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neobrRnote "SeroIb". 9psningen re.
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ina fun ire al De ontfome MSenne.
fer biotiI er bragt for 3ogen isien,
nemIis 2isene al en- al Sppogra-
ferne, Sranf Goniitt, biemmebsrenoe
/ Berth, Ont, 2nura amesie, Sor.
itauberife / 8inoeriet, og al en- biotiI
life ibentificeret Ian0sperion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-17
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2iebus for at foe eitcr 2isene al
iapneoe SlGtninger eller 8enner. -
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moattc optr9ffe en- aor0on omfring
9pguingeu.
Sra Soipitalerre meloes, at De 25,
Tom fom olporlig tilifaoc uuber Bran.
Den, ole pil fonme iig igien.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21
HOUSE REPAIRING.

GENERAL HOUSE REPAIR CO..
2013 14th st. NV.
Organized especially for all kinds OF ~.
ehanical work connected with
HOUSE BUILDING AND REPAIRS.
We do carpenterng. plumbing, paperins.
painting. roofing. timing. spouting. .gasntting
laying. electrical work: In. fact, every con
ceivable kind Of house repairing:
ONE CONTRACTOR. ONE ORDER. ONE BILL
GENERAL HOUSE REPAIR co,
ANDREW C.. SHANNON. Psest. and Gen. Mgr.
mh17.6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21

FOR SALE
COLONIAL STYLE
HOMES ON
EUCLID STREET.
All sold but one ~.
1917 sample house.
PRICE. 81 $50.
Can make terms to suit.
Nine rooms and two baths, hardwood
finish. both gas and electric lights.
hot-water heat. laundry tubs. good eel.
lar, front and rear stairways. large
yard. The papsring OF these houses is
especially worthy Of mention.
Open for inspection.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDONa
TOT G Ut.
my21 ga. tn, th.3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
rNFERNISHED.

FOR RENT
THOS. J. FISHER & CO. UNC),
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
13S 18th 1t. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21

FOR sALE-ox THE HEIGHTS. WEST OF
10TH ST. New semi-detAched 2-story colonial
brick; 8 large rooms and modern tiled bath
concrete cellar under the entire house: hot
water heat: front and rear porches; room for
stable or garage: southern exposure: beautiful
location; surrounded by many high -class resi-
dences The only house Of its kind for sale
Price to q quick buyer. 5000.
GARDINER 4 DENT. Inc.. S12 14th at. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21
WANTED-FARMS.

BUY GOOD Is TO so ACRE
farm. not over 10 miles from city; reasons bly,
near electric steam cars. Box ITO, Star
once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21

FOR SALE
HOUSES THAT SELL FAST
Sample house.
2S05 North Capitol st.
Open ana heated.
PRICE. $3.50.
$500 cash and $3.50 per month.
Large bright rooms, exquisitely dec
GRATED. All the other houses in the
row are up to the standard OF the
sample house.
Open for inspection.
FRANCIS 4. BLUNDON,
TOT G ut.
my2l-sa, tn, th.3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21

A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME on MORRISON ST.
CHEVY CHASE. D. G.
Home of eleven spacious rooms and bath
hot-water heat; large attic; concrete cellar un
der entire house.
LARGE COVERED SLEEPING PORCH WITH
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE.
House is of the center-hail plan. with open
freplaces. Broad front and rear pOrches.
Less than half hour from downtown. Com
bines every possible city convenience with the
charms and delights of Washington's most
beautiful suburb.
See this home at once.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co. Inc.).
my1e-3t 1873 18th st. u.ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALOON THE HEIGHTS.
An attractive 3-story 12-room and hath
house, within q few doors Of 18th st. Orig
inally sold FOR $12 600. We are now oGerins 1t
at s., $50. Offer wanted.
CARnI<En NEWT tInc \ fAth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21

Exceptionally attractive 2story colonial
brick: 8 very large rooms: modern tiled bath.
porcelain tub. stationary washStand: concrete
cellar; ot-wafer heat: lot p by 100 to an
alley: 2-story back porrhes: large front yard
and back yard. Reduced from $4,000 to $3.50.
Must be sold Sec Us at once.
GARDINER DENT. Inc, S12 14th At. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21

U3VNG w I'm xx1O ANU ~ IVdN,
MONEY TO LOAN
ON
District of Columbia Real Estate
at lowest rates of interest.
ALL TRANSACTIONS CLOSED PROMPTLY.
Thos. J. Fisher & Co.. Inc,
73S TLTTEENTH STREET.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-14
BUILDING AMP LOAN
ASSOCIATION FOR BRYAN.

This article Is written to further ex
plain in part the plan for the organi
cation and operation Of building and
loan association. In order to make II
more fully understood by the general
public.
The purpose Is to promote building
Of homes among the people of moder.
ate income, and In so doing to encour.
age small savings by making small
monthly deposits In perfectly safe
savings institution. and at the same
time furnish a profitable investment
to capital that could not be making
any interest If idle in bank.
The plan of organization, to make
1t a financial and working success,
must be upon the best business prin-
the city should be selected for direc.
tors, of whom there should be nine
There should be building committee
whose duty 1t will be TO pass upon all
plans for buildings; also loan com
mittee whose duty 1t is to pass upon
the loans on buildings, which should
be so secured by the building com
mittee that all money paid out is sure
to bring good value for the loan made.
There should be an insurance com.
mittee to place all insurance and see
I to II that ii Is kept in force as long
as the loan lasts. thus making every
loan safe from loss by fire. In fact.
every safeguard should be thrown
around the funds of the association,
making ii just as safe as any banking
Institution can be. There should be
only one salaried officer. the secre.
tary. The treasurer should keep an
account with each of the banks. and
he should arrange with the banks to
receive the monthly deposits from
each member. and receipt their pass
books, placing the amount to the
credit of the treasurer of the asso-
citation on the books of the bank, fur
nishing the treasurer with a daily
statement Of the deposits upon blanks
furnished for the purpose, so that the
books of the association may be prop.
erly posted by the secretary. and each
individual be credited with the prope.
amount. There should be a limit OF
about $4,000 to the amount that any
one member may own. In this way
the stock can never get into the hands
OF a few for investment purposes
alone. as this would to a more or less
extent hinder its real usefulness as
a means of promoting building among
-he masses. Children may purchase
shares and receive the same benefits
as anyone. Because man owns the
limit of shares. it does not prevent
his wife or children from purchasing |
Ar investor will make little over |
per cent on his investment: in other |
words. he pays out his shares in los |
months. and has paid into the asso-
citation s64.S0 in cash and can draw
out 500. when the series in which he
has been paying is los months old.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-14

The man who builds. and makes a
loan to do so. will have paid exactly
! per cent for his loan when his shares
are los months old. This is where
the real advantage Is over the bank.
The borrower who builds himself a
home pays a small monthly Install
ment (s13.50 per month on $1,000
house) and his rate of interest has
been so small that he has been prac-
tically paying rent, yet he finds him.
self with home free and clear. Thou.
sands Of families in our large cities
own their homes who would never
have saved cent II 1t had not been
Tor the building and loan associations.
II Is perfectly true that some have
failed. but 1t has only been when the
directors departed from the rules as
laid down in the bylaws, and a bank
would fail under the same conditions,
and they do.
One prominent banker said: 1T is
one Of the greatest needs of Bryan,
and ! have had II in mind for some
time. ! shall assist all that can. Get
the best material possible for direc-
tors and manage It on business prin.
ciples. and 1t will be of great value in
furnishing homes for this city"
Another said: This should have
been started year ago, when Colonel
Miner warned the people OF Bryan
that they were going to be called upon
to house a great influx OF new popula-
ton within year."
The plan is meeting with much en-
couragement. and IL you want to be
on the winning side call up one of
the banks or the secretary OF the Com
mercial Club and ask them to send
you the list so that you can sign Il.
There should be capitalization of
about 100000, divided into eight sc.
ries of $4,000 each The first series
should be sold within a week.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-14
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IA, 1910.
WASTED SYMPATHY.

Under the caption, None But the
Brave" etc, the Beaumont Enterprise
says:
Some time ago The Bryan Eagle
editor essayed to point out to the
women of his city the way in which
they should travel in civic affairs, and
as a result was given rebuff that
took one whole side of his paper to
reproduce This would seem to have
been enough to discourage the ordi-
nary man. Not so The Eagle man,
however. for he is again trying to
direct the interests of the women in
the lines in which he thinks they
should travel"
Several exchanges have rendered
sympathy to the editor of The Eagle
upon what they supposed was a bad
case of decorations and contusions.
You are wrong, brethren. The encoun-
ter was only an exchange of love ticks.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-14
UNION HILL.

Union Hill has some fresh news
every week. We had a nice prayer
meeting last night, led by Mr.. Jim
Riggs. The subject of prayer was dis
cussed both males and females par
ticipating. Miss Nora Carson was the
organist and the singing was led by
Prof Charley Ayres. These good PEG.
pie meet on Wednesdays az 1880 D. m.
and. rain or shine. hot or cold, the
prayer service surely goes on.
| notice some improvement going
on. They have the lumber on the
ground 10 build a new schoolhouse,
and hear 1t will be quite an addition
to the settlement This precinct re-
Gently voted n tax for better school.
houses and better schools. sincerely
hope that all neighborhoods will adopt
this plan, so that our rural population
can have more comfort and advance
ment along educational lines. The at
mosphere of old BraZos seems to be
laden with the desire fer learning.
We are progressing nicely with our
church. Sunday school and league.
Brother Sam Thomas. the Freewill
pdpliSl pdsloI' NOUS seINiCes on next
Saturday and Sunday at II a. m. All
look forward to the day as a day of
religious Improvement The league
meets every Sunday night. All these
services are union. for the benefit OF
all denominations.
Our Fathers Day is on November
10, commencing at 1870 p. m. We
would be glad IL we could have an
immense crowd, as | assure you
think the exercises will be good One
or two noted rural speakers are to de-
liver short addresses. besides talks by
the members. Come one, come two.
come three. come by the fifties. and
see what, by the help of God, Union
Hill can do. Egg Man.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-14

Two gifted and accomplished Bryan
women have recently enlivened and
enlightened The Eagles columns with
contributions pertaining to local mat
tiers. These contributions have been
read and commented on, and the effect
is manifest in improved conditions.
The only regret of the editor is that
each in note accompanying her
latest contribution said it was her last.
We most earnestly hope that these
ladies will reconsider this decision and
let their light continue to shine. As
good women, can they refuse to do
good when such a rare opportunity is
presented? And there are others.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-14
BRYAN NEEDS A DIRECTORY.

Mr.. A. A. Benson. former editor and
publisher of the Velasco Courier, is in
the city and paid The Eagle an ap-
preciated call this afternoon. Mr.
Benson has retired from the news.
paper field and returned to his former
work of editing directories of cities
He has had much experience in this
line and understands all the details.
Bryan needs directory and while
Mr.. Benson is in the city is a good
time to begin agitating the making of
one.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-14

Now that the women of Bryan have
taken up the agitation for material
reform in earnest, success Is assured.
Read the bloodstirring appeal to the
men of Bryan on our first page. Not
only read it, but pray over it.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-14

The Brownwood Bulletin makes this
point: Texas will never enjoy all the
prosperity it could enjoy, while 1t con-
sumes two shiploads of Baltimore
canned goods every week while Texas
fruit is rottening on the ground"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-14

The surest and also the easiest way
for a public man to get himself mis-.
represented and denounced extensive
ly is to antagonize the liquor interests
In any shape. form or fashion, Mr..
Bryan is current example. II
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-14

A negro dude came into The Eagle
office this morning and inquired If We
had "courtin' books" for sale. He was
referred to Tyler Haswell.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-14

If all those fellows who are shout
ing Back to the farm" would lead
the way. the congestion of population
in the cities would soon be relieved
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-10-14

Wanted-Clean rags. Apply at this
Office.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01
ReSena HlstOriCO SinOptiCa de Ia
Guerra Mexico Americana.

Este importante libro, escrito
por el jurisconsulto Neo Mexica-
no, hon. Benjamin M. Read, de
Santa Re, cuyo libro SO relaciona 4
los principales eventos hist6ricos
de Nuevo Mexico y del pals en- &C.
neral, sus guerras, sus eventos, sus
principales hombres de historic de
aquellos tiempos y la refutacion
de las mentiras historicas que han
aparecido dltimamente, nos comu-
MICA el autor, quedara lista para
esta proxima semana.
Las 6rdenes por dicho libro que
va ha recibido 81 autor, en- pago
adelantado, SOD numerosas Y como
la edici6n de dicho libro Sc limita
d cierto numero de copias, desea
mos lamar la atencion de los Sres.
que desean adquirirla, SO sirvan
hacer de ma vez sus pedidos reml.
tiendo 81 importe dc $3.50 con su
carta de pedido, dirigi6ndose a 10
Sc Montaner Taos, N. Mex.
"Resena Historico Sin6ptica" es
inportantisimo por los relatos his
t6ricos del pals, que relata en- sus
paginas, por los grandes eventos
de nuestros compatriotas predece
sores de aquellos tiempos, y sobre
todo,por descorrerse el velo de men
tiras histdricas y ponerse a su yer
dadera luz los hechos y m6ritos de
nuestros antiques compatriotas, Gu
yo libro no deberfa faltar en- min.
gun hogar de los hombres INTEL
gentea, para conocer los verdaderos
eventos hi-toricos de sus ante pasa.
dos y del suelo que los vi6 nacer.
26- "a
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01
La ELECION EN- SEPTIEMBRE.
ApOrCiOnamientO de los Delegates
que Ie Correspondent A los
diferenteS GOndadOS.

Despues de lefdo Y repasado 81 pre-
yecto de Estado, por los prohombres
del territorio, Sc halo que los pre-
parativos para la elecci6n dc Dele
gados a la Convention Constitucio-
nal debfa de ser 10 mismo que para
otras elecciones Esto requiere one
los nombramientos do los cuerpos
de registration on cada condado sea
hecho en- la pr6xima junta de
Comisionados, on los diferentes
condados, en- Julio 5. Ba]o la ley,
Ia election no puede ser tenida
hasta despu6s de 60 dias despu6s
de los nombramientos de estos
cuerpos, este tira la election para
Septiembre y Ia reunion de la con-
yenci6D para Octubre.
APORCIONAMIENTOS
Una comisi6n consistiendo del
gobernador Mills, el Juez Pope
y el Secretario Jaffa, decidieron
81 martes 81 siguiente aporciona-
miento de Delegates, que le cores
ponde cada un condado 4 la con-
venci6n Constitutional, cuya pro-
clama fu6 expedida aver por 81
gobernador Mills, a saber:
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01
Ell DOCTOR HERNANDEZ VUELVE
A NUEVO MEXICO.

Por la siguente carta que publicamos
enseguida, de nuestro paisano. el DR..
Luis Hernandez, favorablemente conocl-
do en- Nuevo Mexico, podrdn informarse
nuestros lectores, y en- especial los We
guenses, en- cuya loealidad de Las Vegas
vivio la familia Hernandez por espacio
de veinte amos, que dieho caballero,
acompanado de su hiIo Juan, deberd
arribar d Las Vegas entire la primera y
segunda semana del pr6ximo Julio. Es
Tara entire nosotros, en- Taos, hospedado
en la residential del editor de este perid
dico, durante el proxino mes de agosto.
La carta lee como sigus.
Granada, Espana II de JUNO 1910.
Sr Jose Montaper
Querido amigo; Acuso recibo a su
grata del 0 de Abril alegrandome mucbo
de su excelente salud asi como la de su
apreciable esposa.
En- contestaei6n q su pregunta de que
cuando pienso volver a esa Aermosa tie
ira lie dire que Dlos mediante llegar6 a
Las vegas entire la primera y segunda
semana del pr6ximo mes de julio.
va sabe I'd. mi estimado paisanoi que
Las Vegas es Ia cuna de mis- hiios, y por
ende el lugar de mis- mayores afecciones
en- Nueyo Mexico, pues no en- balde Sc
sirve en- una comunidad tan culta como
Las Vegas, durante yeinte amos. sin que
ell coraz6n quede cautivado para toda la
vida.
Una gez que pague este tribute de
gratitud mis- amigos los veguenses y
cuando pase el mes de Julio, hare por If
q Taos, por cayos habitantes tengo las
mas grandes simpatias como I'd. sabe
de sobra. y de paso que respirafe el aire
puro y fresco del incompatible valie, d
iado de I'd. y de So bnenA esposa, aten.
der6 4 algunos enferpos que me ban es-
critic a Espana pfeeuatandeme eesRdc
yoy acuraflos Asi pat, tensa IA eeu.
fidad que pronto NOS teremos. 81 es "a
voluntad de Dios.
En- esle nreye Tiale me le1alnaA
hi hfio psDD de lli
ontinuaran ca 4sla d5 d asade Veig
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01

de esta Acta en- igualdad con todos
los otros Estados. Hasta que el
Nuevo Estado no sea asi admitido
los oficiales de condado, territorial
les y 81 Delegado al Gongreso, que
fueron electos on la election gene.
raj del aho de 1908, continuaran
on sus destlnos desempenando los
deberes de sas respectivas ofcinas
ProveIdo, que no So tendra session
de la legislature territorial en- 81
ano de 1911.
Ademds de los provistos va men
cionados, 81 acta provee grandes do.
naeiones de terreno para ayuda de
las instituciones de edncaci6n en-
Nnevo Mexico.
Este territorio cuando sea admi
lido como estado constituira un
distrito judicial, y dlcho distrito
para prop6sitos iudiciales SO reuni
ra al octave distrito judicial. Los
miembros de Ia legislature electos
en- Ia election do estado Sc reuni-
ra en- Santa F6, y despues de orga
nizarse elegiran dos Sensdores de
los Estados Unidoa en- la manera
prescripta por Ia Constitution y las
leyes de los Estados Unidos.
La suma de Sl0OO,0OO 8 tanto
como sea necssario, Sc aprop arade
la tesoreria de los Estados Enidos
para safragag todos los gastos, in
cidentes de las elecciones y couven.
cidn que Sc tepdrau para fomar
81 Nueyo Estado.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01
FL Canal de Panama IiStO para
1915.

Mr. J. 4. Holeombe, ingeniero
one dirigi6 las obras de sanitation
en- 81 canal, y es actualnente inge
Micro jefe de "a RepubIica de PA
mama, llegado hace alas 4 Nueva
York para una breve vacation con
su familia, habid largamente deer
ca del estado en- que se hallan his
obras de canalizacion Y diio, eu Is
sdmen:
Los trabajos pfogtesan eaanto
eabe en- 10 possible y por sacima us
toda critica. Por su puesto, los
ojos del profano, y hasta los de
mas de IN ingeuiero, no faltaran
cosas que podrian laberse hecllo
asi s asa, Va que fuera del agaa
todos madam perfeciamente. pero
Ia persona ilnparcial que estan he
chas a toda conciencia, no hay i
no yer como progresan IengQ ple
MA seguridad de que e canal. de
Panama quedara alberto a IA nave
gaci6n para 1915
Como quiera que 81 cana s.
construye en- zoaa reeonoeidamense
sismica y no gran distaneia de IA
resien destruida Cariago. on Costa
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01
POrfiriO Diaz.
Re-eIeCtO PreSldente de Ia VeCina
RepubIiCa MexiCana.

Mexico JUNO 27. Porhrio Dia0,
fue reelecto Presidente de Ia Re-
pubica y Ramon Corral, fu6 electo
Vice Presidente por una mayoria
extraordinaria, segdn los retornos
que han llegado aquf de todas par
tes del pals. Fl boleto de los anti
reeleccionistas encabezado por
Francisco ! Madero, quien ahora
esta arrestado en- San LUIS Potosi,
recibi6 solamente como un dos por
ciento en- la ciudad de Mexico, SO.
gun IN reporte que no es todavia
Official.
Sc estima que entire cuarenta J
cincuenta mil fue d voto total de
la ciudad
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-01
DOS JOVENES AHOGADOS EN- Ell
RIO GRANDF.
LeanbrO Salazar Pierde su vida
al lnteDtar SdIvar a OtTO
MuChaCh0 dentrO ell
Aqua.

Comunican de Alcalde, N. M. lc
que sigue: Max Sanchez, de nueve
amos de edad, cuyoa padres Sc ha-
bfan lido con negocios 4 TERRA
Amarillo, y qui6n era un sobrino
de Narciso Sanchez, bien conocido
en esta localidad, entro al rio en-
donde el aqua estaba solamente un
pie de hondo. Sc asent6 ALI Y pa
rece que de un modo i otro SO atas
co y viendo q peligro coinenz6 a
pedir auxilio, Oyendo los gritos
Leandro Salazar, este SO arroi6
dentro 81 rio para facilitar auxilio
al muchacho y mientras procuraba
ayudar a este, ell mismo halo que
Sc estaba hnndiendo y no habiendo
qulen los salVara am00s dos mu
rieron sumergidos en- la arena pan
tanosa de la manera mas terrible.
Cuando por fin alguien vino ALI,
ambos muchachos tenian sus ca
bezas deba1o 81 aqua, va ahogado.
Por esfuerzos heroicos los cuerpos
fueroD sacados dea III, para fuera del
aqua, pero conforme los informes,
en- yez de hacer fuerza revivirlos !,
los hombres y mujeres SO apinaron
al redgdor dc ellos para lamentar 81
accidente.