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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

Afiice u hereby sise.
telt.sncnssry o. he eri.i.
~ Barnett. deosased L.
county. Nissouri. were ers-aoaa
undersigned exeeuhir bv - s&
ceuFt Of Andrain COUNTY
on and bearing date Of An,s
and al persons having el,;-. ~
said estate are require ssssa
same % tho undersigned eSala
allowance within six month =
raid date Of said letterE a. e
BE- precluded from any bessss nil
estate and Il such eiaim1 - -
h.bated within one year frnn Ios =
q re last Insertion Of tbe 3 81
Of this notice. they shsn bsaen
barred. % iofsts
SUSAN AGNES BARNET,
Fra~aa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

1T is most important that drivers
Of motor ears and hoFSe drawn vehi-
eleg observe the traffic ordinances. By
keeping to the right Of the poles in the
center 81 the intsrsecting streets you
will not only protect yourself from
accident but facilitate traffic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

Rev. Nelson TrimbIe, editor Of The
Columbia, Mo- Times preached q
splendid sermon at Middletown Sun
day, and made the Ledger q social call
Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

VISITING stoekmen express much
pleasure al The idea Of me Mexico
Pair having a ~E00dollar mule ring
thls year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
EowtoaDoid
Operations
These Three Women Tel How They
Escaped The Dreadful Ordeal Of
Surgical Operations.

Hospitals are great and Necessary Institutions but they
should be the last resort tns women who suffer wit, Ills
peculiar to their sex. Many letters on Gle m the Pinkham
Laboratory at Lynn. Mass prove tsat a great number Of
women after they have been recommended to submit to an
operation have becn made well by Lydia z. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound. Here are three such letters. An
SCI women shonld read then.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
MsnEIG-kN WTNs STATE
CHAMPIONSHIP WEDNESDAY


xeMFrIkN WINS STATE
CHAMPIONSHIP HEDSESDAl
wHAr ooACHE SAID or /.
MrNFxAx TEAM AID
rs ~
WHnn. 1pt.is q - Ms
suzsi l4sket aE tssz far 1sle-
II. NE rsfsrssd ~ uns aid
afszr ths ca.test dhzt ths N1z-
- ssnm v4s fry Rr CERT ~
bsst te1n
Cad Rsr9cr a ths unirsr-
atr e Nsnuuri sd that ~
fss.e team urn and thst ~
slosflr - i The serord hsA
susd 1hsr ossr trni1ing U
i,ck q Frsaiee Ths tna Is
ths team ps.uissd bnt fssr
lnys preparstoEy y this past
season sanlE.
srhulss sosek a ire Missouri
rrark tzan ezE 0rrxing
with prziss n he game ~ i
gzs q haake4ban !
ever WITNESSED sRA scknlts
amer TIA eanss ~Mszsce has
3 sYleada snaehins n is TOO
h.a that this Is their last year F;
issether.-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

JOHN d. ATKINSON. candidate
for Governor, was m Mexico ID atten-
dance " the biz horse sale, and met
many friends who ars his warm sup
porters for Governor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
E FINAL sErTLENENI

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that hHa
settlement of the estate 2
w. H. cooNs, Deceased
viii be made at the May tern Z
tlle Probate Court Of Audrain 0gHl
Missoari, to be held at Msxic, No. ?
Tie second Monday in May, 1919
Grace Parker Coons, Esscuils
and North Missouri Trust "a
W. w. Pollock, Presldsns
Attests J. G. Mundy, secg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

Mrs. R. w. Mish, and baby OF yir-
ginia, are the guests Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Bolts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

with female troubles that / could not do anything and our doctor
said | would have to undergo an operation. l could hardly walk
without help 50 when I read about the Vegptshle Compound and what
Il had done for others I thought / would try tt / got a bottle OF
lydia Z Pfnkhaufs Vegetable Compound and o package OF lydia =
Pnkfams Sanadye wash and used them according TO dlpectlons
Theyhelped me and today lam able todoal my work and lam we'll
Mrs THoA D9YER, $50 Milwaukee Ave, East Detroit, Mich
Bellevue, pa suffered more than tongue can tel with terrible
bearing down mains and inflammation. I tried several doctors and
they an told me the same STORY, that I never could get well without
an operation and / Just dreaded the thought OF that also tried a
good many other medicines that were recommended TO me and none
Of them helped me until a friend advised me to give Lydia II Pink
hams Vegetable Compound q trial The first bottle helped, 4 Kept
taking It and now I don't know what 1t is to DO sick any more AID 4
~nas Kicking up in weight. am 20 years old and weigh 49, pounds.
IL VIII Efnsmwaate pleasure to me If / can hare the oppor-
tunity to recommend Il 10 anywssszGapeEin woman Miss Irene
FRoEIzCHER, 1923 Manhattan ST. North SidE Beuexea "a
III Won would like special advice write to Lydia z. Pi5kham
Med. Co fc0nhdenfiallL Lynn, Mass. Your letter VIII fe opened
read and answered BY a woman and held In strict Confidence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

J, p. Moore, steward Of hospital.
No. ! Fulton, attended the big horse
sale here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

Louie Doss, formerly night clerk at
the Ringo, Is now visiting his brother
AZ Brunswick, Mo,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

VI beslgnatio,
ssese Of Missouri,
County of Audrain. IS

NOties 8 hereby gwen tA.t
undersigned guardian Of n. =
and estate Of Eugene Pslr.ip elsa
was adju5ged BY the Probate 81. =.
Andnin County to b. ~ ssars Z
mind, apply to she Probate c sen:
sid county at the next tsr~ .0at {
held at the court house ~ I'm @k
day Of May, 1916, for permis.i.. y
resign as such guardian. ''0A .
Tat D. G. SPELLNAN G..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
or FINA1. srrr, ,,,,-

Notice Is hereby given tbst 81
settlement Of the ss.s.. lna
JOHN ALLISON, Deceased
VII be made at the May
q the Probate Court Of Az
county. Missouri, to be held a u.
icc. Missouri, on the second N.,I.,
in hday 1915. ~'
w. W MIrNi1x r.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

@sELFsTsIRp solomon dien Is
London You're wrong. r, Z. is safe
Az iphysicalIy) sound
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

Toe. right fherey-d0nff DO afTaldf
ahas'e ktf~~feel how smooth the nltln
~ Well, that's whore the corn a
We'll. that beats alif That's the way
ssGsta.lf3 works on ali corna. every
corn, every time. TIA the new, aiif pie
NaY of curing rofne. You'll say good
bye Ia All foolish cpntraptionn like
bnahtine tandnRAA sticky tape, pIhss
tors. ~teereatlnR HnIyes, aud Rfnees
dikgeff such ~ knivee. fazors and
effelofn, t9etH.ftN stops pain Appiiea
IN seconds. NeEef fails. nothing 70
Stlak 70. hurt % press on the earn.
hottie, - sent direcf ~ ~, LawreHce
a Co. Chicago. III
Sold IN Mexico ind recommended as
The worlds best corn remedy by Lew
a Son and BuekHcr Drug Go.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

Val ErdIe Of Rush Hill was a busi-
ness visitor here Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

Ab Romans, Of Benton City, attend
cd the horse sale in this city Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

Maringite. Wis-EI went 10 the doctor and
he told me / must have an operation Ton q female
trouble, and ! hated 20 have i done Is ] had been
married only q short time. ] would have terrible
rains and my hands and feet we've cold all the
round and was cured, and 1 feel better ia every
way. I give you permission to publish my nanze
because I am SO thankful that I feel well again.
Mrs. FRED BEHEKrs Marineites Wis
a zr..h arvh~~ I a.t toot wrf. n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
swell, Should Say
'Gsis-If DOES work
Look 9 There, II You Don't Think
It's Just Wonderful for Cornsiv

'sEif4S ms efafa. look At ia Land Of
no DYlnf Why. just look at ~ That
corn am right ons--5ust like peel
inE bananas. Put your npger on my
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

MEXICO continues 70 5c horse cen
~ n The earth,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

Russell Moore Of Columbia, was in
this city Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

z. D. Moore, of Columbia attend
ed the horse sale Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEasn
Notice Is hereby given thsI y
settlement Of the estae
DIT HICKMAN, Deceased
viii BE made at the May term
Ut the Probate Court Of Au,Ia Y.
County, Missouri, TO be held :. "
leo. Missouri, on the second NON
ii May, 1916.
b. HICKMAN, ESecdta
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

WI Be made at the Nav !,
the Probate Court Of Audrsi, 4.
y. Missouri, 70 be held at N,Sn
Missouri, on The second Mond.r
May, 1916.
TINsLEY & GEARY AdminIur,s.-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

Means Ray Of Jefferson City, was in
this city on business Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

LLs Deceased.
wah be made at the NAY j..
The Probate Court Of AudraiD c,'..'
NO, to be held at Mexico, No y \.
second Monday in May, 1915.
ID EFFIE DALEY, Administers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice il hereby givsH that fna
settlement Of the estste az


win be made at the Nay tern II
the Probate Court of Audrlia COM
", Missouri, TO be held at Msxsa
Missouri, on the second Monday
May. 1915.
EMMA BASS, Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
NOTICE or FINAL sErTLRxry,

y H. MINOR, Deceased,
win Be made at the May tenn
of the Probate Court Of kudraIn u,
". Missouri, 70 be held at MsxI
Missouri. on the second Monday
May. 1916.
Margaret II. Minor. Admhishatr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20
NOTICE OF FLNAL sErTLENM

NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLENM
Notice is hereby given that ia
settlement Of the estate Of
MARY E BASS, Deceased
viii be made at the May tern I
tho Probate Court of Audrsin Con
", Missouri, to be held at As5a
Missouri. on the second Monday I
May, 1915.
Emma Bass, E1ecutnr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

NOTICE OF FINAL SErur,,,-
Notice Is hereby given tsst A;
settlement Of the estate Of 10y ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

W. W. MUNby r.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-04-20

petEqIs. Mieh-aWhen ! ssst took lydia z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-02

c,.er-a lI,slIJ Genoa Jan IS and Nspls. II. n
e. y Richard 4 Co. With malls md nise. Bar a.
Ioe.dys ODutc'.l Rotterdam Jan 10. 70 n, Hol
lad Amer.,s LIE Bar a. 10 m. yhn 81
wsey BIZ. we}mou'h j.. u 10 Hollder. WEI
Gf,idor iBri shields Dec 81 via Cape Herr
Ban So. 70 u Winchester Go. Bar A. 30
-,rathbsy lBrl. Gis7nar jar II. to BoHrinI &
60. Far a. II m Jan 30
Uranus ran Genoa Dee 81 ,nd lisbon Jan r.
JACOB Tnckerbaeh. C-s,ohsl Ian 20. 10 The luck
c1ta-h - Co. with mfse. Bar a. II 70 m
Nirgtnie lFrl. Bordeaux ran a. 10 fhe Compaslie
Geferais rfar,atafrlgf. Bar a. 80 2 r. Jan q.
cubs Nsl - Co. with mails All mi'c. Bar A.
casrioi. pu'cll Amsterdam Jan s. 70 David
T. Waricf.. Fer a. j. g. IN.
Brilliant sabine Jan %. - the STANDARD Trans
pof. Ifiol e. elth mdsc. Quar- a. , 10 Co.,.
Ncsfa. sabine Jal a. ~ The STANDARD Trafs
pDrstiou Go. Win OIL aus a. ~ ~ NJ.
Exmoor lBrl NcN Castle W Tor Perm
Amhoy ~ ~ WircheS'er co. With mise Sand,
Me.aba tBfl London Jll 10. 20 tie Atlantic
Transport Line 1in ufse RAJ a. n.
dr.r- g. viii su.sr var a. = m.
l'N seiine. Hcrmuis Jar 90. 10 tlc quebec s.
90. Win matt snG nisc Bar Al 1918 n.
Guiana lr r~rarl Js' p Barbados - -
Lucis and Martinique % Dominica sni GusIe-
lcupe IS. Monteserraf Antigua .ni - kits 20 -
mails .nd mdse. Bar o. D. % . "a
Sofnmc. ,Iilh lp4fclI. E0rcrdsm lsn D.. r The
Holland Amerl's Line Ia 90 % on
Pine. del Rio tsi1asieu Jar a. CsrdenA - AM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-02
Sends Commission Bill
to Rainey, House
Champion.
KTCHIN BALkS AT
ADVOCATING MEASURE
Must Conscientiously Refuse to
Lead Fight, He Answers
Treasury Head.

Washington. Feb. / Following q
series Of conferences between Secre-
tary McAdoo and the Democratic floor
leader. Claude Ki,chin. il developed that
Mr.. Kitchin could not consclentlously
lead the fight for n tariff commission
Secretary McAdoo therefore sent the
Administration bill 20 Representative
Rainev. % Illinois. who introduced II
to-day. Mr. Raincy is tho next ranking
Democrat after Mr. kitchin on the
WAYS and Means Committee.
Secretary McAdoo spent most OF inc
afternoon at the Capitol urging Senh-
tors and Representatives not only 10
vote for the tariff commission, but Tor
the government ship purchase meas
ure. which was introduced yesterday
by Representative Alexander
at shall be the duty OF said com
mission" the tariff measure provides.
ITO investigate the administration ana
fiscal effects Of customs laws. the rela-
tions between the rates Of duty on raw
materials and finished or partly I'm
ished products. the effect Of ad vslorem
and specific duties, all questions relat-
ing to the arrangement Of schedules
and classification Of articles in the sew
eral schedules OF the tariff law. IN
GLIDING their relation to the Fedora
revenues. and shall submit from time
to time 10 Congress reports Of its IN
vestigntions.
The commission shall put at the dis
posal of the President OF the United
States. the Committee on Ways and
Means and the Committee on Finance
all information a. its command anc
shall make such Investigations and re-
ports as may be requested by the
President or either OF these commit
tees.
Tho commission shall have power to
investigate commercial treaties, pref
erentiai provisions, the value OF i'm
nortations compared with domestic pro-
duction and an conditions. causes and
effects relating TO unfair competition
OF foreign industries with those Of the
United States. including dumping.
In commenting on the administra-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-02

ton bill. Mr.. Raincy said: ne pow,
,,ivon TO the commission Ia the widest
that can possibly be conferred. VI
course. Congress cannot delegate or NJ
tcmpt 20 delegate any OF rs legislative
functions.
"Thc probability Is that The present
world war. involving three continents
and all the great commcrcial hatioh'
except our own. has rendered value
less all the tariff information We pos
sess. or NJ any rate the world SITUATION
witch confronts ia now has han INC
effect Of lessening the value of all tho
information we havo.
1--WE need tariff commission 20 pre-
paro ourselves for the approaching
revision OF tho German tarif. and Ger
many is one OF our principal compcti-
tors for world trade. or VIII be when
the war {. over. The German tarit.
even ~ there had been no world war.
would have been revised thi. year or
next year. The probability IL the war
has made necessary another revision or
the French tariff laws.
at may have been sufficient In the
past 10 get along without commits
sion, but. whether IL was proper or not
10 get along without one, changing
world conditions affecting industrial
trade make necessary now commits
sion whose whole duty and employment
shall be the investigation and reports
mentioned in the bill introduced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-02
CAPTIVE ON U-B0AT
DESCRIBES SEA FIGHT
EngliShman, Facing Death
Hoped for Allied Victory.

London. Feb. l.-Captain Arthur
Stanley Wilson. VI. F.. who, with Colo
mel II. D. Napier. formerly British mil
itary attacht al Sofia, was taken of a
Greek steamer by an Austrian subma-
rine, describes his experiences in let
ter 20 his sister.
Captain Wilson says that he spent
forty-eight hours on board the subma-
rine. The vessel fought an action with
an Allied patrol boat During the bat
tie Captain Wilson was confused be
tween a desire for the success Of the
patrol boat and anxiety over his own
safety.
The submarine. the letter says. sight
ed am Allied cruiser and submerged.
The commander of the underwater
boat Informed the prisoners later that
the cruiser had been torpedoed by an
other submarine. The submarine after
ward proceeded 10 port. escorted by
three torpedo boat destroyers. which
later were attacked by an Allied sub
marine but escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-02
MINORITY AGAINST
STATE INCOME TAX
Attacks Mills Proposal and
Recommends Stricter Cor
DnratiOn Curb.

lFroul . star Corresp~idont % TIE T-.huc
Albany. Feb l. The proposed state
income tax recommended by the Mills
committee was attacked to-day by the
minority members on the ground that
il would lead TO confusion, uncertain
" and evasion. A minority report,
signed by Senator John J. Boyian ana
Assemblymen Charles d. Donohue and
William j. Gibbin. was presented 70 the
legislature The report. il is expected,
Will be completed within the next few
days
The minority members declare that
they have no desire to defend or pal!i-
ate the present personal tax law. They
also believe that the income tax Will
disrupt our state tax system without
giving us q fair equivalent for the
abolition on individuals and corpora
lions and the loss OF the state fran
chise tax on miscellaneous corpora
tions."
There are on the statue books to-
day" said the minority report. SUN
ciont tax laws, which properly amended
and wisely administered will give the
state as we'll as the localities. II fair
ly distributed, sufficient revenue for
all reasonable purposes
Recommendations contained IN the
minority report are that the state
franchise law be amended so that no
corporation shall he permitted 20 es-
cape taxation. that the local assess
ment OF corporations b, abolished, that
the inheritance tax law be amended
so that il will compel nOn-residents 70
pay proportionate taxes. and that lin
itations be PLAYED on the present meth
DDS Of exempting private property
from taxation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-02
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for the
Next Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. Feb. The area OF high baromstric
pressure oyer Bermuda IS being forced eastward b.,
lish.r pressure in tho interior districts Of tie
United STAIRS. and the weather has been colder
Throughout the Eastern sn1 Southern states. creep.
on the south Atlantic coast There have been zen
ers rains within the last went, four hour. through
out the Atlantic and CUR states. and snow AMI
sleet were falling Tuesday night iu Iasiern T.rne.
zee. Northern Alabama aid Ceutrsl AS,,i..lrr,.
htdTv sros an4 sieet are also reported from Me.h
Wginn end oregon. under the Influence ~ = .li-
'nrbauce that is moving toward these regions rr'in
The n0rth Fainc ocean.
'old weather PREVAIL generally east - tie Roxy
Mountains. evcer on tho soufh Ausn'l, rossf
.hiic The nnden-y b. toward higher temperature ir
'slnofuii and the ~es,eri plateau region Vim
-h' exception % rains i1 The south Ai1srfIe 49,.
snl oyerca-' and threatening weather boo tie mill D.
Atlantic ltea Neuleslsy. lie weather viii n. fiir
allils the lcT' forts eight hours Oh Tie f.f.. oss,
~ ihc Mississippi River Tho femperauir, win be
rnnsIicraoy losef Wednesday throughout me- A..
a1.ic .ta,es ani o1 Thursday in the F.oriis PENN
sua '''"
wind. for wednesday end Thursday. Alo-g ,h,
norm Attnlc. moderate vest middle Afsrft.
moderate and f7~N north and uornar,,. south A.
Iarfic moderate variable. 0ttOmifS fresh rorfr a,
northwest, east DuN fresh uo-fh sni uo-fr.-s,
vest Gun moderate north. upper and lover l.k..
Moderate wet. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-02
Cambria. LaCkaWanna ana
Youngstown Plants i'll
S2OO.0O0,OO0 Combine.
KUHN. LOEB & co.
TOBE UNDERWRITERS
Concern To BE Known as the
international Will Have g.
OOC 600 Tons Capacity.

agreement has been reached on
.bo terms Of the new Steel merger
mich viii include az ,he beginning
enc YOUNGSTOWN Sheet and Tube Com
many. tho Cambria S.cel Company and
.bc Lackavanna steel Company
interests familiar with the nogona-
lions which have been going on for the
last three months stated definitely
Yesterday that the three companies
would be consolidated into $780,
100000 concern TO be known as the
international Steel Corporation. the par
volye % whose shares Will be 500.
To insure ne raising Of funds neees-
earv 20 make the merger success
Kuhn. Iocs & Co has agreed TO act as
underwriters. National City Bank in
forests Will also BE Identified with The
rew company either IN Al official or
unofficial capacity. The name of Frank
4 Vandcrlip has been mentioned for
chairman Of the board % directors, but
stress Of other duties may make il i'm
possible for him 20 serve. II this
proves 20 be true Harrison Williams
d director OF many public utility cor
uorauons. IS slated as second choice
James Campbell. president Of the
Youngstown concern, viii mead the new
corporation. while j. /. Replogle, who,
with Nh Campbell. has engineered the
merger. Will probably be first wee
president. Il Is intended not 10 stop
with the three companies now making
up tho consolidation, but 20 expand by
taking over other steel companies
later on.
The committee 20 which has been
irtrusted the duties Of arranging the
terms % the merger is said 20 consist
% Mr.. Nanderlip. Mortimer Schitf' o.
Kuhn. Loeb 4. Co.: Nh. Campbell and
Mr.. Williams Drexel & Co.. OF Phil
adclnhia. who have been mentioned In
connection with the UNDERWRITING are
said 20 be really acting as sellers rep
resenting the Cambria interests.
IL has been agreed that the stock
holders of tho three companies VIII
receive cash Tor their holdings on the
following basis: Youngstown Sheet and
Tube. $500 81 share; Cambria Steel
Company. $50 a share. and Lackawanna
reports stated that the shareholders
might have the option Of taking stock
or cash for their holdings, bu, this was
denied Yesterday.
The three companies have an aggre-
gate capital Of S1O1T5o.00O. Younes-
town sheet and Tube has outstanding
SlOOO0000 preferred stock and SIS
Oo0. 600 common; the Cambria company
S45.0OO.0OO stock Of one class, and the
Lackawarna concern S34.-50O00. The
comnanic- have funded deb. rs follows:
Youngstown Sheet and Tube, Sl,S65,-
600: Cambria steel. s3.555.000: Lacka-
wanna steel. S27319000.
Tire merger vii. give the new cor
noration q capacity for producing more
than 100000 tons of fnEed steel
annually T. viii be the largest steel
company En- the country with the excep-
zion OF the United States Steel Cor
poratiou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-02
More Space Leased in
New BrOkaW Building

Albert y. Ashforth, Inc, has leased
space in the new Brokaw Building, al
Broadway e. AID ST., TO the Western
Import Company, the Medal and Badge
Company, Inc, and to "Mignonette'
formerly Of 25 West iZd st., and 20 tho
Northwestern Electric Company, Of
Chicago; the twelfth foor Of 10 East
33d st. 20 the Fifth Avenue Shop, Inc
and space in the Knox Building, az the
southwest corner Of Fifth ay. and 4Oth
st., to Louise Lewis Tor term Of
years; space Mt 1906 East 10th At. 20
Meltzer g. Rather, a suite Of Offices 90
rhe Frances Building, ~ $50 20 81
5th av., 20 Arpad Balint. and. in con
junction with Hell g. Stern, the tenth
floor Of 10 East 33d II. to Max War
schauef.
Ellen g. Jcfery have leased l46 West
3sth 81. 20 the william II. Page Boiler
Company. The property is owned by
r.. ". Browning.
The ReaI Estate Management Com
pany has leased for the Champion
Laundry the store 1885 Broadway 20
Philip Cooper for cleaning and dye
ing business.
Jacob Finkelsten & Son have leased
the premises 90 Bowery 10 Bernard
FLYNN for a term Of fifteen years al an
approximate rental Of $4,000, and SUD
leased for him the store and basement
in said premises to Ludwig Sobel, and
leased the building 242 Bowery tor
term Of years 10 the New Home Gas
and Electric Supply Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-02

F-CENT l. LOUIS bu'chsr a. SEA Columbus
a. lss f'cI schedules showing Liabilities s. 12e
and a.sfts s. @S3
Ooo-4u-es IN Credlfor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-02
SCHLEINDL TRIAL BEGINS
confessed Selling Germans Banking IN
formation Regarding Allies.

Tho trial Of Frederick Schlcindl, a
former clerk Of the National City Bank
charged with accepting S25 bride Tor
furnishing banking information regard
INK shipments 10 tho Allies 10 faui
Kocnig. chief Of tho German Secret
Service i'm America, began yesterday
before Justices Herman. Russell and
FIoschi in Special Sessions. Schloindl
IS technically charged with violating
the "anti-tipping' law.
Detective George Bnrnitz. who made
the arrest and aftorward wrung con
fcssion from Schleindl, was the first
witness The confession was admitted
in evidence,
Schleindl's counsel announced that
they would offer no testimony IN de-
fence. but asked for an adjournment
until tomorrow. in which 10 prepare q
briet on the legal phases involved.