davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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vyV ThIfd aVenue. Septs y.
The Battle With the Big One.

During my recent vacation. spent hsh-
ing In the Catskills. under a dead spruce
tree. which lay across the end of a large
pool, I saw a big trout and tried to lure
him with every kind Of bait and ny. IN
GLIDING the sand ny. bucktail. maCh
brown. white winged coachman. red tes.
Besverkill. yellow professor. and swrt-
water. All I could get. however. were
trout from 9 to II inches long. a..
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a r. nNny 4 A.. ". daily. Sunday $50.
VI" W .V"Vs Lundy's Dock. S'pshead Bay.
NlAARll< = 4. n. daily. Sunday. A. NJ.
Lundy's Dock, Saturday. : y. NJ.
The sun., 1916-09-07

Amsterdam Tackle * lisit store. rs Am,tI a,
Examiner. uclcramite. Wash NH. Tclt155 Cort,
Rat n Tschls Depot, M l., AZ. Wsllaca.
inumnnn, .2I2 "a ay., bet rs ~ ll6 cts.
Eauruauu John. 81 W. 10Th ~.
Eech,r sS II 3t,h - Moulds lei MurrnyIIIl -s,s.
Becker, philip. s3d -Stth, ri nv Htw store. No ID.
Brown's Bait prpot, 23is "a av,, Ut. t2l ~. u"
Hrosowsky 1855 Amst. Tki,AhHt Tel l,s5Aud.
Coufoy. n j y John st, Tackle only.
putin. John, a2s W. i?d st Tel iji hryant,
rrssse Co. 40 Fulton It Inrsl" only.
t,,hs n 3. lat av Tel s36orrrsrd ridller.. halt
ttirs"I,' l., eos Amsterdam ay. - % srs Tel
Hochyract, r So1 Il. SAN 1el ~ Murray mn.
Kellcrman,s 5000 ri ay l5h'h. T Melr 1863 RIA r.
KIM 10, II II, 6c3 kroaiwsy. Tackle only,
E,r,lapJ's ssChRmiers stlkle, frogs t.llramita.
X ,sinman, A., 80 sth NV Tackle only.
i,you,nni, 73s T. $50 st ,nr Prospect ~. M halt.
W,nus. j 90 Il. 3lth. Tel g5S Murray uli.
Xii onoii DWARF lurchA Ncsey SIS, No hsIs
S,tns' led ST \ LIST Nv. Tel sos Harlem TLlSbt.
Tsn.' L. \ II ?i "a ay 81 st I'll lsj Plaza.
p IT, Tel. @7, rort. Washington Market.
Esir ! II, 500 Sd av.. mr. 2&i Tackle only.
peinuold. D., l0i sth nv cor. Is Tackl" 4 bait.
E,scnhaIuu. u. 36S T., l3N'l II. II oi l. Ats.
Eosruwassnr, ~ T. 6yth, H'dwsrc. Tackle only.
SsII,an. lsis Amst'dam, cor, Manhattan II. Tel.
Ssms RAFT Depot. 4S 9th av, near 3sth st.
ssaahmnna,h. ]. "a Son. 30l2 81 nv, opp l5jih st. lei,
schwartY's SIR Base ,~ilstAst,l Nv. Tel 7'JgBryanL
luminous, :, 263S RI nv Tackle only.
s,a"unn,k' IL, iJot "a nv iackie and bait.
T,rE,Mr'' Alex & CO.. Inc "a r 4cd, TacSie only.
IayIot; u. 4 "a ~ u Fulton i No halt
N"'n t,,o ,st Nv. mr. 10th. ph 52i7 Orch n en-
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ADDS no MANuAssET ESTATE.

"ofthington Wh!tchouse has sold a
."ct OF hve acres at Manhasset, J.. T..
" Judge Francis X. Pendletoi. The
property adjo!ns his large country estate
~ me south and has "A frontage on tho
'd "estbury-Little Neck road.
The sun., 1916-09-07
Rod and Gun Ne1os


seem TO settle the question as to whether
shark will attack n human being, put "
certainly seems strange that no one claimed
years when 1t was to be had.
As I said in my previous letter. I doubt
whether sharks were guilty OF the Jersey
killings. II sharks wers to blame who IL
there that can truthfuily say that he saw
a shark In the immediate locality at the
moment Of the tragcdy7
The victims were reported to have muir:
INJURED something about sharks but we Al,
men often see and hear things that exist
only in the Imagination.
What more natural than that the stricken
unfortunate should allow his charge to fall
upon the shark, which he had heard ma
even though he had not actually seen the
monster that attacked him2
We might hope for some enlightenment.
II not for II final settlement OF the question,
from the many witnesses of the happening
st Mstawan; put the weird tales emanat.
after tho occurrence must discourage the
seeker for truth
How eagerly did Nc scan tho reports
morning after morning and night after
night only to hnd hob-goblin tales from
the NATIVES OF huge marine creatures cruis-
Ing In Matawan Creek which left behind Il
oaming wake and threw Q swell like the
Mary Powell.
And then we had parties Of resolute con-
stables In launches and patrollinw the
surface OF the creek. though what they
hoped to ccompiis thereby God only
knows.
Cannot some one come forward and give
the testimony OF his own eyes?
Would any sane Jury convict the shark
on the mass Of hysterical hearsay evidence
thus far produced WILL FLEMING.
New York. Sept. 4.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torneyy

torney.b
e3D ST. III +. n q .. a<o.s . = <th av. .sx
ITO, Feb IL, l9l5--Brookside Realty Co.
u Chambers Of, to Samuel lsaacs, las
w lc5th st. 5000
sSTH ST. ?sl W, n =. II: W Bway. lSxl00.
Dec 2, lsl2-Gertrude A vande rbeck to
the uerman savings Bank. l6T Nh av:
atty, y y Title a. NJ Co. 1876 Pway. Si7, 900
6STH ST, . 5, 200 W IVES, End av, 5Ox
1906. Dec II, l?0e-Erbecca Morgan.
Liverpool, England. to Frederic dc Z
Foster, Tuxedo Park. y Y, and Edw .
Thurston. li3 f :9th At. trustees. and
Charles de Rham. Cold Spring. y Y: atty.
F de = Foster. is Wall $4,000
RIvlNGTON ST. 81. II . C Eldridge at,
25xs0, May /. lS0S-ADr Teichman TO
Sarah Jacobs. owner. Mayer II Wolf. IS
E.sen .Sl+.5oo
18TH ST. n =. ia e Columbus av. ak
1912. Aug II. l9i5-Walther Iuttgen,
Redding. Conn. to the Windham Reaiiza-
ton Co. Is Bway: attys, Alexander 4
The sun., 1916-09-07
DYCK MAN SECTION DWELLING.

Tho Brickner Auto Supply Company
will erect a two story dwelling and store
at 5021 and 5023 broadway. west side.
opposite 2l6th street. on plot 50xl0o. j.
C~lirehugh. the architect. estimates the
cost at $4,000.
The sun., 1916-09-07
RENTING CITY NJ

The Houghton Company has leased to
Edward Leon the four story and base
ment dwelling at 80 West N~inety.fourth
street for Alice Reiman.
The sun., 1916-09-07
RENTS IN II COUNTRY.

Fish & Marvin have leased the prop
erty Of the BriarcliN Realty Company.
known as 'Glen Eyre" consisting OF one
acre Of land. residence and outbuild!ngs.
The tenant Is Fred &. Latham Of this
city.
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REAL ESTATE ron sALk-QUEENA
BUSINESS MEMS

Reautiful nome OF TO roms and : baths,
overlooking long Island Sound: large
grounds: plenty of shade. every modern
Improvement: s"wer. water. gar. electricity:
% minutes from 33rd 81. 4 eth Ave-; -
trains daily: deep water anchorage; priv.
l.ye OF private bathing beach. will sell
cheap for cash or on reasonable terms II
desired. call or write d. STEPHENSON.
2&3 W. ctth 81.
The sun., 1916-09-07
BROKERAGE OFFICE CHANGES.

william Ingram Magill. who has been
connected with Pease 4 Gilman for
several years. Is nov associated with
Wetmore & Atwood.
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MORTGAGES
with nams and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth of Fourteenth ~etreet.)
NASSAU ST. n W cor. at 3 W 2 Spruce ~.
runs n W. 5s.s TO @ =, Park row IS "
1884 e. 81 . to Nassau. Y n .. 9s.i TO
beg. sept The PARK GO to Dry Dock
tisS: atty. Hank NJ rlehenor. ss Park
wHSERLEy fi.,.ioL.ne. $. al n W Mae
T Hsma't cS 2 az TIVE Gu'ssn's unit, i
nnsl sdyance ana me" 1n%: aadfe 400
EaAt side.
(East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18Th Fl 's5.s, !: " I. 70 = "a ~;
| yrs, 10 70 ....,.....,. ..'''''''Ss-,SVo
West Side.
yves, Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
49,. and lloth streets m
"a x4s,:s irr.x. p,..i-The HON 4
Hardart Co to Geo II Earle. Jr. cor
s s,S4d is, & ,s Gne' IN, a. ST. per r halt. Pa Pa m HH.
s:iS.ooo; atty. Geo } Corbett. - Wall
,s1bS sr.. ias' ". $50 Col a"' sSs
'io:.2. sept sill West i7th ., Co to Louis
t,r:s sisr:ast lawyer. Titis 7 G.;
NV v'N''
Uptown.
,Msnh.ttan, north OF 10th street)
Sept i.-wo,f " sm!ih 10 Aaron il and
Morris Brown, both q, G%reenpor'' J. l.
s e. ma =, = ss. !: e. bona .,':' . ~ 1 {
lAsD T jio;ii2 W; : . lss+ " Lsno,
Sa; : rs, q 8 L e :: s. S Tx Iis:l sas' " 3. .s! "
Aug 50, Satwii Holding g to Msas
Ore. nr mts $4,000; a,'ys' Bandlsr !
lssTii 81. ns, 100 W st Nicholas Az. IEos
1l%lO. June 30. lalso.Riyerv!ew Co.stl
1yr.-S p c; atty, Lawyers Title 4 ~
lW Bway .Sso.VV'
Bronx.
(BorouGh Of The Rronx.)
223D ST, SIS, so W white Plains I'd. 25xii.
South n"H io, M. st. NJ, vernon. y !, pr nj!
$1,000 Sent 5. yrs, y q, atty. !JooS
sHs!.a:" Ay SS's wh 90 rl4 4vis r ID, 7ssit sco'
.Jeremiah y Donovan to Vlnnie
RUDOLPH. 81 Woodland Nv, summit. n j
Sept {. = yrs. . y c; atty. J. I ST Co
BARNES AZ, 900 ., !s.:ioo-Edw Vol
and sno to Henric;ta With, aio Eagl
rELH = Hv.'sss iw!.s,.iisr. ~, as,o'.is!'$
Arthur II Murphy, 1900 Arthur nv, p
Tp,f s2T'" 200 81, Sspi nS !; yrs 3 ,5s s,sy
wilton & = I.camlro Casarlo to Dclla
savings Bank, 2sos 81 ay, Aug 30, du
Dec l.. 1919, b%; stt,s, Macncisr. !
uo5iit.AsS Sna? nv' 'is5o.' s6,;oa..Mis"sh'I.S
MalGney 4 az. 70 M,S .Ii.rnsna' u.s., ~,
c Weinrib, zoe Bway."".".n.oo
~
The sun., 1916-09-07
LEASES.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON Av. 1900, all-CoAy Home
. Realty Co TO Jacob Horowts. 1851 simp-
atty, J Wilson Bryant. 3yi Il ilYth 1T.
$4,000 and $4,000
OAK ST. o.. basement--John pavero TO
yrs from Sept !. 1916; atty. Gondoifo A
ssllaro. % Nassau NJ ,.....:...,.,..S7s $3.50
IhXfNtoS sin q Grs nst eciou 40 K ioos q ,snr
81 ID o.. 3s-l2 yrs froin Aug /. 1915,
with renswsl; atty. Aiex Dolinsky. .itA
The sun., 1916-09-07
BOROUGH OF RICMMOND-FOR sALA

ONE-FAMlLY HOUSES, detached. garage,
nine rooms. bath, shower. electric lights.
vacuum cleaners. steam. paruuetry $500.
$3.50 cash. sl6 monthly and interest.
BUILDERS. 1880 77th -. Take West End
subway. MUM ipAl Eldg, 10 -T'h 81
The sun., 1916-09-07
MECHANICS I.lENS.
Manhattan.

THOMPSON ST, 3l-3i-Brooklyn Fire
proof Sash 4 Door C., Inc. agt Geo =
Sccor. owner: Edwin j Epstein. contrac-
4TH ST. 2Si W--Stm spierto ngt w "
BENDER. owner; Mtehae! Nornoy!e. con.
tractor ........... ,Sa5J0
BROADWAY, Observation-Disclosures Plate
Ga agt estate Of John J Emery ct al.
renewal .""'' 'ssos'.s
9Th Az, pittsburg Plate Glass ca
agt Kur2rol, Bros Co, owner; Adolf =
Nexler, contractor $50. 80
9TH ST, lGG W Edgar i.Ines ihloss agt
Thee h Mccarthy. owner and ccn'".c.
The sun., 1916-09-07

AAhhAttAn, north OF llDth strcet.)
ieoTH ST. IS. 1854 W Bway. 6s.sxioo-
Medal Realty Co to Satwii Holding 60.
sos 5th ev. mtg S?s, 500. Aug 80; sttys,
Randler 4 ". ~ Rway ...,..... 800
18TH ST: tas:tl w. n :. rs " Northern
av. S0xio5--Dayton tmpt Go to Mslex
Realty Corpn. 10 Bway. mtg SEQ. 900.
Aug ii: atty. Alexander = Na;anson. 10
0MAY :. . -. !. :. :. 4lQQ
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Would sane Jury Convict shark:

A slight indi-position daring the past
week prevented an expression OF nay apprc-
citation OF the letter Of Z. l.. & DttnAr-
and tho quotation therein from tho Green
port "Nat,hulan' relative to sharks
think this column would be- fortunate
10 have more from Mr.. Ditmars, and l Tor
one hope to see something from him
shortly.
Tho article quoted by Mr.. Ditmars would
The sun., 1916-09-07

KING Az, W \. rs y Sutherland st, .5xiO0
--Isidoro Marcello aet Frank Beattie,
owner: Bents Contracting Co, Inc. con
The sun., 1916-09-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

SD Az. Is:s-Triborough Marble 4 Tiis
Works, Inc. syt " II Beck ct al: AuE. !.
i5rH ST. l5S-l60 W--John Stupelil agt w
y Coo ct a.: Dec /. isi5..,.,.... .,&7Js
BrOnx.
bath ST. n a cor vAentine and Briggs
-Mugisrs Iron Works. Inc. setPoe Park
CensOuelioA ca July - ules>~4AALo
The sun., 1916-09-07
RESULTS AT AUCTION.

lat IA vESEY STREET.
by Joseph +. Day.
MADISON Av, 77s-7S0. W q. sos n SSth
ut. i0xso. ten story apartment house $50
Madison Av Co sst Hanover Improve
m~nt Co ct al; due. SEQ. S23.&s. prior mtg.
3l\6, 900: to the plaintiff. 900. .&ls6.0ls
by Henry Brady.
1S3D ST. - W. 4 2, <t0 . Lenox Az. c5x
e3.lI. fve story fiat: Broadway Saw Instn
agt Gustav ~Frsnkenberg ct al. due. el6,-
93t.s. taxes. &C. $685.: to the plain
GL
Seth ST. 3S Z. . {, 225 " LIST av. 20x
1922. four story tenement. J A Murphy
agt G l. l.tetx ct al: due. 312.s<5 81:
taxes. &C. 9S3s 20; to the plaintiff. Sl2 900
LAT $40 THIRD AvENUEl
BY Joseph & Co.
FOREST Av. ll33. W =. $50 = HON. st.
c0xsIS. three story nat. Ana Friedrich
agt Il A Crpckett ct al: due, 17.9ts 80:
taxes, &c. $50 q; 10 the plaintiff IS. O50
The sun., 1916-09-07
LIS ENDEN S.
Manhattan.

18th ST. -: E--Society for the Relief Of
Poor widows with Small children agt
Margaret Daub ct al ,ainended forseclos-
ure OF MORTGAGE sttys. Miller. King.
Lane xs Tranord.
The sun., 1916-09-07

KlSGSPRIDGE RID, 9 W cor Morris av, Is
ASO-Arthur = Lord ct al, as cxrs. sgt
Wcstbury Terrace ct al foreclosure Of
mortgaxe): ATTY. T q Cowcll.
The sun., 1916-09-07
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. go w~-ottmaun. Madeleine l..
to Geo + Fuller, 33s Highland 81.
Worcester, Mass: sttys, Bard & celklns.
srH Av. . cor iii.t st. s..iiaioc"Ssco
Saw Bank. l.s Row.ry: attys. Cadw.l.
,. saii' y d. I, %- y:'' ;.!s;;;::;j;.;.,.ir::'ssss::'ss g
e1rs; sttys. Deyo & =. ~ 4way:,:....N
way: attys. Lawyers Title q T Co. $50
,seTH ST. les 'W-;.cour,n.y p.;v.icpm;.:ss
MAJ mo 70 St. w Whis.hsli tGS' =; .,,y "s same sos siSc
s9TH ST. iI E-N, Y TITLE 4 Mort CO TO
German Say Bank. 100 T. 18th -; ID,
,7 sIs' sr. 49, Ys!i . For, w..hin :;saa'e .V'
7sssi.3-City Mort Co to n J Trust
Co, :s Broad 1t: atty. Fredk A snow. /?
,7sD ST. ..:s4.i. Fort Washington AZ,
lsr Az. l:si-Rondy. Emil &. & ano. exrs.
20 Emil! G bondy 4 ano. tru'; st.y' Edw
"a lsi s%a'tcs ondy' 'n r;
Chas Bondy. for Louis lAndy, 20 Emil q
Bondy, Reekman Ter, summit. n !. and
Sno, trn:.ees; stty'' Goldsmith. c. 4
7OTTHi ST. 10" .S4 EI-Emiii { bcndy and ano 10
Eiw HERMANN. a6i Bway. -. N7.sSOss
10Th ST; 40 EN-, g s0nay and ano.
Tia's ST. tos sI Es.,-wn s weiss. trustee viii
Chas Bondy. 10 Leo Hermann. $50 2
isr Az. issst.o.ywm : weiss. trustee. 10 Leo
Hermann. 40 e 72d 81: atty. Edw
Hermann, ?si Bway. .,,,..,. $4,000
SsTH ST. 1904. w--Frederic de p Foster
Park, Ny, and ano. trustees; atty. J 4
Lynch, 81 Chambers st,...,,.........,$l
The sun., 1916-09-07
Bronx.
LOTS g.

LOTS g sud s., map n schrenksi.en-
MT r t%inr ; ( + TO- stT 20 fSj
TIFFANY ST . .. sc5 n 1884 At. ~
Laura T. Mace TO lawyers Mort Co. 80
hkiiSSssrr,tyy a. .'.y' nawser. MOT. S."ii.osss
l%6TH ST. n y. ais W College av. y
Albany city. savings Ins,m to Lawyers
Mont 90. - LlbertY ct ~. M0
The sun., 1916-09-07
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
OOWnlQWn,

with name and ddrsss Of owner and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of nrst part.)
The sun., 1916-09-07

BOROUGH OF BROOkLYN-FOR SALE.
ADJOINING PROSPECT PARK: fam
iny brick, II rooms. : baths. : furnaces:
as rent. Full. particulars. RCCEERT. ~
willoushby street.
The sun., 1916-09-07
NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN

Acker II. u. Scwaren, \ J.
D,sansrd, 80 Bank IT Tel. 3S, Mkt. hNt
Limiting, rs Ferry IT Newark Halt. Tel 23S5Mtt.
Nolyneu1, i. W, ,24A &c Newark sv.J.C. TIL. shS
The sun., 1916-09-07

FREEPORT WATERFRONT.
Bungalows and houses. 81. 900 up; also build
ing lots on Randall BAY and Wooicleft Bay;
low price,; easy terms. send for ~par,icu-
lars, JOHN J. RANDALL co.. Freeport. l.. /.
The sun., 1916-09-07

Cast of Fifth avenue, between Fourteen
and 10Th streets.)

ana llOth s~treets.)
bSD ST. =. 27S.2 e I'd av. 23.tix10o,t; k2d
~. .. 2si.S Q I'd sv. cOxl00. Josephine
Wshbaum to Angelina Moran. Gal Bed
FORD av. Brooklyn. Aug Is. atty. Moses g
18TH ST. a $. 100 W LIST av. 25xlOo. s--Louis
Lustig ct al tnrm Luetig & Weld TO
lEnatz Schwartz. 30t w 1t6th st, and
Abr Klein. as T. nth st tnrm 0ahwarts
4 Klein. Sept 8. mtg &c. 900, atty, Title
ss TnIr sTT &C; IL bw.,'''sio o
Moo. SIX W ask $ 0sS " 25x $ 100 to st <
e 60 to beg-Mary Winkler to Thos GIL
NY Titie q Mort Co. ISIS Bway... 800
TOOTH ST. EOS Il. > o. l55 @ ID av, 25xlOO.Il
Jos Cohen to Louis Cohen, e3o T. 27th ~.
81 Az. 1919. e 8. SOS n 10Th st. 50. * 20. *
irreeCWest bronx Building Co to Jno
and kath Wcidner. 1918 Sd av. a. Joint
atty. Title Guar 4 7 Co. lie Bway. 800
The sun., 1916-09-07
eoE THE NEW HOUSES AZ
Kew Gardens
Is minutes from Herald 81.
ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

III YOU are loAa'ng for \ email house
with large pNr !. and . large shpdv plot
near station und trolley complete Tor 3l.-15.
on terms OF &7j down and s. monthly.
answer at once. {. VINE 400 Flat
bush Ave. Bklyn.
The sun., 1916-09-07

UNrURNI>HED APARTMENT TO LET.
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tsouth Of Fourteenth street.)

PEARL ST. 2ss. n 9. 1908 Q Hickman at.
l7.Sx9s. 6xl%lxss.s-Phiiip NJ schell. to
Click 4 kearin. s37 Park .pl. Brooklyn,
..yers title 4 T. Co, 100 Bway ~. $500
HENRY ST. sol. n .. les . Scanned a.. 2tx
76.ll-Geo Hail. Somers township. N Y.
b & $ 4 c az. Sept /: atty. Title Guar 4
Il Co, l16 Bway. 800
The sun., 1916-09-07
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

A.cielo. T., ~ kntck' nv Tel, :,l5 l~y'sresA-
Dn,rinr 4 60, b6l Liberty nv, mr., Schench,
Kingston, li9y Fulton 81, ZOOS Bed. Sheiders.
Eunmrr. l757 Fulton St. Reid av. lS:5 Bedford.
Nchprl,on sii R'way, Tel. No hHit.
Mars,ers, J. +: 90 court t. Tel ?i2i Main.
Roper, Fishing Tackle, U7W~""dward sv. mr. Mad.
Srhraf, le5 Tiathush av Tel gu, Prospect
site WIN, $40 Flushing av Tel Asl6 sts.s,
s'.hrju,,,r ll>5 MYRTLE nv Tel tIT2W Rwick.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-28

L. e. Nash of Bowen was business
visitor in town Wednesday.
E. II. Hunnicutt and wife who came
here from Warsaw about two years
ago, and have been operating a pop
corn and candy stand since locating
here, have moved back to Warsaw
The work of oiling the streets in
Hamilton has been arranged for, and
will be an accomplished fact in a few
days. A very brief investigation
showed that our merchants pay out
more money every year to have the
streets sprinkled than it would cost
to have them oiled. And even then
the dust nuisance is only partially
relieved, while the oil treatment is
sure to give far better results.
Postmaster Harkrader went to
Alexis, ILL.,, Wednesday evening on a
business trip.
The services April 30 at the Chris
tian church will be the last service
there until in June The pastor, N. w.
Evans, is taking a vacation during
May, and he and Mrs. Evans will be
out OF town all OF that month.
Mrs. Mary Emerson came home
Thursday noon after a visit Of sew
eral weeks with the family OF he1
son, Elmer Emerson. at Chattan. Ill
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-28
MOTHER OF
four CHILDREN
How Lydia E. Pinkham'sVee.
etable Compound Kept
Her Well and Strong.

Lincoln, Illinois.-@'I have used Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-28

the same as in the seventh, but in
stead of weaving, the lower class has
clay modelling and there are examples
of this work on display.
The exhibition in room five was
much the same as in room six. In
addition to the drawing and writing,
exhibits there is display of bag
weaving from carpet warp and some
bale Of cotton booklets. In all Of the
rooms there are exhibits OF writing,
arithmetic, language and geography.
The principal exhibits in room four
are cut out silhouettes, clay work,
painting and language, writing and
arithmetic papers. In rooms two and
three the work was not as advanced
as in the higher grades, but the ex'
hibitions were creditable.
Room one of the Lincoln school is
the only first grade in the city to use
water colors and some surprising re.
suits are on display. In the kinder
garten there is also water color pic
lures, free hand drawings, cut outs
and a whole city made by the young
sters out of building blocks.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-28
FIRST COMMUNION
SUNDAY AT CHURCH
Class Of Boys and Girls VIII Receive
Their First Communion at
st. Mary's on Sunday.

The following children will receive
their first holy communion next Sun
day at 1880 o'clock at ST. Mary s
church:
Herman Azinger, William Carr, Will
liam Elmer, John Elder. Raymond
Ewers, Joseph Fisher, John Herbner,
Melvin Kennedy, John Neyens, John
O'Hara, Ressier Riser.
Mildred Bufe, Bernice Cahill, Ellen
Ewing, Josephine Fallon, Elizabeth
Heer, Edith LaFeber, Elizabeth
Schaaf, Alice May Seibert, Elizabeth
Smith, Anna Veith.
The masses next Sunday will be at
1880 and 1890 o'clock. Mr.. Hugo B..
Stahl Of Chicago, who has rebuilt the
organ will give several selections on
the instrument.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-28

along much better than had before.
My baby was girl and weighed IL
pounds at birth, and / recovered very
rapidly which l am sure was due to your
medicine. I am wei and strong now.
nurse my baby and do all my work. +
had the same good results with your
medicine when needed before my other
children came and they are all healthy.
My mother has taken your medicine
with equal satisfaction. She had her
last child when nearly a. years old and
feels confident she never would have
carried him through without your help,
as her health was very poor. Mrs. T.
F. CLoYD, 1856 North Gulick Ave, De-
catur, Ill.
Espectant mothers should profit by
Mrs. Cloyd's experience, and trust to Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Free confidential advice had by adj
dressing Lydia E Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-28
Hamilton Gate City
Hamilton, Ill, April 20

The funeral OF the late Mrs. Roy
Frederick was very largely attended
Wednesday afternoon. by Borrowing
relatives and friends. Rev. Willing
4 the M. e. church, conducted the
cburch, Misses Helen Pence and Ella
Jackson, and Messrs. Harkrader and
Stanton supplied the music The
casket was covered with a profusion
y floral tributes.
Our genial druggist, w. C. Hughes,
3 quite proud OF the title Of father
which is his since Tuesday morning.
18th mother and babe are doing
Hell
After spending several weeks with
friends in Hamilton, Kenneth Wilson
let the first OF the week to join his
ather, F. D. Wilson, who is now in
charge Of a drug store at Iliopolis,
II.
A company has Just been formed,
made up OF local parties, with some
eapital who have been joined by
3ohn Markham OF Gladstone, Illinois.
sho has capital and experience. to
handle the business OF crushing and
telling rock. also pumping and ship
ping sand. Quite extensive arrange
tents are being made for opening the
work. Switch tracks will have to be
It'd, and parties are up in the neigh
sorhood Of Nauvoo Thursday to buy
Yes for this purpose. Mr.. Markham
Isill take up his residence in Ham
lton as soon as q suitable house can
y secured. This business has been
secured through the untiring efforts
- Howard Mekemson, who is largely
interested In 1t.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-28
WIFE OF FORMER
KEOKUK MAN DIES
Faye L. BaIIinger Passed Away Yes
terday Afternoon in Washing
ton, Message States.

Faye L. Ballinger, wife of Webster
Balinger, former resident of Keokuk,
passed away at her home in Washing
ton, d. c., at 500 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The message announcing
her death was received by Frank M.
Ballinger Of this city.
Webster Ballinger, decedents hus-
band, is a former resident here. He
was educated here and became secre-
tary to John II. Gear, later going to
New York and then to Washington
where he has been engaged in the
practice of law. He is a brother of
+. M. Ba1linger.