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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO BOND BUYERS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
r. Hume, village clerk, Brown block
Omaha, Nebraska, on or before July rs, 1910
for the purchase OF the following bonds OF
the Village of Dundee:
per cent semi annually, Nineteen Thousand
Five Hundred ISIS, 300 Dollars.
Street Improvement Bonds, dated July /
1910 per cent, semi-annualiy, Nineteen
Hundred Five Thousand (S19, 500 Dollars.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees Of this
Village Of Dundee
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids p. Il. HUME, Clerk.
J16d7t
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
TOURIST KILLED in AUSTRIA
American Actor Thrown from Bicycle
AZ High Point Of Mountain
Was Taking Vacation.

VIENNA July 1s.-An American actor
named Piumer was accidentally killed to-
day near scharfling, Upper Austria. with
another American actor whose name is
given as Victoria, Plumer was spending a
vacation at Mondsee Today they decided
TO make an excursion on bicycles to the
nearby soharfbers, which rises $50 feet
above the sea. In rounding a curve at
dangerous point in the road Plumsrs wheel
came IN contact with a stone and the actor
was thrown of and instantly killed.
Inquiry In theatrical circles Ia New York
failed 10 establish the identity OF either
Plumer OF Victoria.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
pUN's wnEkLY TRADE REVIEW
business In All It's Outcomes Wait.
ON Crops.

NEW YORK, July 16.--R. q. Dun a. Co.'S
Weekly Review OF Trade today says:
Business in all its branches waits on the
outcome OF the years crops. In the mean
time the leading industries are experiencing
somethng more than the customary mid
summer dizziness and curtailment OF produc-
ton and price concessions continue.
Retail trade a. Is pointed out by one Of
the largest mercantile houses In the United
states, IL much better than wholesale trade.
which has been largely dsmoraiiEed BY the
price situation. This indicates a fair con-
sumption OF merehandiss, making for aOund
conditions Al the bottom
With the adyent OF fall great awaken
ing OF interest Is looked for ia iron ana
steel. Production OF pig iron continues at
a good rate, but uncertainty as to prices
Is q deterrent influence and accumulated
stocks have a depressing effect The OUT
look as regards the fuel situation mas
slightly improved and there has been some
contracting for the last half at an advance
OF 10 10 u cents over quotations for spot
coke.
Dry goods buyers are coming 10 the
markets more freely and many OF them Will
attend the semi-annual meeting Of the
wholesalers association next week High
cost cotton and low priced goods still force
very material curtailment OF production
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
LABoRER FALLS FROM HEAT
Forest Neal IL Frustrated while al
work and Taken 90 ST. DO
sephp Hospital.

Forest Neal, laboTer, while working in
a ditch at Twelfth and Farnam streets,
yesterday afternoon was overcome by the
heat and taken to the st. Joseph's hospital.
His address could not be learned by the
police, but Surgeon standeyan. who at
tended him. said bis condition was not
serious,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
FORBID NEWSPAPERS TO
TELL OF PRIZE FIGHTS
HHtchinsoh, Kansas, People Must Get
Outside Papers 10 Get ta3
News.

HUTCHINSON Kan, July l6.--rhe city
commission tonight passed an ordinance.
effective Immediately prohibiting the show
ing Of moving pictures OF prize fights, ana
also, the printing In newspapers OF any
news of such fights
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
RAILROAD MEN HOLD OFF
Strike May Be Called at Any Time
Now on Pennsy.
MAY BE NEW PROPOSITION
President Mcorea says Demands Of
the Men Are Unfair and
ENinces an UnGrRtcful
spirit.
MAY BE NEW PROPOSITION

PHILADELPHIA, July 1B--Nothng de-
veloped IN tho wage controversy between
the conductors and trainmen on the Penn
sylvanIa lines east OF Plttsburg and the
officers OF the company today that would
indicate that the breach betweon the two
parties is closing The general committee
of the railroad men did not meet the offl-
GERS of the company and nothing has
passed between them since negotiations
we're broken off late yesterday afternoon
Rumors that were in circulation today
that strike would be called some time to-
of the Order OF Railway Conductors, who
said strike would not be called before .
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Garrettson would not say that a
strike would be called tomorrow, content.
ing himself with the statement that he did
not know when a strike order would be is
sued.
Rumors that new proposition might be
made or that the employees committee
might make some other move gained cir
culation, but could not be confirmed.
President James McCrea came out to-
night in a statement giving the company's
side OF the controversy. In it he said the
demands Of the men were unfair and q pen
atty for former liberal treatment Of it's en-
ployes.
want usual Code of Rules.
President GarTettson also gave out q
statement tonight In which he said that
all the men insisted upon was that the
code Of rules that obtained ON every other
railroad in the country should be applied
on the Pennsylvania without q reduction
in the present rate Of wages.
President MoCrea's statement, says:
1T should be clearly understood that Il
Is not less hours OF labor demanded by
the conductors and trainmen, but, on the
contrary, what they do demand Ia nor'
money for every hour they work than 4
paid by other railroads in this territory
western situation Relieved.
| PTTTSBURG, July ia crisis which
threatened today in wage negotiations be
tween the Pennsylvania railroad and IT.
26OOO conductors and trainmen was con
siderably relieved tonight After a tw
hours conference between railroad Off
GERS and general committee Representing
the 10000 men involved on lines west o
Pittsburg, 1t was announced by the com
nnittee tonight that negotiations were sti
on and that the situation was much les
strained.
This came after word reached Pittsbur
from Philadelphia that the situation in tn
east hinged entirely on Developments her
and that q strike call might be issued q
once II the western officers OF the roa
refused the mems demands. General Man
ager q. L. Peck, after today's conference,
stated that NEGOTIATIONS were still IN vii
the men and that further meetings wit
the committee would be held early mes
week.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

BARNES COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA.
No. 1--6o0 acres fine improved narm.
Barnes county, North Dakota, six miles
from town, about ss,00o worth OF improve
ments. 800 acres in crop and must be sold
BY July LIST. Price tS0,VU0 with u on crop,
cash S9,OU0 and tl,UO0 December LIST, balance
S2OOO yearly. ten years. This IL snap
&C orTER TAIL COUNTY, MINNESOTA.
No 2-240 acres, les acres under cultiva-
ton, balance pasture and timber. good
buildings, nine-room house, stone cellars,
large barn, hay fort. two good wells, good
soil Five miles from Perham, Mimi. "a
mile to school and ~ miles to church A
snap al yy7.5 per acre.
No $50 acres, four miles from Perham
Mimi, good black soil, clay sub soil. $1,000
worth Of improvements. 500 acres in crop,
balance pasture q nd good timber. Price
'KfDDER COUNTY. NORTH DAKOTA.
! No. 4-6lO acres, one mile north of paw-
| son, n d., fine improvements, 100 acres
| in crop black loan soil, clay sub soil Must
be sold Y Of crop II sold at once. Price
SNo 200 acres about rs miles N. T. OF
! Dawson. NJ D., 6-room house. large barn,
/ sheep she'd. granary, we'll and windmill.
| No better farm IN Central North Dakota.
| Mortgage $500. $500 for equity. These
are subject to sale ana change Of price
| without notice. Address all letters TO e. g.
! Hunt. SIS Temple court. Minneapolis,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
In &c District Court o. DOuslas County

In the llistrict Court or Douglas County,
Nebraska.
DOCKET 5l--NO 2l5
state OF Nebraska, Plaintiff against the
American Savings Bank, Defendant or
der for publication Of notice OF applica-
ton Of receiver tor final discharge
On reading and filing the petition OF Jo-
ssph w Thomas. receiver, FOR passing Of
his accounts ard discharge OF himself az
receiver, and also for the discharge OF
his sureties on his official bond, and for
the discharge Of such bond and said petit
lion setting forth that all OF the debts and
liabilities OF said bank have been fully
paid and that the costs and expense OF said
recevership have been fully paid and that
there are no funds remaining In his hands
as such receiver.
II Is therefore ordered that said petition
be heard at court room No 7, IN the Bee
building, on the 10th day OF July, 1919 at
10 o'clock a. m. Of said day, and that no.
tice be given OF said hearing to all parties
Interested by publishing tha same for three
90 successive days In the morning edition
q The Omaha Daily Bee, Omaha, Neb.,
beginning with Sunday morning, July n,
1910
Dated July ls 1919
tsisnedl GEORGE A. DAY.
! Jyl-h-b' Judge.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

When you have anything to sell or trad.
advertise II IN The Bee Want Al columns
and SCI quick results.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
North Dakota.
Oregon.

$3.50 PER ACRE
5000 acres 81 Minnesota'a great clover
belt, price, $50 per acre; biggest bargain
sC5wAB BROS,
10 Guaranty Bldg. Minneapolis, MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

WEBSTER sTATIoN--Ftfteenth Apd
webster
Missouri Pacific
Leave Arrive
Auburn Special. .........b $50 pm bl2:1O pm
Chicago, Sc. Paul, Minneapolis a
OmmhR~--
Sioux City Ekpress..... 400 pm bliss am
Omaha Local .......,..... .....'.. SEQ PIN
Sioux City Passenger. ...,.... b $50 pm
Twin City Passenger. b $50 am ..........,
sioux City Local. ..,....o 1886 am ........,.
Emerson Local ..........b b;b5 pm b $40 am
(a) Daily. Cb) Daily except Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
MOST TRADE LINES QUIET
Business Claimed to Be Up to Last
Years Standard.
CROP SCARE TALK LEssEEED
Increased Moisture in Northwest
Leads to More Optimistic Feel
ins I'm Regard TO Spring
wheat.
CROP SCARE TALK IEssEEED

NEW YORK, July 1s.--Bradstreets today
says:
quiet still characterizes most linee OF
trade and industry with operations limited
by vacation and summer shut-downs The
first OF the fall buyers are in the lead
Quoted with caution or conservatism pend
ing ciet-. er Views OF crop outcome. Trade
az a whole Is claimed to be equal or IN
excess az last year at this period, but
except where hot weather demands or
clearance sales have. resulted In broken
stocks, shipments Of goods are light.
fair to slow. Increased moisture In the
northwest has led TO q more optimistic
feeling as TO spring wheat which has
current for some weeks past in that section,
encourage some fall buying and restrict
CANCELLATIONS. though much damage is con-
coded done.
In the southwest the better than earlier
expected results Of the winter wheat
harvest and satisfactory progress by corn
nave made for a better feeling as to future
trade, though immediate demand has not
Yet picked up materially.
Business failures In the United States
for the week ending July "a were so2 against
25s In 1905; Ia In 1907 and 1883 in 1905.
business failures in Canada for the week
number twenty-four, which compares with
sixteen last week and thirty-slH In the
At the south the trade is quiet.
Trade waiting Ia isast.
At the largest eastern markets trade il
still largely OF q waiting character. Cur.
tallments ~ stu largely IN evidence In the
iron ana steel, cotton, WOODEN coal, lumber
and coke trades The labor situation Ii
rather more disturbed owing to strikes oi
clothing makers and the threats Of strikes
for higher wages on the Pennsylvania sy6-
tenn east and west
Wheat, Including flour exports from this
United states anu Canada for the week
ending July IL aggregate 1,l4O,2lS bushels
aBainsl L663, l15 last week and 4. 1853 los this
week last year For the two weeks end
ing July IA exp1rts were 2,7b4VA bushels
against 2,SeO.7ll In the same period las
bushels against l90.O72 last week aud 100 il,
ia 1870 r'or the two weeks ending july
4 corn exports are 24.s2B bushels agains
lfl,bM last Year
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
REAL ESTATE
MSseeIiaaeSus.
FARM AND RANCH LAND ron SALE
CContinuedl

MSsceilh ne0us.
lIAvE. YoU A FANA- FvI. SALE on
TRAPE7 or 80 you. want to buy onei
Make Jour want known through THE DIES
iowa. Rates: cent word for each Inser
ton, cents line. 20 cents an inch. Ctr
rnlSuon 1900 largest Of any iowa daily
Tive US a trial, Address Tie Capital. Land
stt lles Alnines. Iowa
SNAPS IN GOOD IMPROVED FARMS
BARNES COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA
No. 800 acres fine. improved farm.
Bsrnee county, North Dakota, six miles
from town. about 5000 worth Of improve.
by August /. price $4,000 With one-half Of
crop cash 5000 and $1,000 December l.
balance 5000 yearly, ten years This Is a
snap for someone.
OTTER TAIL COUNTY, MINNESOTA.
No. 2,--240 acres, 1856 acres under cultiva-
ton. balance pasture and timber; good
buildings, nine room house, stone cellars
large barn, hay fort two good wells GOOD
soil. Five miles from Perham, Mimi, ONE
half mile To school and one and one mar
miles TO church. snap at $3.50 per acre.
No. $3.50 acres four miles from Perhanl,
Mimi; good, black soil, clay sub soil toOOO
worth OF improvements 500 acres In crop,
balance pasture and good timber. Price
S45 per acre.
KIDDER COUNTY. NORTH DAKOTA
| No. A--6t0 acres, one mile north Of DaW-
son. N. D., fine improvements. 400 acres
In crop, black loan soil, clay sub soil.
Must be sold. one-fourth Of crop IL sold
at once. Price $50 per acre.
No. 900 acres about four and one-half
miles northeast of Dawson, NJ d.. six room
house. IarKe barn. sheep shed, granary,
well and windmill. No better farm In cen
trail North Dakota. Mortgage E,eO0 $500
for equity.
LA INQUIRE COUNTY, MINNESOTA
No. 0.--i.6b0 acres two miles from Ia
Moures La Moure county, North DaktNa
], 300 acres in crop this year. s2O,0eO worth
Of buildings. Can be made into three Gle
CANT farms Price $50 per acre.
No 7.--2SO-ac farm just outside Of the
city limits of Columbus, Wis, town Of
5000 Inhabitants, situated on the Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad; fine little
tory creamery etc. This is fine arair
and stock farm, has good flowing we'll, tine
orchard, running water In pasture, arc
ment barn, good horse barn and creamery
corn crib and other out buildings. GooC
one and one-hah story house In fair con
dition. Price $40 per acre.
No. g.--lBf acres, three miles southeast o.
Columbus, about ninety acree plow land
fine thirty acres pasture, balance tinbe
and meadow. The creamery and snhoo
house about forty rods from buildings. Thii
farm Is well located and worth the price
Price S11O per acre.
No. s-S2 acres located IN Dane county
Wisconsin, about twelve miles from TIT
state capitol and located from three to fiv'
miles from four ether good towns, rum
practically in between them. This Is
splendid farm with one of the finest barn
with silo In Dane county. Has two goo
acres acres Of III fine timber, balance can ali B
! cultivated Certainly a bargain, Price 81
per acre.
Possession can be given on any of thes
above farms this fall and terms to sui
4 the purchaser.
. These farms are all a number one. an
will stand the closest inspection.
n. c. HUNT.
J SIS Temple Court Minneapolis, Mimi.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
The Bee has established
its position as the leading
Real Estate Paper Of
Nebraska.
rAnn AMI E E4ko ES ] 70, ...n


NebrnHkn--tOntInne
NEBRASKA. LOUP COUNTY.
HOMESTEAD RELINQUISHMENI
AND IMPROVEMENT FOR SALE.
fun square section. go acres, now
sod house. 1870: stable. frame grAnary,
well and Windmill pasture fenced; J mile
to school and church. Good neiahbors.
Sickness cause Of selling. Must he sold
quick Don't take time 70 write YOU
would have to see il anyway before you
would buy. The place Is just In shape 10
move right on to. This Is fine dairy,
stock and farm section. No waste land
on g.. Come to Burwell on y. & M. r X.
and out 20 Aimeria on mail hack ] viii
meet you. Price only 81 10000.
w. NJ HOVER
Almeria. Isoup Co. Neb.'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

5000 acres In town on new railroad. In
ono OF the richest farming counties In Cen
5000 in 90 days. 5000 January !. 1911, easy
terms on balance OF the purchase price,
will give release for every sale subdivision
from town lot TO farm and accept pro rata
amount yet due for purchase money; ex-
months. X. ]. Ellington, Mexita. Tex.
A00l% acres fine level hog wallow plains
farm land near the thriving city OF Anars
city of the northwest; soil as rich as could
pc desired and water In abundance. Price,
S25 per acre: will exchange for good mer-
chandise or business property. Joe J.
Mickle Land Co.. Memphis. Texas.
IWo tracts OF land OF $40 acres
each, located about ten miles southwest Of
Houston in the best farming community III
Harris county; Westheimer shell road and
railroad station within half mile; price ST.
per aorsi adjoining land being sold at from
SO to 500 per acre; complete description
and map on request. a. e. Swanson q Co.
Mason Bldg, Houston. Tex
LEES, TEXAS.--New town in GlaSscool
county, center S5,ooo acres finest farming
land, now being colonized. No irrigation
Best OF SOIL Ideal climate. Altitude, 28oI
feet, Pure water Best class people from
old states settling and developing. Opening
mercantile firms. Townsite and land sales
men wanted. Lee-Norris Co, Lees, Tex.
TEXAS GULF coAsT-They are coming
ia tralnlonds 10 buy our and lO-acre farmi
Ia the proven orange belt OF Texas, ais,
truck farms aud town lots on the coast
Why don't you comei Write for books TO
day. Scandinavian Dept, SIS Gibbs Bldg.
San Antonio, Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17


ron SALE cheap lB1-aore farm, with
buildings; 20 acres cleared no rocks, no
stumps no waste land; bordering on nice
AXE with ali kinds OF fish Tor half mile;
= very nice summer home as well as q
farm; must sell on account OF poor health.
Price, 1850. Address Herman Kiemm.
Ainong, Wis.
s0-ACRE improved farm for Si.6O0. This
farm has 20 acres cleared free OF stumpe
ard under cultivation; land Is level; good
clay loan soil, clay subsolli no stonei has
70 Geees Of heavy hardwood aad birch,
80 gnderbrush Ia the timber; balance Of
land easy to clear This farm borders on
~ beBatiful lake with good fishing IL has
asW frame house with rooms all com
plete ready TO move into; aud a new stable.
l0x26. Farm Is located six miles from
Cumberland and three miles from, Bar
Fonstt; IN a well settled farming country;
gerThans nd Americans; on main Travelled
road, near schools, churches and creamery.
There is timber enough ON this farm that
when sold will pay the interest and taxes
for five years Terms 500 cash balance
on time TO suit purchaser. We also own
another NJ Of unimproved land that Joins
this farm In case YOU want more land.
send for our special list OF other farms aid
timber land we own. also our book on
northwestern Wisconsin. We are located
M Barron county, u miles northeast OF 81.
paul Address Wisconsin Colonization Co.
Cumberland Wis
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
REAL ESTATE EST WANTED

REAL ESTATE WANTED
(Continued.)
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR
8. and T-room houses. II prices are right |
Ne can sell your property tor you.
NowATA LAND AND LOT Co.
Suite sSs N, r. Life BIDS.
WHEN answering advertisements found
In the Want Ad colulSls, please mention
: ..s 10y =
POULTRY
Screenings. u.S per 100. wagner, sl N. Is
SILKO CHICK FOOD
Il the best In the market for young chick.
eEs Made from cure grain.
A. w. WAGNER,
s0i-u NORTH sIXrEENTH STREET
Phones: Douglas ilA2, Independent A-s45S.
PRINTING
RIEs- HALL Pts. Co. 100 g. l4tll- IND
AS52A
LEW w. RABER, Printer, y lP9 'spy
ENTRANCE ON BEE BUILDING
"a Years IN BUSINESS in OMAHA.
WE DO ALL KINDS OF PRINTING.
PHONE IND. A-2e9o for good printing.
Lyngstad Printing Co.. 10th & Capitol Ave.
MILLER & Jameson 1912 Doug, Both
IT
WANTED-T0 BORROW
Private Money
Wanted
We want 5000 on a first class. brand new
brick business block that rents for 81, $40
per annum and represents $4,000 invest
ment; will pay per cent, years. Apply
WANTE0-T0 BUY
BEST PRICE paid for secend-hADd
furniture carpets. clothing ana sheeA
Phone Douglas S8Tl-
kafes-one large and ona medium slse
safe, state size and price. M e80 Bee.
nTsT prices for BROKEN WATCHEG
Cd Gold. etc. NATHAN, M 8 lsth se
BEST prices for 2d-hand clothing. D. $40
WANTED to buy q secondhand butcher
shop outfit. Address George Gayer, MIS-
souri, Valley Iowa
SUMMER suits to order $3.50. reduced
from SIS MacCarthy- Wilson, S4 s. 10th St.
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WANTED-T0 RENT
We Are Getting Numerous Calls
Fo, dSpsss Of ANS Al Si. SSp LIZ iT wtsa Ia
a. N. 7. Life BLDG Phone Red isoA
ROOM ana board wanted. Young mar
from east desires room and board with
private family. Address Y-157, care Omaha
Bee.
] WANTED to rent or 9~room modern
| house. centrally located Address 4a1
Bee
TO RENT at once, s-room cottage Of
| apartment; must be strictly modern and
good location; references given. Phone ID
1885, Ind. A-S212 on Monday
WE WANT several houses Of from 5 TO
ENGELBRECHT & RAVER,
1710 Farnam st. Bee Bldg.
Phone Douglas 437S. Omaha, Neb
MANIFESTATIONS
WOMAN wants day work. Phone II
$685.
Whitewashing w PsstS ana SoI EIScF
VIM. Mcliea. sl19 Half Web. st. Har. Sl0l
WHEN answering advertisements in TIL
Bee Want Ad columns, kindly mention til
fact that you saw the ad. In The Bee.
Position wanted by young lady to sing 0
play In moving picture show. Singing pre-
ferred. Address Y-15s, care Bee.s
SUMMER suits to order $3.50 reduce
from $25. MacCarthy- Wilson. 304 s. 10th St
WHEN answering advertisements four.
In the. Want Ad columns, please mentio
The Bee.
LEGAL NOTICE.
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the Key 10 The situstIOn-Ss. Want ADJ
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
FOR SALE.

900 acres in western Nebraska rain belt
larger portion smooth valley land. II sol
quick eastern owner VIII take T2bO
acre.
HICKS REAL ESTATE CO.. OMAHA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

LAND FOR sALE-7G0 acres Frontier
Co. land at SIS per acre, IL taken at once.
Well improved For information write 7.
w. Arnold, Champion, Neb.'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-01
MRS. SUTTON WANTS TO
RUN FOR CONGRESS

Portland, Ore.-In a last effort to
prove to the world that her son was
slain by fellow midshipmen at Annap-
oils, and did not kill himself, Mrs.
Rose B. Sutton has announced that
she will become a candidate for con-
gress from this state.
Apparently can get justice to my
boys memory in no other way" said
the intrepid mother Wednesday.
81 am more thoroughly convinced
than ever that the naval investigating
board have erred through misunder-
standing or bias in their findings that
Lieutenant Sutton was a suicide. There
is more evidence coming in every day
t. prove that classmates killed him."
'I would not If elected, be either
regular or insurgent. I would devote
my whole term to reforms in army and
navy life, and | would seek a new and
thorough investigation to clear up the
mystery that now surrounds many
cases at West Point and Annapolis of
similar nature to that of my SON.
Mrs. Sutton said she was not a dis
ciple of woman suffrage and believes
that every woman, unless under the
pressure of a great mission, such as
hers, should devote herself entirely to
her home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-08-01
CLUB LIFE IN PARIS
INTERESTING NOVELTY

Paris.-Club life in Paris is one of
the interesting developments of the
times. Until recently there were no
such institutions for the man of mod
crate means but philanthropy and a
taste for sport have changed all that
For the club of high degree, making
q direct appeal to society, the gov
ernment touches" 40 francs on the
subscription, If above certain
amount. the object is twofold-to
raise revenue and to keep an eye on
the "goings on of the members. It
is also suspected that the man with
"de" to his name (unless he proves
to be of Protestant parentage) is
again the government" A tax lev
led on the subscriptions gives an ex-
cuse for surveillance
The Vicomte Rene de Montozon
Bracelet, a quiet young man of excel
lent lineage, has just started a club
on novel lines as far as France is con-
cerned. 1t holds out the hand of fell
lowship to the young foreigner resld-
ing in this city, for the purpose of
study or otherwise. Art exhibitions,
concerts and lectures will bring the
young men into contact with the elite
of Partisan society.