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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
IL. Tebr,tar.

IL. Jebrnar.
&eftige sss1rfanterie=gorit0 INIT
Notwithstanding folGen 6en
l5ranaoietr IN Ser @bantpagne 5eittpei-
Zig einen 0rtliden @rfolg gebradt
boben. Die Oberite @eeresleihung in
|gerIin beri9tet bariiber: gie fran50=
| iiide ssSnfarttenie ntrternabm am gro
Bere11 &beil ser Grotrt in Ser Giant
pugne ei1ren @ngrtff, 6em eire bef-
tbige 8ef1ieBl11rg 6ur6 Mrtiuerie
porungega1rgen nor. Die Sranaofen
6romgen bei Meoiftges on elmer 6ront
bon et1pa dtpeibmn6ert Darbs in 6ie
5tellnngen ein.
&ont 6itlihen @riegsf sfbm1plnb lalt.
tet ser 8eri9t:: Sin mebreren Gltnften
Ser Sro11t idlugea mir Mngrtffe r1ti,
Eki{iiffber 11tos anberer Hei1eer gQbb u beiIuf-
gen 1b. 8etersbnrger 8erthte 6nge-
gen re6er bon elmer rniiiiben Sffe1t-
iipe, 6a1r9 sic 6ie beutfhen un6 otter,
rei@idt dtn1rgarifden Tr1tppen at ber-
fdieoenen Steuen ouf 6te Defeniibe
befdranft tpor6en iein ioIlen.
Dte ga18e r11iiifde 5rort, 70 -lo1tet
elm 8eriM bon Betrogra6, bon @ol=
bpnien iiibtudrts big 8eifarabien iit
|iebt ser @doupiIab beftiger &dmpfe.
General SsStpa1rotp leitet einen beffttii-
gen Mngriff gegen 6te 0iterrei@if@en
5tellnngen fu6Ii@ bon Sarnopol.
Die muiiet1 nra@en enti6loiiene Ser
im@e, cine itarfe Streitn1adt iiber
Sen 9mieiter mor6tpeltli9 bon G5er=
1notpib 5m tperfen.
@on @oritantinopeI tpir6 iiber
9on6on beridtet: uMn ser Sbaffront
fon6er Mrtimerie- utr6 sSrtfauterie-
fdr1pfe ftatt. Sic 8ritett tpelde bon
ne9te1 SlnBufer bor5uriiden berindr
ten, tpur6en ge3tpungen, iih nad
5tpei beftigen @efedten in lire olte
gtel1nng 5uriid3uaieben. Mn Ser Tout
fuiii9en sSrottt tpur6et beftige Mnz
griffe britiider @orpoiten 6urh bie
frdftigen @egenangriffe Ser Siirfen
abgeidlogen.
@oiier 8ilbeIn bot feline @ntfdei-
6unq, 6aB sic &o63eit 6es 8rinaen
ssoodi1n in 8ots6am ont IL. Mdr5
itattfin6et, beton1rt ge1noht. Dte Ser
Iobung oes @rin3en Sssoodim, iiing-
iter @obn 6es @oifers @iIbelnl init
ser @ri15eiiin Morie gugufttne,
Eofter 6es Tiriten Gbuar6 bon Mn.
faIt, tp11r6e om IA. October 1915
in Berlin antlih befannt gegeben.
Bring ssoodim ftebt i'm 25. 9ebens,
iobre mn6 oicnt int IA. &nfare1tre-
gir1ent aIS 9entnont.
@6nig Geroinon6 bon 8u1garien
trof inn 0iterreidiid-an
&nuptonnrtier Elm. sstt ieiner @e,
greih,ng befanben iih Ser bulgariihe
Miniiterpraiioent @ooos1omorp unb
General ssacotp, SberbefehIsbober
ser b1,rgoriiden streitfrdfte uno
ariegsmiriiter. Ser aonig un6 iein
@efolge tpuroen bon ssclbn1aridlon
Gr3ber8og ssrie6rid. GberbefebIshn-
ber Ser oiterreidiihen Mrmee, un6
sselon,orihoq, Treiberr sSron3 Son.
ruo bon Sobenborf, Chef oes Otter.
reidifd-ungoriiden @tabes, eutpfan.
gen.
Ser Dberbiirgcrmeiiter bon 1ien
bot i'm @cmcinoerotbe nitgctheiIt,
oof3 Ieutid,lono cine oiterrcidifhe
ODER unqoriihe stobt, bie ol,rd ben
aricg bcfd1bigt tullr6e, tpicber o1,f-
bnl1en tpcroe, uno @ien llno Buba.
peit ie cine beutfbe stobt. Geutidr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
Sic &rie9sla9e.
is. Tebr,tar.

10. Sebrn1r.
Die Ser. @tnater, 10 berlul1tet bon
a1,toritatiper @telle i'm Staatsbepar-
tenpe11t, ra11nren Sen entente -Wtadten
bos &e9t elm, nod betn gegen1partig
giiItigen @0lterre9t Sanoelsf4iffe
gu @ertbeibigungs5tpeden gu betpaff-
ne1r. Sic 8erli1rer Mnfiin6igung, bab
pon /. Mar5 ob betpaffnete &onoels-
1diffe 6es Gei11oeS obne @nruf torpe-
6iert 1peroen lonen, fann 6aber ri@t
gutgebeiben tper6en.
grlt 1a9 Ser &iidfebr bon Sber1t
6. 80. &o1tie aus europa meroen oie
Ser. @tauten Steuung nebmen gu
Ser oeuti6en Mnfiinoigrng, 6aB olle
fei11olide1r @auffabrer, 6ie betpoffrpet
ii1tb, pon1 1. Mdr5 ab obne Mnrnf
perIe1rft tper6en 1ouen.
Grei Mngriffe ser 8riten, Die gum
3tpede borgenomnen tpur6en, Die
Sdikengrabern 1i60ifli6 bon Oper1
tpie6er gu erober1r, 6ie ite an 6ie
Dentider perlpren batten tparen nab
Weeloung ser Sberiten SeereSleitung
i11 8erlin erfolglos, tpie 6ies an6
oie @eriu6e 6er Srar5oien >paren,
6e1t perloreren @o6en 1tor6meItli6
pn GaEure in ser Champagne tpie=
6er5ugeipinne1.
Ser 2nlita1ria @onfIiH idetnt 6o@
e1r6Ii6 fem gn6e erreidt 5u baben.
@ie es beiBt, bot 6ie bom @rafen
@ernitorff ei1gerei6te 6el1ti@e Mnt-
MORT 6e11 &errn 2anftng befrie6igt.
@rfreuli@ tpdre es, tnetn 6ieier Stein
6es MnitoBes enblt6 aus Dem 8ege
geraun1t mare.
Size @1tgldnber geben nidt gerne
5u, tpenn fte &aue erbalten nno Ser
lutte erIitten babett @o lit es cine
borte gnB fir iie gu fnoden, oen
@erIuit 5tpeier &riegsfdiffe nrooern-
ften ggps on Der 0ogger- gnn6banf
5n3ugebe1r, aber tpegleugne1, fo1t11e11
iie sic fir fie. 10 fdlimnte Ebatiade
1tidt, 6ie bonn 6euti9en &eidsmari-
neamt nit r6beren Mngnben ot1ge=
fii1r6igt lit
gIf 6iterreihiid idtungarif6e Slug
5euge bef6oiien Ben 8abnbof nn6 So
brife1 in Mailon6. 11nbebin6ert bnrb
Mrtimeriefeuer un6 fein6ltde Slug
5emge Ienfte1t 0iterreid drungorif6e
8eobo6ter sic 8eidieBung. Sn ben
2mf fttt6G1npfen bebielten bie Seiterret<
der sic Sberban6.
Die in 2o116on eri9etne1r6e DailD
Mail gibt ser Mniidt Mus6rnd, 6oB
ont 1. Mdr8 an 6en 6as 6eltti6e
Bromen1oria iiber sic betpaffneten
@nnffabrer in &raft tritt, eine neue
6eutide l1nterieeboot= =@onpogne nit
nen erbouten Sdiffen bon 5000 Cont
men &auminbalt eingelettet tperben
miro. Die Shiffe iin6, tpie eS beibt,
irnitan6e, iiber 6ett Mtlarttc bin 1tno
5uriid 3u fabret, obne 1teues Sei5ma<
teriaI o6er @aifer ein5unebmen. @ie
tper6en als @anbels5eritorer anf tpei-
tie gr1tfernungen Fin benubt tper6e11.
Sic @r0ffnung ser neuen Sagung
bes britiiden @arlanerts fan6 obne
sos loute, uuf6rtngltde @eprange
itott. Man botte SEN @in6rltd, 6aB
one MitgIie6er 6es 1tnterbal1ieS un6
seq Oberbaufes fth 6es Grnites Ser
politiiden Gage bon betpnBt tparen
urr6 3ur @rfenntniB geIangt fin6, baB
in ben 1t6hiten @ohen tpidtige @e-
f6dfte gu erIeoigen ii16, 6ie bielletd)t
einen entfhei6enben @inflnf anf 6ie
@efdidte 6es britiiden @eides ba-
ben tper6e1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-17
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1let SoIOQIel1 nOeIIDIele1 1DOTOe1.
II, 1ebrnar.
Gin britiiher &reu5er tpur6e bei
Ser Dogger 8nnf IN Ser gaor6fee tor
pe6iert, Elm m16erer ber1erft.
Mnf Der @eftfront fin6en beftige
4rtiqerieffddnrpfe itatt. Mme fran5oii=
f1en glngriffe tuur6en blutig abge-
I6lagen. 8o1 6en 8riten bort npn1p
1rur felten h1uas; es iin6 fuIt in1mer
sic 8ranaofen, tpelde fir 6ie 5abnen
G1gla1n6er ei11tretett nriilien.
gier anfeinnn6er folgetp6e Mngrif-
fe Ser Sra113ofet1 Die 5u 6em 3ued
ge11tq9t tpuroe1n, sic 5hubengrdben,
6ie iie 1rorotpeitli6 bon @intD ppeisge-
ben nruBten, tpieber 5ugetpinne11, tpatr-
6etr> tpie sic Sberite &eeresleitung
be1tte a11fii1t6tgt, abgei@lagen. slu6
6ie gtrgriffe Oct Sran8ofen ii6lih Der
@omnre i6lugen feb.
M0r6Ii9 bonn Drismpmp=5e >p1tr=
Sc bon ben 1eutfhen Ser 8oritob ei-
mer itarfen ruiiiiden Dibiiion berei-
teH. gu Defenders bitterem @m1tpfe,
Ser Die gan8e 9eadt bin6ur6 dt<
onmerte, tam es in 6em 8e5irf, no
Dos 0iterrei@iide Snfanterie-@egi<
11rent SEQ. ID itebt. Ser Sein6 tpurbe
bollig beriam. Mn elmer ga1l8 beio1t.
Toers befttiig l1nHfdanppf pffert 5tenung
ltu1roen 3tpeibun6ert @1ifen get0otet.
Mu9 nor6tpeitIi6 bon Sornopol tpatr-
Sc beftig gefdmpft. Die &uiien 6ra1t<
gen tpieoer in 6ie Shiibe1tgraben Elm,
tpmr6en aber our9 eiren @egenan<
griff berm1sgetporfen.
Dentf9Ia11o nn6 SeiterreidLl1n-
garn baben ibren @ntidluB fa1n6ge-
geben, bonn 1. Mdr3 ab betpoffnete
fei1r6Iide @ouffabrer olS &riegsidif=
fe 5u betro9ten n1a6 at bebunbeln,
n116 in @aibington miro man borams<
ii@Hi@ 6ogegen feinen @intpan6 er=
bebe1r. Die 1reue l1nterieebo otfampag-
ne miro Damn ie6enfans feine Scott
flifte ser MiHeInd@te nit ben Ser.
Stoate1t int @efolge boben.
@on b09iter antli6er fSteGe IN
@ofbington miro erfldrt, 6ab 6ie Ser.
gtooten ni9t gegen sic angefiinoigte
seepolitif ser teutoniiden Mahte
proteitierett> betpoff1tete @ouffabrtei-
i9iffe obne &ufr1f gu berienfen. Gie
on1erifaniide 8un6esregierung, mel=
DIE glaubt, 6aB fi6 oie te1tonii6en
Mddte in 6ieier @e5iebung in tbrem
@edte befin6ett miro bol6igit eime
Warn1ng an ole glnerifaner
3nr 8e1rubung bon @diffen Ser
&riegfiibren6en erlaiien, 6ie &C.
fdube an 8or6 fubren. Grit fiir5Gi6
iit sic onrerifoniide 8un6esregterung
gegen sic @epfIogenbeit Ser &anoels=
idiffe Ser Mniierten, fid nit @ei6ii~
BE ous3uruiten, borIteqtg getporoen.
@eriu9e 6es SSeinbes, an Der eeSSpat-
Iront bor5uriiden, iotpie ruliii4e
Mngriffe an ser @aufoius s.Tront m1tr-
Sen bon ben Eiirfen 3uriidgeidlogen.
Ser 6eutide @aiier bat Die bodite
6eutide nriIit6riide 9lns5eidm1ng,
SEN Or6en Nour le Merite, oem 8e-
feb1sbober bes 8cppeIingcfdmobers
perIieben, bos fiiralih engliidle Ort-
idoften ongriff. Nebit6em fin6 nf1-
ter Ser 0e11annung Der 8eppeline
Giierne @re115e pertbeilt tporoen.
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gHie u,1s Gent gemel6et miro, lit
an ser bu1goriidcn sSront 5tpifd,en
0pcrn un6 Mrmertieres Elm heftiger
Nrtillerieton,pf fcit aebn Togen I'M
@onge. Die 0cutid'en iino eifrig
oomit beiddftigt. ibre 9inien 81, per-
ltdrfcn; es bcrridt ober Die slniidt
Dor, bob iie ibre groBe Sffcniipe zig
gum Gintritt beiieren 8ettcrs berlegt
bober.
Sic Dcutiden boben bel @imn in
Mrtois Elm grokes fran8oiiides Gro
bcnitiif i'm Gtl1rm genomme,t, 22
Moidinenactpchre erbcntct unb 50
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Seine getre1tz
en- 9emtide,t.

2ineolns 2eibuade. - 9ie tpenigea
iiberlebenben streiter begingen
amf tpmn6erbolle @eiie 2inepln'S
@ebmrtstag. Mebmeu Gbrenr
plat Elm. = 9ie feds nod am 2e<
ben befiuoltden &fer finb IN
8efte zines biitoriiden Nnben-
TENS. - 8Oiabriger Srpmmler.
The sun., 1916-09-08
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market was moderately active
with fsverish price changes. During the
greater part Of the day there was a good
deal OF selling pressure In evidence with
more or less liquidation for outside account
as well as selling by outside points. \ de-
cline of 80 to 1t refs In the Santos future
market had a depressing influence on s"n-
timont. as the trade was inclined to look
upou this decline as AN evidence Of un-
concern regarding the crop situation, whilr,
furthermore, the cost and freight market
was somewhat easier. with prices nm
changed to 20 points lower.
In the cost and freight market Santos
Us were quoted AT llS0 and Rs at ll.so
Londun credits. while Rs and IL worc
quoted AZ n As and Rio IS at . so Amcri-
Gau credits. The freight situation is APP
parcntly "A disturbing element in the cost
and freight market. as tonnage is said 10
De scarce and rates are arm. Toward the
cluse OF the day there was quite active
buying hy one or two prominent brokers
and, as the selling pressure had subsidized,
the market rallied and closed steady to
firm at 3 points net advance Ia . points
decline. Total sales were 80, 600 bags.
The worlds visible supply uf coffee
showed an increase during August Of s. -.
Gsi bags. compared with an increase last
year of 9s6,2el.
Tho local spot market was Arm with
prices unchanged al Zoe for Rio Is and
I.c. for Santos Is.
Range OF prices.
The sun., 1916-09-08
JULY A BAD MONTH FOR LABOR.
WaEes Higher, but strikes and

Strikes. seasonal shutdowns and sum-
mer vacations in the factories OF New
York state caused a setback in the
steady increase 81 the number of em-
pioyees and the mou of wages that
has been going on since last spring, ac-
cording To the July report of the Bureau
of Statistics and Jrformation of the
state Department OF Labor. These dis
turbing elements caused a decrease of |
per cent. in employees and 2 per cent. in
wages from the report Of June
Nevertheless the number Of employees
for July WAS ID per cent, greater han
tho number working In July. 1918, and
wages had Jumped 20 per cent. over the
same month in 1915 and - per cent.
over 1914. In New York city the Num-
Der Of employed jumped : per cent, over
July, 1915, and the wages paid were Is
per cent. more. The greatest increase
was N the metals and machinery in
dustry. which employed IS per cent. more
workers and paid As per cent. more
wages. The clothing industry, because
Of the local strike. fell IL per cent. in
employees and I per cent. in wages
In the ten largest cities Of the state
building permits were issued for work
valued at $4,000, 900, an increase OF 2?j
per cent. over the previous July. New
Works. increase alone was 500 per cent.
one reason for the rise was the antici-
pated changes in the building laws.
which caused permits to toe filed I'm
many cases for work which will not be
begun Immediately.
The sun., 1916-09-08
GRAIN MARKET.


WHEAT-Reports tina, Greece had
ioi,sa the srmis. Of ne Allies, caused a
setback OF about 3 cents a bushci. Il
seemed TO be the general opinion that a
concerted enort Is being made on tho part
Of the Allied Governments TO Iiberate the
holdings Of Russian wheat. and Broomhaii
the BLACK Sea a, present to move abou,
90 100000 bushels, while the surplus in
Russia was estimated at about 400. o0o. oOo
The Liverpool marke, showed a poor rs-
Spouse to our advance Of Wednesday and.
general tendency to dispose Of long Sold.
ings. On the decline. however. a better
demand developed and ,oward the close
Of the day prices rallied. and hnai quota
lions showed net losses OF only !. to
i'.c.
The domestic situation was looked unon
Was thought that much of the late buying
was in the form of,cvening up Tor over the
lished after the close OF the market, to-
day. A month ago the Agricultural De-
parrment predicted a total winter and
es+;ooo,ooo bushels compared with a final
yield last year Of l,oil,iOs 900. Private
a crop OF from 5a5 to sas million, and 1t
vas the general opinion that the Govern
mrn, hsIre' WOULD show a considershls
strong and advancing and holders Il cash
wheat were apparently not disturbed by
tHe dc'ion OF Ntlnes, ana niue disposed to
make sales. Export orders were In the
market, and sales for the day we're ssil-
mated a. abou. 800. 900 bushels.
In the local rash market No. | duru'n
was quoted at 81 49,. No. hard. sl.s7i. (;
No. ! Northern Duluth. G.79. No. l Nor
thern Manitoba, IN, all : a., h. Nrv
York.
CORN-rhe corn market was heavy
early In the day with considerable selling
pressure, especially in the new crop po-
sitions, due 20 more bic reports re-
gaiding the crop situation In the northern
part Of the belt. and owing to a show Of
weakness abroad, where prices are heavy
on liberal shipments from Argentina and
less active demand. There were some pre-
dictions Of larger receipts In the near
future hut this failed to have much in
fuence on sentiment, and late In the day
the market rallied and closed near the top
with September showing net gains Of 50.
while the late months were L. to hsc. net
lower. In the local cash market NJ. :
New York.
OATS-Th. oats market was easy early
under liquidat!ne sales prompted by reports
NJ Increasing stocks and a less active de
mand from Europe. az well as by the srN
tion OF wheat and corn. There was n pa
tial rally, hut final quotations were Nc. to
&c. net lower, The local cash market vas
easy; standard white quoted at EtS ~
white. ~. a 54Lc e.; Fancy tipped whit,
56A a5sAc.; ordinary clipped white. 81.
n56So all elevator.
kSE-Market steady. No. Western,
Sl3I .. l. {. New York.
BARI = nrket quiet, feeding, 9sc,
c. | Z New York.
HAY-Market hrm; No. I, N.asi No, ..
81 IS; No. ., Nlj; shipping, zoe, @si.
rIIIr A.Ao ,uV,,
The sun., 1916-09-08
COTTON MARKET.

Reports Of continued free Southern sell
ing were followed by further and even more
here yesterday, with the close easy at a net
loss Of Is to 81 points. December. contracts
; %.an on e. . .s:lS; level, or '' ,D points ss'7o fr S.r
bale from the high record Of last Friday.
The better average Of the weather news
from the Census Bureau at the opening To-
day were factors on the decline, but the
main influence appeared TO he quite a gem
prices were bringing. cotton out. more
rapidly than II could be absorbed for the
Private cables attributed the decline in
Liverpool to Increasing southern hedging
and there were southern selling orders
prices we're 3 TO Is points lower. and be-
fore the end Of the morning. active months
W w.SD. selling 'c%. IS to 20 points unasT
points from his level we're Accompanies
by reports that in some Instances Southern
IKE Suyins seemed Ge'" se T ma,nIS n; thu the
way Of covering after the recon, severe
break and the market weakened again
ern selling. Notwithstanding the reduc.
tion which had recently occurred In spccu-
,at,yS long lines Liquidation was heavy
numerous stop orders. Houses with South
ern connections we're sellers OF Octobei
that cotton was moving In this direction
for delivery on contract.
Early, marketing conditions seemed to
have almost entirely superseded bullIsh
crop Views as the immediate influence on
prices. Whatever the ultimate relation
there Ia always a time when the daily
outturn from the gins exceeds require
ments. and the present unsettled state of
the market reflects uncertainty a. to just
how readily the surplus may be absorbed
At the prices prevailing this season. Bear
the South will press It's cotton on the
market at anything like present values
and that trade buyers will limit purcha .es
OF q better buying basis during the height
OF the Ginning season. Exports for the day
we're $1,000 bales. making &65.2s 80 far
Southern spot markets as Officially re-
ported were unchans ed TO so points lower.
win Houston reporting a decline of So
points, making a break Of over a cent a
pound within the last week.
The sun., 1916-09-08
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

ANDREW FREEDMAN-The state trans
fer tax on the estate Of Andrew Freed
man was fixed at $33 ,S9ao2 by surrogate
Cohaian. This assessment, covers beauests
aggregstine &l.3iS.7o7. The legaci~ pro-
vided for In me will and the amounts
quest to Isabella Freedman. sister. sssi.-
is4; tax. s23.lst; to Elizabeth Freedman.
% F,sss mas, ,s's s,d;b.t tax ;s :iSooe' , Psn' ;,s p:
August Belmont. $500; tax, si?3; Perry
a.H.Issv V. .ii 3 500 ,H ,s,. Tsi s ssms., i un G {
man, 5000; tax, $50; special requests
JAMES asSf5ss" riUoR .lGs''G GA fsf !as'a TO- s''s many
81 Harper & BrcsEWln MED FOR pro-
nent il many Clubs. a. well az the
seventh Regiment Veterans Association,
and the son OF former Mayor Harper.
widow Mrs. Ksth.rine clark Harper,
that his entire estate viii not exceed
$4,000. The entire estate was left to the
GEORGE \. BAILARD-Entirc estate be-
quea'hed TO widow. Mrs. Fannie NJ Bal,
lard. No eetimatc of value given In VIII
MRS. cATHARINE GETGER. IS, who
died at 1901 Ocean avenue. Proklyn. on
August :. left an estate Of 100000. from
which her husband, Georgn G~etIser. is t.
he paid SIS y week so long a. he remains
Unmarried .The rema'naer: Win ,ns .
goes to the testator's son. Henry O. GlH'-
stein .
Brooklyn on August 20. left an estate OF
s?o5,ooo. 1t Is TO be divided equally among
his widow. ~Juliette c. Block. q, schermer-
horn street and their two children iHch-
JAMES H.. McKENNA. who died in
BROOKLYN on January 3. lels, left an estate
daugher, Jennie MEX. Hinch. and a son
". r. Mckenna.
The sun., 1916-09-08

REPORT Of the Unclaimed Dern~if. ~
dends and ~Intcrcs, or the INITEn 81 80
MORTGAGE AND TRUST coNrt>N f.
the frs, day Of August, 1919, made Il, &C..
anre with the prov ision> OF the Bauhiu. -
sections IA aud 2lo
Fun nam" Of deposition or .harrhol Icr
known residence. ~ Post bNirp sd rrts~-
deposition or shareholder. date of origiu,I U
post amount uf deposit, date oi first publ
tion.
American Automatic I.ubricating Co. 81 -
British American Development 90. ltI
sept. 1913.
Calvert cloth 60. $50 Frcds rick Ave hsl.
tantwcil. Bertha, a ,idn. for Bertha ~ o.
and iohn tantwell infants, Go Mctropy.' ,
surety Go. 81 Maiden Lane. y. : & fu
1911. s26i.i ~. sept, 1915.
&. @. t'urtI, Trustee. . Rector St. y y
April zoos. $500 sept, l2lt:,
rlahnnaean. Ini,lia>"' - VIII St NN.'i G ir.
Hd ,sai' w 400 E IT,, S sprs Maj, ANS s.. Orange \
Mack r'la' d. tNimS'' a3oo%w.. si5'hs, xNc
Nls NM ,' W.t s,' ~ " S"r p,sd ~ s., y y. ,
luis. zoos. spli,i2. sept ioit
Miller. wm ! Adm 81 SAS~su =. ~ g.
Moor aa1%' , mo- ,. r. =, ITniu ! ~ Dude t,.
S2 Iihrrty St >.''.. Apr" 1905 SO .
Nl@,f'T >pr H*' ,as sSr Sal! = q g ! %'''''T To =, \ ,
N',ho'a, .s>. s|p.cycinndl 300 n%roraTsy \N"
Nov, iWs. sIiiiI. sept inii.
Scott. John \..r. q London ASSURANCE $500
,ion. 81 William St. y. Y. { oct ln
sl2o. 80, Sept. lnIt
smith. Helen B. ji7 ". i7is' -. y O.
Mar. 1911. sl2o.oo; sept, 1910.
'' HSs.' , Il Il ,s - :. " sep a'!h 10, s.,
Steers. L. v. Brooklyn. y. y. OCT non
.sn7 o.. Sept 1914
Williams, Mary j toI W. l5Sth st, y y o.
May. 1911, sl2i -. sept. l"lG
Total amount of deposits. sS.l7l.5s
state Of New York, County of New Work >S
Joseph ADAMS. Vice pr,>'den' ,
WILLIAM T. LAW, Assistant Troi.I-'r
the United states Mortgage and 1rn-' r'
business in the city Of New NorN. 81 -'
County, being duly sworn, each 'or ~"
says that the foregoing report TO tie .r.
his knowledge and belief l. \ tgi. '".. r
correct statement of the unclaimed t,l..
dividends and interests Of The Irf~I So.
Mortgage and Trust COMPANY. mao |
'ordance with the provisions of s''fio',
and 2la Of Chapter t6p nf the Bsukiuc it0
shown by the books of said CumiauN %"
first day Of august. lplh
JOSEPH ADAMS. Nice Pre..srn
W. I. LAW. Asst. Treasurer
ScNerally subscribed and sworn 80 hos ID"
Opponents the 9Th day 81 September 80
before me.
Seal OF Notary !. BENNER. JR
Notary Public King County. W -
Commission expires March ga. l'l'
Also registered In Han Of Records ~ -
The sun., 1916-09-08
THREE HURT IN BUS CRASH.
Driver. DodRinR Motor Car In FlUi
\vrnUe. Runs Into Building.

When All unidentified automobile shot
in front of n Fifth avenue bus yesterday
Afternoon at Eighty-slNth street and Fifth
avenue Michael Heating. the driver. had
10 run his heavy machine up on to the
sidewalk and into the front of II new
building at l0+7 Fifth avenue, In the
crash all the passengers were thrown
from their seats and three were pa N
fully injured, one being taken to n hos
pital,
The injured were Frank pcnso, -. a
broker of l0l East Eleventh street Mrs.
Lille Slegel. %. Of 5000 West Twenty
second street, and Miss Sarah cohen. 81.
OF 1861 Madison avenue. Fenso and Mrs.
Siegel went home after being treated for
decorations. but Miss Cohen was taken
10 Reception Hospital with possible in
t"rnal injuries. Tho bus was badly
smashed, The other automobile disap-
peared.