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Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
WORLDS NEWS IN
 CONDENSED FORM

WASsfNGTON.-Carrying an in crease of appropr for river and harbor work Of $3.52s475 net. the rir- CT and aarbor bill emerged from the Senate Committee on Commerce
 WASHINGTON = The Supreme Court ssaed mandate In the ease of lgnadus F. T. Lincoln ordering his re- lurn to England by eXtFadition to an swer a charge Of forgery. Lincoln formerly was a mem Der Of the British Parliament and IS confessed spy.
 TUscALOOSA.-Ai classes in the Alabama State University. Tuseaicosa. have been closed by an epidemic of dipnlheria.
 WASHINGTON. The Adminis;ra. ton shipping bill 9 measure far more comprehensive than that designed to rehablIuate the Anne. ican merchant marine Was introduced in the House
 LONDoN-The Lonoon Daily News gives . prominent placo in it's issue to a l0ng dispatch from Rotterdam, as. serf.ns that there Is 8 strong belief n Holland that the German note ta the \ -AfAAss 1aAstFT HE4& AetA NAAAaf AA 2 pal 0ak in the hope hat il may lead eventual ly to peace negotiations
 EL PASO-Ameriean troops nave klued tsH Moxieans caught cutting field telegraph wires ln a law weeks.
 Officials Of thls Government have received from Lon don information that Wlfhn four months taere viii be a new Ministry In Great Britain David Lloyd George. q was declared. VII be the new Pre- uIier-
 EL PAs0.-suadsn lntervert on 5f Gen eafesa4a a4s caused hileh n border uee5tiatsons regarding the baa du camp sn la Nexicn accord ue to information received from an anpar- entis reliable source.
 cHicA6o.-Ths Allies are report. ed to have suspended the buying oi cash wheat al th.s po.nt
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
Happenings That Caused 4 Stir
 Briefly ChronicIed.
SITUATION AT WASHINGTON
Executive Acts at the capitaI-Vic tories and Defeats Of the Great War-Doings in the Forty
 Eight States Recorded.
War Bulletins

lu fierce attacks on the Ns-luu sec. tor iae German entered French first iH- trenches oFer almost third ot a mic between tAe HaudTcmout Wood ard Beaaam9ae northeast Of the fortress.
 The Tarss. Baa had been eoutestng th- advance or tae Russians toward Bad ia the sez.uslkeriud region have EsIrsated hastily after having suzta ned heavy losses. leaving be hind taem ther tents and war ma ter.al
 h Gslicia. along the Lower stripa River the Russians have made fur ther advance against the Teatons, and in the Caucasus region Turkish at tacks in the Black Sea littoral were repulsed
 majority of the Turkish forces and endorsements are concentrated against the armies Of he Russian cen Ire. preparing to defend Erziugan and The next important engagement prob ably will be fought in this neighbor- hood
 The curtain of fire of the French has set al nought another German attack launched against trenches which the French recently captured al Le Mort Homme
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
NEW VILLA RAID.

Fl Paso. Te2 Four troops Of United States cavalry and POO outraged American citizens. heavily armed d-the advance guard of second punitive expedition into Mexico crossed the border from the Big Bend country Of Texas to ayenge the killing of al least three American cavalrymen an Amerlesn citizen and ten y.ar-0ld boy by 6 band of Mexleaus. whether VI. lisias oF Carranzl6fas has not been established. Two se=diers were wound ed and two American citizens were kidnapped acr0ss the Rio Gfande One colder is misNing and believed Q be dead. lt Is reported that the throats of the citlzens were cut after the Mexican side was reached,
 The known dead are PriYates Cohen. Coloe and Rogers. Of Troop A isth Cavalry the hoy Compton and j. Deemsra. keeper Of a store at Deem. CTS Private Roscoe Tyree is mss Ing and Is believed 10 be dead
 J. Compton. clerk. of DeemeFs. and 8 eattlemap were taken prisoners by the Mexicaus. l. Is reported that they were killed on The Mexican side
 The bandits are said 10 have taken away wlth them many killed and wounded The bandits were var.oasi iy estimated as numbering from 5 to goo
 These bandits. weeping through lhe southern limits of BreNster Cauutg. ln the BE Bend district lad Rasle three settlements t5B miles southeast of El paso Glenn Springs. 3 qulilas and Deemers ana then escaped back across the Rio Graude into Coahuila.
 There will be ne delay. na red tape about this second expedition Be cause Of ghe lack Of wire facilities in the ralded territory news of the at tack did not reach General Funston here until the next morning. but with in au hour preparations were under say for swift. and ad Qaate pursuit.
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
GQnPu7

4 zezses rece5yed al El Psso from a solder at the front states that two American troopers committed suicide al Nam.aa.pa.
 President de a Plaza Of Argentina has offered to the United States gov ernmeuI the Argentine building al tAe san Francisco exposition.
 Machine gun practice is being car ned on by e picked squad of police men under Capt. Glen al the Naval Battalion Armory. Brooklyn.
 Mrs. Anna Pouder Of Baltimore. celebrated her 10sth birthday.
 As a result Of pgneturing his thumb with an instrument he was using n fllBg a patients tooth Dr Frank Zimmerman, of Chicago. died ot blood poisoning
 President Wilson nominated J. Warren Davis, present United States Attorney al Trenton, \. J to be United States Judge in the recently created New Jersey district.
 4 suit for Sl0a Doc was hled in the District oi Columbia Supreme Court against Henry Ford for libel by the Navy Lague.
 When asked at Baltimore about me steps being taken to bring about peace among tae warring nations. Cardinal Gibbons said that there is something in the ar"
 Two HeuteHaHts ef the Firth Field Artillery were killed and two ether officers were injured in an automo- bile wreck at Fort Still Oala. The dead are Lieutenant Harold :. Naylor. and Lieus= nant Edwin E. Pritehett.
 The strike of carpenters in New York city has been settled.
 Contributions received by the Ser bian Relief Committee now amount to S269.727.
 Forty thousand miners and coke workers Of the H. C. Erik Coke Co were notified Of wage increase from , to 10 per cent
 Kansas wheat crop is estimated at 1l6.000. 000.
 April production and sales of zinc in the Joplin. Mo. district broke all for any one month in the history of the district
 Ernst Bruncken, assistant registrar in the copyright division Of the Li- brary O. Congress. was dismissed for making statement derogatory to President Wilson and the United States in general
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
Sporting

Gunboat smith aas receagsa 5n 0flaf of Fz .5gg N3rh yIleze ef z5 psf cent to boa Jak au at la8aHaPp Es an MaH Cuaaer decided t0 accept ua aRe
 The Boston Hsa Hk ao aef zpasaz eo form a#ale Hfore the opened. a ere Ifs speake ats Nolt fa
 Yte gart aas another name from fhe.r fesefsr ##f HneH ## h.pH8 Fuber BH H Fer to tae f9enestef rtefnaf.rra Fae Giants eeGaln au toa 6a RaraE and be Niii be fe=
 us8 8 he shows real class ln the Iiternat lenals.
 To tae charge thaf he ia nef worth fhs astounding prlee that Cleveland ld the Red sex for bic release, Iris Speaker has pug lu bis ansaer. it Is s batting average of over Tour hun dred. and the most brilliant defensive aork Of his career.
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
Watch Hnd" Byron D. Bugbee Watch Our A,. Windows
 
TEXT OF REPLY TO GERMANY.

Wssn Iuston~-Tne American tnr5as- ssoof n Berlin vas instrgctso of esbieassaa 10 deliver the following rs. ply 70 Gsrmsays sote 70 ire oerusn Minister sf Foreign Affairs.
 The note Of De imperial German Government under 8aie of May f. lsis. has received careful consideration 5E the Government ef the Unlsed States
 li is especially noted as indicating the parpgse Of the Imperial Govern- meut a lo the future. tla. .f ls pre- pared 10 do its utmost 10 eonfne the operations 0f the gar for the rest Of Is duration 10 the fighting forces Of tae beiligeftutsF and that lt is determined 10 impoee upon all Us commanders al sea the limitations Of the recognized rules of international .Gw upou which the Government of the Ualfed States has insisted.
 Throughout the months which have elapsed since the Imperial GaFerura ant announced on February I 1915. .s submarine policy. now happily sban- daHe4 tAe Government of tHe United State aas be g eonst4ntla e8Ided and fes ra.uea bF mati~es ot frs-udship 4a ne HafIent ITS 10 hras to a4 am.eahts set,Isnlaat tae cts.ral qaas Hone arising fran that policy.
 Accepting t6s Impefal Govern meuss declaration of lts abandonment ef tae pal.ey shIaa has so se-.ously meuseea the eaaa relations between tHe iUo eeuHiF.azs t4e Go4esal4 snt of fhs Uaaed $ stss Niu reiY ap0n scmpuioas execution henceforth of the now altered pol cr of the lmper-li Gov erument such will remove the pF.n. cipal danger io su interruption of the good relations existing between the United States and Germany
 The Government of the United States feela it necessary to state that fl takes il for granted that the i'm perial German Government does not intend to imply th.t the maintenance of it's newly announced policy Is in any way contingent upon The course or resuh of dipiumafss negotiations be tween ths Government of The United States and any other beillgereut Gov srnment. notwithstanding the fact that certain passeEea in ihe Imperial Gov. ernmeuts note Of the fourth Instant might appear 10 be susceptible of that construction
 Iu order however. 10 avoid any mls. understanding the Goven mem of the United States notifies tho Imperial Government that II carrot for mo meni entertain. much less discuss. suggestion thaf respect by German naval authorities for the rights of cl.l. gems Of the United States upon the hlsh seas should n any Way or ln the slightest degree be made contin gent upon the conduct Of any other Government affecting the rights Of neutrals and non-oomhatants
 sponsibHity in such matters is single. not Joint. absolute. not rela- tive.
 LANSING
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
FUNSTON ASKS
 MiLITIA'S AID
He Also Urges Encouragement
 of Border Forces
PURSUING NEWEST RAIDERS
Army ssa Anasxss by ssisness os Rsid-Attaeks on Three Settle nsats n Big Bend csgatfy Of
 Tekss WHl Be Avenged

Washington General Fsastan has renewed hss demand on the War De paT-meat for me National Guard l. .a sa5a he has asked for % 398 men io be drawn from The border states and Nes York and sriveala The iasi tMa States are wanted befause e. taelr equipment
 Fsns## aas also H#eadea ra15sH at f#s fa.las a eng tae a88n8 tha 8T Amer This reaomaa 10 have been i. tle Ree1 tae Pre aea ara t4y Bake
 Cara ba 6u formally 5Fsea hy aIs E4seraa4 at ef tae aea lese o1rHeuts
 Gems. E't ana Fu8sfen hei1 r9ue fereuees na C Obreg q hat n- statement aas made after the meet ing
 Pursuit Of The latest raiders is un- der way Cen Funston says be hey reached the limit Of re endorsements for The expedition.
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
MEXICAN CAMPAIGN

Two haadrea raFo.te8 faFfaaz4 sselsars eroase4 tas Tenas border aaouang Viva earsaazsi F58a Fa.s aaa saaIss tHe sgaa# e Bsaa llas= Glen sDF5ugs and beemera aaa a ga tsol camp Of nine b s sold era ot Troop <. Fourteenth Cas4lrg. Haaf GIea Springs. Hazsa American as.= alers and au American ggY Of Zen were Killed
 Three Americans and one apan-ars Nere killed from ambush la recent anflAmerlean outbreak near itoeafsg. ii the State of Elnaloa. according te a8ysees hlsd wlah ahs siate Depart uent through Senator Fad Of New Mexico
 Ten motor ambalances arrived at Columbus. N. M from San Antonio. Me1.. win 27 Injured United States soldierz.
 Sergeant Benjamin HcGbee. Troop ". ISfh Cavalry died al Samiquiga. Mexico. Of wounds received in tAs Parral aght.
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
Foreign

American marines were landed al San Domingo
 England is now building airshlps of The Zeppelin iYFe.
 Humanla's sg1peo 990 internal loan has been oYersubaerlbed
 Representatives Of all Spanish rail- way employees voted d strike
 A canal connecting Aarseil,es. France wiih the River haone has been officially opened.
 Sir Henry Hoaard. British Repre- sentative at The Vatican. wired the Foreign once denying reports that the Pope had sent messages to Presi- dent Wilson
 Food prices ln Switzerland have advanced 70 per cent since tho be ginning Of Che var by conditions due c. tne war
 irish rebels who took raFt tn the re cent uprising VIII be granted immunity II they snlist In the British army
 Great Britain has decided to release the 8s Germans and Auatrlans taken tom the American stsameg China.
 4 circular threatening a geEera1 strike tf eonscripilon ts attempted was issued by the Trades an Labor Con. rnass Of che Dominion of Canada
 Great Britain will adopt ths day Eight saving eyEtem.
 bill was introduced tn the Ger man Federal Council eEemnang trade unions from the restrictions imposed fn ualttErai er&anAKafians.
 As d step 10 lower the eos, of iiy. lag. the Mexican government has seized slaughter houses in Mexico City owned by foreign capital
 Earl cnrzon announced in Che Brit ishish House Of Lords that a total of 45O enemy ships had been detained, selzed. or captured by the Allies
 Anchored on tue shore of the west slde oI Hafso Firth, Norway, the wrecked Zeppelin L-20 Is being guard cd by Norwegian soldiers.
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
U. s. ACCEPTS
 GER MAN PLEDGE Brief Reply to Kaiser Sets Forth Our Position NO ANSWER IS REQUIRED Gives Out Statement Showing U. s. Finn Responsibility Is slsgte,
 Not Joint Is sap
 marine Reply.
NO ANSWER IS REQUIRED

Was President Wilson sent a n8fe 70 the German Government 4cceu az Fts declaration of 4baadaa= m-at of Illegal submarine asffare but releef6E tae suggestion la4t The United States regard ta-s abandon m at conditional upon G-eat Brit alus sn with respect fo fhs hiaess aae Has President makes t clear that tae maintenance Of friendly re- la oH depends apon G41maa4 keep ilz her pledges 10 observe .a-e-ua- t.gral Ia0 ln naval operation
 The note ls cons1aered here as conn. taoua a t4ne. but firm and dadnita. It Is intended to remove all d0abt On the part of the Imperial Govern meut as 10 the position Inc United States has taken.
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
NEWS IN BRIEF

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Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
taelp keep Then, Clean.

IL is an old custom in Bohemian bakeries to wipe the boots Of visitors es they enter There fs good deal of wipiag these days for the govern. ment and city officials inspect the ba Series at very frequent intervals ID order tn sec that the regulations re- gardlng The amount of -four used in bread are carried oat-Popuiar Science Monthly.
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
U. s. TO FIX MILK STANDARDS
What is Mix" Hearing VIII Be Held

]" What is Milk" Hearing Will Be Held
 in Ne" Yori City.
 Washinllon.-Ghe Bureau Of Chem #Stry Is gong to define mEk. cream. condensed mllk and other mllk prod HeJs thus establishing standards.
 To get scne ught 8n the question @ aat Is Aiik's hearings N II be held n New iork- Cream. sweetened con. a4nsed mlk, condensed skinned nl-k' sweetened condensed skimme. m.lk; powdered skinned milk and cheese also will be discussed.
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
And Then Somn

It has been said that all the mean acts of his life are quickly brought be- fore drowning man. The same might also be said of candidate for office Exchange.
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
Tribute to Femlnlnl,y.

When man loves a woman it Is Of nature: when a woman loves man fl is of grace-of the grace that wom- an makes by her loyeliness. Charles F. Deems.
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
N. V. SHIPPING PARALYzsD.
Tug Crews Strike ard Only Vessels
 Oocked

Ns VI ~FFS ~t'F FrNN dT'N ~TIIJ . FCsSCTs 5
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 New York--New York harbor was tied up by strike of marine en gineers. firemen and helpers on the tngbOats. lighters and docks of the port. Out Of the 759 tug boats in the harhor not over 40 were al work and more lighters were idle than cou be computed by those directing the tie up. II Wa calculated that about 5000 men who had to do with the shipping in waters of the bay left thelr jobs.
Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
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Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
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Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12
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Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12

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Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12

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Putnam patriot., 1916-05-12

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-12
Not Too Proud to Wear
Button or Fight, They
Tell Marjorie.
BATTLESHIP GIRL
LEADS PARADE TO-DAY
Citizens of Torrington, Conn, to
Honor Her at Days of 49,
Celebration.
.uoinntonr, rirht and centre!"

''Voluntoers. right and centre!"
Fifty members Of Company NJ "a
Infantry. National Guard Of New Jer-
sey stepped forward and produced fifty
dimes for the Battleship Fund started
by MARJORIE Sterrett.
With their contribution came the
following letter:
81 am sending fifty names, all OF
Company NJ. Cd Infantry. y. G. n. J.
These men are not too proud TO wear
the battleship button or TO fight when
the time comes. ,.,
JOHN r. OSBOURN."
To-day Marjorie will 90 TO Tornng-
ton. Conn. where she will be guest
Of the city during the preparedness
celebration arranged by Company NJ,
I'd Connecticut Infantry.
Captain James A. Ramsay wrote the
battleship girl:
at gives me great pleasure 70 know
that YOU will head the procession AT
the celebration of the Days Of 49, 20
be held IN Torrington on May II.
Thank you again for the favor you
have bestowed upon US. and | assure
YOU that Company NJ and the citizens
of Torrington will do all in their
power 20 make your stay pleasant and
ENJOYABLE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-12

l2-DAY ALL EXPENSE CRUISE. $50 Up
Red Cross Line, u Battery Pl, y. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-12
POLICE DEPARTMENT,

TrsnSiers-4 ,. n. May ~. sergs william A
Morris John Murphy and John J Mccarthy. slst
assignments chsngsd from motorcycle 20 bicycle
duty. Ptmn. Harry !. McCrQssen ION 70 1881
assignments u bicycle duty discontinued. Bicycle
P;lmn. John S. Perfors. 1891 10 l70th.
Temporary knlenn sntt-surgeon Charles T.
Nammaek. 81 Dist. IN charge I'd Dist. IN add
tion 20 his own. " p. m. May II. during absence
Of surgeon on sick report temporary assignment Of
Surgeon Philip F. OHsnlon. lst Dist. in charge ID
Dist. in addition 10 his own. discontinued. Plum.
Daniel Shea seth James ! McKennG 6lst and
Walter Cochran. 6sth. 70 9th l. D.. duty IN raided
premises. 10 days. p. m. MAY II. To Ith l. D.
ises. 10 DAYS. p m. May Il James Lynch Jth.
George CLARK. 10Th: George Pross. 18th: Edward p.
Donovan. Gsi: Thomas Logan. S6th. Peter Camp
bell. l4Sd; Walter Duty l72d. Edward \. Gard
ner. Traf. A. To Training School from commands
indicated. day. a. m. May IL: John l. Mohr.
William K.hoe. 42d BENJAMIN i. Bracket Goth
David King. 57th: Daniel J. Quinisn. slst wimund
{. Ninsnt esh; JOSEPH =. s>olEn. i4Sn, Ihoma.
Brady. Heth: William J. Hayes. 10th: Joseph J.
Walsh. l6oth Thomas J. Hart. i6lst Thomas G..
CLANCY. 27ith. Michael heAne. TrG A William J.
Dstler. Traf. c; Robert }. Marshall. Traf. u: An
Issy. 81 Absence without p.yl-Lieu,. John c.
Daniels 18th day. a m, Nav II. Ptlinn.
Charles W Brophy l46th / DAY. Il m. May u
James Mcdonald. l5lst. / day. .. IN. MAY Il:
John Mclaughlin. l52d. l day. a m. May II:
BENJAMIN r Heuts. l65th. day. a. m. May II.
slck Lssvs-Ptmn. Martin p. Dowlins 27Iih. ~
falI PAY while I on y Sick Ropor-pumn. Ea~srd
Smith. % l. D.. sos D. m Sept. %. to {. N.
Dropped from the Roll,-Pumn. Rober, II Miller.
a3d. IL 20 2. m. May II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-12
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

r serons auto station Pensacola 20 North C.ro,in,
Ems. " II. CLARKE. detached Jup "r. 90 Sew
B'sw'n J. r HUFF detached works Newport
News Shipbutldiug Co 20 Lebanon
Gun FREDERICK CLIFFORD. detached Maine
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.
Nav e-Culros a. Cape Hivten
MAY lO-Hercules. 81 Indian Head Jason a. Nor
fOlk Yard. Mas al Corni0. AeE Orleans Al
Bremerton Sacramento a. Port au-prncc Yer
mont a. Hampton Roads Vulcan az NeEport
SAILED
MAY e-Culsoa. Cape Hsytisn Tor san,o Dorunso
Gty.
MAY lO-Dophin, Por; au-Frince for santo Do
minzo City. . Newport 'or Block Island. ia
spu. Hampton Roads for Norfolk Yard. Neptune
Guantanamo Tor Hsmpiou Roads Oklahoma Phil
AdrlphiA Tor Delaware Hreakg atcf. Osceola
Guantanamo for Port AZ Prince
Salem placed In full commission and Chester IN
reserve a. ray yard. Boston.
Charleston has relieved Severn 40 tender ~ frst
division submarine hciiils Atlantic fleet Severn
will he toWed from Crsiobal 20 Norfolk Yard
by Ncreus, leaving lsthmus middle o. June
salem assigned duty with cruiser squadron A..
ianuc feet
Albany detached duiy With raclac reserve feet
and assigned du.g with Fscifr rect
Chester assigned duty With Atlantic reserve Zee.
Nashville detached duy with feTuissr sguAdrua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-12
FIRE RECORD.

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i2.iO-iss Houston St syuaFogue slight
- sO--l5e Stanton ST.. J. Spinger; s. 600
l232-l6-ls w o2d St Smart Underwear Go.
l2.s5-iso-is2 W 2ph St: Simon Costume and
Dress Co trihins
$500 Amsterdam Az; unknown. slight.
10000 BoHery Sobel 4 LihemAn: tyihins.
l50--S0s w. l25th 81. star Beef and Meat Co.
triGng.
alo-Cnicordty and Burnside avs: car; slight
ss0-Msdison iv and SAN ST. auto truck. Doni
Acre Express Co. slight.
ai0-620 9th az: Morris Feides SO.
10 .20-si9 T.. 9th ST Samuel Rsteman; trhinF
II $3.50 Z. 72d at Edward Gotrried; unknown
PM
2.Os-lls 7. AN ST.. Iennie Moskowitz: slisht
2.O5-ll6 i. 4th st. Jennie MoskowitS: ui1ins.
2.S5-Pier .. East River. Gus:sve Ssiras. $40.
S.2O-2j50 Grand ConcourSe; Arthur Bnggs IN
IIn-sS3 TN Az: W II Trussdsle: $500.
5O5-24jth ST. ana Rverdsle av; John Deieneld
trihing
6lO-238 r i0eth 81 y. Corosds. tnnins.
5lO-Foot Of L. 18TH a.. New York Central Ran
road. s..
BlO-2Oe Avenue n Sidney Fray. trihins
b.5S-l37 w go 81. u Liebowitt. trihins
.oO-is v1llett St Fannie We'll: rfhing