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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-22

II is a terrible thing to have life
long enemy-so my Uncle Ashdod
Clute Of Betzville says-and we who
have none should be thankful Last
Thursday Uncle Ashdod nearly per-
ished through an enmity that culmi-
mated on that day
When Uncle Ashdod was a boy Of
II he began fishing in Mud creek. and
the very first time he threw in his
hook he caught a pike, but when he
pulled it out it was such thin.
small. miserable little skimp of fish
that he was as mad as hops, and he
stood right up and told the pike what
he thought of it and then slammed
it back into the creek, and thought
no more about it. But that pike did.
A pike is the most vindictive kind of
fish; terribly vindictive; and never
forgets an injury. Year after year
that pike lay low and nursed its an
ger and planned revenge. and poor
Uncle Ashdod knew nothing about it
He never suspected it in the least, he
says. He would have treated that pike
the came as he would have treated
any other fish, if he had met it, he
says
Things went along that way for SO
years, with Uncle Ashdod Clute think
ing nothing at all, and the pike gnaw-
ing its cankerous heart out for a
chance of revenge, and last Thursday
it thought it saw its chance.
There was Uncle Ashdod sitting on
the bank of the creek with his pole
stuck in the mud beside him, when
suddenly there came a cloud-burst a
mile or so up the creek and almost
instantly the creek began to rise by
leaps and bounds Before Uncle Ash
dod, who isn't as spry as he used to
be, could get to his feet the creek
was up to his knees, and there in
the water was the monstrous big pike
dashing and slashing at him with its
jaws wide open, and leaping out of
the water in a frenzied attempt to
catch Uncle Ashdod by the neck and
drag him down to death.
Any pike can leap like deer, but
this pike was wonderful leaper, and
Uncle Ashdod saw there was only
one chance for his life, and that was
to climb q tree So he made a dash
for big pine and jumped for the
lower limbs, and all the time the
water was rising, and no matter how
fast he climbed the tree the water
rose as fast and there was the big
pike right facing him and crashing
its teeth. Every moment the pike
would make a leap, and before it
could fall back into the water the
water would overtake it. In that way
Uncle. Ashdod climbed the tree, with
the creek and the pike never three
feet behind him, until it began to look
as If he would run out of tree before
the creek began to go down, and he
knew that if he reached the top OF
the pine and the water kept on rising
the pike would swim in and complete
the deed it had set its heart on.
But just as he reached the top the
water began to fall as rapidly as it
had risen, and the pike gave one cry
Of futile anger and made last enor-
nous leap and grabbed Uncle Ashdod
by his long gray whiskers which were
blowing out over the topmost limb,
and at that moment Uncle Ashdod
tainted and dropped. If it hadn't been
for the pike Uncle Ashdod would have
been dashed to death, but once a
pike gets hold it is like a bulldog; it
never lets go. So there they hung b
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-22
Minister to Settle strike.

Ottawa. Ont, April 22-Rev c. NJ.
Gordon of Winnipeg, Man, better
known as Ralph Common, the author,
has been chosen chairman of the board
Of Cancellation appointed to deal with
the coal strike in Alberta and British
Columbia, where 5000 men are idle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-22
LACE CURTAIN CATCHES FIRE.

There was a slight fire in the house
in the rear Of 1918 Texas street at
1890 Friday night. a lace curtain
had become ignited from some un-
known cause and was destroyed. This
was the only damage done.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
! Observation-Disclosures /
Cur e,uigem @mbe beitat=
tet.

Sod pom 5burme. 0es @pttesbalt=
les, lit meld]er1 er ais Iicl1er 0es
@errn 10 piele Sabre Sic beilige1r
@anollrngen perridtete lt1o feline ge=
meibten @6noe oen Segen crtbeilten,
fiinoete am lester1 6reitag DOR Ser
Mittags ltln1oe Ser Oumpfe .5pn Ser
Blpde scr @cmeinoe ct. 9eid)olas on,
oaB Ser l1nerbittli6eIoo tie fires geiit=
liden &aters, bes bo6m. Sbps. SaB=
bino, bermtbt u1to 0aourd Sic @elnei11=
Sc permoiiet babe. @obl litt Ser Ser
ltorbene ieit orei Subren a11 ser 8ai=
Ter udt, BON ser i'm Sic bette ar6tli6e
@iilfe leioer ntdt befreieu fonl1te, sod
mar er %in1n1er mod oienitbereit uato
oienltfGbig. slm sonntag Dor ieinent
Iooe bielt err nod @odamt unO Nre=
oigt, u1to Glen tag nabm er nod BET
einem Mn1te cine population Dor,
0}itmob ober itellte iid) eine ltnge=
lpobnlife Sdmdd)e eil1 luto mebr un0
mebr ionf Sic &roft, bis Ser bpd)m.
!@err ToBbino on1 Treitag ul1ter Sen
@ebeten. ser bod)lp. @erren 9e. Neiffcr
bon Goen Gallep ul1o q. @rotb BON
2afe George, ergeben iii @ottes fl.
@iller1, leine Seele in Sic @dnoe if
res SdDpfcrs mtsbaltd)te. 9eiier als
@orte 0ies 5n tbu>1 perm0gen, bemies
Sic groBe Menideni d)aor, Sic iid OH
Ser 8abre hires Der ltprbenen Hfarrers
einfanoen, I'M oelien erbleidten 3iige
nodm1ols 81 idal1en, mabreno Ser 1a=
&c. o1 0ere1 Sic 9eid)c oes perelpigten
Seeliorgers inn S%u1ctl1oriunt ser Sir
de a1fgebabrt lag, mic boh gcohtet,
mie augemein feliebt er bci %lctl1el1
Efarrongeb0rigen 9emeien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
En- oem @cbanfen, aQcs Seniatip

in bent Wc0antct, 1ucs Sen11ttD=
nelle> momit sic Sagesblatter ibrelt
Sc ern oiel1en, aus unlerm8latte fern=
5l1bolten u11o al1f oieie@eii e ein 6omi=
lienblatt fir Mlt 11no Sung bero1s=
3l1geben, nabmen mir bapo11 Mbitan0,
uni ern 2eiern lit ein Jamilienperbalt=
nib ginblid 31 g0nnen, oas moden=
lar1g in SEN Gerbm1olungen 6es Mc=
Glure : Na61aBpro3eiies b~losgelegt
ml1roe. Mber boh f0nnen mir Sem
9[nlinnen Ser TreltnDe oes Sbos. g..
Mc@lltre, belier inter Bent Mome1t
Step" McGlure befonrt, 1tidt mi0er=
lteben, 0emlelben @eredtigfeit, Ste
ourb 0os 3eugniB 0es &reisridters
M&. 3. 5oplor erb6rtet mltr0e, in ser
9ll1gabe m%i1fabren 5u laiien, oab er
lid III Ser &erlpaltltng bes Na6lalles
ieines Goters, l1ad)bem ieines 0lteren
@rlt0ers Barter gei6madte Sc Juno
beit, oielelbe GIT %pol5ieben, nid)t mebr
geltottete, ols 0elien miiroiger Sobn
%erlpies, inbem CT iid oobei oen1 ST.
%tereiie ieiner jiingeren @ei6miiter> ol1=
itatt, lpie mo1 nod5lmeii en iltdte, Be-
re1t @lttbaben 5t pergel10e11, 5u lei=
11em eigenen Nead)tbeile mto!nete, mos
5u mioerlegen Sltoge Mc@ee, Ser &C.
oltngene @etdel s(mpalt, ii6 aufs
@ifrigite teltrebte, obne ober ont Ser
@irflid)feit, fit oeren @obrheit
Sl1oge 5oplpr bere6tes 3e1gniB ob(eg=
tie, altd) nur inn @eringltem riitteln 81
fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
Mit ,ueldler Trcdheit sic Der fathp=

liiden Stride fein6li6 geiinnte &reiic
Gent dlanos ielbit Mnslaiil1ngen 6es
@eiligen gaters fdlidt, gebt aus Ell
1tem aus Berlin angelongten 8eridt
ijber oas lebte shreiben 6es Napltes
an aoroinal Slider BON &oln berbor.
SSn oiei em Doflrnente merben Sic
@ii6ofe erntobnt, u0ie Dis
ciplinirlng unbotmdBiger Bfarrer of
ne &iidiidt ouf diil1Bere sdmieriefei=
ten 0ltrd5l1ieten." Ser a1geblid I'M
parteiiide u8erliner 2ofalan5eiger,"
Ser 5uerit einen Mus5rg aus 0em
papitliden Sdreiben bradte, ma6te
aus oem &aiius uobne &iidiidt u1f
dltBere 5d1pierigfeiten" 6as iebr bel
aggreiiioere vobne &iidii6t n1f Sic
meltli6e 8ebor6e" ltn0 enfeiielte So
nit ienen bonn &abel au6 nod bier
Sturm, Ser beinabe ei1ten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
ltuermaolih lit Scr &pritcbcr bes

95ep Dorfer 3ollamtes, Solicitor
2oeb, in leinen @emiibunge1l> o1ll
3ollbetrl1g betbeiligte 8ealnte l1no
SSlnpprtenre sur &e6enihaft 5u .5ieben
.llr0 meiteren getrug SIT eridmere11.
Nad]0em int Gerlaufe ser BON ibm &C.
fiibrten &nmpagnee gege1 ein leit
Sabren gum lb1pereu Gerluit Ser
gunoesfaiie geiibten @etragsipltem
bereits cine grobe Nn5abl langiabriger
lire 5teae eingebiibt bat>
menn nidt nod @efangnibitrafen &C.
gen lie erfan1t morOen iinO, itno ut
jiil1glter 3eit meitere 5m0lf 3oabeam=
tie, 0arl11ter Ser Gbefclerf zines Ser
neutrality-suspicious., fires MmteS entbo=
Zen moroen. Ser 56abamtS lefretar
fat ieOo6 angeor0net, ooB
sic Malnet1 ser elben ni6t befannt ge=
geben mer6en io0en. Mltf lire &lage>
es iei ibnen feline @elege11beit sur Ser
i6ei0iguatg geboten mor0ea, iou Sol
leftor 2oeb geantmortet baben, 6aB Tie
oa5u nod Dor @eridt @elegenbett er=
mogen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
GngliiAc nmo emsliid=amerifaniid)e

0ngliid)c nno engliid)=amerifaniide
3citullgel1 perlltben ibren geoonfen=
lcien 2ciern unter beud)leriidem tie
fem @eoalern iiul1er inns imn1er mie=
Scr mit5lttbeilen, 0ab &ailer @llbelm
Gin id)lper frunfer Monn lit, belien
Soo MIR cine 6rage Ser 3eit lit. Mud
lein lestes ltnmohliein fat Da5u 0te=
l1en n1iiilen, Mltfregung SIT %perbreite1,
l11t0 per1r1 1tl1r Elm fleiner Ibeil 0apon
mobr mdre, 10 6atte Ser &aiier na1be=
oingt on enter Ser pielen ibm ange=
bid)teten &ranfbeiten lterben miiiien.
GoB iein 500 MIR cine Srage ser 3eit
lit, lit elbltperltdnoli&, oenn er lit
ols Meni9 mie mir uue 0emielben lln=
termorf fen, aber bei ieiner &iiitigfeit,
leiner fraftigen @ei unobeit uno ieiner
geregelteln 2ebensmeiie fa111 eS u11O
miro es bofentlid nod 1ange oa1ern,
ebe er 0em Sr0iid)en leinen Sribut
5ublen ml1B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
@abreno elmer 0ienltog Mor=

gen nom bo9m. 8ater @erner, s.. g..
g., in Ser nnbef ledten @mpfangniB=
firde geleienen 8routmelie muroen
9fic. Sdraut bon &ier5 u1ro 9lgnes
Soa bon ct. Wartin ebeli6 perbun=
Cen. @liid gum 8umoc!
@egel1 Ser @eideioenbeit oes
@errn Sen. @ocfer, ser bercits Dor Ell.
nigen @o6en Gater zines itroume,1
S0bnd)en muroe, sic es ibm nidt gu
lieB, uns rebt5eitig bon Sem greig11iB
in &enntnib 5u ieeen, fonnen mir lei=
11en pie(en 6reln0en eri It bel1te sen
al1genebmel1 IomilienporfaI beri1-
ten. Nahtrdglih Sem j%opialeln 8en.
ul1o ieinem @annden Sic helten @liitf=
lpiinld1e 5llr1 Stantmbolter.
Ias Observation-Disclosures bot
Sic &prlage bc5iiglid Meueintbeilung
Set 2egislat!1r = Iiltrifte oln 1ienitag
nit IS gegen 81 Stimme,1 a1gellom=
men, mpDurh Ser ct. GlprD 9ento1t=
Iiitrift ,eine11 &ertreter me6r babel1
miro.
Ger ct. Glolto Commercial Gh,b
erflarte lid) in elmer 1ienit tag Mben6
gebaltenel1 &erian1mll1ng gegen sic
Galbn1an Giiia15=5arifbill. Sc Der
lallten gegen 0iel elbe 10 piele berpor=
roge10e Stiauuel1, 0oB bielelbe inn ST.
terelIe 0e5 MugemeinmoblS uobge=
ma1rfit" mer0e11 iollte.
- SEER u. j. 1iiher mltrDc 1ie11=
ltag M6eno Don Ser Melrple StoDtbe=
b0r0e fortraftli6 nit Ser 9lnferti=
gl11g SEES in jener Stoot geplonter1
Mb5ugsfn1,ol Spite1ns fit $11,41S.=
26 hetroltt. Sein 9lngebot mar etma
$500 nieoriger, ols Sic Mblddtung
0es S1geIliel1ren g. e.. Gbl1te BON
bier bctrltg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
1tnier Madbar int siibcm, Merifp,

fat lal1t SEM 3enlus letten Sabres
cine 9epolferung bon 1890, 900, et=
ma 0oppelt ioDiel mie &ana0a. St6n=
Be 0os 2an0 mirtbi6af tlid auf 6eriel=
ben @obe mie 0ieies, 10 miiroen MIR
al,d) lint ieine &un0ihaft NIT @ege1r=
leittgfettsoertrdgen merben, aber>0arin
itebt es betrddtlid 5uriid. @dbreno
&ana0a i'm porigen Sabre aus Sen
Gereinigten Staaten @aaren int @er=
tbe bon 1929, 100000 be5og, bral1dte
Merifo MIR $57>000,000 &uno0o
be5iebt PRO &opf etpa fir $50 unierer
Ero0l1fte, Merifo 1r1tr fir 81. &ano6i=
id1e @aaren fa1oen bier einen 9lb iab
gum @ertbe BON 80 Milioner1, mQb=
reno MIR BON Werifo fiir Al Meiaionen
he5ogcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
@cgen sic @eatermng bes staates


Minneiota erbebt Sic uMmertcan Sc
rerution Of 9abor" Sic ACKNOWLEDGING,
boB lie SEN in ibrem 3udtbor1ie ange=
tertigten 8in0faoen inter Sem Marft=
preiie perfauft nno 0aour9 einen
9rud ouf sic 9obne ser freien Mrbei<
ter a1siibt. @s miro btn5l1gefiigt,
0uB ser Staat Minneiota an ie0em in
iei11er 8inofa6enfabrif bei6afttgten
3udtbausler inn perflolienen Sabre
$4,000 - insgeiammt r1n0 $780,
900 - per0iente un0 6amit einen
~9iebltobt" an SEN @efangenen BE-
ging. Geren &eroienit lollte, 10 miro
geiagt, iopeit er Sic Soften oes Inter
bats ser 9lnitalt iiberi teigt, SEN Somi=
lien Ser berbeiratbeten Strdflinge
ilbernittelt inns fir Sic leoigen a11ge=
%la1nrnelt n10 6tel en nad berbiiBter
Strai3eit ausgeban0igt 1per6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
9te bemufratiid)em 6ii6rcr int ua

9ic ocmufratiid)cn Tiibrcr int 11a=
tionolen @eprai entmrtenba1ie baben
neb1t pielen alloeren mertbpollen &c
~for1lel1 ol,d) beidblolien, 6ab Sorliter
ppn @ausfomiteen nidt altd} a1toer11
&on1iteen als Mitglieoer %angeboren
loue,1. 9alnit miro ser bon Sen De-
n1ofroten pertrete1le @eoanfe ,gefpr<
bert, oem @eietgebl1ngS -Monopol ein
'gnoe 5ll madDen, mic es ltnter Der
Gullllon' ld)en 0iflatl1r beitebt. STE
Gorjiter ser &omiteen beliben cine
grobe Modt, melde iie ais Mfitglieoer
m,Dercr &pniteel1 sur @eltl1ng SIT
bri,gen perln0gen. Doral1s bat iid
ellt>picfelt, oaB Sic @eiesgelnlng Scr
Ser. Staaten gan5li6 BON Bent Be-
treiben ser &orlieer Ser mid)tiglten
abbdngig par, ooer oob lie
sic 9iftotltr oes Spred)ers unterltiib=
ten. Sic Hefprm lit n1d aus oem
meiteren @rl1noe SIT e%mpfeblen, oob
tic oael1 Mitglieoern @elegenbelt bic
tct, lid) aftip an ser III Sen &plnlteelt
pprbereiteteu 8eietgebung SIT betbeili=
gen, Die ol1 @ittigfeit Sic Geletge=
hu1g leitens bes @ani es lelbl It iiber=
ragt. ltnter Dem iebigen Spltem, lll1<
ter meld)e}n cine fleine Mn5a6l bon
Mitglieoern &omiteen Stellen ein,
nebmel1, iiu0 sic meilten Mitglieoer
pbne @etpidt ltno ginfluB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23

,1abn1e. Mit ser iett ertbeilten CT
laubnib fann ct ii6 anoerortS Be
id)aftigumg ii6ern un6 9obn peroie=
men, mabreno sic 5anlilie a1f Der
6arn1 nab oem M%ptbmenoigen iiebt.
llno nit oeml grtrog Der minterltdbe1l
Mrbcit miro CT Inn 10 eber imltanoe
icill Sen @erpflidtlngem fir oie ct
morbene @eimltdtte nad)5ufommel,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
Ger ui%tcrrcidiidc Staat crb6lt pua

neu1 9todlaB oes in @ien Der torbe11el1
c@Sreiberrn Mlbert bon &otbidilO etlpu
smorsia Miaionen &ronen grbldafts=
i@tel1er. Gan1it l1bt iid mandes 2od)
in Benz 0iterreidilden Gefi5lt itopfen,
pbnc oob snleibel1 notbig lino. lie
bernies fat Ser Ser tprbene, oellen
Mad)loB o,f 500 bis $50 MiQiorelr
&roren gemertbet miro, Sent Stoot
grobere @ern11d)tnilie iibermiei Ell, So
nit CT administrative Gerbeiierungen
ourdrfiibren fan11, fit melde es bisber
ul1 8elo feblte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23

llel,en &l1lturfampf acknowledgement
b6tte. tins oas oaes, neil Der Ser
finer 9ptanan5eiger," mabribeiulid
aus reiner Seniationsluit mro 6reltoe
ont @eteln gegen Sen &otboi5isnmls
lih cine ser ifmoaloieiten Madrih=
tlna9enfal idplngeuL Sic ie in sic @elt
qclebt murOcn, geleiltet bate!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
Sen ScimitGttlerr, namcntlid Sc.

men int Nor0melten, lit Ser &ongreB
in MISUNDERSTANDING 8eii lie entgegen
gefommen, inoem CT ibl1en geltattet
fat, mabren0 Ser @intermonate ibr
!Seimpei en- 51 perlallen. Ma6 SEN
biSberigen 8%eitimmlrngen muBte ser
Mniie0ler sic gon5e 3eit ser porge=
idriebenen 5eBbaftigfeit al1f ieinem
slnpeien 5l1hrtngel1, obihon SOS piel-
fad rein %perlorene 8ett be0eutete, oa
ip4bren6 6es @inters auf ser 8rairie
menig Mrbeit gu berri6ten lit, sic sic
Ib6tigfeit zines Munnes in Mnipru9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
Scr Seuat scr 2egislatmr ppm Sm=

Oiuna bot Elm @eiet al1genomnet1, mel
DIES oeu Stimun5lpang einfiibrt. @er
lid1 ol1 elmer @ubl nidt betbeiligt ltrO
feline fruftigen @rii11oe lit elmer eioli=
cfen Grfl1rltng oafiir a%nsugeben >peiB,
perfaat in cine @elobube Don $500.
Mu1elnciuer Mnliht 5ufolge miro Oas
Mulrs Ser &prluge beiltimme1. ltno
rul1u? @iro oos er5mltngene Sotllm
before 9}elllltote e%rgebcn?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23

P1u5h0. N1e"0s o"3
muroe I'M Stunt 1860 in Steinen I'M
Canton shmit in ser Gdj.uei5 gebo=
rem, MOO beute nod 2 ietner @eldmiiter
mobnbaft iino uno sen 5o0 6eS bo6m.
8raoers betrouern. Sn @iniie0eln III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-25
FOR sALE-HoUsEa

kV6 oAkE-6OUHEH
TOR sALE-A yERI CHEAP H0UsE
sepsrate. pr gnrs sps rcsnsr Ccnsrs home
WELL PLANNED HOUSE
rsrlOr. Library: dining room. pantry and
Two e, st.irtsys: fu1nses h sai lot iszso.
alley.
very convenient. West Of 9th st.. near car
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1a42 New York ave.
FOR sALE-DECIDED BARGAINS
years--homes or investments-S5.z5o. reduced
houses on You Ut. between nth and 18TH.
IIot-water heat. tiled bath; rooms on first
loor.
Les than 5000 viii buy. one Of those
handsome 3-story houses on ''T' st., north
side. built BY Henderson: rooms deep; two
STONE FAIRFAX. 1892 New Tork ave.
ONE SQUARE FROM THE BOSTON HOUSE.
PRICE. $500. N iHa snsaA Toh so.
rooms BATH 'f11a .tasy Hs s1ife
stone FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
JOHN F. DoNoH0E { SONS.
ia Penn s avenue Sc.
An s.room white stone-front house. situated
on B st. Sc. very close to Lincoln Park Ac-
commodAting terms be arranged. This
house represents good value for the price, and
we invite an inspection OF this property if
You are looking for a home or investment.
Reasonable terms.
PRICE, 1850
1t. ne; Groom modern house; hot-wat ter
heat. You can name your terms. Now rented
at So per month.
PRICE. 5000.
Rented at $25 per month Must be sold. A
Groom modern press-brick bay-window house.
situated on 4th Ut. Sc. 0ne-han block from
car line. This house II sold to close an estate
and r. a genuine bargain.
PRICE, $2,250.
Fifth ct. ne. near Stanton Park; . Groom
brick with cellar. You could not begin to build
the house for the price asked exclusive of the
ground. The neighborhood is o. K.
PRICE. $780,
Rented at $z0 Der month. Not cent Of rent
lost in ten years. Situated IN Sc. in a splendid
renting section. Over 1000 square feet Of
ground. We know this will suit you as an In
vestmeut. Let rs send you q list Of bargains
for home or investment. II you will tell us
your wants In real estate will get you the
best to be had for the money.
JOHN F. DONOHOE 4 SONS,
S14 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-25
EVERY ONE A GOOD HOME.

FOR SAIE-PRICE. $A.15o; SPLENDID LIT
tie home OF seven rooms and bath, with two
story brick stable; lot 10 BY 145 to lift.
paved alley; good location and convenient to
downtown.
BOSS PHELPS Unc.). 90 18th NV.
FOR sALE+PRICE, 8, 200; ANOTHER DOWN
town home; you win buy It once you have
9th streets; containing eight rooms and bath
would rent for 500 per year.
BOSS PHELPS (Inc.). 90 14th NV.
FOR SAIE-PRICE. $4,000; A CHOICE ILTI1.E
home on VI street; seven rooms and bath: neat
as pin: beautiful tiled bath; open freplaces
1t viii be money in your pocket to look at this
house. Has been held at s., 900.
BOSS PHELPS (IDc.) 010 l4th NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, 5000; on n STREET. Be
tween 18th and 18th streets; IN eight-room
house. with q lot 20 BY I'D to q soft. alley.
With a little money spent on this house, would
make you q splendid downtown home. Open
for inspection.
BOSS PHELPS Unc.) 90 14th NV.
FOR sALEPRICK. $1,000; CLOSE 70 i4TH
street; seven rooms and bath; 30 feet 'front.'
in splendid repair. This Is cheap for a good
little northwest home; easy walking distance
BOSS PHELPS Onc.). 90 18th NV.
FOR aAID-PRICN N,25O; A HOME FOR YOU
near the Union station, In the northwest: six
rooms and porcelain bath; moderate priced
houses like this are hard to md.
BOSS 4 PHMPS Qnc.>, 30 14th NV.
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FOR sAIE-HoUsEs.


FOR SALEHOUSE AND STABLE NORTH
WEST. Twelve rooms.
Rent. $3.50 q year.
Price, 5000.
MOORE & HILL (lncl. 1888 G ST. NV.
FOR SALE - DETACHED HOUSE, WITH
over 10000 feet Of ground; on the Heients;
IL rooms; two-stoFy stable; hot-wAter heat.
&f2,5o0.
Located on one Of the hest residences
streets; convenient to two car lines.
MOORE HILL (Inc). 1893 81. nav.
FOR SALE-HOUSE OF DISTINCTION.
Located in one Of the choicest spots Of
the residential northwest.
New-CENTER HALL; stone and bric1
front; So feet wide; lot 40 deep to paved
alley.
ARRANGEMENT:
Cellar under entire house. containing mans
room and bath, laundry, etc.
1ST FLOOR-Drawing room. library, dining
room. pantry and tiled kitchen.
I'd FLOOR4 rooms tone suitable Tor
living ROOM, modern bathrooms. shower
baths, etc.
Sd FLOORS rooms. private bath, serv.
ants rooms and servants' bath.
EXPENSIVE APPOINTMENTS
THROUGHOUT
So, 800
APPLY FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS.
MOORE HILL Qnc). 1888 ST. NV.
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FOR SALE - ONE OF THE PRETTIESr
houses east Of the Capitol can be bought at an
exceedingly low figure. This house. contains all
modern improvements. For q home buyer or
Spectator this bargain cannot be overlooked.
A snap for some one. The owner lives out Of
town and must sell. Make US an offer.
JOS. A. HERBERT. Jr., & CO.,
Lincoln 129. 500 East Capitol st.
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WE WANT
THE CAREFUL HOME BUYER
TO LOOK
NOS. 1882 AND 1894 A ST. S.E.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK. OVERLOOKING
MASS. AVE.
Only two left out Of five recently built BY q
very careful builder.
LOT 1Sxl35 TO 20-FT. ALLEY.
Two stories and large air space, with 6ne
cellar; rooms and reception hall: modern
bath: hot-water heat; gas and electricity: very
large colonial porch.
WORTH $4,000. REDUCED TO $3.50
For quick sale.
COME OUT SUNDAY.
LIEBERMANN 4 HAWN, 1908 3 ST.
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DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE,
Mr.. HOME BUYER
Tor the price.
ONLY-$s, 750-ONLY
ONLY LEFT OUT OF IA BUILT on this
corner: IL sold to the most careful house buyer.
NOS. 406 70 40 TENN. AVE
Two-stery. and cellar, red-b9ick houses, Q
rooms and bath. hot-water heat.
CAN SELL ON SMALL CASH PAYMENT,
BALANCE MODERATE TERMS MONTHLY.
WE WANT YOU TO SEE THEM.
COME OUT SUNDAY.
Take cars to 18th and ID. one square east. OF
cars to 18th and East Capitol, two squares
Saf.raMxW ATwWyS" ' M Ms ppxSSIs HSs"ee'
LIEBERMANN & HAWN, 1908 + ST.
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
LOW-PRICE HOUSES.
H0AR2 INVESTMENTS

LoW-PRICE HOUSES:
story brick dwelling with cellar: lot iax1o0
S1.2co-1sTH ST. BETWEEN O AND r
STS.: FORMERLY HELD AT $3.50: g.
STORY GROOM BRICK DWELLING. WITH
$4.00o-"S'' ct. between 9th and 10th sts.:
2 stories. cellar. rooms and bath. very
s5Sy SS;x Or , GMoss s G,9 s ssiq.s :
ON FRENCH ST. BETWEEN 9TH AND
ss.iso-N st. near y: Cap. st.; Z rooms an, g
N.tc0-A s.sroRY AND CELLAR BAT.
o. 5TH ST. NV: HOUSE CosT $500 10
.s4.5oo-H st. NV. near seh; rooms: lot
sa.GS0-K st. near 9th: brick; rooms and
bath.
.ty%15S sT S Es1ss s.rH s sSSg soEEB
BATH; ALI. LARGE ROOMS.
g, 6OO-Near Iowa Circle; s 70 sms and bath;
81 feet front. Rents $50.
N.soo-K st. near sth; brick dwelling; Q
Ss.6o0-Nc 81 N ct. NV; . very pretty 2.
:sS,y; scS bsy'window brick. With cellar;
*, 7oo-N st. near 9th; rooms and hath:
S4.30O-N st. bet. 10th and Goth It,: 9
foome; lot :7x101: swell location.
sssoo.N 81. NV; 9 ROOMS. . BATHS.
si5oo-Nesr Iowe Circle: rooms: lot a4x
Stone & FAIRFAX. lsls New York ave.
FOR sALE-ss. 800: A 7-RooM BRICK DwEI.I.-
ing and 2-story brick stable; lot 25x145; In
the northeast section. This Is a very low
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FOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS.
JESSE L. HEISkELL,
1903 st. NV. Phone Main 66A
near N. II. ave.. fine residence, three
story brick. stone trim: three rooms deep: IL
rooms. baths; hot-water heat: newly and
beautifully decorated throughout. Largely
immediately.
st. near Conn. ave-. fashionable residep-
fial section; excellent residence. tsreestory
baths; hot.water heat: newly and beautifully
decorated: very low price: sos 5000
trust II sold at once.
FOR SALE-ONLY $3.50; CAN'T be DUPLI.
Gated for g, 500 For business reasons must
move ut once: will sell my coy and comfort.
able home on any terms that will suit you: 6
west exposures; hath; gas and ceal ranges;
furnace; good basement; 30 feet Frontage;
paved street, squares from car line; very de-
sirable' strictly white neighborhood. Call and
zee the house or phone Columbia AS. OWNER,
J40S 9th ST. NV.