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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
9as balbamtlid)e @iemer 6rem=

9as b%albamtlide @iener 6rem=
6e1nblatt be5ei6met 6ie @%ntbillnngen
al1s Sen belgii6en StaotSardipen als
elm biitortides 9ofument bon nn=
i9abbarem 8ertbe, 90 Tie BEN 3en=
tralma6ten eriparten, nodmals flar
gu itellen, auf tpeilen 5eite 6as nn=
redt fampfe. Das 8latt iagt: ~Die
beioen @uiiermddte itn0 Ser Notb=
men6igfett entboben, abermals 5n CT
bdrten, 6ab man BON langer Sano
Sen tiidiiditen l1eberfau, BEN Die
@eltgeididte fennt, miber bie 3eti=
tralmadte plante> nno 6ab lie 6en1
@ebot Ser Selbiterbaltung geborb=
ten, als iie, in permeilener 8eiie ber=
altsgefor6ert, redt5eitig 5um 9dtper=
tie griffen, Inn ibre @riiten5 gu idli-
ten nn6 at iidern. Mus SEN belgl=
i6en Mrdipen gebt berpor, BOB Ser
Dreiperban6 ipltematiid un6 NIT al
len Mitteln auf Die @infretiung
Deutidlan6s uno Selterreid-nn=
garns binarbeitete ure6 bob Die notto=
noliitiide nnb do1oimlttibe @o1itif
6ranfreidg oie boddte @efabr fir
ben europdn9en Srieoen btl6ete; fer
ner, ooB bon @nfang an NIT elmer
iMtmirfung gnglon6s IN einem
oeutid-frm30iiden &rieg gerednet
m1roe. Gin document bon gera0e5i
acknowledgement 8irfung lit Die lebte
Depe}de Boron 8eDens, 6es belgi-
fden @%eianoten in @etersburg, IN Der
es beiBt man iei in 8etersba1rg felt
longen Sabren gepobnt getpeien, init
poIitiidet Meor6em a,Berbalb &l1br
lambs at patfttierem mos ben @elt-
frieg a111permeioli9 gennadt babe"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
@ie aus Sen 8eridten bes itaat:

2Ole uIS utlI StltuJleAN ueS IA""%
Iiden @in1pan6erungS &ommiliars
6berman berborgebt, gt1rgen tpabreno
6es Monots M1tg11it 1874 Woggp1t-
looungen nit gimpan6erer=@igel1=
tbum 6ur@ sic &dnoe Ser ~Minne=
lota Sronsfer &ailmap &c." Dopon
entfielen ouein AZ auf Sen Staat
Mimelota, "a a1f &or6=Dufota, II
a11f Montaro, z altf Canada un6 oer
&eit cuff Sic iibrigen noromeltltbe11
5toaten. @iele gi1rpanoerer font
men aus SEN 9toaten Sotpa, SQinois
inns sSnoiam un6 meitere meroen fol-
ge1t, lobol6 sort sic @rnte11 nnter
NaA nn6 Sad iin6. @iele Sarmcr
beabiidtigen, rod Minneiota iiber3t=
iieoeln, neil iie bier 2ano beoetteno
biGiger faufen fonne1r. als tn ben
,iibrigen Observation-Disclosures. @berma1f1t
bat lid nab Springfiel6, S4., bege=
ben, Inn ol1f Ser 6ortigen @taotsfair
6ie misunderstanding 5n 1eitelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
I'm MnfIonb Sdleint es toll hera1t

Sm Ntklano id]etttt es toll ber51t=
geben. Scene Mitglie6er Ser Da1ma,
sic iid Ser @ergetpaltigung 6es @ar-
laments 6nr6 @iufiirafte bes 3aren
nidt fiigen mollen, tperoen ms Sc
faugniB gemorfen, uno sic itreifem=
Sen Mrbeiter 19leppt mon Dor 6as
&~riegsgeridt. 60 liebt sic 6reibeit
aus, fir Die England I'M @atnoe nit
@uBlom6 fdntpft. Gus lit 6ie &epo=
tuition bon obenL un6 6ie Mnttport
aus Ser 8ebolferl1ng miro ldtperltd
Iange m1f ii@ tparten laiien. Seoen-
falls oe11tet oues 6aruuf BIN, 6aB Der
8ar gar3 gena11 geuuBt bm, mas CT
tbat, als er itd aus Ser sefabrli9en
gsabe feiner @n1ptitaot ms Selb be-
COB. Betersburg fangt an. Elm INT
gemitblider Mufentbalt gu meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
9pro &itdener lit Elm &ed)bosel.

Ml5 er Wt1tttDoh I'M SberDdl11e Ell
flarte, sic 0e11tiden rmdftten in &nB=
Iano meniger als cine Meile taglid
Dor, tpnroe inn @a1ptquartier Stn=
benburgs Ser 8eridt iiber Sic @in=
nabme ser noe ltruliii9en Sta6t 8insf
ol1sgefertigt. @insf liegt bunoert
Meilen oitlid bon 8relt = 9itomSf,
bieie strede boben sic 6euti@en
Sr11ppen in ungefdbr Bret 8o6en
5uriidgelegt. Sos iino runo flint
Meilen tdgli9. Sis in 6ie Iebten
Sage binein. Mlio nidt cine Meile,
tpie 2or6 &itdener bebauptet bot.
@enn &it6ener nidt boriidtiger
miro, mir6 es bal6 in Ser gar15er
meiten 8elt beiBen: @er einmal liigt,
bent glaubt man nidt, un6 tpenn es
ou6 2or6 &itdener ipri6t!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
9as Gtaatsbepartement fat ben ii

49, ~"
Merifo oniaiiigen Mmerifanern ober=
mails sic @eiiung 5ugeben loiiem, bie
merifmnii9es &rtegs5ore gu berlaI=
fen. Sos fa11 nl1r Die 8e6eutung
baben, 6ab man IN @oibington 11idt
ge1o1rnen lit, es aaf einen &or1flH
init Ser benabborten &epublif ait=
fommer 5u laIien, menn fir BEN Ell
1rer ooer onberen 6iei er Mmerifaner
6os 8leiben berbangniBbon miro.
Gos lit Ser torrefte Stanopurft.
Mber nod forreiter mare es ge-
ueIen, tpen1t 6os Stoats6epartemem
6ieIen @ta1opunft au6 be5uglt6 ser
emropaif@en &riegS5one bertre=
ten un6 1teugierigen Mmerifa11ern oie
@eiinng bdtte 5ugeben 1aiien, tie SIT
mei6er. Das tpdre feline @fli@t
getpeien, 11n6 biel @ufregrng tpare
6ielem 9ar6e eripart geblieben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
Ser &riea atebt fid in Bic 2anae,

Ser &rieg siebt fi6 in Sic 2anee,
1n6 no6 man6e 8nn6e miro gu bei=
len 1ein, sbe Diecsr 5rieoe m1f gr6e.
Ser fuiiiide 6el65ug bot an Die Gle
bestbdtigfeit 6es 6eutiden un6 otter
reidiid<ungariiden &otben &reu5es
erbobte Mnfor6erungen geitelt. @lan-
5en6e Sbaten iin6 bon BEN iiegreiden
@eeren ser berbiin6eten @aiiermd6te
bernidtet por6en. Ebaten, 5u mel
diem man in Ser @riegsgeididte ber-
gebens nod @eiipielen iu9t. Iber
Die gerlulte Ser @ieger fin6 ni6t ge=
ring gemeien, unb po immer in Der
tpeiten 8elt Deuti9e tpobnen, % tpir6
oie @ilfstbdtigfeit, Die idon 10 Gro
Bes geleiltet, mie6er a1fgenomme11.
8ieIes lit getbon poroen, aber fir
einen fol6en 3ped fa1n man ri9t at
nieI tbun. Sic @a6e, fin Die 6eut=
iden Sel6gru11en un6 tire maderen
@amera6en aus ser bobsbnrgiiden
D~oppeImorordie fdmpfen un6 Iei6en,
lift 6ie Sode bes De1tidtbatms Ser
gar5en @elt. 9esbab baben tie Elm
@edt 511 ertparter1, baB mir ibrer 1tidt
D%ergeffen. $50 INNER fth alfo fit
rnier Deutfdtba1n1 @elegenbeit bietet,
1ie 2iebestbdtigfeit BEG 6eutiden
un6 6iterrei6iid-ungortfden @otben
@rel15e8 erIeidtern 51 belfert, ba bort
es file ni@t a1ttgert11iibt Iaiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
Mm 6raufrei6 pollaiebt iid Der

Mn Sranfrei6 poll5iebt fid Der
6lu6 ser b6ien Tbat, 6ie Die Ste
pa1blid beging, als iie ii4 31rm Wfit-
idyul6igen 6es ungeredteiten aner
&riege madte. Sranfreid ba i9tper
oafiir biiBen muiienL un6 menn Dos
arme betrogene @oH feline gefpinen=
loien 5taotsman1rer nidt our gin-
febr 5tuingt, miro es nod i6etperere
@u,be 5u trogen baben. Die @liitbe
6es fran3oitiden @olfs oedt ser &a-
len, 1n6 fir England il" iie berblntet.
N11n iollen ol1d) 6ie 8liitbenaniase an
oie @eibe tom1ner, 6ie &naben. 8iS
auf Sic @ieb5ebm- unb Se@5ebniabri-
gen min sic @egierung 5uridgretfen>
m1ro 6o>nit iteuert iie bireft Ser Mlrs=
rottl1ng Ser &aile, e%ntgegen. limo oaS
aues oesbalb, neil sic leitenoen Man-
ner ii6 ibrem @aB gegen Deutiblano
nidt ent8ieben f0jnnerr. @enn Der
&rieg nod ein bolbes Sabr ba1ert,
miro Sronfrei6 p%olitamoig perblutet,
ser %l1ntergang ser Motion beiiegelt
fem. 6ranfrei6 miro fir ale Set
ten elm mur1en6es 8etipieG fein, tpo-
bin ser bIin6e 80lferbaB flbrt, nno
tpas 6ie 80Ifer bon Ser Sreun6ibuH
gngloros gu ertporten baben. Mie Elm
@ampir bat England ii@ an Sra1tf<
reid gebdngt, um ibm ben lebten
Gropfen nationalen 9ebensbluteS OBJ
5uiauget1. @s lit Elm grauitger Mn=
Bid, elm @olf iterben 5u iebem, tpie
Tranfrei9 itirbt. Sic 8eHgei9idte
lit au9 bier SOS @eltgeri4t nno oas
@eri4t lit fl1rdtbar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

Der &an5ler bes be1tiden @eides
nit benz aonige bon @apern I'M
Miindener Sofbrdubo1aie binterm
Mabfrug bas iit beutide Sieges-
3uperiiM, nm sic bas beutibe Tolf
3l benet6en Die Mliierten ole llria6e
baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

@aiier Trans Soiepb bon Deter.
reid bat 31 feinem @eburtstage m1d}
bon benz @eretrigten @toaten 8rdii-
it6enten @iIion ein ber5lides @1id-
tpuni9telegram erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
@iner ieiner @erebrer mill beraus-

gel un6en baben, 6aB Ebeobor &oole=
belt grobe Mebnli6feit NIT Mrorep
SSadion babe. &at er in Der Ibat.
Mnbretp Sodion lit to6t, un6 Sbeo6or
&ooiebelt AUDI polittib to6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

Sic @nTen baben bic 9entid)en
ridtig na9 @ilna eelodt. Sebt
braa,d)en bie Sron5oien tie MIR nod
na6 @aris unb bie gnglan6er lie
nod 2onbon 5u loden un6 Die Mni-
ierten babe1 getponnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

@inbenbnrg fat 5ngeiast, int nat),
iten Sommer NIT ieiner @emablin
Ser @impeibung zines SbeliSfen in
SEN &arntner9upen bei511tpobnen, Ser
ieinen Mar1en tragen iol. 0ffenbar
lit er alio ser Mnii6t, 6aB Biz 6abin
Ser &rieg Der @ergangenbeit onge=
b0ren miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
@erlangt

5r,perldiiiges maoden fir ollgemei-
ne @ousorbeit gum fofortigen Gin
tritt. Mdberes BEL Srm1 Geo. st.
@Inrf, 1914. Mpe. fiioli6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
9epti3.

Maiierert 1Of., &ooridmeioen 25f.
BET 81. 3apf Mo. 25-7. Mpe. noro'
lief. 45.4t
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08
Chapter 80.

An Act to amend Section fiftyfour of
Chapter two OF the Revised Statutes.
relating to the bond of the treasurer OF
State.
Revised Statutes is hereby amended by
inserting after the word "therein'' in the
third line thereof. the following words:
or with two or more surety companies
as sureties,' SO that said section as
amended shall read as follows:
Section 54. The treasurer of State shall
keep his office at the seat of government.
and give the bond required by the con-
good and ~ .sufficient sureties residing
therein. or with two or more surety COM
panies authorized to transact business
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08
Chapter 43.

An Act relating to certain causes for
which the license of an insurance agent
may be cancelled.
Whenever the insurance commissioner
shall become satisfied that any insurance
agent licensed in this State has wilfully
violated any of the insurance laws of
this State, or has wilfully over-insurel
property located in this State, or has viii
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08
Chapter 81.

An Act to provide for the reduction in
the penal sum of probate bonds.
II surety company becomes SAFETY Oil
a bond given to Il Judge OF probate the
court may, upon petition of amy party i'll
interest and after due notice to all bar
tles interested, reduce the penal sum in
which the principal and surety shall be
liable for Il violation thereafter of the
conditions of said bond.-(Approved
March 10, 1859
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08
Chapter 8.

D. amend Section five of Chapter
Of the Revised Statutes,
five Y claims against insolvent
-s
lola a.e OF chapter sixty-eight of
7us Statutes is hereby amend
eoHus thereto the words, ANY
ii-y IL the probate court supported
ll.-t : crowded in section four
-aptsT eighty-nine, shall be con-
us d. presented to said commits
. provided the same is SO filed be-
j. .ation of the six months
-="4 ii the preceding section.
I-oruary %, 1851
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08


Selectmen OF. .........
Such warrants shall be posted in the
manner required by law for warrants for
the State election. Like warrants shall
be issued by the mayor and aldermen OF
cities and the assessors of plantations,
with appropriate changes and posted in
like manner. In plantations and towns
of two thousand Inhabitants or less pro-
visions as to enrolled voters and ENROLL
ment shall be omitted. The meetings
shall be opened and closed as stated in
the form of the warrant foregoing. In
all such warrants appropriate provisions
shall be inserted calling the attention Of
voters to opportunities for correction of
lists of voters by selectmen, municipal
officers or boards of registration in the
manner required by law.'-(Approved
March 10. 1850
Chapter "a.
An Act relating to the liquidation of do
nestle insurance companies.
Section l. Whenever any domestic mu-
tual fire insurance company or assess
ment casualty company is found after ex-
animation to be insolvent, or is found to
be in such condition that it's further trans
action of business shall be hazardous to
Its policy holders, its creditors or to the
public, or when it has Wilfully violated
its charter or any law of this State, or
has refused to submit it's books, papers,
accounts and affairs for examination; the
insurance commissioner may. the attor-
any justice of the supreme court, in term
time or vacation, for an order directing
such corporation to show cause why the
insurance commissioner should not take
possession of its property and conduct its
business. and for such other relief as the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08

Chapter IS.
An Act to amend that part of Section five
of Chapter eighty of the Revised Stat
utes, as amended by Chapter eleven OF
the Public Laws OF one thousand nine
sessions of the county commissioners
in Oxford county.
Section 1ive of chapter eighty of the
Revised Statutes, as amended by chapter
eleven of the public laws of one thousand
nine hundred and eleven, is hereby
further amended by striking cut the
words first and last" wherever they
occur in the seventeenth and eighteenth
lines of said section and substituting
therefor, the word third so that that
portion of said section relating to regu-
lar sessions Of county commissioners In
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08
Chapter 2.

Z -rsu ling Chapter ninetyth three
a .hlr Laws of nineteen hundred
.,u atiVe TO the retirement of
sgs .. tile Civil War in the SER
If -tate.
-s. ,jy-three of the public laws
sa-, inbred thirteen shall be so
gee u.s. % include a veteran OF
I'll "8r VINO left the service OF the
.-r q. -ae passage of said act who
-r. ST. ntitied to it's benefits by
o. -1gtl nj service and inability
i've -.sy. and his retirement pay,
-I ll said act, shall be based on
seton he was receiving from
A. The time his work for the
a-. aQt no retirement pay shall
ne. any time prior to the date
sag at took effect.-(Approved
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08

Chapter Is.
An Act to amend Section two of Chapter
thirty-two of the Revised Statutes, as
amended by Chapter two hundred and
six Of the Public Laws of nineteen hum
dred thirteen, relating to fishing In
Burnt Land Brook, tributary to
Pressure Isle Stream, and in the East
Branch Of said Pressure Isle Stream. in
the county of Aroostook.
So much of section two of chapter
thirty-tWo of the Revised Statutes, as
amended by chapter two hundred and
six of the public laws Of nineteen hun
,cordance with the general law of the
state, in Burnt Land brook, so called,
d tributary to Pressure Isle stream, and
in the East Branch Of said Presque Isle
stream, in the county OF Aroostook, Is
hereby repealed.-(Approved March 4.
l016l
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

One morning an enterprising citizen
telephOned to the papers that be
would run a itney bus the following
Monday. The second day Of his OPP
erations there we're two others opeF7i
ating; the next day five; the follow
ing day eight. Before the'thing was
a week old, so large cars for the Puff
pose had been ordered by one auto1
mobile agency, while another had
taken orders for 20 cars. SomeFOf
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

Toledo, o., Feb. 1870 strong is
the titney bus idea with. Toledo peo-
pie that the city council is already
considering a bond issue to establish
a municipality owned and operated
system Of the popular vehicles. This
although the city last summer voted
for municipal ownership Of the street
car system and an $8,000,000 bond
issue to that end is now pending.
The iitney idea came with rush.
The sun., 1915-03-21
LONG ISLAND.
MASSACHUSETTS.
IN THE EEEKsHIRE HILLS.

For Rent -DeAu'!tIlly funis"cd house. 20
'crt fog the summer w''n every mo4rru ''u-
movement .plces for the season fiun So.
SGOn, $50. : upn S.b0u. q TO, $50. a..
WoODiN. Box ~. GREAT harrington, Mas
The sun., 1915-03-21
APARTMENTS TO IEr-UNFUR>IsHE

rp s'BLEI uUfuruish-d, ss room,
Nlrho.ts ave. Amply 20 car"taN-r
The sun., 1915-03-21
REAL ESTATE FOR aALE.
STATEN ISLAND,
MR.. RENTPAYER:

Have you ever visited ststsn IsiAndf
DO you know that after twenty-five
minutes on the Municipal ferry and twenty
on the train you arrive at one OF the most
beautiful seashors places around New
York city,
Development has emily Just begun or
Staten Island.
This beach property V In Greater New
York. forty -rve minutes from Broadway
yet the prices correspond with those a
lsist Street thirty years ago,
How do you nke the idea OF owning a
home In IL restricted n-ighborhood, where
a "Jitney" bus passes the door every fev
minutes for the Reach t-n minutes walk
at a cost OF o.. bOO7
Drop a card for further particulars
j. W. HUGHES, Owner.
40 broadway.
The sun., 1915-03-21
MADE HER OWN FLAG.
New That Women Veto n Oregon
sAe Plies IL Fron Her Hsne.

sAs Ylies IL Fron Her Hone.
ALAAHy. Ora. NAroh TT en- .
ful nedgeA American citizen. now that
women can vote, and I'm going to have
the Starr and Stripes Tying over my
residenoe," said Mrs. K J. Smelling Of
Albany. and though she u ~ years Of
age she made the nag herself for tho
purpose.
Tho rag 10 feet . inches long and
feet wide and 10 q beautiful repre-
sanitation of tho national emblem The
workmanship In perfect Mrs. Smelling
did all the work on the banner herself.
The firF flag Mira Smelling ever mado
was for use In war times and few over
old Fort S'mcoa near tho present city
OF North Yakima, Wash. Al that time
Mrs. Smelling was at the fort with her
husband, who was a Government on
clal on the Yakima Indian Reservation.
In 1861. when the civil war began, tho
troops took all their hags with them
when they left and there was no 'old
Glory to ny from tho ramparts Mrs.
Smelling then made her hrst nag. and
It waved for some years over tho old
fort.
The sun., 1915-03-21
LONG ISLAND REAL. ESTATE FOR SAL Fl
GREAT NECK, l.. I.
kensington Park Plots
Beat location Way below cost.
I q. WOLF &c ". 3lst 81, y. Y.
Tel, Mad 50. 3i7O.
500 LOTS, aoIlco each. in

500 LOTS. 2oIlco each. in Suffolk
cleared; uudcvcloped but guaranteed high
and drv and only few minutes walk from
Great Peconic BAY, suitable for camping
or Investment; price only 81 per lot, not
less than lots sold; a full acre t2N lotsl,
$50: make appointment and ! win call
With map and particulars or can be seen
mornings at my house up to 10 O'Clock,
HILL. owner. asls Ocean Parkway, Brook
Ign.
The sun., 1915-03-21

II ROOM residence; cTaf'pman nnish
hollow Ne; one acre srtistiCaly laid ont.
restrictions; North SHORE. Sound yiew, <A
minutes to terminsl, Ideal home. sacrifice
con nsider Income In eichange. LORENH
KLOSSET. IS West seth 81. N Y.
The sun., 1915-03-21
Continued from Third Page.


hundred times better than digging
.rench.
ANY one who wishes 70 study farm
.rr without going to school or college
should get several standard books and
should apply for the free literature
Issued hv the United States Depart
rau' ~ Agriculture at Washington
and 'he state colleges of agriculture
a, T'Naca y Y. New Brunswick, y. j.,
and elsewhere. A small library of
STATE and Federal works can be had
sor the asking or for a few cents per
copy.
Prot Morgan thinks that for small
farm Of ten 20 twenty acres diVersi-
aed crnps are best-smau fruits.
vegetables and poultry \ market
..rlen runs from three to six acres.
en- capita! investment OF $4,000 an
.rfcNicent working owner should
rc1 1e annually per cent. as IN
'crcst, also 8 70 10 per cent. as income
'or ms labor. and furthermore saving
oa his famlly's livelihood compared
V'h city cost Of 500 per capita per
year. The cash income is not large
b4; Their" Is health and a good living.
within thirty miles Of New YORK a
Email farm may be bought at from
500 10 $500 an acre, or more, lnclud-
,rg buildings. The more expensive
p ace may be easily worth 1t on ac-
count OF better buildings. kind and
condition Of coil and nearness to rail-
o,ads or markets. A farm At q bar
sa!n 10 not always a good Investment
4 place suitable for one purpose may
not serve for another. Sometimes
there Ia a good opportunity for bona
ace worker 10 begin where gentle
man farmer left on There may be a
.itt.e useful Improvement and equip
ment 10 start with.
There are those who have tried
country life and made a failure or II
In the financial sense. But hardly any
one ever failed TO reap health and hap
1ness by a sojourn on the soil. me
city bankrupt generally loses heal'h
along with wealth. but the unsuccess'
'ul rurallst at least keeps his appe'
Hts To breathe real air with ex-
pa-d'nC lungs, to walk and work In
'Ne sunshine OF the open country, "a
havc a continuous sense OF physical
VOL being and 0 feel something OF the
7"s' md gavety OF childhood d-thats
H'-
sro. an idle dream Of the modrri,
p gopher that some day all cities
- ne abolished and everybody vii
lE. in the country.
The sun., 1915-03-21
sUBlRBAN MANAGER WANTED

To TIE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sr
have read with much !nteres, your
article In THE Sun OF January II. 1915
and as you invite questions resardinl
suburban homes wish you would lei
me know II Il is possible 70 make a con
tract with any responsible person or cor
poration to take care OF a suburban tract
OF ten acres or more and guarantee al
income from Il secured by q surety com
pany bond? &, NJ. PIKE.
TROY, y. Y. January 10. 1915.
The sun., 1915-03-21
LAND TO GIVE AWAY,

- THE Enron or THE SUN SIR
Nrre your article IN THE SrS OF to-
cre AS 20 bunting sites for homes, &C.,
vf.ep consider tho following, ~ II
~,. te ~ Interest % yourself and those
R..n you apparently are trying TO
.. 90
.. ave place at Sclden. the centre
- ing la.arl. midway between Patch
1r " nnd Port Jefferson with scores of
'-rs unused. We are not seeking 20
= o', vHat We own. IN, are willing 10
absolutely free OF all charges four
o s Two OF which are 7lxi25 Zee, and
'.. atNl2'. 10 families who could make
~ '.'m for bungalow or regular
q. NrE sites.
I'm ftC'. We would double the slz" of
- plot 10 desirable persons. The plots
f.'1i on the Middle Country road and
ore only few hundred feet from our
The sun., 1915-03-21
WHERE TO GET MAPS.

To THE EDITOR or THE Su$-Sir
IN last sundays Sun there WAS az
article on buying country homes. IN
which II was stated that suitable maps
of New York and vicinity were issued for
sale ny the United States Geological
survey, Can these maps uc ohta ned In
New York. or is Il necessary TO send To
Washington? W BALL.
NEW York, January 20.
Geological survey maps are publishes
by several local mapmake-s. They cost
80 cents. They can be had for ahou,
half the price 10y sending 70 Washington
The local survey bureau does not issue
them.
The sun., 1915-03-21
JOKE PROVES BOOMERANG.
Forces Men to Admit They Made
Counterfeit Coins.

ToLgpo. o, March 20.--The two men
in Van Vert, o, who sought to Josh"
secret service operatives and were ar
rested nave had hearing before II
Federal Commissioner here
ono pleaded guilty to making counter
felt coins The other In bound over
to the Federal Grand Jury on tho same
charge. Tho men are Fred Strang alias
Fred Taylor. and j. f.. Kerr.
Secret Service Operative John W.
Washer of Cleveland says Strang wrote
n letter directing him TO where a plant
was situated Washer sayr he acted
on the mans tip and caught both mon
at work.
The sun., 1915-03-21
GARDEN NECESSARY
TO A COUNTRY HOME

place. Conditions are ideal, particularly
for those maintaining car. and people
seeking either for summer use or per-
manent occupancy freedom from dwell
!ngs all around them can have II and
>till not he deprived Of the facilities for
comfortable housekeeping.
BRooKLYS, January "a ] F RYRSE.
The sun., 1915-03-21
KANSAS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE FoR sAI.EOK EXCHANGE
borough OF Brooklyn.

lsS-lsT CLINTON Az. through Ia wav-
erly Av,, residence and garage, plot 6sx200
cost $4,000. price ss6,000 tless than as
sesscd vRluel: Just renovated and ready for
0fnSIpsnud Ssssrinton esretah. ss"n nr ,or
erty day and night: will rent for $500 per
annum. Your own broker or CHARLES r.
MOVES CO.. ~ william g.