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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-19
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Observation-Disclosures


Montag nadmittog bielt ser
Stootrat cine lanee 9isung ab, Die
bolis barmoniib b%erlief. Mae Ms
oermen NIT Ausnabme gopnton's,
tparen anipeie1o urb ale 8ei1liiiie
tpnroen einitimmie angenommerl
3uerit milrbe cine 8eipiligung BON
$12,595.67 gemadt, NIT meldem
@eloe Gorberuneen bon &aufleu-
ten an Die 5tobt be5ablt meroen
icnen. 8ann fam bic 5euer.
alarm : M~neelegenbeit auf. Staot-
onipalt @pan CAB iein @utadten on-
bin ab, oaB Der aontroft besii1.
Iih ginrihtung oes neuen Mlarn.-
ipltems IN geleBlider @eiie abge.
idIofien uno Die Soroerung Oct
@ameuen gompanp gum @etrage
BON $14,0O7.16 p0aig geieslid) iei.
Daraufbin murbe oas @elo einItinl-
mig bemiaigt.
alderman Mauerlnann bradte
oann Die Budget Srbinaon5 fir
ben Monat 9e5eluber ein init Ser
Grflarung, oaB es immer Iblid)
aetpeien lei, ben 4ngeitellter uto
.arbeitern einen Cell ibres @ebolts
Dor @eibnadten aus5u5abIell. OBJ
ne @i0eripruh ipuroen Die Aege[a
anBer &raft geiest ltnb Die sorbi,
mana, oie Die $46,279 %betpiIigt, eil-
itimmig angenomnlen. Mapor guI-
lagban fonnte iid, mad Mnnabnle
oieier Sroinan5 niht ent1aIten, benz
Gtaotrat iein aompliment lrno iei.
men Dnnf iiber feline &altnn9
aus5uiprehen, Die fir Sic 3ltfutt
MIR @utes in Musiidt ltene.1
alderman Stebes reiAte Die bon
ibm entDorfene nelie Seitentpes.
0roinnn5 Elm. 9as umfangreihe
S6rifttid beitimmte I'M @eIentli.
den, oaB Wabor ulto @taotrat
bag Redt baden, 5i beitimlnen, mel.
DE Seitenfpege gemadt tperben fol-
len; oaB, menn Die giaentinler
Der betreffen6en @runoitiide nad
~einmaliger Mufforoerung bieie Sci
tenlpege niht MAIDEN Iniien, Sic
Gta6t 6as Meft bnben ion, lie gil
MAIDEN un0 Die Soften eegen oas
b~etreffenoe @runbitiid als 6teuer
IN anreHnung gu brinsen. Dies
fam ie0o6 nur geideberL lpeun
oas @runoftiif feinc .Somefteob1
1T. SIT es cine p9omeIteab", III
Deldem Gane p1an oies Berfabrcu
nid)t in M~ntpenoung bringen fam,
oann fol bic Stdot 6ag Medt babell,
ons Nidtlegen bon Geitentpegen
fir cine anuiianee~ 5u erfl1ren
lin6 ben BETTER 6es @runoifiifs fir
sfeepiftg a ~nuiiance" 5li b%eifrafen.
Dies ion 6ann 10 Iange fortgeiebt
Der0en, Big er ben Geitcntpeg mo-
den IdBf. 'atuf goridIag BON MI-
herman 9tebes ieIbit iplr6e bic Or
oinan3 porIGufig auriitfeelegt, oa-
NIT bic an6ern @IoerInen @elegelt-
belt baben, fih ge1aier nit ibr be-
fannt MAIDEN gu fonnen.
alderman @ideIono brnhfe Die
angelegenbeit be5iigIid Ser Sen5
nm ben iteuelf Grieobot oelt vWaii-
fion Gemeterp", CUR Sprod5e. 9a-
Bel mare er beinabe nit Mloermon
llbr IN einen @ortmediel gera
ten, uber MaDor goflogban berile
biote bic Serren uno auf ieinen
BoridIag lDuroe Die Mlgelegenbeit
biz 5um udfiten Oonnerftng 5uriid-
gelegt. ef
3ablreibe Betitionen uuroen
seingereiht ut6 ben bctreffenoen
0ornites iibertpieien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-19
Narmm Galumel mebmen?

@enn .Slmulons' 2ioer 9uri-
fier" 10 leidt nno ailsenebm gu neb.
men i'll, trosoem es ebenio GRIND
lid mirft ols idarfe @bfiibrmittel
(g9ur in oelben 8lehidadteln)
Yreis 25c. ginmal perilldt, INNER
gehrauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-19
Nus ben Grinner1ngen nmo Grfa6-
rmnsem zines alten 9oftbea-
ter : S%ntenoanten.

Sic o@rinnerungen uno grfdb-
rungen zines alten 9oftgeater-Sn<
tenoanten", Die aus benz No6los
S. b. @ertbers BON Ieinem Sohne
peroffentlidt meroen, iino Elm eber=
10 Invertebrates ipie amiilantes
gud, aus Dem man piel lernen uro
BET Dem man piel laden fam. Ser
@erfaiier, ser unter 2aube's Mu-
gen ieine i6ouipieIeriide 2aufbabn
beearn, Der fid oallrt in @eimor
oie fiinltleril6en Sporen perbiente,
in Wannbeim, 9ormitaot llnb au-
lebt in Stuttgart ais Sntenoont
Elm rei6es @irfen entfoltete, Fat
10 miro iein Bud 81 elmer nfbt
lnnidtigen tbeatergei6i6tlihen
luele fiir oie 5meite 9dlfte Deg
10. Sabrbunoerts. @us ieiner
Stuttgarter 3eit lift Die ipa~nnenoIte
Gpiiobe, Die Mertbcr er5dblt, Der
8elli9 bes often &aiiers 8ilbelm
81 Den groBen aaiiermanopera
bon 1885. 9ie Seitporltelluneel1,
BET benen olte 8oiien nno Singipie-
le Ben greiien, Ser Sugeno aeoen=
fenoen @errlher foitlid amiilieren,
lteben inter Der ipannenoen glf-
regung orobenoer 9lttentate, oie MN
ourd groBte @abiamfeit oboeipell-
| oct mer6cn.
0amals botte Ser @eneralintcrl=
oant oib cine iebr intereiiante I'm
terreoung NIT bem bamaligen
9rinaen Dem iebisen Safer @il=
belm. Ser Brin5 fam ouf i'm 3lL
CAB ibm Die Sano nno iagte:
SD babe Sbnen nod gu oanfen."
y@ofiir, 9onielide Sobeit2 9od)
nidt fir r3ebn Maoden uno fein
Wmn2" (Die Boiie, Die allfgefiibrt
puroe.) 80 nein", ermioerte Ser
Bring ladeno, %uionoern fir etlpos
gan5 @rnItbaftes. Sic baben in
Monnbeim meines 2ebrers il,
9%leitbetif, oes alten @ebeimrot
Weroer Drama columbus, bos
gfiemano fir biibnenfabie belt, NIT
eroBem Grfola aufgefibrt. 9afilr
oanfe i6 Sbnen ber5lih!" 8rin5
@ilbelm begam MN giniges ans
Dem @erf 81 5iticren; or fannte
gorl5e Yerioben oismenoig. 8eoent-
lam NOR es babel, mie er beh
aonfIift 5lpii6en aonig Serbinano
uno Columbus erorterte. 4Is Yrin8
@iIbelm flint Sabre ipater als aais
Ter Sen 4onflift nit gismarf bat
tie, muBte id an feline oomalee
gleuBerung benfen. ST frogte midi
ploblid raid lno iharf: u@eben
Sic Dem 4onig ooer Columbus
Gedt?" Gin Sober bot BON ieineu1
Stanopunft uno aus ieiner Snoi-
pioualitat beraus @edt, Ser ei'1e
als Serrider, Der anoere als @e-
ME- Stein, iaete er entihieoen.
Der 8onig fat Hedt, Columbus
bot llnre1t. 9as Genie, aud ba5
groBte, bat iid INNER Dem Serr-
l6er unter5norbnen." Ser 8rin5
crying iih oann in elmer &efapitl:-
lation Ser oroBen SdluBisene oes
@eroer'iden Drama. Ser 4sniJ
tritt in bas einiarne 3inlmer oes
Columbus, in Der Mbii6t, fid mil
linn 81 periobnen, uno babel erfoI9t
cine riifbaItloie iharfe Museinun-
oeriesung 5miihen Genie uno &ro-
ne. v@eber 8rin5 @ilbelm leibit,
Der oamals nod gang inter 8is=
marf's @influB itnnb, nod i'd bot
ten mol cine Mbnung oabon sebabt.
oaB iid Die Werber'iden NunSbett
10 aeringe 3eit barauf IN Eaten, in
10 ernitbafte Eaten umieben Mir
oenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-19
Mrs. insIoW's Soothing Syrup.

Set iiber fiinf5ig Sabren bon
Wiaionen bon Wiittern fir hire
&inoer NIT Dem beiten grfolge beim
3abnen gebrauht. CT berubigt bas
4ino, ertpeibt bag 3abnfleiiG uno
miloert Die 5hmer5en; BELT nidl
8inofolif uno lit oas bette Mitt.l
BEL 0iarrboe. lteberaa BET Sen @pos
tbefern gu baben. Sragt nod Mrs.
@inslotp's Sootbing Sprup nno
nebmt nidts anberes. 25 Gents oie
Tlaihe.
DDS @liid lebrt uns trallmen
u Ane 11nnIiff - n,nrhpn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-19
Drei a"
Waoen= Kranfc

@enn SIR nit einem franfen Mager
nno ben oaonr9 berporsernfenen 8e-
l9tperben. als: Wagengas, Nerboiitdt,
Teritopfnns, Srdger 2eber. MnfitoBen,
belegter 3unge, IT,. I. ~, bebaftet ieib
oann Iafet gu9 eiu freies Badet BON
meinen @a9ettabletten fommer, tpelhe
gu6 i6neae 9inberung bringen peroen.
Gin ipertbolles BUD iiber Magenbez
Idtperben ienbe i1 ebenfans fret. Man
abreiiiere: Sobn q. Smit6, 9077
Smitb 8log., Wilpaufee, 8is.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-19

SIN bieiioen Santa @oia Sos
pitaI ftarb elm gemiiier Bouts So.
net al1 8erlebungelL Die er iid
our6 eiilen Stur5 bon einem 81.
eInbabntuagen in ben CARDS Der
granias 8aB 8abu III goofuln au=
oeaoaen hatte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-19

Die bette @ustuabl BON @eibs
nadts : @eihenfen fir Sung mo
Silt, niiblid, b~elebrenb, nnterbaI'
teno, bel Nie Sengg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-19
gou.G rlaubuisideine.

a.@raaie, @ebaroe. Soutb earebo
Ctr, $3.50.
@. S6aab, 8obnbaus, 5abs Ctr;
1880.
Otto aoebler, 9latatftauo, Souitors
Ctr, $50.
Geo. aebr. Office @ebdioe, Gftsgoms
merce Ctr; $500.
slrthur gerner, 8obnbaus, gietoria
Str; $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-19

gerffopfung tit Ser SeIien. an
giftet Dos 2ebensbIut. @egeImdBig.
feit miro er3ieIt ourd ben @ebrnud
bon BridIp afb 8itterg.
Milo loriereno, ftdrft ct Maaen. &C.
Der nno Mieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-19

2uniie BiGis, oeutide Sebamn'e
Selepbon 1857.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-19

Der Iann, Der aus einent
Miserfolg feine eebren 3iebt, 1T ein
Miserfolg.
The evening world., 1911-12-11
MORE WITNESSES
TELL Of LOCKED
TRIANGLE DOOR

The trial Of Isaac Harris and Max
Blanck. proprictors OF the Triangle
Waist Company. Indicted for man
slaughter for the death OF Margaret
Schwartz. an employee, who was suffo-
Gated In n fire In their factory on
March p last, was resumed to-day
before Justice Grain and a jury In the
Criminal Branch of the supreme Court.
The first witness to-day was Anna
Gullo OF No. 49, East Twelfth street.
She testified that when she heard the
cry Of Fire" she ran to the wash
lngton place entrance. tried to open the
door. but failed to open IL. She ran "a
the elevator and then to the fourth
window OF the Washington place side
After breaking the window she turned
back and saw n girl named Katie fall "a
the floor. She pulled her skirt over her
head and went down the Greene street
stairs to tire street. The witness SAID
she saw many try the door.
Ida Nelson OF &c Cherry street testi'
fed that she was eighteen years old and
worked on the ninth floor of the build
ing. She heard a cry OF fire. ran tC
Fanny bausner at the Washington
The evening world., 1911-12-11
GEN. REYES HERE,
It IS REPORTED, BUT
He CAN'T Be FOUND
Supposed to BE Consulting AS
sociates and Secret Service
Men Are Busy at Work.

Gen. Bernardo Reyes. a political exile
from Mexico. about whose recent move
ments there has been much mystery, IL
said TO be In Nov York to-day preparing
to go to Washington TO hold n CONFER
ence with his friends and associates.
Gen. Reyes is credited with being
leader in a movement to start anothc
revolution for the purpose OF overthrow
Ing the government OF President Fran
cisco Madero, and Ne Is alleged to have
come to New York to consult his assoc
clates here.
TIL news came In n roundabout way
from San Antonio. Tex, stating that
Alexander Reyes. a son OF the general,
had received n telegram from his father
dated New York. and announcing that
he would 20 to Washington to-day.
Eugene Nolte. United States Marshal
at San Antonio. who arrested Gen.
Reyes a short time ago on a charge
OF violating the neutrality laws, Is al
the Waldorf. lie said he had no means
Of knowing whether or not the Mexican
general vas here. but would not be sur
prlsed II he were In New York or
some city near here.
Julio Madero. a brother OF the Mexi.
can President. was also at the Waldorf
to-day. lie said he had no Idea where
| Gen. Reyes was. but that VI he In here
he may be preparing TO 30 to Europe.
He said the backbone OF the proposed
revolution was broken and peace would
soon prevail In all parts OF Mexico.
Secret service men have been bus
here, In Washington and along the
Mexican border trying TO keep down tho
anti Madero movement. but II Is said
arms and ammunition are being SNUG.
gled into Mexico despite their vigilance,
Senior Heriberto Barron. once Il Presl
dental candidate In Mexico agains
| Dlaz, and subsequently an exile. Is nov
in New York as the commercial agen.
Of Mexico. His object Is to inspire q
confidence that will permit the invest
ment OF American money In Mexican
enterprises.
Reports that len Reyes Is In New
The evening world., 1911-12-11
City in Blaze of Splendor for
To-Morrow'S Ceremony Re-
calls the Arabian Nights.
BUSY AT ROYAL CAMP.
King George and Queen Mary
Give Regimental Colors-
Harem Beauties in Autos.

DELHI Nae ,i-li &. in reaaines.
-.-- 49,
WV sre~' pu'o'' ceo"y o"o
rev and Delhi IL like n scene from Ara
ban Nights The streets are gorgeously
Ascorstsd ma thu no,uIa,,on has been
-,
s"""on iroh @oV'V" 10 nearly nun u m'''-
lon. Hotelkeepers are reaping a great
harvest. Prices Mt the leading hostelries
$685.. ann a., .vh..u n..,.,
' " s'o
Tsses OF ," a DAY are ihade 10 VISITORS
who remain for three weeks. The ex-
t~ortionate 'priccs hive kep, AWAY thou.
-A-..,., -, ....-.--
A"s "no hau 'h'enoeu Witnessing To-
merrow's ceremony.
British and native regular troops and
49, -...u.--. ..,-... a., -
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give away. to let our customers have
the benefit. These Diamonds come
direct from Mother Earth 10 you hav-
Ing PASSED through hut two hands.
those OF the miner and cutter. There
IN a vast difference between the whole
sale and retail price of Diamonds. We
would rRarus ibmmts Viii sS.mmn hem Win
the distinct understanding that II any
wholesale dealer or importer viii sell
you one like IT or one which they Will
truthfully say Is as good In lots of one
the none Will be refunded. Our re-
fund agreement that goes with every
sale provides for the return OF the
money any lime within one year. No
supplied.
The evening world., 1911-12-11
AGAIN Reject STATUE
OF TILDEN By PARTRIDGE

For a second time the Municipal Art
Commission has turned down the design
OF William Ordway Partridge for the
statute to be erected In memory Of
amu j. Tiiden. Mr.. Partridge had de-
signed a heroic statute of the dead
statesman, with a massive sliipticai base
provided with seats.
The commission has also rejected the
proposed site OF the Tilden memorial on
the east side Of Madison square, suggest
ing that the north end of the park
might be most available. Originally the
commission rejected q proposition to
erect the memorial IN the east side OF
Madison square park because of the
proximity OF the Worth memorial and
the Fafragut statue.
In suggesting the use Of the north end
The evening world., 1911-12-11
Do You Digest
Your Food ?
A Positive Cure for Indigestion and
Stomach Troubles. Test Il Free.

Three iourths Of all diseases originate
with . breaking down of the digestion.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain moth
Ing but the natural elements which enter
into the healthy stomach and intestines 10
perform the function OF digestion. They
20 TO the source Of the trouble and
promptly relieve the distreAs OF all trou-
bies originating In the stomach or bowels
with the one exception OF cancer).
Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets are recon-
pended by physicians ana all reliable
pharmacists. II you are q sufferer from
Indigestion or dyspepsia. try a fifty-cent
package to-day. At all druggists. or II
you prefer send us your name ana address
and we will gladly send you a trial pack
age by mail free. II. A. Stuart Co.. 100
stuart Bldg,. Marshall. Mich.
The evening world., 1911-12-11
MORE sMvcoLERs FINED.

o. pleas Of guilty under Indictment,
fee undervsluations by the nrn oil
George G. Heimerdingsr Company. CLOAK
end suit importers. At No. los Fifth ave.
nuo. today. JudSs Holt. In the United
states Circuit Court. imposed . hns OF
Mon.
George c. Heimerdinger and NJ. w
George. seer OF the corporation. en-
tered pleas individually. The corporation
also made q settlement with the govern
ment Of 1000 In q civil acton.
In the case Of K. Boss, OF Paris. who
was Jointly indicted. the Indictment wal
ordered dismissed
The evening world., 1911-12-11
York were d~iscrcdated to-day by Alfonso

York we're discreditcd to-day by Alfonso
J.. iminez, Mexican vicc-Consul hers.
We have not tho faintest idea where
the General IT," said Scnor Jfmtnes.
and personally I am inclined 10 doubt
he Is In this city. We have had various
reports that he was In Monterey, In
Washington. In San Antonio. In New
York and at other places. but we have
no Official advicss that would confirm
his whereabouts.
Julio Madero. n brother of President
Madero. called on the yesterday and
he. too. II inclined to doubt that Gen.
Reyes In In New York. IL he Ia found
the Government will be notified imne-
diateiy."
The evening world., 1911-12-11

Of the square for Tire memorial. the com
mission Also suggests that Q design be
submitted. other than that prepared by
Mr.. Partridge.
The evening world., 1911-12-11
YETTA LoOMiTz ALSO TELLS
CLOSED DOOR.

Yetta Loomftz OF No. 10 East One
Hundred and Nineteenth street said she
WIS working on the ninth floor at the
third table from the dressing room
when she heard a cry Of fire and fol-
lowed 81 girl 10 the fire-escape.
Many girls raj past me from the
Greene street floor" said the witness.
and went to the fire-escape. but / was
afraid and I ran to the door and Il
young man tried the door and called
out: oh, for Gods sake, the door is
locked"
objection and a long argument were
then made by Max Steuer for the de-
Tense az TO the admlssibiltty OF testl-
mony dealing with what witnesses may
have hea I'd others say or involuntarily
exclaiTn.
Justice Grain admitted the testimony.
The witness told OF going TO h roof
and getting out through another build
ing.
Were there ever any Are drills" she
wal asked.
mo-" she replied.
The evening world., 1911-12-11

Fright and early o-morrow morning
We shall place before the publrc the
most elaborate and fascinating display
OF Diamond Rings ever made In New
York. Over fifteen hundred in one show
case alone. more than five thousand In
all TO select from. and to round out tho
year with the biggest Diamond bust
ness In the history OF this establish
ment we shall offer several hnndred
Diamond Rings at s39 each. weight one
carat each. Some weigh even more and
some less. They have been carefully
graded. Now we have this TO say about
the value-there IL not "A dealer IN
Maiden Lane who would not jump At
the nance 10 taxi these OFF our hands
IT Q profit. but II has been our custom
Ter 80 years when we had anything to
The evening world., 1911-12-11

place door and tried TO open the door.
but could not. Fanny Lausner and
Katie Weine4f were there. She ran to
the fire escape, but the flames were too
fierce.
II then ran to the Greene street door
calling TO Fannie 10 come with me. but
she did not come" continued the witt
ness. II went through the Greene street
door and ran up to the ROOM. but I
did not know how 10 get out. A student
came out of the college and o me
into another building. I came down In
an elevator"
The evening world., 1911-12-11

]: I I! ! y = : : ! /; !: $: J: !:
XMAS PRESENTS FOR EVERYBODY
PLENTY OF ALMOST EVERY ITEM ADVER-
7ISED SUNDAY .shN Ay1. Immense quantities Of
advertised MERCHANDISE 1eye brooidsd. Assortmenb in
most cases still aptyoken. This is true especially of
Toys.
4 FEW OF u BEST VALUES opve advertised tn
Sundays babes.--hev are still in The store. Many
! more aee not adgerffSed in the baberS-ihey are also
tn the store.
VIZ GILL; Y0UR p~ART1CuLAR ATTENTION 7p|
OUR ASSIGNMENTS OF FINE COODS Meier
etetore IN The history Of Mays haze such pains been
taken TO Keep our stocks complete at both ends. We
carry, Of course, all qualities dozen 10 The iOuest- priced
Bm our stocks this year are retlete uih finer goods.
we hare tn almost ecery department articles de luxe,
such as have hitherto been found only in a few of the
most exflnSice specially shops.
CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING Il SECOND. Owine
10 our (igM whh The Book Trust. and The resaHine dit.
lcnHy IN Obtaining BOOKS. Won SAGE only 1907 tp buying
SmrsM fiction al Mafy's. This is generally knoapn.
10n SAFE at0M 1870 BY tnving library sets and STAN
cara tcorks 1shieh ICE haze less di 6ieuHr in Obtaining. |
This is a brocen fact. HoV much. then. do Won SUB.
pose you SAGE By bnvins at Macr's Jc7cerv, Bron5es,
IcOrieS, fine China and other articles de luye feheye Our
only competitors are a feso Of N hieh priced Specially
shops! 10 SAGE One-haG on unique Xmas gifts is an
ordtnary experience for The person oho shops al Mays.
HAZE YOU EYER VISITED MACYs Base.
MEN1! We mention this to-day because Of The i'm.
n,ense array Of goods suitable for Gifts, shotsp there |
= yon 'am a useful present and cannot decide ochat
u ShdH be zee can almost promise that a cisH 10 our
easement 1CiN SO}re your berberitv.
"
TWO REASONS o THE MACY SUPREMACY
IN FINE JEWELRY. First. oe imbou our ouu
seed pearls through our office in Consdnhnobie. and
haze them strung here 10 orr order; Second, Our buyer
selects his diSmonds each year tn amsterdam, the Dia.
mona headquarters of The uorkd. and has them mounted
here 10 our order IN The neuCest and most tastef 1 designs.
re sM d'amonds for about shat many small dealers
haze 10 pay for them.
no Jeuelry Store in NeW York shoWine as great a Der.
cenfdge OF absolutely pure 1ChHe and perfect cut dia.
ntonds as Mays. II is our fixed principle 10 exclude
diamonds that are eren slightly off color. such stones
at This season Of The year.
WHEN YOU BUY DIAMONDS IN SPECIALITY
SHOPS Won pay specially prices. When you buy
diamonds in The Aoeraee DEPARTMENT Store you are
taking a chance ON The stones. When YOU buy diamonds
MMacyS, You are getting only pure ohite, finest selected,
qnalAy stones. ana are paying typical Macy, genuine
value prices.
BRING THE CHILDREN TO OUR TOY DEPART
MENT: The largest in america. 10000 So. fl.
The entire sixth floor.
N,y 1.-THE the s only r s,e v.h h1n not. for The la. tn yea. kept open, i-s.
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The first thing of Importance both
understanding of the proper methods
of handling eggs. Proper methods on
the farms, in the country stores, in
transit, in cold storage, in the shop of
the city retailer and in the homes of
the consumers. Success in holding a
part of the eggs of the surplus season
to meet the demands of the deficit
season is dependent upon proper
handling at every point 1t is safe
to say that more bad eggs reach the
kitchens of America from other
causes than from too great length
of time in cold storage Furthermore,
many eggs that reach the kitchen in
good condition are allowed to deter
iorate in a warm room before the
cook finds occasion to make use of
them. There is responsibility all
along the line Failure at any one
point spells the egg.
The testimony before the senate
committee relative TO foods held in
cold storage was to the effect that
eggs produced during hot weather
will not. even under most favorable
conditions, remain fit for use over
three months, and that more often in
less than a month they are unfit for
human food. There is reason for not
storing eggs more than temporarily
during the hot months, but 1t does
not give basis for legislation against
the storage of eggs in the cool
months of spring to be kept over I'm.
til the period of scarcity.