davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
YStdvdn baudaIIa.

Vinhaa vauhtia kitaa juna
lantta kohti, lapi Ruotsin villa
wien tasankojen, Obi kauniiden
metsien ia vuorien. Useampia
tunteja olemnfe toverini ia nina
istuneet ~junassa, mutta kohta jo
pitaisikin oltaman perilla.
10 kuuluukin veturin vihellys
ia vaunussa nousee halina, kuhn
ihmise talkavat kokoomaan tava-
roitaan. Juna pysahtyy ia in
misvirran mukana joudumme
ulos pienelle kauniille asemalle,
jossa on aka vilkas ihmisvilina.
Aseman edustalta saamme aju-
rim ia ajamme lapi suuren, hyvin
rakennetun tehdaskylan, eraa-
seen matkustajakotiin. Toverini
on STELLA hyvin tuttu ia meidat
otetaan v~astaan kuhn kaivatut,
odotetut sukulaiset, eika Min
kuhn vieraat matkustajat.
Virkistettyamme itseamme
ruualla ia juomalla seka vahan
levattyamme, lahdemme ulos,
katselemaan ymparist0a.
Toverilleni on seutu hyvin tut
tua. Taalla han on syntynyt ia
kasvanut, taalla lapsuuden ia en-
81 nuoruuden herttaiset ajat
viettanyt. Lapsuusajan ihanat
muistot ovat hanta tame kan
nustaneet. Minulle sitavastoin
on kaikki outoa, vierasta. Minua
eli tame kutsuneet kauniit kuvat
lapsuuden leikkikentilta eika
rakkaus syntymaseutuun. Minua
kutsui tame pyha, kallis music.
Sc music on min syvasti sieluu-
nj kotiintunut, eta Sc varmaan
STELLA puhtoisena, kultaisena
muistona sailyy, sailyy silloinkin,
kuhn mustat voimat, karsittyjen
surujen synkat muistot ~sieluuni
hiipii ia sta julmasti raastaa
viela elavana muistona.
Jatamme kylan, arkielaman
touhuineen ia jatkamme mat
kaamme ulos stella, metsan sill
mekseen johtavaa tieta. Ala
tuksiamme eli enaa hairitse ty0-
pajojen halina ia melske. Tove-
RIM kulkee aanet0nna miettei-
siinsa vaipuneena. Puhuminen Ell
minuakaan huvita. Kuuntelen
lintujen laulua ia tuulen humi-
naa lehdikossa. Laulakaa vain
tie pienet, viattomat olennot, joil-
la Ell ole surua huomisesta. Sol
ia vain sinakin salo kanneltasi
soittosi kuuleminen vahan he'll
poittaa rintani tulsa tuskia.
Kiiruhdamme as~keleitamme,
pikemmin saavuttaaksemme
matkamme paamaaran, joka
kummallekin meista on yhta ra-
kas.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
VEREN RAUHAA.

Veren rauhaa uhkuu maa
Samoa taivas toivottaa.
Veren rauhaa huojuu putt
Samoin kaikki luodut muut.
Veren rauhaa lancet laulaa
Merten aaret loiskuaa.
Veren rauhaa rannat raikaa
Vuorten rinteet kaikuaa.
Veren rauhaa lehdot sol
Rusoittelee paivan koi.
Inehmoinen vaipuu vaan
Aatoksihin, mailman.
Tahto oisi kiittaa Isaa,
Joka alma leipaa lisaa.
Liha on min heikko vaan,
Ell p~aremmaksi tulekaan.
Ennenkuin on maaSSa Ollut,
Sielta taivahaaseen tullut.
Jossa alma verta riittaa
Tuhansihin aanens liittaa.
Jospa sails Sc paiva koittas
Jolloin veri kaikki voittaa!
Sc toisi rauhan ~sy0mmehen,
Tyynnyttaisi melskehen.
Ihmisetkin kaikki vaan
Lois kiitoskatseen Karitsaan.
Joka toimi rauhan nellie
Veren rauhan langenneille.
Esteri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04

kaikkine s%yntineni etsia pelas-
tusta stella, "mista kaikki apu
tulee'. Jesus, han yksin vol
sydan hawai- parantaa, han vol
sarkyneen epatoivoisen elaman
ehjaksi saattaa.
Hulda N.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04

Hiskian tavalla rupesi han rukoi-
lemaan armoa ia lyhytta paran-
nuksen aikaa. Han eli tahtonut
lymyttaa itseansa puitten taa,
sta varten eli ollut metsaan tul-
Tut. Moni haluaa viela tanakin
paivana lymyta puitten taa ia
viela sittenkin syyttaa Aatamia
ia Eeva. Painvastoin oil Urpo.
tullut syyttamaan itseaan ia
kuollutta sydandantansa virvoit-
tamaan. Suuren jarkensa kans-
sa mitteli han mahdottomia syn
ti-taakkojaan. Epausko pyrki
voittamaan. Han eli osannut SUI
pistaa jarkeansa min pieneksi
ia yksinkertaiseksi kun olisi tar
vinnut. Yhtakkia muistui ha-
men mieleensa raamatunlause:
"Vanhurskaan rukous vol paljon,
koska Sc totinen." Nyt tiedan
vanhempieni rukoilleen puolesta-
nj ia Jumala on kuullut heidan
avuksihuutonsa. ITALIA tavalla
tattoo nyt Jumala minua KURT
taa ia ajaa ulos Kristusta etsi-
maan. Paiva oil kulunut jo Tiki
ehtoota, paljon virkistyneempa-
ma laksi han metsasta kuhn oil
slime tullut. Moneen paivaan-
kaan Ell ollut toivoakaan parantu-
misesta. Kaivannon pillien aani
muuttui Urpon mielesta hirvitta-
vaksi, han olisi nyt mcclellan
jattanyt viimeiset jaahyvaiset
tale vapaalle maalle, plutta va
rain puute sen esti. Ketaan eli
voinut syyttaa, kohtaloonsa oil
t%yytyminen. Lopuksi terveyten-
sd sailyttamiseksi paatti Urpo
siirtya metsat0ihin. Nuoruuten-
sa alan oil han kuluttanut mita
katkerammalla tavalla. Odotta-
matoin oil Sc ilosanoma isalle ia
aidille kun kauniin anteeksipyyn-
tokirjeen oil Urpo aidilleen ia j.
salleen l%ahettanyt. ia viela pyy-
tanyt rukoilemaan puolestansa
hurjasta elamastansa ia tervey-
tensa menettamisesta eli Urpo
ITALIA kertaa viela voinut etenkin
aitinsa tahden sanallakaan mai
nita. Vakuutettuja olivat van
hemmat lisa, seka att, eta Juma-
la oil kuullut heidan rukouksen-
sa ia avannut heidan poikansa
silmat tuolla vieraalla maalla.
Riemun ~kyyneleet virtasi heidan
kasvoilleen ia s~ydamellinen xii
tos kohcci vanhusten huulita.
Taivaallista LUCIA he kiittivat
ia ylistivat, pyynt0nsss -aSkiyat
nyt taytetyksi. Lukemattomat
oil ne y0t, joita Aiti etenkin oil
saanut unetta viettaa Urponsa
80. So.
tahden. Surusta ia kyynelista
oil muotonsa vanhentunut. lois
ia paivaa eli han enaa muistanut.
Tue kallis hetki jaa hanen mie-
leensa muistorikkaana ia iloisena
hetkena. Olihan kyllin syyta nyt
lolita. Kirjeensa lopussa lupaa
Urpo saapua plan kotia. Att Sc
ka lisa olivat siita varmoja ettei
Urpo heillen koskaan ollut viela
valhetellut. Raskaan taakkansa
saivat he nyt pois jattaa, paiva
toisensa pertain. Toivossa kului
aka saada lapsensa viela kerran
sulkea kodin hellaan syliin, SUI
rem mailman pauhinasta.
(Jatk.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
Luontoa sina tutkimaton

Nil OiCI, yhoiiiOiiioeSAi uvNS~s' -
luonto haluaa kulkea vanhoja la
tujaan 80. Sairaloisina varjy-
vat hermot, kun uuden ajatusta-
van pakoittavat niita uusiin Ia
poihin, uusiin toimintamuotoi-
hin.
= K~ehityksen sallit, ct hyppa-
ysta - niink0?
= Siksik0 minun on tarvinnut
vahtia ia varj0tella kuhn mikakin
pahantekija rangaistusta pela-
ten, siksik0, eta rikoin sinun la
kejasi 49,?
= Olisi pitanyt ensin valimuo-
toon ninkuin Paavo ia Helena
-. He etenevat rikkomuksitta.
- Uneksinko nina val tulenko
hulluksi? 49,.
= Vol, maailma on suuri, suu-
ri lohduttomuus!
Ami kosketti hanen kattaan,
ia siina kosketuksessa oil kipina
pelastavaa taikaa. Zero herasi
siihen elamantoivon viekastele-
vaan tervehdykseen, ia vaikKa
sen ansaksi huomasikin tunsi sit
tenkin sta kohtaan kiitollisuut-
ia, silla levittihan Sc ohutta loh-
dun harsoa kaiken yli. r.
10 jaksoi han taas katsella pix
kupiirteitakin ymparist0ssaan,
jo jaksoi taas pilkaksikin pistaa
papin esitysta kuunnellessaan.
Pohjalta vain nousi vielakin huo-
Klaus.
Vihdoinkin paastiin raittiiseen
ilmaan.
Eeroni, oletko sairas? -
kysyi Ami huolissaan, astuttaes-
sa kirkonportaita.
-Ajatusten vasytiama vain.
Pappilan Aria oil 10 kirkossa
huomannut Tapanilan joukon, ia
nyt han riensi heita tapaamaan
pyytaakseen kirkkokahville. ia
min tuli sitten kaikkisin poiket-
tua pappilaan, jossa saatiin run
saasti nuhteita, kun oil tykka-
naan Observation-Disclosures unoh-
dettu. Varsinkin Aria ahdisti
moitteillaan Kirstia ia Eevaa, sa-
noen olevansa oikein loukkaantu-
nut. Mama taas syyttivat nuor-
ia paria, joka eli halunnut kotipii-
ria ulommaksi. :
Sitten asetettiin ensi tapaami-
selle varmuuden vuoksi oikein
maarapaiva.
Kun saattamassa olleet pappi-
Ian nuoret olivat ernnoeet, sal
Ami vasta aikaa kysyakseen.
Eerolta tarkemmin, mika hanta
oil vaivannut. Tair peitteffen ia
kiertoteita vastasi Zero, joka Ell
vielakaan uskaltanut uskoa itse-
aan kokonaan Amin kasiin.
- Zero, sinussa on jotain, jo-
ia en- nina nyt ymmarra.
= Jokaisessa on jotain yksis-
taan omaa itseaan varten - lau-
sui Zero selitykseksi.
- Onko?
Kun Zero huomasi, eta Ami
oil pahoillaan, paatti han ola va
han avomielisempi. Han sanoi
sis kuhn eli olisi Amin pahastu-
mista huomannutkaan:
-Tiedatko mita ! nina u.s.
kon, eta ajattelu on ihmisen tu-
no. !,
= Sepa omituinen keksint0!
= huudahti Ami huvitettuna.
= Totta tarkoitan. = Eeroa
narkastytti, kun Ami otti sen
min kevyesti. = Otan avukseni
vertaukSen niinkuin Eevakin.
Tiedat miten useat bakteerilajit
suotuiSissa oloSuhteissa lisaanty-
vat suunnattomasti ia mikaan eli
nayta voivan Mile estetta parma,
mutta = o kohtalon kovuus -
ne lopulta kehittavat itse itsel-
leen tuhoavan myrkyn, jossa on
niiden surma. Minun eli tarvitse
samoa, miten tama soveltuu tar
koittamaasi asian.
Ami oil hammastyksissaan e.
nemman Eeron kuhn hanen sano-
jensa vuoksi. Siksi han mitaan
sanomatta vain katsoi kysyvasti
ia syita etsien.
Mutta Zero jatkoi mistaan MT
nevan siksi, ettei ymmartanyt
tarkoitusta. Senvuoksi han viela
jatkol:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
Rakas nucri $iSko.

"Allos pelkaa y0ta maan,
taivaan tahdet loistaa.
Luota Herman Jumalaan,
Han vol varjot poistaa".
Eik0 ole ihanaa ola nuori! Sy-
dan taynna intoa ia toivoa odot-
taa nuori elamaa. Mita elama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
from The Tribune Bureau
InNfW
yVAshington. April 81

Washington Apri 81
Col L MFRvIN MAUs. med. corps. from bead
quarters. Eastern Department Nay J. 70 no nome
Msjor FREDERIC II sARGENT. lnf, q. l.. 10
llth Inf 70 ta3e eG.Is NE, nay ,s,, II, found IN.
c,pI tGifoRGE r. BALTzELt. 10Th to oth Inf.
c, May LAURENCE A. CURTIS. 22d Inf ttI,n..
ferred TO iih Inf 10 take effect May u. TO loh
CAP. ia'' A6 G1 @ CLARKE coast ar. to Washing
fou Tor examination for reurement ~
Cart PHILIP II WORCESTER. and serord lheu-
a STAY H. FIiANkE. coast ar. 10 West foiht
Ansay Academy. August ~ ,
dicsted Major JOHN d; l.. IiARThANi, ~
Ss EAIETTTl s, s q w iTia W. 70 oR6oN
aide de camp. Is, Cav. first Lieut. GEORGE w, w
pIARMON. Sd Cav CAPT IkN Ing ). CAhk
mn Inf First Lieut.. RoDLRlCh DEW 4th
r, ri. Lieut.. JOSEPH " sTIILwELL i2th Inf .
10 Madison barracks toI agY I'm, Sniii August o.
Fir,f Lieut.. louis DOUGHERrY. 81 Field AT.
placed on list q detached onccrs 70 iske enee'
ss'd A. removed tSerefrom. 10 take effect June
So lieut. HALL assigned Sd Field Art. 10 take
r, Tn"'i i SaI EDWARD r CyPPoCK. % Cav.
nisced on ist Of detached officers. 10 take effect
June l. and First Lieut. GEORGE II. BAlRD
az removed thefsfrom. 10 take eject June 10
lieut. BAIRD assigned 18th Cav. 10 take eject
r, yI'e Lieut. ALBERT L BALL. Field AT 70
Ir,ei IS Inspector Instructor. fi,-d AZ o phio.
Nr'tisso and Indiana 10 take elect June 30
r.,,s. ~ .bSence CAPT WILLIAM ROBERTS. re.
tiredi. recruiting officer Il DAYS Cspt hobt ~
WAf ny NICHOLS Iith Inf six months: Capt
THOMAS J. SMITH. Ord. Dept' 10 10 pV ,a,,,
gPon teief from R1TSsHlI oG Inf ,ffs. mouth.
Mi lIf,os = Frst Lieut. THOMAS L CRYS-
tai "a Inf. one moatA. thence 20 HAWAI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
WINDING UP u. S. EXPRESS
President Roberts Reports on
Progress of Liquidation.

d. |. Roberts, president Of the United
States Express Company, which retired
from business on June 80, 1914, yes
terday issued to stockholders a state
ment of the company's condition as Of
December 81, 1914. when the work of
liquidation had been in progress six
months. The problem of liquidatng
the affairs Of the company included the
adjustment of accounts Of more than
1900 Offices. the disposition of property
in twenty-eight states and in a number
of foreign countries, the disposal of
large number of unexpired leases, with
an annual liability for rent OF more
than $500,000.
President Roberts in a statement TO
the stockholders said it was necessary
TO arrange with other express COM
panies to complete the transportation
of about 100000 shipments in the Gus
tody of the United States Express
Company and about $1,000 shipments in
foreign countries. OF the equipment
on hand on December 81, 1914, shown
on the balance sheet at 3 value Of
Sll8,000, he said the greater part has
been disposed Of. On the disposition
of other assets he added:
Since June 80, 1914, real estate Of
the book value Of s570,932 has been
sold for s82e,081. There remains un-
sold real estate of the book value Of
sl.Ol5,l29. Efforts to dispose Of this
property have been continued, but since
the beginning of the war there has
been practically no market for such
property, except at prices so low as to
involve serious sacrifice.
1.-THE company owns securities OF the
book value Of s5,l37,086. No attempt
has as yet been made to dispose Of
them, for the reason that the condi-
ton Of the security market has not JUS
tilted such action"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
BUSINESS REVERSES
BANKRrPTCY PETITIONS.

pvN.,.,,rN " uAEEp ~ ils Tas, ss,h q,
bhN'AMLN H. hAiNhH o. 10 H"S' '''' -
ard petition with liabilities sl5.624. and no avail
,rl. a.ss,s u. IA. AZ share. OF stock O, the Al
lanua Turpea,ias AMI Refining Company. Of no
value, Of which company he Was formerly VICE
prcsidcn; and manager. Nearly all his liabilities
we're on accoun, Of that company. Among the credi
tors are the Columbia kncSeioocEet Irust co.
8. coo Firs, National Rank, Of Bradford. Pa and
Weaver & Coroner Philadelphia. 5000. Keystone
/ National Powder Company Emporium. Pa. VIE.
ard savannah supply Complain. -. ~. .-.-
MORRIS HEl'E\REi,li, l'anuiaI,ufssf o. S 800
S2is s Berf S7l4. and lrs Jsnowssy. 'lo. La
bill De, - 5000. assets $i.V90. -.,...
Loui, 6olicn d IanGeabia,t CO... manufacturers
9, qmbr91a handles a. ~ Ea;i S'n 1! s, DprF
Hi,I q f is.ob Tc-var. $50. Thcy made
man. 30, a,' S'S SiS,.l @o anu
an s'Ss!Ihe,tt OF, Ns ,r =, IN. Heal Er,rir.
At 49, 81 r. AMI 8 is asd petition with Hatii
tcs 81 * 10 inr'' cieilTs 49,, ala r.,,
LN'lA - 81 81 -s5 ss.rts SEQ rrns!s;lrs
%. siors 500 af'1rc' 500 and a,,ounl, $-'o'
CoMloSiii'NS toNrlhMLD.
roerrU / rroCH i1 business as T. L Bioch
Co.. @ .... l.,.. c9 II. dollar cASS Lsblii
'.' ,s-. 50 --4
BAo( s,, 4LI Me- 1- G1i' '' ar g cents on
me dollar cash. LaS'nt. T.fs }aefi'.
BANKRUPTCY N'I-"Dl It, -,
THE AMERICAN GRAND - IDS n -: J. ~ NJ
O'iI pi'A "a. #" ". aa fIcJ sheduleS showing
Pl"'tii a.. q, ..S 90 rbi,h $50 o69 js fer mer-
i,~.lI .N ,-,,,V,i as.c,s SIAs60 consisting o.
o.d,'', ~ ~ ' s-ns q 9oG s.-ouuts s. zoo .
800. S.-.vV .si Ssli6 Res5et IN, above
tia-.-ls f'.. go 80, "A .-.Iit1-s on contracts
.~'l.ilrs no. -'' Ao''' |
~ INA thnIlrS- C-r,>.o CORPORATION OF Ny
Al % l,h' 49, tSyifIss So 90 and
a'H S ss UutS9 -, ',c-L S30l9- horses
ss1a S.',o''s ,1s.t'no-y 81 vi. ao-1un.s
e. s.n e. ana claims S. 700 o. which 81. ,o9
10 a'', ~. .I'' =, ,, 'I.,st,,oe,. The com
70, "s"IH' .MT = -, 90 -6sj' Aponz tie cred
'",, 80" to .,,-. of - 4 A Blautelf S2.s1l;
ri G1,-| N.4rt s I>g and Cool Roads Ma
'pp cum ,'..',.,,. .'.r,.a,b <,uare Pa S225o
'n Mi itf,f,T1 si,o. fes q- Al II Wllett s.
', o.. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
SUMM0NSES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
york County.-George Dorsch. Plaintiff
against Margaret Daub and Sophie Gold.
DEFENDANTS. Summons.
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned 70 answer ihs
compIaint in this action and 10 serve copy
NJ Your answer on the Plaintiffs attorney
within 20 days after the service OF this sum
mons exclusive OF the day OF service AMI
in case OF your failure TO appear. or answer.
judgment will be taken against you by de-
fault FOR the relief demanded In the COM
plant. 49, ~
Holm C. HOENNINGER. Plaintiffs Attor-
new. Of,ice and Post Ofice Address, No.
s Beekman Street. Borough OF Aanhat-
tan New York city.
To Margaret Dsub and Sophie Gold.
The foregoing summons IL served upon
YOU by publication. pursuant 20 an order OF
Hon. NATHAN BLUR one OF the justices OF
the supreme Court OF the State OF New
York dated March eth. 1913, and aled with
the complaint in the Office Of the Clerk %
the County OF New York at the County Court
House in the Borough OF Manhattan, City
81 New York on the 9Th day OF April, 1915.
JOHN c. HOENNINGER. Plaintiffs Attor-
ney. No. Beekman Street, New York
City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28

TO MIS- r. r. Freund. r. NJ. .Youmsns,
Lamar LINTON. Mrs Cessna ". Ahrens.
Mrs Mary Heard Dcnison Mrs a. 6.
Shaw. Mrs r. 8. Wltherhee. Mrs. hittis
Upper. Arthur J. Ryan. Glenn *. carver.
Mrs Caroline Harris. Mrs. r. a Miler or
Chas. " Shippee. Mrs. J. J. Mitchell MISS
Laura Stanley. Mrs. l.. A. Gorretson Chss'
T.. Cook Maria t. Moran. Mr. or Mrs A.
s Nlven. Mr. or Mrs G. y. Hawley. MIS-
Mary Mitchell. Mr.. or Mrs Chas. e. Dewey
Mr or Mrs. James r. Hoyt. Julia Moody.
Mr or Mrs John r. Bartlett or Mrs:
Josephine Morse. Mrs. -. Howard, J. huIi
Davidson. Mrs Laura G. Turner Mfs.
Marie A Crandall. H. @. x. Hester. a. -
Teytor, Mrs Emma Greehisw Roblnson'
Mrs. Florence A. Vohl Mrs o Worden'
Miss Lillian r. Weston. Mrs. l.. 3: Rogers
Sophia r. Maconochie. Miss Catherine Phe-
Ian. r. =. Fox. IT.. Geo. f. Morris. W. r.
Young. G. l. Williamson, A. L. or Ia a.
Plalsdei. A. r. Miner. W. T. lawson
Miss Mary Mcintyre. Mrs. Clarence nam
ilton You and each OF you are hereoy
our lien upon the property hereinafter qe.
scribed having expired. after due notlSe
thereof had been given YOU We VIII Gauss
such property. 20 wit, Household Goods;
Personal Effects ard Merchandise stored
in the Columbia Storage Warehouses ~
you or in your name cor In when you may
have an Interest,". 10 BE- sold AT puoIlo
auction. according to the statute IN sucn
case made and provided. AZ Nos 80 -
West s7th ST. on Saturday. May Sth. 1918.
at 80 4. NJ. and ~ the sale thereof
is not completed on said dato the same
each and every Saturday thereafter. be-
ginning az 1880 A. ", until the sale Is
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
SUPREME coUR
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribunel
Albany, April q. - interpretations
filed with the Secretary Of State to-day:
\ sohei Manhattan; drygoods Sc. 600. Ma
than Sone 40 Riverside Drive. y. Y; Louis
Ross Hogan khiftug Corp Utea; SO 400; Nor
Gan VI. Hogan. Goa b. Hogan. Charles Ross
wore Furrisr Manhattan; 5000; Mildred
RumDf. 80 I. 10th st.. y. Y. sylvia Rubin Max
Sacher - !.
schmulkcr &. Abramson. Brooklyn. realty;
Brooklyn R. Ahram.on. Georce Brown. Btoosslyyn
Vanity Fair Shop Manhattan. merchandise: $40
900 Pauline I'elin 20 Z. j1ih st.. y \ Grace
T. Schooumskcr. Lillian J. NauWyck. y y.
C07eu Estates Corp. BROOKLYN. 5000. Joseph
A. Caml. 39i KoSclusko st.. Brooklyn; John {.
Loud Brooklyn Clarence : Rogers. Evergreen. L. l.
Prot Hirsch Co. Manhattan. mfg exterminstor
,or Insects so 600 Louis Hirsch. 1851 Cropsey az
B.ooklrn. John Nlerenbegg IuNus Fankel. y. \.
northern Bronx Coal e. Wood Co. Manhattan
s. 600. Agnes F. Mahoney. . W. 1874 St. y. T.:
Minnie L. Hogan Irene Hogan. y. Y.
Trask Estates. Manhattan. realty; $50 900; Fred
erlck Maerkla -33 Broadway. y. Y. Daniel +.
Kelly. Edna j. S!ess. y. Y.
simon yent-ugh;er Co. Manhattan: appliances
$50 900. Leopold Simon. % Union square. n. Y
sidney II. Weinberg Simon c. Weinberg. Brooklyn.
Hammerie Lighting Fixture Co; syracuse: $40 :
000: Henrietta ;. Hammerls c. II. Hammers.
Clarence Hammerle Syracuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
PUBLIC NOTICES.

mani notice is hereby given that an act,
Assembly No. 2osi. Int. No. 1884, has been
passed by both branches OF the Legislature,
entitled an act 70 amend chapter -FOUR or
the laws OF eighteen hundred and ninety
one. entitled, IAN act 70 provide for rapid
transit railways IN cities OF over one MILL
ion inhabitants" with reference 20 restora-
ton OF street Or park surfaces or property
ana application OF proceeds OF sale or
CONVEYANCE OF property not required for
rapid transit purposes and OF rent OF prop
erty acquired for rapid transit purposes
Further notice r. hereby given that
Public Hearing upon such bin will he held
AZ the Mayors ONCE in the city Hall IN
The CITY OF New York. on Thursday. April
90 1915 at 10 80 o'clock 4. NJ.
Dated, City Hall, Now York. April rs.
1915. JOHN PURROY mitchell.
MAYOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
State Banks May Join System

A conference will be held to-day at
Federal Reserve Bank between the
officials and representatives of the
state banks Of this district to discuss
plans whereby the latter may be in
Auenced TO Join the reserve system. 1t
was learned yesterday in banking
quarters that so anxious are the
members of Federal Reserve Board
that state banks will join that they
will offer strong inducements, among
which was mentioned the formation of
regulations which will permit them to
withdraw from the reserve system IL
they are not satisfied once they are in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
prRsrANr TO STATUTORY REQUIRE.

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment, notice is hereby given that an act.
Senate No 1885, Int. No. 1867, has been
passed by both branches OF the legislature.
entitled an act 10 amend the Greater New
York charter. in relation 10 authorizing
the CITY OF New York 10 acquire moro
land and property than Is needed for actual
construction I'm laying out, widening, ex-
tending or relocating parks, public places.
hereby given that a Public Hearing upon
such bill will be held at the Mayors once
i'm the city Hall in The CITY OF New York,
on Thursday. April 20. 1918. at 1910
o clock \. NJ.
Dated. City Hall. New York, April -,
1918 JOHN PURROY Mitchell
Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment, notice IL hereby given that an act.
Assembly No 1916. Int. No. 1888. has been
passed by both branches OF the Legislature.
entitled an act 20 amend the Greater New
York charter. IN relation 20 tho cost OF
local improvements for the determination
OF mosquitoes In the boroughs Of Brook
lyn and Queens Further notice Is hereby
given that a Public Hearing upon such bill
will be held at the Mayors once In tho
CIV Hall in The city % New York on
Thursday. April 20, 1915. az 1880 o'clock
A. VI.
Dated, City Hall. New York. April 20,
1918. JOHN PURROY mitchell,
Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
CONSTITUTION EXPRESS STORAGE WARE
LAIL.E

sos West AIfn -. ..
To G Holmes Mrs MessheT. Mis. Lrey r.
Williams Alice Bronick. Miss Goose : 7. leunlng'
= curry = Il jereflcs Miss 81 l.. Hewes q VI.
SEWARD Brossmsn. Mary Naloney. Mss lorraine.
Mrs. COOL Mrs. Fal.or. Taad shine Mss S.,e.r'
wick McFadlen. Roi'. Lahfr. M-s. Crane. VIZ
TrsrNiT. Mrs Campbell wash. Mmsol's S2Fcss'
Ben C.oUts Lizzie Lag.e- /. GrAfcrt. lhs \
ser Mus F''ris. Athar NrF,s'a Wm. P-cNg. Lera
Mliie- From Bcway E1pE. Merritt smith. Mr.
Brady Tayior. Mccormac Alrs wager. w. zen {1
do'ph Ms flynn. NJ Woods Mr. 50, us.
pr5 gcl M syrus Quick. Carpenter. Fuue- Don
nsliT, Mary Reel Moloney ID Gurther. penham.
Eohct Grant Leslie. also goods ffom sgl " t.in
81. You and each ~ 'ou lre hereby no;9sI
thst tho time for the payment o. our Hen upon we
property hereinafter described having expired siie'
Se notice thereof had been given yoh. We VII ca ,
such property to wit. Household goois personal ri
yacfs carpets ETC. stored ~ vou or il yo4- name IA
tbs CONSTITUTION Storage Warehouse. 90 D. sold -
public auction according - me statute N siea 80
mala and provided A. The warehouse. W. ntSi
45TH ST.. New Yo,k CITY. on WsOhteONf Z,
APRIL 90 1915, ar 20 80 = m. and II ne SAFE
,H,reof "a not completed ON sail ds'e the same vii.
he continued az the same place ol each ana every
"Wednesday thereafter. beginning a. 1880 A. m. =
each DAY and continuing Unit. al re EOS AZ, y o.
PROSTITUTION EXPRESS STORAGE HAht'
HOUSE co.