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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-30
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

CHAS. D. BARNEY IL COMPASi.-CER-
tiiicste of Limited Partnership Whereas.
tho Undersigned. ou OF about tlc lst day or
FEBRUARY. 1911. under ana pursuant go IN
provisions 81 the statutes ~ TIA" state Of
New York. formed a limited partnership o."
b. gip ou said date and 10 end on IA" "lst
d. uf January, 1919 now, Ia" unuersiEncf.
b.iHl DESTROYS 81 renewing and continuing
the said limited partnership pursuant % the
PROVISIONS OF th" statutes Of IN" state 81
New YORK. do hereby certify a. follows 40
The name or firm under which sucn part
urIslip ie 90 hc conducted Is 'has. d. Bar
no. 4 80. Tho county wherein the priu-
cIpal pIac, 81 business is To BE- located -
tho County - N"w York. Borough Of Man
haitian. 90 Thc general nature OF the busi-
ness intended 90 boz. transacted - fo carry ON
IN. business pf brnlt'Is ana 20 uu., sell and
irHl Don stocks bonds. grain ana other com
modifi.s. 81 The names OF all the general
aud syecl9l partners Interested therein amt
their respective places 81 residence 1l' aS
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board OF Water supply, at its Offices.
seventh floor No 100 Broadway. New York.
until II m. on Tuesday. February IS 1918
for Contract AID for furnishing ard delivering
AZ various localities along the Catslill .AqUe
duct. Is kinds OF tree transpants OF 3 agd
4 year Odds. for delivery In 1918 and 1914
The bidder may bid any or all Of the
kinds Of transplants for either or both years
delivery.
At the above place and time the bids viii
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con
tanning information FOR bidders, etc. can lr
obtained at the above address by dcpositiH-
the sum OF five dollars $50 for each pam
phlet. For further particulars see nforma
ton for Bidders.
Charles Strauss. President Charles y. Caad
wick John f. Calvin. commissioner of 'rc
Board OF Water supply, Joseph =. Morrieer
Secretary.
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! ,.,,,,,, per cent unless otherwise s'a'ed'
Manhattan.
onrI IT. s. lGl II Of Magic az
A'o Ucnsle Construction co 70 AndieW VOL WI.
~ Newark. j; Jan ~: Ers' S-T -
;e.a.,,rSy. Lawyers Title Insurance ana ''uS
70 NscTOX IT $ W cor Wooster ST. 5OX9"
hWVcs, Houston Street Corporation y" ~
siJman. south Orange. j, ,p' ms my,
aaep,,o and trust 60. 176 Broadway.
i9sS,,Tti ri. g :. 1851 T. Of tdGec0nue Iu'
~. Jobr Brown 20 Conimonweaitn SaN
- rank .oO5 Amsterdam ave; yIs; . - Pe'
%. ~. Ian -; 5000, attorney George II ny wv
PsIHI AVE. 1919. l6.sx50; Morris ku-
NAh',J ano 90 Ida II Bomine. ~ BecN
50 nte s9.0op: due as per bond; Jan
y, otfornev Moses r Brows, SO BToadNhL'
N@' <ICTtoI A. AVE. :. - II n liNtn
si,s.s6. Iohn Mara 10 Emsrant lndustrial
s. Is Uank i1G Broadway; yrs; Jan -,
:., s,nnsS attorneys, Il & L o'Gofman' 81
tssrm,s<STTSo * IT. So ci.3xG5 Max Kimerling
~" 20 Thornton = Turner and 8no uus.er'
snlincton. Vt. Jan -; yrs Sl6W"; 49, 90
I'sv.ye's Title Insurance ana trust o. '''
Froasdn%,s,iI YEA AVE. i53 to 100. icoXl"o'
HCo1.iruction co to Margaret i'o'a ,
y, collese aye Ir oo ,Hs S sHE0o NJ suil
eond: Jan, Ja9 ~ ave s ana i4>,6 ST.
van NJ. ,3l 246xlOO: Walter ! Scoll g,
~ HoVery Savings Banh' II hV" ~
al Sas. 0Oo,: due as per nohu, ''r r,,1e,
li m'7 s,,orrty. Title Guarantee anu ''"''
90 l;s ~ gy'e so and e27 sly brk 40 2N's';
~ IL, 49," 10 Lawyers Title INSURANCE go go
John NJ W. vrs: Jan ~; $4,000; address '''
EroaGGiT,aE. II and SO West, = sly DIN d>,
4jTh : tosaob Keen TO Max kessiel. "a"
% ~ ~ Inn. 9. 1918: per cent >-''o' "'
5ress 1:o Nf ,so 4 East sly brk. - cX233;
pa! nnoltr 60 20 Title GIaIantee s"u ,.' 60
ode' ,''' os per bond; Jan ~; Sl4'"'o'
iis Brc2aW,Sst, East, sly brk 20XlU .; Eo,a
GID - IIrrr,, W Tuger. l39 west I.o,, %,
le joe '14 luuc rs 1919; per cenl; Sol -
Jan ". "' S,r5us. a StrOuse. FOL broaI O. d,
attorneys 81 west sly blk. leNl"V' IUs' 80
>2p -. <cv York Life Insurance 80, o. %
Z Hi'l' w Ian -: due Jan !. 1910, - So,
hfoanNN' tsWvers Title Insurance an" '''.
TO l8n ~ Vcst 5o.@xl02.2: Wcsiey Rca''y
~ IIi,.oin Mortesgc 60. l0o broan" |c,,,.,
@ 10 nH- cent: Jan %; S.-'oVo: w. ~,
-, TITLE Insurance and lIuS' w.
hrosaH".s ~. aig West. : sly mN. l>% 49, 80,
>bli, ',!corr- 20 BoWely savings bank' -
r,ror,. Jan -. Yrs. ~ per osT,. :,
hoN,Is' strong & Cadwalader. 90 wall :.
',.eD -. s. lO0 q . % LraqnuIs - q. a.
.a ~. THOMAS Molloy 20 John II ia lIo'aH 400 w
~, I'm ST. Jan -: due as per 'o"u' S'''''
,,orrrI , Cunucen. II Wall -
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lO>kf.tt~.

"> BUENA VISTA AVE rhr'e minutes 90
al dcpois. newly furnished room. home
n fo1tf,fIs.I,
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FURNISHED ROOMS
ADDITIONAL LIST FREE.

i'ill out and mail this coupon and an
additional list Of Rooms and Board. con-
,ained In the ROOM and BOARD REG
ISTEE Of The Tril me. will be sent YOU
by return mail.
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
go Tribune Building. New York
Please send me your Free Room and
Board Register.
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accorded MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

...,, nano and address OF grantor and al
VIM toIney.D
-, I, per cent unless otherwise stated
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HELP WANTED.

Male
~ OPPDR ~ NGTY TO learn 'hc adv Rising
business OF % New Nork daiis is afforded
Young man who is living home aud ~ not
snaid Of hard work Apply Room $50
1iiuuac Building. after 20 a.
FREIGHT BOY WANTED IN = lace import
ing h0usc: good chaur' 10. advanccn' ut
AuD!v by letter Box - Tribune Building.
MADE $4,000 IN fye wears with small
mail orde- business: began with s. Send
.0r free booklet Tells how HeaCOeA. "o5J
Lcckport. y. !
Female.
WANTED At ONCE. thamberUaids aud
waitreSses. buffers and useful men. Swedish
and German cooks and parlor maids The
Modem Employment Agency. "23 9Th ave.
and ~ Lexington ave.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address Of lender.
ue!.1
ht., l. a&tap
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T. HORACE UAPDI>G.
~ COOKE. BIRD
uENEN SNNDliBSON
EDM MD " i.E\I~
philemon DICK lNSpN,
JOHN T.. GRIEF.
'fEARI.ES s. PHILLIPS.
HENRY T.. Bl'TLEE.

CIV and County 81 New Y" IS
{ II,Iac, n,rdiug being duly sworn. s"' :
,i,,t b., IL one of tho general partners named
i'm the foregoing cortincat" and that thy sum
of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars t'2""'""'
sn., fled in sald certificate tn nav" bc"h' con
tTu,ut.d bv charles $. Phillips. ~ sp-cl"i
partu,r TO the common stock as h'"h t'-
mall, and in good faith paid in cash
tSignedD i. HORACE HARDING.
Sc,oru Ia before me this 2Ht' daN " y"
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,Signedb HAROLD CLAUS,
Notorv Publ, No. -. New york COUNT
Wv York state. Term expires Maich ."
1919 Register 40. 300
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EAST sIDE--BeIow Tooth street.
IsROOEI.NN.

asst ST 81 EAST. Beautiful rooms bat
private or adjoining: iuyuriou"ly appoin
cd Madison $3.50.
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~ or said partners a." ram av,.
60 Th. amount of C1uit1l which thafl"'
= puIuips the only special partner. pa.
contributed fo far common stock is two
Thousand Dollars 5000. u"u'.
So III. time from which %" limited
pa-tuership .s to %" continued and renew aa
i Tsnuarr @Ist 1913. and the uW. ~ which
10" limited partnership is To end is January
%is', 1918.
Iu witness Wa'r. OF. wee. me Htu"is Sh' ~
haze horauuto set orr bands This 18th DAY OF
Nui,mi.r. 1871"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14

teman tok, tece cez vrat, kamni
Sc pordete.
CONTACT prihrume.
"Kradel jei"
Ike je s~rajca9"
"Policija!"
Strazaiki prihajajo. Napravi Sc
krog. Nekdo kolne. Nekdo Sc sme-
ia, jasno in butno.
R%azdrapani kosmatincc lei ma
tleh. Okr:ayljcn, prihulien, v to-
penn strahu. Kakor zbegana zival.
V eni roki drli kru9, V drugi otro-
Sko sraico. PRAY varno drzi. ma
Stran in visoko. Ker tlak je pra-
sen. In kri kaplia, kaplia brel
prestanka. Ma oblcko ma pot.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14
BlaZnOSt vOine.

BlvSl caStnik ie postal naSemu
bratSkemu berlinskemu glasilu
"Norw"rtSu' Sledece:
kakor So vedno. tako so voini
hujSkaci in zee odStotni patriotic
tudi sedaj oh priliki zmcd ma Bal
kanu okrasili svoje zloGinske DO
cetJe Z oguljcno frazo, da voine
prerode nravstveno ziyljenic vo-
JuJotih Sc ljudstev. cato hocemo
.lzracunati izgube cloveSkih xiv
lJenj in cloveskega zdrav.ia. XII bi
Jih imeli narodi. ce hi izbruhnila
evropSka vojna. Vsakemu preri-
vanju sc hocemO ogniti.
Ia temeljno merilo yzcmimo IL
CUBE nemSke armada ' vojni 1870
IL. V nemSki francoski vojni ie
Nemcija vpoklicala vsega skupai
100000 MOI. Izgube so bile Sic
dece: mrtvih 1871 Gastnikov. %
39I podcastnikov in moStva: ran
lemh 1854 caStnikov. S4.3O4 pod
caStnikov in moStva. Ia kuZnimi
boleznimi je umrlo okolo 100000
MOI.
Preglejmo najpre.j, kako income
armada ina ~trozveza ter Frances
ka in Russia. Pri TEN vStejemo ce-
tie posadk in nadomestne Gete.
Vpoklicale bi:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14

In nJegov lastni sorodnik professor
urlich Y Zadru mu je tudi dial
5000 kron. To so seveda samo tri
golJuflje, pri katerih S oskodovani
golJuflje, pri katerih so oSkodova-
nj domatini. Ia koliko je ogoljufal
precej, kajti on sam prizna. da je
zapravil V zadnjih letih wee kot
EN- million kron.
ZaSatili so Urlicha V Zadru.T Tam
je prosil trgovca Meledo. da mai
mu da "a emo fpalico zlata 1000
kron. Denar %potrebuic "a voznjo
Y March,, kjcr ga pticakuje ME
gov p~rijatelj, XII mu je princscl IL
Afrike zopet 30 palic zlata. Mele-
da je dial zlato prczkusiti ma Du-
naju, kjer so dognali. da nj V ko-
vlni niti trohice zlata. Sledila lie
senzacionalna aretacija, preiskava
In Urlich false lord Hamilton Sedi
Sedaj pred zadrSko poroto. Urlich
doSledno taji vsako krivdo in po-
We porotnikom Y svojo obrambo
ze znano bajko o transvaalskem
zakladu, XII je vredcn baje - mi
lJonov funtov Sterlingov in o "a
ljubljeni 70letni ruski grofici Pc.
tocki. On trdi, da je nicgovo zlato
pravo in da je tiSto palico. XII 10
je ponudil Meledi, prodal pozneje
Y Parizu IA 5000 kron. Pri hiSni
p~reiSkavi so pac naSli 10 zlatu po-
dobnih palic, Xxi MISC bile popolno-
ma zlate, toda tc 81 je dial bajc
zanalaSt napraviti in Jill ie rabbi
IA kopcli.
DRAWN p%ravdnik je vpraSal. ko
mu je slepar tako lepo povedal
svojO pravljico O umiraio6em Blu
ru in velikanskem zakladu. zakaj
da je Bur ravno MENU. kot tuicu
IN s%ovrainiku zaupal tako skriv-
most. Urlich je rekel. da Bur nj
mogel drugem povedati. pa6 pa
je Bur zahteval, da da Urlich wee
miIjonov "a burSke reveze. Urli-
chov zagovornik ie ma to rckel :
"To je bill gotovo zaklad predsed-
nika Kriigerja!"
Use price st potrdile skoro do.
beSedno obtoinco in izjavile. da ie
bio zlato nepravo. Dunajske pri-
te so med drugim tudi izpovedale.
kar Sc do sedaj nj bilo znano. da
je Urlich igral tudi pri dirkah. Sc
veda vedno 2 izgubo. Pri eni svoi
dirk je izgubl 6ez 10000 kron.
Pc precej dolgih govorih drzav-
mega nravdnika in Urlichovega
zagovornika so porotnici potrdii
krivdo. nakar jc obsodilo sodiSce
Criicha ma pet let tezke .jeGe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14

Srbski plen. Srbski list "Politi-
ka" pOroca o srbskem plenu. Srbi
so well Turkom vsega skupaj sos
topov, 213,0O0 puSk, 100000 0 pa
tron, $4,000 oPlek. Use skupaj
znaSa vrednost 100 m%iljonov fran
kov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14
Skupaj 49,. l6. 500. 600 m,

Skupaj go. l6,600.0 600 MOI
AngleSke armada ma suhem ne
upoStevamo. ker ne bi igrala yeli-
Ike vloge Y sploSni evropski voini.
M%obilizacija trozveze in antan-
te bl poStavila torej m boiiS6e II
krat vetjo armada kakor pa ie hi
la II NemGije V letu lS7O-lS7l.
Ako bl zadele armada trozvezc ter
kuSile in Fraucoske primeroma
ravno tako vchke izgube kakor so
Jih imeli Nemci ls7O-lS7I. te-
daJ dobimo naSlednia Stcvila:
Mrtvih l4krat 1871 je 26.194
oficirjev, l4krat 26.397 jc 3G9.5 5s
podcaStnikov in moStva. Ranie-
nth; llkrat 1874 je 5S.576 oficir-
jev, likrat S4.3O4 ie l.1sO256 pod
caStnikov in moStva.
Glede izgub pc nalczliivih boz
leznih hoGcmo upoStcvati napre-
dek Y zdravstvu in kemiji zadnjih
StirideSet let. Ako vIamemo. da hi
pobralc kuzne bolezni le trctii del
lrtev. Iii 50 Jill ugrabile lcta 1870
-lNn Nemcem. tedaj dohimo ma
Slednji rezultat kulne bolezni hi
pobrale likrat 100000: 2 je TO-
kroglo) 100000 MOI.
Ial. da nista Y tch zadnjih de
setletjih napfedovali le kemiia in
medicina, temveG tudi svinGcna
kultura in kultura topov ie moGno
napredoyala od leta fS7O-lS7l.
&c vzamcmo, da danaSnje morilno
orozje ucinkuje lie Sc enkrat bolje
kakor ono IL leta 1S7O-lS7l. tie
daJ Sc izpremene gorenje Stevilke
mrtvecev in r~aniencev sledeGe:
Mrtvih (okroglo) 10000 off
cirjey. $4,000 pOdtastnikov in
moStva ranjenih (okroglo) SIS
GOO oficirev. l.7S0.OOO podGastni-
koy in moStva.
Smrt bi torej ugrabila armadam
t%rozveze. Rustic in Franciic 1860
GOO MOI. ranjenih hi pa bilo okrog
10 l,S6S.00O MOI.
TIE Stevilke so V resnici strahot-
ne, a nihGe ne more trditi. da hi
bile morda pretirane. Najbrze bo
nasa cenitev Sc prenizka.
Take blame zrtve mai hi utrpeli
evropski hulturni narodi in le IN
TO, ce dobi Srbiia pristan oh ia
dranskem moriu ali ne. ali pa ce
Sc izkaze diplomaciia pri kakem
drugcm vpraSaniu nczmozna. Ma
Stotisote rodbinskih oGctov no po-
Streljenih. poklanih in pobitih.
bedno i'll brez pomoci bodo umira-
Ii IN rane bodo pokrivale njihova
telesa. Ako hi viadal Y Evropi
zloben norec. ne hi Sc mogel izmi-
slit b~laznciSc igre.
lie Sc kratko opombo O TEN. ko-
like hi evropSka vojna pogoltni-
la d%enarja. Armada trozveze Fran
CHE in Rustic hi STEELE 10000 OO
MOI. V modcrni voini Stane dnev-
no en- vojak I X 20 vinarjev. vse
armada hi torei ma dan potrebova-
lie 1l9.520.C90 X izdatkov. V enem
mesecu hi |narasli ii StroSki ma
3,5S5.6OO.OO X. torei mad tri mi
ljarde kron in &c hi vojma ~trajala
Stiri mesece. tedaj hi pogoltnila
l4.342400.O00 X. torej mad 14mi-
lard.
kdo jc torei Sc med mani. XII ne
bi bill preprican. da mora TAXA ka-
tastrofa zadeti vsako drzavo V
njen mozeg?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-14
ZlOCin.
Werner Peter Larzen;

skele, glava .je raZbelleha. ne Oh
iutra sem ga je obhaJala SlabHSt.
Willie temu hodi dalje, dale, mimo
vii 5 cyetoeimi gredicami in trudi
Sc. da bi gledal kolikor mogoce
ravnodusno. Mice sc ne zmeni
zani. LIE malokdo ga pogleda ma
tanSneje. On pa gre dalje, ne da
hi Sc ozrl, roke Y zepu, zvizga pc
sem za pesmijo, samo da nihce ne
opazi njegove razburjenosti.
Nekaj casa gre vse dobro. Ali
potem mu priGne migljati pred
oGmi, plamencki st utrinjajo, ljud-
je in hiSe pleSejo, mirnost je izgi-
Mia - kakor hi 10 bill vetrr cd
nesel - in zdi Sc mu, da vsakdo,
XII gre mimO NIGGA, We, kakO da je'
Z MIN: brez della in brez jela. Da-
ma ga zvezdavo pogleda. Gospod
zmaje Z glavo. Dekle zleti mimo
MEGA in hitita. Sto oGi Sc je uprlo
vanj, vsi pogledi polni ~nezauplji-
vOsti. Kai hoGe kuStravi in raz-
drapani 6lovek? Ali DO beratil, ali
DO kradel9
CUT, kako mu sill kri V glavo.
Glasno zvizgajOc koraka dale.
Nekaj Sc mora zgoditi. >Tako ne
gre wee. Vsaj otroku mora prime
sti kruha! Re wee dni vpije, med
TEN ko ga stresa mrzlica:
"Kruhal Mleka! ="
Ne, ne, ma to ne SINE misliti. De
ia nj Mice mu ne posodi vi
maria
Dale in dalje hodi. Sam ne We.
kaj pravzaprav hoGe. In vendar be
Ii vsak dan IL svojega bornega
stanOvanja, vSak dan tava okolo.
brez namena, brez ella, brezSkrb-
most IN bogaStvo "a miGeta.
'Dober dam. pravi nekdo.
Pred MIN stoji dekle. koSaro ma
roki.
"kje ste Sc pa vi vzeli?'
Premeri ga cd nog do glave. po-
TEN je V zadregi. Njegoye hlate
so Sc svetile, cevlji so bill strgani.
mic della, pravi on.
Him. Trenotek premiSljuie.
"Malo casa imam Pokima
in izgine.
Bila je kuharica pri zasebniku.
nekaj his dale. To ic yedel cd
pref. In Sc nekaj ----
Hipoma obstane. MCCOY obraz.
Sc YES siv in medel. Sc napne.
kadar gre Z donna, pusca vrata
odprta. Kdor lie hoGe, lehko ystopi.
Pc hodniku sc pride Y kuhinjo
Nova moe GA navdaja. Oti Sc
mu svetijo. Ce poskusi9 Same mai
potrebnejSe. samo koScek kruha?
NeOdloten je Sc. Skoraj Sc hocc
obrniti in oditi. Kakor hi hotel te-
ci. Potem pa Sc vzravna in nitro
koraK pIotl VIII.
Pred vilo Sc nabirajo liudie.
Stole posamic in V grutaiI, spraSu-
jejo. kretajo z rokami in kazeio ma
hiSo. Nehateri bulijO tako oGi. ka-
kor hi hoteli pogOltniti hiSo.
Okoli debele zenske Sc drenia
najvec ljudi. Zena govori in lica
j care.
So. Da. wei ie kruh in s%rajco,
otroSko srajco. All kaj. vi ste ne
umen mladeniG, GILLETTE, da Sc po-
berete. Kaj Sc je zgodilo? Kradel
jel kakOr sen ze rekla. kruh in
srajco male deklice - Maria il
je ime - lep otrok, materi popol-
noma podobnal - Stisnil je pod
pazduho vse skupaj. da - ali ne?
Cd takega nedolznega otroticka +.
Torej pod pazdnho in Svrk - re
je letel pc stopnicah
"In nj ga nikjerY"
"BreZ sledui"
"Pa ga vendar iscejoP"
Mozje lete pc vrtu. Pes laja. Ma
balkOnu stoii gospOd. Sc debeleiSi
cd debele zene iii maha z rokami.
"Ali ga dobeY"
"Menda ne"
Pri sosedni viii Sc odpro vrata.
kosmat in razdrapan MOI stopi
ven. Trenotek srepo pogleda CRU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
SATISFIED WITH TRUCK
Coal Firm Gives Opinion OF
Pope Hartford Machine.

The manager of large retail coal busi-
ness in a New England city has this TO
say concerning its three-ton Pope HART
ford motor truck similar to the one on
exhibition at the Garden show:
1--WE have had this truck in service
only about four months, but during that
time it has demonstrated that 1t can do
the work OF three double or six single
teams There is absolutely no question. In
our opinion, about the advantage OF "A
motor truck over horses where the maui
is great, for We have kept accurate ac-
count Of the cost. allowing the truck
credit at so much a ton for every ton oil
coal carried based upon the cost for
handling by teams, and unless We have
unusual and unexpected repair bills our
truck will pay for itself in less than two
years.
I'm addition to the above tho con-
venicnce is well worth something, Tor We
can take care Of large order so much
easier and in every way give much better
service with the truck. We have good
driver and think this Is a feature that
some of the dealers overlook. We do not
consider it wis" to put s12-a-wcek-
driver on a $4,000 machine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
AGAINST INCREASE OF FEES
Jersey Motorists Don't Want to
Paw More for Licenses.

Automobile activity in New Jersey re-
oeived another boost on Monday night at
the annual meeting OF the North Jersey
Automobile Club, Of Paterson. The ques-
ton of changing the New Jersey laws
with the idea of imposing heavier license
fees upon resident motorists and OF
holding visitors down TO strict interpre-
tation OF the fifteen-day touring privilege
is a very ticklish one. and the North Jer-
sew club intends to be in the forefront
OF the fight. They took a decided stand
against increased license fees and elected
two of their members. George a. Post and
w. G.. Norwood. as delegates to the AS
ISOLATED Automobile Club of New Jersey
to fight the issue.
The North Jersey Club has member
ship Of 234. and with the legislative fight
on hand a campaign was planned for new
members. \ protest was also registered
against the alleged discrimination in
ferry charges on the Hudson River boats.
The officers elected were as follows: Presi-
dent. Edgar NJ Corbett: first vice-presi-
dent. Charles VI. Frost second vice-presi-
dent. James Schofed. secretary James
Madden. and treasurer, j. Wesley Ben
son. Dr. j. y. Faulkner was elected a
delegate TO the American Automobile As
sociation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
A SURPRISE At CHESS.
CapabIanCa Catches Tartar in
Norman Whitaker.
GAME FINALLY ADJOURNED
Marshall Makes Quick Work OF
Kupchik in National Mas
ters' Tourney.

A notable encounter between Jose r.
Capa blanca OF Havana. and Norman T.
Whitaker. former chess champion OF the
University of Pennsylvania marked the
second round OF the American national
chess masters tournament contested at
the Cafe Boulevard yesterday afternoon
and evening.
Whereas the Cuban master was the
first to get through in the first round
ne was the last at the tables last night,
and then the game was abandoned in an
unfinished condition, to be resumed on
Thursday, when no regular round is
scheduled. At the close the position was
decidedly interesting, Whitaker having a
slight superiority in material. but with
a king exposed TO the checks of the black
queen. A draw is the likely outcome. al
though neither made overtures to that
end when Capablanca sealed his move.
Having the black side Of a queens
pawn opening. Capablanca played some
what irregularly at the start, but OBJ
,ained the superior development never
theless. Whitaker. however, was full OF
resource. and surprised the audience. II
not his adversary. by his eleventh and
twelfth moves.
The former college champion offered TO
sacrifice his bishop after losing a pawn.
but the Cuban declined the gift. prefer
ring to give back the pawn. Whitaker,
in turn, won pawn on his twenty-second
move, and then established two passed
pawns in the centre. Capablanca set sail
for the white king in the corner and
worked up a deep combination. AS this
led 10 a draw by best play on both sides.
he switched off TO another tack. driving
the king out into the OPEN At one time
II looked as though Whitaker was in a
mating net, but ne emerged safely.
OF the six games finished in the after
noon session not one was drawn Most OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
RIFLE TOURNEY CONTINUES
Scores of Second Shoot of High
Schools Teams Announced.

Washington. Jan. 2l.-The National
Rifle Association of America to-day an
nounced the results of the second conpe-
ton between the public high school rihe
teams throughout the United states Tor
the new national trophy, as follows;
Iowa city High defeated BrooKiine
Mass.) High. 500 to 1876; Southern Hish,
of Philadelphia, defeated the High School
of Commerce, New York City. 9o2 to sS;
Stuyvesant High. New York City. defeat-
ed Eastern High of Washington, s6l 10
7s; Morris High, New York City, de-
feated Baltimore Polytechnic. 9lo to 80
Deering High, of Portland, Me, de-
feated De Witt Clinton High, or Ne"
York City, 9i6 to 49, Salt Lake City Hieh
defeated the Susquehanna PENN HIGH
93i to 81; Tucson (Ariz) High defeated
the Utica On. y Free Academy, 1i6 20
10; Manual Training, Washington, de-
feated Manual Training. st. Louis. 81 to
$50: the Portland (Me) High defeated the
Business High, Washington, 926 to 49,
Technical, Springfield, Mass, defeated
Sault Ste. Marie (Mich) High, $40 to S6l
AS the school officials Of Philadelphia
have forbidden rife practice by members
of the schools. the Southern High School
of that city has been compelled to WITH
draw from the league.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
UNCOVERING NAVY GRAFT
Prosecutions Of Supply Con-
tractors to Follow.
From Tho Tribune Bureau.

Washington. Jan. 2l-Thc latest devel-
opmcnt I'm the campaign 10 rid tho navy
or graft In the selling of supplies was a
conference to-day Of Mr.. Winthrop.
Acting Secretary; Captain A. I. Mark.
Judge advocate OF the recent court martial
in tho battlcship Louisiana scandal, and
Attorney General Wickersham. The Of
ncials discussed tho results or tho pres
Ont inquiry and outlined plans for a
sweeping Investigation OF the whole com
missary department.
Agents Of the Department of Justice
will be pu, 70 work at all the stations.
and will direct their energies to uncover
ing a system OF graft and corruption
which offers temptation to nearly every
steward. Immunity will be granted gem
crousy TO men within the service, the
theory OF Mr.. Winthrop being that the
brbers are more to blame than the
stewards and others in the service who
have profted by the conspiracy.
About twelve civilian contractors are
now under suspicion.