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Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
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Der ATd1e.
Roman pom N. prO6uts.
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W1it bebenOen Jtngern 0ffnete fit
en0li9 oos 3upert.
8erebrte @rdfinl
I'm miiroli6 meinen 9ant fir
ibre giitiee nnteritiisung bel oer8er-
nirflidune meines ebrgei5igenBun-
ides aus8ulpre6en fam i'd 5uSbnen
Su elmer 3eit, Die Sic mir ielbIt be-
ltimmt bntten.
@ei6ab Oas, uS mid nit Sbren
@eoanfen ilber cine uRortemonnaie-
beiratb" befonnt 81 ma6en2
Damn III Sbnen ous gIdn3eno &C.
Iungenl 60 glan5enOe ouB i'd nift
umbin fam, Sbnen biermit meinen
ebrliden 0anf fir Die 8enahrib'
tung aus5uipre6en.
@ie i6 0enu aud nit gang beion-
oerer Sodo6tune bin Sbr Sbnen
ale 3eit ~ereebener
90. BON Rooud.
Nt einem unteroriidten Butb-
l9rei 3errin 6reOine Oas Bnpier. Der
S@urfel Gle 10 3u betriigen nit lei.
men 3drtIiAfeitenl (Sie pergoB in
oietem augenblif Oouig, pie germ
bieie bon 1T ~geOulOet Daren.)
Neit abJer5errtem antIis lag iie
6o, unfGbig, einitrpeiIen einen tlaren
@eoonfen 81 fallen, nur 0as cine
e1npfono Iie nit unbeimIiher 0eut-
Iiffeit. ,Sie batte oeripielt Der
lpielt fir ale 3eitl"
W1it ibrem berurftoIteten @eftht
nod IGnger Bel Sof 5u bleiben, en-
I&ien tbr unmogli9. 8as iolfe aber
6onn aus ibr Deroen? sic fonn bin
un0 Der. Sefunoenlnng 0ur96udte
Ie Der 3ufrieoene @e0anfe: nBie
gut, ooB QupotDsfp nihts mebr BON
Dir gu forOern bot" aber bic GreuOe
n6brte niht Iange. 0ie Gorge I'm
bic 8rtunft bIieb bod be gIet6e.
4h, lie bate nod ~iibergenl1g 8eit,
Ei4 aGes in Rube 5u %ii6erIegen, oenn
nponf)e BoAe sing nod ins 2ano,
ebe fte iotpeit bergeltelt, als GrStlide
Runit eS permodte, Sbrer Sobeit
perfonIi6 Die 8itte u~nterbreiten
torulte, fie in @nnoen bon Sbrer
SteIamg gu entbinoen.
Dit noGem @ebult %peniioniert 5og
Greoine nod BiesbaOen, mo fe bolO
IN benz 6remoenitrom ben Bliden
Der 8ebonnten entidDono.
Gin Sabr Fpdter bebauptetsS pren.
gen, ite bort als Die 9eiiberin zines
wendionnts tpieoergefunOen gu ba-
ben, Oeifen iunge Oomen lib in glei-
der Deiie our9 Sdonbeit uno Gle
berstpdrObefeit aus3eidnetenI
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24


.4ogmor.~ Hang es oo plosIi9 5u
ibr bin, un6 oanu nod etnmnl in
benem SaubeIrnf: sDuemar, Oa bin
i@l"
ur0 ebe fte nod muBte, tuie ibr
Gef9ob, tniste udoorf i9on neben
ibr In benz Bliibenoen Sei0etruut
Sdtpeigenb idDana er Den Mrm Inn
fte. go feft, 10 .fefty oIs pone er iie
ME uitO nfmmer loiieu.
Gin tpeihes, oGrtli9es21&eln eins
iber ibr @eiidt.
9a fiiBte er tie SeIig erf9nu.
errO IieB Dogmar es seiHeben. -
v@eein 2ieb, mein iibes 9ieb "
Hang ses IeiOenfduftlid an ibr Obr,
.wie Lange, tpie ernuiam Ionge BAIT
gu miA pnrten Ialienl un6 ME
iebnEihtig babe i'd nah einem elm
otgen, tIeinen 3eiaen ausgeIebln.
Ous mir ingen ioIte, uiest Oorfit Du
tonumen, jest iino Die S9atten Der
Uengongenbeit berfGnpun0en - -
lett fonlm un0 bcle MIDI
nUth?~
Sn faitungslOiem stuunen inb er
He an.
50, men Oenn ionit2" s
Damn bog ite Iangiam, nit gIiidIi-
dem 21Heln ibr purpuriiberfIamm
tes MntIit nab, gang nab au rbm bin:
Gin @eib, Dos nnbrboft Iiebt,
Dos ofpeffeIt Zig our - feIieen -
@epiBbeitl'
SdIuB.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
Gin rnIFi6er MASDfat ais &pG'
Ftabler.

Ssn einem SoteI Der Otlte 8iCieure
IN 9aris perboftete 0ie Barrier g.
beimpoItset einen ieit 1nngem bon
Der 8etersbureer 8oIioei unO meh.
rerer anoeren ousIdn6tihen BoIi8et-
beh0rOen geiudten Berbreher IN Der
@erIou beg breiBtgi1hrieen ebemnli-
aen MODotaten NtfoI0iGuitI9 Motf-
lem aus &ofiuIitI1i TerufhfoFpo, Der
I'm Sabre 1903 i'm 8erein NIT nleb-
reren @enoiien einen nuf ben Sea
men Beg @ntfmdnns WifoIoietDitIh
Eolberq IN @ietr ntSgeIte1ten ee,
fSEmten SHed BEL Der @rltn68&afIO-
bonf BON Bolt1pa einfaIfiert 9batte.
M4it 0en 6urh oieien Gtrein srbeltte-
ten Northumberland Nltbelw bat
Der Dieb oonn cine abenteuerli9e
9sahrt I'M ben Gr6boH ongetreten,
Sic tbn iSber Meeppten urO SrtSien
mad ENGLAND unb ihIieBlih nod Pa.
ris fabrte. Dort glo1bte er iih in
USuiaer gi6erbeit. Bel feinern 8or-
fiSbrung er56blte er benz 8oIiaeiGef
6omorS aunGfft. bob er bic otpeibltn-
6erttouTeno MltheI nod un0 nod I'M
GpieIe U~erloren bube. Damn Di6er.
rief er ieood oies @eft6nonis nn6
beboaptete, Die Summe 3u poIitif9en
9neden bertpenoet 81 hoben. Woti-
fem tpirO oorlGufig in @dft beboIten,
Biz bic Observation-Disclosures
beenoet fino. @s beiBt, oaB er aud
bon Der 8erIiner Boli5ei geill9t
riro.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
Sin ltmsIid fOmmt ieIten anein.

&err uno 6rau Gre6 2nrien. Elm
befonntes in Renoibn IebenSes Che.
paar, lit IN p%ereangeuer @o1e Ourd
ben Gon smeier RinOer in tiefeErouel
beriest worocn. GRIT ltarb Oos lie-
beniGbrige Sobnden MolcoIm 2erpis
SIN Samitng iolte es beer6iet tper.
ben. gtmo cine StunOe DOR Der an
geietten 8eiiesung ueridieO fein bier.
iGbriger 8ruOer SreO. or erIne BEN
tidiiden Gharlahfieber. Die bei-
ben Rleinen murOen in Elm gemein.
James Grab eebettet.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
Bel bet @erboftmns zines MiiIliOmem'
0efranDanten iflper berLett.

gs 0ie 9oIioei IN Dem Barrier
8Drort MenillD ben friiberen 8antier
RingIer perBoften tponte, Der mie
erinnerIi1, ieinen Rlnoen mebrer'
M4iIIienen unterfhIagen bate. mari
EiG Der GefretGr oes 9e~frouoonten
nit ae0iidtem Weiier nuf Die Beam.
ten Ser @befiteIlbertreter oes 81.
&erbeitsmutes Sonin Duroe idtper
herIett.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

Gie fill m6 frie0Iid es bier Ddr.
@ein anoerer 2out als oos Ieiie Sir.
rem Der So[3tmlben, ooS toftmGBige
MhffIopften Oes SpehteS forte Die
tiefe @ol0esrlibe.
9eo6 Ginger Belt DdnOtea Dasmor
ftG mad rehts. Gin Dobnenitiee
fiir5te ben 8eg beoeuteno oh. Nnld
bur9querte Iie Den i1moIen BoIb-
ftria, Der Die iogenonnte .fobIe
6oioe" BON benz Moor trennte.
9ie fobIe Soi6el Den RomeR
modte tie i'm 8inter beroienen, tDenn
lie, Order un6 @frGuber bon boBem
S6uee beOeft, cine eiyBtee untpirfIi'
DE Sl1he bil0ete, Die peoer @t9en
nod Riefern beIebten.
Sect, i'm &erbft, prunste 6ies
vbobIt~ &eiOe inn Ib0nften BIiifbeu'
f@mud, bliihen @rito unD @infter
Inn bic Dette. Dos mar Elm 3eu&tgn
ur6 @Eiben bon ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Prnht.
@te oebIep6et i1IoBDoernor Ginen
GuaeubIid Die 2i0er. @ie f96n bas
mar, pie Dunoerf9Onl 0ongfam
ihritt |ie 0ur9 bag 8~Iiitbentneer bis
az einem fleinen 6iigel. DOrt iette
tie fi9 nieOer.
Gfe 2uft mar 10 tin wro uor. 10
unbetDeet, pie tie tttr Der nor0fi6e
&erbft an Defenders idonen Eueen
BOT. Gerber GrOouft, untermfiht uT1t
benz IeiIen RoOeugeru9 nertpelften
9oubes orang al Doemar bin, mel
DE ent5iidt altf bic rotbgIiibenoe&et.
be bIifte, bic iid f0rrnIih i'm Com
nenihein bo0ete.
3otbgeIb un0 GOLDEN IeuGtete 6os
3oub perein6eIter Buhen Dom @ol0-
runo beriiber, beIien 6urfte Eonnen
10 ernIt uno Uiir0epon borein fnben,
oIs begriffen iie enr uiht bic Iei&t-
ftnnige 8ubiudt Der Setbe, bic fi&
10 idOn gemabt bate, oIs gdbe. Is
fein @eLfen un0 B~ereeben, teinen
Gturm unO &esett, nidt Sdnee. nod
eis. Sis bliebe etpio bohenoer Con.
nenidein. Der ihr rei6es atei0 nod
mebr p~ergoLoete.
Sinneno tpnrbte 9agrnar ben
4opf tpGbren0 ibrc Na1geu .tpieoer
iber Die SaiOe gIitten. @ar es, am
gnoe bod nidt 9eihtinn, be Watur
gu 10 perifnpenoeciiAem 8Iiihen
iest 10 turs Dor benz Lnrgen. .&o0es.
IGdaf trieb2 @oate lie bienei@t 6a.
mt ben iiberflugen Weni@en einen
8espeis bon Der groBen Nnhrbeit
eeben: .&eif iein lit nne8l, 9er8erbft
0ber 1T Die 3eit Der 0aeife - Der Or
fiiurng?"...
rGeif iein 1T oues," amurnaeIte
Dugmor un0 pieoer itreifte iBrfGEd
Die 8toHt lumber. 8eifen um6 -6an.l
in benz iiegbaften Shmud Der &eife
furhtlos Dem Binter enteeeen ge-
ben. 0ns mar es. mas bic Matlr 10
etNbringlih 6u preOigen -tplrbte.
@ie abe. penn es einem Men.
f4en an benz, mas ibm ebenio tpie
ieOer 9flan5e 8um Reifperoen mo-
Eng 1T, fpenn's tbm an Come feblt,
nas 0onn2
n0ennod oeriuden, reif 5u rper.
ben, 1T WenidenpiIibt," IdoB es
Goenunr 6ur6 oen 5inn, uno lie
6ofbe 0oran, bob ibr Die 1tile, mar
me Come her3Itd1er Qiebe ddrS Itfer
febIen uiir0e. SSshre Muaen bliften
iebner6 ins 8eite -.
sic fab nidts mebr BON OerBradt
Inn iih berunt, b0rte nidt bic eiIigen
S4ritte Oes boben. idlonten Mon-
nes, in beiien i~onrigen Augen> eiu
tpormes 2eufte log. Sbre @eOonfen
tpeiIten BEL Dem. Der iett tpobl feline
Hraut i'm Arm belt, ibr tauienO
iiiBe, 5drtli6e 3inge iagte. ---
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
@ranO4nsIiid in einems f6LeEl&em
Maiienbanfe.

@ei Der @eibna6tsfeier mn Gro.
tOtpstfi1en B1iienbnuie in 2ubIinit
entsiinoeten fif Die RleiOer bon flint
@nifenfinOern. 9tpei tpur6en 0etS-
IT. brei iGtDer berbronrtt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21
NIfnIrn mn SaYs,

49, SEEN where u Teller OYER
uH the pecOs shot u lpb1
Just over the Rtecriu' wheel
Hfter Chasin' him forty
n miles crosE kentry In q Of.
trrmObilc. She seemed
HE good plan. and feclin' ~
need oi - few rabbits fer the
Iu"u."u, hires - nuzz.cart (
d,apcusrs Win IA" shower 40
helm complete In the way. and
starts out acrOst L.. mcsJ. /
run down several jackfabDits
aud Killed same under tho
WhCclp. hut OWN 70 the fack
that never learned how To- stop
the blasted thing | didn't nav"
TIM" - do any shootln. Final.
~ thry got a punchHr In Kurnci
sellers car win larlat and he
TDprd ~" plumb successful az
Witness thee" her" bandagss.
The ear Hhrn last seen by me
VAS iumpin' the TiJrrIs canyon
,rroy" hcadrd strtigh, fer He'll
canyon inherent byStanderT
r"pDtts sc"ln' drsptit OttermO-
bile guin by Chiiill At sixty
miles an hour an the farmers
say they din't q J.ckrabbit left
IN the country. Great head that
Teller over on the PecOs had.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Attorney \ ~ S!roup spent today
IN SucoTro, attending 10 legal undirs.
George r. Powers. salesman for the
Struby Esuibro"k company OF Denver.
lett today tor a trip through tho
southern part oG the state.
Jake Harlan, OF Harlan Il Son. con-
tractors. left to-day Tor BSrnallllo, to
look after repair work done by tho
Harlans on the BernullllO bridge over
the Rio Grandr.
Mrs. Frank u. Moore left today for
her homo IN KanSar Guy, after a Wait
of ten days win friends In Albuuuer-
que. her former hom-, while here
Mrs, Moore wJs IN" gnrSt ol the ~ u.
IlickryS
lion. Arthur Scllgman, former
mayor ~ Santa ~. aud prominent as
b, leader In Tire Democratic state or
RaniEItiOn, arrived IN Albuquerque
last evening for brief visit In the
city.
Dr Edward Staab OF New York.
brother of julius SLaab ana Of Mr.
Louis llfcld 81 this sltv. who has
Uffll NlhlAlHF ~ wv hFiAl' W. ~ WV -
IN Santa Pc will arrive here 'omOrrO,'
to be- ~" guest Ut Mrs. llfrld.
Lieutenant Colonel ana Mrs. Henry
Tee. of the salvation Army, left
this morning tor their nome In Dem
YER after u hricf stay In Albuquerque,
assisting In local army work. Lieu
tenant Colonel Lee delivered IA lecture
| IN the salvation Army hall hast even
ing
Major Ernest Myers of the Myers
Liquor company, Who has been IA pa
ticnt In st. JOseph's hospital for the
last week, suffering from II severe at
tack Of eczema. left this afternoon
for Chicago, where ho viii enter d
hospital and secur" tn" services Of q
| specialist In the hope at obtaining re-.
lleI
Attorney Francis r.. wood OF Mar
ron ana wood returned on the delay
ed santa Pc limited hst evening from
Washington, where he submitted ar
Ruiurnts before the Iulted states su'
prcmr court IN support of "A molten fol
4 new trial In the case OF Schmit'
versus the Southwestern brewery and
lee company, which has been IN the
district courts and the supreme couT
Of New Mexico for several years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
DANCE THIS EVENING

The knights Of columbuA viii en-.
terrain the ladies at an Informal
Dance to ba held N odd Fellows
hall. beginning ~ . o'el0ok this evs-
ming. the CavnmauGh- FuhFmeyer
orchestra wsll dispense the music.
All local ana vlslsing knights are In
vIlsd 70 attend With their ladlsS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21
MOTORCYCLE RIDER IS
ARRAIGNED IN COURT

Cited to appear In police court by
Chief OF Police McMlilin last evening.
R1lph WhitesIdes was arraigned In
police court today on u charge 1T vlo.
iating the city ordinance with refer
ence To murtocycle riding Whitesidea
II In said was rldinE motorcycle
through the streets. having on the
handle bars second passenger Ills
case was continued
CHER McMllIln IL determined to
break up the practice OF passenger
carrying on motorcycles. when a
passenger IL carried on the handle
bars the driver Of the machine can
not see where ha In going and must
rely on IN" passenger for instructions
"a 90 guidance OF the craft. Serious
collisions aud accidents ARE to he pre-.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21
| Asked an
Artist

'tOutaide Of nature, from what
other source do you draw your great
est inspiIationt"
"Music" he replied. "Musie 10 no
more nor less than a series of beauti.
full tone painting, As cold ~ = Book
lin. AS warm ~ a Tl:isn, ~ weird as
bore and exquisite As n WAtteau. !
would not he half the artist that
ain were IL not for my Kimball Ae-
melodie Player Piano. II would be
impossible to attain great heights
In art without n thorough musical
appreciation"
The Kimball Aemslodie Player
Piano has the essentials necessary
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This instrument playa the full
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21

LOCAL WEATHER report
tor - hours ending at & n. m,
Soyrmb"r Maximum tenn
prratur". - degrees. minimum,
81, range. ~. AZ q. ~" IS:
east winds. party cloudy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21
SALE
of Household Goods

Tuesday afternoon at l.I0 O'Clock
sharp, November 26ta, 1T 10 North
Eleventh street, I viii sell At public
auction the beautiful furnishings NJ u
slN roam bungalow. the goods consist
IN part of a SI5 Acorn range TefTig-
orator, Kitchen utensils. dishes, mis-
sion oak dining table. six leather bot
tom dining chairs bumrt, serving ia
hl" OAK writing desk, four Axminister
ruXs, four lrathcr-hottOm rockers.
leather Wttcr. library table, tubOur-
cttrs. large mission clock. 5.piscs
uird's.ryr maple bed room suit, r.
plru" mission bed room suit. sleeping
porch and FROST porch furniture, two
bath room heaters. spring mattress.
drop mead Singer sewing machine. new
$500 concert Grand plano. etc. Goods
new and sanitary. Reason for sale, bun
salow sold, Inspect Monday before
sale. Nothing sold privately. North
Second street car takes you WITHIN
block Of sale.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21

vented, according TO the chief, only
BY the strict enforcement OF the Urdi-
nance governing double heading on
motorcycles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21

Sheriff Jesus Romero left today for
Coyote Springs and various points In
Hell Canyon in the sandins. on on.
ciai business
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21
The Weather

FORECAsT--T onight fair;
colder IN southeast portion: Fri
day fair
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21

Don't use harsh physics The re-
action weakens the bowels, leads 10
chronic constipation. Get Doan's
Regulets. They operate easily. $50
at all stores.--Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21
ThInss .Dolng TonIght.

Regular communicate u of
Temple Lodge ~ 1880
knights Of Columbus social
dance al odd Fellows hINs
Union Home Mission week.
services at Lead avenu" Mrlu".
dist church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
FOR CENSORSHIP OF FILMS
Brooklynites Demand Adoption
of Nicoll Amendment.

The Brooklyn Young Republican Club has
sent letter TO the members Of the Board
OF Aldermen urging them TO oppose the
Folks. ordinance for the regulation Of NOV
ing pictures until It is so amended as to
provide for censorship OF the films before
they are made public. This action was de-
cIded upon at meeting OF the committees
OF the club held last Friday.
on Monday, May 70, the club committee
on municipal politics forwarded to the
Board OF Aldermen n letter advocating the
passage OF the Folks moving picture ordi-
nance At that time the committee under
stood the ordinance was to be supple
mented by n resolution providing for the
municipal censorship Of films.
Such resolution WAS presented by Al
derman Nicoll, and was 10 have been
recommended out OF committee and adopt
ed at the same time the Folks ordinance
was Since then the committee has
learned that II Is the intention to carry the
Folks ordinance and allow the Nicoll ordl
nance to die in committee Strength is lent
10 this belief by the fact that the Folks
ordinance was reported out OF committee
on May !, and up TO the present the Nicoll
ordinance has not been reported out.
The Brooklyn Young Republican Club be-
iieves that proper censorship should he pro-
vided and therefore suggests that both
resolutions be co-ordinated and made one,
thus being treated as a whole. and not In
mart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
DAM|CO A PROFESSIONAL
Star TWirIer of NeWtOWn Loses
His Amateur Standing.

At the regular monthly meeting OF the
high schools games committee held last
week the charges of professionalism
against Frank Damico. the Newtown High
School pitcher. were sustained. The Bry-
ant High School nine. which suffered
crushing defeat with DamiCo on the MOUND
offered evidence that the latter had en-
gagged in contests with the Long Island
Athletics and the Empire Athletic team.
As both these organizations are seml-pro-
fessional clubs. Damico reinquished his
amateur standing 1t was declared that
Newtown had forfeited all its three vic
tories in the schoolboy tournament.
Bryant has also felt the ruling hand OF
the committee. Hsslop, its pitcher has
been convicted of playing basketball with
semi professional team. Consequently MS
school will lose all the games it has capt
ured.
The Weinstein case. WHICH has been un-
der investigation by the committee for sew
eral months. has finally reached climax
It was found that the High School of Com
merce sprinter was over the age limit when
he competed as a junior in the indoor high
school championships last January. Com
merce not only will lose the championship
trophy. but Weinstein suffered a suspension
OF one year which will end next January.
Stuyvesant has forwarded charges Of pro-
fessional playing against Mitchell ana
Gordon. of the Morris High School. The
matter was not taken up, being tabled for
special meeting which will be held shortly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-27
LITTLE IN FORM ON COURTS
In Doubles with Touchard Beats
Hackett and Pell at ApaWamis.

Raymond y. Little and Gustave F.
Touchard, the national lawn tennis cham
pions in the doubles defeated Harold II.
Hackett and Theodore Roosevelt Pell
yesterday by the score OF SIS 6-7. rs.
-, on the courts Of the Apswamis Club,
at Rye y. Y.
In way the contest was a part Of a
plan being developed in connection with the
international cup matches OF this season
TO try out the leading players who may be
posi- Utilities for the American team. As
result every point was fiercely fought, and
each set went through deuce and vantage
games.
The match at Apawamis, il Is said, IL
likely 10 be followed by others at prom
inent country clubs. While II was often
noticeable that the national champions
were @ bit uncertain. and that Touchard
especially was lacking In his old dash and
the decisive punch" at the critical stages,
still altogether the pair did well.
From end TO end II was sizzling series
Of smash-bang rallies. In these Little
proved a tower OF strength at the net. as
In the great championship match at New
port last August IL was his timely voleys
and clean smashes that scored the winning
pojnts Little was alert 10 every ad-
vantage. and, while Touchard was eclipsed.
ne was able single handed TO carry the set
NV his tremendous smashing.
For brillancy OF manouvrtng from deep
court the work OF Haokett and Pell has
rarely been excelled in this country. They
were uniformly steady. The match was
close. The games tally standing q to %.
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Tuscan Construction co ct al; Dec 80 1911;
LEXINGTON AVE, e cor Of 2lst st: Rob.r,
Griffin 60 aet One Lexington Avenue 81 az Jan
II, 1912; S96 o.
18TH ST. pa to $50 West, Michael J Gala
s. sI2 2s5 sst Wells Fargo co ct al; June - '''
SAME PROPERTY: Porsth Electric 90 ast
same; June ~ IglI S29i 20 ma, ar, same;
June - 1911, $3.50
SAME PROPERTY: Tabor sash Fixture 60
agt same; June 20. 1911; s22J. o,
SAME PROPERTY: Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Go agt same: June u, 1911; $i33 ,,..,...
SAME PROPERTY: Thomas N Mulry aS
SAME PROPERTY Joseph Kollender sst
same. June % 1911: S46l. g.,
90 SA M .s RsoP aas pTfsGn s5 &C.
SAME PROPERTY. Byron w Greene. IL. 60
sgt same: June %. 1911; $JG 6s e.....
SAME PROPERTY; Howell. Field GODDARD
Inc. agt same. June -. 1911: $500 80.
SAME PROPERTY; Russell 4 Erwin Manu-
featuring 60 agt same. June % 1911; sblo.
SAME PROPERTY. Dury Co ast same
SANE PRorERTY corbett 4 Go AIT same;
SAME TR6PERTY. Samuel Lakow agt same;
June %. 1911; 1898 u
SAME PROPERTY: Charles W Hoffman 90
agt same: juno -. 1911; 500.
same: June %, 1911: 81 POI Is. ~
SAME PROPERTY. " Palms sons sst
same: June a. 1911. s1I9 9s.
SAME PROPERTY Purcell Brothers ast
same: June ~ 1911; STD.
SANE PROPERTY. L George & Co ast same:
July Z. 1911. ST5 -,
SAME PROPERTY: John II Drew & Bro dnc'
agt same. Aug %. 1911. SIG 20.
SAME PROPERTY: National Fireproohhg 20
agt same. June 81 1911: $40.
SAME PROPERTY. " W PAIN sohs aE'
same. June 81. 1911. $500
SAME PROPERTY l. Morch q 20 sgt
same June p. 1911 1885, 90.
SAME PROPERTY: w g & J + Schuyler aSt
same: June 70. 1911: 1858 90.
SAME PROPERTY; United Wsterproonne ana
Concroting 90 AIT same: july I, 1911; $500 30
SAME PROPERTY. Michael j Callahan az'
same June ~. 1911 SOD.
SAME PROPERTY: Maud " J Peck 20 ast
same. July !. 1911: Sj76 90.
SAME PROPERTY. Hull, Grippen 4 co sSt
same: June - 1911. SPA Is.
SANE pROpERTy. New Jersey Terra Gotta
co at sarc: July -. 1911; sl45 Of
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LIS DEN S.

10Th IT. 80 TO 80 West William Hemil-
ton It al 4et Eben Goodwin 81 al lpertition' 3
attorneys Ulrniltou. Gregory Freeman
I53D ST. $50 West, Edward Elbaum aet
Lettie ! Risley ct al foreclosure OF mtse) :
attorney y Singer
ESSEX ST - and so. Grand Lodge Of the
United states of the Independent order of
FREE Sons Of Israel agt Harris Cohen 81 81
amended foreclosure Or WtgeD; attorneys, "
3 & - " Blumenthal
LOTS 70 and 20 map NJ Cedric Park The
Bronx. Theodore Chabot agt Sarah \
lockwood 81 81 foreclosure OF mtgl; attorne;,
VI ! sullivan.
LOT 200. map NJ Gleason prop rty. 24'n
Ward. The Bronx: Josephine n Ebellng agt
Jacob Cohen - ri foreclosure OF mtge), at
to-uey. " i sullivan.
ROOSEVELT ST. - and Il. Water ~. lel !:
Bowcry, "a. 'hustie 81. la6'- Grand 81 SO !;
Contling agt Alfred COnkling CT al par
tttioul; attorney } / Wiener.