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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-31

Hawaii (via Fan Franciseo)-Hono Q $50
Japan. C;orta, China Philippines , s.ao
via seattl.)-Antilochus 80 ~
Hawaii, FIJI Islands, samoan Isl
ands. New Zealand, Austrahn s.ao
wa Victoris)-Maraina .......;huS'
Japan Corca China via Tacoma) . a.so
Canada Msru '.... ''@Ns' y
lamar C,oren. China (via eea.tle)- a,o
OrterIC .
Hawaii. Japan, Corea, China Wia s.so
San Francisco)-Siber!a ::.... ..Aus' " WV
Janan Corea China Philippines
cis Victoris)-nnprsss OF ia . 40
rshiti. Marouesas. Cook Islands
Zew Zealand. Australia (vis San q. Am
fIancisco)-Aorspgi ....hus' To- o''"
Tahiti Marquesas, Cook lslanos,
New Zealand, Australia Via ran "a Am
Frsncisco)-Aorangi .......,;. Aug ~ WV
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. New Yea
land, Australia via San fran q, an
cisco)-Sonoma ...........'..'''Hus 90 Wv
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
JULY so
Manhattan.

ORCHARD ST, IS. IS II n OF Canal st, 2oS
20. June -, 1905; Kate Friedman TO sarah
Gardner and Bernard Epstein. trustees; SILL
900: attorneys. Kantrowitz & Esoerg SO
wAsiiiNGToN ST. 7is 8. 23x5sx23x5o4 4;
Aug IL, 1905: r Marshall Coleman W. to A osS
30 AVE. 14so. n cor slst $, C2o3 TO 2oI).
25.1xiols; June q. 1907: Henry c and Louise
Tinker 10 William &c Lancey Cunningham.
guardian; $4,000; attorney. Title Insurance Co.
5TH AVE. e cor 4th st. l06x6o; June II.
10 william r Conkin. trustee 5000; attor-
neys, Conkiin & Reid. 81 Nassau st.
path ST. S5. 20. toxeso; July !. 1886: Har-
and Trust Co: q, 900: address. iie Broadway.
PATH ST. n $. 8O42 II e OF 9th ave. e. 10x
$50: Nov 81 1890; Martha Hart and ano to
Hobart Guion; $4,000; attorney. Seth Terry.
s5TH ST. s. 1919 # Of tth ave. ls7H
East River Savings Institution; $1,000; attor-
s5TH ST. 3. 100 II e OF ist ave. c5xlo2; 2;
July 20. 1909: Wilhelmina schmidt TO Charles
and Annie Handle: $1,000; attorney. Peter
Co.'S 18TH IfS ST prc sas West, ,7xse1l Dec r. s
Samuel Cohen TO Katharine ] White: 81, 500;
attorney. NJ F McGoldrick. $50 Montague st.
i5isr ST. 500 and eo4 West. 75xos. II; March
II. 1911: Cotton Realty Co to Memo Brown;
5000; attorney. Edward A Brown. &c
Church 81.
The Bronx.
HULL AVE. g. 125 II : from " cor
woodlawn ave, 25xlI0: July &. 1908: Mary A.
wife OF THOMAS F Costello. to Louis Epstein;
81, $50: attorney, United States Title Guarantee
and Insurance Co. 20 Vesey st
INTERVALE AVE, n cor Fox st. runs e
look W 100 to centre line block between Beck
and Fox SITS n Q 694x W 100 to Beck
st Ks 65.Tx 230.1 to beginning; April %.
1912: Mott Avenue Realty Co to Henry Nor
genthau Co IA corporation); $4,000; attorney.
" Wechser. 1875 Broadway
Woolf. oath Ward: July 8. 1907; Pasquale and
Fiomena Nicola to James \ Woolf: S.120; at
torney James Deering 1So Broadway.
LOTS 30 and 81. parcel 10. map LIZA, sub
division estate Of william 2 Ogden, High
bridge; June &c, 1909; Mary @ cronn to Har-
LOTS so and 81, map OF 40 lots. 18th Ward.
by Rudolph and Paul Ross. dated March %.
1899 bounded o by Broadway. %, BY
lots 90 and 20. 41.4, n by lot 81. lOO.l ii, W
By lot 20. 100: March g. 1000: Michael NJ Nc
Dermott to James II p s.r B0is; u $4,000; attor-
OGDEN AVE. 9. 100 II n OF Kemp Place
(now ie4th sly, 25x70: Aug 2 1907 Olaf @
and Jennie c Klaveness TO William II and
Anna j Diehl: 5000; attorneys, Harris &
Corwin. 1850 Nassau st.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, " cor l!5th
ST. bO.4x128 10x50x1f8.1f: Dec z. 190S: Alfred
+ Berth and ano to Lawrence kerker; S'.oO0:
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176
Broadway.
hard 10 Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank,
Is. 900; attorney w Orr, 81 Chambers st.
bath ST $40 East, 10 sxl03.7; Aug -,
1891 William ana Lima Werner OF al to Louise
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following trans ctions were record
ed at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room. Nos u and ia vesey street. yes
terday:
= r. Joseph p. Day
8eTH ST. 3cs East, 9 ., $50 II . OF "a ave.
25xos o; 8 sty brk tenmt and stores; sold to
the plaintiff for $4,000: also.
WEST BROADWAY. ~. o. 90 n OF
Worth 81. o5xso: sty store: sold TO the plain
tin for 1880
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY d. Phoenix fngraham.
HOME st. IS: Bryant ave. 8 e q: West
Farms I'd, n W 9; triangular block. 100 G1157.7
400. IL vacant: sold to the plain,in for $lo,-
075.
By Joseph p. Day.
IT'D ST. East, n o. 100 n OF Boston I'd
Joxi00; vacant; sold 10 the plaintiff for 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-31
AlTE RATlONS.
Manhattan.

CHRISTOPHER ST. n COR 81 WseAaw,,
ken st: 20 3 sty store and dwlV q >
O'Neill. r4S West 1lth 81, owner; Howeli
Howell iisp Rroadway architects: $500.
10TH ST n T. $50 II OF Ave A: 70
sty garage A Baum. 3l6 East 9Th st. owner
and architect: $40. 600 a.
10 stv store lofts and Offices: NJ Ditson,
IS East Saith ST. owner; Townsend. ste M
& Haskell. 1928 Broadway. architects; so'v"
The Bronx.
GARFIELD ST. S. 200 u OF van Nes.
ave; 2 sty frame st, re and dwls, lsohf2,
Nicholas Pharas on premises, owner;
EheIing, 1885 Walker ave, architect; e's''
$500
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BROOKLYN SALES.

Burrill Brothers sold the brick and atone
private house No. 1853 9th street. between
Seventh and Eighth avenues, on lot 2ox
100 feet. for J. w. Wright to a buyer for
occupancy.
The Kings and Westchester Land Com
pany sold to q client for investment the
kinko duplex house. No. 626 I'd street.
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MOUNT kisco ESTATE SOLD.

Julia Beverley Higgins has sold for
John Dowd his place on Croton Lake
Road. Mount Kisco. y. Y. consisting OF
twenty mine acres. with a dwelling horse
and outbuildings. to Mrs Richard Law
renee. OF Manhattan. Mrs. higgens has
the corner OF West Main and Marion
streets. Mount Kisco. to w. II. Helbig.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF iessee.)
WV %

FRONT 81. q: all: Richard l. Howell to
Dtw Shea; S yrs from May I. l0l1 5000;
address, O Front 1T.
KELLY ST, n e cor Of 1881 st. x; store,
etc; Newport Realty Co to Max Nowak; 10
yrs from July %. 1912; $500; address. OBS
Longwood ave.
Wilkins AVE. 1tlI; double store: Charles
IIelbarn 10 Isldore Riger: yrs and mos from
Aug I, 1912; $500: address, l4li wilkins ave.
18TH 81. 20 to IS West: Broadway. llsI and
Amusement and Realty Co 10 Benjamin II
Keith; yrs from May I. 1919; yrs renew
al; s55, 900; address. Brooklne, Mass.
iabTH ST, 800 East; all: Jacob Cohen Con-
struction CO 10 Henry Knief: 1 yr from July
/, 1912: 81, SEQ; address. 835 East 18Th ST.
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HIGH WATER
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho Nadcrlsnd, reported 333 miles eae,
OF Sandy Hook AZ midnight MONDAY, IS eA-
rccted to dock carly this morning.
Tho KONG Albert reported az le% miles east
OF SANDY Hook at 9:40 yesterday. Is ex-
pected 10 dock early this morning.
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trict Of Columbia and Virginia, increasing
oioudiness to-day; showers ut night Or
Thursday. light to moderate variable winds
becoming southerly.
er eastern portion; Thursday. unDettlel.
For Western Pennsylyania, showers to-
day: Thursday. probably fair. moderate
variable winds.
For Western New York. showers to-day
and probably Thursday: moderrte variable
winds.
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LIS pENDENs.
JULY 30

e,cr CT n A.. $50 u q OF West Ems ave.
o5x1OO5; Horace Porter ct al ast Sas.
Braun ct al foreclosure OF mts)' s''0'"'''
It'll He ST S. $. 2ias It Of "a ave. 1871
as u. Abner II Mills agt Charles NaIle'r
cxr. ct al foreclosure OF mts); attorney
225TH ST. s. 10. 4le. map Of Village v,S y
Wakefield Bronx 10jXiif: Frances N.Y.
agt Michael Joswesk ct al fofecl "
mtg; attorneys. Dutton kllsns nhs,,,n sst
HOE AVE. 116l; Herman RosenDsum
Alice G Hennessy foreclosure OF mts'' ~
torney.. Lindsay, Kalish & Palmer y,,,s
MAGENTA ST. s, whole IRON, oe Rroux
Plains Road and Olinville ave. "; poaS
boulevard, W s, 50 II 8 OF Gun Hiil h0" a.
IJOx1OO; Gun Hnl Road. s. 20 ~
Bronx Boulevard. 50XS9; John Mae .S,is,IosSi
WEST END AVE. 4s8: American Mlss'osii
arv Association agt Henrietta Eass e.
foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys ela"
SIMPSON ST, VS. 1919 Z, ra on ws at
Frederick YerXa ct al Ntotec.oss VA.
mtg); attorneys. House I'o'S"'A"
PERRY AVE. $. bet 10Th st ana ." "a
az. lot II: Tax Lien co OF New TON n n
Cora Pachman Upp ct a. uore'I W lust.
transfer Of tax Hem; attorney
BROADWAY. W cor 1921 st, 20 i ilsi' ~
Herbert II Limburg agt sun Cohs..usv
ct al foreclosure OF m's''
Davidson. 49,. Eox 100 A;
a2D ST. SIS. 200 Il " OF LIST Ave, 9 Co 81 d
SSorec,nsure OF mtg; attorney, 4 Konn
CHRYSTIE ST. 1874: Bernhard MAYER 80:
Nathan Leibon ct al foreclosure OF "'es
attorney, NJ Sundheimer.
BUILDING LOAN CONThAC's'
JULY 30
PROSPECT AVE. $. s6.2 q OF I lis,
,s,N,oo. Central Mortgage Co loans Micni'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-31

Highest temperature yesterday, % degrees at
2 D. M; lowest, e5 (at $50 Q. ui.); average
~ average for corresponding date last year.
7s average for corresponding date last thirty
three years, II.
with showers al night or Thursday; light TO
moderate variable winds becoming southsEly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-31
| IA T0URA|NE APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD
Property East Orange Given in Part Payment Tor structure
at Morninqside Park W est and 18th Street.
wol = BIJRL AND INCREASES HOLDINGS in THE BRONX.

8. 3. Goodale & Perry. In conjunction
with Henry Duncan, have sold for the
Kaw Realty Company. Theodore Starrett'
president, the six story apartment house
known as La Touraine. at the north'
west corner Of Morningside Park West
and 1l6th street, on a plot lOllxso teet
The purchaser, Albert Mollineaux, gave
as part payment the dwelling property
corner of Harrison street and Central ave-
nue., East Orange. y. J. The transac-
ton involves about $4,000
Wolf Burland increased his holdings In
The Bronx yesterday by the purchase
from Frederic Braun Of the plot o'xlo'
feet, at No. ss5 Prospect avenue between
l63d and l64tE streets. Mr. Burland now
controls a plot at this point with a total
frontage Of 3l3 feet and depth ranging
from 146 to 165 feet. having acquired re-
Gently through Alexander Selkin, VINO
also acted as broker In yesterdays sale.
the adjoining property, 256xl65 feet. to the
south These included the 1Aeberts nome,
No. Sl, secured from the George n.
Bagge Construction Company: the Doling
house, No 81. bought from FREDERICK
Mccarthy, and the most southeriy parcei
from Bimberg & Weller Part OF the pot
is now being improved with stores and a
nickelette. and II IL Mr. Burlands inten-
ton to improve the property just pur-
chased.
Other Sales Reported Yesterday.
Paul A. McGorcl has sold to an all
cash buyer No. 32s East 10Th street, four
story nsthouse. on plot by lo lee''
The seller recently acquired this property
through the same broker
The Duff e. Brown Company has sold
for Frederick g. Brinkman the three story
dwelling. on plot l57x99xH feet at inc
northeast corners Of Prescott avenue ana
Bolton Road, to q client for occupancy.
The Crotona avenue Realty Company.
Barnett Levy. president. has sold the plot,
4ellx1BS feet, at the northwest corner
OF Mapee avenue and Islst street, to
builder. who will improve the site with
an apartment house. Property In Char
lotte street near Jennings street was
given IN part payment.
Ernst & Calm and J. J. Plttman have
sold to Alice J. Schulik, No. %g1 Heath
avenue a two story dwelling, on lot l7lo
xaD feet. The same brokers recently sold
No. es6, adjoining. TO the same buyer.
Plans for Broadway Building.
Plans have been filed for the construc-
ton Of an eight story and basement store
and Office building for the estate OF John
Egmont 5chermerhorn on the east side OF
Broadway, Ga feet north OF Exchange
Place. and the west side OF New street.
66l0 feet north Of Exchange Place II
will have a frontage OF n feet on Broad
way and 2l.s feet In New street, with u
facade OF marble and terra Gotta In plain
design. The architect, Charles |. BERG.
has estimated the cost at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-31
SATISFIED MECHANICS LENA

9TH AVE " 6, between 22d and ga sts;
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co agt Bvclyn En-
rich ct all Nov a. 1911; 1891 08.
GRAND ST. $50 to 800; Teddy Connolly ma
agt A Goldberg, Inc ct al; April q, 1872
1855.
BARNES AVE. 4; D'Ursi Co agt Rachols
la Porta 80 al; June Is, 1912; $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-31

Local Ofscial Record.--Ths following on
ciai record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes In the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours. In comparison with the
corresponding date last year:
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
OFFICIAL Record and Forecast.-wmhinst en.

Official Record and F0recast.-Was ston.
July 30-Low pressure prevailed except IN
the Central Rocky Mountain region and the
Northwest, and the weather 10 generally I'M
settled except in the extreme Northwest and
the South. Showers. however. did not cover
extended areas, and the rainfall SO far as
reported was limited in quantity. High
temperatures continue in the South ana
Southwest. and II Is again warmer In the
Northwest Over the remainder Of the coun-
try temperatures were moderate. Tho wealth
er will continue unsettled during the next
two days over the greater portion Of the
country, with local showers over the interior
districts that will extend By Thursday 70 the
Atlantic coast Temperature changes will
be irregular and not Of great consequences.
The winds along the New England ana
Middle Atlantic coast will be moderate vari-
able. becoming south; South Atlantic coast.
light 90 moderate. mostly northeas, and east
except variable on the Florida coast: East
Gulf coast. light TO moderate southwest and
south: West Gulf coast. moderate southwest
and south: the Lower Lakes. moderate
variable; Upper Lakes moderate, mostly
north and northwest.
pean ports will have moderate variable winds
and fair weather Wednesday; showers at
night or Thursday
Forecast for Special Localities.--For New
England, fair to-day; Thursday unsettled.
probably showers, moderate variable winds
becoming south.
For Eastern New York, New Jersey. East
ern Pennsylvania, Delaware. Marylaod. Dis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 455: sunset. T:lI; moon risen. SOL;
moons age. &c.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANN attain,

9TH ST, n 8, 29l.3 n OF 9th ave; for
an sty lofts 1877 $500: ST Johns Park
Realty Co, 149 Broadway. owner: W n
Paine. 80 West f05th st, architect: $3.50 900.
BROADWAY, 81, and New st, 81; for an =
sty store and Offices. 24.1xl25.t12i .9xl26 10:
estate OF John z Schermerhorn, Southamp-
ton. I. !. owner: c Berg, 33l Madison ave,
architect; $4,000
The Bronx.
PRESCOTT AVE, Q. 525 10 u Of
Boston road. and s Nichols pl. $50 II W Of
Prescott ave; for I sty and attic dvls
25xJ2.6; & " Msckay 81 Vermllyea
81, owners; c w Mackay. 30 Vermilyea ave.
architect: So 900.
BROADWAY n e cor Of 23sth ~; sty
frame store and dwlg. 25r35 william e
Schmidt 1888 So Nicholas ave, owner al'-ef
c Kehoe 4 Co. Beekman ct. arcA.ic''s.
cost. 1000
issTYI ST. SIS from Teller 20 Firdsv sre.
stv brick school 109X9l: City ~ -
York, owner: c Snyder. 800 Park ave
architect: cost. so5S 600.
lS0TH ST. s. 100 q - Prospect ave
I stv brk stores and dwlg. 4pVl52; = Gl'a7i
q Son. 20Ts Prospect ave. owners " " Del
Gauiio. 4cl fremont ave. architect; cost
a. 300
IT'D ST s . cor ~ Southern por'AVard:
. sty brk stores ard offices. a0I'1 80 Mrs
{ Dodd. 6 East sod 81, owner D !sno >
tdrich. East Both ST. eFchiiects' co'|
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-31

JANE ST. Al. 26sxs76; Alice Resig ct
al, heirs. etc. TO VIM Bogert, Leonia; j;
ali title: q c; Nov O. 1911; rerecorded from
Dec 0, 1911; 81; attorneys. sherman & ster-
ling. Is Wall st.
MANHATTAN AVE, cor 116th ct t3JO
Vest, 27xpc foreclosure. July y: Francis l.
Patton, jr. referee. 10 Florence Gardner. 61i
West Hath st; July 20; So. $50; attorney. Title
MORNINGsIDE AVE WEST. W cor 10Th
st, i0O.4Xs5; Kaw Realty Co TO Albert Mol
lineau1, East Orange, n J tmtg Sls7OOO; July
Is; 500; attorney. Maurice Hyman. So Lib
erty OF.
ST NICHOLAS AVE cor 185th st. 24K
100 lnntg &34. 900: ST Nicholas ave, 8, - II {
Of l36th ST, 38.5xi00 mts S2s. 1000; Caroline 4
Butler, sxtrx, to Charles A Macpherson, 9Th
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of grantee and at
torney)
Interest 8 per cent unless otherwise stated.
lilly 40
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Humidity.
8 .. m. AZ.

Ofncial observations Of United States
weather bureaus. taken a. 3 .. m. yesterday,
$olIo~
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Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE, 647. g .. 27.Sxi00; Fred
erick Grune to Mary Housman and ano.
Chatham, N II July %; yrs; $4,000; sttor-
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Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Mail Vessel
Vessel For Line. closes. sails.
Caronia, Liverpool. Cunard. $50 a m 1000 m
Philadelphia, Curacao, X .. $50 m l2:oO m
Almirante Colon, u r Co. e:30 III POO m
Mgonouin Turks Isl Clyde 10 100 q m IL 90 m
Hamburg Hamburg H-A. 1000 m
Alamo. Galveston. Mallory. - l:0Opm
THURSDAY. AUGUST I.
A Victoria, II burg. H-A 1870 m II 90 q m
Baltic, Liverpool. W S.. $3.50 m ls:oO m
Saxonia, Madeira. Cunard. 300 m 1900 m
Monterey. Havana, Ward 900 m Zoo m
Hyperia Argentina, Houst 1900 m 300 m
Isabella Natal. Brazilian. ~ 90 nj 800 m
Altai Insxua H-A..... 90 m 800 m
Oscar II Christians'd, S-A. - 200 p m
Uranium, Rotterdam, Uran. - -
froouo,s' Jksonviile, clyde 100 . m
r Grande, Brunswick, Mall - 200 IN
c. OF ST Louis Savan'h, Saw - o"p m
FRIDAY. AUGUST
Maracas. Trinidad. TT dad. 1900 m 300 m
Korona Br Guiana, Quebec. II 30 a m 200 m
Alliance, Cristobal, Pan RRll:30 m 800 p 10
Camaguey. Tampico. Ward - 12O0 m
TRANsPAclFiC MAILS.
crosses
D.stinstion and steamer. INN. 7. Pm
Guam, Philippines (via San Fran
cisco)--U s Transport. .......... To-Day o:oV
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF purchaser and at
torney)
yIfI.Y
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a,I,l-p,No LOAN CONTRACTS

JULY 30.
PROSPECT AVE. e s. s6;2 q OF I,ssi ti
"a tytOO, Contra, Mortgage Co loans Miohi'-
Ianzo Cullo $500.
Newark post., 1912-09-25
INTERESTING OBSERVATIONS
ON WESTERN AGRICULTURE
By Professor c. A. McCue

At our request Professor c. A.
McCue has given us the following
observations from a recent trip tc
his home state Of Michigan.
A recent trip to Michigan during
the past summer impressed me
with the fact that American farm
ing practice is not stable; but is
i'll process of evolution. More
and more the modern farmer is
learning to adapt his crops to his
soil and to specialize rather than
generalize. When, as a boy, | liv-
ed in Eastern Michigan, the four
great crops Of that region were
hay, wheat, oats and corn. Usually
coming in the following rotation :
hay, corn, oats or wheat, seeding
down to clover and timothy in he
grain crop. Today in that same re-
gion two new crops have come in
and the principal crops are hay,
beans, and sugar beets. OF course,
not every farmer raises both beets
and beans. The rotation for beet
growing has not as yet been define
ly established. In bean growing
the bean has displaced corn in the
rotation and on a bean farm, the
rotation is likely to be hay, beans,
and oats or wheat, although but lit
tie wheat was to be seen during the
mast summer.
The one fact that impreses a
traveller going through southern
and eastern Michigan is the fact
that nearly every farmer has a
large acreage Of beans. The type
of bean varies in different local
tiles. One locality will grow moth
ing but the white navy, or soup
bean, while in another locality one
will find the red kidney to be the
only bean grown.
Most bean growers have found
the crop to be very profitable, as
the yield will average twenty BUSH
els per acre and sometimes reaches
thirty bushels while the market oft
Ell offers $500 per bushel for the
product.
Both beans and sugar beet grow
Newark post., 1912-09-25
Fiftieth Anniversary of D..
Emancipation Proclamation

Sunday afternoon marked the
fiftieth anniversary of the signing
of the Emancipation Proclamation
by President Lincoln.
1t was at noon on September %,
1862, that Lincoln presided at a
meeting Of the cabinet, summoned
to receive notice of and discuss the
papers which he had prepared on
the subject Of the the abolition Of
slavery. In the words Of the Sec
retary of the Navy Gideon Welles,
who kept a diary covering this per-
iod, the president remarked to the
cabinet that he made VOW or COW
enant, that if God gave the North
a victory in the approaching bat
tie {Antietam) he would consider
it his duty to move forward in the
cause of emancipation. The vic
tory was won and the covenant
must now be sealed.
Y The president read the papers
as he had prepared them and stat
ed firmly that he had decided on
the course to follow. He desired
his cabinet, however, to have a full
discussion and full understanding.
The Secretary of State, William
H. Seward, then took the document
to the state department, where the
formal prhaseology of attestation
and the seal were added. That af.
ternoon the president affixing his
signature, and the next morning
all the leading papers of the count
ry printed the text of the procla-
nation and comments thereon, fav-
orable and otherwise.
Newark post., 1912-09-25
OPPOSITION

OPPOSITION-ITS THE OPPOSITION THAT TESTS THE
MAN 1T is NOT THE WASHINGTON AT PRINCETON BUT
AT COOCHES BRIDGE THAT ADMIRE. WHEN THINK OF
THE GREATNESS OF THE FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY DO
NOT SEE HIM ON LONG ISLAND BUT AT VALLEY FORGE
NAPOLEON ANSWERS THE MAN TEST, NOT AT MARENGO
AND WAGRAM BUT AT FOUNTAINBLEAU AND ST. HELENA
WITH WOLFE, 1T is NOT THE PLAINS OF ABRAHAM THAT
SHOW THE MAN; 1T is THE NIGHT BEFORE WHEN seal.
ING THE HEIGHTS.
YES IT is THE OPPOSITION THAT BRINGS OUT THE MAN
IDEA SPRINGING FROM BEHIND THE BARS, SAvONAROLA
POSITION THEN THINK CHRIST CARRYING THE CROSS
UP THE BROW OF CALVARY!
LOOKING AROUND ME TODAY SEE THE BIG THINGS
AND BIG MEN CREATED AND NOURISHED BY OPPOSITION
SUBTLE INFLUENCE, 1T is, FROM WHICH WE ARE WONT
TO SHIRK BUT REALLY, IF RGHTFULLY INTERPRETED
1T is AN INSPIRATION
LIFE, EXPERIENCE AND HISTORY, ALL TEACH ME- THAT
THE PERSIAN PRAYER, GIvE ME THIS DAY AN ENEMY y
HAS WORTH AND MEANING. THEN IN MY WARNINGS, 1
AM LED TO PRAY: III
MAY THE GODS OF DESTINY LEAD ME TO VIEW THOSE
AROUND ME AND WITH KEEN INSIGHT JUDGE AND Gull
|TlVATE AN OPPOSITION. MAY 1T BE STRONG THAT WILL,
BE TRUE MAY LEARN TO POINT TO MY ENEMIES WHO OP
POSE WITH THE SAME SENSE OF PRIDE AS TO MY FRIENDS
WHO SUPPORT, REALIZING THAT ONLY THROUGH OPPOSI-
GlON CAN BE OF ANY REAL WORTH TO MY DAY AND GEN
ERATlON. MAY THOSE HEROES OF YESTERDAY, WITH
THEIR STERN REBUKES OF FELLOW MEN AND OPINIONS,
ENCOURAGE ME, TO WELCOME THE STRATEGY AND
kNAVERY OF ENEMIES AND SMILING-DEFY OPPOSITION.
| FOR THROUGH IT. CAN AND THE WORLD KNOW THAT
II AM REALLY WORTHY OF BEING TERMED NAN.