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MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER 8.


BARNES AVE, e 8, o. n Of 250th st. 5ox
sE; John Bell Co AIT r r r Realty co ana
s,aSsrd Naliphant, owners and contractors;
PARK AVE, W 5. PSF n OF 18TH 81. 150x
lg9-Il0: Vincenzo Abbsnante agt Tremor:
fyk Realty Co owner anc contractor 1881 Oh.
BRYANT AVE, el3; Solomon sobol agt
sssaarray Hill Park. Inc, owner and contractor;
TIL AVE, . cor Ilsth st, 100 iix3o.3 B;
saeoe Rubln agt County Lend and Mortgage
tfO
foX ST. 64s 70 552: Patrick + Larkin & Co
.xi sangsl Mayors Realty Co, owner and con-
4. bh0oK AVE. S cor 81 Paurs pl, 5oxl00. o;
= Ateri 4 Sons agt Kitchen Improvement
" owner and contractor: $3.50.
LAST HOUSTON ST. 262; VIM a Thomas
~ eet Code Rosenbaum and Ida Rosen--
ss.r, owners: Spergel e Binder. contractors:
"..,nhh Playnik. sub-contractor: 1878 40
sp AVE. ,l30; lazarus Hirschenfel & co
ysefss z Gourand. owner: Harry Gilmore
" contractor: $50
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LOST BANkBooks.

PxNKP0OK No. $40 226 OF the Union Dime
savinra bank 10 missing. Any person hsy-
Ing a claim 10 Il Is hereby called upon 10 pre-
ssnnt the came within ten days or subrnit 70
having said passbook cancelled and q new one
y0.;T --panEbook No $50. 2sS OF Dry Dock
say,nen rnstitution. Any person having
o,.1sr n,on said book is called upon To
sra.nn, sbc same 10 the bank within thirty
6avs or The said book viii be declared can.
called and extlnguished ana new one issued
in lieu hereof. ~
TosT on sToLEN--Bsnkbook No. 6S0.sl2.
-; ,ho cs,man Savings Bank In the city
., Ssw ynrk corner 4th ave and i4th IT..
isrned 10 George Torok All persons are eau
tione6 against negotiating the same. " hot
returned 10 the Bank on Inc OVtn Gay OF
October, 1912, a duplicate VIII De lssued,
LOST OR ToLEN.--Bankboot No. 6S,, oes
~ ,be German savings Bank IN The City
of New York corner 4th ave ana lfth ST.
is,uss 20 MAY Torok. All persons are eau
,joned aeRinet negotiating the same. ~ not
re,urnsd n The Bank on The som gay OF
Je,obor' 1912 a duplicate VIII be Issued
TJosT--Dankbook No 1,o2o.ss Bank for saw,
inrs 90 4th ave, Nov YORK. Payment
s,opped. Please return book 70 osnk.
Y0sT -Rankbook No 1000 So! Bank for saw.
s,a 1pss; N' Please return book to bank
IosT.-BankbooE No, sso. 2ss, Bank for say,
ings. 2so 4th ave. New Iork Faymeh'
ssop5ed. please return book 70 nsnn.
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Oh AVE; s. 47.3 II n OF st Paurs Place.
fs,NaHs; Aoeiheid Loub agt Alonzo b Right
muller. "'"iHeS' ~ ~
,oi hOREsT AVE. $50 and 057; Edward Bech-
toidt agt John worle ct al foreclosure Of
mtg attorney G A Steinmuler
oONNENT AVE, 10; Burns Bros agt Carrie NJ
Relyea. 0''V''ts'' -
lI2O ST, n $. 100 IT of 18th ave, 50xs4 g.;
70 ~ orhohde Power. trustee, agt Daisy l. Dun
S = eI a. foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys, Hart
MOTT ST. 8o7 and 800; New York Protestant
Eplscopal CITY Mission Society agt Saverio
c A Clark
CRUGER AVE, W q. 100 # OF Morris Park
ave- X Mary ] AveriIl aat Radcliffe Realty
70 70 ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney, 7
ll1rH ST, 424 East: Beatrice w Miller. exx,
agt Sunhower Realty and Security Corporation
e. al Samended foreclosure of MTG; attorneys
18TH ST. 422 East; Charles II Lowerre ct
a. agt Suniower Realty and Security Corpora
lion ct al (amerded foreclosure OF MTG; attor-
neys Cary & Carroll.
nth ST, 400 East: Charles II Lowerre agt
Sunhower Reality and Security Corporation ct
al (amended foreclosure OF MTG; attorneyss
cary & Carroll.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Laura Baylts 70 Jacob Hirsh; 81.
Frank W McGurk, exr. to Leopold Bsilly;
5000,
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 70
LAWYERS Mortgage Co: $50, 600.
Same 10 same: $4,000.
James Reilly 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Co; 81 ZOO.
Bankers Trust Co 70 Title Guarantee and
Trust Co; $4,000.
Bella Falkenberg 10 Monroe Falken-
hIg. 81.
Henry W Hayden 10 Augustus Van cort-
landt. 81: ST.
Rme TO same; 81.
Hayman Eckman 10 Amelia siegei; 81.
william . IEham and ano, eXTs. to Min
tam r Collins. trus; So 900.
Anturn y Collins, tTus, 20 Hannah Z
hham. sl2251
scholle Bros TO Albert W scholle ct al,
nus 4 asstS: g.
Harry ! y johnson 10 Agency Realty and
Mortgage Co; 81 600
Martin P Lodge to estate Leander Jarmu-
lowsky: IS, 600.
George W Bond. jr, TO Commonwealth
Trust Co: $1,000
Co; g.
CITY Mortgage Co to Sam Bernard;
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
STORAGE NOTICES.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO., INC.
2Il-2i3 EAST l0UTH STREET.

New York, October 2, 1912
To James Bailey. Lena Chasen, Raymond
Coles, Helen Cooper, Morris Drotman, Louise
Fountain, Ida Horowitz Berthe Jesselson,
Elira Maxwell, X. b. Oliver. Mrs. Catherine
Polhsmus. Daniel Thomas and Della Dowd.
You and each OF you are hereby notified that
the time for the payment OF our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having ex-
PRED after due notice thereof had been given
you we Will cause buah properly 70 wit.
Honisehold Goods, Personal Effects and Mer-
chandise, stored in the Harlem Storage Ware
house 60. warehouses by you or In your name
Tor in which you may have an INTEREST,". TO be
IN such cases made and provided. at our
warehouses. 2Ii-2l3 East Tooth at. New York
CITY. on Thursday. october IL, 1912, AZ 1910
m and IL the sale thereof IL not COM
nieted on said date the same Will be con-
tlnued AT the same place on each and every
day thereafter. beginning al 1890 a. M, until
HepIEM sToRA0E WAREHOUSE CO.. INC.
w c. GILBERT. President.
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] MADE $50 900 in nye wears with a smai
mail order business: began with IS. send for
flee booklet, tells how. Heacocx 5055. Lock
port. - Y
WA NTFD. s. licitors Of good appearance and
pipe smokers: a principle In tobs Geo
pipes. II needs no cleaning. Sells on bght:
now Is your chance 20 make big money: be
among the first to handle IL by our method
ot selling; references required. Call s2i Broad
way. 20 10 a. m. Ask for Mr. Lord.
YOUNG MEN Tor advertising department. OF
local newspaper: outside work: liberal COM
mission basis 70 start. 800 Tribune Building.
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ESSMAkING.

MADAME SHEER, Ise WEST SAD Sim
"pp0f,TED EVENING, STREET GOWNS AT
vtRY low PRICES ALSO MADE TO OR
nETs FINEST WORKMANSHIP GUARAN-
TEED; INSPECTION INVITED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. makes and re-
models: ehIdren's a specially. juliet i2s
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

OCTOBER g.
10TH ST, 81 West: WerdInger Brothers aEt
Aieeft ksstnsr ~ al: July "a 1912; 500
sAAE PROPERTY: Barnet Rosenberg aEt
's>se De Laplains ct al; Aug o. 1912; $iO4 So.
ryLToN ST. 246 end 24s: Geo W Meiers agt
~y,s ssa y Gerry et al: Sept 49, 1912: t65.
uer AVE. 1851: Globe Sash and Door Co agt
nay Marine e. al; Oct 9, 1912: $i24 60.
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LIS PENQENS.

1b1st st, owner: M w Del oaudio Ao1 TrA.
mont ave- architect: $500.
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nApnEI CLEANING,

;5lry yoEK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
NE" nia,s, largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN Fhoaa %, C,rcnIsr
Prices Isasons6l.e' s sSS99uu4ss west ssth St.
~ zyE fssf CIRPET CLEANING co-cleans
~ ~ re- comnressed air, steam, hand OF on noor.
,.sS prnadwsy 42i EoAt 4Sth ST. CUE *
BRANDT Tel. 132-3sth'
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WORK WANTED.


Male.
AN FxPERI -NcED advertii ine agent desires
20 secure position as special representative
IN New York for good newspaper or maya
zine- reasonable compensation for entire slime.
iddr'ss W Roy 20 Tribune Office.
CRAFTSMAN. - With civil or mechanical
engineer: permanent or temporary. Address
II. Honaid l52 East Goth st
EIECTRTCIAN--Long experience on stor-
age batteries for all purposes. desires nosi-
tlon In private plant or electric garage.
Electric" Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1864
Broadway
REFINED YO1TNG MAN as companion 20
aged or invalid act ne valet Address II:
y. Doherty. White Plains, n. y. General
Delivery.
YOUNG MAN f23-2D would like outdoor posI-
tion OF any nature which requires education,
ability and honesty S. g.. Tribune ONCE.
YOUNG MAN (23) desires position where en-
orgy, ability and sound Judgment are innpor-
tant factors toward Advancement s. O.,
Tribune Once.
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Female.

REFINED PERSON as housekesper- companion
for elderly lady or housekeeper for private
school Institution. small hotel or bachelors
apartment; thoroughly competent highly rec
commended. Miss Bucklsy's Agency, II West
l1N NJ
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

MlDDLETOWN RID. cor Edison ave.
III. 9xl30 Ok irreg; Title Guarantee and Trust
20 loans CHARLES II Pillsbury $500
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.
OCTOBER 8.


I'll, I'D ST. W cor 10th eve; for q I sty
is5g's,s ofsce and platform. G3xl00: Amer
~ Express CO. CO. Broadway. owner; V
~'''e' Ssl Sth ave. architect; $1,000
The Bronx.
Ise'vy VfrLkEDT AVE. o. 40 n OF
10 81 for l sly brk storage. 6sx6 s..
bs,ly' ,eneowitz. G23 conrtlandt ave. lessee
tI51S Saith, 23O9 crotona ave. architect:
sy ..ihE.aoEr AVE, 8. $50 II OF Prospect
Es,.. ior sty brk stores 36x70; Borough
fe,s..sS Joshua I Evans 1910 Sd ave, sec
ItssE, owner; Harry T Howell. 80 ave aud
81 architect; IS,
~ al AN AVE. . cor scoheid st, for a
CIV frame dwg. 22x50; william VI Booth,
iss,an Ahno, owner; s II Boom Il Sons. City
-reno, architects: 81, 200.
80 AVE, e y. 383.7i n 9 OF 222d 81: for
IA. ~ franc 6wg. 2ix5O; Charles Rhein-
IA, s.Sth ~. owner and architect; $4,000
a iii 81, e. I0T. "a {. OF Kelly II; FOR
ssi W Srk tenmt. 2sxss; William einrott
i.s,tE ast l65th st. owner; Harry z Howell
ahd % ave. architect. $4,000.
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MEETINGS.
NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting OF the Society Of 81
Lukes Hospital viii be held at 81 Lakes n hos
tan cite on New York. on 81. Luke's Day
ontober ism, 1912. at five o'clock p: NJ.
Oe'o''' HOFFMAN MILLER, Secretary.
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DOMESTIC airUArloNs WANTED
MAZE

COUPLE.-Useful man: wife good cook and
houseworker, neat and obiKing: FIRST class
references: city or country. Phone, 500 Har"
lem Parsons Agency. No East l52d ST..
near 9th ave.
GARDENER. private greenhouses
useful; references. J. N, ~ West 2sth st:
HER MAN-DAIRYMAN-Nort OF ireland
married three Children; care and manage
rnent Of fine cattle: expert mixer; seven years
reference last employer. Carpenters Bureau
154 9th ave
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Male

An illustrated magazine OF the first
class requires the services OF a man
aging editor lie must have had ex-
perience and understand reproduction
in color and half tones, and be COM
petent TO appraise the pictorial value
Of line drawings. In replying give pre-
vious experience In detail and salary.
Address B.M.N. Pc. Box So. NY. City.
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LTERATioNs.
Manhattan.
OCTOBER s

kf..n. vyADwAY, $50; TO 5 sty store and
ts1' ,s.eeFs Realty Co ~ Now York, West
hst y. owner; Hunt a Hunt, % Fact
" architects; $4,000.
The Bronx.
. 80 sk AVE, 9 cor .. Peters ave; 20 a
an itmf avg and storage. 50xs6: Will
h ss ws Ws.as sys aye q Swn ss
ana ~ AVE, 1913; 20 a ] sty frame store
we iez46; Louis Gabriel, 450 East
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Female


cooK-First class all branches. with or with
out kitchenmaid; neat: very economical; city
or country: excellent references StO Miss
Buckleys Agency, IT West 42d st Phone 1901
Bryant.
CooK--scotch; Catholic 12s; experienced;
with or without kltchenmatd: wages $40
$40: best references. Cassie, Domestic Needs
Agency. 728 Lexington ave; phone Plaza
1896
COoK.-Understand good plain cooking;
good reference; city. b.. Mas Fitzoeralds
Bureau. 500 9th ave. Entrance AID St,
cooK--Young Norwesian; city references; $50.
NJ Miss Hofmsyers Agency, 320-322 9TH
ave, ninth floor Tel 1927 Madison square
TFNRRAL ELECTROMAGNETIC neat:
willing; girl good cook. excellent laundress;
finest references; city or country: 80 Pear
sons Agency, East 1870 St, near oih ave.
Tel 50l0 Harlem,
HOMEWORK, &c-BriSht. strong. neat young
girl. as general houseworkcr or chamber
madwa.r.ss one yeafg eSce en-. 'I hscSleS
Agency II West aga st. Phone 74SI-Brysnt.
BOUsEWoRK-By reputable middle aged
strictly temperate woman; good FAMILY
cook and launeress 81? naon nny tx Wen,
nth St: phone Chelsea 1911. -.
INSTRUMENTATION; Protestant; ~;
With quiet boy eight; city or sh2r, as
lance references; wages $2o Domestlc n n
agency, T26 Lexington ave; phone Plaza
HoUSFKEEPER (working)--scnteh; Prot
estant fss) good cook no Laundry: wages
$50: city country. AGNES, Domestic Needs
(Agsncy), 726 Lexington ave-; phone flaSa
443g
LAUNDHEss-Youn swede; excellent lsun-
dress. t30-s35; city family. M, Miss Hof-
mayors agency, 820-322 9th ave, ninth hoor'
Tel. 1927 Madison square.
MoTHERs HELPFR. excellent sewer: COM
pshion 70 elderly lady: position OF trust;
rsferences: city or country. Miss T. Dean
$50 Wei Oath st.
4 NURSE = Com potent, refined young Englith
girl; t22 Flaherty's Agency 4e5 Columbus
ave Tel 1913 Schuyler.
WANTED--Postion by young American
woman IN snail private family. Tor gen
eral nousewoTk, whore reliability would Ls
| ssppgptfclsted; state salasy Address Box BIZ
s . 900 ave Brooklyn. -
l-TYPEWHlTINe AND TYPEWRTTERs
free; all makes taken mart navment: bargains
IN Nhoer"ooas. Remingtons, divers, Smiths
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rYPEWalrINo AND TYpEWRTTERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau At. Catalogue
4, uee; an makes taken part payment; bargains
IN NHoer"ooas. Remingtons, divers, Smiths.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers' Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors, 6dv-
arnesses. ETC. 10 Colleges. Schools and Fam
lilies. Apply to Mrs. NJ J. YoUNG-FULToN,
% Union Square.
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The Bronx.

Arthur ST. S, being lots 1915 and iolI.
Nan NJ Tacoma Park. 50x135. s152 sNlS2.6
Ss1t sO 1901; Annie Kopchovsky 70 Laura A
SIyry. 81 800; attorney, c II Bsechler, ll2o
s0sToS ROAD. n 5. 93.3 It Of fremont
ave n Ok irreg; Aug u, 1905. Frank a ana
Sss,lofts Becker 10 John r Hegeman ct al,
srg.ess: 500, attorneys, Woodtord, Boyee *
butcher | Madison ave.
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NEW JERSEY.
BIsnbsiii
AUCTION SALES.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. y.
Joeiat White 3 sons Company,.
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Clay AVE. S. 1911 II n OF leeth g..
IsiirsO: sept 20 1906; Charles II and Minnie
Thoraon to J a Wendei. Deputy Controher OF
~ stsfs ~ New YORK. being Mortgage l.O3l
* s,ste Loan Commissioners; 800.
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FOREIGN RESORTS.

Proprietors The GORDON HOTELS, Ltd.
Close to buckingham Palace, Westminster
Abbey and convent mt for everywhere. Tariff
free Room 3I4, "New- Fork Tribune, - New York
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iSfTH ST. S. 80 II OF Amsterdam ave.
axssil; May q, 1912; Isaac Snd Bertha
nsva g Myers. 800 Broadway.
piafTH ST. $50 West. S7.6x9a.ii: Feb %,
,o1e, Young Realty and Construction CO 10
Iacob Hirsh $4,000 attorneys, ksntrowitz q
Esbsrg $50 Broadway.
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The New PaiatlaI and Luxurious Hotel
tIneuIshed, Unique and First clas,
First Class, Opposite Station and Por,
Lately Renovated. 9ayaI Patronage.
RiIou Hotel, adjoining Savoy. NJ
Near Garage International.
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cOoK-First class all branches with or with
out kitchenmaid; neat; very economical; city
or country: excellent references: $40. Miss
Buckley's Agency, II West aga ct. Phone 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-09

Sn AVE 1895 25xT5: May T. 1905; same 70
-, ~ SO 600. attorney, David Sternlicht' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-09

TosT.-penkbook No Io2o.sss; Bank n for Saw,
4 ings, $50 4th ave. New hso, "'"'"'
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-18
Mexican REBELS
move ON CAPITAL
FOUR BANDS OF REVOLUTION
IsTs ADVANCING FOR CRUCIAL
TRIAL OF STRENGTH.
Americana and Foreigners Fear the
Outcome and an Urgent Appeal
Has Been Made for Marines to
Protect Legation.

Washington.-Four rebel divisions
cautiously advancing for the crucial
trial OF strength with the Madero
forces, are closing in on Mexico City
according to advices to the state de-
partment on Sunday.
Fear that the outcome may prove
disastrous to Americans in the capita:
city has quickened. the ambassador to
send an urgent appeal to Washington
for marines to protect the legation
and similar action, upon the advice
Of ambassador Wilson, has been tax
en- by the representatives of other for
eign countries.
points along the lines O.; march Of the
Surrounding the city at various
advancing columns are bodies Of fed
eral troops ready to attack the in.
vaders, but the effect on the advance
is unknown, as is also strength OF
the rebels.
The latest estimate of the number
Of rebels on the march, however, as
reported to Washington, is 5000
troops. The most formidable rebel
division IL that under the command Of
Mirandi. which was organized In the
state Of Mexico itself. At present
the army is almost under the very
caves Of the capital city.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-18
WILL TIGHTEN PURsE-sTRtNcs.
Financial Backer Of Portuguese
Royaljsts.

Paris.-The Excelsior publishes an
account of Mrs. James Henry Smiths
connection with the Portuguese roy
a(1st movement, and why she has
finally decided to give no more money
to the cause
Mrs. Smith is quoted as saying:
According to the terms of agree.
ment, the marriage of the eldest son Of
Dom Miguel to an American lady is
tantamount to his remuneration of the
throne. To be the mother of the
queen, my son-in-law to become king,
must cease to be his mother-ln-law
The conclusion is THAI l don't think
it necessary to help in the restoration
of a triumph which would mean the
divorce of my daughter. The royalist,
like every movement. interests me,
but not my fortune"
Interest in the royalist cause is de,
scribed by the Excelsior as rushing
from post to pillar with wagonload
of hat boxes, valices, trunks, suit
cases and a monograph
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-18
TEXTILE MILLS RAISE WAGES
General Advance Affecting 12s,ooo
Operatives In New York Announced
by Various Mill Interests.

Boston.-A general advance IN the
wages of textile operatives in north
ern New England was announced
Saturday by various mill interests
that have their head offices In Boston.
More than $4,000 persons, including
employees Of cotton mills in Massa-
chusetts, New Hampshire ana Maine
and wooden mill operatives in six
New England states, are affected.
While few cotton mills have made
definite announcements, the advance
generally will not be less than s per
cent, it is stated, and for certain
classes of operatives per cent or
more.
To the advance in Lawrence, IN re-
Spouse to demands Of the operatives
the increases elsewhere largely are at.
tributed.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-18
elands Hope of Home Rule Nearing Realization at Last

man nature in the period Of critical
transition and the dawnins of the re-
ligion Of peace upon a race barbaric.
but far. indeed, from savage.
That warlike race regarded 1t doubt
less as notable cruelty when the new
faith discouraged an amusement SO
popular as battle. But In many re-
spects they were in sympathy with the
faith. That race was one OF which
the affections as we'll as the passions
retained an unblunted ardor, and
when nature Ia stronger and less cor.
rupted It must feel the need Of some
thing higher than itself, it's Interpreter
and its supplement. 1t priced the
family ties, like the Germans record
ed by Tacitus, and it could but have
been drawn to Christianity.
Warlike as it was, It was unbounded
also in loyalty. generosity, and self-sac-
rifice; It was not, therefore, untouched
by the records of martyrs, the princi-
pies of self-sacrifice, or the doctrine of
a great sacrifice. 1t loved the chill
dren and the poor, and st. Patrick
lAdOS tAC III AC1 lAC OAOAAPlACAo VI LILO
faith and the latter the eminent inner
itors of the kingdom.
In the main, institutions and tradi-
tons of Ireland were favorable to
Christianity, and the people received
the gospel gladly. 1t appealed to them
and prompted ardent natures to find
their rest in spiritual things. 1t had
created among them an excellent APP
probation of the beautiful, the es-
thetic and the pure.
The rapid growth of learning, as
we'll as piety, in the three centuries
succeeding the conversion Of Ireland
proved that the country had not been
until then without preparation for
the gift.
Perhaps nothing human had SO
large an influence in the conversion
of the Irish as the personal character
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-18

Of our apostle. By nature, by grace,
and by providential training he had
been especially fitted for his task.
Everywhere we can trace the might
and sweetness that belonged to his
character; the versatile mind, yet
the simple heart; the varying tact, yet
the fixed resolve: the large desire TAX
ing counsel from all. yet the minute so
licitude for each; the fiery zeal, yet
the gentle temper; the skill in using
means, yet the reliance in God alone:
the readiness in action. with a willing
ness to wait; the habitual self.pos.
session, yet the outburst of an in.
sptration, which raised him above him.
self-the abiding consciousness of an
authority-an authority in him but
not OF him, and yet the ever present
humility. Above all, there burned in
him that boundless love which seem.
the main constituent Of apostolic char.
acter. 1t was love for God; but it was
love for man also, an impassioned
love. parental compassion. Wronp
and Injustice to the poor he resented
as an injury to God.
A just man, indeed, was St. PATRICK.
with purity of nature like the patrt.
archs; a true pilgrim like Abraham.
gentle and forgiving of heart like
Moses; praiseworthy psalmist like
David; an emulator of wisdom ike
solomon; chosen vessel for nro-
claiming truth like the Apostle Paul.
man OF grace and of knowledge Of
| the Holy Ghost like the beloved Iohn.
non IN strength and power; a dove
IN gentleness and humility; servant
OF labor in the service of Christ;
kng In dignity and might, for bind.
Ing and loosening. for liberating AMI
convicting
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-03-18
NO TRACE OF SCOTT At POLE.
Amundsen Admits it is Possible That
English Explorer Had Reached
Pole, But Hardly Probable.

Pole, But Hardly Probable.
New York.-A Times special from
Hobart, brings the news that Captain
Amundsen has been induced to discuss
the question of whether it is likely he
was preceded by Captain Scott to the
POLE Captain Amundsen is quoted as
saying:
II saw no traces whatever showing
that Captain Scott had been at the
pole, but it is possible that he had
been there, and had left some unsub.
stantial memorial which had afterward
been destroyed by the storms.
"The chances, however, are heavily
against this theory, for during the
three days I was there the weather
was calm and still and think that is
the prevalent condition. There was
nothing but the vast level plains of
snow, and hence there was no posi-.
bility of erecting permanent cairn OF
stones.
1.-THE season was very favorable,
and therefore it is exceedingly likely
that Captain Scott did reach the pole
later If not sooner than myself. most
sincerely hope he did arrive there, for
he we'll deserves success"