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TEAM SCORE


Capt William Dennis. who Is to sail
the cup defender Nanitie. has assembled
the crew of that yacht at Greerport, his
home There are thirty men In this crew
and they are a fine looking lot OF sailors
The yachts tender, the City OF Stamford
Is fitting out there and In a few days
will proceed with the crew To Neponsit
near Boston. and be on hand TO help rig
the Vanitie AS soon as she is launched
which may be In the near future.
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FRIDAY. APRIL eel
lat IL vESEY STREET.

tFRIDAY. APRIL eel
lat IL vESEY STREET.
BY Bryan l., Kennedy.
FIT WASHINGTON Az. 25-35, 9 " cor iSoth
st, 13i.iixi?sbxs6.7x1st. 6 sty apt house
Manhattan savgs Inst agt the Realty
Co OF Fit Washington ct al; Rapallo & X.
attys; Phoenix 1ngraham, ref: due. $780,
eo0.76; taxes, &C, $4,000.
sd AV, 2012-e. o " cor 18th 1T. l0O11x1O0.
Ave Z sty tnts a ers-Mary Wood agt
David Levine ct al: C J McDermott. etty:
y Kelly. ref: due. N.2++.29: taxes &c,
e2si6.s8
TAT ssos THIRD AvENUEl
BY Charles A. Berriau.
?isTH ST. 10, r. a. sos W Barnes av.
2sxi26--w II Wsygandt ast Filomena De
Carlo OF al. NJ Is McHugh. atty; J j
Hynes ref due. sS.os5.ss: taxes &c.
BY Henry Brady.
22sTH At. .. ans Bronxwood av, .6x
100; slso a2sth ct r, n .. 500 W fauldine
Av. i6xios-Margt McGill agt II
kAusch ct oil. J OKennedy. atty;
J Hynss. ref; due. N.2iies: taxes
&C, 800.
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chaTics + c'aIk tisamy n,n,nin pippIss
'" r., yIr s'" RSf,rr i,on JiSu,s Roa.n
baum. perjury, Joseph Gunrn, assault; Will
kane a,,on,r,el ,>ttr, M. James Garguia
irle nhm" f.. or.aupN tarRu!'p, rape, assault.
Cher'es lre~co rurs AIRY. petit larceny. re.
sutros,,o.- court before Ke,cham. s.
- records. srconi 200" wills Of Died.
Wil'nm- Aracs KenrlsNn. James Heath.
saran H,Tr'ri th'r'pNMTn,r, S'hwi,,; stephen
Henrv U.'en " ,sl"N ana Clara R.ymer
Administration susan Nouughem Account
sp s CO J,.erSir. rhi'lip. kenneth sa,h.
erland, Au,e Hahgs Emma Rehgs' y, j.
Nelson: Ge'rsiana rrsHt MAJ Z chick,
Ysrn,n' W. He.,h ari Josephine Forrest,
Estates NJ Cn,harins Fitzpatrirk. Ann Car
care, McGracer wliam FULLER .Charl.s
Fi.en. GustNve Lehman, Jr, Mary T VIII
lard and George schmidt
QUEENS COUNTY
suprcmc Court--Tr!N Term --Defors Van
s,o'sn' coaSt opc., '1t 'a'sndG[ '' i.S
The following causes Y marked r"ady will
10 passed for 'hc itT. - rausc wi! he set
t ,Sc a. q" .S Sn H. a. 2oH s7i ilssss
number reached on the senrrl' calendar
supreme cSe-t I,spccclo, Term -, Trial.
.ndar called al, 10 A 81 tn special Term
roam ground rnor The answer r'ust he
'ready'e or 'on" No cause on his ,aiendar
viii he So, for day Cases must hr ready
Tor trial IN their orter when reached No.
.qT VOORHEES, vs. TugAr, Ms S. asa sl3
SIS aab, IA, ?6,, .sS. sas 2'1. R,lan,s
of calendar passed % Turst'}, Aprn u.
Ilighest number reached "a $50
County Court-rI,mlral rs,m-rercrs
r,Uei a, 20 " ~ 2sGtB 3s-SH
.is & IlS2B tlbpH ilteB tlI3N
Referee, Appointed
Sunremo court Nv fusf'HH Grreohnuv,--
Ne witt Va Levy, joseph t'mau.
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
81 MNIO<SES.

~~~~-~--~~-~-~----~O~-~~~~~~~
--EIsEY HUMBLE MATHIS sMffrH. Piiain.
nGciH ss'ns rs6 BzAhGnH MATri MAR TIN
yt.duai!y and as Es,sg;or and Trustee under
MST M MHIR sp% snS
i...:d and Of oE MsP Bnsnr M.
H H$S4 S:,.nd.s,. saMdSs TH fs:Iss
10 determine the validity Of the probate OF
Msm 'ssd Las" Ma WIN ana Es'a sGs .,
1854 q Code Of ciyil Procedure. Trial
10th 70 The e ABsoovEEoSNAMIEHDb' Ip DEFENDANTS:
You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 An:
swer the compliant In This s.,ion and 20
ms ATTORNEYS within twenty DAYS after
t,he service Of MS summons cxeiss'vs %
failure 70 appear o. snsw,e"-. jaiginent viii
ns '5kgn sFs"., yoa %. de,2g' Tor the re-
1r paisi NI NTborE KIn - ~ 20 isi.
a. Wall Street Borough Of Manhattan.
To LrCiUs TRoweRIpGE MARTIN. In
81 sqi M ,ss f'fra Main hss M an. roPSs
WiLLiHM il, II, MNRTiN ana <NTHi.EES
The FOREGOING summons is served upon
YOU hy rub.icstiCIn. pgrsurn, to IN order Of
Of the supreme Court Of the state Of New
York. dated the l7th day OF April. 1914. and
hled with a copy of tho verified comp Amt
IN the once of the Clerk n New York
the County court House In the Rorough 81
Manhattan. Cir, COUNTY and safe Of New
York. IN" original Of such verified compla amt
having been heretofore fled In the once
Of the said clerk on the l3th day OF April.
1914
Dp'ei. New York. Apt 1S. 1914
JEROME RAND 4 KRESEL, Plaintiffs
ATTORNEYS Drre and p q Address No
a. Wall street. Mani tttan, New York
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nrown:cwnsrs; Henry c Smith B'ef, g;
i7sTH ST. !. cor ID Az. 'iiiaisi.csienisi
Mantei and Refrigerator Co W. Codas
Realty Co, owner and contractor re.
SeTH ct. as w.isidor Fajaas v: .ss "
Park AV. o.. 90 n fasth at, soxio0-
Bronx Artificial stone Works vs. Henry
william Burr Co. contractor srss,
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Alfred Willis nlcd plans for four two
story brick dwellings. each is9xsa. on
the east side OF Kingsbridge avenue. ll23
feet north OF kingsbridge road. for the
Arlington Construction Company, August
c. Nitsch president. at a cost OF $4,000.
and the Krymborg Architectural Company
nled plans for two nve story brick tene-
ments. +2xSS and 35.4x95. on the north
east corner OF lssth street and Park ave-
nue. for the Revelle Siesel Company At a
cost OF $4,000.
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slRROGATEs' NOTICES.

GOplNL, ADA JAMES In Pursuance of
an order OF Hon Robert h4G.ow Fowler.
q surrogate OF the County OF New York,
dated Novemter l.. 1913 NOTICE Is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
Ada Janes Godine. late Of IN. County Of
New York deceased, TO present the sumo,
With vouchers thereof. 10 the subscriber,
at his place Of transacting business, at the
oryirr OF Dennis 4 Puhier. No. 40 Nassau
street borough ~ Manhattan. In the CITY
OF New York on or before the I6th day %
June newt Dated New work. 'he 6ih day
~ Decemher 1919 EDWARD MIN6
pRITTpN. VI. Administrator DENNIS d
PI'HI.ER. ATTORNEYS 10Y Administrator, lte
Nn.sAn Str.et. Wv Nn,E Citl- Y. Y.
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FEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE ron sALD
GENTLEMAN'S HOME.

Ready for. occupancy, in the finest
location OF Montclair. n. j.. all fur.
nished with artistic. imported French
furniture and rare bric-a- brac; IS room
mansion, with four tiled baths. f0e9
roomy piazzas. sleeping porches and
tories; corner lot, 100 feet
front. 200 feet deep; rose gardens.
ehr,ibbery. beautiful shade trees. artis-
tically placed House Ia trimmed
throughout with selected hardwoods.
parquet floors in each room. four I'm
ported open flreplaces. vaulted wine
cellars, laundry. automobile garage.
DC; Ms owner must leave for Europe
an exceptional bargain IL offered; cell
for SIS 600. everything included House
through F. NJ CRAWLEY 4 BROS.
Montclair. y. J.
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BAYswATER COTTAGE RENTED.

The George Rosenfeld Company has
leased for the season Ingomar Goldsmith's
cottage on Bessemond avenue. Bayswater.
Far Rockaway. to Israel Kutner, Herman
Frankfort acting for the lessee.
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Dooley stops Brooklyn Game.

Police Inspector Dooley put stop to an
exhibition ball game between Brooklyn
and Jake Dauberts semi-pro team at the
PARKWAY Driving club yesterday Sew
'ral thousand persons were present, but
'he game VAS called off when arrests were
threatened IL play started.
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BROKERAGE NOTE.

W. j. Schoonmaker was associated as
broker in the lease OF the store and base
ment In the Ashland Building AT 3l5
Fourth avenue TO Dryfoos IL Sons re.
ported In THE Sun OF yesterday.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

AUDUBON Az cor lilst 81, :oVl0n--
Rierach & co W. Gustav Boehme, owner
carl Rieger. contractor. .... ....... .. 500
10Th ct, Louis Levin vs. Charles
BROWN owner. III Smith Bitg g. CON
tractor ....t.. ...-... ..... ........ sais
iSSTH 81 iei W Harry Grohriao Us Dp,Ii
ShnN owner, Gib \ Young. ruu'ttr'ur
,reucwn' .. .. $50 81
,STU 81 g. 10 Of " BaNer.D tr.ipet lI.rt,s
80 rs Nh..tIs NrH'i} go. 'oH.. " lifH
Npu G'nhu 4" 60 ElN CONTRACTOR 90
n.waN ,lN6
Nicol, Henry Amermun ant charles
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

twith nam" and address Of lenders ATTY
CANAL ST, 3ls ant $40 lass .
church a.. runs ~ OK etN 10 and
2ss To- $, w;'lo - nee. Jan
81 sle ono
av ?0ysall. Apr is 'al2-Ino shepard
To 'Thos DAILY 500 w l2fth St atty
Arthur Bell 2fi Alexander az .. 90 900
10TH ct. u Y l2s Madison Az
?SNIonI,, Aug II lao7--DRvid and Kate
Arorowi,a and ano 20 Isabelle " Hor,nns.
~ " Mst -; at'ys' Rehding Gre.lcv 4
BRooMr sr zoo. eSv,i7. JnT OTo
lno,-Ren, Asch to Pauline Ali.9ochi
8" WYA wnrsN,Scr AVV"'iie., 10, e,,1f ~ 200 %
Gleason property. ?ith ward Nov 6, lala
--JNo 7 Hnunigan to German Amer
Rdr and Loan Assn atty 7 e.. ia
SANE PROPERTY ava date - same to
SYST ST, - ISL an av, lPXaS Aug
2 iais-lIet'ie RoamaN 10 lucius "
Beers and nuo, trustees. AttNs, Lord n &
Lord, ~ Wall 81. ....,.... .,.,..,... So 900
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Paciac Coast League.

Al san Francisco "a MD-San Francisco.
s. Los Angeles, |. CP. M)--San Francisco.
4 Los Angeles 3.
A. Los Angeles "a. MD-Sscramento. 3:
Venice. O. tP. NJ Venice, 3; Sacramento, 2
At Portland-Oakland, 4; Portland. J.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

WASHINGTON TRUST co 81 y 10 corn
Exchange Bank ............... ... 500 ono
sANDLoss. Louis \. ~ American MtrA
CO Observation-Disclosures ...... Sc Nhh
rLLMAN David, ~ Adolf Gluck O. nsetsl 81
GRANN1SS, Robert A. ndmr. n Sarah \
JAMES, Arthur e, eNr, 10 German saw
Bank ............... ........... 80 900
TITLE GUAR a TRUST co to Ma-rt u
Mnnahan ..........-.. ...... p. 900
SAME to LAWYERS Title Ius & r CO SIS 900
SAME to same ........... ....... NON
SAME IN same .............. .........s So. Gao
SAME 80 same. .......... .......... siE.oOn
NASDERRiI.T. VIM X and eno. trustees
~ Lawyers Title Ins a Trust Co...'.f O0n
SAME to same 100. .,..,........t 35 900
Rronx.
!. MICE co - Cortland say Rank 80 oNN
SAME t. n Rlesckrr Rafhhone ....... 8 % OOn
SAME IN Florence III DuUuing ...... 81 oN0
GRANNlS, Robert A. 10 sarah q
skinner ,.....t,. =. ....,.t.. .... nominn
LEHMAN sgmund NJ. - a., cyrs, - 7.
Mtge Co.. ....... ........ .... $40 900
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LIS pENUENS.
Manhattan,

LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.
l0bTU ST. ?ha W-iinda s RAu AIT Anna
I. French ct al foreclosure OF mortgage);
a,tys, NJ n Isnacs
GOTH at, 22 W--Wtiiam Rau AIT Clarence
T. Anderson ~ al foreclosure of mort.
gaEe) attys. & Isaacs
Bronx.
WESrCHEsTER Az. n . cor NJ land NJ late
Isnac Rraithwaite ?5SlOO-Grorse Kooden
agt Philip Maker ,action affecting -titls
and poHsessionl. sttys, HltchinEs Il Dow
Lot S. on map Of New village OF Jerome
David Stevenson Brewing Co aEt Filomen
De carlo ct nj lforeolosu Of two mort
gages; attys. brown Falkenberg
LOT sso, On map ~ Laconin Park. Willisms-
bridgc-Marie Voss agt Michele Agugliaro
., al foreclosure OF mortgage. attys
Neier a. Van Derveer
ROWLAND Az, vs. Hs Frisby nv. 76x
100 North side MtEe corn VS. MARY Jane
Dailev ct al foreclos mtgsl atty. Clockc.
a T.
iSan sr ns 7ib Loring nj ~ 2ys,a--
MARY X owen W Edward q Racherer
., ~ doreclos" mtg"l, a'tv. II " Mac
k.wan
IoT r man Of cedar Hnl plot. villss. ~
Fordhain - George Wolf ~ Antonio ~.
mill? Horsclose m'geli atty q Ludwig
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

STANTON ST. i1s store---Maria Neustad,.r
to Jacob Weber. 52s r ttn a.. 3 a-i2 yrs
from Feb /, 1915; atty klausner, IFS
9Th Az. $50, basement Sc--Gso Fox and
ano TO Ester Chaser $50 TN nv. ll-i2
yrs from June /. 1911. address t2J. $50
sth av........ .,......-. .......... $3.50
PEARL ST ?s,. third lof,--Bella Hirsch 10
W Russell Co, .st Pearl st. yrs FROM
sisT sT 2s5 W. front basement 4
Niau TO Isaac leonie and ano. 1859 eth sv.
yrs from Apr 10. 1914. atty, Louis
singer, Rutgers e. ...,.-. ,......,.. 1850
WEST ST. sst, sli--Eliz A Shields 20 Thos
Russell, 10 81 Luke's pl. yrs from May
!, 1914; atty, W Stewart. 1889 "a
av,,,..'.'''''.t - .......'.,.,.t,, $1,000
Bronx.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1861. store, e.
--Thos o Brian TO Herman Ravi'z 1868
Southern Boulevard. yrs from Mar Is
wv. tsi $500
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Referee, Appointed.

Sunremo court Nv fusf'rs Grreohnu~,--
Ne witt Va Levy, Joseph t'lmau.
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caa.o.-Na. $50. csss, ssst. sss.s, 2, s5ss,
CO. c7li 81 $500. ! 81, $3.50. 10. II, 81.
81 'f. Cq'6, ~. ~. los Clear.
F,r' III before Green, J. Case un-
finished.
Part Iv--Bctore Lynch. J Case un-
finished
Part N-Re'ore Ransom. Y Clear
Part N'-Pefnre Delehantv. J Clear.
Part NiI--Before La Fetra, J. Case un-
fri-hfl
Pirt VIII BEFORE O'pwy.r c J Case
unfinished
Causes 70 he sent from PAR 80 Parts
II, " V. VI, VII and VII for trial
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-06

ROAD during the greater portion OF
this squirt.
Now begins a long home stand for
the West Siders. Boston comes We'd
nesday, and the other. eastern teams
will follow. The great opportunity
for the Cubs will be the appearance of
the Giants on the local lot. O'Day's
men are but four games back of the
New Workers, and a sweep in the
series would about even matters.
McGraW will not find the going so
easy through the west. Pittsburgh
has always been soft for the Giants
on Forbes Field. But the St. Louis
Cardinals will put up sitter opposi-
ton. Higgins has lifted his team to
third position by good baseball.
Cincinnati should be about out of
its slump by the time the Giants reach
Redland. Therefore, O'Day will have
considerable assistance from his
western neighbors in pulling down
the McGrawites.
This sudden leap of the Cubs has
not been due to luck. 1t has taken
a combination of good pitching and
consistent and timely batting to put
the Cubs up there. HUMPHREYS pitch
ed his third good game in a row
yesterday. He did not last through,
making way fer a pinch hitter
The only danger, now that the Cubs
are so close to the top, is that Larry
Cheney will be overworked, and pitch
ed out should the Cubs reach even
terms and face a hard drive to the
finish.
Cheney, who has been termed the
walsh Of the West Side," deserves
the title, with all it implies. He does
almost twice as much work as any
other hurler on the team, and does
it effectively.
When a pitcher goes bad and a
game must be saved, out trots Che
ney. The next day he may have to
- -
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job than the man who may be work.
ing at the time.
Cheney will be needed if the Cubs
do reach the level of the Giants. With
the battle lines frightened, the fight
will become ~fercer, and O'Day will
need every inc of his strength. If
Cheney is used up and pitched out,
the Cubs may as well give up hope.
Now that Humphries has apparent
ly arrived, Cheney will have greater
opportunity to rest. Bert, Vaughn,
Pierce and Lavender are all good for
their regular turns, though there are
certain teams Pierce and Lavender
can't beat. If label works the sore
less out of his arm O'Day's pitching
troubles will be over, as the youngster
looked like another Cheney when he
was put on the hummer.
Corriden is solving the shortfieId
problem. Gamely Red has stuck to
the task, and he is making good. He
tries, and fights. Those are attributes
that many athletes of greater natural
ability don't possess.
Today and tomorrow are off days
in the Cub schedule. An exhibition
will be pulled off in Muscatine Tues
day.
Out on the South Side there is de-
lirium. The Sox have copied IA
games out of 16, and Ed Walsh has
come back with his old effectiveness.
That is some combination to enthuse
over.
Whether Walsh will take his reg
ular turn in the box is still undecided.
So far this year Callahan has suffered
for lack of a rescue pitcher. Faber
filled the bill to the best of his ability,
but he is not an iron man of Walsh's
stamina.
1t may be that Benz, Cicotte, Rus
sell and Faber will be left to take
their regular turns in the box, with
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-01
One Aspect Of the War.

1t is generally regarded as automatic
! that in war more men die of disease
than of wounds This is not always
true The Franco Prussian war first re-
versed the ratio. The extent of slaugh-
ter, the rapidly of the campaigns and
the comparative healthfulness of the ter
tory in which they were waged accom-
plished this favorable result, The deaths
from disease were also fewer than those
OF battle among the japanese in their
recent war with Russia The credit be-
longs to the splendidly efficient medical
corps OF the japanese army.
Our war with Spain was chiefly a
conflict with disease. OF the 6,406 men
who died in the eleven months following
May OF 1898 not fewer than 5,43S per-
ished from sickness, and but 96S from
wounds For every man felled by bull
let six succumbed TO the deadlier
microbe.
Strangely enough this disparity is
three times as great as in the Civil war,
where the ratio OF only two to one OBJ
tanned with 1926 men victims OF dis
ease and $4,000 OF actual fighting.
But it should not be inferred that no
progress was made in military medicine
in generation. The reason for the
frightful mortality--chiefy in Cuba, in
the Spanish American war-were two
fold, the climate and the unpreparedness
Of the army medical corps. Identical
climatic conditions prevail in Mexico to-
day. 1t is the same semi-tropical, un-
hygienic country that Cuba was sixteen
years ago 1t is loaded with typhoid,
dysentery. yellow fever. malaria, small
pox The less well-known tropical dis
eases, such as dengue and beriberi, also
occur.
Against this army we present a far
stronger battle line than in '9S. Our
medical army corps is infinitely more eff
ficient. The experiences in Cuba, the
Philippines and Panama have borne
fruit The surgeongeneral of the army
rs the foremost authority on tropical
sanitation. knowledge of tropical dis
ease, though still meagre. is far in add
vance of decade and half ago. Best
of all, typhoid incubation has been dis
covered. The greatest single scourge
will thereby be eliminated.
But with all the progress. the real
peril threatening our forces is not the
Mexican rifle fire, but disease. Its raw
ages viii be great. And this problem
confronting the two medical corps is as
serious and as difficult as any with
which army and navy will have to cope.
Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-01
A VERMONT WOMAN FARMER.
Courageously Undertook to Garry on
Place in Stowe.

The editor of The Caledonian learned
of case in the town of Stowe last week
that suggests both the tragic and at the
same time cheerful and hopeful situa.
ton. On hill farm of 100 acres there
lives woman, apparently less than
forty years of age, with three daughters,
the Oldest of whom is seventeen and the
youngest eight, who acts as her own
farmer. Left widow on March 2, 1918
on the farm, which we understand is not
entirely paid for, she was faced with the
question of disposing of the farm for
what it would bring or attempting TO
operate it and maintaining there home
for herself and daughters. 1t seemed
almost tragedy that the woman should
be left in these disheartening circum-
stances but she has met it in a way that
does credit to herself and promises a
successful solution of the problem before
her.
Unable to secure competent and re-
liable man to assist her the woman de-
cided to become a farmer herself.
Through the summer she had the assist
ance of an uncle but labored with him in
all kinds of farm work. He went away
charge of twenty head of cattle and six
horses for the winter. She has done her
own milking, feeding and had complete
charge of this amount of live stock. A
brother was engaged to cut the wood
pile and assist through sugaring but the
woman is still her own farmer.
The cheerful side of the picture is
the contentment and enthusiasm of the
woman over her work She says the
city has no charm for her and she pre-
fers this home for herself and daughters
to tenement and no means of support
in larger civic center. Apparently she
is making a success of her work. She
produces her own butter and finds a
market for large proportion of it in
the village three miles away. She is
feeding her stock rather close because
the late spring makes her fearful about
her supply of hay but she expects to get
her stock out to grass without the ex
pense of buying any hay A daughter
eleven years old is walking to and from
the village schools and the Oldest
daughter is keeping house. The woman
boasts that she has MIXED fourteen
cows in one hour and ten minutes, says
she would sell the farm if she could get
a right price for it but would not want
to give up farming. 1t certainly is
to see the courage and optim-
ism of the woman in contract to some
of the male croakers that infest Yer
mont farms. \ large circle of interested
people will watch with warm sympathy
and real pleasure the hard struggle and
We hope ample success of Mrs. I.auretta
Parsons of Stowe.-St. Johnsbury Cal
edonian.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-01
Praises This Remedy
for LUnq Trouble

Many people are led to believe that
Lung Trouble Is disease which cannot
be conquered This is wrong, as many
have fully recovered their health. A
change of climate has helped some. but
many more have been restored TO health
by breathing the freshest air, eating we'll
cooked wholesome food. being temperate
in their habits and adding the tonic quail
tiles of >Eckman's Alternative, a medicine
for Throat and Lung Troubles. lnyesu-
gate this Ease
Bowling Green. Ky, X. No. 4.
Gentlemen: The spring of 1908 had
a severe cough for six months. | tried
all the medicine that my doctors recon-
mended to me. but no results came for
the better | had night sweats, and would
cough and spit until got 50 weak |
could hardly do anything. But at last,
James Deeriug, of Glasgow junction, IN
sisted tnat | try your medicine. In one
weeks time there was quite an improve,
mcnt in my condition. and after ] had
taken several bottles / felt as well as
ever in nv life | firmly believe that
Eckman's Alternative will relieve any case
of lung trouble If taken before the last
stage" .-..
(Afidav!t) A. c. BETTERSWORTH,
above abbreviated; more on requestl
Eckmans Alternative has been proven by
many years test to be most eftcacious
for severe Throat and Lung Affections.
Rroachitis. Bronchial Asthma. stubborn
Colds aud I'm upbuilding the system.
Contains no narcotics, poiSOns or habit
forming drugs. Ask for booklet telling
of reeoveries and write to Eckmau
Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa. for evil
dence. For sale by all leading druggists
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-01
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