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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-03
TURKS ARE SECURE
Defenses of DardaneIles Are
Declared Not Scratched.
Greatest Attacking Fleet Ever
Assembled Is POwerless.
GREAT, new EMPIRE is RISEN
Won der GOItz Pays Tribute TO
Awakened Ottoman.
Sees National Unity and EX-
allied Patriotic Sentiment.
GREAT, new EMPIRE IS RISEN
By HENRY WOOD.
...h. 1o15 hV Limited Press.

COnKFI0nI-
Constantinople. July 26.-(Deiayeu'
The greatest fleet ever assembled for
+ha nurnose of attack has scarcely
scratched the defenses of the Darda-
ne1Ies The possibility that the STRAIT
lin no forced by the Anglo-French
rvarshins and land forces is too re-
mote for consideration, ana pdch -
This feeling of confidence of superior
itv the Turkish army is deVeiopihs d
new spirit of national unity thal - Ae-
generating the Turkish empire
Father of New Army.
BRIEFLY put. these were the state
nents made to me TO-DAY py leu -nc
shall Won Der Goltz of the Ger ID II II
army, who as military inspector VI ny
turkish army for years preceding the
poIl-aD wars won for himself the u
lie ''Father of the modern IuTkis lh
arr,x-,, To the intimate knowledge
thus gained of the hghtlng Iurh ne
has since the first of December auueu
his personal observation of the present
onerations in this capacity as military
aide TO his imperial majesty the SUI
tan. 1t was this capacity as the great
est authority on the modern TurkiSn
army that had asked him to explain
the progress of the Dardanelles oper-
atoms and the sudden strength uls-
PLAYED by the Turkish army following
its admittedly poor showing during
the two Balkan wars.
Not Beyond First sentinel.
ENTIRELY aside from the Nalof OF
this new Turkish army of today there
are other elements of strength IN TN
defense of the Dardanelles which L
am sure the public as a whole has so
far failed to appreciate" said the field
marshal Il doubt if the world at
large knows that up to the present
moment not single ship of the allied
fleet has ever passed the first line OF
mines.
Danger Not Worth Mentioning.
Back of this first sentinel, as 1t
were. lie whole fields of submarine
defenses of the most modern and per
feet type. Even were a ship able to
elude the first line of mines the chanc-
es that she could pass the other lines
of defenses we figure are so infinites-
malIy small as not to be calculable-
AT the very moment when the
world at large believed the Turkish
army weakest, because of the reverses
of the two Balkan wars, it has come
forward suddenly with a degree of
strength and resistance never attained
in the past. This is due to two things
instilled into it by the young Turkish
generation of today-national unity
and sentiment for national existence"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-03

with fire and personal injuries under
Mr.. Hamilton. With the death of Mr..
Hamilton both departments were con-
sonoated and Harry Pribble was ap-
flclal in authority over Hale.
me change is made with the idea
OF lncrea sing the efficiency of Hale's
work by putting him IN the depart
ment where nearly all his work orig
1nates-for the most of the safety
first work is done in the operating de-
partment. Whether or not Mr.. Hale's
office. will continue to be in Topeka
has not been decided definitely, but
officials state that it probably will re-
main.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-03
DEATHS and FUNERALS.

Mrs. Villa Barr, age 90. of 315
East Eleventh street, died today at a
local hospital The body will be sent
to Butler, Mo-, for interment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
CLASS L'BELLE
AS WAR BRIDE"
COMMON STOCK JUMPS TO asa
ON PITTSBURGH EXCHANGE
YESTERDAY.
Reports Of Booking Of War Orders Be,
IieVed to BE Responsible-Pre-
dieted II Will Reach so.

Reports that the La Belle Steel com.
pany has booked large war orders and
that the company is doing a very prof.
able business. with future prospects
exceedingly bright. was sufficient to
cause a hve point advance in the com
mon stock Of the company shortly af.
ter the opening on the Pittsburgh eN.
change yesterday morning.
Yesterday rise makes a total of
nine points within "a hours The
stock opened on the Pittsburgh mar
ket at 81 y: its high mark for the DAY
was 46Ss, and closed asking 43iA. The
total sales on the Pittsburgh market
were 1888
Locally La Belle opened at 3gia and
advanced to ~. 2ss below that on the
Pittsburgh market Brokers were ask
ing - but the last sale recorded was
~. Predictions were made yesterday
that the stock would 90 above the "a
mark. In 1913 the record for the com.
mon stock was so
Brokers we're heard 10 remark that
Ia Belle b. now IN the war bride"
class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
New Autumn Millinery at SIS

a tingle and eager to dance to the
time of the measures. a saxaphone
orchestra rendering beautiful selec
tons from the classical and more mo-
dern composers. Graphaphones re.
producing the best efforts of the favor.
ties OF the grand opera and the music
halls. Player piOnas. many of them. in
full swing. all go TO make up a col.
lection Of harmonious sounds that can.
not be- described but must be heard 10
be fully appreciated.
Gayly dressed girls and young wo-
men. with light outing dresses daintily
trimmed with bright colored ribbons.
Sporty young men with their rainbow
tinted hat bands. Cleaning automo.
biles with their varnishes and metal
trimmings rejecting the rays OF old
Sol The sleek looking quadrupeds.
Of various hues The bright green foil.
age. Of the grass and shrubbery. The
buildings with their red roofs and
Elistening white walls. All make a
symphony in color that Is as pleasing
70 the eye as the music IL TO the ear.
And then the crowds and the ex-
element
All this BE- only a portion Of what
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
MARKS TINE ON
GAS QUESTION
WATER AND IieHT COMMITTEE
RecESsEs UNTIL wEosEs-
OAN MIGHT.
Legal Opinion Will BE SUernit-
ted az Next Meeting

After discussing the Eas plant ques-
ton from every angle last niEht. the
water and LIGHT committee OF the
Board OF Control recessed TO meet
again "Wednesday night Al this time
the Board OF Control will submit a
legal opinion. as 10 whether or not
II the city closes down the gas plant.
temporarily. II viii r,lincuish any
rights or privileges that IL now on.
joys.
In other words. will H. BY sucn
action, surrender the right 10 reopen
The gas plant IN competition with tne
natural gas companies after they b.
come thoroughly established in the
city. Captain W. +. otto seemed TO
be- Of the opinion that BY CLOSING down
the plant, the city would lose TINS
right. the same ss II did in the case
of the electric light plant
Until such an opinion Is rendered.
the committee will continue TO marx
time on the proposition that has con
sumed its attention from time .
time for years. Right at this time
there seems TO q preconcerted ct
fort TO have fhe pant closed
Practically everybody in committee
ny Captain Otto. seemed 10 be itcn-
Ing with desire TO vote on the mo
ton that would put the gas plant out
OF existence. By careful managing.
Captain Otto arrested action on sucn
motion until definite opinion could
be obtained. He did not seem willing
to take leap In the dark.
Mayor Kirk. while admitting that
ne favored closing down the plant.
stated that he would oppose closing
the plant II II was shown that the city
would be surrendering the right 10
later compete with the gas companies
even n the plant lost the city S2.iUu
while this year IL bids well 10 even
surpass that loss.
Councilman W. II. Hare seemed 10
be the strongest advocate OF closing
the plant. and at times the talk on
the question waXed loud and warm.
The joint meeting last night was
called following the passing OF a reso-
luton In council Tuesday night. call
ing Tor the closing down OF the gas
plant October 80. Superintendent Mil
Ter attended the meeting and i'm
parted quite a little information as
TO the cost OF maintenance and pro.
duction al the plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28

goes on to make up the program on
fair day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
NED" SIMS HOME
Wen Known Printer Returns TO City
From San Francisco Fresh With
News Of Big Show.

Edward Ned" Sims. well known
printer Of The Intelligencer. and who
was delegate to the international
convention of printers at Los Angeles.
arrived home yesterday morning.
Ned" left here about a month aeo
and since that time has been spending
his time taking in the sights OF the
Panama-Pacifc Exposition, and the
San Diego exposition. He reports the
best time Of his life. and in fact, looks
like a new man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28

There are fs7.OOO.OOO acres Of IN
Improved lands I'm tho United states
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
SOMETHING NEW
EVERY MINUTE
WEST VIRGINIA STATE FAIR WILL
BE ONE CONTINUOUS ROUND
OF PLEASURE.
Pretty Music. Pretty Girls and Apto.
mobiles, To Draw Attention Of
Fair Visitors.

p one continued round of pleasure
and something new 10 see every min.
ute Is a short. comprehensive. truth.
ful way OF expressing what the visi.
tor to the West Virginia state fair
finds on any day of the week OF Sep.
tember TO 10.
There will be music in the air. Mill.
tary brass bands giving concerts a,
various points In the grounds A fun
string band and orchestra discoursing
sweet strains that set a persons feet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
A REAL SNAKE STORY.

Last "Wednesday a farmer
from the vicinity Of Patomac
delivered a load Of hay 10 the
Rehms livery stable. north OF
Tenth street. on Market.
Thursday. one Of the stable
men threw down some hay 10
his team, and from the bunch
OF hay a large rattle snake
crawled out II was captured
and placed In box That
evening II escaped to the
street. whore ~ was run over
by an automobile and killed
II had six well developed rat
ties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
Y. M, c. A. MEETING

The Thomson VI. r. church Bible
class Of the Island will have charge
Of tho Mems meeting at the Y. VI.
q. A. tomorrow. DR. ". G. Hartinger.
pastor Of that church. will be the
principal speaker other speeches
VIII DO made by the different mem.
bers Of tho class Special music has
been arranged and the meeting prom.
isos to be- very intercsting. The pub.
lir is cordially invited 20 attend these
meetings which begins AZ a.45 D. nm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
TOURISTS IN CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. l. n. Morris and
daughters Ruth. Mary and Martha.
and Charles Ashcraft Of MiddIebourne
and Miss Mary Davenport. Of Friend.
". are stopping at the Stamm hotel.
They are enroute 10 their home after
on auto trip TO Mt Clemans. Mich
where they spent two weeks. Mr. Nor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28

Judging from the number OF sig.
natures ON the petitions circulated.
state Humane officer Sheldon Joseph
has said thaf The detention home In
this county D. practically assured
The board of control. Yesterday
morning AIMED an inspection trip TO
The Fast End where they inspected
The location Of telephone and telo.
rraph lines. and also tho Goosetown
dump
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28

ris is sheriff Of Tyler county and Mr..
Ashcraft Is business manager Of The
News. OF that town. They will leave
this morning for Middlebourne.
Herbert Levy and Oscar Hacker are
stopping at the Stamm hotel The two
are on an automobile trip from San
Francisco TO New York city.
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SALES.


s6yE STEe MwlL IHSHT' H. ShM SoH =.
Trustee Tor Anna A Nelson. Plaintiff,
ssff y or FELIX ErNITiEni LOUIS Roos:
pAtLINE MAHL and MARY A. wYNNE,
Dt'eHJan's.
IN pursuance Of a judgment of foreclo.
2 abo'" entitled action and hea ring date
w I'm iay % october, 1913, J. the under.
rsnSa' ihe referee n said Judgment
ntchtnEe SAi"-room, Nos. l4-ls vesey
Stia-, In The Borough of Manhattan. Ci,y.
ssy - November, 1915. at ~ o'clock noon
on 'hat day. by Samuel 6oidstick~r. Auc-
poneer' the premises directed by said
..'smen % be sold. and therein described
ALI tina, certain lot, piece or parce,
o. ,l1d,, with the buildings and improve
ns.ng IN The thorough OF Manhattan. Of the
~ ~. New York in Section Two, Block
,hr@s hundred and thirty-seven on the
Lnd Map thereof. bounded and described
CIV rFs .,5s 3, H1 at a Ro,n, on tn. north.
Broom" & Pit, streets: running thence
sniAe4s,-r'y. on a line parallel with Pitt
smrs' ",shty-seven feet six inches; thence
sroome street. twenty feet: thence south.
"" .5N "D a line parallel with Pitt Street.
49, seven f"e' six Inches to Broome
anu lltNGe uOrinWesteTly, hlOnk
hroon" Street. twenty feet TO the point or
pace Of hegtnning"
HlBJEtr TO n~croachmen by AREA
coping on street; projections by caves. cor
n,N's, pl|ssters. lodges and top and base
OF iron columns over street.
pa'et NHw York. October 27th. 1918.
-NARTlN J. KEOGH JR Referee.
MESKEN & GRISCOM. At
tnrneys FOR Plaintiff, ONCE and Post
31" n. HdGr.;., ~ WiIiisw strsc,,
Tho following Is a diagram of the prop
- - 10 sold: It's street Number is 1875
PrNome Street.
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SUPREME COURT. couSrY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
foRk.-MaS NJ. WarburE. plaintiff, asainst
Joseph Flnisohman and Others, dcfeudant~
In pursuance OF a Judgment ot fore
closure and sale. duly made aud entered IN
the above entitled action, and hearing date
the 22d day Of october. 1915. !, the under
signed. the ~referee In saii judgment named,
VIII sci, at public auction, at the Exchange
Saiesroom. Nos 1i-iG Nesey stree, In the
Borough % Manhattan. CITY Of New York.
on the :3i day OF November. 1875. at !.
O'Clock noon on that DAY. by Joseph p
DAY, auctioueer, tho promises directed by
said judgment to be sold. and therein de-
scribed as follows;
Al tina, certain plot, piece or parcel OF
land. with the buildings and Improvement.
thereon erected. situate. lying and being
In the Borough of Manhattan Of the CITY
o. New York. in the county and STATE OF
New York. bounded and described as fol-
lows:
hes,nn;ns At a point on N. .ou,h-r,y
dred and siNty-siX rs6) foot four 90
inches westerly from the corner formed b.
Thirty. first street WITH the westerly sli~
Of Madison Avenue. thence southerly. par
allel With Madison Avenue AMI part of tho
way through a party wall, s"vcnty.fye t75h
feet; thence eas.erly, parallel with Thirty
hrsi street, twenty-ore cd feet four g.
Madison ,daas ' hSaGs.. ' .eyam,asa TP73,a,,, e., . T!te
Thirty-nrpt street. tucnty.Aye Jas, fe.,:
Avenue. Nineteen 'upp1S sec: ten dm T inches.
thencs wester,! parallel with Thirty first
street, httN tah1 'eet; thence uortherlv,
parallel with Madison Avenue, ono hundred
and twelve ll2I feet elk co inches 70 the
sou'herly side OF Thirty-arst Street. thence
eas'er'y. along tho sou'hnrly silN Of
Thirty first Str~et. f'ty-thr~a f:1i feet
eight 60 inches to tho point or place Of
beginning
Dated New Yo-b. October o7.h, 1918.
NATHAN o1TlSGEfi. Referees.
STROOCk 4 STRDDCk.
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff,
30 Rroad street, Borough q. Manhattan.
New York CITY.
The following IL q diagram ~ no p-pp-
erty 20 he sold. is street numbers are
ie-lt-l6 East 3tst Street.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


amount shall not be realized and applied
upon the purchase price the Special Mas.
ter shall stamp or write on each bond ol
coupon the amount which Is SO applied
and also the amount OF the deficiency re.
naming after such application and re-
turn such bonds and coupons to the pur-
same were received. The certificate. of
any, Trust. COMPANY in The city OF New
tina" IT HOLDS BOND. oI nppd ennron. a..
therein described secured by said hr't
mortgage or deed Of trust subject to tn.
70 the, Special Master. viii bc received
nv saii Special Master and accepted in
lieu of the bonds and coupon. specified
iiks force and emest a. though The bonds
lvered 70 said Special Master,
the court rsscrves, the right ~, reject
accepted by the Court. and in. pcr.S"
makins the same shall fall to comply
order" Of IN. court in respsot ssnh1..on.
the amount theretofore, deposited, by thu
piled az the court may direct.
The court further reserves the right N
r ns .,v thS prope,,y in event Of reJscticn
purchaser to. comply with any order o.
nrnerS rsGnirinE payment ot the purchase
nthereoTS ''"" ten uO' days after the entry
,Rctcr"nc. Is mad. 70 said deere. ., July
islS, on nle In tho ONCE OF the Clerk OF
me District. Court Of the United. states
for the Eastern District Of louisiana a;
MS ONCE, IN tho city Of New Orleans. state
OF louisiana. and to the records Of JOIN
New orleans, Texas & Mexico Railroad
company. at his ofce IN New orleans.
and to the statements TO he died IN ac-
cordance with said decree nv said Re-
ceiver with tho clerk Of said court at
New Orleans, Louisiana, at least two weeks
prior to the day nxcd for the ssie. for
other. particulars. Including n more de-
tailed description Of the railroad, real
estate. personally. stocks. securities, rights.
franchises. privileges md other properties
10 he sold and the terms and conditions
upon which tho sale Will be made.
Dated October Tth. IHi5.
ID. Il. II CHAFTE.
Special Master.
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s1-ppEME Oo1-Rr OF THE STATE OF

SUPREME COURT OF STATE OF
NEW YORK-A. r. YOuNGBLOOD INC,
Plaintiff, against BANCA COMM ERCIALE
ITALIANA, Defendant. Trial desired In
New York County.
TO IL ABOVE VI DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint In this action and
10 serve a copy of your answer on the
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty t9o)
days after the service of this m
exclusive Of the day of service, and in case
Of your failure to appear or answer, judy
ment will be taken against YOU by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York, October is. 1915.
HEYN Il CONVICTION. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. Office 4 Post once Address,
No. 60 Wall street. Borough OF Man
haitian, New York city.
TO THE ABOVE NJ DEFENDANT.
BANCA COMMERCIALS ITALlANA:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication, pursuant to an order
OF Hon. Eugene \. philbin, a Justice of
the supreme Court OF the state OF New
York, dated tho nth day of November.
1915, and Med with the complaint In the
ONCE of the Clerk of tho County of New
York. at tho County Court House, Borough
OF Manhattan. city and County of New
York.
Dated New York, November 10, 1915.
HEYN & CONVICTION. Attorneys fer
Plaintiff.
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NEw YORK srPREME corRT Yrw
{. nTRH>Ep, 49, Trustee. IN <"w Yo'k, ~
IN" Liverpool and l.onton a'i ,'.olr 1u-
s ssGn. Wli.TeflWN i'T FiG rEIn }."' ari
In rir.upn." - = Judgment o, fore
closure and si'" duly made AMI entered
date IN" -Nih day OF - 'pp'r. i9ti !. mo
Undersigned, tho Referee IN sail judgment
naw"i WIZ s"l - ru'.,i' au,,'c2 ID, N.
street IN tho Rorogeh Of Manhattan, ~,
day OF December. 1915. ~ t. o'c.ork noon
on that dav. hv Samuel. 30 .is'irk'r. Au
tionecr. thu premises dire hv sril
judgment to he sod and theron dos -,'"'
ALI ,ha, certain lot, rl-c. or parcel ~
land, ,"sr,h"r WIN me hp'dlnr' ,'' IT,
and being iu the Borough % Mauht,'rn,
city ~ N,w York in SECTION .. E..ak SO
on th", ''n. mop iActr"f' bounded ""t "r-
ALI tnt ror,a'n lot. piece or parcel OF.
land situp'o in the ,lty ot Now York;,
kKTT @MH @ WGnr'i ",Pp ,o 0t r,,r, T" 5pr Sow ~ yolrEk *
belonging 20 the estate OF Thomas Hurting
made b, Ed"I~i Doughty, CIV >4fy'Nor
t.sd in 'u" "N.." 81 '1' ~ .-'rr - ,Ne
cay ana county of Ne" York, ts lot =
BE- hounIoi sn' Continuing rs ro.i.ns. 'N,'
Str,ct tvcr'y-u,c t2-, f..i s.1.'.-
,he rear - rspuul now "r t,t'. t'.H.rf.s
TO the estate ~ Horny SnrIuE'or, Jors .-"
tNh.I ,u,hcS. Westerly 10y JOY =. , on
said map ninety min" ,'2l te.i '"" aul
lot 81 60 on St'i map rlnoty-'hr'" 49,,
fee; tour 80 IN. hos, hn the yh!. r'tHr''
dimensions NOR "t I,,s The Wssi.fE
AMI said .prcmis, being low known :
Number IS West Fifteenth s'~""', liproggh
ITyN11NtNF - nswTV wa nHrIAnNars , .
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Broome st.

Broome 81,
ms approximate amount of the lien or
sn'fE 20 satisfy which the ahove-descrtbed
t.l'r = II to he sod. IL Eighteen thou
Hthl 'lfl' hundred and siNty-seven and
'I.' Dollars Ils,s67,9b together with
thereon from the 27th day of
'"1"f, lylb. together with the COSTS
q "N1nc amounting to Three hun
',.' Ni fhirty-threc and 3-l00 Dollars
-, "". with interest from October ls,
'nt"'Her with he expenses of the
% I1" approximate amount of tho
..''s 'essments and water rates. or
,u.'' '.'- Wilton are to be allowed to tho
out 81 the purchase money, or
it'trrs' w ~ "
Ai' Vow York, October c7th. 1918.
"'I'T'N \ KEOGH JR.. Referee.
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PARTITION SALE.


SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
C.HARl.ES II. LiSS, plaintIn. sSsin.,
Defendants. ~ NV o'"ers
In pursuance OF an int.rlocu,orv ,ude.
m.nt OF partition and sale duly made and
bearing date the 18TH day of october. lSis'
T. tne undersigned. the Referee in sail
Int~eripcutory judgment named, will sell al
pupIic auction at the Exchange Sajesroorn.
or M,nth,e vesey street, in the. Borough
letr day Of November. 1915. at II o'e,oms
noon on that day, by Joseph y. Dav, auc.
.lonper, the premises directed by s,id in.
Ter, cutory Judgment TO be sold and there.
IN described as follows: ALL that certain
,o., ls.e or parcel OF land. with the build.
being in the state, city and County ~
New YORK aud Borough Of Manhattan. and
poundti and described as follows, to wit:
beglnn'nR at the corner formed by the In
tersectiHn of the e~as,eriv side ~ Lexington
Avenue with the northeriy eide Of Foftv.
e,shth street: thence running northerly
along the %easterly side Of Lexington Ave.
nue. twenty feet: thence ~easterlv and
parallel wth Forty-eighth Street seventy
,eeti thence southerly and parallel with
lexington Avenue twenty fee, 10 the north.
erly side OF For,y-eighth street. and
tnence westerly along the northerly aide
OF Forty-eiEhth street seventy feet TO The
point or place Of beginning. being the aid
severai dimensions more or less. said
Der 5lI Lexington Avenue.
Dated. New York. October 7fnd. 1918.
,-,. MEYER NJ. FRIEND, Referee.
FRANK j R1NALD1. Attorney for Plain
m, No, 2ss Broadway. Manhattan.
The following IL a diagram Of IN. prop.
erty to be sold: its street number IL 6i7
Lexington Avenue:
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

MILL. MANAGER. Cost Accountant. 80,
with wide business experience and clear
record. good organizer. wants connection
where accurate results, reliability and In
tegrity viii be rewarded; small salary to
start. Address j., box 100 sun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08
ASSURANCES
OF Positive Nature Given BY Ger.
many That Grain Fror, v. S. viii
Not Be Used Fer Army

BERLIN. Feb. :. by wireless 70 Say
Ville--Positiye assurance that the
grain imported from America will not
De used Tor the German aruy or the
Herman administration were given by
Vice Chancellor Clemens Delbrusch In
statement today 20 the correspon-
dent OF The Associated Press. He de-
clared the regions under which i'm
ported grain was subject TO sale only
TO municipalities or the grain monop-
oily organization had been revoked by
the buncesrath and announced the
Willingness OF the government 10 en-
trust the sale of such grain 60 Ameri-
can organizations for the duration OF
the war. BY this step. he said. the
absolutely nonconfraband character
OF such grain shipments would be es-
tabiished. In his statement the vice
chancellor said:
The bundersrath's regulations for
dealings in grain and -four. promul-
gated January %. did not contemplate
the appropriation OF grain supplies In
favor OF the government or German
army but solely its equitable distribu-
ton for private consumption IL II
therefore a matter OF protection for
the individual against speculation