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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEAR CONN. AVE,
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

| CHEV 7 CHASE, NIL.
Beautifully landscaped corner lot: this
TONED TONED There There 's'' are "as rooms, ms" BATHS
screened living porch. automatic oil heat.
Owned by an Insurance company. It may
be bought at price far below reproduc-
ton on very small cash payment and
WESLEY BUCHANAN, Randolph o76I
361o 14th ST. Sc.
automatic heat. . porches. yard, garage.
Low price, terms. Will consider trade.
OPEN DAILY AND EVENINGS.
RANDOLPH o36s.
A CAPTIVATING GROUP
of Mller-built Homes in the Mller-con-
trolled community of
WESTERLEIGH,
Tilden Street at 10th.
which characterize Miller construction.
Prices, $13,950 to $4,000.
Ownership will mean an investment of
assured value; in community of insured
character.
Open. Day and Evening.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER,
l1ls 18th st. DI 4464
Center-Hall Colonial Corner.
5021 45th st. NV.
beautiful corner, greatly underpr,ced
in select community. convenient to every
thing. z rooms. real bed rooms, Including
nnlshed room on :3rd floor; "a baths de
luxe Kitchen; h. h., Quiet May oil burner.
6;,i 1oio garage. Quality constructed under
1886 contracts-hence the low 1897 price
CONVENIENT TERMS.
WE WILL TRADE.
Out Wisconsin ave. to Fessenden st
turn ieI, 70 42th st. and right to home
BAKER REALTY CO., INC,
Dist. 1911.
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An unusual opportunity to get
splendid eight-room home in most de-
sirable downtown location; entire house
in hrst-class condition. hot-water heat,
electric lights, garage space for three cars,
open brick fireplace. just the type down.
town home to suit those particular in
their selection. Price. S7150. Reasonable
terms can be arranged.
CHAS. ID. SAGER,
924 l4th st. NV.
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S-ROOM HOUSE ON SMALL FARM, ALL
or partly furnished, i 3 miles Washington
State rental. Box 2O9-S, Star.
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TAKOMA PARK.

60S Garland ave.--5-rm. apt with heat.
hot water furn.; also garage: 500
month.
6O4 Garland ave.--5-rm. mod. bungalow,
so2 Prospect ave.m5-rm. bunealow' oy' S4s'5n Sn5n
416 Hancock ave.-5-rm. house, semi
finished attic. oil burner, S45 month.
MORRISON AGENCY.
Citizens Bank Bldg. Takoma Park. Nd
Shepherd 3444.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY Foe SAIJ

PATH 6nth; c; h. VI; living rm.. bed rooms.
porches; garage: sell or rent l or both
apts.; partly furn. Col. 426s.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FALLS CHURCH. s-ROoM HOUSE A.
rREszEL isEss sAssfi cali
GROOM BUNGALOW. AMI. >. ACRE.
fRESzEL sa2 sai fsiis saSs church 3 ms ss7Rl M
BEAUTIFUL CENTER ENTRANCE BUNGA-
low, Brick, In HUNTINGTON Terrace. Md,
Just above Bethesda. s6:95o. 81 500 cash.
500 month. Emerson 91f0.
ami, gar sacrifice price; terms. trade
terms above suitable for 's tea b; house 'ss. ETC.
pair: S4.550; $3.50 cash. $40 mo. N. E.
RYON CO. 1916 N. Y. ave.
WILL SELL / TO 3 ACRES ON NO /
Highway on easy terms. Suitable for home,
tourist camp, club. gas station, grocery
store, repair station. barbecue stand and
other enterprises. This property is near
Washington. Box 342-K. Star.
GROOM HOUSE. BUILT-IN BATH HOT
water heat, hardwood floors. large grounds:
only S4,1O0. D-r. bungalow | ~ acres. up
to-date,, So. zoo; EDWARD DANIELS. Ber-
win, Md. On pike II.
rooms and bath. large dry cellar; cost
S6.500; will sacrifice at S4.T5o CLAUDE
WARREN. l4l0 II ST. NV. Natl. 1884. IT,
INGTON-CoUNTRY CLUB SECTION
Near school and shopping center Five
rooms and bath ami. Only $500 cash.
$50 month. Call MR.. CANNON. with
BOSS Il PHELPS, Arlington Va. Walnut
SSl5. EVENINGS. Fails Church 721.
ARLINGTON. VA. - OWNERS SACRI-
flee Tapestry brick large living room
fireplace. nice den, side porch. full-sized
dining room. bright kitchen. built-in fea-
lures. 3 large bed rooms tile bath. full
basement, waterproof oi-burning unit
brick garage; beautiful oak trees: corner
lot, Soft. front; no assessments; well
financed; would trade. Open > to and
lighted. 5000 N. Pershing dr.; $3.50.
Clarendon III. 49,
ARLINGTON-ONLY $500 DOWN AND
$40 mo. buys lovely new 5-rm. brick; oil
heat basement attic; S5, 450.
RALPH GRAIN 1899 Lee Hwy. Wal. 6959.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, 4 ROOMS. TILE
bath, hot-water heat. open fireplace. oak
floors. elee. range: lot. 50x200. Price.
81 500: $3.50 cash, $40 per month.
Near University of Md, 2-story home
in excellent condition; q large rooms, oil
heat. open fireplace. Price reduced to
S5,so0. Easy terms. DUNN & CO., 1888
r. /. ave, Mt. Rainier.
S6,750. WORTH S7.50O-6 ROOMS. q
stories. corner lot 100x100: last word in
modern convenience. extra toilet and lava
tory first floor: toilet and laundry trays in
cellar, spacious cupboards: oil heat. Owner
occupied. 10 months old. DRIVE OUT Ala
bama ave. Sc. to Fort Dupont right oppo-
site Fort Dupont into Boulevard ave-, 4
blocks to No. 400. Atlantic 5323-R.
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STONE HOME.
NEARBY VIRGINIA

This beautiful home contains 7 large
rooms. . full baths: furred walls insulated
with rock wool: detached Gear garage,
h.-w.h.. oil burner. You must see to APP
preciate, Call District 3100: after $50,
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HOUSES FOR SALE on RENT.

9-RM. HOUSE: PRIV. APTS., PRIV
bath; c. h. W.: living .rm. 2 bed rooms,
dining rm. kitchen. elec. rfGr to each;
porches: garage: sell or rent l or both
apts.; partly furn. Col. 426s.
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COLORED-6 ROOMS. TILE BATH WITH
shower. cellar. h.-w.h. elec. light. hard
wood floors. elec. refg; yard alley; S.. $50
Decatur 5o4S
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End AVE.-WOODSIDE.

Very convenient location. 8 bed rooms.
partly modernized equipment, big lot. very
large trees; property excellent for in
vestment or home. Open by appointment.
M. x ARMSTRONG, 1856 Georgia ave.
Sill, Sp. Shepherd ol45
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AN ACRE OF LAND.

AN ACRE OF LAND.
43,560 SO. FIT.
For less than price of city lot, owner will
sell few acreage home sites, with city water
downtown; we'll established and protected
residential community. In most desirable
Nv, NV section. s Mqntgomery s County Nd.
ARLINGTON, VA.
5-room brick, almost new: nice-size liv-
ing room with fireplace, air condition and
oil heat, cellar. laundry trays. recreation
ssGd ocst9n aa9n sssnci sGss In Price
Let US help you get the place you want
located within the 10c zane and 15 min.
JUDSON REAMY,
1922 N. irving st. Clarendon 1882.
FOR LESS THAN RENT
We offer the following homes All are
detached and modern. Convenient to
schools and stores; 10 minutes by bus
to downtown Washington:
S5,500-5 r.. b-S500 cash. $50 month
S5,70o-S r.: $500 cash $50 month.
ooo, M; LAzO & CO., INC,
2s01 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
UNUSUAL Offer PzRT2. T2 RESPONSIBLE
$500 DOWN-$75 MONTH.
story. solid brick Colonial home. home. Open
fireplace. automatic oil heat. Perfectly
% in 'f oss ssar ofaaa Of hstonc
Beautifully handicapped and shrubbed Sec
ond floor easily convertible into Broom apt.
buy In Virginia. Call OWNER. Alexan-
dria 1888. evenings after 4:30.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
TUXEDO, MD. NEAR CHEvERLY-5-RM
bq1nnga,ow 1ng HNy,, large lot. s2S; O. 3 HOPKINS,
4 BANNER ST, HYATTSvILLE. MD.-AT-
tractive 2-story frame, detached dwelling,
8 rooms and bath; all modern imps.; excel
new PittsburT hot-water heater: large yard.
beautiful grounds. fruit, shrubbery. trees,
etc: SOB per month.
COzY COTTAGE. NV. ON KNOLL ACRE
age: 5 bed rooms. view, seclusion; refs:
S35. Write 1919 r st. NV.
l16 COTTAGE TER, COTTAGE CITY.
Md rooms and bath. h..w.h.; garage;
FURNISHED BUNGALOW. ROOMS AND
bath: cleo. refrigeration: garage: large
grounds. 314 Elm ave. Takoma Park. Md.
GROOM MODERN HOUSE. FURNISHED:
10 min out: young lady will share with
another or sell furniture for 800 with
option OF renting mouse to coupe, $50; must
nav Sui. Sdli oicciWoou oe-ot
CHERRYDALE-6 ROOMS. BATH. LARGE
,ot 500 month: Park Lane, rooms and
bath, $50 NEWMAN AND WARD, 3S09
Lee highway. Phone Walnut 9039.
NEAR E. FALLS CHI. VA ROOMS AND
bath. electricity. hot-water heat: $50 per
mo. to right party. E. r. KIRBY. Fairfax.
Va Telephone Fairfax AZ.
FTVE-ROOM BUNGALOW. AMI; IMME-
date possession. S52 Forest Drive. Hy-
attsvillt Hills. Md. Phone Greenwood 1881.
$42.50-NEW, 5 ROOMS. OIL HEAT.
SI0-b rms, modern. close In.
x125-New, 8 rms. 3 baths
RALPH GRAIN, 1899 Lee Hwy. Wal. 1859.
End AVE.-WOODSIDE.
S665O.
Very convenient location. 8 bed rooms.
partly modernized equipment. big lot. very
large trees; a property excellent for in
vestment or home. Open by appointment
M. ARMSTRONG, 1886 Georgia ave.
Sill. Sp. Shepherd 2145.
TAKOMA PARK.
60S Garland ave-5-rm apt. with heat.
hot water furn.; also garage; 500
604 Garland ave--5-rm. mod bungalow
oil burner, built-in garage; S55 month
9O2 Prospect ave.-5-rm. BUNGALOW, $40. so
416 Hancock ave.-5-rm. house. semi
finished attic. oil burner, S45 month.
MORRISON AGENCY,
Citizens Bank Bldg. Takoma Park Nd
Shepherd 3444.
clInlIopAhl oDNoenrw MAAlren
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
NEW BRICK HOMES.

Drastically reduced-S1 800. Six built,
four sold. These beautiful six-room, two
bath homes, with den, large screened porch
and lovely lot. oil heat. built-in garage
located in Meadowbrook section of Chevy
Chase. close to schools and stores, can be
purchased on the very low terms of $3.50. 90
CASH AND S74. 80 MONTH. See these re-
manning two homes today. For appointment
TO inspect call Wisconsin 1926. j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN INC, 916 18th st.
"
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DON'T READ THIS

Unless you are looking for bargain. such
as this beautiful semi-detached Colonial
brick home. containing z rooms, 3 complete
baths. beautiful recreation room. real fire.
place. automatic heat. l50-ft. lot and ia
rage. The finest value on todsys market.
Fer details call Adams 24G4 after 3 pm.
Evening star., 1937-09-16

FOREST HITI,S-PRICED RIGHT.
An individually built home. with high
elevation. commanding a view of Rock
Greek Park. The living room is large. with
: exposures; open fireplace and French
doors leading on to the screened porch a
cheerful library. hrst-ioor layatory we'll
equipped kitchen and attractive dining
rooms and . baths on 2nd floor: delishtfu
recreation room has random-width floor
knotty pine walls and plenty of sunlight
maids room and bath sttic; automatic
heat; wide lot surrounded by homes
costing or 3 times as much Call Mr.
Bort7 evenings. Cleveland d754
FRANK s PHILLIPS DIST T411
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S1o.450 = SIx-ROOM MODERN BRICK
1T. frontage on Colesville pike Montgom-
cry Co. Md, miles from D. c. line
Ideal for poultry farm; springs owner
must sell: will consider trade. Easy terms
BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900. EVE
MING PHONE. MR.. TAMMARO. COLUM-
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UNUSUAL OFFER TO RESPONSIBLE
PARTY.
$500 DOWN-S75 MONTH.

Attractive new s-room, 2-bath. 1n-
story. solid brick Colonial home. Open
fireplace. automatic oil heat. Perfectly
built and ideally located on large corner
lot in the heart of historic Alexandria.
Beautifully handicapped and shrubbed. Sec
ond floor easily convertible into Broom apt
with private entrance. Positively the best
buy In Virginia. Call OWNER, Alexan-
dria 81 S3. evenings after 4:30.
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DESK SPACE EOP pEAr
FARMS For SALE

DESK SPACE OR PRIVATE OFFICE /,
pest office bldg. in town. III Woodrar
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KENILWORTH.
BETHESDA MD

unusually attractive Groom frame re-
conditioned like new; exceptionally large
living room, oak floors, tile bath. INV h. =,
lot 60x100; | block off Wisconsin ave; a
bargain at $500; $3.50 cash, balance
monthly.
GOSS REALTY CO.
$500 Wisconsin Ave Wise. 2553
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Beautiful, Nearly New
BRICK BUNGALOW.
C6 CE0
B. CRIFASI co.

NATIONAL NIVU.
Sunday and Eve Lincoln 224s.
SAVE $2,500.
Am. U. Park Near Mass Ave
bed rooms . baths, lavatory ] st floor;
oil heat: only 2 wears old, like new: deep
lot. nicely shrubbed: 2-car garage: investi-
gate. Our price. S10950; excellent terms
KELLEY, STEELE 81 BRANNER.
Dist. 7741. Evenings. Wise. 4543.
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MT. PLEASANT, DETACHED FRAME
house. large lot. west of 10th St First
POOR, living room, library, dining room.
fshed attic, maids room and bath in base
ment; premises in excel. cond.. all in good
condition. Price, SS.o50 Col SOSI 17s
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ARLINGTON, VA.

5-room brick. almost new: nice-sze liv-
ing room with fireplace. air condition and
oil heat. cellar. laundry trays, recreation
room: good location. close in. Price.
S5,g50. $1,000 down, balance S55 mo.
until paid
Let us help you get the place you want
as we have many others to choose from,
located within the 10c zane and 15 min.
of the White House.
JUDSON REAMY,
400 NJ Jr,,ipg rIa~aoao, moo
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JUST COMPLETED
IN WEST ,EY HEIGHTS

LIN WESLEY HEIGHTS.
A new stone and brick home of ire
slstable charm, meets absolutely every re-
oulrement OF location. architecture con-
Structlon, size and price. Details include
ped rooms 4 baths first-hoor lavatory,
ontlers pantry. maids quarters. 3 fire.
places, 3rd-foor study, ground level recrea-
ton room, 2-car attached garage: beauti
Iuliy landscaped wooded lot. 7Ox125. Call
Mr.: Bortz. evenings. Cleveland 4754
LUXURY HOME AT A NECESSITY
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~ WESI VIfSGINIA AVE. N.E-BEAU-
Lllul corner location: rooms brick;
front and rear porches; detached brick
garage ami. To be sold ut once. only
a95o. r. G. DUNNE. GOA H st. ne.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-02
COmmOn-tater
BY Chuck Rattle
A MAN AND HIS DOG

A MAN AND HIS DOG
Many varied articles have been
written about the subject of the
man and his dog. Songs have been
written about it, and through these
treatises the dog has become a
symbol of friendliness and devotion
to his master. Perhaps the acme Of
that devotion is reached in the now
famed Seeing Eye" dog-those ed
ucated CANNES who guide those
who cannot see. This week your
correspondent presents an article
by Joe DeBeer, blind Minneapoli-
tan, possessor Of one Of these dogs.
Mr.. DeBeer, a former resident here.
in immediate response to a request
from this corner, writes Of the ex-
periences he and his dog, Rim, have
had together. They read like stories
snatched from pages Of fiction, but
they are true as life. Let's let Joe
carry on.
II received your letter last week
end, and am going to get busy and
answer 1t right away before I de-
lay too long and forget it. Yes, ev-
eryone seems to be interested In the
Seeing Eye dog and it rightly de-
serves everyone's interest. A week
ago I spoke to the Epworth Metho-
dist Church Of which Rev. T. B.
Shorts Is the pastor. He used to be
in Sank Centre. I spoke over WCCO
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-02

ture of his destination and then
commands the dog forward" cleft"
right" and etc. For instance, If I
were in Sank Centre, and wanted to
go from the Herald (thanks for the
plug, joel to the Corner Drug
store, it would be done in this way.
The dog always stops at stairs. At
ter going down the steps at the
Herald would say Forward" Rim
would take me to the curb at the
corner of the bank. would be fac
ing east at the curb. After I had
felt the curb with my foot, I would
then say cleft" and the dog would
go down the street toward the drug
store. Here in the city, some think
the dog can tell by the color Of the
stop and go sign when to go and
stop. They told us at the Seeing
Eye that dog is color blind, and
that the dog judges by the traffic
when to go and stop. In New Jer-
sey, when training, we had to go
into traffic against the sign to
prove to ourselves that no matter
what happens, If we follow the dog,
there is no danger"
Trust-Perhaps this illustration
will help you to understand the
mental anguish these students
must go through learning to trust
the dog. Have you ever CROPPED your
way through an unfamiliar dark
place led by someone? It's hard to
let yourself go and put your full
trust in the one guiding you, isn't
it? You must feel 1t out for your
self, but with the Seeing Eye that's
all different. Joe says, "Of course
it is terrifying sensation to learn
to trust a dog. never forget my
first experience. was crossing a
busy highway. When half way
across, heard a car coming about
sixty miles an hour. The dog kept
going. wanted to stop the dog, but
did not dare to. My heart-well,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-02
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that
default has occurred in that Ger
tain mortgage bearing date the 18th
ecuted by .Stanis Dobis and Anna
Dobis. husband and wife, as mort
gagors and the First State Bank of
AIoany, a corporation, as mortga-
gee which MORTGAGE with the power
recorded in the office Of the Regis
ter Of Deeds in and for the County
or Stearns. State Of Minnesota, on
d.cioS S2nd day Of October 1923, at 8
ed in Book los Of Mo Mo- gay seG naee
100, which default consists in the
non payment of the principal. by
reason Of which default the note
ed due, and by reason Of which de-
fault the power Of sale contained in
said mortgage and herewith record
ca mas become operative and no ac-
wise, has been instituted to recover
said debt secured bv said mortgage
or any part thereof and there is
Grained to be due on the date Of this
m nGtiee the sum Of Three Thousand
5eeeths sssei5o, f pollars One no p ana
or which has been paid.
NOW THEREFORE,, NOTICE rs
tHhEREBY GIVEN. that by virtue Of
mortgage. and the statute in such
case made and provided. the said
| mortgage will be foreclosed by sale
OF the premises described in said
cribed as follows. to-wit: " ~
Lots numbered One az, Two
90. Three go. Four as. and
Five go. Of the Corporate plat
St. Anna, stearns County. Min
nesota. according to recorded
plat Of said Village, on file and
Of record in the office of the
ty; aIsoSThe Northwest Quar-
ter ter q Nw II sE sSpth section 9 n%m
6 Sns Five 81 in Township
tqss,, n Hu on Ranee TT%Se irtSy
West. also situate and being a
part. of the unplatted Corporate
Limits OF the Village, Of st.
Anna. (Excepting therefrom
(1o.osl acres heretofore sold
out of the Northwest Corner Iy-
| ing, west of the Avon-Holding
! highway and containing a net
acreage acreage Ok ct approximately oorox TWEEN
together with the hereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging,
which sale will be made by the
Sheriff of Stearns County. Minneso-
ember. 1887, at the front (south)
door Of the Court House in the City
of st. Cloud. Stearns County, Minne-
sofa. at ten o'clock a. m. to the
highest bidder for cash to paw and
satisfy said mortgage Indebtedness.
together with the sum of One Hun
bred ($100.00) dollars attorneys fees
| as provided by law and stipulated in
said mortgage to be paid in case Of
bursements allowed bv law.
Dated at st. Cloud, Minnesota, this
End day of Nov. 1897.
FIRST STATE BANK OF ALBANY,
Mortgage.
Attorney for MORTGAGE,
s03h St German Street,
Saint Cloud, Minnesota.
Published Nov. 4-11-18-25-Dec. q
.. 1887.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-02

boarded off as they were fixing
the sidewalk. So instead of correct
ing Rim, praised him. That is one
thing we have to be particular
about to praise the dog at the pro-
per time. Even If we have to cor
rect the dog. Another time when I
was going to the shop where I work
Rim slowed down and stopped me
so that bumped into a man. T
said, What's the mater with your"
and was going to give him a good
correction when the man spoke up
and said, Is that you, Joe?" Rim
knew the man could not see and
knew that was well acquainted
1--WE worked at the same place. with
the man, SO he just bumped me into
him. The other man got a big kick
out of the incident. Several weeks
ago I was on the way home and
was crossing Lake and Nicollet. I
noticed the dog swung to one side
but kept right on. When across, the
cop hollered at me and told me that
lady had lost her hat and that
Rim had picked 1t up"
There is another Seeing Eye dog
in Minnesota, owned by q man in
Faribault Last June there were
300 guide dogs in the u. s trained
at the Seeing Eye. That number has
increased since, Joe writes.
80
About this dog Rim, Joe thinks
he's the dog Of dogs. Funny thing,
he says, each person thinks his own
is the best, which seems to be
about the finest solution. Oh yes,
and Rim has harness. It fits
around the front part of the dog, is
made of leather, and a stiff handle
extends to which Joe grasps. It is
unnecessary to carry a cane. Rim is
about two years old. And thanks,
Joe, for the story Of the man and
his dog.
SUBSCRIBE TO TILE HERALD
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-02

imagine yourself in the same place.
The dog kept going, judging the
speed Of the car and the distance,
and stopped about foot and half
from the passing car. They never
wait until traffic Is clear. They
start out and use their judgment in
crossing"
Footwork-"In stepping on and
off the curb, we always use a GER
tain foot. Sometimes when training,
we would forget. In that case we
were referred to special stairs
with some sixty steps and after go
ing up and down a few times, we
soon learned which foot to use, and
I don't mean maybe. This training
business is not just pleasant
pastime, don't think. It means
work, and hard work. Training Is
very hard on the feet. had five or
six blisters on each foot most Of the
time. My story is not complete I'M
less I mention the mosquitoes in
New Jersey. We did not dare to 60
out evenings unless we had q coat
on, otherwise 1t would have been
too bad. There was a symphony or
chestra over our heads all the time.
Too bad they can't capitalize on
them"
Here are some Of the experien-
ces Rim and Joe have shared: II
find the dog works out fine here.
I go all over the city. also go on
the street cars and Rim likes that.
I have had some varied experiences
with him. One time when down
town, I wanted to 60 across the
street. He took me across all
right but when he got to where the
curb would be he took me about
sixty feet to the right and then on
the sidewalk. wondered what was
the matter and was ready to give
him a good correction. Someone 60
ing by said that the curb was
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-02

from the people the greater the cost 1t is true that
consolidation of governmental units will go long
way toward reducing costs. But why start at the bot
tom? Why not start at the top consolidate various
units there and then make changes for the reduction
of costs at the bottom As have said before, the
farther government is removed from the people, the
less interest people will have in their government
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-02

several weeks ago, and during the
fall sale of the Minneapolis Society
for the Blind at Donaldson's I was
there during the noon hour with
Rim, and many people made a spec
ial point of getting there at that
time so as to see the dog"