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can't" ---.-
Il 10 understand" he insisted. "Oh
my dariiag, ny darling, iJisn't right
FOR that spectral thing b come be.
tween as, Why. II belonged TO past
S9arratlon, However sad the out.
come OF thar euel. II held no dishouor
know only too well the ruin II
brought ny fatheri It's enough that
II wrecked three lives. II shan't rise
again. Ike Paneao's ghost 10 haunt
ours | know what you think
would love YOU the more. if could
love yo2 more. for that sweet loyalty
bnf It's wrong. dear. Its wroagi"
"lts the Caly way"
Listen. YcCr mother loves you.
u She Ehc" sou love, me. she would
1"ar anything rather than have you
saE'f ike tals. You say she wouldn't
nave iciG yea herself. Why. if my
.athsr-"
She tcre her hands from his and
iaeci him @i,l a cry. All. that is III
Yea knew ,oar father so little. He
w"s acYer 10 you what she is TO me.
Why, I've 1"rn al the life she has
A2' f'meuarr wien she rlendec
nay Ills, ait. hel' ale when | had
scarlet iever ~ sag rae the songs
t:e trees sang 10 themselves at night.
! said my prayers at her kaeo till |
Was twelve years Ola. We were never
atarta lay til went away to school"
She paused. treathless.
"I5esn't that Iroye what | saw"
he s@il, tenIing toward her. "She
loves you far better than herself. She
wants your happiness"
Gould that mean hers?" she de.
nandeG, Fer bosom heaving. To see
Us together - always - always! To
be reminded in everything-the lines
OF your iace-the tones of your voice,
mayaa--of that! Oh. you don't know
NV womea feel-how they remember
Low they grieve! I've gene over all
you can say till my soul cries out, but
1t can't change it. 1t can't.
Valiant felt as though he were bat.
tering with bruised knuckles at a stone
wall, A helpless anger simmered in
EiTl, Suppose" he said bitterly, that
your mother one day. perhaps after
i2hg years, learns Of your sacrifice.
size is likely 70 guess In the end, |
think WIN 1t add to her pleasure, do
ycu fancy, to discover that out of this
conception Of illlal loyalty-for it's
that ! suppose.--you have spoiled
your own life?"
She shuddered. "She will never
learn" she said brokenly. "Oh. I
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-14
CATARRH OF THE THROAT
Is Liable to Produce cahYksI es!ress

tisl loss OF hearing is apt TO be OVER
looked A person may lose half his
hearing before ne knows II.
For instance. suppose a man can
hear mis- watch four feet from the ear.
II he loses his hearing 10 the extent
that hescan only hear tire tick OF his
watch two feet from The car lie may
not suspect Il at ar IFS hearing is
good sne.sh for ostiiasry purposes.
lie goes on without the slightest sus-
picion that he is losias his hearing.
he may have ringing in ine ear. or
cracking ard sn1pping sounds in the
ear. or feeling Of pressure IN the
ear hut he is not aver that he IL
losing his hearing. 5Ft
Testins the Hearing.
i Is a COOL thing to test yonf hear
Ing With watch. First hold the
watch against your ear. then move il
gradually away from the ear and see
how far away frul she watch yo..
can actually hear 1t tlck Try 1t on
The other side aad see If b,,h ears
are alike. II you find ,hat You are
unable t. hear The watch IN both sides
alike ans AZ 2 distance OF fssfr feet
from tlie car. You may know that
deafness has already he:nu. You
should besin taking Perana q. once.
lGarg!e the thro3t with cold. strong
salt water as directed in the Ellis OF
Life" sent free by peruna Co. CO.
lumbus. Ohio. Persist IN this treat
ment until q cure is Effected.
The Eest Way to carsle.
| Sore;i,~ss ea:arrh OF the nasal
! pharyngeai space win cause an ac-
| cumuIatien OF secrrtioEa in the throls,
that completely iill the space Unless
| these sccretions ere promptly re-
moved by frequent garsliag noiyri
may be fcruied Once formed the
, po;ypi or edenoids, as they ARE satne-
timns cali6d. win rceeire 4 iphG time
With the gargliiig 10 remove. Gar
| cling according TO the proper method
will sometimes remove polypii o. adc-
noids. and no surgical operation Is
| required
IN order to understand exactly what
is meant by proper rarsling send for
a free cony of the Ills of Life"
During the whole course of gargiiag
Peruua must be taken according to
directions On the bottle.
/ People who obiee. to liquid medi-
cines can now obtain ?sruna Tablets.
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A
recovered up 10 a.. The bodies OF
six more OF the victims lie buried on
the scene OF st. Louis greatest hola-
Icaust.
More than one hundred workn. n
are clearing away the rains, and ii
is probable the remaining bodies
viii be eStrioated tomorrow. Seven
teen bodies have been identified. the
others are beyond recognition.
Three of the bodies recovered TO-
day were identified as: Allen Dow,
John J. Ratz and j. l., Hatehlcm, Ill
OF this city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-14
Release The
Damned PBle

We Try to express this thought
with such words as Clogged Liver
Lazy Liver, Inactive Liver and the
usual common expressions, but IL
does not state the fact, Nature
own antiseptic and disinfec,ant, !,
damm2d-up 50 that IL flows fea5'y
or not a. all.
The first evidence you have is 4
headache-a coated tongue--or diz-
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-14

For Carpertering And general re-
pair work call J. Fl. ROGERS. Bell
phone aIs. Residence 500 Twenty
third street. Shop rear of 915 Wash
ington avenue. $3.50 II
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-14

Mrs. VIM. Bowman, Il. +. ID. !. Coon
Rapids. Iowa, writes:
Some time ago wrote you about
my little boy. Clarence. five years OF
age. He was troubled with his ears.
They were very sensitive TO the touch,
and he was quite dcaf at times. iie
seemed TO be worse after catching
cold. ! had taken him to doctors, but
they did not seem 10 be able to relieve
him. and | was very much afraid he
would lose his hearing entirety. lie
was getting more deaf every day.
Il wrote TO you for advice. and you
prescribed Peruna. l began giving 1t
to him, and can now say that he IS
hearty and can hear perfectly"
catarrh Causes Many Discasee.
Many diseases are caused by taxing
cold. A cold is very likely to ssttie
in the nose. causing nasal eatarrh.
1t may settle in the upper part Of the
throat, called the nasal pharyngeai
space In this spaoH are two litt!a
tubes called eustachian tubes. that
lead to the middle ear.
II the catarra settles in the pharyn-
geal space 1t may follow the mucous
membrane through the eustachiar,
tubes into the middle ear. II It does
1t viii cause noises in the ear. ana
later on be sure to cause deafness.
Catarrh of the throat may follow
the eustachian tubes Up into the mid
die ear without causing much concern
on the part or the pat!-nt. Hhc par
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-14
Miscellaneous Wanted.

Finest line OF fishing tackle In
stock. New line of loaded shells re-
ceived safes opened, combinations
changed Keys made; guns and re-
volvers repaired. n. E. Ince, 412
Commercial avenue, Cairo. III. Home
phone 212-K.
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LOST--,Black umbrella, gold
handle, initials G.. P. on top on IL
terurban 9;45 car Tuesday night, b.
tween Mounds and Cairo. Return -
receive reward. $40 t 3-16
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CSg:r,@h ht, iat2 by hobLs. .Msrriilt<
gYNoPs.s.

CHAPTER NXVn Katharine l'afgo
a struggl-. poiit4 Glit 10 Shirley r1w Tor
r!plr Il would BE- for tine Wt u VII,
caused ,lH th.el +" meet Valiant. wul
IC41Gs So luuch like ais father.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-14

WANTED paper hangers 40
cents per. horr, Address ]. \. Pav-
ris. 100 y. Ninth street, Herfin,
Ill. 3-10 3-l6
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-14
CHICAGO FUTURES.
Corn
Oats

Okl@>sH'a city. 0kli., wired: "AHy
damage reports At t,.ia time absurd.
Conditions Il made 10 ,rdof could
not he improved"
raonoa Ayree says; Corn firm.
with It -ooi export inquiry and bids
following tho advancing tendcncv al
Liverpool The roycmcnt sIom the
country has commenced moderately
Washington wired The lnlcr-
State commerce Commission today
ordered reduction in commoGity
frc sht rates between Chicago. Mis-
,Ssippi river and Missouri river
POINTS 20 Colorado ON the Atchisan
and other railroads, reduction =
take affect May l. This conforms to
reductions previously made in class
rates"
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-14
catarrh Causes Many Discases.

sincss or all OF these, You some
times wear" 1t OF. but while vow
are wearing it OF, you are depressed,
grouchy. touchy, filled with fear.
Don't take mollycoddle laxativas.
None of them really reach the SPOT
the Livey-nonc releases tho bilc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-14
FUNERAL NOTICES

Foster Died. Friday. March .13,
Harry y. Foster.
Funeral services will be held at
Miller city. Saturday afternoon,
March IT. Cairo friends can 90 on
Ircn Mountain train at 1880 4. n
retarn,ng at 5 p. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-14
PoDoLax Releases the Bile

Go right to the bottom OF the traa-
bic with TIE old-fashi jned duly tried
liver regulator, Podophyllin tos
May-Apple Root sometimes called
by it's biblical name, ManGrake,l
No. t won't ripc or sickcn yot, i
yoa egt the light form II you so,
PoDoLax-a podophyllin ,ormala
with the gripe and nausea taken out.
Polo from PodOphyllin-"LaN
meaning Laxative not puralng ot'
cathartie. Tho children will like il,
and vou will use it instead OF &
mollycodle laXatiycs. Stop at thc
drug store and set a soc bottle ADJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-14

If you want to Sell or Buy an ar
to, Advertise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-14
LADIES' ~

i!APPY TOME MATERNITY"
sor private and essy coniiusnen,s f"y
ssisLls; adoption ia nice hOq eet,y--umt
,sp xi.s Call or write sh-t Dr.. fprs. ~ Fior-oe
Hiatt Pine Lava. 81. louss Go, Mo. ssI4C7t Y
sthtssA.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-14

Some people have
an idea that a paint
that's right for indoor
work is not as good
for outside painting;
and vice versa.
It'sta mistaken idea; Devoe Lead
and-Zinc Paint is right for any
sort Of painting: it covers more sur
face per gallon and does it better
than ordinary paint
Hand-mixed paint doesn't begin
to do the work so we'll. no matter
how good the painter. For all paint
ing tuse and insist on having Devta
I.ead-and-ziuc Paint.
Cairo Lumber Co., Agt.
C. 1 Adsk
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-14

FOR SALE-Twonty-fourth street
and Washington avenue, $6,oCo,
beautiful s room residence, for Sd
500, with bath, furnace, electric
light, two lots each 25X125. bes-
location in the city. SpanN the Roa
Estate Man. 403 Bell; IS Home.
3-1l IF
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-14

HOUSE FOR SALE-Splendli
home, Good repairs, stories. 3
rooms modern, furnace, lights and
bath. This property will sell at a
sacrifice. If interested call Eastc'-
day Abstract Co. 3-14 { 3-20
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-03-14

&c 3thgr vas later to translate in
ihe light Of her own discovery. If the
thought had fitted to her THAI fate
might hold something deeper than
friendship in Shirley's acquaintance
with Na.laat. il Mad been OF the
sag2est. His choice of her as Queen
OF beauty ha ! seemed a natural hon.
age TO that sU..t aud unninching act
CT hers @aich had saved his life.
there was IN her mind more oo.
E.cus explanation Of Shirley'a altered
d'meanor- PERHAPS it's Chilly Lusk.s'
sEe had said 70 herself. Have they
lad foolish quarrel. wonder. Al.
elI, IL her oWn time she viii tell
me-"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS And COMMENT
Spcculating on Purchaser Of 5th
Avenue and 31st Street and
Property Exchanged.
BIG B'WAY STORE LEASE
$50, 900 Rental at 43d Street
Expect Uptown Negro Church
--latest Sales Reported.

There was considerable speculation YES.
serda, as to the property which the former
bondholdcrs Of the Improved Propert,
Holding Company took In exchange 70,
their twerty story building at the north.
east corner OF Fifth avenue and Thirty.
frs, street. The name Of the buyer and
his property could not be learned from
Campbell Darlington, president OF the sell.
ing company. though MFR. Darlington said
tia. the report that his company would
receive u development known as Phillpse
Manor on the Hudson just above larry.
town was incorrect. as was the report that
Felix lsman is the buyer. Indeed con-
tracts FOR the sale OF the Filth avenue prop.
.rty had not been closed up TO late yes
terday afternoon. The sellers had hoped
to close contracts yesterday. but the clos
Ing was postponed until to-day.
the Hudson River land which re-
port stated is to be given in payment for
the Eth avenue property Ii a tract of
about go acres under development. 1t is
one " the well known substantially i'm
proved residence colonies OF Westchester
and has a considerable frontage on the
Hudson Just west OF the estate OF John
T. Rockefeller. There have been num-
oer Of dwellings, erected on plots OF a
quarter acre or more in size which have
sold for from $4,000 to s25.O00 each. The
Philpse Manor Company has for pres-
den, William \. Bell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
NIGH BROADWAY RENTALS.

what once were considered high rentals
are becoming so common In New York
al day and all night section near Broad
cay and Forty-second street that an an
nusl rental OF 100000 for store and
Basement no longer creates the comment
I formerly did. Such a rental is to be
paid for ten years by the Gray Drug
Company for Il store and basement 50x90
Al the southeast corner of Broadway and
Forty.'hird street in the Fitzgerald Build
ne The leased space includes the whole
frontage from the corner south to the
entrance to the Conan Theatre. The lease
sas negotiated by G. l.. Gray for the las?
sNadvay Corporation. owners Of the Fitz-
gerald Building Alterations are now be-
ng made TO the store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
BRONX BUILDINGS PLANNED.

Pans filed in The Bronx for new build
,rg' call for two story brick store 25x
az, on the west side Of Arthur avenue.
~ feet south of l87th street. for NJ.
'ol.es as owner NJ. w, Del Gaudio, the
rsIra.tent has estimated the cost at $4,000.
William H. Meyer filed plans for two
story brick storage. 25xi00. on the south
sae OF llsth street for L. N. Levy at a
cost OF $4,000. Henry Nordhsim filed
plans for a two and ons-half story frame
dwelling, 2lx%+. on the east side OF Hill
avenue. $50 feet south OF Randall ave.
nue. for Gottfried Nilsson at Q cost Of
'oooo NJ. w. Del 0audio filed plans for
. hye Story brick tenement house. 32.2x
s5lo on the north side OF le7th street.
y, 'eet east of Prospect avenue for
FRANK stola at cost Of $4,000. and the
ne architect filed plans for . one story
TICK store, 24,cxt2. on the east side of
ao'ona avenue. l19.11 feet south Of 1880
1880.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
~ MISUNDERSTANDING Vessels.

SIS 81. Paul. soo mil-, east of Sandy Hook -
a. NJ. yesterday.
s. samland sos miles east of Sandy Hook A.
IS cameronis. 7e3 miles east OF Sandy Hook al
noon,
:. S. Grosser Kurfuerst. :es miles eAst of SANDY
S. Lu.itania. 1850 miles east Of Sandy Hoss
al 3:ij u NJ.
s. s., Paul IS. miles east of Sandy Hook .,
So Philadelphia Venezuelan por.. 40 milss
south of sandy Hook al noon
SIS Arapahoe, Jacksonville, 800 miles south NJ
Sandy Hook At p. NJ
S. City OF MontGomer Savannah, of Mar
So Apache, Jacksonyilie. 2ss miles south OF
Sandy Hook at I p NJ.
Sc MeNco,- Vera, Cruz. 81 miles northeast or
SIS Concho, Galveston, s. miles soah OF
SsFl Sol. Galveston, 1871 miles south OF
Sandy Hook at 7. NJ.
Sandy Hook at noon.
SIS III Vale. Galveston, IS miles south ut
IS Radiant, Baton Rouge, 90 miles south of
So Panama Crisohal. 20 miles north OF
Colon at y NJ, Hh
S. Cristobal, Cristobal. l,i22 miles south of
Sandy Hook al noon, 9TH.
IS Antilles, New Orleans, ss5 m!lcs north,
s.; Npss'' Mobile crossed Mobile B~ ~
So Alamo, Galveston, 1853 mile. south at
Sandy Hook at y. N,
So VI Mundo, Galveston. crossed Galveston
Bar at 6'46 =. NJ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

(W.sh name and address of lender. a..
MOTT ST. 81. w.. 's =: !, n.y.,s .' .,,,.,
6:e IS isii-Loui: I Roe : Lev .:t'o 70
rrn., e. Goh fs5T Srsy hcsn
".n's e isos r. e. Il h:t = Z
s;ars ao,ains ~ 70 70 Js sss j Kn;,i
80 s H. .':.; Ggw; ST., - N ;s.;S
ai;y; asr.,!s ). ~ "a ~, 5000
'E a. az 1 III, 80 ios;s Wlksns az;
to csSi Fisch.r,. i s.ty, nvS a ,Wuerfsi
,, sMay sr ,,,,m:;;, ;ocs
Verio Az Soxits pySiW Az I r"o.
w x 1tssh Is i,'s W Y: s A. 1880
H.. Nv. t aa ;, si,iin ssx SeH sSl to
8 A e ors ;.S 4 :. I winthrop. s1F sity;
r i.S,.An s:.,1. TsndsT'Sn .ac 70 ths
., Eist az T'y .s; ;'3;sS9
'' nwm M nv: ss.,n 10 Otto jan A,I IN,
AZ, z. iss,GEu..n. sonntak 4 sno .
Fly a: ::n.a .,'r. AT: + g. ass
18TH IT n.s. 10 . Mov Az; 2A.7xlos,
APR ~: ,, x'sIJno Cath Clement to
CLINTON Az, : eor Oakland pl. tS1ioo.
~ u.s. 80 ~ bdg go 70
,, lane n . vents :'V wss,waEri:.'.sso.ooo
az; %. =. iSS n ~ 90. st
Shsland Jr. TO ny y Hissins; atty, Pre-,
vANbERBiLT Az 1879 tMyrtl. .vj, u W s..
sam 20 ELS Amoni atty, d Hardy. 8
n S. M ~; essoo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
CITY CAN REMOVE VAULTS.
Courts Decision VIII Affect Owners
Along New subway Routes.

An important decision affecting tho
rights OF property owners to vaults
under the streets of New York city was
handed down by the Court of Appeals in
the suit Of the Lincoln Safe Depos il
Company against the city. The cour,
holds that permit granted by the city
to the owner OF land abuttng on the
street to construct vaults under the adj
jacent parts OF the streets may be re-
voked by the city for the purpose of
,using the space occupied by the vaults
for subways.
The suit was based on the action OF the
city authorities In notifying the safe
deposit company that it's vault space IN
FOrty-second street, in which a heating
plant was erected. was needed for the
subway through that street. The plaintiff
failed TO comply with the order
to give possession. and six months later
the contractor entered upon the vaults,
broke them down. and constructed the
subway through the space. The plaintiff
then sued the city and the contractor. the
late John y. Mcdonald. for tresspass.
On the trial the suit was dismissed as
against the city and Mcdonald, and =
verdict rendered for the value Of the
boilers and the plant installed In the
contractor had sold and converted the
proceeds to his own use
The plaintiff appealed from the judg-
men; disinissing the complaint against the
city and Mcdonald. The opinion OF the
court states that the plaintiffs rights as
owner of the adjoining land were merely
those OF an abutter, which include the
easements OF light, air and access. The
plaintln commended that the rights OF the
abutter extended to the inhibition OF use
or the streets for other than street
purposes. which the construction of the
subway was not. but the Court OF Appeals
says the law Is contrary to his claim.
Chief Judge Cullen. writing the
opinion. concluded Nor do I see any
reason why the right of the public au-
thorities to recall the privilege granted
the plaintin and similar privileges should
be limited 10 cases where such recall is
necessary FOR street purposes. The very
object of acquiring title In fee az dis
tinguished from an easement is to vest
IN the public the right to use the land for
all purposes"
The decision will be controlling in cases
requiring the removal OF vaults for tn.
construction OF the new subways in the
city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
SuMMONsEs.


NEW Y.oRii. County OF New YorkIHenry
Lewis Morris and David II. ogden. as
Of MARC ARrT LhHR f zpo oRa vsiif"s ss'
f sssa pa s,ns aSa ,nn.. cu, Zsotow.k
Chevalier de stuers, az Curator OF said
Hubert de stpsrsi Msrssret Dc s,uers obern.
Iuar,; R"iand Martin e Ern.., o Gm Iua qt
Ladislas Charles Louis du Lusr,, Rohert
Elliott du Inart, Mateuerits Diane solange
Marie de Uourcun Marie de Gourcun and
ants SUMMONS. ''"'
TOT, ne EG?'s t Eawsa Dsfend Mnyn
swer the complaint In this action and 10
serve copy Of your answer on the pla ntifg
attorneys alto within twenty days after ne So.
OF service. and In case OF your failure 10
appear appear or answer; Judgment VIII be taken
manded IN the complaint.
Dated December 9Th, 1918.
wINTHRoP 4 sTIMsoN. A.,orn.y, for
Plsintims ofn". and Post ofnce Address
% LiD..ty steel Borough OF Mammal
du Iuart Lsdislas Charles Louis du Lusr,
soianse. viscomtesse de Goureuft Alain de
Goureun. Louis Henri de Gourcun, Charlotte
The foregoing summons is served upon. you
by publication pursuant to an order Of the
Hon; Daniel =. 'cohalan one OF the Justices
Of the supreme Court OF the state OF New
York, dated December. II. 1918. and Med
With the eompiaint in the office OF the Clerk
Court House. in the Borough OF Manhattan,
CITY s an. COUNTY Of New York said complain,
3. 1918, under County Clerks index number
wISTsf Soy York sr PsSs%ssr Il @
Plai ,htrv otsss and po., 2'aCe Aaa,es.
tn NANt NaWL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
TENANTS FOR CITY Lofts.
business Properties Rented in the
Uptown Com ercisl sect,o,.

psO"m COMMERCIAL section.
N. H. Hess have leased the NTH loft
IN if2 Fifth avenue to the Fair Carnival
Irading Company. the store and base
ment at 24S West Twenty-third street
10 .ne American Soda Fountain Company,
ana space In 40 to SO East Twenty-first
street to the Trainor Manufacturing
Company. .
The j. c. Einstein Company has leased
the NTH loft In 8 to 10 East Thirty
second street. running through to s to o
EAST Thirty-frst street. containing over
Ia.ooo square feet. to J. & w. Goetz, i'm.
porters and manufacturers Of costumes
and waists.
The Mcvickar. Gaillard Realty Com.
pahy mas leased the store at 175 West
Forty.fifth street to Bernstein & Cohen.
space In 561 Fifth avenue to Natalie.
milliner. and the building at 25 East
Forty-fourth street to the Bureau of
Social Requirements
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased office space In the United States
Rubber Company Building at broadway
ana r1fty-eighth street to Anton Strand.
the Electrical Experiment Company. II.
=. Hehdrickson and the Lock-Robe Rail
company also leased the store at 1860
broadway to Derby Townsend and
space In % West Forty-ffth street TO
II. Hardy & Co.
Albert II. Ashforth has leased In the
frances Building. southeast corner OF
Firth avenue and Fifty-third street. space
on the sixth floor to Frederick O. Schulz
Ter: In the Tilden Building. 1o5 to III
west Fortieth street. space on the elev-
enth hoor TO w. Ralph Squire. James II.
REYNOLDS and Louis Dorith. and in 106
East Nineteenth street space on the fifth
moor TO the Rouden Company and Office
space to Morris Suesskind
Pease h Gilman with NJ. Nathans have
leased a store In the Strand Theatre
Building. Mt Broadway and Forty seventh
street, TO Willis n. Houton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions Tor To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York and New
Jerscy, fair. slightly warmer to-
day, Tomorrow. fair, moderate
winds, mostly southwest.

winds, mostly sOUthWcst.
For northern New England cloudy ana
warmer today, fair tomorrow. moderate
west to southwest winds.
For southern New England. generally fair
day and morrow; slightly warmer to.
day. moderate winds, mostly southwest
For western New York. cloudy to-day.
probably fair tomorrow; moderate to brisk
southwest winds.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-Gcneraily fair
weather prevailed over all parts 81 the
country yesterday. cSceptirg rain in the
north Pacific Stater and ci"udncss in the
lake regions and central valleys.
The pressure was high in all sections. cs-
cept over the upper take regions and tue
extreme Northwest. with centres OF high
over the West Gulf states and the south
west.
There was depression central north OF
Lake superior and moving eastward. hut
attended only by light snow In western On
tario.
States the lower lake regions and New Eng
land and generally warmer in the upper lake
regions the plains states and upp.t Nils
sissippi Valley.
Freezing temperatures extended int"
southern parts of the south Atlantic states.
except Florida and almost to the west Guif
coast and were below zero In northern New
York and New England.
wind brisk northerly; average humidity. o.
psr cent; barometer, corrected to read 80
sea level. at \ A. NJ. 3ol3 r. NJ. 3001.
recorded by the Official thermometer. is shown
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