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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-02

rem iuelhe lid, als Die @ertreter Ser
SlepelanOer Wforal geberbeten, ouf
cine @eiie abbliten, oie lpabrbaft
por5ilglid mar, Oa Iie alf ulle SSor-
men per5i6tete umb u1s lebbait on
~8oB BON 9erlidingen" eri11nerte,
Der befanntlid, in 8oetbe's glei6na-
migen Drama, Dem boben gatb
9lugsbltrgs ieiner 3eit feline aebrieite
5lnpanote uno @orte oa5u mllrlnelte,
Die Dem flaiiiihen 8olbi6mieosiun-
gen falrn etluas lla6geben. Gon
Serrn Sogen's 9lmtsItlbe begaben
ii6 Die Woralbeloen Damn ipie begoi=
iene Eloel fnurreno biniiber 5ur
Gbamplain StroBe 3u Gbef &obler,
ltno Oa Die geri6terItatter bieie @ele-
genbeit lid nidt entgeben lieBen, eli
men fetten 9iiien fir ibre ,3eitunaen
5lt eraottern, 10 niiien mir, tpie
sRep. guitaro bon Gbief &obler fato-
filirt purbe Sbnobl Die IreiIe am
naGiten Gag ausfiibrlid beri6tete,
mie iih Die llnterboltllng spiihen Sen
gltItorbs unb &obler abtpifelte, 10
lpollen mir bo6 auh i'm vg6o" oer=
elpigen, mie Ser Eoli5ei6ef Die 9lb-
fubr Der gaptiiten 9riiOerihaft be-
Iorgte 9tad)oem er Die brei Woral=
fasfen, guitaro, Green uno Cham.
berlain, cine ,3eitlang geollbig an-
aehort, frug er oen Spre6er, tper er
oenn eigentlih lei, bob er i'm beihuI=
oige, feline Eflift niht su tblln.
sd bin 8eiitliher nno @ertreter
Der 9aptiiten 9riiberi6aft," erlpi=
Oerte 9ultaro.
Gut, 9uitaro," iagte Serr Sob
ler, obne Die Situlatnr Disqualification,
~balten Sic es fir einen SbeiI SSr-
rer Imtspflihten, an meiner 9biil
berllnl5ulllngern, nadbem Sic SSbrc
9lntluort bonn 0ireftor ihon erbolten
boben bon oemieniaen Wanne, oet
nah ieiner eigenen @uslage bie Ser.
authorizing tragt?"
sd ipia feline materieIlen 8or.
tbeile burd oielen areus5ug getpil1.
men," logte 8ritaro. sd bin Ga.
ltor einer Stride nno babe 9(lles, ipas
/ rotblpenoig nnb mebr."
vStebt Sosobn 9. Modeieller piel.
Ieidt in bieier slnselegenbeit binte,
Sbnen2"
| ,geein, er bot nifts oonit All tblln
llnier 3fued lit, before 3ultGltoe II
Gleoelano berbeianfiibrc,1. Sdie,
anarbilde 3nltdnbe bcrrlhen bier.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-02

9egen 1llt0 BON Oer Saf15el ber1t1ter
8ia mid iebr bariiber freuen, ipenr
ib es in Den 3eitungen lele. llni
Sic, Serr Chamberlain, tpenn SSbr,
9dptiitenbriiber sic crit gum Mopo1
geipdblt baben, Damn perluhen Si
nibt, Die @oloene HegeI tpieoer anf
5l,beben, benn Damn tpiiroen Sic e.
nit Der Sepolferltng iofort beri6iit
ten"
uSie glauben oliD nidt an oil
0urhfiibrung aller @eieBe?" fragtC
Chamberlain.
v0ie 8eiese," orttportete &obler
limo luie Weoisi1telt ouf ben &ego
len einer Slpotbefe. 0ie 9ler5te ae
bralden niobt aae Weoi5il1en 5lt glei
der 3eit. @enn lie es tbGten, miir
ben tic groBes ltnbeil anribten. 9lbel
lpenn cine geipiIie Weoiain notbpen
dig lit, Oann mag lie nit beilionen
Grfolg angepe1lOet iperben. Sit
perlangen bon mir, BOB i6 ale Sc.
iete na6 ibrer flor ausgeiprorhener
gbiibt 5ur 9urbfiibrung brinqe
@er lit es, oes 9(bltdbt rno Sinn oes
8eieees alls5ulegen bot = oie Sc.
rihte ooer id)? Sd faee Sbneh oaf
es mir nibt einfallt mid ouf oie
Inslegung Der @eiebe eirsnlalien
llno ih ueroe nur 8erbaftllnaen Dor.
ncbmen loiie, penn ib oas 9epeis.
! material 5llr lleberfiibrung in SGn.
Sen babe 9os beionoers BEL iol6er
8eiesen, Die Sic sur 9nrhfiibruno
gebro6t piiien ipoQen. @oielL lneine
Scrren! llno nod einsl Sben eint
Sreppe bDber, lit Die office ser Toli.
5eianlualte. @enn Sic bort Saftbe.
feble gegen @irtbe ertpirfen, sic bes
; Sonrtags often balten, oann tuirf
Gle Eoli5ei Die @aftbefeble pollItrc.
! fen."
Sas Salter-GoniteI eing ober ni6t
nad Der Office Der Boli5eionpGlte
. ionoern trollte ii6 5ienllid perGrgert
nno fleinlallt beim, Inn Damn am
nahlten Gage lpieoer 5ur 9eiinnunq
81 fomlnen uno Damn in ibrer Oto.
rolldpapronirerei fort5ufabren.
ebtef 3pbler peroieiif ouf olIe Salt
oaS Bob, Der perbeu6elten baptiIti.
lben Sriioerihoft, ole nur ourh oi(
8naOe Der EreIie 10 ranoaliren fanu
cine Golis ibrer eigenen Neeoi5il
appli5lrt luto oan1it Die perpeItet(
Wtoralluft Glepelanos Inn Elm 9eoell.
tcnoes gereinigt 81 baben. Sat oie
Sipplbaft Courage, 10 llnterbreitei
lie Dem Gbef, ipie er es perlanat, cir
Ter6ei6niB Der Waitglieoi6oft Be,
SriloerIboft Ii. Damn, ia oann miirot
er ibr aus Dem 8laubu6 eilliae So
pltel "coram popltlo", 5. +. Dor Der.
Iommelter Wenge porleien.
@ie idaOe, hoB oies ME gei6eber
pirol
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-02

vSie arbeiten fir ein Sal1r, unb
sic baben oielen &reli55ug lt1ter:
nommen, MIR Inn ipeiteres @eIo linb
geflame baralis 81 eetpinnen, eripi=
oerte &obler i6arf vWebr oils irgenb
tper anoers baben sic 9lnar1ie per-
breitet Wtebr oils irgeno iper anoers
bat oieie GommiIiion Die g,lten @r-
folge in Srage geiteut, fir Die mir in
Den lebten 5ebn Sabren arbeiteten.
3etgen Sic mir etlpos, mas Sic fir
Die Sellerung Der 3uitGnoe in Glepe-
lano getbanl"
v8ir baben unIere Steuern be-
5ablt llno perird)t, oen 8eieben nob
5u lebenl" erluioerte gultaro.
ugllr Sbre Steuern2 Seocr bat
feline Steltern 5ll be5ablen ,no bie
@irtbe mebr als irgenO Senano an=
oers," antluortete &obler nit niht
mteroriidter Gerohtitng I'M Ione.
vgber mir lpollen, oaB oie @eIebe
ourcbgefiibrt lperbelt," iaete 9uitaro,
"O1e lHo1dl1d)en 9e1eBe.
vSie meinen Dos pirflid), sic
Itrifte 9ltr6fiibrltng oes molail6en
8eieses 2" fragte ser Gbef.
uSSu, ltnter gelpiIlen l1mltGnoen, e"
antnortete 9ltitaro. v9lber fonnen
mir nidts gegen oieie @irtbe tbnn?"
yIls 8eiltliher iollten Sic lid,
iddn1en, etlpos gegen Semanoen tb,ln
5ll ipollelL" iogte &obler. vSie ion-
ten tets ooraltf beood)t iein, etipas
fir, nidt gegen Die 2ellte 81,
tblnt Slhen Sic Die 2ellte ouf uno
ipreden Sic nit ibnen ltno ibren
6rouen. Sd bin iiher, iie tpolen li6t
germ am Sonl1tag orbeiten. 9lber sic
9totblpenOigfeit uno Die lleberbiir=
Dung nit Stenern treibt Iie ba5u.
@enn mir alle oie Sauienoe bon @e=
ieten III ben Statltten itrift bur6-
fiibrten, piiroen Sic lmo id) uno mir
slle inn @efdngnib iiten. ltnS idJ
ia9e Sbmen, id) fann Sbnen nnter ST.
rem eiaenen Sird)eniGnlen Gcnte nem-
men, Die lire Gente ans @irtbidlaf-
ten mno ssrenoenbanicrn siebem.
Nndl bin id iibcr Shire eigenen Ser
iunalien omrdDans orientirt."
goh bieier grflGrnng erfolgte cine
groBe Tauie, neil Der beilige 9uItoro
1eflu1oenlang fem @ort Dor gritau=
men ltno Shref berporbringen fonn,
te luO er I'M 8eiite bas poli5eilihe
ySloubll6" Dor lid oufgei6Iagen 3lt
ieben pern1eillte Gnoli6 tbat er BEN
beiligen Vfunb auf luo eripiberte:
sd gebe 5ll, OoB id Elm GGmpfer
bin. Sd liebe sSuBboa, golebaa uno
Die Fferoerennen. 9lber i6 rau6e
ni6t."
"@iiroe Sbnen iider ridt ifoben,
menn Sizes tbdten," ertpioerte Ser
Gbef. "ltno MN aeber Sic MIR rubiq
no6 Sailie lno bonnern Sic iueiter
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tra6ten 10 battcn fapitaIiit;id,e go
litifcr cs in Der !6anb, jeSe 8abl
eincs @cnoiIcn bnrdD rcd)tscitige Sn-
ooii;rnng mmsnitukcn. gSer nod
lli6t abgcIti1rmt bat, Scr itiuaue fiir
Eeferenolm 8.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-02

langtcn reip. miiroe l,niere Gortpi
,eoe Oerartige Snooiiiruno ser 8o,-
teifanoioaten btrh onbere Gorteicn
oocr alianeiu als 8rrmo fir sic
MISUNDERSTANDING bes BON Sen
Woblern ertheiIten Man0otes be.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
FOR RENT-sELEcTs FROM OUR

FOR RENT-sELECTs FROM OUR
LARGE LIST.
2737 Cal. av. Or. ,l746 Ore. 11r. fur az. so
detached .s76. 0oI1s25 Riggs, l1r. INV .35 90
1929 Clifton Tor, 2b. 81 034S7 Hol, 7r. fur. 20 so
1908 Kal av, 1lr, 1919 Mon, 7r, fur 81. so
3b, hw......... IS. .75lt143 10th NV, 7r. so
POS Ind av1ir, ,stm ST. 25 1880 E Cap, 7r, ,hw 2S so
1877 Col rd. l0r hw So 0OI72S Fla me-. 7r fur 23 so
1855 Cor 12r. hw 60 00l6I3 4th me-. 6r b. .23 90
Hu Grid, Tor, fur 49, o|lil5 s NV, 7r,b. rs 90
2l6 Eye. l2r b.. ..4575Isl1 18th me-, 6r, fur 81 80
1923 N'ton l0r, INV 4500 1851 Longw,6r. b.. .23 80
4ll LIST, 1Or. fur. 40.50I930 Ing m, 6r fur rs so
1924 18th, 1lr, b.. $500 4o5 sth ne, 6r, b.. 1850
90l o st, Tor, hw. .+00 1854 Morse, Or, hw q. so
34O6 l4th 7r, hw.. .35 50I705 1st ar, 20 90
1921 Sci. 11r, fur. 36 O0Il04 Fairm. 6r. b. "a 80
1906 Monroe 7r hwS5 50|l537 Marion, 6r. IL 90
1870 N Cap, 9r.fur.32.5 .5O'
APARTMENTS.
Manor House lThe Wilson, $500 18th
4, D. o, and rooms. 5r CID, cor, fr. 375o
elevator; perfect or 5r UD, cor. r....... .37.50
der. See them. Wnton, 14O7 Harvard.
Ottawa, 35l0 18th 5r a., fr porch 35 90
or, s. exposure. $50 O0l lHolmes-Irving-
Susquehanna 1890 W. 5r Il b t2), ,...... 30. so
4r I'D. east. .27b0l or & b t3.......26 80
4r (23), cor. 80 00l Laclede, 1923 VT. ave.
Or t33), cor. 30 00I S rooms 90 As, 90
Cambria, 1924 Eucid-ISt. Paul 1922 18th
2r t33), east. .25.O0l 5 rooms 90, fr. 5000
Phone or Call for our Complete List
SPECIAL CONCESSIONS IN ALL
APARTMENTS.
N. l.. SANSBURY Co, Inc, 7l9 18th ct.
Main b904-b
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FOR SAlE-HOUSES

Let us show you the inte-
rlor OF these properties; they
are bargains; terms arranged
to suit; exchange considered
on some.
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DEATHS

BLAcKFoRD-on Tuesday. November q.
1911, at his daughters residence Ada "
Williams, 1904 Kearney street, South
Brookland. JOHN s. BLACKFoRD.
Funeral services at the chapel of Oak
Hill Cemetery. Thursday, November 2S
at p. m. Relatives and friends invited
to attend.
LIIILEToN-On Monday. November 20. 1911.
AZ Io;5o D. M, at his residence 1903 Fourth
s.reet northwest, FRANK F., beloved son
OF Ellen and the William Littieton
aged thirty-one years
Funeral from the residence Of his brother.
a.s Iaw'n y rLntleton, 4oA Bates street north
Mest. on Thursday at d. m
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Vital Records.
Biiths.
8r-.--

Births. X.
WHITE. gia
Harry F. and Nettie M. Forney. how
Edward and Marian e. snead. boy.
carr ). and Audrey A. Simonton, boy. IN
David b. and Anabel Rhodes, boy. aE'
Macks and Bloomey Rosenbloom, boy.
Charley and Rosey Moore. how ~
Charles H. and Nettie Riots bov @
Henry HeT and Gertrude A. Hust. girl a
John j.. and Helen Doan. girl -.
BENJAMIN and Celia Bernstein. girl 49,.
Z. Arthur and Esther Bennett, bow
CoLoRED. 15l
charles w. and Audrey M. Thompson.
James A. and Mary e. smacken, gir,,--
Clarence and Carrie Rhone, giri.
Hobert and Lucy Ridley, boy.
aired and Mary e. Honesty, girl.
Thomas and Annie Cook girl
FRANK and Irene Barnes, boy.
Marriage Licenses.
WHITE.
william 3. Crucy, jr., and Mathilde c.
Payne, both Of Washington
'acSb ha,, s Rud9lph and Mollie Krupsan, -
Thomas Q. Manseben, of Baltimore, and n
George @ 4 JRsITpenser RIpens rn Of Washington: ,ss
John H. Stephens, of Vernon, Tex, and
,u,,,;tt Lisett keenan. Of Portland. Ore.
nappler ana Lorlne e. Biz
ley, both of Washington. n.
John r. Jacobs and Mary c. Partlow.
Doth OF Washington. =
James Z. Herring and Rosa P. Mertz,
both of Washington ~.
COLORED. N
Edward Chives and Bessie L. Thomp- .1l
son, both Of Washington. III
Deaths. ,ls
WHITE. snz
Mary J. Topham. 81 years, 122 Sixth o,
street northwest l-e,
Louise NJ Marsh. 70 years. Garfield 1s,
Augustus lie Preux, Sc years, 1923 T,
street northwest. >Hr-
GotlhRf Osterday, 66 years, 736 Morton
street northwest. ma.
Bernadeth Hagan, 2 years, 11o4 North
Capitol street.
William Steanburgh, II years, Govern
ment Hospital for the insane s-a
Walter Wyman. 63 years, Provident e
John W. condry, s years, Ill Fourth - ,.
Hssyy Asylum Rife; He.D,3s,. ss years. washington
Infant Of jeremiah c. and Mary NJ
Frederick, 5 minutes, Provident Hos
pital. . :,
CoLoRED. 12'.
Mamie Pryor, 81 years. National Home u
opathic Hospital. u
Sarah c. Branson. rs years, 11l Gov -sp
ernment court northwest
Mary johnson. 80 years. 1881 Seventh
Cara stutley. % years. Tuberculosis. "a,
Hospital.
William Vincent, 20 years. tuberculosis
Hospital. t.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R,
LEAVE UNION STATION.

LEAVE UNION STATION, 10
ROYAL BLUE LINE. q.
Every Other Hour on the odd Hour. 20
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINAL. LIBERTY sr.
AND w 23D STREET
.7:OO 1900 tRoyal Special, hours), $500
(Roya SpeciaD, 90 a. m, q :O0 $500
(Royal Limited, 5 hours). $500. $500 d. M
and .l2:l5 night, .2:52 am. Diners and Parias
Cars on day trains. Slsepers on 1918 nighc :
'PHiiadeIphia and Atlantic City. t7:OO. .s:oa ;
'Il:0O a. M. 'l:0O, 1900. t4:OO p. m.
TO BALTIMORE,
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
CWeek days, 1900 a. m TO 1900 d m,
'2:52. $500 t6SC 1900. 1870, $500 $3.50. $500
1880, 'l0:OO 'll:o0 a. m. 1890 noon; t12:H
$500, tl:l5, t2:O0 300, 1920 1880, tl:00
t4:i5 $500 5;O5, $3.50, t600. $780, t7:Oo 500 ri
$500, $1,000 .lO:4O. .l1:3o, 'l2:l5 N, n ~'
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, .9:l0 a m, .l:25. $3.50 D. m. p
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS, AND Louis.
WILLIE, '9:l0 a. m. '4:lO p. m, .l2:I0 night
PITTsDURG, 1910 a. M. .l;25. .9:io D. M
.l2:iO night; sleeper ready. 10 D. IN. A-'
CLEVELAND. 'silo p M; Columbus ,s.Ys
p. IN.
Schedules Of local trains at ticket ofrioes
sDaily, Except Sunday. tSunday onIv
Telephone at following Ticket OFFICES; ian
q St n w, Main 1881; ei9 PennsylykIs
ave-. main 27s. Union Station. Main ~
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1923 N ST. N. w.

s-story, bay-window, pressed brick corner
residence; all modern improvements; concrete
cellar; furnace heat; coming business prop
er'y' inspect II and submit US your offer.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22

THE FOLLOWING NEW PROPERTIES IN
MT Rainier and East Hyattsville are
offered cheap and upon rent basis.
Pretty 4-room bungalow. porches, man
tie, gas and range, fine cellar. water
In kitchen. pretty porches, large lots,
only 05 per month, also handsome s.
room bungalow. hardwood finish, also
attractive Groom house. very large
grounds. chicken house and runs; fine
shade and some fruit, SIG per month.
Also +-room houses in row for poor
people wanting a home and right at
station. car fare: only so per month.
Address or see J. c. ROGERS, owner,
S4 ID st. n. W.. before IL o'clock Or
---- sf..-F~,iaf.--p puuw auv. -
NEW 4-RoOM FRAME HOUSE, in d. C.
suburbs: one car fare: colonial porch; lot
4ox1oo. Price. H.2oo: only small first pay
ment required.
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TILE WORK.
REPAIRING.
EDWIN E. ELLETT,
ESTIMATING. ilos 9TH n. ".
RAILROADS
sEABOARD AIR LINE RY,

1905 a. m. daily-"Seaboard Fast Mail"
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers to
savannah and Jacksonville Parlor car Jack
sonville to Tampa. Through sleeper to At
lanta Dining car.
e:35 p. m. aiiy..Florida.Cuoa Special"
Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa, ST. AuEus-
tine and knights Key (for Haysna). Through
coaches TO Jacksonville.
Sl5 D. m. daily-"Atlanta-B Birmingham Spe-
cial" Through Pullman steel electric-lighted
sleepers and observation car to Atlanta
Rirmingham, and Memphis. Through coaches
To birmingham. Dining car
Ticket Office. hls y. Y. ave. N. W.
e; e., 4 z. PAHMGR4' PAFHTIFs' D. g. p. T., A
n RYAN, G. p. A.. Portsmouth Va
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400 D. m. daily-C. * o. SPECIAL. solid
train 10 Cincinnati, with Pullman sleepers
10 Louisville, Cincinnati indianapolis, st
Louis and Chicago. C, & o. Dining Car
naO p. m. daily-F. F. V. LIMITED, to
the West. Southwest and Northwest. Pull
man sleepeTs to Virginia Hot Springs Cincin.
natl. and Louisville. Cincinnati sleeper open
for occupancy 10 p: N. c. o: Dining Car.
Ticket Ohices. bl3 Pa, ave-. 1889 + 81, and
Union Station. Phone Main lOes. 2s0s. and 1850,
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UPHOLSTERING.

FOR highest grade work and lowest prices
refinishing furniture Phone NJ. 1899 and leave
order. on drop postal. J. C. & ]. b. sHEP-
HERD CO., S09Ah n. w. Prompt work as.
Sured. Don't to get our estimates
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
780 NAVY PLACE S. F..

proposed minor street; 2-story brick; per-
rect repair; always rented. Best offer
takes Il. N
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ington, November 10. 1911. Sealed proposals
will be received at this office until two
ing and delivering twelve hundred and seven
gross tons. more or less, eight inch cast iron
water pipe, for use In the Water Depart-
ment, this city. Specifications and form Of
proposal may be obtained from the Pur-
chasing Officer, d. c. CUNO II. RU-
12LPH, JOHN A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM
~JUDSoN, Commissioners. d. C.
80 sss-nolS-st
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VACUUM CLEANERS

REGINA, Diamond, Richmond, Thurman
Duntley. Hoover. Bee. all makes. sold and re.
cash time. Main 4l55. NATIONAL. sth
and ID ".
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
1891 14TH ST N wv

very attractive and spacious 2-story cor
ner prick OF rooms and bath; large front
Porcn' concrete cellar; .hot-water heat: large
'front.' and side parking; 15-ft. paved alley.
Can sell at reduced price.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
PIPE HOSPITAL

D. J. DoRANZ, amber. meerschaum, and
modelled. 942 e N. w. l.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
403 AND 4O7 10TH ST 8 r.

JUST think, for small cash payment, bal
ance monthly; you can own either of these
cozy homes at low price Of $3.50.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22

NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
1923 r ST N w
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1919 KANSAS AVE. N. w.

we ASK that you look at this beautiful 2
s.ory brown pressed brick. Just completed; /;
construction and material the best; large
front porch; cellar: hot water heat; large lot
ana parking. Very cheap at 1850
The Washington times., 1911-11-22

NJ H. PHILPIrT. Reliable Umbrella and
PArasol Maker. Repairing and re-coverinE
cTaysnstts- El0Tia- and silk q. sOl y q. Nc.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
BIRDS AND ANIMALS

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpet
by the WASHINGTON RUG WEAVING
CO.. 931 9th st. N. w. Main 1929.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22

PIANO TUNING-sl50; all work guaranteed;
20 years experience. NJ. 26S or drop postal
J. F. HERMAN. l420 Pa. ave. n. w.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-04-06
OXFORD WINS BOAT RACE.
University Of Cambridge For
Thirty.sevonth Time.

Putney, England, April 3.-Oxford
won from Cambridge in the annual
eight-oared inter-varsity race over the
Putney course today. The dark blues
were heavier and wore the ~favorttes.
though Cambridge had the advantage
OF weather and position.
The day was perfect and the course
almost fiat. Oxford led from the start
and won by three lengths in 10 min.
utes and 20 seconds, which Is a record
for the race.
The previous record was Is minutes
and AZ seconds, made by Oxford in
1893 and duplicated by Cambridge in
1900. This is Oxford's th~irty.seyenth
victory, Cambridge having won 30 con.
tests.
Last year Oxford, with a lead Of
three lengths, finished in 20 minutes
and IA seconds. The year before or
ford won by three and ons.half lengths
In 10 minutes and 50 seconds. Ac.
cording to the English practice ne
time OF the defeated crew was not
taken.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-04-06
Fatal Runaway.

Last Sunday morning, Mrs.
Willis Gray, accompanied by her
daughter, Theresa, and father,
Mr.. Regan, started for Hope to
attend church. Just as thew
turned the corner near the Farris
farm, a strap on the harness
broke causing the team to run
away. The buggy was over
turned and the occupants thrown
out, and Mr.. Regain and Miss
Theresa very severely injured.
Mrs. Gray escaped with a few
bruises. Mr.. Regain died from
the effects of the shock a few
hours later but the young lady.
although in a very poor condi-
ton, is getting along as we'll as
can be expected.
Mr.. Regan's funeral was held
at the Catholic church yesterday
morning and interment was made
in the cemetery at Page.
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4 GOOD PRoWDER.

Clement J. Driscoll, New Yorks STIR,
ring commissioner Of weights and
advocates the sale Of bread
by weight, and discussing . bakers
objection to this idea, he said With q
smile:
IN Europe the goFsspmsnt regulates
tho weight II bread, and In some cases
svsn the price. This baker, pretending
that It u better for the people not to
have such regulations, reminds me Wv.
idly Of the poor provider.
"A washerwoman-so the provider
story soes-got married. and one Of
her clients said to her q month or 80
after the ceremony:
800 you get on vol with your hus.
band, Maryf'
"@Oh, yes, ma'am,' was the reply.
IT'S he q good providsr?
"Tndeed he 10 q good provider.
ma'am. He got me four new places to
wash last weak.'"-New York Tribune
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CITY ELECTION
HELD MONDAY
Hot Scrap for Aldermen in
First and Second Wards.
T. M. Major Elected Mayor.
Office OF Police Magistrate
Furnishes Interesting
f.. Contest.

The City Election held last
Monday was one of the most hot.
~ contested battle of votes held
in this city for a number of
years.
Although indications a week
ago pointed to a lively time
nothing exciting was expected.
However things began to warm
up after the caucus last Wednes-
day and before the polls opened
Monday morning several tickets
were in the field and everyone
was out boosting their favorite
candidates.
T.. M. Major came out for may.
Or on an independent ticket and
was elected by a majority of
fourteen votes, nine of which
came from the first ward and the
balance from the third, The
second went even up, 10 each
way.
H. A. Livermore defeated the
caucus candidate, Harry Smith,
for the office of Police Magistrate
by eleven votes, getting his ma
jority in the third ward.
M. N. Mallory was elected city
treasurer and W. E. Elliott, city
justice, without opposition.
In the Bloody First, W. j.
Hanson defeated Chas. F. Terrell
for alderman by one vote, the
count being q to %.
Nels N. Lunding, in the second
ward. defeated DR.. E. P. Harper
for alderman by four votes, II to
81. This ward was claimed by
both sides until the votes were
all counted.
The third ward elected A. J.
King for alderman without CD.
position.
A total of 148 votes were cast
at the election, the first and third
wards polling IS each and the
second, 80. This is a big vote
for a city election, although at
the general election last fall over
two hundred voters we're at the
| polls.
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Constipation brings many ailments
in its train and is the primary cause
OF much sickness. Keep your bowels
regular, madam, and you will escape
many of the ailments to which women
are subject. Constipation is a very
simple thing, but like many simple
things, it may lead to serious onse
quences. Nature often needs a little
assistance and when Chamberlain's
Tablets r given at the first indica-
ton, much distress and suffering may
be avoided. Sold by all dealers.
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WHY BE A CHRISTIAN?

l. Sin and %selfshness abound.
Christ, and he only, forgives the one
and helps overmaster the other.
2. The life and teachings of Jesus
present the most sublime and perfect
system of truth ever revealed. More
over, these come not as a system of
philosophy but as a moral imperative
demanding our best efforts.
3. The Christian is promised
strength, protection and care sufficient
for every temptation and circumstance.
4. True happiness and peace for
life, both here and hereafter, lies in
following as nearly as possible the
example of Christ.
5. Each should be a Christian for
"a Christian is only a man at his
best"
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The last number Of tho G, P.
Walker course, Managing Mil.
dred," at the opera house last
evening, drew a good house and
everyone in attendance pro.
nounced the show fine. The
songs were all catchy and well
sung, and the orchestra besides
playing accomplishments, fur
nished two good selections. W.
hope to see a Walker course for
this city next winter.