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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
,.ty,; Il Davidson. ref; due. sN.725 Sc. t,Iss
atc- kiLs IS. % thn rlalnilf ior Sc 600.

Ey D. 7. Ingraham &c.
18TH ST, 1856 E..s a. Q Lexington sN ~ aIio22
sty dwg: Benz Welles 2, oil sEt j kosne e.
A.. Chalmers Wood atty wilbur Lauemofe, ref
due. sls?36 go. taxes etc. s29S. 10 the pialnur
FOR SIS 500.
BY Joseph r. Day.
IIITH ST, Sc T. 8. % PARK A.. ifTlo0ll:
CIV dEg; Franklin savings Bank AIT Belle Bloch
e, al; W " Powell r. atty Isdor Cohn. ref
dus. s7.07l Al: taxes. etc. sl6N SO. ~ the plain
TN Tor 5000.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph T. Day.
MELVILLE Az, lT<5 " e. ass Van Nest AZ
- 9ri0o Fishkll Saw Inst AIT Angelo Rezzsn'
ct ell; r W Doughty, atty Hsaett, ref
due. tt435 40; tsI.s. etc. 3tS s.; to the plain
IN FOR s. 600.
By J. II. Mayers
VAN NEST AV, $50. n S. 80 Carried 2SIloo
y Butter et a.. eIrs. sgt Fdw Brown a. al
{ Corner. atty. d l. Cohn, ref. due. S. 373 20
tsIes. etc. SLIP 70: 10 tbs plaintiff for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
sHERIPF'S AUCTION SALES.

DANIEL GREENWALD, shern's Auc,ioneer, sells
this day. Thursdsy. Frbruary iith a. III 4 m
a. ~ 0, Jons street. BY Virtue OF . certain writ
o. ercuuon. rolls Of
Corrugated q Plain Paper.
Machinery
shifrnl. pdlle5s. motor, doks safe csbines, ch,ir,
and al ether rtopery Of the defendant IA the
MAX T.. GRIFENBAGEN sheriff
HERMAN ENGEL. Depay sheriff
DANIEL GREENWALD. shern's Auctione-r .slls
this dJ. Thursday. Frorusy llth. at To- 30 4 m ,
1915 lAspensrd stree 81 virtue Of Q certain
WIT OF execution. stock OF
Feathers
curled and uncu,lei. sssored fanc1a II an de-
scnprcns. one telescope one small trunk. e,o
MAX 2. GRIfESHAGEN, bharR
HART. Deputy sheriff
DANIEL 0REESwALD. shsrtn's Auctionesr, sells
this DAY Thursday. februsry llih. AZ 10 so q N ,
o. SIS Neat 25p Street. 5rd Floor. b. virtue OF
several snn Of execution. lot Of
Chemicals
tann. machinery. dssts typewriter. table,. Chair
ftling Ca5tnsts. SAFE belts puIies. vacuura DIVER.
Motors and all other psDonl property d the Roias
Electro Chemical Company. pos st said prefnisa
MAX z. GRiYENHAGES anadR
JOSEPH r. COOK. Deputy shshR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11

DECISIONS
Dsae y Grsgory IChsr;ss
Eenn' appointed refers hA< 4
hs1 A schoonmsk.s. a ss,x -
urIe'i7o Go. Y " A Psri CO. esS
counsel 10 plsoe o. Anbros. c,,s 49,
By MILLS.
Yonn,, ssrnr Btns/B VI n Rs.,.
por o. Referee Henri VI Baird. % 49, 4
Wnn brornlL .k. saors / NJ,
bun, q. Tecumssh, Mieh. 10 t.l.
Williams IN behalf Of re pis,rus ~&zn I
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FORECLOSURE SALES

STPREME COURT. NEW YORK OCT
--WiIliam Mathews and snoths.
,irs against Robert $. Finney e. a
frndarts. In pursuance Of a l.1x
dulv made and entered IN the 49,
titled action and bearing dats ne Y
a, Jsnuarv. 1915, 7. the underss-
Referee in SAID judgment named. :,
AZ public auction at the bKcnssp
poop. 1915 Nescy Street. Fofe.f
Manhattan. city OF New York, o. y
dav Of February. 1918. at J! oeod
on that day. BY Joseph P. Day .ss
tie following described personal ~
directed by said Judgment 20
Wit: isSL shares Of the espnA -
the Spencer Realty Company. r.r
by stock certificates Nos i..!-l-,.
$3.50: 10 shares OF the cspital 500
Flnney Building Company repre-
s,ori, cartINcatss Nos. i-3-s-s-I;
a, the capital stock OF finney 4 va
Tsnrs,ented BY stock certificates ss u
'rbe said property will be 500
separate lots. to wit: The said lsss
Of the Spencer Realty Compshl
sold In one lot, subject snd Ssas
however. 10 = prior lien OF haun.-
peck and Katharine $. Fose ~
shares thereof represented oy e'i..sS
No 20 FOR thu sum OF 81, $50. VIE u,
ar Sc, per snnum from JsnusD ~ y
and subject and subordinate 70 ~,
lien OF william G. Adams upea y
thereof. represented BY. csr,.nes ~, !
l.2i-a2, for tho sum OF Ee's 80,
tere,t a. 81 per snnum from &c., ~
1911; the said ten shares OF "a
building Company will b. so,o -, Z
subject and subordinate 70 ne :,
OF William Mathews thsreon im -
OF s2.9s0. with interest 81 M
on $1,000 thereof from DsesnM - Z,
on $1,000 thereof from Jsnusf, 49, n
on $3.50 thereof from Janqasy -" sss >
on $500 thereof from April sra w.,s1
the said so shares OF FinnD
will be sold IN one lot rr
The approximate smount 81 ~ -. =. Z
charge 20 satisfy which NJ =,
scribed property IL TO be eoia -. ~
OF siT.725.s2, with interest tns 20 sss
December 18th. 1914. tosehs ~,
amounting 10 fio5.62, with ia.s s'ssw q
on from January sth, 1918. tos""
the expenses OF che sale. 49,, nj
Dated. New York, Januns psvs
WALKER L. OTIS 49, 4
WILLIAM r. wUND, ESQ r.,d
Plaintiff. iss Broadway
Manhattan. City OF New fon ).
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wESrCHESTER COUNTY.

BUPNEME COUNT
PAT I-TOMPkINs, j. Part MILLS, j. Par,
iIl-KE0GH. J-CLendar at 9:t5 a m
Horan iSYNHkHRR Adds iNYNH&HRR
Ulslen/NlC&HRIR Reusens fSYCAHRRR
Ryan Brtender Bldg Co SmithINst Condult& { able
SiecsIKelly Merit Kane Co
Orlando Puts Cont orcE0lo/ Hen ~ SteersInc
Murphy/NfNH&HRR Porter NYNH6HRR
WBTtbhiitsCo/ Gontrman Cro.nan Emerson. Norris
Tho following causes may either be marked ready
or MARKED over 10 another day.
west<rlund, Ter&Tsnch RigyiolN Rys
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fEFEREEs APPOINTED.
slIppCnf COuRY- ToUAI,AS

Matte, o. Eddy-Nichoas A Donnehy.
Fs1ners' loan and Trus, Co Duncsn-Jsmes y
Butler
~ PAGE. T.
Mater ~ rfS-E n fh.lds
r. GAYFGAN J.
Adams istsrar--Ni X WilroI
By ERIAAGEE :
Ylnnery IDo-lxer--A7hur : Frisrl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11

suRRo6AYE's counr-KETCHAM. Sic a n
Wills.
rhcnis A Tcmlenson Henry Dots
v Ahlers Ann Ballis
Mar Fitzpatrick
ADMINISTRATION.
bcCoUSTINGs IN ESTATES.
John Murphy Ferdinand Wtsel
g y Hoffman Mar Sullivan
Isaac krefatz Samuel Liprman
Marie huntoz n Nash
g d Boyd Michael Feeney
Jane A Mckenna
ESTATES
JHar Virginia Del GensSs
CONTESTED WILL.
fmms A Brown
COUNTY C0URr.
Civil Caisndsr-Pat lv-DIKE AT 10 Q. n.
Mccormack BQC6 SRR Harvey rompkins Anuje
walsh Smslmln Callahan Travis
Domengo/Kreg-r Dvoro klalsner
Tarantne II VI RI Hopfsn klankin
kellehsrl Poiaky EgAnI Edenal
Mcguire Edison Co Wiley Nassau Y
Sexton Pundy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11

COUNTY COURT.
Special Tern-GIBBS. J.
Motion. snd er pare mstten-
Trial Term-,jIBBS. J.
No day calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11

DANIEL GREENWALD, shern's Auctioneer sells
this day. Thursdsy. FeorIary iith. a. II 4 N
a. ~ o.; Jonu street. BY Virtue OF . certain writ
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cousI oHAMssas-scHu1z. 4

No day calendar.
Trial Term-SCHULL. s.
No day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME ccURY.

a,ssIIsts DIN,sn-i,t 0spt--Beior. NSR 1a a Il
p T. MLAUGHLlN. LAuGHLlN. DoMbLN'
.nd HOTCUKISS JJ.---Court opsns Al m.
No dsy calendar.
Appellate Term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-11
BRONX COUNTY.

BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special rerm-BRADY J.
Motions and eI-paro matters
MOTION CALENDAR
Mirerschn/ Nelson Csr,lO, FoT
Ge-hbe-g GeNhb.rg NosAoy'iz J Stfeifer CO
Nerrn an 1Grcenpsd Dorb,Ssn.
kensUeY/ Finkena1er WolflF Preston
Franklin isy BIZ Smith Martens D'Au.is
MorrflioJ Munich Trlck LishkindPeGFimT snds
Special Term for rrals-BRADY, J.
No day cslsgdsr.
Trial Tern--BRADY. J.
Rubenstein TDodin
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Referee APPOINTED.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17

Rocky Mountain Southern railroad si- lently led the way in, turned up the wick of the lamp and showed blanks and pencil across the counter. You look half asleep to me-" Wilker- son growled as he picked up the pen cil.
 The boy scanned the stranger quiet ly and opened the drawer of his tel egraph desk and faced his visitor again Wilkerson caught the glint of the steel barrel of revolver In that drawer.
 You must have some money in the safe" he snarled
 The boy looked at him with steely blue eyes and stated in a perfectly matter of fact tone, 'T merely wanted to show you that I am awake" Their that fell.
 He grasped the pencil and wrote on the yellow blank:
 Vale Vista, Cal. March IT. Jean Darnen Astor House. New York City. N. r.:
 Have found Gallon at last Address Master Key" mine tomorrow.
 WILKINSON. He showed the paper across to the operator and said roughly: "Now. earn that extra dolarw He banged two sil. yer coins on the counter.
 The operator scanned the message. took another look at his customer and showed one of the coins back
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17
In An Old Role.
Q Globe-Democrat.

r,xor, the Globe-Democrat.
 Mr. Bryan's present role is not new, Moct of his life has been spent as a critic He has betrayed enthusiastic aver few things done in public life. He ,,,os one of the members of the House ,rho carried Prof. Wilson around the .homber on their shoulders when the Wilson bill passed, which they con- ,trued as the dawn of the millennium. This was about the last display of en- tbusiasm he gave until he began brag- r;nc on the Oklahoma Constitution as % far superior to any other ever writ ten. As a part of the present admin ;ctration he praised it and all it's works. while the country generally blamed him for most of his faults. But he s out as a free lance again, brandish- nc "a spear that knows no brother" 1" Presidents, Cleveland, Mckinley, Roos- evelt and Taft were targets of the Nebraskan.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17
How Germany Received Wilson's Note
From the Westliche Post.

From the Westliche Post.
 After reading the copious extracts of the editorial comment of the papers of Germany anent Wilson's second note it becomes apparent that opinions as to it's real intent and purpose is even more divided there than in our own country. Only in one respect there seems to be perfect unanimity, and that is the absolute impossibility of abandoning the submarine warfare that has already proved the most ef- fective weapon Germany possesses. Only by continuing to employ it to the greatest possible extent can she hope to force England to the point of yielding. The people would never for give the Government for a weak kneed submission in this respect. Compliance with this, the Presidents principal demand, would be almost equivalent to abandoning the war it. self as q hopeless enterprise.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17
Be Prepared,
Buffalo Express.

Buffalo Express.
 A Canadian officer, writing from the front to a friend in St. Cartharines, says All this misery and waste could have been averted if we could have thrown a million men into France and Belgium at the commencement of the war; because Germany would not have taken the risk, but anyone who advocated national training in Enguand or Canada was looked upon as a scare monger and fool" May the United States avoid having to reproach it. self year or two hence with the thought that similar misery and waste might have been avoided by it Ii 1t had made adequate defensive pre- parationsl
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17
]. 5. GOVERNMENT
 LAND FREE
Agrlcultural Land in U. s. Forest Reserves of Arkansas Now Free To Homesteaders Under Spe-
 cial Homestead Act

Mild, climate, very healthy, no crop failures No overflow lands. Sur rounding country we'll settled with all Wnite people. Good schools and churches. Soldiers and sailors with two years army service entitled to pa ~nt after one years residence. Their WIDOWS have the same rights. Other utzens VI. after three years residence. we nave now over 200 separate tracts 'OVated, every one of which has been eAaiAlned and approved by Govern "'eiV as agricultural lands. Located ,aHu within 8 to IS miles of railroad. we nave separate descriptions of 190 v. hese tracts. We make applica- "oh to the land, aid in making selec- u0n and making out Government pa- perS' Send 25 cents for State map 'aOwlng Forest Reserves, -opy of Spe- .al Forest Homestead Act a.,d par ucuars to
 A. V. ALEXANDER & SON,
 O'"'lng Engineers, Little Rock, Ark.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17

"The charge to New York fig ST." he said mildly.
 Wikerson scowled, Well, rush that anyway" He strode out of the little office and mounted his horse. The weary animal tried to turn in toward it's accustomed corral, but it's rider refined 1t sharply back into the road toward The Master Key" mine.
 II think Gallon will recognize me-" be muttered to himself
 Tom Kane, who since the beginning of the camp had been the open handed but close mouthed cook, sounded his triangle.
 Immediately poured out from the quarters of the unmarried men a stream of miners. As he had done for many years, Thomas Gallon went to the window to watch this morning ceremony. He saw that the men greet ed John Dorr respectfully, yet gen. Ially.
 Tt was a lucky day when John Dorr came" he muttered to himself. Then his eye caught the figure of a horse man riding leisurely down the street apparently careless of the scowls from the men against whom he brushed roughly.
 The old man rubbed his eyes feebly and looked again. Yes, 1t was true. He could never mistake that figure or that saturnine visage. God! Why had his bullet not gone through that face He reached for his gun with somewhat of the vigor of youth: he was safe now.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17
WATCHES VILLAGE BLOWN UP

Eyewitness Tells of Thrilling Scenes In
 Great Fight North of Arras - De-
 struction by Artillery and Mines, a
 Bayonet Charge, Aeroplanes Soaring
 Through Rain of ShrapneI.
 What the fighting is like In the laby- rinth that vast amazing stretch of all most intermingling trenches around Arras In northern France, the scene of one of the tiercest series of battles In the history of the world is thrillingly described by Wythe Williams in a dis patch to the New York Times.
 1 cannot minutely describe the con flict. No one can do that at this stage, says the correspondent.
 In many places in this giant battle field it was impossible for me to say where were the Germans and where the French, so completely was I turn ed around on account of the constant zigzag of the trench lines. Sometimes when l thought I was safely going in the direction of the French I was haul ed back by officers, who told me I was heading into the German line.
 1 sometimes felt that the German was quite correct On the other hand, the French lines often almost com pletely surrounded the German.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17
AUTHORS FUN AMBULANCES.

'0ueed' Harrison and Stanton Are
 With American Hospital In France.
 One of the ambulance chauffeuls making the most runs to bring ill wounded with the American ambu lance in France is II. s. Harrison, bet ter known as "Queed" Harrison, from his best seller" book of two years ago. He hates the nickname, but everybody calls him by it.
 MT. stanton, son of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and himself an author, Is One of the orderlies in the American hospital in Paris.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17
Constipation Causes Most Ills.

Accumulated waste in your thirty feet of bowels causes absorption of poisons, tends to produce levers, up sets digestion. You belch gas, stuffy irritable, almost cranky. 1t isn't you its your condition. Eliminate this poisonous waste by taking one or two Dr. Kings New Life Pills tonight En- joy full free bowel movement ln the morning-you feel so grateful. Get an original bottle, containing 36 pills, from your druggist today for 25c.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17
. NOW AT HOME

q, lou can now buy Ross Dead 's;1 Salck Spray at home. It is the i;ny ;%iuely known disinfectant and nmSectlclde. It is the one that ae,o aever lets a bug or germ get GIt"a;y' f. put kills them on the spot. dr;l i, ls also the one that kills and MiseS so vt away mosquitoes, and is proele D. elean 1t does not soil. Sold in
 'eScott by Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17
MAIN POINTS IN DECISION THAT STEEL COMPANY
 IS NO TRUST.

In the suit brought by the gov ernment against the United States Steel corporation the fed eral court decided that:
 The corporation had not violat ed the Sherman law.
 It deserved the commendation of the public for fair dealing.
 Mere bigness of business does not constitute q trust.
 The famous Gary dinners were unlawful. but had been dis continued.
 President Roosevelt was juStl- fled in refusing to interfere with the absorption of the Tennessee Coal and Iron company, the ab- Sorption being legal
 Andrew Carnegie is exonerated from illegal participation fin the sale of the Carnegie company.
 In ten years the steel company had increased It's business about 10 per cent, but nine great com peting companies had increased from 63 to 3,709 per cent.
 And the field of enterprise was as open to competition as before the corporation was formed.
 Suit was filed Oct. 20, 1911.
 Hearings began May 6, 1912.
 Suit argued in october, 1914.
 Case decided June 3, 1915.
 Testimony filled 15,Oo0 printed pages.
 Government alleged that capi- talization of S1 .402. .S46,000 con tained SG00000,000 of water and that plants acquired by the corporation controlled between 60 and S2 per cent of the coun- try's total production.
 Suit cost S5o0.000 Of which about S4Co.ooo was horne by the corporation,
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17
By John Fleming Wilson

COPYRIGHT. 1914. BY JOHN FLEMING WILSON
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17
NEW WAY OF MAKING LIVING,
Man Gets $10 Week From City to Prevent Him Committing Suicide.


 A new way of making a living has been revealed in Atlanta, Ga. c. $ Stafford, eX-proprietor of a paint shop, is getting $10 Il week from the city to Becoming ill five years ago, Stafford was taken to the City Detention hos pital, and when he recovered he re- fused to move out. Threatened with forcible eicction he declared he would commit suicide. The health authori ties decided to put him on the payroll nt $10 q week
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17
GARDEN SYRlNGES FOR WAR.

VIII Squirt Sodium Into Air to Break
 Up Effect of Gas Bombs.
 Scientists aiding the war bureaus of the allies have discovered, it is be 'leYed means whereby the poisonous gas filled bombs of the Germans can be rendered ineffective.
 Representatives of the British war office are now purchasing hundreds of ordinary garden syringes, such as are used for watering flowers. With these it is planned to squirt hyposulphide of sodium into the air as the poisonous isases reach the lines
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17
CHAPTER V.
The Night Rider.

T ne NIyht NIueT. /" HE light in the bungalow on the bill across the valley |SaN5NI winked as some one passed beneath If and the window
The Prescott daily news., 1915-06-17
The Prescott Daily News
 eusLfsHEO BY rne News Printing Go.

r,tered as second class mail matter November 4th, 1905, at the postoffice a :. Prescott. Ark, under the act of Congress, March 3, 1879.
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Srs.no Senano ipro6. Sd per'
ftano's niht. Run aber ilane bic
Stimme oeS RanHes:
Sd beereife bos ri9t. Diefes
Bib baIt bu bod islbf estraeen. uno
nun fsnb es Der Qrst auf Der 8ruft
oieies Wannes. 81 oo Elm - elm
inneter 3uIammenbang9 uno rel'
der2"
Rir fdien .s. ola breite fid iib.r
bic WeIt cine u~nssbeuere bleierne
Stile. Gine Stile, ipsIde nur Don
ibrsr Stimme oussefiilt tperoen
tonnte.
.Gs III oo sein 3ufammsnbons.N
ertldrte lie falt. ruhi9. ~Oer !Serr
2eutnont mar mr. Elm anesnebmer
Yetonnter. Cont nihts. Sd peiB
nidt. mi. .r gu Dem Bible tam. hos
in - oos i3 perlor -
r0erlor?" froete stpsifelno bic
Stimme oes Mannes. 3ameroo. i9
psiB nitt. tpober i'd pl0sIi6 bic
4raft nnbm. Sd I4lue bic Iusen aaf
uno fa9te gang Idut:
Die sndois. Srou bat redt. Sd
fano ons Bib. Sd bite. bsbaltsn sic
es. oa ss ia Sbr Gigentum III. Sir
mid sat ss gar teinen Wert."
Damn mar lpteosr Elm eroBes 0uns
Tel um mid gno cine uneebsusr.
StiGe
llno nun liege i'd bier i'm 2a5arstt.
Sd bin melt itdr,sr. ols Der Stobss
or3t m.inte. Sd iperoe eeneieu.
Gin Sraum iii aussstrGumt, 3as
merdo Sd tpsroe tpisSer binouss
sieben Siirfen in ben Rnmpf fir H.
fere bsilig. Sode. Die tleinsn etirme
oe5 Gin3elnen perbrauien. Die srobs
Sturmseit fir ale bri9t on."