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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with nam. and address OF rrsnte- and s,tor-
nsy.J
Interrs- = per cent unless otherwise stated.
SEPTEMBER .
Manhattan

MANEiATrAN IT. Q. 800 Z, o. Morning
ED. ave 36x6e 4x7sl Kate Blank 70 Hospital
Estates. Inc 81 Broad Of and sno Aug y ,
yrf Si02ec. attorneys. De Forest Bros. 50
SEW sowBRY. 2sana Is. s.srs. Md
Al 20 a. sx47X3i. lIleI0 Raymond Guarin!
Broadway. ssrt s. du. A. per bond: $1,000.
PARK AVE, "a I. Il . o. Iosth At - liz
Is. william Holman and ,no g Ami. as.
cent: 3i.oc. attorney. lsase outman. s@s
Brox5vay
snd-r " e.ll 20 waiter r LORD, iics Fere''
sv. tr-.or mtg 81. COO. Aug n, "; - De-
cent 900. h,torn.y. Joe.ph L~vi. 81 LIB
SoTH sT. Q. .so ~ ~ Of Str ave-. 7oIss.s
Broadway. cor souh 81, insIlios Ma
combs Dan Road. cor 10th - =
Jerom. aye cor ts.,s.re.a ave
jerome ave, cor Chrorl Place, y
Jcron. ave. = cor Clifford Place y, MI
er.o II Tutti. snc sno 20 Aontrose Realty Co
". 8 per cent. ST.. CO.. sttorns,, Title lnsur-
ance Co rs Broadway
SID ST. 81 and 80 Ess,. . 81 5rs 59zos
Brzncko construction 90 % Ro1@rt McGlu Hc-
March /. 1918. . PEI cent $4,000 attorneys
James schen Eikus. 10 froadHst
as.e Mckeoa Reaity co .1 90. Rcai l.s'at'
%. 10 Broadway. sep du- ~ per bono
$1,000. attorney. Ttu. Gusrsnts -nd Trust
l4TH 81 - ms % Madison ave i6.'
ino5. Thomas Hidden 90 Allan Msr4sanf
- Al trustees Princeton. y , o RS q. -
cent; Aug 10 So so. sttorn,. isrVer' Iiii'
43TH ST. - ~ = = % Madison av,, tsI
1919 bona, % Hid3>a 20 Allan Mar7uane .
trustees. Princeton. y J. Aux II ~ -
per cent. IS. co.. attOrneJ lawyer Title IN.
sursnc- and Trusf 20 10 Broadway
18TH - p g. 20 q ~ Amsterdam ave. %
1921 Rudolph schwsiz,r 20 Charles DON. Sel
~ sv. sept 30 20 cent '@ooo a.
toru-y. = j Dora. I+i Broadway.
NvT 81 So East; - erk. 25rio2 ?
Aie. hrnoi1 % German saving, Barb. 20 ~
~ - M.y.r ls.re.es. q Bru.as.y
sigT ST "a Ess ? 80 bTE -. io1 ~. :
Frederick Bsnt.r ara ano - Gso-r- Ab.nh
o.. ,a-'. .,,o -. - Hs...y soe s-oasvsy
iTsTH a. ~. i07e . % Pi-asant Az.
% s1iO0 70. Edmund Shines o. Rufu' J.
Nor s 1918 81 p.- cent f2.0oo. aiiornsy. Z
issrV ~ -, ioo ?, % Audubon az
;orio5 psnisi H4s,on - VA, -. nsr'i ,3
1912 ? - cent 500 stiorn,f. r . Wee
hsn Rector o
The Bronx.
rETANT AVE-. cor freeman o.. a.
100 io..ph g Wsiiaca - cover CONSTRUCTION
40 20 Nassu o. 7-r' = -. - cont
s. 90. s,toru.y. - = Hornsnn - Ssssap =
rfNUi.Af Avr .. cor iGjth - p sH95
william = Gam f1 ftosa Newman. ID has'
5aia y prior mtg i24o SIP n
IowT ~ n = q % Tor ., 7srse
car1lir. construction 80 20 ,oun', MortIas'
~ - Wall - ~ ] 81 TO- cent, 10
CO., atone. : 9 Thomas ~ VAL -
tGT ~ - i5s map %, catholic l'rotec tor
william Hsr;n.ld snd ano % JACOB Dohrnsnn
sSIe nan ave- Aug = dls. 80. a. per oonf
A fnNrFeT 49, LAST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
EARLY LEASE RECORD.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
for a long term OF years a large apart
ment comprising All enur. floor in the
neu building 10 be erected at No. $50
Park avenue. AZ the southeast corner OF
Ssth street by the Fullerton Weaver Reai-
II Company. 20 William L. Rich OF
BLACK starr 4 Frost.
This o. believed 10 ne A record IN early
renting as tho tenants IN tho old fash
toned apartment house now on this slte
arc stiU 100 possession. and the new nuilo
ing will not he completed until Octoper 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06

~. "a orcrativ. Building and Loan
40 ...o.,s,,on. 81. 800: sttorne!, Wihsm LAns
don, 1E ReI9o we W.. S25 n OF Lyon ave.
o-isn. mi 1 1889: Elizabeth Z ronos 20
Fduin colgate Jones: sfc; A''o'"e''
n paechlcr. 1875 Walker ave .,, :, cor
PN1E AVE $. 20l.t (. rom ono Va, ~
- ~ ,sv,ssx7s.7xi27.4 March 6 1905; Vim
iVh 81 ' S SsrolIne G. Maginn 10 Anna y
U M e. ooo: attorney. John Ruck' al
9fTTFu Pr. II. 100 u " OF Prospect ave,
- .ai 10. Feb 10. 1905; EvcIyh il D ~ n. W
80. rs,l.v. s5no: sttorney' ROBERT
Todd. go broadway r,-..,,,xto, az, being
RITTER PI. formerly "asnlhs.o -, ,,e,rs.
.s ~ - r-operty Elizabeth Ashe: motifs
snis ds,.d MAJ 10. 1851 e1tenas TO-, ~ =
S, , 20 H. naraIlel thereto and lO ~
.hc-s,-o-, Anil Is. 1892: Thomas Ahd LIZ st1so
bcth Fsrlev 20 Emile and Joseph huoeI, "a
s,tornev. TltIe Guarantee and 1rus' % ~
SANE SAM PROPERTY. Jan rs 1892 same TO
'SI I.eTs ST. $40 East. 25Iso; April q iS.D;
rde.ws,sr Peaitv Co N NINA T,I
g. 900: attorneys. LeIov' MacXeha'
sGNT PROPERTY: sept !. 1906 NINA
yo.TbS. ga 600. attorneys. same as aDC ,oo1
f4oTH ST 6i9 East. 25EsO; April ., 49,,
Henry Z Grove 20 Title Guarantee ana i''''
i.oTH ST. s7l East $3.50: March TO- i"s'
same 10 same: $4,000. an ,o,, rds>-
SAME PROPERTY; Jun. ~ nst,s.. ia
water Realty Co 10 same; s'""' nun
Broadway .,- Ks-
,,-ob a.. ZOO. sop. 4 1909: Hiram ana
vi n vsrisn 70 Daniel II Jones; so'Sp' ~
,orn.y, = n Turk Is Exchange pi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
SEES GOOD YEAR FOR FRISCO
President Winchell Reports
Conditions Excellent.

b. l. Winchell, president OF the St
Louis & san Francisco Railroad Com
pany, who is making A brief stay In this
city, reports promising conditions along
che entire Frisco system and looks for
record gross earnings in the current year.
BE said yesterday that business rss i'm
proving through Frisco territory and
traffic increasing. the chief factor IN the
improvement being the abundant crops
which have been largely harvested along
fhe whole system. AS 70 the widely pre-
dicted car shortage Mr.. winchell ex-
pressed the opinion that II would not ex-
coed by much, II at all, the shortages o.
previous years Of bumper crops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
PROPOSED THEATRE LEASED.

The Palace Theatre, Incorporated, have
leased through Louis Becker the plot 90
xlOo feet OF the north SIDE OF 18th street
seventy-fve feet west OF Amsterdam ave
nue.. together with a th.atre 20 be erect
ed FOR a period OF twenty-one years. a. a
rental aggregating Sl26 ooo. The propertl
was rented BY the Riverside Nladuct
Realty company. Joseph Newmark. pres
ident. who Will build for the lessee = first
class motion picture theatre with large
entrance on Amsterdam avenue and two
exits or 18th street Norman Lcderei
Will design the building. Jonas koerte.
and c NJ Schwerin conprisc the leasing
ro-pc-at ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
S65OOOO OPERATION IN PENN. SECTION
Realty Company Enages Holdings in West 33d Street and
Will Erect Big Loft on Site.
EDGEMERE LOTS GIVEN FOR NEW APARTMENT HOUSE

Marks avenue. near Flatbush avenue,
o. 6xi3l feet, three story and basement
brovnstone, for the estate OF Robert 70
son to Delta Mullaley for occupancy Also
No Isl Carlton avenue near 81. Marks
avenue, a three story and basement dwei-
ling house, TO J. Is. Harper. c. Il. Riker-
SOP was associated as broker in the latter
sale.
Thomas Rosecrans sold the four story
single hathouse No. 1877 Prospect Place
10 Anna O. Aukam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
RRnnKIYN SALES.

Fenwick B. Small sold 70 Louis Beers
Sons. builders the Hicks property. being
the block front. 2s1 feet on Froadway
Chsuncey 20 Marion streets. for inmedI-
ate Improvement. This property has beeh
IN one family for over forty years, anu
three OF the houses 10 be erected thereon
have already been sold This II the Ohiy
unimproved block in the entire length OF
Broadway. Surrounding property Is ilIi
proved with three and four story nat
houses and there is a good demand FOR
stores In this vicinity. o..
Henry PiersOn & CO sold NO. - 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
RECORDED LEASES.
win nam. and address % lessee
sErTTM 3

KELLY ST. cor 1850 e. rooms IN
second noor. Ssvrort Ueslty 90 20 MAJ Helm
Itch yrs from completion o. bldg stN0 sf-
dress % Ith
LUDLOW ST 49,. store. -t~- sarah ia
cohowitz % Ernsnu.l R-isnerE and sno. RS
from Jun. !. 1879. ssSu address. 10. lud
lou ~
ROBBINS AVE. So stor- etc. Rirha-t =
FSrrcilv q Otto HasSo.d and ano - from,
March l. 1918 address. g. Robbins
30 AWE III. stor. roo- and basement
Max IApmau snd ano % John Grifrr yrs
from May ]. 1910. $3.50, address III % ave
STH AVE. 6i7. all. lsido-s Jackson and sno
- walter Won Erl.nbeii; 10 yr- from May J.
1918. 500. address 10 sth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
$4,000 LEONARD STREET LEASE.

Charles T. Moves Company has leased
for Theodore Burt Sayre TO the Romeo
COMPANY the recently completed three
storv building. No. III 70 JIG Leonard
street for ten years, al an aggregate
rental OF about 5000 The property Is IN
the county court house zone and adjoins
tho northeast corner OF Lafayette ana
IAonsrd streets Opposite IL the New
YORK Life building Mr.. Sayre recently
purchased the property through the same
Brokers and the new building has just
been completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
zEPTEMBER S

<EPTEMBER 5
HTR ST 100 . Of scr ave. Jacoe
Ho-ori,z Ak II Claman 81 al: June :. 1917
SGD
ST NICHOLAS AVE =. cor 1870 q; Halt
saul az Palermo 4 son Cons,rTcticn 90 o. a.
Aug . 1912 i5y bond: $50 -.
S4WT PROPERTT. Rubin Boksn ar same
Aux . 1872 fbv bonil Si4
SAME PROPERTY MAJ sierei ar 1ins
Aug . 1912 10y bond So %.
sAvF PROPERTY. M.ys- Atstu sst ARE;
Aux , 1912 tby bondi $50 -
IT-TT AVE-. r. cor e6th a.. Thomas ) Mooney
az Hs.s BuiiIinS Co e. a., Aug !. lsls 10y
honfL- ta17 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

8s. Resl.r. err. 70 Gordon II sinPsen,c o.
David Rn1ennond 20 1dA Ga1svski' siv
Annie z Frey 70 Benz Frey ~.
American Mortgage Co 90 Title tnsnrshce
Co: $4,000 srs
sam. 20 same: fTa5.
David Bitter 70 DAVID Krals SOD
isaac Coidstein 20 Adolf Mande; I'D =,
North SID. Mortgage Corpn 20 Line M
Rsynor: 81. 100.
q q Realty CO 20 Jos Blsusteir -:
C.has Faust admir- 20 Cath walter: ~ SO ~
Dora shill admr. 70 NincenDo hsrno'
5000 .,
Wrn Neub>cker n Wn Neubecker. 81 81
I'm Neub.ckcr n. % WIN Neubectsr: ".
IN. " Aerisn. esr, 20 MARY e Finley IL
LAWYERS Mortgage CO % John Finley: ss,ooo.
Grenvfll. L Winthrop and ano, errs' 70
Greenwich Savings Bank: So mc
Char A Wissu1ar and ano, rrfte0- 10
Greenwich Saving. Bank SLIGO
Greenwich ssyiars psns 70 Altar MAJ
Tftie Guarantee 4 Trust Co % kur1no0
Young aen's Mutual An society; 1900.
CITY Mortgage CO 20 1ruH co ID sss''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
SEPTEMBER s.

SID ST O. 3i2s n OF Columbia a..
rs srfo2o: LAWYERS Title Insurance. ant ~
co losns Hennessy Realty co $4,000
HOME ST. s. - 2; OF Fox 81 TIN =,
irreS: Carmine Construction Co lozns Csr.S-
Mortgage co $4,000
BID ST. 81 ana 90 East; Robert McG.r -.
Brsnko Construction Co 500. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
The Bronx.

,5-Tp sTREET-Kurz & Ursn have SOLO 70
cL,rl.s Daunsv.r a plot % three lots on tl
so-,rb ,io. OF 18Th street. 100 feet west O. -
AIMS avenue. 20 builder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06

The deficit 20 date for tnis fiscal year is
o.. 143 944 as against deficit % so Sa2.Sso
NJ this time Iast wear. These figures exclude
Panama cana snd public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
Manhattan.

i4OTH STREET-Nsil & PaTkeT ns a. -,
Gov AZ Rro,,s- 20 George A. Sipp 10 - West
10th street a six stor, new Az nouse
rsnge5 sor twenty-four families on nlol % - 10,
lOp feet. In par payment ny. slpp ~''
country residence a. EuElevOoc y. J.
HENRY STREET-The u. Il. Jackson ON
NAM mas sold 70 Louis Olson No. - henIf
st-ss, six sto-v front and I'VE story rear tene
-, bo,.es WITH stores on lot % .Sxl" fee''
me seller acquired the property @bout - -
rron.hs ago : Jsffe was the broker N inc
latest transaction. - -. "a
9TH STRDTT-Jacob Herb has solo 30 -
West STth street four storv tenement H9-.1-
N lot .5xesq feet. between Ninth ahs 4e-'-
ov.,uoe 20 = NJ DruCEe-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
U. S. TREASURES CONDITION.

Washington. sept at the beginning %
business to-day the condition Of the United
Etates Treasury was as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06

The John p. Peel Company has sold
Nos 424. l26 and 42s West S3d street. three
three story buildings. on a plot 5sSxss-s
feet near Ninth avenue. TO the Mckeon
Realty Company. The sellers were Ben
tamin 7. HYDE, Josef 7. and James :.
Carroll and ". ?. Pulles. respectively.
With the purchase and q previous acduisi-
ton OF six adjoining buildings, the NC
Keen Realty Company. Of which Thomas
A. Larkin is president, has rounded out
plot l3sxess feet known as No. 44 TO 4dS
west sd street. 10 be improved In the
near future with a ten story loft sfr1ct-
ure, the plans for which are being pre-
pared BY Paul c. Hunter. The proposed
building. with the land. will represent an
investment OF about $4,000 The rear or
the structure will b. assured OF perna-
nent light, as that part Of the building
Will overlook the open cut directly west
OF the new General Postoflice.
A C. & l. A. Marks have sold for Al
fred Bloch tho property No. 20 Bradhurs'
avenue. a six story new apartment house
built on a plot 57.sx134s feet. TO q client
who gave as part payment plot AZ EHEe-
mere. Long island. bOuHu'h pS N'i'
Boulevard Jamaica Bay. Sea view ave
nue. and the Atlantic Ocean. together
with all riparian rights, the plot com
prising more than thirty-nve lots.
The new-law Ave story house al NOS.
552 and 5s4 West 1ssth street, between Az
dubon and ST. Nicholas avenues. has been
resold by NJ. 7. strunsky & Co. for MIS-
Mar ?. Martin 70 Daniel z. Hanlon' II
occupies q plo, 5czlo75 feet This II tho
easterly house Of two acquired oy MIS-
Martin IN June from the George Backe'
Construction Company in exchange TOT
IN. plot. iorxioo fest AZ the northeast
corner OF Pinehurst avenue and B''h
street. which was resold 70 the Ennnay
Realty Company for improvement Two
two family brick houses al NOS ~" ai0
1879 Plirnpton avenue each on pfot L-'o'
i6D feet and the three story dwehlnh
house at No. 50 East 1880 street on plo'
srzso feet. were given IN par; payment o.
Mr. Hanion
other sales for Manhattan and The
Bronx were.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
wFTCHESTER AVE. n cor Whit. Pains
r,.at ,o~ a st. hrk rtsr~ $500. Nuiism
Lar6r--be 57l Morris Park ave. o~rsr
6sli, 50 No-rig PARK ave. architect $3.50
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.
aSTH 81 62i 20 Ai West. - = - "a
~. C,nl-v Vol co. premises, ovrer.
Han .th a.. and ga 81 architect s5'op
The Bronx.
BROOK AVE. n : from i3sth 20 iss,h a.
., s,v nrk stores ans t.rrnts o. ~ ] =
iF.rr,an-Stursoerr ReSlty Co fWillia11s sturs-
o--r a. Es-t i1th s. PRESIDENT. owner J p
Di,-izr, III sth av. architect 5000
iSTW ~ e. ISIS q OF washington
av, 20 st. frame tvg. - ks, seorge
Earnst premises. owner. Chsrles schseief' j.
40i fremont ave architect; SO.
LIS pENDENS.
18th eT. I, i25 n - sts ave. 1sp1
$50. CITY Q, Nev York sgt Jacob Jansen
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UNFURNisHEp APARTMENT

WEST SIDE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06

18th 81. > i25 n 80 sth ave. 1927
go. CITY % Nev York sst JACOB Jansen
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRrrp,I n,sss
for tn. tribune received az their 49, "a
Office. No. 1884 Broadway oe'wse"
18th ste until o'clock y IN .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-11

to have settled over the farm like a blanket mortgage
1t grows out of the ground drops off the trees, and
trickles down your neck Whoosh!"
"Peace vely nice TO oil man. explained Bung tram
gully.
"Yes, and vely punk for a young one," retorted
Tommy. "If something doesn't happen pretty soon
I'm going run out in the middle of the road and blow
up with loud report
"Ah, no! Judge Oivah no ikee you do it," warned
Bung in CONSERVATION He felt great responsibility
upon his departure, had poked Bung in the ribs and
cautioned, "Aind you take of Tommy while we're
away
Tommy rose, yawned, and stretched his long legs
"lll tell you what I'm going to do' he announced, de-
parting suddenly toward the stables
WAS you go do: yelled the startled Bung after
him; but his master did not choose to hear
a few moments later Tommy stopped his runabout
before the door "Hey, Bung!' he called.
yellow face appeared at the window.
"What sort of dinner you fix up for tonight"
ooh, velly nice dinny. We got canned cone, fly
chickee-"
Canned corn and fried chicken gasped Tommy
"Say, I'm growing feathers from the number of broers
I've eaten during the week If there's any of food
besides canned in the world cook up a mess of
that Get supper for four and have it ready by seven
o'clock
"Whas you go do?' again asked Bung.
"Im going to bring down bachelor party and see
if can't start something around this boneyard.
"Mebbe Judge Ovah keel" shouted Bung as
Tommy eaSed in the clutch and his automobile dSap-
peared with jeering honk
Bung's single eye look of solemn responsibility
he turned him toward the kitchen AS to his cooking
he harbored no illusion: he realized how bad it was
He knew however, that Hda the cook had left sufi-
Gent supply of bread pie and jam to withstand siege
He could offer Tommy guests fried chicken and canned
until they became rebelous. But it was not about
the food supply that he was worrying. He had prom
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ised Judge Oliver to take of Tommy, and he did
not relish the prospect of acting as chaperon over
Bachelors Hail.
Late in the afternoon Bung into the chicken yard
and lured six broers to squawling doom. These he
dressed and prepared for the pam He peeled potatoes
swept out the dining room, ped off the windows with
his apron, made Tommys bed, brought in wood, laid
the table with the best CLOTH and places for four
He gathered some climbing and tied them
hard tight bouquet which he set up centerpiece
A T six-thirty horn honked before the door, and
Bung, peering out, beheld the three mysterious
guests clingng to the little runabou like mariners
sinking ship. The stout occupying the seat beside
the driver he recognized Sid Barker, his masters
chum; but who those two elegant figures who
from their seats the running board and snoothed
their suits of Scottish plaid? They utter strangers
to Bung, and, being a Chinanan he mistr1sted them
accordingly. He liked not their small mustaches; he
fancied not their faces he cared still less for the
preston of dlsan that sat eternal those patrcian
features. Who, then, these targets for Bung's
preconceived prejudice? Let explain.
The tall one named Kent; the other Hathaway
and had come to the Santa Clara Valley Boosting of
social conquests in San Matco and Del Monte. Hence
they had been rather hecticaly entertained in big
houses where the word "best families" opens many
doors Tommy decidedly fattered that these ele-
giant beings, who spoke in the jargon of London
holders, should have consented to down to his
ranch and knock about for a few days.
"Quaintish little dump this, said Kent, the tall one,
though blessing the orchards with kngly approval.
"Well, raw-thurr!" quoth Hathaway, the short one,
putting through gold and amber the aroma of Egypt.
what does raise here?"
zone raises apricots and pr1nes said Tommy briefly.
"Haw Prunes!" laughed Kent "What topping idea!
Do you know, never imagined pr,1nes grew on trees
"Only the timid ones do" said Sid Barker. "They
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4 HATS

HATS just the way they treat mel wrote
Tommy Oliver to Miss Cecilia
@SBSM 1horne, who was visiting friends in
NZB& N Alameda. "No sooner had YOU de-
N@N, serted me, leaving me in a state of
IAS0A footless vacuity, than the Whole
INZAAA Darn Family took it into their heads
hXZSQ1NV3 to go a nice, long vacation by the
WlGaGlM| balmy beach of Santa Cruz. Did
WGG|W they invite their Angel Tommy to tag
WGGW along? Nay, nay Claudine! There
wv are two responsible individuals in the
00A o. Oliver household who get a
@ - layoff. One of EN- is aforesaid Angel
M Tommy; the other All Lee Bung.
0k9 $50 here are, Bung and |, Civ
ing rather anguld imitation of r.
Cr1soe and Nj. Friday. Bung occupies the kitchen
and goes through the necessary motions three times
day. Can he cook? | will say he canned corn
rather nicely Seriously there is thing he can do
He fry chicken. There must have been a black
Dinah somewhere in his ancestry. For amusement
Bung and sit the back porch evenings attending
to each others education Last night he asked if
George Washington invented the telephone. When |
assured him other gentleman to blame, Bung
seemed deeply disappointed and rather inclined to doubt
my word Briefly think Bung and | becoming
tired of each other and would welcome any of rough
house etc, etc
ness, at the warm, sun-drugged hour of noon, that
Tommy Oliver sat on the porch under the notified
shade of the eucalyptus. On the doorstep suuatted
Bng atred in white blouse and apron in honor of his
promotion to the post of kitchen drudge. Tommy
smoked pipe; but Bung INDUCED in of his
watched distant force of Portuguese cutivatng the
soil round the slender prune trees He sighed.
"Wassa malla?" inquired the yellow slave with quick
sympathy.
"Bung," said Tommy, "this is the gosl-peaceullest
little valley this side of the Cobb Desert. Peace
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-03
SERVIAN PRINCE IN
PLOT AGAINST FATHER

Special Cable 10 The Tribune.
VIENNA, March 1T is reported that
the crown prince Of Servia is compro-
missed in the plot organized by d num-
Der OF young reeicide officers who. dis
satisfied with the present Radical gov
ernmeut. have formed secret society
known as the Black Hand.
The object of This society is said 10
have been To force the king TO get rid
Of the government on else abdicate III
favor OF his son. At the last moment the
crown prince seems TO have quallcd be-
fore the prospect of n military rising
against his father aud TO have informed
the government OF the conspiracy.
II IS said that the king and Tie gov
ernment wished to transfer the leaders of
the plot 10 the provinces, but that the
minister of war resisted this proposal
and the government did not feel Itself
strong enough 20 enforce its VIII
These statements must be accepted
with reserve, although there Is no doubt
that considerable unrest prevails In the
ScrvIau capital The Belgrade ncwspa
pers publish pessiuistic articles regarding
& possible military dictatorship
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-03
ONCE MORE FORESEE
STRIFE IN BALKANS
European Statesmen Regard
as Certain Bursting of
Storm in Spring.
TURKEY DOES NOTHING
Situation in Albania Especially
Serious; Country IS Over
run by Brigands.
TURKEY DOES NOTHING
BY FREDERICK WERNER.

Special Gable 10 The Tribune.
BERLIN, March with the approach
ing spring the time draws near when
the statesmen OF Europe anXiously watch
events in the always restless Balkan
peninsula and their anxiety is rather
Sreater than usual this year The COM
ing Of a crisis in that uneasy corner has
long been forescen by smart political OBJ
servers. whose claim 10 he heard is based
on wide experience and perfect disuter-
estcdncss.
Whether AS many imagine. the recent
visit or King Nicholas uf Montenegro TO
The czar will prove the pivot in The mat
ter seems 10 mo highly doubtful: but it
is undisputcd and indisputablc that,
whenever the crash does conc. tho BacI,
mountain over which King Nicholas holds
sway will prove an important factor in
tho conflicts Of rights, interests, claims
and ambitions of the Balkan states.
For this reason the sayings and do
ings OF the king and mis- confidential ad =
v,sors are worthy of attention. Tho Ian
Cuage used by tho cZaU al the dinner in
The winter palace was clear enough to
anyone and needed no explanation and
now Moutenegro's prime minister has eX-
pressed himself in an interview In terms
so gloomy that they bode nothing good
for the future.