davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
Mckinney
Dope

When the German army forced its
way TO within fifteen miles Of PsFis.
II made the German eagle soar: and
when the army was forced 70 retreat.
Il also made the German eagle sore
Cesundheit!
-
The following IL copy Of IN a.
thentic message received By Cor.
Carransa:
Hon. venustiano Carransa, Msxieo.
City:
Please accept my deepest syDpa-
thy and let me know II ! may ~
pare . comfortable home on this sjle
Of the water for yourself and cata.
net. r
(0ignedD vict0riano Hsertaw
Something Of . josher. isn't hs
Oh. you Vic
There are people living In La Jun.
ta who do not know that Il II with.
out doubt the best town Of less thaa
10000 population In the state oi
Colorado. Any one who has travel.
ed over the state. and has observed
business conditions. knows this. II
Is not guess work: it's fact. and
that Is the reason that the Tribune
II getting up this big Industrial edi-
tion. TO advertise the fact To the
world that La Junta II the best
town on the map"
.
Its nice to live In n metropolitan
city like La Junta instead Of
we'll. Rocky Ford. for instance.
Since the change In train service on
the Santa fe. We fortunatcs who
live In La Junta still get our Denver
mall and Denver morning paper Al
1880 o'clock. Hut the train which
brings our mall to La Junta does moi
stop at Rocky Ford and the Rocky
Forditcs have 10 wait for their mail
until the next train. which comes Il
:::s .. m. Yes. Il Is certainly fine
TO live In a big city.
Il -
A literary man from the east who
was visiting In Colorado was the
guest Of honor At . dinner party xiv.
en- by La Jnnta family. The guests
who were invited 10 meet the litcr.
ary light. were greatly impressed By
the honor. After dinner be wna ths
center Of . group Of Interested mea.
Said one lady to another. II sup
pose hs II talking about Isben or Tol.
stoi or SchopenhAuer or something
else that We couldn't underssand.
Let ~ 80 over and hear what shsy
are discussing"
II They Joined the interested groun
about the great man and this Il
what they heard him ssy:
''It viii not keep II light coiore(
bottles. I always Insist that the
bsswssy send II 70 ny houss In ~
brown bottles and thea I know thal
u will - ail sishl"
II -
4 TAs Pictorial Industrial rAltleo
Of " great family Journal vhieh 4
nev 10 ceurss ~ prspasasles vi1i =
. hsndlaesr. Witch b - svssybsly
knews ssvsn1 degrees beeese thsn :
1a,aealeeese. u VIII seolala Z
hisoeey - II Junta sa1 q ~ A.
haasas valIsy. hislsssse q ~
eAussAes = Il Sonta. Osslssss q
~ eaufsAea. ssAosoA pat11s bail1,
lnsn. ~ ~ an(s M sFuek. u
eo0oae bgl1Ua. ~ eooassy sunoool
- ~ buqlDon hsospA n ~ q
- ooooo1n G1oo1Aoo g ~. noG1rnn
Il 49,. - \ -.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
SOME MORE SHORT LOCALS


Mrs. II. W. Wagner spent last Sat
urday in Pueblo shopping.
Miss Mabel Kennan. OF the county
clerks office spent Sunday In Rocky
Ford with her parents.
Mrs. r. C. Inse left last Friday
night for Waverly. Kan. TO visit her
mother for three weeks.
Mrs. Minnie Hurst came down from
Pueblo last Saturday and spent the
day with friends In this city.
Niss Juaaita Nelson. Of Mansanola.
spent the week end In this city -
the guest Of Miss Sophia Ruegg.
Mr.. and Mrs. vssn Mann weat 70
Rocky Ford last saturday 70 spsad
Sunday With relatives ana frieads.
MrA G. W. PAilAour returned 70
her homo IN Pssblo Moaday aftsr
several days visit VITA llr. and Mrs.
G. A. PhilAour n this city.
Mn. J. q. woodruff Iset early IN
~ wssk fss Lss Anososs. Callf..
Whsso - vlll vlale ln1oloalesay vtth
nsxt noath.
Mn. r. ". Banks. Who has beso
visiting relatives In. Dss Moines.
Iowa. for several weeks returned 70
her home In this city Tuesday.
Prof. and Mrs. J. H. Larrick mo-
tored up from Las Animas last Sun
day and took dinner with friends in
this city and In the afternoon attend
ed the aviation meet In Rocky Ford.
Mrs. Delmar Draper spent Q few
days the latter part Of the week with
her sister. Mrs. C. X. Orahood. In
Las Animas.
Rev. Emmanuel Payne went 10
Denver Monday morning 70 attend
the Baptist Conference which was
held In that city this week.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Christian church will give a chick
en- dinner and supper at Harmony
Hall on Thursdsy November 18th.
Meals 2S cents.
Dr.. X. c. sapero. the eye. ear. noss
and throat specialist, will be n La
Junta at the Sherman Houss. two
days. Tuesday and Wednesday, No
vembsr 18th and loth.
Mrs Henry Iloaaksr and littia
DAUGHTER arrived IN this city Sunday
from their home - Rlrniaghnu,
N-.. and will spend Q short time wtth
sn Hcnakerr parents. Nr. and Mrs.
Gorge 8. Ths.Epou
Mrs. Paul Ferris Who has bssn vis-
itins her parsnts NJ. and Mn. Geo.
A. kilsore for several weeks. left
Monday for Los Angeles. Calf.
where she will vislt inlsfintsly With
her brother. WIN Kilsess and wife.
Bvias your chiidrsa y ~ ohsr-
man House. vhses Dr. X. Q. ospseo.
~ wen knovn ~. eas. nose 81
sorooe eooc1ollsl, Win 0xnUlno thoer
eyes and youn free fee tvo lays-
Tsesday asl Wednesday. levenhse
15th asd lolh.
nin Hasel Weel1s. - e ~
ssaeAsfs b ~ leeal sohoo0 ~ sall-
- - ~ hsae h n1naGnoeoa Tues-
~ - aeeeaat = - oon1A q q
aune Mlse Fan WDonoal suhoo0-
eoes4 p ~ soom loslas NJ
Weeoes's ebseaea.
D. = Q. Gnotgo. ~. ~. 80
anl tAsoas eDoo1nl11e e penvoe. ~
oenln - = ~ 5tDla IT, m lnoa
1ees1av ~ Wo1neslay, leesonScP-
15eA - 1q1s = ~ oAeenoo 49,
censu11o11oo ~ esnu1nol6en -.
oaanee 1voa Can easly.
= = ourass& oDesneoslpe g
l.eeoy yeg4s sossls - ~ 81.
eg9 oo(vs = - noo1n :. 6
- 7olunn ueoo1, - 49, Vn6o,
- ~ ~ o11nn10onv ~
I
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
Fort i.,os Gan C,sh.

The weekly event Of the r. y. Trat
and Gun Club Of Fort Lyon. was fir.
ed Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and
ie strings or 900 targets were trap.
ped. The sensational score Of the
day was the practice string by DR.
Cricve. breaking 81 out Of es a,
clean ~ any trap shooter ever dream.
ed Of doing. The doctor IL defend.
Ing Interpolation as trophy shooter
admirably. and has shothimscif into
"A" class for keeps.
N. v. Hartsell and z. 9. Connolly
Joined the club on Sunday and an
now full fiedsed members. qualified
70 shoot on all club contests and 10,
all club prisss. They srs ail comina
10 one BY one.
The new club Officers are q fol.
lows: President. Dr. c. G.. 0rieve;
field captain. A. -. Pairang: aeere.
sAry. d. c. Allen: squad hussisr. q
-. Mitchell; treasurer. J. ?. Rupert.
hastsell. who II = begiansr. sur.
prissd the boys By powdsriag 81 ou,
Of -. With fine action. ooas Of ths
latest msnbsn Of the club ars shoot.
ing ~ 10 fine form.
This Sundays shoos masks the b..
SHINING os 100 tarest shoot for :
nss ef shslls avas1el ~ the club.
We sxpsct tvsaty sassles on this con.
tsse aal ~ prisss as0 veil worth
coatsselag fee.
~ elub Vim eivs . big surkey
shoos sens ans seoa before Thaaks-
glviag.
~ eiub ssssaAs . welcome e s,I
esaD aoooesss h L. Animas ssa Ill
vselasey y eo0e eut Sunday neen-
~ 80 ~ ~ y ~ great American
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14
G AslIsss CAsssA.

= assvssss as.< ssaaay. xsvsnsss
~ ~ csnnsaisa u : .. =.
ueeol19 tsovee q ~ :. =, -.
eoo1eo ~ HI Proyssls. =
vel1eo tsoroP = 5soo = =. -.
- - ~ calls1 Seouas
I - oo1ooo g - 4 =
! - = evlloe = e1oon1 ~ -
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-10

ut says che world Il drying up.v why can't these
Us; DON'T We kn6w ~" Il the despairins lsment d
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-10
THE WHITING HABIT
Courier-Journai.


oafng In small
whiting.
Northern Kentucky
maple which
magnificent shade the oafers
The village oafer whites
cuar harm he doing
ployed
his a
and there a halt should be called
public private They whtte
benches
whiting
nexcusable 1t
,ersfsence of a
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-10
PURE, UNADUL TERATED GRAFT

ere is FEDERAL statute which allows members Of Congress 20
per mile
per mile each while
cents when travelling
Representative
uoduced bill
De their actual which would included railroad
sleeping berths dining
was all honest member
bill
very large majority of
record;
@ needed the money bring the families with them AS though
encumbent
expenses OF all the family o
Say what please about
may that is not honest
and taking peoples
just right
belonging to the deposio
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-10

girls getting preter and year. Obs
with reflection
eyes This viii be fine old world about 1888"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-10
". h. P9TrfR Is ONLY
CANDIDATE FOR JUDGE
Special to The NeasS.

Special to The NeaeS.
Jackson, Miss. April lev. H..
Potter, of this city, is the only candi-
date who has thus far appeared in the
field for circuit iudgeship in the
Eighth district, and indications are
that he will be elected without op-
position.
The. Eighth district is by far the
most important in the state, owing to
large amount of litigation involving
questions of government originating
in the state capital
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-10
Chancellor.

We are authorized to announce
Judge J. Morgan Stevens, the present
Chancellor, as candidate to succeed
himself, in the Democratic primary
election provided by the present leg
islature for the election Of judges.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-10
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR SERVICES

Hattiesburg Commandery No. 81,
Knights Templar, will observe Easter
services at the Christian church, Main
street, Sunday afternoon at 800
o'clock. All visiting Knights and the
public are extended cordial invita-
ton to attend these services. 9-3t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-10
1T CAN BE LEGALLY DONE

dollar stock
raising
with
Ions engaging the farming
that a
and though there difference
authority
Right mott
and
thing Everybody admits ling
hit I've something
hope
they to let that?
Going
unnble foolish radical
least another which provides
N lies. limited liabilities?
Il ling, going to TRY do something with it?
the Business
Il Isterday. We leave it in their hands today.
Conserving schools Bishop
poruniues mad fanatics Il
fS3 &5 --#--y
girls getting wearing year.
eyes: This Q 1888" II
comnae he prohibit
navy NOW watch increase
il dsss6 navy~ An Right win Be good radiance bad
vi ist says che world il drying upg ny these
41r Us; DON'T We kn6w ~" TIE despatans hment Of
s< - <z<zl z5S 1 xs< Il rs & 81 z3l
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-10
City Commissioner

We are authorized to announce
A. n. Inerarity as candidate for
Commissioner Of the City of Hatties
burg, subject to the will of the people
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-10
ANNOUNCEMENT
Circuit Judge.

We are authorized to announce
PAUL B. JOHNSON as a candidate
for circuit Judge of the Twelfth Ju.
dicial District, subject to the will Of
the people.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-10

he recent order to prohibit the of ntoxcants in
s TimesUnio says: Now watch out for increase
be navy All right; It viii be good radiance Of bad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-17
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
EX DIV IDES
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.
. Court -Aupellafg niXls

NEW 1pftN '''NNIAs
supreme Court-Appeilate Divisiou-Ee-
Supreme Court--Appeila,e rerm-Recess
supreme Court-Special Term-Part L.
BEFORE Delany. J.-Litlgated motions
ka;zmsn vs.. Rosenihal; ?, Rodgers W
Maudsrer. 3. Wolfe vs. watts, T. Pierrepont
Hall. G. Penny vs.. Heide, :. mn " Cooley
:. Beecher VS. Eggers; .. Posncr VS.. Bloom.
10, Same " Same; II. Finnegan vs. wels-
vs., vs. Hi; a. Moen vs. r Moen; a.
Matter city OF y. y; H. Robinson We. Nc.
knight: Is, Epstein -. smolensky, 10 Mat
ter OF Mllsteln: 20. Hess vs. CAIN. q. Dc
maes vs., FeinDerE ~ Blum ", trumpet
Same vs., same. IS. Naughton vs.. Cortwest
Realty ga Farmer vs. Keller Farmer 90.
vt,Ghsr: 20. curtis VS., Cook; 80, German
i mi Go S s,y y GuSETs ,rIS ~;
80 Hun, vs.. Hunt. 81. Matter OF Colum-
vs. y Y. Herald; SO, Matter OF Block; ~
May LAY S:;o; sia1nsrd 81, Tit,h Ave shop
vs. pinkus. 30. same vs., Kinxenbeck; ~,
Msnhestsn ssy In';itnt,9n vs. Hutk9 =:
rsterna' So Land & Lien co Co. vs. BE Becker S
tndsrhi % Kissmstt.r " vs. '| WOOD ai;' 90
rhiiipp Co, vs.. Deutscher Kriegerbund; 81,
sane san. vs. SANE, 81: same vs. same; So,
50, Nebelong VS.. o'Rourke Eng Constr. /:
So Met Life Ins. Co. ,s. Heinze: 81. Mat
ter OF BROAD ST. Openings IS, wslnreb Va.
n V. Rys,; So Same vs., same; 60, Schmitt
W Wolf Bread Co, 81. Kaiser VS. Gormley;
Fretschy. 81. Donaldson VS.. Donaldson; IS,
Berns vs.. Berns; 90. Lefkowitz W. Green
feld 81. y. V L. Ins CO. VS. Robinson.
49, y V L. Ins. Co vs. Pagan: 90. Calm
W Morris; 10. Do Nilto va DE Milo; ~.
Jones vs. Bernheimer; ~ Snydacker vs.
Threshold Realty; 70, sllberberg We. Cregan;
a. Kass VS.. Goldberg; 10. Weglnd vs.
Wiser; rs, Matter of Young. II, Matter
Of kenealy; rs. Hirshenh6user VS. Seidmsn;
TO- De Gregorio vs. Levi; So same VS.. Man
delman; ST, Same vs Levi: So Matter Of
King; SO, Same Same. 81, Kisuber vs.
Y. = safe Deposit; So. Matter Of Lclve:
So Demuth VS.. n Y. l. ins & TT: ST.
Bronson vs. Amer chem. z Co; S. Resel-
man W ReEelman; SO, De Wilt VS.. Levy; 3d.
Garibaldi vs. Mas; 81. Petrasch VS. Pc
trasch. ", sherman VS. Brodzky; 90 Jan
over VS. Kaplan; 81 Morelll w. Morelli:
80 Wolf vs.. 5yth st. II. E. Co: 80, Gusthal
vs. Abrshams OF, Canno vs.. Int II, r; 9s
Freedman vs. Same 80 Est Of Faith Va
Same: 100. Rosenwaike vs. same; lOl. Me
Same; 1903. Munz vs.. same; l0i, Neuschotz
Seuschotz. 105. Trustees Dyckman Ii
brsry vs.. Hayes. 100. Gerger VS.. Schatz
l07, McDermOtt vs.. y. Y, y II. a. II. Il r.
l0s. stein vs. stein. 100, Doun vs. Doun
no. Pyne Kronethal; III Graf w.
Uonwit Realty; lig, Tostman vs. Schneider
ii3 Armstrong VS., Armstrong IA, B"tts
lls Man. ny. VS.. Wln,hrop; III, schiehler
VS. Schiebler; IFS EisenberE vs. Eisenberg;
il9 Matter OF city Of y. 2; l20. Matter
OF Levinson 3 Gickman l9i. Elliot W..
Elliot. i?2 Astleti VS. Sanchez: 1913. Lo-
weinberg vs., strunsky; l2i. Proctor VS..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-17

YSkkMJSsrFH IRfTz ara otA.f', Rain,
In pgi.ssno; Of !adsm.n, Of to..cie..
sstS DAY o. July. ,sis The aade s sa'
saicsroom Sos. ii:is v.sey Street i in *.
s'e 9Ss af., Sss ssp,sm S S rGFh
eelock noon on that day, by Joseph j.
.s iS 10 be a sa a hsr.n BY
scribed as foilows: ALL that certain lot,
iSSs Tws,s Ward OF IN. ye city .G %
Ssw YORK In ne County and State Of
sEG,NS SIs :. so'r, on r., sou.ns.y
westerly from tn. southwesteriy corner OF
and parallel with second Avenue and partly
siock; thence Westerly along said .een, ire
ns ana ssssh t oSe
thence Nor,heriy and again parallel with
party wall: on. Suhdfs3 Zee, ana sievsn
Inches 20 r. said souinerly side Of ons
and eighth street. twenty ave fee, to The
H.rm.h Monksv and serena ,Monks%. his
In the ofice of the Register of the CITY OF
New York. County OF New York. ~ Llber
day OF August A. d, 1855. at o'clock
- minutes p. NJ. And which were con
Joseph FRITZ. Rosie Kriexer Lizzie jaeger
and Clara Bosche Fritz, BY deed bearing
oTics OF the Register OF the County OF New
York. on the 9Th day OF February. 1906. In
Liber II5. page $50 and indexed under
block number 1857 on the iand map OF the
City OF New York.
Dated, New York August 10, 1914
DENIS OIL. COHALAN. Referee
AMEND AMEND, Attorneys for Plalntir
No. lis Nassau street. Manhattan. New
The following Is a diagram OF the prop
erty to be sold: Its street number Il 2ss
East lotth Street:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-17
Cotton states weather.

For North Carolina, fair to-day tAunAsr
showers at nigfR or to- morrow in wsst 49,
tion fair in east: night to moderate WIND.
mostly south.
For South Carolina, partly cloudy ss-Aay:
local thunder showers In south psrts0u: On
settled tomorrow: probably local thundsr
showers; light south winds.
For Georgia and Alabama, local tA0nA6
showers to-day and probably to-msrrsV !:
moderate shifting winds. mostly south.
For Mississippi. fair In north. fscaI
thunder showers in south portion to.dsy
and probably tomorrow. light shifting
winds. becoming south.
For Louisiana, local thunder showers o.
day and probably Tomorrow; moderate
shifting winds.
For eastern Texas. local thunder sh~vsrs
to-day: warmer In north portion tomorrow
unsettled showers In north and east portions
moderate southwest winds on the coast.
For western Texas, fair to-day and ts-
morrow without decided temperature
change.
For oklahoma. fair and somewha warmer
to-day: fair and continued warm TONER
row.
For Arkansas fair to-day: warmer II
central and east portions: fair and con-
tinued warm tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-17
FORECLOSURES sALEA

-,
YORK ]. CAULFIELD, Plain.
tin; against IDA n. CoNKLIN and others
In pursuance of a judgment OF torecio.ur.
and sale. duly made and entered In the
soth day Of July. 1919. l. the undersisned.
the Referee In said Judgment named will
sale,roon. Nos: i.-is ye.ey st, in TIE
on os,o The r 18th day ., August isi, q, z
KENNELLY, Auctioueer, the premises dI.
rected BY said judgment to be sold and
therein described az Follows; All that certain
lot, piece or parcel of land. with the building
lying and being in >the Borough OF Man.
haitian. OF the City OF New York, In the
County and State of New York bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at a point
on the northsrly side Of Ninety-nr Street,
essterly from the northeasterly corner OF
Columbus Avenue And Ninety .hrst Street
running thence northerly. parallel with Co
iumous Avenue and part of the distance
through party wall. one hundred feet eight
line OF the block; thence sasteriy along said
middle line Of the block, eighteen (iS feet;
hvsna. one Hundred Zee, eiss, and ONE 10" 3
,n ,n., ,ioos 49, 70 The nor,herly I'm, o.
the came eighteen UO feet to the point or
p'f Dated a. SS .W Yo4t. Angus, ard. 1911.
JOHN r. oUfNLAS. Referee
JOHN H. REGAIN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
23s broadway. Manhattan. New York
tn. fcS,i =. t.. ai..,aw Of III. PROP:
Ninety -nrst Street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-17

Morse; 20. Klein VS.. silberfeld 1875, Fricke
supreme court,-special Tcrm-Part II
4 ii TX par,e matters '" WOW
Surrogate,s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co
for probate-James Blythe. Bridget Redins-
ton. John Herdtfelder. Michael F, ORourke.
line " Mtc fGfy George TSrr B r,nh are,
Clara Smith, Sophie claryss, David Will
City cour,-sp.cial Term--Part BE
fore smith. J. Court opens at 10 A. NJ Mo-
lions
at 10 4. NJ. Elk parte matters.
KINGS COUNTY
supreme Court--Appellato Division-sec-
ond judicial Department Recess.
supreme Court--speclal Term. Court
opens az 10 4, NJ. Before Van sieen. J.
Litigated motions Before Morschauser' J.
supreme court-specIal Term-rrisls-
supreme Court--rrial Term. Adjourned
u" County nrS c @H"oS cs iSl "
tons returpable and orders signed In Part
County Court--Criminai caiendar-For
AZ 10 A. NJ. George Gordon, cocaine; Frank
Hamilton burslaryi frank saIesbergT
robbery; Edward Williams burglary James
MCWalters, assault;
August Dsnkenbrnk, william finland.
Harry Kirson. burglary; Michael DAlbro,
carrying dangerous weapons, Jake Beder-
ceny Salvatore cosillo. assault, Frank Mer-
kilanno, assault.
Surrogates Court-Before Ketcham. s.
Court opens at 10 a, NJ. in the Hall of Rec
ords on second floor. Wills OF Mary Louise
Deyo. Mary Mckinley, Helen Cropsey Cart
neg, Anthony Miller, Euphernia y. Drew.
Alstta n, Lott, Awel II. Weigel, Johanna
Rrieimann, Bridget Tracey, Henry Hol,1 Ac-
n Eradarlnk
Joseph Mccrsy Elizabeth Helm. Robert T,
RYAN, Jane Harbein. John McGrsth Mary
NJ Movers. Mary H. Frolhe. Administration
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-17
PBOPOsALA.

PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND
REY H. Yor Ely k sSld t. 1919.
Sealed proposals In triplicate will be re
ceived IN the ONCE of the Quartermaster
General Of the Army. Washington. b, c,
until $500 j, M, Eastern time sept 1,
1914 and then opened. for furnishing and
Delivering articles OF stationery and desk
supplies listed In Schedule No. H. at the
ton and schedules furnished on application
70 Depot .. ~. New York City. or to the
Quartermaster General OF the Army, Wash
ington. ID. G, Envelopes containing pro.
posals should be Endorsed Proposals for
Stationery and Desk Supplies" and sd-
dressed to The Qusrtermaster General
u =. Army, Washington, d G.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-17
Weather for the Week.

WASHINGTON. Aug is--Thc United
states Weather Bureau forecast for the
week beginning tomorrow is as folloAr:
Low pressure prevails from the upper lake
region westward and northwestward through
Alaska into the Pacific, while In the East
and South pressure Is comparatively high.
indicating a week with temperatures some
what above the normal over the northern
and central portions of the country.
There Will, however, be thunder showers
over the northern and central areas east Of
the Rocky Mountains during the nrst half
OF the week and locally and occasionally
during the second half
In the south Atlantic and Gulf States local
thunder showers will continue with seasoA-
able temperatures. while In the extreme
West generally fair weather will prevail
during the week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-17
LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS.



We the undersigned. In order TO form a
limited partnership. pursuant to the laws OF
the State OF New York. do hereby certify:
FIRST--The name or arm under which
such partnership Is to be conducted Is
Barney n COLI, and the county wherein the
principal place OF business Is TO he located
Is the County OF New York
aECOSp-The general nature of the bust
ness Intended TO be transacted Is the pro-
fession OF architecture
TIilRD--The names Of all the general and
special partners interested therein all OF
whom are. of full age, and their resnective
places Of residence are as follows:
The general partner II stockton Beekman
Colt. who resides at Elizabeth. New Jersey
The special partner Is J. stewart Barney
who resides at No. 81 West S7th Street. New
York City.
FoURfH-The amount OF capital which
the said j. stewart Barney. the speclal
partner: has has contributes ID, TO The common
FIFTH--The partnership Is TO begin on
the first day of August, 1914. and Is 20 end
on tho thirty -rrst day Of July. 1917
STOCKTON BEEKMAN COLT.
j. STEWART BARNEY.
Acknowledgements and afidavits attach ed
10 original on file In County Clerks once "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-17
sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

BAClGALUpO. JEANETTE lin psir-
sudnce OF an order OF Hon, Robert Ludlow
Fowler, surrogate OF the County OF New
having claims against Jeann.tte II. Gac ii
lupo, late OF the County OF New York, de-
ceased. TO present the same with vouoAers
transacting business, tho once OF Coudert
Brothers, No Rector street In the city Of
New York, on or before the 18th day OF Jan
nary next. Dated, New York, the 10th day OF
july, 1914 FRANK JEANNE and WILL.
lam NJ HAMILTON, Executors COUDERT
BROTHERS. attorneys for Executors.
Rector street. y. Y. city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-17
iOIth Street.

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above described
properly IL to be sold. Is Twelve thousand
six hundred and nifty dollars with interest
thereon from the 3oth day OF June. 1914.
together with costs and allowance amount :
ing to Three hundred eighty one 1900 dol
lars with interest from July 49, 1914. to-
amount of the taxes. assess
m ents and water rates. or other liens. which
are to be allowed to the purchaser out OF
cree. Is Seventeen hundred hfty.elght os-l0o
dollars and interest.
Dated. New York. August 10, 1914
DENIS OIL. COHALAN. Referee.