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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-24

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE. ON THE WEST
SIDE OF 18th STREET AT THE INTER
SECTION OF NEWTON STREET NORTH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-24
ADAM 4. wEscHLER. Aucr1oNEER

Seal EDWARD L. HnLYER. Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-24
THos. J. OWES son. AUCTIoNEERs.

nh21 dads .e1su Surviving trustee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

.omexha. dull There |. more ianc. , ' ,s,S :
now than week aso Held ire r,n, meets wltn
process is also doing better Factory shows
increase. Packing IN good demand quotations S,i
are seconds. ~. held extras, ssISa'.c. ;
hrs,s, .suaic State dairy, nnes, :ate, 60, 5000
a. sr., s' asaac. Factory held, hTr,. ,g5aaci I;
~, SsS; iSssA; i5tS 30 e. s. r ,.g;se
Arm. H,sh grade stock is held firmly, Skins
quiet. Prices are; state, held, speciai. i.g
sa s. ssnfSs s. iShe ssS .Hm
specials i3di.c. held choice, llIl2l1c skins
fresh, coed 10 choice. ionsiihc; poor TO fair
EGGs.--Heavier receipts Several cars OF
storage eggs came IN from Albany and oth.r
poins With an ds%sns a ,ns ursed
o sale more freely and are trihe weaker
Nearby whites IN accumulation and ,-a slow
.xira nrsts, ssigssc,; frsia %assc,; seconds
32a ssc: PENNSYLVANIA and nearby hennery
~ ~ss n s' aaa ne. iAn sss.se ' s.
vania and nearby hennery browns: Suisse !;
brown and mixed colorA S9ssc ssirixer,a ss
sr rs s.Ssse Eus scrs .sss re.h' i.o
dozen cases. far to prime. ssa32c poor 20
fair :tu2sc.: refrigerator. poor 10 good. 2-sf
LIVE pouLTRY,--No prls~s were estaSlishsd
eNerday. but active trading ~ lows Nh, NM
cnlcktno was JVpOTtVu. 1<uet Wefn b"AsNe
likely prevail Considerable stock 10 on track
under fimits Ducks and geese firm Neca,pts,
II cars Western. Southwestern. = souihern
and by express
DRESSED PoULTRY.-rhs after holiday
dullness continues Fancy roasting chickens 9
BOOSTERS unchanged. Ducks and geese slow
squads moderately active. Spring Iwpsas, o. EEL
: :.1.a,a 9u Sss .ss A.. ss,s and rsnnsy
vania w. Western. dry picked. AVERAGE hest
siis922c. Western. scalded. fancy, sah9Sc
best, dry picked, 2lb22c. philadelphia. 6roilers
~ 10 TBS each, Sassc bog packed Western
isSisc; Old roosisrx i:iIe: saua6s prime
white. 10 Ibr. 20 dosen. per dozen. HT: lbs
g. s6G&l.60; = to 6M lbA. $50; dark. ~ 20
81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
A. Opportunity Neglected.

The secret was well kept. II was a
case of IA melon which grew over night.
Wall Street was as completely surprised
by the announcement of the extra distri-
button as were the unlucky shorts In
Union Pacific stocks. AZ matter of
fact. however. there were limitations
that something Of the kind was contem-
plated as early as Monday afternoon but
they were promptly rejected az a varia-
ton of the old stories of last fall and
were not widely circulated. And yet the
surface phenomena OF the stock market
really lent some confederation to the
stories. Baltimore and Ohio has been
conspicuously heavy for several days
past and Union Pacific has been Just as
noticeably firm. plainly advancing out of
line with the rest of the active shares
At the opening of the market yesterday
morning this peculiar feature was even
moro pronounced. Even at this time those
who credited the rumors had u chance
TO make money. Union Pacific steadily
gained In strength. Movements In this
stock are always made In desperate
fashion. There have been several occa.
sions In the past Ave or six years which
were more or less reminiscent of that IA
nous day In August. 1906, when the stock
shot up twenty points In a single day on
the news of the increase In the dividend
to 10 per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
Interior receipts, shipments and stocks
THE GRAIN MARKET.
heat Loses About u Cent on Alb
sence Of Cash and Other Demand.

Wheat closed y to Iac. lower yesterday
a. near the low point for the session on
lack Of cash and export demand. Re-
ceipts were light and not much Larger
than shipments, but reports stated that
crop prospects both here and In Europe
were favorable and traders showed no in
Glinaton to advance values. Until the
Canadian Parliament, which meets jan
uery 10. has taken its stand on the ad-
mittance OF American grain it is the opin-
ion OF market experts that no definite
price trend will be established. The
strength of wheat at Minneapolis and
steady cables caused some carly hardening
OF values, but this was lost on later profit
taking.
Corn was weak, particularly In the
July delivery, prices for the day showing
recessions of a to Use. Weather in the
belt was unfavorable and receipts were
not burdensome but slightly exceeding
arrivals The cash situation, however,
was unsatisfactory. Continued arrivals OF
h-entine corn are also serving to depress
prices.
Oats lost a to 1c,. closing at about
the lowest point. Receipts were smaller
than shipments, but the market, as In
past weeks followed the course OF corn.
Bradstreefs statement OF visible sup
pics showed that wheat In the United
SlHt's east Of the Rockies increased 2i3,-
'op bushels and west Of the Rockies de-
creased $4,000 bushels, Wheat In Can
ada Increased $4,000 bushels. All Amer
can Increased $4,000 bushels. Europe
.0j afoat decreased 100000 bushels.
Worlds wheat decreased 100000 BUSH
fls corn, American, east Of the Rockies
Increased 4,i70.000 bushels Oats, Amer
can Increased l,ls,o00 bushels. Chicago
1Ung Wsra.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Prices Close Higher On More
Active Demand.

Coffee closed I 3 to II points higher yes
terday for the active positions on sales
of $4,000 bags. Most of the sales were
In the May delivery. Prices at the OPEN
ing were steady. to IL points higher on
the cables and on higher cost and freight
oilers
There were also lighter Brazilian re-
ceipts at primary points The weather
in Sac Paulo was reported favorable
Prices closed at the high point for the
day.
The Havre market opened !. fr lower
and closed =. 10 :; fr. higher. Hamburg
started u pig. lower and finished y,
to y pig. higher. Rio No. was un-
changed, at $3.50. At Santos No.
was 80 reis lower. at $500. while No. Z
there was also so rcis lower, at $500.
Rio and Santos receipts totalled $4,000
bags for two days.
San Paulo had $4,000 and Jundiahy
$4,000. Last year on the corresponding
day 1t was a holiday.
New York and New Orleans warehouse
deliveries of Brazilian coffee on Monday
totallcd 20,9li bags. against 1855 bags
on the same day last week.
Prices were.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07

Baltimore and Ohio is now the chea

balumore and OHIO Is now the cheapest
9 per cent stock on the list. L.!so
Southern Pacific a few months ago the
expectation seems universal that It must
go lower because of the dislocation OF the
market resulting from the forthcoming
big Increase In the floating supply
Theoretically, a bearish position In re.
gard TO Baltimore Just now may he con-
sidered incontrovertible and yet not work
out In practice There is well defined
tendency for people who have been sue
cessful on one occasion in q certain type
of speculative operation to- 20 IN for the
same operation even more freely in
another stock in which they believe tho
circumstances to be the same. II In prob
ably this tendency which accounts for tho
glaring contrasts In results no often ex-
hibued. With the example Of the
Southern Pacific episode fresh IN mind
the stage seems to be set for a big
speculation for the decline In Baltimore.
But there Is this important difference
between the two Incidents which should
not be lost sight of. In tho former in
stance the subscriber had TO pay for his
stock. IN the latter the stock Is given to
him outright. Even In the Southern
Pacific case there was astonishingiy little
liquidation. The public showed It's WILL
ngness in most unpropit!ous times to buy
a good thing when II WAS undeniably
cheap This fact may have an important
bearing on the question OF how much Of
the Baltimore and Ohio released stock
will really come to market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07

Talk of = reduction OF the Baltimore
and Ohio dividend Is hardly taken seri-
ously. Even with the current poor earn
ngs there Is every probability mat the
company will earn the full requirements.
But the Union Pacific statement in regard
20 the extra distribution IL perhaps sig
niiicant Oh this point Last October. when
Judge Lovett cxplainei that the question
of melon Of the kind then rumored
had not even been discussed, he made one
interesting remark. He declared in sub
stance that II the question Of . distribu-
ion should come up at some future time
II might be taken as granted that none
would be decided upon which involved q
change in the current 10 per cent. return
to the holder Of Union Pacific common
In Yesterdays announcement 1t was care
fully explained In detail that the combined
income return from the amounts Of Balti-
more and Ohio preferred paying per
cent, from the common paying s per cent
cent. from the common paying per
cent. and from the cash bonus at
the rate Of 8 per cent per annum
VAS 2,0i per cent. or Just tribe
over the amount which would offset
the reduction In the dividend from 10 to
per cent Under the circumstances Is it
reasonable to suppose that u cut In the
Baltimore and Ohio dividend IL contem-
plated either Thursday next when the
directors meet or later
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

II Ia gratifying to note that for Novemeer;
1918, the Puget Sound Traction Nght Anu
net snd surplus over the zane month ,S q va
decreases ~ compared with the previous year,
said TO be the resu!: Of business Depression
In It's territory. November gross earnings AZ.
1resa,ed '7..6ie. . gain Of s.altl. whl: net
earnings were 1928, 03i, an Increase OF 1870.
There was surplus after charges Of $3.50, 500,
an increase OF $780, over She November 1912,
surplus For the twelve months ended Novem'
her 20. 1913 gross earnings we're goo, net
earnings So b63,Gi2 and surplus after charges,
g. 4s7 i66 The report indicates that the company
will probably have no difficulty ~ maintain
ing its per cent dividend rate on the common
stock during tho coming year, six per cent,
year i. paid on the preferred stock Tna
Puset Sound Traction. Light and Power Com
pany will shortly offer an issue %, OF short term
notes. due February I, 1914. The term of
bonds has not been determined, but II will
probably not he longer than iive years, IN ad'
dtion 10 providing Tor the rclunding of the
notes the financing VIII also care Tor the i'm.
Drovernents and extensions which viii he
mi AIDE by tho company in the coming year.
TIE Southern Illinois HsalvW saA Power
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
COTTON RALLIES ON
COVERING OF SHORTS
Active List Closes 3 to IL Points
Net Higher in Mar
ket Here.
BrII\G FOR THE SOUTH
Good spot Demand at New Or
leans. Memphis and Ala
hama Points.
BTIl\G FOR THE SOUTH

or the covering Of shorts and active
kuvng for Southern account the cotton
market displayed stcadier form yes
,erday, closing at net gains ranging from
o TO IL points in the active list. At
,emrts on the part OF the bears to fur
,her depr,ss the list at the opening met
with the same strong resistance that was
encountered in the late trading on Mon
day This evidence of underlying strength
MADE .he shorts rather nervous and they
fastened to cover. Most OF the Southern
buying came from Memphis and New
Orleans, and was believed to represent
the undoing Of hedges.
The market failed to derive much help
from the cables. as Liverpool opened lower
than expected In futures. besides showing
A further decline Of points In the spot
price to 6s2d There was a good demand
Tor the latter however, sales amounting
TO 1900 bales
Active positions were unchanged to
points lower mt the opening, the near
months being relatively heavy. The list
showed Improvement from the start.
reaching the highest levels around the
las, hour. March sold up to 12.2O, or
20 points above the previous days low.
May was carried up to 1910 and July
under the highest
New Orleans. Memphis and points In
alabama reported a good demand for spot
cpttoaL II was said that Southern and
New England mills had a considerable
snnount of buying to do ard that the latter
have not been In the market to any extent
n the past month.
Tie most unfavorable news from abroad
came from firm In Glasgow. Scotland,
ha hoo advised that the
ten Of cotton goods ut Bombay has led
70 a movement on the part OF India deal
ers TO cease buying In the British tex
tie markets for four months.
spot cotton was unchnged. Middl!ng
rp.snds. 12.S0c.; middling Gulf, l?.55c.
spot cotton IN the principal Southern mar
kets WAS unchanged. Galveston. IL ll-l6c. :;
New Orleans. l27sc.; Norfolk, 1?c; Sa-
unnah, 2%c. Houston, 12hc.; Memphis,
iSisc.; Augusta, 2i2c.; st Louis, l3c.
Futures here closed to /: points
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07

The market for the Union Pacific con-
vertibles was badly hurt by tho announce
ment OF the "melon." Tho price fell az
points on very heavy selling There are
s3S, 1888, 500 OF these bonds and they are
into common stock at l76 UP
to July, 1917. Tho reason for the weak
ness Is obvious. A. an s per cent stock II
IL not at all likely that Union Pacific will
sell nj ITS within the period specified. In
effect. therefore. the conversion privilege
will become worthless, and henceforth the
bonds will sell simply on their merits as u
4 per cent. investment Yesterday the
conversion point in the stock was 1894
and II was thought In some quarters that
the likelihood Of rush to convert II the
stock should reach that point acted AZ n
distinct check on the rise. With the op-
Grafton of conversion Improbable, II was
reported that tho bonds were sold yes
tertiay by holders who wanted to buy the
stock and take the extra distribution
rather than hold Q bond deprived Of it,
conversion privilege. The common expec-
tation WAS that convertible oondholdcrs
would attempt to restrain the proposed
action of the Union Pacific management.
The buyer Of a convertible bond purchases
them without prejudice. He takes the
chances Of tho market But It 10 contended
that these chances ought not TO be made
to include any step which the manage
ment might decide TO take which would
injure their position.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
EH.Distrib utl0n.

with the distribution on Union Pa
life figured out at 3o0t per cent de-
lucted from the present market price OF
he stock Union Pacific would sell around
l25. As 10 per cent. stock ut 1o1 the
Investment yield is 637 per cent As an
per cent stock at 1875 the income yield
would he $40 per cent But II II en-
tirely likely that the stock at the lower
figure would look very much cheaper to
he majority OF people. Union Pacific
has always been "A rich mans stock. but
now the declaration OF n melon will put
I into more popular range. And then.
rightly or wrongly. IL has always been
Considered that the 10 per cent dividend
was not good policy In the sense that
e made the road rather too conspicuous
A. a time when corporations generally
were being constantly hecklec by every
,radc OF politician. Therefore at one
step the company has eased It's unwieldy
Dad of Investments and idle ash. popu-
,arized its price and eliminated a fea-
'ure which threatened TO prejudice It's
'hauccs OF fair play
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
Moro Dissa tie fac tion.

TIE Union Pacific preferred stakeholder
feels distinctly left out in tho cold. lie
is not mentioned At all Whenever . spe-
cial distribution by tho Union Pacific has
been talked Of II has bean q disputed
point a. to whether the preferred stock
holder ought to share, and there have
been several Wild speculative movements
on that score. II 10 considered fairly
certain that the preferred stockholders will
take steps TO push their claim. From
the action of the stock yesterday, how
ever 1t would not appear that the Street
nut much faith In their hopes Union Pa
cific preferred Is the simplest type OF rail-
road preferred stock. 1t IL expressly stated
in tho o0mpany's charter that the stock
is entitled to priority over the common
to 4 per cent. dividends and to no further
share In the profits The accumulated
surplus represents undivided profits. and 1t
would seem. therefore, as if the preferred
stockholders hadn't leg to stand on.
When the common dividend was raised to
10 per cent in 1905 and "a larger share of
accumulated profits WAS thus distributed
10 the common shareholders the question
that ths.prcferred stockholders should get
more W. mover even suggested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
CITY OF TROY, N. Y.
Incorporated 1916
SALE OF CITY BONDS
~ SO.OOO A. Per Cent. water Works
Bonds, Series OF 1914.

CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE. Troy. N. p.
Pursuant to law, notice I, hereby given
va, the nomptroller Of the city Of Troy.
Of S2 Of 4o s 's wa s ' Sof *
~ Bon ,Ss Serie. 20, OF 49," bearing interest
per annum payable spontaneously. AAd
amounting IN the aggregate 10 the sum Of
a Hgnded f Il thousand pollan
was adopted by the common ,ouncli Dec
IS. 1873. approved BY the mayor bee 10. 1918,
and approved by the board OF est i'm ate and
Said bonds will be dated Jan Is. 1914, and
shaIl be issued as registered bonds and
installments, the last of which shall he.
come due at tho end Of twenty years after
us issue. and shall be sold NJ not less than
par Ss ahn b anCied in'eres, from their date
they are issued pursuant TO law and an
ordilanoe OF the common council, as pro-
law. and said bonds shall also contain a
statement that said recital is conclusive
evidence Of the. regularity Of the issue of
vided by section co Of the second ciass
cities law
Al bids and PROPOSALS shall be- accom-
the order Of tho city Of Troy. FOR not losr
Than one per centum of thu par value AZ
seid bonds as q guarantee that the bidder
to him. and such sums for which said checks
are given shall be treated AZ and shall b
li9uidatsd damages and shall belong TO tho
or neglect OF the bidder or bidders TO take
such bonds within ten DAYS after notice Ia
him or them by the comptroller Of said city
bonds at such sale. The checks OF the IN
successful bidders will be- returned inine-
diafely after the award of said honda No
ucs OF award will be given 20 the successful
bidder a. soon as made Accrued interest
between date Of said bonds and actual pay
nent therefor must be paid by the bidder.
WILLIAM II. DENIM,
Comptroller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
Union Trust Company At New Yssk.

In accordance with tho terms OF the Tsn.
cGS Iron ond a9a 70
pany a. Trustee dated July L 1904, tho sum
OF seventy-ons thousand doliars O7l.0eo)
vested IN the purchase OF bonds Of
said issue for tho Sinking Fund Notice is
sale OF said bonds to the amount that the
above named sum will purchase VIII be re-
COMPANY OF NEW yoRK. No. 90 Broad.
way and opened at noon January sid, 1914
when the lowest offer will b accepted. pro-
vided II does not exceed par and accrued IN
terest together with Ave per cent Of the PAP
value In addition thereto
YORK. TRUSTEE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
COPPER PRICES EASIER.
sales Reported Mt ti9. Cents-some
Prod ucers Are Asking 1tIn Cents.

There was slight easing tendency III
copper prices abroad yesterday with sales
reported at 1890. "A pound In Europe. Pro-
duc.rs who are comfortably sold ahead
owing to the year end buying movement,
however, are asking MS high AZ li'sc.
There was an entire absence Of demand
from domestic consumers and the situa e
ton here was generally unchanged AT the
close OF the day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
Car lot wheat arrivals at Northwestern

CaBh markets were: Wheat-NO. I
Northern at Minneapolis. s5Ssc.; No.
Northern spring Z. o. b. to arrive, 81; No.
red {. o. b.. $1.O1i9 !; No. 2 hard o b.
to arrive, 99c. No. 1 Manitoba Z. o. b.,
99lsc Corn--No. 2 yellow, old. 7Sc. No.
3 yellow. old. 77c. export. new. Z. o. b.
TO arrive, $3.50. Oats---No. 2 white. As J.,
q 46c.; No white, 44e 45c. standards,
AM ID 45c. Rye-No. . Western e. /. Z.
New York, 61hc Barley-Malting c. /. +.
Buffalo. 6SuS0c Flour--Spring patents,
1850 $6.05 spring clears. S3.s0msi.15;
Kansas straights to arrive, $4.150 $4.35.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07

Sugar-The raw market was unchanged
and steadier. Spot has advanced 3is to
3.l5c. The American bought $4,000 bags
Cubas last half OF January clearance at
3.23c. Howell took 5000 bags Cubas
January shipment at 3.23c. quite large
luantlty of Porto Rican sugar was also
sold. The American took 10000 bags
Porto Rican at the 3.20c. basis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07

Company has filed \ trust deed to secure So.
300 9S per cent. bonds with the Fort bear
born Trust and SAVINGS Bank AS trustee. The
bonds are TO be used IN the construction OF an
lnterurban line between Harrisburg. III, and
Marion. Johnston City ami Broaion The com.
psny IA a subsidiary OF the Southern Illinois
Railway and Power Company which plans 81
extensive development OF traction and lighting
properties IN southern Illinois
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07

II 4. ". bids 70 Liverpool Wtrt. Jinu-
ary 117e, March. 1913. May, 1909. The
market there IL due TO open to-day to
points higher.
Port receipts. shipments and stocks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07

Sales were b3,UUV bags.
Provisions closed lower. Cash pork
was Arm: mess. s23.25 q Sa3.75: family
S26ns27. Cash pork was steady family
sl9as20: packet. s1Susi?. Cash lard
was steady: prime Western. sll refined
Continent, $1l.30; South American. sl1.s0
Chicap go prices ware.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
SINKING FUND NOTICE
Duluth, Missabe and Northern Railway Company
First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
Dated January I. 1893.

y
Tho Central Trust Company of New York
gives notice that in accordance with Article "
OF a certain Inden1ge made by the above
Railway Company dated January LIST. 1883,
IL will receive scaled proposals to eeN tho
above described bonds at n rate not TO ex-
coed 100 per cent. and accrued interest, tho
total offer not to consume more than the
amount OF one hundred and reventy-two
thousand nine hundred and eighty.on dol
lars and nfty-four cents sl72.9sl6D. The
sealed proposals viii be opened at tho once
OF the Central Trust Company OF New York
New York city. AT twelve O'Clock noon on
the 18th day OF January, 1914,
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK Trustee
BY N WALLACE President
New York. January Q. 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
The New Orleans market was steady
After the close here. Prices were:

The Liverpool market was easier. Good
business In spo; cotton. with middlings 4
points off at 6.?2d. Sales estimated at
1900 bales. Receipts. 22.000 bales. In
Guiding 90 400 American.
uarp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07
Bond Statesmen
Wanted

by one Of the largest bond houses IN the city,
It is desired that applicants have an established
New York City clientele (either institutions or
individually. Apply by letter stating age. busi
ness training and financial experience. S w..
care Of D. 4 NJ. Advertising agency. 50 Plns
Street, New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07

The Rochester. Indiana. Electric Light, Hea,
and Power Company reports Tor the year ended
November 81, 1918 gross earnings OF s6ilgs "A,
compared with S1,bls during the previous year
sam or Il per cent, Operating expense.
amounted TO ss6bsl leaving net eanipgs of
s2I5G,, an increase OF g5i per cent over ths
preceding year. Tho interest charges on all out,
standing bonds for the period we're SO 100 and
amount 'N''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-07

Albany, December 81. 1918.