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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-21

ii VaSl rOdlcOVe," uJal sc uce.
nee opet slova, "bratr muj tu.
Sim zmlril Sc v jednom dopisu
SVEN, re zemfeli. Cim byl Via.
stnG vas otec?"
Ma okamzik vahal jsem Wy.
znati pravdu.
Slova proboStova, jez mi prj
Iodjezdu ma srdce kladl, znela
mi V uSich neustale.:
"Stfez Sc mluviti zamest-
mani otcove, neb O tom, echo
Sc dopustil. | bratru svemu
|rouze jsem naznacil, ze jsi sy.
mem Nemce, jenz sc v Svedsku
usadil Sc svedkou ozenil."
Jelikoz jsem neodpovidal,
l'ravjl poznovu s durazem:
"Neslysel jste otazku mou?
Proc neodpovidate?"
Pri prve otazce jeho sklopil
jsem .oci. Phi move otazce pohle
IL jsem mu primo do oci a od-
povedel bez rozpaku:
"Muj otec byl kolovratka-
rem"
Ocekaval jsem, ze professor
nejakym posunkem uzasu ma
icvo da sve prekvapeni, vsak
cnyba lavky. Nebyl tim pranic
pfekvapen. Pc vaznem jeho o.
Dliceji pfeletl stin usmevu. Ne
mohu vyliciti, jak sc zmenil Wy
raz .jeho tvare, zdalo Sc mi,
jak by pablesk spokojenosti V
o,'ich .ieho sc zableskl, pravil !:
"Dobra, myslil isem, re pou
hou jeSitnosti date Sc svesti k
z&nllceni sveho puvodu. Pra-
vim vam, zc .lsem to vedel, ano
leste neco vice, cht6l isem
NSak zkouScti jakcho istc smy-
Slcni.'
Pri slovech profesorovych
"a leStG neco vice citil jsem
lak zenc sc mi krev do hlavy,
.sklonil isem hlavu, sklicen
vzpomlnkou na ono "n6co
VICE.
Professor spozoroval asi, ia
k% dojem ucjnila ma mne slova
leho, nchot dolozil pevnym
hIlSem:
"Nemuslte proto klopiti oci,
echo otec sc dopustil. Hlavl
v1huru a pamatuitc 81, re zlo-
tlny otcovy jen tomu synu "a
dcdlctvi Sc dost;vaji, ktery Sic
pcJc leho nasledujc. Wy istc
pllny, pficinlivJ a mate schop-
nostl, takove vlastnosti usnad-
nj vam smyti hanbu, jiz vam
otec zanechal, nyni vSak tom
vice nemluvmc. Ma podzim
vstouplte do gymnasia a budc-
.'c-ll pllnym jako posud, jstc
5Ghem ) let studcntcm."
Professor odvratil sc, pravc :
'Bud'te i Ma dale mlceIivym,
20 Sc tyce rodinnych zalezito-
stl, hlavne reel s zenami, jak
lste to "a posavadniho pobytu
II nne cinival. Mic zleho neni
rolceti. avSak hanebnou zbabe
losti II toho, .ienz hodla Sc sta
a., ii radnym chlapikem, zapriti
prAvdu, taze-li sc no nekdo."
%li jsme mlcky dale. KraCeic
]emu po boku uvazoval isem,
Haby'o-il by No case vytasiti sc
$ 'lmyslem svym, abych sme!
ia cestu Sc vydati Z Pavla ma
IvStiviti.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-21

bOStOva Statku re Skerparby
jakmile vSak bylo po birmova-
III, uchytil Sc potulneho zivota
cveho poznovu. Psani docha-
zela z ruznych krajin sved-
skych. Neusla pozornosti me
vSak okolnost, re sloh Pavluv
kazdym dopisem Sc lepsil, ne
Jinak bylo j S jeho rukopisem.
Pouzil asi DOLBY, kdyz Sc ku
birmovani a prijimani pripra-
yoval i ku vzdelani ducha v j.
mem ohledu.
Minulo pet let, V nichz jsem
Pavla nespatril.
Bylo mi nyni IS let a mel
jsem re Skoly do gymnasia pre-
stoupiti.
Ami ma okamzik mne v dlou
he neradOstne dobe te neOpu-
stila nadeje, re po vystoupeni
ze skoly Sc nejak Pavlem Sc
jdu. Casio a mnoho jsem mu
o touze sve psaval, nikdy vsak
medal mi urcite odpovedi. Ne
hyl .isem .iiz ditetem, vule ma
dosahla jiste dokonalosti, roz-
um muj na start me byl vetSl,
vedel jsem tudiz zcela dobre,
po Gem mysl ma touzi.
Umysl mui uzral, pro prlpad
ze by mne jeste V nejistote po
nechaval, uminil isem 81. ze
Lund opustlm odcestuji do
G-gu, kamz jesm mu die uda
nj dopisy sve zasylati mel.
Pri konecne zkouSce byl
jsem re skoly propust6n u
znanim velice cestnym.
Byl krasny, pfijemny den
letni, kdyz .sem po zkousce s
profesorem Vennerem, jenz
Oyl Sc mnou We Skolc, domu sc
vracel.
Nahodou byl to vyrocni den
onoho Dire, kdyz jsme Sc Pa
vlem - opuSteni slrotci, do
sveta ma pout vydali, hledajice
sve stesti. ByI tehdy tax star
jako ia nyni.
Osm let uplynulo mezi dnem
onim a dnem, ktery koncua ma
naySteva Skolni.
Svezi Jest posud upomlnka
mysli me, citil .isem Sc blaze
nym kraceje po boku Pavlovc,
jcnz TAX privctiv6 na mne po-
hlizel poslouchaje mnc.
Ones kracel .isem bez blahG-
no sneni pc boku chladneho d
mlCeliveho vychovatele sveho
pevne, isa odhodl;in, ze al sc
vratlm, rozadam profesora, ne
smel-li bych vydati Sc Ma ccstu,
abych opct mohl bratra spa
tilti.
Prodlev tax myslenkach
svVch nadeii, jez mne pred
osmi lety naplnovala, pi'ipo-
mnel jsem 81 i obzalobu re zlo
emu kradeze, Ma ieho chovani
II soudu ma skvrnu, jez na
jmene bratrove tkvela, ze pou-
1e pro nedostatek dukaZu byl
III svobodu propulsion.
Trpky zal, len" ,ii2 tehda SO
mne zmocnil, kornoutil mnc
pcznovu, $ pocitcm llplne skill
Cenosti uvazoval jsem, jak
smutne dedictvi nam otec "a
nnchal.
At jscm sc Stal cimkoli {,
mel llmysly sebe lepsi, prcce
byl jsem synem zloCince. Tax
'lalecc dospGl jscm V ivahacF
Svych pravG kdyz mnc ncna,
dale professor oslovil:
'SkonCil .jste Skolni svG stu
die jako radny Yak" pravil, o
braceje Sc Ike mne, "pokraCul
te tax, jak jste poCal a casen
stane sc q vas neco kloudne
no"
Smekl jsem cepici, tax veil
ce zalichotila mi pochvala Z
list muze tax malomluvneho.
Professor vSak prohllzel S
r,ouc laLo h1- nl11a ni,1Vo Inc,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-21

MdTkyZ Vy6lOVll CatO SlOVa s
mladistvym ohnein a pohlizel
pri tom tax laskyplne ma Bet
sy, Re V tomto okamziku vypa-
dial o dvacet let mladsi.
~ mas je vsecko velmi slozi-
te, priteli," pokracovaI, obrace-
Je Sc opet k Jeomu. "Mam-li v
tomto podiyuhodnem stoleti pr,
va ma svoJe deti, mali tyto take
Jlsta prava ma mne. Mole zena
a zaroveh vzdalena sestrenice G
mela podll ma tomto zatmku a
panstvl, a proto mole deti jsou
]eho majiteli prave tax jako
ia; mdj bratr byl spolumajite-
lem rovnez. Prirozeno -"
Markyz byl by 81 neradeji u
|kousl jazyk, kdyz ucinil tento
vyrok, nebot' o tomto choulosti
vem bodu Betsy nikdy ami slo
va neprQnluvil a prece byla
pred zakonem vdovou po jeho
bratrovi. Nemela by 81 nyni ci-
niti naroku ma zamek a pan
stvi?
"Konecny vysledek toho je,"
pravil Markyz, "ze svoje deti,
v tom prfpade, ze bych proti
MIN vedl process, nenohu VISA
diti pred dyefe, ponevadz jsou
zde prave tax donna jako ja."
"A nejsou to dustojne deti?'
Markyz chvfli mlcel, neroz-
hodnut, zdali Sc ma cizim lidem
svefiti; ale caste sverujeme Sc
S lehcim srdcem novyan prate-
llm, nez tenn, kteri pro delsi sty
KY s nami nebo pro pribuzenstvi
mali ma to narok, pravdepodob-
no proto, re Sc chcemc ukazati
" jlnem, lepsim svetle, aniz by
chom narazeli ma odpor.
Ddstojn6?" zvolal. ma oko,
ovSem. CHI nikdy nepozoruje
zadnou neprislusnost ke mne. A
le mole zvlastni situace, kterou
jsem vam vylozil, byla toho pl.i
clnou, ze jsem nlkdy nebyl zde
panem. Sc svym bratrem jsem
Sc nlkdy nesnesl take ne Sc svo
u zenou. Oba nalezeli moderni-
rlu svetu a kraGeli, lak tvrdili,
IS duchem casu, coz je pro rasu,
ke ktere nalezime, absurdnlm.
kdybych byl Americanem, byl
hych republikanem jako Wy. A
vsak my jSme representanti sta
reho pofadku, a nase deti memo
hou steleshovati move pomery."
"a ma pan Max u sebe vlast
nosti, ably sc mohl stati obnovi-
telem racy?" pravila Betsy, ia
snouc mad antagonismem mezi
markyzem a jeho detmi.
"To nikoliv." prohlasil mar
kyz. "Muj pan syn jc hezky 81
ce mladik a dobry jezdec. Je-
no prednosti pozoruji toliko da
my. Dovede 8 tlsnevem ma rtech
prohrati patnact az dvacet IT,
sic franku, aniz by je mel V kap
se."
''Hrichy mladi!" namitl ry-
chile Joe.
"Odpoustejl Sc synovi, khry
MA k otci uplnou duveru, ne ale
mlademu muzi, ktery jest jeho
odpurcem, ktery oplakava pa
matku sve matky jako svetice,
zatim CO vuci mne jest nesnesi-
tclny,' pravil markyz suchym
tonem. "Rozkose intimnosti. kite
ra nam dovolnje miuviti otevre
ne, nepozival jsem po tricet let,
d vldlte mne roZradostnena, re
vas mohu pozdraviti u sebe -
pravim sebe," pripojil ironic
ky, "ackoliv nemohu s urcitosti
merritt vclikost mcho udelu.'
Ale neni mozno," poznazne
nal Joe. "abyste V celem sve
te nemel pritele, abyste vzdy
I'll tax osamele."
"Je-li We vlastim dome vscc
ko nase konani snizovano kles
ro-li cloyek k roll zbytecneho,
iak ma nalezti uznani u cizich?
Nenl mole nebozka zena az do
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test Sc mole sestra popularite u
vsech sedlakt,, iich deti q stare
irodice osetruje? Nehral 81 mdj
syn V detstvi pasaky a nezvc
Iii 81 "a sveho nerozd.lneho pfi
tele onoho padoucha, jez je III
votnim mym cpakem, a jenz Sc
| odvazll sniti, re Sc jednoho dnc
z4nocni Aygues-Vives?"
Suchy, irohicky ton jeho hla-
su naDyl poJdenou vyrazu Woo
ira. A Americana nell DOZEN, re
je zde Ia krvaceJlci rama, KITE
rou tato paraooxnl osoDnost IT,
pela.
''Pohled'te!' zvolal, privola-
vsJe hosty ponybem ruky k Ok
nu. ''Jako jizni ptak, jenz nj
kay nemuze zlti ma severn, "a
visim predev5im ma sve rase, ma
sve hroude. Pc dvanact stoleti
mel rod Aygues-Vives jediny j.
deal: cest! A toto slovo zahrno
valo V sobe: vernost krali, Bo-
hu a vlasti! Ovsem, tyto pome-
ry sc prezily. AvSak, u sta hro
mu, my jsme musili haiti svo
Je misto, kdyz mas revoluce bar
barskym pusobem zahanAla. -
Prime utoky roznecujl vzdor
r.uj," pokracoval po male pre-
stavce. PHI Gem bych SO vsak
z!ostl temef zadusil, jest -"
Has mu ma okamzik vypove-
del sluzbu; rysy jeho obliceje
Sc zkrlvily, oci zaplanuly a je
no tucne, Stroke rty chvely Sc
horeckou.
'Vidite tam, uprostred poll,
malou chatrt ma kolech?"
"Chata pro pastyre," pozna-
menala Betsy, "je videti &c
vScch stran."
"Nase stada neznaJi pii tep-
lem pocasl staji. Klima, jehoz
Sc vase slecna dcera tax obava-
la, je tax mirne, re zvifata i
pres vlhkost prenocuji pod Siro
kym nebem. 4 tax bylo zde
1zdycky.
Jeho HAS byl ostrejsi, kdyz
pokracoval: "hdyz jsam Sc ia
ko chlapec p6tuloval pn policn
q lesich, flLnul isem k synovi je
dnoho techto apstyru, hochu
tax chud6mu, &c jeho matka,
nemaJic lepslho obydll, dala
plu zIyot V jedne z techto bid
nych chatrci. Mel jssin hocha
rad pro jeho selmovstvi, jeho
smelost a jeho ochotu, a slibll
.isem mu, re az Sc stanu panem
zanku, ze no udelam svyw
apravccm. TAX jsem to byl sam
prvni, jenz isem mu otevrcl ter
to dun.'
Markyz ucinil pohyb, vyja-
drujlci zoufalstyi, avsak ihned
Sc Ease opanoval a pokracoval
klidne dale:
"Po cas- studii byli jsme od
louteni. Zatin co jsem jisty cas-
naril krasnem 1stave hlavni-
no nesta, naucil Sc hoch v obec
ne skolen tax dobre kalkulova-
tt a rozvinul svoji pricinlivost q.
obratnost tax, ze kdyz jsem jel
osmnactileteho spatril, byl jiz
pravou rukou meho otce, ktery
mu syeroval hnani dobytka ma
parizsky trh.
"Nilem Luraeau vystoupil w
snko Sc stupinku sveho otce, pa
stTre, takze mu pozdeji sv1fo-
van byl choulostivy ukol prode-
je dobytka. Mel jsem z toho ra-
dost a medal jsem drive pokoj,
dokud mu muj otec nepronaJ-
null ieden Il ncikrasnejSich dvo
III. HE'D 'tc," zvolal, ukazuje ma
pekny zamecek, rysujici Sc u
prostred roviny, tam lezi dvo-
rec, skoro zarnek, We kteren, By
dill pred revoluci spravec. Po-
Vazovali jsme le. I'd prlslusen-
stvi k panskemu domu. Diva po-
kojc zustaly tam pro mas reser
vovany. kdyz jsem We SVEN mia
d vv5el ia Iov aneb prochazel
The Washington times., 1919-11-04
Classified
FOR SAlE--H0USES

FSN oALn<-Ah e-room dwelling Tth
St y. E.; stories and cellar;
In hrst-class condition; un-
usually we'll constructed;
price S4,750 each; terms $500
or more cash, balance month
ly. We have recently sold
several of these houses to
parties who had looked the
city over and decided that
these were the best houses on
the market for the money.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1S42 New York ave.
FOR sALE-,Looo.
An s-room house on d st.
,,,i; n e.; very substantial
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York ave.
FOR sALE-s4.Soo viii buy ten-room
brick dwelling on ID St N e
near 10th; lot 1sx1oO; furnace
heat. An out town owner
offers this property for sale
at this low price to settle an
estate.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-sL7so.
An s-room dwelling near
End at. and A N. E.; lot 2ox
III; So-foot alley. An out
of-town owner offers some
one bargain.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-s45oo each
Two houses on Mass. ave.
N. E., near Stanton Park;
rooms and bath; wide park
ing; an exceptionally low
price for q house on this
beautiful avenue. Terms
$500 2, more cash. balance in
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-s4.sse
corner dwelling on Mary.
land ave-; wide frontage and
resident. I. anxious to make
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave,
FOR sALE-sssos.
rooms and bath; cellar under
the rear Of the lot: | Issson. ..
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York ave.
FOR sALE-ss.seo.
A new dwelling on Mary-
land ave. N E.; ! stories ana
ss..I,,s, ssli.r; foo%.' Sss1 title. tiled bath,
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
Near Ioth and a NJ. M
stories and cellar; hot-wa-
ter heat, electric lights; lot
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1872 New York ave.
FOR sALE-s4.sos each.
Two e-room dwellings near
10th and sta N. e i; 81 feet
front; In good condition; pos
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-,5.soe.
7-room brick dwelling,
with cellar, near nth and b
sts N e; magnificent tiled
bath, hot-water heat; IN
nrst-ciass condition; reason
able terms
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York ave.
FOR sALE-ons of, the most .,,r.cttv,
homes IN the ". E. section,
ID street, between sth and
7th; stories and cellar: I
rooms, tiled bath; hot-water
heat; electric light; lot Isx
50 70 paved alley; plenty Of
room for a garage; metal
weather strips; servants
room; hardwood floors; at
tractive in every detail II
you want to see something
out Of the ordinary let us
show you this property
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York ave.
FOR sALE-,s.ooo
ST. near srd; 10 rooms
and bath; lot 1895 to Q wide
alley. An excellent location
for room renting.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-ss.soo.
On the Avenue, near Lin
coin Park; an attractive 2
story dwelling with cellar:
rooms and tile bath: hot
water heat. electric liEhtt
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-s1,5o>.
North CxrSffnA ave- ps.x
eth st. 8. E attractive g.
room dwelling; sold to settle
an estate. The price Is very
reasonable
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York ave.
NEW HOMES FOR
COLORED
The Washington times., 1919-11-04

LIST YOUR PROPERTY
with us for quick resultA
DINOWITZ REALTY CO.,
800 Colorado bldg, Main 5S3.
ecss-o
The Washington times., 1919-11-04
FOR SALE-H0USES FOR SAlE-HOuSES
M. 2345
New Hampshire Avenue
Near Park Road

Thoroughly modern home,
containing rooms and bath:
hot-water heat: electric lights;
large porches; corner house;
all outside rooms: perfect con-
dttion: liberal terms. Price.
$1,000.
The Washington times., 1919-11-04
FOR SALE
AN EXCEPTIONAL
PROPOSITION
S2,8So EACH
4 left-i2 Sold.
3S37-3o 3SAf and al

3S3I-39, 3S4f and ~
9th ST. N. w.
Brick houses, comparatively
new, offered for sale at this
very low price to settle syndi-
cate.
Terms, $500 or more cash,
balance in small monthly pay
ments; just about what the
houses are now renting for.
I Take Ninth street cars to
Newton street, go one square
east.
Each 6 rooms and bath; ones
square from oars; all occupied
by white tenants.
You should take advantage
of this opportunity to secure
yourself a home and save your
earnings.
Apply for particulars.
At this low price and upon
such accommodating terms these
houses will sell very quickly.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave. N. Wv.
The Washington times., 1919-11-04
Ad0ertaSang
FOR SAlE-H0USES

on r ST. n. W., between nth and Issh-
Large io-room brick house Tor sxlA
Terms
JOHN O. SLATER,
fls 18th ST ~. W. Room sos.
ON O ST. n w, between 18th and 1oth
sts.-Lsrre lo-roon brick house for s4le
JOHN q. SLATER.
7le 18th 81. ~. W. Room 30t.
ON SOUTH CAPITOL ST. between see
block-This Groom and bath brick houss
for sale. Terms.
JOHN @. SLATER,
Tis 18th St n W. Room SOS
ON X ST. n w. between tsth and ;StA-
t-room brick house. lot tesloo; alley 60
trance: for sale Terms Immediate poe
session
JOHN @. SLATER
7is 18th St ~. w. Room sea
The Washington times., 1919-11-04


offer. We have on our lists
many houses that we offer at
prices less than asked for five
wears ago.
$4,000 Each
rest oD PrfStieay tss 1sr nSTss. houses on Iryins
monthly.
$1,000
1St: rooms and bath. hot-water heat:
iot 1890.
$500
attractive tuo-story dwellings with cellar
under the entire house; room for garage;
Reasonable terms
$500 Each
for occupancy; hot-water heat electro
lights. hardwood floors, sleeping porches
and many conyeniences not to be found in
$4,000
West Of itth St; semi-detached, . stories
and cellar; rooms and bath; furnace
heat
$4,000
NJ pIs...nt: west Of 18th; nearly new;
hot-vaser heat; electric iishta
$3.50
North Capitol st, near N; brick DWELL
fng; stories and cellar, rooms and bath.
s4,85o
Rhode Island ave-. near sth st.; brick
dwelling; rooms and bath; easy pay
$3.50 I
swelling. with cellar. rooms and bath.
furnace heat
$1,000
Park pi, On the Heights: Q beautiful nev
cvellins. rooms and bath. hot-v.ter heat
electric lights; room for garage
$4,000
stories; lot scxios to an alley.
$4,000.
rier,d. ave. N. w. near ssh St; rooms
$500
cellar; rooms and bath; good eondition
$500
On the Heights, west Of 18th; . 3-story,
Of light brick and limestone; lot IsIioe.
$3.50
On the Heights, west Of 18th 81; sto-
res so1n. roo. 49,, wsll,piAnnsd h0v,s: V: re-
3 sleeping rooms, 2 sta1rwayA
$4,000
Near 18th and Monroe sts.; stories and
tvllars rooms and attic; lot ,sI1oo.
$500
Just the kind of house you win hks;-
stories and cellar; rooms deep on each
y 'r. hot-water heat; covered porches;
i--a- streets on the Heights: convenient 10
s4,65o Each
Two very pretty brick dverings; com
esIiar. 5 room. and bath; hot-wstsr heat;
electric lights.
$3.50
On sth st, near N; , stories; . rooms
apd bath lot zox1oo to an alley.
$4,000
A Io-roon brick dwelling on sth st, near
=; stories: lot IS feet to public alley;
must be sold to settle an estate.
S4,25O
An s-roorn brick dwelling; stories; lot
ss1s5' sth st, near Q.
S4,75o
snd st, near r; rooms and bath
$3.50
Ord IT. near q: stories and eenAr; 10
rooms and bath.
$500
Near the Court House; q 3-story bay
window brick dwelling: brovnstone trim
ma sI,rtaaiIg 1000 for s. 500 II is undouSted
- one Of the best bargains offered in the
downtown section
$4,000
81. north side. sits. between rs. .na . .nd S,: ;sa:
'St 50I1oo.
S8, 500
q R- occoGts the Pension ono; -
rvoms and bath; lot 1zIise-
$1,000
A nearly nsw house in Hail pl. George
town; stories and cellar: colonial design. .
rooms and tiled bath; hot-yster heat
electric nghts-
$4,000
Near Mass. ave and NJ; a neat corner
dwelling: 6 rooms and bath; lot 20 feet
wide Can be purchased on very reason
able terms
$4,000
~ St near 18th an s-roon brick dwell
.nz and brick stable; lot 2zxi0o.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
The Washington times., 1919-11-04

ron eALE-Cheap home for si.eea
Easy terms; t3eo or more cash. Frame.
6 rooms: 1879 Kramer st ~. K. only
two souares from 18th and VI car line
Nov occupied by white tenant
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York Ave. G
The Washington times., 1919-11-04
Two Family Flat

n. z section: between 2 car
lines: walking distance of
downtown; close to Union Sta
ton; 2 apartments containing
4 rooms and bath each; hot
water heat; large lot; side
and rear; space for a number
Of garages; reasonable terms:
$500.
The Washington times., 1919-11-04
BU8INEss PROPERTY

BusNEes PROPERTY
sfx nvfne rooms and storeroom; lot IS n
BY zee; 9TH and @ sta O. W. 3a.tct.
ttA 81. n W. 1IfS-Tsa peons ga ss1h
brick; sASoe. tcosorsd-)
J. c BRowN. ATro2NDY,
The Washington times., 1919-11-04
Near 7th and 81

&,0o-7 rooms and bath:
good residential street: walk
ing distance Of all departments
and entire business section.
The Washington times., 1919-11-04
FOR SAlE-H0USES
FOR SALE

Attractive Northwest Dwellings.
If you contemplate purchasing
A home, you cannot afford to
make a decision without first
looking at the many bargains we
offer. We have on our lists
many houses that we offer at
prices less than asked for five
wears ago.
The Washington times., 1919-11-04

DO YOU KNOW?
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The Washington times., 1919-11-04
HOWARD & HINES,
incorporated,
734 18th st N. w. Fr. 1892.

ihSSi SiPoidtSa,
734 18th st N. w. Fr. 1892.
In the soUrHEAsr-A splen-
"a ooo did s-room and bath house, with
PTOOo furnace heat aud gas light: lot
75x1s0.
Near LIE DRoIT PARK North
IS 500 west-A 2-family nat of s-rooms
and bath each An excellent buy.
Three squares from CAPITOL
SS Snn PARK A Groom and bath
Po,OoO house. This house can be bought
on very moderate terma
In good location NORTHEAST
sS SoO S rooms and bath, hot-wster
P"'"OO heat: electricity and gas; reason
able terma
Near BLooMMGDALE Soc
$3.50 :s9 .ss sssS s.., r:
light. Easy terms.
one-half square from Mary
&c. 900 lssa ess .nd s.5s sSRTaaas7 saa..
for two cars.
Near GARFIELD PARK.
SOUTHEAST-A 2-family apart
* ooo ment house of rooms and bath
PO,OOO each; furnace heat; garage with
room for two cars; porcheA.
Very moderate terms.
One-hair square from Mas.
ave NoRTHEAST-An s-room
.s s.s bath aa hsS:s s:s,rs,e Tss .:ss.
porches- Easy terms and ir1me-
diste possession
NORTHEAST rooms and
s6 zoo tiled bath; hot-water heat and
pO' gas light; lot 2oxso.
On Q street. in the NORTH
SO, 500 wEsT-An 1lroom and bath
house. In good condition
A broom and 2-bath house.
$1,000 :.f.ss e
good condition.
In an excellent location
NORTHEAST-A 3-story brick
of fPns having and
ranges, porcelain bath tubs. etc
20-day possession.
In GEoRGETowN-A s-room
Soh and bath house, In splendid con-
P/, ,OOO dition. An excellent bargain for
quick buyer
Downtown section NORTH
$500 sss:. .:s'$ tns ss!e
less money with plenty OF CASH
In the NORTHWEST. Just
Soo north of Park road - 10 rooms
p/J JoOO and bath, furnace heat and gas
light; moderate terms Vacant
An excellent EAST CAPITOL
s9 OOo STREET home Of rooms and
pO,OOo bath; a m. T. reasonable terms
an excellent. buy.
HOWARD & HINES,
Incorporated,
734 18th ST N. w. Fr. 58o2.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-12-12
DEPENDABLE STYLISH
FURS
Scarf and Muff or Separate Muff

The youngest member of the family
will be remembered, of course. Those
who have little tots in their homes are
sure to find just what they want. There
are bonnets, bootees, jackets, rattles,
baby sets, powder boxes and puffs,
brushes, combs, etc. A great variety of
dolls, games, books and toys of all kinds
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-02
ANARCHIST TERRORISM.

The world has gone mad in spote, says uer-
trude Anterior, who is now IN Paris a ooisne-
visit storm is laundering in the east Inc west.
ern European newspapers give few details pu'
wen-informed men know that eastern Europe ~: -
rocking, and Lord Northcote hears OF million
bolsheyiki marching westward into Poland bent
on rapine and bloodshed If this great tlde
rolls over Germany to the frontiers OF France
western civilization will have new and deadls
peril to fight For the ravaglng hordes are
mere bloodthirsty anarchists determined on the
annihilation of all Law and the mass gratlnca-
ton of every base impulse
Coincident with this comes news OF oloous
rioting in Berlin. Civilians OF the spartac ~
group and sailors from Hamburg and KEEL win
whom some regiments of soldiers are said TO
have fraternied, were responsible for the dis-
order The rising was checked; but these aus
orders are recurring and each new outourst Is
more sanguinary than the one preceding