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New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.


SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
Emanuel ArusIetu and Samuel Levy. Plaintiffs
against Pasquale Viggiano and Josephine NJ.
baum. Pincus Lowenfeld. William Prayer.
Raffaee Ianste, otherwise known Ianzite or
Janzitt: Andrea Marchetti. letter Brewing Com
pany Rocco Palermo, Domenico Bochicchio Lion
gwsEy ns e NG" MS 2 nniE Mns MRs AND and
SicoIetIa Minetti his wife: Rafaele Gianniuto
EassoIi. NicoIo Isco. Constantine T. Timonier,
Agnes T. Madden. Maxwell Hal Elliott, Anna
Neill. Domen:co Castelh, Domeaico Paterno,
soh aapoRe + Hay 4rp B2odaR2 P6oG WooG sacR
Tohn sironeIi., Prospero De Nobel John:
brand. John Mennone. John Riccio. John
Lila John Barrone. John Dalasaudo.
;.John solary; John, Trapain, John. Rayina
tareIIl John Varadutti John Mardo John
Labra John" .E4asi5a: Bandasi John, Augustine.
penduse. 'John'' Daroni John La PiuIa,
aIohn': Paterno. John Smith. John Jones.
John Green. John Martin, John Frank
last thirty-three named defendants being fcti-
tfot1s their true first names being unknown 10
the plaintiffs; said last thirty-three named de-
premises described in the complaint herein De-
endants.-Sunnuaons- desired in New
70 the above-narned Defendants ana each Of
them; You are hereby summoned mn 70 answer the
YOUR answer on the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty C20l days after the service Of this sum-
case Of your failure 70 appear. or answer judg-
rnent will be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated, New York November %. 1909
MORRIS A. HULETT. Attorney for Plaintiffs
Office and p. Q. Address. lbs Broadway
Manhattan. New York City.
To the defendant Caruine Miretti: The fore
going summons is served upon you by pUblica-
ton. pursuant 10 order OF Hon Charles F.
AIacLean. Justice of the supreme Court Of the
state of New York. dated the 2Tth day of De-
cember 1909 and dIed with the complaint in the
Office of the Clerk OF the County OF New York in
the County Court House. in the Borough OF Man
haitian City oe New York Yours etc,
MORRIS A HU-T- EFT. attorney FOR Plaintiffs
Once and p o. Address. 12s Broadway.
Borough o1 Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE of AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c. Thomas, a Surrogate of the County
of New York. notice is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against Samuel A. Max
well. late OF the County OF New York. de-
ceased. TO present the same. with vouchers
thereof. toSthe subscribers. at their place of
transacting business the office of AshbeI p
Fitch. Mott & Grant. No. So Nassau Street in
the Borough of Manhattan. in the City of New
York. on before the 1st day OF August next
Dated New York. the 18th day Of January,
1910.
CHARLES E. MAXWELL, EDWARD z.
MAXWELL, CHARLES c CROOK. WILL
lam ]. COMSTOCK. Executors.
ASHBEL P FITCH, MOTT * GRANT. Attor-
neys for Executors. 81 Nassau Street Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, New York City.
SCHIFFER. DOROTHEA.-IN PURSUANCE
OF an order of Hon. Abner C. Thomas a
Surrogate OF the County of New York, notice
Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Dorothea Schiller. late of the County Of
New York deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof. TO the subscriber at his
place OF transactirg business at the Office OF
Theau & Beam, Counsellors-at- Law, Nos A.
and Al Wall street, in the City of New York
on or before the first day OF August next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF January
1910.
HENRY E. ]. ScHIFFER, Executor.
THEAIL & BEAM. Attorneys FOR Executor
Nos. 45 and Al Wan Street. Manhattan.
New York City
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
MECHANICS LIENS.
TANCARY "a

s.ssE-r AVE e 2se-2 - OF Mcdonald .t
= -xleo Ra6aele ALaiango agt Pietro and
ceag Gissia- owners: Giuseppe Vetrano, con-
-sssn-; So
zryENT ST $ eI5.3 z OF Garrison ave
ssyiG9.- Carter. Black & Ayers Agt Margaret
4 RsiseT oNrer: Arthur Cutler, IT, contractor
G-eossa): sl07 60.
7sosPECT AVE. cor OF IsIst ST o5xIoo-
1,sets1a Zing2les sgt Eraus Realty Co own
=; Joseph h-aus, contractor. SIS so
srFnG s. 80; Joseph Vocola a-t Max Abra-
ar. oU1er. Harris Nanktn. contractor: Slz5
-ErAw AVE, e. whole front between 1sstb
4 and Devoe Terrace. 2S5x2sS -3x201xIa4: /:
rau-ch Z Gates & CO agt Richard VI Mont
eor,e-y & C, cw1e-; z L Shea Const-uctior,
e. contractor: sles.
-EETAU AVE. s. whole front between Issth
SAM Park View p. y; Charles z Ensign
A. Richard II Acnlgope-y & Co. owner: z Z,
Sa Construction Co, contractor: s., $50.
-gs0N AVE 94s ard $50; Joseph Pine at Louis
: Dock. owner; Abraham Hode. contractor;
S2Sl
WIFE -. coz OF Centre ST. 1ex73 - Harry
sarf: az Henry kuabe, owner; John Fer
s-s1l contractor: S2l4 80.
q ST b = 3 East. Z Christensen. Inc. ag.
aEnie n Martin J and Gustav Grossman
eE owners Joseph Biggop. Giuseppe Piazza
az El-lce Nonetd. contractors; sa3T a6
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
LIS PENpENS.

Jan C-AtN1
4Ss@sSa sos df S'a fsss6 St 81 i4isz5S 9z5S
isao iissaaoouoon ave So: Audubon ave. n " cor
ltoth ST 3l.7xi14.9x irreg: Cora A Springer
sst John + Springer et al action to set aside
nNe deeds, etc. attorney, F Pierce.
AUDUBON AVE, c cor I6eth St 20 9xIoo;
Sforeelosuro ec or e5 n+ a asI LOUIS Nc Calm ct al
Read I25xI6o !: Patrick o'Donohoue -I ast Il Alex
hehj' attorneys. Marsh Viewer & Wemple.
JACKSON ST. %: Lucille Kurtz agt Max Gold
Wilson, Barker 6 Wager.
PARCEL OF LAND beginning at q point IN
oulAhead abutting South st, at point dis
tant IS # Of pier at foot OF Clinton ST. 81. IL
ct al faction TO foreclose transfer of tax LEM
attorneys. Decker, Allen & Storm.
THOMPSON ST, 40 and -; John Palmiert agt
Aichaei 3 pi Santi ct Al foreclosure of ultg);
attorney. III Wechsler.
4[H AVE; S.. Lot ESQ. map OF village of
epriues Co agt Katharine Kierzn ct al troTe-
closure Of H1tgl; attorneys, Clifford. Hobbs &
9Th AVE, s44: Mutual Life Ins Co Of ast
John Parke ct al foreclosure OF mtg); at
11TH AYE, cor 44th st. 25x1oo; Cath
Cd foreclosure of -mtg)' attorneys, Rabe 6
GOTH ST. H. East: American Missionary
Assn agt Anna Schroeder ct al foreclosure
OF Mtg; attorneys. Allen & Sabine.
eITE ST. l57 East; 126th st. 22s East, and
property in Sullivan County y Y; Joseph
Becker egt. Charles GerIlch ct al 1action
70 set aside four deeds; attorneys, Open
heirner q Arnoid
I1GTH ST. Il East; o'Conor Sloane agt
Leopold Yesky ct al foreclosure OF rtg);
attorneys, Mullan Cobb & Mitchell
EzTH ST. SO and 5a1 East; Lemoine c
N cad agt Louis . Cohen et al (foreclosure
o: aIIg)7 attorney. G Chaplin.
I4aTH ST, 610 East; Lydia Katz agt Luigi
lnfarte ct al foreclosure of mtg) attor-
pey, 3 G Oppenhein.
146TH ST, : :. 500 # e OF Amsterdam ave-
2oxSs II; Franklin L Partridge agt John
Tredwen et al foreclosure Of naLg); at
tornevs. Lord. Day & Lord
152D ST. 5@4 and 536 West; Scheer- -Ginsberg
Realty and CorstH Co agt Morris Bloch ct
al foreclosure OF mtg): attorney, NJ II Hay
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JANUARY 26
ELM ST, s, l15 II n OF Locust ave 25x1Oo
c De Witt Clocke loans Joseph A Mascia
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
,-,czn Mtg Co; $4,000.


: snaa,s.o,rneys. Bowers & sands. 81 Nassa, =.
&c 81. Z :. I1S.7s II of 80 ave. 75x1o-.
s'ssss 3 ieo5: AbraIn 9 Aorarnson TO Roci,,
S9a1 S9s1terney. c Bell, 50 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

JANUARY e.
ETHAN s.. IT 8 zoo II OF Is7th 81 Cat
fzns Zingeles sgt BianchetI Construction 90
81 Dec I3. 1853. $50.
z-ST ct SO West: Richardson & Rcyrto- co
Z Jehn Arr1s-reEg et a; Nov !. 1907. s141
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
NURSE English; young; thoroughly expert
enced: will take entire charge of or two
children: five years reference from former en-
blower I. p. Miss FitZGerald Bureau, SOB
5th ave: entrance I'D st.
OF'FTCF, CLEANER.-By young German-Arner
ear woman Call or address Mrs. SpOr 1908
Prospect ave. Bronx
NTTP9F,--H AABERMAIp. - German-A r,ertcan
protestant, experienced fiufant or
-rrvyn1: friend. chamberrnaid, excellent seam
Stress Morrow's Bureau I'll Lexington ave
cor aSth 81, Phone I9.S Plaza
SFAMSTR ESSS--Freuch by the day. compStsnt-
good references Address F. NJ. P, S4l West
30th -.
N ASKING German woman 20 do Washing and
ironing. 4 days; takes washing home Anna
SIG Fast SD ST.
WOMAN Of refinement. unencumbere, would
take charge OF furnished room house Mrs
NJ Box l., Tribune Ofice
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER I'm an institution
or with family OF adults: or useful rnaId. in
telligent Protestant woman: country. T. 81 o.,
53 Ashburton ave-. Ionkers. n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
WORK WANT ed.

Male
ADVERTISING MAN.-Experienced to distrib
ute circulars. samples, and also tack signs; ex-
perienced crew manager. Louis Grannis. I12
AMERICAN, 38, as manager or superintendent
Of gentlemans estate; executive ability; thor
ough electrical and mechanical knowledge; IN
derstands automobiles Al credentials Aneri-
can. 157 East 18TH 81
ing and taking general charge of small sets
OF books: moderate rates. 5. & &. Box II.
Tribune Office
BOY is. American in wholesale house: stock
or office. seel.g. 1887 sth ave.
CARPENTER. aged "A; handy man; hotel ex-
perence furniture. upholstering. keys,
266 west s4th st.
CHAUFFEUR--slx years, private family refer
bores fIIrnacee notorboats. temperate: any
where. Bcland. 721 Lexington ave. top door
CHAUFFEUR.-Aged -: single; competent ne
chanic; sober; experienced; any car; speaks
English German, Polish. Russian. kaspr3ski.
10 last % 81.
CHAUFFEUR--IIal American; any position;
city or country; good references; repair any
type of gasolene car. Tony Assante. "a Degraw
St. BROOKLYN
CHATTFFEUR.-UsefuI, colored handy with
tools; butler: knowledge OF plumbing, car
pertry tools; all round man; reference. D. 80
Amsterdam ave
CHAUFFEUR young man. thoroughly
erences. Fatkin, 244 West I'D st
CHAUFFEUR.-Bes references. Address Mo
CLERK or ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER.-By
young man: salary SO 10 start. Z. Meyer,
2sl0 Clarendon Road. Brooklyn
CCLORED COUPLES.--Reference guaranteed
Old Dominion Employment Bureau. IS West
I34th 81. Telephone II19-Harlenl.
DETECTIVE seeks employment. day or week.
shadowing, investigating. securing evidence IN
domestic and business difficulties; highest ref
erenoes Bean. Box 90. Tribune ONCE.
ELDERLY MAN, active. trustworthy city ref
erences: any position OF trust Ehrenburg,
1854 Avenue t.
nlinistrator in gentleman's house country
seat. or as steward. manager IN clubhouse; wife
is high class housekeeper; AL references.
Klientzl. 2o1 West l4Jth St
OFFICE BoY.-Experienced; II; can operate
typewriter: two years experience; excellent
referepce: SO 80 q week. Ambitious, Box 80
Tribune once.
11FT7TCF5MAN, As: strictly honest; accusIomed 10
handing nelp; wishes semt-clertcal position.
wehcnllel, 1s9 West iOlst q.
p 1.TS7R Expert good marker: has first class
references. Barentz. s3s East 94th st.
e-I7TE-p TSTENDENT, manager. care Of estate
49, buifding and apartment house, Amer
,cs,l- ,7,sster mechanic. references best Sprow
2O9 West s0th hkt------------------- 81
sTF-N0GRAPHER.-Four years experience; ex-
csite1f reference: rapid, accurate. Sl5-slS. ".
~ =93 Eagle ave, The BRONX.
-i5715T STEER wishes steady position, under-
.5s IN kinds Of fancy dTapeTy and furni-
eassrrnire edges. mattresses box springs
sIin covers. etc. y. Iola. as st Marks Place.
~, 755sEIN71N (NIGHr1.-Aged 40: sober reIla-
7757s7= - any kind. by strong young married
"@DI.n @ for a Moderate salary: has references as
-osfv willingness and ability. Address al
- 5,eHsrsou 365 woodward ave. Ridgewood
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
ALTERATION PLANS

MANHATTAN.
III Il: 10 West 10 A sty brk store and lofts:
$500 ~4 a. ~feHileee' COST
Owner, estate Of 7 wandeIl, l57 East $50 -
THE BRONX
49, -1- 6A.L AVE, W :. Pal fl of Hirniauy
sIe, toT . sty bTk- -dvig, a5x46.I 10; Henry Nor
go irefaont ave ans BRONX st. architect;
owner, Conrad Munster. Castle Hill ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
LOST-RaNk kROOKS.

LOST-BaNkBO
LOST -Bankbook No GAS. ISL Bank Tor SAVINGS
$50 4th ave. New York Payment stopped
Please return book 20 bank
LOST --Bankbook No. 2I6. I6I. Harlem Savings
Bank Payment stopped. Kindly return to
hank
LOST or STOL LE5N.-Bankbook No. s0t. .4Ua OF the
German savings Bank in the City OF New
York corner ith ave and 14th ST. issued 70
John Caliogtanni- AL persons are cautioned
AGAINST Negotiating the same II not returned 70
the hank on the 10th day OF February 1910. a
duplicate viii be issued
LOST or STOLEN. N.-Bankbook No. COT .4G9 OF the
1ssr,rsu Savings Bank In the CITY sf New
work. corner 4th ave and t4th ST.. issued to
Tohn Calogianri. All persons are cautioned
s-ainSt negotiating the II not returned
40 The bank the 10th day OF February 1910
= sIIpicate Will be issued.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and sidress.)
JANUARY 26

with owners name and aidress.)
JANUARY 20.
MANHATTAN
Nf,tit,rs1' 9ao West, for sty brk Cats. 5ox96:
.os, .auAsn en- q Moeller. I03 Park ave- architects;
owner. $50 West 18th Street CO. los Park
S-ahsI, 81, s 55a II OF 9TH ave- for sty
$50 sn storage, etc, 81. .11ze5.e g; G II Pcgram. I65
SaaMay, architect: ccst. $50 0oo
Frosss,, Fs1sa, interborough Rapid Transit Co. i65
THE BRONX
ASCE,CCT AVE, s. SI0.3I IT n OF iSIst ST
49, sty Dirk owE, 2hx4U: Charles S. Clark,
1a5 fremont ave, architect; cost 50 600
ars,'t @N'el. @ William Bergen. 1s0th ct and An
5o- III al AVE, $. 347.S2 # n OF Is1st ST.
lor ~ sty brk dTves asx4o each Cbas 8
1H - $40 fremont ave. architect: cost s3o 900
drews ave. ' 81 '-A1 Al
S.o-S 49, -, cor Sd ave. for 1 and sty frame
~ ~o.es ana dwlgs, 50x105.2&: Charles steg-
q, tos East slst ST, architect; cost IS 600
owner. Marcus Becznau. 21T0 Bathgate ave
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
HELP WANTED.
The lest SALESMAN
IS
CATALOG
Eighty Arranged and Herded.

- = | y ~ u
Eighty Arranged and Herded.
= ne hardware stores. tinware, plumbing,
--sea-ae agricultural ana similar businesses
- Less111ble terms. interview solicited H.
Sx a Tribune Cf3ce-
AeEN-S l3 aancIe les coffees and spices; ex-
g-Elsncc lcI necessary: build up q BUSINESS
----.esS Burns 4 Reed. 209 Hudson st-
-'--EsIS-se- --.s.,s Jersey skee.srs: parior aero
so sasle a3s5 6ve5o 49, Ps Pssl @ roaeag, sSs
As-A Is-Cn AID OF Puzzle; fascinates young
ss-a oc, h1s tce vest pocket: sample. lOc.
z3en .4s. I7Ts Broadway.
-s1NIs Z G. c tire infator. $50 Invaluable
ssrtseS S'.-97li-s-s On. engine Goes tAe ~oIA; Eases
- &c. lI.s 8:oadwsy.
7.-OAE az expert salesman; We rrai; by
~ esl-al experience: live men earn big money
; - stsEt Sales. 80 Nassau st, Room stls.
Xxx EE-FEEl- Thoroughly experienced man,
-, ~ mercantile house; salary s22-s25 70 start.
e+gof-1nlfy- A-ghLl Ros!t-oh BroAst)'
~sskEt tEI-PE1R fer lasnufacturing house; good
,ep-'I-4l-ty salary $50. must furrIsh pest OF
ss-cing
y WANTED u ACE house 10 deliver rack
- - ASSIST u shipping dept, etc Apply WIZ
. nc 70 O. m Friday, / A Lahey u s-ohS'
-NFAsSEEs snc COLLECTORS: best terms
- - " gooc character Colonial Lie liS-
s-L9 Esst % 81
= @SsEBs. experience house-to-house sal
"a 80 &C rofslrll IONS: permanent y J. Meo4-
s-----e Llilpany. 81 Broadway. BrooA-y1- --
e. =, $50 Asssi-ts---4-aige corporation opening up
p--,1--E1 eeslres servtces OF hustiing canvass
l,--- rg4lecf1rs- speaking c.1e o. more FOREIGN
a--s-aaees J. Z Schuyler. a6T Fulton ST.
2.-lyE.
- - teE country: cook. useful man: gooa
Elt-ess wages $50 Universal Employment
,s5 .sssse 2 East 20 81 Miss Peckham.
II wanted cook useful butler 500 city
- -, 5s-ere-ce r5ggired- Miss She2s Bureau
ST. MANNER experience house-to-house
.sefo,~' nc cSnl.u.EsinnEs permanent II i~'le
H-oes., = Z Medical Service ComtAAy' Ga
7SSSe&sy Eiooklyn
-,-ssis-e si.Ae IEAToRs. experience house-to-lous,5'
k-s~s3 &C commissions. permanent = i
~ H7tfiee COMPANY. 81 Broadway BfooA
sss5T ElcT MAHAGERs-sIo 10000 com
ssn.rf extending old established bHslt-cr.
energetic honest men 70 control new
80 E,s.. creanser. National Casualty Co.
-eoD ZEN or snoces,fuI weekly: special
Ess So gets quick orders can. LsHi-T =
iags CLERK. preferably bookseller. writ
.47Trit.,s.se hand Address Bookseller Bun
er---1Iliee 1Iliee
81 .sssaIoN resITIoN open for salesman who can
1cker - -. ipr swiss hazlc machines knicAei-
---eEoi.elg WORKS. 505 west Broad.Eay-
sad AAA wanted Al once: must be sober
s-rsaa e De Cali at Swedish EH'ploy men men
s----, "a saI i@3th 81. Phone 49, -- AaI-e1----
,Nol. Zi- chear passage: London. L,SeI
- airs. .'s cattle: fast steamers from Ne"
AGsaCy. CSC Greenwich sts
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

JASCAFA
ELM ST, s, l15 II n Of Locust ave 25xl0(
c De Witt Clocke loans Joseph A Mascia
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27

Ri ccnpile Or revise catalogs and circulars
y ne hardware store. Cnware, PLUMBING,
--sca--.e- agricultural anS similar businesses
-lo1 reasonable terms. interview solicited y,
Sox =, Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
HELP WANTED.

Male
MIN of athletic aspirations 10 join Brooklyn
coast artillery corps; training. swimming tank
gymnasium, etc, free. F. l. T. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27

= -saEfs experience house-to-house: sal
- @A- cof-lf-lI IssiCnS. permanent y ! heo4-
-----Ilee Curupauy 81 broadway, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27

S5TFNO0;RAPHER Tor Automobile nrm; good
chance for advancement; must be willing
s12-sI5: position permanent. Jupp Exchange
81 Nassau 81
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27

SSTTFNOGRA APIIER-Y Young man who Is looking
FOR a good opportunity: salary TO start SO.
cali Mghiu position Rroker). Flatiron Build
New-York tribune., 1910-01-27

@-EA-S 70 nan1le tezs. co1ees and spices; ex-
s--lencc lct necessary build " bUslaess
..-e.sss E.r-s & 20 20a HnGgon 81
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-12-08
ELK MEMORIAL SERVICE.

The program for the Elk memorial
noon in the hall in Wood Block. Chas.
f. Brady delivered the principal adj
dress, which is as follows:
Ladies and gentlemen: There is
an old Arabian saying to the effect
that death is a camel which kneels
at every mans door 1t is the event
that marks the close of the mystery
that we call life and that completes
the circle of our activities here. Com
mon alike to all forms of nature the
higher intelligence of man makes
him alone, of all creation, able to
realize it's effects and to think upon
its consequences. All the balance
of nature makes its appearance in
this little world of ours, exists dur
ing it's allotted time, however long
it may be, and then passes on to the
darkness from which it came, and in
the hurry of the passing years but
lllllc dlltHtlOI 10 pdli " lie L ut
seasons come and go-the leaves and
the flowers of the spring time Wither
and fade in the fall and the SHOWS
of winter are soon succeeded by the
balmy airs of the spring time. En-
pres and dynasties appear and grow
and rule and then decay and pass
from view. Time runs his ceaseless
course" and no question is made of
the changes. With man, however,
the question of the why and where
fore of our appearance here, the
great mystery of creation, the prob
lens involved in the fact, and the
absolute limits of our existence, has
challenged the best thought of each
generation.
And the question of our ending
and what If anything there is after
ward has, / venture, occupied more
of the activity of the human brain
than any other problem which ever
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-12-08
K0N0P DECLARED ELECTED.

The state board Of canyassers late
"Wednesday afternoon completed its in
vestigation of the election for congress
man in the Ninth district, and issued a
certificate of election 70 Thomas W.
Konop, Kewaunee, the Democratic can
.didate The final returns give MIR.
Konop majority of five votes,
The decision of the state board of
canvassers was not unanimous, Secre-
tary of State Frear and State Treasurer
Dahl voting for him and Attorney Gen
eral Gilbert for Congressman kuester-
mann. The two principals and theif
attorneys were notified that the board
intended to issue the certificate TO Mr..
konop Thursday afternoon 1t is un-
derstood that the contest will be car
ried into the courts and ultimately be
fore the house of representatives ri
Washington.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-12-08
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by the county clerk during
the past week.
Carl Kruger and Tillie Bubolz, both
OF Rockland; Thomas West OF Chicago
and Lulu Kautsky of this city; Albert
Schroeder and Louisa Zarnoth, both of
Rockland.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-12-08
THAT THE POSTAL BANK law is


not reassuring to the postal depart
ment is shown by its caution. Like a
general planning battle, it is first
establishing skirmish line to test or
find the weak spots, before ordering
the advance along the whole line.
THESE WEAK SPOTS are above
disclosed. We know that they will
lead to decreased confidence in our
banking system when generally known.
What then should be done to right the
wrong and avert disastrous consequent
COS?
OF COURSE the best thing to do
would be to repeal the Postal Bank
Law, and substitute instead law un-
der which all deposits in banks were
| insured, this would radically ana per-
manently cure our Banking System,
and no other legislation would he nee
essary.
THE INSURANCE of the deposits
in banks will as surely come as did the
| insurance of our bank notes,--it may
not be done at this session, and if not,
we ought at least, remove the most
glaring defect in our postal bank act,
which may seriously affect our whole
banking system, and this is to
AMEND by striking out chat provis-
ion which requires full security for
postal bank funds, and substitute there
| for an insurance fund, which would be
fully as safe as individual bank securi-
ties. Just consider the enormous sums
in securities that would be required to
secure dollar for dollar of these funds,
the immense labor, the waste of capt.
| al, the intricacy of determining values,
all of which would be avoided by the
insurance plan.
THE SECURING AGAINST any
kind of loss at the present day is not
done, and could not be done, by giving
security for the full amount of the pro-
perty insured 1t is done in scienti-
tic way by each paying a small amount,
which, with others, will be sufficient
to pay all possible losses.
NOW THEN, HOW should this in
surance fund be created? The easiest,
simplest and safest thing on earth.
The 45 years of government experience
of deposit loss in banks can safely be
| accepted as a most reliable basis for
estimating future losses. These losses
on the average not more than one-halt
mill on each one dollar deposited, per
annum Therefore, if the government
would charge the banks interest for
postal funds at the rate of one-half mill
on the dollar, more than is now pro-
posed, and with this create an insur-
ance FUND, tnis 1und wound insure all
losses.
BUT TO MAKE SURE, doubly sure,
| | would increase the interest to one
mill, which would be equivalent to 10
cents on each one hundred dollars de-
| posted. Now, let us look at it. The
! law now provides that the interest on
postal bank funds shall not be less than
2.25 cents per $4,000; add to this only
10 cents for the insurance funds and
we have 2.35 cents interest.
BY THIS METHOD the depositors
would remain the same as now, all in
one and the same class. The postal
funds would be more secure than if
| they were secured as now proposed,
and the government would more justly
execute its powers. Let the present
congress correct its own errors before
adjourning, otherwise, its successors
may do so and reap the honors.
The above well written article is
taken from The Chicago Banker, issue of
Dec ;.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-12-08

spring of lS49 the two brothers went
to Neenah where they continued the
business, quitting that place for Man
itowoc in 1851 where they established
a shipyard little below eight street
on the south side.
He was married in 1862 but had no
children. His home was his chief care
and money had no value TO him except
in providing home comforts. The fun
eral takes place tomorrow from his
home.