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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-12
60 grois. 10. 9ecsmbrr 1913.
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mern erldienen).
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"NORDSTERN'. La Crosse, Wis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-12
Gonis,irte l6emidhfc.

9'hnietlter 9owntns fam bisier Gage
nab sa groie uno c~onTscirte on einem
2o9e nit benz Sta6tsa idmeiiter 9err
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Blatins uertauit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-12-12
lie enslisde Reaiernua bat

ubermaIs DOR Der Jrou Banfburlt capt.
tuttrt. Diesmal bat is lid ,inem 5aa
Don rSIsuriip" a%nsebnnssrt. Sobalo
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bic 2anobauSbsiBsr ~ 5nblsn, benen
Die iuiIoen Beibsr Den rOibsn 6abn
anf's Tad ieBen. nm Die Rssisruns ~
beitroftn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-02

this fact in his plans and the block of
houses which will be erected along the
north side of the entrance to the park
bids fair to rank with the most attractive
blocks in the Capital.
The first operation is in Hobart street,
and this street will probably be entirely
built up before anything can be done
along the boulevard entering the Zoo. as
Mr.. Breuninger will wait until consid-
cradle progress has been made with the
ornamentation of this boulevard by the
Commissioners before he determines the
used.
1t has been determined. however, that
practically all the houses to be built on
and many of them will range in price as
high as $4,000. 1t is not unlikely that
the street, when completed, will present
an appearance similar to that of Park
road west Of 18th street, for the boule-
ward is to be considerably lower than the
building lots on the north of 1t and ter
races can be used effectively.
OF the houses now in course of con-
struction. twenty-five are on the north
side and ten are on the south side.
Eighteen of these thirty-two houses are
three stories high and contain ten rooms
and two baths. completely fitted with
modern conveniences. The others are two
story, eight-room- and bath houses, mod
eled like those on Harvard street between
18th and 10th streets, all of which were
sold before completion through the N. l..
Sansbury Company. These thirty-two
houses will be ready for occupancy ny
September l, but before that construction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-02
CONRAD H. SYME BUYS
CLEVELAND PARK HOME
Moore & Hill Also Sell Row OF
Eleven Houses In Southeast to
w. Fred Hoffman.

Conrad III. Syme has purchased from
Charies IL. Taylor, through Moore a
HILL the new residence. No BASS Ma
fomo street. Cleveland Park. The
mouse. which was recently completed
contains ten rooms and has a lot forty
hVe oy lis feet. The consideration was
ss.750
Inc new residence. No. 1905 Connecti-
SUIT avenue. located on the first block
north OF the Connecticut avenue bridge
mas been sold by Kennedy Brothers
the owners and builders, to C. j. Med
zikhovsky. attache of the Russian en-
.iassy. The house contains eleven
rooms and three baths. and has a lot
20 by 100 feet The property was
priced at $4,000. the consideration
In this transaction not being disclosed.
The sale was made through the ONCE
of Moore & Hill. incorporated.
Pumphey & Bayne, builders. have
sold No. 1851 Girard street. Columbia
Heights. for $4,000 The sale was
made through Moore d HILL The same
firm has also sold premises No. Ga S
street northwest.
The sale Of eleven houses and . store
building on corner Of 6th and NJ streets
southeast has been made by Harry A.
Kite and William A. Hill, the owners.
to w. Fred Holtzman. The considera-
ton In the deal was about $4,000
and 18th streets northeast were taken
by Messrs. Kite and Hit az part pay
ment.
The last remaining three unimproved
lots on 18th street between s and I
streets northwest have been trans
ferred by Jesse d. Browne to William
A. Hill. The consideration in the deal
vas $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-02
FEATURES Of BUILDING
ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE
Structures of Artistic Charac-
ter the Rule on Washing
toms Fifth Avenue"

An interesting feature of the i'm
provements which are in progress
along Connecticut avenue lies In the
artistic character Of the business struc-
lures which are taking the place of
fashionable residences The remodeling
is after the style Of the new high class
business buildings in New York. and is
made in accordance with the belief that
this street is to be the 9Th avenue of
the Capital city.
One OF the most important of the
buildings now being erected is at 1912
18th street. which faces the avenue just
below the British legation and near the
corner of 18th street and Jefferson
place. Here the front of one Of the
nne residences of the capital has been
torn away and a front OF white sand
stone and plate glass is taking Its
PLACE. High Corinthian stone columns
VIII uphold the first story. The two
noors above will be Of plate glass framed
IN Verd-antique copper and the fourth
story will be Of stone
The building is being changed and re-
modelled throughout for business pur-
poses The ground floor will be wide
and deep store. the interior Of which Is In
mahogany with a mezzanine balcony in
the rear. The architect Is Appleton P.
Clark. jr and the builder is Louis En-
inert. The property belongs to Frank
g. Carpenter, and it Is In charge of
Randall II. Hagner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-02
LANDMARKS PASSING.
Realty March Taking Gotham's
Nucleus Of Century-Old Buildines

Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK, August Through sale
OF the group of antiquated build
ings at the northwest corner of
tip of New York city. the life Of
an obscure landmark is threatened. One
or the buildings once sheltered Robert
fulton. who gave to the world the
steamboat.
Here it was the nucleus OF the great
metropolis was formed several cen
turtles ago by traders from Holland
VINO eventually purchased the whole
or Manhattan Island from the Indians
OF $24.
The old structures have had as d.
verse use as there were colors in the
proverbial JosSph's coat. yet for more
than a century they have remained in
the possession OF the same owners,
who have been from time to time
tempted to sell and declined many nat
tering offers. The buildings covering
the corner plot. including the Fulton
home. have been held for upward Of
100 years by the Coles family They are
among the oldest houses In the lower
part OF the city. the corner house hav-
who was . wealthy -four merchant. q
director in many banks and an alder
man. After his death in 1920 his son.
Isaac. occupied the old homestead,
which ma. had s TOT one OF ITS latest occu-
\ tiers.
The lot and building adjoining the
Coles property has been in the Overing
family since l795. when Henry C. Ov-
| which conveyed title from the original
holder to Overing 10 . curiosity. Dor
traying methods OF real estate. and
other legal procedure Of another age.
being sheepskin parchment, with
every scratch Of the pen as ieEible al
the day 1t was executed.
The price Of the first purchase IL an
interesting commentary on the growth
] of the city from the date OF the sale
| OF the entire island. and since land
above Wall street became to be re-
! garded as having something more Of
value than for mere grazing land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-02

floor are located a large living room with
fireplace, library, dining room, Kitchen
and two bedrooms and bath space Is
given in the second story for several ad-
ditional rooms.
The house is located in grove OF oaks
near the site of "Sunnysde,' which was
the residence of the Addison family, the
colonial mansion having been DESTROYED
by fire An extensive view is obtained
from the porches overlooking the Poto-
mac Mr. Campbells residence is on the
northwest section of Virginia Highlands,
where about twenty-five attractive houses
of poured cement have been constructed
during the past three years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-02
LARGE BUILDING OPERATION
OVERLOOKS PARK ENTRANCE
L. E. Breuninger Constructing One Hun
bred Homes on Tract Near Zoo.

Hobart street
The plan is unique in that such large
section of ground has been built up on
the idea of section uniformity. Mr.. Breu-
ninger has erected hundreds of houses in
Mount Pleasant, Columbia Heights and
other northwest residential sections and
other builders have taken advantage of
the rapid trend in that direction. but
rarely has so large a tract been develop
ed along the idea of harmony of sur
roundings.
opment are obvious. The builder owns
enough land to devote a considerable
part of it to ornamentation. and In max
ing his plans may feel sure that the
value of the houses he erects will not be
decreased by less desirable developments
in the same section.
Mr. Breuninger has taken advantage Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-02
Stafordtown.
From the London Chronicle.

From the London Chronicle
Stafford. latest of towns with pride
enough to celebrate the millenary OF
her birth by a pageant, owes her ex-
istence to the interest of Aethelfeda.
daughter of King Alfred. who appears
TO have taken all this part Of the coun-
try under her wing. Naturally there
fore this illustrious lady will take a
leading part in the pageant. But there
are others. perhaps, more loyable who
ought not to be overlooked. Izaak
Walton did something handsomer for
Stafford than select it for his birth
place; he endowed IL with funds that
have been of service To the poor. Per-
haps no town was ever so generously
provided with friars and saints and
martyrs, all of whom make capital raw
material for pageantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-02
of ten or twenty more similar buildings
will have begun.
Plans for Hobart Street

Plans for Hobart Street.
The detached house idea will not be con-
fined to the entrance boulevard. but
number of detached and semi-detached
residences are planned for that part of
Hobart street nearest the park.
The work of the entire operation is be-
ing rushed as rapidly as is consistent with
good building. and more than $50 work
men were on the job every day this Week
Not the least part of the operation Is the
excavation work. At least 10000 cubic
yards of dirt have to be moved. Some idea
of the magnitude of this undertaking
may be had by comparison with the great
pit of the new Arlington Hotel, from
which only about $1,000 cubic yards were
removed.
The entire project, when completed, will
represent an investment of almost
81 100000 There are to be about 100
houses, ranging in price from about ~, ooo
to something like $4,000
Both of the streets on which the houses
are to be erected are unusually broad
The park entrance from the Avenue OF
the Presidents begins with width of 300
feet. but narrows rapidly to its normal
width of ninety feet.
Near the end of the boulevard circle
will be built. in the center of which is to
be an attractive park. ana Mr. Breunin-
ger had determined to build street con-
Meeting this circle with Hobart street.
Hobart street will be eighty feet wide.
instead of sixty, as at first contemplated.
Mr.. Breuninger believes that if the
Commissioners proceed as rapidly as is
contemplated with the new park en-
trance the entire operation may be COM
pleted in one year. 1t is expected the
Hobart street part may be completed this
winter, II the weather Is as favorable for
building as it was last year.
Tract Comprises Six Acres.
This is the last large tract Of land
| remaining in Mount Pleasant south of
Park road. 1t comprises a little more
than six acres of ground, and no other
available tract is nearly as large. 1t is
therefore, the only remaining opportunity
| for development along the idea of unity
| of surroundings.
This Washington builder has played an
| important part in the development of
Mount Pleasant. In addition to his build
| ings in Columbia Heights and other sec
| tons, he has built more than 100 homes
| in Mount Pleasant alone. On 10Th street
between Kilbourne place and Park road
there are thirty-two of his houses; on
Park road between 18th and 10Th streets
there are thirty-eight; on Harvard street
just east of the Avenue of the Presidents
there are fifteen; on 18th street just north
of Park road there are ten; on Hall place
there are eight just completed, and blocks
of eight to ten Breuninger houses may De
found scattered all over Mount Pleasant
The statement that this Is the only
remaining tract of land in Mount Pleas
ant of any considerable size illustrates
the wonderful growth Of the Capital city
and the trend of residence seekers to-
ward the northwest section. Just few
wears ago there was no Mount Pleasant
| Today Mount Pleasant is a well filled
residence section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-02

Yhe largest building development of the
present season, that of L. E. Breuninger
just north of the new entrance to Zoo
logical Park from the Avenue of the
Presidents, is progressing with rapidity.
and although the first operation is a COM
paratively small part of what the entire
will comprise. 1t nevertheless
serves to indicate what the big vacant
lot, comprising more than six acres of
ground. will look like when the 100 homes
planned have been finished.
Work of putting through the new thor
oughfare. Hobart street, from the Avenue
Of the Presidents to the park began but
a little more than month ago, but thir-
ty-two of the houses are already nearing
completion and about 10000 cubic yards
of dirt have been removed by the big
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-02
+. G. CAMPBELL HAS NEW
HOME OVERLOOKING RIVER
Local Attorney Builds Attractive
House in Virginia
Highlands.

On the Virginia hills. overlooking
Washington, stands the home of Frank
G. Campbell, a patent attorney of this
city. The house is Of cement as are the
majority of the residences in this new
suburb across the Potomac. On the first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-02
The Proper Combination.

From the Boston Transcript.
Mrs. Youngbride Ito grocer)-Shall
open an account. or do you prefer to
have me pay for what / get?
Grocer-Both, madam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-02
Will Power.

From the Atchison Globe.
Don't brag too much on your great will
power; a setting hen is similarly equip
ped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-02
Breaking It Gently.
From Puck.

From Puck
Angry inventor-Well, I've been out and |
seen that building lot bought of you! |
Real estate MANICURE just the chap |
1 want to see. What does 1t look like?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-02

Right will prevail. and human ma
ture impels us to get on the prevailing
side, so as to be right.-Puck
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22

8erlangen beg Grofen 8erttplb
fAleltnigit auf Teinen goiten 3uriidtebs
rem, bdmit cine qriinblt6s unterius
dung erfolgen tam. 9ds getpeisma.
terial 9egen bic beiben 8erbdfteten lit
iiberpdltigenb. Cine 5olge Der 4ffaire
miro fein, bdb feline SibflaDen mebr
in ben @eneralitab Der Qrmee 3uges
laiien tperbeR.
81 iternte bolIig pers
nihtet.
Wien, 81. 2lpril. 9urh bic
griumiQe Gdlts uno bic Shneeftiirme
Der leBteu Wo6e 1T bic Sbiterute in
Seiterreih- unqurn, tpie in gang Mtts
telzGuropa Dollitdnbig perrthtet per>
ben. Die 8dume in Der umgebung bon
Wieu, bic bereits in boiler gliitbe ituns
ben, iteben iest fhDur3 unb biirr bd.
Der angerthtete 5habsr pirb auf
m;noeitens bunoert U2iniouen 9ronsn
geihdSt.
SO Wputeuegroetn uIttm q tu m
Il &c fe I.
4uttpari, Montenegro, 21.
Npril. Der Gommonbeur Der tnternas
tioualeu 5lotts, bic iebt bic moutsusa
9riuiTte &iiite bI0tirt, BAT ON WtDna
tag Elm lllttmdtum an Wtonteuegro
gefbitt, in benz ertldrt Diro, bag
peuu Montenegro niht Iofort fetHe
Sruppeu bon Stutdri 3uriit5iebt, bic
5Iotte 9ruppen in 2lntiparo, Snlaigs
no uno San 9tOpunni bi Utebua Lana
ben peroe. Gin Sffi3ier, Der tn gota
taro gelanbet nurDe, uberbradte oas
ulttmatum udh GentiHje.
pie 9er5Dgin pom 8eb foro
/ gepfGuoet.
Qonbon, q. Mpril. Die 5er8os
gin 4beIine opn 8ebforo, eine sntbu-
! iiaitifdbe Suffragette, bic Iia geneigert
/ bat, Steuern Su bs3ablen, 10 ldnge Die
Jruuen ods Stimmredht niht baben,
erbieIt am Wtontag ben gsIuh zines
9erihtsppn3ieber8, Der CUR 9sfrtebiz
gung elmer Steuerforberlrng eiueu ftIs
bernen potuI nit BefdIug belegte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
ueberbie 9reu5efpebirt.

~ = II W " pe -
Douglas, Qri3., q. apriI- rs
oufitdnouhe meritdutite Staatstrup=
pen, tpelde nah bem 9efeht bel Raco
iih auf ameriianiides 9ebiet fliihtes
ten, iuurbsn Maoutag auf 4nprnnung
oe5 ariegsoepartements Iber bic
@reH3e seIeitet, 9as 8. Rdpalerie=
Regiment, peIdes nod DIE 9ren3Ddht
bdIi, lit 5eauftragt -tporbsu, ale in
RpgaIss unp gioco intsruirteu merita=
nti6eu TIubtIinee gleihfuus ubsr bic
9rsn3e 3u ipeotreu. Die 9efaReeneu
tperoen in tIstnsrsn 9ruppen in meba
rsren oufsinanosr folgenoeu Sagen
entiofeu tpsraen. General Sjeoo, Der
bsi Rdco, Sonora, tommuubirte, nurs
be einItpeilen in 6oft behaIteu. Die
Tiippuiruug Der bier internirtsn mes
ritouiideu Regisrungstruppsu mu6t
einige Shpisrigteit. oa Die rebeIIii6eu
Stodtstruppeu leoen meritdRiihen
Grsu3prt teisBt baben.
SduItinoer bemonItris
rem.
QtttsburQ, Bd., 81. 9lprtl. -
e. g. 5ester, Superiuteuoent Der Of
feftlitsn StuIen, Der I'm &riminalz
ceridot p0u Spei Qntlagsn, pslhe feline
Gisnitmugb gegeu ibu erboben bate,
frtigeiproheu nuroe, tehrte Wlpntcg
ouf ieiuen Roiten Suriid. eSu mehrereR
GffentIihen ShuIen petgerteu iih
Montdg Ra6mittag Die Sdiiler, in
bic Glcfersimmer Suriid5utebrsu uao
IN mehrersu ydlIen puroeH fe oou
itreugItern nab Sauie geboIt. 4beuos
ianosn mshrsre llm3iigs Der SduItins
Ter itdtt. 0urh ben 9eIhGftstbeiI oer
Stubt marihirteu siniQe Suuoert
Sinoer, pslte Banner NIT Der eSas
Idrift Sid 6seter out" trugeu.
Ter 5uu Sestsr's bat eroBes guf.
| Ieheu erregt gluh Der ieBige StuIs
rott pirb ais ntdt su Reht beitebefto
betradtet. ea er ernanut uno nttt pom
@plte srpGblt puroe. Der Shulrdtb
riro iid Tienitag NIT Der 6eitersIna
p;ro ii6 9ieHItag nit Der !SeetersGns
Webrere bunbert Snabeu, Die ouF
9ietIduiTeln fblueen. pftffsn uuo
..Rieoer NIT 0ester" ihrieen. ruhtsn
lem 4beno eins Concentration Dor eer
8chnunq Sesters in etnem fa'btona5s
len Dpbnunssoiitrttt. DIE metIten ods
pcn rpureR bon Den ArmenpierteIn on
Qean 4pe. uno Butler Str. getpmmeu
unc iiber ben n8Iud ocrie" 5iigeI ses
| tlettert.
Iadbaru bon Seetsr bena6rihtigs
| ten bic 9plisei, uno uls oieIe an Srt
! urh Steus dutum, itpbeu bic aiuber
ME Sprsu Dor benz Wiuoe, auseindus
| ns:. 2lht tIeine Guubeu muroer oers
hcftet. Superintenoent 6eeter TAB Der
| 0emonHrutjon opn Der 9eranoo ieiner
| Wcbnuuo aus gu gr eriuhte hie
! 8Dliaei, Die att Snaben frei3utuTe7,
iaoeno, haB nieie Rnoben pon lem1no
Iansers 1nueitiftet poroen feien.
Die 8oli3si lift bendhrihtist pprs
| Der, oat bic DemoHitratiou opn pier
| W1Gnrern orcdniiirt norben iei, aHn
| lie oib! iit iest aue Isaibe. oereu Soen,
Iti.1t fsitsufsslIsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
% Oetterbe

FIR Gbio, Snoiana une Das fpe'te
iine pknniplDut,ien: Sdones ano
tDdrm.res Detter am Dienitos. I'm
Wsitttpoh unbsftimmies Wetter. ipdlr'
fdeinlid, BON Strihregen unb 0tipits
sefitiirmen aefolgt. Sublitx 9Htnos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
Das Xei6slags.K s.KOllRillee
ztreih. groke poHem III
Der 6eeresbertuillignhg
Als Jolge Der pDn ylebfnedt
9emadten Gntbiillunsen.

Iros bes groteites bes ariegsmini.'
tiers uiio anSerer geanrten.
lie geihuloigungen 2iebfnedt' s
Derfen ingebeuer biel Staub aui.
-~::~
Die Heueiie Spionage.geri9lporung
in Seiterreif.
Ta5 fnIte gSetter riftet in Seiter.
reih.llngarn
SfnoeE in Sohe bon t0O,0O0,O00
aronen an Der Sbirrnte on.
Ter Rieien0anlpTer y 4dllitania" on
DER elpoe pom Stapel gelaiien.
III
3ie anti.Sungeritreif. .8orIage DON
brittiten unterbuus angenoHI.
men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-22
Das gefinnen oes papiits behsrt iid
fortipdbrerlb.
llnssfdbr 500, 900 arbeiisr iest on Dem
Gtreii in gelsien btthellist.
NJ, ,malfnns Gituati on.

Wien, 81. april. Die politiihe
Giiuniipn beginnt jssi. ba gulsarisn.
Gerbien unb Grishenlans iih gum
grisoen bereit eril6ri uno bic Wsrs
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