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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY q
New York. Annie !. Gruner. and other,
Plaintiffs. against kupeler Eealiy ana IcI-
sonalty Commercial Company and others
In pursuance Of a judgment % forsclosu.>
and sale. duly made and entered IN -
sbove-entitled action and bearing date Tie
18th dav 81 June. 1914 T. the undersign'0 =.
the Referee in said Judgment named. vii
sci ,s[ az pu9% oe 1 fis vessy sTee in ne
Borough ~ Manhattan. civ q New York.
on the 10Th dsy OF July, 1914. al y O'Clock
noon on that day. By u. Phoenix lngraharl,
Auctiopeer the premises directed by said
Judgment TO lie sold and therein described os
follows:
with the building and Improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying ana beng ~ the ~
ouEh Of Manhattan. CITY OF Ne~ 1orh,
known and designated ~ the Number one
hundred and tVenfy-ei gilt G,NI on ccrta n
map entitled "Hisp OF the estate Of the late
Hendrics Rutgers deceasea' I d,a,,s ~
1el5 and filed IN the office Of the Register -
The County 81 New York on March .. ls'a. a9
Map Number one hundred and seventeen
which said lot Is moro particularly bounded
AMI described as follows:
Beginning ~ point on the western SIDE
NJ Market street. distant about '%enil ~ J.
the intersection Of tho soUtherly side o. Fsst
Broadway with the said westerly slde or
rincty feet: thence southerly, t~cnty-hye
fcet. thence easterly. ninety feet. 20 h
westerly side of Market street and Themes
rortberlv. along said westerlv side Of Mar
let street twenty-f feet 70 tho pOnt or
said rrcTiscs Icing now known hv .hs
Sirnet Number Eleven III Market Street.
Dated New York June 18th. 1914
WILLIAM 4 BOYD. Referee
MIMI .rTON = BORLAND. Attorney 20
Plaintiff. - cedar street. Manhattan. New
TIE The following is a diagram n 'he prorerty
- be sold, rs street number is Il Market
East Rrnadvav
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FORECLOSTRE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York Msvbelle Realty Company, palnun.
against carrie a Miller q al, Defendants. IN
rirsuarcr OF a judgment OF foreclosure ard
81. Culv made and entered IN the above On =
titled ection and bearing date tho 10Th dav OF
said Judgment named. VIII sell Al puDhc aN.-
tion. at the Exchange Salesrooin. 10 If-I'
yesoy street in the Borough Of Manhali an
CITY of New York on the tn day OF JHiy'
1915 a 7. 0 clock noon on that DAY. bN h1in.
mel Marx AUctionccr. the premises direc' "a
b" said judgment TO be sold ana theIe'n o.
Eyfttrd As follows: Al that certain lot, pic''
o. Parcel Of land. With the building ana W
q fo-t rents thereon. situate. lying ana 10 ng
lr fbe 18th Ward OF the CITY OF New No'k,
bounded ana described ~ follows; Beginning
a. = roln. on the southerly side Of 18Th street
distant esstcrly from the soutbeastcriy cor
Ber Of 18th street and 9TH Avenue Two nun
5red and tvontv-fve feet: thence running
eaeferly along said southerly side ~ ltn
street. twenty-five feet: thence southerly ana
rsr,iieI rith 9th Avenue ninety-two feet 10
fhe centre line dividing the block between
i1th ana lsth streets, thence westerly along
usld entire line - feet. thence northcrly
zinuiug Being the same lot Numbered % on
= map OF hand Of George Rapoije BY. J. ".
ffasI,r and AdSiphuu Laws. dated the 9.h
dag 0f Aprii. 1s-1. a copy or Whlch map Us
aicd iu me Office Of the Register or the 1lty
and county 81 New York. by the No. 70 20
which map reference ~ mac ,,lo i"r the 'e''N-
cations % the above diTuenHicnf
Dated New York, June 10Th. 1914
JAMES \. FARRELL. Referee
TNGEr. BROTHERS. Attorneys TOT IihlhtiH'
~ Nassau sfreef Borough OF Manhattan.
city o. New York.
The following Do a diagram Of the property
20 BE- sold its street Number ~ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
PUBLIC NOTICE

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
tie Board NJ Water srpply at IT, otlcos'
tv@uty-s.eoni nuor Municipal Building.
PARK ROW. centre ana chambers streets.
New York city. until II 4. NJ, on Iues-
i.y univ a. 1911 for Contract 10. fJr
roofing ,lth reinforced concrete tiles IS su-
pcrstrucuIres along the line Of the Catsklll
aaue,luct between the AshOkan and HI
Wow reservoirs a distance Of approximately
o. mites Approximately ~ 100 tiles will bs
REQUIRED unde- the contract The build
inrs ready - receive tho tiles. are bcin-
urIer other contracts.
4. tire above place and time the bids
will be rublrly opened and read. Pam
phlets containing information for bidders
ana cont, act drawings can be obtained al
tic lJ,te address. at the Office o. tho Sec
Rotary ty dcpo-Iting the sum ~ ten dol
lars iI0 r. cash or rs equivalent for each
pamphlet For further particulars apply 70
the oa.c, 81 tho PRINCIPAL Assistant Engineer
al the above "a dress.
CHARLES STRAUSS President
CHARLES ~. CHADWICK.
JOHN T.. CALNIN.
Commissioners ot tho Board OF
Water supply
y uPT"Cr COEU. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02

GiHt street
Tn. approximRt. amount Or mo hen or
cbsrgo 10 sutisfy which the aboN e-dcH,r lnc4
- ar,,, fron the 1914 day OF Nay. 1919.
tree,her with tho COSTS and aH""hh'r,
amounting 70 So o.. With interest from june
Tftb 1914 together with the expenses OF ln'
80, .stoen,s End water rates or other h"nH.
~bich arc 70 be allowed 70 the purchaser our
~ me purchase money. or paid by the hel-
cree fs t4fs 10 and Interest. -.
&C., 20 a nrpt mortgage Tor 5000. WITH hc-
grued interest thereon AZ the rate nt = pc
auuun FROM September -, 1913, also ssnJe.t
90 covenants and restriction Of record. "
.,y srd 10 the state Of facts shown oy an
mated New York. June 18Th. 1915
HARRY BLUR Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02

The approximate amount ~ 'ne lien ~
charge f1 sdfl4i. "hich ine aio'e-d's, Iln'p
p-nnsrt, ia 10 he sold is so 100 With inf .t-
ost thereon from tho ist DAY ~ juno. l'iL
together wifi costs and allowance smouniil=
10 fgsq - with interest from june ltth, leli
foccther With the expenses OF tho sale Ihs
4 .p-ox mate amount OF the taxes. assess
n1ents and water rates. or other Hens. which
are 20 he allowed 20 The purchaser out "t tne
81. aid interest. -
said premises viii - sold subject 70 any
state Of facts which an accurate surFe.
,,o,,ls show and to the rights. IL any. -
tenants Of said premises under lettings
thereof 49, .,,,
Dated New York. June 2eth. iai
WILLIAM 4 BOYD. Referees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02

The Approximate amount o. ne lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which th- above described
property IL 20 be cold. IL ;3.3A. With Interest
thereon from the 10Th day Of May i9ii. to-
gothcr with the costs and allowance. amount
ing 20 50 o. with interest from June II.
1914. together with the expenses Of thc sslc.
The approximate amount ~ tho taxes. assess
mcnts ard wa.cr rates. or other liens. which
are 20 he allowed 10 the purchaser out % the
purchase money or paid by the referee, Is
$50 .. and interest
Tho premises above described sre sold sub
Jet n a first mortgage for Sspa. With &C.
.rued interest thereon. ~ tho rate Of |o rer
annUm from February 1st 1915 also g. cove
nants ana restrictions referred n IN deed rc-
corded in Iiber COS ~ conveyances AZ rac-
G01. subject 20 any question which may arise
az N the title "a that part NJ the premises
which lie sst OF tho line drawn parallel with
Eleventh avenue and distant nineteen feet
seven inches east ~ the centre line OF the
westerly party wall u the premises above
described subject TO state ~ facts shown BY
survey made by 7. Z. Nostrand, dated April
81 1905
Dated New York June rs 1915
HARRY BLUR. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF O. isa uron q Hcnauit u
ruotI-in, soar i9nf. Owned bY Thomas ".
Garrett. and vhi De- -sid lion remains unpaid.
/ rhHu z.u tho said automobile a. Public
Auction 90 Eureka Gf-ugr. i--i - am -.
NirhoIta av. Manhattan. Sow York city. on
tho lsfh dsy az luit. l9lt ~ 10 % clotA IN
IN. forenoon 81 that dav
Tat.I e. y. Juir g. 1910
am. rrurkA AUTOMOBILE STATION.
SIDNEY UDrIfiT ATTEr. Atty for Lienor.
JACOB GENsl EE. Au"uoucer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
Report on Sugar Rules.

The board Of managers of the New
York Coffee Exchange at special
meeting yesterday received the report
Of the special committee recently sp-
pointed 10 formulate rules governing
trading in Cuban raw sugar futures
on that board. The report was re-
ferred 20 the law committee Of the ex-
change in compliance with its bylaws,
which committee in turn will report
back 20 the full board Of managers az
a meeting 10 be held later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02

The Apron mate amount ~ the Zen or
,bsrep 10 satisfy which the above described
,.yor.effy H. 10 b. sold. 10 s.gig 81 with inter
srt thereon from ths sfh day ~ june, 1871
fo,zffhrr with tho coetr ana ALLOWANCE
snio0affpg 20 t1ff - with interest from JunH
geta 1914 together with Tie oNprnfrr OF TIE
sale Ths zpprOg mate sfHOUni ~ the taxes.
o. sseaamenig ana water rates, ~ dhHr li'nAi
Shich ere - be allowed 20 tho pHfrbatTr
st,f \ iiie pBfciaso money or pail ~ IN"
1poferee II fiIG ~ and interest Tie prem
ta,s .slil - sold subject ~ FIRST mortgage
for 81 % and interest ~ per cent per an
mum from July lei. 1914. said mortgage ~
NV under foreclosure ana N reduced 20
Judgment ~ tire time % sale pYcnines VIII
b. s0id subject 10 such judgment of Tore
eiogDfe. ~
Dste4 New York. June 10TH. 1914.
JANIS a FhRrTLL. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02

IVES CHES IER COUNTY.
supreme COurt-Recess.
DECISIONS.
supreme COurt-MItLs J.
Hop on /Hopton-Flnsl decree divorce for
plaintiff.
BY MORSCHAUSER. J.
Mcdonald Nc DOnald-PlaiuUT case 6is-
missed. Judgment for defendant by default.
BY KEDGH. j.
Marv Biber/ Morris and Samuel Biber. Jen-
ME orris-plaintif = application now trial
denied: leave 20 renew applications on ques-
tious OF law.
People cx rel John Dc Tierrs/R. r. r.
kieb medical superintendent. Matt5awan
Asylum Realtors writ dismissed.
Aaron HOrowitz/ Sophie Cohen. administrs-
trix-Piaintif CON paint dismissed.
County Court-PLATT. !.
Larchmont Water con- l. Reynolds ct al
Order def liant give bin particulars.
y Interurban Water COZ + Fairchild
q al-Ordcr defendant 10 give bill Of par
tiCulars
Olstcln /Kornhauser 'Poahasky/ simpsln
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Order arueoded-pa~agr III. 5. o 40.
-. June tu 70 include THE following ttir-
fher requested BE- tire pension committee
gue card luhfreI and one paper blank
fyrU0-r. win ho returned for each mTlnpfr
q th. Grpa--ueut. Commanding oniceFs
vii so trar blanks Of officers and mem
ts-s ON roster Of company. june 80. arc
returned Two paper blanks yellow fo7
each o.H-r- and member having been Tor
wa-t.ed ono ~ them may be retained 10Y
frsuro reference.
Revocation temporary detail. July /
Firerrau f-t grade j. !. LooneE, Eng. A..
70 OF -r chief az dept. as chauffeur
-ueciai leaves Of absence tnO pay l--Chlet
o. Battalion g. r.. grhiths, ID Battalion, L
hour JlIr = Eng of s. r !. McLaugh b.
iiu. T-r 81. As hours. July & Fireman LIST
grsde J. p. Eldoen. ". & L 20 a hours,
july O. p r.. Mccartney, IL. a L. Z, -
ho1rz. july .
The following additions and correction
70 gsiCrr1out Books. Borough Of Richmond,
a. hereby Promulgated for tho intorma-
ton ana guidance o. the uniformed force,
% sake eject a. g e. m. July 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
WILLS FILED.

HENRY GERKEN Dune 15l $1,000 real
estate 30 GG0 PERSONAL. 81 Psuls Lutheran
Church. 81. 90. Frederick Bosch. pastor. 500
Wartburg Orphan Farm school. 500. German
Lutheran Fmigrant House 800, Asso ion
for Improving the Condition or the Poor, 500
Seamens Mission. Hoboken. $50. Inner Ms
aheth Gcrkcn. wife. receives 500 a month Tor
life and use OF summer home Al Bclmar.
y. r. Al her death principal NJ trust ana
residue of estate 10 two sons and two dau=h-
ters. g. 90 esoh 90 six grandchildren. Tors
ter 1Totdling a. Klenkc. attvs.
JOSEPH j. MACkEI Dune co., 5000 real
estate. $3.50 personal. one nfth income -
each Of Gvc SISTERS for life. AZ their death
state 10 Monic H. Barnes. niece.
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RIslNEss OPPORTUNITIES.

WANT An dea! Who can think u sono
.iw,pln thing 10 pntcntf Protect your ideas.
,t.,. ma bring you wealth. Write for
..veed.d inventions and ''llow To Get Your
Patent anil Your Money Randolph CON-
rany. Patent Attorneys wan. D. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
HIJsJNFss NOTICES.

10 900 50. prompt. Phone Bcekman 300.
r. n Wenthcrford il6 Nassau Room 1908
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02

Correction. Location changed 90 read Sta
tion -. Church st and Broadway. Assign
mcn,s same as M present.
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CITY COURT.
special Term-PaTt I--KANsOM. J.
MOTIONS

special Term-Part lila FETRA. J.
* Partc cuisines efaults, 1889 2. m
Trial Te-m-Part l. II, III, ", V. vi. VII
and VIII. Adjourned for Term.
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RErERFFs APPOINTED-GREEN-

BAUM. T.
Graz 'Bo7wit R'tv-D flanagan.
Ta7renstein Schneu Elty-M Bonner.
e,ect- $50 Ier,-.Ie nCsft l1--C l. Gutman.
81 CANAGAS. J.
ss--el fyy-flsou-W J Moran.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BhNKBoOKs.

paHkpOOK. BANK OF EUROPE. No.
set4 -pieage return 20 bans
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srRRoG ,TEs' COURT-CoHALAN. s.

- STyrrIe FOE pEOEATE-10.5o A NJ.
-.-s,,- Eaulogyiu Nellie Hcnncssey
- - 1f.Dravrkv Emile p MCrcl
&c. UorrtDtck Ssmi Ishsm
= V4-Eev caroline Schocu
60. ls~arcio Rachel SelE
go Lar-e'oauu Jos u Mayer
TriaI Tsru-Ad iourned for Term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
QUEENS COUNTY.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

County Court--Equity Causes-HCMPH
EEY. J. At 10 a m.
n/Granirer Oioh bernstein
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
KINGS COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Division. I'd Dept.-Recess
Appellate Term Recess. Special Term
Part III-Trial-- Recess. Trial Term-Ad-
Journcd 20 October =
Appellate Division--2d Dept
The Appellate Division ~ tho supreme
Court in the "a Department does hereby as
sign Justice Joseph MOrschauser 20 hold and
continue the June Term Trial Term OF the
supreme Court on the 9Th day Of July at 10
o.,iock a m. ~ the Courthouse in Pough-
kCcpsic. In the County Of Dutchcss. In place
and stead OF Justice Isaac y. Mills. Dated
Kings county. July l. BY order Of the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
COINTX COTRT.

Part N-Civil Calendar
Trial Term adjourned until october Mo
tions returnable and orders signed IN
Part II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
sURROGATT,s COrRT-KrrcHAM s

WILIlS-l0 A. NJ
Richard Basz Chlries Nagle
ADMINISTRATION.
Selma Cocks
ACCOUNTING IN ESTATES
Sol Marks Joseph BindeTman
Alexander Wilson
ESTATES
Charles Wilson Masdalcns Naurer
Katharine Merritt
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RTCFTyTRS APPOINTED.

u IKE " f-N I ~ y.
Corn I,vrh k/Ensi En Elty-M kossninaI
Verrv l5usthaif- Zitl-N ROscnthdl
.;reenwlch saw Bk EHZ SeaU.an-M Rosen-
i u pu-5vIC G TUghmsn--M Rosenthal.
rst-- s.riaori/P G. Suiuclli-N Celia.
Ian-rr- i ms d T|CrOlsic Ety-k Il
Monte merry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
Special Term--Part I-AspINALL. j.

CALENDAR-l0 4. VI.
Koch Mclaughlin Jensen . Rourks
Re Gels StradncI Am Sug Ref
NJndv BQ&S RR Wright /Sealcy
bearing Transit Dew Smith smith
Ia Dsndrca |NEER Chandler Chandler
Finncgan/N ERR F'inncgan/ Holland
Halter : 3 Ry Mechanics Bk /CofNY
Lotridcc/S Ry Re Miller
Greene fBHRR chase Sanger
Henncsscy NERR law Mtg CofBoden
TUrmey/ BHRR Sulkinsky IMckcown
Toccc NERE Burns Moran
Farmer RNsinck kadish |Hausmann
Gillits Morse DrydCk MOneu /Eaues
Re 81 John DrcsChcr/ ndin
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COURT CALENDARS
Gases viii Be Called in the Order Given Below
The meaning of the / is or against
FEDERAL COURTS.

DISTRICT Obt ~.
r,ininsI Term-GKJ BB. J.
-. on r. : cooper.
X cay calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02

J. 10 AZ ~ 81
avs Totten ..ic..
Il Beach a. 4 water
= front. I0-teuf dc
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ga s.
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= TTT-T D - II
& shs-rot a Frrsn
kuls Rd. kreisch-
ervAic .........t..
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% Carlton boulevard
& Pc7gvi'lo ar
Princes Bay .... 4
81 Barclay Az. a An
boy RI. Anna
-. 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-27

capsissd. throwing oil six men into
the go.
Polack rescued four OF his own men.
The other was lost before he could
reach him. Nisht wis approaching,
and they were forced to put hack to
the Ems. At dawn there was no trace
OF The Hebe.
Tor taking on l4S passenger from
the burning Abyssinia. Of the 0uion
line. On Dec. IL. 1892. while m ofncer
on the Spree, Capt. Polack was given
. medal By ne Liverpool shipwreck
4 Humane society.
Two days aftsrward he saved two
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-27

Edward. Capt. Polack received The
Japanese Order Of the Holy Treasure.
A Spanish medal was conferred ~
1904 by King Alfonso XIII, when he
took the German emperor from Ger
many to vigo on the Koenig Albert.
Another was bestowed BY the King OF
Saxony when he took the iatters
daughter, Princess Mathilde. to the
Mediterranean In the Princess Alice.
There are other medals, but Capt.
Polack will never give information
upon such subjects. Neither viii he
talk upon the shooting OF Mayor Gay
nor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-27

men adrift from the British steamer
Iona. In recognition OF this act hs
was presented with medal by the
German Humane society. In 1908 the
Grand Duke Of Oldenburg gave him .
medal for general bravery.
From the Chinese emperor he ~.
ceived . medal for taking troops TO
China In 1900, and another, the Order
Of the Oregon, from the same emperor
for taking out the Chinese cruiser.
built In Germany, during the Boxer
trouble.
When he took Prince Komatsu home
to Japan after the coronation Of King
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-27
sCASCARETS~ RELIEVE
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
Move Acids, Gases and Cleggsd-Up
Waste From Stomach, Liver,
Dowsls-C Cure lndisssioa.

- - y
That awful sourness. belching Of
acid and foul gases: that pain In the
pit Of the stomach. the heartburn.
nervousness, nausea, bloatine after
sating. dixsinsss and sick headache,
means . disordered stomach, which
cannot BE- regulated until you remove
the cause. It isn't your stomach's
fault. Your stomach 10 % good %
any. y
Try ~Cascarets; they Immediately
cleanse the stomach. remove the sour.
nndigested and fermentIng food ana
foul gases: take the excess bile from
the liver and carry Oh the constipat.
I'd waste matter and poison from The
bowels. Then your stomach trouble
10 ended. \ Cascaret tonight Win
straiehten ron out b. mornino-A
l0-cent box from any drug store win
keep your stomach sweet: liver aad
bowels regular f6r months. DoA't for
eus the chi16rou their little 1nddoo
So . GOD. gsatls eDsansluG ~. 4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-27

nome food faddists insist that 20
jn1oos are .unwholesome but their the
~ does not agree with the results
q Ne experiments Of Danish medi-
81 nan described In the Hamburger
YFou donblatt. In order to- prove that
olEUmon = not essential to the MAIN
fcnmes q the human system. DR..
Hlnlhedo has since 1885 lived for
1ncofhs at . stretch on potatoes for
~ etaplo diet, navofo1 only very oc-
oo6aonaliy with butter and milk. He
.fs1rthes Induced his gardener, Fred
,of1ok Madseu. to live on potatoes for
~ days 1t . strotch. his average
G. Exemption being pms pounds day.
D1r1nr ths experimonta1 period, Md
- Vss % closely watched that HE
r11otor can vosleh thak he tasted no
- - foo6y yet the diet left him
e. 3aOas thAn - ~ ever bssA -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-27
FRIENDS PLAN
WELCOME FOR
0LDSEACAPTAIN
I
Atlantic Veteran Soon To Com
plete 100 Trips Az . Mss-
ter Mariner
HAS TRAVELLED MORE
THAN 100000 MILES
Many Rescues Participated In
By Capt. Polack Of Kron-
prinzesGn Cecile

NEW YORK. March 27.-Friends Of
Capt. Charles Polsck. Of the Kronprin-
sessin Cecilie. have arranged to vel
come him when he arrives here on his
completion Of 100 round trips - mas
ter mariner. {sCapt. Polack 10 stu IN
his prime, aA0 there u every Mkeli-
hood that he will have broken Ill rec
ords before the day for him to retire
and settle down on = little farm-ae
they all say they viii but few really.
do.
He has had experiences that AZ MN
for Robert Louis Stevenson's (d36e. e
he would but pin oil his decorations
upon M breaat ha- would blaye ~ IT.
fulgently q John Philip Sousa.
This Atlantic ranger, the youngest
captain to be appointed. has been In
command Of the Aachen, Werra, Koe-
mig Albert, Pvinsess Irene, Kaiser VII.
delm der Crosse. George Washington
and KronprinSesstn Cecilie.
Over and back across the northern
ocean he has travelled $500 miles.
always bringing his ship safely to
port. At 2 q. m, on Oct. Is, 1907, az
ter the Kaiser. wilhelm der Crosse
had started from New York for Ply.
mouth, Cherbourg and Bremen. the
Quartermaster exclaimed to Capt. Po-
lack on the bridge: ."She doesn't
steer. sir!',.
A terrific gale was blowing. and
when Capt. Polack jumped to the
wheel he realised that her rudder was
gone. He was 700 miles from Halifax,
1900 miles from New York and 1.721
miles from Plymouth. Pushing her
nose ahead and steestng BY the pro-
pellers. he finally reached Bremen.
only - hours late.
When the Kaiser heard Of this mas
terpleCe Of seamanship he decorated
him with the Order Of the Crown.
All Capt. Polack said was this: II
had implicit confidence In my ship"
And he had been four and . half days
on the bridge without sleep, eating
bit Of food % he could. When his ship
was safe In port they cut his boots
from hlD swollen feet and bore him to
his bed. whore he fell exhausted.
In 1904. when he took the German
through the Mediterranean aboard the
Koenig Albert, his majesty was % wen
pleased that he decorated him with
the Order Of the Red Eagle.
The medal most priced by the cap
tain was given him by Queen Victoria
In 1890. when he was second oficer on
the Ems. On Newfoundland Capt
Sander sighted the British ship Hsbe
flying the distress signal. She WAS
sinking, but the sea was % rough that
Capt. Sander would not order his men
10 the rescue. Polack volunteered and,
with i've other men, was lowered
away. Near the sailing ship the boat
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ALBANY. N. Y. March 27.-Ai.
though society demands much Of her
time. Mrs. Martin 0lynn. wife Of the
governor OF New York finds time for
works OF charity. She recently b.
came member OF the Infant Welfare
society Of Albany and she 10 very
much interested in the better babies"
movement.