head before her happy eyes. She sGhed edccp in coutentneflt.
 The head Uu begin1jng to diminish m the distante when hef far65n;nf Indian sight first detected uf evenness in fke s<kroe She stood up better to mark the change HE 6Sii71b1er fdrned made few stru3; eline inelfeefnr1 uofjop< and then the morning sr { was rent ky | <zu f5r help
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08

and the Reyburns and Hitler fell upon their wild straw berries and cream with Down-East appetite.
 The pedler Of sweet grass was conscious of d curious little dullness-almost like muscular pain when she saw the tall young attending upon his women folk, bending them deferentialy, drawing back chairs for them, serving them, adm;rng them But when after low word two with his sister he came toward her, Twanay of Indian Village, bearing trav freghted with coee rolls and strawberries the dull ache left her and pleasure sharp pain pierced her heart But of all this her stolid brown young face gave sgn did her experience trans late her sensations her mind and frighten her with the knowledge that she the victim Of that primitive emotion love at first sight.
 After breakfast the barter proceeded merry on the part of the household theoretically and thriftily on Twanay's side. Not until various boxes and baskets had changed hands with various silver coins, and the girl stood up to slip her pack upon her back did she shame the teaching of the Reservation elders in regard to financial transactions with the whites. Then she pulled out of her pile brchbark photograph frame and handed 1t to Hitler.
 .'I peeye you" she remarked succinctly and deaf. apparently to his embarrassed thanks and the laughter of his companions she trrdged down the steps and faced the slope through the frs
 That night she told Sister Monica to tell her mother
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08

pathway to the north in the spring; he, powerful. and through her?
 With tempest and torture 'Twansy born anew secret why shoSld he do he said? As for moral arguments against his threatened course Twanay m spite of the whitebanded Sisters and the benevolent priest and the ugly little chapel the point above the Bay, was complete savage Why should not a man kill his enemy? And who an e1-my if not the person who stands between man and the attanments of his desires:
 Den veel keel 'eem" she told herself grimly and internationally. Hate and vengeance. she felt would make her match for Gaspard, the strong and wly. when the tiIle should come
 An, when the time should cc.ae the merry blue eyes world be shcathed beneath uplifting lids When the time should Ae lips that always smiled would be set in usniiing ixity. the voice hat all kind ness wc=ld be s;iIled. AC-;a ste was cleaving the water to reach him. him Again she felt the weight of thc stiff body d-cS rpea her arms Was il for this th@; she lad rescacd hia;l,at he should de ac:c, at some dark hour. some dark way? Die ;a, day when with the eyes of her imagination she beaclI Hitler dead
 Iater she sought Caspa-d in the woods He was cooking fish he lad caught and potatoes he had stolen in ire built on s:crcs.
 T marry yoa,. she said hreay. Gaspard's eyes widened in spite of himself
 T follow eem more," she wen: on. F marry de brown har--Li.,e Brown Brock Then she waited frightened Was her sacrifice 10 be accepted: Caspard pondercd SAc spoLe again.
 "Dey geeve money, she said briefly.
 You want 'eern raore:' Csspard concluded his reflections
 Civilization its highest could have excelIed the air with which Twanay put the imputation from her with which she made the appear the better the lower motive the only c:e.
 E geeve money for farm." she repeated stolidy. T want-a farrl-al'-" repuls;on achieved the effect Of coquetry, aa-2n' you"
 AM right Gaspard spoke tr.eay and offered her food We go tell Father Desmond. An you marry me now-nex' Sunday Then l know you are nc; cheating I wait till they go.' his ned meant the Reyburn place and his eyes full o cunning you maybe not marry. We marry now. nc. S-llday'
 'Twanay acquesced
 She and Gaspard sat dccorously t,ro-.i he nuptial Mass the Sunday morning. the recipients ot many bright, dark smiles, of gggling attentions. Twanay did not hear the or the sermon, though these
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08

Her English spoken with bas:ard French twang, the reminder that Acadia not far distant and that 1t had been Frenchinen who, generations before, and begun The still uncompeted work of civilzing her people. A'
 To her suggestion of beauty in the box Hitler shook his head with smile.
 Too bright. too gsy,' he told her.
 sUm-inr reflected Twanay. You no lak 'eem? You lak dark ugly ting? You ak 'eemi" she touched the sleeve of his gray flannel shirt contrasting with her own soied calico of crimson. lowered in white It was obvious which she preferred
 Hitler assured her that to bright colors would entities of his Carnegie hero medal and she greeted the .unnteligible communication with lusterless stare which made him throw back his head with laugh. You see," he began, pedagogicaly, "yhere come from there is manly the way, what do they call you ke interrupted his lesson ask. s.'.rwanay's she told him. He finally able to iuterpret the dssyabe as corruption of Antonete. Sic went <on to explain that this was the name by which she had been baptized in the little church the Reservation but that the she liked better f,tturaI rcduplcaon of and vowels which ae translated. into LitfIe- Red West
 -Little-R Red Feather inshe- West" he repeated, p,ctc appreciatouof the sunset picture in the depths of the pleasant cycs he bent upon her. Then click of slipper heels stafched rustic blur of talk and luahfef sounded down the stairs and Alice Reybum with her r,otIier and sister n~lzw Janet issued with s,6j<y apoIoe5, upon the pizzza. s;. !. |
 -Baskefsf r fhey cried in eestatic unispu Lovely '! pursued Alice alone ~But can you wait until we've hrtakfasted? We're horribly lete and I'm ravenous. Dwysr. poor brOlhe how long have you been vat ing:'
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08

appropriate to the joyful sacrament just admin
 istered Instead, she remembering old sermon of Father Desmonds an old text which she had even no,n she heard at the time he delivered i;- "The blood of the is the seed of inc Church.
 the sentence reverberated meannglessly in her She kept her grave eyes lowered that she might no, meet the congratuatory messages of the eyes of the white visitors in the gallery Gaspard had insisted upoa inviting them upon having the deed the farm at
 "The blood of the martyrs" whispered 'Twanay to herself. Father Desmond exatng the home, the unit of the State the of society," the very keystone in the arch of civilization. the Home-Man and Wife and Children. and God smiling among them
 Civilization. The words rang dizzily. She dug her nails into her palms. Firmly she held her eyes down asaiut the fusill.de of br1ht glancex The blood of (1o A1c15zg-I upe1R vzt dat meza., anid Tuansx,
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08

HE came so softly out of the frs that Dwyer S Hitler, his gaze upon the lake, did not hear ~ her until she mounted the steps. He turned
 quickly and found her slipping her bur den from her straight slim back. She stared at him out of gray-blue eyes which told the story that half the young Indian Village repeated-the unssnctoned admxture of blood which all the pious teaching of the good Sisters who guided the Reserva ton day by day and all the Sunday severity of Father Desmond could prevent. Except for her eyes however 'Twanay all lndian-brown, lthe taciturn, tireless
 Hitler greeted her cheerfully; she replied with rnonosylabc perversion of good morning In answer his that the ladies were not yet down. she wasted no words but seated herself the top step prepared to wait indefinitely her stretched pro tectively her wares
 Hitler sauntered to the basket and began idly to examine the knick-knacks. fwanay watched him stolidly and answered his questions with guttura curtness for few minutes. Then the charm of his frank laughing friendness, which being created in the form of woman had ever long wthstood touched that part of her which Indian. She broke into what was for sTwanay, d flow of conversation.
 You lak' eem?" she demanded holding up box of green and magenta bristing marveously with po;-:s Fem pretty
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08

HE came so softly out of the frs that Dwyer
 Hitler, his gaze upon the lake, did not hear
 her until she mounted the steps He turned
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-12-09

Feed them well. keep them warm
and let them go the first chance
you have.
Green food must not be forgotten.
Some feed green rye when II can
be had. others give sprouted oats,
others beets and turnips and cab
bage. and others add cut clover
hay to the mash. All of the
greens mentioned are good.
Salt is as essention for poultry
as for human beings or animals, But
II is not wise to feed II by itself.
The better way is TO season the
food whenever that can be done.
The warm mash in the winter gives
an excellent opportunity to supply
! IL.
A little more corn may be added
to the evening grain ration, as the
hens will need more heating food
On the farm of the writer the
winter grain ration Consists OF tNu
parts whole corn, one part oats
and one part wheat. During the
summer only one part corn is Civ
en- TO two parts oats and one part
wheat
! II porcelain eggs are used fol
nest eggs In cold weather> covel
them with light flannel or SOM
other material, TO avoid torture e
the hens. An artificial egg is al
/ ways Of the same temperature a
, the atmosphere, while the tempera
ture OF hens body is about 10
degrees, It may readily be see
, that in freezing weather these ice
: cold egs win cause the hens to ge
I chilled From December FarI
Journal.