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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-11
TULSA WINS VICTORY.
Federal Judge Holds City Charter Su-
persedes State Lew.

Tulsa, Okla, Aug. 1O.-The city of
Tulsa scored a legal victory yester-
day when Federal Judge Cotteralf held
that the city charter supersedes the
state law in matters affecting the
municipality and awarded the park
board a tract of thirteen and one
half acres on South Main street which
had been condemned for park pur-
roses.
T. Peters, owner Of the land, had
objecte dto the price fixed upon the
tract by the appraisers and was seek
ing to transfer an action involving
this land from the superior court
TO the federal court, which declined
70 take jurisdiction and sustained the
contention of the city that the ap-
praisement was regular and sat!sfac-
tory 1t is SAID an appeal from Judge
Cotteralls. ruling will be taken 70
the federal circuit court of appeals.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-11
PRESIDENTS VIEWS SIMILAR 70
THOSE OF SENATOR Will
LlAMS.
VERY TROUBLESOME
United States viii Await Report Of
John Lind, Who Was Sent to Mex
ioo City as Personal Representative
OF the President.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 11.-Presi-
dent Wilson let it be known today
that he is inclined to believe there
is an organized desire the source
of which is unknown to him, to bring
on war with Mexico.
The president does not regard the
movement as extensive, but very
troublesome. lie indicated that he
shared somewhat the views of Senator
Williams of Mississippi, who said Sat
urday that an organized lobby existed
to involve the United States in war,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-11

"Mr J. D. Wilson, who owns con-
trolling interest in several banks H.
Oklahoma, and who is regarded as
one of the wealthiest cattlemen In
Oklahoma, has bought the two corner
lots on Main street in Joiner City.
that have ben reserved for a bank
tuilding, and will locate a bank in
Joiner City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-11

Guthrie, Okla, Aug. 10.-Five
thousand Cheyenne and ArapahO In
dians are in camp on Black Bear s
allotment north of Calumet, holding
their annual sage dance, which will
continue for another ten days. X
owa Indians are also arriving daily
to hold powwows and councils. The
older Indians are advocating removal
to Mexico.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-11
KILLS WIFE AND HIMSELF.
OkIahoman Had Been Sued For Di-
vorce for Non Support, -. .

Elk City Okla, Aug. 10.-K. Y.
Jones shot his wife to death here
and then killed himself The Joneses
had trouble some months ago AMI
Mrs Jones applied for a divorce,
allie ging he was a gambler and did
not provide for her. After filing the
suit Mrs. Jones moved to Clinton
and had come to Elk City to pack her
household goods to move them to
that place Sne was stopping here ar
the home of a friend.
Jones and his wife talked together
in the yard some time before the
shots were heard. Both were dead
before anyone reached them. They
leave a daughter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-11
COMMERCIAL CLUB ELECTION.

New officers to be Chosen at Meeting
Tomorrow Evening at Court House.
New officers for the Ardmore COM
mercial Club will be elected tomorrow
evening. The club viii be In ses-
sion in its rooms in the court house
from to Q p. m, and President
Ringer urges every member OF the or
ganizatlon to be present and cast
= vote.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-11
Blow 70 Christian Science

London, Aug. ia verdict OF
manslaughter was returned today By
a coroner's jury against BENJAMIN
Jewell, whose 7-year- old daughter
died from diphtheria while under
Christian Science treatment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-11
Lind Reaches Capitol

Mexico City, Aug. 11.-John Lind
las installed himself in the tempo
rary office of the United States en-
bassy as unofficial advisor. Lind
passed several hours in close confer
ence with the charge d affairs, No
one would state what would be the
first steps for a pacification plan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-11
Policy Of Peace in Mexican Affair

Policy OF Peace IN mexican AHar'
Washington, Aug. 10.-With the ar
rival tonight in Mexico City of John
Lind, personal representative of Pres
ident Wilson. administration official;
declared that no further steps would
be taken in carrying out the policy
of the United States toward Mexico
until Mr.. Lind had made a careful
study of the general situation there.
While the president has mapped out
a distinct course of action abolt
which strict secrecy is being main
tanned. it is known that the instruc-
tions to be sent Mr.. Lind from time
to time will depend largely on de-
yelopments IN the Mexican capital
in the next few weeks
. Mr. Lind will make all his recon-
mendations to Charge O'Shaughnessy,
so that whatever representations are
transmitted by the latter to the HUI
erta government will differ in no way
from the notes the American govern
ment has hitherto advanced to the
de facto authorities in the Mexican
capital. Mr. Lind's connection with
them, it was stated, would not be
apparent. His mission, it was eX-
planned is to act as a substitute. un-
off f.cially, for Ambassador Henry Lane
Wilson, whose personal views OF tn
Mexican controversy were so pro-
nounced as to make It embarrassing
for the administration here to com
mdnicate them through him.
Support Of All Parties. ----s--
Further enlightenment as to the
errand of Mr.. Lind, and the policy
the president has formed came to
night from Senator Bacon, chairman
of the senate committee on foreign
relations who declared that President
Wilson was facing "a great RESPONSE
biIity" in the present situation and
had the charity support and co-opela-
ton, not only of the foreign relations
committee, but of members of the
senate generally, regardless of party
lines. To explain various interpreta-
tions Of last nights conference be-
tween the president and the foreign
relations committee, Senator Bacon
made the following statement:
Settle Problem Peacefully.
~The foreign relations committee
realizes that the president is acting
in good faith in trying to solve this
problem peacefully. The presidents
undertaking is with that view and
in that general purpose, and the com
mittee are in accord and have conf
dence in his sincerity and integrity
They recognize that he wishes to set
tie the questions without violence
and for the best interests of the Unit
ed States and of Mexico. OF course
he cannot now be expected to 90 IN
to ALL deaiIs In the first place
some of the details are necessarily
not vet worked out and depend, II
a measure, on developments and the
information which is to be derived
from the methods he is now PuFtu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-11
Overheard.

Miss Ouldgirl-"Now, II should
find a man under my bed, I'd simply
tell him to marry me or I'd shoot"
Miss Petite-'Then you would simply
be arrested for murder Judge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-11
THIRTEEN VICTIMS OF SLIDE

Colon, Aug. 11.-Thirteen persons
were killed in a slide at the Porto
bello quarry today, which completely
buried the steam shovel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-11
CAPTURE REBEL FORCES.
Relative Of EH- President Castro
Among Prisoners

Caracas, Aug. 11.-General Torres
Castro, relative o. the reYolting eX-
president OF Venezuela. has been cap
tured by government troops, together
with number Of other prominen,
followers Of the exiled president, ac-
cording 10 adyices received here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-11
Object of Lind's Mission.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-11
Stop and read the Want Ads.

Stop and read the Want Ada
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-11

ing. In the :--cond place, some mat
ters of detail, if given out in ad-
vance in the present delicate situa-
tion, will defeat the very ends soughts
to be accomplished.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-11

Read the Want Ads.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
gns Der SdDnlc.

Sn elmer groBeren Gorfidunle miro
gum eriten Mtale cine 2ebrerin anae.
felt. 0a Die 9eboroe Ole sluaele.
aenbeit peraoaert, fam oas Sr1ulein
niht om 1. Ipril, wie beobiihtiat
tpar, ionbern crit am 1. Mai fommen.
Sbre S6iiler, Die @bc.S hiisen, mil.
len oeSbalb einige @ofen bon einem
9ebrer unterrif,tet merben. Nm /.
Wai eriheint Die 2ebrerin. Mittaas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16

alte 5u inn eeiast: Sch, ih mill
Did mas Iage, wenn Oh an be friihe
Suft nilit, fannie Den 2abn mobe!"
.Ia reibt," bot Der 5ipfelbuber
eeIoet. Seine Mlte bot mas in oer
8itif)en gu oube gebatt IN bot iih nit
peiter Inn rim eefiimmert.
Na6 ere Weil fudt lie 3uidaig burf)
be Winoo I'm iiebt e BIT araub vi Dem
SeioDabf itebe, alle banpe in Der
Girefihen bon ibrer Sroniparo &c.
fudt I'm ben gelaht. sc roidt nod
Dem Srontparler, fndt 90 ourh De
Winbo III is puttinier eeiebntet. Shr
Sosbenb Dot anitatt bon bent 2ubn.
mober, ben &arpetihmieper gebatt,
I'M is oobermit vi Der 2obn bin III
Der gefabre.
8ea, benin 9a6nmo6e bot Der
Sipfelbuber e neies Salt gefdtiht I'm
nimmt INNER nod Weoeifen. 3as
3ranfen-4omite bon bene 2obihes,
5i bene er bilanee bubt, oube i'm oes
Smenbs beiufe, Inn Yinnadel nit
ibm 5u fpiele III Sreub unb 2eto mn
aad be SmitenmeSeHcn getreulid)
nit linn gu tbeile.
Subrs truli,
0ihabn& idmiiIfer
- y y
(@irgeianbt.)
NJ Winneiota Girl" perfanst mad
&idmiiaer.
Sier gbiter:-Sh ben ieet ihon
5mei 8ofe mir seleie ODER gebort
BON ieae aidmiiqer. Sd on mi nur
monnere, Oh er Iif is, ODER mbat is
bic matter nit ibm. ODER is er 10
bulp NIT iein letters, no er 8diolin
iiberihitte muB2 ODER bat CT 81
oiele 8iebns, no er tenoe mug? gr
better Pet lei @aas g'balte. Dan bet
er ben Srubbel allies net eebat. Dan
bet er 3eit sefunne gum 2etterreiten.
0as is namIih bas erite. benod id
guide or. 9icos neil / net 0eitih
leie ia, bloos e biiile. unb De Sid.
miller lei grief tbut mir Wa INNER
porleie. aidmiiaer ioa INNER
iGreime, ipenn'5 OBJ Bios e idJort Set.
ter is.-gours trulp,
@ Winneiota Girl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
Scbr rihtia.

giner nnierer Marinefuplarc per-
iufte einem Matroien flar 81 ma
den, baB Der SabafgeulB ein Saitcr
iei uno slaubte ihlieBlid, ein uulpi.
oerleglihes argument geilmoen 81
boben:
rSieb mol, Sia, eS eibt bod IN
Der aan5en Sdopflms fem 2ebepeicu
auber benz Nenifen, oas Sabaf
raltd)t."
.Sas lit alerbingS mobr. a6cr es
gibt and fem anberes 2ebcUcien, oas
leine Speilen fodt."-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
q -
ainSerntnn6

r@robpapa, biit bu aber blmm!"
.Iber, Sanshen, baS bariit on
ni6t gum @robpapa iagen! @leify
sebit on bin ,mo iasit linn, baB es Dir
leio tbut!"
r@robpapa, es tbut mir leio. 6aB
on burnm biIt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
GinIieHler KaIenHer.

Suart Sormat. S%arbenbrud +. Sit,lbilb
Tie Muttsr bes aOttlihsn Grloisrs". Sc
S'uuitrdtiousu. baruuter : GoQbilbsr, iarbt,
ger umi6laS. biibider @anofalenber. Vreis'
Rebus YrciS Is Ste.
SIT aud III irausoNihsr. itaIisniidG NH
ipanii6er Sprade 81 babsn. VreiS 20 GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
Catholic Home Annual.

Gin tatbolilher 8alsnbsr in suslii9sr
Spro6e. Ntit msbriarblsem lmidIas.
SeGs 0o0bilbsr uno cine Wense Sauiira.
toner VretS 20 0tS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16

bGlt, perbe if i'm BEL eriter @elesen.
belt cine iolfe Wcrbstrummtpatif,en
berrnterbaren. oaB err brei Gage i'm
8alopp lduft. 9elttliter fam i'd
nift acknowledgements, s."
Die af,tltngsuole 9eariiBung gum
SdluB lit niht libel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
GbriHeinSs KalenSer
tur ole 1lsiuen.

Wit Sarbsnornd SitslbitS. pier iarbise,
6iui6altsbilosri.. sweiiarbieeS Salenoariuu,
uhb iarbissr llmihlas VretS 10 GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
Mrn redjtcn Ylat.

Ger giienbabnoireftor CAB grflG.
rlingen ab betreffs Der &eorganiia.
ton ieines Stabes rno fam sl
Spriggs. giner Der IftionGre iperrte
Dor Staliten Den Milno ali.
nSpriggs," rief er, .mas in aler
8elt fam Der benn tbrn2 Ter i'll
ia 10 tallb. oa6 er nid,t einmal bort.
meun eS bonnert! @as fir einer
Soften baben Sic Dem benz sege.
ben?"
Sd CLAUDE, Sic iperSen sigeber
miilien," mar Die Gntaegnme ocs
DIRECTORS, .oaB Die Sireftoren ibr
@eidGft periteben. Serr Spriass
miro taglid) bier erifeineu rno Ole
9eifperoen Der Teilenoen cntsegen.
nebmen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
Mbonnirt ani Mlte nno Ncue Welt

Gas altets, illuiirirts fatbolii6e Sami,
lisnblatt. Sabrlid "a Seite "a Is Gents.
Bel SorausbsSablnhs bsS sanjen Sabr.
gauges nur-~~~~....... .....~..-..~$ $500.
Girca 100 Suuiirationsu I'M Sabr, oaru,.
ter maube mebrfarbise. dur 9toiestne Bel.
TRACE bsrporrasenber autorsu. .Suuirirts
Srausubeilase uuo Runbidau.
gu bssisbm our9 iebe ~Sudbanbluus ios
pis brett Don ben 9%srlsgsrn:
BenZiger Brothers,
New York: 36-3s Barclay st.
Cincinnati: 343 Main st.
Chicago: 222-224 W. Madison st.
2%pbnenber 4erbienit fiir asentent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
Der Ebpnusrapb.


Der E~bunugrapb.
Ser Better bes General Store
batte btaig einen bon oer oltmooi.
lhen Ebonograpben gefauft, bel De.
men man Die beioen Sorer on Die Ob.
rem balten mub.
Snfel gtrtemuS fam nit ieinem
Ginipanner nad Dem Stdbtfen NM
Doate, nafoem er ieine ginfiinite
beiorgt, altf Die 8unoermaihine DO
rem. Der gerfGufer hielt ibm Die
Scorer an bie Sbren uno orebte Die
Wtiif m:
"Sier! Sier. lin SimmeIsmiQeu
balten Sic mai! Ia fommt cine Wt'
lit1rfapeQe uno ih babe meinen
9alll niht angebrunoen."
Tergaluppiert.
Wiiaer: ,Soren Sic mai. Serr
Sd)ul5e, mie fonnen Sic Oenn erjGb.
len, oaB ih Shnen 100 Marf gelie1en
babe? 9as iolte ia bod ltnter inns
bleiben!"
Sdul5e :.g(f. Serr Miiaer, oas
lit nift meine Shulo. 8eltern slbenb
I'M Slub iaste mir DER Iiieiior Meier
einen iolh' groBen giel, Der mir nod,
etiuas leiben ipiirbe, s1be es gar
niht. "a iagte ih in Der @rregung,
oaB i'd ood einen gefunoen bate,
ndmlid sic, Serr WiiIer."
- - y
Vie fann man nnr!
~@ndoises SrGuIein. ih aeItatte
mir, Sbnen nadtrdslit SIT Sbrer
Verlobung 81 gratuliren."
rab @ott, ib bin ia ifon pieoer
irei."
$50, io-uno per lit Ser @liid.
li9e-tuenn i'd Sic frasen ourf9"
- -
Gbeoisput.
OH btit NIT eirem Wort elm ent.
ieslifer Wenih!"
limo Oh bift elm entieslifes Weib
nit nielen Worten!"
- y =
%5reunbinnen.
rSalten Sic Die idnarsen Iamen
fir 5artfiiblerber ODER Die blonoen,
Srdulein glie?"
ga miiiien Sic meine Sreunoin
Selene frasen, Die mar beibes nad,-
einanoer!"
SIMMER berielbe.
Ger beriibmte 9bemi . Eroieiior
&uIimeper bat einen sllitritt nit lei.
ner 6rar, Die ihlieBlit in SbrGnen
ausbrift.
.3eine S6rGnen riibren mid
nidt," iagt er nah fursem Natoen.
fen, noenn mas entbalten iie2 Cine
umenolih geringe Wenee BON bios.
pboriaurem Sal5 unb cine Spllr bon
hlorinltrem Hatrou! = Ines anoere
lit @aiier!"
Gntictlif.
YSeute firth lit Elm Seniierreiniger
in cinem f"iiufteu Stodperf bon Der
Seniterbanf gefaaen."
.Shreflid! Natiirlif mar ct aui
Ser Stelle tcbt2"
rs 100! Or bat lid, sar niht Dos
8erinaite getban!" Z
.@ie lit oas moglih?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
@ie fanrt man MIR!

~@naoises SrduIein. i6 seltntte
mir, Sbnen naftrd9lih ST. Sbrer
Terlobung 81 sratuliren.~
rah Soft, i6 bin ia ihon uieoer
frei."
$50, io-uno per iii ser @liid.
lide-tpenn i'd Sic frasen ourf?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
~ ~ ~
Nnr Gin Srrthnnt.

Gin Wann. Ser al Hbeimatismlls
lit, faIite iih auf anrotben beS NtS'
ties rotbeS Slancll. llnter5cna; err be,
5ablte cinen 5iemlih boben Yreis ba.
fir, uno Die @erfGuierin lunr iebr er'
itulnt, alS CT mnd) mebreren Mod)er
wieoer poripruh:
Sic buben mir oieicS Slauea- TN
terSella nit Der @nrontie perfauIt,
oaB es niht eingebt unro nid)t Ole
Sorbc perliert."
~9tun lit cs cingegangen pber per.
blaBt?"
oGinaeaoneen oocr ucr6loBt?! als
ih es bellte olt5og mo Sllm TrilbItiid
FAM fragte mid meme Irou:
Gam, lett mann trGalt Su oeul
9abp'S aoralenbal sbalo2" c
y = ~
Nntcr Hnth.
Ser fleinc Com bemerfte, baB bei
8ait ieinc Sprtc iebr raid per5ebrte
Sic. Serr Wlllleu, Sic fonneli
lonalam e~Iien--bci Miltter gibt e
nie mebr als cine Nortion Sorte."
- - -
Nn6 cine Narnang.
Sn cinem &oienbeimcr 9lott itani
oieier Gage ~iolgeitoeS Snierot:
.Iieienigen 2elite, Die ibr ullse'
maite,les Wdiil iiber meii,e Yerior
ipasieren iiibren. ieien Jest aelparrt
Sf meroe Den llrbeber Der iauoiim
men 3eoensart niht serihtlid) Der
flagen; aber penr er ieine sotteser'
bGrmliAe Sunse nidt int Saumt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
Mnseinbrt

griter gettIer (sit cinem 8oae,
gem: n9li, seb' nal an Dem reider
9anfier Stnorrbensit am Warftt
linfs, ba BIN ib eben serpeien. DC
gibt's mas"
3neiter gettIer (nat ieincr @iid
febr): nGu 2ausbub, erbdrmlifer
Rausseihmiiien bat er mid. giner
SiiBtritt bats geeeben, ionit nidts.
eriter gettler: rSa, mebr bab' id
ald ni6t gefriegt."
Gin ientimcntales IGmhen.
.@ie, Sic baben Sbre @erloblne
aufgeboben2"
nSa."
.@as batten Sic benn aber fiji,
einen @riinb2"
.af, er lit 3i eineebilbet. Sd
fonnte i'm einfah nidt mebr ertra
gen."
SD borte i'm bod aber niemaI:
prablen. @ie fommen Sic barauf
bob err eingebiloet iit?"
Sic gan5e Seit iiber, Die mir Der
lobt maren, bat er mir nid)t elm ein
5ises 9fal seiast, oab er mleiner MIDI,
wertb mare"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
~ - ~
Gnticblih.

rSeute fritz lit elm Seniierreiniser
in cinem fiiufter Stodperf bon Der
Seniterbanf gefaaen."
vShredlih! Natiirlih mar ct aui
Der Stelle tpot?"
rs no! or bat iid sar niht Dos
8erinajte setban!" Z
Y@ie lit oas mogli62"
,@r fief mad, innen :"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16

fommt &arl nah Squire. Seine Mlit-
ter fragt i'm, mie ihon otter, rpie linn
Die Sfule gefallen babe. .Seite
warih 5u fein, Rutter," iagt 8arl,
Der aanter bate fdne 3eit, III 90
bott er iein 9tenitmdoten geibidt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16

Cine dltere sintperlide Siingier
ptrb BOT, einem iebr iuneen Serrn
boflihfeitsbalber gum Cans auise.
forbert.
Sie:. Dante, id tanae nitt init 10
iiureen Serren!"
Sirneer Mann: Sic entidulbi.
gen, ih meinte eS gut; oenn ih bin
ein Sreuno pon-IntiquitGten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16

2ebrerin: .@ib mir oas Sitter
elmer 8erion an, Die i'm Sabre 1884
ge6oren it,"
Sdiiler: sit bieie Terion elm
Wann eber cine Srau?"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-13

GUINEAs. spring, ; N TO pair pair' - 10"
81 20; l 10 each pair. 75cqs1. zoo6
GAME-Rabbits and jackrahbits III si'oe
demand for prime large and dry, ana 49, 49,
higher RARRITS co,tcntai prime, laTGe
and dry, per pair. 35Hi0c; small, olI 1T,n per
wet. per pair, 15a25c; iackrabbits' ii'''e'
POTATOES AND NEGETiBLEs - r lSs
ceipts. 1925 bbls potatoes and o. Ii
onions. Accumulation OF foreign Wn,r and
toes reducing slowly, quality oluihIni ooIInee,ic
sales at low and irregular prices. porm,,Ja
receipts moderate, and trade quiet pet ,on-ly
moving slowly. Jersey sweets ser SCI. 20 tGr
Caulitiowers sold generally at s4uT o 90 ZION
short cut only rare sales up to I0p 20 IA.
POTATOES. Bermuda Dbl. So 23as9 90; oo Va W.
late crop. s2dS2 II: Me. bag SOY I CO. io o3ate
S2nS2 %; l. I. bbl or bag. 81 23aS- eV' -ssS@Ss9.
European, les ID bag. ,Slasl 30: S W. Iorsey.
TATOES. southern bbl. S1dSl 1o' JeISe
81 5O9s1 IS: No l. basket GOa9oC; C =, IA
white crate, 81 joq yellow IgS1iP T rs
French, dozen, 81 s5as$ Is: potato 6bl s 3
SO 80; mise, New Orleans. bbl, 81 22 ~ =;
BRUSSELS SPROUTS. quart, 9ql4c; Be- 900
Fla, S2dS3 80; BEETS. Dbl, 81 250Si 90 ~ ~
10 bag, slasl %: 100 punches, Slnsl 90; ~ ~
RIOTS, bbl. s1dS1 %: bag sOcds1; lGOun ms
65a I5c: 100 punches. 7jcas1 % CCCJ Mbhn'd
Fla. basket, $2aS3 80: CELERY. state go go
Western. dozen, 25d65c; standard crate 50 E5Y
s. %; Cal. crate. 81 I5a$ 20 I D5, t1.F,I
Danish, ton. s27asao red, s2sas$a; " Th .6G
100. S5dS7 Dbl, 81 25dS1 20; red. Dbl, S%%V3@@
81. imported. white ton. S22d$24: red SittTi
SIS; CAULIFLOWERS l. |, short cut Du'
sass 80; long cut. 81 50ds3; CHlCORh no. no.
by, basket slqS1 %: New orleans, bnl = ' ",
50 30; CELERY CABBAGE, basket !5ca - -,
EGGPLANTS, Fla box. s4QS3; CRoSN r. y;
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l6a1sc: EjSCAROLB nearby. baske; si 9, :, H.
New Orleans, bbl. s. 5OaS3 20: IlORSBRHsil. n,
ISL. 100 ~ S2dS5 30: kALE Va. bnl. 80
KOHLRABI. Fla. 100 punches 81 LETT ~,
Fla, basket s2as2 IS; New Orleans 6Si. H=P
81 So MINT. dozen punches, 4Oa5Qc: OSS hk
PLANTS. 100 punches. s36$4: OKRA. Fla ana
Cuban. carrier. 81 50ds4 9-basket crate eau
Sc: PARSLEY. bermuda crate. 1oa"c; New
Orleans. curly. Dbl 81 90. New orleans, pam
s2as2 so; PEAS. Fla. basket $2aS3 90 N sn
Orleans. 81 jOGs4: PARSNIPS. Dbl. 81 90
PUMPKINS bbl. 81 75G$2 25; PEPPERS, tla
basket. S2d$3 so: carrier. sass 10: box ~
Sc go; RADISHES, dollhouse. 100 bunches, - 80
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New Orleans Dbl 81 90 SHALlOTS, Ne"
Orleans. 100 punches 81 5Od$2; SPINACH, va
bbl sias1 %; SQUASH Hubbard. 66l - ho 20
as. marrow 81 JOGSi ~; Fla. white Don
SldS1 30: basket. SlnS1 -; TIRNlPS, ru'a
baga, Dbl. 9ocasl y; white. slnN 80; TOM w
TOES. Fla. carrier seas 50; cuban. 81 "oP
50. WATERCRESS 100 lunches 81 Jon>2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-13
Stable Structure in West
10th Street Extends to
Christopher Street.
INVESTOR BUYS
BRONX APARTMENT
New Owner for Block Front on
Morris Avenue, Between Barnes
and Wallace Avenues.

The julius Friend. Edward NJ. Levi
Company has sold for Edward ID. Harris.
as executor and trustee OF the estate OF
Henry Hilton. 70 the Wendall-Evans Com
pany. the stable property now occupied
by Wanamaker's in the Greenwich VII
lage section. Nos. 80 l62, la. 1866 and l6'
West 10th street. extending to Nos a and
Al, Christopher street consisting of about
six lots The building On West 10th street
is two story brick and stone. and the
Christopher street front is four stories In
height When Seventh avenue has been
extended the property will be within six
teen feet of the widened thoroughfare.
Alexander Selkin has sold for the Re-
ville-Siesel Company No. 1853 Southern
Boulevard. between l72d and l73d streets.
a five story apartment house with stores,
on plot 40xlc0 feet, TO client for invest
ment The same broker recently sold the
adjoining two houses at No. 1919 and 1851
Southern Boulevard.
The Belmont Realty Company has sold
for the estate of Samuel a. Dixon No.
2j0S Belmont avenue. a two story dwelling,
on lot 25xlO0 feet 100 feet from Pelham
Parkway. to A client for occupancy.
The Dun & Brown Company has sold
for Charles Schano the block front Of
eight los on the north side Of Morris
Park avenue extending from Barnes 10
Wallace avenue.
Jacob Bernstein has bought from Ed
ward Grassheim, No l65S Weeks avenue.
two story dwelling. on lot 3oxe5 feet.
near l13d street.