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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-18
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sianatier 9ulfsblatt" befinoet Fd) I'm
Ssbauoe SO. 509-511 Waonpn
&psnne. auasiseu, RittbeiInnseu
auo geiteaunsen irsenomelher 4rt
nersen bis 10 llbr gbenSS oaIeiblt
entgesengenpmmen. Sel.pbou SouIb
1854.
- Rabe Dem grlangsr 9ahnboT
tpuros gtitsrn bic 2sias zines Ufannss
ron 5rl. Maup Rioer gefunoen. A!z
lem 4ni6ein nab puroe er bon etnen
.3uoe Der 0ueen Il. Crescent Giienbahu
oetrpffen, ou Der 8opf tbeilpsiIe ab9s=
fahren mar. Gr bate cine Bliitenz
farte auf ben Namen g. .. 5ostld
in ieinem 9eiiB. Die 2eIhe purne als
bic BON GQprsnce R.eIe, 80 Sabre alt,
BON Crescent Springs, ioentifI3trt. -
sSrau 6. ResIe srtIdrte. ouB ibr 9otte
Gin WQi6iniit lei, uno lid nah elmer
9rpcerp bssab, um Gintdufe gu maz
ten, ais sr bon einem 3u9e uberfabz
rem uno sstDbtet puroe. Gr binterldbt
ouber ieinsr 9attIn aud 0tpsi mlnosrs
jd6rige ain0sr.
- 9lopina S6oolsr reibte i'm
gircuttgerihte cine S6eioungstlags
essen 9eorg S9ooIsr sin. Das Poar
ebelitte i'm DECEMBER 1907 uno iotl
sr lie i'm UlGr5 1912 Derlaisn baben.
- Ridter 5arbsion CAB gsItsrn in
fsIner 4btbsiluug pss gtrcuitgeri6ts
folqenDe Gntf6sioungen ab: Serrp
Sullinan gs9eu RI6aro gomonos etc,
urtbeil gsgsn Die StaDt Gooington flr
$41O nsbft 3inIen pom 26. Septsmber
1910, fir Die 8iobe Cement Comp,
$135.07 nebft 3infen, pom IA. Qop.
1910 unp $172.01 nsbIt 3inisn Dom
q. Sebrs 1911 gegen Die Staot, Der
Riftsr entihieo, oaB ba5 Gigentbum
Der 8erflugtsn nur $3.50 fpsrt6 lei uni
baB Die Stapt oes6atb Die bon ibr an:
oeoroneten 8erbefsrungen, Seltenpe,
ae, Qb3uastanal etc. islbit tragsu mub
- SSm fEalle BON 2epine 8ros., gsger
f5rau SSobn 9. Sosntbal, ipuroe bas
lIrtbeil pom 20. 5ebr. 1910 CUR Seiti
oefest, ebenfo DER 8erfauf. - Sn
5alle Der Commercial Grspit Comp
esgsu 2epine Bros. puroe Der Sin.
panp 3ur petitiun abgerpisisn. - Gil
iabetb 2inofdn erbIelt cine gheI6el
ouno bon .. g 2tnpfun unb bic Ob
but iibsr ihr aino. - 2apina Gle
msnfs er6islt sine Gbei6eibung oor
Grnft elements inD Die Sbbut iibe'
ibr ainb. - sSm 5alle BON 2ouis 6
Warih eeesn Die 6. u. u. GiienDabn
puroe bas 9eIuh Der 0erflasten oai
llrtbeil bel Settle gu iesen, absefpiefen
Carrie u. petri srbielt bic Shei
bnng ppn Daniel petri unb bus Red
ibssn Wdehennamsn garrie u. 9ude
fiibren gu Dirfen. - Snes Grout CT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-18
@odjeubtriAt Ses 9eiMnblsitsamts,

eau! benz Mohenberid,t bts ii1osis
ifen Geinnbhiisamies lpurbtn In Der
perfloifsmn MOft l04 ndHe bon an.
fte6ennen Grontheiien unb "a 1ohes.
iGae infolae iolher Rrnntheiien asmsi.
BET. aeaen 266 grironiunaen unh IL
1cbes!dlle in Der poralIeliueds oss
psrfIoHenen ssabres. Anf bic sinaelnsa
aransheiten periheilen iih bic sur
4nmelbuna aebradten i50as ME felat:
Ehluinoiuht. "a Grtraniunasn uno
10 1obesfoIe; 1ipbtNriiis. 81 Gr.
franfunacn unb 4 1obesfdle; Wino.
poden. IS grtrdntunnen: aeuhhuitsn,
13 Grirnnsunaen uno / 1ooesfan:
Gharlahf eber. s Griraniunasn: In.
phusfieber. Bumps uno RoIs ie hrei
Grfrnnfunasn: ainoerparalpis cine
Grfrnnfunl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-18
Gri@sHen
Sat iid Der 40 Sabre alte Oesrse
VI. Snd,s, ssa Ns. 1409
Sseamore Etrase.

Mit sinsm Repolner, fpelfkn isine
1rau pisbsrboli peritedt bate, ba iis
cnnohm. Dab br Wnnn ieinsm Sebsn
aspaltiam Elm gnbe bertiisn lpiirss.
sridob iih seitern Der 49 Sabre ale
Sbanttsqn.r 8eorse Juhs in isinsr
5nun9 Jsu. 14O0 Epenmore Ctr.
inbsm sr iid cine 2usel in bic redts
SdlGfe ja0is. 5nbs. pt!der tran.s
lid mar. Satte ieit 10 SahreH ieiue
resslmdbige gefhdftisuna uno mar
hierGber isbr Eknerasi6laeen. Wi,s
tsrbplt bate er Deriuht, ieinem aehsn
Elm 3isl 8u isssn. bod gelans es fsinet
@attin isbssmal, ibm bic Mufie sl
entrsiben. 7Srau ;suhs bate ben
Herolper unisr eintm Sparren be
5auiss peritett, no Juhs benislbsn
ssfterD suIdlliatr Weiie fanb. aur,
nat benz WlittaaeHen h0rie Der q
Sabre alts So9n Cabin einen ShuE
falsn unb fab itiHen Batter lebios ~
goeer itiirs.n. Die hnanrintial.
g,olisei lieb oea Wnna eilenbs ben
itGotiiden ar1nttnhcns iiberiiihrsn
bod itarb 55uds ouf btm 1ranspcrt
rad bort Der aeihnahm Durbe bel
Morgue einselisfert unb bat @oronel
Scrimspsr cine llnterfuhuHg sinselei'
let.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-18

- Die emergency aommifion fat
eef.ern bsI6lpheH, Waiiers uno Gass
2situnssrpbre an5uihaff.n: ansebote
fir ben 8aii elmer 4n3ah @e6Guoe Der
WaHsriperte unb gbSuestanalitation
iOllen einseforbsrt neroen. On Der
glad Strabe Ioll nah Weft 5amilton
iiber ben Wiami Elm 163ollises WaHers
robr gslsst perben, 2uolop Bart ioll
repdrirt Derben.
- Gefunbheitsbeumter Or. u. 6.
Smsblen fonbemnirte 15 ShiDsine,
pelhs anaeniheinlid BON Der gbOleru
befallen unb am Samtag 4benb bon
Sepen Wile an einen bieiieen Jleiihs
bGnblsr pertauft purben. Der Ge.
IunDbeitsbeamts erfudt bic giirger
beim GenuB BON Shpeinefleifh pors
iidtis gu iein, neil In Butler Gountp
Die Ghrpsineholera ipiitbet.
Sobn 8. Sid bat Der gountt
Emergency &ommiHion einen longeu
9erift uber ben Wau zines meileus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-18

Gie Geuport Office fir Sas yGin.
rinmatier @rlfshlatt" befinoet Ih in
Ro. 339 Dprf Streee, esseniiber eem
Gpnrtbanie, mpielbit HsuigfeIten, Hn.
seiscn 1t. |. m. biz 10 llbr 45 Rina.
TEN AbenoS entgeaengenummen iuer'
ben. SeIepbon South 2401.
- Sol. sSoutron. Elm fSarbiqer an
Der SaratoQa Strabe, spiIhen Der 4.
unD 5. StraBs, ppbnbaft. Qerieth nit
Gam Mopre i'm Sauis Der 2ia3Ie
BafhinQton in Streit. nobel sFoutrop
einen Repolper soa unb fsuerte. Die
auael brana Woore in ben 6als uno
einQ auftpdrts. Wfoore puroe nah Dem
Speers 50oipital Qebraht. no ietu gu
itQnb als Elm tritiiher be8eitnet
nirb. Tautrop ipuroe unter Der Nm
tIaqe bss S6isBens nit Der 4biitt 3G
tnptsn perhaftet.
- Gbeihcine: oSobH Waoner un0
SteQa Cor, bsioe BON QeDport, Sp.
Ron Rebsnour unb emma UiorItne-,
btiDe prn Cincinnati; Omen Gniielp
por Waihinoton 6. g., g., uns
Sauru uhriu bon maoiion Drills, %;
Sen. S6ene BON gatssoilIe, eSnO.,
unr Maria 9asasls pom Wtorris. sSno.
- GmiIp sSane Beat hintsrIisB II
i6rem 5eitament ibrsn S0hnsn Wm.
ano csoi. Beat ie So. Den Reit erbiit
ibre Gnfelin 2lnna W. psut. sSo9n
gunnlnaham iii Gretutor.
8runoeiaenthums lle6ertra9un.
ctn: 8. s. Storrs an Die Stprrss
S6dfer Co.. SO Cots in WtiGers Cine,
SiQblonos; 81. - Gop. Repel an he
ter Roth, Got an Der IL StraBe; 81
- 6eute 4bsno peronitaItet bt.
Sbeipian Circle gum 9eiten Der ct
'Step6anus Stride i'm Ct. Stepbanus
GrpItorium cine 8prftsluna. Die 81:
nobie .ghe 5ruth @nb Rothinq 8ui
gbs Srutb" tommt CUR 4uffiihrunq.
- Die SoSidliIten hoIten am Ion
usritaq in Der Obj Feloips 6a(le ein.
aonpention ab. um Elm Stadts.aom
authenticated au nominiren.
Der nsue SpelisIaal. Der in
5otfhulaebdube pom Wtiitter &luI
| Der 6o61hule elnqeriftet tporben iii
1purbe Qeftern Der Seffentlihteit iibsr
eeben uno bette eiren euten 3uipruh
Die 4biiht lit. ben 30alinasn Del
6phihule uno Der s. Glaiis Geleqen,
belt su 1eben, nahreno Der pauie ct
mas 0armss gu ii6 nsbmeu Al
fDnnen.
- Die Samen 6ilfsgeisIf9aft bel
Renport 5urnQemeinoe hdlt am Wiitt
nod Rahmittag um 2::30 ubr in Del
| 5urnbaae eine 8eriammIunq ab.
Nls bic sSGQe pon Gus. Yiper
20, BON Der 8. uno 9erman StraBe
uno eSobn 2apbprn, %, BON be,
GheItnut Strdbe, i'm Stubtoerid
aufaerufen puroen, tamen ionber6ar
s9atiaden an Die SeffentIidfeit. Di
| genunnten ipdren tpegen Gin6ruhs il
elm leerftehenbes 6aus on Der g6eitnu
| StraBe. Giaent6um Dss Werhdnts s
Wehanies 8uu 9ereins, perhaftet I'M
bes 0iebfiahls BON 8leir0hren etc. an
qetldat porben. Die 9enannten be
haupteten. baB iie ieit Monaten il
Hetpport peilten UNI bab Die Yolise
es puhx. Die 8erbaftsbefeble tpur
ben bereits I'M September ausoeitlli
Die ssdlle nurbeH peridDben uno B!
8iiraftaft zines esseoen auf $3.50 fei.
lgeisst. - sSrant Rbuoss' Eau pegej
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-18

Der a. ssntre aiie ssofeph Qrnif.
fhont BON Po. 1886 g<fi GtrdSe,
neifer nit 4rbeiisn ouf sinem Gkriiif
an einem 6duIe an Der 4. unb Wolnu.
Gtrobe beihdfiist mar. itirak Aurd
sinsn akbltritt ouf bic Gisnoe nab
sDa fi& einen Cbsr. unb llnterfGkate!.
trud bes linien 8eines au. Oer Bets
unaHdie lamb i'm iidbtiidea ADenjsss
haus Mufnnbme.
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Inn eine Grfalisae - etasm 1ss ~ leiteH
orhrau1e man aarGttbs Hrcmr Euf,
5Htne 1ablets Mpcfheier crftafieH bGs Dels
nHl6, pean eieffibsa ri6t besien. ~. A
0rcts's SisHGsHr iij eat tsetr S6aN,ei
s5e,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-18

1inier ggent in SemiIton iif
Gerr Gouarc grnd, 449 Sab Siinite
etrnfe. Scll Gel. 476 G.. Ssme
Thune 1851 u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-18

Gie Ieiupprt Office fir sas yGin.
riumatier @rlfshlatt" beiinbet ith in
Ro. 339 gprf Streee, gesennber eem
Gpnrtbanie, puielbit Hsuigfeitsn, Hn.
seigcn 1t. |. m. bis 10 llbr 40 aRiun.
ten 4benbs cntgesengenummen iuer.
ben. SeIepbpn South 2401.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
PHYSICAL VALUATION OF
RAILROADS STARTS SOON

tspectAL ooRRsspoHoEpcE 70 MORNING Journal
Los Angeles oct. 21.-The enor-
nous undertaking of placing a physi-
cal valuation upon railroad properties
throughout the United states begin
ming about the first of the year in ae-
cordance with the ruling Of the inter
state commerce commission, will mean
the adding of about 100 employees to
the engineering department of the
Santa Fe alone. This force viii have
the voluminous masses of detail to
handle such as would be associated
with 1000 miles of trackage and its
outlying properties
For the Pacific coast the headQuar-
tors for the general valuation work Of
all railways will be in san Francisco,
while the santa Fe valuation viii be
done through the Los Angeles offices.
IT, G. Phillips, valuation engineer viii
have charge of the work.
The employees of the new depart-
ment will be high salarled men taken
from departments where they have
served for years. 1t is not known
whether any from the local engineers
office will be named for valuation
duty.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
BY shop"

JOHN W All.SON-Attorney-at-law
Rooms tG-17-1S. Cromwell Bldg.
Res. Phone 1522W: office Phone 1I7a
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
LEGAL NOTICE.


PROPOSALS FOR STOCK. Depart
ment of the Interior, office of Indian
Affairs, Washington. D. c., Sept. 20,
1913. Sealed proposals, plainly mark
ed on the outside of the sealed en-
velope: Proposals for stock for Crow
Agency Montana" and addressed to
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
Washington, d. c., will be received at
the Indian office until O'CLOCK p.
m. of Monday, November 10, 1913, for
furnishing and delivering 1000 head
tWo-year old Southern or Mexican
heifers 1000 head steers, one year
old, / 900 head steers, two years old,
and $50 bulls not less than is months
nor more than 80 months old, as per
specifications, conditions to be OBJ
Gerved by bidders etc. which win be
furnished upon application to the In
dian Ofsice. Washington, u. c., the Y.
S. Indian Warehouses at Chicago, Ill.,
Omaha, Nebr, ST. Louis, Mo-, aud the
offices of the Breeders Gazette, Chi
cago, H.. The News, Galveston, Tex
The News, Dallas, Tex, the South
western Farmer and Breeder North
Fort Worth) Fort Worth, Tex, The
Record Stockman, Denver, Colo Far
mer and Breeder Sioux city Iowa. The
Tribune, Sioux CITY, Iowa, The jour
ma, Sioux City Iowa The Omaha
World Herald Omaha, Nebr, The
Drovers' Journal Stockman, South
Omaha, Nebr, The Drovers' Tele-
gram Kansas City. Mo, The Times,
El Paso, Tex, The Herald FL Paso,
Tex The Record, Fort Worth, Tex
The star Telegram, Fort Worth, Tex,
The Express, San Antonio, Tex The
Record" Roswell, n. Mex, "The
Journal" Albuquerque. N. Mex. "The
Arizona Democrat" Phoenix. Arizona
"The COconino sun" Flagstaff, Ari-
zona, and the Superintendent of the
Crow Agency, Crow Agency, Mon
tana Bids upon the blanks furnished
are not absolutely essential; they may
be made in any other form, provided
the conditions are observed. CATO
SELLS, COMMISSIONER.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
HELF WANTEp--Female.

WANIED-Girl to work iu candy
store. Apply 4O1 w. Central
WANTED-Gir or middle aged
woman for general housework. 5ll
S. Broadway
Observation-Disclosures refined Wom-
an for matron of small boarding
house. Inquire at $50 s. Fifth, be-
tween $50 and 1880 a. m.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
WANTED--TeaCherS.

~-~~~J~~-~-~-~-o-~-~~~~~~~-~
WANTED teachers for rural
schools in New Mexico. Salary $50.
Term months. Spanish-speaklng
teachers preferred in 21 Of these
schools southwestern Educational
Exchange. p. O. Box 432. Albuquer-
que, y. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
HOTELS.


PALACE HOTEL-Mrs. Joe Vergolio,
Prop, Cerrillos New Mexico. Liv-
cry connected
lt YOU want a good room, 60 to the
Bellevue Hotel, 313 S. First, oppo-
site depot Everything modern.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL - Newly
papered, newly furnished; new man
agement transient trade solicited
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE--Billiard hall and cigar
stand in Savoy Hotel block. See
WIN Nearns
FOR SALE-Small select dairy bust
ness, with winter feed. A bargain.
23G N. High ST. Phone 724.
FOR SALE "A 23-room rooming
house furniture now. Inquire a. b.
care Journal
FOR Butcher shop Snap
Best opening i'm state. Splendid
business center Bargain If taken
quickly. Address w. n. r.. journal
office.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
STORAGE.

WANTED-Pianos. household goods,
etc, stored safely at reasonable
rates. Advances made Phone $40. The
Security Warehouse & Improvement
Co. offices. Hahn Coal Co, 1e7 r.
Central Ave.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
FOR RENT-DWeIiinuS.

~~-~-~4--@~-~~~--
FOR RENT - 4-room, furnished
house, sleeping porch. 517 n. 7th.
FOR RENT Modern 5-room house
at 619 n. Fourth St L. L. Trotter
For RENT-4-room house, close to
Fourth ward school. Phone 999.
FOR RENT -Fiye-room, modern fur
nished house. Inquire 415 N. Sixth.
FOR RENT r Handsome 5-room
bungalow, west side. Porteriield Co.
FOR RENT F. Furnished modern
house in exchange for board and
room Lewis, G15 S. Arno.
FOR RENT r. broom. furnished
house, I'll W. Slate Phone 1856, or
139GW
FOR RENT--Modern four room
house furnished Inquire Geo. X.
Neher, 403 North Second
FOR BENT-New bungalows and
cottages. Cali UP John W. McQuade,
104 S. Broadway Phone: Office. 553;
Residence. l63hW
FOR RENT Bungalow, complete and
well furnished; modern, coal and
gas range; phone, electric light; screen
ed sleeping porch; close in. Corner
Fourth and Lead (320). Inquire 303 u
w. Central. room 20.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28

Many landlords and tenants first
met through the want columns Of
The Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
Miscellaneous.

CARPET CLEANING-W A Gott'
2O6 u Central Phone 568.
WANTFD-We buy old gold and sill
yer leweIrv panuett's ~ 2nd.
WANTEp-IIealthy single man wants
room, with bath. r, ~, care Jour
nal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
E0R REMT-PaSture.

N~-~~N0~~0-~-~~~-0~0-~~
FINE ALFALFA pasture for horses,
81 per month Phone GIL, W. j.
HYDE
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
FOR SALE-Furniture.

~~a@-~-~@~~~-~-~T~~-~~~-~ ~~s~~~~-sN~~~~~
FOR SALE-SiX rooms Of fine furni-
ture VIII sell in bulk. Address a.,
care Journal
FOR SALE Furniture. oak dining
table and chairs leather couch
lace curtains, Mahogany dresser etc.
Inquire BrcWer-Pierce Insurance
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
ToR RENE

S25.O0-S rooms ana BATH second
floor close in ON -ud street
$1,000 Groom modern brick,
Highlands.
$4,000 -5-room modern brick Atm
ward.
s20.OO-1-room modern frame ith
ward.
si2.oo-4-room frame cottage, w.
Central.
S160O-G-room and bath, frame.
Highlands.
BUSINESS CHANCES
BUSINESS LOTS
RESIDENCE LOTS
DWELLINGS. cash or terms.
INSURANCE. LOANS
RENTALS
Now is the time TO buy.
John Nj. Moore Realty Co.
Estab. 1883. Inc 1908.
20 Years OF Success
Phone 10 PA W. Gold
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
FOR SALE-MiSCeIlaneOuS.

1~---~e~-~.~-~~.o-~-~-~~-~
FOR SALE-Fertilizer Tel l542W
tOH sALE-Good buggy, cheap. sos
w. Marble
FOR SALE-uorse and wagon, cheap.
21l S. Arno.
FOR SALE Horse. buggy and har-
ness 924 n. Nth.
FOR sALE-Souud. gentle family
horse, and surp Phone lO9.
FOR SALE-Crctor popcorn wagon
cheap. inquire 2Ol North ltth
FOR SALE - Homemade quilts.
large and well quilted. ll5 n End.
FOR SALE-A new. standard upright
golden oak, schaffer piano. IN
Quire Meyers GO.
FOR SALE Small Ford automobile
at bargain Apply ll6 w. Gold
Ave.
FOR Underwood typewriter,
good order S25, II taken soon. S2l
w. Gold. Phone l44.
FOR sALE-Chcap, 12x14 11-ounce
duck tent, new. Glib W. silver
Phone 1881.
AUTOMOBILES-I buy and sell sec
ond-hand cars. j. c. Peterson, 40l
N First St. Phone $50.
FOR SALE passenger model 3d.,
overland, In excellent condition,
and price is right Inquire Butler
Auto Co.
YOU will find a complete line of up
to-date millinery findings and Buck
ram frames at 400 w. Atlantic Phone
1720. Ida Doyle.
FOR Beautiful bed room
suite, birds eye maple, as good as
new. will sell cheap. can Monday
6O9 W Lead.
FOR SALE Furnace with water
Jacket WIN heat small house by
steam or hot water Big discount N.
j. Srumquist Jr, phone 122
FOR sALE-15 H. p. Westinghouse
motor, frst-class condition, 2-inch
shafting. shaft hangers. pulleys, l me-
dum sized safe Albuquerque Planning
Mill CO., foot w. Iron Ave.
FOR SALE -Sudebaker 80, 5-pas-
senger touring ear, lamps, top,
wind shields, speedometer, Presto
Lite tank all in A No. I condition.
First check for $500 takes it, 515 w.
Central Ave
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
For SALE

&190O-4-room frame cottage, bath,
electric lights, sleeping porch, lot
11GX134, 4th ward.
$2.900-5-room brick, modern, good
cellar. a. ATM street. close I'm.
31.G0O-5-room frame and bath, W.
Lead avenue, close in.
$2.1OO-7-room, stucco and frame
BATH electric lights. S. Broadway,
close in.
.S2,350-5-room brick. modern, 4th
ward, near car line.
S2,O00-5-room frame, modern. sleep
ing porch, 4th ward. near car line,
$2,10O-5-room frame bath, cellar,
lot G2hx142, S. Walter St., easy
terms.
.S4.OOO-g-room, 2-story prick resi-
dence modern, W. Central, corner
lot. good location; $1,000 c8sh
balance so.
Money TO LOan---Fire Insurance.
RI TICCI IT'D
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
TO EXCHANGE.
TYPEWRlTERS.

ALL KINDS, both new and second
hand, bought, sold, rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter EI-
change phone 1A4 X21 w Cold
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
E0R SALE-RaaI Estate.

~~-~~~~~~4~--~~~~~~~~-~-
For SALE-Cheap, or lease, irrgat-
od land near city. BOX 1854, CITY
FOR SALE-l60-acre reluqush-
ment miles from good town, 100,
journal.
FOR sALE-A good 50-foot lot in
Highlands opposite shops, near car
line S250 terms can gO2 $. Walter.
FOR SALE-About five acres im-
proved land adjoining Lockhart
Ranch. at a bargain. Henry Lock-
hart, phone 1893
FOR SALE-Oklatuma farm, nicely
located. well improved. within 10
miles Cushion oil fields. win take AL
buQuerque real estate for part pay
ment Address Farmer. care Journal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

O~-NTeFITIrg7l7e7~7-T-|u
FOR RENT-borses ana rigs for rent
and for sale. Simon Garcia, 1902 y.
Arno ST.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28
EOR RENT-ApartmentS.

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FOR RENT and 3-roOm flat with
porch 500 E. Central
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished !, 2
and 3-room apartments for light
housekeeping. "The Englewood,'
Strong block Second and Corner
FOR RENT-3, 4 and 5-room flats,
furnished for light Housekeeping,
on North Second ST. Call at New
Westminster Hotel. First and Tlteras.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-28

JOHN G. IEWIS-Attorney-at-law.
Suite 2, Law Library Bids
Office Phone 514; Res. Phone ibq2w.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-06-13

tion between private, state and fed.
eral systems under agreements for
division of patrol territory and fire
fighting expense. 1t is estimated
that not less than 1855, 900 will be
spent for forest protection by all
three agencies in Montana, idaho
Washington and Oregon, distributed
approximately as follows: State ap-
preparations, 100000: timber own.
ers associations, $25O,0O0; forest
service, $1,250,000; federal Weeks
law fund, $4,000. Should it prove
a bad year, the private expenditure
not being restricted like the others
may be much greater. 1t was about
100000 in 1910.
In their reports to the Western
Forestry & Conservation Association
all these agencies, in urging public
cooperation with their efforts to pro-
tect community resources, lay special
stress on care with camp fires and
burning slashings. 1t is also asked
that all accumulations of inflamable
debris constituting dangerous fire
traps be reported to fire wardens at
once, so that if possible they can be
dealt with before it becomes too dry
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-06-13

lantic. Those who designed the sta
ton did so with the idea in mind
that when operating at it's highest
efficiency it would be able to COM
municate direct with London, Berlin,
Paris, and other European cities, and
also that it would be able to estab-
lish direct communication with the
great station the government is to
erect Jon the Isthmus of Panama.
Likewise, it is believed that eventual
ly the station will be able to- estab-
lish communication with any warship
in the navy, no matter in what part
of the world the ship in question may
be, using relays when the ship is at a
distance of more than 5000 miles
from the station
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-06-13
ON TRAIL OF LOBBY

Washington. June 10.-Former
members of congress, attorneys and
others who have represented special
interests in Washington testified to-
day before special senate commit
tee in search of lobby. Former
Governor Carter of Hawaii testified
that he came to Washington to "give
information about sugar; that had
been sent by the Honolulu Chamber
of Commerce and was serving with
out remuneration. Carter testified
that the domestic sugar producers
working in Washington took in "ev-
erybody raising sugar under the
American flag" and spent something
less than 100000.
IF we paid 100000, we would
consider it well spent If we could
save $2,0OO.0OO invested" he said
I'VE propose to keep some one here
to continue the fight as long as the
right of free speech exists"