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The Washington herald., 1910-03-03

The Garfield Opinion.
It Is not intended to disturb the rights
Of any bona fide holders under the gov
eminent. since the rendering of the Gar
field opinion Senator Davis stated to
the committee that several years ago,
before he was elected TO the Senate. he
was employed by the st. Francis levee
board. 10 assist their attorney in col
lectIng an amount due for timber dep
relations upon these lands; that the St
Francis levee board had sold these. lands
10 the Forrest City parties. giving only
a QUIT claim deed. and was not inter
ested in this bill 20 the extent Of one
farthing When asked by the members
OF the committee whether or not this
bin would help his suit for these tim
Der depredations, the Senator stated that
he was not In a position TO state whether
or not that would be the case, and this
is all there is TO the story.
If the bill should become law. II
would not effect the ST Francis levee
board in the least. neither would it eff
feet his fee or employment wlth them
against these timber depredations. He
says that this is a sensational story. got
ten up by his Jealous policical enemies
10 injure him al home; that there is
not a word of truth in 1t, and that he
stands ready at all times 10 defend his
action in regard to this bill
The Washington herald., 1910-03-03

While you think of II. telephone your
Want AID. TO The Washington Herald.
and bin viii be sent you at cent word.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-03
The Garfield Opinion.

field at the request OF Senator Davis.
and this is all the interest that he odd
fieldb has in II
The Washington herald., 1910-03-03
Mems Furnishings

Mems SOC Working Shirts 2c-made
of chambray In blue and with white
stripes and black with white 00~
stripes; regular SOC grade. ~
Mems Ribbed Underwear in blue,
spring weight shirts or drawers.
broken sizes: SOC grade: a gar IOc
ment --. .... AZ
Mems OVeFalls-one lot with 1O~
bib: sold regularly at SEC; choice ~
Mems Hats dozen Fedora and
derby Hats; various good styles; A0r
g and 81 values. Choice ...........T> ~
Boys s. TO So Suits for 1851
Knickerbocker Suits in sizes to Is
years; some have two pair pants; sold
regularly from s. 10 s.; sale q Or
price; a suit ....................P A'|S
The Washington herald., 1910-03-03
Leather Goods Dept.

Belts with gilt buckles; pocketbooks.
shopping bags side combs. back
combs, hair ornaments. SC; values
from 15c 10 SOC, To-day. K
The Washington herald., 1910-03-03
SENATOR DAVIS
TRIES TO ALTER
RECORD ON FEE

Continued from Page One.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-03
Glove Dept.

Women's Gauntlet and Walking Kid
Gloves; tan. gray, and white; broken
sizes. in regular 800 grade AO-
TODAY. q pair .............. " y
The Washington herald., 1910-03-03
Senator
statement:

Senator Davis when seen this afternoon
In regard 10 the story that he was TO get
a fee in the event that House bill No.
1851, by Mr.. Oldfield, became a law.
stated that that report was absolutely
false and without foundation He stated
that this was a just bill, intended to quiet
the title to certain sunk and overfiowed
lands in Arkansas 10 the grantees of the
st. Francis Levee Board. who are a num-
Der Of his friends living in Arkansas. at
Forest City; that they had bought this
land from the St Francis Levee Board
on the strength of two opinions rendered,
one by the Hon. Hoke Smith, the then
Secretary OF the Interior, and the other
by Mr. Hitchcock. Secretary Of the IN
terror IN which 1t was clearly stated
that the government had no title to these
lands, and that the title was in the st.
Francis LeYee Board, but the st. Francis
Levee Board are not claimants to this
land and are not interested in this bin.
In these opinions il was clearly statek
that the government had no title 10 these
lands, but that afterward Secretary
Garfield rendered an opinion that the title
was in the government
At the last session OF Congress Sena-
tor Davis took the matter up directly
with President Roosevelt, who stated
that the matter ought to be adjusted, so
that the government should not defraud
these citizens of their equitable rights
in this matter This Is the object and
purposes of this bill
This bin was introduced By Mr. Old
The Washington times., 1910-07-16
IS BROKEN
FOR SEVEN HOUSES
Four of Homes TO Be Erect
ed by John NJ Henderson
Sold From Plans.

Evidence OF the popularity Of the
type OF house built By John n Hen
CcTsou, at Florida avenue and 3, street
northwest, Is furnished oy the 1acl
ti.at M Henderson VIII this week
break ground at the same point for
another operation OF the same char
aCLeT.
Ny Henderson intends TO build
scvcn-soue on r street and some on
Florida avguUe-and, although the
creraIiOn has not ye- Stzrted. four
have been sOla from the plans. These
sales are made Dy Thomas J Fisher
* Co, Inc which company handled
The nrst operation OF M Henderson
al Clat point, which consisted of fve
houses Mr.. Henderson -LpeCtS 70
have his buildings completed by OctO-
ber, and the Fisher Company will
handle the selling
Another of the six-room dwellings
just completed at Eighth and .
streets northeast by 1Ir. Henderson
las Just been sold by the Fisher Com
rauy- The purchaser, William J
Rodgers. OF the Norris Peters Com
TanE- paid S+,75o Tor the property,
which he VIII occupy as his home.
The Washington times., 1910-07-16
CoPEED ROW OF RESIDENCES ON CATHEDRAL AVENUE

William Mg,haH. Tot 6zs, square -577- SO
4 Le D-oit Tarl--Jahn Mitchell IT. trustee
70 Ernest " Porter lot =, square T.. 500
Belmont street-W iiiias1 Z IL Merritt %
I VILLAIN L. Miller part lots 6s and o.
soUth grounds. Columbian Col-ege, SIC Jesse
L EeiskeI et al. trustees. 20 William Z
II Merritt. lot g. and part lot o. $3.50.
Z ut Pleasant and Pleasant Pialus-Pe--y II
Russell er uz- 10 Robert II NcNelli, io-
south grounds Columbian J-nivsrzity-Appfe-
on Caiy et UX- u Alfred z T Hausllarln-
part lot g. square z55o. SO
/ Schuetzeu Park-CharIes NJ Ii-htbDUn e. uX
to Leo p Harlow. lot 12{. square 5-5- SO
I InEieside-hennedy & Davis Company q
Annie r. ECC5cc. lot IS, block IS. $40
} L-arIer HelEhts-Appleton p Clark jr-- o.
UX- 20 William Il ShOles part lot 55. SO,
William Il. SaoIes e Ux- TO Appleton p
Meridian Hiu-Henry W scammeu et al. %
Duiin & Martin Co, Inc lo- s. block %.
Whitney CIose-Emlyn J. Britton 20 Caroline
Ericton. lot Sc. square 5C35. SO
Rhode Island avenue northwest. bete-eeu
second anC Third streets-Herrnau r How
enstein et uz- 70 James T and jamie II
Harding. lot 10. square S5sS- S4s1o
Connecticut avenue northwest near Belmont
road-CEaries n Davidson e uX- 10 Louis
g. and DOME H FerreU, iots 4J4 TO 4Js.
square 80 CWidOw-s Bffte}. SO
! IngieSide-J0hn w Brawner e. ux- to John
{ c walker part lot 50 block r. SO
Connecticut Avenue Heights-Anaie Il. Mills
10 William L Miller. lot =. block = $40
Columbia eights-WiIIiam HeI11us e uS-
10 William Chamberlaine- lot IS. block g.
Connecticut Avenue Heiehts-wi.Iiam T.
Miller 20 Frederick a HoltOn, lot =. block
2 SIC
Wood1ey PaTk-CIarke waggauan ct ux- 10
Ernest P. Bickneu. lot 105 SO
. EIoOminC nCdale-AIary g. Csruaua et vir. Or
lando E TO EIizabe n J kautenberg. lot
20 block l. SO
i'etryorth-EIeanor Z ogden to Richard
WADE. lots % and =. block -. SO.
Rock Creek Church road-kennedy Bros
Julia r joyce, lot lis. square 3o5I, SO
same 20 Bessie A Wright, lot I55, squs re
5031. 10
Pleasant Plains-Harry Wardmaa 81 al. to
Samuel " GalbTeath. lot 81. square 5ofe.
Mt Plessant-Wiuiam h HIN Ct ux %
John J. Johnson. lot s.. 80
Fieasa1t Plains-FTerbert WamaIing 70 Flea
nora L. IodhuEter. lot g. square .5-S SO
E1-eaHora L TOdhUnter conveys same prop
erty 70 Herbert and Emma Waraifrz SO
Eetvvorth-Georre w TDerE-r ar nv ~
1leaHor E Ogden. lots 10 % - block %
Holmsad 953 Aanor.ChaTles W King jr-. ct ux
10 hiram H Martin lot us bIocIs zs e1o
RgSeoale and Isherwood-C,eorre II r,ie--
koph e ux TO Thomas NIslOuev. lot n ard
part lot 3. block =, SO o. anu
Columbia Heights-CharIes n Rlrckhead Of
lN . Edward P Schwartz. lot 81 bTo~r
Lanier HeighJs-CharIes X KIM ~
70 SEBASTIAN Goldsmith. !ot 2sS $40
=. -, 30 = sSllts-Charies = Walker ct ux
20 ENutn Z wilcox, lot a. block ~ so
same TO Minnie T AvaIear. lot a biocs-
Mt PleaEsnt-Joseph A 10th to rz.s. ~
Opponaetner. lot 81, 81 dare gSq- -
DobbinS Addition-Francis A BI11D5o-7 - -.
20 oarah h ByTne, lot %. squire 900 so
DlloiLlln sdaie-Ernest c. Ruebsalu 10 c..
,-0I,,-5 :, Kgs6sam. 5's I7Il lot s. block :. SO
a. a. 70 Bernard NJ and Virginia Bryan LOT
l4Ss block @ sic. ~ ~
The Washington times., 1910-07-16
RESIDENCES SOLD
IN HQODLEY PARK
All But Three Dwellings in
Row of Sixteen Already
Disposed Of

An operation in WOOdIey Park con
sisting Of sixteen brick dwellings. COM
me1oed by Louis E Breuninger. builder.
several months ago. and being handled
by the y l. Sansbury Company. realty
brokers. is rapidly nearing completion
These houses are a part Of a thirty
home operation. Of which two are corner
residences planned by Mr- BreUninger
and the Sans5ury Company for erection
on Cathedral. Twenty-seventh and
Tweuty-eighth streets northwest The
row. which is about finished. is situated
on the north side Of Cathedral street, be-
tween wen-y-seventh and Twent--eigh
streets. and the Sansbury Company re-
ports that ali but three Of sixteen
homes have already been sold
X y DOre has moved into the one at
The corner Of TWeuty-seventh street
which was finished earlier than the
others and which sold for 1880.
There are ten rooms and three baths
in each OF these homes. and the in
terror IS finished IN mahogany and oak
The Washington times., 1910-07-16
HOUSES ARE SOLD
SOON AS FINISHED
Buyers in Each Case Make
Investment for Residence
Purpose.

Al but one OF the Adams ana Bryant
streets houses o. H r Howenstein
Company. which were practically finish
ed during the past week. have been
sold. and in each case rle buyer made
the investment for q future home
TWO Of these residences are Nos 100
and IL A1auls street The other three
are I7o. ~. and Ia Bryant street They
are selling for $3.50
The bay-windov eject Of these houses
Is one Of their features Each contain
six rooms and tile bath They are
constructed OF pressed brick. and have
colonial porches- The Howenstein Com
pauy planned and built these dwellings
Two houses Of colonial design being
built by this same company on the east
side oS Fifth street. between X and 7
streets northeast are nearing compile
ton They contain SIX rooms and BATH
and have broad pOrches and a large
rear yard
ONLY two houses are remaining IN
sold of the row OF seven Just completed
by the same company on the south side
or South Carolina avenue southeast. be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
The Washington times., 1910-07-16
SOUTHEAST.

I7c9 \ street sout1e7st-yViiiian H Coulter
q TX 20 Patrick and Margaret COughlin.
narr original lot =. square lo9I- SO
Tz.1--r-H street southeast between X and I
strlets-Virziuia = CARPENTER 70 Leopold
Lslcrs uart square So SO
4 street southeast between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets-Na-tha a Mayse tc Leon
ard ] gFatuer. haI- interest in part original
To-s . and = square ses. SO william p
11rrvzr 81 al Cornelius D TOwnley.
uar1 oriE5-la' lots . and . square gas SO
south Carolina avenue southeast. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets-Herulsn
2 T1ownnsteIn - TX 10 Margaret AuI
TIvS, or lot g. square 1860. $50
~ y street So-thaa st-Josenh y HornbaEeT
ct uN 70 John r dohler, lot 10 square
~ SO
7--,f-sl street southeast near Virginia avenue
Thomas T. lane ct al 70 John Crquhart-
lot A.. square 7ss- SO
- - tr~-iro1 street southeast. between Thir-
tee-th and Fourteenth streets-E>lean F
ogden 10 George " Decker lots 50. 81 and
s. suuare To76- SO
Thirteenth street southeast between 9 anq
ef-eets-F-ances 2. Dorsey 10 William
] Johnson. part lot ?. square lo2o SO
z st-cete so-+heaS-- between Twelfth and
thirteenth streets-Jaues r Hutchinson et
al trustees - William H 4Cst lot lS5,
square 1O15- SO
The Washington times., 1910-07-16
MUCH PRAISE HEARD
FOR PRUDEN HOME
Residence Just Completed
for Treasury Official At
tracing Attention.

Although simple in its general design
the home Just finished for II N PTUden-
Of the Treasury Department II West
chevy Chase. has called fOr. considerable
favorable comment II is OCa ted n
BenOx street adjacent to the grounds OF
tie Chevy Chase CIuD. and IS 81 stu
ated as 10 command an excellent view
OF Jhe surrounding country
Thi~ residence was planned by ReSln-
aid " Ceare and has been praised for
its completeness OF Interior arrangement
Il contains twelve roouIs, three tile
baths. and concrete cellar, and Is said
TO have cost approximately Si7-o9e 1t
was built by John Simpsons sons Inc,
and viii b. occupied BY Mr. Pruden dur
ing The coming week
AIT. Fruden expects TO give consider
able attention 10 the treatment OF the
Grounds surrounding his home
The Washington times., 1910-07-16
WEST VIRGINIA OIL FIELDS
Promise Quick and Sure Returns for
Investors

West Virginia is coming 20 the front
as the great Oil-prOGuCiu- State. So
much has been said OF the West Nir-
Si1ia coai. timber, and natural zEaS
products chat oil has been overlooked
Until this year, when marvellous de
veIopment OF new oil fields mas been
III progress
Hon Charles w Sv-isEer- late secra-
taTy Of State and nominee for governor
of West Virginia two years aEO. has
Joined with his brothers in organizing
the STlSheT Brothers Oh COMPANY This
corporation already owns a big devei-
oped property, which pays $4,000 profit
a year These PRODUCING wells aIsr
the undeveIoped property. are in TYLER
and RitChie counties w Va In an.
there are LOO acres awaiting the driv-
ing o- wells and TIE usual development
OF oil fields
This new company Of which Charles
W SWISher IS president has q capital
stock Of $175,Q00. fully paid up and non
aSSeSsable. OF this stock. shares valued
at $1,000 Will be sold at par shares s.
each This stock viii surely pay u per
cent dividends from the start, not to
on This stock is being sold solely 10
hasten the development Of the new
fields Once development is well unde-
way the dividends viii be increased
/ This viii be apparent 20 anyone look
ing into the proposition Il appeals eS-
pecially 90 salaried pcople-Inen aTl6
women in Government ser-ic9 or a.
Washington business life. who wish Z
permanent and rapid increase IN IN
come Subscription books are now open
ar charleston. state capital Of West
Virginia and viii close July y lslu- 4
f1ct worth u1ting By those seeking &
safe. sound. and quick paving invest
ment paying y per cent from the start
AdareSS Icr ms oTI12 Ton a14 geIatls'
CHARLES W. SNVISHER, Charleston,
w Na.-AdVL
The Washington times., 1910-07-16
SOUTHWEST.

h street southwest between F'our-and-a-hait
and sixth srree-s-lIaTv c. F-aze1 % Frls-
tees OF Auiry Lodge No = l. o. o. r
lart original lot D square z2s. SO
800 G street sourhues--TaTucs s Fraser q
ux- % Mary A. Sullivan part lot s. square
s96 81
F'0,ir-an7-a-half and d streets and Virginia
avenue snurh7ve 7vest-Aulerica1 Security and
Trust Company. trustee. e al to james F.
Barbour original lot 8. lots IS and l9- -
and F. square 525. so H Mercer walker
% sane all interest il same property
so G14 William Nelson Cromwell trustee.
10 same All interest In same property SO
~ erd 1z55 H-If street sou-lvss sSt-ATtlsa g
Powell Charles B Cayv-ood aud John p
Garrett lots 26 and - square $50. s.
Tlflaware avenue and y street southwest
James kane TO Isaac FSerulan. lots A. As.
- square Iaz. SO
F-our-and-a-haIF street and Virginia avenue
4th-vcsr-F}e- gina TEicbaut 10 James F
Harbour al interest in lots a and +. IS.
1s. and original lot s. square 536- SO
The Washington times., 1910-07-16
NEAR-URBAN.

Columbia EeiEHtS-Colurnbia HEIGHTS Realty
Company to Louis C. Disuer- iot s. blocs
- SO I.oirfs g. Dismer conveys same
r.-onertv 10 Emanuel Soeich. ir- SO
F7ptvvo-tF-TovfS c. F-erreli et to GeorEs
Y. ChandIee- lots o and y square - SO
TraTrrs7e--T r-1ts G T-eTTelf e uE- to George
H Chfhdler. lots 90 and g, block 5. and
lot I2. block . SO
Rcrth-C5e0-Ee n Chsndlee ct U,l to Lucy
Y PpaTe lots = and *. square "a SO
17za Columbia road nCrtlvresr-Ei1Iis Brewer
20 EsteTle n Naming Brewer. lot s..
suuars - 8
NJ Pleasant and Pleasant Plairs-yohn L
Warren e ux- to Anna MattiuSly. lot 81
block Il 30
VyhIfnhavon-W- Walton Edwards et ux "a
Sq1'ie n HUM, los . and $50. square
1855. SO
ut. Pleasaut-SIaFion Q. Burrows ct ux- q
The Washington times., 1910-07-16
SUBURBAN.

Esandle HighIands-UrIted states Ees1+,.
Company 20 Rct ert L Downing. lot ze
block 1924. SO
Randle Highlands-AIice J. Chiffon et sir
l-1the- N, 70 Mary A Can't. lot g. blocE
kandie HtEhlands-Cnited States Realty
company 10 Bella Register, lot s. square
5501. %
Randle Highlands-United states Trust Com
paIly, trustee. 10 United States Realty
COMPANY lot S. square 55Gi SO
North Randle Highlands-American Security
and Trust Company to Henry A NOfZht.
lot .. square 5455 SO.
So-th Rsndle iEhlands-American Security
and Trust Company, trustee, 70 --9ited
The Washington times., 1910-07-16
NORTHEAST

r ss-ee- northeast between North y-s,s.ol
--ll , l-st streets-IEnatfuz p 49, =
ns-leIine I. r and Ed7gard p F-snc-, Io- a
] street northeast r-...-e--- ..-,-
-Hifieeiith streets-An7a 3 V-1-.4e =, -
s,lI - Ls7T-9ll7-l and Francis D Elf7i-5s-
- oIiSi-iai l15 & square Il1. SO
toi a1l \ st-eets-Eati14rinz Fyfe4f--s =,
iNdyil'-5lIle tneWDiI-- l0t n square -cc sra
strcets-C5eor-e s Co0ne- e ny =, -
aEln7 ] 8iacls7aa-- lots e5 IS. ss. ans 81.
square c7I SO &
Fsnt3o street northeast between North chi
toi z1d First st-eets-E,ffzsrefr, y ~
The Washington times., 1910-07-16

Nance 20 William T F.aILard. trustee. Ic-
30 square G7z $40
second street northeast between r ard r
s-rg-ts-ViI1iau Frye White ct 70
James W C0rc1ran- iots l15 20 TO- square
75s SO
Tennessee avenue northeast between A and
Z S-reers-1Iarts Il BoICLes % Geo.se and
Elizabeth A. He-geShetuler. igE A.. square
-lI1 40
East CaoitoI street northeast between Th-r-
teenth and Fourteenth s-reers-Jetfersou 3
CraUe 20 William Murphy part orlgina
lJr S. square 1895. SO.
Patterson street northeast between North
Capitol and First streets-ThOmas Walker e.
uN- TO Julia r. Bush part lot S. square
GO -
Patterson street northeast. between North
Cap5eoI and First streets-Rgbert Bonar ct
al 10 Samuel g. Redman and Charles q
TIu-er. lots IS 70 g. square 612. $40
The Washington times., 1910-07-16
Of 657 Lots Transferred
During Week, 517 Are in
Outlying Districts.
MIDSUMMER LULL
FELT IN MARKET
Most Notable Slump Of Week Is IN
Loans, Figures Dropping 10
S4O4,652.

e. The transfer Of suburban properties
monopoIized the business of the local
brokers during the past week, II one
accepts as a criterion the record Of
completed sales as shown by the
papers fled in the Office Of the Re
Corder Of Deeds
review Of the weeks transfers
shows a total OF 651 lots &c which the
titles changed by deeds fled OF this
number 5l7 were in the outlaying tracts
and dfty-seven in the near-urban dis
trict-
Hampton Park and Chevy Chase
Heights were the scenes OF the great
est number Of transfers IN the nrst-
named subdivision more than 30 lots
were included IN one transfer II lheNy
Chase Heights. en- addition 10 several
sales o. separate lots, one ConTeyaH
comprised ninety lots
Slack Period Is On
The summer inactivity, which usu-
ally begins TO be felt early IN June,
was delayed this year, but seems TO
have made its bHshting effect felt this
week in the purchase and sale OF city
property only eighty-three lots
changed hands IN the four sections OF
the CITY proper this week These we're
confined exclusively 10 residences ana
residential sites, not one transfer Sp-
pearing in the business section
Nearly half the city sales were IN the
mort hvyeSteru section. where Jiilrt -ioll
lots were sold The northeast RANKS next
with twenty lots, followed uy the south
vest, with seventeen, and the south
east twelve.
The greatest sIJmp OF the week Is no
-iceable In the lr-tD market, y mere u.e
figures dropped 10 Sfe4 $50 The NUM-
Der OF lots pledged was SIca-l% -
creased, tire total number BENG So AHe
interest rate also underwent a S.l5Lll ~
fat.on. th- prevailing rate Tor the week
being so 3eT cent,
County Demands Money.
As tre county furnished the bulk oi
the sales this vc-k. so 1t demanded more
tbau ralf rne money loaned The total
loans in the section outside the city
we're SgI4qZ1--1- IN the city proper the
nlrrbvgs- section was tue chief Dor
rover requests for many IN Ilai guar
rer asrpl1ntiaz to SI39.I3i-J,t Southeast
urouerti=s were pledge for <-5-t-t,, Lg- III
- 81 S2l-Z5l. and the south west Sl-o5J-
Loans 10 persons previously oWLla5
me 747gperty pledged amounted 70 S---1
$50 Notes given Tor deferred pgl-
,-haea money aggregated S15lr55t-'c. while
the building associations put ouL S'-'-Ss-
The Washington times., 1910-07-16
BROKERS DISPOSE
OF NEW RESIDENCES

The row OF houses on Dent P.see
northwest. recently completed By Kite
and ChiswelI- builders have all been
sold Moran and GoIdenberE. realty
brokers. who have been handling the
property. reported TO-DAY that the last
two were disposed OF TO-DAY
The house numbered $3.50 Dent place
has been purchased by Mrs Virginia
Parletr and that numbered 5042 has been
sold 10 the Rev ! II Euh1iGzu-
The Washington times., 1910-07-16
AERO TO CARRY A TON

ALLEN TOWN. Pa. JuI- I6-IObf,
Bosch OF CementOn. is seeking fn95-
Cial aSSiS, &c to build s.n asroDIaT,a
for which he has drafted rIars n
Bosch claims his machine would carry
q ton 1000 miles before landing
The Washington times., 1910-07-16
FRIEND
A LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL Use.

Babys rejoicing not Of ap- $cSI
is by 81
internally a to be applied
physical
of
Write containing information for
THE BRADFIELD COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-02
DUE TODAY.
SAT-, TODAY.

CA. :. :. Natal, from Sydney
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-01-07
THE JOYS OF BEING A DOC
Bunker Hill Qlls) Gazette-News.

A genial German friend of ours
was over heard the other day
speaking to his dog. Addressing
the animal, he said: ''You vas
only dog, but | wish l vas you.
Ven you go nit your bed IN, you
shust turns around dree times und
lay down. Ven l 90 NIT the bed
in, | have to lock up de blaze, und
Wind up the clock, und put the cat
out, und ondress myself; und my
frow she wake up und scold, den
the baby wakes up und cries, und
| hate to walk him nit de house
round; den maby ven | gets my
self to bed it is time to get up a
gain. Ven you get up, you shust
stretch yourself, dig your neck a
leddle, und you vas up. | hat to
light de fire, put on de keddle,
scrap some nit my wife already
und get my breakfast. You play
around uud have plenty of fun,
I hat to work all day und hat
plenty Of drubble. Den ven you
die you vas dead. Ven | die, l
hat to 90 to hell yet y