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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
LOFTS on wALLACK SITE.

The wallack Construction Company.
Moses Crystal president. filed plans with
the Manhattan Bureau OF Buildings for
the construction Of a twelve story store
and factory building on the north side
OF Thirtleth street. 729 feet east of
Broadway. 1t will have a facade Of
brick. limestone and terra Gotta. with
frontage OF 6e.7 feet and depth OF
900 feet Schwartz 4 Gross and Il. y.
Marcus are the architects. and have
estimated the cost at $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTED.
Tenants Found for stores and Lofts
In Many Sections.

The Cross & Brown Company has
leased space in 500 Broadway to Eugene
Keefe. and space in the Bonwit-Teller
Building, AZ Fifth avenue, TO the J. &
T. Cousins Co.
The Duross Company has leased the
store So Sixth avenue to Louis Simon.
Arthur r. Wood has leased for term
OF years the second loft in 904 Pros
pect avenue to Max Friedland.
Ewing. Bacon Il Henry have leased
loft space in the Randall Building. 1856
West Fifty-second street. TO Ballenberg,
Dyer g. Kiraly, Peerless Motor Speciality
Company and Charles Byart and Leon
Spilo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
FLATS FOR rsoTH STREET.

Plans have been filed by Jacob NJ
Felson. architect. for the construction
of two Ave story apartment houses on
the south side of 1seth street. $50 feet
east OF 81. Nicholas avenue. Each win
have Il frontage of so feet and a depth
OF S6.2 feet and will have accommoda-
ton for twenty-one families each. The
$. Il. Building Corporation. Samuel
Behrpran. president. is the owner Tho
total cost has been estimated at 500. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

NonTuERN Az. sw cor i72,h At. soSI?i
City Mia co to Trust % 70
sd E521i n "' * ' aor i7s,h st. ic5x;
Same to same. at'y. same ......::.F
i7sTH ST. :. IS " Northern aV' boNio',,
eoTu ST. as E-F-ank l. sparks, exr. TO
Edw Il sparks. 3is Macon At, Bklyn,
atty. Frank l. Sparks. 1870 Bsinhridgr
20 AZ rNi iysas,.philip s.ichi to Louis schat
ten. 1919 i-t Rv, atty, l. T co, lso
cRnEEFeNNwicui ST. 6s.Mary voorhees, to
Saml Cans 1887 Kelly st. atty. Louis w
Ostetweis. 200 9TH av....,....... 5000
10th ST. i?s E--Mhnhattan Eye Ear 4
Throat Hospital to Lawyers Mtg 20 81
10Th ST. iss E-I.awytrs Mtg 20 %
Julie VI Rhodes. ContraI valley y y.
atty. |. Mig Co. 81 Liberty e. s. 900
truS. Red HOOK. y Y. atty. same s.. 900
GoERCK ST, ss-Americau MTG GO 10 u
Aymar Sands a ano. ;rus; at;ys Rows-s
iioTH ST. 5. 100 W Lexington ay. :5x
loo.ii--Lawyers Title lns r co to
atty. l. 60. 100 Dway .....-... $4,000
9th ST. .. A55 W 9th fAv. 24,2NloO.5--
Thos W Cauldwell. trus. TO lily y Twom-
bly,. gdn; a'tys. Geiier' r II. % Ex.
iasD ST. ss w-Amer,can Mtse 90 10
John NJ Rowers. IS s5'h st; a,tys.
WEST END AVENUE. SS-Rockhill.
Eyangeline TO Bond Mtge Guar TO,
l75 H-msen 81 Brooklyn. atty. T @ 60.
WEST ESP AVENUE. ,s5-Romsin. 40, a.,
sustus u. to William J Taylor. s2S Park
WEST Esd AVENUE. ts3-Schenck. Mary
T.. 10 Augustus - Roman. $50 W 18th
st: atty. q 80, l,G Bway ........Sl
isT'H ST, n :. $50 ~ 9Th av, 2t.cxi00.5--
Twombv. Hy u. gGr, to Hy Twom-
bly,. gdr. summit J. attys. Geler. r
~ II. 2? Exchange pl................Sl
SAME I'ROPERTN-SSame TO Robert l.
johnson. New Haven. Conn. attys 6eler.
II, % Exchange ~ .......,.,..t .
NAGLE Az. =. 500 Ellwood NJ. loon
1905 20 Hillside - or av Kiss bN.e ! \
iS6.:--HudSor MfEe co 10 Ambrose Rlty
Co, 1875 Bvay, atty, y r ins co. 49,
bNhN s''... .'sr.ssr s..,.,',.''. s'tVVV
Bron1.
RvSHMORE. CHAS L and ano. trus, ~
Immigrant Ipd saw Rank .....,..i20 ool
l. MICE 90 TO olaf e Hagemann. So.
y INVESTORS CORpS TO Fanny -
McDoWBlL, PGTER, TO Maret Knox 81
MAY FER, PArLiNE, 10 western "
GoETTScrE. PETER, TO Hugo r.p,
ARIEL. CATH 20 Louise wfnkier 9 600
Wl$KLER. LOUISE. 10 Gustaf " an!
s s s 10 s H o % a To- r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
MADISON AVENUE CORNER rALE.

Tho Manice Realty Company took title
yesterday to tho property at tho north
east corner OF Madison avenue and
Thirty second street from Helen Alex
ander and others Tho corner is Inn
proved with q twelve story loft build
Ing fronting $50 feet on Madison ave
nue. and 100 feet on the street. The
property was sold subject to mortgage
Of S3eOOOo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
Alabn ma Loan to Re short.

Tho National city Bank has COM
ple,ed negotiations with the state OF
Alabama for q loan az 100000. The
loan II OF 50 short q duration that tho
bankers are disposed to consider II In
tho light OF purely banking arrange
ment rather than a. loan Under he
terms OF the arrangement $500, 600 OF
the loan Will mature on January /,
1916, and the remainder on February
l. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
U. S. STOCKS STRONG IN LONDON
steel Issues in the Lead, Argentine
Securities Lower.

LONDON. April 2s.--The market In
Americans to-day was active and
strong Prices rallied. following tho
higher tendency OF your market. Steels
were in the lead Canadian Pac!tics
were higher.
Elsewhere business was slow. Ont
edged securities were firm. Home rails
were bought. Argentine rails were easy
and the Government securities were
lower Other foreigners were quiet.
Mines and oils were irregular
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
800. 900 LOFTS ON 10TH STREET

On the south side OF Nineteenth street.
1870 feet east Of Eighth avenue. an eight
story fireproof store and loft building
is TO be built for the Rehcanesle Realty
Company. Edward Eisenacher presi-
dent. II will have a frontage OF 54.l1
feet and n depth OF 93s feet. with
a facade OF brick and terra Gotta. :.
X. Hasbrouck is the architect and has
estimated the cost at 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
$3.50, 900 LOFTS ON 5TH AVENUE.
strathcona Company Files Plans
for 5tst street building.

The Strathcona Construction Com
pany, Harry Falk president, has filed
plans through George and Edward
Blum for the construction Of twelve
story fireproof loft building on the north
west corner Of Fifth avenue and Thirty
first street. II will. have n facade OF
brick and limestone. with n frontage
Of 29.4 feet on the avenue and I25 feet
on the street. by irregular. The cost
has been estimated at s35o,0o0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
Live stock Market.

Receipts OF b-eyes were III. head, in
cudlns cars for the market. There
was no trade OF Importance IN i've cattle
The feeling was steady with moderate re-
ceipts expected Tor Fridays trade, Dressed
beef Ma In fair demand At lot. ul@ &C.
Ier M. for ritN dressed native sides.
Receipts Of calves we're % head, mainly
for slrurhtcrcrs. The feeling was stcydN.
per 100 lhs. Dressed calves were hrm at
l2la lii.c for city dressed vcals 10 n
l3c for country dressed
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were :, 80
head, iuc.uding cars Dor the mnrks !.
Prices we're steady. Common clipped
lambs sold at $3.50 per 100 lhs.; medium.
urshorn sheep at S1s5; common clipped
~ $3.50: Maryland srrins lambs At
tGSh per head. Dressed mutton sletdF
~ laGl lhr, per N drcSsel lambs 81 lIT
ave. hos dressed at 100, country dressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
FLATS IN LEXINGTON Az. HOUSE

Plans have been fled for making over
the four story dwelling at l52 Lexington
avenue into five story building. with
stores on the first and second story,
with bachelor apartments above. for
Henry Fl. Pike at a cost OF 10000 u.
Workman and H. III. Braun are tho
architects.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
BIG LOAN on 9TH AVENUE.

The Hanover Mortgage Company has
loaned TO the 1867 Fifth Avenue Com
pany 100000 on property. 5oxI20.s. on
the east side OF Fifth avenue. sos feet
south Of Eighty-e!ghth street The loan
is for one year AT 6 per cent. This site
was transferred TO tho company in Feb
ruary by Sarah T, Sturgess. 1t was ro-
ported last July that the site was 10 90
improved with tall apartment house.
which would overlook the Henry Phipps
house at the northeast corner of Eighty
seventh street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

James Il. Fearon has sold 435 Sixtieth
street for Annie Ammon, ass Fifty
eighth street for Leon Henridues. s5i
Fifty-sixth street for George "A. Sull =
van and SEE Sixtetl. =treet for Mrs,
May Paris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
LEASES WEST sIDb FLATS.

The Twentieth Street Realty Company
has leased TO Hugo J. Ianf the seven
story elevator apartment house at o40
and 24c West Forty-nlnth street, be-
tween Broadway and Eighth avenue.
The structure, which occupies sito
loxl00. has been modcrnzed and re-
ftted by the owners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30

The County Engineering Company.
Inc, filed plans yesterday for a six story
apartment house TO be erected nj tho
northeast corner OF Fort Washington
avenue and lG9th street. on plot ELK
10. The cost has been estimated at
$4,000 by c. Steinmetz. the architect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
STATEN ISLAND pLor SALE.

Cornelius q. kolf has sold for J. w.
Hughes four lots at lakewood Heights
Oakwood. Staten Island, to Mrs Caffuri,
who will improve the plot with n resi-
dence for her own occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 1873 TO 1870. and eth av
Iis to 520--w A IHommedicu & Co vs.
Broadway & Seventh Az 90 ~ ~, Aug
~. 1914 .s..s.t,.. .t.,...... .Nl1N.Ni
SAME pROPEHrY-San. vs. same. Aug
IS 1914. Observation-Disclosures 81 geo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30

dollhouse lambs higher a. s6ass.5o per
carcass.
Receipts Of hogs were 1850 head In
GLIDING half car for tho market Feel
ing firm on Buffalo ana Western advises,
but no sales reported up to late hour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
YONKERs DWELLING SOLD.

Tho River View Building Company
has sold the one family cottage at Ts3
North Broadway. Yonkers, ". Y. The
purchaser will occupy II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

FORSYTH ST. aSM l. Holman, Inc W.
Man Green, owner--Nctta Herman
.1rU ST, l57 E-I.eon Klein Va Keran
Flynn, owner. ! W Friedman, con.
frag,or Si45
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
MORTGAGES.


lenders Attorney
downtown
South Of Fourteenth ST.
MURRAY ST. 50. IA =. ?6Ni0O--Rector. &c,
frcnch church de :, Esprit IN 'iyy
Arl 20. yrs. c. atty ritle ms 40 40
cliAMBERs ST. n cor william st, % -,
state and city Realty co 20 East
River saving Instn. 2oi Bwsy yrs.
p e. ApI 81 atty. l. T co. $50
chNSoN ST. W :. 100 Grand 81, 5oSloo
Manhattan Pie Baking 90 20 Bertha =
Mlddendurt and ano, 81 Montgomery rl'
Brooklyn, April H. ~, HrT' , sac ,5'6So
SAME PROPERTY TO Brr'ha +
Stcing.ster. el0 Hooper 80 Brooklyu,
pr mtg 10000. yrs p C. Arl "a;
SANE PROPERTY 20 Johanna
Stringestcr and ano, exrs. 40 Hooper
-. Rrooklyn. 3 yrs c, Apl %; ATTY;
THoMpSoN ST. IS. 100 n spring 81. 5ox
~ pr m,s ,5hooo-GiasSgPS T Pa one
Lafayette st, Api IS duo MAY !. 1874,
,.Gp,c; atty, o 90, l5s hway $4,000
Il, 5iN- -harsood Really 4 Cons, 60
to YIN Z benjamin. Il s7'h ~ Apl
:. que as per bond, atty. l. CO, loo
Az \. " =. :2Io e-h 81. .2.sSioo 'ease.
ho,d-Hurwi'z Contr 60 60 Abr I"virt<-
man. ooi Saratoga av. Bkyn. Apr -,
att atry, Morri. s,rcu,,nd' go BWay $3.50
WASHlNGTON ST, 100, " cor Horatio st.
ls.sAio-Fredk II poormer to John ]
Ihc,Ian, $50 W l0Gth ~. or .si Bwsy,
Apl ~, 3 yrs, p c.-......,,,.. $1,000
East side.
EAST OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth aud
ll0th sts1
9TH Az. n Slst 81, bs.9xlbo, prior mtg
$1,000. 0UO--SurTCy Investors 20 Cora H.
Wife Harold V rearce, At ScAtori. Eng
p e. StDs, bonni. & il, 40 Nassaa
sTH AZ. :, 90. sSth 81, j0aiso,S-
1907, bIh Az CO 10 lie,noyer MTG Co 80
s,t H, + HS 60 IL Nv n~aS "' ssSoood
West side.
,w.s' OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
nom sts'
eth ST. rs, SAL v. 7ih AZ. :tsk2s -
oOTH sT, -6i, W. :, NJ, e s,h Az. !5X9s,
~ Bway, April TO- due, &c, az ~
47TH ST. : g. $50 TIN av. issxioO 8
chrlstoph-r d sullivan 20 y savings
h bSna .,,S s'H "s A But,on u.s. eSe aslIsnr
ssTIi 81. 80. igs, West End Az. is.ss
boons "a fTT sSiS 81, to Ap h'a g.
yr p c, attys, Kunc d, ~ Cedar
r.. '''S'
UPTOWN
Manhattan Island, north Of 10th ST.
Barnet lsimier 10 Benz Adler. 2ss IN
Bv, Mar :, 1912. deed as reed as mtg 500
ilsTH 81. =, S3j . L.enox av, 26NloO.
---Berisa Weinhausen to benl Fried
man, .eG Carroll St, brooklyn, APE ~
due AS per bond; atty, Geza Eichhorn
5oe Bwny....:.:...... 5. 'o0(
ST NICHOLAS Az. ., lPll 1894 -
runs III 30 rs
-Ehalners Il watson 10 Baron D'
, yrs p c. attys, " $ a l : Isaacs
- william ct ....,.,,.....,.....S 5000
lS3D ST u = 2b2s 9TH av l7tN9s IL
Henry r Urban 10 Victor Won Loss
borg l0a w lEth r. apr ~ 1cpisn1
=, 80 "',,'' 81 90,
lJsTH II. T. VS. LthSh aV ~ ~
Pnll-rnAsh"a S'' I,'se 10 Jonn !" na.,I
IN l'''H ~ Jan ~ "", 'n m
op c''..'' '.''''' ''''''' '''"''
Hrons.
thorough OF The Bronx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
Waterfront Bungalow
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
REAL EsrATEFoR SALE OR EXCHANGE

WE SPECIALIZE selling and eSchang.
Ing suburban homes and private estates.
,.DRENI kIDSSET, ~ W. Sith 81, y. Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
H OUSES
FOR THE SUMMER
Long ISLAND.

PRIVATE COTTAGES TO let from 500 to
81 500 per season; also two large boarding
houses IL 20 Is rooms each. all in fret
class condition, in a refined neighoorhood'
Cedar Avenue, Arvcrne. J.. /, Inquire
WILLIAM SCHEER, Cedar Avenue. Ar
l..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
BUYS AT ENGIEwOOD.

BUNS AT ENGUEWOOD.
The Englewood Real Estate Company
has sold for Rufus A. Gorham the prop
erty on the south side of Hamilton ave-
nue.. near Lydecker street. to w. c.
Ridgwsy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30

Highest temperature. 500. at as p. N.
Lowest temperature. ioo. at 2A.M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
LIS PENDFNS.
Manhattan.

oSrH ST. ~ and ~ Wv Torher Morgan,
Jr. agt Inner Circle Realty Corp Of al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30

East OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth aud
ll0th stsl
9TH Az. Sist 81, So 9Ni5o, prior mtg
1900. ooo--SurrCy Investor. 20 Cora H.
WIFE Harold IearCe, AZ ScAford, Eng
land, April !, due August Is, 1870,
e. attys, Dennis & u, $40 Nassau
MI ~ I.''5o;' ,S,h a., 'bo.teeoo'SSWoo
1867 ith Az CO 20 Hanover Mtg co. 90
wall 81. April Is. du" May !. 1916, 6pc.
atty, I q 60, lTG HwNy ..,.... $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30

WERNEK URCT MD CHEMI CAL COM
PAHY.-r1uIse Hand has sppo,ntsc
Werner Drug and Chemical Company
233 Wills avenue. bond. $500. Mr.
II tnm-r IL public administrator 70
RronN borough Practically all the stool
OF tho company appears TO have beer
held by John Werner who died sud
DENY six weeks ago. The drug stor,
has been closed since then. Mr. Ham
mer requested creditors TO apply fo
the appointment OF receiver
The Mankato free press., 1915-05-28
OZONE CONDITIONS
BALKt0 WIRELESS
Reason Why News Cannot Be Success.
fully Transmitted From Germany
To United States

New York. May Wireless com
munications between the United
States and Germany has been Sc
veraly handicapped. and probably will
continue so until about July /. by the
static conditions prevailing in the
North Atlantic at this time of the
year.
The wireless station at Sayville, L.
l.. the receiving station of the Allan
tic Communication company. the Ger
man wireless concern. has within the
past week or two been frequently
isolated from the sending plant at
NauCn. German II was learned to-
day. and the same situation exists at
Tuckcrton. n. J.. the sending station
for messages to Germany. Snch mes
sages as are received at Sayville are
for tho most part fragmentary or oft
en- impossible to dt1slslier
The electrical ssHyitieB OF the au-
rora borealis. accom- panied by electric
nj storms over the wireless routes.
are the cause OF the difficulty. il is
explained. and may he expected Ia
continue several weeks. This means
that until normal conditions again
prevail mcensorcd communication
between Germany and the outside
world will be- limit
The Mankato free press., 1915-05-28
LOCAL AUTHORITIES
CAN REFUND The FEE
Questions Answered Relative TO Liquor
License In Case Blue Earth County
Votes Dry

Many people are asking the question
whether, I'm case the county goes dry
any saloon licenses can be renewed
between the time of the election and
six months hence, when prohibition
would so into effect. The answer is
that they cannot. even II saloon
keeper should desire only a license
to be good until prohibition should be
i'm force. After the filing OF the GER
tilicate of election with the county
auditor. telling officially that the ma :
jority of voters has declared i'm favor
of prohibition. the local authorities
can grant no more saloon licenses.
As To refunding the money for the
periods covered by licenses already
granted, beyond the time of the TAX
ing of effect of prohibition. that is
optional with the local authorities.
Local authorities may, II they see fit,
give back to saloonkeepers. such
portions OF their license fees as COW
er the amount of time covered by the
licenses. after the day prohibition
goes into effect All this informa
ton was furnished to The Free Press
today by a local attorney who did
not care to be quoted by name.
The Mankato free press., 1915-05-28
Grew TOOK TO SMALL BOATS
LATER RETURNED ON BOARD
No Lives Were = (; Craft Was Bound
For Del ire Breakwater
WAS To Get ORDERS FROM AGENTS
American Embassy at London Is Notified
of Occurrence By British Admiralty;
Ship Not Seriously Damaged
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

London 26The American Nebrasknn Captain Green
erd by submarine point forty miles west and southwest OF Fast
O
took the boats and stood by the steamer was soon as
Nebraskan had
struck forward and her oeo full of water The crew returned
The Nebraskan did
American
Nebaskan calling by
The Brodhad received this wireless communication at
London May 26 mA message to loyds from Knsale Ire
bound The Neaskan down
proceeding the
an
HAVE CEVED ORDERS.
said hound
the Delaware breakwater ballast for orders This that
proceed where might procured and
The Nebraskan sailed New York May and arrived az Liver
the had
STEAMER CHARTERED BY BRITISH CONCERN
international
British
will be lawful prize and liable seizure and condemnation
The Mankato free press., 1915-05-28
CROP ASSOCIATION
MEETING ARRANGED
Definite Plans Have Been Made For tie
Display at Worthington Next
February

The Minnesota Crop Improvement
association has made definite plans To
hold its next annual convention and
seed show at worthington. The offi-
GERS of the association met with the
committee of the Chamber of Com
merce OF Worthington. May II. The
Armory will be used for the conven-
tion and large. we'll lighted garage
will be vacated for the time and used
for the exhibits of farm seeds. The
time of the meeting was tentatively
set for the middle OF February
Farmers are now planning TO grow
and save their best seeds for the ex-
hibit. Large prizes are planned for
the many classes of standard varieties
of all farm crop seeds. $4,000 in cash
and many handsome machinery
prizes are TO be offered. c. w. Glot-
felter. Waterville. Mimi. states that
the best seed show ever held I'm Min
nesota. will be seen at Worthington
in February. 1916.
The Mankato free press., 1915-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY AT
EAGLE LAKE, MAY 80
Exercises Will Be Held at Methodist
Church: Address BY Attorney
Benjamin Taylor

Memorial exercises for the dead h -
rOes or 1916 will be held at the
Methodist church Eagle Lake. on
May So Sunday. Eeginning at 2 80
p m. The affair is in the hands OF
II. Cummins, who win preside: Ira y.
Reynolds. adjutant. and A. L. Cum
Minis and G.. Brown. color bearers.
The public is invited and a special
invitation is extended to sons and
daughters of veterans. The following
program will he rendered:
Singing by the select choir.
Invocation by Rev, Fred Skewcrs
Song by choir.
Reading of Abraham Liu,Ulu's ad-
dress at the battlefield ~ Getty sburg
by Miss Lorraine Bradou
A real battle engagement partici-
pated in by Captain Ira u. Reynolds.
\ solo by Miss Aline Macbeth.
Address of the day by BENJAMIN
Taylor.
Closing remarks b. comrades.
The Mankato free press., 1915-05-28
WOMEN ARE READY
FOR BATTLE ARRAY
Deputaiion Has Arrived at kiev and
Signify Desire to Serve As
Regular Soldiers


Kiey. May ga deputation oi
women who wish to form volunteer
legion TO serve as regular soldiers In
the campaign on this front has ar
rived in this city from Gomel with a
petition which they have presented TO
the head OF the Kiev military district
These women state that they are ready
To assume all military duties except
actual engagement i'm battle. and are
particularly desirous of being employ
ed for patrol service. They have de-
signed uniform similar to that worn
by the regular army. but distinguish
ed from In II by leather coats and tri-
cornered hats. They hope TO carry
regular infantry arms.
The Mankato free press., 1915-05-28
new YORK DAY AT THE
BIG EXPO IN FRISCO
Gotham Delegation That Had It's
Expenses Paid Given Great Time
BY Show Managers
Especial To The Free Press. ]

New York. May 2G.-New York day
at the Panama Pacific exposition is
being duly celebrated with much eclai
today. The mayors contingent, who
were voted $500 each for the expense
of the trip. are the hOnored and en-
We'd personages of the day. Comp
troller Prendergasts' refusal to allow
an addition junketing expense of SIT.
0OO for an additional sub committee
is greatly deplored-by those of the
said sub committee who came on any
way at their own expense. New York
building will be the location of many
functions during the day and even
ing. winding up with big reception
The Mankato free press., 1915-05-28
Troops Cross the Frontier;
Seize Several Towns


Rome. May 2G.-The bulletin Is
sued by the war Office, announcing
that the Italians had entered upon
Austrian territory, caused great en-
thusiasm This report showed that
the Italians were occupying all the
mountains between the ldrio and
Isonzo rivers and that. advancing.
they had taken CormOns. which com.
mands the road leading tn Gori2ia.
an important Austrian frontier sta.
tion.
Passing from the north To the cen.
ter OF Eastern Fr'uli. the report indi.
Gated that the Italians also had occ,-
pied the village of Versa. which IL
near the river or th" same name and
on the road To Gralisca Aur. AMI that
In addition In Southern Friuli. Ger
vignano and other important Austrian
frontier stations. leading to Monfal.
cone and Trieste. had been taken
The Giornalc dltalia, commenting
on the bulletin, says:
The Italian advance occupies Il
front OF 100 kilOmeters tabout sixty.
six and two-thirds miles, and has as
extreme points CatorettO. on the
north. To the gulf Of Triest on the
south. The first contingents OF the
Italians penetrated into Austrian ter
litorv distances ranging from two to
four miles"
Teutcns Hope to Hold Roumania.
LONDON. May 2G.-Gcrnan diplomacy
f. cXcrt;Hg Itself in every possible
way to persuade RoJman'a to preserve
it's neutrality. says the Amsterdam
correspondent of the Exchange Tcle.
graph company Emperor William has
invited RouuaIia To send q military
mission To German Ecadsuarters and
Prince Charles Won Wedel is being
sent to Bucharest on a confidential
mission from the emperor.
The German press publishes rumors
of a new German loan to Roumania.
but this has not been confirmed.
The following dispatch was feeeiy.
ed by the Exchange Telegraph com.
pany from Amsterdam:
The German government has asked
America for u further delay of a week
In It's reply to the note concerning
the sinking OF the Lusitania. In all
probability the note will be delivered
at Washington on Saturday.
at is said in Berlin that the note
will he comched In very friendly terms.
On account of the recent Italian com.
plications the. feeling in Berlin re.
gardlng the United States Is much
more calm. Everything possible will
be done to avert trouble.
"German submarines are to be In.
structed in accordance with this pol.
icy. although the note will explain
that on principle Germany cannot
openly stop submarine warfare"