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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
ARRIVED

Steamers Navigator CNoD. sama May ?. 20
he Atlantic Fruit CO. with fruit Bar. m
Gregory BD. Iquitos April 9, Manaos i"
Para o and Barbados 90. TO Booth & Co, with
/ passenger. mails and mdse. Bar a m. o..
Ilia. La Guayra April "a Maracalbo ~
Curacao 30 and Mayaguez May .. 10 Bliss,
pslett a. Co. with y passengers, mails ana
mas" @S5ts car % '1pam Vera cruz April 80 and
Havana Nav & 10 the Compania Trasatlan-
tea with 80 first 81 second cabin ana -uo
ueerage passengers and mdse. Bar. 500 m
Vandvck CBr Buenos Ayres April IL. Ia
Plata rs. Montevideo II. Santos 20, RIO de
Anelro a. Trinidad May ] and Barbados 2 70
Brk a. Daniels with l6l first. S. second caolh
~ ol4 Storage passengers, mails ana mdse'
Bar 9.i0 a I'D.
Pisa Gen. Hamburg April II and Newport
News MAY e. 90 the Hamburg American Line
Win mise Blr. 1.45 a m.
civ OF Savannah. Savannah May .. 20 the
Ocean SIS Co. with passengers and muse
r s"5 Galveston Nav ?. 10 the Southern
|hefc Co. with mdse. Quarantine b'vo a m
Nnlnocket Philadelphia. to II Bull q
To- m ballast Quarantine, 500 m.
Ceastwise Boston. TO Robert w Cox & CO.
In ballast Quarantine, 7.l7 m.
Madison. Newport News and Norfolk. to the
|Os Dominion IS Co, with passengers and
Etst Quarantine 30 M. o,,.-o,.,n.
NAdessx Boston for Norfolk. Quarantine
Tslsman (Nor). st Johns F, May 2. 10
IBOwTing 20. with mdse. Bar, $50 ? m.
Aar!atie OBJ. Liverpool April 80 and Queens,
tow Nav i. TO the White star Line. with n
tr ~ second cabin aud 677 steerage passen-
ssn mats and mdse. Bar, 2:29 m
Delaware. Philadelphia. 20 the Cyoe IS %
'si,h rdse Quarantine. u:i3 m.
SAILED.
ssansrs la Stella dtaD, Port Tampa,
Parma Or. 81 Thomas; Jefferson. NorioIA
and Newport News: Manzaniho ttHoahl - 80,
usso. cberokee. Georgetown and Wilmington
sssSmut -: lie Coz (Bp, Bordeaux. SCI
crnass CGerl. Philadelphia; Lenape' Charies-
TOO and jacksonville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

rho following judgments for amounts OF
,,-re than 5000 were hled yesterday, tho
al name being that Of the debtor;
-. A,hert HI +. Ward: 81 025 rs.
SnTnvn' Felix-H. Held; S217 81. -.
Senodiiupo' Frank-Title Guarantee Trust
60 Co; s1 I,osep Ph1s Cohen; ssO6 4s
poliey, Henry. eXr.-Bowery savings DAM
Dndieyl Theresa A--w. J. DAILY & Co. Inc;
pS syao 81 aerman-s. Angerbliek ct al; ST.
r,, ?,o o. Maurice-N. 7. F. smarsalia;
t,cieS,nan. Daniels. Luberwitz; 1850 o.
Gallis Sarah--R. Levine; sSVo %. ENC
.Soidie Mever-M Ginsburs & 20 sfVo, n
Sgannis Edw. Massachusetts BONDING
lis ms pslnb E.-E. H. Bronner; $2lA Al;
Kosofsky, Aaron-Windsor Costume w. -"N''
Nal Josoph--J sinsheimer a son; s-o' o.
Never. Joseph-Igoe Bros 500 ", ses.aa
Niclke Albert-Ebling Brewing - s.,,.ansrrh,
MURPHY Josephine Az NJ
49,; $4,000 Jacob se LII Hochberger; s2I4 20
Isa,i1e Teo p. & Ralph W.-Albee Gooirey
d n 30. iSidor G.--M Fisher; s2Ol Is 90
iiSe,hhrr Ffank nc. e. Lerke so.e 90 al
p@,hbnn Harriet NC. d. LarKe' sSo' w.
s519 II. cr I.rke.
Rathbun. Frank IL. & Chas. 81 r. A
p,S1Tsr 'solomon-A. Belman ct al sSaf o.
hin Villism-H. skalamberg W. o. =,
Rsschid' Rasheed-Nassau Nationai DA"A "
Albert G.-J. r. Rooseveh CT al
81 lbs IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
BUSINESS REVERSES

BURR e. CO., a corporation. manuiael,
mere OF automobile bodies, 75th ST, anu
Amsterdam av Judge Hand appointed
Harry r. Swartz receiver, bond OF sa0VV00'
liabilities. 500 00O assets, over Sz9VyV'
Petition filed by Saul 5. Myers for VIII
lam Seaich. $4,000; William j. Moran
Is s7e: Daniel Mungall. S2,072
THOMAS HARDNESS, grocer ana
butcher, Nyack. filed petition; with haonl-
ties, Sli955: assets, %.li4. Judge Mayel
appointed Wesley w. Dewitt, spring var
ley, receiver. >.,,,,, -. ,.o-
JOHN [. RADERMACHER,l Inc, man
ufacturer of bedding, u TO 10 Horauo ST.
filed schedules which show AablliS i'3s
ST.. SS4; assets, s26,57 Creditors lnciuoe
TAYLOR & Ellis, S5sO2 New YORK COUNTY
National Bank, $3.50; josephine r., ha-
dermacher. So $50; Morris * Co., S,-5i.
LOUIS +. WINCKLER-yudge Haha
denied discharge to Louis f. Winckier'
formerly manufacturer of cane mountlhsS
rs Fulton st, and confirmed report OF
Macerane Coke, referee, who recommend
ed a denial on ground of concealment OF
property from trustee. Mr.. WinckleT hled
petition on July 81, 1872; liabilities SZSoo'
assets. $3059.
GARDINER & BURTON, machlnists
t27 Pearl St filed schedules which snow
liabilities. $a.Ol2; assets. SOL.
HERMAN b. PETERS. tewelry ana
snnnIies 81 Nassau St. filed petition, with
iisbilities S4.94: assets, SlOs; judge
Maver appointed Courtlandt NicoH re-
ceiver bond of $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS

THE EIGHTY-NINTH ANNUAL MEETING
Of the American Tract Society will be held
IN the Marble Collegiate Church, corner or
Fifth Avenue and 29th Street, New York City
(entrance on 18th Street. on Wednesday, May
18Th, 1914. at T. NJ. The evening session Will
be held az o'clock. and Will be addressed by
Rev. DR.. John 5. Gardner Of the Board OF
Domestic Missions OF the Reformed Church. on
THE RELATION or CHRISTIAN LITER
AZURE To THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. and
Rev. DR.. Edward Lincoln Smith. Secretary OF
the American Board on THE MACEDONIAN
CALI. OF THD NON-CHRlSTIAN WORLD.
A cordial invitation is extended.
TIE EIGHTY-SIX ANNUAL MEETING
OF the American Seamen's Friend Society
will be held en- Monday May II. at o'clock
p. m, in the Socety's rooms. 76 Wall Street
New York Election Of Trustees for the ensu-
ing year and Honorary Nice-Preadents.
Annual Members, Life Members. Life Di-
rectors ana all friends OF the Society cor
daily invited to be present.
GEO. MCPHERSON HUNTER. Sec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Singapore. Nav S-Muncaster Castle (Br)' New
York via Agiers, etc. Tor Mania,
EtIaS MAY S-SaXonia obj, New 1orn: -.
Pyiaoulh May I-Prinz frledlch mniI-,.,..
Ger New York for Cherbourg ana Bremen ,,
and proceeded. Victoria Luise tGeTl, row
YWE FOR Cherbourg and Hamburg 'and Pro-
eseiedj
Prsa. Nay s-corcovado Ger. New York via
Barcelona
Colombo Nav e-Neuenfeis Ger. New York
va Karachi etc. for Calcutta. -, VII.
Bontay MAY 6-Ockenfels Ger, New AorK
iof Calcutta ~,
Antwerp. NAY American Dutch, New YORK cr.t
0s,nads May s. $50 m-BeFmuoiah 'n''
lAsrtosrv May s-Prins Friedrich Wilhelm
A ,Ger, New York Via Plymouth Tor bremen
fs,in6uig May 5. m-Graf waldersse tGer)'
p.nos May 5-s,ampalia dtaD. Philadelphia
ana New York via Naples.
SSasasnal Nav S--Suruga (Brl. New YORK.
ESa.& May -Hawaiian, New YORK.
May l-OrGnje Nassau tDutcn)' NeN
ios via West Indies and Venezuela for Am
N'i ka,al. May 7-schonfels Ger. New York
"a Cape T"wn. etc
'alal Nay s-lIar,ss Washington (Auso. New
',; ~ May s-sa..ta Cruz. Portland. Ore
W New York
~ses'ovn. May s. u:2s a m-cedrio (Br)
H,.el LIVERPOOL. New York.
h, u'H May Skim (Nor). Sand Key; Jupl-
Nsre New York; Nordhvalen DAM
B,s. NAY I-Bunalo (Rrl. New York.
ys-s. Nay l-Highland Laird (Br from New
ch.4n, RIO De Janeiro and Rosario.
N.Y. May Z ] p m-Laconia Obj iron
srs..e. New York
l A'sess MAY S-Aragonia Ger from Yoko-
tcc7e~S Hcl. Boston and New York
'sI,se MAY S-Wildenfels Ger from Cal
l,,os and New York
Mo- NAY I-yltonia (B0. New York.
Alen,,. hay S-Minnetonka (I3r), New York
fSss YORK '''Aeh'es 'Hep' Dos'on ~"'
ls6os May s-Belios Ger. New York.
seiisa Wv s-0ermania CFD from Mar
sn,.. PASSED.
.NstoIk nay S-Askehall OBJ. New York and
iu Ss,i,sn nay s-rsormina GtaD. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MAY s.
Manhattan.

The FIRST name Is that OF the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor. and date when
judgment filed:
Coates. Goshen Mfg. Co.-Fisk Rubber Co..
Sept. TO- 1911; 1856 u.
j. A. Dansey Construction Coz. Fox; June
l. 1912: $500 81
Kirby. Frederick B.-Swinehart Tire & Rub
Der Co. Of n. Y: Oct. 80 1915 S376 IL
Smith. Belson Vim. w. Mcfarland. Willard
u. Taylor ct AIN. c. Burke; March D.
1906; S297 &C.
Strictly Jewish Bologna Co. and Jacob Branf-
MANN Schwartz; April s. 1914; 81, 26S IS.
Same Same; April 81. 1911; s246 y.
West Side Mason Contracting CO. Gero-
voy; March 25. 1919; s5342 40.
Waring. Frank E.-E. Schroeder; Feb. 25,
1905 (cancelled); 1913 "a.
Ostro Leo r. and Bertha III. Shapiro
April "a. 1914 Vacated: S474 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
.rr.rss REPoRTs.

.,.,.,or. reported as 90 miles cast OF
~ imQtl AZ noon yesterday, is expected to
is' sSs 10 m s,.Sssv ro % expected to
~ ias - 30 miles. ls:O p m. expected
~ y exening or sunday forenoon.
~ ,ni s,T rs miles at $40 m. expected
~ see,s., ,'iS. evening or Monday forenoon.
3 toas- sS,onia Si9 miles at go y m. expected
~ - Sunday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-An idea. who can think OF soma
~ nav bring you wealth. Write Tor
Needed Inventions and How To Get our
Patent and Your Money kSnd9ip - COM
pany. Patent Attorneys. wash. u. {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BUTLER-Young German man with expert
ence wishes a position; can wait at the
table and tend garden. d. stephen, 1O2
Beach ST. StapletOn, ). ].
COUPLE.-Young, Irish. man gardener, good
vegetable grower can milk and drive
woman cook. houseW worker. well recommended.
Carpenter Agency. l5i 9Th ave.
COUPLE Butler-vaiet useful. wife excellent
cook: thoroughly experienced: 81 years ex-
cellent personal references; city. country. In
dustrial Assn. Il W 42d st
GARDENER.-GeneTal man: on gent ernan' 5
place. best reference; single. X. G., 10, East
4sth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09

destination and steamer. $3.50 m
Jspsn Corea China. Philippines (via
Vancouver Empress Of Asia. $500. ... Io-oay
Hawaii tvla san Francisco)-Matso May 10
rshu. Marquesas. Cook Islands, New
Zealand. Australia (via San Fran
cscOi-Moand ........ssssss e. .ss''' 80 1900 -
CYAN. Philippines Via san Francisco
5 TTansG or......... may Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST-LADY'S GOLD WATCH. INITIAILED
II. G. NJ. and pin. subway station or north
i0us. II. G. Martin. Room 1907. II Gin n, St. st
n Y. CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
Female

Female.
CHAMBERMAID.- Good seamstress: will as
sist waiting; excellent personal refer ence .
city country: S2J-s3Q. Domestic Exchange. S-i
Columbus ave. Tel. Schuyler 1886
cOoK--TYrst class: understands meats. soups
entrees desserts ices, personal reference
wages $3.50. Domestic Exchange S2i Column
bus ave Tel. Schuyler 49,.
COOK assist with laundry; also chamber
girls: good reference Jussia Agency. $50
Lexington ave Tel 4i58 Piazza.
COOK WAITRESS. Together or separate
very desirable girls: excellent personal ref
erence: city country. $685.. Domestic EX-
change. S2i Columbus ave. Tel. Schuyler sl96.
COOK-Capable: Swedish. best reference.
20 country. Jussila Agency. $50 Lexington
ave. Tel 445s Plaza.
COOK-Exceilent worker; Scotch; 80. first
class reference. MACNElLL AGENCY, II
West S4th st.
COUPLE. Finnish cook and useful butler;
best reference. Jussla Agency. $50 LeNing-
ton ave Tel. 445S Plaza
HOUSFKEEPER. Experienced. capable OF
managing large stan help; catering. market
ing; Institution; private family, excellent ref
erences. w, MISS f''Aueialu BUREAU ''0
5th ave
KTTCV DECENTRALIZATION girl: very neat;
willing: good reference Jussila Agency.
ESQ Lexington ave. Tel Ass Plaza.
ST7RSE-Engiish. hospital trained, capable
OF taking entire charge Of infant, excellent
referenees r. Miss FftZGeralds Bureau.
SAC 9Th ave. city
WAITRESS. -First class. neat-appearins young
Girl. excellent personal reference, city, coun-
try. .2-sSO Domestic Exchange. ga Columbus
ave Tel. Schuyler slJa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
Local Official Record.-The following off,

Highest temperature yesterday. 62 degrees lat
a m); lowest 81 (at 7:10 a. M; average 90
average TOR corresponding date last year, o.
average for corresponding date last thirty-ihree
years, 81. $500, . A., ,.,r
Local forecast: Partly CLOUDY to-oayi ran
sunday with rising Temperatures; moderate
variable winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
INSECT DETERMINATIONS.

RrDRIIGs. REACHES. DIFFERENTIATED IN
"a 5tS west l45th Audubon 349S).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
FURNISHED ROOMS.
WEST sIDE-Above Tooth Street.

f,tsT ST $40 WEST-Beautlful rooms All out
side: reasonable; opposite Columbia CnlEer-
sity Nor $3.50 Mrs. q. Steecly.
I4IsT ST.. 822 W.-Two exceptionally large
front rooms. bath. Women or couple pre-
ferred Apt Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09

s a. m....2sSO ! p. m....%t ?. m'''-s''-
United States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau observations, taken al p M
18th meridian time:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
HELP WANTED.

Male
MEN with pateu;able IDEAS write Randolph
Co. Patent Solicitors. Washington ID. C.
WANTED-Chair makers Of all kinds lib
eral wages. Postoiiice box 1850 Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers, Agency
SUPPLIES professors. Teachers Tutors Gov
.rnesses etc. TO colleges Sen1Ss In9
% Irrion cauare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09

,rsvrrrf MAP OF GREAT BR!TAIN-FREE
Also illustrated book OF tours on the
Great Western Railway OF England.
IT Kate,ev. Gen. Agt.. sol 9TH Ave, New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
Forecast for Special Localities.-Eastern
New York. Southern New England. Mary
land, Delaware, New Jersey. Eastern Penn
sylyania and District Of Columbia. porIy

cloudy to-day: tomorrow, fair, with rising
temperature: moderate variable winds. s,,,-
Northern New England, cloudy to-day; sun
day. fair: moderate, variable winds. -,
Western New York and Western fenneyI-
vania, partly cloudy to-day: SUNDAY, t1i,
with rising Temperature: moderate. variable
winds ..-
Virginia fair to-day and Sunday; warmer
West Virginia, cloudy to-day; Sunday. fair
and warmer.
Local Official Record.-The following OIL
cial record from the Weather Bureau SHOWS
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours. in comparison with the cor
responding date OF last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09

CI.ARK's nth ORIENT CRUISE FEB. 18th
,ie5 Tours TO Europe North Cape and Round
The World Frank c. Clark. Times Bldg. ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
!. i. Arriving at and Departing
' sn the Port of New York.
Friday. May 6.
HIGH WATER
.,,>,.rt-RE ALMANAC.

..,s; sunset, 7H; moon rises =
80, So s> IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
Humidity
Barometer Readings.

Humidity.
sa. m......S7 ! p MIS- s p. m''.''''s'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20

.Xyv Ill.N ! was I'M Orau.. o."
w uo time" SAID a Sew '.
who travels around
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
VAST GERMAN INDUSTRIES NOW PAE2ALYZED BY WA

ind.N idua, in the German Industrial or
gar.Hltiou is as uf little consequence AZ
in the military organization.
Whatever views may be held of th
difference between German character
and American character or En4lie,
character. the human Industrial me-
chine of Germany. which has achieved
such m1rNc,'uuS success IN the dcvclul-
mcnt of German trade and commerce.
cannot hr overlooked. Since Blsmarcli
laid down his die. um On the right to-
work Germany has taken the bead IN
what is NOW commonly called welfare
legislation.
bismarck was speaking Of Industrial
insurance. since hi time Germany has
provided for accident insurance with =
large measure If responsibility thrown
IN the employer. Its system of invalid
insurance and insurance against sick
ness has been m,nutely worked out as
has the system of old age pensions.
II has not Vet undertaken tp insure
against uum Employment. hut he mu-
nicipal labor exchanges and similar
bodies which are directed by the mu-
inequalities at 10y the state tend in that
direction.
When Chancellor Lloyd George star
led England with his proposals for old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20

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d,r,sits tb.r h..,,r,, ,y,,r,tl.. ,.,,r,,
win ,b,.. If I.uv,,,l..,r. o.nf.., . .
u,ub,r ~ ,b. ,:.r,,,, CUSTOM .r,,l.,r
I'm at, y.,rs .,n. nr. ,rs, In. boon
drawn from b. ,di.,t,Ir, N.,r,bo.
N...,,. d.-,,.., 10. t,r.,,
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trict v,,,,d h, q, s,,n,,,, j,,.,,,,.. =, w..
.,r,,..,.,,r.. 49,. -. ,.
,,,r.. ~, ''','' yun' ts
1S-o Sv..5.yh ,rl s,',,.,, ', ,,,.. 80
ri'li,py. of ,,,,, .,,,.,i,,,,..,,.,'I ~, ,'r''
du.,i'r ,,.,,,i.,,., AMI ,.,.,t,, 80,
tho German i..,., f,'r.','.,'y '''
-,
-. ~ '''''' 90 w
'''''''7 '' ''' ~ ~ wa W. 49," we S"'I'f
.''t''' WIN US c''I u'P"SitS as
',.',' "'' an" '""' i""N J" ."
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.' -" '''"' '"'!''"
49, Wv - v'"' ''." "! ~ """' anu SIM
''c "'''' ''''''' "''"''" '"' Nv"
80, ,"' l''ir I''n"u"c'd'
= ,,.. i'',I''.t '''' '"" !" am
I,' ~ i''". - ~, -
Va ''' INA" nun an" S'''' Nuns
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" 80 - '"",.' ~ i""''" S'"'P con"
= '','''' '''' Wv '"'"H '''" Wv ~"
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a.. ,,',,, t.',,.,..l,.. ,..,t,....., ...,,,.
to,an T., ,, ''r.. h, i r,, ,'',n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
Gothic houses at Lubbock.

dependence and were bcyom.ng less and
less efficient.
Nevertheless, the general view was
that Germany could not have built up
its powerful Industrial organization
and become such factor in world
: trade without the plans If Bismarck
ana the economists and thinkers from
whom he got ms IDEAS having been put
I into effect.
| The standard Of living of the artisan.
/ however does not seem To- have been
! raised. Inv, >t.satiuus by tho official
! agencies two years ago showed that the
/ family market bask was too often
| light and that frequently II also repre-
scented deficit in income. But generally
the German contention is thar WIFI,
there Is much poverty IL re- is little
! paUpcr.sm as compared N.th England.
and that In the economic and trad, oua-
. test between the two peoples poverty
is less handicap han rlup,r.sW.
Recurring To- tine industrial ,vulu'. ~.
Germany b,-Iu lu'j.ns merchant
. mli.', as soon as 10 h-c.m, apparent
that her factories woU'd have surplus
/ products TO SELL lmm,u-" quantities
Of aw materials had to br Imported.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
/ oroign Commerce Amounting to
$5,OOO,OOO,OOO Annually Had Been
Built Up Through Applying
Science TO Utility

! steel industry is often cited and with
some justice, a. AN example of German
capacity for overcoming natural uh-tA-
clos In his case tn" natural obstacles
w,r, the lack of raw m lt,r.als which
could Dee easily assembled.
The coal deposits are ample Tho bulk
of the coal comes from the Ehcuish-
W,stphalian district, and in this district
Do" Ruhr basin is the chief source Of
supply. Siiosla, in eastern Prussia. Is
the other source. Germany imports less
than 20.0oo.0O0 tons and exports double
the quantity, 50 that in any given year
the native supply is sufficient for all
domestic and indus rial uses. as we'll as
for Cualing the merchant marine when
In German ports.
Tho lack of ore beds in German torri-
tory was pronounced until the anucXa-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
Welfare Laws Tor
the [ lumanF' actor,
Favor for Trusts
anu Syndicates

| Eugand n, rscif wants the hulk of that
$lIj.OOo,Ouu which South America m
ports from Germany, but the United
states is in "A far better position to- ob-
tain whatever percentage Intimately
may bc obtained
In the orient. whore the German CONF
| IN rec is Valuable, tho tinted states -
| in not quite 80 favorable position
but with German commerce entirely
dymora,lzrd. AMI with the Panama
| canal shortening some of the trade
| routes to the orient the United states
| should make a gain.
In the discussion of what is 10 he
come of Gcrmanys world trade il should
not be overlooked how thoroughly and
systomItirallv that commerce has been
huilt ui, ana is, thcr. fore in position
&" stand a temporary shuck
knuwi' dec of the language Of a coun-
Try Is a mere incident To- 'hc German
| commercial traveller ana To- Oh tm.ul.
merchant ami manufacturers agent
| The Germans de- Not stop at this They
also learn the llu-uaG" of th.ir ,h.,s
competitor, and since English is hr-
coming more and NOR" the Lu-utsn
of world Comm"r,, they learn thi. as
| a weapon Of business.
| Thor. is not an ,Spurtiu. o.. r'r. in
Germany that docs mot have. cor .,,l
the war broke ont did met '... "a.
. ingli~h speaking clubs A. Cui,.rn
ON" evening | went by invitation O., ur,
If these cubs The M mh,r- W.r. aI
business men. some of them bad
learned English. or .hr t..mu.- ~
Ln-lish during lI trips o.. E..,luI.
Others had learned Do" Lu-ua. V.t.
lI BRUSH nt-.t.- looms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
~, CII>RLEs VI. PEPPER.

= El;MANl'S floating trad, an
uuunccd one Of the earliest II
~ the London war bulletins. "iS
ttrIlyz,d .Th,u Cl,ur nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-07
Real Estate Transfers.

|CHILLuM CASTLE HEIGHTS-Wess
Virginia Accident Insurance Company
TO IL. P. Dodd. lots Sc. 81. IS, So
to 100. block 1859, and lots IA to IS
ADDiTioN TO ANAcosTIA-Maude H.
Grisw.old to Margaret L. Skinner, lot
Jas; so.
ADDITION TO ANACosTIA--Margar
=. Skinner to Frank !. and nd. L Oft
NO. s2s FRENCH STREET NORTH,
WEST, AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE
NORTHWEST between n and Q
A. Murphy. Agnes c; Clarity and
Anastasia r. Casey, lot 81. square
1863. and part Of square ~: SO
NO 1s. Cd STREET NORTHEAST
Frank "A. Christie. trustee. to Adele
B. Thompson. part lot 20, square 49,
5000. Cora S. Bassett to same. same
property: SO.
INGLESIDi-Arthur c. Moses ct ux. to
Elizabeth Walbridge and Alice c. w.
Briggs, lot Il. block 2: $10.
Observation-Disclosures Walbridge ct al
to Arthur c. Moses. lots . to % and
part lot 81. block IS; $40.
SECOND AND f STREETS SOUTH
WEST-I4illian G. Collif1ower to Jere-
miah J. Costello, part original lot l,
square ~; SO. n =.
BLOoMINGsDALE-Ja a. Dorsey ct
al. to Henry Wehrenberg. lot 81 block
BoRouGH-Edward NJ: Dublin
ct ux. to Anna NJ. Mosher and Michael
]. Colbert, trustees; part; 1919.
CHILLUM CASTLE HEIGHTSIGeorge
K Collins ct ux to Washington Land
and Mortgage Company. lot So. square
:33S4; SO.
RIDGE ROA.D-Eliza A. Carbery to Peter
Bisset. lot on said road: $1.471.7s.
PETWORI.H-J. Harry Carnes ct ux
to Woodford D. Harlan. lot 8, square
3O1S; $40.
cHILLUM CASTLE MANOR-Woodford
D. Harlan to ]. Harry Carnes. lots
So and 49, square e sseS and lots D. H.
WALTER STREET SOUTHEAST be-
tween 18TH and 18th streets-Harry A.
kite ct al, trustees, to Henry W.
and HELEN Lewis, lot 2iS. square 1913;
SO,