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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-30

BeftuBIl lDtLu. Ilnh III pSLullIll HCH
ImOr0cn, 0oB @uertd SSapan'S Silfc
pinIfte, abcr pom iopaniiden got.
Ihafter IN 8aIbin0ton oblhldgig be-
lhieoen muroe. 3ie iiioamerifani-
Ihet HepllbIifen tpan0ten iiH an oic
eitropGiI6en @roBnt1d)te, NM Yrdlts
Dent 8iliou al peroulaiicrl iDIbe 8es
oiugltngen 81 iteller, Ole einclt tyri2s
Den ern69lihen tpiiroen.
Dos 3uitelen Der F0lie on Oen
ornertfaniiden ,GboI3c 0'2tffaircs" III
Der Stoot W}erifo, Ss sbougbncliD, Der
unter merifanilhem Sdub nah Gera
.Grt3 gebrodt muroc, Gle bIutigen Sol
gen Scr 9eicbung pom &era Grlt5 unO
Elm 8rief oes Gorgeiebtcn &illa'S,
8cncrnl Garran5a, an @raiioent Wils
Jon, botten om "a. glpril ole olnerifos
nide Hegierltng begreifIiderlpciIe IN
.groBe 9lufreglmg pericbt.
Garron3a's Dtitteilsmg on mricr
StoatS= department lautete: Sic
Snpnitou rnierc3 @ebiete5 uno oo5
Q}erbleiben Sbrer Streittr0fte in Gern
Grlt3 biloen cine GerIebuuq anierer
freien mo unabb1n9iaen Souperdnt-
tat uno meroen un8 81 etncnt ungIcis
hcn ariege 5lpiltgett nPn mir bis bellte
5u pernei0eu getpiinlcht baben"
Sp0tcr trof ieooh ejne 9epeIhe oc5
.omerifanilden aonluIS Gorrotber3
.cilt, ser cine 3uIominulEunft nit 8illQ
bate, norin &illa etfIQrte, ooB Der
@rief opu Gdrran3a faIif neritanbeu
.porocn lei uno er llno Garrau3a NIT
Dem &orgeheu ser onierifaHiIhen Res
gicrinlg einperltaneelt leien, falls Die
Ser. Stouten frieolidp 2tbIidten bdt-
ten gS0rtlid) ioa et gela9t baben
SD hoffe, Dab 0erd Grll5 bon oen
2lnerifoneru b0aig einaefapIeIt miro
.0u0urf miro uniere Nuf9abe, Suerta
3u oertreiben, llm 10 leihter. Sd
miinidtc mlr, ih 6dttc genitg Nluiri-
tion l1o idl fonHte onnn bireft uad)
W}erifo Gitp moridiren. "-Iuh ipd-
fer iou &illo iid nerihiebentIid dbns
lid au5geGriltft bdbel
Srditllcn, Nrgenttnlen nno Gbilc iucr-
Den Ucrmitteln.
8eim Staat&iefretGr 8rpon Ser
.alle @eriihte BON leiuer ReItgnatiou
OILS aus Der 2lft 9egriffen ertl0rte,
iprafen am 9IbCu0 DeS 20. 9lpril ole
.OcIanoten 9ralilicn8, 9Iraentillien8
auO GbiIcs in Sodcn 01erifo'8 Dor.
Sic baben lih bereit erfl1rt, Oie Ser
mittlerroQe 5u ilberneNneu. 9n5
2lnerbietcn lpuroe Iofort Dem 8rGits
0enteu @iIion unter5reitet lrn0 0ons
fenb onQenonrnren. Gr bctontc 3us
.aleih Iein 8citre6en na6 6ricoeu,
boffte, DaB 5uerto feline Shl0erniiie ir
Den @c8 lege uno Oob Die iii0omerita-
niihen RCpubIifen oeu o1nertfaniihen
.Stunopuntt uftCn umo ole tpeiteren
@eoiugunaen gemeinidm beraten ioqs
ten SoIlte bieie 6offnung in Grill.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-30
2O3 0rnbenlellte ueri6iittet.

synfolae elmer @aserploiion IN cen
Olinen go. 5 nno 6 Der Seem Jfiper
Golliern So. in gecles, So. go, MUIR
oen iiber 200 @rubenIellte nerIdiit-
tet. SO 8rubenIeute, Die ihlpere
9ronbmuuoen oapontrugen, tuuroea
gerettet. Wfon bat Die 9offiulng alif.
gegebeu Die ilbri9en perlbiitteten
2eute lebeno 5u retten.
8ieles 8rubenungliif lit eiltes Der
Ibrddlid1ltel1 in Der 8eihihte BON
8eit Girginia.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-30

2as bentId)e Clement lit nadD oem
neuelten gunoeS3euius IN SiiS Sa.
fota 1888 aDpfc itarf uno, ipenn
oie 0eutid -gobmen, Gelltfd-9olen
uno Die 6rieien, Die nod Dem Genius
acknowledgements nit llnreht nid)t
gum beutidJen Clement gerednet mer.
Den, nitge5dblt iperoen, nod piele tait
ieno aopfe ltdrfer. 0asifanOinaDi-
Idle Clement (6t t,69t gaoripeeer, 2i-
S57 Shfpeoen uno 1924 8anen).
Dos bisber, pein ol,fJ Ialf6ltd, oils
ooS itarfite gen0lferllngselenlent inn
Stuote angeleben lpuroe, betragt inn
Stoute 5uianlnengenonnten nnr 1O3@
052 Seelen. SIN Nprb 9afpta
5dblte oos beutIhe Clement iiber 1t6-
956 Seelen, utlo oa8 lfa1loinaoiihe
Clement 3uiolnfnen 168,2f4, o6er
t25,3t5 Ioripeger, 29,4t5 Shtueoen
uno 3,484 9dnen. sssn Noro 9a-
fota lit allo Dos ifoitoindptide Glu-
nellt beoeliteno itdrfer als oas belit.
ide.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-30

Gertreter oentid) amerifanild)er
Srgarilationen, naneittlif1 unieres
0eutih -anerifaniiben Rotionalblnl.
oes uno oes NorooItliheit aa16 ailoe-
rer Sdngerblinoe, iparen am %.
4pril in groBer an5abl Dor Dem Se-
mats Suiti5fomitee erIdienen, Inn ar-
gltnlente gegen Die Innabme Der fog.
Sbepporo-S Soblon &elolution, nelhc
beltimnt, cab Elm 8rpbibitions- -9lmen
oeulent 5ur BnnoesoerfaiInng ben
perIhieoenen Staotslegislatilren sur
abltimnllng norgelegt tDeroen Iolla.
por8ubringen. geloitoers iparen BON
Baltimore inlo bon HbiIabeIpbin an
iebnIid)e aontingent BON @egnerit oer
notionalen Brobibition berbeigeeiIt,
iiber bnnoert. gs lpir-
ben gld5enoe HIaibpDers Dor oem Ge-
rlntsmisid)liB aegen bas porgeihlage.
ne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sur @iin-
oesberfoiiung pon oieicn Mdnnern
genlnft, Die boffentlih rliht cbne Die
notwithstanding bleiben lperoc1t.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-30
Nn llniere 2eier

ySir bitten nuIere 2eier fir
Den biesiuOdJentlid)en Snbalt
Der Hnmmcr uuO fir oas Sch
len Der geiuubntsn SurrcIpun.
ben5en nm GntidJnlbigune.
ltnier WaidJinenieeer, Serr
0uit. gelling erfranfte pl6b-
lid an Sliuooarmentsiin Ouug
unb lag siuet Stnnben ipdter
anf benz Speratiunstiidl. Die
Sperntion geIang, alleiu Der
l3nitanS ots 9Satienten lit Elm
erniter. glnsbilfe mar in
Siuur Sails leipcr nid)t 5r err
halten, ebcuiomenie funnten
mir auf telearapbiihem 8eee
puu Sionr Gitg, Omaha, ct.
9sanl, Davenport nno anbereu
Crten Inshilfe befpmmen.
Snfolge beiIeu mnkten mir
nns belfen, 10 gut es sing.
Sums 9emntb.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-30
Srief ans 9entidlmb

Gentidllauos critaunlidDcr glnf.
Id,uung. - Die Siippcler Crime
rungstage. - Sine SeniatiOn CT.
item Gauocs. - @rofartlge abs
idlieosuuatipncn fir Den frnbcrcn
Stattbaltcr pDn GliaR-Sutbrtngen.
Iran,Giiide Spiunagc.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-30

Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
MAY RELEASE BANKS HERE
Reserve Board Takes Up Plan
TO Meet Foreign Debt.

Washington, Sept. H. Assured that
New York City bankers would care for
more than half Of the sl50,OO0,0O0 due
European creditors on American obli-
cations, the Federal Reserve Board be-
gan consideration to-day Of further
moves necessary to clear up the for
eign exchange situation.
IL is understood that Governor Ham
lin will ask James 3. Forgan, chairman
Of the committee Of bankers which
drafted the $I50,O00000 pool plan, II
his committee desires to suggest
changes a. result Of the action OF
the New York banks. 1t is believed
that the committee will advise that The
New York banks be left out in any
preparations made to care for the Eu-
Iopean debts Of the rest Of the coun-
try.
Members Of the reserve board have
heard indirectly that the Bank Of Eng
land will accept the proposal TO de-
post S25 600 900 gold in it's branch IN
Ottawa. 10 meet some Of the pressing
Obligations.
The Federal Rcscrvc Board tonight
issued statement explaining the
change in foreign exchange con Stlons
following the ncticn of the New York
bankers. In view OF this fact it "aii:
"Thc board fol; that it might not be
necessary to c"cat" the proposed fund
Of s1jO.OOOCG0 in gold, and decided to
await developments before giving the
matter further consideration, holding
Itself in readiness to consider any ad-
ditioral suggestion which may be sub
mi,ted by the bankers committee to
meet the altered situation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
WOODS SHAKES UP
DETECTIVE BUREAU
Inspection of Records Results
in Promotion for 38 and
DemOtiOn for IS.

The Detective Bureau was somewhat
ehahcu up yesterday when Police Com
missioner Arthur Woods announced the
promotion to the first grade Of thirty
eight second grade men and the rcduc-
ton 20 The second grade OF thirty-tvC
men Of the first grade. The announce
ment was made after the report Of Sec
Ond Deputy Commissioner Rubin on the
work Of :he men had been considered.
The reduced mcG will hereafter get
81 400 d year instead Of $3.50.
The list Of the men promoted fol-
lows: Z. +. Donohue. ". j. GOrevan,
j. J. Nurrisey, Otto RamsOerC, B. j..
Devanney. +. {. Burgess, {. A. Rrum-
mcrhop, j. ). FINN. y. Flood, y. 2.
SusSillo. G.. +. McGowar. G. j. Bar
nitz. :. T. German, J. +. Iiaggcrty, c.
J. Nuncini. W. j. Quainc, +. +. Haw-
kina, VI. Donnelly, II. Meyer, Il. {.
Grath, T. sullivan, =. +. Szermer, d.
!. Clare, W. Conlon. 7. Fennell, W. =.
Lehman. J. !. Bowling. T. j. Caya-
raugh. r. B. Morris. T. CapOto, j. era
ham. r. 4. Fennel'y. ). Birmingham,
J. F. Bramlcf, +. Henson. J. F. Chris
tic. G.. +. Ross and :. Y. TackOwski.
Those reduced are: j. Daily, +.
Leigh, =. Schmidt, I. s. Hughes, l..
Hyams. A. Never, ]. J. Doyle, P. Pur-
'icld. J. J. DonohUc. j. VI. Hayes, G. J.
Reilly. J. !. Sheyln. J. j. Barber, J.
p. Barron. r. +. Marion, J. Mcmahon,
II. Neggcrsmith. J. W. Reilly, J. J.
Talt, +. F.. Conroy. J. J. Finan, {. l..
McGowan. J. A. Norrcll. j. +. O'Meara,
l.. Trabucci, II. l.. Quick, F. :. Car
A II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
Colonia! Court Sold for
Third Time in Thir-
teen Months.
BRONX BLOCK FRONT
FOR THE HIGHCLIFF
! after Is a six Story Structure
at Audubon Az. AID
I77th ST.

Tc, ansrmc~t houses o. Washing
Con Heshts aencd - interesting
,rn6es Yesterday. enc Of these con
ccrncj Colcuisl Court. six story
orar,mcat at tbs rorthlast corner Oh
2.aahulst av. ard .J}.h St, making ;he
,ti~d Transaction in Which She house
ass bee. involved M about thirteen
month. yo,..
ID was sold ~ to Nor;hcn Realty
Ccmrary- 81 winch Joseph schwartz -
president, 20 the lweruCih avenue
Realty COMPANY. composed o. upsISOe
investors. who give IA part pa! men li!,I.
sCyeuty-tWo lots IN Long lSlahu ivy
the sale Of which was announced re-
Gently IN The Tribune. ,. Aloer' anu
d. sylvan Crakov we're the brokers.
Colonial Court occupies a piot lVoX
1l2.6 feet. and was bought last Oc,0o-I
by Nr. Schwartz, who gave olocS
front on Barry ST.. between Long"oou
az. and Worthe0 St, In The Bronx III
rart PAYMENT. He purchased the prop
e,ty from Herman Z. Bindsell, who SIX
months previously had bought the
house from Eugene Schiidknecht.
sir. Schwartz had been holding Colo-
Mai Court at S2j0.00O. His purchase
of the property last year was also maze
through Albert & Crakow. II Is ar
ranged for eighty-foUr families.
Contracts have been signed Tor the
sale Of the Highclif, "A six story apar'-
mpnt al the southeast corner Of Audit
bon ay. and 177th ST., on plot lOONIOO
feet. by the Freemanstreet company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12

]. J. Wilson. Both: G. Z. Hooker 49,. 10
days from SEPT. Il: y. g. Muller, aAth, 10
days from Sept. II: T.. +. Kelly 1T !. D.
r. =. Cofey. 9th l. D.. - days from sept
70: RonolO PaRauO. 10Th; ". j. Moan 'iF'
3lst. William Prantnrr 49,. Joseph Ic.so~
lano. SCtn ~ days from Sept. ~.
Assignments Discontinued. Lieut.. stephen
I.oughIosu. 43d. 20 Utn. nom Aopt. li.
Ptlmu. 10 SCHOOL for Recruits. from pre-
oilcts indicated from Sept. u: =. j. Byadni.
18th: August subj, I'd, Patrick Burh'' "a
leaves Of absence with full pay .-Insp.
r ~. Murphy. 18th J. -. Il days, ron,
sept - Cupta T. ]. Walsh. In 'omi'a ~,
l3.h b.. Il days from sept. j.. W; W
Iug2sn, &h, days, from Sept. 49, y.
W. O'Connos, c>Jih days. from sept. ~
g. j. Toolc Bridge Pct, - DAYS, ron
Sept u; CnithOut pay Insp. T. IT, Mh.
ruy. l5th 7. D.. 4 days. from Sept. 10, Leu,
y iViam Bauer, 18th. > days, from N%'pl.
=. Ptlmu W y. cox 18th. days. FRO"
Sept ~: " =. McAndre~s. i2'. days
from Srpt s.: y. \. O'Conu"ll. 1871. ! daN
.scut =: Charles OshIer. l45th, day. sept
3. - u. SchoendOrf l57th, ] day. sept
A.; John Bchring. 18Th. ] fay. sept. j. n.
T.. Ucmaut 27sth ! day, Sept. H.
sick LeaSes.--Ptlrun l.. =. Iitzpatrick.
IA 80 DAYS from Sept u; Edward fcaIn"'
ion, If DAYS. from S-pt. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
OWth name and address OF lsnaT M" Nv
tornsyD
SEPTEMBER H.


ANfrTt.nDAu AV. go n " cor l.h ~
lOKiC0. 81 az. 1851 10 1875. ~ ,,n
,S.THAi: SD st. 326 ". =. 900 We. "A
nv. iOxl00.2; MRcdousal q. u. ,,n. 90
q. 2oHG1'. Dec = lsiS; h.sH's 500 5SS; SityS.
strauss Reich { Rover. ih bMay. -, .
AVENT'E B' = o cor 10th IT. runs . - ~ (
Ca.5x " gex .9S " Il to o. OF ,! sE 10
Nfn,u,i life insurgnce 60. Ei.0co; ANY,
Einstcin. 4 & q. o. Nassau 81. 49,, 1Sos.
BRuuME 81, 80. 2,Nl"l M T.
$ R.lcg and 1no to g. 5 ,'G 10 "waiI It,
IENINGTON ~. Il. = " cor .otn m ~, ,n
A.. ~. o. 1919. NJ n and Jennie { hysh ~
catherine Keli-: $500 MY
- EstTyjERSlDE DRIVE. =, cor l'gth IT, w. w.
o,t6i sYitoS. March o. 1873: W I ana ga -.
] I.yans 10 /. MOrleral 4 son ms
atiys Stoddari & NJ. rs Bwuy. >.,y o,
90 'iiaiTcr To- Hrnkers' Trust 20; Na'"N'
attvs duncan 4 u. % Nassau 81. Z, OK
.rII ST IIl =. \ 2. 2l0G e A',HuS 60 /
&C.. Dec l. roo: and Kagh', AZ I'm u.
simon: 5000. atty. Dohrows u W ~ itJ' Nv,
ai~T ST i22 West, >. 30 % Gi,s H,,
~ IXlrO. Lunc ., 1873: Walter nv" i''''''
NJ Nac,ifn To Il q I. + CO. " -" ,s,
5crn r. 1877 ,a w Aa ai Ian cassa g
C,Isl1lIi saw EanE: $1,000; atty; ! - ~
TcTif ST . lOO lst ay, !" ll'1H' ~,
,og .. July &. 1905. Anna lleneS 10 " ~, "a p
Str7ensky: 5000: attys' IT"'Sh' o. -
az" a51 ri 81, l72 East 22H2 IfS SIST iT
Il Y constr 90 ana Ida Brnh'i'''H' Wv
al ~ ,56-i = ST ,0o-lo? East, cor PARK Gy
IN M :. Nav ! 1911; Pauline Buhrmrisl.'
to Erncs; GIuch: $4,000: atty il f'e'S'''''
"ftliTu SIR, .. 400 i.eroT sv' ooN' ~, ~
June l.. Iall: Chas L li"ss 10 We t,n me-
street constr Corpn Cmt to city Sh', a,'S.,
Ioi, by orda. supreme t01Th: AN'""'' AZ n
Itrtko,y.r . Peter. -" lMay. r..,.,.,-,
U4Tu ST so Wrst . 81. -" . i IVY - :,
on,i'J II. Dec :, 1903. Mhrg't r SulilN"n =
I.Ia I MoE,rith. trustee; >-%.""' "'"''
yy,'rj, < BRAN. IL Nassau e. ,-,.,,-
Iln1'IJ 81 p. I2d from " cor .NI' ~,
dam av. Ii Nvg9 II July I. lni En.nns'ft q 81
tn vs. Klein: 81. $50. a'tyr. Blumen'hAI ]"
3u2 BNay. ,r,,.,,1arn nv. 4ar
,a,' e.. %, mS. Louis CARTEL 10 y
Mar,g@gr 4 sorority 60; Sd,s'O; auJ' '''"'
,!IT,t S.r ~ l.a - Amsterdam az, -,
100, March n, I9u5; Irvine baGhr",h - tr
h,lr,r. Nm If and Chas T. S"nis, Fu. -
e. cun; atrys. Bowers X :. Al 'e'A' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
FIRE RECORD.

\ ".
I:IO-2lI-22& ". Gi,h S.; Guy T. Rad
ford: slight.
I6:2O-I90 Columbus ay.; Joseph Panic
r"ona, slight.
12:O0-?Ul-3O3 ~. 4; owner unknow y
trlans.
T. NJ.
I2:O-2lS T. 18th s.; Samuel Jaffe: slight
l2:05-402 +. lOAth st; VI. Schwarz: no
damage
1Io-I03 Alien ~; y. p. warchusl,y
trhing.
I:4o-l5o W. l2rh St.; Edward Middle
town; triniug
l:iG-lO3 Allen t.. y. T. Warchusky; trih!ng
3..j-ll'3 Third az, herEOchan x Rider,
trihing
3:iD-S?2 Broadway, owner unknown; trifing.
80 l2a'4 Monroe 81, Aaron Feinbers. tai
fiHg.
G:.J-,l4 W. ISth st.. Estate Mortgage and
Tn~uranc" Co; trring.
C:2o--tO West y3I st. AIoiph SEQ: trifing.
G:IJ--GI and % Canal st, Mary BrlCsma
tTIfing.
7:3J-ID East 18th ST. Bore Packing Box
Company. trihlug.
lO:OO-Ig East Han ST., Celia ROscnstyin;
trninR.
II .3O-27a West 18th ST.; Wllhelmina
Kesslcr. trillng.
II 30-2@2 Third AF EdwsT3 ~H"'hau.
5fiEIat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Motor Instruction. Member

Motor observation-disclosures 10 repor,
10 chief Of Battalion !. J. Henry a, III" re-
pair shops 56th st. ami Twelfth aN., a. No.,
Sept. 4. for Instruction in operating ~. ~
uara,us: Eng NJ steamer Z. J. Clancy, t.Hs.
IL, Tircmen tfrst grade) G.. Goodman. fuG.
/: Il r Seh9ctaer Eng D u; " M'q re.
.crT ing *; l.. + Kane Eng -. J. j. ut
yin@y. Eng. Il: p. =. Blake, Eng. 2o5; y. !.
,'oudon, No =. IL y T.. ), r. !. MuiroT H. q
T.. IL. ". $. Carney. II. 4 J.. -. s T.
Twaddcu. u. & l.. -: ,. Horton, u. &
t. -: T. Davis. IT, & J.. 20; J. Meyer II. 4
H. 2; NJ j. casey, Eng 223, J.. NANNY
Eng. 2Os, r. J.. ponloa, Eng NI;
Fireman second graioD j. ,, Wosl@im,!'
Eng. :: G.. ,. Alderman. ErG. l"9' W.
i PIauicr Eng 81; l. W. Upon Eng. 2c&
g. Il. Doyle. Eng 200; ohiTd grade, ;; !:
Datz. Eng. -; +. !. MuiIin, ~ y J.. us;
\ ". g.. Conmy, Eng. 30; Fourth srade'
" 4 Fraser Eng. =.
Amounted to 4th Grade El 900 Year,.
r-IrInif0rrued Fireman NJ n. Mack. Eng 20.
paysed probationary period Of three month";
satisfactorily, and assigned to duty, Eng ~
Temporary Assignment ~ day1, Sept.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
DryEoOds. Etc.

DTyEoOds. Etc.
BATTTMORE-M I. Bloom & Co; NJ l.
BIoom; skirtings; Wsilins'2n. 7 cronin
silks and yeyetg. iis w 82d 81. -
BUFFALO-B Kadetsky Tall1r'ng co. u
GaJnler. woolens Herald Squarc o..
pHfLADELPHIA--j Grczs e 20; i 'rOS7'
cotton piece goods: Herald SQUARE.
ST JOSEPH. MO- Toote, CamphcN DryEooa,
60: n smith, dOmsfN~cs. prints. sinEham''
carpets and rug. 70 Leonard ~. ,. =,
UTICA. N Y-F w SESSIONS .Glllincry 20; J
V Clement. qilks. yelycts, ribbons 1nd NIL
linery; 62l Broadway.
CINCINNATI-Reins h Weiss; l. Welsi'
white goods linens and ladi'5 ready-to-
LOCK PORT. y Y--Wllliams Bros Co: 4
Williams. drygoods and general merchah'-
iSe; Murray Hill ri,
PIEDMONT, w VAR II Dranc 90; Il n
Drsne. drygoods and carpets; Grand
SAN FRAN CfSCO p Greenjerg h C0; i
Greenberg, woolicns and trimmings; Ne"
Victoria.
Women's and Chlidren's Wear.
pErROTT-Crowisy. Miner e. 30; Mrs T. Jen-
klus ladies' and childrens coats, ~ w
?2d ~.
CHICAGO Ncwman's: Newman, ladies'
ready t0-weat 80 Fourth ~.
CJ.EYELAND--Iigbec 90: Mrs " Lewis
misses wear Miss f. Ia Valley, waists III
NEW HAVi:N-shartenbur 3 Robinson Co:
VI S Mmuma. ladies' ready-to-"ear; ~
Spring 81.
GAINESVILLE. OHIO-H u Sturt'vant %;
n ~ Sturteyant, ladies' ready-Io-"ear' ~
" 33i ST.
Millinery, Laces, Ribbons, etc.
BUFFALO-Iiamlin's + j. Streuber. laceV.
embrOderies, neckwear. stationery and t'lIet
goods: ~ tn av: York.
L0I'TSVIILE--D Baird & Son. J a brazeise,
flowers and feathers; G2l Bway
BUFFALO Hamln's. f. Conrad, ribbons,
gloves. notions and jowciry; 3,3 4th ay.
DIES MDIES-Tederer, S'raug 2 60; VI sam
Ish flowers and feathers, Gg Bway
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest," . per rrrt uLl,,s oth"rHise stated0
SEPTEMBER II.
Manhattan.

A., - . - chr Iuth ST. C%K--; II TiShfGan
~ T.. J Iao ig sTriTeGo'I, Mas: Sept Ii;
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~, ~. ~. 80 Ty,r,Icr Roaity and CON
structiou Go. :" Maiden Lam, sep L i %u"
Aug l. 1916; 6 = C. $3.50 "a auy' i O
/ i GO. ,,.o vas,-
GROVE So, 80 >. $ r. $. az W h"I'a
ingion !. - I7| G,''H ,', - -,
vile" ct a. eNa exc COO. - I,a -
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Foster. IS Val st. .,s e-,.. 100
MADISON A. ;; ~ w., ,.l.. =. !', ,n
du. a. per bond; o, tio". ,,- ,o,,,sor 9, o.,
. M"NRnE ST =, cor Fsoh a ~, ~, ~,
<, , ,' InrioT ,n,s sas6To, Ser, TO- yrs
/ 6 p g. <7,oop: atty, j. COIN, 9S - A. -o-
4 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, -. p l22i S. '"'N
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WASHINGTON Pa u g. 800 " bth az, AK
1 -. Washington Ilar" I'uildlhg {" T." Peer.
JOSS il"l"lns CO. 40 ,edar ~; S ,d y " Z
$500. 4't}s Ltuit a. =, 40 IeG yddo -,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
BUYERS NOW IN THE CRY
Out-of Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings Of -
Wholesale Dealers

I%2UisvIILE-D Baird g. Son: W.
laflcs hats; 6zl BWay 10
PltpFIDBNCE-B isnch.tr. Youn1 4 a.
n.n,.wofta, fancy goods. lscss. ts,,
notions; - Denis ~
Mems and Boys Wear. Ets
CiiICAGp-Searg Roobuck & Co; p p,...
D'ys clothing. ~ BwaY '-ts
and 10 Cent stores.
Tho following buyers Registered ., a..
ana Ten Cent Exchange. 10 Wss, 81. ~
since our last report:
CORINTH. MISS RubeI Z co
DOVER IN Friedman
FREEPOKT. l. ID la Silva
FULTON. y Y-H " sblpfng,
GLEN COVE, l. IL Friedman
HAHI FORD, tDNN-Wiss. Smith l. r.,
LOSG ISLAND CITY. y Y-T Ns-S,
&IDDLEBORO. NASs-F y WSi,Dns.
NEW YORK CfTY-Pheipa. Dod1s
Popular ) and 10 cent St0reg ~
RuCkVlLLE CENTRE. T. IN Ia s,,.
WILCOX. PENN Smith Bros 90
Miscellaneous.
DENY ER--Denycr - e. 90. II shi.ta. =,
and stationery. 30 r. 10th u. 49,
PHBADELPHiA- 'lmbeI RIOS. ~
GuKgsnheiu umbrellas: Bway ard ~ :
PROVIDENCE. 4 IL Dim0ud Z 49, - !, :
Iooi"in, notions. siaiion@ry and -.
goods lls W 32d So Hermitase ~
WASHINGTON. ID C--WOOdwsrS 4 -
j 4 iObFpu. uph goods 33i an A. y.
BI NGUANTON. y Wills. MrieonE
kius, - ~ Perrr. carpets snf ~ -. :.
Fif'h Az. fO.lingWapI =
BrFTAGO-Wm IIcuserer 90: b R.v,..
carpets and rugs, ~ Church q 'tt
BOSTON -Gilchrit 60; + O. Rose ~,
carpets. 81 White ~. Prince GeorTs
NEW HAVEN Sharfan5Yrg & KoSirso. -
4 \ Breton. hoGe" furnishing go15s ~
t1yy, n SprnY 81
NEW ORLEANS Nsison blanche q.
Simon. trimmings. lit fif'h AZ
NORWICH. CDNN-BsiI q Ilughas "a. "
Eukley upholstery gyCls and carp.,, :
Spring 81
PITTSBI RGH- BOgz7 z Buhi. K d..
ridge Jowelrv haufherchiefs and IN.
ware; 81 " 18th sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
Apartment Leases.

Pcasc & Gilman have Leased apart
Inents as follows: I'm 800 Park ar., to
Charles i. Adler; in $50 Park sv, 70
c. G. Mctzger-Dauner and Homer r.
Sawyer; in 100 East 72d ST. 20 Miss H.
Kellcher; in 146 East 49th ST., TO br'
W. 3. Force and Mrs. W. p. Williams;
in $50 Madison av., TO ]. ii. Packard; IN
d East cd ST., to Mrs.. u. Laim5cc and
Eelen C. Hayes
Douglas L. E;iiman < ca. have leased
an apartment in 1l6 East 63d -. TO
Mrs. James A. McClurg, of Denver; AN
apartment in IS East 56th st, TO ME-
Frederick Bull, and an apartment IN
1IS East saith ST., for Ar!emus homes
to Alfred +. Cortis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12

u. %. lxOS.G. - sty tenmt and rtcreg; sherln's
sale Of All right titlc. etc, which uo'tlieb
kiariCr had uh July - Ipii or since: A j
Hntfick atty; sold to Louis Arruu for 30
~ tie Bronx Exchange;
By Charles A. Dcrrlsn.
JEROME Az. G r. block front let lGIlh
ard ib5th Ets, 468. NNiS0t 10 w Cromwell AZ,
lGilN l5p2 ~ ~. II 10 iG4ttN lHhlO;
also Jeron" Gv, cor i0tth. 20. NN29NlSA
90 " creek y l5iI 60 i0ith ~ 1870, Va
art; Il ~ Mcdonald - al rgt !, J. Robinson
of al. Alien g :, atty. j i flyGrs. ref. due,
Sti,Osi. ttyos, etc S.. l'2 70. Withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
AID FOR SoUTH'S FARMERS
Bill Extending Limit of Com
mercial Paper Passed.
from The Tribune Bureau.

Washington, Sept. 11.-As measure
Of financial relief to the agricultural
districts. particularly in the South, the
Senate to-day passed the Owen bill
extending the limit Of commercial
papcleupon which emergency currency
to the extent Of from 80 to 10 per cent
Of capital and surplus may be issued.
To enable cotton growers to obtain
the emergency currency, the amend
mcnt offered By Senator Smith, OF
Georgia, pcrmittinR state banks to en-
ter currency associations. under the
same conditions as national banks, was
adopted By a vote Of 82 to 10. A pro-
vision was inserted in the amendment
requiring state banks to submit to
federal inspection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
Business Leases.

Pcasc &. Gilman have leased space
IN 25 West 45th ST, in conjunction with
+. d. Vought, to the Housewives
League; also space in the same build
ing in conjunction with Royal Scott
Gulden to Forester d. Lum.
Unger & Watson, Inc, have leased 70
the metal and woodworking concern OF
Anthony Masset the second and third
lofts at 159 and I6l East 9th s.. t5r
a term of years.