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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-09-27

Sen Oemctraten fonItdtieren miinen.
Der tpirtf9aftli6en undbbdnsi9te't
Der Mrbeiter aua Die politii4e unz
abbGngisteit bei5ufiisen, inoem er fir
bic Sosialiit partei eintrste, bate ibm
i6on Gnttdui6ungen eriparen uno
oen Mrbeitern piel nehr niiBen fonz
nen.
8on @ompers fam oie5 natiirlih
ni6t perlangt peroen. Gr tit tein
5osialiit uno miro es au6 ni6t
mebr peroen. gr erfldrte Dem I'm
terIu6ungstomitee, oab eroem go
3ialismus opponiere, unb 5tpar, fpie
ct Ii6 ausoriidt, glaubt er ourdn,
ftets oues nur fir bic 9egenlport
tun gu mIhen uno nidt fir oas
Weor9en, ipie es bte Sosiuliiten tun.
sd bin felt Sabren gu Der llebers
5susuns gelanst", iagte sr, noab mir
fir Die beFere Gntfpidlun9 Der Sc
ieni9uft arbeiten follen, in pelder
mir leben, unb nidt fir Oen Rieoerz
gang berIelben."
@ompers lit alt senus, Inn es iia
lsiiten gu t0nnen, iih pe9en Der gu
funft teine Sorgen mebr 81 MAIDEN.
Die Gnttpidlung Der Unions in bic
lem 2anoe bate ibm jebo6 f6pn
llebrsn miiHen, pie bDs es lit. niht
an Die 3utunft gu benfen. Die Or
saniiisrune Der rlnsslernten" pdre
Dor 20 Sobren unberbGltnismGBig
lci6ter su errei9en eefpeien ols Der
8sit. Sas bate fir Die gntipidlun9
arbeiten gebeiBsn, ipGbrenb 10 Der
Hieoergang in beitimmten Sinne ge>
fonmen lit.
Sumuel lit fein Oenter. Sn bieien
9eroa6t pirb er niemals tommen.
gBdre er oas, fDnnte man bon ihnl
oerlungen, nad5uoenten, mas Der Sah
meirtt: -. fir Die Before @ntpids
lunq Der GelelI6aft arbeiten. .
niGt fir Sen Nieoer9ong berielben.
Die before gntnidlung Der 8eIel=
Tdaft oas muB nah 9pmpers Worts
oebrau6 Die 6Dherentpidlung Dee
&upitulismus fein. Die 6oberenttpit.
lung oes Sapitalismus perni6tet biz
Unions. Sir Die Iusbeitung oer
Unions orbeiten, - bas mub 9om:
pers bod tun = beoeutet na6 Den
Wortoebrouh Der 8upitdliiten, oil
nit 9ompers auf glei6er Bifens'
arunoloee iteben, 9}ieoer9ang Der &c
Ienl6aft. 90 idIGgt iih 8omper;
, ie1bit nit Sen @orten, Die er 9sger
dnDere 9ebrdu6t.
Die 9lrbeiter BON Nmerita, Die II
oen Unions pereinigt iinb, baben ii
5iemlih srobsr 3abl bereits einiebsr
gelernt, es fei politil9e Ittion not
ipenoig. Die allgemein geielllhaftli
1en 9orednes treiben bu5u, oieie gr
; fsnntnis in 3utunft nod raider on
padIsn gu luHen Oenn lit mid
BLOB Die Seit getommen, 100 mar
ipeib es sebs nid)t obne politii6'
2lttipn, man miro audi pifen, oai
nur 8lahenpulitif oen 9lrbeiterl
: 0prteile brineen fann. Damn iino il
Ger pirti6aftliden Organization
2eute als Siibrer bduerno anmDslidl
/ Die oie 9lrbeit Der SoSialiiten elm
: Irbeit fir morgen nennen, no oi
: prattiIfs 8eeenpartsarbeit nirgeno'
arDBer lit als BORT, no Die So5iuliitel
: Dos Dffentlide 2sben bereits teilpeil
| beeinfluhen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-09-27
Gompers nuO bic Yolitif.

gom aonsreB miro unterIudt,
ipel6e @infliife pon Den Irbsiterz
Unions auf Die 9eiebssbuns oes
2unoes aug ssuiiben periu9t puroe.
Oiefe nnteriu9uns bat Den 3ped,
bic W9adinatipnen Der 9robtapttoltz
iten, tpie iie our6 Mfulbau Der Setz
fentli9feit preis9egeben puroen, gu
befh0niqen. giner Der eriten r3euz
qen", oie our @inDernahme tdmen,
mar @ompers, Der YrGiioent Der Mnez
rican Senerotion Of 2ubor. Bon ihm
baben mir es bisber gebOrt, bab Yoz
littt in oen Unions ni6ts 5u tun
bat. OeFenungea6tet mubte er betm
| unterIu6enbsn Somitee 5ugeben, es
babe oie federation i'm Sabre 1906
ben 8etrdg bon $8,147 uno 1908 Den
8etrao bon $8,469 fir 3pede DER
Wablen in politiide aemter ausse9ez
ben. Sdmuel tat aber nod mebr. Gr
Iebte Dem Gpmitee Die 3iele uno
3pede Ser glmericun 5eoeration of
2abor eineebenb auseinanoer, 1dgte
freimiitia iiber oas 8enliiben beriela
ben, ourd Elm apmitse fir 9eieb@
eebung ben aongreb our Mnnabme
arteiterfreunolider 9eiebe gu psran=
laf1en. aus unb erfldrte, bub Die Or
better BEL DieIen ibren Initrensungen
| itets ouf ois Sppoiitipn Der rTatio=
nal 9lHoeiation Of Wtdnufacturers"
| geItoBen ieien.
Die Unions baben alio iebr tpphl
Elm Snterei1e on Der politif, lelbit
penn man Iagt, bab Politit in Der
Unions ni9ts '5u tun bat. Dat
@ompers uno bie anoeren 8eamter
Der 81. ss. Of 8. ibren GinfluB 9s=
brau6ten, Inn bas Mrbeiterpotum Be
| Der Wabl I'M lebten Hppember 81
| @unften Ser bempfrdtiI9en Sanoioa-
ten gu lenten, purbe bon 9omper:
ebenfalls 5ugeltanoen. Gpmpers era
flGrte, bab ous 9lrbeiterpotum oesbalf
auouniten Der Semofraten beeinfluBt
fpuroe, neil ,oieielben itets Den 5or;
oerunaen Der 9lrbeiter Elm ipilliges
| Obr lieben, mas Die Republifoner nt
taten."
Die Wablen beeinflulIen, fir oi'
Oemofraten, ia lit bies niht Yolitii
treiben? Wtan mibperitebe uns MIDI
unb nebme ni6t an, oab mir meinen
es fpll in oen Unions feline Yolitif ge:
trieben tperpen. Wia man perbinoern
oaB Die 9(rbeiter gei6dOigt perben
, ibnsn ibr fpirtl9oftliaer 9lufitiet
unmDgli9 semudt miro, barf man oi
, pplitit gar ni6t lints lie9en lafen
pbne ii9 elmer folgeniaperer Inter
laTuns i9uloig gu MAIDEN. gs Il
: feline rneeb0ri9teit our6 Gompers
ourh Die 81. Sy. Of 8. Die politit in
, eoSntereiIe Der Unions uno Der 9lrbeitei
/ benust 81 haben.
Die 5rase lit nur, ob Der 8eg
oen man babel gesan9en lit, Der beit
mar. Gompers bat ii9 fir Die DE
npfraten bemiibt, neil, pie er idste
. oie Gepublifaner fir bie 9lrbeite
t nihts setan baben, ni6ts tun poIlten
o llnO Oph mar es oerielbe Somper
: Ser na9 Dem Spitem, Die 5einoe 81
' beltrafen uno Die Srellnbe gu belob
) men, einit ben 3epublitanern 3utrei
= beroisnits leiitete. Die GnttGuihung
i sic Samuel nit Sen Heblitanern er
lebte, tann er zines Sages audi be
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mindt b gmfas aud in }uflmIt
erleben bof qb Utpe General Otis unO feline
Inles" peber in @rmerg bngen Sn ienel egnen Snerel
ser betebomc &err pordtg fem Gs onnte bel Gpe
nit 10 gedbrIfen Sade Gpnan lit nnu ngld
ge cine nporberee mmelfabrt fonne oann rid III br
@eente idoaen mo SoGe orf Dem Serrn General
al, Die bod beiB meroen.
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(Soriietune auf seite 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. Phillip Tenzer. plaintin against
Philip Lien and others, defendants. In pur-
suance Of a Judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
duly made and entered in the above-entitled
action and bearing date the cath DAY Of No
yember, 1918, l. the undersigned the referee
in said judgment named, will sell AT public
auction, AT the Exchange Salesroom, No 14-iG
Nesey street, in the Borough OF Manhattan.
CITY OF New York. on the 18th day Of Deem
ber 1913 at II o'clock noon on that day by
Joseph =. Day auctioneer. the premises di,
rected by said Judgment to be sold and therein
described follows
All that lot or parcel OF land in the County
Of New York. Borough of Manhattan, with the
buildings and Improvements thereon described
as follows;
Beginning al point on the northcrly side
of Sixth street distant l45 feet four and one
half inches eastcrly from the northeastery
corner of Sixth street and Hall Place run
ming thence northcry parallel with Hall Place
ninety feet ten and one-half inches. thence
easterly parallel with Sixth street twenty
three feet five and one-half inches: thence
southerly parallel with Hall Place ninety feet
ten and one-haif inches to the northerly side
OF Sixth street: and thence westerly along the
same twenty-three feet five and one-half
inches TO the point or place Of beginning Re
the said several distances and dimensions more
or less
Together with the sppurtenances and all the
estate and rights of the mortgagols in and to
the said premises
Said premises being known as No 22I Eas,
Sixth street and being known and desgna ed
as lot No. 40 on map entitled Map OF Prop
erty in the Eleventh Ward OF the city of New
York. belonging 10 Charles Henry Hall" made
by Edward Doughty. G. s. dated January sth,
1929. and filed in the Office OF the Register of
the County of New York
Dated New York. November 26th. 1913
MOSES COWEN Referee
JACOB !. BERMAN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
SAG Broadway Borough OF Manhattan, New
York city.
Tho following is a diagram OF the property
To be sold. its street number is 22l East Sixth
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
co.pARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

ATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW
york SIS whereas, the firm or STERN .
RERGER SIM & COMPANY mas tTahsac,
ed business In the state OF Ne" ioIh a,.u -,
foreign countries TOT hoio '" ~
and , -, ~. .otd Arm, ba q
been acquired by Clarence n. Strouse, am
ia "a be continued by Benedict IL brultai,
npe of the partners OF the sara nIn' totetneI
uitb seId Clarence a. Strouse ana wafer
NJ Stcrnberger. , c,.o,,s.
Now. Therefore, we, ,lanehor y. n,mn
pcncdict H. Gruntal and Walter NJ. stern +
hcrger do hereby certify that, pursuant 10
the provisions Of Section 20 OF the ParthrI
shin Law We intend TO ana 40 cohtinuo 'uo
nart,crabip name OF Sternberger. Sim q
Comnany 10 transact under the said name n
general bond. stock. cotton gram Dhhhins'
brokerage. exchange, COMMONLY ana com
mission business In New YORK. AT no ov
Tfoadwav. Borough of Manhattan. city OF
New york and elsewhere. AND we 90
Further certify that the full names or the
persons doing and intending TO 90 business
nnder tho name OF Sternberger. Sim r. Com
nany With their respective places or resi-
dence are as follows; - -, ..
clarence 4. Strouse. 252 West 18TH street
porourh OF Manhattan, city Of New York
Renedict II. Gruntal. 81 West 10Th street.
thorough OF Manhattan. city or New YORK:
walter NJ Sternberger. III West I4th
Street Borough OF Manhattan CITY o' Ne"
York. ., a., ,o,a
I" CLARENCE A. STROUsE.
BENEDICT II. GRUNTAL,
WAITER NJ STERNBERGER.
c,,to NJ New York. County OF New York 81
o. tbis drst day OF November, 1913. be-
,ore me personally came tbAhENCE ~
i''' sTROUSE, BENEDICT VI. GRUN'
,S.,u TAI and WALTER VI. STERN
'''"'' BERGER. to me known and known
90 mo IA he the individuals described In and
who executed the foregoing instrument snt
,hey .eyeraIly duly acknowledged to me that
they executed the same ,.rer
Notary Public. New YORK CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
Marine Intelligence and Shipping
NeWS from Near and Far

lagoon November 30, Port I.imon "a Colon %.
~. m'"Ss'on -. santiago o. and Fortune Island
~, 10 me Hamburg American Line with 80
bar at SO IN. 3D.
steamer Massapequa. Arccibo and Aqua
Il &c NJ" Wv tHper -. Mayagucz and Guanica ~.
So % Jonos -. Arroyo 26. Humacoa and
Sah Juan p. TO the New York q Porto Rico
40 m. I'd.
no steamer Hacapa CBrl. Cartagena November
- - ueIi9 colombia %, Santa Marta p, Colon
- d"a hlhgston -, TO the United Fruit Co..
WIN 81 passengers. mails and mdsc Arrived
at the Bar AT :0j n m
Steamer Madison. Newport News and Nor
ION, TO the Old Dominion IS co. with pas
SSensers and mdse Passed in Quarantine at
rIihldad II. Puerto Colombia 90. Cartagena 23,
,oion "a Kingston q and Antia go 10 San
derson & Son. with 4 passengers. mails and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at b:15 a m
Steamer Mamma Hats. Baltimore TO the New
York and Baltimore TRANSFORMATION co. with
mdse. Passed in Quarantine at $40 m.
steamer LHuterfels Ger. Calcutta October
- Suez November {. Port said :. Malta 10
and Boston December g. to Funch. Edge 4 Co.
win mdse Arrived at the Bar at $40 p m.
Steamer san Guglielmo UtaD. Messina No
vombcr %. Palermo u and Naples - to Pierce
Brothers Co. with 40 cabin and 1886 Storage
passengers and mdse. Arrived Al the Bar at
steamer III Rio. New Orleans November 2S.
10 the Southern Pacific 60. With ndse. Passed
in Quarantine az 1915 q m.
Sandy Hook, J. Dec g. $50 m-Wind
southwest. moderate breeze; cloudy; smooth
sea.
SAILED
Steamers oscar II DAM. Copenhagen; Ham
ilton. Norfolk and Newport News; III Vale.
Galveston: city Of Montgomery. savannah.
Minnesotan. Puerto Mexico Baltic CBrl. Liver
pool Moro Castle. Havana. Charcas 'Brl.
Valparaiso via Norfolk: Maracas tBr, Perth
Amhoy: PATHS GrN. Pireus; Herman Frasch.
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The tonnage market was unusually quiet
in all departments. there were no changes Ia
general conditions. and little business was
done IN chartering Quotations 70 Liverpool
and Glasgow. "a: London. 2isd, Rotterdam.
Ei.c: HAMBURG. 80 pfennigs; Bremen, -
Dfennigs. Hull. 2a.d. Bristol Sd. Nntwerp
I'D: Cork for orders. 2s Cd. picked ports,
large tonnage. IL loizdH -. cotton 20 LIN'i
pool per 100 TO- sc. Charters: British
steamer, 2.jSl tohs. cotton, Galveston 10
Bremen. COS December. Norwegian steamer
600 tons loGwOod, north side Jamaica 20
New York or Stamford. p {. December
schooner. 62I tons. coal. Philadelphia 90 -
Croix. p I schooner. go tons. logWood, Black
River TO New york or stanford, y T.
British schooner 2G6 tons. lumber. 6ulf 20
Port-au-Priuce. y {: schooner. sSl tons. coal
Baltimore TO Key West. = Z: schooner. 5G3
tons. coal. Norfolk 20 Savannah and back.
owens Ferry 10 New York. lumber, l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
morrow. moderate to brisk west and north

morrow, moderate to brisk west and north
west winds.
For the District Of Columbia and Maryland
| fair to-day; tomorrow. partly cloudy; light Z
moderate northwest to north winds, becomin.
variable
| For virginia fair to-day; tomorrow. part!
! cloudy; moderate northwest TO north winds
| For Delaware. New Jersey and Eastern Penn
| sylvanis, fair to-day and tomorrow; moderate
| northwest winds
| For New England. generally fair to-day an
| tomorrow moderate to brisk west and north
west winds.
| For West Virginia fair to-day; tomorrow
/ unsettled, probably rain by night.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair to-day; 10
| morrow, increasing cdoudiness, probably rail-
/ bv night: moderate west 10 north winds.
! For Western New York. fair to-day. to NOR
/ row Increasing cloudiness; brisk west 10 north
| west winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.
bsys,

Oticisl Record and FOrecast-N ashlhgton'
Dec I-The Southwest disturbance has de-
'slop.d considerable. with a principal centre
over Southern Colorado and a secondary one
"I the interior Of Eastern Te1as, and as a
consequence rains continued I'm the west Gun
fn'ss Oklahoma and Kansas and extenaed
MO Nebrasks Excessive rains are reported
"on many sections OF Texas and severe noous
are In progress over all the rivers with PROF.
'seu Of record breaking stages. Snow also
'on'nued in Northern New Mexico. Northern
"'ons. Colorado and Southeastern Wyoming
.'h heavy fall OF snow over Eastern ana
0UneFn Colorado. There was no precipitation
Consequence over the remainder OF the
o4n'ry except in the northern portions OF New
OR and New England. where there were local
snoes and rains
"hormally high temperatures still persist
ION The plains states eastward and low tenn
'ua'ures TO the westward
sssaoss will continue Friday in the central
CsIsy Mountain region and rains In the west
s,,n and the plains states, followed by gen
~ Jar weather Saturday with somewhat
~, temperatures, except In the Rocky Noun
lss. 'eglon. There will be rain Friday In the
u,S.r hissouri Valley aud rain or snow Sat
a.a with lower temperatures. There VIII
Fi,.t rain Friday night or Saturday In the
ososppl Valley and the cast Gulf states aud
,rss,ufdsy IN the upper lake and western
Ia sks region, the Ohio valley and probably
tns ~ 1u Atlantic states. over the Northeast
srsr. extreme West the weather Will be- gem
ptr,g;hif Friday and Saturday without tenn
r~e changes OF consequence.
Az winds for Friday and Saturday-North
ho,,s'uc coast, moderate 10 brisk west and
an middle Atlantic coast. moderate west
.n1.Mthwest; south Atlantic coast. light 10
os.,.t wet, except variable ON the Florida
CUE vast Cuff coast, moderate east; west
nersh..oas'' brisk south, shifting 10 west ana
tgrb.rest on the Texas coast: moderate ds-
ns,L~se over Central Texas moving east
moyi,e disturbance over Southern Colorado,
10 hr,ss hofth northeast; lower lakes, moderate
uos.s ~est; upper lakes. moderate west to
aturd, PROBABLY Increasing Friday night or
sr ast Tor Special LocaIities.--for East
A1w for1< generally faIy fo-day and In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05


The street number OF the above des,tl"e
premIscs is 30 57s Grand street, Borough oil
Manhattan New York city.
The approximate amount OF me ~ ,,,.S.
,bargc. TO wit the plaintiffs dover. TO satisi
r,bicb the above described property Is 20 lie
soL IL Twelve thousand eighty eight ai!u
RI 100 dollars Isi2 Oss 3}j, together win coh''
and iIgwancos and the expenses OF the shIe.
The approximate amount Of taxes. asses
rn,nts and water rates or other Hens, Whlch ave
"a be paid by the referee. Is as follows. ou
,srcel number one. Two hundred htty -thies
and 40 100 oSs53 80, dollars ana interests snu
IN rar,eI number tvo One hundred eighty .ons
nisI 10, dollars and interest, and on psrcei
n',,,hcr tnree one hundred seventeen ana
az, 100 tsIi7 $50 dollars and interest. -,
Tho said Parcel Number one VIII be soli
,,iis., 10 a mortgage for Fifteen thoussnd
ISIS 900 Om dollars and interest from July ls,;
ioI9 al five per cent per ahnum ana haiu
parcel Number Two will be sold sublect 70 a
,onr, cage Tor seven thousand $1,000 o) dollars
"m5 Interegt from July list 1913 at nve per
cent per annum. and said Parcel MumS 5er
me. viii be- sold subject to MORTGAGE TOT
Gan ,bousand Isl. 600 O0D dollars and Interest
non, July l. 1913 at i've per cent per anhu1'
Da,ed November 10th. 1918 ,
'"''' SAMSON LACHMAN. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Thursday
December 4, 1918.

Steamer Industry ,Brl Rosario November ;
ana 81 Lucia 70 10 Norton & son, In ballast.
Arrived A. the Bar AZ 40 a IN.
Steamer siberia tCeD, TrOntera NoNemDef
"a 10 the Atlantic Fruit 60, with mdse. Ar
rived al the Bar a. a IN.
Steamer Provincial Fr), Marseihes NoNem-
Der 5 Valencia IL and Malaga a. 10 > p
ssu & 90. with mdse Arrived at the Bar
a. s:lJ y m. 3D..
Steamer New York. Southampton and Cner-
bourg November 26 aud Queenstown ~ 10 the
American Line. with 175 cabin and 81 steer
axe passengers malls and mdse Arrived At
the Bar AT 2:2j A Ia.
steamer PalOma Cuban, Sagus November
IS Cardenas and Matdnzas 70. 10 the Munson
s. Line with sugar. Arrived at the Bar At 4
m.
steamer Prinz August Wilhelm Ger, Pearl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

ARRIVED
Christansand. Dec l-Hellig Oiav dam, New
York Tor Copenhagen.
Naples. Dec l. m--Csnsda (FD. New
Rio de Janeiro, Dec 3-voltsire CBD, New
York Via Bahia.
Rotterdam. Dee :. c a ROTTERDAM Dutch.
Sucz. Dec 4-Kazembe ,Er). Calcutta and Co
lombo Tor Philadelphia and New York.
Calcutta, Dec ! Rotenfeis ,Ger', Ne" York
via Malta. Hodeidah. etc.
Plymouth. Dec (. II - a majestic tBrl.
New York for Cherhourg and southampton
,aud proceeded.
East London. Dec 4-karroo 'brl. Ne" YORK.
SAILED.
Rosario Dec 2-Iundy CBn Now York.
81 Lucia, Dec Craigina ,BD from Bucnos
Avrcsi New York 30. Countess Warwick
az, from Rio de Janeirol New York
Buenos Ayres. Dec 3--Elstree Grange Br,
Rio de Janeiro Dec a-verdi Br, from
Monteyideoi. New York: 1st, Pascal 'BT)
from Santos. New York.
Naples. Dec 3. m-Nenezia Fr', Ne"
caicutJa. 80, 2a-cny Of Edinburgh OBJ.
Boston and New York; lst Barenfeis gen.
Fiume. Dec L. rodiade oAusu. New York.
Queenstown. Dec 4 go m-Olympc 'Br)'
New York
Bremen. Dec (. { p m-Main Ger, New
Liverpool. Dec a-Cymlic Br,. New YORK
London. Dec 4-MinneWaska tBrl. New YORK
Cherbourc Dec 3. p m-Kaiser Wilhelm II
tGerl from Bremen and southampton. New
York
Singapore. Nov 3O-City OF Baroda tBr), Ne"
York
PASSED.
Perrin Dec Melford Hall Br', Calcutta for
Boston ayd New York, 81. LiHdenfels GER,
Calcutta and colombo for Boston ara New
York. 4th. Schildturm Ge1, New York Tor
Batavia.
saeres. Dec 4-Pannonls Brl New York tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
PROPOSALS.
PRnHOlAI.

PROPOSALS FOR COMMISSAR1 FOOD
stuffs etc, Office OF Panama Ran Road com
pany, - State Street, New York, December ..
1918 Sealed proposals are invited for furnishing
commissary food stuffs. etc, To the Panama
Rail Road Company I'm accordance with terms
and conditions contained I'm Circular No. P-tio:
Circulars and full information may be obtained
al the following named places at which points
bids will be received and opened I'm public on
date and at time stated: The Purchasing DE
partment. Panama Rail Road Company, ~ state
street New York: ONCE OF purchasing com
missary L. 8. "A, Whtney-Central Building
New orleans. La: Depot Quartermaster l. >.
A 1856 North Point Street, san Francisco cal.
and Depot Quartermaster, I. ,. n, 1lo-l23 East
ontario street, Chicago, Ill. Bids VIII be re
ceived at New York until 90 p. NJ; at Chicago
and New Orleans until | 90 i. NJ. and at san
Francisco until II 90 A. NJ. Dec. IL. 1913. r. II.
Rutherford. Commissary Purchasing Agent
Panama Rail Road Co. - state st, New YORK
sE.I.ED RIDs WILL BE RECEIVED BY
tbe Hoard OF Water supply at its offices.
twenty- second floor, Municipal Building. New
work until II A. NJ. on Tuesday. December
~ iela FOR Contract AE for printing
Al the above place and time the bids Will
Ia nublicly opened and read. Pamphlets con-
taIning Information for bidders can be obtained
n, tba above address Room 2202. by depositing
the sum OF five dollars H0J in cash or It's
enuiyalent for each pamphlet For further
nartIculars see Information for Bidders.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President;
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN +. CALVIN,
Commissioners Of the Board Of Water Supply.
JOsEPH p. MORRIsSEY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
c.n,re Line o, hlo-A
East 83rd St

The Approximate amount OF The Hen o
charge % satisfy which the above described
property is 90 be sold Is Eleven thousand two
hundred ana twtnty-four and ,g-l6O 'Sll.-
20 Sa1 Dollars with interest thereon from me
18Th dav OF NOvcmber 1913. together With the
oos,g and allowance amounting 10 Three hun
drcd and forty three and O2-lop tS3tipZl, W.T.
intercrt from November IA, 1913 together with
the expenses Of tho sale. Any taxes. asses
uonts and water rates. or other hent, VII h'
allowed 10 tho purchaser out OF the purchas'
money or paid by the Referee.
Dated New York. November II, 1913
ANDREW J SHIPMAN. Esq. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
Ten Held as Opium Smokers.

Ten men who were arrested yesterday
morning in raid on a lodging house at
No. - Pitt street were arralgned IN
Essex Market Court charged with smok-
ing opium. The prisoners pleaded not
guilty and were held in $50 bail for ex-
animation Monday.