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long chair and tied down TO II II think
! was tied down; perhaps | was fast
ened with nails). This part OF II was
a mere nothing. II simply felt like
being tied down by three strong men
armed with p.ncers.
After that n gas tank and a pump
were placed beside me and a set of
rubber tubes fastened tight We my
mouth and nose. Even those who have
never taken gas can realize nov ride
ulously simple this IL.
Then they began pumping in gas.
The sensation Of his part OF 1t ! can
not. unfortunately. recall. II happened
that just as they began To administer
the gas ! fell asleep. I don't quite
know why.
Perhaps ! was overtired. Perhaps II
was the simple home charm OF the
! surroundings. the soft drowsy hum of
the gas pump. the twittering OF the
dentists in the trecs-did ! say the
trees? No; of curse they weren't In
the trees-imagine dentists In the trees
-ha. ha. Here. take off this gas pipe
from my face till l~augh-really I Just
want to laugh-only to laugh
Well, that's what II felt like.
Meanwhile they were operating.
OF course I didn't feel IL. All I felt
was that some one dealt me n power
full blow in the face with IA sledge-
hammer. After that somebody took a
pickaxe and cracked In my jaw with it.
That was all.
1t vas a mere nothing. I felt at the
time that n man who objects to a few
taps on the face with a pickaxe is over
critical.
l didn't happen to wake up till they
had practically finished. So ! really
missed the whole thing.
The assistants had gone. and the dem
fist was mixing up cement and hum
ming airs from light opera Just like
old times. It made the world seem a
bright place.
/ went home with no teeth. I only
meant them to remove one. blu l
realized hat they had taken them
all out. Still, It didn't matter.
Not long after I received my bill. !
was astounded at the nerve Of 1t! For
administering gas. debtor, so much; for
removing teeth, debtor. so much-and
so on.
In return I sent In my bill:
DIR. WILLIAM JAWS.
Debtor.
To mental .sony 500,
noihinsness OF gas 80, 100 90
To putting me under gas, ....... SO .OC
To having fun with mo under gas. 100 OF
To Brilliant Ideas, occurred to mo
under gas and lost ............ 100 90
-
Grand total. 1900 90
My bill has been contested. and In In
the hands OF a solicitor. The matter
will prove. ! understand. a est case,
and will go to the final courts. II the
Judges have toothache during the trial
l shall win.
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Making Magazine - The
Dream of a Contributor.

I dreamt n night not long e
that / was the editor Of a great illus
trated magazine. ! offer nc apology
for this; / have often dreamt even
worse Of myself than that.
In any case ! didn't do It on pur-
pose; very often. l admit. I try TO
dream that I am President Wilson, or
Mr.. Bryan. or the Ritz-Carlton Hotel,
or a share Of stock in the Standard
Oil Company for tho sheer luxAsx and
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My bill has been contested. and In in
the hands of a solicitor. The matter
will prove. ! understand. a test case.
and will 20 to the final courts. II the
Judges have toothache during the trial.
l shall win.
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29ie etu S6ibengra6eu eutfe6t.
Don Oberinssuisur siesTrisS eartmamn.

manngtief 9~efuorben. pie Shiibsn Ton.
men teBt bequem in linen iteben unb iiber
ben adnb nit dufgelegtsm @epebr I6iss
ben. 9as beoeutet cine peIentlihe Beies
rung ber Geurnirtung, bds @epe9r ldbt
fa better Iaben, bas 3ieI rabiger
urb fiderer %erfaTen. GIet63eitis 1T aud
elm erb69ter @dub gesen bas feinOIias
Teuer CREDIT. Die Grippe bietet nir
nod tleine, t1nmtr tpieber berfdpinbenbe
aopf5iele, bic lang biugsItredten 9eiter
esr GoIbaisn iinb in ber Grbe berTapuns
BEN. - aaun lit es finiter gstporoen,
tperbsn einige qatrouiGeu porgeididt; fe
I6teiden Ii@ 10 melt tpic MIR mbglid an
cen 6einb, Inn einen ueberfaG rs9t5eitis
gu DermtIbtn. GIeid5eitig fperbsn bon
meter binten bic grpben Gpaten unb
6adeu berbeigsfaafft, peIde bic &oms
pugnisn alf ibren 9epddfpd9sn nit f4
fllrtr. Sect gebt es raider pprpdrts.
Die grGbtn nerben iduberlih nusses
Itod)tu, bic Sohle betommt cine Stufe
8um Quftritt fiir bic S1iiben, bic dusges
bobsns Gr6s pirb feinOpGrts gu elmer
san5 ftaden 86idung eeeldttst unb in
i6rem Qusie6eu Der ltmgcbung dugepdBt.
Sort, no Der @raben cine CRIME Mieie
bur9IGneibtt, perben @rasltiide abses
TtoAen, bic 95Idung bamit belegt, bumit
Iid ia nidt eIpd Der tiinitli9e S4uBtpdu
Tftrf unb btutIid fir ben Deinb dbbebt.
gl6bli9 blibt briiben Elm GheinptrFtr
auf unb iibtrgieBt unIere fhdufeInben
2eute nit beler 2ihtIlut6, unb eteid5ei.
tig pfcifsu bic @eIdoFe pieber beri6er.
41es ipirft I6 nieber itno ber6drrt re-
aunQsIos am goben. Sn einsm Tertiaen
S6eil bts @rdbtns mar in3piiHen f6pn
Elm Mafainengstpe4r einsebdut. 0os
nimmt iebt ben Ieudtenben StUreufrieb
unter 5tuer. glan GINGER 3eit f9eint Ct
sstroffeu. ~peni9itens erIif6t er. Die ars
6eit fam nun tpeiter ge9en.
Die in Geferbe geboltenen 3ruppens
thsile 6inter Der 5ront iinb insfpif6en
aud fleiBis g~eipeien. Sie baden in einem
btHa4burten 0orfs bide unb biinne SoIs
aer unb gretter gefdmmeIt unb suredt
eeI6nitter, bic, mad born esbra6t, our
8erftGrtung unb @eriteifune bes @rdbsns
o%ertptnbet perbtn. Weiter boripdrts ,tpsrs
ben tredenpeiie an PATHFINDER @tels Flade
Mul6sn ausgebobeu, bic ii6 ~feinbDGrts
sii ~almdbIid bis auf elm Mster tief bers
tiefen. Sn bieie rdtnmt man cine linz
mdFe pon fIeineren, obsn 5~lgsIpiben
pfG4Iw, cine Tbdtigtsit, bic Der Geinb
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ndtiirli6 bort unb bura lebbnftss Beuer
au it0reu fu4t, Dem mdn6er fleiBige ars
better lsibsr oft aud gum Opfsr fdnt.
Sn3pii4su Tub groBe aolen bon Stus
detbrdbten 6erangef9offt pOrben, Die
iiber bic gfdbIe nit 5iilfe Ginger fahz
tunbiger 9iouiere treu5 unb qrer ge1pannt
perbsn. Reidt Der 9rabt nidt, bunn
Iu9t man iih bur6 @infle9ten nit
8dben, frii4en aeften 8piidsn BE PfdfIe
gu beIfen.
Ginise tpagsnnutbige 2eute srmittefn
unterbeFen m0gIidIt unter 8eHubung
elm ; lan9en Gabens ober 8anbmaBes
genult bic gn~tfernuneen i'm Geldnbe nn6
fdIdgen an paiieuber Stele tletue S4iIbs
den Elm, bic f~etnbipdrts 3u nit einem
tIeinen, unauffdligen 8iifdel 9rds unb
beralei6en mastirt nerben, auf ibrer
RiidIeite, unIeren Rsiben 3u~geipenbet,
aber beuttid bic Sni4riften 400 Meter"
800 Meter" unb 70 fpeiter trasen. @Iei4@
seitig berIu1en bieIs 2eute @ebi19e unb
beralsi6en, bic ben 5einb Der St6t ents
8ie6en, mad mSgIi4teit gu entfernen, cine
ndtiirIi9 fe6r beitle unb gefdbrIide Qr>
belt, neil ie pbne @erdui4 ni4t gut
ourh3ufi6ren TT.
G6en nod fanb man $3ett, in einigen
fplib e~iu9ebalten Grbb6bIen i'm SdiiBens
graben bic misunderstanding fir ben
tpmmenben Sag 81 perftnueu, ba briht
bic MorgenbGmmerung an. @is pa
troutIlen IiuO Bis oitf cine, bic tpobl benz
6einb gum 9pfer fiel, ipieber bsrein, bic
Maunidaften, bic bic Na6t 10 tpuder
gedrbeitet babtn, biiIen f8 in lire mars
men MGutel unb fuhsn i'm 9roben iiBenb
unb Iiegstb sttpas S6lof gu finben, tlltr
einige baltsn. bas @etpebr i'm anidlas
an bic 8ruItpehr bes 8rabers geIehnt.
WaHe.
Qber nod TT bos Werf erIt baIb ftttie.
Die erite Rahtdrbeit gait, ipie ods fir
ben 2rieger ftIbftperitdnblih, uusI9lieBs
fi1 Dem miIitdrii6en 4usbau, Der @srs
FGrtung ber gertbeioieungstruft, Der @erz
hFerung Der eigeuen 8euerpirtuna. SEPT
nirO an bic Geiunbbeit. bic Sideruns
Der 8erbinbungen rnb idIieBlt4 an bic
8equemtittsit ge6d9t.
Shon fpGbrenb beg Saaes besirnt man
bdmit, bic ein8eInsn S8iibsnsrdben, bic
ttinestptqs in elmer eerdoen 2inis oerlars
fen, Ioubtrn iih benz @eldnbs ubidnttts
ipeirc anpaFtn, burd tief eingdhnittene
9~uuferGben gu berbinoen. Die S9ulters
ipe6rsn iperben i'm 9dlbtreis umedngen.
9a6 riidipdris itiHt man b~rsitere @rdbeh
aus, bic i'm 3if5df berlauFen, I'm Der
GiGt unb benz Jeuer bes 0einbes ents
5pgeH gu fem. Sn aneemeFensr GutFer=
nlIng tpmmt bann in redtg unb Iinls abs
s~fpeigenbsn Seitsnerdben has trfte qes
lunbbeitRtsdnilde Msrt; Bite a~bprtunlaee.
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@uF BEN 9dmmc elmer langgsTredten,
leidteu gobsnpeGe Iiegt in biinner
Saubsnlinie unfere Snfauterie. @eit
BEN friben Morgen befeusrn lie bic Rotbs
hoiea, bic briiben am 8aIbranbe in tttpa
900 Wettr @ntternung lissen. Beiter
~Oor3ugsbtn Iisgt nidjt in Der abIi4t Hsr
aeituns; "a geniigt, rpeun bic GteIIung
gebalten nirb. Sebt trttt ttre feline
8e~erpauie Elm, man lit beiberIsits bes
9etnales etipas miibe. SpattR beraus!
tommt bos aommdnoo. Die banit auss
seriiItettn aeute Der aonpdgnie pdlsen
TiG auf bic Seits unb Iandlen bic fIeis
ren, ieBt 10 nittigen Dert3euge ab, tpdbs
reno lire gameraben langIam neiters
feacrn. SIN qitaeu Idarrsn fs nsbsn ii6
cine fade MuIbe, bic Tbtitblid tief genu9
fpir6, I'M ben Mdnn ber Si9t Oes 6etns
bes 3n snt5ieben; boun rplt CT tdt binsin
iinb grdbt fir Ieinen Rebenmunn bon ba
aus Elm peiteres, tisferss Cod, In benz
man Idon tnieen fam. obne por3ufhauen;
bo 1ebt bic ar6eit raider unb bsquemer,
SdIiebtt9 ipcrben bic 969er gu einem
@rdben berbunben, Der oIsrbings an bies
fen Stellen bur6 ite6sn gebliebtne CRIB
Itiide unttrbro6en tpirb, BEN %Iogtnannttr
56~ulteripebren, bic BEN boppeIten 3nsd
baden, bic Sdiibsn gegtn feinbItdss Geuer
bor Der Gsite her gu fdiiben ilnb bic
Wirtidmttit elmer ettpa genau I'M @raben
pIabenben granats Su beidrdnten.
qls bic Ddmmerung bereinbri6t, iinb
bic sin5elnen Grdben f6ou tbtilneiie
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Rod stras lpeiier riidpdrtl osbi man ant
BEN Qusbaa btr unterirbiiden @obnun.
gen, Bic man tei Gtsnungsn, bic noruuss
Thili6 LANCE 3tit ptrtbsibigt psrbtn fol-
len, sptdmdBig niht tn bic Stubengrds
Ben IeIbIi sinbout, neil It bort BEN feinbs
li9sn Gtuer mebr auseritbt Fnb unb bic
Qeuis nitt bic Rubs finben, bic fir bic
GrbdItung ibrer Dshrtraft buihafft tpers
ben mub. SEPT bsginnt Der sigentIide
MduIDlrfsbuu. Die Inheritance Iplsn
Iidsrtn S9ub ssgsn Geusr ieber Mrt,
aud 4dubiberandtsn BON pbeu, bieterl.
Dlan IGbt besbuI6 cine sniiprsdsnb bide
Grbbede ftsben oOsr berfdrtt fe NIT
SdnbIdden, dufgeleetsn &oienfhidten
urb 10 tpeiter. mas in Der llnrgebung
an bacterial geFinben pirb, siIerne 9rds
ger, bide 8aumitGmme, gllss mHb heran,
I'm ben 9au su fidern. au9 mudt man
ben llnterfaHosgraben bur9 ShdHung
BON Quftritten als sDeitsH Shiibengrus
ben bruuhbur. SIT 70 fir BAG N0tbigfte
geToret, bdrln tontrnsn GntndHerungss
ritnen, Mnlugen bon Sidertpoftrgruber
unO bergIeihen an bic Rsibe, bdmit BET
t1rtem Regen bic anIdge nidt ~~srfduft1;
bic 9Dbtn Der INSTRUMENTATION tperben
nit Splsr6Itsn berfeben, 8dnte, qritIden
ge5immert, elm @erbonbsruum sefdaffsn,
fura unb gut. es gefdisbt Sag fir Gag
unb glddt fir Nddt aIss, I'M ben Mufs
entbdIt 70 ertrGslid pie uur sben m6elfh
gu MAIDEN, fpobei ndtiirIi9 uber fets Der
miIitdrif6e 3ped itreng i'm ause bebaltea
rerben mub.
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3pei 9erIiner, bic auf ibre Mrt fir
bic i'm Telbe Iteherben Sruppen geforet
batten, muBtsn Iia Dor benz Gtrafrihtsr
b%erdntporten. angeflngt tparen Der Jobrs
rdbbdnbler 9drl Sdreiber unb Der 9dits
pirtb Wilbelm 0iebig fpegsn Ttebers
tretuns bes Sugbseisses. am |. Nobems
Der 1914 tpurben bic beiben Nngetlagten
in benz BdIbe BET aIeinsRienib bnn benz
@tnoarmeriepa6tmeifer 2snfe babel abs
aefabt, nie fie nit 5ilfe zines Sretthens
unb mebrerer Nebe unb 66lingen ber
&anindenideb pbldeen. 3teIe Sugb mar
febr ertrdgrei9 e%etpefen, benn tn1erbnlb
peniger Stunoen butten bic beiben iiber
20 9uninnen erbeutet. Sbpobl in iener
@egenb bpn Qdnbipirtbtn utb @drtnereis
6eitBerr iiber bic 3una9me Der Rnninhens
PLACE eetlagt pirb, muBte ssssn beibe bas
borliegenbe Strofbsrfdbren etngeleitet
tperben, bd Te niht bic Grldubnis bes
SagbpGdters eingebDlt bdtten. gu ibrer
GntIduGbigung fiibrten bic Qngetlagten
Dor 8sri6t an, baB ie infulge Der hoben
Gleii9pretfe ouf ben @ebanten eetpmmsn
feier, aonin9en au iugsu. Die 5ene Der
&uninden hdtten lie, tpie BON linen inter
getpeis eeiteAt purbe, 5ulammengenGbt
unb aIs Deten tbeils benz Rptben areus
tibergebeu, tbeils btrett an bic in Nnbs
lamb ite6snben 9ruppsn geididt. Das
@eridt fab bus @ergsben Der Nngsflagten
besbalb audi miloer an unb ertdnnte
9egen fe uuf muir ie 80 Murt Celebrate,
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nsr erinnernben 8ermummungen 3eiaten.
RamenIIid oes 4benbs, tpenn bic goIt
bertbeilt tporben mar, unb man @riiBe tpie
@aben Der 2ieben bdbeim erbdIten bate.
Cine trduIife unb beIhauIide Stimmung
bur6inehte ben targen Baum, in BEN Iid
Bel beIonberen GeIegeuhsiten Der Quit bss
oipreubif9en Muitrauts - zines IteiFen
@rpss - nit jenem Der 3isarren unb
3isaretten bermiihte, tusnn aIerbdnb
&riegserlebntHe ausgetduTdt ipurben unb
Iog1r Elm berbuliener ,gantus" Fitg 5u
ben riibrenben &Idngm elmer Munobdrs
~nlonitd.
@ie oft pirb man Tpdter bieIer Stuns
ben ae6erten, in bic bdufig bic GeI9iibs
ibrt ~br5bnsnbe Duff semiiat, ipie oft
isner, nit bensn maj Te btrlebt. unb bon
6trsn 70 monGer, 70 mdudtr fsblt, Der,
fem aeben freubig opfernb fiir bes 8as
ierlanbes Giherbeit unb @rDBe, ni1t bic
Ssimutb pieberssiebenl
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W. h lH 1issli
m
gga NH M
ssf8 8as
fA af H it
0lWNifi aeM ed
2 u taff
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Die Gngldnber tobteu pielFad fir
bic Slide beItimmte 3bitre, Defenders
3inOer, blrn Grftiden unb niHt burd
S6Iadten.
Die Mufuren pFttesn Td fhon Bel
2eb3eiten einen Sarg un8uiadffen unb in
BEN bes 6dnilienpdters bus GaatgetreiOe
duf5ubtpuhren.
Die Sarten, Bic gOrtss 1924 BON
BEN Snbiansrn fiir ieinsn 3us mad 6ons
buras erhislt, fpuren in sinSslusn 9heiIeH
ridtieer, ais unfers iebissn.
Gribsr autsrIhisb man in preubsH
BrigdbegeneraL Der bic gar5e
9risube, unb Brigdbter, Der nur ibrs
JHfanterie befebligse.
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HObIenbeWcbner I'm
. KrieOe.a a.

etnF1t ane nttdiHHWiitliu = pN wf zen fHfns eH
nstus lntalh niifH ftst mtttHlfttH gmF ilahfainst
W Nee mns @a pfmnst SIMMER IN anH Fsit8Atm
Dinpsrshshs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-09
TO ENFORCE sEAMEN's LAW.
Notice to Foreign Governments Soon
to Be Issued.

Foreign governments are to receive
a warning of the nearness of the eff
fective date of the seamen's law as ap-
piled to foreign vessels. Secretary Red
field has received from Commissioner
Chamberlain Of the bureau Of naviea-
ton a memorandum suggesting the is
suance of a circular to be sent to the
foreign governments, through the
State Department, pointing out the pro-
visions of the law with regard to able
seamen. The memorandum points out
that the effective date Is less than
ninety days off.
The circular will inform the govern
ments that at least three years service on
deck at sea Is required in order to obtain
an able seaman's certificate. and that
service on fishing or whale vessels or
yachts cannot lawfully be considered
in figuring the three years service
The seaman must be shown to be COM
petent as to eyesight, hearing and
physical condition.
The examinations. however, may be
conducted by competent foreign au-
thorities. No regular form of certifi-
cate is to he provided by this govern
ment, but the foreign governments are
to be permitted to make out their own
form of certificates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-09
AUCTION SALES,
TOMORROW,
ADAM A. WESCHLER. AUCTIoNEER.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE-FRAME DWELLING NO.
LIN ~ ass sTREEr s EHaME
WEST. FRAME DWELLING NO. 1913 sTH
STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause
No. 307s4, We, the undersigned trustees will sell
premises. on FRIDAY. DECEMBER TENTH.
Is15, BEGiI s;;s At HALF-PAsT THREE
ises. situate in the city of Washington. District
Of Columbia. being the south seventeen 40 feet
front on 2lst street by the full depth thereof Of
C72). being premises No. 1112 21st street north
west:
fifteen Q5) feet front on ], street north by the
depth of ninety-two (92) feet on the east line.
west line Of original lot five o. square On three
hundred and seventy (370). being premises No.
70 AND AT HALF.PAsT -FOUR PM. SAME
DAY: the north fourteen dD feet five and one
fourth go inches of lot l of W. L. Fendall
to ten dO,, in square nine hundred and sixteen
(918). as per plat recorded in the Office of the
l22, being also known as lot twenty seven co,
according to plat of subdivision recorded in Liber
H. at folio "a. being premises No. 323 Sth street
Terms of sale: onethlrd Of purchase money
to be paid in cash. balance in two equal install
per- en- per ayaba m
annually. from day of sale. secured by deed OF
trust upon property sold, or all cash. at option
Of purchaser. A deposit of 5000 Will be re-
CURED Of purchaser at sale. All conveyancing,
recording and notarial fees and revenue stamps
at cost Of purchaser. Terms of sale to be com
piled with within fifteen days from day of sale,
otherwise trustees reserve right to resell prop
erty at risk and cost of defauting purchaser,
after Eve days advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, D. c.
GEO. Z. LINkINS,
7. F. MONAHAN,
SPENCER GORDON
1114 Pa. ave. NV.
nO2Q-dGdS. eySu TrnsfeAs
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THos. ]. OWEN & son. Aucr1oNEERs.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NOS. 1880, 1882 AND 3s34
PROSPECT AVENUE NV AND No. 100
BANK ST. NV. (GEORGErOWNo. d. C.
AND UNNPRoVED LOT ON 18th ST. EX-
TENDED.
BY virtue of a decree passed in the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia in the case OF
Rose y. Duffy VS.. Mary Cosgroye ct al, Equity
No. s3937. will sell at public auction, in front
TENTH DAY OF DEFENDER, 1918, AT HALF
PAST THREE O'CLOCK PM. the following de
scribed land and premises. situate in the city of
Washington in said District, and known as and
being lots 80. 40. II and AZ in the subdivision
in square 1905, improved as above stated Each
lot will he offered separately. Also an unim-
proved lot. containing about 5000 feet, being a
lot fronting so feet by depth of 125 feet, on
"A" road and which will be bounded by east
line of 4th st. when extended, and being parcel
S7-75. Sale commencing at the Georgetown prop
erty: the unmproyed lot at FOUR-FIFTEEN
O'CLOCK Pm.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash and the balance in two equal
installments, payable IN one and two years from
the day OF sale, and to be represented by the
notes OF the purchaser. bearing inter-
est at the rate Of 6 per centum per epIum, pay
able semi annually and secured by de-d of trust
on the property sold, or all cash, at the option of
the purchaser. 500 deposit required upon
notary fees and recording revenue stamps at pur-
chaser's cost. Terms to be complied with within
fifteen days or trustee may advertise and sell
at the purchasers risk and cost, after i've days
previous advertisement Of such resale published
In some newspaper of Washington. ID. c.
mo. RlDOUT. Trustee.
dee-d&ds, exsu Fendall Building
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O-d&ds. exSu
THos. J. OWEN g son, AUcTIoNEERs.

THOS. ]. OWEN & son, ACCTTONEERS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE 300
902 AND s0i SPRING ROAD NORTHWFsST
AND VACANT LOT FRONTING TENTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF certain deed of trust duly re-
corded. in Liber No. 1852, folio oo3 ct seG Of
and at the request of the party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will sell. at public
ton, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY THE
TENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, AID. 1915, AT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land and premises. situate in the county of
Washington, District of Columbia. and designa ted
as and being lots numbered slxty-one t6D.
f64 in Richard S. Trapier's subdivision of lot
numbered thirty four t34l in block numbered
forty-six 49, in Lipscomh and Others trustees
subdivision Of part of Pleasant, Plains" La
mars Outlet and slippery HILL now ''Hol-
mead Manor as per plat of first mentioned
for the District of Columbia, in Ltber County II,
at folio IA, together with the improvements
consisting of three two-story aud cellar six rooms
and bath residences.
Terms of sale: To be sold subject to prior
deed OF trust, $500 on 800 Spring road north
west. and 81 300 each of 80" and 304 Spring
road northwest A deposit of $500 will be
cording, etc, at cost OF purchaser. Terms of
sale to be compiled with within ten days from
day OF sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost
of defaulting purchaser, after five days adver-
tfsement Of such resale in newspaper pub
lished in Washington, d. c. Further particulars
at time and place of sale.
HORATIo n. TAPLIN,
THOMAS J. DEAvrrT,
po30-de3,69 Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-09
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
ADAM a. WESCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE IN
KSowT RESf dR A AZ nos II
EACH CONTAINING TWO STORIES AND
GLLAR; SIX ROOMS S,>, AND BATH. ALL
corded in Liber No. 1850, folio PSI ct seq. Of
the land records of the District Of Columbia and
the '1 ande sahs surviving trustee viii sci a.
ffMnnsDAY. THE NINTH 9th, PAY oF Pr;
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises situate in the county of Wash
ineton, in the District OF Columbia, and desig-
aud sixty seven t67j of Luther A. swartsells sub
division of lots eighteen Qs) to twenty-five
!22,. toth inclusive OF the n,s suodi,ision by tho
tee,. in square numbered thirty seven t37),
taxed as square numbered thirty-one hun
dssa and SlsS In the
OF said Swartzeils subdivision. recorded In Book
40 at page 1879, Of the records of the surveyors
e eaId So separately together with the improve
ments, consisting In each case OF two-story and
cellar brick dwelling. containing siI rooms and
Taylor street northwest.
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash and the balance In
mum payable semi annually from day Of sale,
secured y deed Of trust Of the sold
deposit Of $500 on each lot win be required Of
the purchaser at the time Of sale All con-
nc OF sale b. ,ne
piled with within fifteen days from day OF sale,
otherwise the surviving trustee reserves the
cost of the defaulting purchaser after five days
advertisement Of such resale In some newspaper
published in the city aE G. W W. r p &
noo7 .exSu Surviving Trustee.