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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-04
Or. GORRIE IN
STATUARY HALL
81 ASSOCIATED PRESS.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Washington, Feb. s.-The statue
OF DR.. John Gorrie. inventor OF ice
manufacturing machinery. was
placed in Statuary hall today as
representative Of Florida The
state later viii designate the date
of dedication.
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PENSACOLA WEATHER

Yesterdays temperature;
Highest, 90 degrees. low
eat, 81 degrees.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-04-28
CITATION FOR HEARING ON FL
NAL ACCOUNT AND FOR
DISTRIBUTION
Estate of Gerd Kuck.

n.
State of Minnesota, County of Red
wood, in Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate Of Gerd
Kuck, decedent:
The State Of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the final account
and distribution of the estate Of said
decedent: The representative of the
above named decedent, having filed
In this court his final account of the
administration Of The estate Of said
decedent, together with his petition
praying for the adjustment and al
lowance of said final account for dis
tribution of the residue of said es-
tate to the persons thereunto entitled.
therefore, You, and each of you. are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have. before this
court at the Probate Court Rooms
in the Court House, in the City Of
Redwood Falls, in the County Of
Redwood, State of Minnesota. on the
1st day Of June, 1914, at 10 o'clock
2. M, why said petition should not
be granted.
Witness, the Judge Of said Court.
and the Seal of said Court, this 27tR
day of April, 1914.
A. r.. LAUDON.
Probate Judge.
Attorney for Petitioner.
tCourt Seal) 1925
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-04-28
Equality Club Has
Literary Program
Local Musicians and Readers Assisted
by Miss Downing Entertain AT
New Dream
SUFFRAGIsTs WORK EXPLAINED
Small Audience Greets Very Excellent
Program Which Was Part of
National Demonstration

The Equality Club of Redwood
Falls gave entertainment at the
New Dream last night. A very ex-
cellent program had been prepared
and the effort of the Club merited
a much larger attendance than it re-
ceived.
The program consisted of music
by Mr.. and Mrs. Juenemann, songs
by the Ladies' Quartette and the
Boys Sextette, solos by. Mrs. Brand
and Miss Callaghan, a duet by Rev.
and Mrs. Darrell and piano selections
by Misses Maude Peterson and Ger
trude Alberts. Miss Ellen Horr al
so gave one of her pleasing whistling
solos.
Readings were given by Mrs. T. e.
Finn, Miss Ella Reynolds ard Miss
Eva Downing of Minneapolis. All
were greatly enjoyed by the audience,
Miss Downing's representations MAX
ing particularly strong appeal. Miss
Downing's work which was new to
most of her listeners, showed versa
ftility and dramatic ability and she
was repeatedly encored.
Mrs. Margaret McRae made short
address on the scope and aim Of the
equal suffrage movement and Mrs.
B. G. Hall read an intensely interest
ing paper on the militants Of Eng
! land.
The Equality Club gave this meet
ing at this time as a part of the
equal suffrage demonstration to be
held throughout the United States,
Saturday, May 2. Several members
Of the local Club have planned to GO
to st. Paul to attend the state DEM
onstration. Among those planning
to go are Mrs. FL W. Philbrick, Mrs.
A. D. McRae and Mrs. Elizabeth
Francois.
Mrs. Shella Lutz will be in Red
wood Falls some time during May
and will meet with the Equality Club
hand all others interested to tell them
Of new work to be done and to offer
suggestions to aid in their accom-
phshing that work.
4 =
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Leonard, who
spent the past winter visiting rela-
tives at Odgen, Iowa, Jasper and
Young America, arrived here We'd
nesday and after few days visit
with their son, Louis, and family
will go on to Leola, N. d. They have
house in Redwood Falls and ex-
pect to start housekeeping sometime
in June.-Belview Independent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

idQt, ser aif Gin @noe bofien ldBt
unO oas Shlimmitc ihon ais pollen-
0et ln0 iiberitanocn gern 6intcr li9
iiebt
Gas @apH6l, oas aui Dem Gnbn
Hoie berridtc, par lnbeidbreibIid
&ommenoe, @e6en0e, 6rogenoe, Plus
funitacbeuoe, 2laeS orongte iih ourh
cnanoer. IoB Soar6riden uidt bon
oeu a65ic6cnoen 6ran5oieu 5uiom-
mengeiboneu moroen lit pilien Sic
fereits, ober auh Der 9obnboi o6.
mobl 8icnlic5 itarf nit @ronaten be.
poricn bat Diel peniges eelitteL ais
sic eriten 3eihangSberidlte, oie irellid
beite nod imner Derbreitet uno ge
elaubt meroen, meloeten. PIN TART
item iino Die beioen EbHuue beiddOigt
moroen, oie BUR Shnoe nod Die leiMt
ertenntlihen Spuren Der @erpiiihng
tragen uuo auBeroem geriet6 ser
5liiqel in grano, melber Die iogc.
nonuten Damenialons eutbdlt lmo
gegeupdrti9 nit einem glotbOad5 Der.
ieben III.
SD 0ernod5tc tauni ulitten in Dem
@euiibl 9lid]tng 5u be9olten; idon
oben oui Dem bod aiigemanertcn
4erron, binter Dem iih Der 9obnboi
mie elm itol5eS 5hloB, NIT Der noro.
oeutiheu mo preuBiihen 6logge 9e.
idbnlidt. erbebt mar nidt ourd5u.
fonmeu; nod ibliumer fono ib es
ober auf Der StraBe unten auf mel
der Der eben angefonimene Srons-
port bon @eripiuoeten ino @eionge-
ncn ben 2n5aretten ino prooiioriiAen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
ScrrcnlOic SynlueIcn.

Die 9onooner @oli8ei iuht felt
ciuem So6r nod oen eiaent6iimerr
BON 5mei foitboren Shmuditiideu.
ggenu iid sic rebtnldBigeu Better
ser @ertbIo6cu nidt bolo meIoeu.
wcroen sic bcioen 5unoobiefte Sen
gliidlidcn linocru iibrrge6en bic
bereits ibreu 9lnIprud oaroui geI-
teno oemabt 6o6en Gos cine
@leino0 lit cine @rillnntnaoel in
Iorm einer SHleife. 0os anOefe Elm
Sting nit cinem groBen, iAonen
0iQmonten. Gie @roide wuroe am
81. eyuri 1913 eiuem @fonoIei6er
am Nlep glortb 9ioao Sortou bon
elmer 6rou onqeboten, Der nalt as
ania6, BOB iie fo1m muBte ucldle1
g9ert6 oos Sdmuditiid botte 9tlS
Ser Snbn6cr ocS 2oibbaitieS nod oer
Serfunft oes Sipels iQrit6te, ne
iiano 0ie Sran ibr 0lant babe eS III
Scr g6urn Street Ocs Sto0ttbellS
9imlico geflrocn, 0aroIfhin MIR
Sc 0ie 5dlcifc Scr @oIi5ei o6oelie.
fert. Sen Solit1r ioue Der Nlietber
eines Soities am 9lem @arf Slooo
BON @rirtoit inI SuIi 0cS perBarge-
nen SSo6reS in icincm Gbitgorten.
Gbmo6l oic HoIisei6c60roc Die bci-
Sen imacip5bnIic6 mert6Dollen 5iuio-
itiide mieocr9oIt III ni~uno utsldn'
0iihcn 8chungch inter Scr 8a0l Der
ocfumocnei Sbmud0eaenitdnoe OIL
iiihreu licB bat it'd bisber nienlano
natter OanaA erflln0iat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

ccle aegeniIber gcnomMen Daiie Dlh'
ter oeuen sic Souptnaht 0ioc Nlo.
6pn's, rclfc sic 8citing Seoan I'M.
Miidcn 6attc. ouigeltclt mar Memr
iener 9riei ganj beionoerS bnoattet
olf sic icbr tiei ciii9eldjAlttcnen
5dludten init gsdloern wcl6e oos
@orOrinQpn ser &uiouteric erlbper
ten imO bic @ertbci0ignn9 bc1llnlti9,
ten. 70 bcfnm i'd pon oicicr Serraln'
imo @ertbeioiqmgsmeilc ooS ilber'
scugenoitc 9ciipicl 0or glnacn
3ur Grtiirmna Oes &oblpe9eS
hinter rcl6cn mir G6urm uli0 3ou.
icr BON Iaiano ber0orro1cn leben
mar ooS 9legiuaut 9io. 100 belebllgt,
Oelien fiufte aompagne babel be-
ien0crs ltarf inn 6eucr mar SSn nod.
tier 9}a6c ociielbcu fdupitcu Die VIC.
nimcntcr 9}o t03 uno 104 Sm 9in-
terQrirn0e inicres 9ilOes 3ir &e@ten
ic6eu mir @|ounidait bonn 13. Sdaer-
botuQon iiber Die Sclocr 6erbei cllen.
Gen lInieren geacniiber ltouoen
baitptidr6Iib 3uooen. I'm iid5 gegcn
sen linoufh0rlic6en Glgelregcn Der.
Iel6en sil 0edcn. iiihten uIh Die
llniriaeu Oedimg no imo mie lie Die
ieIbe eben iinoen fonnteL gmmn
Sells, @roben, g9ogen. ino @elhilb.
trimmer, 9lQeS nruBtc oa5li berbQls
ten. Gen Sdgern fam ein 8in5er'
6duShen am 9erge 81 itatten @ier
un0 III Ser n1hlten 9tdbe nuBten lie,
mie sic Snianterie, in Der Sobl9ane
oes @or0eroriln0es iiber 5lpei Strn'
ocn lang Stono bolten neil lie noh
nidjt ltorf genu0 lpuren I'M elnen
qlnariff ouf oas 0ori ieIbit wogen 81
fonnen.
Qln Oieiem Mir3erbailsden liel Der
&oliptlnonn b. geeld bonn 13. S0ger.
Battalion: un0 olS Ger grenierleut'
nont D. S6onbcrg 0ie @leloung oo'
BON ali ben Dlnior b. @ol5 brin9ei
iroate, itrcdte ouM i'm Elm ShuB
0ur6 ole Shldie foot 81 gooen.
geioe lieaen oiii Dem &ir1bote 5ll
GoignD 6cgroben
SSnt So6hpcg itieB man ali einige
rcn 0cutirten @ronotcn 1T Nrdno ge'
ih~iiene @lutitionsmdgei pon Der be-
rii6mten augelipriBe toote uno ucr.
iuunoete 9Sferoe Iogen oitf un0 lc6cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

(son tinsm arioasiorrcIp9uoeHicu).
Gs tuar I4on tiei ia Scr 9lagbt ais
ih 6nrd oas Iori 5pidern mont
0erie fo0hlii0e uno bis n's Snnerlte
crldriitcrt burH nae bic 8raBlHcn
Gin0riide, SIC ia im 9lublid oes aauls
pics lm Die @piAerar 1obeib in slils
hIid au Scr bilitigen IooesAra1el
cmpionQ-i boite SrQtoeu ldlien nlir
1as @Ainnite upa porbc9altcu 5t9
ndbene miA 0urh oe hudierillten
GlraBen ocs Iories oef alrMe, tein
gb6fai ioNie ais Oct olicner 'Blorie,
fein Crgelflong ourdl5iterte oas
G5dmciqcn 0er 9ladlt, in0 ooc9 marell
Sic 6o6en gogenIeaIter bcll erleudliet
im0 parien i6rea i9nalcn Iloers
Idein berau5 ut 0as Ilmtel pcnn
oad iein @eiltliher om glltare 5u "
uuQepobutCr Shln0e ieiue prlelter.
li6ca 6iHitionel perrldtete 70 mar
0cd 9ebQi Ia 0er Rirdc ooet epell
frng mai orei Seiben aif mir norbeI
sic poar 5iatlltuicn 1ernnter oer
Iro
syd ilbcrl&ritt 0ic 1teinltuIen tie
parel roi6 aeIdrpt iie maren nit
enem &urpurtcppih beoedt folibn.
rcr ais oct ilt iiber peIteH Der @elltt
iide nin 6roHleianaHsiQge 5ur Pro-
seiiion binmgaihreitet; eS mar oas
gllpt uor Qopierell uon Seoelt pon
lln9Iiidlidei, iA beadltete es oeunod
niht mciter ITO bdttc 10 Dicl 8lut
beute idlon gelebcn man aemobHt lit9
auh on 0icicn glnplid
sN trot eiH oie ar0Ben eiienbe.
idjlaaenci 2hore marcn geonnct, irl
ii6erloh 0en aan3al 4alnn 0ellca
2uii nth fnlt tuo Iroiiia anwc9te
Iio &irdle mor 10 einc Static oes
ssommcr5 ln0 ser 1dimer5en uni1c,
manoclf iA ell Sn5ardb llno iuor
III eiil iolheS lir 5duaruenpihoeie.
Ia Ioacl lis IN oea ialpQd erlcld'
tetea @dnaaN rio va oall ssrdlenltllh.
Ien lnbcr 9il aogieefn unit lbrcn
To0espiUloeH alrr ic9ei ceru gln4
0grpu api 0@i bllioroc5len str09,
iidl frinnau0 IA 6re mlca0lIe5cn
@dlmelacs uiit hfah 6erdlQlicNcn
lno 3aliaeicN ggbarn un IcgteH
Sample. Ser iNieH fllr bieies Seber
nod iibrig biie5 3ndcno lto9ueiio,
ihDqiQcu1 ueeaH6eNo Ner bierhet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

aebrad,t moroen mar, oeiieu Saupt
unidjiuebiqn sic 9oten oeS Sooes
uuo ser @ertdtng. 9lcr5te waren
rin0sum bemiiDt 0ieie g8iir9engel 5l
Dertrei6cu; ibrc ardfie iporen BET Der
W1enqe ser Nerpunoeten nId)t anSt
reiheno. @crbinoeuo beIieno, tro.
ieno eilten ie bon @iuem 3um Pin.
oern BON Scoen erie6nt BON Seoem
aeruieu INIT itQ ile6enoem 9(ige
uoer INIT 6liidlen mo @eruiinidun.
gen. 5anii0t5iol0aieu beleudteieu
urit 1rWliden GoIate3en oie iuubeim.
lide S5ene, bal0 oa, balo bort init
i6ren bitter brenncn0cn 2ibtern ers
1elltcn tie 6alo Sen, bol0 enen 9lnum
ser lmoliidSii1tte. uno IN iteiem
g2cdiel iiicgeu idwor5e, imucr Be-.
meglide Sd1tien an Sen peiB &c.
tiiudicu gean0en Der 8irhe enpor
big 6inaui 5ur 0emolbten @nppel Oie
trot Der Gidter lnteu IN iu0urh.
0ringliher 9laht lag.
9litf oem altar ieblte Oie 1ion.
itron3; SET @eitlidbe 0eS GrteS
modie iic binmeg aereitet 6a6en. PHI
ibrer 2tele brnnute cine aer3e mo
mari i6r Sidlt aui ole Stobnen0eu
mn Qeh5enoen melde bier rings an
oen Siliien oeS glltarS nieoergele0t
ror0en uareb Gas Sit6t 0icIcr 4er3e
ieidtc fnmi biS biliber 81 Den 9ilo.
idulen ser Scili0en Sic, bon laugen
lpeiBrn &ateu berbiiat, qleid5 orobcu-
0cn oeu (Srobe entliiegeneu @eipcn.
tern IN 0en iiuiteren gliihen itonocn.
glud bier iUar Ste 6eiorgte Sano 0es
Grisplnrrers sat crfemen; er mar eS
gepeien oer beim 6erdnnQben Der
prciBiid]cn Solomon ID finger @ors
olisihi oeiIen mas fomnien fonnte.
cic Staiueu Oer &eiligeH nit 0an
0eraen0pn SnneH ni5iilt imO io
perbiitai bate. 0aB tein teberiibes
%ige init neugierigen ooer ipoiten-
ocin @ld BEN @egeniion0 ironHer
glrbeiuna entlpeibe
llno iiberaa big oiS ben entfern'
teIicu Gdep pcrnuNul man mir gSuls
ieln im0 Snmmern; IN oen 0i1iinenr
Sic tis jctt nun BON gSeibrauc6 erIiiat
acmcicl mnren iuo pobl ieit i9relH
2luidmi 5o6r um Sabr ur Sob. ino
Ganflieoer pernommen battcn wlirs
ocn hnlic .nur ala9en lant oie bls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
aie srIIen MliIraIIIsnIen n g.rIIn.

Ger Gog on melheui oie eriteH
,0emoiie0es Der fran30iiihcn glrmce
i5rcn @in3ug IN Berlin 6ielteb liel
iiir einen groBeu Ebeil oes 9ielioen3,
Fublifiims 1eraoe 70 idper in's @e'
ipidt, ais gar monher iener anoeccn
sSubeltage, Die Der arieg id5on 10 3a9ls
reid oebradt bate. lln0 be0reiilih,
9lidjt dacin Der rihti9e u9erliner
Sange" aud FONT iutereiHerte iidl
Seoeruonu 0afiir, eln @eidiib 3lI @e.
iid)t 3li betommeli, oos 10 lunge pom
Sdleicr oes @e6einniiies uugcben
mar im0 MN auh oeitiden Ansen
iprtan ihonuugSIos preisgeaebelt
meroen iolte.
3ugIeih nit ben bier Dlitraiaenlen
iparen oreiim03mali8ig nnoere erbais
tete iran8oiiihe @eihiiBe oii oem slll.
6olter 9obnboi in @erlin anecfom.
men 8u ibrar feierlinen gin1oIlng
es mar Nlitings inn Hpolf llbr
6uttcn ole @riabboiniaone BON oret
Heaimenteru sic erior0erlihen 8cs
sleiiiomuan0oS geiiellt, Die 5u elmer
aontpoauie iorulirt ln0 nit Der Nhi.
iif ocS @o0eiienforps nah oenl glii.
halter &obnboie moridiert moren.
Das @or0e.Selonrtiuerie Neginlent
Bate sic erforOerliden 9lrtiuerie'
mannihnften bel ie0em @eldiib iopIe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

@efdngniBr0umen 5ugcbradt iuuroe
~ ouf g9ogen nit Dem rotben aren5,
ouf breiten Gra9bnbren geiolgt BON
0eu ihon sur Siilfe bereiten DSoloots
oli bon 0ieu" ben barmber5i9elt
Sfweitern, oeren irommes, titles,
onIpruhsloies ui0 oitiopfernOeS gSir
fen gar niht genug onerfouut mer.
ben funn. Bur Seite Der StroBe la.
gerteu @ro0ionttoIonnen ae9enibcr
Nbt6eilungeu Dragoner Die I'M glh.
luarid nacb Dem ariegsifnuplab be.
griHet mdren. 2rditi9e banoIelte
@eitoIten frie9sluiiig iino Don gntcn
g9iaeus, ebenio 6rao ibre ShuIoi9.
fcit 3i tbun als oieieniacn tic get6uu
bctten, ole nit @nnoen 6eoedt e6en
bon treuen aamera0en oil ibren glu-
gen poriibcrgetragen ipur0eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

m's Ser5 innitiet Seui5er Die eiit
aalt5es Nlendenleben bon Gleno ~
einen ain5igen 2Iugenblld 5iIlonlnlen.
5niaiien idliencH
@s maren loiiter 5ran3oleL oic
Bier Iaaen. @einn9eue; am @ingange
ser Girtc iian0en 0ds @aionnet dltT'
aepilai5t. prauBiihe Soften @enpun'
Set un0 geidugen gSobl Dlauaem
uohte 81 icner Shnoe Der 700 oop'
pclt ais 0er @rl0iar erideinen pel'
dcr sur epincn 5reibeit fiibrt
g9anige Gage nadber faH i1 5n'
rid noh Dem Sobn6oie BON ct. 80.
bonn Snarhriiden 9lid bier Der.
mlnoete. audi bier @efongcne @ber
0od iAon luittcn III Sint quit no
9cpegina Smon ipie0er Elm D6m.
mernoer Sdeiu Der SofiulnB, Der
AMI @efangeni6oit imo aranf6eit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

rcrpunoeten uno tooten Soloaten,
nno ii6cr oQ' oie 9eicben ino Srilm'
mer orongen oie @unoertiinfer bin.
Ger 3u immer neucn 9lngriflen auI
zen 5cinO. 9lahoen lie ibn enoli1
aus Dem 0orie Oertueben botten
uo5m oeriel6e bon gteuem feite Stel-
Iar- ouf oen gegeniiberliegenoen
So6en elm; Scr Sapierfeit oes Hegt-
ments gto. iOi miBte er oud bier
reiden. Sn oieiem @efedt iielen Die
Souptleute b. @}enqerien unO b. Ser.
ltpih, SetonOeIeutnant b glltrod
nn0 @ieeieI0nebeI @nitnann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

Die geipnnnung, mo 5ipnr filr ieoeS
GeidJiib bier Yieroe, geitellt. 5rii6er
nod mar Ser cini9c Gage oorber IN
@erliu eineebrndte eroberte irau50ii-
ihc 9l0ler oes 36. fron3oiiiden Sn.
acknowledgements aus Dem 3eus-
bouie 0urb cine Sobnenieftion obge.
bolt un0 nod Dem glnbalter gobn.
bof iberbrdGt por0eu 0ieier gloler
irc~ nod iiber0ies ooruln benerfens
mcri6. neil er oos areit3 Der G6ren-
lcgion trug. 9ieie Icforotion nbcr
erbdlteu MIR sic 9Iolcr mo Stanoor-
ten FOLDER Truppent6cile Der irdn3o.
iiihen glrmee, uelHe Ourd berporro.
gci0e gluS5cid]unHg Dor Dem 5enloe,
furh Groberung BON 6obneu etc. licb
belonocrS ousse5eihnet ba6en Sl
ser gon5cn ieinoliheu glrmee iino
iieben 9Iolcr bel Der Sniontcrie un0
mur cine Stanoarte bel Der 8upallerie
ccrurtig oeforirt
Gie @eihiibe iunroen irtter oeHt
@nmmanOo 0eS Wlaiprs b. 91oB, Dor
iton0s 0eS glrtiuericoepois, lulO INN.
ioucb3t BON ciner 5a1lreidcn begciler.
ton Nlenge SIR SclloBbrllde gebrad't
ION mclc9er lilifs alii bent am g8olley
gelegencn Ibeil oc5 Snltgartcus 5Wl.
ihen oen bort bciinOlidea 9dlmel
iie oiligeitelt murocn
Scr 3ag riroe iibcroa nit cntbu,
iioitiiden 6nrroAs bcsriibt 9lls cr
it'd Dem foniglihci @alaiS nd9crte.
itimmtc Die @Atiif vGie gSndlt aul
Nbei an Dip aoligin cridlien aif
Dem 4oIton 0eS ionislidlen @aiois.
non Dem EubIifum init ili6clnoeni
3nrli empinneen iinO Derpcilte oa.
ielbit 70 lange bis Der 3ug porilber
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

lleber 0en Shirgn ser Sud]ien ali
0oS Dorf TaignD miro BON einelR
aprreiponoenten 6oloeuoes berittct:
.9lns Sem @rieic 0cs Sl0nigS @il.
6elm an sic a0nigin gIlgiito linO
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-05
SALE OF BANK SHARES
FEATURE ON EXCHANGE
Block of American Security and
Trust Stock Traded
at 295.

The sale of a block of seventy five
shares of stock OF the American Sc
curity and Trust Company was the fea-
ture of the meeting of the local stock
exchange today. The volume of bust
ness transacted was much greater than
it had been for several days.
Inc block of American Security and
Trust stock was disposed of by one
broker at the uniform figure of 295, the
bid price of yesterday. The last sale
price previously was 300 After the 70
shares had been traded the bid continued
at 30 but there were no offerings under
800
arlington Insurance stock sold 20
shares at 121s and half that amount at
an eighth of a point lower
In the traction list thirty-one shares of
Capital Traction stock sold at 40 and
an odd lot of Railway and Electric pre-
ferred brought s71 Washington-Vir-
ginia Railway common sold twenty-five
shares at 40 Thirty shares of Wash
ington Gas stock brought s4A.
In the bond list two $500 Capital Trac-
lion 5s sold at 100 and Metropolitan rail
road IS sold 5000 at 1854. Potomac
consolidated is sold $1,000 at zoos.
While p. G. Dun & Co. reported fifty
one more commercial failures in the
United States during February than in
the corresponding period of the year i'm
mediate y preceding. the liabilities. on the
other hand. showed 4 material decrease
as compared with that time. according to
Financial America.
Total insolvencies last month numbered
] 5GJ and supplied So. II54 1913 of defaulted
Indebtedness. against 1,4.4 in February.
1872, when the amount involved was nc
less than SIS, 141.25S Carrying the rec
ord back still further. it is seen that two
years ago 1889 business reverses occurred
for the sum of S21. At .923: in 1911 there
were lbs suspensions for $11.0S6 Al. and
in 1910 only 1867 concerns failed. although
the aggregate debts exceeded So, 400. 900
AS is invariably the case in the second
month of the year. the mercantile and in
duStrial mortality of the country reflect.
ed a considerable reduction from the re.
turns of January, in fact. there were 362
fewer defaults than in the earlier month
and the liabilities were smaller by fully
S11. 100000.
\ circular has been sent to the stock
holders of the First National Fire Insur-
ance Company asking their approval of
an increase in the capital stock of the
company from 81 .Oo00 600 to Sl,jU,O 900. The
proposed increase has been approved by
the board Of directors.
The annual election of officers OF the
District of Columbia board of casualty
underwriters held at the Ebbitt House
yesterday. resulted as follows: Eugene G.
Adams. president: J. D. Clark, vice presi-
dent; Edwin Callow. secretary and treas
urer: 7. T. Smith, chairman of the en-
ecutive committee. Members of executive
committee are o. l.. Kennedy, J. s. Long,
Ralph Lee and L. \. Williams. Edward
s. Brashears. retiring president. reviewed
the work of the organization during the
past year. Installation of the new Off
GERS will be held early next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-05
Building Permits.

Building permits We're issued today to
the following:
Thomas Armat. to build store at 316S
Mount Pleasant street northwest:
builder. d. L. Nichol: estimated cost
$4,000.
l.. V. AIazza, to repair store and flats
at 1104 9th street northwest; estimated
cost, $1,000.
D. J. ODonne!l, to repair store and
| dwelling at All Al. street southwest;
estimated cost. $1,000.
Mrs. II. c. Deland to repair dwelling
at 1896 Jefferson street northwest: es-
timated cost. $500.
G.. W. Nanness. to repair stable at
207-209 Sd street southeast; estimated
cost, $500.
J. L. Barbour estate, to repair store at
DID 9th street northwest: estimated cost.
s125.
J. L. Mulcare. to repair store at lob
New York avenue: estimated cost. 800.
Mrs. Mary lyman. to repair three
stores at 1Ssi-31-:'' l. street northwest;
estimated cost, SO.
S. w. Goodson, to repair dwelling at
1903 L street southeast: estimated cost,
SO
G. l.. Carusi. to repair dwelling at lbs
street northwest: estimated cost $50.
c. A. Barnes. to repair apartment at
1919 street northwest; estimated cost,
$50.
]. II. Binsted. to repair dwelling at
Sherrier and Edwards streets northwest;
estimated cost, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-05
Real Estate Transfers.

ALLEY between A and B. 9th and 9TH
streets northeast-John r. Hopkins to
Fries, Beall & Sharp Company. lot %
and part lot 81, square 1851; $40.
NO. 32l I'D STREET SOUTHEAST-Ma-
bel c. Bond to Matte Trice, part
original lots and ). square 16S: $40.
/ STREET SOUTHEAST between I'd and
I'd streets-Mattie Trice ct vir. Hiland
L.. to Mabel Cornish Bond, lots IS and
80. square 767: $40.
VERMONT AVENUE. II AND
STREETS NORTHWEST darlington
Hote)-Aldis B. Browne ct al. trus-
tees, to Arlington Corporation. orig
inal lots 1. II to IS and part original
lot s., square 800: ss41.00O.
GRANT PARK-Charles d. Fowler ct ux
to Alice f. Gray. lots 102, 81. 3d.
square $50; $40.
nos sol AND SOB 18TH STREET
UTHEAST-Buchanan White ct ux
to Harry f. and Elizabeth S. Glad
man. lots 10 and 20 square 994: $40
Harry E Gladman ct uX. convey Same
property to Buchanan White and Ber-
tie l.. White: $40.
NO 251 18TH STREET SOUTHEAST
James ]. Garvey ct uX to Edward and
Annie Mcnamara, lot g., square 1860;
POTOMAC HEIGHTS-Potomac Heights
Land Company to j. Z. and Mary r.
Scroges. lots and Z. block 14f3. and
-
CHILLI'M CASTLE HEIGHTS (NORTH
ADDITION)-Washin Land and
Mortgage Company to Margaret E
Weaver. lot 3. square BIS; 5000:
BRIGHTWOOD PARk-George Miller te
Henry Miller. lot 6S. block 3: $40.
l. STREET SOUTHEAST between 18th
and 18th streets-Mary A. Prince to
Marie l.. Taylor part lot t. square
1O41: $40.
FLORIDA AVENUE NORTHWEST be
tween 14th and 18th streets-John G.
Holden ct ux. to Maud b. Crawford
lot 81. square .'2: SIG
uGHVIEW-Ma c. Olson to Harry
NJ. CLANCY. lots 10 and 131. square
east of :iJ;.i: SO.
ROSEDALE AND ISHERWOOD-MaTy
J. Breen to Emmerson =. Tenney
ct ux, lot ~. square 4.64: SO.
NO. 5O6 9Th STREET NORTHEAST
Mabel E. Evans to Rachel f. Laurie
north part of lot H. square $50; 81. $50
THIRTY-FOURTH STREET between
Dent place and Reservoir street north.
west-John T. Hyland to Calvin
Payne, part lot %. square 1891; $40.