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THE BALTIMORE.
1892 Bltmore st.
nice place for nice people.
tr-.l." flclts mas he made for immediate oe-
.s.gr"y. also from October I.
Selection offered 3. aud . room apartmenta
~ sat inspect Or phone Columbia 1854.
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FOR RENI-
ALLAN IT. wtrKER & CO incl.


FOR RENT
ALLAN II. ~. w,rkER & co. nnc.).
40 Mass 223l 18TH Or b. $50
lir, Oh ...... *l31oO I1S Quincy NV, 6r, h25 50
j51f-f@ 21tt 12r.h t'ni Hll Fla av, III, b. % so
ole 18th. 12r. 500 - 4 he. Or. h. 90 so
1924 RI NV, lor. 2t60.Oo al Harvard NV,
1922 2lst NV Tor b5o.oo Cir. b. each. =. 20 80
1909 Calvert 81 nv. 1901 Sc, Or. b.. Is 50
ST.. :h 1850 1917 Em'son NEG. bl7 so
"fo1 nrmh av.llrb 100 II I'd ne Or. IL %
?0@1 18Th, Or, h.. 1879 5l2 23d. Gr. 1850
"ile 10Th. TO-: II. 1910 lao Prov me- 6r.. IA 10
:ac7 18Th Tor b IN. so 2Il4 X. jr. .. 10 30
"a Monroe. Sr h. 30. 30 SUBURBAN
$50 Neridi .':r. h.2 % aS11 Ordway ar Oh Is 90
~ X 10. l0r ~ 3n,H .-th& Lowell. Tor b ~. ON
49, Monroe 81. h. IN ~ 374a Iocelyn 1r b. A. 30
l26 Irving. Or, b.. l3143 Kanawka, Or. bar so
132 Seatnr. Or. h.. 21 80 AIS Reservoir Or l. 90
oo30 nv, 81, "b. 81 80
STORES
1918 q NV. entire building. ........ 200. 90
i31o 1lth NV. 2-st"ry. cellar bldg 49,. 1ooOS
adlI 18th nv. . stores. renofeed. ... $500
3iO1 14th new store. ............. 60. no
.'n,l Il NV. large corner store and Tor. 1000
:c33 nth NV. story stores. 19x6O each. 40o
eonj I4th n. W. store. 20x6n -..... 20 90
Send TO- ""mr'e'" l'st ~ horses ami spartmenfs
FOR RENT-NEAR UNION STATION. MODERN
tion: I21 18th st. ne; $3.50. Keys at 423
9Th st. ne AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST co.
FOR RENT-9lS { Sr. NORTHEAST.
Modern house. Z rooms and bath
Well arranged. Front terrace
RENT ONLY s3o50 MONTH
IIEHERSIANN & IlAWN. 1903 + ST.
FOR RENT ATTRACTIVE CORNER HOUSE,
CoITMBIA HTS. 14th AND PERRY PLACE
ONLY $50. 80 MONTH.
Six large. cheerful rooms; plenty OF closets;
modern tiled bath; bright, concrete'l cellar
'' LiEBERMANN & HAwN. 1903 ST.
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FOR RENT LIST OF
BELT, O'BRIEN & co. Hae,.
1900 G ST. NV.
Telephone Main 1aGi12O



5 irving ST. 11r. 20, 1914 4 Sc. r.. r.. $50
year 81 600 500 Otis st. 6r. b. %. 10
Hoo II av.11r.3h -l2a $50 Otis 81 C.. h. 81 >
1914 10th. TER n .ooo ISL Fairniont. .;r b. 80
is Grafton s.9r .2hi'3 no 4,i Otis nw. Crib, 20
3113 18th. 1ur H. ."n..0 ia> :. liz, Ii. -.
1881 n. Tor. ID 81. o. Ia .;ii 81. III H. -.
eso3 18th. Tor ob :,u.'. - ra'~m"l 81. -
o5lG 18TH Tor, b. so 90 .3;c III 81. H.. -, :,
$50 18th. Tor. b. so. 90 3 * Gr h........ -. =
l22D Irving, Or b.i.. 80 1909 9th. -. -
1861 7. 9r b.. 40 1901 :itii -,
2513 18th, 6r, b.. 80 7l6 Ky Sc. Or b 10 80
.l.2 II nv .9r. % 30. oH q & NJ. 1r.h ~
IT'S Ore nv, Or. h. IS. 90 80 p. Or. ..... 20
1923 9th NV, jr, IS. 80 us NY 81 ir b ~.
Coz Taylor NV Or, b.32.J aalS Ga 81, b. o0.J1
2>11 llth Or. y. 80. ~ ifi I'-osprct u. on
1887 LIST. Gr, b.. 80 1869 En- son. Or. b. 1S.50
- Mich av. Orb. 80. 50 1890 Cleve ay.e..b is 50
:;G31 1ltl. Or. b.. 80. IA zoos Va tr. h. 1919
$50 Z. Or. 49,. 10. 81 Il & is Patterson ST
36i1 10th. .r. b...1n.I' ne, ......... 1913
1l15 Sth ne. 6r 80. 5J Itl4 RGait. fir. b.Ia.5a
1909 9Th NV. Or. 2I.5) 9I6 Fla ay. Or IL 30
OFFICE ROOMS
$40 st. E.w
is. door. rear. %: 90 % door. ...-.- so Q"
STORES.
1906 G St. store and basement. 81. ND0. 60
i30G G St. store. End floor. year. 2. 00U. 90
62l f ST.. store and two 6ats. $3.50. 90
934 New York ave-. 21x1OO. 800. %
1892 Mt; Pleasant st. store and b., b. $500
1850 30. 5000 aal Princeton. ID. 90
1928 7th, sto eel 5000 Chanting. 20. 50
8Ui1 Ga ay. 40 90 1904 Iltli. ....aO 90
FLATS
6oI r NV. store and fats. $3.50 90
1743 Cap, Or, h. 80 sol &c Todd. Or b. 81 90
1912 Cap. 5r. h.2o. so 1443A A se,ar.o. 30
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- w.
FOR RENT
COLORED TENANTS.
MT. PLEASANT NEW HOMES.
NEVER OCCUPIED.
2s21. 2i2.; Sherman ave. NV. rooms and
bath: colonial iorches: deep yards; nicely fin
ished and decorated.
RENT S20.J0.
FLATS.
.717-21t9 SHERMAN AVE. NV.
and bath: back porches; good yards
large rooms.
RENT. $3.50
JAMES 4. CAHIlL.
NEW LOCATION. 724 18th ST. NV.
TO GOOD COLORED TENANT-BEAUTIFUL
house. 1910 18th 81. NV; 11r. and
b.: cellar: furnace heat: in excellent condition ;
rent reasonable. Apply 10 1911 18th St NV.
CORNER. 500 q ST NE.
2ud floor Hat. d large rooms. tile bath; rea p
porch. southern and western exposure, con
yenieut To- 3 ear lines. Rent $23. ~
JAMES A. CAHIII.
NEW LOCATION, TIA 18th ST. NV.
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FOR RENT
1922 VT. ave. l6 rooms and baths .$159. 90
I322 18th ST. NV 70 rooms baths $50 90
is Grafton ST. Chevy Chase Or and Oh. IS. 90
1910 $ st. NV. 10r, b, garage. large lot g. 90
1905 Irving NV 10 rooms 2 baths $500
707 Quincy st. NV. Petworthl Or b. =. 3l.J0
&c Quincy III. me-, 9 rooms and bath %. 30
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Gnc.).
%" rs 18th ST NV.
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FOR RENT-
1901 st. NV, IL rooms and bath. SIS ~
1861 Monroe St. rooms and bath. ...... 40 20
2lS Eye st. NV, II rooms and bath. 40. so
1896 3rd st. NV. Or. and bath I'm nlshed. 40 On
I2I 4th st. me-. rooms and bat ..-.... 40 90
1902 10Th st. NV. rooms and bath. 60
$685. 10th st. NV, rooms and BATH. 80 30
29l7 0 ST. NV. 6 rooms and bath. ...... 5000
lU2S 25th st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. -. $50
lS4I 9Th st. NV. rooms and bath. % so
1I5 22nd ST. NV, rooms and bath ..... $3.50
2oTA 18th st. s.w.. Z rooms and bath. rs 50
so5 ith ST. ne, rooms and bath. 20 20
1890 Sth St NV, q rooms and bath. Pa
l9O3 ST. NV. I rooms. ............ % so
and aoor 2219 81. NV. Or. and b. ~ 5n
225 + 81. NV, Z rooms and bath ........ % o.
b7 n st. n.w.. o rooms and bath. ........ 20 90
4o3 nth ST. Sc. rooms and bath. IS 80
1924 u st. Sc, u rooms and bath. ....... 1850
1912 ID ST. Sc, q rooms and bath. ...... 1880
COZ Girard ST. NV. . rooms and bath. -. $50
5Is st. n.w @ rooms. ............. 1880
723 sth st. s.w., rooms and bath. ...... $3.50
oS05 4th ST. NV, rooms. .............. r. 90
OFFICES.
Washington Loan and Trust building.
NcGill building.
Rip WASHINGTON LOAN AND TETST CON-
PANY REAL ESTATE rFl,"-rMffT.
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UNFINISHED (COntinuedD.
EXTRA REASONABLE RENT
MODERN APARTMENT HOUSES.
SELECT TENANTS.
.HE SYCAMORE.
1874 s ST. NV.
CONVENIENT TO TWO CAR LINES:
SPLENDID LOCATION. NEAR CONN. AVE;
AND ROOMS AND BATH:
SIDE STEPS AND TORCHES FOR
TgADESMEN. GOOD JANITOR SERVICE.
PHONE IN BUILDING.
THE wOODLEY
Columbia road ami iIintwoOd pace
i'ESlRABLY MISREPRESENTATION HGTS.
splendid housekeeping apartment,
3 and bath.
RENT. 5000 PER MONTH.
Modern. up-todate building.
THE MISSISSIPPI
1886 W ST. NV
WELL KEPT APARTMENT HOUSE.
fIuUSFK EEPINCi FLAT OF ROOMS
AND BATH SOS so.
BUiidfn. detached all sides.
tI.L BRIGHT. Cheerful. OUTSIDE ROOMS.
LOOKING OFT IN FINE LAWN.
GOOD JANTTOR SERVICE.
Convenient 20 best service in city.
= TIEBERNANN & HAwN. 1908 F ST.
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FOR RENT-FI.OYD r. DAVIS 18th 4 Il SW.
POS Az sto dwls35. 00l COS 9TH sw. Or. b. 80 81
900 + sw, Ir, b.. %. % sos Sth sw. Ir. b. .25 80
PIT 10th sw.sto- so 1904 G. sw. Tr b. 80. 81
61T Mass ne. 23. 10 600 ! sH, Or. b.. 50
527 NJ sw. Or, b. ..22. 81 G33 III sw. Or b. 70. so
1908 9th sw, Or, % 90 3o0a 18th ne. Or. b 81 On
1f4l Chi Sc, Sr. b 81. so All 6La sto. dw. -. Oh
1917 9th Or 2o.Jo $50 VI sa. 6r b. 2u.50
1916 Water sw. "a. 30 GIL Sth sw. ar. b. 20. 90
COS. {; sw. Crib. 1880 63 Sc. Or. b.. is. so
93lia sw. Or. b. so 1891 9th sw. Or. II so
1923 Sd Sc, Or, b. 1850 ss3 sw, Or. b. HOO
AT9 ii sw, 5r- 80 52I 9th sw. Orb. l6. so
716 & sw, Or, b. 1900 al4 sw. 6r. 80. Is. so
33G sw. Or. 30 1923 sw. Or. IS 90
7I2 sw. Or. 1900 1889 AZ sw, Orb IA. 30
1928 S Cap, Or, b. so III II sw. 6r b. Ii. 50
3g7 /. sw, Or. so 1921 lin sw. Or. IL so
40 18th sw, 7r-. HOO 1927 Hunt pi sw.. Il. 80
APARTMENTS.
1928 sw, Or b. 300 IAtterner apt 5r, b. %. 90
100 Wat sw. 81. b 1000 1912 Sc. Or. b.. 1S 90
7o1 9th sw, fl 2. 1900 731 7th sw, 2. .1S. IS
CDLeRED.
119 Canal sw Or b. "a. so 523 Sd sw, Orb. 80
40 Canal sw, Or. l6. so 917 G sw, Or IL. 80
81 NJ sw, Or. 80 1920 LIST sw. g. 50
100 10th me- 4r. 900 81 Sc 5r. :. 500
FOR A MORE COMPLETE LIST CALL AT
OFFICE.
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FOR RENT-D.D.THOM
iaO 9th nw,12r.b. $500
Is Grant pl. g., b. ~ %
3317 Ga av, Or, b. .2I. 30
3Da3 Ga av. Or, b.2I.a'
I1l3 Pa av seer, b. % 80
2413 Pa av, Sr.b. .22.5 so
I'LL NJ, Or. b, fiat q 90
zoos 18th ne. Or. b. @.5"
1914 G ne, Or. b. 1850
1853 Oates ne. Ir. b. -. 81
Store, 1873 Reeves. .20.O0
63f FlIiGtf ne Or h is. 81
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s4Sa l4th ST. Nw.-3RoOM AND BATH APT. !:
all outside rooias: have electricity and gas;
partly furnished IL desired So 81
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'SON & CO. 1888 r NV.
I0S r I av. CIR. 10. 20
102 18th ne, ar. .l5-.,i,
1898 81 sw. Or. b. 1873 :
426 10th sc. Ar .lu.:N
:.O39 Sh'man avs. b1S.50
235l Champ st. Ar. bic. 30
2422 18th. 3r. 1t. 1900
1915 Duncan. Or. b. 1850
1908 B ne. Or, b. ..l5.:t,
2345 Champ ST. 5r, bl5.Go
Goa Gordon av. AZ. $50
lf03 Kramer ne. 5r. $50
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FOR lighthouses.


FOR RENT
TO GOOD COLORED TENANT.
2llS r ST. NV.
large rooms and barh: on Capita
Traction car line. Rent only $3.50
per month.
VIM A. BOSS co.
1920 New York ave.
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FOR RENT-3S27 14th ST. NV; 6 ROOMS
and reception hail. ay-window house; electric
lights: large back yard to wide alley. 81 18th
st NV. Phone Main 1175.
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FOR RENTS l. ST. NV, q ROOMS. BRICK
nice little honse: rent: $3.50 per month
CHAS. S. SIIREXE, 1909 18th st. NV.
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| FOR RENT-WHTTE TENANT: : ROOMS AND
water in frst-class condition: Nc 80 Decatur
at. ne. tbetween North Capitol and LIST, q and
/ u sts.t Rent only SIC.
r. F. Saul. CO. eth and SITS. NV.
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THE NORTHUMBERLAND.
New Hampshire and ct.
strictly hgh-ciass. 6rep-oof building: roof
garden: ali-night elevator and telephone serv-
lee: al outside rooms, shower In each apart
lnent; servants rooms and baths laundry:
floor plans furnished application.
One two-rcom and bath apartment. :. =. SIS 90
One tbree-room and bath apartment. 40 90
tine four-room AMI bath apartment. 50 90
Apply premises or at the Washington
Loan and Trust Company.
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FOR RENT-2s14 18th ST. NV: IL ROOMS
and two tiled baths. eight bedrooms: kitchen
OH first floor. Rent only $50.
II. L. RUST. 1400 H st.
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APARTMENTS
THE LOUDOCN, Apt 1G3-5r. b. 30 %
314 East Capitol st. Apt 1927. b 30 10
Apt Stir. 1000 THE NAHANT
THE NEWTON. 143 r. I. ave NV
$50 f st. ne. Apt 1-4r. oS 90
Apt 404-5r. b.. 90 Apt G-5r SO. 90
Apt 4O1-5r, b ....27.5O
GARAGE.
RELT n,RRIEN CO nnei
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FOR RETT-li03 II ST. NV: BESr
location in city. For otHce o. husi-
ness PURPOSES. Entirs floor, en-
suite, or single room. 2pd. 3rd aud
3th floors. Steam hefN. electric
ligut, OUTSIDE SIGN SPACE OS
BUILDING. Inspection invited
Jesse L. uEISkE1-L. lio3 Ii -. ~
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD s. wEscoTT.

1882 A ST. NE. = HOUSE: ROOMS AM
bath; a. m. t.; key at 1416 A
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FOR RENT-ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
rooms and bath: front porch. lou must
see this house at once. Rent, $22.5e.
VIM A. BOSS CO..
1920 New York ave.
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TUX
524 3rd ST. ne, 6 rooms bath ... s2s. 80
1917 Monticello ne, Ir h.. stable. Is. 80
326 G st. ne. rooms, hath ..... % 30
$40 9Th st. ne. rooms bath. ........ % o.
2i3S Ga. NV. rooms. bath. $3.50. 23. 90
a&5 st. s.w.. rooms. bath. ...-...... %. 81
1164 9th ST. ne, rooms. bath. ....... u. 20
~ Myrtle st. ne. rooms hath ...... II. 80
lI21 III st. ne. > rooms. bath. apart ~. 80
tt4 Tenn ave. ne. q rooms. bath. 10 80
"a X 81. nv. roOms. bath, apart -. 1860
1921 ii ST. ne. rooms. bath. apart Ii. 10
1914 3rd St ne. o rooms. ....-.4...-. li.G0
3iS u st. ne. g rooms. bath, cnier"d. Is. 81
- o 81. NV, > rooms. bath. colcrs4i. =. 1850
+ ST. NV, rooms .....-.--......... 1000
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09
IOWA STEERS RE-
CE|VE CHAMPIONSHIP
Stock Raised by Escher and Ryan o
Irwin, Sold at Auction in
Chicago.

Chicago, Dec. 5.-Iowa steers,
raised by Escher & Ryan of Irwin,
Ia, which were awarded the grand
championship at the International
Live Stock exposition yesterday,
were sold at auction.
The champion car load was sold
to the Congress Hotel company for
$13.25 per hundred. The steers av-
eraged 1,13O pounds and brought
$149.72 each, making a total OF
S2,245.S7 for the car. General sat
isfaction with the prices was ex-
pressed by the feeders. There was
expectancy of lower general aver
age. Last year the champion car lot
at the show brought $14 at auction.
Among the Iowa winners in the
awards announced by the judges yes
terday were c. S. Hechtner Of Chari-
ton, who took the blue ribbon with
senior yearling Galloway heifer
and first with junior yearling heif-
er of the same bred. Russell Yates
of Palo also took blue ribbon with
a pen of Hampshire boars.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09

hundreds of deputies had been out
witted by the man who several times
since the pursuit began on Nov. 81,
has risked capture in order to jeer
at their efforts. A purse of 81 900
which was offered yesterday at odds
of l to that Lopez would be found
either dead or alive in the mine,
was quickly recalled last night.
The smudge that had generated
deadly gases since Monday was al
lowed to die down Thursday night
ap3 early yesterday the double bulk
heads in the tunnel mouths were re-
moved, and DR.. F. E. Straup, mayor
elect of Bingham, led party of ten
into the depths. In blind stope on
the 800 foot level a cavein was dis
covered, which completely blocked
up the entrance. 1t was thought
that within this stope Lopez may
have taken refuge from the approach
Of the poisonous gases. A guard
was left watching it last night and
1t will be opened today.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09
DESPERATE IS
STILL MISSING
Belief Prevails That Lopez 0utwit
ted Sheriffs.

Bingham, Utah, Dec. 6.-After
searching a third of the Utah-Apex
mine, the posse which penetrated
the stronghold of Ralph Lopez, STAY
er of six men, came out last night
and announced to the thousands Of
expectant miners that they had
found nothing to indicate the crafty
desperate was dead.
The places where his body most
likely would have been, were care
fully gone over. Last night the be-
ief grew that once again the sher-
IFS Of nine Utah counties and their
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09
Chance to Make ChristmasMoney.

The Freeman-Tribune wants some
body in each township in the coun-
ty to solicit for new subscribers for
the daily and weekly editions. This
would be good way for some young
man or woman in each of the town
ships of the county to earn some
thing on the side. Some of the school
teachers might find it quite profit
able to enter upon this work during
December. Liberal commission al
lowed. Write the Freeman-Tribune
for particulars. tiff
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09

Baltimore platform. That platform
was made by representatives Of the
people and of course if the people
want man to serve a second term
they have the undisputed right to
overthrow the work of their repre-
sentatives. Now that Woodrow Will
son has pulled off such a stunt of
rare politics it is time to bury the
idea that he is not a long-headed,
far-sighted, resourceful and astute
politician. Even the late Thomas
Platt or the late Mathew Quay could
not have pulled off a finer piece of
political diplomacy.
Senator Kenyon denies the story
published in the Chicago Tribune a
few days ago to the effect that he
was working upon a bill providing
for the appropriation of $19,OOO,-
100000 for the purchase of the rail
roads of the country, or that Sena-
tor Cummins was engaged in a SIM
liar service. AS to the report that
he favored government ownership of
the railroads the senator says: 81
have felt that we were inevitably
being driven towards government
ownership of railroads, and I am not
at all afraid of the proposition. To
say that we would add great debt,
of course, is startling. But behind
the debt it must be remembered
there would be property fully equal
to the amount of the Indebtedness
and constantly increasing in value"
The Freeman Tribune is still of the
opinion it has expressed upon sever
al occasions in regard to public own
ership of railroads. The government,
as first step, ought to build a trunk
line from the Atlantic to the Pacific
and then construct feeders leading
to this through road. Bonds could
be issued for that purpose, same as
for the construction of the Panama
canal. The undertaking would not
be as great as that of constructing
the canal and the expense would not
be more than half as much. A road
from the Atlantic to the Pacific sea-
board would be probably $500 miles
in length and at $4,000 per mile,
which is a high estimate, would cost
$245, 100000. If the government
would construct such a road and
conduct it for a few years many
things would be learned about gov
eminent ownership and operation.
The experience gained in that way
would be most valuable and the peo-
pie would then know whether or not
it would be desirable to acquire all
the roads in the country.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09

And the women are sore at Pres
ident Wilson because he forgot to
say anything about woman suffrage
in his message to congress. But pos
sibly the president didn't forget it.
He is getting to be something of a
politician, you know. ...
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09

The Sioux City Journal evidently
thinks it would be something unus-
ual if Roosevelt should now favor
government ownership of railroads,
as he opposed that principle in
1905. But many things have hap
pened in the past eight years.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09

Roosevelt was opposed to govern
ment ownership of railroads in 1905,
but many things have happened
since then and it is possible the
colonel has changed his views upon
that question.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09

If there is a progressive candidate
in the field in Iowa for United States
senator next year, here is hoping
that he will get harder licking
than Taft got last year-if such a
thing is among the possibilities.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09
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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09

ship trustees and the boards of SUI
pervisors-are really the responsible
ones. They ought to have reduced
the levy to correspond with increas-
ed valuations. But few Of them did
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09

w. J. Bryan has in the past al
ways been free to express himself
upon all questions, but since he has
assumed position of responsibility
he is more reserved. In fact, it is
difficult now to get the secretary of
state to reveal his views. Wonder
what he now thinks of second term
for the president or of woman suf-
frage or of public ownership of rail-
roads?
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09

No, the republican party is not
dead. Appearances are sometimes
deceiving, you know.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09
Farm and Home

10 published twice a month, "a issues Z year,
Of from l6 to 4s large pages; chock- full Of b.
formation and suggestions which you Will AadS
nowhere else. 1t deals with everything Of h.
terest to the Housekeeper, Farmer, Gardener,
Fruit Grower, Daiyman, Live Stock and Poul-
try Keeper. Each issue has several special ar
ticles by well-known writers about the farm and
how to make 1t pay. A years subscription will
include the big Poultry Annual issue, printed h
February, which alone is worth the entire price
Of the whole years subscription. Everyone
who has or ever expects to have poultry shssll
b sure to get the Poultry Annual.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09

1t would be good idea for legis-
latures and congresses to add post
script to some of the laws enacted
telling just what is the intention OF
the legislators. Now the lawyers OF
towns where paving improvements
are contemplated are trying to fig
ure out just what the new law
which requires the spreading of as
sessments over lots within the block
abutting the improvement, really
means.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09

There used to be some talk that
Woodrow Wilson knew little Of
practical politics. but there is not
much of that kind Of talk any more
Woodrow is something of a poll.
tician and has the faculty of turn.
ing a trick without showing his
hand 1t is recalled that the demo.
cratic national platform of 1912
said something in opposition to the
reelection of a president and OF
course Mr.. Wilson is a stickler for
carrying out democratic pledges
However, that anti-second term dec
laration has, presumably, given the
president some annoyance and it
may be assumed that he has given
the question considerable considera-
ton the past year. However, way
out of the dilemma has been found
The president is now advocating a
presidential primary of the broadest
kind. He wants the nominee named
by the rank and file of the party
without the Intervention of ma
tional convention-the candidate
who gets the larger number of votes
to be the nominee. Of course, Pres
ident Wilson could not decline such
a nomination, even in face of the
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09

''The more thou knowest, and the
better thou understandest, the more
strictly shalt thou be judged. Sc
lected.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-12-09

Mr.. Hubbell, the Des Moines mil
lionaire, possibly the richest man in
Iowa, now has twenty-one vacant
buildings in Des Moines because of
the closing of the saloons. The build
ings are not really vacant yet, but
will be soon unless the saloons can
reopen. 1t is safe bet that Mr..
Hubbell is opposed to the fanaticism
that interferes with mans personal
liberty to make an ass of himself.