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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-25
GERMANS GETTING ALL
,FOODsTUFFS THEY NEED
Laugh in Their Sleeves AT English,
~ Comments ON Starvation That
Is Facing Nation.
WAR BREAD THING OF PAST
Most of Their Supplies Actually Come
Through English Ports-Growing
Feeling Of UncaSinc>S in Holland
Over Possible Developments.
ny ruIIIlp l:NrRl,vT.

r,>.-,,x -, g. - ,.,A
- ''''' '''"' '''''
starving German! and Austria into sur
render. ana a.;-os; every week some
T,~r-- --.- - -s4.,~;a, on tho
'
Whio7 3 ihs only SoSo!"ielN decisive
facto. y ;h.S va-
The ,.s--,r-s r,p- -sas .-,se things.
IN every 1TSf--.7$S cafe j" Germany.
quote these editorials WREN trying 10
arouse the sy-r7a-rtes @: Americans
with the Too- starving women and
babies. but strrultar ccuS.y tho same
Germans are laughing i'm their sleeves.
for they are getting practically all the
focdS-ri@f thew need through neutral
countries. and most OF il actually
comes Via England.
Dutch correspondents in Germany toll
"S 'lh' ""'t' '"' "'tA' ''NHc' S!S's'''
Is sun "n"'"''!''H ]" '''' many '"t "''
urea" - i't"N .'''4'S q ''t'.E - nv P"S''
'he output Oh FUR ""ea' ole"" - III
creaS'nE. an" ''e"" prices are GONE
Gown Ne."" "'s t'''! NOUS H"""''''ee
OF M"c"' 't""' On ''"i'".
4ho"s"""S "a 'o!'H - usS'"' "''e"
ma soN my N't' '"""E 'iI o"sA '''e
hrai!a'
~ .",
ms mere S'a''S t""l ''ls acu''.E OF inc
h"'''' POI SUI go "'tt
ur',S W" 49,
SUMS OF All hlhus' "htCh are inllheuI-
nteiE paced IN German lrelsht cars
constantly hned UP along the COCKS
ana sent TO germany via lhtcrs"EN'
while constant stream OF heaNilN-
laden barEes goes UP the khlnc frac-
tcally all these steamers arc allowed
TO enter the Dutch port because they
have already been examined at Hull or
other British ports.
Enormous quantities of animal fat
arrive from Argentina. which is made
into margarine in Holland and sent to
Germany as Dutch produce.
FEELING OF UNEASINESS
Is GROWING IN HOLLAND
rh o,.;, +oo,;,r Of unoosi,.ss &,
ua,,,rd rhoro !, &c to,rod and NOT
,,.i,hov, r.,so, I'M, C.rr,,,v ,ril1 M
,o,,k lIo,,o,d no eho did HcIripm as
eno, nc sho can snare , suricicn, force
- do On &c not preventing the Dutch
nrcss from EXPRESSING its oninion With
tbn u,mos, frankncss. even though IL
ha exceedingly disarrecable 10 Ger
NAM
TMus tho Amsterdam napcr, Telc-
craze writes
"Gcrmany has long been feeling very
bitter AGAINST the United States be-
cause that country supplies Gcr,nany's
enemies with foodstufrs and munitions
Is this really a crime? If so. Germany
was at least rs big criminal during
the Russo japanese War. not to men,
tion other wars. as the nation with
which she finds fault now.
1T is true Germany supplied Russia
with these things by land. and accuses
America Of sending her supplies by sea.
But without these American munitions
the war would be over in few months.
so Germany says me loss OF Germany
Is the result OF the domino" OF the
sea ny ''t 'teets ., '.'e ''''vS VIA
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan,

GOTH ST. ms 200 " lith av. cSxso: 4oth
st, n 8. $50 " lin av. a5xiOo; 10Th II.
. S2S " iith av; 7Sas:' ies,ehelds--
non Co. Ct a. foreclosure Of mortsaEe)
G3D ST. Al 4 4a w-renemsnt House
lation OF tenement house laws): atty. J
sackin ct al foreclosure Of MTG atty.
II Greenbaum.
i:6TH ST. 3ii E-Grace T Wells agt Marie
mtg) nttys, Lexow. Mackelisr & Wells.
18TH sT. IS. i66.. " 9th av. 2oxs9 .
Hortense Irar. at louis helizmann
Merchant.
1?D ST, n :, 1913 e Lexington av. is.ax
i??:-tortenss Tracy sgt Mrs chsrles
chant, Olena & Merchant.
BLEEcKER st, = e cor sth av. 2L7xl..ll
-Fortenss Tracy. agt Morris u Gold
OIena & Merchant,
TAD ST. u y. $50 c Lexington Sv, 1881
Folsom ct al .dow"eIr,' SsssS,: sttys "M Nor.
chant, Olona & Merchant.
TAD ST. n 5, IS e Lexington sv, ls.exio?. p
idower, 30; attys. Merchant, oiona i
Merchant.
7aD ST. n =, So e Lexington av. isexiO?. 2
--Hortense Tracy agt Geo e Clark. Jr.
ct Al. dover, &c; attys, Merchant olena
& Merchant,
Hortense Tracy agt Bertha Mowian ct al,
dover. Sc: attys. Merchant, oiena 4
Merchant.
18TH ST. $ s. 1868 W 9th av, casxss.s -
Hortense Tracy aRt Samuel C Htne ct al,
dover, &C; attys, Merchant. olena 4
Merchant,
ssTH ST, =, 40 o 6,h av. aSxlo:.: >
Hortense Tracy agt Mrs Fred A Con-
stable ct vi, dover, &c; attys. Merchant,
Olena a. Merchant.
Bronx.
LOT .. map South Observation-Disclosures
Yaker ct al agt Charles YAker ct ii
tpsrtttion); atty. J p Lamerdin.
LoSGrELLow. Av. VS.. $50 n IASayette
sv, toxioo-Shsldon Lsevttt o. al 20 tFus
ast Annie Ressr e. q tforeclosurs Of
mortGage): attys. J . Roosevelt
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Th. spanish liner Montevideo. sailing
to-day for Cadiz. will take mail. closing
at $3.50 A. NJ, for spain. Portugal anu
Gibraltar.
The Anchor liner Camcronia. sailing to
day for Liverpool. will take mail. clo~fng
NJ 1880 p NJ, for Europe (cxcept Ger
many, Austria, Hungary. Luxembourg. Bul-
garia. Turkey. the Netherlands, Norway.
sweden ana Denmark. Africa. West Asia
and tho East Indies,
Tho Holland. America liner Sicuw An
s.erdam. sailing tomorrow for Falmouth
and Rotterdam. will take mail, closing -
s:30 A. NJ, for Europe texcept Germany
Austria, Luxembourg, Bulgaria, Hungary.
Turkey, Norway, sweden and Denmark
Africa, West Asia and the East Indies
Tho Italian liner San Guglielmo, sailing
Thursday for Naples, will take mail. srs-
cially addressed only. closing at $3.50 A. " /.
for Italy. Rumania. Serbia, switzerland
and Greece.
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1s7D ST, ia r. = =, b3.5 . Crotcna av
25x7o. 2 sty dwclling--Theo Won Gerich'
ten VS. VIM schmits et al; Julius Heider.
man, atty. oliver T. Davis. ref; due
t.556.3?; taxes. &c, S3s6.72.
by Charles A. Berrian.
i<3D ST. 35s r, = y, 2Si.s e Alexander av
25Sl00. 3 sty tenmt and Q sty frame real
dwelling-I1souis Tenore VS. Teresa Tenors
st al; Chas d Ridgway. atty; Lewis Il
Sisson. ref: partition.
BY George Price.
wEsTCHEsTER -Av. e q. 1855 n Have
lem Savings Bank vs. Sarah y Mum e.
al. .Edw 8 Clinch, atty; Bernard ]
i:ecke, ref; due. fs.<s7: taxes, &c
BY james J. Donovan.
HERscHEL ST., 1906, W q. 25a.e 3 Iiaisey
pl. ?stxloi. sx26xef. 10-Juiia C schief
fclin VS. Norwood Heights Realty q Com
Ellsworth J Healy. RET; due. Ss.s1s.ss
taxes. &C. s&so.77.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders at
tOrncNt

with name and address Of lender. at
torpeyt
LOT so. map 1854, Of ?si lots. Clarcmont
Heights, oct 81, lell--Hildor T. \ Hans
son to Louis & Mary iIclinhurg, 1883
Clay av; atty. T @ co. i76 BWay 1850
TIEBOUT Az. n Q ls0th 81. 9ON:0, Api
30, lsi2--Fredk Donnclly TO Robt Sauter,
ls Belyidere st, Bklyn ...~.........tin0
WEST END Az. io6-los, . ), 6o2 n 6,th
at, 81. :xi0o. Nov D.. Iali-Thos L &
Jennie 7 Deviue 10 Chelsea Exchange
Bank. ?s6 W s4th st; attys, shaw. Y &
$. 2 Rector st ,........... .}ij. 600
Chariot" NJ Stegman 81 al 10 Ottilir r
Abbott. Hart.dale.. y -, attys' CaiNa'.
ader, W & T, 20 Wall 81 ......si.5o0
BRYANT Az, i457. W =. 10 II Jennings NJ.
sOxl0o, Nov 7. lei0-David Lowy to Muir
ray & hin Co; atty, 7 u Co, l76 Broad
ARDEN ST. rs, . +. 9ta n NaGle aV. 27x
llo. Oct 30. isi%-B rombers Realty Co,
1913 T. 3th st. 10 uensle CONSTR 90, $50
" e0Ith st: atty, l. y Marx. l2s liroad.
way s.. 500
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
lenders attorney
South of Fourteenth ST.
RIvINGToN ST. n g. 60 W Ridge st, 2ix
T Co. 16 Bway. Nov g.. due as per
VII .VOV
East Side.
tEast OF Fifth av,. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.)
LEXINGTON Av. e s. $50 = 74th st. 3tx
e3.e-Saml Newman to Gabriel Brcnauer
and ano. -: r SAD at. pr mtg $4,000. I
" . p c. Nov s: atty, d r siegeistein.
West Side.
CWet OF Fffth av,. between Fourteenth
and 1loth sp.)
WEST END Av = =. 5c.2 n seth n. 5o.2x
lso-Thos + Devine 20 Chelsea Ex.
mtg $1,000. due as per bond; @,tys.
shaw. r a s. 2 Rector t........ $50. 900
Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north OF 10th ST.
''l Win. ST " n ns :; 80" - = Nth in ~. sSs,',,.
Rochelle. N Y. Oct 30. pr mtg $1,000,
yr. 6 p c; atty. T G Co. i1s Bway. $500
Ar npaMs ST. {; e; n Sasl. Az; :;siiSm
mtg s??:5oo. : yrs, 8 p c, Nov 81: atty.
A,sst' z AT : M sns sos sw.y. ',siS 90
ssNfA' FNh ~ 100 ~
-Dreyfus Const Co to seaman Const
Corpn.- ! W 1880 st. Nov. j.. pr mtg
10000. . yrs. 8 p c: atty. o Englandcr.
SAME PRoPHRrY--same to Adam.
Realty CO. 10 L t3d st. Nov ;. pr mtg
Ns.boo. duo as per bond, attys. Wolf &
Bronx.
thorough OF The PronSl
GRAND BoUL e. CONCOrRsE. Q >. I's
n Fordham I'd. four lots each, b0xl00-
Four Bldg loan mtgs 337. 500 each-Con-
course Estates Corpn to lawyers Title
q Trust Co. $50 Bway. Nov |. l yr. 8 p c:
atty. L T & 7 Co. $50 Bway $50 oo
BRYANT Az. " =. 25.s $ l79th 81. sl7S
lis.i-Trojan Bldg Corpn 10 Stcinmetz
CONSTR Co. 1915 Glover IT. pr mtg si3.
800. oct ~. due az per bond. atty, l. 7
1T Co. 100 BNay. $1,000
PARkSlpE PI, n 5. $3.50 = W 20fth 81,
so l1xiI3s-F n onofrio. Inc. 60 Leona
Holding Corpn. Ga Park Row. Nov /, due
rs per bond atty. I q & T Co. ~
MippLETowN IN. n :. 50 9 witiism.
av, :5.Ixlo3 s--Edw G Gsinsborg ~ Vie.
toris Rsub. se7 r. lTsth 81. Oct -. due
as per bond: atty. Victoria Raub, 81 I
FoRDHAM RID. c Tiebout av. :7Ss
NATURALIZATION 7 IIolfelder 10 John
H~eidelbach. :S West End av. Nov .
due Dec 5. 1915. D y c. atty. Geo n
Hyde. ~ Park Row ..............sAio
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
KtLLY-SPRiNGtIE TIRE co.

4 Special Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
The kelly-springfeld Tire Company Will
be held al tho principal once OF the Com
pany. No. is Exchange Place, jersey City.
New Jersey, on November 30, 1918. at 2
y. NJ, for the purpose Of acting upon reso-
luton. which have been passed and APP
proved by tho Board Of Directors of said
Company, to amend, alter and change the
certificate of Incorporation OF this Company
40 as 20 reduce the par value OF the Com
mon stock from 500 per share - s2b per
share. and to provide that Mt every election
and whenever "A vote or consent of stock
holders IL taken or required. each stock
holder 81 the six Per Cent. Cumulative Pro-
ferred Stock and each stakeholder Of the
seven Per Cent, Cumulative Second Pre-
fcrred stock shall be entitled to four votes
for each share OF either Of said stocks held
ny such stockholder and each stockholder
OF the Common stock shall he entitled 10
one vote for each share Of the Common
stock held by such stockholder; and to
transact such other business as may law
fully come before said meeting.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
FREDERICK A. SEAMAN, SECRETARY.
Jersey city. y. j., October 80. 1915.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Manhattan.

nth ST. 40 E-wn-on rowcI.. IT..
and .no' eNrs,. 20 E!!@ g H1viiant Ne"
,:TH ST, sIs.s:i E-same TO same a,,y,
EpGEEoMBE Az. sss-Same to shephcr,i
Y de Forest Committee. Lakewood. y
GRANsp' ST. ss"-sa;me 10 wilson II pSN;SH,
.: TIT sT ~ ,ts. 'S.n Same = SAM; ' to lily e',WSI1?.
isT ~, is;@Hsr,nins i MSixe TO chs.
naiti Hmm zoo w ga ST; a''y'' A & i
9TH Xv, I3s~-Tewinc & kempn~r' -
Dorothsa s war'aser. SOS 5,h ct. Bklyn.
a;ty., Eisman. l. c 4 /, 49,; Bway. 800
Ei.msn. [, ~ En- iss Nv Hva ga sss''3So,o
6pcratins Go to \ Y"rrii., %. 2s sro.a
=: atty + a snow, i? Wall s~t.......s 81
i's ssne. 81 ca n = ' TO T iAwy yer s ME- 10.
80 Liberty st; atty. r Il Co. 10
s7rm Sr. ais. w y Title Ins 60 TO
Theo " Rockwell. $50 W i:o'h 1T; atty.
TILE ins co. 1875 gway $4,000
~as.ionPhiilips Phoenix 70 Lasyors Mts
60, 80 liberty st. atty. l. T 90, 10
cHARIlEs ST. cor wavcrley p ~
IaFy; m,Ehxood Ffark. J; "a,';. r.
sTH AV-Mfithael Friedman ct al ssrs.
70 John ; by!ks' ~ l.th st; a,tys
lcaD ST, n :. go e Park av, isyio6 ii
y Y Title lrs Co TO Theo " Ro, kwell.
?so W i:oth vt: atty, n Y Title ms 60;
i:iTH ST. $. "a, " ", av, isxio6iiw
well. $50 W l?Cth st; atty, y 7 Ins
Co. 1875 Bway .tI.J0o
WEIGH. FANNIE !. TO- Mary A Dean $,
ERERHART, CLARA X, to Albert Miller
q hno ..,.,, 5000
GASS, FRANK. to Louis Schmidt & AN
TODD. RoBT W, trus, To Frederic q Gun.
bingham 1880
DEAN, BASUIFoRp. esr. to Mary 4 pcar
y sno vi 600
SAME To same $50. 600
co S&.. 0OO
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Notice 70 Holders Of the Metropolitan
Telephone A Telegraph Company
First Mortgage ) Per Cent. Gold
nnudst

Banker Trust Company, successor by
merger to The Mercantile Trust compauy,
Trustee under u certain mortgage dated
November LIST. 1883. both executed by The
Metropolitan Telephone Il Telegraph Com
pany. which the Sew York Telephone
Company has assumed End agreed 10 pay,
hereby invites proposals up to the close Of
business December 2eth, 1915, for the ealc
10 II on January 3. 1915. OF bonds secured
by said mortgage, At a price satisfactory
10 tho New York Telephone Company. at
a rate not exceeding par and ten per
centun premium, to such nu amount as
shall not exceed the sum Of 81 ,933.6T.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
New York. November /, 1915.
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WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York. fair to-day; In
creasing c~loudiness Tomorrow show rs In
north norton; variable winds. becoming
fresh soush.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyi-
vania. fair and warmer to-day; partly
cloudy Tomorrow; variable winds. becom-
Ing southeast.
For New England. fair and warmer TO.
day; probably showers tomorrow: variable
winds, becoming fresh southeast.
For western New York. Increasing cloudi-
ness to-day. probably rain by tonight
rain. and colder Tomorrow; Increasing
southwest winds.
NEW YORK. Nov. s.--Thc pressure was
generally low west of tho Mississippi River.
with continued high temperatures for the
season In tho central States and upper
Mississippi Valley; there was also cloud
weather and soma rainfall In the central
western states and Southwest and threat.
ening conditions and scattered showers In
the Mississippi states. In sll Atlanti,
states. the lake regions and ohio Valley
In the Northwest II was coidc'.
In this city the day was fair and Ugh
c%ooleri winds. light northwest; average
humidity. ~ per cent. barometer, cor
rected to read to sea level. at 8 a. NJ,
5o.23: 3 =. NJ. 30.Is.
Thu temperature In this city yesterday. rs
recorded by the Official thermometer Is shown
a., IA. -.n...- s.II..
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MECHANICS' LIENS.
Manhattan.

l0.D ST. 7 W--Jacob Rosenstreich ct al
ast Thomas Blake. owner: Joseph T. \
O'Donneil. contractor. ...s5l
Schmith agt Walter + Hopper, owner;
Oderwald Iron Works. Inc, contra
FORT wAsHINGToN Az, s5-Frank
Friedman aEt Dayton Estates CORP.
owner. Wagner 4 Abelson, contra
torS . t.''.''s ,''f''L' 49,. '.'Hf NdNN -
:p Az. 5e?--Greenherg & Tauh agt Martin
Engel. owner: : SHERMAN, contra
'or'''''''' un.,,, '"''' ''.''''' '''"'
FREMONT Az, so7--tessr" Camhi agt
Rebecca & Kerr, owner; Peter and Min
ME streiher' contractors $lie
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
TINE AMERICAN GAS co MPANY,
West Washington Square,
Philadslphia, Pa,

Oct. 6. 1913.
quarterly dividend of 2% cor S3o per
shareD has been declared on the capital
stock Of this Company. payable Dec. lat.
1918, to the stockholders Of record AZ three
o'clock =. ~. Nov. 18th. 1910 Checks viii
N TOWNsEND. Sd. Treasursr
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UNrURNIsHED ApAkTMENrs.

FOX T MISUNDERSTANDING: Prospect
Ave. station. four-fvc rooms; bath, steam.
hot water: SIS to e2t. Apply JASITORS.
Telephone Melrose 6OS5.
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Nov 4; atty. Julius Baer. en Intervale
slVJ
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. 1 a . sun .e,.. AZ AZ Moon .cs.. rs
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
su. rise. . AZ Sun ..,.. p! ~ Moon .es.. III III
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
..udyH.. ~ Gov. Isl. al an Hell o.s. 1851 90
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
AM AMI AM
sandyHk. / ioIGov.IL.. . O5 Hell Gate 3 IS
Arri,ed-sUNDAY. November :.
IS Czaritza, $50 A. NJ, Archangel, Oct. =
So Port Augusta, also 4. NJ, Genoa, Oct ..
Sc Muskeece. 80 A. NJ, Copenhagen.
So Taormina, . r. NJ. Naples. oct =
Sc Tonawanda, $50 p. NJ. Liverpool. od. q.
50 Badaeri, I r. NJ, Cslabar, Oct. &
IS Alhers,ons ! n hord smS' o. Ct
IS Vile dc Paris, $50 T.. N. saturday.
IS Yumuri, Up NJ, .C!enincso., Oct %
s. Mexico. S A. NJ, Nassau, Noy S..
IS All 1850 4. NJ. BELIZE. OF. y
50 Canova, 5:9 A, NJ. Trinidad, Oct, "a
- City OF st. Louis. savannah, Nov
s. San Marcos. Galveston. Nov /
50 ~ Alba. Galveston. Nov l.
So FL Nprte. Galveston. Nov. !
So Nacoochcc. savannah. nov.
s. Vague, Detroit. Oct 80.
So rrincrss Anne. Norfolk. Nov .
:. W MaTsyN rs STnSF' SorioiA, Sov,s
- Glensloy, Newport NCvs. Nov .
). Canisk,. Nevnort Nc~s. Nov e
50 Coast wise. Boston. Nov. g.
IS Film, Norfolk. Nov 4.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
So s.. Paul. n, Liverpool.
50 Cre'Ic, at the Azores.
50 Baltic. at Liverpool
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
$ saSonis, from Liverpool
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tome Holders Of First Mortgage So Bonds
~ Tho
metropolitan Steam.hip Company

,,Ias American rrust Coupauy. Boston.
s1SSraGsetta, Trustee under al Indenture
aoilgast given by the Metropolitan
5nahship Company COT New jersey dated
"a, holds the sum Of Sisty.three Thou
49, Ihlr'F and i5-l0O Dollars t53,03O.75l
~ ~ ne pur, base OF First Mortgage Five
!. s"nt Bonds OF the satd Metropolitan
"H.aMAiip Company COT New Jerseyb Is
=. q .h1"f ana secured by said IndCntura
"a F7fts anu hereby Invites tenders OF
~ Ph's ''t rr.e to g. to he amount Of
ra,nners TO sell Metropolitan Steamship
"npany flrsi Mortgage So Bonds.' to he
,.,,Nel ~ the office Of tho Trustee. so
He4nssidy, be,rmber l. Igl5. The rtrht
o, .'Sr'''l ~ sa.d Trustee 10 reject any
AMERICAN ST COMPANY, Trustee.
po, by g H. BOWEN. secretary.
"'Ston. @p' ON lcg ). 1915.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. $50. at 2 +. NJ.
Lowest temperature. az. At z A. NJ.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN,
Manhattan

MAplSoN Az, 6o6--MtN k~oruro.ch az,
John Doe CT a., sept II. iyiS.....--f..a
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'rok,>t,NLr, LANn A WATER co.

n y NM mn, lolo, VIM Weaver
hH'"r of the spokane Valley
an .sg Company Consolidate, I Mort.
~ '', N.l cali six 1900 bonds for
r' h' H. .u Ipuuary Lat, 1915. AZ lO5
49, nc nfrcc OF Day a Iieaton.
'f'1 '.r E"N York.
N' . = g CoRBIS. President.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

So 81. Paul. nj Liverpool.
50 Crr'Ic. ~ the Azores.
50 Baltic. AT Liverpool.
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with name and address o. lender ant
attorney. II attorneys name 10 omitt.t
address party Of second part.)
nos~vN~Avu
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THE WEEKLY CURB MARKET.

. Transactions IN detail In the curb market
last week were AZ followe:
I~NDCSTRIAIS
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'Sclls cents per share
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KING ST, . :. 47Ii0 e varick at. 25.bxioo:
king st. = q, 5o33 e varick o., o.sxlo0--
Inc. 81 Mangin st. Oct 81, mtg $4,000;
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-02-04
CARSON MAN is HERO
OF A FLOOD ACCIDENT

The angry lood waters of Little
Chico creek swelled by the recent
rains, all but claimed five lives short
ly before Z o'clock last evening when
David Cornell, prominent rancher of
the Lone Pine avenue district, mis-
taking Hazel street for Chestnut,
drove his ~StuCebaker 20 directly over
the e~mbankment into the creek. With
Cornell in the machine were his wife.
Mrs. Cornell, Miss Lille G%arthaffner,
Mrs. Cornells sister; a. C. McDon-
aid, a brothe. -in-law of Cornell who
is visiting here. and little Gladys Cor
nell, 4 years old adopted daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornell.
To the bravery of Mcdonald is due
the saving OF the lives of the two
women and the little girl, according
to accounts CT the accident told to.
day. Cornell had on a heavy over
coat and a pair of rubber boots and
was unable to assist the women
The side curtains of the machine
were up at the time and came very
nearly imprisoning the occupants of
the car, which was thrown on its
side by the force of the plunge down
the embankment. Mcdonald, in some
manner, loosened the curtains and
the current swept him and Mrs. Cor
nell clear of the car. He dragged
her to the bank and then rescued
the little girl and Miss Lille Gar
thaffner, who had grabbed the child
by the feet as her body ioated clear
OF the automobile. Cornell saved
himself by removing his overcoat and
most of his clothing.-Carson News.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-02-04
NEVADA FIRST TO
INSTALL EXHIBITS

To Nevada goes the credit OF be-
ing the first state to complete the
installment Of its agricultural exhibit
In the palace OF agriculture at the
exposition. The exhibit was collect
ed under the direction of Charles S.
Knight, dean of the department of
agriculture 1t the University of Ne.
vada, and has been installed by Lloyd
S. Patrick, a Nevadan, who came to
this city several days ago.
The exhibit Is designed to show the
agricultural possibilities Of Nevada,
where today the average ranch ex.
ceeds 1000 acres in area. The pur.
pose is to attract settlers that these
treat ranches may be subdivlded.
There is n comprehensive display
of grain. native forage plants, many
kinds OF fruits and vegetables and of
wool. a unique feature Is n huge
growing ba'e Of alfalfa. There is also
n display of dairy products. Many
photographs illustrate ranch scenes,
showing irrigated farms. as well as
areas imprc we'd under a system OF dry
farming-Stn Francisco Chronicle.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-02-04
DECISIONS IN RAILROAD CASES

Three decisions further clarifying
the federal statute OF 1907 regulat.
Ing the hours Of railroad employees
have been rendered by the United
States circuit court of appeals. In a
case decided against the Northern Pa.
cihc the court 1eld hat being on duty
is equivalent to continuous employ
ment.
A Northern Pacific train crew was
on duty more than sixteen hours, al
though part OF that time 1t was idle
so far as act Ial labor went, owing
to a stop.
Bad weathe', washouts, etc. the
court held in the case of the San
Pedro, Los Al geles & Salt Lake do
not excuse tie company for work
ing a crew more hours than the law
allows, II Their, is opportunity in the
course OF the run to change crews.
The decision suggested, however, that
where the con pany is not in control
Of the situation it cannot reasonab-
ly be held halle.
In another ase affecting the same
road, the lower court was reversed
and the comp my absolved. A rail
road telegraph operator who had
worked more han the nine hours al
lowed by the law in order that he
might relieve a sick man was found
to be included in the emergency pro-
visions Of the act.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-02-04
HEAVY SNOW STORM
IN THE sIERRAs

Local bare meters were at a low
point in this city today and indicate
n heavy storm, following the gale of
yesterday. about six inches Of snow
had fallen 10 to noon. A telephone
message fro Marlette lake this
morning sta ed that a blizzard was
raging in the mountains, II inches of
snow falling; yesterday, and piling
up rapidly today Measurements at
that station show 40 inches of snow
On the level Enterprise.