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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
The Bronx.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
APRIL >.
Manhattan.

tn. first nam, Is that n the debtor The second
.b,f of the creditor. and dsle when judgment was
NV rigs Of New York; H Nicholson: Dec ioit.
- - II Nicboison. De. + 1914: s. 20. IS
SAM = tri,cton 90 aud Cologero Duminucu
D'ifh, ~, WW'.traJ. Nav 10 1912: $685.
All a. II Howell et al: Jan Q, 1914.
us"' H-'N Sl6j Al
samc-Gimhel Bros y Y. June 10 1913; 5000
Pariac Bedford Corpn and II A hresshe-L Grre,
berg: March l.. 1915: -. "a >1yyssiit
Rankin. Earl-Uuny Realty Co; March % lsl,:
-. D-.s, "a R-N r Donovan; Nov 49, 1909
al D'''' siG9 81
Ru,ner. III " st.yen,on Dee l. 1914 Cysr4iedl
"uPIV'" s.. 1861
Kneriiz J. e. Lawrence ard W Sias-I Blm-
mlnger 81 al; Aug 3. 1910 tcancelleil' Sl4VoV
The Bronx.
Dalc W Lr-Notor Boat Publishing CO.. Soy ,;
ast'' "a Krssb.s. No, 90 1914; S3ij
hu ,ai "'''''''' - SIS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
Gets 57th St. Dwelling.

George : Brengls snd Russell W FORD. com
t,ffv- s.-enth street Company have leased two
dwellings owned by MARY ". White, - Liuhheid.
,.,ou AZ fhe northwest conner - Psrs az aud 1'lh
~ Cor twenty one years. 1ith renewal pfi',ses Al
s, 600 a year for the rrsi period The dNellings n
1. understood are % he reFnoieilei although rlA9i
Ia, II that Al apartment house al! be efecte1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
4 OF Columbus. Savannah. say. --
Tuesday. APRIL 8.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. 80 ?. III
Hawaii Japan. Cores. China. Philippines IVA =, ,
Ssu Francisco Persia ...-.. ..........'ap ri
Ususu fyfs san Francisco Manila ..... April ;
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia except
Wesii and Now Zealand especially ad- -, q
dr,s,ed) via san Francisco sonoma Aprl
usW.u FIJI Islands New Zealand, and
Australia except Vest via Vancouver -, =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
APEIL .
The Bronx.
BRYANT Az. q loo

BRYANT Az. w g. 100 N l65,h S. l0OGeio
CRY Mtr Go loans Mach Const Co. Inc. 10 erect
si1 . SIS apartment houses on paymentsl
EAGLE Az. = Soe2 ~ vestch.ster sy. "a
100: Rosenweis loans Sophie knepper. 20 erect
a . sy building q paymentsJ s. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Balboa. April 2-Brs1ford. Tslars for New York
land proceeded lnyerag tBr) from New York .
Wellington land returned for repairsl.
Crstobsl. April 2-HonOular, New York for San
Francisco. Harry Luckenbach New York for san
Francisco.
London March sl-Nebrssksn. New York
Bermuda, April ., $40 m-Bermudian (Br), New
York.
Demcrsra.
SAILED.
Liverpool. April I. y m-Arabic tBr). New York
Cristohsl. April 2-Advance from Balboa. New
York: Almirante lfrom New York.. Cauagena
HsYre, April !. 10 m-Nisgsra (fr) New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
ALTERATIONS.
AIRlL
Manhattan.

1em, under s. oO0 omitted
MADISON Az. 10: 10 a sly aud basement dwg
~ Matthews. 6iS Madison owner. GrOueuberg
n icuchtag BOB 1th az. archtS cost S.oo0
WALL ST. -. and Exchange n. % 10 an sly
bank and Offices. National CITY Bank. PREMISE
oaucr. Mckim. Mead Il White. lol PARK Row.
srclts. cost. $40 900
OH SLIP. & and 70 TO ; siy warehouse. A
Schcrmerhorn. i0l University ri. owner. Msyuicke
4 Irsukc - Union square North. srchts: cost,
$50 000
BROAD ST. q 70 sly store and Offices: Broad
i1chsnse Co. IL BNsg. owner. N l. Wilson
Go. Chirago. archts. co.'s g. 000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating TO trade matters and condition.
should I've addressed 70 the Editor OF the Buyers
Column.
Question Was the circular skirt
created in this country or in Paris ?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Washington. April a storm Of considerable
intensity developed Friday over the Florida penin-
suls and Friday night is centre was on the South
Carolina coast. whence 80 win move noftheastWarI.
As tie storm Will gain additional intensity during
It's moremc'i' along the coast. storm warnings have
been displaced from Cape Cod 10 Wilmington
y. e. There have been rains 10 the last twenty
four hours iu the south Atlantic states and on the
north Pacific coast and light local SHOWS about the
Great Lakes. ] air weather prevailed elseH here.
Temperature have risen decidedly over the plains
state, and the Roxy Mountain region. aud are
decidedly above normal Northwest Temperatures
bcip, tire seasonal average continue throughout the
grCat central valleys and the East and South. the
readings being unusually low for the season
throughout the east Glf and south Atlantic ssies.
There will he rains saturday IN the middle Al
lautc and the Csroiinas aud Saturday and prob
ably sunday morning ~ New England and Eastern
New York The weather viii become fair saturday
in the middle and south Atlantic states. In gi
other parts n the country the weather Will be fair
saturday and SUNDAY. except that scattered SHOW
lures viii rise saturday and Sunday in the plans
ftate. the Mississippi and lower ohio Valley and
the upper lake region. and Sunday I'm The south
Atlantic and east Gulf states. Temperature changes
elsewhere VIII be unimpousnt
Winds for Saturday aud sunday-Norh Atlantic,
Increasing east. probably reaching gale force over
south portion. middle Atlantic. east north gales
south Atlantic. fresh shifting gsies becoming north
west. east Cuff. fresh northwest winds. CUT.
lisr 10 moderate variable. storm on the South
Carolina coast moving northeast and Increasing IA
Intensity: upper skr-. light 10 moderate and vtri-
able. lower lakes moderate north 10 northeast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

NV BV TLUTNW FENNS.
APRIL ..
Manhattan.
I54TH ST. :. IL c Amsterdam sv. for ,ty
ieumt tlXS7.lI: West lSiih street Co. % Nassau
S.. owner 5 Cohen. JO3 jth sv. srchi cos;.
The Bronx.
UNIVERSITY Az. g. l2a22 Boscohel pl. Tor
three sty hrh tennis, - 4Ill6 SNl2j. 3Kil3. ~; ;
Ro,ue Bridge Really Go. II Rohrs. 81 "
l25th st. pres. owner. Neville a Bsggc. lOi W
s0th st. srchis: coat SIPS OoO
EXTERIOR ST. " ;. $50 n lj0th s.: for sty
angle iron she'd j0ye0. Barber Asphalt Co. 23S
Bvay owner and arclr cost 5000
MORRIS Az. cor leith s.. FOR ! sly brk
stores aud motion picture theatre lO0lai.%. J
Lehman. Bvay and Goth 81. lessee. Sydco Photo
PLAY Corpu. 13l Madison 49,. owner. \ German.
sa. Fulton ST. srchi. cost So 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL ?.
Manhattan.

45rH ST. 300 to 3I5 W. KENNEDY valve Mfs Go at
Aston c'al owners. McNslters contractor;
Osborne Rae a. Go. sub contractors. s335 y
Park Az. ?aS Universal Sheet Metal Workers az
Bins Bng Construction Co. owner; Osborne;
Res a Go. contractors. tN
BROADWAY. cor ia #. =: Gibson Iron
Works agi VI Schlnssi. owner. Hemeke Enslneef-
ing 60. contractor: s6i. 30
I'm Az, 5. whole front between cath and 18th
ste. lo' 6z2io. Dieh Mfg 60 sgt National CLOAK
Suit Co. owner: Osborne. Res Co. conlIsc-
SAME PROPERTY Parker Sheet Metal work. a.
PAIN ST. 20' W; Johnson Service CO sst National
cloak suit Co. owner. Bing Blns conirsc-
Tors: Osborne. Rea T. Co. sub contractors: s22"
Sd Az. list Msrshsvsky sgt Martha haliman.
owner. kallman. contractor. sos
NTH 81. Is and !. W. Jos GARY son. Inc. as
u West iiih Street Go. Inc. owner and conifsc-
tor: sls5
I'm Az. :. whole font be 'ween 2lth and 2jth
sts. lsi.6I2j0. Marx co sst National Cloak
Suit Go. owner: Osborne Rae Co. contractors.
SAME PROPERTY: W Johns MsnEille 60 ast
same. SlO5J. ~
SAME PROPERTY; Richardson Ph.ni, 20 asi
same. Sjii.
SAME PROPERTY; Heating Co sgt same:
sl5SJ.it
PARK Az. sc cor aed a. lIs-lG9: kesiing
Co al Akron Building Co and Ring Ring Con
siructicn Co. owners. osborne. Rae GO, cou.
tractors: S5i2 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
LIS PENDENS.
APRIL
Manhattan.

MtDlS0a Az. Do cor 29fh 81. o.. G-i> u Hart
mann ag' Mona Specially 60. Inc. - al fort-
,lr-urc NJ Mtg; att}s. WeSclrr & Kohn.
ESSEX ST c. aad properly ln Kings County ::
Joshua Werner rSf Joseph Befhowi'z et al action
to set aside corvcysncel. suy'. Morrison a
Scl,T
I34TH ST. alS ": Holly. trus. az Rudolph
Newman e. al foreclosure of mtg. atiys. Ga q
I4TH ST. us 1881 Az -. 2I10tl03.3. lith =.
G07 l.. 10Th e.. go W. Levi. Il. l6l and 10 .
Mitchell pl. cor l.f az. lSHs0.l0: 2Sth -. $50
T.. lclI -. l2e " i0'h -. 900 y, 9ith y. ~
and 2.s f. and 18Th s.. $50 W Abraham Green.
berg az Goldberg q GrcsnDcrs Inc 81 al
amended action 10 fofeclose vendors Hem: atty
VI Il Elias.
22O ST. 5. 80 fth az 25I9S . Gerrnana Life
Insurance Go sg' Rose e. al foreclosure oi
mtg siiys. DulOn 4 Roe
l2OTH ST. % So 200 Amsterdam az. 1jElO0: VI
RswboW 4 Go az y i Brennan - al action 70
f0teciosc mechanics licuJ. sttys. SirOuse n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03

SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL ..
Manhattan.
20 Az 1877. W CARRIER at s Solomon ~ al.
July o. 1915: $3.50
The Bronx.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND coNcoURsE. n W
cor lS2d 81. 22I57i Rice agt W Harens
81 al. March g. 1919: 1904 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
AND TEXTILE NOTES

Many new summer creations will be
represented on Fifth Avenue on Easter
Sunday. Designers have been kept busy
during the last few days making up
their rev modes to fit the models who
will parade along the avenue among
The Faster throng.
The prices named on several lines
of Passaic fabrics by Edward +. Poor
q Co. are as follows: National twill
drapery. 6 cents yard; Stratford
cretorne. 7 cents; San Toy robes, >
cents; Orion robes, Az cents, and
Carton robes, at Az cents.
II. W. r. Mali & Co. have sent a
notice to the trade that the worsted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03

Question-Kindly tell me where
can purchase a few pieces OF the in
closed material. S. ID. Brothers & Co.
Answer-Acorn Mills, pig Fifth a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03

Highest temperature yesterday. - tst p M;
lowest "a at 80 a. M . average. -. average
Tor corresponding date last year ~. average for
date last thiriy three years. IS.
Local Fer.esh-lncreasins clogdint's. followed
Nv rain. to-day. rain io-morroE. follosed by clear
Ing fresh sastery gales.
Humidity.
u.....s2 ?. mt ?. m.--.-.H
Barometer Readings.
8 = u sQ.ls ! =. m....sqli 81 n. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03

Foreeast for Special loeslltIes.-FoT Eastern kss
ysrl and Southern New England. Increasing ciouci.
ness followed by rain, Saturday; Sunday, rain. FOL
lowed by clearing.
Northern New England. fair Saturday. probably
followed hy rain a. uigS. sunday. ram followei ~
CLEARING
New Jersey Eastern PENNSYLVANIA. DcisFa,
Nsr,tand aud the District Of Columbia unsett CO.
proi,abiv rain Saturday: sunday. clearing
Western New York and Western Pennsylvania
party cloudy SATURDAY Sunda, fair.
Virginia rain Saturday; sunday fair.
West Virgins. cloudy saturday. probably rain /
east. sunday fair
Ioc.I ofneIai Reeerd.--The folloving ofcial rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In
Tic temperature for the last twenty four houfs. i
comparison with the corresponding date Of las:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port OF
New York.
.nNIAr1RE AMMO.


Sunrise. 54I. sunset. s26. moon rises. ll.2i'
moons age, is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03

Question the L. Klein Store, Of
Chicago. corporation? Arthur J. An
swer-Ies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
:. V. Answer-It is an American crss-

Question Kindly tell me the name
OF the commercial hotels in the follow
ing cities: Dayton, Columbus, Indian
apolis and Terre Haute? New Terri
tory Answer Algonquin, Chittenden
Hotel, Clsypool Hotel and Terre Haate
House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03

Csdwsisder. ! l.. and sno. trustees. to " Hutton,
orange. y same property same sttys; VI
Bankers Trust &c 10 y Y Protestant Episcopal Pub
llc School. 81 Wall Of. II W 5sth At; atty.
TCo: $40 600
y Y Title Ins Co to Mary I'M, % Riverside
Drive. 5il " 9Th II; attJ. y &C; $4,000
Thompson G q. 10 A CLARK. Ccoperstown. Y:
Buchsn. W, jr. IL W l. Levy - 18th 1t: s2d st.
as 22ts : Columbus az, ?2il00.s. same att;
Schroeder. y q. 10 Columbia Trust Co ~ ]. lt3
W losih u atty. Schroeder. vs. River 81. lio.
hokcn. "a. 81, 600
crsmer l. H. and .no. srr,. n. Dry Dock s,'inss
Institution. 3'l BoweD $50 West End az sty
NYLI& r Co 10 s V Constant. Yonters. =;
3iG / isith st atty. T q 4 r Co. 81
Williams. l., 70 l. 7 Co gdn: s's l2tth
VI same atty. se.IJO
American AIls 60 to Julia G schisrelin; lsilh st. n
- iej 81 Nicholas az. 5jr59: atty. y y ! 60:
schieneun. Julia c. 10 Dry Dock Savings In.tltu-
ton. 3'l BoweD same property same atty o.
Y Trust Go 70 y 4 Ridley Fsnwocd. y j.:
Brsdhurst av :. 1879 la3d n, ~ lltlo0 I.
aitys Bowers :. ~ Cedar II. $4,000
1 ) Trust Co ~ 10 & Tucker ~ al trustees, ~
Mamaronecl. y y lj& West Bwsy. atty. J. y a
TCo $4,000
LTI& T Co to c y Cronln 100 seth 4 5o2.
204 Mott II same atty N-'oeo
The Bronx.
Pfarris +. 10 & Wagner ir. $500
Tsubert A. to " nessuer. $4,000
Nesey. .. and ano. tns. to A Mrhlein sf.Sno
Lincoln Trust 60 TO 7 q a 90. '5.voo
Title Guarantee and Trust Go 10 l. Ncumsn. tl2.ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
REAL ESTATE
- TOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
"VhoIGI OF MANHtTTAN.

o. IA tiLhlNG BOkEES-FRED'K FOA
wet sea s. and 1ss Broadwsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-03
Local Fsvs..t--Inereasins clogdin,". foil
Humidity


Barometer Readings.
rnnn "a Il
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Ask your doctor about Bulgarian l-30-u
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JAPAN SENDS SPECIAL ENVOY
 TO PAN-PACIFlC EXPOSITION

Toxic. Feb. 20.-Admiral Baron Shigeto Dewa. who has been sent to San Francisco as a special envoy of Japan to the Pan-Pacitic exposition, is a heroic national figure and a veteran in the Imperial Japanese navy In the war between Japan and China he was the captain of the Takachiho, which was blown up by torpedo from a German destroyer during the bombardmeut of Tsin9iau. In the Russo-Japanese war he was command CT of the third squadron and took a brilliant part in various engagements. For meritorious services he was ere ated Baron and decorated with the second class of the Golden Kite (the highest war reward) and First Order of Merit His last post which he he'd up to the time of retirement from active service and his promotion as full admiral was that of commander in-chief of the first squadron at Yoko suka.
 Commander Seizo Kobayashi anc Lieutenant Commander Yoshitakt Uyeda who accompany Admira Dewa as adiutants, have both visit ed the United States before. Com mander Kobayashi was in Washing ton for six months in 1918 and is wei yersed on American affairs.
 Commander Uyeda was until recent lv an adjutant to Vice Admiral S Kato and participated in the blockade and bombardmeut of the Tsingtau for tress tie has studied at Harvard University
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SYSTEM OF ESPIONAGE
 BROUGHT TO LIGHT
HAD BEEN CARRIED ON FOR TWO YEARS AT BASIL UNDER GUIsE
 OF TOURIST AGENCY.

Paris Feb. A-The expulsion from Switzerland of a German calling him.
 self Julius Thomas Is alleged 10 have
 brought to light comprehensive sys.
 tenn of espionage which he had ear.
 ried on for a period of two years or
 more at Basel under the guse of a
 tourist agency IL is recalled that iA
 January 1913. all the French papers ran a sma advertisement offering good pay for easl work
 Applicants were directed to write
 to "Aget General Delivery. Basel" lt
 is alleged that this "Aset," was also known as Schwartz" his supposedly correct name, and also as Thomas. O and that under the guise of publish ing d tourist guide he solicited mat ter with a letter written in the fol. lowing vein.
 T am going 10 publish a new tour
 sts guide: l want 10 put into il all details of interest to travellers an il- deXed map of all the highways. paths and forest trails, addresses of all the hotels and auberges. all the curiosi- ties, monuments, buildings of histori- cal interest. In snort a complete de- tailed description of each locality with its resources. Send us this in formation concerning your neighbor- hood and we will remit you at once fifty francs, we will make it hun dred francs if the information you give us is of unusual importauce.'
 To those who sent in information Schwartz remitted promptly and wrote under tho name of Thomas, giving his address 123 rue France at Basel. asking for more details con corning the topography of the region. Tell me all about the hills. the ruins. the valleys, the forests, the stone or lime quarries, the lakes marshes, etc. Give me a list of the factories what they make, how much they pro duce"
 In his third letter of instructions it is alleged he threw aside the mask of tourism and asked for "a list of all the bridges in the region, how built and of what material the mum. Der of arches, length of each. the nearest garrison of troops. the num- ber of each arm of the service quar- tered there, a description of the forts if any and how many troops of Occu- patton, arsenals if any. or manufac. turers of powder ammunition or arms. If no reply was received hlacbmaN was resorted to. it is as serted Schwartz had taken care to recruit his correspondents among pos tai employees. railroad men, govern ment and municipal clerks whose re latons with him were certain to com promise them.
 You have taken my money he wrote them, and you cant back out now have the receipts tor the sums | have paid you and if denounce you to your chiefs you will be broken for ever If you think it is an affair of espionage, don't forget that you are already a paid accomplice.'
 By terrorizing his refractory cor respondents ia this way Schwartz pre- vented the exposure of his system for two years. It was the work of local detectives in Switzerland that caused his downfall
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meet the interest and sinking fund charges on the uationa' debt of $3Go,- 000,OO0.
 The size of the annual surplus makes it evident that Bumania- alone among European countries can increase its national debt to a substantial extent without imposing any additional burden on the tax payer.
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WAR MAY PRODUCE RECORD
 CROP OF ROYAL SPlNSTERS

London. Feb. 20.-One of the ef- fleets of war may be to produce a record crop of royal spinsters. The number of possible combinations in European royalty is necessarily im- tied. but with the international en- mites aroused by the war and the loss of at least some of the prince lings the chance of a princess chang ing her name is now comparatively slight.
 In tire case of England. there is Princess Mary, and the Princess Maud of Fife Intermarriage be tween the English and German houses. owing to the supply oi princes from the smaller GermaniC states. is traditional But that may not now be continued because of th' bitterness aroused by the war.
 Russia has seven grand dukes on the eligible list most of them enor mously wealthy. The young and hand some Duke Constantine may be the more attractive but Duke Dmltr Paulovitch stands nearer the throne
 Duke Dmitri's name, however. has been coupled with the Czar's eidesi daughter. At the end of the war treaties between the Balkan state' will probably be sealed by a number of royal marriages But the British do not look to the Balkans for roya mates and the Germans and Aus trians can not
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i've genius of the Germans has rot which the nation is passing. Many hundreds of these discoveries relate in some way or other to the necessi- ties of warfare Among them are all kinds of apparatus for improving the efficiency of arms. swords and bayO- nets and there are also a number ot articles specially intenied for the bet ter protection of so dlers in the firing line, whom the inventors are also anx. ious to provide with improved cart ridges and grenades for attacking the enemy New forms of arrows for in patches, while armor and safety appliances for flying machines have occupied much attention Signals of new models, tools for trenching, tougher barbed wire and instruments for cutting that of the enemy are all objects of discoveries. The clothing of the troops and their protection against wet and cold come in for much notice and it is to be remarked that over a hundred samples of wetproof socks have been sent in. Patent head, ear, eye nose. neck and knee
 protectors shirts. pants, stockings, jackets and vests possessing some fresh advantage over the old kinds have been received, while rapid cook CTS for the field, hand and foot warm CTS, cigar and pipe lighters. guaran- teed to work in the stiffest breeze, are among the artic es submitted
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each year d substantial surplus rang ing from sSO00,O00 in 1910 to $22,- 000000 ia 1872.
 The government of Rumania owns a large amount of productive assets, including railways government mo. nopolies. and public service corpora tions. The revenue from the public service alone. not including state mo- nopolies, is more than sufficient to
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RUMANIA MOST ELIGIBLE
 BORROWER IN EUROPE

London. Feb. 20-Rumania, which has just been granted a loan of 2o,- 000. .000 by the Bank of England, IS probably the most eligible borrower in Europe. according to London finan- cial experts
 The country has made such enor- nous strides since 1890, when Il adopted the gold standard, that there is no state in Europe that can now show such a thriving condition as re- gards national finances, they assert. For the last live years there has been
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SOLDIERS MONTHLY
 "OFFlCtAL BATH
Described by a Member of London
 Scottish Regiment.

London. Feb. 20-A desc ipt.on of the soldiers monthly official bath is sent from the front by a member of a London Scottish regiment
 'Yesterday We had a novel eNperi- ence." he says As none of us had seen soap or warm water for over five weeks We were ordered to take an official bath We were taken to town in the rear of our lines and es- corted to a large building. where fa- c.lties had been arranged for the pur- pose In the first room we were numbered off into squad ten men or so In a second room we emptied our pockets and laid aside our boots, bOnnets puttees and sporrans In a third room We threw the rest of our clothes into a heap and then made a double-quiCb to the showers. There were two men to each shower. and we were allowed ten minutes under the hot water with a generous supply Of laundry soap
 At the end of our ten minutes We hurried on to drying room, whcret each man got a huge towel as thics and rougA as carpet Then w&N rushed off 10 dressing room, where an attendant gave us anything we wanted in the way Of branduew un- derwear shirts and socks, while on hooks al one side were our clothes, which had been thoroughly fumigated
 After We had got back our bon nets boots and other property we were ushered into a room where squad of barbers awaited us When they were through. we marched. spio and span again, into tea room for tea and cigarettes. Could anything be better arranged 2"
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Uas Eggetts Goiden Tip tea for making iced tea. This tea is pro cured only from the early nowery pickings, which in this country is found In but few of the most exclusive stores. and then at prices varying from y2.00 to $500 a pound. Price s1.0O a pound. For sale by R. c. Mor' bis Drug Go. Phone 2A2. s-1O-u
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GERMANS INVENTIVE GENIUS
 NOT DUuLED BY THE WAR
Nearly 4,5oo New Patents Applied for
 Durina Five Months Of War.

Berlin, Feb, 20-Nearly 4.50O new patents were applied for at the impe- rial patent office during the first five months of the war and applications have continued equally numerous dur ing January. showing that the invent
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Bottled milk ana cream delivered to any part of the city, daily, Pure wholesome and rich. The Pasteu- rized MIX Go. Phone 1s a-2l-u