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FoREIaN.

Aexico's cotton crop IL failure be-
cause Of the war.
Treat the German wounded the
same as our own" said President
Poincare during q recent visit to the
hospital at Bordeaux.
mot a single shot was fired by any
OF the three British cruisers sunk by
the German submarine" says a Ber-
lin official dispatch by Marconi wire
less. al Nil
Abdul Hamid, former sultan of Tur
key. has warned the committee Of
union and progress that Turkey will
be lost II 1t enters upon war against
Russia. 3S@ 81 80
One OF the last acts OF the late Pope
Plus. says Bordeaux La Lberte, was
to give his blessing to the Capuchin
monks who are fighting in the ranks
Of the French army.
In dispatch from Rome the cor
respondent of the Central News says
the italian authorities have issued a
decree prohibiting all aerial navigation
over Italian territory.
The American barkenfine. s. N.
Castle OF San Francisco. arrived at
Honolulu. carrying German refugees
from the French colony Of Papeete.
French governor.
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, the mill
tant leader speaking in London ut q
meeting in support Of Lord kitche-
ner's appeal for recruits, said war
to crush militarism had the heartiest
approval of women who had fought
hard for political enfranchfsement.
Manuel Bonilla, minister of com.
munications in the cabinet of Presi-
dent Francisco I. Madero. and num-
ber of other persons have been ar
rested and incarcerated in the penitso-
tiary at Mexico City. No reasons for
the arrests were made public.
Word has been received at Peking.
China. from Charles A. Leonard Of
the American Southern Baptist mis-
sion at Lai Chow, San Tung province.
in which Chinese reports OF i'll treat
ment of the inhabitants by Japanese
troops in the country. are repeated.
Miss Dora Keen OF Philadelphia.
who left Aug. Is for Hartman. and
College fiords, Prince William sound,
with party of three men. to explore
the glaciers of the fiords and the
Mountains behind them.. sends word to
Valdez, Alaska, that her expedition
has been highly successful f
Charles Henry Weston, formerly Of
Salem, Mass. is in Jail at Richmond.
suburb OF London. as the result OF
the death of his wife. who was found
in their house with her throat cut.
Mrs. Weston. 1t Is alleged by the po-
lice. stated before her death that the
wound had been inflicted by her hus-
band.
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Content to Remain in Scotland.

An extremely self-important middle.
class Londoner, visiting Scotland for
the first time in his life, volunteered
to a kindly but sharp old Highlander
that no Englishman could ever find
Scotland anything but u place to leave
and that rapidly.
I'm mao SO sure o that" returned
the old man. dryly. III TAX ye to a
place no far frea Stirling, whaur
thetty thousand o yer countrymen ha'
been content for five hundred year.
and they're nae thocht o. leavin' yeti
What Is the placer" beloved the
Londoner.
''Bannockburn!" snapped the Scot.
waving his hand in the direction OF
the battlefield. tge rs
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Cotton Storage situation Relieved.

Washington. Arrangements we're
perfected by the Interstate Commerce
Commission in connection with the
Treasury Department and the federal
reserve board. to relieve the cotton
storage situation in the South. These
branches OF the government have
Joined in assisting cotton planters and
railways of the South in meeting the
extraordinary demand for the storage
of cotton occasioned by the European
war.
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on. vot. Make. AiIIi.rd Victor.

Denver -Benjamin c. Hilliard was
adjudged by the District Court OF
Denver county to be the Democratic
nominee for Congress from the First
(Denver) district, being declared vic
tor over George Allan Smith by one
vote. Smith will take an appeal at
once, and was given six days In which
to perfect his case foE- review, by the
Supreme Court.
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-02
sen..ne.a for kilHre Woman.

Colorado snrings. CHARLES NJ. Brim'
sen, the negro chauffeur who ran
down and Killed Mrs. Daisy Antrim
the night of July II. pieaded guilty to
mansiaughter in the Dfserict Court and
was sentenced to term OF one to
two years in the penitentiary. Mrs.
Antrim was killed while crossing the
street in the downtown section of the
city and her body was carried nearly
three blocks before 1t fell from the
machine.
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-02
WE'D Potato crop Doubles.

Greeley. = Weld county's potato crop
will be three times larger this year
than last. according to s. X. Teney.
Teney says there will be 1000 cars
shipped from here this year as against
1,50O in 1913. The potatoes are of ex
ceptional quality. little disease hay-
ing appeared in the fields.
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-02
QueerinQ His Act.

The Booking Agent can give you
split week at the Morpheus theater.
The Monologue Artist can't work
1t that show shop. My whole act do
pends on line where ask the or
chestra leader II he's a married man,
and they've got lady orchestra
Puck
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Operators Awaiting Word.

Denver.-The coal operators inu-
mated Friday that they would take no
further action and consider no further
steps in regard to the strike situation
until they receive President Wilson's
answer to their letter, and until, also,
they hear the personal report OF j. F.
Welborn on the result of his inter
view with President Wilson.
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-02
Car overturn., Girl Fatally Hurt.

Colorado Springs. = Florence La
Chappelle. fifteen, who was being
taken to the State Industrial school at
Golden by Sheriff Won Phul Of Teller
county, was fatally injured when the
automobile in which they were riding
from Cripple Creek to this city turned
turtle.
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-02
Eire pe,troxs AIderm.n,s Home.

Colorado springs.--Fire destroyed
the summer home of John coughIin,
alderman OF the first ward In Chicago.
which was located near the 200. The
loss WAS about $4,000.
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The eoos weren't InvaiIds.

Eggs for lnvalids," read sign at
a certain shop.
What is there unusual about those
eggs?" asked q curious observer
why, them eggs is an absolute
novelty" said the dealer. briskly. add
ing In awcd tones: Them eggs Is
fresh"
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-02
RESIGN OR FIGHT. IS uLTiMATuM
OF NORTHERN LEADER TO MEX.
ico's ACTING PRESIDENT.
CALDER0N FOR RULER
PANsHo CAPTURES TWO MORE
STATES AS GENERALS GO TO
.. CONFER ON PEACE.
wesrern Newspaper onion News Services

chihuahua City. Mexico, Sept. 2S.--
Immediate resignation OF Gen. Nenu'
stiano CGrranza as first chief Of the
Constitutionalists Is the only basis Oh
which Gen. Francisco villa will
agree TO settlement OF differences be.
tween himself and CarranZa.
This was his reply to messages from
officials In Mexico City. who protested
against his attitude toward Carranza.
Villa declared he never would nc.
cept Carranza as head Of the republic.
Villa has taken San Luis Potosi and
states, while the followers Of the old
Huerta regime also hold five.
Felix Daz has sent Gen. Jose San
taua as his representative to confer
with villa cn u basis for an alliance.
General Villas reply to Mexico City
peace hroffers follows:
Il lament the circumstances that
Lave brought about grave danger but
sincerely protest that my sole ambi-
ton will be to arrange existing diff.
culties without shedding blood II pos
sible.
Il cmphatically state. however. that
the only move that can bring about
cessation of hostilities Oh my part is
that Nenustiano Carranza deliver su-
preme command to Fernando lglesias
Calderon. so that, in the shortest pos.
sible time, elections may be called. Al
the same time declare shall not ac.
cept Carranza as President or vice
president or president ad interim of
the republic.
Il shall prove the rectitude of my
Intentions and the disinterestedness
which animates the force OF this divi-
sion. Later the world will realize
where rests true disinterestedness
and where abortive ambitions"
II Caldcron were made provisional
President OF Mexico 1t would be ac-
ceptable to all the chiefs of the Con-
stitutionalist army which have been
divided, to the extent OF threatening
nav revolution, Is the opinion Of
Villa. -rs.s
Calderon Is leader Of the Liberal
party, political organization which
allied itself with the Constitutionalist
revolution. It had been announced
that he would run at the election.
While an answer to Villas proposal
Is awaited from Mexico City. the
northern loader has not halted his
movement of troops toward the oppos.
ing Carranza forccs
Gen. Alvaro Obregon. the CarranZa
commander, and three generals LETT
Mexico City for Aguas Calientes to
meet a like commission from Gen.
Francisco Villas army.
washington.-Th American govern.
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Getting Down TO Business.

Getting Down 10 Business.
Are you as perfect physically ae
you seem to be?" he asked.
Certainly" she replied.
Has there ever been any INSANITY
In your family?'
Never
Have you depraved tastc Of az,
kind?"
Certainly not"
Are your teeth in good condition
and do you see and hear perfectly?
YES"
Are you over bothered by insomnia
or headache or indigestionT
Not at ALL
Thank heaven. Now let's make
love little while. Chicago Herald.
The wise man. does. .hlA dpty and let's
the other fellow do &he enpaa aasulay..
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Be happy. Use Red Cross Bag Blue;
much better than liquid blue. Delights
he laundress. All groccrs. Adv.
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Pa Gets peevish.

Pa Gets Peevish.
PA, what's a gondola?"
That's a Venetian boat. SON.
And what's a gondolier?"
That's Venetian boatman."
is bandolier a Venetian bands
man. pa?"
Not another word, Willie,"
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1t never rains but somebody forgets
his umbrella. F.
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-02

Dates for CsminE Events.
Oct: 1-3..Grand County Fair at
kremmlinE.
Oct. s-s,-Coio.- New Mex Fair at Du.
ranKo. fE
at Denver.
lslb.--Lasr Grand Council of North
American Indians at Denver.
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Waahington.-Th American govern
ment has taken no step as yet TO mend
the situation. Rear Admiral Fletcher
commander of the Atlantic fleet, has
recommended that four battleships be
retained temporarily in Mexican wa
ters, while the remainder Of the fleet
90 ncrth for target practice.
American troops at Vera Cruz have
been ordered to await further orders
before loading any baggage aboard
the transports.
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-02

YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL. YOU
Fry Murisc Eye Remedy iot hed' wsss; Msls1 t,sL
Inst Rye Comfort. Write for Book Of the Bye
~ mail Free. Hurpe Eye Remedy Co. Chicago
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COLORADO.
STATE NEWS

Newspaper Union s.~. service.
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-02

=, The wise man. does. .hlA dpty and lets
the other fellow do ,&he enpla suiey.,
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SPORT.
f.a -

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-15

OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
So, To-hIN
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Rent

hrsts. 4od 42c.. seconds, 3tg acc. Refr1ger-
ators. frstr. charges paid. 24T25c.; sec.
onds; 22h as3hc. Pennsylvania and
Csc. hennery browns s5u46c., mixed col
LIVE PouLTRY.-rhere were unloaded
yesterday - cars. which included one car
Of express stock and one car Canadian.
Trading opened only moderately active. There
we're but few fancy heavy fowls. These
were In demand and were UP he BOOSTERS
were up nc. and were rather scarce. Vest
ern ducks were not so plentiful and they
were up Nc. Market closed In good condi.
ton with an inquiry for fat geese, very few
OF which were on the market. Prices fol-
hens and toms. 14Ui5c. Ducks. spring,
Geese. Western and southern old. IS u C.
DRESSED POULTRY u der lighter re-
ceipts trading was abou; as good as Friday.
Turkeys are In greater evidence and re-
mained about the same as the close satar,
producing sections has given the marked
better tone. Good Western turkeys are
selling 2?G2sc. with the nearby &c. higher
poultry had little call and there was but
little iced stock in evidence. The fancy
dry picked chickens and fowls we're held
Maryland. Pennsylvania State. aga 26c.
Western. dry picked. lsq2ie. Iced. $50 9c.
poor to fair, i2a &c. Chickens. Western.
milk fed - 70 20 HI. y 20 box 2Sa 25c,
lie mixed weights. ia Ing; Phiadcl-
phia, fancy, lbs. each, 2Sa25o broilers.
80 Il 23c. Michigan, scaided. lbs, l5is c.
Fowls, IL TO box. Western. so lbs and over
to dozen, l7itc. dry picked. lbs. and
over. i6hc old roosters. i5c. SQUADS.
prime white, 10 lbs 20 dozen. ~; lbs,
81 80. Guineas. sprins, lbs. and over
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-15
WINTER AUCTION SUCCESSFUL.
Spuyten Duyvil Lots and Houses
Sold for Good Prices.

George q. Baker tried the experiment
last Saturday afternoon OF holding a
winter lot auction. He reports that his
success was so great that such sales are
likely TO become common. Mr.. Baker
offered lots and dwellings AT Edgehill
Terrace. Spuyten Duyvil. Eghty-four
lots and two dwellings were sold at auc-
ton for a tota, OF sl17.625. There was
a good crowd at the sale. which was held
in n steam heated tent. and many fingered
until late in the evening TO bid on the
property, The average price OF lots sold
was sl.l40. The two houses were sold
to A. G. Walln for $4,000 and $4,000
respectively. Among the lot buyers were
], w, Doolittle L. A. Jacobs and Rose
NJ. Linden.
Mr. Baker reported that considerable
OF the property was under contract for
sale on private terms, One tract OF
twenty-one lots. he said, had been sold
to director OF the New York Central
Railroad. who would improve it with fine
houses. II is on 23lst street near the
Hudson River. Several such sales are
under negotiation, which will mean the
disposal of about $4,000 worth more OF
tho land.
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EXTENDS FIFTH AVENUE LEASE.
MargoIies Gets ~ Years Control of
Clemens House.

Edward Margolies. who a year ago
leased the Clemens dwelling at 603 Fifth
avenue for "A short term. has renewed his
lease on the property for twenty-one
years at a rental OF s350.000 for the
term. \ year ago last November, when
Mr Margolies took the property. he hoped
10 Increase his control by a long term
ease. but at the time the Clemens family
did not approve OF t. 1t was Mr.. Mar
goIes intention to spend $4,000 in
altering the house for trade. Now that
ne has secured the property for twenty
one Years he proposes to erect a six story
commercial building on the site. which Is
10, located IS feet south of Forty-ninth
fr'e' ~ the end OF the lease Mrs. Glenn
ems ". have received in rent $4,000
more than SHE paid for the property
We've years ago, From ere &. Lyons
- bougat the dwelling in 1902 for $780,
900, which was $4,000 more than he had
PAD Arson l. Flower for the house
MI Lyons altered the house be-
!ore he sold It to Mrs. Clemens. Mrs
Clemens made ii her home up to the COM
Ituon Of her residence In the Lenox
Lbrary block u year ago Albert r.
Ash'orth negotiated the lease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-15
500. 900 REALTY COMPANY.

The following realty companies received
papers Of incorporation yesterday at AL
bany:
HaiGht & Todd Realty Company. Man
haitian. capital 100000; directors. Clar-
ence NJ Hdight, Dune'len. y. J.. Katha
rine 4. Todd. New York; Ambrose G
Todd. Westfield. y. J.
Belfort Realty Corporation, Manhattan
capital $4,000; directors, Eugene &. Pot
ter. Frederick NJ. Potter. Frederick j.
Middlebrook, New York.
Harrington Realty Corporation, Man
haitian. capital $1,000. directors. James
j Hastings, 100 Broadway. New York
Charles : NJ. FIRST, Gustav Zimmerman
New York
Marsin Construction Company, Inc
The Bronx. capital $500; directors. Louis
Rubin, ei5 Tiffany street, The Bronx
Max Marcus, Elias Pogul The Bronx
Victor j. Booth Company, Inc. Man
haitian. capital $1,000; directors. Victor
]. Booth. Henry +. Booth, Yonkers; Eu-
gene Twigg. New York.
Bovine Park Realty Corporation, Man
haitian, capital $1,000 directors. Charles
L. strong, Louis kyselka. Russell D.
Burchard, New York
Eifel Construction Company. The
Bronx. capital $4,000; directors. Gertrude
Comes. lS22 Mohegan avenue, The Bronx
William +, Comes. Peter Comes. The
Bronx.
Securities Company OF Tarrytown, Inc,
Tarrytown, capital 10000; directors
Ernest L. Griffin, Delos NJ Griffin, Frank
ID, Briggs, Tarrytown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-15
SIRES MEETING REvERSES.
Foreclosure Against Last Of Their
Plaza Hotel FIankers.

The Fifty-ninth Street Real Estate
Company. which il the name under which
sire Bros. hold the property at 22 West
Flfty-ninth street, is defendant In a suit
brought by Harry S. Ford to recover a
mortgage he holds on the property. The
mousse Is dwelling altered for trade, six
stories high adjoining the Plaza Hotel.
Inc S,res bought II four years ago on the
speculation that the hotel would need II
some day for an annex. They owned the
property at s West Fifty-eighth street,
which TANKS the west end of the hotel
on the Fifty-eighth street side. Two
years ago 1t was transferred to William
l.. Mclaughlin.
Blocking the path of the Plaza extern
sion the Sires got tired waiting for results
ana "A Few years ago set out to hasten
matters. After owning the F'ifty-eighth
street dwelling since the completion of the
Plaza several years before plans were filed
Tor steel fence fifty-ive feet high TO
be built from the roof of the house
against the windows in the Fifty-eighth
street end of the hotel. As the roof OF
Sires' property Is on "A level with the sew
enth floor OF the hotel the fence would
reach to the twelfth story.
But the fence plans did not have the de-
sired result The hotel owners would not
give more for the Sires' plot than they
had offered n few years previous.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-15
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER --Markot was dul, yesterday for
everything except The undergrades. The re-
ociptS were liberal, but 1000 tubs OF them
were storage stock There was enough fresh
to meet the demand. Jobhers did not take
on any large quantities Of stock. as some
Of them believe the market will be lower
before II Is higher. Ladies and packing
stock continue firm. Prices: Creamery. *
ttras, ee score sSa3S'gc.; higher scoring.
extras, 3: score, SIC; nrsts 2sls a3li &c:
state, dairy. tubs hncst. 3lg 32c; good TO
prime, asa common TO fair, ?3We7e.
Process, extras, 2bia q 2Gc, nrsis. 2tW25c :
lower grades. 22d23c. Imitation creamery,
hrsts. ~ W2bc, Ladies. current make,
hrsts, sSH2S,Rc, seconds, ??a e2lsc, lower
grades. 2Ou2l 'gc. Packing stock. held. fine.
%2ms$, &c no. ., 2lQ2l4c.; lower grades.
cuEEsE,--Tradns yesterday was In a
sma way and generally quiet Exporters
are making more inquiry and the quantity
going abroad this week will probably ex-
coed that OF last week. There is no change
Prices follow; state. whole milk. held ape
Gals. ltc; fresh specials. ibhc., average
fancy, lts n l5c; undergrades l2la pl4igc.
Wisconsin daisies IAN al .c.i twins. AN
mlbhc,i state skins, held specials 1870
l3ge" fresh ~. q l2'sc.' poor to fair .
EGGs--Unless there are more fresh eggs
in tho future than have been coming for
the last ten days II Is difficult to tell
where the price OF now laid stock will go.
II was almost famine In fine eggs yester
duv and every grade Of Gigs took on better
prices. The market was almost on a boom.
Storage eggs were up Nc. Nearby eggs
easier than at tho close last week. hut good
stock brought outside price. Mixed colors
wetr up l., while whites were easier The
outside quotation IL now Csc. while II was
soc AT the close Saturday. The grocery
stores In the better residential districts are
charsing lsc. for new laid eExs, The. con
sumption OF refrigerator stock Is showing q
marked Improvement. Prices Fresh gath
cred, extra line, aSc.: extra nrsts. %sq itc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTED.

Hell stern have leased the seventh
10Y IN l22-2i Fifth avenue, comprising
ao'tt 10000 square feet, to ii. Kuhn *
so''. Inc, manufacturers OF boys cloth
Nt' who have been m the lower Broad
"a} section for many years.
4'h47 Schrag has leased the third loft IN
10 West Twenty-second street to NJ.
H,'f-tN Tor q term OF years the store IN
~ West Twenty second street 10 the
rIf-"r Printing Company; the second
~ Pa l'' West Tweuty-third street 20
W COHEN % 60. ana the NTH loft TO the
N'' So Dress and SUIT Company and
'pN." ,H l"'-ll West Twenty s~~enth
tLr'' % fr.cifold 4 kressel
n, "'i'rDk Fox Co. have leased co.
W., i'I" feet of space at a. to 81
"''- "on'y-hfth street. the ninth loft
'e..- Ie..'d to " w. Levine 90.
Sh' '." 'oHrth lor to the Yorke Waist,
n. .' 'no hfth loft AT l0f to los
We. i'-sovcnjh street, for a long
r''m "' wears, to the Trouville Waist
E'"m Fischer has leased for NJ
N'rr 'Ua ave story loft building
a. .'' H'.' TWouty-seveuth stCret for
taff 4" Dcyoiuy, warehouseman,
N"o "" '"ti" extensive alterations, The
'' TIC t'rm is about $4,000.
i. q. Company has leased G.
i ano ia n2-llG West Egh-
'.'" 20 Martha Wiener & 80.
.NItr' feet az space in ~ to l.
'lr.t 90 la Belle Novelty Manu-
company, and space In the
' |'airc Ruilding Broadway and
'H street, to the Gaicty shoe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-15
NEW REALTY DIARY OUT.
Real Estate boards Publication Full
of Useful Information.

Larger and containing more informa-
ton of value to real estate men than ever
before. the Diary OF the Real Estate
Board for 1915 has been issued and Is
now ready for circulation. Since the
first issue of the diary the board has
tried to Ill II with such facts as every
man dealing in real estate should have
be fore him at all times. This years book
contains among other things tho facts
regarding the government OF the city Of
New York. all kinds of information for
taxpayers. reports from city depart
ments. water rents and rules. Tenement
House Department laws building code,
measurements. tables and general rules
used in real estate and the Davies rule {;
rates OF commission, names and addresses
of leading real estate firms and informa-
ton regarding real estate associations.
The diary committee consists OF Pierre
NJ Clear chairman: Frank u. Anes.
W. l.. DE Bost. A. y. Gitterman. William
c. Lester. C Wheaton Vaughan and Wal
ter II. Warren. The book is on sale at
the board rooms for 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-15

So Pot sdam, 30 miles east OF Sandy Hook at
noon yesterday
- Antills, Puerto Mc,ico - miles south Of
HdtterAS a. noon
- olnda, GibaFa, s9 miles south OF Diamond
Shoals az noon
- Havana, Havana 50 miles south OF Ola
moud shoals al noon
- III Vale, Galveston las miles ives, OF
Tort gas al noon
~ J NJ Gutey. por1 Arthur. 100 miles west
of Tprtugas NJ noon
50 satla Guliport. u miles enst OF Sand
Key AZ noon
s. RIO Grandc. Bru"-wick ~ miles south
OF Sandy Hook NJ noon
s. CITY of NJ Lou- savannah 10. miles
south OF Sandy Hook a, noon
s. Fl Da Now orleans % miles south OF
Jupiter NJ T. VI
IS Fl Orenie, Galveston go mile. southweA
of Diamond Shoals al noon
- Energ,e. Tamplcu. 20 miles south of
sandy Hook At noon.
- Nucc's, Galveston 20 mile. south Of
Sandy Nook AT 4
- tnucho, Galveston lN miles west of Tor
tu-ds AZ = VI
Sandy Hook al : +,