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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19
Seine fleinc Safe.

Gta6tidubmeiiter lire mndt be.
fannt, oaB er in 3utinit feline 3abl-
onlueiiungeu aug Dem iogenanntcn
tleinen 8aarionO Der S6ul6eborOe
Gonoriren meroe. Seine @ntihei-
hung lit 6ur6 Sic 3eiieetrtihdoigung
ron 9rGiioent Soloot9iner luio Su.
perintanoent @raif perallloBt NOR.
6eit. 6err lire bdlt iid alio Der.
onttportIi9 unO miro mir Iniueiiltn.
gen bonoriren, Die oen getpobnIthen
Snitan5enlpeg gegangen itnO.
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Qrrinnnlirll.

Tie Bamilie BON Serrn Seinridj
cid 1T Ieetc giatt moblbcbalteu,
In bIiibenDer @eiunobeit bon Dem
acknowledgement ShlesDig'Sol-
itein uad1 9maba 3uriidgefcgrt.
Gin Wilfommensrub bon Der Gri'
biinr.
Bu unlcrem 9eOduern berue9men
mir, OaB sSrau Gbris. Seine, Sat.
fin bes sise.9raiioenten ocs Grts.
berbauoB, gcitcrn glbeno eineu glut.
lturs erIitt. Srute 9ladjmittag elm
ueaoaeuen GrtlnOisungcn juiolgc
knt iid Der 8uitano Der Batientin
aebeIiert, feIbiee ubcr 1T our6 ben
MllauerliiIt iebr geidluadt.
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saf a,u tu ttaHam fastt
Epalhfaaa tm HnaaHmtai
famtiu f'ust btt hau
maafuiamlif

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lIfarH 6.f bff tgfumm.mt boz i
fiuhfMit tt.uphHllu Wlfcglzf
.NNrf aie AdNwiaE1 W5 ttt Scr
Nim n aaitim.dg eilb. crihal
|ln .fHinitlifntu uh0 mau fdHH
agfr ri iftu bab g8 ba etr A1
raac mic um tHIrtm aCtfr
MIRO
went @aatn iuno aettIi5 dcidlat
q huo oicit5 sCulel SaW cmpilmI
0ie 0inwdnagftr luuu ben bielilc
afrtii1un4 sohntu Yt beieue1
.Iruiidr Qlmif m6 0cuiidier ana
lhgm 1anct 0llittucretu mr 8fr
Iialrua aeiiellU ~Icutdc 8lmit'
(ghiilrerciu iiberaebeH) aUcutiht
g4iiituihaltIer mo Griin6er (0cu
St Fetrus 0crciu iibertrdgeu1
Dcutih amerifaniide Sn0uitrir'
luom Su6 Cmoba 8Idttoeiltidu
gerein bemannD. aTeutih amerifd
Iniihe 9atrioten~ (uom 2an6ncbruer
tin bemannt). .Ias Oeutide Scim.
(bom Cnaba Glattoeutidcu 9ercir
AZ beieBer) .@ermania uniere Dlut
| ter, Columbia imiere @rout COON
Qeiltjhen 9amcn 8erein dus3iiitat
icn) Gin 5ebnter @ageu. oii
eGeltid.dmerifaniihe 9rciie" ali
uuentipeate aGntpferin fir periou
lide Gedte 0ariteIen0, miro geaen
lwdrtia Don 6rn. 9ien5 1c3eihuet ii
/ ser Glnn in ser am n1diteu Conn
tag itottiinOenoen Siblmg porgeIeg
DeroeH. Ger gier6rauerarbeiter In
terltiiBlnlgsberein miro aaer 8Or
oitsiitt nod 0ieieH @agen 6eiuan
Incit
gluf Serrn 9len3' 8nidl piri
ie6er SdDainuogen einen aapitdn ct
Galten Der feline sSnitruftionen ar'
bdlt nno fir ben @ogeu nerant
lipoftlih sebaltal Miro. se0er 8a
E.een crbdIt eiften @orreter, bet eli
I'6iibih aeforfittes 5djiIO NIT Der ge
5eihnung 6es Shailpagens trdgt
g[nf glnrat6en oes Serrn 9ien5 ipur
oe beidloiien, 6aB Die gtiaBung Ell
I.pes ic6et Sdaupageus cine 8robl
Ioltr6junohen BAT, oantit alles alt
flabpt iulo jeoer ieine 6teQung ein
5unebmen DeiB. Die aoitiime iinl
bei 6errn 2ieben 5u be5iebert. Ser
Mems lu6 glae eiu, iid oie 9lrbeiter
an Sen 8agen n5uie1en; er er
tldrte, oaB er iid cine gbre oorau.
MAIDEN tDeroc, Die oeutiden Shou
Inagcn 3u Den ihortitcn Der gail5er
Standardization 81 gcitaltcn.
Die nGdite 9eriantnhlng fin6et
gonntag nm 4 llbr gta6mittna in
0eutiden Snts itatt.
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Sdlne0le qPutortar.

Gin uuler 1upu5 Der 0lcaeen
@iotorcar mar aritern I'M Union
9abnboi msgeiteat. Die Gor er.
reidlt cine 5a6rgei6ninoigfeit BON
81 Qleilcu per Shtnoc unO lit fir
Gle Suuiet Central 9iues inn Staote
Seras beitimmt. Sic bat 200 Bier
Oefrdite. 9lebrere bobe 9c1mte Der
llnion Raciiic 9abu madten Die
9robeia9rt NIT oerielbcn. Die
gahnIinie bat nod fitni ipeitere Die
ier Gnr8 IN 9eiteqlmg. gisber bot
Gie 0lcaeet Company 40 geliefert.
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Nntnnt Der fSrei6riefmnfll.

9ic Spc5idlnobl. Bel pel9er libel
ben neueu it1otiiden 6reibrief oiI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bic Sic,
ben.fiit,einen 2unrter StraBenbabn
!artem abgelirumt ipirb, miro ent
,iucber am A ooer am II. 9soOem
6er itattfir6en,
Gic 2roinan5, ipcldc 6ns Ga
.tin feitiebt miro am fommen0er
GienItag bonn Staotrat6 in @rwa
giutg pntcrbreiten wcrocn.
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llntcrridlt i'm sdriitieben.

9lm Montug miro inter Der Gel.
tinlg bon e. .. gepion cine Spc.
5iaIihule fir anaben eroffnet, in
pelder inter anoeren llnterid)ts.
fa9ern ald ShriftieBen geIebrt
MIRO. Guperinte4oeHt @rofF balt
tcn lthterridjt fiir fcbr BiDednldBia,
oa er gIeid3eitig Oie Sungen nlf
intereiiaute @eiic NIT Der 9iedt.
Idreibung oertraut radt un0 ite
aud iOrgfdItig orbeiten Iebrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19
Gragifhts GnSt
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baib Htdisp

rahfINat gasm t1 h
QflufllH spae mn dhtn
niag UllHad ism oHHmHhtn
4onbfi Wn i6r lIaeeH mHth.fu
etafaiiut mcafn 6H ffaNaup1l.h
bahiltm Nnfg aa1tMen btlIfai hll
ibreni liufen N1tu t.n tu iHIMa
Alfl 1slrgl mgil Ne bfu tAtIIfslfn
lhres N0rseuH aHs laHbtsn.dit
trn nidi Die Naub Nm Mm6t hit
Uftsn ftihcu tounlt Nafen entlfi
teu acfpff fnn0 man boa Roldilg Do
res Nolers 0es Rruleu NilbfIm
MT elmer Stabmm0t iu Der
2 hlaie.
gs mar Bic alit Srididlic oie
Ie0er idon 10 maudle5 biibtn0c
iunac Mrnid5eultben Dem Stdu0c
uururtbeilr aeopiri bal. Iic hulc
!iebreicnSe HrllBtiim mar NIT Sans
ron gIeihro0er pcrlobt. 9llhrlih
aebdrbeie man iih IN bImlbIiitileu
areiien Oh oieier 9erloblm1 aauI
folbdueIidj. glie tonHte cine Qrin-
seilin bon e5ebliit e5 maleu, eineu
glanfersiobu (oic gleidrooer5 &c.
Loren ju ben prominenteiten 6uanl.
aroben III Teiltiflan0l 81 beiratben
-ilnb nod oaju iiioiiher stbfunit.
glIs oem rcaicreHoeu 5er5og uon
S1dienggeininr bic @crloblm8 3li
Gbrpn tam, perbat cr iofort 0ie Der.
6inoimg, nubrr BIC 4rin5eiiin ucrs
sidtr oui uile 1itel mo 0iirOeu
Ia trat 0nnn ald bel oem jun.
gen Wla0dleH Oas gloelsbcIpllBtiein
herbor-iie IDies Oieie 3umutburg
entIhiebn surild.
Die prin5eiiin ipic ibre Gltern
crireliten iid1 ipeaen ibres nnsgeipros
dcnen @obltbdti0teitsliuns Den 9Ir.
men 1eeeniiber wie ilberboupt nc.
gen ibrer 9fntbeiInnhme am 8ohl.
eraeben oes golfes aagenieiuIter
@eliebtbcit- olIrter naen Stduocn.
Ger BroBbersog tonnte ais
6allpt Der sSanliIie lladl oler ira
bition Fnnl onaus baESclI1s aIs iittl
eeacn eiie BerbiHbitna Der Erin5ei.
TN NIT einem .Dlinoerpertbigen
su entIheioen. es beibt, Dab ibr
gatcr elmer 3uitimmrmg 81 Der
gerbinoung niht ourhauS a6gc.
neigt mar, aber er fonilte ieinc
llnobb1naigfeit megen ieines iinau-
5ielen gerbdlmiiies gum groB-
bcrSca niht oilfredt crhaltcn
Sans BON gIei6ro0er ihlOirte
me6rere Sabre apf Der beriibmteu
llnioerftat SeibeIberg uro madte
noriaen Nirter ein 9oftorerameu.
"a fonnte man oen ilmgen @elcbr-
ten gar bditfig nit Dem rci5cnoeli
grinBebfeil 3linmmcn ieben. Cb
iif Oas 2ie6espaar in 0ic Cut
Ideioimg oes @roBber3oss gciiigt
un0 in iein Sdidial ergeben b1tte,
lit nidt befanut. IS beiBt, bnb
bon gIeidlrober oeItern mad Sci
belberg abgereiit iei Cine off.
stede GrfIdriiug iiber ben selbit.
inoro Der 4rinjeiiin 1T nod niht
obaeaeben tuor6cn. Die 9iirgrr bon
GeibeIbcrg aber iino in tieienl
5dimer3e.
glad einem galaitbenntten too
teic Iih bic 8rin5ciiiu lugeidbr
UNI 6 llbr D1or1ens. Cine 5ungfer
hetr1t ibr 3immcr fiir3 nud Der
TraaoOe unb ian6 oen entieelten
a6rpcr. Gie grnl5eiiin mar erit
25 Sabre dlt.
Gin griiocr bon i6r, grin3 Scr.
mann, trat Dor eiuigen Sabren
ais benz prcpbiiden Secre aus.
Cr iiberiieoeIte nad Qpnoon tm6
beiratbcte cine it1lieniide Gdan.
ipicIerin Ga CT ieiuen GiteG ab.
Ieacn mlbte, ncnnt er iid icrtar
fRrnf rffhpitn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-19
sibnna scr sodal serpice ge65rSs

Ole Social Seruice geb0roe belt
Ionneritag Qlbeno in Der Staotbaap
cine @ei6Gftsiiblng ob. 0lnn be.
;dloB, ale Observation-Disclosures in
Omaha ouT ibrcn itttIihen G6arofter
bin itreng 81 ii6erpafen 8e-
iligitcnS Gin gdtglieo Der 8eb0rOe
ioQ SEN gSoritclllngeu beipobuen.
98enn 0as Dtitglieo ettDos 9lnit6Bi.
ac8 6emcrft. 10 miro e5 Den 2eiter
Ser 15eaters eriuhcn, oieies ob.
5ltiteQen.r
QroiciIor 49, 6. Chambers mel.
octe Dem Sefret1r Ger 9G56roe, 0oB
Der interitationale 3an5uleiiterber.
6ono Die 9iegcIn fir 3on36aIIen,
uclhe bic SocioI Serpice 8eboroe
por Ginger 3cit mnnbm gut8ebei.
zen babe. Qicic 3fegelH per0eu
in ie6cr Staot Der gereinigten Staa.
ten lm0 aanaOnS, Die auf Der Son.
ncution pertreten ipareA berleen
mer0en.
Ger SefretGr puroe mgeiDicien
Den goli3eidef ihriftlid 81 criutelt
feline geunIte BON Der @eiebmdBig.
felt Der 9(b5cidat Der 0lit9liecr III
aenntiiB 5u iesn. 8eranlaBt iunr.
oe Dies 0aourd, mctl einem Wlitglieo
Ger 3utritt gu 9nrnlm uno 8ai.
lens 3irfu3 Dor eilttger 3eit Der.
lueigert luoroen NOR.
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;yiir irrlinnia 6rfunoen.

Qlcatrice, 9lcb. Is. Sept. 6rall
Scurp @uentbcr 1T Our9 Ole itnnt-
lide sSrriinnSfontmiiiion fir irrilt-
nig beflmOpu mO Der ltoali6eu
SrrenonitaIt ilberipieien tuoroen, Sic
hatte lih BON i1renl @atten nnO Den
Slinoern entiernt uno nanoerte auf
hcnl SeIoc lumber. Sic hcrIlIdltc
Selbitnoro, iuoem iie cine 0uulti-
tat Gbinin peri9ludte.
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@irber in Der 2. 0(afe.

Garrington 81. O., 10. Sept -
Darlington lit nun nicoer in Die
glpibc Der Boitdmter 8peiter aIaiie
cinacriIdt, nelhcr cS friiber bereits
ongr66rte. Gin 5uiaQiges 9lbiaIen
Der ginnabmeu bate elm SiBtcn III
Gle 8. alaIie nit iif gc6rod)t.
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0ts @ntermurbS 6esidti0t.

Stodton, no, 10. Sept Inter
Dem gr1bliGen 9eroadt, ibren 8a.
ter ermoroet 5t babcn, Inn iiA in
ben geiib OeiIen 9ermogenS 5u
ieten, iin0 bier Die @ebriioer Sa-
mons Derbaftet unO na9 fnr5enr
g3erbGr benz 0iitritt8geridt iIberluie.
Zen tporOen.
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@niifaIiIdlcr g6enS.

9tm samItng glbenO oeranitaItet
Ser Garter Qotc @lu6 cine mitiifa.
hide llnter6oItung, peI6e eiH bib,
ldes uno reidAaItiges Rrogramm
AntfnBt gs miro ou6 Die tolentDol-
IL S1nacrin 5rdnlein Sarab S6nei-
Der bon 0tilwatfee cillige gortr1sc
gebert
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4nhinner I'm bnS sdlabamt.

Maibin0ton, .. 8, 70. 1ePt. n
@obc 6. 9orfer, Elm G6octaD'5 '5noia.
ner BON Scaoenp, Gfla., ipuroe ais
glepiitrar oe8 guuocSihabaultes Der.
ci6iat. gr lit Der @rite icinet
glaiic, ipel6er Oieic 8teae betlcioet
1m6 fpie er iagt, bctrahtet CT icin(
Grnennlng ais cine entidieoenC
dnltlihe 9lncrfennung oes Si5tber
Monnes. Gcin gtlb miro aaf aaer
@oIoideineu 81 ie9eu fein
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! 0[mnrIfn iiinll1lt nILes ar

IN Qlmcrfa rinnnt ollcS groBc
1imenliouen an. SelbIt Der Rc'
qeu. Ssn 3cga8 ergob er iih in
Iolden Stromen, oaB Der @a9en.
rerlebr eingpiteat iperNpu nllBte.
2ur @egfp1idung ocs politii9ell
SdmuBeS rcidte er ober bod aidt
aus,
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&,ettcrberidlt.

5iir Cmaba Council Bluffs unO
llngc9eno:: Sdaiter inlo til1ler
helte 9tbeto; 5antlta9 i6on unN
on5aIteuo fiibl.
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g[dltnnn. 0rntidler 9an.Slpmite.

9&dfIten Sonntag glahntittag 4
ltbr finoct cine Giblng ocs Geiit.
id)er Eag.aonIites itatt. syeoeS 9tit.
glieo 1T 6rinseno eriudt 81 ct.
iheinen.
Gus &aueiiena @etretdr.
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- .. 3. 8nru, OeutTdcr Opti.
fer. slugcn iuiteriudt fir grtaen.
4A3-5 grdnbeis @ebGuoe. Omaha,
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SFinner'S GYbDiu Mlaenront-bei al.
len @roters. @emadt in 9eebrasta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
BROOKLYN REALTY SALES.

y H. !. Daily has concluded negotld-
tons for LEASING "a George W. Lott Tor
the Barker estate the promises ~ NO Va
Fulton street. corner Of Film Place. Inc
loaee * for a term of tweuty-one yea :
and involves the entire ground floor %
the building. AT present OCCUPIED by
cafe and iewelry and hair goods establish
nents The space measures about 2sNfo
feet
The Houtain Company reports the fol-
loving sales. For Charlie :. Aronstchi'
the three story dwcllin- house NJ No. ~
schormcrhoru street. FOR \. Maurice ia
oohs two four story iathouses. with
stores AZ so. . To 30 Rogers avenue and
~. 1921 to 1888 Bedford avenue; for
Charles r.. Wcruis tho four story nat
house ~ 80. 1859 Flathush avenue: with
DcGoode y Volta. Tor \ y. Reed the
two -four story nathousos ~ Nos. liN ana
itG Bedford avenue. Tor George Arm
strong. TWO two-faniy brick houses at
Nos. 1919 and ~ list street. and. with
William o. KING for the Palatla Home
Buldiur Compar,. ,nree stor! dwelling
house al so 5l6 Avenue j..
Tho l.. T.. Waldorf Company has sold
for Ms. Mary Huchurg the no" t>ree
.tor, dwelling house 80 20 ID street 10
81 client FOR 0ccupancr
Gubcr, Elliott reports tho sale Of tho
northwest corner of Ralph avenue and
Pacific street. four story hathouse. 10
Harris Roislcr. also. No. ll7S Park Place.
two-famiiv dwelling house. to Marie
Staugc and so $40 Lincoln Place. two
family dwelling house. To- lula McIvar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

Miss Elizabeth II. SomerNille, "ho Is 10
marry Frank Garretson Smith THURSDAY
evening. March q, will have as her maid
Of honor Miss Lucille Harding. Ter
other attendants are to he Mrs. }. Harry
Stothoff ,Helen Arms. at whose "edd'"I'
last September Miss SomerVIlIe was an
attendant: Mrs. Jesse T. Russell. OF
Saratoga: Mis- Laura Stothoh. OF Man
haitian. and Miss Marjory {. Todd OF
Erooklyn. She will also have httle
flower girl. Miss Kathryn Somerville' Of
Arycrnc.
J. Harr, Stothon Is TO 10 best man
and thc ushcrs will be Hamilton f..
Childs. Robin Hazdock. Of Brooklyn;
Clarence Carlson. Garner Denmedd' OF
Baltimore: Ralph Levitt. of Leomins'er'
Mass. and Robert Paneborn' Of Ger
mantoWn. Penn.
The bride is the daughter Of MI ana
Mr.. Lowry Somervlle. of No. 81 Adciphl
street The ceremony and reception FOL
loving will take place at the Pouch Gal
lerN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16

r. will hold its luncheon at 'ne rio'e'
Boss,rt OIL Wednesday. April :. ne i'e''
Dr. Newell Dwight Hills VIII De uhe
principal speaker and the music VIII We
furnished by Mrs Sherwood Hatd'
The BROOKLYN Horse Show VIII pe neiu
Thursday. Friday and Saturday APr'i IT,
IS and 10. in the clubhouse. CharleS H.
Hubbs is chairman and Haihii'o'' H.
Salmon secretary of the committee
The Misses Madeleine ana 'a'''
Weber. Of Putnam avenue. gave ''e'
shower recently for Miss Mary A. oioieS'
of Monroe street. who is 10 be marrieo "
George r. Davenport next month Aitei
the shower hearts were played. The 'ao'e
decorations were red and white. besides
the guest of honor there were present
Mrs. william Sibley. Mrs. GustaVus -
Weber. Miss Elizabeth Sibley. Miss Helen
l.. Sibley. Miss Daisy Davenport MISS
Bess Jennings, Miss Helen Weber MISS
Regina Chambers and Miss Helen Martin
Miss Mae Greenwood and Miss Sue Bas-
sett. of Manhattan.
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day Of April each year. The lncorpo-
rators, who will also act as directors oi
the society until the first meeting. next
month. arc Mrs. lIorteuse W. Green
Henry W Green. Charles \. Ditmas'
Joseph :. Halsted. stephen w. Giles. VIII
lam f. Lake. Victoria u. stevenson. frcd-
erick Van Wyck. Charles n. higgins.
Charles +. Scrivcn. John II. Van Siclen'
Cornelius Kouuenhovcn. Margaret Y
Ditmas. Philip r. I. Sparliuc FREDERICK
J. n. Kracke and Charles W. Gramm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16

Tho costume mania has taken hold ~
Prooklvn. and many dcbutanics arc
planning for tho fancy dress ball 10 be
given I'm the Heights Casino Friday even
inr March = ON the committee arc
Miss Ruth Blackford. Miss Alice 'ordi"r.
Miss Ruth Cunning. Niiss Dorothy Luck
onbach Miss Kathleen Dunn. Miss Jessie
Hopkins. Harold Carhert. Dean kalh-
ncisch. August Cordlor clifford Dunning.
Harris Thurston aud Sterling Martin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
THE FIRST GUN.

There is no sample OF the eagL'
hand gun" first made. II is said,
LEIPZIG $50, which was merely min
ture cannon. fastened TO a kind OF q
and discharged like cannon BY NEE
of a slow match. BY lengthening the ?.
rel. affixing II 10 a clumsy stock, oor
the vent at the side OF the oarrei acc
ing a kind OF lock which held the mai
and brought Il directly and promptly u
Tho priming powder and adding a 2
cover which protected the printing n
damp and shielded the eye OF the 500
from it's flash at the discharge.
match lock became sufficiently sery'
able TO become the favorite weapon
tho soldier for nearly three centuries a.
II may be added. is IN use IN Iioet az
nresent educational Magazine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
BROOKLYN LOANS, s12.1a3.37o.

The total sum of BROOKLYN mortgages
recorded las; week. was Sel>j.31o. as
against SlG.1s3.7,j for the corresponding
period last year There were issued last
week 7}5 permits for now buildings 10
cost Sj.S3n.572. for the similar week in 1917
6s6 permits were issued, the estimated
cost of the buildings being {J.555,50s.
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THE INDUSTRIOUS HEN.

Egg production in the United States
Increased from 40 million dozens In 1850
TO 1900 million dozens In 1900 and /. rs
greatly increased, being only S. thousand
dozens in 1850. going UP to 3 rs million
dozens in 1910, 1871. million dozens in 1911
and 10 million dozens last year.-Da.ly
Consular Reports.
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CALDER TO BUILD MORE HOUSES.

\ group of ten two story brick dwelling
houses 2ox52 feet each. Is to be built on
the southcrly side 81 Prospect avenue
Erootlyn. l2l feet east of Tenth avenue,
bv REPRESENTATIVE William VI. Calder.
BENJAMIN r. Hudson "no has drawn the
plans. places the total cost at %''"'
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TO INVEST $4,000 IN BROOKLYN

Isador Miller is going 20 invest SlSo,oo'
i'm the erection of two four story pilch
fathouses at the southwest corner o'
Cooke and Ocean avenues. broohlN"'
The plans have been drawn and hled pN
Conn Brothers
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foothold here before the worlds fair.
other is that the Southern Pacific ~
pany has at last decided IT is far
economical to own its own headoua,.
than to pay high rent to others. Bw
real purchaser Is said to be John \
Spreckels. who has been notified n
out of the Claus Spreckels Building
who wishes the new site as place u
The Call" his pet newspaper, which y
recently sold on a years option
A bequest of 10000 has been rec,s !.
by the University Of California from j
estate OF Miss Carrie VI. Jones. who n,
vldes that the income Of this sum sho
be used for scholarships to help NJ.
students. The California State Ora,
has also founded some scholarships OF :,
annual value of 500. open to student,
agriculture.
Twelve hundred acres of oil lands 4,
longing to the Kern River OIL Field, !,
California. Limited, have been sold 10 n.
st. Helen's Petroleum Company, anoa,.
English corporation. for Sl,VoM. r.
lands are in the Midway. Fullerton Al
Santa Maria oil fields and are all vi
adapted to transportation.
Articles have been filed for railr,|
into the rich Searles Lake potash Il
posits near Death Valley. which were !
Gently the scene of an armed strug,I
between two rival companies. The c. j
fornia Trona Company will build Il
road, which will run through Kern "A
San Bernardino counties TO the south
part of Inyo County. The deposits
potash on the shore Of this lake are :.
10 be the richest in the worl1.
F.. W. Hoover, industrial agent for n
Southern Pacific Company, has resigrs]
and will soon assume charge Of an el,l
trio power company in Chattanooga Coz
trolled by the Clarke electric interests !
Ohio. Hoover for years has been ons :
the best known railroad men OF Cafo,
MIA.
Strong opposition has been aroused ty,
against the removal Of the graves In u.
old Laurel Hill Cemetery. In this eiY
Here are buried Senators Broderick NJ.
Ter, Fair, Baker and Sargent, as vel ID
other prominent Califonians. 1t is uus
that the proper thing 10 do is to max. "A.
cemetery a public park, leaving the b.
torical monuments and transferring Il
others TO the suburban buryins grouM.
This is opposed by many, as the cemet.,r
belongs to the development Of an impr.
tant part Of the western addition, a a.,
residence district
Stewart Edward White, the novels,
whose home is in Santa Barbara, mas,,
an eloquent plea for the protection Of q.
meadow lark, which has been condemns
by farmers as a destroyer of graz
White declares IL is insectiyorous and
help TO the farmer, rather than deyi
ment. The meadow lark is one Of u,
sweetest of California song birds. and 4
threatened extinction will be a seriol
loss.
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CarJs bave been issued by Mrs Cnartes
Siesel Rindsfoos for Tuesday afternoons
March Is and . and April !. Mrs. FINDS
foos before her wedding. last September
vas Miss carol Schrotcr Bacon. daughter
of Colonel and Mrs. Alexander ;. Bacon
She j.. now making her home at No 80
ocean avenue. Flatbush.