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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12
IDAHO NEWS ITEMS

work on the Milwaukee railroad IN
the nelghborhood of Post Falls is nral
crossing rapidly. S 10 pro-
\ ram Of six hours duration so+nr
Jay nlght put the foresters again in con- IN
trol OF az fires in the Koote8ai dis+r IN
MRS B. n, Barnett, who has boon
L postmaster at Mace for the past 10
ears has resigned and will moro ~
Wallace. VIII move to
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12
Knights of Pythias Prizes.

The awards in the Uniform Rank,
knights of Pythias, recently encampea
at Milwaukee, were announced as
follows:
Glass A-First prize, $3.50, Terrs
Haute, Ind, No. 81.
Glass B-First prize, 5000, Washing
ton, D. c., No. 1.
Glass C-First prize, $500, Jackson
vile, Ind, No. III.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12
Abruzzi wedding Assured.

1t is reported that the hostility of the
royal family to the marriage Of tine
duke of Abruzzi and Miss Katherlne
EIklns has been withdrawn and the Oh
neal announcement of their engage
ment will be made shortly.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12
Minister For Fifty Years.

The Rev. W. R. Ross of Grand Forks
B. c., for ever so years an ordained
Presbyterian minister, died there Sat.
urday after an illness of two DAYS
He was in his s1st year.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12
Hunting Season On.

Monday, August IS, the hunting sea-
son for grouse, partridge, prairie
chicken and pheasant opens in Idaho.
The Washington season will not open
for several weeks.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12
Same Old Story.

Roseburg, Ore,-R. L. Sears of Los
Angeles was shot and fatally wounded
by his brother-in-law, W. R. Young,
Saturday, in the woods near this city.
A discussion arose between Young and
Sears as to whose revolver responded
quicker to the trigger Young, believ-
ing the weapon unloaded, pointed his
revolver at Sears and pulled the trigger.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12
Boxer Uprising Looms.

That a great upheaval in southwest
ern China, similar to the boxer move
ment in the north 10 years ago, is i'm,
minent, is the latest news from China
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12
FOREST FIRES ARE SPREADING
Over 1900 Men Employed on Various
Reserves Fighting Fires,

Reports from various parts of Idaho,
Washington and Montana received in
Spokane show that forest fires have
broken out anew in the various reserves,
where, in addition to more than 1000
men now at work with dynamite, axes
and mattoxes, there is an urgent de-
mand for more than double that num-
Der to cope with the flames.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12
THEIR FIRST SUNDAY
BEHIND THE BARS

DR.. Crippen and Miss Leneve Attend
Chapel Services.
Quebec.-Dr. Crippen and Miss Lee
neve spent their first Sunday in prison
August z, and preparations were made
to enable each to enjoy part in the
other consolaces of their own church.
Crippen is Roman Catholic and his
companion is communicate of the
Church of England. They attended the
separate services in the prison chapel
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12

Arson and counterfeiting are on the
increase, though crime as a whole is de-
clining.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12

The silk of the spider is lighter ana
stronger than that from the silk Worni'
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12

The police force of London arrested
last year more than 10000 persons.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12
Machine Is struck by Engine.

Two were killed outright, three fatal
ly injured and others may die as the re-
suit of an automobile being struck by
an engine at Southern railway cross
ing, near Westlake, below Bessemer,
Ala.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12
Girl killed in San Francisco,
Runaway Injuries Nine.

Every one of the nine occupants of a
wagon filed with picknickers was in
jured in runaway near Portland and
as a result Mrs. Evelyn N. Kinder may
die, as her skull is believed to be frac.
tured.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12
Hits Pole, go Miles an Hour.

An automobile, running at 60 miles an
hour a few miles out of Portland,
skidded in the dust and struck tele-
phone pole. B. H. Bowman, middle
aged man, who was driving, is believed
to be dying.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12
Wild Horse Kills owsley.

Al Owsley, stockman from Pomeroy
driving about Walla Walla, was thrown
from his buggy when it collided with a
raised street car track, and was killed.
Girl Killed in San Francisco.
Dragged under a skidding automobile,
Miss Gertrude Gaffney, % years old,
was instantly killed near San Francisco
and her four companions and the
chauffeur was seriously injured when the
machine slid into a tree.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-08-12
USUAL SUNDAY ACCIDENTS.

Automobiles Manage to Kill a Few
People-other Accidents.
A Northern Pacific passenger train
struck an automobile containing Cap.
tain Genereaux, Mrs. Genereaux and
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Klotz of Sc
attic, at Thomas station, 20 miles south
of Seattle, and the four occupants of
the machine narrowly escaped death by
leaping from the car.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29
Nud) iucitcre Nnif!Grnnaen.

.Meiiire," iraste Der Captain lei
ner @egieiter, rniiBtet Sbr pobl, al,
iein uno obne ale Mnoeutnng. Sen
Gingang mieoerslliinoen ourd Sen
mir bier bereinaefcmmen linb?"
.Mein. seuiB niht." ~anttporteie
Ser Baron.
rSbr periidcrt cs, @eiiire9"
sd gebe Guh mein gbrenpprt
barauf."
"Sn bieiem Sale hGlt gitd) nid,ts
ab, Cure 9inoe ab5unebmen. Sd,
babe meinen S6mur gebolten, ba
Sbr bas 8ebeimniB ser Sohle niht
fennt."
Sriitan BEETLE iid, oas Suh ber-
unterynreiBen. pelhes er So Gitsor,
jtriidgab, iuoem err iaete:
Often ~geitanoen, GapitGn, 10 i'll
es mir lieber! Sd fann giih niht
iaaen. lpie briifeno mir Sic 1initer.
nib lit nahocm ib tic 10 lanee Sabre
ertraaen."
Gas @epolbe ertpeiterte iif,, pie
mir bereits geiaet baben, 10 pie I'M,
iere ndhtlihen @anberer meiter Ia.
men. Cine ieufte falte ItmoipbGre
beoriidte Die 9riiit i,nb matte lid,
aif Dem 8eiiht iiibIbar. 0as
ihlpnde 8eraitih ibrer Sritte gat
einen leltiameu @ioerbaIl uno per.
lor iih in Ole Serne, natoem es SaS
binter ben poriprinsenben Selicn'
safen ihlaienoe edo gerpedt.
Ser Sang, in melbem Die WGlbe.
rer binihritten, sina siemlih iteil
bergan mno bas @espolbe moro i'm,
mer bober uno breiter, bis es lid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

Grange getriebeu, on ga Gu5ou's
grllit. in6em cr rief:
ySa, Gapitan, Sbr ieio eS alio---s
Shr icio mieoer ba.-9Lacs ift qefet-
ret. @ir fingcrt it1pn on, Den N}rtb
jill perlieren. Us lhien inns. ais ob
oos llngliif ,tns beimiuhte-oer
Efarrer MtorauiS gcfongen llnb 2Shr
nid)t ba! @ir lparen feline MorHer
mcbr. "a Shr llrtit aber nieber od
lciS, 10 gett aid Nnes gltt, utlo Ser
Eiarrcr miro balo mieher frei Ieini"
IS lcbc Der Gopitanl cs lche ga
Gujon!" ricfeu pie a,rs eiren
Mlnbc iGnlmtlidc 8ebirgsmantcr.
.Ianf. meinc Srelinoe. 91nf,
ntcine brapc,t, ~lpuroigen 8%amcroGeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

ihloiies erinnern lid beute nod bic.
les Nomens. gs lit Der zines eric.
ihei,en @eihlehts-eineS Wenif)en,
Der nibt mehr eriitirt."
.gs lit Der zines @eihledts, mel.
Dies mieber erbliiben fann," entgeg'
nete Der Captain lebbait. rGs III
fber zines lebenoigen unb itarfen
Wannes, oeiien @eodhtnib nod nltt
aus einem einsigen DER ebelmiithigen
Ser5en oieier Hropin3 entlhpuitoen
iit-es lit Der bes eolen frande.com'
teiiid)en garons Sriiton bon Champ
b'Sipers!"
Sal" rief Ser befreite 8efangene
iinb beftete allf Ga gnSon einen
9lif, IN meld)em iih bas tiefite Gr.
i~tairnen matte. y@ott ielbit" itam.
melte er, bat alio' meinen Ramer
aui meme peritorte Stirn cedric.
benz"
n9icaeidt," iaete 60 Guson.
Sd peritebe Grib niht."
Sd neroe mid oeutlider erfId'
rei,, Weiiire; nber ipdter. Sn Die
lem Iusenblid babe id bas &ef,t
bas periprohene 8ertrauen bon @ud
az erparten-i6 babe oos @ef)t, bit
@eitidte Cures llnsliids bon Gud
5u perlangen."
n9ieie 8eihihte miro fur5 iein,'
antportete Der 8reis, benz mir Dor
nun an ieinen Hamen uno ieinen Ii
tel 5uriideeben mer0en, LIMB nenr
eilr Ieftiames unb furftbares greig
nib, pieaeiht mebr ein Srailmt oIs
cine @irflihfeit. niht cine eraiiiam'
Ibnehsluna IN Die e%intontgen Qua
len elmer 3pan5ieidbrieen 8efoneen
idait sebradt batte, 10 fonnte id
bieie gr5dblung ins Die neniser
@orte ~5uiammenfaiien: Sd bab'
mebr gelitten, ols iemals einen
Wenid)en an leioen beihieoen gene
len. Sort mid. baber an. itno nod
oieler meiner Gr51blung rperoet Sbl
Die sanse St1rfe ienes 8efiibls etnei
unperiobnlthen Safes periteben
welder mir bas Sers suiammen
ihniirt. Sbr iperbet beereifen, oai
th nit Sreuben niht BLOB mein Sc
ben in oieier @elt-oies ndre niht.
-ionoern a,if meiuen antbeil al
benz Senieits bar,m geben ipiirbe
nenn mir pergonnt mare, mid al,
piiroiee @eiie on antioe bon Mon
taigu 81 RIDDEN"
- y y
Smeites aapiteI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

Iurf, meiuc trelen Soloaten," ant.
Dortete Der Captain, tief geriibrt bon
oieienl begeiiterten empfange, Der
ibnl 10 oeutlih Die feurtge Inb1ng.
lid,feit perrictb, melte err einfloBte.
9ann, nnfbem er 8orbns mieoer
llmurntt, Iogtc er ST. ibm:
ngile Der Oberit Garrps Su mel.
oclt baB if wieoer % bin uno baB
i) ibm Singe BON gr0Bter @ibtta-
felt ntit5ulbeileu bobe. Gr ioa mid
in Der oberen 8rotte crnarter, mo-
ih iogleih erif,einen neroe."
Ser Srrmpeter elite tort, inbeHt
er ipratg ipie cine 8emie.
go Gu5on mehielte einige @prte
nit ieinen iibriscir 2elttcrt i1lo nerr
iprah linen, baB, che nod orei Gage
perfloiien Ddren, Der Efarrer War.
.aliis lpleber bel lbnen lein iolte.
Sicrauf ienfte er NIT Sriitan BON
Champ o'@ipers ieiue Shritte uah
Der in be1 Selicn gebouenen Srcppe,
meld,e uad) ielem StoGluerf Der
Sohle fiibrte. NIT melhem mir uniere
Seicr bercits befount gemaht haben.
aallm bate er einiae Shritte &c.
than, 10 benterfte er, ooB Wagui ibm
itid,t ipigtc. CIR brebte it'd Inn mno
lah Die nlte 2yrait tauntelno baitebcn,
oils pb lie lid faum anf oen SiiBen
hultcn fonnte. CT elite aitf lie ST,
faBte Iie lit iaiue Nrinc, nm lie nidt
iaaen SIT lniier, unb fragtc lie:
vMfein @ott, mos fcblt eitd?"
t. .Nihts, 9apit1n." o%ttiportete Wfa.
eut in icitem Gone; rnihts."
Damn abcr oeiltetc lie nit ben sli,.
gen arf BEN 9arolL beiien blei9e5
@eiid)t uno SOAR lie wabreno bes
4uicrtbalts, Ger 10 chen itattgef,ur.
ben. sum eriten Nal 'beiltlib batte
iehen fonren, itnb fliiiterte go Gusou
ms Sbr.
Or lit es. niht nahr? 3, Gupt.
tdn, iast mir. oaB er es it," !.
| Gortiesung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29
Weitere NufflGrunoen.

Nah bieien lesten Worten trat Elm
augenblif oes Shneigens Elm; bonn
iragte Baron Sriitan ben CAPTAIN:
v@as nibt Sbr bon meiner 8e-
itifte?"
sd femme bie @eriid)te, rpelhe I'M.
mittelbur nad Dem @ranbe bes
Shlpiies Champ o'Sipers in Der
Fropius umliefen. meiter nihts. Mie
piele 4noere, glaubte i'd, oas Seuer
oes Sinrmels babe oas alte ShloB
in SIarnmen geiest, unb Sbr uGret
nit g,trem ein5igen Sobne in ben,
Seuer umgefommen. Spdfer iuuroe
mein 8la,lbe ieopfJ burh ~gepiftige
8riinoc eridiittert. 9a, no i'd por-
ber mr. einen llngliidsfal lab, lab
ih Gin bpppeltes 9erbrefen, einen
Melld)elntoro unb cine granbftif-
tulla, unb antioe bon Wontaisli lift
es, beil ih i'll meinem Snneren beB-
megen anflnge."
Carr ih Die 8epessrInbe rpiiien
melfe einen iolfen ginfluB aitf Cure
lteberseiiallng GuBerten?
ySbr loft tie balb erfabren, Mei.
lire iehph bite i'd, mid niht
ails5nfragen-"
rMber an meinen Sob glaubtet
Sbr?"
pSa, 10 gepiB, als penn ih Cure
9eihe nit meinen eisenen g,isen &c.
ieben bdtte."
,Warnm2"
Gin alter 0iener hattie glth nit
glut bebedt in Dem br%ennenoen gett
81 ieben s~eeloibt."
.Iber, CAPTAIN, pie 1T es eld)
Damn 10 eben moeli6 geneien, gu err
ratben, ner ih bin2 Gin dlterer
Waann bate MIDI pie1eift erfannt-
Sbr aber naret Dor 5fpansig Sabren
nod ELM Sinh. Sier berritt elm III.
erflGrlifes @ebeimnib, in pelhem
meine 8eoanfen iid perirren."
0ielen pieberbolten Sragen gegen-
iiber gerietb Ga gtiaon in groBe Ser.
l%egenbeit.
Or pitBte, oub bic Sreube, fpenil
lie 81 ifnea uno in su itarfen @aben
geipenoet miro, eben 10 nnb pieleiht
nod geipaltiger nieberitmettern
fam, als Der erauiamite ShmerS,
Gr moate benz Baron bon G6amr
o'Sipers nidt 10 idnea offenbaren,
Dob Macitl nod lebe, uno baB er Den
@ater eben on ieiner Aebulidfeit nit
Dem Sobn erfannt bate.
Gr bcguiiste iid) baber si antrpor.
ten:
SD beihnore Gitf nohmals
Weiiire, paffnet Gilf nit @ebnlo.
galb peroe i'd giif @lles mittbeilen,
mas guh 5u miIien nothnenoia unb
miftig ut, unb Sbr merbet oanr
leben, oaB es mir unmoelib mar.
friiber 3u iprefen.~
Sriitan perneiste lid. .
,g4as Sbr tbi,t, miro fpoblgetban
iein," iagte er. sd merbe ruarten,
bis Ser I,,senblid fommt."
Damn bob er mieber an:
Der alte 9iener-obne ISpeifel
@arcel Glement-ber mid bon 8Iui
iiberitromt uno bepubtlos in ben
brennenben SdloB geieben, bate iid
nlt)t getauibt. 0urh bas Seme,
uno onrh Die Worber i'm Sdlait
iberraldt, batte i'd nitt einmal Seit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

pl6slih in eirten groBelt Saol Der.
manbelte beiien 0cte 10 bod mar,
oaB Oas 2iht Der 6adel tic nid,t err
retd)en font1te.
Gas Shiueigen, mcld)es iii bieicm
Suole %herridlte, mar nid,t bas itdr.
feube Shspeigen Der Naft. ,bas I'll.
higc iiiBe Shmeigen ser id)laicnocn
9sotlir, pou Dem Mtlrmeln hes bolo
wieoer erDadenbcn 2eberts inter,
hrod,en- neln es mar ciu ciiigc5. III.
beimliheS Shlpeiger, hic Hube bea
Scoes nnb oes 8rabeS.
8aum borte nroil Damn itno mann
oas i~piberpGrtigc 8eidrei Der Gle
hermaus, melf)e htc Selienipisc ser.
lieb, an Die lie it'd ongcflommert iulo
melhc in Der if)Derelt ItmoiphGrc
I'M punoerliden 3if5ad Derumflat.
| terte.
l~ln51bligc Sropfiteiuge'talteu bil-
Neten ar Den @diioeu Ger Sohle
gleit'am cine ieltiome Heibe Dor,
Orohertben 8cipenitern ,tno rmmogli.
hen 3biereu, aleih oenen. melhe bas
Mittelolter meiBeltc, Inn bor1it sic
Sroifrohren ieiner aatbeorolen nno
leincr 4lp'ter 5il ner;ieren.
Mm duberitcn Gnoe oieies rieiiaen
Saales wGlSte Elm mlteriroiidcr
TluB lansiom ullb ifnetgeno ani
ieinem Snnbbett tSlittheu bin, neld,c
in Dem @alhbrmfel lfpnorS su ieiu
ltienen pie Sinte mo bif pte Del.
llniere brei @anoerer iiberidrit!
ten bieien SfiB, iroem tic BON Telieu
6tt 6elien ~iprangeu, uno fomen Damn
in einen 5fpeiten Gang. Der iih I'M.
nier tiefer iertfte urb ellger ;ulom.
men5os nnb enoiih garS oitfsuboren
ld)ien. Gin @ranitblod, peld,er BON
Der 0ede berabsefalen S,l iein ihicn,
%periperrte Den @eg.
r@ir iino Sur Steae. Ieiiire,"
lagte Der CAPTAIN 5l Sriitou.
BUR Stelle!" mieberhplte bteicr
2estere. sd bdtte cher gegloubt.
Dap mir in einen m1teriroiif)en Gang
aeratben pdrerl. lpclher feinen Mus
gang bat"
rSbr iueroet ieben."
ga Gl,sor nobnt bie ,Safel aus
Magui'S Sdnoen unb Seigtc Dem
Baron, boB einige Ginihuittc,
ticf aenlie, I'M ssiiBe nrlb SGi,oe ein.
greiien su laiien, in Dem @ruritblod
aitscbroft poren, ser auf hicle
@eiie sl elmer Nrt 9eiter genlod,l
purbe. nnb uafoem ga GiiSnn Die
fortan iiberiliiiiige ,sadel altsgeloid)t
lficg er slier't hilnuf.
Son Ger Sobe beS Sellers, lpcld)er
beinabe bis an ole Iefe reittc
tauhte Der 9lif bis in bas Snnere
Der Soble bon 8angones, ilno III Der
Serne lab man Den matten fladcru,
Ben Shein Der bon ben 8ebirssm1rt'
nern angesiinoeten Madtfelter.
Ser Gapitou itieg auf Der anberer
Settle bcs 5eIienblofcs nieber bitn5
pohrcnb Sriiton unb Wagii i'm
iolgten.
gr belt 5tuci ieincr Singer an Ser
Mi,no uno lieb ieneu firhtbarer
Riff erionen. nclfer ben Solbatcr
Der Sreiihaareu als Siguul biente
INTO beIien %orobenben Sdaa oil
Bra,ien ,tnb ole Sdypeben auf ben
Shladtieloe 10 OFT gebort.
Sn einem 9lugenblid NOR il, DC,
SohIe ales 9eben, 9eweeung mi
8etoie. Die @ebirgsmdnner Glitter
nit Sre,,oenseihrei nah Der Stelle
IN melher lie. wie lie wnBten, ibrer
iuneen geliebten Infitlrer uieoer
ieben iollten, uno @orbas, pelfel
alien ieinen aameraben ~poroneilte
mari iidh MN llnmI0erifebltober
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29


5riitan bon Gbamp b'Sipers
ihmieg. Ga 9uSon perionf IN ttetes
biiiteres Sinbriitelt uno ipro6 meb.
rere Minuten lang fein Wort.
yMfeiiire," fragte or enbllh, .por
es gll1 benz M Current aerfer mug.
lidl, Guf genal,e &ehcnidaft BON
Der peri!oiiencu 3eit su ~geben2"
$50" a%ntlpnrtete Der alte Sriiton
BON Champ b'Sipers. .@s mar 10
gar cine sepiiie geiddftisuns iiir
mid, Die Suec, Die Wosate uno Die
Sabre SIT berehnen, lno iibrisens
bate i'd aud eiu Mittel gciunoelt,
ieben Srrtbnm 81 rermeibeu."
~@os tbatet Sbr Su oieiem
3mcfe2"
,sSeOe @ofe fiigte ih Den pnrbcr
Don mir in ben Teilell geihnittenen
aerben cine nere bin5u."
.Iann m1re es Glid3 nlio mogltf,
gans genait Die ,3eit 81 beitimmell. SIT
pelher iener icltiame Iiiftritt, lei er
MN Srai1m pber Wtrflihfeit, itatts
lamb; SIT melfer. nit alberen @ors
ten, iener ltneliiflifen onrd ben
Serrn bcs aolpridloiies @enalt au.
gotham ipuroe2"
v3as mare mir alleroings moe.
lif,."
nNin--io tbrt es-id bite Gitf
barilm."
Sriitau bon 9bam b'5iuers bad,te
eiiten sli,genblid nod itno %antluortete
Damn:
y9ieier 4uitritt mus i'm 2aufe
oes Ionats Mai I'M Sabre 1919
itattecfnnoen hnbeu."
.Sa!" murineltc Ga G,lson leiie.
limo gglantine lit i'm Monat So
mar 1920 auf Dem Nbleridlloiie ge-
boreu. gs lit unmoslif, nod LANCER
baran SIT Observation-Disclosures lit Die
Sod)ter Der ungliidlihen 9lande
Don Wirebel unb oes ifdnoliteu an.
tioe bon Wontuigu."
Ser 9aror polte ben Captain
fragen, welhe 9elpesgriinoe er 81
Der 10 eben an i'm eerihteten Sragc
gehabt.
gr bate ober nidt Die 3eit Dasn.
Wagui, pelhe ben beioelt Wdn.
nern poranifritt. fam in oieiem Ii,,
genblif an ben Mono elmer lhmoler
Shluft. Sier blieb lie einem boben
glatten sselien gegeniiber itebeil, bei,
len SUB o,,rh ein 0ifiht bon Sin,
tier uno immerariinen Gornbiiifell
uniihtbar gentdtt muroe.
.Weiiire." iogte Ga 9liSon 81 Grit
ltan, mir nihern inns benz 3iele urt,
Icrer @anberung, nnb Inn Dem
Sdnnur 5u gehorden, Den i'd getban,
BIN ih genotbiat, glid, sic Mllgen 81
pcrbinben. Sd brauhe nift crit bin.
5%u3ufugeu, oaB Der Sberit 0arros
mo Der Efarrer Marauis, iobalo lie
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29
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The Washington herald., 1910-06-12
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS GROWS
New Plan Of Subdivision Finds Fa.
vor in Washington.
Extensive Permanent improvements
Made and Building About
40 Begin.

Only a few years ago property located
west OF the river WIS almost devoid o.
homes. although some of the most beau
tiful locations for suburban development
are found there.
Now nearly all the land between Alex
andria and Washington has been built
up. and the property on the road to Falls
Church is occupied by growing suburbs.
The Virginia hills offer the nearest sub
urban location TO our business center. and
the fast car service direct 10 the city
post-office. as well as the attractive ap-
proach over the new bridges and through
Potomac Park. has done much 70 develop
this section
1t is 10 be expected that the next few
years VIII surpass all previous records,
as there are several Well-organized per
manent development companies who are
improving properties there.
The old way OF subdividing and selling
unimproveG property is now obsolete, as
experience shows that development of
this kind is slow. The newest and one
Of the NEST interesting developments on
the Virginia Hills is the garden suburb
plan at Virginia Highlands, which is now
assuming definite form. after the expendi-
ture OF many thousands or dollars on
permanent Improvements.
No labor or expense has been spared 10
make this an ideal home place and
every detail has been carefully planned
by the architect. Milton Dana Morrill,.
toward convenience and beauty.
The approach by car has been treated
as an Italian garden. and contains the
model concrete station and office build
ing, cast in steel molds, somewhat after
the Edison plan, and is surrounded with
beds OF flowers, vines, and on the north
a sunken garden with pool for real water
lilies and goldfish
The main avenue. Highland Boulevard,
has central parkway for q row OF flow
ering magnolia trees, which will extend
to Mount Vernon avenue. nearly a mile
in length. In the center Of the first sec
ton, now on the market, an acre has
been given to the public park and will
contain Fairgrounds. Arrangements are
being made TO start several attractive
houses soon
The officers of the Virginia Highlands
Association are men of high business
standing, and OF considerable wealth, and
their names will do much 10 establish the
public confidence which is Of great I'M
portance TO homeseekers. and in an I'M
dertaking Of this sort.