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New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
AR4BI4N MARES COMING
Oultan Of Turkey Grants Request
for First Time.

through the work Of Homer Davenport the
'eaoonist the Sultan OF Turkey has granted
'5'nlsscn 20 Nr. Davenport 70 purchase six or
Sat mares al Beirout. Syria, and bring them
Gs country one stallion will be brought
"e Eith eac.l mare. This Is the first time that
sg Ara5laH mares have been brought to
&neflca
Oh January j. last M Davenport made an
FlAcaton for The mares through NJ. Chiket, OF
" Turkish Legation st Washington President
-'es-velt highly indorsed NJ. navenports plan,
!, - showed ereat Interest IN the experiment
~ Davenport received word from Washington
's1'eraay that his request had been granted.
. Is more than twentJ five years since an
:. ,,..s9lan horse mas been broush, % this coun-
r-or breeding purposes The sultan az t@ilat @
f @f al0u-ed tsvo stations 10 be exported, but
USED absolute 10 allow amy mares 10 leave
n country It ls believed Lhst the importation n
y Iese horses viii max big advance IN the
|i9EemeEt Of norse6esL IN America.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
RECORD TO DRYDEN
Challenges Senator to Public De
bate on Their Candidates..

George l. Record, Of Jersey City. who is
candidate for United States Senator Dryden's
seat issued an open letter TO the latter yester-
day, complimenting him for frankly declaring
his candidacy and inviting him to a public de-
bate Of the issues. The letter IS as follows:
Jersey City. June 6, 1906
Ihe Hon John T. Dryden United States Senate,
Washington, D c
My Dear Sir: have read with interest and
pressure the announcement of your candidacy
Ior reelection as United States Senator made
Dy colonel kuser Coming from this source, Of
course the announcement must be taken as
authority. ! cOngra atulate you upon your de-
termination TO make canvass before the people
IN advance Of the primaries. BY so doing I
mink you have rendered q notable service TO
lean pollucS and to representative government
rms actlon on your part. in my judgment marks
me END IN New Jersey Of the game of gum
shoe politics.
sire TO reach the people is sincere. assume that
you VIII be glad TO adopt the most effective and
convenient means for that purpose. This means
~ ~ uhqueslonably series Of joint debates
mere is no more effective way to reach and in
form the public than by joint debate between
competing candidates.
by this means q larger audience is gathered
tosether al each meeting than can be secured in
any any other way. The joint debate contributes TO
telnperateness Of expression to accuracy Of
statement. and affords opportunity for immedi-
ale correction OF any false misleading state
by either party
The Lincoln-Douglas debates are a sufficient
precedent Tor US as Republicans. l therefore re-
quest mat you join me in Z series Of joint de-
oates upon our respective candidates. for nom
prior 10 the primaries or. September 25. and In
NUMBER 10 be al least one meeting in the county
@ seat OF each county and many more as you
ueslre Yours very truly
GEORGE 7 RETOPn
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

E V Pescia & Co. have sold for Isaac Hoffman
TO a client the six story double tenement house
with stores No. AZ Essex plot 25xlOO feet.
Charles Griffith Moses & Bro. have sold for Peter
Glinsman the hve story triple hathouse No. 519
West 15lst-, 33 4x9Ox10O feet.
E Moses is the buyer Of No. A East 66th St. sold
recently by the Coddington estate.
E sharum. in conjunction with F. J. ODonnell
and William Wolf's Son, have sold for Heyman
kaufman to Joseph Kahn No. 1920 Avenue a. a
i've story tenement house. on a lot 25XS0 feet
Tbym 10 Isaac N Witt the southeast corner Of
Columbus ave ana 80 ga ST. hye r. hEe story L nat.
erected by John D Crimmins. NJ Thym bought
The McVIckar-Gaillard Realty Company has sold
for William SHyerman t TO Fanny kempner Tor r2r
stoob dwelling house on a lot lsxl6oS feet
Philip a Payton. jr., has sold for the Afro-Ameri-
houses. Nos q and 50 West SSH ST. on plot 5ox
l0oll feet Also sold for Harris & Timble the three
six story four-famy houses, No. a to Is West
l40th st. each on plot ESx9911 feet.
Abram Bachrach has sold 10 Max Schwartz No.
33 Eas: Sth ST. six story double tenement house,
the five story tenement house No. l59o Second ave.
Max / Harris has bought the five story double
hathouse No. 434 East S6th lot 25xl0l2 feet.
from Thomas Wilson Mr. Harris VIII make exten-
isaac Goldberg has bought No 424 East 78 St,
ye d story ss as z2ISf a on St 9t s3 s5 do6
tenement house, on lot 25Xl42;2 feet. ,-.,-,u
No 20 Stanton st, a six story tenement house, on
lot 26Xl0D feet.
Company the two houses IN course OF construction
on the south side Of l5th ST.. $50 feet west of Am
sterdam ave. each 3,GZH.l0 feet, George Backer
the broker
Rubinger Klneer < Co. have sold for Well &
Mayer the three hve story double tenement houses
No 2I29 2.l33 Madison plot l0XD feet.
:. Ginsberg and II. Rudin have sold 70 a Mr. Green
berg the i've story hathouse No. 53 East 9sth st.
25xl60u feet.
Mark Biumentha has resold Stein Brothers
the nve story hathouse No l52 East l25d St. on lot
25x1g0u feet
Also SOLD Ia Cohen Brothers No 2i6 East l04th St.
q five story hathousc. lot 25xl0Jll feet.
/. Levin has SOLD No. L. East u9th st. 2 i've
story tenement house ON LOT 2ISlJull feet.
kaskeI BTuder & Hahn have sold the four story
fathousc No 2i7 West 4Sth ST.. 2AXle15 feet
RubinRer, klnEer & Co nave sold for Wen q
Mayer Nos SO and 5li West 51th ST, two ave story
tenemen: houses. with stores, 5txloO5 1eet.
Max =. Baum sold Nos. 20l2 20,A and @06 Second
ave three four story hathouses on plot IbNl2 feet
and bought No Z0J1 10 =OO0 Second ave. northwest
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

ure in the world. The plot purchased for
S7o0 900 bv the Mercantile Trust Company of st.
T,oujs which is putting up the building. For the
size of its site il will also be the tallest Otce
building in the world. Standing on plot 80 feet IN
Broadway and 80 feet in Wall ST, II Will tower 80
feet above the street It will have a total Hoor
area of % square feet, renting on an average at
s. square foot In order that OF this precious
space shall be lost in halls, each tenant IS to oG-
cilDv a whole floor The three elevators will only
occupy 6S square feet in each floor. Each car will
be 4x5 square feet, and open directly into the ON
ces They will be operated by electricity. Inc eX-
terror of the building will be of Harvard BRICK
with terra Gotta trimmings. John NJ. Thompson OF
No 30 Broadway. is agent for the building.
The Cruikshank Company has sold for Annie 3
e. 6th ave a three story building on a lot 16X5l
feet.
No 2g West 69th St. four story and basement
brownstone dwelling house, lot 20X1O05 feet 10 a
client ocCupanCN.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

secured by mortgage on same realty SIegel Cooper
Co.. $2,674, secured: Nassau Bank. $2075. secured
Acker, Merrall Condit. s. 713 White. Potter Paige
& Co. Brooklyn, S2,1l0 The assets consist OF real
estate at No. 42l6 Third avenue, valued SO 900.
but carrying four mortgages note, $500 The bank
rupt states that he a three-qUarters interest
in the furniture and fixtures used in the partner
ship of Gene O fRourke. John D. Creamer and Dan
ieI Noble, at No 81 West 18th street, having pur-
chased the ORoUrke interest This equity is
valued &7o, bankrupt also owns clothing and
jewelry worth 500 The accounts due the firm
amount 10 S202. Forty shares of InterbOroUgh
Railway stock. owned by the bankrupt. valued at
$500 are hypOthecated with the Nassau Bank TO
secure notes One hundred and twenty-five dollars
is deposited to the baukrupts credit in the Nassau
Bank. The Indebtedness was incurred chiefly a
partnership liability.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
MECHANICS LIENS.

Sd ave No 1901: Selig Elm agt. Edward A.
Morrison Flanagan Bros contractors 81 90
Boston Road. W. s. 1913 ft- of 166th 81. 72x9Sx
6IXsS; Ellis Wilson Mesel Himberg and
Perlitz owners ana contractors $50 90
lst ave. Nos 1855 1887 Victor Soderstrom
agt. Jacob katz and Max Wimpie, and
65th st. Nos 312 and 314 East: Max Field agt
Joseph lsaacs and -.....-.. 123 90
SSth St, Nos 1876 and 13S West: Joseph Murphy.
u: agt Nellie White. owner; Joseph r. Mo
Jill eOIl'IdCt'F 40 20
boston Road. W 1896 #. OF 166th St T211x
ell; Charles Kauser agt. Sarah Meisel and
Contractors ...-'.ss 215o 90
lS6th St. No. 92l East: David H Spring agt
tor; Joseph solomon. owner ............-.. 125 90
.. Louis Eener owner and contractor ....|, 1000 90
I'd St, No 217 TO S21 East. G. Schmecken-
becker agt Ella NJ. Pelletreau. owner; William
T Merritt contractor .....................- coo 90
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

- At A. "a Nesey st-157 Madison ave. s. 49.4 IT 32d
% story stone front dwg h. 701 Broadway.
s. ~ II n 4th 81. 24.5xl00 story brick Office and
store blds one-haf interest A Grant agt VIM Man
ice ct az strong q {. attys; Ogden. ref partition
$50 y IooBey P Il Ia Srenee; 259 Greene ST. 100
ziner, deceased ~
BY Joseph P. Day: 671 154th St n s 245 # w Elton
ave or Washington ave. Z5x1O0; story frame dwIg:
Henry Froich ct al Edward Stieglitz ct al Bowers
s attys; William Klein. ref; amt due. s4.042 IS:
BY L J. Phillips & Co: Tract of 42z acres az
Clasons Point, the foot OF Seward ave with large
frontage on BarTetto Creek; voluntary CON
tanIng about acre. fronting Turtle Creek. south
OF estcheSJer ave at Cldsons Point. voluntary
r,C by n, G Mapes & Co. Remainder % the Catholic
ProJectory tract az Unonport comprising lots on
Westchester fremont Benedict and Pugsey avas Pub
lie Pl and Ola Road: voluntary sale.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
BERw1ND COMES BACK.
Intimates P R. R. Has Not Favored His
Company-Wil Talk at Proper Time"

E J. Berwind, president of the Berwind- White
Coal Company. arrived here yesterday on the
North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse
Mr.. Berwind said that he returned to New
York when he learned that the affairs Of his
company were being publicly discussed When
asked II his company had received special con-
sideratiOn from the officials OF the Pennsy lvania
Railroad in shipping facilities. ears and rebates.
Mr.. Berwind intiUated that the case was Just
the reverse He said ne would tell all he knew
the proper time. but declined 70 discuss the
question OF rebates yesterday on the pier
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
1E BARON SAYS WIFE IS INSANE.

Frederick n Le Baron, who is opposing the suit
for separation brought by his wife. Marie Le Baron
in the Special Term of the Supreme Court. Brook
lyn, filed affidavit in the County Clerks Office
yesterday declaring that his wife is insane Le
Baron also aleses that wife being influenced
by her sister, Mrs. Emma Baldwin, and tna lat ser
husband.
Mrs. lie Baron. ne further states reduced her
weight from rs q 50 pounds and often threatened
suicide
lie Baron Is the majority stOckhOlder In tho
Jones lie Baron Prism Company and owns SfA 90
worth OF stock in the lie Baron Foundry Company.
he declares his income 10 average ~ ! WsSA
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

24lst St. $. e. corner Matilda ave. two two story
frame dwelling houses 21X4S; Mrs c. Tuck
hofer. owner: J. Melville Lawrence. architect
Park ave. s. 225 # 5 OF 1921 st. rear one
story frame stable. "a 11X51: George J. Seller.
owner: J. J. VTeeland. architect ..........-...
235th ST.. n. s 10 #. ". Of Keppler ave; two
story frame dwelling house 27X47i Mrs Ida L
Senior owner; ". II. German, architect ......
Weeks ave Il. e. corner 1885 st: three story
frame tenement houses, % 6X65 James J.
Nealis, owner: Morgan NJ. O Brien, architect.
216th St. S s. 2O5 10 # e Of White Plains ave:
two story frame dwelling house 20x4O; Babette
Kuhnle. owner: Fritz Kuhnle architeet ........
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Avenue B, corner 2Ist st; for a I story
brick storage house. diameter 62 feet; Con
sondated Gas Co. owner and architect. ..... SIS
Pleasant ave. No 437 to AL for a s story
brick tenement house, 50xST; ]. Freeman
al, owner; G. F Pelham, architect. ......-... sc
1Osth st. S. s. 1875 # e. OF Park ave; for
two story brick tenement houses, 256x
S7-7; 5, L. Wallenstein, owner; G. F Pei
ham, architect ..--....... 81
14th st. No. 3Es I $40 East: for s story
brick tenement house 45x90 3: L Aronovitz.
owner o. Lowinson. architect. ...----. AZ
sOth St. Nos. 236 and 23S East; a 6 story
brick tenement house. with store. 4Ox62: J.
Wlmpie' owner; Bernstein & Bernstein,
7th st, 6. s. 125 f. W. OF LIST ave; for two 6
story brick tenement houses, with stores
31-6X77.I0. A Bernstein owner; Bernstein &
Bernstein, architects Observation-Disclosures. 81
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
LIS PENDENS.

96th St. s. 1874 IT. Of Amsterdam -XI00 o.
Ludwig T. J. Obermeyer agt Adolph al (parti-
tom; attorneys. Skinner Berrnart
10th st. n s. 1868 # of ID ave. 16 sx10O II
Henry NJ Sanders Abraham D. Wenstein e al
foreclosure mortgage attorney F Chamberlain
Cypress ave. n e 14Oth ST. 1OOxl2O simon
UhlfedeF al agt Jacob II. Rubin foreclosure
Of mortgagel attorney NJ SiveTstein.
57th n. Cos IT. Of 11th SxIOO5. the
American Savings Bank agt Theresa. Teresa Fried
Ct al foreclosure OF mortgagel attorney J. V.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
CITY NEWS I'M BRIEF.

Max Cohen arrested some three months ago
for ANNOYING and seeking to kidnap his daugh-
Ter Pboehe Cohen. fourteen years old living with
ner aunt was arrested again yesterday on d d
similar charge Mrs. Feier, the aunt. appeared
against him.
The trial of Municipal Ownership League mem
hers for conspiracy in taking signatures on the
nominating petitions OF city and district candi-
dates was practically terminated yesterday AS
sen,bI,,rnan Max Ecliman, who pleaded guilty
was ened $500; Alderman James Smith pleaded
,1.,, and was renanded until Monday for sen
57ence. Beniamin Nj. Goldberger and Joseph
Klein who turned state eNiueI'N'' W."
on suspended sentences
To1r Delahunty. the lawyer who sued Richard
Garfield for professional services. II interest
IS allowed on his claim, may get Sfe'''o.
John Palr4Ieri who defended Josephine Ter
rarova got $50 as fee. Justice Scott allowed
,i,, S545 Yesterday. and after deduction of ex-
,-.s1ses had been made S35 left
The examination OF Henry c. Wade. president
ana treasurer OF ile Empire Bond and Securities
ronpany. charged with grand larceny. SET for
1lesrfrday afternoon, was adjourned until Mon
day.
Magistrate Finn. in Yorkville Court, yesterday
ordered Montague Newton. living az the Hotel
= Regis. 10 pay his wife. Mrs. Jeanette Newton.
So = week tor one year.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
TO ERECT MANUAL TRAINING BUILDING

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for a manual training shop build
ing to be erected in 136th St. west of Amsterdam
ave, for the Hebrew Benevolent Orphan Asylum
Il is TO be a two story structure OF ornamental
brick with a roof of copper tile. The first story
will contain carpenter and mattress making shops
and the upper story will be fitted quarters for
manual training The building is cost $l8 900,
cOrding TO the estimate of Edward Necarsuliner,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
China HoNoRs JOHN w FOSTER.

Washington June G.-John W. Foster, eX-sec-
'si| u State has been honored by tie 'hl-
government gcith an appointment as us
|'Ts sniative a. the approaching Hague Cor
sl-s. There Is only one other case on Iec'id
fs Dr. Chinese government has delegated 10
a, AI-n III f,re.Rn country an lhpoit"tI'
s.-s'-a-e duly. and that was ia l5oS' NI4eh -4i'
= -'-stIae resigned his posi- Is American an
L. = t-e.ing 10 Undertake lie negotiation O
'~S-eS f0E China.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
OIL TANK TO BE BUILT a11 FEET HIGH

Plans have been filed for a steel oil storage tank
10 be built for the Consolidated Gas Company at
the intersection of Avenue 3 and 2st 1t is TO
be 81 feet in diameter and 81 feet high and sup
ported on a base of 1888 piles and concrete II will
be incOsed in tank Of reinforced concrete, 62 feet
in diameter and p feet high. The structure is 10
cost $1,000 according 70 the estimate Of Howard
he arch
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

South 81. Il. $. ls5 > # W Of Montgomery st
% 6xl42 10 Abraham F. Hanowitz agt Edward
Y L. Lane 81 al. April 25. 1895. ......... S13s
18th st, No 453 East; Max C5oldenberg et al. agt.
Z j. schevick 81 al; November l. 1905 (by bond) 95C
Same property: Ike silversteln al agt same:
December > 1906 (by bond) 500
Hester st. Nos. 9S and 100; Frank Meyer agt-
Sarah Knight, February 10 .....-.....-.. 15l
h7th st. Nos. 1GS and 10 East Samuel Prensly
agt Peter kOrn; December IL 1905 ........... 92S
10th St No 20I East: Becky Prudovsky
Joseph H LauEhran; February 6. 1906 ........ a
18th st. No 446 East. Antonio IIse agt. ReisIer &
Freudenheim May II. 1906 ....--.............. s.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
TO SING AT CORONATION.

The Scandinavian American liner United States
viii sail to-day for Chrstiansand with many
singers who will sing at the coronation OF King
Haakon VII of Norway. Among the passengers
.t~ are interested in the festivities TO be held IN
T'ron6Tiern Norway. is F H Gade, the Norwegian
H1ice-1,oDsuI al Chicago
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

18th St n s. 526 S IT W OF 9Th ave. 10 sx1OO II f:
Florence Lighthipe ct al 10 Harry Rodman:
21st 81 Nos IS and 20 West. 50x92, Josephine D
Robinson 10 Twenty-frst Street Building and
Construction Company: mortgage. $50. 600. .-....
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

a At "a Eesey st-By Joseph P Day: 122 125th st.
2to II e OF aFTk 25Xl0O11 sty fT bldg Man
gIeS agt E 4 Hesses es al Hubbard HendrcsoH atty;
III Martin ref; Partition to Charles Lane for S49.
By Bryan L Kennedy: Nostrard ave. n " yor Ave D.
BROOKLYN, 49s~10O; vacant voluntary sale; King
Tor H46oOt NOStrand ave Ave D. Brooklyn. Ok
100 vacant; voluntary sale; to Louis Secher So 500:
N0strand ave, n Ave D. Brooklyn. 50xI00;
voluntary sale; TO w NJ King for 81 500
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
ADDS TO HIS BRONX HOLDINGS

Shaw & Co. have sold to Fred G. Lax for Ben
tamin Wilsey the lot 25x100 feet the north side
of Crotona Park East, 20 feet west of Southern
boulevard Mr. Lax intends improving the parcel
together with the lot adjoining, which he recently
Ipy1
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

173d 81 5. $50 II. e. Of Gleason ave. 5Ox1OO:
Harry Kraft and Charles O. Mas. as trustees
jefferson ST. S. 800 II. OF Morris Park ave-.
25x1O0; William O Gatz loaq Thomas Scott. r..
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
BOY BORN TO THE HAViLANDs.

Announcement is made OF a baby being born TO
MIR and Mrs. William D. Havand. Of Limoges.
France on Tuesday. The baby was named after
his grandfather, Theodore Haviland. the porcelain
manufacturer. OF Limoges. France. and officer
OF Ihs Legion OF AcaoE.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
Unfurnished Apartments To Let.
Brooklyn
Furnished Apartments to Let.

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. privat
~. bath 81 80 daily. including meals. S25 week
"; one. SIS. THE ALABAMA. Is East 11th
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
Country Property for Sale or to Let

GNATSKILLS-Big Indian Mountain. Sale rent fur
y nished cottage rooms. bathroom open Are
places, stable fishing. Particulars 3s7 Carlton
Ave Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

I OG CABIN FOR SALE on north shore OF Long Island
- 6O miles from York. with without acrsase~
rolling woody country beach bathing boating. etc II
J. HAPGOOD. 800 Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

TREAT SOUTH BAY water front 200 acres. mostly
9iS5!vated Colonial mansion. cottages extensive
o1-o1IldhgS GRANGER & JAMES. IS Park Row.
JAMAICA. THE HUB OF LONG ISLAND
FoF bargains there. plots acreara
sTRAYER INVESTMENT CO ~ Broad15gsv~ Va
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
Real Estate Wanted.

PROPERTIES 10 rent manage. sell. insure CoIss-
II ton OF rents full management, a speciality
= CYRILLE CARREAU. Agent. 796 sixth Ave. 45th.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
Loag Island Real Estate to Let.

A'ARM FOR RENT. with privilege OF purchase on NORTH
shore or Long Island: trees GARDEN or~ha-il
p2ostIns bathing, etc H J. HAPGOOD 3O7 Iroadvay
HAST oUOGCE. 7. New 1O-roon cottage f,,rnizbea
IL for summer reasonable. Room sI6 sac IroadTsv-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
City Property for Sale.
City Property To Let.

TORIvATE HOUSE let. 10 W SD st; four story
4 and basement: twelve baths. and
water in each Inquire OF J J. BAGLEY. rs
West 42d
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

600
100
5000
1900
A nan
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

EsEST PART OF BAY RIDGE.-5rick and stone store
- Two u4Is above; strictly modern percentags
Investment 5. E COFFIN Sd Av s sOth ST. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

$4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

1900
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07

JobD Delahunty. the lawyer who sued Richard
A Garfield for professional services II interest
= g}IoygeI on his claim, may get S4S,f'b
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
Light and CoIors.

1t is now the general conclusion of
scientists that light is simply the re-
suit Of vibrations, or waves, which oc-
in a hypothetical substance known
as the ether, a substance supposed to
permeate all space and all objects and
to be coextensive with the universe.
According to this theory, when the
ether Is caused to vibrate at a certain
rate It gives rise to the sensation of
light in proportion to the rate of vibra-
tion. or, in other words, the wave
length. In this way the various colors
are produced, red having the longest
wave length md violet the shortest
wave length of any of the colors-that
IL. there are more waves or vibrations
in a given time in the case Of violet
than in the case Of red light. Briefly,
in relation to this peculiar phenomenon,
the theory Is that colored bodies owe
their color to the fact that they exert
a selective action on the waves or rays
of light which fall upon them, allowing
some to pass on and so give the effect
of color, while others are absorbed or
DESTROYED.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
A Drilier All Right.

An Irishman looking for work took
his stand in a group at the gate of a
large engineering establishment. By
and by the foreman came up to the
gate and asked:
"Are there any drillers here?"
Eyes" said Pat, stepping forward.
He got the job at once, but he had
not been working long at the machine
when 1t broke down. The foreman, in
anything but a pleasant mood, then in
quired:
"Where, man, did you learn drill
lng% 8sa
I'm the militia" was Fits reply
London Tit-Bits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21

"a man surprised is half-beaten;'
and your daily advertisements should
be surprises to your competitors in
business.
The next issue of this paper 81 oulu
tell about it---if you have q houz be 70
rent or a job to find OF . job to bic
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21

Tea and Coffee Special.

$500 in Stamps with
ID. OF our best coffee .32c
$500 in Stamps with
l Id. of our Mocha and Java
coHee 25c