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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON Az, ,ie.,, s,or. and pit C;
Lucy Kp.ot =, al to Cha. II Aeeo,, q
igl5; attyr, Guggenheimer, U a NJ q
,sTT W. 'iiS. south .ror.-Msniu,eil' n b s,go
Az, q, 5 yrs from May /, 1915, at,y.
siMrEHccK Rd.R 81. n ~ ATsiii--caiosssrro, T 6a2
patio 20 N!nfa q Caputo, 1865 Blocker
= Yrs from May !. i9l6; atty, Alfonso
iii fT aH. ,55?!o. . Ma,'1 sna p, WIN j. & H,s sT@
Nay + !sl5' ATTY. JaSurs bros, %
.G1TfMI 'se ST 3 W. Cd. sd and an $1,000 srsOO
R..ph "A Wilson TO Baronne Jeanne
!, 1919; atty. JOS II Hayes, 81 ChamSers
RINK Az, iiii,' store and p, "a F"
pnhGGIHHNeeFEY' ST '55SS.!?9s " g store s'? ana 100 boo
MIH H!mmsl 70 Hsrry Goldb;,rs and arc;
Jan l. 1917; address, rs Dei.ncey
GREE$wIcH ST 500. store and c,ra1u!
+ O'Ncil 10 Thos J Kenny, Plainhc'd,
y i, 3 yrs from May t., 1917. atty.
rs $ = Brew co, i?sth At and Amstsr:
isTT' Az riOGC-loo?, ia.iilHdesins ii Kor,
narens TO VIM g digger, White Plains.
\ w. yrs from june l, 1913; address
bronx.
WEBSTER AV, lt6a-ii7b, all-Security
Mtg 60 to Adolf Klein and ano. az r.
llSih -, b yrs from June |. 1913: atty.
Saml Bitterman, 800 Bway..,...,1t.750
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.
WASHINGTON 81, :t-,pavid Morrison ns,
ArH Whi'- - Al, iulv Ia. i9i.., 81 400
PiNEHrUir Az, " =, 700 n ieoth Ut
pofnenlck NIlsncs" ast ltiv"rview Com
strurtipn co ct al, oct .S, i9lt. s3Gl.g0
TRINITY Pl. is 4 Contracting
co agt Ellen Murphy ct al, Jan ID,
1919 '''''''''''' 't54t2
Bronx.
MORRIs Ay. lbi3-Rothblatt-s!eVe Co,
Inc sg. Mcliis y ka'sen e. o. JAn...y
u. iNs
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Y~esterday In Man
haitian aud The Bronx.
lat !. vEsEy STREET,

bS bEsaH - N'HiltAl1s
S7TH ST. 1873 W. =. $40 W Columbu. av.
20Xl00 I sty dwlg-G VI Schricfer asst
= T. Laimbscr 81 al; due, 81 2Gs 20, taxes,
sc, $40; adjourned TO June rs
ny samuel Mara.
sTH Az. 7s5, " >, 3ei : 4Nth 81, 81 7Nlnnx
t7.TNiOg 10. 3 sty tumt y s'rs 4Sih -.
500 ". .. 100 " Sth AZ. l6SNlCo :. 4
sly lon & str bldg Il rNt-pavit Israel
ngf \ Realty 90 81 al, due, Sl5,74l %
taxes, &C. tG7s 30, sub to mtg SEQ 900
10 the plaintin for g. 400 over prior liens.
HOIST ST, 40 T., = y 80 . Let aV. 3TCN
lo0.lI, 6 sly tnmt 4 strs-Centr6l Trust
20 agt Mamie Silver ct al, due. t2--
Gio.0H, taxes, sc, 1853 an; 20 the plaintiff
70" $4,000
lat 320s THIRD AVENUE
By James J Donovan.
A SEST Az. go, g. ,, ISIS > Union
port ri, gixyE VIM Dottu.r ast Rose
Nathan ct a. cSrs, due s3,s9l3I5 taxes,
a., !2S TO the pliiu'lr Tor $4,000
By Joseph T. Day,
INTER PARCEL. - point ne . clinton
nv a 70th =, " Boston ri, Al0N9G3x
G1llXT5-A e Crossin sgt John Reilly
81 al, due, H7lG ~; taxes, Sc, 31so 81,
20 Elizabeth Rciliy, a party IN Interest,
for $3.50
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

Attn at. 81 E--Sumusl Eich~nbaum agt
A r Wm Pilgrim, owner, Peter Noc',on,
contractor .....,.t go ~
1857 ST. COS W-Konrad Zosrb agt Peter
j Devine, owner, rreda Baumg lrtner.
lessee e contractor. ,...,..,. sssi6S
GREER IcH II 20o-Disinfect!ng 4 tN.
terminating Cofpn aEt Market .Rsstau'
ran, 90. Inc. owner. Thomas J Kelly,
contractor .,., sis,'5
STFBBINS AV, l263.lsd5-Wolf Weinraub
agt Lystet Realty a Holding Co. Inc
owners and contractors ,,,,. .,|O
Ai.DuS ST. DIE J. Withers 4 60 aEt
isisT ST, q. so W Brook av. b5xSi's--
John zsto ast p DAILY. owner; Dutt Hroa,
contractors
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TENANTS FOR CITY HOMES.

Slawson 4 Hobbs have leased for a
term OF years for Mrs. J. r. Brown TO
Harris Parr the four story dwelling at
40 West Seventv-second street.
The Duross Company has leased for
the estate OF Mary s. Hunziger the
house at 257 West Twentieth street TO
Alice McNally for q term OF years.
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,"N'am ; Devery, ex-chief Of police
, We" York. purchased by auction the
say s'ory cottage, l00xii6.62, AZ the
y-'0Ht'' corner OF KensIngton Gardens
s,. "es'nourne Boulevard, Far Rock
,'ISSy / /, through Joseph +. Day for
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LONG ISLAND ESTATE SOLD.

Or. Louis n. Lanehart of Hampstead,
l.. J., has purchased the ffty-fve acre
tract of Mrs. Mortimer Brooke at Jericho
for about $1,000 an acre. 8. A. w.
Baltazzi was the broker.
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MONTCLAIR HOME BUYERS.

The Frank Hughes-Taylor Company
has sold for the estate Of Mrs. Sarah
Churchill the stucco residence at . Up
per Mountain avenue, Montclair, TO
Charles Il. Garrison. and for r. 7 Rice
the residence at 4 Norman road, Mont
clair, to IL. Il. White.
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STATEN ISLAND HOME SITE.

e. Cornell has sold for william
r.-N N \ fretsch land in Pennsyi-
"a avenue, Noscbank. upon which
ou. ryNN'f intends TO erect a private
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RUPPERT DYUOMAN BUYER.

Jacob Rupert Il the purchaser Of the
plot 103. 7xls3sxl0o OF the north side
OF Dyckman street ESQ feet west OF
Prescott avenue.
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BROKERAGE FIRM CHANGES.

Walter II. Senior Is retiring from the
Arm Of. Senior & Stout. Albert II. Stout
will continue IN active management.
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
PROPERTY

Are you interested In a waterfront bun
galov II so. write, call or telephone
sIs W. Stth St. New York city. Tel. 400
Greeley.
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,sTH ST. n:. isc . Madison .v, tosiOo.ii
Morris SCHMIDT to Isaac sahoreeh. 81
stalls. . D c; st,ys. Lese 4 C.. So Nassau
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF ION 81
iisrH ST. n .. lso " B~ay. liSlNlo:-
SST Bsns cont st c cS.P 20 h It. Ju@. ia Ia
yrs, : p c; ATTY, T q Co. i7s hrost;
iss.lo1Haso il fis.en to y Tfu.; Go,
az i,y sFG aaStrriiiil. i 4 rf'io5 hIaaS '..PoSo
''i IsrrIe,' c b.ii..ss 20 'S Minnie c 'iE
iH' 100, sa. a. \ pc. = bona 5H9' all. Il; p 9 ,n' &s'
i,trH ST. 50. las . s, Nicho.a. ay' TOOK
iisiS, - i u.s. Ls Sl3s@s" ~ %'. yRap.so ~ '' Que
SANE PRioPERTY.s,mi. to David :lyipkiR
gi a. Pa VET End ANY. Ssne II d4ee
ljj-Eva Levin. 20 schnii Realty co.
KS, US MOn,ssps =, Bslyn; pI m,te
sisy., VAN Ai.n . B. lis &on,ss.. ;.
pincsKaAN 81. . cor Sherman .v. icss
- e atty. Geo J coushisn. i. va
Bronx.
fBor,ush Of The 1ronx1
c,yppErIrSn Az p.,,.u ~
.o?x irreg..Terrse. constn Co 10 Th.o
human. lv,S Eastern Isrk"ay' bhSn,
PIT my s,sgU' yuhe - IT. ssPoSs
49, Nv pNsy, "a ~
''sl"l - Bssnn Iu' 49,.
S''nHtS p. e.-Asesho' - T,IN,o
,..s'n-' 70 Arnsle CoVph, - 80
20 No. - ~" - T. N1G
INTERVAIE Az. ssl. W 4, BONlOO-
ia 'IS,cc'n ~. cono, IN Mo- mig
5000 Inn. IA VI n e. htty " Z.
See.st.in % Nassau 81 81 900
ELLfOTT Az 4, 100 n Bridge -. 50N
1856 s-Domenico GarEiolo 10 Etz X
lluNIlrE. l4t Il kOfh -. June II. 3 yrs.
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sirm ST. IS. i.sio LeS.ns'on avenue.
56xi02.--Tity Mtge Co 70 Ny Trus'
20. - Broad e.. ATTY + A Snow
7sTH ST. n :. 2il W Sd ay, s:xio:.2-sam
EAST ss '' ENb n ~, :'...m|erii,,l. Guar = T %
to NatlouG4 Savings Bank OF Albany.
Albany. y y atty. q co, l56 Broad
S5TH ST. Bs-bs w-Kra,zen-,cin. Herman,
and ano TO Oppenheim, collins & co. 80
W saith st; atty 7 q co. i76 Broad
soTH sr. ii? E.rayior. waiter r. adm
TO Fielding L Taylor. ll2 L eoth -
Attys. Carter. l. & NJ, - Wal 81. 5000
lisTH ST 3H E-Gibral;Ar M;se co to
Yeua A,umnyer. !Sc L ;sth ., siys
18TH ST. St5 E-N i Tras; co to Obj
rstar M,ge CO S? william st; at,ys.
Hahn. ~ E i.sth 81; atty. o f DAVIS;
cHaTHERPrSSE ST. ,,-so.oico,.. Van nv y
.xr. to rlergym.n's Retiring Fund So
o;ety of the p z Church In U S, ISL .th
az; atty. J Van V olcott. 50 Maiden
81 SicHoLAs Av. .s.-Murpay. c;i,rsnSe
f. to Mary y We'll. 1873 Hayward 81,
Rrookiyn: atty. F p TrNutman. 70:
ESSEN 81 o LSyV
70 Chas - Miller. 2oi Stuyvessrt ay
Bklyn. attys. stanton & II. ~ %.,ssaa
SANE PRoPTUrY-sam. to Amei4
Viewers Madison. y J a'tys, same $4,000
SAME ikpfEkTY-Same 20 Ca'h "
EstsIE9%S'' p 'hs"r.2.; HS McK 1ro3 t5o. 20
Agency Realty & Mtg 90. 81 Nassau -,
&ity. stanton & II q Nassau = ste,t16
'IH Il -, E-Sane 70 same a'ty, Edw
~ Az. v :. :iS AN 81. - stso'A,na
\ II cook 20 Lusy q werlich. Lon
don, England atty L r 90 $50
bNu1 49, : non
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SAILS BN AI,IIuN.

FOR WHOM IT MAY Up\,rKN-I1hn
Young AI.'ianeey se..s ms H,r. Sa'lr.
day, Jun" iFth. 1871. 81 80 a So. 90. 80
East 4.ni 81. stroud pU So. .,-... stein
wa' Pa ~. 1890. As..ila ! $50. ia.
Whe.ork F,n. ~ 22E.'. stroud rA "
5000, ~TcuNro'a pp 80 'sts-. Iv order
a' the rnpr'rrr.a
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FARMS FOR SALE.
VERMONT.

Farm For sAIE-so. VT. about 400
acres. estimated 100000 feet hardwood
buildings. saw mill: desirable estate loca-
ton. Address F. L. BEEDLEs. Edgewood.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

6iST ST, SOS w--Kobrs, Max. to SAM L
Abelon. sol. W liath u: atty. Gallant
& II, 81 Liberty st,...r,..,........N
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


OWNER Will sell at a bargain a choice
home building site IN a restricted building
section, one hour from Battery. three miles
from st. George. high point on staten
Island. Half acre lots Of trees. beautiful
surroundings. nne sea view. taxes paid 10
terms. G. G, boy 10 sun ofice.
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NEWARK BUILDEps BUYERS.

Cal. her Sound View property on Pryor
Iarchmont
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MORTGAGES,
with nams and address Of lender ana
lenders attorney)
Downtown.

tSouth OF FOurtrenth W1
MONTGOMERY ST. W Q. rs y Monroe ~,
rs @x93.A-Anrie Levy TO Hvman Man
helm. 22+ Rivington 1T, May 90. due
June !, 1915. y c. atty. | Gruenstein,
MONTGOMERY 1T, W 9. rs 8 Monroe ct.
.6x934; Madison At, n .. %72 . Clinton
1T, 46Gx- Annie Levy 10 Louis
SakowitA, 10 Y s6th 81. Juns 10. mtg
$500 due as per bond. atty, Isaac
cohen, TAI Bway....,....,.... 5000
ST q 8. 1863 : stanton at. 2oxlo0-
Benl Leidenberg to Society for tho Pre-
ven'ion OF Crime. so Union So. June ~,
8 yrs, s p c; attys, Moss. NJ a w ?s
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East Side.
(East OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)

81 Az, n W cor tlst st. Il Edmond
Butler to Daniel Foley. 400 Albemar!s
RI, Bklyn, pr mtg $1,000. June ~, In.
stalls, p c as pr notes: atty. Edw "
Burghard, III Dway ,,,,,,.,,.. $500
.7Tii 81, II +, li0 . Lexington nv, 35xln0.b
Terence ] Lynch to Lorenzo Borriello,
al T. i0th IT, June IL, due Sept 10. 1915
a y C: attys. Palmieri & W, CO Park
7irH ST, n $. 1879 W Lexington av. l,7.Gx
l02 2-Fredsriek y Delansld to Farmers
yrs. Q ~ per bond; a&ty. l. 7 Co,
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>uii,I>.

m n-der NJ Hl%I,I EHF Tt,lEpr Q IN
LOW FOWLER. Il surrogate ,l he Cn4Tfy
OF New YORK, NOTICE - hereby .u -
HAYS, late o. the CY4u'y @: sew
York deceased, 20 present the same VITA
vouchers thereof - thr subscriber, q th~ir
place o. 'rsustr'ire business Do. the mo-
of FOLEY n POW El.t. " .H' r~r,4fwav.
IN the Borough OK Manhattan. CTS q New
York, OF or before the 3ri Gag o. ia y. naNt.
Dated, Ne" York. tho 3,s' day Of De-
cenber. lSli.
KATE r NAYS.
MARY HAYS G'TFR.
NE q. AFFfT"E.
Executors
FOLEY & POWELL. Attoyneys :- EAe-u.
toFs, zoo B-oLlway, Manhattan. sew
York CRY y Y.
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Bronx.
KArPESBrRc ROSE 20 y,,.,. u,-,

TN bFN' NVNF, 70 Elfrnr Har'
wig 81 900
AsHNER, sfGMUND. 20 Florence T.
tohn ..... .-....... $500
BANKS. JAMES /. gtr. to Allda O
MARY. PHILIP ~ to Bertha f Neary
two 'utgst ..... 3.
~srNsHlNE TEA sroREs 60, iNc 70
Bronx Grocery Co. 800
Bent. NEWELL, rdn, 90 VIM W John
pEI.".ti ..uiv ~ sou
AkNSUE rORPN to Emma Dressner $500
TITLE GUAR 4 TRUST 90 % Archibald
VI MadAy. ......... ....... so 600
TROY SAVINGS BANK TO Lawyer. MIG
......... $40, U0y
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,,1TH H 81 $50 . Madison Az, tcsioc.ii
Morris Schindel to Isaac sohorech. 81
" s7th 81, June Is. pr mtg ~ 100. In
stalls. . D c. attys. Lese 4 c. 81 Nassau
II -, 900
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.


MANHATTAN.
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west Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th ss)
sbTH st, ais W. -, 1918 W West End
Av, lesNlO2. 2-Antoinette O Deppe!er TO
Edw j de Coppett. al+- W s5th st, mtg
SO, 900. June II. atty. l. T 4 7 CO. 40
iotTH ST. iis.ii W.. n .. ast " Columbus
sv, b0xioo. i1-Marshall Mclean ct a. to
Frontenac Realty Co. 81 Cedar 81, mtg
10000, b a 3. May 20. a,tys, Mclean a
Hayward. 81 Cedar q,
10TH ST. Mass W. So. 100 " Columasis
ret TO Jacob Weeks, Jr, 7oi Madison Ay:
June -: atty. r II Mitchell. sst oah
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-06
KING CONSTANTINE OPPOSES
GREEK WAR PARTY

Athens, Nov. 8. - In approval of
the attitude of Gen. Yanakitsa, war
minister in the Zaimis cabinet, whose
defiance of Ex-Premier Venizelos'
pro-war followers in parliament on
Thursday precipitated the Greek cab
met crisis, King Constantine appoint
ed Yanakitsa his aide-de-camp.
Constantine conferred separately
with all the cabinet members follow
ing ministry's resignation.
London.-The Greek and Serbian
ministers here conferred today pre-
sumably with reference to Greek help
for Serbia, which the Serbs are adj
mittedly hopeful will result from the
Athens cabinet crisis.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

I.W. WIS will celebrate opening of
new headquarters, 933 w. Madison,
Nov. Is, with entertainment and
smoker. Public forum will be held
during winter.
EXPIRES. VIM Howard Taft will
speak, Orchestra hall, Nov. 10, on
What Shall Be Our National Atti-
tude Toward a League of Nations to
Enforce Peace?"
do American Workingmen Want
Large Standing Army?" subject of
lecture by VIM. Thurston Brown, Co.
lonial hall, 20 w. Randolph, Sunday,
s p. m.
SPECIALIST State Reps. Madsen and
Mason will speak at West Side So
cialist hall, 1903 w. 18th, Sunday at
8 p. m.
West Side Peoples Forum, Church
of the Redeemer, Robey and War
rem av., will begin second season
Sunday night with Mayor Thompson
discussing his ideals for Chicago.
Are public schools privately owned?
Issue will ediscussed Sunday aft
ernoon, 2:45 p. M, in public meeting
in Drill hall, Masonic Temple, on the
topic, "Crisis in Our Schools" Speak
ers: Aid. Rodriguez and ]. Stitt Will
son, formerly Socialist mayor. of
Berkeley, Cal
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The marriage of Elizabeth Grier
Hibben, daughter of John Grier Hib-
ben, president of Princeton univer-
sity, to Prof. Robert Maxwell Scoon
of the classics department will take
place Tuesday, November %, at four
o'clock in the afternoon in Vanguard
chapel. The Rev. Francis Lindley
Patton, ex-president of the YniVer-
sity, will perform the ceremony, as
sisted by the Rev. Ralph B. Pomeroy
Of the First Episcopal church OF
Princeton. Miss Barbara Armour of
Princeton will be maid of honor and
Thompson Scoon, brother of the
bridegroom, will be best man. The
Misses Esther and Marian Cleveland,
daughters of Grover Cleveland, will
act as bridesmaids.
-O-OT
DarneII, Ia--County officials are
securing Iowa county for robbers
who blew safe of Parnell Savings
bank during night and escaped with
$4,000 in cash.
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GREAT ADDRESS
(Continued from page l..

preciated as evidenced by the hearty
applause gwen and the many con-
tgratulations received at the close OF
the exercises. Thorn said in part
If were to epitomize code OF
ethics for the guidance of mankind, 1t
would be formulated in one brief SEN
3tence. Service. not self Webster
defines service as labor. assistance or
kindness to another
We are placed in this world OF
activity by the Almighty to carry out
certain definite plans for the up
;building of the human race and the
of civilization that
IshaH. in measure. at least. rehect
tHis character and life. He has given
tus a chart for the voyage OF life by
which. we must steer. and that chart
lis the most wonderful, inspiring, IL
lluninative and instructive book that
twas ever given mankind for its gu1d-
lance or the human heart for its con
isolation. 1t is the Holy Bible The
Esacred pages TEEN with inJunct1ons
Ito be of service to your fellownen-
/ SeIfshness is condemned Service
makes nations-as 1t makes ind1v1d-
fuals. Without service. men fa1l; and
| the world moves-backwards- Inc
motto of the nations of Europe. who
Iare now in the throes of death
( struggle, the like Of which history
sAails to record. has not been Eacn
for all. = but it has rather been Each
for himself"
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circumstance may lead us to war, or
cause us great embarrassment, as
wen as discredit to the country.
Urges Investigation
>sThe Investigation Of our national
defense and comprehensive plan
for the navy belongs to the people
of the country, and they have light
to know It's condition and how 1t Is
being managed The mere appropri-
alton of vastly Increased sums would
not be Instrumental in bringing about
the necessary reforms or military ef-.
icfency of the examination. that can
only9be accomplished by an tnyesh-;
cation OF actual conditions and de-
rnand for needed changes IN the way
of military reforms. which would %
forced upon Congress by an ennSnSS
ened public sentiment
.rThis Investigation and Rnowledse
has been denied to the people by the
leaders of the party In power It u
deplorabIe that there should be an
influence to deceive the people ms
matter OF such vital importance We
have reached period in the worlds
history when It must be recognized
fhat five are to maintain peace. and
safeeuard the Interests OF OUT people.
We must be prepared to defend our
selves Let us not forget-as the.
nation Is 80 also are Its Eoverumeuts
rs pubic. It's army and It's nav.
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COIL EGIANS. WIN
PROM WESLEYAN

tons acroS the sea, all eyes are turned
to America, and In all human hearts
there is an intense desire that the
American republic Will continue to
remain neutral and thereby be enabled
to help solve the ve8ing problems tnat
must Of necessity be presented when
the clash of arms has ceased. 1 call
mon Won. gentlemen, to help main
tain peaceful relations with all the
nations of the earth, so as to keep
this country unspotted from terrific
rial aggrandizement and the rights OF
mankind maintained.
It seems to me that God, in HIS Wis
dom, has chosen the American nation
to lead the vanguard OF the nauonS
of the world, and has selected US 10
be the chief arbiter in all the inter
national councils that may be called
Our IandI What a prize 1t IS! a
Jewel carved in relief; the cameo OF
the planet. The Atlantic ocean part
ing US from over@crowded Europe on
one side. and the Pacific ocean d1v1d-
ing us from superstitiouS Asia on the
other side; the Artic ocean, a gymnaS-
Jun in which our navigators and ex-
p1orers develop their courage. a
country, If you please, 10000 miles
long, an area of 100000, square
miles. seven times larger than Europe,
cultivation;: over 0o:o0o,o00 fnhabi-
tants. all floral and farms, all fruitage
and grains, all precious woods and
metals, Appalachian range and back
zone and ganglia of rivers reaching in
all directors.
Magnificent prize! Who shall have
it2 The forces Of good, or the forces
of evi12
The commerce of our rivers. the
shores OF our inland seas, the silver
OF our Nevadas, the gold of our Colo
rados. the wheat Of our prairies, the
rice of our Savannahs. the telescopes
of our observatories, the brain OF our
un1verstties-hese, and more. are
your life heritage
Oh. Star-striped banner of g1or
ious nation, wave to the coming CEN
turies your greeting. and welcome
to the sons of men of all cEmes, that
this is the land of opportunity and
service
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through the myriad Of nerves % decpe- sur
faces the in.craL organs And thus q
period OF repose must reject itself not only
in the mind OF the mother. but upon the
babe to come.
A point upon which m c1pericnccd people
aSree Is the accepted fact that whatever an
cpectaut mother may do for herself that Is
SAFE and harmless IS bound TO encourage
CONFIDENCE IN hersclf- And IS she apphes
rx,cr- refn,ir,d and lost where needed. she
soon learns 70 forget those apprehens1oas 50
often imaginative.
Young mothers who have used MotherS
thew were at the absence OF morning sickness.
extreme nervorsneSs.. aid Other dtS6eSseS OF
which they had heard and feared Get =
bot4Ie OF ..Aother:S E1iend- nj any drug
&C Simply apply It over the stomach mus
cIes and rest assured OF perfect SAFETY and
comfort day and night. Write 10 sBEadHeld
ReSuIator. 7o5 LANAI Bldg Afia1ta., s'as 1of.
der handsome a1d instrustiys book
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ity, my reply would not be coyetouS-
ness, avarice, intemperance, but II
would be selfshness. If there were
conferred upon the power of govern
ment the right TO enact statute Tor
the government of persons, firms and
corporations, would have that gov
eminent place upon the entrance to
every factory, store. counting room
and financial Institutions the words
"unseIfsh service" and would
have every occupation and profession
render a service for the alienation
of human suffering and the promo
ton of the welfare Of mankind.
However. it is not in the realm OF
the possible, nor would it be proper
or legal to emblazon upon the door
way of the various occupations OF
life any such stipulation for the gov
eminent OF human conduct. can
attribute to selfshness the real and
paramount cause Of all the lesser
evils Of life.
I am not here. gentlemen, to
preach to you. nor to enunc1ate any
new code of morals.
I have chosen the subject Of Ser
vice" because there is nothing that
man be accomplished by society with
out at least some of its members, L
not all, rendering that service men
toned in Holy Writ
The world might be said to be di-
,vided into two classes of people-the
lifIers and the leanerS- Who are
the leaners? They consist Of that
class Of people who are always adj
yersely criticizing both civil. political
and religious movements which have
for their service the betterment OF
conditions, and have no suggestion.
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you sis the soul immortal
and his reply is that no opinion
was ever handed down by me, as
member Of the supreme court OF TINS
country, without being guided by the
teachings of the Holy Law. and ne
saws by mat character of testimony
that the soul is immortal; and so
gentlemen, I could summon Wash
inSton, Lincoln, Garfield, Mckinley
Industrious names with whicS you
are fami5ar and whose ayeS you
have knowledge of, and they Wou1o
unquestionably testify to the same
ruth as the Srear men and thinkers
Of the past have done
On the premise that the soul IS IN
mortal; that there is life beyond;
that it lies in our power to choose
our own destiny. now Gesire tc
call your attention to three things ID
connection with this subject Ser
vice"
First: The value Of service Wha
can question the value of the Illus
trious Wasnin gton or abraham Lin
coln2 Two men who We're d1nerent
types of our American Life. Who can
question the value of service rendered
by that trinity in the military LIE,
Grant, sherman and Sheridan Nor
who can successfully controyert the
valuable service of the eminent Henry
ward Beecher. when in 1853 he stood
before an antagonistic audience IN the
CITY of London and for three hours
argued the cause OF the maintenance
of the union of our states. when TINS
beautiful flag. to which reference has
been made, typifes.
When the terrible catastrophe
caused by the Charleston earthquake
occurred several years ago, there
came to the relief committee large
checks running into the thousands OF
dollars for the relief of the stricken
people of that section OF the South
land. 40 one but the treasurer o.
that committee knew from wnorn t os
checks were coming and it was kept
a secret for more than ten years, when