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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05

Der llpaieIte 9orlae Der 6elth6efl
Sntppat ltrrter @etcpal gfndalBem
ullT @nuidals bot eirGt 9lait3elsocn
grfolg ge5eitigt. Die 8enti6en crs
~sbertaa Sas SatG6tdelr Slrntin, oltGb
BON 8oli1rop, ,ato madyten 1000
GtefGgette.
0ieiean Slbege NOR ei9t opeitaglgtr
Aautpf popnitsgegallgelr. Die 0eilt'
iter fdJlngen fid) iett mit oen &liiiel
lDoroGtIi6 pom golinoip lnpo eirige
Diei6ea diiolidJ bes 8sura 3lihIcs.
9s1fgAidc slipriFfe Der 9hiiien tpitr.
aeip ibets nbgeiuieien.
9eonolid, Der 8aidSIpl fi1l6e1r bGll-
fig SGarlniibel apifbaln ritlitlder
Aeiterai leto oelttider Sitfa1terie
itntt, ofaR oaB es ali ernitlidRil 3al-
inrmns,itoBen eebonulpen mare
slnf Nem ipeltlidml &rtegsidnli7
n1ab bnben ole SnausoIem one beilt-
ideir Stelllnlgem bei Tertbes onge-
qr6ffetE obie iehod @pFolge sll er5ie'
len. arberap SHcilciF sSranfreids
losuie blt sSlnt0erit iilpb glrtilleriege.
fefte on Der Gngesorolmurg.
gilglnDb bas iiH bisber alle Walbe
gegebear bot 9eutIdInarb alrsSlibune
gern arnoenl es alle lpelrtraleia <Sdiife
iilder7lirte anlo belflaanabnrte luto
1ic 3pFlg)r iogar BON Sebcnsntittel
beiarabe annlloglid, nlaff, finoet iett
onf, es hei 6ieleln aatsblnrgerintgS-
pro5ef oic 3edMrig obpe oeIH gSirtb
Jeiilndt dot, 90 in 1telercr 3Gt
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bot ntpo onrc, iettie llntenieetnote
1 ecreits fiittf cltgliide Sraitsports
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bobrt Bat Die am 9ieitstog bonn
Seiitid,en Wiurineornt at reiitrale
sSdiffc erlailelte @amnlnq. iid Der
]eor6- aupo @eItfiiite sSranfreid)s
ieriBubnlteii, 90 ei1r @euiatd gelttadt
tperSer luiirSe, britifdse Troilsport.
idsiffe IN Cen @nlrro Su boren, miro
pom Ger oelttiden greile oils Der
Bagirn elmer regelreften 9lofnoe
allF9efnft. oie 0arorT ob5iea, eng
ian6 burd, Saibiporhpeanerifc ani
leirR Saltoelsdiffe olrsslrhnpgerh
iotpeit DIES noalid ilt.
n = y
sllri Ger Sobc BON gtieport iii
eilt frmisofiffrs llarterIeeboot gun
Sin6ar ge6radt tporSeir 9on Ncr
D1almNdTaft bon 35 EerIorerl er.
trartetr flint.
Die Deutit)en nadtGt om Srei.
toa I'm ipcltliden Sbeil Der glrgolr,
t,en 745 frarB6iiIde @efmpgcne
ltir0 erhclltetml t2 WSaN6iuei9e,
fpebre. gliti,rpoem fpltnbett 3cbn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
Summer IL
aasemeinc County aeHiafeiten,

@aliiie 8eiff bon SeunmlR, be.
iinSet iid, bailldsaDeiic, IN 8ooIImn.
Sn @eo girS itnrb mn 81.
Santar. 6rat SSsobt arnlpie, &c.
boreire @ebnleper.
- San Oparnboiis. in 9lano,
founr1t an ,sreitap, Sen 5. 5. VI.
(bcltte) gSonl SMaub's Soh3eit4 sur
altffii9rlinn.
S. 8. 0icGnn lno Sri. Salra
SOit, heibe non GapenSpiIle, crbicI.
ten on 26. SSalnar riaG Seiratbs.
liacrS in Glatoih @lo.
6rml @erinann elolN, bon
e'osconnce iit aoscnauartig 5lr @ait
bei ibrer SodJter, sSrnll aoatis SdpL
ten, iiiniueitlidl BON bier (&bitleIono
&coro.)
,Srit5 Sorellj. petder 5pei 8o.
dyen bel lciigert Gltern, in Sernnnnn,
mtf gelald] gclpclet mar. fchrtc Iette
gSodSc bon BORT 5uriid tSiggiispille
SefferHoirion9
Z. y Op9gs begab lid anl uo-
riaen MittpodJ tladt Sipelrsaafle, afo
init iir Der oorti0eu Grllderei ei,ten
Gppogropb oilfsuipIlcn. (stcn Soapen
Sen6er)
SSrib Sdhuecr itqrb nm Is.
sSanllar, in iGiapr @oblmnQ, ilt Der
giabe BON @albert. Ser Sdaperr
mar elm Srfel BON sSero lno @enrg
Sdhpeer ltlpO mar i'm allpicrNn Conn.
tp Iebr ipnhl befamlt.
,Srl. Supbia @elulngc, Sodter
BON Senrn- geltlase lpo tSaftbL
alts Der 9iiR uoit 9laapO, ipllrec Nic.
/ irr &n9e mit tSrauf Giefgragiic 10.
tralH. Sos lirn9e Yaar ipino igine
Scinloti) in Iullnlae 9iehr.. aui.
idIlaaen.
] saG SarellS4pFtte ssss flslsssoG
SrlitilANn figii pm Salfftar,
Sri Gena @ebnleper lupo s. s..
| Senlptnanlt, an q ,Smnlar, Sri.
2poia Gaaid una SEQ. Sdlpttad, To-.
iuic Sri. Soattic 5iIln lu1o eGfraro
| Grpipocr.
SoniS &elVorif lniN tSanrilic,
fpeIde hen nDr6lid) bon bier ippfns
baftelr SdtpeiterR ocs &crrm aen-
Orif einelt liiipgGren gcll,dl nbae.
itattet battcil brgnben lid mt boris
gen Dlittfpody rody Sehbctts, 0io.;
nm Dor iber 9iidfebr nadI Ser
lpaanb olld) oortige GcmpallOR }li
beialfen. (Gbinclap6 9iccoro.J
9ci eitGm SgoraSlpper IN Der
Gone Hibge SdJille, ltnaefabr ~
gieilcn fii0ipeitlid pon StpenSnille,
an lctten SanlStna glbellO, fam IS,
infolge 6es lmorSelltIidrlt 8etrn9eilS
bon eini9eil iiargen OtillHrn, 81
eilpr SrblGgerei ilr ocrrn Gerlaill
gsn. 9iogers, Sanlcs SSelfins ulS
Gbarles SpE5idnd, eri6tlid) hurb
Mriicritidp DerIcbt lpilroen.
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Srunnen ssobrcn.

glrteivde grultlien. gfbp6rt an II.
aclto ,alpin Srt unS 5n annebmbarcr
gpetIer. giirger ncu @ascoilooe
Gountp tomlcn Ncn erfol9 beselwen
wcId9n i'd i'm 8rlutBen6obrcn fiir
iie er3ieItc. @on id,reibc an mid,
ipeaen &ibcrrn
G. 6. GtarImaN, @eIle, Mo.
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MpIehnn.

sILfreo gbfcr. Sobn TON SbtIip
lsbfer. lit aegHlauartig 5ltbanie, mlf
sfilNh.
Y. 6, Roberion. pom garrem Sort,
bradte ieine @attin in DER uorigan
ssodJr, snr ir8tIiden 8ebanoIltng
rad ct. 2oitiS.
gsie mrs beridtet miro, lie5t
;sran Bn. Sdtpcppe 5 3 fronf
oarflieoer.
Sri. Sis5ic Moedli. 2ebrernl I'll
ser Coulter SdllIe, begab Iid1 ui
tetteat 5reitog nod Sauiss Inn ibre
Slngeborigeip 5ir beiiahen.
Spranonn SeieaTanil Don Sarren
Sort u1o Senrp 9rdbe, aus Der
gaabe bon Secono Greet, bcioilScl
fid, porige @od,c. geHaftebalher. ill
Sapenspille iillS @odIboridaf
gCm 90. s. I. miro IN 6cr See.
mont Gdule eil 8or4Silpper nebit
Gebatte ftattfinoen
9ailI sSaerbcr, bon Serliottn be.
sfudste iii Der nergnit9enci ModN iei'
ap Benpuirpten IN Ger Mtterbera
ethbarid)oft
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
giad)ridten DOm ariegsidanplabt.
Die 9entiden nebmen ueOr 1000 Rnln seanseu
usaaS mill 9eatdS aasbnnsern bod bat 9mdlanS ben
Spiel nmsSrebt

@elfiibe fleia@ren &alibenS hpegges
nonlntcn. 3ipiidert 400 anro 500
6rnlHoien Mieben foot altf oem
Sd,Iadtfelb liegeil. Die oelitlfen
gerll1te follen perb6ltniBnlabig ge-
ring eeapefen fcin.
slm glbeno oes /, SebruarS fntr.
oen iiber 9oner fiiuf 0eltife Sllft.
idGfic geiidtet iilo Dom bep Sorts
loiopt lnttcr sSelser ge,ontnpen. Die
Eoli3ei nolt 2oitbon erbielt SeIebl,
iih alrf einell 3eppelin slngriFf be-
reit Su nradet uno lofort ,pltroen
allc 2id,ter IN Scr tStdht allsgc.
rnadt. Die 3eppelnp ober febrten
INN lu0 flogen meg.
Die eipgGMe WeeDoungen poat Deln
9onrbapoement Scr Stobt Giiet Salrd
SsIieeer anlo Der 3eultorutB poR 400
stltontobilal in einer Beparatalraperf'
itatte ihtb a,lapabr. tpic cine 9epcfde
olls Berlin incIbct. Ghl Oernrtiger
anarifi @ls Ser 2lpft fpllpoc iliht
gcnrodyt lnp6 cine berartige Repara.
tnriperfitntt eriiticrt nidf in oen
&rrppid,en SaiIaget
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.j5igcr," tSer Stol; Der ellgliifen
sslottc, lit IN DER Seeidndt an
'porigen Soplltoa rolp eilerl oert'
ldNn ltntericehcot torpcoiert mo
bcricnft mop6en gilglaltS blelt hos
id.Gr Qcbeim, 0ody g0b oaS oifi5iclle
GreEfnlnmt IN @culin hicies tcfon4lt
ilno 2ofpSor leitaipetc es nitht
llnapeit Saore ailla eMl G,0O0
SplnpPn clWliifer 0mlnfer irfolae
et,rr grploiipD an @or0 lu,trr, 10
iagtc Sonbon ipeliialteils. gSipo oid
tpohi apieber eill Oeiltides lluterie.
boot gefDeIen ieir.
Gom Den nielar SmtIenoen belgElf-
.er ,Slitdtlnpge. ole li1 Ictt IN e1r9s
lailo arDaltcit iit fem eir6i9er pom
Seitct Der oelltiden tSnIootclr irs
genStpeId,en @raapinrtfeiten aiiSge.
iett getpelen. 0ies lit Der &erl~
plmft eines 9enidyts, Ser ron Der
nmerifnniIfen @otidnft in Solloon
beinl Stoats0epartenrlr eidllief. sSsit
Dem 8eriht beibt cs, 6uB Die britt.
ide 8egicrlnw Ole SmdciSe bon
@elba,n9eiJ nab benen Oic fIieber-
SEN 9elgier BON oelltiden Soihaten
arauInln beba,pbclt iporben ieil inll.
ten, gernli rlteriiSdst babe,
@ie .8iener gselte Sreie YreIie"
perofnntlidt eilr llnterreolmng nit
Dem rimn1lpiiden Seilator Irgetop.
ono, in apeIfer Ger Stnntslnann er.
fldrte. 9htnldrien mcrSe bis 5lnn
gnbe bes Grieges leiie gtelltralitdt
ipobrern. atlto er Iei feTt iibcr3eilgt
6ab SStalie1l Sas 6acidp tlaut iperGc,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05

iiberrald)t lpllroe.
8ir begen Die ieltc ltebcr5ellgnllJ
boB Senrp Soettialg ein gallB ausae'
aeidneter StpaBcnallTieber Icinlpiir.
oe illpO enipiebielt ceitielben 0ober
baltlls iiir oieies 9lnrt. stir ieiner
Sei1bigilnM lit atidf Der gcriflgite
3ipeifel; bafiir 5eiigt ieillc eail5e
&ersart9enbeit. glls fleiuer anabe
ipuroe ibm iis einer Sorgblalp.EWiib-
lie ole rcdte Sano, bis binnaf gum
Salroeeletf, abeeriiicir llr@ ole liatfe
Sano perltiimunelt Srosoeln bot O.
tbdtiadlidl all unS iebe Sarmurbeit
beiorgf lilpb ieiue Sarnn, nebIt Den
8ebdulidfeitetb idellt feineli Sa:.
aleid nit oem snlDeieit irgeno 4.
mes atlberen sSdrmers Goettiltg
ipiirbe eitpeil allsge5eidnGtcr Stra.
beflollfiefer obaeben ltli0 er ipiiroe
6aS s(nlt ntpfp nrtlleilnteiB aber slcid)
nielelt gnberen, miro er iid, rid)t inn
0ie Grfpplapitfpa belpertglr.
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@ndIen's Mrniea saIbe fiir

Sdniitt-, granb- itl,S airbere offcne
@lmlheir. 6. g. 2oper, IariIla,
50. ~, itrcibt; aSobe ME cine
@inlbe Siefer arten gebabt. Die es
nidt beilte." SoIt belite nod cine
Sdaftei @ikfIen's glrnioa Collie
ini0 bait oiese bercit bei 8rano-,
SfJaitt. anio alIerbon6 @irtoen
Berbiita 2cfiaip. 25r bei Gisresir
Mpctbeter. (NSp.)
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Gie iteDt'S INIT eurer 5euerpet.
iiderilna2 ipaan gebe aal gictor y.
SLIDER, llnS befrnec iid tpeacn ocr
Gaten,
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Drafe..

glm poriaen sSreitag slbcnS ipnrSe
Se,arp Go,Inarlal snr fseier ieines
@ebnrtstGges, bon ben r@on6 9opss
u,t elmer SerenoSe beCbrt, tpcourh
Senrp HI h0diif argci,abrner @eifc
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slbon,iirt a,tf Sas s,erntanrer
gorfstEott.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
BIRMINGHAM GETS
BIG SOCCER GAME
English Association Also Selects
Blackburn for Other
Semi.Final.

London, March 23.-The English
Football Association has decided on the
grounds where the semi-hnals of the
English cup series will be played mex:
Saturday. Chelsea will meet Everton
at the Aston Villa ground. Birming-
ham, and the Bolton Wanderers will
face Sheffield United at the Blackburn
Rovers' ground, Blackburn. The choice
for the cup final will be made at a
special meeting called for next Monday.
The success of Chelsea in the cup
ties has aroused great enthusiasm in
the south of England and the London
club is strongly fancicd for the cup.
In spite Of the war, preparations have
been made to receive enormous crowds
at each Of the ties. Both grounds can
accommodate 100000 persons.
Only $50 more soccer players are
needed to bring the footballers' bat
talon up TO full strength. When com
picted the battalion will be inspected
by King George at its headquarters,
the White City. London. The follow
ing further promotions have been
made:
From corporals to sergeants Gibson
(Not.s Forest. Mccormick plymouth
Argyle) and Wilcox brighton and
Howe From lance corporals to corpo-
rals-Goodwin Exeter City, Needham
{ Brighton and Hoye), Dairy ymple CLAP
ton ORIENT and Iremonger (Notts For
est. The following have received their
first stripe. thus becoming lance corpo-
rails: Woodward (Southend United,
Barnfather Croydon Common), Bailey
{ Reading) and Whiting brighton and
HoVe).
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
DOVE OF PEACE
SETTLES ON FEDS
Kansas City Club to Retain
Franchise, According to
Agreement Reached.

Kansas City, Mo, March 23-By an
agreement between the officials of the
Federal League and the Kansas City
Federal League Club, the Kansas City
organization retains a franchise and a
team in the league.
The agreement was announced to-
night at a jubilee smoker to celebrate
the retention Of the team.
As part of the agreement Nick
Cullop. pitcher, who was traded to the
Brooklyn team for Bradley, Maxwell
and Shaw, is TO be returned to the
Kansas City team and the trade can
celled.
The agreement, which is signed by
James Gilmore, president. and X. b..
Ward and w. +. Robertson, of the Fed
eral League, is legal document Of
about 800 words. BY its terms the
Federal League of Professional Ball
Clubs valves all alleged causes for the
forfeiture Of the franchise of the local
team and gives the organization
team upon the same terms as all other
members of the league without dis
elimination or unfair treatment OF any
kind"
The local organization agree to pay
within fifteen days whatever amount IS
due the Federal Lea. .,ue, including eX-
penses Of the spring training camp.
The stipulation is dated March u
and became effective by its terms on
that day. but included clause which
held the actual filing until to-day.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
WOMEN PLAN FOR
PLENTY OF GOLF
Team Championship Sure
To Be Popular, Judging
by Entries to Date.

Mrs Lawrence Swift. president of
the Women's Metropolitan Golf AS
sociation, announced yesterday some
plans for the season in six dates for
one-day tournaments and one two-day
affair. Incidentally, she said that fif-
teen teams had entered for the team
championship, a new competition.
The Montclair Golf Club will first
entertain the women golfers on May ] |
with a medal play handicap, followed
by the Apawamis Club on May 20.
June 3 is assigned to Essex County,
June l6 TO Plainfeld, June % to Rich
mond County and July y TO Holly
wood. The Nassau Country Club will
conduct the two-day competition on
June "a and %.
AS regards the team championship,
Mrs. Swift said that the entries would
ule would be made up. Three or four
sections will be designated and the
teams in each division will play.
After that the sectional winners will
clash for the championship. Details
remain to be determined, and there are
likely 20 be alterations to the present
plan. The following will be repre-
Apawamis Club, Century Country
Club (two), Crawford Golf Club,
Englewood Country Club, Fairview
Country Club, Hackensack Golf Club
(two), Knollwood Country Club, Mid
land Golf Club, Montclair Golf Club,
New Brunswick Country Club, Tuxedo
Golf Club, Westfeld Golf Club and
Westbrook Golf Club.
Seven teams are from New Jersey,
FIVE from Westchester Courty, two
from Long Island and one from Orange
Count
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
WILL "DUN" FRATERNlTlES
Student Board of Columbia
Wants Grew Debt Wiped Out.

Several fraternities at Columbia viii
be "dunned" by the board of student
representatives for their subscription
to the fund TO ,ay off the debt Of the
1914 championship crew. The frater-
mites pledge themselves TO contribute
a cert.in amount, leaving the balance
to be met by general undergraduate
subscription.
The whole debt Of $4,000 was to have
been paid of on January 10, but eXten-
sions Of time were granted at each
meeting Of the board until yesterday,
when resolutions were passed request
ing the delinquents 10 pay up without
further delay.
Jim Rice made a change in the boat
ing of the freshman eight yesterday
afternoon by moving Mclaughlin from
No. 3 to No. 3, and putting Prendergast, t.,
who has been out with heavy co ID,
at No. 3. This displaced Ritter, who
had been rowing No 3, and who is one
of the heaviest m l in the squad. lie
will probably get another opportunity
to show his worth in the shell, as the
boating is considered tentative By Rice.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
CLOSE BATTLES ON LINKS
Mrs. Hurd and Mrs. Faith Vic
tors at Pinehurst.
Iny Telegraph 70 nc Trlbune J


Pnehurst. N. c., March 23.-The
most interesting match Of to-days
first round of play IN the annual
United North and South amateur golf
championship was . to victory by
Mrs. j. V. Hurd, of the Pittsburgh
Field Club, over Miss Myra B. Hell
mer, of Midlothian.
The match was all square on the
fifteenth, which was halved. Mrs. Hurd
made brilliant recovery from the tap
on the sixteenth and holed n winning
four. On the seventeenth she likewise
laid running-up approach dead to
cllnch the match.
The contest between Mrs. w. j..
Faith, of the Wykagyl Club, and Miss
Louise Elkins, of Oakmont, also was
close, the home green deciding it by 2
up in favor of the Pittsburgh player
Mrs. Hurd plays Mrs. X. II. Barlow, OF
Merien, tomorrow, and Mrs. Faith
meets Mrs. J. X. Price, of Oakmont.
In the lower divisions Mrs. VI. +.
Gardner. of Hackensack, and Mrs. H..
Ii. Van Cleef, of Duchess, remain IN
the fourth, and will meet in to-mor-
rows sem-fnal. In the fifth flight
Miss Grace Farrelly, of Englewood, won
to-day easily.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
STATE.
COURT OF APPEALS.

DECISIONS.
Fcoplc/Fcsrelli. Judgment of conviction 81
schmede. Defaa: Schemes sam. Judgment in
each case reversed aud new trial granted.
Merritt Burial Co Merritt Go. Judgment MOI
hei ON. by striking out all the inlunctive proyi-
siors thereof except single provision enlonlnE tie
defendant corporation from using name OF 5tepnsn
Merritt Company IN the undertaking business. No
costs cf this sppeal 20 either party.
TerGgni/ Illinois Surety Co. Judgment affirmed
with costs. IN accordance with provisions OF The
last sentence o. Section 1871 Of tic code Of civil
procedure.
buckley Istansned. Judgment affirmed. without
costs
RisselfAfyton: McEwan Borden CONDENSED MUk
Co. Order affirmed and Judgment sbsoute ordered
against the appellant on stipulation. WIN COS
IN all courts
Mayh9 Belmont Hotel Co. Andrews Dresser
Young, syracuse. Binghamtol & New lOrH u
Co. Glrman, Brooklyn Heights II II Co; W cal.
lahau Co His. MONTGOMERY Cocks Mac0SOnl
Mouat0u Really Investing Corporation; MulllgaJ
sinskl. judgments affirmed. with costs
OtonnellP Press Publishing Go. Judgments Cf
Appellate Division and the trial term reversed. Win
costs IN all courts. and the complaint dismissed
Re petition of Ileinsheimer Order modified 80
Indicated IN opinion OF CardoZ0. J, with costs 10
appellant IN this court
Re application of Roberts as a creditor Order
affirmed. with costs
Re will of Phpps order Of Appellate Division
reversed anI deere, Of Surrogate's Court affirmed.
with costs iu Appea ate Division aud in this cout.
Re application ~ Reed. IS creditor. O1lcr
reversed and matter femtied 20 Surrugates cont.
with costs iu the Appellate Didsion and ~ ilfs
count 10 abide hmal award ~ costs In Suf''6die :
Couu
lie Application Of cts n y 10 acquire land.
Enc Railroad Co. order ~ Appellate Division aiid
Special Term reversed and proceeding reuitIed 10
Special Term Tor the purpose OF directing commis-
sioners 10 reapportion damages awarded IN ac-
in Appellate Division and In this court
People Dunn. Upon request Of counsel on 10th
sides this set down Tor argument for April ".
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
YORK BY the Grace ~ God Free ana
Tndependent, To George j. Gould, Edwin
Gould. Helen q. shepard, Howard Gould.
Anna Duchesse d. Taleyrand ferigord,
Frank J. Gould, Dwight G. Harris. the
only heirs and next OF kin of Daniel $.
Miller. deceased. seld greeting Whereas.
Harriet NJ Dickinson, OF The city or New
York has lately applied 20 the Surrogates =
Court OF our County of New YORK % nave
a certain instrument In writing, bearing
date 3Oth day of october. 1907. relating
TO both real and personal property, duly
proved as the last VIII and Testament OF
daniel 5 Miller. late ot the county %
New York. deceased. Therefore You and
each Of you are cited to show cause be-
,orr the Surrogate's Court of our county
OF New York. at the Hdll OF Records, ia
The County OF New York. on the 26th day
Of March, one thousand nine hundred and
tfteen. al half past ten o'clock M The fore
noon OF that day, Why the said WIZ and
Testament should not be admitted . pro-
bate as = will Of real and personal prop
erty.
the Seal of the Surrogstes Court Of tho
said County OF New York 10 be hereuntp
iseall witness. HON. JOHN p. CO.
HALAN a Surrogate of our said County ot
New York, at said County, the lNth day
OF February. IN the year n our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and fifteen.
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Iour
CANNON q CANNON. Attys for PsU-
tioner. 1855 broadway. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
SCHOOL MAKES BIG ENTRY
Iwenty-siX Erasmus Boys in
Princeton Club Games.

Erasmus Hall High School, Of Brook
lyn, yesterday sent in an entry list
twenty-six boys for the Princeton Club,
Of New York. games 10 be held at the
list Regiment armory on Saturday af-
ienoou, The team victory scored in
the recent Hamilton School meet has
enthused the Buff and Blue athletes.
The Princeton men will conduct the
largest interscholastic track and field
meet Of the season, as besides repre-
sentatiyes from all the local high and
preparatory schools competing there
Will be many out Of town athletes on
hand.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24

ilsth Street
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the aboye-de-
scribed property Is TO os s9Id. IS Forty-
and 5000 (Si6s33.75, with interest
thereon from the 18th day OF March.
1915 together with cost and allowance
Amounting to t5ti9i with interest from
March 22nd, 1918. together with the ex-
pense OF the sale. The approximate amount
of the taxes. assessments and water rates,
or other liens. which are to be- allowed TO
the purchaser out Of the purchase money.
or paid by the Referee, IS S705sO and In.
tcrest.
The premises viii be sold subject 20
state OF facts shown by survey thereof
made by Peter Ebert Nostrand and dated
July 18th. 1904
Dated. New York. March 23rd, 1918.
WILBUR LARREMORE, Referee
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Fordham Has Wealth
Of Baseball Material

The Fordham baseball squad, which
has been cut TO twenty-five members,
looks far better at this time OF the
season than any team the Maroon mas
had in years. Every man IN the lnheid
with the exception of shortstop IS
veteran from last year. while SIX play
crs Of merit are contesting Tor the
two openings in the outiield;
The pitching staff will be strong
with two stars from last season, Walsh
and Martin. in prime condition. Three
re@uiar games will be played this week,
aftcr which Warner, the coach. will
make his final cut and determine the
players to be carried with the var
SltV
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
MuIinoS to Try
Again on the Mat

c. Mulinos, Of the Greek-American
Athletic Club, 115-pound metropolitan
wrestling champion, IS determined to
go to the international Panama-Pacihc
Exposition at San Francisco.
Mulinos met defeat in the l25-pound
class Of the try-outs in Madison Square
Garden last Saturday, but yesterday
obtained permission 10 go TO chicago
and compete in the Western try-outs.
The Greek athlete will there. wrestIe
in his own class, and hopes to be more
successful and eventually be COM
petitor in the national championships
on the Coast
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Many Events for
9TH Regiment Games

Spirited competition and a variety OF
events will mark the siXtyseventh ath-
letic games Of the 7th Regiment in the
armorv at Park Avenue and Sixty
seventh Street on Saturday evening.
In addition TO the open national
Guard relay race and the open half
mile run. there are twenty-one other
events. These include both handicap
and scratch competitions. consisting Of
sprints, runs at various distances.
walks, roller skating races and relay
races, in which a number Of champions
will compete.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-24
Wanderers Dram Nearer
to Hockey Championship
Epen Sue eS to
Stay at Home

Stockholm, Sweden. March p9.-Thc
proposed expedition Of swedish sports
men 10 the ranama-Pncifc Exposition
Mt san Francisco In August OF this year
has been cancelled.
Some OF the most prominent Swedish
athletes who had planned TO make the
trip will he prevented by the mobiliIn-
tion regulations.