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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-09
TRAIN CRASHES INTO BOX CARS.

MOBILE, Ala, March 9.--A north
bound Louisville and Nashville pas
senger train crashed into a string OF
loaded box cars this morning in the
Mobile yards. John Bryan, of New
York, was fatally injured and will die,
and volney Hewitt. of Chicago. was
injured.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-09
FEDERAL INDICTMENTS FOUND.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, March o.
Indictments were returned here today
by the Federal grand jury charging
the Grand Rapids and Indiana Rail-
way Company with rebating; the Chi
cago, KALAMAZOO and Saginaw Railroad
Company with false entries, and six
local lumber firms with false billing in
making shipments.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-09
Conductor Cannot Take
Up Commuters Ticket
TFrom a star corrsspondsnt.l

TRENTON March q
/ obtained
IN
decide to retain II
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-09
Six Killed as Flames
! Sweep Boarding House
CHICAGO, March 2.

CHICAGO March 2.
TX known to have been killed here TODAY in
which swept Clark lodging house,
~ strong probability that than twice that number of
bodies will be found the upper floors when the
81 the building
'front.'
CT to
THE quickly the building
ife-net
1 man dled
the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-09
A FEW NEWARK SLOGANS

Onward, Upward, Forward"
May the watchword be;
Newark Grade" Newark Made,
Newark Quality"
Newark for Progression"
Newark Leads the Rest"
Always Take Newark Makei"
''Newa,fk Goods Are Best
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-09
SLIPS AND BREAKS
SKULL ON SIDEWALK

John Maryck, a negro, of 141 Somer-
set street, who was found early today
lying unconscious in Broad street. op-
posite the postoff1ce, is in serious con-
dition at the City Hospital. His skull
is believed to be fractured.
He regained consequences long
enough to say that he had slipped and
fallen.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-09

"Newark's PRIDE" far and wide:
Notice Newark Grow"
Newark Name" Newark Fame,
Everywhere you go.
Newark Leads and Succeeds
Newark Up-to-date,
Newark Schools, Newark Rules,
Queen of JERSEY iltate."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-09

sWe have absolutely kept faith
with the people.
1--WE have redeemed or nre in
process of redeeming every prom
Use we made in order to win the
election.
at has been given out In a
manner that seems authoritative
that President Tnft proposes to
veto any tariff bills that we pass.
We welcome the issue. We do
not believe it can be blinlxed,
postponed, minimized or shunted
out of the way."-Cbamp Clark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-09

House Safes.
Maelnet a Doremus Co.. 100 Broad strest.-A
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-09

THE More We Strive. the More We Thrive
Newark Wide-Awake,'
Who Sells or Buys win Advertise
Insist on Newark Make"
"Hustling Newark. Bustling Newark"
City of BFawn and Brains"
Newark 1llustrious, Newark Industrious
Newark-SWhere Industry Reigns"
G. w. WILSON.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-09

toontlnnea ON second Pase.5
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
FOR COURT IN BELLEVUE
Magistrate to Sit in Hospital
Once a Week.

DR.. George O'Hanlon. superintendent of
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals. announced
yesterday afternoon that several important
changes would be made shortly at Bellevue.
One Of the changes was suggested by
Or. NJ. S. Gregory, alienist at Bellevue.
He suggested that a city magistrate be
assigned 10 Bellevue once q week to hear
and dispose OF cases sent by the courts
and from police stations 10 the psyche
pathio ward. This would 90 away with
fhe present system Of taking to court rer-
sons charged with attempting suicide.
Chief Magistrate McAdoo has agreed to the
plan. and # Will he put into effect as soon
"a the new schedule can be arranged.
Another important change will be the
placing Of sprinklers in all the old build
tngs at Bellevue. Tanks have already been
placed On the roofs of the buildings 10
supply the sprinkiers IN case Of fire.
The present Morgue. at 26th street and
khe East River, will be closed on March /.
and the new Morgue, at 18th street and
First avenue. will be opened The new
Morgue, which is one of a group Of new
buildings now being erected on the Belle
vue grounds. will be the largest and best
equipped Of its kind in the United States,
If not in the world. The building will be
six stories high, its various floors being
used for autopsy rooms laboratory, a series
Of rooms for chemical microscopy and
pathological examinations, workshop, office,
library and photograph gallery.
A twin building, adjoining the Morgue,
will be given over as a mems dormitory
for male employees. There will be seventy
rooms. which will accommodate three hun
dred men. There will also be recreation,
writing and reading rooms in the building.
The two buildings will cost about 81 100000.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
MUST VISIT WIFE NIGHTLY
365 Consecutive Calls or the
Workhouse, Blooms Choice.

Every night at o'clock Wilfred Bloom
who has an employment agency at No. 7iI
Lexington avenue, will have 70 report 10
his wife at their home. This will have 10
go every might for a year, for II Bloom
misses a single night he Will have 10 go
TO the workhouse. His wife told Magis-
trate Appleton, in Yorkville court yes
terday that Bloom not only beat her and
abused her but he remained out nights and
neglected her Bloom denied everything
and said his wife's tongue wagged inces-
sanity. When the magistrate announced
his decision Mrs Bloom said:
Judge hen beat that order. He'll come
home at Q o'clock and then go out again,
and he'll keep on taking girls to moving
picture shows"
You'll do as I direct" said the magls-
trate 10 Bloom, "and II you don't a police
man will escort you to Blackwells Island.
And when you go to the theatre you take
your wife with you. too. Understand?'
Il 20 20 Turkish baths sometimes" said
Bloom. Il won't have TO take her there.
will To-
You can take the baths in the daytime
or early evening. Now you have your
choice between your wife and the work
house. Which Is it?"
Bloom selected the wife.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
IN AlRSHlP; SHE SCREAMS
Mrs. w. A. Dunlap Has Exciting
Glide When Engine Stops.

Nassau Boulevard, Long lsiand' fep. u
(sneciaD.-Mrs. William A Dunlap or Mas
san boulevard. had her first experience IN
an aeroplane this afternoon, and 1t was OF
such an exciting nature that she Is not
likely TO repeat the performance for some
time. .
Mrs Dunlap had long been anxious 10
make flight. and to-day George Beauty
told her he was ready 10 take her up. Inc
air was quiet. but very cold. Beatty rose
to a height OF five hundred feet with MS
Messenger and flew around Floral PARK ana
rs far as Belmont Park, where the engine
hogan missing. Beatty realized that the
cold air was affecting his engine anu
steered for his hangar here.
When at the far end of the ground the
engine stopped altogether. and the aviator
started a long glide. Mrs. Dunlap lost her
nerve and thought the aeroplane was going
to be wrecked. She began 10 scream ana
Realty feared that in her excitement she
might trv TO lump. She however. did MOTH
ing but scream and the aeroplane was
landed in safety. Icicles had frozen on the
face Of the passenger from the tears she
had shed, and she suffered considerably
from the cold, but soon composed herself
and recovered from her excitement.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
AUSTRIAN GIRL PARoLED
Miss Werr, Said To Be of Noble Birth,
Has Week of Grace.

Miss Marie Werr. a young Austrian
woman. said TO be of noble birth. who
was accused of theft. was paroled yester-
day morning in the custody of Miss Luther
If the Florence Crittenton Home. The
prisoner had been sent from the night
court 10 the West Side court, because the
MAGISTRATE in jefferson Market thousht
the case might be out Of his jurisdiction.
Mrs. L. n. Johnson, of No. . West @d
street. who accused Miss Werr Of stealing
$50. appeared yesterday morning and told
Magistrate Barlow she did not wish 10
press the charge. After consultation the
MAGISTRATE had All affidavit made out
charging the prisoner with petit larceny.
and then parOled her for a week, so that
she could communicate with the Austrian
Consul or her friends, and If possible leave
the country before next Monday. A young
man and woman who were in court said
they we're friends Of Miss Werr, and that
she was of good family in Austria. They
would not give their names.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13

East London, Feb l0-Gordon Castle ORr, Nav
York via ST Vincent, V, Cape Town etc
Bouc Feb lO--Lucilins Br), New York Via Cetts
Singapore Feb i2-Burmese Prince lRr Nv
York via Malta and Alden.
Montevideo, Feb l2--Industry Br), N,r, yorL :.
Madawasha (Br), New York
Fiume Feb l2-Franconis (Br), New Yort, via
Madeira, Gibraltar. etc. "
Glasgow, Feb l2-Caledonia (Br), New york via
Movllle
st MichaeIs Feb 1i-Kansas CITY fpr N.u,
York for Bristol 0or coaD van '"
Fremantle, Feb S-Schonfels (Ger>, New York
via Cape Town.
SAILED
Fiume, Feb s-Emilia AUST. New York
Hueva, Feb s-St oswald (Br), New Yorh
Havre Feb e-Florida CFrl New York
6uez Feb ii-Ascot tBr). 0rom CaIcu,,. ana
Colombo), Boston and New YORK "'N
Swansea, Feb 1i-Chicago City (ErC Nan, yor,
Palermo. Feb 10, m-Berlin iCerI 1,ranr
Genoa and Naples), New York '' ufo''
Perrin, Feb u-Lowther Range CRr, cato,,,,e
for Boston and New York '' Nacu"@
Shields, Feb l1-Purelight (Ger) Ner vo,
Rotterdam Feb l0-Campanelo tpr, Naw ycrs,
Aigiers. Feb Dora Baitea GtaD, Trnn, nv c.roas
New York. ' 'e"'
Cape Wrath. Feb 12-oscar II DAM Nav york
for Copenhagen. ' -" ~
Gibraltar Feb ll--Alberta CAusr soy.o,ah ,ia
Norfolk for Genoa; Falls of NTH SprS caIN
cntta and Colombo FOR Boston and New
iombo. for Boston and New YORK anu
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
CoFFYN FLIES ABOUT BAY
Takes Photographs in Air and
Water Flights About Liberty.

For the first time in its history New AOi
Harbor was subjected yesterday 10 'n'
sweeping scrutiny OF moving picture Hia
chine from q hydroplane, "hen rraii''
Coffyn again took up Adrian Duff photos
repher. with him in. his machine IN itS
combined water and air flights ABOUT '"'
bay.
For the first time, too, Conyns aseu
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs George ~
Coffin. Of No. 3il East 18th street ""-
messed their son scampering through vi,
afr like a bird with an extra amount Va
business TO attend to. Mr. Coffin sr'' eA-
pIained that he still spelled his name WIN
an "I." but did not object TO FRANK use
of ~" for stage purposes.
Aside from these two first instances yes
terdays fight was particularly Harheo 10 %
its skill and good fortune. Rising ~ '"-
o'clock. the machine swooped in q SIea'
circle over Governors Island, hall-""S
down 10 the Statute of Liberty. back toWaFu
the Battery, and then back TO the uheli'o
tional goddess, passing Directly over i''
upraised arm at height OF TWO huiui -
feet above It, then or toward Staten lsidi'N
and back, dropping over the Battery l'oi" .
thousand feet in circles till II was only
hundred feet in the air. taking the "a'el
again fourteen and half minutes atter
the start -,
stiu under its own power, Cofyn guiueu
the machine back and ran it up on 10 us
low wing float. A slight pull OF assis''"e
hands. and It was once more I'm its perth-
After the landing Duff, the photograph :
said he had kept the reel If films going uui - -,
ing the whole period OF the flight ana II
successful they will show haroor craft
Governors Island and all the famihar tea'-
ures about the harbor There were '"o
other machines taking pictures OF the nlgnl
one at the Battery and another IN '"o
torch Of the Liberty Statue. Conditions per
mitting. another fight will be made 'h'S
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
AY. FEBRUARY u
WEDNFSDAY.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY
TRANsPAcIFlc MAILS.

,,,t.,to, ard .teamer close IN NY. +. u.
uawaI Japan. Corea. China, philip - ooo
Strns f,Is san Francisco)-Corea. Feb. To- $50
HAWAII FIJI Islands, Samoan Isl
amos ne" Mama ...............Feb. 10. $50
Japan coreT emma FnA'pp'''o Feb. IS. $50
Hawaii VIA san iTah''''o, iiC'' Feb. 10. $50
Hawaii Japan, Cores China, Philip
pines via san Francisco)-Shinyor 81 s.oo
Maru ........... - W. -~' N'
CO, pbIipplnes VIA San Fran .
cIsco)--U S transport. ....,..:... .'rep. - o'oo
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands.
New Zealand Australia via san ,,o
Francisco)-Aorangi ............ mar h'o'oV
rapan Corea China, Philippines iva ,oo
Vlctoria)-Empress OF India. MAI l. 90"
Tahiti. Marquesas (via san Fran ,.,o
cisco)-Marpos ............'''''SAi 'SAi' - "''V
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13

For New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland
fair to-day and Wednesday; colder to-day;
moderate north winds.
For the District of Columbia. fair and cold
er to-day, probably becoming unsettled
wednesday; moderate north winds, becoming
variable.
For Virginia. fair ard continued cold to-
day. Wednesday, probably unsettled, with
moderate north winds
For West Virginia, fair to-day: wednesday
probably rain or snow.
For Western New York and Western Penn
sylyania, fair and continued cold to-day (:
Wednesday, increasing cloudlness and light
to moderate northeast winds
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
FIVE COLLEGES IN AIR RACE
Aero Club Fixes Upon Kansas City for
Next Balloon Contest.

Philadelphia, Feb. 12.-Kansas City will
be the scene OF the next intercollegiate
balloon race. according to an announce
nent made here to-day by President Rich
ardson of the University of Pennsylvania
Aero Club.
Five colleges have already signified their
intention of competing in the race. which
will be held during the summer months In
addition 10 Pennsylvania, Dartmouth and
Williams, the competing colleges In the
last race, Princeton and the University Of
Virginia will be represented.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
PARK REPUBLICAN CLUB DANCE.

The Park Republican Club Of the S5th
Assembly District, held its eighth annual
entertainment and dance at Niblo's Casino,
Third avenue and 10th street. The Bronx,
last night. A long programme, on which
appeared the names OF several we'll known
vaudeville performers, amused tho thou
sand or more guests of the club present
during the early hours Of the evening
William Barnes, chairman of the STATE Re-
publican Committee; Samuel s. Koenig,
chairman of the County Republican Com
mlttce, and Deputy Controller Douglas
Mathewson were among those present
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
RECEIVER FOR HEAD OF STEEL CO.
LRy The Aesociated Press.

Philadelphia, Feb. 12.-Receivers were ap-
pointed in the United States District Court
here to-day for James b. Bailey, indlvidu-
ally, president Of the Lucknow Iron and
Steel Company Of Pine Forge. No assets
or liabilities are given in the petition for
the receivers, but appearances were filed In
court by creditors with claims aggreSatng
Si25. 900
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
"eaEEN GOODS" MEN SENTENCED

Martin Clark an old green goods man,
was sentenced yesterday by Judge Hough
In the United States District Court to three
years Imprisonment in the Atlanta peni-
tentiary. John Smith, who assisted Clark
in the game, was sent 10 the Elmira Re-
formatory for one year. The two men tried
10 sell green goods" by sending out let
ters from this city 10 farmers. One farmer
informed the postoffice inspectors and they
player farmers and trapped Clark and
Smith.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

ca,snnseen. Feb s-United states pan'' New
Work. 9th. Birma dsns9 IRON L'oan,' New
York. ,...to ,t,r, New YorL
Paemo. Web Io--Itaiis tRr)' New York
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13

Highest temperature yesterday n tat l:45
p. M: lowest, 10 (at $50 a. M; average. 10:
average Tor corresponding date last year, 81:
average for corresponding date last thirty-three
years. 80
Local forecast: Fair: continued cold to-day
and "Wednesday; moderate north winds.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
Official observations OF United States wealth
er bureaus taken at 8 p. m. yesterday follow
Humidity.
/ p. SO

Local Official Record-The following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours. in comparison with the correspond
ing date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Monday, February
IL, 1912.

Steamer Ocsana CBr. Bermuda. TO the BeT-
muda- Atlantic SIS Co. with passengers ana III
ballast Passed in Sandy Hook at 900 p IN
Steamer Calabria (Brl, Naples January
Palermo 20 and Gibraltar q, via Boston teoru
ary H. to Henderson Bros, with passengers aa s.a
mdse. Twelve miles east OF Fire lsIahd a' 0'-o
Steamer volturno (Br). Rotterdam January 2S'
via Halifax February H. to the utan,u'n % Eirs
with passengers ana muse 'ou'"'"'' N'
steamer ne Proteus. New Orleans February I, to
the sOq5hsrn hSGG n S9 %a an JS7 m
steamer Altamaha Portland. Me, to the Texas
City ~ co. with mdse Passed In Quarantine
steamer BermudIan CBD, Bermuda February
10. to A + OuterbTldge q Co. win l+< pass 81 O
gers malls and mdse. Arrived AZ the ps' at
steamer Hohonfes GER. Calcutta Doeem6er sanl,,
IT and Port Said January 10 VIA HoS,"n ,d..
ary II, to Funch Edge CO. WIN '"o'e' ~
rived at the Bar at S:45 a M , 80 a..
steamer Atlas (Br). Jucaro February l. 70 .he
Munson SIS Line, with sugar Arrived a' '"e
n steamer e'g New York city OBI, Bristol January
22 and Swansea 25. to James Atke,i q -, III
steamer lose (Nor) Port Antonio February o.
to the United Fruit co. with passengers ana
fruit Arrived at the .,on Bar at G February m g. to
the southern Pacific co. with mdse Passed IN
Quarantine at m - t,.hruar, ? 10
the New York and Porto Rico IS CO., with w
passengers malls and mdse. Arrived at 'he na'
at 1890 m. ,,,sa,,At. r,oN-,orv
steamer TTabboch Obj. Philadelphia February
H. TO Benham 4 Boyesen. In ballast Left
steamer kitai (Gerk Cartagens February 3,
Kingston g. Jeremie and Lhasua 9, 70 tns
Hamburg American Line, win passengers ana
mdse. OF the IAghtship at 9:32 M .,
Steamer Mamma Hata, Bato'er rr,ngnnr,s H. a.,
70 ~ uIv With m,dse Passed in Quarantine at s:l5
p m 20 o.oo - m wjra
north-northwest. light breeze parity CLOUDY;
hazy of shore; smooth sea.
SAILED.
Steamers Georgian. puerto Mexico; Uranium
Br Rotterdam Estonia ISS sSsesson Norfok knsS snS
Bolivian CBr). Melbourne, u;sr, C,onanhasan.
NVN quit -N'Nn. Lee (Brl Havana
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
OPERA

Tonight al s-Phila.- Chicago Opera Co.
Huberdesu. Gen'l Mus Dir. .Cleofonte CampaninL
We'd at Sis Double Bill-Nersiegelt. Ciadski
Altcn, Jadlowker. GoritZ. We'll Cond Hertz
PaglsccI. Destinn: Caruso, Amato Gilly.
Thurs, Spec'l Mat. at 2-KOenigskinder.
Farrar Wickhsm. Fornia, Mattfeld Jadlowker
Gorit2, Reiss, Dldur. Pini-Corsi. Cond. Hertz
Thurs. at T:45-Tristan und Isolde. Fremstad
Homer; Burrian, We'll, l,Wtherspoon- --Toscanini
Fri at S-GlOconda. Destinn, Matzenauer
Wickham; Caruso. Amato. Segurola ToscaninL
Sat. Mat. at 2-Tannhaeuser. MOrena, Frem-
stad. SleZak. Well, Griswold. Cond., Herts
Sat. at s:l5. Spcc'l Perfce. Tosca. Farrar;
Martin. scotti, Pini-Co Cond., Toscanini
Next Mon, S:l5--La BOheme. Farrar Alien;
Caruso, Amsto, Didur. Seguroa. Cond. Sturani
HARDMAN PIANO Used
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The olympic, reported as l.0i5 miles east OF
sandy Hook at 2:34 a m yesterday, ia expected
10 dock Wednesday forenoon
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washington,
Feb. ll-Light snow fell during Monday IN por-
tions OF the southern lake region central valleys
and the middle Atlantic states. but the dis
turbance is OF little consequence and has already
almost been dissipated. There Is, however, an
other storm in the West which Is gradually De
veloping and causing precipitation in areas IN
considerable rainfall has already occurred in
Southern Texas. The temperature is higher In
the Atlantic states and It has fallen In the south
western lake region and in the Ohio and middle
Mississippi valleys, while ~ the Far West the
readings are still relatively high
Fair weather will prevail In the middle ana
north Atlantic states and the lower lake region
during Tuesday. Precipitation IL indicated Tues
Mississippi Valley and Western and middle Gulf
states, probably reaching across the ONO Valley
and the south and middle Atlantic states by
Wednesday night.
The temperature will continue comparatively
low in eastern sections Tuesday. but viii mod
crate somewhat on Wednesday; moreover the
temperature will be higher In the west lake re
gion and central valleys Tuesday
Storm warnings are displayed on the North
Pacific Coast
The winds along the New England Coast will be
moderate TO brisk northwest 10 north: middle
Atlantic Coast, moderate northwest TO north !:
south Atlantic and East Gulf Coast, light vari-
able; West Gulf Coast moderate 10 hfisk vari-
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports
will have moderate TO brisk northwest TO north
winds and generally fair weather 10 the Grand
Barks
Forecast for Special I,ocaiities.--For New
to-day, with moderate northwest 10 north
winds.
For Eastern New York and Eastern Penn
sylyania, fair, continued cold to-day and
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
Brings mail.

,,..,,,o Uavra Feb 3d.. -. French
.,Piin. .aiV1, New orleans, Feb 10. SO rae
inouoi. .... Jacksonville. Feb l2.''.'CDue
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise, 6:57; sunset. o:si; moon rises, 4:25;
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
a:Nt t@tnhinq& 49, q;
w. OUTER APPAREL. MILLINERY >,,ops
FOR woMEN MISSES andJ UNloRs

To women who want out-of-the-ordl-
nary things in dress,this Store appeals
Here one finds the very things now being shopn IN
the smarest shops of Pans-NoT the "humdrum styles
common to the usual department clothes store but the
dainty exclusive effects which women OF careful discern
ment demand.
Our splendid success demonstrates the fact that there are many
women who have true regard for good taste and e1easOeae
rather than ,howines. and price,
Il hi, is YOUR kind Of a store, visit us NOW-when
the charming new Spring fashions are being nf0ded win
the almost daily arrival Of each steamer
# is worth remembering- our prices are no htsee'
M those Of the usual store for ordinary tes-We begin with the
h, Grade, ony-hus safeguarding the Oaue OF yoar purchase
however small the amount you wish to spend
EkfA Eff1Hf
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for 50 so a year,
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13

,.------ r,...olan Puerto MeNlCOi Uranlum
BP rotterdam Esonia sss a%ssson Sag So1iot knsG nG
bolivian (Br Melbourne; Ger, CopenhSseni emo
SewPoTI pv.sN Ms~S iSau; Nancy Lee CBrl Havana
Coppename Dutch. Dsmersra,;s ara bor'nqueh' Porto
Rico: Cuyahoga OBJ PORT S"iu'
New-York tribune., 1912-02-13
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Mail Vessel
l-or Line closes. sails.