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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

18TH ST p. ti6 Az A. esxeAs; iasd ST,
22o W. also property In The Bronx--Ade-
laide Benedict, gdn, ct al. to Jas A Bene-
diet, Katonah Y; atty. Hamilton odeLl,
rfVERsipE DRIVE. si5Ictiarimrasin T smith.
exr. to Ada Van T Ellington, az Il 62d
st; atty. n /, Monett. SO william st.,..ti
MADISON Av, sc cor i32d st. 25x96-Henry
wendt & ano. exrs, 10 Louis Golden. De-
troit. Mich; attys, Clark. l.. Il a. Knuth,
BROADWAY. sSe-s, $ e cor Bond st. 5sxiso
--Randolph Parmly ct al, eNrs to Ran
dolph Parmly & ano. trus Middletown, y
atty. John French, 80 Wall st. .....,t
io5TH ST, 72-i E-lsaac Cohen to Jakob
Hirskowitz. Az G; atty, l. T lns co,
BEACH ST SO; west Bway, 1880; 81
Johns lane. l.5--Theo VI Ives to Amer
Thread co; attys. Douglas 4 McC, 233
GoCvERHEtR ST. ,i.Robi j. Monet I; 70
Ada Van r Belington, ~ T. 63d st; atty.
Robt l. Mofett, 81 william st........Sl
18TH ST. 42j W-Lawyers Mtg co to simon
II shonniger ct al. ,rus. New Haven. Conn
atty, l. Mtg Co, SO Liberty st...,.Sj,500
sTH Az. 25SI-U $ Trust co OF Y to
sheldon l. Rodman. Si7 osth st; attys,
Tod q - John sS., 25s Rw ao, g. =, !,
Rodman. az w o9th st; attys. Todd 4
81 John. ?5s Bway. :..::..............&i
and ano. trus. to Robert l. Monctt AL
Park av; atty r.. l. Monett So william
62D sT, So. 100 " Amsterdam av. s5xiOO 5
Herman T schwiebert to Jos Schorr 500
Jackson az. Bronx atty, NJ Edeson. SO
LEXiNGToN Az i5i.5. cor ii5th st. III
+, 70xisg-John a RroNn. Jr. to BoWery
Savings Bank, i2S Bowery; attys. cad
walader W 4 r. 40 wall st.......t25.OOO
10th ST $. 200 " ID ay ,s5xiOOIi-.N y
Title Ins co to Saml l. Abraham. All W
llith st. exr Jno Abraham; atty, y Y
ms CO 100 BwaN .............. $1,000
9th ST. 50i W-I,awyers Title Ins a r Co
TO Emma Levi 1907 Park av; atty. |. r
t4Tn siTy 10 "EsgA6ert W schoite ct al rus rus
10 Philip Lehman. W 5ith st; atty. l. r
27rH ST . " SsS w.Ma6ei i. Bennett sGt''i to
American Mtg co, Is Cedar st; attys.
Bowers & 5, &c Cedar st................s1
eth ST. 35S Wiring Newcomb to
American Mtg CO, 46 Cedar st; atty,s,
Bowers a. $, 30 Cedar st.,..............Sl
27TH ST. 3SS w-Lincoln Trust Co to
American Mtg co. 46 Cedar ~; attys.
Bowers a. :. 80 Cedar st........... f22 900
10TH ST, l72 E-Saml l. Abraham eNr. to
Jos II Abraham ct al. 80 W 9tth st. , assts
each $4,000; atty T lns CO. l35
9TH Az, 7S2.s6Lt'nion Mtg co "a Columbia
Trust Co. SO Bway; attys, Merrill & r., 100
bNay ...,....'..,... ,s,.,... ,...... .AIbb,UVV
Bronx.
INGBER, HENRIETTA, to Johanna Gross 81
WEIGH. ALBERT and ano, ind and eNr, %
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The approximate amount of the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the above described
property Is TO be sold is Ten thousand slI
hundred eighteen and 33-lO0 Nl0,6ls 80
Dollars. with Interest thereon from the 2atd
day OF December, 1914. together with the
costs and allowance amounting to Three
hundred twenty-seven and 3s-lOO lsS-I3g
Dollars, with interest from the 3lst dav OF
December, 1914, together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes, assessments and water rates, or other
liens which are TO be allowed to the pur.
chaser out OF tho purchase money, or PAID
by the Referee Is Four hundred and eighteen
and 7e-l00 H4ls72) Dollars and interest
Dated, New York, January Sth, 1913.
EDW At,D 1. L AEEIG. Enrnrss
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DISTRICT COURT or THE uNITED
STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT
OF NEW YORK-WlLLIAM T.. ODELL,
Complainant, against DEFENDER MANU-
FEATURING co, Defendant. In Equity
To all creditors Of or claimants against
Defender Manufacturing Co:
Take notice that by order of the above
entitled court duly made January 18Th,
1915. and hled herein January Is, 1915. II
ORDERED
I That any and all creditors OF or ciaim-
Co. who claim that the Defender Mauuiac-
turing Co. Is Indebted to them or thar they
possess cause OF action against IT, and al
other persons whosoever who assert any
assert their said claims on or before ths
18th day Of February, 1915. and on or before
the said date present and file duly verified
written statements or proofs OF their claims
estate with Joseph u. Martindale and Fred
eric 4. Juilllard, as Receivers Of the De-
fender Manufacturing Co. at their office No.
22f church street, In the Borough Of Man
II. That creditor Of and no claimant
against the Defender Manufacturing Co who
claims the Defender Manufacturing Co, 10
Indebted to him, and that he possesses a
whosoever who asserts any claim agains' Il,
who fails to file statement or proof ~
claim on or before the said 18TH day Of Feb.
ruary. 1915. as hcreinbefore directed shall
thereafter be permitted to assert any claim
whatsoever against the estate OF Defender
Manufacturing Co. in the hands o. the sad
receivers or to share In any distribution
JOSEPH r. MARTTNDALE and FREDERIC
A JUlLIlARD. Receivers OF Defender
Manufacturing Co, 2ei Church Street.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City,
RUsHMORE. BiSBEE 4 STERN,
Solicitors for Receivers
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Dressmaker Commits Suicide.

Annie Richman. 81. dressmaker, COM
mitted suicide yesterday by inhalng
illuminating gas in a furnished room at
1881 Sterling place, East New York. She
had been out Of work for four months.
Her dependency over this was increased
by information that men OF her fathers
age IN Russia were being modified.
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LIS PENDESS.
Manhattan

PLEASANT Az. n W cor lO9th 81, 1OO1Ixi2
City y sgt VIM Ryerson ct al tac-
tlon to foreclose tax lienD; atty, l. Polk.
CHERRY ST, i7s-Morris Spodek agt An
ME Epstein foreclos OF mtg; atty. A
Rabinoyitch.
BROADWAY. W =, whole front bet l47th Il
l4sth SITS l9s.lOx75-Sarah Dahlman agt
l4Ith q l4sth 81 Corp ct al 0oreclos Of
mtg. atty, & Putzel
SID ST =, IS LIST av. e5Ni0. s-Char-
lotte VI Leley agt Israel ID Schlachtzki
ct al tforeclos OF MTG. attys. Wells &
Snedeker.
a7TH ST. g3s & cas- E--otto T. vetter agt
Lucius T Martin ct al faction to toreclose
mechanics llen), atty, W Hauser,
4STH ST. :. $50 Il sth av. 29xl0O.5-
Lewis Van Ripper agt Francis y OCon-
nor faction to compel execution OF lease,
&C.; atty. ii Slease.
Bronx.
LOT SIS. OWNS homestead. OWNS Drive
g. Palmer Blvd--Geo J Puchhafer agt Jo-
hanna Jones ct al faction to fureclose
transfer OF tax lien); atty, @ A Moses.
LOT II. Blk 5066. Sect l7--Adelslde A Wabst
agt VIM Langdon ct al faction to fore
close transfer of tax lien); atty. q A
Moses.
i5sTH ST. s57 E-wm f Smith agt Max
Stirn ct al (foreclos OF mtg); attys Cary
& Carroll,
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RECORDED LEASES.

Geo A Field 60. 1874 Il l29th 81, yrs from
May /. 1915; attys & ] Murray,
iIs6 Lexington av..................i 81, 500
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

WANTED to borrow $4,000 hve years AZ
six per cent Security 500, 900 gilt edge real
estate insured $4,000 Income gross 'lAooO
net $500. Endorsers worth $500 000 No
commissions Address W " ROY l9i SUI
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suRRoGATks, NOTICEa.


VAN SACN. MARY LIN pursuance of
an order OF Honorable John r. Cohalan,
Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
ing claims against Mary l.. Van Saun. lats
OF the County OF New York deceased. 20
present the same with vouchers thereof %
business, at the office OF Francis ". POI.
lock. No, 800 Broadway. In the city Of
New York. on or before the 18th day OF
June next Dated New York. the goth day
OF November, 1914. CLARA Il FERGUSON,
ENecutriN. FRANCIS W. POLLOCK, At
torney for ENccutrix. No. 400 Broadway.
New York City.
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ELIZABETH, n. j., ian s4-Three hum
dred employees OF the tool room at the
Singer factory have been told to report for
fun time work tomorrow. This is the
second department at the plant to go on
full time since the beginning OF the year.
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TOWNSEND. ALICE SIN pursuance Of
order OF Honorable Robert LUDLOW Fow-
Ter, a Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons hav-
ing claims against Alice S. Townsend. late
OF the County Of New York deceased. 10
present the same with vouchers thereof %
the subscriber, at place OF transacting husi-
ness, No S0s Broadway, in the city ~ New
York, on or before the S0th day Of June
next Dated, New York the 18th daN n
December, 1914. GEORGE TOWNSEND and
LEWIS II. CHAMBERLIN, Executors. BOU-
DIN LEHMAN, ATTORNEYS for Executors
so2 Broadway ManhaTan Borough y. y. g
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RARRETr NoRMA H-In rnr.nanc.

BARRETT NORMA HIN pursuanc. Of
order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler a
Surrogate Of the County OF New York, bear
10 hereby given to all persons having claims
against Norma II. Barrett late ~ the
County Of New York, deceased 10 pres, nj
The same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scriber at It's place Of trausacting business.
No % William Street, I'm The city OF New
York on before the 22nd dan 81 Mar h
next Dated, New York The 3rd day OF sen.
TRUST coMPkNY, Executor FRANK G
MEBANE, Attorney for Executor IS Broad
way. New York City.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TR A<SFFRS


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of second part)
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east Of FIfth av, between Fourteenth and

all liens, Jan %; atty, \ II Springarn, W
East side.
EAST Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th sts.b
10Th ST, 3, 10 let av, 25NIi-Jacoh
Gordon and ano. exrs. to simon Machiz.
75l f l5oth ST. Jan 10; atty Jacob Coz,
SAME PRoPFRTY- Barnett Levy ct al to
same Jan 10; atty. Jacob Gordon 90, $aS
20 NNVHg. " :, 75.5 n 4s,h st. 25xioo-Fredk
Refhan to Chas + Loefner, ass Park av.
Jan 20, mtge $4,000; atty l. T lns go, GO;
9Th s ST" :. $50 e I'D ay, 2ixiOO5-Msry c
Finnigan to Mar MSrst l. O. Go'r91SSifi -lo vi
SETH ST. lis u, $ s. et6lU PARK ay. ls.SN
GtsIJno II Fitch to Anna J MacDon-
nell, us Z, s5th ST., miige $1,000 Jan ~, a.,
sTH AV. cor sSth 81. ioo.llxlo0.F erdi-
nand siegei ct al; cxrs. TO TUE non siegman
f RIOS. al jan rs isSs; mtg SCOOP a''Sf
West side.
Cwest OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
SAD ST. al W, $, 22j e 10Th av. ,5Tioos
Flourish Realty co TO iauune pos, 20
9oth st.; Jan 20: at''s' Lur'e HOT,
ssT III" 81 H' - Us 9Th az. s5xloo.5-
5ath 81 Real Estate CO 20 r & Realty
60 90 Nassau st. Jan 81; attys. Arnste!nn
l., l2s Bway. ....'..''''' ''''''''' '''Sl
Uptown.
CManhAttan Island, north Of ION ST
$4,000. loeth 81. : 3tlt W Amsterdam
G1.SNlO0.ll, mtg tlJU,OOOt sherman tN'
W cor Academy -. 35Ox--. mtg sii70O;
Lexington av, =, III lO7th st. l6.hX6b,
mtg t2lb0O; Lexington ~, e s. Sl.3 n
10Th u, 7jNl5o, mtg ,6oo-Gertrude a
Nanderbeck 70 Duluth Realty ,Corpn', ~
Rway. Dec 80 INV ai'ys' Stoddard y ~;
Us HTray o,o' ~ 40 ,oxtoo III
Jacob Levy to Saml Le'y. 81 ~ t,le' no s,,
Jan = atty; Water l. puracN' -'' NO,
jag l9sus 81, sN'asns " I'm av, stxloo ii
/ led ~ - ~ ~ w TN IN y -r1rnay ;oI
Amelia FREEMAN I" Lh9s N,"sS = v
! w $50 ~, Jun - MS ''-''''' "'''' q, IN
| Title lns CT l3' HWay ......'',,s c.ao NV
| l3.p 81, " l;rn"N r,irHa l.,
| Anna smith ." Mm C 81 R,yov 81 90
ls5TH ST n :, As " Bway, iOOxls9 10,
Archer Huntington 10 American N's on
envy ~ Arts Letters 20 ON aN' Jan :.
atty, John y Pine 90 wall ST :o..,,,.'sL
N sS.7Tis7s. Win r, & to any strips or
/ cores adj on w-Ios Marx to Hudson
investing co, 81 cedar St mtg S.. 900. re-
recorded from Jan is atty, Clinord c
Roberts y Cedar , ,,,,,''''''''''''''''''
bronx' ~,
lBorongh OF The brohN ~.
b MINFoRp Pl+ LOSE, r. SoNloo-l'ouls hopp
to Michl Woolt lil3 Prospect aN' Jan -
attys, Strasbourger a $. - Bway 49, ~
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Advises Compulsory Insurance.

Compulsory insurance to secure pay
mcnt of compensation is recommended and
n is suggested that the appointment of
commission should he provided for such
commission to have the pOwe. OF a jury
to pass upon questions Of fact and the
uow,r Of court of first instance to pass
upon the law. The courts should be de-
priyed d, power to set aside the findings
OF fact except in cases where under the
present law they can set aside the fnd ngs
OF juricJ,
As TO the amount of compensation the
federation fdvurs an amount based on
the average earnings of the workman In
the grade in which ne was employed
when Injured. In regard to death benefits
the federation says:
In principle payments on account OF
Z nth should be made periodically and the
percentages should he based upon the
number and relationship or extent Of de-
tendency OF the next Of kin, it being pref
cradle under ordinary circumstances TO
fix definite percentages for those relatives
who may reasonahly be presumed to he
dependent rather than To- leave open the
question of dependency. \ minimum per-
csntagc should be paid when there is one
dependent and an appropriate percentage
added for each additional dependent up to
mdNiNu percentage allowed. \ distinc-
ton should he made between allowances
20 persons partially dependent and those
limit in time over which payments are to
b. made to benehciaries.
In case OF injury the federation recon-
meuds that no compensation should be
paid for the first two weeks of disability
BENEFITS should he based upon the extent
OF the disability for injurie that are
temporary in character.
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MORTGAGES.



South Of Fourteenth ST
Az C. W - 4O2 "a r.. 20.lX52.2-Jullus
Stoloff 20 Arthur Stolon, sl4 lth 81, Jan
49, yrs, p c; attys, London Davis,
81 Liberty ST., '.''.'..', 5000
sTH sr n s. 1895 Az c, 2A9xsSli--sol
Tenenbaum to SRml Deutsch g. ano, SO
Az A, Jan 81, pr mtg $4,000, yrs. p c;
ATTY Leopold FREEMAN, 500 Rway. $4,000
HUDSON ST, n cor l2th ~, S06Nl6.s-
Fredk Rabbe 10 John J Ahearn, l53 sth
av, Jan 81, pr mtg S2l,O00 due as per
bond. atty, T co. l76 Bway. $4,000
East Side.
East of Flfth av, between Fourteenth and
lioth stsI
18TH ST, n 8, la Az A, 25Xl02, 2-Morris
Kite 10 Henry Michaelis, 6i5 Lexington av,
Jan 10, due per bond; attys, Salter &
= 40 Nassau ST. .'''....'' VI, hOO
5TH AN, cor 9Sth II, 100 llNl00-Jerome
Siegel to Vim X Rose 400 W Sist st, pr
mtg $4,000, Sept I, 1874 demand, G;
attys, Rose y. 1928 Bway. .,.....tll,O 900
West side.
west OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
l7TH ST, $, AS W nth av, 25xlOo, 6--Henry
Cont co to New star cont Co, 200 Bway.
Jan 81 pr mtg $1,000, due Dec TO- 1915, 6
n c. atty. Abr s Welthsch. 200 Bway 81. 500
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th ST.
EDGECOMBE Az, s. ltsli = lS0th ct.
7silx- -Podgur Rlty Co TO City Mtg Co.
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Periodical payments, 1t is suggested,
should be made for a fixed time for in
turies causing partial or permanent dis
ability. The employer should be required
TO furnish all medical and surgical aid.
Some inducemcnt should ~ given to
employers. the federation thinks. to re-
employ injured men, II being suggested
that ii the employer continue an employee
IN service compensation be suspended
while the employee is at work and for
which he receives wages that do not fall
below 90 per cent of what he was recciv-
ing AT the time OF the accident.
The outline states that there is differ
ence Of opinion among the members of the
federal. on as to whether or not payment
should be made through a hoard or direct
by the employer to the employee.
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CIVIC BODY TO OFFER
COMPENSATION IDEAS
Federation Will Present Bel
mont Committees Plan
to Legislature.
COMMISSION LIKE JURY

An outline of the general principles on
which the National civic liberation
thinks all workmcn's compensation laws
should be based has been issued by the
federation through its workmen's COM
pensation department, August Belmont,
chairman which has been working on the
subject for some months. The present
outline has been adopted for presentation
to the state Legislatures this year.
The outline starts with e general
proposition that any plan provided for
workmen's compensation should be com
pulsory and exclusive of other remedies
and applicable to all employments except
those controlled by the Federal law
It proposes that the injuries covered
should include only injuries and death by
accident arising out Of and in tn course
OF employment. and should exclude in
iuries through the wilful intention of the
employee to injure himself or another,
INJURIES resulting solely from intoXicaton
and casual employmcnts.
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AUTOM OBILE
EXCHANGE

LoCOMOBlLE LIItle-sIX lgli Flvs VA
serger touring, practically brand new run
3.oo0 miles bargain. 4, ", q, Room eo%, 81
East i4d ST.
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tSouth ~ Fourteenth ST.
BROADWAY, i5o. . =. .bNl0O: Bway . O.
iOl Grand ~. 1Nl2O-Chas r Noyes to
$50 Broadway Corpu. % william 81, Jan
20. mtge $4,000; attys stoddard & NJ i2S
cHWySriE ST. isa..s. n cor Broome st..
75xG2. 5-Kremrar Realty co to lily $
Nadelwciss sos 14th av, Bklyn. y part.
all liens Jan lS: address. 800 Bway. VI
BROADWAY, So. W =. 25N2OO. to Mer-
Ger st-Chas f. Noyes to 59I Broadway
Corpn. 90 william -. mtge 100000. Jan
20. attys Stoddord & NJ. l2S H"ay. 800
CHRYSTIE ST. rs. g. 9o.3 Houston st.
e5N75-The Peoples Trading co to Martha
\ Kohn, 1926 Madison av, mtge f25,IOO,
an liens. Jan %; atty. \ Springarn. W
Ilbcriy Observation-Disclosures 81
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Bronx

INGBER, HENRIETTA, to Johanna Gross 81
WEIGH, ALBERT and ano, ind and eNr, 20
Eliz X Dooling ....................fl,5 500
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corporation counsel
Municipal Building. Borough Of Manhattan
City Of New York.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-06-18
TINE LIMIT WILL
Be SET FOR MEXICO.
President Wilson Will Give
Leaders 80 10 so Days.
70 BRING ABOUT PEACE
Neither Villa Nor carranza Disposed
To Flaunt United states-First
Chief Wants Rec
ignition.

Washington President Wilson will
take up with his Cabinet this week
consideration of the replies which Car
rama and Villa have made to his state
ment of June 3, warning the rival lead
ers to get together and restore peace
and order in Mexico.
At the same time Du Val West, of
San Antonio, Texas, who was the
Presidents last special investigator in
Mexico and whose report on conditions
there was responsible for the change
In policy, will return to Washington
to confer with the President.
1t is confidentially expected in off,
cial circles that the next step taken by
the President will be the issuance of
another statement, giving the rival
factions from 80 to so days in which
to compose their differences and bring
about peace.
One OF Three Causes LikeIy.
Should they fail to do this, officials
here believe that the President will
take one OF the following three
courses:
First-Accord recognition to that
faction which appears best able to
handle the situation and. by establish
ing an embargo on the shipment OF
arms and ammunition from this coun-
try to any other faction, discriminate
actively in favor of the faction rec
ognized; or,
Second-Seek out a leader Of I'M
identified activity with either Carranza
or Villa or their respective factions,
and by similar favors assist this dark
horse" to restore peace and set up
government; or,
Third-Send the United States Army
into Mexico to clean up the country,
and by force compel the discordant
elements to get together.
This, it was recalled, was the method
which the United States was compelled
to employ in Cuba after the Spanish
American War, when rival factions
were threatening to disrupt the gov.
eminent of that republic.
Not Promising For Harmony.
While Administration officials see
an element of hope in the fact that
neither Carranza nor Villa seems dis
posed to fiaunt the United States, their
replies, when taken together, are far
from promising a harmonious adjust
ment. Villa, on the one hand, not
only proposes, in line with President
Wilson's suggestion. conference OF
leaders to draw up plan for the re-
establishment of order, but informs
President Wilson that he has already
sent invitations to that end to Car
RAMA, Zapata and Provisional Presi-
dent Chizaro.
Carranza, however, while graciously
offering to eliminate himself in the in
terest of peace, postpones the day of
his elimination to the time when he
shall have crushed Villa and ZapatR.
Meanwhile the willy old chieftain ex-
presses the wish and the hope thaf-
President Wilson will assist him to
consummation of his plans by accord
ing him recognition and the pre-
negatives thereof.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-06-18

Italian artillery bombarded the forti-
fications of Santa Maria, San Marco.
San Lucia and the other positions de-
Tending Corr, capital of the crown land
of Corr and Gradisca. 22 miles north
west of Trieste. The Italians Occur
pied Monte zugna, dominating the
town of Rovereto. within sight OF
Trieste.
The Germans are proceeding with
their attack on the Russian center on
the River Rawka, wests of Warsaw,
where they also have been successful
according to their report.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-06-18
STRANGE MALADy APPEARS.
Stock and People Victims OF West vlr.
ginia Epidemic.

Grafton, w. Va.-Taylor and Bar
bour counties have been visited by q
strange malady, which is not only af-
fecting horses and cattle. but people
as well. The families of D. G. Nestor
J. J.. Gainor and Bruce Philips. few
miles south of Grafton, have been
guaranteed by orders of DR.. Louder,
Of the State Board Of Health, who has
been working on the cases for more
than a week. Several persons and 30
horses, cattle and mules have develop
ed the disease. 1t is somewhat SINH
lar to the foot-and-mouth disease and
is said to be quite as serious.