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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31

253 Broadnay Neu YORK ru.
CHART rs o MAS Attorney f1f ~
Executors. 81 Nlssau ST.. Aer ora CIV
Is PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER D,
Hon. Inn p. Cohaitu. a Surrogate %
the county Of Sew York..
Notice is hereby given 20 az n'rs
having claims against j. ans
late ~ the County OF Sew York fe
20 present the same WIfu vouchers thrf'.
torneys. Harmon. Patterson. Lte'. 'f.
ough & Day. at fheii place NJ uanatrN.,
business. no. 30 Wall Street in the liy 2,
New York. ON or before The SIN DAY o.
September next ,.s.
ALICE coNYNGHAM TURNER
HARMON. PATTERSON EAGL,a
GREENOUGU a. DAY. Attorneys
INccutr.A. No. IS Wall street. -
N PURSUANCE or Az ORDER o
Honorable John y. C)hslan. a rLflo
Of the County o, New york NOTICE
hereby given 20 al persons having c..'.
against Abram Alexander 6W.i.. l@t' a
the County ~ New YORK. deceased .
present the same with YOU hers fn.frlt
he subscribers. a. their place - utnst.s',
lns business. az the ONCE OF David belh7,,
King SO los Broadway boo Tie tlJ p,
New York. On or before the s,th d-'
June. neat -, IA.
' " SCHUYLER SMITH
SUE l. SMITH
II. ALEXANDER SMITH
Executors
rAvID BENNETT KING.
Attorney cor Executors.
lsS Broadway. New York CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
RrSINEsS CHANCES.

sANITARIUM FOR SALE BY SUCCESS
fol physician. who can now retire from
active business Thos. +. Low, 64lS ~ Clark
S.. Chicago.
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SUMMER COrrAGES rO LET
NEW JERSEY.

THREE COTTAGES FOR RENr DESIRABLE
furnished. twelve rooms. 100 baths 500 go
each. Ocean and Scar.cs Ave. log B-lrrf AZ
premi cs or q. % Aher. o De.t-r.'. S.. NeF ia'
CONF To BEAUTIFUL GREENWOOD LAhE. THs
Valley 90 sunsets aHl shadows. ttss n
$50 10 $500. furnished CREiGHrOA's. Ssf.ni
Forest. y. =
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FrRNISHEp APARTMENTS TO LET.

TO SUBLET AT REDrCED RENT -FUTCRlSr
studio Apartment completely furnished. htch-
enete and bath. s35. 10 Madison Ave. Telephone
ANNE HERENDEEN Madison Square 2056.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31

TO Holders OF First Mortgage -Four P'
Company, due June J., l94S:

To Holders OF Four Per Cent Gold Bonds
Company, due June !, l94S:
The undersigned Receiver deposited with BANKERS Trust
COMPANY at its Office Wall New York the
cannr interest nament December 1915 upon bonds
OF the issue described for the OF paying said
Holders o said bonds accordingly such upon
nrescnon of the coupons therefor said Office accompanied
rshn certificates in accordance with the OF Treasury
Department under the Federal income tax law
Dated, May %, 1910
+. BUSH,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HoHA
Beg, financial plan explained by County Hons
League. No. 40 West 32d ST. Dept z. Pleas
ts6s Msd So
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sHERIrFs AUCTION SALES

HENRY BRADY. sHERIFFs AUCTION
Ger. sells this DAY. wednesday. MAY 5lsL
1915. az 10 o'clock fr the forenoon. at lil
East fth st.. desk. chairs. stove. small loi ~
phonograph boxes. Goods must be remover
Immediately after the sale
ALFRED p SMITH Sherin
THOMAS r. WINTERS. Deputy Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31

Receipts. $50 head. very httle trading.
Feeling steady. Veal. S9H Sl2.25. culls. $50
ass Dressed calves quiet. City dressed
,g-..saG 1pI- rrf-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31

Receipts. 4.ls1 head. y cars on sale.
Sheep and ycariings easy iambs. 2jc lower
slow trade a few cars unsod. Common 20
good sheep tevesl sold AZ S50SI25 per 100
lb: culs a. $3.50 year.ings. $500 $3.50 .
lambs at SlI.5OU Sl2.50; car. Sl2-5; win
ter lambs. az Sl0.i Dressed mutton and
dressed yea-lnss quiet az last quotations /.
dressed lambs easy az goa 23c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31

Receipts. $3.50 head cars on sale Mar
kct barely steady. Sales Of medium and
heavy hogs we're al SO per 100 10. roughs
a. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, May 30, 1916.
BEENES.
Receipts 30 head nearly all for slaugh-
tcrers No trade IN live cattle. Feeling
steady. Dressed beef firm city dressed ma
tive sides. lfu l6c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
B. I. BUSH

B. +. BUSH,
Receiver OF the Railroads and Property o
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
NEW JERSEY.

Oranges sso5 fo' Of re H:r 1 a8%.s
7-i2 rooms: i-2-3 baths: $1,000 10 sl2 500.
PHILIP b HOWERS q co. Newark. y. J.
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SURKOGArES, NOTICES.

iER DROP HEAD Sls 90 WILCOX a GIBBS
90 t0 $1,000 GRAND INfON. f'. S. lrh =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-20
H0TCIAS 0FIcIALES DE Los
PASSES Ell GUERRA
LE.MAl "A.

BERLIN. 1':e:'o I%-h- @.%IRenis
e@ fI He@io Hs -% 'IDih"' ii I5-1.," S' 9c@5'
2u"Incaa@ AH"rAs Io0f GL ADMINISTERING
5e a 1r1sTia"
L.' ''S'- "- &!"N
--..l~. ,,,. .f,r -m.,..., ,.,.-
...no-.,r sa Imam r.g~mtadn los -mrni...
-e- &@ ar~-i-.e5Ga coa magor 'neG@a
aEe los die los oillmos ago,a. La h.a-
III 1- LAt.' III" <4-'o "''l'I .'-- ''~-.'''1 "-~''
"' r-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-20
FUERCN RElETADOS he Sill MAN
do LOS GENERATES FRAN
CESES SER5lER Y
BERNARD.
BERNARD.

PAE-LS;. Emaru lS--Los per1oi1.os
de rs-l riCc-ad anuoc!aE hog que Il
Eaneec1ancia ac an iaforms que aga
aa I've r=n3rir el general G'.Anl2Be. eI
GIin!sr1o DE d. Gaesra. general G2lI5s-
M. .ha re-araao del maalo die -rropas
s!ue h&sra hoy habiam Tenaao, nj gene
al Sarrier. s1na1daata del loo
cuerpc lie eieacato. 3 al %enesa. 8zr-
aard- g~ogeznalo- mi-itar .de Ga-.se-
liza.
u, f:oiss0a. d-putaao rr2r e. DNepai-
r4neHlto DE Boarhes -Raune. .ha IN
acs-uado i IT. DeschaaeI. p~rasidente
de Il Carn5.ra 5,a DipGlados, q@e C.
Il d~ispacs-o i atloe=Pe!a= :al gobie--
mo Eral5a one 2s1e eEp-1qus las cansas
de Ia 55e-lsi1n rDomaGa por r. Ninis-
TIN eve La Gug-La-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-20
"a l.L%EA De Los ALSERa&GCS
AMTES DE LA RE%DLCl1N
DE MONTENEGRO.

BERLIE- Ener@ -9-La lIEea qlc
geur1~lan d. 5E7gPas Observation-Disclosures
aa-eS de La -anG3riom de lzs fue5z2s
mgm1au4@r5nas. sc ,eIceGG;sa. s==In LAs
.alDz-ne- del cuarE=l geE=-al austgja-
"a. 4l ~occi3enre de Eil'haZar- I'll Hprfte
be- E.e.aa. I'll norte de Ub-i , Il G.ol'-
r. Ge GraGhoV0-
E.lesaa e. il seg11nla caBi.al 4e Nom
eae@7o. EN- doDde se e~Ecleatra srrua-
-n EEL r~agacio lie iuv5erano Gel ICY, :
"a --4l po.olac1an sa ha-La @n1da coa
+~lEoa4ar ; S=1tazi. pOr meoio tie
liza .jn@a G> r.-pones an-e ooIreH "a
-o -9.-o Lee rio CrelejQEica.
Las 12eHG4a NE RiesA J Elrasz4r
a@ Jas rag.r1es n.5.s i~5rt5Ies @a lIon-
.eGe&ro.
H2s-a aEor@ no Sc na 4icho el LII
:aaao le raoq@s zapnDanegrisas qRle
LIZ -Es2G-5u LIZ a11naz,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-20
ESGLATEREA.

-GADRE.S. Eae1o 1&--El ra-te
o-5Gi2i del camamIanh2 lnsIes Ell eli
beztro residential. nsc.uido avlr en-
nesI@. cigdaL, dig
".AEer Ell Ia talrEh nuesrras 1ler-
2ao hH2iercn rexPDoGar lna miaGa reu Las
cper2anlas de Frea=o1lrr que desrruya
tiaaa g-aa paGDs &e los paraprtos =
&emas d~eiens4s qUe eI enemjgo ha-
1ia leTfanc&&o em esq lggar.
"Desr.8Gs dc eae hecho. nu Rsrras
abrial0n Cn n1rrido 5Iicgg DE-
}alr-l.e ria qUe causo 1amb5Hn ro-si-
aera0!es desper4ec-os y h25as II l1=
posici@nes y fi1as enemigas.
"Duraate -e! din dc HOY, solQ zle-
lga Dc 4rGIle-ia han teaido !g1s45:"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-20
Sc rlIrlOra que han fraCasai0 las
negOeiaci0nes de- paz entire
Austria ' Montenegro
Ell Rey Nicolas Sc neg6a aceptsr las con-
diciones ~impuestas v saidra para
Italia CON Sill g0bierno
0TR4S HGTRaIlS NTERESaNIES De Ia SITLlGIOH En- LOS
BAAURIIHEES Y Ell Ia G!AlLGA Oriental.


1910 '-' ' w. .F"A+ ~" " So"
PART&. Eap=ru 1@--HQy fu& pu-
bliGalo cn est4 capira- glr- EboJztiu o-
f.cae. aoDoe Ia @nare5aGa capitalization
tie g@@ -oei2as navi..e-egrinas ea cl
14:.1 1@!erim sa Gilcc GLE -aIcs irfo--
71es LIE ltDautes @er-Ganas. HIN sidu
!@.ioa 81 oDoc con anticipation.
lsyes eI resa.-alic lie l&s n@zociari@nes
lie PaZ. ITO tu$ -auo EN- aqn@Ilos se
,~e~neraba- EI taH-o del me-ciomado
ao.et!D. e. cum@ .igue:
Is nol.cias @nayambrlcas lie la
re2d5=5an ae las rrogrns montenegro
..se ham .5ao d4G@e= @ coDouer pre-na-
-@ra@ear.. gnes e- aesztsa4o lie Ias
g1orjaci3Hcs G2 naz. no t4@'o ri XXI
10 4Ue los reurnaes ~esr=Gnhan. Po-
orraa 5aentas ae ha sah5ao hoy ple ,as
-ales =agocl@@5ones ern-re Alsrria r
Io~a-eng=a'o aam fr2cas2do- em Wis
FL lie Qac LAS co@i5-5o@aa .mpueas
2or 81 qr.melo de- esc@ pa@ses som
-nacen-@ol=s rara EIon-eaegro.
E"cr l@i moriru. crees2 @ue eel 1..
& janl.a aeal > e.! e2egpo ~dap.orna-
-4ro say&rz4n gs.rs. Iral-a. en- &omae
21o@-5-erneaoe ~q1edara -4s-a5leciGo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-20
RLlSEA.

PETROGRADC, Enero LA.-La CO.
manifestation official pubi5calGa hQy Ell
esta rsapitaI, es comao sigua:
EN- DDS C4@r5sns. &ur2n1e EI coam-
trat= iiorado com los turc@s FL dla
its ieI G~yGtua-, uuastras tn9pas raptu-
-aron u.als or 200 p.,isi@nesos, entire
,eilos - o1iciales. Tambian ia qui1a-
Tom nj ~eRenIlge ln cannon, GG1nnero-
sas ara1nas die GistiHtas clasRs = mna
rrgular canEdad he munar5naes = Ill.,
.e-ial de gRcTlG el general"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-20
Diccionario Mamma Il
Encyclopaedia

Este DicriOrlario de L. iengrua
cas5ellara rs Ell mas complete y
rOdarnD. Esta ilustrado con
r5as de 5000 gratados en- me-
gro Y en- c0lores, mas de 25D
maPas, cGentos die retratn's DIE
i1onlbres calebres, ed1ficios y
znOnumertos hist6ricOs de TO-
das parties del mundo, eoc. LIS
ell majnr de Los enclcl0pedlcoR
manHalas y sI6lo vale
$500 ell eFet11pta~+
Hdsarrse los pedid0s aoonlpa-
rado de SUI fmpGrbey a:
EGNACEC T.. LlZAND
SOY DolurT0Sa st.
Sam Antanios TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-20
e GhEsLES SIM MAESTRO
EN- 20 LECCIlMEE.

Esta obra, cuya mayor VEN
taia estriba erl talar Ia pro-
Duuciaci6n figurada en- cassie
lLan0, cs una de las Cue MES
faciliEan el a~prendizaja de idio-
mla ingleS. Theme TariaS fGrnu-
Las die conversation para la vi
DE- diaria, y algunos moaelos
de carEas Esuales.
Hay dos Edicionea. #
a la rIIstica T5c =
EimpastalO en- teHa. .S1.25
Pidase Entertainments 80
lzNAClQ L. IOEANC.
ElT Dolorosa St.
sar Antnnir, Tsa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-20
.i8a lf A~gEMT1E
Slis rxsaCsE6ss caeaiE EEEa@.

T. 4rarb1ras lie Sherlock Hok-
an=s. I'll terrOr dc lQs IsEiul1as-
neg.
I'd Sisn 5setyar .3a S~aGsEsrEe.
ISL Iahn Del ~GisInanas E1ssi.
81 GlIa del usGrrarGu
-IackweIi, "A 2iDsbs 5s4 Ts5RsSsaa
rzrS al destripsGoE.
ras uGane-5enca falsos .3s L1EaRssn
e m2ieta s4ngrisnts.
. Jn uaadipo ,r--iz-InAa.
z ti restaanenDe Tel dirssSag.
/ 5n=rJnck AolmDsa " al s~s,satrgsrsr
-Gs-a de griE.
80 "a =ssreIs de: crtrva1l DC RiEsss!
auEgr
. lss RsErtaE de !a rrusrsaso
- wiuaa rqia de- FsEis.
Ia tssgis Guzrlanao
LES Hu@cye de tcEDcrr
z5 -o.uo pGai cpI!ar Lie rEEiaan
ID in5anoe posa1a Geh Es45au
IT, raCfrQgie Gs Cta1ffs-
E4 Gsg ie Ius bEndidasa
& : 7anturaa de Jnnr r.. Ez@lsE:
a yay da ! iaiFonss "xs0dar-
nNss
81 c-GEritc ~riistariosun
- 0rbc en- reI Falsrip Rsssr
81 pr'ncipe Fugs&or. l.
VI ;asai$o =n el S~ayesrFsEr
ii EMO noio.
vi ne7s5eDo re E~aslSGSSx$r
H. zegneJ9 Del a%niilc,
IL EraslGenbe Nda lGE Gshsssasss
q &.siso 5a.teaGar.
"a -~ioucelIa rEHtn5sa
vi -rlsi- del EesEru,
.e:ora dsi Rogfa5r
J- v5ala be 19dgE,
T. -=s1=1 de Ezta2a.
.Gscsr5cBa Gsi E52A.
Gn iE TarunerS.
e, 5srraEo 4al tsaaFS..
rqsss..~--S----m..
|.e9a.Hss bns pa-iiaqs Ec~rsrIuRFtGIssI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-20
Lgnacio e. Lozzro.
cot Dalng1sa. aE-Sar Aufe-in, Tsz

EM UR@EEsA @g sI ErsiaalaS Es-5csEa e.
Eagyag ~s4aaulEciiE - LGs Es.EEtGI L=.1a
y 5GE Ia ESRs1 - r2rlor FaTE l"9 1aGaas-
sz1a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-20

.yaLss 5ns peiiaas sEcrSE1FRfiE1sR
ar ar-E2gts 4
, III -.4AEf0 E. EGEANItI.
5Q7 &}GicToss &c ---gsr AntaiS1,, Ter,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-20

NJ Est--DE HULlsilina FurF Laval.
FlrHorl2r L,gzro r.-.~-...-~-. @sas III
SElsl-
VIC. ElS-SaTa EQs-a. Tic.c-ta, gGTt
lAVa~g 5rug."--I --GS srr
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-06-20

II is estimated that there is enough
waste from the sawmills Of the South
alone to produce twenty thousand
tons of paper day.
Oiled paper has been found to be
an excellent material for packing tree
seedlings, when shipped in crates.
When cratesare not used, paper-lined
burlap makes a particularly satisfac-
tory wrapper.
The value of livestock dying from
disease on the National Forest ranges
in 1915 was less than $200,0 900. A
majority of the cattlemen are now
vaccinating their stock for backlog,
one of the chief loss-causing cattle
diseases of the West, and thus pre-
venting the serious losses of the past.
Because of the heavy snowfall last
winter, Forest ranges found it neces-
sary this spring to remove two feet
of snow from the Beaver Creek Nur-
sery in Utah, so that the young trees
might be uncovered by the time they
were needed for spring planting on
the National Forests of that region.
Part of the snow was taken off by use
of shovel and pick. BY spreading a
thin layer Of fine soil over another
part, the natural melting Of the snow
was fastened sufficiently TO make
shoveling unnecessary.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-06-20

The Irish potato is native of South
America; was introduced into Spain
in the early part of the sixteenth CEN
fury, and into England by Sir Walter
Raleigh in 1885; was regarded at first
as a curiosity, and its use as an ar
ticle of food made slow progress. In
1868 the Royal society of London rec
commended it as a possible safeguard
against famine among the Irish peas
antry, but the British Encyclopedia
says that cts cultivation in England
made but little progress, even though
it was strongly urged by the Royal
society, and not much more than a
century has elapsed since its cultiva-
ton on a large scale became general. "
1t is sometimes called the Irish po-
tato because 1t is a favorite article
of food in Ireland The failure of the
crop in Ireland several years, espe'
cially in 1876, caused famine, which
was followed by disease, from which
many thousands died. In 1885 an in
ternational potato exhibition was held
at the Crystal palace, London, and in
1886 the three hundredth year of the
introduction of the potato into Eng
land was celebrated at Westminster
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-06-20
the worth of water.

the worth of water.
II you would know the value of
money, go and try to borrow some;
for he that goes a-borrowing goes
a-sorrowing.
Pride that dimes on vanity sups on
contempt Pride breakfasted with
plenty, dined with poverty and
supped with infamy.
Those have a short Lent who owe
money to be paid at Easter.
Creditors have better memories
than debtors. Creditors are super
stitious set, great observers of set
days and times.
Rather go to bed supperless than
rise in debt
1t is easier to build two chimneys
than to keep one in fuel.
Those that will not be counseled
cannot be helped.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-06-20

The use Of money is all the advan-
tage there is in having money.
God helps them that help them
selves.
Sloth, like rust, consumes faster
than labor wears, while the used key
is always bright.
Dost thou love life? Then do not
squanderftlme; for that is the stuff
life is made of.
u A sleeping fox catches no poultry.
He that riseth late must trot all day,
and shall scarce overtake his business
at night.
Laziness travels so slowly that Pow
erty soon overtakes him.
Industry need not wish, and he
that lives upon hopes will die fasting.
There are no gains without pains;
Hen help hands; for have no lands.
e, He that hath trade hath an estate,
Sand he that hath calling hath an Of
fee Of profit and honor.
At the workingman' s house Hunger
looks in, but dares not enter.
Industry pays debts, while Despair
increaseth them.
Plow deep, while sluggards sleep,
And you shall have corn to sell and
keep.
BY diligence and patience the
mouse ate in two the cable.
He that by the pillow would thrive
Himself must either hold or drive.
A little neglect may breed great
mischief; for want Of nail shoe
was lost; for want OF shoe the horse
was lost; for want of horse the rider
was lost, being overtakcn and slain
by the enemy; all for want of little
care about horseshoe nail.
If you would have your business
done, go; if not, send.
If you would have faithful SER
want, and one you like, serve your
self.
If you would be wealthy, think of
saving as well as Of getting. The In
dies have not made Spain rich, be-
cause her outgoes are great than her
incomes.
Fools make feasts and wise men eat
them.
But what thou hast no deed of and
: ere long thou shalt sell thy necessar-
A plowman on his legsliis higher
than the gentleman on his knees.
When the well is dry, isthey know
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-06-20
A War-Born World Benefit.

An editorial in the July Woman's
Home Companion says;
"The war has wrought one benefit
in the world at least-it has given a
new birth to thrift. Prime ministers
are preaching this virtue now, aswell
as economists, and courts are setting
the example for cottages. In this
country, also, there is hardly any
household to which the war, in its
present effects or its ultimate posi-
bilities, has not given a new dignity
to a family savings account"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-06-20
Modern Version.

Tommy had been learning the story
OF creation for his Sunday school
teacher. but she found him not quite
word perfect. What did God say"
she asked, after he had made the
heavens and the earth?" "He said,
Let there be light and-and he push.
ed the button!"-Harper's Magazine.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-06-20
Earth's ConductivltY.

The resistance of sea-water is only
about one-hundredth that of fresh wa
ter. Damp earth often offers less re-
sistance to electric current than does
fresh water, but dry earth measures
over ten times as many ohms between
opposite sides OF a cubic s,<tion.-
Popular Science Monthly.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-06-20
Women Warriors.

II is commonly assumed that women
lack the fighting instinct and have
lacked 1t from the beginning. Certain
ly this is not true of the ancient Teu-
tonic woman, the Urweib, who fought
side by side with her bearded mate in
incessant tribal wars. History tells US
that the Roman armies had to defeat
the women after they had defeated the
men.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-06-20
Silence.

II see you're wearing rubber heeis-
Don't you find them great comfortf
You bet / do! My wife never knows
what time come home from the club
now"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-06-20
Lucky.

EUCNJs
Kriss-'What did you get out OF
your aunts estate?" Kross-"After
settling things up the lawyer blew me
to a good dinner and loaned me S."
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-06-20

in........ Ia ny death.....
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First Street.
ne aI~r'oNimate amount of the lien or
.a'te - satisfy which the above-d"-
,'' rr3psity Is TO be sold. is Forty
.stl Nts4nd eight hundred and sixty
10 ''...p Dollars k|h,sos.7OD. with In
,.-'l hrr'ou from the tenth day ~ MAY,
'ht''tcf with the costs ana allow
~ " 'r4. ''|rr to Five hundred and forty
free 5000 collars '&5i3 ~, with interest
,,,it H1F DO 1916. together with the eN.
h"h ~ mo sale The approximate
.np.u' - no taxes. sssesfments n water
-. 'r o'ncr lens, which are to I've al
49, "" -" purchaser out Of 'h" nurchas"
a.. ~ 'f f,'I hv The Referee, IL Fiy" hun
i|h'.t.,, '"' '''"'' N
D''t1 %'w York. Nav 22d. 1918.
hiAL!%THE KISGROSE, Referee.
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ASSIGNEE NOTICE.

COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
In the matter OF the general assignm.nt
Tor the bcneht OF creditors OF
HAT BLOCK %, Inc, Assishofs 10
HNnOID n IHOWE. Assignee.
Notice is hereby given that ! will sell AZ
public auction, through J ~ movers, huc,
Assignors. consisting OF Machinery. Chat
,els and Fixtures, TO pay NAY nh
borough Of Manhattan. city of New York
HAROLD r LHoWE As.isn."
JOSEPH s. ALVIN T. SAplNSkf Att"t,-
ney- for Assignee, iS' br'"d""y' - !
Guy
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.


Fifth Ave. and S7th St. New York.
NOTICE OF REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
ING o 1915.
Notice Is hereby given ma q mSc"onMnts
PANY viii be held At the once ~ the
com pany. a, Fifth Avenue and attn street,
In The Borough Of Manhattan, city .ot New
yok. on the 6th day OF June, 1918, az
/? 90 O'Clock noon Tor the purpose OF e'ec',
amendinr the by .lnws Of the corporation,
and Tor the transaction % such other
business as may be broush before me
meeting. .-,,
The transfer books Will close or INC I'm
dav Of NAV 1915. at 500 o'clock i, NJ. ana
VIII open on the 18th day OF June 1917 al
HARRY IL. TREADwELL.. Secretary
Dated. New York. May LIST. lNlb.
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IHE DELAWARE & HUDSON COMPANY

New York. May -. 1915.
Aqsartsrly dividend OF TWO AND ONE
GARTER ~. 20 PER CENT. on the cap
iAi s,-ak of ,his Company Will be paid Al
'se OF a: the Company. 81 Nassau
sect. IN his city. on and after Tuesday.
lose Z hrr ness today.
By order % the Board Of Managers.
CHARLES \ WALKER. Treasurer.
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THE WEATHER.
Far ...tern Sew Nork. artly cloud, to-
da, and Tomorrow moderate shfiting


da, and tomorrow. moderate shii'ing
winds.
F"r New Jrrsc,. showers this morning
followed ~ faii weather, iair tomorrow
moderate shifting winds.
For northern \cW England, showers 70
day partly cloud. to- morrow. moderate
aouthtrIN winds.
For southern New England. partly cloudy
to-day; showers in east portion pdtIis
cloudy tomorrow, moderate sOuthcf'S
Winde.
NEW NOHk. May ?e-There was a
general itmo~phcrtc depression covering
u,ary al Of tao country ye~terdhF Win
tn. low area centres IN thc southwest anu
TO IN" nprth Of the LAKE regions w
southwestern area was moving Slowly
uorthenstWarl creating thunder snoWc!S
In parts ~ ne central states, ONO N"ll.f'
axe regions aud in the middle Ailantl'
states. elsewhere Ia" weather was Ech-
orally fair. An area ~ high pressure was
developing In tn extreme ~NnrthWtSN 'uh
Ing from the north Pacific coast. IL N'S
warmer n an the southern ana. t"h'tt'
States. th' axe regions ana mlidI" ~
ltntit sections.
In THIS city there were thund'r showers
an The early mpruiuE aud g'ueraiS th.L
during Ga" day, warmer, Wills. hsn' W
fr..h soufuc-iy, aV'rag" hutniditf - pei
cent Itrometor. corrected TO read 10 SEA
ieN.f. ~ n \. NJ, 1859. 3 y. NJ, -'"i
The temperature in th!s city N"sirihaE
a.. recorded by tho official thermometer II
shown IN the annexed table.
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THE YALE & TONNE MANUFACTURING
~

quarterly dividend NO. So, Of one and
..-sa et-4r'evs p"r cent ! CO. for the
e~.Arisr .rd.ng June 3oth has been declared
/. ,hc Board OF Directors out of past earn
itg. PAYABLE July LIST. 1915, TO stoCkhold-
IS 1. record at the close OF business June
.jrl. 1915.
Al extra dividend tNo. So OF ten per
cent, Ilp'rl has also been declared, pay.
a.. iur, 1th, 1915. to stockho .ters OF
record at the clos. OF business May 3lst,
.,,s j. II. TOWNE, Secretary.