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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24
Gnnr,ttsns ,,klei,trr Rrtfp."

sSn elmer Barrier Repue TT ioeben
Elm Muffab non @ermain Bapit err
f9ienen, Der bic alte Streitfrage iiber
ben Mntbeil Ger aaiierin gugenie an
Dem Musbru9e oes arieses apii9en
5ranfrei9 unp OeutI4lanb i'm Sabre
1870 auf @runo neuer SbatIaden u.
urtunben tpieoerum sur GrDrterung
itellt. Gs. lit bic Deuti9e 5orf9uns
getpeien, ote Suerit bic lleberlieferung,
DaB gugeri burhaus ibren ,tle:nen
.aries" nit Oeutf4lanb gefpollt babe,
,erlaiittert. Diefe. Muffaifuns tpirD
bur9 8apfts Der0ffentli9ung betd=
tiet, ba beri9tet miro. bab bie&aiierin
amgage nad oerGr0ffnnng Oer5einos
{elisfeiten in sinen. 5brdnenitrom
ausgebroden lei uno IeioeuidaftIid
selelisnet babe, bab iie je Das f9red@
iide Mort rDies iit ma, petite
guerre" sedubert babe. Mnbere BON
8apH n,itsetbeilte Sbatiahen aber'
1deinen bo9 fpieoer au befpeiien. oaB
Guaertie DerRrieg gspdrtei ungebDrte. So
bat 5ie na9 benz 3eugnifle bes prtnaen
gpniatopstp, @tallmeifters oes 8aiz
ers Napoleon, Elm paar Sage por Der
eben ertpabnten Saene iib oabin sez
dubert, iie boffe, DaB PreuBen nnD
@panien (in ber 9obenaollernfden
9anbibaturfrase) nidt suriidauden
tpiiroen. vMber", per5eBte Yrina ppz
niatopstp, .ipenn preuben 5uriidsudt
uno einen &rieg ablebnt, 10 1T bas Elm
biplomatifder @ies fir 5ranfreid."
9ierauf periebte Die 8aiferin Obenbin:
Sic perftebe nibts BON politit. Sags
oarauf empfins oie &aiierin i'm Bill
larb5aale gu ct. Gloub, mo iie Ii4 in
Der @efellfdaft Der @rdfin Walepsta
uno bes Generals Heille (bes @eban=
@eille) befanb. bas Selesramm nit
Ser Mittbeilung, bub preuben an Der
Ipanif9en RanDibatur oes Prin5en
bon 6obenaollern fein SntereKe nebme.
Da serfnullte Die aaiferin in elmer
Walluns bon gnttduidung bas 9ele@
sramm uno mari es drserli9 auf Die
groe. gapt tbeilt bei ois1er gelesene
belt aud Die bisber mod unbetannte
pripate 8orrefponoena atpiiaen Der
Raiferin uno benz auf benz ariessz
fhauplabe befinbli9ep aai1er NIT.
Muf bic Mittbeiluns bpn r2ulus"
| 5euertaufe telegrapbirte Gusenie:
uDu bait Did gut sebalten, BIN itoIa
auf Did. Sd umarme Did BON gan=
get @eele." Damn fam bic Na9ri9t
bon Der erren Nieberlaee bel Weibenz
burg. Das 9iffrirte Selegramm
lanste um Mitternadt an; bie Raiz
ierin lag i'm leihten @dlummer. Die
Raiierin fprang aus benz 8ette unb
flpg in bas 3immer, mo bic @ntaiffe>
runs bDrgenommen ipurbe. Mls fie
ben Snbalt Der Depei9e bate, fanbte
iie ben prin5en ppniatopsfD auf bic
@uhe nad oem Giiriten Metterni9,
benz ibr befreunbeten Dferrei1iIhen
@efanDten, ber iid i'm 6ommeraufz
entbalt in 8ouginal befano. Metters
! MIDI fam, 70 ihnelI es ibm nur m0sliA
mar; aber als ct bic ungliidsna9ribt
erfabren butte, faste Ct nur: .Das 1T
nm 70 be6ouerlihtr, als Elm Biinonib
apif9en Jrantreih unb Oeferrei9
iest unmSsli'b it,
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anerberernnpsbeniirftip.

gs lit eine oft eema6te Grfabruna,
oab @efebeeber in Dem 8eitreben, elm
deficiencies uebel abauf9affen, iiber
bas 3ieI hinausfdieBen unb neben Sem
befdmpften llebel audi bers9tiste unb
ipobl gar pobltbdtiee Ginri9tungen
treffen. Disfe Grfdeinung 1T aud
ipphl 5u erfldren. !. GenDbnli1 ipenoen,
oie @efebsebungen eirem llebelitanoe
tpobl bann lire Mufmertlamfeit au,
ipenn er 10 briideno getporben 1T uno
70 aroBen @haben dngerihtet bat, baB,
iid Der alIgemeine untpilIe bes @olfes
geoen ibn tpenbet uno bringenb Mbe
bilfe perlanst. lin Damn m0gli9it
sriinblid gu Werfe gu geben unb bic
8iiraerIdaft bur9ous au befrieoigen,
f0nnen iid bic GeIebeeber ni9t senus
tbun, in 11arfem @eIeBen, ba fie fDnft
ben Wortpurf befiirdten, fie bdtten nur
babe Mrbeit setaan.
Oieie grfabruns aeist iidb aud, ie
lGEeer oe1to mebr, bet Dem Sbermans
fden MntizSruitz@eiebe; uno in Der
Gntf9eibung bes 8unoes Rreisee=
rihtes in Neip yort, bie por einiger
3eit bic Mneriean 3obaeeo Company
fir cine ungeieblide Rombination
aum Sha6en bes 6an6els erfIGrt, ba>
ben atpei Der ent1heibenoen Nidter in
ibren grlduterungen often uno 6irett
SieNotbpenoiefeit ausgeIprohen, bas
genannte @eiebberbeHern, tpenn nidt
NIT Dem tpirtlih @9ulb:.en audi lln@
i9u1biee setroffen iperben lollen. Mu4
PrG5bent Hooiepelt bat in feinen Bot=
fhaften ipieoerbolt auf Oieien puntt
binsetpiefen.
Das Sherman @e5eb erfennt tei=
nen l1nterinieb unter ben 9anoelsz
frmbinationen an, fonbern min ale
aleidmdBig ausrotten. Ser prdfibent
aber unb nit ibm biele 5iibrer aller
pdrteien pertreten oen Stanbpuntt,
bab es aud aombinationen sibt, Die
ourdaus eefebmdBig iino unb oft ioz
gar pprtbeilbaft fir bas allgemeine
WobI pirten. Desbalb follte oas
Sherman @efeb berartis absednoert
uno perbeFert iperoen, baB ii6 feline
@trafbeitimmungen nur gegen fol6e
Rombinationen ridten, bic lpirflid
einen Dffentliden Sduben Derurfachen.
Bon ben oben ertpGbnten beioen
Nidtern in Dem Sale gegen oie Mmez
rican 9obaeeo Company fdgt Der cine,
Midter Nopes, unter anberem: .8ielz
Ieidt iollte bds eesentpdrtise @eieb ses
qen Sru5ts abgeGnbert un6 nur auf
5olde Rombinationen anipenbbar ge=
maht perben, Ole ben 6anoel in un=
3iemliner Mei1e befhrGnfen. gs
iollte unterihie6en tperoen aipif9en
iolhen Rombinationen, bic cine CUTE,
uno folden, Die eine fhlehte Wirtnng
ausiiben.1
gaod 6euilider fprah iih Rihter
Qeeombe aus, ber bieGntfhei6ung oes
@erihtsbnfes berlas. SIN 0erldmfe
feiner 8emerfunsen fagte er: .Dus
@eieb fam nls rebDlutiondr be5eihnet
iperben; 6enn por {einer Mnnobme
fcnnten Die @erihte cine 8efdr6nfurg
bes 6dnoels anerfennen, Die nihf als
unredt, fonbern nls suld5iig ansefeben
peroen tpnnte, Dbfpobl iie Biz al eiz
mem eeiDifen Grnoe Ole Ronfurrena
btrringerte. Gnn5 aIlmGblin unb
ourn bas 3ufdntmenipirfsn bieler llrs
f16tn BAT ods @eIhGft. oas babrifs
geFm6ft tben{oeut ipie oer 6dnbtl. cine
glei1un9 gt3eigt INNER gr0Bkre Nm
|fdnmlunasn BON RdpitaI bor3uneb<l
men nuo bie llntsrne6mnnsen tinaeI=0
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24
pfe mnrothntra ner .,rntttsat
8unne."

Set unsefdbr bier Sabren tDuroen
bic fransDff9en propinaen an Der
Dr6me unb an Der Sfere bon eil1er
MDrbergeieu1haft beimgeiunt. Die
Banbe periibte Mprb auf MDro, obne
hab Is Ser poliaei gelang, bic Sbater
al perbaften. Die perdnstisten Be
ipobner iener @egenoen fprahen rnr
ppn Dem unbeimIiden 9reiben Der
..rptben Banbe", bic alIer @guffts@
mabreaeln gum Srob INNER tDieoer
cine neueBluttbat cuf ibrSspuletpntc
iebten. Sept enOlih haben berittene
@enbarmen aus 2pDn nieraehn Wtits
alieber bie{er 8anoe Derbaftet. Die
@,efell1daft .arbeitete" nah einem be-
nimmten Splten,, II. ale Morbthaten
lraren in aleider gBeiie nini5entrt"
@ie ermor6eten nur @reile. bic in
oueinIebenben 6GuIern auf Dem 2ans
be tpohnten. Bei @inbruh Der Oilns
felbeit ipuroe Die 8ebalifung Des Sp~
Fers umaingelt. Ser @eiuhte fpnrDe
berauseetlopft ilnb I'm @peiie unb
Grant angesaneen. Damn itir5te Die
aanae 8anbe in bas 9aus, feielte ben
0lten unb lieb iib's gut fthmeden.
gaahbem Ser @efeielte angegeben, ipD
er fein @elo unb ettpaige RoItbarfeiten
aufbepabrt, ipurbe er nit elmer l4ipes
rem Reule erihlasen. Die W6rber
raubten oas @elb. tranfen rno
fhmau{ten in @egenipart Der 2eidhe
meter unb perlieben i'm Wergens
erauen bic MorbftGtte. Muf biefe
Mei5e baben lie. tpie bic llnterfu9nng
bisber erseben bat, Dieroig Greife nnb
cine alte Srau bon 5tpeiunbtieb5ig
Sabren erfalagen.
gur in einem sSalle Gnberten lie ihre
Saftif. Sci einem ueberfan in Der
NGbe BON gleran batten lie Masfen
anaelest. 9lls ben M1roern niht ge@
Dffnet tpurbe, fletterten fte auf bas
Dah unb lieben iid bur9 ben @Gorns
| {tein in bic Mobnung binunter. Der
| lIeberfallene bolte iein @etpehr unb
iprnte ihieben. Mber bic alte uno'
Ianae nibt. mebr benubte sylinte perz
| faate gum llgliid. Man fanb ben III
ten am ndhitert Moreen mod Isbenb
nit elmer tldffenoenWunhe i'm Gh1S
sci. @r ftarb aber balo barauf, ohne
bas Betpubtfein ipiebererlangt gu bos
ben. llrfpriinslib geb0rten fiinfSebn
perIonen au Der Banoe. giner bon
| linen fpurbe dber pon ben Rpmpli3en
ipeaen nnseborfams ermDrbet. ST
frlIte an einem Mbenb 5tpei @rife err
| fGlagen. Dd er fih tpeiaerte. tnurbt
er bon ieinen @pieBaeleIIen gefDotet.
lin bic @ebDrben au tGu{hen nnb bic
@puren all pertpifhen. aosen iie benz
2eidnam cine treenbtDo aenpbIene
Uniform oes fiinfunbiiebaigften Qie4
! nienresimentes an. itedten ii sen Uni
iormrpd einen 3etteI nit Der Mufz
| fhrift: Der Colonel erI1ubt BEN
Goloaten Nomairo. auberbdIb Ser
Rnierne 3n effen!1 unb fieben Sen
/ (Xrtaer nm Rhntff3 . ~ 4 h.,, I:nnA.@
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24

Dos Gebeimnis, nit alien Menz
fhen in Jrieoen gu leben. beitebt in
Der STUNT. ieben feiner Snbibioualitdt
nod 5u Derbrouhtn.
Gin selebrter profeFor perii9er,.
er babe eiTen Mffen eefnnben, Der
fpre1en fGnne. Ct miro bod niht
etipa Namen nennen2!
Msr iiber dnbere G4lehtes h1rt;
SOU es nidf iptifer md neriiinberl;
Gor Ieidbt tpfrb NlenfA Atngliid 5erH6rt.
Doh f6mtr 1T nfdengIiid 81
ariinbsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24

Niemano ipirb bebdupten tpo[Ien.
bah 6err Modefeller Die tGgIine 3sns
gensebiibr bon $3.50 ni9t ebrliM Der<
inei,te.
Niele 2eute glQuben. tpenn {ie einen
Debler erft eineefdnbep bdben, brdls
den iie ibn riHt mebr ob5uIsgea.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24

Cine 01nDprlI Get0enpds
| pierihn:tei duf btnn 9oDen Der Hu-
henbiidfe belpsrft. 0aB Die 8uhen
| frifd unO fnuiperig b!etben.
Rartoffeln Gllten ii1 feins
frsi bis in's 5SriiMabr ipenl, n,an
| iie aiif Strob bettet, bas Rellerfeniter
per0untelt uno pnn 3eit All ,3eit cine
@tange 6hnefei ubbrenrt.
| Rdfe5miiBt manbor iirz
msrn 0llrh tiibtigss Einretben NIT
Yfeffer, tpelher in fodRnoem Mafer
gebriibt iinb pulDeriiirt ipurbe.
WnIniiffe betpabren lanse ibe
rem frifden @eIhmad unb perben
niht dig, tpeatn man lie 48 Stunoen
In lantparme Mtlh legt.
MDbeI aug BUST d.
hen reibt man nit einem feu6ten
Sud- ab. 0as in cine ihna6e @al@
1niatlofung oetduht mar. Gin Rah=
reiben nit einem rpeiden acoer 1T
febr gu empfeblen.
I'm al permeioeu oab in
,oerpnfr1e1,en @5tpffen did1 oei6e Gtrei@
len aeioen mas trob iorofSltioen
'5piilens bpd1 sufpeIier oefchiebt feae
man lie por ,Oem Mufbdngen furae
3eit in lautparmes @eifenpafer.
@I6fer nit einoemodt
Nriihten Sichert man ppr MGufen
sSurd, geleuen NIT @lasiheiben oie
init einem rsinen 6tein bef,bnert
.,ner6en
---
Inn m6fferioe Rortpfs
feIn mehiiner al n,oehen yDobl
mandher hausfra,I ia folaenoes ge=
aent miIIfnmmen g2nn hrei|e bie Rnrz
ffoff,in pnr Sem 9,,bereiten in Der
s3abe bes Ofens ous. Oie OfenpGr=
ms mn nnht H. mehI;n 5chnrndhnft uno
hsr Ge5unSbeit autraa(irh
--.-------
1nffsI hie sim noh I1noerem Sc
hrn,,,h hnnfei f1rbten ,,nb unoppetitz
FIX mn6 irhnuhio tn,irhsn fpche mon
TX m3in,,tsn IN ShIormnffer. rpafche
IL mann nit Gnnb ln6 @eife ub ieae
5;s in reinps faItes W0of5sr unh taiie
IL IL an hyr a,,ft trodnsn cir meroen
nah ~ h;eser Wrn,eSmr s,;e nsu 5siu
o-------.
gpitteI oeoen Hro,t an
aGnSen nnh sSIiseyn ms1on fault in
Ser oIpofhsfe Gsr6idurs tbut bier
non etras in mormes Wsos5sr ,nh hoz
.Sst I h;s fronf,n aIisSer mnraens unb
Shpnh in hsr lontnormsn ssIiiiiiofeit
f;;nf Npinuten 0Ia,h. fofoennes I3itz
teI I i4 y, emt,fehlsn. syI,nn. forht oinz
/. lon in SMofYer neic, irh;ittet Sie Nriiz
he he b,lr6 M Elm 5isb unb baSet in einem
Shell biefer sriiffiafeit, Die marm
s;iss &eiSe gHitteI dinS aber nur
Gnal,tYnben nenn ser ssroit nidt
argfnebrnchrn 1T
-
aGn5e an r6nhern 0ie oez
rs;n;oten @GnSe merSsn in anei 6a1fz
ton rsYrhnitten ,,,S nod3Sem man
.Snfs ,,nh ssI;inei hisb4 nm nnIYe nhz
ee1Tnitten Kat snnr5ichtin ollsoebeint
y, ,,nS in. unS 60 auslpenSia tiidtia NIT
Gnr, hos NIT eft,ns feIn neitoberem
SnISoster unS oehodtpr gitrnnenfdnIe
t:sxI ~ ;r.~;sbsn m,nr ient
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24
6aaS. ano canomirl6(l5atl.

gine 6anopolI Gsioenpds
pierf6n;sel auf bem goDen Der Hu-
henbiihfe belpirft. 0aB Die Ruhen
frifh nno fnuiperig b!etben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24

RartoffeIn bllten iih teims
frei bis in's 1riibiabr, ipenu, man
iie auf Strob bettet. bas Rellerfenifer
perounielt uno Don 3eit 3u Set eills
@tange 'Ghnefei ubbrennt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24

Il m 5u bermei oen, oab in
semafhenen 6tuffen fih selbe Strei=
fen aeigen. mas trob iorgfeltieen
Spiilens bod aupelier sefAieht, lese
man lie por Oem Mufbdnsen furoe
3eit in lautparmes Geifentpafer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
CHICAGO TRACTION PL4N.
Up. Morgan and Associates to Con-
.roI Ngsr S246. 900 900 Corporation.

chicago New s4-ks forecast several DAYS ago,
rsn IS n progress for the consolidation q .,
= street railroads IN Chicsse. both surface anu
,,,fe5 together with arrangement VIC. an
,,,+-1c company 10 furnish power For al the mes
-ss-, involves new So4soo 90 corporation IL =
sid with J. ?. Morgan snd his New AefA anu
C-srsxo business associates as controlling FACTORS
There was 8 long conference yesterday at the OF
..s - John J Mitchell. president Of the Illinois
---,s+ and Savings Bank. As result Il was an
-e7,nces that the following committee haa Heeh ap-
-,s,-a5 n take the subject under consideration
--5 ,-5tatfveiz- John J. Mitchell. Chauncey keep
7ob- 1 Spoor. Henry A. Blair. W H Eisendrath
wallace Hickman snd Samuel insult
Tor7 : Mitchell snd John A. Spoer are members
=, RE Morgan syndicate which owns TIE Chicago
r4tv Railway. Chaunc%y Keep Is a director Of the
r-1,-oss Trust and Savings Bank Henry A Blair
II X Es<endrath and Wallace Hickman represent
SO Chicago Railways Company. and Samuel IHsun
-s--sse7-5 the Cou17on~eal Edison Company
* far as could he learned. Chicago capitalists
h.vs tsker the initiative IL the proposed work al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-CharIes r. Echlisss. Plaintiff.
against Theodore Haas and others. De
PENDANTS. Action No l.
In pursuance OF a Judgment of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in the
above-sntltied action and bearing date the
2stb day Of October. 1905 l. the under
figrad the Referee "a said judgment named.
will sell at public auction. At the New 4orE
Real Estate Salesroofn. Nos u ana 10
Vesev Street, IN the Borough OF Msnhat
tan. city OF New York. on the 18th day Of
November 1908 az u O'Clock moor on that
day By Joseph P Day Auctioneer. the
premises directed by said judgment 70 he
sold and therein described as follows
All that certain lot piece or parcel of
land. situate iying and being IN the Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. CITY ana teohty OF
New York bounded and described as fol
lowe:
Beginning al = point on the Southerly
side Of Ninety-sixth Street. distant one
hundred and ten Nt0} feet Westerly from
the corner formed by the intersection OF the
Southerly side Of Ninety sixth Street with
the Western side Of First Avenue, run
ming thence Sc utterly parallel with First
Avenue one hundred 1o0l feet and Eight
81 inches to the centre lire OF the block.
thence Westerly along said centre lire Of
the block, Thirty 100 feet; thence North
sTly, ard again parallel with First Avenue
One hundred (1Ool feet and Eight 50
inches. 70 The said S0utherlv side of Ninety
sixth Street and thence Easterly along the
same. Thirty 800 feet to the point or place
Said premises being known b. the Street
Number s3S East Ninety sixth Street
Dated New York October 30th. 1905.
LOUIS E DOYLE. Referee
CHARLES BRANDT Jr-. Attorney for
Plaintiff. No Isa Second Avenue, Dor
euZh Of Manhattan. New York city
The following is q diagram Of the prop
eFty TO he sold, It's street number IS 1913
East Ninety-sixth Street.
oefr Swat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

though John J. Mitchell and Samuel insult the
latter president Of the Commonwealth Edison Com
psny. were in conference last week with Charles
Steele, Of J. P. Morgan's partners in New York
Mr.. Morgan. whose banking house purchased con-
troll Of the Chicago City Railway Company is in
harmony with the plans Of the Chicagoans to ANAL
gsmste the traction companies Of the city. 1t Is
said.
John A Spoor and Henry 4. Blair. Chicago
capitalists. left Chicago to-day to confer with
J. PierpoHt Morgan in New York. They are said
to be members of committee selected 70 discuss
with Mr.. Morgan the proposed merger. They are
expected To place before Nj Morgan concrete
idea OF the unihcation plan outlined al the
preliminary meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
RAILROADS
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

TWO-HOT-R TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA IL " I'D 81
-s.5O. T.50. $40, $50. $50: 70 % li -
40 $50 $50 G50 80. $50. f1.50 p N
Sundays T5O $50. $50 f0.5O, 1l-5g a. n.
1880. I.sO $50 $50. 40. $50. &5O. 10
$50. 20 u 20 p m -
Lv LIBERTY ST. s-I.5e. $50. TOO. = -
$50 s,0o; 1000 II,oo. Us a ~ = 20 %
500. 7 90. 500. eco .. m. Z rs ni1nishr
sundays 30 500. 800 1000. HOO a. N.
II 90 noon. 100, 200. 400. 4OO. 800 500.
Too. Soc 600. 10 30 ,. ~. II y mid
night.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lv. ". I'D ST s-T-5O. $50 Ii.s0 a M
t LIS SS9' 81 Sso eSo POO 1915 6sis ~ n.
90 noon 2-0o 400. 500. 100 ? N
tally
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHCRsT.
Ly. w 23d ST :-e5 so a. m tl259 SatA
only). 10. 20 $50 40. $50 Sats- oulJ1
p, NJ sundays. $40. 80 a n. 20 , n
100 ssts' cniy,. IsO. $40. 40 500 g %
sats- only , Sundays. S45- 100
4 N. 2.so , n
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv- W ed ST:
$50 a N. d2-5O salts. onlyl. 8 20 ? N
Sundays $50 a m 2 20 Q. n " LIB
ERTY sT.:-i0O0 g. n. zoo sets oniyl-
3 40 D. N. Sundays 1900 a n I'D ? n
Time tables may BE- obtained al loiloT-
ing Offices. Libert- st, w I'd st .
Chelsea 3I44J. Aston Hnuss, %. 81. 80.
1854 Broadway 1872 IL Isl EtfZa Az. = -
Third Av-. II1 West 18th St. 2<S Colur1lo'-s
Av.. New York, Z Court st. $40. 90 -. =
ton St 47S Nostrand Az Brook4y1s so
Broad way Williamsburg New YORK Trans
fer Co. calls for and checks baggage %
destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

T.. J. Ber7cind and ]. T. Terry SAID
To Be Back of Purchase.

Philadelphia. Nov A-The purchase to-day from
eight Philadelphia financial Institutions of 100000
of Lake Superior Corporation securities by syHdi
cate, which is said to include Edward j Berwind
and John T. Terry, of New York, may transfer
the control of $4,000 Oo Canadian enterprise to
other hands.
The deal was conducted On behalf Of the Pur-
chasing syndicate by Horatio @. Lloyd, acting IN
his individual capacity, and not president OF the
Commercial Trust Company. It involved the pay
ment Of considerably more than $i69@0 and re
lieves selling Institutions of securities which
they originally held collateral for loans TO the
Canadian Improvement Company. but which were
defaulted June /
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West 9arh ST New Yo-k-To Jennie
Peevie Geo. II Ford Csertis ManlefT.
Martha IanEstO1. Jennie Moore, Jerry
Davis Mamie Epperson, Julia King, Julia
NJ Ems. Bessie Jelpino Emanuel johnson.
Mar Brown Mary Towns Mrs NJ r
Durham. Victor Dubois. Louisa Johnson
You are hereby notified tha-. the time FOR
the i7svgnent Of the iisn I hold upon the
household goods and personal effects stored
~ YOU in my warehouse having expired
after Que norice has been given you. such
1rousrt- viii BE- sold a public auction. a
554 west cath ST, New York. Friday. De
~ernher Is 1875. Ut less charges ere paid
before Peoples Storage Warehouse.
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JAPANESE STEEL PLANTS.

Toxic. Oct. 2i.-Ths WsksTstsu Steel Foundry
md the Kure Arsenal combined are now able TO
supply Japan with everything required for the Pur
pose Of ornaments and railroad material If worked
to their full capacity they could produce 10000
tons OF manufactured articles year. There IS not
a single foreigner among the eight thousand en-
ployes.
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three steamers. subsidized by the Corean govern
ment making trips.
The japanese authorities have decided 70 link
the Corean railway system with the ManChurian
in three years The plans include the construction
OF q bridge across the Yalu River and also the
transfer of passengers from Tairen TO Chemupo,
whence they may reach Fusan by train and japan
by steamer
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RANK ROCK No. AZ GSS hf tbs Union
T,r,e savings Institution e missing ANY
->srsorl having a claim 10 Il is hereby called
frI-or, 10 present the same within ten DAYS,
oT submit 70 having said psssoook can
eeIled and d new one issuef
y0s- OR sTOI. EJN.-Ba nkbook No 5s2 $50
~ me German Savings Bank in the CITY
- New York. corner 4th ave aHc i4th st.
tsalad 10 Jacob Nltzoerg. All persons are
-a,,tioned against negotiating the sa ne. Il
nor y-.fllr.r,ed 70 the bank CT the 18th day Of
Tesrerrber 1908. a duplicate will be issued.
lost OR. STOLEN --Bankhook No. $50, S5T
~ tbs German Savings Bank In the City
Of S-sg1 York. corner 4th ave. and l4th ST.
Isy,,s5 20 Claus 4. p. Bior7lstad- All per
,.rrs ar. cautioned against regulating the
sayTa n not returned 10 The bank on tho
I6th tav Of December, 1905, duplicate
will he issued
r.Os-r or sTOLEE.-B ankbook No 10 Tes
- t-e German Savings Bank IN the city
n, View York. corner +th ave. and 18Th At.
ts.,,a6 20 Joseph Schiss- All parsons are
-sutionad against negotiating The same "
~ -e4rrUsd &c tbs bank On tho ttth day
q, December. 1908. duplicate viii be is
sued
ynsT Handbook No. 9o7 ia, Bank for
SSti,ps $50 9Th ave. New York Pay
Y,snt stopped. Please return oocA 20 oanA-
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STORAGE NOTICES.

TO MRS ELIzaBETH BAT1IGRASs. MIS-
NJ Berk Mrs. Il II 0stra1dsr, Alex A.
BroUn Percy Dickinson Mrs Annie New
man Thos. ! Sfoddart Thos. c. F.
RaeGIe Mrs : Wagner. Mrs Marv Rob
ert= Miss Rose rammou. Mrs Josephine
z Coleman. Mrs. Anna P Schampsin.
Mrs Katharine Hay. J. i. FarmenteT- "
J Wefterer. I'T- r. 4. smith Mrs NJ l.
Deering. Mrs ! L. Robertson, " G. Paul
Grace Sra inerd. Mrs. Musa AfcBrsveT. Mrs
Madeline Burrows. Mrs. John Enrtght, Mrs
7 y Gilmour VIM F Reese. Mrs. Eleanor
A I,0ra ne Beatty. sam Dazian. Mrs. Ma
rilda collins and Mrs Elizabeth Darsey .
You and each Of yoU are hereby notified
that the time for the payment Of our len
upon the property heTeIna tier descri bed
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given YOU. We viii cause such
property 20 wit. household goods. personal
effects and merchandise stored IN the Co
Iumbia StoveE Warehouses by YOU or IN
vag1r name cor IN which YOU may have an
INTEREST," 70 De sold g publ r. auction. &C
-0rding 20 the statute in sucn case made
and provided AT Nos. Us and 1s0 West
goth St on Saturday, Dece-n Der y. 1905,
Al 1890 ID. and z the ssls thereof IS
not completed On said cate. tas same will
hs. continued the same place on each
and ever~ Saturday thereafter, beginning at
1H 80 a m. until the sale Is completed
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
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Seventh Avenue
The approximate amount ~ the lien or
charge To satisfy which the sboE e-cA-
scrfbed property Is 70 he sold IS Si6s 62S q
With interest thereon from the Both day az
October. 1908, together with costs and al
Iovance amounting 10 81, AS So with inter
est from November 4. 1905 together With
Ire expenses Of the sale. The approximate
amount u the taxes. assessments and
water rates, or other liens. which are 70
he allowed TO the purchaser ont Il the
purchase money. or paid by the Referee.
Is 81 $50 aS ana interest. and water meter
charges.
Dated. New York November -. 1903
APTHITR c. PATTERSON Refere-
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FoF sATIss75 o00 NEW FLAT BLDG:
~ South Side; rents $3.50. NOR I..1,5-.
price q equity $4,000
THAT Il. HOWE 6 co.
1913 - Madison St