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II % street
The approximate amount 81 the lien o.
charge. to satisfy which the above dcscrih-t
prapsrry IL 10 Pc sold. II Seventeen thou
sand TWO hundred rffy-slK ana 25-i00 Dol
lers tiI-.g55Z5,. with interest thereon from
the 23rd day u January 1918. together witt
costs and ALLOW auls amounting % Three
hundred ffty-tvo and cQ-iu0 boi1r-
1882 500. with interest trom f'h day %
February 1915. together with the expense
~ the sale The approximate amount u thH
tnxes assessments aud water rates. or
other liens which are 70 De- allowed 20 the
purchaser out II the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. 8 Four hundred three
and 6U-l0J Dollars $500 SD and Interest.
Dated. New York February 2 1913
JOHN r Couch Refsres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-04

mutton arm a. yesterdays quotations dressed lamb,
l4iAl, steady Al S6G$3 per .ar'ass
Saes-Tohin 4 shannon % Ohio lambs. 81 10
average. Sly y-r 100 10.
HOGS.
Rs.,gs c036 mead. about a carload on sac
Prizes lrm 90 loo CHER Good med um weight
l1s, s5I al s. ~ PER loo 10. rousAs s. IS co4n-
SArs-robu * shannon u ono nnEs. 80 10
average. 5. 10 psr 100 ID, rOuSAs go, 80
: Sanders - FeHnayiyaala Aygs 100 10, S'.5ui
rOushs. 800 s. %.
Chi.axo. March 8-HOGS Receipts. q 900:
h.sa.r. bu,1. s. 5O@{670. iist 50 80 s. ,o.
mixed s5i5as57j. hesgJ; 500 5, ~ H., .o-.h
cr!pts II 90 h.m native steers. s. sj4 t,lj eS.
~ l-l.,r, 8 5G0x,. 20. ca.y,. s. 70 SO ShEGP
-legripts $4,000. weak. sheep g ) 80. year
iiags. l,I5aSs.55. lambs. E.ij4$ Is.
Kansa, City. March 5-HOGs-Receipts. e 900
Iossr. buk s. 50g$G go. heavy. s. 5O4 S. 90
na,se-, a.d butcher, S. IS s. 20. light s. 500
81 To- pig, SO g. s. CATTLE Kecripts 900 :,
s,ro-g prime ted sfces SoaSs ij t-essgd beef s
IS, S'.tAtr4. So s. IS. COWS 81. $50 s0I5 hsE-
en-. ss4Ss 20. st0ckt-. al 'lrlrr- SOC s. 80. bulls
8. -0.4fG 20. caly,s. SGdSl0 %. SHEEP EeceilLs
$50 we.Aers s. i5G$5.tj. eve, s. iO9S So
- Louis. Mach S.-HOG~-R r.. o!Dts. $500 4,
lg,g,f. rlg, srd ash-s. s. BE - ~ mixed d
t',S'.ri 50 5O6t6 10. good ieav. s. 55e$6.i5.
CArvrLE-IIecrlyts ! 500 hSA-- alive lrc' stesTs
! - ~ cows AL nti;ers. a. ~ % s. -. IeIas AID
I.It44 .ttc-. S,4sJ. coes ad lel's IS. s. jO9
{, s. latlge calves 50 lQij SIiI Lf-tIsce!p,s.
n5a higher. .atys mutt04s. s. i34 30, lambs.
s. .5tE.,. JeAE.l-.s. s'.30sss-3.
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p BIC NOTICES.

CITY OF NEW YORK BOARD or ESTI.
mate ami Appointment Public motto.
meeting Of the Board OF Estimate and Ap-
portonment he'd January p. 1915. 1hs
following petition Has received:
To the BOARD Of Estimate and Apportion-
rn.n, or the CITY OF New York;
klugsbridge Railway Company OF New
YorA city. a New York corporation. owr',.f
AMI operating street surface railroad IN
the Borough OF Manhattan CITY Of New
Yo-. hereby petitions Tor a franchise or
franchises 10 construct maintain and oper-
ate extensions ~ rs existing railroad IN ths
Borough Of Manhattan. with double track.
In. upon. along and over the following de.
scrihri routes
the existing tracks of ths Kiugsbrifgs Raj
way Company on broadway. at or near -
intersection with West i6yth street themes
southerly upon and along Broadway TO -
intersection with Manhattan Street. AMI
there connecting with the existing tracks o.
the Forty Second Street Mauhattanyilie and
- Nicholas Avenue Railway Company a.
the sait intersection u Broadway and Man
haitian Street all 10 the Borough " Man
hat,sn
II is Intended n build The proposed tx.
tension where possible. on either side 81 ani
adjacent % the existing parkway In the cen
tire of Broad~ay. between The points d..
scrihel ir our petition. and a. indicated
on the IN p herewith attached
II r. proposed to operate Sail extension
hy an overhead current of electricity The
feeder wires however, are 20 be carried n
underground coniuits 20 ina; the only wires
above ground WIN be the trolley wires
Dated. New York. January lStn 1915
KlNGSBRiDGE RAILWAY COMPANY
r " wHITRrDGE Pre,ideu.
SHELTON MARTIN
state Of New York So.
County Of Sew York {
duly sworn dcposes ana says. hat he r.
the Presld M ~ KIngsh-idge Railway Com
pany of New York C'ty. me petitioner here
In. thai hs has read me foregoing petition
and knows the contents thereof and that the
same ts true 81 MS own knowledge except
a. 20 the matters therein stated 20 be al
iee,d on Information ami belief ami a. -
''''' ''''''' " wHlTRiDGs
Sworn 70 before mo this ls'h dag OF
JAS s. WILLIAMS.
New Yorb County No i0ss
New YORK Register 40 500
And M the meeting 2 February 1915.
r. following resolutions "ere th"reupon
adopted.
KlngSbriig- RAILWAY Company dated Ianu-
airy IS 1918 Wss presented fo the ari 81
Estimate and tppou .orment az meeting
held January q 1915
Resolved mat DO pur-uanoe Of law mi.
Board set- FRIDAY. ne ff'h lay of March.
1915 at, % I'D o.s.o"S 20 - forenoon ana
haitian az the time aui place when ant
whore such petition shau ha 1rst considered
and public hearing b. 'ai thereon az
which cltlz.ns shall Do entitled TO appear
and be heard. and be 10 further
Resolved. thai ne petition an these r@so-
buttons shall Pc published for AZ least four.
teen ,lB days In two itily newspapers in
the CIV u Sow Yo-k. 10 ie d..,snated nv
the Mayor art Tor at lsut ten 100 day "a
the CITY Record Immediately prior TO such
pufHratlon 10 be borne ty the petitioner
Sew YORK Times and New York Tribune
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WHEAT ADVANCES
IN CHICAGO

Cb.caro. March 8.-Although wheat
advanced most Of the time to-day on
account Of liberal export sales, the
market AZ the close was weak On as
ecrtious that the entire Argentine sur
plus for 1916 mad been purchased BY
Great Britain. Gains were narrowed t.
15.c 20 2c. compared with last nights
'elel Corn finished lHc 20 &c up,
and oats at a rise Of lac. In pro
visions the outcome varied from a loss
# Sc TO ike upturn.
The supposed huge transfer or Ar
.ent.nc wheat was not verified, but re
.a,yed enough crelence 20 bring about
extensive profit taking by longs ID the
last half hour o. the session. what
chiefly rave couutenance TO the report
WAS an earlier announcement that the
British government had within the last
few weeks taken over the control OF
more than a score Of big ocean vessels
ham setback IN prices al WlnnIpe,
WAS also THOUGHT 10 be significant OF
.ome remarkable DEVELOPMENT. Euro
rrar bgv:ng OF cash wheat here was
estimated at 100000 bushels. The
mount, taken ~ CHICAGO ard Kansas
.itv brou ght relatively the highest pre-
r,ilius vet. as compared with the cur
rc1t price Of May delivery. Country
offerings were small
corn showed strength throughout
The day. yielding only little when
wheat turned weak Fresh export sale
a. 100000 bushels az the seaboard had
much 10 DO with giving prices hit.
and $50 also did a noticeable falling OIL
30 Chicago receipts.
European demand for oats apneared
10 he as urgent As ever. Chicago
handlers were known 20 have sold
100000 bushels to the seaboard. and
there were signs that the real tota.
VA, good deal more. Range Of
p. .ces:
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.oLt>r LARXt% q VATHBoS>iEs 'D'''
PROPOSALS.

Once OF ComWissary Purchasing
Agent Panama Raj ho4d Company. \
STATE Etro,t. Sew Yorl. March Ind. 1918.
Sea lea proposals Hill be re- etscd at this
o.nss uLul .1 ? 81. March 18Th. 1915,
for furnishing o. tho Panama Rail Road
COMPANY $500 Sacks Flour tc.ther Spring
Wheat Dr Kansas Hard Wl-aD. IN accor-
dance with terms ana conditions 81 forth
.u Circular Es4u.s.tton 80. asa Blanks
arl tII Information w.H '. .H.s.ust az
this office. 70 D. IHGLs.plD. Com-
m.ssliy Purchasing Agent
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. -l-iHrf secretary
Room 1907 Municipal building
Telephone 1850 Worth
New York February 3 1918
Ry mo.ion adopted February II. 1913 ths
time ~ the above t"ar.ng was dNei AZ -
O'Clock 10 the forenoon. instead Of 1880
O'Clock
JAMES - M.fANN
Assistant Secretary
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damages and The attendant Minnie 4 entitled .
Judgment 81 her favor. 20 cain against her pef-
s0raIIy has been Cgiao isbei
Francis McNich0. a. erec1ior 0 The sin ~
aside a. being against this gresLer ~elxAt u the
evidence. Motion granted
Roe v Caro- Alice Carroll. Anna Carroll q al.
Edward l. Suge1t appointed guardian fOr infant de-
COUNTY c0URr-By PLAT J.
Harry A Moody Isaac Morris. Motion dsried.
without COSTS.
Mar K'amerilssse Kamm. N0ion denied ard
Judgment affirmed. with cots
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Receipts sos ptss nuyer backed on and thsro
vas q very limited volume ~ bus'ue-s. Prices SUI
fp.Cd decline ~ about &c 900 top adcs ~ ifcih
,rcaWcrs. .ltl al 20 her 1uHi'ir4 urs,'t 81 trcai-
ep. extras la2 scorel 3l85lilc. higher 3es a2igc;
'Hts 80 a.. seconds. -fl-a -ta,. h.d. ,htfas
~ foor.l 90 .,c. rrts s'le n -oisc ,'.oul,i -
pc. state ihiy. flfst. 2N 2Jc. good 10 prime,
- q, &c. initiation creamery. hsts. go .3c.
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron. n, No fS4 10 Flour. Nrs pat S. %
Iron, ", No "a 30 Cottun. mldI!ing $50
lion. 3 No Il 80 Cunee 80 Rio -
Steel Tails ...... L.5 Sugar fine gran b75
Elec copper. li4,l Nolasses Oh. = A.
Tin ............ u 90 Rect. family. % %
Exchange lead $50 IaIOw. special
Speiter ........ 1895 Fork. mess .... 20 On
V heat. No red 5ii3 Hogs. ar. 100 10 OF,
Corn. No 2 vel S.. IA.J. mid West Q ~
Oats. stand VIII ca.
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BRONX COUNTY.

BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURr.
Special TsTn-BEAb1 J.
M9tl1ls and cs-paile matters.
MOTION CALENDAR
Tidt/Terr-ti HushfsL BcMnofo
Spcidsi /fpeidel 1ihotdl "eulsniHh
sosclai Term for Trlah-BtiADY. J.
40 DAY caIcHdar.
Trial T1m--BliADf. }.
Fahey/TayF a ! Works Mr!eDMor 49,,
Frceyorae1 lCoIu1ibla Mckee Rodgers 4 HagJ
Wax Products Go G0.dsieEI inter
Linden Scblaier bsgel tODuu. keenJ
Wr0ugh Iron Wis Os'nl VI huun
ssidma1/ Adyine Const PedroiCummllS Const
Ksiuuardl5 BOttsuus Aunchma LegssH
hurak/ NcAiulisu. sGare EiVes/l lrltsc1
4 Triest FelcsjI T Co
COUNTY COURT.
Special Tsrm-llBBS. J.
Motions ard pare matters
Trial TeFm-TlERNAN. J.
No day calendar.
sURRoGAIgs COURT cHAm9tRs-sCHULz 8.
40 dag rcF.4tr
Trial Tsrm-SCHJLZ s.
80 day CAsluAf.
REFEREE APPOINTED.
SUPREME C0URT-BkADY J.
Campbell liaHes-John HyIcs-
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VI " Ncey Ia mont. " "a. l. A MoGo-sn.
Providence. II Stevens Dcyer. N Ghe,t, OF
Hammond Ind and ID Flanagan. Sew York City.
adm. ticd 10 practice
on - submitted
Sl3-Ouvef T. Newman/U s Of America ei rel
William ] fdzssL nOtion 10 advance submitted
lG.-CunO " Rudolph Of al. cUmmisslOners Of the
District Of Co umb d. Lynchburg Investment C0rpo-
Otatlu II a.. Argued.
l65-rroducors Oh CoiLydiA IiAnhen ct Al. sub
mlif al.
los l. Il S y II R/Fannio II Conarty. sdmI.
etc Submitted
meut commenced q,
Day call Tor THURSDAY March l. will BE- - 20,
lows l6. los. l6y. 10. III, III. lI5. Ia 10
aad III
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NASsAT CnTNTY

supPFHE COuRT-Trial -S,UDDER. J.
NtuI.aAd. D.bJ.e anO IuIM. '"u 10 ~ a aAo
Pastor JOS Sl.,Dscr r." i-'-i juan
A'....r...g b.. .Is. ,tg I-....f -fe .llr u alO
T.... DHrrii.sgr : .NIr... .'"i
II! .tc'h Sayles MANI. 3. hi' ES.o9
d ..lr4t. Sa..Fs nfH. T. / Il -
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
op the Stock Exchange Wednesday,
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n1rreRTRGH STOCKS.

Omen. HIGH. Low. Last.
SsIes - pins iq ~ BA ls'.
En- rol Gas 4 Flee ~
q Cons zee ....--''
q. frr Brewing .-'' %, AZ "a a..
,c- Ners 1t q 1T. ~ - ri. -.
~ Sat Fireproo0ng, - - 1911. 1871,
Or f-r.on Nat Ges - q o.
IS IN sw signal -
BONDS
,.f ,aou Iooi, l5ji.
8. n1 u.0u TIac ',....i,.,t let bga tgo
,... I,,tts Brew u.s.. 1es ssH W"
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. March 3. 1918.
nHHEp

+ COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Sew York. March 3. 1913.
BUTTER
+ Receipts. sos pigs nuyes backed on and th,,e
very limited volume ~ tusin,-s. Prices SUI
f-cd decline ~ about &c o1 top adcs o. fresh
ep. extras la2 scorel. 81 s5l'4c. higher "esa2irc;
ts~. 80 o. seconds. -tE3 n, n,'I' ~ "a
g2'e. state dairy. finest 2s zoe GOOD to prime.
-'N &c; initiation creamery. hgsts 2-@- sc
CHEESE.
He'cipt,. s'' boy~ EApotsrs showing inere"ins
interest ami considerable business rcpnr -. most ~
ia whole milk as aud twins state whole milk.
vilf~r. 0p,r, upe specials. I6c. AVERAGE fa9y'
.4. Ws-'' sii "loe mi,. aouo - e ,,li.tls'',.
Young Americas. lCE@ldAc. Mchgm nau. Hs
lp, etc .hll' ned u .,iat 80 - 90 "I'''''
EGGS.
R'ce'l.'. 10000 case'. r,mand reasonably so9d
and market tar.y s.esdy m fresh gsthe'ei Nearly
rrs sigHty weaker. except for gey fancy heuney
arts &c alsts. 70 ioi,c. seconds. Isi, 8lSt.c:
.etney Whites. fine 20 fancy. 2ie 25c. gathered, |.
~ Size and quality. use. Weston. ea.ter'd s2.e
.sc. hr1no9 browns. :.r. gathered AID co.o.,. 2!9
,.,. duck egr. Bat'nofo. .sc: We'iem' S5'S'c'
FRESH FRUITS.
Arp',s steady Strawberries d4I Oranges drag
SIG ArrlE~ sprohug ub.. f!ot- %, Norh-
90 Sl5. s-- ,U. Is. s. So 3. lluabaflsll. 81. -
VIZ Imir.ls Wn's-p & 56I s..
G'ey.rs. 5 -. IA l,,sr. 81 ,5S$- - q, 10
riAGS E.rd.- d.. 3IaSl5o. hsk.. 90 s..
S,f!EtA"bLhiaLS "a. a. ,2oFs}e: CHAN Il X.
~ lo cate 900 ~ %, o, - , as
@s4. Isl Ma. ATS 10 o.. 4asc. ORANGES,
IA boz 81 Os$36O. Porto REQ tlGts 10 Cg-
IA b.. 75ca{I Is. Cubl. Zoe q 81 80 P5rto Rico.
;sc,Il. PINIArFfIs rar,c R.o. Iied spanish.
4 CRAZE S-g$i55 Cuban. S. 4,a s. o.
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kid. ArF.
Lacledo Gas ~ sS
l. T. \ W.. & I
do pref. 10 20
l. n NJ lob 2o6 ?lg4
do pref....li4 llSb
long Island 80 s,
l. W BIS. iSt 23N
do 81 pref. 90 IS
tor l. pf.... litI nv
Mack Goa ~ Sc g.
Msnhat SHIRT as 40
DO pref 40 l02
Manhat El IA l2S
MAY Dep 81 70 b2b
DO pref. %
Mex Tct n. 20 80
Mont 4 pr. Psls 1914
NJ n 81 L.. 10 l6A
MSP& SSM ~ 49, l2S
NJ X & T pf 30 so'.
Morris Il Ts.l62 10
Nash Il Oh. lS2
Nat Biscuit.i20 1917.
do prof.....1ct l2i
y r a Stp NJ Is 81
Nat Lead pf.lO6i1 los
y r ON l ~ 10 ltt1
do "a pr. & %.
y Y Air r. bji1 90
\ Y l. & W NV l2l
\otf South. %
Nor Il W pf 50 81
North Am 90. g. CS
ont silver. 3
Fac r & T. 25i4 IS
DO pref. s. S1it
Ia4ht d pf... o.
Ieo n East. 9 .
/ g G & ~ l. CS -
Go pref. 100
pitts Coal ~ "a 70
y 7 w & C.l5S
PETS 81 ri So
Ir Stl g ~ go
Pun PA Garlic ~
Read ist pf So
90 "a uref. SIS Sii.
Rock Island. - z.
Rume'y Pr. ~ g..
81 J. n s F.. - 2
DO let pr. s 10
CO "a pref s.. 4
ST I Swn 900. 70
do pref. 81
Scars-Roeb $685. 20pg
DO pref....l-5is
IS ST. & !. ~ -
So - u Sug q
90 pref. 50 40
SERM&O cfs G. e,
stand MIL. II g.
30 pref. 81 %
Texas Co.....lSo l324
J. - l. < W III g
do pref f.. 5 8
Twin { Il r SO
In Type pf. - 100
l Rag 4 p. ~ 5
DO pref. .7H Is
In Gig NJ pf - lA
IN DRY Gds 80
In Ry Tnvt 81 10
DO pref 70 q
Z & P&F Q l2
| : Ind Al. II 20
DO pref. IS 81
= s Il & I'm 8
Na-Car Chem ~ 20
d pref .... 50 s.
Va Ry & r. A.
Va I G & c a. 30
Vulcan Detin 20
Wabash .....
90 pref ... "a
Wells r ENp So s.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Iup Calsndar-NANEN !
Room 8Sr Pos,orire Bu.ldi1g
Gillette Press Pub ssrituhlrr Auto Tire
Williams Yates duGr.nitsWks rs Co
Hic. Penn Young lsaI-r PUP
Srlamsusky Penn n 4 S.tasua4y Go
Tldeaafer OI. Globe Ind JaftAGre'un aumbidG
Meudsl.an O4ihEum ~ tiHtorlkeid&Imp
sharon Mason 4 u Co Is lest brriilus
0SayagsIP a Il e. a. oAei.l Penn X II
Scpnr.d 60 z S'I'f aliln 49,,
peyiIll lailrllcek-Illy Nats'n-7 %. 'i'eaie ~
ii,rl'tf. To,,.er RUBIN Bord-u's g. MIX
Cosa.A .pha PA Cement Rice y 1Nu@lIhh
shapiro n s lsI 90
causes 90 bo sent ID Rooms .0i ahh --'' AZ N
quiTcd -
Jury Calgndaf-llUNT J
Room -1- PlsI01.e building.
Penhae/CRR ~ = Nrstg. meg X L
Robinson Van Kiper Hoeh.er IrSin
Robinson. ktuu-rHra Go
Jury CaleHdar-NACK. }.
Room sO1. p,stHflce BuiltlnE
Causes o. 10 sent from Room 80 a. required.
Iun calend5r-IlIAi'HNEN. J.
Room tJi ros.Hrics Building.
L 8 r. spcrsI.a
Equity Cal-ndaf-LEARNFD HAND. !.
Room D. Woo."orth Buildng
Walker6Sous Goldberg
Cdss ou No day calendar
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CIRCUIT COURT OF APPsALs,1,L.AcoMBE,

gn..0iico Bu ding.
L G/FldeIliy A Deuesit pI&WHRf NYDockCo
foug Ping NgOr|I LVerettCi afAe6 be- clct
Uotchkis, AT CIV Bk pha POr. and Gem
I : Hon I'm Norton CoiByes
ruCopperS Ana Copper Evans. NGA ~ truss
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NEW YORK COUNTY.

SUFhtmt LUChl
AnpslIatr Cl,i,lon-lst D pt.-RCcess.
Appellate Term-Ne 50
Socciai rm-Fart BLUR !
MOTION ,ALINDAN-!o.a1 Ia.
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$50. ASK.
Allis-Chalm, : 10 LA
DO pref..s1 81 ii,
Am Az On. Sgls lgAl q
do pref. 80 IS IL
Am 4 s ~ s. S5l q
4 II = n t. 50 sSj1IIo
DO pref. lazy l35 II.
\ & 4 r pfu2N MA, q
Am CT n. 90 5oislto.
Am G l. pt.lo- los. Ma
Am Cot on. IS ~ Ma
do pref. giN. 40. q
Am loo ~ IS Ma
Am Malt. o 8. Ma
do prof.. eSis S.ei q
Am SIN NJ .lOlA 1913. Me
Am SnuU...14a To- Me
do prcf....iu3 l05 Mo
Am 81 Ely a ~ NJ
Am Wool. l6 Is Ms
Am w \ II Nj
Ann Ar1or.. 50 Mo
do pref. 20 Ma
Assets Real va
As VI ls, NJ s1 d
fa'd Ia III IS y
letH Sl pflASas lH4 Ma
kN'Nn 4 g Is Ia Is
liiuusVirk.. a. d a
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suRRoaAIes' COURT CHANGERS.

iDNAlAN. :.
Wills FOR PROBATE-At 10 70 a u.
john " D'Icsy Elzsbs'h Hunter
Herman .uslhoim liw u Jones
PI.iu g. puI Join Coaioy
tt.. iH.- lee
tu.rlt losee AZ 2. m
Tdai Term-FOWLER S--At l0.3) & IL
CONTESTED WILL
I'm : N.ll -MiII 10 y
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BOSTON CURB CLOSING.

s. nm An Zin, IT'D 10 70. Nv
C ON New Eng To- 5s.lWi> lo.'+ - ~
1000 West E'cc 5s....lo l'I I'4 ava
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RrFFRses APPOINTED.

sUPRERE COURT-BiJUR J
S,amans B5 Tor 7'tiU' Centre CO Moran.
Martin ~im.n-H l. DeMius.
Vr.allu Tsyc-W Haurct
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The Silence Of Christian Democracy in the United States

shoulder above the din can hope to be
audible even for a minute.
Such voice has been heard. What
ever our estimate of VIM. ]. Bryan, he
undoubtedly was, as secretary of state,
Intimately in touch with the realities
of the war, as but few Americans can
be. No man has until now said a
more apropos word in delicate situa-
ton than has Bryan in the days imme-
diately after his resignation. He said:
"Nothing has surprised me more, In
my official connection that that great
metropolitan newspapers are trying to
determine the policy Of a nation and
take its affairs out Of the hands Of
the officials"
At the Parting Of the Ways.
1t is not necessary to call by name
the great metropolitan newspapers to
which Mr.. Bryan refers and OF which
the New York Herald is the chief Of
fender. Nor is it necessary to impute
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the motives that actuate them. 1t
suffices to accept these newspapers
upon their face value. They reek with
lies and Misrepresentation. Their
cant and innuendo, threats and bully
ings represent the acme of all that is
unethical. There is no palliating cir
lcumstances nor shadow excuse. Every
thing is deliberately done.
How can the Holy Spirit of Truth
take up his abode in the pages OF
newspapers that have no purpose ex-
cept to create prejudice, to foment
passion and to plunge the country into
war in the leash of the Father Of Lies?
This is apparent to common sense and
the wonder is how it can happen that
even Catholics feed regularly at the
| troughs of this debauched press and
allow themselves blindly to be cor
rupted by it.
MaIefactors Of Public Opinion.
No country can make war unless all
the people stand behind the govern
ment, ready to bring all the sacrifices
of war. Public opinion is a very I'M
certain thing until it is formulated by
knowledge and judgment or drunk
with prejudice and passion. How goes
the pendulum?
In the course of our business in var
ious sections of the country and by
the perusal of very many American
newspapers. we have come to the I'M
shakeable conviction that the secular
press of America does not properly in
form the public. Let us waive the
question of reports from abroad, for
the press is at the mercy of the cores
pondents, whose instructions we do
not know. Aside, from these reports
there are the editorials and essays
meant to be instructive. No word will
describe most of this writing except
Ignorance, Grass and black, deep as
hell, and high as heaven.
The vast majority of ready news
writer's know practically nothing of the
history of the nations at war; nothing
of their antecendents, condition OF the
people, status of legislation, degrees
of popular government, education, re.
Iligious influences. economic problems
race psychology. character Of govern
Imenf etc To think that these factors
Iof public opinion are turned loose upon
1.-THE American people in critical hour!
What a traversity of progress and en-
lightenment! But there are redeem.
ing features first in the inertia Of chro.
into newspaper readers, who from years
|..os sxpsr!epce. have : soecoasciOpa
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conviction that after all: 1T may not
be so;" and, secondly, in the inteli-
gent minority who actually wnow that
lit is not So" "&
The Catholic Factor Of Public
Opinion.
Speaking from a Catholic point OF
view, we find it a pity that most of
the Catholic papers have no definite
and concerted policy. There are IN
deed references to the war, reports OF
special exp. Catholic phases, incident
al essays, ETC., that do credit to the
Catholic name, but on the whole Chris
tian philosophy finds no adequate ex-
preston and application for the avoW'
ed purpose definitely shaping pubic
opinion. Thus the very highest pre-
rogative of the Catholic press Is con
siderably negatived and rendered ster'
lie.
The Influence Of the Labor Press.
From it's own point of view, that OF
economic interests, and caring little
apparently, about other phases OF the
world problems. except az hey effect
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sv the Social Service Commission,
American Federation Of Catholic
Societies. Peter e. Dietz,
Editor, Hot Springs,

The War-RoIe of the American Press.
The nations at war can think only
of war; the nations at peace ought
think of nothing but peace. War Is a
curse and peace is a blessing. The
nations at peace must work and pray
to take away the curse upon the ma
lions at war. Even to think of peace
for those who cannot stop to think OF
1t, is blessing and a prayer.
Men and movements have express
ed their thoughts, sentiments and re-
solutions about peace and war. In
the clamor of conflicting views, the
voices confuse and confound and none
but the men who tower head and
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-tRHsoLvHD, That the convention

"rREsOLVED, That the convention
of the American Federation of Labor,
in view of the general peace congress
which will no doubt be held at the
close of the war, for the purpose of
adjusting claims and differences, hold
itself in readiness and authorize the
Executive Board to call meeting of
the representatives of organized labor
of the different nations, to meet at
the same time and place, to the end
that suggestions may be made and
such action taken as shall be helpful
in restoring fraternal relations, pro-
tecting the interests of the toilers and