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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09
Tea Drinking in Siam.

Tea Is TO be found il; every tent
and dwelling in Siam. There is al.
ways a. kettle on the fire filled with
lea and prepared for drinking. which
is done b. adding milk, butter and
salt
This Is their way nf fixing this hey
erage, and is said 10 be pleasant after
one becomes accustomed to 1t. \ Pc
cular mode Of hospitality is shown b.
these people in reference 10 their tea.
It is always at the disposal Of every
stranger and traveller. He need not
ask for II. Neither is It expected that
he should, but ne must have his own
cup.
This is imperative and accordingly
every one carries cup with him at
Ali times. Some Of these utensils are
,narvels OF workmanship and are high.
" valued. They are generally made
OF some fine grained wood ann oft.
times are lined with silver and gold
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09

OF its last gay king Even il George
OF England is a puritan and his wife,
Mary. a prude: even If the car is a
coward; even if Franz Josef is prepar-
ing for the grave: even if William OF
Germany is busy with war and poll
TICS even, ain! even il Leopold is dead
and dust. we still have Alfonso. He Is
all the gay could wish, a sport, a
sportsman, a boulevardier. a risker OF
life and limb and reputation. He
plays polo. tennis. golf, drives motor
boats, fast automobiles and would
like 10 take a flyer in airships chow
appropriated. He looks as we'll on
Paris boulevard as nice looking COM
moner. What more can the sybarite
conscience ask OF mere king
York World.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09

pleasure allowing princess: r"uhacly she
is a pleasure loving woman ETe2 SC
It might MOI be so tragic 70 dsEnis 8
life entirely to the rearing oi fam.
lily If the king himself made l3Sg g:
ulteror matters. But the fac y 4
woman pledged 10 large famii: AID
a philaudering husband is hardly that
the usual mind would look upnr. az
happy
Speaking OF newspaper clippings, :
number bearing on this matter heac
cautions worth copying:
Young King Is Wild nisuihed
Spanish Ministry Likely TO Get Many
ShocHs: Priests Are lIorrified; Roy
Monarch Mocks al Holy Relics end
Scouts Traditions OF The Chl-ct
Shows Ills Fathers Traits; Naughty
Dons Are Apprehensire of Ccu".
Scandals When Their Ruler Realizes
His Full Power" SPANS King Is
Merry While Subjects Mourn: ,1o-fI!
Times al Ritz" Peter Pan Alfonso
Never Will Grow Up" King II DC
Paris as Suits His Fancy; Cour! Finds
Him Maynard; Signs for American
Bride Alfonso the Tickle" King
in Paris Incognito Treat TO Scule-
yardiers.
Under each OF these captions Is g
story. more or less spicy. dealing with
some scaudalous thing the Young
SpaniarC has done.
Concerning the Mysterious Lamy.
There is a stCry current in Paris,
which mag not have been told before,
of a certain mysterious Mons. Lamy,
who goes and comes and spends
money freely, and Ia he gayest Of
the gay. and then drops back 10 OBJ.
security No one appears to know much
about him except that he gets a good
deal Of suspicious Difference from those
who are very close 10 him.
He disappears for months AT a Tins
only to turn up again. prosperous, gay
and bllthe as ever. And--huSh! scan.
dali. lie bears striking resem.
tlance to Alfonso Of Spain. Some are
even SO lacking in tact AZ TO whisper
that the mystic NJ. Lamy is none
other than the Spanish king. But
who in this skeptic age pays the leas,
attention to the gossip?
And there is another little story Of
beautiful black-eyed singer of Paris
Who left once about the time NJ
j.amy wentsssotsi;2qds of his period
,ic hibernations.t Eater some Paris
ians who are in. the habit of know
ing sthe@1ptablss IbouleFafd ;uotable:
F-happeneds ubon the singer in Mad
+. ii. -Shg5nss SSct siagHsSt ssrs, IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09

THE annual meeting OF the stock
L holders Of the W. y. Dorsctt Shoe
Company. will be hell. at = p; m. on
Monday, January -, 1912, 1T the Office
OF Lewis II. Machcn, 1T King and Wash
iu-ton streets. in the city Of AleXnn-
dria. state Of Virginia. ut which meeting
a full report ofthe conduct of the bust
ness for the past year will be made, a
board of directors will be elected to
hold office for the ensuing year and the
matter of whether the REGULAR divl-
dends will lie declared or not will be
disposed OF and such other business will
be transacted rs may lawfully come be-
fore said meeting.
G. J.. BAKER, Secretary.
dec.S wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09
Poor Way to Moisten Stamps.

Don't lick STAMPS" is the advice
of medical journal. The adhesive
stamp is a sanitary bunder," accord
ing TO the authority, which admits,
however. that it Is a business neces-
sity. The habit is opposed 10 com
mon sense Of cleanliness" the writer
continues, let alone what bacteria
logical requirements may teach. No
persons need lick stamp il they Sc
riouslv make up their minds never to
do so. but unfortunately the use Of
stamps has created a habit which,
once contracted is difficult 10 avoid.
The habit OF licking stamps is, in fact.
practically universal, and few people
consider il an offense against good
manners. There are several devices
which are intended to obviate the lick
ing Of a stamp. but their adoption ia
comparatively rare. Licking envelopes
Is equally Objectionable. and il is time
that human ingenuity found conVe-
nient way Of sealing a paper cover or
OF attaching a stamp which shall not
require the aid of the saliva
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09
Nlnht CABS for the Roses.

Remarkable are the pains which one
English amateur gardener takes to
protect his pet roses from the sun, the
rain and heavy dews. He gives each
rose a night cap. Alongside each OF
the rose bushes an upright stake is
driven into the ground with arms from
which are suspended waterproof cones.
The cones are adjusted so that each
one acts as An umbrella or sunshade
for the rose il Is TO protect. In the
morning the cones are taken on. II
the sun is too strong in the middle OF
the day the cones are put on again
They are always in place in case Of a
heavy shower, and al night each goes
10 sleep beneath its protecting cone
where the heavy Gews cannot spoil lis
sa2rs AID @ae-.5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09

deed. there was no opera in the Span.
ish capital at the Tins. At another
time she was seen leaving little-used
portal OF the royal palace Still later
she reappeared In Paris concurrenuy
with the return OF the gay ii. Lamy.
i.udwis's Case an ExampIef
Even II Lamy is no other than Al
fonso, and that there was no opera
Ia Madrid, and that she was seen COM
ing from the palace. one must con-
clude n0 worse than that the monarch
is fond of good singing and took her
to Madrid with him to hear more OF
her voice where the vulgar audiences
would not disturb his enjoyment. Lud:
wig OF Bavaria sat alone In theater
for months Of nights listening to
Wagner's music and going mad. Why
not Alfonso?
The late King Edward of England.
who was burdened with no great repu-
tation for .prImDess, noticed on AL
fonso's several visits to him that the
Spaniard was quite as fond of the
chances of chorus girls as OF polo. The
English are polite, constrained peo-
pie. They do not gossip like their
French neighbors. SO one hears little
OF the sequel to the things King Ed
ward noticed.
And all of this goes to show merely
that Europe has not yet been stripped
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09
Hiuh Cost of Antitoxin.

Dr. ". \. Evans OF Chicago thinks
the price charged for diphtherta anti.
toxin in this country is too high. He
says:
"Antitoxin Was discovered BY Won
i;ehring Of Germany. Il was put ia
practical use by RouX o! Franco
These men gave their discovery 10
the world. \ number Of maHuiaclur.
crs went into the business in this
country. They had TO buy 10 patent,
pay no royalties. It does not cost
much 10 make antitoXn. Five thou.
sand units can be made for 30 cents:
the cost of the syringe is 10 cents
say a total OF 50 cents. Some manu-.
fac;urcrs make il for less. They sell
it. To the state for 81 for 5000 units
II. however. you are IL laborirg man
getting 50 day and your child needs
5000 units. you pay tho druggist $3.50.
II the diphtheria infection is on the
tonsils 900 units are all tia; is usual
" needed. but If it is in the nose
5000 units are about the dnsc-S"2.3o
If your child has been sick for three
DAYS with the disease 10000 units arc
about what is needed-S30."
Doctor Evans says that Tor sixteen
Gears physicians have known what to
do for diphtheria-hOw IN diagnose
il, how TO prevent it aud how TO cure
il. lie says that the death rate from
diphtheria is dropping dOwu but thai
il is villanouS there is any death rate
from t.-alilwaukee Wisconsin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09

PURSUANT to the requirements of
tic bylaws, notice is hereby given
thai the annual meeting Of tho stock
holders Of the New Washington Brick
Company. for the election Of nine direc-
tors and for the transaction OF such other
business as may be brought before the
meeting, will he held 1t the Company :
office, No. III. South Fairfax street. IN
the CITY OF Alexandria. State Of Virginia.
on the eleventh dug Of January, 1912, ut
noon The polls will be open from II
o'clock. noon, until one o'clock, in the
afternoon.
THEODORE l.. lIOLBROOk.
Attcs;: President.
William +. Mattingly Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09
SHOCK, =
al GAY dom IN k( !! n
!. {. OF SPANISH KING


80. was the object nfsmu,sk ssat.llsie
bittsrhess:. THE sociaIs9t1sl staor saf:
country, In: whrb nearly i4:Esrars =
either, an aristocrat of>agt stsss1i2s
or an actual peasant, opp 2sg: se% ~
no little SHOW. OF spleen: q has a7st
asserted that His Mos: tii;s:iis p -: -
iesty, q Bourbon, and -. -fe'HiS5ss 9 y
ken~in their opinion heaG - L: --t'3
royal OF European houaes, az .::tt;
ing himself with g, much in.s:ai,.& =
with a woman II Who's. &Esl22.,@.l.-,::z
had been a. dancer Flo d1c4 o.---.if.s
OF course. that the iDtisIs'ag >a!''ss
the late Spanish ling and i; ~, a.i
GERS is a.. matte, Of rcm@n IS; $50 ;!
They were not :uinins y. :. - ~
Alfonso'a toudassa ,fa !ha esa-- =:
of thing .:.!I
Hostility prsr4ansr BY ':..;;r;H;sl.a.
Thus Eictoria BLanpad < IA ~
mosphera Sc coftIsJ h9st,i''ti = al
she bag 5@eroons; id aH'>.l:s;;. ~
gentIece ae. oa.iancs - ~ !: lE:;s
meR.icity h-S -lalts& a:&a."'2:; 80
tiora e the a"tsl2>ta.a. a;%;kt3
troubles -. r.@"ae a!H:s ',...-' ~.
She caglri =. s01v H.
hsr rae aga.aoa GO X; X:
gri.ve $. .hal -, a2sG u Z. :: =:
hot hlo@i y: 81. u t's i. !.
tie e ssll-"&"g,-G, =" =! Il. -, !.
Enelar3 "a -! tl>r " -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09
Away Goes PimpIes, BIacKheads,
Eczema and Other Skin Affections

The Drug Store says: We are 50
confident that IEMO and IEMO
SOAP used together will rid the skin
or scalp of infant or grown person
of PIMPLES, BLACkHEAD, ECZE-
MA, DANDRUFF, INSECT BITES, or
any form Of itching, irritated, DIS
figuring skin or scalp trouble, that
VIC do not hesitate to recommend
these clean refined remedies 10 every
person who desires quick relief and
a cure from any form Of aggravated
skin or scalp affection. Oltentime$
ore bottle and one cake Of soap will
cure "a minor case Of skin trouble.
ZEMO and XEhiO SOAP produce
sure and swift results. You will not
suffer another day after you COM
llence 10 use them. You will feel
like Il ncW person.
ZEMO and IEMO SOAP eau be OH
tanned from one leading druggist in
every city or town in America and IN
Alexandria rrOm Taylors Drug Store.
--Adyt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09


ARls.-Leopoid ID DECD; long
Jaw 'r.ltes Alfonso! - !:
Albeit they sat and sit not
on the same throne, one has
succeeded the other, and there
u. mother demonstration Of the In
ntfcance OF lie 70! est mort;
a s roll" One passes; come
a.z Bell soine rejoice; the big world
!, ant cd cares not at all; another
: N, !. and ;supplants. When Leo
-, he had reached that age and
WIZ" ie where the crown OF wild
foundereu 5ht we'll have circled his head.
west gale I'd he wore into the grave the
and dam. OF Wild oats. That he re,toc,
Atlantic GOWN Of the Belgians was to him
Cav ale, dental Hs could not pass either
The ! Belgian or the olive circlet to the
ianna dung Bourbon. but he did leave him
ham az oaten wreath.
seas If is scandal ig all over Europe.
their tis, which has q million recording
we're !. u; knows that the young Spanish
liners one holder Is such blade as Fairs
Of til Res to have drawn In its pleasure
ever, Seas.s London has known the gayetf
The lA7ja? Yes, Alfonso has even beer
cripple zcreet; the pkilanderings have got
creepi Z home. The neighbors and f2-
Terry . relatives are talking IN HUSKY
sages ertones across the back fences.
ing fo md what are they saving? Well
partnl ct can one sav OF king? IS he
A royal and is not royalty supposed
Norio.-sha reserved for himself some
said T Its? True enough they chased the
her -ow littls Manuel out Of Portugal
and V, Just such escapades, az Mile. Des-
at any Is herself. willing TO admit fet
The ,oses Of publicity. but then, that
heard ir was Just the last straw. Fer
Tor he! they shall shoot at the heels o.
very. lnso for much. the same reason one
hour' these days; they get restless n
snip n often enough.
the No he needs TO be reminded Of Cleo
tall was Sfode, the Paris beauty and dane
which, whom. Leopold laYished gifts
hao been fient love? Mile. Merode does
was %lenou1 Paris. with, no such lovers TO
was asE'as 'er now, she is comparatively
was aoist I'd bitterly neglected who
nelp oniy told Of the many other gay
ine LOU .tv Parisians who knaw the
away lroul lied ardor of the king Of the
latter's fair
ieporLeu !" o one needs be reminded Of
oV Tue OF aroness de Vaughan. that daugh-
engine, b. concierge and q brotheI whom
i'outsiaoa established in a palace, iuS
supplied her a.roll from his own Laeken,
het W .e mother Of his reputed chill
-coui. en-: upon whom he showered titles.
wealth and largesse, and 20 whom he
''N'-s.ft the bulk Of his great private for
~ AS long as men still talk Of the
ms Of kings, Leopold and the
HARMS laughter will not be forgot
Luray,
Judge Thorn esinning OF this story OF Al
judicial dist ie galliyanlings let it be
candidate Il lie has done nothing To hold
IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09

THE annual meeting OF u e stock
i holders of the District of Columbia
Paper Mfg. Company will Inc held at
the Office Of the Company, No. Ill 5.
Fairfax Street, Alexandria, Va, 1T 100
o'clock p. NJ. Monday, January Is h,
1872, for the purpose of clectng hirec-
tors TO serve for the following year and
Tor any other business which may prop
erly be before tho meeting.
r. ID. MARSHALL Secretary,
dec 20 til
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09

THE annual meeting Of the stock
L holder, of Duliu & Martin Com
pany Will he held at the offices OF said
company, Rooms | & >, Alexandra
National Bank Building, Alexandria,
Nir@ mia. on Tuesday. J nuary III. 1872,
ut 2:n o'clock p. m. for the election or
directors and for the transaction Of such
business rs may legally come before
aid meeting.
T. c. DULIN Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09

NTUTICE.-rne annual meeting Of the
N Stockholders Of Three Rivers Man.
ulacturin. Company will be held at Us
south Royal street, Alexandria, Va, on
Thursday, january IS, 1912. at ten
0 o'clock, a. M. for the election oil officers
for the ensuing year. aud Tor The trans
action OF such other business rs may
properly come before the said meeting.
J. NJ. MILLER, Secretary.
Jams I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09
In Gay Paris.

l1lako IuelE
up. Ice ha the goings OF the old lei.
this section. not for that reason should
scoura cement. He Is young.
,lutionists being cousidera-
YAUDEr-T InThiie-he has time.
With A''oosos ''''''' ''
81 ,nra $50 began to betray interest In
,,, No.. Rat young kings should eschew
go. life. He came by the incin-
q 4t' Ct - mostly. Alfonso XII. wasn't so
1"s'on lies OF newspaper clippings
coholt'oh' so not more than half dozen
ed into oto antiquity contain the record
wide VAR children by morganatic wife
ming str FOR recognition or legitimization
enjoym .nethiug like that, and memory,
pion lat Te'ch llse't ABOUT thirty Years
,rihr,es drag forth good many whls-
impromp " ,nc opan'' MS .
The Al - '' =
a dainty ~. ,,o
ianu mas Us scene Is the far-hared ma
hearo 10 az .en, who was Eua OF Batten-
irish songs. 10 is the mother of four OF
comedian. children. Life TO her con.
guage in s, My of the duties OF the house
ceiyed, AL the nursery. 1t may be true
FER Meas. $ is by all odds the great
sones for woman, yet it is hardly
80, ord with what queen migh,
cen Victoria, when she first came
- srsin to sha=e the Ia-ors = Azcn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09

IT HE annual meeting OF the stock
i holders CT the Atlantic Building
Co., Tor the election Of officers and
directors for the ensuing year will be
held al the Office OF the company. l2t
south Royal street, Alexandria, Va,
on Thursday, the 18th instant, at II
o'clock q. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09

Fuller LAS wisely said Make not
thy friends too cheap to thee, nor thy
self 10 thy friends" Just 20 with foot
year, buy tie best, soid ct Me.shal!'s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE annual meeting of the stock
I holders of The Alexandria Building
and Loan Association. Inc. will be held
i'm rooms : and ;. Alexandria National
Bank Building. ut ) p. IN. "Wednesday
january 10. 1912, for the election OF direc-
.ors for the ensuing year
c. PAGE WALLER, JH,.
ian st Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09

TILL; annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of n. j. Bennett IL Co. ln:.,
Will be held ut los north Washington
street, at > O'Clock p. m, Oh Monday,
January ?2nd. 1917.
G.. l.. BAKER, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09
Wnl.P WO9||s&SOn
Grocers
ALEXANDRIA VA.

Loudouu Co. Roll Butter, pound. 2oc
Three Large Cans Tomatoes Zoe
Three Cans Corn 25c
Three Cans Peas 2oc
Four Cans String Beans 2oc
Three Cans Sour kraut 25c
Two Cans Table Peaches 20c
Fancy Seeded Raisins, pound, 1Oc
Sweet Cider, gallon zoe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09

a nntlaI meeting ofthc stockholders OF
II the German Cooperative Building
Association No. 5, all series will be held
Thursday, January lltli. 1917. I'D y. ~,
ut their new office Gi2 King street.
JUSTuS SCHNEIDER, Secretary.
toianl1,inc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09

SNANTED-CLEAN. WHITE RAGS,
w cents per pound II. Ii. Ramey
& Son, ll3 ;. ROYAL ST. nov IL u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09
~ AS1Et).

WANTED AT ONCE. Ladies. and
w Gentlemen eau have steady in
come fnra few hours work daily. Ad-
dress y. Y. ). care Gazette.
jams St.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09
Harris"

Luray, '
Judge Thorn
judicial dist"
candidate f.
place OF Jo'
Harrison for
Page county
ton OF kept,
from congesi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09

Frederlcksi
steamer Nliu
Delaware i
pany, due he
urday morn,
the city on a.
psllannock 3.
within about
then IVES con
more. The r
miles below
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-01-09

ND. Ice ha
this section
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-09
PLANS FOR OLD GUARD SHOOT
Will Use Range at Sea Girt by
courtesv of Governor wilson.

c.o,s,cor woodrow wilson OF N'N
To. through AdJutant General W I
ssdler IT,. has extended 10 the C.a
led tive courtesy OF the Sea Girt rifle
80 ,or Its matches Of 1912 Brigadier
nanereI bird ". Spencer in command OF
49, ra,go mas designated Monday and
ruosdav. August e and g. as the dates
f.- Tho matches. ~ which there VIII be
eleven
~. principal contest will be the match
,or ,b. cum presented by Cantan Charles
II ttuestls The conditions are that II
,,ar 10 yor three times. the cont .stants
snoo,irp At 200 go and 900 yards. Former
,r,,,rers ~ this trophy are: 1892, Fred W.
soybe, 1906. Lee Z. Townsend 1871
'rboras " Timpson; 1895. James {. sum-
r., The revolver match VIII he seven
sbots at twenty-five yards and seven
snots al hfty yards.
Tin. other matches include the ordnance
,,ers, match for the Ccptc!E George r.
corl.v medals. the adJutants' match for
gold medal presented by Captain y. F.
vredsrburgh. the Clement rapid IRE
match for a silver cup presented by
Csptain =. II. Clement; the Woods cup
Tho Luis Gilman and National Rifle
Association medal matches. and the ON
uibus match.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-09
HEALTH NOTES
How to Avoid Poliomyelitis.

II there is a sort of poiomyelItis, CON-
monty called infantlle paralysis, IN your
community, provide peroxide Of hydro
gen 20 be used. diluted, as a dentrihce
twice daily by all members Of your house
hold.
Avoid communal Paths. swimming
tanks roller towels and public drinking
cups.
Augment your bodily resistance TO all
infection by correcting a sluggish diges-
ton.
Do not allow children TO visit where
this disease has occurred.
Do not move into a house or tone
ment in which epidemic paralysis has oc-
Cured until the premises have been fumi-
gated and disinfected.
If there are any paralyzed animals or
the farm or about the country house.
limping dogs, cats, pigs, chickens. Kill
them and bury the body with auicklme
There is at present an unknown factor
acting as agent IN the transmission or
infantle paralysis. All lines OF research
in the epidemic spread of the disease now
converge TO indicate that this agent Of
transmission is a biting insect. The best
methods Of prevention OF the spreading
Of this disease probably relate 70 the de-
struction OF all bloodsucking parasites
found in or about the human dwelling.
The Russian investigator Nerjbitski
found that the bubonic plague was trans
mitted by bed bugs for a longer period OF
time than b. the feas Of animal or man.
reasoning from the known TO the un-
known, it appears probable that any dis
ease whose virus is present IN the blood
may also be transmitted by these insects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-09
ORDER ON JENKINS ESTATE
Judgment Unpaid for 10
Months Bank Takes Action.

Nfireola. Long Island. Aug NAN
tanning ,ha, although eighteen months
have ELAPSED since a judgment OF <-'S. '''
was obtained against Tho estate or Jonn
q Jenkins. the BROOKLYN banker no at
,.rpt has been made on the part OF ~"
executors ~ the estate TO pay the Flrs'
~at,onal Bank. Of BROOKLYN. mad" "pph-
cation to-day 20 Surrogate John y. 'ia-
nam for an order TO show cause why t'e
executors ~ Tho jenkins estate Shou'd ho'
.hov cause why they should not Mo az
accounting or the estate Of the 'estator'
Tho Surrogate signed the order ana made
j., returuable on september :.
The Executors. against whom the oFoe'
is directed. are all sons Of the testat'r
and were associated with their father
rho petition ~ the bank further se's
forth that there Is reason 20 believe tna'
n-,or 20 his death and Will" he was III.
soI,.nt Jenkins conveyed all his real
state 70 his wife Tho bank intends %
hiring a SUIT 20 have this conveyance se'
aside