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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
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Mrs. J. P. Jensen, Editor.
Nebraska Motto:
Equality before the law.

The Ants have come.
The Ants have gone.
But the field Is still ours.
Last Friday evening the writer
in company with several of the
members Of the Blair Suffrage
Club attended the Anti-Suffrage
meeting at the city hall.
The hall was %sparsely filled,
the majority in attendance being
members of the Suffrage Assoeia-
ton. We decided TO attend, as
they were national speakers on
the anti side Of the question,
and Of course, the best the other
side has to offer, was presented.
Before this We had never heard
any argument against equal sui
frage, only that some folks do
not believe in it, giving no rea
sons at all except as the verse
says - 4 do not like you Mr..
Fell, The reason why l cannot
tell'. However it does no one
harm to hear both sides to a
question.
To be honest the young lady
who had been widely advertised
as Secretary of the Wage Earn
er's League, n. Y. City, vas a
good talker. However she was
introduced from the platform by
Mrs. Crumpaeker as Secretary
of the Anti Suffrage Wage
earner's League, which is a
different thing altogether. Our
State officers after vainly seek
ing for information as to this
League in Y. Y. City through our
officers there. l am informed.
have failed to locate any such
League. unless the lady in ques-
ton is the whole league. How
ever she put up a pretty good
talk. Gave a fine Grafton or es
say on mother, motherhood and
the home. OF course we all a
greed. The supposition was CIV
en- that we couldn't have babies,
raise children and vote also.
This sounded rather ridiculous
to some Of our Suffrage Club
as most of the married members
have from one to seven children
apiece. She stated we wouldn I
fight the liquor traffic if we had
the vote, but this also we can
refute. The liquor men know
this too.
That women do not go TO war
or r not called upon to protect
homes or property was another
reason. but as the famous quo
tation goes: Women bear chill.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
NisiiOnsmeOe

Bort aarli9e @iieraarsmsOe al.
bolOes ira Den 80. Oftober til +.
9touember / Dor 5reIiers MenigbeO.
9oroooa, Rebr. 9enner er bierte.
Zig oeitommen til at oeliage / Ms.
oerne.
@aa Renie5eOens 9esne.
6. Z. aoien6erq.-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
sil sala.

IS aeres Stoef % Glirg 5arm,
n0t Sus mco Z 99reIier. goo Sten.
fqIocr. tor Sifo. goo aoitaIo. Sa.
iteitalO. Soinebus. 9suiehus oio.
@oot @anO. SfoIebus paa Sarmen,
5elefon i Suiet. y Mil iii Z. D.
8 Mil til 0nnif airfe, 9 Dill til
Station
Qaa @runo al Soeoom oil iea
iGI9e billig. "A uObetales, set suri.
ae paa 3 9tnr. On n1fmere %.
fnsninaer ~tiIifrip
geter q. Refion,
0afrio9e, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
,Oanfferen".
0nsoag Sen %. September 1914
slair aebr.

0enne Sang mna oi meloe ON
ier9eliae &anoelier. Sirsoag
ben SOS. blep aamle Riels
BonIien QaD noe peo Drum
angrebet % mis6an6let Al en- ing
9Dr. og 5an osoe al line 9eifaoi.
eeIier 0nsoag ben 1893. Den
1875. bIeD ban b~eeraoet paa 81
gauli 9irfesnar6 pe0 Drum unoer
meaen tor 7eItageIIe. Nan fan
gre fig ct 9eareb on Deltagelien
naar Oi oplpier, at Der bar ooer 90
automsbiler og tpt oeO 80 8ogue
| 9iafslget ira 8iemniet til airfen.
4iels RouIien par fe0t / Sgu.
oer-aon9erslen I 9anmarf Oen /.
SuIi 1888, ban bleo aItiaa ooer
81 aar ganmel. 3 1853 bIen
ban Gift me6 annn 9iritine {. %.
renien. ; Mai WaaneO 1870 fom
Somilien til amerifa buor oen be-
zoe | Omaha inotil / 1874 ga Sen
fom til @aihington gount1, 9sebr..
bDor Foulien tog 9ano, % boor
5amilien iioen bar bart lit Stem
geres ploite SON Seren Dor /
@aInit Soma, % oeres anoen
Ssn RouI Gbriitian bar / lpngere
8io ieIp hait 5arm % Stem pes
Chen al 6orRl0renes Stem. =
9eo gearaoelIen talte Rait q. z
Gang paa 0dnif no ira Cuff. -.
35 ifg. ON at pore re0e, mar Ser.
rem faIoer. % Bat. y. %. anoerien
taIte paa gngelif no ira 6il. /,
20 og 81 ON at anngniip4 ariitus
Com set beNoer pao GngeIiH / port
Gin, iaa bliper 7s6en Ell ginoine
Riels 1onlien omtales iom Ell
go6finoet Mano. % at ban
nar en- aatet og afbolot Rabo. Der
ON piOneoe oct tore 9igislge.
Snf. 4ouliens gnfe og Born
bar nnmooet os ON at uotale oeres
biertelige Eat til Be mango, ser oil.
Ite ia iom oeres 9enncr I Mfoo-
gongens Gage. Iof for al uooiit
Spmpati. GeItagelie % Sialp baa.
De nnoer Den nfoeoes Spgoom og
pe6 bans 9egropeliel Sprlig snifer
De at uotale oeres Tof til ct. Bali-
II MenigbeO % oens Brett for De.
reg imuffe Sor6olO til gegrnDelien.
-geof en- SobspoIt. 5reone
aften ! iioIte llae bleu @irs. DC.
Gracfen. Sames PInt3 % Suitrus
nIoite Qntter, ina iIemt ~forbr9not,
oeb at en- 9rgeeIampe, iom bun
nilOe toge neo, fsr Bum eff til
Sengs. efsplooereoe. iaa Bum troos
beoIte 2Rgebi9lp og @leie osoe
2groag Gftermi0oa9 al fine grnno-
fnnr. n 6un bleo be9rnpet ira ben
engefIfe gnptiitfirfe Der / @nnr
Gftermiooag un0er ualminoeIig tor
9eltageIie. Mnrp Glat3 (iom
Bun beo Tom 8ise) bao0e opret 29-
rerin0e Ser. on bore ploite 9srn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23

0

ai6oIoes / Ben oanifc 20. lnt6. Sir.
fe. Milmaifee. III, Den .. % II.
Cftober. 9enner a Dort airfes ar.
beioe er oenIi9it inobuote til al Del.
tage ! naDnte MsOe.
Eat. ). 6 e6riften en-
1875 See Ctr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23

off / SfoIe. % bun par afbol0t iom
9ernenes Sen. Sltn eiterIaoer fin
0fano % ire Born (tre Gstre og
en- Som, fine gamle 6%orpIore, en-
Seiter (0frs. Senrn Gbriiteuien)
% 10 9reore.
Dor 6ierteligite Spmpati meo De
ieraenoe + beage Gilfgloel
Bort me gfteraars- og BIN.
terIager al appropriateness Serre.
Ga Grengeflponinger iamt etDipe.
rings @enitanOe ar MI anfommen
aom mo o. ie BET.
Sobn =. @6ite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
Srinitatis Seminariuin.

llnoernisnirgen FOR 0et fommen.
Sc SfoIeaars 9eofommenoe 5egDa.
Der, ON @uo oil. 0ns0a1 Sen 30.
September 5ormioOag al. 91a, til
boilfen 5io ale Stuoenterne uentes
at npre til Steoe.
Blair. sen 1. Sept. 1914
q 2 iii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
NiGrf!

9i bar Der / Ssnoaasifolen en-
gunfe paa nogle 100 oanife 9er.
neblaOe. iom ri igeuuem Sommeren
bar faaet Tor manle / 9or Son.
oaasifole. Sful0e Der pare nogle
Senoogsifoler. iom eaers fife iaar
9srneblaOet. % Jon maatte enife
oisie, beOes oe tilitriOe
.. 5 in CO. n8aniferen"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
qrrere ieaes.

70 9Grere, fom fan unoerpiie
De alminoeIi9e engeIife sfoIefas.
fan ina pln6s pna 9rorion 5si.
ifole, Bar6 60, q. Iof, I Bin.
Ter.
SfoIen nabner Den "a Rorembei
OF ilntter ben 81. Warfs.
Wan mon ifnffe go6e anbefa.
finger. Snofeno anisgrins til In
6erteenebe.
6. n. anoerfen,
aenmnre, u. DAT
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
YsisiipnsmBoe.

5 Gnsene ira IS. Oft. til /
Ron. bIiper Der, ON sub oil, al.
boIot @isiionsmeoc / @etbieman,
Meni8beo. 9aeine. @is. 4aitor o
9. 9briitiauien o. eait. g. Grill
bar looet at pare til Steoe. Ben.
aer ino6poes farligit at u9re mel
os / nRolite Gage.
9aa MenigheOens 9egne.
y. W. gon0o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
Weisiionsmpoe.

9erbania 9ienigbeo, gerono, 0eb.
aiboloer tit aarli9e @iieraarsmsoe
ira 6.-s. gioUember. genner er
|bierielig oeltomme Dos os / oisie
Gage. g2elo eoers aomme til Dir.
u. Y Simonien, 9eronn. ]ie6r.
9aa Meniabeoens gegne.
e. 2. II oien6erg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
Ulisiionsmooe.

Ri ono. aiboloes gfisiionsmsOe
/ 9etbania 0tenig6eO beO aimbau.
ton, Soma i 0aaene ira 9..-i1.
0ftober. hoortil heroe0 DenIigit mo.
bnoes.
Eaa 9ieniabeOens 9eane.
$. Z. Senien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
eienSom | gfair.

On ociIig Gien6om saa 1 scres
oano rieo 'ao goot iom mt 8 @C.
relies Sns - npr peo Tnnn Col
le9e - fan fsbcs pno ounitigp mil.
f1nr.
Qiacleoes ct moberrc 7 0prefies
Sus on y Were Soro beplnntei
meo Truqttrrer on @uffe. Snoen-
for @n1rpnien.
6. :. Robinon Reoltp SO.
Blair. 9ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23

I'm @u0 oil. 6Iiber Der 9ais.
iionsmgoe ! getbauia Renigbeo,
Speueer. 5a., % Ct. 9auli Renis.
1eo 9orO ior Soencer, Sa., 25.-
26.-27. September.
9lae or oenligit in6buone.
n 9 5. Se6oIm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
UueltUusmpoc

On @uo oil. bliper Der mis-.
iionsmeoe / 9et6lebems Meuigheo.
&onal Sa. ., 10 d Il. Fl.
41e er nenliait nObuoHe
q. 9 !. Se6oIm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
@fterInsnima.

On nosen ifnloe fenoe min 9roOer
anorep 5obnion. eaer giDe mia
OpIDsninger ON Dam. beOes Dc
goObeosfulot at ifripe til mig. San
fom FER til SnnOet FOR Il Mar iioen
% opboIot zig / Bolton Ae isrite 4
aor. Oct formo6es at ban M op.
hoIoer ia / Gan 5rancisco, Gal.
Riets Ssrgenfen
1916 glnD 81.
geoar Snds. ga
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Our representative will call
on you within the next few days
and explain our extraordinary
offer. Take advantage of it then.
as we can do this but once.
Hinchman's Studio
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
Gil eeie.

Stort gWooern Brief Sotel@ iom
ger goo 5orretnins, fan Ieies me.
get bilIigt. Rprmere 0plpsninger
faas Deo of benpenoe iie til
Or. 5. 3. Ssrgenfen
CIT Sorn, So.
e1er til
Ehom. bonn en-
aimbnIlton, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
1ur snla.

On goo 5orm pna so acres mar
8anpauca, @is.. er Tor SnIs bill.
lie, ON 5an6eI fan ife mart. Der
er Is acres un6er Bloo, 8eite'
Sfop. 46resie.
q. 20. Mellon.
Rt. 2, Dor 3. @aupaca. @is
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
Mieiipns. % %lInnhpmsmpoe

6olocs. nil ono, / 5taple6urit,
Rebraifa, 5re0as Ben 2 Sm.
bag ben /. 0fio6er. 4rriterHe 5.
9iis0abl % 6. @ilAelmien oil tale.
enbDer er pelfommen
Z 10. Saufen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
4labs ieaes.

en 5amilie iseer gldOs til /.
December 1914 Dos ell 5armer
eaer til at paste en- Sarm pan fort
ener lnngere lib.
5r. Ibuefen.
ca. Gilbert HaSmusien,
Ht. 4, Ge0ar Sails. Sn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
@nosticnritsr
Clair

gIair:
Ssnoagsifole 81. 9.t5.
Sfriftemaal 81. 10.
neutrality-suspicious. $1,000
ACCOMPLISHMENTS aI. s.
aennarO: SenoagsifoIe meo Son.
iirmanolpsning bper SenOao 81.
10. Ganif @uostieneite /. % B.
Sgnoaa / 6per @aaneO 5ormiOOaa
81. #. enaqlif guostieneite ,. %
A. 5enoag / bper Waaneo 6ormio.
oaa 81. II.
Crnm: @uostieneite /. % 3.
senoae i bDcr RaaneS. 81. 1890
6ormiooae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
lInaOoms. oa MisiionsmpOe.

HHBUUI1v7 % UiIsTIDHsIHVDt.
On @no oil, afboloes Der ino.
oant MsOe / 0i6foib, @is, I ga.
gene 24.-27. Sept. arrlig Sno.
bp0eIie til allel Relo eoers Som.
me til umoertegneoe. 2G9 Wonroe
ape., O'htoib. 8is.
Qaa @enigbeoens geene,
q. 9. Reue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23

@is.. til grooffieI6-9ifbelI fniteoes
30 500 bort qua Marfen, men fonl
omtrent uifaot ira Oct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
80 isftonsmgoe

~ 7 J . IT , TT D o
Oil bliOe afbolot | WapIe gaaep,
isis, | Gogene ira ben 1870.
Sept. aae er paa bet bierteligite
inobubte. Iilreiienoe beoes meloe
oeres aomme til unortegneoe ieneit
IA. Sept. geis meo yNortbmeitern@
til curing.
Vda Wenigbeoens Begne,
an.oers Sanen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
NisiiomsmpSe
Wisiionsmsoe

DIN Sub oil. bIiuer Der Nisiions.
msoe ! Doo0itocf. 81, / Dneene ira
25.-27. Sept.
Nile er beItomne.
u. g. Rielfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
Gr &c 7nnif?

6nr De emit til at fomme + Ell
goo gIao. on 5rpffer: 5orretning.
iom biz poe Gem en- Snbtrai a
$50 ma%oneolig2 I'm iaa er. Oa
ifrio til 8. q.
c. 0. 7nniferen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
Mishonsmpoe

boloes, uil SUB, ira 2-4. Gftober
| 5ampton, Nebr. @RIter I'll Ws.
Def piI bare os peIfomne.
Gaa Meuigbeoens gegne,
". III. ScbuIt3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23

Suor lqnge pil ariaen oare2
Gerom geres De ioritelligite Sis
ninaer. Meolloaongspunftet / Stpr.
feforboloet pda begae Sioer bno.
Der set enaeIife IiOsifriit vTrutbA
at IpIflano mac aioe iig ! 9sbei
al faa NaaneOer, enten paa @runS
al Reoerlna til 9anos % til @anos.
eaer tDnnget al 9auferot og Sun.
gersnso, eaer iorOi Seioltningel
refer ia og 9sr Oprsr eler al al
Re oisie @rlnoe tIliammen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23

automobilulpffe. @alentiae Smig
40 aar gommel. Orpbtes %forleoen
gaa, ga bans antomobiI al no Tor
geipn o. 0plteoe th Mil UT Tor
@anfeiha, @is.. oa ban bleo liz.
geuoe unoer Maifinen. sans SoOeo.
ifa[ fnlftes. San iful6e fore 81.
garagent :. 9ii6eu. 2olsman,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-23
Ueisiiousmeoe

3. ~. 5anfen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
~ MMONSES.


SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
-t;cneral synod OF tho reformed Church In
America, Plaintiff. against George W. Tower.
Manson T'%er, Ter,FHHS Hughes Rose
simon Frey, Rose Frey and samuel Frey, as
executors Of the last will and testament OF
Nicholas i. O'Couuell. Townsend A Verify,
Frances Il. Hasesluger. Jennie Sesly. Sarah
80 .fS West l30th street, said defendants
renl maine being unknown to plainun John
y Browne mud Jane Tower, wife Of Alan.
son -. Tower, tho name Jane being ncti-
To The ahove-named defendants and each
You arc hereby summoned to answer tho
complaint IN mis- action and to serve copy
of your answer on tho PLAINTIFF attorneys
%Hg twcmg eco G%ys ssF IN, ,hs s service
service. and In case Of your failure to APP
pear or answer Judgment VII be taken
mauded IN the complaint.
Dated. Now ,York August tth, 1910
lin. once & +. O. Address 2s5 BROAD
way, borough Of Manhattan. New York
To tho defendants, Geors. W Tower,
Alsnson n Tower and Jane" Tower. this
name Jane" being fictitious, .aid defend
plalntn. she being the wife OF tho said
AIeuson II Tower
The foregoing summon, is '.ry.a upon
lion BARROW ; Weeks. Justice o. the. su.
preme court - M. state Of New York,
complaint In the once Of the Clerk OF the
County or Sew York a. The County Cour,
House, Borough OF Manhattan. New York
Dated, New York, october 5th, leIt
REED PALlISTER. Attorneys tor Plain
way Borough of Manhattan. New York
Clty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
PennsyIvania Company.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO REPORTS
ITS EARNINGS LESS BY 1927, 842

TNs e'gnty-eighth annual report or the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for
TIE year ended June 30. 1914. 10 being re-
oe'ved by stockholders to-day Decreases
earnings are chargeable largely TO loss
~ freight revenue and expenses and loss
Of business due 10 the food conditions
vh'00 raralyzed traffic The report says:
tn" total operating revenue. including
outside operations, was S99,032, 1901.
etcrease Of S297,s42?1 compared with
tie preceding year. Operating expenses,
aso Including outside operations.
amounted 10 $7i56os47.2s. a decrease OF
'ss6 a6231 and net revenue from all
SOURCES was s2t47l, 3O2.s3. decrease OF
f47o, S5?.Ho. Gross revenue from rail
operation, exclusively was s97,tll,+tl.+s.
dor-e1s" ~ s,14+,seolt AS further
g. forth 'n the income account, tax ac-
crIs'- Increased s265,5soso and deduc-
tons from gross income on account OF
rents interest &c. showed a total In
Gro ot S2.24l,l5ss5"
%, Or Income increased ts0b,bls.ib. and
tho net corporate income of se,25o,O243s
Was a decrease Of s.i32,0s7 Dividends
~ rcr cont on the preferred stock
amounting 20 t23b4,63364, and per
cent ON common stock, amounting 10
tllS7f2i7, were paid so that after mis-
oelaneous adjustments during the year
Sere Vas n not balance to the credit or
p'oNt and loss ~ s32,s0t,1 1874
Commenting upon the falling on IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02

net operating income with respect TO divi-
dend requirements. tho report states that
Largely because OF the extraordinary
flood expenditures OF over 81 600, 900 al
ready referred 10 and which we're charR ed
to operating expenses during tho year,
together with the recession In business.
the net operating income fell short of the
full amount required for the per cent.
dividend which has been paid upon the
common stock for tho last eight years
Tho company has earned and carried to
surplus during tho past ten years over
$50, 900 900 and the proft and loss account
this year after necessary adjustments,
showed balance Of S4i.922,95O. In view
OF these circumstances the board felt Justi-
fed IN continuing the established dlvi-
dend on the basis OF s per cent.
In reaching this conclusion considera-
ton was given to the application for an
Increase in freight rates then pending
before the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, as a result OF which II is hoped
that the company may be permitted TO
40 adjust It's charges as to offset In part
at least the increased expenses OF per-
msnent nature, such as higher rates Of
pay, increased taSes. &c, and thereby be
enabled 10 earn n fair return upon the
property Investment, In this connection Il
was shown in the rate hearing In the So
called 4 per cent. case that tho expenses
and charges OF the company for the year
1918 were s4.7l2.000 greater than they
would have been had the rates OF wages
and taxes alone remained the same as In
Me year 1910. an amount equal to more
than per cent. upon tho entire common
stock"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
COMPRISING FORGERY, IS HELD.
Voluntary Prisoner In LacIed~
Stock Case Goes 20 Tombs.

Charles Goodwin, 81. OF 6s Rradhurst
avenue, the clerk who walked into tho
office OF Assistant District Attorney Per
kins on Saturday afternoon with tho In
formation that he had forged the certin-
Gates OF the Laclcde Lighting Company
that led TO the Indictment Of George IT,
Lowden of Hampstead. L. l., on charge
of uttering one OF them was held in
900 bail by Magistrate Nolan In the
Tombs police court yesterday for exami-
nation to-day.
Detective Daniel Glare. who arrested
Goodwin. said that Assistant District At
torney Perkins was unable 10 be present
and asked that the case no adjourned
for n week. ms Goodwin, nc declared was
going to make revelations Of the methods
by which he said he had put the certih-
Gates into circulation.
The Magistrate told the quiet hammered
prisoner that he could postpone tho hear
ing for only forty-eight hours at tho
most. Goodwin consented and was then
led away to tho Tombs. az he could not
furnish bail
Detectives arr still looking for a third
man In the case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-02
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and New Jersey and
Delaware, fair to-day and to- morrow; cooler
Tomorrow moderate to fresh southwest
winds
For New England fair TO day and to morrow,
except local rains and cooler to day in northern
portion: fresh southwest winds becoming
mort Invest tomorrow
For western New York fair oday. preceded
by showers alons the lakes; colder tomorrow
and far; moderate to fresh northwe. winds.
NEW YORK, Nov Am unusually largs
area Of fair weather prevailed Yesterday: u
covered the country from the Rocky Mountains
east TO the Atlantic states. there was storm
Of increasing energy moving inland over tho
north Pachr coast states causing high winds
and rain from that coast into Montana and
Idaho and which will spread into the upper
Missouri and Mississippi valley. 70 day.
II was warmer In nearly all districts espe-
cially In tho southern and Atlantic states: II
was somewhat cooler IN the upper lake region
and Canada
In this city tho dav was far and warmer;
winds fresh southwcs'crly; average humidity
~ per cent harometer corrected to read 10
sea level at SA NJ. 90 10; =. NJ, 900
The temperature IN This city Yesterday. IS
recorded rs The orcial thermometer. q, shown
IN nc auueY,d tahtp
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THE PEOPLE, OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, ny THE GRACE OF GOD FREE
A ATG iS TRTiP Ts JUn H HGE
Hickis. MANY VILLA wiLLfXMs 4Ns sP1R RON
ALFRED HICKS WILLIAMS. ApELA
pRHYAA&&s D2EnXIEREAu; KATE JONES
other heirs at law and next OF kin Of said
Marguerite u. Hicks. late Of the City and
County Of New York, deceased. all Of whom
are unknown and whose names and places
hscer'siued to wit, the living issue or de
scenlants OF unknown brothers or sisters Of
Adela u Hicks or Robert Hicks. mother and
% Kin o. Marguerite b. Hicks deceased,
Mh'Tsas c ELlIorr MINon who re,
Brokl,n. in the cry Of New York, has lately
applied 70 tho Surrogates' Court Of our
County OF New York. to have a certain In.
April isii relating TO both real and d. per
sonal property, duly proved as the last WI
and Testament Of Marguerite n, Hicks. who
was AZ the time Of her death a resident OF
tho city Of New York. In the County OF New
York deceased.
Therefore. YOU and each Of you are cited
70 show cause before the surrogates' court
Records, In the County OF New York On the
18th day Of November. one thousand nine
hundred and fourteen. at half past ten
said VIII and Testament should not he ad-
mitted 10 probate as WIN Of real and per
sonal property
the Seal OF the surrogates' Court OF the said
County OF New York TO be hereunto afnxed
witness Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler. a
SSs .w o. . oI5 t sold co9mty ~
n. 81 day OF October IN the wear NJ our
LORD one thousand nine hundred and
fourteen.
DANIEL. j. powDNEY
Clerk OF the SurTOEafPs' Court
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srrnEMn COURT STATE OF NEW

synREMn COURT, STATE OF NEW
YORK, SEW YORK COUNTi-ALEN-
ASHER 4. srEEHENsoN,, Plsin,in, "
Summons Action for Absolute Divorce
TO THE ABOVE NAMED pEFENpANTi
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
sver the complaint In this action, and to
serve copy ~ YOUR answer on the plain
tin's attorney, within twenty days after the
service Of this summons exclusive Of the day
appear or answer, Judgment will he taken
against YOU by default for tho relief de-
mandrd IN the complaint
Dated New yoIk. lgiy snth. 1914
JOHN WILLIAM SMITH plaintiffs Al
tornSy, .o3 broadway. Manhattan
Borough, \ Y. city,
To Annie W stephenson, Defendant:
The foregoing summons ia served upon
YOU nv publication. pursuant TO an order Of
the Hon BARLOW s Weeks, Justice OF the
supreme Court Of the state Of New York,
dnird September cath. 1914, AMI Med with
the Complain IN tho ONCE Of the Clerk of
tho County Of New York on tho srd day OF
October l2ll
Dated New York. October srd. 1914
jobs WILLIAM SMITH plaintiffs A.
torney once 4 =, o Address. 2os
Rroadway, Borough Of Manhattan, New
York City,
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES SHOW
BIG DECREASE IN EARNINGS
Shrinkage Almost Everywhere During Year Up to
Date Total Loss Is 1,1oo,o24.-.Slight
September Improvement.

Decreases iu the revenues OF nearly all
O. 1--WE lines Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad
a. shown in the reports for nine months
o, this year The total loss in revenues
IL S22o9,a2ioe. The reports for Sep
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Pennsy1vansa system.

Pennsyivsnsa system.
Month OF September 1914 January TO s.p,.b.- a. ,s,.
Amount increase Amount Increase.
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js,..nSSi 2 i,,:3si,sss: ss:i.i,ssp d. iL'.,c,ie.
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'..Ss..di??issM '":is:. 'l:,ssss!;!;p :i.s:.....
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MASTER PLUMBERS INDICTED.
President OF National Association
Held for Conspiracy.

sALT LAKE, Nov. Indictments charg-
Ing members Of the city, state and national
master plumbers associations with having
operated 'or the last three years IN re-
"'a'n' NJ trade were returned by the
'@dera Grand Jury for the District Court
" van against fourteen master plumbers
O. t'ah and Colorado yesterday, II wss
a'vpIu0ed to-day.
Tho indicted plumbers were placed
under bond for their appearance when
"Irl convencs November ., All except
'"''s Irving, president vice-prssident and
''tor Of the National Association or
'1s'"r Plumbers are Utah plumbers and
some ONCE In one or moro of the three
-.EN' rat'ons.
noctor Denies EUort Mt suicide.
pr Onward 4. Kelly ~ 1873 West iotn
root was taken yesterday 10 Bellevue