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i The Conning Tower
THOUGHTS o\ MOTTOES.
.?.???ley nr l-avy <'rocke'?
ra?
-:.re yoiir'e right, then go riboad,"
? I ruck me
p in--ule my mirror,
11.-?-!;- often.
? rying to make surr.
I 11 ?? i ' --.rn-how I dldnl !.
? ??? went ?ni strike,
;>otor ttild me I needed
s;
? ? mdcj 1 too much nene force In the use
,-ht.
1 trie : ? did Mam to
Keel ' efl ? ? my head,
ight that doctor wa
: - ? y
?' ring
f the lena?
those /??las
. " abbly
? shorter than usual,
m off, I seemed to shoot up
. beanpole.
hurt my nose and the Rpectacles
and made me Ft ill more nervous.
? ? ?-.,..
any luck.
? in.'-in-,' which 1
.n ?.nier to see
j.
them up.
tter now.
I.ut I can't be sure whether it was because
I \v..re ng enough to pet hack energy,
Or U'cnuse I gave up wearing them.
Perhaps, now that my nerves are better,
I would have still more energy, if I tried
Glasses ajrain, and th? y might not annoy me.
I've never felt sure about that.
The glasses are only one instance, but It has bwn
? ??;?>' thing.
Once I lost my way, where two roads forked.
I ask? .1 pa . ;ind as many told me to go to the left,
As to '
. ly I turned around and walked back, rather than
In wror.g.
. I've noticed a goo?l many folks,
Thai don't (hink much at all about l.eing right
Ars to directions,
I've Uiken down that Horace Greeley
(Or Was it Davy Crockett?) motto
From bcsiile my mirror, anil put up another.
?
who is the author?
L-UKA.
Mr. Churchill.
THI SACRIFICE Of A ?BEjTUL MAN?CIVILIANS FOR WAS?LOBO
GING PHRASE?THE CABAL?THE GEBMAJN W VY
?A \ \?\ SEABCH FOB an EXPLANATION
|ht !?15. by O W. Small?/ I
London. Neressb r 1 ?ft
l will ?tste in a sentence tl
sion left or my mind by tl I
Mr. ihurchill and the brief ci.mm?
of the Prime Minister. It is an i
? .
tha- -hill bhould have be
from the Gevei
rr.ent of this country. This Impress!
witty of his speet
which is of the highest order, r
Inly to the success of his defer?
or to the opinion of th?
which ws rongly and aim?,
unanimously in his favor. It is an ec
nomic amare*.
n Waated.
ere Is a man who has in a s
?he chara'
I useful to the ? ahinet and mo
t comiuct
the war.
of a
-.. That is much. B
?
? ? ? ? ? | B] '
and then
tha limits
I II?- BOVi
?
ma.* ?
ha*
?i a mes
?han most, aro i
.-al moment ?
?1, or com*
?
?f little u'
'imensc use here Thi
is why I call it an economic dlsaste
an example, and a
ample, of the wastefulness with \?hic
I on. And f<
?11 the flood of
wn by Mr. Cunrehil -
i there
; o explana*.n* .?f t:
?here he, fur this astounding neglei
I i liana as Warriors.
I am no* .- part
horn I hav
I, as I no
nly and unjustly. 1 ai
|
I
I r squan
n all of ther
I - ?
That ii i Ws al
r thi
?
passed a*
at is i
y to be tin
away or i,
war?; > urchi!
?
':.ry gov
?
mea"! Lor<
? It affordi
'?
-
'.?."
?M of what
class ha-. I
tl i, it i-,
- . ?? hill out
I
'
- ii war
?
war They
I >? war.
I
? ?
war.
of the Admiralty and Induced him I
accept the Chancellorship of tl
Duchy ?.f Lan door to
?inc? or late
he pi " .( hurchill a place i
?he War Council he has jus? ,
. ? ? .
Mr. i hurchill has r.
ned in what he calls In his !?
"lation a place of "well-paid h
I last moment Mr. A
? form
? ouncil of I
? 'hill out.
? therefore two :
blac;. m thi.s business: a.-i
two questions to be si -.
. did Mr. hdra
hurchill from the Admira
Why did he exclude
that seat in the War Council which h
..fer him ?
To neither of these ciuestlons ca
any authoritative nns>?'"r he given. Bl
?rile who are In a pos:
<? re?ponsib:
both on ibe Cabal inside the I
which 1 sketched above.
I ?. ' . UBS 'he word respor
Blbll - I ' such nr-n. The
are not responsible. They have neithe
power. Th
Prime Minister has both. The decisio
th case? was his and of neithe
der an account,
1 pause for one moment to draw
comparison. N ,-.a what th.
Staff is. it Co-.
thirty, or thereabouts, of thl
; : soldiers in the em;
re, chosen by strict competition
ted if found wanting ?.;. trial
r men taking their pise?
? <;. ? in : . ? '
? ? war. k> d to it only
lot subject to the War Oil
. rrou]
of authorities whatsoever. Theoreticall.v
like everybody ami every
thing else in Germany, ore roe]
?Y.i'cr aboul ess when hi
The Staff i? ?upreme.
Why Mr. Churchill Goes.
What I Waal to ask is what sort o
. \pr.-s?:on do you think wa? to b
faOOS whei they read the lis
of ? ? \\ h
or la the II I
land is the greatest Naval Power th.
world ha . bat there i? nr
them up thus:
\ Philo apher.
A .'.'
Th.- are Mr. Asquith, Mr
Muy.) George and Mr. MeKenna. Thi
i. Balfour, TI i
chant il Mr. Banal Law. They BtBl
sad do have, the advice of military
. .; . sporta, I i I whe
..Yans, including such
aa Mr Bi nar Law,
igew merchant, and Mr,
.. r b profeaaioa, brief
o melai I oljf record a
Bl '?? 1 ?I i.ce M
, - d that Mr. Churchili's
balanced mind, ai
tuoai w evea inatabli
' energy He
is a horn ruler, sdministrator, what
- carnation
outboi roag and more
? right be
dOWB, Me ?
? . four Th? ?
|p to be bad from
him. rSaid Mr. Asquith to the
? ?aried and of extreme
and delicacy I have ?
. him a wl?e counsellor, a brilliant
? d a faithful fn?r,?l "
? him.
which
. discharge eertaialy
? ? ? ? rhap? not much
otaei major of Oxford?, hire
Veorr...
l In Mr, Asqulth peraonallv
. ?. Mut h?- t 11
If ?? party leader: of
futur?, of hi? Radie?] col
i- men of influence hereafter
? d therefore
.1 this
laaatiaa, but I know of no .?th.-r.
<;. vv. s.
STUYVESANi KIN
UNVEIL MEMORIAL
Bust Tribute Faces Altar
at Spot Where Stern
Warrior Knelt.
VAN RAPPARD MAKES
PRESENTATION SPEECH
ral Wood Replies. Accept*
ing (iift Ol Queen in Chapel
on Bouwerie.
After almost three hundred ?
?/"rant's rtl|
terday fa'-t I
he had
?if hi?? I
111 ':.
?
his es- .
last time before he passed to that ?and
whither sil | IS go.
Yesterday men and women, many of
them bearing the names he often
enter of New Amsterdam,
irath' ?? ?'.irk's-in-tl i
huilt on the spol
?
bannir
'"nun
grsnddsught?
tion, ss
ter from the Nl
his presentation atldress, en .
hooked nosed, virile face of
Stuyvescnt looked again upon the al?
tar.
The bold features of the gallant
head gleamed In the dim light of the
old church. Toon Pupuis, foren.?*st
sculptor of Bellend, had carved them
at his Queen's comman i. The
was her gift to the church where the
ancient servant of her country lay
! t ?
choir loft, men and
l, chanted a
Dutch melody, wl ich must
? ?? church of
cnr4 agoi
"We | ash the '.ord'a
Hr el and na 'r i Hie "?ill to
make known."
Abo'it the eh? ? 11 sted, si
Bl '?
?
Re?. Dai Id Hun i ic
?
rinity
?
?
K ip
of ilit* Department of the
- ? ? .
foi his go i rs
?
"l do not know why I. a
have b led to accept the bust
t?s a i
? because our army
art- our Bl I
"Yes remember that
tram]
con
iruns. ?? lids me of
"
of the old ?
land ninl the l':
?
. Van
?
i
ne fed Anne
bust
relit
? con
M n y.
CARDINAL TUXET.?VS
GUEST FOR WEEK-END
.Many at Colony for Clttb Affairs
Ri"k Aw lits V Inter.
Tuxedo Park, V Y . .
day nnd numerous s?
brought mi to-day.
?
! last
club
- ? ?.merican )'i rns In
lalned .?ver. The
i l.urcr, of
Our Lady Of Mount Carmel entertained
r tha week end.
Mr. find Mrs. H.
nlnco.
?
at IIrook
on Sonda]
?
l:? v.
de r.
the i:
(-there. Th" (
'
'! V.
Mr.
Morris, wht
?
?I... inl
chart
Mor
.
Th??
? le of
Ii d and
?
be ?n ex
?n of niotn
Robert
?
i ,i Pooler will
'. th"
? k <*tl?l
lid Mr. an.: M
.!. Mr. am. I
M. w.
roe, Mr. and Mi
mith an.I Mr. and
rman.
Mr hard L Morris seeni
Sundaj i other er?
?
Will.
I ? I man Lew, [r., M. < . De l'ham, J
F rede rieh Tarns, Mr. u \\
im ll.
Rams? I i.l * Beverlev
Doer ' ' Bob
van Vorai and
i
.1 Ha i ?
' I
a lare? ?v. M
i?day at Tu
:
TO ACT IN ENGLAND NEXT TEAR.
Ethel Parrymore, who will take "Our Mrs. McChesney" t.. I
in the fall of 1916.
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Ethel Bairymore to Phy
r>. Brief '.tason in
London.
I Hartvmore. who ha? not ap
? ir many eeaeone,
? -Oar Mrs Md hee
' irlnir tho fall of
Mis? Barrymora onen fot?
for ?11 tin ire of aetlag be?
h sudiencea, but she ha?
der.
'Ih?, insistence f Alfred w. Butt,
oa'a most o . i? re
?pon? " irrj ntoi s'a chnnj?'?
vman.
? pr?s
commun cal ion, set
. place
n?.
Tn ai hat the old
joke? H.-.' beat, E li Bothern oil
re 1 amor
? I : "I.. l!
? ? '
'
'
then
,i -
D the nifrh :
Marcus Loew'i circuit, the Fe<
player
? ? he.? uon?
Emn Dunn,
-, -ii. .
i ?- '.'.
? .
hose in the eoni
i ? i -? con
? 'jr.
. : I Into 1
?
?
ling.
'
"i II. Crane.
who will .'?
i Ben
I Y .'
The performs!
Itjopra
need in
. ht.
ami ""
playa Th. .
?.-i London.
-
A ?econd eompanv - rinces?!
? ? ng at thi
? ?I 00
Metroi ..litan
COLUMBIA EXPANSION URGED
Deai \\ ishe?< AslltatlBBs to Aid lasase
v.t Seeking Degrees.
Co'i.
?
1
"In . ork, rich in in
i
ty baa an .?reate
an ednrationft! fi -hi h would
, be th?
Dal work of the
rait? i? now oa a grad?ate basis.
?
preliminary laatoBetloB to
that of "ruction a
ta-e i.: _ ling ih* n.lvanced
;- This impnr
..ork. Involving the intern
of th?- science?, tan admit no art
Y i? of the hiuh-st i m
?
. re:.1 i ir a number
? irsuiag re?e?rch
?uch a oolicv would be
. ? i . rani iad anwiai
Red Cross Seals in Demand.
sack of the holi
ordera for. Red ( raaa ?eal?
' ar>- growing larirer ?laiiy. Amonjr theoe
.is are
Vincent Astor,
?'??.. ?'. Baaaard, Jeeepk 11- choate,
-\ Vanderlip, Rabbi Stephen s.
?>.--?, Mr?. lohn l'un..y Mitcbol,
George W. P.-1 km?, Mrs Oren Poo*,
M. u Hi rd 1' Straiaat, Setb Low, the
i .?' ? il. .. David B. Greer, lY.'.ert w.
m \ -. ? B .Y aaiaga,
' Thomas M ' airy, Herbert L Satterlee,
'Jacob M SchlrT and Jame? Speyer.
MISS HELEN WILBUR TO WED
Will Ile.?ime Bride ?>f (.. L. Mephenson.
Pel SSCI *i nie Oarsman.
South n?. ? ? , Pel Dec I An
enpngement of | | York,
i ?dolphin snd P
wn? that saaenneed te-day b? Mr, ad
Mr? V si ? P W Ibur, jr. of their
?.ran.
,;h.
Mr
;
. ?nem
' ? ?
of the Farming)
eut
MANY HE?DLINERS
ON TRIANGLE BILL
Nine Players of Reputation Ap?
pear in Thre: Pictures?
Oth r Ftltn Shows,
In sheer quantity of hea>!liners the
new Triangle bill ai the Kniekerhockei
is sacellsd only ' i war.
It sshlbita Lew Fields,
? Paw?
estt, '?' ' .rshall.Jane
'
also
'
.- nia-i who
C pos
?
posed to be a I i
studio, in - ii the
aforei I s working !he no
?
"
out. and is merely one more ?.lap-stick
'
ty of skulking Mexican'?, it
? ?-.- Do
It." 'i he lovi i y June I'.iey
?
? I
bit I Sere out
of Tu jV
. .
.- In "Let K.ii;- l>o
s Griffith stud os,
s- ?- on the eui
;
- in a rou^'li per
son In "Tl ??? Fuw
m Mr.
Mach wreaks an ' Mack
?
' ! irshall, ai
: tint* he soon ha-? a ehanCS
? can de sa a ?
resent r. Hi i built, ami n
hout the i
tates ti sops,
'. ' -rar h Tbcsl IVSrsI
months a< ?? ? Isy
return?- 1 te il 9t M of
? of bill. Frank Dani"ls ar:
In n tilm based on Mary Roberts Rine
hm"? "WI ?
reels.
. sa i Ann ? ' were
? eir'
Mr. ..
in "Th- Home
t
of Bight or Wi
'?'? " ain .1. I
*'rand
Theatre, with Ed in the star
role. A second feature tilm ?n? '"Jane,"
a hackneyed firce made enjoy?.
ce of t'ie laah Charlotte
tir<*env?
Robert '; " sesr a confirm?-.1
film play?'. ; st the Academy
? Th"r.tre in
his si ' ire, "Th? Unfaithful
? .irlo."
takei I ' .ni novel
?ay.
HILL-U.OI BABT.
Th?
of Mrs.
A!?*xi.nd"r Granger K? Bt, to Berton
Hill, of New York, took place
?or., at 4
K- ?
?clair. N. J., thi
I
arch, of Monte- ?
? wore a (rown of Amer
? luce,
and carried orchids and I
valley. P. Lawrence Rendes, of
falo, was be?t man. Mr. snd Mn H 11
? ?HU live at 110 Wes1 . sixth
' ?-'tre.-, thi* I
HI TSA(.EI--FF.ST<iV
?,poree F. Hufna?-el, a member of
! the Tnuune'i a : it, yes
afternoon married Miss Ada
Fenton in the < hurch .
as Borromee, at Sen nth Avenue
hi d 141st Street The Bev. Father
? rector, performed the
eeremeay? Th.* bride, who is the
.- tor of Lloyd Fenton. formerly of
. Branch, N J., was attendee by
Willis. Th.- heat maa was
r Warner. fcfter a reception at
boms, MM Wi it ii I I Street,
Mr sad Mrs. Hufnagel left tor Phila?
delphia snd Atientas Cttss
.
BIBLE SOCIETIES
RAYED IN PULFIT
Dr. Milo H. Gaies Declares
Publishers Are Book's
Greatest Enemies.
SUBSIDIZED HOUSES
?STEAL" APOCR i PHA
Protestants Should R?>.\ Ca?
Says, and Demand Reform
of Printing Mouses.
(a a fervid address to bit COB|
I the < ha?
?ht than. !
whole Bible. He ;
the
common people, and
new Lather ?hould u
them. In fact, Dr. Gal
wipe out the Bible locietiea altog
"The time lias come when ail real
?ants she ? the
. I
-
true ;
i.nner, 'The Bible
.
??h'tul .
'
i of the greatest libraries of sa?
cred wrttiaga :? contained In the
- contained such
.
Solon.
of the Thri. tie ?o
? each year Soi u uh
their appeals. J ;-?
atkir.K for furtl
ground that t i - . I ?
I fault of th?
'his l
"If these bible
Pn ?
"Th
from
?
not it
I
I
?
I
?
"In the n
in mourning? '?.
which la tl ' ruih,
hink- I
?
id.
?
ARDSLEY CL??B SCOKNS C
; on V? in'
Laacheon Pa tie,.
'
?
memi
lord.
'
Mr. and
?
Ira. C P
'
1rs. SI
?
ub were Ml
.holomae, M ?
I Mi '
George E.
it. 8m
'
1rs. /
nual y
the club on
CENSOR HIDES A NEW CO
llnly Hare News of Il> Diacowafl Per?
mitted la Leave South Africa.
p, Mi??.. I
.
Tayl? r,
B received at the
lay.
-
wich, reported that It ?
Porthei dets ? o?
could not I
sor," th.- .- lb
Doll Sale to Aid Wir Orphans.
, N. J.,
hundred dolls made by promit
'
: pi
:rs in
l'an?. 1 be pro ?
for Frond
the war. M he commit'
.- of the Montr!.-. a are
LI M .. Mrs. W. B. Pi
Mr?. John Reis. Mr?. T. H. 1
Hamilton M. Daw? ? and
Show Poor What to Eat.
To ?
?y ob
II b'"
-,ed to-night by the Bureau of
-, <?f the Y
tion for Improvli of ?*
Poor. The cami i '?-"t m the
Tompkin? Square Branch oi the
York I'uhlic Lihi 'enth
Street The mam feats
hibit of nutnti.
the ?tapie food pro.h:
To Urge Social Preparedness.
ptlbaum v.. '?'
f the Bomanitarian Cult in I.
Hall. Eighty-third Street ??? '?
Bay, to-morrow evealag. Th?
; cuss "Social Prepar.-'Yie-" s?
I aid to military prepan
ia planninic n emi
| department of w? tl
i to combat misery, p-SVert) and
I plojment.
HISTORY GETS BAZAAR PART
!'rof*-ssinnal Women I'lan PktnSSSSSBS
Feature.
The bazaar of thi Professional
be held at tne
Hroa.lway, on
Friday and Saturday, press
tone events
year. The ba.aar will d?? in
ths of the
.
by pr
I
.'umf?
? but of oti..
At be Lillian
Filar
'
?
tenting
? '. I be
? .
Mrs. M ks
Irieks, Mrs i oils
?
?. Heaudet, Mr* Frank Raker
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SUNDAY'S CONCERTS
DRAW LARGE CROWDS
iiy and Phil liar?
kmong Many Offerings.
.certs par
enes, and despite the number of
I to be no lack
of a ? ttsnd them. There
i than six. In
tit?? afternoon the Symphony Society
I in Hall its programme
. ?
?cert.
he
?
Macmillen v.-as the ao!o artist, i 'a;, ing
-
isohfl "F
?*rt "Fntin
Symphony, the overture to "I'-r
an! the ballet music from
'a "Heory VIII." Lovera of
.
made hanny by Leo Ornsteln at his
.?? ( ort 'I I
?
I . " "Im
' ? 'A |
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? i, a'-..I
Thre <-r??n
-
-.ing
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? i!.?r
o vn
?
. e in
..
Op. ; ? 1'.*
VAS! ?UOENTS
ING RED CROSS
[' Dornl*
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-
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?
that
?
? r to Ail Day Nur---1
?
? !. BBd during
mere I
?
tor the
.."*<?-.! ?
; contributions.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
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:
ada."
?
r???. Tu*
Porto Rico Cruise
Tillar irip ?
??? ?r ....i,
.. ..'. Tl.. 1- . ! , f 1
a
16D-V. ?Q4 qfl and y
Ail Expen... * 3 ??!??"' uj> (
: ? ?f r..
l ? ?r..? r.tarr.
Il oo? ton
.?p????ially
r liroaa)
.. ??m*
.,. hotel
Sa . ? - . ? ??-y Bai
i
B'i ?.
PORTO RICO LINE
?.??lierai ?lltl.r?. Il llroail???. Vf? \<*k
JAMES MAPES DODGE DEAD
l're.iiUni of Franklin Ina>titute bTM
Tahoa HI on Train.
. . n laatee Mape?
. preetdeat al the Link Ml
died ln?t nii/ht at hi?
..f pleurisy and
inte Be was llxty three yeart
ile caught cold ?...?eral week? ago
...ama Pacific E\
- rloasty ill on the
train " ? < ever, and a
?net the trata ?t North Phil?
r i- ids] morn lag R,u'
I i ' ease.
? ..f the
, member >'f
?an Yacht
?h and Bu
N.?a fork, and a? a?
: of the American Be
of Mechanical Kn,?ineer?. He wa?
known a.? an eaglaoer, and had
i-i ven much attention to the develop
meat of mechanical conveying machin
? IT
POSTMASTER HAU.ORAN DIES
New Appointee'? Death Exp?j-?-ted to
<'?o?e I.enow nI of Stapleton Contrat.
The fiifht for the po?tm??ter?hip ?t
Island i i ..'.?hiy will
Sg f.? the death last
?? ho wa?
tod '.i 'h.- .?Tice receatly ai I
? i
?. ? ad, will renew their effort ? bl
?
a?.M
,.ii December I ewiag
ess. H" was i
I i remen'?
Itioa. lie leave? a wife.
\l OITiT F. IIO-.K.
. I r. ' 1 ? ' if ? a
? . ?;h bur., d ?.
? ...?n at Cal
?v th full military honors.
? ?
'
t J. P. Baa?
a ,
?
MB BAB? now l.AM).
,i . - !
I . Y .] , ' rhael
R . .1
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? an
. . in. f?
mi i?
H
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.A.V.D.
? r.
ly, in I'ri.'.eport,
1916, Me?
? of Walter 8.
'razil,
i Furier?!
am hi
av., on
at 2;30
? flowers.
1 N J. on
? ? ii ft I .
? and
George B. Bur ..? hi?
av.,
er 7,
private in
ay, N. v.
: \ Ooti rr.b.-r 4,
.' the
, Oc
ii.' Bsvana, Cubai sren
: the Btewart Sugar
..,. ? i r. ?? la ?.-.. i aw the re
MeLarasy't Mortuary
Chape!, -7 1 LexingteB ?v., near 65th
*.. which hi?
friend- I : will be cele
i ?? P? a. m.. Thursday, De
ek'a, .'?th av. and
VKIMiN'E-On Sunday, Puai
,.? her reaidence, 9 Ea?t 39th
in her 7.1d year, Catherine A.
\ an Aerman, widow of John Che?ter
I)e I.a Vergne. Funeral ?ervice at
urch, Fifth av. and
, on Tue.day, December 7, at
Interment private.
in December ".. K?l5, st the
'! bayer, widow
' ('dorado
, two
Funeral
at Troy,
.
EN On December I, lC-l?, Mary
J , .\ .?(>w of Will.am I.udden. F'u
l late residence
?. Tues
? - p. m. Inter?
ment New Haven, < onr..
-ember 4,
' . wife of (ieorge C.
I her late
th st., Brooklyn, Mon
? . .?*. s p. m. Inter?
? ' ? il
IS?Oi I II . iy, H.cember 5
?? her reaidence, 113 Wett 77th
Yew York ' i- .-. Elizabeth
Nicha daughter of the
Uexaaeer Robertson and Mary
Harden Hudgers. Funeral service
will be held at the We?t End Cal?
befriste Church, ftaot Bad av. and
7T-h ?t., on Tuesday, December 7,
at II a. m. Relative? and
frisada are iavited to attend th?
TALLMA1S <ir. Saturday morning, De?
cember 4, U?15. Anna Van I
? of Tunis Tallman, in her 78th
>ear. Funeral ?ervice? from her late ?
li nee. l'alisade?. N. Y . Tuesday,
laatn at 2 p. m.
tr.MKir.klR?.
riir. wooin7?v4i?r c rMrrrtrtiT.
tit.I M Hv H?rl-n. Train ?nil l>r Troll??
Lo\~ <>f ?mall ?la- (or aalo.
OtTice. ? E?u?l ?1 R. N T.
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