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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15

Of Christian TX, the aged king, who
was dean of the crowned heads of
Europe, father of King George of
Greece. of the Queen Mother Alexan-
dria of Great Britain, the Empress
Dowager of Russia, and grandfather
of King Haakon VII. of Norway.
King Frederick VIII. was born at
Copenhagen June 8, 1S43. He was as
popular with the people of Denmark
as was his father. By the wishes of
his parents he was brought up with
the greatest simplicity. Frederick
saw his younger brother and his own
son becoming reigning monarchs of
Greece and Norway respectively,
while he himself was still an heir
apDarent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15
NOTED FOR CULTURE.

King Frederick was noted for his
culture and possessed many foreign
distinctions. While seldom openly
identifying himself with political
questions, he took an active part in
all public movements. He was at one
time chancellor of Copenhagen uni
versity and head of the Free Masons
of Denmark. He was well known as
a promoter of philanthropic objects.
His interest in the army, of which he
was once inspector general, was keen,
and he introduced many reforms,
which improved the lot of the SOL
diers.
Several months ago, King Freder-
ick suffered a serious illness. While
taking his customary walk, he had a
sudden seizure and was compelled to
return to the palace. Later it was
announced that he had suffered a
chill. but the real nature of his mall
ady was not disclosed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15
WILSON FAILS TO
SWING The STATE
Indications Are That Michigan
Democrats Will Not
Instruct.
CONFER LONG IN VAIN
Roosevelt Has Over 1000 Plurality
in Primaries in California
Clark Wins.

Bay City, May 15.-Unable after a
night of conference TO agree upon any
Wilson and Clark parti-
sans prepared to settle their differ
ences today on the floor of the Mich
igan democratic convention. Twenty
four of the thirty delegates to Balti-
more were to be selected in district
caucuses scheduled for 10 o'clock.
CAUCUSES PEACE HOPE.
If either Clark or Wilson received a
majority of the district delegates by
instruction, the convention fight was
expected to terminate before it was
fairly started. In final effort to OBJ
tain some agreement satisfactory to
the Wilson and Clark men, a con-
ference of leaders was called at the
time the district caucuses were be,
ing held.
OPPOSE INSTRUCTIONS.
Polls of delegates of IL district
caucuses prior to the opening of the
convention at noon showed the anti
Wilson forces controlled eight of the
caucuses and half the strength of the
Ninth district. This indicated about
three-fourths of the delegates were
opposed to instructions for a presi,
dental candidate.
NEVADA FOR CLARK.
Reno, May 15.-Clark carried the
democratic primaries in Nevada to /
Wilson 20 &c hp
at noon today.
WINS IN NEW MEXICO.
Clovis, n. NJ, May 15.-The first
New Mexico state democratic conven
tion at 10 o'clock last night elected
eight delegates to the national con
vention at Baltimore, instructed FOL
Champ Clark.
TAFT CONTROLS TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Tenn, May 15.-Taft meI
we're in complete control of the stat,
, republican convention. The expected
bolt did not take place and the fou
| delegates to the national convention
for the state at large were instructed
to vote for Taft.
UTAH DELEGATES UNHAMPERED.
Salt Lake City, May 15.-The onl!
restriction imposed upon the 16 dele
gates, each with half vote, who vii
represent the democrats of Utah at tn:
national convention in Baltimore, il
that they shall support "a progressive
candidate on a progressive platform.
RIG LEAN EnR ~ II
| San Francisco, Cal, May 15.-Roose
velt's plurality in yesterdays primar,
| is estimated at between 10000, ant
65,0 900 over Taft and La Toilette. Clarl
leads Wilson probably 10000. La Fol
lette is believed to- have carried Sal
Diego county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

From noon today to noon tomorrow)
Sun sets 7:10, rises AL. Evening
Star: Mars. Morning Stars: Venus,
Jupiter, Mercury, Saturn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15
TAFT CONTROLS TENNESSEE.

Nashville, Tenn, May 15.-Taft men
we're in complete control of the state
republican convention. The expected
bolt did not take place and the four
delegates to the national convention
for the state at large were instructed
to vote for Taft.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15
WINS IN NEW MEyIrO.

Clovis, n. NJ, May 15.-The first
New Mexico state democratic conven,
tion at 10 o'clock last night elected
eight delegates to the national con,
vention at Baltimore, instructed for
Champ Clark.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15
NOT SATISFACTORY.


NOT SATISFACTORY.
The bill is not entirely satisfactory
to either the regulars or the insur
gents. The latter say they will ac-
cept it. The regulars have not yet
determined what action they will
take.
When the senate met at o'clock
yesterday afternoon, action was post
poned until o'clock in the evening,
the regulars at that time being dis
posed to accept a compromise, but in
sisting upon a majority of all the men,
bers of the Woodmen order ratifying
the same in a referendum, with Insur-
ance Superintendent Potter as referee.
The insurgents were then holding out
for a ratification by As per cent and
Superintendent Blair as referee. The
regulars. however, refused to recede
from their position.
TO THIRD READING.
The substitute bill was presented
in the senate last night and advanced
to third reading. The Donahue bill
already passed by the house, which
was reported adversely by the senate
insurance committee, was side
tracked.
The main feature OF the substitute
is a provision for a referendum by
which members of the Woodmen may
express their approval or disapproval
of the rate increase. The rate in
crease shall become effective for old
members next January as ordered by
the society unless a majority of the
total membership shall vote against
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15
approval
Especial to The Argus.N

Springfield, ILL.,, May .15.-The
compromise Woodmen bill passed the
senate today 2S to 15 or two more
than the necessary constitutional major
ity. 1t now goes to the house for
concurrence which requires II affir-
native votes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15
OPPOSE INSTRUCTIONS.
NEVADA FOR CLARK.

Reno, May 15.-Clark carried the
democratic primaries in Nevada to
over Wilson on the face of the returns
at noon today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-15

London. May l5.-Queen Mother
Alexandra and Dowager Empress
Marie OF Russia, both of whom are
sisters of the dead King Frederick,
are Frustrated with the shock Of his
majesty's death. Marie is a guest OF
her sister at Marlborough house.
Flags on public buildings were half
masted. The social season in the
British court. just commencing. will
5e seriously affected.
The sun., 1912-08-15

PROvlslONs. -I.arT WAS hIgher. pfIWe
Western. Siii5. refined Continent. 9ii .33.
Pork was quiet and steady. mess. SO. 75M
$50 -. beef was firm, packet. Si8 85od
80. Butter Creamery extras. 26m 20 lc.
nrsts. .t,mo5i e. Cheese state. whole
milk, cuorcd and white specials. lBc. Eggs
Fresh gathered eStras. ?tm28c., trsts.
22G 23c. Chicago. Aug "a In" trade III
provisions - expanding and quite large
business was transacted to-day. \ better
trade in meats and an export demand for
further buying OF nearby deliveries by
packers and shippers. while talk Of hog
sickness caused considerable investment
buving Of January deliveries. A large
line OF december lard was bought early
and thought to be- for foreign account.
Most OF tho selling was Ivy profit taking
advances and the undertone seems to be
growing stronger" Prices were as follows:
The sun., 1912-08-15
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Fisk 4 Robinson are offering az a price
to Weld ~. per cent the per cent. preferred
stock of the st. Louis. Rocky Mountain and
Pacific Company. whose average net earn
inRs for the last three years are equivalent
4 circular giving statement and critical
Company has been issued nv keane /ayas
r. Potts. 10 Broad street
Gilbert Elliott X co. ~ Wall street. New
York. have issued n circular giving stats
tical Information "a to the apiiaiAa'ion.
dividends, Ac.. OF all STANDARD on seclrl-
ties.
II. r. Holtz 4 Co. bankers OF Chicago.
announce the association with them OF
Andrew Cooke, at present H,ce-presldent
of the Harris Trust and savings Rank
The cash capital will be Increased 10 $500 ,0"O
and the firm will operate under the name OF
Cooke, n oltz 4 Co. after September
Samuel Hale. vce-presid"nt ana general
manager OF the Wisconsin steel Corpora
tion has been appointed general manager
Of the Algomah Steel Corporation
The Cotton Exchange YESTERDAY voted
holiday for the Exchange on saturday.
August 81, preceding Labor Day.
Directors of the American Sumatra To-
bacco Company yesterday DECLARED the
present regular semi-annual dividend OF
az per cent. on the preferred stock. but de
ferred action on the one past due semi
annual dividend until after the new to :
bacco crop ia harvested. It. is thought tha'
this season crop will be the largest on record
and that il will fully Justify the paymen
Of the back preferred stock dividend due.
The sun., 1912-08-15
THIRD QUARTER ESTIMATES.
steel Corporations Net PLACED as
High as a3I 100000.

Sow that substantial advances have
been Effected In prices OF leading steel
products the s,atistically inclined part Of
the Wall street steel trade have written
the results Of their estimates OF the Steel
Corporations earnings for the quarter
ended September 30 next The figures
hlve been placed as high as s2i 900 600.
although this total has not been generally
accepted. The corporations actual earn
incs In the second quarter OF the year
were sei.l02.9C5
Third quarter earnings OF the Steel Cor
poiaton In past wears have run as high
as st4 900 900 In 1908 and as low as $ls,-
900 IN 1905
one OF the important features Of the
steel industry has been the abolshment
this year OF the usual summer shutdown
owing to the crowded condition OF order
books. This has been particularly true
in the Pittsburg district
Their. has been some large absorption
u pig iron. II being noted yesterday that
100. 200 tons had been contracted for by
the Westinghouse Air Brake Company.
standard SANITARY Manufacturing Com
pany and the Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Company. Other large purchases have
brought the total amount OF pig iron
orders placed up TO more than 500 o0o
tons
In It's weekly review on steel market
conditions the Iron Ace said:
The iron trade IL already looking for
ward with a confident expectation OF pros
perity continuing next year. Belief In
future activity Is st-!kinsly illustrated
hy greatly increased interest OF pig iron
consumers IN covering for their require
m-nts for first half OF 1918 Furnaces
are howev"r, very cautious about selling
into next year. except at substantial ad-
vances.
Pressure Tor delivery ot finished ma
t-rials continues extremely strong and
premiums are paid with alacrity by many
consumers who are unable to get deliv-
cries on contracts fast enough TO meet
their needs.
with stocks Of all kinds OF pig iron
slowly but surely declining. and with the
melt OF foundr!es gradually Increasing,
the position OF tho seller OF pig iron
Is strong"
The Iron Trade Relisc said 1.-THE iron
and steel situation could hh rdy develop more
satisfactorily to the producer and the
outlook has seldom been better, either
for volume OF business or FOR prices Weld
ing profit. The past week has rstab-
lished higher prices for pig iron. though
the olume Of buying was probabi, some
what less than IN tho week preceding. In
the finished material market Il has as-
cented the conditions OF unpa, alleled oper-
ations at mills ard Of Advancing prices
on new business"
The sun., 1912-08-15
Referees Appointed.

Supreme Court-By Justice Dusro--
Thompson vs. Navarro Realty Corporation,
Alfred S,eckler Jr by Justice BischnH
Matter OF Benson sv Edward q Whitaker
DaXi. Us Wood Adam Wiener
The sun., 1912-08-15
TsffsSNT.H,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Once and Post Oifcr Address, No cO6 RrOad
PROPOsAIh

rRorOShI.S fOH NAY, STRAW and GASO-
.tNt StArt proposals VIII he received ~ the
, fhcc tLe General Purchasing otncrr. lsihmiun
, pnal .'n,Iissinn Washington, u { until 30
q ~ .rntcmhcr =, i9l?, nj which time they VIII
ts up'ui0 ih puhio. for furnishing ihr above
"a %, .pnnkt- -aHtircs RAnks and general informa'
,inl rcls,l1 10 this ItrulM NJ 7?5-A ma" be-
tnns1urd f0m tins uincr ~ the on,cc, ~ ~" Us
slhiApi Purchasing Agents. 4 SthN street New
NQN 'liA 6ii whitney central huld,ns, New
Orrans, la And iu~ '',rih ,ninl Si'"t, san
I,anris,'O. tsi alsn nom m, Inrlnr,i
once In hlcsXp. u, aud =, lo!l' No AMI
, ,onine Tciat e1uR nApsss ,iiN Nc I, Wt,G>.
snaSns Hu ONCE - '"''"' '''
The sun., 1912-08-15
Surplus

sEouai 10 isS~ per cent. on the I'll 100000
=. ,itsI stock. 90 compared With 1855 per
cent. earned on same STOCK iaN year
~. rreliminary consolidated income &C.
.osnt 81 the New Fork. New Haven and
HS.tfoSd Raiiroad and subsidisry companies
a. thc year ended June 80. lsla. compares
The sun., 1912-08-15
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY

supreme Cour,-Appslls!c Division Recess.
calendar called at 1850 4. NJ
supreme Court special Term Part II n-
fore Dugro j Court opens at 1880 ~ NJ "a
surrogate 5 Court Chambers Before Coha ian.
M.n.rs S"t,reiI %nn. Jcssnsou. Georg. y.
Waring. Richard Williamson, Nellie Grant, Lizzie
4 Schlmione. Leopold REM Michael
r. o'Brien. at 1890 y. NJ
cmy Special Term, Pert before
Part ll.-Bcforc smith. !. Court opens at 10
A. VI IA parte matters.
KINGS COUNTY
Supreme Court Sprchl term fer motions
i tiiy Of New yorl, vs. Meiropoiiian i>sociairs
Co ; Cohen rs Cohen. Matter ot Mcnermott
5 ormandy ,ys ,ormandy Howell vs no~cl, :
Kenick: y Matter of Collins Ave tMlcntn. 10 Mat
ter OF Ga'cs Aye Harris II Roher ~ knU. =
Nassau Z. Il. 4: Co. IL Hafcn vs Wills: Is Cariord
vs. hasch; 10 Heyward " Hlmmcr' T. l.ashins.I
Maer a h 70 Mater " Of Star
Ritter ~ ki,ier. ,, Neustadi " Perry Aeen'' g
Brown II. II. Il. CO ~ Mc,irs'h y - II. Il
B. ii Il. Il. 90; g Williamson IS Nassau T. II 4
Co; ~ Wcirourlla, INIT " Nassau = r. 4 Co:
~ Nairne vs. STILES: ;? Matter Of Rinclla ~ Matter
81 h9'9n. r,.S 81 rsppys r"Tn; I % 3 'lsM,sSn Tti
Macon Con,,ruetlon Co: 81 Soule vs Macon CON
struciion 90; IS Netzgrr vs. knoN 81 al: 10 Aitlna
vs Streetcr: 80 kurnick Us Sherusky: ~ Berhauef
~ Simon. t2 Matter of johnson Charles 81 tl. ~
Brown vs. Brown: - Mavrr " Stables: 81 ihearn
vs. Mckay: az Kocbling rs Weaver. a RoSennartz
" Myers. ~ Regenstein; 80 Matter Of Pay
Ave.
supreme Court-Srecia Term and Chambers
BEFORE Van Siclen. J. Court opens al 10 4.
Motlons fy parte business
Surrogatc's Court. Court opens at 10 4. IN
the Hail OF Records. second roor BEFORE Ketchari.
S.--Wills of Harriet T.. Peek, Sarah \. Winch.
Robert n. Spinney. Margarctha Barver. Sophie
Sandman. Hose Bracken, Elizabeth Roche. Kate
Jordan. Accountings OF Catharine Wright. Jose
Pazos Lopez. Anthony Janukaitys. Anna Diccter-
mann nov Gundcrmanl Peter piecSmann.
Sophie Pfohlmann. Henry Bloomgarden. ENzs-
beth Eckel. Ellen 4. Donovan, Chester I RIrns.
Elizabeth { Srrczer. Administration % Edwin
Y. BuSkirk Estate OF Caroline Turner
County Court-Crlminsl calendar. Court opens
a. 10 A. N. Part For trial Before Townsend.
J-tnrenre bailey. burg. John johnson. grand
burg Braunso Surkont. forg. Salvador Corsonna
e. G ".
The sun., 1912-08-15
SECURITIES AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

s.,.s Of securities ss suet's" yes'e'es'
vsTs a. follows; h..A.
AZ. 900 stat. Of Arkansas pss cent os"s"'
s. per bond. -, ...s henAa
$40 20 per bcnd ,,.. a.,i,sad
s''' 80 :, interest, I eer cent. bonde t:'Sve
,'h.,I.s'nn and savennah Rahroao
IN, mnrisas- bonds. SO lot ,.,.,..
a.. ssc ,,,r,s Tnrcupinr southern MtntAS
ComrsrS, "a, shares p.Ys,opmss"Ms s"s Ns"'
many ~ por rrupirr, i'linlle" s'svu u,.>L
IAN ,n.,,- ,.s.u Tfust Company ~ hr"ss
hn sl"n each w." .,,.,.,., s,cu,.
,eo share, standard l'lune.t Ele,A':s ~"
' rs,y n,st ~, frr'"h. so" ~arh " ,-
a, sse 'iI.r tutrt,Hn sugar 'nmpsn ~
IaN.rl t..s. , prr ..r. g'ld bono ''S'
The sun., 1912-08-15

Mayninccn, Stcel Steamers "Clermont" new, and
"onteoIa leave Pier %3. n. II. It. Christopher St
.ta'Op j. fonhcrs, 80 y. N. daily except Sun
day: Saturday Special leaves Pier <s, n r.. I
y. Sonkrrs l. As. for Maiden Catskiji an Cats-
kill MI POINTS. Hudson and Athens Time tables
giving iull Information mailed ON request. or eau
hr obts,nrd at ali hotels ana railway ticket ofces
Phone lOs. Spring
The sun., 1912-08-15
HIGHER COPPER PREDICTED.
Possible Repetition OF l007-smnIl
Purchases Yesterday.

Although tho copper market yesterday
developed no big sales there were pre-
dict!ons made that tho metal. upon re-
sumption OF big buying. would reach
new high price levels. In bearing out
this contention II was pointed out that
the 25 cent level. reached back In 1907,
was accomplished only after the main
tenance for some months OF an IS cent
price Some Of the best posted producers
stated Yesterday that "A repetition Of fiv-
years aro would not he Impossible.
some small sales were again booked
Yesterday a. liza. cents for domestic d.
livery IN October. There has also been
some heavy arhitrage trading between
New York and London. for while the
difference IN price between the two cities
was not 40 great ~ several weeks ago.
II became known that profits OF one-e,ghth
cent pound on several millions of
pounds have been realized by local metal
houses,
The Chino Copper Company last night
made public the result OF qua rterly eIA
erations FOR the three months period ended
June 30. This showed production OF
t,2s9.64+ pounds, costing SOC cents n
pound. as compared with 3s7l $50 pounds
turned out In the previous quarter at an
average cost ~ T,6S cents n pound Owing
To the fact that 30' c;c;s ton was
charged to stripping expenses n fun cent
q pound was added TO the past quarter a
costs
Th" prices Of standard copper closed
a follows:
The sun., 1912-08-15
NEW HIGH PRICE FOR CATTLE
Steers Bring SIO.5O UunLreC-
weight In Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. I1-For the fourth time
since the recent sharp advance in prices
steers estab lished a new mark when one
load sold at $40 80 n hundrcdwelght to-day
This new price. the highest ever paid on
the local exchange. was made 10y Indiana
fed Herefords which were sold 10 a buyer
for the Eastern trade.
A number of steers sold nj SO or better.
this class being now at the highest levels
ever reached in Chicago. The gains here
have been followed AT the river markets .
$40. 40 having been reported at Kansas city
yesterday. Sellers are now NJ the opinion
that prime steers will reach 3lI befor. there
is any check
The sun., 1912-08-15

SUGAR. Raw was firm centrifugal. oS
test, +.Ooc mtiscovados 30 test. 3.52c. Re
fined was quiet. granulated. Sc.
NAVAL STOKks. Spirits OF tnrpentine
asa - .c Common 10 good strained rosin
81 -.
The sun., 1912-08-15
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
Ex DIVIDEND.

EX DIVIDEND.
American Tobacco. common.
Boston and Maine, preferred.
Butterick Company.
Federal Lish, and fraction. preferred.
federa! rtilities. preferred.
General Asphalt. preferred.
May Department stores. .
northern Texas Elevated common and
Porto R,can Tobacco.
southern IpiyrGDENbs firf l:,nn rAvApLE.
American Bank Note. auartely. common /.
American Bank Note. extra. oHthmon nom
american Radiator. quarterly. preferred.
bond and Mortgage Guarantee, quarterly
Borien's Condensed MIX, semi-annual.
common. 4.
Buffalo Mines. extra.
Bunalo. Rochester and Pit'sburE. semi n i
Hmffalo, Rochester and Pi,,sburs. semi-an-
Cambria steel. quarterly. ~.
Connecticut Railway. quarterly. common; !
Connect cut Railway, quarterly. preferred l.
Crown Reserve Mining. extra;
Crown Reserve Mining. monthly. :.
Eastern pcnnsylvania Power, quarterly
t;onirich. !, r. initial. common. I.
jefferson and ,'iearficld Coal and Iron. pre-
fcrted. ?'g
Mobile Electric quarterly. preferred, ~.
Montreal I.igh, quarterly. "a
National carbon. quarterly. preferred IA
New York and Richmond ,ias. quarterly. !.
Niles Rement Pond, quarterly. common.
~.
Pacific Gas and Electric. quarterly. pre-
fcrred. Si.b0
pittsburs Terminal Warehouse. monthly,
lsac
FRAT, and whitney. quarterly, preferred.
l'-.
Pullman quarterly. 81
Rome. watertown and OgdensburR. quar-
terlN, -.
Sears -Roebuck. quarterly. common. ~
Silvcrsmiths Company, quarterly, ~
Southern California Edison, quarterly.
common. "a.
Tampa Electric. quarterly. %.
Union American cigar. semi-annual pre-
ferr-d, ar
United States Printing Of New Jersey.
quarterly. preferred. Is.
United States Telephone. quarterly. pre-
ferred, lis
Vacuum OIL. 3
Virginia Carolina Chemical. s.mi-annual.
rou uio
The sun., 1912-08-15
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Agnin Breaks on Tired Lie
dation-I:Uropean Cables
Easlcr-Rrani1 SteAdler.

Coffee again broke sharply. The O.
port OF the local bulls was not aRgret 40
enough to restore confidence. The Ell sct
Of valorization advice appeared TO haxA
svaporatcd. Traders paid more attenti~
to the actual situation OF coTee. Sales OF
consigned Santos at a material concession
tended to deprcss sentiment II was feared
that the Brazil market would give wav.
But the cables from that source yesterday
we're better and cost and freights about
steady The European markets were not
q sustaining influence. being lower. Some
Of the trade are now inclined to believe
that those talking buliishy took good
care to liuudate higher M and can anord
to average on the way down More COM
ment was heard of the possibility OF fne
Towering in Sac Paulo and the heavy pri-
mary receipts were not liked
Coffee on the spot was quiet: Rio NO.
Z. i4c. Futures closed steady and ~ to IS
lower. Sales were io2.5 800 bags. Havre
was 4, to .. franc lower. Hamburg was
2. to ~, pfg. lower Rio was - reis lower.
receipts were II 600 bags. stock. 3i2.0OO
bugs Santos was 100 reis higher. receipts
were ~ 900 bags stock 1886 600 bags. Sac
Paulo receipts were 49.WO bags. Jundiahy
receipts were 5000 bags. Prices were IA
The sun., 1912-08-15

SUMMONS.


CITY COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
WILLIAM GOENSCIi. Plaintiff. against MARIE
BOrhME, trading under the name and style of
CHROMOLIrHOGRApii HE XII NSTAN-
S1kl.T VII HELM BOEHME. Defendant SIM
Mos, WITH NOTICE.
10 'rIiE hNONE NAMED DEFENDANT:
SOi' ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 answer
the complaint In this action. and TO serve a copy
Of our answer on the plaintiffs attorney within
ten days after the service of this summons ey-
ciusi,c OF the day OF service ard In ease OF your
taken against you by default for the relief de-
mandrd In the complaint
Dated \. ' i., July 5th. 1912.
JACOB I.ASKER.
Plaintiffs Attorney
Once and Post Of.cr Address, No cO6 Broad-
way, Bor OF Manhattan. New York city
To MARIE BOEHMF trading As aforesaid:
The foregoing summons II served upon Won
by publication. pursuant 10 an order Of The Hon
Peter Schmuck, Justice Of the Ciiy Court of the
tlS uf New York. dated the End day of August,
M, aud hlcd ON the cnd day OF august 1912
with copy ~ the complaint. In the once Of the
clerk ~ The tity Court of the city Of New York
AT the BrownNtonc building. No 3. ,hambc rs
street thorough OF Manhattan, tity Of New York.
n seli STATE the original complain, having been
Med Ia Nhlu once on the i.th day OF July. 1872
Dated. Nrw York, Augus, 2rd. 1879
JACOB LASKER.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
2W Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. New
York tiiy
The sun., 1912-08-15
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Net spsr. rev.. ei.7s0.<<o Dec.
HOOKING VALLEY.