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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
The Bronx.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Tesoro. JoHepn-lhe ShioH "''f'
Spo1 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

Tine following securities were sold yes
ter,iay at auction At the ENchanee saIes-
loom by Adrian ~. Muller q Son:
q, METROPOLITAN Casualty Insurance Co. 49,
:. oOo cumberland a PENNSYLVANIA X. X hrst
mortgage = per cent gold bonds .-... .lol =
II United Nov Jersey Railroad a Canal or
- -, ..................... . 22s
&, ,1o g4th street CrosstoNn Railway 90. nrst
,,o-trs-e > per cent bonds .....-..... - lp
81 40 me Knickerbocker Company ...... - 20
aan Jackson Corset Company ....- .s'o,o
e., o,, profnissoyy Notes. dated January ],
- ,,sdc hy " A Blouut ". ;. keyser.
knowles liver and ". X. hyer. r.. PAYABLE
=, order u themselves and in1orsci oy them'
also Endorsed by William II. Knowles inter
csf al per cent. due nve years sftsr
dale ..............- ...--. .-..f-.s tN>''''
Ston 900 promissory notes. made ~ ne Sou,n
,rr Hardwood Manufacturing 90. 10 order
~ William d. Knowles AMI hy him inlor-Nd
ono Tor $50 600 dated February 90 1913. sni
,n. Dor 900 dated April = 1913. both duc
I'm or before one year after date az pr cont
l. W ........ SIS 0'o
s1o sharcs south Pensacola laad Co.. :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
PLIGHT Of the Dutch.

Investors and spectators In Holland
have had melancholy experience with
American securities in recent. wears.
Frisco, Rock Island. Missouri. Kansas q
Texas. Missouri Pacific. Wabash. Denver
Rio Graude-a long list. I'm steel alone
an they count any profit. They bought
M bulk Of their steel according 20 the
mast probable reports. between % and 40.
Tne yearly statements Of stockholders Of
ne United states steel Corporation indi-
cate that they probably have it still.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
Leather Meeting Peaceful.

In sharp contrast To other years the
annual meeting Of the Central Leather
COMPANY yesterday was marked by peace
and quiet. \ resolution was proposeu
mai ;he company put itself on record as
favoring an increase in freight rates TOR
the Eastern railroads. but no vote was
,,kep About $1,000 shares were repre-
.o,,od ont ~ "a total outstanding OF APP
,,,lNifnatelV 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
MINING.
Rank of Germany Return.

Berlin. Feb. % The weekly statement
Of the Pank of Germany shows the iol-
lowing changes. Cash On hand increased
IN 5-7 900 marks. .oans decreased 3'2'o"t
,,sr,ss. discounts Increased B.2".oy
marks. treasury bills decreased h.19"Vo
marks. notes in circulation decreased 30
a. no marks: deposits increased lS,'59,"o
,,,a,ss. gold on hand increased 2L9soc,0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26

PRoyI~IONs-Quiet but stesdler. owins
. ~ sd,'nce in Tho principal hog markets
pORK-stcady. mess. So n 50 'ot tanlly
GOA SOC. short clear. $50 - n So -. BEEF
Quiet. mess S1s0$lS 80; family. Sl'n w.
,srLc- sis 5O0 $40 %. extra India mess. 81
7, $40 DRESSED HoGS-Firm, ~. u
o. nies. 18f.c CUT MEATS-Picklcd
bsilies nm. l3Q1fhc. picked hams hrr.
44t.c TALI.OW-Quiet. special t'sc, city
a. country 6nGAc LARD-Steadyi
N'6die Wosi. IO5Ja10.G5c. city, lOit n
Ioar. refined hrm. South America. ll.sor .
Continent. 1I5c. Brazil. kegs, l2fOc; com
Mound steady. So HSiac. STEARiNE-
oulet. oIco. oG9itc. city lard. iil, II &c.
coIToNsEED OII-Prlces steady. closing
a. 10 : points net higher. Local contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
WHEAT HIGHER IN CHICAGO
Export Demand Causes Adj
vance-Other STAPLES Gain.

Chicago. Feb. 25.--Wheat to-day fought
up to a higher level than at any time
since the first of the year. Enlarged eX-
port business was one Of the principal ele-
ments Of strength. Clothing prices were
easy though at net advance OF only
shade Other leading staples all showed
a rise over last night-corn, &c TO $.c :
oats. &c to sc, and provisions 2i2c to
1i.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
p g. E. Ry. Passes Interest

Directors Of the Peoria & Eastern Ran
,.,v Company. subsidiary Of the big
-Four" have decided not TO pay any III
,ercst on the company's Hov'oo income
bonds ont Of tire earnings for 1913 Ihis
interest Was paid year ago in 1910 ana
ION and continuously from 1902 20 1903
,ndusive II was omitted in 1912 and in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26

Liverpool cables: SPOT. in moderate demand;
sales. 10000 bales: speculation ami export
900. American. 5000 Middling upland. I.O5d.
Futures opened quiet and from unchanged 10 =
point lower. closed steady. A. net decline or
- 20 IL points: February. 6.6sd; February
March and Niarch-AprU $50 ID; April May,
q 60 ID: May June. G.G3d: Iuue-Juy 61Nd
July August. 6i3lsd August september 642d'
September October .. I'D; October November
q. 2d. November December, 16d; December
January and January-February I'D. Man
chester: Yarns, dull but steady cloths very
little doing.
New Orleans. Feb. 25-Nhne the cotton
market opened moderately active after the
holidays tho volume Of business for the day
was not large. The close was at prscticailN
The lowest Of the day. The close was steady
NJ q net decline Of 3 % points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
Consumers Gas Company.

imously decided 10 oppose the proposal OF
the Consumers Gas Company to issue
stock 20 It's shareholders at price not
less than $50 per 500 share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
jacksonville Traction Company.

Stockholders Of the Jacksonville Trac-
ton Company will hold a special meeting
in Boston to-day 10 authorize an increase
Of $4,000 preferred and $4,000 common
stock. Il this increase is authorized
5000 on Of the common stock will be Of
fered pro rata TO the common stockhold-
crs OF record February IS 1919, for sub
scription at par.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26

MAR Ro1nfd 0uIoI auI pricFs w
chnr,ed ~ fft Zoe for nnc sranulsted. Fair
demand Tor raw. and sales we're made ~
about 200 600 bags yesterday and TO day.
aroat aud prompt shipment. a. previous
prices Market steady az the close. with
centrifugal 80 3.39c muscoyado Snc, molas-
So 6ic. ana cost and freight. l-5-c.
according 20 the old tariff which " equal
10 30ic FOR centrifugal. according % ths
nov. IN London beet sugar was quiet and
easier ~ - "a for February and March and
- AID for May. according 70 the early
cable. with The curb at - 2Ad Tor Fcbrp-
nry. - g. Tor Ma and - Sad Tor August
Receipts in the United Kingdom for the
week were 2iooo tons against "' 900 les'
week. Miilcff q Grav rrHnrf tho move
nicnt ~ sugar ~ United states Nflanfic
ports for fhc week az follow Receipts.
go ~ against 'S nj thr previous week.
s. 500 lest vetr ana 90 >3i tons In 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
BUSINESS REVERSES

THE GENERAL KOMPOLITE COMPANl o
manufacturer Of composition flooring and
cement thing No. SIC Fifth avenue and FAC
tory az No. 90 Kent avenue, Brooklyn. made
an assignment to Samuel Jaros. The deed was
signed by Arthur NJ. Wolf. treasurer. The
company was incorporated in February. 1911.
with capital stock OF 81, 80 900. Samuel
Jaris was president.
AGO WAIST MANUFACTURERS COM
PANY. Nos. 1864 and 1876 West 25th street, as
signed yesterday to Maurice l.. Shame and a
petition was fled against the company. The
company was incorporated In September. 1913,
with a capital OF 5000 Liabilities are stated
NJ. SAFRAN & SONS Schedules in bank
ruptcy OF NJ Safran q sons, restaurant, 80.
30 Fourth avenue show Liabilities OF S9f''l
Of which $4,000 IS secured by realty mort
cages and nominal assets ~ SlI,O'' CONSISTING
of stock $1,000; fixtures, 5000; accounts
ST .05I. notes. $1,000 and real estate S03'VV.
mortgaged for $4,000 Among the creditors
are the Metropolitan Life Insurance Soinpans -
SIS 900 secured: Charles Meyer. $500. se
cured: j. Elcher Brewing company SoJW'
Adele Safran. So 81. Nerplanck & CO., SUI
and Conron Brothers. S23is ,,.,,,,,, co,,-
PANY. No. - Chambers street, mas maze 4
settlement with creditors at 20 cents Oh inc
dollar. Liabilities. sl5.2gl.
DAVIS & FRIEDMAN, fur manufacturers =
Of No l0I West 18th street. made sctti'
ment with creditors al 80 cents on the dollar
cash and Judge Hand confirmed the compO
si.ibn Liabilities $50 79I
SACI. GOLDBERG. dryEoods dealer. NO. :,
Rleeckor street made settlement with tleH
itors az - cents on the dollar, and Judge Hand
confirmed the composition. Liabilities were
s1l.J00
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
". e.. DAVIS & co. INC.-A petition was
filed against W g. Davis a Co. Inc. interior
and exterior decoration. AZ No. ~ West 2Vth
street. bv these creditors: y. J. Paint Works.
Harry Lonlcrbough Inc. 81 9iS. Abner Lubel
sky slO3. and Isaac Fcigel. SiOl. The business
was Incorporated November 3. 1911, with CAPT
tai 5000. a.,
SAMUEL COHEN-A petition has been MED
against Samuel Cohen. shoe dealer AZ NO. -ps
Main street, Yonbers. by Louis NJ. Taylor for
s54i on an assigned claim
JAMES costly, No. ~ West o2d street
who formerly kept "A restaurant. hled pcu-
ton. with liabilities Of s.. ot-i and no assets.
GEORGE ;. WEYGANT, manager: No. iiy
West 18Th street has filed petition, with
liabilities Of 81 1913 and no assets.
KAHN FEATHER COMPANY Schedules OF
the Kahn Feather Company. 40. 81 Fest llth
street show liabilities OF SI.9J2 ana assets
81 400 consisting OF stock. Sl,2"O' machines
and fixtures 81, 200. and accounts unnamed.
KTOPFER 4 NrSSBACM- schedules or
Klopfer Il Nussbsum. dealers in general mer
chandise at No. 1911 First avenue, snow hapiH
ties Of 50 2s3 and assets Sl.{Oo in stock -.
LUDWIG REISSMANN.' INC, wholesale
dealer in yarns at No. $50 West Broad"a8 =
made an assignment yesterday N haIold IL
shore \ petition was filed against the COT
noration on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
Read Oscar M. VOLTS second articI

Re3d OscdT W. Wo'H SeN"'" OF ''N'N
on the legality Of various trade Gus
toms and advertising. this dealing par
ticularIy with infrnsements on patents
and trademarks. These articles are
valuable as we'll as interesting and will
b. published in the Sunday Magazine
Of The Tribune March I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

London WAS seller In this market yes
'erdsy 10 the extent Of about 10000 shares.
amsterdam also sold some stock here.
d. =. Ramsay has been admitted 20
membership on the Consolidated tx
'hsnge. There are five applications for
membership pending
p Hamilton. chief clerk 20 the third
No.-president OF tho Baltimore 4 OHIO
'lsiem has been promoted 70 supervisor
" operating statistics.
Jay Cooke. OF the firm Of g.. -. Barney
%. has been elected a director OF the
american Ice Company 10 succeed the
ale William ~ Taylor
among the names mentioned as prob
s's selections for membership on the
Eo'ectlye committee FOR the Rock Island
.'i@ieral bond holders are William Church
,''oin. William \. Read and Cleveland
II Dodge.
4" regard 60 rumors that the Western
acute and Denver q RIO Grandc roads
1"iid not meet interest on aT5; mortgage
''Aas de March officials Of the com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts ot
mere than 5000 were filed yesterday In New
York County, the first name being mat oil
the debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26

ond that OF the creditor. and date when Juds
mont was fled in New York County.
Manhattan.
city of New York-M. l.. Ernst 81 al Jahe
Eiser. DayIs-Esstern Brewing Company Feb
HIiseher. FREDERICK ME-. Wohlemuth; Jan
I<itner. Jacob-M Kirsch; Dec. O. 1919
81 $40 - ~.
rrnr island Railroad Company-G. J. Ness'
la1. Fob . 1911: 8. $50 -.
New York central 4 Hudson River Railroad
Company \ kneirlam; Dec. Is, 1910
s, ii n. Louis sc. r. Palermo; Nov. ls
sba~' Elizabeth p.-Iouise & Co: sept. >
1918: So .. .,- GO,
and Blanche Observation-Disclosures a
govnton Company: Nov a. 1918; fHl -.
Weiss. Maurice. Hamburger. Jan p 1917
Syi b.. .
he Forest Radio Telephone Company-G. -
Hanson. Feb r. 1915 vacated. tleie -
p.dlo Telephone Compsuy-G. b. Janson. FEB
is 1914 Nacstcdl. Siei- 80
Korn Louis Murtha 4 Schmnhi Company
Tune Is isil ,csncclied,. NNi D.
Same-M : Hagar. June :, 1911 cancelled
1851 I6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
lOTEET = Tenders on Narch contract

arSoYr,ed 10 from 10 900 10 $1,000 bags. and
tho market opened 7ds points down under
liquidation During the afternoon the mafke,
hardened and closed steady, with ne, loSsss %,
2(,4 roints sales - 900 bags including 5000
exchanges from March AT 20 points 10 May; '"
to 81 10 JULY - 70 September and 40 20 De-
cember Havre closed az a net decline OF 'tVz
CO. vbilc Uamturg was La pfenuig low
er Cost and freight Offers generally unchanged
Local spot market inactive with RIO - quoted
al 9ttc Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEAKANCEs.
HOUR AND MEAI-Flour firm and buy

III u ~ -'''F-''7 -
.,rirr fat.ufs 81 7OaSl 30: winter straights.
s. .jGS4 -. winter patents. 50 5ONS 50 ~, sprlns
clears. - 20NSf 30. extra No ] winter, - rSn
50 -. No > 81 sass go. Kansas siralgn,c'
81 1JGSi IS. fancy spring patents. - lvnS".
Bt-CKNHEAT FLOUR quiet s. sJn>3 yer
100 N. RYE FLOUR Firm: fair 10 cool
50 35GS3 30. choice IN fancy, N'pns, -.
COENMEAI.- steady: Kun dried, ,. % BAn
MEAT--Finc white and yellow. ~ AonSl ~
coarse. 81 4OaSl ~. FEED Western steady.
bran 10 arrive. l00-ib sacks. So -1nSs, -.
rcd dog. S29 10. city firm. bulk. 80 ~ SACKS.
S27 90: middlng, S2Ga$29 80. red DOS $50 90
oilfnoal S3fGS3i 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
PoRcUPINEs
MONTREAL STOCKS.

Bd. Ash. bid ASK
Ek of Mont .2N 20 Mont IT. hNf.--N ~
Rrazirn TWc ST., - No, 80 : -
i MOI .o-. 90 QIeb n LG T. lai. ls's
80, nos ISi ss'H A out NaNl0sls Joe
n., I-uff NJ, "a. 1si. shaw So A. P.in iuig
~, e,i s.rn 9s aH.lSher Williams 80 t1
Dom Textile. N, 50 do piti 5000 ~
IN Trac pref. p, ~ Toronto hJ..'4h ~
Taurcntldc 1871. 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
Public Utility Legislation,

A now bill introduced in the Massachu-
setts Legislature provides that the Pub
lie Service Commission II so requested
by the governing body Of any city or
town shall investigate the practicaoility
and expediency of the state ouildihg
street railways and leasing them TO pr
vate individuals or corporations. IL Is
pointed out that since the New YORK
New Haven & Hartford Railroad is not
to he permitted 10 build, and as private
cspital is not available for the initial out
Law. the proper thing would be for the
s,sto IN advance the cost OF building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-26
Illinois Traction Company.

The report Of the Illinois Traction Com
uanv for the year ended December Si'
1913. compared with the previous year Is
rs follows:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-27

Der greite Bis Inn oas 3ipan5igtadle
anseinanber, 10 bnB iiberbalipt telne
9inien, ionbern MIR mehr perlorene
gnnfte oas Observation-Disclosures be-
p6Ifern tpiiroen ipiepiele arieger
fdnben Sann nod BIaB2 Rod i'm
merbni bier WfIlioncn. Nun fiirf.
ten bier @illionen arieger aild) III
Dem iesigen Naaiienfriege ipcbl oas
sleuberiie fein, mas iid in einer
GhIadt aeaeniiberitehen fam. slii'
oererieits aber baben mir III rtelen
Iagen bereits ShIahtieloer gebabt,
oic in Der 91nse nno Wreite oas
Mcbriate oes @ooenieeipiegels, I'M
@cpicrt aIio bic Wiultiplifntion bon
9dnac nal greite. mebr betragen
Eobcn, 70 oab aIio Die 8ereillianning
oes obcnaenannten Observation-Disclosures
bon icinen aamernoen I'M oos ebcn'
iopieIfabe GROCER piiroe. llno Sn.
nit lit cine onidaulite @critcliing
iiber bic entiesIifle 2eere beg mcoer'
nen sdlladtieIbes geseben mic lie
BORT berriden fanI nidt iniiner
mlb.
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81. 9.lrcn oes arieses.

Iiir unIeye Natipn but Der Sris9
Spei pi9tiss 2e9ren se5eiti9t. D.
Sine 1T bic RotbipenOtsteit elmer 9an
oslssRarine. @ir bGtteu jebt als bas
einaige grobs neutrale 2ano goloens
grnte ta.tea Iolen, aber mir tOnner
bic Gelegenbsit nidt ausnilBen, ipsil e
uns in Solse elmer fali4en Births
iaafts> >9olitit on s9iffen febIt. Wai
mir nit ben penigen neutrulen S9tI~
fen, Die unieren Sanbel jeBt permit.
teln, errei4en tDnnten, pirb uns ourd
Gnglanbs anmabuns ent5ogen, oas
unierem SanoeI bic lditigiten @or'
idriften auierlest, 10 oab mir tsine
8aaren mad adnbern itiden tOnnsn.
Die an Deuti6lanb pertaufen.
Die speite 2ebrs 1T, bab mir cine
befer unterridtete engIii6e prsiie bas
ben miiiIen, benn bic @eiie, ME bieis
oas uncertainties gublitum IRE fii6rt,
1T serabe3u iddnhli6. Rad ibrer
9luffafung 1T Der arieg ungefdbr n
Der WeiIe ausgebro6en, oab &oiier
Wilbelm zines Sagss ftrsitluitig ipar
unb BEN arieg o6ne irssnb pelaen
GrunD ertlGrte, pGbreno bod Seoem,
Der nur oie minpsits aenntnib bon Ell:
ropdifter 9si9idte bsiist, liar IT.
bab Der &rieg ifpn Teit Dielen eSblr.
sebnten aebrobt BAT unb unpermeiolid
aetporben mar. Der aries bon 1871
bat in Wirfli9teit niemals oufsebort,
er tit in ser Gtille tpeiter sefiihrt pors
ben, inoem Jrontrsi9 beitdnbig riiite,
te, um Glfabs2otbringen 5uriit5us.s
pinnen. Dieie Ssfahr mar aber niht
6ebentli6, Bis RuBlaub tin3utraf.
DieIes purbs Elm ebeniplfl srimmer
5einb GeutI6lanbs, tpte Grantreid,
als bic gerliner aonferena i'm Sa6r.
1878 es Slpaug, DOR aonituntinOpel,
als eg bic siirten beiiest bate, um5u'
tebren uno Ssiterrsid nit bcm Wan'
Dat betraut purpe, bic Srbnung 1T
9osnien unb in Der Ser5egoipina fptss
Der bsrsuitsllsn. Jiinf Sabre ipdtsr
forberte Rublanb 9sutItlanps geu'
tralitdt in einsm ariess nit DETER
reid. Der ben 3pst bate, bic Derlorens
steIuns RubIanb i'm 8altan 3uriids
suerlanoen unb iidb 9onftantinopeIs gu
b.mddtisen. us Deuti6lanb bas
D.rrpeiserts, idfOB RubldHo nit
ssrantrei6 einen RadsbuHb eegen
Seutf1lano unb Seiterreid. Das
sfpong OeutidlaHO, feline Riitungen
au perItdrten. Mit lsiner srObsn 5ee-s
ma6t tonnts ss boffen, ben europdis
fden Jrieoen gu befpabren unb bat ibn
aucb bepabrt, bis G0uarb VII. ben
enslif6en Sbron beitieg. Cine ieiner
eriten Sanblunsen mar, bab er bem
3peiperbanb beitrat. Bus Motip iins
ferliegt feinsm 3peifel. Gr tpoGlte bic
ipadIenbs Geema9t Deutf9ldnos bres
den. Bon bieisr Gtunbe an, mar es
nur cine Jrage Der 3eit, big Der
arieasiturm losbrehen piirbe. Die
grplofipn fpurbe burd bic grmor6ung
bes Dfierrsi6iifen Sbronfolsers Der,
bsigefii1rt. Der Rdoelsfiibrsr be-
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Nd@ftea Gonntas
gsirb bas uene itabtiidje Soipital BEN
Ynblifum sur SsIidiisnns oiitn
itrben.

Die gebaube b.s neuen ftdbiiidn
6olpiiaIs tptrben am fommsnbsn
Sonntna Dem WublituM bon nsun
lbr MorssHs bis feds llbr glbsnbs
5ur 8siidtisuns often itsbsn. Disie
glntiinbiaung madis seIfsrn Or. 6.
R. 6oImss i'm Wamsn Der itibtiifeH
Soipitaliommiiiirn. Die @ebdubf
finb nunme6r fsrtiasslteat uno bic
llsberiiebluna pom alitI mad bem
neusn 6oipitaI Bat bsreits iniofsrH
besonnsn, nIs bic 8ibIicntt bes alten
6oipitaIs bsreits In ptn neutn De,
bdubtn nnteyosbrats lporoen III.
am Ganlitag HaHmittdg tperben
SiiraermeiIfer Gpis1sl. girbeissbirel
tor 7yosbid, Gihsrhsitsbireiior 6oIs
res unb bic gIlitnlisosr bes Stdb',
ratas bic @sf'e tr foftiinltpmmiIs
iicn Gel sincm 2undsoiI isin. bns
in bem 6eim her sfrantfnpfIseerins
nsn i'm nsusn 5cipituI Fnitfin5st unb
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gokal.gfrid)t
0as @insbabm projeft.
Observation-Disclosures iolleu Bis III bic
Stabt biueiufommen.

giirgermeiiter SpiegeI l)ntie Sc.
iiern gsad,mittag in ben adiuler oes
guiineb Wen's Club Die eriie aonfe'
ren5 nit Der bon ibn fiir5li6 ernair'
ten aommiiiion. tpeld)e fiir bic Wer.
mirflifung bes sfingbabnprojetts
tb1tig iein ioIl
Stnbtin0enienr arug riio sSnge.
nicur Goparos, Der bic gIane fir bas
Milletabn, uno llnterarnHobahn.T
Jeff 3nm grobteu Gheil alispcarbeiiet
bate, crIdnterten oieic 4Idnc, Die
Sann einaebeno cr6rtert ipuroen.
giireermeiiier Spicacl erfIdrtc Der
Qolnmiiiion, oaB or nit aIler Gnt.
ihie6enheit baiiir eiiiireitn ipiirae.
bab eS ben lle5erIanb3abnell mcglih
eenod,t reroe bis in oas Staotjen.
trim tiucir 5u fabrcn. oaniit Seiiie,
Die pon ailberbaIb fomrnen. rid]t etlpa
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Important Lessons.

The present war conveys number oil
important lessons to our own country.
One of them is undoubtedly by this time
fully grasped, that We cannot afford to
60 along without merchant marine.
We ought 10 have reaped golden
harvests. The war ought TO have raised
commerce and industry to the highest
mark. But our lack OF ships has had the
effect Of depressing trade, since we
cannot transport the merchandise that
are in great demand in Europe to equip
ten millions OF fighting men, and what
opportunity We might have had, has
been curtailed by the insolence OF Eng
land prescribing the conditions under
which neutral ships may forward
American goods to the other side Of the
ocean.
The next important lesson that has
been evolved, is the necessity that our
public prints and the public in general
acquire better knowledge Of European
political affairs. 1t is no doubt owing
to an insufficient knowledge for which
the unreasonable prejudice against Ger.
many, apparent in this country, Is
responsible. The commercial depression
in our country caused by the war has
brought on an unfriendly feeling to the
aggressor and the charge Of aggression
is laid to Germanys door. This is due
to a Misunderstanding from which
Americans ought to have been exempt.
The American principle Of fighting is to
get ahead of the other man, and Ger.
many acted upon this maxim which has
good military principles to recommend
1t. But IL is also charged that Germany
has Intentionally and malieiously Great
ed condition that could not but issue
in war. This Is the great mistake
which we would like to correct. Wars
are. not such sudden events Ike street
fight. They are the effect OF a long
train OF causes. The original cause lies
as far back AZ 1871. France prepared
from the first day, when she signed the
treaty of peace for the reconqnest OF
Alsace-Lorraine. Her hope to attain
this aim doomed up when she entered
into an alliance with Russia. This is
en- exceedingly important phase of
European history for which we bespeak
the earnest attention Of our readers, as