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New-York tribune., 1911-10-26

Walter b. Horn. representing J. Pierpont
Morgan. purchased yesterday as the result
Of a foreclosure what is known as the ola
Gambrnus brewery property. at the north
west corner of Second avenue and 4th
street, in the Vesey street salesroom. ! ne
property Is valued at about 10000. ana
was auctioned off by Herbert A. Sherman
on the site are a group Of old tenement
houses and old buildings of one kind and
another. Several years ago Mr. Morgan
made a loan on the property TO the MAN.
haitian Transit Company, one of Joseph H.
Hoadley's enterprises Subsequently MI
Morgan assigned his mortgage TO Mr.. Horn
who has frequently acted for him IN real
estate matters With interest. Mr.. Nor
gan's mortgage amounted to about $262oo'
In addition to this, there was second
mortgage-the one under foreclosure-on
which there was due S6l33i.
When Mr.. Sherman called for bids yes
terday William T.. Davies. acting for Mr..
Horn. offered $4,000 over the membranes,
and. there being no other bids, the prop
ertv was struck down TO him. The incum-
brances make a total of S262,lN 3d. so
that the selling price amounts to Sl2,lS' 3D.
The Regal Mortgage and Security COM
pany is reported to have sold the TWO
six story apartment houses, with stores
at the northeast corner Of LenoX avenue
and 1Ssth street The corner house Is
known az Nos 554 and $50 benox avenue
and occupies a plot 4911xS5 feet. and the
inside house. No. 81 West 13Sth street. is on
n plot 4nx9911 feet The sellers acquired
title TO the property in August from Dora
Aronson.
A transaction involving about $1,000" ana
affecting three tenement house properties
on the lower East Side was announced yes
terdsv. julius Tishman sold 10 Victor Null
Ter the six story tenement house, win
stores al No. 90 to a Pike street, north
west corner Of Henry street. on plot 6heN
SIS feet: also, the six story tenement house
with stores, at the northeast corner ol
Clinton and Division streets, on plot "'SX
Six irregular In part payment Mr.. llsh-
man takes the six story tenement house
with stores. on lot 25x75 feet. at the south
west corner of Broome and Sheriff streets.
4. NJ. Johnston e. Co sold for the Ger
mond estate No. l51 TO l55 West 9Oth street.
plot 75x9s9 feet, with an old building
about IL feet east Of Seventh avenue. Inc
nronertv was offered at $4,000 and was
purchased near that figure by a client OF the
above firm. which is negotiating resale
IN builder Judson 5. Todd. who was re-
ported as the purchaser, is not identiheu
with the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
MORGAN BUYS OLD BREWERY PROPERTY
PAYS $4,000 Above EncmbranCe Amounting to S26281 TO
Save His Second Mortgage of S60,000
LARGE LEN0x AVE. CORNER HOUSE REPORTED SOLD

house with stores on lot 25xI5 feet, az the
southwest corner OF Broome and Sherln streets
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE-Hayden Co.
have sold for Edward J. Farrell the four story
dwelling house No 732 st. Nicholas avenue, on
a plot 30x100 feet TO client for occupancy
VALENTINE AVENUE-Max n. Natanson
and r. H. Ludlow e. Co. have sold Tor salnueI
Gordon Nos 2lls and 2l20 Valentine avenue 10
NJ. Sonderstrom. In exchange Mr.. Gordon taxes
the northwest corner OF Southern Boulevard ana
1s3d street plot 77xllI feet.
BOSTON ROAD-KuTz e. Cren have sold ior
Edward j. Byrnes the four story nathouse. win
store. at the junction Of Boston Road and Cauld-
well avenue.
BAISLEY AVENUE-F. y. Weiss CO. have
sold for Mary +. McGrail to tho Nellrnah ,ia r -
nance and Realty Company the two story franc
dwelling house on the north side OF Balsley
avenue so feet east Of Fairfax avenue, Lon
bauer Park In part payment the buyer gives a
plot on the west side Of Fort Schuyler Road 100
feet south Of Latting street.
217TH STREET Tony Giordano has sold lor
Charles I carroll Nos iO2l and 1923 East 211th
street Laconia Park. Williamsbridge. two Two
story two-famy dwelling houses on plot 'oN
feet
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
EUROPE AMERICANS MOTHER
Congressman Bartholdt Outlines New
and Higher Patriotism.

4 new and higher patriotism. recogniz-
ing that not only England but all Europe
IS the motherland Of Americans, was the
theme ~ "a dinner AZ the Hotel Asto,.
given by three hundred prominent German
American citizens last night TO Congress
man Richard Bartholdt. Of St Louis and
G. y. Wolfram. publisher Of The New
Yorker Zeitung." The guests recently re-
turned as special cnvoys of President TAFT
for the presentation TO Germany Of a replica
OF statue recently erected in Washing
ton 10 General Steuben, the German baron
who became a famous general I'm the
American Revolution.
AZ the speakers table. besides the guests
OF honor. were the German Consul General
II. Franksen; Professor Hugo Muenster-
berg, Of Harvard; Or. O. HeXamer. presi-
dont Of the German-American National
Alliance: President Ringler Of the Lieder-
kranz. Dr. Gustav Scholer Dr. Emanuel
Baruch and Herman Ridder.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee
nCTOPFR -

HUDSON ST. SIG. all: Edgar s Appelby, trus
tee 70 Richard Poeschmann yrs mos
from Nov I, 1911; $1,000; address. 693 Wash
ineton 81.
HOUSTON ST. 24o. /, cast the lot. Elz W
stevens and ano 10 Louis Minsby 90 yrs 8 mos
from Nov T. 1911; $4,000, address. $40 East
Houston 81.
LEXINGTON AVE. 17is. store and front part
cellar Hyman stern to Adolph LoWyi yrs
from oct /. 1911; $1,000; address, 17fs LeNlng-
ton ave.
LONGWOOD AVE. 1861. store floor and cellar
John Ahearn to Balthasar Kelsch. 10 yrs from
oct T. 1911: $500: address. 1851 LonSwood ave.
MADISON AVE. 1859 store and basement: :
David Bloomberg N Thomas + Brady; yrs
mos from oct /. 1911 $1,000; address. h6 East
106th 81.
PROSPECT AVE. cor Nestchester ave
room Is n 81. "a noor. american Real Estate
60 To Abraham p Turnam: I yrs mos from
Sent I. 1910: $500: address. on premises.
5TII AVE 2210. south store; Seligman Hanan
To Samuel Levine: = yrs 10 mos from july l.
191i. $40: address. 22l0 5th ave.
9TH ST. 1O7 West. all: Samuel \ Fench 70
Adolph Weiss: yrs from oct /. 1911: s3i2O
address. 81 Il Nicholas ave.
TOOTH ST f25 West. saloon. etc; Anna
Schmidt 10 Patrick OHsra: yrs from nov l.
1911. 81 500: address 6s2 9th ave.
I52D ST. 80 10 265 West. all; Sound Realty
co 10 Charles Kmmolman: yrs from oct l.
1911: 81 400 address. us West l4sth ST.
fS0TH ST 4if East. all: Jane Kelly 70 John
A Devine. 10 yrs from Nov !, 1911; slsOo' ad-
dress. 100 fremont ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
HAD TRIED SUICIDE BEFORE
Autopsy Reveals Old and New Bullet
in Brain

Visions Of some new and deadly kind
Of revolver. hitherto unknown. which
pumped out two bullets Instead Of one
came 10 the mind Of Coroner Physician
Schultz yesterday when his autopsy upon
the body Of William Reimer, the man who
committed suicide I'm Central Park Tues
day night. revealed the presence Of two
bullets IN the brain. although only one
shot had been fired.
The bullet which killed Reimer entered
the base OF the brain from the back Of
the head at the left side. II went upward.
striking the right side of the skull. and
carroomed off TO find lodgment back Of tho
right frontal bone. The other bullet was
lodged in the left temporal lobe. After an
examination Dr. Schultz decided from the
pieces of flesh he found clinging TO this
bullet that il had been In the mans brain
a long time. probably as the result Of a
previous attempt at suicide. This deduc-
ton proved 10 be correct when Mrs.
Reirner, the wife Of the dead man, ap-
reared at the Coroncrs' office and said that
her husband had attempted suicide once
before. last June and that the bullet never
had been recovered.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday AT the Real Estate Excharse
salesroom. Nos "A and Is Vesey street:
BY Joseph I. Day
VFsTRY ST. II. s e. 2O61 It e Of Hudson
St 3O6NST.S: sty loft bldg; sold TO Charles
+ Moves for S51.900
fosTH ST 312. s. III II of "a ave,
3Q.3xf25. @ sty tenmt and stores solu 10 INC
plaintiff for $4,000
By Herbert A. sherman.
Cd AVE ss3 to $50. cor Of 4Ith ST.
iOnx227Gx irres: ! sty tenmts and stort ;
and and > sty bdss sold 10 the plaintli
for s3121S7 20.
By Daniel Greenwald.
iIsTH ST. 100 and los. $. 80 u Of
Park ave n6x5o5x irreg: . sty tenmts'
sold 10 the rlsintlf for $4,000.
At the Bronx exchange:
BY Joseph 7. Day.
205TH ST. 1S7. =. 1906 n and OF
Grenada place. 25.3x13f.3no5xl3t. sty dwg'
sold 10 tho plaintiff for $1,000
BUSSING.AVE. 1124 s cor Of Digney ave,
25x90.Il sold to Adolph Isaac for S4,6ou.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26

81 oOo); July II; 500; address West lSis'
ST.
SAME PROPERTY. Edward Michel 20
Emile Michel (mtg $4,000 $loo address >
West 1Slst 81.
SETON AVE, $. 325 II of Randall ave.
75x1OO: Josiah a Briggs 20 seton construction
Union AVE n cor Of l6lst ST. o6xl00:
Smear Construction co to New YORK CO. oct
Is; 81: address. 81 Broadway.
WISE AVE. W cor OF 1sOth st. Sxlo2x
trrey. Vvso ave w g. 4S n OF is0th 81.
ssxio3; Vyse ave. $. 81 II Of isoth ST.
2S<lO5x rreg. 1sOth 81, 3, 100 n ot Nyse
ave 4OxiOO: Krabo Ernst Realty 90 TO Gulson
Realty Co. all Hens; oct "a; 800; address,
2S1 Broadway.
15isT ST SIS 200 n OF Courtiandt ave.
25x1fS: Anthony 4 Schmitt TO Anna Schlit'
tmtg $4,000; oct IS. 81: address. 0i1 Sher-
man ave.
o39TH ST 63i and 636 East. 50x100. Mag
dalena Nordman TO Martin y O'Donnell tmtG
Sl.500D; oct 80, 500; address. 3O16 Wood
a
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
scHEFTELs JURY SWORN IN.

A jury was sworn in yesterday before
Judge Ray, in the United States Circuit
Court, TO try George Graham Rice and his
associates I'm the stock selling business
conducted under the name OF g. H. Schef-
tells d Co. @. II. Dorr, Assistant United
States Attorney, in delivering the opening
address, told the jury he would show that
these men sold treasury stock to investors
representing It 10 be capital stock, and he
further promised 10 show how the Nat
Goodwin Mining Company. in which Rice
was interested had been conducted.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
cEpARHURsT PROPERTY SOLD.

sale has just been closed Of plot of
one acre at Cedarhurst. Long Island which
is Of unusual interest because OF the length
of time consumed by the negotiations
Joseph +. Day started the transaction just
wear ago and through "A series OF letters
and cablegrams finally obtained the sig
natures Of both parties. although they are
many thousand miles apart The plot at
the northwest corner OF Broadway and Ce-
Garhurst avenue. was owned by Mrs Kath-
crime Meredith. row living In Paris France.
The new owner is T.. j. VILE, of this city
who will build a residence for his own oc-
cupancy.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS I,r,.

JENOX AVE cor ii5th a.. e..
1911 s41s 40. nay u.
SAME PROPERTY; same az, s,n.. ~
1911: s4fs 40. "V
FIRST AVE. No ~: Pascal cobn - :.
York Trust Co ct al Aug 3, 1911: si9 Ne.
LENOX AVE, cot iisth ~. rn,.
FlreproOf Construction co azt a " ryI.iraa
al. April 20. 1909: sj0.5i5 IS 'Vhns e
LENOX AVE, cor 14e.h 81. ch,,.,
Gates e Co agt same; March 10. 1900. si sss q 2
PARK AVE. No 1852. Max Pollsk AZ, ~
Bsrtels ct al: Oct 4. 1911: Sl5. Hsfy
SEVENTH AVE, 40 22ss: Harry Rl,..
Josephine Pressler 81 al; June IA. isii' "a, ~
bath ST. No so East: Harry Fyi.sS,
sst Elansee Realty co et al: Aug IA sse.' 's,,
Sf16 T5 % MI
WEBSTER AVE, :, 1888 n n o, is,.,
Sydney Freidin ct al agt Bernard Co,,,-,aH "
90. oct 90 1911. sia4 a"St'oi
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
THE BRONX

BRACKEN AVE. W :. 125 u % "a.
wald ave. sty and attic frame dvg. 5i.sz
Michael OLeary. 4i30 Degney ave a1s
Robert Glenn, 363 East 18Th st, architect,
cost. 5000.
MIDDLETON ROAD. n s. - n " os u.k
ave. . . sty frame dwRs, 20xis each. Cbs.,sl
r Baxter Construction CO. 1857 Gran, 49,.
owner. Charles r Baxter. 1857 Gran, 80
architect; total cost. $4,000. ~
EASTERN BOULEVARD. 3 cor Of Ti-,
st. ! sty frame shed. 2jx20. Edward s,n,.y
sG2 East 1920 81, owner; Charles Schass,, y,
4O1 fremont ave. architect. cost. $3.50 ~ y,
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
RATIONS.
THE BRONX

RESERVOIR ROAD :. 975 z, o, gl...
bridge Road. sty and attic frame dgk ~
3110. Chase Brothers 1910 Albany 80
owners. Bernstein & Bernstein. ~ Es- 81;
ST. architects; cost, 81 900 -
MORRIS AVE. n cor OF ;isth u -,
brk store and dwg 2jxs1G G Often p.-..
sylyania. owner. Robert Glenn. 363 Ear its.S
ST. architect. cost, $500
233D ST W cor Of Fox ave. ETY. ,,,u.
dwg. 169x27: Pasqusle Tozzi on ursr,..
owner: Robert Glenn, 1853 East ifoth q, srrs,,
tect. cnst & 900.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
FIRST ISSUE OF CLUB MONTHLY.

The Union League Club Of Brooklyn cele-
brated its birthday yesterday by putting
out the first issue OF its new club monthly,
THE Union League" The publication IS
designed to keep members informed or the
plans and projects Of the club, suggest re-
forms of various kinds and record the
doings of the organization and its mem-
bers both I'm and out of politics. Frederick
II. Thompson is the editor. He VIII be as
sisted by sixteen OF the club members rs
associate editors.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

PIKE sTREET-JuliuT Tishmsn sold to Victor
NtIIer The six story tenement house with stores
al 30 9n 10 20 Pike street northwest corner OF
Henry street on a plot 67 6Ns5.5 feet. alec the
six story tenement house. with stores at tho
nortbesst corner of clinton aud Division streets
ON a plot 20 gsG4x ire sular IN part payment
Mir. TIshman takes the six story tenement
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
- -, chsrles W Dayton. 81 VIII

"a. ooo. attorney. Charles W Dayton - VIII
lam ST. , o.,.,. AMI
TOT -. man Of sites Of Greene; Owns en-, an,' 90
caIs,ar hUl a, Tbrors Neck. 5012oo' A2rii 20,
,noE, Dennis Ward 10 Georss 60 "a
sI OGo: attorneys. i'e' ''
Broadway. 90 .r,,, Gam,
nn o.tato. Oct % 1905; John w MashpuIm, p,
a., 80 Mar II Burst: Sf.3Oo' attorneys nays
T. Uorsh6eld f15 Broadway
,nre tc5 an, 1886 map 226 CNew lork
,,.r'n,,N bounded s by seaman sNe' ~
otStb a, " bv lot 1877 and > W ~ ria lVs n
each Iot % 2xf00. May ~ 30 ,sy1 90 a,,oTpcY
Scbirskv 10 Lawrence DRAKE f2',yro' 49, '''
w F conneII 10 Court st. Brooklyn
otn gosToN ROAD. W .. 226ll ~ = ron ZOE,
-, n1~ ISii-abeth st. 254xf01 6x21NloS 2uIy
% 1000. Caterina Viola 70 hyInH." uiiisps
81 200: attorney, Robert BurIdnus'
bridge Square. e,.o,
PROSPECT AVE. . $. 232 n 3" ol ,sIn Hanue1 ~
St y3xl5O: Aug ~. 1905. Giosne NJ ~
Catharine A smyth. $4,000; atto'"e'' d" -
Smvth. $50 Broadway.
SETON AVE. . 9. 523 n OF "a RandsT ,I11n ao ao1
i0OX1Oo being lot 27 TO 80. bock 90 ny I9'
Edenwald. Seton ave, W .. % ~ VI ..,,a
ave. 20, 90. being lot 6i 10 66 BLOCK o. saine
map: Feb H. 1901. Josiah 4 Brlggs 20 s,anA ,n
Bell: SLIGO: attorneys SaIer ''ei"
kamp, 40 Nassau St
1l5TH ST 356 East 25xi0O; Nov To- lsy''
Mark n Cohen TO Liederman kealty ~, 80
500. att orney John r Jones, 30 Liberty 81
10TH ST, g s, g.. 10 n Of Union ave. -. .,x
GT 11xfS IXT3 II: Oct 81, t90e: Charlotte Mo,,,
TO Andrew Wissemann: 5000; attorney 1000
& - John, 2jS Broadway
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

SETON AVE. W s. 325 . of Randall ar..
75xl00: Central Mortgage 60 loans Seton Con-
struction 90 50 900.
14aTH ST. n $. 100 n ., Broaivay lIS2
x99 II: Andrew ! Connck and Thomas als1an-
der loan 4 Feldmann Construction 60 $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26

fjsTH ST, 4I3 West, George Seal.
Construction GO. owner: Lock Plum, ~ sn
Contracting Co. contractors, si73. ''ns aad
AUDUBON AVE #. whole f,o,, &
18th and lssth sts ls3 9x75; Brooklyn y;r.Neea
Sash ana Door 20 agi Beliand Rnrs. .pFopf
owner and contractor. sl52 uHllns ca
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26

SUNDAYS NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for s2 so a year.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
NEW JERSE,

UOr-sE. g ROOMS AND BATHROOM: ALL IN
movements: large plot. near school. trolley
bsreain: small cash payment. balance Ike rent
John s. PURDI, rs Ridge Road Ru'hefioru'
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
AttrartIye Seashorc SUMMER Bungalow.
RoEoUGH OF BRooKLYN.

s77 PARK PL. near NEW YORK AVE.
Tony section: modern swell front residence.
raronet doors electric light, expensive decora-
lions Would consider small property or lots on
account Brokers note. GILBERT ELLIOTT,
8. Court 81 RrOOklyn.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
'OUSTRY PROPERTY.

} HOUSE AND FOUR LOTS Will SELL
| cheap II quick buyer Address p O. Box loS'
| Pear River. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-26
LONG ISLAND.
pDEpARF FOR YOUR HAPPIEST

>t,XT Sf,wuER AT BRIGHTWATERS
bv planning NOW TO live In classy niue
RunRalow containing all improvements
$3.50; plot 5oxljo. Send for handsome Bun
= T''I| ~ skGEERS0N co. W. 34th St. y. Y.
Attractive Seashorc summer Bungalow
Large plot. S1.550 ttrms arranged on tne
ocean on the bay. committing distance. gas
yrstar sewerage. all water sports. For further
rar,iculars address OWNER. 6l6 MarhridGe
Bldg broadway and 3Ith St, New YORK
Telephone 1897 Murray Hill.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-08-02
Or. Cook.

DR.. Frederick A. Cook presented his
claim for renown to jury of chautau-
qua at Sac City last Tuesday and the
Sun, which has not at any time pro-
fessed much credence in his story, is
prepared to say that the verdict was
largely in his favor. DR.. Cook has a
winning personality. He is free from
boastfulness and carries an air of
sincerity: To the editor there did not
come from the straightforward story
of the lecturer any convincing evil
dence that DR.. Cook attained the pole
or that the lecturer himself was sure
of having done SO, but it is certain
that he made a wonderful trip to the
polar regions and has story we'll
worth hearing. He asserts that he is
the victim of a wicked conspiracy and
that bribery has been used to induce
former companions to perjure them
selves. He makes charges of seri-
Gus nature against Rear Admiral Rob
ert E. Peary, charges that he surely
will not long be permitted to make
from the platform unless they are true
for if they are untrue the laws of Grim
inal libel give the doctors rival claim
ant to polar honors an opportunity to
silence him..-Sac Sun.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-08-02
NORTHWEST DENlsoN.
j. !. + + + + + + + + + + + j. !

Mrs. VIM. Eggert visited at the
home of her brother, John Vogt, and
family Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hildebrand ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Kris Kruse
and son, autoed to the home of the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Kruse, near Char
ter Oak Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hildebrand and
daughter, Edna, visited among Deni-
son friends Thursday.
Miss Hanna Stang and brother,
Charley, visited at the D. Glau home
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill Fredericksen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Eggert spent last
Sunday at the Chris Kruse home.
A little crowd gathered at the
Wendt home Saturday, to spend the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eisenhauer, of
Denison, visited at the Pete Broder-
sen home Sunday.
Charley Stang and sister, Hanna.
were Monday visitors at the Andrew
Sonnichsen home.
Mrs. A. Huebner, of Denison, was
a guest at the Ludwig home Sunday.
Mr.. j. Rain, of Denison. spent last
week at the Andrew Sonnichsen home.
Miss Emma Kahl, who assisted at
the John Hildebrand home, is laid up
with very sore hand. Inflammation
set in and she is now at the hospital
in Ienlson having it treated.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-08-02
WHY WOMEN SUFFER.
Many Denison Women Are Learning
the Cure.

Women often suffer, not knowing
the cause.
Backache, headache, dizziness. ner-
vousness,
Irregular urinary passages, weak
ness, languor-
Each seeming torture of itself.
Together tell of weakened kidneys.
Strike at the roOt-get to the cause.
Quickly give the help the kidneys
need.
No remedy endorsed like Doan's
Kidney Pills.
Recommended by thousands.
Endorsed at home.
Here's convincing proof from a Den
ison citizen.
Mrs. John Kuebler, w. Benefit ST.,
Denison, Iowa, says: Il had much pain
across my hips and STOPPING was diff
cult. Headaches and dizzy spells Of
ten annoyed me and there was a feel
ing of distress in my neck. About
Two months ago my husband obtained
a supply of Doan's Kidney Pills from
the Lamborn Drug Co. and upon U.S.
ing them, I soon received relief.
never took a more effective kidney
medicine than Doan's Kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other ~
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-08-02
Line Means Much to Brazil.

The line of the Northwestern rail
road of Brazil crosses the Panama
river at Itapura, where rapids divide
an upper from lower navigable
reach; then the Aquiduana and MI
randa rivers, tributaries to the Para
quay and navigable to that stream
which the railway crosses at Espe
ranca It then runs up the further
bank of Carumba and reaches the
Bolivian frontier, five miles beyond
after having run due west, along the
twentieth degree of latitude, across
an almost totally uninhabited country,
with only three towns (by courtesy
to mark the line-Carpo Grande,
Aquidauana and Miranda.
The Importance of this line is con-
siderable. Politically, it unties the
furthermost state with the center OF
the republic, and diverts through Bra
iii a considerable portion of the traf-
fic for which the Argentine republic
has been catering. From military
viewpoint it provides quick route to
the frontier while considered as a
railway, it represents the building of a
line 915 miles long without any rail
way connection on the way, and that
in a remarkably short space of time.
1t is hard to realize the difficulties
of all kinds that had to be met and
overcome across a country almost as
unknown as Central Africa, where cpl
denies of malaria broke out fire.
quently, and whose portion of the
of Itapura is still infested
with Red Indians, who keep on at
lacking the works. -Lienel Wiener in
Casters Magazine.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-08-02

Mrs. Hans Hansen spent last Mon
day in Carroll visiting her mother,
Mrs. c. Voss.
The German Ladies' Aid society OF
West Side met at the home of Mrs.
John Schuman last Wednesday.
Aug. Voss was out from West Side
looking after his land interest last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sievers, of
Manning, visited at the home of their
daughter, Mrs Herman John, Wednes-
day.
John Reimers, of Manning, spent
Wednesday at the VIM. jain home.
Miss Amanda Tollguard, of South
Dakota, is visiting her sister, Mrs. L.
Lohrmann, this week.
Mrs. Mike Roam and children, OF
Chicago, visited at the home OF Pat
Roam for the past couple of weeks.
Peterson & Pencker have start
ed baling hay.
Henry and Clara Lahndorf visited
their sister, Mrs. O. Pieper in Manila.
Miss Lizzie Schram, of near Man
ming, visited her uncle, Henry, a
couple of days last week.
Hans Jurgensen spent Sunday with
his friend, Louie jain.
Mrs. Robinson, of Davenport, is Wis
iting at the home of Henry Schram
this week.
gathered at the home of Mr.. VIM.
Ewaldt to help him celebrate his birth
day, which occurs but once a year.
Plenty of delicious refreshments were
served to the crowd and jolly good
time was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug Bornhoft- were
Denison shoppers Saturday.
Horace Thiedeman visited with his
grandparents last week.
E. Brocklesby, of Dupree, S. D., ar
rived in Vail Saturday for couple
of weeks visit at home. He looks
hale and hearty, so the west must
agree with him. I.
Lum Smith spent Sunday with his
friend w. J. Gallagher.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Antony and Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Mundt were guests at
the home of Alex Hannemann on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Gallagher and
son. Leroy, were Sunday guests at
the home of his mother.
The Hayes township ball players
defeated the Iowa township team in
fast game of ball Sunday. The score
was 10 to IL. believe me-" it takes
a faster bunch than them to beat the
old Hayes team.
w. J. Gallagher and o. Cox attend
ed the dance in Manila Thursday re-.
porting just dandy good time.
Well, everybody sure had good
time at the Five Mile house last Sat
urday, as it lasted until the wee small
hours of the morning.