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FIRE RECORD.

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l2.So-l532 Amsterdam av Mrs Joska: trhins
..50-a56 East l3Sth ST.. r Callahan. trihing
IN .4O-4lG Amsterdam av.. j. Butler. tnfng.
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$50 9Th ST.. VI. MaIwsr trihing.
3O0-l3 Bowcry. D. Rothmsn, thiing
4O5- 30l Esst 10th 81 i Gersteu. trifinE
4&5-303 l.. lfsth ST., i. Bussl. trihing
1870 T. 18th ST., J. BowmSh trihing
145-IIS West Slst s.. John Knight. trihing
SlJ-c73 West 2jth ST.. Charles Rubinger trihng
II JO-Thlrd av. aud sd ST.. Third Avenue Rail
road trihing
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Female.

TRES SERIEUX - nemoiselle
Francaise, 80 ans, brevet SUI
perieur, tres bien, tres SYM
pathique, tres douce, grande,
tres bonnie famille, cherche sit
uation dame de compagnie,
lectricc, secretal voyagerait,
pas exiCeante. lie Ter ao1t.
Fare ofFres en- francais a
NELLIE. Delrous a Crfgols par
st. Cirq-la-Popie (LoD, France.
(Translated)
VERY IMPORTANT French
woman, unmarried, thirty-nine
years old, superior attainments,
good looking, very congenial,
very gentle, tall and of very
good family, seeks a position
as companion, reader, secre-
tary. Will travel and is not
hard to please. Free the first
ofAugust. Send offers in French
to Mile. Delrous, Cregols par
ct. Cirq-la-Popie, Lot, France.
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DAILY AND SUNDAY TPIPs TO
Interstate Park Landings

(ALONG 1HE PALISADESD.
STR. KINGSTON Leaves w. 10th st at
10 NJ and + NJ Fare 3jc. Round Trip.
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Highest temperature yesterday. 50 lat / p M
lowest. So tat a M average. II. average Got
corresponding date last year. IS average for core
spending date last thirty three years. a.
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.62nd street.
99I0


cbsrge 10 satisfy which the above de-
scrlbed property is 10 bc sold. is forty five
thousand two hundred thirteen and S5-l 90
dollars CSt5.2l3.S5J with interest thereon
from the eth day OF June. 1915. together
with the costs and allowances amounting
10 four hundred nine and 9l-lOO dollars
(S4Og9l) with interest from the 10Th day
Of June 1915 together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount u
the taxes, assessments. water rates or
other liens. which are 10 be- allowed 20 the
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. is SIX thousand four
hundred ninety-eight and 1900 dollars
G6.49S.19).
Dated, New York. June IS. 1915.
MELVIN G.. PALLISER.
Referee
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RESORTS.
CALEN HALL
HOTEL AND SANITORICM
At NTIE CIIY y

Always open; always ready; always
busy. Cannot be excelled for comfort
or table and service. An ideal place
for a long or short stay. Tonic and
curative baths with trained attendants.
+. L. YOUNG, General Manager.
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ARRIN FL

Hamhorn Dutch. SagIa la Grande July and
Caiharcu 5 TO the Muuson IS Line. with sugar.
Bar. J. M.
Dominion s. Co. with passengers and mdse. quar-,
20 m.
Igington Court (BD Haue Juns %. TO the
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APPRAISALS OF ESTATES,

MRS ABBIE o G. BRIGGS Sept IS. 1910.
Net $3.50. % Guy l.. Briggs. son. Assets De
positS 1855. jrweID $14N. stocks and bonds.
$50 s3S Reference made IN report to property
oWuef by decedeut in New Jersey. Minnesota and
Nebraska. It's value not disclosed
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sHFRIFF's AUCTION SALES.

DANIEL GREENWALD. Shenr's Auctioueer. sells
this day Wednesday july "a. 1918. Al II o'clock.
A. 1851 Broadway STANDARD storage Warehouse. by
virtue Of certain order Of court. Kings County.
and signed by the Hon. j. C. Van Siclen. Justice.
" MAN s GRIFESHAGEN, sheriff
JOSEPH COOK. Deputy sheriff.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

COMPANION. graduate nurse. American t29)
good appearance. character. experience. refer
errc, r. Boa lf0. Tribune office
PORTER American. 80. desires position. useful
man. gardener. handy with tools. understands
care N horses useful driver. city or country. what
can YOU ore. met Address NJ Box II. Tribune.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Conos. July 7-Pcrugi tBr). New York
Tlyeru1ol July l3-SaKoniA tBrl. New lcfh. -,
La Pallice July 8-Nille de DleIpe 'N'f) WV
verion. July lO-Osk Branch tBr). New York Tor
RoPdea,f July lO-La Gascogne CFrl New York.
VALPARAISO July l2-COya tBr. Ne" YORK via
Port G'g Sad. july Blocmfontein tBD. New York
Manchcster. July l2-Iovaine CBrl. New York
London. July I3-Mlssss ppi lBr. Ne" YORK via
&, Vincent. " July l3-Hokoho Maru Jsp)'
rJycrpooi July i3-sa1onia. New York
Copenhazen. July l3-Frederik VIII, Ne" YORK
SAILED
Manchester July ll-Lackawanna OBJ, New YORK
Seville July S-Nord Amerisa DAM New YORK.
Ierwlck July 6-Balto lNorI New York
- Nazaire July S-Great city tBrl. New 1ork.
Uayre July 9-Wiual tBrl. New York
london July lO-Iompoc tBr). New York
Deal July l3-IdahO lBrl iron Hun. Ne" YORK.
BERMUDA July l3-B@mudiau lBrl, New lorh;
Palermo July l0--Dante Aieghieu uiaJ IRON
Ilysrpoo july IOETuscania Obj from Glasgow
PASSED.
Gibraltar July ls-Melford Hall tBD. New York
for Bombay.
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Barometer Readings.
Humidity.

sG m......T5 p. MO So. m..,...s
Local Forsesst.-Probably fair to-day and to-
morrow: not much change In temperature: Light
Harable winds.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
JANITOR Middle aged Italian IN some large
APARTMENT house. understands steam heating
pant, and is considered good. all round
chanlc. can furnish six years reference. Address
n. l.. Box a. Tribune Office
JAPANESE COOk.-For private family: highly
ommc.led. Misi. ~ West gith 81. city.
YOTNG Man wishes a position IN priests house
country preferred. T. Nash. I'll East sd ST..
care % Fitzgerald
Females.
A-A-HOU SEWORkER. Young Scotch Prot
estalt. good references. 40 Laundry $50 D.,
Miss Hofmsyer.s Agency. 10 East 43d ST.. 81 hoor
Telephone ,4sl Murray I'm
cot PLY scotch. excellent cooA and manager but
.el-v4.ct "a years last place. Just diseugaged. .
county preferred. rest references Industrial As
sociaaon. Il West al s. Phone $40 BRYANT
ltUt SIN OEhEk -tluLtsh American. strong, viii
INK city OF country excellent references LehtI's
Asrn1J u + l-5th Il Phone 55l5 Harlem
AiAID-Comprtcrf. position in private family good
reference. NJ J. Bgarsen. ~ East 531 o.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
Fmigrant Iudust say Bank lyoTy-Wm care
Groh Wcchsler-lsmes dunno . r....
ETa3sg Trust C Rs c,,7eWi.S Weiss RGG,s
Matter O, Strsuss-Jrosspsh ID Iho deE0hi
BY GREENBAIM, J. - ,,..-.,t
Hirshfeld Owners stand Realty Corp-MarWeI
Mater s,-', Of New Harlem Casino Taxi Service Co
''''' . '''''"I By PHnBIN. J.
RtiT SsV Bk %cwstste C6~Wilhur Lsuemore.
Farmers loan and Trust Co. Sommerstein-l0"e'
De I Errsza Ieikeyta-Phpri1 Ingraham.
Nv LEHMAN. j -
Davis Merchants Exchange National Bank-William
T Quinn. ~
Spencer Realty Co sa,teIiec,Y T Philips.
Sanford Hirsch-lohn Il IuiGe
Marks /Abenheimer-Arthur Levy.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
By PHUBlN y.
Christian J MollerIP J McMahon.H BeeKTnAn'
b Ford Abraham Schwab-Wiliiam Moran.
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-BRAD1, J.
II pare matters. . go,
NeIt motion calendar. Tuesday July 20 1910
COUNTY COURT.
Special Tsrm-GIBBs. J.
IL parte matters.
suRRoGATE'S COURT CHAMBERS.
SCHULZ. SO A. NJ
ESTATES.
Tobr Klein Martin Calisch
Msyga-et Cross Lyman AuerbaCh
WILLS FOR PROBATE.
Ida NJ York Doroihea Schmidt
Francis McTaggsrt
KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate DK.-2d judicial Dept.
Recess
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Term.
tKcCcss
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term -CALLAGHAN. j.
MOTlONS-l0 a N.
Scheckle 'Dooley Re Wcy
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Pcckcri Meineikheim Re Corner
Farrell Robins ID a Re Labjoh
Kern Horae Rom Kern Gospel Mission Church
Anderson Anderson tlcaye 10 change nNne
Re Williamson reckermaniCohen
Butterfly pccring Re stern
Schuman Peri Ehsein kiel
ShcphcrdIlfe lohmeyer Salomon
LlRRCo Newman Gchcrt Gchcrt
Re Carroll 1t ROBINSON Oyster BAY Dock CO..
re 1ocrum Nrundheim lschsrlac
Goeler Gocller bergen Seal
NNRCopI Friedman Gidseg Fuller
PSC| NN6QCRRCo bertrand Bertrand
~ Remington ~ Schmadccke| Hloch
Re Morgan Glickman Bass
Crahhe Packard Baxter. Bristol
GrecuhlattJ Roberts Re Young
Koninsnn Robinson schmidt Woods
Re Hunter I'ngcmAehl Sicfert
wcln,tsub ucrowita Ham Trust .pickerson
Cgcmy iJacobOwitz People lSI&GCo
Re Mullen People I ST&GCo
Re Sprasue People I STSGCo
Re Wctrlet Goldman Goldman
Re Ebstcln Pisano, Woods
Re Muller
UNpIFEsDEp DIVORCE CALENDAR.
Special Tetm-Psr Tx PtHe.
VAN SlCLEN, }.
Court opens At 10 a. m.
Ward Ward Tnos/fLos
OrrndorfI Orcndof futile futile
Nlcfh. Nlcth Jacobson Jacobson
Caroc Carole Archiola tArchiola
Tugrcn Tugrcn lie Mon lie Mon
Patterson Patterson Feinhcrg Felnberg
Slecuwcrh 'Stcenwcrth Cave Cave
Harrison Harrison Grubel Gubel
] 7
Iucugcnci Lueugcne Cohen Cohen
Hurst Hurst Solum SCUM
Mcre Wcge Ileyman HeymAn
Maynard Maynard Cantor. Cantor
Mackin IMackin
SUPREME COURT.
Trial Term.
Adjourned until Monday. october 4, lelo'
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term Trials.
Wednesday. July H. 1918.
No day calendar.
SURROGATE'S COURT kETCHAM. \.
Wednesday July a. 1915.
Count opens at 10 a m Ia Han Of Records "a iloor
WILLS
Albert Schaf Louis Linrhiiz
Chas IUldcrhrandt Joseph Gerstncr
ADMINISTRATIONS.
Henrietta Hcndrickson Allen SpOoner
ACCOUNTlNGS.
James Farrell Richard shannon
Lula Cross Julia Kennedy
ESTATES
Joseph McCray Joseph Miller
COUNTY C0URT-ClVll Calendar.
Adjourned until Monday. October 4. 1913.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Washington. July l3.-Pressure continues low over
practically all parts Of the country but 1t is rising
in the west Canadian provinces and on the north
Pacific Coast This pressure distribution has re-
suited IN moderately warm weather over much Of
the country east OF the Rock;ss and cool weather
northwest II has been productive Of scattered
thunder storms In the Middle Atlantic and South
Atlantic states the Rocky Mountain region and the
Northwest Indications that the weather viii
be generally fair Wednesday and Thursday over the
states east Of the Mississippi River, except that
showers are probable IN the upper lake region and
at widely scattered point, IN the south Atlantic
states The temperature will be somewhat lower IN
the upper lake region and Il viii change little else
where east Of the Mississippi wednesday and Thurs
DAY
Winds for Wednesday and Thursday North At
lantic light 10 moderate variable Middle Atlantic.
South Atlantic and EsSt Gulf light 10 moderate
variable. West GUT fresh south: upper lakes.
moderate variable except fresh east on Superior
lower lakes light 10 moderate variable.
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Females.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign teachers AEeLrJ.-
Supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors
Governesses etc. to Colleges. Schools and
Families Apply TO Mrs Il. J. YOUNG
FULTON. 80 Union square
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SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John 7. Cohalan. a Surrogate
Of the County of New York. notice is here
by given TO all persons having claims
against the estate OF George Clinton
BatcheUer. late Of the County OF New
York. deceased. 10 present the same with
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers at
place Of transacting business IN the once
attorneys. No. 90 broadway. Manhattan
i'm the city OF New York. on or before the
25th day Of october next.
Dated, New York the 18th day OF April
1915.
TRUENE GEDDES BATCHELLER.
ALFRED L. ". SEAMAN,
EDWARD vs.. RUSSELL.
Executors
CLIFFORD. HOBBS & BEARD. Attorneys
for Executors. 90 Broadway New York
city.
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise. 40. sunset. 80: moon sets S.''
moons age. 3.
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18th Str. near 4th Ave.
HELP WANTED.
Male

CORRESPONDENT IN publishing house. Apply.
giving fun details rs 10 age. education, salary,
etc 81 c. Box 100 Tribune
WANTED Experienced puVate secretary, .egal
training. COOL address. for travel in Far East
Appi- stating age. experience. ssiay expected ana
when services would be available. A. Boz %.
Tribune Orice
WANTED -Erperienced refrigerator <alesman to
travel the southern states. state salary and Ell
perIeuce Heinz a Muu5chauer. Buffalo. y 7.
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-oeaI 0molzl Recorl

Local 0mcal Rscord.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
temperature for the last twenty four hours IN com
parison with the corresponding date Of last year.
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Forecast for Special Looatles.-Eastern New
York Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Delaware.
Maryland. the District Of Columbia and Virginia.
probably fair Wednesday and Thursday.
Western Pennsylvania and Western New York.
fair Wednesday and probably Thursday.
Northern New England. partly cloudy Wednesday
Thursday. probably fair
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SAIOMON. ADOLPH EN- PURSUANCE
OF an order OF the Honorable John Z.
Cohalau. a surrogate Of the County Of New
York. notice is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against AdOlph +. Solomon.
late OF the County OF New York deceased.
10 present the same with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscribers at their place Of
transactiug business. at the Office OF Amy,
Van Gordon, Evans & Kelly, No. 80 Cedar
street. Borough Of Manhattan. City u
New York their attorneys, on or before
me 18TH day OF September. 1915
Dated. Ncw York. April Bird. 1918.
BENJAMIN f. LEVY,
REGIME 5. LEVY.
Executors
Amy. VAN GORDON. EVANS & KELLY,
ATTORNEYS for Executors. once ana POST
of,lcc Address No. SO cedar street Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER or HONORABLE
John Il. COhalan. surrogate Of the County Of
New York notice is he eby given 10 all persons haV-
inR claims against Msry A. Harriet late Of the
County Of New York deceased. 70 present the sane
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers al place Of
transactug business. NJ. 81 Nassau Street. In the
Cty OF New York. on or before the 20th day Of JuJ
Dated New York. the 9th day Of January, 1918
EDWARD X FINCH.
EDWARD L. FINCH.
EIscutora
.SHN B. COLEMAN. Attorney for EIseutSuk
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-07-02

melons to Reader Monday. He says he is making some picnic money. and says he will have a time if Miss s. w. goes.
 c. C. Henry carried a load of melons to Reader Monday.
 Misses Elma and Vera Gulley will be the assistant teachers at this place.
 Oh! how the boys did shout when Miss Sue returned. Hope she won't stay so long next time.
 We have notice from the paper that Prof. Joe"Meador is in the race for county Judge. We can say this much for him, he is well known here and elsewhere, his character, reputation and busi. ness ability are the very best.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-07-02
SELDOM LIKE THIS IN LIFE
To Most Married Men the Story Witt Seem to Have an Impossible
 Ending.

House cleaning. like Che measles is disagreeable, but it is a necessary evil which it seems every domestic organization must go through And the Comedy household was no eXcep- dou In the course of spring renova- tlou. Mrs ComeIys attention was drawn to the proverbial old clothes .aan
 Got any old suits of your husband s To -cll2~ inquired the O C. NJ.
 Oh, the voice of the tempter,
 Sure replied Mrs Comedy, hes sot a closet full
 Whereupon the lady went upstairs and dug up three suits of clothes. two pair of shoes and two old hats, for all of which o C NJ segregated him self from six pits.
 That night, of course, the housewife Jold her husband what she had done for Mrs Comedy kept no secrets from her husband that IS. no secrets that s5e thought he ought to know-and she took him up to the clothes closet To show him what she had disposed of
 Sure. remarked Mir Comely. I'm mighty glad you got rid of lem. You didn't sell a thing that l could use again Exchange
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-07-02
BLUFF CITY NEWS

We have had plenty of rain this week. We have been suff- ering for rain. but now we are suffering with grass.
 We are glad to hear that Mrs. A. K. Henry is improving. She is now in Prescott being treated, Hope her a speedy recovery.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Moseley and son were visitors at Reader Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. T. Black and Dovie were visitors at Chidester Sunday.
 Mrs. P. E. Wage and two chil- dren of Okolona, are visiting at this place this week,
 Boys and girls are having a nice time this week going to the Holiness meeting al Sayre.
 Mrs. Edgar Whaley is visiting home folks at Bodcaw this week.
 c. ]. Askew carried load ot
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-07-02
BEAUTY SPOT OF BULGARIA Region That Has Combination of Charms Probably Uneoualed in
 the Whole World.

A wide stretch of Bulgaria south of the main Balkan range is a region of roses It stands high above the sea level and stretches southward to Philippopolis, distance of 60 miles From east to west it has a like ex. tension. On all sides it is practically bounded by mountains, hills, stupen- doGs rocks, passes, rayines and preci- piceF. with scattered forests of wal nut and chestnut and other trees. Altogether it offers a combination of charms the like of which is probably not to be found in Europe If indeed in the world. Through it meanders the slow Tundia Q tributary ol the Marit- "a, the river that flows past Adrian ople. The Tundja has it's source in q gorge of the Balkans and flows for more than TO miles through an al. most unbroken succession of defiles, valleys and plains. Roses are every where. They have bloomed there for centuries, but never so profusely as during the last two centuries. At certain seasons the air is all most oppressive with the scent of countless blossoms Rose gar dens. large and small, lie in ali directions, in the plains and valleys and on the hilsides They present q medley of whites. pinks. reds and vel lows. imbedded in mass of many shaded leaves.
 The trees and bushes-many of them brought originally from various parts of the Old World, India and Per aia having provided a goodly propor- ton of them-are thrown together in wild, though happy. confusion Roses abound. too. in yards and back gar dens, on the walls of cottages and outhouses and along paths and roads
 In and around this huge rose gar den flourish, in Well-ngh tropical lux uriance yellow gentian, wild lilac of various tints and many other flowers. Among these is the scarlet geranium, the fayorite of the Bulgarian peasants And all this is amid a blueness of ky, d wealth of sunshine and won derful purity of atmosphere.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-07-02
No Fear of Error.

Rev Alfred Noou, patriaTch of the Sens of Temperance. said In Lunen- burg
 I'm glad to see that England, as re- cards her beer. has followed the eN- ample of Russia with her vodka and France with her ahsinthe
 English beer-oyer here we call it porter, stout or ale-is very strong and nsidious. IL makes men slaves There s story on this head story about young man who used to take his beer out Of his own pewter mug He said to the barmaid one day:
 Always give me my beer in my own mug. Never any other. Make no mistake
 Oh. no fear of making any mis- take about your mug, sir said the barmaid.
 No?' said the young man.
 No said she. The handles al ways warm "
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-07-02
Brilliant Art Clerk,

Representative Martin B. Madden Of Illinois is connoisseur of art. and has the walls of his office covered with etchings and engravings. Not long ago he went to little art shop and left an order for small engrav- ing of Apollo and the Muses." The clerk said they would order it. In a week Madden went back and the clerk informed him that there wasn't any such picture.
 Why, Apollo and the Muses is we'll known the world over" said Madden; "o' course there such a picture"
 What's the title aeain?" asked the csrE 'Ic7o and the Muses?' Oh-h ] thought yoa orcered picture called I..l l t.e Nlseam.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-07-02
wsren e Putlie Ownership.

Between 70 and -o of the largest aHos Il Russia have publicly owned crue stores. and ii Italy there are more than thirty
 lu the latter country the publicly owned drug stores must furnish the poor and inGieeut with any needful drug The publicly owned drug stores insure pure drugs at low rates.
 h Prussia the state each year fixes the price to be paid for drugs.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-07-02

Fremont, O. While Lester Pawsey was autombiIing Sunday a1bug flew into his ear. The services of two physicians ano the aid of chlorotorm were ne- cessary to remove the bug.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-07-02

TRADE MCRtL-The c-.a'
 wnaI yOI nave tC t '- ~. to some people al c ,6l
 and all ot ine people Soa- 2 the time, but advertise rec. lary with US and yoaA fe all of the people all of the tln
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-03-20
TESTOUTL|TTLE WIRELESS
United States Signal Corps Try In
strument That May Be Carried
in Satchel.

New York, March ia wireless
telegraph instrument weighing eight
pounds that can be carried in hand
satchel and operated from an automo-
bile, was tested by officers of the
United States signal corps on Bedlos
island yesterday. The instrument was
connected with the antennae of the
wireless station on the island and sent
a message which was received at Fort
Hancock on Sandy Hook, twenty-one
miles away.
1t is claimed that the instrument
can send messages 1000 feet or more
without antennae and that it would be
valuable in trench warfare. The ex-
treme radius of its operation is said
to be 300 miles.
M. B. Dilley, master signal electric.
ian who observed the test, said that
the wireless machine could be oper.
ated with the electricity from an auto
mobile battery.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-03-20
HAD TO GIVE MEN
SPECIAL POWERS
OFFICIALS IN vlcERoY's coUN.
GIL SAYS LAWLEsSNEss WAS
WATCHED IN INDIA.

Delhi, India, March 19.-Sir Regi-
nald Henry Craddock, member of the
viceroy's council, has made the decla-
ration that it was necessary to arm
the military authorities with special
powers to act in emergencies and nip
in the bud any and all manifestations
of lawlessness. This statement was
made in connection with the introduc.
ton of the defense of the India bill
to the governor generals council.
Continuing, Sir Reginald alluded to
the campaign engineered on the Paci-
flc coast of America, when some de-
luded men had returned during the
last few months with their minds pois-
oned and had committed acts of vio-
lence in Bengal"
Seditious activity was breaking out
afresh, the speaker said, but the loot
ing in the western Punjab he declar-
ed to be largely due to economic
causes and racial conflicts between
Hindus and Mohammedans The dan
ger, he said, was only serious if not
checked promptly.