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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
Lis PENDENS.

AVENUE F. IL. Victor Werner e' o. aft
Joseph Goldman ,notice OF lcYy'' attorney
not given.
MOTT ST. 100: AlIesandro Deli Paoli agt
Michele I,isonti tnotice OF IeNE'' "''o'H''' nv
given.
SANE PROPERTY; sanle agt same 'notice
of levy. attorney. not given.
MULBERRY ST 24a: same aet Francesca
t-rgo (notice of levy; attorney not given.
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same (notice
OF levy: attorney, not given.
suEIIFr ST. . s. - II Of Stanton ST. 2oS
rs: Harry Greenblatt agt Annie zimmerman
ct al (action to set aside decd attorneys
hill1uit & Icvane.
WASHINGTON AVE. e cor 1ssth ct. 113x
90 I0 Marie l. Mead agt Fairfax Building 90
ct al foreclosure of mtg; attorneys Man
Man.
LOTS %. -. 1lc and 1lS map OF Kings
hridce PEAL Estate Co.'S Auction Sale Map.
The Bronx: Kingsbrdse Real Estate co ag'
philip Epstein ct al foreclosure OF mtg; at
,orn.y. r VI Sarders.
WEsTCHESTER RAILROAD ST. W cor
Passage ave-. 2oxl00 Mary c Crane asst Jose
line Watson ct al foreclosure OF mtg; at
torncy. e HARDY,
s1H AVE. II v $. lots l54 and lo5, map 9t
clement ( Moore. AT Greenwich. 5ssxlno.
Sylvester x Keosh agt Francis c Lawrence
81 al (accoIntinG. exc; attorney. G II Nal
lorN.
uei : Baum ct al camended foreclosure OF
mtg: attornH-s. Devc & Bauerdorf
ITT ST T. = 1927 n ~ Avenue n. 6IloX
10: Joseph KopIcrl agt Angelo Ntferi et al
foreclosure OF mtg; attorney. steiner.
LEMON AVE. cor 1i6th ST, l2OSloo;
Mutual life Ins 60 OF New York agt Drake
Construction CO ifoi eclosure OF two mtgsl .
attorney. + l. Allen.
MANH.TTAN AVE. :. is.5 Z, Of 12lst
g. 1880: Mutual Life Insurance CO 81 New
YorK sg; : Nonzo Tee:s ct al foreclosure -
nts) attorney F T. Allen.
MADISON AVE. 5oI 70 5ii. James Trov-
bridge sgi - Catherine Corporation e. al
foreclosure Of mtg; attorney 7 II Baskcr-
VILE
ID ST 353 md CO., East: Theodore Gutter
man agt Isidor WeNler 81 al foreclosure OF
ntgD. attorney. J y Seidman.
COOPER 81. SIS $50 n W 81 Isham ST. OK
100. Glide Realty co agt Thomas q Willard
q III foreclosure ~ ;rarsfer Of tax lHn)
la,torreys Wolf & Eoha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MARBLE HILL AVE. cor 80" To-,
yosca Foelsch & sidlo Gncp agt Hudsna- lei
r,ce Realty 90 ct nj: March 49, ''l1' sl2'
MANHATTAN AVE, w cor ION 81 Nhar,r,
7, Piuemachor sgt samuel Ferguson et AZ
March IL 1911: S234 W.
,ort, sT 344 and 34s West: Thomas J sIsn-
~ 90, sarah J Parker ct al; March ~, ''i''
s23 10. 49,. -.
5aD ST. 900 TO AIS East. Abner Bl De wv ~
al agt Artificial Ice co et all july o '''' Won
cellen: 81. 523 OF.
c,Nr ppopr.cTY. Valentine ketteTle as'
,,,rn. I,,,v o 1910 cancelled: sf.4t4 o3.
SAME PROPERTY: Kues bro'ners "s' ''"'''
IuI, Q 1910 cancelled) SOL ~.
SAME PROPERTY: Conrad Keller as' sa"'
July Is. 1910 cancelled: Sico.
SAME PROPERTY; Adolph Gneih hs' S""'
r,Iv o 1910 tcancelledD, Slow VI.
SAME PROPERTY: csndee. smith 10y 5'"' 81 +.
co act same; July II. 1910 'canceHeu'' g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchase.
MARCH 81.
MANHATTAN


AMSTERDAM AVE. II v cor i2i,h -. 100 Tx
%. Abraham ReneGc' to William II Hall cmig
100000: Mich 70; 500. address. G6 West s9th 81.
BRooME 81. ,aii. sly brk. 25xIos: Rudolph
on this and No 435 Broome ST.: Mich 90. 81
BROOME ST i33. stv hrk :6xI0lx irreg:
same 20 same. Mch 30 mtg .Op on this and
No 43 Brcome stu 81: address. North larry
town. y Y.
BRoOME ST %. : ST. b-k 25x7a. sarah
wcnstcin - sophia Mayer mtg $50 ZOO: Moi
-. 800. address. Al East 72d ST
EEDI?Rp ST c2I Rasrow =. 25x 100
Feb l.. 81; address. IS William =.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. W cor lois; It.
100 llX2o5: David II Hyman. receiver 20
Franklin = Abe" mtg s2SH.5o0'. Mich -: 5000.
900 address. ii3 Broadway
ESSEN ST. g s. 102s Il n OF Broome ct
.1xiO0: Ess.x 81. :. i5G II of Broome St.
"a cxlCO.G: stanton ST. q. Cd Il Of Allen
81. 2i.3Nc5: Louis Wiltchik 70 Lera Hlrscho-
Witz. Mich -: slo9 address. New Haven, Conn.
HOUSTON ST 292 East s,y hrk aox75:
foreclosure. Ph1niX Ineraham. rsf. 20 Hermann
Grad Gntg sls.@"': Mich 81 5000. address.
100 Yves, I20th II.
LEMON AVE. 90 # - Of i2sd 81, 2ox
a.. Solomon Lorsch to Leon j Neumann and
= io. Men 81 slO0. laddress. ! west 1914 Il
MANHATTAN AVE. 1896 20 20s. u . cor i0sth
81. 100 llXHj: lH'h 81, 10 20 West. sG.sXluD:
Sohc & Kean 20 Leon Sobe 90 mtg s2i3 900 :
Mch 81 Sll3.3,3: address, 100 Columbus ave.
,,0x..e g. Harry Wolfe TO Marcus Rosenthai: Mch
81: $40: address. ~ Fast 1ad 81
MANHATTAN AVE. cor lG,,h 81, s1xiOi
mtg $50 COO: Manhattan ave. ~. I0aih S.. COX
100 mtg Sf00pfl. iG9th 81 s. 1865 n " Of
Central Park West. sl.1xI0Oy irrcg fmtg 81 sOW.
1G9fh 81. o. 100 n 9 Of Manhat. an ave. IL S.
100 II (mtg $4,000. Sobel ke1n TO Rose Kcau,
George keab and Esther Godschmidt: all liens
Mch 81. slil 90 81: address. West 12Gth 81
NADIcON AVE. 8. GIL II n Of iI3th ~
1870: Bernard Lcvey TO Nathan Gordon Imte
- 900. Mch %. 800: address. l1.0 Med son
ave.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 80. sty brb. 25xi0f
Henry Trumbauer TO sterling Really 20.
March y. 800 address. 2G Broadway
RENWIcK ST. 81. -NG0: George - BarthoI-
omcw 10 John White (mig s. 000l March
-: 500: address. 1i3 watts St
sOCTH ST. lo5. 3 81 hrk. 25v1'.5; From,
St Oh "ioxs>: Susan McV Uemnnwav 10
Mary = Gregory; March 30 500. address -
west l,fh u.
I.NION SQUARE o. Union rlaco. 30. 2Gx
49,. John ~ Hicks - . 20 80 UDion Squsro
20 Ell liens. March ~ 500 addree. -
Broad ~
WFsT er cor - rsse-oss.s - s. *
Is. Henri Doschsr 81 q. eari. 70 Gesine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
MECHANICS LIENS.

PITT ST. rs: Anihory Ensleit ~ al 'v, ~ "
stehle owner: James r. Petit CONTRACTOR ~
Essex 81. IS: samuel Rosenberg az, W. VI,
and John OSfiI. owners: Tom duncan. ~.
Crajnouitz and Aaron schwartz con"
$50.
isOTH ST si3 East: John Budett az, at'p co,,
Porroro and Giovanni Faco. owners An" '''
tractors. $40 - "a,
INTERVALE AVE. cor 1911 - cIn' n.
F'sle & 90 agt Oronnor Ccnstruclon 20, 49,.
ard contractor. Maria 'OConnor' 'o''""O'V'
$500 2j ~
MARMION AVE n cor Elsmcre Place 10
y: James J Walton az, = COOKE 70 '"'
and contractor; $3.50.
JACKSON ST. s: samuel Rosenberg agt % D't
saro, T Walsh owner. Tom duncan. -"
Chaimowitz and Aaron schwartz eo"''"''' -
SIS 49,
BROADWAY. cor $50 It. iad''i Gr wer;
George n Conan Theatre 90. FRANK sar,
samuel " Harris. George VI Conan. henoplo'
y Wifely Samuel Jacobs and Isaac schelh, .es
sees. Broadway and 4:d street BUILDING. lessr
and contractor: & I. Gray Construction 20 AZ"
George Keister. contractors; 81 49,
FOREST AVE. cor i5o;h 81. ts,HlVp'
Abraham Weinstock agt Emma Msstah'@
owner and contractor; s2~)o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
REALTY NOTES.

Aronson and David Baum are The buy
e~s II three three story buildings on plot
,oax4le feet. At the northwest corner OF
Esxtor and White streets. Hiram Rinaido
4 Rro. we're associate brokers in the deal.
THE Mot viii be improved with siN story
building.
81. sale Of I.cnOX Court, AZ Nos. JOB and
~, West 120ih street 20 Aaron Guedalid
for the Rockwell construction Company.
The property was held at N21oO
Pnuainc Browne n co. state that
Mary ]. Early is tie purchaser of the prop
~ al the southwest corner OF Seventh ave-
nue. and 3sth street sold recently. Mrs.
Farlv did not represent Cons ressman }. VI.
Lew in the transaction.
Eugene dc +. Belden has removed his Of
fce 10 No 81 West 18th street.
NJ Adler has moved bis ONCE from No.
- Nassau street to No. 203 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01

25x 100. Vvse ave 1890. :. 200 n Of 1'"d
ST. 2ix 90. two sty dwgs 6 Liable ael
Casco Building Co: Menken Bros. attys; j
Rccser ref: amt due. 81. $50 ~. taxes. etc.
1851 a. sui 20 prior mtss Of 500. oon TO the
plaintiff for ST. 500
lr61 n ST. ~, s. ~ n y OF Park ave %'N
foo.it stN tenmt: g Eunk et al. eNTs
etc. sst jacob Greenberc 81 al eNrs: George
Meyer atty: Allen. ref. amt due. 81
ns6 50; sub 90 first mtg OF S"o.joV. 10 the
plaintiff for So. 300,
STH AVE. 2453. :. 2s.s u 8 Of l53d ST.
25.3Xio1. ; sly tenmt ana store. Frank
et al. trus agt Armor Realty Co ~ al; James
McBrien. atty: l. i Tonpkins. ref amt due.
SIS SOS G6. taxes. etc. SSiG -; withdrawn.
BY Daniel Greenwald.
DIST ST. los. = about so II " Of Sd ave
2cXto0 3 sly dvg: sherifs sale Of Al right.
tltle. etC. which g y " savage e al had on
April g. 1901 Or since. w Orr. atty with
C-aw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01

ssr,.on I,achmsn to Uestreicher Re''b ~
1900. ,,.,,,,a, Harris. g.; J3j
Theodore Bittnrman 10 william i,a,,. az ,sU
Harry Uastorf 10 Hannah Si' efs,oi.,,oc ''''
Abraham Levy 10 Bertha Essmsn. siw o,,,
Mary r Brown TO William \ bToWn s"''
sound Realty 60 TO James kannall. - sa,,rys
Lincoln Trust 90 ,agU 10 Gernla" '''"e
Bank: $4,000 ,,-,,, savings
Rector etc, Grace Church IN Her"'"" -
Bank; $4,000 90 .bbv :
Morgan ! O'Brien ard ano. exrs' " '"'' "
Marshall assigns mtgsl; flW,m .,
Augustus I. Hayes 10 Jennie ~ LID -
Jernie n Larry 10 william 81 Hal; -; n
Margaret Davies and ano, csTs' 1" '"
Brown: 5000. A s,rauach !:
fnC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Guarantee Mortgage co to George \ Brin-
keihon 5000
Giovanni Lordi To David Baum and ano.
trus $1,000.
David r Blount to Raymond J Conner: 81
Sophia Ellinger to BENJAMIN Mailer, 81 900.
Louis VI Haviland 20 fiulda Stein: 81.
Title Insurance 60 20 Columbia Trust Co.
; lGrOoo
Manuel Goldberg to Albert Sokolski: ST. 80
George VI Lawrence ct nj. cXrs To Richard
Morrison: $500.
Fanny q Ely TO Lawyers Mortgage co:
S22. 500.
Title Insurance Co to James 4 Trowbrdge
S2I5. 600.
Northern Bank OF New York to Ella s
Wcs' 81
Alexander Hamilton 10 New York Mortgage
and security 60. S5.opu
benjamin y Levy To Abel King xlr
" Ham VI watson - C.cilie VI McGran,
81 .9o0
Abel" Brig and ana to julius Cohen 500
Franzska Brittiug 10 John Buckley, HioO
Margaret Elear In Esther NATAL, $1,000
lara Hoffman 10 John Reilly: 81 600
y ward u Nelson 81 al tn Elizabeth T. Nelson
tiG1a.
lydia oliver 10 Mount Morris Bank: 500.
AuluN Ga1zanmuller to F.mma e Wallace:
s35nN
Bsrt s2c 5n0
Lli5ahsth zronstschat 10 Frederick Muller
| hui.on Trust 60 to L,ai,. pblin.. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

HOUGHTON AVE. IS. 25 n = OF Castle I'M
ave- 2Sxl0s Elizabeth Vo~e loans Charles r.
Deyernan: $500.
GRANT AVE " :. S3l Il 81 Samuel 81. AK
100 Manhattan Mortgace co loan. c X Realty
90 $50 0Oo
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. es 1855, e ~
West Farms Road. 2Ooxloo: Lawyers Title In
sursncs and Trust Co loans Reville- Siesel Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
IN The AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded in the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos II
and IS Nesey street YESTERDAY.
By Joseph =. DAY.
7r, AVE. 24lO 20 2i1i :. 40 = of le'th
g, aOySO g So fenmf and stores Irene Marx
ae,.. Hvrnsn levin - al Berns'sin' atty.
p ~orfbr0p re: ann dUe $ia orr &c taxes
81 q a.2 50 sub - 4 hrst mig ~ 'st5 200
.1 ,he plaintiff Tor $3.50
YysE AVE li9i =. 100 Il AZ lI2d st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
AlTE RATION.
MA\HATTAN.

SETH ST. 8, 1i5 ~ or oth aFe -
49,, ard basement dvz. 7 Aston. % West
co,h 81 owner: Fiat, II tast @itn ~
a -cbi.-c.. 500 0O0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
HOUSES TO lET-lONDON.

LONDON PORTLAND PlACE-Si aoto a.,
and beautifully. furnished Adams nouss' 80
the fashionable residential thoroug ntae..a.
family who wish To entertain during 'oi~
lion FESTIVITIES Including cook huder for,'
man. ki.ch,nmaid. two servants. use OF ' ,s,v
curtains. valuable ola silver and chNa, W.
halt good library. large liriag room, mshp',n a.,
cont front and back drawing rooms WIN hsrW ,
laid parquet flooring, small h"ud"i rn .
: doubt, bedrooms. single. ana ha'. 49,.
Inc rooms. cxt, nsivc basement back stsirease
The whole house entirely reftted IN NM,
1914 with electric light. gas stoves 'hu 49,,
accommodation. Price fortnight t-""' w. ~,
fSoo: Longer hy arrangements Apply Mr. T.
DIXON, 1p5 oxford 81. ".
WELL FURNISHED HOUSE IN Sccir.
wick 'r"scert Hvde Park. LONDON 70
let With sf1cisnt servants. Tor coronation 10Y.
night; double. single hcdrror. n..
rooms sfting rooms plf'e aud linen hs.,
$40 References required N'ite ION
pA,nsirs ,ivertissmsrt Cncss. a. crAnfe'y
Lane. London England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

AT 4 sACRIFlCE.--To sVBlEr FROM M.
l. six-room apartment IN Hendrick nua,,.
Aunex facing the river. 10th at, RNets"~
Driye, can be- seen any day by appointment.
Apply NELLY. on premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE or TO Il
long ISLAND.
HOUSE BARGAIN

1000 DfjYs An $500 IIOr 81
ieabtiful new home ouiit ~ eay go.
eas elee,rlcIty running "stef. portn'' n..,s
reamed ceilings. large vsrdrobes msnS 49,.
,es,vres. lsrge pot On en attractive s, ,n
!, q nriysI. Residen,e PARK. Fine surroun1inn
TIsIf hour 10 Herald square or Sstteiy On go
.VIvani, rtianel Line Near depot VERY esN
,ern,s ard small deposit call write or prom
49, u, AfcNEE(E- 10 NasaaI sfreff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01
The Gramatan NatIopaI Bank
Westchesier CONGREGATIONAL Banl

OF BRONXyrLLE. y.
Commercial and fnteresf Departments.
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-01

BROOK ANENTE- Kur7 & iron have sold
' FOR Frank Starkman 80. l3iO BROOK avenue a
= six story new law house. on Plot t3Xl0O feet
! WASHINGTON AVENtT,- Edward Polak has
I sold for Mary |. Nixon the northeast corner ~
Washington avenue ami 1I4th street, a frame
; dwelling. on plot 5nxS4 foot The buyer VIII
erect "A six story iathouse with stores
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-13

In ten years Uncle Sans steel
production has jumped from 10
to 70 million tons, much of the
jumping being in favor of Uncle
Andy Carnegie and his Boys"
Perkins, late Morgan's man
Friday, says that an era of still
more gigantic trusts is coming.
Jimminey Cesar! they must be
going to corner air!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-13

In Which Sense, Maudie?
-s Alice Its mean of you to tell
people that when Jack kissed me I
&" didn't resent it.
Maud didn't, dear. On the
81 contrary, I said that when he
3E kissed you on the cheek you held
AZ it up against him for quite a
j. ile.-Boston Evening Tran
script.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-13
YTuT TAHW

AS the rescuers proceed through
the mine they are stopped by
flames that have broken out in
numerous places. A force pump
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-13

! vas i62sF7a1TfEgd R82ttH77HIgat End the
rescue party is fighting the fires
and death at the same time.
The total number of dead so far
recovered is SO.
Evening star., 1911-06-05
MASKED MEN KILL SEVEN
IN VILLA OF RICH MAN
Bodies Found With Split Skulls.
Everything Of Value Removed
From House.
Foreign Correspondence Of The Star.

Foreign Correspondence Of The Star.
BERLIN. May %, 1911.
A seven-fold murder is reported by a
Silesian paper from the Russian village
Of Soroki. 1t had struck the inha acitants
of the place that nothing had been seen
of the inmates OF the villa of a wealthy
man named Schastok, and the neisnbors.
suspecttng that all was not right, broke
open the door.
servant. bound and wounded. while in the
rooms were the corpses Of the owner and
his wife, two women who were staying
III the house as guests and three maids.
all with split skulls. The apartments
were bespattered with blood and every
thing OF value had been removed. The
man servant related that in the night
four masked men had broken into the
house and made Their way into the bed
rooms of the women, whom they at once
butchered with axes, with the exception
of Schastok's wife.
While they were engaged in this car
mage Schastok himself appeared. but was
Immediately felled with a couple of
hatchet blows. His wife was then as
saulted by two Of the murderers and also
slaughtered in the same manner. After
plundering the house the miscreants were
about to make on when they noticed the
man servant. who had been hiding be-
hind partition. They bound him hand
and foot and gave him a blow on the
head which rendered him unconscious.
They then decamped.
Evening star., 1911-06-05
DON'T use DRUGS
FOR CONSTIPATION
lust Try Natures Cure

We ali know that constipation
brings on countless other complaints
if not taken in hand, appendicitis
among them-also that any drug will
lose its power after being taken for a
time-but we should also know that
every drug forces nature instead of
assisting her, and will, If continued,
make us slaves to them.
There is now method of Internal
Bathing which will keep the intes-
tines as clean and pure and free from
waste as exacting nature can demand
which, taken occasionally. will pre-
vent constipation. biliousness with its
depression and the countless more
serious diseases which are caused by
the blood taking up the poisons from
the intestines and carrying them
through the system.
That method is the y. B. L. Cas-
cade,'' which is being enthusiastically
used by many thousands. is pre-
scribed by the most enlightened ply
sicians everywhere and is now being
shown and explained by Affieck's
Drug Store. 18th and F streets north
west.
Every one should at least investi-
gate this nature-cure without delay.
Evening star., 1911-06-05
NEW TREATY WITH SWEDEN
THE TOPIC IN GERMANY
Ratification Is Urged by the Press
as Being Better Than a
Tariff War.
Foreign Correspondence Of The Star.


BERLIN. May ., 1911
The new commercial treaty with Swe-
den Is still the subject of eager discus
sion in the German newspapers. The
Swedes have compelled the German. by
means Of the threat that otherwise heavy
duties would be levied on German manu-
factured articles in Sweden, to admit
their granite paving stones duty free and
to keep the duty on wooden doors win
dow frames. staircases, ETC., manufac-
tured in Sweden down to 81 per double
hundredweight. Although Germany has
obtained some concessions. the duties lev
led by Sweden on various goods imported
from Germany have been considerably
raised. Among the most important Ger
man export articles thus penalized are
hops. leather gloves, paper goods. ready
made clothes. cutlery, agricultural ma
chinery, garden utensils, articles made Of
copper. zinc and tin. ma chinery. bicycles,
lead pencils. pianos. monographs. clocks
and toys. The Germans have prevailed
on the Swedes to refrain as heretofore,
from placing an export duty on iron ore,
which Is so much needed by German man
ufacturers. though the Germans are in
clined to believe that the Swedes threat
ened the imposition Of this export duty
only In order to obtain further conces-
sions from them.
The kolnische Zeitung says that the
owners Of German quarries are rightly
indignant over the admission OF Swedish
granite paving stones duty free. but that
Germany was compelled to concede this
point out Of consideration for other. more
important industries. The newspapers
point out that II, for example, Sweden
had imposed an export duty on iron ore
German skippers alone would have lost
81. 100000 annually. as the export Of this
article is In their hands.
the treaty in any way; It can only con-
firm or refuse to confirm It, The news
papers recommend the reichstag to ac-
cept the treaty. on the grounds that an
unsatisfactory treaty Is better than a tar
III war and that at the end of a tariff
war Germany might be in a worse posi-
ton than now. The Magdeburger Beitung
publishes letter from Stockholm in
which II is stated that an agitation is be-
ing conducted with much enthusiasm In
Sweden against the introduction Of for
Evening star., 1911-06-05
TO TOUR UNITED STATES.
Turkish Importers Desire to Meet
American Manufacturers.

According to a report just received
by the Department of State from Con-
sui Horton. at Saloniki. a party Of i'm
portant importers from that city are
leaving for an extended tour of the
United States. for the purpose of meet
ing personally American manufacture
ers and exporters interested in trade
in the near east.
The consul reports that the party is
bringing with 1t samples OF goods
which now find a ready market in
Turkey. and that these will be sub
mitted to American boards of trade
manufacturers. exporters. etc. Officials
of the State Department who are
familiar with trade conditions in the
near east assert confidently that large
orders for American firms should be
secured as the result OF the visit of
this delegation.
While 1t has long been the custom
for business men in Turkey to visit
European houses and manufacturers,
1t is the first time that such a visit
has been made TO the United Staes and
the present instance is credited with
being result of the active efforts
made by this government to secure for
its manufacturers a greater share in
the large important trade with Turkey
Evening star., 1911-06-05

ut the back.
The Plain Truth IL This.
Rupture-as explained in our free book
can't be relieved or cured-can't even
be kept from growing worse-unless con-
stantly HELD LIN PLACE. Just as a
broken bone can't 'knit' unless the parts
are held securely TOGETHER
And-just as a bandage or splint is the
only way q BROKEN BONE can be held
tho RIGHT KIND OF TRUSS is the
only thing in the world that can keep a
RUPTURE from COMING OUT.
WHAT A DIFFERENCE it Will make
when you get THAT kind Of truss.
And you CAN GET EXACTLY that
kind OF truss-without risiing a CENT Of
your money.
It's the famous OLUTHE Truss CLUTHE
AUTOMATIC MASSAGER.
Far MORE than a truss-far MORE than
merely Q device for holding the rupture In place.
Self-reRulating self-adtustfng.
No belt, elastic band or springs around your
waist, and no leg-straps-nothing to pinch. chafe.
squeeze or bind. It 10 held in position BY SCC-
TfON-ean't shift or slip-the only truss In ex-
ietenco that 10 honestly GUARANTEED never to
let the rupture come out
Try 1t without Risking . Penny.
We have % much faith in the Cuthe Truss
vs have seen It work wonoess tor % many
Evening star., 1911-06-05
Consul Burrill Here.

Edmond 4. Burrill of this city. formerly
employed in the State Department. who
has been vice and deputy consul of the
United States at st. Etienne France.
since 1907. following several years service
IN the consulate of Puerto Cabello Vene-
zuela. is now in Washington on leave of
absence. He will start on his return to
his post in the course of a few days.
Evening star., 1911-06-05
Decline to Comment.

The Commissioners today would make
no comments upon their reply sent to
the federation. Their position Is fully
explained in the communication, they
stated.
1t is understood the attitude of the
Commissioners is based upon the
grounds that they not only represent
the citizens of the District, but all the
citizens of the United States and that.
for that reason. they might not be able
in every instance to consider that the
wishes of the majority Of the taxpay-
ers of the District would be compati-
BILE with the best interests of the Dis
trict
Evening star., 1911-06-05
STARTS ON LONG RIDE.
German Officer Going on Horseback
From Langfuhr to Constantinople.

Foreign Correspondence tof The star
BERLIN. May d. 1911.
young Prussian officer Of the First
Body Hussars. Lieut. Won Braun. has
started from Langfuhr. near Danzig, to
ride to Constantinople. He win pass
through Braberg. Ratibor. Budapest and
Belgrade. He is riding nve-year-old
cross-bred gelding. and has no spare
horse with him.
The DISTANCE from Danzig to Con-
stantinople b the route named IL over
LOO miles.