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New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
Of InfereSf 10 COOmen
ON THE SAUSAGE'S TRAIL
Woman Took It as a Sample, but
She May Be Sorry Soon.

II scrne family in or around New York
eats sausage and dies this morning, there
VIII be sad and remorsefuI hearts In the
booth OF the Massachusetts, State Normal
School at the Pure Food Show at Mad!-
son Square Garden. One Of the girls IN
the booth set a can Of adulterated sausage
on the table. meaning TO do some expert
ments TO show the public what bad stuff (.
was. Along came a woman with her arms
full Of free samples. and. seeing the ssu-
sage. gathered It IN Pursuit was made.
but In vain, and the experiments continued
without sausage.
a large crowd surrounded the booth to
see the three Massachusetts, girls and their
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
IAuNE NANCE.

A 5aune mango is sometimes usefaI IN
combination with blanc mango or Win
crimson or pale pink jellies- II IS aIso
an excellent dessert served BY ITSELF IL
wreath OF whipped cream navored WITH
hitter almonds or a circle OF peach pre-
serves. It is made Ike a blanc mango
with the addition OF enough yellow esq
voIks 10 give Il bright yello" color A
tiny pinch Of salt should be beaten with
- .rvs before they are put into IL
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER -


BArnard ] Biffsr TO Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co: 800 $1,000
Same TO James y Carl = asstS); total.
So eco. -.-,-
erhoff; S21 500. ~
George w Moore 70 James u Donald: $1,000
Amalia W Parsons 10 William II Bischon and
ano q assts) 800
Gustav / Pencil ana ano 20 FFleld AhoilI
q assts); $40 600 -
assts): SIS, GOO. -
Lawyers Title Insurance and 1rusI 90 70
Lawyers Mortgage CO: S6.6Oo
Mary McCaferty and ano to Peter Often
s., 100
SidweII Randall to Lucy r Comfort; 81
Mark II Rogers to Jennie Bachrach et Al; 81
Frank S Cannon, j, ct al to Mary McCaf-
ferty and ano; Sd
Nathan Wechsler to Frank Gems; 81.
Pobert Graves ct al. executors. to Robert
Graves ct a. as trustees 81 assts); total,
S1.015, 600 -. 80
Peter Schramn 20 Louis Tamke; $1,000.
Jesse NJ Samilson 70 Julius II Reiter; 81.
Matilda 3 TouSsaint 70 Fredericke hOppel-
mann: 81 coo. 1900
LAWYERS Mortgage GO TO New York blole SO
ciety q assts): total $Jo,OOu- -
julius 3 Ikelheimer TO Margaret McCitnnis e
assts). 81 - .,. , =,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 20 Margaret P
Graves a assts); total, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER 81

ID AVE $50: Grossmau Bros & Rcsenhaur1
agt Polish National Alliance, owner; Ta1sky &
Sponehik contractors, $500.
1s1ST ST 565 West Arthur F Smith agt
Andrew A Bibby owner and contractor; S1l5 TO
RITTER PI. s14; Emil Gebhard ct al agt
CrowuhIH Construction Co, owner and con
tractor: $3.50 o.
SHERIDAN AVE. II W cor Of 1851 st, i05. TX
so 2. Andrew s Wright ag- Briggs Avenue
Realty Co owner and contractor; STA
MADISON AVE, n c cor OF 66th st. I00xt0O5 8;
Sanitary Devices Manufacturing Co agt Park
view co. owner (renewaD; S1.2j0-
WOOSTER ST. Do and 234; Jacob Sparrow
a9t - n carr and ] T Mcdonald. ow-ne-s and
contractors; Sac
cr-rRr0AN AVE. II " cur OF 1dsd 81 los. TX
so - ,rrer. Michael Cerussi agt Briggs Avenue
RaaItv Co owner and contractor: $3.50.
t71gsT ST. 504 TO so West; Barnet Fam ast
one Hundred and Seventy-First Street Realty
% owner and contractor; SIG O5.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
LIS PENpENS.

10TH ST, so East: Kfve Slegsl aEt Israel
Jacobson ct al (foreclosurs OF urg1; attorneTs-
SIesel & Se<ei-
BROOME ST 81: Hsr-- Heidi agr I-fccr Rse-
ger ct al foreclosure Of rntg): attorlsyz Amend
& Amend
zTH AVE Q s. ~ e of oath st. 2o1Ss
A6oInh y Py1srh st al agt A Pusch et al par
tttIonl: attorneys, Kurzulan & Franksnheimer-
CARPENTER AVE. $3.50 TO gSsI; Henry Q
set aside deefl. attorney p NJ CrandslL
PRINCE ST cor Thompson st. &5-l1
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
tmpRovED ANIMAL HEADS.

Tn. heads that are used go profusely for
-. ssornment OF furs are this year softer
80 lighter than formerly. Heretofore
-, bave been mounted on cork, but now
.,-ss- interiors are OF rubber. They can
be pressed quite rat between the fingers
r,-,+ viii always return 10 their proper
s1s,-s after such treatment.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
THE WAR OF MODES
While It Rages Fiercely Women
Do as They Please.

-,,a width Of skirts, the exact length OF
- ,ba mace OF the vaistiine-these are
- on which the widest differences OF
-, exist among the authorities While
- ,-.--1a wages hot around them, women
- - wear, within certain limits.
- they prefer, and the shops do
,pei- best 10 give them what they want
one Is likely to he~oid- on going to choose moose
= tailored costume that the sklr1 shoulo
-,sasrrs only one yard and three-quar'eTS
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

nun the thinner muslin. as preferred N
Illustration white canton flannel II fin
-slso E1th q little rrfu OF embroidery q;
-s nscE
he quantity OF material required for the
@-4Srn size (sfx years. Is three and one
sS1 yards q inches wide or two and
-se-q1ar1srs yards 80 inches wide.
rl-si9e e pattern. No. SEQ. IS cut IN sizes fo-
-en two, four, six and eight years q
49, 4nc Bib be mailed 70 any address or
SSlpt OF 70 cents
c.stinc.lv s -.s.Ll. S3 -, y - kSsST TS.+ I. go
to- erk Tribune Il IN a hurry FOR pat
A. ss-c - extra 2-oent postage STAMP
sexJ.s W raa4 IL by letter postage n
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.


ORTIZ ST n s IT'S II = of Park ave; for !
~ hrif warehouse 25x9T.If; X Farren. 10
Iiiclfs Al Brooklyn owner: = Myers Union
srnaTe West architect cost S4.ooo
18TH ST 200 # Of Broadway; e2sdv,,.,, toT r.
o.on - S.S 49, owner. Gronenberg & Leuchtag,
Wyesf a.d ST architects; cost. $s0OOo
THE BRONX
rrFprc+ AVE " s. 200 II Of 260th st; for a
n 80 hrk dvg 2ix43; Victor Zaneietfi. 30s3
Heath ave. owner: NJ w Del Gaudio 4ol Ire
Isont ave. architect cost, SRoo0
ANDREWS AVE. $. 200 II n Of University
ave. FOR a 2la aty frame dwg. 34x40. William
= bergen. Is0th 1t and Andrews ave. owner:
Serviss & Glsw SO kingsaridgo I'd. architects;
cost $4,000.
CITY ISLAND AVD :. 960 n = Pilot
ave. for a Ii5 sty frame shop. 5Oxi25: Henry D
STsv,ins Ctrv Island owner; John Monks & SON.
81 Peaver ST. architects: cost, $1,000
CEOTONA AVE. " e. 2tsis q n OF Pelham
ave. for a stv frame enop. Idx2j.4. City Of
EaU York owner: Paul Meyer. 2dth 81 ard 1st
ave architect cost, sI.euV
i7sD ST. 454: for sty brk stable and loft
bldg. 1TxeOs Levy Hillson. 1I54 BathEaIs ava
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
TEE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Almost al children are apt TO be restless
N their sleep and 20 toss the coverings
sEoe In z way tha: means discomfort II
aot menace 20 health. Here are sleeping
gsrasnts Of such comfortable, cosey sort
e2t even The most restless yoUngste- would
md = impossible 70 expose himself TO
crst- They can be made from canton
.snnel. from fannelette OF from any ma
s-'sl of Tie sort OF they can be made
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

GEfLEAbI-1N
123D ST. 11S East; Harry Chaino~1t1 as'
Max BIau Of al; Nov 10. l9O5; SOU
VALENTINE AVE, e : 305 Il 4 OF Iseta 81:
r z Eeatinr Co agt George Schmid AealLS
nd ronstruction CO ct al: Sept H. 1910; SD 81
MADISON AVE. 415; J P Duty co sgt John
rlos ef al. Aug g. 1910 (by bond; S5' o.
~C-tTIrs 4I-Is : G cor 1s1st st: John Barba
,,r S-Secchina Caruoci ct al: sept = lslo SLOW
KELLY ST. s. t2o # fIIsGS Of IntepvaG essIty sTe;
Ge GsxO't ~ al. Aug 81 1910 (by bOncl 81. CD
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same: sept l.
lal0 (by bond) Sl,d25
15eD ST. s7s East Salvatore suTati ast same
seTt 10 1910 Cby bond): S220
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
$4,000 LOAN ON PROPERTY.

4 loan OF $4,000 has been made by the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company 10
the Ecallon Company on the property at
the southeast corner Of Broadway and 165th
street, a plot 110.11x10O-5 feet, on which
q high class apartment house IS TO be
erected.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
m THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
we're recorded yesterday at the Real Es-
tate Exchange salesroom, Nos. IA and le
VeSey street
BY John l. Parish.
ALIEN ST, 16s 25xs7-6. sty brr tennnt and
store: to the plaintiff for s27 $50
BY Joseph P Day.
MADISON AVE, 400 10 14Oe. 100. .I1x95, 6 sty
brk tennt and stores: 10 the plaintiff for
s24O 500
BY Samuel Marx.
10TH ST. al East. 25x94.e sty brk tenmt;
co Morris Gintzler for S31.964.
BY Samuel Goldstfcker.
wADSwORTH AVE. 294. 23.sx95. sty brk
hv-lg. 20 Browr-MeiEs Realties for sI0.5o0.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
.r,v,,n name and address Of purchase
EEPTEs6EER %
MANHATTAN.

~ EECKFR ST 297 and 29S. sty hrk n a
- Tsarrow "a, s9z frreg, Abraham II Levy
cor 49, Teyv: - right title and interest (Ynts
se s2e iss soo1; Sept 20. 500. address. 2Se West
l15th 81.
RowERY. 254 and 25s. sty brk, Il 7xs1 {,
william Marko ia Emma MAKO (uats 49,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
THE BRONX

BROOK AVENUE-Jauter & Biackner have
vojd for Mary Naver the four story double fat
house No. 1896 Brook avenue, on lot @o&1Uo
feet
COLLEGE AVENUE-Lauter Blackner have
7s=oId for Helena Trattner No. i043 College ave
nue. q three family brick house. on lot 22x9-
feet.
MARION AVENTE-Pierre A Gels has SOLO
for Ernest Hammer the three story brick and
stone dwelling house at the southeast corner Of
Marion avenue and feeth street, on a plot OK
115 feet
OGDEN AvENTE-Pierre A. Gels has sold
for Charles z. Duross the plot. S0Nf10 feet. on
the east side Of Ogden avenue, $50 feet north Of
roth street.
WHITE PLAINS AvENUE-w. F Kenyon
has sold q plot. 50x125 feet in White Plains
avenue. near McGraw avenue. van Nest
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES
(vith name and address Of lenders attorn
SEPTEMBER o.
MANHATTAN.

BOND ST. "a. d sty brS. 25.oxs9.s; Nov II.
1904; Great Jones st Realty Co TO the Green
9Th
BROO8IE ST. 2o6. sty brk 25x1oo: Sept
20, 1908: Simon Eigenmacht 10 Nathan Gold
stein, $3.50 attorney, Henry Meyer, SO2
Broadway.
ESSEX ST. 10 and 1st. 25x5O; MAY 1s.
1910; Abraham Neuruan and ano to William
G Horowttz. $3.50; address. les Lenox ave-
LEWIS ST. ia. sty brlk- cor OF Sd
70 Franz Backhaus; S11. GOO. attorneys. Arm
stein & Levy l2S Broadway.
WEST END AVE, 229 sty brlk 16xioo;
Sept It. 1907; Katherine L walker TO Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. $4,000: address. 176
Broadway
10TH AVE. e67 sty br2z. cor OF 47th
ST lease assignment; Feb s. 1905: Bernard
j. Rush TO the Henry Elias Bre"lns ing 20
St
11TH AVE. = cor of 185th st. I1o11zioox
5o T. Seat g9bsra 1902 Tgn kasT eTrx CO.
Madison ave
9TH ST 2os East K sty brlz, 25xes o; April
80. 1906: Bernard RossnfeId to Joseph L Butten-
wteser; $500; address, DO Broadway.
18TH ST, III East. sty brk: q. 10zss. 9; AFril E
address 229 Broadway.
18TH ST. 25-27 West. stY brk- es exsT. g.
Aug :. 1905; Mary Adelaide Heaton. indy and
lev Dsy. treasurer: SIS COO y atfornsy. Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
18TH ST, 234 East. 3 sty brk. II 1Ox1022 .; oct
13. 1868; Isidor Leipzig TO william Ritssrt and
Mary BisChon, exr ana extrx; 81. 500; attorney.
Abraham : Weltisch. 15O Nassau ST.
112TH ST, 203; Jan 2 1885; Marks Newman
and ano to David Schwartz. tr So, coo: attorneys.
Clarke & Clarke, "a Chambers ST
18TH ST 6GS West. sty brk, 16.sz1Oo. II:
June 29. 1905; Rachel L Cohen 70 Annie Z
Smith; 81, 600; attorney, L Cohen. 3Os West
18th st
122D ST s. 30 It OF Park ave. 2ax1oo II
Sept q, 1904, Sail Klein 70 American Mortgages
Co; $1s,0C0; address. 81 Nassau ST.
149TH ST. s. 100 # Of 10th ave 75x99 II:
Feb 2 1896; George Y Flurt and ano and
Charles Fiuri and ano 20 the Bank OF Wash
ingtnn Heights, by president; $4,000; attorney.
John Whalen, 206 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

ru,,sr slicing an onion 10 favor stew or
ssIaa score It before cutting or each
slL5a-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
BUILDING LOAN coWTKACr.

WASHINGTON AVE. q az2s z - fSsa
| -. Sc sxf2o. Mar Cnhsr tcars Third A~snz-s
Bu1tfr1 Co k22. 0c1
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
THE Bronx.

CONCORD AVE, " cor I41st st. 2Oz1oo.
July 8, 1905; Frank Jacob Neubergsr and ano 20
Mary II H Dayton; $3.50; attorney, Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust CO. 16o Broadway.
DECATUR AVE. . g 4244 # $ of 2O1st 81.
50x12O: Hermann Q EAers and 10 George
Stormtnger; 1900; attorney, Charles A Furth-
man, 50 ave and 14Sth St
LOTS 16S to 10. map Waldo Hutchins es-
tate Riverdale ave and ES8th st; July l. 1909;
Matilda Wetterer to Clarence Davies; 81, IL 50;
attorney. Lawyers Tile Insurance and Trust
Co. 160 Broadway.
LOTS I39 TO 141, map Of 300 lots controlled
by Henry Morgentiau; June 13, 1905; Benjamin
Hochbaum and Abraham L Shongut 10 the Au-
dress 50 Cedar ST.
WHITE PLAINS RD. W cor OF Nereid ave.
S21lx1OoXS5. iOx1OO.3; Sept .. 1910; EdW II Kelly
TO Augusta Morris de Peyster; SS5. 900: attorneys.
Shattuck & Glenn, 1I5 Broadway
IST AVE n " cor OF 4th ST. map Wakefield.
22S. GX202xi1 Il 3xI5o 1z10O 1890 1x2635: 1st
8. map village of Jerome formerly Williams
4th ST. Wakefield. 1l4.3xlO9x rreg; sept IS, 1906;
Filippo Cartisano TO Twelfth Ward Bank. City
Of New York; SO, COO; attorney, John WhaleH.
2G6 broadway.
100 being easterly haIf lot 3s. map central part
village of West Chester; March 9. 1909; Frederick
kessier; S1,S0O; attorney. Frank Gass' West
Chester
ID ST: same property same map; Sept 81.
1908; same to same; $1,000; address, same as
above.
13sTH ST 1927 and 1929 East. 81. 6x10O Sept
L. 1907: Wilhelmine s NJ JareI 70 EdwaTd j
Moloughney. $4,000. attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust Co 1T6 Broadway.
143D ST. s. 1852 Il e OF Willis ave, 141lx
1OO July / 1905: George " Beakes ard 21o %
Sarah r Clifford. of CssininE. y 7; $1,000: at
toruey. Smith Williamson. 1854 Alexander ave-
18TH ST. S $ Bill It Of valentine ave. 2i
Henry + A Wolf: s. 600: attorney. Title Guaran-
tee and Trust co, 10 Broadway-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

CONCORD AVE. n " cor 1z1st ST. 2Ox10o
July 8, 1908; Frank Jacob Neuberger and ano q
Mary n H Dayton; $3.50; attorney, Lawyers
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

FoR sAI.E.-tO ACRES. wESrBTRT. NEAe
sfa.io1- ftlst right for subdivision rrfcss
60 ss1.l- sss,- terms ". q. REEVES - CO.
fe4 East I'D ST. Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

DECATUR AVE, s. 424-4 # Of 201st 81.
50x12O: Hermann 9 EAers and 70 George
Stormtngeri 5000; attorney, Charles A Furth-
man, 50 ave and 14Sth st.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

WHITE PLAINS RD. " cor OF Nereid ave
g. 1lx1OQxS5. iOx100.3; Sept . 1910; Edw II Kelly
TO Augusta Morris de Pevster; SS5. 600: attorneys
Shattuck & Glenn rs Broadway.
The sun., 1910-01-09

at close to seventy-fve yards. And this
was the work OF a man who a week previ-
ously on the mainland could do no better
than three out OF ten clay birds and VINO
confessed that il took him q whole season
and as he figured nigh TO 400 pounds oi
lead to learn to kill quail as qual should
be killed.
As good a charge for goose and brant
alike, not forgetting the redhe0d, a.
you would want IL thirty grains Of smoke
less powder behind No. 4 or shot. ao-
c0rding to fancy. Many shooters prefer
os for ducks. their argument being that
4s gv clean through the bird. causing
too gAeot a flow OF blood. so that he can
swim away to die later on. But with
the % the ori1ces close up immediately
and the duck drops stone dead.
As for the ten gauge. its day has de-
parted. It Is too heavy for the quick
work requisite and the thorough sports
man ie apt to sneer at the man who uses
It for Juggling along cannon to bring
down his game.
ls such a plenitGde OF sweet, good ICED
that the fowl mere are entirely devoid
of fishy flavor. Hung down by its feet
for a day or so to drain the animal life
out Of IL, there is no finer eating duck than
the brant. 1t is both Handsome is and
handsome does, Il is curious that II
is not better known among epicures or
in higher favor ON the markets. Properly
cooked it would be difficult to tell II
either for appearance or favor from the
famous redhead. particularly as on the
dish. despite its enormous wing spread,
it sizes up about the same.
Roast gosling comes pretty near being
an Olympian dish, while a gander stew
Ia Ocracoke, following a soup made
from Pamlico Sound oysters, so rich in
the delicious little oyster crabs that il
is red as blood. is as nifty a proposition
as q hungry man could well tackle.
As to the season, il runs from about
November Is. when the birds first come
in, to the end of March. In February the
mated pairs, the old birds, leave. Bereft
Of those veteran scouts, the younger birds
are not so wary and come to the stools
more freely than earlier in the season.
Right now the season is in full swing and
the only limit is the self-imposed law OF
the shooters sense Of decency and sports
manship.
The sun., 1910-01-09

in the day. but nothing came Of IL. and
whom tho sun was near the naridian a
start was made for the camp. whore
dinner vas 70 be served at I o'clock.
When nearing the line Of the Choctaw
route, which had been crossed in the dark
that morning. the uncertainty OF hunting
was illustrated A huge tree, brother
to the giant utilized as a blind deeper IN
the forest. was encountered. II had fallen
so recently that ts top was still thickly
covered with leaves. As the writer clam
bered upon it's huge bulk preparatory to
loEping 10 the ground on the other side
there was tumult among the branches
OF the top and turning quickly he ga W TAX
ing wing not more than forty yards away
the biggest gobbler he had ever seen.
tame or otherwise.
Give it TO him!' shouted the guide in
frenzy.
The first barrel tore a peck Of feathers
out OF the big fellows stern a. he sailed
away. but he never slackensd his speed
a iot.
closely, and the monster rolled uncertainty
in his flight. dropping few more feathers
and evidently hard hit
You've got himl' exultantly shouted
the youthful guide as he watched the
gobbler's waverinS fieht, and finally when
the bird after flying three hundred yards
'or so pitched heavily into briar patch
the railroad both guide and hunter. ran
at the top OF their speed to the spot where
they hsd marked the big fellow down.
There were feathers in abundance and
the leaves were spotted plentifully with
blood. but there was no other sign OF the
lordly bird. The briar patch was several
acres in extent and the growth was tangled
and thorny. An hours CLOSE search was
fruitless and It was q crestfAllen pair
that showed up late for dinner.
Never mind" was the comment OF
the guide. .Ill 20 down the st. Francis
your gobbler Just the same for he's as
dead as a maokerel hidden away some
who're near that briar patoh.'
The following Tuesday morning the
keeper OF the Hatchie Coon Club camp
came to town and met the writer on Main
street.
Come round to Joe's and see your
turkevs was his salutation. sJimmy's
dog found him hidden under an old stump
dead as Hector and the boy. asked me
TO he sure that you got him:
the birds arrival had created when Joe's
was reached. The handsome gobbler
was hanging by the feet from a nail that
was almost five feet from the floor and
the crowd OF onlookers remarked that his
waffle trailed In the sawdust.
The bron1ed wings and throat cast back
tho reflections OF the. gaslieht. and the
ton inch beard proclaimed the patriarch.
When placed upon the scales it was seen
that the prize weighed ~ pounds and the
hunters cup OF Joy was filed to the brim.
A friend begged for the privilege Of serv-
ing the bird at q dinner party which had
been arranged for the following Thuraday.
and tho lordly monarch minus his beard
disappeared on the back OF the proudest
darby in Tennessee.
IL IL true that gentleman from Chicago.
Jealous OF the prowees OF the successful
hunter, was mean enough to remark TO a
party Of frfends that evening In this wise:
did you hear about IS turkey2 Shot
him on Sunday at Hatchie Coon. and he
came in and gave himself up ON Tuesday
The sun., 1910-01-09
ATHLETICS IN TIE ARMY.
How II Ii EncOurag ged-OrganiLIn Teams
and Picking star Meu.


The United States soldier is tou CHER
and physically touEher-than
he was before the Spa nish war. a. i'd Csp'
r. +. Thomas OF Wilmington, Dal. v
IA not the war which Ia to be thankful for
IL. Athletic training has done the work
It Is said this country gives far more atten-
tion TO the physical culture OF lts soldier
than does either Great Britain. France or
Germany. r.. ...
while they require a daily setting NJ
exercise similar to our own, these gun
calisthenics and other prescribed forn5
OF muscle stretching are supplenBcs>.sd
In this country by athletic sports
These are not compulsory. They do
not need to he. They have been entered
into 20 heartily that every post Of any
size has It's orgAnization. which back
Its track team. lts football eleven or tis
baseball nine. This is just what the wsr
Department wants them 10. do. 80 b IN
organized . bureau for the encouragement
OF athletics. ,t.,
Nearly every earrison has its committee,
conslsting OF at least one commissioned
ofncer in addition 10 non -confnissioned
officers and pgivatcs. 10 arrange progrannnnes
for fleld days. organize teaxns and psck out
me stsr men of the cccnnaand - sspFsssas
q n tho yarioun svsnfs-
The sun., 1910-01-09
Story OT an Ink stain.
From ire London Chronicl,

Pens and furniture used 10 the signing al
famous treaties and documents recall ArchiI
bald Forbess experience after Sedan. After
Witnessing Napoleon's intsrview with Bis
msrck At wayside cottnee and his sub.
seouent surrender, Forbes and y fellow war
correspondent slept at the chAteau which
before. The bedroom vas lust ss SaIio.
leon had left II and by the bed tho open hook
With which ne bad read hirnaelf 90 sleep. II
sltiins AZ tNe adjoining writing table,
Forhee wrote his despatch while bis corn.
panion ,gnawed AZ ham bone, their sole
Il furnished. he dung Il scross the room and
upset the inkstand into when Forbes was
ne yehSteau month or 50 ster tRe tx stsin
was ~ inted oct az caused by Napolean' 4
rage on leRrnlng the German terms OF peace
The sun., 1910-01-09
winter Day RaInhoM .

Columbus correspondence iRTtaao pohs Rsrs.
Several people In this city report havin v
seen rainbow IN the southeast during the
intense cold weather. They soy that
While the rainbow was not ss many colored
as those usually seen In summer time. II
had oil OF the brighter colors and was
dlatinct In every way.
The rainbow Gid not make a. larea an ARE
- those seen 70 warm weather. Ia IA sitS
asserted BY people who saw the nhsnosna.
non that the rainbow cast 3 shadSW on tine
surface ~ tbs sarth. ~ = '' ''''
The sun., 1910-01-09

~ seventy feet without a limb and more
than four feet through the lower trunk
There was an entire absence OF under
brush and 1t was possible TO see long dis
The birds were apparently unafraid,
but upon the hunters attempting to ap-
sproAch them they trotted on silently
with heads outstretched and tails droop-
siers far behind. Good runners have
found a wounded turkey too feet OF foot
for them, and 1t takes a smart pony to
keep pace with a strong bird in the open.
About O'Clock a fallen monarch OF
the forest was found and the guide de-
ferEnined 20 try his skill at calling. Like
y most OF the Arkansas hunters he used a
email cedar box with movable lever
rs call. By sharply dragging the wooden
tsver across the rodned surface OF the
produced 70 perfection. He rang all the
ikppenls OF the plaintive female and
iistSned Attentively for the answering
cali Of the male
Finally as the couple lay crouched on
y the ground screened BY the fallen
evs away back in the depths OF the
tsrasf came the full throated gobble OF
Ira male. IL was a fiercely exultant note,
y tr.d the guide waited for its repetition
before renewing his pleadings The
6icffous challenge came echoink again
thro1gh the forest. setting all tho blood
ct the aportsrnen a-tingle.
Wv sYearpl Yearp! Yearpl Y-e-a-r-pl-
Equnterfeited the Rui de. with world Of
ple&dinR In the hnal note, and through the
q fsood Numbered the answering gobbe.
20 Soon it was posrfbie almost TO hear the
ftFut Of the schampion as he dropped
+ bis wings and bade defiance to all turkey
< com, but plead as the guide might, he wac
! rowerless 20 lure the big fellow within
kunshot, The gobbler finally became
= b1Epfcious and was hoard no more Hall
An hour later by stimulating the eobhleI
4 relB response was had from a male. per.
z 4@ps the same bird encountered eariiet