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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARk

NEW a I'm.
Max Mendl to Louis Moreback, west
side Lock street. so feet south from In.
ness street, $500
T. Elihu Thompson to Stephen w. Ough
eltree, west side North Seventh street, at
southeast corner lot Michael Haberbush
$1,000
George Hilbert to Daniel T. Daley, west
side North First street, 222 feet north
from land Morris and Essex Railroad
Company. 81 900.
Mary f. Dodson and husband to Mar.
garet Finn, west side South Fifteenth
street, $50 feet north from Clinton ave
nue., $500.
Robert G.. Gerth to Saul schloss ct al.
west side North Eleventh street, $50 feet
north from Seventh avenue, $500
Harriet MeKewen to German Savings
Bank, west side Garside street, 529 fee
south from Fifth avenue, $4,000.
American Metal Bed Company to JohT
c. Eisele ct al, south side Clifton street
120 feet east from Sherman avenue, ant
other tract. $9,470.
Carl w. Wagner to Katharine Nlemann
northwest corner Eighteenth avenue ant
South Twentieth street. $l500
Louise McAllister aud husband to Ed
ward Staehlin, east side Ridge street, s.
feet south from Bloomfield avenue, 5000
Samuel Il. Jongman TO Albert Fl. Has
singer. northeast corner Badger AM
Madison avenues, $6oe;
Adelaide f. Shaw to Carrie = Dunn
west side North Seventh street, 1l2 fee
south from Fifth avenue, $1,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
William C. Armstrong to East Orang
aud Ampere Land Company Bloomfield
northwest side North Eighteenth street
707 feet northeast from First avenue
same to same. Bloomfield, northwes
side North Eighteenth street, S9S fee
| mort beast from First avenue, $3.50
| Frederick Densinger, lr,, to Genera
George 3. Mcclellan Circle No 30 Broth
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DEPARTMENT MAY GIVE
MASCOTS BACK TO SAIL RS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 11,-When
"Whiskers," the belligerent billy goat
of the battleship New Hampshire,
butted Rear Admiral Doyle on board
the ship off Norfolk, Va, the other
day. he also butted that officer into
an investigation at the hands of the
navy department.
While suffering from wounded feel
ings and sundry COMMISSIONS the adj
miral ordered all pets and mascots
from off the war vessels under his
jurisdiction. The department now
wants an official report of the order
and the reasons therefor from Adj
miral Doyle, who is commandant of
the Norfolk navy yard.
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CONTRACTS FILED

These contracts were filed in the county
clerks office today:
c. Modi owner, with e. Handy q Co..
contractors, painting work, $500, IA
North Eleventh street.
Board of Education, owner. with x.
+. Schmidt, contractor plumbing work
81 1872: Grove Street School. on Main
street. Montcair. Same owner with Nc
Gowan & McCabe contractors. electric
wiring S240o: Grove Street School. Mont
clair. Same owner with Westchester Engi-
neering Co. general work with exception
of hea ting. plumbing and electric wiz
ingl. So, 300; Grove Street School. Mont
clair Same owner with j. ri, CooneY,
$500. of a school to be erected MT Bald
win and Glenridge avenues Montciair.
Same owner with Storms & CO.. con
tractors. heating and yentlating .sys
clair
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK
City Hall, January 10. 1913.
The following is the list OF the names,
residences and places of business of appll-
eants for licenses contained in all appiica-
tons or petitions made 70 this board for the
granting of licenses to sell spirituous. vinous.
malt or brewed liquors and not heretofore
published according to law, to wit:
Name. Place of Business. Residence.
RETAlIs-RENEWALS
Albert Comte. 81 Chambers St. Same place
Charles NJ. Stevens, 419 Market st.
Same place
Edward A. Gau 29-31 Wainwright st.
Same place
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Louis Berger. from 13s Baldwin st. to
100 William St.. $780, Jos William st.
Benjamin Steinfeld, from IS Downing st.
to 1853 Spruce ct. "A Montgomery st.
william Erhardt, from 10S Nassau st.
Arthur f. Straubr from 292 18th av. to
7sS-T94 Broad st.......... 1926 So. 18th st.
savario Astorino, from IS Chapel ST. to
354 Chestnut st....... .354 Chestnut ST.
RICHARD MILLER.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY.
Citv Clerk
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

NEW ARk. 81
Thomas f. Fitzsimmous ct al to
Max Mendl W Lock st, so IT S
fr Inness St 20x10o. ...,...,....,..,
Karl Oswald TO Henry Herpers. W
S. 18th st, 4i2 II S fir Clinton av,
50x124 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Lena Kozloff and hus to Michael
Stiffeli. " South 9th st, 100 IT 5
fr 18th av 25x95 ....................
Charles $. orbeu to Charles J.
Quinn. W $. 18th ST. 225 TT fl
18th av, 25xlO0 ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Thomas n. Castillo to William r.
Headley. 2 $ S. 10th St 175 fl fir
18th ay. 25xl00 ......................
John f. Monahan fsheriffD to Frank
schooner, n Irving st. $50 fl W
Fl Lincoln av, 25xl1i .........,.....
Katharine Niemann TO Carl W
Wagner, n W cor 18th av and S.
Goth st. 74x100. and other tract.
Albert H Hassinger ct al to Samuel
II. Longman, II cor Badger and
Madison avs, 251S0 .,...............
Frank Hellriegil TO Mike Elanon-
sky, e cor Matthew Fees's lot
on Morton st, 30x5I.
John f. Monahan tsherifO to ALI
ance Building and Loan Associa-
ton, W s Chestnut st. So fl
fir Orchard st, 25x10O. ................ A.
TOWNSHIPS.
Julia c. Jayne to Cyrus H. Lou
trel, s. Orange, W Irving av,
122 IT fr Grove I'd, iOOx15l.
Mary NJ. Remington to Carson c.
Peck, Nutley, cor Brookfeld
and Whitford avs, 75x150. ..........
May A. Spede to Harriet Pease, We
roma. n s Bloomfield av, rs TT fir
land Max A. Lusenberg. 25ylOO..
Philip ]. Bowers & Co, to Lester
Courier. Bloomfield, Avenue
Fontaine, "a TT W FIR Lexington av,
Ga aI4af II. Striker e. Henry i
Babcock, Caldwell, sc Orchard
st, So # W fir Orchard st W, 5Oxl0s
Joseph f. Beach to Selena J. w.
Hamilton, w. Caldwell. n e 5
Marshall st, 451 TT FIR Park av,
100x150 ...........-.......+....
Same to Ethel b. Perez. w Cald-
well,es " Marshall st, 40 TT $
fir Park av. 1o0x15O ...........,...
schind. Beleyille. s Greyloek
av. 125 TT fir Union av. 25x1OO..
Same TO Diana Schind. Belleville,
Greylock ay, 100 # " fir Union
av, 25X10O ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Brookline Land aud Improvement
Go. to Domenico Fernicolo ct al,
Nutley, N Florence ST. 101 #
fr Brookline av, 50x99 ............
Max Weinberg to Louise l.. Silves-
ter, Il. Orange, East Orange
parkway, US # FIR Main st.
oVAl0l .s.,..- ..--..................
Charles a. Keyler to Nelson B.
Mari. Bloomfield, s Jerome pl,
$40 TT W FIR Berkeley av. l00xf52 =.
Nelson b.. Mari to Howard S. Dodd,
Bloomfield, n S Jerome pl. $40 IT
W fir Berkeley ay. 100x152 ........
Herbert Austin to Budal Realty Co..
s. Orange. e cor West Turrell av
aud Hillside pl, 100x1Sl. .............
Breckenridge & Tichenor, Inc, to
Bazyli Slobodianyk, Iryington. VS.
Grove st, 60 # n fr Grove ter,
30x100 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
William G.. Nash to Camille o. Phil
blad, Irvington, e 5 Stuyvesant ay,
1881 TT II FIR Clinton av W, 27x200..
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THE NEWARK LIME AND CEMENT
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Tho annual meeting for the election Of
directors OF this company will be dbed at the
office of the company. foot Bridge street.
Newark. n. T., on Tuesday, January ~,
1918. The polls will be open from I l a. m.
y = FREDERICK Z. TowNLnY,
Secretary.
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MEETINGS.

MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Federal Trust Company for the cleo
ton OF directors win be held at the regis-
tered Office Of the company. Room luh. Ids
Broad street. Tuesday January IA. 1913. al
3 .. m.
Polls close al I p. m.
CHARLES T. CHAMPION,
Secretary.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchanges:
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
NEWARK NEW Jersey

NEWARK. NEW JERSEY
Newark, N. j., January 2. 1918.
The annual meeting of the stockholders. OF
this company, for the purpose of electing
and for the transaction OF such other busi-
ness as may come before the meeting. will
be held at the Office of tie company Monday
morning. January 10, 1913.
Polls open from II a. m. to ~ m.
A. II. HASSINGER.
Secretary.
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eAIDER-At Newark. January 8,
1913. Martha A., aged 81 years,
widow of John Sauder. 21s Norfolk
strict
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BgRk l1-Suddenly January ~, iY ias
Edward Burke, IN ms -slh
South Orange avenue.
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MEETINGS.

S~~--~---~~--~---~~--~-
ANNUAL LiIEETlA c.. ELECTION.
THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COM
PANY OF AMERICA.
Newark, n, j.. December ., 1912.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
this company viii be held at the office OF
the company. Prudential building, Newark
N. j., on Monday. January 49, 1918 for the
purpose of electng directors TO serve for the
ensuing year Polls open II a. M, close u m
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK.
Newark. n. j., December Ia. 1912.
ELECTION.
The annual meeting Of the shareholders
OF this bank. ror the eiectlon OF directors,
day. the fourteenth day OF January next. be.
tween the hours Of 10 and II o'clock a. m.
WILLIAM ]. GARDNER.
Cashier.
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pORERTSON-On Wednesday. January
3. 1914, Joseph B., beloved husband Of
Jennie T. and youngest son of the late
James p. and Phoebe Robertson, OF
Az Gould avenue
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BURFl E-Suddenly January 40 1918
Mamie Burke tnee Wllicnl, oe
loved wife of the late Bdwafd
burke, in her 29th year, ID HILLSIDE
place.
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DEATHS

aAxT.lss-On Friday. January 10. lsls.
at her late residence. 4p4 M4lls
street, Orange. N. j., after plles =
illness. Catherine Seguine, WIDOW -
George Bayles, M. D., ana at. 80 y ~, s,t
Wallace Johnson. in the I5d year
OF her age.
HnNNrRZ At Hilfon. y. J., on Friday,
Ianuarv 10. 1913. August son OF Lena
and the late Jacob Benner.
EnWnEN-On Friday evening, Ja9uaIs
TO- 1912 MARY r.. widow Of Joseph Bow
den. aged u years. ...s a.
RelafIres and friends are invited 70
Attend the funeral services from her
late residence. 70 James street, on Mqii-
Jay. the 18th inst, at 5:So 2. Hi'
torment Faifmount Cemetery
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Legal NOTICES.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
~ IJNiTEp STATES FOR THE DISTRICT
OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter of Louis Ruoinnead, pshSru ,,'
Pursuant to an order duly made in !, this his
bankrupt will sell property belonging thereto;
conslstinx of a stock OF mems and boys
ss SAFE tables cashiers desk, counters and Of
fee fixtures bust forms etc, az OF Willch
is located at the premises, no. ~, spring
at nublic auction on January 18th. 1918, at
ten O'Clock a. m. The Receiver reserves the
right TO withdraw any and all Of. the prop
erfv from the sale unless It shall bring at
lea st ssventy-five per cent. OF the appraised
value. The property may be INSPECTED ~. at
the above address on January l4th ana lath.
ina between the hours of ten a. M and
four D. M Application TO confirm the sale
viii be made to Edwin 9. ADAMS r EsIS,i,,re'
Newark. n J.. on January 10th, 1913 at
two p. m. Further information may be Oh,
~ lea Market street Newark. n. j., or
Solomon s. Leff, Attorney for Receiver, 800
broadway. New York city.
NOTICE is hereby given that Herman sr-
YER. OF the city Of Newark and State Of
New Jersey VINO has been engaged in the
business of manufacturing leather goods at
number 10 Nichols street, in said CITY OF
Newark has made a general assignment TO
the subscriber Of all his estate for the equal
benefit Of his creditors. which said assign
ment is dated the fourth day Of January In
slant and was recorded in the Register
Office of the County Of Essex on the sixth
day OF January instant. and that said credi-
tors must exhibit their respective claims
under oath or affirmation to the said sub
scrjber, at his office number 765 Broad
street Newark. New Jersey, within three
months from the date Of said general assign
ment or the same will he barred from
| Gaming in for a dividend Of said estate.
AUGUSTUS G. STUDER, JR..
Assignee.
Dated January II. 1918.
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REEyEs-At Montclair, n. J., on Janu-
AIRY II, 1913. John n. Reeves, in his sSth
year, 1e3 Claremont avenue.
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Entered into rest on Friday,
january 10. 1913, William Sieben,
beloved husband of Louisa Sieben
(nee Perotv). aged Sc years 5
months 2S days.
Relatives and friends of the fam
~. also members of Beethoven Man
,1erchor, Ladies' Beethoven Society,
arn kindly invited to attend the
funeral on Sunday, January II. from
hie late residence. 100 East Kinney
street. at p. m. Interment in
Woodland Cemetery on Monday,
January IS, at p. m.
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VDRHIsAOn January .. 1918 MARI
Arnes Springer beloved wife Of
william j. vorhis. In her 28th year
i16 summer avenue.
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ecHRAFT-On Friday. January 10. 1913
Caroline Christine. beloved wife Of the
late John Christian Schraft (nee kulD,
ared IA years 0 months, 9S Magazine
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y AT.ENTINE-On January .. 1918,
rfeael. Beloved husband of Lucy
Valentino, aged SO years. 1919
Plano street.
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~ s II .ROTT5-Fntered into rest on
xvef5 1eeiay January s, 1913 Lima
lvafirefh. beloved daughter of the
Into Charles and Permine Wallroth
ft1ee Baer1 AGED 81 Years ? months
/ 3 days. TS2 South Fifteenth street,
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pIDANIC-suddenly. on January 10. 1913
Lazislaw Pidanic, beloved husband OF
Mary Pidanic (nee Mary Dabronshi
aged So years.
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Thursday January o,
1919 Joseph. husband of Mary
Sehuster fnee Herbst), aged 40
years. 272 Hunterdon street.
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c0NRAD-January 10, 1913. Otto, belovee1 y
husband OF Helen Conrad aged %
years. -. gro
Funeral from his late residence, poe
sunday at , n M. Interment In New
York Bay Cemetery. George Il. Inona a.
Post q. A. r.. is respectfully inViteu u
attend the funeral.
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McNALLY-On January ., 1913, at the
residence of her daughter. Mrs; A.
Hedden POI Clifton avenue, Mary
Ann, wife of the late Patrick Nc
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oUEALEY-At Orange. on January 9,
1919. Michael Quealey.
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wTfd. / AMS-AY6rv Elizabeth Marlatt
wife Or Wiiliapa p. Wi1iiams, Of
pleanas \. .
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PRICES Of BONDS

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
Open, High. Low. Close
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M'ENROE-On January TO- 1913 John, be-
loved husband of Elizabeth McEnroe
tnee Boland)
Relatives and friends and members of
the Holy Name Society are kindly in
vited 10 attend the funeral from his late
residence SO Summit street, on Monday,
January 70, at S:45 a. m. to st. Patrick s
Cathedral, where a High Mass of Re-
aufem will be offered for the repose of
his soul Interment in the Cemetery Of
the Holy Sepulchre.
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KLEIN-On Thursday, January 8, 1913,
Eva Katherin Klein nee Eichmanl, III
tiaA-S3d year Of her age. 80
Funeral service at her late home, l39
Pennsylvania avenue, on Monday. jan
nary 10, at D. m. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend. Interment at
Woodland Cemetery
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coLLINS-On January TO- 1918, James ~
beloved husband of the late Annie 1oi-
Inns NEE RadwelD. ,,s,.. a.
Relatives and friends arc A sy tna
rited to attend the funeral from sne
residence of his sister, Mrs. Annie NO
Ian. 10 Dey street. on Monday. Jant s.s
Is. at s15 a. m. to st; Patrick 5 Cat ,a,,
dral, where a High Mass OF heyuissIis s
will be offered for the repose OF nus
soul. interment in the Cemetery OF the
Holv Senulchre.
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HTRSCE-On Thursday, January 3,
1913. David Hirsch, beloved hus-
hand of the late Hannah Loeb
Hirsch, 80 South Eighth street.
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HALLoWELIe-E into rest on
Friday, January 10. 1918. Mary Z;
Hallowell. aged 81 years. beloved
mother Of Albert Hallowell, So
Mead street, Nailsburg.
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HARTKOPF-On Friday, January 10.
1914 Robert Hartkopf, aged ~
Years. beloved husband OF luna
iFartIopf (nee Wester), 473 South
Eighteenth street.
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DAvIDsoN-East Orange, January ~
1918, Isabelle H., aged 81 years, oeiofeu
wife OF Andrew Davidson. 80.
Relatives and friends are Respectfully ny
invited to attend funeral from her late
residence. Ia North Fifteenth street
East Orange. TUESDAY, a. iV''O a.
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PHILA. STOCK MARKET

The following quotations were fur
nished by Eisele & King:
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FARRELL-On January 0. 1918, Charles
r.. beloved husband of Elizaoetn h aad
reil Inee Johnson) and son Of Jane ana
The late Thomas Farrell, at MS iate
residence. 245 Norfolk street.
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KURZENBERGER-O Saturday, Janu-
ary II, 1913. after brief illness ut the
residence OF her daughter, Mrs. William
HI Helbig 354 North Seventh street,
Frederika Kurzenberger, wife of the
late Christian Kurzenberger, aged 66
years months % days.
MARVIN-After short Illness. January
q 1919. Mt the homestead Flanders, N.
- Ianles Langdon Marvin, formerly of
Newark.
Mc9OUGALL--On January 10, 1918, Anna.
beloved wife of Robert McDougall, age
80 years.
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FI.AHERTY-on January 10, lsio.
Patrick. beloved husband OF 5uiIa
Flaherty (nee Beirn), l44 far-
mount avenue.
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s-r.AsEP- Suddenly. at the home of
hss parents. on Friday, January ~,
1918. John Allen, son of John a. a.
and Jennie Allen Chaser, OF SAG
south Fifteenth street, aged
Years IL months 13 days.
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KRAFT-Suddenly January i, 1918.
Frank j. Kraft, beloved husband OF
Alice NJ. Kraft tnee Wood. at his late
residence, 2S9 Lafayette street.
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cTLBERsON-On Thursday, January =,
1918, at Basking Ridge, n. j., Hannah
Al wife of n NJ. Culberson
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HAHN-On Thursday, January 3 1919.
William. beloved husband 90 OF MARY
Hahn (nee Walter(, aged 80 years
Relatives and friends, also r,',,, e 81
and the Belmont Benevolent AS
ISOLATION, are kindly invited TO at
tend the funeral services on Mon
day, 18th inst, at . a. m, from from, n. ms
late residence, 452 South Twenty
frst street, Irvington, between
Avon and Madison avenues, 20 ~.
Peters Church, wnere at 10 O'Clock
a High Mass of Requiem VIII pc
offered tor the repose of his soul.
Interinent in the Cemetery OF the
Holy Senulchre.
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He Didn't Fit the Suit.

II have always been convinced that
New York takes the lead In most
things" said the comedian. but was
unaware until lately that the clothing
statesmen here are expert anatomists
also.
II had occasion to visit downtown
business Office. where heard a clerk
telling the other employees of suit of
clothes which he bought and paid for.
but which did not fit properly. He
decided to return the suit and insist
upon receiving another in place of it.
Acting upon this decision, he left the
office. Shortly afterward he reappear-
ed with the same suit Of clothes and a
disguised look.
What is the troubleT was asked.
"'Confound It" he exclaimed, point
ing to his chest After talking to the
salesman discovered that l am too
fat here, too thick here and my legs
are too short New York Times.
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80 =.
Lemonade q Germicide.

Lemonade made with soda water,
settler or carbonic water is one Of the
most perfect germicides that can be
taken into the body, according to the
London Lancet.
ut has long been known that water
charged with carbonic acid gas loses
after awhile what meteorological &C.
tivities it possessed" says that au-
thoritative medical paper. This OBJ
has been confirmed. the evi.
dence showing that the germicidal eff.
fects are greater as the pressure of
gas Is increased. 1t would seem to fol-
low that deep natural waters charged
with carbonic acid gas must be sterile.
at all events before they reach the sur.
face, and numerous examinations have
shown that natural aerated waters ex-
hibit freedom from active germs. In
the case of lemonade, however, there Is
present. besides carbonic acid gas. the
citric acid of the lemon. and citric acid.
even in weak solutions. is a germ de-
stroyer."