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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-18

place
Heretofore the burning of The bal
lots BIAS closed tho season of the
day and tno rouCIa,o has adjourned
until 'hn evening -Four days apo.
however puuc Plus IS introduced an
So .a.l.a of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-18

Ladies Shpover style Downs, made OF
muslin. embroidery and lace. 75c values
Annual Spring Sale Price ........... 49c
Ladies Slipover and ' shaped style
gowns made OF good quality muslin.
sl.00 values. Annual Spring Sale Price 69c
Ladies Slipover style gowns, lace trim
med yoke and sleeves also embroidered
yoke and sleeves 5 so and s.. 90 val
ues. Annual Spring Sale Price ...... CSC
Ladies gowns, N-shape front and yoke
made entirely of wide open work. Swiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08

oohnander G. ?. PRESTON. detached m.
.idpama, Naval Academy
V,l,inahder j. L. DATIMER. detached the Yer
mont command the Alabama
Nisutenant WILSON BROWN. Jr.. detached
7 la ,1H,S YARD. New York: the Connecticut
nav ,iar Junior grade n. G. sCHONERD,
Lieutenant Ounior grade) II NJ RENTS Az
p'aDntu the Georgia: home await orders
'essed Assistant Surgeon 2 L. REED. naval
hospital. Las Animas
raised Assistant Surgeon NJ A STUART de-
Galveston VIZ
Psymester DAVID POTTER. orders July 81
fayniaster 2. 3. COLBY. detached the Mime
Sosra connection fitting out the Texas on
~, uudrQ when commissioned.
repid '"
Fa ,Sn 5 Clerk Z. II. GALE. reappointed;
MARINE CORPS
captain @. ., CARPENTER detachsd marine
t "a, Tagks. Philadelphia: army service schools.
Captain f. l. BIGLER advanced base school.
Philadelphia.
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPS.-
Following movements OF naval vessels
have been reported:
ARRIVED.
AUG 6-The Prairie. al Norfolk yard
SAILED
Aug. 5-The Maryland. from Yakutat for san
Francisco.
Aug 6-The Preston from New London 70 re
Join feet: the Ajax from Shanghai FOR Cnin-
kang. the Illinois. from Funchal for Hamp
ton Roads. the Wheeling. from Progress for
Vera cruz. the Montgomery. from Ports
mouth for Newport. the Ozark. from Norfolk
for Lynn Haven BAY
Aug TIE New Hampshire. from Galveston
for Vera Cruz
The Washington relieved the Hancock as re
ceivlng ship a. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
BIG SUGAR COMPANY FAILS
Porto Rico Concerns Troubles
Due to Tariff Tinkering.

Judge Mayer in the Federal District
Court yesterday, appointed Abram j.
Rose and Alexander r. O'Neir ancillary
receivers for the property in this state
Of the Central san Cristobal Inc. sugar
growing company in Porto Rico with
offices 10 this city at No q Cedar street,
in an equity suit brought by Welch & co"
Of san Francisco creditors for S'4"O
The same mon were appointed receivers
at Hartford Wednesday. as the COMPANY
is a Connecticut corporation. Fhlhp j.
McCook was appointed special master oy
Judge Mayer to take proof Of claims OF
creditors in this state.
il was said the Liabilities are more IMAM
100000. The properties and assets Al
a fair valuation are more than sufhcieht
10 pay the debts. II was said. but !nsuin-
cient at this time 10 enable the ooihpah'
10 realize enough MONEY 10 pay It's deo's.
II the assets and properties were so'u
al the present time. according 10 al'o'-
news for the company, they "ould not
realize enough TO pay the bonded indept-
edness Of $4,000 Bonds for that amount
were issued July I. 1910. and secured ny
deed Of trust on all the real property OF
the company.
The assets consist OF cane sugar at the
Port Of Naguabo. Porto Rico, large sugar
plantations. mill railroad. rolling stock
and cattle. outstanding accounts. Nn,-
600. all Of which are pledged. and STOCKS
OF other companies, $-J.cv also piedetu'
The troubles Of the company are dttrlD-
uted 70 the proposed reduction or removal
of the duty on sugar by Congress. and me
condition Of the money market when
prevents the company from raising mon
ev 10 meet its obligations.
Al present Porto Rico sugar Is protected
bv duty levied on foreign sugar. Inc
company was Incorporated July /, 1910
with capital stock Of 81, Oooocl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08

gers and ndse. Arrived at the Bar at $50
m.
Victoria IS and Barbados IS. 70 Funch, Edye
GO, with mdsc. Arrived a. the Bar At
Steamer Fagersand CNorJ. Baracoa Aug
/. to the Cuneo Importing Co. with fruit
Arrived Al the Bar at 4.30 a m
Steamer Florizel (BD, St Johns, y r.
Aug 2, and Halifax, \ :, g. 10 Bowrng &
Co with iis passengers mails and mdse
Arrived AZ the Bar at a m.
Steamer Curityba Cuban. Nipe July "a
Banes g. Gbara 30. Puerto Padre 81 and
with passengers and mdse. Arrived at
the Bar at ~ As p m, 9Th.
steamer Caracas Laguayra July 20. Puerto
taoello 70. Curacao 81 and san Juan Aug
,. 10 Bliss Dallett & Co. with 10 passen-
gers -Sails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Bermudian CBr). Bermuda Aug
.. 20 a f Outerbridge & Co. with 235 pas
sengcrs, mails and mdse. Arrived at the
steamer Comanche, Jacksonville Aug {
and Charleston .. TO the clyde SIS co. with
passengers and mdse. Passed in Quaran-
tine at S:45 m.
the Southern Pacific Co. with passengers and
mcse Passed in Quarantine at 5:52 a m.
steamer Chesapeake. Baltimore. 10 the New
York and Baltimore Transportation Co. with
mdse Passed in Quarantine az $40 m.
steamer Majestic OBJ, Southampton and
Gherbourg July 80 AMI Queenstown 81. to the
w iile star Line win ~ nTst CABIN. 10 sec
ond cabin and 275 steerage passengers. mails
ana mdse. Arrived the Bar AT Q . a m
steamer Princes Irene Ger, Genoa July
-, Napics p and Palermo ~. 70 Oelrichs &
Co with 20 FIRST cabin. $40 second cabin ana
l,Jol steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
at the Bar al 240 Inn.
steamer Hippolyte Dumois Nor Bocas del
Toro July 30. to the United Fruit Co. with
fruit Arrived AZ the Bar at 1880 m
Steamer Gulfoil. Port Arthur July 81, 10 the
Gulf Refining Co. with oil. Passed in Qual-
antine az ~ .35 a m
Steamer Norman Bridge tBri Perth Amboy.
70 Kellogg & Emery. N ballast. Passed In
Quarantine at . 40 m.
steamer o Kim (Nor). Barry July Is. 70 Ben
nett. Hyoslef & Co. in ballast. Arrived al the
Far at 2:3o m.
steamer FARLEY tBr). Cardiff Jaly II. 10 the
Cans SIS Line. In ballast Arrived AZ the Bar
at 2 30 p m
Steamer Metapan tRr,. Car,agena July %.
Puerto Colombia 81, Santa Marta 20. Colon 81
and Kingston August . 20 the United Fruit CO,
WITH sc passengers and mdse. Arrived At the
Bar ~ $40 ? m.
Steamer Madison. Newport News and Nor
tolk. 70 the Old Dominion IS Co. with pas
songers and ndse. In Quarantine az 2:36 m.
to the OLD Dominion Sc co with mdse
Passed IN Quarantine az 3.02 On.
Sandy Hook. y j. Aug :. Q 80 m--Wird
southeast light breeze. clear, smooth sea.
SAILED
Steamers Monterey. Havana. Vienna cher ,Brl.
Narils Hamilton. Norfolk am Newport News
AldorsHot tBri Newport News. Alliance Girls
tohaI. city of Atlanta. Savannah Dag1n CNorl.
Gothenhurg. louisiana Port Arthur. chris
Iarrinaga tBs Monteyideo. Manuel Calvo
,SpanI. Barcelona. Berlin Ger. Bremen Ia
Lorraine tFrl Havre. Persian. --i Baltic
CBr. Live pool IT Aba. Galveston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Cape Town. Aug e-Kentucky BIZ, New
York for Algoa BAY. etc.
Singapore. Aux 6-Kioto fBri. New York via
Colombo. etc. for Manila.
&; Vincent. q Y. Aug 6-Northrrn tBrl. New
York for Melbourne. sydney. etc
Bristol Aug Bristol CITY BIZ. New York
Havre. Aug Z. noon--La Provence tFrl. New
York.
Gibraltar. Aux 7-Indrsni tRrl, New York
FOR Hong Kong shanghai etc.
Rotterdam. Aug = . Noordercv *
Dutch Newport News and Baltimore.
Hui. Aug Toronto tBrl. %cw York.
Flushing. Aug 4--ENcelsior tGer1. New York.
Trieste. Aux s-ArEentina thust'. New York
Via Fayal and Naples. etc.
Naples Aug 4-Athinai tGrkl. New York
for Pireus 7th. m. Ancona lta',
New York for Genoa.
SAILED
Naples. Aug & q p m-Mol'ke tGsrl from
r;eroaI New YORK. 18th m. America
UtaD from Genoa New York.
Palermo. Aug 4-Sirsspore tBrl, NeV YORK.
Queenstown. Aug Oceanic tBr'. New
York
Liverpool Aux celtic ,Brl, New York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar Aug Kclvuhead lBrl. Nov
YORK for Marseilles Kaiser Franz Josef
tAusb. New York for Trieste. dtr 3
q m. Canada ,Frl. Palermo etc. Tor New
York
Lizard. Aug = ~ M Ryndam Dutch.
New York for Rotterdam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To ALL CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF
Henry o. Rosenkrans late OF foIt Jervl.'
Orange County. y Y. decessed-Whercas.
ali and the only next OF kin OF Henry o.
pcsenkrars late Of the city OF Port JerVis.
CrSnce county n Y. deceased. intend 20
snri,' for letters OF admi nistration upon his
estate and desire 10 have the penalty or m
bond required TO be given by the admins ,
,rstors limited pursuant 10 the provisions cf
sac,ion 2e64 Of tho code OF Civil Proceduroi
You and each ~ YOU are hereby notned 70
pr.sent YOUR claims 70 me AZ my once IN me
village Of Goshen. In tho 'sld .ognts oi
Crsrge. on or before the LIST day OF Septem-
her. 1919 80
Da'eu JOHN y SWEZEY.
SURROGATE Of Orange County.
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stJRRooATE's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF Hon.
Robert Ludlow Fowler surrogste OF the
10 ali persons having claims against Fred %
erika Gade. late Of the County OF New YORK.
deceased TO present the same Win vouchers
,hereof 70 the subscribers 81 their place OF
transscting business ~ the once % Ashbel
= Fitch Mott Grant their attorneys no.
50 Nassau street, IN the Clty OF New 1ork'
IN or b.fore the hrst day ~ December next
Dated. New York. the 10Th day OF May
1918. ,,n,rc
HARRY WACKER.
Executors
AsHPEr. 2. FITCH MOTT a GRANT. At
torneys for Executors 81 Nassau street
NeW YORK. CITY.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOTICE rs WEREHY GIVEN Thai THE
UNDERLINED the Astoria Light. Heat and
Power Company. tss made application 20 ne
Public Service Commission for the FIRST Dis
'~ict Tor the approval by SAID Commission of
mo issue hy saiI Company Of $4,000 first
mortgage ~ wear % per cent gold coupon
bonds and 50 900 oO0 additional common capital
stock and that said application viii De heard
h.. and before the Commission AZ its Office. No
iH4 Nassau Street Borough - Manhattan, CITY
~ New York the l2fh dag % August 1913.
a. II 80 O clock in the forenoon.
Dated. New YORK. August lst. 1913.
THE ASTORIA LIGHT. HEAT AND POWER
COMPANY. by LEWIS y. GAWTRY. sec
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Campanello. reported as 1913 miles east
of sandy Hook a. II 40 2 m yesterday. u eN-
peptad N dock this forenoon
The Adriatic. reported AS 1888 miles east oi
SANDY Hook az % A 20 yesterday. r. expected
20 dock this forenoon.
The Pannonia. reported as 1873 miles east OF
SANDY Hook a. II m yssterda- Is eApeciel
% dock this forenoon.
Ia Savole. reported a. J COS miles east Of
SANDY Hook AZ midnight Wednesday. "a expect
Cd 20 dock Saturday forenoon.
he Columbia, reported At l,lOI miles EAST 81
SANDY Hook a. .25 a m yesterday, Is expected
10 dock SUNDAY afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
TRANSPAClFIc MAILS.
TO-DAY

s..s-o.r $50 PM
Jsnsn CoreA CHINA, Philippines VIA Aug 8
Vancouver Empress OF Russia a.
Hawaii, Japan torea nina .eh ebinvo
pines Cia san f''i'' 80. Aug II
MQru ........st.s
Jaran. Cores China. Philippines VIA A,1 Il
Tscoma)-Seattle Maru ..... A'e' -
qsbiti Narquesas Cook Islands, Ne"
Zealand. Australia (yia san IRAN Aux IS
ctscoj-Tahiu ......s.... - 49,
Hawaii samoan Islands. New 1esl
land. Australia via san Francis" Aug p
Hawaii. Fin New Zealand ZEALAND Australia . Aug %
Hawaii Guam, Phiiipp,nneos, ''' '..... Aug. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
CAppFT CLEANING,

,=,-,,, v0pK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
NJ" ctdest Largest Most Modern.
,,,,-u- nIrSs WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
fl.Ir ~. 70 o.sonabIe Send for Circular.
Zoo teoa RrVant 487-43g West 45th 81.
c1pFFT-r CARPET CLEANING CO
cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
On nnnr 1888 Broadway ~ East 3sth 81.
~pE a. RRANDT Tel. lj2-3Sth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
AUCTION SALES.

Pf-PsT-ANT TO AN AGREEMENT ENTERED
into between John Wanamaker' Rev hor ~
"a poes q Douras J will sell to-day o. ID
a =, M No 7s4 Broadway, Manhattan, Piano
r.,sr,ment one STYLE IS Mahogany upright
piano and stool No. 81. $50. az provided ~
...,o,s a. and IS Of the personal property
n,OE T'RY Auctioueer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
SHIPPING NEWS
port of New York, Thursday, August
z, 1918.
ARRIVE

,,.-..h-ook 1Br) Boston AUG >,
nt,,son IS Line, In ballast. Len
Quarantine a. 6.45 a m ,..tt,.s ruiv %
steamer Roma Fr) M sa Ts,c. ira and
I.lsboh oo.o,,,dsncs Aug @. 70 W Elwel
= 20 "a With IL cabin and 72 steerase passeh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the IN
dersirncd The New York Edison Company. ha-
made application 10 The Public Service Com
mission FOR the Frs, District for the approval
by said Conmission Of the issue by said com
many Of ki5 500 600 per value % additional
capital stock and that said application will be
heard nv and before the Commission al its
sflce No I5s Nassau street Borough OF Aan
haitian. civ OF New York. on The l2'h day Of
August 1913 a. II 50 clock IN the forenoon.
Dated NcV York. August J. 1913
THE NEW YORK EDISON COMPANY.
By y BRADY. President
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
..,,,e,, ~ ATTENDANT Who has had ex-
y C H. IN a state hospital or sanatorium :
o.. drs,it,y,ion work pay $40 per month. A
drsss Win references Box 2o6' fort Ches
ter n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
INSTRUCTION
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers tutors Gov
.rnssses etc. 10 Colleges schools and Fam
MES Apply to Mrs. ". J. YOUNG-FULTON'
q Union Square.
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ORDERS IssUED.-The following army
and navy oroers have been Issued.

anu navy OroHrs nave pecA
ARMY.
MAJOR DANIEL J. CARR, signal corps, re-
isvsd a. oTcer in charge Washlns III
Alaska military cable and telegraph
ten. September J. from Seattle 20 %"
Francsco Is signal officer. Western De
=. patiment 81,
MAJOR HARLEY 3 FERGUSON. corps o.
euglneers report commanding Officer Cen
raj Department. for duty tsmpoIa.i 49,
department engineer. vice Lieutenant -,
lsl GEORGE 4. ZtNN. CORPS OF tS He
-spitin WILLIAM T. BROWNE, Fhnlpp, -
scouts from general hospital PORT Bay 'u'
Firn Liegtenant CARL II. MULLER. cav
arr now az chester. from Gettysours.
fel0s ing cavalry transfers ordered 70 t aNe
:See. October I. Captains LAW -1.s :, ~ ~
\ arson. stn 20 lst' NAEi Fl y
Il aHITMAN lst 20 sth. REGJ NALC
NNALI.Y. I'm 10 OH: CHARLES =.
sIODTER. 9th 20 7th. HARRY T. - -
als0N. 7th 70 18th. and WlLLlAh
ssOFFET 18Th % It'll. First LleGySIHsAN
CARTER. 9th % 9TH J2HS ~
NTLEs. Sth 20 18TH: ANDREW "
NTH 81 20 SIN: MILTON O. hOi IN
nAi sth 70 18Th. JOSEPH 9; k!NS. 20
ssslh ana FRANK X CHAPLIN. Sd 10 S stn'
second Lieutensnts JAMES l.. COiLi''a -
~ 10 18th and CARL p. DICK. i s,n !"
80 Veterinarians Hurry fs,sS,iit Its
, IN % 18th and DANIEL B LEN VIZ 81. ~ ~
Afh 70 Sfb cmcers and veterinarians
,.smto, Who are Transferred 70 regimen ~
shAppines % Gan Francisco. sailing 49, 49,
~ for Manila. officers and veterilaI' - - -
sshsfsusd from regiments seTvinE "a
sis'ss
W. W.. Lieutenant WALTER ". ~
,l.iEh. coast artillery. assigned lIth I'm
pJSsrTIls,.s, Second Lieutenant "a uDrassigned
Ap Coast S''i'''g'
~ Lieutenant ROBERT n. WILLIS ~,
/ infantry. detailed for aviation GUY 49,
- Diego
sv, ebsence-Captain HENRY :. 49,
n inisntry, two months rom Aus1t' 10
NAVY
l,,..noer T. r. POLLOCK, detached navy
'ssftntnti the Vermont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
GARDENER Understands greenhouse VOTE.
1saetable garden. lawns shrubs ana horses'
single references. Hansen, % .,h ave,
5.".s.,-,., VAN sos. good al around man.
1870 uork rarden horse COW, chieAehs'
.,c references c. Msthewson Agency DIS
sth ave. Tel S7s Bryant
Female.
..,-,ev vo,,,. lady educated al Mortified.
- -. rosi,ion 10 care FOR child over three
a. .on. experience. references Adde'S A.
II A. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
MARINE INTELLI ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
.nriss. 500. sunset 100. moon sets. lo.-5'
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED PY
the Board Of Water supply. al It's offces
seventh floor, 1876 Broadway, New York, until
II a. NJ. on Tuesday. September 2. 1913. for
Contract 1853. for furnishing and delivering
complete portable power plant consisting OF
Fasolene oil driven motor-generstor set,
switch board. and motor driven air-com-
pressor. at a dssi gnated locality along the line
OF Catskill aqueduct.
Al the above place and time the bids will ~
publicly opened and read. Pamphlets contain
Ing information for bidders can be obtained az
tho above address by depositins the sum OF I'VE
dollars S5) for each pamphlet For furher
particulars see Information for Bidders
CHARLES STRAUSS, President
CHARLES ". CHADWICK.
JOHN r. CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the Board OF water Supply
JOSEPH p MORRIssEY. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
AND rYpEwRIrERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau 81. catalosus
free: ali makes taken part payment. psrgains
In Underwoods Remingtons divers sniitha
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Female.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOhs'

rosr-Rankbook No. 1851 BANK =,
tn0s go uh ave. New lorH.
n. please return book to bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08

HIGH WATER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-12
PEASANTS S4.1OO GIFT
Woman's Life Savings Go to
Buy Village Clock.

Geneva. Jan IA clock costing a'l"-
value out Of all proportion with its sur
iorndngs-has been placed in the steepie
Of the village church at Bremgarten' III
me canton of Arcovie. The Mayor the
elders and every other man. woman ana
enid In the place lent the dignity Vi
their presence to the installation.
The timepiecc was designed as me-
mortal for a Bremgartener whom nearly
very one had forgotten, but It's Striking
WI be an hourly reminder OF the wlfely
devotion OF Widow Honegger. who toiled
Tor than half century 10 make possible
inc testimonial.
he widow is seventy-siX years Of age.
Her husband died when she was twenty
iour and a village beauty, leaving her
%hniless. In all the years since she has
worked as a household servant or In the
neids, boarding her earnings. Her labor
'eht figure. excessive self-denial and
miserly habits made her an object Of
iloicule among the thoughtless. but locked
VI her breast was the secret ambition re-
'eaied 10 her astonished neighbors only
Nn'n the money for it's fulflment was IN
hand
The other day Widow Honeggcr. now
ABOUT the most popular citizen OF Brem-
sditep, witnessed the clock started on its
"ck-tock Journey. Then she dried her
eyes and returned 10 tt> h-'~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-12
0SLER'S THEORY REFU1ED
Professor Kampf Shows the
Worth of Aged Men.
YOUTHS OF 40 OR so BEST
German Grown Prince and
Grown Princess Give Peas
ants Auto Ride.

Berlin. Jan. Professor kampf. the
president Of the Royal Academy here, has
taken another fling at Sir William Oslers
chloroform theory. Professor kampf In
sists that the world is more indebted to it's
men OF sixty. seventy and eighty than IL
Is to the youths OF forty and Atty and
under "All great artists have done their
best work between forty and sixty. he
says, and he cites among the giants OF all
time who have aided the world by their
contributions, when, according TO Dr'
Osier. they ought TO have been relegateh
to the worlds ash barrel, Shakespeare.
Tennyson, Browning and Milton in liter
AZURE, Franklin, Spencer. Darwin ana
Morse in science and Franklin. Gladstone.
Won Moltke and Bismarck in statecraft
and public affairs.
II is remarked that. curiously enough,
among the most striking examples az
forded by the body Of physicians In dis
proof Of the Osler theory is Dr. Osier him
self Dr. Osler did not begin to shine until
his fortieth year. when he Joined Johns
Hopkins University, and at the time or
the publication Of his startling views
when he was about to accept a chair In
medicine at oxford, England. he was
fifty-six years old.
short while ago the Crown Prinns
and his wife were returning home nom
motor trip, and on the way 6ver&ook
two countrywomen coming home a. thstr
native village. Within, from Zoppot. 'Snere
they had been TO market. They had thsir
baskets on their backs in peasant fash
ion and seemed very tired. The princess
suggested IT, and the prince, with MS
customary good humor and love 81 Die
OF fun, carried II out; the huge Mercedes
car was stopped, and the poor women
were asked If they would like lift A.
first they would not believe that anything
but Joke was intended, but coon they
allowed themselves to be persuaded. the
baskets were handed on TO the boz, ana
the market women took q couple OF seats
in the luxurious car. Then OF they start
I'd at a speed that nearly took their
breath away. Arrived at their Village
they were set down, and before they mad
tim. TO say Thank YOU" the kind man
and woman fed.
Refused az recruit on account or
knock-knees. a youth at Tilsit addressed
a personal appeal TO the Kaiser. who has
now ordered that the young man should
be taken into the Royal Hospital surgery
II K0nigsberg and treated there at the
Kaiser's expense until his legs are
Strengthened As knock-knees are curaoie
nv surgery. the recruits ambition TO
wear the uniform will eventually be srao-
fed
Black nags and toasts in beer were
some Of the unusual forms OF hour"'nE
for the late Prince Luitpold. Regent OF
Bavaria. AT Munich. When the news OF
tho REGENTS death arrived at a night re
sort in Munich the throng Of students.
artists and others ceased revellins' ano
one mounted a table. holding aloft tank
ard OF beer. and exclaimed: NOW let Us
drain silent glass to our dead master.
All the jewellers rose and reVeren.i'
.uptied their tankards Of "Muncnener'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-12
SKYSCRAPERS FOR BERLIN
To Realize This Dream Present
Laws Must Be Changed.

Berlin. Jan. An influential agitation
is afoot for the long projected introduc-
ton OF the American skyscraper into Ber-
lin The German calls them cloud
scratchers," but till now, as a practical
proposition for his own land, would hear
nothing of them. Now comes distln-
guished authority, DR.. Walther Rathenau,
engineer, author and friend Of the Kaiser
who deposes that since the Middle Ages
there has been no architectural creation
10 compare in beauty with the skyline Of
New York" and who earnestly advocates
IN. revision Of the Berlin building laws
which now limit buildings TO d height Of
i've stories, OF 12i2 feet.
DR. Rathenau. who will some day sue
coed his multi millionaire father as the
head Of the German electrical trust, IL
known to be an intimate adviser Of the
Kaiser on things economic, and II may be
that the Emperor's support will be lent
TO obtain laws necessary 10 permit con-
struction of cloud scratchers They
are becoming increasingly necessary in
Berlin. owing to the inordinate rise in
value Of the land space in the so-called
s'pitN