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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-09

WE HAVE a two-story eight-room house,
facing car line. with water, sewerage.
electric lights and on cherted street, level
lot, 50xl56; will exchange equity for auto.
vacant lot, or sell on easy terms price,
$500 See Thomson q Lynes 20 Wal
ton st t0s37
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-One ~
room house, one four-room house, both
on lot IS by $780, rent for $50 per month
Sell for $3.50 or exchange equity for va
cant lot Mcmillan, care Georgian.
1O-7-24
BEAUTIFUL twelve-room modern house
on north side. close in, lot 80 by $50; will
exchange for smaller place. Exchange.
300 Temple Court city 10-726
FOR SALE-At Mount Airy. Ga. six
room, modern bungalow. for winter and
summer occupancy, plaza all around
electric lights; fine water; lot $50 by 300
feet; seventy shade trees Price 81 500
ADDRESS i. NJ, Mount Airy, Ga. 8s-7-l0
NORTH SIDE HOME 81, 800; payable
$500 cash, balance monthly, Will buy
most comfortable scven-room two-s story
brick dwelling, corner lot; Spring street
81 800 additional carried indefinitely at
per cent. \ bargain for one seeking a
home. See me at once Joseph f. Bos-
ton, Georgia Savings Bank. 1866
FOR SALE-B BY owner West End bunga-
low, first corner from GurdOn, on Hol-
derness, Just completed seven rooms
sleeping porch. double floors granite
front, handsome interior and fixtures,
birch doors, This house was built by
expert workmen day work, personal su-
pervision A home Of the better class
at the price of the other kind. Terms
Key on premises. Phone West 460-J
1850
FOR QUICK SALE, list your property
with Everett q Everett, 224 Brown Ran
dolph building Marietta and Forsyth
7-16-27
SPLENDIDLY located lot, 10 by 200. at
East Lake, $1,000 on easy terms WIN
take tirst-olass automobile or diamond as
part pay Box 500, care Georgian
595-lO
FOR SALE~-Large lot at East Lake:
$500 on easy terms. owner, Box Sl9
care Georgian. $3.50
FOR SALE Best bungalow In Kirtwood;
i've rooms. bath, not and cold water
electric lights, lot 60 by so. Price 80, 500
$500 cash, balance to suit. Address War
rem, Box 700 care Georgian, 1851
FOR SALE-Four- room house. lot 80 by
1850; River car line; 81 900. $40 a month.
John Carey, 2 Whitehall street 9-16-l7
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
WILL SELL or exchange for acreage dan
dy five-room cottage. 054 DeKaIb ave
nue, near Moreleud. Imam Park Price
50 900. Call Main 2405-J. Charles r Cook
$50 South Boulevard 10-4-l3
THE HOUSE YOU build buy or
rent will not be a modern home
unless it is wired for electricity.
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232 ACRES.

WE'LL adapted to stock raising. am
in position to sell this place for 81 500
If sold by November l. Here is an on
portunity to double your money.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-09

Money Wanted.

WANTED-To borrow $3.50 on vacant LOT
for thirty days; will pay liberal fee for
same Address Box 444, care Georgian,
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Miscellaneous.


ONE pen Buff Orpington ducks. $50 first
pen Atlanta show. January, 1912; one
trio Buff Orpington ducks. SIS; 20 pair
White Homer pigeons 500 % pair Car
neauX pigeons, $50; minated CaTneaux
pigeons, $40 per dozen; p. r. Rock hens,
81 80 each, Buff Orpington hens, 81 so
each. Theo A. Brown. 1926 Sycamore st,
Decatur, Ga. Bell phone Decatur 202
1910
WHITE LEGHORN bantams, FiShel
White WyandOttes, Pape MinOrCas.
Nice stock Satisfaction guaranteed. c.
Il. Martin, Greenvile, S. c. 925-4
FREE RANGE duck and poultry farm;
have many yards of ideal Rhode Island
Reds and the finest White Leghorns:
largest White Runner yards in the South,
also FHwn and White Write for prices
OF eggs and stock Cthe large yards al
ways sell the freshest eggs. Come and
see our yards and stock Chamblee, Ca.
Route / City Office, 3O4 Forsyth Build
ing Atlanta. Ga. 92S5l
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WANTED-One thousand dollars at per
cent for twelve months from private
party who Will be satisfied with good
second mortgage and a high moral Sc
curity Address Box s26, care Georgian.
43-S-10
WANTED--To borrow money to start or
buy out a rooming house in Atlanta.
VIII pay per cent and give first mort
gage, besides paying monthly. Address
Mrs \. Palm. 1904 West Monroe street,
Jacksonville Fla 59-S-l0
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Blue Prints.
Stove and Range Repairing.
Burlap Bags.


BCRLAP BAGS, all kinds f Il Logan
a Co. Atlanta. 1915. aq
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Farms For SAFE.
Timber Land Wanted.
Sewing Machines.

WE RENT new machines with complete
set OF attachments for 50 per month:
Both phones 1898. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company. 70 Whitehall g-14-4
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Horses and Carriages


FOR SALE-Oue covered delivery wagon
and one fiat bottom dray. Anderson
Hardware Company, 1924 South Pryor
street 1O-S-46
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132 ACRES

ONE Of the very best farms on the
Chattahoochee river to it's size 81
acres of rich level bottom land in cult
walton, balance in pasture and timber:
a good 4-room cottage, barn, tenant
house and other out buildings This
place can be bought for $50 per acre, on
easy terms. and If you don't double
your money 1t will be your own fault
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-09

1888 GORDON STREET is beautiful ten
room house with two baths, furnace and
servants room; the place is one of the
most desirable in the city: the lot is COX
LOU, on the corner of Lawton, the very
best part of West End the lot is worth
almost the price of the whole proposition
me price has been reduced from $12 900
TO $500, and ought to sell very quickly
at this figure; $1,000 can be carried at g
per cent and terms on the balance. See
Mr.. Eve.
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$50 ACRES.

NINE MILES from the city, 70 acres IN
cultivation, balance pasture and tim
Der, running water three houses. barns
ana other out houses; belongs to a non
resident and will entertain offer. In.
vestigate and say what YOU will give
Some one is going to secure a bargain
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-09

LOOK at No. 2s6 Oak street, at the cor
ner of West End Place Bunker street,.
Ihis is a nice five-rOom cottage, with
eight foot hall through it, Everything is
IN splendid shape; lot 51xl5O on a good
corner. and to an alley. Price SO 500
Terms. See Mr.. White.
ON PONCE DE LEON. PLACE, near st
Charles avenue, nearly new two-story
elght-room residence, with all city con-
Veniences; hardwood floors downstairs:
slightly elevated level lot 50Xl50 TO an
alley. Bargain for $3.50. Attractive
terms. See Mr.. Bradshaw
ON WEST PEACHTREE. close in, we
have splendid home of nine rooms
beautiful lot: everything in perfect cond-
ton Price 1000 See Mr.. Radford
If You Have Money to LIE
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-09
AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE.

FOR SALE-30- horsepower five passen-
ger auto, in excellent running condi-
ton Must sell Immediately. Price $500
$3.50
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40 ACRES

SOUTHWEST GEORGIA-Not an aero
of waste land on the entire planta-
uon; on two hard automobile roads. -
nice residence; two barns and otbar
buildings. Owner mas agreed ia
take Sl2.5O per acre for this place if sold
Nitnlh me next l54 days. 1t is a cer-
tainty that you can double vour mona,.
on this place
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Real Estate Wanted.

SELL YOUR property quickly for cash;
no matter where located. particulars
tree Real Estate Salesman Company.
Dept rs, Lincoln Nebr 45-7-lO
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Miscellaneous.

H. G. HASTINGS & CO..
Seedsmen for the South, 16 West
Mitchell street. Four City De-
hyeries Daily. North and
South Side 9 a. m, Inman Park
and West End 2 p. m. Bell
Phone M. 1858, Atlanta 1858.
CHICKEN POX. sorehead warts and
plan are all the same disease Conkey's
Chicken POX Remedy is sure cure
Price SOC.
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Money To Loan.

SIS ?? DO YOU WANT MONEY?7 SSS
OWNERS. come direct to as. Money in
any quantity" al to per cent, $500 900
for apartment houses at per cent We
handle purchase money notes, stocks and
bonds Randolph Loan Co. S2l Gambler
RIildinP Ivy hOk0 M 40
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-09

IF YOUR COW is out of condition, try
Lees Best Stock Conditioner. Csc and
soc a box
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-09

CRUSHED OYSTER SHELL and poultry
grit. 80 pounds, soc; 100 pounds, 81.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-09

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-One 13-
room house, one four-Toom house. both
on lot IS by 1870, rent for $40 per month
Sell for So $50 or exchange equity for va
cant lot Mcmillan. care Georgian.
. 4
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-09
Real Estate For Sale.

WE HAVE a two-story eight-room house,
facing car line. with water, sewera ge.
electric lights and on cherted street, level
lot, 50xl56; will exchange equity for auto.
vacant lot or sell on easy terms, price,
$500 See Thomson q Lynes, 20 Wal
ton at 10-8-27
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
HOLIDAY HALTS THE B0URSE
Rentes Improve and Turkish and
Italian Bonds Are Stronger,
IBy Cable TO The Tribune. J

Paris, July 13.-Owing TO the fortnight
" settlement and the national holiday
July IA being the anniversary OF the
taking OF the Bastile, and the celebration
continuing on Monday-business on the
Bourse Is at a standstill. The celebra-
ton OF July IA by tho French is
analogous to that Of July 4 In the United
States.
French rentes are a fraction better.
and there have been considerable ad-
vances IN Italian and Turkish govern
ment bonds because Of the reports Of tho
approaching termination Of the war
These reports, it may be said, are un-
confirmed In Official circles.
Spanish bonds and securities are frmer
in view Of the practical agreement
reached By France and Spain In regard
10 Morocco, and especially concerning the
proposed Tangier- Fez Railroad.
Paris building industries are encour-
aged by the vote Of the Chamber Of
Deputies authorizing the new city Of
Paris loan of 100000 to construct
apartrnent houses for the working classes
at rentals varying from S1oO to $500
annually.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
Married Women.
OF AN AP-
PROVED SOCIETY.

y. BIT is of the greatest importance TO
every employed man or women that he
or she should Join an Approved Society
without delay, and so avoid becoming a
Deposit Contributor.
SOCIETIES WHICH ARE OR WILL BE
APPROVED.-All kinds of Societies, such
as Friendly Societies, Trade Unions, Provl-
dent Societies Dividing Societies. Collect
ing Friendly Societies and Industrial As
surance Companies are becoming Approved
Societies themselves or forming Sections
for the administration OF the Insurance
Act. and new Societies may be formed for
the same purpose.
II an insured person does not join So
cIety, he will have TO become Deposit
Contributor.
A Deposit Contributor ceases to have
benefits when the actual contributions PAID
by himself and his employer together with
the State grant, have been drawn out but
a member of q Society can 80 on drawing
benefits from the funds OF the Society.
4 Deposit Contributor must not be con-
fused with Post-ofiice Savings Bank De-
positor. The two have no connection at all
with each other.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
WOMAN MENACES HARC0URT
Suffragette Accused of Planning
to Fire His Mansion.

Oxford. July B.-Helen Craggs. the suf-
fraRette who on June 8. at Cardiff,
Wales broke through the police Gordon and
sprang at Reginald McKenna- the Home
Secretary. while he was driving with King
George and Queen Mary, was charged to-
day IN the police court in this city with
being found in Nuneham Park, The country
residence Of Lewis v Harourt, Secretary
Of State for the Colonies, with the inten-
ton OF setting fire TO the mansion. Miss
CragEs pleaded guilty and was remanded
for trial without bail
She was discovered during the night with
another woman in the grounds and was
caught by watchman. When searched
she was found TO be carrying quantity
OF infammable material and spirits.
The suffragettes are particularly incensed
at Mr.. Harcourt
Helen Craggs is a daughter OF Sir John
Craggs. a member OF the Council Of the In
stitute OF Chartered Accountants.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
AMERICANS SEEING PARIS
Many Tourists at Hotels in the
French CAPITAL.

Paris, July 5.-Harry Payne Whitney.
who had an exciting experience recently
When ne was jerked from racing motor
boat, and Edward Morell have arrived in
Paris from Lucerne. They are at the
Hotel dIena
Mrs. George r. Sheldon, 90 New York,
who has been In London. where she was
entertained by many of her friends, Ia at
the Grand Hotel Other New York people
arriving recently at the Grand are II. B.
Hyman. H. W. Rudd, Hugo Neuberger, Mr..
and Mrs. o. Bergstrom. Mr.. and Mrs. F. g.
Stoddard, G. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. George
2. Lies Frank Lies, John Montagu, Ber-
nsrd Levine, J. L. 10y, Raymond McCabe.
Mr.. and Mrs Abraham Frank, Louis Wolf.
Mrs. Minna v. Lenz, Julius Ohuhaus and
Henry Freund. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hart.
or Lexington, y. Y, also are at this hotel.
New York arrivals at the Continental in
clude Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Ordway, Miss
Dorothy Ohway. Mr.. and Mrs. John Doty,
Mr.. and Mrs. George f Smith. n. A. Berry.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. r. Laldlaw, August
Paccaci, Francis Cowle Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Gorth Mrs. Herbert Taylor, L. Zadek.
James w. Myer. Morris Guggenheim, A.
Brandt, A. and Miss Brechtel, Louis Myers,
Nathan Duggan, L. A. schoefer, Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Flynn, Mrs. J. NJ. Drivet, L. J.
Vile. Miss Leah VILE, Mr.. and Mrs A.
Wallach, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowden Baker and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Atterbury, AL
bert a. Hirsch. J. w Dougal. Harry Col
Inns, Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Dodworth.
Miss Alma NJ Dodworth and Mr. and Mrs.
Noise Uhrey
Among the arrivals at the Majestic are
Mrs. G. X G. Billings, Mir. and Mrs Charles
Hum and family Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kra-
kauer, Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Hardwick, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w Benning, Mr. and Mrs. 5.
Forsch, the Misses Forsch, Mrs Herbert
Forsch and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Aronson,
all OF New York Mr.. and Mrs ]. Michdels,
OF Rochester. also are at the Majestic.
Other New York people registered at
Paris hotels are:
At the Wagram-George Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs Norton Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Haughton Colonel Robert NJ. Thompson.
At the Lutetia-Mr. and Mrs. r. Poucher.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Cauldwel and Miss
Cauldwell. OF Morristown, n. J., also are at
this hotel.
At the Brighton-Mr and Mrs. H. Sidney
Thompson, H. \. ltuthUe, MY. anu hTS. "
B. Spugold, Mr. and Mrs Henry Godstone,
Mr. anu Mrs. ]. c. Heinscheimer. Miss
Clarce aul Miss Katharine Heinscheimer
At the c nl!a-Mr. and Mrs n. W. Chad
bourne and Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mills.
At the Elysee Palace-Mr. and Mrs. f.
" Sommer, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Horst, Mr.
and Mrs c. p. Noyes, MISS Marjorie Noyes.
w r. X. Young, Mrs. a. p. Cumming, L.
Lewis Albert Samuel H. Hail. w. e.
Clement, Mrs. c. JOY and Mrs. Kath trne
Griffin.
At the Regna-R. C. Nourse, B w
Wadsworth, II. a. Sampson. w. Oberleder
j. KAUFMAN, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Jonas, Mrs
G. Rouse. Miss Mathilde Spiegel Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Mamluck Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Davies. Miss X. :. Meerbaum and Miss
Anna GOssmar.
At the ReGford-Mr. and Mrs. 4. G. Ner-
rick and Mrs. william DAILY.
At the Lotu-Mr and Mrs. John ].
Morris
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
BENEFITS.

C) MEDICAL BENEFIT. that is, doctor
and medicine, or, In special circumstances,
money payments instead.
G) SANAToRIUM BENEFIT. that Is,
treatment in a sanatorium or in some other
way In case of consumption.
90 SICKNESS BENEFIT, los. week
for a6 weeks. commencing on the fourth
day Of sickness.
a. DISABLEMENT BENEFIT, IS. a
week afterward II still incapable OF work
(0 MATERNITY BENEFIT, sos. for the
wife on confinement.
(These benefits are subject to certain
waiting periods and other conditons)
The rate OF sickness benefit Is On certain
csse9 less for persons under q and for
persons over 80
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
'SPA|N GETS JOINT NOTE.
Believed to Have Been Reminded
of Duty as Neutral.
ON PORTUGUESE FRONTIER
Great Britain and France Said
to Have Made Collective
Representation.

Lisbon. July B-According TO the Portu-
guese newspaper "Paiz," Spain has re-
ceived a collective note from England and
France pointing out the principle Of inter-
national law which obliges Spain to respect
the Republic of Portugal and to enforce
neutrality on the frontier.
Senior Augusta Vasconcellos. the Portu-
guese Premier had an interview to-day
with Sir Arthur Henry Hardinge, British
Minister TO Portugal, in the course OF which
he protested against Spain permitting
armed Portuguese royalists to encamp on
Spanish territory.
Wholesale arrests Of Royalist conspira-
tors have been effected at Bellas, IN the
Province Of Estrenadura, about eleven
miles to the northwest OF Lisbon, where the
rebels had cut the telegraph wires and
had planned TO seize the batteries OF the
fortress OF Queluz. The plot failed owing
to the republican troops having discovered
a store OF guns and dynamite and guam
tity OF women's divided skirts. In which
last the conspirators had intended to dis
guise themselves.
great mob OF people. on learning that
several royalst conspirators had been ar
rested at Bellas and were being conveyed
to Lisbon, invaded the railroad station this
afternoon with the intention OF lynching
the rebels The police, however. were ad-
vfsed and took measures to alter the route
Of the prisoners who entered the capital
by a roundabout way and thus escaped Vio-
lence.
A seml-oflclsl note was issued this morn
ing, which says: The Portuguese govern
ment counts on the loyalty Of the entire
police and military forces 10 maintain order
and to win over the sympathy and devotion
OF the public
Advices from the frontier this afternoon
state that Captain Couceiro, the leader OF
the royalist rebels, was wounded in the
hand during the recent battle at Chaves
London, July 13-A dispatch from Lisbon
says that the Minister of War has received
information that a republican flying column
attacked a body of royaiIsts near Caoe-
ceires de Basto, killing eleven OF them and
taking a large number OF prisoners.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

man works for half a day only and earns 1s. Cd.
his rate OF remuneration Is 3s. a day tin add
ton TO the I'd. mentioned above
If woman receives board and lodging
the ordinary rate Of 3D.. is deducted, what
ever her wages II she receives board or
lodging. but not both, the value of the
board or lodging counts as part Of her re-
muneraton. Remuneration means wages
and the value Of other things a woman
may receive from her employer; for in
stance. meals
C0 SPECIAL RATES OF CoNTRIBU-
TON:
In certain classes Of employment, II the
employer undertakes to pay full remunera-
ton during the first six weeks Of sickness,
special rate of contributions may be
allowed in those cases where the rate Of
remuneration is los. week or upward.
The worker gets no sickness benefit dur
ing those six weeks but has right to all
the other benefits as usual.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
ON THE MAURITANIA
Ambassador Kerens and G. K. G.
Billings Westward Bound.

tBy Transatlantic Wireless 10 The Tribunal
London. July 13-The Mauretania
sailed to-day with $50 first cabin passen-
gers, among whom were Mr.. and Mrs.
c. K. G. Billings and Miss Margaret
Billings, Of New York; DR.. Frank Bill
lngs. Of Chicago; James n. Wallace,
Richard G. Kerens, American Ambassa-
dor in Vienna; and DR.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Martin, Justice r. NJ. Meredith.
Sir William Mulock, Sir Arthur Young,
Otto D. Wormser, David Bruce Brown
(who was disqualified in the motor
Grand Prix, Dieppe for taking gasolene
at an unofficial station) and Mrs Bruce
Brown.
Also sailing on the Mauretania Is W.
II. Baldwin, who is taking to America
the body Of his brother J. Romaine
Baldwin, Of New York, who died al
sanatortum on the Thames last week 7.
Romaine Baldwin came here early IN
June for his health, but shortly after his
arrival he began to show signs Of mental
disorder. He was taken to the sana-
toriun, where he died three weeks later.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
TO EXPLORE UNKNOWN LAND
Philadelphia Man Starts on Perilous
Trip Up the st. Augustine River.

st. Augustine, Labrador, July l3.-Henry
g. Bryant. president OF the Philadelphia
Geographical Society. left here yesterday 20
explore and map the 81. Augustine River.
He enters the Gulf Of ST Lawrence at this
place and Will traverse a country never
penetrated by white men. Mr.. Bryant In
tends 10 make a thorough reconnaissance
Of the river and It's adjacent country ON
either side, from It's mouth TO It's source.
crossing the divide Of high land and de-
sceud!ng tributary ~ the Grand River,
and thence 10 Hamilton Inlet and the Hud-
son Bay stations on It's shore.
Russell w. Porter. Il Greenland. Alaskan
and Franz Joseph Land experience, accom-
panics Mr. Bryant as topOgraphrr, and two
Newfoundland bCatmcn and two Indian
packers make up the party.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
GENEE TO REVISIT US
worlds Premiere Danseuse to
Arrive In Fall for Tour.

~ TsznsaSsntic wireless 70 rhs Tribunal
Loodon, July 19--Adeline Genee goes
America In November for a six
I0atas tour, returning to England in
eA She will travel 2e.000 miles by
rtuts car.
william A. Brady and Mrs. Brady
Nls Grace George we're among those
=, ,o sailed on the Mauretania to-day for
Ssw York
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
BRITISH LIBERAL GAIN
By.E Election In Hanley Yields
Some Surprising Figures.

Hanley. July 13.-R Louthwaite. Liberal.
was returned to the House OF Commons In
the by-election held to-day TO I'll the
vacancy caused by the death OF Enoch Ed
wards, Laborite. He defeated the Unionist
candidate by 654 and the Laborite by 1858.
The action of the Liberals in contesting
the seat is bitterly resented by the Labor
party. threatening to strain the alliance TO
the breaking point
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
TO BE GUEST OF PRINCESS
Duchess of Marlborough Will
Visit Harrogate and Mar Lodge.

London, July 1.-THE Duchess Of Marl-
borough will Join the little party arranged
by King Georges sister. the Princess VIC
torta, for Harrogate next week. The
princess is going to take course of the
waters and will remain at the resort for
about three weeks.
Afterward her royal highness and friends
will 20 to Mar Lodge as the guests OF the
princess Royal, Duchess of Fife.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
"WcIENTS" ACT AS HOSTS
0oston Visitors Entertain Artil-
lery COMPANY in London.

Svnoon. July 1S.-The Ancient and Hon
ne Artillery Company Of Boston. enter
~ 'o the Honourable Artillery Company.
naon, at a banquet In the Hotel Cecn
cat The guests numbered nearly 800
N f-n w Francis H. Appleton, commander
ne visiting detachment. presided.
A.. hsl was decked with the Union JACK
,,o. ne Stars and Stripes. and the guests
es1ed floral tokens. The speakers In
sasd the Lord Mayor Of London. Chaplain
-. ana Lieutenant General Grisrson'
I. owelt on the friendliness Of the Anglo
Nnssican relations
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
WORKING WOMEN.

r) MEDICAL BENEFIT. that is. doctor
and medicine, or. in special circumstances,
money payments instead.
C2) sANATORIUM BENEFIT. that Is,
treatment IN a sanatorium or IN some other
way in case OF consumption
C0 SICKNESS BENEFIT, rs. Cd. week
for rs weeks. commencing on the fourth
day OF sickness.
az DISABLEMENT BENEFIT, IS. a
week afterward II still incapable Of work
C5 MATERNITY BENEFIT. 9os., on con-
fnement paid in cash or otherwise, unless
the husband Is also insured, in which case
maternity benefit is provided by his insur-
ance An insured married woman, whether
her husband is insured or not, has right
also TO sickness benefit after confinement.
(These benefits are subject to certain
waiting periods and other cOnditons)
The rates OF sickness heneht and disable
nent benefit are, in certain cases, lower
for girls under q, and the rate Of sickness
beneht Is lower for women over 30.
Married Women.
The special conditions OF insurance for
women on marriage are set forth In leahat
No 7, to be obtained from any Customs
and Excise officer.