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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
FORECLOSURE SALES.
III FULTON ST,
New York.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
The Enierant Industrial savings Bank.
plaintiff. against Bernandins Gorgers, indi-
vidualiy and as trustee. etc, and others de
Pendants In pursuance Of judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered IN
the aboNe-cntitled action and bearing date the
2Sd day OF December. 1919. l. the undersigned.
the referee In said Judgment named, VIII sell
at public auction. at the Exchange salthrooni,
No 1915 Nesey street. in the Bofough or
Manhattan City OF New York. on the 3o'h LAY
OF January 1914 AT II o'clock noon on thst
day by Bryan L. Kennedy, auctioneef me
premises directed by said Judgment to I've soio'
and therein described as follows
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF ianu
with the building thereon erected. situate ylns
and being in the Twenty second Ward tor-
merly Twelfth ward Of the Borough OF Man.
haitian. city Of New York which on me er ,o OF
land in said ward as divided between Ambrose
Spencer, trustee OF Mary F. Spencer ana Fran
els r. Cutting and Charles Kings, mace py
Thomas X. Ludlam, city surveyor and nieo N
the ONCE OF the Register OF the city ana
County Of New York, and numbered Is, IN
tin case, copy Of which map is annexed 70
the conveyance OF certain premises when IN
clude the lot hereby described. recorded In the
once OF said Register in Liber 46I Of convey
snces page IS, which lot is colored red and Is
designated and described by the number one
hundrd and seventytwo G72), 10 bounded as
follows: .
Beginning at poin, on the ner,herly side
Of Forty-fourth C44th) street. distant one hun
dred 400 feet easterly from the northeasterly
corner OF the Eleventh 1lth) Avenue ana
Forty-fourth C44th) street and hence running
easterly along the nprfherN INC Oh rVN
fourth uith) street twenty-five t25) feet; thence
northerly on line parallel with the Eleventh
Glth) Avenue one hundred 400 feet and -FOUR
"a inches or thereabouts 10 the centre OF me
block: thence westwardly on a line parallel
with Forty fourth 44thl street twenty-five
(2A) feet; and thence southerly on line paral-
lei with the Eleventh Glth) Avenue one nun
bred 1oo) feet and four a. inches or there
abouts TO the place OF beginning.
Dated New Jersey January 9Th, 1914
CHARLES l. HOFFMAN, Referee:
r a Z 7 OGORMAN Attorneys for Plain
tin 81 Chambers Street Borough OF Manhat-
tan. City OF New York.
The following IS diagram OF the properly
TO be sold; its street number is 55I West 44th
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Arriving at and Departing
V' 'ssm Port of New York
Wednesday, January L.

n-,rfu~St ,Ger). Bremen
enamel S',l.rs 4 Co. With ~ hrst 10
- y % 'so5 ssS steersge passehse.,so
ss,oht ssD -,sse Arrived at the D@' ~
800. cristobsl Dec so. to the
Sssner AoNr - inc with = pass b.
p,-afsa RsiT rodse Arrived Al the bai
81 n imperial CBr) BusnS % A S,S v psS
50, ,' !, L9eis 3. 10 81 s1 RoS a. 2sm.
~sfs AT ,,,.,so-s Hal OBJ, Chttssohs
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o. Y. an. Boston Jan 4. g Norton
.TtIs Is Arrived AZ the Bar AZ II II
n s'h ,,...,,oneai ,Nor) KINGSTON ard
steamer 49, 10 the United Fruit CO,
~ No.a.s, .,ssrs mails and mdse At
~ - Par az 80 = m <D,..oh,
80 ~ rodewljk Van NASSAU 1r netS.
S'tamr. NJ ~ Demcrara ~ ItihloAu
sararito 10 Ia Guayra 20. Puerto ca
4 cafsp'1....-.r ~. Jacmel 20 AUX Csyes
u =. sT md Port su Prince Jan 70
, iefeh' r9,ct west India Mail WIN
=, Rows -,s1, and mdse. Arrived al ths
~ 81 psnf southampton and Cher
sftnel - 80 Queenstown Jan l. TO the
80 pte oifh passengers, mails ana
irfiN @r.,sIae The Bar ~ - p m -
80 ~. proereso NOR. Baltimore Jan .
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scar $500 in sandy Hook al oSo m
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,. e. ccncho. Galveston Dec 81. 70 the
- = co. With passengers ana muse.
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So Pacinc 60. with mdae. Passed IN
s.-srflns 40 e Os a nl- ma
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-. asfi breeze partly cloudy, lisht sea
SAILED.
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80 creole. New orleans; Zacapa (brl'
- Manuel Caivo span. Cediz; Huron
Ss-etoa and Jacksonville. CITY Of Augusta
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STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
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~. va 81 Vincent, & y.
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W.. VIA Barcelona. etc.
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fsrk "a Queenstown. -.
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kev York via cherbourg and Queenstown.
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bustos Avresl. New York.
u Nsia Jan buckingham (Br) (from
harsl. New York
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York
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~ honr Kong etc.
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bf So
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sarise ~: sunset. $50; moon sets. All;
heot tge. u.
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HIGH WATER
WIRELESS REPORTS.

si Les.tsnla, reported as sos miles east OF
-! OK a. noon yesterday. Is expected 10
"a fricay forenoon.
Mtsiefdyk. reported az is3 miles cast Of
-. --ey Hook AZ a N yesterday. Is expected TO
- thii foseuCOn
az Csmtrc MIA. reported as So miles east OF
<~-5 HOOK az noon yesterday. Is expected TO
srk tA1 forenoon
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NOTICE. OF PETITION.

SUPREME COURT. STATE OF NEW YORK
In the matter of the perpetuation OF tesu-
mony involving the title 10 certain real prop
ertV in the City and State OF New YORK.
Notice: To Harriet Maria Palmer. u she De
living and II dead 10 her grantees assignees,
hairs AZ law or dtyieees and 10 all persons
Claiming under said Harriet Maria Palmer OF
under such grantees. assignees' heirs al Ia"
or devisees in any way or capacty. ana 20
their husbands and wives their names anu
residences being unknown: . . ..o
Take Notice: That the petitioners In the
above entitled proce, ding VIII make app!Va
tion 10 the Supreme Court OF the state OF New
York at a special Term OF said Court TO be
held at the Duchess County Court House u,
the CITY OF Poughkespse, In said County ana
state on January "a. 1914. at the opening OF
Court on said date or a. soon thereafter az
counsel can be heard. for an order appointing
a Referee 10 take the positions OF any person
or persons and TO peTpetuate such testimony
TO be received in evidence. and TO receive evil
denc. pursuant TO the provisions OF Article
Ten OF Title / OF Chapter XIV OF the Code OF
civil Procedure. involving the title TO certain
real property situate on the south side OF West
Forty third Street in the city. County ano
state OF New York. known as number 2Si west
43r1 Street. and particularly uescrioeu AS ioi-
XII that certain lot Of land situated in the
Twenty second Ward OF the city OF New YORK.
bounded and described az follows: Beginning
an the southerly line of Forty third Street dis
tan; three hundred and ihrty-three feet four
inches westerly from the westerly line OF sew
,ntn Avenue: thence running south' rly parallel
with seventh Avenue one hundred feet four
inches 10 the centre Of the block; thence west
eriv along the same sixteen feet eight inches
10 the centre Of party wall; theme northerlN
parallel with the seventh Avenue one hundred
fcet four inches to the southefly line of Forty
third STREET: thence easterly along the same
sixteen feet eight inches to the place OF begin
ming The essterly and westerly lines running
through the centre Of party walls. Il INK the
same premises conveyed 10 Benjamin Loder by
deed from Henry Day and wife. dated March
18th. 1866.
And prescribing the manner in which and
me persons to whom notice shall be given OF
The time and place at which said testimony
shall be taken and said evidf nee offered before
FRANK n. LOWN.
JOHN y. BULLS. JR.
Petitioners.
FRANK -. Town. Attorney for Petitioners,
"a Market 81. Poaghkeepsis. n Y.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

MADE $50 900 in five years with sInall mai
order bus ness: began with 81. send ior Tree
booklet Tells how. Heacock. $780, l>ochport'
y. Y.
MEN with patentable ideas write Randolph
Co Patent Solicitors Washington. II Z.
WANTED First class sales manager TOT
stock statesmen. who can bring suncien'
GOOD mon with him 10 do the work. For par
ticulars address Mr. Williams 7. q. BOX
1922 Houston, Tex.
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Highest temperature yesterday. IS degrees (at
p M: lowest, % (at 1901 a. M: average.
3D. average for corresponding date last year.
a; average for corresponding date last thirty
three years, 30.
Local forecast: Generally cloudy and unset
tied to-day and tomorrow. with moderate west
TO southwest winds.
United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau observations, taken at p. M
-,.h meridian time.
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!, New YORK, January btn, lVi4.
CHARLES J.. HOFFMAN. Refere


SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Isaac n Hebheri, Plaintiff, against Will
lam y. Barnes and Margaret n. Barnes De
PENDANTS.
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered In the above
entitled action and bearing date the sth day
OF December. 1913. ], the understand, the REL
lie auction, at the Exchange Salcsroom, No
i4-l6 Vesey Street. in the borough or manhat-
tan CITY OF New York on the 9th day OF jan
uarv. 1914, at 70 o'clock noon on that day, by
Joseph Z. Day, AuctioneeT. the premises d.
rected by said Judgment 10 be sold and therein
described as follows: al my right title ana
interest, estate, equity and expectancy In ana
TO all that certain estate, real and persona ana
mixed, given granted, devised ana pe
queathcd to me as son and Issue OF my mother
last will and testament OF my grandmother
Mary Ann Stead, said will being dated OF the
ON cay o. IN the Surrogates Court of the
County OF New York State Of New York
Plaintiff further alleges thst inc rea' prof.
ertv affected by said mortgage IS DouHueu anu
XII that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
situate. lying ard beirg In the boroueh %,
Manhattan City, County and state OF sew
York bounded and described as follows fegln.
ming at point in the southerly SIDE OF East
One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street ois
tant two hundred and four feet and seven
inches westerly from the southwest corner o!
East One Hundred and Twenty seventh s ,e,v
and Third Avenue runni M ia sfe one Hundred
and Twenty-seventh street forty-hve feet and
three and one-half inches. thence southetlTo al
right angles to the southerly side OF East one
Hundred and Twenty seventh street ninety,
nine feet and eleven inches 70 the centre line OF
the block East One Hundred and Twenty
seventh street and East one Hundred anu
Txentv-sixth street; thence easterly along SAID
center line forty-fve feet three and one
inches; thence northerly on a line AZ t uign,
dred and Twenty seventh street ninety-nine
60 and eleven inches TO the place OF begin
Ming. x ,o,,
Norbert HEINSHEIMER. Referee
pExI + GERDING. Attorney for Plain
I'M 1901 Bathgate Avenue New horN
The following is a diagram of the property
N he sold:
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rast 10Th Street.

East i2Fth Street.
The approximate amount OF the zen OF
charge 10 satisfy which the aboVe-uescrlpeS
Nroosr;v is 10 be sold. Is seven hundred ana
rn,,.tv-ivo 5O-10O Dollars, with lnteres'
,hnreon from the Sd day OF December, 1913,
,nca,hcr with the costs and allowance
soeevrt ~ one hundred and thirty nine
53-iOo Doilavs. with interest from December
I'd 1913. together with the expenses OF the
sale. 20 ,o,a
NORBERT HEINSHEIMER. Referee.
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Female.

CHAMBERMAID. or MAID and SEAM
REPRESENTATION Protestant; exception
~ neat and refined. excellent references.
Mrs. Coillers Agency. 43I Attn ave
COUPANION- MOTHERS HELPER.-Edu-
csted. loves children. seamstress; years
ox.eilsut reference. city. country. MacNeill
Agency. II West 35th. Phone G1eeiey o5to
570oK Excellent family cook. good manas-
80 Economical. by the day. month or week
c,,y ar eountry. Mrs. Golfers Agency. 45I
Attn ave.
i70oIy and LAUNDREss or HousEwoRk-
Wiling oblising woman, MOI AFRAID OF
y,ork. moderate wages, good references. MIS-
golfers Agency, 45I AN ave.
ali branches OF fancy aud plain cooking
hest personal city references Mrs Golfers
Agency 457 4th ave.
II5,I-cFIyORKER Excellent cook; assist
isundrv. good waitress. thorouyhly cOhipe-
,em, civ nreferred: two years excellent refer
srrss industrial Association, Il West fzd 81
Phone 52l0-Bryant.
FARLoRMAID or wMTkEss.EPsr,ieulariiy
competent. obligins young woman SIX
yea-s, personal references. city or country.
Mrs Golfers Agency. ijT Atm ave
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
CoUPLE.-IIght colored butler. valet useful [;
ntfa excellent cook and aundress; city or
oountry. three wears excellent references. In
dustrisl Association. Il West i2d ST. 'Fhohe
62l0-Bryant
GARDENER and FARM suPERINTEND-
ENT-Married, aged 30; wants ponuon I,
,haronghlv understands all branches OF farm
and garden work. outdoors and under glass
g., class references. ready take position
web / Address A. IA. scribner' tribune
DfAce.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teacher. Tutors. dow
srLesses. etc. 10 Colleges. Schools and Fam
inca Apply TO Mrs ~ J. YOUHG-FULTON.
"a Unioa square
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MiIsicAl INSTRUCTION.

i,..,,..,. :, ,,,.,c,I Art of the City Of New
yorL Frank pamrnsch. Director. Coinple,e
edacation in music without going aorSac'
address secretary, 40 Claremont ava MI.
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camping Information and
P"F' Marine NeWS of the World

Saratoga. Havana. ward.
Verdi. Bahia. Lamp & Holt
Emil l. Boas. jamaica. H-A
rarims. Barbados. Quebec.
Welsh Prince. Rio &c !. y
sioglinde. Rio dc Janoiro
IroQuois. : Domingo. Clyde
Minneapolis. London. At Tr
Oceania. Trieste. Aust Am.
Kursk. Libau. Russisn......
NiCilancia, Nassau. Ward
Rsyamo. Porto Rico. lnsul.
G OF Montgomery. say. SAY
Genius. New orleans. So Pa
Comal. Tampa. Mallory. ....
Sabine. Brunswick. Mallory
Fl Occidente, Galveston, So J
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WORK WANTED.
Male

1.NrroR -superintendent loft or ONCE build
ing only; thorough mechanic; motors. eieva-
tors electric. carpentry painting, plumuihg'
general repairs; own tools; SOBER rehaoie'
RYAN 3s7 LIST ave.
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West 44th 81.

The Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the above-described
property is to be sold is Six thousand two
hundred and forty-seven and $500 Dollars
($6. 24T.5s) with interest thereon from the 18th
day Of December, 1913, together with the costs
and allowance amounting 10 $3.50. 43. with in
terest from December 23rd 1913. together with
the expenses OF the sale The approximate
amount Of the taxes, assessments and water
rates. or other liens, which 10 be allowed
TO the purchaser out OF the purchase money,
or paid by the Referee. is ,l6I O2 and In
terest.
Said premises will be sold subject 20 restric-
tive covenants in instruments recorded In LiDer
GAG OF ,Conveyances. page 1917. Liher III OF
Conveyances. page 500, and Liber 1s6 OF Con
veyances rage 6is. in the Once OF the Register
OF the County OF New York: party wall agree
ment in I,iber 1885 OF Conveyances, page
200. in said Registers Office and any state
OF facts which accurate survey would
show.
Dated New York January 9th. 1914.
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TRANSPACiFiC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. e:sop m
Hawaii samoan Islands New Zealand
Australia Cia san Frsncisco)-So-
mona ...........s....... iO-""F
Japan. Corea, China VITA Seatuel-Akl
Nam ............ To-day
Hawaii via San Frsncisco)-Wilhelmina Jan
Japan Corea China Philippines fNia
Vancouver Empress OF Japan. Jan 10
Hawaii. japan. Corea China (via san
FranCscol-kores .............-..... an 10
Hawaii via san Francisco)-Honoulsn. Jan 10
Japan. Corea. China (yia Tacoma
Panama ........................Jan Is
FiU Islands. New Zealand. Australia
via Recommendation. ............ Jan 10
tesilaus ..........................Jan l6
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China. Philip
hines Cin san Francisco)-Siberia -. Jan II
Tahiti Marquesas Cook Islands. New
Zealand. Australia (via San Francisco
Tahiti ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ian 81
Hawaii Guam. Philippines via San
Francisco)-U s Transport ..............Js IL
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AIDER1 Il MENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Tor The Tribune received at the Uptown
ofio.. No 1854 Broadway. between seth and
a1th SITS. until o'clock y IN.
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MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL,.

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAoEA
Madison square Ois2 Br9adwayl; q,
Harlem Branch s4s Lenos s s'e'; ,y nSs, 81,
~. Ci.ssr. Constantly Forming.
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Humidity.

a m.......s3 p. m.......72 p. m.......72
Local Officisl Record.-The following off,
ca record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours in comparison with the cor
responding date OF last year:
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FRANK Il. LowN.

FRANK -. LONN Attorney for Petitioners
"a Market 81, Pouehkeepsie. n. Y
~ "a D.rcu,h ~ tafs
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Ds\tI>G SCHOOLS,

MODERN DANCES TAUGHT privately by
q. HEPBURN WILSON. "; b., ,o,,
Acolian Hall. IS West tsd ~: IeL ~ .n. 80,
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
saTise IA: sunset. $50. moon sets. All;
hsat age. u.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-08-14
FROM A LADYSMITH MERCHANT
n. T. Davis, Proprietor of Flour And
Feed Business, 800 Worden Ave.,
Makes an Interesting Statement

Every Ladysmith man, woman and
child should read what Mr.. Davis
says. His statement is based in
facts and is of vital interest to the
residents of this community. Mr..
Davis is we'll known here, which
makes his words doubly important.
Here's what he says: have
used Doan's Kidney Pills off and on
for several years and have found
them very effective remedy; they
have proven perfectly satisfactory
in every way. had, attacks of sharp
pain in my kidneys and 1 attributed
it to my kidneys being weak. Doan's
Kidney Pills relieved the pain and
strengthened my kidneys. 1t Is close
to a year that I last used Doan's
Kidney Pills and I haven't had to
take any kidney medicine since.'
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Davis had. Foster Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, NJ Y.
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WHEN THE INDIANS CAME
TO PRAIRIE Du CHEN

I'm looking back over the depart
ed years. writes Antoine Grignon,
the old fur-trader, in the annual vol
ume of Proceedings of the Wiscon-
sin Historical Society, which has
just come from the press, II can
see Prairie du Chen as it was when
/ played along it's streets as a boy.
The strange, wild life of THE hunt
ers, traders and trappers thrilled
me, and l was often on hand to see
the fleets of canoes from the north
land with their throng of painted In
dams, or to see the voyageurs arrive
with their bateaux of furs. Indians
came from far and near to trade at
Prairie du CHEN, which was in real
it big post with stores and ware
houses belonging principally to the
American Fur Company. From the
north, the region along the Mime
sofa and Chippewa rivers, and the
upper Mississippi, came the Sioux,
Winnebago, Chippewa, and Menomi-
nee. Down the Wisconsin came
bands of Indians belonging to differ
ent tribes. The Iowa, Sank and
Foxes came from the river below
Prairie du Chen. The Indians trav-
eled mostly by river in canoes, but
a few came on ponies, afoot, and
horseback, from the interior.
when the Indians came down or
up the river, they were painted in
their most gaudy colors, the bucks
using red, yellow and green to dec
crate their faces, while the squaws
used vermillion, and painted a round
spot of this color on each cheek
and a streak down the middle of
their hair where it was parted. The
canoes used in these journeys were
both the dugout and the birch bark,
and fleet usually consisted of a
dozen or fifteen boats, but l have
seen as many as forty in one flotilla
'These bands of Indians would re-
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Prairie du Chen and the surrounding
neighborhood. While there they would
feast and dance and enjoy life that
had a tinge of civilization in it. You
could hear the tum-tum beating all
night when a dance was in progress
and mingled with the crude song
and the yell of the dancers, it made
night hideous; silence was a luxury
on nights of the Indian dance"