davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1910-02-09

4 Baltimore school teacher had en-
countered such a degree OF ignorance
on the part OF one OF her boys, in re
lation 10 the recorded acts OF the
father OF his country, that she grew
sarcastic.
Il wonder" she began, IF you could
tell me whether George Washington
was a sailor or a soldier"
The boy grinned. He was a sol
der. all right he said.
How do you know the teacher
challenged.
Because / saw a picture Of him
crossing the Delaware. Any sailor
would know enough to stand up in the
boat
Dining as honored guest with the
governors was Private John Allen OF
Mississippi. whose very whimsical
way OF saying things makes people
smile. He himself told what hap
pened when he was once called on to
speak:
Il got UP and said" explained Pri-
vate Allen. that came with the I'M
The Detroit times., 1910-02-09

OF garbage It was-you could tell what
they had for every meal for week.
They set swell table, came near
saying swill-and the garbage can
gets a 40 per cent rake-off. II would
nave made level-headed German
housewife scream "Ach!" In high G
10 witness the evidences OF the Stuf-
fan Feedup criminal ignorance.
That's what most Of Il is-criminal
ignorance. The Snffan Feedups don't
know how TO buy what they need and
don't know how 20 cook what they buy
and don't know how TO eat what they
cock.
But even so. there must be 10;
more than this behind the high cost
OF living. There was just as many
Suuffan Feedups before things were
SO expensive.
(Continued)
The Detroit times., 1910-02-09

III.
Just today I found out how one
half the world lives while the other
hall doesn't live at all Where some
people buck the food famine by re-
ducing themselves TO "a crust OF dry
bread and some pulse that
is-like the frugal child in the Thru
Reader. others see how much grub
they can waste.
There was a hurry call over the
telephone for a can OF mushrooms for
Mrs. Stuffan Feedup. and Mr. Ribroast
had me skate over there with II, for
~ there's anything Mrs. Suffan Feed
up hates It is delay in her vittles
left Il in the kitchen and as I passe
out got fash at the contents OF the
stuffan Feedup garbage can, the lid
being of. This Is the kind OF a car
The Detroit times., 1910-02-09
TRANSMITTING A BILL OF FARE

himself
Of the bill OF
In French After
hit he called 10 o
well. sir said the waiter
with this dih? said the pointing
a line "Sorbe Kirsch.'
dish said polite walter 80
The Detroit times., 1910-02-09

Admiral Moore tells good story OF
a peppery old seaman in the British
navy During some tactical operations
one II the ships of the squadron had
made some bad blunders. and at
length the admiral completely lost his
temper. He stormed about his guar
terdeck and informed his hearers OF
his opinion Of the officer in command
OF the erring ship. When he paused
for want of breath he turned 10 the
signaler and said 10 him, and you can
tell him that, sir"
The man scratched his head medt
tatively. Il beg pardon. sir he ven
tured. but / don't think We have
quite enough flags for your message.
Arthur Smith" said the teacher,
impa:iently. what is II you are fidget
ing with ,"
The Detroit times., 1910-02-09
Had Andrews Family
Paper MiScarried, He
Would Be In 81, 900
u Introduced Him To a Crook.
Which Was All the Crook
Needed, and Why the
Crook Paid For Space
In II.

| | he will be
IN" though be necessary that ne
Andrew able to save enough out
his wages buy a home.
OF savings has undoubtedly been growing '
alOwy-sO slowly probably discourage Andrew
that when was represented 70 m
from reliable that he could t0n SI INV
$4,000 in 80 days he quick to get interested
The man who was to present of $4,000 told him nc
had friend who worked as an operator Union and that
was easy for him to take hot tips of the wires and IN ha'
way handbOOks
Andrew gave the idea a and first pop he won So
He would have to put hours in the stove works Tor that
much money.
He again
This time he lost 5000 and his bank account was gone
The suggested that he mortgage his home
His wife thought he'd better do it.
Andrew did borrowing $1,000
He bet the 81 goo and lost that.
then he woke up.
Perhaps you are wondering mixed up
In skin game like this
does strange but the fact that the man who
made the aug representation Andrew had met until he came
the Kres his plan.
perfect stranger to Andrew, although Andrew INVITED
the to his home
Which doesn't mean however that lacking intel
lgence
He probably doesn't and betting
them-at much his sad experience
Working day enough night to bed and rest
didn't get city would fellows who
the beat the bOOkes and that sort of
thing.
Living in owned having few
bank least possibility of his falling into
cheap confidence unless they
to
long would possessed of the amount Of intel
gen required foreman for big manufacturing listen to
proposition stranger could 81 900 $4,000
80 daysG"
different though would the smooth gent
introduced o by The Detroit Free Press
just find himself the sharks
and how the shark managed Andrews good
The ran a Sunday,
which he
IF YOU KAYE $1,000 WE WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO MAKE
$4,000 IN 80 DAYS YOU HANDLE THE MONEY AND TAKE NO
CHANCES"
o a he
ad pained legitimate proposition
There it among legitimate
prOpOstiOns).
the
thankful Press able paint rosy pic
of easy money dwOrkng abOng
drew against his better judgment
these fellows chance to get at wOkngmsn don't
get town. their circle generally up
for a rainy day
glib tongues ways they generally
do the
Were they stop any propo
SihOn that Andrew Kre listened they wouldn't pick up
year.
Were they the door, without
vouched for they would probably have closed IN their
The only fellows getting to their victims is
through newspapers that for the money regardless
Newspapers that do mortgage their
homes and get swinded o them
Such newspapers plead that they responsible
vsng they for their liners publicity they give crooked
investment schemes and the THEY ARE
At any rate it safe that Andrew many times
since expressed the vain wish boy brought him the Free
Press containing the crooks liner had forgotten day to deliver
The Detroit times., 1910-02-09

Outstanding that | was not to speak
during this trip. Then someone cried
from the other end OF the room, Yes.
and | came with the same understand
ing"
The Detroit times., 1910-02-09

Andrew Kreiss is a wOrkingman
and lives at No. 6Ss Bellevue-ave.
He is a stove works foreman and
while he draws good wages, the cost
of living is very high just now.
Andrew doesn't want to work all
the days of life, and realizes the
possibility, too. of a day coming
when he will be UNABLE to work.
though it be necessary that he
should.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-03-11
THE GREEN FLAME.
A Story Of What Happened In
Death Valley.
BY curHsERT BAKER.
Copyright. 1910. by American Press Asso-
citation

copyright. 1910. by American Press Asso-
ciation.l
Father, tell us n story about some
thing that occurred when you lived
out IN the far west"
"a true story about something that
really happened"
Eyes: real true story shouted
several children ut once.
Very well. I'll tell you what hap
pened 10 Aaron Winters and his wife.
Rosie. IN the Death valley region"
Death valley. That must have been
an awful place."
That's why they called It Death
valley. II was so hot that people
couldn't live there. Aaron and Rosie
didn't live In the valley. but In a gulch
called Ash meadows, not far from the
mouth OF the valley. But even ut Ash
meadows II was dcsolate and lonely.
The couple lived IN little hut on the
side of mountain. The country was
wild and rugged. so wild and rugged
that no one else would live there.
Their cabin was hundred miles from
the nearest neighbor Aaron Winters
was hunter, and that's why he lived
away from other people. Hunters
must live where there is game. and
when settlers come in the game moves
away.
Aaron often considered the feasibil;
ity of taking his wife TO Il more cheer
full region. but lie knew no trade but
that of hunter. And how could he
make living except when there was
game? Besides, having always dwelt
away from men. how would he get on
with them? If he had means to make
him independent that would he an
other matter He had nothing but his
cabin and the game he killed. He
longed for funds to enable him Il
make the change
But how could he ever hope to gath
or funds In country where no mar
would come to settle? True, he could
have all the land he cared to take pos
session OF. but II wasn't worth any
thing. have often thought that thi:
might have been another cause TO keel
him there. Perhaps he thought tina
some day settlers would come In and
he could sell his mountain side fol
enough money to enable him to ge
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-03-11

Dr resemblance wltnour the substances
being ut all alike. What folly to ex-
pect that they were the same!
Then Aaron scratched match and
held Il TO the combination. 1t blazed
up In bright flame.
--..'ft .,avns freen, R-tser no shouted
We're rich
so they We're for people who had
been so poor They sold their proper.
~ for S2OO00.
But they were not city people and
would not enjoy city life. Therefore
he fortune they acquired was all they
rccded to make them comfortable and
happy. They bought a ranch in Nova
tia where they enjoyed a country life
and had all the neighbors they wished
for.
That's the story, my dears. ~ !
heard It, and | think It's about az Il
happened The west Is full Of such
wonderful cases Of people without
money, even in rags. lighting upon
something OF great value to make
them rich. IT was not riches that
Aaron Winters and his wife required
TO make them happy. but sufficient
means to enable them TO leave the
Death valley region"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-03-11

away. But If that was what he was
waiting for he was doomed to disap-
pointment.
"One day a desert tramp came along
and asked for shelter overnight He
was the FIRST human being that either
Aaron or Rosie had seen in many a
long day. and you may be assured the
couple made him welcome A desert
tramp IS not likely TO be "a very intel
lectual or Well bred fellow, and this
one certainly was not He was burned
almost black 10y the sun, and his
clothes were dirty ard ragged. But hc
could talk TO them, and that's more
than their cats or their dogs could lo.
And just think how the sound of an
other voice than their own must have
delIghted them.
Rosie got mp a good supper Tor the
tramp, which he ate as though he bad
passed through Death valley, where
there was neither flesh nor vegetable
that a man could live on. After supper,
while Rosie was clearing the table and
washing the dishes. Aaron gave the
tramp q pipe ana some tobacco, ana
the two sat down for "A smoke and q
chat. Aaron didn't care what his
guest talked about so long as he talk
ed. and Rosie at her work enjoyed the
sound Of a voice, rough and uncouth
though il was, as well as her husband.
"The tramp had visited many regions
and naturally talked about them. He
had been at Salt lake aud told them
that the water was so dense that per-
sons bathing in 1t would float on its
surface like a boat on water He had
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-03-11
Notice to Water Users.

State Engineers Office, Salt Lake City,
February Q, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the New Castle
Reclamation Company, by ~ Secretary, y. 7.
Porter whose post-olhce address Is Salt Lake
city. Utah, has made application IN accordance
with the requirements of the Compiled Laws Of
Utah, 1907, as amended by the Session Laws OF
Utah, 1909, TO appropriate ten 10, cubic feet
per second OF water from Pine Valley Creek,
Washington, County Utah. Said water win be
diverted IT a point which bears south ~ de-
grees minutes east 1850 fest distant from the
south quarter corner OF Section IL, township 80
south, Range IS west, Salt Lake base aud mer.
idiau: also Al point on the Middle Fork Of
Pine Valley Creek which bears south o. degrees
81 minutes east l6623 feet distant from the
south, Range "A West salt Iike base aud mcr-
r. ian, from which points II viii be conveyed by
means Of a canal for distance Of 1900 feet,
aud there used from September Of each year
% Jolly inclusive. 81 the year following, 10 ir-
rlNate 1850 acres OF land embraced iu sections
200 Do, inclusive, us o. D. Intrusive, Townhip
i' south Range To west; = CtI1Us ~ and 90,
Township so suuth, RANGE Of VESTS Scrtiou- 90,
q. +H. .. ~, a3, 80 and CT. 'il "u-hfU s. south.
Rauga iawcft Salt Lake base and meridian.
l1 "doIuo 90 the pututtF of water above
nHmrl, applicant intends On. appropriate three
.H'u~'ue 1850 acr--,ect ot water, which wul
Nr stored whenever available duriup the period
from january 20 Dccrmber %, inclusive OF
each year 300 reservoir 80 hruCcl Zoo Section
.,Iowuship s. NoGth, Range l5 west; Section
IN township 81 south, Range "a Wc-t and Sec
ton i township - south, Range lo west salt
Lake base aud meridian, The water SO stored
VIII be released when needed during the period
from June ] 90 September l. Inclusive, Of each
year, az pOiut which bears south AZ degree
minutes west, 1888 fegf distant from the
southeast corner Of Section 81, Township 3s
south, Range l4 west. salt Lake base aud mer-
idiau, aud conveyed BY me3us Of tunnel for
distance AZ 800 feet to the head uf Pinto Can
yon. where II Will be allowed To- flow down the
natural channel Of said canyon for q distance
~ about seventeen miles tbe head Of the New
Castle Reclamation Company canal, situated
AZ point 1910 feet west and $50 feet south of
southeast corner Of section 49, Township 80
south. Range IS west, from where II viii be
conveyed for a distance Of about 52,s0J feet and
there uscd Ia the manner aud for the purpose
above described. Tells application Is desiguat-
ed Ia tile State Engineers Office asNO. 2675.
All protests against the granting Of said APP
plicatiOn, stating the reasons therefor, must be
made by aihdayit Ia duplicate and filed in this
oihce within thirty 30 days after the compile
ton OF the publication Of THIS notice
CALEB TANNER,
State Engineer.
Date OF first publication Feb. 49, 1910; date
OF com pie ton Il utlitan,n Mtr Fl. lSlc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

raf sale aogen iats fd.n each. 'front.'.
ms on CniFin 90. UsufNatuwu. High and
sinhttV. fine sioN feuf blocks east o.
.car tfaek Price stee and up easy
terms Main s1ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
clTY REAL EsrArE-cont'd.l

n.sss 4 ~ s'ls.Ss y. - so1s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

ti 500 brand now, thoroughly
NrHrfn and very artistic, both ins
sldo nnd ent rbh COMMUNICATION IL
Az Tue inivriut W not nnlY rNrep.
iNNallN handsome bat - most CON
tehinnilY ARRANGED and Wall finished
Largo front NefHnda nsFunda width
81 thN house reception haiti. lArsr
Twins fnnfn. aininN rUufn. with beam
80 ceilings. paneied wallis finished tn
leathcrette. which % elegant ln %.
tert Waits tinted in harmonious
selufsi israp brirk Fireplace buffet
hiieNen two large sleeping tnnmH
and bath Fuii cement basement.
amt the los iH s0Ntta Thia ran be
eoid on VERY small payment down
halaner sihe rent N YaH aro lock-
inf Tor a completely fHudafn little
Auinr with attractive surroundings
tAle q a. paN az 1910 IS. tath IT,
sunday, .aua look N over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
WGsT SEATTLE REAL EsvATE.
WEST
SEA t TILE
BUMG AL 0WS,
ETC.

THE HOME or DR " A. LEE
LOCATED MAR CAR AND
SCHOOL on a HEkuTIFUL VIEW
LOT. Is OFFERED AT A REAL
uARGAIN PRICE. AND or VERY
REAsoSAHI.E TERMS
No LOCATED IN SAME DIS
TRtCT.- ONLY ONE BLOCK FROM
CAR. Is TitE MAGNIFICENT HOME
or n -. MccuNAugfihY WHICH is
OFFERED At LEAST 81 900 ne
LOW IT'S REAL VALUE
40 3 ~ WEST SEATTLE
BLUFF. go FAMOUS FOR THE
EXCEPTIONAL VIEW OF THE
SOUND. CITY AND MOUNTAINS
A Five Room BUNGALOW. AT A
GREATLY REDUCED PRICE
ANY or THE ABOVE WILL
MAKE SUITABLE HOMES, AND
CAN nE HANDLED ny THE MAN
or MODERATE SALARY WHO
WANTS COMFORT AND GOOD
THE PATRONS or THIS OFFICE
CHANCE TO Buy LOTS IN ny
riON AT THE PRESENT Low
PRICES AND EASY TERMS VIZ.
l0-FooT LOTS siIB AND UP, $50
CASH AND S. a MONTH THESE
ARB ZOE PER CENT PROFIT PAY
Eits. MD PRICES Will nE MA
TENIAf.LH ADVANCED ny MAY
THE fST PICTURES AND FULL
DETAILS AT THIS OFFICE ANY
WEST SIDE or SEATTLE nROK
Err WILL SHOW THESE PROP.
EErIES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

ThiftF uinufss@ FaaHiisfor rsf 20
uatsea1d Station, ane block from prop
effr See NJ Mafsefsan a. oatsNaod.
o. uElls o. phone Is
UNION Trust Co ownera
fSTan Fmtffa nida
lad faaa AnIn 1ttf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

- 49, ~ ~ fsr~e~r@N~H~~s
81 SOC 90 Naw. modern rive. raam
house on ear tino. near
three other car iines 10
minutes 90 Second aV. ard
Madison cash ts9e 90. bal
aneH monthly.
$4,000 Lets stfh aN " ~. fine
level lots, no mtumpN or
etnnnN fine garden land
gA#h fi9.e0 and o. monthly
tAs'eV--f tns level lots TO minGfss'
Whik from ear iiua IS mins
ute# eat center Tacoma. 10
par cent cash. 800 month
~ fuy a block 81 or ls.
no better Investment for .
l4ftle money
KINGSTON HOME TRACTS
4. and fe-aere tracts. one mile
from kinHafan. one 81 the
beauty spots on tbs sound
only fz miles from Seattle.
ftns garden land $500 caah
and $3.50 nsonshsy
and s-acFe tracts = n4iieA south
~ soldiers AiWfna Port tfv
rhAra. opposite navy ward
viii make fire cnuntre
Rome. land isNei. fine Tor
ffutt and poultry Terms
see cash and fieo month .
81 PER acre.
Ef.I.NW oRIH REALTY Co.
ft3% New YORK. Hiaek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

ThFee ieis one ssfnam house. ore
raam house nahlsr ktAfi1n. o. Gee
81 Gee cash Naiancs terms Ihis IL your
10 make : eQod buy
q , q PRIOR.
lad aaGH AL Nam York HidF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
RAlNlE2 HEIGHTS

Ten nsinufss from Pioneer Square Lef
overlooking Rainier Valley. on iuaerseil
and 4ath az a., two blocks from
car una. street. eradrd. at assessments
paid tssg. Tho ipt naxt 90 this u held
81 fL2gg
p DIXON a co,
Main co. 1ta Marion Sc Ind. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
WHEkE HEALTH.- WEALrn An


NEW t.Hoon COTTAGE. Full.
nAEEaENTl DounLE cONsrHuc-
TtoSi aTNiCrLr AopERN. PINE
NIEw MUST ms SOLD
NNw T.noOM aouRR. HARDWOOD
Ff.oohnl Ftft.L BASEMENT. FtR.
MACE. LAUNDRY TRAYS PINE VIEW
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT. MUST HE
SOLD
eEonoE MOORE INV CO.
tts rEoFLEs aAvtSGa BANK
MATS ssef IND 1851.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

Two heautifui lots cement sidewalks
street Graded lots nice and lrFai tu8
hinFss from car Nnes wafer. electric
iishta etc siFe ~ lots sasittg tt.agf
miu take them shnfh.
Nau rannat fina smother buy ike this
~ almost deatle the mansF
r. r. DIXON a CO.
Main te ia Marion -. Ina 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23
MooREs UNIVERSITY PARK

The place 10 hn, Tor home or 20
held az an Investment all street tms
rfuNrWrNts IN and paid including
naNinH best cav service "a the city
tnvet beautiful view property and
enc q The best rcsidenee Districts
la tnr city Much 20 this property
q not far sale at any price we have
sant anehls corners Tor I'll SEQ and
siusif Inside lots fuf ff SOC each
THESE ueuafa are Het ansious az sell
both CORNERS ana Inside lots owned
~ people who cannot sfferH o. csfff
them ana are fafrrd 20 Heti they
hAFe rut the ufNpgrtY HnNa a. the
lserst raHslhle figures. AVID macy "
thew as iesina money 81 the prices
qustsd We lauets yeu q few special
hafasiHsi
$3.50 each feF two aaielnins lots
GA itth az i4siQs sseh Terms
titea rlne iuslae los Oh tsth
seufh at atnd It,. fef very tear
sanatie terms
tssee cash or aoabie corner On
teih y q sasieA
: tt.isa cash far daubia earasr on
she boulevard eetiet
. o. 800 each taf tee aauar vlse lots
: nNfih ~ tsihs taSias tsrh N.0ee
: cash each viii hAadie these.
: Vast side tsta n D.. south % sosh.
fQsles, ftste.
: st.fsea-Aaefhor ons on tsth tax-
: tt4 fiue view
; Double seshsr on isth n " sos
: tet t5se8. isrms
. - peabls eerasr sa iah y X
: e4sfot fsfms
/. itsss-ieslds vise tots. issh y. y.
. terttN
. CnmtNNr NiMrNoN,
. fe9.sst American uaaN HIS
. Main 1854 fna Ass.
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GREAT BIG BARGAIN IN a
HOME
NEWCOMERS

my YOUR home az Seattle Heights.
The neH toss fuat half Hey % Ever
aff only few minutes ride into oitvi
lots II building F0lns on WHro
selling - the best people ln Seattle.
Take FhinHet aF. car 70 stth o.,
change e. Seattle Everett cdr oct
or NJ Nsattia ifsights
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ACRE TRACTS
TIL CE SEATTLE

.sak - toaie u fhe seattle Essrsft
...FsstAn We hats trarts AZ vafieus
ss.AIaa aiane ths AaA ard shs Hrtees
mszs ffssN
fs13 20 t&8e
,exa.ae 70 shsiv laittY 90 ths city
inea Asd 10 fhr tnfsFaftan Acreage
( =, nefth AZ tas eiks ls srienfita
sssss saat ~ maaf Fsasens fhe ritT
<saaiax raoltis IN that dlfsetleh =
: - m1HE RAPIDLY than ln aar
80 tzreetiae ani thts = thF atfHrxeks
em1s sssasa ~ a. - fsaEc Log fsatff
hsa - AAfstah he iaiRraf Nan = sa
i rax# I fest .esNsa rss9d in every Naf+
laH.ae asa sfAr&s amA hi4hwArs ar b.
x ssaa faeied esarkFN nnnsF are
atH4ess - "a esers alss Fha aaFflaf
= zsass - ttis fspltiF tffti1FlH4 -
~ ~ Erratff eil - f14f swift
e. Gfe tracts arr atthta TIE rrara ef
4ns easfanr faf - are ssiiinE fassa
4 sas eaag trsfns ~ PEE reht eaeh
~ sa ~ m4Nth iaas a. intp#fiasf
81 nae~ yaa best ~ Az a. a. thNlf
ms fesas ser ant sestH thrfl ever
! ~ ssaaai taa seafealeatiY. artse Tor
~ ~ efief fIrt
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PARK REALTY co.
Doth Phones tit North Goth
rniNNEY car OPEN SUNDAY,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-23

IMPROVED psoprprv

n. '-'.s.c~seS,e~.e@e tIo~~~
a 49, .fap Eight room house. fauf
assss s3titf i4.H alley. 100 Is
D. tfafing fruM ifefa. corner.
~ ~ fPm oafi ideal location good
afst cash payment balance 10
- Fnane Hefih is
- ~ cheap modern saFen room
~, a'll ) Iiih a.. o. phoas
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NOR TfHl END
PROPERTY
$40 DOWN AND $40 PER MONTH

lot fRxifr. it.FT ALLEY
splendid vtsp "a Nnnmd ard niauus
fasns unir - ntinates ffaN fiamstf
s4lafe
s-foarn utsdsqa cottage o. zee. s1et
east, balance ttsta pss meath
e@rron naftamo one tireh fFnr1 Fhius
esY AZ car Naes ft.tse. sass cash. haa
Anes SIC per maath
t.reeu fnsdsrn hoses. st4tas t8ea
eash. baianes as per nerth
AN EXCELLENT buy.
Faant me4eru he4sH. hair hleea frru
phlnn~F Az ksTaa. tfae eMah Tuia
q spianasd view property Easy nenfhis
ga alsats
EF AfLfanN
Sit Nsftk fsfd fhianeF A.. Car
phsns Nefsh aetA
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Lot io0siis. fine and iayei araded
street Just north ~ park. Z blocks 90
earl only 1850 cHsh