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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11
LITTLE WILLIH IIEEk

Dan Coats OF rayette came N
size valley MONDAY to look after his
sancb ana welt with his daughter
are. Bay Ghaiuyld.
ueorge Syme was a business VS.
nor in rayette Monday.
Mr. aud Miro. w. K. shrimp were
+ az Fay stte Monday assisting Dr.
10 ". Lowell with his yearly proc
OF his desert Had before u .ty1
Cemmissioaer Lyon
Margaret aud Fred Scott are hay.
inE sitge OF whoopiag cough.
GdsI Clark, Mr Doyl aud Mr.. Ewes
ii lolsc we're NJ the valley sunday
makiug 4 general tour OF the valley
with a yiow OF investing
Howard murphy has accepted a 20
st'lOn aH express messenger on
tho Pony between Boise and Hunt
nstou
iaaper Roe was payette visitor
Monday.
Mr. Wilcox OF Paycue was up the
ALLEY Monday and purchased beet
eaulo % George Scott and l.. n.
Patton
ir George Shrlmper Marion
Iowa a nephew OF Wan. stirm. osme
ip the valley Monday for shork I
yioit With bis uncle aud family Mr.
shrFper Is an engineer ON thel
Chicago, Milwaukee aud ST. Paul
railroad ANA Is making trip OF
ne western states. but says be has
ound uothing that looks as good
20 him as southern Idaho. lie viii
rom here visit his aunt. Mrs, Brock.
~ al Kimberly. Idaho, h
Miss Gladys Gordon was visiting
chool al the Eastsldc Tuesday.
Mrs VIM t4vrus and daughter ,
iaric, we're up che valley sunday
hts was AIRS plyens first trip up
iitie Willow valley She spoke In I
ish praise OF the developments go-
ig on IA 'hc valley generally.
W 4. Shimp mas bis teams out
ldeuiug cut the grade aiopg his 9
,uch Mr. Shimp expects 10 gve b
he public first class road along .
Is ranch, enc that the people will Y
] pleased 20 travel over. =
WIN and Frcd Stirm are over =
orkius al their fathers ranch near h
luaw Butte this week. a
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11

For he monih - Mas che force
ID she Fayeiis poslolilee IL golng
70 BE- sxcee8lnsly basy This comes
fsess a. order from the department
requires ihc fauHsin3 u each piece
~ mail * ~ classes forwarded aad
received aaa ~ the amount o. time
'akea - ihc eiefks % work the
same also fhs npmbsr u iimes
aeA pise 81 maH ia handled This
provides ~ 4 isfFe amount o. %.
"a ~ork ena while the order u Ia
sfftsi the fsslosflee force certainly
4sSe thelr hands iall On account
- thih ofaeF B waa liicrly impos.
sibis Cor Postmaster Yceahie 20
band oas Ga lass apnaay any 81 the
syai uaii g ths shadows IS has
heeh she easiom % uis report
- the5 nas. u.aks u they must also
Elve she average number o. pieces
~ mail handled per minute 10 fact
g means 8 m9sf complete report
en ever rleee u mail Ia and out
fhe psmDtf ~ pleess llfae taken IN
haadiias. efe
Thv rursi eafsltfs arc also "a
ssfeefsa % eyupt iaeir packages
- ~eish shr same in fact have
ae eame distinctions - the posi-
'eaasef uith che exception that
lhes 90 aol keeB track 81 their
Ilne
Waite tae abpee afeef p ID ~
ieet tke werk ~ tht laeal office
'eenlfea ere prfseol f1ree 10 keen
~ tha iuap eeefy minuir Of The
BAY and n.ak iheir duties much
nofe sesefe
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11
LOYAL MOOSE
HUN AMUCk
Ns~ Order instituted In Payst.o-
starts out With largest Member.
snip o. Any oraer IN the City.

The loeal lodge Of the Loyal Or,
der % Moose was instituted Ia pay,
eiic ON Tuesday cyeniug OF this
week elth membership OF over
one hundred and fifty aud IL the 70.
ports o. the opening n8ht are ans
erlterloa to so b. the Moose arc
sclng 90 have good time every now
.aed then a. payelte Thtrs we're
iaiy oae huRdrad members pr sent
~ the institution and there are
fuiiy tifty more who have slEned up
g loin that were not there last
night The new order win soon
nave quarters Of its own aud Il ia
coo inteulion 20 furnish club
seoin and make other attractive az,
engagements foF che members Tho
aewb elected ofgeers Of the order
arv
Past Dictator ~ gloslor.
pieiator G. n Hoffman
Fiee Dictator be- strauss.
frvlate Lec Brown.
Secretary A. e White
Tfvasufcf John " sur
s1rkcant a. Arms Frank Golden.
Inside Guard d Fifer.
Outside Guard a. u nenham
Trustees pr O. a. Alvey. pr j. 4,
, Crcarh and r. ). carieo.
After the institution aud election
9 otfiecys ting lunch vas snioyed
nd various eommitiess appointed
'''h reference 10 securing quarters ,
sieet IN and taking up other im
orsaat matters for the new lodge.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11
Giue Us a Call
at
THE
PALACE PHARMACY


Don't forget the big reduction
hat sale at Mrs Compton's.
For sale-Whest delivered in guam
titles desired.-A. E. Wood.
For sale-l5 shares of Noble Ditch
stoek-A. E. Wood.
Wen not sell all the mems o.
lords and shoes sold in town this
season but we'll sell the handsom.
est $3.50 to-$5.OO.
Payette Stamp Works located at
the Enterprise Printing office can
supply you with any kind of a rub
Der stamp you need at usual pricSs.
Spy J. H, weider or 7. j. Brown.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11

Last week No announced that
ne formal opening Of Jones Drug
ssorr would oecur on saturday May
q This waa an error as the formal
9eeaius day upon which freo icn
fFsam, soda aud eiEars win be
served oeeurs on saturday. Nav 18Th.
For Sale Tcam Of mares. welsh.
$500 pounds. fine condition 4 or :
sears old. Enquire at PaS!ette Paint
aad Wal paper Store.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11
Payette High School.

battefs fpF Payette Culver aud
Darnall, for C. OF T., Powers and
buntrock Strike outs. Powers a.
Culver Is; stolen bases, off Powers
3. Culver Hene' pass balls, Darnall
Bun,roek 3 Hit by paii Culver 2;
bpso on balls. Powers ..
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11

The Payette High School team was
again victorious on Tuesday after
noon In the game with the College o.
Idaho defeating them by score OF
three TO one. The game was mark
Cd throughout by the excellent work
II both pitchers and was enjoyed by
d good crowd u fans, The following
y a summary Of the game
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11
HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATS
THE COLLEGE or IDAHO

N a Clean Game Of Ball Marked
by the Excellent Work Of 6oth
Pitchers the Payette High School
Wine From c. Of !. by Score Of
3 20 I,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

c. w. coltry and Family Met With
What Might Have Been Fatal Ae-
eldent Sunday When Their Auto
coiIided With Train on Vale
Branch Near Ontario.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11
pAYgrrE posroFFlcE
aUsY PLACE now

csertins Gaeh Piece u Mail snJ
ksspies Track o. Time 70 Handle
ssms--a&skss Lasss Amount Of
Gnrs ~srk gvr Thirty Days.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11

Highest temperature 50, date 4.
Lowest temperature So. date 81.
Means 81.
Precipitation total A..
Greatest preeip. in "a hrs. -
Clear DAYS none.
Partly cloudy 8.
Cloudy :.
Proyailag direction OF winds. 5.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11
WEATHER REPORT.

y. 5. signal office. payette. idah no.
Fer week Guiding May 9. : p. m.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11

Draef Coz.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-07
81 | E /.

Mm Montog lit Die 5erietl
ihuIe Der &ermannsiobne eroHne1
tporoen. 2eioer tit Der 8eiu6 nur
elm geringer.
Wa6ero bat Dem bieiigen Bre6
Club mitgeteiIt, oie Satfnde, bob
Der in MontereD perbaftete, Der
1eridm0rung anseflagte SO. 8.
dunno elm merifmiiher 8mrger
iei, fonne i'm nibt Dor Der
Yeitrnfung idiisen uno ibm aud
feline befon6ere 8ebanolung fibern-
Das gubset fir uniere 0ffent-
Iiden SbuIen beIouft ii6 ani
$685., 500.
- Comptroller Game bebauptet,
es tper6e in Der Mbltimmltng am
90. SuIi elm iebr fairies probibitio.
niltif1es 8otum in unierm County
abeeseben tperoen.
SSn 5oIge zines Ser5idlages
itdrb G6maro Sen1cr i'm alter bon
as Snbreu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-07
'peIerab lid, oos crime @elhIinqe

peIgrab iid1 SOS Crime @ei6linge
oesgpbeus INNER oidter 5u rolfett
begonm. SEER 8oloemin mar nll,er-
9%eiratet urlo BON anoerm S6loge
als ser title Sieoler. Ser nehe
aontor rou6te feline lange 1ieife,
iolroern Giaorreu, oas Stiid fin
fiinf 8fennige, nno fneipte bes
Mbenos NIT Sen 8ouern i'm grtra=
simmer oes &ruges. Or fiitrtc
sort oas groBe @ort, iblue nit Der
6anit auf BEN 8iid mie Moten-
tbien uno idimpfte eemeil1am mit
Dem Sdneioer iiber a1es, mas nidlt
in ieinen &rom paBte. Gas gefiel
Sen 9ol1ern. galbeipin puroe< i'm
ilmle6en beliebt.
5ris Sieoler lebte ii6 in5inii6eu
},tn1 beiten i'm 9forrbauie elm @ln,
oben i'm @iebel lag Iein Stiibden.
ein fleiner 9retterperi6log bon ne
liaen SUB 8reite, 10 ooB barin &C.
RODE Ole feline 8ettltele, oie 1elbe
aommooe aus girfenbol5 uno Gin
5he1nel 8Iat bate. Die @6noe BAT.
fe Srib iih iebr idon ielbit tore
iiert, uno 5mor init Meu-G upifner
9ilberbogen, bon oenen inn Set
+cl @ror, Ser 2%,tmpenmab, aus Of
t5er Sreunoidaft iads Stiid fir
}ipan5ig Hfennige abgelaiien batte.
Yeraoe iiber Sritefts 9ette bling Ser
5turm altf bic 9iippeIer 96an,en
lno sic ginnobme bon &onitantirc=
pei ourh Die &reu5fabrcr, lltb
penn er morgens aufitano, ereGt.
te ii6 iein Observation-Disclosures Viif
m Ser 2anolrng 6es &olllmblts nno
IN Dem blnten Seberi6mud Der
Snoioner, Die ben eroBen gntoeder
NIT bimmelblau glmalten Mueen
mitarrten. Gin meiteres 8ilb ften-
Ee @oribaloi bar, pie er in einem
flammeno rotten 9emoe unb init Ell
ileln Gubelts- 8arett auf Dem &opfe
.iber Elm Sdla1tfelo reitet, oas
I'M Sintererllnoe per einem idred-
iiden felteripeienben Berg begren3t
miro ulto nod Elm anoeres Die
1iere Ser. @rde Noab, nobel iegli=
hes 8ieb5elig poetilh erlautert mur=
Sc, 3. g.:
Die Mnleiie bat nimllner &llb,
Der s(ffe iiebt bebaglid) 5li
ODER:
Ser glefonf bat eitlen @iiiiel,
Der Cher frtBt aus fetner SGiii-
ooer audi:
8os 3obeItier lebt bod int Gor-
ben,
0os 3ebra lebt oil ol,bern Srfen.
Die tiefe 8eisbeit oieier 8erie bette
9iuar oud Srit bisber nod niht er-
lriinben fonnen, aber bas tat Der
Rradt Der bunten 8ilber feinen Mb-
hruh, an oenen leudten0en Sarben-
rei6tum iid iein 9lilee aIe Mor9en
erfreute.
Gurtfebtna fnlatl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-07
Qmmoriftiihes.
D~s--~--

Sin Shirt, Ser nm ietne per
ionli6e Si6erbeit iebr beioret lit, be
iiftigt IN 9egleitlung oes S6lobill
tcnoonten oll6 ben Gelioen5garten
Sci elmer 9lottpflan5e, oie linn unbc
fannt ideint, belt9t iid) Ser Shirt tie
berab, I'm lie genaler an5uiabei,
% iprin9t unerlportet Elm Srpld
berols, bireft gegen Die Sobeit. SSn
oigniert uno eridroden fdbrt Del
Shirt ben Sntenoanten olt:
08as lit oenn oas fir eine qrGb
fife l1noronung2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-07

3riratsidctmc. = Uebnrtea.
otSiGMc.

0~riratsldrtmc. - Ucbmrtea. = So.
btSiGMc.
4clratSfheime
g. S. &ansleben unb Camille 81.
Gobaro.
S. IS. Seatb uno 2ula &oebler.
Sarrp &. Srpiue uto Gillian :.
Shelbagen.
5reo. 5ala5ar uno 2ilie 8ranle.
@ilbert 6. Storms uno Gboebc
6. Meper. \
Senrp Gapis uro @ertruoe
S1ommer.
CHARLES Sd uno Sne5 Storm.
gbmaro Mann uno Winnia
2mdie.
aleranoer 81. Sunerioee uno Geo.
Ito 9. 9. 5teinbart.
8. g. gruelid uno Waoeleine
Green.
s. 81. 81. Gielo uno 80. 6. @olp-
Iep Midter.
Sbomas $. Garrop uno Matbil-
Sc 6. aieffer.
Mopin Seitfamp uno Selnto
@olfsbobI.
grnit gorbein uno Mnnie alit
ihenreuter.
Gus. s.. @6miot uno soplie
Wcglniiter.
Meubea lSoap uno &anigunoc
MebI.
Midael greit llrlo Bertha Selen
8eloblabed.
Gbos. aubn unb Mnnie Marie
Brett.
@ebnrten.
u. 6. Seilbron uno Sraa, cir
MGohen; Mot &eif unb Srou, Elm
M1oben; ll6o Eoepperwein mo
Jrat, Elm Wdohen; geder uno
Grau, Elm M66hen.
TooesfdIIe.
Morris 2an6a @brabams, 2G
Sabre; Srau 8. %. @omad, "A
Sabre; Serbert 9toblf, 5h Sabre,
Jrau 8eiiie 2ibbe, 90 Sabre, Ser.
mann q. 9iepert 90 Sabre.
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Gptimifiih.

5reuno gum Oidterlina): @ie
gebt es oenn Dir BEL ben &eooftio-
nen,!"
0idterlins Goa er ieit einiger 2eii
Die @eoihte INNER erit in flint ieds
@oden 5uriid erbalD. n@enommen
baben iie nod nihts -. aber ieBi
iiberleeen iie es iih es idon piel ian
ger, ebe ib pie @eoidte 5uriid er'
balte!"
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Die Mrbeit begimmt Id)mea

luenn Sbr Or. Sings Neue 2ebens-
Biaen genommen babt. Sic regn.
lieren ben Magenz 2eber. @inee-
meioe uno itdrfen uno frdftieel
oas eai15e Spitem. Nllr 25c BET al.
len 9rugeiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-07

@ier5ebn 3immer auBer aiibe.
Speiie5immer uno 8aoe5immer
8ailer unb eleftriihes 2iht. Mob.I
fon1en gum biaigelr Breiie %gefauft
meroen. Man meuoe fih on
9onis %. Yeters,
Sabinol, &eros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-07

Niemano fam init elmer flor.
rem 2eber nno peritopften @inge.
peioen gut arbeiteu. ginige 9oielt
&ridlp Alb 9itters bebeu
oieien 3uitano ullo laiien Ole Mr.
belt gum 8ergniigen perben.
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Wadl benz 9lIp6abet.

8rin5ipal gum 2ebrling): $50
iet feb nal i'm M0oreBbu6 nod, no
Der 3abnar5t @imberger lpobnt?"
0ah einiger 3eit: Sea, boit 9il's
nod nibt ~gefunoen?"
2ebrlina: uNein = i'd bin err.
bel 9iirbuber!"
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Simmer @eidaftsmann

S6piegerpater: .Mebr aIs TO-
900 Marf fam i6 aber meiner God.
ter nidt mitgeben."
8rautigam: nSdon, bann faufen
Sic aber menieitens Die 9nsIteler
'bei MIR"
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Seine Ta1nilie.

Sreuno: .@arum berlaSt Gu
oenn Define Stelle, Sames2"
Sames. y@eil Tie mid 10 i6ledlt
b%ebanoeln. Sic bebanoeln MIDI als
menn id CUR Smilie geDore. gle
Site nennt midi ebenio oft einen al
ten giel mie ibren Mann."
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(9urifebnlia fnlni.l
@etpinmt oem &f um's 2e6en,

Sames 8. Meribon, bon Nemarf
q. S., idreibt: sd batte BEL Ell
lem 9lttitura niel 8lnt perlorel
MD mar iebr idmad. @dt Monot,
lang mar id unfdbig gu arbeiten
id NOR Dem Sooe nabe, als i1 Or
Sings Seem DISCOVERY sebraudte
bag mir oiel eebolfen bat" @aron
tierf BON allen Druggiiten.
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0eleaenbeit.

Dame: uMein Serr, mie f0nnen
Sic es masen, mir einen altB gu ge.
belrl"
8err: uMber @ndoigite, als i5
Sbnen eben BON 2iebe iprah, iaetcn
Sic opdo ib fonnte Sbnen rper meii,
ipas geben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-07

cSn Der vMrmorD" oes Giitlf.
ten Megiments in Baltimore fano Ell
ne groBe Geier gu gbren oes flint
5igi1brigen YrieitdriubiIdums anr-
6inoI @ibbon's itatt, an Der Yrdii-
bent xaft Dice-Yr6iioent Sherman.
Hbeo. MocfebeIt, Sberrihter @bite,
Gpreter GIarf, Gr-Gpreher Com
non uno n1oere berborragen6e Ser.
f0nIidfeiten teiInabmen.
Gtnotsiefret6r Rnor un0 Der
0einn0te NicnrQguo's baben 6etl
8ertroa unter5eibnet, nod benz Die
Der. Gtooten Die Hefunoierung Der
Gtontsifulo Wicoragnn's iibernel-
rlef, un6 Der INSTRUMENTATION
Mepublif in ibrer geiddftIiden gi1t-
tpidIung belfen. Der 8ertrag NUT
notiirIih bonn Genat ratifi5iert wer'
ben.
- MooIebeIt bat B%rdiioent 9afi
mitteiIen lo5ien, 6ob er fein Braii.
0entihoftsfanoioot iein, ionoern oie
Qan6ioatur xaft's nuf's gifrigiie
unferitiiter pir6.
- Die 9irger bon MobiIe ia
ben beidIoiieit, cine 8ommifions,
bertunItunq ein3ufiibren.
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@errateriidle Steiaeruna.

geiuder: uSie fiirdten fid MOI
Dor Sbrer Srau?"
8m1toffelbelo: sd @as fdllt
ssbnen elm! Nidt i'm gntfernteiten.
Sim tpenisiten beute, mo- geind ga
it,"
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en- Neu-8raunfeIs pcrifar

Sn Meu-8raunfeIs pcritarf
oru Gamitdg, ben 8. SUM, nod 4m0-
6entItderl 2ei6en Mnhie @crnitein
Eodter oes 2ebrers Ilpin Bern.
Iteir uno feline Satin Marie, gee
@infIer. Die Dabingeihieoene er'
reidte BOG Sitter BON 10 Shhren, {
Mondfen nro Z Eagen. lin ft
trnuerr oie glterrl 2 8riioer, oit
@roBmiitter uno biele 8ermanotl
tin6 Jreun0e.
SSn @reenbilIe lit cine Grau
Marp Mc@ee geitorbenL Die i'm 107,
2ebensiabre ftan6.
Sn Gpicetpooo, Burnett goua-
tp, ltarb Carl CRETE i'm Sitter bon
fe@s5ig Sabren.
Srt Brownsville bat fid eine
rMrotpnsbine @otertpaps COM
ponp" orgoniiiert, oeren 3mef e.
1T, oos SnIarto-9 nnnI : 8roieft 81
f0rbern nno Bel 8raaos Santiago
fieftpniier gu idaffen.
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Grfenntlid.

gortratiit: sos muB id iaeen,
nod ME bat iid elmer, ben id gentaIt
babe, mubrbaft erfenntlib g~e5eigt."
Sreumo: v9m bait audi nod ME
einen 10 gemalt,1
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Gin drosartiacr Grfola.

y@ie bat Die neue 8rimaoonna
geItern abeno gefalen
nGroBartigl 8eim Nadbauiefch-
rem bnben lie ibr ioeor Die griaonten
ousaeIpnint."
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Srren lit menidlidl.

n0ie iunee apiutiferin 1T brilliant
gemalt. ltno mie iinnig, als Sinter-
gruno einen Meroplan gu mdbleu."
r@eitotten Sic: oas lit ibr neter
Sommerbut."
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@ie aus Suare5

@ie aus Suare5 gemeloet
piro. erffredt iid bic onaebIid,e
0erfdmorln1g eegen Wooero iiber
oos gar5e 2ano. Mu6 infer Gan
afntonio iol elmer Der Sauptiite Der
WerIhmorer fem. Sn Der &auptitaot
Merifo lit elm friiberer Deteftiphef
Mnmens gilacencio inter Der an-
flaee Der Eeilnabme an Der Ser
jdmorung berbaftet moroen.
Die meilten Der Nntional.
Nnbnltnien in Merifo iinn mieoer
BEN gerfebr geoffnet.
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Mns Der SnitrnftipmgitMm0e.

l1nteroffi5ier: y@omit itriegelt
Der Sol6at SOS 8ferb?"
&efrnt: Mtt elmer gitrite."
l1nteroffi5ier: ullniinn, NIT 9ltlt
lino 2iebe!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-07

SIN llnterriht miro Ser l1nier-
l6ieo 5uii6en ben llniformen erflort
nno oabei au6 betollt, bob Der Gene.
raj einen 8uid ans S~abnenfenerfl
bat, uno einen rot ausaeiblogencn
Wnntel.
Geiter Meier ioG Nun oelr Inter.
ldieo 5miihen ieinar Uniform u1.o
Der zines Generals erfldren.
gr beginnt: Sic @erren @ene-
ral balm einen roten Iusi6lag aIi
Der 8ruit, unb oa mo- mir SCARE ha-
ben, balm iie Seoern.@
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-11
Houses Are Building.

1866. These lots, which contain an aggre-
gate of S, 134 square feet, will be held by
the purchaser as an investment.
For Edward B. Owley and Laura F. Ow-
ley to Nina Woodlng, lot 1874, square 2204.
Mrs. Woodling is soon to have plans pre-
pared for a dwelling, and expects to take
possession during the early fall.
For r. E. Pairo to Henry f. Logger,
premises No. 1916 street northeast. The
improvements consist of a two-story and
cellar pressedbrick dwelling containing
seven rooms and a bath, hOt-water heat
ed, facing on 1 street and Florida ave-
nue..
For Thomas W. McCubbin to Ernest
A. Boeger, premises Nos. HOP, 1412 and
l422 G street northeast. These dwellings
are of the colonial type: each contains
six rooms and bath: heated by hot water;
cabinet mantels; with large porches across
the front.
For William c. McNeill to Edith II.
Gottwals. lots "a. 81. 66 and 81 square
3O52, containing in all about 1906 square
feet.
For Barnard & Johnson, trustees, to
William B. Chisholm, premises No. 51G
4th street northeast. The improvements
consist of a three-story and cellar brick
dwelling containing ten rooms and bath,
having a frontage of forty feet.
The above sales aggregate over $50, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-11
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
REPORT LIVE MARKET
List of Sales Made Recently
by the WiIIett &
ReineCke Co.

The Willett & Reinecke Co. inc, report
that the real estate market has opened up
unusually active, and that during the
last few weeks sales of property aggre-
eating over $S3. 500 have been made The
demand for desirably located modern
homes Of reasonable price, they state, is
greater than the supply, and this in itself
clearly indicates to them that parties who
formerly rented have finally come to fully
realize that in buying homes they not
only save rent. but by reason of the Won
derful growth of the city they can
always secure fair pre-. On their in
vestments
prise the following:
For Jennie +. Abbott to Louisa ]. WILL
ner, premises 3GG3 18th street northwest.
The improvements consist of d two-story
and cellar bay-window pressed-bricli
house. six rooms and bath, heated by hot
water, gas and electric lighted.
For Kate r. Holt to II. NJ Swiggett,
COS Newton street northwest. 1t is i'm
six rooms and bath: the lot has a front.
age of ~ feet by depth of 100 feet.
Of Colonial Type.
For d. E. Thompson to Kate r. Holt
dwelling No. S27 Randolph street north.
west. The improvements consist of 6
two-story and cellar brick house contain
ing six rooms and bath, hot-water heat
ed, with cabinet mantels, and Is of tht
colonial type. having a large porch GOV
ering the entire width OF the property.
For William r. Peabody, premises No
sos Massachusetts avenue northeast. L
is a two-story and cellar baywindov
pressed brick. six rooms and bath. TIL,
purchasers name is withheld for the
present.
For Thomas w McCubbin to Sophia
Schaffer premises No 1854 stree
northeast The dwelling, which face:
both 18th and C streets, is of Flemisi
bond brick, two story and cellar, sever
rooms and bath; heated by hot water
| This Is one Of the row of twenty-thre'
houses of the colonial type recently com
pleted by Mr. McCubbln.
For Ernest A. Boeger to Clarence
| Hight, lots 50, SO, 81, IS and 81, squar'