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SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or SEW
YOEK-METROPOLITAN LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY. ridintin against The
HydrcS FSil an Engineering Coz ana
In pursuance of u judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly made aud entered
date the end day OF April. 1874 as modi-
ned by IN orier ~ thc Appellate DIVISION
d.c!ei D~"pirtmcn'. duly made ard entered.
and hearing cate The 10Th day. o. o. ;oher:
1914, |, the undersigned. III" ~rcfcre" In said
Judgment named. NJ. seli ~ punl,' sNcc
zion. at 'he tNch1tE" S'l"sroom' Nos l4-l'
tan. Ci'y Of New York. oa the .eth day o.
I n5,'P By 'G9lr'NaY iprApY AaoHonsS phe
sold. and THEREIN described as follows.
Ali. those certain lots. pieces or parcels
Of land. VITA the bulluiugs nd improve
inonts the'cor %s!,ua'c, Wins and being IN
the Borough u Manhattan. city, county
and !'atc " Now York, bounded ard d"-
nEG!N%iNG a. q point on 'he No,th"riy
IN. Northcast.r'v corno- " cedar ami
Greenwich streets running thencs East.
stree, For'' nyo go fcet eleven ~
inches: thence NorthwarHly along the lnud
now or late 81 Ms. NJ Jacobs and a. right
angles or nearly 80 20 Cedar street F'f''
uinc titi foot e'"vcu an Inches 20 tn"
southcrl, side o.. tn brick wall there
or nearly 50 With cedar street ana along
he said wall Ten G0l feet nine CO.. iuches,
thence Eorthwardl" ana at fight angles or
nearly 80 with IN" rnld last mentioned iiue
an through . part wall Flf'y-twO t5sl
feet eleven 1D iuthes TO thu Southe-ly
side of Itbcr:v street; thence Wcatw1ralN
along the Sou'h-riv side OF Liberty street
Forty-nvc t4JI foot one and fhrte-foJr'he
G9,j inches TO q point distant Fortv-four
90 feet four and onr-haif f1) inches
Ius'erly from the SoutheaSieviy corner of
tdoe,;v and Greenwich streets. thence
Sputhwardly At right angles or nearly 80
With Liberty street along the Westerly
line of the building erected or said prem
,scs and fronting on Liberty street Fl'tv-
two tj21 feet I've and one-half ON ,
inches, hence Eastwariiy and parallel or
nearly 20 vith Liberty street SIX. t6) feet
i've 90 inches thence Southwa rdly along
The Westerly iinc OF the building erected
on said premises fronting on Cedar street
sixty 1901 feet i've tEl inches TO the pnint
or place % beginning. be the said several
distances and dimensions mo-e or less
The Ghnv" acAcribcd promises lie Ia Sec
Ion :. B.ock %, Oh the Land Map OF the
81" NJ Sew York.
Dated. Ncv Work. FSbruarv 2ard. 1918.
AME a FOLEY Referee
WcOpFDED BpNFE & BUTCHER. A.
torucys 70; Plaintiff. 30 / Madison
AveSue. Borough Of Manhattan. Sew
YORK Ci'v.
Tie following Is a diagram 81 the pror-
er'y 10 be sold It's street Numbers ara ioN
ami Il: Liberty Stree ana "a and i2s
cedar street:
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FORECLOSURE SAILS

Cot.pT COt.<rv ,r
yStit. Si,,op 40. ~. NV
~. a, tr. t,r,I b.
., p.rs IT,, 90 49,, s
~, ,nr.,.r., st..,,.
ci6s,- p"nnIT ',,to G,fy ,n,5'
a.. I,ho". or,t,r.s ,,,, M 20
i"tb AZ ~ t,shru,r, Iui
slsn- A tho rase,'o In .,ii
nTned vgUi soil a, pu1U. AN. '~'0'
-rvrbpnrc ssfe.-c,, $na -
street.. In the Horough OF Sf-,rN,tt.M -
or Sev WORK on ~, iu 1tv -
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SNUFF INCOME Sl.6S5.66S.
~ s~I.4aO.32G After pre-,
fcrrcd nv Mt ~

The report ~ the American Sauh
Company fCr n. year ended December
y. i9lA shows that after the ltvt,rt
OF preferred divideuds tho balance ~
Sl.43O..2E available. fnr dividends .a
tn. common stock Nts equal TO 500
per cent. earned ou the l.GO0. 600 rto'k
OF thai lass. ~ compared with iiH
p'r cent. .atIed or the same stock m,
D'cv!uus Year.
Tho ma income was fL6Nt,t SOS.
era'Hs' si.ala.3GI 81 1913, Nth "a SUI
PINS AFTER tho payment n DIVIDENDS
on The common and preferred stpch q
tiio..2'. as compared with $1d.5tl ir
1913. only $500. 900 being paid IN COM
mos |oiv!dcnls during 1914. e. compared
with Sl.'pi. On" paid 200 1"l2 The mont
aud loss surplus ~ 'hv company ou D,-
ccmh"r -. i'li. is given ~ $l.@l'. 80.
against N,|7i.170 On pec"mb,t 80
1913
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
RESERVE BOARD FOR
RECIPROCAL CLEARING
viii Approve the Plan Whcr-
ever the Banks Give Their
Assent.

wAsHiNGToN, March 4~.-Announce-
Board to-day Of it's decision to approve
the introduction of a voluntary recipto-
cal plan of immediate clearance n all
Of the Federal reserve banks where n
clearing plan is not already In opera
ton.
only three reserve banks thus far
have taken advantage of the clearance
privilege conferred upon them by tho
G~lass-Owen law. They are the banks
at Kansas CITY. st Louis and Chicago.
The TWO former banks for some time
have been clearing checks from one
mpmhe" bank On another member bank In
their own district Tho Chicago bank has
been clearing checks between memher
banks In the seven reserve and central
reserve cities IN the Chicago district.
THIS statement vac issued by tho
hoard IN announcing its decision
'Tno Federal Reserve BOARD does not
prescribe details inasmuch as Il has
found In those districts where general
clearing is already heiug pr1ctised that
The best results were obtained by leav-
ing the control Of such details In the
hands OF the local authorities II, how
ever. states thai Il will approve as n
b|eginniur "a reciprocal arrangement
whereby banks asserting TO the plan
will be given the privileges OF imme-
d!ate clearance az par upon nj other
banks similarly asserting.
~ is the belief of tho board that
within "a shors time a general clear ring
arrangement VIII II" IN operation H. ALI
districts and that this Will hc gradually
.N'cugcd 80 ~ 90 embrace the bulk VI
the b7uks IN 'Nc system
The r'1r docs not provide fo- The
.ettlcrout OF the balances between Fed
eral rescrv. htuts or for the 'nterdis-
trlc' cleariug Of checks II is an intra-
district clearing plan pure and simple.
m" iutcrdi-tr.ct phases " tho rroh-
lon being resolved for future treat
mont a"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
DRYSC CLOSE GERMAN
BANK IN PITTSBURG
Securities Of Allied Brewery
Suffer Heavily Under New
Liquor Laws.
S831.OOO DROP IN YEAR

c,rrs,,,c u,rcb .-Thc Gsrm,n
ra.o,a, ra, .a. -, chic r,o,,tcv
"' """h ""7 ''' ~
ny order or the Comptroller 81 mo Ch'-
rcncy.
E-,ap.nbo;,, ice.ur.siden, n
' ,...
tue oanN' " y director ot inc tl''So"'t
Brewing Company. n +. y. Nilsack. .
director. IL vicc.prpsid.nt OF the brew
-. - a.. .n 80 c.hi,h
US .V"'"'' 49,
recently nave sun'r'd h"aVHF on inc
stock Exchange because. II was said.
n, tho enac.u,.nt ~, n,obfh.or i,ws in
o.. So" .u. -, 10,
west NHS'"'a ""' o"' "N''"N "" VI '1''
option In eastern Oh'o. territory in Which
the brewing conpanv o.nr.i Il q q
uu h,,.t,as
..
Inc oank was 's'Hh.Is'e' ~ '''V' -
mad a paid up capital of 100000. Ac-
cordinc IN tho lo,os, s,a,smen. tho to,a,
- - ,.ooon .u. ~
depos'ts were S~''So"'""o' n i""'"e u"
4 sS3l.00o from the total deposits was
yiven nv uoorehead'S Finn ncidi REGISTER
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II RROG NTFs' NOTICES.

HANLEY. EDWARD-in pursuance o,
ar order ~ honorable Robert Ludlow Fnw-
Lev. a surrogate Of IN" CDunty OF New
YORK. NriiCr Is hereby given TO an person.
having claims against Edward Han,ey. latA
OF the county Of Nrw York. deceAsei. to
present nv came with voucher. thereof to
business, AZ the office of Mcclure y Prem
tice, he' attorneys, No. ~ broadway. Por-
nVgh ~ Mtnhdttan, IN tho CITY OF New
YORK, on ny before N. .Nth day Of Juns
neN Dated. New York the 18th day OF
December. 1874
CATHERiNE CONWAY nANLpY.
Adn,inistratriI.
Mcclure & PRENTICE
Attorneys for hirlinis' ra'riy.
q ilLn.l wv Nv in.n .1i-N
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Tho American steel Founlries COM
pAuy raSScd the dividend on the ON.
mon stock Yesterday The company ha~
been pa: .ug dividends qutrie"ly of on,
hal: Of ; pcr cent. The directors made
q abatement saying that the artior Wts
taken in view 80 business conditions.
referring "a the annual report recently
published. which showed a lRrrr d--
cUttS. In N. earnings FOR the wear
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supreme Court. county % Sew York
The Sew io-k Trlst company. rIsintiU
S SS5 s De L M..t' wwriF 's anS Ts.t a' .ia''g e.,
Lillian +. Dechert deceased. AMI oth"rs,
Defendants
in the abovr-cnti;.ed action and bearing
date she .tth day o. February. 1910. J..
ment named. VIII sell ~ public auction. 10
the Exchange Sa'esrcotu N"s li.lt Nes'
Stre.t, In n. KotoIgh - Ma-aa'lau. ti.
Of Sew YORK. ru tn. 4sth oay % Ntr.h
1915. a. :. u-.ork noon on 'ha dI,. ht
Hryar l.. Kennedy Auctioneei. ,r.
premises directed by said judgment 90 Pc"
Al that certain lot. piece ~ par u'
land. with The building thereon crested
situate ly.ng and being In N. h@rCgsn
York. and bounded ana descTihed - f!i-
lows, ReslGpn!ng r1,in,,ss.n p?.n. on .Sc
wardly from the northelsicrly corr"- o.:
E!Fhtieth stree; ana Amsterdam Nvrnu,
Amsterdam Avrnl" one hundred and 'No
IOa, feet 'vu 51' inches % ~" centre me
Eirh'y-nrs. streets. running hence "a-'
twenty tc0l fnst three 80 iurHcs. running
,nen.e ai'ln payne, w.n
through ~ party wa one nunif"A and 40
,I0sl feet tvN ~ Inches 20 tive nor'h"'.'
s,ie ~ Eighteen S'-ee' and running
thence ~we~;warG.y along ne uor;h"rr . ~
- Eighteen stree, twenty ,eol f",' .N-ee
80 inches 20 the point or place % bog %.
ming sa'd promises h"ins known Dow he
Dated %ew y6rk, Fch-",rv IS. is'r
pERNARp , t~tCNr r"f,r"e.
MFG p,a,r & ,od R%o sIon 4, >''M,fr, n. ,,' '9'
New York city.
The follow ms Is a diagram ., IN. prop
Ir,,~. ft,o ~ NFN~t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
WAR DEpRESSES SALE OF OIL.
California Petroleum Co. Forced ia
store Product.

The California Petroleum Company
reports that the total number NJ barrels
OF retro'eum and tops sold during 1914
vas 5,07O.36 from which was derived
s2,is7.790. which figures compare with
sc07,esj and f2,755,74S respectively
IN 1913.
President Edward l.. Doheny says:
"You. c%ornpauy's sales have been adj
v.rs.ly affected during the past wear on
account Of European complications and
general prevailing conditions. l. has
A,lr necessary 20 put IN storage ap-
pro>ln,tcly l,226,6ss barrels OF oil out
~ THO years production. Approximately
.2jl.3h0 barrels of oil are now being
'atti"d I'm storage"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
s4,O 900, 900 ST. PAUL BOND SALE.
sought BY Harris, Forbes 4 Co.
From Kuhn. Loeb 4 Co.

Kuhn. Loeb a Co. and the National
city Bank announced yesterday that they
had sold the balance Of the $50. lao 300
Chicago, Milwaukee, and ~. Paul bonds
recently offered by them to Harris.
Forbes Il Co. II il understood that the
syndicate took about So, 000, 900 OF tho
bonds,
This il about 20 per cent. nj the issue,
and 90. 900. 900 OF tine Sc. 600 900 was sold
To investors Thus Harris. Forbes & 60.
took approx. mately $4,000, 900, There
will be no public Offering OF the bonds
ny Harris, Forbes 4 Co.
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$4,000 GOLD POOL PROFIT.
Committee viii Turr Money Over
Ia BnuA.-s...ooO. 900 Used.

Announcement was made Yesterday
that the profits of the 500. 900. 0o0 gold
pool which was formed last fall. when
sterling Exchange Nas ceiling AZ prohihi-
ngur.s. would u" approximately
Ss0.oOn. IL = the intention ~ tho gold
pool committee TO turn the money over
TO tho banks which participated ~ the
pool
When the gold pool wa formed some
thing iu excess OF Sos 600. GOO was sub-
<cribed by The banks o. ;he country and
Of this sum only about ~ Geo 600 wac
ur,H
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uNNO>SFS.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COuN-
LILLIAN pCNN. PRint'n, against
LLOYD pI'<S Defendant. summons.
Action 20 Aunul Marriage, c. c. | No
ts'r-i9l5
TO THE ABOVE-NAMEp DEPENDANT.
You are hereby summoned to answer The
complaint IN this action. and to serv" a
op" Of vour Pnswei on the plHintiN > at
t'ru"ys .I'Niu 'wenty DAYS after 'he
service ~ this sumnons exclusive % he
day Of service. ana IN c1ss OF your failure
To- sppru- ~ answer. Judgment NJ ne
akiius YOU Ny default, for the re
licf demanded IN the complaint
pat"d, New York. %January 25th, iolb
AlNN NAN GORDON. EVANS 4 KELLY.
pigirnu Attorneys once and Posi-
ON zee Address, So 40 Cedar street.
New York city.
TO THE AHDVE-NAMHD DEFENDANT.
LLOYD DUNN
The foregoing summons Ia served uron
you by publication pursusnt 10 an order
Of Hon Daniel + Cohalan, a Justice ot
the supreme Court Of the state o. New
York, dated the lith DAY Of February.
1915. saii summons am IN. complaint
having been n'ed In tho once 81 the Clerk
Of tho county ~ New York. In the County
Court House In the CITY OF New Yo-k.
Borough % Manhattan, In SAID sta's NJ
Dated New York, March 9Th. 1915.
ALNN. NAS GORDON. EVANS q KELLY,
Attorneys for pialnrr. Once and Post
ON" Address, 80. a. Cedar street,
Hor"ugh % Manhattan, city or Ncw
York
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bad MANAGEMENT"
Com ptrolI~r Williams Lnys blame
for Failure On Bank Itsclf.

WAsRtNgroN Marco i.-Comp;ru.Ier
OF the Currency Williams issued Il state
ment to-day laNinl me entir" blame
Tor tho failure of IN. 60 man National
Bauk OF Pittsburg ou ;ldl;y manage
ment. According TO tbs statement, IN
v~estigation has disclosed tua' the en-
tire capital and surp!u. OF s,o0. OO0 and
S5ei,0Oo respectively have been wiped
out.
This Department has been earnestly
endeavorins to rectlty and ameliorate
the bad conditions which ere found
% exist in this bank al the beginning
Of this administration" the Comptroller
says. "Th. troubles OF the bank had.
however. progressed too far, and de-
positors and sh1 rehol!-rs are paying
he price of bad management.
AFTER o%rsuitaiiun with the national
bank examiner and The local Clearing
House officials IT, directors las night
passed "a resolution 10 close the bank.
National Bank Examiner Cooper is noN
n charge OF The bank - temporary re-
~ceiver."
A. the NatiuHal city Bank II was
stated that the bank Was amply Sc
cured AKA inst any loaa from he failure
OF the German National RAM of Pitts
burg. II was added that the .nStitu-
ton always maintained q v"ry cIvtIt-
able balarc" h"re. ana thGt tho Closing
Of the hank came a. e surprise cf-
acials If the National Par. Bank, an
other correspondent of the German Ma
tlonai Bank, made the same statement,
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lllth 81
The approximate amount OF III. ~ -
scribsd property Is 20 ne sod Is nt' q
with interest thereon from FHhrls-r "a
1915 together win co.,. 'na 40 'At.'
February Ioth. 1913, together "i'h he .
penses of The snIe TN" 'rn-'Alm.''
rates or Other iiene. which are 80 b. o..
ioaod TO the ouf Of the paf.he'
money. or paid BY the r~"ierer' is ''
The above described proper 81, 70 b.
,o'd pub.ec, TO tho facts specified i1 ~
judgment herein and to be specific. 'r -.
p'''d MICS SfS GsEtEiLzlsiiE!RR'S-EEn " 49,.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NV
York-Samuel Herbert. Wo.f" 4nl o.hen,
Plaintirs. against sarah r GREEN oil. an
In p-ursuence o; a judgment - 49,.
closure ana sal>. duly mhd' an i"
~ ffo,Sh' '1sv o. rsbru5rv .,I ,.
tnd.rsignsd the referee !u sdl' .ytr~I 20
named, siu seIl At publ. auction. '4.
s.r,e'. In .ie Borcurh of Maun,..,. 0
OF New York. on fH" lNfh 4tr ~ NJ ,
1918. at IL o'cloct noon on that aa. D.
dire5,ed by hid 5aagmont TO ,G e.
'a!r lot piece "' parc-, a. .'.'
er.rtel- situate wing ana ha'-e
borough of Manhattan 90 thc co. n'
York, IN N County ana S't'" "
! H. bounded an' de'o-.ne3 DE-
Beginning ef RI point or tho r'r'
o. Tons hune-ea ena G'y..'h
"ss'"rly from! nc CORNER ...rt
rIr4-ec AM c',yeu'n ~HD"' 'H
.sstrriy side - Eighth A....'
'herc' nor'h''.. ptr'.''. ~ ''f
WI ono Augurai 'eot "... on 81.
....uHu H.LHU.".. LNHL- ono |-.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
MAXWELL Motor ssIes Double.

Activity in the stocks OF the Maxwell
Motor Company, according TO statements
sent 10 newspapers yesterday. Is nc
counted for by the fac that the business
AT present Is more than twice that Of last
year,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
Coal H~avers' strike settled.

LIVERPOOL, March g. The coal beavers
strike, which has dela yed the departure
Of Atlantic liners for several days, was
settled to-day, The non returned to
worn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05

WASHINGTON. March THE day cal
in the supreme Court for Friday; M.
III, ne, i7s. lS III 81, itS, lS 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

i. n DREW N PRo. fHC. shorlus and
snea' pi!ing. - lin. street, p|etitinn In
bankruptcy by red orr, one Of whom
i- George = Drew, she claims $50 500
salary 20. president -. m. Coz poraiiou
The hu .iucss va one ~ 'hr oldest IN
his line IN th- c.-y being established
b. iSif T. Wat incorporated IN 1904
and ls S1'd 10 haze l".u 81 r"rd'd nv "a
ht' COMPANY iu jgrH 1914
WILLIAM VAIl. tNf. plumbing "@ou'rtc-
Cor. . tr. r~"..h t~"~'. p~"'ifi'u IN
p.~nNTugtry D. cred. urs I4,u,l'i"-
sad - 90, 5000. t.,e'. $4,000 Ildgs
IougE appointed Chtr.cr q. H~rocin.in
receiver. The h%usiursa Nas 'ncorro1a'cd
IN Iuly. zoos 'ap!fal stock, $4,000.
EOEHLER. INC. Stationery and
fancy paper articles, 40 PARK Row, as
siEnm'Nt 10 Henry Lesser. n petition in
bankruptcy was also rled agains' tho
corporation by creditors .%Alphonse J.
Koehlcr IL sccretury OF The company,
which was incorporated in 1871.
WILLIAM j. MARTENS, cafe employee.
1854 Amsterdam avenue. Med a petition
in nanNrurtcy liabilities, sec, no
assets,
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Petition Dismissed.

WILLIAM A ROwAN-Judgp Mayer has
dismissed the petition H. bankruptcy hl"d
on Tursday against william A. Rowan
shin broker. 90 West l35th stree. The
claims OF two ~ the p%etitlonir1 creditor.
have necn paid ana tive other creditors
consented "a ihc dismissal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-05

ATLANTIC kNITTISG MILLS fNC.
manufacturer NJ krit goods, 20 sullivan
street. assignment to Irving l.. Ernst.
Thc company Was Incorporated on lanu-
iry Il, 1874 Capital stock, $4,000
NaS Strasrner ig president,
KLE$ERI 4 ROSENBlITii, INC, iobbrr
Ia plumbing supplies, 1854 First avenue,
assignment TO Clarence ". GHylur ",
Nleucrt IL president, The business wns
started In 1905. H. Nay. 1913. me com
Juny made a cnmposi'iou ia bankruptcy
ar 100 cents on tn dollar.
ADDLiH J. HIllS'I 'ohner in Jewelry,
So Nassau street, asa !gnment to ArChi-
BALD Palmer The business was started
In lss. Nj Hi,sch has carried Il on
alone sinc" February, 1919.
WILLIAM r MARGFFIN, painter and
decorator, 36s West Forty-acCcnd s'rc"',
Assignment Ia \. MURRAY t;Oseufhai.
HENRY kEHElt. grocer. ls1 East tirhty'
eighth street, assignment n H"niHmir
GTo.Sm6un.
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HENRY GREENHE(6ER, grocer, 2sl4
B~roadNiy. schedules show Liabilities
~ n7iN and assets % 81 800
MARIE RUNNER, tradlng as thc Elite
ShoI, dresses. ~ West Thirty eighth
street. schedules show Liabilities Of ~, 40
and ns,nta % ts7f
MANDARIN WAIST COMPANY. ~ Greene
street, schedules show liabilities Of 81 g0s
ana essetH Of $50
SAMUEL, RAWcHBERG, manufacture Of
pants. l22 Fast ~I}roauWay, schedules
show liabilities ~ $3.50, and assets Of
1880.
BLOCK MANDEL CLOAN COMPANY,
INC. zoos Third Avenue, schedules show
liabilities OF 8, 500 and assets of an
unknown value IN IN" hBnds % tho
assignee,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29

lfrpnfet; ielp / &ulene far 1na11 fun
berptte Gasfen / be5te1nte elmer.
!Snr Mon life @as' eIIer gIeftricitet,
moa man neies n1e6 BetroIeum.
st 0a6ebiIIeoe, iom er 1meget al
minoeligt, er bette: Gieneitepiger.
gon1le Nean0 og &oner> 8prn,
Weno / Chill og 1neo Ell aofaroe
ltaar / Slump forar Ell al 8orger=
fomiteens 8utiffer, bbor ser 1lo6e=
leg Sre / 1maa Bartier. &ber faar
to eller tire 5tbffer 8rGnoe. ser,
1elD ON 6e life fan barme ret n1eaet.
Dog ! alt 5al6 fan bruges til at labe
Mao be6.
Stemninge11 er urolig. Mer t1o,,
maa lebe. Man arbejoer, go1r til
I'm Ejenelte, banbler. 8utiffer, Ba11=
ter, &ontorer er aobne. Megierirqs-
111lttt1ltlonerne iortlptter 6eres
51nttion. S Sfoler,,e CT unoerbis-
1ringen bleben gienoptaget."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29
5ranfrigs pfonomiife Stilliua.

De itprIte frantic are6itin1titu-
1er bar fra 1. Sanl1or fripilligt gi=
bet Mffolo poa oen Sorocl, 5otu
Morotoriet bp6er oen1, i6et set fri
toger DEM for at 1tbbetaIe Dcootcr
og &ontoturanter.
Renae @eite1nrnelie, lou1 De ltore
frantic &re0itinititutioncr lor tr,,f=
fet I'll bebirfe> at u1eget betpoc!ioc
summer, Ser bi0til bar i%n1ll1obi(e,
mi bllber lat / Girfulatiou.
Bell1,tningen bier at Tranfrios
Situation / 9gbct al Sc
3 V{ooneoer> &rigen bar poret, os
111oer bhilte Ser er lugt @ellog poo
olle 93otionerS &rpfter, loo longt
ira er bleben ufiffer, at man tpprtz
lmoo fon 1tge, at oc11 ct / l11no llb-
Difling.
Sronfrig for life bnrct lapot til
at toge lin Silflugt til %offentliqe
H%obpoeller al 2aan og bur bog bee
ret I Ston6 til at beffc ll6qiftcr1c
til De rationale Sormoo(. (om hi>-
til onbragcr en- Sum al ouer 9
Milliorber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29
Spnoerjbllanb % arigen-

Com n1eooelt boIbes Ser / 6er11e
G'o @esltoner for set life ubban1,e=
&c Mon6fob oi 2ono7toru,cn, %
Solt, Der tibligere CT blcbe1 fosje<
reoe poo @run6 of Segemsfei[, fien,
oes I'LL ralf bnf for gobe. 1aaleoes
at bet life er ualminbeligt, at ser
toaes oper 80 grocert of DC trent
ltiIle0e.
5olf peb @ranler me06eIcr efs=
crnpelp1s, at en- 5lngtning al SEM,
Der life Blot er blino puo set enc,
Eje. men tillige Iiocr1bc al Mitblna,
er bleben fje16t for 900.
Sra an6en 5ibe fortnlles Set ret
gumoriltiife &ref, at Ell mano
mpotc puo cit at bisIe Geslioner %
meOOelte, at Fan bar Blind poo BET
enc 9ie, ibet ban trillmferenoe tcg
@loseiet u6 og lag6e poo @oroct
foran SesitonSberrerne. v@ipr lite
1oget, min go6e Monb,". lburcbe Sc,
"9e fer go0t meb set onoct Sic, oa
oi bar uon1erfet Brl1g for olle!!~
Gr set itoltnpbnte n1oolfe Ii6t
o%berbrebet, laa ct set / alt JoIb eli
MntDoni11g al Sen tbife gnergi OF
lna paa bette Smraaoe. On Mos}c
1t De gfennelfer> man tibligere foS=
Icreoe, fan TIT benDttes til @urui=
1onsfontorerne, til Naoben= oq Mn,-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., til set 1torc
Ner1one( lumber S11tenoa11tl1rcnS
1nar1gcorteoe @rene> til Ms1ltance
oeo Grpnet olo., mebens alt ser be
itjeftiget normolt Monofob fan
nb til Sronterne.
Smiblertio, foroi 6eslionsmpn-
oigbeoerne I'LL erflnrer Sc tioIioerc
for go6e, er beruneo life
eibet at De abiolut bIiber inbfalot.
Ser bill forinoen u6gaa Sn0faloel=
1esorore, og EN- fortere l1b6annel}es-
ito ifol giennemgoos.