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The Washington times., 1919-08-23
WALKER WILL SELL
MASS. AVE-: LOTS

There is nothing but class on Mas
] sachusetts avenue" said a well-known
Washington real estate man the other
day And from the Public Library,
past Thomas Circle, then Scott, Du-
| pont, and Sheridan Circles and on be-
yond the American University 1t Is
literally true that you will not find a
residence but what is entitled to the
term class"
Most of the undeveloped land lying
along Massachusetts, avenue all the
way to American University has al
ready been sold for building or specu-
lative purposes. However, the firm
Of Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc, have
Just announced the sale Of a limited
number OF home sites at University
Park, Immediately adjoining the
grounds Of the American University
and right along Massachusetts, ave-
nue..
Aside from the fact that University
Park is Massachusetts, avenue prop
erty," the immediate surroundings are
an assurance Of the continuation of
that quality for which the BAY State"
street has long been famous. Univer-
sity Park not only adjoins the grounds
Of the American University, which is
just beyond the Westover estate of
CharlessC. Glover, but is within few
blocks OF stately Mt. Vernon Semi
nary, and nearby is the Immaculate
Seminary. Motorists will find Uni
versity Park much nearer the city's
business and shopping center than
Chevy Chase Circle, and it Is reached
by street car, either by transferring
from Wisconsin avenue cars at Ma
combe street direct to the property.
Right now is the time to buy at
University Park" said q representa-
tive of the firm. with the develop
ment that is bound to come here, and
to come quickly, present purchasers
will enjoy the advantages Of that de-
velopment and avoid the advance in
prices which is bound to follow"
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
BREWERY BUILDINGS NOW
HOUSING OTHER TRADES

MIX and cream will MI some Of
the empty vats in brewerIes Of Penn
Eylvania and other States. according
to reports received by the Depart
ment OF Labor. In place of bottle
beer, bottled milk will be sent out
and ice cream will be produced in
stead Of foaming ale.
In the course OF the nation wide
survey now being made by the De-
partment, interesting facts have
been brought out concerning altera-
tioHs contemplated for brewery
plants whose regular occupation has
been legislated out Of existence
These plants as a usual thing are
well equipped and centrally located.
They represent a large investment in
building and machinery and in the
readtustments following the war they
can be easily utilized for peace time
industries.
Other uses to which breweries will
be converted are: Warehouses, steam
laundFieG. garages, machine shops,
and beet-sugar factories.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23

Real Estate Editor, Washington Times:
have lived in q house in this city for
Eearly eight years, paying several in
creases in rent. The agent has always
been courteous in his dealings with me but
last week informed me that the property
was on the market and would probably be
sold within a short time. He said that IL
the property was sold I would be compelled
TO move He suggested that I buy the
property. but / am unable to raise suf-
hcient funds I am Government en-
ploye. Can you tell me whether ! can be
compelled TO buy vacate II some one else
buys the property MRS. A. Z. W.
You cannot be compelled to buy the
property. OF course. but the agents
statement that il the property is sold
to some one else the purchaser can
force you TO vacate is true If the pur-
chaser requires the property for his
OWE use or the use or his family. II
the property is sold to an investor
who does not intend to occupy il you
can still retain possession at your
present rental
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
WE BEG TO ADVISE
YOU

Real Estate Editor. Washington Times:
For nearly q year we have rented the
entire second hOor Of our home as q fur
niEhed apartment at q very Feasona BILE
rental. The purpose Of our doing so was
to assist during the crowded time here last
year inasmuch two OF our sons were in
the army and we did not need the extra
room. Our boys are now en- route to
America and we will shortly require the
use OF our entire home. We have asked
the tenants to move but they refuse, claim
ing that they can find nowhere to 20 and
that they are entitled to stay with US un-
der the protection Of the Salisbury act. Is
there any way we can compel them TO
move? MRS H. @. K.
Under the Salisbury act possession
can be obtained by an owner who
necessarily requires the property for
his own use or the use OF his family"
Now that you do require the premises
for the use OF your own family you
can Unquestionably get possession. II
may be necessary for you to file a
suit in ejectment.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
WALF0RD COMPANY PLANS
TO REMODEL STORE ROOM

The D. n. Walford Company, Of 900
Pennsylvania avenue is planning to
entirely remodel and redecorate their
store room that has been occupied by
them for many years. The building
is three stores in height and the re-
modelling will give the firm consid-
erably more room.
The property was purchased by the
Walford Company several weeks ago
from the Nairn estate for approx
mately $4,000.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
RIVERDALE HEIGHTS is
POPULAR WITH BUYERS

Riverdale Heights is continuing to
attract suburban home buyers in
large numbers. Since the opening OF
the new subdivision by the J. w. Hol-
loway Company about six weeks ago,
several hundred lots have been sold.
erect homes on their lots in the near
future. Three bungalows OF the Cali
fornia type will shortly be erected
on nine lots purchased by a local
builder.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23

detail. Frame with stone trim. is
used in the construction.
Progress is also being made by
the same firm on the construction OF
sixteen new bungalows at Thirteenth
and Gallatin streets. work on which
began several weeks ago All Of these
bungalows will be detached and of
attractive design.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
BUILDING NEW HOUSES
IN NORTHEAST SECTION

Four new homes are being built by
o. r. Peterson, a local builder. at
2902-10 Twentieth street northeast.
The houses are being constructed of
frame. They are Of attractive design
and will be modern in every particu-
lar.
The cost Of the construction will
total approximately $4,000. The
houses will be ready for occupancy
during the next two months.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
ATTENTION!

Questions concerning realty, and
rights Of landlords and tenants will be
CheeTfully answered, without cost. by
the Real Estate Editor OF The Times
II is not our intention to take the place
OF your lawyer: II from the statement
OF your case we believe you should have
personal legal advice you will be frank
Iy so advised. II there are any doubts
in your mind concerning leases, pur-
ChAses estates, or any similar matter
you are invited to send a COMPLETE
statement OF your problem to US Ad-
lress your letter to. Real Estate
:dItor. The Washington lines Your
lame md address must be signed as an
evidence Of good faith. out we will not
print n. II you so specify
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
SHANNON & LUCHS ARE
COMPLETING BUNGALO LOWS

Shannon & Luchs are just COM
pleting the erection OF four new bun
galows on Ordway street, just west
Of Connecticut avenue. The new
homes will shortly be placed on the
market. They contain seven rooms
and bath and are complete in every
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
HIGH VIEW HOME is SOLD
TO CHARLES D. SANGER

Charles D. Sanger has purchased
The Highview home Of c. D. weiden-
heimer located at 157 INLAND Ter
race northeast. The house was built
a few years ago by Harry Wardman.
The house contains six rooms and
is equipped with gas and electricity
hot-water heat, large porches and all
modern improvements. The sale was
made through the real estate firm Of
Boss & Phelps.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
Honeseekers!---
Here's Your 6
Opportunity!

Your REAL opportunity to get the kind of home
you want. We've got the greatest building plan
ever devised and we'n show you how to finance the
erection of your house with first payment of SIS
to S4S and the remainder in monthly instaIlments
of even less if you own couple of lots IN
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
$500

10 rooms and 2 baths: west Of
l4th street, Mt. Pleasant. 3
rooms and bath apartment on
3rd floor
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
Howard & Hines
Clncorporated)
$4,000

10 rooms and bath, good Ioea-
tion; Mt. Pleasant. Unusually
good buy
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
$1,000

8 rooms and baths: Washing
ton Heights; hot water heat:
electricity; screens.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
$1,000

S rooms and baths: modern
home in best part Of Mt Pleas
ant Hot water heat, instan-
taneous water heater; house
screened.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
Franklin 1892.
S12,5OO

: rooms. 2 baths: numbered
street south OF s. near Conn.
Ave. Immediate possession.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
$4,000
$17,5OO
$4,000

Semi-detaChed home Of "A
rooms and baths: hot water
heat: electric lights: sleeping
porChes. Elegant location
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
$3.50

10 rooms ard bath brick IN
good condition; Mt. Pleasant
Garage; hot water heat: electric
ity.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
734 18th St. N. w.
$500
$1,000

8 rooms and bath: hot water
heat; electricity. Detached home
in the northwest Easy terms.
Possession.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-23
Southwestern Cotton
OIL Company 81
PbX.50 %


ron HALE--sixty mead high grade
Heisssln cows and heilerS, mostly
heavy .epringeru; will eell carload Of
cholrs; ehesO II taken soon. Laas Star
Daily Mulyans xPn.
bulls. Sh&rthSfn ana Poll Durham.
sefvies sgel also young cove and
boz ,As, okIahema CITY.
ron sALH-Retistsrsd hereford cat
tls and Poland. China hogs, the vsry
eeel an1 moet popular bloo1 .Mksa And,
beelNse, thses cattle AM ho6e--all
young stufi--srs lndlviduAIly and sev-
sssIH eeed IN general e9siorNftien
your Nams and address, 90 nave .
~. approval ard acepptanee . re0DoN.
eank pArtl. Some cash. haAAe1 two
2 u Quthrt6 6kemah. -Okla.
DAM ihSIn lsaSo. 36r sG)sj A1Jo|Ka N
!. NtNl Mo1srW imDgoV0INSW(G S0tSS.
hay. land and ~ aSrSe q eilliyab(c
W Come sna sss me 1919 0eessrd
mi sXLH7tout 10 81 n ;sv5s
4frdsd he,sfslR cows; abos,i hsK HrS
tteM aQd tke rrst win r. ffesk h6kt
copm, Qne miic esst q Stuart. John
A(aM osuart OH. .T
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-23
SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES

oSSUSs SkANTS AND TREES
~S>~~~~rs~>~~s~~~-~s>
BERRY PLANTS for sale; varieties,
elackssrrSqs. Early Harvest. Ear'y
Hoblhsoai dewbsrries. narly Austen.
Price y Or 10, r. N. Skirvtn, boz
q, Molleaytlles Okla,
TkEsy AMP yEHbJ-ben'i place yo0r
oraes unen yeu - our prices snt
set wholesale psIosa. Write today Tor
sAtal?e. :. 1se6s ffeah and tested:
'Wlcslta Nursaftee = Seed HOUSE. aia'
toMeM Dldg.. Wichita, Kan
BHED Iky1H p6T1T0E8
(Northern orown)
BURNERS, buy yesr sssA Irish potatoes
right nov wAiis they are ohsap: can
sh,p ir,T R ra.ls yallsy 2. Dustin. -.
ihsS..syw. kssllsy, Dustin. & okla okla
MkLY ONO polatess, dry land
ssi;Gsl., !, wicTHXH.BkRRY tARS'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-23
FURNITURE REPAIRED.

CAPITOL furniture q Piano Rspnir Co
Ths host place 10 have your fufniiurs
mad. new, your piano finished. fssu.
lnticd and tuned, Call Walnut Is7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-23
SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES
DnIrIgg

The finest Rcd HfonEs variety, Will
grow plants I to 8 feet tall with beau
tiful. vclvety red blossoms, single
bulbs. JOc; per dozen, 81: per hundred.
1880 Make beautiful single plants.
clusters or hedges: extra fine Gaia
dlum buihr dig elephant ear leaf va
rety) for 800. Place your order
now tor early spring delivery. pre-
paid. l. s. Williams. Fulton. Ky.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS rRADIs

FOR TRADE-Old style white sawiao
machine. good condition; all attach.
ments; for Plymouth Rocb rooster aNA
two hens iis0 East Tenth street a.
ter S p. m. or Walnut 1908.
CHALMERS sIX-i9is modal: rood co.'s
dition: chesp for cash. or trade ~
good roadster; also lady's diamond rims.
twin stones. 4 carat each, steel blue
J o. Mitchell. III South Robinson, City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-23

Sss&, a. s'sIssc.ss, Issc.ss,''!t II, W.: va:
WvS - r Z fF ~ VI,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-23
h9Ss 9ssass:ls sI.n %rA5o" Ss17nS 9

M'0oe T0MATlA- Refoss the puhilc 10
.ySArs With 100 bushels pcr acre, /,
ple4ae write for fall information. N. c.
Meow, oAn Marcos, rexaa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-23
Markham
Motor Co.

CHANDLER coupe. i-passenser. aImos,
new. 1918 model. cord tires. newly
painted, fine condition mechanically.
Price u 200, Oklahoma City Buick Co,
2l.M w 9Th St Maple ia. ~,
FOR Sal. Zone Ford MaSYer ton
truck; recently rebuilt: excellent con-
aluon; can DO bought at barVain n
bright
ron sALE-iS,1 Ford touring car;
cheap Cali Walnut fos.
FOR sALE-indlana truck. ~ ton:
nrst- class condition. fls N. Broad
way. Maple 7y7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-23
CATTLE AND STOCK

FOR sALE-frosh and springer Hol-
stems South aide Dairy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-23
YILMsAND FINISHING

KODAK F1LMB developed ana printed
We do superior work write Tor pfit-
ilst W. do not Rrriilco quality tor
speed WesiiaD Dnis Company, Ohln
hona cry.
FlLNs doysloped Tres on ui6l roll.
pfln,s, 10 W 70 yhSilb; new bfllllsn,
kinioy. Okla homA chy. Olgln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-23
MUSICAL INSTR UMENrs
Piano Tuning Sl.7S

Repalrinr 2wIru. Walnut Ns0.J.
fOH sALE-t1sO auto player plano:
party going east. must dIspaAS of
plano by February list. no REASONABLE
offer refused; cash or terms. piano
only used & months. see II; hear H..
i?2 r. sth NJ.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-01
Bcrab's u1abtiiitto
an Sen Kcit0ref

@nIbiugton, /. Sea. 2ebteii
Samstag CAB Senator gorab, MeI
pubIifaner bon SOabo, eine Ct.
fldrling al, IN tpclder er ettIdicoen
0nfiir eintrot. bnf, Der aongrc6 70.
fort nod geginn oar or0catliden|
Gaeung ben Intrng 2ooges nnnebme
uno ben arieg nit ben, Deutihen
Meid forrncIl fir beenoct erfI1re,
itn6 oann feine gon5e Mufrlerfiou1.
felt auf Bienernnfbou I'M eigenen
2oti6e ridte. Ser Senntor fiiate bin.
ali, Die einaige MOaIidfcif fir Sic
Ratifi5ierung bes 8eriailler syrie.
oens- s-Gertrngs Iiege oorin, DaB oie
Denofraten ben gorbebaIten 2ooges
SuItimmten.
Senator @prab erfIarte iueiter,
Dos Bolt tpcrbe ourd Steliern oem
golidleluitentitfn In Die grme getrie.
ben. Stntt meitcrer @eiebe sur I'm.
teroriidune rooifalcr gcItrcbiinaeu
cnauncbmen wip es bon Der Ste.
siernng seluiinidlt tuerbe. ToIItcn
bielnabr Die l1rioden oes goIihe.
pifitllms beieitiet tperoen, inoem
Der @eIobsrihpenoung ieitens Ser
&egierllng efn Gnbe gefnaft, Die
Steuern berabaciest urlo NIT bpin
Breistpuder nifser1iimt miiroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-01
Kolc9ak craeicct
far1tbare 1iicccrlaae
Ill Denerale unS 1000 anberc Sffi'
sicre seraten in Oefansenidaft.

@laoiboftof, 27. gaop. (gers6-
eert.) @ie 9berlt q. s. gmcrion
bon Der nrlerifaniiden in tGibirisn
tueilenoen Giienbnbnfomuiiiion NIT,
teilt, baben Die Grltppen Oes 80.
miraIs Goldaf In Der, Sdladt bei
Onlsf eite fllr6tbare RieocrIoge er.
litten. glf Gener1le un6 1000. an.
'oere Sffi5icre, ioipie 10000 Monn,
iinS In @efangeni1aft. Die bon oen
8oli6ctpifi gern11fe Griegsbente iii
rieiig, oenn 1000 Mafhinengeipebre,
10000 llnifornten iitb 8internlGn-
tel, 100000 Gatrpnen, rs aofo.
inotiben nno 5000 beInbenc Sroht-
iuaaen gingen berloren. Ser Reit
Der 9oldJof Qrntee befinoet fi6 alti
bem Giid5uge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-01
Pccrer bcrid,tct
nber Pilfswerk

Qetu gorf, /. De3. gaotb 6en1
borIdufigen 8eridt Serbert Soobers
iiber ons amerifaniid)e SiIfsmerf in
Gnropa iperben bic Ser. Gtaoten
$S8, 10000 bon ben fir oieien
8ipeG beiuilligten $100,O00,0O0 in
Gorm bon StnatsobIigationen sl,.
1riidae5ablt erbnIten. Ser SfeIt Ses
@eIoes lit fiji fuobItGtige 3mede ber.
iporben fir Die es fcinen
Grfns eibt. @esen oes nieorigen
auries oes eiirop1iiden @cIoes i'll
cine iofortiee Hiid5obIung Der Dor.
geitredten geloer unmoglih. gtGe
fir 3fpede oes SiIfsiperfs genlad).
ten @inf1iife iino in Mmerifa ee.
mnht tuoroet. Die nid)t au eriesen.
ben @ei6er tuitroen gum 8pIten i'm.
terernabrter &inoer beriuenoct. 500.
bers @eri6t gibt oic foIoenSen Sum.
r1en ols bon 6cn nnditebetlben Can.
bern 81 critottcn an:
ssolcn $57.000.000, Efdjeho.Slo.
bnfien $6.750,000. Grmcnicn $t0,.
900. 900. gfnBIono $5,000,000, Gitb.
Iono $5,000,000, 9cttIano $4,000.
600, 2ifnnen 100000, SinnInno
100000.
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te Der Ser. Stoaten benahrid,tiat
iinb eriudt iporoerL nod 9ero1dti-
gen uini6du 5li bolten.
Sesoiepb Sanoer, Der iofort berbei.
gerufene Better oes eroben @eih6f-
tes. mar nift itnitalloe, oen 8etrog
Der eenlndtcn 8eiite gon5 genou nrl-
5ligeben. @r id6ste ben gerInlt ON
bdrenl @elo nIlein nrf $4,000.
Gin gbef bon 100000. Der nibt
I'M @eloidranf, ionbern in einerl
Sdreibtiid aufbeiuobrt tpuroe, lit
oen gngcn Der @inbreder entgdn.
gen. Cine gnnse sInaabl Der slnae.
ltellten oes @eid36fts belpabrtcn ibre
8ertioden I'M Sidcrbcitsqclu0lbe
Der Sirma auf; mie bod fid Der
gerluit on foldEn GcaenItdnocn be.
laufen mag, lit nod nidlt NIT Gi-
derbeit on5uaeben. Gle 5irmo mir
DC alien oenienigcn, tueIde ibr am
Sonnabcnb gbefs cinb1noigten. fir
cine ,3eihreibuna berieIbcn uno oie
Ingabe Der gsummern oonfbnr fcin,
oonlit ioId)e en- @onfcn oes 2nn6es
sueeitelIt nfio as Soiiobobe sur
gnt6ednng Der gerbreder beiiust
iperoen fonnen.
Sir Die grgreifuns Der Ginbre-
der 1T inter bergeoinoune, ooB iue-
nigItens Elm GrittcI Der gerlodten
getlfe ,pieoer erIangt miro, cine @e.
In6nanta bon $1,000 niianeieki.
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Wn1L Lii1gfon 4. Ue3. --Gte erlre res
geImGBige Sibung ocs 66. GongreB
tagt bente, nohoem er bonn Wai bis
Hober1ber in grtra.Sisltng Dcr-
ianlnlcIt geipeien 1T. Goipobl Scnat
ols Saus bedbiidtisen Ole bcutige
Sisang ob3ubredcn, iobnlo Die iib.
lide MahriAt iiber oas 3uialnl1cn-
'treten oes GongreiIes an ocn 8r1ii.
oenten obgeianot lit, nno Die ge-
ipobnliden yeridte iiber oie glppro.
priotionen, 0ornanidldge uno anoere
Yerifte entgegengenomnen tpor0en
iino. Dis Botid)ait bcs Hrdliberten
miro beiben Sduiern am Dienstog
angeItcl[t .perocn.
Dns &auptilitereIie fiir bic n16Ite
Sibiing orebt iib ullt ben Gricocns-
prrtrag. 8as Der 9r1lioent NIT Die.
fem Dofiunent au tun benbiintigt,
lit Die ipidtigite 6rase fin ben Sc
nat. Cine 3nrilfgabe ocsielben an
Den Senat ipiiroe nl6alideripciie ait
ocnieIben Inngen 9ebatten fiibrerl
ipie fie Die Soloeriisuns aussci9ne.
ten.
Sic guntmilts.giienbab 8orlagc
ipirb pegen Der borin entbnItenen
MntiItreifflaiiieI nottpcnoig an 9fci-
bungen nit Der organiiicrten 9Ir.
beiterihnft fiibren. gumriirs erinar-
tet Die glnnabine Der 8orlnge, troB
Der einIoltfenoen Trotelte bar 9lrbei-
terfiifrer. 90 6as 9aus Die Cid
Iorloge, tpelhe nlLe MntiItreif-
MaBregeIn beriuirft, IN Der Iebten
5onoeriitltng d1gerontnlen bot,
iperDen beioe S1uier inneIle 9Irbcit
leiiten miiiien ncnn beirn 1. ssSn-
nuar, an ipeldem Gage Der Hraii-
Sent bic Megierlingsfontrolle iiber
bic gabnen aufaubebcn geoerft, Ste
iultafe erSieIen ioGen.
llebcr ein guseno gorlagef, aur
ausrottting oes 9lnarhismus Iicgen
bereits oem aortgrcb Dor. Ser &C.
ieralanlunit Bdlmer tpiinidt ertpci-
terte Mahtbefugnis sur 8erfoIallng
Der Ga6ifalen, iino Elm @eies. ipel-
dies oas ariessipionaseeeieb eriest,
lit at eripnrten.
Senator GenDon, Soma, Der 8or.
iibenoe oes Senatsfonitees fir gr.
5iebung l,no 4rbeit, bot befanrlt ges
nladt, Oo5 ioforiige Sdritte fir
amerifaniiation Sur 8eidr1nfung
Der berrIdenoen llnroIt uno our
8erbiitling ioIder MubeItorungen
rie Der StabIitreif unerldBIif ieien.
Sein 4oulitee miro iofort Die noti-
gen G sThungen onitellen uno er
bofft, Acn1 Senot cine anlerifoniia.
tinnsrorfage in ipeniscn 8oden Dor.
leaen 81 fonnen. @inige artoere Der
midtigen Dem &onsreB borIieeenoen
6ragen beiddftigcn ii1 NIT Der 8es
Dilligung BON Hr6n,ien 2nn0onipeis
fingen fir &riegspeteranen;;
Der Sornnilierung elmer permaneti-
ten $anoe!sflpttenpoIitit;
Der ginri6tung bon 5reibdfen;
Der Ginrihtlrng elmer ssSSubuItrie.
fonruiiiion. uitp.
@abrerlo Der eanaen Gisitng
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eanaer wuris fehrt be;,n.

glem Oorf, l.. Sea. - ggie uits
8aibinaton scineIoet ipirb. bat oas
Staatsoepnrtentent Dem befannteu
teutiden @aritoniitcn Otto @orit
Die Grlaubnis sur @iidfebr mad
GelitidIano geip1brt. gaa6 ben er,
fabriIneeu nIs Direffor Der Stni
Opera 60. iito ben Grobunsen oer
ainerieon 2esiou, ieoes ipeitere anf.
tieten oes ssiinitIerg bier sii Der.
binDern bot Serr @orit beidIoIien.
9lmerifu 5u berIuiien uiO rpirO beH,
'ndbit mad Snmbire gebgl, irud0eu,
er ieiue aserbdIipBie bier asQrnng
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PanccI nit Bcloiet
TT iiifafaitorciet

Wnibington, 1. De3.-Seit geen.
oigung 6es arieees fino BON glmpri-
ia @nren i'm 8erte bon $685..
47i,69S nad 8eleien erporoieri
iporoen, ODER @oren I'M 8erte bon
S37 nitf ieoen aopf Der belgiiden
9ebolferllre. @dbreno berieIben
3eitperiooe ipur0en bon gelgien
Baren I'M 8crte bon $2,9O1 ,644
nah ben Ser. Stnoten eingefiihrt.
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Ser 66. 6ongre6
tritt in sibunQ
Das Fanptintcrcfic Srett 1d1 Mfn Sen Sricccns
pertrae; aber aite9 fcnftiec mteettge Dcrs
laacn barren Ser GrlcOi9Mng.
prai. ,pilion's yoffRaft NIT spannuns ertparte

ueroen poIitiihe Geiidtspunfte mid
anbcr adt geIaiIen ucroen. 9at
elmer GrdfioentenlpabI I'm Mn3ugd
nliilien 0ic Senatorer ltno Mbae
oroneten ibr gtugcnuerf nuf Die De
oiirfniiie ibrer Tortcien Ienfcn, uni
Iange poIitiidje Debatten itcbcn ii
glnsiidt Die beginnenoe 6ibung ocs
Gongrr1Ieg miro bon LANCER Gnuel
ieiL nno eine 9ertagung lit MIDI
bieI Dor Der HraiioentanlpabI 81 ed
pnrten.
Miliuns gptifaft IN Oen aonsrcf
fcrtig.
Sros 6cs iinfreunDlihen @etfer!
berbrodte Der NrGiiocrt cine StiinO|
lam Siioportieo bes 9eiBcn 9auipS
Gie Merge bcridten fortihreiten0
8eIiernng icines 9efinoens.
Gic gotfdjnft ocs Tr1liocrten ni
Ben 9onareB miro an 9ielrstdl
iiberliefert iperoen. lleber ben Sll
bait ocrielsen lit nihtg @eiuiIlcs ID
fanttt geiuorben. Man ertpartet ans
laiiungen nas Eralioenten iibcr Del
6rieoensbertrag nno cine lang
Sleibe illnerer slneelcgenbeitcn, be
ionoers Die irOuitrieIle Gage. 9Ti
sSiliun bat felt aiuci @onen an oe'
9otidaft 1fnrbcitet. Die GrmiiOl,nl
itfnlge oieier Mnltrengling lit Der
nutlia Der Gruno Oafiir, oaB Gc
lnntor 9itd)cof, 0er Giibrer Der oelno
! fratiiden Winoritat, nidt bon, sra
fi0enten ellpfargen iptroe, nIs e
am Sonnaseno nod 8aibirgton 5u
ridfebrte.
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senfins sss qltiaeibs besidltiat.
Wcttcrl,vridtt

Sir Omaha uno ltueeseno =
Shnee bette obeno uno ipo9riGein.
lid nub Gienstoe; etuas fdltcr bess.
te obeno.
9iir 9lebrasfo - Seidter 5dnee
unb anbalteno falt berte iindt mno
9ienstng; etipos tdlter i'm iiio0itli.
den Tell oes 6tnates beiite uaht.
Sir sopu - llnbcitintnit beltte
gsadt nno Tienstae, fpabriheinIid
ei,uos snnee, GtlRoz faisey I'M jiih,
fden 2sss ~