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LIT YOUR PKOPERTIEB WIN 6I
For sale or reHt. ouaek resssAA
BANES REALTY co. - 10 G


For sale OF rest. Quaek reesaAa.
BANES REALTY co. = IN .. 6;
$50. $40 PARK Pa (OWNKR.l fll1T.
diate possession; like nsW; 6 supsw and hath;
tilted % for families. z2s
1902 NJ r. Az" w
At Intersection Of tn and GheyAe1d q. 20
worth; attractive mo6efn Z rooms and hath;
electric lights; hot-wstef heat; 1850; ely
$3.50 cash N. E. RY0N, 1475 St NV.
RESIDENCE OF SIX ROOMS AND BATH, All.
modern improvements; garaee; splendid 1oea-
look: colonial porrhes: pre- * "a.
JOSEPH G. Mk08,
- Colorado bldg. lain rpd g stA.
BUNGALOW FOB aALE-LOOATW X 106.
urbs: 1T $4,000; i've rooms and bath: e1setz1s
Lights; deGrable neiEhberhoed 0ceuDied b.
the owner; price: 9.Iso
JOSEPH G. zIRK12,
- Colorado hdG., 14fA al Q -
V1CzNT; OPEN FOR INFECTION; COT
home for $500; terms: 8 rooms, TIED hafh.
hardusod floors and hnish; between Ossunbls
road aad Irving; sol2 11th. q. kArHONR,
II B n.w. Columbia TIA.
FOR 0ALE-EXCEILENT HONB ~ NJ.
secffsa: stories, 8 large rooms and eath.
hardWepd finish; splendid coadifien; god lsf
to allay; 20 feet front: 500 cash, bal. 80
n,ontA; price. A,S0. HIGBIE 4 RICHARD-
SON. 1604 II St NV.
1zS6-NOW VACANT; $40 CASH; RAI.
a1ee q nnstA. ILL TIL ct. n.e.: Hoa0a aAA
ha<Ax e1ax furnace. nsot a1a baek pseehss
U11es ~ & 9 - - -
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WANTEp To BUY.

PERMANENT GOVT. OFFICIAL WILL BUY
- rent fnxzisAsd or unfurniahsd modem house
with garage, convenient to Eoed school: want .
ui1 - nine room bafgain, under eight thousand.
Give enact Location, lowest terms considered, for
Dec. psDemion. Address Box 16o-R sur A1aee.
HO0SEEsfx 70 TIM RO01a; NV. LO0A.
tisa ualy; win ~ cash: prsfsr detsehsd DEs1-
ersy, but viii eeoaideF row houDo. Tflcs %
10 uo0oe Foms1sien daSired foe home. 0fvs
pries and enact locAtion or NJ atteat3oa GfvoA.
Address 1o1 u6-H. Star once.
WANTEDITO BUY s-STORY DWELLING
with store; any good NV section; give terms
and mice. Address Box 2ss-F, Star once.
I An FORCED 10 VACATN By OWNER;
must have q small house for my family. II
ron have q hose to sell on cash down and
monthly payments. Address Is 13d 1t. ne. 2s
WAVED ROOMS; AM.L; CITY on
dress Boz 212-A, Star ONCE.
NAVAL OFFICER, JUST sTATIONED IN
city, win buy detached or sezni-detached house
In HAurs Addition, Cleveland Park O Chevy
Chase; give price and location Of house. Ad-
dress Box 23-R. Star office.
HAVE $500 Cash TO PAY ON MODERN Six
room house In northeast. What have 700 TO Of
ferf Can make good monthly notes. Address
Boz BAR, Star ONCE:
Ne Have Demand for HOUSES ALL SECTIONS.
Prompt and ef3eient service rendered.
4. o. HOuGHTON CO.. 1b1e 81 Ut. nv.
I'VE have the BEET in every osctaco.
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FOR RENT-sTORES.

m pErWoRTH-FRoNTA AND REAR STORE.
rooms suitable for meats or drugs. go Up
Shur. -
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

FOB sALE-$s2. 500, RENTING TO ONE TEN
ant for $3.50 q month who heats and lights the
building; good rs new: very substantial, At
t1active; near 18th and G SITS.
$37 ,5OO-Leased to one tenant at 1900 .
year. Lot 22x104. 18th near G.
$27. 0O0-Leased 81. 900 q year; tenant heath
and lights building; near Boston House.
Near 9th and F-Leased; pays over per
cent net. tenant paying taxes: makes repairs.
tenant makes repairs: corner, near Boston
House.
STONE FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
$50 AND s2ss IN" ST. N.W.-THREE-
dwelling.
WA p. EORMOYLE. s10 ''F'' St nv.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

We have the BEST in every sset30."t'
Phones: Main 1888 ana Main 76si. ds7s
iMMEDIATE POSSESSION; RICHT on Oar
sSsn s. a1s an S1 ser. Il
sss,ss. va :.e fr a ssSoo %ddrsss Box ss:E.
ON BALTIMORE BOULEVARD. IN HYATrs-
vile. one square from electric and steam carr:
six rooms and bath: gas; electricity; good ssxo
Price. $500; smali cash payment. balance
monthly. Owner. 2o6 Kenois bldg. l1th and
BERwYN HEIGHTS. MD.
s' Pretty siH.room bungalow; bot.wst.r ssss.
electric lights; Y acre; gas; cellar; barsain at
Handsome cottage; rooms; anil: istre
splendid io-ssrs farm: modern Groom hsne:
p nsice ssoo eeat Zee bath; nns water 'u''v
THos Q. HENDRICKS. Cherydale. Va. q.
FOR SALE-GENTLEMEN'S ESTATE; CO
lonial mansion; IA rooms. baths. io-acre
and made the finest sanitorium around Wash
irgton. FULTON ON, b. GORDON. owner. Colorado
bldg, Main 1921.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. $4,000; HYATrs-
ditton good location. We consider this the hest
buy in the suburbs. Apply J. A. HAYDEN.
REAUTIFUL SUBURBAN ESTATE; LARGE
six room, hall, bath, three wide porehes, attic
and cellar, place for car and poultry: lot, eer
2S8, all In shaded lawns, walks, hedges; much
slrubbery and all kinds Of fruit: 30 minutes to
Treasury on G st. cars; Baltimore boulevard
way. Md; half block to ears; finished st.:
highest section; vacant; immediate possession;
$3.50; s., 600 cash.
GEO. G. WALKER, Kenois bldg. 11th & q.
TAKOMA PARK BUNGALOWS.
7-room, 1 square car lines. h.w.h., large lot.
81 200; elegant S-room bungalow. up-to-dntc.
just finished, $3.50; bungalow. 9 rooms, large
lot, possession December 1, 1918, $1,000:
fine building lots, $3.50 to IS 900; cottases. 9
to 20 rooms. ranging in price from So. 200 to
SEQ coo. II you have house In Takoma Tor
~ TAkoMA PARK REALTY CO..
Takoma Park, d. e.
s5n ny
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hatA. pressed brick: 2-stssy brick sazage;
Friday. 4:30 pm.
NEAR GovEnzHENr PRINTING
s xs .1s s.o sss ''s Quincy ss< hot T.
PRICE Faas5 's g asa " TsRas: s1so CASH.
CT. wAR1NG. FRANKLIN 5571.
ON MASS &r AYE PIECE ,.ss ee oSI1 $3.50.
Brick. 8 rsoms and bath; near Ord 81.
ne. Act quick to get this.
6. =. wAR1EC. FRANKLIN s571.
ON ST. NE. NEAR UNION STA
T10N-Sstory press brick, 10 rooms
and bath. sleeping porch. cellar. fur.
aace; ron for gsrase; newly PAINTED
q. T. VIKING. so1 seuthers bldg
rsss:: s:;s s. e sss H.
furnished. 1880. beilsw tile, stone founda.
ton; built BY owner occupant; immediate pos
ns ssc heater; ee
tristty; open fireplace; slate rsof: h.w.h.; tile
sa Gsan sss :en Of ks s5sl s block
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME; 8 LARGE
hw.h.; cement cellar; deep ysrd; exceptionally
4HS IoCaIa0u, 1ARCDiu f1IK. rice only
+. Law. 1915 r st. Sc. AN1'' ~ wiz" "
FOR SALE-BARGAIN-ll-RO HOUSE.
new. all modem convenfeaeo; early posses
sion. See OWNER on premises, 712o Piney
Branch I'd. Takoma Park. d. c.
FOB ZONES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHCRNEY 4 eULLIVAN-
They Know Warrington"
D06 New Yofk ave. Tel Main nh.
DETACHED-SEvEN ROOMS AND BATH:
Aet-water heat; electricity; electric range; q
Of an ac1e u ground: henheq1e: stafionerT
tuhs; esai stored: price. 5000; $500 cash;
SS2 month.
IN THE DISTRICT.
% nereS: seven.feom house: ham: tenaut
house; outbuf1dtngs; ten minutes to earss city
vatkr: 81; 900. -
o. B. ZANTZINCKR,
Afl9 Nevv YaN7s avA
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FOR EXCHANGE.


FOR ExCHANGETHn OWNER OF A
snaI apartment. west Of 18th St. valued at
$4,000. renting for $40 . month, will trade
for q dwelling Of equal value or lower priced
STONE q FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
FOR EXCHANGE-$6.OO0 RENTING FOR
$50 4 month: free and clear; on q prominent
ave-; will give cash difference for dwelling
STONE FxiRrAx. 1912 New YORK. ava.
WELL LOCATED APARTMENTS.
WIN take clear prope15ss sr equities quite ana ma
5000 a year. Tireproof dwelling. on Wash
Ss.oooGRentns for $500 . year: Wen
$35.Ooo-Rents $s.250 q year. West Of 18th
st. Free and clear and cash; for large apart
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
FOR EXCHANGE-WE HAVE NUMBER
Of very desirable apartment houses that the
owners will consider taking vacant ground or
dwellings in part payment Tho prices that '-e
able. II you have property that you care to
dispose OF we can make you an advantageous
exchange.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave. NV.
FOR EXCEANGE-A BEAUTTFT'L COUNTRY
home near the city. Chevy Chase and Cclum-
bia clubs; twelve rooms, two baths; electricity:
gas; beautiful lawn: large barn; 6.k aerrs fer
will consider taking dwelling property or ,uild-
ing lots In part payment An excellent opror-
tunity to secure a suburban home BY trading
in other property.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-WE HAVE A NT.iBER
Of centrally located business properties that
the owners will take dwellings in part pay
ment. One near the Boston House rented for
1000 4 year. Price, $4,000 One near 18th
and G, renting for $3.50 month to OF, tenant
Who takes care Of the heating and lighting,
So. 600; property near 9Th and sts.. paying
per cent net on ST. 900. This owner will
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34-ACRE FARM. ABOUT 5 MILES FROM
District line, on good road, improved by splen-
did 7-room house; new up-to-date chicken
house and other necessary outbuildings in gooo
repair: fruit; good fencing; one good stream !.
all Land open; a desirable truck farm. Price,
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 14SF.
LARGE. ACTIVE LIST OF RESIDENCES.
business and suburban properties. apartments,
building lots and farms on which exchanges
can be made: we are making q speciality Of
this field and have many advantageous pFops-
sitions.
7S8 18th ct. NV.
Exchange Department.
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MOVING TO FLORIDA, WILL SELL CHEAP
furnished or unfurnished home, eight roornS
bath: IL acres garden; fruit: garage and ont
buildings: winters fuel and vegetables:
Shockey Station, Va; cement walk station. to
house; suitable war workers; fare, $40
monthly; 81 600 cash, balance tn suit: fmrnc
diate possession. Fl. r. C. SH0CKEY, Owner.
Vienna. Va.
FOR CoLORED-LoTs. $50; $ CASH AND
b. c., within 40 blocks OF the Capitol's dome:
city water. sewers, electric lights and public
school upon the property. Now that the var
is over it will pay you to see Glendale. d. C..
while many choice sites still available.
We will build for You. Take II street cars
marked District Line" to 4Sth street north
east, walk SOUTH into GLENDALE Repre-
sentative on property every day and Sunday
until dark. IRWIN & SHANK. 141o G st NV.
Main SQl&
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End ST. N.W.-TWO-SIOk1 BRICK. DE
tnehss. eight Essa.ss pastry. nata. csaaets
to cars; in walking distance Of govt. depart
ments. Price. $4,000. Address Boz 1892.
READY TO MOVE IN-ONLY NEW HOUSES
on 18th st. car line; large rooms, tile hath:
lot $50 # deep; large sleeping porches; hot
ystex heats electric liGAts; te1nA 500 casA,
x1z.ss per month. Address Bog 11-R. staf
on WASHINGTON HIIGHTs. II ROONs, !
tAthA, 2 rear pofehes: GafaEe: AMI: pk4ea,
"a. $50: $3.50 cash: balance easy terms; In.
n>diafe possession Tesephone North ag70.
Abs LAMONT sr.
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RESORTS.

ATI.ANTIO CITY. n. >.
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MISS THIS
CLEVELAND PARK,
DETACHED DWELLING.

FOR sALE-lMPOkfANT.
ALWAYe READ OUR APPRENTICESHIP.
PHONE l. 2aa2 FOB NUMBERS, Or CALL
VIZ oFFER THE BEST BARGAINS. THE
BEST LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES so Low
THAT Y0D SHOULD RESELL AT A PROFIT.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD 10 BUY WITHOUT
GETTING OUR LIST.
STONE Z FAIRFAX. 1872 =. 7. ~. NJ.
PRETTY DETACHED CORNER HOUSE, CON.
tanning . rooms and bath, attic; hot-vuter
heat; electric light; garage; lot Collie; sHaen-
did foe4tten: Rittenhou1e 1t. NV; occupied BY
owner. To inspect AFTER 5 pm. pAone Cnl.
6sS-W. Price. 1880.
1877 18th st. NV.
REAL BARGAIN-BEAUTIFUL SNAIL
apartment house; location in splendid NV.
suburb, near Walter Reed Hospstal; esatatn
6 apartments. each with fDe ine5oDed sleeping
porch; het-water heat: electric light; semi-
only $1,000. 49, ~
THOs. ". FOWLER & soE,
1877 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE-ONLY $500; HOUSE GOOD AS
new ut 1406 Allison St NV; large fe0ns;
hall and tile bath; wide csaeaial front porch:
two-story rear .porches; hardwood porquet
floors: two gas logs; cement cellar With set
tubs and toilet; 5h tons coal; h.-v.A.; gas Al
electric lights In all rooms; large lot, lS7 deep
session. Tel. Col. i95o-W. 2ss
FOR C0IORID-THKN. HOT-WATER-HEAT-
ed hoMes; modern in every respect; Csfunnbia
Heights and Mt. Pleasant. Prices, a75O.
81, 100 and 81, $50; $3.50 to $500 cash and easy
monthly payments on each. All exeeptisaany
essary. IRWIN 4 SHANK, 1910 G st. nv.
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CLARENDON SECTION, va.
Only miles out on electric. -
7-room frame and bath; furnace heat: elee-
tric light and gas for cooking; laundry tub in
cellar; beautiful lawn, shade, shrubbefy Ahd
bowers; hedge; line Of bearing trees and vtse
fruits; chicken house and run. Price. $500.
III acres Of ground. >sr..s.
STONE FAIRFAX, 49,
Ask for CFossman. -.
q ACRES; FINE BUILDINGS; $50 FHCIT
trees; highest location: good roads; nearby
Nd; s., 600. 414 Kenois bldg. 18th and G. 222s
FOR RENT.
AT ONCE - COMFORTABLE SUBURBAN
home; rooms; furnished; most convenient to
electric car line. Telephone Hynttsvile 173
22s
RESORTS
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SEE AUCTION SALE COLUMN
Of ut 18th 1t. s.w.; detached, roome and
hatA. pressed brick: 2-stsey brick garage:
Rf4ANy Am a N
The evening herald., 1918-06-13

flakes. BESIDES the spiroa Minty
plucked purple and white columbine.
fringe flowers and gold iris These
she carried into the house for the
vases
There was ALREADY la the house
an odor of roll Jelly cake aud fresh
bread and rhubarb pie. Muty had
filled the larder with her excellent
baking. She had also brushed and
busted the whole place until every
thing was as fresh az a daisy
This had taken days of hard work
from suuup until sundoWn and she
was tired with the effort she had
never been strong woman and she
now wac pale with a purplish tinge
AZ the corners of her lips and nos
tris sun she dii not pause until
she had sorted her flowers and filled
an the vases, the opal glass with the
faring lp which was almost as old
The evening herald., 1918-06-13
Varsity Chorus Will
Appear for Last Time

The annual Cumwcuyemcut con-
cert uf the university will hoe given in
Eodcs HAN tonight at o'clock. \
program of the usual high standard
los the college OF fine arts
under Ircrtur Edwin Stanley Scdor
viii bc rendered The crack IniVer-
Hity opera chorus. au organization of
suIoist~ ct unusual atIuN viii make
It, final appearance of tho season.
singing one new number chorus
from "rh, Creation. ai-n several old
fHVorites. including the .lUflnmma-
tus' and the Lucia scNtet
There will also h' solo numbers on
the piano aud vocal solos Plano
numbers viii hr given by Misses
Anne Harris >olo Keen and Pearl
Hayerford Vocal solos w3il hc sung
hy Misses Hortcuse Swuzer Estclle
Harris. Grtc" Stortz Thclma Rca-
gan. and Mrs leslie 4. Dean Al
performers pus-o-- unusual ability
and their work viii Ice heard with in
forest The public i- invited Go at
tend 80 admission Will bc charged.
The evening herald., 1918-06-13
PROF. D| MAURO'S
WILL CONTESTED BY
: SON IN j. 5. NAVY
Document Admitted to Probate
Reveals Musician s Tenderness
for Violin; Hoped Nephew or
Niece Would Buy 1t.

vidal Di Mauro, member OF tho
naval aviation corps, Stationed at san
Diego, Cal. Wednesday afternoon be-
gan contest of Prof Nicholas bi
Mauro's will in the probate Coust Tie
was the musicians only son
The contents OF the musiciau's viii
which was ll,d shortly after his
death. were not disclosed until q short
time before the beginning of the con
test. court officials holding that 10
was not matter of public record
until Probate Judge j \. Garcia
Sanchez had Hpprosod % Tho ujn,
admitted the viii 20 probate Wrd
ncsday afternoon and NoIcsto 60 co..
~. attorney for the SON. .t once u-
Hituted the contest alleging that Pro.
fcssor III Mauro wrote IL under undue
Influence
The musician made q single b'-
quest OF $50 10 hIs SON giving b., his
will the rest of his ostlt, Including
his violin. to other rclutllcs ~ wa.
lClievcd that the violin was prohahl,
the most valuable n Sew McNIcO n
was estimated To- be worth $500
Professor ~ Mauro directed that
the violin. To which he mad chung 900
litc time. be sold aud that tho sum
that u brought he divided among
eight nephcws and uiccrs four OF
whom live here. Two live In New
York and two In Italy Those WHO
live here are Felix and \Icpus Dc
Dlassie, Mrs Rosa Martin and Nrs
Minnie Chavez.
The will betrayed. however. % note
OF Professor ~ Mauro's feeling TO-
ward his violin. n cNprD1scd lie.
sire that one OF tho uophc,vs or
nicccr tuv the instrument after u
had been appraised
The evening herald., 1918-06-13

10 herself the little cut glass one
which Jack had bought with her own
money. the china one with little
shcphcrdcss iu pink pctticoat on
either side of a. and the alabaster
one. which had already passed
through several generations aud was
prcttirst of all-t flutcd lily cup held
by an cNuuisitcl, nodded little hand.
Jack had always loved the alabastcr
vase. 80 nov Niuty filled II with
fringe flower. which AZ dusk would
swcetcn the AIR ike honey, and, caT-
rying it upstairs, placed It upon
Jacks bureau Then. bccau-c she
was actually little faint with wcari-
ness she sat down and looked about
hcr.
II was a plain little room, but
wherever it was white It WAS very
white. the bed was plump ana invited
sleep and the mirror shunc. u was
an Just as Jack had left Il
And now jack was coming back Go
her room Il was her first visit
home although she had been married
nearly two Years She wondered
now 40 she stared at jacks picture
on the wall opposite " Jack would
find pleasure in anything she had
done. Probably not. for during those
two years She had become used 10 the
splendid cuyiroument which riches
furnish " she WIS not utterly dis
mayed q, what she found Mnty felt
she would bee thankful for tho cou-
trast would hc very sharp u came
10 Min,y that she could not bear 10
src Jack disappointed In her old
home or her. md vet she was bound
10 hc. ut course
"I am afraid am not near
brave enough" Minty thought she
pushed her hair back from her high
lined forehead ~ was dark red hair.
strcakrd with gray M.Ity had faded
cAe. aud sad mouth above small
chin n was q gentle. sweet loNahl"
fac. tu those who loved a, hut A. fHr
a. heaui, va, concerned ~ Wds a la
mentablc failure No oue knew this
better than MinN herself
Mintys whole lfe had been one OF
beautiful deviation, first uo her aged
parents and then TO her widowed, all.
The evening herald., 1918-06-13
Ice Manufacturers
Get Scales Before
Commissioners Act

The agitation FOR tho sale OF ice hy
actual weight Instead of estimated
weight brought a quick response from
ic" manufacturers The CITY ,ummls
sioncrs announced Hst uIeht ut their
meeting that manufacturers had al
ready placed scales on their wagons
ln view Ot this the commissioners took
no action on th" complaints of zee
users
Charles r wade chairman at the
commission, stated that hc had dis.
covered instances of faulty sidewalk
construction lie VIII examine the side
walk ordinance with Ctty Attorney w
\ kclchcr to ascertain II IT'S spccinca.
tons arc suiiicicntl, rigid II he nnds
that contractors have rot complied
with the ordinance he probahl, Will
suggest remedial action to "a, com
missloncrs.
The evening herald., 1918-06-13
THE EVENING STORY,
WHEN JACK RETURNED
lcopyrIght. le1S. by vi. Wernerl.

HlNTY PRICE was down on her
MI knees cutting the grass from
AVA about the spirca bush. she
was using a sickle which was sadly
iu need of q sharper edge aud already
wurkworn nand.
Old Mrs. Manners came down the
street. saw Minty ana paused to re.
the basket of groceries she carried
upon the rusty iron fence. Sukes
alive cant YOU find enough to do i'm
the house without shingling the
yard 10" she laughed good-uaturcdly.
Miuiy lftcd her damp. red face.
"Going 10 look better. isn't IL" she
returned
YES but It's awgul hard work for
H hot morning suppose YOU re-
looking Tor Jack this afternoon ''
"On the { o'clocE train" Minty
nodded $50 YOU see rye got 10 hur-
tie some" She began to work again,
while the other woman looked ON
curiously
"Luoks 10 me a.. it that sickle was
dull 49, hoe Well, Mrs. Manners
took up her basket IL can't hclp
you won't hinder Minty. BE good
90 yourself
I'm try to, responded Miuty.
when she had finished cutting the
grass she gathered IL up and carried
II to the refuse heap To- bc burned
when II was dry enough Then she
went back tu the spirea bush and he
gan 10 break of huudsful uf bloom
u was little past its best and tho
tiny round petals fen like snow
The evening herald., 1918-06-13
German Submarines Came Nearly 5000 Miles to Sink Ships OFF Jersey Coast

German submarines which sank ships off the New Jersey
coast had to travel nearly miles around the north of Great
Britain tc reach their destination. The map their
from Wihcm,haycn believed they have been able
Icbrugg Oscnd since the British raid which closed
harors Belgian and the English channel
crossed with The line the east Atlantic showing the
posed American transports France believed TO he
the area from which these submarines driven by the
activity of the American navy abroad
The evening herald., 1918-06-13

it may be. irs ro' w,Irom, l.r Eu.
.IuI Iu., aud urr yuiD. HIu..
and snr covered beer lt,u v,h u.r
huuda
TNs hands wrr, puI.d uNH. ..
II.h who wls tnerbug Ft NIuf.
.d' WHY Aunt Nrmlut rr...
.u, rsrlumyd Don't Nuu d1r, U
fr tu apnIogIl" tu mr toT nns'uH.
tr seen Sew Yutk lul Palm Bau.u
luU UsI Uoth.r but this ls uau.
3ui uUuos always tbr doyrrat spot
JOB 'No world It 5000 know how l..
starved fw l. tnI ..u And hose
I., HHr.'I tu| Irt-,H Utrr.. 'u ..t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-08
3rets Yrehc f1K seras;. 9ienIag ben 8. Ottobcr 1918.

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