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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
For Sale by
FOSTER & ROBSON
II Edgewood Ave.

GEORGIA AVENUE, right Grant Park we have a dandy
Groom cottage for $3.50 Nice elevated lot This is
real bargain See Mr.. Martin Mr.. Bradshaw
IN SOUTH HARDWOOD, we have a modern Groom cot
tage shady lot 100x200 water electric lights
connections Tile walks Same gave $4,000 this
place recently but will sacrifice for 81 $50 See Mr. Radord
ST. CHARLES AVENUE elevated lot with good shade. Best
section of the Lot 50x230 back street Better
see this one. $4,000 Terms See Mr. Eve.
SEVERAL and Sroom home propositions on North
Side, ranging in price from $4,000 to $500 We can ar
attractive terms take other property North
South Side improved part payment. See Mr.
Martin Mr.. Bradshaw.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE East Hunter street. with all modern
convenences Good home for one who business
Decatur street. Only $3000 easy terms. See Mr.
White
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
$4,000 TO $4,000

ON PEA CHTREE CIRCLE, Just off
Peachtree and Fifteenth streets,
fronting the wide plaza formed by
three streets and facing some of At
lanta's handsomest homes. we offer
lot 100 by 234 feet. This represents
the very best to be had in residence
property. Price. $11,500. Terms.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
CLOsE-IN NORTH SIDE HOME.

WITHIN walking distance of the center of the
city and located in the best section of HOus-
ton Street. we offer for So $50 a Groom house
with every necessary convenience. Has five
bedrooms, large lot, 50x2O0 feet to a l0-foot al
ley; nice yard, chicken runs, fruit trees, etc
WILL RENT.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
FOR $1,000,

WE CAN SELL two houses on Fulton Street,
close to Washington and in splendid renting
section; never vacant. Steady income of 1915
per year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
$1,70O TO $1,000.

ON LAYTON STREET, one of West
Ends most desirable streets, just
about $50 feet from Gordon street, we
have two lots, 30 by $50 feet.
Considering the street, the con-
veniences to car line, Howell Park
and the desirability of West End as
a residence section, these lots are very
reasonable at s1,75O each. Easy terms
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
1880.

ON PIEDMONT AVENUE, just be-
yond the Driving Club we have a
lot 60 by 100 feet. This lot has plen-
ty of shade trees, faces east and is
in very popular residence section.
Reasonable terms.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

ON THIRTEENTH STREET. be-
tween Peachtree st. and Piedmont
avenue, we offer lot 40 by 140 feet
to a 12-fOot alley. The scarcity of
close-in building lots on the North
Side, anywhere near Peachtree street,
should easily sell at our price-$1,S0Q.
Terms.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
CORNER LOT FOR $500,

IN ANSLEY PARK, ON car line A BEAU
TIFUL HOME LOT. Price has been re-
duced from $1,000. THIS OFFER IS FOR
QUICK SALE ONLY.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
CONE STREET AND IN THE $1,000
PER FOOT CLASS,

LOT 25x509 feet between Luckie and James
Streets, adjoining the Rich Building, 1925
per foot. Will consider acreage property in
part payment and give attractive terms on bal
ance.
SMITH & EWING.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

WEST PEAC HTREE HOME FOR $1O,25O
CLOSE TO THE junctino of the Peachtrees
we offer a splendid home in perfect condj-
ton, rooms and sleeping porch, garage, etc
Pay 81, 900 cash and $75 per month.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

WILL SACRIFICE, account serious III
ness in family my home on 1S-acre
truck and stock farm. located within
miles Of Five Points on main ROAD:
frCntages on two main railroads inter
urban line and river: buildings prac-
1cally new. registered hogs and stock:
also equipment for sale, paying PROPOSE
tory sites or subdivision. Brastow
owner. $50 Gambler Annex, l04 North
Pryor.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

FOR SALE Beautiful lot on Teachtree
road al a bargain, best investment In
Atlanta, leaving town reason for selling
cheap. Traveller Box $50 care Geor-
gian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

A FINE 50-acre farm for sale, three
mi es from BlaCkshear. Ca. Pierce
County, can get immediate possession.
Write p O. Box ll3. Blackshear, Ga
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

BUYS half interest in 20O-f0ot lot IN
Tuxedo Park Inquire 1915 Empire
Life Building
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

FARM BARGAINS--Ncar Philadelphia (:
fruit truck, poultry. dairy; fertile soil .
qulremcuts. W NJ Stevens, Perkasie.
Pa
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
FARMS FOR SALE

$500 CASH, 500 year buys 4O-acre farm
IA miles out. Price $1,000. Frank,
Box u. care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
TI"UI. 'NHVT' HITNTHTTI' IVNa7I

~ N7NhnH Suttl, sue eV pS loV II YOU
think II Is worth S255, give me $50 cash
street, about $50 feet of South Pryor
and Federal Prison car line. in a good
white community VIII sell this at
bargain There is no loan on this. For
further Information see the owner at 1862
Cooper street, or cali Main 1920
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

81. 5O0-Six-room house. bath, gas lot 30
by 207; on car line TO Grant Park.
Must sell $500 cash, balance like rent
Tibbs. Main 1854
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

100 ACRES COOL level land covered with
timber; two miles from Garvin Okla:
for short time $40 acre third cash, ball
anCe easy. or win trade for cattle; also
four f5-acre tracts close to Valiant,
part in cultivation in best fruit coun-
try, half mile good school, we'll watered
bargain. Judd Moore, Valiant, Okla
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

FOR SALE or Exchange Irrigated al
falfa farm near Deming, N NJ, some
cash some trade, balance deferred, Box
36l pemmg. n NJ
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

IF YOU are in the market for a farm
we can suit you either black or sandy
land in any part of North Texas Win
g. Hiett Co. 100 Field street, Dallas,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

FARMs ZOE Sale.

WANTED. LOTS VIII pay cash for 100
feet on North Side suitable for build
ing two houses T.. O. Box 1866
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

LANDS in Mississippi and Alabama at
s. TO sic an acre. J. c. Van Dolah,
bulsboro, Ind
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

TWO thousand acres OF hardwood tim
her for sale; on quick sale will take
following price for same, S14 per acre:
i've miles of Central Railroad. 80 miles
south Of Macon, II. L. Stubbs. Tooms-
boro ga
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

FOR BARGAINS in central Ohio farms
Write. John Watkins, North Lewis
burg. Ohio.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

oNTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
WELL-Bt'tLT two-story home. prac-
tiCally new; viii exchange equity for
good auto r. f., Box 6, care Geor-
OH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
law TO REGULATE
THE BUSINESS
COLLEGES
Bill Passed on Last Day Of
Legislature Forbids Solicit
ing of Students by Ineffi-
cient Commercial Schools.

Throu4h the EFFORTS of tic mpnago-
inrnt ed ihr Albuquerque business col.
itao ts ted hy the endorsements 81
ttt fiatr board az cduvasioH, pfinci.
nais vs. NCW Mexico hish sehaols and
othcts Interested IN the cause of rd-
u,atlor ia the siHtr. tfre was PASSED
an tht closing dag ~ tie legislature
ln SANTA o. pili - hlch VIII protect
tHe y,une people of New Mexico most
Thoroughly against solicitors for com
merciai sthcnis which arc not strictly
az 90 the standard.
The hni. which was introduced IN
the senate by senator Mccoy. provides.
IN brief. that nusinc-s coiieges. corr
responds nee sgaools and commercial
departments OF other schuois stall oc
forbidden 10 canvass for students am
tte, have sftisHed the rintt board
q. eGI al %. ti tte Adequacy 90 the
courses offered .aAs ~ per
miis Is left entirely 90 the discretion
Of the state board of education. and
the penalty provided f"r q violation
of the act consists 90 Nuc 90 sipN
fo~ caoh oneusc. imprisonment not To-
cNceed ninety DAYS, "r both 90 tho
dis, retion 90 tlip court.
Thls aet D. believed % oc thr most
far-rpnchlng measure 90 its kind ever
PASSED ln the United States an' the
huik 81 the credit for ~ enactment ia
being justly accorded 20 Manager }. q.
GcodeN Of the Albuquerque Husinvs'
oiiogc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
PERSONALS

pr 50 g. W,lch - visitor iu ,h.
eit, today from rcna Blanca
Their VIII De- DO meeting uI tho
WomuHs CLUB nest Friday, urctI."
Di Gonu friday
A. e. guglaud. district forester cot
lhr United States forest s,uic. r'-
turned this morning from o. bri'I ui
fic,r u.p $50 Flagstaff
g. g. christensen. ruuth1l, I.ru
.altsIrlr FOR tu, iiur,yst,r u'uul,. tur
s"ue jm. r,tdu- u lis South
Elgth street has purchased from
MI g. o. Mto. the Myers home. at
sos West Fruit avenue.
10 40 Officers. mem a.rs oud COIN.
mlito.s 81 rultoHv0od Grove 500
Wuodui,n CiIrl, \ communicate Ip
from Hardy Thomas. state W1uns,.
OF Fort Worth. reNas. haze p'"u o..
coIYcd uy ihr cl,rk of this -r' .
which poDrssiiutoH immediate action
Therefor. special meeting VIII H
held M"udul afternoon ai % iu If 'HH.
Follows hHii Ail Wom1'rs arc rsH
to be- present
John Baron Eurs memhs, of 'hv
itgblaiur from G'ruhiiiip counts
returned ON th" Santa o.. mii,d 10.
dly from Santa Pee, accompanied n.
Nra Burg who has been hvipi.
Cripple Tor many months aa ih' rr-ul
of uu iunrs- uhb.h had u- Iu,cp'
som, two yeufs ago During Oh,
last several 800 .ks Alrs Burg has .u
proved Foo health and hopes 600. u-
t.rfuIr.tl fn4f 4n. u.iII Uu aHIt. fu .HfIN
short dI.U.uets before long
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
! ALBUQUERQUE MAN
/ IS TREATED BY
FR|EDMANN
John /. Shepherd, of This CITY,
Through Influence of His
Brother Newspaper Man,
Gets the Serum.

John I. shepherd. NichiRandcr,
who For come time made his HON" w
Albunucraac. and who made iun y
for New York when h. ieagni ihas
Dr friedman was coming to Amer
tea from Berlin o. demonstrate h4s
serum treatment Tor taaerculOsiT.
was one 81 the first patients 60 b.
treated s. Dr Frirdmann. Wrlirs
20 local physician hers, ar. sheii-
herd gives Ia deiau the intorestlt <
features OF his succers ia getting an
Interview with nr friedman. 70
may be stated that Mr shepherd WIS
introduced 10 Dr Friedman rs his
brother " q. shepherd. - ncwl-
paper man who was sent 10 Beriu ~
an eastern daily 90 write q series 80
articles on the friedman cure. Ma
Shepherds letter follows
New York. March y, i9ta
Dear Doctor
I'm glad o. be- able to ten son t1a,
I've succccdcd in getting pr Fried
mann a. treat me- was treated fat-
Hrday March Sth, at secret clinic.
Let me explain that the clinic va
held "a secret from the ncwspa pe IS
and most doctors. nll doctors, in fast
except about thirty because ~ .u.
verse criticism and the hostile ntt.-
tnde Of both the New York pap,
and doctors n was secret also H
keop the thrung at afflicted from
siczlng the placr The change IA trt'
afiiLude as thc doctors aGd thr pspr'
within thr laH forty EIGHT h"ure
quite remarkable. And still n"thh
~ to me reul merits ut lho ir-oimr'
has been uciuaih proved tct. n'r 'H.
"a Do Tor several weeks ; rcrAfI
in dctHii ~ MS casp les being krpi
Yh"ut thiriy physi"iuns am ri
80 having h,en amUn- thr u,rt tu D..
cure the uj.etlon ANA OF course ht..
prsat fdth m pr Friedman. o.
too much IS az stake FOR ue 60 h1E
absolutely or his words aud rromis.
Yours truly
JoHN g. sHEPHEEs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

Five Physicians Present 10.
day When Pinowski DiscOv-
cry Is Administered; Sim.
liar 70 the friedman.

FiYe pnysiciars. Br. !. a. Reidy. Or.
\. @. Rice. ". vi VI Spnrge. nr G. a.
frank and Dr. Lncket. this morning
stisnslea IN iinFrEgnpfu clinic inn pri-
waite rcnidrnca oa scash Arno street
nL which thc pinsoasAi serbm, said
10 be Nel2 slmilar "a ibe Friedmann
rtrum. was Administered 70 sSoung
uomaa. who s. IN Albuquerque for re-.
ser from pulmonary tuberculosis. The
name of ono Foung woman = withheld
from publication a her request The
l'inFosskt serum ~as Obtained from
pr. Austin r Held. b. P'sfspurgh. Pa.
rho senf q 81 AlDneUerque. % 30
Used On e. r. Esncinian. yotms
IMAM whose death oeeafresi several
da aEo. The serum arrived the day
1fttf seung Mr. Efnrlman's deatl.
Mr hsaclmaa's hroiher. 81. y. Esh-
Gilman. ~ fttlbarNn. pseraiicd on pg.
u. u - send the serum Tor use on his
brother here Or. Held secured the
serum from Or. Plpbowskl ia Beriig,
spailnR q special trim a. Europe Tor
that NarfCsf. written instruction
from DR. Hello accompanied the serum,
Nhich j. sufficient Tor onc cempiete
treatment for enc patient Two BOTTLES
N.fe rcif. One eenlaius serum.
ton2isiine VI thc rertiiau gerfn.
which y derived from 8 cola biooded
animai ard Vim nor rruN st body heat
Tn. olhsr hottls contnaus turtic tu.
heftuhn 1itt "s"ruu = injected IN
tfniauWgiaris. the iurtio iubcrruiln.
sa''euianeopfis ui1seilniIs are never
siven soercr thsn Six cii,s apart. mon
longer thau TN Aass apart "a has
b. ~ demonstrated thut some uinr pa
tionis gam Neirat nfter tae srst IA
j.. zen ara lose thr amount GAINED
after the sceoisd injection. % 81 f.W
days. however. tines recover the lost
aud ccnttuae 80 rnin 1r heih writ
Ing 10 DI. lttidg here ,.sys be has use,l
M pirkowski treatment Nifh good re-
suits "a tic rrsf and Fscend stages
The result of fhs treatment on the
yonng woman en- South Arno h"re Wit
BE- awaited with mucf Interest iOroils
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
She CAVE UP
ALL HOPE
Physicians Failed To Help Mrs.
Green, But She Finally Found
Relief In Cardul.

Meetze. va--Mrs J. c. Green Of us
place. says; y suffered with vomarIv
troubles so that ] could hardly SID un.
Two Of the best doctors I'm our to@n
treated mo and tried different mcdl.
cines, until ] save up an hope OF or
getting we'll.
Ono day 7 decided 10 try some car.
dui II did so much for mo .lal [
ordered some more. and 81 cured he!
To-day, | feel as well a. | ever ala N
my life.
Tho pains and the trouble nrc oil
gone. ! fool like another person IN
every wav. ! wish every sufferer could
Lnow what Cardui Will do for s. k
women"
low doses OF Cardui AZ the rlrlt
time, viii save n any a big doctor IN
by preventing serious sickness
II tones Mp the nervous system. nad
helps make pale checks fresh and rof p.
Thousands of weak women have been
restored n health and happiness ~
using Cardul Suppose YOU try a.
IL may be Just tho medicine you need.
n. D. Write n, laie,' Advisory uepi Ch,r..
9oo4A Msdieine 60, Chattanooga, Tenn 10 So, II
'@ ~oasH sea' 70 sisis usappsf on fsausaL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
kunsn, 90, Ihc-tocL

kansas CI,. March l.... cattle
Receipts 500. uu sawrrru.. murk,'
unchanged. usta, steers tt.6UH
900. southern J,yrs, fC.5UuN.1ti
southern COWS aud hrlfrrs. St25U
I.,a, uutyo COWS and u,ifurs fieIfi
$3.50; .to,.ur- and frvdrr.. yG.i0N
.N..5. bulls. y,.aopf.aa. r1'ycH S5.0u
HlU.25s western steers. tt.uon sos
western .oWr. aIaUW 400.
Hose Receipts 600 hcuJ. marked
higher. bulk. gs.guuN.so. heavy. fS.G1
1N.fr. packers unU butchers. fs.ium
.NAs. uvbL SN151NA5, pigs. sf.,00
1.s5
SH,rr Receipts uuu'. u"WiuilIN
steady. muitons 85.Oun 90, Colo.
r,du lambs, SN.e5W range vcih,
crs aud ycuruuss. &s.55n uus,
ewes s5.uo4tG.t..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
INTRODUCE NE" PROVES
VERY MOVING COMEDY
AT ELKS' THEATER

Introduce Me as rrc.nt.l go
the Eiks thuucr Iast MIGHT 10 , ..utll
md select audience. proved most
moving comedy, moving .ra li
of me uudicnco uui uf thu han after
the first utt. with dcpartns atl,- DO
tiuna hrtU '.u thD rest Ht The %. f '
that it wus 20 lUHeFnru" srout l3
wuch,j the hui Cuuuu Ltu -
troau,v Mc proved what b. i,.nH -
l ana lurohtcil hu'Wn g- rIHt.
although Della Clarke the s.r
might have shown Co cpnsit.i Hlo
nIranu gc With different support To-.
most that can ho 4iiJ oi 'in u '
Mr 81 ih, I,.a ~ld ahou 90 tI. .,i-
ftf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
The Markets
WALL STREET.
lny Leased WIrc tai Evening Herald

New Norh. March o., Tho stora
market closed heavy Speculation tu.
dyy reelected tho uncertainty us Go the
wuIriug oui uf various problems uscr.
n"nrirg tI' N.rkct Nulhul definite
was disclosed resj rdlng tH' solution
u tl, ligffu.Iu tuukir. uIfHpulH tH-
vices received los some Wall street
houses favored tI. N."W uHt Ily ro-
lissu dissolution plan would u, ace
''puhir tu fIr california rJ..ntd
commission Foreign markets rrGr.t-
cd tho uu'.u,s. OF tlr approaching
l.l Ter buNdg.s and although london
prices los Americans w,i, caster
nvtl.Us ni Importance Nus Huu, U,I,
.aI foreign account
GaIh hcaru.ss. in whi.s SOM, n,A
records Wote made was NOT pl long
duration. fu, market s,uu rising %
above yesterdays close. lu fa- last
fnN minutes ~.liug OF HoaJiug and
Union Pu..G forced la, s.rutf lj-t
OFF stIu
Bonds $500, IRREGULAR
'iu-,
Nmtt.mat,s. GO 80
sugar. lit
Nt.usou. lHII-i.
Northern ulonc. 1880.
Hudur laG l-s.
southern puHa'. 3G as.
Union r."iH. 1870.
sI,eI. go .-l
si,I, prrrr,d, los
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15
wOOLTEX DEMONSTRATION
AT ROSENWALD SORE

Announcement wac madc today
that D. NJ Burns. representative o'
iha Wooltex company in this tergi-
tors, 81 Ca give practical dcmonsta.
lions ul the superiority 90 Won't
garments ui the Roseuv nla ETC." 'i
next week. 20 "a expected that th 2
WooltoX uemonstrauor wiz g.. "uy
of the big spring opening features
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

rui,aso. N1rru ls.-'slop l".. stii-
1904 u. nhrl' uduN coutrd prlrra i1
aetiiu, Ifuu iIr atHrt Lower 'i'i'a
nud th, h,lrsa domestic crop outlook
ucrr thp rurr innVucra against ins
lulH Additional mnialuro in tho cou'
tral atrt 1nd tho southwest tended
cleo 40 dcpross the market The open
iug Nas ID shHdo ~ Ne Hr l"Nr'.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

The lostrr, on christian So.,u,v 'I
thr Ee th.at,r SUNDAY afternoon
vul o., delivered hr Nr Clarence g..
Eptuu uf Tarama. Wash Nlr EDtou
e. u member oi tb' urarl of Ie"turr-
ship of tn. F.rH ghW % ai christ
= .lenun. 81 Boston Macs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

N,r York March &c.. 'rU money
uumuul. uo 'uuus time loans caster.
t1 uuJ goo Utts s-imG poo cont
flN months 953 -t be. 'rnt
Prime mercantile pup"r b p. tIb ror
cent
Cuumprem uftlF tih2
1901 silver ., l.r.
MtNlran duIlurs ifr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

Houses and lolF Tor sale On easy
paymeats ~ nanasg's. Dlnt pas
rent MONEY 70 loan. go W. sold
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

a.. a. statz. Nra known miniEg
engineer returned iaHt night from a
business trip "a NilvauAec. Wis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-15

Denver. Murrh l3... cattle Nu.
,ripts. 900, murk,t strong. beet
si,,re. SG.oUu 500, COW. uud h,ilers.
{a.o0mG.pO; stock,rs and feeders.
ts.00u35a, cilN,s. tNouuli Uo.
liuEs Nunr.
SHEEP Nour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20
GASTRONOMIC
Good Eating from All Parts of
the World.

Mary Louise Barrolrs Around the
World Cook Book is OF the comfort
able, old-fashioned kind. in that it does
not make appetite wait upon calorics
and carbohydrates and other things
scientific. but simply tells us how TO
cook things that are good TO eat. II il
modern in that II draws upon the
worlds treasures OF cookery. one can
learn here how TO make japanese fish
paste, Hawaiian curry. one. two and
three finger poi and luan-ed chicken;
Hungarian goulash 0he paprika Is not
stipulated however,, Turkish PLAZA
noble dish-Chinese chi-lo. Spanish.
German and Argentine dishes. and
mock terrapin, which. resembles the
mock turtle Of which Lewis Carroll
sang in that veal may he used as a
substitute. And the book becomes old
fashioned again when IL appends
recipes for removing stains and for
preparations for the treatment OF skin
ana hair. Century Company.
Dishes and Beverages OF the Old
SOUTH by Martha Mccullough Will
iaihs tMcBride, Mast e. Coz, is no less
welcome. Her pages on pork in all its
'oothsome forms would have gladdened
the heart Of the Gentle Ella: and she
spices them with delightful old
southern atmosphere. Her roasted
possuln is poem-and have you ever
eaten New Orleans bouillabais which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-20
A GREAT CHlNAMAN.

MEMOIRS or II HUNG CHANG. I'd
ited by William Francis ManniX. WIN
an introduction by the lion; J0nh w
Foster. Svo. pp. xvii, 29S. The Hough-
ton Miftlin Company.
The diaries and other writings Of the
late Ii Hung Chang amount to some
100000 English words. The great
statesman was not, so the editor Of this
volume informs US, a careful diarlst'
He was negligent Of dates, and had
habit Of returning TO earlier events Al
his career without taking the trouble
Of referring plainly backward. Fur
,hermore. he seems TO have had an IN
tricate system of marking his entries
by cycles and reigns, which even MS
native translators have found extreme
IL difficult to interpret But, for all
that, we have here commentary not
ONLY on the Chinese and international
events of which he was so great
part. but on life and men that is Oh
genuine importance, and. what is more
of considerable human interest
Ii Hung Chang was a pure China
man. with an ancestry, so ne notes
early in his diary. Of twenty-seven or
twenty-eight centuries. Not drop OF
Manchu blood flowed in his veins. lie
was a scholar of istincuon. whose
viewpoint remained intensely Oriental
even after he had begun 10 take cog
nizance of the civilization OF the West.
1t is this quality in his writings that
gives them their favor for US. But
beyond that there is in these pages
strong and endearing leaven OF the hU-
manitv that is shared by us all. III
Hung Chang was not only superld-
lively able and successful man; he was
a Man. A tribute such as his to the
memory of his friend General Grant in
these pages sounds nobly, profoundly
true. and elsewhere he talks Of Cor
don. who certainly was not a tactful
person, with justice OF appreciation
that honors both their memories. as,
again. in hours Of tribulation, Ii found
time to deplore the death OF Ward, far
away from his mothers ministrations.
An enemy Of Christianity at first, Ii
readily admitted the beauty of It's
moral teachings when he came to know
them. In the middle of the last CEN
fury he reached the conclusion, to which
the Orient seems 10 have come general
ly to-day, that ethically the West has
nothing TO teach il. Confucius, he held,
II followed faithfully, was as reliable
a guide to the true conduct OF life as
Christianity. In fact, he opined that
Christians were hated in China not so
much because they were Christians as
because they were foreigners. He, too.
hated them, especially their diplomats.
Il have 'ound," he observed after the
treaty OF Shimonoseki, that some Of
the ablest and most honorable one.
will lie with as much ease as Nan
king bird hawker They will be as eX-
travagant in thei. promises as man
who wishes l. borrow money, but who