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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24
New Law Rookie

" new law books. written by
Professor r. W. Cooley Of the univer-
sity law department. will be issued in
a short time by the West Publishing
company Of st. Paul. One of these
books is on Damages" and the other
is a text book on persons and Domes-
tic Relations" They were written last
summer by Prof. Cooley. The author
Briefs on the Law Of Insurance"
This subject is taught by him at the
u. n. d. law school. The Law on
Municipal Corporations is another
subject upon which he is preparing Il
text book. Prof. Cooley was for sew
eral years connected with the West
Publishing company during which
time he helped prepare law books.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24
Trials Being Held.

Entrance trials for the Sock and
Ruskin society are being held at
Woodwork hall this afternoon, and a
large number of aspiring members arc
trying out for membership. The first
meeting of the society will be held to-
morrow night. when Professor j.. II.
Koch will lecture on THE Comedy Of
Shakespeare and Miss Flora Blach
will give her impressions of the Cam
terbury pageant.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24
LESS w TROUBLE
IN GRAND FORKS

Grand Forks people have found out
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purities and it is surprising how
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gist.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24

Mrs. Peter Holan. 1851 Buckeye
Rd. Cleveland. o.. says: Eyes. indeed
I can recommend Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. My little boy had a
bad case of whooping cough. some
times he was blue in the face. I gave
him Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound, and it had a remarkable effect
and cured him In a short time" Con-
tains no harmful drugs. McGrath's
Pharmacy.
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so I can prove It's splendid results.
Name
CITY .......... State ..........
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-28
MORTGAGES. LoANs-aEAL ESTATE

MORTGAGE MONEY.
ANY section OF New Jersey. improved real
estate or vacant lots. city or suburban prop
erty. In sums Of 500 to $1,000. from one
mortgages.
LIST Mgts.. 8 per ct. int...-.70 of value
2nd Mtgs.. 5k per at. int. =. so per CT of value
Bird Mtgs., 8 per CT init. 90 per CT. Of value
Money obtained quickly and upon short no;ice
srsta en3 300 Rrosdway New york CIV
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-28
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

HLDEBRANDT q CO.. auctioneers, will
sell TO highest bidder. Saturday. March 20.
ing. on Lehigh av.. Weequahic Park tract.
These lots are Nos. e76 and 677: choicest 10
cation.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-28
AGENTS.

A0ENTs-We pay well and give valuable
premiums free for a few hours work; sam
pie and catalogue free. HOLYOKE SPE-
C1ALTY CO, POI Chestnut St, Holyoke. Mass.
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Observation-Disclosures helper in department
store or factory; reference given. LOYALTY,
Box 69. Star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-28

GARDENER, experienced, wants work by
day; vines pruned and all general garden,
lawn and house work. I. MCUE. 2 Camp
field st.
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LoANs-moRraAGEs.

HAVE clients desiring 20 purchase second
mortgages WILLIAM HARRIS. Att'y-at-
Law. Rooms s2o-sa2 Union Bldg. GA Clinton.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-28
REAL ESTATE ron EXCHANGE.

ANYONE wishing 10 exchange real estate
anywhere can get exceilen opportunities:
send particulars OF property and wants.
MTRRAY EXCHANGE. 1sS Market st.
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Madison.
MADISON

FARMS. COUNTRY ESTATES. FURNISHED.
T~FT-RNTSHED HOUSES CONSULT
JOSEPH V. HEATING
OPPOSITE STATION. MADISON. N. J.
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MAcHINIST, MILLWRIGHT-Married man.
all round, wishes steady position at any
thing. SCHMIDT. 1853 Hudson st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-28

farm at North Caldwell: s-room
house and barn; steam heat; 20 minutes
walk oom trolley cars; s2.6E F. L. Hell
LER.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-28

ONE OF the best houses In Roselle. n. j., on
plot 50x200. containing nine rooms. with
every modern Improvement. built by owner
for his own use. has only been occupied ak
months: gas. eiectri city. lot water heat.
parquet floors throughout entire house, tiled
bath, buffers pantry. cold storage room, laun-
dry In cellar. price. 50. 900; your own terms II
you can give satisfactory references. ROOM
604. 81 West 23d st.. New York.
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MOVING.

REINHARD'S EXPRESS. me-; John A.
Reinhard, northumberland and riggers;
safes. machinery and boilers moved: vans for
furniture; storage. Rear Al Camp St, city;
tells. 67-5721 Market.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-28

MAN wants work in machine shop on punch
and drill press machine. n. BARCIK. 0
Bowery st.
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PERSONAL.

N~N~ONNoN N@~NNON~~
AM THE La that is bucking the optical
trust and making the opticians OF Newark
cut their prices on gold-flled eyeglasses and
spectacles. Why? / am independent of the
optical trust and out of the high-rent district.
As / pay cash for all goods that / buy l get
a special discount on my purchases. Until my
lease expires | will sell gold-hiied eyeglasses
and spectacles that you pay 81. 80 and IS for
on Broai and Market SITS. for s1.00.
EYES EXAMINED FREE.
All oculist prescriptions filled for 800.
Washington Optical Parlors. 1879 Washington
ST., between Warren and New. Office hours,
y to 8. Sunday, II to 4.
Low Prices for Lenses Ground to Order.
FAR AND NEAR BI-FOcAL GLASSES.
Regular price So at ell optical stories in the
city. with gold-hlled spectacle frames OF the
celebrated Stevens finger piece mounting. in
GLIDING my expert examination of your ewes,
ell for 1.1e; for one week only. commencing
April the lst. This Is the same mount ng
you pay IS for without lenses, and is guar
anteed for ten years. / will sell at this sne-
cial sale both for 81. 10. mounting and lenses.
WASHINGTON OPTICAL PARLORS 139
Washington st. My sale In other glasses still
continues. Bring this ad. with you.
PLEASE write me; I'll send you q nice 1912
cataloRu. free: fine clothes for easy money.
C. ALEXANDER. 100 South 18th st.
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BEAUTIFUL HOME
HELP wANrED-MALp & FEMALE.

ALTERATION HAND wanted; must be thor
oughly experienced on ladies' garments. APP
ply ALTERATIONS. Box 81. Star ohice.
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WHEN MOVING OR HAULING SAFES.
LUMBER OR IRON.
CALL 155 MARKET TELEPHONE.
r. W. MUM LIVERY CO..
IS CHESTNUT ST. NEWARK. ". ].
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noArs TO HIRE.

TO HIRE for nshing parties. eo-foot aux-
Hilary sloop. prices reasonable. Address
CARVER. 244e Richmond terraos. Tort nicn-
mand. staten Island. y. 7.
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changes makes sale imperative:
residence at Mountain station. South Orange;
nine rooms and bath. steam heat: screened
porch: MODERN: good condition; 100x140: worth
s12, 900: sell 81. zoo: mortgage 81. 900; this is a
bargain; would rent 800. PETERSEN. ee
Sussex av., East Orange. N j.
MUST sell to close estate; $40. 900 property;
thoroughly modern. fifteen rooms; steam.
electric: 40 feet frontage. only 81 1000 cash re-
CURED. possession immediately; Orange. near
Highland Avenue depot. PETERSEN. eS
Sussex av.. East Orange, N. J.
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MAN wishes position as night Waterman; ref.
erences. 341 South 18th st. phone 1s49-W,
Market.
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WANTED.

BOARD wanted in refined private family ID
Bloomfield fer married couple tn 2 year-oii
baby, went good location. REFERENCES.
Box Is. star office.
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HALLS AND LoDcH RooMs TO LET.

IRoQUOIs HALL-Centrally located. leo
quols buiidi11 262 Washington st.; excel
lent for lodge meetings. dances, Wrists. etc.
afternoons or evenings; rates reasonable APP
ply 10 p HT-TTENRACH Irouiois building.
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View jersey.
ATLANTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bunga-
low colony: lots $50: Mardean fronts shore;
iepof snd trolley on premises r. A MORE
HOUSE. Red Bank. N. J.
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BUILDINGS TO LET.

BUILDING TO LET-corner st. Francis ana
Kornorn sta. about 90. 900 square feet: for
storehoune or clean nnanufa oturing; plenty 81
light and air. Inquire v -. Francis ~
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

ACADEMY ST.. BS-By day or Teehil Finest
improvements; central location. HOTEL
RE&FDRD.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-28

MAN wishes situation as cook. or as cook
and butler in mail private family: AL refer
ence. Address G., Box 40. Star office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-28

ZINE f0-room house on good street for sale
ct a bargain Address B, Box SO. care Star.
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REAL ESTATE ron RENT.
FARMS o SALE.

~~~o1No0o
FARM-For sale or exchange, near Hawiey,
Pa: $50 acres, 40 cultivated, balance in fine
timber; two houses: large barn. wagon and
dollhouse. ETC.; well stocked; all necessary
Implements, practically new; splendid oppor-
tunity. NJ. STEINER, Hawley. Pa. BOX $50.
FARMS Of every description for sale; call,
write or phone. WILLIAM GREISHEIAER.
Bound Brook, N. J. Telephone 9-R-
SEND to Country Dept. for new booklet;
New Jersey, New York. long Island. Conn.
LOUIS S-CHLEsINGER. Inc. Essex building.
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81 600 UNDER PRICE.
SINGLE-FAMILY HOUSE. GOOD coNDI-
ton. GAS LAUNDRY TUBS. TWO Toll
LET'S. BATHTUBS FURNACE; PART
CASH. 12s MONMOUTH ST.
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BANK ST. 9e-es-Gentiemen. here are horne
IKE, comfortable rooms; all improvements;
central location.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-28

COUPLE. refined. desires four or I'VE nice
rooms, with improvements, with moderate
rent. centraily ioceted, Address, PERMA-
NENT HOME. box 80. Star office.
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Po~RTER-Colored man wishes position as por-
ter or working IN garage; understands work.
ing around autos. 73 Second av., Elizabeth.
n. J.
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INSTR UC

Newark Business College
COURSES in BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND.
TYPEWRIrING AND
DAY AND SESSIONS; ENTEH
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. wishes position. under
stands lunch and bar; references. Address
SALOON. Box ii. Star ONCE
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PAPERHANGING, 121sc roll: painting; good
work. SHERMAN. 234 18th av.
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HELp En-


A YOUNG boy wanted to help in florist; is
to understand German and English. Inquire
THEO. KEMPER, e2s South Fourteenth st.,
corner Madison av., Newark, N. J.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CORNER grocery and delicatessen store; good
business and location: rent $50. with three
large rooms; all improvements. 7s Sherman
ay., Jersey City Heights. No agents.
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AUTO SCHOOL OF N. 1.-THE Oldest school
Of the State; unlimited full course at the
smallest fee. license guaranteed timlted course
So, day and evening lessons. se3 Haisey ST..
near Kinney.
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SALESMAN desires position as salesman or
demonstration; have had quite some expert.
enee. Address o. r.. box SO. Star office.
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POSITION wanted By a man In a dental Of
flee, with several years experiences: can
furnish good reference. Address W.. T. T.. 90
Columbia st.
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.LOsT-Between Myrtle az. and Court 81.
black leather wsllet. containing between s26I
and s275; reward Il returned. Address j..
Box 81, star Office.
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YOUNG A COD wishes position; clerical
ability; moderate salary 10 start; can fur
nish reference. Address CLERK. Box 20. Star
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
East Orange.
CLIENT viii rent at South Orange, vicinity
Mountain station. from September Is. reaf-
cence with large grounds and barn; not TO
exceeS 81. 500, adults. PETERSEN. % Sussex
av.. East Orange. ". ].
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CANVASSERS for laundry trade; big money
for right party; only reliable men need ap-
ply; call between S and 0 a. m. LAUNDRY
345 Waverly av.
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YOUNG MAN (1e), WISHES position as time
keeper or Office clerk: three years expert
ence; cen furnish best Of references. Address
AMBITION. Box 90, Star office.
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TIMEKEEPER-Man wants position as time
keeper with contracting firm In or outside
of city. Address J. A. MT. 276 Eighth ax.
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sTABLE. . stans; rent $40 W. crEzczvK.
28e Jefferson ~
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SINGLE man wishes to locate at light In
side factory work or light delivery: can fur
nish reference; steady and sober. Address
NJ. LEcHMAN. 31 Mulberry st.
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THE opportunity of a lifetime 10 offered 30
the man who has money to invest In an In
dustriai proposition that 10 making big
money; it viii pay you to investigate. Ad-
dress OPPORTUNITY. box 100. Star ONCE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-05

dead Jim Fiddler" The wall came
to them again, weird. eery.
Rising from tho midst OF the water,
with the ghostly wall, came weird
green glow. The iron buoy straining
at It's anchorage. took on the same
sickly hue. which spread into the sur
rounding sea like a reflection ot some
central light. 90. ~
And I've my penance now to pay"
the wall grew in volume, coming faster
and faster. The men sat petrined with
fear In the cutter her bows lifting In
the wash from the great barrel on the
edge OF the sickly green hue. Might
by night I follow some good fellow
like myself, Joining glass by glass. and
song by song with him. Oh, I'm
weary, so weary of 1t all. But Oh
must go until send some man back
TO duty"
The grating cry was swamped again,
even as the voice rose in pain, but the
coxswain capped 1t with yell OF NOR.
tai terror, his own face green in the
light.
T Mother of Hope the stroke.oar
whimpeicd. "'Tis no drown man,
Tis a dead banshee-a sea.diyil! Back
to the ship for our lives!"
His panic fear reused his mates.
They struggled, rolling and falling
against each other in their haste to
fee the place. and crying out,
Up {, that moment Barry had stared,
helpless to DO anything. In his condi-
tion of mind his faculties had failed
him. Imagination it might be--but the
men had hcard-and, as well may hap
pen to the best Of men in moments of
great doubt and peril. his only feeling
was one OF bewilderment, incredulity,
amaZemeEt. But, as the cutter swung
round, his senses rallied. What TO the
supersttious sailors was the cry of
some sea-wraith became again to him
a stricken cry for help from some fel-
low mortal
With a passionate cry, he sprang up
in the well. telling the gawking stroke
with "A back-handed blow that keeled
him over the thwart.
Even as he did so, the buoy swooped
down upon him like great black bat
and again the aurora Of green burst
out Of the water. illuminating the
whole ugly bulk.
Barry glared, wild-eyed, at this mys-
terry that Knocked them-the buoy, the
eery green light-his brain whirling
For, as he looked, fascinated, all re-
gardless OF his own hazard standing in
the plunging boat, from the green
water something rose, as though lifted
by some unseen power from the heart
of the ocean.
Slowly the thing ascended the bulg
ing buoyside, IL reached the top of
the buoy. far out of the green fluid.
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the most part, as an apparatus ship"
harbors deadly with constructed con.
tact mines. electrical bombs. subma'
rine bells, and mysterious floating con
trivances, Just as she had been em.
ployed recently by the same old crew
on the home station, before receiving
orders for the East again.
In the meantime, Lieutenant Billy
Barry was In the stern-sheets OF the
Jungfraus cutter, shooting shoreward
under the impulse OF four oars. And
Lieutenant Barry's face was gloomy,
He had caught the surgeons men.
tion OF Fiddler's name as he left the
wardroom, and that mention had re-
called memories that saddened and
sobered him, turning his thoughts to
THE gay, carefree friend who formerly
had always shared his jaunts of pleas.
ure and pain.
A cool wind came from the sea, and
Barry pulled his coat about him, shiy'
ering
The effervescence OF the wardroom
had passed, and that sorry comparison
OF the surgeons between himself and
Fiddler had brought his image clearly
TO mind, dismally vlsualizlng on his
mental retina his lost comrade-con'
found that Scotch doctor, anyhow
The night was very still, with the
crescent moon just making darkness
visible. The sea.wind hummed low and
mournful over the tapping OF the
waters, and the long, slow man.o'-
wars stroke as the four seamen rose
and fell on the thudding oars. The
stars above seemed cold, and the dis.
tant shore-llghts took on a suspicious
look. Barry shook himself angrily.
"Confound 1t! I'm getting forecastle
muligrubs, too. Get up more steam
there men. We're not pleasure rowing
we're pressed for time"
way 'nough-back water har-rd!"
the coxswain's sudden shout electrified
the boat "Jove, sir, we most ran
down the buoy"
Barry recognized it as the big iron
cask kbuoy the Jungfrau had planted in
the harbor for experimental purposes
in connection with mysterious signal
ing apparatus and submarine bells.
The incident rasped on his already
tensed nerves
You're blind fool"
"Shipmate ahoy! Go back! Go
back, say"
The ghostly wall floated over the
water from the buoy not twenty feet
away, half-mufiled, like the voice of a
man drowning.
The officer heard and the crew, as
they lay on their oars, while the cutter
swung closer.
Give heed, say Go back! I'm
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duties) a boatcrew had 10 be driven
over the side, Another cutter outhI
aatly refused 10 visit bell buoy adrlft
and mournfully tolling They pre-
ierred irons N7t bareback and water
and said 80.
The surgeon finally went scouting,
for nerves belonged TO his department,
and his report "broomed tho truck,
otherwise capped the climax. OF the
commanders wrath and worry, The
old man wasa't running ghostshlps
and he said 10 luridly,
"'Tls miraculous" the doctor said,
though you'l nind I've prognostl'
Gated our cstimablc lieutenant was no
Socrates for brains. Tho smash was
fated TO cone
GO on, said the commander sternly,
His crouch WAS the more humiliating
because Barry had been his particular
pet. The lads breaking down, you
mean?" he asked.
The surgeon grinned like a Cheshire
cat, for no was II gray monkey for
mischief.
I'm just tell you. The superstition
that's rife aboard ship is superinduced,
as you may say Artifeecial, In a way,
Ike TO a small turret riding In biz
uuret Im told sailormen believe in
spirits by natural preference and swal.
low en- neat; but when find that
Lieutenant Barry has shut off the sea
mems bottled beer-without complaint,
which is miracle number one. and also
discover vlsually that he breaches to
the blessed crew"
What! Billy Barry?" the wardroom
easped
No other, gentlemen. In squads and
groups and seycrally And further
more, on my medical word, the lieu.
tenants preachments include ghosts
Send for Lieutenant Barry instant
w." Junior jumped at the command
rr's tone.
The commander of the Jungfrau was
not in the habit OF standing on cere.
mony with the junior officers, and he