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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-14
France Opposes

Paris, February 13-The French gov- ernment is much interested in the plan for reciprocity trade relations maturing between the two great governments or North America while French export CTS are plainly apprehensive.
 The first foreign arrangement made by France under new scientific tarln was with Canada and there Is feel ing here that a close commercial union of the United States and Canada will have the effect ultimately of diminish ing French trade with the dominion.
 Writing for the Journal Des Debate. Baron Robert De Caix sees. in the pro- posed agreement a force tending to de- tach Canada from Great Britain and draw her into politicak nearness to the United States through great ma terial advanta ges to both nations. The writer thinks the relations of the othe great colonies to the British empire also may De affected by the action of Canada and the results of the new pol icy -
 Ottawa, Ont, February 1S.-A dele gation representing the meat packers this afternoon registered an objection with the government officials to the reciprocity measure in so far as It's alterations in tariff affect them They received scant sympathy from the mem- bers of the cabinet interviewed
 New Orleans, February 14.-A resolu- ton opposing the Canadian reciprocity agreement was adopted today by the legislative committee of the New Or leans Progressive union.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-14
Neata Corrected by Southern Beef ana Pro. Vlslon Company

Lard, 111tc; compound. 9Mc. 8 : D. s. short ribs, 111zc. D. S. fat backs, 11c.
 Smoked clear bellies. 17Hc; fancy. 1s,AA Hams, smoked, 16ihc; Californian 11hc. Bacon, fancy. 2oc; medium. 23c., Pork loins, 14c; spare ribs. 12ikc. Ham butts, 1s11c; Boston butts, 12hc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-14
SHAW. Tn. Undertaken. Phones .
GREEN Undertaking Go. Phonss iooa.
LICE LoY. Undertaksr. Phones 7A

FOR appropriate floral offerings, phone q. Sec Goddens Seed & Flower Store. 20ls 1st avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-14

: CapegIaiten. Hayti. February lS- < k courier who has returned from <
 b Trou reports that the town or 1
 ; Ouanaminth has been burned by
 > the revolutionists. After setting <
 } fire to the town the revolutionists l withdrew to Fort Vallieres with |" > arms and supplies. } Gen. Jean Giles is now en- < b camped at Trou. Every man here <
 ; Is under arms The consulates are <
 > caring for number of refugees. <
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-14
Fruits and Produce

tCorrectsd by Douglas Brosy s Apples-Fancy red. $5 to $6. .---- Oranges California. -s4.75: -Tlorada, n.n Pineapples. ss.5o.
 Lemons-Fancy, $4. Limes-Tmportsd, per 100. 75c0s1 Irish Poiatoes-Nsw stock. per bushsL y5gSoc.
 On.ons-Red Globe. 214c ID. Navy Beans-Choics Michigan. DOT bu. 13.2b.
 Lima sBeans-Per lb., 7c. Peas Virginia black-sye, per bu.. H.M Spanish onions, per crate, N.M Celery-Fancy, per crate. A.76. Cocanuts, $5. .6Og6 per 100. Sweet Potatoes-Per barrel. $2c5d26A. Grapes-Malaga, keg, q. ,- Canada turnips. per h.. 1hc. Grape fruit. Florida, per box, $asN Tangerinas-Per box s4.1Q. Strawberries, Florida-3O to 35c at, Apples-Western, $2.50@2.75 box.
 Poultry aad R9gs
 (Corrected by Garrett G Hine, Hens-Medtum. <0060c: live. per h.. 16c. Large flyers, 35Q40c 16c per h.; medium flyers, 25l30c 20c per lb.; small. 20025c. i Soc per h.
 Ducks, 4o@46c: guineas. soc: roostera, So@35c; geese, 45Q60c; live turkeys, per lD. 20c. Dressed turkeys, z5Yz4c Eges-Fresh, 20c. ft
 Live Stock Steers. good to choice fat $500 to 12os lbs, 414g5c.
 3,hG413c.
 stssrs. good to choice fat. sso to $50 lba.. omQ4c. Steers, medium to good. $50 to 50 iba. t0Shc
 Oxen, good to choice. 30lc. oxen, medium to G;ood. 2d03c. Cows and heifers, good to choice n 10 1000 lbs. S1xQl1fc.
 Cows and heifers. medium to good S@4c.
 Cows and heifers. gooc to choice soa 600 to 800 pounds, 3x 04o. Cows and heifers. medium to good. ooa to 800 lbs., 304c YearIings. good to choice. 30SMc. Yearlings medium to good, 21aQ3c. Bulls. good 10 choice. sOo to 1900 lbs. Bulls. medium to good. o5o to $50 ibs. Bulls. m.aium to good. 800 to i2oo lbs. 3h @3c
 Gamers 2G2a.c. Eggs-Fresh, 1Sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-14

hold the plans of the President in these laudable efforts.
 T haIl the reciprocity agreement saio he ,"because it represents an effort to bring about closer and more intimate and more friendly relationship of mutual advantage on equal terms between Can ada and the United States"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-30
Sx ber @ndlbanSIsus.

e4ueiberuefiter: ~Bitis, befousaie
\ keiStnen etaeH0edp dpubrisfiteIIsr4 2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-30
Cine uintbige &SnisiR.
As1s he BE esAaatnns sss lire Saasthaht %
laeerHssn gsasrsla sepasa.

Mm 8orobenS Der SeIte, bic IN oie-
fem Sabre sur @rinneruttg on bic
Beariinbir1pe Der @inbeit Staliens
gefetert Deroen ioIlen, tuibntet eiil
Mitarbeiter Der r@uSette bi Benedia"
Der grf6nigin Sophie bon Bourbon.
Die iett NIT ibrem 8ei9tDuter unS
sapei alien 9amen balb In Weiir6en,
baI6 IN Boris Iebt, eiren bon aner.
fenniing unb 8etpun0eriita erfiillten
9lrtifeI; er erinnert babei Dor allem
on einige rei5DoIIe @piiuSen aiis ben
Sagen Der Beloeeriing bon @aetn,
bic ben l1ntergane 6es &onigreides
betber Sailien einIeitete. Die
Geftups Ittt furdtbar unter benz
@ontborbement uno ben barnit Der.
biirtbenen @ntbebrungen; Die So.
nigiu Sophie aber ging unermitolih
bon ben 9atterien 5u ben Soipitu.
Iern, bier Die 3anoniere anfeuerno,
bort Die 8er1plinbeten pflegeno. Der
0tuf ibrer 8oIfstbiimIidfeit unb Be
Iiebtbeit 6ramg baI6 iiber Die Mauern
Der beIngerten lStnot binous, 10 6ab
ieIbit Gialoini, Der eiierne, @efiibIs-
regungen nidt lei6f 5ugangli6e 5iib'
rer Der Selagerunastrilppen Biftor
@manuels, Der iineridrodenen 6rau
Ieine SofDad)tung oermelben lieB.
GIs Elm bourboniider BarlanentGr
ibn BAT, bei Dem 9onrbaroement eini-
ee oura Die i9rpar5e Sabine als So
ipitGler gefenn5ei6nete @ebGlioe 5u
ibonen, belpilliete @ioDbini brei
idDur3e 6abnep un0 fegte bann:
n@ine ODER 5ipei ioIder 6abnen mir
be i'd audi fir oen Balait Der &oni'
gin auseiteben; fir ben Balait bes
&oniss biete i6 feline an, neil i'd an.
netnne, 6aB Der @onie bon oemielben
Sdlnge lit pie iinier 4onig, Der iih
Dor feinerIei 8omben fiirhtet." Gin
5fpeiter ParIamentar braf)te bann Die
&nttport aui 6ieie Borte bes Gene.
rdIs: 9ie 9onieiu, 10 iaete er, oanfe
@toIbiri fir iein freurolihes Iner'
bieten, fonne aber Sapon feinen sc.
braud MAIDEN, ba iie mdt mebr i'm
Eulnite, iorpSern in elmer Settings.
faiematte ipobne; iie tuiiroe 6afiir
aber bitten. oaB GiaIoini's @unitbe'
tpiIIisline auf cine nGber be5eidnete
8otipfirhe aiiseeoebnt lperben moee.
lln6 Der General apor nit 6ieiem @e-
genporfhlne iofort einperitanben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-30
Ras 1T Sdlif?

= eine Runoiraee. lin ibren 9e'
ierinnen aus Der Dual Der 6rage 81
beIien. wie lie iif gu ben uniiberleb'
bor pielfdltisen 5ormen Der Blnter'
MODE iteuen lollen, bat Die fran5oltlhe
8eitihrift r6emina" on eine Relbe
beriibmter irarBoiiider aiinltlerin.
nsn cine Rlnofrase oariiber gerlhtet.
nas Sdid lei. @dbreno einige, mie
be Opernidnserin Srau @arre oocr
Gr1ulein Seeonte, erfl1rt baben, Der
S1id laIie iih 10 penis oetlnieren
pie Der Duit elmer Roie ooer pie oaS
Geiieln1e i'm Spiel elmer Shauipie'
Ierin, baben anbere 6rauen lih Inn
cine seiItreihe antfport bemiibt. 3a'
Bel Seigt iit, ooB, 10 perihleoen pie
Die 8eirasten ielbit, ibre aniibten
iiber Den Sdid limb. Grau Nareelle
2enoer pertbei6igt ben tlaliilhen
Sdid, ben mnBpoIlen, an Der Sra'
Sition lid biloenoen @eidmad, mo-
seeen Sr6uleinWiitinsuett ben pban.
taiiepoaen S6id, ben Wo6ernisTus.
TIM @eihmad, beiien &iibnbeit feline
5dranfen Der 4onpention anerfennt.
iid 3u eieen maht. Sraulein @iei!e
SoreI BON Der gomeoie Sroncaile
Iuht bas 9robIem nit ben Nitteln
Der gip6olosie 3u Ioien: nod ibr
fommt es Dor allen 9ingen oarauI
an, bab ieoe 8rau Die eieentbiimli'
den 8iige ibres eisenen @eiens itu'
bert. 8ieneidt eisnet ibr Die uner'
hGrIide, rebooIle MaieitGt Der 8e.
naiIionce 'rouen, pielleiht Die maleri.
ite 8iiroe elmer Ser3ogin oes gro
Sen Sabrbunoerts" bielleift aud Die
oerfiiberiide SiiBisfeit elmer Wtar'
quite oes is. Sabrbunberts. Bie
bem aud iei, obne Saiidiidt auf Die
eeItenbe Waobe mub ieoe Srau ben
ipeibIi6en 9ppus ousfinSis MAIDEN.
Der ibre eisene gaatur aas5eihuet.
Danad bat iih bic nftiInoIle" @epan.
buns su ridten. Gum ~StiI" mub
bann Der rSdid" bin3ufommen.
@ans onoers ipridt iid bic befanntc
franSoiii6e 8agneridnserin Srail
SeIia 2itpinne aus; in Der lteber.
seuauns. 6aB Der geeriff rSdid"
nitt auf getpifie aiiBere aIluren be-
idrGnft iei, fraet lie nod oem etbi'
iden untereruno Ses 8ortes; uno
iie fommt au bem grsebnib, nur Der
fome tpobrbaft fdid fein, oeifen
eanse 2ebensfiibruns =, IBIS gum
Gterben in Sdonbeit" =, 6eiieu
eonse innere unb aubere Soltrns bon
Sdid ourhtr1ntt lei. 8nr3 uno
bibid iast Srau asierat bon Der Go.
me6ie 9raneaiie: Der SHid per'
bdIt iidl sur eIesans tuie Der eiprit
sur Snte[iseuo."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-30
5opf tn Der Armee.

Das amerifaniide WaiIitGr $50.
denbIatt, ~armp ano Wupp Sour.
naI", eraablt foIsenbes @orfontnl.
nib, uls 9eipeis, bob in unsrer ar.
niee bas 3opftpeien audi in bo6iter
8Iiitbe itebt. SSn Der antsftlibe zines
Heinen Rsfrutierunssbepots i'm @e.
item Der Union aerbrif,t eine Serfter.
ihefbe. Ser ailf bem einiamen Bo-
iten itationierte Offisier IGBt ben
S6a6en repariren, be5obIt bic RedS
riatng bon 25 Gents unb ien6et bic
Auittuns nit ieinem 8errebn1in9s.
toiito nod @afbinstor Elm. Dort rest
iid Der crime Gid erbebIid aif. Sn
fpisen @orten tpir6 Der SberIeiit.
itant belebrt, baB ~6em @egIement
nah IN iolden SdIlen cine offentIi.
DE ausfdreibune al erfoIsen babe,
iinb bic Grbeit an ben nieorieiten
8ieter gu pereeben fei." @ie es Der
8ufaII Uiu, sebt einige Gage no6
eingan9 Der 8dTbingtaner geaie
ipieoer bic sIeide 5deibe ben @es
aIles Srbifhen. Ser nittmebr bin.
reiben6 beIebrte SffiSier iett olIo
In bie 5ipei 2ofaIbIGtter lie elm Snie.
rat unO befoIst Bis in bas Heinfte
OebuiI Die eben In grinnerung ae.
braften bienitliden 8oritriften.
Ra6 mebreren @o1en, ip6brenb be.
men Der Shnee 6urG ben 8ru1
idgt, erbaIt enbIib oas Seriter feline
neue 8ereIailna, un6 nod 6entOIten
gebt. NIT 5ubIreihen anIaeen unb
9ele1en cine SotalrefTiung Don 18
Collars 25 Gents. lleber Die @eiif.
ter Der @aTbinetoner ReniiionsIteae
BET Der &ehutnesoersIeidune Der
betoen ShGben pir6 nifts berihtet.
ebeniotpenis 1T aIeroines cine S,pei.
te Sureftpeiiling on ben peinIi9
genauen 2e1itnant erfoIst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-30
GiSeababn Seittabelle.
0eIanare, sssaipauna unb @tHern Hakn,
O., 0vAft hon Oh 0unf fo06

DetaUutep sssumuuuu uup kctHttu pHuu.
Su arAft ben "a. Stunt 1906.
@uotia Scranton fir Ntw gorI
IN 2.O5, $40. sos. 800. 1920 Born. ,
1910, 3.25 Hnb $40 Ra&mittaes. sar
70 gorf uus philadelphia, um 500 Bprn,.;
f,iO uns 3.3s @a&miitaas. 8ar
robvbauna. $40 RaGmtttaas.
VoroIt& -sHr8uHalS um LIS. 6.25 II .9.0o
Pnv t.55. $40 uut tt.tO RaGmiiiaas. 8i-
sjuabanstou. GImtra uub 3pif6snifdticnsr nm,
q 10 Wer uut los NdGm. aHr Ospsap
5Sraeuft uue Utica. UNI I is uub 6 6.25 Rsr.
i.55 Ta&mtttaas Ospsac. evrdeufs uni
iHea 3ua um 6.25 Wcr Idufi t6aIi1 nusa,.
,omu,.u Souutaas. air wontref, um Q. M
Hor., los uns 6.40 Ra1m. s1i6oTrou We.
soncsatiSu I'm 400 RaGmitiads. ptna.
,ametsu Eeecm statipu TIM 6.f5 Ra6mittaas
8faamsbure SibtHou-guI66' Srrdrtr-
ar TcrtbuustyIdub um q AZ. 10 90 aprr .
I IS uub $40 Rd&m. 8ir pIsm6uib um q. 9.Or
pa&mittdas.
Geuntdas. 9has.
stoIid-HH 1sp acrf um 2O5. 32n
SOS uut 1920 Woratus, 3.35 uut 3.Ar
Rd6m.
QSreIid - Rar guHalo Tim t.fs. NM
;.o5 pSr. t.55. 6.40 uub tt.t0 wd&w
EHr 4tudbdmisn uub 3wifhsnfdtipusn. s.Of
.uS 1910 Rsrmitidas
@faamakara SihiHan -WrTSs, GSsrautr-
y, 90 On Su~- "wh s.40 gldGmitidas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-30
otHmerpHauszn
gsaiss @ii Na6iiAt aHi eEAt. nHh aaItstsasI.
Hik aatesftelt psrttz.


Sir ben Stanbort Der 8intmer.
pFonsen 1T 6as 2idtbe1iirfniB mab-
gebenb, oos gerineer o0er GROCER lit,
ie ra6 ibrer @ntipidiinlesihfe; bus
e1te 1T Der SaII, ipenn eine 8Han5s
iid inn rpbenben, bas leste, ipenn fie
Ii6 i'm treibenben uno blifbenoen 8u.
itan6e betin6et. 90 ieboh Der
grobte TbeiI Der 8flan5en reidIid,es
2idt perIalgt, 10 1T es notbapenoig,
bnB bos 8inuner cine 2aee nahSii6.
often, Sii1en oDer Siioipeiten bat
iirb nit boben Serrtern perieben lit,
bic moglidlt bel 2ift einloiien.
$eGiafeit III tpeientlide geoingiins
fir Die guftelIaips bon WIan3eu in
ben @obnrdumen, oa es beIiebt lit,
In ben gden Der Raume, birter ooer
neben Sofa, Shreibtii6 II. I. ,p. De.
foratipe GeipGffe. ipie Dras1nen,
8almen ober aud SGneepflan3en ouf
ertipre6en6en Stdnoern lino Hoitl.
menten in 8aien, per5ierten Sopfsn
II. I. NJ. ansubrirgen. gsoturgem1B
iino Die beiten BlGte 5iir ariIteI1ung
bon 8flatSen on ben Senitern uno
beren Manufactured 41be. uro ie
breiter Die sSeniterbretter iino, cine
6eito rei6lihere auspabI bon Iiht.
beoiirftigen BFIaBen fam in Bflege
genonmen tperoen. SIT elm 9immer
nit 9oppeIienitern perieben, 10 1T
Der &aatm 5tpiid1en beiben Senitern
obne Sroge 6er giinitigite Blos. Sc
GROCER Der 3tpiibenrnim lit, beIto
beiier iit es, iobaB man, I'M i'm mos.
IidIt aroB 81 erbaIten, beionoere
Borridtungen trifft uno 10 sIeibiam
@etpGbsbduier i'm fleinen erri6tet.
geiopbers eiiritig fir ioI6e @inrid.
tiingen iiub @ebdiroe nit Itarfeu
81nben, beren 5eniter tiefe Gii6en
bilben. @san oarf MIR 6as Seniter.
brett entipre6enb breiter MAIDEN,
nad 6em Snnern 3ii bieie9tiihe ourd
cine @Iasapaub abfdlieBen uno man
erbGIt einen paIieuben GufitelIungs.
raiin, Der ben @etpad,ien Die giinitig.
ften 8eSinsupeen gum @eoeiben uno
benz 8obnrmime ieIbit cine befon-
bere 3ierbe ifofft. Ser Raum ami.
i6en ben beiben Senitern lit noment.
lid i'm @inter Der bette IufiteIIungs.
ort fir Yflan5en, 6a iie seidiist ge.
gen bic alsftrabIenoe unS austrod.
nerpoe @Grme bes Ofens iteben uno
Der nit Dem getpobnen enes Sim.
mers unoermeibIide Stalb abgebaI.
ten ipiro, Die Cuff ii1 feubter erb6lt
ur6 6urd Seffnen ODER SfIieben ei..
nes Seniters Die Senrperotlir nod
8e6iirinib sereseIt tper6en tann, 70
SaB bliibertbe @etpdfie, bier auf9e.
itelIt, bebeilten0 LANCER bIiiben. en6.
lid Idbt ii6 bieier @aitn, bon Dem
8immer aus geieben, 6urf bIiiben6e
unb 8IattpfIan5en (inbem man Die
boberen Hir Seite, bic nie6rigeren in
Der Tsitte anor6net, ndbrenb
Sddinggeipddie an ben SeitentpGn-
ben entporranfen. fib iiber SerNitte
5u @etuinben bereinisen unb eine
5ierli6 beipadiene 4nrpeI tragen) in
elmer @eiie ausifmiiden, Die Dem
@obn5iInmer our boditen 3ienoe ge.
reidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-30
ea6ansasa & @homina Ballet.
feanreI einle.l

3wtfdtu Scranton une @iIfss.9drre.
aHat serTaHtn @cdntcu um m. o.no M
i.N0. son ant 6 On Rsrdsus. tim + 40 sprv.
''us an modentdaen unb ale ua6erfdsrs'
wdu,is aRinuitn. unt um Too @ordsus ~
Snuusadsu uHS ale Ha6foTds-hs ,~an,id spi
'r',u Na unh i~FIuHse 70 M seaxtA. In SIM.
,a-~avvs u Wiuuten sbdisr duFSmms~s.
grsvsa,ass, uur Ia Titistpn arhaIttub. Ss-.
a@su Serautsu dut Siuubs s6dIi&. anaa'
'sw~tr Ssuwtdas uub asiertaseu. seu "a
w"vssus Ns 80 HseHes. uuh sreHen In gnH-
'sa.~svvs N ~siuuisw fb6iv ein
oesssrsv Diswa ,wIfx.1 ScyaWism. Rds auS
vars. SuHs yevs. H,eirsburd uws Duumbrt.
&'sAs SaAv~Iaa Fas ass6dksssrserHbs aHas.
wet n esest an q. 5zIttS07.
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9emiidjtes gIat.

.Wo Der Dsaier narr feline bioIette
Rdie Der bat2~
~Sebenfals seerbt, benn fein Bu.
ter batte cine rotbe un6 feline Weutter
cine bIaie gedie.~
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Reierpirtes itrtbeiI.

Sunse Srau (bie In Der Slide &C.
boIfen bnt): rgun, tpie lit mir ber
PubSing sernfben. anna9"
ao6in: ~gr oerrGtb Galentl~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-30
ReimipieIerei.

godts fpdte Of 3dtbe FGftese..
Da ipra4 etn adtbete: ngs tbate
@adss fpdte Aas ME etn assete.s .
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
5000, ,uNouMcEMENrs ANNOUNCEMENTS =
Che Columbia Crust Company
Oraanized in 1905. 1t Has Had Great Oro"tn
Along Progressive Lines.

hack all trust companies in the city, ye'
H. found the Columbia strong ana hduid'
though small; and the remarkable CROWN
OF the company since 1903 has been
achieved by adhering to the highest prin-
clples OF banking. Probably no bank or
trust company has a cleaner list OF loans
and investments or a more unexceptonaoie
list OF customers. proving that It is not at
all necessary TO build up a business by tax
ing dangerous risks with undesirable clients.
The company has built up large busi-
ness In its trust department, handling ooth
corporate and individual trusts, and acting
az transfer agent and registrar OF many
mcnt for the preparation and certifcation or
municipal bond issues. using its own steel
engraved plates and specially prepared
paper. and has certified many millions OK
bonds prepared under It's method Of protec-
ton against forgery or Overissue.
The location OF the company--on the cor
nor OF Broadway and Cedar streets
most advanta geous one, being convenient to
,-thc occupants Of tho large Office buildings
recontIv erected on the west side of Broad
way.
Willard Y. King, who became president OF
the company in 1908, Is comparatively a
Young man but with wide experience In
trust department work and the handling of
estates. Tho other officers are Augustus G.
Paine. ce-presldent Howard Bayne, Vice
president. Langley W. Wissin, secretary;
Fred &. Marston, treasurer: George Earle
Warren. trust officer. and Park Terrell,
manager municipal department
It's directors are unusual in that they are
active men In very different walks. and in
that they give close attention to the affairs
of the company. For instance, they ex-
anime II four times year. while the Law
requires only two examinations: and their
meetings are held twice n month. instead Of
once. as usual with other institutions. Tho
following are the members OF the board: 4.
Barton Hepburn, who IS chairman OF the
executive committee; John ID. Barrett,
Samuel q. Bayne Union y. Bethel. Robert
$. Bradley. Harold Benjamin Clark, Fred
erck ". Eaton. James W Clifford, Henry
Goldman. William y. Harte, Willard "
King, Hermann iinnicutt, Anthony r.
Kuser. j. z. Mckinley. Charles +. Mathew
son. William II. Nichols, Augustus c. Paine,
Clarence W. Sesmans Hermann SIelcken,
Frederick Strauss, Arthur Turrhull. Michael
NJ Van Bouren and Frederick w White.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
THE LIBERTY NATIONAL
One of the Well Known Down.
town Banks.

The Liberty National Bank is one Of tho
well known downtown banks Of this city.
II opened for business on October l5 1891
al the corner Of Liberty and West streets.
in the New Jersey Central Railroad Build
ing, having a capital OF 100000, which has
since been increased 10 SlDO,0e.
in the first eleven years it earned a sur
plus Of 81 90 OO0 and then commenced pay
ing dividends at The rate Of % per cent per
annum.
In January lso3 it moved 10 its present
quarters at No. l39 Broadway. where It u
doing q progressive ana successful busi-
ness. It's first president was Mr.. Henry g.
Tinker, who was succeeded by Mr. Henry
=. Dawson. who resigned to associate him
self with the First National Bank az vice
president, and who T. now Of the firm OF
Messrs. j. p. Morgan & Go. Mr. Dawson
was succeeded by Mr. Y. g. Converse. now
president OF the Bankers Trust Company.
I'm 1907 Mr.. Converse withdrew and WAS fol-
lowed by Mr.. Frederick r. Schenck who
was for many years president Of the Mer-
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
AN ERA OF INVENTION
Great Things Have Not Over
ShadoWed "SmaIl' Ones.
THE FIRST SEWING MACHINE
fortune Made for It's Builder
Typewriter and Steel Pen
To days Necessities.

Along With the invention Of the locomo-
tive. the steamboat. the automobile and
the wireless telegraph have come inven-
tions OF smaller. but not necessarily less
important articles which through their
simpincation Of the smaller duties have
perhsps made the advent Of the larger
ones possible In the list Of such articles
arc tho fountain pen. tho sewing machine
end the typewriter
MANY Europeans had been trying for half
century 10 invent a sewing machine
which would be satisfactory. but # re-
rnalncd Tor Elias Hove. Of Spencer Mass
% invent the FIRST real sewing Wachine' ]"
1875 Hc patented his invention in 1876 ana
.hen carried ~ 20 England The machine
vas q failure there. and h' sold ms patent
for le50
ON his return 70 America he found thdt
1sssc Merritt Singer hsd been Infringing
h,s rsteuts. and a litigation with seNero'
o,nor coropsuies besides the Singer COM
pany was the result. Howe won lls gun
and died soon after. but not before nc o"d
realized fortune % S2,0OoO0 from hls iu-
ronfiou The machine itselr. while rather
crude. had many Of the cha acteristcs OF
the modern machine, among them tho
needle. which worked horizontany.
The invention of the machine Tor sewing
cloth has given rise TO tho Mckay ana
GOODYEAR volt systems Of sewing leather
in making shoes. Will" books ana pam
phlst ARC hound uoHadays 10y process OF
sewing
W. th" manufacture "i So"ns ra, 80
th- United states leads me "o'u' =" '''-
tie yslIc OF the export trade alone WdS
s. Sss.,,,. while in 100 II haa increased 10
ta.tf.;4 I'm lPo5 there were torty-siN es-
If.pseh.ueuts manufacturing sewing ma
chimes. with combined capital OF S25''9''-
.ei r.,h On annual rate of production 70
tne aaroput Of s"oS6eS,o.
Tire first steel ren was made m tnsiaho
H. 1870 hut the arst steel pens 20 oe mann
f'"1'fo - 'o' 'o''e' 0'a''S .' O.
vh'eh ia nov almost UNIVERSE NeIe ms
&C. rtt I'm 1851 there Werc l''A'" s'e''
,.rs manufactured here. AZ valuation ol
ts,.. $40 fountain pens. which were not sue
...e,.f,. ,,e,ulacti,rsd until 1852 amount
81 g.. r -a, cross with a vaiue Of s.Sl,5o5.
,,,amrts 20 invent successful type
,-r,,D~ lao icon made over since 17li. hut
,u,l ,,., none was ever invented which
,ts.ar.a4 to-da,s machine. I'm that year
,,f,.6 E Birch Invented q typeNriter'
,,hire 0as followed iu the next wear m
l..-.t.r.- machine designed hN Ibf. :. W.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
FOUGHT 119 ROUNDS



CocE Gasttnr. dog aeatiur and earfE
i''mar,v" sror.s iu New York were CHIEFLY
Ist-osI<-o boz citizens OF British rather
.,Aar of Dutch descent. Tire introduction
: a. boxirg seems 10 date from ls2. al which
t,me ti. ".ob'c ort OF selt-defcnce' doc
r,c- grDear 10 have met with the favor OF
tfho better element Philip Hone. once
tarevor O. New York fuds II worthy Of rec
on ir iil Gary. under the date September
Ia Isf2 100 these terms:
d .'rfr anu seInent oc prize fighting the
Iriyp~s,c OF which was formerly confined TO
{1,aai.... 81, the grief snd mortihcation o'
Ishe ,.o~a! and respectable part OF her SUB
iscc, ard the disgust Of travellers from
.i.,. countries. has become one Of the
/ iTsshiorab,o denominations OF our lcafer-rid-
16cn city.
. -s.,e,tf matches have been made lately,
tthe uarties. ,heir betteIe and abeitors.
f~ftn thousands and tens OF thousands OF
iaceradeC amateurs OF this noble science.
conveyed Lv steamboats, chartered for the
, purposo. have been following the cham
,tions TO Staten Island, Westchcster and Up
t,he North River oGt OF the jurisdiction
sss was supposed OF the authorities OF Now
! York. whilst the orderly citizens
! have wcpt fer the shame they could not
prevent