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rOREClOsURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or SrW
foFk-1Hsnry Burdsn; as substituted 1rls.
for .. hsSf = h hvhRETr daSfesSf r
others, Defendants. -"
In pursuance OF a Judgment Of Tot. e.cs,..
and sale, duly made and entered Ia ,cs
above.entiti.d action and bearing da.s liz
26th day OF December. 1913 l. the Laqe..
signed, the referee In said judgment mel.
will sell at public auction, at tho Tx nam.
BOROUGH Of Manhattan. CIV Of New Yo OF '5 rs
noon on that day. by JOSEPH p. DAY. Aus.
tioneer. the premises directed by said fuae
ment TO be sold. and therein described =,
ALL that lot Of land in the cry a.+
County Of New York, with tho l-.di-s.
uEGiNNINd at a point in the uorth,r,
side Of Thrty-elSh b street distant events.
the northerly side OF Thirty.eightb ,.-...
and the westerly side OF Lexington Ave-.
and running thence northerly para pei VIZ,
inches to the centre line Of tho block. thci1.
westerly along said line seventeen ..e,7
Xvenu. and part of n. way shrous h6'4s
| wall ninety .eisht feet nine inch,s - H.,
, Thirty -eight h Street seventeen fe.. ., "a.
point OF beginning. said prsmi.ca os: :
! Twenty.three East Thirty-Eighth stree. ,,I
being those which we're conveyed ID tstI
party Of the !lrs, part By Magd C Nlcal. by
| cred simultaneously herewith; this mor,ge,.
being given TO secure q portion Of she coV-
| alteration named In sid deed
Subject to the covenants and restriction.
| as to nusances and buildings which ~
| contained In deeds conveying the prcIrfre.
| recorded In the once OF the Register =.
the County Of New York IA Li1ef j57 q.
| Convevances. page i2s. ana I.itat ~ o.,
| Conveyances, page II. 70 far a. said cove.
nants and restrictions are legally blnd,nr
\ upon the premises and also subtec 10 Gne
| encroachments which an accurate survey u.
| the premises may show "
| Dated New York January 20. fgtl
| TOWNSEND MORGAN. Referee.
| EUGENE SMITH,
| Attorney for Plaintiff, 80 Wall 81 y y r.,.
| The following is diagram OF IN. No..
erty TO be sold. Its street Number IL T.. r,..
! 3sth ST.:
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Live stock Market.

THURSDAY, February IL.
Receipts OF beeves wer' So heao. mainly
for slaughter. No trade In live cattle. Nom
inally steady. Dressed beef steady; city
dressed native sides sold at l24l4c per III.
Receipts Of calves were los head. all for
tho market. Prices were fun steady At
yesterdays quotations. Common to prime
vaals sold ct sg9si3 per 100 lbs barnyard
calves and yearlingB were entirely nominal
city dressed veals steady to hrm Ut 1870
i9Ec, per NJ; country dressed NJ lea / 'ac,
head Including 3 u ears for the market,
Prices ruled steady. with an early clear
ance Of the pens Inferior TO choice sheep
prime lambs a, ssass75. Dressed mutton
hrn at sie u Il isc per ID: choice vrihcrs
ice; dressed lambs Arm at i2ip a ~ e. .
hog dressed l5@ sac; country dressed hot :
house lambs steady at s6qSs per carcass
Receipta Of hogs were i,0Hb head, includ =
ing l's cars for the market Prices were
trm and good medium and lisht hogs sold
At $40 per 100 Ibs roughs az ssISs IS.
Country dressed hogs steady ct t412c.
Per lib.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

or Sew SSo oR VOL ana n2G cHhL
iol'SCH AS Execq,9r6 q the La; W;ll
ieSa fats OF ata hs sAGs scH hHaL4f
COMPANY ct Al. Defendants. In pursusuce
% Il judgment o: foreclosure und sale, duly
ton and bearing date the. loth cay Of Isnu
cry. 1919 1, the undersigned. the Referee
IN aid judsment named. VIII SCI at public
is!a Vesey s SIRE 81 IN. geronrS ~ Mas
haitian. Ci;y OF New York on IL. 9TH day
o! February, 1914, Al /: o'clock noon on that
nay: ~ l. j.. Phillips g. .Aqetioneers the
sold ana therein described as follows: ALL
that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land with
the building and Improvements thereon
Borough Of Manhattan. City County and
stat, Of New York and bounded and de-
On the southerly slide OF Ninety-sixth Street
commencing TWO hundred and twenty 1--WE
-4Si Feet west from the corner formed BY
The Intersection OF the .outherly side OF
Ninety-sisth street with the westerly tide Of
West End Avenue: running thence southeriy
and parallel with West End Avenue. one
Inches thence " esteriy parallel with Ninety.
sixth street. forty-one t4lp feet eight 80
Inches; thence northerly and again parallel
M %ar , Nest Enc Avenue and part ~ ~
l0o) feet eight and one-half (sL.J Inches
TO the southsriy eide OF Ninety-si1ih Street.
ot Ninety-sixth Street, forty-one t.li .eet
ssssinnins; being the premises known BY by TIE
street Number 32O West g6th street
90, ,sAFFohp =" K eRiuAMMiE:YS,"' EYE K ss,
SOL koHN Attorney Tor. Plaintiff. :oo
The following is & diagram OF the property
10 be nola; It's street number ia s,O West
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
SUM MONSEs.

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY
SOLOMON SIEGEL and ISAAC SIEGEI
plaintiffs, W. OSCAR SlEGEL, Defendant
Summons
10 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
NoU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED "a
answer the complaint I'm this action and "a
eerve copy o. your answer on the Plaintiffs
attorney within twenty days after the ser
vice of this summons, exclusive OF the day
OF service, aud In case OF your failure 10
appear or answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default, for the relief de-
msnded In the complaint
Dated. December llth, 1918
JOSEPH SAPlNSkY, Attorney for Plain.
tins, once and Post once Address SI
Nassau Street Manhattan borough. New
York city,
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
OSCAR SiEGEL.
The foregoing summons is served on you
by publication. pursuant to an order OF Hon
John Ford, IA Justice OF the supreme Court
OF the state OF New York, dated The 2gud
day Of December, 1919, aud died with The
complaint In tho ONCE Of the Clerk Of the
County ~ New York. at the County Cour,
House. Manhattan Borough, New York CITY,
on the 30th day OF December. 1919
Dated, New York, January 81 1910
JOSEPH SAPiNSkY. Attorney FOR Plain.
l,ns, once and Post once Address. Sd
Nassau street Manhattan Borough, sw
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PUBLIC MOTTO r..

~ THE DISTRICT COURT or -HF
UNITED STATES FOR rORTO Elro -
Welch 4 COMPANY, ComplGirSnts, 70. Cerirs'
San cristobal, Def udan' 40. $40 EGt it.
TO ALL CREDITORS OF TIE -lBONL pE
PENDANT COMPANY;
Notice Is hereby given that by an or-.
court made and entered On tine :.uI a.
December 1913 YOU arc required to pre-. .
to III. Clerk Of this Court within thu pea.
Of thirty dsys from the expiration - ' :
advertisement, In due form and urder rt
any claim or evidence Of indu bt.Ca ess ISL
you may hold against said detcuIani .....
pany. This advertisemeHt 20 c"nha-s
thirty days from its ilrst publication
claims OF Indebtedness OF the said cofuP-
which shah not have been filed viii
clerk aforesaid IN accordance v!tN
notice. shall 10 deemed barred from
participation In tho assets In H.. la % a
the Receiver In the case, subject, hCp.,--
TO the power Of the Court, which IL rNp.
reserved. to mako any other further oIls
indebtedness
Date OF first publication, Janua-v ~ 49,.
tSiSnedh ANTONIO AGIIAYO
Clerk Y - I'strirt Cbur,
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s6th street.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above escrioed
property Is TO. be sold. is rorty-slx thousand
three hundred and forty-seven 50-1o0 dollars
stt,S|1.yOb with Interest thereon from the
3lst Gay of December, 1913, together With
costs ahe ALLOW anee amounting 20 Three
hundred anu seventy live 9s-i00 dollars
N3i595) with Interest from january IoIh.
1914, together with the expenses of the sale
The approximate amount OF the taxes, as
sessments ana water rates, or other Hens,
which are to he allowed 10 the purchaser
out OF the purchase money, or paid by the
KeIeree, - Seven huAdred and sixty and
tO-lO0 dollars aud interest
Dated New York, January I4th. 1914
Stafford A. CRUMMEY, Referes
me hale In the above-entitled action IL
hereoy adjourned 70 Friday, February 18th.
1914, AT the same hour and place
Dated New York, February 9th 1914
STAFFORD \. CRUMMEY. Referee
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

STRONG. HELEN FRISBlE In pursua-
OF an order OF Honorable Robert Lut
Fowler, surrogate OF the COUNTY -
York notice Is hereby given tu al per..
having claims aeainst Helen F,ishie .
.alo 3t Sew YORK .fy. Ne" Nork' Ior'e
the subscriber at his place Of trdn....
business st the Office of hts attorney.. ,.'.
clark & Phelps, al No. 3, Nassau ~f....
Borough of Mpnhcten, city " New fJgi
or before the fret DAY OF July next Ia
New York. tho first day of December
CYRUS j STRONG, Executor OF 'r
CLARK & PHELPS Attorneys FOR E'.-.'-'
Nassau S,r"ct, Borough OF Nanhat.s'
City OF New Vnrs.
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Til. approximate amount OF n. sea ~.
charge, TO satisfy which the above -,;es'7i.A &
property Is to be sold. IL Fifteen ,holss
seven hundred twenty-seyen ana rt.f..
tIs.72;.0s) Dollars. with in,ere.i .pvr-ra.
from the 18TH day OF January, 1915, CO.
gether with the costs and allowance a4Ioc'
Ing to Three hundred aad twenty seven Be-. Z
1900 S3:ti Dollars. with iafe-es' ..
January .Ith. 1919. together Vi.h o..
penses OF the sale. The approximate 49,, .,"
OF III. tas-s. assessments and vatc" -A.rs
or other liens, which are TO DO a.'ov - 'H
The purchaser out OF the purchase :ua.-y
paid by the Referee, IL Five hursr.1 ~
eighty aIa io-l0o 11sO.40p po.srs d.
Interest.
Dated, New York, January 80 isI,
JAMES \ FARRELL. Ep'.-.-
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

The regular semi Annual Div idend Of
$500 per share On the Preferred stock and
the regular Quarterly Dividend Of x25V per
share on the common stock OF this Company
have this day been declared, payable at the
Treasurers Office 1875 Broadway. New York.
n y. on Wednesday, April !, 1914, to stock.
holders of record ut T. NJ. on Monday.
March 2. 1914.
Stockholders who have not already done
90 are urgently requested 20 file dividend
mailing orders with the undersigned, from
whom blank forms may be had upon appl.ca-
FREDERIC V. s. CROSBY Treasurer
New York. y Y, February II, 1914
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H.nan shoe strike SIN On.

Forty hands who went on strike last
Tuesday IN the shoe factory Of Hanan a.
Son. Bridge and Front streets, Brooklyn
are still out They demand two and d
half cents an increase OF half cent, on
each pair of SHOES they work on They
are weiters. stitchers and FOUNDERS and
without the work they do no shoes can
be turned out According 20 the payrolls
the men on strike received from $40 to
$3.50 a week. the average being more
Than $40
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.MERlCAN SUGAR REFINING CO.

Jersey city. y, j February 10 1918
The Board OF Directors have this day de.
clared the following dividends payable April
I'd, 1914. to tho Gtockhp!dsrs OF record on
March I'd. 1914.
on the preferred stock a dividend OF -
per cent. on tho common stock a dividend
OF ~ per cent
The Transfer Books Will not be closed
JOSEPn U. FREEMAN. SECRETARY.
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The American Coal Co. Of A,les.ny Count,

No. Broadway, New York. Feb 9. 1914,
The Board OF DIRECTOR of The American
Jersey have this day declared the Regular
Semi Annual Dividend OF Three Per Cent
upon tho Capital stock OF the Company
payable III this once on Monday. March q
1914, TO stockholders of record at l2 O'clock
NJ. February IS 1917
Tho Transfer Books will not be closed
GEORGE NJ BOWLBy, Treasur.r
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The approx'matc amount Of the u,p o.,
charge. to satisfy which the above described
property is TO be sold. is Thirty-fye ,hou.
sand six hundred seventy-sx and as-iO9
e33.676.3sl dollars, with Interest thereon
from the 2Gth day OF November 1913 u.
gether with the costs ana allowance amour
ing to Three hundred nfty-fOur aud aO.i0g
V35t3e) dollars, with Interest from the ss,u
Of November 1913. together with the -
penses OF the sale. The approximate amol'..
OF the txAes. asse ssments ana water rat4s or
other Hens, which are 20 be allowed t. the
purchaser out OF the purchase money CT nsld
by the Referee, lie ss2e.45 and Interest
Dated New York. Jauuary &c. 1914
TOWNSEND MORGAN. Ee..-..
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Supreme Court--Ry Justice Gieserich--
Matter OF Turner. Charles L. Horman
hosedala va Mokiernan, Sames A. Lynch.
by Justice BiJur-Schwartz ys Gurnnkel
Wiliiam Goldsticker. Ciapp va Colburn
George IT, Engelhard. Phraner vs. Schamsr
Never NJ. Friend; stuss W. Farley, John
HtNls
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AMERICAN GRAPHOPHONE co.
Prefer red lix Id.nd Nh 40

A dividend GO. 63l OF one and three.
quarters ISSs per cent has been decysrsd
upon the Preferred capital stock or The
American Graphophone Company payab a
February 10th TO stockholders Of record al
the ciose OF business February %, BY order
of tho Directors.
EDWARD D. EASTON prcriden,
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MUTUAL FILM CORPORATION

Tho tenth monthly dividend Of lseS upon the
common capita stock OF this corpora on and an
extra dividend OF .'h Oh the common stock ma yS
been declared payable on February Ia, lpit 10
st1ckh olde,s OF record February 10. 1914.
CHARLES J. HITE. Treasurer,
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NEW YORK MOTION PICTURE
OR pOKAI ION,

MONTHLY DIVIDEND NO. 0.
a dividend OF two per cent (206l upon the capita,
stock Of this corporation has been decia red BAY
able on February 49, 1914. to stockholders 81
record a. The opening of business on that day
New York. February 10. 1919
CHARLES J. HIrE, Treasurer
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THE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.

No II Broadway New York, Feb II, iait
The Transfer Books OF this Company vii,
De closed from o'clock NJ February l7th
to the morning OF March End 1914
CALEB $ SPENCER Tr,asnr.r
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HAYnEN. cArnARlhr-.In nnrun,,..

HAYDEN! GATH tNINE,--fn pursuar-.
an order Of Hon Robert Ludlow Fowia'
Surrogate OF the County OF N"w YORK. r.
~ hereby gwen to all persons ha'-uE -
against CathAriue HAYDEN, late Of the Goo
OF New YORK., deceased, To present il.9 r..
with vouchers thereof 80 t," -u1-,..l-.
HE plhcs Of tranga,tlUR husiresa, See
Elfth Avenue, Borough ~ aaNhattnu. .a
York city. or or before tho Is. day e.
gust next, Dated New York, the l4th -.
January 1914. JANE ALESNNbEt y a
DEN Executor, PRANK L. NALL A'trr.
for Executor. 10 broad stree. Mania
: - YORK 'i.y
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WANTED-Sales manager by large ma nu-
featuring confcctioners Ia New York man
familiar with large buyers In this. East to
work inside and outside; good opportunity
for t!tht man; middle aged -tntlsmen only
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Supreme Court--By Justice Gtegerich--
Metropolitan Savings Bank vs. Israel H.
Goldberg. Richard c. Baxter; Julia Bachrach
vs. Jacob Furman, Milton Hirschneld.
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Court os Appesls Calendar
HELP WANTED-MALE,

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-THE Court Of Appeals
calendar for to morrow Ia Nos t37 and <Si.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Feb. i2-The statement Of
he receipts and pay warrants OF the Treasury
shows:
Yesterday THIS month Fiscal year
Receipts. si.GA.0eT SIS 800, $40 1921, aS7 ole
Pay warrants. 2.00.1ss 20 6a.,,3s7 4t4. 2x5, 242
Deficit. sS26.G9l A.3i5.552 Sc, 32s $50
The receipts from customs yesterday were
$3.50. sal, from internal revenue, ordinary. $7t2,.
90; corporation tax. f2o.2le. and mscellaneou
ISL l42
National bank notes received for redemption.
e.. 19j 7ig
The cash statement OF the United States
Treasurer for February II shows:
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.

DIVIDEND PAYABLE
Company and Term. SIX. Amt
GOrham Manufacturing, quarterly, com "a
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FLORIDA

Atlantic City. y. y.
Always delightful. Only 3hoars from New York
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

Supreme Court--Appell late Division-Be.
fore Ingraham, y, J.; Mclaughlin. Laughiin.
ssc9,t end Hotchlsiss. il. Court opens. al
sos, 5I2. 5i3, 57i, 555. 57e, 5s.. 6s5 Ji3. sii'
sac, Boz. 5S7. 5sS.
supreme Court--Appellate Term-Recess
supreme Court--SpeCisl Terrn-Part l.
BEFORE Blur, j. Motion calendar called at
iO.3u A -
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-18
THE NATIoNAL GUARD.


Following the presidents some
what vague suggestions OF trained
citizen soldicry. the war department
mas launched campaign to bring
the National Guard up to strength
OF Ave hundred thousand men.
That the militia organizations have
not shown themselves so efficient as
hoped for, II largely due 70 the mig
gardliness % the national govern
mcnt and the carelcssness OF the va
fIous state administrations and leg
islatufes.
The bows hero ia New Mexico, for
example. are willing to enlist. TO drill
and TO attend the encampmcnts. but
u Is asking too much that they should
do this Without compensation. at the
same time taking the chance OF losl
ing their employment.
To make the militia organizations
a success. /, ~ necessary that the
members Of these organizations be
paid when Attending cnnampmont and
thut they have attractive armory
quarters. The armory in this city is
a poor club building. II has few con-
ycnirnces. Even the deccncies OF II
are Of The crudost sort. Also II Is
practically yaluclcss 10 both the city
aud the state because IL never has
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-18


suited In his election by large plu-
rality To the credit Of the state be
II Hnid there was no hostility mani
tested toward him because Of his
race.
The jew In America has equal
rights. but prejudice Is a subtle thing.
and Il Is only recently that he has
been permitted TO overstep the
bounds OF commercial callings. Mem
bcrs Of this race make among the
ablest lawyers and excellent physI-
clans, but in politics they have not
been especially prominent except In
Great Britain where that race has had
one prime minister and now has three
prominent officials In the liberal gov
eminent.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-18

York. But his fame rests ON tho :. /.
that he built the Hudson river ,ae'
minal and tunnel. This feat gave r, wr-
a country wide celebrity. Lnrra,, I'm
cause advertised well McAdoo pe'
made vice chairman OF the na,,oa;, va;
committee In the 1912 campaign mpal',aa' Ma
Combs. the chairman. fell sIcr s.. s'e,
McAdoo suspended his own bus, apu
and went into politics with all ~
force he displayed in overcomIng she ,be
obstacles to building the tunnel NV NV
turned up with the largest plursi',e
In the electoral college since lar
Monroe. McAdoo Is secretary ~ ,hs
treasury. He IL n shining mark a's %
may be expected TO be attacked, s
The public does not. as ru,a
know what to think OF attacks ON cah
met members. II never knows MA,
to believe. II Will be about right n !,
believes that han Of them are mansn' "
vers for position. They are feIn,s
TO develop the presidents strength or
weakness along certain lines. "
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-18
EXPERIENCES WITH COOK
BOOKS.
(Atlantic.)

My first experiences we're with a
volume OF many allurlng pages, COM
piled by Virginia housekeeper whose
own table would tempt dying an
chorite TO eat" The directions
seemed clear. but tho proportions
were not for families of two. The first
Christmas In our own home suggested
to our minds n modest glass of egg
nog. We looked for the Virginia re-
cipe. have never read 1t all. The
whlskey and one gallon of rum" That
led to the purchase of handbooks on
catering for small families. Most uf
these have found exact, exacting and
exasperating. They ale OF the take
a-clean- dish type. am told in
which hand to take the measuring
cup, in which the spoon. They pro-
duce the state of mind the Toad pro-
duced in the ccntipede. who was quite
happy
Until the Toad In fun,
Said. Pray which leg comes after
which %
Which wrought her mind to such
pitch.
She lay distracted In a ditch.
Considering how to rum
| turned to another of the southern
group. Here at least | was not SUR
feited with detail The rule for boil
ing a leg OF mutton reads thus: Take
a leg of mutton of the right size, the
larger the better, put II over the fire
in sufficient quantity Of water early
in the morning and boil till dinner
time"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-18

This country has had Jewish cabi-
net officers. senators, representatives
and diplomats, but II remains for
Idaho to elect the first Jewish gov
ernor. Moses Alexander. who viii
be inaugurated next month.
Mr.. Alexander was born In the
United States Of poor parents. educat-
ed in the public schools and worked
his. way through college, was twice
eipeted mayor Of Boise, where he
made a success financially, and gave
the city the most efficient adnainistra-
fion u had ever known. This brousht
him Into statewide notice and re-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-18
THE SANITY or HEnIucK.

Former Ambassador to France My
ron 4, Herrick, who rendered such
DISTINGUISHED services in Paris during
the first three months Of the war. is
now in Washington City oonferring
with the president and the depart
ment Of state. Incidentally. Mr. Her
rick ~ putting his emphatic veto ON
suggestions that he become n can
dldatc for the republican nomination
for president In 1916. on that point.
Mr.. iicrrick says;
u only did my duty IN Paris. | only
worked, and there was plenty OF work
10 do. did nothing that was not
In my line OF duty, and do not intend
TO make political cupital oet Of II"
In these words, Mr.. Herrick gives
his fellow countrymen to understand
that there Is something. in the world
beside the ambition TO become presi-
dent.
Why cannot public servant, who
has shown high devotion at his post
III time OF crucial stress, return
home and be appreciated for what
he has done, rather than for what he
may becomeg Why tarnish his unsel-
fish and statesmanlile behavior with
the immediate suggestion that II be
utilized as political capitalY
Nowhere was this unfortunate res
suit more patiently illustrated than
upon tho return OF ADMIRAL Dewey
after his victory in Manila bay. My
ron I Herrick seems to have too
much sanity and sense of the fltness
OF things to allow himself to Yield to
such temptation as made Dewey RI
dleulous for a time by attempting TO
enter the field of politics In which he
had no experience and for which he
was IN nowlse fitted.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-18

Deutschland. Deutschland over all,
over all that's IN the world.
While she stands true and united with
her banners high unfurlcd.
From the Mas up to the Mcmel. from
the Esch up to the Belt.
Deutschland, Deutschland over all,
over all that's In The world!
German women. German song, Ger
man truth and German wine
Shall forever be Il blessing TO the out
or ends of time:
Shall to noble deeds inspire us. while
through life we pass along.
German women. German truth, Ger
man wine and German song!
Union and right and freedom for the
German Fatherland,
Let these be our aims forever. pledge
them with the heart and hand!
Union and right and freedom--these
docs happiness demand.
Bloom forever in such glory, bloom,
my German Vaterland.