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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-08
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.


Capt. WILLIAM X. MAYOR. Ninth Infantry is
relieved from treatment at Walter Reed General
Hospital. District Of Columbia, and win return
70 proper station.
Lieut.. Col. FRANK F. EASTMAN win Proceed to
Schuyler Nebr., 10 inspect subsistence supplies.
Capt. ALFRED Z. BENNINGTON. Seventh Cav
airy. detailed member Of the examining board
appointed 70 meet AZ Fort Riley. Hans. during
the Temporary absence Of Capt. NATHAN X.
AVERILL. Seventh Cavalry
The resignation by Capt. RAYMOND II. FENNER,
Coast Artillery Corps Of his commission as
officer OF the army accepted By the President, to
take effect December l.
Leave until December / granted Capt. RAYMOND
H. FENNER. Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
First Lieut.. CHARLES T. LEEDS. Corps Of En-
gineers, win proceed 70 Fort Bayard. y. Mex
and report TO the commanding officer Of the
general hospital for observation.
Leave for one month upon completion Of duties Is
granted First Lieut. WILLIAM II. CLOPTON
Jr., Thirteenth Cavalry.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-08
Young WOmen's College Clothing.

ONG COATS of gloria s-ranproof duproo-ade semi
fitting and finished with high collar shades of blue
- tan olive brown, gray, and black
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$500 to SS.75 each.

One-piece College Dresses of boado serges vos and
mixtures plain colors and white Aueand-wte and
checked effects Made line effect We
collar and ng 'front.' and finished large buttons
Skirts all in the hobbe effect finished with deep fold plain
cloth match.
$500 each inward
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Rear Admiral A. c. BERRY. placed on retired lis.
from September g.
Rear Admiral II. WINsLOW placed on retired list
from September D
Lieut.. Commander ". H. STANDBY. detached
temporary duty naval station. Hawaii: 20 Naval
Hospital. Mare Island, Cal. for treatment.
Lieut. Commander Il. c. MOODY. 10 duty Bureau
Of Steam Engineering. Navy Department. Wash
ington.
Lieut.. A. CLAUDE. detached duty Paducah: TO
duty Naval Academy. Annapolis Nd.
Lieut.. I. l.. HAND. to duty in charge navy recruit
ing station and branch photographic Oflce. Buff
falo " Y
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$500 and $3.50 each.

Fal-weght Coats of diagonal serge broadcohs chevot and
mixtures black blue brown and green made tailored style long
reequaer lengths and lined with satin red flannel finished
with hohor nntched
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The home OF Mrs. R. r. Hit. widow
OF Representative Hit. Of Illinois. is be-
ing put In readiness for her return this
month. Mrs. Hit has been abroad since
early in the summer. She has spent
some time in Europe with Mrs. and Miss
Elkins
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Up to Federal inspectors.

The Department of Agriculture will no
longer prosecute technical violations Of
the pure-food laws. The attention OF
manufacturers viii be called to such vio-
lations by government inspectors.
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Mrs. Russell Harrison and daughter,
Miss Marthena Harrison. have gone TO
Omaha, where Mrs. Harrison's mother.
the widow Of former Senator Saunders,
is III. Mrs. Saunders is improving slowly,
and Mrs. Harrison and her daughter Will
return here October /.
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Mr. Horace Westcott returned yester-
day from York Harbor, Ne. where Mrs.
Westcott has spent the summer with Mrs.
Mrs. Westcott and Mrs. Rod
gers will remain in the North for some
weeks.
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Mrs. Edward W. Herring announces
the marriage Of her daughter. Josephine
H. 70 Leroy Gaddis. IT. The ceremony
was performed Tuesday. September 6. al
St Marks Church in the presence Of a
small company OF relatives. Mr. and
Mrs. Gaddis departed the same day for
New York and intend 70 make a tour Of
the State They viii be at home after
November l at 1888 Belmont street
northwest.
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Dr. ]. c. Exner has returned 10 Wash
ingtOn after his vacation.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16
California.

1 HAVE FOR SALE SOME OF THE
best orchard and alfalfa land in the west,
situated In the extreme northeastern part OF
California, in the famous Surprise valley
This orchard land will be worth several
times it's present value as soon as the pro-
posed railroad Is built
Ten to forty-acre tracts. 800 to $l26 per
acre.
A fine S60-aore farm with good improve
ments, including a ten-room house, plenty
OF fruit, six miles from town on excellent
road and a tract that will subdivide into
small orchard farms. Price, $50 per acre.
S0O-acre orchard and alfalfa tract. partly
improved, at SIS per acre; terms No better
opportunity to buy as choice and proved
money-making land as this. For further
information about this ideal home valley
address f. /. LYON, Cedarville, Cal.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16

le0-ACRE farm, with good water right,
at GDerest, ten miles south OF Greeley,
fair improvements, only SO per acre. Will
divide and sell either half; very easy terms
and q decided bargain.
50 acres. ten miles from Denver, 1 mile
from Leyden car line; good water rights
from Arapahoe ditch, nice orchard ana
shade trees; good ordinary improvements
throushout; In high state OF cultivation.
Price, $le,000.
70 acres. Irrigated, 10 miles northwest OF
Denver, half mile to school, nice. 6-room
house, barn, Erenary, wagon sheds, etc. j
nice shade and lawn; place mostly In al
falfa. Price, $500.
Section 1870, three miles north OF Ley
den, fenced and cross-fenced; only $3.50 per
acre.
$40 acres. ~ miles from Barnsdale, "a
miles northwest OF Greeley; water can De
had from No. ditch, which 10 known as
the beat ditch in the state; this IL exeep-
tionally good land; surrounding country
all settled: ~ mile from school.
CHARLES M'FADDEN,
s1s Cooper Bids. Denver.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16
LAND 7bc pER ACRE

down and s75S cents month: In the famous
Ozark fruit and dairy country OF South
Missouri; no interest; no taxes; you car
take possession immediately; this is good
land In we'll settled community, with good
towns and markets for your products with
churches and schools established; q fine
place to live; delightful climate; plenty
VI water and timber and no crop failures;
a paradise for the man of moderate meansi
an unequalled opportunity to get farm OF
your own, in the best state In the union
where land values are constantly ncreas-
Ing; the price is so low (only $40 per acre)
and the terms so easy, II is beyond the
reach Of none; don't you want to know
about II? Write us today, enclosing a
New York Life Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16
REAL ESTATE
CITY Property FOR SALE
fConttnuedN

MUST SELL THIS WEEK.
4Gl acres In Cass county, Mo-, 40 mileI
south OF Kansas City; 800 acres are as
fine corn land as is in the county; the Or
chard has 20 acres all bearing, lao acres
bluegrass pasture, some scattering timber
on pasture land fine water, good 7-room
house. good barns, etc. mile from sta
ton It's bargain. You can make 5000
on this inside OF months. Price, s65 per
JoT. M WILSON & SON,
HarriHonyilA Mo
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16
LAND BARGAINS ON MONTHLY
PAYMENTS


10 acres in Randolph County, Ark;
miles north OF Imboden, close to Missouri
line; " mile of Eleven Points river; some
l2 to is acres creek bottom in cultivation;
broom house, barn and Outbuildings; good
garden place; some, 200 fruit trees: / mile
to school; price for quick sale. $500: say
$50 down, 50 per month, per cent,
In Kearney County, Kan; 100 acres,
miles to 11akin, the county seat; Ia miles
from the Arkansas river. 1 understand
part of 1t Is sandy, but the balance very
good: no improvements; 81 per acre; say
500 down, balance $40 per month. pei
cent interest.
20 acres in seuqoyah County. Oklahoma
timber land; $50; $40 down, 80 per month
70 acres, timber, mineral and fruit land
about u mile OF station, Boone County
Ark; price $500; $50 down. balance 50 pei
month, 8 per cent.
These are what 1 consider real bargains
II you want a good investment 1t will pay
you to come and sec me about these proper
ties.
G. d. DAENALI.
Room 100 1012 Baltimore Ave-, Kansas
City, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16
81 PER ACRE; ON RAILROAD.

n N1I1<N y NUM- bLEEI1Eh MO.
FOR SALE-3O0 acres; 70 acres In corn:
one-third crop to buyer; ESQ acres In tim
Der, and all except about rs acres could be
cultivated; plenty of springs and wells;
one old log house; y OF entire farm under
wire fence; account OF death OF wife and
old age owner is retiring; no trades. G. W.
Williams, Sleeper, Lacleds County. Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16

FOR sALE-My Ozark farm, six miles
south OF Mansfield, 120 acres, so cultivation;
900 apple trees in fruit now; also peaches
pears, cherries and plums; lots OF berries.
grapes and flowers; Broom log house and
los stable; fine spring, cold, soft water;
immediate possession; good timber. Come
quick for a bargain, Price, 5000. Wallace
Childs Mansfield Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16

FOR SALE-Solid section OF rich bottom
land; 5000 feet hardwood timber per acre;
In Chicot county, Arkansas; miles crom
railroad when cleared will make as fine
farms as found in state. Chicot county Is
the banner county OF Arkansas. h. j..
Peter, Portland, Ark.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16

FOR sALE--Cheap, 100 acres OF the very
best corn land in Woodbury. Co., 90 acres
IN corn. balance hay, pasture and timber.
Adioins good town and close 70 three rail-
roads. Address Welsh 4 Martin. 40 N. Gath
ST., South Omaha, Nob.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16

FOR SALE 1i5 A. Union county, Ia Fair
improvements. 80 per. One-third cash.
Lewis SchOOler, Des Moines. Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16

VERY choice S-room house entirely mod
ern; hardwood finish; Four bed rooms and
aleeping porch; tile bath room; located In
Field club district; south and west eK-
Dosurei "a Peters Treat Ce-. N. Y. Life
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16
Benson & Carmichael
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH Ian d ron SAILS
Canada.

FOR QUICK SALE.
One full section In famous Milestone
country In Sask., Canada, where crop fail.
ures are unknown. Within one mile Of
school house. Wil divide. No trade con
sidered, Address
JAMES w. MARTIN. Owner. Joliet. Ill
JOIN our excursion on July 10 TO Wheat
fields In Canada. We can show you where
to invest your money where 1t will be safer
and bring you better returns than any
other investment you now have Round trip
SIS. Board and berth, $3.50 per day. Call
and see US In our new office at lilo Farnam
(Bee Building). We will be pleased to meet
you. Open to the public Tuesday, July H.
the heading announcements. Engelbrecht
8 Raver, no Farnam St.. Omaha, Neb.
phone Harvey $780,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16

50 ACRES red fruit land In delta county
Colo, not far from Delta. tlO per acre.
This land lays nice and win trade for good
milk cows or small dairy. Write W. IA.
MELVILLE, Delta Colo.
FOR sALB--suoeessfu sheep ranch in
northeastern New Mexico; 5000 acres;
reservoir site for irrigation OF 1000 acres;
fine stone buildings, or small houses
on scattered ranch, % miles OF teneei car
ries 500 TO 1000 head OF sheep. For terms
address j. O. ElWell, rooms lN-lH Central
Blk, Pueblo, Colo.
About 1900 acres decided land In a lovely
plateau park about 900 acres can be
fArmsd; running stream; surrounded ny
beautiful pine forests; outside range; only
thirty miles from Denver; an ideal noun
tRln home for retired genuemani must De
seen to be appreciated. Ghis has good
improvements. VIII make low price. =.
Il. Webb, So6 Bank Blk, Denver, Colo.
FOR sALE-FRUIT RANCH. Sc ACRES
red mesa soil, IL acres Jonathan, Grimes.
Rome Beauty, Winesap apples, 10 acres
alberta peaches. : acres apTieots, cherries
and home orchard, II acres alfalfa, watel
right OF $3.50 included; pure mountain
water for domestic use, under pressure n
S-room, modern house; telephone; rura
mail; all trees in bearing. VIII divide intC
two or more tracts 10 suit SzS,Qo0 on easy
terms takes II. Address IL. q. Mccall
drawer ID. Paonias Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16

HOME in Dundee, strictly modern; ex-
oeptionally choice; owner leaving city; In
qulre on premises. 4911 Chicago st. @. A.
Byrnes.
NEW 7-RooM all modern fiat. beauti-
fully furnished, partly rented. Bargain.
Good investment. Leaving city. 800 N. 18th.
Phone Douglas 1851
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16
ACRE LOT. $500

on N. 18th st., blocks beyond the end
OF the paving (Fort ST.; has l0-foot east
front on 18th ST.; is blocks from city
school, blocks from street car. You can
raise on this ground all the vegetables
fruit and poultry needed for large family.
A splendid place for a thrifty family. Not
far from the new Carter Park.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16

RIEs-HAIL Pts. Co. 100 s. 18th. Ind.
At6SA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16
OFFERED EOR RENT
Furnished Rooms-contInued.

NICE front room for gentleman; In family
adults; modern; close IN. 500 >. I'd.
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2irfonmenpia:

Marquettesia linen, 2:nen ia BIS
Iunnuntai fuusIa Flo 3.15 ip. ia
torstaiIin Flo S.15 ip. paitii folman'
tena ~torstaina, ioaoin olen Guiinos'
ia ia periantaina Goolpoobisia.
G:s iunnuntoi Gbotbamisia Flo
10 op ia Flo 2 ip. ia Sanbs Spn'
risIo Flo 8 ~.
a Iunnuntoina Stombousbisia Flo
2 ip SafIal. 2utb. firfosia.
Muista firfonmenoista ilmoite'
toan erittdin.
ppbafouIu oIunnononi feuo 1 TO-
Ia ppbd.
3unnioittoeT
:. s.. Seimonen,
5O4 3. eth itr.,
Wiorquette, Wlicb.
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Mmttaiam

Mmttajam
aIiamiebind toimipat ieuraamat benz
filDt eri paitfafunnila:
s. 8offi, Slmaco, Wasb.
! Nifolai Bad, Isbtabula Sarbor,
Ohio.
Sacob 6. Niemi, 8od Sprinss,
Wpo.
Matti Sulffp, Westboro, Mis.
Gbas Wattfon, 8ranton, Wttnn.
paamo paianen, aberdeen,
Wasb.
s. Station, GrpstaI Sails, Wicb.
20. u. Noufiainen, Calumet, Wid.
Sobn Webmas, 21nnrot g. o.,
Winn.
8. ". Soenfuu, Brush Prairie,
Dasb.
9lIer 2epistD, Ban 8usfirf, Wis.
Matti &imi, 9urIep, WiS.,
Gam peltonen, 9isb Bridge, isis.
Waria 9enbricfIon, DoIpb, On.
DAT.
Gb,pd,b Hinnett, Stambousb,
! Did.
6. DeSterbad, 2alaipala, Winn.
s. paafana, Nem Yorf, ". y.
90. q. Wattila, 9omep, Wtinn.
Sobn &uffonen, Warquette, Wfid.
Matti !Sunbis, Naiel, Wasb.
q. MounuIa, Ssbpemins, Wid.
9lnielm YIeen, Dbitemoutb. 6. q.
Hp. Ganaoa.
Siof 2inbala, Gnnanbale, W(inn.
Motti Eurio, SeSter Sto., Ohio.
Sobn @nttila, Maplesia, Wis.
Motti 4.aIo, Sairport 9arbor, 3.
Waria Miuumao, Gbief, Wicb.
Sale SeppGnen, paImer, Wticb.
9ictor Sonfonen. Dest Ware'
bam, Wasi.
5. s. Sacfion, Sron Belt, Wis.
elias Nopola, Sofpin9ton, Wticb,
Matti Nbola, Calumet, Wticb.
Sacob GIiasion DafefieIb, Mih.
Sobn l1nfuri, Desfemer, Wicb.
Sab Siipaffa, GIp, Winn.
austaa parffoo, gamma, Wpo.
Mrs. SiIba 9iu, @iIbert, Minn.
u. Highlander, Sit6bnrs, Masi.
Matti 2osfi, GIoquett, Winn.
%. Mafi, 2aIamala. Winn.
6. g. 2aartunen, Dest BERKELEY.
Sal.
Watti 2uuiisto, Soirbonfs, Minn,
Mrs. Siina WifIuno, 9ancocf.
Mib.
paitii pudmatnituita afiamiebid o.
mat f%irffofunnan papit ia betbdr
aiettamania paifauisafiomtebet er'
poiffaunniaa.
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21betbStori.
2aufana SiId.9irifasia, 8onsosia
isiun panba maimo malmistaen
foria. Sdn on ouut tefemiiisia ldbe'
tpsioarnaoiien fansiu, fuuliut bei'
ban pmbunan ainoaSta totileSta Sus
malasta, iofa moi mopobtaa faifiS'
ia Ipnneista, tebba faifti ibmiiet on'
neliiifii, ptiinpd fDpbdn neeferinfin.
Gpanfeliumin Ianoma on maifutta'
nut maimoon, bdnestd on tnuut eld'
ud fristittD. 9dn oil fiita betfeStd
~iaaffa, iouoin ban fofonaan antau'
tut Sumalaae. FUN pdindnpaiste,
misid ifdnd bdn Fulfil. Saarnan
tamoin pulpit bdnen eldmdnld mus
tile fiitd, fuinfa on mabbouista tut
la %onneaiietfi tulemolla Sumalan
luo ia bdnen Dbiepoesiddn eldd
2ristufIen faltaista eldmdd.
Npt istua bdn motalaSia maias'
joan ia iitoo pienta forio, ionta ban
aifoo lnbiottaa erddue l~dbetpsiaars
isaaiaqe, ionfa plan tdptpp beifontu'
neen t%erweptenid tdbben lGbted fotis
maaban.
Waimo ppptdd anteefli labiania
pienuuta, mutto, ban ianoo: minnls
la ei oQut muuta ia tabooin iontun
muiston antaa ldbetpsi aarnaaian
maimoue.
Gipdt moineet ldbetpsfaarnaaia
eifd manba maimo aapistaa, etta
fiitd forista tuliIi rIdbetnsfori", iofa
tuottaiIi iatoia marffoia ldbetptiele.
Mutta min fdipi.
Sum ldbetpsiaarnaaian fotimua:
ban palattuaan pitt autaa jotatin
iiierain iieud pibettdmiin ldbetps
mppidiIiin, anioi bdn tdmdn form,
ia liiiti iiiben Ielostutien iiitd, ettd lie
oil fDpbdn usfoman neeferimaimon
antama. &ori mpptiin ia labiotettiin
ferta toiIenia idIfeen iamoibin mpps
idiiiin, Fumes ie oil huottanut pli
20 MT.
Wiimeinen ostaia idilptti FORM
ieuraapiin mppidiiiin, ioaoin ban
labiotti fen rldbetpsforiffi" iota Ell
ostaia iaa pitdd faumemmin fuin
ieuraamiin mppidiiiin, ioaoin lie uu'
beueen on mpptdipd.
Sdad tamaua on ldbetpsfori 10
tuottanut npin 100 mt. ldbetptfeue.
Wenipd bubu ldbe.psforista alma
aonsoon %iaaffa, iosia erds ldbetpss
iaarnaaia Iamaaaiiisia iiead pibe
tpisId m~ppidiIisId oil f%ertonut, mi.
tenfd fDpbdn maim0h ptIinfertoinen
Tori oil tu0ut Iuurefii iiunaufiefii
ldbetptieae; ia tdmd paifutti mus
tin min, ettd be Iaipat intoa nbraas
maan ldbetpfiele, ia beibdn Dfiin'
f~ertaiiet m%ppidiienid tuottimat 155
mt.
&Dpba maimo, iofa FORM labiotti,
on MT pddsIpt fotia &ristufien luo,
ia ferrotaan hdnen ldbtonid tddltd
oaen onnsainen fristitpn pddiD
auutuuoen moioibin.
sabetpsiaornaoia firiottaa mai'
mosta: rSdn oil msfouinen fuole'
maan iaaffa, bdntefi minfd ban moi.
Sdnen muistonia eldd meiodn tess
fuubes5amme. GldfD1n ie mpbs
fauan tesla ia mu%istuttafoon lie tel
bdn mupidiIisidnne iiitd. mitd fDp'
nd neeferiipaimo moi ioaoa ATTAIN,
FUN bGn tefee tpDnId raftanbesia ia
nDprppbesId Sumalan fasmolen
ebesId."
Wtinfd teet tee lie Snmalon itlmdin
ebesid, ia ban OIL iiunaafpa mon,
olfoon Re fuinfa pieni tahania, ia Ie
on fantapa Iatafertaiien bebelmdn.
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!airfonmenoin pibdn belmif. aifa'
no ieuraamasti:
20 D.. Nlass Gitpn fontriua feao
10 aY. 80. Storen talosia.
20 y. Mass Gitpsid Flo 2 ip. p.
ebt. fansIa.
81 p. 2lmoiasia Flo 10 op. 3. ebt'
fansia ia Flo puoli 8 ip.
@reenisid iofa fuun Bind iunnhr''
toino.
NoctlanoisIo Ell ole firfonmenola
Min ,faumon FUN tpDt omot laftou'
fettmna, tpirfotoimia noin poitetd
tefemddn miQoin bolutoan.
:. RanfiIa,
9r oil. WlasL Micb.
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SumolanpolpelufIia beImifuuIa:
30 y Gbisbolmisia Flo 3 ip.
% p Sibbin9isid Gns w. &. fir
fosIa Flo 8 ip.
25 p Mooie 2afen ~. s. tirfos'
ia Flo 8 ip.
~ SpIit Nocfin Salem firfos'
ia Flo 8 ip.
SaImar &otonen,
Gbisbolm, Winn.
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.&aniaaisfirffofmmmam
inhtnfumta.

airffof. elm. past. &. @.Hisionen,
SO4 Sim Street, GaIumet, Wticb.
WaroeIimies, past. s. 9uusfonen,
Menobgo, Winn.
airiuri, past. Saaffo Sirmi, 91
422, Glp. Winn.
Warof., past. %. Wuori, 262
DiIion IT,, port Ittbmr, Ont, San
RabaStonboitaia, Wm. 9rdnnes
6. 0or II, Sronpoob, Wid.
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on iofa funnnntoino: oomnua flr
10 ia italia Flo Z iefd iunnunfoi
fou!u Flo 2:Ita metobistipopoilar
nlaferrosIo 5O7 &. sIper Il. Sron
moob, Wlicb.
DiIbeIm Hdmdffd.
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SarIemin GmanfeIiss &utberiiaifen
5emrafunnan:
2irfonmenot iofa tunnnntai Flo A
|. pp., patti iofaiien FUN 1 iunnun'
'taina Flo $50, ioiIoiu on 3. g.
Gbtoouinen firfosIa mo ~ 6. 1913
fabuua.
HaamatunIelitps iofaiiena torstai-
no Flo 8 italia baaliqa Al CAST
1873 t..
Netp Ho6ellesia, u. 9.
SofaiIen FUN 2 iunnunt. Flo $50
italia IafIalaiiesia lutb. firfosfo
Oinifion fabun ia Union amenuen
fulmasia ia.
Sarlemin Gm. Gutb. ieurafunnar
ompeIuieura f%ofoontuu iofai'eno
torstaina Flo 2 nuoriio pbbistpfier
baolina Al 6. 1873 fatu.
SarIemin Gm. Gutb. nuoriio nh
bistptIen iuanpietpt iofa Snnnun
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al s. 1873 Ctr.
ppbdfoulu fofoontuu iofa Jun
nuntaina Flo IL ap amasia pat
fasia.
2ouluieuraua on barioitufiet 10
faijena Iauantaina Flo 8 italia.
&irfouiiiin t%oimitufiiin tpoioaai
futima firieeniiestifin.
s. 9aafana
80 6. 1877 It. Nem Dorf, u. .
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airtonmenoia beImifuuuo:
20 p. Glpsfd flo 10 oom.
20 y. Souoonisia Flo puoIi 8 III.
81 y. GIpsId Flo 10 oom. ia feuo
puoli 8 italia.
:. Senrp !Sirpi.
Dor 422. Sip, Wainn.
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9lacf SiaTin, g. g., Smom. Gm.
2utb. ieurafunnat.
Sumalanpalwelufiia iddnnbaiiesti
iofa fuufamii:
2eabisid iofa enIimdinen, toinen
ia neIids iunnuntai fuusia Flo 2:3O
ipp.
SerraipiqesId iofa FUN 1 ia 3
torstai Flo 8 ipp.
HoubairisIa. iofa FUN folmas
.iunnuntoi Flo 2 ip.
glutuaat onat ne, iotfa fmulepai
Sumalan lanan tdtfemdt len.
.. HuotIalainen.
7O4 Camper It.
Xeao. 60. Dat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-10

port Irtburin ia Sort Wiuiamin
firfonmenot:
port @rtbur ia Sort @iaiam muos
roin feao 1O:ltd e PIP. ia feao 3:lta
!. PIP.
SorstoiIin S:lta port Irtbur fuin
mpDs Iaulubarioitufiet ia fesfimiifs
foiIin Flo puoli Sta Sort Wiaiamiss
Ia.
ppbdfoulu fello 1:ltd iofa ppbds
pdimd port %Nrtburisia firfosia.
g. u. .. parreIla eniimdinen Jun.
fuusI ia.
3unn.
q. SO.
'pbpne 1913 c.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-10
2uol. ia baub.:
Sitcbbursisia:

Seino 9afari Xinoqpist, ipntpnpt
Sitcbbursisia to%ufotuusia 1905 ia
fuouut Ippsfuun 20 p. 1909.
Maria Niemi. ipntpnpt Wimpelis'
I'd feiatuun % pnd 1877 ia tuouut
Sitcbbur9isia tammit. 13 p. 1910.
WiapnaroisIa.
Soiia Sultala, lpntpnpt Nulffilas'
ia belmituun Ia pnd 1868 ia fuol'
hut Mapnarbisia elofuun II pnd
1909.
!Senrp 2atpala ipntpnpt Wtapnar'
bieia maalisfuun ~ pna 1909 ia
tuoli ippsfuun 10 pnd 1909.
s. s. Silieroos,
80 9i9b It.
Sitcbburs, Masi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-10
Spbistms blamfetteia
papeille.


!2astetobistufiia ........$1.0 90 ia $500
Wibfitoo 200
2%aSteenliiton Notwithstanding
1'VV
Wibfis ia misunderstanding
Suomeenl dbettdmistd tparten
fuin mpDs Rippifoulntobis'
tutltu 40
Ruoleman tpbiStuff...~.......... 1.2O
&aiffia nditd iaa tilata pudmaini'
hiiua binnoiua
Minuua on mpDS faste@ ia pibfi'
tobistufIia N:ro B., iotfa matiaa
$3.50 tufina.
Serran Gbt. leipid ldffilaatifoisia
1000 fpl. 1.5O ia 500 fpl. 80 |.
SNm. Dranmes,
&. &:n fas5amies.
6. 8r II, Sronmoob, Mid).
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22
LONGVIEW POPULAR
WITH LOT BUYERS
(Continued PROM PAGE Oneo

whole tract about two months ago,
and have sold over one-half of it al
ready.
Last week was unusually busy. In
vestors were taken to the addition in
auto loads. and there were but few OF
those who looked the ground over who
did not either take few lots outright
or contract for some. The purchases
reported by Mr.. Long follows:
August Ekman. two lots; Frank
Granholm. two lots; Rosa Evans, two
lots: Hubert Jones. three lots; Evans
& McGarrey, two lots; l. w. Mayors,
five lots; J. B. Gross, three lots; Frank
W. Harper, four lots: John Stanton,
three lots. Many prospective invest
ors have made arrangements for trips
to the addition today, and the out
look is, according to Mr. Long, that
a good number of lots will be disposed
of.