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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04
FRENCH REPULSEO
IN ALL ATTACKS
SAY GERMANS
Repeated Assaults Prove of No
Value to Soldiers Of Repub-
lie, Who Lose Heavily, Says
Official Bulletin.

HcrlIu. Dce. f-DHy Wireless Go
London. g o.. m1 Tho French troops
ln FlBnd,s 8Ie repeatedly atucklnE
me German Tine Says the official
satemeui given uut today con- the war
office. which adds ,ha, these assaults
have been repuised. The statement
follows.
in the western theatcr of war
French attacks against our Troops r
Flanders were repeatedly rrlulscd.
as they were also Boo The region nprtn
west Of Altkteh. where the Fren %
suffered considerable, LOSSES
'iu the eastern thrater of war tho
ensuy's attacks oss uf tho plain ut
the Mazuriau lakes were reuuisrd
with heavy ln~-,. 100 the Russians.
our offensive Il Poland Is .ak.ue
Hs norma. course
His majesty. ihy emperor. arrived
boo Berlin lasl nisnt fur short s.as.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04
TODAY'S WAR SUMMARY.

The Official word indicate prcrtcd
allies the Belgium have
today. The German
Flanders
hot
- I0r several unOHicial
allies Ia
the breaking
the German line In the northwest IsihIc
In Ntsaee
The
OF Nkh Nsace. hack with consider
able the
Paris and London cuously these
developments. a.
those cities of In the
that
checking
i"ssan advance the pluiu the Maurian akr-.
Emperor William has the battchcld
OF Fast Prussia Poland n Berlin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04
PREPARE TO MAKE CHRISTMAS
HAPPY DAY FOR WAR ORPHANS
WITH GIFTS FROM AMERICA

London. Dec a. - D.. M scores
of employees oi the brapeis ChumOer
of Commerce are euEaged today iu
uupackine and arranE.uE fUr dIatrI-
button the consignment OF toys.
clothing and sweets sent b., the child.
ron " t1s United States .o th- of-
phaned children of British and Bel
SIAN soldiers These are th, Sits
chat came over the steamer Jason
Tn. local government board is the
custodian of that portion of the J1-
sons cargo assigned to England and
Belgium The actual work uf unloading
and -hipplug the gifts was under
taSeu uy the brapets society Az
ready the gifts Tor Belgian childrtn
stil 1 Belgiuu hJte been turned over
to ihe American relief gummlttee,
which Is sending them from over the
canals lcadiug from Holland into Bel
gium Great quantities OF frut and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04

jam are Included .n these gifts A
large supply of peanuts forms part
oi this Christmas Offering from
America and win De- q pleasant sur
prise g. fhc British and Belgian
children. Peanuts are eomparatit ely
rare in Europe.
a large consignment VIII 1o sent
to each town of 10000 people Here
tho actual distribution 10 The child
ren b. to bc .n the hands OF the local
relief committee children OF sul-
dicrs aud sailors who have lost their
lives DOB the war win be- cared for
first i1HSmuch as fne supply is
largely iu excess OF the needs ol the
actually orphaned. the local commit
tee VIII aliot gifts to children whose
fathers are nc tho front or o. hospi-
tails. and whose relatives are not able
to provide them with Christmas pres
eut-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04
STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS
IN OHIO TERMINATED

Cleveland o.. pe, H--Au rcputIH-
uon- toward a. settlement 90 the coal
miner- ~trit, 200 eastern ohio. where
l'.UUu men hase been out since Aurl
were broken on today whom the
joint conference uf miner. and opera
tors adjourned without ha,ing reach
"a a sediment "i the aase dispute.
Although tho conference adjourned.
% Was stated that ncithor the opera
t.rs nor WiueTs Te,cded from thclr
previous demands -thc miners asking
e. cents 70 ton aud tho operators
stiyklll ta rhC,r Offer OF t4f1 cents.
These wore the hsur,s ou which the
two factions disagreed last MtrDu
aud which resulted In the calling of
the strike
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04
.illionair and a
Society Girl in
Slave Case
District attorney in Chicago
Sends Warrant East for
Service on Federal Indiet-
ment Under Mann Act.

Chicago. br,. 4-Thr United
States district Httorne. ofrcc
hero today avH.tod word u, the
arrest u The ,asl 81 multi
millionaire. whose ,olluut
said tp ut.e been under mtostI.
CATION Hy rhira2o federal grand
4r. 100 connection with 1n al-
legged violation uf the Mann white
sI.Nt a,i
Th. DUwpla.uur. .u the aa~e IS
sald to be- california slrI 0bu
De- mewnsr of L VOL known
.1mH. .H tHe Ta..f. ,uJ-t ana
win. r.# u iH's .ly aHl.r
turNaIan.e uI federal .H..-r.
gHfar.
$50 hr. uf tns utm. .. .U,
mn eas a.,r Hn .h. fedora. u..
...HI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04
BELGIAN RELIEF SHIP
SAILS FROM FRISCO

sam Francisco. Dec t-The Bel
yiau leiof ship Caminp. captain
Ahhn. VIII sail from This port Tor
Rotterdam az noon Tomorrow with a.
cargo of iluuI. ncunE. canned fruit
condensed mik and other pro, isions
valued az approximately $4,000.
The yoyaEs ID ls estimated via
take about twent, DAYS 4 stop viii
be- made ai laos Angeles harhur,
where soc more tons 90 fondsiuff viii
he added tu the ffnO the canine
tuak on here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04
PROHIBITION WON IN
COLORADO BY 1900

psnver. Colo. uec. state wide
prohibition carried boz colorado rt "a
majority u4 It.ftt. HreuriUs Geo the
ofhcial caufara compiled to-day The
vote for thr measure was llH.hhHt
against. l1N.pil The onA other inl-
tiHtcd measure which Dttred were
the one irtAlng half miu road uE
the one thniishuns the iesal doctrine
of assumption of risk aud the ono en-
larging the powers oi thc state board
of equalization
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04

london. Dec G..4T %. ma
f,w indirect reference Geo the visits
ut Empcrl William aud King George
Geo IN, respective battle fronts. and
the activities 90 the Prince ot Wales
boz the ttc7Chc-. constitute virtually
the entir, budget ot war news which
has reached the British public n the
past % huur-. apart. oi course from
the uuinuminatlng reports given out
90 the French. Russian aud German
headquarters. OF he details OF tne
hghlug. with us enormous toll o.
iuli,d and wounded, the puol. heard
nothing
For the moment the issue remains
ln the eusterr strnH of the war.
where the result of thc great clash OF
millions of men un polnld viii go
iaf toWards dctermi1lug the duration
oi the war ns well ~ Hs character
during the next few months.
The gEhtiuE iu Russian Poland. IN
the opinion oi British observers. ape
pears Geo have no enect on the Eu--
sian march against Cr1.ow to stop
which has been the main object oi
he Grrmdns. 90 the possession ut
the heights within three co. four miles
uf tine outer forts ur tine former cap.
fal ul Poland. the Russians appear
to haze the Crnoow fortress 1t their
mercy The very iact ina; he Mus
.oyHes have been able Co get tp such
close quartegs seem Go indicate that
the gums of CraguW are not So iorGi-
.dnhlr 49, ha- been commonly rc-
ported
lf This tity falls. Do Be- anticipated
that 30 Will have an immediate effect
ON the campaign 30 Poland. % being
argued here that the Germans would
uc then forced Gao dou0le pauk go
stem he invasion OF Silo~ia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04
PRINCE Won BUELOW
AMBASSADOR TO ITALY

London. pec 80 a6 o. mJ The
correspondent 8t Amsterdam ut Heu.
tct.s Telegram pompuut >lFs H t.r-
lu dispatch received there states that
iuaSmu,h as a. Nuu Flutun the
German Ambassador tn uait. has
been obliged to take "a long leave ai
absence ou account of hs hoHlth.
Emperor William mas charged Prn'e
N0u Buoluw former German impsJ
rI chancellor with tho affairs off th"
embassy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04
NRMEN CNN FIND NJ
TRNEE OI TIM TURK

London. Dec. b,.aa "a. m Tel
,graphing from cairo. Eeypt, he cor
respondent of Reuters Telegram
company says BRUSH airshlp- have
been making constant nights lately
over the sinai peninsula. uud t1't
there H. uo slen ol the enemy
The BeduuIus who alta ksd % Ta-
troI foulifh, ago. ,he correspond
en- continues. received au unfuigct-
table lesson aud are now Imprisoned
HI Ianu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04
Colorado Member of Executive
Committee of Mine Workers
Says District President Has
Evidence.
ALLEGED TELEGRAM
TELLS THE STORY
Lengthy Document Said TO
Have Been Sent to Head of
Colorado Fuel Company by
Heavy Shareholder.

Denver. Colo. Dec john r..
Lawson. Colombo member OF the IN
ternatlouai executive committee OF
the United Mine Workers of Amer
sea, announced today that John Nc
Lehman. president OF District IS. who
has been summoned az a witness be
fore the Industrial relations commis-
sion. would introduce Ions telegram
from John % Rockefeller. IT. giving
minute Instructions regarding the
conduct ut the operators toward the
coal miners strike.
This allsErd telegram. addressed tn
H. J. Wrboru. president of the Colo
rado Fuel aud Iron company. is said
Goo include directions for moulding
publ. opinion and handling other
matters connected eIth the labor
Wur
Thc Telegram ;o uo presented be
fore The committee. sccordinR To
John E Lawson. follows
"NeW York. Aprn go. 1914
Mr. y Welhorr
"Nr D. " Bowers
"tolo1do Fuel and iron company
Boston Building Denver. colo
Referring to my telegram of this
morning. rcpvHtiuE tetegrams from
and Goo Dr Foster. The letter 0I Gov
eruor Ammous VI November = 20 the
operators ana miners shows That at
that iiue the aniy obstacle 10 a set
lcm,nt was reuuEuition % the un-
uu. Pa tnru euEsestrd solution
.ororluE au points except rcuogn.
u.. HuI fH. operator. accepted hls
susens.uu invited their employes
who bt3 nut Hu,n guilty o. disorder
tr' terms mentioned Iy h.W auc az
-lrcl hlu and their former employee
chat rn,. would conform .r good
HfN Goo aI Hf nl- suggestions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04
rorary snspcs4 IIas Ilond RAISED.

ChicaEo. Dec. "A continuance of
r. week was sra1trd today in the vase
of Carleton Hudson. wealthy Chicago
real estate dealer sho was arrested
yesterday on the supposl.iuu that he
Was Carleton ~ nctts. wanted in
Ncw York to answer "a 20-year oia
charge Of foreefy and fraud.
HudsouE bond Was raised from
81 500 90 t5.00o Onlcers were eN-
pectsd 60 arrive from Nss York to-
day a. take him east.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04

Washington. Dec Guatemala
has coutrac'ed for the erection or 20
pavilion at tne Panama Pacific eapo-
aition Tho news was communicated
tu the state dopsumcr' to-day ofH-
ciull, from Ouutemnla city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04
100000 FRENCH
BOYS CALLED TO
ACTIVE SERVICE

HurnrauK VII IlIIH Dec
% D. m The SOC 900 youths
~ rs years in France. who nnr
nnlly would begin service Iu
tho army in prtnbcr of 1919. are
hy governments decree tu hr
called to present themselves for
} examination beginning con tho
20th OF the month Their mill
tary tmining probably viii begin
neat March
should ihe necessity arise
these youths probably could he
sent to the fighting line noNt
July
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04
rntlrr-nn Rr.nme. Te.llmon,


Former United states senator
Thomas M Patterson resuniinR hiH
testimony faIat. declared tnRt some
fu. mime guards nave been recruited
lu ths rrorEanlfed state nihtia sine"
th. federal troops entered the colo
radio striks ucld
H. expressed The opinion that
should tae federal troops be recalled
and h, uIur re-eutcr ths Geld. 'h
would us great blot sn the state
Nr Patterson dr.lared that Mt
DseuoI ,uf tuc Nirtor-Americsn fuel
company would hionk any attempt
at federal mediation
Would 'bs United states then be
uatnrd .r takng over the proper
asked Commissioner Wcinstock
.Yes Trims lt would said Pat
tpr-or
John Msisuuan. president ~ DIS
trrt s.. Do. United Mine Workers "i
America ana OF the colorado state
Federation at Labor Was then called
o. the st.rd
Mcis'nnsn on the stand.
M,Iaunar reviewed tne activity OF
Fthcluerf stewart federal iuNesii-
gator the ,isIt OF secretary oi Labor
Wilson. the congressional inyestga-
uar ht sub-commHiee of the HOUSE
misss committees. and the visits of
"a o. TsIricy aud Hywoi Davies and
taa general charge brought at the
ums hs the operators that an were
committee
He druied that fhers was amy or
saul1sd tttemut by the national Of
Ii. fsH
America a. arm the minefs for tne
conn.oi pendiur the adoption of the
strike can hy tht Turidad conven-
finn of minsff
The grievances SCI form hy that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-04
British Military Observers
Hold That Desperate Efforts
of Germans Have Failed to
Stop Cars Troops.
CRAC0W BELIEVED
ABOUT TO BE OVERCOME
Guns of Fortress at Former
Polish Capital Thought to
Be of Less Effect Than Was
Original Belief.

London, Dee. I t5:iO -. MI
In q dispatch from pctrnarad the
correspondent ui the central
News say:
The battle oT Lodi has ended
la sus,s-~ tor the RUSSIAN
troops. aCDurding to the iIouf>c
Gag'tic. which add that great
niInh'1~ uf German prisoners.
cannon and mas liinc guns are
being brought into Lodi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-04
sinking Fund Purchase Of
INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL
CORPORATIO>
First Mortgage and Collateral Trust Gold

Notice Is hereby given that Bankers Trust
Company corporate Trustee under the Firs;
Mortgage OF International Agricultural COR
poration. dated May |, 1912. TO Bankers
Trust Company and Frank y r. Close. as
Trustees. securing the First Mortgage and
Collateral Trust Five Fer Cent Twenty Year
sinking Fund Gold Bonds OF said Inter-
ns;ional Agricultural Corporation Will pur.
chase for the sinking fund. bonds issued
under said mortgage 20 an amount sufficient
as nearly may he 20 exhaust tho sum OF
ss25,O00 now held BY said corporate Trustee
in said sinking fund, and said corporate
Trustee hereby invites sealed offers 90 be
submitted to 1t on or before O'Clock p NJ.
May ~. 1914 at - Once. IG Wal street.
Manhattan. New York City. for the sale 20
Il OF such bonds al prices to he named IN
such oners which orers shall he for an or
any part 90 the bonds offered. provided,
which shall be for sum IN excess % one
hundred and three per centum lo3Tl Of
the principal amount Of such bonds ana &C.
crued interest. Notices ~ acceptance OF
offers viii be mailed on May 10, 1914. 70
the makers OF such thereof as are accepted
at the addresses designated by them. re-
spectively. Delivery OF bonds accepted. with
all unmatured coupons attached, should be
made at the once OF said corporate Trustee
on or before o'clock p. NJ. May IS. 1914
after which date interest on accepted bonds
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY.
Corporate Trustee.
II = WILSON, Jr.. Assistant Secretary.
Dated May l, 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-04
NEW LAW FIRM ANNOUNCED.
barber, Watson & GibbOncy May Ne
Federal Reserve Counsel.

Announcement was made Yesterday Of
the formation of the law firm OF Barber.
Watson 4 Gibboney. which will have
offices NJ 1875 Broadway. The members
are Corporation Counsel Archibald l..
Watso who was in tn. office of Nicoll.
Anable. Lindsay ~ Fuller when he ac-
conted appointment under Mayor Gaynor
William A Barber. former law partner
~ Justice Henry n. Hotchkiss OF the APP
pellate Division. and Stuart g. Gibboney.
Mr.. Glhhoney is "A warm personal friend
OF Secretary OF the Treasury McAdoo
and was an active worker In President
Wilson's behalf at the Democratic Ma
tional Committee headquarters. He has
been acting az counsel to the Federal
Reserve Organization Committee. and Il
is understood that the new Arm will
continue as counsel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-04
CLEARING HOUSE IN ORANGES.
Hanks in Future VIII Have Their
Own Orga nilatlOn.

ORANGE. y. j., May By an arrange
ment agreed upon by the leading banks Of
the Oranges they are to have their own
clearing house. the Orange National Bank
acting In that capacity. The arrangement
will go INTO effect on June /. All the banks
in the agreement will practically eliminate
their New York correspondents. the Or
snge National acting alone in that ca
pacity
The banks in the agreement besides the
Orange National are the Second National
OF Orange. the Mutual Trust Company.
also OF that city the Peoples Bank. the
East orange Bank and the Essex County
Trust Company Of East Orange and the
First National Bank OF West Orange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-04
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY

Supreme Cour;--Appeliats D!vision-Re.
Supreme court--Appc,la;e rerm-B-fore
Guy. + ] B!Jur amt Pendleton. u. APP
peals from orders and Judgments OF CITY
Suprcmo Cour'--Spe.il Tcrm-Part l.
Before Blanchard J. Motion calendar called
supreme Court Special Term--Part T..
Bef re- Lehman. Court opens at l0,ao
Supreme conrt-Spceisi re-n-part Ill
ht 5 :. PIG & ~ rr.fstrsd
enlar All cases marked ready May !, 1914.
XII for be r Eaea at rar, vssore ri Hranscr
Before rAas;1 - t:rt ..N y' from Far,
III. to Parts. ~, y. and wi for, trial,
n ne i Rc"n ss, sss s sSas s|; ss5
Ss7o. ASS ESQ, s6ss. als2 sseS, a5s,, $3.50,
3 49,, sss,ss. isaaii ss.:s,, ::::ss, i.; s.55
s,,fP;rt. iii for. Yevs,q!ser: INA.
ss;. s.s ss:5 ;5 : i SEES a:.s
ss @' siI. az ;!i i 'Sss ise::::
eo77. 3lsi. l7ts ESQ. 90 $50. 800, a5sS33
$l..s ,25sS9' LIS $50, ICES 1'-S ZOO
var, v-.nefore Week J. 500 ss3os'
91s,i GER .,o 3S3S sit 2I,ss' Siic I;1SS
81. ss,7.' Sii%. sg3'3 'a'Gi. sii: 50. .tSS,
ssaO Inau.si--No. ssll.
,os rrr ,,yc .es as, r sisi a.i s'i
:isi ais sl2I slS3 aisa. SIS, SS22:
1s 'H 2 ,scc so 49, s sa i.aS Tea
ssSS' a!si s:ol, a"os ssII.
prrt NIT--No daY calendar.
PAR. yIIi hetsT' %rG'.6Snm J ,;es
Sol 500. 1897 ioa Soas soe5. ''' ''Y.'
w s'' 90 sS ,':. .c! '': :s@ sc!e ~ ~
1904. st3is. Inqlc., ~ 100
F P"rI Ma set S9y n Sas'''' -No. a,7a
s ss@ sss?5 ssy ,5: s,si a 5's sssa aaPsss
s ARA =! s.ao ' $40 ' ,i 1 as,s w; ss.a .co
riSGyi' %sIi,- peforc con J. Nos al26. aIe7.
$,,S3 $!3'' 9!"o %''2s i''s Gioo3,g ~
a:.@. s.,7 s:s> 3?', sssi sea- S.,s. SEA-.
F Ftrl Nv I As,o ray 6 r',"a. Gxo. 1879
,,s ,N.,5al q, ' tsS 9 ,sn7 'I",, - ,l5
a. 30 i,?6. SIS 1901 1a6S ,eos Sas@
ilse. Ilec. 2oi7 2olS. 2Oi9, 5000, so.s, ?o?7
part v-Refor- Gicserich, j. Gas. on
rsr, .Xyi .pets,. WHITAKER Nos
az, s "a" 5:, ss '1 "a, 'is l'is ,s ~ .s
8So7, 1909. 1884,. col. lajs 1>os .oii. coiI
sei,, .:o5s .o's -so65, so1O .osl, zoos.
,. n'' WI ri,r sc ns',S s;a ,,Is az. S9;
2rl2, 2ois. 1897, SsS7 ms. sis, 1898. isaA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-04
CONSOLIDATED GAS REPORT.
1913 surplus shows Increase Ovel
1912 Of Q2,4l0,SsI.

Tho Public Service Commission made
public yesterday comparative state
ment of the operations Of the Consolidated
Gas Company and its subsidiaries for the
years 1913 and 1912. compiled from re.
turns made by the companies.
The Consolidated's operating revenue
for 1918 was sl4,155.4l9. an increase oil
sl53.69o over the previous year Its oper
atng expenses were s9.76S.2s7. an in
crease OF sl03.l77. Net corporate In.
come was ss.4s7.S04. a decrease OF s405,.
4s1. The surplus at the end OF the veal
was si5.03l,540. an increase OF s2,416,'
9Sl. The amount paid TO officers ans
employees during the year was s3,3i5,'
5sg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-04
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
OFFICE Of fo4M ME NsHE;cnErARY.
TO the Helders OF Atlantic Coast Line Rail.
reed Company Ceupen and hes,stcrsd
issued Under the Mortgage Dated No
vember 10. 1909:

road COMPANY Coupon Snd RsxI.tsrcd
Vnihed Feur Fer Gent. Gold Bonds.
I ,::nsd T Z: ,so tse Mortgage Dated No
'e"oef IT, New! MeS York. April II, 1911.
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad com.
Pany. by action OF Its stockholders and
Directors, has closed its Unified Four Per
Cent. Gold Mortgage. dated November I6.
hereafter be made under that mortsage
At the same meetings the Stockholders
and Directors authorized a new General
Unified Mortgase practically similar to the
siOssa 'F sona ana ,n.a sSsI.
under. instead OF being limited 20 maxi
mum Interest rate OF per cent. can be
issued in series bearing different rates not
An issue OF Bonds designated as Series
"a" bearing -, per cent. interest from
June l. 1914, has been authorized.
amount Of sso,si7.ooO have already been
authorized and are hereby orered in ey-
change par for par TO the holders of the
S3os17.ooo of per cent Bonds Issued under
the recently. closed UNIFIED Mortgage OF No
Under resolution OF the BOARD OF Ri
ree,ors this priviIsge Of exchange will expire
AS the new General Cnined Series a.
from June I. 1914 II the exchange OF Bonds
be maze before June |. 1914. the coupon
or registered interest for $50 due June !,
1914 upon each Bond surrendered will be
paid In cash when exchange is made.
the United States Trust Company OF New
York. ~ Wall Street. which Is the cor
porate Trustee OF the new mortgage and Is
now prepared to ISSUE temporary receipts
II. l.. BORDEN. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-04
ELECTIONS AND MEErrNos.
TO TIE sTocKuoLDERs or
THE DELAWARE Ann MIlnSAN COMP a ~
THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
kOlGHEKN RAILWAY IN

Nor,c,,C IeVs,and, Uhio, ARriI 9Th, iel4.
nual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF The
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
company for the election of Directors and
for the transaction OF such other busin ess
as may be brought before the meeting will
be held at the principal ONCE Of tho com.
gnny In Cleveland. ohio. on the FIRST
WEDNESDAY tbeing The 9Th dayJ Of MAY.
islt. at 10 o'clock A. ". The Poll will con.
tinue omen for one hour thereafter
nv D-dsr Of the Board ~ directors
DWIGHT W. PARDEE Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-04
Notice to the Stockholders of the
STAR SEAL COMPANY.

the star Seal Company will be held at the
office Of the Company, o. Wall street, Bor-
MAY 5th, 1911. at p NJ, for the purpose
OF elccting Directors for the ensuing year
and for such other business as may properly
come before the meeting. Transfer books
''' GEoRGE c. moLLIsTER. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-04

New York. April 81, 1914.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of THE STOCK.
HOLDERS OF THE NEW YORK MUTUAL
GAS LIGHT COMPANY for tn. election of
Directors for the ensuing year will be held at
the once OF the COMPANY No. &c Union
Square. on Tuesday. the 18th day Of May
1914. at noon Transfer books close at 8
y. NJ. on the 29th day of April. 1914. and re-
open at 10 A. VI. on the 18th day OF May,
1914 GEO. ". PARKHtiRST Secretary,
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DETROIT VNvTED RAILWAY

A dividend OF one and one half per cent
1hG) on the Capital stock OF this Com,
pany has been declared. payable June la,
l3lt. to all Stockholders OF record May 10Th
lVlt. at IL O'Clock noon,
\, Il PETERS, Secretary.
Detroit Mich, April 29th. l2i,.
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Receivers Appoint~t

Supreme Court-By Justice pavis-I-aao
MetHger " Marie los Angels Savin ds
MADAM. Edward J. Grecrhautn.
Bv Justice Weeks iiIitm l. D'oV., y.
AlphonsH " Levin " Caruphe
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NEW YORK CITY MARBLE CEMETERY.
Of THE SEW YORK CITY MARBLE
CEMETERY will be held In Room 1907. l4l
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TO TINE HOLDERS OF
COLLATERAL TRUST FOUR PER CENT. GOLD BONDS OF POOP
oCk|s|and & Pacific R. R. Co.


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supreme Court-Ry Justice Bijur-Massr
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO

The date OF payment of the eNttH dividend
on the common capital stock OF this Com
pany, declared on January \. 1914, has been
postponed from April I 10 July I, 1914, sui
Ject TO such further postponements as shall
he deemed necessary or advisable by reason
OF litigation.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
165 Broadway. FREDERIC V. r. CROSBY.
New York y V, Treasurer.
March II. IVA,