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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-05

cnmnHiueu "6uSoeHucH- CT moctcRcr B
ooh CroCu. % ben er alt h IAN ,'ule en-
GuWd'lUc al barre. Sen G,rr gooi Irpto:
oG Qu0r Iet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
TO AID FOREIGN TRADE
Men of Big Business Plan I'm
portant Convention.

Interference with American cargoes
by England will be topic for discus
sion when the second National Foreign
Trade Convention is held at St. Louis
January q and %. John Bassett
Moore, former counsellor of the State
Department. will submit an exhaustive
paper on PROBLEMS Arising in War
and Commerce
James A. Farrell, president OF the
United States Steel Corporation, who is
chairman of the National Foreign
Trade Council. said yesterday that the
convention would be along construc-
tive lines. Some of the speakers will
be Welding Ring, former president Of
the Produce Exchange; James j. Hill,
of the Great Northern Railroad; James
b. Forgan, president Of the First Ma
tional Bank of Chicago; President Far
rell of the Steel Corporation; Profess
sor Edwin F. Gay, dean of the Gradu-
ate School Of Business Administration
of Harvard University; Professor Jere-
miah W. jerks. Of the School of Com
merce, New York University; W. c.
Downs, commercial attache Of the
United States to Australia; D. w.
Kempner, of Galveston, and Henry
Howard. OF Boston.
The opening address will be deliv-
cred by W. c. Redfeld, Secretary OF
Commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08

BUILDERS PREDICT
PROSPERITY
Material Exchange Members, at
Luncheon, See Big Business
Revival This Year.

Prosperity in the building lire is
predicted for 1915. The New York
Building Material Exchange, which has
membership of 1 200 in New York and
New Jersey, met yesterday at lunch
con at the Hotel McAlpin, in the course
of which optimism and hopefulness
were the prevailing sentiments.
EN-State Senator John b. Rose, pres
ident of tho Greater New York Brick
Company, said that the new year would
witness q renascence of building.
we have emerged from a crisis
wherein American confidence has been
sadly shaken" ne stated. "ln that crI-
sis. bad as II was, banking resources
cid not sag as low as they did either
in 1898 or 1907. We managed 10 do
business as d nation with every tnau-
Cial mart in the world closed tightly.
If the basic elements of American bust
ness were strong enough 10 make q
showing like that there must be some
lurking spark that can be famed back
into confidence, if not actual prosper
ity.
I'VE who are in close touch with
prospective builders and the state Of
the financial markets have been noting
a change for the better. Builders who
have projects under way have been m
curing for quotations. Volumes are
larger, and the inquiries have a tone
that seems 70 indicate greatly in
creased business.
"On the other hand, building ma
terials are lower than they will be
again in decade. This is certainly
the right time for building"
The luncheon, Mr. Rose said, was
departure from the precedent Of the
association, and had been planned with
the idea Of injecting a spirit of en-
enlargement into the building trade.
In charge of the luncheon were
Frederick Rose, Of the Greater New
York Brick Company; Joseph +. Mil
ler, president Of the Building Material
Exchange; William c. Morton, of the
Rosendaie Consolidated Natural Ce-
ment Company, and George A. Mollitor,
Grin I. Perry and Joseph c. Sequine,
of the j. b. King Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
POLICE DEPARTMENT..

p,n,lon,d.-Isn. 6. Matron May Cleary. l69ih.
On police surgeons certificate. A. 500 5. A. -
Transfers and tsslgnmenis.-lan s. hclS. G. !.
Farley from SD % 2otn. T. Conpoy, 10 ltlh l. u.
rom 3sd. Ptmn. = Monde. 20 ga from d.
W. Reilly. 10 d. u from 81. Act Del sorgt
imutuaD Jan s. Ptlmn. J. d. Bsumanu. 10 46a
from i6jth J. W Gage. ir, 20 l65th from 2e.h
temporary sssignments-sergl ]; 7. Necdesser. IAN
10 n D.. 20 days Jan. II: Ptimn e $ r Gaul;
10th 10 e. o.. 10 days Jan. !. u. case. 59th. aud
&. p Lander. 1879 10 j. b 10 days. Jan 10
J. + Flanasan. listh. as station house attendant.
IL dsvs jan :. e. " RohracA. Ism. 20 4. O ,
DAYS Jan 9. r. J. McKeuna. l6sth 90 u. :. 10
days Jan Q: " l.. Barrett 2.lh. ~ u. y. 10
dsys. Jan 10. r sullivan. T j. % onies, Of chief
surgeon 80 DAYS. Jan. 10. T. Richards NJ d, ss
stsiion house attendant. 20 DAYS. Jan. IL.
Leaves Of Absence win pay CAPT W. II sui
tscstioa' 10 psy-Ptimn. u. II. c Ferry. ism. /
dsy- Jan 10. J. Crsmer 42d day. Jan. 9. =.
steiner. 79th. ! day. Jan. Q. }. F. DAILY. liith. /
u sIss IL IsaS.-Pumn. ". o-Sen. 2sih. 50 DAYS.
Application for full Pay hppruse-Ptmn. T. P.
Marion S9th De-. %. during disability.
Restored 10 Oub-Pumn. J. J. o'Ntry. .sd.
suspsud,c .ithout PS-Ptlmn. c. W Hsr.
Dismissed = Pumn. A Damlco l'd
D,sth-Ptlmn. NJ = Kane. l6oth. jan J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
STOCK TRANSFER TAX
December Receipts Reaec
Opening of Exchange.

Receipts from the state transfer ai
Of two cents on each 500 Of par var
of stock sold last month reflected 3
increased amount Of business in sain
securities resulting from the opesl,l
Of the Stock Exchange to trading y
receipts for December were sslls
compared with S45,S59 for NoyerT
S25.95S for October. Sl9,09l for ~
TENDER and S27,602 for August, D.
ing July, when the heavy for',e
liquidation, which finally eulminAt
in the closing on the 3lst, was GOT
on, the revenue 10 the state from SO"
transfers was S249.553.
With the Legislature again n ~
sion, Stock Exchange authoriilfs y
actively discussing a plan for uil,'
the repeal of the transfer tax on SO
while the federal war tax Is IN sr".
This impost is OF the same amog'I. /.
the state levy. and by placing e'.'
burden on the security msrksS
change governors say. has tsh''-'
10 severely check trading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08

il. The article insinuated that Judge
Dixie was retaliating on the District
Attorney for the latter's public state
ment 70 the effect that Judge Dixie was
among the "hand-picked" judiciary OF
Kings TO preside at the trial or I'd
ward NJ. Grout.
Judge Dixie said he could not let the
attack go unanswered, because It was
untrue. He then reminded Mr.. Crop
sey that as he had received the COM
plaint against ga public official 1t was
his duty to ask the grand jury to IN
vestigatc.
81 asked the grand jury in fairness
10 that official that he be invited 20
come before them, because he could
perhaps explain the entire situation.
asked that out of consideration for you,
Mr.. Cropsey," said the Judge solemnly.
ut was a matter of courtesy 20 you.
| have received neither consideration
nor courtesy from you, nor do l expect
10 receive them from you, but when /
was asked by many reporters to name
the public Official | absolutely declined.
District Attorney Cropsey, what you
NAV say concerning me | have abso-
lutely no feeling about whatever.
have such a complete feeling as to the
eminently correct path | have tried 70
pursue here that your criticisms fall
upon me absolutely with no effect
whatever"
81 welcome publicity for any act in
my official capacity as District Attor-
ney," replied Mr.. Cropsey. 81 do not
want any secret Investigations before
a grand jury. | gave my statement TO
the press because | believe that is the
best medium for public officials to ex-
plain their acts"
Although the episode was closed Mr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
CROPSEY REBUKED
BY JUDGE Dixie
Attack by Prosecutor An
swdred by Censure
in Court.

Another clash occurred yesterday in
the dispute between District Attorney
Cropsey and the Kings County judges.
Mr.. Cropsey was rebuked from the
bench for the attack on Judge Norman
S. Dixie, of the County Court.
The prosecutor charged personal AMI
mus when a grand jury was asked by
judge Dixie TO investigate complaint
against the District Attorney for al
legged failure to apply for extradition
Of a Brooklyn man accused OF wife de-
sertion.
The first time Mr.. Cropsey was cen
sured by the court, Justice Russell
Benedict, who delivered the rebuke,
would not permit the prosecutor to
reply. The latter, however, retorted IN
characteristic fashion yesterday, and
when he had finished Judge Dixie said
the incident was closed.
IL was at the close of arrangements
in the County Court that the III oc-
CURED. Nobody seemed surprised when
Judge Dixie leaned over and asked Mr..
Cropsey whether he authorized the at
tack which appeared in the Wednesday
ever .s papers. Mr.. Cropsey admitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port Of New York.
Thursday, January !.

Steamers CAROLYN. san Frandsco Dec ean
Pedro i3 ami colon .s 90 the Luekenbach - 60
vi" p, @a'e ,R,s nn M" Z. Janeiro Dee ,rd san
Juan 30. 20 The Lloyd Bfal.efo. VITO NOSE. "-''
SissaTs ,Fri. Havr. Dec 20. 70 us French Linz
with passengers. mails AM mdss ihe l''"N'' 90
laura Dutch. ROTTERDAM Dec and 50 Mchae'
-. TO the Holland Amorira Line "''n iAi''' "'
r1o5u5,, fBr). towing bsrss Nsvahoe tBfl Lroi
pool Dec a. to 7 Warden. IN osuasl Oar.
p,rima tRrl. Dcmsrars Dec ~. barbados 20. ~
lucia Martinique. Dominica snd Huadeioup' -
81 ktts Jan ]. - Cfor a1d ~ ih'ma' - W p.
uu'rrbrldgs a Co. with lj pAs%ehg'fs' u''' '.
AutlIes New orleans Jan 2. 70 IN, f s,i!,s
Pac1, Co. witt passenger, and mH'7 U'N'"-
Aoso DFrl Have Dec % 70 ths Compssri- Gen
erse Trausauanuque IN DALLAS. Dat +V.'' |
,orr,d,k Dutch. Rotterdam Dec 90 70 ne Ho,-
land America line with passenger ana u'''
bS v,I ~ ~ p,T'arj' Genoa Dec No. to Benhsm
Bo}esen. with md'e. baf io ", ps" 20 rerHoro
Dee s Genoa S and Palermo u. % simpson spence
ycuns Win md,e R R.. a Simpson sln spence
Iioguoi. Ana and santo Domingo CIV Pc ~ =.
Nsrofls 81 SANCHEZ and SANTANA 30. f4rt9 '"."
s'I Nicrt, Cri.fi Jan and Turks Island B. 2,
m. Ciyde IS Co. With "a passengers maiis '"1
na 6,.,o s'' bermuda Jan O. TO The Bermuda Amer
can IS 90 with 100 passengers malls ana '''.'
Bar LEO p 10. g.. % C..,oras %
ami Naiarzas 80. 90 the Muu'on rs h.l'' '
rlusdriph.a Ia Cusyra Dec eS. Puerto '4..'
% Cursrao 81 and San Juan Jan ., % POI.
psI,e,t a CO. with IL passengers. mans anu '
Nv Of Montgomery Savannah Jan 'o.....l '
Ocean - Go. with passengers ana ui''e'
uP Nam I iia's Baltimore 10 'hs Nev YORK 'n5i
Baltimore Trans Go. with mise. V'"''".''-
. , s.- C.,terst 90 A NJ
Euii 4 20 WITH md.e SANDY i4oh' .'V W a.,
Norfbwestcrn P0u Arthur. "a ODE iria' WI
a,,b rnd.s Quarantine. Ig u m. . az. orI
Wsrlifon Newport News and NoH.lH 20 SD, no..
Dominion IS Go. with passengers and mass. "'''
anfIue. "a m. go, s,.-f..to, q 10
tho CIyde - 20. with passengers anu muse "'-'
s1s i,Gsd Ii5og \ J.. Jan $50 m-Wind "asi.
ught hreeze. clear. moderate sven.
SAILED
s.csr,e-s SAINT Anna Frl. Marselle NJ ."s
ulu,rII Rotterdam; kahiusa tbl' l4p@ ~,
can Nsieo baltimore. Neenbergr1 iilli,nI mn
t,'it. Paurouia tRrJ glasgow United Hietes l.ti.
Gorsrba qsn. Yrsa fSwodl. Sew orleans N..iil,..'
7 ms iSod61. Wllt0ihall fBrl. Tore AHh... ~.
Auisura CrsiobaI. II Orelte. Galveston. ,r1a.iN'
I'm pbiiade.pma: D. siso. Galveston ,s,i..
iB~ Hun. Princess Anne. Nor'o.s ana iiylrs
Tc,s. Moro Castle Havana. Segiiah'A havana
Ps.oma lCubsnJ Niye l5fa. san tfaNci'.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
MONTCLAIR GROWS APACE
Buildings Worth 81, 647,294
Were Put Up in 1914.

Montclair, Y. j., Jan. New build
ings in Montclair last year reached a
value Of Sl,6t7 ,294, according 10 the re-
port of William H. Senior. building in
spector, made public to-day.
Deducting the non-taxable property,
valued at S43l 900, the permits issued
by the building department SHOW an in
crease in taxable property OF Sl,2l6.-
294 for 1914. as against $l,2O2, O24 for
the preceding year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
Despondent sleuth Ends Life.

Hackensack, y. j., Jan. Thomas
BaIletto. for years a detective in the
New York City Police Department, end
ed his life by shooting himself through
the heart in his home, on Park ay,
Fnglewood, this afternoon.
Balletto was retired few years ago
because of poor health. Recently ne
developed a cancer on the leg and be-
came respondent. He was ffty-fve
Years old and leaves a wife and three
cbi1dreu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
FIRE DEPARTME WENT.

L,sy, Of Absence with pay. from Dee. .. %
ian 70 Stoser = McDonough. EuE =. On a.
count o. injuries received in the discharge o. duty.
fine -Fmn. list gradel O. =. BDant h. l.
Co O. s. Tor loss ~ coat badge No ESQ
Appointsd Chlpaln-Ths Res. Richard = Hamil-
ION Il appointed chaplain. Borough ~ Brooklyn and
Queeus a. 81 900 per annum. with honorary rank u
chief " battalion. J an. Z
Probailopar A,lsnmsnts-O Bradley. Fns l..
!. 3 DE Man. Ems. 2lo. and A ;. McCog.
Eng q.
r. J MsrshAll si,h Battalion. q houn. Jan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
Shipping Information ana :,
Marine NeWS OF the Wotid
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty four Hours.

onslst Rseofd and For,ca't.- Washington. Jan T.
.o.. tom, that va, over Michigan WcIre.d'1
-iett tas moved m tho lower 49, Lawrence NaN''.
leaving secondary disturbance over Weston
Ontario General and in many p'a.es heavy rams
,,u in mo Atlantic states during Weinoedy nsh'.
attended by gsios while IN tic lake region moro
were snow. aud rains. with gales that were strong
Over TIC lover lakes lu the cur states end mo
W.st mo weather was fair. except over tho mid
die and north districts west 0f Tho ho-iy Noun
,s.rs uhcra there were SHOWS and rains. with an
other marked disturbance On tho north Pacific
.oa,t Although temperatures Ws SUI high Tor
rHs SEASON 900 tho Atlantic states and no lover
Lake region they have fallen considerably since
"wednesday night. except iu New England. 10 la
s.-.., AMI tbe Dasiias am tenterafures slight
Isl below Tho seasonal average. lu u'e southwest
arI ths rlucmo West temperature changes "eio
T'.ro a..i to rain Friday and SATURDAY IN mo
NORTH Pacific statos aud rslu or snow IN me norm
plateau region There viIi also 10 locai rams r,
sarI .uare. OF rho Great Lakes. LlsewheIo me
acatnsr VIII Do fair Friday snd saturday. j. viii
gor Ns,s EngIsni' tle middle Atlantic states and
tlo northern portion ~ the south htianic sairs.
S.airI.. 10 The Notrbwe,t tho central and plains
states and The Missouri and upper Mississippi va
Winds for Friday and Saturday North Atlantic.
moderate southwest and WCstt ih@@lt AAaNI.'
moderate west and northwest. sJith ~t--hto' seuIr
f1 moderate west. except north and norheast on
tUs sou.h Florida coast. east Gulf gentle and shirt
Iug. vest Guf gentle east. upper lakes. moderate
northwest. lower lakes fresh % strong west.
Forecast for Special Localltis.-Eas,srn New
York. New England and Hes Js7oy fair and colder
to-day: to-mouow fair.
Western Sew Yo-k and Western Pennsylvania.
f.ir somewhat colder to-day crcey, snow near ;he
Eastern reaa.j.,aa Delaware. Maryland. me
District Of columbia aud Virginia. f.H. somewhat
colder to-day.
warmer.
Local 0reIi Record. The following Official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows that changes
ll the temperature Tor tho last twenty four hou1.
lu comparison with the corresponding date or last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08

Cropsey returned 10 his Office q.
issued statement that Judge Dixie a.
suspended sentence in four dessrr
cases, instead Of one, as he said in h
newspaper interview, and also "a
Judge Dixie had illegally SENTENCED
man in an abandonment case. TN
evidently called to the courts ate
ton, ne said, because it was ls,sr =
voked.
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Destination aui steamer o.'g p ~.
Hawaii via San francisco -WlIAelmiHa. To-Day
U.wsu Japan. Cofea. China. PHILIPPINES via
s 'rs.is.ot- shir,o Mar. .......... Jan II
s"I 80 Ssn Franci.c6l-Ventufa ....... Jan "a
'4P4I. ,gC.b,i,s ..............Ian "a
ts.,'tt 80 Gan Franef.rol -Nslos Jan IA
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FIRE RECORD.

1910 co'umbi. s.: NJ. M.soshinsr. 10
damage
10 o0-li5 Ridss a.. r Zossman. slight
20 lbs 81 Nicholas A.. J. BrAlnstein. trins
J. NJ
2oo-224 esth -. s Gallant. trintnE
. ten Bathgais Az Lizzie sleght irihinI
a20-2li y. Goth s. Roe Lipschtz trifns
? a0-Ill "a az. J. l. SHEA. triilnE
o. t0-rime- Square subway station. lntsrhorough
Railroad no damage given.
00-2s5 p ll2d It n. Deutsch: trifins
: 20-433 Y. 18th 81 J. Engessor. trininz
se-l.l x .th Of ore. Marine 90.
tlA-A4 Afs1zA 81 4 kAA1aaas usAknamA
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
suUTNTn

Ua,r. Jan 5-Guateuala uu. Nc h95e. cf.-,.
Klrueau, jan S-Lv lNoN. Ne" i'"
Nsp'ss' De- sl-Haiiara Btl. NeE h'f"
V0uer. Jan 2-Tufho lBrl. Sew allh ,.-- yo-E
Vergen Dec a0-Rauduf Hansen iNoI., E.a
3d. be, 20-Ros.nborg .panl. NeN loft 81.
Dsmersrs. Jan koruna lBr, Ne" ioiN VI" ''
cri.,ou. Jan T-Panaman. NeW icTs To- san
iF-srSi.oo. AImiran'r CaHsgeaa Tor NeF l0iH.
SAILED
ps,-- "a, e-CharloIs Dutch. New York,
am Ian G-IIenry Tcguef DAM, ,NeN = 2fAy,
Have Gan 6. ] m--kochanb.aG lnIj' - W
iisSoy jan S-Poseidon Dutch. New AorH. w.,
Cristobai Jan santa Marta from Cew loIAl
Cartagena. CITY Of Cornth 'Bf' HoA W" i''"''
NIadiyOstok
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BUSINESS CARDS.

nutlsraph Ltusn. 500, ;l-so. I.oOe II "a.
10 O00 - prompt q. n. W.stherford lie Sas.sa
Room 1905 Phone beekman $3.50
NV YORK CARPET CLEANING wchks
Oldest LsfSest Mot Ac1srn.
FINE RUGS WOVEN IRON OLD CAaPEra
Prices Rstsonsnls. Send for Cituln
Tel .ssa tsss Hrtsnt tSf-s5s West ssth ~
CAREFUL GARRETT CLEANING 60. Chm. b,
compressed air steam, hand e. 90 COY 1850
g.SAs ga sNa su - COS phAsDs
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Ii,,rd Jan 5-Florde 0Frl. New oih TOY "'''''
- es,6IsiT. iBrl New York for Have -, -.
1.ie ~ Vight. Jan C-Tayan lBr, New 1o'@ Joy
Uuukrk
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WORK WANTED.
Male
Female

DRES SHAKER would Ike engagement br Ms d.y
81 home. dress models and designs made. ref,
,rences exchanges. lyman. 2i5 Clinton 81. Brooklyn
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MONDAY JANUARY d.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Csrpafhia. Azores. Cunard ....- F.e' 4ia ~ V0
Zyliyk Rotterdam. llO. Amer O'
CIV IL Columbus. SAVANNAH. say 'N'
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER.

sn,1.. "a sunset. $50. moon ri'.'. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08

Local OfcIal Record. The following Official rec
ord from ue Weather Bureau shows that changes
ll the temperature for tho last twenty four hou1.
ll comparison with the corresponding date OF Last
The Detroit times., 1915-09-15

With some women maternity Is a
sort OF accident, with others u ~ q
sacrament Those OF us who are the
children or the latter make our start
in life straight from heaven.