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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address ~ purchaser
APRIL g.
Manhattan.

z r. -
ISL Az s. ~ n H'tn 81 -'fT ar
ton r,f T.. Bertha VI JG'H' % Isis. ,a oSo
Apt! =. &tNe Wt.a -" g.. IS c>u'sat ~ &c.. UY
o'h AZ i 10 t ' ere ss,.h $ : Siurset 10
Adcs P2ii ea iol Ap 1f a. ay Da Ts Gaaraa 13a
q1 Iiu Az 100 gs,h Ct. e,,loo: Minnie T..
im I'm, noo a! ~, s lie Hens, W" A6Yu - st,v
w <--,'VV",f al Nuns ''''' 80 "'''' SIG1
a., W., az "a ,c-,b =. o,,f-,,
yS U,i,e-'c w IA F'anoer. Ian 90 i95-
Ire" i"ulal A'i, p" . ~ ! -1'''''' 90" o'' ''
W"'I' Nv h"a, %, ,t9io,sot,too
ohVINo"VH'i ,.,o,.gs,. ''t :, = Esnrt Rarys
-. io"I,i"p .,, T ,,gIIl'aain,. nv ,4'i -
l. rs-. 'm', sqs5 oooI' !, psrt. {. ATS
H,sers e 8 S 90 s1 neiar ,.a,o. " r.,,.. 500
oH"t NJ" 49, - -, V,| a.,
$50 So Z ''''' y "''' 10 81
cANAI 81. e. - i,,I,i. NG s.. , ~ ' li
Ism 81 sni a.o ing $500 a. r,i mems cio
SAME PROPERLY; Dora l. Morrison TO- s an,
,.,s ,o', att mems. llrr ~. same a.,g' Sl'p
GRAND 81 - +. -''.'. Grand 81 ,.rV. :.
$3.50, ", We,n''Gin aa a'* 90 ,oo 0e k,s4,'sct
stl,,. Nal. VI. 81 Para Roy. 500
WASHINGTON ST, 800. cor DUANE 81 de..'
l'N, 5't,' liofer ,AAPr,, VI h3,r'. Le'.
April Is. suy. TILE Guarantee ami Trust. 81.
l0IH ST, la-l9 r S. 100 IIiEer.iY ~. .. -'t
irres H9iH. Rosan. re' TO- Magdsld Con--
70. a'.y. T'le Gusrartee AM Trust 60. Seoo0
45TR ST. 81. ~ IS llth a7. -cly ir-es % i,-h
- Ar-A irrcz. X l. McCrhee 20 NOof Elge.
vroI. !. or 10 Beay. y y tmtg 5000
Sept -. 1913: 500
49TH ST. S, zoo I'M AZ. ,2jEloo4 " "
BrorElyn. Apr1l 3. b s1i s. auy II M,ra-.
~ BvAy. 500
67TH ST. ~ ". % s. 45Sf v columbus az. Ir g.
zoos. Lou-re " Ferrir- Bauai.nt France %
Equitable Trust TO- - wal st. tus under decd
o. trust ty parry ist part. Feb l. mtg s. 0O0I
AID - sf}s Bower y s. a. cedar -. 81
38TH ST. TO- o. o. SIN az runs 30 -2 * 100 ~
1fal COX ls5K D ioN 10 bog. Sadie ~
Sfurgcs. irdiv hoI- eye. : : S'urge3. o. Task
Estates In. 255 Bway. Apul -5. = part. p
D. and and . 4 g. all Hens. ats & ri BELOW.
2g4 BwaF: Slfl
18Th ST. 5 $ 1.tT 5,h AZ. 2s4tlOOs. all of.
ssh - 4 3. l0. g 5rh ar. 30 SAi0e = irr...
D.. part. Ai-le : Dodd iniiv heir. etc. :
Siu-ges % same. April = d and s.. G. a z. all
lions ats same. 800
S'ras1oiirger. ref 10 L r ich6,ter so5 + 55tb
o.. Apr! 26. atty VI S Nalden 81 IIbo-ty ST.:
so ooi
100 II error ia css,erlr ron-'al II Vnlf1I.r ~
Ami" SolIer if2 Glc.morc a.. BrooNen. April
p. , part a-.v. % u Bernstein. 800 BWay. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest per cent unle" otherwise
APRIL %.
Manhattan.

APRIL %.
Manhattan.
rRospw6Y. 2sii. Meyel Isenbetg 70 y -, SsmSrd
sG, isrSvcres. IL 1881 st. April ~ 81 500
,txGseG 1;9 Av go; s,fh ID + 900, sSs'e 3
9s SSo 70 sas =. cT S5H sapd T. hp b;
,PT; 'r 4 Gasr S snd Trust Coo. , 2GPg
ST NICHOLAS TERRACE w cor =, t2'j hlb s say,
no. manche go \ Pcorl Il. Albany. y: Apri,
l,' h' I. suy Lawyers Title INSURANCE 20 a oe9
Ts,' nnsooAnway. sw cor 81 st, lOoI25. Carrie
wEst ts Bho 10 Gnse, Boat ard ano 32I ~, iona az
fnIor mtg sSl. 00Ol April ~ due Ts,s, On,
s 1'5'' Lawyers Tile Insurance ana lfu" $1,000
cesrNwlcH ST. W. 2o9e Rector c st., - Ioa1
I'M ,' iN,r,b ileudclsohn N Samuel usr'' 20
Iog :, Anil %: due as per bond aty' oe WS
nH',.,,,ri: 800 5th ay. ~ ,n,.-' ia,
alvlHGroh ST. e, s T,ya a schfetsr. y Plt, st:
E KEN x - Tue sep % 1915 per cent a' 6c5
krakogcr a =. 800 B"ay. ion " University ~.
10Th ST. y e, ,o,a - uasgasid Construction g to
columbia 'r7is, Co. 90 bsay .pno q. all aty. Tile
Guar4g,rc and T Toy :, % Kin AZ. 25r9se; Gerson
81 Al to Mar Rothsch'ld. ,55 heIy
Aprii &c. due as pr bond s'''' VI az 600
san 81. g. = lo,h az ?j.i' so[ah Il C nam,
10 To- L'.,''1 5p-or mtg 10000: Ann 81 |soSoo6
o,iy. Tirle Guarautee end I1 g, ,0' A., 1f6t|.
IslsI 81 esr,y 60 70 cty Mortgage Co. - Wal
81. Anil -. demand. per cent a''' sis5 6oo
4 sueI l. wal i.,S 81 8, Nicholas av; two lots.
'0Sln 9e,too. : u Building Corpn 70 ha"S',s
S,1.r.~,ge Co. 20 Liberty a.: April ~ nus az
Ios@. and 81 stiy Title G1arah'ty e.. 600
T,It .ng9o;peary. same tc Gertis A German 22s
oSW1'I,'om az Cpror mtg SO O0oli April els oo3
& o r.. same aty:
The Bronx.
erplAY Av vs. lls l6eh s. t topf cd l9''' T san
9tVioo four bldg loans. each s-ig0yy ~
,,iling - 10 city Mortgage 20. - CO ~
ho,H q. demand. G G. atty S'' 81 600
,WX VA D. 'Av . 8 275 Van N.s, sV 25tg5:
49," ~ I Wagner 535 Pacinc ~ b,9Ss'1ni
An :. 3 yrs. D c: atty. BfonsAy' ri 600
regtyisR Az $. as lee;h St. sOIioGG'; Be5[
Hpru q. yrs. 8 p c. ATTY Lawyers i''' 8, 400
-, T iysp esdIIy Az. eelo. 8. 2.stlo?s 20 v 5
y a. '-Ir'f's Dam Rd Agnes Farrell - LaN3e,s
Ni",fgeys 90 80 Liberty At; Aprll -. uue GO as
Der bond. atty. Title Guarantee ana lru'' 40 900
VALENTINE Az. 2Os2. $ 10000; Bray
~ o.. a,ty. / Burghard. Ill B~ay. AZ e,iS,s
'V'Ilr Larkln & Kenny Consiructi.n 90 90 ny 49,
county Mortgage 60. 40 wall s.; Apr, k,i Geo
mrs ldq AMI 200 map Century lnye'Ihs -,
r Her-y ~ n Stciukamp. 90 - ~, ~ ~
- dur a., per bond. ats, Title Guarantee 4 t6d
,e7Iu 81 s. 1895 e Tiehout az, 5oT irres. 4
'oi' W. uollen 10 J $ Sutp!iu. 3ll I-g 81.
e. al. Aprl 20. 3 yrs. ? C: atty Lawyers e. zoo
Trust Co,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29
The Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL 3.
Manhattan.
LEXINGTON Ay

LEXINGTON Az. l3s. A Skogmsn a., STEELE Bob.
k.e".ct e. a.. July 90 1913. Sl96 -
l42D ST. 100 70 l4S West. / A Adler Co act 150
~ li5 Vest li-d street Co. lac. ct al. Dec h.
1871. SJ-5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29
E, al foreclosure Of mtg atty, williamson Z

Bell
l76TH ST. s. 1857 n Anthony Az. q 'tl22s
National Surety Go AIT Carolina Wenninsef 81
al foreclosure ot mtg: atty. Page
76Th ST s. 1855 Of Anthony az 81 81
ll2.7. National surety Co az. Carolina WnniSer
ct al foreclosure II mtg atty. " Page. . =.
FREMONT Az - $50 8 OF Anthony Az. q 81
1881. National Surety Co sgt Carolina Wen,
Ringer et al foreclosure OF mtg aty.
Page
PROSPECT Av. s. 2lT.3 q lsoth 81 Jc'r
1902. Pritshard - a. AS trL az
Gallant e al foreclosure o. mtg atlys Nh'
rngton & Pierce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
WESTCHFSrFR COUNTY.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
WEST SIDE.

To 81 BTET- FURNISHED APARTMENT. SINE
rooms and two baths. overlooking Central PaA
at 65th y Apply 20 Apartment 10 South. 80 Cen
trail Park West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29
The Bronx.

John Stolzenhergsr 20 Bernard stollenoerger:
81 ESQ
Michael Sweeny 10 Frank Broier; $3.50
cts Mortgage 60 10 New York Trust Co -four as
slgHmeuf,I. 81
Charlotte Salm 10 Fact Realty Co; 200
Corn Exchange Bank 10 Conrad Prehs, tl6 so
Lawyers Mortgage Co % Thomas 7 Sherman.
$50 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
APRIL "a.
Manhattan.

Glss,ie,m ". to Ilesl,y Fund Co. l5s BHay; Law
renee a. "a a.ty. Lord. lJf Beay: $1,000
Lew. " 7. 70 Bowery say Bank rs Bowey:
Columbus az. cor sd st. 7512o; atty: Law,
Mi,tnal LIE ms CO to American Mortgage Co; Goth
It. l4j "; attys Bowers 5. 46 Cedar ST
Lawyers Mortgage CO to Central Trust Co: 3oth
s. 2la and S2l T.. atty Lawyers Mtg Co: $50 600
PIX Fannie 20 Moses Eshers etr. 1870 Madison
az. l9otn st. 500 W. attys. kantropitz & =.
PltS Faiui. 20 Amelia Rosenfeld. Az Central
Park We,'s i'oth 81. 500 "; attys. Kan'rowiu
F.Herg " ctr. 70 Amelia Rosenheli ass Central
a b. $50 Bway, $3.50
-.'h ST. 80 Z. att. Title Guar co: 81
Lewis. EIth r. 10 Lawyers Mtg 20; cath 81.
ID S.. 4,..1 ~ central Park West l2.lIKloo
a-.. Title Guar Go. s. coo
abr-s Anna " to Mile sumter. ass Isl
as. listh 81. q, f, atty. r Harrison. 2lS
same to same: same property; ats. came. 81
Mrto1. i Nick. err. % VI kutinsky ~ al. on
$, Boulevard. Monroe St. IA: atty. Title Guar
Pforzheimer JEANNE b. to Laura Heilner ct al.
e&rs. 50 " 90th St 81 Marks Place. II; atty.
Lawyer. Title Co. $4,000
Tower. " II. ct al e1rs. to Mex Slntou. cxr.
80 " 5ith st: Monroe St. ia. atty. Title Guar
MarE. Rosa. to Ullman. 500 " 1884 st. "a av'
9>f. atfy. Lawyers Title Co. 500
Adler. Alice o. to Woollawn Cemetery. 90 Il
"a 8; 18th st. 81 L. atty. Wood. 81. VII,
Beta.ehcm steel Go to julius Tishman Sons.
Is r. 4lst ST: ll3th -. ;. rs ot BWay.
751iOOl sttys Stoldard & NJ l2S Bway: 81
li1th s., orchard 81. s. 1908 " O, Canal s..
2iySi. atty. W Roseubloom. " Nassau s.. 81
Title Guar 81 TT Go 10 Mary Van Wrinkle, 50
G9'h 81 ls3d st. jIi W; atty Title Guar Co:
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
APRIL IS
Manhattan.

al, ., 81.
lf LOVING !a r.. = ,,c se,.inp o. "
ms .anf gti.E ihai q" t,nt No''"' go .
,l-., ~ A Toe s.SSr
ANaIt q, cum CO. SJi- :
ArhGuii 81 'r.0r' $l1S.
s,ror irwin Peoples Trust Co. $l
ILDN' $3.50 a. t,tle Sil4 O.
IS auuii 0ei,'' tI,, MAJ Kus,ein Inc SlTta
49,, n and BarHefi-L / RosencWCig. Sl49t
y H,'' MIA 81 Nr3rrs ] Ri1rk S2.ll
De-, ~, e.. a., o. Mo- ChapmAu
AiueIi'a 81 H'''' " s. gel
,4...l p.,I,y Go Irc.L Cantor q ST. $780,
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MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL %.
Manhattan.

i2OTH ST. 2ls West I Landau st wilhelnire
Schef. owner and contractor. S92
7Th Az. $40. and 18th - 200 and 90a Wet: = ]
Duncan. lrc. agt Bloom. owner. Hedden Con
structlo1 GO. contractor. $5l64 a6
AUDUBON Av. 2lf u Bsrad agt NJ S,rolss
owner. John Bo,s contractor: s. qJ
1874 ST. 40 West. J Chaser & Son at A \
Leyclthal. owner. r b Iozie. 4 Co contr: sQla 81
lIlTH ST. sos West. CLASH IS Son agt Blu
ueuthal. owner. F b Lozier & Co. contr 81 9Gs IS
The Bronx.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. elO-s3o: L Nuremberg
az Rotterdam Holding co. owner. Kroms1y-
contractor. S9I x
KlNGsBRlOGE TERRACE. $. 1904 q n oi
hiIgs.r4se Road. 151l00. Gokner & Blue Go
Az Arlington Construction Go. owner +
bauer. contractor. s22I 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29
In The Realty Market
Upper Fifth Avenue Tenement Among ms O''''
Property Sod-Mexican Buyer OF Apartment
Houses-I cases, News and Notes.


am ,,c,rt. same sgt same: action .Ai nn
80. same rel. due s. loo 50. tarcs. etc. fl''
TO the plaintiff for $1,000
IS jane J. Donovan.
cRoToNA PARK N. 10 ~ IiS t,',.op e. a.
~, ast n Rrown ct al. Merrill Rogers ~, hu =,
, A Ackcr ref, due. fj5l0S taxes GU ''-''
H. the plainiln Tor s. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29

KlNGSBRlOGE Av. IS o. Z, 8 = ?3Nh 4" sos
l-I Max Marx loans Scahury Building 60. lnc.
20 erect one sly apartment az paymentsl "a.
ALBANY ROAD 9 eI33 q $ q esist 81. -
1853. Comfy Mortgage 60 loans Noike. Laf4h
Kenny Construction Co. Inc. % erect on, p ~
brick building e paymentsl. >. ~
FlhOlAI Az. s. lis 20 % o. lt6th -. ilVVlA
lj2. City Mortgage Co loans Tully building 20
Inc. 70 erect four sy apartments q, ,R "a
mensl. See,Y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29
The Bronx.

7lsrp ST. &c cor White Plains RI. three lower
floors. Amelia q johnson 10 Telephone 90
j. Dey II. yrs from oct !. 1918. ATTY. y \
TsleuhOne Co. 81 .-rO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29
The Bronx.

ClAREm0hT PARKWAY. 70 E. eeiii Webster
az altt's 49, - kauch 20 Eva Frsnkeasten
81 : a,rn9ut Par.way. ane-half part ,mtg 81
BRONX BOULEVARD. @ s. 50 8 Gun Hu Rad
--'R lfres y LazIar 70 Bronx PARKWAY com
il'-i ,5. 100 b"dy April -. atty. Tito lrs
GRAND BOULEVARD AND coNcousss. 81 :,
lee'-s IA Grand Boulevard ana Colc,u,se
i-'..-s .iA 50. ~ % Hutterlt 81 lc..,eiI Z
-'til. ltt-', also t1ur,iarlt av r. p cor 1924
e. = liHl4o: I \ Seize o. Laura : NAMING
~ YIN ''t' 81. jan .. a'ps. Mclaughlin y $.
LOTS 800 ara 33i. nap $, Joseph orphsn a.,
t-m. ; lyan o. tar0'ife " Fraser and
80 s55 MADISON aV mtg $3.50. AprlI 20. afty
LOT 275. nap Van Nest Pa. J W John 20 MarI'
SoA,. s- SiWIsau - mtg 3. 'oll, June o..
{ + Tuiss % ? T',iss. Milestone. \ !. luz I.
y, i'ii sitJ q A Grove. Municipal BIDS 81
sosTos Az. n.~s. At ls'th at. l57rl0if
l.'.afI0o. z y Sl'Dlmal Son. Inc 60 N "
Sl,e.iaht e, al ieitnl. 80 W sJ'h 81 atty
FlsDlA9 AV. v s. 900 D issth st. lls,ioo. TIM
ne Apnl 2. a.'y. , $ Calm 100 Bgay: q
HtA1h Az. b. l5ft kmmcrich p % IL
ha o. . I,F'oI C. I r, sg. -di Hea'h ~.
kA1OhAH Az 6th - 25r.s: Sa-sh
j. ,er~i,h q JOIN M.Gouesa. as 4ioh
Us Is -.9'. M --' Ai'y'. Hla'ress 4 g..
POWERS Az s. 100 lilst s., io0rse9 10. -
~; Milo. NJ sllr-rmau. i.IlE an ~ err az 4
o. Moses Cpstal ef a. eKr. ctr -o- W llpb -
A.rL ATTY. T. Calm. lfO Eaay. 600
TELLER Az $. -,t Do ifsth ar. -oxlO0 o. I'm.
kci,r 90 Bear Kea'D Co. lnr Teller a. 40
le-ih - mtg Soo1l; Aprl -. atty. Lave.
III. l....4t.r and Trust 60. s.
UNIVERSITY Az. . a0s.6 1884 g. a. sri0a :.
Anna MoritZ @ Aglcs PragHeI % T. I0at ~
Alnl -. a'iy TILE Guarantee and Trust 60.
50 Az % cor ll1d So g. 81 irrcs also If7d ~
s. -u1t Sd aF. -lrlNH- sl.o College ~
e BIB :, s liih ST. jDtl01. frarfs Rose-s H.
Howard R1gca. &c al. Aerl j.. Az , ,
t'nrn. a. Pax R0a 50,
GARFIELD ST. ;. - n Van Sss. Az. .-I!.9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS,
The Rronx.

1857 ST. =. 1881 n q Norhern a. iN'
Realty Co. 10 erect 81 apartment! ave pil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29
Auction Sales Yesterday.

Parcels sold a. auction 81 the yesey Street sales
room yesterday follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29
The Bronx.

euoLAY Av vs. Iis le6th s. fopr on ,9'' Sfy
2SSloo four bldg losh, eas" Co is Wall ~
h ho, d. demand G. atty. sn sSi od NJ
Wall 80. 80 -. >-.s, az 25xgI.
TAYloh ,a'i Warner. 535 Pscnc 81, B.oonyn
.,',u 3 3 yrs. Sp c: atty. + BfodsSy' lt 81 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-29

Capt G. II BURRAGT detached Naval Academy
June Q. % command NeyrsskS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-12
BLUES OF SOFTEST COLOR
Easy to See That That Shade Is Going
to Be the Most Popular for
the Summer.

The prevalence of tender blues in
summer dresses is very welcome, and
in the soft crepons, linons, nous
selines and fine cloth which are beng
used so generously nothing could look
better. The coat with a loose back,
partly bolero, partly jacket, is one to
have, and the skirt, with side pIaits p
in great favor with good makers The
question of the high neckband is still
burning. Any and every kind Of front,
guimpe, collar or cravat can be found
and worn, but nice as many look in
the shop window only a very few are
entirely satisfactory. No woman who
understands dress at its best will con-
sent to being uncomfortable again
about the throat, yet many realize that
a high-necked blouse is more becom-
ing to them. The real secret for suc2
as these is the importance Of soft
draperies. Only the young or the very
classic featured can bear complete
baroness or unbending stiffness.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-12
SIeen an = Hot NinhA

How to secure good nights sleep
In hot weather is often most trying
problem, especially to the sick. Here
Is a method that I find successful.
pour cold water into a hot water bot
tie until about half full, screw top
partly on, then with one hand squeeze
upper part of bottle until all air has
been forced out. Then I tighten the
top, and a soft, pliable pillow is the
result. I wrap this in a towel, or slip
1t inside the pillow case, and lay my
head so that the bottle is at the back
of my neck. In few moments I am
cool and comfortable and sleep quick
Iy follows. Just try it some night. -
Woman's Home Companion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-12
WHAT PARIS HAS TO OFFER
Wider Skirts Are Among the Newest
Things Which viii Be Proffered
for Favor.

soThe very wide skirt is not seen IN
the streets, although all the new mod
els which are being copied are show
ing wider, if not actually wide skirts,
SAYS a woman who returned from
Paris recently. THE army coat is very
much to the fore, and the small hat,
with great, big, squashed pansies
round it, is now so common that ne
one will buy it any more. a few very
wide brimmed hats have appeared
which have very good lines They are
made of straw and silk, with flowers
set at rare intervals on the brim, and
a band of ribbon with bow round the
base of the crown. The brim is wider
On one side than the other, and the
hat is worn at a smart angle. White
hats trimmed with white violets de
Parme, entire toques Of violets with a
knot Of velvet sticking up in front or
at the side are also to be seen, but
nothing is quite so Partisan as the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-12
STYLES FOR THE FALL
PARIS OPENINGS PUT OFF UNTIL
FIRST OF AUGUST.
Flattened Hips Einted at in Advance
Models-Silver Lining TO Over
shadowine Cloud Of Full
Skirts.

The majority Of the leading houses
in Paris put of the dress openings of
the season until the first of this
month, although we were promised all
the news of clothes by the second
week of July.
what the reason was for the change
IN dates-whether the paucity of
American buyers in Paris early in the
month Of July. or the difficulty of get
ting ready a new set of models after
the manufacturers had depleted the
first SETS of little Importance to
the question at large; the result Is
very satisfying to those buyers and
sellers who want new clothes for the
winter and not for the summer.
The one thing that the specialists
strive for is to get their frocks be.
fore the public who wants the last
thing from Paris and open the way
for the manufacturers to copy these
styles at once; the sooner the better,
for the moment a French style is run
to ground, the specialists have the
chance to sell new and complete set
OF fashions to the world of women
who will no longer wear a style that
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-12

Red Fox
Saves His
Brush

By H. M. EGBERT

Copyright, 1915, by W. G. Chapman.)
Red Fox showed his teeth in grin
IS he entered his burrow. He had
had no adventures worthy of the name
that afternoon, but he meant to have
some that evening. That Afternoon he
had merely skunk through the heather
Investigating the food supply. Now
he curled himself up snugIy in his
earth and prepared to sleep until
nightfall.
Red Fox was bachelor. He was a
monster fox, and one of the oldest Of
the county. His splendid fur was
known to every huntsman over "a
dius OF leagues. He had pitted his
wits against the hounds time and
again, and always won.
Life was nothing without the spice
of adventure. They say a fox loves
the hunt as much as the men, the
hounds, and the horses. Red Fox was
hunted three times a week, and he
knew every trick Of his trade. Some
day, when his strength and speed be-
gan to fail him, the inevitable end
would come. The hounds would tear
his slim body, his mask and pads and
brush would be cut off to adorn some
hall. But of that Red Fox knew moth
ing. He thought that he was immor-
tai.
When night came he skunk out and
was soon going at full gallop across
I, al Il. 10 70 ~
spected had new chicken yard. 1t
was the work Of a moment for Red
Fox to leap from bough to the coop
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-12
WITH THE COMING OF DAWN
is Not as Beautiful in the City as in
the Country, But II Brings
Another Day.

Dawn comes softly and pleasantly
over the country fields, and if it loses
something of it's charm through ia
miliaritys it is most friendly and per
haps most appreciated there. IN the
hills the dawn comes gayIy, stopping
behind each peak TO make itself more
beautiful, scattering color everywhere
and playing with its own reflection in
the deep waters OF the lakes.
In the city streets the dawn comes
swiftly and bravely-perhaps because
the night is ugly there and so deter
mined to stay. Dawn in the city streets
is not so pleasant as dawn in the coun-
try fields, and it is not so young as
dawn in the hills. It is finer and
stronger. It is awesome, but it is reas-
surfing, too
Perhaps It is only the uninitiated
who feel the terror and the fascination
Of the city streets at night. Perhaps
the initiated know that the fascina-
ton is not true and the terror not real.
Perhaps they are more fascinated and
more afraid than anybody. The unini-
tiated do not understand.
They wonder why there are so many
people in the streets; why that old
man stands alone on the corner;
where that woman and the two chill
dren are going; where all the automo-
biles come from; why, with so many
people and machines in the street, is it
all so strangely silent?
1t is the hour before dawn, and
everywhere the earth lies quiet. The
night street is silent as though
ashamed before the day. The young
men loafng on the corner hush their
profane quarrels, and the two women
on the curb speak in whispers. The
untnitiated wonder about those wom-
en-One slight and dark and well
dressed, sitting on a pile Of newspa-
bare head and coat thrown about her
shoulders, sitting on the curb below.
1t is no longer dark. Neither is it
light. The night still hides between
the high, empty buildings. A pigeon
croons wistfully above the street, its
the breath of the dawn. Strangely
enough other bird voices break the 81
lence. The weary men and women on
the sidewalks are stirred by the same
songs of welcome that are sung in the
fields and the hills. The birds are al
ways ready for the dawn. And it comes
swiftly and bravely into the city
streets.
The first rays reach the tallest
buildings and the night scurries up the
alleys and down into Easements The
owl car blinks its one eye sIeepily and
rattles away. 1t is not a beautiful
dawn. The faint flush on the patches
of the sky is all that is left of the color
it threw away in the hills 1t looks
upon too many ugly things to be gay.
Perhaps it brings too much work and
worry with it to be pleasant. Never
theless it makes the birds sing and it
brings another day.-IndianapoIi
News.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-12
Wireless Wonder on Wheels.

The signal corps of the United
States army has Just taken delivery
of what is probably the most powerful
portable wireless telegraphy outfit of
its kind. The apparatus is mounted
on a motor car chassis and can be set
up complete and in operating condi-
ton in as short a time as twelve min
utes.
Under favorable conditions. the ap-
paratus has a sending radius of up to
500 miles. Messages from points $500
miles distant have been received. The
generator which furnishes the current
Is driven by the same motor that pro-
peIs the vehicle.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-12
Famous Leader in Turkey.

If it is true that the defense of the
DardanelIes has been intruated to Ad-
miral Won Usedom, Germany is en-
ploying one of it's best-known naval
officers in this capacity, says the Lon
don Globe. Usedom Pasha, as he now
calls himself, was captain of the
cruiser Hertha in 1900, when he COM
manded the German detachment which
marched to Picking under the leader
ship of Admiral Sir Edward Seymour.
His services in China evidently rec
commended themselves to his imperial
master, for on his return from the
east he was given the command of the
kaiser's yacht. Later he became SUI
peTintendent of the KieI dockyards,
and afterward joined the personal
suite Of the kaiser.