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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25
The Va in Rhyme and Pietuf'
Pictures from Battlefield

Are YOU following this WeeAy ~.
by FERGUSON and Weed u no. ~
up. It's worth while.
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An Exciting Time in Frankfurt

one who helped herd his fellow ~
leans through trOubiogs days a.
wars outbreak tells t graphic Scq
his experiences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25

The latest photographs rom lns -, :
zone will be printed besides some ~
sketches by The TrlbUHcs artlsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25
There's a treat in stul.
for you in the SundsI
Grtbn1rk|

For instance. the splendid Pms
scope offering, in which bundnA
thousands Of school thildrsn 4
their parentS-yeS, and school t,Et
erS. toO-are interested, will h o
planned.
Then. in the Special Feature v
ton, there will he these articles
timely interest:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25

TLnr4Sfchty DrraduOught when =, : !
flagship OF Sir John Jeillroe 10 tne
Sea is a terrible fighting machiD"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25
LIS PENDENS.
SIspTEM BIER -
Manhattan,

ISTTH ST. I7S W; Rcbecca JacobuE 81
al Hgt Dora Oppenheimcr ct AL Oore-
closure Of mtgD: atty. w VI Powell
I'D Az. ego: Theresa Nickenper agt j.;
Iesc It al foreclosure OF mtg)i aty' u
BEAVER ST. 20 and %, and New st..
IS to g.; Metropolitan Trust GO OF the Cliy
~ New York agt New and Beaver Arcaue
20 ct al foreclosure of mtg; attys' Car
ter L,rdyard a MllbuTn.
Az A., " &. So OF 18th at, 25.sX9O.b;
Rose Gcntzllngcr aEt y Mechanic 81 Al
(amcudrd foreclosure Of mtgD' atty =
BOtty. 800, q,
ITH ST, =, s23 or Az c. ll.2x00; }
Prayer ct al agt . Miller ct al 'actloh
Go determine claim, ETC.. Seidman'
The Bronx.
4TH Az. n =. $40 W OF I'd st. l00xl40:
Ellen Tram agt Barry. ct al taction 10
establish trusD; atty, J r Blunt
BRIGGS Az, 25TS: Bent agt BROWNIE
Realty co ct al foreclosure OF mtB); attys
Merrill & Rogers
WEBSTER Az. =, 2I5 Of Hist st.,
IOONI2Ls, Anna Matilda Nelson agt q
,actano It al foreclosure OF mtg; atty
II NJ B"llinger. st.
18TH ST. \, iJl " ~ Washington az,
1G.INlOO. Annie NJ Atwood sgt Margaret
Broderick ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attys.
williamson 4 Bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25

Sir Arthur Conan DOYLE gives :
analysis OF the wars causes and g
plains his view that victory f@ =
Allies is necessary 20 assure bns-
future even for the great mass q =
German ritiZcurv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25
Interview with Chrislabel P'ns'.
From the FACTORY ID . ths ;
III. Wom,n Fmi,,ary from 30.
CHTLDREN'S PAGES


The Science and Sport Of A ~, !.
For an the boys who don : Yes 10 Z
to build those winged Nh ANlt.'
surely be amused b. WIZ, n ~ }
AND WHY. by GENEtlEN. = ,i hs - !
OF a PIRATE. by the IA go
and by the other pictures ana
Sundays page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25
ALTERATIONS.
ntcms under 5000 omittedD
SEPTEMBER ~.
Manhattan.

l33D Sr. and H.: to sly stable !:
James Evernrds Brewery premises owner ;
n LANCER. ST T. i26th vt, architect $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25
RECORDED LEASES.
SEPTEMBER q.
Manhattan.

JONES ST s: two stores and b; Antonio
CEazio to Patk Duffy. Jones ST. yrs from
May T. 1916: $500: atty. Central Brewing co,
6Sth 81 and East River.
ID Az 60: ALL Edmond J. Curry TO Jno
Griffin. li6 Il 30th ri; 10 yrs from July J,
1913: $4,000; atty Central Brewing Co, 6sth
ST and East River.
lOOTiT ST 81 +: all: The " II Park co TO
Abram Pratt, SO2 L Tooth st; 3 yrs from
oct /. 1914: $500.
34TH ST, 1873 T.: rear basement store; Lam
bert NJ Bowers 10 Morris LerucT. 22j ]; 33d n {:
: yrs from Nov /. 1914; $3.50; attys, Folsom
Bros. l27 L 3Ith st.
9TH Az, 1884, store and b. 734 9Th av, Inc, 70
Roht de Rustafjaell, at Greenwich. Conn;
"; 10000; attys. Parks, Nick & 7. so
Wall ST
80 Az. sol 500; 4s5xilo, six story bldg;
all. with right OF way through e0i-2O9 p
10th st: Anita II II Mond and ano TO 7
Pendas G. Alverez. Inc. 3-12 yrs from Nov
], 1915 four yrs rental at $50 or $500;
81, 900; attys Hardy, S & w. l6S Bway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25

The second iuslalme,u,,
Arthur Conan Doyle' la US 3
sherlock Holmes story TX 20 y
SUNDAY MAGAZINE WIN
days Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25
Agents for Downtown Parcels,

The Charles +. Noyes Company have
been appointed managing agents for
the new eight story loft building re-
Gently erected at lO-412 Pearl st.,
through TO a6-iS New Chambers st;
also the buildings, 67-69 Front St, 3l5
Pearl ST. and 81 Pearl ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25
WOMAN'S PAGES
Out.Militantine the MiIillnI.

That is what an English 49, 49,
"antis." faShioHables and s9II-s 4
are training themselves 70 40
worst comes 10 pass iu the prese-,s,
Even fashion magazines deVo'e -
instruction i'm rifle practice. NJ
view with Lady Bennett
Interview with Christabel F'nA
The first she has given since Pc 9
den return TO England Her 'e''
suffrage amnesty.
From the Factory Back to the =,
4 movement whose object - 70 -
the crafts to their Old,u iorn 80
Vidual creative effort Of the hoo''
The Woman Emissary from Ds. :,
4 talk with Mime Nander'el.a.s'.s Il
the Minister OF state, ana a see..s. Il
or the object OF her mission !"
tral land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25
FIRE RECORD.


300 loo Essex St. J. Wcinstcin. trinmg
600 81 old Broadway: J. DOYLE. triHinE
500 1864 ogden av., J. SChuwptcr. trifiiuE
500 242S Beaumont av.; Frank AmUnti.
ST %.
1905 81 East Sd St; John Gronon: trifiuC.
1925 -- 1853 Jackson av., G. Hamcslin. trininE.
1908 Wooster St. Edundson 4 Warren;
trihng.
PM
l:l0-Nagle ay and Dyckmau ST. SuIzbcr-
ger Sons & Co., trifing
840-l572 Broadway; Ireland Rubber CO.
$50.
6:l5--1l1 East l15th st.: H. Cohen: trinlng
6;85-5G7 Broome st.; owner unknown: tri-
fling.
7:l5 -439 Lexington av.; Paul Schiudke; tri-
fling.
1855 Rivington st. A. Bosiu trffing
9IJ-2li East 18th ST. Collins Brothers:
5000.
lO:2J-Sccond av. and 10th st. ~" struct-
ure; trihinE.
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The Bronx.

NJ StrIHbach TO T. y Waterman. S. 900.
Central Building Improvement and Invest
In"nt Co TO Premium Holding Corp. tl3. 600.
T. y Waterman to + " Wdkcliug. s. 900
4 oliver J ulcott to q T. I.auicnburgcr.
s. 700.
Catherine Eipf cNtrN. to q Schli,,c. s.. 600.
Buchicr. lrn. 20 Blauch, Mcmahon.
s. D00
New York Title ms 90 to " + Patterson,
en-. $1,000.
g ogden and auo. cars. TO Blanche b CAL
hoIn. 81
Blanche Il Calhoun 10 Vessels: 81
r Rubtzrk To A "a ROhitzek 500
I Arkeown TO Margaret A Smyth. s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
;EPETEMBER .
Manhattan.

MaIgaset \ Converse to Jennie Dabouo
e. al. 81.
LAWYERS Mortgage Co to Arthur Roscn-
baum; $4,000
Mary q Richardson and ano. exrs cath A
Stevens, to Mary G.. Richardson trustee:
assigns 30 mortgages; 81.
Anna NJ Wcrfelman. extx, sc. Nina Roscu-
brock 10 Rice l. Eareil; 81; same to Caroline
II Horchcrs, 81, same to Anna NJ Werfel-
man. 81.
Justin l. Miner 10 Geo II Mastcn: 5000.
Geo II Masten 10 Justin I. Miner; s. 600
Central Trust Go Of New York and ano
trustees, TO Title Guarantee & Trust Co;
$4,000
Jennie Benedict TO Abr Benedict: $50 600
Elise 7 lHderhill to Lawyers Mortgage Co:
$4,000 -
central building. Improvement and Investi
ment 60 10 Premium Holding CORPORATION
1.-TWO mortgages; fl65 900; same to same, two
thirds part, S@,,66G 81, same to Chateau Hold
ing 60, Inc: 500.
Sidney Beuheim 10 joel Jacobs. 500
) Howell Jones TO clifton y Baldwin. 500
Ray II Winston et al. cNrs and trustees 70
Sidney Bernheim; 1883 s.
Robert Walsh, admr. 10 JnO + e. Wetter.
g. 600.
Shepherd Knapp and ano. trustees TO Kate
l. \0ndermhul. on mortgage of SG.625 70. same
70 same, on mortgage Of g., 100. same 70 same
on mort gage OF 81. sos o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest = per tent unless otherwise S"''u'
SEPTEMBER a.
Manhattan.

CLINTON ST. 81. s. $50 RivlnGton st.
aSX1UO. Malvina Newman ~ a. 10 H ~!
Machcr. 1870 Donaldson av. Ruthertord; ~
sept -; > yrs. 80 . =; S24'oU' u'y' -
Grassick. Hall OF Records. 400, .,
MADISON AV. 14SD-l40l, cor; lOZd 81,
40 81 East. jO11XlOO: Jos Spcctor 70 lsaaC
Cohru 3I5 Central Park Vest sept ~ .prlor
u,trsl. q yrs q u G.; $4,000; atty, ! q o
ITH ST. n East. 3. $50 ID ay -" ,E
03 1. Sarah Hirsrh to Mime Rottenbrrg' I"n
Lewis st: Sept 30 due March -; ioi", -" y
e. t1O. atty II Koppcman. ia RiNinGtnn -
10TH ST 8 g. 203 " Greenwich st, 2iN'V,
Mr. e Tutiug to John KOrn, ~ Sth az: SoW
H. Cprior mtg 5000: due ana Inv as per
bond. 81 600. atty. Walter J Egan, 2oS Bway
aoTII ST agG West + T. 300 " Sth av, %rN
~ q tcoual lien with mtg for $1,000, mary
! NcEIroy and ano to y savings BANK
~ Sth av. Sept "a; 3 yrs. g N4'"No' a''y'
I 4 button, 80 Maiden Lane.
trTT ST III West. <. $50 W 9th az.
Is 4xS2: las hebron to Union Dime Savings
Rank. 70I 9th av; Sept ~; duc ana I'M ~
per bond; $1,000, atys, Woodford' H.
g %T,iI'G ST' i52 i54 West, 5 8, go Am
g,crdam av 4OX1OO.ll. i O'Conn0r 10 EqHl
tar,c Trust 60: sept %; 3 yrs, c; $50
oo 'oo aity; ST 4e7 East. s. a25 % sv @5x
100 If. Rattista MiTahclii to Morris silver
man and auo, 1880 clinton aV; July ~ cue
oct /. 1916 without int: notes $3.50; atty
" , ETsiaI sT "a East. S. 1926 Park az.
~ GxIONl1. Jacob Eskrcis II al 10 LOUIS
XII 100 w 1921 st, Sept IS, due and mtg
AS pcr bond, $1,000, atty, u kornbluch' $40
ieap ST. 81 East. ~ 9. l0s . Madison Az.
"7NI00 II. J.. part; Robt Ciarkson to
rirl. q a T Co: Sep. II due and mtg as per
1ars.T Sr g. Wcs, n g. AGO 9Th Az. 2;iy
% II; John G Mayforth 10 Valentine Yeh-
linz H. " lO4th st. Sept -; du" April J.
1916. q p g. $500. atty. + Mayforth' ~
ISoTU ST s. 100 81 Nicholas av. 75x
100. Imysley Co. Inc 10 Greenwood Gene
terry. Sept -. due oct L. 1919. > ? .; $50.
600; attys. Miller X. l. 4 7. So bway.
mtg Tor $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25

VAN NEST Az. TIA; Standard Plumeing
supply Co aEt Alcott Realty Co, owner ~ ~
Isaacs and J Brownsheild. contractor; W
MAIN ST, cor OF BlI1apEe'nl, W
(known AZ block 5024. on tax mapli
Geiler, Inc, Rgt X " Arrow lessee' -
Miller contractor: tlIS ~.
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S o N o M a

= ana Rooms, also one very desirable 6-roon,
apartment. Marc Antony and Prince Hummer,
2l4 to 22O Cathedral Parkway dion St. near
broadway: rents $500 TO 81 800 ali ffout room.
absolutely treproof buildings: convenient TO subw,y
and elevated stations. 0o"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25

works aEt LenoK Photo Play CO. o""e'
and contractor; $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25

APARTMENT HOTELS.
THE MADISON SQUARE
Facing Madison Square Park
81 Madison av. and 40 East 26th st
Furnished or unfurnished housekeeping
apartments Reasonable rentals.
3Oy WEST S6TH ST, bet. West End ave
and Riverside Drive. l-2-3 rooms and
bath; rents St5O-Sl 800; maid service in-
cluded ia rent. SHARP 4 CO.. Bway.
9Sth ~. Tel Riverside 45ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-25
The Bronx

WILLIS Az. 40. y store: Emma l. Ma.
loncy TO NJ Wcintraub fl3 Y li5th st. yrs
from Oct /, 1914; $3.50 to $500 atty, NJ Vein
traub I3 T. 1ijth St
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-08

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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-08
AVOID OPERATION
Get Out From Under the
Shadow Of the knife.

Taken in time they can be cured and
the operation avoided.
The tonic principle of Stella Vitae
picks you up and gives you new life and
hope, new desires and energy, new
strength and purpose in life.
For two generations DR.. Thacher has
been helping Southern women to better
health, to more cheerful lives. Stella
Vitae is the means employed and evolv-
ed by this celebrated physician from
thousands of test cases.
Any woman who suffers even in a
slight degree can be benefited by just
one bottle Of this celebrated remedy.
Don't put it off, don't neglect yourself
and become old and care worn before
your time. Get bottle of Stella Vitae
from your dealer and if you find that
it does not improve your condition the
dealer will return full purchase price.
But will help you. 1t will improve
your digestion, clear up your complex
ion and work wonders with your dispo-
sition and appearance. Get bottle
today. Don't delay! Your dealer sells
The wonderful guaranteed-to-beneh
remedy in 81 bottles. Thacher Medicine
Co., at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-08
MIAMI PUBLISHING co.
Dayton, Ohio.
TUBERCULAR PATIENTS HAPPY

Here is part of a letter from a
tubercular patient at the State San
atorium to his friend, which the
friend referred to us. 1t is one of
those human interest letters which
should make every taxpayer in
North Carolina feel glad that he has
a part in making health possible for
our tubercular sick.
Il feel like saying, Thank God for
the North Carolina Sanatorium and
for the noble hearts and public
spirited men of the State who have
made this institution possible"
Here we have beautiful views in
all directions, and the scenery is al
most equal to that of the mountains
in the western part of the State. The
delightful breezes are a real tonic to
every one. One patient said to me
today. l was in an awful fix before
l came here. could not talk nor
laugh, and ! felt miserable; was sick
all the time. That patient is now like
a ray of sunshine among us; she
laughs, talks. and even sings as she
goes through the ward doing little
services for the weaker ones"
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-08
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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22

not less than one nor more than two yssrs in the stsse penitentisry.
 State ss Herman Mnier; of motion of County Attorney Gilmore, the de. fendsnt was rslessed on hie own recog. n.zsnce and bond released.
 Harry Crawford, chsrg d with grand larceny, was sentenced to net les. than 1 nor more than 2 yesrs
 Luther Coope'. charged with grand larceny .eee..-d not lees than l n 2 more than 5 years in tie penitentisr, |.
 Trial juror A F P. axe was excused the term.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
PEARCE PERSONALS

 big St Patrick's Day dance to be given at Muddy Hall by the K of P of Pearce have been completed and no doubt will prove one of the prettiest affairs of the season. Francis Orchestra will furnish the mu- sic and the date is "Wednesday the 18th.
 An auto party from Wilcox passed through the city yes- terday enroute to the county seat, returning home in the evening.
 Mrs Julia Proctor, of Fargo, Oklahoma, mother of Mrs J C Shook of Pearce, arrived We'd nesday at the home Of her daughter and will remain for a :hree months visit.
 Prot T H Carr, of this city went to Douglas last week on a few days business mis- sion.
 John Rock, Sam Watt and John Pearce were in the city this morning from the county seat.
 A large..delesation' of local dance lovers will leave tonight for Gleeson to attend the big dance at Taylor's Hall, and nc doubt this city will be well represented. A return crowd is expected from Gleeson to attend grand ball to be giver on Wednesday, the 18th, by the Knights of Pythias lodge at Huddy Hall.
 Mrs and Mrs Chas Renaud, accompanied by Mrs Francis motored over to Courtland and Gleeson Thursday. where Nil Renaud went to look after his business interests.
 Dr Postal went to Court land Wednesday on a business visit.
 4 dance will he held in Huddy Hall tomorrow night. The dance scheduled to begivs en on the 18th by the Knights of Pythias has been postponed and will be held on Wednes- day evening. the 18th.
 County School Superintend- ent D B Hutchins was in the city last Tuesday.
 Word has been received in Pearce to the effect that Tom Price has recently purchased the homesteads of A c Bean and Tom Clark, near Light. MT Bean has located in Doug- as,
 A large attendance is ex-. pected to he present at the big dance at Muddy hall tonight.
 The dance at Huddy Hall last night was a great success There were many present from l the nearby farms. and every one enjoyed the evening. Deputy Sheriff W A Olds ' yesterday effected an impor- tant capture when he took into a Mexican wanted in [ Lordsburg for murder. Sher- if Wheeler had received word of the murder and notified his with the above re- suits.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22

known ss "rbs Produce Associatioo," was revived and reorgsnized ., Wiilco,. The incoming ne blood. .toge her ~ith . reslizI ion Jn the pert of tho~e of longer duration at Wilcox at uoit. q co-operative community is highly es sential at this time, inspired the ac, tivitY and found expression in sn en- thusisstic meeting The purposes of the organization are those of Co., operation Imp.oremen. Association. Ladies oi the locality were well repre- senied, and will exert their iufuenee especially in furtberance of the educs- tionsl and socisl aides of the organ. ixation.
 To Have Ginning Plant E With the new site chosen for gin- ming plant and exchange ofices. Tempe's sewly-iormed Cotton Grow. ers' Exchange is beginning to take on sn aspect oi real business. Prscti- callv ell the probable growers of the district have signed up under the eI- change by now. SO ttat the association
 is in . position to go sbesd with it-
 work of purchasing the gio, ins'sll-
 it, and attending to the hundred snd
 one oth.r odds and ends that will re. quire attention to make the ;ndus,ry
 c success.
 May Prosecute Parents
 Parents of children deemed incor rigible or parents who fail properly t. perform their duties ss parents, cal be prosecuted for contributing to th |. delinquency of minors. according so statement of city attorney Richsrdso of Dcuglss. before the Coug!as cit council. The ststement came out i . discussion of the Advisability of past ing c special ordinance to control ih
 messenger boy situation so ss to pre-
 vent the boys from freque nting unde d sirsbls localities.
 n Grand Larceny to Steal Buro
 It is grsud larceny to stesl bnrl
 regardless of the fact that the ordins,
 burro is worth $5 or lees. Prcspsl J Encinas hss been arrested on tn @ charge at Hayden by Deputy sheri ' W B Nssh upon request of the Pin ~ county authorities. It is Emil l. Yosrra who has lost burro.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
GLEASON GlEAk!NGS

Dr D c Brown motored over to the county seat Sun. day on a business visit via his Metz car.
 MT CT Van Meter, and mother, and Judge Ridgway, who metored over to Douglas on business, crossed over to Agna Prieta. where they met Nenustiano Carranza, both Mir Van Meter and Judge Ridgway being very favorably impressed as to his courtesy and general appearance.
 R T Stone returned today from Bisbee where he has been on business.
 Mrs Abran Madrid of Glee- son was an outgoing passenger ] en route to Miami where she goes to join her husband, they expect to make their future home at Miami.
 ] CL Cummings and P B | Warnekros of Tombstone were l visitors in Gleeson on busi- ness. They came over in Nil Cummings E. NJ. F.
 Ah Lum the we'll known
 restaurant prop. was in the city a few days ago on busi- ness.
 Mrs Lafe Gibson and chil- dren drove over to the county seat this morning on ::bnsiness
 returning home in the after
 noon.
 The dance to be given al
 Taylor's Hall tonight promise:
 to be the grandest event of the
 season, as parties from Tomb stone. Pearce, CourtIand, Nc.
 Neal and from all parts of the of the valley. Besides the dance there will be a sumpti. ous feast at Barney Bo9Es, and it is useless to say that il will be treat, With all these visitors, the streets Of Gleesoo will present a very bustling appearance
 B A Taylor, the we'll known ] merchant. motored to Bisbee yesterday, where he attended the meeting of the directors of the Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
 The dance at Taylor's hall Saturday evening was well at tended by parties from neigh 1 boring towns and the valley. l the music was excellent and an enjoyable time reported by all.
 The ''feed" at Barney Bono's was heartily participated in and greatly enjoyed by a large crowd Constable Gibson fur nished the game, and some of Laie's friends were heard to voice their doubts as to wheth- CT the meat was that of a coy ote, turkey-buzzard or a jack rabbit. But Barney's know ] ledge of the culinary art put their doubtsin the background 1 They all ate heartily, and when the feed was over there was not a morsel left.
 M R April went to the coun- ty seat yesterday on business.
 The Gleeson delegation to the big dance at Pearce re- turned home and report a large attendance and an en- oyable time.