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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
LA l'F<UENS.
Manhattan.

islsr ct, So $50 2 OF sth az, ,.oSss u "
dron ct al foreclosure OF mortgage
atty, II Swain. =. IN
ne.sie Schwartz aet Abraham Bernstein
ct al foreclosure OF tax Hem; atty i
Schwartzman. .,. n,
18TH sT, II w-Golconda Realty 60 agt
Louis Rosner ct al foreclosure or mort
snseJ; atty, NJ s Lyman,
,orH sT az E--Creenwich Savings Bank
ANT Morris Levy at nj foreclosure OF
'nortgnge); atty Il Aymar sands.
i7sTH ST ss 100 or =, Nirh",n nv nv,
Monaton Realty Investing Corp Ct al
Ifore closure OF mortgage,; atty, II Is
,sTu at sea E-rlorence Kafka ast
doorao Rcndfedt ct nj tpartitlonl; atty
u " walsh
loiTH 81, St2 n Casimlr Dc Moor" "si
Vincpn1a Mossuri ct ~ foreclosure OF
mortgage, atty v !. Holt,
LOTS No. I and q hiock l. man osT
(2, lot M. \, block map lOhI-
Jnhn II Stohbe aud another ant Pau
Arnold foreclosure OF mortgage; Gttys
Maerke AZ Maerkle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15

DARLINGTON LETITlA C. to Augustus w
ofESHyM XuGGsrus W, and ano:: RVS vs.
xo Of ,'' NATHAN to sarah Kohn'.'.'''.-.'.'!i
SEW AB HY r. to Geo f chi.olm;;
POWELL. WILSON 81 and ano, esrs, 70
Lizzie Rhein. ...................s - 900
SAME to Rebscca / Hennie ..,....,. :s,sSS
SANE 10 Lis.ie r. Rh.in .............i 1'ooo
BOWERS, JOHN NJ. trus. to Church o. the
po%HI.p. RSSX E. to title &.
GrHRANTY TRUST co OF n Y to Column.
n ' MTG & sEcuRiTY co 10 I-aa:
MUTUAL. LIFE ms 90 OF y TO John r
cHILDs, GERTRUDE f. admr. to Ti,le O
RSsIHovircH. SOPHIA, to sami X,
HENRY MoRGENrHAU 60 to VIM j Quio
y MTG sEcURITY co to Brook N
n TRUST co TO City Mtg Co......... 81
cry MIRO co to Cornelius COAX;
NEWTON LAND ASSN to Adrian iseiin,
weorLrsFs. ssrMsoN, and ano. To- samuel
JOHNSON. FREpERIcK. TO Lawyer. Title
sM 1T E ib1s, D " 'T and ano, exrs 10 s
Lh ,S"iis MFG co to Kingston ssyiSg:
SoR sTTTm RRoNX REALTY co to John !,
THORN. wM T. TO Mary T. Conway. 200
SEINIGER. sAMI. TO Sarah Brown ,ooe
DANEWITZ CHAS to John Tully Co. VI
MACLAY ARCHIBALD NJ, to Perry Pey,
GARFINKLE, SOLOMON, to Martha Fersv!;
.s........s.s.
WIENER. ADOLPH. tn Isabel Weiner.
| mitchell McDERMOTT CONSTR co I!
Henry W1llner '.rr;,,. am, 1,.oo,
LAWYERS MTG co to Mutual Trust co o
| wes,ches,er county ,,..........S2b 00i
PEYSER. PERCY. to Title Guar Trus
Co ,.......-,.. -. s,,oo'
BUCKENHAM, SARAH g. to Sander .o o
Join J TI-ILY co to Mutual Trust Go o
Westchester County ....s....' '*i'Vo'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
BUY NEXT TO THEATRE SITE.

The three story building at II and 10
East la5th street has been sold. The
property adjons the three parcels on
l25th street and abuts the 126th street
houses bought recently for Improvement
with n 100000 picture theatre by the
vendome Realty Company, which was
formed for the purpose Of giving Harlem
q new theatre. The property fronts 30
feet on l25th street and Is s9ll feet
deep. Peter Doerr Is the seller. The
Podgur Really Company 10 the buyer.
This company has been associated with
the buying market in The Bronx for
some time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
INSURANCE DIVIDEND PASSED.
Directors Of Title Company Issue
Statement On Poor Buslaess.

directors Ot TIt1e company Iss"e
Statement On Poor Business.
The directors Of the New York Title
Insurance Company announced to share
holders the passing of the regular dive
dend on the company's stock which Is
usually payable April Is.
The passing of the dividend was due to
the stagnation OF the New York real
estate market and the resultant loss OF
insurance business. In view OF the fact
that the dividend was not earned during
the three months commencing January l
the directors decided that a proper regard
for the interest Of the shareholders de-
manded that the dividend should not be
paid out of surplus.
The statement ISSUED by the directors
said in part: 1.-THE directors feel that
during such period OF great depression
as now prevails in the real estate market
the stockhoiders' interest will be best
safegua rded by having the policyholders
,-iven full assurance that the company
resources will be conserved to the end
that its guarantee will remain strong.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15

the Improvement Of the plot they recently
purchased fronting l02.2 feet on Park
avenue mad 1884 feet on Eighty-fourth
street at tho southeast corner. with a
twelve story apartment house to cost
about 100000. The structure. which was
designed by Robert T. Lyons. will have
1858 rooms. accommodating fotty-two
families.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
BROOKLYN THEATRE SITE.

Max Hereth Brooklyn broker has
obtained for c. p. Crawford an option on
plot 2O0xl25 occupying the block
front on Ralph avenue, between Gates
avenue and Monroe street, on which Mr..
Crawford declares he and Interests asso-
ciated with him will erect burlesque
theatre to cost about 100000. The site
Is now vacant except for an open air pic
,ure theatre. The building. which has been
designed already, calls for a seating ca
pacity Of 1850. 1t is expected to be
ready for use by the beginning OF the
fail theatrical season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
BUYS NORTH BRONX CORNER.

WHITE PLAINS AvENUE.-Hall J. How
& Co. have sold for William Sorley to
William s. Weiss the northeast corner
OF White Plains avenue and 242d street.
a plot OF five lots. The buyer plans no
improvement. The plot is one block
north OF the White Plains avenue sub
way terminal.
DORSEY STREET.-Ida Brantman has
sold the lot, 25x75. on the north side
OF Dorsey street, l05 feet east OF Zerega
avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
REPORTED MADISON AVE. SALE.

The Rhinelander house, at the northeast
corner of Madison avenue and Seventy
second street. has changed hands. Ii
story In circulation yesterday is true
The house Is four story and basement and
fronts 80 feet on Seventy-second street
and 1022 feet along Madison avenue.
On the northwest corner Ia located the
Tiffany house and at the southeast cor
ner is the Rhinelander Waldo house. built
by Mrs. Waldo some time ago. but never
Occuried
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
THEATRE FOR THIRD AVENUE.

Plans have been flied for n two story
moving picture theatre with stores and
offices for the site of the Hote, Sterling
on the west side of Third avenue, fifty
ieet north OF Thirteenth street. The
Stuyvesant estate Ia the owner The
Variety Photo Play Company Is the lessee
Louis A. Sheinhart. the architect, has
placed the cost at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
SMALL STORE ron 18TH STREET

Frederick Putnam Plat has filed plans
Tor the construction OF a two story store
at West Eighteenth street with a 'front.'
age or 20 feet and a depth OF 80 feet.
me estate OF Eugene A. Hoffman. Inc,
Is the owner. The cost has been esti
mated at 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
STATEN ISLAND sHIPNARD SOLID

n T Cornell has sold the Ellis snip
Yard NJ Tottenvlle. Staten Island. 10
James Ross Valentine.
Cornelius C. Kolff has sold Tor a. -
TFl'u,on 20 G, Nordenholt plot looNio"
IN prosnoct avenue near Barrett avenue,
Staten island. where the purchaser IN
tends to erect residence for his own
occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
S,uITr GETS BiJOU TITLE.

Mortimer l.. schln acquired title yes
''r'ay 70 the old Bijou Theatre property.
IS .ch was sold by auction In January al
.r stand OF Joseph r. Day for sfoo'o oo'
TIVE property IL Mt 1927 and 1883 Hroau-
way. extending through to h02 and boA
PlNtl avenue. At the auction sale Il was
struck down TO Felix NJ Warburg and
I'h. ~ AS plaintiffs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15

WASH NGTON. April II These arm.
orders were ISSUED to-day
Lieut.. col. e .. Bromwell from presen,
duties TO charge Honolulu engineering de
partment at Honolulu. Hawaii
capt. j u Hugslns and FIRST Lieut. NJ A.
DALEY, Medical Corps, To Fort Bliss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
LOFT FOR BURLINGTON SITE.

The Runlino Realty Company have
Med plans for twelve story loft build
ing to replace the old six story Hotel Bur
lington on tho south side of Thirticth
street, $50 feet west OF Fifth avenue,
which they recently acquired from David
Heyman. The building will cover n plot
1OOxVS.9 and cost about $4,000. ac-
cording to the estimate of the architect.
+. w. Lamb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

sITH ST. 60 W--Nincen2o ANarelo ast
carrie brown. owner. L HeSh"ids
contractor
app sT n q between Lexington and Madi-
son avs--Martin Trucking Rigging 60
AIT y V Central n Hudson Il XXX 20
owner, John Pierce 60, contractor; Stand
ard Plunger Elevator 60 suocontrac.
tor .....,......,. .,-.,.'.. $500 ~ VI
ETH AV t2t-t3t-Martin Trucking RIG
YInu 20 ayt r. V a ! II Burton owners
IL Rronks a 60, contractors; Stanhard
asTW s'r . Observation-Disclosures Metal Ceiling
Go ael Mary a NicolL Henry Amerman
and Charles Brown. owners, Henry 4,
smith Rlng 60. contractors ..,..., $40
bbTU ST 4ei-Ae5 EN & W Peck Co aR,
peter Doelger Brewing Co. owners, PAU
j Exner, contractor, .'''''' 'S'''SS'A ~
HrOnN,
WESTCUESTER Az. 23ls-l.eo Tvroler asi
Alruth Realty Co owners, |. Fischer con
tractor ...,.,..,.'''' '''t' '''''' ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
CHANGES AT ara FIFTH Ayrxur.

MRS Jennie X. Stafford has filed plans
Tor building studio on the roof of the
nve story store and loft building at 473
rlith avenue and for making extensive
interior alterations at total cost of
$4,000. Bebson Bros. are the lessees
shape ara Bready. Inc, are the architects
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
NEW ROCHELLE HOUSE SOLD.

fo'r Muller has sold his three-stors
frtWo dwelling and garage. on pio' ouHeE
a. @ih Lockwood street, New Rochelie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
Great Bankruptcy Sale Of
Real and Personal Property
2fMnHrss HOLLYWOOD H 4",,.. e.

WEST End, \, !.
by eeder Of the L. =. Distrtct Court.
Charles Shongood. United States Auction Ger
VIII Sell at Auction
,,o, Thursday; April q, 1919. the
HOLLYWOOD HOTEL AND COTTAGES
Made famous by the late John Hoey The
sale will include the hotel, with its furnish
ines and completely furnished cottages
A full! descriptive catalogue with charts Of
the real estate and all other particulars will
be furnished upon application to any OF the
following;
Carl T.. Trulock. Trustee. llal Brosdw ~. y. u
Frederick Klein. "a! broadway. n. ",
=. 4. suEarn,an. IS Nassau g., n. Y.
Attorneys for Trustee;
Charles ShonsOOd. 4. =. Auction~er.
$50 broadway. y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15

John r. Scott has rented for Marian
Rand Francke her country place on
Meadow lane. Lawrence l.. l.. TO Edwin
Mayer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
NORTG AGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney
Fast Side.

lenders attorney
Fast side.
EAST OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
ll0th sts.i
18th ST IS. 900 Madison ay. % loseS q
Wi,mu,, Really ,S GO to YIN Mysu Ana tpI
.. yrs, c; attys, cadwalader " &
7iTH ST 2s6 H. 10 sxlos John Mohi To
2. due June 1915. p 9; attys' Sch,ndlcr
LExii&GiTT9S!N 80 AZ :. sol, loan MY st.
i6.sx5b--Mary T. Hartnedy et al TO Law
ysrs TUE In, ~. Trus' co. 100 b~ny ooS 3
west OF Fifth az, between Fourteenth and
10th SITS
10TH ST ,s ssst v. Amsterdam ~, GS ,ss
GO, ~ Wal It, APR - due as pc, hoa oi5
7oTH ST, s. 291.s Amsterdam ay, &C ~
100 Same to same due nS pc, bond ma
72D ST, $. as West End av, g5xio. 2;
s,so ia n HrooklynX ,STnml Mundhelm to
Mo'i isis a%s as per f S6na .,y.
l.. 100 Bway ,............... $4,000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of iioth 81
llTH ST. :. IS Park ay. lGNioO + "
| hurst NV, Nov 20. 1919. pr mtg s., 700
due as per bond ........-. ..,....,. $500
wig Levitt to Henry. rresser 2o7 Graham
nv. Hklyn, pr mtg $4,000, yrs, 9 y C.
Npr ~ MY l. ms w. ioo htoen "a,
5rn Az. " >. 1910 l26th st, 2OxS5 -i.ud
wig Levitt to Lawyers Title Ins a Y 60
lss a0 ST. T"ay nP' hSa yrs Isl
man Cons, Co 10 Harris Friedman. loi
] W ilIth st. Apr IL. pr mtg Ssb 900, : yrs
6p .; atty p ID shapiro, ils Nns.n,
wNDswoRTH Az. as, so isis, st, sail,
iOO-The ls,st street CONSTRUCTION 90 I,
Henry Morgenthau 60, 30 E 42d st, Apr ~
yrs, Cpc' atty W wechSler 80 " a. a.,
street '..,''.''r. ..''''''''' .'' s-o'oo'
BrOnN.
thorough of The Bronx
JACKSON Az. W :, 100 n ltist st, .i2l, 9slo.
--Robbns CONSTR go to Edgar : Appleby 4
sno: Glen cove: J. !, Apr 3d. yrs ,,O oS a.
FIELDsTON RID, es at centre line 262d 81
easX 'rrcg-Franc,s Iia'keh to Newin
tHpc: atty, T q Co, l76 bway $500
isoTu 81 50 ilse Morris Az hnSi5o i,
Arthe Realty 60 to Edith Haskln, =
" ssth ~. Apr -, due, &C. nS per bond
hoe Az W 3. $40 i67th st, 2o,5Sioo-Joh
r OConnen ct nj to Emigrant lndustrln
Ravings Bank 81 chambers ST. Apr Il
yrs, p g atty, scanlon' 81 cham
WILKINS pL $ cor Jennines 81. 30
ioOI,sossegnh. \ HiChtcr to iSwy'Fs Mtg
oGspbkkN Az 70 20. g 70 niiio'n .,. .,5s ire
wooiyeres, av, pr mtg sisOOo. Apr :,
yrs p c, atty, Snow - W.
oi.MsTEAp Az " :. 40 Qumby a
2JxlO5--Chns II Lawrence to Geo Zlmme
mann, 2i6b "a av Apr ~. yrs 80 y
atty Frank Gass' eelb westchest,
FIEIpsTON m, n cor 25cth st. 81
l9all--Josie Cunningham 70 fanni" cat
2hs II lasth ~. Apr .. insials, &; at
y Levison, 25s v i3sth ST.. 49,. 81
: i7sTH ST, n =, sss " Boston rd' - rs !.
-Idn'l nlds Co a. Msnh Az M,s e.
: ,,irm ST ., i.sO Boston I'd. al
lO0-Sdme to same, APR H. due sc,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
SALES HY AUCTION.
Life Sentence for wife Murder.

GALEsRURG, III, April II Robert tiig-
gins was sentenced At Aledo to-day to
life imprisonment for the murder of his
wifi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

pINE ST. G9-Samuel spector agt Mary
Rl,tnor ct al July To- lel3....,.,st<b
WEBSTER Az, cor 2obth st-Iohn
Lyons aEt simon Hess ct al, Aug Z
1913 .,...st.s,..t. NSno 10
BrOnS.
AID Az. -375s-Philip BENJAMIN and
Robert Adelmsn agi Nora Constrn co
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
PARK AVE. APARTMENT PLANS

ni"a 4 Ming 10 spend et00,OOO ~"
si,h street DUiiding.
Bing a Bing have completed plans for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday IN Man.
haitian and The RrOnH.
tAt II Vessey etI
nv NJ. Morgenthau. Jr.. Co

NV ~ -
BY NJ Morgenthau. Jr.. Co
-,h Az ,sss.eo ~ a. 1911 11sth. 6oN
100, ! ely nat and strs---Msnhsttsn s.yss
Ins, agt Nathan Hutkon ct al, due 49,
' o. 49,. x.rnsiv
- ps p.s" ,os -. 90
letTH ST, 1s.-i5s W, - SAYS:
hoNloo1t. 10 sty hoIei-New @ an
Bk az Jimal Realty. 90 et sn a. nue nc,a,n,,n
saoss, taxes &C so''EE'o"' l" p,iE eoa
for ..............'.. 800 $500 ''i'''''
BY Joseph y. Day
10TH ST. b&2 w SIS 2iS.t Bway' ~
VS. sly dwisLp eek - saves
y" steinnere et a.. NV, a. ooo. 70
&C s.so'is' SUI 10 is' '"'s a. AGA
paintiM, 90. ',.s'' -: snriny 81
ELiIhbEIh 81 ios, 49, a., Uenrv 81
aoNioV ~ I'M a.u TO- s,,s-es e,y
30. i nsn,nwoi act n Fevo ., a.
Az. 60 aoi "a SAVES &c ss7s 10. sub to
uue, $500 a.. soo. 10 nj. tain ST. 500
IL, sr ~ s,o sscc I. 81 az AOx
i. "a, ~, IA s,o,csUpachei Hyman.
49, 80 uhasna n ai,,. g, nj due lll =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
VIEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lo>G ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR s>,J

A CHOICE Northport tract. % acre
sound, long frontage on two hlehv,vs" ' oS q
mile 20 shore and trolley. $500 per acre eN
ccptional terms, EDWIN Y RpWLFN
Northpor; l. l.. or ~ West ~ street y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

TRANSFERS..
with name and address Of owner and
attorney. II attorneys name 10 omitted
address party Of the second part)
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-09-11

Though man, thinking being Is de-
fined,
Few use the grand prerogatiye OF
mind.
How few think justly OF the thinking
fewI
How many never think. who think
they do.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-09-11

Our ads. are as important or even
more so, than the news.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-09-11
Austria Had to Act In
Self Defense
BY DR.. CONSTANTIN THEODOR
DUMBA, Ambassador of Austria
Hungary to United States

THE KINGDOM OF sERviA,
ELATED BY ITS RECENT
SUCCESS IN THE BALKAN
WAR. WHICH NEARLY DOUBLED
ITS POPULATION, INSTEAD OF d.
REcTlNG ITS EFFORTS TOWARD
HEALING THE WOUNDS IMPLICIT
ED ON MACEDONIA, WITH ITS
BURNED VILLAGES AND DEcl-
MATED POPULATION, COULD NOT
OR WOULD NOT REFRAIN FROM
KEEPING ALIVE THE AGITATION
AGAINST THE INTEGRITY OF THE
DUAL MONARCHY.
Austria had to clear up the situa-
ton once and forever. The ques-
ton of keeping her southern prov
inces intact is vital issue. SHE
HAD TO ACT IN SELF DE
TENSE. She wants no enlarge
ment of territory and proved this
during the last Balkan war, when
it would have been easy for her to
occupy all the territory now ac-
quired by Servia. AUSTRIA
HUNGARY REQUIRES GUAR
ANTEES FOR THE FUTURE,
WITHOUT WHICH THE PEACE
in THE BALKANS CANNOT
BE MAINTAINED.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-09-11
DRINKING WATER.

Scientists tell US that before this
old earth had cooled the water. far
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-09-11
GERMANY Knew Years Ago How Nations
Would Line Up
Bp HERMAN METZ Congressman From Tenth New

ERMANY hasn't gone into this thing with her eyes shut was
years ago They gave dinner Some OF the really big
people the empire there They told me about this Tl
GOING TO BRING ABOUT THE SITUATION THAT EXISTS
NOW IN 1914 how the nations would be lined
up It has all come they told they knew would have to
come out and nothing the world could from coming out
THEY HAD BELG GUMS NEUTRALi
1y WOULD HAVE TO THEY SAID THEY
couL DNT IT. THE ONLY WAY THEY
COULD GET DOWN KNEW THAT ENGLAND
WOULD SEIZE 1T A PROTECT
BEL GUM BUT THEN THAT ENGLAND WANTED
SEEMINGLY BEING FORCED INTO
COULD LOOK FOR
WHEN SITUATION CAME HEAD.
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that we have no conception OF their
fury, and the painting earth made place
for the waters
All living things must have water
to sustain life and as thinking beings
we demand that it be pure.
individual needs Ia civilized life do
ponds largely upon his habits, occu-
patton, ~ we'll as the character of his
residence. 1t is then of a good deal
of Importance that our drinking water
should be tegted as to Its bacterial
life.
Deep springs and wells, as we'll as
mountain streams and some lakes are
practically free from germ life, but
by careless handling. exposure to the
air and light may become laden with
bacteria.
are teeming about US even In the
cleanest places 1t Is but an insignih-
cant number which are at all injuri-
Gus. The gospel OF cleanliness, which
is next to godliness, is the death blow
to all forms OF injurious bacteria. Just
one bad we'll or careless householder
may jeopardize the lives Of a city of
people. We need to study these things
and become more intelligent in the
care of the water supply.
Water Is not food, but 1t will sus-
tain life and is a carrier of food to all
parts of the body and carrier of
waste from 1t. 1t is necessary that the
internal parts Of the bodily sewage
system be well flushed as 1t is for our
city system.
The use Of large quantities Of water
on the surface OF the body also most
needful. The pores of the skin carry
waste and must be kept active and
free. Those who have the best health
are usually the ones who are liberal
with the use Of water both outside and
within.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-09-11

ulnubeu III Space, as gas,
WAS invisible, but when
the temperature had fall
en- 1t began to assume
the form Of yapor, WIS.,
ibls as clouds. had there
been eyes to see It,"
Then came the age OF
raif, and storms so wild
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-09-11

Today's news today In The Daily
Star-Mirror.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-02-13
SERUM ineffective.
Alters Aspect Of Quest For consump-
ton Cure,

Paris. Announcement has been
made by DR.. Pierre ltoux. director OF
the Pasteur institute. to the Academy
Of Science of Il discovery by one OF the
oacterioIOyiStS of the institute. l.. Ma
riIo. which it Is thought may entirely
p!ter the aspect OF the quest for IL cure
Tor tuberculosis.
Marine observed that all other germs
which multiply rapidly together die If
cultivated with tubercuIe bnciili after
The lapse Of ten or fifteen days. His
experiments have established the fact
that cultures Of tuberrule bncilli with
in that period give of 81 poison fatal
to any form of micrObe. y few drops
Of a forty to fifty day tuberc,le culture
added to any culture medium prevent
the propagation Of other gernns.
This toxin. which has been isolated.
has characteristics entirely different
from other toxins. such as those Of
diphtheria and tetanus. 1t resists the
action Of heat and is nentralized nei-
Their by antituberculosis serums nor or
binary blood serum. IL anything. 1t is
less affected by the former than by the
latter.
Further experimentation has shown
that this toxin when injected into ami
mails forms no counter poison. and 1t
is deduced that because Of this both
vaccines and run intended for the
cure Of tuberculosis are without effect.
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sIREs n SONS.

Colonel John 8. Mostly. now living In
Washington. is eighty.
Hsu SEE Kan, the new Chinese con
sui general to San Francisco. is one of
China's foremost litterateurs. He is a
native Cantonese and is forty years
old.
Count Sergei Y%ulievitch White. ex-
premier of Russia, who recently mott
fed his friends that he contemplated
leaving the country to settle in some
foreign land, carried Russia through
II OF it's most perilous periods after
the war with Japan. welding power
not excelled by the car.
Yagoro Miuera. %uccesso to K. Shi-
dehara as counselor to the japanese
embassy at Washington. has been first
secretary of the embassy at Paris. He
has had much diplomatic experience in
European courts and has paid several
visits to this country. He speaks and
writes English with Ease.
Professor Charles Richet. who re-
Gently announced that tuberculosis can
be cured, except in its advanced stages,
by raw meat juice, is a distinguished
French scientist to whom was award
ed the Nobel prize for medicine last
year. He is president of the Paris
Faculty of Medicine. a member of the
Academy of Medicine and has made a
deep study of tuberculosis.
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NOW AN ELECTRIC CHICKEN.
Birds Lose Nervousness and Thrive In
Marvellous Manner.

London.-An electric chicken is the
latest idea In poultry farming, accord
ing to Thorne Baker. When the chick
ems are electrically treated they lose
their nervousness and seen to thrive
in q marvellous manner
Mr.. Baker came to the conclusion
that the most profitable application Of
electricity to the farm was In poultry
rearing. Mortality was practically
nonexistent where suitable electrified
ton vas used.
The vitality of the chickens treated
was remarkable. Instead of running
away when n finger was put to the
netting they would rush up and peck
1t vigorously. They were so highly
charged with electricity that quite a
distinct shock was felt in the fingers
on touching them. although the birds
were supremely unconscious Of any
thing. and the sparks which few from
their beaks on pecking ones finger did
not appear to be felt In the least by
them.