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LEGAL NOTICES
DatIer & Vale, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
rRICT OF COLUMBIA-Frank q. Wright 4
under the laws Of tho state OF Illinois. +. W:
Cushing Jacob sehnpr. and Bertha seser sser
rstsry Of the Department OF the Interior Of
tho United States Of America; William Gioos
NcAdoo. Secretary Of the Department OF .ne
John Burke, Treasurer Of the United States
OF America: W. e stavert. F. G. Jemmett,
in;.rnstionai Assets, Limited. Sovereign Bank
OF Canada, Canadian Bank Of Commerce, ana
the American Security and nd, Trust COMPANY; ;
by the Government Of ths United States Of
a. hs its
the whole fund Of One Million One Hundred
and Fifty Thousand Dollars Isl. $50 900, aocru-
Government OF tho stocks and bonds Of the
Alaska Northern Railway Company: to en-
3, sSp tho Of ,se un,sd
Tea: William Gibbs McAdoo, Secretary OF the
Treasury Of the United States Of America;
tsaasn.s sasss q 4. Hms e. s;a1sea S Jsmme.s: y
+. ciark.on. the Canadian Bank Of Com
the Contract Of purchase and sale Of said
chase price thereof or any part OF said pur-
chase price. and to entoin defendant the
posss.son Of any Of such stocks
bonds and securities in Its possession at the
time OF the commencement Of this suit; for a
receiver to take possession Of the SAID stocks
to defendant Franklin X. Lane and receive
therefor the purchase price as In said con.
tract of sale provided, and hold tho said pur.
chase price subject to the order OF thi: Court
In this suit and for an accounting by de.
PENDANTS ". E. stayert. r. q. Jemrnett. and
W. ]. Boland to these plaintiffs, disclosing
transactions affecting plaintins' deposit with
said defendants w. z. staverE r. g.. Jem-
NETT. and w. J. Boland Of twenty-five (25)
bonds Of the Alaska Central Railway, Com
pany. On motion of the plaintiffs It 10 this
18th day Of July, 1915. ORDERED that each
of the defendants w E, stavert. F. G: Jem-
Limited. @. T. clarkson. o. G. Laberee. Sow
ereign Bank Of Canada, and tho Canadian
Bank Of Commerce cause his and their ap-
the fortieth day. exclusive Of Sundays and
legal holidays occurring after the day Of the
first publication Of this order: otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in case OF
default, provided a copy of this order be
published once a week for three successive
weeks In the Washington Law Reporter and
WENDELL p. STAFFORD. Justice. A true
copy. Test: (SeslD J. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
BY F. 2. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk.
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Deaths.

Deaths
John P. D. Phelps, 70 years. 1sos Kenyon
John W. Hodskins, % years. isos 18th st..
Constance @. Walton. n years. sass 18th st.
Louis F. Bond. IS years. 18th and Quincy SITS.
Mary Z. Hoseiand. Is years. ~ uth st. n. q.
John Dougherty, IS years, Providence Hos
Harris H. Freeze, 60 years. 1888 H st. N. w.
Abraham Hart, So years. the Monticello Apis
Mary F. Mulcahy. 70 years. 1915 North Capt.
Ella K Hennis. 45 years. ls4s Spring road
George NJ. Huddlestoa. 81 years. lo2l 9TH St.
N. w.
Mary E. Lauehlin. 7s years. sc7 New Hamp-
shire ave. N w
John 3. Haslett. IS years. asl1 18th ct. N. W.
Mary Condor. IS years, 200 q st. n. W.
Dora Cohen. - years. GARFIELD Hospital.
Infant Of william and Ellie schersr, hours,
AS r st. n. w.
Jennie Brooks. 81 years. Freedmen's Hospital.
Albert White, So years. 1925 18th st. N. w.
Georgia Pryor, 30 years, Freedmens Hospital
William y. Lampkins. u years. tuberculosis
Hospital
Mildred Jones. 81 years. 46s N st. n. W.
Julian w. Robinson. I years, 1859 3rd st. NV
Nancy e. McI1wain. s years, 1872 D St 8. w.
James Mack So years, <s2 X st. s. w.
James Jones. 80 years. Garfield Hospital.
George ". Epps. 8 months. An Elm st. n. W.
infant OF George A. and Malinda Reynolds,
DAYS +sl E st. S. W.
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Vital Records
Births.


Ernest W. and Henrietta o. Wiener. boy.
Jacob and Annie Sherman. girl.
Winheld A. and Gertrude r. Selby. boy.
John A. and Margaret d. sartsin. boy.
Michael D. and Ellen T. Reidy. boy.
Guy and Francis Murry. girl.
Jacob and Esther Love. boy.
Meyer and Gussie Herman. girl.
william N. and Rose Clark. girl.
Joaquin and Christina Cuadrs. girl.
Victor L. and Isabel M. Abbey, boy.
Maurice and oracs williams. boy.
william and Eller sherrer, boy.
Harry e. and Katherine Slant. boy.
BENJAMIN and Pauline Sacks, boy.
John I. and Sarah e. Smith. girl
John r. and Ida Skinner boy.
Percy H. and Luna y. Russell, Eirl.
Bernard r. and Flora z. Rasan. boy.
Percy L. and Elisa NJ. Kicker, boy.
Edward q. and Rose Peary. boy.
Ralph r. and Mamie 2. Lord. hoy.
William r. and Catherine Kelly, Jr., G1rl.
Charles II. and Mary z. Knott, girl.
Walter 9. and Nellie r. Kerr. gtrl.
Ivan II. and Gertrude A. johnson, girl.
John L. and Margaret NJ. Ellis, boy.
Loranso and Bessie Corcoran. boy.
George B. and Bessie Alvey. girl.
Ford and George Thomas. boy.
Isaiah ana Irene Hood, boy.
William and Rosie Greenwell, boy.
Grant and Hattie Fenwick, boy.
George A. and Madeline Reynolds, girl.
James and Magsie Miles, girl.
James B. and Bertha B. Lomack, boy.
John and Julia Green. boy.
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AUClIUN SALES

Thee. J. Owen 4 S0n, A4ctfOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Valuable REAL
ESTATE. NO: s1s RANDOLPH STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded In Liber ASA, at folio 323. one Of
the land records for the District Of Columbis,
and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. We will sell at public auction. IN
front OF tho premises. on THURSDAY. the
9th day Of July. lyl6. At four o'clock p. IN,
the following described land and premises
situate In the County Of Washington. In the
District Of Columbia, and distinguished a.
Lot No. IL, In square "a, 'Petworth Addi-
tion to the City OF Washington" per plat
recorded In the office Of the Surveyor for tho
District Of Columbia. In Liber %S at folio 10.
Terms Of sale To be sold subject to Q prior
hrst deed OF trust OF y, 80. the payment OF
which 10 to be assumed by the purchases.
The purchase money over and above the satd
drst deed Of trust to be paid in cash. A
deposit Of 500 will be required at the time
Of sale. Sale to be closed within fifteen days
from day Of saie or dsposit forfeited. Con-
veyancinS, ETC.. At cost of purchaser.
BRUCE CLEVELAND,
HARVEY c. BICkEL>
Trustees. TOO Union Trust BldS.
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Unfurnished.

"a ACRES LAND on Great Falls electric
line also lot In District: easy terms. make
G1ss. oWEDA u1S M o. ". w. y
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Lincoln Cafe, 740 10th St. N. w.
Regular dinners 35c and Soc. Vegetable
dinner, CSC. Dinner hours. s 10 80 D. m
Lunch. II to 2 p. m. SSc. Breakfast. Z to 10
m. s6c. la carte service a m. to
Ts0 d. m. A trial will convince that we
serve only the purest food. Special Note
Try our SOC and CSC Club Breakfast. and 80
Business Mems IunGh.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-Grocery store: excellent north
west location: good business; must be sold
party leaving city. BOX %2. Times offica.
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Marriage Licenses

Harry W. Kiliman and Annie c. NcNamarA.
Harry Cupitt and Eva Jasper.
Corson H. Alexander and Ruth b. Taylor.
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS-Make big money selling wonderful
resurrection plant; greatest natural curios-
pie by mail. 8 cents; 100. $3.50. KABO CO.,
Importers. Box l242. Washington. d. C.
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AAHNET z. HIChELt
Trustees. TOO Union Trust BldE
THOs ;. OWEN = son. Asctieseers.

rRUsrEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE. FRONTING 90
FEET ON lockwood STREET. NEAR
18TH STREET N. w.
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust duly r
Of the land records Of the District OF Colum-
bia, and at the rsqusst of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustee will sell, at
public auction In the Office Of Thos. ]. Owen
& Gon, 1881 G street northwest. on Wednes-
day. the 2lst day Of July. A. D. 1sl5. at
! o'clock p. NJ, the following described land
and premises. situate in the District Of Co
In Square 77s In the subdivision Of Six
tesnth Street Heights. a. per plat thereof rs,
corded in the ONCE Of the Surveyor fer said
District in Book a. At page s.
TERMS OF SALE-All cash. A deposit Of
500 will be required at time Of sale. All
conveyancins. recording. etc.. at cost Of pur-
chaser. Terms OF sale to be complied with
within Is days from day Of sale. otherwise
the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF defauitiny
purchaser, after f,ve days advertisement OF
Washing gton, d. C. THE AUNSEY TkUSf
COMPANY. Trustee. (SeaD By G.. n.
POPE, Vice President. Attest:' WILTON J.
LAMBERT. Secretary.
METROPoLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Washington. d. c.. July Is, 1915. DAVID
NOTES. Auctioneer. In accordance with
section No. AIS Of the Revised Statutes OF
the United States. relating TO the District OF
Columbia. the undersigned viii sell at pablis
streets N. W.. on the :4th day Of July: lsiS.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ. one horse EDWIN B.
HESSE, Chief (also Property Clerk. Met
ropolitAn Police Department.
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fTff5t''fs5'f''t'f't" i''t-f''5.t-f.1'1''t-t~3-f
L HERE IS A PERFECT HOME. Z
+ 9 rooms. tile bath, large lot porch, i
j all modern improvements. one and one. !.
J. half squares from 4
LINCOLN PARK, Z
\. On l4m st. N. E.. bet. North Carolina \.
3. ave. and C Ut. One OF the most beau i
j. tiful locations In the city 4
i Only 500 cash and balance like rent !.
J. s22.50 per month including Interest !.
i and principal. L
i PRICE, $2,250 +
IL Open daily and Sunday until 3 D. MI
II COME OUT TODAY Z
4-si.s-fI-i-s'ii-ss.ii-;-s-s.tt-ss-f.t-isi-s4.3
FOR sALE-Fine house. all conveniences; 3
minutes walk to cars: lots lS0x?0O: In Ia
koma Park; cheap; very pretty place. BOX
543, Times office.
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EXPERT MASSEVN

I Az A GRADUATE - ths American
CeIleEa o4 Mecha no- TheTaPy, Chicago.
H. the greatest and best institute pt
ita kina in America. AZ 81 ms work IL
distinguished - ifs gentle aootlanH ef
feet on the individual. J may Be seen
at ans time ID special appointment af
curing my Office hours. once hours
frogn asae 60 7ssa ?. m, Phone aes p
81. Nay. N. r. once as u Chase Sc
Gofehmo
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Acceptable man with ss.aao ~ mere 20
invest 81 safe and profitable manafac-
turing Wusiness Estabusheu year ant
half Can aeeWrN interest with Or With
eat safNlaeE n1 hie % supply ineraas-
inN demaad areeaut oE hustrsa wurkine
rap8taA Cmsrespundenru solicited Al
aFess q y Ae t1a Eaat Asalxy St
IA kaansa- tia saleh
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EDUCATIONAL

man and GKmwN Bookkeeping. Tei8+
sre chs. EnE8kh. C8vn Service ard Cor
resnpnaeuee courses uay ans nl8ht
sehoas pemsaeo'a rusiHeas Institute.
-fgfMoFE and ratafaNa Amnu
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POSITION WANTED.

YOUNG WIDOW. with eight-yeaT-old
chiid. desires a home on poultry or
truck farm. cf wouiH accept w0Fk is
boarding house Or naw miii fown Al
dress T. ! Cunningham. Lynn hMven.
Pa swchst.
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PERSONAL.

WEALTHY southern physician II. would
marry confidential p~Box -. League,
Toledo. Ohio. finch
SAM n. WOODS~~Sh0uld you sec this
article. ] wish 20 tell YOU I xffii have
furnitmre. Won't yen please return
II not. please iet tnc come 10 sou.
need yam -. Minnie Woods. smchfws
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ARTESIAN WELLS

ARTEsfAN wELf4S--wiu put sn wslls
20 10 inches diameter. any depth
and guarantee water. Write for fxsii tn-
formation. cray ArtesiAu Wei Co. Cot
tondate. PA finch
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LEGAL NOTICE


CITY TAS-coLLEcvoR.s punsoNA1
TAX NOTICE.
Nosles q hereby given ia, a.. r..
-. .sn'ent bookH Of the CITY OF PENS
S $3.50 ncw op~n IN ms offBee foe ~.
t,asMtmt ~ taxes for the year ial4 80
anat Ill taxes on personal prop~rts -
.sa.hlhs unpaid. 90 DAYS after ths aata
oI thls notice, wii BE eaforea.t ~ 49,.
@ns nAe A. provided By Az
D. 1915. January y
r e WHITING.
la1 Collsctor. city u psnsssaia
s,n Eseamhia County Court Of p..a..,s
ss~ase % Forida. In chsuleers AtntI
asssAFAln complainant. w. W'sifer = IL
~ .s.ehaant, on Nopdss. thc szna 49,.
~ -, March. A. D. 1918. the sef~.,,l,.ssf
~ Hardin. Is required to aF.s1. II
wae nlll fsled sealust lin bee.i,,
80 ofdeT % be pubilahea .nee 1888,
80 Ier ciget consecutive weeks a. 49,
sr.snsacoia Journal neNsp.ser
h"ns9 ~ said Escamhla CONT
a. M MCMILLAN
Clerk court of Hneoetl
~ ~ 1hHs. u. I,ebe ID ~
fla, January card ialE
A2tiansoawEw
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TO suitcase.

TO suitcase - Five
room cottage. well fur
nished throughout, az 9oH
North Spring street. Excel
lent location. Cheap 20 right
party. Phone 1859 or call BE
w. Belmont
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LOST AND FOUND.

1 .oST--Vghite poodie dos name ''snoo-
gum" Reward Ter return 20 so Guile
marda street gmarst'
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EDUCATIONAL.

MAS. NAY CLUTTER, studio els East
0aaaasn. Phone fasf. Plane, Thsory.
asrr1ens. ara Trainlna % chlioren's
voices. aefsb
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WANTED

WANTED TO Bfrv-1s Or - foof iasfnak
AaHeese y o. Box fosg pensacoIa F1a
ar1ar
Wan TEuz-Msn 70 learn barhar trade.
The world needs more BARRIERS than any
other tF8ne@wen- FAw weeks qualities
Tools fneladed. Beard III desired WaWes
while leaFntnK. Distant aFpifcanta write
Molsr Barber Coliewt. New Orleans. Ia.
fmaFets
WkNTEn-Yuur 1oe Printing and oraers
for Engraving o. a. kinda cRIiins
c. rds. wedding invtfaffnnm. ate. MAYEA
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TOUR PLANO eAn be rnads like nsw IL
tone. touch and looks ~ oaF snres e.s
Tow prices. ard you ear pay By the
seek. Tha Clutter Mussc House. fsnov
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LosT-A purse containing receipts AMI
note ~ So 90 drawn IN fsvcr George
petraHs, Return % Journal cflce ard
receive rewMrd fnar1ts
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LIVE STOCK. POULTRY

WTTTICfTs superiafive white leEhoruE
As Noad layers AZ money can buy,
guaranteed Matching eggs. $3.50 per ib
81. 90 per 90, $500 per 100. ". 4. Nitilch
Route ]. Pensacola. fla- Tmarst
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YOUR Fowls need Pfufts Poultry Reg
uiater now &c produce more eggn and
build 40 your breeding stock. That old
ounoa ~ prevention saying applies 20
Roup Pratts Roup Remedy CTahlsss q
FowoeFl r. u sure preventive and cure
soid on n'oney back Guarantse b. Meilsn
a Co. es15, 4ofeh
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FOR sAIw-Eggs sor seftirg-thorouah
bred white crninwssns 90 cents PER
ssttina Mrs VIM. Bowman, Sea East
Noreno street s7feh
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WANTED-To BUY.

WASTED To nuY-Younr jersey coz
Is he fresh abuat Apri .. Address
w8Vfew particulars W s. Garfield r. @.
Boa tz7a Pensacola hnien
W. A~TEp~A serond~hand WuoH ard
ena4 ramxr Hnusf ~ 90 good condition
ana cheap Fhaue ts6. sneh
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NAMTEn-Two high grade specially
statesmen o. capsule - merchants for
1915. NacamgY muH staple lire ffb-
efat weekiB advances. R@etmctea TERRI
tarT old established house a. f..
kline. 2et-ta crafts niAe. cleveland. O.
finch
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sETTLERs WANTED ~ the Roberts
community Creamery and canning
plant . take your produce 9coi Land
AZ reasonable prices. write us for Fun
Information. The Roberts Farmers
Association. Gee Q. voorhees,. Presldent.
Roberts. Fla. fsfeh
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statesmen WANTED

SALESMAN - For general mercantile
TRADE in Florida to sell : rev prupo-
e4iian ul merit Vacancy naw AttFae-
tive eommisHign contract So weekly Tor
expenses Niles - Blxier Co. wholesale
jewelers. at-1a Carlin Bldg Cleveland.
0hta Tmeh
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LADY with si,eoo.oa e play pert and
assist o. producing six reel love storS
motion picsare. Lady must be attractive
ard able 10 initiate schoolgirl. Won
handle your oWn money. ~ Pensacola
Journal inlarch3t*
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FARM LANDS.

FOR SALE-CheAp hy aWuer. 86s acres
- fine farm land. miles from cltv
Address ma care Journal enoysans
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To THE FARMERS gardeners. and
pouitFyman. Have Just received a
fresh steck ~ seed. Including garden
nean. early rose. bliss trump and irtsh
eobbler seed potatoes. onion sets. beans.
tomatoes and 8 general ilne Of seed for
winter ard eprinK planting. We carry
4 full tire 81 poultry auppfiea such AZ
crushed oyster shell. charcoal. beef
scraps Rround Zone. feeds and remedies
We ere agents for the Cyphers Incu-
hafnrs breeders. etc. Fsrtthseru such
~ can be bad. .. y. Dabuisson a Bro
iktan
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FOR SALE -satsuma
Orange trees on Trifoliata
roots. Townsend Bros. 21st
and Walnut streets, Jack
sonville. Fla. -&et
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f'an sArE-Twa mare solts. one and
Araaon street snensts
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" q. ~.
Hickory camp No. ~ Woarmen u ~.
World mests second and fourth waanes-
day flights "a lsss y. m. W3odsnen Hal
corner Dayien and Romano
C. q. cRooKE. cerk.
&. 4.
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Excelsior Enrmnlprlent Ne 4 rneets
ever second and fourth "Wednesday IN
each month At ! 3. IN. N Tl4foFa Hat
corner nAyien ana Heifatlnk stfeeta
VISITING Patriarchs are invited 10 at-
tsnd.
W r. EyEaHARD.
cnAs. FREIDRIcHaEN. C. p.
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HELP WANTED.

POSITIONS are essy e
80 M IRE. hookfet 81 .fba tells rev.
A - ssstra t4ore - this state soon Write
Il .es~s- Nsfsv pARE, HOPKINS, ~ aan-
49,. - a 1nschssan 4 = e1efas
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;::$-s The Journals Want AID Way
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE@epgiie pups two females
cable and white Also one trlcuier
female tam weeks cid splendid bars AIMS
Sc ten fsle eos each Address 10 FIFTH
avenue. gforaia. Aia. fuiar
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E0Ns sALsEm-flT trade On improved city
property, farn 81 33 acres Cu hard roaa
2 mice north - city .AddFeks Ne, 1a5H
E Gaassteu street Phone SO. 5fnarfls
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FOR RENT.

FOR nENT~-one-han house On quiet
home, consisting ~ TIRES rooms
kitchen and hafh. AT ennvenience&. Ap.
ply ar SOC w. ncmana 81 sifehews
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=. OF Ia no. fsa6.
knights ~ Labor Assembly No fess
meets the fret Monday night n each
month az the ". Q. w. Hat. corner -
Romans and hayicn streets. 81 T1n
O'Clock.
E a. SIMPSON
JOSEPH FEBR0, Master Wogh man
Recording Secretary. ino
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W. o. W.
Live Oak Carp No. 4. workman 81 TIA
Weird meets FIRST and third Tussday
nights for general business and eceoae
and fourth Tuesday ni9hta for degree
work. WoodEnan Hall
JF DAVIS.
Clerk
G. G.
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Pensacola Locns. Ne. =. !. o. o. r.
Pensacola Lodge No A. 90 f4 BY
meets every Thursday ~ 81 80 =. ~ ln
Rafford Hal, corner nayien ard Belmont
street Visitors cordially Invited
Drill IN inifiatorw degrre
JOHN dlsnKfsNE
O. faubre ~. ~ q.
secretary
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ron RENT--TWo nicely furnished rooms.
hot and cold water. stationery wan
stand II each room bath and Naa. Ap.
ply 80 West Greeory street fmehfts
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FOR RF-NT-Twc large nicely furnished
roorns Wlfh ar without houeskssptns
nr4viiers fzo9 East Gaasdsn street ~
nhona e8AbR. 1naeaRw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-05
Tiny and Neutral.


From The Dundee Adrcrits"rJ
Liechtenstein, the neutrality of which has
been discussed by question and answer in the
House Of Commons, could do very little even
if it threw off its neutrality and actively
Joined Austria. 10 which it has certain tics.
It has an area Of less than sixty square
miles and a population Of something like
10000, but since 1867 the inhabitants have
not been liable 10 military service. The
principally. which lies between the Aus
tran crown land Of Vorarlberg and the Swiss
cantons Of st. Galien and Graubunden,
formed part of the German Confederation
from 1915 20 1866 but is now an indepen-
dent sovereign state, with hereditary mon
arch The postal, telegraphic and telephone
affairs are, however, managed by the Aus
trian authorities, and it is allied to the Aus
trian Customs Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-05
Our Latest Submarines.
he Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: read with interest that the Amer
can submarines will be the fastest of all
That may be, but | am sure that il will be
due 10 the fact that the boats will be built on
the lines l:13, which were rejected by the
Germans. who consider always safety first"
The German limit is 1:1O, which allows TO
turn in a circle of five boats lengths; with
1913 the agility Of the boat is so handi
capped that the running ashore business Of
H-S and others will happen again and again.
not TO speak Of the ease with which such
an unhandy boat could be rammed by any old
trawler or bathtub.
It is amusing to read that the 4o0-ton boats
could repeat the same Mediterranean trip of
the German boats II they can keep
their engines turning" That's just it. II
they can do it; that's the crux.
The Germans have been rdiculed time and
again by the competitors Of Krupp, well
understood for building just the type Of
boats they did, but facts have borne out,
think. that they knew fairly well what they
were doing. A big boat has undeniably a
smoother rolling and pitching than a small
boat. and thereby makes life less strenuous
20 tho crew. even if otherwise the inner
space and comfort are not much increased.
When | came over TO the States in 1918
big boom was made of "the biggest subma-
rine Of the world" being launched at the Pa
cifc Coast boat Of $50 tons submerged, and
had to smile when thinking that | saw the
Archimede manPuvrng at Cherbourg just
when we left the harbor; and that subma-
rne has LOO tons. Yet this is not the big
gest by far; the Russians have a boat Of
more than 1000 tons under way, and it will
take some time before il is finished.
When a submarine is built one has to CON
slider the narrow working room available in
such boats. which are brimful with devices and
instruments. so that only few men at a time
are able 10 move about and handle their
tools. And when you read that submarine
takes FIVE months 10 be ready to take 10 sea-
fully equipped, then you may adorn your but
tonhole with lonely tear Of pride and look
down upon ne whom it took from eighteen 10
twenty-five weary months to see one get
ready under his eyes. know Of fourteen
submarines needing that time and more
ONE WHO KNOWS.
New York, July ?, 1915.