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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07

100000 900. The plan, therefore, makes
a ratio of about 5iz to for the two
classes of stock for their relative par
ticipations.
There were no indications yesterday,
however. that the common stock hold
ers' committee would agree 70 the
terms OF the plan submitted to the
bondholders. In quarters close TO the
latter faction there was expressed a
willingness TO accept its provisions.
One who is of the opinion that the
proposal of the group representing the
preferred share holders is an equitable
readjustment Of the Marine tangle
figured their position as follows: As
suming that the stock Of the new COM
pany would be placed on s per cent
dividend basis, it should sell for at
least $50 with earnings running at the
present rate. The 80 per cent in war
rents should have market value OF
around so for each share represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
Sales in Auction Rooms.

~ T---,I - -
cur,ov CT 20 -. -, - .,..., o., ,oo
~" III "a, u, 80 ..''''ge ,i.i".s" a.
g. .,,o A. ~ Iflss. ,o,,ni.ry ALL tnocsei do,sl
T., a., '.'e' ~ ''''' "''''Ne- "'''''
=. u Peace i1f S4agoe
KUN - % w s. ~ III o. Mammalian a'.
Tn,o.iors X shear. 10 Charles " MrCandless for
1000
DONlslCk 81 -. y 100 n or HUDSON 5.
Jay ., - ~ e"g, trustee, sie, estate OK
,sae ,arpenie, 10 W y conn Tor 5000
w o., ny ahl IL. j. iui,li.s uf.lsA 10 ~
ana ~" iNlefalt az 1Vt'th lies. frame iWlss
for I'll fog
PEARL ST. .alf. O. g. ilST q . % Bceinan So.
D. 1,4- - meg. A.. $50 ios- blIg. execute.
sale estate " Morris Gu.dsfein. Withdrawn
WATER ST. -. ana 2ag Do O. cor B-eamau 81. 70 \
t..-i-..- .,...fa-s ..I. ,.t.t. ,f.-ris = I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
MARINE PROPOSAL
WAVES DIVIDENDS
Plan of Wallace Committee Asks
for Half of Arrearage.

Additional information obtained yes
terday concerning the terms Of the re-
organization plan Of the international
Mercantile Marine Company submitted
to the bondholders by the preferred
stock holders committee revealed the
fact that the latter have agreed TO
waive more than half their back divi-
bends. The total arrearage is about so
per cent, or approximately s40,000000.
The actual amount of warrants rep
resenting back payments which the pre-
ferred share holders would have is SO
per cent OF the aggregate, bringing
their entire participation under the
plan up TO 1873 per cent, as it is pro-
y.ded that for present holdings they
Get share for share. The common stock
holders are offered % per cent OF their
present holdings, amounting 10 nearly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
FIRE RECORD.

B ss-iG Spring ~ Triangle Leather 90 $500
4sy-le.2l Roosevelt e. Liza q urvas. so oO0
D IJa-2i1S University auto. tharlos snyder
slight
2 s5--23l ~ G7th u Samuel Mutovitz. Sigh,
10 10-x,s fTon. 81 Josephine BELLA trfug
20 9th ~ AID Aus.fIism A. auto truck
George Bride. slight
n 4j-31i T. fGih 81. Alexander sehfcns. slight
j. 81
05-1fj T. iis'h " iassr Rebuff. fnrlng
$50 10 Amsterdam ~ Mrs Huikmar. fflrlus
p 90 100 parf ~ unknown. timing
t.-lff clinton a. Alexander Mansty ..irin.
10 0f- HsT L 80 ~ ffsaeflcE fafh. $500
10 $50 IS. 18Th a. Noll Bros tfiaing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
Guaranty Trust Appointments.

The Guaranty Irust Company yes
terday appointed Alexander Phillips
its foreign representative. Mr.. Phil
lips was secretary of the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company and was
formerly connected with the Compton
Credit Industrial of Paris.
Sigmund Metz. assistant manager of
the foreign department. was appointed
South American representative, and
Adam II. Norman was made assistant
manager of the foreign department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
Snake Starts Seashore Panic.

Atlantic City, y. j., April when
a girl clerk in the employ Of Frank &
Co.. milliners. opened a drawer in the
store this afternoon 10 extract a hat
for a customer she was confronted by
six-foot snake. Her screams threw
the persons in the establishment into
a panic and it was found necessary TO
summon the police 10 remove the
snake. How the reptile got into the
drawer is n mystery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
U. S. Rubber Co. Dividends.

The board of directors of the United
States Rubber Company declared yes
torday quarterly dividend OF per cent
on the first preferred stock and a quar-
terly dividend Of IL per cent on the
second preferred stock. Both dividends
are payable, without closing of trans
fer books, April %, TO stockholders of
record on April Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
Quick Profit on Reel.

MoTatt & Schwab have -,
greater part Of the Kahle hvs.o I,
erty on Fifth. Westeryelt ana ~
man avs. Fort Hill. Staten Isl. M.
an advance Of several thous,,s a
over the price at which thy ~. J,.,'4s'
property 70 Carl r. Grieb.hsas q.
week. The buyer is Henri G \ az
Nell. L. e
Meister Builders. Inc. hs, al,
northeast corner OF Cedar 4 .S y
thur ay.. 4ox90 feet. at scu,h' I ~ Az
Staten Island. 20 p client 'a's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
SUMMONS.


NEW YORK sUpEEME COURT; NEW
YORK COUNT THE tIIl ~.
TIONAL BANK or FL PASO. PANT
against HONAL A. SMITH Detshe'h-
SUMMONS. ....,.-
TO rHE ABOVE NAMED DbFtNDANl.-
YOU ARE HEREEf slMhoNSD =
sver the complaint in this sctop ~.
serve y COPY - you' answer on ne
TINS Attorneys within twenty GAYS
the service OF this summons efciu,"s y
no f.v ~ service. and In case o. yos'
ftiiur. 10 appear. or answer iudsmsN
be taken against y'u pj n-f~ui' ~
reiief demanded 300 fne comp ~. ....
Dated. New YORK. February llin Nv
PiHkER = AARON.
P.4mufs AuoFne',,
Oaicr and Post Jfi.e Aelress p.
fSroadvav. Bo-oIgh q A~ahA'"
Sew York c'tr --.,n.~-
To THE ABOVE HANtD DEf END"''''
HDNAL g. SMITH 49,.
The foregoing simmons 5 sfrl,s -,
you by publication pursuant J" - ., M.
81 Honora bic Edu rl b. fincn. ons g &C.,.
justices 81 the Supemo COURT ~ 49,
Of New York. dafes the l3tl oey =. ~ -.
1916. and died VT the compliant -,
Office Of the clerk ~ the county o. ~.
York at the Courry Court HOUSE lr "a
borough - Nsnrsftsn. Cltj, So-nE :,
state OF N.n Yo'k on the Ism Gay y"
March. 1915 - ..,t
Dated. New Yorl. March Ism. tt.,,'
PARKER & AAhV,,.
,f-o~r.ys Tor PIsiniiE g,
Orice and Post Once Aodfe,.,s. t.,...
Broadva-. Borough 81
New York CIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
Business Leases on
East and West Sides

Spear & Co. have rented IN ~ 10
239 West nth st. a loft to Brown
Hoffman: with A. B. Ashforth, Inc
loft in 80 West 32d st. 70 Julian Roos;
in 1872 to 1876 West 14th st. lott 10
the Acme Gas and Electric FIXTURE
Company. and a loft in lO3 ana IVo
Greene 81. 20 Bruen & Leithelser
The Brett Goode Company mas
leased space In the new Printing crafts
Building. occupying the block froht Oh
Eighth av from 33d 10 3lth ST., 20
Radon & Nedorff, music printers ana
photographers. ,l
the stores at and 6 Cedar 81. ahc
three lofts 70 August Giese e. Son, and
Offices in 81 70 So East l25th 81. 10 tne
Operative Plasterers and Cement nm
ishers' International Association.
The Rutland G. Whiting Company
have leased the store and basement az
1913 Nassau st. to the +. T. Burroughs
Company; the building at BIZ Pearl -,
10 Ira l.. Beebe & Co.. floor AT -
Nassau st. TO Isabel Laidlaw; store al
2O6 Wooster st. 70 the Standard Manu-
featuring Company; loft al 25l and Zoo
William st. 10 Paeley & Cohen; lott az
81 Cliff ST. to the Trade Printing Com
pany: loft at So Duane st. TO r. hunnn'
Inc: loft at 254 Pearl ST. 10 the Na-
tional Marine Lamp Company, ana loit
at ll3 John ST. TO A. Lamera.
Nelson. Lee & Green have leased the
basement. comprising 1900 square feet
in the Rialto Theatre Building, at the
northeast corner Of Seventh av. ana
42d st. The lease is for rental OF
81 1000 a year for eight years.
Bastine & Co. have leased additional
space at PSI Fifth av. to the Tedder-
Fownes Dress Company. and at % west
cath 81. space 70 J. G. Blaine ana
Co~sch & Rosenberg.
". VI. Hayward & Co. have leased
three story garage at 100 and l62 west
lOlst ST. TO the Bonair Garage COM
pany for a long term of years at an
aggregate rental Of 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
Rear Admiral Says Secre,
tary's Testimony Cast a
Cloud on Him.
COMMITTEE WON'T
GIVE REHEARlNG
Officer Complains of Statements
on Wine Mess Order and
Office Seeking.
From T.. Tribune Bureau

Washington, April 6.-Asserting that
the testimony Of Secretary Of the
Navy Daniels cast a cloud on him and
is inaccurate. Rear Admiral Fiske
asked the House Naval Committee for
an additional hearing. This request
was refused to-day by Chairman Pad
gett. although he wrote the rear ad-
miral that the latter officer could have
4 letter clearing up one OF the points
at. issue printed in the record OF the
committees hearings.
Rear Admiral Fiske objected par
Gcularly to the reference OF Secretary
Daniels 20 what the rear admiral said
about the "wine mess order and about
Fiske's desire TO be made commander
in-chief
According 10 all the papers that l
have seen" Rear Admiral Fiske wrote,
the Secretary said that ! told MN
that if naval officers were deprived or
their wine they would take cocaine
II IS true that | tried TO persuade the
Secretary not to prohibit VINE ana
beer. Spurious liquors had been lor-
hidden by law for fifty years. My ar
guments were expressed IN closeIy
typewriter letter TO him, four pages
long. dated May p. 1914, and covered
many points. 1t would be necessary 10
read this entire letter 10 get correct
idea of what J told the Secretary. l
should like to show copy OF the le'te'
IN tho committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
pIRIIC NOTICES.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RhcEiia - n-s.s
the Board - Water supply . Rui,s..s
twenty SECOND fuur. A1Ni,.p s' s,rsela
Park Row. tru1n ana nam, =, rgcs.
New York cry. until II = -, g. ~
dav. Aprl -. 1915. for Confact 80.
rlrtlsh'ng. dei.tr.rg and erecilns, d.
electric travelling cranes. from ~ -h>,,
ION cs,art,v. vsh equipment. m ch',.
Al Ashokan kn.sIco and ltiIl -. r.sl
Noirs Tho wonl is located N ~. A, NJ
% Olive. Ilstrr county arc iv,..,rh,.'r'
Pleasant and Cff u ionk-fs
a, thc ah,,, place and time me ~.
viii he puhIf.fs Onrned and roo tss.,,
phlets containing Information iel 800 a.
and contract lfANings can a ne So
fhe above address a. tle oN.' tsn a.
rotary. l, dep.s.ting tnr sum Tat ~
az. Son i, ..h or n. EQUIV tlssi.n',i.,
each ramnhl.t For flrih,i I~.l A.
1pDlv 90 no sflcc - me ',I..
s'staut l.uguecf at thc aool, sy--..t,,st
CHARLES SrRAl -.
CHARLES - CNADM In
loUN 4. CALVIN. =, VA,
commissioners Il the Board q
Gr s5RP;{ rrArurnsrovE. s'cr,'.i, (,
SEALED BIDS WILL pE EEcEIyEae, s =
me BOARD ~ Wacr supply = ggiii.as
tv.,,f,. ...ont Zoo, Municipal ps,,.s.s
park Row. Centre ana 'h.m T,,esis'
New York C.t,. until IL \. NJ, gcr 81.
April n. 1915. Tor CONTRACT ..l,m -.
facing with hiiunlnous ma" nile, y
,ltrlnei brick blocks about n ~
highways st the kcnsico fe,e'.r coen''
Town ~ NJ. Pleasant Wesien'' ,e,.s hs,'
New York. The rsdlng Tor - - clsH
ways has been largely dono
AZ the above place and tim, me rssmpAis',.
be publicly opened AMI fc''' ,,,lsrs a.
S SSo'1ao' araSiSsa a r. e's !, q.
above address Al he once . ,s dssi,
tary by dcposi,lng the sum Fl" o., fcf ga
txt0l IN cash or iis equNe't,,.r, s7e'
pamphlet For futher psH ,Du.ist,ns r.
to the office 81 the frinoils'
glneer AT the above address pr,sbieni
CHARLES srRA, SSS,,v,rN.
Join T. CALVIN. q, wsr
Commissioners OF the boa''
supply ..-,. sA,rs,Ao
GEORGE FEArrERsroNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
SHER.:FS AUCTION SALES

HENRY IRADN. Shcrln's Auctioneer. sells
thi- day. Friday, April 1th. 1916 al 10
o'clock In tho forenoon. at No. tiG7 First
Avenue. a lot 90 Second Hand Ruildtn.
Lumber. about 1000 brick. two TOULOUSE
two whe~lharrow-. Goods must DO re-
moved Immediately after the sale
ALFRED y. SMITH. sheriff
THOMAS =. WINTERS, Deputy Sherin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
Alterations.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 4. cor l3ist g. 20 a one three and
i've sij garage. Mrs sherman. 1881 Bpsy owl
~. Nofssng go + i17th st aschirecf s. 900
lsl Az. cor iiih 81. 90 a q SIS ofne8 and
storage; United Dressed Beef Co on premise.
owner; fidestrom 1855 Bsay architect. $40 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07

chclle. consisting of five se,..
~ on the water, with a larg, ,' c's''.
house and outbuiIdings, 10 l''ssll,s
Littauer. Of this city. Thi, s X
was held at 100000 Hoptry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
COLLECTED by ALFRED DrNAwAY
-nIIrcrrD nY rINAHn GAGE rICHHORN.

Mr. Eichhon. Ms Eichhon. Edward Gage
EicALor Edward Gage Ecih0r's aunt A9eielue'
Edward Gage Elchh0n's aunt Ida. Edward Gage
EchAor1s aunt Elsie Edward Gaze Elcnhofn !
aunt Margaret. Ldwari Gage LichhoTns un re
Frank. Edward Gage llcLhons g-idiN,.as
Gage NJ. Thompson Miss Ehrhardt vi. Icins'
NJ L----.. ]. ----- ooh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET.

q IRVING PLACE tGramercy Park neigh
horhOod1 Quaint apartment. six rooms
bath. mahogany furniture. large French
windows. sos month, references
\. n. LEONARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
NEW JERSEY.

Attractive bargains offered by Banking De
partment state - New York TO builders.
investors and prospective homeseekers. 4
large number Of vacant lots at Grantwooi
Morsemere. Leonia. Ridgeheld. and Teaneck
New Jersey. at oue-haif Of former owners
prices. Also large number or two-famIly
houses at Hudson Heights. Cllnsde and
Palisades Park New Jersey. at about one
half OF former prices. All Of the above prop
critics are within hve-ccnt fare zone
and within thirty minutes ~ Manhattan.
These properties must be sold quickly 10 close
the business OF two corporations now being
liquiiated by the Banking Department. and
inducements 70 contractors and builders who
VIII purchase a considerable number ~ lots
For further particulars address Benz ID
Haight. Special Deputy Supt OF Banks. care
Banking Dept. 81 Broadway. New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
LONG ISLAND.

COTTAGES. BUNGALOWS AID WATER
FRONT PLOTS At BRTGUTW Alters. I. I
SEND FOR BOOkLEr Is +. b. ACKER-
son 60. 1 WEST 3tTti ST. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LIT YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR UONg
les. fnancia plan explained by county Homs
f<ssue, No. 40 Vest ID 81. pept q 'phons
,s1J N.i. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07

William Dammcyer Grace J.. ChittcnG'n, Lou, X
Retuzzini OLA Rebuzzinl, Delina keOu1Iinl MAJ
ald sarah Rsfclley. Henry pAmmeyer. Pun. a
Lesiori Robert NJ. Davis. Clarence L'aris. lO cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07

two-fsmly three-story brick building
IS Mount Hope pl.. held at sl2.5oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
The Bronx.

GRACE ~. il2,i Ro.,. Pa,
frame dw's. is.ios25io. Fo-rris W 50
a.5 = l2s.h s. owner. Rove a sass =.
QUINCY Az. ss. -il.li Hare,y,, q, M
frame dWls. Joys Ludwig Iuhe,. .s,- -
cwler. Anton Primer 1858 We.t.ss,,, a, - ~
feCf - ~.
JACKSON Az. - 100 i,e,. =. ts'
yarsse f9.9Ilo0 pssQualo San,ri "a -,
az owner. Go.iaer Goldberg N = ..sass
architects. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
Declares Request Proper.

an the matter OF desiring to be
ommander-in-chief Of the Atlantic
feet. did make application for the
command. Such application was per
fectlv proper as ! had served success
fully in command Of three divisions at
different times and was then aid for
operations, which many officers thought
r. more important position. ! wish an
opportunity. however, 20 convince the
committee that did not tell the Sec
retarv that Fletcher did not want the
command. The Secretary's memory
leads hun into error there. What dld
tell the Secretary was that Fletcher
had told me some time before that he
thought the natural thing 20 do when
Admiral Badger gave up the command
was 10 give 10 TO me, and make
Fletcher commandments when ]
retired. Fletcher being eighteen
months Younger than and my junior
ia rank.
"l find the following entry IN my
diary on the date Of April 30, 1914:
Secretary of the Navy, IN accord
ance with my request. telegraphed
Fletcher asking him If he would Ike
20 change places with me-
/ IcfHNeI was LNtI lU HNNANv ~
command Of the first division. which !
had commanded year and half be-
fore; and Admiral Wnslow, my junior,
also a candidate for the position OF
communicative chief, was also IN Next
CO, in command of the special service
squadron. II will be seen that at my
request ! was 10 leave Washington,
give up altogether my position as aid
Tor operations and take a much lower
place subordinate position IN the
feet in Mexico, as commander Of the
first division. Surely this was not
pressing my claims unduly, but rather
the reverse.
Il find an entry in my diary Of May
/: Fletcher answered above dispatch
saying that he would not like to be-
come aid for operations, as he wished
10 succeed the present commander-in-
chief ] was greatly surprised, but
/ Fletcher has explained to me since
why he changed his mind. II is need
less to state that Fletcher's reasons
were perfectly satisfactory 10 me.
No Objection TO Fletcher.
II find in my diary. under date Of
/ June Is, 1914: Secretary Of the Navy
told me the accounts published in the
morning papers were correct; that he
is going to make Fletcher commander
/ in-chief. told him could make
no objection, that | had continually
praised Fletcher as a fine admiral. and
that he could make no mistake in max
/ ing Fletcher mmander-in-chief.'
81 have never had the slightest i'll
/ feeling about this episode and | have
I told every one TO whom ! have talked
about it that if ] had been in the See
/ retary's place ! would have appointod
| Fletcher. because he had made good in
/ important practical work IN Mexico
For many years Fletcher and ! have
/ been close friends. and we are so still
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
Ambulance Mariorie's Ally.

Surgeons from the leading American
universities and cities have gone 10
work on its staff and the volunteers
serving in It's various activities have
been recruited from all parts Of the
United States. The widespread IN
terest throughout in this hospital
across the Atlantic has made the
American Ambulance national insti-
tuition, and the interest displayed By
the American Committee in Mariorie's
battleship has been as from one typical
American institution 10 another.
The members pf the committee.
headed by Mrs Robert Bacon, include
Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs. +. II. Har-
riman. Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn, Mrs.
Myron T. Herrick. Mrs Whitelaw Reid.
Mrs. Herbert l.. Sattcrlee. Mrs. Willard
d. Straight, Mrs. Whitney Warren,
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, Mrs {. B.
Alexander and others. The junior
committee who served tea is headed by
Miss Elsie Nicoll.
Those giving dinner parties last
evening in connection with American
Ambulance Day at the Flower Show
included Miss Civiliso Alexandra, Mrs.
Joseph Earl Stevens. Miss Maudc Kahn.
Mrs. Benjamin Nicoll and Mrs. George
NicOll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07

NRANCEC send for free handsome
II bNhNoLo Booklet Of New Home. -
l. " Philip Is. Bowers Co. Newark. = 7
JERSEY CITY. Bergen Section. 7-room brick
an mptS 30 minutes 10 New York rent
Seb. Row land. al Grand Street. Jersey city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07

Irene Barnes Anna u Barnes Richards J.
Barnes william j. Barnes. Dog Buster Hors
KATY, Horse Ncd. and three AcpheNs. Crrsae.
Dunscoah. Robert Duascomb. Ge0gc Henry Hor
ton. 10 cents each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07

100000 New Rochelle Sale.
Edwin Wilson Bullinger has sold his
property at Premium Point. New Ro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
New Building Pins.
Napha,,o

FORT WASHINGTON Az. D. . "a. "a.
s,y icrmf se Ttiiif. ~ Buiri. y
i2d e. Gamer Gionelbers a lSrs,s, " 1
~ nrNN.f.ff.. = n
ONcKsAh ST. " 30 o. Sh.rs., =, ts,n
sN tenuf. io1y>s. N'ton Resi'v G. {
onHcr. Thomas ---s Wcasis !, ~. s'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07

COLLECTED by ELIZABETH KNIGHT TuTHiiL
IRON girls o. Livingston PARK Seminary, .,
Rochester. y I........... ....-.-+.- --
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cQMTCTEn ~ coR,YEIIus 9RlsLANE. IR
COLLECTED BY HAROLD FOCKEN. LINGO
NIIlOL MesINING- \. - -----

Isadore Gordon. KAr Krose u. Albert NJ
IereIs, IT,. MTs Iin4holn. Mr. L. j. Aubrey.
Ms Lee. Mrs. Robinson. Miss *. Brady. Price
Tudor. Jr. Arthur Duncan. Norma SpOck Elsie
sp1ck Dora Bal. Miss Svecuey j Nlcmann r.
Niemann. Helen Fockea Gertrude Merritt. Fred Ia
nero Harold Al0Oof. Harold Ioelru. Harry Spock.
Mr ogden. Mr. Htchcock Mrs. Ran Miss Chatta-
way. Robert Msi1rt. Brook Schuer Edward Stanuen.
Miss Farley. Mis- Anderson Mr. Brown. Sir.
Tl.astrf
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29
CRNA CORA.

:" pred lett, pred prvo balkan>ho vojro $
SvoJnmi 1850 XIV. KIN mamjSa od Kraui~kr. ic Crna
CORA po balkanSki voimi naraSla ma 10000 kv. KIM,
jc torcj nckoliko vccja kakor Krauj,ka 4 l,tro in
TrNtom. PrcbivaIccv jc imcla lcta 1912. Same
2o1.OOo. danes Jill ina kakih Ic0o00.
Gorata in ncrodovitna j. Crua cora. globoko
%zajcdcnc so dolnc med viSokimi gorami, XII Sc dvi-
gaJo 1000 m vlsoko, d"loma pokritimi 4 goIdovi.
daSlravno jc tudi y tch g%ozdovih Sckira /r mocno
p"la. Y goratih krajih Crnc gore 81 bayi prcbi
valstvo 4 Mvinorcjo, "a katcro ina ma raIpolago
obscene paSnlkc. Same V dolini proti Skadr>kcmu
Jczcru So jc razvilo dobro urcjcno policdclStvo.
ki pa hi nikdar moglo zadoStiti potrcbam drZclc.
vNlcd cesar jc bilo razumlivo Strcmlirnic Grno-
gorske Wade po rodovitnih albanSkih nizavah.
lnduStrijaIno hi pomcmlla Crna CORA nikdar
nIceSar. ccmur jc paC pred vscm kriv znaCai pre-
bivalstva in dcjstvo, da manika Crni gori izIat-
nth v0da. kraSka tia so mann e tudi tn popila
vsc vccjc toxic in kjcr tccrio vcGic rckc. 50 tako
tclko dostopnc in tako ok, zaicdcnc y dolinc. da
ma uvcdbo vetjih INDUSTRY sploh misliti nj bilo
mOgocc.
Drina : Taro, Pivo in L.imom tcko proti Dona.
vi, Zeta. Moraca i'll Rijcka V Skadrsko iczcro proti
Jadranskemu morju. Razvodie gre od L.ovGcna
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-29
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yet 60. pa kontrolira United Drur
co. Nova zvcza obscga 1.52 lckarn
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vctjih mcstih. Tako Sc nczdrzc.
ma vrSi konccntraciia kapitala in
vcdno boil smcSni postaiaio tisti
XII hotrio Z zakoni proti trustom
ustaviti razvoi. XII Sc me- da zadr-
Iati. Bill hi cello prrh zadrzayati
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