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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
First Contingent of l,572
Rockies to Leave City
Next Sunday.
NAMES TO BE GIVEN
OUT ON THURSDAY
Interest Being Stirred In First
Naval Training Cruise for
Civilians.

With enrolment for the Plattspurg
summer military training camps wen
over the 10000 mark, the first con-
tingent Of 1872 is busy this week max
ing final arrangements for the four
weeks tour of duty under army disci-
pline. The bulk of first campers Will
go to the camp next Sunday night,
on a special train leaving Grand Cen
trial Terminal at $3.50.
The list of these rockies will be
made public Thursday, and 1T Will
show that the kind of preparedness
the camp represents was not merely
one-year fad with well known men, as
many Of those prominent in society.
business and politics, who helped make
the camp famous last year, Will take
the training again this summer.
The numbers have increased, how
ever, 10 such great extent that
these big names viii not stick out with
such prominence among the thousands
Of palmer Americans The total num-
Der announced yesterday at the head
quarters, 81 Nassau Street, was w.
$50.
At the Office of the committe OF the
naval training cruise for civilians, at
81 Fine Street. yesterday, a series OF
meetings to propagate the knowledge
of that form of training offered TINS
year for the first time by the govern
ment was announced. Tomorrow
night there will be a meeting at the
Princeton Club TO stir up interest IN
the cruise, particularly among Prince
ton men. General Leonard Wood will
speak.
June Q there will be another meet
ing for the general public at the Har-
ward Club. In the afternoon the clti-
zen committees from different cities
having the cruises in charge will meet
TO reach a basis Of general understand
ing. Following this they Will have
dinne~ at the club.
At the evening meeting, among the
speakers. will be Franklin d. Roose-
Welt. Assistant Secretary OF the Navy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
UoTSE MAN-strong. willing. nct nf.d nai1
work. references. country Miss sh@lshhesH
Agency. Il W. i2d st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
POLICE MARKSMEN WANTED
Department Makes Skill with Revolver
Factor Of Promotion.

To persuade policemen TO report for
pistol practice, which is not oompul-
sorry. action has been taken by the
department making efficiency in han
ding a gun a factor in promotion.
A general order issued yesterday
states that Recognition for skill in
craftsmanship will be given to mem
hers Of the force qualifying as expert
pistol shot, first class pistol shot or
second class pistol shot. .,
Badges will be issued TO those suali-
fying as expert pistol shot or first class
ristoi shot. ana may be worn for one
wear from the date Of qualification and
thereafter for one year from the date
Of each subsequent qualification.
"Sergeants and patrolmen who quail
ifv as first class pistol shot Will be
given credits equivalent to commenda-
ton.
"Sergeants and patrolmen who quail
ify as second class pistol shot VIII be
given credits equivalent TO excellent
police duty"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED


spctla MAY l-Re d'Iialia ItaD. Ne" york -.
Moorish Prince lBr. New York Base Terre FRI.
New YORK
Anoy. MAY % -Falstria Dan moto7l Nes York.
Chrsilania MAY 2-Tauafiord tNori. New YORK
Crsio5ai. Man 29-Ale,sTan. Port Llmon for Ne'F
London. May Robert Co,crdsle tBrl. Ne,- York
Por Natal MAY City o. Calcutta lBrI CAl-
cuta and colombo Tor Boston ard Nes Y'fA
GLASGOW. MAY Catalonia tRfl. New YORK
Rotterdam May .t-lljeueford tNorl. Ney York
Ro1hurgh iBrl New York
Liverpool MAY e1-Mrjsm fNorl. New York. &C.
KroonlAnd. New York. Lochsley Nor. New
York. Philadelphia New lork. NehrasSan. \cU
York via Norfolk Zamors Ssedl New York va
klrkwsn. May 26-AeIand-l DAM. New York fo-
C1penhagen %. Prus Mlllem l Dutch. Nes
Nok via West Indies. Venezuela and fayal Got
Amsterdam.
:, MHch,els Nav o7-CcrcoSado tBrs1l from Nes
G6tbeiburg NAV ai-stockhoIm tsvedl New York
Borieaus MAY 2S-Rcchsmtesu tfri. NeN York
laval May 2s-Roma tfrj Urom Ne~ Norh.
Cris;o6si. May "a saram,ec, from New IorD.
Porto Colombia
London. NAV e7-Chemung. New Yorh
Liverpool MAY 27-Giena lNorl. NeV York.
kirkwsl MAY e6-Drammensfjord tNor) from
ChristiauiaI. New YORK
santos Ma % stephen n Jones New YORK
Shields MAY eS-New York Dutch. tinkl. New
NeUcIsrs-on Tyne. May 2e-Enidp,n CB1. Nes
Por Na,al MAY 27-Paircrlus Dutch New YORK
Rotterdam. May 25-Westendsk Dutch. New lorN
PASSED
Rotterdam. seEasa ,BD. NsS Yer. for DI4-
kirk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for Last Twenty-four Hours
and Official Forecasts.

Washington. NAV 20 -Bsrome,nc conditions n'
ain rcry unstable with marrow trough ~ low
measure extending from Northern Ter1 20 ontario
Nth resulting thunder showers that we're substantial
and oulto general in the central valleys. ne lake
-,sior. the middle Atlantic states and renness~
There 4. also well defined disturbance central over
The middle plateau and local rains o'curred N ne
nortlwafd. ., ~.
I'm tho South Southwest and ertrrme central Weet
the weather vas fair over the region cofefoh nY
,hs ,hoSers trmuera'ures we're moderate. while
elsewhere thcy are well above the seasonal average
a. rule -, a., 49,
Lover lake REGION tho upper Ohio Nalley and me
Atlantic states from New England 10 North caro-
c,.t Cu, district followed by generally fair
weather wednesday IN The upper lake region and
ths lover Ohio Valley the weather viii be generally
,,ir TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY II will be warmer
wednesday IN the Ohio valley. the upper lake ana
we.t lower lake region
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
Battleship Contributions
Sure TO Make Her
Birthday Happy.
MEN AT CANAL ZONE
RALLY TO AID FUND
8 Members of u. S. Wireless and
Electrical Service Send Dimes
for Future Children.

Il isn't always in fairy stories that
birthday wishes come true. Marjorie 5
wish brought in almost $500 yesterday
II wasn't wish money, either, but real
cash that the Business Office counted
and entered in the fund for the l. ). ;.
America that Marjorie wants to build
In the Canal Zone four men read
about the Fund and sent in money for
their children already living, and for
others they hope to have. NJ. b. Reese
who wrote the letter, said that r. ).
Miller was sending money for "fve tut
ure Milers" and that II. J. johnson
subscribed 90 cents for Give Johnsons,
if he ever gets a wife" Ee said also
that he was sending half a dollar NM
self and was thinking about getting
married" Any way, these four boys IN
the wireless and electrical service OF
Uncle sam in the hot Canal Zone sent
Marjorie 81. They complimented Mar
jorie on her work, saying:
Eve. too. believe in the support OF
old America BY the future genera
tions Of Young Americans and IN
holding and preserving the prlHSiP,es
and rights and the land won Tor US oy
those who had TO fight for them and
their homes"
Another letter reads:
Il have taken great interest in what
Won have done toward waking people
up in this country. l wish there were
more people as patriotic as you. l.,
TOO. am for preparedness, and also for
the Allies and for T. Z.
Marjorie has made 155,345 friends
who have subscribed 10 cents each tow
ard the battleship. Even this big num-
Der is not a very large part OF the
5000 900 that have TO be defended.
Yesterdays Contributions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

On earn J. A DAVIS. detached Salem 70 wofs
\ ship Building co camden. "
cam MILAN TkvENNER. detached receiving
ship at Norfolk. 10 salem
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
MAY Albany al Mszatlsn. Denver al Acapulco.
Panther az Nome Christi
NAV .6-kau1Wha a. y. y yard Kansas a. Hainp-
Ton Roads Pdulding al Bridgeport and Newport &.
Wake a. Monte Christi
MAY a7-Amphitrite a. TompkiusVille. Bsnham and
Melville al Bosom yard BuslueN. Ii. LIS ana
Ia az New London. Csssin. Ericsson and Wins
low o. Bath. Duncan a. Macm-s. Jenkins ana
Paulding al Providence Mccall al Pleasant Bay
Ne Msrbehcad a. nhuron Memphis al Ssnio
Domingo CiD Saturn a. Kodiak Alaska. Yer
mon, a. Newport
MAY es-Dcnver M,nzaniIlo for Acapulco.
MAJ 26-Csssln. Ericsson and Ninsiog. Gardiner
BAY FOR Bath Me Duncan. GARDENERS Bsy Tor
Nacmss Me. Kansas southern drill grounds Tor
Hampton Roads. Psuiding. Bridgeport for New
tort
MAY Beuham. Boston yard for Eastport Ne. /:
Tarfsgit San Pedro Tor Mare Island jenkins
GARDENERS Bay foT Providence. Marhlehesd. Maze
Island fo- rbufon. Psuldlng Newpon for froN-
dcncc So'ace Nespor for Cape Hayuen. Tern.
SANCHEZ Tor CAPE HaNtien.
MAY .S-Fannng Gardeners BAY Tor Newport d.
Msrhehesd san Francisco for Portland ore
Celtic ar Bosfou ward viii leave about STD
proI FOR y ward. lcavins LATER poIt about
June % foc HDuu waters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED b
th- Board OF Water supply a. IL oin-s''
tventy-second floor. Municipal Building, fAiA
Row. Centre and Chambers streets -
York Clty. until II A. n. on Tuesday y-h'
IA. 1915. for Contract lit, for the cons 81
ton OF two contradictions and bricA o-H-,
ings. approximately 80 feet hy IS feet ~ y
feet. $50 square yards of brick pafemsa'
500 feet Of balustrade, and doint misce.. Nhs.
Gus work az Silver Lake reservoir $40,
Island The foundations FOR the ouillins'
have been built and the pavement folh'S'
ton will be built under another contr.ct .,,
Al the above place and time the BIOS W
he publlcly opened and read. Pamphlets cor
taibing Information for bidders. ana con.
tract drawings. can be obtained az the aoo,'
address al Ne ofice Of The Secretary. ?! ~
positing the sum % ten dollars tlY, IN
ash or It's equivalent for each psmP h. -.
For further particulars apply 20 me onS.
OF the Principal Assistant Engineer. a. ~
CHARLES STRAUSS PresdenI
CHARLEi, y. CHADWICK.
JOHN r. CALVIN,
Commissioners. Board OF water SupoJ'
GEORGE FEATHERSTONE. SseEs1-r'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
fIrom Tie Tribune Buretul
Washington. MAY 20.

ARMY
Can, WILLIAM WALLACE. goth Inf. rom
duty with organlfcd militia ~ Utah 90 Lincoln.
Neh. a. Inspector Instructor % organized mi!iaa
FiTst Ia JOIN s GAUL. NJ C.. from Army Med
school Washington. % Walter Reed General Hos
pltal
NAVY.
II q O. IT, DOUGLASS. detached Cleveland
70 temporary duU naval training sutton. San
II - a. " p BAUGHMAN. detached Buffalo.
In. - ii. i BRYAN detached Musaukee 20 But
bus G. G MANNING. detached Rhode Island to
Dos. " CHrPENpALE. detached New Jersey
20 Minnesota
Following mid.hlpmeu detached Naval Academy %
vessels indicated u " IlEROlI. 90 Jacob Jones
j. > WILLIAMS. To- Wainwright 4 J. M
MTRSON. u ColynFlam. HlGO SCHMIDT 70
Bslch. p WEBB. 20 Madsworth. + /.
COCHEANE. 20 O'Brcn
Chief Bts'n b. A STANLEY. 20 nav yard Puget
Sound
Gun ! " BiEK detached Georgia. - Nebraska
Gun. FAYErrE MYERS. desched Rainbow. 10
Pittsburgh
Eanicd ore months lcafa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
GUN CREWS BREAK RECORDS
San Diego's Men Score Big Percentage
of Hits.

oil HIS.
San Diego. Cal. May 29.-What was
claimed to-day as new record for ae-
curate and rapid FIRE long range shoot
ing was established by gun crews OF
the cruiser San Diego at elementary
practice off this port Saturday night
The official number of hits will not De
known until the target screens are e1-
amined by the umpires, but It is report
ed that the 6-inch gun crew scored ~
hits in 30 shots. while the men behind
the S-inch batteries achieved 10 hits
in 81 shots. The firing range was 2,4oo
yards.
Admiral Cameron McRae Winslow, of
the Pacific feet. was on board the San
Diego. his flagship. during the prac-
tice. Eight target RATS were used rep
resenting as many hostile torpedo boat
destroyers theoretically, it IS said
the gunners OF the San Diego either
destroyed or disabled all the enemy
ships.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
SATURDAY. JUNE 3.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands tris
san Francisco (cose at ll.30 nj
transport ......................... Mar 81
Hawaii Fiu Islands. New Zealand and spe-
daily addressed mail for Australia wa
Vancouver and Victoria, @ (closo at
ooV mi-Makufa. ............. Juns
Japan. Cofea and China via Seattle (close
al $50 p ml-ShidZuOka Maru ......... .Juns 4
Hawaii. Japan Corea. China and Philippine
Islands via san Francisco tcloss al II 30
p ml-Tenyo Maru. .....................Ju Jun. S
Hawaii, samoan Islands. Australia (eIcept
Vest and New Zealand wa san Fran
CISCO tciose Al II 80 nl-Slerra. June 4
Tahiti. MsrQuesss. Cook Islands New Zea-
lsni and Australia Except WesU via san
Francisco (close al II 80 p uJ-Aaitai. .Juns 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
$4,000 a Month Charter Price.

Boston, May ga new top price for
steamship charter rates was reached to-
day with the announcement that the
collier Melrose, of the New England
Gas and Coke Company's fleet, regis
tered at $500 tons, had been engaged
for q voyage from Hampton Roads 10
Rio de Janeiro at $4,000 month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

York. Southern New England. New jersey Eastern
PENNSYLVANIA. Delaware Maryland. the District Of
Columbia Virginia and North Carolins-Sho"ef'
10 .dav: Wednesday. cloudy.
Northern New Fnglaud-Showers this Afternoon o'
10 night and probably Wednesday
eouth Carolina Generally fair to-day ana
Wedrcsday cxccp, showers to-day IN northwest.
Georgia Louisiana Oklahoma and Eastern ana
Western Te1as-G Generally fair to-day and Wednes
day. -.
F1orids-Tocl thunder showers to-day and PROB
ABLY Wednesday except generally fair To northwest
Alabama and Alssissppl-(lcudy IN day, probably
thunder showers iu north and central portions
Wednesday fair. .
penrsylyauia-S Showers today. Wednesday fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

and Lieutenant Commander +. I.
Evans, son Of Rear Admiral ("Fight-
ing Bob") Evans. who is detailed by
the Navy Department especially on the
work of increasing navy recruiting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
FIRE RECORD.

a VI
IL 0o-G0 West 18Th ST. Charles Small triflns.
n .0o-4S3 East i7olh ST.. Ida Gcbsl slight
J. VI
SIJ-5ls West 5Sth g.. William Dempfer Co.
f-ifiug
1890 Broadway Mrs Jennie Voshurs t-1ninE
e.sO-Battfry pl and Greenwich 81. Rapid Transit
Construction CO trfing
e4O-i33 W 10th 81. d. Levy; ir1ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
WIRELESS REPORTS.

81 H,uis Olsv. Scandinavian American Line 20
miles east 81 Sandy Hook a. noon yeShlu@S' Il
uectcd 10 dock this morning ,,.,. -,
Ss Orduna Cunard Line, time and distance nov
given Expected 70 dock this moming.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

Iosnnina (Grkl, Pirous May 3. Kalamats and
with mails and mdsc. Bar At 80 m
Moro Castle. Havana MAY 3, 10 the New York
and Cuba Mail IS co. With mails and mdso Bar
Carolina Ponce May %. Msyaguez q and san
Juan a, N the New York and Porto Rico IS Co.
with mails and md~e. Bar a. 9.lj m
kristsniafjord lNor. Christiania and Christian
sand NAV u. StavHgcr j. and Bergen IS via
kiTk"ail o. TO Benham Boyesen with malls and
md,e. Bar AZ $50 m. 2sth
Chlpana tBf Talcahusno April :. Valparaiso 70.
CoQulmbo T. Chanarh ~. TGtal - Antofagasta
Buena % and Cristobai MAY 10. va Norfolk ~ to
W u Grace Go. with mdse. Bar a. II 80 m.
Boonah CBrl Pensacola Msy %. 10 Norton. LILLY
90 LHit Quar- A. Z % m.
Elizabeth wecms For de France May 2. :,
Lucia 10. Jscmel -. Aux Caves g. Jereme % and
ror auiIrnce Is, 70 Raphael a Co. with
Delaware. Philadelphia. 70 the Clyde S. 20. With
Mama Hsts. Baltimore 10 the New York and
Baltimore Trans co. with mdsc. quar- a. 80 p N
ThstIedhu CBrj Baltimore MAY q. 10 George l.
Neherlee ,BD. Liverpool MAY 2. n Houlder.
Weir BOYD with mi.e Ia, at l2 50 70.
%. to the Atlantic Fruit 60. with fruit Bar al
Pcnsn5a tBr). Norfolk MAY q. to George y
Helliesen. LEFT quar- al : 90
Comus. New. orleans May q n The Southern
Pacilc 90. with md'e. LEFT quar- az 5. - IN.
huron. dachsniNlle MAY - anu , uAIteHiuh -
IN the clyde - Go. with mdse. quar- at . 50
Trins der Nederlsnden Dutch. curacao MAY "a.
Port -su-Prince 10. ~ Marc %. Gonsiyes 81. P1rt
dc Pair 2e and Cape Hayiien a. 20 Punch. Edye
a Co. with mails and mdse Bar a. 80
Teusfores. BOcas del TOro May H. Port Lmon
o. CristobAl % and Havana 90 10 the United
Fruit co. win mails and mdse Bar A. 30 2 M.
Fagtrand tNOrl CAYENNE NAV s. Port -au- Prince
" and Philadelphia Is 70 Z Raphael q 90.
with mdsc Bar az 30 m.
Mongolia London MAY II. 70 The Atlantic Trans
port Line with mdse BAR a. 10
Bayamon. san Juan May II. Ponce IS and MAYA
gucz q 10 The New YORK and Porto Rico = 60.
with mlse. Bar a. 80 m.
Bristol City lBfl. Glasgow MAY and Cardiff
Is. 10 james AsheIl a Go. with mdse. Bar al
. M.
SAILED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

wInds for Tuesday and wednedY.-Nmth Al
lantic. moderate south. middle Atlantic moderate
south. although thunder squalls probable Tuesday
south Atlantic and east and west Gulf Moderate
.o,, ,,rcr LAKE. moderate winds Tuesday. moetly
north partly cloudy weather. lover lakes. moderate
shifting winds Tuesday. with thunder showers as
fnrhance over Syulheasien Michigm lnouus cNl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and .-OreigL Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors.
FAMILIES Apply to Mrs n J. YOUNG
FULTON. ~ Onion SQUARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER

United States Coast and Gecdeto survey
srr,,,. .... az Moon rises Ia M. p
snnset. ............ 20 Moon sets ID. MI =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

Local ofn,lal Rseord.-Ths following o'f-iai record
from The wca.4cr Bureau shows The changes in The
temperature for the last twenty four hours IN com
parson with the corresponding data o. last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

Highest temperature. u degrees at So ?. M
loresa 50 tat go a m } average. 'o syerase 'o'
CORES pondng date last year. So ayerags Tor CORE
spending date last thirty three years. o.
Barometer Readings
sa m..2a9l p m....eo.s5 p. m....29.sZ
Humidity.
So m..... IS / p m...... So p m...... -
Local Forreau-Thunder showers to-day partly
cloudy m morrow. moderate south winds. beeomiis
northwest TO- morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY, NAY 81

.Frcderik VIII-Christianssnd; a.. a., eoopN
ChrlNiania Copenhagen ....lO ~. ~ ,a,o 70
........... ~ ~ - oS pu
San Gio Psl.g. Genoa 80 TM 800 rM
uubert-Psra Ccara, Maceio, 800 .oopN,
Pernamluco. Natal ....... IL 'oO VI CIV ~
Pbnadelphia-Ssu Juan. La
GuaUs PIDto tabeuo. . -, m On,
Curacao Msracaib0 ...... e'oo AN iVV d"
Algonquin Turks Island.
Monte Cristi. Puerto Plata.
SANTANA SANCHEZ. La 10
mana Macoris. san DO obi. a., m rNt
@afo G ,.oi Ava 50 Al Al F FS
1'a-riiio 40 Kingston. Cristobal.
Car.agcna. Puerto Colombia % a., 90 onN
santa Marta .....-.- ..-t-' 30" Al - oo pN,
Comal-Kcy West Galveston. a. M ~
Momus-New orleans ........ M pa
& o. Montgomery savannah.
THURSDAY. JUNE !.
Moro Caslc-Havsna ,......lO % Ah 4.Vv r."
Tsneranzs Nassau. Havana.
Progress Vera Cruz. Tam N A., tsooN
picO ................ $500 'VV Az
BlacE Prncc-Rio De Jsneiro. ooo.t ,eooNf
santos Bueuos Ayres ....-. 0s ~ -. = ny pc
kd,ance-C risiObal ......... III gu An '.N' -
Arspshoe-Charieston. JACK iooPN
souVilie ....---t-'.+. .'''-'
FRIDAY JUNE ?.
Aerc-Bahia Rio de Janeiro' ,oo,v 7ooPM
rl n.i,@i weems- Gusdsoupe. o,,,v ,omv
a6fils,mllSSsntiaso. Port An
r@nio Belize Puerto Bar
fios Puerto Cortez. Tea Az ,aooN
Livingston ......+ -.-'.-t GOV ~
Ar1onisn-bs BAH. no DOM 3oOPM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30

Fl Mar Galveston. Medina Galveston. I7gleside
fBrl Queenstown. ); Paul. Liverpool. Waald}k
Dutch Batavia. 81 Monte Galveston. Ncradan.
baltimore Madison. Norfolk and Newport News.
est. Of - Louis Savannah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

sANrTARIuM FOR SALE BY SUCCESS
I'M nhtsicI.n who can nov retire from
active business. Thos. +. Low. 5fls y. CLARK
St. ChicaEo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-30
Yesterdays Contribution

BY MISS MIRIAM T.. CULVER. or MOUNT
klSCO. y Y. FOR.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-02
lQmuerSaulidbfeit mag
curcD SerifOpfmn9 entifeben!
gcruadlaTigung Der midtigeu Smut.
tiun mag bic @einnbbeit
libel beeinfInfen.

8iele &cllte glolt6en, DOB tie on
lluDerOmtlihteit leiOen, penn eigent-
lid MIR @eritophtng OIL ibrem trailt-
Doften 3uiton0 i6ulb lit.
9l1b1mgen init ibren @efolgi6of-
ten, Die acknowledgement, &opf-
i6mer3, ioitre @ngengaie uiw., iirtO
meiit Die 5olgen bon @eritopftug.
5opie 0ie &erItopfung beboben lit,
idpinoen meiit aud Die 2ei6en. Der
@e6rou6 BON aliItieren iolte ober
oermieoen meroen, oenn iie idmG.
den ouS 5bitem unnoti9, u1O brin-
gen bcltenfoIs nltr 5eitiueilige Gr-
leidterltng. Sin miI0es 4%bfii6rmit-
tel 1T bel neitem bor3r3iebet.
3ie ultter Dem g}omen BON Or.
GolopcQ's SDrup 8epiin betannte
,3uimnmcniebu1tg bon obiiibren0en
arQltern, bic felt 50 Sobren in
4pot6efen crDQltli1 lit, miro bod
lid5t ~empfp6lcn. SEER 8eni. 8oiiit,
800 Mobi1on Str, @orp, Sno., bGIt
9r. GolopcIs SDrup 4epitn fit
eine munoer6ore Me0i5in. 8ier
eSu6re lit er on idmcren @eroolt.
lungs 8eihmeroen u10 G~eritopfltng,
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81; Spliane .. Sicrt, 81; giarie
ale6rens, SOC; yirs. Gotborine
alin0t, ST. s. 3. @alqbau, SOC;
W2. 6. Riler, SOC; ". q. @ol.
Soc; S. Spelien, 81; ". &. 8reim,
ST; @m. Sihf, ST.; Senrp Slider,
81; g9m. q. Goof, 81.
Slit eS niAt and in ben bu1loer'
ten t~leireren Grten nnoere groB'
6er5ige Meniden2 Nit uur etipaS
@1il6e t6nnte Ieidt IN ie6em Ort
cine fleiue Sommlung otlgcregt lper.
ben. Wtan brail6t lid MIR IN ole
2uge Der arrueit g~totleioenocn orils
BEN 3t perIeBen, nno ous Ser5 mlb
einem a%aige6en. sd mollte, i'd
fonntc Die pieIen 9riefe peroficntli-
den, ole 6einaDe t10[id e%iuIoufeL
tpel6e Den Smamcr. oos @Ieito mo
6os &er5eIeto idiloeru. Sir
lebteres gibt IS Ieioer fem 0littel,
ober Ionit fonuen mir belien.
@ie uiele Miitter meuoen iih an
mid, Inn 8er6let5 ibrer S0bne, gu
erfubrer, nelde III Sibirien per
idoQen, pie0icle 5raiten bitten
mid in f~Ie6cuoitcn @ortcu, olt&5u'
fiuOcn, Oh ibr Moin nod Lett, Der
in rniiiidc @eian8enidait 9eriet
geiouoer5 Die tapfcre 9eiatung Der
Gcitllng &r5eIm5I ideint Ueri6ol'
len. Sd babe mid iebt at ons
Note arctr3 in @oibiugton geponOt,
unl olla5ufirl0en nie es fomnrt, oof
Die piclcu 8ripotienOunger, Die i'd
bin6ef6rocre iitr meiue 2ono8leute.
BORT er6obcn mer0Gn, lpic Die 8oIt
bier 6eriftet, id o6er ME Na6ridi
befomme BON ben Gmpfdngern
M}ein Better, Dem id oIle poor $50.
den etpas Idide, niit0e mir getpif
idrei6en. g. @eBidmanll.
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ncn6c 3igarre in Oen Soieniad &C..
ltedt bate, mo u. iIberldBt i1nen
sic Qiagnoie. 5remto ISM @ioos
bon Burr, Gebr., miro aber, lDcnn
or Ietncn natiten 9ciu6 bierielbit
madt 9lebenidait ablegen mtllieit
Of Der SaieniilB eiit infer ODER
redter SiuterfuB mar, uno Die 3e9e
be5a6Ien.
1rau So6n aa8bo6m, Die 6etagte
Satin unierc5 in GuGeitano leben.
ben giirgers, mar guiaug Doriger
ISOLDE 70 nt9liidlidL Die aclcrtreppe
G1mmter3uitiir5en, ais iie einen
0aidul6er Gimnterbriugen molte.
Cir idlug nit ibrem @eii6t auf Die
aotte oc8 3u6er5, iooaB elm auge
idmer oer(ebt mo ooS @eiift atf
6cioet Seiten obgeihiirit tUlroe;
Der ltufaG gob in i1rem boben al'