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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AUCTIONEER.
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Improved Real Estate,
being House No. lilo
Vermont Avenue, NV.
and Brick Stable i'm rear,

BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust. duly
recorded In Liber No. DOCS. folio 439 Ell seq,
of The land records OF the District OF Columbia.
and at the request of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned surviving trustee will sell
at public auction. in front of the premises. on
TUESDAY THE TWELFTH DAY OF JULY.
AID. 1910. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and premises.
situate in the city of Washington in the Dis
'rict OF Columbia. and designated as and being
lot numbered fifteen uji in the heirs OF John
pavidson's subdivision of lots In square num-
brr-d two hundred and fourteen t21&l, per
plot recorded in Liner y. n. fol;os 81 and ~.
-"f the records of the once OF the surveyor OF
the District OF Columbia. together with the i'm
provements consisting OF four story brick
dwelling. No. 111S Vermont avenue northwest.
and twostory brick stable.
Terms of sale: One-third OF the purchase
money TO I've paid in cash and the balance In
two equal miscellaneous. payable in one and TWO
years. with interest ~ six per centum Ter an
mum payable semi annually from day Of sale.
secured by deed Of trust upon the property sold.
or all cash. at The option OF the purcha ser. A
deposit of $500 will be required % the pur-
chaser at the Time OF sale. All conveyanciug.
rPcordin: aud Bo.sria fees the of the
purclas Terms OF sale to be- compiled with
within fifteen days from day OF sale. otherwise
the trustee reserves the right TO resell the
property at tue risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser after five days advertisement Of srch
resale In newspaper published In the city
Of Washington. II. 4.
HENRY $. MATTHEW'S.
Surviving Trustee
Cd DIS eSuS iyi 13fS
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THos j. OWEN K son. AUCTIONEERs
Two Very Desirable Two-Story.
Bay-Window. Six Rooms. Gel
lar and Bath Press Brick Dwell
ingS. Nos. 6I3 and oI5 18th
St. y E,
At Auction.
Ry virtue of authority vrs;ed in we will
sell ri public auction in front of the premises
ON THU RSUAY. JULY SEVENTH. 1910. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. lots 50 and IS. in square
l051 with the Improvements. as above. These
Houses are in good condition and rented to good
tenants. Rare opportunity for home in
vestments-
Terms: Very easy and stated at time Of
SALE. A deposit Of S1oV Will be required
~ each house at time of sale. tonveyancing and
recording al purchasers cost. Sale TO be closed
in Is dsvS e. deposit forfeited
, IHOS. j. OWEN X SON Aucti6neeTS.
fvo-dSds6i
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Political Parties v
Not Sharply Divided. q

aristocracy and the democracy are to be
found both on the government and the
opposition benches at Westminster. Yet
1t is true that the liberal party, now in
power, is controlled largely by the demo-
cratic element while the conservative
party Is more responsive to aristrOcratic
impulses. Yet Mr. Asquith, as the head Of
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.

THOMAS DOWNING 4 CO.. AUCrIONEERS.
!. IMPROVED PROPERTY IN SOUTHWEST.
! As -xec,itrix and sole devisee under last will
Of James c. Dent. deceased. will sell at public
. suction. in front of the premises. on WED\ES
DAY JULY Smith. 1910. AT HAI-F-PAST
FIVE Pm. the following real estate in Wash
. square sos Improved by two frame houses and
: a large nearly brick house. with all modern
: Improvements situated z street sw. be-
/. tween lst and I'd SITS.
ND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. lot II.
: 500.
Terms announced a. sale Purchaser to de-
rosit 500 on each parcel sale. and to make
settlement within IL days. or property VIII be
resold n, his risk ami MARY +. DENT
, GEO. II BINkINS. Attorney.
:. je25-d&ds. eSu&iyi
THoS. J. OWEN L son. AUCrIONEERS.
THREE STORY AND CELLAR 10 ROOMS
>NI BATH. Ray WINDOW BRICK
DWELLING No c3o 2D- STREET NORTH
FAST
At Auction.
Ry virtue Of authority vested in 10. unde-
signed. will sell. a. pubic anrton; in iron;
~ the premises on WEDNESDAY. JULY
: SIXTH 1910. It FIVE O'CLOCK PM. lOt
n SQUARE rs fronting Is feet on the west
. eide Of I'd street by a depth Of Is feet to
. W de alIev This property i well lor-ated near
two car lines. and house In gooi condition.
Terms very reasonable and stated at TINE OF
sale 500 deposit required up"n acceptance OF
hid Conveysncipg ami recording at purchasers
food title or n" sale. Sale 4" he closed
n Is lays or depoSii forfeited. House open
for Inspection all dsy day ~ sale.
THOS. J. OWEN son. Auctioneers-
inoi-d&dS eSn&y4
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ADAM A. wEsCHLEn. ArcTIONE

ADAM A. WESCHLEE. AICrIO\EEK.
United States Marshal
Sale OF Miscellaneous
Stock. Groceries, Etc, by
Public Auction, Thurs
day.. July ?, at m O'Clock
am, within the sales
rooms of Adam A. Wescf7=
Ter, 02O Pa. Ave. NV.
ny order OF ACilCk PALMER
ty5-2t United States Marshal
Future DAYS.
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British political institutions, for the hrst
time are not altogether under the control
of the land
Landlord Glass lord GLASS; a
Not Now in Control. nosed Of a.
very few Of the people who own nearly
all of the land The rise of an industrial
democracy which is able to control, at
times, a. majority of the house of COM
mons. and, therefore, the government, in
opposition to the wishes Of the land
owning, governing class. presages an in
evitable irrepressible class conflict
The party of privilege and aristocracy,
frightened by the social democracy, leans
hard upon the past and looks to a foreign
war as a means Of restoring British pres
tige and power, and as an excuse to sac
rifice social progress upon the altar OIL
patriotism. 1t is not the first time that
tories, British and others. have sought
to drown the voices of a protesting prole-
tariat in the din of the drums of war
And this time they will have the valid
excuse that there really Is German
menace industrial. il not political
The party of privilege and aristocracy
fans the flames of German hatred and
appears to seek an excuse FOR war oy
making much Of preparations for war.
According to this party. and In the
phrase Of Kipling, the whole duty OF the
people is to pay. pay, pay" that the
British navy may multiply: and to
tramp, tramp, tramp" in obedience to
military commands, that the army may
he made adequate to defend the British
hearth, from threatened invasion. But
with this proviso-that the owners of the
land be not asked to do any Of the pay
ing, and that their sons be not asked to
do any of the tramping. To do such
things better BELTS their tenants.
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the liberal government always must con-
slider the whiggish aristocrats still left
among his followers and must not 60 too
far in the direction of utter democracy;
while Mr.. Balfour always must remember
that there are liberal unionists behind him
who are not yet thoroughgoing tories
In this respect the situation is much
the same as it is in the United States
where both republican and democratic
parties are divided into conservative and
radical groups For that reason there
Is a chance that the present negotiations
held under the presidency of King George
between Mr.. Asquith. head OF the gov
eminent and the liberal party. and Mr.
Balfour. as head of the opposition and
the conservative party. may result in a
compromise which will postpone the cul-
mination Of the crisis But as soon as
another election is held. and that canno,
be much later than next Nav. when the
new king will be crowned. all of the old
issues will come up again and the strug-
gle between privilege and aristrocracy on
the one hand and industry and democra-
cy on the other, will be resumed
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loan COMPANIES.

MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
And Others including women keeping house,
without security: easy payments: Offices in IS
principal cities save Yourself money by getting
nv terms first. ID. Fl. ToLMAN. Room 5O6
SSS 18th st. Nv se29-tf.0
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FUTU RE DAYS.
THos J. OWEN. & soN. AUCTIONEERs.
FRI SrEES' SALE or VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING; M 10 RHODE


TRt SrEES' SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRlCk DWELLING M. 10 RHODE
ISLAND AVENUE NJ
~ virtue 81 a certain deed OF trust duly re-
corded iu Ijber No. :r:6 folio 2+;4 81 seq os
the land records Of the District OF ColuIn bia
nd Tho request of the party secured thereby
the undrF> cned trustees will sell al public
suction. in front Of a." premises. gu MONDAY
JCIY FL ENENTI. AID. 1910. AT HAIFPAST
FOi'E o'tIOt h PM. the following described
fsnd aud premises. situated in the county OF
Washington District of Columbia. and designa ted
and being lot numbered ~ in block numi,e red
10 IN Moore BarboG-'s second addition % the
cry or Washing Oh. per plat recorded in
The ON Of IRE surveyor Of the District of
Columbia Ia Iiber County Is. at folio 10 to-
getLrr with the improy epient-.
'Terms'cf salr: Sold subject prior deed Of
trust for $500. due February. 1911. 10 be as
sumed by purchaser. and balance 10 he Ia In
cash 4 te,osit Of s2,0 will b. required Al tim.
Of sale. All cVnvryan cin2 re.ordng. etc. at cost
OF par bassr Terms Of sale Tea he com piled with
Thin fifteen days from day OF sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the prop
srty at rEc risk and cost OF dcfaulting pyr-
chaser. after five DAYS advertisement of such
resale in some newspaper Published in Washing
ton u. g.
HERMAN Il HOwF\STEIN
E. CATESRY ROWZEE.
1e:a dads. eSu&ty4 Trustees.
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Political chaos threatened, but the lib
eral leaders decided before all else to
insist that the house
Political Chaos of commons has
Is Threatened. lu uap's ooxa ana in a0s so,
matters of taxation and revenue. en-
tirely free from the action or will of the
house Of lords. This proposal was known
as the abolition Of the veto. The lords
passed the Lloyd-George budget land
taxes and all, in obedience to the will of
the people as expressed in the election
Then both parties squared themselves
for great constitutional battle, knowing
that parliamentary action must be fol-
lowed by another general appeal to the
country. The liberals were about to in
sist upon practical abolition of the house
of lords. so that the party in power in
the commons might be able to make it's
legislative program effective. despite the
permanent conservative majority in the
upper house. The conservatives were
about to propose a reform Of the house
of lords which would strip 1t of some
admittedly Objectionable features. but
which would leave it stronger and more
powerful than ever and just about as re-
liably conservative.
Before the first shot was fired in this
great battle the whole nation was bowed
in sorrow and grief by the death of King
Edward. That melancholy event and the
succession of King George brought about
the declaration of the truce which now
holds
1t is the purpose Of this series of ar
ticles to tell in simple fashion what the
crisis in Great Britain means. both to the
British people and to the rest OF the
world, and to give review of the events
which have led up to the present stua-
ton, situation in which Great Britain
faces the possibility of a foreign war
with powerful military state and at the
same time is concerned with social and
political revolution at home.
Tomorrow-"The British Crisis
H.. The German Menace.
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Financial Element
Is Deeply Interested

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politics, but it always is interested. In
interested in privilege on the one side
and industry on the other. but it cares
nothing whatever for either the aristoc-
racy or the democracy
Now in actual political practice it came
about that the liberals had a large ma
jority of the house OF commons In the
course Of three or four years the house
passed many progressive measures only
to see them defeated in the house of
lords. Since the time of Oliver Crom-
we'll the commons had exercised sole and
complete control over the revenues and
expenditures of the government. But
until 1907 the commons had been CON
trolled by the landlords. In 1905 when
the government introduced the annua |
budget 1t was found to contain reyo-
lutlOnary provision for tax on land
Contrary to the constitutional precedents
OF three centuries, the house of lords
refused to pass the budget Parliament
Was dissolved and the whole question
was referred to the people in the general
election of last January.
But the issue was not clear The lib
erals attempted to make their fight on
the issue of peers against people, but the
conservatives countered with the demand
for tariff reform, which in Great Britain
means protection, and with the German
war scare. while religion. the liquor aues-
ton and a great many other questions
became mixed up in the struggle. 1t was
one of the most exciting campaigns in
the history of popular elections.
When the polling was over il was
found that the government might stay
IN power as the result of coalition with
the labor party and the Irish nationalists.
the Irish possessing the power to end
the governments career at any time by
voting with their enemies, the tories and
unionists.
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Efforts to Revise wise
Political Institutions. tons

country so that the privileged aristocracy
may not have the power absolutely to
thwart the progressive will and wishes
of the nation.
The party of industry and democracy
proposes to maintain the British COM
mercial supremacy, despite the rivalry of
all competitors. by so improving the con-
dition of the British workman tnat
British wares actually will show that SUI
periority of workmanship which has
been the boast Of the nation since the
dawn of the age OF mechanical fabrica-
ton.
So it Is that the party of privilege and
aristocracy looks forward to war
abroad as the salvation Of the empire
from foreign foes and as the conserver Of
it's own power at home. while the party
of industry and democracy looks forward
to a practical revolution at home. so that
there need be no fear. either of armed
invader or of privileged plutocracy.
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But the organized political parties Of
Great Britain are not SO sharply and
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or course, the most powerful factor in
the efforts to bring about a compromise
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The party of industry and democracy,
appalled, by the poverty of the people,
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LOAN COMPANIES

MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE AND
others on fndorsed notes: easy terms: conn
Dental. Room Central bldg 9th and Pa.
ave. NV. GEO. T: BOWMAN. tYN-3Ote.4
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SaGrlide
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Ole gftieninbaber Der 6orncl

Die Authenticated Der Sormcrs
& Rer6ants 9anf bielten seitern
lire SabresperiammIllng ob ittto er-
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
Sciratbs. aieenien.

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Charlotte Sreuno, ct. 2Onis 81
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