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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee).
JUNE 81.

BROADWAY, No 117s: store; Elias Her
rick TO Corn Exchange Bank: yrs from
Nov /. 1912: $4,000; address. II william e..
RROOK AVE No $780, cor store; Jennie
Levine to Jacob 8 Israelson; yrs from
June Is. 1911. s1.0S0: address. 42O Wendover
BOSTON ROAD. mos 2Ol3 -2o15i south store
and basement, etc; David i Phillips 70 Pat
rick Flanagan. 10 yrs from Sept ], 1907
"a 500: address 20l3 Boston Road.
BROADWAY, no 1890. store, etc; estate OF
Jacob Bookman 10 George Baehre and ano :
8 yrs from Oct IL. 1912: $1.7o0; address, l7O4
Amsterdam ave. , -
GIN HILL ROAD. n . cor Willett ave-
sly bldg, John W Furoke to Pasquale Cur
gedo, A yrs from July 49, 1912; $500 address,
Tuckshoe. Y. ,
sTH AVE. 3 2 cor 145th st; store; Fleisch-
mann Realty Construction Company to James
n Chatmas and ano: 3 yrs from Nov 15 1872;
81 500: address 275 West 144th st.
sTH AVE No 468. all; Lucy A Ledwith 10
lanes Devaney; p yrs from May J. 1912;
SO 600. address 800 West 5lst st
10TH AVE. No s22 sty bldg; Charles
Cries 10 August Freeman: yrs from May
/ 1872: 81 700: address s22 10th ave.
soTH ST. No 10 West; ALL Canebrake
Realty Company to Lena Einhorn; yrs
from July /, 1912; 1920: address. 1875 East
10th sr. No s5s East; store and base
rnenf. Knvacs Corset Company 20 Oscar
Frankfurt and sno, yrs from May ], 1912.
5000; address. 1j4S BRYANT ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
LONG ISLAND CITY FACTORY.

Franklin's. Incorporated. now operating
several factories in Manhattan, which re-
Gently purchased from Maxwell s Names
a plot 2O0x1OO feet fronting on Hamilton
avenue, Long Island City, between Payntar
and Freeman avenues, are erecting for their
own use a five story factory. including
other buildings, such as large garage. to
accommodate fifty motor trucks and wag-
ons, one cold storage plant and one buildins
for dynamos and boilers. The building will
contain about 100000 square feet and will
accommodate about 100 employees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with namo and address Of purchaser ar
attorney
JUNE 81
Manhattan.

AVE A. i741, 25x94: Ave A. 1743, = 25x
"a. Anna seele 10 Ida Coble. II West 115th
81 6mtg sal .500J and all liens. June 20, 81;
attorney Louis Cohen, 81 Chambers 81
BIEECKER ST, 341, 21.1x32 6X2l. 3X29. Q,
s = John ! Bogert 10 Mary Il Sanford Belle
vile ]: June 81; 500. attorney, Lawyers
Title Insurance Co, 100 Broadway
BEEKMAN ST, SO and 50. cor OF Gold
St runs . 40 TX 30x29.2x w 46.6x oi.3 to
leg: Augie Hicks 20 Theodore F King, 23o
West 59th Ct. u part, all liens. June 10; 81;
attorneys. Todd e. ST John, 25s Broadway
BOWERY. cor OF Grand ct, 30xs1 SIX
8OxsO1; the Jefferson Bank 20 122 Bowery
60. at 1872 Bowery; ell liens. May 81; 81;
attorneys. StTasbourger Eschwegs a schellek,
CHRYsTTE ST. " S, 1901 n OF Stanton
st. 5ox196x irreg Martin Engel 10 Minsker
Realty 90. a corporation. 22s % owe mtg
$40 OOOD. Ia part, all title; May 10; 500.
attorney Title Insurance Co, 1875 Broadway.
LENOX AVE, W cor Of 18TH 81, 90.5x
100; Sydney Herman. ref. 10 Novel Holding
Co 800 Broadway; June 20 $4,000; attor-
news Kantrowitz n Esbery. 800 Broadway
1ST AVE, 2s6. 28x94; Gertrude Wander
beck 10 Maurice Mandelbaum, IL West SYST
ST (mtg $1,000; June IS; 500: attorney,
Title Guarantee Co. l76 Broadway.
ID AVE, 3 " cor OF 117th st. 5s.5x5o (fore-
closure. May 0. 1926 Abraham stern. ref
10 East River Savings Institution. 29l Broad
way June 20: $4,000. attorney. o Hubbard
% 7TH AVE. n q cor Of 10th st. 7o1111oo;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
BAKING COMPANY INCORPORATED.

many. % New York. was incorporated to-
dsy. with a capital Of $4,000 OOO-$15, 0OO, 900
common and 100000 preferred stock. The
directors are Robert 3. Ward. William b.
Ward end william c. Evans OF New Ro-
cbelle. George s. Ward and James 3. Ar
thur. of Pittsburgh; George l. Walter OF
Sbarpsburg Penn Joseph Speidel, jr., and
y Walter Peterson. Of Wheeling. ". Va.
ard Henry 6. Phipps Of New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22

sommerfeld & steckler. 81 Union Square. srch-
tects; S125. 600 ". -
BOTH ST. n $. 1T5 II OF 5th ave; for /.
twelve story store and lofts, 50xS09; Yves,
Both Street Construction Co. 200 Broadway
G Meyers ! Union Square West. architects
$1TJ,0OU -
PARK TERRACE, East, cor 215th ST.
for one story garage 35x25 (rear); w X
Huret 80 Beaver st. owner; J NJ oConnor,
West 29th 81. architect: $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22

Morris Aron 10 Herman Younker ~ am
John r Eberhardt 10 julius JarcHs, .D, ,,c
wesley Thorn to Mutual Life lhsu'~
Company; 800. .,
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Wesley Thorn; 500 .-oo
same 10 George W Rennert. trus; Show
Sdme 10 same. $4,000
10 y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
CREATIONS.
as

EAST BROADWAY. No 2o3; 70 four story
oN1ac and dwelling United Hebrew CommS-
nitv OF New York premises owner; 3 " Law
ian % west 31st ST. architect; $4,000.
CENTRAL PARK. 90 n Of 6jth 81 ard
fort station. city. owner; Kraus, architect;
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

corded Yesterday at the Real Estate FIX
change salesroom, Nos. II and 16 Vesey
street:
WOOSTER ST, 1918. W cor ~ Prince
81, "a 4xI0x irreg; sty loft and store bldg
sold 10 the plaintiff for $4,000.
CHERRY ST, 1874. E. eo.2 II OF CatAarine
st 2E1x102 px25yfo39; 8 sty tenmt and stores;
sold 10 the plaintiff for $23050
BY J. II. Mayors
1soTH ST, west, F F, 7s.4 ~ " OF Fort
washington ave, 60Xl25 vacant wlthdraWh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22

man Wakefield. ruIv . 1901. Lucy a and Archer
Jones TO Hy r Wood Sl.20O; attorneys button
&; Kilsheimer. 1917 Broadway.
17JTH ST formerly Fairmount aVe), n
ST. II o from a old Michigan ave and 81 ~
It $ Marmion ave. % 6x93. sx22 1lIs92' Maren
%, 1902; James + and Mary r BRADY 10 tne
Bank Clerks Cooperative Bulidlne anu anu Loai'
a ssociation OF CITY Of New York; $1,000; attor-
reY nerhnrt Rceves - Liberty 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name ard address n lenders attorney
JUNE a.
Manhattan.

,rr,---o.. sr -oo, ,-.--,.. -,
| ri,irr,or s., aog,.o. AMI OF 1910 c,rl
0,,lner, - N4'lag '5 ~ 5000. au"rn'F
GrprNv-ffTI ST 90 , r.. q, A,
re- an 8 Il To- o., 1000 Of ey ~ s 49S
/ hcA.o1 y Mar1 20 r1Tr' wore, $1,000. 81
.. POO ' ~ '.'.N . ''' '''''
/ way r-,...r,.,-,,
-..'; 4sE'- - ''a'l. oC' = zoo. c,dl-
e. o6o 5,,,,r. r ,as rlo,J
va EAvr PROPERTY. Jan O. 1905. sam. 70
/ WApIsoT Avr. ~, eoil :, o. o ~ ics,G
+ - Two. oct 8 1852 MARY A and William
/ q MC' orfnsch 70 Gorman'a ~" Iusq-'no' 90.
$4,000. a,,n--1"rs. Gueg'nF''m"r. Tnt'rmy"r
/ nk'UAH.h ST - - IN = n o. R'y-
/ irr'on ~ casio. Dec !. 1905. Nerto' singer
vETNrryEA AVE. o. COY II Academy 81.
/ i"oNlon. N1" g. 1912 T % Gai-rdi & 90 -
CITY N-gteas" O.. g. ooo. n'torn"~ Frederick
. a snow. - Won Of,
r,1tl r'r, ~ 500 $3.50, @s-1, ' g., 1909 oo@
. attorney ua,.,. Ngeri.,' CORNELL Z Barry.
. - Aassgu e.
| lek,so, reb 90 1907 Edward stein to Elssaao-
a,,o,- -., F"yr 10 Boa Htorjnav %" S''
gTH ST. o. q. iet 2, . y, Ayc 9 4ix92 2.
Z Tune 20. zoos B5rre' Collation. and ono 10
a,rII er 10 Us, e.tasa Ann - laoa
. r.l-ahstl y Tnr- n '-fra,. a. "a lane, y
, Goroa. 20 ue,ra-or.rrr Trus, ~. 81 600. al
y Iresq ~ v.rff -
2GTU ST. q g. $50 8 2, VI. NJ gfb sr, % 6 Z
/ os Jun. 81 l1'o Ha-r- and E,r.l COS,
20 william " sage $500. atto-uey. saul
Uarr4t.Ir no I2-r,F,ynt.
gsTTI Sir itg agf 40 F4r, ii-,o7G. Anil
4 1oii. 1r.r J lIearr r.-s--u.,on % ~
. LAWYERS N-rfrlra %. 500 D10 at'arnov. law
. ,.rs mn. Insurance g.. 700 rr1advrr
SAME TpGFrVTy- same t. Vr4rFror =
. y. r'-r4n t,rrN . Iara,. e. 600. a1rrcse IN
. T.r. "a O..
i---,r CT O. q 100 2, o ~ fo,r ,,a swim
T.r. H. ieps rvr.-erf --irl.r a cross =
h ,.rru-. 'Ior ~ John VI Bower rvr. SO mn
attorneys Bowers & sands. 81 Nassau -
-'rT s-' IS. 100 n 81 s'h ave 15vr ION ?
Nav 1911. Innp0lc- Wlrrsr Construction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
The Bronx.

REC; AVE tilst So. heinv lot ?o7.
man WashIrEfo1yile Goy1oo. pee ~ 1911
John and Pana'la Rotando 10 william r
Mapos Sll00. address Cos East PAPA 81
COUPTLANpT AVE. g. 27I1 n n II 1924
-. 2jyl@I "N27 liNl151. Nav %. 1908, Sand
rock Rent" COMPANY. 10 Elzahc'h Rlppel;
. JACKSON a. on AVE ~ lH . n % lssth ct.
ham l. Kafs; 81 900; attorney Arv Howltz.
KELLY 4 ST $50 Is2ds :, walcs
Their E and Marcolls Howe 10 Marie l. Win
tera aud Dennis Mccarthy. admrs Sll 500.
ati2,.neys. Kurzman ( Trankenhcincr. %
LoRILLARp PLACE. . $. 81 It OF 18Th
st. 10 :, si 10 r JUL 1907 GEORGE ana Flor
$1,000. attorney. Robert ireland. as VIII
lam a.
ward Dec IT, 16ii: Maria Rosa 1Ts' pua IN IN
the Peoples Trust COMPANY (Brookifr1 tris.
500; ettorn"ys. WInGate cullen. 20 Mas
LOT 20. mar Gleason property :ih Ward
AprIl I 49, Ions u oH'rernberF to .Fmllv oicn
1nee HonWtS1s 500 attorney. Frederick NJ
LOT "a, map 1870. Hunter estate: Ma q
1909 Joseph ana Hedvis Laudenbach 70 Hud
18Th ST. 3D. "eS'
Lot 20, man GLEASON plopertr. 2ith Ward.
% Pile. GSy2I ez1lGo. Aprll 49,. zoos riarrv
gdn. $500. attorney r y Arnold - LII
erty ct
LOTS 203. 294 and 2a5. map I 4is HUNTS
Point Estates. No" ], 1910 Harry RaphasI
10 Hunts Point Estates. 81 600. attorney law.
yers Title Insurance 90. 16O Broadway
LOT 2n3 map 223. WashingtonviIIe Jan "a
1919. John and Rahaells Rotando To Charles r
Hasted trus 81 300. address. p Broad -
PERRY AVE. n q 3STI n n . Bedford
PARK Cormerly Southern Boulevard. l95xll5 SIX
195Nll4.S, April ~, 1911; Nicholas and Margaret
oliver 70 George D kingston, 81, COO. attorney
n W Todd 229 Broadway.
RIVER AVE, . s, 800 n n 18th st. herein
before described Nov g, 1905 Arthur G schIem-
mer to Howard q CLARK evr and trIs 81 COO
attorney. y . - Neill 90 wall -
RIVER AVE. e. 300 n n l6Tfh ST. iOCNISO.
Nov 6, 1905 Arthur 9 Schlcmmer 10 Howard g
Clark H.ioo. attorney. Joseph = o'Nein 90
Wall -
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, :. IA Il .
Home 81, lO0Xl00; Jan 9. 1911. Ferd and Minnie
Rose & Puizel. f2s Broadway
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD s. 100 n II
WestcheGter ave. l64X150: Dec 4. 1911. Mer-
curry Realty Co 10 New York Trust Co: S98.-
900: attorney. + Snow IS wall 1t.
WHITE PLAISS ROAD, n e cor BartholdI
ave 50x9l 6E-xa6. NAV a. 1910. Merose Realty
Co 10 Alex Diker and Barnett Zilevilz. 81 200
attorney. Nicholas Aleinikoff. % Nassau st
sTH ST, u Willlamsbricse. W. Il lot S5s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
LONG ISLAND.
NEW JERSEY.
FINE COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE IN
lake WIEN

Five minutes walk 10 the Erie Station ana
two blocks ~ trolley cars: excellent location
and FIRST, class neighborhood, A. minutes ID
New York CITY; plot 81 i5N10O; fine new house
built two years. newly decorated rooms but
ler's pantry. bath. hot and cold water, steam
heat, Cagl Sc. two toilets. fine Cemented eel.
lar and walks, an Ideal home for a man who
works In New York. good reason for selling
This property IS worth So 500 but I will sell
for only $i.1O0. only $3.50 required cash. hal.
auCn can remain on mortgage: must be sold
Within 10 days Write or call on appointment
Address + @ BLANCHARD, rs South second
street Lake View. n J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address ~ granite" and
Attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwis. stated.
%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

FAILE ST. g. 100 II OF Lafayette ave,
40I10O. City Mortgage Co loans Kovacs Con-
struction co $4,000
FAILE ST. " 8, 100 II n Of Lafayette ave.
40xlO0: same loans same $4,000
ST NICHOLAS AVE, s e cor l72d ST, 9jx
1925. City Mortgage Co loans Palermo &, Son
Contracting 60 $50. 600.
MANIDA ST, n e s. 49, u OF Garrison
ave, 42X100: City Mortgage Co loans Burnett
We'll Construction Co $4,000
GARRISON AVE, 8 8, 70.4 n ~ Ma .
nida ST. 43.1x1O1.7. same loans same $4,000.
GARRISON AVE, G cor Manlda ST. 20. tx
SIS; same loans same S35 600.
157TH ST. n g. 45O n OF Amsterdam ave,
125X99.11; Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
90 loans Irving Judas Building and Con-
struction Co S165 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

FREEMAN ST, g W cor Of Simpson 81; oscar
Jarvis agt John Tomich ct al; June H. 1917
$40 S..
30 AVE. cor Of hist ct; P Heaney 90
agt Elizabeth Schultz 81 al; June lo' l9iZ'
S24s so
ADD ST, 127 West; Glenn K Denman agt
Woodstock Hotel co ct al; April g. 1912, sloI 90.
18TH ST 1O7 EAst; George n Shuman agt
Kroeder e. Reubel ct al; June I, 1872 S132 a.
ADD ST. 127 TO 1919 West; Charles Cornell
jr. agt Hotel Woodstock ct all March 30 l9l2'
1854 Is.
FULTON AVE. W s, 1903 n s Of hist st;
Unionport Lumber and Manufacturing Co agt
Bethel Construction Co ct al, June IL, 1Si2'
50 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

ST NICHOLAS AVE, W cor 1920 ST: for
siS story apartment 12i 200: Hancock cen
struction CO, 1921 st and Manhattan ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
AUCTION SALES.

FORECLOSURE SALE.-By virtue OF chatte
mortgage. NJ l.. Peiser, Auctioneer, sells to
day, Saturday. June o. 1912, at 80 a. m. al
the fixtures in drug store. SO Greenwich ave. B!
order OF mortgagee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-10

The careful mother who watches
closely the physical peculiarities Of her
children, will soon discover that the
most important thing in connection
with child'e constant good health is
TO keep the bowels regularly open.
Sluggish bowels will be followed by
loss of appetite, restlessness during
sleep irritabiliiy and a dozen and one
similar evidences of physical disorder.
At the first sign of such disorder give
the child teaspoonful OF DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin at night on retirins and
repeat the dose the following night il
necessary-more than that will scarce
ly be needed. You will find that the
child will recover its accustomed good
spirits at once and will eat and sleep
normally.
This remedy Is vast improvement
over ealts. cathartics. laxative waters
and similar things which are alto
ge,her too powerful for child. The
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-10
HAVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR
os0s and Sulphur Will Restore ceier
end La,stre % Faded and Gray Hair.

What . pity It is to see SO many
people with thin, wispy hair. faded or
streaked with gray. and realize that
most Of these people might have soft
glossy. abundant hair Of beautiful color
and lustre II they would but use the
proper treatment. There Is no neces-
sity for gray hair under sixty five
years Of age, and there Is no excuse for
anyone, young or old. having thin.
struggling hair, either full of dandruff
or heavy and rank smelling with ex-
cessive oil
You can bring back the natural color
Of your hair in few days and forever
rid yourself Of any dandrutf and loose
hairs, and mako your hair grow strong
and beautiful by using Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Hair Remedy. For gener-
ation1 common garden Sage has been
Used Tor restoring and preserving the
color Of the hair: and Sulphur Is rec
ognized by Scalp Specialists as being
excellent for treatment OF hair and
scalp troubles
II you are troubled with dandrun
or itching scalp. or If your hair is
losing its color or coming out. get a
fifty cent bottle Of Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur from your druggist, and notice
de Improvement In the appearance Of
your hair after few days treatment.
Agents, Mcbride & VIII.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-10
ALUMNI or HOMEOPATHIC MEpi.
CAL SCHOOL OF IOWA uNIvER.
slrv MAKE PROTEST.
ACTION OF BOARD STAMPED
"lNsULT' TO PRACTITIONER
Patrons Of Homeopathic Physicians
Not Considered in Action Which
Makes Distinctive Training Inpos-
sibIs - Resolutions Adopted BY
Alumni Sent TO Board Members.
special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times
Des Moines, May lot was recently
stated that some of the homeopaths
OF the state had taken exceptions to
the action of the state board Of ed
ucation in consolidating parts of the
two medical schools at the State Uni
veTsity Of Iowa AS matter of fact
al. Of the homeopathic physicians are
not only deeply interested in the ac-
ton Of the board but are in open pro-
test The consolidation Of certain
branches Of the work at the university
was declared 20 be an Improvement"
ald possibly is from the view point Of
the state education board, as it de-
creasns the cost of maintenance
slightly. The assumption that it is
an Improvement to the students. how
ever, is preposterous, they contend,
and must appear SO to any one ia
miliar with the teachings of the two
schools. Their methods are unlike and
it would be next to impossible to teach
the principles of one in the school of
the other. The fact that they are diff
ferent is sufficient to prove the con-
teCtion that two separate schools are
necessary for the training
If the plan of the board is carried
ou. it means that the homeopathic
students must receive the training OF
the regular physician in the depart
ments consolidated. The alumni OF
n. college of homeopathic medicine
of the state university. in session al
pes Moines, May S, presented their
protest 10 the proposed consolidation
in the following resolution:
Resolved: First, That we endorse the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-10

ranch owners. They are making the
trip on horseback for their own pleas
ure and 70 tell the people on their
route OF the conditions Of the west.
They will meet a committee of con-
sressmen in Washington July to pre-
sent their petition.
Des Moinss.
BY unanimous vote Of the Capitol
Hill Church of Christ membership Sun
day morning. il was decided to cree,
a new building on the present site oc-
cupied by the church The structure
will cost between $4,000 and SIS 900
large part of this amount being raised
by popular subscription Sunday. No
definite plans have been decided on as
yet, but the board Is considering several
proposed plans now and viii accept a
set within the next few days. The date
for the commencing of building has no,
been set. The Rev. E. II. Van Horn is
pastor of the church
Ottumwa. ,e.
With her clothing badly torn and
her hair dishevelled, the tears strea m
ing down her face. Miss Nora Ramsey
aged Il, Of Rutedse, ran into the po-
lice station at $50 o'clock Sunday
morning and declared she had as
sauited by five men. She declared she
had been draggti from the corner of
Main and College street by two of
them, TO the Adams school yard. where
three more We're waiting. They tide
handkerchief over her face, she as
se1ts, placed gun to her head, threat
en!ns to blow out her brains if she
cried out, and three Of them attacked
her. Night Captain Jack Smith and
Patrolmar L. l.. Lightner hurried with
the terror stricken girl to the scene,
but gained 10 trace of the five men.
No clue has been found. The girl is
not injured. She was taken by the Of
fcers to the home OF her uncle, Jake
Brees on May street
Davenport.
1t was only thru quick action and
unhesi,ating courage on the part OF
Russell Brutus that Louisa, the r.
year old daughter of Lester Crook, Of
this city. was saved from death by
drowning in Duck creek. near the home
of Charles Pierce, Sunday afternoon
Louisa. with two playmates. Nene and
Mary Concannon. was gathering wild
flowers near the creek when the acct
dent happened. Attracted by an especi-
ally beautiful flower, Louisa walked too
near the creek and the bank gave way
hurting the little girl into eight feet OF
water. Her two playmates called for
help and attracted the attention OF Mr.
Brutus. who was strolling nearby. Mr.
Brutus fastened at once to the scene
and noting the little girls peril jumped
into the stream without attempting to
remove any OF his clothes and succeed
ed in bringing her to a point OF safety
after she had already gone under twice
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-10
Bowels Are Basis
of Child Health

homes Of Mrs. J. L. Strong, .ol Ne.
Logan st., CIarinda. Iowa, and MIA
Feet Fry. 1915 W. End st.. Ottumwa.
Iowa. are always supplied with Dr.
Caldwells Syrup Pepsin. and with
them. an with thousands OF others.
there Is no substitute for this Grand
laxative. 1t - really more than lax-
alive, for it contains superior tonic
properties which hslp to tone and
strengthen the stomach. liver and bow
els 20 that after Q brief use q II ali
laxatives can be displaced with and
nature will do its own WORK.
Anyone wishing to make a trial of
this remedy, before buying 1t in the
regular way Of druggist at 80 cents
or 81 a large bottle (family Size) can
have a sample bottle sent to the home
free OF charge by simply addressing
DR.. ". B. Caldwell, 40S Warrington st.
Monticello. Ill. Your name and address
on a postal card will do.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-10

resolutions adopted BY the Hahnsmann
Medical Association ok Iowa In regard
to the recent action Of the president
Of the state university and the board
OF education concerning the abolish
ment Of our college. This action 10
not only gross insult to W. as alumni.
but to one-fifth Of the population Of
the state who employ and endorse
homeopathy and pay large proportion
Of the taxes into the state treasury.
BE 1t further resolved: That we as
alumni Of the college Of Homeopathic
Medicine Of the State University of
Iowa demand that the homeopathic
physicians Of Iowa be allowed the use
OF the homeopathic hospital at Iowa
City for their patients and that the
homeopathic surgeons Of the state be
allowed to operate upon cases in this
hospital which was established by
special appropriation from the legis-
lature and furnished and equipped by
the homeopathic medical profession
and their friends solely for the use of
tho homeopathic fraternity and their
patrona
Resolved further; We believe that
a large per cent OF the citizens and
tax payers Of Iowa have been deprived
Of their constitutional rights by the
action Of President Bowman. Of the
state university. and the state board
of education in aholishing the surgical
chairs in our college OF homeopathic
medicine at the State University Of
Iowa and that they have betrayed the
trust imposed in them.
We further demand that IL order
TO keep our college of homeopathic
medicine in the front rank instead OF
second or third rate, we be given
new, thoroughly equipped hospital. as
good as in ally state. and that it be
maintained in its entirety, as it has
been for thirty-five years.
Resolved: That copy of these
resolutions be sent to President Bow
man and each member Of the board OF
education and copy spread upon the
minutes of this society,""
Bowman May Answer.
II is understood that President Bow
man is prepared to come back good
and hard at the Hahnemann society
for Its attack upon him for effecting
economics at the university medical
schools. 1t is claimed he will snow
that at the present time there are only
six students in the homeopathic de-
partment, and that five chairs are
maintained for the benefit of this small
class. President Bowman realized fun
well tina: Dig row would be stirred
up over the consolidation and decided
that it would be just as we'll to have it
ont now as later.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-10
Good for Camp ~ well a. Kitchen

Stewart Edward White, the noted
novelist, in his recent book, THE Noun
tains," gives some advice on page ISL
which will interest every housewife. He
writes:
Even if you do rot intend to wash
dishes, bring along some Gold Dust. 1t
is much simpler IN getting at odd corners
of obstinate kettles than any soap. All
you have to do is to boil some of It
in that kettle and the uttesss;;: !: :.r,ed
at once"
Most housewives know already the
value of Gold Dust for washing dishes
and cleansing pots and pans. and, IN
faet. for all household cleaning.