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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18
LIQUOR DEALERS FORM
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION
Charter Is Taken Out by Hungarians
with View of Aiding Parties
and Charities.

Articles of incorporation for the
South Bend Liquor Dealers asSocia-
ton have been filed with the county
recorder. There viii be no issue OF
stock. The incorporators are Joseph
Raranvai. Joseph Csernits. John Ger
gacs. Joseph Choka Joseph G. Fuzzy
and Steve Gergasz.
The stated purpose fine Organi-
zation is 20 take active part in polit-
ical campaigns and 10 uphold those
candidates who are not opposed to
the LIQUOR interests. IL will also be
the purpose tC advocate liberal
laws and also the strict enforcement
OF the LIQUOR laws now IN force. The
dues OF the organization and also the
proceeds from various entertain
ments. excursions. etc. will be do
mated for the care OF orphans and
widows. The organization proposes
also 20 foster the literature OF the
Hungarian language.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18
CHARGES SLANDER
IN $4,000 SUIT
AGAINST QUILHOT
r!amoni Burnside Brings Action
Against Vice investigator
Cases in City Court Are
Again Continued.

Charging that her good name has
been greatly injured by false charges,
Namoni Burnside, 10 years old, by
her next friend, Thomas Em5erlien,
has brought suit against j. IL. Quill
hot, alias Cole in the circuit court,
10 recover $4,000 damages. The
plaintiff is represented by Joseph NJ.
ROushar.
Miss Burnside says that on or
about the 18th of January, she was
employed at the home Of LOnzo Fos-
ter, 709 Vistula av.. to care for Fos-
ter's invalid mother, Mrs. Emma Fos-
ter. The allegations of the bill are
that Quilhot came to the house and
in the presence OF divers persons,
10 the plaintiff: You are an i'm
moral person and you with the rest
will have TO leave here"
The plaintiff charges further, Civ
ing the words in which she says the
defendant spoke, that QuilhOt inti-
mated that she was indecently dress
ed and purposely so.
COnfers With Officials.
Heads of the police department
and members of the board of safety
conferred Monday morning with j..
II. QuilhOt vice-investigatOr. Moth
ing of what transpired was made
public
Mayor Keller summoned all his
department heads TO conference in
his office this afternoon at > o'clock.
The mayor said complete annual re-
ports were To be presented 10 him
at that time. but declined To say
whether the clean up" which re-
suited in the arrest Of 81 persons
last week was to be discussed.
Friends of QuilhOt declared stout
ly Monday that the detective would
be on hand Friday when his case is
called before Justice Peak and inti-
mated that Quilhot is preparing to
vindicate himself completely OF
charges attributed TO his enemies.
Continue several Cases.
City court was again the scene OF
several cOntinuances Monday morn
ing. in cases which resulted from in
vestigations by QuilhOt and his three
new patrOlman aids.
The following were arraigned and
their cases were set as mentioned:
Louis Lopetas. freQUenting, Jan.
80: Barney Rabinovich and Isidor
Rabin, blind tiger. dismissed two and
continued other charge until Jan. 80:
DeIbert Green and JAY McFern, Jan.
30: Ralph Jones. blind tiger, Jan. IS;
r. ]. Wells, Jan. 30; Earl A. Dickmer,
Jan. 30.
1t was originally planned by Depu-
N Pros. Daniel Nye who has the
trv Rabinovich. Rabin. Green and
AIcFern Monday Afternoon. How
ever. feeling that all cases where fire.
ouenting houses Of i'll fame is
charged would be made stronger
should the alleged prOprietOrs be
convinced first. he stated that con-
tinuances would follow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18
LOW CUT DRESS APPROVED
DIR. Wiley says They Should BE Worn
at All Times.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1S.-Dresses
that are low at one end and high at
the other, the same being the upper
and lower ends, respectively, are all
right from the standpoint OF hygieu e,
according TO Or. Harvey w. Wiley.
Talking 10 the Child Welfare asso-
citation OF AnacOsta, DR.. Wiley urged
the women 10 wear the low neck style
Of go~a for all occasions. He also
expressed the hope that some day
men will Danish collars.
Then he would have us all discard
hats and ne urged fond parents TO let
their offsprings go bare foot all the
year round.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18
MYSTERY SHROUDS
/. FATE Of GERMAN
SHIP PRAES|DENT
Report from Havana Indicates
British Cruiser Berwick
Sank Hamburg American
Liner = Confirmation Fails.

HAVANA, Jan. 1S.-The British
cruiser Berwick sank the Hamburg
American liner President off Havana
last night, it was announced at the
Cuban state department today.
The announcement of the sinking Of
the German liner was made by Seror
Acaba, sub-secretary OF foreign rela-
tions. He said that the German ship
was sent TO the bottom nine miles
off Havana while on her way from
Porto Rico to this city.
Earlier in the day villages along the
coast reported that the firing of guns
had been heard at sea last evening
and last night, indicating that one or
more warships had been in action.
The firing began shortly after dark
and the last guns were heard about
1890 o'clock. From this fact it is be-
heved that the President tried TO es-
cape bu twas run down.
Later Senior Acaba qualified his
statement by saying that he believed
the Berwick had sunk the President"
He declined to give the source Of his
information.
Movements Are Yelled.
The cruiser Berwick appeared off
Havana several days ago. Last Thurs
day she coaled from the British col
lier Ridley, and the next day she was
Joined by another cruiser of the
Dublin type. A few hours later the
Berwick left her position about four
miles off Havana.
The cruiser OF the Dublin type and
the collier Ridley still lay off Havana
today, but the Berwick had not re-
turned up TO 1880 a. III.
According to the wireless operator
at Moro Caste, the Berwick, upon its
arrival sent a radiogram to his station
asking if ii could secure any infOrma-
tion. He did not reply to the mes
sage.
The American steamer Mascot,
bound from Key West TO Havana,
passed the cruiser and Wirelessed
who are yOu?" The Berwick's op-
orator replied:
None of your affair"
Newspaper boats that tried TO ap-
proach the Berwick were warned of.
They learned, however, that the
cruisers name had been painted out.
Wednesday, when one of the news
paper launches offered cigars, cigarets
and papers, the cruiser sent a boat to
that containing the reporters. There
was no name on the warshipS launch
or on the caps of the sailors, how
ever. The officer in command of the
cruisers boat accepted the gifts Of
fered and thanked the donors but re-
turned 70 the warships without giving
any information. AS the newspaper
boat started for shore the reporters
hoisted the Cuban flag and gave three
cheers for England. The cruiser
then hoisted the British flag and her
band played the Cuban national air.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18
HAVEN'T HEARD OF Loss.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.-When the
Hamburg American line was informed
today of the announcement at Ha-
vana of the sinking OF the President.
it was stated at the lines office that
nothing had been heard from the
President for nearly six months. The
last report as 10 the vessel stated
that she was at Mombassa, British
East Africa, on July %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18
BROKER KILLS SELF

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Jan. 1S.-Otto $
Jacob. a wealthy cotton factor and
large plantation owner Of Memphis
blew his brains out yesterday aftcS-
noon. according 10 Information which
became known today Getting up
from the dinner table he walked 20 "A
bedroom. stood in front Of a mirror
and fred a bullet through his temple
He was found an hour later by mem
bers OF the family Losses in cotton
speculation IS said 10 have caused the
act
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18
HELD UP BY PASSENGER"
RObber Fools Night Operator I'm
Missouri.

SALISBURG, Mo, Jan. 1S.-A
masked rObber. pretending to he a
passenger waiting for a train, held up
and robbed Wabash Night Operator
d. O. Gwynn when the ticket window
was opened in response to a demand
for ticket early today The station
helper, a brother Of the operator who
was in the depot at the time, was
placed face downward against the wall
while the rObber worked. The police
were Immediately notified.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18
CLAIMS HIS OWN REWARD
Missing Farmer Comes Back and Col
Iects the 500.

CHAMPAIGN. H.. Jan. 1S-Charles
W. Sits. farmer. has been missing
for several weeks and S100 reward
has been offered for the discovery Of
his body or whereabouts. Sunday he
returned home saving he had been in
Chicago on business and claimed the
reward.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18
DENIES HE WILL JOIN
CANADIAN ARTILLERY

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 1S.-Word
has been received in this city that Hi
Sibley OF South Bend. a newspaper
man. had enlisted in the Canadian
light artillery and is now on his way
70 Montreal from which place he viii
sail for Plymouth Sibley formerly
conducted a humorous column on the
Indiana Daily Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18

The above dispatch was received in
South Bend through a news agency
Monday. Hi Sibley. who is at present
in the city, denied emphatically the
truth Of the report and said he had no
idea OF how il could have gained cir
culptiOn. Mr. Sibley said he intends
TO return TO indianapolis Tuesday TO
resume special newspaper work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18

BERLIN Cby wireless. Jan. IS.
German successes in the Arras
district and the Argonne forest
are announced in an official re-
port from the general staff issued
here today. Ii states that the
German troops have captured the
graveyard at LaBOiSelle. the town
which it was announced Satur-
day had been destroyed by the
forces are apparently struggling
for possession of the ruins.
In the ArgOnne the Germans
have taken several trenches, al
most annihilating their occupants.
In Poland the Germans have
repulsed the Russians attempting
to cross the river Skrwa.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18

LONDON, Jan. Is. - Walter
Hines Page, American ambassa-
dor to Great Britain, conferred
with Sir Edward Grey, the for
eign minister at the foreign office
this afternoon, presumably in ref
erence TO the United States pro-
test against interference with
American commerce and also the
steamer Dacia matter
At the conclusion of the con
ference Mr.. Page declined TO
make any statement.
Shortly afterwards the French
and Russian ambassadors called
at the foreign office and it is re-
ported that Sir Edward laid be-
fore them a communication from
Washington that affected the in
teTests Of the allies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18

BERLIN (via Amsterdam },
Jan. 19. - Official announcement
by the government press bureau
that Verdun has been 'encircled
by German troops was hailed
today by the military experts as
news SURPRISING in Importance
that Of the German success near
scissors.
Though no details of the ac-
tual surrounding of Nerdun,
which has held back the army OF
Crown Prince Frederick William
for five months, were made pub
lie in the official announcement
with the exception of the state
ment that this has been affected
by the German advance through
the ArgOnne some Of the military
experts venture the predictions
that a great French army has
been bittled up and will be forced
to surrender like Marshal Be
Zaine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18
Latest Bulletins
From War Zone

TIF'LIS. Jan. 1S.-Al the artil-
lery OF the 11th Turkish corps
has been captured at karaurgan
by the Russians. according 60 "a
report received here this morning.
VIENNA (via Berlin and Am
sterdam). Jan. 1S.-Onicial an
nOuncement was made today thai
the Austrian troops are gaining
ground against ali the Russians
about Tarnow and holding their
positions against all attacks on
the other fronts.
Arch Duke Charles Francis Jo-
seph has been decorated 10y Emp
eror William with the iron cross
of the first and second class for
the recent victory over the Rus
slams that forced them back from
Dukla pass.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18

VIENNA Cvia Berlin and Am
Sterdam). Jan. 1S.-That Ger
many and Austria are pledged 20
carry on the war together until
the end and that rumOrs OF Aus
tria is seeking separate peace
are wholly without foundation. is
shown by dispatches expressed
by Baron stephen Burian, Austro-
Hungarian foreign minister and
Imperial Chancellor Won Beth
mann Hollweg of Germany. The
messages were made public here
today. They were exchanged
when Baron Burian became for
eign minister in succession TO
Count Berchtold
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-18
TIE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
TNDIANA-Clcudy to-
night Tuesday partly
cloudy.
LOWER MICHIGAN
Generally cloudy tonight
and TUESDAY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-02
GENERAL
isoCIEDAD sECRETA?.

Con este t1tulo, publica "La Cores
pondencia del jueves un sueltecito,
dando cuenta-por informes recibidos
de que, ell Decano de la Universidad
Mr.. Fred K. Fleagle, ha descubierto
una sociedad secreta fOrmada pOr
alumnos del Departamento Normal de
aquel alto centric educativO que, a la
manera de Emano negra'', Sc proponcn
sus miembros dedicarse al saqueo al
pillaje.
Nosotros, saliendo por ell prestigio y
buen nombre de la Universidad Ge
Puerto Rico, hemos tratado de inquirir
10 que pudiera haber de ciertO en- este
asunto, informados por fuente direc-
ia Y que nos merece enterO creditO, pO-
demos asegurar que todOs los manejos
de esa collection de j0venes inconscien-
tes, no son mas que ell producto de una
mente perturbada, que, de este modo
trata de intimidar al Dean de la Uni
Versldad, pOrque este, en- uSO Gle las
facultades que le concede ell reglamen-
to para ell regimen interior de aquel
centro, Sc VIC precisado suspender en-
sus clases hasta la superior resolution
de la Junta de S1ndicos, un alumno
del Colegio de Leyes, elemento verda-
deramente perturbadOr el cual pretex-
tando un exacerbado patriotismo pre-
tende eregirse en- "reformador" del re
gimon polltico de la 1sla. va en- ell pa
sado aflo ell individuo en- question hubo
de ser amonestado severamente por TN
escrito impreso, subversivo, O. hizo cir
cular entire los estudiantes todos pro
meti6 enmienda, y efectivamente, al
empeZar ell curse actual, SUI primer actC
escOlar fue recomendar a sus condisc1-
pulos por medic de una hoja suelta, Ia
rebeldla contra los profesores america
nos.
La intervention del DecanO ante su
reincidencia, Sc limit6 a someter e]
asunto a la consideration de la Junta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-02
LOS ZAFACONES.

Vecinos de la calle San Sebastian
nos piden la publication de esta mott
cia: "Contin1an algunos zafacones ex-
puestos en- la calle hasta atlas horas del
d1a. En- la calle de San Sebastian No.
so estuvo uno bien asqueroso todo ell
dia de ano nuevo hasta esta manana.
Y las nueve algunos no habian sido
recogidos todav1a. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-02
DEL HOSPITAL A LA CARCEL.

de S1ndicos y esta entidad lie orden6
que suspendiese de classes al alumno en-
question hasta que resolviese en- defini-
tiva en- su primera reunion.
No hay motive para la alarma, nj
para que tai sociedad-que en- rigor no
existe-pueda comprometer ell buen
nombre de la Universidad, pues los ac-
tos a realizar por dichos individuos
que son vigilados de cerca por la Poll.
cla por los desmanes a que pudiera He
varies su insensatez, estan Ell embrion
De todos modos, la Polic1a de Rio
Piedras sigue de cerca al "Angiolillo .
portorriqueho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-02
JUGADOREs DE DADOs.
LA LEY DE SANDAL.

Por haber infringido esta ley, ell juez
G6igel sentenci6 a Martin Torres a pa
gar cincO d0lares de multa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-02
UN LADRON CASTIGADO.

Faustino Mellado le rob0 a Manuel
Rodriguez, empleado en- ell servicio de
hmpieza p1blica, una colchoneta pri-
nero, y despu6s, un par de zapatos.
Por cada uno de esos hurtos, ell jucz
G6igel conden0 Faustino d tres meses
de carcel, que va ha empezado cum
Mir
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-02
FALLECIMIENTO

La sonora Reparada Torres, esposa
de don Eusebio Colon, falleciC aver a
las 10 a. m. tras larga y penosa enfer-
medad, en- ell poblado de Puerta de Tie
IRA. Descanse Ell paz.
VEASE ESTO.
En- la calle de San Sebastian No. %
hay un pobre hombre que esta enfermo,
toslendo dia y noche, sin que un m6di-
co 10 yea; parece que duerme en- ell "a
guam. jNo podrla llevarsele al Hospi-
tai?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-02
VEASE ESTO.
UN GUAPo

Al tratar la policla de arrestar en-
Isabella a dos individuos que turbaban
la paz p1blica, Juan Ribot, armada de
un revolver, intento impedir ell arresto
Gle dichos perturbadores, por cuyo mo-
two fu6 arrestadO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-02
JOVEN SUICIDA.

La individual Maria Bonifacia Rodri-
guez, de 16 amos de edad, natural de
Villalba, de Juana Dlaz, Sc suicide
arrojandose al lago del Guayabal.
PROFANACION DE UNA BANDERA
Juan Ramon Rios, propagandista
unionista que fu6 arrestado y denuncia-
do por proclamation la bandera amer
cana, fu6 sentenciado por la Corte lTu-
nicipal de Lares, sufrir veinte dfas
de carcel 8 pagar $4,000 de multa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-02
VOLVIO A SU CARGO.

Vencida la licencia de dos meses que
disfrutaba, esta manana volvi0 hacer-
Sc cargo de la Sub-secretarla de Esta-
do, nuestro distinguido amigo don Ra-
mon Siaca PachecO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-02
CAMBIO DE REsIDENCIA.

Ell notable letrado Mr.. Brown y su
bella esposa dona Antonia Molina, han
trasladado su residencia utasa en- ell
Condado, parada 48.
A las muchas y valiosas amistades de
los distinguidos esposos, damos esta no
ficia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-02
NUEVA DIRECTIVA.

La Directiva del Casino de Lares pa
ra Ell ano que empez0 aver ha quedado
constitulda as1 Presidente, don Juan
Marquee Colon; Vice-presidente, don
Severlno Lecaroz; Secretario, don Ca
briel Pons; Tesorero, don Manuel Eli
zalde LecaroZ; VOcales, senOres Balta-
Ear Marquee Palou Pablo Calcerrada,
Nicolas Morell, BartolOme Suau Juan
Alcover.
JUGADORES DE DADOS.
El juez G6igel sentenci6 a dos d6la-
res de multa a Quint1n Martinez, Mar
garo Gonzalez Librado Gonzalez, les
cuales fueron sorprendidos jugando
" dados" en- una casa de la calle San
Sebastian.
LA LEY DE SANDAL.
Por haber infringido esta ley, ell juez
G6igel sentenci6 Martin Torres pa
gar cinco d6lares de multa.
DEL HOSPITAL A LA CARCEL.
Josefna de JESUS, asilada en- ell Hos
pital Especial de Mujeres, promovi6 Ell
6l un fenomenal escandalo, siendo con-
iguientemente denunciada por altera-
ci6n de la paz.
Celebrado ell juicio, ell juez municipal
|sentenci0 a Josefna a treinta dias dc
carcel, que empez6 a cumplir va,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-02
HOMBRE AGGRESSIVE.

Evangelista Sierra ingres6 ell sabado
en- la carcel, donde pasara cinco dfas
por haber agredido con los punos 4 Jo-
sc Beltran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-02
DLSTINGUIDO VIAJERO.

Ha llegado a San Juan, acompanado
de su esposa, ell Lcdo. don Horacio G.
Vicioso, Catedratico de Derecho Civil
en- la Universidad de Santo Domingo.
Los senores de Vicioso Sc hospedan
en- ell Hotel Inglaterra, y pasaran algu-
nos d1as en- esta capital
Ell BOLETIN les saluda cordialmen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-02
CASINO ESPANOL DE MANATI.

Este importante centric social eligl6
la siguiente Directiva para ell ano ac-
tual: Presidente, don Valent1n Saenz
Vice -presidente, don Luis Cueto; Secre-
tario, don Gabriel Ferrer; Vice-secreta-
rio, don Francisco Moreda; Tesorero,
don Antonio Cort6s Contador, don Ra-
mon Moran; Vocales, don Jose Fuen-
tes; don Francisco Huerto; don Bien-
venido Martinez don Teodomiro Ia
boas; D. Augusta Cueto; D. Pedro Cor
tes; don Claudio Garcia don Leonar-
do Saenz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-02
CABALLERO FALLECIDO.

Nuestro amigo don Andres Perez del
comercio de San Juan, ha recibido de
Espana la infausta nueva del falleci-
miento de su senor padre don Juan Pc
rez, acaecido en- Asturias ell dia 26 del
pasado mes.
El respectable anciano fallecido vivi6
muchos amos en- Puerto Rico, y Ell esta
capital Sc dedic6 al comercio de provi-
stones, acreditando su frma de hombre
laborioso y honrado, de caballero inta-
chable.
Ell BOLETIN da a los deudos del f.
nado, y especialmente su hijo don
Andres, ell mas sentido p6same por esta
irreparable desgracia que los afiie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-12
NEW YORK'S EXHIBIT
WINS "GRAND PRIX"
Triumph at Big Fair Is An
nOunced. but Significance
Isn't Certain.
MANY MEDALS FOR CITY

Mayor Mitchell was informed yester-
day that New York city's exhibit at the
San Francisco exposition has won the
Grand Prix. and that the same award
has been made for the exhibits Of the
Health Department and for the general
method Of illustrative photography used
in presenting the activities OF the city.
Many other medals and honorable men
tions are awarded to variou sections OF
the city's exhibit.
A telegram has been sent TO San Fran
cisco inquirins Just what their sisnin-
canoe IL as compared with the trophies
distributed among other cities. Officials
here are assuming that there Is only one
Grand Prix and that New York has been
adjudged to have the best municipal ex-
hibit at the fair, but they nave no
definite information on that point.
The six departments hat have been
awarded medals Of honor. which are
second only 70 the Grand Prix, are
Parks. Charities, Correction, Police.
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals, n Edu-
cation. The statistical exhibit also gets
an honor medal.
For It's financial exhibit, the Public
Service Commission, model Of the city.
three paintings portraying New York in
1715. 1915 and 1915, and the Tenement
House Department, the city receives gold
medals. There 10 a silver medal for the
Police Department exhibits. bronze
medals for and Fire Depart
ment models, and diplomas OF honorable
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals. Burch
Burdette Long. who painted the large
pictures, and Mr.. Edwards, who made
the big nod Of the city.
In supplying this Information. Morton
l.. Fououet. who prepared and has been
In charge OF the exhibit, almost forgot
TO mention that the exposition Judges
gave him a gold media too.
Chamberlain Bruere. in a letter to the
Mayor telling OF all these prizes say
We spent on tho exhibit and building
less than $1,000 900. The results obtained
Justify. l am sure. our nope that the
exhibit which Is being visited by thou
sands each day. will serve to put an
end to tho wrong and harmful impress
s.ons that stu exist In certain parts
OF the country that New York 10 back
ward in It's government instead OF being,
as we know II to be. the most progress
sively governed city of tho United
States"
I am naturally much pleased" said
the Mayor. This Ia concrete evidence
that New York leads in efficient gov.
eminent. Too much credit cannot 10
given to Mr.. FouQuet."