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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
CHESEBROUGH BOWS
TO SENTIMENT
Continued from page 1

Parker paid 5000 for the immediate cor
ner and $500 for the adjoining lot.
Mr. Bergen was the successful bidder
for the remaining thirteen lots along Uni.
versity av. The four southerly ones he
turned over TO the Church of the Holy
Spirit. which occupies adjoining land
given 10 the church many years ago by
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Hennessy. AS was told
last week, he plans to improve the prop
erty with high class apartment houses.
The corner plot will now be included in
the proposed operation, which will repre-
sent an outlay OF about $4,000
The new houses will be arranged in
suites Of from five 20 eight rooms At the
rear, over the aqueduct, tennis courts will
be laid out for the use OF the tenants.
-Four Of the eight-room apartments have
already been rented.
The ls2d Street Realty Company. Frank
Galotta, president, has sold 1000 Fox st,
a five story apartment house. on plot
SS9xl05 feet. The buyers, Lowenfeld &
Prayer. gave in part payment the plot.
5OXlO0 feet on the east side OF lntervale
av., ln feet north OF 1G5th st. The Schoen
Westchester Realty Company negotiated
the deal
other sales announced follow:
ItsTH sT.-Ths wilmore Realty Company
has bought through John Wood 1867 East l4sth
St. SIX story apartment house, on lot 2oK
1865. Property at Morsemere was given IN
part payment.
59TH sT-The Schoen Westchtster Realty
Company and NJ Rines have sold for +. stitch
web 545 West seth st. a i've story tenement
on lot 2jxlO0.5. near West End aN
HOLLAND AN.--J. Arthur Fischer ana
Charles Schano have sold for =. NJ. simon
executor Of the estate Of Mary sullivan, ISIS
20 Hand av 2 two f9fnil' hou'H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
BUYERS ALONG
SUBWAY Lines
Most Homeseekers Want
Sites in Brooklyn, in
Quick Transit Zone

The real estate situation in Broo,,.-
Is most encouraging. according 10 rn,,,-
Gold. n we'll known builder. who has -
active in nearly all the large section, !,
the borough recent sales convince -
that we are rapidly nearing a very n,n.
porous sesson." says Mr. Gold. The s,,..
clearly prove the truth Of m. asse,,,,.
that homeseekers ere now in large ms.
bers looking Tor locations close 10 o..
route OF the subways.
big building operations will star, q.
the completion OF the Fourth avenu. u..
OF the subway. and there will be rush u.
vacant land. This Is the bes, time 70, ~.
investor to study Developments along -.
route Of the dual system In this borour1
for am certain that in less than Yea,
property that can now be purchase :,
bargain prices will advance rapidly VIZ,
the start is once taken
The right kind Of q building IL sur. .,
find n ready buyer. This applies 10 ~.
one-family dwelling as well as 10 the ola.
yator apartment"
When asked where the properties h. n.
Gently sold are located Mr. Gold include
the following in his statement:
The three story and store building a,
1851 Myrtle av., sold TO II. orge for IN.
vestment: 1853 Myrtle av.. 70 J. Debl.
1855 Myrtle av.. TO John Twillman: ia.
Myrtle av. TO Morris Herzoe. and IFS,
Myrtle av.. to Morris Herzog. These build
incs are to be finished by May 1 and \.
volve the sum OF $4,000.
Mr.. Gold has sold the two buili.nv,
that are on Flatbush av.. 20 feet north
OF Newkirk av They are the two story
and store type and involve $4,000 II,
sold a one-family cottage In Queens for
50. 900, and the lot on the northwest cor.
ner OF Newkirk and Flatbush avs. On III,
latter site Albert Jarrett the purchaser.
will erect six buildings. each three stories
in height and each having a store.
The lots. 10Ox12O feet, 50 feet ives; O,
F1atbush av., on the north side otNev.
kirk av. he sold to Samuel Tepltz. who
will erect two sixteen-family apartment
houses OF high grade. in the sale Of four
three story, six-family houses In Madison
st. 20 feet south OF Myrtle ay. the pric.
involved is seS,O0O. The sale was effected
from plans, and the places will not be A..
ished until September 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
To Sell Mount Vernon Parcels,

on next Saturday at > p. NJ. on hi
premises, rain or shine, Joseph p Dsl
will offer at absolute auction sale, f0i
whatever price they will bring. l22 sum
NIT av. and an adjacent parcel IN
former is two and half story fran
dwelling house. with large piazza, cor
tanning twelve rooms. three baths and 3
large conservatory. electric light stean
heat and gas, on a plot 10xl7j. The az
Jacent parcel contains approximately Sla
square feet improved with a two stOry
garage. Seventy per cent may remain on
mortgage for one, two or three years a,
So per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
ASTOR PLANS THEATRE
Will Erect Moving Picture
House in Harlem.

Vincent Aston is to build a moving pit
ure theatre in Harlem, along with group
of stores. The operation is 10 be csrrsi
on at the northeast corner Of Eighth az
and li9th st., at the westerly end OF III,
block, which is known as Ontario Field
The combined buildings will measure
lO3xlOO feet, and will be from plans by
Lorenz +. J. Weiher, who has filed then
with the Buildings Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
A WESTMINSTER OFFERING
Houses and Lots at Harrison To
Be Sold at Auction.

One OF the most important sales OF
property that has ever been held in West
chester County will take place on May
OF the Annex Homes Company OF New
York. Inc, will be offered az absolute auc-
ton
The property is between Harrison and
Mamaroneck. Heretofore It has beer
known as Franklin Park and HalsteaC
Manor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

twenty-eight lots on the south side of soth
st, between Fifth and Sixth avs. and
eleven lots in SD ST.. east Of Fifth av.
Ghegan & Levine sold the dwelling
house, lSx93 at Revere Place, for Isaac
s. Douglas to Adelaide Terry for occu-
pancy.
William II. Ridoux sold to John J. Nc
Dermott 60 Linden st, 4lXl0o, In part pay
ment for which he gave a farm Of 3a
acres at New Gretna. Burlington County,
y. j. The Progressive Agricultural Com
pany negotiated the exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
Rental at Lloyd's Harbor.

Rosemary Cottage, on Lloyd's Harbor.
Long Island, has been rented by 5. o.
good Pell G. Co. II is owned by Roland
r. Conklin. who also owns several other
beautiful houses at this point An erro-
neous impression was gained from re-
port printed last week that the property
leased was the residence occupied by MIR.
Conklin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
BROOKLYN PARCELS SOLD
Builder Sells Group of Flats in
Bay Ridge Section.

Henry Pierson & Co. Inc, have sold
the three story and basement private
dwelling house, 1sxl0o. at 40 Underhill
av. for a client.
John Z. Sullivan. builder sold in the
Bay Ridge section slO3. elO9. 6932, 7io2, 7io5.
7405 and 1907 Fifth av., three and four
story fathouses. with stores; Gas 74th St,
A four story brick two family house; also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
Sale at AmagaDsett.

The Windsor Realty Company Harvey
3. Newins, PRESIDENT has sold thirty
ive-acre tract at Amagansett, overlook
ing the bay, near Devon, to an out-of-
town client. who will develop 1t as a
country estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

GLIMPSE OF Hr0'rFS o---.
White front bdno lust erected Brooklyn Union Gas Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

BY Howard c. Pyle, Head Of Howard
c. Pyle & Co., One Of the Leading
Real Estate Brokerage Firms Of
RrooklYn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

Pope & Bro. have leased for a client ne
premises Il King ST. for a term Of yeis
Pease & Gilman have leased for Roc
ert Walton Goelet the three story stahs
at 40 East SD st. 10 Samuel W. Cole
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-24

bieien 96atIu1en gt9enii6er audi nur
sinfn S9ein bss Re6ts, 8eutIdlano gu
idelten, baB es leinen Geinben fpIne
Daffe aug Der 6anO Ialug unb bic 0ir9c
nabm, ME fe Inn BON isinen Gegnern
ielbit horbereitct ppr5en Itnb?
Der Rrisg RuBlanbs unO 6rantrsid8
gegen 0euti6Idnb mar ba, = mn no
bic e%tfernen @iirfel g%efallen, hanoelte
8eutfdlanO traft g6ttli4en Redts GO
6otener SeI6Iterbaltuug.
Riibn mar Der S6ritt, cen 5eutIhz
lamb, ui9t a6tenh Der lte6er5abI ber
Geinbe, hermit get6dn. glur Dem Mus
t6igen dber geb0rt bic Belt. Die 3us
tuuft miro burt6un, OF Der ggrnBe III
litrte" beg aItsn 6riB nod Iebt, Der, pie
sr emf 9reuBen uus Der ueberma4t ber
Geinbe g~erettet BAT, 70 isBt aud 8eutids
lamb retten fam unb biermit bag fp0ts
telnbe Bort zines Iapoleon 3uihanoen
md9t, baB Der bon bieu" INNER nur nit
ben ,eros bdtuilons" lei.
Sopiel III idpr jeBt eerabe aug Der in
8eIgien o~bgefptslten @r6ffnung bes srp>
ben 8ottertdmpfes Ii6er, bdB beutIhe
8iibrung unb Irapben tbr 9efd6igungss
stugnis su tiibner 9bat %boItauf erbra9t
bdben. Die ftneae Degna6me Der mps
bernsn gdnserFefung 2iitti6. - plump
unO brutal gefdoItsn BON ben anbdnsern
bes gtfprei3ten, fi9 9eiitrei4 gebsnben
chambers" has rod6nt, iieeen 8u t0nnen
o6ne 8erlufe, = 1T cine bsiipisllofe 2eis
flung In Der GeitungstriegsgeTdiAte aIet
Soften unS @6Iter.
Der Gtrmarfa bes re9ten betttf4en
Sliigels, enttpidelt aus Der bur9 bic neg=
trule 6ondnbif6c qropin8 2im6urg gee
I6affsnen engs IiiOIi4 au6en, be6inOert
bur6 Bic Stffunetn bes feinbli9en Gam
bes unb trobbem nitsgebreittt Bis bin gu
ben @eitdb.n bes 2dndl5 unb bdnn 6ers
umseT6tpentt 3u ben eegenpdrtigen
G4la4tItt[Iungen in Grantrei9 lit cine
2eiItung. beren bobe 9unit AUDI benz
RihtFd4mann aus ben bier MIR anbeus
tungstpeiit gsThitbertsu Sdpierigteiten
Der 8etpegung beuttger MaTenbeere iIdr
iperben fpirb, unb bic gepdhr fir giins
Itigeu Gnberfols bietet.
mOgen is aud beutides GeIOberren-
tbum rob unb gttitlos ntnnen, es tpirb
gttrdssn bonn mddtigen 8tlsn zines ge=
tintet Bottles, bds ben aampF i'm Ietn
9aiein biz sum Siege au fi6ren nit oIs
Ter araft beItrebt III. unb bds NIT benz
Siese rt1nen fam, neil es du9 su Iters
ben ipsiB, tpie einIt a6nig Iega nit iets
men Sothen.
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- fslbf d6er i'm tpegsreiden Grautreif
blei6t Iotte 3beilung isltene ausna6mc.
0ft odsesen mirO Is n6tbig, 5tpsi aorps
uub me6r auf cine Strabe 5u IeBen. Grit
in ipdteren 9agen f0nuen Iothe aorps
5pettsr unb brittsr 2inie in Die Gntfdeis
oung %singreifen, oas 8or3it1tn Der 8ds
gagen, Der munitipnss unO grppidnts
tolonnen, Der Gel6la5drttte, Der 9riideus
trdine urb anberes mebr berurIddt Be-
oeutsnOen 3sita uub ardfteper6rduHJ. -
WluB min gar i'm 2aufe Der Operation
bic MdrI4rtttung ber bic adnbe in nur
ibrsr gauJen greite unb 9iefe be6edenben
6ttresiduItu gedubert iperbtn, banH na1s
fen bic aeibungsn unb Sdpieriafeiten
in Der gspdltisung bon Mdfe, Baum
unb 3eit ins llnge6eirs,
Sir einen auF bds beutIdsfrau5oii99e
9ebiet begren5ten 8ormarI6 liegen bic
Diuge nun tbatfddIi4 70, baB iebe oors
b%aneens, saigne seridtte, iresnoipis
braudbare StraBe 5pif4sn 4rbennen
unb gogeIen bon einem qrmeetorps That
idaIi9 btlsgt tpsrben miiBtc. giht bic
Mdffe Der Streiter, Der berIHobare Mdiim
giebt bic grunolinien fir bic &~riegsbdnos
lung. 5ier In benz mad Der 9reite n0aig
beIegter Baum piirbe es T4 i'm @roBeH
un0 @dn3en nur I'M sineR frontalsn
8ormarI9 bAnoelu, aug benz fd nur
Smfadttn ntpideIn t1nns
ten. Golhe Decentralization Fnb aber
bic btutigfttn, fir Giibruna uno Sruppsn
slti9 T4pierigien. 4u4 fibren lie nur
5u leidt gu beioerfeitigsr grih0pfung
obue tnogiiltige Gntf6sibuns.
6isr8u tommt fir 9eltl6lanb. baB
5rdntrti3 in grtpartung Ioi1en Rams
PIES isin gtiammtes @renssebiet al einem
porbereitettn bsfeitigten S6taatfslb ums
getaltet bat. Genaunt tpurOeu bsreits bic
pier groBsn frdn50fI6tn 9Itfeliunsen,
iebe fiinf5ig Gilometer unb mthr i'm Inns
fang, ieOe 40 Bis $4,000 MaRn Bee
fabung, unb tauIsnb 9eihdbe, bic Mtbrs
3abl I6lpersn 3alibers, bsrssnb. Mber
biemit nidt gsnug, gu aiueisn untereinars
Der blrf Sperrforts an 1eotr %DorAuHoes.
nen 9urdmari4Iirdbe btrbunOen, btlben
bieie 8enuneen NIT i6rer Sperrfortslinie
f%oeerannte .ribeaur b6fenTfs", bdg Tiub
heTetiate S6Ia6tfronten au1 fir aeIps
truppen in ginensung 6ts b~orbanoeuen
GinmarT6rmims. @elIorts Gpinal bils
bet bic GttIlnng Der Dbertn MoIel, Soul
Wana1) sgerbun bic febr nisl pidtioere,
be. beatIdeu moIel8ront Mlsbs 9ieoens
0ufen segsnibtrIisstnbe Steluus Der
mittleren Mdds.
Die Qbfidt 1T bic, bah an bieieu GteIs
langen Iih Der beutTde 9lnpraG briHt, Elm
irtitertr 9ur6bru1 absr our1 bic 2is
den @pinaI : 9out unb @srbun : bels
aide Gren3e - bon ben 1tdntsn 6er ees
fobt unb bon GsItunestinien Sipeiter
2inis, Ga Gers : Reims, begin. 2ongrtss
Diions gcloncon, i'm ptitsrsn UerEsnf
aufgebdlttn Gpirb.
Gonten Bic DeutTdtn gar Ben an9riff
auf bic duseebduten S9l16tFeunngen
bermsiben unb nur burh bic atden burd)s
suDringen Deriaden, bann itano su bpFfen,
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O Tranx0nlNe geftunaen.

buB bic Gnge bieTer Qiidsn es rein marIds
tednii9 sur uumogIihteit maate, bic
polle 4raft bes Qngriffs ein5uIeBen.
Sold f6neren 5rontdltampf 5u fibs
rem, mar 9eutf4lupb burhaus g%eriiItet;
GirabburgsUieb biIoen bic ausgangss
Qngels unb Gtibpuntte Iolden @ormars
Itss, bic bsfeitigte Sberr6einItetung let
nen linten 6lantsuiauB. Nusrei4enoe
9ereitteIung an fdpsret Qrtiasrie lsis
fungsfGbigiter Dirt uno unbebingt Der
frdn3Offdtn G.itungsartiGerie i6erlegen,
3dblreihs, fir lire quFgabe %beIonbfrs ges
i6uIte qionirtruppm fiderten bic i6nelc
Surdfii9rung n%pt6penbtg perbenbet Sc
i~tungsangriffe.
gOrbebtnsung fDt9 fapes
rem 8rputalan9rtffest bIteb
aber bic unbtbingte Si4ers
belt ber redten beutf4en
Glante. b. +. Elm ebsnTo neutraIes urb
feins Reutratttdt mad ieber
at4tung bin pabreubes 8ets
glen, ME IS i'm Giben bic Freie S9pei8
1T uno bleiten piro. S6ne ioId)en fi9ts
rem GlunteniduB ipurbe Der an unb fir
Ii9 10 GuBsrit Tapisriee GrontaItampf
Elm Ndauis, bns fherer RieberIage
glei9tdm. Gin Bid duf bic &drte 3eigt,
ME bon gtIgien her iebes bsutIde 9ors
briuesn aur MaasIinit unb barber bins
aus in 5lante unO Riiden aefdbt tperOsn
fam, ME in~sbeIoubere aud Elm fir @ngs
lambs S0Ibntr DTfenes 8eIgien tpirtIam
bic @ertbeibigung ber in ber Gront etipa
bOGig stfefItlten Trans0ifden Streittrdfte
pnterhiiben fam.
SelbIt ipenn ii6 9eutI9ldnb Sund9it
nit Der retnen 8trtRibigun9 ieiner grsns
stn, gefiibt auf bic Ste1ungen am Sbers
r9tin, aaf StrdBburg unb bic moieIliuie
Mebs 9ieben6ofsn, bate beeniigen molten,
bon 8elgien Der brp6t folder @srtbeibts
gung idperfe @efabr bur9 Elm feinblis
DIES 8pra.bsn gsgtn bic RbeinIinie 9onrs
Defet dIs gegen bic piatioIten aroftqusIs
len heutI6er &ultur unb inouItrieler 2eis
ftungsfG6igteit. On benz berbdltnismGBig
lItgeIditbten Itieoerrhetn lag dlspdnn bic
pordusF6tli6e GutI9sibuns, 0eutias
lanbs rei6Iter 9obsn muBte bic Soften
folder Sample trdgen.
So niefsn 9eutf6Garb8
Getnbt ftIbf BEN letateren
meg Der Sfftnftbe in ba8
norb0flide Sruntrsid burd
BormdrI6 zines itarttu rs9tsn 5Itigels
bur9 bas fiibli6e geIsisn. Die befeftigte
Mad8Iiuie aiitti6s Ramur nit ibrer Gorts
Iebung mtldng Der Sdmbre iiber MalIs
beugt lisgt auf benz aruOeu Weee gerIius
garis. GeIang es Bic Mdass llnb Sans
brtIperren i6nett aufsui9IteBen, bann
mar Der Meg often in bic neiten unb
freten @efilbc oes norbDHli9en Grant
reid. Die borbereittte SteGlung 5ipeiter
2inie ber boben Champagne Ga 8eres
QdonsRsims mar bon Rorben Der duf3us
rolcn. tpenn ni6t gar i'm Riiden fallen.
@as ais cine Bdffe gtgen
9entf9Ianb etbd9t mar,
Elm MttteI ibm ben
Siss gu erIei4tsrn! gisbt Is
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@rdnElInnes- q Gehf.

Meiue S6eurtn! 3unG6ft: Maubeu9e
bat iid ~bprgeitern 6~ebingunaslDB ergeben.
$4,000 Munn nurben trtegsgefdngen abb
gefibrt. @eftern bate infer feierli6er
@in3ug itattfinbeu foIsn; bd dber Der
3u9 Der Sriegsgefangenen bon 2 llbr
4a4mittass Bis gegen 90 nbr abenbs
bauerte purbe infer gin3ug bprIdufig
abgeid8t.
9irctt ergreifenb mar Der 4ugenbtid,
als ii4 bic erten beutf6en gruppen mad
Qb3ug Der fran30TI9en @arnifon eegen
Wldubeuge in 8epegung febtsn uno bic
beutide MilitGrmuiit ben 8abeBtDmdrId
uns 5u gbren binausi9mstterte. Miir
fhoIen fir einen Moment bic 86rdnen
In bic augen; aber nidt mir uEIein! Bum
eritenmdG nab LANCER 3eit tpieber Ditcrs
rei9iTde mtuiit, unb md ba3u biefe Mus
fl nno in OieIem berrliden @ueenbIid!
Sbr aieben peroet ia oieIt ndbere Details
ilber bic @roberung bon Moubeuge bel
better, dls ia es bier beT6reiben lam,
f4on aus ben 3situngen entnpmmen 1ds
ben. 9o9 pie F4 bic uebersabe tbatld9s
lid abIpislts, fam i'd Sud bod autbens
tti4 er3dblen:
aIIo. borgetern bef6oFsr mir bds
Bert 6trriere auf site Diitons bon lei
&iloneter, na9bem mir stpei Gage aubor
bas Mert @~erfoutaine bpaItdnbia niebers
getdmpft bdtttn. Sd ielbit tpar 8atteries
tommanbant unb bate, Sbr tperoet e
mir g%luuben, bic unbeihrei6li9e 5reube,
atf DieIem Mtrt elm Minitionsmdgd5tn
in bic 2uft at iprtngen. Wie t9 benin
~uberbaupt Slid bate, bd i'd fdt burhs
tpe9g 8reffer e~raitlte. 9on uniersn Be-
obd6tungstdnb, 3irtu $500 Dieter Dor
BEN Derte, fonte man bic ungebeure uno
ioum 3u fdilbernOe Wirtung nnTerer
&ieIen6pmben gang gtndu beobd4tsn.
Giner meiner 3rsffer muB bur9 unb
bur9 geI9lagtn bdben, oenu i'd fat, tpte
nab bieIem S9uB bic 8efabung gang
entIebt duf bic 9rufttpsbren 6itduf, oIio
aens bindus lief un6 bort pie perriidt
6fns unb berrdnntt. SieIen Mpment Be-
niibte Der in Der Ndbe Ttebenbe 8dtteries
fDmmonbant elmer beutiden JeIbortiuerie
unb feaerte I'M S4nelfeuer nit Shrdps
neIs auf bic Gruppe, uub ba Iitfen lie
nod i9ntler fat, uIs Fe getomuieu .pas
rem, pitber hinunter j..
am MbsnO Oeslelben Edaes Tebis bic
bentids Srfartsrit sum Stlrm ouf bier
8trfe Sis'sr 0FfrrEt ttt unb beIebte
Sieft uuA foi4 ean3 tompFlps. Dies mar
porporgtIerr (aIlo 5. Sspt.). Sobum
sinssn bic bsatidc Sniunterie unb NrtiIs
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ArtiNerie
DOT &anbeage.

Bor hir5ein eyreete es In @ien
freltoiae Gmpfinoung, hdB Der
heuti9e Benernlltdb In elmer nmis
li6en WttttbeiIitng oes @rrben
6ullptquartters ole 9etDeiIigu1p
her 6Iterreihtfhen Seitnnasutttls
lerte an Der Ordering Der belAt
iheu 6eitlnQ MlniItr uia oer
iranSoiif6en GeihlHa ManbeuGe tn
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.26, Sort b'6irion
q. Sc Quesnob
%. Gort be Gurgies
20. Sort be Sims
80. Sort be mlauIbe
(27-30 fnO Bel @aIentiea
81. Sort be gonoe fur @isne
80. Sort be montb6rauIt
80. Sort be Gauiscourt
"a. 8ies be Gour6rain.
anmertuug: Our bic 6titunssn
gsIfOrt, GptnuI, SDuI, @srs
bum, maubsuge, fotpie bic ges
fperrt gsOrudten Spsrrforts Tinb Geitz
ungsn Il. ataTe", 5. s. fnb bur6 FORT
geieBten lmz unb Reubdu ,mobern" en-
balttn tporben. 4ue ibrigeu Settings.
anIdgen, insbefonOere aud qaris, fnb
beraltet.
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70 auberor6entIi6 rii6menoer nnb
uns3et6Henoer &eife Der Seffents
ltnfett beinnntade. Seute brineen
bringen mir cine Shilberline, bic
Elm 0iterrei6ii6er 5eftungsdrtils
leries gleieroeleitHant in etHem
@rtefe all feline @neeb6ripeH bon
ben admpfen Dor Mldubel1ge btes
trt. 0teie E6iloerunq nber bat
ser beienoeren @ert6, bdb ibr
&%eriailer, 2euinunt Or. 6dns
stiegldnot In ieinem biirgerlt9en
9crnfe 4ouufuhirsfonstpieut In
99ien, felbit eiuer Der 9dpferen
mar, bic bor mdubeitge Die pes
naltigen 6iterrei6ii6en m5rfer
rihteteH nelne Der 5eituHe ben
unter8ang bru6teH. Sns bod
intereilQute Ghreibeu Iniftet:
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BsIair6e gtTtunaen.

Der 5ortssgirtel 6eTtebt leOiglia aus
tin3elnen Danger Sorts, O5ne gefeitiglng
Der 3pii4enfslbsr, ME in 9euti4lanb
unb 6rautreit.
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@ifeH bdbnIinien.

10. Sort BE- RanOnbitler BET 2uns.
bile.
II. Sort be 9ourlemont
u. Sort be pdgup I. 81. Cote
10. sort be qont ct. 8ineeut
IA. Sort be grpuarb
8orts 11-14 fnb Bel 7cuO
Is. Sort be Suce1
Is. Sort be Soup
IL. Sort be @ironbiGe
18. Sort be 2ionoile
10. Sort Blu Camp bes Domains
20. gies bes paro6es
81. Sort be Srobon
p. Sort be 86nicourt
(Gprts 15-22 gsb6ren 3u Der Sperrforts-
linie Der mittleren Maa8).
%. Mpntmeob
"a. Sort ct 8ie bss Qpales
25. Sort be GbdrItmont
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-02-27
ECZEMA DISFIGURED FACE

Hampton Springs, Fla.-"I had had &c
Eema on my face and hands for about
three years. My face was badly dis
figured The eczema broke out in
pimples and itched so very badly l
would scratch it all the time. 1t was
the most irritating disease ever had.
1t started on my face and hands and
1t spread all over my body. I had
great large SORES all over me, caused
from the eczema. 1t bothered me day
and night SO that / could not rest
at all.
Il used three remedies for skin dis
ease and they didn't give relief at all
was almost terrified until friend
recommended Cuticura Soap and Oint
ment to me. They helped me from
the time ! started to use them. I only
used two cakes of Cuticura Soap anC
two boxes of Cuticura Ointment ant
was cured" (Signed) Mrs. z. C. Park
er, Dec. z, 1912.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment solt
throughout the world Sample of eacl
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address posi-
card "Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston. ADV
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-02-27
MARYLAND
LEGISLATURE
Wants Fish Protected.

To protect the fish in the Potomac
River and it's tributaries, Allegany
county, between Dam No. z, at Cum
berland, and the western limits of the
county, Senator Zihlman introduced a
bill which prohibits the catching of
fish in these waters by net, hook and
line or any other instrument between
now and June, 1916. After June l,
1916, it shall not be lawful for any
person to catch or kill any black bass,
green bass. pike or pickerel or wall
eyed pike or salmon between the
fifteenth day of April and the first of
June of each year, nor catch or kill
any Of said species of fish at any other
time during the year save only with
rod, hook and line and dip-net.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-02-27
Increased Their Paw.

Senator Watkins introduced a bill
which increases the salaries of the Off
Gals and employees in the public build
ings at Annapolis, as follows: Superin-
tendent, from $1,000 to $1,000; assist
ant, from $500 to $1,000; keeper at
Governors mansion, from $840 to
$1,000b three day watchmen, from
$720 to 5000; three night watchmen,
$720 to 5000; carpenter, from $3.50 to
$500; four janitors, from $500 to $3.50;
chief engineer and electrician, from
$1,000 to $1,000; two firemen, from
1920 to 5000; two coal passers, from
$3.50 to $500.