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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
NEW YORK COT MY.
SUPREME COURT.
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-f"mea t'thou .-rs 10 e'hcr psry. pnh ies,.
" '.n'f '" 'rhif'. demurrer 900 rstrsr' .
r- m 'he .au-' Isop rpo.on r~r uu'u
."s Imam 90 dissenting .r Ie'enfar'.. iuits.
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'ni', - -''ien RS Moor ''r Ga judgment
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on. .rd'r - ,HI tifI ,o.'.
ATM "'f'on7 60 VA tGre - ~
'"a'' '0 ief SAINTS Poo Ni'ii-tr dernurrs- ,nd m
an'''r 800 p ''.' o.. ,.,t.
'li'. cf,.. VIA faff judgment affirmed
''0rge Re- r..I. staten I.arl Midland r. -
IIasr cn. snd ora'- 'T.rmeI ,ih oct.
I.0r, 80. NJ, urrsn,, judgment snirmrd
a.d order s~irmoa No op.n..r bowling D. IS
enting 90 ne gropUl ra.'I boz his dissenting
= i~op r'-~,ppe r.'s, $ uas,e sni S.. Iuis
m"nf ara orlcr --t.-saI OF rea frisl ordered
~ . puI,,l. ~ c.,,,.e te-.,. ,' go, In S%i'rb
,,o... 0.H gmert A. so modified and Order affirmed
"ithoI' ..,ts
u,'e-nIl lo,. ~ rei ~. ,o.,.
Ft''' ~ Ben - Ii' IRE MARY = Jones AMI
ls'r7ei hl|ihs, "" co. iu'h Nou "ide'
liInel NHt - ."sf ~n' u.s. p'''nen'' .
30 1G n,. H@ 1,Si.,,,.. Na,r O o,.,s-
affirmed aiih 81" ''... slt ilsnu-nmcuts
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clr of Ne.r l{mN N.Al.i'''r Nl'ae.noai 90 oni''
,s'eNfI ' 'l..'i' '..rts a, ,. no.
N-ca vs. e., rrs.ee,.'e Ho.si &C. orders a.
i.na.".' 20. BIZ. Is i91'. SANE 'sr' a.
a.nt or ~ F" >" "-.' 'HI d's-
.'nr' ,....... .,...... ,...-.-......,
'fI $40 '0,'s a-t ai,aI-semcHit srd mouol de
.ei. fnh ,.' o.-'. o :aura 'a.' MA 80 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
FAVOR DOLLAR EXCHANGE
Bankers and Others Want
Direct Relations with S. A.

Bankers aud business interests as
whole are IN complete accord as to
ne feasibility OF organizing system
o. dollar exchange" between the
United States and South America. no"
uhoer consideration at the Pan Amer
iesn Financial Conference in Washing
'on. Ia the opinion Of these interests
ne project is one Of the inevitable
Ie'ul,s Of the European war and is
certain Of success.
II Is pointed out that, under the new
FEDERAL banking laws, permitting the
Establishment Of branch banks Of our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
Railroad Earnings.
The following railroad reports FOR
April were made public yesterday:

Seahoarf Ar Lire Gross s. a;i.ia4. deer.n.
t..15>1. net afier ts1t'. so-9 -. decrsAs 40
soi . ....
t1e.ars.Ee Ohio Gross s21.7o Increase
g. as lei g .itl.6ts. Increase f.iisfi
I.- ALL SufluehsnrA Gross. fll1.t85. n
--'.,e So .sf ret s1el tas-.. $40 0t,. Increase.
Sis.ar4 .. e.
Bl.f1. a Malle.N,ro.s tANli''l. ds,'e'e y
detroit a Ma...s- Grgss SOL -. fefr,.se
X.,f- ref sfirf tstc. 81 ,fl drcreA.e. s. ots
"a. w. ontario A We. feru.-Gf0,s. 1891 .
INCREASE So 49, nsi after tsAss $685. Increase
$40 Of , ,t o.
,nieasr - Pau Ml.r,apo.h oman. Gre
GO. i.,ressr So -. ..-.,s. a.,
phu.t,irlta A Reading -Gro-s. - -l- 81 m
,-...e 81 90 net q fe'.si Irriesse Nls'v .
E,.di~. Genlpsn Gro.s. fisi 80. incrsns. VI
% Let IJ55fsQ. INCREASE 5s..s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29

national financial institutions IN for
e.Fn countries. tho greatest obstacle OF
the fulflment OF such a plan has been
overcome British. French and Gov.
man hanks ahlch 50 long controlled
thc banking business Of the South
American countries we're able 10 main
tain this supremacy chiefly because
Of having direct banking connections
IN those countries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
FAILURE RECORD
BETTER FOR MAY
Unemployment Less - Collec
lions Easier-FOreign Strain
Causes Caution.

Stead. expansion i'm industry &c re
no,tod by the commercial agencies, with
caution resulting from the STRAIN IN
our foreign relations still in evidence.
Collections are easier IN most parts
Of the country. uncmpl oyment - less
er:ng. and commercial failures so
far this month make the best com
harrison with the year before for some
timc. Many trades as yc, feel no stun
Inns from increased domestic demand or
from war orders.
BRAD t1cpts" has the following:
. ,.H we weather o'e. voc s-'s has rean, 5
hand Ne .tfgyr t.'u'u.rs OF sspie articles sem
,o .. Io..r san. mail o'dO. sde is large msiu.
a. 81, les ire naiI.. ., numerous business ~ wa.
rsteas. ID r.uHg. ami s1ipi4idinS }.ils are
,,.,,i. f-,m rc, centres agree tia, hullnE -
,t,'s,,i. fol forward shipment a in excess % as
,4srs hu' Don c'Har U."let a" "eeims sppAIg
rsr.uHsrs ,ouAE nalng 500 orders are di'.p
,I,o,r's arl r,r'B and brewers ana "isuHFfs o,
W,91r, :, vol as furniture Dsn'' are "ofAhs
on a suo1orua basis
"Dun's Review" says:
s,..dl, e,paudins Industrial operations qua
.,.V, A. VA demands have H stimulating erect
ysr,rsff, although uHceNAinu~ o, wy IWss
Situation msse 10 ,aa.9 auto, w. ny ,mpV sey
u =, confidence ~ The future but rather dt
90, 10 await further developments pm re.Hd
i-S',ris cotir,,r,'s dlplomtur relations WIN Ger
Z" ,''' F,rd,nrnts IS, domestic conditions ran
M I'll and collie, lions ere nmc"hsf itss
TIE purchasing power 81 ne people IS
.cmmercia failures ilhs Hets !" ~, ne 'n ,.,r
s,.iss are S,s against 80 a., stet 81 me Pre-
es.,"s ~ ,hcse 1888 we're ~ th' -, 20. SCUM /.
3, Wot go - ~ &c Gao va more .s.ii.., i4s
iep''.'., Inyiflts ~ cotnnefcis. inluies 70,
~ 'eY. G- fof Ma are s.s -. ."n''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

DEtGSTONS-Stl DDEh. j.
\evn,,n N,-Lel IT al-Tempo,ay injunction de-
ka,, Meredith Building 90. Inc. e. a.. M4'aa
rcaua Hotc' 60 queens County SAVINGS banN
Dr,Ie-> signed. , 90.
Co,enz4 Gruossc o. sl-Or4er y reference 10
t;corse I SCHNEIDER signed ,,..,,, =,
=" r. -, ,,r.-orv ,;alyaniEug WORKS william y
,,'Iius g.. mc-Order appointing Henry Seideh
receiver signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
THE METAL MARhET.

COPPER rs lorsl s'.ee, m-.Iel .o- ,otgs' as
-..I ..rU -oIsti- qlQtrl Al j % 49,. 70
Ion copper closed A. "a = io- sian"sfa spo'
g, j.. 81 for futures ~ g. TO- 600 ~, -,
- - 40, ir nv. ION lots quoted o. 81 500
9.p H. ioaioo in ciosed 4, lie3 = fof ',s'd.'l
So, and il6s lor futures n ,Ass %, a.,
% ..-tss4 'cts, and Eas- - Iels ty4
a. Tie American smei'i,s t1d Team. f,i,,
-. 80 4 -o- An x '0u lots In iocdol lfad
r'.,i a, re s. sPELTER-Nomina L'na'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
HoTroUsf PRODUCTS.


&, ago. ,aulirr,e-,. doz s. -0o : ~. lettuce
Jol 300. mushrooms White. i.lh Nasae'. - "a
e. % brosn al -. buttons 900 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FINE PLACE FOR LARGE FAMILY Four acre,
Tea large. siry rooms Gravity hoN of water on
all doom Hot Wsie healing Electric hg'
Abundancs n orchard and small fruits Woodlands
IAsns veil shaded telus ,u1r, romantic wAlks
ali o. your oan place Rent $500 year. FREE
4 BRANNiGAN rsrDtown. =.
N lily FOR sac country home iarse plot 10
rooms all improvements. fwo opeu nfsplaccs.
lsrg 'iung porch. buffers pauty aud al up d,
ta'e rsuuremeffs stream NJ water srfl~s from
house Plent Of shad@ shrlhhe9 and fflif Price
s. 200 l2- Chestnut Sfrest Nuuej.
couR,O nome Srnstlon FIRE 70 srospectss buy
ers i.is coser, cot cal write. 70 gems Ssc
Country Home ssrice 30 " 3lsi st. Tel gs,i Mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
uEsTCuEsTER COUNTY.

AZ >rw ROCHELLE ON TIE sOTND-Hsnf-
sor,ei, Furnished eleven room house garage a ID
s,rier. 10 rent TOR season lGntil October lstl Al
go EXCELLENT train service hest NJ automobiling
80 o.fsr les fhSu ni'r from IfsEels Island
80, nolsrn rou1cuience rcd al surroundings ~
rirtker pariculafs fr0m owner CHARLES AiLhN
Dti-n a. Nepfu. Avenue Ncs !. cheile. y. y.
reicnbooe Nes KocneHe zs1f OK % i<on1d Street.
Telephone Franklin 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
SURROGATEs' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON
orebie John y Cohalsn. a surrosats Of
the County OF New York. notice Is hereby
riVen 10 all persons having claims against
,.,rntes- Mar Esther Won Waiders-e. lsts
., Uanro.~r Germany. deceased. TO present
"a. .sne with vouchers thereof TO the sub
.c~i''er at his place ot iransaeting business.
AZ Nall street. Borough Of Manhattan
iis"Ibs C,ty Of New York. on OF before the
i'm d.y Of August next
Da,e. New YORK. the ?sth day OF January.
EDWARD ". SHELDON,
WV Auxiliary Executor
STEWART a sHEARER. Attorney for Az
mary executor. Is Wall street. EoroVGh
At Manhattan. hsS forA liU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
1ponME ST

The approximate amount 81 'he Hen or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de-
scrlbed property is % be sold In 3sssIs %.
9TH Interest thereon from May 10. 1915.
fore,her with costs and allowance amount
ins 20 t42O.73. with interest from May II.
lsI5 together with the expenses u the
sale The approximate amount OF the
taxes assessments and water rates. or
other Hens which are 20 he allowed 20
the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or paid by the referee ia ss61.it with In
terest and penalties thereon.
Dated, New York. May -. 1915
MAURICE =. COHEN. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
COURT CALENDAR


>mpsf ~ sar.air ridsuv & f,uir'nry
90 ~sms ssrs Wa'iens dcnisl. sl'h SO coss
r.ocomobi's - rdslr >i~ho.' Motion denieri
raj or'h - =. Mar K.e,.ho e. Motion
Wo,e, Wi.1er lcuis Ro., Motion denied
herr, ~ no - Al Harm o-er'u.h - a Motion
Mate - BeniaTir Ie'ier Referred - N's''
Poor. 'Tr.s' rof-'e~
Appellate nly,lon-suprm. Court.
Re-.
sup,.m. Cour,-sg,cisl Term-pr n.
poNNELI'.
o. ls-c matter.
sUaRoG.rts COURT CHAMBERS.
tuHAfAN
NH p, r,obs's A. 20 90
r'ars " Davis
cIry cOURr-sp,eln r',n-e~ H.
h pare ps'r-'
asfe8tss APpolsTfoDr.sgPHs"s couRr.
otnrF-- su.u >aA. Z. s La..man
codd'rs'o' rcarr " Ru'en
4.eia s s....,. 4 T,n;.,
Re giser VI Rir'Ie
g. o'. Of - Ioi,.arI ca,te'r--s T. Land.
Fr'nsiiu Hi.-.cr ,rp % penlns
a-.5., c Same i / p '.,'a
Appleton same y ; por'''s
4amln same pcrnE
Wsr,i-s Ss5 B,ns sam, u 3 p.nns
Alden same ~ T. Deuing - ,sss,I
Mum same ~ T. Demns
r. D0NNTILY
La eters Mig 90 Sarasorr. o. 4 Iuiugh
f"s.fer Sar3roIr-L ! IlIIyis
- ERfA\tfIK
Mclaughlin sire NJ Lev
y, BIZ
Re Conti-N Mar
RECEIVERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COURT.
D. IUltif Il La. n HraI'
Hofr-, -. Isuk ~ S-h'e-erro-. n ! IooiTin
sa1u4r IS u D. Voc = 7 Frrn>
lr srAnf lrI Bans Lansing O. R'rs
J. O. IonW" Herman V j. Roruc,
Schmidt Amn'la Nsuri-srr 70 Brad
Tulr 60 T. l. Rc7fr 60 = Esoriei"
julie pnu'c1 Mar 4 FrsutI'0 IuIus 4 Nt's
'mnui 70 Won Cc'r,u tnarIe. b. .'-
N.t-rD ~frfI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
Sales in Auction Rooms.

b, Joseph T. Day
1914 ST 10 W. 'v.' 70 1 so.nm. %, as ., -o'
agt ANA g. Eastman p, a. Il l. note't an .
u \ccarsumer. req. dr- s., H,N o.. taxes, etc.
s42Ioi3. r.. Inc p.aiaiT a. '2s.ooo ,o.
~ ,,lmt Lillian Gillespie az, 4 Immer
man Il. a. p,,'e- osb9T a Filming. "'Hs.
fegg 'f o, ggr, ' ~, S o5o axes &C.
,irH 81 -5s-aI w. s, 200 e g A.. ,l-51lOo ;;
2'a 81 G, 3IeyeH NF"a AZ. hMe n, In, '2 q
ps'Hus. rcf due 50 COS 3 isAe, etc. 81
et.ll 70 lie r'alaif FOR 81 o9o. 49,.
-. emit a.d stores Rosina Guszeta az q
GIr.rs e., al. sshtcra. a'}: W Foioc"
.-t ,f 81 0o0 10 fhe p.si.-if Tor Sls 600
ssTH ST. - p. >. 80 . rsrA az e5Aloo IL :, >
ref. due SO "a 50. tsYes. etr. Sili 10 IT, '1e
Lawyers Mts C.. parry ia Interest. Tor >-ljoo.
By Rgan J. Kennedy.
oYckMAn ST. $50 ,,.i r[e.'o ,J, a. ,l a.
o. 81. Mclaughlin q Martin. st,y. Giroy. REF.
due sl@.si57s. tsIes. etc. SllS's' To, ioe
'''''''' ''' ~ Herbert A sherman.
ESD ST II MS 100 ~ Central Pa-t West 20B
1922 sty dvg. Conela ~ Hal Il al. trustee,
Al. { Lindsey ct al Renisen a Parsons. atiys.
{ Ehlerman. -cf. due. eN0Se.Gl. take etc 81.
go To lls Diaiu'ir Tor .., c.., Us 81. 9 GOO
i0as sty dwg. Corne.ia II De Langley AZ W
i.iad,ie, ct al H Ha.hroucA ats. ! II Rogsu.
re;. due. $.5.i.S'o taxes. ETC. 'io'-.'" 10 ne
s3O ST 10 ". ut. go " Central Para We, sOI
Io.2. Z 49, dng ,auc AT Mar iiah - al.
,sme ats. e Nurrs}. re-. To 'he plaintir Tor
A, ru, Bronx e,.haas.
By Joseph =. Da.
PROSPECT Az. $50. v ~ Do ie.h 81, 2i5l ~,
25yl3r, st, feumt. Louise 'asns az keheccs
GolIIcrg e. AL Brown a Glass. atu,.
Tsii'l re-. aue. sIiile-l. talcs. etc. $jg5. 10
he plaintiff 'or N-.'oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
Loan on Apartment.

living wash ias PLACED loan ~ so coo ~
, ,er cen. for three year. to tnn's Slhntlt 'h
he ave s,3r, apartment 90 West is4th -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29

IN " uUCnaI gCI 81 10. q 'IaHgc. y I-I-I.
unchanged. receipt, 1000 bag s'ock. 33l 600 nsgs
Ssrf'.' 80 urchsuse4 ~ $3.50. receipts 0oo
nag. >forh .qa 600 bags Receipts sf the 100
poi, we're T. 600 uags sgaiust 1000 lss tear and
ID 600 Two years ago Sac fauio had 600 bags.
sg.ils 600 and % 200 bags. Iespectively. cleared
l'ou Sanio. MAY -. steamer JspNios Nth 1000
bag. o.. Nts YORK ard a. O0o for NeW orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
PROVISIONS.

There .u on'v snail volume ~ bl.iress "a
ne make foT hos products bot prices Vsr. hrnl}
held with o. stsfncs ~ aggressive operations 81
he selling al. Receipts ~ hots a. Chicsgo were
-. 900. estimated for sspfdty u. 900. ksnsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
REAL ESTATE Al AUCTION.

Jamaica HlIcrsst Jsmaioa. ". Y. c.
ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE
81 All Improved Lott,
TO-DAY and continued on MONDAY. NAY 81
tOeoeeAtlss osyl.
WA p. Hal CO.. Is9 Aeutaggs ST.. Brcoklyn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
kDLk lnI ri

UNITED sTkTts OIsTRlCr CoURr.
tauit CatndH-NAttR
k1 W b. No. tr-.r Building
Vacuum e. ~ flDf Nsfrs
''s' roo so I1r rsirnf,f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
IONG IsIAND.

FOREST HILLS q X II r. y =
rsors.t Uils /. T. 10 minutes from y. Y.
s,qe Foundation Homss Co.. a ~ ~. 81 ST.. n. 7.
EoR LOW COST. high grade bungalows
,isit Brightwaters Booklet IS on request.
e. ACkEKSON co, West 3fth ST. Ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-29
NEW JERSEY.

vNt'sr'AL BARGAIN. CLOSING An Es.
tao Three story ten room house all
limits we'll built. nftecn minutes from
tube Inspect a. once Must sell. ROW
LAND al Grand ST. Junction. Jersey
ftty -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-09
DOCTORS WIFE
OUT ON $4,000 BOND

Providence, Sept. 3.-Mrs. Mohr,
charged with the murder of her hus-
band Is out on bond and attended
his funeral today.
Providence, r. l., Sept. 3.-Mrs.
Elizabeth, Mohr, who was arrested
on the charge of having melted the
murder of her husband, c. Franklin
Mohr, a wealthy physician of this
city and Newport, was released on
$4,000 bail tonight.
Mrs. Mohr was accused by her al
legged accomplices-George w. Hea-
lis, the chauffeur who was driving
Doctor Mohr's car at the time of
the shooting; Cecil v. Brown, form
erly employed as a hostler by Doc
tor Mohr, and Henry Spellman, a
half brother of Brown.
Heals has been held by the police
since the shooting, as his account
of the affair conflicted with that
given by Miss Emily G. Burger, the
doctors assistant, who was in the
car and was also wounded.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-09
HARRY THAW SUES FOR
DIVORCE FROM EVELYN

New York, Sept. 2.-Evelyn
Thaw says she will not contest Har-
ry Thaw's divorce suit as it will be
very agreeable with her.
Pittsburg. Sept. 2.-Harry K.
Thaw, through attorneys, filed a
petition in common pleas court ask
ing a divorce from his wife, Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw, charging misconduct
with John Francis, of New York.
The petition is brief In it Thaw
his wife was guilty of mis-
conduct with Francis at 81 West
Thirty1first street, New York, in :
December, 1909, and January, 1910,
and at various other places and.
times.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-09

him. They have raced against each
other number of times. Endicott pi-
loted one Of the foreign cars inside
the money in the celebrated Wander
bilt cup and was among the leaders
in the great international 800 mile
sweepstakes at Indianapolis.
1t is also likely that the Brisco driv-
ers will also be among the daredevils
who will make the automobile races at
the Big Free Fair thrillers.
Kansans find much excitement in
horse racing. but they will get a few
new sensations whtn they see these
speed demons whirling around the
Fair Grounds track at from 70 to 100
miles an hour. The automobile races
will be held on Friday afternoon Of the
Big Free Fair.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-09
Losses OF Turkish Forces Are Very
Large
GERMANY WILLING TO SETTLE
An Offer Will Be Made to the U. s.
To Settle Damages in Sink
ing of Liners by The
Hague

London, Sept. 3.-The slow pro-
cess of forcing the Dardanelles is
Icing hurried with due caution. An
important part of the Turkish
forces in the vicinity of the CALI
poll peninsula are surrounded by
the allies and they will be annihilat-
ed II they do not surrender
Berlin, Sept. SHERMAN forces
have taken GrOdnO, the Russians
left nothing of military value.
Rome, Sept. 3.-The important
Austrian city of ROverer has been
captured by the Italians who are
pressing the enemy.
Berlin, (via London), Sept. g.
Germany, according to Count Won
Bernstorff's instructions, offers to
submit the claims for compensation
arising out Of the Lusitania and
Arabic cases to The Hague for adj
judication.
Official circles in Berlin treat the
now in progress with
the United States on the submarine
problem as highly confidential, and
this makes it most difficult to OBJ
tain any authoritative information
or to transmit the views held in var
ious quarters. The highest officials,
are not averse to adj
that they regard the situa-
ton with Optimism-an optimism
based on a knowledge of the in
structions which have been issued
and the developments here which
probably will facilitate the task OF
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-09
CITIZENS ARE IN PROBE
OF LODGE BARS AT PARSONS

Parsons, Kan, Sept. 3.-This city
easped when It realized what w. p.
Montgomery, assistant attorney gen.
eral had done. There were hurried
whispered inquiries and 1t develop
ed a dozen men of prominence in
town, several Of them among the
wealthiest, had been subpoenaed by
the state officer to testify concern
ing charges that liquor has been sold
in lodge and club rooms.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-09
Cannot PLACE
FRANK BLAME
County Officers Unaware Until
Crime Was Committed
JURY REGRETS ITS INABILITY
Unable to Find Anybody Who
Would Identify ANY Members
OF the MOb-NObOdy
indicted

Marietta, Ca, Sept 3.-The Cobb
County grand jury investigating the
lynching of Leo. M. Frank near
Marietta reported that:
I'VE have found several clews,
but we have been unable to find
anyone who could identify any par
ty. We have done our best under
our oath and we regret to state that
we have been unable to find enough
evidence to indict anyone for this
crime. We have been unable to con-
meet anybody with the preparation
of this offense or to identify any
one who was connected with it, al
though we have investigated the in
formation furnished us by officers
and other parties and have followed
up letters signed and unsigned, and
to this end we have subponaed and
examined many witnesses in an eff
fort to disclose the perpetrators Of
this crime, but none of these wit
nesses could identify any of the par
ties.
1--WE find from investigation that
the officers of the law and the citi-
zens of our town and county knew
of this crime until they
heard of the body being found near
Frey's gin in this county"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-09
LAUNDRY GIRLS HANDS
CRUSHED IN MACHINERY

Frankfort, Kan, Sept. 3.-Goldie,
the 17-year-old daughter of E. F..
Brooks, had both hands badly
crushed in the mangle at the steam
laundry this morning. The machine
had to be taken apart before her
hands could be released. 1t is fear
ed that one hand may have to be
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-09
WILL HOLD FREE" FAIR
WITH FARMERS INSTITUTE

Protection, Kan, Sept. 3.-Pro-
lection, on october 1-2 will have one
of the most instructive fairs ever
staged in the state.
1t is an agricultural fair in con-
nection with the farmers institute.
Suitable prizes will be awarded for
the best exhibits. Experts will be
there from Kansas State Agricul-
tural college to lecture and demon
strate. No charges will be made to
see any of the exhibits.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-09
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
casio RlA
(First published in the Abilene Week.
ly Reflector, September 2, 1850
PUBLICATION NOTICE

In the District Court of Dickinson
County, State of Kansas.
Benjamin H. Hoffman, Plaintiff.
I. NJ. Clark. If alive and his unknown
heirs, executors, administrators, de-
visees, trustees and assigns, IL he
be. dead, and A. w. Rice, Defend
ants.
To the above named defendants. n
M. Clark. If living, and his unknown
heirs, executors, administrators de-
Tisees, trustees, and assigns, il he
You and each of you are hereby
the District Court nave of fee1 bi sgeG in
County, Kansas, by said riaintiff
BENJAMIN H. Hoffman, who filed his
petition in said court on the 27th dav
OF August, A. d. 1915, asking that
the title and right of possession NAV
be Quoted in him as to the following
described real estate. situated in
to-wtt: The southeast quarter OF sec
tfon one ID. twonship fifteen C15l.
range two ~ east of the Sixth Prin.
cipsl Meridian, and also that you ana
each OF you may be forever barred
from clai-~ing any interest in. lien
upon or title to said premises o. or anY
part thereof; that unless YOU answer
or demur to said petition on or before
the goth day of October. A. D.. 1915.
said petition will be taken as true
ana judgment rendered therein ouiet-
min H. Hoffman. and forever bsrrjne
YOU and each of you from claiuIn9
any right; title or interest in or 10
said premises or any part thereof.
BENJAMIN H. HOFFMAN,.
By s. g. SMITH his attorna,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-09
SEES THE HANDWRITING
Democratic Senator Thompson Will
Leave Garden City y

Kansas City, Sept. 2.-Senator w.
II. Thompson of Kansas and Fred
Robertson, United States district at
torney for Kansas, have formed a
partnership and will open law Of
fees in the Wahlenmeier Building,
Kansas side, under the firm name
of Thompson & Robertson. Senator
Thompson is moving to this city
from Garden City, Kan. Mr.. Rob-
ertson moved here several weeks
ago when his office headquarters
were transferred from Topeka.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-09
REPUBLICAN FLOODS LOW
LAND FOR EIGHTH TIME

Norway, Kan, Sept. 2.-This week
for the eighth successive time this
summer the Republican river has
been out of its banks and overflow
ing the lowlands. During that
length of time the river has scarcely
gone to normal, but rise after rise,
caused by heavy rains along its
course have kept it at flood stage
almost continuously ever since early
in June.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-09
SALINA WILL PUT ON CITY
AIRS WITH FASHION SHOW

Salina, Kan, Sept. 2.-The Asso-
ciated Display Men of Salina is the
name of a new organization just
formed here and is composed princi-
pally of the window dressers of the
stores. 1t has been decided to hold
fall fashion show in Salina Sep
tember 81, at which time the win
dows will be dressed in the height
Of fashion and at a certain hour
curtains will be dropped ct a sig
nal and fashions will be displayed
in all the windows.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-09-09
FRISCO EXPOSITION is OUT
OF DEBT-CELEBRATED

San Francisco, Cal. Sept. g.
William Howard Taft. who, as presi-
dent of the United States, turned
the first spadeful of earth on the
site of the Panama Pacific exposi-
ton, burned the mortgage on the
grounds at ceremonies
held to celebrate "Out of Debt Day"
The final payment of Indebtedness
on the exposition was made.