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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18
AGE Of LUXURY OFFERS
. PROBLEM T0LANDLORDS
Struggle to Invent Apartments
With All Conveniences
for Low Rent.

We are living in a very advanced Pc
Rod, and from the youngest to the Oldest
person there seems to be desire for lux
ury and extravagant surroundings in the
home. says Frank Tyler in the Brooklyn
Eagle. Even the children in the schools
are encouraged to have artistic taste and
attractive surroundings in their home
life. Applicants seeking a small home at
a rental of from $50 to $50 month want
steam heat. hot-water supply. open
plumbing. parauet floors and electric
lights. and such accommodations can be
provided at this rental, and yet up to
this date no builder has thought enough
of the matter to solve the problem or
erecting apartments which can be rented
with all known comforts at these rentals.
Attempts to Solve Problem.
There have been some attempts made
to solve the problem. but in most OF the
cases the builder in planning such rooms
has made them just within the pale OF
the law as to the size which the building
department insists they shall be, and in
much contracted quarters, many of them
so small as to be without the accommoda-
ton of closet room. and only one WASH
basin Tor the use Oh the SHtHc
The result has been that persons quick
ly outgrow contracted quarters, many OF
them so small that the head of the FAM
ily has to climb over the Morris chair
II he wishes to leave the room. and the
result of such a condition is that tenants
quickly vacate for more comfortable
quarters l am of the opinion that the
time will soon come when the size OF the
rooms and their comforts. as hereinbe-
fore mentioned will be made more at
tractive for a prospective tenant than q
swell entrance and hall boy in the uni.
form.
Object to Old Houses.
In connection with vacant houses, Witf
the thought existing in every ones mino
as to better living and better surround
ings in life 1t is not possible to induce
private families to lease old-fashionec
houses with inadequate facilities, old
STYLE plumbing and basement dinint
rooms. To sum it all up, when owners o.
these old-fashioned flats, apartments ane
dwellings, which are generally planned
with roOrny capacity, will awaken TO th'
fact of the condition Of the MIND or th'
average tenant and remodel their prop
erty and make 1t over so that II VIII nave
modern comforts and artistic decorations
at that time the vacant properties Wi
soon disappear, as almost all OF the va
cancies have great possibilities Tor re
modelling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18
WAR ON B|LLBOARDS
BEGUN At NEW ORLEANS

Prominent New Orleans architects
have begun a war on the billboards es-
pecially where they violate the city
ordinances in regard to height. Com
plants are being made against the two
story" billboards on prominent uptown
corner. Architects maintain that IL the
billboards are going TO be allowed full
sway they might as well abandon their
efforts for the city's civic uplift.
In the last issue of the Contractors
and Dealers Review, Francis ]. Mac
Donnel. one of the we'll known archi-
tects, says:
Architects and the building trades
put in their best efforts to build up
the city beautifully. and after they
have done their best, cleaned up the
rubbish and left the building and the
site in the best possible shape, along
comes the Signboard man and places a
good. stout signboard and proceeds to
cover il over with advertisements of
patent medicines, wearing apparel.
breakfast foods, and all done in the
most beautiful style of coloring. The
passerby hardly sees the house; he is
blinded by the colors of the sign
board.
Two or Three Firms Guilty.
1T can be said to the honor Of the
houses that they have not been largely
guilty of publicity OF this kind There
are only two three firms in New
Orleans guilty and they should know
better.
Every one who has to do with build
ING should be naturally against the
billboard as destroyer of the beauty
and value OF their work. and ii should
90 the care of the building interest to
depreciate publicity of this kind Pub
LEFTY is necessity of modern bust
ness. but IL should be of such nature
as not to destroy the value of prop
erty or the beauty of the city. A
proper standard is Would you like a
Signboard alongside your property?
There is no reason for one person to
injure the property of his neighbor
and IL public sentiment cannot control
~ the building trades should lend their
AID TO the passage of laws to prohibit
it Twelve feet is the maximum height
or signboard In New Orleans ac-
cording to the city statute"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18
Our Popular Songs.

From the Pittsburgh Post
If young lady informed you In ordi-
nary conversation that she was q yaller
Zulu baby, you wouldn't think much OF
her culture. But this language is all
right set to ragtime music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18

1t pays to read the want columns of
The Star. Hundreds OF situations are
filed through them. 8,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18
CAREFUL PLANNING SHOWN
IN GEORGE II. MYERS HOUSE,
Residence on South Side of S Street Near
I'D Now Nearing Completion.

The unusual width of the street frontage
has made it possible to arrange the space
on each floor two rooms in depth, instead
of three or four as is common with the
house of the larger type built on an
inside city lot.
Planning of Interior.
The planning of the interior also has
been done with regard to the most favor
able exposure and not with reference to
the street front, SO that the principal
rooms are on the south side of the house
and are further favored BY having an
outlook upon garden which occup es
the entire space between the house and
the retaining wall that extends along
Decatur street, some twenty feet or more
below the grade of s street. as well
additional space to the west. Advantage
has been taken in the change of the level
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
FOR ELEVENTH. STREET
Transfer of Business Building
at 1880 Latest Deal
Recorded.

transaction of interest both because
of the location of the property and the
plau of the purchaser for its improve
ment has been closed through the ONCE
of Stone a. Fairfax 1t involves the trans
fer of the three-story business building
12s-3O nth street northwest, which was
owned by the Walter Stewart heirs. the
frontage is thirty-five and one-half feet
with a depth 81 ninety-five feet to an al
lev. and the total area of the ground Is
1916 square feet. The price paid was
something under S3o,OD
II Is the intention of the purchaser
whose name is not given. to so remodei
the building as to make the entrance TO
the main floor on level with the street
and provide for two stores. The locality
is now one wholly devoted to business.
and while II is within few doors OF II
street vet that thoroughfare is no longer
tho northern boundary of the retail bust
nass section I'm that locality, as the course
of replacing residences with stores mas
passed farther TO the north.
M. A. Leese Erecting Building.
Some time ago, through the same once
and for the same estate, the property on
this block, but nearer to q street ana
t,own as 710-l2 18th street, was purchas-
ad nv II. A. Leese. who is now improV-
ing il by the erection of a modern bust
ness building. Across the street and adj
;o,ning the building of the Palais Royal
ars old-time houses which the owner,
Mr.. Lisner. intends to remove for the
nurpose of building an addition to his de-
partmsnt store.
The entire east side of the next block
an 11rh street to the south is occupied
h., tn, building of Woodward & Lothrop,
.sus bevond. in the block between E
md r streets is to be seen the tall oulld-
ing Of the National Capital Press. when
Us completed a short time ago. while
ar the southwest corner Of 18th and =
streets the steel frame of hotel build
ing is being erected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18
Land Bought in 1873 for So, 500.

One Of the witnesses before the special
master said: Mrs. Penrose bought
the property in 1873 for $6.5OO .
The property in the immediate neighbor-
hood of this land is SO built up and i'm.
proved as to fix its character perma.
nently. SO that it will never be any better
than it is in value. 1t will never bring
any more than 1t will now"
The same witness said he had advised
Mrs. Penrose to sell the property because
he anticipated that in the near future a
court case would be settled which would
throw about two hundred building lots In
the market. a fact which he felt would
cause depreciation in the value of the
Penrose land
March %. 1882, Chancellor Runyon, on
motion of Henry 8. Little. counsel for Mr..
Penrose, made the necessary order for the
sale.
The sale was duly advertised to take
place Monday, July 10, 1852. and on that
date was held at the Chester County
House. The property was bid In by H. G..
Ward, attorney for R. "A. F. Penrose. for
the sum of $4,000.
This was regarded as big price for the
land. Everybody said that none but the
father of the heirs would have given such
a fabulous sum for the property. How
little they knew of the future of Atlantic
City is known well in the present genera
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18
Land Now Worth $4, 900 Front Foot.

Take that 1925 feet along the Board
walk, with 100 feet in depth. and figure
up its value today" said resident of At.
lantic City. Land between New York
and Kentucky avenues is appraised al
81 600 q front foot. The corners are worth
more But just take 1t in it's entirety at
the rate of $4,000 front foot, and you
will see that today that land is worth
81, 3OO,OO
This leaves about 1,400 feet OF front
on the east side of Kentucky avenue, OF
varying depth. and this is easily worth
another 81 100000 If not more. Therefore
the land which Mr.. Penrose purchased
out of the goodness OF his heart for q
mere pittance is worth today a princely
fortune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18
HOME Of R. v. BOILING
CLASSED AS PIONEER
Other improvements in the
Vicinity of 23d Street
Northwest.

In some respects the residence OF Rich
ard w. Boiling, on the south side of
Tracy place and just west Of 23d street,
which has only been recently completed,
is pioneer In that locality. 1t Is the
first Improvement Of that kind on a
street west Of 23d street. although the
residence of lie Roy Goff. one block to
the south. on California or r street, oc-
cupies the same relative position. How
ever, Mr.. Boiling is in his house. while
that of Mr.. Goff is not quite ready. 1t Is
also true that some houses still farther
to the west, and fronting on Gath street,
have been built for some time, but they
are the result of the building movement
along Massachusetts avenue west of
Sheridan Circle.
Marks Bounds Of improvements.
1t is quite evident that ed street marks
the bounds of improvements as they
have extended along the broad plateau
that has it's beginning about on the line
OF Connecticut avenue or Columbia road.
The region to the west Of I'D street,
which is some four blocks deep before the
ravine Of Rock creek is reached, and
stretching from Massachusetts, avenue to
the approach to the Connecticut Avenue
bridge, Is commons. with hardly the
lines Of the streets indicated.
Twenty-third street IL getting for the
first time an improved roadway The con-
trast between the buiit-up section Of this
region on the east side Of sd street with
the vacant stretch on the west sider-a con-
dition which is also observed on Massa-
chusetts avenue west Of 24th etreet-has
led to the conclusion on the part OF some
observers that what Is needed IL street
car line hisecting this region between the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18
JAYS UNDER CONsTRuC-
y n. i. ave, NV. PHOnt Vt. tSVI.
REZULTZ GET RESULTS.
THE HENRY-LEE,
North Capitol st. and Rhode Island ave.
MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT.

Every comfort; gas and electric lights; oior'
less Kitchen; steam heat: hot water year round
phone In each apartment: experienced janitor.
short walk from post office. Apartments
weather stripped: cold rooms. Street car
line past door.
ROOMS AND BATH-SSi AND UPWARD.
W. III. WALKER. TO 10th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18

fakoma Park; 400 IT. front; corner: rooms;
large bath; square ball; large porcbes; front
porch; AZ II. long: heated open fireplace; cleo
tricity available; beautiful forest trees: variety
Of bearing fruit trees raspberrles, blackberries;
surrounded by stone wall; easy terms; price
too low to publish
BUNGALOWS ALWAYS UNDER CONSTRUC-
TION.
Morgan Bros, Inc,
go n Y. ave. NV. Phone NJ. 1907.
REZULTZ GET RESULTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18
Asked for Order Of Sale.

December 20. 1881, Dr. Penrose ap-
piled to Chancellor Runyon to grant an
order OF sale OF the lands on the grounds
that 1t was the opinion of the petitioner
that real estate In Atlantic City has
reached its highest value. and he ia Of
the opinion that a sale will be more to
the advantage of every one interested
than holding the said premises to be rent
ed as summer residence, and that the
interests of the owners OF the said landY
would be promoted by sale thereof"
The special master who was appointed
by the court to take testimony in his re-
port said: That in the opinion of
witnesses produced before me the said
lands have reached their highest value
and are liable to be reduced In value and
quantity by the inroad of the sea, and
will produce more If sold now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18
land WORTH MILLIONS
BOUGHT FOR P|TTANC[
Atlantic City Property Shows
Wonderful Advance in
Value Since 1881.

One Of the most startling instances of
the ever-increasing values in real estate
in Atlantic City has just been discovered
by E. A Lord OF the South Jersey and
Finance Company, in looking up titles to
properties on Kentucky avenue between
Pacific avenue and the ocean.
Mrs. Sarah II. B. Penrose. wife Of
Richard A. F. Penrose and mother OF
Senator Boies Penrose Of Pennsylvania,
owned 1,540 feet Of land on the east side
of Kentucky avenue. 1t was Irregular in
shape. 1t had frontage Of 325 feet on
the ocean front. but the end toward Pa
cific avenue was somewhat narrower.
with two projecting points. that made it
somewhat resemble the figure 8.
Mrs. Penrose died March 80. 1881. She
left her husband an invested estate for
life in the premises.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
&rGitiorifningcn.

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qcr oreUct iuOqoncuoc Experimental
Tor at prere set me NttooeI moo
arPit, Mciotborium. let bar pitt
iig, at bette RoOIum9prGpardt cnten
fan 6cruttc9 eitcr en- Operation %
ga pirfe belt IGgenOc, iOet SUuliten
BELT ioriuiuoer, cOcr oct fan anDGn.
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sc blir Suuliteu min0rc. ina Atrlgrs
gen nre0 ScIo fan ioretagc ell Cpe.
ratiur.f MeiOtbOrium blir / aaps.
Ter isrt mo / Gperdtionsiuaret bOor
Oct blir Iiggenoe time. elcr oagepis,
&eo lloitraallngeu ira oette Stoi
orpbcs SrRittimcrne Iiot eiter lIbt,
Siocn man bar IGrt al uproirtte
set me, iortrinlige 9tt0oeI, bar lie
re tpite Suer giort iii 9eOite Tor at
ifaiie ia oct oure Stoi. ) Gsien
bar iaaleoes &c tommlmaIe 9tpns
oigbeoer itiaet til Gispolitiou 20.
900 Mart I'll a~uifniieIie al Mcic'
tboriilm. ) Dusseldorf bar Sriu1t.
mGno giuet itcre GUNNER til Jam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
Tpriiffcrnes
1OO=Wars SubilGutit.

en- al sc Sinq, iom BRIGGS melt |
oct bagli1e Gin, men bpis GPro
6olf / 8runbcn life ifotter bit nof,
bolOer | gar 100 Mars Sltbilpum.
s 1918 blcp nemlig oct ferite SSor.
loo paa of luue SnrItiffcr aiort; oct
bar en- Sranifmaub, ser fanot pao
at irembrinqc Slo pes at fugtc ct
Stpffc Imiant, Ell SlnqS gsbcit,
mcO SpouIipre % MOB oct itrpqe en-
liocn SrPiliS, Der par tl0imlurt nrco
anliumflorat eQer SuopI oq Suf.
fer. Men bisie 6pritiffcr nur no.
tlirli9uis, ioruoen at DC uar rtprof.
tiife, forlige, oo man IfltIoe BRUCE
Spoplipre. Wan isgte oerfor at Tor.
beorc Dent og / 1882 fremfom iao
De fsritc rigtigc 5pritiffer, iom /
Den enc Gn0e bapoe ct Opertrpf uf
anIiumtlorot o. SuopIantimon.
Otan nntPnote 6iaie 6pritiffer peo
at gnioe benl fraitigt meacm 10
Stpttcr Sar6papir. ST gar ienerc
ouffc0e De ierItc brugelige 6o$iors
6prltitfer op / iorifiellige Sanoe, og
belle 6orifieaen par, at Spoplet bar
~eritattet meO Sosior, men Ga Ocnuc
Slan0ing oite erpIo0ereoe, bIeu De
forbuot De fleite Steoer.
s 1887 bIep enOeIig aaliumhlo.
raten critottet meo 8eliiuperoruS
og icnerc mco 9runIteu; ira cen
Sio tog oeu itorc 6pritifin0uitri ct
mGgti8t Cpiuing. 10 aor icncrt
opfon6t Ell inf Eroie9ior DC iau.
fal6te Siffcrhe0sipritiffer iom i0rit
blep bragt / SanoeIen fra SOerige
og oerior ogioa fal0cs iueuife 5Dr.
~itiffer. Gc par iri Tor 5oaioriprs
Itiffernes @iitig6eo % GrpIoiionS.
iarligheo, ba 6osioret par eritattct
meo Ell @lauoing al orgnniifc Stoi,
Ter, % ba StrD8cilaoens 6oaior life
bar giitigt.
Saar boloer aItioa 6pritifferne
100 aars SubiIGum, og DC fan.
ielo ON De bar oPret Memeifcbc.
ben til numbering Rutte / Gen 3i0.
oaiaa ie tiIbagc paa en- lang Hpffe
1iIiGloe, bpor Sc bar anrettet itorc
Sfaoer, life minoit unoer RubrifeH:
gsrns Sea mc0 SprIttffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08

aoriet bGpc6c lig moo StmIcn. Nclt
oen nrpntc Serbog Worgcn tno'
uicbc Metropolitarcu al SaIonltt oct
aamIe @uosbu5 til friitclig Strife
igien. Salrigc 9iifopcr og freitcr
bar tiliteoe uco ocn icitlige 8llo@.
~ticneitc. Otter 6etmc@ien blcu Der
ilnget CT Ie6eum iii 9Gre for Dem
giraffe &onGc iantt Tor &Gr % 6laa'
Dc. Iercitcr iuIgte Ell Siplemesic
Tor ale oc grpifc Soloater % o.
%iicercr, iom hapoc oirct lit Sio Tor
aongc % TGorclouo 90 artitentro.
Sgtticlt miuocoe9 DC uIpftclige
MGn0, auin6cr og &grn, Der bar
ialonc iom Dire Tor arigen UNDER
qruiomme Cmitpuoigbeoer.
Gn uploiq Wenneitemasie i1IOte
ben ipGre STRIFE, iaa al Der tnopt
uar Ell &UuGrottomme Flaos lcotg.
anGIenOc ~biuaaue0c oen auoGgtige
Sture ocn minoeuproige Set. De
ncrulgupcruercn al 0]tafeoonien,
GrGiettcn / 2nlcnifi. De hsieite cts
pile % militGrc MUnOigbe0er / Rp'
en- iamt oen r~uaiiife % Ocn ierbiite
aoniul par tiliteoe og tnGIeoe /
Bon. Otter SiGlemesicu boIot Nte.
tropolitnncn en- Gale, / h0lIten ban
minOcoea aougen "a belle 0et tou.
gcligc Sus, Oct arGite Golt, 3oren.
Song Eetcr al Serbicn % Song 9ti.
fnlnus ni NinntcncarO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08

aieosGrtratt (Grtract Of @eei) en-
Spiieife imeltct Smsr, en- Sbeife so.
OFF % ell Sbcifc tor Sennep. Gctte
ImsreS imlem tunoe Sfiper paa.
imIrt Rugbre0.
Supfics meo Hpiin.Nnlb.
Gn aop Suffer. II Stop SmuIt,
II Sop Smor, CT s@g Ell Iioeu haIu
Sop MicIf, 3 Stopper McI, Ell Sbcife
Sooa % en- Sheite Cream Of Sar.
tar. iom er ii9tet meo Mclet. Gcttc
t~iculca tpnOt no, % itifte$ no mco
en- ltor Gootp Gutter OF itcacS mco
nofioo raft @arne. Gr baIu aop
Suffer, a Sop bnffebe Hpiiner, en-
holu Sop @ouo oa Spiiclfc Mel TO
ac@ iommcn, Ill Oct er init. Gu
Spiicifc al bette IpaQe@ imellcm bpcr
10 Coolies. citer Of Set or oifipIet.
NCsle HGGS.
Soar en- life S5.aaSie, fou Smer
holoc ia iriift IGrge. bpiS Ell lr0aer
oct % | Ell &rlffe % Logger opcr oct
CT Stuffe GhceiesGlotb meO ct tiff
sag Salt oucr. RGar ell iaa bill
BRUCE al Smerct, bchepcr Ell bare at
iplbc &lU6ct ioriiatiat tiIba9c igicu,
% IGgge DC; tilbagc igien, naar Ell
bnr togct BET, Ell trpnacr. Gu mao
noturIiguia pare ioriiatia, ioo Sol
ter life tommer nc6 / Smerct.
- "8reen Gorn" taber LET i'm fri
ifc Smag, buiS Ell life fan BRUCE Oct
iaGinart oct or plIftct. en- 900 Otaas
bc at boloe Dem friitc poa or, at iTtte
Dem op neo | I'll @ettc nlc6 folot
&auo, uocn at toQc @amieu al.
- &il cn pGrc olbcleS trpg Tor at
ser life er imoo Suiefter poa @lom'
tool cllcr aaal, ioa IGa biaie mco
&obct neo / SaltpanO buori nogIc
Sbcifcer G0bifc cr irsrt.
! CONNER Cottages, huor
Ell life nil foite Waliug poa Sui
pcne, fan en- BRUCE bcrlnc 6rcmaan1S
made: s en- balu @auon Sinirp
Slic (Siuieeo SiD uorsrcS Ell bolp
Sop bleo 1iGre GAR. Gcttc rsrcS
qobt icntmen oa imereS inf opcr
@ulpct meo en- itor, fIo6 9erite ON
Nitcucn oQ itaar 9otten oucr. Sm
Mtorgcnen gnioeS Oct inO nleO Ell tor,
rcu Mop. Set tnqcr iiq qobt no og
er LET at boloc rent. 9inig er BET
noiaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08

Station FOR Ell aalp. Cages Smsr.
ieOtet no al Weltert, fon oct Soa er.
itatteS mcb libt .Sinirsmel atpeo
SfimmetmeIfen. aog Sinirsmelet,
o. begpuo meo intaa WGngoer
Ssriningen.
Gangs 8ierber 90 8r~sitcfontcr,
/ Slerner o. Iifroge, bpor man life
fnn fontme meb SGoomaifiuen, farl
man tiot uoiere ct heiit ~usbpeuoigt
Irbeioe meo en- "grmitroug Ropcr"
en- almiuoeIig ifarp Siad. @ore uco
al iorismme ilige Rlaoie fan mon
faa ifabeItgt llgr9s no oper ell bel
Sarm.
Gt am. 9Iao iortpller o$, al
/ &c iioite ii Iar hm SclfemGngoen
eget Jig fire @onqc iao burtint i @ps
erne iom pao 9nnhet her / Nmcrifa.
Sober oct paa ilig bill Triieu paa
SepnetSmioler nof hoIbc ia oppe?
Gnbpcr Sormcr, Tom err 9irlo.
ri paa i'm 6arm % iGlqcr SloGt'
frcatllrcr og Spin TOR minoit 500
Dollars ON aaret, uiloe too iig pan
at bape en- Segt, bporpaa ban funoe
pcie 0prene.
- It 6olf, iom bar mere enc uof
at lepe al, life orbcioer, er intct
at forarge iig oper. ScS mere Pr
beibc og beore 2en iaor De, ion oil
urbeibe. Wen Solf. iom intet bar at
leue al o9 enooa life oil arbeiOe, er
Oct life pGrbt at ipne5 Spnb ON -
al iige, bpiS De life lioer al "Soof
@Orm"l 90 Ben SlagS "Srm" fon
life finoc fig tilrette uoroOm ct.
SouiS.
= Gn 6oroel req at babe WcIfc-
flter % iGIge Smsricbt er, at man
bar "a Sarpeit euerp Wontb."
- Sfuttcrne er heic, ia. Wen 6cS
mere Eeuger on er goo ON, oes let.
tere ial0er oct Dig at flare Din Sfat.
Get er goOt at bape uoget at ifattc
for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
finer I Sanitets=
p%Gienets Sicncitc.

SpisgninaCu al DC Soareoe paa
6remtIo&frigene5 piotitraftc SIag.
marter bgrer iii Saultet3tieneiteus
uonifeliQite CpgaUer. llnoer Oisie
CmItGnOiBbeoer iuuea 6lpUemaifi.
ncrnc iom ifabt til 1rrrtigt at p0e De
SaareOc Den iorite Strip. Zen
i~rauite Slipper HepmorO, Der iamtis
Dig or &UJc % Bolititer, bar unocr
De iranife Muugurer un0eriggt
4crOpIancnea 8rugburbe0 / Oeune
Retuing. ut finoe De Suureoe uiI
eiter Ir. HcDuoloa geretuing life
ircmbuOc iurlil &anitcligbeO, iprIig
uaar ocu Suareoe ruor ban peO
Motoren5 Stgi cr giort opmertiom
poo, at 0iGIpen mariner Jig, UtHter
mcO ct eQer ou0et, iOm fan bcnpcn.
De 6IuuereHs CpmcrtiombeO poa
bam.
loorttere er 6e0it egreoe til Sd
EltCt@tIenelteH, foroI man ira oeIIl
bar 0en bcOitc CCeriigt oper 2anO.
ifa6et. ACCOMPLISHMENTS UiI tunrre
noe Sen bcoitc Gicneite, mar oet
bar $ar0tngsplao2 pou Il 5eItemt
Stco ueO 6oUeStuarterct % altiau
/ Rrr5eOeu al STgerne2 Hoarter.
Get oil iuu moer % efter Slaget
funrc ifube Ell uTr0iiuIb 6orbtn.
belle meaem Sanitctstieueiten5
&Uurtcr o. Dc fIPmpeu0e Sropper.
o. set oil oa life mere iaa0au iOm /
9ultaufrigeu fuune ife, at SaareOe
finn iuu Ailomcter ira 6orbinoingS.
iteoct muutte IiJge ! Here Gage uoen
NJ ilu SIUlp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
Santa SoTa.

Ssnoog oen % Sui bar en- 5cit-
oag al opb ipmbolif 9etponirg ior
Saloniti. Zen Gru9roige gamle
Com, Sarta Soia. iom / lang 3io
bar tieut andre 6ormaal, emo oens
iromme gugmeiter bapoe tpHft, ibet
Sprferue bar beiiuttet ben iom no.
ift, blep Den Tag ta8et ! guig iii
friitelig 8uOstieneite.
Zen samle airfe TANNER ira
aeiier Suitininns Sio og er iom gpg.
perf en- tro aopi at Sagic Soiia i
aonitontinopel, ON emo | noget min
ore Maaleitot. - 5 49, Mar bar
SaIpmaanen blinfet, bpor enear.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08

me 6ormhal, og oct afaOemt ior
prattiif Meoicin, iom err tupttet III
De tommunaIe Spgt5uie / Bpcu
GiiSieIOorj bar toget SnittctiOet IL
at oprcttc en- Central for uioenit:-
beIig llnOcrisgclir og prattiif Pin.
ueuoelie al 2rgemiOlet. Elanen
itul ,iolgc "ger!tncr Ntorgen32i.
tung" orrct' iifret ga iaaUel gDen
TilaicIoori ipm H%biuproUinien og
Here RigntGu0 bar IoUet betpOeltge
gIorag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-08
R ACTIVITY.

Some day you may be president
of the United States" said the adj
miring father.
That's true" replied the alert
small boy thoughtfully. You
wouldn't care about coming to the
front with an advance contribution
to the campaign fund, would YOU'D"