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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-07
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS'
Rrour and Harlem Properties Sold
-lSGIes To-day.

-,,.--.,- ara the results of sales at auction held
YESTERDAY at the Real Estate Exchange Salesroo-'
BY sherman , East a 1sst f1 81 vsoa0t
City Estate co ags ISuis dese ref ef "a amt due
ts&es me Pls so .f for 1satb st
% I0aa r. Of 1st ave. IS 1ox100 II Il so SKI
and sly brick stables: william Enrich 1o ast Nh
tSe % ref amt due s16,257 taxes etc S6l4 3d.
se Nett, Ms5ToPPfS s1 iso linton ave-
Of loS'h St ssf Robert McNicol ct cohaIan
Bros MG 6 r., Esa 8ai Tsf e for $1,000 sS
The following sale is the only announced for
to-day:
BY Joseph Day: d41a Ave A. 81 # st n OF
h sd a5lSo wss ss ten ct o Aaolph
Free ATTY TTaK 10 rev Two amt morris aDe sgsregatng
s $3.50 500 s'' S'V' - -
The transactions yesterday on the Brooklyn Real
Estate Exchange follow:
By Joseph P. Day: Dumont cor Williams ave
500 f. AdOPh HePnlnk o1 asf panti % Nassau st.
Mammalian: stephen stephens ref sold to plaintiff fo
By william Flushing e.s. cor o s71f9Fd
e. al VIM L. carey atty plaintiff: Katherine pan
3 276i n W OF C,oney Island iank Road. l5Tloll
Martha BTooway as adm 3 ag .i b4 chaa n Mschin
ref sold TO Mari 3 ss!ngels for 5F ct al ag annie
Epstein Fernando solnger atty for plaintiff S1s 10
$500 49, act louis Rosenberg ct al: Dursck &
1Tao, atys for painn EdwsTd Connolly ref sold
20 Iscot Levy for 5000 and above mortgage Tor
e fTs0 ana interest. costs foreclosure, etc
The sales advertised for to-day in Brooklyn are:
Nv william II Smith: Battle Row. s. adj land OF
1av-ence Ahra and Herman Lehman. 6oH1Vb5 mar
j PeycHe agt Alderman ct al; David II knapp rei
nv HERBERT A Sherman Liberty s, 30 II e OF
Watkins ave. runs 4 1Ox es7 TO East New 1ork
. 50 to Stone S ZfK W 1px $
COX 50 begin; Italian American IfuSt
os CITY Of y Opera Construction GO et al
Eardinan6 = NJ RuloTs, z CosgroVe, rsf
T2v lanes L Br1mley: Thames ST. n cor Morgan ave
saxioo sam Levy agt Ponemone ct al Chas Ioi-
iers sttv: VIM n Brush ref; Sumpter St n s. 200 II
" II Fatchen sve. s0x1o0: Long Island Security o ast
New Improvement Co et al Louis Bur
stein atty: Herbert Worthley ref
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Plymouth Aug g. ul-Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Ger New Cherbourg and Bremen.
Manchester, Aug 5-Calderon (Belg) New York via Lv
eTpoo
Antwerp Aug 5-IAa Campine DUTCH, New York.
Rosario Aug 8-Piar de Larrinaga (5r) New York
Rio de Janeiro. Aug 4-tsrecian Prince (Br New York
via Bahia, etc -
scilly Aug 8. p m-Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm (Ger)
New Plymouth. Cherbourg and Bremen.
Genoa. Aug 2-Sannio QtaD. New York via Naples
Lyttleton, 3-Stephanots (Br). New York Via sgd
6 W,
Liverpool Aug 6~Arabic (Bp New York via Queens
Queenstown. Aug 8. s:55 m--Carona CBr). New York
1:15 D M Majestic (Brl. New York
Genoa, Aug Europa UtaD, New York
Ponte de Gravea, Aug 3-Caltfornie CFT). New York
Algiers Aug 4-Verona Ger, New York
Iinni, Aug 4-Benclif CBr). New York.
Santos Aug 4-Gutrune Ger, New York
Barbados Aug 4-Harius (Br). Boston and New York
Cadiz July 30-Buenos Aires SPAN New York
Ssbang S-Dunblane (Br1, New York
Bahia 4-Corsican Prince (Br) New York,
Singapore, Aug 4-Indrasamha (Br). Boston and New
York.
PrawIe Point. Aug 6-New York Dutch. tankl New
York Rotterdam
Lizard, Aug 6, a m-Noordam DutchJ. New York fol
Boulogne and Rotterdam
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Shields a. to Philip Rupreoht IN ballast
the Bar at b:3o a ,,,.,,.t r.
steamer pam. Coison. Baracoa eusust taT
the Cuneo Importing Co, with frnil- <fiiNeu CT 80 -
s a Mt r,iv
steamer Atai Ger. KirchoH. Port de Pax 9uG
Port q. Prince Petit Jeremi o. AUX sase
"a Jacnel 25 Savanla %. Cartasena 20 SANTA ns
nd the Hamburg Amer IL,
passengers, malls and mdse Arrived at the oa
ESQ m. a..
Cearense CBr). Davies Maranham July o. t5s
rara Manaos 49, % and Barbados "a, 10 - h.7
Booth SIS Co, Ltd with Is passengers mails ana hi'
Arrived the Bar at $40 m ., A.. AZ.
Panama Railroad Line, with 25S passengers niAii'
nd mdse Arrive at Bar IL 20 M -
Steamer Sidra (Brl, Jaggs Las PalInas July - ~
Simpson Spence & Young. IN ballast Arrived et tne
Bar at IL m. rr, rr,.- os
steamer Pretoria Ger. Schrotter. Hamburg July p
Boulogne 26 Plymouth a. TO the Hampurg err
nldse- Arrived a the at 1880 m
CNor) Hansen, Cardenas July 70 ana Car
BARREN August l. J winchester & Co. with sugar.
Arrived at Bar 1870 m.
Steamer Jefferson. Dole. Newport News and norfolk.
the Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and NOSE
Left Quarantine at 2:80 p
Sandy Hook ]. Aug 6. $50 m--Wind southwest
light breeze; clear; light
Massachusetts,, Boston; Pawnee Philadelphia
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CAUSES OF c. p. STRIKE.
What the Hen Demand Set Forth
an Detail.

Toronto. Aug. "a conservative estimate to-day
places the number Of out on strike In the
Canadian Pacific Railway shops throughout Can
ada at more than 6,00o Apart from obeying orders
issued by the international executive last Monday
TO strike. the local strikers have received no
further information from headquarters.
II appears that the Eastern men have griev-
ances and did not strike from sympathy with their
Western associates. The demands of the striking
mechanics Reduction Of hours from ten to
nine; the doing away with the demerit mark sys-
TEN used in connection with time clocks in the
works. and that machinists be paid the 18th of
each month instead Of the 10Th. as now. A
grievance is that the company is endeavoring TO
disrupt the mechanical unions
The men say they are satisfied with the present
rate OF wages. but hope for better in the future
As soon as the strike declared pickets were
appointed 10 do duty at the works. While strike
their pay win be: Single men. 81 a week; married
s.. The officials refuse 10 whether steps
Vii BE- taken 10 IN the places OF the or
whether op.rtures Will be made.
= 9etsi!ed account Of the differences be-
tween ths snd the railway company was set
forth tonight by OF those Interested as fol-
lows:
The men wish 20 work IN three eight-hour shifts,
TO 4. TO y and u 10 s; the company Ia
overlap an hour al each end, IN order 10 avoid
The company wanted the ratio OF apprentices TO
De one Apprentlce TO three men The Cancellation
one to i've. "''-'''N
The wanted 20 employ nachinists only 10
operate a drill press where A boring facing tool
IS required The company to employ either
rnachIists machnists' helpers.
The board Endorsed the contention Of the com
1,any that boilerInalers be classified as regards
ability claiming this would reduce the wages OF
onlv 8 per cent. The men claim Il would reduce
the wages Of 20 per cent
TIE men claimed that the clause providing that
sfe men charged with fault. anG who found
er-frev Bis nneless shall De paid for lost time
syrbig1Ious as g wide Interpretation might be put
upon the words entirely biameless.
y-na men object rulings made n Winnipeg,
v;,i,us srIv evidence from che employees In Mont
rel being binding IN the eest
a,be Cxnad.ar Pacific Railway Company claims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-07
Notice of Summons.

SUPREMD COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
= desired the County OF New Nork-Supple-
mental summons-Danel Stess Martha stiess Plain
tits against Drehsr, Bertha kessler Boswald
Harry Hall American Exchange Realty Company.
Valley Dairy Company Northhed Creamery Com
pany Ebsrhardt, Charles Lessman John Reynolds
William O'Nsin, Theodore Euler. James Joseph Burns.
Levi Zayer, Ehre Sakrat Danton and Adoph
Newman, Liberman and Rachael Liberman, bis
wife, Charles Lberman and Rebecca Lioerman his VIE
being fictitious. her real hrst
name being unknown these plaintiffs Detendants-rO
m defendants and to each Of them You
are hereby answer the amended complaint
ia this action and to OF your
plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty days after the
exclusive OF the day OF service
and In case failure answer. tudg
ment will be by default the relief
demanded the amended complaint
Dated. w York. June 9th, 1908
EARIF,Y WEAVER < FARLEY Plaintiffs Attorneys
Once Post ONCE Address. 20 Broadway. New
N Y
To defendant Laura Dreher: The foregoing supple
mental summons upon YOU by publication pur-
xuant N Hon John W. Cfor, Justice 70
supreme Court State OF dated
Ieos and complaint and amended com
nIsnt Office OF the Clerk OF said Court the
County OF New York In the County Court IN
the County of New York. y. Y.
FARLEY WEAVER & FARLEY. Attorneys Plain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-07

= Dodd Receiver Of the GAINESVILLE Tile Company,
Plaintiff VS. RitchIngs & Souar Company. Defendant
10 the creditors OF Ritchings Soutar Company PuT-
aIsnt O Court OF the state or
New YORK County OF York granted the 4th day
OF August 1905, hereby given all persons
said Rtchngs & SOutar Com
pany you required exhibit and prove your
claims against said Ritchings Soutar Company TO
before Edwin T. GreavsS permanent receiver az
office OF Levin l. Brown Rooms ool 20 oS4 NO 1aV
broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
the place receiver transacts his business
before the 18th OF February
1909 thereby make yourselves parties TO the above
action in default thereof the said creditors so falling
shall be foreclosed and precuded from all benen OF me
he notice is given pursuant
to Sec 1907 Of OF Civil Procedure and the law
IN provided. EDWIN t Gtth-AN &c,
As permanent receiver OF Ritchinss SoutsT company
LEVIN L. BROWN. Attorney for receiver Oflce ana
P o. Address. No. 40 Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian CITY Of Now YORK
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, August 6, 1908

Steamer Unnbria n3r Turner. Liverpool July % and
Queenstown 30 Cunard SIS Co. Lid with 22S cabin
I57 passengers malls and mdss Arrived
a Bar at S45 a m
Steamer Ell Rio. Parker, New Orleans August 1 N
the southern with mdse. Quarantine at
a
SapJer "a %. Oelrtchs Co 2si
l7S stseTaEe passengers and ndss Arrived
10 D m. 9Th
Steamer Breton, Havre July E. 10 the
Cornpasnte Trensatlantque. with ndse. Ar
rived the Bar at
steamer Adrtsttc (srl Smith Southampton Cher
bourg July 20 and Queenstown 30 the White
Line, 2O6 stserage passengers. mails
nndss Arrived the Bar Al 5lo m.
Phrhus .=erls 6chieThorsi Hamburg July d
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TRANspAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close IN y. /,
Australia West), New Zealand,
Fiji Islands and New Caledonia via
Vancouver Victoria, 3 C)-AOrang Aug 8, $50
Hawaii Via San Francisco-Aameda. Aug 10. $50
Hawaii, Japan. Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands via San Francsoo~china Aug H. $50 m
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine Isl
snds SeRttle)-Tosa ID. $50
Japan. Corea, China Philippine
(via seattle)-Trenont. Aug. 15 $50 m
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine
(via Vancouver Victoria @
Empress OF China .....-............Au 81, 63O m
New Zealand. Australia Except Vest,
Islands and New Caledonia
San Francisco,.Inyeric %. $50
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands Cvia
FrhIcisco)-U S Transport u m
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands
Franeseo,-M aTposa Sept. eao m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-07

,ha, rho situation is not one of its seeking. but
that The men sought the intervention OF the aipi-
tration commission -, ar,a;r, NJ
The company was disappointed at the hnoing OF
the commission. but, the decision having NJ ,a pu
given the company accepted Ii and put II IN ILL.,
The men, dissatisfied with the finding OF the coih-
mission refused accept it. and struck.
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR GAUNTLETs-DEPoT QUARTER
August 1pos@seaied proposals. in 1rtplcae Subject
to the usual conditions. viii be received until 1
O'Clock o. M August 1905, opened for manu-
featuring delivering either the Boston. Phadel-
phis chicago York Depots the Quarermasters
department. U s. Army: % 800 pairs Winter Gauntlets;
Increase in quantity Of
per desired by this Department. The
reject accept all proposals
rar+ thereof Preference be to OF
domestic manufacture conditions OF quality and price
Gncudnr in the price foreign productions manu-
factures duty thereon being equal. Standard
be specifications blanks proposals
and full will be furnished upon application
Envelopes containing to be
dorsed Cauntlets.
I9nS Col VIM s. PATTEN, Depot cuartermasfer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-07
DRoPosAI.s FOR MOSQUITO BARs-DEPoT QUAR-

PROPOSALS FOR MOSQUITO BARs--DEPoT QUAR-
termsster's office. 80 Whitehall Street New York
city July 81 1eOssealed proposals in trplieate.
iec 10 the usual will be received until
! o'clock p m- August 10 1905 and then opened, for
depot of the Quartermaster's Department
+ 4 Army 1000 Mosquito Bars, single, $500 Mos
S,,,to Tars double: subject increase quantities of
from 20 per cent to 80 cent? II desired by this
proposals. any thereof Preference viii be given
IT, and mice Cincluding the price OF foreign
tactres the duty being equal Standard
70 20, he seen and specifications blanks propo-
as and full information will be furnished appl
Son az This Office Envelopes containing proposals
S norsed Proposals Mosquito Bars. 70 bs opened
August 10 1867 Col. VIM 5 PATTksN, Depot Quar-
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WIRELESS REPORTS,

The Mauretania reported as $50 miles Of Sandy
m yesterday, is expected TO dock about 3
a N to-day.
The Cedric. reported $40 miles east Of Sandy Hook
p yesterday. is expected to dock about m to
day
The New York reported az TT9 miles east OF Sandy
Hook 30 p yesterday, is expected TO dock about
$50 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-07

The only original boat e.
cI-clinz the Island Of Aan-
haitian. Leaves toot -
POD 81, North Eiver'
,erv day ADD Sunday Al
by skilled lecturer FA~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-07

When Mr.. Stock is crippled, the
boys get off easily.
675 is all that are left of our wash
Russian and Sailor suits, sizes 212
to 10.
Only 100 wash double breasted and
Norfolk suits, sizes to IA.
The Russians and Sailors are
yours, boys, for $3.50 and $3.50; the
Norfolks and double breasted for
$3.50.
Mr.. Mems and Young Mems Out
ing Stock is also limping badly
very badly after the tumble of yes
terday.
Mems suits were $15 to $25; now
$3.50.
Young mems suits were $14 to
$40; now $40.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25S s42 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-07
JULY A GOOD BUILDING MONTH.

Rradstreet's will publish tomorrow q report
on the building operations for July in fty-one Of
the principal cities Of the United States This re-
port shows that July the first month in 1903
wherein there were gains last year. The total
gain was 155 per cent. New York City shows
q gain Of SAB per cent The total expenditures in
the hfty-one cities aggregate s35 362 PAL for July,
1905 as against 1924 for the same month last
year.
This showing" Bradstreet's will say, lis quite
satisfactory. this being the first gain the
responding month the year before recorded for
year past. OF course. il needs 10 be recalled that
the increase in total expenditures over July a year
ago (of about s. 75o60l is due the gain of about
100000 in expenditures at New York City. Still.
this, as in many other lines Of effort, New York
City usually points the way, and il is also to be
noted that twentyeight out of fify-one cites show
gains, proportion not reached for many months
past. New York City shows = decrease Of 1873
cent from June, but gain of s43 per cent over
July last year
The figures for Manhattan and The Bronx for
July and June Of this year are:
July June
Manhattan works. s12 PSI $50 s153 235
Manhattan talterationsl 400 1872 7a5 $50
me BronK- 1920 100 1851 165
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-07

FOYI,ES FORMERLY OF BENNINGTON.
III Lincolnshire England. his Wife. child, or Execu-
for ts ed to communicate with undersigned.
Solicitor FOR his fathers Trustees. H SAITH Boston,
Ii England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun rises 1901 12oS Moons 10
HIGH WATER
A M-Sandy Hook 2:14 Gov. Island 22s He'll Gate 421
P M.-Sandy Hook 1907 Gov. Island $50 He'll Gate BIS
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MINNEAPOLIS BANKER A SUICIDE

ST. Paul. Aug. t--state Bank Examiner Schae
after a meeting to-day with the stockholders Of
the Robbinsdale State Bank of Minneapolis, of
which the late John G. Lund, who committed sui
eide in his Office in Minneapolis yesterday, was
president, decided to close the bank until Monday.
Washington, Aug. 6.-The First National Bank of
Belle PLANE, Mimi, was closed to-day by order
OF the Controller OF the Currency, upon advice re-
ceived from National Bank Examiner Frank o.
Hicks that the bank was insolvent- George C.
Ball was appointed receiver. John g. Lund who
committed suicide in Minneapolis yesterday,
president of the bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-07

KOIhAWAY EEACH
Trains N Y. East s4th st. Sta via Long Issad
r RI. week days $50. $50. 40. 1880. I'D Z.
1850. Al 20 1850 '2:2o. ESQ. $40. 4.s0 $50 $50 so.
500. 900. 1890. 1900 P. NJ
Leave Brooklyn Flatbush Ave. Stal. week days. 500
$50. 100. S:25. go. 1900 1912 HIS A. NJ 129
l06 1:55 2:29. an 4:1S 4:47. Sis 5;47. s:n Ta
S:22 e:45 11:20. 12:11 P. NJ sSats. only
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Surrogafes Notices.

Surrogates Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON S $500. I'D
Il II Reckett a Surrogate OF the County or NeD 800
notice is hereby given 10 AL persons Sr5r~ :,
Sains- William r Palmenbers late OF the Coe1;
- Work. deceased 20 present the same. win 1859
tbersof TO the subscriber. at her place q % Ss,..a
S,stosz. AZ the Office Of Sackstt * Lang No T--k
strr-t Borough Manhattan N me C1ty o. Wv
90 - 'hrSor. me 2Sth day OF october next
DstsS New YORK 1&th day OF April ISee.
DOROTHY NJ. PALMENBES6h A1so. ~.-s,s
.,~vvrr a LANG Attorneys for ExscutriH ~ We
81 st-.et borough % Manhattan. New YORK SiS-
a,,su NARY HIN PURSUANCE OF Az oEp1ssss
Is Of Hon. Charles r. Beckett SGrross,s 9. - az
81 New YORK hereby given 20 AL rs,S q
ing claims against Mary II Brush late ot tns -. viis
prookIine Mass. deceased. 10 present tns so. q
vouchers thereof the Subscribers az tnsir Tss.ns
transartng business the ofSs q Chartes = ,izs-
Ne "a Pine street CITY OF York. Sorough q "a
hsftan on or before the nrst day OF septsnosi "
patel New York the 2sth day Of February. iga
FRANCES A FISDLAL
WILLIAM NJ VAN SCfs.o,..>
CHARLES p. LATTTNG.
Executors.
81 PIN. ST. n Y. city. AanhsttaA
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1Brings mail.
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School Agencies.

supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governeses
"a Schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs NJ J. YoUNG-FULTON. % Union Square
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HOW HIGH IS THE ATMOSPHERE

0<E would hardly thlnk Of loein 60. l. me 5
~ non fl- information about ti.@ le-s-.1
49, -+-rT.--5bere y ~ Il IS II Just li-'-l
NV evidence has been obtained nat s.-s - a.
-,--..-.i...~- extends much higher t-aI "-7 -,-
5Ise-5arlons of lunar eclip5es mae -. d.
r-5 Roses observatory II ireland -
-r.s-7 -at tie quantity II heat derived -le---
--e -roor-wiIch heat Is. ~ eolI5s. No. -
-.-H.-.-rsf sun heat. rust as moonlight -5 on
-+i,-r,s -lnllaht-ueg-us PercrFtlD-E % nm
5-- several minute before the s1a-o" "a ---'
earth reaches tne moon -s-.
The inference is that tf.e earth atIlDs t--1i'
-..--r-- .-,1-s Of the sun S. heat as II CONF
E.--vy...r the moon and the sun ahead IL --is
.4a. If the sallG earth. and -ilcUlatIcIls %
IN The length Il time during winch the -'s7
II F,..r from the moon is felt before the cen
7..-5--s indicate that our atmosphere Te-i,'ie.
5eIghr 81 AZ least one hundred and nlIie--
mics ... r7.-
How different tins Is from the height usual.
zrsted NAV be seen by consulting PoPuIil
erbool book on physical geography. punished
,,-s-74r7 a few wears. II winch II Is aitIr1Iled
rl-ar beyond a height OF forty miles the amount
II AR remaining would be too small 70 ahe''
he sun ravs percepubly n any way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
MORE OR LESS FACT

phrases difficult 70 say --pplnglv Win re
tongue Perhaps The three that here -g--C7v
a-e The hardest 20 repeat
Flesh q freshly G--eG ----E lsl-
a growing CLEAN glowing green
The bleak breeze t-Un-eC The 1--gL- broom
blossoms.
ALTERATION Is not always necessary CC -7a ze
sentence q tongue Cwcs-e-- though most bret
EXAMPLES show that peculiarly Here 3
longer sentence that exhibits a bout - unhappy
@ collection n svllaLle- Is can be brought To-
Ee-re- n the English language
she stood At the door Of Ms smith s
1Shsauce shop welcoming INN II
There Is q beautiful lake near Webster,
Nls=sae.l--ser1s- The Indian name - which Is
The length II AZ olC-fash1oneG hay rope and as
hard 20 pronounce quickly as many OF these
1z-et-lIlv thought out catch phrases The
a1-rClne called the lake ChoC-a-ga-g man
-roc-a-gog-lhaU b-r-a- gun ma rlg--heE ne
cz-gh- ms breath The meaning OF the -nl-1S
n English would probably be as long and N
-rlve6 As -le Introductory sentence OF husAln $
Modern Painters.
Here a-e q few more - The phrases -s--ll1lg
Tor linguistic ac-obar-cs-
SIX -i71ck thistle sticks
Two -caGs tired o -TCr . leClC-E-
Gave Crimes Inns great gilt gig whlI-
A special ale q selected shopwCrl SATIN
slippers
Strict strong stephen or-lnge- shared
=lcE-- tx =lck--. silky snakes
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4 NARROW STREET

TILT .s.-.,-- -rvv7 II Great la-uoyth On
L he eastern coast Of England. contains d
---.- -..- IS perhaps the na-roWest II me
---Tf T. -- --lovn as Kitty Witches He"
s-5 --eserrer-en- gives It's greatest "ictA 80
-- T. .z----s7c, IS considerably narrower a1c
-,..--l- =e--rrssIv Inconvenience a stout person
- - -..es through IT. Tweuty-nlne inches
49, ~ ,-.-1 - wall is al the room that can ZEE
-l'e-t7- ~ L "a Quaint old town. obtaining
80 ----s-s ike KITTY Witches No|- lAel
n are -lled rows and are more EctlTe5,i ,le
- .,.--eriert A hundred and iartE-zt ven
- -i--, narrow passages. making q eng -.
over seven mile n a-- are VI. -'
rrrF-.
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THE HOPELESS DRUMMER

Re lay -cuor ms diving bed.
This -alau- knight CI gr-p l--- ZIP.
H knew that ere the DAY was ne
He'd sign his t-laI mileage strip
3 -1g-- shoue IT his glazing eve
4 fame Of blIss without alloy
He bid this weary world good -.
With u-a6u5-eracel 10Y
a clergyman whose Office gave
The right 20 NIX II such affair
-5--e =c---- H. with features graz
t. Offer benson and prayers
. Where thus the minister began.
Do Won expect . 90 from hence
The drummer eyed that preacher man
As though he q gwen grave e-iei-7e-
. Where do CO. ne cried II gre.
Where shall I 60 from mere. ya- s-S-.
p --r-,gr- -na- death would bring -e-e-
From -E.s eternal hiking task
Buy 4 rs --l-- another case
or go7ru somewhere YOU can .t-
The us In rougheneG o i bear
For several busy seasons vet
49,, -.----7sr he arose and dressed
re -ea--auged ils sample case
He'd Eauef - gam q good. long r..
N.- ---e- O. chance % 60 some Lis-.'
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1908-01-17

Squire Schwind of Perrysburg,
was in Bowling Green on business
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. G. Hoffman, is the guest
Of H. l.. Haubauer and family, of
Pemberville. tx
"A. F. Taber and wife, of Napoleon,
and Mrs. John Johnson, of Deshler,
were Wednesday and Thursday guests
of Geo. Murry and wife.
Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Com
plexion sallow? Liver needs waking
up. Doan's Regulets cure bilious at.
tacks. 25 cents at any drug store.