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THE WEATHER
Official Forecast

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer.
aey: Probably showers tonight and Wed.
nesday; moderate variable winds.
Showers covered the lake region and
eastern Canada during the last u hours
and occurred locally In the central Missouri
valley and along the south Atlantic and
cas-. gulf coasts. and in the far northwest
The temperatures have risen throughout
the eastern half Of the country and are gem
orally back to normal conditions or slightly
above. Seasonabe temperate prevail in
the western half of the country, with no
decided or important changes during the
last "a hours
IT, & Weather Rureau RulIatiu
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Aged Shoemaker Dies Suddenly

Bonneville X. Hausman ll1S West Rit-
tcnhouse street Germantown, died from
heart disease today in his shoe-repairing
establishment at 5Si7 Germantown avenue
Mr.. Hausman would have been II years old
next Tuesday, on July /, Mr.. and Mrs
Hausman celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary, Mr.. Hausman is survived by
a widow, four sons and a daughter. The
sons are the Rev, W. Scott Hausman. of
Lansdowne; Ward b. Hausman. Chauncey
J. HausmRn and Ario Pardee Hausman. all
Of Philadelphia. The daughter is Miss
Charlotte Hausman, of Milton
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Three Greeks from the island Of Kalym-
nos arrived here as stowaways on board
the American steamer Atlantic, from Mar
seilles The men, who gave their names
as .tntonios Melias, Nillita Glias and George
Janhauris, said that because of the uu-
certain neutrality of Greece in the Euro
pean war they found no welcome in any
Of the European countries they visited Att
er many rehuffs they decided TO come to
America, They are held by the mmigra-
tLOn authorities.
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Former Atglen Pastor Dies

LANCASTER, Pa. Sept 5.-The Rev
Robert ]. Holmes, a former pastor Of The
Atglen Baptist Church, who until two
months ago occupied the pulpit of the Nv
acS, ~ Y, First Baptist Church. died YES
terday at the home Of his father-ln-law. !
Dallas Philips, at Atglen
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Speaker Increases Lead OCer
Tn Cobb to TUelUe Points

Cobb and jackson lost ground, while
Sneaker went along at an even pace in
the doublc-headers Of yesterday Cobb
made two hits out Of nine times up
against three out Of eight attempts for
Speaker. which represents a loss Of five
points for Ty who now trails the Texan
by 12 points jackson went hitless In
eight attempts and lost six points. The
averages follow
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Woman Shoots Man During Quarrel

During quarrel last night John Lonand.
negro. % years old, OF 26s Spruce street
Camden. was shot in the loft breast near
the heart by Laura Butler colored, 20
years old, OF the same address Lonand
was taken to Cooper Hospital.
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G. NJ. NJ. Wins Logan Cup Race

OCEAN CITY. y. j.. Sept. 5.--G ~ Mills.
psush.s O. NJ. NJ. won special race Of the
yesterday for the Logan cup. given by Alex
Lawrence and Edwin Lancrty,
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10 handle NuBone i'made-t 10
measure CoTsets. sells at sight; repeat orders;
POSITIVE guarantee with every sale; lnyestI'
gate az once; our three and 5-wire stay gets
the business. not sold IN stores: free train.
nesday between a.. m, and l D. m NuBone
corset Co. suite 524, 1894 Chestnut 81
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT OR AUDITOR
Young man, % years, desires position sz
accountant, auditor or confidential assista nj
70 executive with reliable concern where good
future Is offered; excellent business and eS-
eculiye training and thorough knowledge or
modern business methods. including account
lng,- man2gement etc; references: $500
MAN. young, college trained
CapaOle OF manasing campaign desires posi.
only NJ SIP, Ledger Office ''3'9
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TELEPHONE OPERATORS. local and long dis
lance eXpe1lenced, ApPly Keystone Teis-
YOUNG LADY sensible. over is. good pems6
and accurate , e figures. for general clerical
factory. Address, stating experience i All
I.edger Central "1A
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j JUVENILES Figure in
Matches Against Vets
Today-A New Era
Begins in American
Golf.
BY SANDY McNIBLrCK

WV J'N''ieS' o"e "i''F 10 '''t' '''''
L tho local champion OF tho juniors, ana
a considerable number Of boy golfers not
.o, 100, .,, ,.,t,,t, ,,.o.,t.. ,,-,. t,,,,. g.,
y'' p"'' ,'' '''. u,
Ihe inat'h's TOT inc Eoil chaihpiohHh'P OF
the United States and effoctually knock on
the head the ancient saving that golf is
IAN old mans game"
Many an ancient wet" was crowded out
Of the going because the pace sot by the
Youngsters was too swIf'
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bank. and In the bouncing he was not down
In better than another six. lie finished
with II. and then had cause TO worry
when he kept on slipping on the east course
In the afternoon. He wound UP there with
an So. Hts total put him nine strokes
behind w. c. Fownes, Jr,, the winner Of
the medal.
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NIILLISERS

Lit Brothers require milllners. Apply En-
ployment Bureau
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Observations at Philadelphia
Lamps to Be Lighted
The Tides
PORT RICHMOND.

Autos and other VshIeLes ,......... $3.50 Q. m,
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REEDY ISLAND,


ssssssssss tssstt.sEssss
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-OPERATORs-The Bell TeI.pbon.
Cqmnany offers positions as operators 10 in
years old salary 50 week while leaTning-
with rapid advancement; a steady position as
sured, with pleasant surroundings and uniis,is /
opportunity ot promotion Apply in peTson
to the Bell Telephone COmpany's OperatoTs'
school 40 igs an Market ST.; daily Fstwesn $40
FRIDAY evenings. between 80 and $50 oIcIoc'Etu s'tu
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AseEw water We. .s-
Low water
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AUTO REPAIRING
AUTO SUPPLIES
AUTO TIRES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed $500 miles, Compare prices.
GRIMS, e36 n, Broad st.
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El advenimiento de Hin
demburg, obedece a
causas puramente
politicas

Il IO"lllDidllllfItu tfl iliai 'SIu' WI
Hindemburg. como iefe del EStado
Mayor. nn SustiIucidn del general
Falkenhayn. rS uno DE los grand"S
acontecimientOs de la guerra. Su
;"n'ficaci6n eS tai. que aun NaIlaS
Scmanas deSpuGS de habcrSc produ-
edo Sigur SiendO de a~ctuallda. CO.
mo un hceho que Ia de Icner gran
les cOnsecuencias p%OIiticaS.
NADIA on apariencia Legitimate Ia
Salida de i'~alkenhayn. FL antlgun
miniStrO lie la guerra. c~Onvertldn or
icfc del Estado Mayor. Sc yela atrl-
muir las virIorias De 1918. 10 mismo
cXaciamrnic que a MarkenScn y
HindGmbury. 81 So va. no rs. pu">.
OOr ra2One> militares, SinO llnlra-
mente ,,Or motives Dn!itiroS. II
OucSto que Ocupa lIindemburG .
"Iivale on e. momrntn actual. a IL
iirtadura. La decision ha drD!do
rOStarlr muchO irabaiO al Kaiser.
;IiS angIlStiaS DrrsrnipS. @ han he
tho DIV! lar. sin dula. que anicS de-
In guerra IL hahia dadO dc Iai0 +
IIindrmburg. p0rqur N rierIa> ma
uiObraS r"vnl0 la faltaS lamrnta-
lies V IIn>"raS del plan Imncrial. "ll
dorado pur 81 imperial SHE .otoi"
POr nira partH. como 81 rmnHra-
Tor no hahia DE mo>irar>r rnvliI0-
- de una ~popHlaridad ami" la ruai
palidrrr Y - bora II prcSti@io i'm
oorial? II GilIrrmo II ha pa>ado
.or rncima !r TODD "Sin. - porlu"
.rhia que haria falla VI salvador.
., Snl"mrnin contra las aIiadu~. -
~ contra Io> proE4@andi-iaS p*u-
orrn"ni<ias. 1--WE" rr"nrsi Armenia
mc,lida que In !c!rola :" aproNi
IA.
Los Conservatives prlI>lam"%. 30
can rnnvrrti.!o para GuIIlrrm" II y
I .obierno. on vHrdadrrn pnIsro
'rla dia romhatrn mas abicr'am"n
"a Y con mayor superintendent" Il
IrliImann-TIollwr=. M"iitan 81 ir.
~.ola. y para r"cmplazar" ruand"
'o-ur 81 m0mrnio. prop"ndran al
lmirantc q TirpitA. 81 homhrr
~"furrtr". partiiario de la guerra
rhmqrina y de- la lurha Il murrt".
llrcdp !or de- los ronS"rvad0rcS. 50
rgrupan iodo- los partitio> he Ia de
.rr'la. tnioS los rnryi0n.StaS Innu-
m"rah'rS Y lOd0s los Que :" apro\r-
han de la gI"rrt. He aduI por1a'
l"ria 81 "WorwarrIs" "Sto> tiItimo>
dfa<: "r>lo< Conservatives ii>pnn"n
j. una infIucnria. ruyl extension
IL Ia >o-p"cha >iluicra 81 pueblo" =.
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u WIS nun iHi'-
--Yo no he tenid0 nunra mas
Iur padre.
Yo lc miraha he hito on iito y n
ada mOmcnto m" afirmaba mas en-
i par"ridO lu" rrvrIaba con Prdr"
Lapipr.... Sdio que no po.lia ser g..
porIur Pedro drb"ri1 eStar va po"
- ~rinrurnta. como y0.
NO ti"n">. dime. no ii"u"- her
nano~ nj h%rrmanas?
Til crrS un vrrdadcro iurI. re-
rufuHi Il: 80 no he tnnido nnnra
lrrmana. nj hrrmano. nj los p0drfa
'rncr. porIur mi padre rrvHnt"
.uando va a>Omaba a los ruatr"
lIIuS....
Ent"ncr> una >Jibita palidcz in
yadin mi rOStro: W cOlnpr"N.il que
'Iurl hnmDr" Dc OiGS San=uinolcm-
los. aGlrlia afr"ntoSa bcsti@. era
mi propio hiio. que Pedro me ha-
bia a]rranraio para ~l!rvarlo a Su
nrnyinria por la mala rondurta dur
va Observable Ell aIuc, TEMPO. \
hrnmaia, M rnronfraha palalras
mn, JrrirIc: Il Saraba lie 81 bnISiIIn
iovaS, brlIa> iovaS. V me- las entire
.abs. Me- obli.6 a guardarlaS en-
mi hoISillo V on cambjO me eyiciG
vino de- nuryo No 10 llry; m lifrn
m Sorbi6 antcro. hacienda histr-
ri.|as Y mirdndomr ,ln modo in
,.onvonianic
Y fI,; este 81 mnmarIo an uIr
los a-rntrS hiricron sonar on Ia
Dgrrta I'm .nlpr IIc Va ronnri birn.
I-Slrd sabc 81 rrsfn. senior abora-I
ia rs I'M ra>o bicu raro. In rrcn
.o,,o In dire Porn dc iodas ma
.,cr,. o. mi mrrb,rho Va c~rioro
onr 80 .roa mo .or w ,,;on il
u. on,,ri,do n,r, rio nor Mo. M
r. ~cortcn J., r,bo,,
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La bataIIa del Somme y
yla opinion de Ia ga
ceta de Francf, r"

Nut>irOS Su.daIoS :" ,t!'He''''"l
ell ia . !adrro inferno 10 du'
Sulreh en- medic de "Std "F-'d "' w.
truccinn - ">panlnSo. La "'r''"
dc FRANKFORT 81 nE2ailo q" ID an"
finanza aIemana y uno de los 'HaFl'9
euDernalnentaleS mas i"rNleiteS. con
tIIma mas rada ia. las ihl"'''"-
ucs q"c " .'u'" Id w. -
me- c~s'"!""'iu's' p',
pu'"'o '.'!'''''' 'I"'
spil PF"P!''"s 81 'P'"''7".'' i"'
nora IS crave que los S''''a'"'' "H'
imprflo. FruIrln"> PH'FI''"'''''"' "
Ia '.rl"ilSlNa. u'spi''-d!'. S"'teli'r'-
lose 81 mayor t.''''P" P'>''''' ""
81 u'Ffcllp. ull il'F'''S!iI' "'9'"'''''-
II" iIasIa alu'. p"F FL '""i .A''I'''-
MIA les drhr immense y "ieFlo Fct'-
nocImI"nto
He adul las c"IciuSl"llra n'-'-
mi>ta> Il" uno d' "S leaders h"i
iran dlarl" a!enla": LA p"'a''a "''
>olnlmr continue con 'I'I'ET"Pr'"!4'H
muy ~t0rlada>, IU" II" SirNcH >I''
para prcparar>c ieprllil'Ill" 4 ilut-
voS r0mbatrS. RI ardor d'I a'a0u'
"> much" mayor elIr" los france
So 81" rnlr,' "a" in%I"'"s. per" uii"
49, E,.,4 .t,,, 81
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En- 1905. apar"riG Ill L"nirrS IN
libr0 que rarSi -ran ruid": trnia
por liiulo: LA invasion dr Iu=lal"-
IRA. 81 auIor. II. William l." Que
dr virja ra,a an@lo-mormauda.
aInlI" .oS ahar"S Il" Ia villa Il" -rI~
pairr>. lutheran h"rho que nari"-
ra en- >Irlo francis. VII 81 "h'a
muv diScuiida.
IIa>ta :" trati Il" ella Il" una ma
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pEsEO sAHER 81 paradero de mis- nerrn,.s

0ESE0 sABER el paradero de mis- her,n1-fs
GO> Francisco Medina y Francisco Vfiia -
Las ulIi!:as DDf!Cia> dc ellos. fuerOn recIpi- us
daS en- 1871 dc Sabtnal, Texas. FL primero -.
.ienr q aiI", Y Ell segundo 81. Anlbos son -.
ic MdichVala, ;. l.. r. Graiiricare cou &c. On go
orc, a ia persona que Inc IT, forrnc corl ~
EElCiiiIIG. hirijirSr a sra. Erui,ia Medina, -
Cuario No. :, Hotel Aurora. san Antonio, VI
tCSaS. ncspU:s del 81 he Noyienbrc. dirt. -
janlos al miSniO numbre. Gale dc tltan,ra g.
rs, lampiCO. TaHlps.. Mexico. "a
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iIi~EO Stiii.i,

ni-EO SAFER 81 JnraIrrO dc mi hpr!naDI
il -rlIura -I!inIli NlrdraE, "spDsI dc Juan
.aI-U, u"Iriulria q" SlTan. Edo. dc Guiana
IIlln. N"Nrru, ' (" cDrap 81 amos dc "dsn.
GralIIi"aIr rem sL.W al que Inc iniuTInr
r,;I "NIriI:ld. nIrii!r los iufprmeS I
! rT,nrl>ru Ai"araH, Bon 10, ClaIu;e. KAN
81. fiiqJ.
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liAgEll0S rUn rOda correction. cartas .
Gncrosas. de pc!lmento, felicitaclones, 6
JumplraIuS, :!iScurSoS Y toda clase de pee.
..4sS afuUrosaS, de anfrerSarlo, rpstrioilcgS.
SIC. frccic> moderados. WriIans. poT
.orIeo A +. CaIdrrGn, IiS Zacatceas Alley
san Antonio, Texas. =
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G~llASCARRILLOS

Gree listed ell la 'preparaci6n?-
p%regunt6 81 ministrO. .
-Clertamente que 81 replic6 unOss''
de sis. oyentes sicU;pre procure te-~'
uer alsunas carues frias Ell casa. ~.
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DARE lD.nH "u crcrIlIn Il Ia persona Iu,>.
iE' iHIifI" rpu .IacII:Ih 81 lUgar On don
Lr :" ":IrirnIr!I iU- ~IrTicnlH> HIcmbrUS'
go fur i]aiI.lia, NdVric!p hernandez, Sc!.y
"a iraija y Icirr i!CrniGdrz. IIirijir los,
m!urItc. q Mariana Hernandez, Sharon,
kdN>!>. itiigJ. .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19

DE~t.G SiBfIs Il parafcrO de- mis- to-
iaUrri ; l'ahlD Malta. I'll 1910, rCCibt il.
i"ihIr- Il" "lIG>. "a" :, cGcpnlraDaH rr
-Td .NHtn.IIu, T"Nd~. irrdtIrICarc con 800 4
II p"r~nHH qTc IN" inrUriHr ron cXaciilur.
H!rIir los !nluriucs u Ndlcnlin Naia,
!~'rar>ail, TEXAS. (ff2fj.
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PESOUfSAS:-

hE>E0 Timer I%IrrurIT"> cNaciuS Del Schnr..
!,>r >aIahar. Qur ruc "lnplcadp "u Ia
NdiI1u =" &. JIir"E duranlc Ia d%uIiuia-
cioH y~fllt>la "n Cl;I!tIa',ul. Is rlrpinIcro,
dr "Gl"!", "ri"ITiiriU de rarral, IIlIl. nrdiI-.
near" con tres iu"SC> sr SI>I T:prion II
HlIrIu IA IRINSA Il gui"m iniprmc So
III" Il particular. Dirijir>c j \. +. g.. tII 70.
"a PHGNSA. :
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nE>tO StIi.t: 81 parddcrD dc Ia sra. L.ui-,
=; I. Mur"nn. Ia mdfr", c>lrUSa del senior :.
]i-iin"'. Nrr"nu. y t%nIDICn d" uI- lIerTnl-2
no. Manuel, Nl@ucl. Federico tgisIfl o.
cha OF rr-r."rtN alncntr. In iHi@ rCriDi iaS -
@it,.rfl- uu,irEI- de- rllp-.. dosdc. III pasD.-
i"A:-. >DI.. urIgtnariuS dc silver Cil. y.
VI. ) = H. ptTsnua GHc Inc inrurInc dc cIluS =
con ":arIILId J.: UbscQuiarc S5.W y in ah, q
de sT-rflprinn 3 "a PREN>.h. lTrIilr los -
mrUGGIIcs Il +. i. CI3cGn. ScIiyrnln, hrizv-
ma. Ii3JJ. .
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- SGiiCiTAN Sc;lnritls bucpa presCncla.
m-iruida>, para mlynlfica rolOcacion en-
>diI Nn.Jnln u CuIlqulcr orc pueblo dc
Texas ~!.rIJlr>e pcrSOnalmcnte, Edificio
,iUulcr T)S. ni24.I
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81 HECEsiTiN ~>cnurrs ~;GvencS. buen1s
pr">cnrla. inslruIdCS. para magnlftca colo
cJrIun N san Antonio o %cualquler olro~
pueblo, lie fsNas. DlriJanse PERSONAL---VERY.
,r. E':ifi"io Glnier T13. ui2E.
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NE:EsIIo mrrl'ariIaS para limplar nueces
4 IH3 Trash Il. uiaO).
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~ ttNi;E. Ilr'iII"rl de primer "rd"i. In
formal; I%I Dakota II. tif9J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19

- ki.Nl,E it,iCuina prrfuraGu"r .r iuDn-.
: 'riuri .ut,u~ G">Ir l. 1 I Hulg3da. Tain
Juu rI!CuIna rin"nillElura "rOlein Slo"y
.. EI'..'. hare InT1tIIG> Ic<d" : IS Il =; pUi-
-rrl4> /" largo. iniorIiLn 10 Dakota y.
li5l'.
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- NENNE ,.fEll'" Iu"-U dr INSTRUMENTS
para hai.di a" ]llII>Ica. InrOruIdn rs r'ko-
H. II. tls1)
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GAS9A

81 t:prc rzSpa. 500 IS
cost T. Mas @
ciriuDo rat.L que - G-vLr
ca.Eu.
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---rTbe u Sc. Eosa
G. =Aa--. w .T- F.Ea1H D.
-
l- sr- To- Gyl-
20 ErGL gran rg
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-a61 4 ST Juan NJ
f--Ll. r. "r
--g
L.E u.T EFa q
r.1 81 E@--
--Lp.y.J.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-14
NELSON W. ALDRICH
ESTATE 100000
Valuation Disclosed in APP
praisal Of Property Tax
able I'm New York.
S3, 1892, $50 Is IN STOCKS

An approximate valuation OF the es-
tate OF Nelson w. Aldrich. former United
States Senator from Rhode Island. who
died at his New York residence on April
16. 1915. is disclosed in a~ifidavits MED
In the ~surrQgate's Court relating 10 the
appraisal OF the part OF the estate tax
able in New York. The figures indicate
that the estate will amount to about
Sd, 1000. 900.
Lafayette n. Gleason. attorney for the
State Comptroller. and Byrne & cut
cheon. counsel for the Aldrich estate
have agreed on the amount OF Senator
Aldrich's property taxable In this State.
This property consisted OF the yacht
Nir,ana, IN New York waters at the
time OF the Senator's death. and sold
later for s5s,15o. launch. $4,000 auto
mobile worth $4,000 and four horses and
a carriage. This property was left TO
the widow. Mrs. Abby T.. Aldrich. for
life. II her life interest was assessed
a, Sis.3lA.
An AFFIDAVIT by Edward u. Aldrich.
son of the Senator. set forth the property
not taxable I'm New York NJ follows:
Real estate In Rhode Island
aud connecticut ........... tSN.l5i
stock In corporations ........ 3.?3..ssO
! Bonds In corporations, Including
accrued Interest ...........f 500. q =
Personal rbai,cls. clothing. Be-. s3.s6t
Bank deposits ..... lU0.l5i
BIS and accounts receivable .00.0i.
the outstanding liabilities Of the cs-
tate were fixed at $s2,S5s. the expense
Of administration. $79.459. and ommis-
sions ON the Rhode Island estate, s:i.-
Ou0.
The New York corporations in which
Senator Aldrich held stock were the fol-
lowing: 1000 shares American Tcle-
! phone and Telegraph Company. 200
| RanLsrg Trttaf I'nr,n,px 40 t0nlpN TIN
Foil Company. 100 Guaranty Trust Com
pany and IS shares Silversmiths COM
pany.
The amounts due the decedent in
cluded t33.I36 deposited with the Guar
anty Trust Company. s11270 deposited
with J. y. Morgan e. co.. and sums due
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German submarine commanders accurate conception Of boat he blew up.
MIR. SPELMAN'S CONCERT.
Young Composer Presents n Pro.
Era m me Of Original Works.

Timothy Ma.her Spclman. a young
American. gave "A concert Of his own
compositions .esterday afternoon In the
Punch and Judy Theatre. lie played his
own accomplishments and sang "
group OF his own songs. There were
also piano transcrip,ions Of a suite for
orchestra. An audience OF thoughtful
looking persons assembled and bestowed
upon Mr.. Spelman the gracious euerdon
Of their applause.
There was food for reflection IN this
concert Mr.. Spelman has been touched
10y the contemporaneous movement in
poetry. albeit he has no; AID himself
PROSTATE before the altar OF "vcrs libre,
hut he Is an impressionist In music and
Ike all Of the schoo! hnds that poetry
conceuial which has something Of the
vague and Intanc bic in its fanc!es.
Mi. Srelman has gone far in the mas
terry OF tina, late type ~ harmony which
Offers as i;s foremost excellence elusive
ness. Also this young gentleman plays
Win rhythm as a cat with "a mouse
He has a wonderful voice OF his own
striklrgly unmusical. hut he sings ex-
press!vely and might be Interesting II
he had any moving message TO utter.
But IL all seemed So fragile. so pre-
cious and so ethereal that IT vanished IN
the grasp The texts az the poems were
printed IN "A Nery u.Nt little book and
showed a variety of tastes on the part
OF the composer. or course there was
on. 10y Maseteld, and a good ote TOO, A
true impressionists love to daily with
things like a sailors dreams But i
would lie interesting TO hear a sailors
views on the subject MIR. Spclman has
charming aspirations. Perhaps ne will
get hold ~ things some day
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DIED.

COBB On Arr.i /. 1915. Emma Cardler
C"hh. tauEu,ey of amber Cobb and
Beatrice Carpenter cobb. in her eighth
month,
Funeral private.
HARRIsS -on WEDNESDAY. Ap-r le. la'G.
al her lat. residence. i4o RivoriIe
Drive. Na.ef,a Lamar Hlrriss. wifi. Of
Dr. John Atom Hartiss
Friends Of the taiIl.y are iuvt'ed ,
",trui funeral service, at the rHsiIenoe
ON FIiiay. Apru -. At 10 - N.
Intarneut Wuon'awn Gem" 81
HINES. Edward II. aged e, rsu.,,l
TilE ~ NEENi. ''Hl'E,H -iI W,st
Twentr-'nlri street tFiu r. camp
bell Buildins' Iiue ls,cr
MARSToN -Apnl q 81 ri. home ~,
linton avenue. MnIrt Vernon. Y. Y.
Norbert Edward, son o. tho ATE
charles r Marst'n II Hartford, Conn.
Notice of funeral later.
HoHvuHcp, Em"y ra:yrh.'. No.U.yop.
wife Of tho lat" Aleu- Northrop. In
her eighty ninth wear
Funeral services A. Flushing Institute
Saturday April T., on arrival Of train
leaving renus''y'uia station 81 r, NJ.
PIERCE.-On Thursia., Ap,l' 10. 1915.
Adelaide HalIock, vie OF The late
Curtis II Pierce, in her eighty dyst
year,
Funeral services AZ her ate residence, IS
East 1894 street, on sunday afternoon
at , O'Clock. Kilhs,on. y Y. papers
please copy.
WERNER Thursday, ART ~, 1916,
Arthur Werner, son VI Ernest and the
late Theresa Werner, in n thirty
seventh year OF his age
Funeral AZ convenience OF tie family,
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