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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-29

Instead OF putting NJ building to house
the Bronx county courts. offices and jail
the city will lease space in building To he
erected by william & bergen at Tremon,
and Arthur avenues The rental will be
about $50. 900 a ynnr The sinking Fund
Commission accepted MIR Bergen's offer
yesterday Mrs. Agnes X. Murphy Multi.
gan. whose offer for a site was rejected
said she was going To mandamus the com
mission aud make 1t show why she should
be turned down
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:. NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NGv
Y0Rk Co,CTS,TrImy,H n E Fl 4 c.AAN.
Executors Of and TTustees und.f ne 80
MI and Testament Of James, Muh.sas.';
Rb S',SiH b s'' MscKAY r ana iGgEon5
MACKAY. Defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment - 80.
closure ana sale. duly made and ,u;s-s +,
the twenty ninth uiy ~ Mai.t. ~
the undersigned. tn" Re'ere. .r 'a.1 ja3z
the Exchange Sa'esroom. %as. ..-is Vase.
street, in v ,hS Borough Of M'nha',?n., 49,"
1915. at /! o'clock noon on 'ha, ia'' o.
Joseph p Day, Auctioneer. the ptemr''
directed b. said judgment TO be sod aus
the building. and improvemer,s ,hsrs,S
borough o. Manhaitttak. CITY citS Of ' Nsw Y9,k
hGgndsi ana des .rlhed q follows: HE-
., nj qn; oh I'm 'I ,%a
Ws:..riS side :: Gs2,.q. Tlrk VS.! a..
the westerly std" OF Contra, Park W,r
and for p,.rt o.: tn distance ;hrouss F.!
block, running thence WESTERN. -.
lei with the said southerly side OF >.,'..
ninth street twenty-five t25l feet. ~ o. 2
thence NoRTHEKLY. parallel VITA ~.
w S,s,,ly s ide, Of Central Park w
,outhar'y side OF six,y.n,n,h s'ros.. .
running thence EASTEkI.N along .. .
,ouiher'y side OF S!N,y-ninth S,-ec' - ,..
I'VE. ,sir feet to the point Or p.-.e =
beginning
Dated Sew York Apru. tn. Isla
GEORGE II E$GEiHARp Ra'e-.
HENRY LEWIS NORRIS, A't.tas. 90
plaintiffs O. Lih'yty S'r'a' K.r..g
~ Manhattan. CITY 4 New York
The following Is II diagram - 'IA g. o-
.rtN 20 Ne sold. is street rI1.I.- 4
West s9,h street, Borough 90 Maatt..a-.
C''v az New YORK.
bfTH ST
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BayOnne OHicials Named.

MANY delayed appointments were made
yesterday by the new Bsyonne City Com
miSsoncrs the principal ones being Frank
Dobson. deputy director of public ahairs
Edward T. Nelson. deputy director OF
safety Walter l.. Clarkson. city!engine"y
Charles VI Bouton. John ". Grant aud
william Dwyer. assistant city engineers
John laubeuhem.r. assistant collector
Louis O'Ieary. inspector of public works
The offices of assistant city clerk and
building inspector We're abolished
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The approximate amount o. '.s .. ..
charge. 90 satisfy VII. 'Ga r....
s.libei property Is 20 be $50 , %
thousand four hundred for',.tpO o..
Dollars ftL44-.s-p Win .u',.... .N.-.
from the sixteenth day OF NJ. A. ..Y
together with costs Hui allow.
ing 20 Three hundred Two f.. ... q
$500 go with interest from N.. ! ..1
1918. together w!'A the CNq''-.-
sale. The approximate au,.... = o.. .
a,s~>Snruts iEI water rates u. .f-.
which are to be allowed 70 me D.r..t.
ou' OF the purg base money. a. r...|
Referee. 8. one 'hOustu. '.. ..
tire" tO-l00 Dollars ,el.Hs #..
I.rrs..
The premises vii he -.'. ....-.'
covenants against UIisau,'s ..- r..
tions as 20 buildings now @.
same, also subject 80 am -',. ..
which an arrIr tfe sH'NT' r.t.
Dated New York Np-'' -'' .t.
GEORGE II E$GEIH ARD
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PROPOSALS..

Sealed proposals I'm tIip.l,uto Will b..
received a. the Office of the trlricrmtsfer
General Of IA" Army. WASHINGTON n e..
until 200 l. NJ, ENSt,'u '!'rc. ArrN &c.
1913, for furnishing aud Delivering Rant
Instruments aud I'Hrts during fiscal '"Ir
l'lG. Information furnished on dppiy alton
~ O ,ar,,
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The Approximate amount OF tn. IL. b.
charge, to satisfy which the abo,, ..
soribed property Is TO be sold. Is 500. !.
with interest thereon from the hrs' day
OF March. 1915. together With costs ~
allowance amounting TO s4l7.-5, with m.
terest from March eith. 1915. toEeths.
Win the expenses o, The sac. The ape
ments and water rates, o! ofls- .. ..
which are to b. allowed to the purcNa. ?
out nf tho purchase money or paid hy n.
Referee, Is s7s3S0 and Interest
Dated, New York. April 1th. ~.
MAURICE DFICHES Rare-,,
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


LAWRENCE ST, l3I--Mo-ris Giasshe!m 10
Realty fund 90, 1876 B"ay, atty Eiiis
c6 ,iot'! AV,' e cor sea It. 75s.c|
Nm l. Levy 10 Rowery say Bank, i:s
CORN -. ~ W--Mutual Life Ins 90 to
American ME- 90, - Cedar 1t, nitys.
Howrrs & :, a. cedar ST.. 81 1000
-sTH ST, 3lE-3-l E-Luwycrs Mtg 90 to
central Trust co. 81 Wall st; atty I
MIG 90, - Liberty st.......... 100000
is9rH 81, 500 w-FHnnic pick to Moses
Esbr~g, oNr. 1870 Madison av, atty,
Kantrowi,a 4 L. $40 Bway. ,..'.. ~. $4,000
lsOTH ST 80: W--Fannie Pick to Amelia
Ko5gqSlS a. c sgG Hua PARK W ,,t SaS
l2oTH ST. 5os W-Moses Esberg oxr, 10
Amelia Resented ~ Ce I Park ";
asTil sT AZ SAM Surf 70 E :@,heT
Kap.an. 81 Pike Il, atty, g 20, ~
s,TH ST. 5. .S5.s " central rark V,
le.llNloo, S--Edith r Lewis TO Lawyers
MIG -" - Liberty St. atty, r q co,
ilsru ST' 3;7 n Anna NJ sio,lenbS syOV TO
MN" sumter, 'iA Isl av; ANY, Jno y
Harrison. aaN Bway SUPERINTENDENT
SAME rRoPERrN-same TO same, atty,
MoNHoE ST l7i--John NICK Minton. .xr,
I" Morris kntinsky et al 9l4 southern
ST MARKS n; '7--Jeanne - Pforahemer
to Laura Hrilncr ct al, eSrs. IS " sOth
uIIIp 2,Ls' ir - iso Bwa w., $4,000
cNr. to John Nick Mmtin, exr 50 " sam
st, atty, 7 q 60, 1875 Bway sl3. oOO
20 Az, Hs6--Mack. Rosa. to Frances IN
man,dOO " 1854 St ATTY. l. T Co. $50
s9TH ST. ~ E-AdIer. Alice O, to Wood
lawn Cemetery, 20 T. 80 ST; atty, e
Wood % william st....,........s5O, 900
ll3TH 81 :, l75 " Bway .GXlO0 il
Bethlehem steel 90 TO Julius Tlshman
Sons. Is Il 'lst st; attys, Stoddard 4 NJ,
ORCHARD ST, ;, 1908 n canal st, 'sSx
Abraham, lsadOre, TO Lewis Alex.
andcr and ano, ili W li7th ST, atty
VIM Rosrnhoom. 81 Nassau t.....,si
lN3D ST. "a W-ritle Guar g. T co 10
Mary ID Van Wrinkle, 80 T. seth ST. atty
q Co, lI6 Bway, ...,,...,.... s., 500
BrOnN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JOHN II. to Bernard
SM EENN MitiIL +. to Frank bro.
T CRY MTG 60 to y Trust 60 81
same Ia same .,.,.. ...,,..,,.....,...Si
! same 10 same .''.,,.. .,.,........s
/ SALM CHARLOTTE, to Fact Rlty
c9hN EXCHANGE BANK to Conrad Conrad
LAwVERs MIG co to Tnos r shss'
ma" '''''''''' ''''''''.,'. SEQ. 900
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pursuance OF an order % Honorable Rohert
lUilow fov Ter, a Surrogate Of mo County
OF Sew York. Nptire is hereby given "a at
persons having claims against Thomas
Arson Matthews. late of the county ~
New York. 6-Crl-ed. 20 prSsen, tho same
with vouchers thereof 20 the Subscribers.
al their plaC- OF transtclng business At
tina once Of John 7. Routh. their attorney.
No, e7l Broadway. IN the city OF Sow
York, on or before The lsth dav Of MAJ
next. Dated. New York. the "s'h DAY O.
October. 1914 FREDERICK ]. BARNES.
WALTER r. klMBAtL. JOSEPH ".
RFNNlS, Executors JOHN 7. RDOTH.
Attorney 'or ENecu'ors, 81 Broadway.
Borough ~ Manhattan, NcN York cry.
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HELP WANTED--tENAIE.

GIRL experienced IN handling sale.
checks for auditing department OF rc'gi.
business, must be accurate and lspent
able; references required Address r
box rs sun office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-29

ASRTRY PARK FOLDER free from
Municipal Information Bureau sos Board,
walk, Ashury Park. y. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-29
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

Lv. PIER ~. N. r.. IT, Fulton ST.. Dali,
at r. NJ Music.
n r.. IT, Houston st. week days only. sac
r. NJ; pier 20. ID r.. IT, r. 22d st. $500 r. N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-29

g. Tweety Stalllngss slightly revised
Roston Braves are stopping at the Bres-
lin while here to play the Giants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-29

Sixty school teachers OF jersey City
will attend n dinner which IL to take
place tonight at the Hotel Breslin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-29

Lucius NJ Boomer. managing director
Of the Hotel McAlpin. will leave to-day
for San Francisco. Mr. Boomer plans
TO spend two or three weeks at the ex-
position. returning late in May.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Isoli have re-
turned 20 the Gotham after a trip TO
Aiken. s. G.
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WEST THIRD ST
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18
THE HUMANITY ARGUMENT

The strength Of the note Of President
Wilson lies in what might first be
thought its weakness. While the presi.
dent refers to some extent to the ussges
Of international law, he rather appeals
to Germany in the name Of, humanity
He asks Germany to discontinue sub
marine attacks on unarmed shipping
simply because it is barbarous and cruel
It will take considerable ingenuity on
the part Of German diplomsts to get
around this proposition. Germany will
hardly want to 60 before the world az
wagers Of savage and bsbarious war.
fare, but wilf,find it difficult to show its
necessity, or even ito utility. as . vsr
measure. On. the other hand It docs
give Germany good excuse before the
world to discontinue the reckless uas Of
submarines. Germany may stil argue,
and with some reason. that she has some
right 70 use any means to harsss and de.
feat her enemies, but that she Is willing
to forge her rights for humanity's sake.
In this way Germany might ''ssvs hef
face" Is tho Chinese say, and even gaia
some credit, and regain to some extent
the sympathy Of the world, which she
has lost by her indiscrlminste submarine
warfare. s.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18
wAR-sTlLL POSSIBLE

The sudden reversal Of public Reline
after reading the Presidents note e
Germany. which had bsen raised to 10
high pitch by the interpretationspplaced
thereon BY Mr.. Bryan, was almost hum
orous, and the reaction has Hen b
great that we are apt to forget that
possibly Germany will put thu. same
construction upon it ~ did Nj. Bryan'a
opinion ~ proof that there i Gauss
for war in its tsrms which ii t,true, Il
Germany feels that is the Wy they
want to take it.
Hence. while hoping that theI Kaise.
may have moro sense than NJ. Bryan,
We should still remember that until va
have. the answer Of Germany. W shall
not know what that answer willbe. =
Nobody, wants. war, and sss belisve
that probably President Wilson has
moro reason then anyone elsa to dread
war, becsuse Ut the persqhal respon.
sibility to him, but We mustaA remsm.
Dor that there are some things that can.
not be borne BY man Or nation: without
phyical protest and defence. 4 Il
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18
VOLUME xxxvI. NUMBER 81.

This issue closes the thirty sixth year
Of the publication or this paper. The
Pioneer Express is therefore one Of. We
think, the four oldest papersin the state.
The present proprietors have owned
the paper for twenty-elght years, which
time includes al the period OF statehood
and . few years previous.
What the publishers Of this paper
have done is written in the files OF the
paper. 1t is one Of the peculiar facts ei
newspaper life that it's life history il
printed weekly for the pelusal Of thou.
sands Of readers. To : large extent the
weekly newspaper is diary Of it's editor
or editors. &.
Hence the life work aud business Of
tho editor is Of . peculiarly public nat
ure. Other mon have opinions, and
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18

A few yesrs ego i was common 90
agents Of road machinery, school supplies
etc.. 70 hunt up the town supervisor u
school oncsrs and oRer them : percsnts
ago on purchases made lor thsil oonsti.
tusncy, and this vas oonsdssed almost
Legitimate. Nov there is very little n
that done. Tho public conscience hal
taw.kensd and viii no longer tolerate lt
And % i Z in all: branches q our gov,
.srnment. Graft i being vpddsd 6ht,
gradually. Publtclty 10 tn vsshlatioA
systemsof our publio sfails aud thsrs
has bsen mnch q Il the Last isw ysar.
Warroad Pioneer 5
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18

me buluth Hsraad .ays the g. Q. P
Rtl nd dr.. II II comes back, to give
|the eoantsysa Republican tariff. The
Hseald ID dreaming. What is there
ak6ut the present tariff. law to commend
n y the people Of this country Has
til Herald ever had the hardihood "a
nals moro than y half.hearted attempt
tDdefsnd that Law? What "shackles''
did il remove from American industIyl
When and whore has 1t reduced the high
opst Of living! When, whore and whom
,ia the United statss-has it brought
prosperity ( Make no mistake brother,
.vhei the GO. r. comes buck and il
viii b back soon-it viii como back soon
it nill give us Republican, .
! prctectivs tariff and undsrit tho conn
try viii again enjoy good. old fashioned
Republioan prosperity.-Warren Regist-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18
/! FOOLED AGAIN

That meteUric man WilliarsJ Bsyaa,
has again flashed xcross t6s 1SsI1 mt.
As to Nj, Brysn's bfillisnsy there ID
- squestion. A dozen times durias the
last score Of years he has illunilaeed
the skies and even the planets and
scighest Of the fixed stars q The pelitI-
cal universe have beea dimmed tonsasly
extinction BY his blaze Of light, Their
glory was discounted In the pssportion q
sixteen 70 one, and oil eyes were ixed oe
the e6ulgency Of tho ''csoss o. god"
Few days ago. Tor the 'stesnth, time
Mr.. Bryan sailed his airship ath wart thb
arch Of heaven and Dropped var bonhs
Of destruction below. The world stooa
aeast. War with Germany vas psac-
tically foregoae conclusion. NJ.
Bsysn had refused 70 sign the nets =
Germaoy even as perMnctory duty e
secrstary Of state, because it neant var
with Germany. The world at that time
had not read the note and NE
Bryan had readfit. As Mr.. Bryan va
secretary Of state and the diploaatic
representative Of the United Statss whs
could be better Judge Of the terms al
that note. And the world stood, trem.
bling and watohfully waiting, until they
read the note. -.
The note was mild, it was mostly 90
appsalto the better judgement snd hu.
manity Of Germany. There wasno "ulti-
matum" and except that It agsin affirm.
ed the previous note that Mr.. Bryan had
signed without protest, there VAS moth.
ing special init, and the meteor Of the
democratic party again descended to the
earth and buried itself in the ground .,
all meteoFs have done from time .imme,
mortal. The verdict OF the coustry i.
that We were all fooled by . darned fool
That Is and has been the sum aud sub-
stance OF Mr. Bryan's career from the
beginning. We wonder how many more
times people will marvel at his brilliancy
as he caroms across the political heavens.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18
o,lFFlolAl PAPER or o,TY
=. A. wardve,l.s GO. Thompso
{ wA11'vl11L = zzo1nsoH.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

There is NO particular change in the
relative positions Of the armies east or
west or at the Dardenelles. The usual
amount Of fighting goes on the west
with varying successes, perhaps on the
whole rather to the slight advantage Of
the allies; in the far east the reports are
conflicting and it is difficult to judge.
On the whole, while ths general German
advance has been partly checked. yet
they seem to be still advancing and
some very hard lighting has occurred in
several places. The objective Of the
Germans scenes TO be Lemberg, which
they cay will be taken in . short time.
while the Russians say they have the
German-Austrian army so checked
hat the city is safe.
italian troops have advanced for o
considerable distancs into Austria and
some fighting has occurred. Thsir
objective is toward Trieste an importsnt
and fortified port inst across the Adriat-
ic from Venice.
Diplomatically. the world is anxious
u waiting Germany's answer to Pres
ident Wilson's last note, but which ans
'wer is not likely to be made in q hurry.
There seems to be some slight dispo-
sition between the Mexican factional
leaders to compromise. rather than have
theUnited States intervene a. Threatened
ed by President Wilson. We hope II
may. be 90.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18

A Effective c.seh, rFestne.t
ons-1outth y ~ tSsspoonful Of Dr..
King Nsw Discovery, |, taken Is needed
will sooth and check coughs, oo,ds and
ths moro dangerous Broachial aud Luns
Ailments. You can't a6ordlto take The
risk Of serious illness, whom so cheap and
simple . remedy % Dr.. Kings New Dis.
covery is obtainable. Go to your Drug.
gist to-day, got bottle Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, start tho treatment at
ooce. .You win be grstided for tho relief
and cure obtained.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18

Nj. and Mrs. Rev. II. H. Moore Of
Grafton came down in their Overland
oar Friday and spent couple Of days
visiting old friends Of which they have
msny 10 this neighborhood.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18

The national treasury balance de-
creased . million dollars during the week
ending May y, leaving in the treasury
ela a66lt t46l.88. On the corresponding
date two years ago there was e13l, ,002
96l.61. For the present fiscal year GOV.
ernment expenditures have exceeded the
recsipts by sl31, ,328eoO.93.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18
Plano fer Sale

Plano for Sale.
Good instrument. cost 9A5O; used but
one year. Will sell cheap, on easy terus
or will exchange for stock. Enquire Of
F.. A. WARDWELL.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18

Now that Bill Bryan is private
citlsen again We shall enjoy TO hear him
talk. Al secretary ol state he was not
. success. Il is seldom that . man who
has great speaking ability proves sue
cess in an executive position.
Pioneer,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18
Emerson Branch. r. q. MASTERTON, Mtr
Official Directory

EsSSSSvSS$S$e41teeS eeSSS]S$SS
0ffoeoa0 noRAefnPvy
80 SS.
U 8 Senator'S a GrQnna
McCumbeF. Sss. \
u Repre8en. ! II + HelaeDony
Sovetnor-LB B Hanna J
1seueename COvernOr-IHEf II Frame
Socretafy of State Th0n1as Hall /.
STATE IseesurercJohn Steen I
state Auditor-C O l0fEenN0n +
Attorney Genetnl-H kIhde
4 7ai,road Cor. AEM anderson ?
,s,iseioneM ~ H Mann :
s,,,t &c r,;,. Y...Mn jStgtsman
Con Of Ineurance-W q Tav1o,
Com Ayr & IIabor-W e Gibre.tt
FasI s.
Judges Of Supreme A NJ Christian !
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18

AS we said, our history ls in black aud
white as printed on the pages OF the
thirty-s'x volumes. May we hope, that
at least to some extent We have assisted
this little city, this good county, this
great state of North Dakota to grow, .s
it has grown, from the open prairie, from
the pasture grounds of the buffalo to 4
land Of homes. Of progress and wealth,
Of education and civilization. II we
have in any degree contributed to that
progress and growth, then to that de.
gree at least we are personally satisfied
with our endeavors. s@-
A newspapers age is not necessarily
counted by volumes. We have seen
newspapers that we're but few years
old that we're grey, decrepit and hoary
with premature old age, while some 9TH
or papers that had accompanied the
swing Of the earth about the sun for ma
ny cycles were still as bright, shiny
and fr,sky as it they were still youths as
newspapers. They were still new as we'll
- newsy. 4;
ious II Is o'nerent with the editors.
time coants' ana ''tempus fng'ls." Age
may be delayed to some extent, but age
comes. The mentality may remain al.
"ose un'mpsireo' Out tne oooy weakens'
This writer who has for % many years
waitten most Of the editorial Of this
pspef nnos tnss sne years are having
.neil eaect' Wnile the Drain
!. sun la'r'y sct've' 1ne eyes are getting
ouA. s'ow'y ous surely she ability to
read pr,nt Is gong ana 70 considerable
extent Is ALREADY gone Inas spells re-
tiFemene m the near fnsure. just how
soon u not yet eett'eo, ONT u ls not at all
pfooaoie tnst the winter WILL be 10 active
service out . low monthe more and per-
maps not tnat long. !.
And JUST now' l WILL say tnat the part.
ing with so many. Old pioneer friends.
ana WIN tnelr sons ana daughters, is
not an easy task. There has been a
double sie between US Tor al these years.
First. tne tle OF the pioneer lie, in
which We all shared. The hopes, hard.
SHIPS. spd progress We have shared TO-
gether. It is tie that olnds;u closely.
Ihen there Is the editorial relation.
For twenty eight years have been writ
ing letters weekly to large circle of
H1enas. For twenty eight years ! have
psss ths servant OF this circle OF friends.
whe have trusted me'with . work con-.
slaeyhble Importance to them and to
tpsiF families. Pleasant indeed have
he4n many responses OF good will and
lf,ndness. The relationship has develop.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18

p Did yeu notice our 1Pw, Classy Shoes
for Young Men in ( llr show Window
~ the O'DOnnell make?

The month Of June clean
clean line
that will saving in dollars
prices and then come In and see the goods.
Ladies' coats to close
out at all most your price,
An assortment of Mems regular kind YOUR
choice IS cents saving of rs
Slippers and pomps and $lO0 pair of Mems
hat you buy at our
Mems dress shirts and ties greatly
@ prices.
N IS to 20 crepe at only conts.
20 to rs MULE, tissues, cents.
q yrd wide yoies and
dress goods Is we'll
affoa g buy dress extra to celebrate the 4th.
to Pembina and Monday
Pth. 5.55s. '~''-' -
't' red white and blue bunting and decorations At
4 Special for each Saturday this month on
EBr6oms 40 cts at % cts; 50 cts at 36; 60 cts at
146 CTS; rs cts Brooms at 60 cts.
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j. HENEMAN.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-12-28

according to the annual report of the
commissioner of navigation made pub
lie here last night.
On June 80, 1914, 26,943 vessels, hav-
ing a gross tonnage of 7,92S,6SS, were
under American registry. A year later
the number had decreased to 26,7O1,
but the aggregate tonnage was $685.
429. Figures made public recently by
the commissioner showed that since
the fiscal year closed there had been a
steady increase both in number OF
ships and tonnage, the merchant mar
inc on Dec. l comprising 26,SSS ves-
sells aggregating S,444,25S tons gross.
"The decline in the number of YES
sells with an increase in the total ton
mage is the normal result of the de-
velopment of water transportation"
says the report.
'The size of vessels has been stead
lily increasing since steel and steam
came into general use. In tonnage and
value the merchant shipping under the
American flag Is surpassed only by
that under the British flag, and in
tonnage it equals that under any two
foreign flags combined except the
British"
While the total of ships decreased
only 242, the report points out the de-
cline in sailing ships was 593. Yes
sells in the foreign trade increased 2S9,
the coasting trade showing a decline
of 631.
Receipts from tonnage duties during
the year were $1.S15,425. a new record.