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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01


YESTERDAY at auction at the exchange
salesroom by Adrian II. Muller e. Son:
For account u executors
,lOo p-ouis,lr, note N C. C. DOW. da'ed October
G. 1910 PAYABLE on demand. Dot ...... ........ 81
tl56 kousico Cemetery ~ cent cerNncaie OF N 4,
deJtedness. due April 1855. interest Apil ayia
80 shs-es Kenslco Cemetery certificate Of in'r-st
go aol Vo1rS. consolidated Mining company first
mortgage pcr cent gold lu.ds due Agri. 1913
iter,, April and october. lot. ...-..-- =
ycrt!tie slaliag fund & per cent gold bonds duo
Fc'mar. 1921. 500 o. paid in liquidation ~
each 81 O0D. lo' ....... .............. -
s an ,uil.g Bro-hers Inc pr cent no-c scrip
due December. 1928 registered Tax exempt 3 600
NiIikeu Brothers Inc. g per cent notes. due De,
10 .h''c. AcIe-. Neral y Condlt Co.. 800 eae,
900 share, city Investing Co. common 500 each 10
/ sbare Clirton Han Association. 500. ........ i
2 800 shares Sporting Times Mines corpn. 81 each;
s4i shares Gardiner Artificial Lumber Co. SO
20 s shs-.s SALISBURY steel ari Iron Co. 500 ea.l
$3.50 5 shares Princeton copper Mining and smfI,
sios s shares Gou Garla Cobai, Venture corpora,
300 shares SILVER Eagle Mining CO. LID 81 each:
90 22 loo ,haes Mii.lhen Brothers. Inc. comm1.l.
e. '...s ~ william r HuglIey date Iurc J. 1871
William 7 Iu,I.c5 dated FEBRUARY 10. 1911.
due III ,ily dsy.. sitA iHter,s, 4t per rem:
30 Shares Standard Leather Manufacturing @!
go each: 4ut ...-.-.... :
For account q whom & may concern:
81 ono Comstock Tunnel CO. arst mortgage income
Der cent bonds due 1913. $1,000 has May.
1893 coupon on 81 900 have May. 1892. coupons
on. Noyemher 1892 coupons paid ........... s's
is shares Huuterdou Realty and Construction Co
% .6sres Phelps Dodge Co. 500 each ais,3lo
$50 900 STANDARD Lumber Co general and refund
Ing mortgage per cent bonds. due 1890 october.
1911. coupons or. lot ..... -.+..-- q. :
81 ZOO North Carolina special TAI bonds United
States Trust 90 Of New York ctis) lot. 500
share, Cer1nauia Life Insurance Co. $50 each N5
Is shares Atlas Portland Cement common. $lo1
.5sres Remington Typewriter Go. lsi prefcrre l.
800 each ....-...... ..--... 80
. ,hafe, city club Really CO.. 500 each ..... -
s. 0O0 Courtney Development Go. e per cent goli
mortgage registered stamped bonds due March
40 1917. interest March 80 and September 30.
81 900 each. s. 900 Missouri Pacific Railway Co.
consolidated hrst mortgage @ per cent bonds. due
November. 1920. coupons May and NoSenner
MAY. 1915 coupons attached. 81 900 each. l0;
81 500
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Civil calsndarNPSf IvETiIAN. J. Psrt "
NASSAU COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT-JANCON. j.
FITZGERALD Clark Corpl same Same
BuIEAard same same
Liza Radcliffe Dugm0re Met hesa,y sullivan 1t a. j
CT Ncca Shores tou. O'Bre' De- ker ct a.
I0pat LopLt Cook villa TX Assn Ct al
Tar Virgins e. az
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HumIdit,

lWshest iemDcIaIl-1 yes,c-dly. = degrees " go
o. M. lowest. 50 a 40 a. m average. 10 az
crage FOR corresponding date iast year. s. average
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
sURROGATES NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John r. Cohalan. a Surrogate
- the County of New York NOTICE Is
hereby given 10 all persons aying claims
against Howard Boocock. late Of the
County OF New York deceased. 10 present
the same. with vouchers thereof. 70 the
ness No 3s9 Fifth Avenue. In The city Of
New York. on or before the 10th day OF
November next.
Dated. New York. the 4th day Of Nav.
1915 ASTOR TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
WHITE a CASE.
Attorneys for Executor, No. Il Wall
Street Borough or Manhattan. New
York City.
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sATI RpAY. JULY
TRANS2ACTrIC MAILS.

Destination md steamer. $50
Guam. Th 'prihs via San F's"c ''ol
Hawai- samoan islands Australia. Now
Zealand lyia san l-aHri r0l. Ventura 10
Hawaii lga San F-lnr.srol Mano1 .... -. u"
iy. Xt,to,i.l Nseura .............. Ju
Japan. Corea. Chiaa VIA Sea'tel. shld-
zuoka Maru .......... ..... -, o., .Ju
Hawaii. Japan. Corca. China. philippines
MA san Francisco. Siberia .......'''' ~ I,i
Hawaii via sea;tlcl Hilonis. ....... 49,. .Ju
japan. Corca. China MA Seatte). MEXICO
Maru OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .'.'''u
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The Bronx
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE 30
Manhattan.

The hrst name IS that Of The debtor the second
that ~ The creditor. ami date when judgment Wa
Globe Indemnity CO / Mnlctt. May q, icy;
Kala,n,,7. &C s Ra',ly Iune 2S 1915. t3'7
1iru.u. A and D'Acierno-People &c January
Haus. g II sulzocrscr & sons Co. July 70. lel2;
u Sumner stcrnb.rs Co-s'ar Co. June :S. lal5.
Illinois surety CO s~abaua e. a. Agrl 2
-olE fl4i o.
same Cohen. April @ 1915. sl2llj
sheldon CO Hobbs. May %. 1907. so 81
SaInu Tnie-R Slmons. May u. 1918. $50
Murray + G-J Bennett, e. a. April 81 l4l3,
Mason Seaman Transportation ca W Ba.comb..
same Bas-om5. May C. 1915. slsel.5O
LAraldo Hasuo Pub CA Cinque. No'embeI Z;
De gao coa,ra.,ns Col sanhos Jun, 3 ial5;
De Marco. ccle'fino-E Newman. JanuaE} %, 70 ::
DGnaci. Janes-Equi,able Life Assur society Of
Mc June 1915. SI2A.a>
Fenneu. Robert Wv : Banbridso. May y. 1917:
Marco. Celc.tno-w McCauley. December 10 lell.
$50 30
National Nassau Bank Of Wv Il M.Iaprc
june 4. 1878. tllN.3
Klmmel. ii H-Lavyer, Tile ms & TruN "a.
August %. 1913 s3I- 81
Bel Robert Herman Kimme-Same: :
Auris o. 1918 SOL 60
Hayward + r and Grace FL L Davidson. MAJ
!. 1908 tyora'edl. N.6'Ao'
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18TH ST

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the ahove-de-
scribed property Is 10 be sold. Is S6S zfO:
MIN Interest thereon from the goth day Of
NJ fe16 together with the costs and
allowance amounting TO s4o02S. with IN
terest from June md. 1915, together with
The expenses Of the sale. The apr 4Nimate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and
xyater rates. or other liens. which are 10
he allowed 10 the purchaser out Of the
purchase money. or paid by tho Referee -
$ss2 IS and interest.
Dated. Me-. York. June 9th. 1915.
HENRY c. QUIEBY. Referee.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
stockholm. June 2O-Ros lswed). New York via
MaIno
'hcrhuurg. June N-Ilinonlan tB1, Ne" lo'h
for HAVE -,
Hong Kong June 2s-Indra tBr New York via
Adau. Manila. etc.
Palermo. June 23-Patrs tureck. New York for
riraeus
barcelona June Roma lFr. New York and
Providence via Lisbon. etc
Shanghai June % Egremont Castle (Br. New
York via Colon Honolulu and Nladlyostock
Mollendo June 29-Finn tNorl. New YORK VIA
Colon Callao. etc.
Parcclona June 2s-St Joseph )Frl Now York
Mar3eilleA June 25-Lindenhall (Br New York
Manns. June 29-Greystoke Castle OBJ. New
York
Port sudan. June o9-Inveric (Brl. from Yoke
hama, etc, New York
Kirkwai. June 29-Leelsnsw from New York;.
Gothenhurg
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RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE 80.
Manhattan.

The following judgments were hled yesterday. the
h asi.d name I6 Se'k W. Of Y. t75s7l
Abrams. G. Same. st!h -
Bond Louis same. ttf2
Berhcr. Ma1 same. go s.
Dfcyfu,s $ same. $500
Dragc Harmon Same St-,.-2
Fielder Rosa-Ssne $3.50
GRAY. James A-Sdne. -
Hogan John SANE SIS -
Hewlett Morris Same. S-.H.l
kolicsbefg Mltou-Salne 80
Leahy David Same. S.lS4
Stebnins n Co-Same. Sll!Fo
SuanE Henry Same, N-Je-.l
Tempany Hewlett Co-Ssme, xl1l 03
Tucker Granite Co-same. $ll4t
Terminal Coal Co-sams. ~ y
Thscker. William same. siss -
futile Eber N-Same. S-2Sal
Nl I.' Cbss sc weinberg 4 Co. Slsi Is
1ckermaa Carl &c Bauchle t2i6 -
HbramoNitz. / Ravcnswood Paper NH co. tg12 IS
ADAMS Edna VI ID Leggett. tll2 05
49, Vr II ] Ware $500 81
Bvrrcs Horace Illinois surety Co. i5f6 u
E,.menthsl Herman -Maforick Realty Corp. t32S 81
Braden. Marietta &c 4 Mhiine}' NJ. Sl,t y
nu,tors Fred + Leo VI Bishop. VII Jensen 4
i.,. Noyal- Gotham Nail Rk Of Y s.. lo3 96
Tlsrt j Malcolm Morris 1913 q
Celia N!cholas-ritle Guar Trust 60, VIZ %
City Of Northern Bank of Y. 5000
same u Thorn ct a.! 50 90
CNeiu Samuel Leon Hirsrn Inc. s-NA IS
COM Antonio NJ BOYLE 50. q
poanc LEROY CT Taylor S.tlN
Dartlson Gilbert &C Buchanan. costs 81. 10
same A z Davidson. costs. tl0l 90
Daniels Bessie-M MitienihA q al. N'a.Lp
D7Ancl IN a Nicola Fauzzi-r ; Saitts. s. so
Doughefty. hampden. cry N y l. $s,l q
Dsvis Aicx j. & O jacobson Cohen. s. s6i
Tdgemere Building Corp-M Diamond SIS e2
EIclusiye Features. Ine-J Rainier. $72o6s
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fall. RIvERLINE
To BOSTON $500

Nv PIER "A, y. r.. It. Fulton st. Daily
at $50 p. ". Music.
New London (Norwich) Line' Lv Pier
40 \ r.. n. Houston ST. week days only
; 30 p NJ Pier 70, f. r., H. r. zZd d.
500 p. NJ
New Bedford Line: Strs. Lv Pier 20, y.
r. r. Houston Street. week days only at
600 f. VI
Providence Line: strs ~. Pier -. y r,
T. Fulton Street, week days ohlF' wv Z IL
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- Z. M 81: G. Monttfort: ,lght

1928 T. llth st.: c. Monttfort slight
! .go-3i ". Han 81. unknown trifing
. i5-2992 1923 Eighth av. Henry Polls and
others unknown.
. .i0-203 ". SD ST.. unknown; slight
90 East l0lst ST.. W. Solkin trlflng
2j0-i26 Fast 2lith St. r. Rsban. trinlrg
SIS East l30'h st.. b Penney trinug
42j-ijS Riyiuztou ST.. G. Both. trfng
t.00-2ii 9Th Az. d. Lcmman traing
6sn-.0f East 18th S.. T. Herbert. tudiGg
645-l9 West St. Gabel Bro. frihiug
7l0-421S Third av.. :. Nsthansau. trhag
203l Third ay. r. Go.dh,rg trinus
7eO-2ll East 57th St. VI. Wi7kow. trihiIg
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Local 0felal Record.-Ths following Official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
in Tho temperature for the last twenty four hours In
comparison with The corresponding date OF last
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FEDERAL COURT.
DISTRICT COURT.
furS. raf.ra.r HUI nm /

Jun Calendar GRJ RB. J
Room, c2- poNoflcc IuNdiug
Miller son Bros Sharro Nels 4 Co
ia nAnski NYNH&HRR ID 'Amato ruisbe C,nt
ClarktfN SIX AIR SuoIk IhUa&K CNt
90 agheTy Borden 'sCNNk resfh Snvrgcn
Motion CAiendar-AVGJST lS \. HAND J.
Rcosu cas- Postorcc Building Al 10 a m.
MoughI Saskatchewan 1ug Rec
NY&RermudezCo Same NiE CNkimplAnd
Mowinckcl same Illinois surety
% So Eyy Mop Channel lniycrsSNvCorp Morris
ss,,s-simm, Mo smo'sk P&RCoN&Ircn
Z IS Fsnkmcunt Sargcut Gale
NrightNC Cobb RoyalDutch Dohcrty Smith
MAI CrnfIcather Mccarthy
Nhitaey nive~FYlna Ir,inertuNltg HNnnIo
SANE Sane Go7arsN NNt.eFS'th
>teyeOsou Ashter Ratio FRINGE Inc -.
4 E Holman CO Murine paaau.iss Fond
efelStofeSCo-p simpson Denton ficidN
Crawford Re IS IomAron
Admiralty MAYER
Room l. Woowouh Building Al TO = m
- Titanic
Case on No day calendar
AdmiralN CalendM- HUNT J.
Room Q Moclvorth lu'i1iug
Is Tug PJrCo No IL Eric n s. luslisnh
Sz-,e Nus NJ Moran Ccary Tug Salutaticn
ssme same - ug PJTCo W.
2ame Tug T Moran same Iug Juha & MORAN
RushTcTm Tls Slstluuon
EcultN Calendar ANDERSON.
Room g. Wco,worth Ruildins. A. 10 50 = IN
ElevatoTSuppN&R NeO
Re ,Saeeins cause, vii he esrei At m;
Lsyers LF&Rooortson& Benedict 'iV
Sons
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s a m...G9 ? NE ?. nj s
Barometer Readings.
; a m 20 90 I D. m % 90 p. m % 50
Local Forecast showers to-day. To morrow. IN
settled Light south. shifting 20 west. winds
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CAVTFTI CARPET CLEANING Co.-Cleaas o.
cCupressed air steam. hand % hOor 1888
Broslsay i2l Esst isth St COE BRANDT
Tel - 2sth
MJLTIGRA. = TYPEwRITTEN LrTTERA
500 81 ~ l00e SIS. 10000 50
GEO. r WEArHERFORD,
100 BY Equitable Blds Room l.l3l Rector i543.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WOhKs
Oldest. Largest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices HeAsouAble. Send for Circular.
Tel 46e1- t6e3 Bryant k9f-439 West asia 81.
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER

sunrise. I ~ sunset 81. moon TI's. W "
moons sfe. a.
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FIRE RECORD.

G.lO-234 Z. 18th st. J. GlobemRn; trihinE
0 40-3i7 L. 1874 St ". Cohen. trihins
! 0J-lE-lis Clinton St. Mrs. Kraft and othsrs
5000.
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RECEIVERS MISUNDERSTANDING COURT


Atdie b selimsn Louis Brenner-Maurioe J Nc
C6r,hy - -, ~,
stephen o lockwood Angelo Benedetto-JAmes
Rector Of Calvary Church James Poven-Abra-
ham g Meyer. r,-
OIL Cohaar.
Addie De witt selismsul Gina schwar1-Fred-
Lawyers Mortgage CoIAbraAam n Lcvy-Honry w
Pollock
John Cullen Ehsah'''a tando'nno- om hogan.
Domestic ami Foreign Missionary Soy N l.
Chu-'.. charles I SilcSuey- Motion & Cosn.
Brooklyn savings Bank Palermo Bros Montgomery
Hare.
Phoenix Insraham
julius Oppeaheimer Monterey Property Co-JtmeS
Farrell.
BY GOTF. J.
Pincus Nathan Morris Msrcus-Charles Camp
bel,
Irving Rosen'cld louis schwartz-Charlcs Camp
10
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COURT CALENDAR
NJ ~ . ~, u Il y,r or against Causes VIII S called In IN,

sURRoGATTs' coURr-cHAMBERs
FOWLER 4
ESTATE
IarcN 7 Hopper
WILLS FOR PROBATE At 1880 a m.
Tilcry s Allen iAtrnsu rannchaumI
Catherine Fryer Isabel NJ hoan
Varnetts r Prentice AiccNrcfi NaunetfJoge
Magdalena Redcnhach pcniaminlsherwcod
n, Cogsiu Kate RYAN
COHAi.AN AT 10 m.
ESTATE
blanche Robinson
Triat Term COHAlAN. S-M 10 20 a m.
Room 500
CONTESTED WILLS
MARY Sweony silvia e Nrigsn
Catherine 4 piumley katc sullivan
Frank Fuller
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ARRIX Ed.

Crv ~ Savarnsh Havre June 10. 70 the ocesn
G. 60. IN ballast. bar M
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KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appe,iats OlvlSlou-2a Ocpt-Ee-rss.
Appellate Term Recess
Special Term-Part CRANE. J.
NOrloNS-A -9 q. Do.
Du-vca /Coorcr GRADY Emery Cons'n Co
rssf MN : II Corrert Nlu-csk Goodman Collar
Re J0raemoi 81 y a.c.- ieAain/ Dcutsch
tluel -c4| As.ur SAINT rum
Farrell Robins d d & R Re ln!or Bank tMincD
n -rsffuauu I,VycfoT Re Same lBrodic MS
Waitword WaitWort Grant smith
Brooklyn saw Bk frees XII Assets Oou/Bache
Special Term Trials.
40 day calendar.
Trial Term Adjourned Cl October Z.
SURRoGATSS CoURT-KfTCHAM. s
MlLIS-lU a. Do.
Mary SfoothoT Elzah.th Bahr
Anton rhsu llcuI5 u man
ACCOUNTING Is ESTATES.
John Mu-u.. Day d Daily
IJlza NuIry Ernest Baucu'c'I
Matilda Webb lieiIl MAiHs
Julia Kennedy Max l,.Tt''
May BuMer ONO Neiah
COUNTY COURT.
Civil caIendar-Part IV-HYLAN. J. Psrt "
IAMOETG. J.
Calendar IN Pan v. Room TO- az 10 s. IN.
Re Heire Dililey MAINS
Beretl Rustln Van paslcu Remus
KnirfJNors0n Magder BNRk
Lew lBlo.k Palayauo Shuts Co
smith Cons RR
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BROTX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Tcrm-BEADA. !.
Motions AID e1 pare matters.
MOTION CALENDAR
lines l1o7os Re Animal Relief Socy
Ysrofsly .Yauof,ky Fink Bread CO Machansk
Special Term fer Trials BRADY. J.
40 day .alcr lar
Trial Term-C lEGEIICH. J.
O'Brien Bronx Gas q FL
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-GlBBS. J.
Motions asl u pare matters
Trial T6rm-tilBBS. J.
No day calendar.
sURROGATEs COURT CHAMBERS.
$50 day calendar
Trial Term-SCllJL II. S.
40 day calendar
REFEREE APFoINTED-sUPREME COURT.
liy BRADY. ].
Bradlc, Nurfhc-C Arthur Arnstcn.
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BUSINESS sCHOOI
WORK WANTED.


COMPANION. graduate nurse Amercan t2al
good APPEARANCE. character. experience. refer
enceo. + BOZ 800 Tribune O'ncs.
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Washington. June 30.
From Tho Tri' re Bureau
ARMY
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold
Yesterday at auction at the exchange
salesroom by Adrian II. Muller & Som:
.cco,,-t - arorufors
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NEW YORK COUNTY.

NVT " Z n z " = " T
Appellate DNitlon-ist Department
Recess
Appellate Term.
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BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT.
GRFENPOkT, SHELTER ISLAND
AND SAG HARBOK-
Str "Shinuecock' ~ Montauk Steamboat
Co.'S Line leaves y. Y. Pier II. 3ith St,
r. r, Tues. and Thurs. $50 p. NJ. Sat-
! 90 = NJ.
OLD DOMINION LINE
To an Points South and West Every Week Dag
al o. N. Pier IS K Tel 5000 FtNklin.
p DAY ALL EXPENSE NORTHERN CRUISE
$50. Booklet free Red Cr'ss Line. New lorE.
Take S. S. Minnesota. Buffalo 70 Chicago. $40
Round Trip and berth Included.
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DIscnARGrD FROM BANKRUPTCY

JULIUS STERN. Of 81 Broadway. formerly q
Julius stern & 60 and formerly curb stock
broker has been granted discharge by Judge
Hand. His liabilities we're Sls.'Jl. and no actual
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-11

she left a trolley car at York road and
Chelten avenue and started along cath
avenue toward Mr. Balls home. At 18th
street a man who had been following her
called TO her to stop. She went on with
out turning her head until he ran UP
and stopped her. He was so threatening
that she was afraid to scream and there
was no one in sight.
He overlook ner ana threw her again,
and again she freed herself. and this was
repeated several times, the girl each time
gaining ground in the direction Of home
and safety. But her strength was failing,
and feeling unable to keep up the battle
longer she thought It wise to parley with
the man.
IF l do not 20 home now" she said.
II will be locked out for the night Let
me go home and tell the waitress not to
lock UP the house, and l will come out
again and meet you"
The man was satisfied with this argu-
ment and making her promise to return,
stood in the street waiting for her while
she ran to Mr.. Balls house, where she
locked all doors carefully and then nearly
collapsed. The Branchtown police were
notified and given the description of the
man.
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ninitiration should insist npon che rfs
lection Or uonconnhatants uherttef ht4
may be and whatever their natisasIil4
and should, Of course mere eereetaff
safeguard the interest on Americans
War is what General Sherman at
scrioed itt o be, and war With Germany
or with ENGLAND or with any other fof.
eign Power cannot possibly heir th,e
country. We need no more territory
we are perfectly able to continue Al
we have been, developing our resources
In a wonderful way, and should avoid
what Jefferson called entangiine aiii-
ances.
War IL nothing hut national fover
and can be compared to a fever harrats-
ing a mans body. while the fever "a
on his passions may be intensified and
he may be even capable Of doing thines
which he cannot do when in normal con-
dition, but one thing is certain. that "
allowed free scope for his passions he
will probably commit acts OF which In
his saner moments he will be ashamed"
In regard to the Berlin note defending
the sinking Of the William P. Frye Mr.
Lewis said the commander Of the Eitel
Friedrich acted within his rights IN sink
Ing the vessel, since there was no port
to which he could have towed her.
The claim Of the United States Gov
eminent in behalf Of the owners OF the
william P. Frye Is merely a matter OF
money compensation, and regard II as
immaterial whether the amount Of that
compensation Is fixed by a prize court
or by diplomacy, so that It be honestly
and adequately arrived at.
The commander OF the Prins Eitsi
Friedrich In sinking the Frye probably
did go because there was no port 20
which he could tow her where her rights
could be adjudcated. Taking her 10 Ger
many was impossible, and the American
courts could not pass upon the question.
rs they did not belong to an ally OF Ger
many. 1 suppose that under the cirouun-
stances he sank her, realizing that what
sver claim her owners might have was q
mere matter of money and could be easily
arrived at, and that sinking her wac the
only practical method OF preventing tha
delivery Of the cargo OF cotton 70 Eng
and.
Fortunately, no lives were lost and az
understand the present situation there
will be no difficulty in arriving AZ satis-
factory agreement between the United
States and Germany with reference to the
Frye"
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looms cluttering about and the monk
Juggling mutinously II evidently scented
troublc-end It was right.
Some one carelessly let cigarette burn
hole in dropping balloon. There was
an explosion followed by another the
next Instant. The Italian swung wildly
az the occupant Of the cigarette but he
slipped hls radius and landed on a neu-
tral. The monk got mixed up In the rope
ana mass Of indefinite legs which
scrambled about. Cassana was jolted
In crcuitous route until he was In and
out of the crowd like a wild torpedo.
There were more crashes and half
dozen balloons scared away to other
parts.
Then one Of the musicians blew a trum-
pet call and 1t was answered by the
United States In the shape OF Policeman
Jacoby He chased the Italian and the
monkey through the crowd and Cassanass
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was finally caught He beat the cop with
his balloons, but they exploded and left
no marks.
AT the patrol box nearby, the italian
declared, the cop was picking his pocket,
but he was excited and the bluecoat over
looked the charge
Today Cassanass, together with his
monk and the balloons, was arraigned
before Magistrate Glenn During the tes-
timony, the animal bllnked nervously at
the array of evidence against his master.
But his ely winks made hit, and finally
on seeing the prisoner was repentant the
Judge decided to discharge him.
He was grateful beyond measure. To
prove 1t he gave the Judge and each OF
the cops a balloon and they took them
home. The Italian kissed his hand to
the court as he bade a picturesque adieu
and went off with the monk chucSllng
happily under his arm
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H9 1m Tth and Diamond Streets
Desire Hear the Pay-P Peacmakg -

dozen quick shots-women's screams
red objects flying through the air
trumpet calls-crash of drums-angry
voices-nnd crowd. Finally-a monkey.
These were the somewhat peculiar eIe-
ments which figured in some quick ex-
citement at 9Th and Diamond streets.
The monkey belonged to Lavana Cas-
sanass. He towed It along on a rope In
one hand he held flock of balloons He
was just about to 20 home when ba
heard the band playing at 9Th and DIa-
mond streets. There was something in
the music which aroused his Italian
patriotism, and he was charged with the
spirit of battle. Some say that Cassanass
walked unsteadily toward the music and
the surrounding crowd. He elbowed his
way through the spectators with the bal
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GIRL TELLS HOW RUSE
FOLED HER ASSALANT
Escaped After Man Attacked
Her, Notified Police and
Identified Him Upon Arrest.

Miss Rose Hunter told in court today
OF an attack upon her on her way to her
place of employment in Oak Lane by n
man who threw her to the ground several
desperately and finally eluded by a clever
ruse.
The prisoner said he was Vincent Lynn.
% years old, OF 64O2 York rond. He was
held under $4O0 bail for court by Magis-
trate Pennock in the Branchtown station
having been identified by Miss Hunter as
her assailant
She is employed In the household Of
II. C. Ball, at 7th street and 9th avenue
on Wednesday night at about 10 o'clock