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FOKECLOsUKE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY. OF NEW
w. HAL.sTEAD, as sole
ssn. 81 r{ cnfsna hf rui Sd
VIII and S%a on PEA rsar.Gzn &c Hai
q New York deceased Piaih.in. sssin.t
HENRY RosENsTEIN and MINNIE
R92sESsTEiS: hi. wife, ., al; nefs,,d,,n!.
closure and sale duly made and entered
In the aboye-entitled action and bearing
undersigned. the referee in said Judgment
named. vii sell at puoiic AUCTION. a. the
EXCHANGE sNissroom; 80, i,.ie Ne c,.y,.
o. New York. on the 5th day Of April.
1917; Al, /? o'clock noon on that day. BY
5 JOSEPH pay, Aq yisn,.H; the he
sold. and therein described as follows:
ALL those certain lots. pieces or parcels
ments thereon erected. situate, lying and
being IN the Borough Of Maintain ~ IN.
Of New York. ana !" witch N" V taken " ,creth.G
are bounded and described as follows:
BEGiNNiNG at a point on ;he southern,
and seventy.two I72l feet six 90 inches
Easteriy from the Sou heasterly corner OF
lt,h stree, and Second Avenue; running
Hvenu. ana part Of the way through a
party wall. one hundred and three Iion
parallel with lt,h street forty..hys tsl
FEET thence Norther!y. parallel with
second Avenue and part OF the way
through another party wall one hundred
ana thres no3 fee. three 90 inches. tn
the southerly side of i'th street. ana
thence Westerly. along said Southefly side
OF 18th street. forty 'ive tiJ) feet. - tn"
point or place Of beginning. he said di.
tances ana dimensions more or less.
Being the premises nov known ~ Nos
als and 3iS East iith Street. Subject ia
covenants against nuisances and IN force
II any. said premises will he sold sub
Ject also to the state Of facts shown on
survey OF said promises made bv Ear
r. Lowell, civil Engineer ana city sur
v-yor. dated March IL 1909.
pa,sa New Hork, MACH Mac u ieiS
BALDWIN. FISHER & POTTER, Attor-
news FOR Plain'in. Once 4 +. o
Address. 81 Nassau street, Manhattan
Borough New York City.
The following IL = diagram OF the prop
p-ty 20 he sold. 80 Stree, Number Is 3ls
Ms East lth street. Borough OF Man
haitian. New York CIV. New York.
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FORECl,OsURE SALES.


yoRkMuNioN pfiME SaviScs pHNK;
Plaintiff against hENRf CORN and
in pursuance Of a judsmen. o, fore;
closure and sale. duly made and sntered
"a da,s "a" the o is,h DAY 't Of March. IBIS. l. Inc
undersigned. the referee In said Judgment
q,ms % ,f at pubic o, 'uI'on a" v. .ss
OF New YORK. on, the goth dsv OF. April.
HENRY BRADY. Auctioneer. the premise.
directed BY said judgment to be sod and
certain pio piece psrSs Of and . ina
ate, living and bong In the Borough NJ
Manhattan. cry, County and state OF New
sa.isriy Side Of Rysp.ide Drive a. now
.essi!y opened; distant four hundred ar, and
dredths ut-ioo) OF a foot Northwesterly
along the same from, the co9rne, formed
side of Riverside Drive with the Northerly
side of one hundred and fi',y -eish' n
'ant fve hundred and seven'v-ave Cb7sl
feet Westerly from the Westerly SIDE OF
hroaaMayy on line a, rlsh, angles there,
and distant Ave hundred and seventy q We
t5i5l feet Westerly from the Westerly side
" BroadNay. two hundred and twenty
eiEh' ,2ssl feet and twenty three on.
hundreiths t23 1909 OF foot to the South
alour said Southerly aide OF one hundred
ana ~iNticth street one hundred Co0i
feet. thence Sou'heriy. parallel with and
distant siN hundred aus seventy-fve ts7ii
feet Westerly from the Westerly side Of
broadway two hundred and four coo
fee, and sixty four one hundredths ts4-iool
of foot to the said Northeasterlv side
Of Riverside Drive, thence southeastern
a oug said \ortheas'rrly side Of Riverside
Drive as 1t curves one hundred and two
IO?N feet and ninety six one hundred u $
tsG-lOoD OF a foot 20 the point or place Sf
lic IA Section :. Block 1886 on the Land
Map Of the CITY NJ New York
Dated. New York, March 2eth. 1915
MARTIN CONBOY. Referee
WOODFoRD. BONEE 4 BUTCHER. Al
torneys for Plaintiff, No Madison
Avenue Borough OF Manhattan, New
York CITY
The following l. a diagram % tn. prop
ertN 20 ne sold. n s. vacant lana ana has
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The French liner Chicago. sailing TO day
for Bordeaux. will carry mail ctoeiIF At
noon. FOR France, Rumanis. Rul2driA.
Servia. Switzerland, Italy, spain. Portugal
Egypt. Greece. British India, British East
Africa, slam, Malta, Gibraltar, Ceylon.
straits Settlements. Dutch East Indies
West Australia and Persia also for other
countries except Germany. Austria, Hun
gary. Luyemhurg and Turkey. when ape
cially addressed.
The Holland America steamship Ooster-
dvk. sailing tomorrow for Rotterdam, will
take mail, closing at $3.50 A. NJ, for the
Netherlands, Germany Austria, Hungary.
Luxembourg and FOR other countries wnen
specially addressed.
The Holland America steamship Pots
dam, sailing tomorrow for Falmouth ana
Rotterdam viii take mail. closing az $50
\ VI. for Europe except tho Netherlands.
Germany. Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg
and Turkey. Africa. West Asia and the
East lndiea
The scandinavian American liner Fred
erin VIII. sailing on Wednesday for
Christ'snsand. will take mail. closing AZ
N 4. NJ, for Germany. Austria, Hungary,
Norway sweden. Denmark. Russia ana
IdiNemburg and for other countries whom
specially addressed
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NOTICE OF ELECTION OF DIRECTORS

NOTICE OF ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.
No Independent nominations having been
made for one 90 more vacancies 70 be
hlled IN she Board of Directors Of the New
York Life Insurance Company at the 1919
Election OF Directors and the Superin-
tendent OF Insurance having a. required
by law prescribed rules and regulations
for conducting and holding said election.
therefore, pursuant 20 said rules and regu-
lations notice is hereby given that the 1915
Election Of members OF the Board OF u!
rectOrs OF the New York Life Insurance
COMPANY VIII be heid at me home once
cts o. New York In the state o. New
York, on Wednesday. the IAN day %
April. 1918 The polls % he opened AZ ten
o'clock In the forenoon and TO remain open
until four O'Clock In the afternoon Of said
day. at which time they ,hall be closed
NEW YORK LIFEINSCRANCE COMPANY
BY SEYMOUR NJ, BALLARD. Secretary,
Dated March 81. 1913.
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vANDALIA RAILROAD COMPANY.

Pittsburgh. Pa. February ., 1915
The annual meeting OF the stoCkholders
Of the NANDALIA RAILROAD rOMrASN
vii be held at the principsl ONCE ~ the
Company. Room No ., Union station. IN
the city OF Terre Haute. Indiana. on
TUESDAY. APRIL g. 1915,
at ten o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose ~
receiving the annual report for 1914, elect
Ing four directors to succeed q like number
whose term OF service expires on that date
and transacting such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
Inc trsnssr books VIII hot oe ciosed or
record on March .s. 1915, will he entitled
to vote.
H. CHURCH. Secretary.
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Tn. Approximate amount OF the Zen or
charge. % satisfy which the above
dos rlhed property : TO De SOD. 1. sixty
seven thousand eight hundreG slN,y-one
ana 7f.lU0 dollars tsf7.SGl.77l. with In.
forest thereon from the lsth day % Fcbru
try. 1915. togsther with the costs aud
allowance amounting 10 Flu- hundred
With interest from March M. 1918, TO-
81 tAer vita the expenses % the sac. The
approximate amount OF the taxes, assess
ueufs and water rates. or other Hens
which a." 20 iH allowed 20 'he purchase
out OF the purchase money. Or paid b. tho
E'feroe ~ ono Thousand nine hundred
'ishty-une ana f0-l0o dollars 81 9sl.iol
and .nteros'
Dated. Naw york. March a 1918.
JAMES COWDEN MEYERS, roferss
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION

NOTICE or TENTH ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS
The Tenth Annual Meeting OF the stock
holders - Bethlehem steel Corporation
VIII be held at lis principal ONCE. No. 161
Broad street, Newark New Jersey. on Tues
daN, April q. 1915. al ~ o'clock noon. Tor
the following purposes. Cd to elect four
directors TO serve for a term OF three wears
-, to consider and vote upon the approval
ana rstincation OF all action OF the Boa a
OF Directors, Executive Committee and
offlceT- Of the Corporation since the Ninth
Annual Meeting OF Its stockholders, he,1
on April !, 1914, and t3l to transact such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting
The books 'or the transfer Of shares 81
the capital stock OF the Cooperation. both
preferred ana common. will be closed al
o'clock 7. NJ. on TUESDAY. March 10, 1915
ana VIII he reoprned at 10 o'clock \ VI. OF
"wednesday. April :. 1913
y II JONES Secretary.
Newark New jersey. March q. l"l5.
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A MODERN HOTEL
NEw JER>EN--Asbury rsrk.
Isl ~I>ISS CHANCES.

WANTED, Inc Of small boats
to run from Brooklyn to long pier
at Midland Beach, Staten Island, be-
ginning in June, ending September.
This valuable privilege given for a
regular daily schedule to he main
tanned. A great demand for these
boats, The playground tor over a
million people last season. The
clean resort, Address JAMES c..
HINCHLlFFE, Paterson, N. j.
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The approximate amount " the Hen ot
charge, 10 satisfy which the Hbove.dc-
srr,h'd property IL 10 be sold, rs St7,33. TO-
NIth tut'g'si thereon from the l2'h DAY
- March iHiH together with costs and
allowances amounting 20 St6s o., rith in
t'rC-' from March i6ih, lPlh, together
VIVA tho expenses OF tho sale Tho AZ.
pruNiiuri" amount ~ 10" taxes, r,>--- .
ments aud water rates or other liens.
which ar" TO 10 allowed "a 'he purchase
Out Of tho purchase money, or pad by tbs
Referee, IL s2,6l2 and interest.
na'cd, Now Nork, March goth. 1918
GEORGE CoG,iILT. Referee
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PROPOSALS.

Sealed pIoross,s IN tripi'~ste will ho
received A. tn ofire Of the punrt~rmester
General Of tho ArnN. Washington, u g.,
until . m = NJ. Eastern lime, Arril 60
i9l5 Tor furnishing aud delivering Rand
Instruments and Parts during hs,a' year
lals Information furnished on Application
a tJuarteTmastar- General
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMpA>,

fnlladelphlh' Mafth - wa
The Board of Directors Of the l"high
Valley Railroad Company have this day
declared a quarterly dividend OF two aul
one half per cent COR sl.25 per shareI on
w. pTeierhhe1 st9.k TO sto.kh",ne,s 81 i T"I
dend Of two and one-half per cent. cor
si.?5 per shareb Oh Its common stock Ia
stockholders Of record March a. 1919
both payable April 10, 1915,
Checks will be mailed,
G. kTLP. Treasurer
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PUBLIC >OIIt T..

STATE OF NEW YORK
Pt BLlC SERVICE COMMISSION. SECOND
DISTRICT
Albany, March 81 1915.
a., 4Sa,
petition. under section % Of the Public
service Comm .ons Law, having been
asd 18th this Commission by The Sew
Nori Central Railroad Company for
auth ltv to ISSUE 100000. 900 in 20 year
per ut convertible dohcnture boaus, and
20 Increase the authorized amount 81 is
.tni,al stock from 5000 100000 TO $500
006. 600 for conversion. the pru-eod- ~ the
dehcn'ure bonds 20 ho uset for purposes
stated en- the petition. NOTICE f. hereby
given thl' public hearing on stid pet
ttuu VIII be hrIi los 'N.s Commission a.
~ - Wtsh'uT'.n t,'uus in 'h' lis o.
Albany ou Wednesday. Npu' 4. l''5, A.
Ten o'clock ~
ny TIN CoNIMIsSlpN
IN AK II MOTT Sr.ref.rv.
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HELP WA>TED-MAIE.

WASTED-Good, bright YOUNG civu en-
gineer who is not afra.4 OF HARD work and
willing TO invest nfeen thousand dollars
lu company, good opportunity for right
man, state experience. L c., box 1875 sun
Office
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DULUTH, MIssAsE 1 NORTHERN n'WAy c.
General Mortgage Sc Gold bonds,
dAled JAnuaky lat. 1906.

THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY
gives notice thst In accordance with Ar
ticle III. of q certain indenture made ny
the above Railway Company. dated Jan
uary LIST. 1905, II will receive sealed pro
posas TO sell TO Il the above-descrthed
bonds at rate not TO exceed l05 per cent,
and accrued Interest. the total offer not IA
consume more than the amount Of Three
hundred and thirty-three thousand. nins
hundred and eighty-three and <2-loo dol.
lars te33s.ssSt ~. The sealed proposal
VIII be opened at the ofice OF The New
YORK Trust Company. No. rs Broad street
New York at three o'clock on the ism
dsy OF April. 1915.
THE New YORK TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee
BY X W MORSE Secretary.
New York. April I'd. 1919
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I'D. s'ssfI

The approximate amour. 80 'h" zen ~
,harge. 10 satisfy which he above -u--
riDed prop,rt, j. 10 he -. D, l. So, 40 -
wI'h Interest thereon from the l3th tay ~
March. 1915. together with COSTS and allow
tu0ns amounting 90 sitN a.. win lnter's'
'"oW March 18Th. 1915 Jng-thr. wish tho
expenses Of she safe TN" approximate
amount o. on" 'ascs oss..s-n. uis and water
tntes. mr. other liens. NN..n tIe 20 hr al
owed to 'a' pur, 4As"" nu- ~ tha pur, ha 2
WHur'. ur rtii h, ih' '".Ht-" is g. ~ %
amt Interest
Dated New vp.k Nar.. .r.l. 'al5
MARTIN tD\EpN. Esta'"e.
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MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD COM
PANY.

THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY. Trustee. will receive offers of
ne equipment Bonds. series a OF the
MOBILE OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY.
dated May /. 1899. at not exceeding par
and accrued interest to a principal amount
suncieht TO absorb Twenty-Five thousand
Two hundred and eighty and 4e-i0O dol.
lars ts25.2S0.i9 Of the sinking fund
Tenders NAV be made saturday, MAJ I
1918, until ~ NJ
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
by EDWIN :. MARSTOS. President
New York. April !. 1915.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

4 quarterly dividend of two per cent on
the capital stock OF this Company has been
declared, payable April 18th, 1915. at the
ONCE OF the Treasurer, 1871 state street
Boston. Mass. to stockholders Of record At
tho close Of business March ?5th. 1915.
CHARLES A. HUBBARD. Treasurer.
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tx DIVIDEND
COMPANY and Term. Stock. Amt
American Locomotive. quarterly. pfd ls.ee
BELL Telephone OF Pennsylvsns.
quarterly ,..,,,''...''..'''''''' l'sNo
Corn Products, quarterly. .:...".. pfd iHS
cru quarterly ,''..''..'.'...,,..'.. $780, 2,,T
National Carbon. quarterly. ......, com ~ ~
standard Milling semi annual pfd 2i.%
ANNUAL annual " '.4',''' aa ..::.:: com r.~
Canaaian Cottons, quarterly Did lafs
Toilet and Chicago. .........,,..,,.,.. - tAso
limited shoe Machinery, quarterly. com go
United shoe Machinery. quarterly. pfd ihS
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kElly.sPRIHeFIrlD TIRE COMPANY

A dividend OF lis'o on the Common
stock Of this Company has bcen declared,
payable May I. 1915, to the stockholders
OF record st tho close OF business April 70,
1915 r. A. SEAMAN, secretary.
New York, March ., 1915.
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Atlantic, Gull and Wet ind'es s.e"msh'p
Lines goo broadway. New York CITY
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

South Carolina ave. and beach Private
baths, running water in rooms, elevator to
street Level sun par'or Capacity $50 Special
rates Rocket BRYAN 4 WILLIAMS
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. go. AZ p. n
Lowest temperature. "a. az 2oi 4. NJ.
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR,

SELLS cents ,oer share.
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THE CURB MARKET.

" ...-t.. o.s 100 detail In the market
week N'.e.as follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-05

GEORGIA-FIORIDs
Low fares To all points south.
Ocean steamship Co., sol Fifth Ave " "
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co TO BERMUDA BY - = BHRMI'DIAN 4"
Bookle,s QUEBEC 5 : co. Ltd. y B'wayNY
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SvPEf;ME COrRT. CprNrY or NEN
YORK Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
Plaintiff. araius, IENiI CORN, ami
.--..r.- n.---L.nL- A----l 20.
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me . ~ are q on price
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ARRIVED FROM NEw YORK
- Europa, ~ Genoa
SO Ia Touraine a. HRvr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-22

Among these sixteen men who since
Lincoln's day have served in the office
of secretary OF state there was not one
who was not of respectable attain
ments, acute realization of the import
ance of his duties and devotion to the
performance of his task In each OF
the numerous crises through which
the nation has passed in the period
covered by'theil. services the president
has been warranted in leaning with
confidence on the man who held this
high Office, in committing TO his care
the development and perfection of his
policy. None Of them failed to take
from his presidents mind great
measure of anxiety, or to perform with.
his own intellect and judgment a large
share ofs6the labor entailed upon the
administration with which his name
was associated.
And Woodrow Wilson's secretary of
state divides his time between the
Swiss Bell Ringers and the total abb
stinence lecture platform.
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return to former frugal habits.
This Is a time for persons in mod
crate circumstances to cast away all
false pride. They should feel no
shame, even ifthey do cook their own
dinners. shine their own shoes, shovel
their own snow and carry their own
suitcases when travelling.
The life insurance companies adj
vertise that only Ave per cent Of
those who die leave an estate. Nine
ty-fiye men make money. only five adj
eQuately save; only five per cent pro-
vide for the future. Out OF this five
per cent who leave estates, much
much more than one-half are found
among the poorer class Of people.
Many who live in fine houses and
ride about in limous1nes are constant
ly in debt and have very hard time
10 make both ends meet. They leave
no estates. It is noticed that the
habit of saving has Increased among
the common people in the last few
years, while among those who are
often deemed rich it has decreased.
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!. 4. i. 4. :. n = .. = :: ]. Z. + i.
THE SEARCHLIGHT
Latest zIewa1 froni tho S5eld1 OF &
5 Science. Education and IN.
vcntion. III
HOTEL CHEMISTS.
I. =. = =. q !. 4, {, !. !

The practical application or chem
istry In the administration Of a large
hotel IN western city has lately
added al fully equipped chemical
and engaged a graduate
chemist and two assistants.
These chemists will apply scien-
tific tests to all the food products
which come into the hotel. It is
claimed that hotel buyers. purchasing
large quantities. are frequently im-
posed upon by dealers who fill the
orders IN part with inferior goods.
The chemists will promptly detect
all such practices.
The hotel chemist makes a special
study OF soaps and cleansing pow
ders. These apparently insignificant
items cost thousands or dollars am
nually in a large hotel. The individ-
sual cakes or soap supplied to all
guests are beginning to receive con-
sideration. since a Col dorado woman
has threatened suit for skin iris
tation, said by her doctor. to be due.
to some ingredient in the soap fur
.nished her at hotel The hotel
chemist will have a formula for the
Soap in cakes and also for the liquid
"a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-22

This group of islands Just southsof
South America and touched by the
chill of the southern polar regions
contains some Of the most sombre
The main island is ribbed by steep
and rugged mountain range with it'll
crest in the clouds and its feet in the
sea. Great glaciers reach from the
perpetual SHOWS upon the highest
peaks down to the nistyfjords along
the coast. and all, is overhung by
gray rainclouds almost every day IN
the year. Between the mountain
ridges are deep misty valleys, while
the whole of the interior is one great
plain swept by wet and chilly winds.
This damp ard forbidding aspect
of TERRA del Fuego led almost all
travellers to describe it as useless
and uninhabitable sort of land. Al-i
though discovered by Magellan in
f1120. very little was known about
lit until quite recently, when Argen-j
tina and Chile settled their bound
AIRY disputes and made some tentative
efforts to develop the natural re-
sources Of the islands
In spite of this dampness. the cli-i
mate of TERRA del Fuego is found
to be by no means unheaifnful. The
winters are in reality mild with the
StACeplloH u oCcdSlollhl speilS u
very severe weather. while there IS
a delightful average summer tenn
perature of about fifty degrees. The
valleys and plains are rich in forage
and profitable cattle industry Isl
being built up in the parts of the
territory owned by Argentina. There!
are also placer gold deposits which
are now being probably worked.
while the mountain forests contain
many valua Bile woods and there are
wide seams of Ignite. There are
several good harbors. where little
towns are growing up. and every
prospect OF a prosperous future for
this long neglected land. i
Z The natives of Terra del Fuego are
a unique and interesting people who!
are rapidly disappearing. The Onas.
who are the principal tribe of the
main island. are a splendid copper-t
colOred race whose men averages
nearly six feet in height and who
live entirely by hunting. These
Onas are perhaps the sWiftest and
most powerful men on earth, for
they run down wild game by sheer
ponds upon their physical fitness. and
they make religion OF health and!
strength. killing off the unfit among.
themselves like the ancient Spartans.I
These savages however, have res
fused to accept the civilization Of the
white man and adapt themselves to-
his ways OF living. with the result
that they are rapidly decreasing.
The Onas are thought, however,
TO have given the islands their
name. Land Of Fire" is the mean
ing of TERRA del F'uego and the,
islands We're SO called by Magellan
because of the numerous fires which
these Indians built along the beaches.
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Clark Is Right

The. New York Sun hits it about
right in the following editorial:
At first glance the subjoined decla-
ration made by Representative Champ
Clark OF Missouri may seem to be
somewhat overdrawn
IT Is no exaggeration to say that
President Wilson bears a heavier load
than any president since Abraham
Lincoln has borne"
Yet the former speaker. Sof the
House is we'll within the fact when he
thus describes the burden under
which Woodrow Wilson today at
tacks the onerous duties of his Office.
"a moments consideration Of the his
torical facts set forth in this table
will disclose the explanation Of this
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.HAvE.COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS.
Be Better * oking axe
Olive Tablets d

II your skin is ye11ow-complexi
coated--appetite Door
you have a bad taste in your. month";
lazy, no-goods ecIing-you should take
Oltve Tablets. 80 ssss 5tls IL
Dr.. Edwards. Olive Tablets SUBJ
Etitute for calonel---were prepareds By
with his patients. gs33
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil You will know them by their
olive color.
~ YOU want q clear pink skin. bright
eyes, no 4pimp1eS. n feeling OF thDoyancy;
Ike childhood days. you must get at
The cause. sfs 5t seSsili 81
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the,
liver and bowels like calonel--ye have no
dangerous after effects "a 8s;
They start the bile and overcome sconstf.
patton. That's why millions of boxes are
sold annually at 10cl and Csc per boz. All
druggists.
Take one or two nightly and note tia
pleasing results
The Olive Tablet Conn any. colnmsus q