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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-21

The reported inner harbor recommended
tons by Maj. G. S. Bromwell, United
States engineer in charge of work on
the west shore of Lake Michigan, include
the cutting off of number of corners
and the widening of the channel at turns,
so that the larger steamers now employed
can turn more expeditiously in going to
and from the coal docks and the eleva-
tors 1t is also said that the major has
recommended dredging in the Kinnickin-
mic bayou which would create an immense
turning basin that could be utilized dur
ing the winter for the mooring of many
idle steamers. These proposed improve
ments are 50 obviously necessary that
they should be undertaken ut once They
are Immediately requisite, while the pro-
posed outNr harbor can wait until the re-
quirements of shipping indicate the need
of more room in wider and deeper chan
nels than the rivers can afford.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-21

The two prominent officers of the Rus
sian army who propose to reach the
South Pole with dirigible balloon of the
Zeppelin type have evidently failed to
read Lieut.. Shackleton's account of the
advance toward the pole over the great
ice cap. If a balloon could withstand
the breezes which the lieutenant de-
scribes, aeronautics in this part of the
world would be extremely simple.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-21

The Duke of the Abruzzi will find
himself not a particularly popular per-
sonage, if when he comes to this country
in the spring to lecture on geographical
subjects, the public finds that he has
weakened under the opposition of his
royal relatives and abandoned his suit
for the hand of Miss Elkins. There have
been numerous instances in history of
people who have given up glttering
crowns to marry humble loves Not
only by Americans but by the general
sentiment or enlightened humanity. a
man is considered a poor sort of fellow
who really loves a girl yet gives her up
under the compulsion of aristocratic rela-
tiyes.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-21

The French marine boat which dived
under a sinking fishing boat in the har-
Dor of Toulon. and held her up until
the crew could be moved, represents the
advanced type of submarine which is
performing in a way to convince the
world that underwater navigation is an
accomplished fact. The British navy
is constructing large and powerful sub
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-21

In Wayne county, Kentucky, five per-
sons were burned with a home which
probably took fire from an over-heated
stove, and in Peoria, Illinois, four per-
sons encountered death in their living
rooms over a livery stable in which a
fatal fire originated. These incidents adj
monish carefulness when heating devices
are being driven to their utmost ca
papitV
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-21

Announcement from New York that
the Cunard steamer Umbria is now on
her way across the Atlantic on her last
voyage is evidence that the worlds scrap
heap is not made up entirely of dis
mantled enginery. The Umbria came
across proudly in 1884 on her maiden
trip, and at that time she was regard
ed as the finest and largest that could be
expected in the way of passenger liner.
But during her brief existence of TWEEN
ty-hve years she has been outclassed
so completely that there is nothing ahead
for her now but trip to the scrap
yard. Shipbuilders have been progress
ing very rapidly during the past quar-
ter of a century, and tie end is not
yet. Sometimes it seems as though they
were bent upon producing the prophe-
sled 1000-footer before they are many
years older.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-21

Breaking up of ice gorges in the Mis-
sissippi river has been followed by the
inhiction of thousiE Nd of dollars of dam
age upon steamers docks, and river
property generally. Gorges do this very
often, on the Mississippi, and frequently
they serve as dams and back the water
over great areas embracing cities and
villages. The winter problems of the
great river are quite as important as
any that are involved in the cbimerical
plan for channels deep enough for sea-
going ships.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-21

For the first time on record the Kali
ser Wilhelm has given his consent to
the wedding of a member of the imperial
family with a person Of inferior rank.
The individuals made happy by his gra-
cious concession are the Prince Frederick
William of Prussia and the Duchess
Agatha of Ratibor The Ratibors are
a branch of the Hohenzollern family who
adhere to the Roman Catholic religion.
1t is said that the Kaisers consent.
after he had several times refused it,
was obtained by friends of the couple
giving him an affecting account of the
fervent and undying love of the
Prince and Duchess for each other
at time when his heart was peculiarly
open to sentimental impressions. The
Kaiser telegraphed to the Duke of Rati-
Dor that his daughter would be well
coined as the bride of Frederick.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-21

Official statistics for the first SIX
months of 1909 show continued de-
cline in the population Of France. Inc
marriages decreased 6201 as eompaTed
with 1908. divorces increased by 3t''.
births decreased 1882 and deaths in
creased hy 25.01q
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-16

! hope said Mr.. 4 D. Curry, that
ths E-cClizg board of County commits
s5o1s-s all raqcest the bond trustees to
c--1 OFsT he Supervision OF the hard
ro18 b'z7lfizE to the commissioners
Tie bcad trustees are too busy with
-leLr oE-2 affairs TO give this work the
1-te1lo7 IT'S importance demands II
This IS done the commissioners should
hive ~ l-1Edizte conference with the
c11t-zcg1-s zh0 are now building roads
z-d arrange with them for the complete
crzizzZe Of the roads IS they are being
co1s-ruC1ed- PAS experience has shown
-11t zae-E drainage IS deferred and done
By force Of tine abOTers, driven 10
AID from the woIk in this city. the cost
% the cgzaJy hzs been unusually heavy"
J. I Bond has Just installed the Iron
ING and Lighting Plant OF the Crescent
City Steam Laundry. John certainly
knows his business when it comes TO
Lighting.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-16

Ho1 yos1 P waH x1a L yzsza9r Il
+ th= city y'ass=r1Ty-
M c. Z Harris o. >s-zL D==-EeI5.
NEss- E1s Il liz cry zl=s5zy-
Nrz Hsz-T : T-Iiso-- / sorze- 50
cal Leal=r u PIl1lLL Is 1oE llvz-g L,
p kirbg Ave W. Des-osr- Nix
( Nh Ioaeeh N4ss=s- md Ms R1--y
Meas-=r Wszi 20 - AzEzstz-e y=ster-
day 10 amend The Co-s=--l-511 Of
BzaAop Foxy
H 7 IO5zsoz Ia= vel kzo<z dealer
1oETO~ E>lI1-czy5 viii I CT s18l o.
. ii1e uilcL cozs for s1ls
Nesd1-es W-zI6-oz- Erz7z nd H
Hztc1izso1 j. were zzC-z tEe PsEssEz
E4dies % zr.e-t tie Cozs=c-zt5oz o.
BzshOp W. P. FoJey II 8 A-gusti-e
yesterday.
T. J. T5ozFsoz for the rass- szverzi
yezrs N e-plCyE Il the >el11z kFcforv.
bEs embarked IL the accident nd bea.ln
inszr91cs bus51ess E1i wII solicit fo-
The Hone Protective Ass1cz1E5Cz Of
Pennsylvania Uzte- lie z1zzZezszf Of
Allie NJ Stee1- The STATE 1zzzzZzr Mr..
! hOzpsOa IS n olt PzEslk81 nd Lis
irieats zTe al bopinZ he vii nee; vith
great s1ccess II his 1ew zorx-
J ?. Gzl1s Of De1ver. ge-e-zI mana
ger Of the PuizIz Naval Sores ca.
which Tecenily acquired the Yong tyr
peali1e properties Il I-ge-a1chez and the
large Walker tract Il HEcfi-gto1. WIS in
the city " ed1es9ay. " Ez 1r-z-zz1=-,s
gere completed EiEh ". 2 Walker for
the purchase Of the hitter lrz-: N-.
Cans states that his coupa1y siiI in
laedEziely 1ke possession AID establish
iEEpentine sill At Haztznztoa- The
principal stockholders OF this cCuparv
are Messrs Allen and CAMS. and lheT
are hustlers-
John Orr, an eupIoge of tie Szlte1
Cypress Door Co. a-d living bzvo-S
the old wafer works. died on Sz1dzv Of
p1eu1ollz, after short illness The
funeral was held from the home on
Monday and vas conducted by Rev. II.
Dutill of the Methodist church. The
iatermeut Eas IN Oak Hill Nr. Ob-v
Is survived By 2 vile and three children.
Eho are left in strzigh;eaed circzn-
ssznces Ladies Of this CITY and the in
mediate neighbOrs have helped the IAN
lily and Mrs ObEy has asked the Nevs 10
express her sincere thanks for kindneses
shown The family lost Z child last
summer. They came here IRON Ohio
some tao years ago, and for the greater
pzr1 OF the time the father had employ
menI with the Selden Co.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-16
Nntirr

>pie11Ic opportunity for man or wo-
-Ezn in each locality TO sell combination
SIX accident Il Life Insurance policy
.-1sa distribution or paid up policy in
y years Prtmiuns payable monthly.
No examination Experience unneces
SAY Address
HARDWOOD WALLACE.
DlS-EC- Manager. Rodman Fla
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-16

/ he busies, man in Palaika is John 7.
Bond - putting Up Sunlight Gasoline
Lamps
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18
GbeerlaxbniRi4eixe.

(Ul. 8. Wasner. q, Batespius, Jno.
lgliiabet Drobman. %. BelmonfAN.
{pbilip Tattilo, q, 5amilton. ..
IWsarp 5eoeseo, 20. Raee Str.
(gotp,l groslep, IT,, "a. GolIese 5ia.
lG.penbolpn 9. often, q, bto.
,csas. Wpscarp.r, 81, auuier gitp.S.
lRola parions. Is. eiip.
(g.o. R. Wcginnis. %. R.mport. .an.
laate Dillon. 20. Waoe Ctr.
(csohn 10. Dilsinfon, Al. MesIep aos.
lQcpina Collins, SO. bto.
(Rob.rt Claiming. 20. Carthage, 8.
lOsie 5arsett, "a. Clap Ctr.
(Mm. 8 Sbort, 30. grOoflpn. n. ..
lgbarlotte 6euln. %. eitp.
(mm. :. Wbits. %. %. 8. Ctr.
lWarsaret C'gonnor. Is. W. 8. Str
(sos. 81. 4inioms, 40. ID. 8. Ctr.
lGarrit WilIis. A. Sit 13. Ctr.
(Sobn Mansolb. "a, Queen Gitp 4pe,
lMapm araemer, %. Dunlap Ctr,
lgarrp n. Gouisr. "a. 80. s. Ctr.
lSarpsp D. Wrisbi. AZ, GlsOeldnb.
lRiharb :. Yumbn. "a. GiIbert ape
laissie 6arris, 22. Wbitelotp Str.
(Wm. Rur<. q. Wobe Ctr.
lquelIs selIher, l8. Oliper Ctr.
|. lsoIepb @. Rulpn. 80, Race Str.
lWarsor.t 9idett, "a, Gaitsrn Aps.
lgDm. Bennett. 36. Wbeeler Ctr.
lWinnie 6. 6ouis. 36. bto.
lgeo. Z. aobl. %. Df aibsrtp Ctr
iMoriba gruber, %. Wihison. elpe
lWm. Murren, 80, 90. 4. Ctr.
lpclino Ureuer. ~, W. 4. Str.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18
Seine pplitiihcu Seitrdsc
Siiritn itaStiidle Seamts, pelde III
SlpllDleut itsbsu, leiItsn.

Die 3ipilbisnit aommifion bat eez
tern gteaeIn angenOmmsn, rpeldeH 3lIz
folos tetu itGbtiiter geomter, Der I'm
3ipiloienIt itebt, irgeno cine polittIas
gartei, posr irgeno stnen ppIittIhen
aanoiboten nit 8elo oosr anoeren
2ontr;butipnen uutsrItiigen bari.
getreiis Der SiaHfitattonen fiir
S.suungen lauten bisRsgeln tpie fol9t:
Ssoe appIitation mus niat Ipdtsr ols
orei Gage Dor Der griifung eingereldt
tperoen. Gin jeoes GeIud mug ben Haz
men, Die Dobnung unb Den 8eiunoz
kits3uitano oss gpplitanten, Tofp;e
nod, unoere 7Satta uuftpeiisu. sSebes
8eIu6 mub Doh 6 Siirgsrn unter5eihs
net Iein. Ssoer Graminirte puo in oi:
Cite Der &laiiifi3irten eingeretht,
tpenn er bei'm gramen einen 8ur6z
itnittspru3sntiuB BON TO srbdlt.
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unmDtbig
siuo bic goiten Der fiinf AihHsns'
slrbeits. 7irtftoreu.

Qrbeitse eDirettor Sunbmat.r bat gss
fern Der 3ipiIoi.nis saommiRlon n'ts
setkiIt, bab iie bic afiiten5sO Oirsito@
rem oes Dffentlihsn Dienites niht mebr
ilafIifisiren iou!en. 90 noh BEN /.
Sanuar beren 4rbeiten BON leuten,
fpelbe iesi ber.iis i'm itdbtiihen Disn''
Itsben, p.rIekn fperben iOnnten.
Die 6erreu. beren aopfe bsmgemdb
padelis iteben. iinb Matt. NoseI. VIM
Rull.otter, WaIier s. linehdn. Nodm
Reis uno Jobn Strubbe. Si. be5isber
i.o.r sin.n @.balt BON $500 idtrlih
5err Sunomaier bdlt ibre Disniie ful
iib.rfliiHig. SN ipurben idmmtlih nod
bonn entIdlaisnsn ~Rath fur offsntll'
den Dienit" erndnnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18

Der alethbebeutfamsn Rolle beg Ritters
.Sharipinsti" feben mir Direttor 8.
6. Sdmto gum erftsu Wale In bieIer
Soifon In etner eroben Rolle, mas ote
aitrattipn Der Multiplying bon Heusm
erbDbt. Muh bie 5srrsn llarid 3aupt,
ssifher sNhten. Jreoi ambrogio, bans
Joritner, Otto Strampfsr uno bic Dae
men 6slene Buerger, Nnssls grons
unb Settle Wuener iinb unter ben DAT
iteIIenben. Direttor 8. 6. SSmib i'm
lsenirt bic Nuffiibrung, bis In ieoer
Beslebuns cine gldn3snoe tperben
piro. Der Uorbertauf Der Sibe bat
bereits geiiern begonn.n unb fpirb ems
pfoblen, 1idets redtssttig bel Guitao
Wuebler, 1923 Wtoin Strabs, ooer an
Der aaFe bes Srono Opera 5oufs gu
reIerpieren.
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Die @tiipa Der WabiionDille Guns
Der Co., bic iih in 6dnMn eints Nes
ceipers befinben, iinb auf $29. .O64.l8
abs.Iddst Dorben unb infOlssoefen
purbe bic 8ursihdft bes Neeeiners
um $40, 900 srh0bt.
Gbipin Wener, ipelher ben Wirtb
sspbn Eau I'm Shmnd'nhsn I'M
Wertbs BON etlpa $3.50 beitoblsn bate,
purbe seftern b.s grObbiebfab!s
iiberiiibrt.
sSn Der $1,000 Shabentriabtloss,
pelhe 5atti. Reelp ipegen onsebllhsr
WibbanbIuna geeen ben Nrpnli
Gugene poeep eingereibt bate. ipurs
be a.itern Elm gerbitt 5u Sunitsn Dee
Uertlooten abgegeben.
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&terbli1f

Robert 5ds.l. II. 247 R.nner Str,
ardmpf..
ssoI.pbine Sisaina, 6s, 200 WoOos
naro Strab., HierenIeioen.
Stspbon 5abl.r, %, 102 Wtulhrrp
StraBe, ShipinhIuht.
@.orse Siilsmon. 76, Rortpooo.
NisrenI.iben.
Wdrp eli1ab.tb Solabiro, II. S48
2incoln ap., 4psrnnertaItung.
Gecrae 20. Sopers. 81, 1777 2res
mont Strabe, 0ebirnbluten.
Marn 2.,, 40, 654 Weit a. Str,
Qunsenentsiinbung.
alusuit 5.s.ntamp. 6 Wonats,
9urhfall.
Soncra 5.rnon. 80, 619 %. 9.
Strcbe. Gebirnbluten.
Bernard Ssnrp BON 6one. SO, 17O9
WeItern apenue, Gntsiinouns Der
gingsfpeibe.
qlma 6. Ro.ih, II Wonate. II
Oft WcWiden 4p., Dormentsunoung.
Ridolos 4ipenleiter. 70, 124 W.
qiberip Strab.. Shlasflub.
gli3abetb Ws. Braun. 3. S6 pit.
5trab., Sharlahfieber.
Senrn pttri, 10, 3. uno Bart Str.,
cesnqueit In Shipebe.
Sohn gulh, 62. aiten1eim. 9ers'
idlag.
armin 6. 3enner, 35. AZ eorrt
Strabe, Shpinbiuht.
Warp Qnua Mullnsr, 43, 246 Si
lInip.rIitp QD.. Snqueit In Shpebe.
Sai. Sopnes, %, Snquslt II
Shpebe.
Wm. Bssner, 81. 331 0eorge Str.
SduIerpabnIiHn.
SuIius 4rmitrons. A. 3O5 W. z
| Strabe, eSnqueit in Shsrebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-18

riif9ebro6t, mo er 3uudtit ben ae't
ieiner 3uhtbausitraFe abiab, fpofaaf
er na6 Cincinnati 3uriidgebraht uno
gu bier Subren Qrbeitsbaus perurs
tbeilt tpurbe. Ga er Itd als 9efange'
ner iebr an1tetlig bendbm, tpurbe er
sum rgruitp" gemoht uno bisier
l1mitdnO erlsidterte feline seitrise
5Iu6t.
1ebrigens battsu 5rsunbs oesWan7
mes iih obne beTsn 8ortpiFen fir ihn
oertpanbt, uno Der Siderbeits Diz
rettpr bedbiidtigte. ben 9efdngener
nd4ite Do6e 3u begHabigen.
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8crid)t bcs 8ciunobcttss sStatiitifcrs.

Dem 8ert6t bes @eIurbbsttszSta
tiititers Senrp 8ieB 3ufolge tpuroen
in Der berflofenen WOAe 72 Sale
bon anitetenbsn &rantbeiten gemeloet,
gegen SO in Der paraueIpo9e bon
1909. Gs graiiirteu bauptiddltd
S6tpinbiu6t, S6orlahfieber, Dtpbs
tberiti5 (14) uno NerDenfieber. Der
Wurgeneel raffte binpeg: an
Sapinoiudt IA, an RerOenfieber /
unb an S6arla6fieber l.
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ent(prungsner ar6eits6dus(rr
Ndre In sinia,u Sageu pom Siher'
bsitsoir,Itor beluahigt woroen.

Dm. Sarrington, Elm Sniahe oes
9(rbeiisbauIes, entiprang geitern Wtors
oen ous Der Initdlt uno utro jest
BON Der polissi geiuht. Gr mar por
Idnoerer 3eit tpegen Ginbruts gu eli
ner 3uhtbausitrdfe psrurtbsilt NOR
ben, entiprans jeoph aus oem 3ubt'
bauTe in Columbus uno lam noh giu-
einnati no er in ben @oritdoten mel@
rer. Ginbriite begging unb IhIitBlih
Der polissi in Die Sdnoe fiel. Der
Gefansene nurbe nah Columbus gu
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Der Staotratb.
Die Drbinans betreHs Der 8es
suliruus Der Sib.aapasitat
Sn ben Ztrakenbabucars enbsiik
tig Dertuorfeu.

Das aommittee fir StraB.nbabnen
fIbrt ipidtise Qrgumsnts in's Trefz
fen. Der gdu bss DTfsntliden
8ooebauIes on Der Gutter ctr. ioQ
beIdleunist tpsrbsn. - Die 9erbeiz
ierunaen elmer Nn3abl Struben be-
IdloN.n. - SeffentIi6e 2rintpIdBs
biirfen ni6t NIT algemeiusn Irints
aefdben DerIeben lDsroen. - 8ap>
miller StraBe piro on Der 6. Str.
ertpeitert tperoen.
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Sarmert s,i perkdufen.

/ 16oadcr Tnrm na5e Ratc5pjQe. JHolaRn;
or, eincr baHeu 8Ife bier D'ei!er BON per
orntp SheuCr berrliAer g2eiT~oSarleu CUTE
Selltihc Qnhbar huft Gin SrcihetL 3u
S3s O0 pcr aGer: li6eraie &eoinguRaeH: Zoe
9ulbPrte3puer 2uHbeT GO. SstIlioH 8Idtes
Trip Cincinnati
amt pbtr le6s Atsr &oub an Der
qsriratou qi,t stra 800 Oarrs oou per StrebLrs
babu, gotguiraqsH bel g. Grjih Gatt Der -.
gRf,hru car AjuIt l6ls,20 p, 25s
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Noi, Der Bnbme.
Die Jollies pun 1910 Elm CLAN.
senbes Musitattunssitaf.

Die muiitaIiIte Aor0ois tpirb i'm
Granb Spernbnuie Dor boubeiess
tenn SauIe seseben. - Rdhftsn
Sonntas saitirt 5rau Bertha Jies
bahsWartbr.it i'm Deutihen lbeas
ter.-0erbart 5auptmonn's Shaus
fpiel .glsa", cine Nooitdt fur Gins
natl, selangt CUR auffii6rung.
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4srsiAlaa.

Dsr SO Sabrs olie Wm. Wusnsr.
BON SO. 1926 Guclib Npe.. brad ee'
itern plOtlin befpubtIos 3uiammsn.
Dr. Hurite ipurDe iofort herbeiseru'
fen, fonntt ieboA nlr mebr ben be-
reits eingetretenen lob oes poti<nier
tonnotirtn. gr btnanri6tigte ben
Coroner. usIner sinfn 0ersi6loe ols
1obe3urlo&e feiafsIk.
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2sferoe uno Su6rmerEe.

;dufsebn 5taS gutter 2lrbeitspicroe.
proFe Stuie. idmer nit SiiileH; mebrere guts
QsaaeEpferoe IN oteier Bdrtif; uuh r1ebJeye
alaemeire auspferoe; fpiir6e ans ireGen.
fpenr gle uHieren 4prraip beItdttatn
fppaigu; btcfe 9feroe fusroeH auf gsrnbe an
berantmortiChe 9eriouen oerfaaft; gdraHtJrt
bus "a 'eiu fiir mas fe ruspeaebeu mUroct.
ooer fPiu g;ertauf 427s429 EncaHore 5tr.,
8rpifrhen Bierter uHo GiluFter
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9ftuer PARTNER sSr asl"St &tdbrSao f S4 81 sHs5 2eS
nsueu porfitabIen @ei6ofts. gkan 1breiitre:
81 S. 8olisblatt. /"
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I d Lpi len.

Die grpsitsrurg Der gupmilIerStr.
an Der Rorboitsde Der S. Ctr. tpuroe
geTtern entgiiItig beihIoTen. Sur
grpsrbung oes notbtpenoiaen 0runos
siosnt6ums, um oie'e 9erRherung
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-17
WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG MAN OF SOBER HABITS WISHES
neat and desirable room. with board preferred.
with private family. in neichborhood OF Thomas
Circle. Address 4. r. D.. Star office. se16-4t'
WANTED-THREE ROOMS IN NV. SECTION.
second floor OF two-story house, for Ink. for
young couple. Address Box 49,. Star office.
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

OAKMONT. $500 14TH ST.-TWO DOUBLE
rooms board: porches: extensivce grounds;
trees: tennis; open all year. Phone Col. 1929.
Se11-tf
CHEVY CHASE-17 GRAFTON ST: ROOMS.
southern exposure: good board: every conven-
fence: most desirable for the fall and winter
Phone Cleveland 37S. Se12-1ts
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


UNFINISHED.
432 q ST. NV. OPPOSITE PENSION RI
reau-S rooms. $40. sel5-3ts
2439 X ST. NV. 49, THREE UNFURN1StED
rooms. I'd floor: south and north exposure
heat. gas. bath: very pleasant. sel5-lts
l229 STH NV THREE ROOMS, ENTIRE
floor: water in kitchen: adults: owner. selJ.,s
1917 nth ST. NV LARGE ROOMS. EN-
tire second floor; heat and booking gas; SIS.
se1J-3ts
FOR RENT-CENTRALLY LOCATED AT 81.
14th St. three communicating rooms; hot and
cold water. heat and light $25 per month. l..
=. IiPSCOMR. 6l2 l4th ~ sel5-3t
1912 9TH ST. NV. BY OWNER. ROOMS.
second floor; private BATH sink in Kitchen:
back porch Phone y. 31S se14-At'
ONE ROOM WITH TILED BATH IN THOSE
fine new apartment houses Newton 1t. and
Meridian ct. between 18th and 18th stx.; half
block from, l4th st. car line: $3.50 and $13 30.
Apply at buildings o. to SWARTZELLA
RHEEM HENSEY CO.. 727 18th st. nv.
ty2l-tf
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED - STERLING TYPEWRITERS ARE
the marvel of the age: standard business ma
chine for so: live statesmen and users inquire
now: get free THE STERLING COM
PANY. Rochester. y. v.
WANTED-S TO SELL AN OLD-ES-
tabished line of suspenders. garters. etc. on
liberal commission basis; references required.
ADDRESS MANUFACTURER. Evening Star office.
se18-3f
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emit; costs 70: sells zoe: greatest seller: uulim-
tied demand. Send I5c to expenses
ACME LABORATORY. Winfield Junction, N y.
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WANTED-TO PREPARE FOR CIVIL SERv-
ire examination, special teachers and special
facilities for accomplishing satisfactory re-
cults in the shortest possible time. STRAY
Frs BUSINESS COLLEGE, Old Masonic Tenn
pie 9th and SITS. se6-31t