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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-02

NEW d-ROOM MODERN BRICK ON sTH
South sewer and walks This is close
In bargain; s25oo; $500 cash balance
monthly.
5-room new modern brick on paved
street. walking distance Basement. man
tel. lawn, shade. etc. $3.50. $500 cash,
balance like rent,
s0xls5 feet with Sroom modern brick
on southeast bench. Basement msntel,
fruit and shade trees. $500 on good
terms.
4xl65 feet with T-room modern brick
house close TO postoffice, Sewer, lawn
and shade This Is a sacrifice at $500.
Good terms.
Several good chicken and fruit ranches
close In that are cheap.
Was A. n. HUMPHREYS. Was.
i13a rs West Second South il3S
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UN1MPRovED.
LOOKING AROUND.

hDOhING AROUND.
! would IKE to have an interview with
the man who Is looking around" for
home or good building lot.
Perhaps you haven't exactly decided
yet to buy. but are just keeping your
weather eye peeled" for a bargain.
II that is the case I have propositions
that will be OF vital interest TO you.
No agency In Salt Lake City keeps
better posted than I do and the chances
are have just what you have been look
ing for.
a FEW SNAPS:
WI. Mii buy a two story. 7-r9on, brick
property is $1,000 below the market. With
$1,000 expended II will make $500 piece
OF property. The house is good and SUD
1880
In the rear on Third South. near 9Th
East, have three~room cottages, Just ms
good as new; water and electric lights
In the houses; toilet and sewer connect
ed. / can sell them for $3.50 cash and
Sl5 per month, including interest. You
cannot buy vacant ground In that Yicin-
ity for what 1 am asking for all
$4,000
Terms can be arranged Will buy the
handsomest house for sale in this city
Eight rooms. oak floors hot water heat
large lot, located on Second ave. near
Virginia st Owner asked $4,000 ,fs for the
but Is anxious to sell. hence the reduc-
ton In price
An S-room modern. two -story. white
pressed brick, located No. 235 So Eighth
East About four years old and In first
class repair; All special assessments are
paid in full, connected with the sewer.
best kind Of furnace in the house, double
| floors down and upstairs. and all rooms
large and airy. II will take $3.50 cash.
500 per month, including interest at z
per cent. to buy It. 1t surely beats rent
ing when you can buy house OF this
description on such terms
broom. modern. brick cottage, with
| three acres Of beautiful garden land 80
bearing fruit trees, small fruit. located
gallons per minute, enough to irrlgate
twice as much land. Owner refused $3S0o
spot cash four months ago. There Is a
ssloo ns mosSase s on this property p which
| chaser; $3.50 cash will handle 1t.
For five acres opposite Granite high
school. This price is one-third less than
anything in that neighborhood; half cash,
| balance can stand
| $1,000
| SiXlS6 feet, shade trees all around; op-
posite Liberty park: nearly $500 less than
any similar lot in the same neighbor-
hood,
Neat, clean and attractive. and for the
money the best broom. modern. brick
cottage on the market In this city, con
| sIdering location, on Third avenue II
is connected with the sewer and all spe-
| cial assessments are paid In full; has fur
| mace. which is connected with the hot
| water; big attic, nice lawn and shade
| trees II you have $1,000 to pay cash
we will give you long time on the bal
! ance.
We have many more equally as good
| on our books.
We have plenty OF money to loan on
| Salt Lake real estate and at a fair rate
OF interest -.
We will insure your house, or furni-
| ture, in three of the best companies rep
resented in this city. Ask your neighbol
| about II.
A RICHTER
Phone 641. 7S So. Main st
g1s+
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We've large city listing. and that OF
our farms Is particularly complete, The
famous Bear River valley lands and tiol-
lidav and Cottonwood properties are
speciality with US.
SMITH, TARPEY & SMITH,
SIS Newhouse bldg Phone Wasatch ot6S
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$1,000
Down and $4,000 on easy terms will buy
the hest 6-acre tract of land In the coun-
ty. Only miles from city. Good brick
house with shade trees and lawn. Half
planted to bearing fruit trees
To Trade for City Property.
100 acres of Box Elder county farm
right worth sS500 Brick house and out
buildings.
A. ii SNOW DEVELOPMENT CO,
Farm Specialists
11s z. End So. Phone 5012,
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4 BARGAIN.

Owner leaving city. must sell at oncc an
elegant 2-story modern home In best resi-
dence district OF Salt Lake: contains 9
rooms. bath, laundry. double parlor fin
lshed In buttern wood dining room and
hall oak finish, 2 CRATES and mantels.
la AVN. shade; this $4,000 properly can be
cash bal terms to reliable party. See
owner at onces 3S ] st.
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OPTICAL PARLOR

G. NJ PETERSEN, IS EAST 4TH SO.
Glasses ground and fitted 10 your eyes.
81 n pair and up: frame. ioc up; lenses ss
duplicated 75c each and up; Sciehtltc
examination only So Examination iTce
when purchasing glasses. Wasatcn
2i26-M. 49, 49,
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HAVE YOUR WALL PAPER. FRESCO
and cslsomine cleaned by Griffin. "w'ho
|schramm johnson Drugs, No. g. Resi-
'dence phone. Hyland 663-J. ci0f0
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MANY PIECES OF BUSINESS PROP
erty and prospective business property
In Salt Lake will double In value before
YOU can realize IL IS So can offer YOU
some OF tho best and will ask interest ed
pa ties to communicate with me, Address
N-31, Tribune.
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SPECIAL, SPECIAL,
Just or 9th East and 7th South. T.
room frame. fine lot 2sxll6. trees, lawn,
"a rden, chicken coop, splendid little
home Only $4,000. $50 down and SEQ per
mo Think OF It. within walking dis
tancc. Don't fall to see this, seeing
meaning buying.
SMITH REALTY CO.
Was 1889. coz Hooper Bldg.
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"REAL BARGAINS"

"REAL BARGAINS"
seI BY RODS, WITH RIGHT OF WAY
on entire east side and south 4th ave:
between r and S streets. about l25b feet
west Of s street. facing north. Tor only
sa7s Sidewalk, sewer and water taxes
paid.
Is feet by 81 rods. Mutual avenue. runs
south from 4th North between LIST and
ond West streets $500. VIII build house
TO suit tenant. Terms. Phone Wasatch
ro, 1883
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HERE Is PROGRESS.
WHAT
$3.50. 5000. s400. $500
CASH WILL DO FOR A HOME.
s2b0.

$3.50.
For $3.50 down and SIS per
month we will sell you choice
lot, 50x125 to alley; cement walks
and shade trees and build you
n flno little home with three
rooms. front and back porch.
closet, Kitchen cabinet, etc.
Choice surroundings, we'll located.
between two street cars. All for
$1,000.
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

nANI< OFFICE. BAR AND STORE
fixtures; special designs submitted on
q annlication: household refi1gerators,
carom and pocket billiard tables. now,lhs
,IIa,,s md supplies. Brunswick Balke-
S,oIiender Co, 150 to $50 South 4th West
Phone Wasatch S5S. s a3vSo
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SMITH. TARPEY & SMITH.
5i5 Newhouse bldg Phone Wasatch 5f6S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-02

1850 ACRES LAND. SALE OR TRADE.
{ Little Cottonwood Inquire owner. 159 |
= Dunbar ave. 1904 |
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ssS HERE IT is. SIS

SSS HERE il Is, SSs
4-r, frame on car line. 66xlso
IT. TO alley. big bargain Slloo
Ar mod. brick. near 9th East -
and 10th South. s2sOo: $3.50 cash,
SEQ per mo.
TT. mod brick, corner Attn East.
$3.50 Part cash, balance $50 per
mo.
37t IT, on state ST.. cement
walks paid; $3.50, $50 down. $40
75xi57 feet to alley on Lincoln
nve., $500
5 acres In potatoes. good barn,
good water right, frst-class 1oca-
tion. $500.
10 acres, good water rights, good
terms, $500.
30 acres on 10th So. near State
st. in corn. wheat and potatoes;
$500 per acre.
10 acres near Murray, some
fruit, good terms, $500.
acres highly improved. south
east, all In crops. 6-room house.
good barn. water right. shade.
etc, sd150.
10 acres near 18th So. and State
ST, good water right, $3.50 per
acre. part cash.
acres, southeast bench, large
brick house, a beautiful home,
$1,000, part cash,
Q acres near 13tn So. on State
ST.. $4,000, part cash.
acres near 14th So. and state,
all In good crops, good water
right, $4,000, on time.
ALLIANCE INVESTMENT CO.
w. Ecclea Baird Manager,
II Main St Phone w. 4443.
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| In Big Cottonwood we have l0-acre
fruit farm. The soil is the best. Large
.-number OF bearing fruit trees, and also
n number OF shade trees, There Is a 4
,eroom brick cottage on the place. This
would make a IIne summer home. Can
kell at a great sacrifice.
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1890

$3.50
Buvs 3 swell lots on ith East and
18th South.
" w CLAYTON CO.
Real Estate, Loans. Insurance, Stocks
and Bonds
1i3 South Main. Tel, Was. bS7T
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5000.
For 5000 down and $50 per
month, new four-room, well-ar-
ranged. cheerful home. with
porches. closets. built-in cabinets,
basement and other modern con-
veniences, on large lot in our
beautiful Wagstaff addition, east
on 18th South. Excellent car serV-
Ice. Only $4,000
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BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS COM
PANY

BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS COM
PANY
A FEW GENUINE BARGAINS.
$500 buys this new 5-room. modern.
pressed brick bungalow. Has basement,
McGee furnace, sleeping porch, bult-in
brick fireplace, slash grain flr finish,
buffet Kitchen. nice electric fixtures.
French windows, A real beauty. East
front Lot 4ox157 to alley. On bench
Easy terms. Don't miss this.
s35oo buys 7-room modern brick; walk
ing distance. On 6th South. Easy terms
$3.50 cash, so5 per month buys s-room.
modern brick on corner. close in. $4,000.
5000 ash. s25 per month buys heauti-
ful new 4-room modern brick bungalow
Large LOT lawn. shade, garden coops.
Fine southeast location. s25oo-
SPECIAL SNAP.
ing orchard and small fruits Good /
room house. s2T00 on terms. There are
IS lots. each one worth 5000, Get busy
rRAcKAGE SNAP.
4s3xa9. northwest corner OF sth West
and 3rd South SITS. S2Too.
LOT SNAP.
Nice building lot; walking distance:
north. s615 on terms
Just to remind YOU; We Write Fire
Insurance
Don't fail to see our windows.
BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS co..
10 and 12 East Third South st:
Wasatch 2030 1899
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! We loan money on real estate and buy
lreal estate contra cts. We VIII build you
n home after your own plan on very easy
lferns See us for the present-day bar
,bains. ,,--.
FRITSCH. QUALITY HOUSES.
20I-2 Felt Bldg Wasatch Sooa 800,
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VETERINARY SURGEON

,. f. VETERINARY COLLEGE BE-
gins Sept l6. no profession offers
nqual opportunity. Catalog free. G.
cane. pres. 1913 Market St, San Fran
cisco, clSi6
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A FEW OPPORTUNITIES,

4-room red pressed brick cottage. close
In; large rooms. good bath, hot and
cold water, large pantry and clothes
closet electric fixtures; large lot,
front lawn all fenced. chicken coops,
front and rear porch screened In
5000 cash. $50 per mo. Price S26o0.
park and close to 9th South. Good
lot, cement walks. lawn. full base
ment 4 large rooms, strictly modern
except furnace, buffet kitchen. built
in china cabinet.
s4o0 cash. 5000 per month. Price $3.50.
5-room pressed brick cottage just off the
9th East paved street, beautiful lot
5o-foot front; large lawn and garden
In back; pretty little cottage with
good sized rooms, basement cement
electric fixtures. All you have to do
is TO move In.
Price $4,000 Terms arranged,
rooms and sleeping porch, mottled brick
bungalow. One of the prcttiest
homes In Salt Lake. close to 9th East
paving Large lot 50x157 feet to al
ley; large cement porch. cement
walks. cement basement, furnace.
built-in mantel, large reception hall,
buffet kitchen with automatic cooler
closets. room for more rooms up
500 cash. $50 per month. Price $4,000.
HOFFMAN EROS. LOAN & TRUST CO..
% e. First South Street
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$500.

s400.
For $500 and s25 per month. a
modern pressed brick, bungalow
effect. home, now ready for oc-
cupancy. with four rooms. sleep
ing porch. screened back porch.
built-in bookcases, mantel, cleo
tric lights. cement walks around
house, stairway. bath fixtures and
all nicely arranged. Choice south
cast district Only s2550.
$500.
For $500 down and $40 per
month, a very pretty five-room
mottled brick. rake joint home.
with large front porch, pleasant
screened back porch and up-to-
date sleeping porch and break
fast room. built-in bookcases and
mantel, art glass dining room
buffet and fine kitchen cabinet
with cooler, good plumbing
throughout, up to-date electrical
fixtures, cheerful living room and
reception hall. Really pretty.
inviting home. ready by Septem-
Der 1st. just off 9th East. Only
$3.50
We advise quick action, as they
are rare opportunities.
PROGRESS REALTY & BLDG.
COMPANY,
2o0 Kearns Bldg,
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East bench, near the university
and high school. home for $4,000 on
terms. Lot 2hx10 rods. All spe-
cial taxes paid, II Is a bargain.
Don't fall to see It.
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1rrAu CAMP NO. s3s, w. o. w.
"Wednesday evening. r. O. holI, 10
G w Temple. Visiting neighbors wes-
come Jesse II. Collins, Consul; T. W.
Hall, Clerk,
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
,MppovED AND UNJMpRovED.


AT 4 GREAT SACRIFICE.
Z q,THE MOST MODERN MD liP-To-
DATE APARTMENT HOUSE IN THE
CITY. owner must leave city for other
,husiness interests on the coast and health
Ia family. There are six apartments oi
4 rooms each Individual front and rear
marches ALL APARTMENTS ARi9
RENTED. WILL PAY Y0u 10 PEI, PER
'CENT ON CAPITAL INVESTED: TIL r.
INCOME; IS $4,000 per wear PROPERTY
WILL PAY FOR ITSELF. VIII sell for
,rash or terms. Is located in the finest
resld dential section of the city, 50 blocks
from Main street. Let us show you this
bHrgain and YOU will be convinced that
Ia is the best Investment of the day.
Beautiful 5-room, mod brick house. out
81 e large front and rear porches, hard
wood finish throughout. Elegant cleo
frIc fixtures. and nickel plumbing nN-
,fures In kitchen and bath. Full cement
Basement and cement walks around
house. Easy terms.
On the east bench we have q beautiful
4.room, new modern brick bungalow,
q oca ton is ideal. Beautiful Wow OF the
valley We can sell this for $500: SOU
cash and S25 per month. Can you beat
y?
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g1SS

2 ACRES NEAR OAKWOOD PARK.
Mill Creek; good water right; Groom
house. barn. . chicken coops, fenced
chicken runs about one acre In fine bear
Ing orchard balance wberries and
small fruit Price Including crop now
on place, " taken this week, $1,000, $1,000
cash, easy terms on balance. N. NJ.
Long Co. 900 Kcarus bldg, Was. 4217.
cI74
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DR. NJ M'DOWEI.L. 302-sos SCOTT
bldg Hours. . to II m, . To A. flfoE
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OSTEOPATHY

DIR. CLAUDE RIDDLE OSTEOPATH
physician and surgeon; suite 2lo Kearns
,lSe Hours to D. c29f7
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HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN & TRUST CO
22 e. First South Street.
Tel Wasatch 244
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] would Ike to have an interview with
the man who is Cooking around" for
a home or q good building lot.
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FURRIERS
ATTORNEYS

POWERS e. MARIONEAUX. ATJOR-
neys. O. w. Powers, Thomas Marion
eauX, j. w. Mckinney. Roger w. Powers.
Top floor front Kearns bldg. Bell 1850,
]. S. Harrington, notary, n24S2
d, l., OLESON, LAWYER
POT Boston bldg. Wasatch 44I2 p630
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LOT SNAP
Nice building lot; walking distance
north ss15 on terms.
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BETTu.YoN HOME BUILDERS CO..
10 and 12 East Third South st.
Wasatch 2030. 1899
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Just to remind you; We Write ri
Insurance
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n. j. SMITH, DENTIST. IS AT THE
h old location at Murray. lie So. State
|st 1857
1DR. f. F. MORGAN, DENTIST. 5os
Scott building. Open evenings: d266)
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|HOME PAPER CLEANING co BEST
work; experienced mon; prices right,
Office. Duvals paper store. 1919
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UNDERWRITERS.

FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE: LIMITED
number copies or 'Your own Collec
tor: whole books Sc; half books $3.50;
quarters $3.50. Address N2S. Tribune.
g23i
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-24
AMERICAN GETS
CONSIDERATION
Captured in Mexico, but the
Government Forced to
Change His Prison.

Mexico City. Sept 24.-W. c.
Nichols. an American fruit grower,
for whose release the American am
bassador, Henry Lane Wilson. made a
peremptory demand on Governor
Matias Guerra of the state of Tamauli-
pas. has been removed from the Tam
pico Jail and placed in hospital un-
der guard. Nichols is ill and his life
was in jeopardy as result of his con-
finement.
This action was taken by order of
the supreme court Judge. who previ-
ously had ordered his reimprisonment,
and it has relieved situation which
was fast becoming acute. Nichols
was sentenced to eight years i'm
prsonment on the charge Of having
killed Mexican bandit. and the court,
In reconsidering his case, disregarded
the confession Of Mexican who ad.
mitted that he was the slayer of the
bandit.
Governor Guerra acted promptly on
the demand of the American ampassa.
dor and gave assurances by telegra nh
70 Mr. Wilson that he would person
ally give the matter attention until II
mad been arranged to the satisfaction
or the ambassador. In his message
the governor practically admits the
innocence of Nichols and says that ii
there has been an error in IMPOSING
sentence on the American it was due
to ignorance on the part Of the Judge
rather than persecution, as charged hy
the ambassador.
Ambassador Wilson expressed him.
self as satisfied for the present. bu,
VIII permit no unnecessary DELAY In
the further proceedings. which he is
conhdent will result in freeing Nichols
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-24
Primary Contest for United
States Senatorship Has
Clear Cut Issue.
JAMES SMITH, JR., OPPOSED
BY GOVERNOR, IS CANDIDATE
Governors Choice is Congressman
William Hughes-TwO Other Candi-
dates Appear. One independent, the
Other Withdrawn.

Newark. Sept. Ex-Governor Wood
row Wilson's hold on his party in New
Jersey is being tested in today's prim-
ary contest for the democratic NOM
ination for United States senator to
succeed Frank o. Briggs. republican,
whose term expires next March.
The governors choice, Congressman
William Hughes of Patterson, is op-
posed by former Senator James Smith
Jr., of Newark whose candidacy for
the Office met defeat two years ago be-
cause of Governor Wilson's opposition
This year Wilson has opposed Smith in
speeches and statements addressed te
the democratic voters.
Two other names appear on the
primary ballot as candidates for the
senatorship. They are former Judge
Wescott of Camden and Frank Mac
Dermit of Newark. Westcott with,
drew recently in favor of Hughes but
the ballots containing his name had
already been printed. McDermit is
running independent of the othe,
factions
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-24
GRAND FORKS Tu EsDAY SEPTEMBER a. 1912
CASE HELD Up

Olympia. Wash, Sept. 24.-Acting
Chief Justice Wallace Mount of the
state supreme court issued an injunc-
ton today restraining the superior
court Of King county from proceeding
with the trial of the million dollar
damage suit of James A. Moore.
against the Metropolitan trust com
pany of New York. until the entire SUI
prcme court can pass upon Moore's
application for a permanent restrain
ing order.
, This is the case in which the Metro
politan company accuses Leslie M.
Shaw. former secretary of the treas
ury Of acting as Moore's agent, for
pay. in allegedly msrepresenting the
condition of the Western Steel corpor-
alton, which afterwards went into
bankruptcy. The suit was brought by
Moore in Jefferson county, Washing
ton, but the King county court assum-
ed Jurisdiction because the officers of
the Western Steel corporation were
in Seattle. Moore seeks to have the
case tried at Port Townsend, near
which city the steel corporation plant
is situated.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-24
Baron Beiderstein, Ambassa-
dor at St. James, Passed
Away after Short Illness.
sTEPpF0 INTO BIsMARK's SHOES
s;s.s::1 1;,4 s;,n4lucElL0R RETIRED
Has been Confidential Ae.- Co.. Em-
peror ON Germany's Foreign Policy
and ia said to have Controlled Ma
tion's Course In International Affairs

Badenweiler. Baden. Germany. Sept.
24.-Germany's most brilliant diplo-
mat. Baron Adolp Marschall Won
Beiderstein, died this morning after a
short illness.
The baron, who had occupied the
position Of German ambassador In
London only since May Of this year.
had come here to take a course of al
kaline water treatment and was in
comparatively good health until a
week ago. Then he suddenly fell i'll
and rapidly grew worse until he died
today. He had suffered from an at
tack Of influenza earlier In the year
and his death is attributed to the aft
er effects Of that malady and to his
strenuous work in London since his
appointment to the embassy there.
The baron, who was native of Baden.
was 20 years old.
Baron Marchall Won Biederstein was
regarded as one of the most accom-
plished diplomats of his time and
since the death Of Prince Bismarck he
had been considered as Germany's g
strong man." The baron. in fact.
stepped into the shoes Of Bismarck
when the latter left Office in 1890. be-
tary Of state of foreign affairs. Dur
ing his term of office he conducted ne
gotiations with many foreign powers
for commercial treaties which have
been in force ever since with some
few notifications. In 1894 he became
Prussian minister of state and three
years later the emperor. recognizing
his abilities as a statesman, appointed
him ambassador to Turkey. He re-
mained at Constantinople over four
teen years. but was often called to
Berlin to confer with the emperor not
only in regard to Turkish affairs. but
in connection with Germany's general
foreign policy as we'll. 1t was con-
tended that the baron practically con-
trolled the emperor's entire foreign
policy. He was strongly in favor of
the extension of Germany's domin-
ions in all parts of the world. His
views were so we'll liked at court that
j." vas often mentioned for the i'm
u chancellorship.