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The Holt County sentinel., 1919-04-18
Napier and Vicinity.

The farmers are being held back
their spring work on account Of
~ weather.
Harry MullcnoN and wife and
th,"r visited Sunday with e. H..
lerson and family.
The dance NJ Napier. SATURDAY..
VA grand success.
=, &. brown and wife and J. T..
and wife visited Sunday, with
NGould and family.
George Ward. of King city. was
~ vicinity Tuesday. looking after
''hF nting OF his farm
, Nrs. +. u. Skcels. who went 20
10 Won, Iowa, Saturday, Ia visit hor
S3fRoy English and family, return.
ri her home Monday. Mrs, Skccls
aN towa has had plenty of rain this
c. Brown was doing blacksmith
wwHor Mr., llilcs, Mr.. Mullcnox AMI
WI u. Skccls, this week.
onticello Sunday School Is 10
1",N basket dinner next SUNDAY,
hhnpIA nj the school house. Every
p"a mc and bring a well filled
'"'",nd enjoy the day together
.o,sa" Craig has purchased the
nouso ld lots in Napier formerly
|%ms.ii"by his brother, George i,
od te Jorge i. and wife have moy-
swope's family are having
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-04-18

Ask W. c. Palmer and b. l..
Schoonover about their fishing trip
last Monday, and the number and size
of the fish they caught? OF course,
the largest fish fell off the hook, as
is usual in such cases.
Jasper Odell and Frank Blair re.
ceived a shipment Of seed corn from
Atchison, Kansas, the first of the
week.
B. S. Hunt is finishing up two
rooms that he has built on the south
side Of the old Frank Sauer residence.
ON the Sauer homestead, recently pur-
chased by Mr.. Hunt.
Almost everybody in this vicinity
were out dragging the roads last Sat
urday with the result shat they were
in good shape for the rain Sunday
night; where roads are dragged the
water drains off nicely with the re-
suit that they dry much quicker
Farmers are beginning to complain
about too much rain this spring, and
they are unable to get caught up with
their spring work on account Of the
bad weather.
MIR. and Mrs. Catron, Of ST. Jo-
seph, were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. l.. Catron here last Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Ecker desire
TO thank their neighbors who so kind
ly assisted them during the sickness
and death Of their little daughter
When John CLANCY moved to
Chadron, Neb., last month, he left
his Chevrolet car with Mrs. Henry
Jones, and II the car Il not sold with
in the next few weeks Mr.. CLANCY ex.
poets to return and drive the car
through TO his home.
Mrs. o. W. Hogrefe and little
daughter, Miss Hope, returned the
first Of the week from Merriman,
Nebr., where they have been visiting
with Mrs. Hogrefe's sister for several
weeks.
Some three weeks ago n commit
tee Of five was appointed by Consul
Commander of Bigelow Camp, No. 80,
for the purpose Of arranging a grand
reception for our soldier boys on their
return home. A report was made by
this committee on last Saturday even
ing to the Camp, and II appearing that
quite u number Of our citizens, who
are not members Of the Camp, who
desire to join the Camp in this recep.
ton, IL has been arranged TO hold n
public meeting ut the auditorium Of
the school house, on next Monday
evening, April 2ist, where the public
will be given q chance 10 join the
Camp in this important matter. Please
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-04-18

Money 10 Lend on Farms-Bor.
wer has option TO pay part or all Of
incipal ut amy time. Most liberal
ms ever afforded. Call. write or
one TO MS. Costs you nothing; saves
. money.
~ SlSSON LOAN & TITLE co.
)iTicts over Nodaway Valley Bank.
Naryville. Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-04-18

another fight with Mr. Flu. We are
sorry 10 say. Chas. Dozicr has been
sick with the same Mt the Swopc hom,.
Mr.. MullcnoN lost valuable cow.
Few days ago, by being on alfalfa.
MEMO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25


torio venezolano no 10 haria con carac-
ter NADIA mas que provisional; pero CO.
mo territorios ocupados en- esas condi-
clones facilmente pasan a. serlo con ca
racter permanente, y como tamb1sn Sc
hacia diffcil Greer en- garantias que va
Sc tenish indicios podian convertirse
ell sin1ples s'pedazos de papel', he alni
la tnanera como Ell insigne Roosevelt
ensefi6 al ex.Kaiser que la Doctrina de
Monroe era algo mejor que un simple
pedaso de papei.
r CiertO dia1e que la crisis alcanz6
runto cniminante, Roosevelt requiri0
del endbajs dor aleman en- Washington,
doctor Ho1leben, su prescncia en- la Ca
sa Blanca. soiici ando de el informase
a su gobierno que de no decidirse a so
meter sus reclamaciones un tribunal
ie arbitraje, la escuadra americana ba
jo Ell maIdo del almirante Dewey reci-
biria ,.6rdenes, en- la tarde del decimo
tiia despues de 6sta notification, de Ear
par con rJ1nbo las costas de venezue-
Ia impedir de una mrnsra digna, la
ocupaci6n de dicho territorio. FL Emba-
jador alemAn arguyo que su gobierno
una yez. con6cida su actitud no carnb a.
ria esta.
Roosevelt le contest6 que. el no estaba
argumentando la si.uaci6n ,pues va to
dai augmentation recesaria habia sido
hecha, y que NADIA practice Sc obten-
drfa de su repetici6n, limitandose a
darle information importantis:ma que
6l no tendrfa mas remedio que transcri-
bir a SD gobierno en- Berlin.
Pas6 una semana y no Sc obtuvo con-
testaci6n alguna del gobierno aleman.
El Embajador de dicha raci6n hizo otrs
vista IA Casa Blanca tratando diver
sos asuntos; pero no mencionando para
NADIA aqu6l que interesaba grandemente
al gobierno de los Estsdos Unidos. Ter.
minada su conferencia y cuando Sc pre-
paraba marchar, Ell Presidente lie pre-
gunto cual era la actitud de su gobier
no una vez conocida la de los Esrados
Unidos, obteniendo la information de
que NADIA Sc habia recibido del gobiernc
de. Berlin. Roosevelt lie dijo entonces
que toda vez que no era possible arreglaI
81 incidente por Ia via diplomAtica, tras
mitirfa 6rdenes al almirante Dewey pa
IA que saliese con riimbo. Venezuela
UN OLA antes del Que el, Ell Presiden.
te. habia pensado.
Ell Embajador aleman, dando muestra,
de gran perturbation, protest6 de esa
nueva informaci6n;. el Presidente IL
anunci6 que hasta aquel momento nc
Sc habia dado plumazo alguno sobre
ese asunto; que 81 el Emperador Sc de
cidia a arbitrar, el, Ell Presidehte, Il
alabaria grandemente por tai actitud y
que tendrfa en- cuenta la solucion de es
te incidente como una iniciativa del GO
bierno aleman y no del de los Estados
Un'dos; pero que deseaba recordarle que
solamente lie quedaban cuarenta y ochc
horas para presentar ofertas de arbi
.raje, o de 10 centrario, Dewey saldrfa
con las 6rdenes que va el saba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25
Un gesto del gran
TeodoTo Roosevelt
QUE vALIo AouEL
rETAR DoCTR1NA MONROE oBIiGANDo AL Ex-KAIsER
A BAJAR cABEzA
(Traducido del Literary Digest

NAId0ucAuO ueA htetd1y 0ASOos -
La vez que el ex-emperador CUTLER
mo II festej6 al ex-presi iente Roose-
vclt dandole al mismo tempo la opor
tunidad de haber sido ell ''iinico ciuda-
dano particular quien lie permiti6 re-
vistsr tropas teu.onas'', evito memo O.
mar que, cuando aquel fue Presidente
de los Estados Unidos lie oblig6 res
petar la Doctrina de Monroe. IS
Lo que aconteci6 durante ell blouueo
de las costas venezolanas por la escua-
dra alemana no fus del dominic ptb.ico,
en- toda su exactitud, ,hasta despu6s de
La musrte del en- aquel entonces Secre-
tario de Estado, Mr.. John Hay. Los
encargados de escribir la b;oSraffa de
aquel gran estadista decidieron dar pa
blicidad tan hisl6rico incidcnte en-
todos sus detalles.
En- mil novecientos uno, Alemania per
suadi6 a Italia Q Inglaterra que uA
das ella .implantasen el bloqueo de
las costas de Venezuela. pals que en-
aQuella epOca tenia un gobierno mas
menos irresponsible, hasta obteneI
del misrno Ell pago de 10 adeudado c
elias. ~ ~. r..
LO que por entonces fue sonocido en-
el mundo entero por ''el bloqueo pa
cifico de Venezuela, tuvo lugar duran
te Ell mes de diciembre de aquel afo.
Al siguiente afio el secretario de Es
tado, Mr.. Hay, trat6 en- vano de que
los bloqueantes Sc decidieran a someter
81 caro- una comisi6n de arb!traje,
dando, por resuitado la ruptura de las
relaciones diplom&ticas entire Alemania
y Venezuela, el ocho de diciembre de
1902, v en- su consecuencia, de acuerdo
con Ia opinion de Mr.. w. r. Thayer, en-
sus apuntes, LA Vida de John Hay,
el bombardeo de ciudsdes venezolanas
por Ia eschadra aiemana.
] AL llegar las cosas a ese estado, Ell go
/ bierno de los Es.ados Unidos Sc di6 cuen
ia de que la Doctrina de Monroe Sc es
/ taba sometiendo una gran prueba.
Ante los ojos del Presidente Roose.
velt no podia pasar inadvertido que 81
sl gobierno de los Estados Unidos permi
tia que naciones extranjeras, SO pretex,
4 to de defender el reclamo de sus sub.
ditos, invadiesen y. ocuparen un terri.
torio debil para defenderse, utilizando
como Sc pretendia, fuerzss expediciona.
rias navales y fnilitares, la Doctrina de
Monroe hubiera resultado nu,a ante la
faz del mundo entero. .,.t i
Con, anterioridad a este incidente, la
opinion pdblica Sc habia dado cuents
de las gestiones practicadas por Alema
mia, tendencies conseguir una posssi6n
en- America que relativamente estata
! al lado del Canal, de Panama.
En- tai situaci6n, Ell presidente Roose-
welt tom6 d su cargo la wentilaci6n de
tan impertsnte question, que hasta aquc'
momento habia estado sometida Il
consideration del Secretario de Estado.
Inglaterra 9 Italia accedieron lie
gar a un entendido diplomatico; pero
Alemania rehus6 hacerlo. Argumentaba
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25

No habian transcurrido treinta Y seis
horas, cuando el doctor Holleben lam6
nuevamente a las puertas de la Casa
Blanca con ell fin de notificar al Presi-
dente, que en- aquel mismo instante ha-
bia recibido un despacho de su gobier-
no, en- ell cual Sc lie attorizaba infor
marie que e! gobierno aleman habia re-
suelto someter ell asunto arbitraje.
A todo este, nadie, nj el mismo De-
wey, q. a la saxon maniobraba en- aguas
Ile las Antillas. saba 10 que Sc estaba
ventilando en- la Casa Blanca; las au-
toridades navales no habian recibido
6rdenes NADIA mas que de ''estar listas
para cualquier evento".
AL anunciarse oticialmente que Ell Kai
ser habia sometido tan delicado asunto
un arbitraje, Roosevelt, cumpliendo
gu pa'abra, fel cit6 efusivamente di
cho monarca, ''por sus buenos deseos
de resolver diplomaticamen. ell mis-
mo-.
Esta humorada fus mucho mas cele
b. ada en- la Casa Blanca que en- Ell mis-
mo palacio de Berlin,
Guillermo II propuso al Presidente
Roosevelt como arbitro de los Estados
Unidos; pero ell Secretario Mr.. Hay lie
persuadi6 no aceptar dicha PROPOSE
ci6n. Mr.. Hay encomend6 ell asunto a
MIR. H. w. Bowen, Min stro de los Es-
tados Unidos de Venezuela; pero este
arguy6 que era impropio Ell que los Es-
tados Unidos fuesen arbitros de un liti-
Cio en- ell cual tenian tambien que hacer
reclamaciones. FL secretario Mr.. Hay,
tesee ndo entonces dar valdez al Tribu-
nal de la Haya, endoa3 el asunto al mis-
mo, con gran placer del Presidente.
De una carta del Secretario Hay un
corresponsal privado tomamos ell 81
guienle parrafo:
''El gobierno aleman ha estado muy
procupado con nuestra actitud. Recien-
temente apareci6 en- la prensa de Ber-
lin "un comunicado ofcial'', en- ell que
Sc anunciaba que las negociaciones So
bre ell asunto de Venezuela, hubieran
dado mejor resultcdo sin nuestra inter
venci6n. Nosotros no hemos interveni-
Go :no para ejercitar nuestras mejorcs
intenciones tendencies convencer to-
dos los rcclamantes de la necesidad de
resolver Ia question mediante arbitraje.
Creo que 10 que mas MODESTO al gobierno
a'eman fue el dicho de nuestro represen
tante en- Venezuela, Mr.. Bowen: 'Mag
nifico, 70 pagar6 todo Ell dinero que us
tedes reclaman, porque no estoy en- posi-
ci6n de rehusar hacerlO, pero les advier-
TO: que por cada millar de dolares que
cobren en- exceso, perderan un million
en- vuestro comercio con Sud-America'
(Feb. 16 de 1919.
Ese fu6 un gesto sublime de aquel
gran estadista que hoy duerme en- la
paz del sepulcro, y al que el pueblo de
Venezuela debe honrar como . un ser
immortal
Jose FEREER cALDERoN
Bayamon, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25
Sc yende.

Sc vENDE una anca de SO cuerdas, pro-
pia pnrs cana tahaco. situada en- el Kmo.
55 Htc. 8. on la carreters de Cayey CS;
guss. Tiene sembradss cuatro cuerdas ca
ma de pIantiIla. con casa para vivienda "
agregados.
Pora inf"rmes Cayey Light and Ice Co
C"mercio No. I. cayey. r., at
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lArENcIoN A esroi .QUE INTEREsA listed,

81 usted positive por
modico hagalo
cacion7 Comercante, dependute7
busca listed sventa7
ditar los producos representa-
acndd
preo dSuta de las entajas practice
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Anuncios Economics Clasificados
49, Yea la tarifa en- el cuadro de la derecha.
Sc necesita.

ST trEcEsITA una .taquisrata competentc
en- inelSs castsllano, graduada de Alta Es-
cuela. Informaran on el bufete de Francis
y De la Faba. Cruz 10, San Juan. p n.
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Compras.

Sc CoMPRA UNA BICICLETA PARA Nj
Ma DE Is amos; 81 es mas grsnde. mejor.
Drijase "EL MUNOO", P. o. Box 345
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Sc ofrece.

tPor que cornprar muebes msIos caros
cuando listed puede adquirir los masniicob
muebles que fabrica hoy la casa Aaresrids !
Vealos en- la muebleria LOS Nevios',.
salvador Brau AZ. San Juan. ALI TODD a.
NUEVO. ELEGANTE MoDERNO.
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LLITos una OLA GIRATORtA. Iaforms.
ra:E. Riera Apartado 2s3. Msyagnes. p r
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suscribase a e. MUNDO.
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Sc vende.

BB vENDB.-NaFntneo pApsl Coated De IL
nisma clars peso en- que mprimso LOT
fotograbados de Puerto Rico nustrado' ~
prscio reduc;disimo de eli.OO Is r~smA de
setenia librAA. tamAhO - I 3s.--PtdAlo .
Puerto Rico uustrado Tnc.. salvaAos BrsU
81, p. o. Boz SAb sAn Juan p 4 --T0da.
iae ventns ~ ~0ntndo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25

BE vENDE un piano Kohler una grsfo
nOla Colombia un attachemente pianola Aeo.
liam, muchos records. vatios muebles. esco.
iidos rosales.
Union 7. Stop IL. MirAmar. telefOno s5l
roiO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25

Sc vENIE una farmacia on punto c6ntrico
de San Juan Otra en- santurce. Tambi6n
una casa en- Rio Piedras, su valOr de mil
doscientos d6laros un piano marca ale
man on ciento veinticinco d6lares .Informa-
ci6n Rafael Rojas, Bazar Cortcs, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25

UN BUEN NEGocIo.-se venden baratas
dos guaguas. Una Packard otra LocOmo-
bile. Sc aceptarian cuenta Solar casa On
santurce. Informes Cipriano Santos, San JO-
SO SO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25

sE vENDE guagua acatada de construir.
Juogo de gomas SILVER TOWN CORD nue.
vo. Lista para cojer welcomes. Tiene sus de-
rechos pagos hasta Junio 1920 Informara:
Gerardo M6ndez, Stop is, N1mero 56.
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Sc vENDE un elegante inego para el Guar
to tocador fabricsdOs aqui del mejor cedro.
vendo tambien Palanqueta especial para gim
nasia Tel6fono' SO negro, santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25

Sc vENDE un auto marca FORD en- buenas
condiciones, para informos, en- Ell .sestaurant
dc Juan Yordan, Gale Munoz Rivera, Qua
yarilla, p R.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31
Big Ranch for Sale

The Armstrong & Hurley ranch of 710 acres, situated within miles of Mesa City, is offered for sale. Possess sion October 1. Ranch has been un- der cultivation more than 35 years. Adjudicated 1871 and 1873 water for about 600 acres with fully paid up Tempe canal shares; 30 acres under reservoir Fair ranch buildings, con- crete floored milk shed, deep cased well with tank, big corrals. etc. s25,000 cash, easy terms on balance to re- sponsible purchaser. May be leased if not sold immediately. Apply to own CTS, P. T. Hurley or Thos. Armstrong, IT, Phoenix. d
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31
For Sale-Real Estate
Thirty-One Acres

Near Alhambra, summer house, , rooms, hog sheds, good well, 3000- gal. tank and engine, splendidly fenced and cross fenced. 15 ACRES ALFALFA. 10 ACRES MAIZE; water piped in four fields; COW, 200 chickens, good pair mules; a real fam, and the price is right. If you are looking for little place, look at all the others, THEN SEE THIS ONE.
 STEWART REALTY co.
 r W. Adams St Phone 1897 d
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31
BIG AUCTION SALE
Friday. August 1, at 1880 p. m. at New
 Auction Yard. 27 South Fifth Ave.

Dressers. beds. springs, mattresses dining chairs and table, rockers, cots, guns and tools; center tables, oil cook stoves, sewing machines, harness; a lot of old tables; pillows, feather bed; a nice lot of lumber, about 20 loads of kindling wood; some nice window curtains.
 A good place to buy your winters wood at your own price. If you want to get lot of money for your goods. send them to J. B. Guess. new auction yard, 27 South Fifth avenue, Phone 429e.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31
Auctions
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>

ON SATURDAY at 1 P. M. of Aug
 ust 1e, 1919, at the office of the Econo- my Wet Wash Laundry, 534 West Washington street, Phoenix, Arizona I will sell at public auction to the high est bidder, for cash, 1000 shares of stock of the Economy Wet Wash Laun- dry issued to R. l.. Chenoweth and transferred to me as collateral security on note of 5000 of date, January 8, 1916, amount of which is worth s105S. E J. Halterman. July 30. 1919. II
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31
For Sale-Real Estate
Bargains in Homes

Five-room modern brick house at PISA West Monroe street; s350o; big bargain.
 If you are looking for a good house for a home we have it on East More land in the 300 block, which cannot be beat for the money. Terms.
 Can sell you bran new home in the 500 block on East Moreland cheaper than you can now duplicate same. Win give terTS-
 House at 1104 East Mckinley, s6000; 5000 cash, bal $50 month.
 House at HOS East Mckinley, s2500; $500 cash, bal $40 month.
 House at HIP East Mckinley, $3750; 5000 cash, bal $50 month.
 House at 1114 East Mckinley, S3000; $500 cash, bal $35 month.
 House at HIS East Mckinley, S25o0; $500 cash, bal s25 month.
 Besides these bargains we have an acre east of Indian school cheaper thar the price was five years ago. In 12- acre home in good location we have just what you are looking for. If you want an improved forty, eighty ol quarter section, see us, for we have some real bargains.
 Buntman & Kellogg Tel. 657 SWest Adam.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31
2 1-2 Acres
Buy from Owner

12o acres splendid lot. SO alfalfa. 30 maize, crops go with land, s22o.0o per acre, $50 below value. Immediate pos session. Terms. Phase 9a92 ar call oi5 N. 2nd St. gd
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31

Ten good and useful prizes given away on day of sale. You may be the lucky one. b
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31
For Sale

Lot 75x15s on West McDowell. $1,ooo. half cash.
 lots on East McDowell. 5ox15o, half cash or trade for good residence and assume.
 lots, 5ox133, on West Pierce St, on a corner. s1,000 cash buys the bunch.
 Corner lot on N. 7th Ave; s1.So0; half cash.
 SEE JOHNSTON. s1 N. 1ST AVE. d
 REIMBURSEMENT 120 acres; 50 acres fine corn. other crops; can turn out 100 cattle on grass range; s3,500. Crop will pay for place. See Damer- son, Union Block, Prescott Arizona l
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31
TAYLoR's AUCTION HOUSE

34I W. W dSIINBLUu oL. sell everything. I buy for cash. Raise the other fellows bid every time. You are foolish if you sell before call ing me
 TAYLOR, THE AUCTIONEER
 PHONE 1917. If
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31
2 Good Buys
3 Special Buys

One and a quarter acres northeast 1 block of carline, new 4-room house sleeping porch, shade, chicken run, all planted to maize. A bargain
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31

Twenty acres sandy loam, 4-room house, orchard, garage, out buildings, shade, corner piece, clean and A water. Terms. This piece of land is North and only $6500.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31
OILLEASE

FOR SALE-1s0-ACRE OIL LEASE IN HOLBROOK FIELD. ON THE ANTICLINE AND CLOSE TO ACTU- AL DRILLING. WILL SELL CHEAP IF TAKEN NOW.
 or Box 71-M, Republican.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31

One of acres N. E. on car line, for sale at the right price. Terms. See MORRISON,
 JORDAN & GRACE
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31
For Sale Eggs and Poultry
For Sale or Exchange

EXCHANGE or sale-55 acres, Es- pondido, San Diego county, Calif. only miles from the ocean; ideal farming, excellent location for chicken ranch or lemons and grapes; would form partnership or lease. Phone 111-R-5.
 FOR SALEI13 hens at 755 E. Port land St. et
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31
Los Olives Lots

DO YOU want to rent i6o acres Of land for term of years. first years rent free for clearing. leveling and fencing. Or will sell on easy terms; make the land make the payments. Party must be reliable and have satis- factory backing. Address Box 4s-M, Republican. gb
 FOR SALE-Three houses on lot 1106 South Fifth avenue; corner lot 50x137h; price s2500 Inquire at Phoenix Bakery. d
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31


 JORDAN & GRACE
 FOR SALE OR LEASE-60 acres with several thousand acres out range, pure water and lots of it, pumping ,lants. about 500 sks Mesquite beans, all under fence, large shade trees, on the Gila river, about 300 yards from railroad station, finest goat range in Arizona, acres fenced for chickens, ali kinds of vegetables, the finest wa terrclons and canteloures grown; if you are looking for a ranch and home it will pay you to investigate this. Ad dress Box P, Ray, Arizona HOMESTEAD relinquishment 32O acres, Casa Grand Valley, 1850. Box 52 NJ. Republican. gh EIGHT acres on Seventh street, near Indian School. If taken at once, goes at the sacrifice price of s2,500, s709 cash. balance terms to suit. If you want this see at once
 J. $. GRIFFIN, ALONE
 Phone 1893 gt
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31
2 1-2 Acres

Four-room House. good well. barn and chicken runs; good shade. close in. s21Oo, or $500 cash, bal. monthly. See COLE,
 LIVE WIRE REALTY co.
 142 West Adams d
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31
A Real Buy

Twenty acres, less than two miles of Glendale. Two houses, all first
 class land. Priced at s35o per acre, s25o0 cash, balance $500 per year. For particulars see R. T. Clark with Myers & Carrick. Glendale. Phone 8. It
Arizona republican., 1919-07-31
A Good Investment

Two new 4-room modern houses on one lot near library; both rented, paying 15 per cent on in- vestment; price 5000; reasonable terms. See
 FRED A. DIBBLE
 With GRIFFIN Alone l1S North First Avenue-Phone 109
The sun., 1919-06-29
Beethoven Home in Austria

tiquated house in which Beethoven
lived for many years. Although d.
lapitated the house IL worth visiting.
One must pass from the street through
a tall wooden gate which opens into a
sort of alley with houses on both sides.
About the fifth one down this alley
way is that of our present interest
and a vivid imag nation is here neces-
sary. for tina dwelling is so small that
entrance can only be gained by bend
ing the head in order TO pass through
tho low doorway. 1t is wooden
structure with hut two floors, the first
of which possesses one tiny window
built slightly below the surface OF tho
street The upper story is reached by
a short flight Of steps which fairly hug
the front OF the little house in n side
wise fashion.
The square roof with its large brioA
chimney finishes the description OF the
exterior of this abode, Low ceilings
and petit box rooms mark the inside.
At the extreme top there Is a window
so tiny that persons head could just
about manage 10 get through
Rut the quaintncss and oddly OF this
house is in keeping somehow with
Beeth oven. who said. "I'" who can en-
ter into the spirit OF my Nusic will pa
lie yOnd the reach of III, N,lrld's mis-
cry" 1t was here in Vienna on March
20, 1927, amidst terrific thunderstorm
that the geDius soul Of the much be-
loved Beethoven passed on.