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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
OFFER MICH. CENT. NOTES
Will Help Pay Of 100000
Maturing March !.

Yesterday, are offering $1,000 900 Michi-
gan Central Railway oue-year "A per
cent notes al 99A 20 holders Of the
company notes maturing March l. The
amount Of these notes Is S6.0OO,000 of
which 100000 viii be paid of in
cash. Note holders IL was understood,
have already ,anen about two-thirds Of
the new notes.
Bv the recent sale Of the last S4,-
OOO, 900 Of It's first mortgage 811 per
cent bonds 20 J. r Morgan & Co, who
resold them to William A. Read & Co.
and Kount1e Brothers, the Michigan
Central obtained the funds TO pay of
"a 600 600 Of the March maturity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


ArchAnsei. Jan 2s--Dwina (Rus). ~
via Creeuock. etc im
Tor Bay, Feb. I7.--Mius Ns- Yosi u. y.,a a,
Rotterdam (foT shelter ~
Liverpool. Feb. s.--Adnatio fp,l Ne, y.A
Piraeus FEB, f,-IOAnnins tCr.sk1, No, ".
Burnt, Bland, Feb. l6.-Inliad tsx,d,a, Z
Genoa. Feb. H.-Asoot (BrJ. Neg Yot u. s,..
Bremen FEB. io--E sislo. New Yr,
hirkWal. Feb. iA-In.snd tspcfishl. NJ ",
for GO,henburg; Spiral tNOrl. Nsz IA -
b. for Chns,ianis. Tro1dh, ensford ma. 4
1ork FOR ChusuAnia ~
Amsterdam. Feb. l5.-ocesn fDutchl, Hv ".
SAILED
Genoa, FEB. li.-cuers RAD Me- IN
MABeiiles FEB. l5.-Rons Err, Ne. ~
ST. Thomas Feb II IS D m.).-Eoroa m,
from DemEusl. New YOrt W.T.
Liverpool. Feb. II Is Q. m.).-BLre "a, ~
York
Gisrsitas Y.o iL-G.s1. iron N.ssAs.
BIO J.ne.ra Fso. is-Mnu or.. B.~, n.
Santos. Feb Is-ribau Bran. No IN
Gibraltsy, FEB l5--steamen Drbcuu m NJ.
,elles sor New YORK 18Th. sGat' Anrs MI W.,
seies for Nev York
scilly FEB. is.-Ayms1o lBrl Nev Ysrx n.
Rotterdam: yestris Brj. Ner fork fy Havr
sszrs. Feb. ii.-Oce4no CItLD. Nz Yen A,
Gibraltar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUs of the WorlH
ARRIVED.

s|snru kgnucod. c.rd,nss pA,,..
s bun n,s. sOd s n.'.ss.s IS . d. Sslsss
s.. Juan. %iroyo s.srua a q IA,
s .iS rId.. 70 b T.; T 81, ioF. nd fs. Z.
,.hi. z. % II. A@.Tie.a is ssS ~. - n.
~i.h sugar Bar. . m, I'm. 'a'" y Ia
yi ssIo, 5'dsut q IBF Hun jsus7 81. sIr
B,nah (NorJ stsy.ns,r J.nusrJ "a
ss:eros7 q to The Uaited FrIii G.. 4 - 10
M.sds ysorp1 N,D. Y.or., 4,
Torc (B,l. Genoa jsnus,y s % s.,A.
Son. y ballast Bar. 10 80 p N, ia '''r =
Co. N ballast ou,fshtin.. % s1e h1.ss
20 % 3 T,rds5. y BALLAD b.. 70 49, '.<a
to :; fl Winchester a Co n S.lss; 'iss A. 4
car.c". I. Gusyr. F.erry 4. p,-x e.,
20. WITH 81 passenger. mails ard M. ~
Tyl;T T,~po4 g.r. ard xor.os, to
City Of Montgomery savannah Tshs,,..s
!hs Ocean 50 60. With psssenssa ADD 81. =
Mama Hsts' Baltimore. u n.
Baltimore Tram. Co. sith nds. oasns,rs..
Lg,ssld3 CBrl, c.rdi- I,9u.,7 81. 10 D..A !,
Protsus. New orleans Feorasy q.
en Padnc 90, with Passengers ADD MA ~ ~.
Hamilton. Newport Ss~, and Horas a.
Old Dominign IS Co. Nth paxsensrr ~ r
Highlands. ass .. m nas
SAILED.
Steamers jamestown. Norfolk snd N-~,-s
Bstiscan tBr), Rotterdam IroaUos Nort. -
Heis 0lsT DAD. Copenhagen: ld,.ss. '1SlG
tobsl: 81 Rio. Ncs Orleans u Mgndo 80
Comanche Obj. LoadOn: no BIanco ~
tzns: Sooony. Sabine %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating 10 trade matters and conditions
should be addressed 70 the Editor OF the BuSe"
Column
Question-Will you be kind enough
to inform me if there is any depart
ment store directory or list published
that gives the names of these stores
that have a drug department, also the
names Of the buyers. If so where can
| purchase same? Charles r. Doane,
1l9l Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, by Al
bert c. Doane. Answer-Shel don's
Trade Directory, OIL Leonard Street,
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
BECKER MOVE NEXT WEEK
Condemned Mans Lawyer Still
Working on Appeal Brief.

The Becker case rested quietly yes
terday. Martin 7. Msnton, the con-
demned mans attorney, was still busy
revising the proofs of the appeal brief,
which is based on the affidavit Of James
Marshall, the negro, that he did not tell
the truth at Becker's second trial.
1t is probable that the motion for q
new trial will not be made before next
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
ELECTRICITY TO HIT
AT HARD TIMES
Big Companies Plan Ma
tion-Wide "Prosperity
Week" Display.

Representatives OF the large electrl-
cal companies throughout the county,
met Yesterday IN tho Offices OF the 90
cietv for Electrical Development, IN the
Engineering Societies Building, ~ Wesi
Tbirtv-rintb Street, and decided TO hold
an electrical and prosperity week
next fall. "ss a direct slap at so-calleo
hard times" according TO the announce
ment. While the electrical interests
will have charge Of the celebration, IL
was proposed 10 cooperate with other
large industries e-... o..
The press agent OF the Society FOR
Electrical Development described some
OF the plans for the movement as ioi-
lows:
Great national Advertising cam
rs;Sns will be carried on In the news
napers and magazi .es, while thousands
IF electrical signs will fash messages
of prosperity TO citizens In cities from
coast to coast. Electrical shows and
carnivals will be held everywhere, rang
ing In size from the electrical eXposi-
lion in the Grand Central Palace 10
smaller affairs in little towns on the
Western plains. Cities everywhere Will
no ablaze with light Each city VIII
have its own Great White Way May
ors and city officials will be urged TO
cooperate, and many have already
promised TO get back Of this big pros
pcrity movement to make it great
success"
Among those present at the meeting
were Arson W Burchard, vice-presi i
dent General Electric Company; l. A.
Osborne. president Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh; W II. Johnson, yice-presi-
dent Philadelphia Electric Company;
Henry L. Doherty, president Henry l..
Doherty & Co., bankers, and president
Cities Service Company; +. ". Rookie
elbow, of the Western Electric Com
pany; Frank s. Price, president Pettln-
cell-Andrews Company, Boston; ). H.
Strong, president Tucker Electric Con
struction Company, New York; W. Z.
Robertson. Robertson-Cataract Electric
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
Company. Buffalo; Ernest McCleary,

Company, Buffalo; Ernest McCleary,
McCleary- Harmon Company, Detroit;
G. NJ Sanborn, Sanborn Electric Com
pany. Indianapolis; Ernest Freeman,
president Freeman-Sweet Company,
Chicago; y. II Boynton, representing
J Robert Grouse, General Elect &c
Company, Cleveland; Hugh NJ. Wilson,
of THE Electrical World" and j. Il.
Wakeman, general manager Society for
Electrical Development.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
More than S129,600, 900 In
crease In BreadStuffS in
Five Months.
MANY OTHER GAINS
SHOWN IN FIGURES
Cotton, Farm Implements and
Metals Among Articles Ad-
varSely Affected.
,Fom n, Trauns Bureau :

Washing on. Feb. ls.-The European
war has brought about a great IN
crease IN exports OF foodstuffs and
bresdstufs. horses, zinc, harness and
saddles, htrscshoes, commercial auto
mobiles, oats and rye, but has de-
creased n, exports OF agricultural I'm.
plements fertilizers, cotton, iron and
steel, wood and manufactures OF wood,
copper, ho)s and naval stores.
OF the hrcadstufs, which showed an
increase o. sl29, SOC 296 In the last five
months Of 1914 over the same period
IN 1918, oats showed the most mate
risf increase. cxports OF this staple
having junocd Sl9.32S,il7. which rep
resents q gain Of S,430 per cent. Rye
comes nc..t with an increase OF 900
per cent. Exports Of barley increased
$50 per cent, and Of wheat lb9 per
cent.
Canned beef heads the list Of food
stufs winch showod the largest in
creascs an exports for the last five
months OF 1914. as compared with the
corresponding period OF the previous
year. It's gain vas 2oS5 per cent fol
lowed closely by refined sugar. which
increased zoos per cent Exports OF
fresh beef increased 1921 per cent
There was a gain Of LOO per cent
in exports o. horses, o.,2- per cent ID
exports OF zinc, l,5Ss per cent IN morse,
shoes. l.45J per cent IN commercial
automobiles and $50 per cent IN mar
ness and saddles.
The disastrous effect Of the Euro
mean conflict on certain American eN-
ports ~ shown In cotton, which tel
of S26CloG.45l in the five months end
ing December 81, 1914, from the CORE
spording reriod Of the previous
yea. agricultural implements, which
dropped so per cent; fertilizers, n per
cert. and hops. 20 per cent.
Exports Of the specified articles
limited States. showing increases and
ended December 81, 1914, as compared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

IBy Teegraph 70 The IrIUuHs.I
Trenton y. j.. Feb ls.--hlspper's Baby stors
Town Of Union: object infants apparel and aces
sories s. 900 Mar Klapper New York; Ray Klap
per EphrAlm Schechter Union I'M.
Associated Merchants Meat and Provision Co.
Paterson: provisions. $4,000; J. T. CHASER. Roo
ert Cunningham r. II. Sykes Paterson.
Cspone Construction Co.. West Hoboken. con
strction. 500 900. Lucia Capone Samuel BOnito
Tony CapOne. Hob0ken.
Chase Realty Co. New Brunswick. real estate
$50 900 Daniel e. Chase. Horace L. BarSis. Adj
| Ro fe New Bulnsyick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
Timely Meas of the Merchandise World

Kia,un. NC W Goddard. -
k kssa : B B-h Lev Lev. Is, i
KoSa Gussie-M : N.ItS - We az %,
KogsIly Loyi, ard NsihIn-Pe"pis 10 ,,,ll
Eli s DY MSn; yi.1 oon.uoals Co. ~;
Lane Rsph--F c Gsrmsny, N,Is' v
y T; Ell nom r.,., = Il. Il; sS
o2a9 con 14 SsT .t g. p.'i Bsh:I -.
L f'cS O y. 6ec'rIH B Holmes. ct al -
h s@'n sIasn naI Not. HOldins c.. Inc $40 |.
Mii.iron. Ar Hamilton. - - 49,. %
Mois.n. international hTi,to g ! Ia" .ilS 81
MM. .Eti . MST y d. Besa, iiss 50
Msr,oas NIthlids @-Hsneken wIllsnbrick Go,
National Surety Co.'S snber.ld. ;l,ssa q
\ RalwsEs Con- kenny. ~, 20
65eT ' FpMeyer A o.lhr Co, lns g., g
PuYp.. Road Co-F de G Maur. SIS 10
iu5'Uhers' Guide Co-Bsrnhsf, Bros Bpind e..
Peop.sI National Fire In. Ca II Smith =! a,
P PETE. GoGRs s.r CIV Coa s %,rI n iiS q
q qsiRss TN Ma Phiiippi ss g
Pampos. Bssn--J Jsburg ct al. 49, ~
h@s,iAa transport and In'uf'n0' OF s. Il. H's q
ReIcheae.ch. il Ro..n1-,is a al sos %
R,is, Hessmsn CO. KCS,5 ~ 'il.5 50 g
1 =
Hector Gas Lamp Co.'S Pet,. SO %
scarGn william Hirschneid a Beck. so q
schE.rz. Nstusn--R setsr, so y
ss .tsirc Construction Col J. bhreW, S3'O %
standard PoJscop, Corp-EIhi0itos' Tines. Inc.
s,vsrc,.. Gio,annl---C n BadenO.r". ;ls5 %;
smith Robert Wilson 4 BrAmIn CO. $40 %
sicses. u E,-Bows,y Savings Bank. Sss6 80 80
Simon. II E-G.lfard Con, Co Inc. sl-e g
Solomon. I-HRure Bros Co. 3.b ~
SsrFow VIZ II nonn,!ly sos u
shaw Frances-D RoSgs; !sls "
ssoe-Ssms ;s-li "a
SufeTman r. II sugsrntn ard y st-sat-J
Ssme-G l. Robinson; s!l5 q
f fs@s.r, " i x u II Moore; $50 .
ing Eius-A " Nylen lcOsti) sos 80
Volt " Nj GreisErow Ct Al: 81. 90
Ws s1oy' R-sane: " ''''' S-ai 90
Wsnsch. V and Farins-D B.ck,rmsn E, al.
W wsr,B & Coz H,m.n: sl74 IS
w,rhs. l Fl Coleman e 81. s--G -
Yellow TsIicEb Co-M Williams 800 90
Albert Palmer co-CiJ Of New YO'i; ;?ii, e5
HmnrjCsn Lsbel Co"sam,: s.l2 s.
Bates Realty Co-Ssme. 500 %
Coaaty. EHsheth. edm-ssms: !lt. 70
Cohen. P-sAue $40 81
Fo-d r P-gsme. sac ~
Friedman. A-CiJ Of Y. t2t2 ~
Groshsck, W-Same. S%4s d.
%Nfmsn G P-Same. SS-9 II
Pituey. F-Ssme snsi ~
spence J Same; s.H ..
Thompson. W-SGne; tCsl "
WoolcOck, Mary C-stms .ts9 10
ZIerinE. W-SEme, '-t3 ~
The BronI.
Crinungs. Elha. and A Wolfe Rlnins e. Al:
SIZE IS
y-,,,. pooans n, Y w,ui,ch and " Schoenberger,-
HoChut8. ~ =
Tt,r, Really ca Inc and q Slgg.se-D Pie.ulo.
i'''" ~ $500 80
Tsr,h.r-f Ami. and p J-R Jacobs; SlUZ 50
Nathan j Msrtinson, - Y y
rutherford Realty Cor Schneider ct al s.. 70 O5
Rg'barI Coldle-C cosmopolitan Bank; S@lG %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
Bav State Condemns Tariff,

Boston. Feb. 1s.-The House con-
Cured with the Senate to-day In adopt
ing a memorial 70 Congress cone "a
ing the last tariff act and declaring II
10 be responsible for high prices ana
for an increase IN the number OF uh,
employed One Republican Noted
against the memorial and one Deino-
GRAFT favored u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
Newport Villa Leased.

D,Blois A Eldridge leased for Mrs. John r Nv
,-uore her place on Relieve Avenue. Newport. H.
/ lncsn A. iurhauin. 10 Mr.. and Mrs James b.
Du1s Of Manhattan. fsr tho 1919 season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19

Destination and steamer. $50 .. n
Tahiti, Msrquesss Australia (ns San Fran
Hawaii wi. san Frsnclscol -Mstsonia -da
Hawaii Japan, Corea Philippines (ra San
Francisco --Msnchuhs ..................feo
Hawai- Iyfs san Francisco Sierra .........S Sch
Tahiti Msrquesss. Cook Islands. New Zea'
land. Australia Via San Francisco)-"u-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19

The fTS' name "a That OF the debtor. the second
that Of tie creditor. aud date when judgment vas
Carroll R-G c CLARK ct al; March 20. 1914.
tlOg IS
porfman. G-N Bacon. Jan g. 1915; Sllg Os
GimDel Bros-H LOweuStein Feb IT, 1915.
same-v Lowsstsin: Feb TO- 1918. s553
Meyers. Bcuhs-B Rothbaum. oct 2S 1914;
Perry. W TT Raymond. FEB %. 1903 Sl57 IS
Kchmau Holding Go. lnc--DiIie Lumber Co. FEB
Roeeuo, l.. d Rosero and NJ Ehrenoers ct "A
Hupf ei a., NAY =. 1912. ;g.95S 10
Ro,hscln.d. Hatue-J LaeInmle: May II. 1914.
Sawyer. Al M SMELL. April 20 1914. il.4 Al
Wieg&nd. Dora and HI II Glass; March - 1915,
Porter. R, or Gorm.n-Poopla etc; Dec Is. 1914
Burke ssdio-PeOps. etc. Nor 20. 1919 rsc.tsij;
$500
Levy. s-Cty Of y 7. No, 10. 1914; $3.50 ST
Union Railway Go Of CITY c Steiner. Dec
Kociis. L. and { Fidelity and GursnU Co
AmaAua. April .. 1919; 32INl 20
hoclg. L. AID National Surety CO Ct AZ
AmauEs. Feb 4. 1918. siSl 50
IeIer. H. and Il ksnarek-E Richards; Jan Is.
1913 vacated, tlI3 50
Adrch. ST S Rl1: oct Il. 1914; 500 IS
hoen.g. l. and Fidelity and Guaranty 60,
AmGaus, FEB ). 1915, $50 IS
The Bronx.
NcDermoit A. Buhle and l Gre.nber; "
schSeiIer. July 10, 1914, t22e -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19

I'LL
AN
II 3o-5tl Lemon av Mr. Cantor. $500
l:l5-2i4 Delaney 81. A. Skirenutz. trhins.
llo-l22 W l34th st. J. Hail. triflnl
1io-33O-8i0 Beecker St; American Ever Ready
SHOES E f22d st. Gertrude Davis trinins
5000 Canal ST. II. Nuhs; SIS.
l0l0-s0s Freeman St Rose Hodes; 81 600
II :25-ill East ll5th ST. s. Reichter, 5000.
II 45-4i3 +. 18th St j. Stefel; slight
IL $3.50 Z. 18th St: g. Hauser; trifinI
PM
i2S5-lsOs Amsterdam u.. h Rosenblumi 40
damage.
i:5S-l55i Washington sI. BronI: Isaac Rosen-
house. trif!ng
2l5-75 Market ST. G. Guansno; $40.
325-522 West l74th ST.. ENTITY Decosa; trhing
4:25-42S East 4Sth ST.. Charles Hess Son $500.
t30-il5 Fast Tooth st. Gussy Derndsum; trtfinx.
t40-3i0 East 7ith ST. Sgmund Levy trihlng
50--sS Thompson ST. Samuel WOfsOn: 500.
o.55-l525 Fulton sT.. Bronx: Mary Simmons
tIifng
6l5-5sj East lsSth ST.. Donna Wine and Liquor
Co tiing
s3o-lIO West li4th st. Jacob stobsky; 81. 900.
e3O-i2l East 56th ST. Leo Hanne. trinins
72o-3SSl Third ar.. Bronx: II. schssss; $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
Vessels, Steam and Sail. Ariv-
ing at and Departing from
the Port of New York.
HIGH wATEn

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. s;"I sunset $780, moon '''' II l''
rnoon's are, g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19

Of domestic merchandise from the
decreases during the five months
With the FIVE months ended December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
LEGAL 0mcisl

Highest temperature YESTERDAY SO 70. st5 .. M;
lowest. 81 Cat a M; average. 81; average for
spending date last year. q average TOT cor
responding date last thirty three yeaIA 81.
LEGAL FsrscsIt.-Fsir to-day and to-rnorrow: fresh
north winds,
humidity.
So n.....5s l .. u....B - n.....S
Barometer Readings.
g. 500 O. N. .303f So N. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
HELP WANTED.
Male.

ATTENTIONS YOUNG MESi-A number Of va
esncies In Company A. flat Infantry. 10 be allied
a. once; opportunity for military training In
one Of New Yofk's greatest military orgsnifziIons
20 men Of good character wanted one evening drilI
each seek: full privileges Of spendidly equipped
modern armory. gymnasium. shoser baths, track
and hoIing trainers. ma ranges pool ard billiards
bowling libraJ. state supplies eguipment-overroat
two uniforms. arms. de free. For full particular
call Tuesday evening between 5 and 20, or al
drec Capt. J. Macy, Company A. ilR Infantry.
I'D o. ADD tih Az. ". y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19

Marked increase in the percentage
of American commerce carried on ships
diving the Stars and Stripes during the
period from July to December 81, as
compared with the fiscal year ended
June 80. Is shown IN a letter from Sec
retary Rodfeld TO Secretary hcAdoo
made public to-day. War caused only
slight falling OF In the amount OF
American goods carried IN British
ships. but the loss 10 German shipping
was more than rs per cent
The value Of the water-borne com
merce Of the United States for the last
fiscal year was S3,7S5 400 600 The per-
centage carried on American ships was
P.26. on British ships, 5345, and on
German ships, 1879 From July to
December 81 the total value was 81 $780,
16l 900 The percentage carried by
American vessels rose TO l4.O9, while
the amount carried by German ships
decreased 90 a0G and that by British
steamers % $3.50 per cent.
Records Of the Department Of Com
merce show that l2J ships have been
transferred 90 ,rc American flag under
the new registry law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
LEGAL Fsreesgt.--Fsir TO-DAY and tomorrow:
humidity.
FIRE RECORD.

So m....soi2 m....soST 50 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
FURNISHED ROOMS

10 I.ET--Niceiy Furnished room ~ "a sd
family: very reasonable. con'e.t =.
way al 18th ST stop. Apply s''"
Campbell. ySs2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
FEBRUARY IS.
Manhattan.

The following judgments died yesterday. the
Z Ii name helnr thal 81 The debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
FEBRUARY is.
Manhattan.

The hr' name "a that Of the debtor. the second
hat Of Tie creditor. aud date when judgment vas
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

MUNDA1, FEBhL MI "a
Jefferson, Norfolk. D D...s.....- 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19

McDermott A. Buh,e and | Greenben; "
schweiler. July 10. 1914, i22S -
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-05-06
Die Strait Der 8a6rbeit! Simmer

Die Strait Der 8abrbeit! Simmer
ntebr miro es auh IN oen nmerifoiti-
iden &opfeu lihter ltn6 mas nod our
Y}onoten oIs eirt2unoesperbrehen an
gefeben tDoroen iDdre, miro, infoIqc
Der aroft Der 8abrbeit, BON Der an
lt0n0igen engliih ameritdniIhen
RreIIc nun in einem o1oeren 2idte
betrahtet. 60 ouh Der 8roteit Der
8elttIh-Imerifaner gegen Die Inter
lpitrfigfeit lnlerer Reeierilng gegen~
ilber brittlder 8illfiir.
@ir boben bereits an elmer onoe-
rem Stelle Die anl6einen0e Sonllts-
8auhs- -llmpanoelltng Der .Sioitr
Sails 8uiIp 8reB" lobeno erlpdbnt,
INTO nm oen 2eitern 3n 3eigen, ipie dn-
genebn mir 6npon beriibrt itno, iol
audi fol8enoer aommentar beiaeter
3eitltng bier 8laB firloen: .suBer
Dem 0eutIh -QImerifonertrm gibt es
nod ein nnoeres ltarfes Clement Der
amertfnniihen offentlihen Weinung,
0oS 3u Dem 8lauben gelangt lit, baB
@iliou uuo grpun MIR 5u geneigt
limo, bic britiiden 9fepiiionen Oes
8olferrehts au britiIhen @uniten
itiaidpeigerto binsunebnen uno oaB
iie nidt fir anerifaniide 8edte
monnbaft etngetreten iinb, ia geoui.
oct baben, oaB bieie nit sSiiBen getre-
ten muroen. =. 8enn Die BON
Or. 3ernburg in einer anirode Dor
Der omerifoniiden 9lfooemie Der poli-
tiihen uno foaiolen g8iiienihoftea
ousgeiprodene anlidt offiaiell lit.
ooB Geutidlanb nidt 10 lebr aegen
baS Reht Der 8affenlieferltngen pro-
teltiert, oils gegen bos, mos nnierc
Regierung uidt tut, Damn botten mir
Wonate lang cine perfebrte sluffoi-
lung oes belttIden Stanoplulftes ae-
6obt nno bonn lit Der BroteIt
3euti6Ionos nidt unberehtigt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-05-06

ItcIlt neroen. SD perOe i'll bieicn
Stooten ebenIo oorgeben, pie i'd III
WtiImoufee, @isconlin, geton bobe.
SSh miu iebelb oh es uiht mogliN
lit. Dab Ser 8unoesregierung Die
mobre Reltralitat aufge5nungen
meroen fonn n1hoen lie on 6oS 8olf
appelliert bot, ieine Spnlpatbie 5il
oen 2droern ibrer Serfltnft 81 nater-
oriifen uno iib MIR ais oaterifoni'
ihe giirger 5u betradten SD betone
rod eiamol, ooB ih bon niennnoen
oufgeforbert nuroe, 81 oeriuhen, ote-
fen @offenihoder innoglih 5ll ma.
hen, unb baB ib bon teiner Seite aus
nit @eIon1itteln fir Die Sinan5ie.
rung meines 8oreebens unteritiist
tperbe.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-05-06

8ornung Dor ole ameritanii6e Del
fcntlihfeit 5u treten, ami att lie
Dem Stoatsomt 5ueeb n
5u loiIen; cine auSreoe. oeren
SinfGaigfeit notilrIih ouf Der SanO
tiegt. Genn Die Oeutide aegierun9
bot einen ioIden antli6en 8unIh
IdngIt ousaeiprohen unb 81 ieiner
grfullrng benz Stoatsont geniigeno
Belt geIoiien. grgoelih mirft e8,
ooB Serr grnon oos naipe 3ugeitdno.
mis- maht, niht su piiien, OBJ Die oeut.
jhe Regierune elm Heht batte, aiif
bie 8eiobren Der 4riegs5one in brt.
tiihen @etp1liern oHentlid aufmerf.
Jam Su MAIDEN! IS.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-05-06

oen fonne, nber es poren Stimnan in
Der @iiIte.
Die Stimmgeber un0 polttiIhen
0rabt5ieber itno ielbltperItGnolib auf
Den Iusaang geiponnt. g8ir glail.
ben, 0aB Die Sotengrdber 0erRihoros
StIl iih 3uerIt ocrtrallih bergelpiijer-
ten oh Elm Iolhes 8orgenen ieitens
Der 2egtslatur nfeuerli9er uno moi.
leroiht" iei, ebe tie Die 8ia begrubeu.
llno menn 10 - oonn boben Die Ssni-
tiottDe !tno oaS Heferetolm ia nur
ben 3med, einen 5aufen unt1otiae
Soften, aber Den bonn GoIfe gelpiinlf-
ten 3med 51nthte 5u MAIDEN, uiio
Desbalb baben mir Damn itberbaupt
Die 8affe Der SS5rtitiatipe nno oes Re-
ferenoun5, menn oas aIte Wlotto:
~Ebe public be D. o" Grllmpf blei.
ben loa?
SefOroernngsmaidine Der aube-
9ren3ten Moglihfeiten - 10 fonu
man pabrlid1 oas nooerneglutomobiL
nennen. gs miro nift nur gum sSah-
ren gum Sol3iogen, 5lim 9etrieb oolt
@aihmalhinen, bon 2inotDpes ulm.
benubt, ionoern iebt mod]t esaud auf
Den 8abnihienen ben befanllten oret-
rooertgen &nrrer, ipie tie Strefer.
leute benlben, &onfllrren5. 8obnbe-
oTte Der Rortbneltern 8obn, Soupts
quartier in Suron, g. g., boben 4u-
tos 10 gebaut, OaB iie obne 3eitper-
lltIt, ,blomoIt8" Der 8untmira6er,
obne lebnige 2anoltroBen ullu. Die
tbnen 5ugelpieIene SsSilipeftionsitrede
ouf Den 8abnibienen I'M 9lllto obpo-
troullieren fonnen. SSu ben slutos
itno lie gegen 9ise uno Hegen ge-
lhiibt, baben ite II. q. Selepbon, nit
Dem lie on ireen0 einent Bltnfte an
Der 8abnitrede entlang pernlittei5
abI0Sbarer Selepbonordbte 9lnlhIuB
betontmen fonnen uIip Siherlid
ebenio beqllem lpIe prattiIb. 8bots
merit?
-
Die s0aiien" nno vSrpfcnen" is-
ben nit begreifIidem S511tereI1e Dec
nahgeirhten ridterli6en gntlhei-
Dung entgeaen Inn oa5 IN aberoeen.
%. O. an9efodtene Bablre1ultat
pom 90 April enoeiltig 5lI pietteln".
Solten Die Noiieu bemod obIiegeu.
70 ioa aberoeen ebenfalls einen .W,,-
nicipaL Saloon" erbalten inlo biesbe.
5iiglide Eetttionen iino bereits inn
llmlmif. Die Wdnner, melde birtter
oieier 8eDeglng iteben, polIen oiis-
gerednet boben, Dob 9lberoeen per-
mittelit Der Retto-ginnobnen nits eli
nem uMunieipoI Safoon" innerboLb
bier SS5abren Ole gan3en 5tabtihllben
tll9en f0nne, rn0 nenn ihon eetrltu.
fen fein miiiie. 10 ioIle Die Gtobtge.
neinoe eher oen gtltben boben, OILS
bobgieriqe, ifrl1pelIoie SaIoonfeepers
un0 8rouereien.