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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER u
Manhattan.

PARK AS 1870. S'enmann a hIs,,ei az ak 80
l. Eor.it osuer. AlI.tm-.i hr"lg -. 500
~ :, ,,.t /. W d Blisol 90. contra. lol'' So
a" 81 - /. Stesnag s hras1ef az So. -
Rm,yii owner. Adjustment heai.y -. 10, $50
X WOOD a " n 49,, sl-6
BE6AbaA{ and 81 ,. J9sn cs i 70 IT Il
haAhe,i NJ ,',,.rl psrr Construction &c. .e,--
a.. oE"5'' c56e1' contractor 'reneNsii -.
ttiTll 81 50- ana on vs.. N hAi.el - -, ~
Y Real Estate Security 60 'o""-' SO a
The Bronx.
CONCORD Av. 40 Co ~: CRY haame. .,- 10 H.
- h Constrldiou Co. 10 l.'s', ~,
1s.no ar. . Balal. 0FneFsI = q Si1i
C.rrorgtiC1. c0ufra. tors 90. Nfsry and IS
BEACH Az. lZi5s 4 r 49, 49, So
Howe. owners and contfae.,oiss ,,a...rp Boulevard
~ = 'Ct.to1lI AZ Nl-1l Blidlhs 'oli. :,
In owner. Con CONTRACTOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
/ : TREASURY FINANCES.

Wss.iagt1H. Dee. 1.-The condition Of he Unitsi
state Treasu- al the beginning o. business to-day
al receipts Yesterday s. 42l so. total payments
r-,fe-.iay S-11s sle The deficit this nsca year Is
tsf 81. ,5s against a deficit Of > 1871 900 last year.
exclusive % Panama Canal aud public debt trans
.tIIl.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
To Improve Rye Tract.

Kenneth Ives q Co. sold for G. Edgar Ander-
SON 70 Edgar T. Van Winkle. about one and one
half acres on the north side Of ApaWsmis sv..
near Forest Gv. Rye. y. Y. The purchaser will
improve the property with substantial dwelling,
FOR occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
MIDTOWN SECTION
BUSINESS LEASES
Advertising Company Gets
Offices in 32d ST. Building
Other Commercial Rentals.

- iSf0r 70 fiaWfrn Company leased In the
s5ifr BsiidinE 10 W IA d once 20 me
ify AdferiflrR Hefgics Company and
.e'fsif.n n leases Tor large space 20 John
49, company an william Fiiens's
rrs fcmfauy ~ boston. la sfe waldorf
,,i.eins, % bisskopf 4 90. ~ the Burrell
'"'>ing, ~ Madison sv. 70 tbs Retail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
MOSES ". MCKEE. Secretary.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
" IIIIII puI y ftI'''HF
Borough OF Manhattan:


Borough OF Manhattan.
New York December Tth. 1914.
STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF ELEC-
TONS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
ACTING AS THE BOARD OF CANVAS
SERS OF THE CITY OF NEW fOhh,
In relation 20 votes given for .-.-,.,,.-
JUSTICES OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
The Board Of Elections OF the CITY OF
New York, having met on the ith day OF
December. 1914. pursuant TO the provisions
OF Section 40. Chapter 22, OF the Laws OF
1903. constituting Chapter II OF the CON
solidated Laws, as the Board OF canvas
sers OF the city OF New York. to canvass
and estimate the votes given for canal
dates for city Offices In the several counties
within the city Of New York AZ the Gen
ersl Election held on the third day OF No
vember one thousand nine hundred and
fourteen, Do CERTIFY as follows
That It appears upon such estimate and
canvass that the whole number OF votes
given for the Office OF JUSTICE OF THE.
MUNICIPAL COURT CITY 'lt NEW
YORK. SECOND DISTRICT. was Thirty
one thousand eight hundred and nve. $500
OF which
MAX $ LEVINE received Ten
thousand four hundred and
Gt SE@sT HARTMANN re-
ceiyed Fifteen thousand two
hundred and Atty five .......l 1881
JACOB PANKfN received Three
thousand two hundred and
OF which there we're BLANK
Two thousand three hundred. $500
OF which there were VOID Six
hundred and twenty-five $50
I'll 50 D
The number Of general ballots protest :
ed as marked for Identification all OF
" hitch were counted for the several candi-
dates voted thereon for the once OF JUS
TICE or THE MUNICIPAL COURT. CITY
OF NEW YORK. SECOND DISTRICT.
WE CERTIFY this statement 10 be cor
rect and have signed the same as Mem
bers Of the Board OF Csnvsssers OF the
CITY OF New York and attested by the
Secretary thereof this Seventh Day OF De-
cember. one thousand nine hundred and
fourteen. -
JAS KANE. Chairman.
J. A. LIVINGSTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
NEW YORK COUNTY.

NEW YORK COUNTY.
Appellate Divslon-ReceSs.
Special Tsrm-Psrt ll-NEWBUBGER' J.
- psrte matters.
coURT HAmeERs-FOwI.ER. 5
WILLS FOR PROBATE-At 10 30 A. ~
Richard = slzer Michael Ritter
CITY cOURr-Speesl Tsrm-Part ".
RANSOM. J-E1 parte matters.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
SUPREME C0URT-HENDKlCh. J.
Osterhaut Duucsu-Paul u BlDer
By NEWBURGEK. J.
prarsrN Iier-Abraham Stern
katfenb,- z Storch-Samsou n Nelnh4ndier
Heirsltmer IaWerr--I.efls Abrams
Nomm Sd Realty lr-Nm Mem
W.rgraf Pye-Chas Kaufman
rs WHITAKER. J.
COIN Nadier-Rott NJ Miller
BRONX COUNTY.
sosoIal Tsrm-BRADY. J.
NOTIONS-EK psrte matters
COUNTY COURT
special Term-GIBES. J.
MOTiONS-Ex parte matters
susRoGkrE's COURT CHAMBERS.
SCHULTZ. ).
No day calendar
REFEREES APPOINTED.
suprene C0urt-BRADl. j.
ssrlu. .Sm.'h-Georgc HAYES
az, Heal Estate co Daie-John Hyua
Martin ILmosd-Mar Bendit
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REAL ESTATE.
BUILDING ALTERATION
GfLLiEs. CAMPBELL CO. Ioi Park Az.
GnE>rny
COUNTRY.

FOR HOMES in the real country near New
York consult The Country Home League
20 West S2d street Phone $3.50 Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12

Wolf al q Keller q al foreclosure Of mtg
ATTY A Efiuan.
lpD ST. 8. 2elC . n Alexander az. 25Iloo
4 Tenore AZ Ten0re lpariition): atty, { d
T.IzaWaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12

.5IO" AS

The approximate amount Of the lien o.
charge. 70 8atisfy which the aboye-lescri bel
property Is 20 be sold ~ S2j9i25u with
interest thereon from November gard. 1914.
together with the costs and allowance
amounting TO $3.50 with interest from
December Let, 1915 together with the 81
penses OF the sale. The approximate
amount of the taxes. assessments and water
rates or other liens which are 20 be Al
lowed 20 the purchaser out Of the purchase
money. or paid By the Referee. Is t26lii
and interest
Dated. New York. December 9th. 1910
HERMAN JOSEPH Referee
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest al per cent unless otherwise stated
DECEMBER ID.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

BRoApwAY. es.so,ll 4lst T. e22,ll1z7--. Besy.
CoUu 10 Florence l. Mabee. Saratoga Springs. y .
De, -oi due Dec }. 1885, G. atty, ;
CiAREM0Nr Az. s. 800 ID ri =, xii 4.
Eva IrOp 10 Abraham 81 herlerg "a J. elst ~ /.
Dec 10 prior mtg S37.o0ol. demand Q p e.. atty
LEXiYGT0I AZ. W., a SSH 81 q. s1i0j.
Larocque. Dr.. 90 Seaaeu's Bark .1- savings On CITY
s al N'5 cs4 4s,5 20 NJ S' wal, w. sPoS
LIST Az, F.. 90 Isl 81. 45X5G. kafhBu H0z-
man Ct 81 TO Alice " Snei.kef East Orange y o..
De- DO: due Jan !. 1917 e; attys. Wells a =
5rH Az vs.. 75.ll.p ilsm. St. 25rloO: Sin Az.
b. 2j.ll s ilftA 50. 5SXi00. 1873 Really Conn %
Bertha Hoffman, et d. errs. 202 " 18Th s, prior
atys Stresb0urgcr. i a 5 a BRsy. $1,000
u sunkeAJeIg. $50 81 a.. De- 3 prior mig 60
oo0l lue as per bond. stt5. r G a q %. $500
loite Haist to # Lppod ~ s7,h 81: Dec To-.
3 yr. , C.. ATTY. T G I Co. 5000
70 Bower SAVING, Bank. l2S Boueiy. De- il. ~.
e.: atty. L r q r Co; $4,000
Ra.tn5sum 20 sarah Gems. -6l " i2is y De- T.
due As ger notes. Ct ail. " ka6norieh9; go
isiTH ST. e cor B~ay. Io2 Irg7i Bvay. e 2.
37.s lsHh -. Sill. j Rosenberg % Metro
!. 1919. C.. aitys. woodford. q b. Madison
The Bronx
BROADWAY. Pc. 22i1 esd 81. 49Ifrl0a. VIII
Ian. Johnson To 2 0fElt NEIL -lf brO0EYu az.
brooklyn tUri0r mtg 81 Door. Dec 5 ; due a. per
bond: ats q a r. Go. $50
BRYANT Az. p. 200 i1.d ~. is 9Il00. Scot
Q tish Holding CO 10 Luke kouweuhcven. shore I'd
sienway. L /: Dec 10; 81. ~ D C. alt,.
EIIIOTT Av. w g. I57s.s Uuion 81. 2Gsrio0.
Annie r Brandt n " " T4yior. 40 Teculseh
ag Nj Vernon. y y NOV 20 / 81, 8 D e.. sitJs.
DE Ia Mare q VI. 40 Nassau 81; Sl.5
NELROSE Az. Tj2-Ijs. 3. 1s.l0K lrreg: Relen-
son Realty 60 20 5 D Prng.e Biarritz, France.
Dec II. yrs. ats. L T & r Co. 5000
MORRIS Az. s. a. e 8 lsfth ~. %. 51ll2 i.
" Robertson e. 81 20 B0sey savings Bank
lZs Bowery Dec II. yrs. sttys CsdWaiader.
W 4 r. 40 Wall 81 g. 500
PLOT begins II iot a.. map Mary c y Ma
comb. T. BWsy. ls0.SrZ-6.4 4. Fannie Rlet 20
Minnie stone Manuel. y Y and aHo. Dee l0.
due June 10. 1915. C.. sttJ, T G. & 7 Co.
PROSPECT Az. ses. a. l-C,h 81. ls0rg0i
susan Hamilton 10 New York Title Insurance CO.
l55 Bssy: Dec 10. SIS. "a , e.. atty \ Y 7 I
60: $40 900
e22D ST e. 1854 Barnes av 50tS9. D0rothea
Heyus 20 Katie Won der Heydf. 1868 White Plains
az. Jan H.. SIS. atfFs, Cpcberts q 7. =
an av Nt Vernon y ". $500
22gD ST o. s. lI04 Barnes az 25rS9. g. IN
fsntiu0 20 Katie J y0u der Hcydc. 1858 White
Plains Az: Dec 10. yrs. q. atty. Katie j
Won der Heyde. 1869 White Plains av. $500
22gTH ST. 8 cor White Pains ~. 275KllA5:
Go ane Publishing Go 20 Henry Bc-geuor liS9
Fulton -. Bkyu prior mtg s. 000l Dec = ] yr.
CO C. attJs. Holden a {. Mt Vernon. y Y;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
NOSES ". MCKEE. secretary.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF
THE CITY OF NEW lORk.
MlUICIUaI y NIIl ~ .
n,-ough 81 Man hatf3

Municipal BUILDING.
Borough Of Manhattan.
Nsyg York December Ith. 1910.
! ATENENT OF THE BOARD or EL5S
/ TIONS OF THE CITY OF NEM t UtH'
Acting AS THE BOARD I.S or ( yaex
] SERS or THE CITY or NEW fOhh
Z In relation 20 votes given for l.~,-,,
JUSTICES OF THE CITY COUkI. =,
the Board Of Elections Of the City OF
New York having met on me IN ~ 49,, %
sions OF Section 40, Chapter ~ OF IN.
Tao-s OF 1909 constituting chapter ~ OF
me soss,s Of The city OF New York. to
canvass and estimate the votes given 70,
CsndiIates for city Offices IN the several
counties within the city 81 NeW lorH, -
the General Election held on the 4hlro
Day ~ Novernb er one thousand nine nun
dred ard fourteen, DO CERTIFY as foi-
lows - ..,t ..,,y,,s,a ana
[ .-,-sss tbat the whole number OF votes
lien Tor the Office OF JUSTICE or tHE
CTTY COURT was Six hundred hnd torty'
two thousand eight hundred ana tnirtS
W" OF which
FDWARD B la PETRA re-
ceived one hundred and
tbirty-oas thousand nine
hundred and forty. ....:. ,IsIsfV
LANES A ALLEN received
one hundred and forty
Four thousand nine nun 5000
dred and seventy Eight. .Itt's'S
LLOYD PAUL STRfkEk re-
ca,ved e!ghty-eight thou-
SAND W. ,'......... Ss.2f9
~, t91Sy-EEiHs n GRIFFiTHs
received Eishty-hye thou-
sand six hundred ana sew s.s-,
enty-nine .....:,s, ....t..S5 '"'''
HENRY X DAVIS received
Twenty-one thousand eight
hundred and eight ....... -l'SVs
MICHAEL SCHAAP received
Thirty i2s 40 and 's siSty.nine 49,. $3.50
IRVING OTTENBEkG re
ceIved Nineteen thousand
seven hundred and thirty ,.a
LEON A. MALKIEL received
N ine,sedn and ,H0 tSenty-tWo.. 1879
n, Which SCATTERING Forty ~
~ which there were BLANK
Eirhty-elght thouaand one
hundred and eight ....... SAl9s
~ which there were VOID
Ten thousand and four. l900f
iN --s41s52
The number Of general ballots protest
al as marked for idcntincation All OF
vbtch we're counted for the several can
sidat.s voted thereon for the once OF
JUSTICE or THE CITY COURT was
seven ..... .....-.. ... s-.... go. co..
WE CERTIFY this statement 20 be cor
rect AID have signed the same as Mem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
IN THE AUCTION MARKETS.

The following sales were recorded yesterday a.
the Real Estate Exchange. u Nesey g..
BY JOSEPH i. DAY.
LEXINGTON Az. lt2b-ltZs. S. l0o.ll q 1920 o.
4ll1lOO. . sty tcnmt. Yer Plarck estate agt
Taxpayers Realty co e. al Byrue * Cu'cheou "A
Frank Cocirane r.: due Sl3 3is -. taxes. etc.
Sass IS subject 20 first mortgage $50. 900. 20 the
plaintiff f0r S3l O6Z
s-TU ST 1898 W ~ e. l0J 5th a.. s5r9s 9. j.
IS bldg: Union Mtg CO AZ Arnel Realty Go e. al !.
Merrill q Rogers a. Isld0r y Morrison n
due. 1851 001 o. taxes. etc. t4.j97 80 adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS.
DECEMBER II
Manhattan.

p,p,fAY ST so. sadov ~ az . ,,'..,t
'no,'rs d ai,achmsnu ai{s' - n. srsS N :
I"tNl .e, A Lock 81 a. uofeo"'1ie %
81 stfvs slit a m lips -. Al
HOT sTON IT 70 "; 9 Lo",i y, ~. " ~ . II
Is Tide &C al foreclosure o.
,oTH f ST. ss5 VI oh AZ. 55' go st. ,s CIV, ~ wi
y.h az a.. a6- ADD l05 ": " L stnker Az
- Fsrrrgion q a. tanioided pariluon' .
zl}' ~ 81 ga $50 r. Metropolitan ssr.nss
% % DoeIgrr iamcnded foreclosure Of mtg :
avs. ss9 On SO AZ gjti06 n : A
!iclhi .SSt,gii a a al nrb..ng e Al amer dei
is-e osafe o. misl ai,y .,' 1917 .s1 II Gross
!, ilfsreclo.urs Of misl stDs. Wise otten-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
ELECTION NOTICE.

hers OF the Board OF Canvassers OF the
city OF New York and attested by the sec
rotary thereof this Seventh Day OF Decem-
Der. one thousand nine hundred and four
teen. .
JAS KANE, Chairman.
/ LIVINGSTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER H.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY 25s. Stsns Collins s7a L''nins tlo9
az Truly Wsuer e. al. 10Y -, 80 syr. Oppef
18TH 81. -lf W q. L. - So 30
,irg ST Zoo 10 los =: Ge.banI O9.i J ga iqit
ilc at Horalo ht-'' W - $3.50 30
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 4sl wolsc, Sons az SO 1921 y
ReaI Esfate 60 % al, le, = 80 act - Abans
MN baT aoi,. Inc. et al. Dec 4. 1914 S''' %
The Bronx.
,-srrf 81 SO L. DomiHick MErinncei ana Sio 70,
I'M ciam2on at Benedict Luii1o e. a. $40
gttip1 ~. 200 g Boston ~. -0lhlyg .
80 - uittin al 1854 Street improvement, .o3
ii Al. OCT q. 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW YORK 49,
William ". Bean. sole acting Trustee under
decreased. Plsintir. against Sarah Katx ard ofhers
Defendsnis In pursuance o. Judgment u fore.
closure sud sale. dulJ made and entered IN he
above entitled action and bearing date the 10Th dsy
IN said judgment named. viii ss public suciio
a. tho Exchange sAlesroom. No. 1916 ysssy street
10 The Borough q Manhattan. tfY of New iort
on the 2lst day o. December. 1914. ~ ~ o'c'oca
noon on hat day. by Bran l. Kennedy. Aletloneer
the premises directed b. said judgment 70 be sold
and therein described follows
Al that certain l0t. pece Or parcel Of land Win
the buildiag and improvements thereon erected
haitian o. the CITY Of New York In he Cognty All
siats Of New York. bounded and described as foi
lows
Beginning a; a poin, on the eas,erly side o. SCI.
oni Avenue. distant seventy I've feet two and lire
quarter inches southefy. from The corner fornei
b the intersection Of the said ezsfe,ly so al
Second Avenue With the soIihery side u Nine,,.
eighth street running thence southery zioug he
easery side q Second Avenue. tventy-f0ur feet nine
and three-guArtef inches 70 a point opposite he
centre u party val bsfsssu the premise. bereb,
described And premises adjoining on Tie south
running thence e1siefis and parallel <iib sail
said parry val At the centre thereof one hundrsi
ieet. thence n0tthsfiy and parallel with s~cond
Avenue twenty four feet zine and three -quafter
inches thence Eesieriy ard parallel sith Sinsfy.
another pAny vail one hundred feet 70 the point o.
said premises beng now known u n. stree,
number lsss Second Avenue
Dated New fofk. NOVEMBER zig; 1914
JOHN THEAIL. Aitorne, Tor P,.Rlr No ts 81.
sueet. Borough OF Manhattan. City q Ne.
The folo~ins is a disgram O, IN, p,o,.,,, O..
be sod: l,s street number Is lsss sseota Avsuu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
The BronX.

v,ge A = rsr ISIu r. 2irsi. Aire "
fHhh, 80 : Wriss ct .. foreclosure Of migl
sry u ~, " "a sarusj map a. Norwood. 2fth
Mad: s Beoiu AZ Birkhsrdi = 'a'iion
to reeslssr posscssiorl. sfy. g = hAiiue s-,oo.
y ut'supsn al i4hia Really - nc H a.
ff.-sliasufe q hfFl ATTY. \ thrlmAh .-,o,
THTifoNT Az o. FL. 100 " RI ff,ti-'i ~ wv
T-fsfr. Sstfiemsht a. AZ 4 Anderson n al fofr-
ei,-iir, I'd ufsj a'tys. Darlington a There
IsgIn ST. ., 10 VI ffs-.sN1 a. '---''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
DECEMBER d.
Manhattan.

ceu, Boss 10 !. Hi-sch a CO: 3;
Honor b Douglas and ano. trustee 90 b J sparz.
T s walker 70 Louise WISH u
Il l. Iiemmiug % Minnie FientnTs e.
Caroline l. klsscl and ano. trustee 10 q Trust
40 ~ y y. trustee. 81
Lawyers VS. rs Title ias 4 Co to lille Calm ct a,
TIE Guarantee T Co 70 Julia coddins,os 'i sad
Msa ala Moore. sdmr to 81 Po4su and s'V sao'
gsfrr 10 Elsie X Powell. Sic5j
Jessie y Foye and ano. eIrs % Elsie X Powell.
e VI Rosenihsi to Surety Realty Co: sll
y X Remington to Glenside National Bank: s. io5
4 vs. l. PORN 10 A Lindsey. $40
Yhe Bronx.
Marianne G Emen. trul 10 Lawyer Mortgage c.;
Fanny Klein 10 Reuben Stone aid sno. 81
Farmers Loan and Trust Go 20 Map J Dalton
Jacob Ilifsh 70 jacob Ruppcr. Inc. 81
Title GUARANTEES ard Trust 60 20 Jessie Luke.
August Diener Construction Go. Inc to Louis .
uicuer 81. 600
Aidie Posrr. % Reuben stone. 81
W lupfci's Sons % Ellen Doughcrf. 81
j Osborn and auo. eGT. 10 OuAfuB Trust 60.
Marue, 4 Gsnn,. cara. TO Msrssre, 4 o.si,. =.
sane 70 SANE. =. poH
same h. famf. 5000
sGgie 70 fsHN ''V'v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
BY HENRY BRADY.

ID Az. 1911. W s. A. ssth st. 2S1lo0. sty tenmt
ana stores Excelsior Savings Bank o. city Of Y
az Israel jacobson e. al: John Quick "A.
Chas J Carroll Or due. $40 $50 ~. taxes. etc
sass 70: 70 the plaintiff for So 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
ELECTION NOTICE.
ROARD OF ELECTIONS
CITY nE NEW NORk.

CITY OF NEW YORK..
constituting and Acting as the
HOARD OF CANNAssEhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
q PORN 10 4 A Lindsey.
Yhe Bronx.
e & Emcn. tru1. o. Lawyers

s.netosAfns
same 90 fauf
sa1le tefsua
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-08

The Ohio State Journal. disposed
to garner as many. optimistic items
az possible In this time OF catastro-
phe, observes. Zone advantage OF
having al 1.-THE eminent literati such
a. Richard Harding Davis, Irwin 8.
Cobb and Rex Beach, rushing over
to become war correspondents, ls
that perhaps the regular baseball edi-
tors will be allowed to report the
worlds series this year and we can
thus get reasonably clear idea or
what really happened" II would
seem that the eminent literary gentle
men referred to have In the past mas
tered the lingo OF the sporting writ
ers only indifferently.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-08

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-The i'm.
perative need for government-owned
plant which shall produce the nitro
derivatives OF coal tar required for ex-
plosives Is disclosed by the fact that
the smokeless powder used In Amert
can guns Is made from nitro products
imported from Germany. Since the
importations have ceased Il has been
practically impossible to make smoke
less powder There is limited sup
ply on hand.
The raw material OF which these
nitro derivatives are made Is export
ed from the United States to Germany.
In that country the nitro products are
made and shipped back against a
heavy tariff into the United States.
An incident to the activities OF such
a government plant would be the max
ing OF dyes. perfumes, and other coal
tar derivatives now imported from
Germany. Recommendation for such
government plant was made at the
meeting called by Secretary Lane OF
the principal users Of aniline dies.
These gentlemen urged that some
method be opened through diplomatic
channels II possible to secure re-
sumption OF the German imports OF
these products.
American manufacturing chemists,
II Is learned, are planning to go ahead
and manufacture these dyes and other
products which have been made
In Germany under German and
American patents. The United States
has been accustomed to protect
foreign patents In this country,
but in an emergency like the present,
the only course open to Americans
Is to use all formulas known to the
trade. leaving the foreign patentees
TO their remedies I'm the courts. As
the final answer would be rendered
In damages, and since damages could
not be great TO a foreign nrm pre-
vented by war from selling patent
ed article in this country, II Is clear
that such patents automatically be.
come practically nullified; therefore
the way Is opened for Americans TO
use all the formulas they desire.
At the time that President Wilson
recommended the passage OF bill to
raise s100.0O0.000 of additional rev
enue by increasing taxes to take care
OF the falling on Of customs revenues
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From Another
Point of VieW

The attendance figures for the first
day of the state fair seem TO come
both by way OF Paris and Berlin.
II Is ridiculous for Turkey Greek,
Mo-, TO try to compete In the casualty
list at this time with the Meuse, the
Moselle or the Marine.
Labor day casualties: Missing
Gov. Ferris.
The tacit understanding OF the par
ties not to mobilize till October LIST, is
one OF the most humane incidents
OF the fall campaign.
President Wilson declines 10 enter
dual alliance with the desperate
candidate.
Commissioners Helme holds that the
grocer who puts benzoate OF bribery
into his business. should likewise
come under the adulterated food act.
In the terrible struggle for the first
page the Colonel met serious re-
verse at the hands OF the embattled
Europeans.
Barring the failure OF anyone to get
killed by an automobile, 1t was q
regular Detroit holiday.
It's our duty as true Americans to
remain absolutely neutral and tax
able.
A. E d 8 .
The Staats-verband inclines to the
Anheuser system of spelling .tem-
peranoe.- moderation" etc.
No restrictions have been placed
upon war correspondents In connec-
ton with the Roosevelt invasion or
the sugar country.
And the advantage OF being an
American laborer IL the fact that he
Is something besides an aluminium
check the day after.
Nationwide prohibition reports
Icruel and neglectful treatment by
the Germans.
Among other highly modern facili.
ties recently added to the Grand
Trunk are track No. over the Wood.
ward-ave. subway and a Pullman
hold-up.
The voice of one crying in Louis
lana.
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our votes. from Mayor Marx doy
will contribute to such fund Just
willingly as they will contribute
the German-Austrian fund. At {
rate, every American citizen who
proud OF his country and thankful
its existence should have the OPP
tunity of contributing to q spec
fund to be known as the Lafaye
Red Cross fund.
Who will start the work of solicit
ton? Who will become the trus'
custodian? Some organization sho'
take the work In hand systematical
Will the Local Chapter OF the Sc
OF the American Revolution do IT.
But this work should also be
tional In character. and, beginnl
now, not cease It's operations VT
Feb. 6. 1915. the next anniversary
the French-American alliance,
which date an amount ought -
collected commensurate with th4gr
itmde of the American people to-
sister republic across the Atlantic,
the liberty she has vouchsafed M Q
the life she has given us.
CHARLES M. WOODRUFF. I
AIS East Grand-blvd
Detroit. Sept. s. 1914. W
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The Spirit of America

Of god Of but Cupid
wedding Quebec other day which yh
Of America.
daughter Of the president Of the University Of and
Of
their followed The marriage date set for certain
In
ing OF
dsarrang1ng all sailing
She aboard the first boat could and wrelessed
mesa for he
trick
wedding :
whe hearts 3-
decided to then
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