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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-08
1dalid1er Nytarft 8erid)t.
Cincinnati, 7. aprtl 1910.

Tte raffoIaenben Guottrunaen be3ieben
iif nur auf Gnaros 2rdnsaftionens Bei
fleineren Geiddften weroen etrpas bobers
preiie berebHet.
grop tionen.
Der Narft mar rubte uno bic Bretie itetis.
S6maIs Is.-primaSte $l3 .75-l3. IS,
5amiIp 141z--151sc {. o. E.
Trofenseia IA IBenes Jleifd. Warfi
feft. ebort Hare Seiten 14111S-l4s4c, fbori
Rippenieiten 13Iz-l4Llc, ertra ibort clear
Geiten l4L-l4Lc, S6uItern 12--I21Se,
Bellies l6-l6L loie uno 11c mebr per'
paiit.
Bacon.-NGrft feit. Sbort Hare Sei,
ten i5111a-16c. furBe Rippenisiten I51s-
l51lc, ertra ibort tIear Ssttsn l511z-l5Ae,
SduIteru l3L-l3s4e unb BelIies l7H-
l7Le Ioie uno TX per gfunb mebr perpadt.
Sugar Cured = Lei d.. - Rartt feit
bel gutter Radfraee. Sdinfen 1871 1876,
pienit ShaItern ID 15c, Breof'aft 8a.
con 90 - 2le, chuItern I4IS-l5c. Qeru
9or. Gut edulteru 141l-15e, trodsne
geefsS6tntsn 1S--l5%e.
edbsep6feIts Glei'd. Wartt
feft. Gtinfen l711I-l7Xe, gisnie Shultern
I2L-l2Ac. Beaies ls-is1It, Shultern
l2H-l29c, Rem gort Gut S6uIiern l2114
-l2Ht.
Srif6es GIeiit.- sdinsen II -
171St pienic ShuItern 12-12Lc, ShuI,
tern IL - l2Ie, ibort Htppenieiter IL
l3t, fbort Hare Geiteu l311-131<t, EXTRA
bort SeiteH l3-l3I, Bellies l6-l6He
per gfunb.
Rebl unb getretbs.
RebI.- Rsues Binter gatent $40
5.75, Binter 5onep A.9o-5.25, 8iuter
cE0ryffu ~ 4n-4 TX rtr A
orotnares 1926 - $50. Gprtug gotent
s5 5.eO-5. 80, DO. fantp s4.so-b.25, DO.
SamsIY $40 - 4.65, RoegenmebI reines
a .55-4.75, ,eemiittes 81. .6O--4 so per gbI.
Nielsen. Rartt rubia uno itetia.-
go. 2 rotber Binter III - 1lgc, Ro. 8 LOG
--ll2t. Ro. 4 rother l0O-lO5c per gu.
Nel ttorn.-Wart rlIbia uno uiaiaer.
Ro. 2 ueibes 62L-63c, SO. 8 uetses
e2-62Lc, go. peibes 50 - Gle, SO.
9eIbes 59-5911c, Ro. eeIbes $3.50,
30. aeIbes So 5sr, Ro. oeriihtes
5s1l-59t, SO. bo. 5s-5s1sc, SO. 4 DO.
SO - 5Se, meibes aolbenlorn 81 - 64e,
eeIbes DO. 64-s6c. eemiIcbtes DO 62- 64c,
per Blu. 8erfauft puroen: 700 gu. Ro
z geni'htes gu $685. Gar SO. 4 DO. All
57c uno edr DO. su 561lc auf benz 8es
Ieiie.
Safer.-Rarft rubie unb itetiq. Ro.
Q Deiber 44H-45t, Stanborb rpetser A
1915. SO. 3 peiser 43--4312c, go. 4 bo.
42-4211lc, go. eemiidter 1896, go. 8
eeuriifter 42L-43e, Ro. 4 DO. 40-42t.
gertauft rpuroen: Gar 20. qemii6ter
III 1870, ! Gar 30. 3 DO. Al 43c, | 6dr
DO. III 4213c, 100 Bu go. rueiBer ,u 42c
uno 1000 Su. na9 BrObe ;u 3Se oui benz
Geleiie.
Roagen.-Rartt ftetie. Ro. 2 1886,
Ro. 8 70 - s3c, Ro. 4 1916 per gu.
Ral,. - Tribiabrs .Berite, Ro. 8 So
S3c, or6tndre 7Sc per Buihel.
8ereIeid Der G'etrei6es greiie nit ben.
ientseH am gIeiaen Iase oes porisen Sab.
res:
7. apriE 1910. 8. 4pril 1909.
Ret,er, 30. rotber .1lsc 1870
Weli1sorn, SO 2 aemiihtes 6OLc 69Le
Safer, Ro. z gemiiHter neuer 1919 54Le
Rcegen, R0. 2 neuer. .S3c s2Lt
Seu. Ro. Iimotbp . sl9.25 1880
bistp.
Ter Rar,t mar ftetia. gertduft purben
1915 Sbis. Tiftiaer's Tiniibeb Gooos auf
Der Bats Don 81. .35 per Gauone.
roceries
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-08
0 TO ceries
Raffse.-Rartt bubia. 0reifs ft.ti

gu greife f.etis. Rdffinirter Gut
2oaf $3.50, powoeree 5.s5. Cubes 6. .IOc,
graHuloteb 6.s5t, goufeetioners 81" 6 .65c,
Or ~" 5.35-5.6Ot, weiser ertra ,.G''
5.2o-5.30c, srtra ,,g" 5.lO-5. .I5e, oroind,
rer gelber 500. .O5c.
Wola les iit itetia. Reu Orleans OPEN
Kettle 35-40e, Centrifugal 2S-35e per
galone.
Rsis.-Rartt siemIi5 Iebbaft anb ft.tia.
Soai'toua. Saneu Seao 6--611,c, prinra ~
-5It, oroinarer 3s4-4Ls, Sapan -
4t per 9funo.
Gairp. .grobutte.
Butter. - Rartt r,lbia uus gr.is. ite.
.is 5antp Greamerp 336e, erram.rp
firfts Boz. DO. feconbs 27c, faren DARN 23e
Ro. 2le per gfunb.
Qdfe - Rar,t ite.is. Ohio Hat I71.e.
Roreroeit!ider l71I-lsc, 8ep gort Isle.
Stweiser 20-2lt. 2imburser I7s, griS
i71Se per pfunb.
eter. - anaetot or6Ser, Rad dfraoe out.
greis itetis. grirsa frii6. Sisnereisr 2o1 !.
fr'ts 2Of, gnbere 1915, feconss IL.
per 9ss., ie nab EuaIitdt. GSniestsr
3Oc. Gu'eueier 22c per Tuseno.
BetIag et.-9ahfraee gut. Rartt Itetia.
Sprtns ebttens uon l-1L BIB. $50.
Sunse Sabner ls-22s, Sabner l7-l7Lc,
pGbUe lie, 9r,itbtbner 10 - Gle. guIIs
l2s, iuHse enten lie, aIte GRten I7s,
Ganie 6--7e per giuuo.
Cbft unb Gemiiis.
aep tel. - Grtra fanep 800. fanep
4.oo---o.oo, quite s3.25--3.50 per Dbl.
$3.50 per aifte.
Grans en.-Rar,t rubts unb itetia. -
California RaueIs $3.50 - 800, TIoriba
$i.5O--2-26 per Rite
Rortoffe - Ginbetmiihe 3o-25c.
Ntbisan l5--30c per gu auf ben Geleiie.
SnBtartoHeIu. Gtte Seriep 81 .5O-2 .75.
3entufp 81 .50--i.i5 per Sbl
araut. - Warst ftetir. NeueS s2 on
Zoo per DBL. une Ritisan sI5.00-
100 per Ton.
Swte5eln. - gelbe @Iobes 90 s5e
per Bn., rueiBe 50-S5e per 8u.
Sarotten. Suuee 35-40c Der Tsb.
1omatoes. - 5lorioa S3.o0-3. rs per
gurten.-- elbli6e s. per Samper
Spars el.-20-30c per glnoel.
Sptnat.-Sl .5o--l.75 per DBL.
Sanbs Brooufte.
BobHeu. - Rartt itette. Vrima mars
reUfatt g 75--2 So, geiiebte uno bel Sauo
gepHadte Rapp s2.60-2.s0 per gu.
9ea. - Nartt rubis. Ro. 1imeshu
Sls.2o. Ro. DO. sl7.75, go. 8 DO. $I6. s5:
Niee. geMtidter 30. 1880 1900, Ro. d
20. si5.b0 - 1900; Stee. go. Sl5.oO-
io.n0. no. sl4.oo--l.450, alfalfa $500
per Ton.
Mablenfutter 1T fen. aIeie so4. 30
-25.25. RiboIina arobe ss25. .oO--26. 90, DO.
teines $26.50 - 27.50, sem.iiftes ,s,ttter
$25- -50-26.60 per Tonne In Hulf uun I'll On
mebr auf bem Geleiie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-08
Sem glori. 4 NnriI

Rem Dorf, Z. aprtl.
Ssnn mar beute ilau su S32 80 - 80 Is.
anpfer mar idpad cafe gu 1925 -
1880. Glectrolptbie su 1900 -- 1925
uno eating su Sl2.75-l3.00. SIei mar
fda sn $4.40 - 4.i5 uHo SpeIter eben:
faHs IN 1856 - $50 Giien mar ftetia.
Ao. | 6onnbrp Rortbern III SIS. .0o-l8. so,
no. DO. ;u SIT .50-lS. 90, 30. Soutberu
xHo no. ! SoatberH foit ~ sl7.5o-l7.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-08
N3Diii Welbmtartte.
Donnerftag, 7. 9IpriI 1910.

OonnerHag, 2. MpriI 1910.
DIE Rd4fraee mad Darleben mar beuts
fetns nennenswertbe hno bte geinafts TIN
MngemstHsn wareu rubia. Die 3ins,
raten fnb unueranbert aebIieben. - Die
Bdastn bere4ueten fir Darleben ION coll"
4-4H% unb bistontirten @ei1dftspdpiere
6l-8%. SIN offenen Wtarste lpurben
EotIsben ,,oB eau" su ~ uno ouf Seit su
AZ plaetrt.
mtAfu aaf WsS Dsss
Dastn itetig unb murben sa Bart smiideu
canfen perfauft. Die Gounterrate bstragt
Doc prdmie per $1,000.
Gtefu aaf axrsSa
waren itstis.-Sente finb bie foIgenben
EnstiraHeeH su beri6ten:
aonbon, 8 1ase Sibt, 1884. .s81z per e,
90 1oge Sihi, 4.s5-4.s51I per T.; Baris 8
Tase Si6t, 5l2L1-52O Srancs per 500
90 1aee si6t, bl7< - 5ls1s Gyrancs per
tlo0; fur Deutidianb, Iase Sidt, 4
Rort 95He, DO. 60 Eage Stdt, S41<e.
Tce,ineutarp Bills auf aonbon purben
eu 463I, omt GLASGOW su S4.S3L nnb
saf BeIfdft su S4.s3H perfauft.
cxases.rbliaaHs
subsg unb itetts. Die Bunsen quotiren wie
fnIdf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-08
Niebmdrfte.
Cincinnati. 7. 9fprt[,

GthctnnatL z. NprtI,
3ufubruno gerianot mdbreno Der pers
fLohenen "a Stunoen, per9ltden nit ben
porbergebenoen 3 5agen, tuaren pte Tolgt !:
QiifiIhr. Rinhnieh sdlmeins Sthdfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-31
(5ortfeBuns fpIst.)

- ausetei9. Griter Cons
ruenon: Dem Reisr ToIIten mir bod
eiaeutlid e 9Iiidpunidf6rsiben ienz
ben su Der er6altenen @us5si6nung."
= 3ptiter @ompaenon: .ReS fan
STUB! Sat er uns ia aud ni6t sras
tilIirt. uie mir babsn sema9t pleits." "
- @itiee Sruueu. puniere
Wdnner f,terten ia an elm unb bems
ielbsn Sus @eburtstds9" - rSu!
@as bait Ou oenn Dem 0einsn seges
ben2"- sd babe ibm eine aniidtss
tarte nit Dem Snterieur oes Saloons
eteeben - ipo er INNER gerne bin
ri69te." - Limb i'd babe Dem met.
nsn ben SausidliiieI in SdofoIabs
anfettisen laFsn."
Qufber SO9seitsrsife.
.9t9. Cigar, tpsun iebt pl0biid Elm
Giieububnauiammsnito6 srfoIste =
tpic berrli1 mar es, 70 miteinanoer
Su iterbsn! Grad elmer WsiIe.) Niht
lonbr, 9u biit bod in einer 2ebens=
petiidsruns9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-31
22. g apittI.


9ie pierunbSpansig Stunben, bic
felt ieinsr 8erbuftung perfIohen tpds
rem, batten binsereiat, Serberts&rdfte
ipeni9Itens inIotpeit piso.r gu beben,
bab er in lsibli9 feiter Saltun9 Dor
ben Ridter bintrsten unb nit tlarer
p.rnebmli6er Stimms uuf bic an
ibn gsri6tsten Sragen antporten
tonnte. Sein g(us'eben freili9 mar
nod INNER erI9redsnb senug, unS
na6bem er einen Bid in iein 9eii6t
aetporfen bate, srtbsilte ibm benn
aud Der unt.rIu9unssri9ter in bsmz
ielben freunbIi9srnften Soue, ben er
f9on gsitern seesn i'm un9eI9ldgsn
bate, bic GrlaubniB. ii9 tpGbrsno isis
ner @ernebmung gu ieben.
rSie baben nun 3sit gsbabt." iaste
er, .Sbre Gage gu iiberbenten unb ii4
bariiber tlar su tp.rben, buB es fir
sic bier nur .iuen ein5isen psrniinftis
gen Neg sibt, ben Dsg Der riidbaItIos
fen 9lufri6tiateit nGmIid. Ob sic
fi9 I9ulbis ober OBJ 81. ii9 fhuIbIos
fii6len, in iebem SAL tunn ss fir Sic
nibts glubbringsnberss g,6.u, als elm
frsimiitbises unb mannbuftes 8et.ns
nsn Der @abrbeit."
sd babe mid idon seitsrn rid
baltlos gu ben @erfsblunssn betannt,
bersn id mid fdutbig psiB. Serr
2anogeri9tsratb! @tipas anOerss
t0nnts ib aud beute ni9t Tu9en."
.Sie pifeu, buB .s fi6 bier midi
dm bic bon Sbnsn in 2idtenfelO be-
sungenen llnteri9ldsunsen bunb.It.
Sd sriparte pielmebr. bsute alIes BON
Sbnen gu bOren, mas Sic in 9s5ug
auf bic @rmorbung bss DIRECTORS
gleranbers Rotter gu fusen ipifeil."
sd tann nur pitberbolen, baB
i'd ni9ts nit ieinsr grmprbuns Su
tbun babe. Sd mar na9 Sbditir=
6en g.fabren, um meins 5rau gu
fpr.9en unb pon ibr bic Ytittsl fir
cine Sslu6t in oas auslunb gu erbits
ten. 9lls i'd elm padr S9ritte in ben
9artsn binetn setban bate. naabsm
es mir porber ipobl sins baIbe Stunbe
lang on Ulutb sefeblt bate. ibn gu
b.treten, ipurOs i9 bic 2ei9s Rotters
anIihtig. Sbr Qublid erfiilIt. mid
nit eintm 70 fiir9terlidben S6redtn,
baB id taum nod imitanoe mar, mid
oufr.6t su baIten. Damn bate ib
nur bic sine Gmpfiubuns, bub i4 10
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-31

So f6per es mir fdut. Srau
5rant : i'd fam mid baTnit bod
np9 nidt gang besniisen. Sabe.
Sic einen tbatfd9li9en anbalt bufiir.
bab ipirtlt9 cine 8esesnuns 5tpifden
ben beiben MGnnern erfolgt iit9"
-Mein Batter mar bolIitdnbig dnses
llsib.t, aIs mir ibn uuf b.m SuBbos
ben feines 3immers fanbeu. Ser
I6arf ssIabene RepoIper aber. ben er
INNER Bel iid true. iit, tpis i4 be-
Itimmt psiB. tueber in feinen &Ieibtrn
nod trgenbtpo in ieiner Stube sefuns
ben tporben.~
,Deitere @riinbe fir bic Mnnabme,
baB Sbr Batter au Der frusIihen 3eit
I'm @arten getpsien fsi, baben Sic
ni9t9"
r@snn i9 ie bGtte, piirbs i9 iis
bod ni9t nennen. Sd babe nit
benz, pas ib S1nen ba gefaet. bas
furdtbarfte Spfer ssbra4t. bus ie
elmer Sodter Susemutbet porben 1T.
alIes anbere lit Sbre Sadie. Sd
lperbe meiner ausfase nun tein tpeis
teres Dort mebr binSufiisen."
Limb i6 tdnn mid ni9t berufen
Fiiblen, Sic bon bic fem @ntf9luHe
abaubrinsen. 9lber id bin perpflid.
tet, Sbre 4uslase in einem Prototpa
feItaul.ssn. Sinb sic bamit einpers
ftanbsn, baB bic Qlbfufung bi.ies
prototolls auf cine fur5e 3eit ausges
Iebt perbe2 gs ipGre mir ndmli9 BON
Di9tietsit, porber Sbren 9atten gu
bernebmen, Der bsrsits in einem Res
bsnaimmsr auf feline @Orfiibruns
ipdrtet."
,S9 bin nit alien peritanben,
mas sic fir gut unb ri9tig bdlt.n.
Berbs td mein.n Munn i.bsn tOns
nen9"
SD made Sbnen in Sisfer Sin'
Ii9t nod feline f.ite 3uias.. aber
cine @sssniiberItslluns tOnnts might
6.rfpeiit au9 mir ertpiinfdt iein.
Dollsn sic alio sinitpeilen in bas
8oraimmsr suriidtebr.n! 9luf Sbren
Buni6 tpiirbe i6 iibrigsns germ bsreit
Iein, Sbnen Elm @las Dein pber cine
anbere Grfriiauns bsiorgen gu luis
fen."
Maraot Iebnte ab. 81. muAte
bem gtibtsr cine @erneisuns unb trat
aufre9t, pie iie setommen mar, in
bas 8orgsmd9 binaus, bdrin bic beis
ben perbroiTenen &onsliiten faBen.
/ glls ii3 bic Sbiir binter ibr s.s
fdloFen bate, ipanbte iid 9srbams
mer an ben @eridtsf9reiber:
rOas lit oramatif6er aIs ireeno ets
mas, mas i9 bisber .rlsbt babe.
@lauben sic an bic Dabr9eit ibrer
@rsGbIune?"
| limb Der aIte, einfu9e Mann, Der
Tein WiFen nibt aus iuriitiiden Ders
fen, ionbsrn nur aus ben 9ef6ebniis
fen bes 2ebens bate, bur9 bds er
stgansen mar, ertuiOerte bebGatig:
sd CLAUDE, Serr 2anbseri4tsratb
bab lie unb.bsntli9 iid felbit b.a
Weorbes beI9uIbist buben piiroe,
ipenn Iie barin bus einsise uno leBt'
Utittsl ssIeben bdtts, ben Rann tbtsr
2iebe gu retten."
Der Neutrality-suspicious. ertpibert,
ni6ts. gr briidte auf ben 8nppi
Der 8ingeIIeitung unb ertbeilte bsm
eIei9 barauf eintrstenben S4uB'
mann 8efebI, ben llnteriu9un9ssea
fansenen Serbert 5runt porSufiibrsn,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09

that they were not able to care for
them in their canoes. They multiplied
so rapidly that when the first school
was surrounded and dragged ashore an
other one appeared, and so on till the
people were surfeited. Yet the fish
stayed in the locality, circling around.
While the people were thus fishing
and feasting at Koolau, the brother ar
rived among them in his human form,
and when he saw the hilu-uli broiling
over the coal fire he recognized the fish
form of his sister. This SO angered
him that he assumed the form of a
whirlwind and entered every house
where they had hilu and blew the fish
all back into the sea. Since then the
hilu-uli has dark scales, and from that
time it is well known all over the
Islands.
The hou, the snoring fish, lives in
shallow water. When fishing with
torches on quiet, still night, if one
gets close to where it is sleeping it
viii be heard to snore as if it were a
certain species of human being. This
is a small, beautifully colored fish. Ger
tain sharks, also, sleeping in shallow
water, can be heard at times INDUCING
in the same habit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09

The swarming of the red fish, Ala
laua, in the harbor, and the report of
big catches made by fishermen. brought
cut the old superstition among the Ha-
waiian people of the apprehension felt
when the alalaua comes into port, the
fear that some member of the royal
family was soon to be called by death.
This is but one of the superstitions
II connection with Hawaiian fishes, ac-
eording to the stories of natives who
know all about such matters. Some of
these stories are termed mythical. in
others the truth is never questioned.
and together they have a deep hold on
the Hawaiian mind.
In the olden times, as related by a
Hawaiian authority in Thrum's Annual,
certain varieties of fish were tabued
and could not be caught at all times.
being subject to the kapu of Kuula. the
dsh-god, who propagated the fnny
tribes of Hawaiian waters. While deep
sea fishing was more general. that in
the shallow sea. or alongshore, was sub
lect to the restrictions of the konohiki
of the land, and alii s. both as to GER
tain kinds as we'll as periods. The sign
of the shallow sea kapu prevailing was
by branches of the hau tree placed all
along the shore. The people seeing this
token of the kapu respected it, and any
violation thereof in ancient times was
said to be punishable by death. While
this kapu prevailed the people resorted
TO the deep sea for their food supply.
With the removal of the han branches,
indicating the kapu was lifted. the peo-
pie fshed as they desired, subject only
10 the makahiki tabu days of the priest,
or ALI, when no canoes were allowed
to go out upon the water.
Offerings to the God.
The first fish caught by fishermen. or
any one else, was marked and dedicated
to Kuula. After this Offering was
made, Kuula S right therein beng thus
recognized, they were free from further
obligations SO far as that particular
variety of fish offered was concerned
All fishermen, from Hawaii to Niihau
observed this custom religiously. When
the fishermen caught a large supply.
whether by the net. hook or she'll, but
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-09
. BABIES AND CHILDREN

should be fairly plump. They
ought to put on fat as fast as
they use it up; for fat is fuel,
and the burning of it makes pow
er and force. Thin children
even along to the age of eighteen
or twenty-are in danger from
consumption, and from other
Wasting complaints. The chill
,iren who starve, and the young
men ana women who are con-
sumed-why, the very idea of
it is frightful. For such as
.hey, there is always what is call,
sG "mighty famine" in the
land. Food, though it may be ia
ken plentifully, does not nourish
stem. 1t makes no fat; it gives
~ strength. To prevent this, to
cure this, to save the young ones
at the mothers knees, and the
bright boys and girls who are
Just looking at the world with
ambitious eyes, is the purpose of
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
It's success is decided and set
lied. Thousands owe to it life
and health. 1t is palatable as
honey and contains all the cur
alive properties Of pure Cod
Liver Oil, extracted by us from
fresh cod livers, combined with
the Compound Syrup of Hypo-
phosphites and the Extracts
vi Malt and Wild Cherry. In
building up pale, puny, emacia-
Ced children, particularly those
troubled with Anemia, Scrofula,
Ricketts,, and bone and blood dis
eases, nothing equals it: its toll
&c qualities are Of the highest or
der. A Medical Institution SAYS:
We have used Your preparation
in treating childreh for coughs.
colds and inflammation its APP
pIcation mas never failed ~ in
any case, even the most aggra-
gared bordering on pneumonia.
The children like it, and it
aniids mp their bodies many
attic children owe their live-
10 it" Effective from the first
dose, and you cannot be Gisa2-
pointed IN it. " Sold by chemists
New-York tribune., 1910-11-14

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New-York tribune., 1910-11-14
NOTICE OF SALE.

SUPREME COURT. QUEENS COUNTY. -
Charles G.. Mailer Plaintiff against Edward
Mailer: Gustave Mailer. individually and as
crime Mahler, wife Of said Gustave Mahleri
Matthew Mahler. 3rd: Josephine c. Mahler;
Helen D. Mailer; Grace z. Mahier; Harlem
Savings Bank, Defendants.
In pursuance of an interlocutory Judgment Of
Partition and sale duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date the 9TH 9th
referee in said Judgment named, will sell AZ pub
16 Vesey street. in the Borough of Manhattan.
City of New York on the 9th day OF December.
1919 at Il o'clock noon on that day. BY joseph
said Judgment to be sold, and therein described
follows:
All that certain tract Of land. With the I'M. I'M.
provements thereon, situate IN Ward One OF the
Borough and County Of Queens City and safe
OF New York, and being lots numbers 3D. a.
So SO and 81 and the northeasterly half OF lot
map entitled Map of 161 Lots of Ground stu
in the Village of Astoria. Queens County.
veyed April: 1s7o. by r G. Van Alst. City Sur
veyor.'' and filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF
described as follows: Beginning at point IN the
northwesterly line of Ninth Avenue (kouwen-
hoven Street. distant one hundred and thirty y
seven feet and six inches northeasterly from the
corner formed by the intersection OF the norm
uortheasterly line Of Jamaica Avenue. as shown
on said map; running thence northwesteriy par
aIlel with said Jamaica Avenue one hundred and
fortv-fve feet and i've and one-haf inches 10
the southeasterly line Of lands OF George Pom Pom
eroy; thence running northeasteTiy and a!ons
lands of George Poneroy, about one hundred
and thirtyseven feet and six and onssali s-sai
line of said ot number 80 with the southeast
eriy line Of said land of George Porneroy; and
thence southeasterly along the northeasterly Lne
Of SAID lot number SO one hundred and forty
two feet five and one-eighth inches to the north
erIy line of said Ninth Avenue; and thence
so1i+h1vesterIv along the northwesterly line OF
Ninth Avenue one hundred and thirty-ssven feet
and six inches to the point of beginnfng
The following is a diagram Of Parcel NO. &c
be sold:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-14
FOREcLosURE SALES.

Iras DfI eii,eoId 1JIoh4T 4 NEW YORK COUNTY
Isaas eIihgoid. Plaintiff against William Ly-
80, - f.o,aeitHs.lusnts--In pursuance OF juds
In the above entitled ACTON haarine Sat. the ed
day of September 1910 IL tn5.rsirned
Referee In said Judgment named will sell at
puoIlc auction , at the Exchange Salesroorns
Numbers i4-Io Nesey Street Boro,,xt, of Man
haitian. City of New York on ,hs I'D u aav of
xs9FeifioeT, AVlg et II O'Clock noon on tina: day.
ny samuel MARX Aucticneer The premises
olrected py sald Judgment to be sold and therein
described is as follows: All that certain plot OF
land situate. lying and being IN me Cstv and
County of New York bounded ana described as
follows: Beginning at the corner formed bv the
intersection OF the southeriy side of one hundred
and eighty-fourth Street with the Festerfy side
OF Broadway, and running thence SoI,theriy.
along the easterIy side OF Broadwav seventh
five feet seven and one-half inches To a point
distant seveuty-four feet and eleven inches
southerIy from the S0uther1y side of One hundred
drawn at right angles to said One hundred and
elghty-fourth street; thence Easterly parallel
with One hundred and eghty-fourtb Street
ninety-two feet nine and hve-eighths inches 10
point in a line drawn parallel with and distant
five hundred and thirty feet Westerly from the
Westerly side OF st. Nicholas Avenue mea s1red
along a line drawn at right angles thereto;
thence Norther1y. parallel with St Nicholas Ave
Southeriy side of One hundred and eighty-fourth
Street, and thence Westerly along the same
hundred and three feet one and fve-etEhths
inches to the point place OF beginning.
mortgage made to secure the principal SUM OF
SII,eeo with the unpaid interest thereon
Dated, New York october 2sth. 1910.
- Joseph ULLMAN. Referee
iAEFE-NTRITT, COOK & NATHAN. Attorneys
fer Plaintiff. Ill Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan, New York City.
The following Is diagram Of the property TO
be soId
New-York tribune., 1910-11-14
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
David Manner and another, plalntl1s'
against Sol Danenbers ct al detenda eias,;-. R.s
and sale duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date the
2eth day of October, 1910, l, the undersigned:
the Referee in said judgment named, VIII sell
at public auction, at the EXchahse safes
Of Manhattan. City of New York, on the 29th
day OF November, 1910, at L O'Clock noon on
that day By Daniel Cireenwald. Auctioneer.
the premises directed by said Judgment 10 De
All that certain lot, piece or pareei OF
land with the buildings thereon erected.
situate. lying and being in the Borough OF
Manhattan, in the City OF New 1ork, anu
bounded and described follows:
Beginning at a point on the southerIy slde
Of One hundred and twenty-hrst Street, sixty
six feet and eight inches westerly from the
southwesterIy correr Of said One hundred
and twenty first Street and FIRST Avenue
thence running southerly parallel with said
First Avenue one hundred and four feet and
one half of an inch the centre line Of the
block: thence westerly along said centre line
of the block sixteen feet seven ilches: thehCe
uortherly again parallel with said First Ave
Hue and part Of tho way through party
wall one hundred and four feet and one half
of an inch 10 the s0utherly side OF One nun
dred and tWeuty-frst Street; thence easterIy
along the southerIv side of one hundred and
tventv-drst Street sixteen feet seven inches
to the point or place CT beginning SAID
premises being known by the street No. So
East 12tst Street. 49,
Dated New York November End, 1910.
SAMUEL STRASBOURGER, Referee.
L. & A L ZINKE, Attorneys for plaintiffs.
300 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.
The following is a diagram Of the property
10 be sold; It's street No is 90 East i-lst
Feet 1a1st street.