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New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
Canada Buys Exchange.

Oshsdian banks were buyers Of eX-
.ssngs .,sg here yesterday, being princi-
~ ..a.y responsible for the slight rally
81. -. occurred in that market. About
- Iine o. the year they put them
ives N funds for window dressing.
y ne opening Of the exchange mar
=. demand was 4.35ik, and a little
4. ~ tasre was sale a. ass fat. At
,.. ~ ,esose, however, it had rallied 20
~. 80 and there was some expectation
~ i would 20 higher because Of
..',hg iof payments 10 England early
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23

New Orleans, Dec. 22.-Hesvy buy
ing, apparently for investors accounts,
tod y forced cotton up almost a dol
lar a bale for most active months. II
was the largest advance of any day
since the exchange reopened. Aside
from the important fresh buying, ner-
vous shorts we're in the market for COW
ers. and their demand added 70 the
firm tone. At the highest the list
stood Is to 10 points over yesterdays
last quotations. The close was steady
at a net gain Of 13 to Is points. Fut-
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23

hardy war has occurred in re-
ss'i yssrs in which the stock Tx
siaigs could not boast of having a
n'1bst Yesterday there was a wide
sp'sad story that Fal de Saint Phaller
lo'f member of Guide, Winmill & Co.,
sho IS serving near Arras with the
~ French infantry, had sent word
2 rlsnds here that Re was seriously
s''1oed az Nerdun. The report, how
g,Is' proved 70 be without foundation.
u de Saint Phalle left here 70 join
h French army on September II,
loggh be IS an American citiznn-
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23

Spot firm; sales, 775 bales; middllng,
3-16c.
Tjvernool cables: Spot, fair business
doing; sales, 10000 bales; speculation
ror+s 3l 900. all American. Mid-up-
land, 447d. Futures opened STEADY, az
s.eadv. at net advance Of 7lz points.
Nsv-june. 4.2sd; July-Aug., 4.35l1d;
Oct.-Nov.. 4.47d; Jsn.-Feb., 4.52 13d.
Manchester: Yarns hardening; cloths,
a fair business doing.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
Westchester Transactions.

C.orse D McNslly. o. Riverside Drve, has
b,ltgtf a lof Oh ClsrenOnt av near the plot which
~ t,ousit last week in the new subdivision or
C-,cnary~s scarsdAls Estates. The new owner
win erect a residence Of tapestry brick ana LhE
Ths wes,che'ter Land KIchanss snnouness e,. ihs
- -. - eanlisl = Dutton. of Manhattan. for his
- ,,,efpzr-y y Is rtIbbls stous and novelty
shings structure. with al artistic stone chimney In
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES.

s exports Of merchandise from the
y. ~, r y New York, officially reported at
.-i'om House, for the week ended
,,,..ti ,.sti 70 amounted 20 s20,9S3,389,
-. 80 kZZ.t553s in the previous
-, fl792f.573 in the correspond
a., ,ss...f last year. Since January /,
s,,r.-,a.--'i,l5l, against $3.50, ,88O,419 in the
..PonoIng tine lat wear.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
zAeRe>a2l . Estate
--.- )Adrket
Seven Butterfield Estate
Parcels Bring $665,7OO

isfth st. on a pict 2ssxIoo. between Broad
way and ST Nicholas av. tract OF Florida
property was given IN part payment. The
deal, which e said 20 have involved about
$500 600. was negotiated by Collins, Toan
& Co.
BRUNNER Av.-F. william Eggert has
sold Tor George +. Deverman. OF White
Plains. four lots on the west side OF Brun-
ner av. 800 feet south OF Nereid av., 70
syndlc. te OF Brooklyn investors.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23

Co to L Ep<e.n. e4s L 1854 g. and Lno sh
? if3d -. s. 600
FAILE ST SOL. al: NJ wesnst.in 70 L Epsteln.
90 l6Sd e. and snoI yrs ron Dec l. 1919;
ATTY sane. A.l0o
i52D ST. s07 z. cor store: A Granst 70 3 Bren-
der and ano. ei2 lsoth = z yrs fron Noy
l. 1914. atty J AckerIaan. Gao Easle aF. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
NEW YORK PRICES.

Decsmb.f.... ! 56t ! 5sh ! 2jt Ssh l
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
100000 for Montclair House.

F. VI. Crawley Brothers have sold for
av.. MOutclair, ~. j Tho house IL one OF
the most attractive on the hillside IN Mont
clair. and IS situated on a plot or about
one-half acre In area. The purchaser Is Dr.
Peter Kahler. A shoe manufacture. OF New
York city. who paid 10000 for the properly.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
Buys Morristown Estate.

II. c. Reynolds sold the country estate OF
the late Henry Elmer Glib. on Sussex av..
MOrristOwn, y. J.. TO George ID. Ehni. OF
New York City. II consists OF thirty-two
acres, a complete set Of farm buildings.
finely appointed garage and stables. and
mansion OF twenty rooms. The property
was held at $50 900
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
LIS PENDENS.
DECEMBER q.
Manhattan.

WEST ST. 8. % . Perm. 9. runs = s2sr 81
" % beg. 80 Johns PARK Realty 90 Az =
Bufferwor'h 20 Of tsrt0n 20 compel Determination
~ claml. atty T. Daly.
PINE ST. 81. Underwriters Bidg 60 AZ 2 = Good
win ct al foreclosure of mtgls auys Latson.
rsTH III tl3 IS. Theresa WoiT sgt United Boros
r Z 60 et al foreclosure Of mtsl: siiy. A Efa-
man.
The Bronx.
BRYANT Az. s. s39 a isoth q. lesIloo;
Marx az Yer plank estate - a. foreclosure of
BI{yh%T AZ e lI04 isoth st. 10 srioo:
Marx AT Yer Plank estate 81 al fofec.osufe ~
1Sisf sT : car C-ss,on ~. % 9rTj2 O. ISIS; q.
" c1r Cresf0n aE % sT353. Harriet Buy
dick ar J. " Burdick e. al lpariuon sul1l :.
attys wing A Russell.
WoODYCREsT Az +. 1907 n Kemp pl p .2r
90 u Cole Az Johnson et al toreclo1-
ure ~ mtg atty " = Wlnd -.
HOFFAfAS ST. 3 e s. a09S q lith -. eorliei
O. 70 Hause az, Angelina Cannizzaro 81 al fofe
closure cf m'FI. s-ty. Naus. -
T-NTON AE 6iL. Camp ~ al. trus, ~ "
Cohen et al foreclosure % migjs sitys, Cay
Carroll
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
COFFEE.

TfadnF vas inactive. ana ni6f dfsggnF a01g
with practically no business values sagged oF &
little s. the close under very moderate selling
final quotations being net unchanged 20 points
lower with sales amounting 10 80 bags. Bra
lillian markets remained unchanged. snd there was
M sppsrent pressure OF offerings from Brazil Cost
and freight inactive. but steady Santos 3 beng
quoted al o4Oc: 50 at e5od3 zoe. q a. sz5e
-0c. Bs Al 9O9e .O5c. 6s at {. csc. "a al s.S5a
Z 40c and RIO Is at 7l0c Local spot market
ouiet and unchanged with Rio "a quoted AZ 7esc
snd santos A. at l0c Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23

p,sn.d quiet and unchanged. tns EftnulIted.
pfHS OJc. although SALES were teing made al
sc - all reaners Raw sugar nrfn. with buyers
,o inclined 10 sell a. present prices. although 70
9,s gcnerally believed that nnnen were willing
io psy me last sale pdce. of &c. FOR Cubss. c0si
- f,eiyht All January shipment available
Al 2 is-i6c but for hrst haf D. vas asked The
weather IN Cuba wn reported favorable. and there
are now ~ oeutrsls gdndinE against - year
- Ia ths absence oi business prices were nom
iT.i A. iGie for centrifugal. aoc fof uolsGses
snd q for Cubhs. cost and freight
HiDEs.
TN.r. "a. no new feature and business covered
,-,n,l REQUIREMENTS only Prices ver, trrn. at 500
all for Bogotas and zsi4c for Ccntial Americas.
LEATHER.
uusins,s was of 4 hand N. mouth character but
,,ieer usre frn Hsmock lfis were quoted At 81 a
ssc and seconds a. 500 Sic.
DRUGS.
pnsineas Moderate and pflces remained about un-
,t,s1sed Opium wa firm Al previous levels, bat
t,rsnd uu % a routine character. Istcnusl oils
c,,i,f and In some Instances lower
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
Get Long Lease on Hotel.

Franklin Petit. whose purchase OF the
Hotel Gotham. az Fifth av and 55th St.
was announced IN Yesterdays Tribune. mas
the present lessees Charles l.. Wetherbee
and William r. Wood who were formerly
connected with the Hotel Buckingham.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
DECElmER n
Manhattan

Composto @, % NJ Bulcne. VI
Oycott. H. cnd eno. guardian. 20 Ilfs ousrsn1s.
and Trust Co. -, .Seo.evoess
Mutual Lie Ius Go Of 70 Q Irast 20 &C. g !
y Y. o.9sS....
Washington Trust CO = y 20 NA1hinston Lrastt
Go. tr.ss see'nne.. I
same - trus. % u Robe. sse,eeg
\ y Tile ms Co % Bogery ssr Bank: s+o.oQc
Henry. W % Rupert CoTn: A0
The Bronx.
Rs,nhard, Nargsretha b, 20 Carolins q kisin: "
D-snsf N and ano. 20 7 g. a 7 co; N,oo0 4
-. ., So. $50. 900 !
5,-... n 81 henenson Nlty Co. $500 /
same % same. s''V.v
BerSovifz h. % Rose Greenfield; 81
Lowenfeld. /. ct al. errs. 70 Epstesn and .no;
N,orlant Nrs CO ~ II W Van wArnsn: 5000 1
Rullus Anna {. and ano. errs, 70 q d = Coi
L In,k Co 70 Lawyers Mtg Co: tiT.Ses :
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
Bronx Theatre Leased.

SIDNEY l. wsHsper leased for Tiffany Theatre
Cooperation. for long term of years rs theatre
and roof garden a. tie corner Of Wes,chester
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
Realty Notes.

Tbs Charles +. Noy-s Company has heen sp-
pointed agent ior the loft building % Broad ST.
n w.. g sAI, 80. t,,Ist tbs
s.sT of Cocks & W.ilets
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
The Bronx.

ANTHONY Av. PISA. s. 25Il3o: " . Dobbs
ref. % n A Towers l,l " 59ih s.: Dec 10:
atiys. Martin H. 4G5 BwV. Sllj
BROOK AY. E. 2Gs g 8 l70th q 5o1i0oG. Fred
ericka Schaefer % Henrietta Ne,zel. 1902 Perm
ay correction deed; Dec 10. atty. Henrietta
BROOK Az. cor issth st. .o1lOo; Benensoa
Realty co % Dielrch EggeB 4i5 + lsith 81
lmts Ss0.0J0li Dec q, atty. I ! a T c.;
CLINTON Av. vs.. % n Fairmo,n; pi. 81 7sIlO0
Mary p Stsehsn % l. J. Warren. as West Eud
az mtg S-2.J00l: Dec 10: atty. Warren. !
Bwav. 81
HOE Ay. 4. 5. 275 n Jennings st. 25rlo0: Eugene
LchteIherg % W II kirclner. 1890 Fulton ay.
Dec l6. atty. T & 7 Co: 800
NORRIS PARK Az. cor Van Buren 81. 911
lO3; Moses Arndstein % william Peters. 260I
Sedgyick az lrItg 50. 0o)l Aug l3. atty. william
Peters I044 fremont ~: s.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 3. l25 Elm 81. 6ps
100. Perey 60 Cutler Hammer Mfg Co.
southern Blvd and iiith 50; May IS; atty. 7 g
sOUTH y lot 4. map washingtonyins: W W Pen
ted % Angelo PerIto. 4533 White Plains az.
Dec 81 atty. & II Coz 81
TELLER Az, s. 1921 n le9th a.. 2oHso. ;
r Liudemsnn. ref % Amy j Ups0n. 100 r
9lst g. Dec %. atty J. T I & T co. s. 900
TINTON AN. cor l6fth. So &C l0rlo0. Ann
Bldg Corp 10 Morris P0.sky. $50 l5Ist 81 (mtg
So. .000l Dec q atty. 4 G & 7 Co: 500
WHITE PLAINS RID. e e. 26.6 from q l0t
4. map Wash!ngt0uyilie. q SKILL. being part
lots snd Q. same map. francesca Pento 20
Angelo Perito. 4s.s White ? aims a. mtg
18TH ST 635 T.. s. 37.ftlO0. Rose Clements
% ID II Jackson CO. 80 Nassau 50 mtg s3L0Q0l
Dec 10. attys, Goldsmith. Il. NJ & B. IS Mas
sau 81. 81
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
The Private Sales Market.

fs.TH Sf-Dr Maurice j. Burstein has
.oid 10 an. out -of-town syndicate the Two
sir story nnartment houses known as the
CIAymont ahi Sherwood. AT es 10 eos west
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
RECORDED LEASES.
DECEMBER p.
Manhattan.

RUTGERS SLIP. 81 and .69. ell. L saten,,s.n 70
NJ Cohen and sno. llfth . yrs from May
1. 1918: atty. Excelsior Honey Co. "A Ru.sers
ujTH ST. 3si p all. Rosina De L GuerrisT 70
p Di La-io. 2F lllth q; : yrs from Jan
]. 1915. ATTY. Jas Eyersrd's Brewerics. J.. r
rELANCEY ST o. store and B.. NJ veins'eln ana
sno 90 Raphael Nand0i. 13 Delaney 81. cTt lease
Us iron Mas !. 1915. Z kopeimGn. go
Bvay. 81
sSTH ST. glI p. an and 9TH floors. Caroline
S,hWarz o. An Morocco Case Co. 10 yrs from
Jan ]. 1918. stiys. Henry e.. 90 Wall ~.
illTH ST. 2u Z: ves, store. Maria VI Greg1ro
% A Di M1t.a. al J. lllth 81 SIS from Nay
T. 1914 a,fys. Fitch " 4 6. 80 Nassau sf $40
Av A. l7ia. store. $ y wohIfei = Cieary 30l
= ssrh 81; 44-l2 yrs from Jan T. 1915: a-fy..
B&SP B Go. l2s,h So and Amsterdam az. $500
GOTH ST sos W. basement and store Barsly
and ano % GcrariO Baccari and Ano. JIs ~
C9th -. ~ from July l. 1914 stiys. Il y
The Bronx.
PARK Av. = cor ls7th q ground soori Chris
tina Schuessler % ID RizL. -9l Pleasant az.
10 r. from Aus !. 1914. atty. A u yitals loit
fremont av. 1850 % s. 100
FoRREsT Av. s5T and SCI. all: Peerless Holding
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER y.
Manhattan.

Cd Az. sol and s0s. CITY Kaerein Co, Inc. sss
Estate q G A Hagge-ty r. g. Dec 4, 1914, solI
t5TH ST q East Vito Sylvester al Larimore n
Go q al Dec . 1914. sl3t 10
18TH ST. 70e West. Nathan MMdelbaum az
Impera,0f Realty CO et a.. oct Is. 1915 ts5t -
BROADWAY 2-Os. Fe'dmAn Roseufeld sg,
Heary Lowsnthal Ct a.. Sept T. 1914. ;iI5
The Bronx.
BRIGGS Az. To7: Columbia Metal Por Go az,
Mitchell & McDerIDo,t Constn Co si all Dec ~
Cf'TTiIFR Avs 200 of Edenw.ld r 1sT
100. Howes at Louis Pugiese et al. Nog
Is 1914 sgo
100. Y0rkers Woodworking Co. Inc. au LOUIS
Pugiese e. al: Nov 20 1915 sAp
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
sEABoAR0 cLsLRANcEs.


The pr0rouuced strength n wheat Cslsed rllls
% advance their selling prices for -four but buyers
were inclined 70 hold OF. Spr.ns patents 8 sO8
sj 50asi 5Os winter strarhts s. 359ij 81; extra
10 / winters {s09S4 50: No 2. A40d4 IS;
Kansas strsighs. s. 6oat5 . fancy spriGg patents.
ss5aS7 h. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Steady. !.
& 75as2 90 per 100 10 RYE FLOUB-Quieti fair
10 good s. eO9is 05 choice 10 fancy. Sc 1895 s..
CORNNfTAI-Steady: kiln dried. s. 70. BAG
NiEAL,-Steady: ere white and yellow. 81 5oe
81 55; coarse. 81 4jetI %. FEED-.western. irm.
bran lOO-Ib sacks S2j %: standard midd.ng.
S2j IS: -four do. s32. red dog -four l4olb sacks.
t2J. ciy nrm: bran bulk so % l0o-lo SACKS.
-four. llO-lb sacks. - 50. Oilmeal. SIS nominal
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
Brooklyn Flathouse Sold.

lanes NJ Hs~isy sold az Grove g. for william
Ahsl 70 Annie Eckafi for in'cstmeni. sh iAiaiD
frame cst. 2sKio0.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ne- York. iof week ended December -. 1914
BUTTER
n,o.,., for wsss n fsa psotsges last veet. 81
III. eIpors 10 Eufope. 4Jo' inpofb' 10 A01"f'
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

VIII, SuBLET BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED
Arsr,meut Al i5oth 81 and Riverside DuFe.
n.-'r solus south for Winter. Apply go West
ls.d ST
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
,Interes; at per cent. unless otherwise stated }
DECEMBER %.
Manhattan.

2D Az " ror lefth = e4liTi0f; ] Mabo-n
20 Bosalie r Ford Florence. l.aly. Dec =
scTH ST AZ " r. 520l Of 5th az, l6fr
ESQ: Coulngw00d Realty Go % Howard Smith
and an0. trls J smith, 81 W $50 50 Dec 81
due etc. as per bond. atty. Title Guar Co. $4,000
SANE PROPERTY prior mtg f32 2900l: same 70
" Coleman. go w 5lst 81. Dec q. 3 yrs.
s7T4 sT :. S25 of 10th av 25Ias tie
Julian d Thomas d CO 10 National Surety
CO. us Bway. nov II (puor mtg $s.oOol deed
recorded as mtg.
ssD IN. 3 s. 900 u 5th Az. 2'rloo5. Matilda
& Yatabe 10 Emily n M1ir Estate. inc. A. Wall
s.. Dec %. due per bond. atty. Title Guar -;
i06TH ST. s. 20 % Park Az. 251i00l prior
mtg Sl2 000l Ssranes 20 7 n MdhOl, ~
I0th -. Dec u. due etc. As pef bond; a,iy
Title Guar Co. N.yt9
il7TH ST. s. ll3 of Pleasant az. 25Il0O.lI:
Fischer 20 ] k'eehas. 81 tn 50, De- lN
atty. q A Ste.nmuller. 1911 30 Az; 5000
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
The Bronx.

isisr ST. = and "a West. Irvirf Bossn yt
FULTON Az. 1853, 1867 lI5l IIl5 ard iiis.
Louis Borenstciu sgt Nathan Greenoert owner
and contractor, - llp
tic subway 60, On Wostchestef Az line and
Broadway north " 135th 4. Michael Maher
agt Consolidated Tel ald Electric subway Co
owner: John Mullen. Mary hluliea and Hickey
Contracting Co. contractors. NS
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
The Bronx.

BARKER Av cor Junanna st, 34Iloo; Anna
Baldwin 20 Isabella o Hedln. $500 Barker az;
June q due June !. 1919. C.. siy. Isabella
BROOK Ay. s' " cor le5'i at. ioIioo. D Esf,rs
~ Benaus0n Ri-y Co. 401 J. 1891 50 prior mtg
$4,000 Dec 81. yrs. , C; atty. q Il
Co. 100 Hvay. s5V.V
lI4S. q A Wyeth 70 Yo.etta W Delahcd River
dale y Y. Dec 4. due as per bond. atty; J. Z Z
Deiafed 81 Cedar st. $1,000
MORRIS Az. q cor ij2d So. 5crioo3 3: P Rau-
m.neu0 % A Goodman. ll2 leSth So. Dec lti
instals. c: a,y. VI J Gro'smsn. S3s itd
TELLER Av.ses 1921 l5a,h s. $3.50 Q. Amy
b Urs01 % Fannie Bymes. aZI Central Pal1
West. Dec % yrs C.. atty. a
60. 100 Eway. faVyy
lO0r2-0. Progress Holding Go 70 Herrc'ta ing
Der. Isl " l4U-h st. Dec :. ] yr. e. atiys.
Goldsmith. r. NJ 3. So Nassau s.. 5000
VIRGINIA Az. s 2 cor Public pL E.llr irreg
r Fisher to M0ranI Ntg Co. i65 BHay lprllr
mtg $4,000. Dec %. 1 81. e, atty T O. 4
WHITE PLANS 'RD g. 2fs from 10, 4.
man Washngr0nvllle. 4S 219l.ll. being part lots
and s. same map. also lot AL sans map. A
Pert0 % J E'cber Brewing Co. al'2 81 Az ipri1r
& + 20. l-5 Baay. $500
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
SUGAR FUTUHto.
Dull closing / point higher 10 points lower
pRnNISInNS.

Hos produrts only moderately active. bgt hrrner.
owing 10 comparatively small s.ocss ana ihlics,- ,
W ,,sssrt Quotations PORK-steady. mess. SO 30
SO 30 family t22et-5 ;19,i T., clear ,.,ar 81 %
SO. BEEF-s,esdy mes, 81 ,, M, 49,
;7s: DRESSED HOES steady 6seonss- 1900:
10 NJ. 1850. 100 %. lofc; iio 10 loAe pis'
itr is h. i3hc. "a ib l5c; picked hans. l3c.
TAiJOW-ouiei. special 6tc; city: 81. coutiy.
fN1F7'r. IARD-Firm. Middle West. 10 50 aa
1000. city, los alOizc. reaned. south American.
~ a.. continent ~ 20c. E-lEl kegs y Sc. com
pound STEADY - t'scs Sihhi'i+'H ''-@-'' WV
rn. FarE
New-York tribune., 1914-12-23
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions we're re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange, Il Vesey St:
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OTHER NEWS AGENCIES.


Since the disruption and disbandmen mt
Of the United Press, as aforesaid, there
have been and still exist In the United
States several news bureaus. most of
which collected news OF a special char
acter or upon a small scale, by reason
of the immense difficulty OF the task
and the great expense required.
In addition to these smaller concerns.
the undersigned has maintained q large
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WORLDWIDE COMBINATION TIC
MONOPOLIZE NEWS

MoNoIOLlLE NEWS,
For the purpose OF news gathering
the world at large liz divided among
four great agencies: the Reuter- Tele-
gram Company. Ltd. of London, herein
above referred to as the Reuter- News
Agency, gathers and distributes news In
Great Britain and all her colonies,
China. Japan. and Egypt; the Continent
tai Telegraphen Compagnie Of Berlin.
commonly known az the Wolff Agency,
performs a like Office in the Teutonic,
Slav and Scandinavian countries; the
Agence Havas of Paris operates in the
Latin nations; the field Of The Asso-
ciated Press includes the United States,
the Hawaiian Islands. the Philippines,
and Central America, as well as the
islands OF the Caribbean Sea. Said
agencies generally have a representa-
tive In the offices Of the others; the
kilograms to the Reuter- company are
written on manifold sheets by the tele-
graph and cable companies, and copies
are served simultaneously TO The Asso-
ciated Press bureau. the Wolf represent
tative, the Havas bureau, and the Reu-
ter Agency. a like arrangement obtains
in Paris. Berlin and New York, 80 that
In each one Of these cities the whole
panorama of the days happenings
passes under the eyes of representatives
OF each OF the four agencies. Operating
as tributary to the great agencies are
many minor ones. virtually one such
smaller agency for each nation OF any
Importance; In Italy. for example, the
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Tho undersigned further shows that
at the first annual netting of the stock
holders OF said corporation on May 10,
1900. subsequent to the decision above
referred to, the board OF directors Of
said corporation made to It's stockho,d-
ers report, copy Of which is hereto
appended and market Exhibit "E," In
which changes in the y-laws were pro-
posed. The report will show the nature
and purpose OF these changes.
The stockholders at said meeting al
most unanimously voted against max
ing any of said proposed changes in
the bylaws. Melville f. Stone, who
had been up to the time OF said annual
meeting the genera! manager Of said
corporation, refused to be reelected for
said position. and In his place
Charles 8. Diehl, who had up to that
time been assistant general manassr Of
said corporation, was elected it, general
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-23
BY JANE whitaker

der little body was aquiver with eX-
element, her cheeks were flushed
with the delicate pink that anger
brings when we are very young or
no longer young; her blue gray eyes
were misted with tears, but they were
tears of outraged feeling, and she
fairly threw her words at me even
before found her chair.
81 told the United Charities l was
coming to you," she said. with
queer little choky sound in her
throat. '"They won't help me and
my husband is dying out in Oak
Forest. They said they'd send me to
Oak Forest, too, and now they said
they will send me to the Home for the
Friendless, and l won't go. told
them to send me to the stockyards
where they'll kill me quick. l won't
go somewhere to die off that way"
l looked curiously at her hair,
which showed under a white fascina
tor she had over her head. It was
golden hair, fine spun, like the hair
of little girl before it grows dark,
and there wasn't gray strand to be
seen, yet her face was scanned and
lined and creased. And, though her
eyes still flashed anger, one felt they
had shed many tears.
"Ten me from the beginning"
suggested.
"My name is Mrs. Lizzie Clark and
live at "a Bishop court. l never had
to ask any help in all my life before
this" she said, Indignantly, and wait
ed moment for me to dare to con-
tradict her. my husband always
made me a nice living and he took
care of me. He was salesman. He
had one wooden leg and couldn't do
any other kind Of work, and we were
together in Cincinnati was taking
orders for music and he was deliver
ing it, last spring when the flood
came.
I'VE were caught. We had to
wade in water I'M TO OFF knees and
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worse and he had hemorrhages and
l had him taken to the County Hos
pital and he was taken to Oak Forest
last September.
81 went to those United Charities"
her voice grew very angry again
about three months ago. l can
work and do work, and I'm strong.
am siXty-two years old, but I'm as
strong as a woman twenty years
younger. l asked them for work, but
they didn't have any work for me.
They gave me grocery order, and in
those three months they have given
me about SIS worth of groceries, and
they paid three weeks rent for me,
which was Sc, and then they said 1
could go to the poorhouse.
"And they hunted up my boy. He
cannot do anything for me. He pays
my insurance and my husbands in
surance now, and he only makes a
little bit of money, and he is married
and has his family to take care of.
1t is good of him to take care of the
insurance, but it keeps him strapped
all the time. And my other boy only
gets $14 a week and has a wife and
three children. He couldn't help me.
And l am strong"
She looked like a little warrior,
challenging giant to combat. Six
ty-two, the age when surely a wo-
man merits rest, she wanted to work
rather than make the boy she loved
sacrifice any more for her She
wanted independence. She wasn't
nearly so indignant over the refusal
of the Charities to help her as she
was at their insinuation that she was
to be shelved as something useless.
81 go every Sunday to see my hus-
band, she said, and then the tears
sprang quick, and before she could
wink them back they splashed down
the delicate, lined cheeks. 'He has
been so good to me and it is hard to
think he is dying, but he knows l can