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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
&riitiania Gaoiu. Sra ariitianio

MAtlluuW JtuUlu. JNlu NIllilulllu
meboeles Sen t6oc Wiai: llnoer Sc
iteu ncb Srppanoabouens %9(obning
bolbt Selegroioireftcr &eitpe en- Ia
le, hpori ban nGpnte, at Der Dor NJ.
nooct Gnigheo mellcn Ar't mia
Gomnnlne og 9elegrnrItpret G., -
enbe Cont for &riitiunio SiQ0io IA
5rnpanosbeiben. Scucre hcr 7iref-
teren me66elt "Scr0cu5 @orl", at
Mrbeioet bill bcgpnoe / no'tc ll0e oq
onto9elig pil Stotioncr ltaa irr0ig
til Soften. Wton hor ollerebe ionet
cnoel Wateriulcr IN oct itorc tnife
Sellfob Seleiunfcu. Ter relies lueo
$50 Wteters WelcmrIm > 100 We-
fer bcie Matter, altIuo betpoelig bsie-
re emo De sprige troaoIaie Stotioner,
Stapanger unbtoqcu. Get er Wtcnin-
gen at bennc Citation ital filnnc brill-
&c Wteooelelier oper belle europa.
Set er Ell Sclpfsl9e, at ben me Sta.
tion pil betpbe operoroentlig megct
Tor Sorbinbelien mcQcm andre euro
petite Sanoe, / ieritc Hpffe alcne,
men icnere / Samurbcibe nle6 Sto-
narlger &ooio, iom iuIioIo - OH life
ier - pil bIi ipr0lg, naor arigcu
engalg er lint. ToreIsbig bar man
life fooet alt Oct Y}atcricl, iom trGn.
gcs Der. s 6orbinoeIle meb &riitin-
nio &ooio bill ser bli unIngt en- traoo-
los 5eleion, iom fan BRIGGS poa lam
&c Siltarcer. Iiretteren uotalte, at
ban troeOe Ben Sio life par fern, ga
man fitnoe ~teleionere traaoleit ouer
9ltlantcren, oq mleo por 3io5 iterfe
llopifling pil oct life rare l9nge, fer
man fan regne meo priuate tradoleic
Seleionapparater. gnlpgget meo
ariitinnia Hobio beIebcr Jig iii 400.
900 3rpner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
stur Sunmaseafsiit. Gen efieftiu'

Sonnoeeaiaiit Tor Stapan9er pll ait'
tooelia onoraae I'll $4,000 arotler
rr. Mouneo. Sele Sonnagcafglften
- oltioo uoen &eoltftion onora'
ocr I'll ca. 10000 &roner pr. Vtaas
neo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13

@aaoeifmo. Sneofer Slnb Sano'
boffen, @ierpen pr. Sfien, bar FOR
lcoelt poa Morboneia9t. Sun bopoe
ifooeifllot en- Sllel og lob otter Den
iN at toge bcn. 3erunoer gtf @e-
ppret al % Sfuobct rainmeoc ham |
bet enc Ben, iaa oct MAJ unlpltteres.
Soon err 81 gnr gamnlel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13

Den, men %aararbeioet oil taae 40.
ifiuis lpnaere 1ib ioar o9iao / Nor.
bre 8uobranoSbalen, % mar / Neit
life iii oleiet iaa at ii9e noqet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
Nnnnelshpiifulen i @craen. I'll c

SonoelSheiitple / Bergen er M te9.
net sos. 900 &roner. @lonot DC 'to-
tie @ihroa err 25,000 aroncr ira Gerl-
tralbonfen FOR Norae. Ntan bar emo.
iii Soob ON b~etphelige Storog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
Nint ltbbpttc.

Siut llSbptte. Sernbort Otter"
$40 Cons netto, err Iolgt Tor 100000
SIR. iii et Iftieielifob | artltianla.
aiebefummen gtper De ganle Attlo'
nGrer mcaern 100 % 1900 &ro'
rent pao fine Sitter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
SsSsfalb. Stiftomtrnonoinbe Soft.

S~bu"TUIU' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N'UTT-
iSonil, t. Oabl, er afgaaet uco Gsoen
| Bergen / en- Nloer al oper so Mar.
Gen Mfosbe bar Ell Game meo mango
C5nteresicr og meb me9en Nrbcios-
iper. SiGr bar bun ncolaat ct tort
9(rbeibe / Oprettelie al Seriefolonier
for 9srn.
5enoriangeren Spen Som
aleboe er afgaaet ueo Gpocn / en-
SLIDER al 26 Mar. alpbpc par Sen
al SoanepreIt al9boe til Tetrils Wte-
niabeo / &riItionia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
Stpr Gienbpmshanbel. Zen fien

tc, pofre @ienoom, Sinbltab / Stan-
oc err al 8aarbbru9er Slaf TreIte-
ipter ioI0t til A9rouom Sapib SGf-
feoabl, Stonqc, for $4,000 &roner
pins Smfpitninger. 5 Sanoelen nlco-
fel9er enoel 2pspre. Spertagelie
lite Wai. @ooroen, Der lig9er lige
Deo Stallge Station, bar ct Nreal al
pmfrine 500 Maal Snbmarf og $50
Wtaal Sapn ianlt Ilmenningsret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
era Ooroe.
.Npalfnnasreu lIIrit @lenSe, Tom

mar tror tou pore inlpllIeref | Nos
heim. Sooen. fan life peittes ttlba9e
hi 0prde ipr ON > q 8 Tiger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
Snnocfamen. "Stap. &itcnbl." Il

Suupt'utcH. SluD. @'ICNCI. 'pr
t6oe Wtai mc0oeler: &al &ultlutiD
al Nor't- Amerifanercu 7 ) Nap-
Iono er Der ! Salloe i)r,tadct (>uo.
ioulling til en- Sane, ipHl liza, ',iGn.
fca Sotoebuer / Nmeritc. 6ancu
er mi irroig Gen ct a 100 Silte
meo hpioe BORDER og biul Nappt;
Sopitpftet, iom err itaorct Al Ni1eo.
ifiGrcr Sronoien, fremitiIer en- Tu.
riltop, hpori Ell Iariu9I 'iooer. Ntus
lcrcn Soml,el 5ueit bar foretalct
iclpe Seforerin1en. Taa Ben enc 81.
DC er molet Snorebpgben iect ira
Siorocn. "TaNer er @plOcn" iom
Den ligger Der nleo airtcn / Centrum,
inbrantmct al 9ierfelier % Sc fleno.
te Sielotoppc / @a99un0cn. s Sor-
grnrocn giengipe& Ell Iioen oelli9
Shpl: Gen linge StdIslente fnar Be
Jog al @iltten mreo "aoGebpren".
@iucbct paa ocn onoen Sioe bar
&lnihneren falot "lltpe"; oct er ct
Tintcrbiucoe; 6ioroen lager iSbe.
lagt, % inoeltTngt ielc2 oct / @pg.
Den. : Sorgunoen cr m ltng @ut
bclfiGitiNet meo Sfoghugit. s Ell
lioen Tallie penoer bar @Iiffet no
oper Den t~ilirosne Siorb; llofGro8.
lTltgslen err pougnet: SfoI ieg ora.
&c oner til Interifu til &ooren2 Spns
bag bIeu Sanen efter @ilostieneitcn
forcpiit airfen. Soanepreit 8rom.
Itab, iom o9iaa bar pirtet iom &relt
/ Nnlerifa, hol0t eli uomcrfet Solc
ON Snllcrl, icncrc tnIte ogiun gni3-
iGr @oithuS. 6oncn itul M ienoc5
til &olano, Soma, til Grif M. MOO,
iom cr Sormanb / SaubeIoQet. og
ifaI afilsres paa 2oget5 Mteoe 21be
-2"oe Sum- / 6crgua Sails, Q}im.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13

= Sauocts Scrnbaaer bapbc / iibit-
forlebnc %noactnar e. SnotTat az
benpeb 3134 Ytinion a.roner % Ell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13
era Ddnmdrf.
"SnnImertinen" inhfrres.

&lpberhapn meooeIea Den l2te Qtol:
Solfeiinqet bar iaaoraftes nueo ale
Stemmer moo S ~beinpnolqet Hcgle.
riraen iii at lnoicre "Sommertioeu".
Sarbstingci pil @eroag uebto9e Sou.
forllaQet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-13

&ipbcnbapns 3ummnne iom Sflbe-
rebcr. Sra aiebcnhoun meoocle0 oeit
lite Moi: &iebenhopna @pltnre
peNtog iaitcn at neoiUtte Ell aoulite
Tor at unocrisae @ctluQclicrne for.
at a%iebenhapnS aommrnc fol flmnc
tiebc Iontpere % ieIp beierqc aiI.
transporter ira GnQlar6 BERTH.
The sun., 1916-11-26
ARMY AND NAVY D E

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-These army
orders were issued to-day:
Capt, p r Miller. Thlrty.iou,th Infan-
relieved. Capt. Miller viii. report by let
I p.r, ,S sSm" coIi 8. g. S.n s%.iiiin ss1.A sanri ps:
master. relieved. Eastern Department to
%phi,ippins Island - ausr,ermsstsr, re;
proceed TO United states and repor, Tor
further orders. Lieut.. Col. c. H.. kraut-
hon. Quartermaster Corps. relieved as AS
ment. to Governors Island. N. ". and re-
port 70 commanding general. Eastern De-
ffii .as col. r. aor Ms aS'y scs .s iaaA IN ADDITION
to duty as assistant to the quartermasier.
Western Department., vii report TO com
as ausrtermaster' Major James b. Parker.
Cavalry. detached. upon expiration Of leave
Of absence, will join Eighth Cavalry. -.
Eckert, Second Infantry. Ohio National
Guard. FRS, Lieut.. j. N. Mongold. Fourth
Infantry. Alabama National ,iusrd. First
National ,iuard Major Edwin r. Leonard.
First Lieut. ciemore d. Miles, Thirty.sec.
First Lieut.. EdEard Mckinney. First Cav
airy. Pennsylvania National Guard. ,
r.,s ,;ss'e X,.s Sa aG'e &C Ms ss.pl'sS' os s. :
O Ho,z, Coast Ar,lisry. detached. Tor
ibuT ilbUtHr ON account OF hlthNtss. upon
expiration of this leave Cap. Hotz to report
TO commanding Offices, Ictterman Gem
cral Hospital. San Francisco, for eSamina-
lion by board of medical onncers. Major
william /. Westcrvelt. ordnance depart
ment. two months. Major James s. Parker.
Cavalry. detached, ten days.
These navy orders were issued to-day:
Ensign j. Il. Rsdman, detached Mon
'anH, to Fulton. Ensign n. W. Christie. de-
tached Montana TO Fulton Ensign II. o.
Davis, detached Montana, to Fulton. Marine
Corps. Capt. r. n Hoyt. 70 temporary
duty In command Fifiy-second pany.
New Hampshire, Second Lieut. Nimmo
old. Jr. 20 temporary duty with Fifty
second Company, New hampshire: Second
Lieut.. q. \ Stowell, detached marine bar
day, detached Philadelphia barracks to Sec
First Lieut.. X, l.. .Mss'ersmith. order TO
tached Pennsylvania. to Florida First
Lieut.. S. =. Lee, detached Florida. 10
Turner. detached Texas. to marine bar.
racks San Diego. Cal: First Lieut.. W. r.
Bevan. detached from First Brigade to re-
sumo duty at marine barracks. Washing
TON.
Tn. following named officer. have been
detailed In paymast~rs department to III
vacancies In grade Of assistant paymaster:
First I.emt. William r, Bevan, First Lieut..
Ralph Z. Davis, First Lieut.. Harold IL
Itey, detailed In Quartermaster's Depart
ment 10 NIL vacancy In grade OF assistant
dunrtcrmaster,
Resignation 81 Second Lieut.. Alexander
W. Dillard accepted.
The sun., 1916-11-26
COOK SAYS HE IS NOT DEAD.
Michael Addison Refuses 70 PsY
Own Funeral Expenses.

Whom Michael Addison died wednes-
day night in the Coney Island Hospital
NJ a fractured shu and other injuries
which rendered his features In rdly dis
tinguishahlc both the policeman who
found him in tho road at Neptune ave-
nue. and West T~wenty-third street and
a hospital orderly were sure he Vas the
cook Of the Institution. n 20 notified
his family.
Several hours later an undertaken
took the body to the home Of tho
supposedly. .de4p cook in Els Putnam
avenue, ono look by Addison's wife
ana three daughters convinced them that
the decea SOD Was not their father. and -
CONFIRM their conviction Addison himself
turned up ana proved that lie was very
much alive,
Addison. the cook. left tho hospital on
November 20 lie was AT work there
yesterday. Tho body Of tho man who
from papers in his pockets apparently
bore the sam" surname and Christian
name as himself Il In the Morgue await
ing claimants. 49,
The sun., 1916-11-26
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho Italian liner Regina d'Itslis, sailing
tomorrow givT btnoJ. VIII take mall. clos
ing al $50 \ ", for Gibraltar. Italy,
Switzerland and Gr"cC'. r,
Tho HoIland-Anlsrlrt steamship 0srre-
dNk. SALINE tomorrow far ROTTERDAM N. will
take maj, closing at $50 y. ~. for the
Netherlands aud Switzerland.
rht spanish liner Alfonso MI, saiiins
Tuesday for NigO. VIII take mail. rlosips
at $40 A.. NJ. tor spain and Portugal.
Tn, ltaliJu lusr Dante AliRhieri, sail
Ing TUESDAY for GCuOa. viii take msii.
closing At io;3o A NJ, for Italy, Switser-
land ana Greece,
The American liner kroonland. ssiiins
Wednesday fnr Liverpool, Viii take mail.
closing ut $50 \, NJ FOR Europe except
1~rWNny. Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg.
bulgaria, Serbia. Turkey. the NetheriapaA
Norway. Swrg"n and Denmark), Afriee,
West Asia and the Eas, Indies, also for
spain and Portugal when specially ad-
dressed. ,t
Tn cunardrr rannnuia, sailing wednss-
day for Falmouth, VIII take mail. clos,uo
81 80 !, NJ, tor Great britain, Ireland
and south A'rl'i, also specially addresped
,nrrrsppnisn'A Tor other countries. ex.
pept ',erman,, Austria. Hungary, l.uxem.
burg. HtIEAtii, Serbia Turkey. the Neither.
land. Norwar, sweden aud Denmark.
The sun., 1916-11-26
s. WILL LEAD
IN The AIR BY 1919
Allan. X. Hawley Looks for Ire
,Mendous Development Of
~, Acronautics.
EFFECTS 5000 FLIERS
seq -
Aero Clubs Head COmmends
.Xcfion Of Congress In
Supplying Funds.
EFFECTS > 5000 FILTERS

America frst In aeronautics within the
next two vars! This 10 the prediction
contained ia statement issued yester-
day by Ann r. Hswbey. president OF
the Aero Club Of America. and = sup
elementary Saatement by Henry Wood
house Of tn board Of governors.
"consldenng the great interest that
I, being taken by the general public and
the many disabilities for the employ
ment Of ~assoplanes for general pur-
poses" says Mr.. Hawicy. 81 dare say that
II Is possible we will maize 5000 aviators
within the coming two years. There are
1000. 900 men OF military age In this
country, and there is evidence hat q
large percentage Of these will learn to ny
az soon as they get me opportunity.
"The post Office In lready 70 establish
aeroplanc mail carrying service In 1--we
hundred lostlities. The great interest
taken in a%efonautics by men of means
during the last year leads us to believe
that there will soon be thousands Of men
using aeroplanes. not only for conven-
ience and faster transportation. but also
TO create a reserve OF a~eroplanes which
will be available for national defence"
Mr.. Hawlsy combats q popular impress
sion that this country 10 lacking In mo-
tors OF As large horsepower and aero
planes as rapid u those In use in Eu-
rope.
Congress has already SHOWN it, In
terest in aeronautics." no continues.
substantial Developments havs taken
place since villas raid on Columbus
brought out the fact that We had only
eight aeroplanes available to meet an
emergency. The public demanded action
and Congress allowed close to Sls,-
900, 900 for a~eronautics for our land and
water defences. This sum permits the
training Of between 500 and 1000 avia-
tors for the army. navy. militia and
aerial reserve corps.
There Is evidence OF substantial prog
ress In building UP the aeronautic branch
Of the army and the navy. The orders
placed and being placed for aeroplanes.
motors and %aeronautic equipment will
DO much toward upbuilding the aero
nautic industry. not only creating a SUBJ
stant!al source OF supply OF equipment
for national defence. but also arording
encouragement to the industry which
will lead to Important developments and
corresponding improvements In aero
planes and ~Aeronautic motors"
Mr.. Hawley commends the work Of
Aerial Coast Patrol Unit No. 1. organ
ised by r. Trubee Dawson. Robert A.
Lovett. IL. p. Dawson. Jr.. and nine
other men q Yale. and the fine showing
Of t~wenty-six Harvard men during last
season. He continues:
There ara approximately 1000 uni.
versities and colleges in this country,
with a total: Of about, L2oo. 900 students.
The sun., 1916-11-26
BLOWS HIMSELF TO BITS. .
Tragic Suicide of n nespondea
Blasting Fore \ ~

Leon David Rose, aged *. a forcTss
biaster, used his skill in handling dymi
mite with. tragc effect in committing
suicide to-day at stony Point. Rocklond
county. lie literally blew himself to
bits. p
Rose. who had heen III. grew despohd-
ent. Hc dug n hole in the r,ountainside
about three feet deep, and rigged up
fuses 10 sticks OF dynamite he placed Ia
the excavation. After lighting tho fuses
he lcaped into the hole and awaited the
explosion. His head was blown from
his shoulders. nm arm was severed and
his torso mangled. D
The sun., 1916-11-26
TROLLEY CROSSINGS
TO Be MADE SAFER
Public Service Commission May
Ask Legislature to In
. crease Power.

ALBANY. Nov. 25.-Next Tuesday the
the Powers Hotel. Rochester. with the
Executive and subcommittee appointed
some time 8 roy. snons representa-
1 1Tf. of o osss% ais afsSSe"s.tsaa.srs : s4ss,tS
,''s,y a at s1 lsssS sssSS.JpsfaT f eossisi. 't ~
commission NAV ask the Legislature for
additional power to meet recommends,
lions which may be adopted ~ the result
~ extensive study that has already been
carried on IVY these committees and by
The commission. "
At present the commission has power
to order the. elimination OF steam rail-
road grade crossings and can make GER
tain regulations for the operation OF
rains for greater safety Mt grade cross
inrs, but aside from actual elimination
Vie commission has no power over sur
founding highway conditions to enforce
sreater safety at grade crossings.
An opinion by Chairman Van SAINT
NoorG, recently handed down by the com
mission. calls attention to a case where
the removal OF a patch Of brush along.
side a railroad would have made u coun-
Try road grade crossing safe. yet In thks
and MAN. other similar cases the COM
mission was without power TO order any
thing short of the elimination OF the
grade crossing. a step far too costly to
be justified by the results.
In the sans manner, though the COM
mission has power to make regulations
for the operation OF elsotS1c cars and
train at grade crossings, II has, no con-
tlol over other surrounding highway con-
ditions. In ehe Ease OF electric railways
there Ia no . provision Of law Tor the
summation s grade crossings. n It Is
not likely mt such provision could be
made at tA9 time But II, : ms Seems
likely, the cunmisson asks for power to
control the Z Surroundings of steam -rau-
road grade crossings, members OF the
committees 9th which ths commission
has been tIrkInR ave advocated The
Same power Jor electric railways,
Commissioners Hodson M Irvine win
attend Tuesdays conference for the COM
mission. -
The sun., 1916-11-26
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR :.
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW :
Steamship Arrivals and Observation-Disclosures
Foreign Mails.
THE

For eastern New Yssh. fair. with rising
temperature to-day. ssd ts-msersw, mod
crate wester1y Winds
For New Jersey. fair. with rising tenn
pcraturc to-day and o-morrow; moderate
west and southwest winds.
For northern New England. fair to-day;
tomorrow fair and warmer; moderate
westerly winds.
For southern New England. fair. with
rising temperature to-day and Tomorrow,
moderate westerly winds.
temperature to-day and tomorrow; fresh
southwest. becoming south winds.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.--Tbe storm which
travelled northcastward from Lake Michi-
gan was central At the mouth Of the 81.
Lawrence yesterday.
Strong westerly winds continued IN the
lower lake regions, middle Atlantis States
and New England, and there was light
scattered snow In those sections.
Excepting snow In eastern washington
and rain on the north Pacific coast, the
weather IN other parts OF the country was
Low pressure prevailed IN the extreme
Northeast and extreme Northwest. but was
high elsewhere from . centre over tho
Ohio valleys.
IL was warmer In the Rocky Mountain
States and the Northwest. but generally
colder In central and Eastern sections.
Freesing temperature again reached CEN
trail parts OF the east Gulf States. except
In his city the day was fair and colder;
Wind. brisk to high westerly: average hu:
3 r. NJ. 30.22.
The sun., 1916-11-26
10 AID BERLIN AMERICANS.
S'ste Department Takes steps 20
Increase Food supply.

WAshfNoToN, Nov. 25.-Consul-Ge
eIsi a at Berlin is working with the
.unscnt OF the state Department to help
INC american residents suffering by the
,ooo shortage. lie has informed tho de-
p"I.Ineht or the amount and kind Of sup
plies needed, but 80 far has not reported
the number OF those who must be sup-
piled. N
The department never has had dim
Sulty In getting through tho blockade
ines sufhcient supplies for the American
embassies and consulates, and II Ii be-
hevcd that under a system Of safe
guards the Entente Allies will enlarge
me exemption to permit American resi-
lievcd.
The sun., 1916-11-26
ASIATTC NAILS.

Japan. Corsa and China, via Seattle, per
steamship Ixion. close at s;Se p. NJ. on
Thursday.
Guam and the Philippine Islands. via
San Francisco, per United States transport.
close at 1850 r. N. on Thursday.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. per steam
Thursday.
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand and Australia texcept west). Via
San Francisco, per steam ship Natal. close
ut il:30 +. NJ. on Friday.
The sun., 1916-11-26
Rraail cable Monopoly Falls.

Rio JANErro. Brazil. Nov. c5.-!Ths
Western Telegraph company. which has
been attempting to sam a continuation
nj the monopoly In Geographic cables
between Brazil nnd Argentina. Lost It's
case in the courts to-day, The Supreme
Court returnsd ~ decision in favor q
the Federal Union.
The sun., 1916-11-26
MARINE NTTLLIoIxE.
MINIATURE

r-. MINIATURE ALMANAC.
united Ststes Coast and Geodsic susvu-
Standard Time.
'"" r'ses'x .s:H A NJ Sun sets.. ....l.aPN
Moon scts......b:s pa
HIGH WATER THIS DAT. -.
'""oS HOOK 1853 A N Gov. Island. .s.NAN
Hell Gate. .....i o ~ A
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .f:eAM Gov rsl.rd %, A
Nell Gate......3a3 GAM
ANRiVED-sATURDAY. November ..
Maura. : A. NJ. Trinidad. Nov. II.
f. n.mc. s;io A.. NJ. Curscoa. Nov. 10.
Nov e1s,y Of Columbus. t:is A. ~, S~SvasasS.
3 Chincha iI:sc A.. N, Savannah, Nov. q.
Nov lama Hatss. 7:ss A. ~. 1aNiasss.
ss Apschs. i:N p. NJ. Jacksonville, nv. d.
The sun., 1916-11-26
TO JOIN TUNNEL UNDER RIVER.
Old s1ip-Cisrk street Eaas Now
Only Thirty Feet Apspt, .

Unless present plans fall the Old Slip
Clark street tunnel under the East
River. which Is 70 carry the new sub.
way system into Brooklyn. will be Joined
In h middle Of the East River.
Engineers and blastsrs have been
working toward the middle Of tho river
from both the Manhattan and Brooklyn
ends n at tho present time the two
headings are only thirty feet apart.
When the headings are fifteen feet apart
the Manhattan bhste.s will Be- with
drawn and tho tunnel broken through
from the Brooklyn side.
The sun., 1916-11-26

Tony BAttAGliO Of lt3 School street.
whom Miss Mary McNin failed TO idsn-
MY az one OF NJ rusn WHIP killed Dwight
Dilworth ON the Coli Links road. near
Van cortlsndt Park. wss discharged yes
lsrday by Masistrats cerStsAs 10 Nor
stsania court
The sun., 1916-11-26
SITUATIONS wANrEp-rEMALK.

HousrwoRXERs - coiorsd: several
neat slr!a experienced. good references.
thoroughly invsstirsted. want places ether
ssysa n e''s sx ssir';s:Si HsSo1s . II;
w:;s Ss;S Ss''' i's' S:iS.Ss:: -:
The sun., 1916-11-26
HELP

ANY INTELLIGENT psrlon may earn
papers: 81: to sis weekly In spare tune;
experience unnecessary: no csnvassing;
steady work. Send for particulars. Ma.
The sun., 1916-11-26
ACCOvNrANT

Man between 81 and %. with thorough
wanted for important branch Of New Jer-
sey plant: excellent opportunity for man OF
judgment Who can set up and operate de-
education and salary sxpsetsd. ACcoUN-
TANT. 81 Sua. -.
The sun., 1916-11-26
PICTURE TALENT

Amateurs Opportunity to see themselves
on the screen and get actual studio expert
ence With . producing company; " you are
ture profession. call. see Us At once. d.
HECTOR G.. y. -ACkERAAN. Victor
studio. 6N5 W. t3d st.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YonR.

ARRIVED FROM NEW Y0RR,
y saxonia. 81 Liverpool.
% Adrfattc, 81 Liverpool,
&c Roma. u Marseiiies. .
e belgier. at Cherbourr,
- Madonna, at BORDEAUX,
- ketlaw. at Hayre.
- wallace, At Havre.
Ss taller. o. Havre.
e Herman Frasch, At Sabine,
q Lodaner. ~ Phiiadsiphie-
d mac 0rande. ~ Boston.
SAILED FOR NEW YoRK.
"a g.. Louis, from Liverpool. q
IS Orduna. from Liverpool. a..
80 Toyohashi Maru. from LondOn.
IS bergenslord. from Bergen. d.
IS Maracaibo. from Porto Rico.
s. b~ermudian. from Bermuda.
Sc August, from Santos. '0
90 Shrinsei Maru. from Huelvs. ?
IS CITY OF ". Louis, from Savannah.
IS ~ sud, from Galveston.
s. Creole. from Port Eads.
&c santa Barbara, from Boston.
80 ChippewA, from Boston.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

STERLING OIL & REFINING COM
pkNY, production. pipe line and refinery.
NOW, paying dividends on total cspitatixa-
tIon Of 1000. 900: pipe line and refinery
when completed should pay 1906 a month
write full details. STERLING OIL d RE-
Filming 90. wichita. kans.
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yAT1NTs. Trad:.Asrh., ~cePyush,s; pro.
=: So! !:;''1:s:!: NJ: s s;sisi;i e. 90 ls 81:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Idnoleun layer;
m,.t understand carpet laying and shade
hanging. BERDAN FURNITURE CO..
paassiC. N, J.,
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WANTED-Young man. about - years
Of age, as messenger In bank. OF good ap-
pearance and hair penman. Address, with
references. NJ. ~, Boz les. Sun Office.