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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-21
Thirty.Four Win Euchre Prizes.

Thirty-four silver prizes were awarded
successful players at the silver euchre
rarty of the Carroll Institute Euchre Club
at the institute hall last evening. There
were 1870 players in the contest. Euchre
parties are held by the club every two
weeks. at which numerous prizes are
given the winners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-21

Robert L. Wamaling died at his resi-
dence, near Emory Chapel, Nd, aged
seventy-tWO years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-21
All Europe May Be Embroiled.

II such a war occurs all Europe may
be dragged into it,
The Macedonians, who are Turkish
subjects. but belong to the Greek
Church, sympathize with Greece, and
will break into rebellion. The Bull
garians and the Servians, who have
similar racial and political sympathies,
will support Greece.
The Albanians, Turkish subjects, but
in rebellion for several months. will
join their forces. 1t will be difficult
to keep the other Balkan states out of
the fight-all Of them against Turkey.
Russia exercises i-protectorate
over the Balkan states, and may easily
become involved in the struggle. first
from sympathy, and second. to promote
her chances of grasping another slice
of Turkish territory or Selling Con-
stantinople.
All the Balkan states were formerly
q mart of Turkey. She has lost them
one by one until only Albania and
Macedonia are left.
bulgaria, Servia and Roumania are IN
denendent. Bosnia and Herzegovina are
a part Of Austria. Montenegro has just
heen recognized as an Independent king
dom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-21
Turks Boycott Greeks.

The consequence Of these proceedings
were a solemn protest from the Turkish
government to the protecting powers and
a boycott of Greek merchandise and
everything that is Greek in the Ottoman
empire. No Turk will buy a penny's
worth from a Greek, nor will he sell any
thing to him.
No Greek can obtain employment in the
Ottoman empire except by one of his own
race. Greek goods are tabooed every
| where. Greek passengers on steamers
cannot find boats to take them ashore
No Turkish cabman will haul q Greek.
The Ostracism OF the entire race is COM
plete No steamer from a Greek port can
land in Turkey. Foreign steamers that
carry Greek goods cannot find roustabOuts
to discharge their cargoes.
AS more than one-third of the COM
| merce of Turkey is handled by Greeks
and transported in Greek bottoms, the
entire trade of the country is de-
moralized. The financial losses are
shared by the subjects Of both nations.
The masses of Turkey care nothing
about Crete. The fanaticism of the
Mohammedan population, always easily
reused, has been infiamed by dema-
goEues and mischief makers. The ex-
fstence of the government is threat
| ened unless it goes to battle with the
| Greeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-21

tional assembly admits them it will be
regarded as an intentional insult to Tur-
key and to the Turkish government and
resented accordingly.
Moslem Expelled From Legislature.
Last May, when the Crete legislature
met, it was organized exactly as If it
were a Greek parliament. Every Chris
tian delegate came forward and took an
oath of allegiance to King George of
Greece.
When one Of the few Mohammedan
members rose to enter a resolution of pro-
test one Of his Christian colleagues sprang
forward, snatohed the paper from his
hand and tore it into shreds. Another
Christian colleague clapped the palm Of
his hand to the mouth of the Mohamme-
dan and prevented him from uttering a
word.
Nor would the Christian members of
the Cretan legislature permit the protest
of the Mohammedan members to record
themselves as demonstrating against these
proceedings. When they persisted in do
ing so tthe Mosem deputies were expelled
from .ne chamber.
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9riea i'm ifrieSeu.

Bel 6en allaben6li6 i'm Bari oes
9oroouer 6uGbuutpuLaites Dor ii9
sebenben milit1riid biitoriihen
S6nuipielen 1T es/ idon oeribieOene
Ytale 5u redt srnItbaften 3uiammen'
it0ben 5rpiiben .gngI1nbern" un2
~5rnBoien" sefoRtmen. 10 oaB oI;
DIRECTION lid iest oernnlnBt geieben
bot, Elm autbuLar5forps 5n orgunI'
iiren, 6as Die glufgabe bat. perlestc
2rieger ioiort oom S4Ia4tfelOe
fortpIiboffeu. Gin iebr eruItcr
Rnntpf ipielte ii6 in Der SdIabt Doll
arincourt 5tpiiben ben betoen feino'
Iihen Siibreru, oem ~Ser3og oor
gorf" unS Dem raoribabIer oor
Sronfreih", ab. Der rSer5og oon
Dort" beiBt i'm BrioatIeben SoufcS
Der fran5oiti9e SeI6berr nennt iit
SSadion; Die beiben batteu aus nudl
nidt feitgeiteIIten 9riinoen beIeioi.
eenoe 8riefe miteinanSer geiuedielt,
uro bic SoL9e bdpon mar, bob Der
rSraBoie" dn 6aroui folgenoer
abenb tbat16li6 auf bem SbIaht'
feISe bIieb. @ein Selm idb aus pic
elm beulertbafter &iihensiHer. am
R0rper aeisteH ii4 sIeidfaas 5puren
iibler BetopSlun9 oayh Die 9an5t
6es ~SeuSoss bon Uort", aud bate
Der 5raruoie EN- babies Dusero
Sdbre oerIoren, itn6 bic JoLge bauou
1T elm itarf ruabrnebntbdrer Defett IN
ieiner Sprade. 9afiir r6&te it& Der
5elSberr Der Sransoien, inbem er
bent $er5os Don Dorf EN- DIR sIatt
bonn aopfe idjliss. 70 bdB bic SdIadt
unteubro6en perben nruBte. I'M benz
ergliidyen Sebdberrn @elesenbeit gu
eeben, es pieber feitnGben su Iafien
llebrisens baben bic bei6en SeI0eu
Die 2uit am Sample tros bieiet
.Gdreden oes Rrieses" nid1t perlo,
rem, un6 6a man auf ben S6Iat)t.
fel6ern Don SaIlbaM Balaee bon Gar.
ne9ies urb anSeren Srie6ensprofeiio.
rem nifts piiien mill, 10 Girften aud
tpeiter Der nSeraos bon Dort" une
Der r&onitnbIer bon Sranfreid" ibre
SAnaren seseneironoer fiibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-08
5arfidJpinbeI In GasIasA.

aus 2onSon tuirb bert4tet: Gin
Broae6 bes befannten SportsHdtnes
Joief Stobbart seeen 6ie ~aHoeinteh
Retpspapers 3tmiteb- entbdIt IeItiame
SepfIoeenbeiten auf ensIiiden Renn.
babnen. 9ie raHoeiateb 0epSpapers
eimites" katten Stobbdrt tn ibren
9IGttern cine Qarriere be- Detrugs
ndGsemieien unb iuden Nun ben BE-
peis Der Dabrbeit su filbren. SN Der
BerbanSIuns iagte Der Sodet Eeagne,
ber fir ben StoSbart'ideH StaH &C.
dtten hat, aus, bab Ct bon bem QIdger
aneapieien porSeR fei. Rferbe 70 ~
retten, bab He rt&t fesen tornten-
30 babe ibm Stebbart aud seboten,
bas pferh ~Stube- berIterex 81 IaNen,
sbsIeiA e Gopsrtt pot. 'Stpbbart
Iogte Ieinem Sodet, er babe alf bas
Bferb ~RoHpero~ sepettet unb
-1iibe- biirfe urtter teineu uMftdnhen
sentnnen. Qnerbinss babe er hirs
Dor bem Start ein -Stobbart' wHter.
,4dnetes Telegromm erbaItet, Dos
lautete: -Rsiten sic boraaf LOB unS
aeptnnen Siel-, ober er babe e Hi&t
bea&tet Tn bem @Iaiiben, Is riibre son
.tnem - onberen &ennbahneGtner
bsr. Esasne iaste, er babe bie sr6bte
Riibe sehabt, .Rube- am @etptnnen
81 berbinberu, fobaS bds ben Gni1en.
BEN, bic i'm nit bem GerneIas BE-
ubadteten, uidt ettponsen mar. or
purbe ncn ben Suidanern NIT iebr
FeinbkIieen 9emonitrattonen en-.
pfanaen, unb es mar offvnbur. bab
Sto6bort bon Den enalii&eR Wenn.
babnen auseeibIoiieu fporben tpdre,
penn er CEeugue) nidt ale SGuIb
nHf iid eenommen bate. Ddfiir ber.
Ipra& Tim Stobbart 500 Bf,inb 10.
oSt unb 400 Rflnb pro Sobr 10 Idnse
p babIeH, bts er ipteber au ben &en-
Ren oneeIoffeu tutirbe. Eeasue bat
sbsr 1ar@anaeu MIR 200 Bhinb erBdl-
tsn. Cine sdrae Retbe Seuee1 ioIIen
kuSfoesn iiber dbnfihe .S2iebHn.
GIN" @to6horts moten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-08
Gifenb abn Seittabelle.
DeIebart. sa6ahaHHa nab Beasrn Hakn.
a. k... 0..E xoac

9H araft ben q. Suut 1906
GzsItA-8trISet SerantSn fir R,p ssrI
an 2.05, $3.50. sos, 800, 1920, Born. &,
f2. 20, 3.25 uab $40 Ra&mittaae. Nar
RES Sort uub philadelphia, nm 500 Born, :.
f2.lO aHS 3.35 Ra&mittaas. mir
Tsbybauna, $40 Rd&mittaas.
RarsIi& SIR Buffalo um is, 6.25u. 600
Ret; i.55, $40 unb ff.f0 Rddtmfttaas. Mir
Htuskamtsn, gImird uHb 3ptftenifattpn.u nm
1910 1r. uHt los Ra&m. sar Osp,ao
Syratuft uue Utica, un IFS uub 6,25 RsP.
i.55 Ra&mtttass. Osrsap. @vrdruft mi
iitisa qua I'm 6.25 RSr. Iduft t6sIid5' eusa,.
usmmtn Scuniass. SIR RSntrSI, nm, q IN
@pr.t los RRb $40 Ra&m. RtdbpITpu be.
eSmpsatton, uua 400 Ra&mtitaas. gtua.
ia uaptsa aeseui sbdtipu. um 6.f5 RaHmtttaes
0leemsburg 9ibifIon-BnI66f Snanipr
iAr asritunibszlaub um 8.35. 1920 Rsr.
1 .b5 anb $40 Ra&m. 8ar plsmputb nm {. .O5
Raemtttass.
Sonutaas'8dae.
easII&-SHr Rsp gsrt um 2.O5, 800
SOS HHb 1920 Rurssus; 3.35 unb 3.4C
Ramm.
RsrhIiG - 8Hr guFaIp I'm lis, uni
6.25 @sr., f.55, $40 une ff.fO Eadbm
Bfir 8iaebamtou unb 3piI&sufdttuusn, s.O(
unk 1910 Bermtttaas.
0Issmstnrs SibifIsn-B -Bul6at eaautS,
N 1920 RSr. uut GAO Ra&mfttdss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-08
isaA Rum @eiHbua.
Def elanbe, has ssS asHst stS sHies EstisisS,
tTiHGt kst tid bitsHai ale. bstatist.

Der @Iaitbe, BOB elm aometenidbr
oud elm gntesBeiniabr tperoe, i6etnt
lid nah ben bisberigen @uSfihten
bieies Sobres nidt au beipnbrbeiten.
Ser fortoauerrSe Resen unb ole I'M
seipSbnIi9e Seu6tigfeit baben Stpei.
jeIIos einen Stri6 6urd bic @e6.
nitng genrodt. 3ro6ene un6 beige
Sabre brohten iumer pteI uno siiten
@ein, tpos an Der San6 Der Gbronif
Beitatigune finbet, pdbrenb ebenio
ii6er na@s1ttpetien lit, bab RaHe un6
Geiiftigfeit eerinee unb maeers
5dbrgdnee Iieferten. Dos beriibm-
teite @eiriabr Der Sf5mer snGr bas
Sabr 121 3. Gbr. DonloIs iuufs Der
oteIbefuneene .0pin1iuntide mein" /,
benannt na9 Dem aoniul 8. Opi.
riiis Nepos. Gs berridte IN ienem
Sabre ein foeenanntes .3odpuetter"
(ea ensIi tentperies fiiIiit. guam eoe.
turum boeant, iolts opere -, etn
ausbrid, Der nod belite gang uno
gabe 1T. Die tpeitersn Sabre seisen
etn gang nod Sonnenidein un6 Re-
gen it4 riftenbes graebntb. @Gb.
renb bel beiBem, trodenem CONNER
biel un6 gutter Detn tuii9s, tpar Der
Grtras In naiTen, feu4ten Sdbren GO
ring. oft eIei4 geun. Weiit mar Der
Nein iauer. tpeuneIet4 es tpobI ct.
mos Hertrteben erfdetneH usou. psnn
aus benz Spbue 1885 Re{i&tet wirS.
BOZ 6er Dein 5u erfa4 10 fnier se-
ipeien iei.baB er ~bie eiiernenS Sdnaii.
ZEN Der @efGbe, aus beneu er seeoiien
mtr6e, abfnoB". Den i'm naiien
Sahre 1929 seipoGfenen @ein fenn.
,ei&Ret 9telan@thon tH eieenortiger
Betfs: CT 1T 10 berbe uBb foiser, BOB
Der Grtftli4e Ranster eIei4 am eriren
Eaee aif bem anssburser Rethstag
1880 bic RoItf befomHen bot; i'd
tanfe mir fiji mein eiaen @eIb rid.
ttj&en @etn.- Glr Sos naiIe Sabr
1873 bot 6ie Gbronif Hur bic hirse.
abes befbersbe 4ensertaRg ,sraisfaub
loner uno 1oIS pefbf e.: .9s sof
oft bus Sabr Sur& seeoien - Bein
xnseifig unb ianer.- Dem tn nafIen
Sommer 1889 setpo1ienen Irppfen
sab mon bic bieIiasenbe 8ene,tnifns
~SoIjapieIbriib-. Den ebeHfaIIs nab.
taIten Sabrsans 1893 Rannte mon
ben ~prabIer-, neil BITE Erat.ben
betm ausi1iitten praNeItsn. Son.
renihein unb trodenes 8etter bate
lpie ertpdbnt immer eineH beisnbern
aropfen sur SoIee, 10 bie Sabre 742,
9SS, 955. 1000 (srose Stse = iebr
gutter @ein), 1194, 1928 (Su bIiibten
Sie Reben i'm apriI, man fonnte Elm
Gi TN Sapbe He6en, Elm glitter Bein),
1903 iodr be Grodenkeit lnA Site
10 srob, Sub Der Rbeiu fuft anstrod.
nete, tuie bic Gbronif i4retbt. aud
aIe foEgepben betben, roserIofet db-
re aei4neten I'd 6iir& eortrsffIides
Betnertrdsntb aus, iudbrenb nai'e
unb uleberfGpemHiinssiabre i&Iedte,
laure Beine brnAten, 6er,su has DoIf
aI1erlei paiIerbe ~8eindmen" sob.
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nemlich: Anfangend an enem Punkte
an der Strasze die Won den Hampton
Gruben mach Pittston fuehrt, bekannt ais
die Back Road" an der suedoestlichen
Ecke Won Land des George Kehr damn in
suedwestlicher Richtung entlang besag-
tenn Land 14S Fusz zu elmer Alley, damn
Alley SO Fusz zu Land jezt oder frueher
dem John Won Bergen, damn in oestlicher
Richtung entlang besagten Won Bergen's
Land Jas Fusz zu besagter Back Road
und damn noerdlich entlang besagter Road
80 Fusz zum Anfangsplatze; und ist das
Land uebertragen durch Ellen Kehr (frue-
her Thomas) and John Nowicki durch
getragen i'm Deedbuch No. s49. Allies
verbessert. init einem zweistoeckigen dop-
pelten hoelzernen Gebaeude, benutzt ais
lizensirtes Hotel, elmer groszen Scheune
hinten, elmer Sommerkueche und anderen
AusZengebaeuden darauf
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Exekution
genommen auf die Klage der New Schiller
John Nowicki. Schuld So, 500. Unforeseen
vom IS. August 1910, Anwaitgebuehren
und Kosten. Judgment No. 976, Oktober
Termin 1910. Fl. Fa- zum Oktober Ter
min 1910.
STOKES. Anwalt
Ferner:
No. 17-Die Obedfiaeche oder Grund-
rechte Won all jenen gewissen Lots Won
Land, gelegen. legend und seiend in dem
Borough Won Taylor Lackawanna County
und Staat Pennsylvania, begrenzt und be-
sehrieben vie folgt:, Sind Lots No. 42s.
Block No. 25 auf dem Complex No. 1 Won
Land in dem Borough Won Taylor. Be-
sagte Lots messen zusammen 300 Fusz in
Front an River Strasze, dieselbe Breite
hinten, und $50 Fusz in Tiefe. vie bezeich-
net ouf besagtem Complex, welcher Com
plex beabsichtigt ist zur Eintragung durch
die Delaware, Lackawanna und Western
Eisenbahn Companie. Besagte Lots sind
dieselben Lots Won Land kontrahirt Won
der Delaware, Lackawanna und Western
Eisenbahn Companie an Patrick Mulhertn,
durch Vereinbarung datirt den l. Tag i'm
April A. d. 1895. und durch besagten Pat
rick Mulherin uebertragen an die Taylor
Silk Manufacturing Company durch Ueber-
tragung datirt den II. Tag i'm Oktober A
D. 1898, und damn uebertragen an die
Taylor silk Manufacturing Company durch
die Delaware, Lackawanna und Western
Eisenbahn Companie durch Deed datirt
den 20. Oktober A. d. 1898, eingetragen in
der Office fuer Elntragung Won Deeds usw.
in Lackawanna County i'm Deedbuch Band
-, Settle - Besagte Lots enthalt-
en- zusammen 5000 ouadratfusz und sind
und sind auch unterworfen denselben
Ausnahmen und Reservationen, die in dem
besagten Deed enthalten sind. Allies ver-
Dessert nit zwei Holzgebaeuden und der
DARN und anderen Verbesser-
ungen. das Werk der Taylor silk Manufac-
turing Company ausmachend.
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Exekution
auf die K1age der Scranton
Savings Bank gegen The Taylor silk Man
teressen vom rs. Mai, 1910. Anwaitgebueh-
rem und Kosten. Judgment Mol 420. Juni
Termin, 1910. Fl. Fa- yum Oktober Ter
PRICE & PRICE, Anwaelte.
an sas stnaHu.s gissHtbHm ptrs Hur ssssH
8dar,abluHe perFauft.
3. 8. Goaaor, 5deriT.
S&aiHsamt SrdAtoH. pa. DsHnrRas, stH
I. Sspitmbrr 1910.
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No. 10-All die Oberfaeche oder das
Grundrecht jener gewissen Lot, Strecke
oder Parzelle Land, gelegen in der Vier-
zehnten Ward der Stadt Scranton, Lacka-
wanna County and Staat Pennsylvania,
begrenzt und beschrieben vie folgt, nem-
Itch. Anfangend an einem Punkte an der
suedoestlichen Settle Won Chestnut Strasze
an der Theilungslinie zwischen Lots No.
Iio und III i'm Block No. 1 auf dem VIII
liam Swetland Striche, damn entlang be-
sagter LIME suedlich 81 Grade. oestich
en- Ende Won Lot No. ia, damn entlang
besagter Lot suedllch 20 Grade, westlich
as Fsz eur Lot 112. damn entlang be-
west Itch 1870 FUSE, mehr oder weniger, eur
Chestnut Strasze. damn entlang Chestnut
Strasze noerdlIch 20 Grade. oestlich IS
Fusz yum Anfangsplatze: lst 4S FUSE In
Front und hinten und $50 Fusz In Tiefe'
| Ist Lot No. Ill i'm Block No. auf dem
Plane der William Swetland Hinteriassen-
schaft. eingetrageu n Eackawauna Coun-
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wELLEs & ToRREY.
AnUa alta

No e-An jene gewisse Parzelle Land
gelegen In der Stadt Scranton. Lackawan-
ma County und Staat Pennsylvania, be-
die Oberfia eche oder das Grundrecht auf
iene Lot. Strecke oder Parzelle land. ge-
iegen In der Neuuzehnten Ward der stsdt
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I
Grundrecht all tener gewissen Lot lana i1o
gelegen in der Stadt Scranton, war true
lher Elm Theil des Townships Lacka,
wanna, Lackawanna County una Staa'
Pennsylvania, verzeichnet und beschrle.
| No 1. vie verzeichnet und ausgelegt , aul
einem plane oder Karte betitelt Iht
Round Woods Park" welch oesastel
plan oder Karte eingetragen ist IN oeH
Amt CUR Eintragung Won Deeos Ra-tan. IN eI.
hucb seite s2 Besagte Lot ist 4S 4 y
Fusz in Front an Sued Main Avenue, w
Iyerzeichnet auf her besagten karte
| i2s 1900 FUSE an Dartmouth Stras1t
und 1877 es-100 Fusz an der LIME won aine, ~
| Ailev II Fusz brett und bekannt ais WoI'
Court zusammen NIT den Zubehoeren
Kohlen und Mineralien reservirt: Isl Gas
selbe Land uebertragen durch ole backa
wanna Land Compan an Sohn ,aoa Su1ST ainge
tra9en in dem vorbesagten Amt i'm Deed
Ibuch No. 202 Seite b02. Allies veroes
sert mit einem Zweistoeckigen hoelzer
non Wohnhause wovon elm Theii des er
stem stockwerkes ais eine Cigarrentaorii
MI Reschiag belegt und in ExelSutioI
eenommen auf die Klage Von frederlcl
SchAlz. tr., gegen John Burschel- Schult
ss. 900 Der Scherin soil s2,51z kollektiren
{ init Unforeseen vom 26. MAJ dsiU: nt Ah"S.e NJ
924. Juni Termin 1910. Alias FL Fa- zun
0A WELLEs & ToREY, Anwaeite-
AM FerneT: s,s poeb,: r,,s, und In
lteressen des Verklagten In und auf al
ljene gewisse Lot oder Parzeue Lana, sc
kieRen in dem Borough Won OLD rorBe
tIackawanna County und Seaat Pennsyl
'vania, begrenzt und beschriebsn vie foag'
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8as III eiH aatSmobl2

Cine b0dft oeririinftige entl6s''
6una bat Gihter 8resp Don Bblla'
oeIpbia in elmer ange abgeseben, be
Dor tim perbanoeIt poroen mar uno
h, Der es ii6 mn gntidGSisuns fur
gerIeAtneen bartoelte, sis ein I'M
uriirrbiaer automoHItabrer etnen'
HirbaGnser 5usefiist bate. #dteT
8reap entibieo, bob ein, autOmo6iI
eioentlTh uidts orberes als cine 20
fontotipe Iei, Die bic seipobnlider
Nqhrtpeae beniise. 90 ia Saber
8fIidt, nur iolbe Tabrsr tiir i. an
s,iSteILer, Die p0llis befabigt ieIen'
GntSer, gearren uro Grunterrboloe
batten ebenio wetig Sas Reat, s'I'
Nutomobn oIs Gbaliffeir ~ beoIe'
reu. tpie man ibneH Sie Seituns el'
ner eiienbabaIOtSmStibe AMBER
trauen wiirSs.
Ber ben Rometen iest ni&t Fgr,
mug 70 Sabre lang mi Die @teSer'
tebr tpnrten.
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sadaipaHHa & Bbomins gaIIsb.
(9aureI Qtuie,)
9pH&tfi Srrdnfpfi nitb gbilfts. Barre

9pf&tn Sudntpn uuS @tlfts.S
9kgs strIaatn Scranton nm 1 M, 200, 3. 90
400, 500 uuh 800 Rurasns. Nm s 40 T1cr.
seus an Be6tntassn unh alIt udGfpIesubt
Ipantis WtuuttH, uHb nm ZOO RpratHs an
SeHaiassH HHb ant nd&tcIatnbt ipdniia Rt.
nuttn W aHe tuhuHSs 1900 RdntS, ID @H.
Fts.Saryt al Rinnitn itdttr dnfSnmsub.
eTtwttass, MIR Ia Ytttstpn anbdIitnb, Str-
aAsa Srdufen aas Stuubt tdaIf&, aasds.
nsmieu Seuniaas unb 6tttrtaatn. Bon 7.ta
Weraeas be 1.i9 Assubs. une tTthtn IN @fl.
Pes.0arf 80 Rfuuttu ibdtrr ttH.
OelswtS Dfeua ,ptfG.a Srdnieu. sids aua
TaYf, eana Tkyf, psitrsbuya uat Dunmore.
Stses BabypIan fiT atod d6Stf5r6rnbe ahas.
Esst 10 9vast an 8. SnItt9O7.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-08
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-08
FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


NEW MEXICO LAND.
FOR SALE-IRRIGATED LANDS in the
Pecos Valley of New Mexico and Texas;
fine stock, right along the santa Fe rail-
road from one to three miles from Low
drive from Carlsbad, a beautiful and pros
porous CITY of 5000 people. The lands are
a rich alluvial soil, being peTrecuy Leyel,
producing to tons of alfalfa per acre
each year When planted in orchards or
small fruits will produce SSSD 70 3 Soy per
bad irrigation system, built and controlled
by the u. S. government at a cost or &c.,
O6o irrigating 5000 acres, when our gov
ernment concluded to build this system it
required all land owners to reduce their
holdings to 100 acre or less, penevlng the
These lands we now offer are the surplus
of these owners. Selling is not specula-
tive proposition or a matter of choice with
them. They are compelled to sell ac-
cording to agreement with our Uncle sam
There are in lots of 40 or so acres and the
The Zimmerman unimproved lands in the
Pecos valley IS miles from railroad are
selling for $50 per acre. Unimproved lands
owned by the Fort Stockton Land & irri-
CATION CO. are selling for $50 per acre.
show you and sell identically the same
kind of land for less money near rail-
roads and busy towns. near ne1gn ,1d,s,
the u S. government irrigation system,
which insures an abundance of water for
irrigation at all times where you can raise
5 to tons of alfalfa per acre each year.
now selling for SIS per ton? Where you
can plant orchard or vineyard and IN a
few years the land will be worth $1,000 per
acre Where you can pillow any day in
the year. where the sun shines every day,
making it the healthiest climate on earth
These lands are actually worth IS per
acre now and will be worth and sell for
800 per acre within two years, the gov
eminent has a say and has put the price
very low. Cheap excursion rates on the
first and third Tuesdays of each month.
garding rates. etc Arrange to go with me
on January 4th or 18th and 1 will show
you the finest lands under the best irri-
cation system in the U. S. for less money
than any other lands in this famous val
ley. If not 1 will pay all expenses.
Write. phone or call. Address j: w:
Ferguson agent for the Farmers Land
League, Route No. l, Topeka, Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-08
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
NoN-REsIDENTs HOLDINGS.

ALL FOR SALE, as follows: Shawnee
ave, rm: house. 11s E., frt. lots, gas
nght and heat water; has not lost s. S
rem IN 10 years. Price $500. lots at
1873 Fillmore ST., $425, lots, 123 to 10
watson ave-, Arlington Heights; want
DID. 4 lots q to 81 Wisconsin ave, Best S
sub, south of Highland Park Want bid
from white or colored
SOME OF OUR REGULAR BARGAINS:
rms, nearly new, piece bath, pantry,
gas light and heat, and rIn- for another
mouse, So blocks National hotel, 81 100.
NUO Fillmore choice location, rms
Dath. gas, electric, III lots. about $1,000.
Ground worth half of it. Nonresident .
SNAPS: Garfield ave, north of Elm
rm modern house. 81, 500
church -
5000: INVESTMENT, S or bldgs. on
corner, lots, rent for $57.
SOD, $I5O: Good rms, 21s E. front lots.
DIRT: Fine s acres blks H. p. car
$ySo; 80 lots 21st and Hancock, at
30 per: 46 acre farm miles N.
w. $3.50; so acre farm north of
Reform School, about $500; SO
acres bottom farm, alfalfa, land
no overflow, II miles of Topeka,
raised $50 corn past year, price
1910; so, no bldgs., southeast,
$500; 40 farm this side of Rich
3I2 acre farm miles of Kiro, So;
80 Rocks county at $25; 100 lmpd.,
Irego county, 1000; $50 impd.,
Summer county. Take Topeka.
see US for houses, lots, tracts, farms,
rentals. insurance loans
w. NJ. FORBES & co.
107 w. 7th st. Both Phones