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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

,,,, nam. and address, Of purchaser and sitorneyJ
MARCH l.
Manhattan.
.,,ru CT II r s. l3t o Nagle az 27xllO:
thptN - 'to-.i,eln 10 If n Cohen. 1903 Putnam
~ MANNED. \ mtg s22.00O): Feb 20 s, ,iso
AE.;le,g l. y. 80, p it6i6 81, es.llr75 I Tay-
on ~, 40 ano exs. 20 Carrie Miller el a.
tI,s,s., Nj Vernon. y Y Jan y. atty. II ode.,i
esoAoWAY s cor 18Th st, .5SIloS6 sI.3. l9 y,
ia, ID b King trustee OF VIII OF o. o.iH' Fs sS
tc'n street a Rway Coypn, 81 Nassau >. ~
10. atty T G. y Co .o,, - r.
eeoAowkY. d " cor l4ith g. 90 IL. \ LAY
Lor aud su0. e1Is. ~ IAfIle A''''' -~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
Sales at Auction.

Salesroom offerings yesterday were
disposed of as follows at the Real Es-
tate Exchange in Nesey St:
BY Henry Brady
SIN Az. TSl. s, 100 45th st. 10 SIlO0. sty
hall and store. Veronica Mock ct a. AT Ellen
Lcoharl e. al. J Harris atty, J Thompson.
ref. due, $fSl36l taxes. etc. 81. $50 l6 subject
. mtg So 600. TO the 3 autif for Sc lOi
lisTh ST. stt W o. ;. 100 Manhattan sy. 10 II
lo0ll. sly dwlg Frances NJ Cayansugh agt
Josephine Cavauaugh ei 81. T VI Row cite atty
W Quinn. ref due. Sl1.2l947. taxes. etc.
$3.50 J.. TO the palHtiT Tor s. 900.
Bl Joseph +. Day
ST NICHOLAS Az cor l40th st. l0l SreS 2N
90 llA>5. vacant. Lincoln Thu, 60 90 a.. trus. ast
Charter Construction Co 81 a.: L bus. Gleason X
PrlSkEuer. atiJs. Louis EXS.cu. ref due. SOL
$3.50. taxes. etc. S7e9.sO TO the p.aintf for
EoGEcomsE Az, " cor l4oth st. % llI70 va
cant. Lincoln Trust Co G. d. agt City New York
e al. Ekus. Gleason & r-oskaucr. sttys; Louis
EN,tein. ref. due S-4..i9 o.. taxes etc. $6s4.O
90 The psistif FOR $4,000
CANNON ST, c. G S. 100 Riyington st. 2'IloO:
sly tenmt Lambert Suydam ak Gussie Meyers
g " Adams atty l. Trucsdae. ref due.
SEE 0S. taxes. etc. $5N1. 20 tie plaintiff for
10000.
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The Bronx.

Edsard and George W Collard. eIrs. 20 Frederick
j AfuI-. S, 200
Ida SaUler to Louisa karrass. 500
Gertrude A Kelly % COLUMBIAN Kelly, s. 900
BacJ4ra Weber 10 John Hydick. s. 800
Francis GOeltz snd AaO. trustees. 20 Francs A
Glelz. 81 900
Francs A G0,ltz % william Clark. 81
Al-u.ta o. FTUmm % Louise DOber. 81
Louise Dalcr 20 william Olpp. ST.
North SIDE Mortgage Corpn 70 w hetdaugh Dun
u.as. yl.lJy
W... an = Opp to Katie Roedsf. $3.50
Bella BruneF. sdn. T. Bella Bruner. 81
same 70 same. III
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MARCH l.
Manhattan.

Lincoln Trust CO 70 Lincoln Trust CO. a. trl. 20i
Oh av. 5ylh st. cor 10Th Az loOI24 stus.
BHWers 4 sands. 40 Cedar 81. $40 900
Lawyers Mlg Co 10 ] NJ Knox ei al e1rs Jane G.
Phelps 9Th ST. g. 1913 Az d. =; atty
Lawyers Mtg Co. - Liberty g.. $50 900
J Sler a. Elizabeth lisUie. 10 Jones 81. jersey
CO. llgth st. s. 1884 Madison az II ~
Toe II atty. sitter II BWay s. 900
Lawyers MIG Co b. J N Knox. eGr Jane Pie Is
Il3th 81. s. 26l v Isl az. 5jIi00.l0. atty, Law
yc-s Mtg CO. 81 Liberty 81. siQ. 900
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e. Es.aI +. $40 OyO
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

SUPREME CoGRr~PkGE, J.
Fouftable Life ASsusJ Brady B.ackbouns Co
Archibald F. Baxter
Scott Burlingame-Archiba'dE Barter.
n ack/ComyUs-Psu r DAYS
Re Won Polheim-Heny A GildersleeTe
BY GAYEGAN. J.
Lincoln Trust Co/Yae Really Co-Edward "
Hawkes. j. 49,,
II Hawkes.. 4: ,,, r,,.
DOnahue/ Armstrong II Hamilton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
The Bronx.

Wills Ev. II e cor l44th S, tstore nooI e'fl5
I'm, Ucmmerdinger 70 william flhserle' ~
WINS az 'tV,uis Az, s. $50
TIFFANY ST. cor Beck St (corner store. etsS},i
l't ~" RraIty Co Inc 10 Henry knoer. 81
Trany ~. yrs from Dec l. 1914. atty NJ
Ro-cltlal. '+'NNN ~
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By The ST. Morgenthau. u. Company
RECORDED LEASES.
MARCH !
Manhattan.

Az a, 1885. 81. Hannah seide 70 siesel go 20, T.
s7th a. US from March /. 1915 atty WschL
Az A, l2s3' al. Anna Za.kn 70 NJ Siesei. go L
ann 81 US from March l. 1919. atty. M%chi;
d. 49, BWay. - t,,. = ',y
PLEASANT Az. $40. store floor sg Juna LA FS,
10 u, ~. = - T. i5'i 81 500
an Az C97 store floor and bsmnt, Harriet nan
nrd 10 Ii Weiss. o. 81 aS. yrs from rep od L.
nAp5lSoN Az. r cor l2sth st, all. Dim Really
G. to T. Breuer SSl7 50 s'. Syfs from MAttn .5 ~
elDRipGE ST. 2O3 store and hsmnt Man Law
re.ce. extx. 10 ; luko"z. 20 L4qndse D. ~ .
WIS from April l. 1915: atty. II Ii binder $50
STA 81. So4 and 3O4 " az; A Delahaaty to &C [
II SIIIiyan and auo 502 " 64th 81 ] FL Yrs
rom Mach /. 1915; atty. Pilot. oO' W tt,a
es0ApWAY, an store; 0 Abbott TO hfani-
bSwer W 18Th ST: 3 l-l2 yfs from Ma,sh =;
isi.. afty ; ) Fclusiein. $50 \assag 81, S".Vyo
sTH Az. ia al. l. Berger to X Ihomps'h -.
Inc. 80 yts from completion OF Ods' ally .,6 a oda
kaufman. ] Wal St. ..., ,s-eo ,h $500
80 Az u S. l46 18Th s., $StGQ tse Ia le 4, 4
If Beers and auo, uus. O. ) - Meme e. 81 oso
s,b IN. % S-l2 yrs from FEB !. l9l-. allow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT,

Part mills. j. Part ll-KE0GH. J.
CALENDAR ~ 4 NJ
4 Conway fNayl0r Bros Alert Rinehau&DennB
Ruppe l/NYCSHRKR Mckenua/ McKennA
/ Nh. - Prad.y Cont Garlella Plttsb Con
Uyde Ga-ysy Same Cushmsn
I E'vIIrying Chuba/Cent RR NJ y ]
/ : iedTeuslI ,Dungo0fleCC Dunn/NYC&IRRR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
NEW YORK COUNTY.
cupRFnE COURT.

App.list, Dklsion--lg O,pt-RecesS
Anpeilats Term BEFORE LEHMAN j J. HIN
DglCR and Cn'AfAN j.
Arrcai, from Municipal Court called q 10 a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02
NASSAU COUNTY.

SUPREME CoURr-SCUDDER J.
TRIAL TERM
] tin/Hpler Lud am Moore
/ Insosna adm Bkn Pack BntuMyers
/ ard Auto Service " neroWitS BosSoTh "
/ Wepdlaud IDibble & Ano Pastor Metzger
/ Hults. by gdn Bruck- Anderson B0haek 90
! bAuser A auo HunhOI Doefilinser
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
BOROUGH OF NANHATTAN.
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STATE.
COURT or APPEALS.
Wu'r Rockville Trust PEG OK ri " NH&HhH
C1,nr,s-.tsi PAM ~ Pom Poo x NYC&UR sans
,ior Vaieutiua proIS lV.udler Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02

COUNTY COURT.
Special 1erm-GlBBS. J.
Motions and eN parte matters.
Trial Tsrm-TIERNAN. J
No DAY calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02

RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
SUPREME C0URT-BlADH J.
John Lear 226s Washington Avenue Corn'n-
John " StOckeE.
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sueeoGA-Es coURr cHAmseRs-sCHUIZ. 8

No day calendar
Trial Term-SCHULZ. s.
CONTESTED WILL
Joseph D Iack80n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-02

REFEREES APPOINTED.
SUPREME C0URr-BRADY. J.
ElIas Freudenma cher-ElWard D D0Nllng.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
gpGita,tbigc IrDbibitipn lit Gplprabp

9enper, 6. Seq. 9as 5taats@
pbcreeridbt bat in einen Scitfaa, in
nelhem cs iid1 I'M bie9lusltelllrng bon
Salppnll5cnlct nod nem |. ,Sunuar
1916 barlbelte, an lpelhenl Gage Sic
ltuatspeite Grpbibition in araft tritt,
Die gnt1fcinung abge9ebeu, babs Sic
Staotfon1nillare l1idlt sur suslteulmg
bon 2i5enlen beredtiat iitlb.
Ser @nlpru6 ipor erbobcn lpproen,
naB 3enper unO anoere Stdbte untcr
Spe5ialfreibrief trob bes Hootlibe11
Grpbibitipnsgclete5 sur ausltcallns
BON 2i5elnen berehti9t ieien. 9as
Sberseridt crflarte, oab sic Stabtc
nit tSpnoerfreibricfcn uecriile @ors
rcd9te" in rein n1rtni5ipalenslngelcgel1e
bettcn bdtten, bab aber Ste Staatsz
gelpalt iiber ibnen Itebe uno bie5tdbte
nid]t nebr beredtigt leiell Groinal18en
in Gerlebltng Scr ltaatliden 9rpbibitiz
pn5gelese 5l1 erlallen, lpie Die Strofer1
fir Wsprb llnp anbere @erbreeebn feIrz
5ulesen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
Die s9e,nie grieftraser.

Mdbreno man in Deutl6lonb
mebr BIZ. Srauen gum YpjtoienF berz
an5iebt, nerben in gnglanb audi tpd6=
reno bes arieses nur Mduner 5ur
8riefbefDrOerung peripenbet. Sin Be-
1onoers 16piertges Mnt 6aben bic
beioen 8rieftrdser, bic sic goitbez
itellung uuf Ser Sben1ie belprsen.
Sbre 2lufgabe be5tebt bari1l, bic 8riez
fe auf Die @diffe gu tragen, bic in
Den Dpds uno in ben ipeit uusgez
bebnten 5afenanlasen liegel1. Der
elne BON ben 8rieftrdgern bat oie
@frede bonn 3oubauie Bis gum 2ime
9puie Der anoere BON oa Bis nab
!9ladpall nit 8riefen gu per1prgel1.
Die 5agesarbeit oieIer W1Gnner
ipidelt ii9 in folsenoer Weiie ab::
lin s llbr mprgens begeben lie Iidb
IN ibren 8ooten auf oen Wes. Die
9ln5obl Der tdglid gu befDrbernben
griefe belduft iid auf ettpa 500. Sic
mill1en lelbit lire 9ppte ruoerl1, lpas
be1o1Ders BET Dem hduflg pprtpms
meroen Nebel feline aleil1isteit lit.
I'm niht in ben 8ereih Ser 5ablrei=
Aen 9ampfer su fpmmen, bic unz
aufbnrlta eil1z unn ausloufen, ball
ten iid9 bic 8rieftraser nit bem
.8ppt piht nm l1fel. 2os Mertnurz
0i9}te aber an Dem Nienit Der engliz
.lhen Maler=ssrieftrdser lit, bab er
ein oltes pripileg bartlett, pas 1id
lett Sabrbunoertsn III slpei JamiIien
pererbt. Die Uniform Der S5emle.
8rieftrager ln1terld)eiOet iid osutli6
bon Der Der anperen 2pnooner pp|tbsz
umten. Sic beitebt aus einem ountlen
lteberrod lmo aus ebeniplhen 8siaz
fleioern,bie einen brelten rpteu 5trei-
fen aufipeiien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
SntcrOiem ut Ttlomari6aa SiubeuburQ,
g. s,r'ast bic \ x{es sage III, pse,t san,t,s
Sod uerOe .. g. qob lauge oaleru.
G1s s.
acinc 9rDRn &ricssere| .Hc sciern bcridyt,
Gr erfldrt oie II.
ide Sage fur bo1it 8iinitto
qod lauge oauerll,
Sod .werOe D.
aeine erD3cn aricssersS die acitern bcridtet,

nB baB bcn ebcn Ger Iban GcnSc e5dibe obo
ast mtrbcn ~ &as 5enrld ct ibrcr slrtacr p gs<
Der &re9sab III Gas ltcr @pb bes Spf 2onSpn qabt
paB t1 9e1enancr &ricgspan an9enomncn aud b
le1crt 5l Dob Die Gntrama6c np nid gum cben er
r1eonde Gage nod0 nntmmg Nibcrlprecnbc geridc unb
G'erid6 0pnatr dlieBld bo gul9an beiebt erbide
Nid5i9 m 9ricdbem Gcbct nd)t entpanc sonbcrn bur
ten id nit Den San5oien bercnge grild sree in geippo
aen big tu 81 gnara neo9t $50 tic 5tanb 5u 9aln ltdt
- sou auD @crtarfungcn erbaten babcn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
Ser Ga. aougreB organilirt,
ltno bereit, ssilions sotld,aft beute 5u b0ren.
SIN Sauie idon an 1000 gius eingereidt,


Ner 10 gfancn me6r @orio6r Ser irz
den sere1tdat 1al - slud oa5 6roueHInnrehs
onm nteocr 5rauenler bcr7ann1c l(no
cine Sccgaon plroe Ea giipn ena1gcu- gn mar uez
niger ablebnenb os Gob bcninu1es @pdeu
soaftcr @raf gcrnprif Staat5an I'M @noabe Ser
erlnoc - @es6a6 bic aaees gpn b. gapcn abbcrfen
pon lplteH Staatsamt Inid 9ngobe Grinz
Den npb9 ne e5 9ei9 oaB lie Scr 9c9erg eneb lei
e Anagn n erldp6ugsprp3eB Dniorte
dart 2auten jebt au orbperdp5rtro Colorado miro am
Sanuar bondnbig geegt 9(snabnc m gcnber
lnb anoere Sdbte nit Sonbcrfreibrieen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
@eridp6rnnssanflaac segen isay ct al.
Deridjarft.

g e ~ Dorf, 6. 9e8. 6iinf ipeiterc
anfla9en ipuroen bcute 9csen 93obt.
Sap, 8alter 6Sdol5, War greitung,
On. 5crbcrt aien5lc, gngelbertgronfz
bprlt unb Saul 9arcbc crbpbcn.
Sic friiberen suflagen belbulbi9ten
lie nlr bes gerlnd]es sur 3eritDz
rllng bon Sdiffel1, aber Bic belltigel
anflagen lautcn alf Gerldp0rl1ng 81,
Di 0 I 5, 5um 9ln9riff nit tDotliderl
@offen llno 5llr 3erlt0rllng bon
sbiffcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
NnS 0er 8unorsbauplltaOt
Scr 81. &on9rcB croffne t.

@a 9tn9tpn, 6. Seq. Ser 81.
8on9reB pcrlanmelte lict beute @Httaa
5n etncr Seiiipl, oie eiue Ser nicftig@
lten 5u iperben periprid)t, Sic ie ub9ez
baltel lpurbe. Sic @pr9ange in beiz
Den 5aulern lparen fllr5 lln0 beidlril1fz
ten lid auf Sic Organization uno sic
Ginreicbung BON gias rmo 9leipluz
ttpnen. Sem 6erfpmnen 5ufolge la}7s
ten bcioe $odllier Elm Committee III .
Erallocnten I'm i'm 5u benabrtcbttz
gen, bab Der aonereB perlanunclt lmb
bercit let, leine Ilittbeilungen ol3u~
nehnen.
Sn1 @olllc mllrbe spred]er Glorf
NIT 221 ge9en 1914 Stinrlncn uieoerz
erlpahlt unb ber Senat erlpdblte Glarfe
bon slrfanlas lpieber gum 5eitlpciligen
Graltbenten. 9iad) ser ginldlpDrl1na
oe5 Spreder5 Glurf ipllrben Idlnn1tlibe
0iit9lieoer oes ioaulcs eillecIcfn aren.
ri6reno I'M Senat, Der cine bauernbc
a6rperidaft lit, 11ltr Bic 80 neuen
Wltt9lteber eingeidppren ipurben.
eSn1 5allle lparen bon bcn 433 Ilit%
gliebern MN 427 bel Scr grDff11ltng
anlpelenn llnb bon bielcn cntGieltcn
lid) s ser I6itinn1llng. Inn Sen Grpz
9renipcn ltinunten , fir sen republ
Sprecberfolloioatc1, lrdbrenb Sic mocz
ren 4 unN Ser ein5ige Sp5ialilt 2onz
Don (af. 81 ncn 9llfrlf mr. nit ,allz
mclcnb beantlrprtcten.
9as Sonus par belttc 4 Stll1bcll III
Sisung uno cs rltroen reihlih 1000
Sils uno ScidIiiiie eingebratbt, oaz
rltnter niclc fin uno sc9en Bic natipz
nule &ertheiri9ung llno eillise fin oos
6ruuenred1ts Z sntcllomeut. Sn Scz
nat lplrrbc altbcr Scr grlp0blung be5
Senators glarfe Sunl Gprllfer y. t.
praftilh l1ichts 9etbnn.
Scibc $odltlcr pcrtugtcn iid) bis
n1prgcn aRittug, lpenn bas pirflitc
Gclhuft Ser Seliipn beginnet lnb Scr
9Sralibent lcine gptldaft nor Ser gcz
lneinlunen Sibulg beiocr Sodlller ner@
lclcn luirn.
Sic g Sddsun9cn Scr sllls@
gaben.
Sic ocm &pngrcb beutc npnSdasz
amt rnterbreitcten slll5saben iino bic
srDbtelL sic ie III 6rieocns5citcn beanz
truet lpproen lt1D ltno belulfen lidj
il1sgcIamnt auf S1,2S5, ,S57, sos, poer
$17O,S53,614 ncbr ais I'M Tpriabr.
Sic 3lnnbmc miro fait gan5 hurdl Ste
Ndue Ser slbnttl1iltratipl1 sur nilito%
riIhen gcreitlebaft perllrlucbt. gfcbr
uls 116 Wdllinncn lillo fir nirefte
Slllsgabeu fin Seer llnb Slptte be-
itinunt llnb ireitert Ndllipnen fiir Sill
ltenpertbeioieungen unp anocrc Sc
ltllnsslperfc. Sic 6prperlln9eu Der einz
SelnenScpartlneuts lno 9iircuus lino:
Gelcegebln9 IS I573,372
@nll5iebenbc @clpalt. 30,S07,505
SSlltis 1,36S,5O0
slderbult 241o9,0S9
slusludrti9er Sienlt 5,426,699
slrmcc s, 1922 354,259
Sluttc .211,51S,074
Snniuneran9clc9cnz
BETTER 1o,t75,o36
Gelllipnel1 160,565,000
Yanonafunol 2I535. .469
Seff. Slrbetten :. 1O4, GA $50
GpItlpeIel1 316,364, $40
&crlnieocncs 9S,290,563
9auerloc Selpilli9unz
gen 135,074, ,613
Ser Epltbiemt miro III Nb5ug ges
bratt, ou Sic ginnabmen oie Soften
bcfen unb cs blcibcn lpnlit 5000
942,929 tbatladlict 5ll bcluilli9clr,
coer .$167,S53,401 mcbr als I'M Dor
iabr.
i r. I;55e I'm S SGfeu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
Scr cnnlild,e lsren1ic1

Ser cn9liid)c Ercrnicr 9ibt in
ieilcr slnreoc al Sic cnglilden slrbciz
ter, lportn CT lie crludt, feincn bpbcren
2pbn 5lt fprberll 5ll, baB Sic Trcilc
fir 9eabrlln9snlitcl Inn 40 GrpScl1t
ecltie9en linb, fir aleiper lm 80 Asro@
sent llnb 10 Sic 9a15e 9ieibc binburd.
Sn g8irfli6feit lit Sic Steigcrun9 nod
bebclltenb grDber uno lpetul MAJ, allcs
Sulammenrcdnct, 9rDber als in
9elltlblanb. 9as ucrbil1bert pcn eng
liihen grcl,lier llidt, bel anbcrcn Sc
lc9enbeit Sic 9liidlid)c Gage Gn9lanhs
/ m@ersIeidl 5u 9cutld]lanb sll rib
men. sbcr mir lpillcn es ictt aus leiz
nen cigencn Ntlulnc, Sob CT Iii 8 t.
Sn 9iibomerifa perb ben
griinolide Inter lu6ungeu ongeitsllt,
I'm t.usfinois su MAIDEN, ob oort Ye>
trDleum 9eppnnell lpersen tunn.
Sm 9eirotsbureau, Die
Oane NJ le9r llllllt1olllW!
9m, ~ tDnnen Sic mtloernbe Inns
Itdnbe geltenb moheu9
Gntriiitet. Srou Muuer:
9p, neinen Sic, Der arieg babe tel
nen f9ledten Ginflllb mlf einen
Mann9 Meiner lpar auf llrlmlb Da,
benten Sic, beim gifen bat er ntdt
einmal bic Serpiette permibt!
Mufiil9er 9rudfeh.
Ter. limb pus ma6en beine heioen
SDhne. 9imitriff?" froste Der Grob.
fiirit leinen gfeffen.
"Die spgen natiirlib NIT in Den
gsrieg", erpiberte Sin1itriff. u5ie
FeDlen beim 6. Petershurger Sns
fanteriere9ilnent!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
Bic lleberlee : gad6ridtcnogentltr
c--,,,,4,, 81, Olnfchi cI,4o So S.,,ls n

gonntag Sic @el6ihte bes beutld1en
&ronprin5e11 ipd6renO beg @riegs, alti
@runb Der 3ulanmenitelung bon Sc
rid)tcn Ser Sseinbe 9euti1lanbs in eiz
ner' banilben 3eitlu9. Ser geri9t
lnl1tct:
5. slnsuit 1914 Gpfer eines
Ittentats in Berlin.
1S. slugnlt - sln Ser fra,15Diil6eii
@rcnSe lhiper beripuroct.
20. sluglit 3lpeites s(ttertat, BET
ocn1 ct Gin 8ei1 einbiiBte.
"a. slllsllit Grittcr slnl6lag ouf
iein 2eben.
4. geptember- ge9ing gelbltlnorb.
13. septclnbcr- -starb in griiiel
i'm Soolpital.
Is. September 2eitete einen sln<
grill BET @crbun.
16. Gepten1ber Sy1 Splen burb
eine Sdrapnellfrgel berlulnbet..
Is. Septelnber @iebcrln1 an ser
fral5Dlilden Sront beripunoet.
20. O.September ggSirb iterbenb nod
6aule gebra6t.
"a. Gftpber sSn 8crlin beige
iebt.
25. Gftober- geine 2eide auf Dem
Shladtfelb gefllnbcn
8. sfopember @ieberlrm beige
lebt.
4. Nppe,nber Gpn neuem bon Sen
Sran5oien 9ctDbtet.
s. 9}ppcmber Srrlinni9; ipirb
nad cinen1 entlegencn Sblpb iiber<
fiibrt.
13. s}obelnber- Gum Gbcrbefcblsz
baber on Ser Sitfront ernannt.
II. Nppember 95od einn1ol eez
tDbtet.
16. sSam1ar 1915 Son neuem
perlpnnbet.
3. Bebrllar s}ad 6auie 9e<
idicft.
Mnlliider Salrsang CT
an oer 81 eibe.
g etrp9rab, 6. Seq. (Gia 2pnz
son.. Gin failerli1er llf1s lpllrbe beuz
te erlaiier, Ser bie gtri1ellung Ser @ez
fruten pes Sabrgangs 1917 i'm Sriibz
1abr 1916 pcrfiigt.
s Siirfildes Sor rpebpbppt
SerjtDrt.
2pn 5 pn, 6. 9tsS. 9as tiirfilhe
Sprpcbp6pot Gar 6il1ar lit bon einem
britilden II 8ppt i'm Marmaralnecr
berlerft ipprbei, lpie pffi5iel( beute
gbcnb 9c1nefbet lpurbe. slnh Elm NIT
@orrdtben belabener tiirfilher SAINT
pier nnn 4 Scselid]iffe, 10 miro be-
rid1tet, lcien aul 3. ul1b 4. 9escnbcr
bcrle1ft lnprbcn.
@ric If ii dc Serid tc unz
it M M / q.
q tbcn, 6. 9c5. aDnig apnitantin
lpll i'm 8e9riffe 1tebcll, Sic grtcnteipre
bcrunecn 5u erfiillcn. slls G6atlahe
miro bcribtet, bnB Oie lerbiihen Srrpz
pen, oie bon Mpnnltir iiber Sic Grcn5e
funen, MD t cntipaffnet ipprben iino
unb ibnen Der Gllrdmarlb sur Ser
einiglng nit Sen Sran5oieu seltottet
lplrbe.
2pnb 0 II, 6.Gc5. 2prb 91obert &C.
cilc. Scr Harlamcntslefretis besMuslp.
slmtes, fiinbigtc bellte I'M llnterballlc
an, sic 8cSiebungcn 5ipild)cn Sen sllz
lirtcn llno Gricdcnlano leicll 10 beifel,
pab er feinc grfIarn1g iibcr bieie suz
che ubgeben fDnne
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9te Mdrtte
8rponfte.

Gbieogo. 6. Gc5. @ci5e1 -
1914 Ges, HOS, sfai.
&orr 6S7s 3e5. 71A M3ai.
0afer 1872 0e5., 461s Miai.>
8etreioe fiir 9aar: 9sn. 2 rot5er
sSi,1ter nor1il1ell; go. 3 &orn ali
20, neu 66; Stanooro Safer 45 bis
44c.
9logacn 9so. 2 96-97.
@erIte 60-73.
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8itb nno Erubifiuntu.

Ghicago, 6. 3es. Rinopieb -
3ufltbr $4,000. Stiere $6.00-10.-
90; &iibe ln1o 9finoer $3.0O-S $50;
&alber $6.50-10.50.
Sfnpeine 3ufllbr $4,000. Slalt
lnb nieOriger 5u So .50-6.75; Su<
lneilt SIT S6.t0-6.55.
5dnie 3ufl,br $4,000. Stetig
SIT $6.oo-6.5o; 2anuner $500 bis
$9.10.
0Aefliisa 12-13c, aurfeps
lac.
Butter Greanerp % bis
333311ac.
Ger 27-soc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07

= Ser abgefii6rte M6raz
ler. 9uber: Sic baben in1mer eta
mas gu n0rgeln bob es obne Marfen
fait ni9ts mebr gdbe. S9reiben sic
5elbpoitbriefe, un0 fenben Sic fleine
Siebespotete ins 5elo - bic iinb aue
mar1enfrei.
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g . ii e ii S d + fo.

Sc a y It a t, iibcr Sonbpn, 6. 9c5.
@cncral San Gbriitian Snltts, 2an%
bcs gertbcibi9un9sminiltcr Der Siin@
airifaniidcn l1nipn fiinbi9tc Spnnta9
il, einer Dfftntlidcn @erlummlung in
anpltabt an, bab Sic fir sic pitnfrifuz
nilbe ggpeoitipn nptbpcnbi9c Irmcc
iett ppl3ablig lei. 9icle Gypeoitio,
lei nDtbie eelpnrben, ipeil sic 9eutldcn
Sic cillacbprenc @cpDlfcrlng bcluaffs
ncten llnb Ben 6ciligen arie1 gegcn Die
briltlic6 @epDlferung llnteritiihten.
u5dlpcr m5nbriug cl".
8crIi,l 5. 9es. (9rabtlos iiber
SaDbille.) llllter Scr lleberihrift
uSbpcr llm5ubrinscll" perDffentltht
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sort nit bem Soppbeul" 'Gp
miro Der 9inbeitrich 8rm grlsrllfscitbcn
her Natibiitcn.
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sScr in sem @inncrri6 ein Sren@
nlbn955cicben crbIidt ltcmpclt i'm
3ln1 gebanfclitricb Scr @ebanfenS
loIen.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-18

POTATO MEAL BREAD

TTHERE is nothing very new in the
government experiments with
= the use of potato meal in bread.
Our mothers knew that the adj
dition of potatoes added to the flavor
and preserved the moisture of bread.
And there never was bakers bread"
to compare with that which mother
used to make in the good 9old days
when the barrel Of flour had it's con-
stant place in every home, when
''bake-da came as regularly as
'wash-day," when the "doughtray'
was a household institution and when
it was one Of the regular duties of the
small boy of the family to so for a
"penny's worth of yeast" But any
thing that tends toward keeping down
the cost OF the staff of life in the pres
ent emergency is worthy of considera-
ton.
Austrian bakers are now compelled
by law to use at least 80 per cent. DO
tato meal in making their bread. The
United States Bureau of Chemistry's
potato-meal bread has been baked
with from 25 to so per cent. potato
meal and the remaining per centage
wheat. The most satisfactory loaves
in combining economy and appearance
were those made with the minimum
percentage allowed in Austria or less.
The loaves made with more than 80
per cent potato meal were not so sat
isfactory, as they were heavier and
less attractive in form. The bread
has a rather coarse texture and dark
appearance, but possesses a distinctive
and agreeable flavor. 1t also retains
moisture for much longer period
than ordinary wheat bread
The question has been raised as to
whether the ordinary cooked potato
might not be satisfactorily substituted
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-18
HARD WORK AHEAD

n HEMBERS OF the Legislature
M would do well to rest up during
4V4 the recess which has been ar
ranged to extend until the first
day of March, because when they come
back to Harrisburg they will have to
hustle if they are to get away in the
latter part of April. 1t is understood
that there will not be many bills
passed this session, that is, compared
to some which have gone before.
There are, of course. many appro-
priation bills which make up the rec
ord of session, but the prevailing
impression appears to be that there
will be fewer general laws than here
tofore.
When the legislators assemble again
the Governor will have the workmen's
compensation and other big admins
tration bills in shape to present and
the codes and municipal legislation
and other measures which generally
attract attention will be in shape for
committee consideration. Local option
is to hold the boards in March in the
House and there will be other things
to seriously discuss.
Not much has been done by the
General Assembly up to date, but it
will have an opportunity to make up
for lost time. and inspections and other
things should be gotten out of the way
now.