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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-09

Having qualified as executor un
der the last will and testament of
Charles Cooper, deceased. late Of
Wake County. this Is to notify all
persons holding claims against said
estate to present same to our after
ney on or before October %, 1910.
or this notice will be pleaded In bar
of the recovery OF same.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make prompt pay.
ment.
This October 20, 1910.
o. G. ELLEN,
]. P. COOPER,
Executors Of Charles Cooper. De
ceased.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-09

10 boat A little ka.es SO ~KAw~
Nox@av - swsaen ~ resolves scrns
sacasaA Tertiary - exchange Sac
lid eos scs#ea I'D CT naosg 81 Der
treaties.
~ ever. LSkE HlI~kANa
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-09

TsA3 lssasges % aaa saa moMaxa MAe
ssEs3aea Aks4aa fIasaAa fru@ C0Assam-
san0aae wAs@ - aaa wxassa @As aAs
ansg ArutAs re ex-sassaa wAs szA.
a@~a 0a1y after y sesne ss~wwxas. -
mhaeA A@ was a~sesway lngmrvsa
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-09
ANCIENT HISTORY
The King of Denmark Sent
a messafe Straight From
the Shoulder.

Norway Got One Coed Drubbing--
JeaIouSie~ Between sweden anu
Dcnmnrk-"Quaiity Was Exempt
ed From the Payment Of Taxes
And Old-Time Naval Encounter
denmark Had One Good King
Napoleon and Preach Soldiers
Henaneed Denmark for Awhile
England Nearly Got Control Oh
nenmark-FfnaIly Got Rid OF HeI
Troubles.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-02-09
Deposed SULTAN Goes Violently In
sane and Kills Two of His Wives.

Salonica, Feb. Abdul Hamid,
former Sultan of Turkey, has gone
violently insane. He has killed two
of his wives and is confined in irons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
POLICE GET EX-"COP" NO. 737
Uniform Enables Him to Swindle
for Months with Bad Checks.

etorekeepers o. various kinds and saloon
keepers have been furnishing good money
iH Cad checks made out 10 them by an ex-
pero.man iu tuu uniform. with a badge
numbered lsI. for the last six months He d
ask them 20 cash a check FOR Is or S35 and
70 the money. and they would not see him
again
BE landed AZ Police Headquarters yester-
Ca and was recognized az Louis Lewis,
went -elglt years old. Of no. SZ7 East
VI street. who was dismissed from the
iofce tear agU by Commissioner Baker.
al Doe had 90 say was that he didn't care,
except that he hoped his wife and child
would not suffer
one hundred complaints we're received at
Folce Headquarters from shopkeepers Of
,enols classes against patrolmsn No. 757
4f getting money on bad checks. When
nrst complaint reached headquarters
~ real No. ~ was asked 70 explain. He
'as hot about q
those who had lost their money said he
vas not the man, the other No. 737 being
lng while the holder Of the rightful
'a'ge No. ~ Is middle aged. Every one
81 orders 10 watch out for Young No.
To save the real 49, his number was
hanged. ana an the books in headquarters
'na his station had 70 be changed, as well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
Female.

r-oOK-rar- ~arabI- Young woman: excellent
,co1r. So. GOOD reference T.. Miss Hofmager
Asonrv 200 and 900 5t9 ave, 9Th floor. ieie-
phone l527 Madison square.
FANBUEMAID- WAITRESS - eat, wiling
swedish girl very good "ail- ,i.,,-,o,
maid. sg5 Ostorhorg.s Agency. ZIG Lexington
ave.. TEL 1855 Plaza. -----
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e9t go 800
isb girl excellent ChaE6ernaiG -I ,,,,
Lexington ave. rel 1923 Plaza ------
--,G7--NTr-h German. excellent cook. baker,
r.rv good manager, best references SO
SEQ. Osterberg's Agency, ZIG LeNlhs con ave-
tol 1850 Plaza. ----
COOK vounE swedish. excellent cook. thor
oleAI. ,ypericnced with or without NtcheI
maid. best references; 500. ystetp.I .
Aeaucr TtG Lexington ave- Lel. Iu19 = M
4.re..f1s her work. very willing. best ref
o-an~es. $50. Osterbergs agency. ZIG LeNihg
ton ave. tel 1888 Plaza.
. FRENCH nursery coverness wishes posllloh' eA
rerierssd and vel recommended. A. D., BOX
o. Tribune Uptown Ofc@ 1868 lr2aa"as-
T5-5T- SEX .l.pER eight years experience. de
sizes Engagement hienesl ,, nm,
$40. citv or country. Industrial Assoclaion -o,o
iovment Agency, II West 42d ST. Phone o-lo
Bryant.
HOUsEWORKER English Prot ,siI no vas, %Ss
Aeencv. $40 and CD 9th ave. Telephone 7'-'
Madison square. 81
KTTCHENMAID or second lalndress., u ,f,rl =.
maid. strong young swedish slrl' s,u u /" ia
I 81 800 rafarencoz JsterDerEs Ageh't' iAo
Icxington ave. Tel. 1898 Plaza
T,Dv,s MAID English. excellent references
acorost-ass packer. traveller W. MS i'@e'
ads bureau 500 5th ave entrance 40 -
TAT-TDRESs wants family hamper Washln l5, ~
home. opcn air DRYING; PIt.dls N'-0'' '0--'
orce N~4 Reed $50 East 22tth st---
TTCTT-T FOIsEwORK.-Fo two IN family or
aesisr. small wages b. mo week. -'''
Pov %. Tribune Otlce.
/ .r---.tf z7,,gIIu7 60ueckceper; large expert
80, in u1oielrar's family. highest references.
r7fa,e, state particulars 70 Industrial AsS0cla-
ton Employment Agency u west i-I st. '''
1910 T'ryant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
J. c. ROBIN SAVES BANK $4,000.

justice Gavegan signed an order yester-
,'' ID confirmation of the report Of former
s'su'e Hall as referee, allowing the law
-m % Clifford. Hobbs & Beard $1,000 for
'''''ees % the Northern Bank. The orig
y" DIT ot the lawyers amounted 10 $1,000,
.A'eh Joseph g. Robin objected %. saying
IA iAo aw m was under yearly re-
"'her The matter was therefore sent 20 a
'eIt' -rae state superintendent OF
3NSs d!d ue, oppose the claim, which will
aaQed tD the others due creditors from
The bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
York nv the grace OF God free and indie
pendent. 10 Lizzie Reese and Alvina Janicke. the
heirs and next OF kin Of Nanny Reese late OF
The County OF New York. deceased. send greet
ing. whereas Emanuel Juster and Lizzie Reese
~ the CITY Of New York have lately applied 10
the surrogate's Court Or our County OF New
Work. 10 have a certain instrument In writing
relating To both real and personal property. duly
proved AZ the last WIN and Testament " Nanny
Reese late Of the County or New York, de
ceased therefore YOU and each OF YOU are cited
10 eupear before the Surrogate OF our County Of
Nev York at his ONCE IN the County OF New
York on the 2sth day Of July. one thousand nine
hundred and eleven, AZ half-past ten o clock IN
The forenoon OF that day then and there 20 az -
tend the probate of the said last viii ana
Testament And such ot you as ara hereby
cited as are under the age Of twenty-ons years,
are required 20 appear IS your guardian. n YOU
apply for ons 20 bs appointed. or In the event or
BE- appointed by the Surrogate 10 represent and
act for you IN the proceeding
In testimony whereof. We have caused the seal
OF the Surrogates Court of the said COUNTY OF
New York 90 be hereunto affixed
IL s ] Witness Hon. John L. Cohalan. sur
roglte 81 our said County ~ New
York A. said County, the End day ~ June IN
the year ~ our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and eleven DANIEL J. DOWpNEN.
clerk ~ the Suuogate's Court
EDGAR l. AHRWEILER. Attorney for Peu
TONERS, - Nassau 81. \ Y. O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

,o satIsfv which tho above described property
Az 10 be sold Is Thirteen thousand seven hun
dred and sixty-six and 61-loO tSl8. i68 SD Dol
lara with interest thereon from Juno Goth 1911
together with costs and allowance amounting 10
riirae hundred and sixtyfive and 53-lOO
sac s3 Dollars with interest thereon from
June 27th. 1911. together with the expenses Of
~. sale
The approximate amount OF the taxes. assess
rrentq and water rates or other liens which are
10 b.. allowed 10 the purchaser out ~ the pV-
chase money er paid nv the Referee II Three
hundred and twelve and O3-lOO N8l2OO Dollars
and interest.
Dated New York. June 2sth 1911.
sALI-EL. Il HAMBCkLLER. Reteree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OBJ
Ser York Horace ". Kub0ru and William
Brown as Executors and Trustees OF the Last
VIII and Testament OF James Williams, de-
Goa Sod Plaintiff. against Jacob Pnner) Elias
4 Cohen and others. Defendants. Action No. H.
In pursuance o. Judgment OF foreclosure and
saIe made and entered IN the above entitled 40
lion bearing date the 9th day Of June, 1911.
l. the undersigned. the Referee In said Jucg-
11enr named. will sell At public auction. az the
Exchange sales Room, Nos. l4-i6 Nesey Street.
I'm the Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New
York on the 2lst day Of July. 1871, az twelve
O'Clock noon on that CAV, BY Bryan l.. ke1nelly,
Aucrfouecr. the premises directed by said tudg
ment 10 be sold and therein described as fol-
lows:
land situate lying and being in the Borough
~ Manhattan city or New York. ana bounded
and des, ribed follows.
Beginning at a point the Southerly side OF
>-inatv- street distant One hundred and hfty
,aet Fasterly from the corner formed by the
i1teraection OF the SoutherIv side ~ Nincty-ifth
street with the Easterly side Of Second Avenue:
mining thence Southerly parallel with Second
AverIe one hundred 10W feet. eight ~ inches:
tbonce Fasterly, parallel with Ninety-ffth
with second Avenue one hundred QO0) feet.
eight - inches % the soutNrly side OF Ninety
aftb street: and thence Westerly along tho
eor,herv side OF Slnety- Hfth Street fifty (50)
faet 20 the point or place Of beginning.
Dated New York. June 2Sth. 1911
SAMUEL. p. HAMBURGER. Referee
TETTRETCH & SEYBEL. Attorneys for Plain
TINS. Al Park Row. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City
The following rs a diagram ~ the property 20
ba cold II has no street numbers.
QJth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

BT-TIER. VALET, useful or as second house
man. neat Young Danish man; excellent
references. $40 Osterbergs Agency, tlO
Lexington ave. Tel. 1883 Plaza.
COOK Young colored man cook where
other helm Is Kept. country preferred refer
ence given Leon Sledge. - North 81 ave- NJ
Vernon =. T.
0UPLES-Buuer. useful. wife very good
cook charnbermaid. one Danish, one French;
excellent references. S6O-SSu Osferoerg s
Agency ia Lexington ave. Tel, 1885 Plaza.
YOUNG Man desires work on farm during sum
NOR Robert Stel2lo M7p'ewcod. N. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
FORECLOSURE SALES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Of New York.-Horace VI. Kilborn and VIII
lam Brown. Executors and Trustees OF the
Last VIII and Testament Of James Williams
deceased. Plaintiffs. against Jacob Pinnerl'
Elias A. Cohen ard others. Defendants-Ac-
In pursuance ~ 2 Judgment Of foreclosur.
and sale made and entered in the above en-
Titled action bearing date the 2lth DAY OF
June. 1911, 7. tho undersigned. the HeteIae
I'm said Judgment named. VIII sell a. PUBIC
auction at the Exchange Sales Room. Nos-
haitian. city or New York on the 2lst day OF
JULY. 1871 az twelve o'clock noon on tnat day
bv BRYAN L. Kennedy. Auctioneer, the prem,
ises directed by sali Judgment 70 be sold ana
therein described follows
All those certain lots pieces or parcels OF
land. situate. lying and being In the Borough
~ Manhattan Citv Of New York and bounded
and described follows.
Beginning al a point or the 5outherly SIDE
Of Ninety nth Street distant one nrndred rect
pJaq,erIv from the corner formed by the IN
tersectlon % the Southerly side OF Ninety
nth street with the E1sterlv side OF Second
Avenue; running thence Southerly parallel
,-ith second Avenue one hundred 600 feet
cight 90 inches thence Easterly parallel
With Ninetv-nfth Street fifty C50) feet: thence
NortherIv parallel with Second Avenue one
hundred (100J feet. eight 80 inches 20 the
Southerlv side OF Ninety-ffth street ana
thence westerly along the Southerly side OF
Ninety fifth street fifty 600 feet 70 the point
or place ~ beginning
Dated View York. June 2Sth. 1911.
SAMUEL 3. HAMBURGER, Referse.
FETTPETCH & SEYBEL, Attorneys for Plain
tins a. Park Row. Borough OF Manhar-
tan New York city
The following IS a diagram OF the property
70 he sold. n has no street numbers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

rb, opuroxiruate amount NJ The lien or
ghar-a 70 satisfy which the above described
nroper-v ie % be sold is Thirteen thousand
s.ysn hundred and sixty six and b3-loo tS13'-
76G S95 Dollars with interest thereon from
June gGth 1911 together with costs ana
allowance amounting 70 Three hunored ana
interest thereon from June 27th, Jul, To-
aether with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount or the taxes as
qese,r arfs and water rates or other liens
which arc % be allowed % the purchaser out
OF the purchase money or paid by the Referee
is Three hundred ana Twelve ana uo-1V'
tsgt2 OSI Dollars ana interest.
Dated New York, June 2sth. 1911
SAMUEL B. HAMBURGER, Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
WORK WANTED.
MAT
1-1r ,r-r-rEr-P mechanic. tenrerate.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR mechanic. temperate. trustvor-
th-. irrepros enable character. over I'VE yeaTIs
"a en- noeitio1. SEQ month board; American family
preferred Chauffeur 72i Lexington ave
pFTECTIVE-Bo seeks work by day or
week. city, country. Bean, S92 IoInpNlAs
ave. tel 8436 Bedford BROOKLYN.
ZEAL TATE-Experienc man wants
management OF property; can furnish BOND
hrst referoncos. rloney saving results. Box
~ 1915 Sd ave.
~TENOGRA PIER, typewriter, II. three montns'
once experience desires position. Write Il.
pearIr-3r sac Hamburg ave. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
0sT sANkBOOKs.

76sT- F3a1[50oF No 542. 491 Of Dry Dock say
-. IDerifrlfiou ANY person having claims
lls9 - book as called upon 90 present me
same 10 the bank within thirty days or me SAG
booK win be declared cancelled ana eA'iiis 'isii71
and new one issued IA lieu Aereol-
$50 ,,srEboo, No SO. 59s of Dry DOCK saw
LVsa Inelitutlon ANY person having Gains
.1 said book IS called upon 10 pIes IN. "a "a
upon So Tg,r- within thirty DAYS or me sara
sai4e In, h. declared cancelled and eNtlhEulshtd
DDC" q new ono issued IN lieu thereof.
5;,S-LIR0OK No. 44s $50 Of the Union Dime say
la NL 80 ~ missing ANY person having a
81. h is hereby called upon L" presel' ny
,ia v,itbiu ten DAYS or submit 20 MAINS ''''u
S,,ssbook cancelled and new one lssHso- -
i51YIIPOOK No 5s1 s25 Of the Union D ba'S S1V
"a n is hereby calico upon 10 piese' ~ ~
ca ,Ia ooffhin ten days or submit 20 10 mo SOU
HAI le ~ I'D and new one -s-.-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
,..Iol,sy Between infantry and
Coast Artillery.
ram The Tribune Bureau
lfi~ v-aSh{y gton. July

washington, July ..
-.,pRr.E RESUMED.-The In
ARM -, between the officers or the
tense ]eS'S ia coast artillery branches OF
infsnu! which has prevailed practically
the arm .-ostion Of the latter branch has
since '"e anew as a result OF the en-"
broken :, the coast artillery in Texas as
poyrsn' =, provisional infantry The In
ors" oe,cers resent the use oil coast ar
fsnu. - A function which uey regard az
tilleFy :" ,neir own. while some OF the coast
entirep o47cers believe grave MISTAKE
artiliely =. ys,na that arm as infantry and
IS mace ..,rr II from its regular stations as
withai" - In charge Of the tortfca-
tons. .,. o@srers allege that reports
The I-,s.as+on where the coast artillery
from ',,,,e6 showed that the artillery
was We, car short Of performing satisfac-
men lsi' s,,.iss Of infantry. In statement
ioriF ,i.s .ha officials Of the infantry asso-
maeo # is alleged that the enployIiehl
clauOn ast artillery as infantry IN IeXas
Oh either the need OF more infantry
snoNo ,,seIessness Of coast artillery rms
or 'lI rss stirred the coast artillerists 70
protest -aoo~s bal,eve that II Il is
Inc ree coast artillery as infantry
fsslD'o - var which they deny. 1t IS ad-
IN uiii7 y. mako the conversion at once.
'isay.1 80 officers have seized on the in
me ~ - make It appear either that the
caeH' 80 coast artillerymen IN unneces-
co.. con- numbers or that the first demand lor
s..,.-v when trouble comes Is paramount
,n nS everything else must be saorincea 10 It.
:, anu =. considered that the infantry mas re.
j % rebuke by this employment OF
ce'Fsu .-.,lrsrv in Texas. when there were
coas' -,,arla infantry remaining in this
not @.r dDtv in connection with the
ooI.r, operations adjacent to the MsN-
can border.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
flTEL lakYpLaLA kAl COTTAGES
Two new ana Ans'lAtt4N INepfopE notes.
FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL, Lake George gorge
IIIT|IT 7 ITTIIIHI r'-T'I I"T -
IA. LAKE G EOR c (

THE GRANT HOCSD-Dudcr same manage
luent Modern suites with private baths Re
suced rates for June. Guests entitled TO all prlvi-
leges of the Stamford Country club Golf Course.
Iohn p Grant. owner and Prop stamford. NY.
THE NATURAL BEAUTY or OTsEGO LAKE
and the historic interest OF the Leather Stock
ing country combine TO make COoperstovn.
~ Y one OF the most charming OF American
Summer Resorts.
NORLEYs Elevation 1000 feet. hotels. cot
ta-es. heart OF Adirondacks. overlooking 2O0. 600
acres on forest. 100 Mt peaks. most beautiful
l3S .s I'm world. boo ket John :. Cole. Lake Pleas
ant Hamilton Co. NY ~ T. Office. ii22 y way. }
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
CARPET CLEANING.

'1kEFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-CIesns
ISs compressed air. steam. hand Or on moor.
RT ,SSsosdgay. 42l East 4Sth 81. COE
ie.bI Tel i22-8sth
YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
fIvp yldest. Largest Most Modern.
pHLGh WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
1es sasa Reasonable. Send for Circular
WV 1899 BRYANT 497-439 West 45th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

DELAWARE WATER GAP PA.
81 TO Slo, cap. 100: pool bowling. private baths.
EuIrteY Hnusn Stroudsburg. Pa Member I. A.
's''"S' "SSS"' A. Own farm products. spacious
EaraEe. nrst class service. Il 3 TLLLER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
SARATOGA SPRINGS

New York States Mineral Spring Reservation.
Send To-day for Illustrated Book.
Room No 80. The Arcade. Saratoga Springs. N. Y.
ADIRONDACK INN, sACANDAGA PARK
n Y. Lower Adirondacks.-Accom. 20 Att
tude 1900 II. Orchestra. Dancing Golf. Tennis
Boating Bathing Fishing. Booklet az Auto Map.
c o. Chamberlin. Mgr. y. Y. ONCE 1922 81 way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

have or-- ARMY.
--r--r.2r r SNOW. Sd Field Artillery;
no Peeksklu as lnspss -, ,,i,tia ~ New
YORK during encampment. July . 20 Ia -
ustor JOSEPH J. KNOW ID ~ -. Cuarter-
--..s-e+srz department. 90 Preside OF san
tra ,... s----o-,otions officers coast artillery
Following EAPT D'A PEARCE, 20
sl-,-'' FREDERIC r SMITH. 20 captain
=, vra assigned list. and report 70 com
-oardfnc Office. southern artillery ulS''i1'
=. Nev York FOR staf duty
-...sir WILLIAM T. KENDRICk. quarter
'@p --sstar report 20 commanding general
..s!i III 3TsrTs a. Raglan. medical corps.
NAs - 'fa5ir5' Museum Building, Washington
tSr eva-1ir0tion for promotion -. ..
80 ? le,,-1rsnt WILLIAM a. CANOE, 18th
I-r--ff-v from manHuvre division, 10 Fort
Mcpherson for temporary duty ...r,r,
Lea ssTGE1. Porto RICO regiment Of infantry.
two months. upon completion OF d1ties
with New York national guard lIs'
risi-e1art KFI.TON /. PEPPER, 23d IN
1snIrv. six months. First Lieutenant
WAITER r. SMITH. cavalry twenty
one days NAVY.
Medical Director N. II. sIMONs. placed upon
retired list. from July II.
Surgeon r. z. LEDBETTER. tsmporary gut, quty
Bureau of Medicine ana surgery Navy
cs,sf Boatswaia G. 3 HENDRY. detached
The Osca1ll. temporary duty the Franklin
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been re-
uorted % the Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
Julv g--he Marietta. at Port Linon; the VIZ
r.r.s and the Nebraska. az Portland. Me,
The Minnesota. az Philadelphia.
July S-Tle Buffalo. az PrvibiOv Islands; the
BAILEY o. Baltimore. the Hector. az Nor
folk. he Prairie, a. san Juan. the Ches-
ter ar quincy.
July 4--he belong. az Charleston; the Mar
h.eleal. az san Diego the Dolphin, al
Magnolia West Beach and Gloucester.
SAILED
July The Marietta. from Bluehelds for Port
L.mon
July The virginia and the Nebraska, from
pr0vircetown for Portland. Ne. the Buff
fa.0 from Tralaska for Prybilov Islands
Jrv S-Tha Bailey from Annapolis FOR Bal
t.rora. the Hector, from Lambert Point
for Norfolk. the Ohio. from navy ward.
Naw York. for cape cod Bay; the Ches-
Pep. from Boston for quincy. Mass. the
ue Long. from Newbern. n. c.. for Charles
f0r. tho Marblehead from Santa Barbara
Tor SAN Diego.
July 4-Tls Dolphin, from Boston for Mag
nola. thence 70 West Beach, thence 20
f'1ucevfer.
July 5-The saratoga and the Albany, from
Il1gtau for ChcfOO. The New Orleans,
from Yokohama for Chefoo.
The Bi-w .rcr4m placed in reserve ar navy
yard. Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
LAWYE RS.

JAMES A GRAY. COUNSELLOR AT Law.
rooms i.02i-1 .02s. Marbridse Building LIS
BroadWay. corner Ssth St
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INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexes-City'
THE BERLITz scHoo Do or FRtdAA fSWSAaYSpr
MADISON SQUARE 1II-IA ye near i27th 81.
HarleeHil - prancb. 2is-220 Livingston 81
BFooA''" Schools omen all me y.a-
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Rockaway Beach
ROCKAWAY BEACH

SIX. KOSEDALE AND JOHN S1LfESI r h
Leave West 10th st. at $3.50
Battery at 1890 and 230.
Rockaway Beach ~ IL 90 and $50
Excursion Tickets. 800. Children. Half Tare.
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LONG ISLAND.

LAKE BOMOsEEN-The Prospect and 10
Cottages; all outdoor sports; garage: book
let ". e ELLIS. Castleton. Vt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

opDEPs ISSUED The following oroerS
have been ISSUED; .,.,
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

-1,u.,ican and Foreign Ieacne,,s Cavern
spnniies Professors. TeacheIs, ts ana Families
esses etc 70 MS NJ j. YOUNG-FLLddO
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Medical Director N. H SI1IONS. placed upon
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-03
Rabbits Are The First Game The Youth Encounters Some OF
the Excitement Encountered In Pursuing The Bunch Of
Brown Fur That Is Meat For Many Thousands

/ the trigger and a rabbit rolled over
You had Killed your first one run
i,.,, ..d .., go, I'm your buntinp
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lhen on no RABBIT III any hl''h "I
weed field was safe from that old
rup ana s,nu thosr same cur dogs
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'h' II'''H "b"IH H'' H'!' ''' "''
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"n"""le-l""u''H' """ t"o nun ~
ran 'n' t'"u'''' "l ''''' ''''"s 'P'""
TO" u'F''''" l" h'' """''
But the boys hrc not the only ones
to whom % fabhlt huul ls pleasure.
Deep down IN ms hchrt every sports
man likes To Try his lurk ai Iabh'l
lie VIII Whip hls nlfd dos l"sIlly
for running rabblt-and al blrd
dogs chase th'm lnuuSlI"uslN uhIr-7
the inclination Is lhfashcd out "l
thcm-and yet viii say To himself
mat he doesn't blame that d"s hu'h'
a bounding RABBIT dHilIhB mere ana
yonder with the speed OF me "ino' Us
no mean target Tor the pest oi guns
ANA a siraish'aWay down hiII' "e,
ploubh'd ground rolling over ana
over again from the momentum, d.
adequate reward Tor u wen tlmeu
shot In thick weeds where only
Ileetlng VISION oI the quarry IS ob-
iRInable' it takes quick ana accurate
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