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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03

JENNINGS ST, W cor Charlotte 81; IT,
rs7 Z. Aug 1 due, etc, per BOND: 1919 t.
Realty and Construction Go 200 20 Raoadway.
Mortrare Co: S63. 900: address. 100 6roau""'
MARION AVE. s.. $50 IT n from ro1u
west Farms to Kingsbridge. 50x14o; aug SoIs
yrs; George Tarbox TO sorne'i Z, paws.
Bradley; S1Z,OOo' attorneys oeis " -
oIISv1LLE AVE, s749. 25x1oO; Aug J.
tprior mtg $4,000 due; etc ps as DgT 600
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust 20 Nv
Broadway.
PHEASANT AVE S. 100 IT of "a ST e3x
1o6 IT, sronx: Aug /: 9 yrs: Therese Busss
TO Harlem Savings Bank; $500; address. IL
East 12Jth St
ROBBINS AVE. cor 10th st. P 1oos lV'i
Moorehead to Anna B RyIs: $4,000; address
49, East 1920 st
RI1sKIN's PLOT. co4 and 2o4. map Joseph
p wood at Wtlliamsbridge. 50x983x irreg'
% m: TRiy II: due Nov %. 1910. without IN
teIesr; MeIrose Realty Co to Maria Semmora'
5000; address. 1858 Washington ave
ST AIMS AVE. 1873; saloon lease: Aug
demand, per cent; Adolph Yung 70 e N
schaefer Brewing Co: $1,000; attorneys h''S"
& Ehrhorn. 10 William st
SHERMAN AVE, e s. 100 IT OF 16Itn ~
449.6x irreg: College ave, Q s, 10 70 y.
16Sth st. 270xooo: Grant ave. s. 100 Il n, OF
Yorktown Realty co to Lawyers Title Insos-
ance and Trust Co; $1,000; address, $50 Broad
way.
TIEBOUT AVE. 200: July 10; yrs; James
dress. 80 West 18th St
TOPPING AVE III: 166x10o; m; Aug 1:
instruments; per cent: Leroy - Cn1islla ia ~ -
Thomas r Lynch: s.. $50; attorney. Ronald n
Brown, 800 Broadway.
WASHINGTON AVE lot i13. map Thomas
Bassford at Fordham: m; July y: o5inano;
per cent: Peldow Construction Co TO John
Donovan; So 600: attorney, II Kelly, 40 Mas
sau St
WEBSTER AVE. = cor 1ssth st. 1872 Tx
100: Aug . 5 yrs; o J SchwarZler Co 10 Au-
gusta Morris De Peyster: 5000, attorney
Henry L Morris. 81 Liberty 81.
WASHINGTON AVE, 1cs3 and 1885 " cor
l66th ST. 52x1OO, except part for avenue. m:
Aug 1 due. etc. per bond; Marvin Realty
Co Title Guarantee and Trust Co. So,Ooc; ad-
dress. 1T6 Broadway.
18th AVE S 8 f05 # Of 9Th st, 50x
III; y prior mtg $1,000; July 80: install
ments. : per bond: John Sesso to MelroSe Real
ty Co: 5000: address 2775 Webster ave.
18TH ST, $ 356 II OF Monroe ave. oox
irTeg; m: due per bond. AIg l; william
c Bergen TO I o ouor Sloane; $4,000 address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
NEWSPAPER BAGS.

The woman who has 10 dispose Of her
waste paper by sending it Gown on d
dumb waiter manipulated by an irascible
iaTIitoT can. il she has sewing machine
easily win the good will Of this autocra tic
person by making big bags for her scraps
Out OF newspapers. To DO this all that IS
necessary IS TO stitch the newspapers, with
the Page opened rs its full size, along one
size and across the top or bottom The
sritch should be at its full length or the
paper viii cut and tear, and there must
be at Least two thicknesses of the paper in
the bags. One self-supportfng woman who
never attempts anything in the way Of
making clothes for herself uses these bags,
and says it is quite worth while 10 keep a
machine for tust such little things. When
ehe has accumulated a few newspapers she
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03

lobster claws and. are broad and strong for
the purpose; they cost 81 10.
a small book entitled "Palatial Homes
in New York Is a guide for visitors. so
that they may see the famous homes and
read a bit about their owners: 1t costs Is
cents.
Silve:-plated skewers. with fancy tops
ike roosters and deer and animal heads.
cost GO cents apiece.
An adjustable sieve has three sieve
plates with holes of different sizes: Il sells
for 20 cents.
A bean cutter that screws on the table
Ike meat chopper is for cutting beans
o. other small vegetables: il costs 81 o.
turtle in japanese silver IL a stamp
box. The shell lifting for cover It is
heavy enough 20 form paper weight as
well, and sells at S. cents.
4 smoking set for the bowling enthu-
siast has bowls for ashes and matches in
ire form OF balls cut in two: they sell
Tor s..
Japanese metal shoe horns. with very
heavy handles showing one Of tho city's
big buildings seen in relief. cost 90 cents.
A real little mail box on post made Of
japanese metal sells for 81. and Is a stamp
pox FOR desk use.
TIE names Of shops where articles mentioned
or fnts lsge were seen can De obrsfnAl h.. send
.ns stamped ana addressed en,e lope 10 seen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03

1oo Hugo Spangenberg to Madeline Spahsehpefs
July ri; $1,000: address. 81 Cliff ST
WASHINGTON AVE, s W 166th ST, 'LxiGo.
ae part Tor ave- m Msrvin Reality Co.
corporation; Aug /; Sl3,Ioo; ADDRESS, % 1A
sau St
Thomas Bassford. at Fordham. 50 9x11 $: John an,
J Donovan to Podow Construction Co. july -
800; address, 1923 Hoe ave-
WEBSTER AVE. W cor 1soth s. Zs sss,:
$4,000; Aug 1; 500: address. S72 Wits ave-
WEBSTER AVE S, 345 # n of 16sth st. 100
x1o0: Eva V Hawkes. and ano 70 ooa r.a WI
Reality Co: July IL; 500; address, 3ooS BROAD
way.
WEBSTER AVE n . cor 16sth ST. 1852 11xao;
augusta De Peyster to Q Schwarz1en. 10 10
Brook ave.
Hath AVE $. JOS # of 9th st. 50x114.
Wakefield: Melrose Realty Go to John sesso'
133D ST. 80 to 30 West. sty brk. 5oxse IL |:
Newport Realty Co to Max J Klein, 4 part
snaz Roth part F5sdsTek k Eassan part
10Th ST. 614 East 3T6x1OO; Belwood Realty
Go 10 Albert Deutsch ct al: July 20; 81; address
$40 Greenwich st.
14oTH ST. s. 1929 # of St AIMS ave. Ssx
$4,000 June IL; 500; address. 2113 webster
wood Realty Co to Max ] Klein; all liens; July
90; 81: address, 80 Nassau st
145TH ST, s. 10 IT W of st AIMS ave. .4;ox
90 II: Brown & Lupin Realty Co to Meyer Goia-
berg and Abraham Greeuberg trntS Sio,;Vo) :
Aug |; 500: address 49, Nassau ST
163D ST. 574 East. 39x10o; celeste Levy Coo 70
Otto Penner and ano. joint tenants mnts BOO
500; Aug 1 500: address, 314 East 1850 ST.
176TH ST II $. 500 IT of Monroe ave. , runs
look 50x Dis to Morris 81 t1oD DtieA v
4s to IT6th st so to beginning; fio nn
Cronin TO William G Bergen; Aug l. $io'' "
dress 1SOtn ST, Andrews ave
18TH ST. $50 and 534 West. sty ork' % . TX y,
10. Moorhead Realty and Construction 600,
Anna 4 Ryle of Stamford Conn Gntg SIo'Vo"'
July 81: 500.
211TH ST between Woodawr I'd ana NJ ff tIfi1
ave begins Woodlawn I'd. 8 336-2 n u uI IA u !,
I'd runs COX 2 95s1x $40 Tx e li,''a 10 oo W >
Perry ave X S SAX 1919x n 592.9X 80 ~
10 beginning with all title to lana ping ~
street: deed of cession trustees of CoiuIhIli
Iege to the CITY of New York; b ana : july -
81; address Controllers Office, New 4or'-
2oaD ST W $ - of lot 52S, map Wakeheiu;
Abraham Shatzkin to Nincenzo talia%olo -.
ano (mtg $3.50. July %; SiG0; address EaS'
list st. $780,,
a25rH ST. IDS East o5x114. WtiIiamsbsIid a3e
Susan Hughes to Patrick J Hannatlah IN ~ "a
ioint tenants trntg s.. 500; July So Sloo' d.
dress 1916 East 1o6th St - go.
c2sTF ST. : 5 40 # of Keper ave soN >,
Aura II Russell to- George II 'ItlsH,e' 'i'9
sG 900; July -; ST. address, AT East ''d ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
GLEANINGS.

The wounded vanity of the men students
| at the Sorbonne when they found that the
women were capturing the greatest AGA
demIc honors in that ancient institution
was responsible cOnfesses Nile. Clara de
France, for her taking up the cause of her
sex. In order TO protect their regulations,
she saws the men insisted that separate
honor lists be made. one for men and an
! other for women. so that no unpleasant
comparisons could be made. She was so
Disguised that she became feminist on
the spot
We are so accustomed to having it dinned
into our ears by historians that America
IS very Young nation, that It comes as a
delightful surprise to be told that our Stars
and Stripes are older than the flag OF any
other of the great nations. It was adopted
during the Revolutionary War, and Wash
ington himself received it from the hands
of Betsy Ross. The flag of Great Britain,
We learn from the New Idea Woman's
Magazine" was not adopted until 1901 +;
that of the French was first used fl 1894,
and that of Spain in 1885, while the flag of
the German Empire came into being with
the empire itself in 1870.
The name "OId Glory dates from 1881,
when William Driver, a Salem sea captain,
thus named the new flag presented to him
as ne started on a long voyage. After
a long and varied caree; in many lands, The
flag was presented in 1856 to the Essex In
stitute I'm Salem, Mass, where It is now
preserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders Attorney
AUGUST -
MANHATTAN.

with name and address OF lenders Attorney
AUGUST =.
MANHATTAN.
ELIZABETH ST. us. s sly br<. 25z1oo; Eliza
beth 81, :. i496 # n Of Grand ST. 1Oo5124x
1O1 .:}x25. O. Jan 80 1901 Peter Rineli and ors 10
Edward L Poerschke: So, 900; attorneys, Bailey
q sullivan, Ia Broadway.
14TH ST n s, 1TT.2 II Q 81 Sd ave- 1o5 9x2s 10,
Dec 81. 1885; Joseph SchuarZier to Eliza
Schwarzler; SIS. 600. attorney, Lawyers Title In
surance and Trust co. 100 Broadway
18th ST 153 West, sty brk. eO.6x15 4xso Ok
1o: Aug 80 1904: Matilda Seaman 10 the Mutual
Life Insurance Co; $500: address. 80 Cedar st
18TH ST. 155 West. 4 sly blk. 2ox9o.6: Nov l.
1897: William Wallace to Allen Townsend:
s11 GOO: attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
176 Broadway.
s1ST ST. $ : 31cG It Of Amsterdam ave,
fO2 2x62 Is; Dec n 1891 the Third Cniversalisr
Society the F-mgrssnt Industrial Savings Bank.
$50. coo; address. 81 Chambers St
18TH ST. 125 West. 5 sty brk. o5x99- IL; July
Is, 1904; Annie F SOria to GustavuS Sidenberg.
S1s,5O0: attorneys, Lachnian q Goldsmith. 80
Nassau St
18TH ST. 500 # " Of 10th ave. 50xf0o; June
Is. 1909. Archibald VI Shrady and ano 10 the
Franklin Savings Bank; $1,000; attorney. Wilson
NJ Powell, % Wall ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee.
AUGUST ..

AMSTERDAM AVE. 1870. w cor Mania ttan
st. store. floors. OF houses and part cellars
Morris Weinstein to Charles 1 Dennis; from
Aug L. 1910 10 April 80 1911; S. 500 to So 700,
address. 1870 Amsterdam ave.
CANNON ST. 81. Charles GARNER to Wolf
IanenDaun: YRS from Aug 1. 1910; $3.270 ad-
dress. 81 Cannon st.
MARKET ST. 60 TO co: Samuel Lampel to
JACOB + "eikser, yrs from Aug l. 1910.
5000 address. 60 Market ST.
ST AIMS AVE. 15S. s 9 cor 1s5th ST. store
on avenue and store adjoining on 135th st:
Minnie Israel and ano 10 Adolph Yung, yrs
AIMS
IsT AVE. 22o1 store, etc: Fortunate Rosati
ahn ano 10 Fietro Spadafora. 5 yrs mos from
Jan ]. 1910; $3.50: address. 23ol LIST
9TH AVE. 737. n " cor 43G ST. store and
basement Francis DraZ To Margaret 81 Kenny.
yrs mos from April Is. 1908. 1866 o. address,
157 9Th ave
fTh AVE. sos. n cor sd 1T. north store.
ane Eidoredo Cate Co TO Peter Donahue. yrs
mos from Nay J. 1910 81 o2o to 81 500 ad
dress. sos 18th ave
10TH AVE. 4l3 cor SD ct, store and part
Easement. Harry Gocdstein TO Nicola AIaan!ello.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
LIS PENDENS.
AEGTET Q


LONGFELLOw AVE. 1883: James DALEY ar.
LongfeOw Realty Corporation tspecthc per
forTnancesJ; attorney. c ShamToth.
18TH ST. s53 West: Breinchen Ws1Isch - 81.
exrs. agt "a mue1 Rlurneustock ct al fau1enf-1
foreclosure OF Mtg. attorney. A p I>esinsky-
BOTH ST. $50 West. John = Schreyer aEt Leo
poid Kaufman e al foreclosure Of u1tsJs attor-
ney, l. Wendell. jr
BOTH ST. q 1S - ~ 9th ave. z519s D
John r Schreyer ag- Leopold kaufman q 81
foreclosure Of mtg. attorney L Wendsl. r.
BRYANT AVE " y 100 u = OF Lafayette ava
10Dx95x irreg. Bronxlant Realty @ azf Vss-
Mount Vernon Realty Co et al foreclosure %
mtg; attorney. z Davis
10TH ST. 154 East. Tsidors Jackson u J,na
Irvine ct al foreclosure OF transfer tax tenjs
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
Seen in The Shops

Cora; AID gold beads strung alternately
with xoic clasp, sell for s..
Anethyst and gold beads strung in the
SAGE My. WstE a nlo-e ola1orata clasp,
Cos: s4S -.
q batEJyo tray OF WHITE v-Noc 20 la
across the tub for toilet articles while
bstn.us costs 8 20.
a nrted foot rest TO put the foot on
While iacins The sEce or polishing il costs
s %.
An ho2r g.ass that swings in a nickel
frame ike & mirror IS very convenient, and
se!,s Cor o. cents.
Lobster cracks are shaped TO 1t The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
DANISH GERMS FROM BREAD
Purpose of Campaign by League
for Home Economics.

Just as soon as the members OF the
League for Home Economies get back from
their summer vacations they are going to
tackle the bread question. Leaving the
question of the weight and composition of
the loaf to the constituted authorities. they
are going to turn their attention to pre-
serving IL from contamination after It
GENES from the oven.
Already the loaf is protected by law un-
I'll it enters the oven, whether these laws
are enforced or not. but afterward drivers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
HATS OF MANY KINDS
Airy Summer CONNECTIONS Hob
mob with Wintry Models.

The distributors OF feminine headgear
sre displaying lust now every Kind Of bait
That oau by any chance entice unwilling
buyers The woman who wants 90 replen-
ssh her supply OF summer hats Will find
tor he- needs creations even more diapho-
nous than sny that have gore before. and
The one who can contemplate with enough
sAi,nness the departure OF the season Of
Bower and bee &c think Of buying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

day at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room. Nos. II and IS Vesey street The
sale of another parcel was adjourned to
August IL, The sale and tho adjourned
sale were as follows:
By John S. Mapes-
GO3EGAN AVE. s. 200. 3 TT of 1S0th st.
+1z145: three sty Tennis sold to piaInti1f
for $1,000.
BY Daniel Greenwald-
STR AVE, $50 and 1872. II 10th ST, 50 )
xl2oX irreg; sty Office ana store bldg:
sherins sale of all right. title, etc, which
metropolitan Mercantile and Realty Co had on
October %. 1909. since. adjourned TO Au-
gust 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

MANHAITAN.
VARICK STREET-E II. Miller and others,
of Elizabeth. N J.. sold No. 107 Narick street.
a three story dwelling house, lot 21x66 feet,
adjoining the southwest corner OF Broome street
The buyer is a client Of N f. Walsh.
THE BRONX.
CLAY AVENUE-Paul Butnan sold for A. J..
Schwarzler to an investor No. 1916 Clay avenue.
@ six story double flathouse. plot 40 $3.50 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
GRAFTON.

AID ST. corner 9TH ave. 42d II. ss2
5ty brk tennt. sly extension IN rear. par
tftions 10 be ripped out and new ones placed
above I'd floor; owner, Louis Bremen. Robert
D Kohr architect. 10 5fh ave. $40. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

fs4TH ST. 9. 1852 n % Washington az.
5O1f00; James G Wentz loans Cerra Realty
and Construction Co SIS. 900
JENNINGS ST. cor Charlotte ~. foo5<
TAO; Manhattan Mortgage co loans COtoos
Realty and Construction co s63. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

There were no plans for new buildings fis1
for Manhattan yesterday.
THE BRONX.
LAYTON AVE, q so n - % Dean avst
I s:v frame shed. 1890; Caroline. 24e Far
105th st. owner. Otto Q Krauss. 231S NsEboid
ave, architect; cost. 1000.
ZEREGA AVE. 40475 " Of Css-s
Hill ave: sty brk dwz. 25xS2; Rosa Bon
ammo. 17f1 Zerega ave, owner: Koppe a Daubs,
$50 Westchester ave. architects cost. SO. 900
WOODLAND ROAD. g 25H - Of 207ts
ST: sty and attic frame dvg. 21x40. Rudolph
Helbtg, 3049 Terry ave. owner. j @ Michel,
323 18Th IT, Brooklyn. architect. cost $500.
VAN NEST AVE- $. $50 q ~ Garfield
IT: 3 sty brk store and dwz. q sx55; DOM
mick Faraso, 1887 Melville ave. owner. " "
Del Claudio. 401 fremont ave. architect. cost,
$1,000
MAPEs AVE 8. 1884 ~ % 1925.
st; two sfy brk tennis. 80. 04xS9. LOuis
Mazza 1898 Van Buren, 81. owner 3 EhsiinH.
1875 Walker ave. architect: cost. $4,000
FREMONT AVE. :. 50 81 ~ OF A4us-
duct ave; 214 sty brk dwz. 81 IT: Cathsrt1s
BigIey IS Mt Hope Place. owner. Edgar Z
Kirby, 4s1 9Th ave. architect: cost $500.
KELLY ST. a. 42O23 II Of Is95:h ~; 5
sty brk tenmt 60xSS; Ida Gordon, 2120 Val
entine ave owner; Neville & Bagse. III V.ss
I25th st. architects. cost. S65.0o0
HUGHES AVE. g. 50 II Of 1s9th
sly brk tenn1t 25xT5. 9; @ Nuovo. 20 st MARKS
Place. owner; Borelli & Passacsntsrdo. 1 Essr
1I5th 81. architects; cost $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03

stitches UP enough bags In a few minutes
to last for two or three weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
COLBY TAKES TITLE TO HOUSE.

cambridge Colby yesterday took title 10
the four story dwelling house No. 80 Wes1
57th street, sold recently by the David L.
Einstein estate The stated consideration
was 100000. The house occupies a front
age OF 334 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
BROOkIYN

OIrp SINGERS MODEL ONE FAMII
ro npuses IS. ats The hes, value N New yorS
L from BROOKLYN Bridge IN KING. HichVa,-
One block to Nost Sth St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03

HEATH AVE. s. IS n OF 25osh u; rzsl
90: O 3 Raymond & Co agt MetzleP Building
Co. owner and contractor. s317 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

yrs from Nov l. 1870; s1,26O; address, 3
East 3ist st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03

UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LENA

WILLIS AVE. At and 479. John Waters Co
agt Robert Mahonsy er a.: July Is 1910;
300
RIvINGTON ST. 1874: Albert walpern go
Max Ortman ct al: July IS. 1910. tl.stA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

,,,-;-t name and address of lenders attorney
interest 81 unless otherwise stated
AUGUST =.
ATTAIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03

s, 1873 # W of Sd ave, Tx
yrs: Patrick Reynolds 20
J, 900; atty, James kearney, go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-03

S7TH ST S23 West: . sty br6, 20x10o. s;
July so; due, etc, per bond: Martha d Hin
to Title Guarantee and Trust Co; $4,000; ad-
dress. 1I6 Broadway.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-20
Self In everything.

Let us always remember that moth
Ing befalls us that is not of the nature
of ourselves. There comes no adven-
ture but wears to our soul the shape
of our everyday thoughts; and deeds
OF heroism are only offered to those
who have. for many long years, been
heroes in obscurity and silence. And
whether you climb up the mountain
or go down the hill to the valley,
whether you journey to the end of the
world or merely walk around your
house, none but yourself shall you
meet on the highway OF fate. If Ju-
das 60 forth tonight, II Is toward Ju-
das his steps Will tend. nor viii chance
for betrayal be lacking; but let Socra.
tes open his door. he shall find Socra-
tes asleep on the threshold before him
and there will be occasion for wisdom.
-Masterlinck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-20
INCIDENT THAT MADE A HIT
Business" Not Included In Actors
Part Certainly Was Enjoyed
by the Audience.

Before he arrived at stardom Wilton
Lackaye once went on the road In a
temperance play of the Ten Nights
In Barroom" variety.
we stopped one night in a town
where the theater had been evolved
from a huge barn and was shaky In
Its timbers," said Mr.. Lackaye. "In
the third act my lines included 8
fierce denunciation of cursed liquor.
THE audience was large and friend
ly and ! got considerably wrought up
AT last | started in on my peroration
Behold ! said, the serpent Of drink.
and pointed up at the boughs of &
tree overhanging the stage. See his
oloodshot eyes. He Is preparing tc
spring down upon a victim. Now he
has dropped to the ground. He tries
to strike, but will prevent him. !
WI crush. him at one blow Ant
with that | raised my foot, let II droJ
with all my force and the next instanl
! had fallen through large hole IL
the stage and only my head and shoul
ders were visible to the astonlshe,
audience.
but the most unkindest cut Of all
came when had regained my feet.
Say, mister, piped up a small DO,
in the rear. did we kill him?
"And the Audience, which had no,
'refrained from merriment when
plunged downward. laughed so long
and heartily that | was unable to con
tinue for fully five minutes"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-04-20
Baked Beans Economically Cooked

Baked Beans Economically Cooked
Having young couple from a Bos.
ton suburb to dinner New York
hostess baked beans for them and dur.
ing the meal complained that 1t was q
costly thing to cook them all day In
the gas range.
I'VE get around that very nicely in
Brookline,' said the visitor. "All the
bakeries there make speciality OF
catering to the habit of the residents
OF having baked beans for Sunday
breakfast AS they cook no bread on
Saturday nights the ovens are turned
into nice source of revenue other.
wise. Every family has Its large bean
crock, and every Saturday night they
are loaded and carried to the nearest
bakery oven ready for an all night 80.
journ In the public oven. by morning
they are deliciousiy cooked and ready
% serve for breakfast The charge Is
y :