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1s5-iS7 CLINTON Az. through to wav-
orly Az. residence and garage, plot 66N200
cost $40, 600; price $4,000 tless than as
sefsed value); Just renovated and ready for
oecupancv; exchange conedcred send for
photos and description caretaker on prop
cry day and night, viii rent for 81 500 per
annum. Your own broker or CHARLES
NOV ~ 60 80 William -
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BUYs APARTMENT SITE.

Mcdowell Mcmahon have sold for
,eorge Schwegler the plot 75NlOO. on
ne south side Of lSoth street. l75 feet
q as' or 81 Nicholas avenue The pur-
hhSeF 's the Rreryiew Construction
oinnaay, Henry NJ Bloch pre- ident.
~iGch viii erect a nve story bou.a rnr
hirtS families. Mr. Schwerler b,,I
owned tho plot for over twenty wears.
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aROkERs JOIN FORCES.

Tho q. r. Hall Company and y. A.
Berwin g. 90, have joined forces under
the name OF thu Hall Berwin Corpora
ton. " a. Berwin Is president OF
the corporation, Henry L. Hall vice.
president, George Il. Hall treasurer and
b. J. Morse secretary,
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$4,000 SIXTH AVE. AUToMAT.

William l.. Berls and others, owners of
tho premises COS Sixth avenue, between
Thlrty-hfth and Thirty-siXth streets, are
10 build two story automat lunch room
and office building. Stuckert a Sloan
Of Philadelphia. who designed the struc-
ture, estimate the cost at $4,000 The
property was leased some time ago by
Horn " Hiudart, who operate the au-
tomat restaurants, for n long term OF
wears
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BUILDERS SELL Bno>N FIAT.

AVENUE. The Cedar Con
Struction Company has sold the new
sN story apartment house at the
southeast corner Of Mclrosc avenue
aud 1921 street The property frout-
700 feet on the avenue aud GH.G feet
o. the street
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wEsrcnEsTEn ESTATE LEASED.

Nicholas & Hobbie have rented for the
season for Samuel Ullmann his place in
Wilson Park, Tarrytown, to J. S. Halle
OF the firm OF Halle 4 Stleglitz OF this
city. The property consists of about
twelve acres and a brick Colonial dwell
ing of twenty-five rooms,
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42nd Street.

The approximate amount ~ the lien OF
charge 10 satisfy which the above escrihed
property II to be sold, II fls,722 5O-1O0.
with interest thereon from the goth day OF
loWances amounting to $3.50 sT-iO0, with
Interest from January goth, 1915, together
with the expenses OF the sale. The approx
mate amount Of the taxes, assessments and
water rates. or other liens, which are TO be
allowed to the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money, or paid by the Referee, IL
s33s 9O-10O and Interest
Dated, New York. February srd 1915.
WILLIAM ARROwSMITH, Referee
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A. V Il. Hawley OF Ridgefeld
Conn, has sold a farm Of seventy acres
at Nvwtown to Frank Hopkins, a builder,
Of PeckslCill. y. Y
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CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

luna Beverley Higgins has leased for
Nrg Peter Augustus jay her house
furnished, at 10 East Seycuty-iifth street
to William g.. BOrlaud,
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Bronx.
GRAND BOI'L'

\ e cor lsSth st. nll-Iohn NJ Ireland to
GRAND Concourse Garage 60. Inc at
GRAND Boulevard and CouCourse and
ISsth 81, yrs from Jan !, 1915. atty
Harry Robit1ek. 2SOS sd ave.. .13, 900
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REAL ESTATE ron OR EXCHANGE

STILL BUSY EXCHANGING / a liam
houses lots and mats. GILBERT ELLIOTT, ~
Court st.. Brooklyn.
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SGD 81, IS. 800 % av. toot--Angelo
Biancu & ano 70 Bcrthold Frank. b4i 9th
nv. Feb I. due Jan I. 1890 . c. Httys,
4 II Bloch, 70 Nassau st.,....... SO. 100
list Az. =. 60 n 10Th ~, ebN7S-Land q
Mtg CO, Bohemia, Of y Y city TO Bank
~ Europe. 1899 iAt av, Feb !, " p g,
atty. l. T CO. 100 Bway 900
MADISON Az. c q, III l0tth st. l6.sNl0
Elsa Art 60 Adam Moran, i7s Fulton
~. Bklyn yrs 8 y c. attys Hslbert
q. 1898 Myrtle aV, Bklyn .........t8,J 900
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LIS PENDENS
Manhattan.

23D ST. q, between 9th & loth. ave- ,?t
Island a Lien GO AT Jacob Appel
MkpIsoN Av. t5s5--wm Lustgarten &
co. Inc. agt sidney u Morse, eNr, g.,
ct al tforecI osurc Of tax llenDi attys,
L.ustEarteu, weymann 4 Pop.
20 Az, Flown Lustgarteu ~ CO. Inc.
sgt Potter Curran ct al foreclosure Of
tax LEM, ,,tys LustEurten, Weymaun
o0rH sTT 5al E-l.ouis T I."hmH-r asl
oscawana PARK 60 e. nj foreclosure Of
mtg; atty, N 5 Mardcu.
l5OTH ST, u =, 400 . Bway, 1oNoo IL
Kings county say Institution agt II ma
Nelson ct al foreclosure az mtg't ATTY
lsT Hv,,N = a4s ? aStG #, 7.y:ass
Rowery say Bank ugt Bellevue Really
Corpn IT al Qureclosurs OF Two mtEal,
Httys Cadwalader, Wickershap & Tart
in av Q g. 30 ltsth st, toSloo az.
tions--Central Trust Co OF aEl
Fieschmann Realty Co Inc, ct al fore
closure of two missl a'tys' Jol"e'
gsTiiii ~, n 3 so E 9TH av, 6S2x7tx ,rreg--
Henry J schwartz agt lame, Lgh-
mailer ct al (partltion1i Ittyr, HlrSeht
Sgheuerman & Limburg.
CANAL ST 81 70 a., Dorothy GH la,,I az,
Issse sGGgS'e Sru,isp LsyT OIL
vERM'irSEX AZ, :, 100 3o7lh g. 80.
l5Q-Chas r Minor. trus, agt Catharine
T. shady, 81 al foreclosure OF mtg
9TH ST. SEA E--Barnet Klar ct al AT
Abraham LandherE et al foreclosure ni
mtEl, sttys, Morrison 4 Schln.
Br0ny.
CLASON POINT ROAD, = s., hetwoot
- Brien av and Hayemeyer dv 0knowr
% as lot No lgS, map Of husson estate -
DEVELOPMENT Co 81 al faction to fore
close transfer az taI Hem; atty, @ 4
Moses.
TIM PsON PI. W ., sip.s ll9th At, 15.e'
l00-Anthony McOwen vs. Minna Wright
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I'D Az. It1t-Mutuai Life Ins Co to Dry
atty. N TichsHoi. IS PARK
iiTHH" ST, '6;i E-soomon. Xdoiph. '1 e1r.
to M0rIand Reilly Co. 1876 Bwsy' ,sstt 5yS,
Guar 8 7 Co to Sswbufsh savings
Bank, Newbursh. N v; atty. I. 9 60,
ssTH ST, ssi E.Daniisef virginia sO'S and
ano exrs, 10 Francis J Breslln. ~ y
10th st' atty, T O Co. i7s Broad.
PAM Az. ssoth st. oo.5sso t.Vv;gyo
eo9r Realty co to Thomas u Kelly,
ga r 5sth ST. atty. Gillespie. o. G. 20
aITH ST, $50 B-vettei iKsthsri i1S'O to
Pletrina Ragons. 1858 Bay asa st,
brooElyni atty, s Rasons, i'7 Wet
iiiTH ST, $3.50 E.smith Andrew Wv "
70 American Mtg Co. 4s Cedar st; attys.
,sF F9T' sr az : gsSsr a.c,,. ,i'oo9
ano. uus. to Ethel King 81 al. trus.
SeTporl ettys, Huntington. 4
s5TH ST. III E-same 70 same; atty.,
same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Bronr.
HAI1- Ernest. executor, to Jessie Gif-
o1FFoRD. jessie, TO Eiiz OXFORD ;SS,'SSi
SlLNEksTBlN. Joshua. to Beekman
9 N99nnstt co ....s............... 500
sHME 10 se '''''''''''''.''''''' 1919
SAME to same Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
CUTHElds Chester W. true to L Mtg
THOMAS, Irene NJ. to Lincoln rus TrSsy
MITCHELL, Lewis A, 20 Aaron woln
s1XNoTT co. william TO Malhiida
wEEKEs' Henry d. p. . ano s,t. 10 70
LhwYERs MORTGAGE coMPAN1Y' Op TO
Mary Brinckerhon .... Sia 600
MANHATTAN MORTGAGE co 10 Guar
TITLE QUAR- 3 TRUST COMPANY TO TO
Edith ]. Gaines .................t4 g5O
MoLoUGHNEY Edward :. to Realty
sCHWAhZ. Sophia. Edn, to Frank ].
lsanddedel Observation-Disclosures. S. b 90
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lost. FOUND AND REwARps'

NEAR send STREET, EAST; wire ha,,sc
Terrier, white with black ears and brow
face markings, ends OF eye teeth hrnLen
on $50 90 reward Return TO Mrs W.
REN VAN sLlCKE, o69 Park Ave ~"
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ct al foreclosure Of mortEsre); atty,
A u Lyons
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan

DUANE ST. 52 to 5s-Samuel Epstein
Inc We Hollywood Hotel ct al. Jan ~
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MnRTOAGES.
with name and address 81 lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth ST.
DIVISION ST. IS 2s-23H, 24.1ox65-Saml
Miller TO Nathan Roggen, 81 Il s6th st.
Feb 1. pr mtg $4,000 yrs, D p G.; atty,
" O Co i76 Bway ......,......... $1,000
DELASCEY ST. n o.. p2.iO Bowery, i0N
g5lO-Hyman Edsper ~ Ernst Plath,
~ 7th 1T, Feb :, S yrs, D c. atty. + y
Chcdaey. $50 Bway ..............fi,0 $1,000
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ISTuIN

ST t 81, l-J Eastern bouIe-
vard. 25xlOO- y russman & son Inc,
~ Frank Cllucrt owner, Frank u ~
mere, contractor. .,,.r.......'.'N9O
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$50 REWARD for the return 10 cl.-I
Hotel 81. Regis of an Earring larr. .se erA
shape pearl With ANAL diamond. ps"'
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANaPFRs


with name and address Of lender and |
attorney. II attorneys name II omitted |
address party Of second partD
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NpouNh VI roufpeentn ~
DIVISION 81, 2s-ssx, 8. 2i0xs5--
Nathan Roggen to SAINT Miller. 80
Cstharlne st. Feb 1, mtg $4,000; atty,
T co, 1T6 Bway conference.-the
Delaney ST, .. 1913 : Columbia st,
25xioo-Caroline l. Wiener to JOS
Wiener Jr IS E 18th st. Jan 90; atty,
Adam Wiener, 10 Chambers 81 Ill
HOUSTON ST. n cor Hancock ct, abioS
100; Ridge st, ., IOeii r RivinRton
81, 25x--; Hester st. cor orchard
at, 25x7b; Bayard 81, " cor Elizabeth
At. 1910; Broome At, 3. 90 " Norfolk
1t. 2SN75; Clinton Vt. cor Monroe
st. 2bN98.4--Jos Barnett to Benz Bar
atty, " n MARI, ash Bwsy -. 81
BLEECKER 81, H. 10 West Bway,
sbxioo-Nathan Harrison Realities to
MaNrose Realities, 90 Park Row, Fob l /;
attys, Marks & NJ. 81 Park Row 800
IST AV, rs bsi u LIST Il, l0sN75-
Leon S Atmaysr 81 al to Kate Blank.
1919 Union Av, Bronx, mtg $1,000,
Jan -; attyS. Eisman, l.. a L. 1855
SAME PRoPERTY-Kate blank to Leon
Altmayer q ano. $50 W 10Th st. Jan
20. mtg iil,000. atty, same ...... 400
bTH ST. a 1876 W let av a5xs6 Henry
Mandei 10 Geo Mandel brentwood. y
J, mtg iss. 900, July 10. 1911. atty, T
q e r Co, i76 Bway ........s..l 300
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Virginia Farms and Homes
LEGAL NOTICES.

! Proe CATALoGi'R Of SPLENDID BARGAINS
". ". CHAFfIN a co. Inc, Richmond. Va.
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BY LEE PAPE

with him, sed pop, hes proberly jest
indisposed, or maybe his fealings have
bin bert. Airedales are the most
sensertive dawgs thare are.
G, maybe it was yure pipe, pop,
sed.
My wat, sed pop.
Yure pipe, sed, l was teetching
him to hold it in his mouth this aftir.
noon as If he was smoaking it, and it's
apritty strawng pipe, maybe that's
watts making him feal this way.
serteny that's wat did 1t, sed ma.
Benny, you krazy, thing, do you wunt
to poison the dawg.
Confownd the dawg, witch pipe was
it, sed pop.
The wooden wun with the yello part
to suck avn, sed
O of corse, my fayverite briar pipe,
sed pop, run down and tell Nora to
beet sum wattir so can sterilize the
mohthpiece, and If you report back
heer agen befoar bed time, Ill play a
toon avn you with my slippir, now
beet it.
WITCH ! did, telling Nora avn my way
out, and wen CAIN back agen the
dawg was awl rite agen, proving a
Airedale can stand enything.
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Assuming that the allies are success
full over Germany and Austria in the
present war, more through the super
ior economic resources of the former
than by force of arms, the statesman.
ship which will be required to adjust
the claims Of the victors will be far
greater than the military genius re-
uuired for the conduct of successful
war. What will Russia demand for her
most important and vital part IN this
world struggle? At present Russia
and England are heartily cooperating
but this cannot continue indefinitely.
The dominions of the car have al
ready approached quite too near the
English possessions by the land route
and her purpose to dominate India.
China, all Asia and, at last, the world
Ia well known to those who have stud
led her history and her policy. She
will undoubtedly seek to acquire Aus
TRAN Poland. Prussian Poland and the
shores of the Baltic and 1t has been
announced that she proposed, II sue
cessful to set up in Germany those In
dependent kingdoms which existed be-
fore the German empire was formed;
in other words to destroy the German
empire and break up its territory into
little principalities. Thus she would
become the supreme power in Europe,
as well as in Asia, and irresistible
throughout the world This is a pos
sibility which England would be bound
to eliminate at whatever cost.
Russian domination would be far
more baleful for humanity than Ger
man domination The German empire
governs its own subjects extremely
we'll. The Zabern incident and it's
arbitrary conduct in East Africa show
that 1t has not yet learned the art of
governing people who are not Germans
and who are not sympathetic with
German ideas. Still Germany IS an
enlightened nation and the general
welfare Of humanity would not great
ly suffer in her hands.
But the Russian empire is semi
(Copyright 1915 by Ma
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Children's EDening Sl0rp

slides how and then, when all at once
as the rabbit gentleman reached the
middle Of the pond, he heard a voice
crying:
! Help! Help! Oh, will some one
please help mel"
! "Ha. I wonder what that is?" asked
Uncle Wiggily of himself. stopping SO
suddenly that his tall silk hat flew on
and slid over the ice all by itself.
The rabbit gentleman looked all
around, but saw no one. not even a
skiilery- scalery alligator, or the bad
tail-pulling chimpanzee monkey. Then
he picked up his silk hat.
Help! Help! Help!' cried the voice
again.
Gracious! wonder If that con
come from inside my hat?" Uncle Wig
gily exclaimed. rs there anything IN
it - any gold fish, or rabbits or yards
of ribbon, or anything like that?" And
he looked inside, thinking perhaps
some trick playing magician might
have slipped something in the tall hat.
But it was empty. Uncle Wiggily put
1t on his head, and again he heard the
voice crying:
Help! Oh please help me. Uncle
Wiggily!"
"Ha! Some one knows me, anyhow"
the rabbit gentleman said. But who
are you? Where are your" he asked
Il can see no one"
"Bawly No-Tail! The frog boy! Froz-
en- fast in the ice!" cried Uncle Wiggily
How did that happen" Then he turn
ed around and sure enough, there was
poor Bawly, with only his head stick
ing out OF the ice. The rest of him
was down below, frozen fast In the Ice
of the pond.
1T happened this way" the frog boy
said II came out from the mud In the
bottom of the pond where stay most
of the winter. I thought perhaps 1t
was now spring, and tried to swim up
through hole saw In the ice.
But while was doing that the
weather suddenly grew colder, and
was frozen fast in the Ice. just as II !
had been caught In trap. Can't you
get me out, Uncle Wiggily?"
"I'll try" the rabbit gentleman said.
He tried to dig Bawly out with the
red, white and blue stripped rheuma-
tism crutch, but could not
"Oh, dear" cried Bully I'll have to
stay here for ever!"
"Oh, no you WON'T" cheerfully cried
Uncle Wiggily. IF can't dig you out
with my crutch l can with the nutmeg
crater.
THE nutmeg grater!" cried Bawley
surprised like.
Exactly" Uncle Wiggily answered.
1T is rough, like file, and I'll soon file
the ice all away from around you, so
you can hop out"
And that is just what the rabbit
gentleman did With the rough crater
he fled the ice to fine powder, and
soon Bawly was free. Out the frog boy
hoped, little cold and shivery, but
otherwise not hurt bit.
ooh, how glad / am you came along,
Uncle Wiggily," said the frog boy.
II am glad too the rabbit gentle
man said. Then Bawly hoped home to
drink hot lemonade, and Uncle Wiggily
took the nutmeg crater to Nurse Jane,
who soon made him two carrot rice
buildings with lettuce sauce on. and
cute little half pudding for Bawly No
Tail. And that ends this story.
But in the next one I'm going to tell
yo' about Uncle Wiggily in horn, and
If the bedspread blows off the line and
gets tangled up in the roller skates
suppose the gold fish will have to sleep
with the pussy cat
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My moo puppy Airedale dawg spoart
ackted sick today, not Getting eny-
thing and jest laying down without
saying enything wen you tryed to play
with him, and we was awl looking at
him wundiring wat was the mattir
with him, and pop sed, He's sick, .awl
rite, believe hes axuilly pale.
Nonsents, how Good dawg be pale,
sed ma. y.
An Airedale Good, thaer wundirfill
dawgs, sed pop! I've even herd of Aire-
dale's blushing.
Poor dawg, maybe hes going to have
the mango, sed my sistir Gladdis.
Jest SO he don't get the hoof and
mouth disease, sed pop.
Dawgs don't get the croop and hoop
ing kawff and things, like childrin, do
they, sed ma.
Airedales do, sed pop.
Mersey, sed ma.
Maybe sumthing he ate dident agree
with him, sed my sistir Gladdis.
An Airedale can eet enything, sed
pop.
Maybe it's the distempir kuming
avn, sed ma.
o, CESS nothings RELY the mattir
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Russia end Great Britain
Will Second War Follow the Present if the Allies
Are Successful?
WILLIAM DUDLEY FOULKE
Commissioner President National


barbarous. Three-fourths of the popu
lat:on are totally illiterate. Their
habits of thought are medieval. They
are superstitious to the last degree
and the tyranny Of the autocracy has
stifed not only their physical free
dom but their spiritual life. They are
still practically nation of slaves
The government Is thoroughly and
utterly corrupt. The press and all
other agencies for the propagation OF
a healthy public opinion are remorse
lessly suppressed and the terrible
punishments inflicted upon those who
venture to oppose or criticize the gov
eminent, the political police, admin
istrative exile in Siberia. the secret
trials and Incarceration in the terri
BILE fortresses Of Russia, the massacres
of helpless communities of Jews at
the instlgation Of the government it.
self-all these things have long been
a stencil in the nostrils of humanity.
The idea of Russian domination is I'M
thinkable. 1t means the reversion of
all the world to a lower and baser
type.
If this war should end in the sub
jugation Of Germany it is not impos-
sible. that it may be followed by a
struggle between the allies themselves,
just as the Balkan war, which ended
in the defeat of Turkey, was followed
by another between the nations that
had been victorious. and it may even
be that in this way Germany may re-
cover some of her power just as Tur-
key recovered Adrianople from Bull
garia.
No one has or can have very
definite idea of how it all will end.
Perhaps differences between the allies
will develop during the progress of
the war itself and it may save the
German empire from the defeat which
otherwise seems to be impending. 1t
is certainly true that the alliance be.
tween England and Russia is an un'
natural alliance which cannot endure
permanently.
tional Editorial Service.)
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HEARING is FAILURE.

Two United States senators appoint
ed by the upper house of congress,
have just completed inquiries at Niles,
Mich, and at Chicago, aimed TO as
certain the circumstances surrounding
the beginning Of the epidemic of foot
and mouth disease which killed off
thousands of dollars worth Of meat
animals during the fall and winter.
The senators report that the hearings
have been utter failure; they do not
know what caused the epidemic or
how it was carried to the various parts
Of the country In which it worked it's
havoc. q The whole thing still Is. a
mystery despite the endeavors of the
senators.
1t is just barely possible that the
hearings were held too late to really
get at the heart of the matter, for the
epidemic has been officially stamped
out for several months now.
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UNCLE WIGGILY AND BAWLY
NO-TAIL.
(By Howard r. Garis.)
Vby IIVWUIU " N'"f fo'I
paget Newspaper Service.

II PaQet Newspaper service.
Copyright by Evening News Publish
ing Company of Newark, N j., 1915,
There. Now have gone and don
it," exclaimed Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuz
zy, the muskrat lady housekeeper TO
| Uncle Wiggily Longears, the rabbi
gentleman. Now what shall do?"
why, what is the matter, Nurse
Jane?" asked Uncle Wiggily, as HI
went out in the kitchen of the hollow
stump bungalow, for 1t was from thu
kitchen that he heard the muskrat lad!
speaking. What has happened?" thu
rabbit gentleman wanted to know.
II have broken the nutmeg crater,
she answered.
ooh, we'll, that Is nothing Uncle
Wiggily said kindly. II will get 20,
another one. Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy. Don,
worry"
ooh, but the worst of 1t is, that
was making carrot rice pudding with
muskrat lady, "and just as was go
| ing to CRATE some nutmeg in 1t, tc
make 1t taste better, the nutmeg graf
er broke"
Then cant you finish the pudding!
asked Uncle Wiggily, anxious like.
! Not unless have another nutmeg
CRATER answered Nurse Jane, sort Of
worried like
Don't say another word pray
don't" begged Uncle Wiggily. THAT is
mean don't say another word about
being worried. I'll go to the store this
minute, and buy you another nutmeg
crater. Then you can finish making the
pudding; can't you?"
"Oh, yes" Nurse Jane said, wipins
! off dab of -four that had jumped UP
on the end of her nose to get ride
as the muskrat lady slid about the
kitchen oilcloth.
Then off to the store go before
you can say potato pancakes" cried
Uncle Wiggfly.
But don't want to say potato pan
cakes" Nurse Jane called after him.
We'll. say anything you like" Uncle
Wiggily answered, with laugh. But
don't worry. I'll soon be back with
that nutmeg CRATER" and off he hoped
over the fields and through the woods
It was not long before he found him
self at the nutmeg crater store, kept
by kind old COW lady.
what can do for you today, Uncle
Wiggily?" she asked
I'll have nutmeg CRATER he said
with polite bow. Nurse Jane broke
hers just as shew as making me car
rot rice pudding with lettuce sauce on
That's too bad mooed the COW
lady. Here you are" and she gave
him the nutmeg crater
A nutmeg crater, you know, Is a
rough piece of tin, like file, and when
you rub the round nutmeg up and down
on it little pieces of the spicy nut are
grated off into the pudding or pie OF
cake; or watever else you want to
| flavor.
! Il just love carrot rice pudding
said Uncle Wiggily to himself. 81 hope
Nurse Jane makes two And, so that
he could be home at his hollow stump
bungalow all the sooner the rabbit
gentleman took short cut across the
frozen pond that was on his way back
Il hope the ice holds with me- said
Uncle Wiggily to himself 1T would
! be dreadful to fall in before I got
back"
But when he was out on the ice he
found 1t firmly frozen, and very hard
He was hurrying along, taking little
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-27
CALIFORNIA ADVANTAGES"

Along with earthquakes, ocean tor
nadoes, spring freeze ups and pro-
tracted rains, California now has an
other thing that few other states can
brag Of. 1t is a volcano which sends
mud down into the valleys in such
quantities that homes and crops are
destroyed and people made to fee for
their lives. News dispatches of Satur-
day told of considerable damage being
done by mud sent down from one Of
the states active volcanoes. Scientists
state that molten lava flowing from
the crater, melted snow banks on the
sides of the mountain and that the wa
ter thus liberated caused slides Of
mud.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-05-27
NINE ACCIDENT
4 PROVES MYSTERY

( Johnstown, Pa, May 25.-The bodies
Of eight men killed by an explosion
in the Valley mine of the Smokeless
Coal Co., yesterday were brought to
the surface today, and members of the
rescue crew overcome while attempt
iEE to rescue them were so far re-
covered that they were discharged
from the hospital. Engineers from the
Pittsburgh station OF the bureau of
mines arrived today to investigate the
accident, for which no cause can be
assigned by state mine inspectors and
officials Of the company.