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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-10-07
Tax Commission Wins
Supreme Court Holds
They Must Be Paid Old
Appropriation Holds

Bismarck NJ D. Oct The rendered
~ s
Il is held that the legislature had bill
which bill failed. -
held that the legislature of 1915 failed to
propaton the
5000 for the biennial period. !. -
The decision by Burke.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-10-07
HEAVY FALL OF
SNOW IN WEST
NORTH DAKOTA

Mandan, N. D., Oct. IA four day
rain storm turned into snow this
morning. Mandan had a small fall,
but Dickinson and other points to the
west had a fall to a. depth of several
inches.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-10-07
REGULAR MEETING TONIGHT

A regular meeting will be held at
the Salvation Army hall. 615 Second
avenue onrth. this evening. Band
master Schar will be the speaker and
win be assisted by Captain Simpson
and Cadet Kendall. The public iS In.
vited to attend.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-10-07
Billion Bushel Wheat
Crop, Greatest Ever
Produced Raised by :
Uncle Sam This Year

Washington,
preliminary bushels
the record crop of
The estimated at S06159
600 bushels, 9S,O00000
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-10-07
British Censors Holding Up
News From Serbian Front
London Holds
Up Serbian News.

p New York, Oct. T.
q The London Office of !
p the Associated Press
p cables that thousands
q of words of news dis
Fl patches from it's cor
q respondents in Sofia,
p from the German lines ;
p on the western front
= are being withheld by ;
& British censors.
81
~ 81 ~ ~ ~ 81 - ~ - - - - - u.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-10-07
Extent of Teutonic
Invading Forces Not
Known--French Gain
New Victory in West

7-Aexander zais has accepted kna constan-
according Reuter-
on that be Iowed representation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-10-07

Berlin, London-The French offensive resumed
reputsed, the
office
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Continued on Page 1o.)
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w Il AT III u n .

Fair and continued cold torieht
perature.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Eos,gn L. J. JORDAN. detached GeorEii; 70 Psdu-
ps r1, CHARLES L. NORRIS detached Mon
p.s.ef Asst. Paymaster Fl. L. BEACH. detached
Washington; 10 Montana, ,.7.,.p o.. 1s,,,,c s,,-
At. Paymaster ]. G.; NENlLh' 70 ASIAN ''A
Chief BoS,swsia A. T. WEBB. detached Talahsss-
see: 10 temporary duty Hartford coiiue,tlou ~
ihs out Baltimore aud duty Oh board "heh com
cbiIf Boai1wain FRANK BREsNAN. detached re-
cciving snip at Puget Sound, 10 supply, VIA req
Mscbin riipG G. " BALDWIN detached Florida; u
cl'ief Bostsaain FREDERICK W. MULLER; dc
tsched navy yard. Portsmouth. y. H. req j
10 '"'''''' MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
Jan. l2-K-8. K-4 and Iro1uoi'. at Nsah Bay,
jan. 'i iamCr.ar at san Francisco south Dakota
a. Tibur0u. West Virginia, az Bremeuoni sJlpE,
al Indian Head aud Washington.
SAILED.
Jan. I3-Rhods Island. from New orleans for Nor
folk. South Dakota; from Mare Is ana dor
syIph, from Washington Tor Indian Head thence
return Washington.
FsrraEut. assigned duty with San Pedro division
Of California Naval Militia -, ..,.-.4
70 proceed from Bremerton TO san Diego. Via sar
South Dakota. now at San Francisco. ordered to
proceed 10 Bremerton FOR duty with Pacific reserve
Di1ie. now at Boston. ordered TO stop at Newport
BiSEsiy and Morris. now at Newport. ordered "a
New York yard for docking.
yesuvus. now at Newport. ordered to Boston foi
Neptune will Leave Hampton Roads for Guanta-
namo with cargo OF coal about Jan. 20.
First division reserve torpedo hotils, Atlantic
Beet. except Lamson ordered 70 proceed from
Charleston 10 hey West.
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INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating n trade matters and
conditions should be addressed TO the Ll-
itor OF the Buyers Column.
Question: am a city salesman for
a local concern, and succeeded man
who. about two years ago, withdrew IN
order to engage in business on his own
account Recently this man re-entered
my firms employ, and he insists that
must not cali on his former accounts,
notwithstanding the fact that they
were given to me by way Of leads and
that my firm wants me TO continue
working in the city. Would, under
these circumstances. my firm be right
or justified in backing up that mans
claim? Very truly, A. b. Answer
Owing to the fact that this man left
the employ Of your firm 20 engage IN
another business, YOU should by all
means have the right TO call on any and
all accounts that you have been selling
since his departure. II he had made a
success of his business he would not
have come back to work for his old
employer, and therefore he should be
satisfied with present conditions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15

steamers UoUias'on lBrl. Borfsaur Dec y. Fer
roi a and Cape Henry Jan IL. % Barber & 60. m
ballast. Bar d. 90 o rl.
jamestown. Newport News and Norfolk 70 The
Od Dominion S. 60. with passengers and mdse
Quarantine H.l0 .. u.
sabine. Mobile jan g. Tampa and Key West O..
10 tlc NaIl0y SIS O.. Hlll passengers and mdse
Quarantine az o. m.
Comancho. Js1Eaouyllle Jan II and Charleston II.
b the clyde IS Co. with passengers and mds@
Naanzas. Rotterdam Dec -. 70 A N Petersen
with mI,e Highlands saJ . m.
40 Grlrde. Galveston Jan 2. ~ cs Mallory -
Co. with mise Quarantine. 1905 a m 800
Nta Port Arthur Jan 3. On the STANDARD Oh
Co. uIil mdse. Quarantine. 05 d m.
Citg nj Erar,- P0r- Arthur Jan ?. n the
Standard OF Co. with mtse. Quarantine. 9.lj ID
Apache. jacksonville AID Charleston. Quarantine
.t
verona ItaD. Genoa Dec 20 Naples 20 and
pa .m1 1t. t0 fairfield So.a1 Co. with IS hrst
no second cabin and go stcer4gs passengers. mails
a.I ui--. Bar. G.lJ 90.
Hudson tFrl. Bordeaux Dec IS and Biiboa %. 70
us Compagll8 Generate TraH,atautiIue. With Is
sa-lal cabin and 10 steerass passengers and mdse.
S'ratiosrros lBrl. Cariir Dec g. to Barber &
Co. $40 ballast Bar. 10 no.
NsuI,0u Dirl, London Dee ~ and Plymouth ~,
% tls Atlantic Transport Co. with mdse. Bar. Z
Roma TI, Marenles Dec % and Valencia Jan
J. Oh Ias " Ewen a 90. niil cabin and Q
steeia-c passengers aud mlse Bar. I m.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Albany, Jan. l4.-These incorpors-
tions were fled with the Secretary Of
State to-day:
Podund. Commercial CO. Port Even: general
brokerage: So. 900. W. II. Dunn. 80 West Broad
way. y s.: D. NJ Potter. y. J. Weeks. n. Y.
Houston Holding Co. Manhattan: thestricsls
$40 900. II. J. Spring l.s llsth 81. y. Y. Samuel
spring Nc'ue fneder. y. y.
Hand Embroidery Neckweu Co. Manhattan
s. 500, Corueia Balog $50 w. B5th o.. " y;
Nauin Balog. RosA Brunn. y. Y.
rhe cts ~ Brooklyn Investing ard Mortgage
Corr Brooklyn $4,000: A. III. Remmen 5s7
Macon st Brooklyn. A @. Sehsfner aud iInItz
Kenpler Brooklyn.
BroAdvAy Auto Co, brooklyn; s. 900: Herman
LssEy' s. Cook 81. Brooklyn. Henry Lasky and
MAJ LGsky. Brooklyn.
commercial Brokers Corp. Manhattan. IS. 900
Philip Liudenbaum. l63 Schenectady sv.. Brooklyn
ID H. Bick and Mytou kriegef. Brooklyn.
Iohann's steamship Provisions Co. Brooklyn
10000. 4. L. Johanus Setaukei, L. J. Howard and
4 h. Flskc Brooklyn.
A - Importing Co Manhattan. general vine
aud LIQUORS. g. 900. Morris sinlnsky. 2 Jane a.
Rose rtrunsty and jacob Splitter. y. Y.
SffaHd Mems Wear Co. Manhattan; $4,000: n.
o Cohn. 80 " 90 o.. y. y. NJ. A. Meyer. y. Y
ID a. BoRee. Brooklyn
]. Brsus. Manhattan; wearing apparel 500 p
n61. A !. Braus. D. 18TH e.. y. v. NJ G.
Brau,. Samus. klasky, BrouI
Avon Al Glsss Works. Manhattan. S.s.sW. e.
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FIRE RECORD.

2.gj-lo Second av. John Derkass. $50
1853 East l0lst 81. Ms. Carbon. slight.
1858 East 6ith e.. william Black and
others. 1000
7i5-4ia Fast llth a.. y. schabala; triang.
s5j--507 West i30th ST.. G Zxeifel. slight
O5O-li West SSH ST.. Neaderthal & Co slight
I.sO-lI1 Norfolk a.. A hickman: 5000
gI5-lH00 Washington az. \ Green: trifinI
: 3o-tCl Park aT. NJ Isaacs: trfng
24D-s-1 D. llh b.. unknown. irifmg
a00-ifl b. 1921 b.. T.. Orand. trifing
a80-t2l " l2sth o.. Befaheimer a schwartz
uiiNE
440-a0j p egh &c.. h. Thrnklia. triHlng
sA,-,- El0cme Be- u kieIle trinug
Q 00-IN6 stanton 81. " CuDs-h. 81 900
a.lN-sNi W. Josh 60. s Rubin. tnning
1921 p S2d d.. % Connolly. trihlug
t.1f-ti Attorney ~. II Lor0u1st. trfng
4.l5-l3f BroadsAy, Cashmere Clothing 60 IN.
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their masters intimidate them. They u
never dare admit they favor a district
until they are in one and no longer
in deadly fear Of that class Of vultuIe'
A segregated district would at once
stop all graft 10 is easy 90 graz
when vice is scattered and hiding IL
is impossible TO do so when IL Is con
centrated In one place.
"Disorderly women always try 10
segrogatc themselves, even when laws
do not REQUIRE it, They hide away
only 10 be dispersed when some wee
committee or new police Official wants.
10 make o record by Cleaning up
the town. This scattering does apso,
lutelv no good 70 society az large ana
simply throws girls into the arms o.
The cadets when u is known the ia
is being put on in certain quarter
the cadets hang around. watching loI
raids. After a raid girls are often
nut into the street, with ecarcely any
clothes and no money. just at 'n"I
nitiful time IL sounds enticIng 10 near
some one say: Hello, Kid! us 700
had the deal you've been hano'u,
Come TO my fiat for while anG
vou1l have a chance TO get yourSeIl
forethcr.' Tired and homeless Nne
girl goes with the cadet. 81
After a few days Of rest ana goou
food ne suggests that she 60 on the
streets. 1t won't be long. III soon ge'
work. he says.
Taught to Use Drugs.
Tn most cases she is taught to use
drugs i'm order 20 give her the laIse
courage necessary TO rob men. IN
district the girls would be freed from
tbe mower OF these creatures. As u
is now. the street girl believes neI
cadet is a necessity. When she Is ar
rested. who else will do anything aoI
her except this despicable creature q,
cadets make girls lose absolutely an
corf5oDce I'm themselves and all sell
~csnoct They must have at least some
OF both Of those qualities ocLoIe ."CS
holm the tourney back on the to@u
IN rosrcctable life. Hundreds OF ElI's
would leave the life If they knew OF
..,,,e vov OF doing 10 without notoIt
civ I know what ! am saying IL -
trIc What they dread is the lmeiehI
.tot always blazcs when they are Sent
- a reformatory or reclaimed IN inc
.,srol wav. By my plan OF secret
reclamation, 'frst aid can be gwen 10
o. Girl before mark that WORD pc
fore She reaches the courts and mas
been branded publicly, ,.,.-loIo
"Can the social evil be abolished .
v-bv' ~ course it can, When girls are
r,ye1 decent wages they will not have
70 sell themselves i'm order to Keep
from starvation. And when men are
Zen decent wages they'll marry
vourr Educate the poor people, ana
ss one of the fallen remarked to me;
Wen earn our living by our 6rains !,
and not by our bodies I'm gong 10
y.r.ta 81 book on this subject, I'm at
work on 10 now
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b Warner SIC West lisd st.. y. =; J. Lands
berger. ~ Y: J. Hartman. The BrohT
Fahncant Manhattan; wOnleu.s custom mace
clothing; $4,000, !. FsbrcAnt p last stth ST.,
N.Y. Heller II. Levy. The B-onr.
Crown Pad Co, Manhattan. $4,000; Z. Rubin,
sel Wadsworth AZ. y. " J. EI.h. Brooklyn
A Herman. The Bronx.
Thomas + Tlohy & Co. Queens Borough sen
eraI contracting. $40 900: r +. TIohy u Flushing
Place. queens. J. Upton. Flushing; J. H. kruger
TTo5icim. American Fruit Copn., Manhattan;
pineapple culture. etc. so 900; b. J.. Weber. 70
Vesey ST.. y. y: l. C. Henderson. J. Lee Nlchol-
Roth & Mgrgsn. Brooklyn contractors. etc
s. 600: j. W K0th 1870 1lst o.. Brooklyn. T..
Mofgen VI J. Grady BROOKLYN.
United Program Rental Service ~ New 1Ork.
Manhattan: 500 900. A. Warner. 80 West i0th d.,
y Y:H " Warner Orriu s. GOan. y. y.
Kapian & Rosenberg. Manhattan. merchant tailor
Ing: s. 900: NJ kap.an. % East lQ6th 81, y. Y:
l. Rosenberg l. Rosenberg n y.
Mime. Irene" Manhattan, Women's clothing
etc : SO. 900: NJ J. Montgomery. ltl Last Alst
81, " Y; l. c Montgomery. c. u. McG0~ al.
simcott Motor sale, Co.. Buralo. $1,000; ..
Z KnoWton. l1s Summer e.. Bunalo: Y. 4. hel-
logg. 4. A. Sullivan. Buffalo.
Milne Hall and Johns Co. Hone'l: lumber.
etc : $40 900: A. v Milne. 1885 Grand Cent Term.
n VI T.. NJ Hall \. Y: A. Il. Palmer. Madi-
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WHAT THE BUYERS WILL
LOOK AT TO-DA 7

los INcrrTs-Nfrts. Far, waller Co. g +
T'tt9Ffor. iarss. no vs. go ~ lith n11t nj.
NTW ORLTANS-B " Davis a 60. VI 49,
trbs iu ladies' muslin underwear, -NIf'N ~
mems shirts mems and ladies ho'lc)' %
2e'h 81 Room 4l|A IL t.,,
AN ANTONIO yIN-Saul N0H1n 80. p ~ NV
,o,,'r. ana ferrrIrv. 10 W 500 st. llh tgnf
sAN JOSE. CAL Hart 4 s1a c. A,,5s n'''
ct pGI-I-N,rhsIur- Bros Misf DORIS s.'N'
W. Goodhnd merchandise manager 1917 b"@'
afh floor L. ~. A.,
Roth linens and handkerch'sf'. Mf Sil'1'nofhe
TOYS and dolls. 80 80 A. 18th fo'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
FIRE DEPARTME EMIT.

Rstirsd.-Chie' OF Battalion J. Keloch. els, Bat
TALON. pension s2ooo. Feb. ! frmn list sradel d.
Y OMEN. Eng %. pension ,7oO Jan l6
PromOtIOn.-Cptn. +. }. Ginispie. Eng Al. an
acting chief Of l5th Battalion.
Penalty impOssd.-Frmn. first ErAdsl J. V. Bru.
ton H. L. a.. absence without leave; seven reg
ulsr leaves ~ sbsencs BE- Withheld
Charges olsmlssed.-Frmn. first graded J. Ruiz
No. !. Eng Al. reckless driving. Eng o. II. Grels.
Eng 81. reckless driving.
Leaves Of Absence mo payl.-Cptn. x O. Moth.
Eng So - hour, Dec 81 frmn. fourth grafsi
y II. Hemmes. Ems. 1853. 90 houu Jan 81: II.
W. T. FHey Eng a. IL hours Jan IS: Eng
J. Hsnley. No. 2. Ems. o. ~ hours. Jan. ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JANUARY H.
Manhattan.

The fret name "a that Of the debtor. me second
that " the creditor and date "hen Judgment wa
pri A-i-e B-Csrth Estate: Dec IS. 1919: :52i -
non IC-epi.-krakauer Bros. DC, 3, 1909; sZb6 IS
Strsne' c D-B q Sculy: March 20. 1919 lean-
cclcdl. - ,--, &C. 80 - % %
HII,,H..1' sl3s 81
Hartman Construction Co and hsAo Hsubsa-L.
II S SpeIDeICi Nv Reed. July 3. 1906: iiOi
~ 49, Ian 1918: 500
Bey sophe-k II Troy. Dec ~ lsit' sSt 20
A''..' "''' s.. 826 is
90 Ct.ranr{-Italizn Swiss Colony Jan II,
-IitoE g,s~s1.di. 1857 26
u.,,-osrn M Ill SchlesinIer: June q. 1914
"'''' Sl19 IS
Co.. s.r.. Iuns 2T 1910: SECS 40
Ss-tt,,, n 81 szanitrik: May s, 1914. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
DOOMS GRADE CROSSINGS
Board Orders Fifteen Changes
on Erie in Paterson.

Trenton, n. j., Jan. l4.-Fifteen
grade crossings on the Erie Railroad in
Paterson are so dangerous that they
should be eliminated, the State Board
of Utilities decided to-day.
Work Of elimination will cost s2,o4S,-
21S. It is directed by the board that
the work should be permitted to be
done in sections.
Proceedings 20 have the crossings
done away with were started under the
Fielder grade crossing act" of March
u, 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15

-.,.,,., svs,sr, co-H y Slayer; SIZE 81
T3jio.son. H. Jeanette Ackleni Ac5len;
i,s.. 49, -, r.,s,s1. Sl33 lS
Telman { C~-E James, 3y99s -
IulL - u p CO R6chs: 1878
itic'-A' =" sos 20
UppsrnAn. W B-Nsuonn Nisau BANK Of u
ya--iale &c Place. Az ~
Waiss stella F-Mare Louise Hat 90, mo s!So 20
Me sales Co Inc-S WeisemAn 81 al; siVo %
Wsrkc. III ~ Michaels Co; SiSs
waldo. l.. and Helen M holHr' 100 .
The Bronx.
nll.-' Tn "a Gorker- S2lS IS
49,. l. SANGER. 81 30l 20
e'o'9' n -r,t,,-, " S344 Of
Tro-opfrz D-M Spaziante; s5li ~
NarIoue G. and Cd Polns. sSeg ~
N.o.el,en P-Alsndc Dock Co. |It'loa ~
Paul d Exuer Co-Hudson Trust Co; $500 3
sane % l.5l9 q
s~hnitz WiluAm-S L Samms: o. 10 %
Wight, \ W-TrcmOnt Holding CO; s4V4 II
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Temporary Asssnmsnt.-Pumn.w W. Charles. 1890.
20 G. o.. 10 days. Jan. t.
Leave, Of tb;snes.-No pay-Ptlmn J. @. Dau,
2Cth. l day Jan li: NJ c. sEigert. G9th. DAYS
Jan. 20: J. Scarlet. ssth DAYS Jan. u. 1915.
Advancement to Cradss.-To 1850 grade-Jan
2s-Ptlmn J. J. Mcintyre. s5th. J. ]. Cos. d. Il.
W. r. Mencke Goth. r. A. Fennelly h. B. To
81 $50 srsde-Ptmn !. G. Bter. 5th. jan. %.
+. W. schAll. e77th. Jan. g. 10 slIs0 eraie-
Ptmn =. J. MAlicy. lb0th. Jan ~
Olsmlssed.-Jsn. ~. Pumn. T. DAILY it5;h prr-
cnct charge. Dec. %, intoHicAtion and conduct
uubecoming an officer De- %. violation % uls
Tules. ds0bedience 81 orders AID lE!a.11.-1a--
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NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

IbI ItltsIalu 70 IH' ITIlIIr.I
Trenton. X J.. Jan. 14-Unldue Button and
Novelty Co. Inc. Newark $4,000. Lppa Bsra-
NOT. c. stol.z. H. W Sganwick. Newark
Kelly Bros. Co.. Newark: $4,000. A. Kelly.
Margaret l.. Kelly. +. Treger. Newark
william Browns Sons Co. Camden. $4,000
W. Brown. W. Brown. j. A M4cPeak Camden
CleVcnger Engineering Co. Jersey CITY: si5. 900
o. l. Cle'engeri Jersy CITY: J. X. Cleyeugsr. Media
T. l. Weed. Newark
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
U,vrs Jan m Flodde Hrl. New fmki Inn
C1,,sifsr jan ii-Duccs a. Aosts IiaD' Hef
Ioaoon Jan. Il-FIorizel fBr. Nsn York ~.
Copenhagau. jan. li-Gcorgs ha"iey' Ne" io''
81 Vincent. &. v. Jan. e-Hyacinthus tBr ufom
New York;. Cape Town. ETC. 81 D.. g.oot.
Klrkval. Jan. lO-Llama. Ne" forS TOT '"1N
Cri,io5al. Jan. l-Zscaps New York i9r cS ara,
seua. SAINTS Mara. Lartasena Tor No" i''A
tnri prOCeelelI. A.. "a,
Balboa. jan il-Eyelyn. Seattle for Ne" iofa
land proceeded. ~
SAILED.
Iiyerp1ol Jan ~. I . m-Baliio fBrl. New foth
pirseus. Jan. 6-Thessalonid lGreekl, NeH fofN
Nanlet Jan G-Tanrniua Utah. New YORK -,
pGf Talbot Jan i4--Lombok tDu'chl NeW iork'
BalIa. Jan l5-sao Paul0 tBra1j iron Hah'"s'
etcJ. New York
PASSED
Fa,,nci. Jan. ls--Chlcaso city tBrl. No" fo7<
Tor Bristol. ~, A. yo,s
Butt Of Lewis. Jan. lo.-JoeJ ND'"'' ''N'
f9r Aarhuus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
From he Tribune Bureau
Washington. January 10.

ARMY
Liejt Col. r. p j. NICHE catal-y. and Major
p p. LOCHMGE. cavalry. detailed members
Msi6r f. $ AWsTHoNG cavalry. detailed n
qsartc0uas-sr corps. vice Major ARTHUR lhAl-
Major LETCHER HAEDElLAN. 4th Cavalry. IS re-
Csd+s J. C. OHNsTAD and JAMES TOrrEN
Coast Ar Corps. lu addition fo other dute5.
d-sguatcI members Coast Al. BOARD.
Cspts W d. GIBSON snd JOSEPH G.. NAY; from
ass Wmeut 20 iIf, Mas !. thence TO- tnlrd
state, and report 10 commanding general west
Following ofcers from Assignment regiments indI-
Gated ID take crlt MAY J. Cant H. W. NIL
IFR l5h Inf. Tir7t ileuts GOODWIN CONF
WCLTRE. i1.hi' Idf'' and !. u. VAN W6RAmR
Sh M ss~o.d LieIfs T. p SCOWDEN. Sth
Iah If. A g. SANDEFORp s.h Int; A. 3
ESQ EGLE. -i.l llt.. and g. 4 SANFOh' ION
lll uncgp wih proceed 20 LllteI states auonl
p.i 10 commanding general. Western Department;
vs. Iti,ed ito r,65rt 10 Icommandng oficer
coast defences Of Portland. for assignment TO a
Flr.t Meats Il r. MKELLAR and y. y. WOOD.
Med. Corps. 20 Honolulu. for EXAMINATION Tor
promotion between Apnl l and 10 ,,,,rDro ~
Il MEIsTER LEOPOLD MITCHELL II. n;
VAN KIRK Med. Corps. 20 Letterman General
Hospital. Prcsd0 81 san Francisco, April D. Tor
examination for promotion
sec5ad Lieut. j. T. HOMER Coast AT. upon ar
s, so, sai Csc SIC o 'G Ia Bay
Second Lieut. Is. Is. RICHARDS. Coast Ar, IRON
coast defeuces Of Tampa. 20 Fort u. q. Wright
Leaves Of absence Major G. A SKINNER Med;
COINS three months. upon arrival IN United
Ststes. Major H. L. CARMICHAEL. Coast Art,
one month. First Lieut. A. j. WHITE. ION Inf.
two months upon arrival On United states; First
Lieut. =. 49, ALLDERDlCE lOh Inf. ono
month. upon arrival iu United states First
Ts.u J. J. GRACE Coast Art. one month. sec
ori Lieut. UKBlNO NADAL. Porto Rico Resl-
meut of INF. two months additional.
NAVY.
Rear Admiral r. T. HALL, commissioned.
Ii.rt Junior grade) CLEVELAND MCAILEN.
d. naval station. New orleans. az aid 70 COM
maudaut January 70. .
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeDS OF the WOrld

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Irwin Off TO War for Tribune,

Will Irwin is TO return to the war
zone. He sails on the Lusitania jan
uary 80, and will visit the battle lines
in France, Russia, Austria and Ger
many TO write his experiences and OBJ
seryations for The Tribune. Mr.. Irwin
has been in America for the last
month
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