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LOUISIANA AVE. wv.
1447 w NV, 8r, .25. so
307 Mo av nw.15r.25 90
126 Bates NV. .6r. b23 so
1343 1st NV, 6r.b .22.1
1927 1st NV, 6r. b.22.@
nos Fla NV, 6r, .22.O
NORTHEAST.
1902 Eye ne, r,b.2O.5 80
1914 d ne, 6r,b. 1850
1915 D ne. Or. b. 1880
80 Myrtle ne. 7r,b. $50
1895 RI av ne.5r.w1l.UU
136 9th ne. 5r. w.11.OO
651 goth ne. Ar, w.S.Uo
SOUTHEAST.
1900 E Sc. Or. b. 1900
40 Heck Sc, 6r.b.16.Oo
1908 Sth Sc. Or. .b.15.5U
14S Heck'n, Or. b. 1850
90S 1th Sc. Or, ,b...15.5O
127 9th Sc, 5r,w. .12.5O
l24l X Sc, 6r,gas. 1880
11o1 " Sc, 5r,w..0.oO
SOUTHWEST.
All l sw. 6r.b....14.:O
41s H sw. 7r,w..l4.O
GIL d sw. 5r.w. 1880
4S5 ! sw. 5r. so
112 Fl sw. 6r,w. .11.5O
1"49 AZ sw. 5r.w.1O.5O
1898 Union sw, ,4r,w9.5O
LY FLATS.
1911 LIST NV. 6r,b.22.M
1114 $ C av se.5r.h20. 90
620l2 4th ne, 5r.b. .2o.OO
650Ia Morton ne, 4,bl3. so
PROPERTY.
III 4th nw.st&dw3O. 90
10l l Sc, sto&cel. .2O.OO
2l3 11th ne, store. Is. 90
l2o4 Water sw. .stol2.5O
$40 ~ sv, Office. IL. 90
4l5 "A sw. store. 1000
TENANTS.
500 X NV, 6r,w .14.5O
ITO d Sc, 7r, W. 1880
a l4th Sc. 6r,w 1880
1872 l. nw. 6r, w.13.3O
= n So. Or. w....12.5O
n7 Limit. Or. WEED
So d sw, Or, w...12.5o
1928 I'D nw.sr.b. II. 10
1909 $ Cap. 5r,w.1l.5O
1119 3d sw. 5r.w.11.5O
10 14th Sc. 5r,w.11.5O
80 D sw. 5r, w...1l.OO
7 18th Sc, 6r. W. 1880
1905 llth Sc, ,5r.w 1890
203 X NV, Ar, 1000
POI d NV. Ar, w..9.40
Sl2 Sd sw, 3r. W. 900
lab e Sc, 5r.
500 I'd Sc, 6r.w....S.OO
l25 q Sc, 5r,w....S.00
147 n Sc. 6r.w. 500
159 n Sc. 6r,w. 800
1925 18th ne. 4r,w.7.5O
1853 Half sw, ,4r.w M
s1I f Cap, 3r, W. .7.5e
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FOR REM
] AMES +. SHEA. 643
DWELLINGS
2211 NJ NV. 1Or.b. 90
TOT Quincy NV ,Sr, b32.5O
519 I'd NV. 1Ir, b. 3o.5 ST.
S24A llison NV. .6r, b2S. 80
312 r NV, Or, b. ..25.5O
lIo5N J av nw.6, b25. so
1914 Sd NV. 6r.b.25.D
DWELLINGS
COG E Cap, Sr. b. 81 80
639 Md av ne.9r. b21 80
615 Sth ne. 1r.h. .25.5n
1437 Md av ne. .6r, ,b23.0O
1888 \ c av ne, 6r, b2O. so
1712 Line rd ne, 6. b2O. so
1119 5th NJ. sr. ~. ~
DWELLINGS
7O6 7th se,9r,b. hw3O.5O
8 D Sc, Or, b,hwh-25.50
64S B SO, Or, b. .25.5
637 A Sc. Or, W. 1880
1908 G Sc. Or. b. 1850
76O 7th Sc. Or, h. .17.50
$40 7th Sc. Or, b. .17.5U
7o4 ] Sc, 6r, b. 1850
$50 11th Sc. Sr. b. 1850
DWELLINGS
$50 G sw, 6r, b. ..25.0o
622 l sw. Or. b. ...D.5o
33l C sw. 6r,b. .2O.50
113 sth sw. Or. b. 1850
4S9 E sw. 7r. 1850
1901 Az sw. Sr. .b.15.5o
400 Va av sw. Sr.b15.1
TWO-FAMI
IS U NV. 6r.b. .2s.Jo
So U NV. 5r.b. .26.30
703 sth Sc, Or. b. $3.50
1895 n Cap, 5r.b. 25.5o
1912 n j av. 5r. 20. so
BUSINESS
634 Pa av nw...251.W
614 La av NV. .sto. .7O.0
332 14th sw, st. .dw6O. 90
3Ol II NV, sto&dwp. 90
1924 f NV. st&dw35.W
3d. NJ sw, st&dw.3 1850
l34 NJ sw. st&dw $3.50
COLORED
.433 I NV. Sr. h...27 so
475 Mo av NV. .15r. BIS so
1899 9th NV. Or, ,b.25.W
2443 + NV, 7r. $3.50
1927 18th nw.Sr. BIZ ~
~ l. NV. 6r. b.. -. .9-0
81 q nv. Or. b. ...21. 50
1345 B ne. 6r, b. 1850
S2l Del av sw. .6r. .blS.5o
1907 I'd NV. Or, W. 49, so
1914 Both NV. .Sr. b. 1880
333 11th Sc. sr, b. 1850
233 Dakdale, 6r. b. $50
3321 18th So. 6r. b. 1850
319 18th Sc. 6r. b. 1900
3o5 2nd sw. .Gr.w. .16.0O
2113 Z NV, 6r, W. 1880
40 y Y av uw,5, w15.5 so
1918 Wylie ne,6r, bl5.5U
sl5 + Cap, 5r, 1880
1916 VT av. Or, l5.5 30
632 B Sc. Or, w.. 80
30 f sw. 5r. w. 1870
1906 l. NV. Or, 10. so
1sDs l. NV. 5r, Is. ~
420 I'd sw. 6r. w.15.0O
FOR REN1-H. L. RUS
2113 Cal. 15r. 3b. 1Aa. co
1422 r I av NV. 12r,
2h ..-..-...,..td.np "a 40
I712 \ NV. 1Gr, SO. 6ti
1898 Calv't. Tor. III $500
1876 q NV, orb 80 100
1927 2lst NV. :br. b. ~. 10
3743 Kanawha. .3r, b. -. ~
14I5 Harv'd. orb 80. 80
2sl1 14th nw.9r. b. Az so
1880 Will'd NV, ST. .b35. 80
APART
1918 Park rd. orb Al. 20
Beverly Court, Or,
b to Sr. 2b.
Argyle. Ar, b.....4e.S
800 C NV. Or, b. 1850
Avalon. 5r. b--...42.5 so
Hampton. 5r. b....37 so
Avalon. Ar, b 80. 90
ST. Clair, 5r. b. - $500
BUSINESS
2422 18th NV. .30.50
a19 18th nw.2f. frt. % 90
1859 Mt Pleas st. %. 90
100 11th Sc. 90
COLORED
3323 C nv, w,6r,b.....e.b 30
lTis Senton NV, g. BIG 90
900 11th NV. Or. 20. SO
2l25E Ward pl. 4, b.19.0
1850 Oak. 6r. b. 1850
PIT NJ NV. 5r. b. .1S.30
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FOR RE.NT-CAYWOOD & GARRETT.
1881 New York ave. NV.
1918 nv or b.. .$45.7a 2sl1 14th NV. .1Or. .b43 50
1925 10th NV, 1Or. has so COB avnw. 81. .b21 so
1923 NJ NV 81. .h2u50 1875 Qcy pl ne. Or h25. 50
3a5 NY av NV Or BIO. so 1887 NV. Or. 90
931 10th NV sr =. so 500 H me- 6r. b.. 80
6s5 18th me- 6r rs. 80 1441 q ne, Or. b. .2o.5o
1881 10th NV Or. IS OO 1905 sw, 6r, b. 10 ~
2254 Cleve av nv 6r17 80 1893 1Oth nv Or. 1890
SO ne 5r. 49,. 1850 6ss 4th ne. Or. $3.50
PAS NV 6r..l651! 25f2 Messmore. .6r. Is 90
1904 Blair I'd NV. .6r15 90 519 23d NV. Or 50
623 11th ue 5r. ..13 0o 614 Callan ne, 6r- 1880
1898 Union sw, 5r. 1850 344 sw. 6r. .l2.o 80
9OS Fl NV lOr b, is. .OOt T22 Euclid nw, 5r II so
APARTMENTS AND FLATS
The Newport, Ar b - so 1l0o 1st NV. 5r. h.1sSo
21l7 G NV ar. 2, % 304 C ne. 3r, b.. 16. 90
GOT NV Ar h. .25. 80 COL l. ne. Or. b. Is 81
612 nw Ar b. .21 90 1874 Fl ne, 4r. b. 1850
GARAGE.
Rear 9a6 O st. Observation-Disclosures. $25. 90
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FOR RENT-BY DUVAl
32S G NV. 16r. b. $50. 90
% Grant pl. 12r, b. 1880
sos H NV. apt, ,6r. b40.W
900 o NV. Tor. b. 81. 20
100 7th ne, Or, b..2.oo
FLi
1929 9th nv. .6r. b. %. 20
124115 D ne. Orb. 800
461 Mo av NV, II, b30. so
SIS Sd nv, 7r, b. 30
1125 10th nw.7r. b.2.5u
1894 Fla av nw,6, b2o 30
1915 Ath NV, Sr. b.3.5O
1882 11th NV. .10r. .3. 80
1907 Columbia. Or, b.3.oO
400 f ne. 6r. b. .2l 80
aa24 Fla av nw,6.b.0.5o
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UNFINISHED.

DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
AT MOST REASONABLE RENTALS
SELECT TENANTS ONLY.
THE. BEST FOR THE MONEY.
Look AT THESE HANDSOME APARTMENTS.
THE TULANE
2IO? 18th st. NV.
5 rooms and bath ................$3 5000
--I1aJ 18th ST. NV
Isl f.. Office room apartment.
Ind Il front, 3 rooms and bath .$2o. 80
THE. MISSISSIPPI
1896 W st. NV.
/. rooms and bath. SIS, $3.50, $50
THE wOODLEY-
Columbia road and Mintwood place.
DESIRABIY LOCATED-WASHINGTON HGTS.
Splendid housekeeping apartments.
Z rooms and BATH $SOoO
rooms and bath $oDW
Up-to- date; janitor. nightman. elevator and
door boys.
1903 10th STREET NV
rooms and bath -SSOU
YrEpEpMASE
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BY THE F. f. SMITH COMPANY.

BY THE F. Fl. SMITH COMPANY.
SIS 18th ST. NV.
NJ 6464
1929 Il av, ,14r. .2b $250) 1919 O. Or. b.. 80
1852 Harv d. 12r 2b IS 90 1919 Ont rd. 7r.h. 40 so
2019 18th. 12r. 2b. .65oO 1909 Park sr. h. 1000
9o7 NJ 12r b. .63. 90 1928 Wil'rd. Tor b 81. 20
1904 NJ 11r. 2b. GO. 10 40 y av. sr, b. SO. 80
1887 Clifton lOr Oh 55 90 2aoS 18th. Or. b.. rs so
1926 Goth. 7r @b. ..:5 90 22l1 NJ. 11r, b.. $500
1920 " 11r, b.. .5S0i 1928 Wil'rd. l0r, b -. 90
215O Fla. Or, 2b. 40 2145 P. Or. b.-..-32. 50
1917 Col I'd. 1Or.b $3.50 81 Ne. llr 30. g.
3615 Wis av.sr, ...5o.o0 25o2 Pa av. Sr, b.30.5o
1886 18th. Tor, b. 600 y. 7r, b........ 30
20l5 10th, Tor. ..i7.5O I05 F. Or. b. so
zoos av 11r, 2b. 1890 TO2 Quincy LII. b. II 50
BIT " 11r b.. 90 go X ne, 10r, b. %. so
1892 r, Or b.. $3.50 l405 G Sc, 6r, b.. .0O
1904 Wyo. Or b.. $3.50
TO DESIRABLE COLORED TENANTS.
APARTMENTS.
1900 3rd st. NV. 5r. and b.. heated. SIS. 90
HOUSES.
1855 Ore 16r b. $40. .0Ol 1926 Goth. 6r. $50
1907 Corc'n l1r. as 00' Coz Y ii av. Ar Ill 90
9o7 Frencn, 6r b. ~. so 2ao3 F. Ar. 1850
6Os Fairmont 6r b 20 so 2l31 Stew ct. 5r. 1870
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Loo II ST y "

:. 140O II ST. n. w.
1874 10th nw.9r,b.3s.5O
457 VI nw.1Or. b. ..35. IS
200 Wis nw.sr.b.32.5O
20 sth ne, Tor. b. 81 so
] 4OS Fla av NV 6. b22 80
aO3 14th nv, Or. b. .22. 81
1924 n J av nw,8,b.22.H
""37 18th sw. Or. b. 1881
liz Heck'n se,5r,b.l5.D
305 l4th NV. 6r. ...15.5U
635 Goth e.4r..... sou
tents.
darlington. 5r, b. 80. so
Argyle. 3r. b. .2s.5 so
725 11th NV, 3r, -. 80
1877 n Cap. Or, b.25.5O
Hartford Court. Ar, ,b25 20
905 9th Sc, 5r. b. 49, so
EOS 9TH sw. ar, b. 1850
1907 II ne. Ar. b. .14.OO
lSl:. Rosie ue. r,bi3.UU
PROPERTY.
B12 + NV, %, frt. .25. 90
1902 11th Sc. 20. so
206 9TH sw.. 30. 90
TENANTS.
1923 Kirby NV Or, b1S.5O
224s Clev pl w,6.b17.5O
200 c Sc. 5r.
1906 Kirby nw,5r 1880
21s c Sc. 4r. ...1l.75
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LOUIS G. DISNER
1905 Eye st. NV.
HOUSES
1862 Harvard st., IA rooms and ba tn s65 90
1882 10th St NV, 10 rooms and bath. $50
1927 18th st NV. rooms and bath. 1880
1862 New Hampshire ave-. 6r. and bath. 30 so
433 Eye ST.. 10 rooms and bath. ........ 81. so
COZ Harvard ST. NV. rooms and bath. 27.5O
609 Harvard st. NV, rooms and bath. 27.5O
5621 Georgia ave-. rooms and bath. .... $3.50
SUBURBAN HONE
Franklin Park, IL rooms and bath ..... .$35 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
1908 Pa. ave. NV, ground floor. Sc, 600 per year
1905 Pa. ave. NV, rooms, 3rd floor. .$35 90
61O st. NV, basement ............... 5000
STORES.
900 Maryland ave. 25.00
COLORED TENANTS.
1929 9Th st. NV, rooms and bath. ..-. so
"a st. NV, rooms and bath. $3.50
439 Rhode Island ave. NV. 7r. and bath. 25. 90
412 22nd ST.. 3 rooms. s................... $50
FOR RENT-Two-STORY BRICK HOUSE, 1896
Oak st. NV; six rooms and bath; porches:
electric lighting; hot-water heat; rent. $50. 30.
Apply 1911 Oak st. NV.
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40. 9 4th ST. Ne. 8 r. & B.. Fur. Heats 80
No. Sth ST. se, r & b. 26. 80
64S ST. Sc, 6 r. & b., fur. heat. $3.50
12T 18th st. me-, r. & b.. excellent con. % so
1446 f st. Sc, r. & b.. good condition d 80
324 9Th st. Sc. 8 r b............. 1850
11O5 Park place ne. r. & b. 100
1127 Park place me-, 8 r. & b. 1873
3O2 18th st. Sc 6 r. & b., fur. heat. =. 49, so
FLATS FOR RENT.
sos 9th st. me-, r. & b., good condition q. 30
512 9th st. me-, r. & b.. good condition %. so
JOS. A. HERBERT, JR-. & CO.,
Phone L. 129. 30o East Cap. st.
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Il & CO.. 122 18th NV.
45S P NV, Sr. b. 1000
1923 Pa av Sc, 6r, ,b20.i5
1850 18th ne. 5r. .12.J0
las Heck Sc, 6r. L. 1900
ZIG II l av NV, Or. 1880
It's.
1901 Potomac se.1I.an
1864 Potomac Sc. 1850
TENANTS.
700 l. NV. 5r.... 1880
$50 L NV. Or. ......1S.W
1913 18th w.6r. w1S.00
1872 Marion, 6r. ..17.0O
1910 I'd NV. Or. w. w.'6.na
9OS 11th NV, 7r. 1850
1lo9 Sd NV. 5r....15.50
l Clark pl NV, 6r. .12.50
lO4 d sw, Ar. W.. $50
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l. CO.. 934 n. Y. AVE
ORTHWEST. Main 271.
, 312 Il NV, 6r. b. /. $3.50
17O1 9Th NV. Or. b. so
JO4 yon NV. Or, b25.0 so
1909 5th NV. 6r. b.25. SO
50 Fla av NV. .1r, b. 25.O
702 Quincy. sr. b.. rs: so
1919 9th NV, Or, % so
SO6 I'd NV. Or. b. .2O.5O
6 @ NV. Or, w.....18.aO
716 R I av. 6r. W. 1880
1l47 sth NV, Or, w.1b. 90
c2a5 NY av nw.br,blA.0
NORTHEAST.
12I4 Md av De. Or. bis. so
40 D ne. 5r. b. 1850
1888 / ne. Or. b. .17.60
lis 18th ne. 6r. b.. 1850
500 e ne. Or. W. 1880
81 MYRTLE nc. 7r.h.l5.H 90
st AND SOUTHEAST
43l 10th Sc. Or. b. 1880
'ARTMENTS.
rooms and bath. .$2t 80
AND FLATS.
1884 Willard. 6r. b. 20. 80
1915 9TH NV. 5r. b. 20. 90
4o1 = NV. 5r. h. 1870
SIG Il I av nw.5r.h1S-5O
6i2i. Mort n ne. 4. b13 30
1904 18th NV, 3r. b. 80
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
Northumberland.

FOR RENT-BY GEORGE W. LLNKINS,
lIl4 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
WHITE
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1,IEBERMASS 4 HAwN, 1871 F ST.

MT. PIEASANr-s-ROOM AND BATH FLAT.
$3.50 month: porches, yard, cellar: furnish
own heat hot water: fine condition. vacant
May 1st Open 1876 Irving St NV
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1912 Slst. 1r. w,g.D.0
For complete list
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baths; one OF the best locations to rent rooms.
S65.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
DETACHED HOUSE; COR; NEAR SOLDIERS
Home; Or, b.: h.w. heat. fine condition; rent
$50.
PBTWORTH: COR: 6R.. B.: FURNACE;
porches. fine condition: rent. $3.50.
ECKINGTON: 10 LARGE ROOMS AND B.:
furnace: detached; large lot; conv. cars; rent,
$3.50.
MORGAN BROS. 900 n. Y. ave NJ. 1907.
NEAR WASHINGTON CIRCLE; 10 ROOMS
and bath: in fine order: $50. 50; 10 rooms and
bath on NJ street $500; rooms and bath.
$40 80.
Near 7th & r. !. NV. I rs. & b.. S2o30.
Near govt printing office, 10 rooms and
bath, hot-water heat. SIS. 10
Let me know what you want and l will try
to find 1t for you.
J. NJ WOODWARD 723 20th st. NV.
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We have number of garages 4 stables for I
GET OUR WEEKLY RuLLETJN.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
UNFURNIsHED 1Continuedl.

FOR RENT-B. F. SAUL CO.. 934 \. 7. AVE
Phone. DWELLINGS NORTHWEST Main 271.
1900 Harm nv. .10rb50.oo 312 NV, 6r b.. 25 so
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73s 18th st. NV.
CORNER 4th AND STS. NV; RENT RE
duced to $3.50: 6 large rooms and modern
bath furnace heat: In good condition: 3l2 X
st. NV. B. f. SAUL CO., 934 n. Y. ave-
NV. Main 271.
2l9 ST. NE.
6 rooms and modern bath: in irst-class CON
dition; large front porch and lawn: rent
S25.5 B. F. SAUL CO.. 934 n. y. ave NV
Main 2II,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-31
CAR ONCE WAS A PRIVATE.
Submitted to All the Rigeps o.
military Lite, says Correspesaeat

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Gar, who has
placed himself at the head Of his army.
at n time served ~ q private. submit
ting himself to all The rigor Of military
life, saluting his oficsrs and carrying
the ull equipment, which then weighed
nearly seventy-hvs pounds. exclusive of
the weight Of the rine.
On tha rsgimental roll he was in
scribed A. Private Nicholas Romanoff.
married, Of the Orthodox faith, comtns
from Tsarvkoe-Selo.
One Of the important new influences
In the Immediate encourage Of the Csar
will be Count V~orentsoff- Daschkon.
whose v~iceroyship OF the Caucasus 10
taken over by the Grand Duke Nicholas
The Count has been Viceroy Of the Cau-
casus for eighteen years. He 10 known
to be an especial ~favoYite Of the En-
peror. who has repeatedly expressed his
admiration OF his Caucasian reforms.
Sent to repair the blunders Of his
predecessor. Prince GOlitzen, who had
contrived to plunge the country into
anarchy. the Count rescued the Govern
ment from q state Of terrorism. put
down brigandage--the curse OF the
p~rovince--and by his tact and humanity
brought the Caucasian peoples to a con-
| dition OF comparative ease and security.
Like Gen. Aiexief, iRussia's new
strong man and the Csar's right hand
man. Varentxof- Daschkon. made his
reputation In the Russo TurkisA wsr Of
1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-31
VATICAN OLD
RULE TO AID WOUNDED
Italian Soldiers in Uniform Enter Apostolic Palaces for
Medical Care in Hospices Turned Over to
Military Authorities.

meaning renunc. alton 20 the se,f-impr.s-
onnent imposed by the ropes since 1870.
As a matter of fact. however, by visit
Ing the Hospice OF Santa Marta the
Pope does not set foot on Italian terri
tory any more than he does when he
walks or drives in the Vatican gardens
Or visits in 81. Peters Church.
The Hosplce OF Santa Marta In Joined
10 the chapter house Of the sacristy of
81. Peters 10y means OF n covered arch
way. When he visits the hospicc the
Pope descends to the church from his
apartments IN the Vatican. and crossing
the s%acristy enters the hospice through
the covered archway without setting foot
outs'dc the boundary OF the Vatican,
buildings. When Plus y. visited the
Messina earthquake survivors at Santa
Marta a walled up door in the covered
archway was purposely opened. and
through II he reached the hospice. Rene
dict Nv. used the sarne passage durink
the Avezzano earthquake. and he $
using II now to visit the wounded italian
soldiers.
The fact hat an annex OF the Apos.
tolic Palaces is used n a hospital for
Italian soldiers IL sufficiently significant
in itself and undoubtedly affords an In
dicatlon Of the improved relations be
tween the Holy See and the Italian Gov.
eminent. but 1t does not follow that
Benedict Nv. In visiting his guests has
renouncei the so-called imprisonment
In the Vatican"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-31
Special Correspondence 10 The SuS.


ROME. oct. 6.-The Hospice OF Santa
Marta. an annex Of the Apostolic Pal
aces Of the Vatican. has been converted
into a hospital for wounded soldiers.
This great building on the left OF st.
Peters, originally intended. as its name
still implies, "a a lodging place for pill
grims. since 1870 RETAINED deserted until.
during the Messina A~arthuuake. Plus Y.
converted It into a hospital for wounded
survivors and the present Pope ollowed
his example during the Avczzano EARTH
quake. When the val came and all
the great Roman palaces became mill
tary hospitals Benedict XIV. handed
over the Hosp,ce OF Santa Marta to the
knights Of ST. John Of Malta. and
wounded Italian soldiers have now re-
placed the pilgrims as guests Of the
Pope.
The rule that no official representa-
tive or agent of the Italian Government
should enter the Apostolic Palaces. en-
forced since 1870 ~ a proof Of the Vati-
cans extraterritoriality. IA been brok-
en- and wounded Italian soldiers In uni
form may be seen every day on the ter
races Of the hospice under the shadow
Of the great cupola OF ~. Peters.
Benedict Nv. occasionally visits his
guests at the Hospice of Santa Marta
As, strictly speaking. the hoepice Is de-
tached from the Vatican palaces. the
Popeis visits have been interpreted A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-31
GOT HIS VACATION FROM WAR.
American In Trenches Strone 4.
Pathos, II Not In %speUius.

Pathos. II Not In %speIIins.
PARIS. Oct. lo.-A letter. written In
pencil. and stronger In pathos than In
spelling. reached tho American Relief
Clearing House a few days ago. II
read:
Dear Hrfends: write you a few lines
for a ltttle help, my homo Is In Butler,
Pa. bl West Clay street. I engaged
my self In the french army as ~volontere
and 7 have been in the trenches now
since september, 1914, and all those
who sre married get 8 days permission
and rs I am not married I get I days
in Paris providing I snow somebody
ther- and as ] rave neither money nor
friends in france. it will he impossible
for me to see paris. and as 1t Is nearly
a year since I am underground II would
do me good to see a city once more the
captain said 7 would have to have 10
francs before he could lot me 20. so II
you will be so kind to help me out in
any way ! will bay you back some day,
from a friend, EMIL DUFoUR, Second
Foreign Regiment. Battalion D."
The American Relief Clearing House
does NOT possess any fund which covers
such a case as this. but II may be stated
without betrayins secrets that the nee
essary sum lin fact. the doubie)
reached him by return post with a letter
promising a further advance In Paris
and prorering the necessary friendship
IL the writer would call at the commit
tees headauarts. {. In the Rue Francois I.
The hove vN'unteer is not quite ac-
curate In one point; the permissions
granted are four days for everybody
texcept for special r%easons) who has
been six months at the front. Men who
have Won tho war cross or the Legion
OF Honor are being allowed to take
their holiday first,. then those who have
taken prisoners. then fathers of nvs.
four. three, two or m children (fatheru
Of more have already been excused from
military service). then married men
without children, then farm lsborsrs and
lastly the bAChelorU,
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FIRST WITH MOTORS.
USED AutonSbiies q. Field Day
War Started.

BRRLIN, via London. Sept. :s.--To the
French belongs the credit for the FIRST
use Of motor transport In the present
war. according to the Fre,ndenbLott,
which Gays that at the very outbreak Of
hostilities the French General Stan
seized 500 Paris motor buses and sent
them of. packed with soldiers. to the
Belgian frontier. and 1000 other motor
transports similarly ~improvised followed
mex day.
As ian approximate estimate" It
Is stated that 'the b%elliserent Pow
ers In the first week OF the war
made use of some 100000 motor
transport wagons apart from the
great numbers Of automobiles de luxe
and touring cars that were pressed into
service" OF this $4,000 motor wagons
France had 10000. Germany 10000.
England $1,000. Austria 81 5000 and Rus
sia 10, 900. Their total value v esti-
mated 81 esoe.oee.soe
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heir OF the Earl OF Marlborough. and
two other sons, the Hon. George and the
Hon. Marcus Sackvilie Pelham, are
fighting in Flanders.
Authors Son Killed.
A.;a. ,...
c,na. ,on,u,a Wv pe.I"se ."e IoHs m
Ar,hur n AN sueT az Lieut.
the so, n, y W u ,".'u IsseH;
81, ~ ~ VI W, r,ornuhe' autrpr OF
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HALF sovEREIGNs NAY GO.


LONDON. Oct. 1s.--It was in the year
1915 that the authorities at the Mint re-
solved to discontinue tho use of the
guinea and tho half guinea, which WERE
replaced by the sovereign and the halt
sovereign.
Now II IL the turn OF tho half SOW
ereign to he strapped. Dconomists point
out that the wsstase On the smaller gold
coin IN circulation In much greater than
on tho sovereign, owing to the larger
surface exposed In proportion to the
value. Everything possible has been
lone TO reduce the loss from wear and
tear and to increase tho durability OF
the coins. hut the half sovereign still
wears badly and Ia said to chip easily.
. And now that "Bradbury's' Zone
pound notes. so called from the signature
of the Secretary Of tho Treasury which
they bear). and plnk-uns ,ten shilling
rotcs) are part Of our every day life
the abolition OF the half sovereign has
many advocates.
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the Hon. Robert Bruce, the master OF
Burleigh. was killed. II his brother
Is with the colors.
The death Of Lord Annesley resulted
from his being shot through the head
while making a brilliant %aeropiane at
tack upon Ostend.
The death OF Captain the Hon Il.
Wyndham. heir p~resumptive OF his
brother. Lord Leconfcld, and nephew OF
Lord Rosebery. makes the third mem
Der OF the Wyndham family 10 fall in the
war.
Lord Cowdray, the head OF the famous
firm OF Weetman-Pearsons. so promi-
nent In the oil fields OF Mexico. lost his
third son. the Hon. Francis Pearson, who
enlisted as a private, was taken prisoner
and shot while trying TO escape.
only recently Captain the Hon. AGar
Robartes died OF wounds. lie was the
son and heir ~ Niscount clifden and
represented a Cornish constituency in
the House OF Commons. He was a mem
Der OF an inseparable trio consisting OF
Neil Primi osc. Earl Rosebery's second
son. and Jimmy Rothschild. 'Capt.
Roba rtes vas the Corinthian OF the
House OF Commons. and his naivcte in
speaking was greatly enjoyed. He fire.
quently broke the rigid etiquette OF the
House by uttering such expressions as
II don't mind betting"
All American turfmen who came 10
England will recall with regret the death
of the Hon. Francis T.ambton, the young
est brother OF the Earl OF Durham. He
was n Lieutenant in the Royal Horse
Guards. and before the war maintained
successfully n training stable at New
market for Sir Ernest Cassel.
Tho death Of Capt. Andrew de Yer
Maclean Leaves that romantic figure
Eaid Sir Harry Maclean. the real ruler
OF Morocco for so man years, child
less.
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Died for Their Country.


Other. who h,v. fallen for their coun-
,,v are. can't Lord Ricbs I'd WELLESLEY.
the second son az the Duke of yelling
ton Major tho Hon William dog
Tho third surviving SON Of the late Lord
C,adogan the Hon uupn Davnay tho
.econS SON n, Visccunt Doxnc cant,
III. Hon John Roy,e the third son of
tho Ear, ~ Glaseov. Lord charles
Aierc.s Marine. son Of IN. Marquis of
J~,an.doune the ITnioni.t leader ~ the
JJouse NJ Lords. lieutenant the Hon,
~ Hardinye m. heir ~ Viscount
II, rdirye ana nerhsu, ~ ths yiccrov ~
india whose .Idcs, son I-.icut.nsn, the
tIon T. - uardinc. n 6 ~ d,ed of
sounds IN Dscem6er. Lieutenant m.
tJon .r,hnr g coke SECOND SON n, tho
Esri ~, I.,cs.,er, cantain Tho Hon.
,V;iii,m ,ndrsN, Nn,ant ~ III. Efficiently
tIr"sars h,other and heir of tho Ear, NJ
tvas,mea,h Who died NJ uonnds can.
tin The Hon. r. G. v Morgan Crenville.