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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29
MORTGAGES RECORDED.

John q. Evans ct al to John Mater,
IT,, west side BelleYille avenue, so feet
southwest from Fourth avenue 1850.
Christopher A. O'Rourke to James A.
rect north from W. steYenson's land,
Solomon Thum to Morris Kurts, west
side Charlton street, POS feet south from
Court street, $1,000.
Heyman Bassin to Joseph Reitmsn,
south side Morton street, "a feet east
from John Jacobs's land, $1,000.
Louis Rosenbaum to Max L, Bronstein,
south side Bank street, northwest corner
o. a. Adamss land, $1,000
Morris 0tesky to West Side Trust
Company, south side Springfield avenue,
west corner Henry Barkhorn's land,
$4,000
Frank N. Frauenberger to Valentine
Mahret west side Mt. Prospect avenue,
a6s feet south from Verona avenue $4,000
Same to Joseph Hensler Brewing Com
Dany, same property, $4,000.
Robert Zeitter to The Federal Com
pany, east side Hillside avenue 354 feet
south from BigelOw street, $500,
Samuel Katz to Manufacturers Build
ing and Loan Association, west side
Washington street 2s feet north from
Baldwin street, $4,000.
Alexander 3. Martin TO Mary Hecker
west side Monmouth street, 25 feet south
from Joseph Persons land, Sl,700.
lanes r. Kelly to Homeseekers' Build
ing and Loan Association, west side
South Fourteenth street, 200 feet south
west from Ninth avenue, $500,
TOWNSHIPS.
Francesca Iantosca 70 Antonio Condei
mo- East Orange, east side West street
800 feet northeast from Rhode ISLAND
avenue, $1,000.
Christian W, Heineken to Hollywood
Building and Loan Association, East Or
afigG west side Clinton street, 200 fee
south from Rhode Island avenue, 81 500
william Forth ct al. to Charles Gold
anRay et al, Belleville, southwest corDe
De Witt avenue and Holmes street, S3,00O
Oscar De Rosa to Pascasio lnzetta
BeIieville, south side William street, s.
feet east from Washington avenue, $500
Emily e. Downs and husband to Sam
mel 3, Tillou ct al, South Orange, north
west side Ward place, 300 feet northeas
from Gardner avenue, $500.
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DINING. bedroom. library, Kitchen and par.
Tor furniture: carpets and rugs slightly
used; must be cold this week. 1855 Hslsey
st., back Of poBtofflce.
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Herbert Austin 10 Louis Gay, Belle
Vile, W Dewitt av, $50 # II
Little Sc, 51xTI. .......s,,........
Marcus Leroy Harrison TO Henry
Neary, Caldwell, 2 8 Forest av, at
H.eoF land estate William Busch,
D0x14o .............s-,.. .7..'.ss
Robert P. Mason 70 William Y.
Rosenkrans, Belleyille, W Main
st. 175 II q fr Greylock ay, h0x100
William V. Rosenkrans 20 Robert
p Mason, Belleville, W Main ST.
TO II fr GreylOck nv, 5Oxi00.
,alph r. Schmidt SHERIFF, TO John
j. Quinn, West Orange, centre
Walker I'd and Lowell ay, 150x166
arthur Il. Reddall to Cyrus r,
Lereh, Caldwell, Arlington
ny, 625 IT n fr Hatfield st,
<oNooD '...,;.,..''; =, ,,.';;.:s
dali, Caldwell, Arlington az,
Arthur II. Heddall to Cyrus r.
IeFch, Caldwell, same property.
Universal Dew. Co. to John A. Van
Ness, Bloomfield, n W East
Passale av. 675 Il n tr Baldwin
st, 25x94 ........s...........
Alonzo P. Lennox TO the Board Of
Trustees Of Presbytery Of Morris
and Oranges, East Orange, .
cor fremont Rv and Crawford
ST. DOA1O0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
John A. Van Ness to vito Parrillo,
Bloomfield, W East P8ssaic av,
d75 It, fr Baldwin at, 25x94. go.
Newark Realty Co. TO Frank J.
RAdel. South Orange, v Pros
pect 81, 40 II n fr Oakview av,
4g2x2SS sss..sss........s,.,.
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BEA Til I'll two-fsmily mouse. 9s,76o; rem
from one apartment psYa expenssa. WA
= rAYLoR. opp Brick Church station. Mas
Orange.
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J. DEFREYTLLE, so Elm sG--In stock solid
and cored bars. bushings OF chs best
phosphor. bronze for high speed.
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ORIGINAL Goodyear rubber store zo9 Mar
ket at; rubber coats rubber gloves. rubber
goods Of every description; rs years on Mar
ket st,
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STRICTLY new laid brown eggs, delivered
free In two-dozen lots, 500 per dozen; in
ten-dozsn lots, $50 "a Maple pLs Nutley,
N. ].
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LET US quote you on your nome and factory
electrical material. EASTERN ELEC-
TRICAL SUPPLY CO., :82 Market ct.
Phone 1901 Mulberry.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

YOU savs 1856 or more purchasing Jeweiry
or diamonds from me. Examine goods
and prices before purchasing elsewhere
G, M NESS 671 Broad at,
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

FOR 6ALE-Photo studio fully enuipped
ground floor, doing first -olaes work; bar.
gain. X. Y. a., IL Banto place. Hackensack
n. ].
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FORM letters, addressing aid mailing Of all
description; advertising service GEO. b.
WHEATON, 1877 Market st. Phone SAFE Mkt
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Contracts Filed

These contacts we're entered At the
~onnty clerks Office today:
Dr.. Maurice Asher, owner, With u "a,
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JEwELER AND MATCHMAKER.

ARMIN n BLOCK, Branford pI.; expsr'
matchmaker and jsweler; formerly with
Hartdegen Co. diamonds, watchsas 3swolry
and silyerware.
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
NEWARK ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.,
2S1 MARKET STREET.
PHONE 924O MARKET.
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FURs


$3.50 TO loqo REDUCTION.
GEO. e. ILSLEY,
81 HALSEY ST.
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MOTORCYCLES AND
BICYCLES


SELECT your Christmas gifts eAriyt a smnli
deposit will secure your Christmas present;
bicycle or motorcycle will please every.
body; come In and let US explain. Large
stock used motorcycles, $50 up soEs like
new. Cash or installment. Join our 1913
Excelsior Motorcycle Club, save 1921. Call
for particulars. Bicycles from SIS up. Ri.
cycles S5 down and 81 q week. HAFERFORD
CYCLE CO, 045 Broad st.
BIG SALE new and unused motorcycles
and bicycles; come here and save money;
ss5 bicycle with coaster brake. guaranteed
1915 model for as; any aize or model.
This offer good until January g. cash only.
KLUCZEK, ~ William st.; open evenings
and Sundays
1915 READING STANDARD, Just arrived,
10 h ?. twin. t225 3. p single 1885,
cycle built 1915 Emblem, 10 h. D. twin,
complete s22b; ~ h. p twin, $3.50 free
dernonstrat lon; easy payments. KLUCZEK,
a. William ct. Open evenings and Sundays.
BICYCLEs-Largest stock IN Eastern States
IyeF-Johnson, Pierce. Stearns. Cyrls etc.
si5 mp; some for SIS down, 81 per week. Maze
for future delivery HERBERT AUSTIN, q
William st., half block from Broad ct.
CHRISTMAS BARGAINS.
Large assortment Of new bicycles 70 select
| from at O reduced rate for the holidsysi
easy terms Sc down, 81 week. ORANGE
CYCLE SHOP, $40 Main st.. Orange
DON'T forget the boys bicycle for New
Years. Prices from SIS up; Is per cent.
reductions on all new bicycles w. r,
SPEAR, 555 Washington 81.
| CHRISTMAS bargains; bicycles; large as.
soTtment at bargains for holidays, S6
down and 81 weekly. MoNTCLAIR CYCLE
CO., 2ss Bloomfield av.. Montolair
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LIGHTING FrxTUREs. TABLE Lam
MULTIGRAPHING

ART CRAFT FIXTURE CO.,
1857 ACADEMY STREET.
PHONE S2Ie MARKET,
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KRAMER BROTHERS, Bsh Springfield av.,
cor High st. eyes examined, glasses nttsd-
Telephone 1861, Market.
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ORIENTAL RUGS.
A. K. DOEIGAN. 500 Broad ST.; Oriental
rugs and carpets; cleaning repairing,
washing and exchanging. Phone Mkt. $3.50.
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THEATRICAL

BEST professional entertainers music novel.
ties, etc, furnished for all occasions. short
notice. SAUNDERS, ONCE e45 Broad ct.
Residence phone 9283 Mkt.
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LOANS-MORTGAGES

FIRST mortgage loans on improved real es-
tate. in sums ranging from $4,000 to
$4,000. LOUIS SCHLESINGER. ms. rs
sex building.
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FRANCIS J. GREGORY. Chief; John Greg
ory, Manager. S2s Broad 81, Telephones:
ONCE, 8974 Mkt Residence 1891 WRyerly.
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TAxIDERMY IN ALL ITS BRAECHEA
Expert workmanship guaranteed.
C. W VOLCk MER. 70 HAlssY ct
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INSTRUCTION
Drake cOllege-1s15

The THIRTY-FIFTH Year.
start the new year right. Enroll for 9
Drake Business Training and then make g
worlds record as many of our graduates
have already done You can become VIII
son, Owen Bloom or Berden-all Drake Col
lege Graduates.
Enroll January 4th Day or Evening.
Our new booklets on request.
s7s Broad St Newark and East Orange
NEWARK ACADEMY,
b44 High St, Cor. William. Founded 1893
WILSON FARRAND. HEAD MASTER.
Thorough preparation for any college OF
scientific school, or for business life. Gym
nasiurn and athletic field. Number in each
form limited. Catalogue on request.
DANCING.
DAVIS SCHOOL OF DANCING
has removed TO
THE ALDINE BUILDING.
corner Broad and Lombardy SITS. one block
north of Shubert Theatre. Beginners Glass
Monday evening at o'clock. Advanced
Class Friday evening at $3.50 O'Clock. All
modern dances taught. Tel. Market 1919.
BERRY's DANCING SCHOOL,
g33 BROAD ST.
All modern dances taught; two floors; prl-
Classes-Beginners Wednesdays. advanced,
Tuesdays; chidren's, Saturday afternoon. At
Berkeley Hall Telephone 1861, Market.
MUSIC
BANJO, MANDOLIN. GUITAR, YIOLII
Lessons. soc; secondhand instruments for
sale. A J WEIDT, 4S9 Washington st.,
cor. Kinney.
8. CHRISTINE MAC CALL
RESIDENCE VOCAL STUDIO
S16 SUMMER AY., NEWARK
PUPILS wanted to take piano lessons; be-
ginnera. terms reasonable MISS HELEN
BhIRACH, 346 Washington st.
MR.. CHARLES T. EICHHoRN, IA Thomas
st.. Instructor Of piano. organ, harmony.
cello, flute. mandolin and guitar.
ALEXANDER BERNIE.
Pianoforte instruction, Newark, SAT Broad
ST.; N. y. Met. Opera House Bldg. Fridays.
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CANDIES
THE original and only old-tine candies,
made on the premises and fresh every
hour. SHICK's, IL Branford pi.
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DOMESTIC ART ROOMS.

UU NIES ITO NH NUU MIC
IMPORTERS and dealers in china for deco
rating, paints, mediums, etc; china fired
daily. 149 Washington St Phone 4ss6-J,
Market
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
On Bond and Mortgage.
FIBDLER CORPORATION,
Firemen's Building. Phone Market 1851
HAVE clients desiring second mortgages.
Law offices Of WILLIAM HARRIS. Kin
ney building. 79o Broad ST.. Newark. N. ].
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UNDERTAKEN.
J. D. CALDWELL. Funeral Director and
Ernbslmer. 276 Washington av.. Belle
Vile, N. j. Telephone 61s4 BellevtileI
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CARBURETORs.
RAYFIELD q SCHEBLER, factory APP
pointed service station all models and
parts in stock. WILLS GARAGE $3.50
Belleville RY
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.
valentine !

Valentine Mahret to Frank NJ
Frauenberger, W Mt. Prospect
av, 26s II IT Verona av, 32xi02.s
Benjamin Newman (trustee), TO
Louis 2. Goddard ct al, " .
Munn aV, 301 It 8 IT fremont az,
I00x179 s...t.....-,.s.s.-s
Frank Behold to. Frank Miceil,
ct al, East Kinney st. 90 It y
II. Jefferson st, 20x79. ............
Jacob Maxon ct al to David kar-
asik. s Hunterdon st, 125 fl "
fr Sherman st, 25x1O0.
Alex s. Martin to Ella /. Weiss,
VS. Monmouth st, % fl fr land
Joseph Pierson, 24x94. .........s.
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CAMERAS AND PHOTO SUPPLIES
CAMERAS for Christmas-Largest stock
of newest models; all prices. $50 up; es-
tablished 1896. NEWARK PHOTO SUPPLY
CO. Ill Washington st
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PARLoR suite SIS. cost sas: organ. $40;
BruAssls carpet, te.75; typewriter. %. st
Bridge st.
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pHoTOGRAPBER. COMMFRC

PHOTOGRAPHER. COMMERCIAL.
ALL kinds Of manufactured goods photo
sraphed for adv. purposes or record. Gail
Market 1898. LUDWIG sCHILL-. 81 iesh av.
RUBBER GOODS
ORIGINAL Goodyear rubber store EOS Mar
ket at; rubber coats rubber gloves. rubber
goods Of every description; rs years on Mar
ltet st.
RUBBER AND STEEL STAMPS.
RUBBER and steel stamps, seals. stencils
and burning brands. brass checiss, badges.
UNIVERSAL STAMP Works 2bs Market
st. Phone 2441 Mulberry.
ROUGH DRY LAUNDRY
&c PER LB., FLAT WORK IRoNED,
HITLER ROUGH DRY LAUNDRY CO..
41s Market st. Phone 1891 Market.
SEWING MACHINES
SEWING machines repaired right In youS
home. Bend postal to MR.. MITCHELL.
20 Thirteenth sv.. or phone e573-J. Market.
STEEL STAMPS, BADGES, STENCILS.
H, BUCHLElN. 81 Green st., near Broad;
Steel stamps, metal badges stencils. scala,
rubber stamps dies for metal novelties. etc.
TAxIDERMIsT
TAXIDERMY IN ALL ITS BRANCHEA
Expert workmanship guaranteed.
c. w VOLCK MER. 70 HalssY -.
UNDERTAKEN.
J. D. CALDWELL, Funeral Director and
Embslmer. 276 Warrington av.. Belle
VILE, N ]. Telephone 6ls4 Bellevtlla.
-.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
ART Loaded GLASS

s. PoPICK, IS BELLEVILLB Az.
Special Prices During the Winter Months,
Cash or Easy Payments.
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CHATTEL LOANS
PERSONAL

LOANS IN ESSEX AND UNION COUNTIES
Liberal, quick loans up to $3.50, on house,
hold furniture, pianos and chattels, without
removal; PAYABLE in easy instruments. Legal
rates, no fees. Prominent citizens financing
the Societies GUARANTEE fair dealing.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY.
kean Bldg, 100 Broad St. Elizabeth
N. J. Banding Dept License No. "a
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY,
Essex Bldg, Clinton & Beaver SITS. Newark.
N. j. Banking Dept. License No. ~.
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FREE BOOKLET Of model homes In the Or
anges. PHILIP J. BOWERS q co.. 1856
Market St
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EVERYTHING FOR PouLTRY-Incuba.
tors breeders, feed, etc; best quality at
the lowest prices. }. F. NoLL CO. INC,
11e Mulberry st,
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YOU SAVE MONEY BY BUYING
YOUR JEWELRY PRESENTS FROM U.s.
Silver Watches as low as $3.50; Gold
Filled. s2.50; Solid Gold Watches 81 up;
Solid Gold Rings. 81 up and Diamond Rings,
S2.5O up.
See our window display 'or bargains
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-Men and womeni s6e to $50
month: government life jobs; common edu-
cation sufficient; thousands vacancies year
"; write Immediately for schedule showing
winter-spring examinations. FRANKLIN IN
cTITUTE. Dent. 21-W. Rochester, N. Y.
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HELP WANTED

AMBITIOUS young men who are anxious to
earn big money. selling excellent house
aeia articles; S2a-s30 weekly. W. Doc
LITTLE, 90 Franklin ST.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-19
Huerta's Capacity

We are getting different, if better inn presson of the bibulous habits of Mr. Huerta Nil OShaughnessey says that the dictator has been much maligned in this respect: that while he is not rabid prohibtionist he is not constantly for ent of the London Times agrees that Huera is not an irresponsible drunkard. d due his capacity for carrying heavy Father than to his exercise of moderation. Most other would be drunk ards, following the regimen Huerta
 We always glad to hear that any man is still think that Huerta is safe man to be Tn sole control or the affairs of nation at critical moment The between whom and ir- responsible drunkenness nothing intervenes but seeming phenomenal ability to assimilate alcoholic liquors, leans upon particularly slender reed A time comes when this ability deserts him. when stomach. brain and legs all collapse into one great min
 The who drink heavily and get away with it is greater menace himself and those associated with him than is who though sin nn5, is aware of his weakness and limitations and governs himself accordingly. Though none of the uoncies Of Mexico may be traced Huertas in ducence in strong drink it would be better to have a total absiainer in charge Mexico City. And out of consideration, he does not seem to be the man for the place. In this statement think that voice the views of Messrs Villa Carranza Bryan, Wilson and other eminent gentlemen whom might name
Arizona republican., 1914-05-19
l== Arizona Republicans Editorial Page l=

well We learn from reports by the department of commerce that the imports of finished anufactured articles in the six months ending April l amounted to 2s000.000 For the corresponding period of the year before, the imports 15000 OO0 The Value Cf manufacturers materials imported within months ending April l $469 0eO 900: tfe corresponding six months of the preceding year manufacturers materials S5I were imported. These comparisons taken O. gether leave doubt that American labor has been deprived of something. That labor has been profted by the tariff, though asserted that it would extend the market for Amer ican manufacturers is further shown in the fact that exports of manufactures for six months ending April l, S54 900 900 compared with s5Se 900 for the six months of the previous year.
 Our customs receipts for six months have been Sl4o00O,000 while for the corresponding six months Of last year they S165.OO0,OOO. A deficit S3i,o00.O00 is reported against surplus of than $7000600 last year. The most dscouraging thing about this showing is that ii is progressive, the figures ping up higher and higher each month over those of the preceding month
Arizona republican., 1914-05-19
cAnAR,Es coLoREp BY PEPPER

Till recently the dinner table the only place pepper to be found in But it has been discovered that there is nothing compare with it for giving d brilliant color canaries
 It has almost magical effect in making canary golden as buttercup or saffron crocus. The pepper should be given when the bird is moult- ing.
 The exhibitor who first discovered accidentally the wonderful effect of pepper the color of nares feathers raked in first prizes by the score, and there good deal Of suspicion that his results were due to sklful dyeing, till he made his secret public
 Now practically every of show birds knows the magical virtues of the pepper potBalti- more News.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-19
rHE HUMAN No1E IN rHE DRAMA

Ihe curtain goes up on the famous $10006 drawing room which has been the hit of the season The telephone on the real Louis XVI table rings the English butler comes in to the call and the play is The extraordinary devel- opment of the telephone on the New York stage is possibly most notable and rleritoriOus contri- button to contemporary dramatic art.
 The telephne serves a far higher purpose than Sardous parlor maid with the feather duster It is pain of course, that the dramatists first purpose is to sound universal human which shall immediately establish a bond of sympthy between the actors and the audience. And the telephone is something which comes very close every one of 
 If the English butler instead O answering d telephone call, picks up the instrument and himself calls for familiar number like 31OO Spring. which is police headquarters you actually per- ceive the responsive thrill which sweeps the house The note of universal humanity has been struck Simeon Strunsky in the Atlantic.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-19
Grim Visaged War
By WALT Mf SON

our Uncle Sam despses strife. although he knows no fear: he likes the calm and peaceful life with happy faces He'd rather suffer for while and hold his anger down, than change his double-leaded smile for grim and warke frown And some foolish nations think that they can rub it in and twist his till it is pink, and kick his starboarl ship. He's slow to anger. so ne is, but mighty in his wrath and when he does get down to biz you him Swath And when he sheds his vest and coat. and mixes in spat, re marking. T will get the goat of those who kicked my hat" we all stand up for Uncle sam, our hats on high are tossed. do not tinkerS jam how much the scrap may Before the fur be- gins to f1v argue and debate and roast the gov ernment sky high, and kick up ructions great; but when Uncle Sammy plans enemy to scrag. We all are good Americans who love the starry flag. We hate d scrap, but when it comes. KISS our weeping danes. grind up our swords and beat the drums and fairly bust names.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-19
THE MIcRoBE MENACE

Our wide general information in this day of the Sunday newspaper tells that the real danger the time is the quiet microbe We could wish that microbes clanked chains. and then we would know they about and speed for the prophylactc. The innumerable devils of the Middle Ages, invisible but always somewhere in the neigh borhood have been neatly replaced by the discov cries of bacterology, and if hadn't got used to them living would be almost impossiby anxious performance. The vacationist reading the warning issued by his government against the bacterial dan gers of simple country living, would hopelessly in the city-and then, learning of the bacterial dan gers of life in town would eventually be driven to suicide by drowning the coolest way of his troubles.
 Microbes, microbes everywhere
 In the water. in the air
 Kicking up deadly
 In the product of the W.
 You can almost hear them mutter
 In the milk and in the butter.
 May Atlantic.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-19
THE STARS AND STRIPES IN ROME

ROME-It is a singular fact that the Stars and Stripes in evidence in the leading thorough fares than the flag of other nationality. This was not $ d few years and is evidence of the development of modern travel in which Ainef- .ca takes the lead of the world.
 Half dozen of the leading hostelries continually fly the American flag during the busy months of the year and three American tearooms do likewise Some of the more enterprising art dealers and general stores now following suit because they find it pays.
 The American visitor is credited with being the richest of any foreign nationality and the Roman cabby is gradually acquiring stock of Trans At antic acular which apt surprise the visitor
 "Nothin doin,' Yes. honest" Do you get me- among the additions the street jehu's stock of American English