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3. F. SAUL CO,
RENTAL AGENTS.

Phone Main - - s34 New York ave.
Prospective tenants will ind it to their advau-
tage to inspect our properties before renting, az
houses are generally in good condition. our
rule being to have them repaired when vacated.
DIV EI-IISGS NORTHWEST.
1907 18th NV I2r. b. 700 1872 Riggs nw,6r. .b2G5o
ll0I 1Tth NV 3r. b.. 800 lil2 81 NV. til. b. 100
1927 NV. gr. b. soon li12 Sth w. Or b. 80
1000 Park I'd. 10r, ,h5.0O 2i9 h NV, lur. b. 30
l3i2 stl nw. or. b. 1906 Sd Ew. Or. b..-2J 80
I'LL @-h nv. ar.b .7j $40 NV. Or, h. 23.5t
3GiI 18th NV. 5r b 80. 80 42s J. .6r .b2i.0
i22I. NJ nv 9r. .h30.j0 sos u NV. Orb. .2o.50
Ill 18Th NV. flr.b3J.I0 S41 Eye NV. Or. b 20 90
81 NV 81. b $50 ~ Morton NV, Ar, bi5.5o
81 p NV sr b.. - 30 1921 Attn hr,w .ll..,g
1906 9th NV. 10r b - Gl2 nv. fr.w.- l'."O
pWELLINfis SOUTHEAST AID SOUTHWEST:
122S Water sw. 30 40 NJ So. sr. ....1o.J1
DWELLINGS NORTHEAST.
s04 II ne. uppersis.4 40. 90 2s2i brentwood rd nc.
fol2 11th ne. fr.b -. 30 Ar ............iG 30
200 SD av ne or bio so 2i30 4tL ne. Gr. 10 80
HEATED APARTMENTS.
li3o r. !. ave- 3T- & ar & b. So 30 and $1,000
1901 1th ST. NV. rooms and batL......- 22.5U
rNIIEATED FLATS
11ng 7th n,y. III Gr. .h20.JpI 52oA I!obart pl NV.
li2i II So. ID Il. ir. b ID floor ir, b.. lG."h
tJaE. 10 .-..--1T.r0 $50 10th sw. 81. 10
21s Va ay Sc. ir,b 1910 2J7 r Ew. ar. b.. 15.ne
|1112 Ttl NV III. !, b. 10. %
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
612 13'h nw. stor" 900 Georgia av.. 90
and apis. .21l.6 90 13I 7th NV. upper
800 1th nv, eutirr floors and rear. p 10
bu3ltug IL. 90 !4I Eye nv, Gr h. -. 80
1913 Tth NV. $500 3uI Pa ay NV. st0re21.J
1914 II 7th NV. doHl.l. HIS 10Th NV. sto % 90
store .-......-.. 5000 DOES ia u NV. store.
800 ~ ST. .btj.UG r and w......- ~ 90
1874 No Cap. store 40 90 22U2 ga av ...... 20 Dn
7d7 90 Fa av NV. ~. IN 1903 II ne. store Is -
,;.} 1lth ugr.Store -, 30 l-.2G 9th IL. 90
1870 7tii NV .stp. i.w.1.-G OFFICE ROOMS
1905 L AZ, store -. 10 POO 7ti. upper fs. 80. .OV
CuLpEED TENANTS.
1913 NV sr %. =! fl lia'is X NV. Sr b.. Is. 80
ins = NY. =. So 2l1I nv. Or. b. II 1T
1893 NV ~. D.. .215p 2pih tia ~ 81. b. =.
l4-21 u NV, lGr. g. 2JSn 1912 3Gth NV, ,sr b. 15.J0
1-i5J 9fb NV 81. .h.. N >" q nv. 5r. 80
lGIH I2th uw. sr u ~ - Il:I sth nv Jr W IL. 90
1919 9Th NV. Tr. ~ IL Vt g2i W nv. Gr. .uu
f7-5 Sratou Lw.3.tI- -, hHI cheaper properties.
v have a ugit.l,.r Of ~ arfgcs sfahl's rent.
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HARRY WAKDhAN,
1890 X st. NV. Phone NJ. il3l.

1870 h ~. n. ". IApn' NJ. 1lJl.
ENFrRNISHED HOUSES
81 GOO Mass 20Ih .s-G..,u. lH.l sur ny = j.
s1.5 1923 = NV. 22r ib safe. .l33S Perry CIR b
$50 ttsI 4 Hy }5r.'a S-...,u. IIu %c ron o. IL
Si2514In Mass av 13-,3b s,5. -. .1l72 >owtou sr ID
800. -%l14 fGfH. iir 2b s5.-5u .lI02 Meridian
800 1Nl2 y NV Tor. IN s'f sol ~ 7; 7 .l no. y b
500 X near 18th, ,1-r. b S.3.5o.35G7 Hn:lead g h
S., -SGE tH'h ay.ilr.' S5i-1E...lsl Il T. :.r. Gr De-
So. Isl5 Col rd 12r 3b s27 80. 1886 Sum ne Cir u
80. H." X NV, l2r.", SH7.IO 1924 ISt ne. Gr b
sf5. l4uT J. NV. Inr.h s2T.5o 1870 Todd ne, Or ,
So, 1'f5 irg W. lur ~ s11.5n 1881 Sumrnit fr h
sG5 1920 1Gth NV. ar.h ST .IOIs1s Ii2lesiic . b
SGD. -2p23 o nw.l"c u S27. ST. "a ay, Or b
So 32G7 Nor mp:on 8r,b -; tI...t.T rr. Gr IL
So 1852 Col rd Tor @b s2l. 30 .i0l1 Marlboro 6 h
s." -. 1rat Iiuba-t G 50 % ::.pl Marlboro 6 b
$50 &3l7 tt'h trr - s22.5t. -! Hobart Or b
S47 80. 1919 Girard Orb SO 80 Coi rc, Gr b
81" -u. : ~ Jr-.iru ,s $3.50. 1885 G se. 9r b
$iJ5J.i61 kiggs, 9r,h 81" ..... o1l GA sw Or
APARTMENTS.
ttrupaiu. 1924 b. ST.. ". i.... '.....-. IL. go
27y2 tunu '".. f.. #I q hrtu p"lcii- So. go uD
Cortey Courts. l.:h and Church SIS, b. -. 60
1873 Il -. u.%- -. ani bath borcH-..... .u tF0
tIHupain. ll1t il u. NV, jr. ana l..... - lu
Ngr'tn t",trts lftI am Clifton. lr H.. Ii ca
i-2i z =. f. Y.. \". = r"aU-~ q, , i1fh.. 1I $50
Ma nrnester. lt"G VI st. NV. @r. and bath. 81 80
,DIiey Courts. 17th ana Church SIS. e. b. 81 30
Wardman Courts. Ifth and Clifton. 3r. b.. =. ca
b. Isa .4gu tr7r's. ii;L an! 4 b. itoH. 3r H. p? ,l
NG-Sticid. 1870 NJ st. NV, r. and rat Ill. - 10
ta:,ley co"-:s, iIth and Church SIS. r. b. =, 81
81 mn 81. NV. 5r h-...-............. = 30
HardnIIu courts. Ian and clifton, =. b.. =. ~
Names, slrr, .4"6 VI st. NV. lr. A.lI la:h -! 30
!! ..-s..,- 'lit h"rm"n "NH. 10 v- = e. b. =. 10
Lonsdale. 2l3s California. lr, and b....... 1G.oJ
HARRY WAEDMhN.
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WANTED-TO BUY.

NORTHWEST OF WASHINGTON; OR 3
acres. with good house. within few miles of
city. cars; will give small house as part
payneut Address BOX 7G-H Star office.
WANTED-BY JAN. /. @ OR s ROOM UP-TO-
date house: suburbs preferred would consider
vicinity of 18th St; s.. 900 limit. Address BOX
H. Star oii.e 22'
REAL ESTATE.
WOULD PURCHASE on CONVENIENT TERMS
sInnil home near 4th also small invest
IE.nt properties: STATE prices and terms. Ad
dress Box I.i-H. Star office.
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TURN LOSS INTO PROFIT.
SHANNON & LUCHS, i1lI.,l,I> KEMIiNG Z.

Y" 1Ifh 3 n W. NHIn Z"I.'.
10 ROOMS AND BATHS; ELECTRIC LIGHTS
hot t-wat-r heat: parguetry floors: large cellar
AMI yard: ll19 Columbia road; 500.
~ rooms AMI / baths: partly furnished: clrc-
tric lights: parqurtry flooring. h0t water beat q:
garage in rear; suitable for roorning and bDard-
ing house.
Main 4ts3q r. r. REHEFND 4fG 5fh NV
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GENUINE NEW HOUSE BARGAIN
On wide ave NV, facing govt: park: 7r.. attic:
NV heat: gas: elec real fireplace; inclosed
sleeping and breakfast porches; big lots; sttrae-
tive price and terms. Owner Will call person
ally Address Box AID, Star office. 70
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
INFl Observation-Disclosures.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, ms,
General Rental Agency,
"a 18th st. \ w

- ~ w.
u HOUSES.
33a2 18th nw.9r, ,Hb10O. 90
1904 R'm't, 1ir.h 100. W'
3Cl Hit'house. ior. boo. 90
ail r. zap. sr. b. -. 90
1870 10th uw.9r. b. .6. 90
1918 Newton. 1r. .b.65. o0
100 S"nton NV. Or. h30. 90
APARTMENTS.
Sr.. b............ ''."o
D., 3rd floor. ....-. 5o-oo
rooms and bath. 1000
ED HOUSES.
40 4 sw. 1r. b. 81. 90
- V NV. Sr. b....32.3o
29-3i 50 Eye ne,
1Ir. b ...-.....5O. 60
IS Eye NV. 9r. b. .30.50
600 NJ NV. 6r. b.. 1850
io5 y J av Sc, Tor. $3.50
III G Sc. Sr. ~. TO
IA y ! av .....2S.1o
,'333 Sd NV. 6r, b. 81. 10
1907 Fla NV, Or. b. 81. 30
61i I'd NV. Sr. 90
2J12 9Th lie. 6r. a..a. III
lis d NV. Or. b. %. 10
131 Sd NV 30
14i3-7 W NV. 7r.b.25. ~
1472 Fla NV. .sr. b. -. -
l2ul j. nc.........2'.1D .1D
1852 ID NV .......25. 40
log G. NV. 6r. b. %. 90
FtMyer Hts. .Sr,2L a2o. 40
sos Goth NV. sr. b. .2i.50
2il3 I'd Nc. 6r. b. %. 30
1l3 12th ne. Gr. b. 80
20 Fla Nv ne. 6r. b. 80
641 I'd ne. 6r, b. 81. 80
- q NV. Or. h. .E9.nh
lGH2,22 Jackson. 6r. b. Ii. 90
1850 { no. 6r. b. .l6. 81
1850 { ne ........16. 90
1891 or 1856 ID nw.15. 40
ifH N NV Ia. 80
120S Y NV .......1i.50
l20i Y NV .......14.oG
2so1 4th ne Ia. 30
500 X Sc .........12.oo 80
I'LL y Sc, .r. IL. 30
1900 Sd Sc ........e. %
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toR kENi-B1 EDWARD :. " "ESC0TT.
1907 Pa. ave.
BIS I'D 11r,2b. hwhi!.so 1910 y av. 5r b. 20 30
2l39 Pa av. lot. b. 40. IS COLOREo
!T07 VI. Or. b.ami. ~. 80 900 H. 7r b. - 80
1912 X. Or, b.lat. so 115} 2Dth Or W 20
13I. Pa av, Or. b. so. 81 4ls 2tth Sr b Iat ~ 10
ZIG "a Sc. ST, D. 80 10 i1G Elm. Gr h. 20 30
80 18th. Sr. b.. 30. - 1l3 2Oth sr IA "a
936 22d. Sr. b.. SO 1920 18Th 7r Is 50
2l3" Eye. 81. b. 100 5lTk 20tn, 7r Wis. so
2222 g. Or. b...... 2o.50 232l Va av. 6r b1 so
24l3 Pa aT. ST. b. p. 80 f2li 10Th ar. W. Is 80
140s 3Jth. sr. b.. .2c.5 80 136 22d 5r w15 so
2426 X. Or, b.. 22.5G 2119 H. 7r w15. 50
i23 Both, 6r, b.. 2G.ar SOC 23d, Or, h. lat 10 80
i22l Both. Ir VIZ $50 400 2lst, 6r. b.. Il 80
s.l 22d, 8r W. G .17.5H 2ilh Eye. jr. ". II 81
1902 NJ Or. b.. 1850 goa Va av, 5r.w = I3 81
1876 c sw.7 ,w,g .lat15.50 :,5p2 Eye JrwI - 80
50 So, 5r, w....15.no $40 9th, 6r. Il 30
23l0ia Eye. 7r.w..l4.5G a!i 10Th. Ar W.. L. 5n
..5n. Eye. jr. ..12.5D 1i0 2Ith Gr. vii 30
.J0i Eye, 5r. ..12.5o l0l7 JeT av.5r,w. 10. so
2a17 y. 5r, w.....12.:,J sU2 I'D, Or, W.. 10 %
2414 6. 6r. go STORES.
APARTMENTS. .%4s2 lith. 1r. w,g %. 90
1914 Ir.b 30 2045 Z, sto. 3r b.. .25. co
21i2 Pa sv Apt i. 1915 II. :. W. g.. $3.50
ar, b ........... 1J.1oJ
For complete list phone Main 1885
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nor ST.$
f2ii Ey" -. n. W. u and ba $50. 50
f'eH . 50, rooms aud bath. ......... &, 80
81 Y. y. ave. NV, Or. and bath ..-.-.. 32.56
15II i7ta -. nv. ru"r.s and BATH. 30 -
o., (. n. nv. q rooms mud bath. h....... 27.JU
CuLOIED TENANTS.
g. Decatur pla"- n.".. ir aud bath...... l2.50
STORE.
2lIf 1jtE ST. LIST floor r-............... 5000
MEANIK NEns IL LIN 81
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NEWSPAPER FzItEs 60 UP.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-Continued.

A DETACHED SEW HOUSE. WITH GARAGE
and y Of acre lot 10000 so. IT.. TO go with
the house large porches slate roof: fne neigh
hori,ood eight and all modern improve
rlents located Northwest Washington. Price.
81 900. Big bargain. The lot is worth the price
alone.
SEE THE DETACHED HOMES FOR SALE
In Sixteenth Street Heights.
r. f. HEATER. Colorado bldg. Phi. NJ. 1864.
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOWS WILL RE READY
for sale in early spring. Select yours now
and 1t will be finished and decorated to suit
your ideas. The most Convenient suburb in
NV, d. C Half hour to 11th and +. Every
city convenfNnce. Most attractive terms.
c. c. LACEY. 10 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-vERY COMFORTABLE EIGHT.
room house: half acre: close 10 cars: good condi.
ton one fare; owner will spend half years rent
on improvements, etc. Inquire MIR. TRUSCOTT
Myrtle and Clinton aves.. Woodbridge. u. c.
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WA NTED.

WANTED-ABOrT ONE ACRE GOOD TRrCk-
ing land must be cars, stream and re,i-
sonable price for casa dealers mail replies
+. {. STANTON. 1887 Newton ST.
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93+ New York ave. NV. Main 271.
IN COLT NElA HEIGHTS
SEMI DETACHED
RENT REDUCED TO So.
Very desirable rrSidcuce: containing ten rooms
and hath: hot-Vater heat; gas range in thor
ouch repair: square from 1lth ST. cars:
1000 Park road NV. Il. F. SAIL Co, 93i
y Y. ave. Main 21I.
tuLOitED TENANTS.
Seven room and bath house: furnace hnat in
good repair: near high schools: excellent loca
tion; rent. S2f.5G: No. in6 7 81. NV
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FOR RENT-cAYwooD 3 GARRETT.

y z. II.
lHTI X NV. "r. b S1..,r AZ Ist iw, Or. IL. Al
1879 lGtu na ips. .b iUih =. T. ne. 5r...... ID 80
.2s 7 NV. yr. b. .;2.' 22"0 9Th NV 5r. 30
1901 J+h Or. H. 1880 i3 + NV. Gr-....-. - II.
49, Quincy IL. Or. b. -:1u - Euclid iT. L. 90
GIL y s..-:f b-i 80 GiS iith ne ir... l." 90
Gg3 y av ms ,er .l2j.0U 5iJ Gel road. ir. Il 00
III lot nv. Lr, -.--,4 hl0 iifd 1T. Or L. 90
= MS, Cr - - Ia Soefon ne or. 10 30
l. l. Nv. 7r. 2r.5I 1854 Z. 50. Jr.... 10 20
.g5 y \ ay rn Gs t2D.Jo - JIcison Or. 10 %
lul> ]. So Ur h.. - DJ i-s 60 Aw, SO
ala Ist nv. S. b. i-.JJ iI23 lG'E ne. Gr... 3 90
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
COL .ir. b. -. 20 tJl ]. 81. b.. l5.J0
STORES. A%n DWELLINGS.
$40 l3'l ne. store IN. y. and Uat 81. 90
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IaR RENT-p II. Thompson & co, ,l:;.i5 y. ".
2GI Ind av, 1Or b. $50. 90 .2aH tlcve av.6r. i'5O
7ai 9th ne. 6r. b. 80. 90 40 y J ar NV lI.uo
I..s y Cap 7r b -. 80 10 Erie" apt. III. b. $50
s2G .th ne Or h.. -. 90 fth & Grd. Ken IrlJ. 90
aalg Ca AZ nv er b25 IN 1919 81 So. Gr. b. li.5O
1924 +. ne, Gr. h. 10 90 -. 1ft " .lp..'h
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANT SMALL RENTING PROPERTY. FREE
Of incumbrance. worth about 81. 700, in exchange
for equity in suburban house: six rooms BATH
h. VIII electricity gas plumbing: corner lot
6oxllO: blocks from station. Address ROX
G0-H. Star Office.
coon pAXINE EASY RENTED HOUSES IN
excellent localities for exchange for apartment
house up $40 0tO.
NlsWSOM Real Estate. no II ne. Linen. 20T1.
If IOI HAVE PROPERTY YoU WISH TO
exchange for other kind, this is the office you
should consult. Exchanges our speciality.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROkERS. 1423 +.
HOUSE 10 ROOMS H.-W H., B.. TOILET IN
basement on X st. near North Capitol ne, no
incunbrnnce. for 81 room house in Brightwood
viii sacrifice: pay some cash. Address Box
2T4-D. star office.
G5s-ACI:E FARM, WITH MODERN IMPROVE
ments. furniture. stock and tools: clear. Ex-
change fcr apartment OELAFIS JUNE,
I22 southern bldg.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
We do the largest exchange business In Wlta
tnSton. See
BET o'ERIEN & co. Inc. 1909 r.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

1000 MD. AND VA. FARMS AND SUBURBAN
all kinds of real estate sold and exchanged
ARTHUR VI. CoNNOR,
224 Oxford bldg. .26 18th ST. NV.
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! II. F. It. NMITN COMPANY,
SIS 18TH Street.
cipDl1t,fc Main GiGt

~. - u " II,9I. VII. -tINIt 'TF.N :
a. .. +. AVE. $ ". ii; AMI B........ ST 10
80 s.gsu' Iisr. 49,. -" an! b........-. 30 80
;..T Irr NE ST IL -- Rrp.klgrN. g.. and b. - 80
N.f.ttILr% EANhINH rDitrnrArION,
++tr .-' -" s'r NJ PH'I" VI. AZ
FOE RENT 1889 kE&SON ST NV: S.X
r1o,rs nud uistr: rppi, $.n.aG: ho!~" IN splendid
rlls'Ir.aH. yrils to itciu January l. 1917.
F"sNE =. HON. t%S. *IG Toad hlic.
tfIAs $ sIIREVE. 1909 eth NV
.@a GA rv Hg.H So. ~ ..ia 1tiI nv, OF. IL 80
80. iiit NV. Sc - n 1906 7ih NV. Or. la.:.u
l:.Gi :,;h nv II. b. 2,.Inl Ify Wash u. SO
il2. " av GF b 1t - 81 I1I2 KIRBY Or b. .is. 80
t;S} J. Gr 2i.:5h I:jj2 St NV. Gr, b. p 81
l.EAEFll IL MN detached HOME. PET
ertn; rnuniS aud bath -four bed roomsi; hot
water boat attic, cellar 5000. Col. 1917.
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FOR RENT
So Conn. ave. II rooms, 4 baths $3.50. 90
. 1UG K st. Nv. L. rooms. = baths .... GJ. 90
1901 X st II. W, 10 rooms and bath. .-- 40 90
! ii3 9TH st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. 3U.G5
- Quincy St ne. G rooms and bath. %. so
TYLER K RUTHERFORD Inc. J.
SIT 18th ST. NV. 2a'
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STABLES ASD GARAGES.
II AZ GOV NJ uw .udp " Rear 80 Mo ave 300
l. sumner alley % boi
PRINTED EUGl.f;1I.;S SHOWING; ALL PROP
iUrIES FOR RENT WILL BE FURNISHED
On APpL.iCATlpA.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co, Inc,
SI'J.i-t,1' w
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FARMS.
FARM AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. on \
to ! 600 acres. for sale or exchange
AcTACHIEN BANKING CORPORATION.
n. 4A2. 10th and {; a.. n,

| BEAUTIFUL AND PROFITABLE FARM IN
h1gh-class Chevy Chase Bradley Hills section:
good road: large brook: fine trees; price $3.50
| per acre. J. WALTER O'BOYLE, $50 Bond
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TWO HOUSES IN COLUMBIA
Heights, within few feet Of 14th
street: stone front: II rooms, two
hsths. one is rented at $50 per
meath. the other should bring
more. These houses must be sold
and at the price asked they offer
real bargain.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., INC.
13S 18th St NV.
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1871 IRVING ST. NV.
New apartment. just completed. All modern
improvements. including electric light. Couven-
lent Mt Pleasant and 1ith street lines.
Sleeping porches.
:, and la tn 90 TO $3.50
and bat $500 TO $3.50
For full particulars apply
MOORE Il HILL tlnc.t,
ii2u-22 ii ST. Il.
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f43, Fm't 1Gr sb :on. .nG 33a 18th or, ,Hb10OG 90
1s3S Lmnnt Or ib. 1901 90 1904 Emit, 1lr.b. 10000
u : NY. fir. .Sh. 12'.'n 3Cl Kit house TOT b9Oo
ISIS Eclmt Iii 3bl2J. 90 ~ r! zap. Sr h.. 500
!,'h ut NV. 1Ur. 1o2n 18th NV Or. h. $500
The Redwood gazette., 1916-03-01

olic church at 9 o'clock Tuesday
morning, February Is, Father
O'Connor officiating in the pres
ence Of the immediate relatives
and a few friends of the con-
tracing parties. Mr.. Jos. Jen-
niges, a brother of the groom,
and Miss Barbara Baumann, sis
ter of the bride, attended the
couple as bridesmaid and
grOOmsman.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Baumann,
who reside south Of town, while
the groom is an enterprising
young farmer from near Wanda.
Both are popular among large
number Of friends throughout
this vicinity. After a short visit
with relatives and friends at
New Ulm Mr.. and Mrs. Jenniges
expect to go to Wanda, where
they will make their home on a
farm two miles east of that vii
lage.-Lamberton Star.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-03-01

with a rancher and his wife, at
first but when their funds ran
low they decided to live on their
own place to cut expenses. The
rancher took them to their little
home, and, it was after he had
driven out of sight, they rea-
lized they had no matches.
That night the mercury drop
ped 40 degrees in an hour. By
morning it was 60 degrees be-
low. The girls had few blank
cts. Realizing they were freez-
ing to death, the sisters each
wrote a letter to their mother.
Their frozen bodies were found
wrapped in blankets. The let
ters which lay on the table with
"Good-by" sprawled by frozen
fingers, have been sent on.-St.
Paul Dispatch.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-03-01
Be Protected
In Automobiles
AS Well AS Out of Them at a
Cost of Less Than One And
One-Half Cents Per Day
Every Accident Covered.
EUREKA

discovery made after long
and difficult research.) The
GREAT EASTERN'S N E w
POLICY that has no compeer.
Maximum Death Benefit. .S45OO
Maxim. Weekly Indemnity 25
H0enital Benefits, per wk. 25
Medical and Financial Aid 100
>-r, THE AGENT, SEE THE
POLICY AND BE CONVINCED
vlicy covers either sex between
the ages of Is and 70.
Reliable Agents Wanted
For tull particulars address ].
C. Salisbury, U. S. Manager,
Eureka Policy Department, Sher-
burn, Minnesota.
Mr.. Salisbury will be here to
demonstrate this protection.
A STRIDE IN PROTECTION
SAID to be impossible.
Something ANY person might
need ANY day, and the cost
only $500 per year, non assess
able.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-03-01

to ten acres of alfalfa this spring
in the way | have indicated and
| am sure that they will be
pleased with the results. | have
had :. talk with our local seed
man and they suggest that we
club our orders thereby getting
the lowest price for seed.
It looks to those of us who
have lived in this section for
thirty or forty years that we
will have to get away from all
wheat and small grain and get
into the livestock business. To
do this proftably we must grow
alfalfa and ensilage and keep the
best livestock.
A. D. Stewart.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-03-01
A. D. Stewart Sees
Virtue In Alfalfa
Would Have Farmers Consider
Feed Proposition in Planning
Spring Crops

| want to talk to the readers
Of the Gazette about alfalfa.
Many of our farmers have been
growing it for a number Of years
with satisfactory results. It is
no longer an experiment with
us. Given proper conditions, it
is as sure to grow as timothy or
red clover, and more valuable
in feed value. 1t contains as
much protein as wl.eat bran, is
wonderful soil enricher and
fed with ensilage is an ideal
feed for all farm animals.
Most authorities will tell you
to SOW the Grimm Alfalfa, any
time in June or July without a
nurse crop. We sowed Nebras-
ka Alfalfa two years ago in June
beside another strip of the
Grimm and there was no differ
ence that we could see in re-
suits. The Nebraska seed is
about fifty per cent, which rath-
er appeals to a fellow who thinks
of sowing a number of acres. We
will SOW the Nebraska seed
again this year along in May
with barley as a nurse crop,
where we had had corn last year,
disking the ground thoroughly,
nsing a cyclone hand grass seed
er and dragging lightly after.
Do not make the mistake of
thin seeding. It does not stool
like red clover or timothy and
it is important that a good stand
be secured at the first seeding,
and you can get it, by buying the
ninety-five per cent or better in
purity and termination. | wish
that all the farmers who read
this article would SOW from two
The Redwood gazette., 1916-03-01
FREEZING IN CABIN, GIRLS
PEN GOODBYE

Realizing they slowly were
freezing to death in their re-
mote homestead cabin east of
Havre, in Northern Montana,
two school teachers wrote let
ters to their mother in Ohio,
telling of the bitter cold and
bidding farewell to the folks at
home.
The story was brought to But
te, Mont, by Cliff Need, a trav-
cling man, who was in a neigh
boring village when the frozen
bodies were brought in. Their
names were Misses More. The
nearest inhabitant was nine
miles away and a trip through
the fierce blizzard was hopeless
The two girls took up a home.
stead a year ago. They resided
The Redwood gazette., 1916-03-01
his Company's check for S45.O0

this Company's check for $45.OO
in payment of his recent injury,
received by having his car skid
on the ice, throwing him out
and spraining his ankle; also
the same day forwarded check
to L. J. Kohler of West Bent,
Iowa, for S25.0O. Mr.. Kohler
fractured his radius cranking
automobile. The Great Eastern's
record is certainly established
here, as the COMPANY THAT
DOES PAY. 21 new subscribers
have been added to the large
list of policy holders in this city,
"a in Fairmont and 81 in Cey-
lon and the good work goes on.
Martin County Independent,
Senator A. L. Wards paper, the
millionaire Banker Of Fairmont.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-03-01

Hargadine. ''The careless man.
ner in which matches are kept
in the household is prolific
source of trouble This depart
ment would suggest that match
es in the home, especially the
strike-anywhere-kind, be kept in
self-closing receptacle and out
of reach of children. Just a lit
tie thought in this matter will
avert one Of the most common
tragedies in chill dlife."
The Redwood gazette., 1916-03-01
Children, Matches,
Fires; Hide Matches
State Fire Marshal Blames Care.
less Parents for Many
Fatalities

Children with matches are re-
sponsible for many disastrous
fires in Minnesota, says R. w.
Hargadine. state fire marshal.
AS a rule fires from such a COM
bination l.appen in the homes OF
the poor and much misery and
sufferig is the result, he as
serts.
"In most cases parents and
guardians are to blame for fa-
talties arising from children
playing with Matches" said Mr.
The Redwood gazette., 1916-03-01
Grea: Eastern Still
Increasing It's Popularity

J. C. Salisbury, U. S. man.
ager, Eureka Policy Department,
Great Eastern Casualty Com
pany, New York City, n. Y, has
already presented J. H. Grill
The Redwood gazette., 1916-03-01
A. D. Stewart, Pres. J. F. Jones, v Pres A. S. Kenney Sec
Redwood Falls Key
stone Silo Company

The Keystone meets the requirements of a perfect
silO.
1t as nearly air tight possible, it's inside walls
smooth.
We build them high to get the pressure. anchors
needed no taking up the belt weather Fire-proof
wind proof decayproof, ratproof That's what we need
in this country.
We make building blocks, brick and they are right
and prices right because Keystone stands for quality and
Jones pays the freight
The Redwood gazette., 1916-03-01
BAUMANN-JENNIGES

Miss Lizzie Baumann and Mr..
John Jenniges were united in
marriage at St. Joseph's Cath
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-04

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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-03-31
MAY USE CHICAGO TAxICABS
War Department Has Offer Of a Con.
siderable Number of Cars for
Use in Mexico.

Part of the forces sent after Pan
cho" Villa may use a feet of taxicabs,
if the war department accepts the Of
fer of a Chicago taxicab company.
Cars sufficient to carry 1000 men,
with c%hauffeurs to operate the ma
chimes, have been placed at the dis
posal of the government through John
Hertz, general manager of the COM
pany.
Mr.. Hertz SEN the following tele-
gram to Adjutant General McCaine at
Washington:
Some time ago we offered our en-
tire equipment of taxicabs to be used
for mobilizing troops. We thought at
this time you could use them on the
Mexican border for patrol and mob
liking purposes. All our chauffeurs
have volunteered to drive and care
for the cars. If you can use the 200
cars and men please let us hear from
you so that we a get them ready
for transportation"