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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-15
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TILE MARKETS.
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,ock Exchanre closes 3 ID,

New York, April 1.-THE stock
exchange decided to close today and
Saturday, thus giving a holiday from
Thursday until Monday
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h.lAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
Real ESTATE for Sale amid RENT

RENTALS WE HAVE SEVERAL MODERN HOUSES FURNISHED OR
UNFURNIsIIED, to well located and reasonable
ALSO HAVE SMALL COTTAGES renting $500
month.
FOR
College home cheap
S1,35000.
$4,000 $4,000
price $4,000
Central
Terms $4,000 cash and $1,000 month.
90 l3O with frame house. $500 cash and $500 s65O0O
fine shaded lot
front lot Baltimore nne
S65000
Krkwood
the
With $4,000 to $5000O cash
$4,000 o dofa a propo-
hton and you think this worth while
month sell this price Of
s160000i
month have been rented
position a w only
FOR SALE
est the To them
and DO HAVE THE BEST call a
p.
win thoroughly convince the
tic mind OF farms a prices to be
had easiest terms
Cunningham & Bwmch
Trtr II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-15

FOR RENT-BURNIsHED ROOM FOR
light, housekeeping, also sleeping room mod
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-15
ROOMs--FURNIsHED

FOR RENT-TWo NICELY FURNISH.
ed rooms for light housekeeping, In strictly
modern house, private entranesJ pure soft
water IN house, hot aud cold BATH no child
ren. 700 South Elgin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-15

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED SUITE OF Q
rooms for housekeeping, private bath. APP
ply 214 y, Elgin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-15

2 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, AL.
so sleeping rooms; modern. 42l N. Chey'
enne.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-15

FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS, MOD.
ern, for housekeeping Black s24, or Sl2
South Denver.
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REAL ESTATE.
$2750

Buys you one OF the most ar
tistic new 8 room modern homes
in the city, on the South Side In
the best resident district. only o
blocks from the postofflce, This
house will rent for S35 per month
or will appeal to you for u home
Large mantel, electric, modern
finely decorated In every respect
Call us today. Let us show you
this property and II you are
looking for something dead worth
the money on easy terms, this
ia your chance,
IBlaip Bros
Phone 1879. 2l9A $. Main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-15

FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM, MOD.
Phone Red 1914 1914 South Main,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-15

FOR RENT-Two ROOMS FURNISHED
for Light housekeeping modern. 4os South
Guthrie
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Common 10 fair stockers O0Q5 90
Culls 325G3 75
Range steers, hayfed ... 5045 rs
Common to medium feeders
av $50 lbs ............ 3O094 so
Western range cows, good
to choice, av $50 to 500
lbs ................., 2 IS "a 20
Common to medium western
range cows av 700 to 500
lbs .....,........... 250@4 0
Veal calves ............ Q0Q7 90
IN THE TEXAS DIVISION.
Good to choice steers, av
1000 to 1900 lbs ....., O0q 90
Medium to fair steers, av
$50 to 1000 lbs ..-"... 5O@b 90
common Gamers ''''''A oO q w w
Hoou COWS ''''''''.'''''' w " 90
HOGS-Receipts for the past "a
hours (official ending p. mD, l2,-
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The run of sheep yesterday was
again heavy and again the trade was
very mean. The average was 10 to
15c per cwt. under the low time Of the
previous daV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-15

FOR RENT-BEsT FURNISHED ROOMS
Central location. 523 South Cincinnati.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-15

FOR RENT T- NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
in modern home, 500 &c. Boston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-15

NICE COOL, LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
rooms with bath. 9l5 South Main,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-15

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS; MODERN.
Phone Thirteen double eight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-15

THREE ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping. lo8 s. Elwood,
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
CARPENTER SHOP.

TULSA CARPENTER SHOP
Carpenters and cabinetmakers Of
flee and store fixtures a speciality.
Furniture in mission style made to
order. Shop, No. N. Main. Phone
IsS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-15
Household Coupon No So.

Clip and save 40 consecutyely numbered coupons
starting with number and get 4tpioco dinner set
26piece silver set set Of Rogers spoons by paying
the small cash difference.
THIS COUPON Is BETTER THAN THE CASH
.t.'..,...".
Order the World sent 10 your home at and take
advantage OF this great opportunity
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-15

MOE FURNISHED ROOM MODERN
house. $40 Il. Fifth Steet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-15

NICE FURNISHED ROOMS, NORTH
east corner Of Third and Cincinnati.
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Cunningham & Bululch

OFFICE OVER
OFFICE PHONE sic. -lslDENcE b52 OR 1o4S RED.
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MAKE $500. EAsY--souTH SIDE LOT
worth 1880 before fall goes this week
for less than 100000 Oh easy terms, N. no
Phone ii0a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-29
0rxHseiseutbHms=6 =6syotbelea.
giuciunati,2 90. Des

gincinnnti, 28. Deg.
Yeue 6ppotbefen.
2ouifn Shultes an anberTon Jerrp
Q. ii. 6. So. $500.
4quiIa u. 4mos an 9. 3. Spops.
$1,000.
2ouis $. 6slmfins an Soutbiipe
6. u. 9. So. $4,000.
GibeI Wiuiams an /. Rational y.
II. Z. 60. $1,000.
Dieielbe an Roia W. aemptr.
$500.
Diaiam g. g.aro on Sprins grops
4penue g. ii. .. 60. $1,000.
Gtta 5. SOnss an Georsi. psarI.
$500.
Sra 9. Woobruff on Gnterpriie
q. II. 6. SO. $500.
Mdrn Srelanb an 9be Reip Wlos
barpt 3. u. $3.50.
glmerica sS. WolDron on Seeuritp
Sap. Bt. u. .. g. 5000.
Gilbert priB an qtIos 8. u. 9. 60.
$3.50.
Rarp q. arssinser an R,publie 6.
II. q. Go. $1,000.
GttiIgte 9ppptbeten.
Sohn ". WalsbaIp an Som Sooo.
$500.
SiobeIa 6. Susman on Supreme
g. II. 9. 60, $275O.
Wina 6. Curl on Gaen Snnes.
$500.
Wpln. 6. 9erhbemer an Cincinnati
Woriinomsn's Club .. Il. 3. 60.
$1,000.
5ranc.s 8Iau on Rsab3ng ROoo 8.
II. 3. 60. $1,000.
eIisobetb aenbou an %. Wdrb ..
q. 60. $3.50.
Gas. 3. Daniels On Saar 9. u.
Ro. 3 go. $1,000.
Warp qnn gpote an Glmipoob
pIoee 6. Ii. 9. SO. $1,000.
Snerb 0ieIer ON GummsnsoilIe 6.
u. q. Go. $1,000.
artbur Mpsrs an gbas. ponton.
Gr. $1,000.
Dan 3. De Camp an 1omeiteco
g. II. 6. 60. $500.
Wm. gufbmonn an Retp Wobo.p!
q. u. $500.
msorp 6. Gifber an Geo. Shierins.
$500.
Ismsrica 8. mnloron an Securis
tn 2. .. u. g. .. Go. $4,000.
Sulius @. Rdttermorn an Mtlcs
g. II. g. 60. $500.
Gcpbia Gnslein on WoIter g. 5st'
isl. $50.
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Sie Sunsersuutb in NaRlaub

4us pettrsburs fpirb geIdrisben:
Ddbreno Rublunbs gpiitif i'm Often,
In gerfien, an ben Daroonelsn
Sriumpb unb aorberen iuht, ihr.i.
tel burh bos R.ib bss 3aren pieosr
e;nmal Der bleife 6unger. 9iesmal
II, .nur" Elm ,leiner 5beil bss Rei6ss
betrptfen tporbsn: i.d;ehn 9cuperns-
meuts On Der g9olga unb in Meitiibi.
risn. an JlGte .omuen bieit GOuosrs
nements einieen peiteurppdii6en
Siaaten sIsif, ibre 8epolterunassif.
f.r betrdgt aht Miillionen. Trob Der
iiblihen geih0n:eunsen Der Resitruns
Ioben mir es nit elmer ipfrtlihen
Srnstrsnpth su tbun. gsgen bis ieo;-
tpeiteurppdifhe Nothftonb p0nis rers
bleiht. Denn Der ruiTiIbe 8aner Ders
fiiet iber tsine SilfsquelI,n er lebi
t0hft iiimmerlih non Der 5anb in ben
Wuno, nnb fpenn er BON etnsr UliB.
ernte betrnffen ipirb, bonn 1T tr NIT
einem Stlage Elm 8etil.r. CT fam
feline Jeiber nidt beftelerl p6l er iein
Godtgetreios bot. lin iein 2eben 5u
friiten. mub Ct iein pferb unb iein
Wieb IpsfhIngen, fir nas er iiberbies
iein 1utser bat. limb tpenn Der Cribs
ptrsebrt lit, ftsbt sr ebsn Dor oem
Rihitr unb er psrf1llt benz 5ungen.
tppbus unb Dem Gforbut, Die iih In
ben D6rfsrn bereits 3u ressn beginner.
Gnpn ipoitsn fiirhterIihe 3uifdnn:
iinb unFdglines GIeub. Oon5r DDrftr
nibren fih BON BouIurinbe, Tpos urlo
ipiIben Murssln.
I Sn Der 9bct III bie Gage Der bebdu.
ernsiperiben 2eute troitlos. Die ollie
Der Nesieruns III unssniigenb unb 5u.
bem mans.Ibaft Orsaniiirt; tin 9beil
her ongeipieienen Gummen geiangt
iiterboupt niht au ben NothIeibenoen,
unb mit ben 5ur Uerfiigung esitelIten
Oe.reibeporrdtben treibtn bic BRO.
pin3idlbeomten fc5amloien WiBbrdud.
pripate 1ilfsnftipnen ober finb bonn
premierminiitsr inieeoriin unterIast
tporbtn. ba Die Resierung in Der eipis
gen Gurht Iebt, man t0nnte In bic
Dorfer .unIiebFome Jbeen1 irusen uno
Gle Gancrn oufipiegeln. JnfDlsebeifen
bat bic rufiide Oeieufhoft. bic bilfss
lhrsiteiis Der meIi. bisbkr feline aops!t
fiir bic Notbleibenben aufeebrnht. sic
mag ibr Gelb nint ben Regterungs.
lonaeifenien aIpertrnuen. bd file burf
bittere grfdbrungfn gespitiot III. 6err
IaotosD5op aber felt fitb auf ben ber'
Igebrnhien Gtdnbpanft, bah Il gar
lni&t 70 f1limm fet. TIM mfentIi6en
lbauble n ij& IN ~1lffsstssibaaGfH
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Der c6we uoa cu5ern.
Roman bon EbiIip @Glen.
(Jortieb

(Jortiebung.)
glbels blidte nod freuDiger bsi bies
Ten Dorten auf uno iie iagte fosIei6
Aus Sbrem Munoe tonn i9 biefs
fhnlstdeIhafte Grtldrung f6on anbOz
rem, fie tlingt mir febr ang.nebm. unb
nitt nm Gleites nit 9lsibem gu psrs
seltsn, ionbsrn um Sbnen aud meins
Mleinun9 iiber sic oarsulesen, nebmen
sic Don mir bas pffene @eftdnbnib
an, Dab aud id ME Elm id0nsres Gs>
fi6t als bas Sbrs geisfeu babe, obs
gIeid ss fir mid nur einen sseblsr -
ben triiben S9atten uniiberpinbli6er
5raurigteit bat, Der barauf lagsrt."
% ftiQ!" ioste SeIuina, bic buntlen
augen ianft nieberi6lasenb, ,bie bIoz
BE Sn0nbsit 1T oft cine perrGt6erii9e
@abe unb mir bat iie i4on rett tiefe
Wunoen eefhlaeen."
gei bieien Worten fanben fid pie
unpillturlib ibre 5dnbe, unb iie lie
zen fih nidt eter tpieber ios, als biz
fie an ibrem naben 3ieIe angetOmmen
pdren.
Dies 3iel mar cine srpbe unb i60z
ne eide auf Der eana nabe an Der
4are selegenenWieie, bic einsise in Der
sanaen Runoe, bic nit ibrem pra1tz
polen @ldtterihmud neit iiber oas
niebrige gebiifh fortrasts, bas iie
umsob. Inter Der eihe Itanb eine
8anf unb an beren Riiflebne mar cine
tIeine 9afel nit benz Nomsn rpbis
Iippsbudt" ansebeftet. sSn Der Sbat
biIbet bic bier nilb rauf9enb. Mare
bi4t am GuBe Der Gife cine fleine
Nusbuntune unb ben auf Der Bont
Gissnben iRieltH bic tlausa mellea
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blidli6 in elmer per3tpeifIunssDOIlsn

blidli6 in elmer per3peifIunssDDIlen
2age!"
2lbele fdete nid5ts bierauf, uber Sbre
9anb umfaBte bic 5onb Der aiassns
ben fsfter unb bolo nohm iie iie, iih
gang gu ibr binrenbenb, in ibre bttoen
9dnoe iinb fab lie bittenb uno ursenbs
lid liebeppll an. ,Rebsn Sie," fliis
iterte lie enolih nit ibrem ianfteiten
Sdmeihelton, lid bore init gon3sm
9sr3en."
Run benn, ia, it min es uno 10
beginne ih nit meiner 8ergongenhett,
um nit nleiner Gegenlpdrt au enben.
benn eine 3utunft babe ih ni6t."
80 bod, sic miiiIen lie baben, ino
ipas ih basu beitragsn tann. iolI ees
f9etsn, ia perfprede es Shnen."
Seiutna banfte rur nit gliten,
fubr bann aber ipglsi5 81 rsben fort.
.Wein Batter" iaets iis. lift ober mar
Elm gprtugieie, in GiHdbon geboren.
Seine Gltern tparen ipoblbabsnbe9eute
unb IisBsn ibm einc quite Grsiebuns 81
Steil iperoen. SnbeTen feline erOBe
Reifeluit er bate iib ihcn dIs iuns
GER mann Der Shiffabrt setuiomst
trieb ibn friib pom 8oterlanos fort
urb err fpanberie, ipie 70 piels ieinsr
2anbsleute, nah graiilien aus, um
bort iein Slid gu moden. es ees
lang ibm audi, in bic SaiierIihe Wlas
rins gu treteu uno od ibm pos gIiid
boIb ihien, urbeiiete er iid rafh ems
ppr, bis sr aapitdn gsporoen mar.
(Ssortfebuno folat.)
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syra Meidbe Der 2epta.

Gina feds Qilometsr BON 1aTntent
frnimt man an cine bObt Mouer.
iiber bertn gingangstbor bic Snfhrift
fiebt: airHlcn Mnmnn - b. 3. bos
Dorf Der s(usfdtioen. Die Uieninsn.
bic bier leben. lnb uuseeihitosn aus
Der iibrigen Mslt; oht 6sfiar iinb bier
bic Melt fir bic uHgIiidlifen, bic benz
3obe gttptibt finb, nht 6tttpr eints
bIlbenbsn. buftioeu, fhoiiietu Gars
tens. Gpbe GiJberpuppein gl6H5en int
Gonnknld d3ein, lnb Der Minb prdet
b0s Aroma bIiibenber Mta3ien nit 10
fort. Bis 5ur Grbe bengtn ii@ bic
MeIie BIT DbRb6nns untsr btr Gait
fd1pelIenber Ura@ts; @irutn ::sh
)lpisL RfisE4s ans GRsitsita ulns
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Dtarp 6. fiIfgr an emma Wullen>
ipeber, st @tres In Settionen 10 unb
16, gpIsrain 9p. 81.
. Ihs 0aleipcob 2anb Go, IAN 4nna
81. Donbea, 2pts AZ, 43 iinb "A in
Der GaIepooo untsrobtbeilune. $270.
Union Sapings Healtp CD. on
MdrD u. arebinser. Cots Is unb is
in Der Rortb College 6iu llnternbtbeis
lung. 81.
Sulius 9. Rattermanns an gilbert
pris, 25 BEL 80 Sub an Der Race
Strabe (1943 unb 1916 Raes Str.).
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fen tn r.ifiter yiille. llekralI tpdfIeu
bic prd4tisftsn Blumen; bic 1errahe
DOR osm 5auis III Don bIiitbeHbebeds
ten RoI.nbsdsn umgeben. llno ums
ringi pon allsm 0Ians timer Dera
ihnenosriihsn Ratur Iebtn bier Die
ausIdsigen. Da bereiten einiee Uldns
ner bas Wittag,H,n. bisGrausn udbeH;
bort fpielen orei 2inotr, 5rpei BON
ihnen iinb ainbsr BON dusfdsigen.
bds brittle eeb0rt benz WGntsr. sinsm
sefunben Reniden. Rod iinb be jus
senslih.n acrper nerihont seblieben,
nber fie trnssn ben aeim Der Rrnnts
belt in iib unb miiHen ibr friikr pber
ipdter gum Spfer fallen. an einem
WaFusraben fiben stDei arante -
9ilber bes srGbIi1fen Glsnbs. 9as
0eiiht bes einsn 1T NIT aruifen uno
Snorf bebedt, bas cine Muee 1T bels
nube DoIlftdnbis ausge.itert. bic Hait
III eingsfaIIen, bic OberIippe fpeeg.s
freiTsn, bic Sprahe nur nod Elm btie
Ieres 5Iiiiiern. Ro9 ihredltder fiebt
Der anbere aus - bic sysber itrdubt
iih, ibn gu ihilbern. Qiuf einem Dett
inter cine Jliesentuh Iisst Der dlieite
arante; beinabe bereibis Sabre fieht
sr bobin; Elm lebenbiges SfeIett.
Die Jrauen leben in elmer beionbts
rem abibsiluns. Die iiibgits iit etipa
| fiinfasbn. bic dlteite piersis Sabre.
Die meiitsn bdben ii9 bier NIT ausz
idBieen perbeiratbet; stpei eebdrtn
ainbsr, bic anoeren blieben tinberlos.
Wer BON ben W1nnern orbeitsfdbig
| ift, beiddftigt fidb NIT garttnbuu;
mas baburd erSielt piro, oient nos
tiirlidb nur gum 0ebrnuh Der ardns
fen. Die ausidBisen, eine aolonie BON
.ttpa fiinf3is 9lerionen, lsbtn Don
neutrality-suspicious.. 3dsIih ipirb
aus Der Stabt JIsii9 berbeisef6offt,
Elm bnlbes pfunb fiir ieben. Sn bems
jelben 5auie nit ben aronten 5ulnms
men tpobnt in eintm beionbersn Gins
iner Der poliaiii. Elm Sorte. or Ders
tsbrt eans unbeIorgt nit ben Rrunttu
nnb ibi iosar nit ibnen ssnltinfdofta
lid. auf bic Jraae. oh er bic Mnited,
ing niht fiirhi., antiporiete er:
,,Wenn @oti nift min, 10 pirit On
4 uid,t irant.@ Sein Dorg6nger kbte
ununterbro6en spolf Sabre lang ilns
ter ben ausi1bisen unb tam gefuno
BON bort suriid. 9dstid beiunt Elm
seIbffer bic Qolonie. bic unter Dbers
oufiihf bts Stabtar5tss fiebt. Rod
Dor fiinf3sbn Subrsn burften bic Muss
fdtieen betteln, ni1t in ber Gtnbt.
aber ax Der 2anoiirabs. Der Rrante
5ca bort nm iih einen 4reis, ben sr
niht iiterihriit. auf Der Qreislinie
iianb elm 9sllsr fiir bic Almofen. Jn
piefe aolcnie tomm.n nur 4ronte, be-
rsn aeiben ihon fpeit uorgsfMritten
| III. Jn benz Mmbulatorium bes 9nf4s
ienier 6oIpiials iptrben bic lsi&tertn
Hranten bsbaHbelt. bic inbrelong I'M
bebinbert kben; mon muB bab<r ers
| fsount Elm, bah bic GeuHe ni@t <iIkn
pisI gr1bern llmfong nnnimmt. Die
| gingsborentn f1euen iih nidt Dor osr
Deriibruns nit ben Ausfdtisen. unb}
bieie ertrostn ibre SnmerjeH NIT be
lDunoerungsrertbsr Rube unn -
bulb. ~
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GraHseilext5xms HebertrasxHsex

GlIa a. piait on 3bomds 3. DUR
lin, 3 Sabre pof)t pss GissnthuHs.
bstannt ais SO. 3 SIT peurl Strabe.
Wonotlihe Mieihe $50.
Uillidm Shubsrt1, IT,, an 5snrp
2ude. IT,, rs bel 157 SUB an Der Oft
ieits Der @rope apsnus in DpOmins.
81.
2lnton SduItes uRb glnbere on
Qouiia Sdulies, siR Stiid 2ono an
2iitOn apsnus. in Ssttion Is, Delhi
3p. $250O.
mharp 5erman unb 4nbtr. an
2ouiIa S1ultes, ein Stid 2ann an
Clifton a0enus, in Ssttion 16, Delhi
5p. 81.
aate S0sB an bic 5runt llunetpebr
Co., IL Sabre gcht BON Cots 2, 3.
a, 5, unb z in glaibonisI alIen's
Gitats on Der Grout Strabs; fernsr
80 bei 150 5ub on csr Subtitle Der 6.
Strabe; jdbrIihe Utistbe $3.50. NIT
bsm antauisre6t sa $11.500.
goparb Qnberion unb Inbere an
bief.Ibs, IL Sabre gatt Don 70 Ju5
on Der GubIeite bty 6. Strabe; f.rner
21 SUB on Der SUofsite Der s. SR.,
taufenb bis Jrpnt Strabe. SdhrIite
Utietbe $720, init benz 4ntnufsrsht
gu $4,000.
Sulia 9. Seps an 2iIp z. golts,
100 bel 200 5ub an Der Siioi.its b<r
Usaoiion Roab, 227 5ub peftIi6 bon
asps Crescent Strabe. 81.
Dorotbsa grB on bic Stabt Gins
einnati, stpei Crafts 2onb betannt
oIs RuHeu StroBs uno 9OB 4penus.
81.
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-02-02
UNMARRIED AT WASHINGTON
Vey Sad Plight Of the Girl Who Can.
not AFFORD to Take the
Risk.

mere is reverse to the picture
that life In the capital will always DOS.
sess an attraction which cannot be de-
lined. and that routine work is not 90
wearing ~ the uncertain rush" OF
ordinary business. says the National
Magazine. Wealthy people from all
parts OF the country establish homes
ut Washington to enjoy the social sea.
son. and their daughters are all eager
to 10. but the young men remain at
the old home attending to business.
ana such young men are seldom found
At Washington. The government serv.
Ice constantly enlists women from all
over the country, who are usually
women OF extraordinary ability and
highly educated. Many Of them are
related to residents OF Washington
and readily find work in the govern
ment service without having to 20
afield for II. Naturally the matrimo
NAL decadence which Neutrality-suspicious.
lament ensues. There are now 200.
600 people in the capital of marriage.
able age, but of these 10000 men are
oHciall, declared bachelors. and So.
900 women are unmarried with the
chances strong against them" Ten
Years ago there were many fresh, pret
Y girls at the desks in Washington.
now there are more mature faces
'eadily performing the same daily
tasks. Three out OF every ten govern.
nent employees In Washington are
omen, a percentage far exceeding
any government force an. where else
IN the world. The unwritten law of the
apartments demands that the woman
Who marries loses her position, and II
nas been said that a woman worker
disiikes TO give up certainty for an
uncertainty Daughters of congress
men and senators may be included In
his list. for the glamor of Washing
on society enchants them and they
owe TO come here.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-02-02
RAINSBORO.
Jan. 30, 1911

Jan. ~, 1911.
Edwin McNary and Cecil Harring-
ton spent couple Of days last week
with friends in Springfield.
Mrs. Ulen and children, Of South
Salem, we're guests Of her parents, A.
G. Cameron and wife.
]. Z. Upp, Of Greenfield, was the
guest of relatives here last Friday.
Miss Georgia Bell entertained sever
al Of her young friends last Saturday
night.
Harold Roads spent Saturday with
some of his friends in the country.
W. S. Freshwater, OF Columbus, has
been i'll at the home of his father-in-
law, Elisha Beaver, for few days.
Revival services will begin at the
NJ. E. church on Thursday night Of
this week.
Mrs. Dan Cameron and little son,
of Cynthiana, were guests of her par
ents at the Spargur hotel over Sunday.
n. B. Upp and f. S. Spargur spent
several days last wenk visiting rela-
tives in Miami county.
Rev. A. e. Huntington and wife, of
this place, and Mrs. Hulitt Hope and
son, Henry, OF Paint, were guests of
Elisha Beaver and wife last Thursday.
The program for the Farmers Insti-
tute to be held here Feb. l3 and IA
will appear next week,
The trial of DR.. o. r. Eylar VS.. Frank
Hizer for medical services rendered
several years ago was held here before
Justice j. G. RedkeY last Friday and
attracted a great deal Of attention.
The plaintiff was represented by G..
l. Garrett, Of Hillsboro, and the de-
fendant by Attorney Marsh, of Nor
gantown. The jury, consisting of
Henry Copeland, Thos. Harrington,
Isma Roads, Elmer Post and c. A.
Beaver, rendered a verdict in favor of
the plaintiff.