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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-05
QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
EsinI Iarna

Trial Term.
Calendar in Part ], at 10 A.. VI.
GARRETsON. j.
JaniezewsHi. admN Munen/C l,,.rpp
Fitzpatrick lRoecke' duihI/ t o. ,-NiN
Rozzoi Champlain Silk Boehm' admxlWllis
WoicieckhowiCZ/ SchoehuoIl' au"iH
TichoIs con O'Grady & ano
C..rtcrs Josinsky Harold Ocean FL Ky
.,rar,rons U}r,ihna Boland/C
Nta,nfban/CNY Of al Major Colonial Bk
Nalstedt/ BUElRR lfahelh phiIhO'N
The following causes, II marked Ieauy
will be passed for the day. no CAUSE wiz W
set for day on TINS call
Standardization Gas EarnettLA Am stopper 20
I ridcewood y Bk/Jungl Bulger/ Neuschler
= ono Gonenbusky /NsIg Ret
Walter BHRR iGleDher duH'A/ N0""'
+ ahl/EdeewaterSawMi kty 20
Ma shalt Steen Col .iorteI No''ya ,e5T,l,y
, Bohn, inf/Jackson moscow ~ a. D.,
Eonkel inf/Noln - h",e, -, 49,
AUgustin/ BQ6SRR t"N pl i,I.
Vogel/ BQ&SRR lGerteHhaituns
Highest reached on general calendar NO ooo'
DECISIONS.
BY KELBY. j.
Co,acicco/ Colacicco: introductory Judgment
Eifein. jr. /Kruesl, ct al, findings and 'uos-
ment signed. - o,ointinr
Iaco6 DeuenhoIz receiver upon rlns BOND OF
s, 600. signed. order OF publication IN us
ing Daily Times and NeWto"h ltH.,ssaIatrt
I signed. order allowing ai"Se "
signed. ~, ,-, and Fi,,a
Trump. his wife; the plaintih mas hoI Us
tained the burden OF proving the aheshtiou ,
/ of his complaint. find the agreement was NO.
REFORMED by plaintiff: that there vas rs no
/ Partnership in the property; that plalhtri -
entItied To- the return OF the 500 as agreed ~
the defendant Judgment for defendant az
missing complaint without costs, submit Hnu-
incs and judgment accordingly ,,h
katherine Schmitt/Anna Stehn ana JOSEF"
Stehn tr: findings and Judgment slsned.
Anna Katzncr/ Samuel Wiener ana anoItheI'
T decline to pass upon the proposed indihss
submitted by the attorneys for the aelenuans'
Rosa Wiener, until the minutes are turhlshen.
perhaps with the full minutes before them tne
u,hole OF the evidence may be reduced 70 ildI
ratiNo form as findings. To propose q hndihss
~ fact in this case appears 10 me TO De riulc1-
lous. .D,.rro>-
Schroeder Elhein. ct al. order substituting
John Block in place of Mirabcau l.. Towns
Matilda Ziegler and another, as executors OF
Tho and trustees under the last will and testh-
mont OF William Ziegler. deceased Maria Lana
10 IA New York corporation), New haven
Trust Co. order OF discontnuance as 10
noTfion signed and delivered to c. 4 Zoe.
Rronisiawa Wojetczak/ American MIG am
Aa,'it 10 be nled with other papers.
Nathalie s. Lambeer. as executor etc'I
ror,, Island Railroad: preference allowed even
is,,es Of Inc MAY. 1914 term In regular ORDER
otherwise motion denied.
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dissolution NOTICE.

TINsMAN BLoCKI. ATTYS.
40 ,a1o FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLD9.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
sup and assumption OF business BY q. Logan
Payne-N0tice Is hereby given that me part
rsystlo existing between G.. Logan Payne 4
Yonn1 has been dissolved by mutual consent
NJ PAYNE having bought out the interests OF
Mr. Young. will continue the business under
the name OF The g. Logan Payne GO. at me
cd osnces OF the partnership al ana ~
Ns,ouett. Bldg Chicago 30 9Th Ave. New
York CITY, and 40 BEomneld 81. Boston.
G. LOGAN PAYNE.
EDGAR II. YOUNG,
TINsNAN & PLOCkI. AttyA
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INCORPORATED AT TRENTON

Trenton, n. j., May 4-The following
New Jersey charters were filed to-day:
rohn $. Gelgers Sons Co. Newark contract
to-. 500 900: ]. J. Geger. Mary L. Geiger East
trScting: j. J. Geiger. Mary l. Ge'ger' Last
Srsnee. Charles T. Geiser. Newark.
Povai Investment Co, Newark, real es'ate'
go 600. Michael Hollsnde-, Albert Hollandsr'
William Harris. Newark.
a. ooo. Frederick II. Ebehardt. Frank y.
Millag jr. George E. Duncan. Park Ridge
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sURRoGATE'S NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler. serross,. OF
H. County Of New York. notice Is hereby
.ay.n 10 an psrsons having claims against
Nary v. smith late Of the County OF New YORK.
sSSe.sed. 10 present the same With yolehsrs
thereof 10 the subscriber az his place g
,,sr.setins business at the Once Of Thsali
a Ream. No IS Wall ST., Borough OF Man
S.ttsn in the city OF New York. on or be-
rprs the LIST day of June next
Dated New York. the 2+th day OF NO.
x.mber' 1918. AUGUST LoBER. Executor.
THEALL 81 BEAM. attorneys for executor
as Wall st., Manhattan. New YORK.
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: Centre line OF block
Tb. snproxlmate amount Of the lien or
-. 10 satisfy which the above described
nroosrty 4. 20 be sold. Is s., 30 SO. with in
crest thereon from the "a day Of April. 1914.
$1,000 with the costs and allowance, amount
. ,n soos on with interest from April 30.
ieia together with the expenses OF the sale
The approximate amount OF the taxes assess
ments and water rates, or other nehs, wh 49,.
nn,cbas, money or paid by the Referee Is
AIS 70 and interest. said premises viii .:
sold subject 70 a frst mortgage IN ths sum ..
soS o..S with accrued interest thereon. ana 10
an state Of facts which an accurate survey
would show. ,os->,,vpc p.,.r..
49,. ~sw York MAY 9Th. 1914.
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| ,S,,r Martins FerrN' Outo, r. . 49,
NH vork. d Moore. orleans; A, ".
nanacarville steubenville. Ohio; d sessier'
sS's orleans. and Il. Linton, Washington
,Snifted 70 pracucc
DECISIONS.
=. so-Richards Washington Terminal
:. reversed With costs, and remanded WIN
,, ~. 10 reverse Judgment or supreme
49," "a Tistrict OF Columbia and remand
...s 90 that court with directions for new
re "a. ssa-Holden Land and Livestock Co
=, Al Interstate Trading co CT al. bNs
n.scd for want ~ jurisdiction.
No. i75-Bowling ct aLfU. S. Amrmeo
ana remSndcd. s az
n s Vulte. Alarmed.
10 sse-Seahoard Air Line Ry.(J. r race
Iule Co Reversed with costs C ana ,Ssdne 81
Dismissed for want OF jurisdiction.
No g. original-Arksnsas tennessee NJ
sr n settle line OF boundary between states
wis time and 10 direct location or inc
led and case TO be disposed OF !" ree"'"'
30 -. original-Ex parts Daniel E. struo.
ave 10 nle petition for VIII OF n'e"oS'""'
40. 7ss-oliver Texas Motion TO advance
.rsnted assigned for argument Octooer 10
Nos e36 and 9ST-Puliman % r nnVd as
.rouer Motions TO advance granted as
,igned for argument october IL ., No.
10. so1-O'Neiu ct al Learner et al. MO
Hon 10 dismiss postponed to nearing Oh 0a''
" Y ,,e' los2-s,ead. executrix. ct ai/curtis ct
A. Writ OF certiorari denied. ~ A.,
No 72s-Ledbetter. receiver |MandeiL AZ
s-ned with costs.
ARGUED AND SUBMITTED.
"a cert. S. rHonand-Ameriea Line
votion 20 advance submitted. ,,t..
40. Qe-Craig Jarrett. Motion TO dismlss
~thv,ftfod ,---,-
"S To -Telefunken wireless Telegraph
- - l. : National Electric signslhhs 70
:, al Petition for writ OF ceruora1 suo-
nitted. ,,,.h., r. lazarus
Prentice. Motion TO dismiss or aHlrm SUI
1ot1-Nutdal Life Insurance co. OF
\ y Green 81 al Petition for VIII OF CT
No aeo-Iouisisna Railway & Navigation
% Robrman. Mayor OF New orleans MO
Sn 10 dismiss submitted. ~.
No 1OtO-Delieyie/ Fechheimer- Fishel GO,
,ankrupt Petition for writ Of certiorari
No 4es Mcdonald ct al oregon Railroad
Navigation co. Motion to DISMISS SUD
No. 1o24-Great Northern Railway Col.
3 Petition for writ OF certorari submitted
No. O44-McClintockI city Of Pa"tucNe''
same
No. 1Oss-American Ice co. /Porreca. Same.
No. 357-Edwards Mccoy. Collector OF Gus
orns Of Philippines. Dismissed with costs
No 35g-GallagherI Florida East Coast
No 3O5-Ennis Water Works City OF En-
10 s52~Chicaso. Rock Island & Pacific
Railway Co Beatty. submitted.
so 343-Naldcs LarrinsgR. Argued
No S44-Paco Express Co ct aL/Rudman
N can Tor MAY 5-Nos S55. S5s $50 SOL
.sS SCI SOS 500. $40 and 3T2 land 3I3)
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# 9. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. MAY THE condition Of the
tinted states Treasury at the beginning or
business to-day was; Net balance In general
fund sTg4si 39T. total receipts saturaay -
/gO l30. total payments saturday. SIT 20
Ths deficit this fiscal year IL $50 Vo oss
agains a surplus OF 81. $50 2sI last year. .1eID-
sive OF Panama Canal and public deos uahS
actions. ---.' q
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-A-0Ngf,. CONE. WARD AND ROGERS, il.
1cysll- Mcconnell Mfg IlChaloner/ sherman
AUTO supply Bates Un ited Shoe
7au Mammoth Incu- Re Scoheld Co
hator CofTcahout Actisels kabet ln8rid/
sil-ksteinJU G r II y
.e1iEh coal Nav Mizell ElmureI Hsml-
T.r little ton. In re Hollns
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The following causes N answered ready
VIII be passed for the day;
Martin NassauERR lMcI<ar/NassauERR
Dediksen /Hapsen Tucker/Riley
Sherry NsssauERR piccIolo/BHRR
Romanik Ia wronowiczl Ashby /Karn
Prohera/ Am Mfg Sadowsky/BHRR
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
BY LEHMAN, J.
Re Trabert-W T Quinn
Oppenheim /Oppenheim-J W HYDE
Claiming /Brann-C Moisl.
Kass /Goldberg-A Wiener
Schepor/ McI>ean--A Blumenstiel.
Keller Niau-A Wiener.
BY DAVIS. J.
Peckwith /Peckwith-J Mcintyre.
Suydam/ Delano-A Richie.
BY COHAbAN. J.
ms/McClave-M J Egan.
BY BLANCHARD. J.
Piester/ Stanley Golliek-A Baxter.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

StPKEME tothi'
MORsCHAUsER, J.
Part III.
KEOGH. j.
Part 1.
Calendar called at 9.iJ a 10.
Fried /NYNH&H fIetehetr y } ~ | 81 mol.
Eeenev Nan Wyck u Naley 'o/be'
carH,ano /C ovinO hno
Rosenthal/ Sladon Liberty brSH sLCN, u
Guiheal X V RVS Mccarthy Ringler c
Sehu 't,,.' tnptirdsau Heike/ Maxwell Briscoe
1onn, TX Gin Gibson Richards
The following causes III dhs"ercu ieauy
viii be passed for the day. NO cause Will
he set down for a day upon the cans
..,,.rCpg,, Con lFdvards/NYCSHR
sehop oii,-r'I West 81 Ry Maher/Gsnts
Rec TOtaTo/NINHGH
so &c, ~ TpStcbards McLevy/SYC&
nuriI ~ w. IWacEey In stove W/Ruth Rlty
mach .,y,t, suoI{ & Den Dunn/Sta Gas Light
p. h'r,er IA, Nern ArbutiaO/ Pttgh Con
ohlIJobson clifford Co u AlsefanJ j. hearn Z
Hctzel/ my NHNH c III 4. ~ C%.vNtIau
Maloney/ Rodrigutz Iosueh2I, y -; nfi@n IL.
Frdrlckn/ Rchlle Coal raIIsyL IN - $3.50.
Winkler/ Sw ackna amer yr 1900
'rackman/ Liebold co faieoLN Nh@h ~
N usSliiHf Ipgb CON Anderson /Westdel
$500 fNcMullen iCoutant/Int Rap TT
.,itor IZyNH&H Irvine Fowler
"a, ,,rn usei a. KILLER iMillette/NY W&BRy
Highest reached on call, NO S5S'
KEOGH, J-DECISIONs.
u-a,son cyatson-Interlocutory judgment.
tycNT9an Observation-Disclosures Judgment.
t'otton ICo,ton-Interiocutory Judgment
Tx,i@.ton jMcNeir - Application TO dismiss
eo. .p.n, Vernon Trust and Joseph S Wood
r Penfeld ct al-Application TO stay
trial Of the Westches'er County acton is de-
MED
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DISTRICT COURT.

MAYER. JURY CALENDAR.
rockwell Naumberg Werner/A w Neshitt
Sspa Fruit I.ipschitL Werner/A W NesoiVt
An HAY l. X X
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FEDERAL COURTS.
srPREME COURT.

Noel. Pennington Gap, Va; " J.
w.rtin's Ferry. Ohio; T. S. Paine
s:s YORK A cHyirauss, o Onica 6T,.s m n
hn, NS ~ stcubenville. Ohio, u. sessler
n S's orleans and X. Linton. Washington
.'S,it.d TO practice.
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STATE COZ RI.

STATE COURT.
Court of Appeals.
CALENDAR
-,f.,.. solve,. Process KirkwoOd/ smith
~. ryK.s,,.r Collins fBunL&RRy
49, Comm Ner- Bicgs/Sea Gate Asso
t.,.-s L : TIorDunc Wasson/C OF Oneonta
Ounlevie/ pTOuey
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Court opens at 10 a. m.
Bresslin/St Co Pinz/Met Bridge
Cert Westmr Hts>Co MGgenheimer/Coh
Basciano/NY Con RR an
Akerstron/ Morse d ID Murray/Jolns & m
Mangravite/B II RR I.uberwitz/ Friedman
Clarke LeNerins * Matthews/BtERR
Howard/NfKs Wiugard/so Pac
Marks/IRT Thomson Thomson
Rlley/Inter-City Adv Manna/Sass RIP
Thompson Bellas Hess WOODS BHRR
sc Moran Sterling Garage
NcWman/CNY Carbone ELL Whiting
Druckman/Mad So G Clnino Smith & 8
F'el6man/ Econopouly Sasina Dinch
Eerold/ Adams Gross Shults Bread
Brown Edison Ell I'll Parnes/ Borgenicht
Standerwick/ Barg Bernstein Hartman In
Chiarsmonte/ Berger west Namm & $
Mccormick Hansn Koffler/ klauber
Hopkins fBHRR Mstsr/ Rowland
Refs Co/Zimmerli Syedick/ DRY
Momett/Pie Uubrovsky/Em sal
FErley/Brady an
The following causes. ~ marked ready.
will be pissed for the day.
No cause will be set down for a day upon
this call
MarlowTRT Cohen Mandelson
Iienstock Bliss Co Wol/Bradley Cntg
Yakniunss/NY Bottle Sherlock/Nass RR
McBTide/S RVS Cappisilla/ CIxbSE
FitzpatricS/CNY Colllns/BHRR
rury/N rel Kiey/CI2BRR
Thompson Clinton Ar0erson/P & McCord
Garage Brcka/ NcGinncss
Howell DL6W Sheiidan/Sutor
KenIedy/Kline r e. I Muratore/BIfRR
O'Neil/BHRR INhite/Holbrook e &R
Paimer/C aputo 9uinn/Spencer
Barr Barr Suzbach/ Siry
Glickman&C /Brcnner lfraei Goldman
McEvoy/CNY staudtBHRR
/ Coles IRsdua Zeldin/Am Ice
Rar.tiste /BHRR Jennings/Nass RR
AUen/De Marrais Kamanson/CEI
De Lappe/ Wilmington iNckee/BHRR
Erwin ISeeth Robb/Assoc Oper
PClak/Kesp Cnst Eavkins/White 90
schnitz/Weitlsus Muhlenbruch /Peterman
We.tkus /Schmitz Conran/DrlscOI
Fro,man Motor Taxi Feaoh&ar/ Rltv Assoc
/ Tressma n Weiss iFurlong Roberts
Fiton/O NELL Schwartz/N anainaker
| LockomowitZ/ Rates "
Schwenn/Albert
Highest reached. No 3.49o.
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

BY BLANCHARD. J.
Re Thom1s Whitaker. lnc-R Mallory
BY LEHMAN, J.
Howell Jones/w Farchild-J Roeder
Marsa-.tha Recnken/Cathn w Schwenk-N
x Rooney. .,,,
Anna NJ Du Boise NJ schreiner-P Wilds.
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COURT CALENDARS
Cases Will Be Called in the Order Given Below
meaning Of the line I is o against.
FEDERAL COURTS Trial Tcrm-part
Trial Tcrm-Part III

keo/Johson clifford lNerschleisser/V Yer
kanse/Diil Baking CT schleisser
Gibbons /NYcSHRR lAucn/Conn
GershinonfSd Az CT Kutach Brewer
kcssSlerf Rastein Ltndsay/N A Cuba
Mcpherson keencr, irl Mail IS Co
Saccenta/De Vito lCrAmmuaIW,st
Samc/ssme lGiRnnattasio/1ra pani
Roth /Jcmeries lJones/City OF y
Cohen/BluNn Hts RRl Case unfinished
DellafcminafN Py
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-05

Albany, May 4-The following incorpo-
rations were filed to-day with the Secre-
tary OF State:
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COHALAN. SAT 1890 A. NJ
No day calendar.
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AppeIlate Term.
SpeciaI Term-Part 1.

MANNING. EMOTIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-05
Trial Term-Part XVII.
SURROGATEs' COURT.

FOWLER. Sat 1890 A. VI.
MOTION CALENDAR.
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KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

AppeIIate Division-2d Judicial Department.
1rXKS p. j.: BURR, J.; RICH j.
STAPLEToN. j.; PUTNAM j.
DAY CALENDAR
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NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME cot RI.
ADpellate Division.

NGRAHAM. Pr. NJ La GhldN: "a - m
LIN. BOWLING AND hO4OhhISS' '''
Court opens at p. M
,-,..- Manner Thompson lowering
,-iitsr,s 'Giebelhausen Brinley /Nevins
1919 etcIAdIer Shuman/ Shuman
.o15sboroueh i Colds Bay O Brien
tro,,eb Egan/ Pearson Pub
=. tcH|ard People etc fHOrowitz
Socyevr Dooling Mcbride III Tx
sobijng IPrud Ins People. etc/Reid
Appellate Term.
GUY. PJ: BLUR AND PENDLETON' -.
Appoals from Municipal Court. Court called
a. 10 M.
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sURROGATE's COURT.

II NhUU4IE NVN nj
SCHULZ. s.
No day calendar.
Trial Term.
SCHULZ, S.
No day calendar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-06
Great Battle of Aisne a DraO
British No,U Admit, Germans
in France Cant Be Crushed

steadily lessen their powers Of resist
ance.
The great German army n France
cannot be crushed. Even The most
optimistic Of the military men in Lon
oon are now convinced that the
kaiser's war machine cannot even be
routed. On account of its immense
strength the campaign of the allies
must resolve itself into a steady eX-
ertion OF pressure against all sides
OF the German army pushing it back
where possible, advancing inch by
inch into good stronger positions and
striving with ceaselesS cannonade to
break the nerve Of the invaders.
1t is the current opinion that the
French and British must keep swing
ing against the Germans with never
ending beats to force them from the
strong positions they now hold, back
to their next line of works on Bel
gian soil, and eventually TO the line Of
great fortresses along the Rhine
where the real decisive conflict of the
war-the turning pOint-shall be
fought out TO "a finish.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-06
1T COSTS NOTHING TO ENTER CONTEST
SIMPLY ASK FOR THE FREE COUPONS

Many contestants have already
been nominated. why not your
church, lodge OF club. II you can
not use the s4OO (first prize) or 500
(second prize) enter the contest and
give it TO charity.
1t will cost you nothing TO work
in this contest, you simply ask for
free votes when making purchases
or paying accounts at any OF the
stores represented in the contest.
Firms or their employees are alb
sOlutely prohibited from casting votes
for any nominee or soliciting their
patrons TO cast votes for any partic-
ular nominee.
The following nominations have al
ready been made.
First Baptist church
Trinity Hungarian church.
First Christian church
st. James Episcopal church.
First Church Evangelical asSocia-
zion.
Beech Tree court, No. 211. T. b. II.
St. Joaeph lodge. No. 81. X. OF =.
CONTINUED on PAGE TEN)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-06
THE WAR TODAY

PARS-Bale front OF German right wing steadily becoming
greater extending toward north and northwest cavalry
engaged unterhankng movement about Lille trying
back allies attacks Germans repuSed in fierce attack LaSg
ny. Allies have advanced slightly north of SoisSonS
BERLNGermanS continually forcing allies back extend
ing lines of entrenchmen Inner works Antwerp being lombard
ed Germans continue advance against Russians
reinforced AustrianS will meet gigantic battle shortly Advance
guards already engaged along VStua
PETROGRAD-RuSSanS attacking German positions along
mile front between Wrbeen and Lyck Germans reported
serious straits Other Russian forces pressing German right wing
Bombardment of PzemyS continuous Austrian garrison there
ing stubborn resistance
ANTWERP.-Geman troops attempting defenses of
Antwerp been repulsed by Begans.
LONDON-Mitary believe battle of ASne draw. that
steady of allies will force Germans back until they reach
the Rhine where the decisive battle of the will be fought
TOKIOThe operations Using has last stage.
All Japanese and British troops and artillery placed position for
big attack Surrender Of fortress demanded and refused
ROMEaan papers declare prospective changes in cabinet
make certain Italy will declare against Austria Editorials de-
mand Italy throw off bonds of triple alliance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-06
INDICT MASTER PLUMBERS
ON CONSPIRACY CHARGES
Thirty-Three Officials Held for Al
legged Restraint OF Trade i'm
Supplies.

ERIE, Pa. oct. 6.-Thirty- three
officials and active members Of the
National Association of Master
Plumbers were indicted here yester-
day by the federal grand jury. They
are accused Of being engaged in a
conspiracy in restraint Of interstate
trade and commerce in plumbing
supplies in violation Of the Sherman
antitrust law.
1t is charged that the men against
whom indictments were found are in
an agreement with the manufactur-
ers of plumbing supplies preventing
jObbing firms from selling supplies to
non-members of the association at
standard prices. The investigation
lasted two weeks and was in charge
of the United States grand jury for
the district Of western Pennsylvania
Among those against whom true
bills were found are:
s. Louis Barnes. president OF the
national association.
ID. +. Durkin. national secretary.
William McCouch. national treas
urer. all Of Philadelphia. The latter
is city treasurer Of Philadelphia
NJ. G. Judd of Meadville, Pa, pres
ident of the northwestern association
which includes Erie, was also indict-
ed. Others are minor officials OF the
organization in the east.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-06
GERMANS NOW STORMuNG
DEFENSES OF ANTWERP

ANTWE ERP, oct. 6.-Cferman
troops are now storming the defenses
of Antwerp. The attack began late
yesterday after the great siege guns
of the Germans had been blazing at
the forts for four days and fighting
was continuous throughout the night.
A statement issued at the war office
early today said that the attack Of the
Germans had been repulsed at all
points.
The enemy is trying TO take by
storm the defenses that his artillery
had failed to destroy" said the state
ment, '-but we have repulsed every
attempt TO break our defense. The
lighting was Of a desperate character
several times during the night, our
troops engaging in a hand-to- hand
struggle with their assailants. The
Belgians won new glory by their
heriOc defense"
Fight Under Searchlights.
The night lighting took place under
the glare Of searchlights operated by
both the conflicting armies. Those
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-06

LONDON, oct. 6.-The battle of the
AIsne is a draw. This was frankly
admitted at the war Office today. The
battle ended in a deadlock in which
neither side was able to gain any ma
terial advantage. Out OF the battle,
however, has developed the campaign
of Seven Rivers that bids fair 10 rival
that Of the Duke OF Wellington in
1S10-11 and that Of Gen. Grant IN
1864-65.
Both Wellington and Grant were ul-
timately able 20 compel their 0ppon-
ents, Marshal Massena and Gen. Lee,
respectively to retreat, but they did
not accomplish this by any brilliant
feat of arms in a single battle. Their
success was due primarily TO the
steady pressure exertod upon OppOs-
ing armies and the continual repulse
of attacks aimed TO relieve this pres
sure. That q similar program is be-
ing followed by the allies in France is
the opinion expressed without reserve
at the war office. 1t is admitted that
occasionally the Germans make gains,
but they do this with sacrifices that