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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
DAVIS Official Reports
on SOmme Offensive

Paris, Aug. lz--Io-nlghVs oin0i"'
statement says;
North of the Somme, after prepare
tory fighting yesterday and last night;
our troops to-day attacked tne thlro
German position, extending from east
Of Hardecourt TO the Somme, opposite
Ruscourt. On this front Of six and one
half Kilometres our infantry with
magnificent dash captured all the
trenches and strongly fortified works
on a depth Of from six hundred TO one
thousand metres.
Ne penetrated the village Of Maure-
mas OF which the southern part and
the cemetery are in our possession. we
carried our new lines on the south
ern slopes Of Hill 109, along the road
from Maurepas TO Clery and on TO the
saddle west OF Clery.
The number Of unwounded prisoners
taken by US and counted up to the
present is 1000, while thirty machine
guns were captured.
A German counter attack between
Clery and Maurepas failed under our
fire.
South Of the Somme we carried out
numerous destructive bombardments OF
tho enemy organizations in the region
of Denieeourt
ON the Verdun front there was an
intense artillery duel in the region OF
Fleury and VsuXChapitre.
French Successes Recorded.
An earlier announcement read:
North Of the Somme our troops made
use of the night to organize their new
front. Our recommending parties pene-
trated the wood east of Hem station,
o,bora tbev found the bodies of numer-
Gus Germans.
Toward 9 o'clock IN the evening the
Germans attempted 20 make vigorous
counter-attack on the quarry north OF
Hem Wood, which was captured by us
Yesterday. Their attack withered un-
der our fire and cost them appreciate
losses.
South of the Somme. after violent
bombardment, the enemy delivered at
tacks against La Maisonette. Our cur
tain of fire caught the waves of men
engaged in the assault and forced them
lack into the trenches.
On the right bank of the Mouse
CIerdun 'front.' we advanced during
the night in the region south OF the
Thiaumont work. In the region Of
Fleury two German attacks, delivered,
respectively. about o'clock at night
and g o'clock in the morning. against
cur trenches in the village and our po-
sitions TO the northwest, were entirely
rcpulsed. The artillery struggle con.
tinues very active in the sector OF
Vaux- Chapitre and Chenois.
Northwest Of St. Mihiel and In Lor-
raine near Vehe German patrols were
received. with rife fire and dispersed,
lotving some dead on the held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
GREAT TURKISH FORCE
TRANSFERRED TO EUROPE

London. Aug. l2.r-Ac-
cording to the "Berliner
Taseblatt." wires Redters
Amsterdam correspondent,
the transport of Turkish
troops on a great scale to
the European war held is
proceeding without a hitch.
The troops are being taken
from Asiatic provinces OF
Turkey, and also include
some Arabs.
All the men arc we'll
equipped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13

blss and Guillemont will fell at the
first moment at which the Allied com
mand chooses to attack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13

attack was repulsed with heavy loss,
and nowhere did he succeed in piercing
our positions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13
Imported Lingerie

New assortments of dainty Lingerie are corr
stamtly being received from France and the
Philippines. These undergarments are MADE
of fine=quality nainsook, linen, silk, ETC., and
are exquisitely hand=enlbroidered i'm new
effects, giving distinctiveness of style that
should pleasetF most discriminating buyer.
FRENCH LINGERIE
TO be on Sale tomorrow (MOnday) will
provide special values i'm
Night Robes at $3.50 G S.Z5
Cherrnises at Las
Envelope Chenlises at us
Plantations at los
Combinations at 3.Z5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-13

Number Envelope Chemies at ZI5
Women Sc Misses Serge Dresses, at 3.25
Tailor=r1ade Suits and Coats
for viewing i'm the Radyto The Fur Fashions
for andW
dcated lin number
ousC
Bealph Guaranteed Silk Hosiery e ars Nekeces and Muas Of
In
Ouar4va rnoderae Drces. the
charged purchases charge by mail express or
to n the United States
1tftfr Aurt,tr- 11aAisur Atrnup Nrm Vurk
Thrtp>fnurb Strict Ttrpht s6rfft
The sun., 1916-12-18
FORkCLOsURE sAI.EA-


SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YORk. ss;--Abrahs,u n Levy. plainun
agains' chas. 7. M,instein Realty Com
psny ct al. Defendants
In pursuance OF a Judgment Of sorecio..
ure and sale made and entered In the
above entitled action, and bearing date the
:;Ih day OF Q.to6er. 1919 l. the under:
named. will sell at Public Auction. at the
Exchange Salesrooms. Nos. lt-lo Nesey
street, In the BOROUGH OF Manhattan, City
1915. at /. o'cio,k noon on that day, bN
Joseph Z Day. Auctioneer. the premises
directed by said Judgment to be sold and
therein described as follows:
ALI. th"sc two certain lots, pieces or
parcels of land. with the buildings and i'm q.
pfo,ernent' thereon erected, situate; lying
city of New York. County OF New York
ana state OF New York, on the southory
side of Nineteenth street. and which taken
together are bounded and described as fol-
BEGINNING At poin, on the south:
westerly side of Nineteenth Street distant
outheasterly from the southeasteriy cor
ner Of seventh Avenue and Nineteenth
street; running thence southwesterly. par
silei with seventh Avenue. ninety-three
ts3 feet and six inches. thence southeast
erly and nearly parallel with Nineteenth
street, for;y.siN Asl feet and three inches
with seventh Avenue. nineiy-three t93
feet and three l3l inches. TO the south :
westerly side OF Nineteenth Street, and
thence northwcstery along said side of
Nineteenth street forty-four go feet to
the point or place OF beginning. he the
said dimensions more or less.
the entire lots and premises known by the
street numbers itt-lt6 West Nineteenth
Dated. New York, October 2sth. 1916.
FRANCIS W. POLLOCK, Referee
JEROME \. KOHN Attorney for Plaintiff
i,oo Fifth Avenue, New York City.
The sun., 1916-12-18
Tho temperature in this city yesterday.
= recorded hy the official thermometer. II
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The French liner Chicago. sailing TODAY
''r RorfeauN. VIII take mail closing AZ
Portugal. Egypt. Greece. nrltish India
British Fast Africa. siam. Malta. Ceylon
yyrai'' settlement Dutch East Indies
Tho Italian steamship san Gue'ielmn
sailing Tor Genoa to-day, VII take mail
losing A. - y NJ. for Italy, Switzerland
:. The wait. s'ar liner .canopic. sailing
"Wednesday. for ron'a De'gada. GlbtAttr.
at \ NJ. fnr the Azores. Gibraltar. l,aly,
Swl'Zer,tnI aud ireecs
sailing on Trgrsday 10Y Genoa. vii ''ke
mail specially addressed only. closing ~ 20
y, n. 70, ltal,. swi'a.ris,n9 and Cree"
Thursday for Liverpool. VIII tax. mail.
closing a. $50 \ VI. fo- Great Britrin.
ireland and South Africa: also specially ad-
except Germany, Austria Hungary, IuNem-
burg Rulrari'. serbia. Turkey. Neither
The Greek steamship 'rhcmisiorles. sail.
ing on Thursday for Pirrus. viii take mail
specially addressed only. closing a; /, NJ,
The Dutch steamship Nooraam ling
on Friday i.n Rotterdam VIII taxi. maj,
'2:ins a, $50 - M M ,Gs ne YAK H''nsTnnas or
Saturday FOR Liverpool. will take mail. clos
ing A. $3.50 A. ", Tor Europe. except GER
raria. sHrhl': Turkey. Netherlands. Norway.
>wed~n and Denmark
Tn" Frtu' 4 linHr Touraine, sht inc m
saturday for BortnaUN, wi'l take mai, los
iug a. !: VI for Fr,rce Switzerland I'aiv.
spain, Portugal Eeyr'. ';reese. P-itish
luiis. B~0iIsh Last Nif. =. siam. Ma'tt.
Gibraltar. Cey on. straits settlements Du ch
Et.' Indies W-si Australia md Persia,
TIL" tuuHrler As'ania. sailing on Ss' rir.
day f1r Falmouth, VIII ',kc mail. rlosin Z
~ 80 =. NJ fnr Grear Britain. Ireland.
Belgium Russia, Rumauid and Union ~
south Nrioa. aud also specially addressed
COrr"s sponden'e tuI othe! Countries except
GcrWtuy Austria Hungary iMN-mhurs
Eu'gLriH, serbia. Turkey, Netherlands. Not
way. sweden and Denmark
The sun., 1916-12-18
S5OO.OOO.00O FOR RELIEF.
\ Amrrican Fund Advocated 10 Help
the Peace NONcment.

WAsH'NGTo%. Dec. l7.--Frrdcrirk G
Walrott %; New YORK, who recently i'm
Ncstigated conditions ia Poland and
Belgium for the Rockefeller Foundation.
told a number of senators and Repre-
sentatlVes. who mot Tonight AT the home
o' Miss Mabel 7 Boardman ~ the Red
cross, that a fund of $500. .0Oo. 600 col
lcctci IN this country and offered for
relief of n-combatauts in Europe
would be powerful peace influence at
this time.
lie said such an &C; would tend 10
Great" grca, popular demonstrations for
peace among els Villain populations Of war
ring nations. because they would he anX-
'ous FOR tire assistance in rehabiltating
their homes and restoring normal living
conditions.
Mr. Walcott suggested that a fund ~
tNat size should be raised ny combined
popular contributions and Congressional
appropriation considering th" wealth
~ the United states. No declared it was
not an eNorhltsut sum To give, Since
1914 the estimated aggregate income of
the United States has been $50. .OO0. 900.
400, he said. and the combined oNcTngs c
for war sufferers have amounted to sio.-
unn,n00, or oue-twcutieth of per cent.
Of the income
The sun., 1916-12-18
"DRYs" HOPE TO WIN BOSTON.
"Wcts" Face n Critical situation
In Election Tomorrow.

FosToN, Dec. 11.-As n result OF 4
campaign to stop the sale OF intoxicIt-
irs liquors in this city issues Of the
municipal elcc; ion TO he held next Tues
day have been almost crowded out and
the'e are Indications that the vote OF
the license question will be unusually
close
The Boston Real Estlic EHcha rye.
educating retention of the existing linn
tied license system. announces in a pub
liz statement that "it IL a critical situl-
ton and that "a few thousand votes
may turn the scale"
The campaign for no license in ;his
CITY Of 100000 persons has been pushed
with an energy never previously APP
preached. Evanselis'ic services con-
Quoted by the Rev. william \. Sund,y
hnyc been devoted largely to lectures on
temperance, and his trail hltters' at
many meetings have been pledged 10
'o'" mo" The Massachusetts ANTI
sslopu League. which his charge OF the
- G'e:es activities. has kept a big force
g. "rn,nrs. mo, ion picture exhibitors a II
la,rph'"' distributors Al work for week..
The city voted last year 4G,l15 yes.
sl-N71 uo: a majority OF i<,eas. Regis
'7'Icn this year In the largest on rct ord.
ABOUT 10000. and = much larger vote
'hsn las, years u sxpsctsA.
The sun., 1916-12-18
FOOD FIGHT IN MILWAUKEE,.
German American Alliance Nem-
hers to Aid CitS t0mmissiou

MILWAUKEE, Dec. l7.--rhc German
American Alliance, with membership
of NOR" than l5,o0o Milw ,ukccaus, has
entered into tho fight against the hich
cost or LIVING, Vt a meeting in tho
West Side Turu litl tho alliance voted
to-day to cooperate with the city food
Commiss ion
Mayor iioau explained tho ohjer' of
the commission ard asked tho alliance =
members to nd I'm reducing tho living
cost Many mcmhcrs urged tho organ
iza'iou to dcclarc n boycott ON certain
commodities, especially demanding an
embargo on cNup.tS Of American food
stuffs.
WhItcvcr the city food comm sion
recommends vii! he mot with arrroval
hy the alliances members Mayor lIpan
pointed ont the need o' municipal
slaughter house, more city marke,s and
a citN coal - ion,
The sun., 1916-12-18
MILLIONS IN CASH MOVED.
Finh Avenue Hardly Notices the
Transfer OF wealth.

Many millions in cash and securities
wcro transferred across Fifth avenue
yesterday when the Fifth avenue Office
OF the Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York was moved from the southwest
IN the southeast corner Of that thorough
fare and Forty-third street. The de-
posits alone OF this Office total nearly
$40 100000. How much WIS in the $500
safe deposit boxes Is beyond conjecture.
The work OF removal was guarded by
special officers belonging TO the bank
and by squads of city policemen and
detectives.
The task began at the close OF busi-
ness Saturday with the cutting away
Of the steel bars on the Forty-thrd
street side OF the trust company's old
quarters and continued urtil an early
hour this morning. Trrfic on Fifth
avenue was not interrupted. and the
transfer of all this wealth was practi-
eslly unnoticed by the passersby.
The sun., 1916-12-18

10 \, NJ, nnrod"emcd pledges Of every de.
"rriptinn for unpaid loans from the follow
ing pawnhr"E"rs, including all diamonds
ruhles, tapphires, pearls, rmeralds all other
stones unset or set in rings, earrings. pins
links, chains, studs. bracelets. lockot or
other mounting. all iewclry, watches sIl.
r"tWdre, guns, Instruments, furs clnthing
"Hnorns, Hll other goods pledged previous
70 dates "ud up to Numbers mentioned
both inclusive, and all pledges he'd over
Dec ik-tonsolidat"d Loan Co. iig Park
Row HARRY l,evy n co, Propss prior Nov
l. 1919, to No $3.50, /. Mint, 9iOs Atlnn.
tic Ave, k'yr. IeNclrN. s..
Dec. "a Hornard's Loan Once, eTT5 9Th
Ave, prtor Doc ~. 1915, to Nu 3t0oh \ /
li'nn"', 90 Atlantic Ayc, Bklyu. Jewelry.
~.
Dec, 20 WIN simpson & 20. Isl Bow.
srN, prlor oct. 20, i5ii. TO No. 3GsS3
por. 20 -NNN- 4 Loan Dffrr. .np Az.
y y = Nclnhcrgrr, propr. PRIOR Doe 10
lgla. VI. ,khcmcr's Sous Inc -Oi
Grand 81. B'!tl}n, Jcw"lry, &c.
The sun., 1916-12-18
PAWNBROKERs' SALEA.
JOSEPH sHoNGooD's SONS. Juln


Shoneood Auct.. 20 BuWery. sell 10 \ Nj
De-. ls--tnrcdeemei pledges OF dla -
monds. watches, je"clry. odds and ends
from Aug, !, lHl2, to No, 1896 Also all
goods pledged prior Dec 10. igl5 =. Rern.
stciu, .fNs sth Ave. Also similar goods to
Dec - t. No. isio0, Magen Bros i5s
Grand 81
Do l1--rrred"enol r,lcdges OF diamonds
watches, Jewelry, Odds and ends from No.
!btpU tr Nu. $500 INCLUSIVE" A. Raruth a
Son, sos Mvrt'e Ave. Brooklyn, also odd.
and ends Of every description pledged prior
Dee. 10. 1915. II 7. Adam 60, ci.s sth
Ave.
Dec. e0-rnred"emel pledges Of dia .
mbuds, watches, Jewelry, odds and ends
g.. from Na $4,000 to $4,000 to Nov l.
1915. Also No. a1t3l Of 1909 and an goods
hold over from previous sales t. & :.
Aufses 4 Son, Inc. 279 stanton ST Also
s,,milar goods. Jas J. Ryan, Inc. 10:
Nyrtl" Ave, BROOKLYN.
Dec. 81 Mems ana women's clothing,
dry goods, shoes, &c. pledged prior Dec II,
l1l'. u. \ : Aufses n Son, Inc, .7g stan
ton - u Z. Adam co, .lis sth Ave
N" HOFFMAN. a93 Hudson ST. National
Collateral 60 S. iiilp"lts'cIner, prop.. ,oi
ID Ave- to No ssil7. Also fur lined over.
coats and clothing. 7. Cohen, tsS I'd Ave
Doc. !2- l'nredeem"d pledges OF dia
monds Watches icwelry. odds and ends to
Dee /, l'l, schwartz, .ea Grand 81.
The sun., 1916-12-18

The approximate amount OF tho lion or
charge, 20 satisfy which tho above de
scribsd property ~ to u" sold. Is t:.ee:9'.
Vi.h interest th',con from III" -ith dny ~
October, 1915, together with the costs and
aiiowancc. amounting to 3s3l ~. with In
tercst from october I'm, l.l'' losethcr
proximatr anoui' ot the taxes, assess
nents and water rates or other liens which
are to be allowed TO the purchaser oIt ut
the purchase money, or paid BY the Rc.-
cree is sl.7500O ana interes'.
Dated. New York, October ?sth, lolS
FRANCIS W POLLOCK, Referc"
The sale In the sboN" entitled action -
hereby adjourned TO Monday, December
an. 1916. at the same hour ana place,
Dated, New York. November 10Th, 1915,
FRANCIS ". POLLOCK, Referee
The sale In the above entitled action -
hereby further ad iourncd to Monday. De-
crmhrr 18th. 1915, at the same hour ana
pace 49, ~
la :ed. New York Deccmber Ith, 1913,
FRANCIS ~ POLLOCK Referee
The sun., 1916-12-18
MANNING AWAITS BR1DE.ELEcr
ocso9e Choice Expected 10
Return Just Before wedding.

respite freezing weather and de-
or'n'ned hlial objections the love ro-
n'nce OF John B. Manning. the wealthy
octogenarian Of 81 Riverside Drive. con.
tihues to bloom and flourish. There
seems no reason to doubt that Mr.. Man
nihg VIII keep his appointment with
MISS Honora May O'Brien and Cardinal
FARLEY at st. Patrick's Cathedral to-
morrow morning.
Al the homes Of Mr.. Manning and his
seven children and at the boarding
mouse OF Miss O'Brien. who is rs and
lives at "a West Ninety-sixth street. the
cenForship OF all news is complete, save
for th" bare admission that Miss OBrien
~ expected To return for her rather i'm
portant enga2emen; tomorrow.
The sun., 1916-12-18
JACOB sHONGUT. Auctioneer. os Bo~.

cry, sells at !" \ NJ.
Dee lS-Jewolry, watches, diamonds. &c
pledged prior Dec, II. 1915. Barney's Loan
OfNCc. 1853 I'd Ave
Dec. 10 i"we'ry. watches, diamonds and
pledges OF every description prior Dec u
1915, to 10, sl.Oo including 30 sGg3S
Bronx Loan office. II, COINS Sons, prop
11?i 81 Ave,
Dec, "n-,I"welry. watches. diamonds and
al pledges prior Dec, l3, 1915, from No
1879 to l;lSo Joe. Weinberger. 1873 Ave. A
Dee 2l-Jcw"lry, witches, diamonds Sc
r.'"r Dec. H. lsl' q Edclstein & co. 26.s
y Ave. :, :. Kory 60, 667A 5th Ave
'' 'klNn.
Dec. ei-Jewciry, watches. diamonds, &c
: Mayer, Jersey city,
The sun., 1916-12-18
TREVINO OFF TO QUERETARO.
Says lie Does Not know ~ lie Will
Get Mission Abroad.

~ rAso. Ten. Dee. lI.--Gcn Treyino,
until recently commander OF the Car
rama forces in Chihuahua city. said to-.
day he had no intlnation that he would
hc sent on mission abroad lie left
tonight for Eagle Pass on his way to
Qucre'aro.
other MeNlcans reported that Villa
was ~ Matachio, north Of Guerrero.
This Is the nearest to the territory oc-
cuped hy the rcrshing expedition of any
point nt which villa has hccn repor,c cd
since the fall of Chihuahua city.
The sun., 1916-12-18
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Ou Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
THE WEATHER.

For Eastern New York-Partiy cloudy.
with local SHOWS In the northern section.
to-day; to-morrow probably SNOW; nnoter-
ate northwest TO northeast winds. incress-
Ing during the night.
For Sew Jerscy--Fair to-day: snow to-
night or tomorrow; increasing north TO
northeast winds.
For Northern New Engiand--Fsir to-
day; tomorrow increasing cloudiness. FOL
lowed by snow. moderate north winds, IN
creasing tomorrow night.
day. tomorrow cloudy and probably snow
moderate west winds, shifting TO the
mort heast ana increasing Tomorrow nIght;
For Western New York-Cioudy. with
morrow snow; moderate west to north
winds
NEW YORK, Dec is.-The cold wave
and high winds diminished Yesterday In
the Atlantic States as the storm centre
moved on tho Nova Scotia coast: II re-
manned extremely cold however. IN north-
crn New England and eastern Canada, but
with decreasing Wind force. There was
moving into the lake regions YESTERDAY:
carrying with 1t some light snow scattered
around the States bordering the lakes. Fair
weather prevailed In about all other sec
tions. The cold gave place to warmer con-
ditions IN all the States south OF the
lakes. hut II was colder In tho states west
Of the Mississippi River and In the upper
LAX" regions.
In this CITY tho day was fair and CON
sidcrably warmer In ihe afternoon winds
decreasing westerly: average humidity. s3
pr- cent. barometer. corrected 10 read 10
49," level at NJ, 2e.ss' . r., NJ; ?s,,
Barometer .,.............. .s6s :pss
numiditF ..'.'.....,,.'',. - . o..
Wind--dlrectlon .......... y. y. W.
Mind-Nolo'i'y ............ "a
N'Hthct ''.'.. ..'.....' 'Iea' Nlc''
The temperature in this city yesterday.
The sun., 1916-12-18
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

80 81. Louis. at Liverpool.
Sc Fredcrik VIII. al Christ ansand
50 Sal amares. At 'Cri-tobal
ss TokiwA Maru. u, Crirobai
% Nesia at New Orleans
IS san Jacinto. a. Key West
Sc III Cid. a. Galveston
50 City OF Everett. 1T Boston.
50 CITY OF Columbus. from Savannah.
The sun., 1916-12-18

SrriiE, VIA Nirtl'ss, 'r,. /, --Ia,
Norwegian steamer lirsi., und fnr
London M'H "'ntl ahaud. has been
brought into German port ny German
warships according to information given
out b, the Overseas News Agency,
The sun., 1916-12-18
CENTRAL Auction CO., ". sh,.b.,
Aurtionerr, Is. Canal street, sells jewsrrw

NJ n Y VI 0TntNInE NJ TD \ "
Dec, rs ~ NcAlennan's, tsg Fulton =,
Brook IN. ~ uured "m"d pledges of
I"s,ls diamonds ana other preciou. st,uns
witches. l"w"lrN, siv"rwtre, So, from No
i2"25 oct. "a. l"lh, To No. la27s Nov il
1919, AMI all articles held from former
saigs
nee, 10 nv u Simpson 4 co, Ils w..,
t2d -, All unredcemed pledges of near H.
diamonds ana other precious stonrs,
sr.soS: .sssse 10 5'Ssry No i,iss 1ssrTa Scs III s.a
articles held from former sales.
The sun., 1916-12-18
ARRIvED-suNDAY. December /;

HHNI ED-SUNDA1, Dcccmber T.
;. New York. y. NJ. Liverpool. Dec
ss Noordam. S:ja 4. NJ. Falmouth. Dec. !.
IS Ssrdcsna, $3.50 r. NJ. Genoa Nov ia
ss rioriuian. y. NJ Genoa. Dec >
50 Iahchee. $50 y, ", Cap. Town. Oct q.
IS MORO Castle, l:io 4. NJ. Havana. Dec H.
s' Minas Geraes, i:lj A. n. Bahia. Nov. -
IS Sixaoia. $40 A. NJ. Kingston. Dec. H.
- ~ Dia. Galveston. Dec. II.
80 Cherokee. Georgetown. 8 C., Dec H.
ss Munalbro. Boston. Dec. H.
So Hamilton. Norfolk. Dec Ii
IS Pawnec, Philadelphia. Dec is
The sun., 1916-12-18
Advantage to prohibit Cunning.

"Th" fnrrc- = r@'hin hi~ righ's In re.
fusing p'r'nis,ion to hunt on his Land. -
n" p 'n.t- Others 20 k.il all his birds u
. day IN aud travel for mites to obtain hi.
nvota Of birds whereas ~ n" projects the
birds from Others he will always have dur
ing the season at least u Few birds that
he may obtain In IN" early morning or lat.
"veninr without rer'ectinE his '.rn work.
Where a farmer is surrounded by or
close {" ANY Wilt uninclosed land he will
nnd t. 10 his advantage I" hunt over such
hresrms on his own land. Birds soon real.
ize when the! are entirely protected. In
this. way the farmer win have prairie
IN" case may he. on his own land q, all
times ,ducks of cours" excepted during
the winter. and as psr'ridgr are 'arGely
Inseetivorous. and prtiri" chl,ken also to
some eNcrt. these birds viii reduce the
rnrares of gruhs ard insects and will like
wise consume considerable weed seed,
'Th. partridge rarely fects on grain
Will. the prairie chicken. at cas- FOR ten
months In IN" wear. fe'hs .nt'-oiy upon
grub. berries weed seeds and insects
Two months ~ 'hc 'oRr Is about the
"ni' tim" that ~ ros.lt." Tor 'l"m %
Neld. ard IN almost every case where those
hirds are found '"eiing iu reid vh"r"
erain t. stocked 90 VIII hr G.-co' cred that
one or Two 81 II" c1V"y a"o siftlnr on tho
stcok as !ookoI, o- sentinel whuo tho
balance ar" feeding of fu" stuhh'e picking
up shcil"d grain. Weed socds and insects
~ - US. b''N~lhlf luH1 " none p' ''ls 80
birds were kl''"d they would prove ,n na
much nIor" Naluahl" as insect dcs'ro, ore
'hsU for food purposes
owing 20 the great scnrtl'v ~ hose
birds IN tn" states 20 ~" south and also
- ne fact tha' IN" snl" of their ncsh is
! prohibited in -lrs' % 'ho Stafcs amt rroN-
inc's. tho market value iu til" state ~
New YORK r. arnroNima'o'v s2n psr dozen
Ey.n =. he rrioe realized hy M"
farmer 'or ordinary dome~fi, fowl H. f. to-
his ad\Au'ar. 20 protect fhe prair'.
.hlckens an his own hn1 nnd "nuour1g'
them - frequent hts farm rv scattering
grain and hN protecting th''u from the. ,.r
"nenl's. and In this way establish , game
/ farm n
Alberta. canada. Dec. g
Wanied-fiorida Hunting Trip.
! should Ike - 'olr ~ rnrtv NJ .por.s.
m'n Visiting Flnrlia on /. bunting trir
during January. / T. SNNTDN
R0Eo'l. y. 4. Dec. iS
81 BeachwoNd avenue
The sun., 1916-12-18
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

Sc Rochambcau. from Bordeaux.
- Mexico Mex D.. from Cristobal
Ss Sabine. from Tampa
SO Mohawk. from .Iackson,i,le
Sc Ohiosn, from Bo.tun.
SIS FL Monte from Boston