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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09

Iwenty-ninth street. sold recently BY the
BOND n Mortgage Company.
George II. Roosevelt Is the purchaser
OF the American basement house at Is
East Eighty-second street, reported sold
Yesterday by Edwar II. Reynolds. Mr..
Roosevelt will occupy.
Emma Schmitt is the purchaser Of the
dwelling at 525 West l75th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
ARRIVED FROM Nrw q.

SAILED FOR NEW YopK
81 Oscar n from Chr.st,,,.,,d
81 kroonland. from Liverpool
rs MORO Castle. from Havana
- Monterey. from Nassau.
- Aniarca. from CriIobs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09

WIN name and address Of lender and
attorney. " attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF first partD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
TO ALTER 10TH ST. ROUSE.

II-rbcr; Lucas. architect for Kath-
crinc A. Fitzpatrick. has fled plans for
building a front wall, putting IN an
electric elevator and changing rear and
side windows Of the four story dwelling
ut 4 East Seventy-ninth street at an
estimated cost Of $50. oOo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
ADDS TO VERSAILLES SITE.

Aorao" q Knowles has sold at For,
,"aShlngt)n, j. l., for Charles : l'al-
,""7 10 Il indicate for "Nersailles, Inc, 60
'N residence at ~ Huntington road.
,'hNs'.nE ~ on.-h1lf acre plot. large
mouse and garage, and eight other plots
~ @0'u' IN acre each. Horace G.
40" 's hI, sold tUo plots on Murray
]nN'h"', Port Washington, Il Lewis T.
nhpA. '. attorney OF New York.
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ININEWSITY ANENuE FLATS.

University avenue, on the cast side.
south OF Burnside avenue. will he i'm
proved with two five story apartment
houses by James +. Meehan. The build
ings will measure 59.1x?2.1 and 6~ixlO5.c
and Will cost s13o.o 0N. The Kreymborg
Architectural Company has flied the
plans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
1svonl.
LEASES.

CANINE ST. 1923. ALLY II Norris to
Faith Bertini, 10 Csrmine IT. a. to 10
3 yrs from July I. 1915. 2 2-t2 yrs
from ?i-s. attys. Duer. $ W. 4s EN-
MSS1NsnisSrTPAN Az. 'ioo'& t"os.i saIlSpaasa;tsse1p
Bulkley TO Louis Schlrrhter. 2i7 W
ION -. 6 yrs from May !, 1916, atty,
! \ kohn, 1900 tth av. t27.o 900 to t2T, 800
CRESCENT Az. sss. rtore-Angela Car.
retta to Antoinette stella, 500 Crescent
az, s yrs from. Apr 1, 1915. atty, y G
Dugarman. as Nassau St. ....... $500
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iBorouGh OF The BronI)
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
manhattan

75-Adelsne l. Bennett to lily J Candy.
$40 L 18Th s.; atty. Rudolph Schroeder,
% River st. Hoboken. y J...........si
Alice W Goddard TO Kath N Blake ana
ano. Southampton. England: atty, G d
winthrop. 90 Bway. 49,. Isl
CLINTON ST. ai~-Mina Stincr, escrx. 10
Miner stiner, II Bay sed st, Bkiyn; sttv'
W wellsowitx. s w ll8th st. .,'.'Si
sTH ST, u ., ?4o . I'd av. eoxSI s--sami
~; atty. OsmsRA y VresHksl. 90 ~.
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MORTGAGES
MORTGAGES.
With name ard address or lender ahn
lender Attorney
nouutOwU.


,u,,,, nan. ana address. % lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
South Of Fourteenth ~
WEST at, -? tsSl. 3 cor OF pey 81 On "
Gioee sa!. @SSsswS.a *, 4. 'inn' 10
SarS,t Lawrence. at Pslisads-, Rochland
county. y V; atty. y T in' 1,9 9o ooSSSS
Bway .....,,'.''' ''''''' ''''V''
East Side.
'H~'t I" snd iio,h ,,.I
,D Az " cor saith st, 7b.5Sl0s; sam It.
:sS E: NJ. sixloo;b' isSse ~ Cones n,as iosn :
J ure Garage, Inc. 20 Chas At,el. sst
asd st. B'kiyn; attys. Goidfcin a W SS6oo
pt HfGad Nv. e?e, . ., si,i !. 81, 81. ts9x
100, June T.. l VI, b ,e-ropnoeH aorp
s9',vi r,tfs Guar & TT co, i7s Broad;
way ........ S-''oo
yves, OF Firth av. between Fourteenth
we" and llOth sts)
List ST. -. so e OF iIth av. 2ox75 ., June
~? q VI. or sooner. ~ c-Ctrcdk h"pp
:, YIN A Mullisar. I?s ChaunCey 81,
Rk!yn, atty. II Hreun'ch' 2sSH rieno6t
cSeNI-Mpus av. $ " c s6th at. JOG lox2a.
Juns s; due and int a. per eond1Ahran
Levy 10 Louise y Jonas W Se'h -
at,v. Title Guarantee Il Trust %, ltt
Uptown.
leland. north Of ION ST.
l,,ST ST, e0S-iO W, .. isb W OF IN aN.
soxae. ii, June :, due and M as, per
hond-Jno R.ock to Bond a Mtg omar
antec Co, 40 Eeinser ~, Btookiyh ANY
TitIe Guarantee & Trust Co. i7S srcad,
,,S SsS sr, $40 " 4ss . of Bway, 10.
saIi. June. ;, due and M 40 per pong
Eva a Marbaoh 70 Mae IL si1yrs, :"
Park nv; atty. Geo Simpson oi 'harho
SeIs Al ST, n $, ssi " OF i st, %assioo,
June s, 3 yrs = p c-rheo b Bartinscr'
Jr, and ano to A!getnon = fIlSscH' J..
" A4th st: atty. Herbert NJ Geet.., eSo
Rwhf. -. OF pyckman st. %6oIiio,
uwav, > =. so = OF p~yckfnan e.. 7bx
iosIx7txiOo, June Z due and int az
per bond-walter J u Donoyan and ano
NIFTY, ii II Mygatt, so Bway $4,000
BWAy, n " 9o7th 1T. l?sIloo. June !,
z yrs or sooner. 8 p c--Adelaide d Keys
, n 'Sharles q koss, s2s w End av, attyP,
Thompson. Koss & W, fs Bway. 5000
thorough OF The BronX)
,ors l,s. 1919, map Martin schrenksissn-
LAS Zero to Martin Schrenkeisen, sIcr
and trus, 1870 Madison av.- Jan ~. due
M per bond; atty, T q n T Co. .l7e
-BMMIysT.'.'. lis Madi;on .v. a1siss-oS
'Sarah i Gleason to Anna siemon, sss r
,esth 81, June !, due as per bond atty,
TG r co, l76 Bway $4,000
cosTER ST, $50, o D 2oxloo--Anna c
Dagger to Ida Brautman. 79I Hewitt pl,
June !, due AS per bond; atty. David
Mintz, s2 Prospect av.....,. $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
MoNTCLAIR SCHOOL FIELD.

,,f'aHt " G"rlou has sold TO Misses
ofrF Nar.ug aud Mary a. Jordan
~ M 4 !nherly School the plot fronting
'@@i N ne Crescent and 1913 feet
I'.'''' place Montclatr, to bc i'm
''oVed as IN a'hlctic field for the school
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09

Roger VI. Poor was elected a member
OF the Stock Exchange yesterday and
notice was posted OF a partnership trans
Ter from William L. jerks 10 Andrew
X. Hoyt.
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LONG ISLAND ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
70 II SA L E

one Island IA Long island soun! IS 10
lows. Three nrfes more o. lrss covered
with trees Of pine. rrisr elm ana bass
wood, a few rose bushes. Connected by
phone. 800! r~htrg, sod t~u'nitc, hen
house, Two sgmm'r houses. Gu" rN room
cottage ard ot- s'crehouse Trolley runs
20 -t1-e ~ quarter II p NIT from island.
There IL plenty Of room fcr three cot
tsgss on this island uni grounds fos three
families. J II EVANS. NJ. D.. is Whit
ned St. Guilford. Conn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
Canada SIN send. Gold.

Gold bars from Ottawa amounting =,
$S,S<S.ooo were deposited in the ASA,
Onice yesterday 10 the account OF J. y
Morgan & Co. This shipment Increases
the total sent by Canada IN this NOV
usnt to approximately s3s,sc5 900,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
TALLER FIFTH AVE. DWELLING.

Frederick Lewsohn will spend $4,000
adding n story TO his Ave story residence
at $50 Fifth avenue. Henry A Jacobs is
the architect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
RESULTS AT AUCTION
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian. The Bron. and Brooklyn.
TAT ~ vEsEY STREET


MADISON Az. 5;s.so FAX p ss,, q,
ioxso. 10 siv AM WW.WW,
dn. ss hanover improvement g
iourn.d :" To- % "s 'i'''VoV' a."
sTH Av, GIL. $ W cor 4sd n. 100 sxioo.
sly limit and I sty s,r-M u Goelet ct a
ny j Mcfarland ct al. due, s3lS-
roueS' taxes. &c. $4,000: to the plaintin
,1r $4,000
io,ih 81 40 W. $. 100 @ st Nicholas
man ss, p.,- ~. ~ rem Sus'
!2.2ls7i. taxes. &c, 800; sub to mtr
$1,000 to Henry II Rogers for. -. $500
lo3D ST, 1854 T., = =, T5.s @ Lexington av,
s6x1o0.11. 5 sly aa'-Eliz Koch. extrS,
agt Thee Sattler, exr. ct al due, si7.-
.liss. taxes. Nc, $3.50, TO the plaintiff
TOT ...'...'... .Sl''ooC
Nv Bryan l.. Kennedy
icsrH ST, 81 W. > 40 W b,h ev. .5S
9eiI. 6 sty tnt--F n Pouch ct a ag,
oscar Linaulst OF al; due, s!2s&2ss, s2s..
07259; taxes, Sc, S65i.95, 10 the LAWYERS
Mtg Co. n party in Interest. for. $40. 900
tAr aoos rt,,pr
'' N'H"'
rn, ~ 'osep" '. Gay
ioo &C., ',u2. "D9 $3.50 ~,
nr B.yIan aui ano due Ss,s2e ~,
,or w. F"''' " Nv PT,a ono
WISE Az, W .. 81 q " Home. At soSi0o. =
sty dwlg-. Lawrence Marx and ano az
Martina MIX ct al, due. tS.Ogt 81; taxes
&c. S.5s.15' rr mtg $1,000 TO me
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

oniten states Coast and Gepietic surv.v..
standard Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun riss a - sun sets Ks Mon, ..,.,56Ma
HIGH WATER MS DAY
'AndyHF'"i:iSiGov. Is. lilo Hell Cato 81
Low WATER THIS DAY.
''ndyHk = .Jd. GOV. Isl. . S "a He'll cate. 81,
Arri'ed-rHrRsDAv. June
o. Stockholm, k%lrkwsll. MAY %.
Ma principe di rdine. 54G \ ". Maple.
: nch pr,ncc. 30 ". London Ma,
Nav Thule. $50 p Wednesday. Cardiff.
s f Mt-trdyt isacA y Kirkwali. May .,
5, s,TI MERIDA 90 ", Liverpool. May II
L >iramicca. so l. Il. Tiefto TeWS
,nr Van Hoscuiorp, 1880 = NJ. rsD,me.
: ttnebroi. !! p NJ. :, Johns. Jun. 2
81 81 ns W Puerto Padre. June 2
= III Norte,. Galveston. June
IS hamilton. Norfolk. June :
- HeWton. Boston. June y
nHharls. Newport Ncws. Jun.
: honssios. Newport News. June :
> Tyler. Norfolk. June 'U
IS chesapeake. Baltimore. June
p"N AIa'or' Allhors. April a
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
9 Sieu~ Ams,erdsm at Falmouth
- boric. n Manchester
SAILED FOR NEW Yopk
: p.ca- II from chr.stian,and
Sc hroonland. from Liverpool
IS MORO Castle. from Havana
- Monterey, from Nassau
- Anianca. from Cr1Iobal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
Court Of Appeals Calender.

ALBANY, June s~-Folowirs 70 "A.
Court OF Appeals calendar 'or to-mc-ror
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09

WI1.LETT ST. 50-Ladies Bikur Chollm
SOC TO Montetore Home aud Hospital
Tor Chronic Diseases, Gun Hi rd and
cambridge aN, atty, r q a 7 Co. las
Park ~. $ " cor seth at. ico.;stco-
city Mtg co to y Y Trust co. 90 Broad
-; atty. + y Snow, - wall st rcrccorded
ION MAY 81. 1916. 81
Dwyer, ST ..."'.~ .it,3so.7 10
Tooth sT, i3S W.rrank T warbHrton,
trus. to Mary L Ripley, Hartford. Conn:
atty Jno J Dwyer. CT Bway, ..&it.3so.7s
Plate Glass Ins CO. SO Maiden Lane;
list ST. 7ls-720 w. = . cor Haven av-
a.onzo q Mclaughlin to Morris Aron
yiol eway. atty. Morris Cooper. 20
SAME PRopBRTY-Abci King and ano to
Aionzo q Mclaughlin. 22O 18Th st.
bkIyn; atty. Morris Cooper. 20 Vesey
''''.'' ''s'''ss''.' sloV
Bron,.
N Y TITLE ms co to y Y Mtg b Security
y y MrG : sEcuRITY co TO Guar Trust
y ' TRUST co to Mos. Es,a,, Inc "a
BERLEr. cIrAs. 10 Minnie rnn.st,ch. sioo
WlNTHkoP. GRANVILLE u, trus, to
Nam NJ Blake and no.. .3.SIt
cnihiATE. LATHRop. to Title Guar 4
v%tLESrrNE, srEpHES, ana anc -
MipDiEBRo6K. FREDERIc j. cxr, 10
LAWYERS MTG co to Olaf c .Hage.
SAME o Eusen: Ellsworth and ano.
Uus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09

Highest temperature. ej'. at 2 =. NJ
Lowest temperature 5l'. at ~ IS y. NJ.
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MODERN HOUSE

OF , rooms ami bath. overlooking Long
LELAND SOUND; large open nrep.Rcr, -.rrp-
Ing porcn: tiled bathroom, sewer, water,
r.s and c.ec.r.-!.. 3" minutes from S3rd
=, ard TN Ave privilege OF private bath
Ing beach; deep water anchorage; $500
ash. balance can be arranged. I. u.
STEPHENSON. giS ". san 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Horace .Ely&Co
REAL ESTATE
Il Liberty St. 489 Fifth Av.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
APARTMENTS To IET-TIRNI>HTD.

FOUR ROOM furnished apartment and
bath, including shower. Contains new
Stc,nwhy Grand Piano and fIItrcI dollar
Victrola. $500. q grove stree, For
summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE
A REAL SACRIFICE

Beautiful new house. artistic outside and q
Ul"u'l OF .nerie"flou ~ IT'S Interior. * large
r2orns i'-d hath. front md tear r0rohss
il'' 'N ''' ltrzt trees uart approach nrs
.i'ff q mluitos to station 'unn1If0t ur
- per month pr'~c. % sell quick. $500
Krone any, nlorniuS before o. \. NJ, eNculhss
aner.I ' ~ Mrs l. " Cali sp,. - Morn
inssife Drive. To Morn,ngsile So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
ELM PLACE. 24sj- william Meyran sgt
William s Nhrrem, owner and con.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
HPOl,I,

WILLIANSBRIDGE ROAD l+i5- Msurice
Raud'sr sgt william Henderson ct al.
l7IST st, 46i-453 E-Benlamin Len art
Charles Aeissl 81 al. Jan 81. 1el6 eIe0o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

42D ST, III W--Benjamin Glssser agt Mel
lie u Drake. owner: Aaron Herman. CON
BRoADwAY,- ioa, and Iea6-GsneraI
Woodwork co. Inc, agt estate Of Robert
Gosiet. owner; " Lincoln McElravy r.
%, Inc CONTRACTOR .'':,..-., 800
sTH Az. al TO 4Io--Bcssie Carolin. agt
<Si Sih Avc 70. Inc, owner; Jacob I,
Iieberman, contractor correction -. s72
DYCKMAN ST, q o cor sherman aN, look
100 Albert Schailc agt I Is g Building
90, owner and contractor. ........S $50
DOTH ST, 20 E-B Bartholomew r Dono-
hue agt II : Irving, owner and con-
AuSTERpAM ~. cor oad st, o5xii6-
Sational Excavation \ Foundation co
agt Central Baptist Church Of the city
OF y Y, owner, VIM l. Crow Construction
60. contractor. ,.,.,,...,,,. s3,Sil.3 >
BronI.
ELM PLACE. Pass william ID Mpyran sgt
william s Warren. owner and con.
23eTH ST. II =, whole block front b.tween
independence aN and Spuyten Duvvil
PARKWAY, 93s. 6N29s * irreg--Ssnue VII
son sFt lnperutor Realty Co. Solomon
l. Pskas and John Doe, Owners and con-
FoRpHAM ROAD, $40. 34a and s44-Mor.
ris HoroDitz agt Elm Holding Co. own
ers. w Burland, contractor, ......$lsS
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-01-18
ALLIES SHELL LILLE
WITH 2O-M!LE GUNS
Lens, Held byI Germans, Also
Under BOnbardmGnt.

London, Jan. 1S.-Guns to match the
mighty, long-range nowitzers of tne
Germans have at last reached the al
lies front in France, says an Amster
dam despatch.
Chief interest is centered in the Ger
man announcement that the British
have bombarded Lille Gin France)
using a gun with a range estimated
at twenty miles.
This is the first time that Lille has
been under artillery fire since it fell
into the hands of the Germans ii
September, 1914. German guns with
range of twenty miles, which were
used for the bombardment Of Dunkirl
and Verdun, were hitherto unmatched
on the allies side, but the latest de
velopments show that the Germans
must now face equal metal.
1t is regarded as significant tina
the English make no announcement
of the Smelling of Lille, while the
French war Office states that the Lille
highway was shelled. The German
war Office announces that projectiles
fell in the center of the city.
The German war Office announced ar
allied bombardment OF Lens, called
the key to Lille. Sixteen inhabitant,
Of the town were killed or wounded
by the shell fire, the Berlin statemen
adds.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-01-18
ClRLSt GIRLS! TRY IT!
STOP DANDRUFF AND
BEAUTFY YOUR HAIR
Hair stops falling out and gets thick,
wavy, strong and beautiful.

Your hair becomes light, wavy.
fluffy, abundant and appears as soft,
lustrous and beautiful as young
girls after 'Danderine hair
cleanse" Just try this-moisten a
cloth with little Danderine and
carefully draw it through your hair.
taking one small strand at a time.
This will cleanse the hair of dust,
dirt and excessive oil and in just a
few moments you have doubled the
beauty Of your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair at
once, Danderine dissolves every par
ttcle Of dandruff; cleanses, purifies
and invigorates the scalp, forever
stopping itching and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after a few weeks use when you
will actually see new hair-fne and
dOwny at first-yes-butr really new
hair growing all over the scalp. II
you care for pretty, soft hair and
lots Of it surely get a ascent bottle
Of Knowlton's Danderine from any
druggist or toilet counter, and just
try it.-AdY,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-01-18
AFTER EIGHT YEARS
Cambridge Testimony Remains IN
shaken.

Time IS the best test of truth.
Here is a Cambridge story that has
stood the test Of time. 1t is a story
with a point which will come straight
home to many of us.
Mrs. John w. Bassett, 100 Race
St., Cambridge, says: II had weak
back for many years and had to be
careful when working, as any mis-
step or sudden movement brought
on an acute attack of pain across my
back and hips. I also had frequent
dizzy spells and sharp twinges
throughout my body. Finally I got
Doan's Kidney Pills from Bradshaw's
Pharmacy and they did me world
of good"
OVER EIGHTYEARS LATER Mrs.
Bassett said: "By using Doan's Kid
ney Pills occasionally, I remain free
from kidney trouble"
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Bassett had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-01-18
First to Quit In War,

A despatch from Rome said the
Montenegrin authorities officially de
MED that Montenegro had ever adher
ed to or intended to adhere to any
separate proposal Of peace or to any
armistice with Austria. It was de-
clared. added the despatch, that King
Nicholas and his army and people
would continue to fight till the last
man.
The announcement in the Berlin
news agency despatch that Montene'
gro has asked for peace, If accurate,
marks the first known definite STEP
taken by any of the benigerents in
the European war toward the making
Of peace.
Montenegro entered the war on Au'
gust 8, 1914, when the government OF
the country Informed the Austrian
minister at Vienna that Montenegro
considered herself in a state of wal
with Austria.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-01-18
The KAISER SPEEDS ,
TO RUSSIAN FRONT
German Offensive Expected
When He Reaches War Zone.

Berlin, Jan. 1S.-Emperor William
officially announced to be completely
recovered and returning to the front.
is reported at headquarters to be or
his way to the eastern theatre OF war
It is in the east that well-informe
persons expect the next great battle
to occur, and the arrival of the kaloe
there may be the signal for renewa!
of the German offensive against the
Russians, which was halted by the
Serbian campaign.
Many Germans believe the war will
be won within Russia. The deadlock
in the west is one that cannot be
broken by the Teutons or the allies
without enormous losses that would
make victory in such operations an
empty one, according to some German
experts. They point out the length
of the front in Russia makes the east
ern theatre of war the only one IL
which there can be any exercise Of
military strategy.
The belief is growing in Berlin thai
there will be no campaign against Sa
lonika. By it's victory in Serbia, Ger
many accomplished its two-fold pur
pose of making Bulgaria it's ally anc
stopping the transportation of ammn
milton to Russia from Salonika. Meth
ing further would be gained by the
capture of Salonika, the experts say
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-01-18
MONTENEGRO
SUES FOR PEACE
Quitting Of Little Kingdom Con-
firmad at Budapest.
SURRENDER IS UNCONDITIONAL
Marks the First Break In the Allies
Ranks-Terms Are Offered by Aus
tria.

IFlS.
Berlin, by wireless to Sayville, L. I.
Jan. 1S.-The Overseas Ness agen1
announces that Count Tisza, the Hun
garian premier, had declared IN the
Hungarian parliament that Mcntene
gro had asked for peace.
Montenegro which asked for the ar
mistice last Thursday, consented I'm
conditionally to lay down her arms
and would be accorded the peace she
requested, the premier declared.
The news agency report reads a:
follows:
"The proceedings under the frs
paragraph of the order Of the day
had just been completed when Coun
Tisza asked permission to Interrupt
the discussion. He stated that the
king and government of Montenegro
had asked the Inauguration of peace
negotiations.
1.-THE announcement caused grea
commotion in parliament.
1--WE asked that beforehand Monte
negro Internationally lay down hel
arms" continued the premier.
Joyful shouts followed this state
ment.
"Just at this moment" continue
the prime minister, "the news has ar
rived that the unconditional laying
down of arms has been accepted.
"Since the preliminary condition
has been fulfilled, peace negotiation:
will be entered into Immediately"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-01-18
KING URGES SWEDEN TO ARM
Disregard of NeutraIs' Rights In

TSSdIu VI iNVdSi oiS S'S'sS
creases Need Of Preparedness.
London, Jan. 1S.-The Swedish Par
lament was opened. In the speech
from the throne, as forwarded by Reu-
ter's correspondent at Stockholm,
King Gustave said:
"a formidable struggle of eVer-.n-
creasing intensity, which will decide
the future Of nations, is taking place.
Our government earnestly hopes to be
Rble always to maintain the neutrality
which 1t decided to observe from the
beginning, but to maintain neutrality
and the sovereignty of Sweden, in
creased forces on land and sea must
be in readiness.
Sweden has felt the effects Of the
war in enormous ways during the last
year. Belligerents have neglected in
an ever-increasing degree to observe
international law providing for pro
lection of neutrals and for limitation
of deeds of violence"
King Gustave emphasized Sweden's
part in UNFOLDING International Law
and the constant difficulties she l.
meeting to obtain her economic rights
because of the attitude of belligerents
The government had been compelled
more than once, he said, to resist at
tempts to place the industrial ani
commercial rights of the country I'm
der the usurped control Of anothei
power.
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Urqe Joint Action to Stop Murders.

urge JOINT ACtion TO stop muFoeFS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.-EStablishment
Of a neutral zone in northern Mexico,
to be jointly policed by the forces OF
Mexico and the United States unless
disorders are speedily controlled, Is
proposed in a resolution introduced by
Senator Gore, Democrat, Of Oklahoma
The resolution, which was referred
to the foreign relations committee.
would authorize the president to enter
into an agreement with General Car
rama to use troops to restore order.
and make life secure in that portion
of Mexico adjacent to the United
States. There was no discussion on
the proposal.
Evidence obtained at FL Paso by
state department agents indicates that
Carranza authorities at chihuahua as.
sured C. r. Watson, head of the party
Of American mining men, Of whom
sixteen were killed near Santa Ysabel,
that no escort was necessary.
In that opinion many Of the Ameri
cans concurred, although they had sug
gested to the authorities the advisa.
bility of sending troops with the par
ty.
The advices further said the Car.
rama governor of Chihuahua gave
Watson a personal passport, and that
the Carranza immigration authorities
in Juarez gave a general passport fol-
the whole party. These developments
are taken to point to responsibility OF
the Carranza government for not ade,
Quately protecting the Americans.
State department. officials indicated,
however, that they did not consider
the advices as being finally sufficient
to determine the responsibility Of the
Carranza government, and further in.
vestigation will be made.