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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
OPTIMISTIC INTERVIEWS
ROSENWALD BROS.
WELL SATISFIED
WITH BUSINESS
OUTLOOK
Owners of Big Department
Store Confident that 1914
Will Prove Prosperous from
Every Standpoint.
LOCAL CONDITIONS POINT
TO YEAR OF PROGRESS

81 think we have pretty thorough
o. demonstrated our faith in Aihu-
qusrQuc and It's future said David
81 Uoscnwaid 0f EofCnwnld Broth
crs. this morning when asked for an
expression us tu the business outlook
Tor 1874, "but We have never been
more confident Boo our faith in this
community and les steady advance
menf and permanent prosperity thnn
right now, following careful study
ut the business prospects Tor the COM
ing year"
Rive years ago when We csinb-
llEhcd our present business there
were not lacking those who predict
ed that in placing city department
store in "a comparatively small town
we were taking long chances fossi-
hlv our establishment on the scale ON
which wc launched u did look like a
risky experiment 90 those who had
not studied the situation. But our
faith Ia Albuquerque ana It's iuture
WAS grOundcd In "a very careful study
of the situation and an assurance
that We were on extremely safe
ground. That our faith has been
fully justified u ls not necessary Co
toll YOU. Only last fall We were
forced Co add new departments aud
crcnsing demands upun our business
and we can see that in the very near
future further expansion viii De re-
quircd.
I'VE feel particularly sanguinc
about the future right now since the
people of New Mexico and especially
vt Albuquerque seem Co realize and
appreciate more and more what an
establishment Ike our own means TO
the community The volume of our
business has increased steadily every
year since our store Wns opened. hut
We have been especially gmuficd with
the increase durinE 1913. which was
considerably greater than the guin at
any previous year The past year
was our best and was satisfactory In
every way. but We look for much
better things not only for our own
husincss but for Albuquerque durinr
tho year ahead
we can count on one single lnsti-
tut'Yu Tor vast progress here ga
Albuquerque during 1914 ! refer to
the SANTA re railroad and the extern
sion of it, shop pinnt here. There
is NO longer any doubt ct the con-
struction nf those shops and We feel
very confident that great progress
viii he made IN their construction
during the present Year. Conditions
with a great COOPERATION are not like
those which sthpund AN individual
or firm. lta operating machinery
b. complicated and heavy n moves
slowly. Delay follows delay. This
BE- true OF every large corporation
operation But ultimate construction
uf the shops here ia sure and this
alone provides tor the future Of Alhu-
qucrquc. were there no other good
things before us.
'Our local outlook and conditions
generally Ina the country seem 90 me
60 point inevitably To q most salts
factory ana prosperous year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
SMOKE WILL Be
FIRE DRILL STUNT
IN ROSWELL
smudge Will Be Used in Prac-
tioe in Order TO Aooustom
Children to Smell of Fsft.
VALENCIA COUNTY
GETS COUNTY BANNER


NUaWrU. H. jan I--HCII
smoke for tho Roswell city school Gre
drills b. the novel idea of the local
school authorities, the idea being that
II smudgo is lighted in the school
building for the drili the andr wiil
be made more realistic and tine child-
rem viii got su accustomed TO the
sight and smell uf smoke that % VIII
ahot brighten them in the case o. a
real are Some public spirited or
chardiat. u H. expected. viii furnish
smudRc pots Tor the benefit Of tho
teachers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
PERSONALS.

Adiutant General Herring leaves
Thursday for the east go attend "a
convention of the adjutants general
Of the United states In Washington
u. c.. the latter part OF this month.
Important announcement as 60 meth
ODDS of building mp the Now Mexico
national guard is expected upon his
return.
Severe chavez today flied suit for
divorce from Pillar chavez on the
ground of abandonment
superintendent Frank L. Myers ni
the New Mexico division uf the SAN
"a Fc a here TO-DAY from his head
quarters &c Las Vegas.
Max DucOgh, "a noWHbny, "a years
old rode the trucks from Los AnNc-
hes o. this city. he told santa Fe Of
hcer I'd Sinclair this morning when
taken on No. 10. Mas wired his
father and got ticket 20 Kansas
city. his home lie promised never
90 ride the trucks again.
Justice of the Peace George X
craig has under Amusement she cases
nf Jose Griego. charged with larceny
Of horse. which WIS heard yester.
day. and CAsmlro Giyadnn, chnrRed
with failure Go comply with the
branding laws heard today.
Mrs Adolphus Busch aud party
passed through here this morning ON
the California limited The party oc-
cupicd special car
kirk Bryan. a son at the late a. W.
-. Bryan OF this city and e member
OF the a.. 81 geological survey viii
lHrriye this afternoon from California
where ho has heen for about a year w.
government survey work
Herman Schwrlxer OF the Harvey
curio system, returned this afternoon
from Grand Canyon where he has
been on business
Vice-prcaidcnt Edward Chambers
~ the Santa Ice. and Passenger Trat-
re Ascent J. j. Rryne, passed through
hnrn lhln nIInrnnnn ON So. q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

81 f.ouis. Mo. ism THE allow
ance io the Manufacturora Railway
from the through rates OF trunk lines
opera ing Ia 81 t.ouia. Of $3.50 upon
each eer Il handles for the trunk lines
is scheduled 90 become effective to-
day This change is due % tho zap
lines decision recently handed down
by the Commerce Court AZ Washing
ton
Tho apparent effect of the "tap
lines decision rs Interpreted by Of
flcials of the ManusactuferF' Cotton
bot and G. y a 81 r. roada q "a
lower the tariff ~ substituting d.
vision of the regular through rates for
the 81 charge upon shippers 90 which
the nusch line wea restricted by the
Interstate body lat August
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
WINSLOW REPORTS
JAIL DELIVERY
Local Officers Notified to
Look Out for w. r. Scott,
Who Escaped from Tolls
Last Night.

local uihcura have been notified
of iaii delivery Rt Winslow, Aria,
last night ana warmed 90 lonk out
ilsf one ". a. scott. vino escaped,
30 statement is made of others cscBp-
ing or OF the manner In which Scott
got his freedom.
scott was bound over 10 thc SUI
perior court sos assaulting Santa re
DfnCcr Nallmcr. lie la about Use feet
seven inches In height weighs about
1876 pounds. and ut the time Of his
escape needed "a shave badly ana
wore averalls a brown coat ana new
shoes.
Hotel Combs Cafe Special Dinner
soc. Don Carlos orchestra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
MINISTER'S WONT HELP
FIGHT AGAINST IIOUOlt

san Francisco Ian. "A lively
war b. on the verge of breaking out
betwcon tins minister's 81 the Pro-
tcaiant donomlHatlons IN California
ana tho workers for temperance The
ministers have decided 10 take NO
part IN initiating "a statewide cam-
paign for prohibition this year They
declare that while the work in can.
fornla must be prosecuted with great
wisdom. public opinion IN the state ~
not ready for flRht
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
ncrrIIcl TnnLer aLnIlle.l

New York Jan. THE dtFeiirt ~
The tank steamer Oklahoma. tho fore
part ~ tH7 vessel which went tn
pieces 0u SUNDAY flfiy miles south ~
Sanity HOOK. was found Yesterday hy
the revenue cutter Seneca A wire
lesF mesaero frnm Captain g. ~
Johnson 90 the Seneca qtnied TINT he
would destroy the dereii.t today. aa
4 y ln ihe path OF lranasAilanflc
travel.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

from ifs banks. scattered through
uut the country. ia enter the new cur-
rsncy system, have boon received at
the treasury department up To the
present time a majority Of these
applications are from eastern and
middle western cities.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

The Ladies' Aid society % the
Presbyterian church viii meet Al
2380 tomorrow afternoon az the home
OF Mrs. Williams eos West Gold
avenue An the ladlcs are urged TO
be present
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

Charleston, t, Ian. The
THIRD death from smallpox among
men exposed nn tie hnllleehip ohio.
which look the infection On the re-
cent Mediterranean cruise, was re-
corded here today u w1a that of
Rae Harry Ackernan, coal pnHacr
he Was q native Of Hague, N y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07
MORTUARY.

The funeral of Jemcs Hall. who
died Monday, wac held ,his afternoon
at Blakcmore's chapel Rev G. A..
Foreman officiating The body was
rent 20 ilarristowu. Ontario. Canada
for burial
The carpenters union ana the odd
Follows attended the funeral In a
body.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-07

Colds Gauss IIeadns.llc nnd Grip
LAXATIVE BRpMO QuINfNE tab
let's remove cause. There n only
one "RROMO QutNINE." II has
signature 81 y. W. GROVE on box.
2bc.
Evening star., 1914-05-10
OPPOSES M0RAuz|NG
IN MORAL EDUCATION
Bureau of Education Officials I'M
pressed With Prot. F. G..
Gould's System.

In moral education don't moralizc
rms Is tn" advice of Prof = q. Gcg,d,
an English educator Nho lectureJ in
Washington and who has been touring
the nited States as demonstrator for
IN" Moral Education League of London.
Prof. Gould $ carefully worked out pro
gram for moral instruction in the clc-
men'arN grades impresses bureau of
education officials one of the most
valuable of the present efforts to make
education tell in fin. character.
Storytelling forms the basis for most
of the instruction in Prof. GotIldS plan.
once Week. or oftener. il is assumed,
the teacher or principal gives "A systcmat-
lc Lesson on the conduct of life. The va
llous virtues are taught. not as abstrac-
tons but by concrete examples and hN
interesting stories. The teacher il not
to say: This ought to be done: she is
rather to say: This thing has been
done" Hearing constantly about right
actions. the pupils learn to appreciate,
right conduct.
The spirit behind the instruction is the
spirit of service. but this and other
technical moral terms are TO he rarely. if
ever. mentioned. 1T is possible, Prof.
Gould points out. Ito give many ie>Suh.s
on civic duty and scarcely ever use the
word patriotism. and Vet the temper of
conservation to ones duty and country
may permeate the teaching and inspire
the pupils
Evening star., 1914-05-10


proved and | nlmproNed Real
l1Oll.
Ey .utH.r,fv OF dsrrec nr She supreme Court
Of tge District Of Columbia in Riley 81 nj. "
Riley et al equity No. 3o57l will sell II
public auctiou ii, front Of the premises. TIL RS
dcsr-ib,.i raj state In the District Of conm..H
tu Wit
At FOUR O'CLOCK PM. lot g. square -
in,n-nvct by fran" hSlse. 1905 F st s.w.. ana
stable
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
F..lr parcels Of land zach being parts of lots
alo. ~ sia. 6I4, ela a:A S. sw
Thr Parcel with i"usc 6i6 9th ST s.w. having
:, front Of 1881 feet hy depth - 49a feet
\, easi line of said lot II and being north
If and adjoining the east and west public
ailey in said square
m. parcel with house GA. AL ljolninS &c
north the last abov.. mentioned parcel and hav-
nv a from. " II feet hv same depth
The parcel with house 6l2. adjoining on the
north The last above IN, ntiuued parcel and hav
ING a from: of IL feet by same dcpth
north the last above men, ioncd parcel and har
Ing Trunt Of 14.o2 feet hy same depth
Said four parcels are subject and have
an alley right Of way the rear Us feet
~ same hy width Of said parcels.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
Fart OF LOT IL square 4l3 being - S53 feet
mni rrT"' -yfb, ~ way in the alley rs fees vide
H,tsndin, snu;hwardly from thu. southeast corner
of sam" 5s lis feet 10 a public alley improved
M n 80 % hrirr E,us. Sf4 F 81 sw subject TO
- ,.;,h a.. nsa of n-yafe alley as II now
Evening star., 1914-05-10
Denies Work Is Faddish.

Prof. Gould disclaims anything ncNci
or faddish about his work II is b. NJ
means new, he says. Il have ove- ana
over again affirmed that my teaching
was, in the strict sense of the term, an
tquated-that is to say, il consists of
the employment of the concrete and drd-
matte manner which is illustrated by
ancient poets as well as modern. by th"
narratives and parallels Of the Bible or
the Talmud. by ballad singers and story
tellers of the middle ages. and by ale
gorists such as Comenius and John Ban
yan.
What perhaps l may claim is that !
have reminded educators of simple.
fundamental principles. which. in the
somewhat unnatural rush Of overcrowded
school programs. are all apt to for
get: and along with that effort to get
back 20 more direct action in moral
teaching ! have. 1t may be. combined a
certain enthusiasm and freshness; at
least. | hope so.
Evening star., 1914-05-10
Regulations Permit Floggins.

Sarcastic comment from the l'h, raj
press has followed the nfiicial publication
OF Il new order of the imperial chancellor
establishing corporal p,insiments for the
native troops of the colonies The new
regulations prov idr that offenders sen
fenced to Imprisonment for more than
six weeks shall he fettered and that coi
poral punishment zip to twice tweniN-liNt
laShes may he inflicted. Any conlinis-
stoned officer is empowered to order the
fifty lasheS and the highest non-cpin-
missioned officers may order twenty-five
laShes. Flogging is also permitted. in
addition 10 arrest
In cases of close arrest tn" prisoner
is to he bound for two hours day. u l'h
his back against wall or tree. lin such
manner that he can neither sit nor lie
ut th. same time, this punishment is not
TO include measures which could make
the punishment appear cruel.
The native soldier has appeal from
a sentence To be dashed.
The regulations are introduced with
the statement that the Punishments pro
vided are necessary in view of the fact
that the black soldiers do not possess 2
developed soldicry honor and JOY in
obedience"
Evening star., 1914-05-10
PROBLEM OF RACES
ACUTE IN AFRICA
Public Opinion in Germany Re-
sentS Unjust Treatment
of the Negroes.
PETTY ARMY OFFICERS
MAY ORDER FLOGGINGS
Demand for Reforms Has Become a
Live Issue in the Imperial
".#. Parliament. ...
BERLIN. Atnil =. 1alt

-.
''f'N i"' Ih" '"'"H'FS H"s ""
'a'h'd 1" send oui SPECIAL commlssi"n
To investigate conditions at puala fts
seaport of The German ,olony nf Kama
~, Il, >,,A.
y T''' ~ ''' ''"''S' '"N "'+S"n 'h '''''-
hlahN AGAINST IN" alleged ht%n- haltii.i
proceedings of the ,.oinuiaI aut horsli-- =
Ea,n.rnn ,,i,,, ,,tsi, r., .i,..-,...,.y ,s,. 49,
'''' ''N'" l"i''"t"h "' pAaia M ""1"-
10 'Stdhhsh There a pur"iN European
uuarter with sanitation and other ,r,,3
.ru jrnnrovan,.,t i, d; ,r,,,,,,., 80.
.h;
'!''F ''''''"t W. d"h' 50 iohS as 'hf NJ
ives Win th"lr wretrbed huts aud oihe"
insanitary modes ~ life ocrupv :. snt-
siacra hIr MARI az mo ..rnppi pec,l,a t.,,
~ ,,,.
ne 'Fi'hS'+S. Nhl'h mas been asked -
dPp'"pftatt A.hr'"i I" cofilptnSat" Inc
Evening star., 1914-05-10
HOTEL LEILA
beach HAVEN, \. J.

Mass. ave. directly on the beach: elevator: pl
vate baths: reasonable rates. JACOB B. HAVE
Evening star., 1914-05-10
OTHER REAL ESTATE.
oUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

IN NE SELL. hutIt >rEl'I, l>lt'N Af NJ
ion ut my eNIr'u>,. u y III. star. 7t1t",.
Evening star., 1914-05-10

Surgeon General William c. C;orgas. Z.
s A.. has been awarded the Louis Living
ston. seaman medal by the American
Museum of Safety as a recognition Of
his work in making the Panama Canal
Zone llabitabe and sanitary
Evening star., 1914-05-10

The Medical College of Cornell tniyer-
sity and the General Memorial Hospital
will establish A cancer hospital. toward
which, ii is said. S1.nttna has been
subscribed. including S.9o.G1 from DIR.
James Douglas
Evening star., 1914-05-10
SPRING RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.

So. Carolina ave. and beach: private baths:
running water in rooms; elevator to street level:
sun paror Capacity. $50. Special rates. Book
let BRYAN & WILLIAMS.
Evening star., 1914-05-10
Destruction of the Forests.

The steadily progressing destruction OF
American forests has made itself un-
pleasantly felt by the German pencil and
vehicle industries. Red cedar. which the
German pencil factories get chiefly from
Tennessee, Alabama. Georgia. Kentucky
ana Texas. is growing scarce that the
question of !. possible substitute has lse-
come very actual. As long ago as ISIS the
factories of Nuremberg found il lllp''s
sihle to get ..onugh cedar timber without
resortinS to th.. supply contained IN
fences made in DAYS when cedar was
freely used for rails. Now all sources
seem to be- nearls exhausted.
The case is the same as To hickory
For more than twenty -hNe wears The Ger
man army has bought in america the
hickory for the ngu,S % its gun car
ria g.s The carTiaer aud automotilf
industry also is dependent n large nIt'aS
ures on a sutici,nt supply oi this tough
but ella site wood. and il NOW appears thai
there viii be no hickory aNailahl" in
few Years
TN. new military drgihle Iepp"hn NJ
:, has been equipped aith mutiielS hi'H
are expected to eliminate III" thnn'i'l"to
noise af tn" Engines. Tho exhaust - ih''
1,n,- horse power motors on previous I'tt
pelins could b, heard for miles Nii'l
naturally decreased tii,- yalu. of tii' riiiit
for scouting purposes. With thi~ u'"-s
stilled il WiH l,e possible fot the diIigl
bl.s To rtconnoiter by night o' in f"s-t
weather without being discovered tiit
Without running the risk of becoming
target for the enemy : guns.
Evening star., 1914-05-10

The American Museum of Natural His
tory has acquired from the estate OF the
late Ed f. Howell Of Washington 4
well known collection of meteorites which
belonged to his establishment at the time
of his death.
Evening star., 1914-05-10

The corner stone has been laid for a
building for Servian Academy of Science
in Belgrade the cost of which is to he
about S1,GN60.
Evening star., 1914-05-10
NEW HAMPSHIF
LAKE SUNAPEE, \. II.

Granlider1 Hotel,
LAKE SUNArEE, y. II. At the gateway of
the White Mountains. The Ideal Tour hotel.
Fine golf course; saddle horses: tennis: Loaf
ing. fishing. motoring. etc. Accommodate 300.
Six cottages TO rent Address W. w. BROWN,
Hotel Manhattan. New York. HOTEL ASPlN-
WALL Lenox Mass. under same management
Evening star., 1914-05-10

The municipality of Saint Georges sur
cher has decided to erect monument
to- Bretonneau of Tours. one of the most
distinguished names in the history OF
French medicine. who was born in 1IiI.
Evening star., 1914-05-10
SCIENCE NOTES.

The Academy of Natural Sciences of
Philadelphia has this year conferred the
memorial gold medal ON Prof. Henry +.
Osborn in recognition of his distinguish
ed work in veItebrate paleontology.
Evening star., 1914-05-10

DR. Waldemar Nost. professor Of theo-
retical physics at Gottingcn. Will next
wear he the visiting professor from Ger
many to Harvard University.
Evening star., 1914-05-10

4 conference on the various aspects of
the physical sciences in their application
to the study of the phenomena OF the
weather will be held in Edinburgh in
September
Evening star., 1914-05-10

II matters little what il is that YOU
want-whethe, a situation or a servant
a want ad III The star viii reach the
person who will ill Your need.
Evening star., 1914-05-10

Prof. Francis L. Lloyd OF Mctiill Uni
versty will spend the period from May
to September 10 at the coastal labora-
tory of the Carnegie Institution. Camel
by-the-sea, Cal.
Evening star., 1914-05-10

prof C. & SherrinGtor WaNnflete.
professor Of physiology il the University
of oxford has been elected member
Of the ROYAL Danish Academy of Sciences
Evening star., 1914-05-10
A Prudent Dame.


From Judge
did she burn her bridges"
No, only her bridge partners
Evening star., 1914-05-10
Wages Docked for Graft. ="

The highest court Of the iianseat
cities has just rendered decision mat
is calculated to strike serious hl"%
al the widespread practice Of hrlnihs
commercial and technical employees "a
Germany The North-German l-loN
Steamship Company. having learned ta1t
th,. Shantung Coal Company in China
was paying the line $ engineers a "rahe-
off of - cents a ton on the coal pun
chased for its steamers. docked the was
Of the men by the full amount. claimtus
that this money rightfully belonged %
itself The engineers brought suit -
recover. and the court sustained tue
steamship company.
The Colonial Mining Company Mi
paw for 1a1:; a dividend of only - rel
cent compared with Is per cent Tor m.
previous year. The company which +
still able despite such a radical cut. 70
pay the largest dividend of any German
enterprise is the original corporation
formed to exploit the diamond discoNeti's
in German Southwest Africa, and. M
GLIDING the dividend now to be declare
will have paid in the four years ~ ~
existence total dividends of 1.l2u per cent,
Its founder Herr Stauch. then division
superintendent Of railway in the colon
has risen in these few years from simple
railway official to one of Germanys bag
multi-milliouaires
Evening star., 1914-05-10

Zurich University has conferred the
honorary degree of doctor Of natural
sciences upon Prof Alfred Werner Of
Zurich. winner of the last Nobel prize
for chemistry.
Evening star., 1914-05-10

C. Y Hodcson Of the United States
coast and Geodetic survey has recently
left Washington for the southwestern
mart of the United States where he
viii have charge OF q party for the deter
;ntnatjon of the astronomic latitude of
stations. esta ablished by the
coast and geodetic survey and the United
States geological survey between Rarstow.
Tex and the Pacific ocean. Many of
these stations are on mountains lobrt
feet in height The results of this work
will be used principally for eeodetic pur-
poses. that is. the determination Of the
figure Of the earth and the distribution
of material in the earth's crust.
Evening star., 1914-05-10
NEW YORK.

eN0E ShII. REM nE EXCHANGE NEW YORK
city suburban home in "a. Orange: ten-rOom
fsiim, uC-I>.. ole.n country. all Improvements.
p A BLAIR t...I + St ,ity. To-
Evening star., 1914-05-10
Pa. Pocono Mountains.

New Spruce Cabin Inn rs1ah WnI1e !, you 1os saa n
greatly enlarged: rooms en- suite with bath
electric lights: golf; steam heat: garage: sadd e
horses: all amusements. Booklet. Crrs sta
tisn, Penn. X. \. W. ]. 4 NJ. D. PRICE.
Evening star., 1914-05-10
SPRING RESORTS.


/ HEALING SPRINGS, VA
Ownership and management sam" a
the famous Homestead Hotel al ~" NIt-
sinia iI", Springs Z; miles from H. use
SAM railroad stn 4 NJ Ill NIpl1h. Np 4
Mt'>Qt lIotS; saddle HORSES gnlf. Ton
MS hrfn ling. medicinal baths. AITl 4
II DE. 2..s,n FEET: NaNIMIM 81 VI 4
MtR TEMPER tTr RE ~ bEt;IEl>.
Rates. 81; 10 SI7 ~ weekly
Booklet Ne. :. II ALBERT. Prop.
Evening star., 1914-05-10

A statue of DR. T. A. Wilson who
persisted with Can't Scott in the Antarctic,
is to be unveiled in July at Cheltenham.
England DR. Wilson's birthnlace. The
statue is the work of L ady Scott. and the
,lnveiling ceremony will be performed by
the veteran explorer. Sir Clement Mark
Evening star., 1914-05-10
MAINE.
MARYLAND.
"R E S T M OU N T."
LENOX. MASS.

HOTEL. ASPINWAII. LenoX Mass
One Of the most fashionable and attractive re
sorts in the country: in the famous B"rk>hires
Fine golf course: saddle horses: tennis. motor
ing, etc. Accommodates 800. Write for 'ircn
lar. Two cottages 20 rent. Address W. W
BROWN. Hotel Manhattan. New York. GRAN
LIDEN HOTEL. Lake Sunapee, \. H.. under
same management
Evening star., 1914-05-10
SHARON SPRINGS. \. y.
'------ -=-----
PENNSYLVANIA.

FRENCH CAMP.
On a beautiful island: outdoor sports; French
instruction free. Address CAMP BEAU SITE,
Mechani, sbur2. Pa.
Evening star., 1914-05-10

rOI; SAIF-oCEAN CITY. MD Dot1.I.E COT
.4s.. seven rooms each side, furnished: on
ucv l-,urllwaIk near plimh iInuon Hotel: rHnts
f,r S4t- q >,.t>s.u. si,lt. rented wo;:ii rent
oinsr side Address r. y. MILBJIN. Uaion
Savings Haus bldg. ciry. ia'
Evening star., 1914-05-10
BH NDDoCk HEIGHTs. MD.
OCEAN CITY. MD.

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