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OF Sandy Hook at noon
So Creole, New Orleans. 2tS miles south of
Sandy Hook al noOn
SIS Comet Sabine, go miles south OF Sandy
Hook Al noon.
S. Larimcr, with Conemaugh. Port Arthur,
$50 miles northwest OF Tortugas al noon ~
SIS Comal Galveston, $50 miles south Of
Sandy Hook at noon
S. Colorado, Galveston, 80 miles east Of Gal.
weston bar AT u. M
IS Guantanamo, Cienfuegos s9i miles south
OF Diamond Shoals at p, NJ.
SIS Lenape, Jacksonville 20 miles norsh m,
ST Johns at L. NJ. y.
SIS Illinois, Port Arthur. lsi miles north of
Jupiter at noon. -
S. Radiant, Sabine, $50 miles southwest ~
Diamond Shoals AT noon. ~ "
S. III Sol, Galveston, 1875 miles southvea ~
Diamond shoals at u. M W
IS Metapan, Port Limon, 90 miles wen NJ
Colon at T.. NJ. - VI
Galveston bar at 6 r. NJ o''' oi
S. Arapahoe, Galveston, t57 miles ea.t os
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. 7O2 sun sets .5l7 Moon risesl0:3s
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k 81 Gov Islandio,so Hell Gate ~: 20
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k 40 Gov Island $40 Hell Gate o;1s
Arrived-wEDNESD February 3.
SIS BergensDord 3 A NJ. Bergen. Jan. Is.
SIS Patria. ! A. NJ. Palermo. Jan. 81.
SIS Star OF India. II 20 A. NJ. London, Jan -.
SIS Straihan. 10 A. NJ. Oporto, Jan. 10.
SIS Capac. 80 4. NJ. Cristobal. Jan. "a
So Sangstad. 6 A. NJ, Matanzas. Jan. a.
SIS Manchioneal. A. M Kingston, Jan =.
So Pr1ns Frederik Hendrix, 1855 p. NJ. Tues
day, Hayti, Jan. q
SIS Anna. II A. NJ, Sagua Jan. q.
S. FL Alba. Galveston, Jan. Is.
SIS Apache, Jacksonville Jan. ~.
So Santiago. Brunswick. Jan. 80
s. Sabine, Mobile, Jan. %.
S. jamestown. Norfolk. Feb. 2.
- R-gina. Philadelphia Ech. ..
Sc San Marcos Galveston. Jan. q.
S. Delaware. Philadelphia. Feb. ..
So Chesapeake, Baltimore, Feb. l.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Rotterdam at Rotterdam.
S. Nenezia, al Marseilles.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
S. Cymric. from Liverpool
S. Nieuw Amsterdam. from Rotterdam.
SIS Duca d'Aosta. from Naples.
S. Sixaola, from Santiago.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Renskorf Lyon 4 co. have issued for
distribution a booklet on sugar. giving
gardlng this seasons crop, the effect of
the war on the sugar market. &c. The
booklet also contains Information regard
Ing how speculation In sugar Is carried
on, what the units OF trading are and
the customary margins,
H. Il. Baker, for a number Of years
manager at the main office OF j. +. Pierson.
Jr., & Co, Is now with Wilson & Chardon,
members Consolidated Stock Exchange 90
Broadway.
The United States Mortgage and Trust
Company announces that II VIII receive
proposals for the purchase OF bonds mp to
u o'clock noon, February IS, to exhaust
the sum Of $4,000 for account OF the
sinking fund OF the first per cent, mort
gage OF the Standard Chain Company.
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BINGHAMTON LIGHT, HEAT * POWER
COMPANY FIRST RETJNDING
MAIiII

Proposals Will be received by tho under
signed until and including February goth.
1915, FOR the sale to the undersigned. for
account Of the Sinking Fund created by
the First Reminding Mortgage OF the Bling
hamton Light, Heat & Power company
dated july lst. 1902 OF bonds secured by
said mortgage 20 an amount sufficient to
exhaust the sum OF seven thousand one
hundred and sixty and 24-lO0 dollars
N7.16l2b.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. Trustee.
BY WILLIAMSON PELI., Assistant Sec'y.
Dated February 3. 1915.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The white star liner Arabic. sailing to-
morrow FOR Liverpool. will take mail. clos.
ing at $3.50 4 NJ, for all Europe Except
Germany. Austria. Hungary. LuxemburE
and Turkey, also for Africa, West AsiA
and East Indies.
The American liner New York, sailing on
Saturday for Liverpool, will take mal.
Germany. Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg
and Turkey, Africa. West Asia and the
East Indies
The Italian liner Europa, sailing on sat-
urday for Naples. will take mail, closing
at $3.50 A. NJ. for Austria. Hungary and
Turkey. and for other countries. except
L.Istntturg when .it. iddreg-ed.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

l. GREENBLATT & SONS INC. manu-
fleturers OF shawls at 40 Warren street,
this city. and Reynoldsville, Pa, have
Mod a petition In bankruptcy. with liza
hllitios t52.5Si, and assets t36,77S, con-
ssting Of stock, $1,000; accounts. 135.-
lf9. mostly assigned: cash In bank. $50.
and plant, values not stated. The COM
ngny was incorporated on June rs. 1910
the president, died in August. 1914 and
N" company made an assignment on
,November ~, 1914.
JOSEPH BLUMENFELD-A petition in
bankruptcy has been filed against Joseph
hunenfeld, jobber in dress goods at
esa Madison avenue Liabilitie. are
'HNoo, and assets $500. He made an
Assignment on January 25.
Schedules FILED.
TIE GREENBLATT ASBESTOS MANU-
IACTURtNG COMPANY, INC.. Of 40
Warren street this city, with factory AZ
l,eynoldsville. Pa has held schedules
,hoWGl9g liabilities i72olI. and assets
counts, &22, gag, mostly assigned; cash I'm
hank t4t, also factory machinery and
plant at Reynoldsyille, subject to mort
THE GREENBLATT TEXTILE MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, INC, OF 80
W'rrgn street, and Reynoldsvile, Pa,
t5a3', and assets. sea- consisting
Or accounts and claims, S27.76l: cash In
bank s. also factory machinery and
plant AZ Reyuoldsyllle. subject to a lien
OF 5000, value unknown
JACOB BERNARD. jcweller OF LOG Fulton
BERNHARD WENLER, dealer in jewelry
and genera merchandise a. East
second street has 6iSdd scheGGies snow
Ing Liabilities tsl,l23 and assets S2i.i84
or the liabilities $50. 900 is a suit for
damages for alleged breach Of promise Of
marriage brought by Mary Albert In the
supreme Court.
DAVID GILMAN. dealer In women's waists
- $3.50 Broadway, has filed schedules,
-nowing liabilities S-.6Si and assets
1913 IN stock.
F"NNCINScO FABBRINt.. dealer in wines
..i fancy groceries At Nyack has nled
reiuly, showing liabilities Sj,SG2 and
DALE MORTON COMPANY Inc. mail
order business At 1928 Broadway, has
OF assignment schc tules, showing liza.
'Ne7 s''-4 nominal assets sl2it and
ABRAHAM LEWIS. shoe dealer at iO2
I.IrI avenue has filed assignment
..n'nal assets 50 900 and actual assets
HE'MAN & ABISCH. dealers in furs as
7e HERMAN FUR Company and the Ma
i.nul Fur Company at Toledo, Ohio.
SIto hlai assignment schedules, show
l2 liabilities ,jo75 and assets VI. $40.
Is M rnHld" IN New YORK city at p East
lI.'h street, but had no place Of bust
ness here.
Receiver Appointed.
Gt'HEI. BEFELER Judge A, y. Hand
has appointed Edmund T. Sanger re-
''.Ner for Gelzel Befeler, dealer in furni-
'Ire at 1871 Essex street. bond, $4,000. Ia
sorry" without compensation Liabilities
are $40 900 and assets, stock $4,000 and
outstanding accounts amount not stated
Assignment.
K1mpa Elm AZ l and Abraham IPSsRIn
Eh2 compose tho hrm Of Kampelmacher
ana silks al i5i Ridge street, have made
an assignment to Joseph Millman.
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By order Of the Board.
JAMES l.. MORGAN, Secretary.
THE SOUTHwESTERN TELEGRAPH
AND TELEPHONE COMPANY.

New York, y y. February I, 1915
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS;
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of The South
western Telegraph and Telephone Company
will be held at the Office OF the Company,
No. 10 Doy street, Borough OF Manhattan,
city Of New York. y. V, on Tuesday. the
10th dav of February, 1915, at ten o'clock
In the forenoon for the following purposes;
!. To elect directors for the ensuing
year.
2 To transact such other business as
may properly come before the stock
holders
j p. CROWLEY. Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO co.
III Fifth Avenue,

New York February g. 1915.
Notlce Is hereby given that the transfer
books Of the Go scrip OF this Company,
issued September !. 1914 and due sep
TENDER /. 1915, as "A dividend on Its com
mon stock. viii be closed at three o'clock
= VI on February -, 1915, for the purpose
81 payment OF interest thereon due March
!. 1915. and reopened at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
March >, 1915.
Notice IL further given that any holder
Of this scrip who wishes to collect same
before maturity may. ON and after Feb
ruary %. 1915. collect par and Interest for
six months to March /, 1915. by presenting
same. properly endorsed. TO Guaranty Trust
Company. 40 Broadway, this city.
ON any scrip presented for collection In
accordance with the foregoing and before
the due date thereof interest will be paid
only up TO March !. 1915
j. VI W. HICKS. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
STEADY TONE IN LONDON.
A mericans Cheerful, with Some
New York Buying.

LONDON. Feb. 3,-There was steady
tone in the market to-day. though gilt
edged securities hesitated. Business
was quiet Home rails were firm. with
traders awaiting further dividend de-
clarationa
Americans were cheerful, with same
buying from New York and moderate
investment demand for the established
dividend paving stocks
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STERLING GOES DOWN TO asa.
Decline IL Attributed to Heavy
War ShIpmenls.

Sterling exchange, for the first time
since the United States Steel dividend
was passed sold at asa yesterday The
decline was attributed to heavy offer
iuEs OF bills against shipments to the
he'll gerents and further selling by
houses with German connections
Demand sterling closed at 4.s3A and
cables at asa. Paris checks were
easier at 5.l9ia, while cables sold down
to 5.lS@.. Mark checks sold at 81 and
mark Cahlcs AZ S7lA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Union Carbide was
again the leading feature, with prices
showing pronounced strength. Swift
continues In demand. Moderate pres
sure was noted in the balance Of the
list, declines ranging from 1 to points
Renewed selling Of Sears Roebuck and
Chicago Pneumatic Tool attracted some
attention. The bond market was firm
Tho summary
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Currency Committee Meets.

The executive committee OF the Ma
tional Currency Association OF New
York met yesterday at the Clearing
House and decided to call full meet
Ing of the association soon to consider
the report OF the committee. There
was retired at the local Sub Treasury
S22440O In emergency currency, bring
Ing the total retired in this city TO s17s,-
056,694.
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yesseIs-By wireless.

S. Lampasas, Mobile, 81 miles west OF
Tampa bar AZ noon yesterday.
IS Gulfou, with ShenangO, Port Arthur, 65
miles west OF Tortugas AZ noon.
SIS Cretan Savannah, miles southwest of
Winter Quarter lightship at noon.
S. MeNicano, New Orleans. 40 miles north
OF Hltteras at noon.
SIS Philadelphia. La Guayra, 2SS miles south
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
CENTRAL ARKANSAS RAILWAY
h LIGHT CORPORATIONS.

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND no.
New York. Feby. 2, 1915.
The Board OF Directors has this day de-
clared the eighth quarterly dividend OF
one and Three quarters Per Cent. on the
preferred stock OF the Central Arkansas
Railway Light Corporation. payable
March /, 1915. TO the stockholders OF rec
ord as or the close Of business February
-, 1915. Checks will be mailed. Books
for the transfer OF the preferred stock OF
the company will not be closed
y. DUNHIIL, Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb "a slightly
easier tendency prevailed. Tonopah Min.
ing off a.. Belmont a. Cambria steel
n, United Gas Improvement y ana
American Gas ~ International Powder
gained "a, The new Pennsylvania Rail
road 4Las were in demand and large
number changed hands The summary :
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r-InRIII.ARn COMPANY

New YORK, February 81, lYl5.
Notice Is hereby given that the Transfer
Books OF he Preferred and Common stock
o'clock. NJ, February 18th, 1918. for tine
purpose 81 the Annual Meeting OF the
Stockholders OF the Company, TO be held
March sth. 1915 and Will reopen at 10
o'clock a, NJ, March 10Th, 1915.
WIN. y RHETT, Secretary.
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NORFOLK a WESTERN RAILWAY co.

The Board OF Directors has declared u
quarterly dividend OF, one per cent upon
the Adjustment Preferred stock OF the
Company. payable at the once OF the Com
pany. Commercial Trust Building Phia-
deiphia, Pa, on and after February ~,
1915, to the Adjustment Preferred stock
holders a. registered at the close OF busl-
ness January 80, 1915,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and eastern Penn
syIyania, fair to-day; increasing cioudiners
and warmer, probably followed by ran or
snow tomorrow; fresh north winds De-
coming variable.
For New Jersey. fair to-day; Increasing
cloudiness and warmer, probably followed
by rain Tomorrow. fresh north WINDS
becoming variable.
For northern New England. fair to-day;
partly cloudy and warmer tomorrow;
fresh northerly winds
For southern New England. fair to-dey'
increasing cloudiness and warmer TO-
morrow; fresh northeTly winds
For western New York. cloudy ana
warmer to-day; rain or snow and warmer
tomorrow; fresh easterly Winds
NEW YORK. Feb. THE slow east
ward movement Of the storm from the
Pacific coast which was over the ohio
Valley on Tuesday. brought Its centre to
the coast Of North Carolina yesterday
with snow stlll falling in all states north
ward. in the upper Ohio Valley and lower
lake regions. and rain In Tennessee.
Tho second storm from the Pacihc
moved rather more rapidly and was CEN
trail over Montana, losing fonewhat IN
vlgor. but sim causing rain In the Pacinc
states and the extreme Northwest ana
snow In Nevada.
The pressure was high over the South
west. the Gulf states and the lake regions
II was much warmer In the plains
states and the Missouri Valley. but tenn
perature changes elsewhere were slight
Zero weather prevailed only In part OF
Maine and over the northern lake regions
In this city snow fell during most OF
the day; little change In temperatures
wind. fresh northeast to north; average
humidity, sc per cent. barometer cor
rarted "a road 10 sea level AZ A. NJ,
2ssS; 3 p. NJ. 2s.ss.
The temperature in this city yesterday. as
recorded by the ofTiclal thermometer. Is shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
DETRoIT rNITrn RAu,w,y

A Dividend OF one and one half per cent.
q = "a on the Capital stock Of this Com
pany has been declared payable March LIST
ruary 18th, 1918 at ~ o'clock noon.
4. Il. PETERS, Secretary.
Detroit, Mich. Feb. End, 1918
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, Feb. 3.-Min.ng stocks were
firm to-day and advances IN prices were
general Mohawk was strong fea-
ture, gaining points. and Wolverine
advanced ~. Rails and industrials
were easier The summary:
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3-The cruiser
Montana has arrived at Port au Prince,
collier Saturn at Mare Island. destroyer
Mayrant az New York yard and supply
ship supply at Guam.
The collier Abarenda has sailed from
Hongkong for shanghai
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AMERICAN GRApHoPHoNE co.

PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO, ~.
dividend mo. 81 Of one and three
quarters u& 60 per cent has been de-
clared upon the Preferred capital stock Of
the American Graphophone Company. pay
able February 10, 1915. to stockholders Of
record at the close OF business February list.
BY order OF the Directors
EDWARD H. EASTON President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, Feb 3.-Army orders
issued were:
CAPT A. A Parker Twenty first Infan-
Try, TO duty military prison, Fort Leaven-
worth
capt r II. Emerson. Engineer Corps, to
First Battalion, Washington Barracks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04

Lieut.. q. p. Brown, from command OF
the Mccall 10 the Nashville
Lieut.. l., VI stewart, from the Nashville
to command the Mccall
Lieut.. V. J. Dixon from the ST. Louis
10 the Ozark.
Ensign r. T. Young from the 81, Louis
to the South Carolina,
Ensign ]. y. DreIsonstok 70 the OBnen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
bonds
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PlTTsBURG. Feb. 3.-National Fire
proohng was a half point lower for
both the common and preferred. price
changes elsewhere in the market being
slight Columbia Gas and Electric
closed at llL, up ~ The summary:
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Customs Receipts Yesterday.

Total receipts FOR duties at the Gus
tom House yesterday were sf39,313.52,
81 which Sl7l2l4S6 was for merchan-
d.ao withdrawn from Bonded ware
houses.
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CLosING OF TRANSFER ROCKS.

FOr The PURPOSE OF The AnnuaT MeetIng
Of the stockholders OF this Company to be
held on the 10th day OF March, 1915, and
the payment OF the above dividends the
transfer books Of both the preferred and
common stocks will be closed at IL o'clock
noon on February 10, 1915. and be reopen ed
at 10 o'clock In the morning OF the 10th
day Of March. 1915.
] Nj w HICKS Treasurer
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WASHINGTON Feb 3.-The statement OF
the rcoeipts and pay warrants OF the Treas
ury shows; ,,.,.
Receipts g. 279 iqi 81 Toe GG6 S313 1879 91i
paw warrants o t,qBil 2gO 26- 429, i6O 935
Deficit $3.50. s6l@ $1,000 $3.50 $40 ga
surplus
Receipts from customs yesterday, 1858 SIS;
from internal revenue ordinary, Nisl.l4
corporation tax, S2i,692: miscellaneous, Ssss,-
7s.
National bank notes received for redemp'
ton, Sl5iS,2ia
The cash statement OF the United states
Treasurer for February shows:
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Company and Term. stock. Amt Payable.
American Tobacco
quarterly ........,. com DO Mar, j
quarterly .,r1.,.., pfd lisee Apr. /
American Smelling
and Refining, quar-
terly ....,....,.., ptd No MAT
American Smelling
and Refining, quar-
terly ............. com 10 Mar 10
Standard oil OF CAL
fornla, quarterly. -- $50 Mar 10
Eastman Kodak, eN-
ira ......-,s.,, com lVfo MINT
Buckeye Pipe Line,
quarterly ......... - WOO Mar 10
Central states Elec-
trio Corporation,
quarterly '........ com No Feb 10
Central Arkansas Rail-
way and Light Cor
poratiou. quarterly, pfd IA q Mar,
Mechanics and Metals
National Bank,
quarterly ..,.. &C., ---- go FEB.
syndicate Film, extra pfd 1879 Feb. ~
syndicate Film, extra com 1870 Feb. 26
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO co.
m Fifth Avenue

Now NOTk, FUOfuarV Z, I9IN-
Notice Is hereby given that a dividend OF
80 on the Common Stock OF The Ameri-
can Tobacco Company was to-day declared
payable IN cash on March /. 1915, to com
mon stockholders OF record at the close OF
business on February ~. 1915.
Notice Is further given that dividend
OF IN e. has been declared upon the pre-
ferred stock OF The American Tobacco
Company payable April l. 1915, to stock
holders OF record at the close Of business
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nONDS In Ihnnsnndsl
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 3.-The securities
market was rather quiet with prices
about stationary. Principal activity was
In City bonds The summary:
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

'' Total sales we're i2,7ac bags
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04

SIS Cymric, from Liverpool
S. Nieuw Amsterdam. from Rotterdam.
SIS Duca d'Aosta, from Naples.
So Sixaola, from Santiago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-10

ed his reluctant and shrinking body t1 her breast. ''Thlak what 1t would mean. dear-your family preserved and brand snatehed from the burntngg
 That's just it It's an right sewing the family Any coEen do that at . pinch. But I do not see myself as q brand snatcher.' Besides, I am not altogether at liberty
 t'What2" cried his mother
 FOh. I've not committed myae5f to anything. But I've been three times to hear that VFonderfuI woman spsalz- once on the pIatformI And people are beginning to talk. She thinks no end of me Sent me a whole lot of stuH last week advanced literature she calls 1t. I've got lem all upstairs Wrote every word of 'em herself. New er saw woman who can taIk and that I'm afraid I've more or less en- couraged her. And there you szo-fhe whole thing in nutsheIl.s
 Alar1c thought for a few moment.
 The result of this mental activity took form and substance as foIlopA
 ssShe is not half bad Ioolking-at t5uqeg when she's properly dressed"
 I've seen her look almost beaati- fu1H' cried Mrs. Chichester.
 A1arfe suddenly grew depressed
 Shocking temper, nater| and Dc shook his head despondentlY-
 .'The woman who loves alWsII obeys cried his mother
 t.Al. there we have itia And AlaEic sprang up and faced the old lady. There we have iti Does she love meF' Mrs. Chichester looked fondly at her only son and answered:
 How eonld she be near you for the last month and not love your
 Aiaric nodded
 aOf course there is that Now, let me see-just get solid grip on enc whole thing. If she loves nne-sn6i talk ing all things into reconsideration your sake and darling Ethel's-ahd for nay-tnat is
 As mother and son walked slowly toward the house they looked ups and gazing through a tiny easement of the little mauYe room was Peg her face white and drawn
 Peg decided to take walk in the garden. As she reached the foot of the stairs Alarie came in qulchlF through the windows
 Hello. Margaretgs gs he cried cheerful lys though his heart was beating nerv- ously at the thought of what he was about to do: and across his features there was sickly palIor- What have you got there, all tucked away 2 be yentured as the opening question thes was to lead to the all important one
 Peg held up q book for him Co see 1.-The only thing I'm takin away that didn't bring with me.
 "A book, eh 2,
 ':Fhat,s what 1t is--a looolz5'' and alae began to go upstairs.
 Taking 1t away 2s' he called up Co her.
 tTo Be Conttausd51
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-10
URGE MILK I'D GUT HOUSEHOLD EKPE NSE


 Berlin, March 10-BerIins is the scene at this time of numerous meet- ings largely attended by women of every class, at which ways and means of more economical living arc dis eussed by prominent physicians.
 The women are being urged to cut down the consumption of meat by at least Is per cent. and to resort more to the use of milk. The women are asked to think of the men in the field. and the hardships they have to endure, if economy in eating seems to be too. difficult. One physician, speaking the other night, likened the situation to that of the tourist, who perforce must at times make meal from chocolate and bread until more favorable cir cuInstanees arrive. He told his au- dience- that they were mere slaves to appetite if they were not able to elect easily to act less of the scarcer foods.
 ssoup in place of coffee for the early