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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
CUT
GERMAN LINES
IN SEPTEMBER
Half Dozen Mounds Three Miles of the
Alsne Mark Point Where Three British
Regiments Might Have Spit German
Ranks in Twain
INF0RCEMENTS FAILING TO
ARRIVE. WERE CUT TO PIECES
Late But Interesting Story Says That il
British Had Pushed a Little Harder
They Would Have Split German Ranks,
But Sir John French Did Not Know il.

Town on the Ai~nc. France in the Ger
man Lines. Jan. 7.--IIalf dozen mounds
with wooden crosses. about three miles
north of the Al~ne here mark the point
where the British III the middle ~ Sen
tcmbcr penetrated the German lines and
would have split the Gcrman'army III two
had they only pushed little harder.
Probably Sir John French did not know il
~ that time.
The German army now irrc. however.
-nN~ three British regiments already had
TIE German lines cut These three British
regiments, however. were - tiercelv re-
sisted that they were almost cat H. piece,
and receiving M rcinirucrmcnI~ finally re
urcd about halt 4 mile. iu~i far enough IL
permit time for the supporting German
army 10 arrive aud seize the crest ui the
.h~nc heights. which the British had prar-
ticully won
Whoever commands ihi- crest i, able IT,
dominate the whole country hcreabou;s y
with artillery fire. hence it, extreme value.
The French artillery here T. firing by guess
work. having ~ means ~ observing where
the German batteries are po,,cd lew
day ago the French made . guc~, that
the German battery was Iocared Ia \ ccr-
tam spot behind ihi> crest. Within u tcw
minutes fourteen shells dropped within y
r;tdiu~ ~ tiity yards where tn, French
thought that battery wa. Bur d. battery
wa> situated there
The French continually send aeroplanc-
mp here |" spy out the German positions,
bui the Germans have mounted the height,
tor twenty miles Or more with balloon guns
which literally cloud the Ky with -hrapncl
explosions long before the urrnplanr get,
within viewing distance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
EXECUTIONS ARE
NOT CONFIRMED
SAYS CARRANZA

NJ confirmation ha> yet been had hy
General Ncnu-tiano Carranza az the w.
ported capture III General Jesus tarrauIa
and hi~ staff m the I~thmu- ul Trhaun
tcpcc by General Alfonso Sanilhanrf nor
the execution ~ all the ,iatI with thy ~
crpti"n ~ the general. hi ~"n rnd another
officer. according IT, a cable message ~
crivcd today ~ Eduardo Ernur' md" 80
Matamoru-. signed hy General Nrnn-iiann
Carranza ~ Vera Cruz.
Eduardo Bcnucvendo J. -olicit"u- tor the
safety of hi brother. Alfonso RrnmcNcndo.
\ lieutenant 81 the staff ~ General Jesus
Carranza. and Yesterday wired the iir-t
chief for information ~ XXI Ii~ whrr
about~. 4 recent letter from Young Ecunr
ycudo Indicated that hc wa- -tIIl 4 mem
bcr "a The >taff ~ General Jesus tarrauza /.
and " the executions reported nrr trur h
o. feared that he wa~ among those stood
M before the firing squad
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
PERPETUAT|ON OF
BOUNDARY OBJECT
OF OBSERVATION
First Actual Work Which May Result in
Construction of Immense Gravity lrri-
CATION Project is Now Under Way-TO
Roma Today.
Special to The lIcrald.l

Mission. Texas. Jan. Henry =. Cor
hn ~ TT Ia~u. consulting engineer for
the United States boundary commission,
and W. Stuart and ~ corps "f assistants,
arrived M Mission Wednesday afternoon.
and are uuW making observations At the
IN" Graudr'- condition tn determine, and
devise NJ possible. some method ol pcrprtu-
atug the mmnyahc boundary hnr by ~tor-
mg the flood waters. which will he utilized
for irrigatiug the entire lower Rio Grande
Valley by gravity force. This T. the proi-
cci which i being urged ~ ihe Gravity
Irrigation Association ~ the Lower Rio
traudc Valley. and which % D. estimated
wilI cost from $1,000. 600 a. 80. 600 .OOu
Yesterday afternoon the engineers spent
in the vicinity III Mission. Thi- afternoon
They will visit points along the river. M
cludms Rio Grandc City. sam Fordycc and
Roma Later they viii make "A trip down
the river to Brownsville and To the coast
The engineer ARE under instructions. Il j.
"a make observations from the
gull to Devils river
Secretary ~ y. Pipe ~ th, Gravity Ir-
rigution a~-oriatiun b. accompanying the
engineer on tlrir trip. Tic object ~ which
y N believed wiil require several weeks "a
complete.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
IllITERACY SHOWN TO
BE FAST DECREASING
Oklahoma Shows Most Rapid Decrease in
IIIiteracy Between Ages OF IL and IA
~ Out of Thousand Are llIiterate.
BY Associated Press

every thousand children m the United
States only fifteen are unable ~ read and
write between Che ages at ~ and ~. ac-
rordmg To- report issued today hv the
United State census hurcau.
The state "t oklahoma shows the mos.
rapid decrease m ilhicmcy between these
ages Six Wears ago oklahoma had l2l
ililcraie children "t those ages tn every
thousand --latest figures show that state
NOW ha~ ouN n lliirratc children tu every
thousand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
WOUNDED FROM
H|POLIT0 ARE
IN MATAMOROS

Fifteen carloads OF wounded Mexican
soldiers who fought IN the cattle ~ IIro-
Tito recently, reached Matamoro~ over the
Mexican National lines from Monterrey
last night. and today are being inIcrned
~ the Matamoro> hospitals TOR medical
and surgical attention. The inrn brought
~ Matamoro~ are mainly these not dan
gerously wounded. Those in serious con
dition. are being attended I'll rhr hospital
~ Monterrey. which are already taxed a.
their capacities. The battle ~ IIipnlitn
wa fought about two week ago
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
MEX|CO'S NAVY
NEUTRAL SAYS
REPORT TODAY

Washington. u. ~. Jan. The Guiirr-
re- agency here report, that The four
Nrxlran gunboat, on the Atlantic coast
have declared ihem~rlvc~ neutral and have
retired ~ y quiet cove WI Yurutan ~ uwuil
the results ~ the present revolution
State department official di~patchc-.
however. Indicate thar possibly these gun
boat movements Indicate the transfer I'D
the Carranza headquarters ~ Progress"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
Present War Among Civilized Nations
Unprecedented For Cruelty Is Report
OfFrench Commission Just Presented

small part of those which mcrt have been
investigated The victims Of these odiou>
ari~ generally refused to testify because
II would compromise their future"
The commission says II found proof ot
N systematic plan hv the German army for
burning village, including tho gathering ~
oil -praNerS, sticks ol iufammabc material
etc. Tor starting fires The commission
says j distinguished carefully between
fires caused by bombardmcnts and those
by hand when no fighting was IN progress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
PREPARATION TO BE SOUGHT
FROM ENGLAND BY AMERICA
Government Prepares To Ask British
To Punish Soldiers Who Shot
Americans At Niagara.

Washington. y. g.. Jan. 7.-'Ihe state
department = preparing 20 a-k England
Tor rcparstion for the tamillc- 10 the
madam soldier shot near Niagara recently
while the Americans were duck hunting. II
Y understood the American note requests
g. punishment "i the Canadian -oldicr~.
Evidence has been prr-cnicd here that
these soldier Shot tu klIl Smith wa-
killed. D"r~ch ~ ~till m d -crluu- rundi-
iinn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
TURKEY DOES NOT
ADMIT DEFEAT
IN CAUCASUS
Instead Governments Official Statement
Points 10 Minor Victories Against Small
Russian 0etachments on the Persian
Frontier.
WET WEATHER STOPS HEAVY
FIGHTING ABOUT STEihBACH
Weather Conditions Throughout Eastern
and Weather Theaters OF War Appar-
euiIy Cause OF Light News Reports from
Front

london Jan. Turkey has not yrt adj
miiicd her great defeat M the Caucasus
with the destruction ni two entire army
corps. bat instead VI the official statement
TODAY the government describes the Vic-
TORIES I'd The Turk against small dctach
mrnt- ~ Russian un lhr Persian frontier,
where r Wy rlaimcd the rcr>iaus also
fought the ku--,an-. The total l;us -isn
losses there are COO. ~ty- nhe Turkish re-
port. and This has 'brokcn the Russian
,lurair"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
W0MAN'S REMAINS TO BE
CHEMICALLY ANALYZED
(Rv Associated Press.)

Chicago. ILL.,. Jan. IA chemical analv
- today was begun on the y:ran~ of Mr.,
Alice RonaldS Of Mattoon. H.. who va,
found IN her home on New Years dav sur
hy evidences Of sight III wild
celebration. Her husband. physician.
amt man and woman whom ne EMPLOYED
are heing held under surveillance while
4 search J. beng made Tor poison.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
FAMILIARITY
1By Associated Press. }

Pari-. lam. 7T The French commission
appointed last september ~ examine
into Charge 40 German cruelty reported
today. saving There has never been 4
war between civilized nations sf ~ savage
and tprnyluu~ character plllagc. burning.
rayi-hme and murder arc thc ordinary
nracticc~ ~ our enemy
The report continues The ravi~hrng oi
women aud gir~ i - frequent that the
number OF eases established wa- only a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
SUPPOSED AUTO statesmen
ROB UvALOE man OF $1,000
Henry Pipes is entced Into Automobile by
Highwaymen and Relieved Of Large Sum
at Point OF Pistol.
(By Associated Press.) }

san Antonio. Texas. Jan. 6.-IIrnrv
Pipes of tvaldc was cnticcd by highway
men last night into an automobile when
they represented themselves as automobile
statesmen.
Riding out Of San Antonio the supposed
automobile statesmen robbed Pipes of
$1,000 at the point ~ . pistol. They sent
him hack a. San Antonio un \ suburban
tram
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
PACKERY WILL BE
CONSIDERED ON
FRIDAY BY c. C..
Directors OF Chamber of Commerce Are
Called Together to Discuss Proposition
Placed Before it BY Dr. H. S. Dew and
Associates
READY TO BEGIN
WHEN INCORPORATION is MADE
Many Citizens Are OF Opinion That 10000
Stock Can be Placed in Lower Rio
Grande vaIIey-PrOiect Looked Upon
With Favor

Secretary u. A. O'Bricn of the Browns
Vile Caambrr 81 Commerce today mailed
letters tn the directors ut the organization
notifying them that meeting uf the III
Electorate viii br held AT the Chamber nf
Commerce at I o'clock tomorrow. FRIDAY.
afternoon tor The purpose Of considering
thc packing house prop"-iiiun placed be-
tore the city hy Dr. III. ;. Dew and a.
-urlatc- 40 Houston. and also iur the pnr
pose ot considering amy ether maltrr~ that
MAY come up.
The promoters are all ~t0rkmrn and men
at wealth They propose 10 pnt az sd. 900
for the establishment uf u packing house
IN this city. provided the citizens 81
Brownsville and the Valley will invest
~in.Uou NJ the proposition. the proposed
plant tu cost SlOn.00n Or Dew sand lo-
day that hc and hl~ a~>ociatr~ are ready
"a make application tor the Incorporation
papers when the necessary two-thirds
capital i subscribed. and tina; work on the
plant can begin immediately upon the com
pleiion ot the financial and legal details.
Tie STATES for himself and a>,ociair~ that
their halt ot the necessary capital l. Inn
mcdiatcly available
The proposition ~ establish y parkcrv
IN Brownsville has been the subject uf con
siderable discussion among the business
men at Brownsville ~incc the project wa~
made public III The Herald yesterday Not
wlth-tanding that finances are tight" at
the present time. many are ~ the opinion
that the necessary stock can be- placed
throughout thi~ section I'm short time.
Speaking 81 the proposition. Secretary
O'Bricn said today.
"lc~, am heartily IL favor 81 pack
ing house tor the Rio Grandr Valley. There
D. mo- reason why II should not prove 4
profitable investment ~ the owner. and
a. not believe uuNbody can doubt that II
will hc "f immense value 10 the people 81
the development of the Rho Grandc conn
trv. conceded to bc better adapted H. prot
table hu. and cattle raising than any
other section of Texas
ih' 'oi''i'~hiieni ~ Nnrh plant
""ui" insure convenient market Tor all
h"-@ 'h" '"l'" raised ~ ihl> territory ami
WIS territory M ample u" supply plant ~
large '"l""l'N. packing h"n~e operated
mere would nave many advantages u
could depend upon Y steady and ever m-
-tt.rltr a. -.
''''-''- ,"Pl"N "l h''l '"''i" ana hogs
I l"'" h'"r"N territory ana ~ proximity 7"
w. Pr""uruh- are" h~ufr~ To-" freight
f"''~ "h 'h' h"-> 'hh cattle shipped ~
I"r daughter lhrrc n large territory
'n '"'> 7''' "l lh' Ia" "rande n winch
W" lT""h'lN nj lh' hlini could he disposed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07

PARIS. Jan THE official statement
TODAY says the French artillery yesterday
-llrncrd the Germans ~ Scv-ral points,
stopped ihr fire ~ mine thruwcrs IN Bel
gmm. and drove Icrpclins and acroplsnes
away from Dnnkirk. Wet WEATHER stopped
heavy fighting M Al~arr. about Steinhach.
The French made morr gains, endangering
the important German position at -.
Nlhirl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
So WHEAT ALMOST
CAME TRUE At
CHICAGO TODAY

Chicago. IT.. Jan. Tive dollars per
Enthusiasts ever expected o. come true.
was within halt cent ~ reality today ~
Number One wheat One carload ~ Durum
Wheat was sold o. italy today on basis
hat figured, including cost ~ delivery NJ
destination. II .9g - per hu~hcl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
NEW REVOLT is
ON IN HAITI:
CITY ATTACKED
fBy A SSOcidfed prcSsl

Washington. ID. g.. Jan. IA new rcvo-
iuiI"r ha, broken ont III Haiti. according
tu adyicc~ received Nv the Statr depart
mont today. The ciiY nf Cape TIarti = r.
porte" under attack ~ the rebels An
American cruiser D. projecting American
Interests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
FORBIDDEN WAR
EXPORTS WILL
Be STOPPED

Washington, y. C.. Jan. 1.--~crrctarv ~
state Bryan tnlday told the German am
ha- --ador that II hr ran furnish proof thai
American iirm- are shipping forbidden
WHi materials. such a- dumdnm bullet.
President Wilson vill u~r NY influence Nv
stop such traffic
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
NOTE TO
]. 5. WILL Be
CONC|L|ATORY
fBy Associated Press.)

London. Jan England, reply % thr
American note demanding that American
shipping un the high -ca~ hr not intericrrd
with. according x" reliable rrpurt> today
vIIl hc ronriliatury The note will promise
in do all possible 4" avert any delay ~
American shipping
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
ARREST CARDINAL MERCER
BY THE GERMANS DENIED
(By Associated PrcS..l

London. Jan. The German military
government N Belgium today formally ~
mes that Cardinal Mrrcicr. the Belgian
primalr. WAS arrested for writing q letter
ad,isine ihr Telgian~ that thry a. not owe
allegiance q" Germany, ur Tor any other
cause.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
DEATH LIST IN SUBWAY
FIRE REMAINS |
lRy Associated preSS.)

New York. Jan. seventy persons are
~tlll ~ the New York hospitals from YES
terday'~ accident ~ the subway Al will
recover. The death lit remains at one.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07

THREE DEAD. BIG PROPERTY
LOSS IN COAST STORM


Jacksonville. Fla. Jan. Three
persons are known ~ have been
killed. many were injured and i'm
men~e property losses occurred last
night In storm on The Georgia and
Florida coasts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
German Official Statement

Berlin. -ian The official statement
-at- thr Germans made progTc,~ M the
western Arguuur forrest The weather O.
-tii bad in Poland
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
CUBA TOBACCO
CROP RUINED BY RAINS

Havana, Cuba, Jan. the remainder
Of the tobacco crop throuehon. Cuba j. re-
ported destroyed bv the unusual rains ~
last night. The tobacco fields everywhere
are destroyed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
VILLA TROOPS AT JUAREZ;
HE WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT
(By Associated Press.l

FL Paso. Texas. Jan Villa troops
began arriving in .Iuarrz today. II i- r'-
ported that S00o are coming General
Villa himself y dur ~ reach luurcl tu
night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07

New Zealand ha- IA island nearly three
miles III circumference which = almost en-
lircly composed of sulphur. mixed with
gypsum and few other mineral
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather prrcJ~t for
the lower gulf coast and thr Lower
Rio Grandr Valley w issued hy thr
United States weather huroau Ht New
'Orlcan- Tonight and Friday iair;
h.hi ,a~tcrlv winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
DANISH PILOTS FEAR TO TRY u
TO RUN GERMAN MINE FIELDS

E-hierg Denmark. Jan. The Amer
can ship Carolyn. CARRYING cotton a. ihr
Gcrman-. D. held up here unable 10 ~
\ pilot Who dare to try ~ run the Ger.
man mime fields
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
ARIZONA ALIEN
EMPLOYMENT ACT
IS NOT LEGAL
NV Associated prcSs.)

San Francisco. Cal. Jan. The federal
court here today declared unconstitutional
the Arizona auii-aliyn employment act.
The act requires u large percentage ot
laborcr- ou amy iuh to ~ American ritl-
Zcn~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07

y new iIrc alarm, operated w n weight
falling when a iu-Ihle lnk J. melted. MOI
only ring~ gong. but also fire. several
blank cartridges.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07

OF German invention tor extremely near
sighted persons are ~prriHrir~ no whirt
short Telescopes serve a- lenses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-07
Local Weather Figures.

The following Figures arc "h-crva-
tion- taken hy Mr. ". n. llan.
United state, weather observer.
Brownsville. and cover the -l-hunr
period ending at : o'clock la-f NIGHT +.
Maximum temperature. 10. mmi
mum temperature. go. Barometer
readings. morning. 29H2; evening.
300
HOME.
Thp tlrr burns brightest ou onr'-
own hearth
FAMILIARITY.
Play With tool ai home and hr
Mil pluy with won m the market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19
WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the Last
Twenty-Four Hours.

ws,hinrtoa. Sept, ls.-1hs disturbance Of in,.0,
-. o,., IN. Gulf o. Mexico 10 Apparently
morns westward IN low attitudes and Ap'''' T.s.
=. De. no, ssned any marked inien'N. INC
,,a.,b.r over the East has disaWeHrea.
,,.--,.-,.,, ,.,d,ns are now near the normal
s.rs-,l., ea,, Of the Rocky Mountains.
r,g-e have been showers and thundsT''orH' !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19
RESORTS.
RESORTS.
DeIawareW alter Gap,Pa.
Two Hours from New York via Lackawanna X. X.
Round Trip $345
Indian Summer-The Ideal Season at the Gap

batter water Dap than "T
forest in mo mar
crisp Of tho blood tnshns t"o's" Una
eould Do
cUutu
Winona Eureka 0
nd .h
Ao'o"'0''
n he
rte are a
rstes 70
Of
particulars sSN
by
Cataract
Della IIou NJ
RiyerI Farm
COurtene s
The EIRew %
p. q
Shawnee House, P. o.
half O shaw W
Pal {
OnD
Figures
York. BROOKLYN; IEI1KVK|lIM
Cory all
Cor ak 0ISISE
r.2d Broad&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

- WEST l16TH sr-Lsrse airy room mOdeTu
impro,emeau. electric Light etc. terms mei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19

n. l-,, ,peut, four hours in the OHIO ana "iun'
Ms.'s.Irri valleys. fhs re-oa OF ih. 1rsn h'.
and along fhe south A'.anN aLi W. "''
T,-cs,erIrs uil showers SUNDAY; VII .s To-
Tt.5 r, ft'- nestlsf Molday in the middle ~
Iauf'r and New Er-i2nd t'sr' Mol 81. ,.v.,sl
1900 sell. c0.tiI.i.- turing the hci -
it,. ,l.ss fcasnl Escsnefc sast 80
Ni,. .sitri River he vNsfhor will le s~s ga,
fi- b. fiout uaferaI change IN Temperature , nnh
Iat ana MoUlaf. etc.pt thaf sh'"'N "'' W.
sI. .I..- fit Gu.f coasf . 81, ..,.t.
'Vr,.t. IT, sunday AMI Mondav-Nrrth Atlantic
,..'i,r,t. south becoming wcst. middle anl SCUM
49,. ff.I.rsfr variable. east Gun. fNsn eNt .
vet ,.uf ffesh cr.' g. northeast upper sAu 'o"e'
ro,e,.,,, Tor Special Loe,lltles-f ot ta,tsrn
Ma Yok New Isrey. Eastern tennS m " -.
MARYLAND. Delaware. District Of Columnla AZ $500
gneisnd cloudy SUNDAY. local showers "'nssS
'"i p- W1s,1rY Virg'ria. Western Pennsy Vsnis ana
Wc.,.-- Sew YORK. part, cloudy Sunday Mon
ds, fair moderate temperature.
Local Onelal Record.-The f@llo"inf ofie'h noou
from the weather Bureau shows The changes IN u'
temperature FOR tho lsst 'venty-fo1r hour. IN com
..t..- ,tth ~. rc.rondina dats Of last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19

STEAMERS HielcftOrd (Nor. l'ancskrohss
r2-a,Gs san 1uan. Menus. New Orleans. ~
Ill.s liverpool Mae Havana huT f9.
j'tar.eston and Jacksonville; CalamS'es. no ~
yam ~. Angeles. strathavon dD Hayre. Den
~ AiTIir ,}-I Lo71rn. Alderag"te 'br, 80
falk rermadian d'r. BERN lda' tIL..,'a,,s
-.,'.f ,Dreekl Puals. Havana. Havana
amin, lpr 50 Thomas. Paloma tCunoan',
%lrr. Uganda Iu. Archangel; SsR I.,.,..
,pr Havre. Ruth. Roca Grande. r -y.i',,.
.,r liam Virginia. Maine tBrl. lonlon;
esIt-e Mobile. Princess Anne. norfolk ana
Tcc .iC Nevs Marie ii Giorgio nor, Jos,
.op Vanlp.lc ,NoD. Montevideo' Cas'r'S
.tItaN Naples.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19
HELP WANTED.

CRAFTSMAN Young man. technical schoo
srAlluate Who has had 6bOut ! years expert
ence IN engineering o.ncs. w.. Boz ". nibun,
Q3os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT. FIRST iss;y
DISTRICT. in the matter OF s W,
cation OF the Public service N Nss
for the First District OF the So ,ss or
York. acting for and on behslt % Csursl
OF New York by the Corpofa.os .suost.
OF the CITY OF New York. tor t w fsgfss.
ment Of Commissioners OF AppiaS rS.i sst
ant TO Chapter OF the Laws o. ,hsrecf
the several statutes amendst.,s 40 &C.
and supplemental thereto, reIs .nsolsts.
curling an estate I'm fee sihp.s sre. sni
free from all liens and encuhiD n, frtsffsf.
free OF interference and rlsht os,,,.tsd -
ence In and to certain premise IN TIE
Park Avenue. 4tst and tsnd 49, York
Borough OF Manhattan, cry ., eon,irsc.
required for the purposes OF ~. ~, IN per-
ton. maintenance and opelso Noiics
petpity OF a rapid transit r~it',,s, vii -
il Hereby given that an appH0..sH suprsEs
made by the undersigned 10 us IA al
Court OF the State OF New lofn, speelL
Tor the First judicial District NJ al
Term part thereof. 20 be he,e conx-I
for the County OF New York, a. - Ycfk
~ Court House, Ia the city OF 80 aey II
borough OF Manhattan. on the -, rouft al
September. 1918. al the opcnihs cosasf
that DAY or as soon thereat1.i .,snt u q
car be heard. for the appo.n',ss H.
Commissloner OF Appraisal ~. IA -
entitled proceeding. In the plss -
OF Edward X. Finch. appoin"
OF the Supreme Court .., isth t>I
Dated New York septemrDs TERRY
PHOENIX INGRAhAs,.si
Commissioners Of Apr
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STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

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Humidity.

IIigiesf temperature yesterday. ~ ceFres lI-Io
q M ,. lowest g. "a 90 a. m. average. ~. a'sr-
az, f0 corresponding date last year 20 average Tor
core poniug date las, thirty three years. 90.
Humidity.
NJ. G. ! ? m...... 62 ?. m....'' ~
Barometer Readings.
s.. m....50i3 p M. 5000 .. m..''s0.oS
Local For.cast-oyercsst. with probably to-day;
10 morrow fair: moderate temperature: moderate
,outh shifting to west winds