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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-11

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
DUKE WILL MATCH
SKILL WITH VOLLMER
Hawaiian Swimmer Plans to In
wade the East in April.

Duke 7. kahanamoku, the brilliant
swimmer OF Hawaii. is 20 come East
in April TO contest FOR two national in
door swimming titles. it was learned
yesterday. The appearance OF the
wonderful swimmer in this city will
mark his first contest in these waters
in more than four years. since he won
the 22O-vard outdoor swimming cham
pionship back in 1912. Local cnthusi-
asts will eagerly await the coming OF
Kahanamoku, as during the last year
tho nvinciblc aquatic marvel estab-
lshcd four new worlds records IN
tidal water swimming.
The Hui Nalu (Honolulu) swimmer
will make his first bid for tank title
in the 100-yard event. which will be
held under the direction of the Pitts
burgh Athletic Association in its club
house on April s. On this occasion
Kahanamoku is sure TO face A. {.
Rather. Of the Illinois Athletic Club,
the present champion. who will un-
doubtedly be on hand 10 defend his
titles. Hal +. Nollmer, the schoolboY
wonder Of the New York Athletic Club,
will head the Winged Foot swimmers to
the Smoky City. Raithel captured the
title last year in % % seconds, which
cdualied the record held by kahanamo-
ku made in a bath with one turn.
Kahanamoku will then perform for
the pleasure Of the members of the
New York Athletic Club, where he
will appear on April 10 in quest OF
the 220-yard championship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHPS

lrrom The Trfsuns BuresnI
w.hington. Teeuay =.
ARMY
Second =, JOHN r. vow HoLrZrNpomY. "a
Yield Art attached aviation section. zig Ccyps.
as an aviation student; 70 slz. corps svstioa
school. san Diego.
A. SURG G l. WOOD. dsiacsed San pxG; 70
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
FEB ia-Po,ora-. a, Balboa clrve,and. At Ptmts
Feb 2o~ciswiand. a, Cortn,o: Psnpsnsa. q Hors
Kong: Perry and vhipple. a, San Diero: Wynn-
FEB 2i-knnapolis a. la Px; Celtic a. >.
yard. Glacier and Prcble. at san Disro; Nrols-
had a. Marc Island; Pctomac, at crsoon
Feb 22-Bushneu. at Boston, Hector. o. Lambert
Point; Prairie. a. Port az Prince
SAILED
Feb. l9-Cleveland. Punts AREAS for Corfn'''
Jason Crsfohal for Norfolk.
Triton. Wsshins,on Tor Tansier sound.
Feb. 2l-AnnApolis. Topolobampo for La Pa1i Ahe
thuss Guacsnsysbo for Guantsnanso. Culsos
Guantanamo for New for., va fo', az rnn.s'
Eaiboa Tor Cristobai: Prairie. Cape Hay-ien for
Port su Prince: wahneta. Norfolk fcf Iancsf
Pes. 2s-Conynshsm. Philadelphia for peis.srs
Point: sterling. Norfolk FOR Porto Grsnds. eaee
Verde Islands .,..,,.
Flas Of comnandsr Of cruiser sau,drcn. Ansnoc
fec, transserred from Prairie 70 Tennessee .
List Of destroycrs designated % parl6psn ~
Msrdl Grss celebrations, 40 published IN s.s .
chan % New orleans, Terry 10 mobile and VANS
10 Apalachicola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
Big Space Leased in
Old Stern Building

VI. & L. Hess. Inc, leased in the old
Stern Building. az 80 to As West 23d ST..
the third floor. covering $4,000 square
feet The space is leased by the Rapid
Machine Company. represented by tho
Charles f. Noyes Company. The rental
for term OF years aggregates $4,000.
George K. Read & Co. have leased a
floor in 43l Fifth ay.. to Leon Lasarow
tailor floor in 3 and West 18th ST.
to Charles Strier; the store. 40 West
37th st., to Juliette Nicole. mill.ner; a
floor in lO5 West seth ST, to Louis
Geiger; space in 392 Fifth sy. to .he
Ferpierre Company. and space in the
Foster Building, southwest corner OF
40th st. and Madison av., TO Clark &
Appelman.
Shaw & Co. have leased the three
story and basement dwelling. 81 West
ll3tn ST., 70 the La Glona Social Club.
Huberth & Huberth have leased the
entire fifth floor in the New York
Evening Journal Building. at Columbus
Circle. to the international Film Cor
poration. and also Offices 10 L. II. Mag
neto Corporation. Carbon Note Com
pany and Edward K. Bule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
JUDGES DO NOT
AGREE ON RACE
The 900 Yard Swim Sue
cecds in Complaining
Dual Meet.

4 dispute over the winners Of second
and third places in the 220-yard event
failed to bring about a victor in the
dual swimming meet between Towns
end Harris Hall and Poly Prep OF
Brooklyn. iu the tank Of the College
Of the City Of New York yesterday
Louis Lehman. Of Townsend, captured
the event by iive-yarG margin. Kear-
sing. faculty advisor at Poly Prep, was
appointed by the Judge 20 catch tho
second man 10 finish, and II happened
20 be Jack Remmey, a Poly pupil. a
Townsend man. down 10 pick third man.
declared that George Broones, a
Townsend swimmer, had succeeded in
making a dead heat with Remmey.
The disagreement had an important
bearing on the final result. Had Rem
mey won second place without any CON
troversy Poly would have retained its
four-yoar clean slate OF victories by a
score Of p TO %. Allowing the dead
heat 10 stand would have. given the
meet 70 Townsend by similar tally
over it's rivals. Both sides claim A
victory. but it has been suggested that
another meeting take place.
500 o., rciayEM.a By IoF KIP " Redmoad
Harris Hal frhbo,s Ryler. shcrmsn and Miller.
Farc, dise-Won by Cohen Townsend Harris:
:. Mer-ck. Townsend Harris. second. Jeli1s. Poly
Tir,5sd sp Won ty Tbhofs Townsend Har.
re e.la.4L. Poly Prep second: j. Shields Poly
Plunge far distance Won BY R-mmey. Poly Prep.
WITH cs lee'. Tug-. Tonnscld Harris. second. With
100 -ysFd swim Won hy Redmond. Poly Prep:
sherman. Townsend llarris second. Miier Town
esn-gsrd swim Won nv LEHMAN Townsend Hr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24

Glue and Tape Fail
to Help Show Dogs
Judge Is Not
Stuck by Glue

II happened during the Judging
OF the bull terriers at the Garden
Yesterday. Frank Fessenden Dole
the Judge. has been acquainted with
all the fine points of tho breed for
many years: also. he knows every
trick in the exhibitors trade. and
the dog fancicr who wishes 10 put
over trick on Mr. Dole must set
his Zig Ben alarm TO go of very
early in the morning.
Mrs. \. l.. Reynolds entered the
show ring with her champion Mikclo
ON y leash. Nikelo's shapely cars
we're carried 80 stiffly above his
head that Mr.. Dole grew suspicious.
He bent down and examined
Mikclo's right ear.
Madam. what have YOU put on
that dogs ear" he demanded of
Mrs. Reynolds. Mikclo's owner re-
piled that the dog was suffering
frum a sore car and that she had
dressed IL with salvc and talcum
powder. Mr.. Dole looked at the left
car. II was as stiff as the right.
Mr.. Dole had seen enough.
Il am sorry 60 differ With YOU,
madam. but YOU have put glue on
the dogs ears, and ! will not judge
him." said the judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
AMERICAN FREIGHT
VESSELS FOR ORIENT
CASTOR, Williams & WigmOre
Will Buy Six Ships.

BY the organization yesterday of the
CASTOR, Williams e. Wigmore Steam
ship Corporation, with a capital of So
900 900, the American flag will still fly
on vessels carrying freight TO the Far
East. This was announced By the or
ganizcrs of the company. Of which
George A. CASTOR is president; James
A. Wigmore, vice president; ". J. Bud
long. ce-president: william II. Will
Jams. treasurer, and r. II. Lee Martin,
secretary.
The company's ships will ply be
tween New York. China. Japan and
Vladivostok. II is planned to acquire
six vessels the tonnage Of which ranges
from 1900 to 5000. They are the
Virginia. the Lord Dufrerin. the Car
olyn. the Eskasoni, the o. II. Brown
and the Maryland. The company will
also take over contracts recently
entered into with the Great Lakes
Engineering Works for the delivery OF
large cargo steamers. Two new boats
will be delivered in the spring Of 1917,
and negotiations are now pending for
the purchase of other ships.
In addition to the officers, the direc-
torate Of the new company will include
Charles II. Sabin. president OF the
Guaranty Trust Company. In outlining
the objects of the company President
CASTOR said:
1.-THE object for which this company
was formed was primarily to handle
the shipping business of Castor, Will
Jams e. Wigmore. Inc. This company is
now handling large volume Of freight
between the ports of New York, Arch
angel, Vladivostok, London, France,
Spain, Portugal, Cape Town, South
Africa, and other ports.
Another important branch OF the
company's business, and one to which
it expects 70 give great deal of at
tention. will be the handling Of ship
ments for the Far Eastern division OF
CASTOR. Williams g. Wigmore, Inc, be
tween New York and Shanghai, China
and other Chinese, Japanese and Far
Eastern ports.
"This company also will be closely
affiliated with Castor. Williams Wig
more, Ltd, Of Canada. q corporation
which was organized 70 own and OPP
crate vessels flying the English flag
The capital stock Of the latter com
pany is TO be increased TO 81 ,OO0,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS will be received by the
Board of Water supply, At It's Ofices, twenty
second floor. Municipal Building. Park Ro~,
Centre and Chambers Streets, New York
City. until II A NJ. on Thursday February
-. 1916, for Contract l63 Tor lining with
brick masonry portion OF IN, Esstyiey
tunnel OF the CatsAill aqueduct. RE portion
OF tho tunnel 10 be lined IL about 500 fe.s
long. The work - located In tho town Of
Mt Pleasant Westchester County. New YORK
AZ the above place and time the bids viii
be publicly opened and read. Pamphl.t.
containing Information for bidders and con-
tract drawings can be obtained al the ahova
address. At the Office OF the Secretary Nv
deposltins the sum Of ten dollars tSlol IN
cash OF It's equiv slcnt Tor each parnphl.s
For further particulars apply TO the oltic. %
the Principal Assistant Engineer al The abos.
address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN p. CALVIN
cotnni,sloners OF The Board OF Water supply.
GEORGE FEATHSRSTONE. sccre.s.s. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
tANY UpSETS IN
JUDGING AT SHOW

-aig men and riders of cross
.'i-'iy had special interest in sew
breeds judged during the day.
....a.s1'sns, the plum pudding dog OF
"a coaching days, were the Ia
- Win the amateur whips, many
"sm Keep them about their stables.
Aa'lan Cu Pout, of Wilmington.
Nho was prominent at the last
- Horse Show, won a blue with
Sp9y' Rockclfc Sun, but the blue
Ivy pest dog puppy was won by
' .-, s. Roadway, the well turned
IL. VIZ posted entry Of Harry I.
l,.. %, ielr polo player.
Or IN lo!o I.syer. Arthur Whit
~. ne Nhiprluy River Club, won
~ tI,, dog, with Oh. Pcnwortham
vit-lo winners, bitches. was capt
49,, NE WndhOlmc Kennels ca.
49,. nose. The American bred Dal-
a. :. are regarded As much better
y , %s British importations brought
,,l .'ssiihg the early days Of the re-
i ~ interest IN the breed.
a. SLOWS we're never better IN
Nv %, they IRE going back seem
~ popularity that is, If the
a. . . az tie show IS a true index
,f-s.ie esteem Tor The breed. for
M han The entire bcuching OF
~ wi may be- counted any after
k.sr,l. We PARK a. passengers IN
ag.S1ues. The Windholme Kennels
s,rs..le Bolo won in novice and
! a i !, bred and Windholme's Bub-
"a, !, ~, M INIT class, both in splendid
3at pe tue IeG bloom so much de-
d oVsa winners classes went 20
f<s,.ocl~ ' 81 record. respectively the
s,r,S,. nenneis' On. Yucy and the
sc AenEol5' On. Chip Of China.
'Sl''aar Divides Honors.
q ss 'aiis, settlers the honors were
sa lido iy William Tallman be
% s gsvaeh sasw uotab.li,ics and the
q ' !, have teea working in The
sle, ." IN, ,ae fed trials. In the dog
s,:,, IlSss With field trial records 10
an. PIE rebons included Robert
ESQ., Armstrong; Fred. Joe
fass Road Ranger and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
CHANGE OF NAME.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
In the matter ~ the application 81
S T. McCOMB. INC. for authority 10
change Dos name 10 S. u. McCOMB & CO
INCORPORATED.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that :. D.
McCONB. INC. domestic corporation,
having It's principal business once at No
IS Maiden Lane. In the Borough ~ Man
haitian. Ney York city will apply 20 the
Supreme Court OF the State OF New York
AZ a Special Term. Part I. thereof. APP
pointed % be held IN and FOR the county
OF New York. a. the County Court House.
In tho Borough OF Manhattan. city OF
Ncw York on the End day Of March. 1915.
81 10 30 o'clock IN the forenoon OF that
dsy or a. soon thereafter Is counsel can
bc heard. for al order authorizing said
corporation - change It's corporate name
TO :. D. McCOMB & co. INCORPORATED
and Tor sucn other relief as the court may
deem proper.
DATED-New York, y. Y. February 5.
1916. s. p. IccOMB. INC.
By
SAMUEL '. NcCOMB, President
WILLARD =. TOMPKINs. Attorney for
Petitioner - Broad street, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
Sales in Auction Rooms.


81 Joseph ? p,~
ATTORNEY ST. i52. s. 100 q stanton S. OK
100 B. SIS ienmt and stores Brooklyn Bui|Gin<
Material 60 AZ Kate fucker ot a. ; 4 Pote-
sy. prior mtg s. 600. partition. To The pialhd7
BROADWAY. ". isss 2is'h -. 751ioo: " VI
stagz at Provincial Realty Alliance ~ al; J. ]
kscsh atiy: dge. 90 ''e''' taxes etc. '''e'.'f'
SEAMAN Az. ;. 5iSsa eisth =. soslco: SAM
: g. "a ,'m so ,i' =, s N.rc a'i ''''''' '
TERRACE VIEW Az . lOe ~ - Adrian -.
l0isI,.I irresi 'iy frame dsls Du mo. agi
siy: Que. sj.i7Ti5. taxes. $3.50: To he plaintiff
" b Henry Brady.
'Sr ~ 81 .y 'g SIds, and ,y r..r .,.5, T H.sy
,st ks'nan 90. =, 81 Il az ,a '{ y, d ss ,so
ByJ.H. MAyer
mn Az. So -. 1873 % isth =. 2J3Eloo. ,'y
fcnmt srd stores Bschrarh and eno. efrs. az :
Freedman - al. l. I.iebeskind. any: due. "
81 b. tsAss. $685.. prior mtg. $1,000: "a, lien.
Ss3 90. to tGs p.4intf ior ;lgo over phof liens
Al 32os Sd Az:
81 Henry Brady
UNION Az. rs. IS ss2.2 ls5th - .OIi7a9 5
~ nAi LAWYERS Morsas. CO lst f ,g i, 4;
UNION Az, 90. :. 5ee.2 18Th T. iorli3.e. 3
~ fiat johnson and oths. Us. sst ..me same
s''ss. due SsIi2 50. ,ares. etc 'Ls5jisi re
UNION Av go. { : is2e is5ih a. 4oti51e :
~ Fat. Albany tity SAVING. Inst .nd sno *,
ssn.e same 1fDs. due So. go y. tsGcs. etc. 81
So g.. uai1cgflsed f0r fsh -.
- l. j. Phillips Co.
BECK ST. -. 20 li6th st. ej1ioo 2 .y
dris " " Powell. ~ and auo az dc Hi-
e. a.. Hpxers a ; aitss. due. s.. 500 S. taxes.
etc. $3.50. 10 Clara Dean for 800.
BY Joseph 7 pg.
LYMAN pL. s. 5lo.s \ l62,h s. 'cI-eI'9
vacant: ; Holisnder sr Annie LAMBERT et a. Y
g Oppeuhelm. att due i3li6e 20 tho plsinif
for Si.eoo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
Three Apartments Planned
for Site Now Occupied
by Ten Dwellings.
INVESTOR GETS NEW
CONCOURSE HOUSE
Purchases Parcel at 184th ST.
Corner-More Activity in the
Marble Hill Section.

William S. Baker sold FOR the Law
ycrs' Mortgage Company to the Hoy
treis Construction Company, Isidor
Refs. president, 462 to 4s0 West 150th
ST.. ten three story houses, on plot
170x100 feet, between Convent and
Amsterdam avs. The purchasers VIII
rcimproyc the site with three five story
apartment houses. each 56.4 feet front,
from plans by Gronenberg & Leuch-
tag. architects. For the operation Mr..
Baker has secured for the builders a
building and permanent mortgage OF
S15O.000. Maurice Lyman represented
the building company The Lawyers
Mortgage Company acquired the prop
orty last August in foreclosure pro-
ceedings
Richard II. Sobie has sold for the
wicklow Building Company 7. j.
Dwyer, president, 10 a client for invest
ment. the northwest corner OF Grand
Boulevard and Concourse and 1S4th ST.,
five story apartment house. on plot
62x92 feet. This building has Just been
completed. The same broker sold =. j.
DIVER this plot Of ten lots about eight
months Ego. which he improved with
four high class apartment houses and
which are just completed and well
rented
Tho 4. n. Gittorman Corporation
have sold for a client of A. l.. & >.
Wolfson. IS Adrian sv.. near 22Ith ST.,
Marble Hill, three story private
dwelling. on plot 33X75 feet. The
purchaser will occupy. This ia the sec
ond sale in this section within week
lv the same brokers. who report a
brisk demand for properties in the sec
tion.
Other sales follow:
ll5TH ST.-W. !. Huston & Son have
sold for DR.. Harman Smith to a cash
customer 4i3 West l4Jth S., three
story and basement brownstone dwell
ing. on 2 lot 1899 feet.
HOE AV.-The Galveston Building
Company. Philip Hcrschowski, prcsi-
dent. sold TO Max Marcus. for cash,
1873 and 1885 Hoe av., two newly COM
pleted five story apartment houses, oc,
cupying a plot l00Xl00 feet. located zoo
feet north Of Jennings ST. Each struct-
ure contains accommodations for TWEEN
ty-fve families. They are fully rented
and were held at 100000.
FORDHAM ROAD-1he triangular
block bounded by Fordham Road, Cres-
ton av. and 1ssth ST. has been sold by
Harry Davis to client Of II. A. Doug
las & Co. The property contains about
4.2OO square feet and fronts III feet
on Fordham Road, sl.9 feet on Creston
av. and SO feet on 1SSth st. II was pur-
chased by the seller about year ago.
The new owner will probably improve
il with a taxpayer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
Brooklyn Sales.

Henry Pierson & Co. sold $50 10th
ST.. three story dwelling. l9.6x10O,
for L. Sheriff to Marion Vandcrhyde,
and 5iS I'd ST.. three story dwelling,
21xl00. for Louis Bonert.
Frank II. Tyler sold the southwest
corner Of Throop and Willoughby avs.
2O0xl5O. for the Throop Avenue Pres
byterian Church, to builder for i'm
provement; a plot 3i0xl00 on 10th st
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
avs, for William Paulsen to builder,
and 1914 Coney Island av., three story
store and fat, for Florence NJ. Kelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
The Why Of 1t.

Why you may been lifted to such pedes's'
Bea he the
because more than his best to the game
through clean living When called upon he was A
ready TO furnish his share out OF turn
brain with his Drawn IMAM
by the score
Of brains and courage were ~
ing the day pitched Mahewon the ouk Of MS ~
in which for sixteen years " ~
held. by homes nd hostic fan alike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
SCHOONMAkER STAR OF
JUNIOR FENCING MATCH

L. VI. SHOEMAKER, representing the
Fenccrs' Club, won the junior duelling
swords championship, defeating eleven
other competitors IN the annual COM
petition at the New York Turn Nerein
last night. 7. VI. Allison, OF the New
York Athletic Club, was second, with
2. A. Curtis, clubmate, third. A. >.
LYONS. another Mercury Foot fencer,
also reached the final round. In the
latter play. shoemaker won three
bouts, while Allison was successful IN
two. Lyons and Curtis failed TO record
a victory. and in the fence-off for third
nlacc. the latter was the winner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
The March of Time.

Maty has going with the Giants each spring Tor " many
wears that this he his last journey 10 haoo"
sum belt
Youngsters beers watched his hrst games are INV
such enduring even
strides that few haven the march of time
Of worked over
OF nearly 'Vo victories
reports on his cohd0" as ''
read daily bulletins the of his work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
Suburban Leases.

Cocks &. Willots have leased 10 f. T
Frelinghuysen for term Of years the
Algernon Boyesen property at West
bury. l.. l. The estate adjoins the
property of Thomas Hitchcock and
Charles Steel and is in the middle Of
the Meadow Brook hunting country.
The fine stone house of ]. Brinton
White. on the east side of Roseland
av.. Essex Fells, n. j., has bean leased
by +. VI. Crawley & Bros. to John A
Sullivan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
100000 Community Building.

William A Read is to erect 100000
community building on the Wright
property on Purchase St, near Harrl-
son av.. near White Plains. The build
ing will be turned over to the Property
Owners Association of Purchase. II
will be devoted to athletic, educational
and social activities, and among other
features it has rooms for branch o.
the Harrison police hesadquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
rsgIs-Eyed Dole Is Quick
10 See Articles
in Ears.
FASHION DAY IN
BIG EXHIBITION
annals. GayIy Docked in lndl'
', ridual Blankets, Rival Their
Owners Sartorially.
r, FRED HAWTHORNE.

las OF the Westminster
ne s'eV'.- .l ,,,. sbo,v q, llad,-
s,-ra. Club a'"""' we -.
S,rsre Garden seemed 10 DC
d., 5ar. Judging from INC ""i"'''
ur.t;y o. u.s. ,.or,l Tic
la lights OF INC CANINE 49,
eve more st ease. TOO. having re-
-s' -. s,,r' continent in the ward
,'fe9 nv ~ fhorc' was much rivalry
','e me- @.
= ~ sVs 49, 49,. i.-.- Law O. showing sew
Dg:is 90. -,.r3'tc Eccp the viei-
90. ia' 60 ., ~ Clio mitch that only
-; Aclea ~ No. isidc from TIC
s,ssip co" p..-s i,.. Nv \ 7 R,v-
'',si'i g. ~ to,~d in the bulltcrr or
,'ss g.. ric.ror r. Chandler. %
ass pm came ont with an
lgs'oIo.o.'A.,,. ,~ tho Manchester tcrr.c~
''is'
~. v... Cran6lcr's first appear
i Wa .t.s RING. and she was
i1l' u i..,.,,. ror.ols and thrilled.
co'ssPohu .h. Jo'cful Mr.. Dol,'s
Assm u N@ .. -...o9cJ ITSELF stcrnlv
ssge ~ p...- lforen's ears. Thcy
on IVY .u'.~J ,,,tb iauntv mir that
f'a'sea uis .-i,.. ~. bc,nr artificial. An
',i-'a ~, r-o,-c5 that patty's little
'la''''.a'' .,..'., r,,cd with adhesive tire
''e'''' wv
c,...u.- t1-.hod furiouslv. and
", .s..-.,s i.~ ,r o. fathorlv man
W po. .' az. .,', lo,. ont ~ The ring and
' 10 'oNy '.- 49, ~stvrol ,ra,.
ave h'N I'' f-- ..-l,.-o4 .b.+ efo
e yos.s "e'.'"'. - 80 NJ
.oaght ai..'.'s ...... W. sbc con,o
"a. ,N'u 5 80 pee. .bo third
70 'Nt 49,. sfi.s chandler VAS
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aus &c $50; o,.o,.'' oaTs ae a
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ty 70 ho-r.sI' O. ''1s. "':.' ''-'
,.e Is .presldlnS DID ..' 5"oGG ne
Iss cressiest dogs lA lne Gafue'.' &c.
'tngt our ilnlleu nl'o~ 80 - " re-
Vaal I'D CORE, eos '" h.ja, % - p
re French Dullooss D,lo assas 49, ~ ~
scott on ''e i4e1-a'. i'.s .ioo-,
~ dozen OF ,'.s. Ell - ss.,;,,
zen are HOuseu .l' q 80. - u III
low SIX. Livery one N'"-s ~.
10 yellow ovcrcoat or sIlp,oh o. s'.H'
I'd just over me iisH' snou!uer ."
a garment are inc dog $ i III,
ised in blue sllk -u'chinnG. ms Is
& 10 be me lqst wore IN faIls s.3 e.
freAcn o0i4a iooA'" properly '''
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JOY sA!e nero N"9 V.,.t q 49,
ah'ay s. inc 9Niels VEN e'oPp,',s
'f lti pels. HO Ol"s, Wy Ie'5
gEy interested IN cog oIei. 49, @Fu
a.esman Drought out nan u9@eH
'vs the purchasers were ss.lsheG.
4 10, that one ls 700 ae@IF; baD!
- toss y on IN me nlgn', ne Is so
s,ess. salo one % ~ G,,-'''
l Is 20 ry' ~. 90. 49,; - b"~sboe ;r
1 ..- .'s W. e. 49, bo;.les contain
1 ...ii.- ~ . ~. 80 Ovford ties in
H. s -...'-s 49, ,'b;cb Lavc tho lat
1870 -, tbat run nm the
- 81 'Le uo1.7. c.oa ,lsco Of which
4 Ios my -. ~ A." 49, yeture in ali its
l...T 49, - -', o~o ,bing we learned
-. -, -. ~. Lra,e,.tIs, men as far
n. ioys sra concerned The feminine
,,,,or Of Tie crowd showed not the
l -b,es. besitanc, I'm approaching the
u -. - r--. Ella l,.fIoos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-24
Close to Everything.

Mathewson in years about as close to having everything
amcrem could
Of his and hi, courage MS iauA' anu
troll; OF his ball and his judgment
But with this he speed 81 have pitched soo many
he told US recently old the young
entirely must confess Seu 10 ou ~
howl fast Icould m the ball travel
He had everything to the focus he ne" now
vhv WIFI to use