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RAILROAD HEAD QUITS BANK.
NJ. u. smith BO,ws 10 sentime mt
Against IntcrlOcking Dir~ctOratcs.

LOUISVILLE. ny. Jan. 1.-THE wide
spread agitation against interlockng di-
rectorates induced Milton II. Smith, presl-
dent OF the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
way. to resign to-day as a director of the
National Bank OF Commerce here. This
reason was given by Mr.. Smith at the
banks annual election. when he an
nounced he would not serve another year
Mr., Smith said he desired To nut him
self in a position where he could he free
from criticism as a result OF the develop
ments Of public sentiment against inter-
locking directorates.
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MECHANlCk' LIENS.
Manhattan.

DOWNING st. &7--Blescker Lumber Co,
Inc, agt John Doe. owner; Poilini;
18th ST, Ss 4 50 W--Louis Zwsrdiing agt
Henry spingler. owner; bernard johnson
,, sgsiT: 81. iss E-Xnthony 81 b: Rc:: Il s'S a
sgt Donate M csfols, owner and con:
,,ST r't az. los E-L iGrssnbisit q Son al
Frank Ludlam. owner; Jos n Acksn. con:
,, i!ss'G IT. iiith H. . NisSci:: ~ Els.:
trust GO ast Ysls Realty Co own:. 6
pH Sf XV, 1853 ! ioit-ffrrcy Natal LstS
CO at Louis ] De Miihau 3 Ramssy
Hosust, owners: Joseph Acksn. aon:
s,TH NIT ~. ID l. 20 H--Hdsiim,iysir i HorGsn
Hold Elevator Co agt spesdwsll construo-
ton On, owner. FistroWskt q Kanop. con.
siaT sT. los E-Isidor Aronsohn ct III sgt
Frank Ludlsm. ownsrI Joseph q Acken,
contractor ..,....,............ ,OleI
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Manhattan.

NIN-z. Chas p, TO Mary Mints. 49,. 800
resr:h. Frederic. de p to sar ..s oo "a
,SMr AVE and ano. :xr.. TO Hy NJ sands. '..''si
SAME 20 Kath a Kingsland and ano. trus-
coii'DiscHMrp,r,, Edw. to saml Cold;
rHE aR,61 Anna T. to HH.;ivctia Really
FOSTER, Frederic de p. ana ano.. e1rs. to
s %.,.r Kinssl,nd. - o,,;Ii,is GiSsSs
uo 5i!a John Il. to David siSSo
q REALTY coRipN to Abr ii s.ra. SssoS 81
Jones sami W. to Leo. Donovan. ......!i
kOHN Nathan. to Jacob Bieber ......t
RoTHMANN. Thomas. to German Exchange
PRESRa,. Frank H. to Fredk s bo S,yS.
BOWIE. Fredk q. tras. to stephen G
ANEHfiicAN MORTGAGE co to Gertrude
st send Ss4Iea..:...........'........''sss'SS SS
YAS6EfBsAsH"M S Harris. 40 Tiiie wacht. 500
BOWERS. John ii. ct al. exr, to Ida i
SANE to E;.i,na G Observation-Disclosures
TITLE c co to Anna A Becker and md
stTTn ionn;o 'pp,.S.r:...........,'ii77'SSSSSS
SAVE 20 corpn OF the Brick Presbyterian
oeT{ sarah c, aud ano, guar trus, to May
SAME 70 Anna q Il watts..:............;is,ooo
HERIuG. Edw II. to Title q n r Co. $4,000
FEA%KLTN TRUST co to Emile
p+EN Emile 4. to excelsior SAVINGS
STATE REALTY 4 MTa co to WIN q
BENJAMIN ..................... 800
Bronx.
"AE-,N TuLY cONsT co to Josephine
rt< bYcK ESTATE. corpn. TO j. Mis- Mts
NILSSON, VIM TO Otto sor.n.on. ''s 800
hI.Er., MnRGENTHAIy ~ cbur "A
q. SIS,SVV
h,kENNEY, Mary A. to Anna u
-. ''t't.lr ,t4,OUo
M,, 1MB WIN A. to Rosina Baldo. 81
'lil REAL ESTATE co to Louis CHINA
RICHARDS Mary a, to Mary A baum 81, 500
"'''NB, VIM \, tn Rosina Balio. ......$l
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.

lat ~ vEsEY STREET.
Ax Rrxan Kannali.

by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
LfHsarSS -S HS owls IT, also ,s s'E ii.,s g:
adj, 2oxioo.ii. sty dwlg; exr's sale; bid
ALEXANDER Az. iss ana las :. ss.iS S .
Southern boulevard. ss7x9I.iox irreg. two
siy Hats; 70 Henry NJ Greenberg for
st. ls.sxsss. I sty nat. exr's sale: to the
wE sRaxS:n Reslty ,.,9s..:':':...;.;.... f,l!S
ss,as irrss' sly nat eIrs sale; bid IN
wAsHiNGroN Az. " cor iisih 3. s'i iSSs
WALTON AZ. sss: I: 'sis.s n i5;c ssI IT.
Molly ~ to- " Je:. sa1f 'es s.'is
ic GdH ST ;Ss E; - 100 E q az, S5x
a &c lon due ,ss'7's0' taxes &C. :isSS
ioo.il. 8 siy ,enmi 4 sirs-A n fletcher her
ct al trustees. agt Louis Siegelbohm ct
s,s sS'S fo The dSs .iiM;'!so 'a.; SO go
BY Joseph p. Day.
$50, sly dwle-seamsn's Bank for or saw .
i52;7i7.77; taxes. &c Niao,so; 10 The
lspTH 81. 10 W. $. sii.s s,h ' av' isSs
.xt Anna Lacroixi due. ,tss.s;ss; tsxs.
!ae. ,.isao. sub to pr mts, $4,000; e
sTH Az. asso"?sIo. cor i5ist st. Isl TO
McConbs pi. N2O3.5 to l5ist st. 1861, three
sty tennis a. stores on Avn County
Nstl Bank agt II Peckworth ct al; due
t32,0%0.95; taxes. &c, S327t.70: sub to 1--WE
mtgs sggregating 'lss' 900; adjourned to
65TH ST 3.6-3 2S r.. q g. c75 I'd av, s7sx
100, sty tenmt a strs-W Is Gurnse ct al
trustees. agt J Stodder ct a; due
sSt; 7o:ss; taxes &C. s6s6i6: TO the
LAFAYETTE sT. .ot. g. abt issi n
Broome st, 21axi0O. 5 sty shop--H d Colt
trustee. agt C T Richter ct al: due
a%sliiG taxes &C. si.ibsis; TO Folsom
Bros for q client, ,..;........... SIS. 400
vacant-E p Earle agt Leo Kohn ct ali
due. f3I.7t7.6b; taxes. &c. 3?,llS.ss; to
the plaintiff ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~, 900
lat secs THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Joseph p Day.
HOLLAND Av. 3st. q . 100 = 2lbth st.
c5xsb-C I'M agt Luciano Minutillo ct
al; due. 42.26a.bs; taxes, &c, $3.50; ad-
journed to January 81.
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% 200. 900 MORE on EQUITABLE.

The Equitable Office Building Corpora
ton. the company under which Alfred
l. du Pont, the powder manufacturer;
Henry Taft brother OF former President
William Taft, and several others who are
to build thrty-six story building on
the site OF the old Equitable Assurance
Society Building. secured yesterday a S..
100000 mortgage from the Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Company. II In for thirty
years and at per cent. interest. This
is second mortgage, as the block is
now mortgaged for se0,5OO,OOO
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COLD STORAGE PLANT LESSEE.

Sir William Wesley. head OF an Eng
lish company bearing his name. which In
interested In the meat industry. Is the
head OF the company which has taken a
lease OF a large cold storage plant on the
East River front in Brooklyn. built and
owned by the New York Dock Company.
krauthoff. Harmon e. Matthews, his local
attorneys. refused yesterday to give any
information regarding tho plans OF their
client
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A friendly suit may be brought against
tho Now York Railways Company to de-
termins whether It's unexpended reserves
should he utilised to make up the full
interest rate Of per cent on It's adjust
ment Income bonds, Dirsotors, It IL
understood. are planning not to pay out
ON the bond intsrest an unexpendsd
balance In one Of the rsservs accounts
hut to pay an interest OF about I per
cent.
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The approximate amount of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above described
property II to be sold, IL Forty-six thousand
three hundred and forty seven TO- 100 dollars
tst6,3<5. 5O) with interest thereon from the
3ist day of December. 1919 together with
costs and allowance amounting to Three
hundred and seventy Ave s5-lo0 dollars
,SsI59bl with interest from January 10th.
1914. together with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF tho taxes, as
sessments and water rates or other Hens
which are to he allowed to the purchaser
out OF tho pure base money, or paid by the
Referee. ~ Seven hundred and sixty and
50-iO0 dollars and Interest.
Dated New York, January itth, 1914
STAFFORD A. CRUMMEN, Referee.
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,rH AVENUE CORNER LEASED.

William j. Roome 4 Co. Inc. have
leased for the estate OF Nicholas Wern-
~, the property at the northeast corner
n Twenty-third street and Seventh ave-
nue. FOR a long term Of years on net
rental basis. The station for the new
Seventh avenue subway will be at this
corner. The property consists of four
story store and fiat building on lot
1880
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BROOKLYN FLAT SOLD.

Newman Leavy has sold for a. Web
man the four story fiat at 327 Fifty
ninth street.
The three story and basement brick
dwelling at 225 Ryerson street OH lot
ehXS0. between De Kalb and Willoughby
avenues, was sold by Buckley & Horton
Company for the estate OF Margaret Will
Nns 10 j. ". Butler.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. rs Sun sets. IS Moon rises. I'd
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s.ndyHk s AZ Gov Island 10 q Hell Gate. .,,a
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AN AMI H
s:ii Gov Island. Ao2 Hell Ga,e....s<3
Arrived WEDNESDAY. January "a.
SIS Kronprinzessin Cecilie. 1874, y. NJ. Bremen,
SIS IAmpo 1915 y. NJ. Gcnoa. December q.
Ss CONNIE wine. ~ r N, Trinidad. JaaO
uary
So Tagus p NJ, Antilla. January 10
SIS Iuristan. 9i5 \. NJ, Matanzas. January
IS prinz Joachim. 4 4. NJ. Kingston. Januaryo
SIS Hendrix lbscn. Savannah. January 10.
IS III Norte, Galveston, January
SIS Gulfoil. Port Arthur. Tex. January q.
SIS Mohawk. Jacksonville. January II
SIS Rio Crandc, Brunswick January TO-
So Hamilton. Norfolk. January Is
50 Delaware Philadelphia. January Is
IS Joseph oil Giorgio. Baltimore. January u
S. Pennsylvania. baltimore, January II.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS France. at Havre.
SIS America, at Genoa.
IS President Grant at Hamburg.
SIS Hellg Olav. at Copenhagen.
SAILED FOR NEW YORk
IS Majestic. from Southampton.
IS Taormina, from Naples.
SIS Coamo. from San Juan.
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BUYER FOR BRONX FLAT.

NARMION ANENUE.-The John w. Cor
rish Construction Company has sold
1916 Marmon avenue. a five story fiat.
ur mot j2x10. adjoining the northeast
corner OF lI5th street The buyer Is an
weston who pays all cash above the
mortgage.
CLINTON AVENUE.-Samuel Carucci
has sold the plot. I51x150. at the south
west corner of Clinton avenue and l7sth
street to builder. who will improve
he site with flats.
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$4,000 for Chiid's Death In Elevator

manufacturer for $4,000 damages from
Newbold Morris, owner OF the apartment
house at sol West 10th street, for the
death of his two-year son in an ele-
vator accident was called for trial be-
fore Supreme Court Justice Cohalan yes
terday and was settled for $4,000
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

"IrH ST, 75l E--Bronx Metal Works sst
4 y Construction Co ct al. Mar ~,
'5TlI ST. as l. 30 We M..or T. Co,
D., aEt lrvei Realty Co ct al. April 3;
SOUTHERN BLVD, 'ssi--E du Pont De
.smours Powder Co aGt EbsrhsIdt z
WALES Az, 52o-M Bueliesbsch sgt Resdy
pn,,sIruGtion Coet al. Sept rs, 1sis. t?ss7
Williams ct al sst Similar Realty Corr
CsIsl. Aug 22, 1919. .N.li7S
s9C1HERN BLVD. = cor Aldus st--Miiton
Aus 90 isi2.................. .N.oa0N6
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ANOTHER MOVIE FOR 4aD ST.

Eugene Schoen. architect, has filed
plans for making over the five story
show rooms at 304 and 306 West Forty
second street for use as moving picture
theatre with an exit at 651 Eighth ave-
nue.. Hyman Vogel Is the owner. The
cost OF making the change has been
estimated at $4,000.
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LEASES WEST SIDE DWELLING.

II. c. Senior 4 Co. have leased the
three story dwelling at 16s West sixty
fourth street to Elizabeth Donaldson.
Mooyer & Marston have leased for
Percy r. and II. Moreau Carpenter to
Bertram Better the four story basement
dwelling at 324 East la4th street.
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INVESTS IN BRONX LOTS.

Eugene S. Benjamin OF Alfred Ben
jamin 4 Co. has taken title from the Bruce
Brown Land Company and the Estates
Development Company TO thirty-two lots
at ThrOxs Neck Gardens. located one
block from Long Island Sound. in the
eastern section Of The Bronx. Mr.. hem
jamin bought these lots for investment
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MORTGAGES.

MORTGAGES.
,with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
South Of Fourteenth at
BROADWAY. $; Nassau a.. VS. Cedar ST.
IS. Pine st. n 9, the hiock-EQuitahle
; 3tass sd sw cSTp pr m no TVS GS
L isis 20 yr: sp c. "''y'' s'mp 3: noo oo =
Gas, OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
SD Az. n cor 18th st. tx Otto P
Amsnd to to. re1d,ns,d R M ns u: ,v "
SANE rhoPEarTi-sam ~ 70 same me Nov ' ~
,9 is6 dsmspd Ely; ;,%s ass. sSsss
NH Ko,s H Her to 'V EaW II HsrsoS Sis
bond Jan r; st,y. Co; rs
,o nNs' sr ii:o u, l7.loo.ii.p..:iIs. IVY r
Mcgilsw.ky, indy 4 edn. 10 clara TER
Dec 81. i is,.; ATTY HD' cl'ckmsn. So SS.S;
Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north OF 10th ST.
LT RSsnS Az ~ Iss +,, i. r., :.
18Th ~ h 81 IL !, Ia
.'' isi + Ga'' MT. aiese ; srs n:y
Eugene n. Eliscu to Lawyers Title ins 4
7. Co, 100 Bway. yrs. 6. Jan
,.sp ST. SIS W. 'sis.ss..iiLcoeuin,ry, Hem nss
Realty CO TO Fred'k . Hein.h elmer 4 eno
loi " 10th o. pr mtg $4,000. Jan ., y
yrs, p c; attys 8 II Raphael Co, ~ "
8! = Sm $.,.; i;
p :' bond u! !;,, n CO. IL S@.s 81:
Brons.
Borough OF The Dronx.)
BEACH Az, " =. 500 n Randall av. s6xi00--
Academy Plds Co. Inc. 20 Henry Reiss
eil l66th q, Jan ~, . yra ~ p o. atty,
KadeL e0se Westchestsr sv,,.... ,oa.o 90
BEACH Az, " q, 500 n Randall av, ssxl o.
Eams 20 Henry u Orote aSSs eth Nv. yrs
stxcR Hv. W. !: ; ~ R.na., ~ ,s! 1879
Same to Masdsisns .Erssr. tisS JscSson
av. a an". Jan Is. yrs ~ p Of atty.
rAYi.oR Nv. isai. ict id, van 'NN... PAN. ;'s.O
Carlo Montague TO Frank PaGanusSi, ~
Franklin =, Dan &, due. e, 2; per bond
n% ss .ys% y $.:! E;:s: ~. is.s; $:S
to Otto sssti:,. is.s RSsr Az Ian H. as.
a. per sondI atty Title O CO. i7s
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MT. VERNON THEATRE RENTED.

leased to the GlenwoOd Amusement Com
pany, John j. Nolan, president. the Savoy
Theatre on South Fourth avenue. Mount
Vernon. y. v. for Ave years ut total
rental OF about $4,000. The theatre will
he used for motion pictures and kiaw
& Erlapeer and Shubert productions
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WASHINGTON. Jan ia-The.e army
orders were Issued to-day;
Capt, d. II. Currie, signal Cor-s. from
headquarters Southern Department 20 Texas
City, Tex. April J. to command OF Field
Company d. on relief OF Capt II. Rubottom.
Signal Corps.
Col r., n Blstchford from Eleventh to
Twelfth Infantry.
rirst Lieut. =. l. Pike Eighteenth In.
rsntry, from Pacific branch United State.
military prison TO rsxss City. Tex TO duty
on star OF BriG, Gen T. r. Davis.
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These navy orders were issued,

Lieut.. X. n, Crittsndsn from the Colorado
TO the Charleston
Kansas CITY. Mo. to the Birmingham ~
senior engineer officsr,
Lieut. b Barnstt from the Maine to the
Ensign =, H.. Kelly from the South pa.
kota 10 the st. Louis
Ensisn =, q. shermsn from the Maryland
to the Cheyenne.
Major N. j. shaw, Marine Corps from
washington barracks TO Meet marine ofiiosr
Pacinc Meet,
capt q, @. Csrpsntsr. Marine Corps from
service school, Fort Lsavsnworth, tomsrins
he tracks. New York.
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WASH NuToN, Jan. li.-The cru.ssr
Pittsburs has arrived ut San Bias Mexico
Hongkons for Annoy. The battleehip Michigan
from Vera Cru! for New York, 'hs supply
ship Arsthusa from Port Arthur for Gusn.
tanamo and thu tug Rocket from Norfolk fov
Indian Head and Washington.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York, increas,
Ing cloudiness and warmer To-day,
probably local SHOWS ~ mixhts
Tomorrow. fair, bpisk 10 high
southwest to west winds.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-02
WALLACE.

Another nice rain visited us farm,
ers last Tuesday and although it did
not last long 1T gava a number Of us
a shower bath which was much ap,
preciated according to a few CONVEX.
Stations heard on the line.
Carl Hallauer returned home sun
day evening from WATERFOWL, he hav.
Ing spent several days with his sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Cordell.
Bob Nichols Is helping H. i. Nor,
gan with his Farm work a few days
Mrs. Jankord and Mrs. Nat Camp
bell came out from Waterfowl the
middle of the week to look after home
interests. Mr.. Campbell is still in the
hospital at WATERFOWL.
Miss Minnie Morgan returned home
after a weeks visit with friends and
relatives at Waterfowl. She also at
tended the Chautauqua and states Il
was very good.
There was d picnic held at Mr.
Hupplerss Wednesday. A nice GROVE
gathered and everyone enjoyed them
selves.
Dan Nesbit was s Waterfowl pas
senger q day last week
Mrs. Hallauer and daughter Agnes
called on Frank Hallaner Thursday.
The biz barn dance at SHINES wal
laell attended. Everyone reports
good time.
The question ii Where are we 80
ing to spend the Fourth I"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-02

eRAcELAhD

Mrs. Albert Scott and son and Az
mes Elgie visited Saturday and Sun
day with friends at Henry,
Nels Jorgenson and family autoe'
to Watertown Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Swan
son, a boy June 24thE.
Anton Olson and wife visited Sun
day at Henry Hanson's.
Oscar Swanson and Minnie Hanson
were guests at the Bert Muller home
of Kampeska.
Ethel Madsen and Astrid Enevold
0 attended the graduating exercises
at Watertown last Friday.
Alben Scott and Albert Vogt were
passengers to Watertown Friday
morning.
Mrs. Albert Olson and daughter
left for Wanqaca, Wis, Tuesday even
ing for a short visit with relatives
and friends.
Grandma Scott is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Nels Hanson, Of Hen
Ty.
The Ladies Aid society meets with
Mrs. Albert Scott Friday, July 18th.
Albert Olson autoed to Watertown
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Arkland, Mrs.
Dora Trenholm and children and
Bessie Elwood Sundayed at Alden
Phipps'.
Mr.. and Mrs. :~ienningson, Of Wa
tertown, called at the %Jorgenson and
iWiershaar homes Sunday afternoon.
Henry Hanson and family, Ruth
Mckay and VIII Retz and family
autoed to WatertoWn Thursday to
spend the day;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conner enter,
tanned George Lawrence and family
mt dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Olson spent
last week at Watertown visiting and
attending the Chautauqua,
Ira Dahl and family spent Sunday
at George Gildberg's.
Chas. Ault and family, George Gold
berg and family, and Mrh and Mrs,
Nels Klagenberg are among those
who have been camping at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hanson were
shopping in Watertown Monday.
Mrs. Jane Swanson and son, Lyle,
visited Monday evening at Tony
Weirshaar'e.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-02
kRAkZBUR

Frank Krier, OF Florence, visited at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Ed De
Vries Sunday.
Martin and Nick Deville, of Waiver.
ly, visited friends at Krazburg Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Fox left for
Bookings Monday morning to look
after business interests there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Schlosser are
the proud parents of a bouncing
baby girl.
Hank Heckathorn, of Watertown,
called on parents here Sunday.
Albert Lindner was a business
caller at WATERFOWL Saturday.
Quite a number Of the boys took in
the dance at Herman Thyen's near
Wayerly and they all report a fine
time.
Bud Lee, Of WATERFOWL, is visiting
at the John B. Fox home this week.
Mike Kirsch, of Waverly, visited
friends and relatives at Kranzburg
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kern are the
proud parents Of a baby girl.
Joe Bragie was o business caller
at Watertown Thursday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-02
Sea Refused TO Drown Him.

Lieutenant Pulhyne Of the British
navy is the only survivor Of the sink
ing Of the submarine BE-. which was
practically cut in two in a collision
Pulleyne was carried down to the bot
tom with the wreck, but the rush of
escaping afr from the coming tower
OF some other part Of the vessel 81 in.
1ated his oilskins that he was blown
to the surface, where he swan about
until rescued by the submarine GIG,
When he came to the surface two
tramp steamers passed within fifty
feet of him. He also saw three or
four submarines. but was not seen. and
he had given himself up for lost when
he was rescued by GIG.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-02
Jake Fosse is the owner Of a new

$500 - a z&aslES&5
Jake Fosse is the owner Of a new
Ford.
A regular meeting OF the Eden club
vas held Saturday evening. On ac
count OF the rain, a rather small
lcrowd attended.
Henry Haugen, The Misses Helen
Munson ani Minnie Haugen, Ed and
Oscar Halstrom and Jake Fosse at
tended choir practice at Haugen's
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob 81 roat of Bradley attended
the ball game here Sunday.
Josie Fosse and Esther Halstrom
returned from Watertown Saturday.
Some Of the Eden young folks or.
ganized an orchestra Sunday evening
They met at Ustrud's.
OF course we would all like to cele-
brate the Fourth, but Eden says,
Where shall we go?"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Schmidt and
family are camping in the Lamm cot
tage this week. Mrs. w. q. McNeil
of Delavan, MINI, is a guest OF Mrs
Schmidt:
Earl Barr and family were guests
at Barr Harbor" this week and will
remain until a new home is prepared
for them. Here's hoping it is tor.
nado proof.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Coulter, OF
Aberdeen, were guests at Camp Foun.
tain this week, enjoying a safe and
sane Fourth at Kampeska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. F. VI. Schaller
were out this week opening up their
cottage preparatory to "a season OF
Icamping.
Mrs. /. L. Bratager, of Sioux Falls,
with daughter, Beatrice, and sons,
Ernest and Lester, arrived last week
for a seasons outing in the William.
son cottage. Miss A. Wallace, OF
Minneapolis, is a guest of Miss Brat
ager. Mr.. Bratager will be q week
end visitor at the camp.
The Point was well protected from
eon1agtations last week when the
hook and ladder company Of the
Brookings fire department was keep
ing things lively in Camp Ruff Neck
Neighbors say the camp was lily
named and should have been Camp
"Rummy." The party was chaperon-
ed by George E. Purdy. Others in
the party were w. NJ. Cameron, w.
Hansen, Scott soule, Roy Soule, Grin
Rude, Winfred Ray, Neill Donaldson,
Henry Arneson, Cyrus Briggs,Mra
lace Purdy and Lawrence Sinmpkins.
S. H. Goodfellow and Doc Hyde were
visitors.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-02
RIcHLANp.

/ won't try to make excuses for my
absence In your paper. We simply
have been quarantined for two weeks
with diphtheria in u home. We are
thankful to be still among the living,
and will try and be on time il moth
ing else prevents.
Mrs. John Ogg is visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Lemon and
others in this vicinity.
The weather man has been pretty
busy for q while, leaving ruins in his
trail in every way, The winds have
blown buildings to pieces; the rains
have covered the low lands and
drowned the crops, but all In all, the
crops look fine this year. A great
many gardens have been ruined by
heavy rains and hail, Chickens and
TURKEYS are hard to care for in such
weather.
A goodly number from this COM
mnnity attended the Ghautauaua at
Watertowp Sunday.
Mrs, q Brownell and Miss Florence
spent a pleasant afternoon at the O.
M. Edison home Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Croft was entertained at
the home OF her friend Friday after,
noon,
Miss Anna Wing attended the teach
ers' institute in the city the past
two weeks.
Miss Dorothy Brown and brother,
Wilbur. attended the eighth grade ex-
animation at the city.
Earl Wishard, Frank Carnes, Rich
ara Tignc1, Sidney Rurk and Emil
Molin went TO Brooklngs from these
parts To attend the agricultural school
onsthe Monday morning train.
Vim. ostrander and family spent
Sunday ut the II. b. RoWiey home
near Nicholson lake.
Fat Burke is the p~ossessor OF j
new Ford automobile.
Mrs. VI Wishard. Ellen Cody and
baby were callers at the A. Frentl
home Thursday.
Hal Lemon and Oscar Edison ars
hauling rain these days.
Pete Molln, who spent the past twe
weeks at the VIM. Ellis home, Is d
home again.
number Of young people enjoyed
q fine social Ounce at the VIM. Lewis
home Friday evening.
MI. Wick and children went to III,
city Sunday.