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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN. Aus. 9.--There was n re-
dictionary trend to-day IN the mar
ket for mining shares. Tamarack was
the exception. This showed conspicuous
strength. The shares were Influenced nv
the weaker conditions reported in tho
metal markets. Other departments were
dull II tseady. The summary
MININC
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U AT AUCTION.
Public OFFERINGS Yesterday In the
Manhattan s~RIesrOOms.

nv Sdinucl toluSilcker
IDtrH ST. 3ct W, = =, 100 " West End
Az, .0xlO0 II, I sly dwlg Manhattan
Savings Inst agt Jos Bernlt ct al. due
$50, as 10. taxes, sc, 'i53; to tho
plaintiff .......t,. $4,000
ny Joseph r. Day.
18th ST. ei3 r., u s, 79.3 " "a av, 2G2x
iOS 3, 5 stv tnt-N Y Savings Bank sgt
A Anger ct a. due tlgi rs, taxes,
&c. ss2577, 10 Herman W Hoops. f2l,000
9th ST, 1888 W, n l, A6b " Amsterdam
av, s0Xi00,5 3, 3 sly stable and . sly garage
Tudor Rity co agt Jane Riley ct al. due
tli.33G IL; taxes, SC, 1915 ~, sub 10 two
nrst mtgs aggregattng $4,000: TO the
plaintiff .S7l,s6l
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WAREHOUSE FOR GREENWICH.

Plans have been filed for a seven
story cold storage warehouse to be
erected at % and 9S Gansevoort street
by the Manhattan Refrigerating Com
pany, OF which Thomas Adams is pres
idcnt. Tho structure will occupy a plot
C2Nsi.G aud Is estimated to cost $4,000
hy John q. Glover, architect.
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Bronx.
IBOr0ush OI 4 BTOuN.l
lk0TH ST, Il \, l31 " prOsptg aE. fs


W~ASHINGION, NWE H.-Army orders
issued;
col n. J. Bsrrett, Coast Artillery, do
tailsd in Adiu'ant Generals Department.
vice col J, Il. Erwin, Col. Barrett 90 san
Francisco FOR duty as AGJutant Of Western
Department,
Major Z, r Winans, seventh CtNalry.
from duty with that regiment and tn
United states
Lieut. Col. L. NJ. Munson, Medical corps.
on arrival In United states to duty Ia
Office OF Surgeon General ~ army.
FRS, Lieut.. j. II. Anderson. MsdiCal
Corps, from Fort Sam Houston 10 Philip
pines department.
capt. l.. Angel, infantry porto Rico
Regiment OF Infantry, resignation ac-
cented.
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COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

Bourke Stone has rented for a. W.
Lawrence his property known as Tan
glewylde at B~ronxville to j. y. Names
Of New York city. and for the Bronck
Company one of its residences to Alex
ander Lumley Of Paris.
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MORE FLATS FOR III OoKLyN.

ShampAn n Shampan have prepared
plans for w apartments to be erected
ut the southeast corner of Jamaica ave-
rue and Chestnut street for the Lam
Castershire Realty Company.
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~ ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r, Morris. from
the Kansas 20 works Fore River ship
building Company.
LIeutenant-Commandor W. y Vernon,
from command OF the Bca'e and FIfih
Division torpedo f0tilla, Atlantic feet, "a
the Kansas AS navigator,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS g, :. Freeman
from command of tho Draytou and THIRD
Division, torpedo %futillt, 10 comm and the
Trippe and Fourth Division, torpedo no
t!lla, Atlantic fleet.
Lieut.. j :, Abbott. from tho Dixie tC
naval Academy.
Lieut.. j. +. Daniels. from command q
the Burrows TO aid on s'an commando
torpedo rot.lla, Atlantic feet.
Lieut.. l.. +, Doretch. from command q
the Jouett to the North Dakota as gun
merry officer.
Lieut., W, L, calhoun, from the Columhia
to the Tonopah,
Lieut. A II. Rice, from the Kansas I,
the New Jersey RS engineer officer.
Lieut. A. s Klnhc from tho Now Jersey
to command the Reale,
Lieut.. W. o.. Spears, from the Sortl
/ Dakota to command tho Jouct,,
Lieut.. A, l." Bristol, Jr, from commanc
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Chicago Pneumatic
Tool was the active feature. II showed
A recovery Of \ points from the previous
close. American ~Shipbuilding was a
point higher. other issues were firm,
without much change. BONDS a shade
easier. The
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.-The stock
market here was active. cam
bria Steel. Electric Storage Battery,
Brill & Co. and Philadelphia X. j.
we're among the conspicuous shares
Prices were steady. Little change in
bond quotations. The summary
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Interior stocks and receipts we're:
THE PITTSBURG R

prTTsBURG, Aug. columbia Gas and
Electric and Pure OIL were the most
active issues in the stock market here.
Prices were steady, with fractional
changes ruling. The summary:
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Eleven A. NJ. bids to Liverpool were (:
March. l0.06c. October. 9,42c. January,
ssSc. The market there Is due to open
to-day y TO / point decline.
Receipts and stocks were:
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BROKER CHANGES BERTH.

william II. Mills Of 500 Fifth avenue
Is nov associated with :. Osgood Pell X
"a
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The temperature In this city yesterday. 40
recorded by the official Thermometer, Is shown

Highest temperature. sl'. at 4:t5 ?. NJ.
Lowest temperature. CO.. at II A. VI.
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80 Az, W :. so II ii5th st, s0xl5O-Re-
formed church Of Mott Haven 10 Jno
W Blackman, 1855 findlay Hv, ~ ano, II
yrs from Apr !, 1915; atty, j n Hare,
1915 Webster av,....,,.,,.....Sl, 200
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Receipts from customs August I, ss2,O56;
internal revenue. ordinary. $l.ot1 ,1b2: corpora
ton tax. s33. 2ta. and miscellaneous. SlN3.l@2
National bank notes received for redemp'
ton. s~l,Si3,ol9.
The cash statement OF the United States
Treasurer for August 7 shows:
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
KEAL ESTATE roK SALE.
IONNEt rICl 4.

NEAR RlpGEFlEl.D, STATE road, home
ami farm zoo, .,rcs' me ARG mousse zee
non. orchards, big stream. artaSldn Wei.
.nug fiou'tgr. good sound Nlr", accom-,
,b,e speculative future, il, AuGls nV',
s., 600. terms IMMEDIATE, hoN $50 san
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LIS I'E>DE< Ms.
Manhattan.

PEARL ST, 46O-Thas NJ Cannon. truS, AIT
ThOs r Connerv, Jr, Of al tforeclos OF
MTG atty. W y O'NelL,
Bronx.
CROTpNA Az. 1919; also lot 33a, map ~
see u ~ Nyse estate, belonging to ESD
Ward Land Improvement co--Jercmiah
y Martin ant May iusehuss ct al fore
closure OF mtgcl, atty, II J Martin.
.OlST ct, II o cor Grand Boulevard and
Concours~. 194Nl0O Carrie Fischer
agt Elizabeth ~SCrNngeour foreclosure
Of mtge). atty. J c Stein.
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with name and address ot lender an1
attorney II attorney name u omitted
address party OF the second part)
Downtown
South OF Fourteenth ST.
Ma aplasisln to- JACOB krinm.stSyN' ' 20 DIVISION
Of. 4, part. correction deed, Feb "a. l9lt
a,,y. Fiasshn!ck,, Soi bE5y,tc;' ~
Frank Goldstein, 3SO wyona -. Brook.
Ign. "a part, April 10, 1914; at,y
BRooME ST. 3is +. ;. ass E chrys,ie =
2j6x154. oreclose-Geo \ Blauvelt. rel,
to Bette Rothfeld. 1863 Z 72d -, Aug y;
attys. Kurgman, + 4 o. 20 Bto2d
trH ST. ;. io2 " Ay p, s.xo5-Lsopoii
Altman 70 Emil Altman, New 1ork Guy;
%%Ss,in6eris ger J "' ss..km sS'' st. Ivy, .....,i
SAME PROPERTY-Eml Altman 70
Jenny. schwartz. 7i2 Tiffany ST. mdg
'!'0O'' Aug Ea. .i'i Side same WV
,,ru sr end iiotn sis:a3 ~ ok
ic!.2-Eliz Miller to Vim Munzer, e:3
Bedford sy. 1klyn. mtg $4,000 Aug !;
atty g Co. UPTOWN p,S "OO
Manhattan Island, nor,h Of HON -.
i2Sp ST. W T. n 5 go = icy sN, ~
Gutenberg. ref to Emigrant Industrial
Say Bank, sttys. X Il T. J OGorman 81
-Chambers .,......... $4,000
10th 81. 1903 W., n,. $50 " Lenox az
LeWinson and ano. 5s6 Riverside Drive,
mtg $4,000, July 3. atty, Berno Levin.
,siTH sT "a! y. 5. las e Amsterdam
av. isxgslI t,orecIose July is)-Augus-
tine X Mcmahon. ref, TO Lawyers MIG
GO. SO Lioerty st. Aug - attys' cary q
i5srH ST. n ;. i.5 W Amsterdam av. 5ON
ggll-Ettd and Francis j Moloy. exrs
Edw crowley. TO Mashnttan Heights
impt CO, Sos Bway' m's $1,000 AS
i;sTH ST 537.j39 " n I. :6Gs . B~ay.
Al sNs9 ll-Eliz Z Colby to WIN VI
Walker OF Bayvi,ie. l. !; mtg $4,000. al
LENS. parry 1t part, retains NE interest
July -. 1910. atty. Geo " El!is. -.
b""y .''
Borough Of The Bronx
iS0rH II, u =. l3g2 " Prospect Az, SO. ~
i55 .-Rlehd r Maslen to i;?d stree
COnstn co. 320 BwaH, mtge fll.500, july
20; ATTY, kantro"itz n h, go Broad,
SETON Az. e ;. 100 5 Randall az. 5oxiOt
ma Bel, ref. to Annie Anderson. %
Paoinc -, Brooklyn. Aug 3, ATTY, Franz
Car son. l3@ Nassau t............sl LOT
y 90. map Hunter Estate-Dsn. Sheen.
TO Mary Holland. 1898 Hone az. june 80
LOT -, map VIM II wslace-Henr,
Sghradcr to MARY Due.ter, .S2 l.,
sale a.. March Is atty. Mary pue,fer
HARRISON Az. 1851. " :. .ox irreg-
MARY W Coy.e 81 .. 70 Leo Mdurer, -
,'th -. mige. $500, july - aity
ST LAWRENCE Az y ;, ig5 Mansio
az, -5Ns5-Mary E Aiken to Chas
HeHo'k. Ia Prospect pi, Brooklyn
m'g" $500, lune -, ATTY. Chas ! Ha.
MARION ~. u q c ,Doro;hes ,pl, 5oAgs-
rhds I Marion TO SAM T. Sch.ansky,
+ s5;h =. m,ge ~iI5,s0o, july .. stty'
FISH & NJ 90 oih a'...,,.',,,....'4
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DIRECTORY

Chas. =. de Casa nova
Agent on Premises.
Or your own broker.
Tel. Columbus 1890.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

MAMLoCK. ALBERT. to Osiss Rosn.r
INST JULIA, to August Melching Of. 500
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SPOT cotton at New York was I'M
changed. Middling. 9.45c. Southern
spot markets were unchanged. with New
orleans S.S2c., Galveston s.90c.. Savan-
nah SaSc.. Houston s.90c.. Augusta s.63c.
and Memphis s.75c.
The New Orleans market closed quiet
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Jrl. klfmrrtine.
sfisse bur sItreb bou eearnRjsrna.

.Sie entfprehen burhaus ben Mnz
forberunsen Der Stelung, fir Die i'd
Sic gu eneasieren tpinf9e. unb e
pdre mir febr angenebm, tperll mir
fofort gu elmer gntfdeibuns fdmen."
Der Son, in benz fe bos faete, tpar
pl0BIid foIt unb fteif s~efporben, tpGbs
renb er aupor se3tpuns,n bOfli9 unb
freunbIid getpefen NOR.
Die beioen Jrauen tporen chamber
10 undbnlid fpie m0sIid. Die foe
eben seiprO9en batte. itono bereits i'm
9erbit bes 2ebens, mar etpa so
Sabre oft, battle cine frGftise ;@eitaIt,
elm runoes @eiidf NIT fdIe9tem
SENT, GtiIpnaie uno niebriser
Stirn unb breite, furSe, rote !6dnbe.
Doh tie mar nit einem gefdmad
unb elmer glesans sefleibet. bic bas
ein5ig aDamenhofte" an ibr ipor. Dis
onbsre, Elm HaFefpeib. jung. fd0n
unb bIonb. in einfader, .aber forrefter
9oilette. trug in ieoem Jooen hires
Mn5rees, in jeber linie unb ie6er Be
iDesuns ibrer fdDnen gefiolt bas &C.
prGge 5uridbaItenosr 0ornebmbeit.
Sbr feiaes @eiidt leuhtete Bel ben
Worten Der anberen freubis auf, unb
NIT einem iDeihen Son in Der Gtimz
me. ertpiberte lie lebbaft:
r9erfebe i'd Sic redt. Jrdulein
@bsnfon. Sic polIen mid oIfo ensaz
gitreng1
~gspib. Jrdultin alefperffiSID.
Nennen sic mir, bitte. Sbre 8ebin<
guhsen.@
Die 3tp~on5igjdbrise errOtete nno
audte leidt ~Sufammsn. Jbr @rpb=
batter, Der @eneral. bate feline 8toins
gungen eeffelt, ola sr emit i'm Rrieae
nit feinem Neeiment bas gauge Seer
gtrettet battle, rrio niemols in ben leb<
ten atpeibunberi Sabren bate elmer
hires GefhIedts bon einem etnaeInen
Mfnfhen einen 2obn genommen. Gie
fsntit ben Ropf tpie unter einem
Gdlo9e unb fneie fin:
.Mit breibunbert Rrpnen fam i'd
iaum n~otbarftis fir uneine soilstte
for9en
rGs 1T Sbnen tpobl rsdt. nenn mir
taufenb Rronen ftftisbsn? nnb bann
lege id befonberet Mert barauf, 6ob
Sic Die Giite haben. fir SIRE perfon
unb Sbre 0ereniigungen ni1t bas
@eringife aus eisensn MittsIn gu Be-
5ablen, iuenn sic mid ouf Reifen
ooer selesentli4 bier Su 9ouie besIeis
ten"
sd banie psrbinbIidr fir ssbre
Greisebieteit unb psrbe mein 8eifes
tun, bomit sic iie nj. gu bsreuen boz
ben."
llnb 10 battle bic Sofier bes pers
iforbenen @robfdl6dters bic Sohter
oes p%erftorbenen Reeieruns sprdfoen>
ten ~ensaeiert.
a.sis alementine SbenFon. an
bnlid nor Biz ouf bos
bef3 apt bate Die Sorbeit
,esansen, lid In en- fiinf5ebn Sabre
tiinseren Mann gu s%erliebsn. sinen 81
fi5ier. 4riftotraten unb t6albDetter bon
Gigrib alefperffjolO. 3%Iementine mar
bersii, ole Toleen ibrer unperniinfiis
gen 2sibeui dafteu ~ 4trasen. Mit
.offenen arsen tDolIte lie fid NIT ibrem
Meidtum RubOlf Rlefperiti0lb faufen.
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als Die feline aolonne periammeIt
mar, bruhen Tie auf.
Sect crit fano Hotbar 3eit, mad
Der llbr 5u leben; es NOR fait Elm
librl n @r manote iih a1 feline
Saeer: ~.SSungens, lpenn mir uns
auf unierem Yoiten eingebuooelt ba-
ben, miro abeefobt. Sllnger psr-
Get ibr ia mol boben, mas
.SomoI SER Sberleiitnont," tom
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Gortfebitna foIgt.)

nSbe Mtobern Originating GhDpI@
miro am 90. September ipieoer er6ffnet-
3nidneioen, Inprobieren unb HdEeir
eelebrt. GhiiIerinnen maiden tbre eiee%
iien 9Ieioer, tpdhreno fie Iernen. Siez
miro geut5d geiprohen. 504 GaroeB
Str, Gan Intonic. Tegas.
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COLLEGE

Often fir Iufunbme I'M Central Sis
ficeS@ ebdube. Nabarro Ctr. 2errt Gub
ielbft fennenl Sreie Yriifung in Der
Rarlors oes College. S. 81. Stone, Sc,
Srdfi0ent; S. 8. Eriefe, sc. 8, Se6ant
Selepbon grodett 3151.
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SarrD 8sattermanr. Neue ullb &C.
fraubte 8iuarozSiide II. lltenlilien. ice
Main 0be., Sun Nntonio, Seq, Gel.
Grpdett 1925.
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DRoMcOOLE BROS.

8ir 1inb borbereitet fir ale Geparas
tlren bon Sdmnffa6en nn0 beionoerS
NIT 9iamanten befebten @egenitdnoen.
SHE &rbeif garantiert. Niebrigite Sreis
fe. 1O5 SIts6ouiton Ctr. Mltes Sci.
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6pteIs.
HoTEL

1926 NIamo YIa3a -biibf1 moblierts
refine ,3immer. SOC, Toe 81 per Sag,
$3.50 uno auftpGrts per Wode. Gunner
nit 2 Betten $500 Der Ro6e. MItes
Eelepbon grodett 658.
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Melo III perleiheu.

9ie lIniteb Sabings Bant BON De>
troit, Wid,, bat unbegren5te Gunner.
'@eIb 5n berleiben auf Can Mntpnio gts
aentum. S. 50. Nptulin, 400 Central
Office BuiIoing.
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Gerlanat

gerlanst - 9iomdnten; alte @olb<
unb Silberia6er- @tliam u. Gapmrrp,
SSupelier; $40 DIT 9ouiton Ctr. SoniS
Boot Store.
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Matratem- merft Cure alien Sober
bctten nidt fort. 2nbt nns Se0ersgfa<
traben aug ben dlten Sa6en mnden.
Guffb Mattref Co., 9rabis 1868.
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6OIs unO @oble.

8ir bnIten bic bette &obIe unb 0os
bette BrennboI5. Hrobiert uus. OIase
Wopb & Gpal 60. grodett 6053. Nertes
Eel. 1911.
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FIRE ESCAPES

Neue n5ire Escapes" mad Dem reiien
@.efes aebaiit, alte @orrihtunsen iimgeS
bnut. &ommt 5n uils, ebe SIR ei1er
Gmtraft unter16reibt nn0 eripart @elh.
Grpfett 1920.
S. A. WIRE & IRON WORKS
sol gprb =Gherrt StraBe.
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BeWere Seitcnmeoe.

Bir fegen before Seiteutpege unb
m5dlten Shnen un{eren aoftenanihlda
M GputhspeI Continuation g.,
20H Central Office Building. Eel. Grpf<
felt 1918.
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s9sia)t.
@pn cttp s. ssicrbamm.


Sd lag in Sriibfinns alommer
Sn biht perfhloH'ner &ammer,
Nadt NOR es INN mid Der.
Sur auf Der 5enfterfhpele
Gag brett elm Streifen .!9eIe,
Mls mar BON 2i6te brouben eroB Elm
Steer.
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Lone Star Fish & Oyster Co.
sol Mprb= G6errb StraBe.

flbrt s~eiunbbeitli1e Slide. Guitern mo
@efliigel. sos 8e5tsg Commerce Strnbe.
grodett $50.
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n EIGHTEEN HOTEL

800 Glib lamp ctr. grltt[nHiee 3ins<
mer nno Befo5tigutg $1.25 per Sag; So
per ISOLDE. 3immer $3.50 per Mo6e,
8ao fret. NeiienDe ertpiinf1t.
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FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron ctr, MutomobiI J Neparaz
tlren, Orbncetblene : Sdpeibung. arr
beiten am Mnfnbrtss 1fnb gnt5iinoungss
appnrat. grodett 1925.
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@ameu uub @eaaaelfntter.

1rcb staffeI, 319 OFT : Commerce
Ctr. 4en Uetreibe, @nrtens unb DeIbfas
men @efIiigelfuttcr. Srtubatoren.
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Wefh1fts= 3nIenher
Cummings ,tnD YeIte.

Mfamp Sent & Mmnins 81. @m. So
rensen, @ige1tiimer. @Me uniere @aaren
boben poles @etpidt unb WtaB, paIleno
fir Stanbarbs@ rDBen. 215 Gbe. 9.
Eelepbon grodett $685.
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BICYCLES.

s. s. Cigar & Gun, 8icbcles9 ieparaS
turen unb Snpplies; uelie unb sebrouGte
gicpcles. 217 Mbe. 9.
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Oa ipro9 cine Stimme:

ID 1pro0 cine Stlnlne:
Dos Qi9t lieet ouf Der S6nele,
Da brauben 1T es belle,
Cons Bel Dir bunfel 1ein2
Mo6 ouf, mod ouf Den 2aben,
limb fieb', in S6nan uno @9paben
Gliebt Dir bos 2idt in Dug unb @eele
Elm.
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Security VII.

On. 4. u. Viper, Dfteopdtb, los
GoIeoo6 Ctr. ober. Office 9d st.
466. DobuunesteI. CT. 1437 (ana)
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RoLLsl RoLLsi RoLLsI

Gibe. 3immts unb eiufahe aaffees
2ons. Muh Hrot I'M llmihIng. 8nIieb's
9iobeI Iaferb, 121 Npe. 3. @roGett
1888.
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sRik 9. gd3netoer 8 g.,
214 Ctsg commerce Strd6e.
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te es 5uriid, uno Senidfe iaate nod
pslho feftel"
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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-12-17
DEATH OF MRS. FRED KRUSE SR.

Mrs. Fred Kruse Sr., mother of W.
]. Kruse of this village, died early
Tuesday morning, Dec. 14th at Wau-
sau after lingering illness of four
weeks. Deceased was 81 years of age
and leaves four children as follows:
Fred Kruse of Wausau, Mrs Chas.
Hess of awano, Mrs NJ. ]. LaCourt
of Milwaukee and w. ] Kruse of this
village The funeral will be held to-
day friday at Belle Plaine at the
German Lutheran church. Mr.. and
Mrs w. ]. Kruse left for Wausau
yesterday. They had only returned
Saturday from Menominee, Mich.
where they had been to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Kruse's brother, John
Kruse, whose death was chronicled in
lastweek's issue and all extend sympa-
thy in their double bereavement
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-12-17
COUNTIES WITH AGENTS
MAKE BEST SHOWING

The new team-the farmer and his
Fhired man, )" the county agents pull
ling together. Results prove it.
Not only are individual farmers in
the agricultural representative coun-
ties outdoing their past efforts as re-
suit of this cooperation. but collective
ly they are uniting to raise the general
standard of crop and profit production
in their respective districts.
''Thesc facts SAYS State Supervisor
E. L. Luther, "shown at the recent
State Potato Show at Marinette, where
out of total of 40 premiums awarded
to individual growers for excellent
samples of stock, 27 were taken by
farmers living in counties having
agricultural representatives,. Five
counties out of the seven winning in
the county contests were those en-
ploying representatives, and seven out
Of eleven prizes given to rural schools
for potato displays went to schools in
counties where agents are at work"
Thirteen Wisconsin counties now
have these ''hired men," They are:
Ashland, Barron, Douglas, Eau Claire,
Forest, Langlade, Lincoln, Oneida,
Polk, Price, Taylor, Villas and Wal
worth.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-12-17
LAONA.

Shorty turns actor-at opera house
Sunday December 10Th.
| Catholic Ladies Aid sale at opera
house Saturday Dec. 18th.
Attys. Dawson and Hooper of Gran
don were in town Wednesday.
For up-to-date Job Printing bring
your order to The ADVERTISER office.
Opera house manager advises New
Years dance December 30th All invited.
P. Beekman made a business trip to
Wabeno Saturday to look after his
farm at that point.
E. C. Dawley of Wausau was here
one day last week to visit his father
Dr. J. H. Dawley.
Connor Lumber & Land Co, saw mill
will resume operation January End
after a shut down of several months.
Clarence Cooley travelling salesman
LOT Tue Il. N. bOu1ISy SO-, 10 SpSndlilS
has vacation over Christmas with his
family here.
Lieutenant E. ]. Dawley of the 9Th
Field Artillery u. S. A was here a few
days last week, the guest of his father
DR.. Dawley Lieutenant Dawley re-
Gently returned from the PHILIPPINES
on a three months leave of absence.
He will pass most of this time at the
State University at Madison where he
will take post graduate work along
some special engineering line for
further work in the army. He has
been assigned to the Mexican border
after finishing his work at Madison.
Mr.. Dawley enlisted FIVE years ago
and has had an interesting career.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-12-17
Old Men Are on Top,

Oldish men still remain on top in
this war after year Of hard fighting
The four conspicuous commanders are
Joffre of the French, Won Hindenburg
of the Germans, French of the. English
and Grand Duke Nicholas OF the Rus
SLAMS. All are well up in the sixties.
That is an unusual circumstance
Caesar was young man when he I'm
vaded Gaul Alexander was a boy
when he made his great conquests.
Napoleon became the military meteor
on earth before he was thirty, and he
and Wellington were only forty-six
when they met at Waterloo for the
last fight either ever witnessed.
Washington was but forty-five when
he wintered at Valley Forge, and he
was not yet fifty-six when CORVALLIS
surrendered to him his army at York
town. Grant was only forty-three as
he stood at Appomattox. Stonewall
Jackson had won military record for
all time before he was killed at thir-
ty-nine.
Won Molke was the exception, as he
was seventy when, IS years ago this
summer, he trapped the armies of
France in six weeks. But these seem
to be the days when age gets the
plums
Didn't our governor just designate
as Pennsylvania three greatest men
one seventy-three, another seventy
five and third seventy-seven?--
"Girard." In Philadelphia Ledger.