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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07

obIt All Iammeln, oas ipenige, bas urs
brdu6bar lit, muB uhf6dblid gemddt
perotn. Sn biefem Sabr iDll cine be-
Ipnbers retGe @pfelernte beboritehen.
Nift cine Gru9t foate amtommsn. Sat
man bic aepfel getpai9en unb 3erI9nits
fen, 10 tomnen ffe ungefdGlt = gerdbe
inter Der S9dle ftnb fpertoole 8etdnbs
teile = nit @afer bebedt in groBen
Refen oufs 6euer, perben pei4 ges
fo6t, in Geibtiider qeIAittet unb iibtr
Ra9t abluufen geIafen, o6ne OuB bic
Griidtt gebriidt iperben, Iont ipiro Der
Salt triib. Damn nirb oer Sdft getpos
gen unb ouF l aiart 6 llnSen ,3rder
uno Elm Stiid6en @unile Ole aber fir
Grdnttn5lpede fortgeluFen iperben muB)
dere6net uno oies ipdbrenb q Gtunoe
untsr Q6i6dumen flar gcto6t, in Glds
fder 0efiiIt, nertortt unb berIiegelt. gu
9elee tDirb dif / Quart / 9funb 3uder
gere6net. Der 3uder nirb getldrt, bid
eirgeto6t unb odnn NIT BEN Gaft 70
large geribrt, Biz bic MdIe gdlIsrtartig
bidt, in GldTer pber Steint6pfe gefint
unb 5uoe6unben. 9dbur6, bdB BET
3uter erit p6nc GdFt gfbidt tpirb, fodt
bds Seize tiir5er uno bt6dtt elm. belle
5ar6e. Die I'M Sei6tu9 entbdltenen
4epfel nsrhen ausgeprsbt unb bas Mart
nit Der SGlfte Biz Elm 9rittel feines Sc
tpiftS an 3uder inter ftettm Hitbren 81
elmer iteifen Marmelabe getp6t. Gin
Gtidfen Sngrtr er66bt 6altbdrteit nnb
@o6lgeI9mad. ao6t man bas Mart
nod Iteifer Elm inter porheri9em 5in5us
fiigen rottr &iidenfurbe unb benz Saft
elmer 3itront, 70 lam es duf tpeiBe pa
pterboaen gum Srodntn eetropTt fperbeu
uno gibt 70 bic pohlI8mtdtnben Sruffs
paTten. 2luA in susceptible biersdige
8tedtaifen fam es geT6ittet unb ndh
BEN Grfdlten in pafenbe Streif9en gez
f6nttten iperben, bic man an Der 9ufl
trDdret ODER in 3rtder fpenbtt. apfsls
mart 1T aud aIs 8rnnbldae fir onbere
6ru6tpditen, 3. 9. fotht Bon 4pritoTen,
Reineclduben uftp. %eeeignet. IS ipiro
bdrn Elm gierteG QpFelmdrt duF brei
8iertef dnberes Mart gsredntt. Das
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07

anbere 2isb6abereien, 70 OaB man fid
taum nod bei ben gemeinIamen MabIs
5eiten gu feben betDmmt. Sn manden
Sdulern fiQeH Gefu9 unb llmgang,
8srgniieuhgsn ln6 @GIfdfte bic 3eit
p%ouitdnbig aus; es lit and taum nod
plat fir cine ainOersriTtsn3. Die Rdber
Der seisligen Mdi9int sItittn iibsr ie
binipsg, unb tpas fe fdgsn, ilagtn urb
b~srtrauen poIsn, gent inter in benz
2drm, ODER ipiro dIs undrt ssriiet.
Go ungeFG6r berIGuFf bds 3dgesIeben
Der GripdnIener in pielen 5dmilicn,
bus f6 oft Bis tieF in bic gla6t bineiM
auSbebuf. Mdn bebarf nd6 ben Riben
Teints 9crlfcs bod nod elmer Grbos
lung! So trtibt ft6 bcnn bic Snsenb
bis In bic ipdten Stuiocn in @dnocls
bj~lbtrtbtattrn umber, un6 am ndditen
Niorstn BART bic Qrbtit, bic bann MIR
maneelbaft bsrrihtet ipirb, Der 2dnes
1nlGFer. Stctt an Sonns uno 5eiers
tdgsn i~psnigItens bann uro ipann gu
9auie nsue 9rdfte fir Ieinen geruf gu
IommsIn, rndert man fid aif qitnits,
DaFerfabrtsn uno adnbpdttisn Biz our
uebsridttiguhg al unb mas BAT nan
babpn9.. =. a0nnte Sd ni6t snbIid pis.
Der cine berniinfttee DdnbIun9 gee
fhufFen perbsn2 SIT es benn 70 fdper,
fir bic eigene Gomilie, cine traute,
freuubIidt 6dusIi@feit Gtifrtdt 5u err
bdlten, in Der isbtr Gin5tIne 3ufIuHt
unb gr1pIuns Onn duBeren @iberpGrs
tisttitsn fiaOst, aud fpenn itne gutrl
@viitsr ber gtrsdngtnb,it ung nibt
rshs hIisab IMP itisenb sur Gsiis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07

lDurbe Gin 3afelIerbics fur arau Bits
liam 81. 8auotrbilt f~srtiggeitett, bon
benz luir in unIeren 5llultratioHeu eiHeu
Ibbrud ipibergabeu.
41e 9efdBe ipsr6tn nit 6er Sonb
mooslliert. 0ie btreits erfpG6nt, piro
bic 6eriteIuug Der @efdBe mad btuIels
ben Met1oben betrieben, ME lie Dor Ians
ger 3eit in @tbrduh ioortr. sSn btr
6nuptldde trGgt 3ufu puten @elingm
cine gtiinoEide 8edrbettung bes IONS
bur4 Gntten bsi uno fernet bas 9rods
nen an Der Come unb Baden in feinz
sgubia reguIiertsn grtnn0fen. Sebe linz
reinbeit uno je6er fleinits Manqel an
plaiti3itdt i'm Con tritt our6 bas 5euer
unerbittIih 5utagt. Rad benz Baden
pir6 bic 5orm gidIiert. Dies gef@ie6t
burd giptauAen in cine @ldTurmdFt,
bertH 8eitanbteite fliiTiqt Mintrnlitn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07

fteben? Damn piirben fd bic 9anbt
Der aiebe ipieber feiter unb inniger un
@Ge idtingeu unb mir uns bel sliids
lider fiibIcr, als in Der episen Sait
nae 5ipeifelbaften @ersnigunaer, 5te
mir nit 5rembeu genieBsn, gerfuhtn
mir bdbtr, bieTe siitigett, fsrntn GsftdItcn
gum 1eif penieItens 5u erItbsn uflb ben
ltnTrigtn mebr perf6nItaes Snterefe
entgegen 81 bringen. aass aeib. ale
5tr3enstduf8ungen ldiTen ii9 ertrdesn,
Iotange mir nod Elm GEM bubsn uno
infer ipirttiheS Selbit eintn Biosr6aa
intreuen Scelen finbet,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07

~aSH% is groBc 3cit, in Der mir febt
leben, BAT bic in Der Grauens
~ ietIc idummernben 9rdfte 8u
- elmer srItaunIiden 666e Der
entpidlung gebrd4t, unb taft ieber Gag
tlnoet In einsm nsuen Sobenliebt bic
fftbarsH 8prtI6ritte bss .Idpadsn
9ei8Iedts" auf alien erbentItdtn Sc
bieten. 8utd bic characterization
1erbditnihe se3pungsr, petteiTern, tpie
ME 3ubor. Mann uno Weib in Der grs
fiaung bsrrliaer ghfeaben gum geItea
ibrts Batertdnoss uno nett iiber bags
lelbe binaus. 10 bdB Der Gtnflub
0sr Gruuen auf bds bsutige Staatslebsn
BON sdn5 eepdIlisa 8tbtutune iii.
Gpe8ieu bic Grobitabt nit ibrtm pieIs
ieitigtn, inttrshaaten @striebe, fdaF
cine siesunrtiee B~rausnraHe. bic ii9
our9 ibr ener9ifdes unb 3ieIbsnubtes
Ginsreifen In frtmbt Gpbdrcn unb 9cs
RUE 81 GROCER GelbIdnbiefeit unb llns
"dbbaHeigteit tr5og.
Ss fam ni4t %gsIeugnel iperbtn, baB
BEL alien ben gIGnStnben GrrlngcnI6aFs
Der Reu3sit fd bic dorm nnb
= mmnng mnieres 8aiein8 bisIfd9
tuenn ni6t bSaig, ptrdnbtrte unb bdB
bur9 bieIsn Dt6Tsl bauptTd6Ii9 bas
tigcntli9e J%amiIienltben BON Itinsm
trauli9 esmiiiIihen Gbaratter nieI bsrs
loren bat. Denn frog Der MltHes 6ss
quemsr Gtnridtunesn, ptIds bic Gdbs
rane zines mobernm 9ousbaIts rnses
msin srlei9tsrn, ptrmiTtn mir nod
INNER ffmet5Ii1 6os FtiIeeTddfiiee
WaIten isuer unipru6sloIeH, fpmpdibis
f9tn GrdusnesItaIttn, bic nod bur
flnf5ig Sdbrtn Elm Ssim 70 dnssnsbm
unb nohnlih 81 MAIDEN perltdnben. 81
ibHsn cable id sund9R infer padtrts,
brapss eausmattrMsn, bas chen Hur
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07
YerwertlnS pon GfaGdptdn
nn0 Aepteln.

Sengeube Sibe iitgt iiber BEN 9drtsn:
Mittaasniue - oa, Elm BUMPER Shlag
duf oas Dad bes 9~arteubdulss, bds
Gsrdui9 sinss be~rdbfdlsnbeR @toos,
uub mir iebsn eineH eolbiggeIben apfel
81 unIsrcH 6iiBsn lisgsn. Do6 es 1T
nod lsins Reife5sit, oOr5eitig fdrbts er
fd gelb, mir bemerIen an ibm bic Spus
rem 6ss @urmes. QlTo btneir nit ibm
in bic aii6e, sum robsn @enub 1T sr
ROD ntdt geeisnet, beIto mtbr dbsr,
nadbem dIes S6ledte dassei9nitten
1T, sum @tleebereitsn. Die Obtbdums
beIiBer ieien bier gefDarnt, tuurmitidiges
Sbit, bas ni6t gu oermerten 1T i'm @ars
ten liean al ldFen. 8lsibt es ouf BEN
gobsn litesn, 10 idlipft bic 9taoe aus
Der 6rn6t, perpuppt ftd unb i'm ndhiten
Ssdbr tDnnsn mir an Der gldfe tpurms
ii6i9sr Srii9te Isbsn, tpie unIers Na6s
IGIf9teit su unTerem SGnbsn gefuirtt
BAT. So gift dIfo iebsn Sag, bos Sail
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07

qpTtlmdrt lam eeIiibt, aufseioht uni
Fsh in StstiliFereldIer ssbriidt nsToen,
70 bah tstnt 9uFtblGIen mtItbe. III
Stunbs lana Del 100 gdb RerIIiFeren-
Don ben bsFten MepftIn lam aud mil
3pdIdsn uub iIeineu Niir5birnen Elm
guits MiIhtompott setodt psroen, bds
pie apfelwns fteriliFsrt pirb. Mepfei
unb girntn rperben psid sttont, bic
3pstT6er baSu geton urb oIss nod rims
NAL auFedo6t, gut ssmiidt nnb l~teriIis
Fsrt. qtgt man inert auf bellies feiHts
apftImus eann miiFen sntIprsdsHb quite
SorteR etnommen Dtr6en unb bic
griidts In einem iptiBsmaiaRrten 8opf
eetpdt nnb ni6t nit Mttaafeben. slcfs
feln unb bergIei6en In 8sriibrnus ets
btadt perbsn. @olbreinttttn 4eptngs
uub Sdlpilen asben bas fsinIts aompost.
Gs ipirS sum @iles obsr @eFlieelsona
eereiGt. qpfeItraut 1T Gin ieAr beliebter
SrotaufIde. Sc pirb aus halb 9irnsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07
anf itiaen strafcn.

SSu bts cages fdiItctn 3reibtn,
6er3, ipie biIt 6u bod allen
alinet 70 fremp bas frobe 2a9eu,
limb BON tuuienb bunten Saden
SIT Elm liner, nirrer S4eiH, -
@tile StrdBsn muBt bu %punbsrn,
Menu bic 9dmmrllng iie umIpann; ~
Mo gerIaFne einIam iteben
lHb mad puntlen 5enitern ipaBsn,
Sebt Elm Sruum gu iiueeR an.
limb fpenu feline 9ieOer tliugen,
9ou6en milb aus Ia9t unb Geib
2iebe sdrtIiae @eItalttn,
Die bid an ben 5dnotn 6alttn
Sn Der sroBeu @infdmteit.
Sfa maOeIeius sdaIse.
D4-@
q1.e all x.f.sL4 11..S "a :.L...u -,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07
Ser Santpf Der 5ansfran.

@ict bort man BON W1ffcntuten
limb es reimet fid ouf narieg"
6ier un6 od in ben @ebidtcn
Sreffli9 bunn bas 8Drt6en ,Sieg".
ord nies Bort lam ui6t qsbtdufen
Ber Der 9dusfrau &ries beIingt,
WeiI ba icber Sag benz 6einnt
Reues auferiteben bringt.
Sine grobma9t fonberslei6en
SIT Der Stdub in meinem Sdus;
@inerIei, piebieI Der Siege
Steiner trsibt i'm gang binaus!
unb mitunter i'm Gefedte
S4etut sr mid 81 bTbnsn nod,
Wenn mir sinfdIt, bob ih I9liebIi6
GeIbsr tUerO' gu Gtaube bod.
Dieies fam mid ni6t srreqen,
Wenn Hur Gins id boffenb glaub':
Dab I'm 9imnel ale 6arisn
@olbis glan0en - Dbne Staub!
garIG @acaier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07

bilben. Die 3uTammniebung III 6ss
beimnis bon 5rau Rice unb biIoet ben
SdliiFtt gu ibrem grfolg.
90 lerRtn mir in 5rau Rice cine
Dame tsnnen. beren l~lnterns6men einem
etntrdgtidsn 8unItgstuerbe bier 8oben
errungen bat unb beren ener9ifdes
9ur9IeBsu ibrer perf6nli6feit aud
dnosre gu gleidem Sun dnipornen ntrb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07
@rlpartnna.

Sc mar 10 fiji in benz tpeiten Hdnm,
aotgolOene @olfen an SimmelsIaam.
Die 5oscn ltiIe BON banuen.
Die gDsein IdIiefen i'm traaten Neif
llnb bon Der 9irfen fhldnEem 8tdf
@itl bIintenOe SrGnen rdnnsn.
8unbtrbar mars - pie eia Mardti.
trdnm -.
Die &irIden ld9ten am bohen Baum
Der Sdsmin Itreut taufenO Gtsrne.
Gs t0nten nit Dolem peihen 9lung
Die Rirdenglo1en ben Wsg tRtIdng
8erhalsnb in Meter Jsrne.
Gin gDttesnunber mars melt unb 6rfit.
Sn blibtn6 goIoensr Gpmmfrs5it
Sn bisIem fnimmernoen @drten.
Gin IsiIss Mbnen BON Slid unb
Gdmer8
Ourd3ittsris 6dS beraufate oers
Wlodfs tpphl auf MuHber purEen2
Grete Sbuman1s3eh. grentea.
D+~<G-
= ri Ass,e So
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07

Dir gisbs iudt Hlibe unb Jritbsn
cine pauit in Der ermiipsnosh Esshe
bss @sEufspramaE
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Die NtbrmDnen Fsbslisn f6 i'm
JUL 1547 in GaIsissloI an
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-07

Wu nidt etliebt pirb, if ibsraI unb
uni,t alien siHIan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-20

baroness wished to have the engage
ment announced by Captain Saunders
mother, who lives in Watford. Ontario
SO she proposed three years ago that
they both make the journey OF more
than $4,000 miles 20 Watford, TO be
married IN Captain SAUNDERS old
home.
Just before they were ready 70 start
Captain Saundcrs's brain became al
fected by long exposure in the tropical
climate and their sailing was post
poned. Baroness Van Pappenheim be.
came his nurse, and after struggle OF
more than two years and half he re-
covered.
On October q they left Batavia on
the Maidoncn. hoping to arrive IN time
20 take Christmas dinner with Captain
Saunders's mother
When port health officers boarded the
ship yesterday Captain Jan kunst OF
the Maidonen reported that one OF MS
passengers had previously suffered
mental arrangement, but that during
the long voyage he had manifested no
symptoms and had appeared entirely
sane.
The health officers were obdurate
and ordered him 20 be detained at Ellis
Island FOR further examination.
Baroness Van Pappenhelm refused
10 leave her fInce and received per
mission from immigration authorities
10 accompany him to Ellis Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-20
Bowery's 400 Vie with Clergy
in Doing John Callahan Honor
Mission Worker Tells Birthday Guests How He Went from
New York to Jal-Visitors Accept Tombs
Chapains Invitation to Salvation

Abide with me- Fast FALLS the even
tide.
The darkness deepens; Lord. with M
abide"
Boys. Come Along"
They wiped their eyes. the singers.
upon frayed flannel cuffs Of uneertaif
color. when Big Brother John extended
his birthday invitation 10 salvation:
Hold up your hands, boys, II you1i
do IT." he said. you can. | know.
Come along with the mitt.'
So they came along with the mtt'
And an expression still more ecstatIc
came over their faces as the odors O.;
the birthday feast permeated the big
hall.
You've done a big thing" said Mike
Rofrano, meaning that since his last
birthday John Callahan has housed
$4,000 bedless folks and fed 126,0sl
starving ones.
Here's the girl owe it to-" said
John Callahan, with his hand on his
wife's shoulder.
yes, it's the women we owe it to.
Don't | know" said Mike Rofrano.
God bless Brother John, the poor
mans friend. and send him a hundred
more birthdays" shouted one guest.
And all the others stopped eating 10
cheer. And that means lot these days
on the Bowery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-20

Big Brother john" as they know
him in his mission on the Bowery, the
Irish Johnny who kept bar in Mime
apolis and did time at Joliet, the Dr..
Callahan who is chaplain Of the
Tombs had birthday party yester-
day
And % was some party the guests
said so themselves. All afternoon and
evening an army Of them marched in
state 10 Hsdley Hail. at 29S Bowery,
the elite Of down and-outdom. the sris-
tocracy of the collarless and unshayen,
men whose names are written in blue
book of their own, with illustrations
that are often copied for one Of the
largest galleries of the world.
This party took in the blind, the
lame and the halt and lots of other
folks. There were dope hends, of
past and present lenses. retrieved
gunner. repentant gangsters, gentle
men rather ION bat" gentlemen with
a good skate on" and other gentlemen
who went TO sleep almost the minute
they sat down in the warm room, be-
cause the park benches have been so
poorly heated Of late. Somebody ought
to speak to the janitor about il.
Bishops There. Too
Bishops came, too, and politicians,
the business men Of the neigh borhood
and clergymen from all over the city.
Milo Rofropo xrae fbaro Tho uallop n
the Tombs still upon his face. Bishop
Luther Wilson was there. All wanted
TO wish Big Brother John" many
happy returns Of the day.
How the big door whned upon its
hinges as it opened to let them in
that same door that remembered the
days when il had given entrance to
the headquarters of the old Paul Kelly
gangl But the echoes that formerly
whispered in the underworld. now con.
verted, shouted a gospel hymn set TO
"Tipperary" time:
IFS long way TO the Homeland,
It's along way to go
In a little office were John Gala
hans birthday presents. Some he had
taken forcibly from his guests. None
was useful, and yet Big Brother John"
set great store by them. They num-
bered one revolver (loaded), one dope
set, knife. a blackjack. a thumbed
Life of Jesse James taken from
boy fifteen years old; two black masks,
a silk plug hat that had been sent IN
with other clothing TO be given away.
but had been metamorphosed into a
collection basket these and the shabby
nickel Testament. dog-eared and fall
ing to pieces, that had been given John
Callahan. barkeep and ex-con, twenty
six years ago in the little Minneapolis
mission where he was converted.
Tells Guests His Story
He was telling his guests about IL
Listen. boys" he said. 1--WE been
through it all. Ny mother died when
7 was six years old. was put into an
orphan asylum, but il wasn't long be-
fore ! was out, shining shoes and sell
ING papers around the Grand Central.
/ was A kid without a mother. ! went
wrong. That's why my heart goes out
10 YOU OF the underworld.
81 couldn't shake the gang when !
came out of Joliet. SO | went to Min
neapolis. One night when had =
good skate on man asked me into a
mission. They were singing, boys The
last time / had heard that song YVES
over nv mothers coffin"
The hoarse choir boys Of the under
world Joined in as Miss Pay Klyver
swung into the old tune:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-20
Baroness Follows FianCe
She NurSed for Months
to Ellis Island
COME $1,000 MILES
TO WE'D IN CANADA
SuitOr'S Brain Affected,
but He Recovered
Must Stand Test

A romance which began FIVE years
ago under the royal palms on the isl
and of Java and since has endured
through illness and has been bright
ened by unremitting self-sacrihce no,
to mention a 16-000-mile voyage
found a new lodging in the Health Of
ficer's quarters on Ellis Island yester-
day.
When the ice-incrusted Dutch
freighter Madonen came up the Bay,
almost three months out from Batavia,
and dropped anchor off Quarantine the
details Of this romance were brought
TO light.
The principals are Baroness Con-
stanza Theodore Van Pappenheim. OF
The Hague, and CAPTAIN Wallace Saun-
ders. former captain of Princess Pa
tricia's Light Infantry. who was sent
to Ellis Island for further eyemina-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-20
SANTA CLAUS STILL BUSY
RAISING PAY OF WORKERS
Biltmore Hotel, Banks and Other Con-
Germs Announce Bonuses


More employers announced yester-
day that they were going TO give
Christmas gifts 70 their employees
Most Of them we're Influenced IN part
they said, by the increase in the price
Of necessities.
The management Of the Biltmore Ho-
eel has $4,000 ready TO be distributed
TO employees. Ten per cent OF their
annual salaries will be given TO all en-
ployes Of the Atlantic National Bank
who have been in its service more than
year.
the Gulf Refining Company at Port
Arthur and Fort Worth, Tex, got word
Yesterday that a bonus system would
be installed immediately amounting 10
from 20 10 80 cents day Tor each
The Germania Bank, at Spring Street
and the Bowery, is giving bonus
amounting 10 10 per cent Of salaries
instead of per cent, as heretofore.
The National City Company, which
recently took over the bond department
OF the National City Bank and is owned
bv National City Bank interests, has
declared a special Christmas bonus TO
its employees running from 1872 per
cent to 20 per cent Of salaries.
The Central Trust Company has dc.
clared the usual Christmas bonus OF
so per cent Of salaries. This is in add
ton 10 the recently announced dis.
tribution OF about 3ll4 per cent Of
salaries TO offset the increased cost OF
living. The trustees also voted a spe-
cial distribution to the officers Of the
company. ",
The Stock Exchange firm OF Harri-
man & Co. will give bonus TO en-
ployes Of 80 per cent Of salaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-20
DILLON ACCUSED
IN MILK HEARING
Food Commissioner Calls
FavoritiSm Charges
Ridiculous"

Tho Attorney Generals committee re-
...y,5 further testimony yesterday con-
,.-,ine the alleged fsvoritism shown
h, y A Van Son. said TO be former
,-ploye Of the State Department OF
GODS in his administration Of the milk
supply. ,
On Monday Van Son was accused OF
,c.rc as on agent FOR upstate eresm-
.-;es While working for the state. Yes
,.rdav Theodore G. Caldwell, treasurer
~ ,bc p. T. stevens Min Company,
.,s,ifel chat tho nan had been men,
80 70 Che milk industry and alleged
.6a, he had favored the Modern DAIRY
rrmnsrv. IN which he held stock. by al
ling them to obtain large quantities
- mix and the free use OF certain
plants. -,,-..-
nm tbc part OF Commissioner Dillon in
Ysn Sons supposed scheme.
81 understand" he said. that all
,t-ouTb the milk strike anybody who
rsrted milk and went 10 Commissioner
MILLION received q card OF the Modern
nsirv Company and was referred TO
-la. concern. ] heard il said that Dill
lon was interested in the Modern Dairy
Co~psnv. but 7 don't know anything
about that .-a
Commissioner Dillon contradIc,eo
chs testimony when il wss read TO him
f..t NIGHT al his home, where he "
confined by Illness. -
"The charge that favored any dairy
company during the recent milk te-up
f. 100 ridiculous 20 discuss he ss,a.
"Thls sort Of stuff hardly deserves the
entity Of denial" ,,r,.
violence that the Sanitary ME
Dealers Association retained counse,l
ir Albany and hired q man to watch
tic Legislature. lest bills should be
Used detrimental to their organic.
toots IF the Lederle Laboratories we're
examined. .;..5 on
January 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-20
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petitions

WILLIAM WALKER 4 petition has been fled
sss'nst william walker. clothing dealer Al isA
A Charm 1859: Cohen Il Casnsr. SO. ard Louis
Cohen 49, lie made a. assignment on Monds}
Liabilities are reported 70 be $4,000 and assets
Alfonso LANBRoSA. n 20 s.. Marks pl,
formerly a wholesale dealer in Italian groceries.
has nled a Petition with liabilities Of S2ss1l. con-
trscted as a partner in the arm o. Labste Lam
assets OF $40. consisting ~ four shares Of stock
Gus MARCANrONIo. bartender. % 80 Easl
I:l,t s.. has niel petition Win LIABILITIES O,
George Ehr,t 5000 and Mrs. D. Esgers. $500
Ga lease. lie formerly kept SAIGON o. -2l'
HERMAN V. COHEN. ar so East 1891 ST. has
fled petition win liabilities Of 5000 and no
JOSEPH ANDRES. formerly ~ Kowtlsh & An
dfes co. manufacturers - willow furniture. hf'
Ned petition with liabilities Of Sifi and nom
insl assets q $500 10 . claim sssins' Louis hofsl-
Ski.
Petition Dismissed
PINKEL BROS Judy Mayer has dismissed ifc
petition flsd on December against Pinkel Bros
ksuer & Davidson. who said hat the firm had made
settlement with creditors A. 30 cents on 'he dol
a. cash. payable In thirty days
Trustee Removed
T.. PETRI 4 BRO.-iudg, learned Hand Ia,
removed Antonio Muses. % - Water st.. trustee
Gers formerly A. 232 West st.. because he failed Ia
fle Lis report Tie firm went into bankruptcy on
MAY e. 1910. with Liabilities - t3i.l10 and assets
of slosoO. and Mr.. Muslca was elected trus'-e On
Msy p. 1910.
COLWEIL LEAD CO.--At 8 meeting CT creditors
~ the Colven Lead Co. Of III West goth ST. held
a. ne office Of " " Wills. referee In bankruptcy
and bis bond vas fixed At $4,000. Forty On
claims we're fled aggrefsting 1927 600.