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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-26

Another prominent railroad official in Birmingham yesterday was R. L. Sproull, car accountant of the southern, with headquarters in Washington. He will De in Birmingham for several days.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS
Tenement House IN Vest 117tI
Street Sold for S26 566.

A. Kaufman bought yesterday FOR s2s5sS g..
story tenement house. with store. No. "a ~
Nth street. on a lot 25x1O0n feet at an su..
sale held at the Real Estate Exchaugs salssro,-
Nos IA and Is Vesey street The sum dua an -
property was about $3.50, subject to two mortza~.
aggregating 5000
The other auction SaIes resulted as follows.
3f2 314 18th st, 1873 u OF q ave Al ga,
sty and stores: Jacob Fschel Arnold Tisi
AL II NJ Plateau atty. Hyman TurChin ref. sr7- a
S14 %: taxes etc $50: rntSs ~ ~
600. be plaintiff for S45.9f6- W.
30 and 2l2 Eldridge st = 8 1912 II OF Stanton -
45xS7.6: 8 sty tennis and stores. Mutual 4usI-
Trust Philip Mandelman al 2 u pa~-s
atty: II Byrne. ref. amt due. S21 5sf So tsYss
S5O.5O0
1882 Prospect ave. 81 n Of Crotoua Park "a.
131 5x21O 3x1142; sty dwR and vacant J Hs,ts-s
agt Agnes BosChe ct al; Kirk 9 attys: L Rich 80
due 81. 800 o. taxes. etc S2bl IS. sub
mage OF 50 600; TO August Boesche for S6J45.
$50 and 332 115th BOO r Of p 4Oxf00ff.
tennis: Peter Julicher et al Con,.si
al: William Rosin atty : L n Ward. ref amt 5ns
% SjO6 81. sub of Co.
the plaintiff for S205TT-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
sEAsURY SOCIETY PLANS.

The Episcopal Church behind some Others
the Roman Catholic Church. in establishing
the summer school. but its venture. under the di-
rection of the Seabury Society Of New York is
making steady progress. The conference this sum-
will meet at the Episcopal Theological School.
Cambridge, Mass. from July 2 to 25 and feature
Of it will be a reception TO Miss Julia c. Emery.
one OF the best known women missionary workers,
who is returning from q missionary of the
world. Another feature Of the conference this year
will be the maintenance of daily hour
vices in ST Pauls Church, Boston. This is the
first time midsummer noon hour services will have
been attempted there, and It is in the nature of
experiment.
Among the speakers and teachers at Cambridge
this year will be the Rev. Dr.. Arthur s Lloyd,
general secretary: Samuel Thorne jr, of this city.
educational secretary: Bishop Talbot, OF Central
Pennsylvania; the Rev. Harvey Officer, tr Of the
Order of the Holy Cross, and the Rev. Karl Reil-
and, of Grace Church. this city.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
CALVARY BAPTISTS CELEBR4TE 39TH YEAR or DR.
MACARTHURS PASTORATE.

Few pastors in the church history of New York
City have ever reached the thirty-ninth anniver
ssry OF their pastorate. This rare experience comes
this year to the Rev Dr. Robert Stuart Macarthur,
who has been pastor Of Calvary Baptist Church
since May Is, 1870 Calvary Church edifice is OF
the most beautiful in the city. Its people have
given over S3oeoGoO to missions its pulpit has
ever been CT the foremost in fits influence for
personal and civic righteousness and its public ser
vices IN which a great choir is a prominent
feature, are attended by large audiences. DR.. Mac
Arthur enters his fortieth year Of service with
uuabated physical, mental and spiritual vtgor and
enthusiasm.
His theme at the morning service will be Paul
Mssterful Ministry" 1t will not be formal an
riversary sermon as such, but will aim TO lift
TIE thought Of his people TO the ideal ministry OF
great apostle The musical service viii include
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

DR.. MacArthuTs has been phenomenal
Large offerings frequently have been mace 1or
benevolent objects, one offering for home and
Foreign Missions amounting TO the sum of s1,OO-
During his ministry the church has given for
benevolent and missionary purposes more than
s. 10000.
Dr. Macarthur is extensive author. Already
he has published sixteen volumes of sermons ana
essays and now has four volumes in press. and
1t is his purpose issue at least one volume each
year for some time to come He was chosen to NIL
the place of DR.. Spurgeon in furnishing sermons
10 saThe Christian Herald" He has also acquired
wide reputation popular lecturer
During his pastorate Dr. Macarthur has received
into the church about 5000 persons; two colonies
have been sent 10 form new churches and the
present membership is about 200 The influence
of this great church reaches out in every dlrectlon
and it's pastor is widely known as one of the most
eminent and popular diYnes in the American pulpit
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
Of foreclosure and sale has been signed by Justice
Gildersleeve, of the Supreme Court
SPADE co. BUYS BROOKLYN PLOT.
Will Erect on 1t Row of Store and Apart
ment Buildings

Wood Harmon & Co. have sold through D. W.
Chisholm as broker. plot 139x132 feet irregular
at the northwest corner of Eighteenth and Graves
end avenues to the Spade Realty Company OF
which O. Sherman is president. This plot IS IN It's
Kensngton Park tract and disgonalIy opposite 20
a similar parcel sold last year 20 the Abeis-tIod
Realty Company.
The Spade Realty Company will at once improve
the parcel with store and apartment buildings Al
Csravesend and Eighteenth avenues will be large
store with frontage of forty-eight feet Inc
block will include four other stores on GraNeseiu
avenue and two on Eighteenth avenue whHe III
the rear on Eighteenth avenue will be two large
extensions 1t Is estimated that the buildings VIII
cost about $4,000. Mr.. Sherman expects 10 na'e
them ready for occupancy this summer.
The John R. Corbin Company have bought 'Ne"
ty-fve interior parcels at Wildwood Mahol-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
BIG WEST SIDE DEALS
FINE SITES IN DEMAND.
Block Front in Upper Riversde
Dr5Ue To Be ImprOUed.

Many large West Side deals were reported yes
terday. Slawson & Hobbs sold to the Nova Real
Estate Company four five story triple apartment
houses. No. 1872 to iS8 C1aremont avenue 4oXl0O
feet. Also sold for Charles S Swan a I'VE story
apartment house Nos 122 and 124 West seth street
42x10o feet and for the Cabot Real Estate Com
pany to client investment six story eIe-
vator apartment house. Nos. 33S and $40 West H9th
street, plot o0x100 feet.
The Audubon Park Syndicate. composed Of Adolph
N. Bendhein Som Brothers and Max Marx
sold through Mr.. Marx TO the Riviera Construc-
ton Company the entire block front in Riverside
Drive between 156th and 157th streets The parcel
comprises fourteen lots. on 1T will be erected
twelve story hreproof elevator apartment house
Mr. Marx has negotiated for the purchasing com
pany q building and permanent loan from the
METROPOLITAN Life Insurance Company.
Plans were recently filed by Patrick McMorrow
for ten story structure, plot 10eX10o feet at
the southeast of 18th street and broadway
The Hunts Point Estate sold to Charles Graham
plot 125x100 feet on the east side of Faile street
3no feet south OF Sporford avenue. He will erect
on the site six two family brick houses, 25l0X'o
feet
Parish & Schroeder. architects. have flied plans
for the trustees of Bellevue and Allied Hospitals
for an ornamental wall 147 feet long. of brick on
granite foundations and coped with limestone and
which is TO inclose the 26th street new building
and tennis court grounds of the Bellevue Training
School for Female Nurses, 26th street east OF
First avenue There will be two large gateways
The Improvement is to cost S10,95N Raymond F.
Almirall. architect, has flied plans for home to
be built by the city for the nurses of Randalls
Island Chdrer's Hospital, the hospital edlhce
II is to be a four story structure with frontage
of 175 feet and depth OF Sc feet. with an exten-
sion, having great central entrance hall opening
upon a long swell centre porch, finished with
colonnade Of Doric columns The main floor will
contain lecture hall and dining hall There
will he spacious quarters the top floor for ser
wants Back of the home will be a large tennis
court The building is to cost s2000o0.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

special seiections-''Blessed are the men who fear
Him" from Mendelssohn's Elijah; How beauti-
ful on the Mountains MaTston: Cavatina Raff;
violin solo ny Miss Evelyn Mellen. recently re-
turned from her studies abroad and English
setting of the Ave Maria composed by Gounod to
Bach's Prelude in e majoI for soprano solo with
violin and organ accompaniment Dr. MacArthurs
evening subject will be Jesus the Mountain
which viii he presented in the type Of service
now used at Calvary. in which pulpit. organ. SOLO
lists. choir and congregation more intimately join
forces
This church was organized January 5, 1S47. II
was an offshoot of the Stanton Street Baptist
Church The new organization took the name Of
the Hope Chapel Congregation, and met in the
Coliseum, a public hall in Broadway The first
pastor the Rev David Belamy. the uncle OF
the author Of Looking Backward Under Dr.
A D. Gillette. the church moved sd street, be
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues II then took
the name of Calvary Baptist Church
The lots in 80 street were bought for $1,000
in 1883 they we're sold for $4,000 The first ser
vice in the church proper in 57th street was held
December g. 1856 The plot which the church
stands is $50 feet wide 1t A60Ooo it is worth
to-day at least s. 10000 The church IS Of the
most attractive in the United States The audi
torum is spacious and is beautiful TO the eye. and
its acoustics perfect. The decorations are &c
Clesiastlcal to a marked degree
DR.. MacArthurs father and mother were Of an
cIent Highland stock; his mother a Stuart
and some members Of the Clan Macarthur de-
light TO trace the family line back TO Prince Charles
Edward Stuart. Bonnie Prince Charlie Dr.. Mac
Arthur was graduated from the University of
Rochester in 1867. His theological training was re-
ceayed in the Rochester Theological Seminary, from
which institution he was graduated in 1870
After receiving and declining hattering invita-
tons to other pastorates he decided 10 accept the
unanimous call of the Calvary Baptist Church
which was extended TO him on February p, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Costsr St 5. 100 Il n Of Spofford ave 1O3 4xt00.
Hunts Point Estates loans MulhaU Realty Co.
1SOth s 100 r ~ Of Sr Nicholas ave. Dix
100: Title Guarantee & Trust 90 loans John
q Berry Co.--.------ .--------.-
10Th ave " 213th -. 45x100, Title GUARANTEES
& Trust GO loans CObUrn-Gahren Construction
21ath ST. :. 100 II Of Tenth ave. 45x9e. II,
Title Guarantee & Trust Co loans Coourn-Czah-
1s1st ST n S. 1162 II . Of Belmont ave. 2jXs0 10.
Elizabeth O'COnnOr loans John and Teresa
1sfst St =. at.2 II OF Belmont ave. 25xs0 10.
same loans same a.
Heath ave. n " cor Knox Place. &5XloH- Heath
ave. ~ Knox Place. Z5Xlt1: Central Mort
EaEe Co loans Fordham Realty Co--.---------..
1Ssrh - 122 y ~ OF Bathgare 40xaf5-
Theodore Vent loans Mountain COEstrucrion Co
Broadway. :. 1OO11 II OF 125th ST 10 Tx
surety Construction Co.. --..---....-.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
FOURTH AVE. FORECLOSURE ACTION.

Howard - Lake has been appointed reIeree 10
sell the property on the east side OF Fourth ave-
nue as9 feet south Of 27th street, running south
20 4x79x4ax irregular. in the action brought by the
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United
States against the Putnam Holding Company Juha
Dev Martin and others. to foreclose mortgage
- .1e5 600 recorded on January u, 1895. Judgment
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
MILTON POINT PROPERTY LEASED.

Pease & Gilman have leased for j. Howard
Wainwright his shore front country place known aS
the willows at Milton Point. Rye y. Y, 70 Morris
Eatr7an for the summer season Also leased Tor
Miss Anna B. Sherman her cottage. known as
Ingleside. at Lawrence. Long Island, to W T.
Wooster: for A B. Trowbridge HIS place at Bark
er's Point Long Island to Chisholm Beach ana 1'r
Mrs Madeline Stone. her place at Quogue. Long ISL
and 70 J. NJ. Grant.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
pEcE1uER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Davis OF the Supreme court mas dp
nointed Frank T. Fitzgerald receiver OF the rehts
% NJ Or to 222 Division street and Nos 1s and
1881. clinton street. three tenement houses In an
action brought by Sender Jarmulowsky against
Isdore Leipzig and others to foreclose secono
mortgage of $4,000. The prior mortgage amounts
on
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
LEASES BUILDING NEAR SHERMAN SO.

Samuel H Martin has leased for James Butler
and Robert E Mcdonnell the four story and base
mont building at No 2104 Broadway at 73d street.
to the Prest-o-Iite Company which will occupy the
building after extensive alterations Also leased
for Thomas Simpson the second floor at Nos 1874
and 1875 Broadway to the International Taxameter
COMPANY Of America; for Zmmern & Levi the
store and basement at No. 152 Columbus avenue 10
Penny & Anderson; for Morris weinsteln. the store
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
SALE OF WEST SIDE HOUSE.

AdoIph Weiss has sold No @4 west 'Id sur -.
. to,,~ story end basement dwelling house on lot
4sv4s3 feet about As feet west of West End avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

at Nos 1866 and 1868 Broadway. to the xoo- =
tomobiIe Company: the thi-d and fourth foo-.a AZ
No 146 Columbus avenue, to the Parker ~. =
Electric Company and the building. souttrs., ..<
ner of Madison avenue and 134th street IA 49, ~
F Carsten.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
MIDTOWN INVESTMENT PURCHASE.

Pocher & Co have sold the three and four story
buildings Nos ~ and AS West S6th street, 6ox1co
feet for Henry Bolter to Maurice Fitzgerald. This
is an investment purchase
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
A $4,000 SALE AT ARvERNE

Solomon Stern has bought for his own oey,,..
the cottage and four lots known No les -
Jerome avenue. Arverne. Long Island The -.
was about $4,000 cash The brokers wers ~, :.
Stern.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
TITLE INSURANCE co. TO BUILD.

William 7. Rouse. architect for the Title Insur-
snce Company. has fled plans for two story
office and store building. TO be erected for tne
company near Cathedral Heights. at Broadway ana
1Osth street 1t is to cost $4,000 1t Will De OF orS
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
REALTY NOTES

James Kyle & Sons have Just leased n. ,.-.,
east corner OF Lexington avenue and 5sth ztr..s
four story and store building, for the scbss,..
Brewing Company. for five years to Thomas C.r.
han.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Webster ave : 100 T " q t7sth 81. ? sty BRICK
concert hall 55x149 4. Echo Amusement 60
owner; Henry 6 Harris arch1; eosT----.-. Ssi
Webster ave. u = p II q 18th 5 sty
brick tsun1r. 3qXg1. StOuiugton Realty 90.
err Ioranz T Weller. arChtr cost .---.-. 5ni
Iutervals ave cor Beck 81. . sry BRICK tenmt
size irreE. Winnie Construction Co. owner.
Dsube Z Kreym6orE. aren't: cost -. 4t
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

At the Free Synagogue tomorrow morning at
HIS o'clock Professor Charles Zueblin will give
an address on Social Unrest" this being the last
in series on the general theme. Some Phases
Of Modern Unrest" given at the synagogue from
time 10 time during the winter.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

The open air services which were begun by the
Rev Dr. Robert F. Y. Pierce, and which were at
tended by many thousands during the Sunday
ings of last summer, will be resumed tomorrow
evening from the Worlds Pulpit, the front
steps of the Second Avenue Baptist Church. There
will be special music. brief addresses by the mis-
sionaries and associate pastors, and DR.. Pierce,
who is recognized the leading blackboard Illus
traitor Of Bible truths, will give several crayon
sketches, enforcing Scripture lessons.
Tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock. at the West
Side Young Mems Christian Association audi
torium Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, of Brooklyn, will
discuss the place of Bible in the education, the
business and the life of the young man Of the
twentieth century.
At St Pauls Chapel. Columbia University. the
service at 1 D. m tomorrow Will have as preacher
the Rev. S. D. Mcconnell
The subject Of the lesson-serrnon in the Chris
tian Science churches tomorrow will be- Adam
and Fallen Man"
At the West End Presbyterian Church the Kew.
DR. Griffin w Bull. OF the First Church Of Scran-
ton Penn will preach at II a. m. and at ?. m
tomorrow.
At the Church Of the Ascension, the Rev. Percy
sticknev Grant, rector the services on Sunday VIII
he as follows: Morning service and sermon al II
a m with preaching by the rector: at ! c4ocA
.,,ere will be a festival service OF all the cholrs-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

The Rev Dr. David James Bsrren minister OF
tbe Marble Collegiate Church. will preach to-mor-
row morning on "A Good Deposit OF Cathohc
Truth In the evening his subject will BE-
Whose Man Are Your and Dr. Duft. barytone
will sing Tschaikowszy's Pilgrims Song.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

One Of the important features Of the zionist
convention will be entertainment and dance 70
hA given under the auspices of the Leaders Asso-
cfstion NJ the Junior Zionists on Sunday evening
1une 1s at the Plaza Assembly Rooms.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The annual service Of the PENNSYLVANIA Society
will be held tomorrow afternoon at ST. Thomass
Church Bishop Thomas OF Wyoming will preach.
At the Church Of the Holy Communion to-uor-
row the Rev. William Perkins will preach in the
morning and DR.. Mottet in the afternoon. The
Rev Raymond 9. Knox will be the evening
preacher. The usual Bible story illustrated by
stereopticon views, will be given Tuesday and
Thursday aftrnoons by the Brotherhood.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

The Rev. T r Slicer will preach tomorrow
morning at All Souls Church on do All Things
Work Together for Good7'
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

At the vesper service, lasting forty-hve minutes.
tomorrow evening at st. Pauls Methodist EPisco-
nal Church West End avenue and s6th street, Mt
Beach, pastors assistant for the last TWO years
will sneak briefly This will be his last Sunday
with this congregation he goes 10 Detroit 70 take
charge Of a church.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

At the Church Of the Messiah Unitarian the
minister, the Rev. John Haynes Holmes, Viii
preach tomorrow at Il O'Clock. Subject, The
Vice of Expectancy
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
Incorporated Charities.

SocIETY FOR PROVIDING EVANGELICAL RE
- l!eous the Blind zinc Phila 1870
Arthur E. Newbold. Treasurer (of J: 2. Morgan
60 y 4 D. CAN'T Financial Sec'y.. - Broadway X
Y Funds needed to give the bind the Irternations
sunday School Weekly for 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

At the West Presbyterian Church the Rev A
IL Evans, the pastor, Will preach to-morro" al
II q m. on Serving the other Side and al ;
;, m on The Immediate Benefits Of the Christian
Life"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
the pastor the Rev. DR.. C1eland B. McAfee. will
conduct the communion service tomorrow, the
Rev. DR.. Horace G. Underwood, OF Corea, preach
ing briefly. In addition, the Rev. DR.. David
Gregg, a former pastor will take part in the
service.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

The seventy-third anniversary OF Union Theoogt-
cal Seminary will be celebrated May Is, II
and Is.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

the parish church choir and St Cecilia choir, wear
ing cottas and mortarboards; the Sunday schooi
choir in red, and the St Agnes choir, in gray
Puritan costume. The Rev. Walter E Chfton
Smith will preach. At p. m. Alexander Irvine
subject will be Sex and Intellect in Public Educa-
ton"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

minutes To get to Arverne take the train
from FIatbush Avenue direct TO Arverne sta
ton on our property Or the ROCkaway
Beach train direct to Hammes. Then trolley
to Arverne. CASTOR Avenue, three minutes TO
~
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

THE sub-Conscious Mind is the subject Of the
address at the Emmanuel Healing Mission service
at St Marks Church. Second avenue and 10th
street tomorrow evening at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
This Book Prevents Mistakes

For The benett and prOtecton OF thOs6 WII'
contemplate buying real estate. we have pub
lished book entitled We Of Arverne.
a prominent New York newspapers ad-
vertising manager sd ys of the various realty
pitfalls. IF to get me to buy one OF his lots
a dealer offered me free a house on II would
know. Of course. that l was paying for the
house one way or another.
This is apparent 10 most people. But there
are other and more dangerous lures that
YOU should know OF.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

AT the Scotch Presbyterian Church the pastor
the Rev. DR.. David G. Wylie will conduct the SER
vices and preach at Il a. m. and p. m. tomorrow"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

At the Collegiate Church Of St Nicholas there
will be services at II a. m. and p. m. tomorrow.
The Rev DR.. J. Frederick Berg, Of Port Richmond
Staten Island. will preach at both services.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

That the marriage agreement between Roman
Catholics and Protestants to bring up the children
in the faith Of Rome is void in law will be the
subject of the Rev. James A. O'Connor's sermon
in Christs Mission tomorrow afternoon at 3@
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

The Rev. DR.. Edgar Whitaker Work, the pastor
Will conduct childrens day services Tomorrow AT
II a. m. in the Fourth Presbyterian Church
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church DI'
Stevenson will preach at II a. m. and Dr. HalleH
beck at 4 p m.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.

people, place to live Will AVOID s.
prospective investor or Du
syhat demand Of your location
PRESENT LIVING FACILITIES, such as to amply supply ever
churches schools police ana
rtectinn are NECESSITIES should be Immediately aVa
len promised
Modern sanitary faci-
and good water are most
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-20
The .YJlOpah Way

story is b2:lg circulated around
Tonopah concerning one of the most
prominent physicians in this city, and
which shows .rnat there are divers
methods of collecting bills.
Several month"; u well known Tono-
pah lady engaged i cook but the pay DAYS
were postponed AID instead of coin of
the realm being paid for the services,
only promises resulted.
One morning the lady of the house
arose and on visit ng the breakfast table
was astonished t, lind that no prepare
lions had been made for the morning
meal. She hastily went to the hired
girls bed room, where the servant was
found i'll bed, aIl who complained of
being ill. The doctor was summoned
and, after making All examination,
asked the girl il she was really sick.
There was no response to the inter
r0gatlOn, except mute look of appeal
from the patient. The mistress left the
room at this tim, and the girl blurted
out:
mo, am no SICK only the lady
owes me three IN mths' wages and am
going to stay in O3d until receive my
pay"
"Well, for the love of heaven respond
ed the M. d, "mJve over. She owes me
800. Bonanza.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-20
We 81 Big Thing

Americans founded the first govern
mcnt under whcn all men were equal
before the law. Since the Declaration
of independents was published to the
world the Democratic idea has hourly
received new inpluse until now it's
march seems irresistible. :"
Americans We're the first to demon
strate the fcas '.lity of relying on
citizcn soldiery - defend the land and
its institutions against foreign and
domestic attack
Americans w.re the first to abolish
tltullr distinc ions and to deprive
social eminenc@ of any support save
character or tls consensus of those
who choose to consider themselves as
socially elect
lt-was an Amatian who invented the
steamship. An american invented the
telegraph An american invented the
telephone. An American invented the
electric light. An American invented
the reaper. whicl makes it possible to
fed the billion ana more people on this
planet. 1t was IN American, too, who
Invented the Sc wing machine. Aneri-
cans also were El4 conquerors of pain
when they disc ':ered how, by the use
of sulphuric either the tenderest human
nerve oonld he lii de insensbIe to the
surgeons steel. boston Globe.