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AUTHORS as DIPLOMATS

WASHINGTON June z7-That lit
erary men are ideal timber for the
diplomatic corps is asserted by DR..
Thomas Nelson Page the newly ap-
pointed American ambassador TO
italy DR.. Page lie an author and he
claims the history of England and
America shows many men Of letters
have served 5 diplomats and states
men.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS
TRICT OF NEW JERSEY
In the matter Of Ruggfero Generazzo, nank-
rupt In bankruptcy.
Notice is hereby given that Ruggiero
Generazzo bankrupt. has filed his petition,
dated June 49, 1918 praying for a DISCHARGE
from all his debts In bankruptcy and that
all creditors and other persons are ordered
70 attend at the hearing upon said petition
before said Court in the United States
Postoffce Building at Trenton, in said dis
trict, on August IS 1913. at 1890 a. m. i.
and then and there show cause, II any thew
have why the prayer OF said petitioner
should not be granted.
EDWIN G. ADAMS.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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Kearny Conveyances.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., June Sf--l ne
f flimh brop vst in West Hudson
were recorded yesterday;
Kearny Conveyances.
Henry G. Eilshemius. executor of
Henry G. Eilshemius. to Marie 4;
Ritner, southeast corner OF Grand
and Laurel avenues, SlxS5, 500
ecutors of Isaac oliver. to Jacob
Goidstein, east side Kearny avenue,
IS feet north from Johnston avenue,
'11 Jacob St;oldstein ct ux. to Frederick
SAMPSON. east side Kearny avenue.
IS feet north from Johnston avenue,
Fuller Land and Improvement Co.
side Highland avenue; 1873 feet south
from Quincy avenue, 35x150, 81
Max Borch ct ux to Edward Polak,
west side Forest street lots stS = TO- 70 So -;
block g. map MI M9 81 NorsE1n Jersey
Enst Newark Conveyance.
Mayor and Council of the Borough
Of East Newark to Joseph Loughlin,
lot s. block 1862, 81.
Kenrny Mortgages.
Thomas j. Thompson ct ux to. Fred
erick Frelinghuysen, east side Kearny
avenue. .27S feet north from Halstead
JACOB Goidstein to Merchants Build
ing ana Loan Association, east side
Kearny avenue, s. feet north from
Johnston avenue. 25x100, $1,000.
BENJAMIN A. Metzger ct ux. to New
ark Charitable Eye and Ear Infirrl-
AIRY, west side Highland avenue, l55
feet south from Quincy avenue. sSx
1850 $4,000.
Edward Polak ct ux. 70 Louis
Schlesinger. lots "a to 33, block 81,
map No 3 of North Jersey Land Co.
and Fuller Bros. $2.050.
You know what happened to the
man who said ! can't ?"
Sure; hc got canned. Judge.
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CITY ApvERTIsEsrENrs.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING-sTREE1
PAVING WORK
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER CON

-sO44NE " 2 = ELlJ HEAE4Sg-b KEhA
BOARD OF STREET ASB WATER COM
HIss1ONERS
Fnolle notice e hereby given that the
Board Of commi ssioners Of Assessments for
Local Improvement and shewing the prob
able amounts - be assessed on properties
Specially benefited by the nepzVinR OF
BROAD STREET
from Bellsviile avenue 70 Pointer street. to
Section Prom the northerly side Of
Belleville avenue 70 the northerly side Of
Fulton street
Section 2-From the northsrly side Of
Fulton street 70 the uorthsrly street car
track in Market street.
track In Market street 70 the southerly side
Section 4-Fron1 the south side Of South
street 70 the South side or Pointer street
All with wood block pavement On en- eight
81 inch concrete foundation, have this day
been filed with the clerk Of this board and
IN accordance with the provisiona Of chap
ter 2f7 Of the state laws Of 1895 a public
hesTing viii Re given BY said Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners 70 al par
ties interested IN said Improvement on Thurs
day, July 3D. 1913. at the ofnce Of said
board on The second floor af the city Hall
which time and place the Board Of Street
and water Commissioners shall proceed 70
hear al ad1udicate upon any objections
persons representing properties liable 70 as
sessmenis for the above named improve
ments.
Said tentative assessments comprise all
lots. tracts and parcels q and and real
estate liable TO be assessed as Aforesaid
lying on both sides Of
BROAD STREET
from Belleville avenue 70 Pointer street 70
Wit
Section 1-From the northeriy side Of
Belleville avenue 70 the northerly side Of
Fulton street. Including properties Nos ?,
4. 8 Belleville avenue.
Section Prom the northsrly side Of
Fulton street 70 the northery street car
track in Market street.
Section 3-From the southerly street car
track IN Market street to the southerly side
Of South street
| Section 4-From the south side OF South
street 10 the south side Of Pointer street
lot represents an entire plot OF land
whether large or small
Such property-ownsrs ee may object 70
the above Improvements are required 10 pre-
sent their objections in writing 70 the clerk
| Of the board at the Office Of the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners, City Hall,
| on or before Thursday. July 3D. 1913. al
100 o'clock D. m.
BY direction Of the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners Of the city Of New
/ ark.
NJ r saERRERD
Chief Engineer.
Dated June 18th. 1913 Jn27-st
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARNG-sTREET
PAVING WORK.
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER CON-
MISsIONERS
Public notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Commissioners ef Assessments for
able amounts 10 be assessed on properties
specially benefited by the repaving OF
BROAD STREET.
from Beileville avenue to Pointer street. TO
Section From the northerly side Of
Beileville avenue 10 the northerly side Of
Section 2-From the norf.erly side of
Fulton street to the northesly street car
track in Market street
track In Market street 10 the southerly side
Of South street.
Section 4-From the south side of South
street 10 the south side Of Pointer street
All with wood block pavement on an eight
fs) inch concrete foundation, have this day
been hiee with the clerk of this board. and
in accordance with the provisions Of Chap
ter 217 Of the State laws Of 1895 a public
hearing will be given by said Board NJ
Street ard Water Commissioners TO all
Thursday July Sd. 1913. at the office OF
said board. on the second floor OF the City
Hall, Newark, y. j.. at 80 o clock p. m.
at which tine and place the Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners shall proceed to
hear and adjudicate upon any objections
which may be presented 10 said board by
sessments for the above named improve
ments.
said tentative assessments comprise all
lots tracts and parcels OF land and real
estate liable TO be assessed as aforesaid
lying on both sides of
BROAD STREET
from Belleville avenue to Polnier street. 10
wit;
Section Prom the northe1ly side o;
BelleviIle avenue to the northerly side Of
Fulton street. including properties Nos. ..
{, Belleville avenue.
Section Prom the northerly side Of
Fulton strest to the ncrtherly street car
track in Market street
Section 3-From the southerly street car
track in Market street 10 the southsriy side
Of South street
Section 4-Fronn the south side Of South
street to the south side of Pointer street
A lot represents an entire plot OF land
whether large or small.
Such proneT1y-owners as may object to
the above improvements are required TO pre-
sent their objections in writing 10 the clerk
Of the board. ~ the ofice of the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners City Hall.
on or before THURSDAY July Sd. 1913. az
80 o'clock p
BY direction of the Board OF Street and
Water Commissioners OF the City Of
NJ R SHERRERD
.4aT
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JONEs-on June 26. 1913. at his residence.
3 Oxford street. Patrick p. beloved hus-
band of Julia Jones lnee HartnetO.
Nntice of funeral hereafter.
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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 Exchange:
fNra,, IItoI, o4.y f~Ioea
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HARTDoRN--on June 26. 1913. at
Fort Adams, Newport. r. l., George
II. Hartdorn
Body will be brought to the home
of his brother in Newark. Notice of
funeral hereafter.
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LANGDoN-suddenly. at her home
near Dover. on Wednesday after
noon. June 25. 1913. Hattie H., be.
loved wife Of Frank c. Langdon ana
and Angeline H Pasperline- in her
10th year.
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JAcoBs--snddenly on June 90, 1913.
Mary Nolan beloved wife Of John ia
cobs, at her late residence n Wilsey
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KANDRA--Entered into rest. on Thurs
day, June 26. 1913. Carl beloved hus-
band Of Bertha Kandra (nee Ordelfo.
aged Al years 1 months u days, 69T
South Eleventh street.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC EEARIxG-sTREEr
PAVING WORK
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER cox
NTSETONFRS

NOTICE OF PUBLIC EEARIxG-sTREET
po.pn ,oz- 1870 WORK. -
1fISSIOSERs
Fuohc notice is hereby given thar tse
preliminary sketches prepared ny ths
Local Improvements. and showing the proe-
able amounts 70. be assessed on properties
specially benefited by the following street
improvements.
BTRKs PLACE
from Hawthorne avenue to Sve averua.
with bitulithie pavement on six 60 lacz
concrete foundation.
DEWEY STREET.
from Hawthorne avenue 70 Shaw svsnue.
with hitulithic pavement on six go inzh
concrete foundation
JEFFERSON STREET.
from Malvern street 70 South street. with
bitulithie Pavement on Z siz go inch con-
Paving OF
ROSE TERRACE
fr9n ehaaEsek avenue to South Tenth stree
concrete foundation.
scHA1.K STREET
from Ferry street TO Passaic avenue With
bituiithie pavement on six 90 inch con
Have this day been MED nith the clerk
OF this board and in accordance With fh<e
provisions OF chapter PIT o. the State lausi
Of 1925. public hearing Will be given bv
said Board Of Street and Water Commits
sicners 70 all parties interested in ssid i'm
provemenfs. on Thursday. July Sd 1913 ata
the ONCE Of said board. the second aanrf
/ OF the CITY Hall, Newark. X. j.. at -
o'clock ?. m. al which tirne and place the
Board OF Street and Water Comm orers
/ shall proceed to hear and adjudicate apcts
! any objections which may be pre sented 70
said board b. persons representing rr0pe-f
/ liable 70 assessments for the above named
I improvements.
said tentative assessments cenipriss All
lots. tracts or parcels Of land and real sssata
liable 10 be assessed as aforesaid. y.ns en-
both sides Of
BIRKs PLACE.
! from Hawthorne avenue 70 Nys aveuue
DEWEY STREET
1 from Hawthorne avenue 70 EhaW venue
JEFFERSON STREET
I from Malvern street TO south street
ROSE TERRACE
I from Chadwick svsnue &c South Tenth sfreae.
SCHALK STREET
I from Ferry street 70 Passaic avenue.
a lot represents entire plot Of lard
I whether large or small
Such properfy-owners as may Object 70
/ he above improvements are required 10 pre-
sent their objections In writing 70 the clerk
! cf The board at the Office Of the Boatd Il
I Street and Water Commissioners City tF1aN.
I IN o. before Thursday JEly Sd. 1918 a -
By direction Of the Board CT ssreqd ard
Water Commissioners Of tbs city Of New
NJ P SHEERERD
Chisf Engineer
Dated June 2o,h. 1918 iAa5-sr
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J0HNSON--on June &C. 1918. Fannie
johnson, late residence 81 Lock street
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toSrER--At st. Mlchnel's Hospital. after
an Illness from railroad accident, War
Ter street. Harrison. MAY 10. John. be-
Josnsi husband Of Hannah and father
0. Gertrude Mildred Foster, q Sterling
street East Orange
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JUBERT-On Thursday. June 26. 1918:
Killian, dearly beloved husband OF
Matilda Jubcrt 1nee Hetlingerl, IN
Irvinafnn
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LOST AND FOUND.

---~--~-,-1~------~--o~9-7 -
LoST-Between Clinton av. and Marin pl
and Roseville Masonic Temple. lavalllere OF
old-fashioned earrings reward so Treaey
av., city.
LosT-Thursday morning small sealed
package containing lady's gold watch, al
dressed L. Lucia Putnam. CT: lost on Pas
sale. Clay or Ogden SITS. Reward II returned
70 DRIVER SWEET. Wells Fargo & Co.
Express. No. $50 Broad st.
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DE IIART-At West Orange. n. J. on
Thursday. June 2G 1913, Lucy j.. wife
81 Fred G De Hart and daughter OF
the late Jacob r. Merklin.
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ek ANE---On Tune &c 1913 Sarah :.
fane go Garside street.
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DEkTfIiS

ACkERAIA,S--As I.vingto:i. X j.. or
June =. 1918. Charles T., beloved
nns9ald oi Nellie l.. Ae}<erman (Tts
Holdeg). asec 4s soars. IS Brook
slsle avenue
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MILvIHILI4-west Orange, n. j..
June rs. 1913, James j.. Oldest son
of james and Margaret Mulvihi1 %
Ashland avenue.
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<1-sii--oa Tuesday .5nae q, 1919 Har-
s'ef J.. daughter # william Conc.
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McCORMACK-on June %. 1918 William
son of Margaret and the late Michael
Mccormack, ct his late residence, 14O
Brunswick street
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Reaches. Ants or Fisas. lse "Aibecn. he
worlds greatest insect Destroyer. Quart 5fe=
and Market sta. and Crescent u<eE e@ek4
Newark. n =
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MILLER-At Orange. N. J., June II
year. formerly of Caldwell n. J.
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you know what happened to the
man who SAID. I can't %
Sure; he got canned. Judge.
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WEST HUDSON REALTY

JERSEY CITY, N j., June 27.-The
following deeds and mortgages af-
fecting property in West Hudson
were recorded Yesterday:
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UNSTA rDTER--Ertered into rest. after
inne illness on Wednesday June %
1913. Freder'cl TTmstaedter. beloved hus-
band Of Elizabeth Tmstaedter fnee wer-
ne-,. aged 6S years s months days
Relatives and friends, also the Colt
fried Kruerer K IT, ". Hasson *. e
V. NJ. /. Allemania K IT, " M. and
the Dentsche Franen X u V No |
are respeetfully invited IN attend the
funeral on SATURDAY, Tune 49, Mt 3 n. M,
from the residence 80 Winans avenue
Interment in Woodland Cemetery.
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from Hawthorne avenue to Ave averua.
with bituiifhic pavement on : six go lacE
concrete foundation
Paving a.
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IL y z 7 FELE 7.
from Eawfhorne avenue 70 Shaw averue
with hitulthic pavement on six g6) inzh
concrete foundation
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SwFENEy-At New Jersey Home for
disabled Soldiers. Tune 27. 1913
Terence Svreenev. late of CorlranY
y, Thirtv-third New .Tersev vo1nn-
tAers. and Connranv G. first New
York Volunteers, aged II years
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LOCAL SECURITIES

The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through Eirele d. king'
ELECTRIC. GAS. ETC.
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PAI,NER-Entered into rest, on Thurs
day. June Is, 1913. George F.. Palmer,
beloved husband of Minnie Palmer tnee
Relatives and friends also Architect
Lodge No 5i9. r. and A. NJ, Of y. Y.
and international Union of steam En-
rineers. are resectfully invited. to at-
at m. from late residence, 213 South
tenth street Interment in Paramount
Cemetery.
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Dated June 18Th. 1913. jn27-st
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TINs-Mrs Elizabeth Tins. widow of
.Tahn Tins. died Tune 25, 1913,
Hackettstown n. j
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Public notice is hereby given thar The
preliminary sketches prepared by tia
Board Of Commissioners Of Asses snnenfs for
Local Improvements. and showing the prob-
able amounts 10 be assessed on propasi
specially benefited by the following street
improvements
Paving 81
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from Malvern street 70 south street with
pavement on Z aiz 80 inch con-
crete foundation
De- 80
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PHILLIPS-On June rs. 1913, at the
residence of her parents, SOS North
seventh street, Marie Cecilia: daugh-
ter of Joseph ]. and Elizabeth. Y.
Phillips (nee Stephens), aged ,
Heeks
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Friday. June
p. 1918. John Archaeological, be-
loved father of Catharine Lee, John,
ir.. and Martin Reiehenbecher, aged
SO years, 122 Rose street
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QUABEcK--Entered into rest, on Thurs,
day. June 90, 1913. Bertha Quabeck
Cuee Kemper) beloved wife of John
Ouabeek, aged IS Years months 10
DAYS. 1858 Springfield avenue, Irving
ton.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-04

money on flowers, books, candy, the
alter tickets and for little outings, all
to win the love of a girl, when so
many girls seem to stand ready with
their love in their hands, begging the
acceptance Of it by any man who
looks their way.
I wonder that men prize a girls
love as highly as they do, remember
ing it was so lightly won.
Get the book habit. Never again
tell him you love him. Never nag
because he reads, but, rather, encour-
age him, letting him see that you
would rather he read than bore you
by talking.
You have given him the impression
that he is sure of you. Efface that
impression, but efface it so gently he
will never know just when the proc
ess of obliteration began. Let him
realize that your heart doesn't hang
on a low branch, ready to drop into
his hand if he will outstretch it; give
him to know it grows higher up and
that he must climb for it.
l am quite sure If you go about it
with discretion he will close his book
till you are his wife.
And then make up your mind to
this and accept it as inevitable, how
he will read to make up for lost time!
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Little Bobbie' S
Pa
By WILLIAM F. KIRK.

THIS is vacashun time K I toad
Pa that l had a chanst to maxi
sum mummy. so I wuddent have
10 ask him for any spending mummy
al summer. / had a nice offer to be
a boy actor with a moving picter cum
pany * ! thought sure Pa wud let me
go, but he sed No, my son. I want ycu
10 be. lawyer or a doctor wen you
grow up. | do not want you to git
any ldee of ever going on the stage.
l was kind Of mad at Pa to think
that ne Wuddent give me such a fine
chanst, but / dident say any moar,
beekaus he knows best. I sUppoas Pa
sed that he newer took any stock in
peepul that made thare living pree-
tending thay was something that thay
wasent. Take them fortune tellers &
clarevoy ANTS, for instens, sed Pa:
thay have ads in the paper that tell
what wonders thay are e how thay
can tell the past from the present &
read the future < all that. Thay
maik me tired, sed Pa. I doant want
my son to be anything excep sum
good, reliable lawyer or doctor.
1t was kind of funny that Pa speak
about clarevoy ants, beekaus l saw a
ad that saim afternoon & it sed Boy
Wanted. I went in & 1t was a clare
voy-ant offs that wanted the boy. He
Sed he Wud give me IS a week to
ware a Orient tai custom & stand nesr
him wen he was telling peepul about
the future. | had to ware a mask, too,
& it was Offul hot, but I dident kick
beekaus IS was quite lot Of mummy
eeven if ! Cuddent git the $50 job. So
| went to work
This afternoon l was standing neer
the label ware the ClarevOy-ant was
Citing the mummy, Il who calm In
eXCep Pa. He kind Of shocked in, &
he looked all around him. / was
scared at FIRST beekaus I thot maybe
he was looking for me, but he was
thare to have his fortune toald, e
besides l had on my mask. That is
my Pa, / whispered to the man wich
hired me; he has been married ff-
teen years, to a woman with dark hair
q blue eyes. He thinks he will be
President sum day. Tell him sum
thing awful about his future if he
doant let his son be a moving picter
actor So the man did. This is what
ne toald Pa:
My eyes have been closed for TWEEN
ty centuries, tho you think it but a
instant ! see you beefoar me as you
stood on yuTe marriage day, with
butiful woman with dark hair &. blue
eyes. That was fifteen years ago.
Those yeers passed happily. A White
House looms before me. She is to
grace it some day. this wondrous
woman with the dark hair and blue
eyes, & you, her husband are to be
President
Wonderful, sed Pa; here is ten
moar dollars
You have a son with rare talent,
sed the man to Pa. He will be the
greatest moving picter actor that
lived 1t viii be his mummy that
finances vure campain & make yoa
President Good day, / am very tired
now. So Pa went out.
Robbie. ss5 20 to me wen 7 cain
hoam to-uitc ! have thot it all oaver,
8. you can be a moving picter actor If
YOU want to.