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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08

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bab Sic Mn1erifaner beuti6er Ser
fnnft fir @Dtenbienit midt gu baben
iinb. Sic gIarben NUN einmal nldt
an Sic poIitild)en &dlber, audi Damn
nid,t, me,m Morgan lie pergoloet
hot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
ONE QUESTION INVOLVED
IN LOSS OF THE MARINA
WAS ship Transport, rs German
commander rhouEhtt-I. =. Is
Making fnQulricS.

WASHINGTON. December @.-I was
ofi''ally stated today that the case
of tin" British ship Marina. DESTROYED
10y q German submarine, with tho loss
or SIN Americans has narrowed down
solely 10 whether the Marina was. as
the German commander thought a
transport. or whether she enjoyed the
tnmunitics Of Il chartered ship. In
quiricS have been made of the owners
and the British Admiralty. and several
days may elapse before tho case can
hc decided.
Germany has given notice of will
inEness II take action satisfactory TO
The United states if the submarine
commander broke pledges.
II the ship was in public service
prior 10 being tornedocd. some state
department officials take the position
that the presumption was in favor OF
the position that an enemy might have
believed her still to he {; transport at
the time of the attack In order to
clear M that point, the nature OF her
previous charter, the orders under
which She was sailing and the charac-
ter Of her officers and crew will be
investigated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
WASHINGTON PLANNING
TO ENTERTAIN u. c. V.
Efficiency Methods BcinH Applied to
finunciur OF the Zig
ltcuniou.

WASHINGTON. December @.-Ncw
efficiency methods for making the Con
tedcratc Veterans Reunion here MAY
- not only the largest iaSSeinblacc that
Washington has ever seen. but ono OF
business success. have been adopted.
Aside from the strong humau-
interest appeal that comes with the
fratcrniSinS during that celebration
between the old soldiers of the blue and
the gray aud the whole soulcd hos
pita'i'y with which the latter arc to
hc made welcome III the capital city.
the business organization for the event
is attracting wide attention.
in the matter Of raising "a guarantee
fund for the celebration a unique
method Is being employed Instead OF
accepting subscriptions in the cuSto-
mary WAY. Of having all subscribers
sign q common paper. each firm or in
diviiual contributing to the Confed-
crate Veterans fund signs a note
which is negotiable paper, and which
obligation fails due May next, This
saves the committee u great deal OF
trouble aud double work and delay i'm
collections.
IN" finance committee is composed
of number OF prominent citizens and
business leaders, with II. l.. Cary. gem
cral passenger agent. OF tho Southern
halfway, as chairman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Wlnn-CroVytler.

Especial TO The Times DispatCh.l
BRAKES BRANCH. VA, December
c.-Of great interest TO the community
was the marriage of Miss Alma Maudc
Crowder TO James Oliver Winn. both
OF hecklenburg County, At the home
OF tho brioc's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Harper Crowder, Thursday af-
ternoon. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. y. y Whitmore, of Keubridge.
The ribbon girls were Misses Lucille
VIM and Elizabeth Crowdcr. The
nshers were Raymond Vim brother
or the groom, Edward Moore. NJ.
j. Nelson and NLram ia Crowder.
brother OF the !-ride. The hes, man
was DIR. Meredith VIM. Of Skipwith.
Miss Helen Staude, OF Richmond. was
maid OF honor. The rinG was borne on
a white lily hy little Edward Moore.
,Jr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Observation-Disclosures,

Especial 10 The Times DispatchI
FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Dccemcber
"a pretty home wedding took plac.
here at noon to-day, when Miss Sadi,
Hayes TAYLOR. daughter Of MIR. AM,
Mrs r. 1nnes Taylor became the bird.
OF Halsey Dickinson, sou Of tho late
James G. Dickinson. and Mrs. Fannie
NJ Halsey DICK inaon. Of Fredcrirks.
nurG me ceremony was performed nv
ReV. j. y. bowman. of Richmcnd an
uncle OF the bride. and took plnc. I'm
tile parlor wher. the graudrno,bn, or
the bride was married in 1882 Miss
Eliza beth Forbes Tavlor. sister OF the
bride. was maid OF honor Leonard T.
Pterson. of this city, was bes, man
Music was rendered by Mrs. Charles !,
TIA ckett
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
.HOPEWELL GRAND JURY
BRINGS IN INDICTMENTS
W. j. Cleveland and George W.
Wootton Charged With Vio-
lating Prohibition law.
HAD 81 pINTs or LIQUoR
Seven Other Indictments Are Re-
turned for Violations Of State
Wide Statute, and Trials Will
Come Up This Week.

w. !. Cleveland and George w. Moot :
ton. members of the Wootton Detcc-
tive Agency, yesterday were indicted
by special grand jury of the Cor
p"ration Court of llopeIrcll on Il charge
Of violating the state wide prohibition
act by transporting TO u. 7. Williams,
suit case containing forty piutS
of whisky. Williams also was in
diCted for violation of the law.
The liquor is alleged to have been
taken by the detectives from m in
tcrurtan car running between Peters
burg and Hopewel 1t was seized In
tho office Of the agency. and arrests
immediately followed. Guy T. Horncr
attorney in the office of Prohibition
Commissioner rctrrs. appeared on be-
half OF the departments. and presented
the cases To the grand jury.
In addition 10 these cases. MIR. Iior-
ncr secured from this special grand
jury seven other indictments for vio-
latiou of the liquor law, setting u
gratifying record in view of the fac;
that at the last term only one ndiCt
incnt was secured out Of ton cases
presented. others who were Indicted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

yesterday were Christeno Crater. John
C"nstahtZ. Sam Harmon, Mile and
ionE Canddclrro, Christina Crater and
George CASTILLO
CONFORMATION COURT
BEGINS TERM rO-MOKHOw
Thc regular December term of the
tiopcwcll Corporation Court begins TO-
morrow. and II is probable that all
These cases Will be disposed of before
the emu OF the week. ATTORNEY Unr-
ner VIII appear for the prohibiIinr
commissioner and conduct the prosecu
lions ''N"
h'tor" being indicted by the grand
Jury. cleveland ana Wootton had ench
been fined 500 and costs by .Jusiirn
England. of the Police C,our, mn :,
charSc of violating IL city ort,in,u,.
"i liopewcll. which has incornnr,tcd
me Napp act in its community STA,
tute*, MIR. Iiorner prosecuted il ,h.
lower court. and then presented ,ho
'ioiaters to the grand jury of ,hc
commissioner Peters is m,,,.b ,r,,;
h'u at the action of the grand mr..
- nirh in his praise of C.bicf of
folicc cotton, who, he SAWS i'm. hon,,
ih"clatisihl" in his efforts IN ,,,,
down IN" lawleSS element of thc ,.itx
ahu OF MIR. liorner, who has rendered.
Na'uapic assistance in Il legal wny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Christmas Greeting Cards

y large variety OF the newest Cards. in hand
soinciy embossed and expuisitely hand -colored
designs Priced 80 to BIC each.
Christmas Post Cards
a bra nd new line o these Cards in all IN.
latest designs and coloringS.
Priced 1c to SC ench
Engraved Personal Greeting Cards
new line Of Individual Greeting Ca rds for
Christmas. in original and distinctive designs
y lare" variety of styles. most reasonably
priced.
Bring your plate and let enter your order
to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
ItnnCN=ScNnlnnr

I-AWRENCENlIIE, VA po,,
ne nom" OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
hulhh seymour. al Brodnax, was tho
scene OF a pretty wedding on Wcdnas
Gay morning whom their daughter
ANNIE ieSran Seymour. became the
or'dr OF Leigh Massenburg Rancy. Of
la 'rossc The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. II. j. paylor Miss
Ncttic Seymour was her sisters maid
oil honor. The other attendants were.
Air. =. L. stewart. of Richmond. and
Miss Florence Rancy. sister of tn.
groom. The bridegroom had as his
best man his brother Robcr; E,ncv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
A Complete Collection
for Christmas

Followers OF literature will delight in the large they
nave TO choose from herefcon, travel poetry
ogaphy standard authors classics religious books
Testamens Prayer and Hymna Juveniles stationery
calendars. greeting cards, ETC., etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

Wonder what unset your stomach
which portion OF the food did tn.
DANA ge-to you? We'll don't bother
If your stomach is in Il revolt. IL sour
Eassy End upset, and what you Jus,
ate has fermented into stubborn
humps; your head dizzy and aches ,
beich gases and acids and cructate uu-
digested food. breath foul. tongue
coated--tust take little Dyspepsia
and In Ave minutes you Will wonder
what became OF tho indigestion and
distress.
Millions OF men ana women today
know that II is needless 10 have a bad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
CHRISTMAS FOR MARINES
Naval Collier VIII Curry Presents to
Wen In Haiti and santu
Domingo.
IBy Associated rrcss :

NORFOLK, VA, December An
ncuncenlent WAS mace officially o-day
at the naNy-yard that Il naval collier
yet TO I've named, would sail from the
yard on December - for Haiti and
Santo Domingo "a carry Christmas
boxes to the marines AMI naval men
now seeing service in these republics
All boxes prepaid 10 Norfolk and
reaching the navy-yard on or before
December II. viii be forwarded free
OF charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Newest Religious Books

our lrouoleSonc Religions Questions ueiD
quiet Talks With the Family tJcfcrson)
Prayer In It's Present Day Aspects OamphclD
Phases of Early Chrstianiy trarpcnter)
Christian Faith
ErochS the Life OF Christ
Mastering the Books he armstrong; . ~ sr.,
bauntcSS ne
ny
Kingdom Preparedness Kinney
Aspects of the lnhnit" Mystery
''''''e '''S eihS stories tSnth)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-11
IDEAL HOME

Hour out North shore. near water: old
"a shiored homestead; II rooms, bath. cleo
trio lis hts. garage. ice house. %artcsian well:
2 acres. garden. all kinds OF fruit tre-s
broad lawns. flower beds. tennis court.
h.suti,ul Old shade trees around house. also
small lake and running brook. great bar
THO. !. HALL. ~ West 3tth st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-11

The Hoiland-Amerioa liner Noordsr m
sailing to-day for Falmouth and Rot
terdsm. will take mail. closing at $3.50 A.
NJ. for the Netherlands.
Tho Scandinavian American liner United
states. calling to-day for Christian sand,
will take mall. closing at 10 A. NJ. for
Norway. sweden, Denmark. tho neither
lands. Germany. Austria. Hungary. Lux
emburg. Bulgaria, Serbia and Turkey.
The French liner La Tourainc. sailing
Saturday for BORDEAUX, will take mail,
closing at noon, for France. Rumsnia,
SNitasrland. italy, epa'r, Portugal. Egypt,
Greece. British India. Nri'ish East Africa.
slam, Malta. Gibraltar. C-yion. straits Set
Elements. Dutch East Indies West Austria
LA and Persia
Tn" American liner Scw York. saiiing
Saturday for Liverpool, vii take mail,
closing At $50 A. VI, For Europe 6nxccp,
Germany. Austria. Hungary. ~Lixcmburg
Bu'raria, serbia, Tu-kee tho Netherlands.
norway. sweden and Africa
West Asia and tho East indies.
Tho Norwegian american steamship Bcr.
rcnsfjord, sailing Ssturdty for aScrger, vii
take mail, closing at $3.50 A. NJ, for Nor.
way, sweden. Denmark, tho Netherlands
switzerland. Ruasia, Germany, Austria
Hungary, Luxembourg. Bulgaria. Serbia
and Turkey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-11
PLAN $500, ooo, 900 MORTGAGE.
Rock Island Committee said to n
working on Idea.

Advices received I'm Wall Street YES
tcrday In regard tn the new Rock Island
reorganization plan, now under prcpara-
tion by the debenture and stock holders
committees were that there was under
consideration a blanket mortgage for
the entire property OF $500, 000. 900 or
$500, 0Oo. 900. The advices further con-
iirmcd the understanding that the plan
would provide for thu issuance OF pre-
ferrcd stock TO the holders Of the 5 per
cent debentures and OF another grade
NJ preferred to common stockholders
for their additional Investments In the
property.
No confirmation of the reports could
bc obtained from members Of the ROM
mittccs participating IN tho new plan.
Some OF the Junior security holders as
modification cs The rotund!rg bond NOR.
gage. ~contending that II IL necessary to
the establishment of the road on a Arm
basis. and the success OF blanket mort
cages IN the cases Of a number OF promi.
nent trunk lines which recently adopted
this method of Financing Is pointed Ia
az an indication that the Rock Island
reorganization may also include the
plan.
Nathan u. Anster. chairman Of the
minority stockholders committee, said
yesterday hat he did not believe there
WAS n chance of his plan OF %yoluntar,
reorganization succeeding before mex,
Monday and that consequently he wa.
pleased to cooperate with tho othe,
Junior interests in whatever plan the,
might bring forth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-11
p,ux AVE. APARTMENT SALE.

r,o thirteen story apartment house Az
400 t,,,L avenue has been sold for John
r oNerl. who bought It in a fore
.,o.ure proceeding lot long ago for
,q-; 600 The buyer OF the apartment
,,s rerresented by Douglas l." Gilman
4 20 Though a holding company viii
Ito The property an individual Is tho
,,ver lie has given in part pay
80 the southeast corner or Dey
ana IVES, streets, "a three story building
nj, II, 3O.3x54.7xli5x45.2. which inquired
IN the trade at a valuation OF $i5,O0o.
Mss Emily Redmond, a member OF tho
redmond family of bankers, IL the owner
NJ record, hut II was denied yesterday
,ba. the Redmonds or any members OF the
pcdnond family we're the buyers IL
,hey have an interest In the apartment,
1, Was said. their interest IL snMli.
Tho new owner takes the property fully
vented and producing an average ahnual
rert roll Of more nan $4,000. The
s.rlr,ure will be managed by Douglas
I. Gilman 4 Co. The ~originators OF
,he Improvement, the 929 Park Avenue
Company. Mundel Hierzog vice-president.
bn.lma involved In financial difficulties
almost from the completion or 'nc
structure. and failure to adjust matters
N,h the various contractors sent the
r-ore,,v TO tho auction block In pecem-
her 1874, when It was bid In by the
material men for s2s4.12o. Another
pubic sale was held last March, when
;he las, Of the financial troubles were
cleared with the sale OF the property 10
NJ. ONelll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-11
WEST END CORNER
SALE UNDER WAY
Builder May Buy 93d street
Plot ari Erect Large Apart
mcnt House.
PARK AVENUE HOUSE SOLD

r',r. 20 erect a fourteen story apart
mont hotel on the ifty foot site at $40
AND ta2 West End avenue north of
Xirc'y-thlrd street. probably will be
abandoned and a much larger building Of
,Me Nousckceplns apartment type erected
Ya dc,I now pending for the sale OF the
,or,re,st corner ot West End avenue
ard Ninoty-third street Is consummatcd.
Tia, corner IL owned by Walter Luttgen
~ ,he firm ~ August Belmont & Co. and
Ia o-unled by his residence. The DWELL
ing ,s n large old fashioned house. oc-
cupylns a plot fronting 7h6 feet on
IN. avenue and 100 feet on the street.
An cation on this property has been
,,hen nv anthony Campagna. head OF
,bs 4. G., Company. which owns
~. two lots to the north. plans for the
w,-overen, of which with an apart
r,.r, hotel were filed last month. "
,n,s deal Is closed Mr.. Campngna Will
lave A plot,agc of 1ls.1l feet on West
rrd avenue and 100 feet on the street
,ic saii that II he assemblies such n plot
be will abandon the hotel project ana
.-e-, instead q fine apartment house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-11


Leutonant-Commander b q. Bar,halow
from the san Diego to the oregon AS
executive
Lieutenant Commander c. 7. Owens
from OF the Neptune to the
Vermont
lieutenant commander I. shane from
recruittng station. Pittsburg, TO command
the Neptune.
Lieut.. W. \. Sn-ad from me oregon to
training station, Newport.
Lieut.. n. /. Canaga from the New
orleans to the san Diego.
Lieut.. II. II. stuart from the Preston IA
treatment, Naval Hospital. Norfolk.
Lieut., G. =. Mason from the Chester IA
tho North Carolina.
Lieut., r. 4. Symins.on from Naval
Academy 20 the North Carolina.
Lieut. r. W. Tod from Naval Academy
to Washington,
Lieut.. =. 5. Keller to charge recruitfns
station, Fittsburg.
Assistant PaS master T. g. Edwards from
IN" Nashville To home for orders,
Assistant rsymaSter i ", Ewald from
the Promotions to home for orders
Assistant laymastcr II 7. Sandlin from
tho Baltimore to home FOR orders
Assistant Paymaster q. W l.eiiel from
the Cleveland to home for orders.
Assistant Paymsster :. N, Mathes from
the Yorktown TO home for orders
Assistant Paymaster NJ, g. Merrimar
from the Wheeling 20 home for orders.
Assistant Paymaster j. A. Harmon from
the Jupiter TO home for ordcrs
Assistant Paymaster Y II. p. Hodapp,
from the ozark to home for orders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-11
LOFT BUYS NEXT TO FACTORY.

George W. Loft has bought the prop
erty a. 3eS Broome street. an Old ousi-
ness building adjoining his eight story
caudy factory at the northeast corner
Of Broome street and Cleveland place,
TIE property sets into tie side OF his
building. He secured II yesterday from
the New York Life insurance Company.
a. trustee. through the cruikshank Conn
pany and =. II. !. DAILY. his real estate
representative. The property - .o.S
tee; wide and 117.lo feet deep. a four
Story building covers the site. The pur-
chase may nave been made to protect
TIE light OF the factory, aS II IS oniy 4
fV months ago since a Nat was erected
On ne property next TO the realiy Sc
cured yesterday. Then again. Mr.. Lott
NAV have in mind he extension or MS
factory, which fronts l45 feet on CleNe-
and place. 1913 feet on Broome street
and 9S.9 feet on Delaney street. and
which cost him $500. 600 10 build o
years ago. The properly Just secured
squares out the factory's Broome street
Portage and gives Mr.. Loft control OF
ttlf tie block bounded by Broome street.
Mulberry street. Delaney street and
Cl,Ncland place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, $ cor ii.th ct.
100. Txl3Ix9a liNltss-S Title 1ns co
h,,ys. Butcher, T & +. Madi.on
icTH ST. n 5. $40 E IN =, ;s1iSsG
- pit. st;ys, rheaIl & beam. IS Wa
osST!u sr, ;5.s WIN ii Baird. exr. and
eno to Frederic I C%cudert. admr. ~
10Th st atty. J. T $4,000
s3p ST. $40 Elmo y and snr
pI'i.A%GEy sr. 7~s-st-Harris Mande baum
i,a6 lii av. aItys, Fel,ens,ein & r.. 3Ss
xEnNN 'Gru,AMB4iEnrs ST. , ana s.Ge:ina j,
Csrk.on az bhiyn; a t; a'tS; i si
RtI,TGw ST. is--Jss Z Clark and ano,
riolnH.Il. y J, correction Assignment
s,rS'.. Man : Man, s. wsM.,,,.s;;t;,;N
Beacon az, Jersey CITY. y J. atty SAN,
%Greenbaum. - PARK Row; :.,n
-Ccie.tin : wohrie TO Marguerite wshris'
S'amt9,d; TT-"n; MMniiii,r rs part s"yci'
isTu 81. IS, 81 : 9Th sy; 2oSs:Iiiy
brady to Mary Z o b,sdy; s!i " Esd Il
lawyers Mtg 60 to New ior& %lnst'tu-
tlon for Instruction OF Deaf and Du,nb
LAWYERS Mig o.. An int Of $4,000
7iST ST, so w-Bankcrs Trust Co to
BANKERS Tru,, GO. nrus' - wan ST. a''ys,
! isTH ST n :. :oS W "a av. .lsx!pcS.-
Merrill Payson. exr. to Jennie e. wire
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-11
Due Monday.


SIS Now York, Liverpool, a. mil-s east OF
Sandy Hook al s \ NJ Yesterday
S. New York. Port Arthur. 10 miles east
OF sand Key Al noon yesterday
s. W. NJ. O'Rren, jacksonville, l.5 miles
south Of Diamond Shoals AZ noon
50 Ed l. Doheny, Tnmpl"o, 6s nulcs south
west Of Cape Hai'cras At noon,
IS FL Mundn. G~slvesou, - miles aouth
west OF Diamond Shoals AZ noon.
SAL. NJ. Gufcy, Port Arthur, sm miles
southwest OF Diamond Shoals ~ noon
- FL sud, Galveston, 81 mi'cs west ~
Tortusas At 6 l.. NJ.
So Arapshor, Jacksonville. az miles south
OF SANDY Hook al : y. NJ
SIS san Jacnto Galveston. 30 miles south
OF Diamond Shoals NJ : l. NJ.
SIS Se"hcs. Ponce, l3 miles south of Sandy
Hook AT noon.
IS Northeastern Port Arthur, 1T miles
northeast Of Diamond shoals AT noon.
So City Of Columbus. savannah, paased
Winter quarters at noon.
IS Comus, New Orleans. 10 miles eouth Of
Sandy Hook a. 7 r. NJ.
Tug Kcene, Brunswick, 10 miles south 81
Sandy Hook at 8 p. NJ.