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New-York tribune., 1916-06-08

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables
Spot cotton. fair business doing sales, 5000
bales speculation and export. 500 American.
900. Imports 1900 American, 5000.
Mid-upland. SAD. Futures opened quiet, 81 }
points higher closed very steady. at net
advance Of 7Gs points. July-August. sl5 I'd :;
October-Novcmber. 7.92i9d: Janusry-f eb-
rusry. 7.s2i2d; Msrch-April. 7.s0lad May,
June. 7.7si.d. Manchester - Yarns and
cloths quiet and firm.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
That Record" Call Loan.

Bankers in a position to know denied d
yesterday that the sharp advance in the
call money rate to per cent on Tuesday
afternoon was due, as reported IN the
Street, to the negotiation on behalf OF
the British government Of the Largest
call loan on record" In fact, the idea
was pooh h-poohed in many quarters, the
argument being that it would be ooth
unwise and unsafe for the bankers
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

Reading was unusually active on the
Consolidated Exchange, SS,s4O shares
changing hands. Most of the day the
general market was a waiting one. In
ternational Mercantile Marine pre-
ferred was the most active issue next
to Reading, with about 1000 shsres
done Its low was 935s, and its high
95ih. United States Steel closed at
.S42s, its highest.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION
Notico OF Dividends on
At0eL

tn. second instslment Of lafs OF ths
,.v,n per cent. dividend upon the preferred
Uock and OF Ti1es OF the thirty per cent, olVl-
d.nd upon the common stock Of Bethlehsm
Steel Corporation which were declSIeo on
January 20. 1916 will be payable on July !,
lsl6. 10 the stockholders OF record az
ttslments o. the dividends will be paysole on
octobsr :. 1915. 10 the stockholders OF record
o, ) O'Clock p. NJ. on september o. Islo ,
and the fourth on January 2. 1911 70 'he
stockhoicers OF record st oclock T. N on
December 10, 1915. Checks VIII be maheu
r. H JONES. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.


Tn. coffee market was weak ana Io"er;
nrie,s showing net losses for the day Of
,nr5is noints, There was renewed liquida,,
ton both for local and foreign account ana
sentiment was more bearish OWING 10 slsns
~ weakness in Brazil and on Increased crop
cs,innstes. Mail sdvices from Brazh ihul- %
Gated more favorable crop conditions man mar,
nd beon reported by cable. and leading
p-a,;Iion publication estimated the next klo
crop at $3.50. 900 and Santos at from lI.VoV,-
900 to Ii 500. 900. These figures. especla,iS
santos. are much larger than previous e'n-
mates. which ranged from 9.5OOoOo 70 ~
600 .0OO. .,irh,,y
- can,os a. being quoted az lO5OM
io.55c. London credit. while Rio IS were were
quoted at s.loc asked. although vas sald %
hat a bid had been accepted for se. Inc
worlds visible supply showed decrease
during May OF s5s,e92. compared with ,oseI deI
cr.ase of 74s.742 last year. and ne total
vss 7s55ls7 bags. compared with s,22I'S5s
a year ago. i.-
The spot market was inactive ana eas'eI.
with Rio IS quoted at 9i.c and Santos IS Al
lose. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08

Tn. market for eottonseed oil was 1uiet
total sales for the day sggregating 900 bar
r,ls hut A frmer tone prevailed and closing
quotations were near the ton. with net gains
OF 10 II points. The frmness IN lard was
largely responsible for the advance. nut II
va. evident that leading interests were dis
nossd 10 support values. Range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
s4.oOo.Ooo GOLD SHIPMENT
largest of Present Import Movement
More Loan Rumors.

The largest single shipment OF gold
from Canada since the present import
movement began early IN Nav WAS re
ceived by j. p. Morgsn & Co yes.er-
day and deposited at he Assay omee'
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
OFFICE OF
The NIAGARA FALLS POWER CO.

At meeting OF the Board Of Director.
of this Company. held on the 6th day OF
June. 1916 a dividend OF 81 per snare was
declared on the capita stock or thls Com
psny PAYABLE on and after the 18TH Gay
- july. 1915. TO stockholders ~ record At
the close Of business on the SOth day ot
june 1916
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
sorrn roRTo RICO SUGAR 90:

Ths Bosrd - Directors have this day declared
osirierlf dividends OF zee on the Preferred sloes
ni ~. On ne Common Stock. also an eAft @h
DIVIDEND cf 2oe. on the Common STOCK ana an
siufa stork Dividend Of lsf. on the Common siocs
al pUatl. on July I. 1918. 70 stockholders Of
'-eold Jun, ~. 1915.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
Yester-
SUGAR FUTURES.

After opening quiet id9 points lower tut
ures eased on further under scattered liquida-
ton and lack Of support. due to easier spot
,ondi,ions. wher, buyers and sellers we're
apart. Late in the day the market was weak,
closing 2mi2 points net lower. with sales
for IN. DAY 400 tons. Range Of prices;
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
ri LoRIILARn CoMPANY.

NeN 1OThl IuUt IITTI T" !"
Dividends OF 1x per cent. on the Pre-
fsrred Stock and per cent. on the Com
msn stock OF r. Lorillsrd Company have
teen. declared. payable July LEI, lels, 70
ueckhoiders OF record at the close OF busi-
sess June 18th, 1915 Checks will be mailed.
WM. y. RHETT. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08

J. V. McNeal has retired as fourth
vice-president and treasurer Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company 4:
+. NJ. DevereuX, assistant treasurer and
transfer agent at New York, succeeds
MIR. McNeal as treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08

The Eastern Steel Company has de-
clared a dividend Of per cent on the
first preferred stock, on account OF
dividends in srrear. Payment VIII De
made July IS TO holders of record July
/. On April 6 similar dividend was
declared.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
CAIXEs

Receipts. s.ise head 27i4 head on sac.
T-ade was icss active and prices fully l5c
lowe. with medium grades selling in some
ess.s a. greater decline. The pens were
ri.areg. Comnpn 20 choice veals sold at
s9aSi2.5o per 200 lb: euls and throwouts.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08

Copre- vss ouist. With electrolytie quote
p. asGgai.c for s.otemhsr and later dciv-
cry. On the New York Metal EEehange TN
was steady. With spot In hye-ton lots quoted
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
WHY Money Is Firmer.

Inquiry among various OF the lead
inc bankers Of the Street as to the
reason for the general stifening Of
money rates brought about the same
response. They attributed II to funds
mental conditions and not TO the super
fetal day-to-day movements. The
country, they said. had been moving
ahead at a tremendous rate in recent
months until point had been reached
whore the surplus Of funds released by
the operation Of the new banking sys-
tenn and the influx of gold had been
pretty well absorbed. In connection
with the movement OF money rates
toward higher levels in this market
and the decline in London ii was said
Yesterday that many Of the New York
banks which had been maintaining
large balances on the other side to
take advantage Of the higher rates
there we're now transferring their
funds to New York. 1t is not believed,
however. that this had been done on
a very large scale, otherwise, as was
pointed out, it probably would have been
reflected in the sterling exchange mar
ket, provided, of course, the British
bankers did not provide an Offset in
the form of new credits. Call money
renewed yesterday at 91s per cent, the
highest Of the year, but the market as
a whole was distinctly easier.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08

here to loan out any very considerable
sum on call. while at the same time II
was considered unlikely that the Brit
ish government would care to borrow
on such terms. Bankers did admit,
however. that the British government
has concluded in recent weeks, as stat
ed recently in The Tribune, series
of So-called demand loans secured by
adequate collateral. but il was pointed
out that these loans were of such q
character as 20 be practically devoid
Of effect on the call market.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
IHE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
III TIfth Avenue.

Nee YORK. June 7. 1915.
Nouee is h.fshy r,.n that dividend OF lAfs
ssS heen declared upon the Preferred stock of Ihs
Ansflean Tobaoco Company. PAYABLE July !. 1915
U stockbold,r, 4, record al the close " business
June ~. 1915 Check, will be mailed
NJ " HICKS Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
Nevada-California Electric.

Spencer Trask & Co.. William P
Ronbright & Co.. Of New York. and
Sweet. Causey. Foster & Co, OF
Denver. Col. have jointly purchased
$3.943,5OO of per cent first lien
bonds, Series A, OF the Nevada Cali
fCrna Electric Corporation, belng
part Of an authorized issue OF slo,-
100000 The bonds are dated January
!. 1915. mature January /, l946. and
are offered for subscription at ssl1
and interest.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Buyers in the -four market continue t'
look for bargains. but the demand shows
some improvement and trading yesterday wa,
a triAe more active in jobbing way. RYE
FLOUR quiet: fair 10 good, s5.l0M s5.25
choice to fancy. s5.SOq 1896. CoRNMEAI
steady: kiln dried. ti.l0. BAG MEAL
steady: fine white and yellow, sL.l5: coarse
si.5SMsl.60. FEED-City steady bran
bulk. s23 l0o-lb sacks, $3.50; heavy mid
dings do. s25.25 -four middlings do, $3.50
easy: bran, lOO-lb sacks. s22.5O@s23; stand
ard mddlings do. s2S.75d $3.50; -four mid
dlings DO s27.s0: red dog -four. iiO-h
sacks. ss0.50: oilmeal f32MsS2.50.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
Civic Investment and Tndust rial.

Merging Of the Montreal Light,
Heat and Power Company and the
Cedar Rapids Manufacturing and
Power Company, II was announced
yesterday, has been approved by
stockholders Of both companies. The
new holding corporation will be the
Civic Investment and Industrial Com
psuy. with an authorized cspitaliza-
tion Of $4,000. .O0O Of which SOS 5,300,-
600 will be issued 10 provide for the
acquisition Of the stocks OF the two
underlying companies. Three shares
% the new company will be exchanged
for one Of the Montreal Light. Heat
and Power Company. while the eX-
change for the Cedar Rapids Manu-
featuring and Power Company will
be made share for share.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08

J. j. Carew, Of J. J. Carew & Co, has
been elected director OF the Chi-
cago Board of Trade
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08

lll Fifth Avenue. New YORK. June o. lfi'
Dividends Of one and Three Quarter
Per Cent on the Preferred stock aud Two
:nd One-Hslf Per Cent. on the common
Stock Of George W. Helme Company were
this dsy declared. payable July ]. 1915. io
stockhoiders 81 record At the close of bust
ness June Il. 1915. Checks viii be mailed
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. Jun. :. 1916.
REEVES.

Receipts. i.52l head 70 cars on sale.
steers we're steady 10 a trife easier. bulls in
good demand and steady cows were rated
fO4iSc lower At the New York yards at
Jersey City the few medium and common
cows offered ruled Hrmer 70 l5c higher
others were about steady The yards were
cleared Medium 70 choice steers sold at
Sc. sOdSiO.5O per 100 II bulls at s6GS92S; ;
cows a. SASS few tail-ends at lower
prices. Dressed beef slow but steady A. last
quotations or at lin loc for city dressed ma
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08

Mitchell u. Follausbee. IT was an
rounced yesterday. has been elected
director of the Chicago & western IN,
diana Railroad Company, TO succeed
L. 0. Johnson.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.
General News and Earnings of Vari-
Gus Corporations.

Annual reports Of J. G. White &
Co., Inc the j. G. White Engineering
Corporation and the j. G.. White Man
sgcment Corporation. showing results
OF operation for the year ended De-
cember 81, 1915, Of the respective
companies, have been issued TO stock
holders. The amalgamsted balance
sheet Of the three companies as OF
December 81. 1915. gives total cash
balance on hand, in banks and branch
Offices amounting to s553,96l, which
compares with s502,s3s reported for
the ten months ended December 81
1914. Bills and accounts receivable,
after making provision for doubtful
accounts, aggregated sS22,Ol4, AS
against s5l6,300 for the ten-month
period OF 1914. The total debts OF
the companies. exclusive of dividends
on preferred stock declared and since
maid Were S472Al6
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
Range OF prices

The local market for spot cotton was
steady and 0 points higher at l2.9Oc for mid
ding upland sales. 800 bales.
Receipts at the ports and interior points.
with comparisors folleW.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-26
Tn CapO della ||ManO Ncra'
uCCiSO In BIairSvillc, Pa.
Andrea MassiminO scarica la sua
rivOltella Su Carmine TedeScO e 10
fredda Sull'iStante.
rOMIGDA 81 C0STITUSCE ALA GUSTIzIl DI BLAIRSVlLF

Marted mattna verso le ore g. connazonale Andrea
Massmino resdene al 4l3 South Liberty St. scarica-
la propria rvoela tai Carmne Tedesco rendendolo
freddO cadavere sullistante.
Tedesch A dchaazon del Mamiro Re della
manoner comandava quindi mt gil aiat RESIDENT in Basl
Backc Homer City di a paesi nela d Indiana
Mamino sooposo aInterIogaoo District Attorney
rispose appresso
' prOveniene d Psbg etera mi
nator mi ngungeva di borsare $500 cundo depota
d Cevie Non ottemperando ALA ihiet dopo emi
aebbe dial dele
sarebbeo saam Da giomo la
District Attorney domandando protezone Ronetosene Bsve
dopo poh precisamente Martedi matna buon Mami
ncono Tedesch dial quae ntavoo dscuone
Ad Massimino ebbe a dire a Tedesco
'Sicche della eera?" "Scuro il Tedesch
che sci rvoo me? Sc da $50 dfendero
moese Non sal che comando tui qucst
dntom? Mamno alche Tedeschi
mpento spose 'Non voglo ent ragon cerca in pto sod
da pretesa che Masmino decdeva
rivotel gil esplose copo Massimno
pecoo volta la ivotela ge
fulmnandoo ALA pubbica.
Massmno auamente rnchuo queste
sponso gua secondo pubbica
motto assicurat nellie mani della giustiza.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-26
w. B. AdamaS candidate
4 SenatOre

E stata annunziata la candidatura
del cOnosciutissimo Avv. w. B. A
damas da Punxutawney, a Senatore
di State nei distretti di Jefferson di
Indiana, nellie elezioni primarie che
avranno luogo il 16 Maggie p. V.
Sc il S:gnor Adamas risultera' e.
lettc, non rappresentera' partiti ma
bensi il popolo in generate al quale
81 affida.
e motto conosciuto per lie qualita'
che 10 rivestOno tutto clio ia preye-
dere un felice' risultato per unanime
plebiscito electorate.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-26
LA GUERRA IN
OCCIDENTE
| tedGSChi in FFdnCid POmpOnO Ia
primd e la SeCOnda linea di
difeSa

PARIGI, %. = Settle battaglioni
tedeschi, in un violentisslmo attacco
contro la linea di battagif in Francia
e piu' precisamente nella regione del
boschi di Givinchy, hanno occupato
piu' di un miglio mezzo di trincee
di prima Inca nemiche, ed, in alcuni
punt sono giunti rompere anche la
seconda linea di difesa.
Ii Ministero della guerra a Parigi,
ammettendo la notizia, pubblica il
seguente communicate:
II tedeschi hanno occupato Ia no.
stra prima linea di difesa su di un
frOnte Gi ottOcento metri. Essi paro'
in seguito al vioientissimi contrattac-
chi compiuti dai francesi, sono stati
scacciati ola quasi lutte lie posizioni
di seconda linea da essi pure Occu-
pate. LIE perdite subtle dai tedeschi
sono grayissime.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-26

miei auguri per Natalie, te Ii rinnovo
per il Capodanno, sperando che Pan
no che sorge sia piu' umano memo
esoso di quello che muore! Milo buon
AMIGO! Ho un figlio tre nipoti sotto
le armi puoI ben pensare come Ia
ulmo mio sempre agitato Da un mo-
momentO all altro temo ricevere mott
zie di una sventura. ST chiama vivere
questO. Non pensavO mai che in que
stl grew glorni che mi rimangono dl
vita, avrei dovuto subire questo sta
to angoscioso! Accident al Kaiser a
francesca Giuseppe a tutti quelli
che promossero questa carneicina!
Scusami questo sfogo che mi parte
dali anima! Che lanno 1916 sia pre-
cursore, per tie per la tua Signora,
d'altri so mon plu' vehD ma colmi
d'ogni ben di Dio, di perfetta fell
cita'. II tuo yecchio AMIGO affeziona-
tissimo: ''Tommaso Salvini''.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-26
TOMNASO SALVINI E
RENATO FUCINI

Un'intima, profonda amicizia uni
il compianto Tommaso Salvlni Re
nato Fuclni, il grande scrittore tosca-
no. IL Fucini ogni ammo, per San
Tommaso, il q dicembre, era invita-
TO a pranZo, col parent con gil in
timi in casa Salvini. Una volta, mol
ii ami or sono, durante la conversa-
None; ira il padre e il fglio Gustavo
sorse un dissenso circa la interpreta-
zione di un brano, che il Fucini non
ricorda Sc fosse dellosShakespeare
dell Alheri di altro autore. - Ma
vedi, Sc fosse cOsi. -. - No caro-, 81
deve inyece tenere conto. -. Ma no. :.
- K siccomo la disputa durava ola
qualche minute senZa una cOnclusio-
ne, il Fuciui osservo': s'Ma che ce'
bisogno di disputare? Siete qui tutti
e due: interpretate noi... faremo da
arbitri. Dopo qualche esitazione la
proposta fu accettata. Gustavo 81 al
20 per primo disse da par sao me-
ravigGosameete, quel brano. Applau-
si~a iosa. Poi il vecchio Tommaso,
puntando le mani sulIa tavola, solen-
ne, 81 alzo. Furono mementi di una
dehzia nenarrabile. Ala fine tutti
commeasai erano in piedi, frementi,
enJusjasuati, pIaudenu. GusJayo
suingeya ra lie sue braccia il habbo
10 baciava commosso Ncri Tanfu-
clio ha avu59, in yarie OCCASION, suo
ospiJe sa.yini 4 Cast.gliouceIo d
Daueila. t Eli e state quaIche volta
.oompagau uei riposi di Placchia e di
MouJec.um \ Montecatm una yoi-
ia, organ no un curioso stratagem-
II. perch il Yinea potesse schizzare
neda one del SaIvtni senza che
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-26
TRENTO SARA
PRESTO ATTACCATA

ROMA, %. - II communicate uffl-
ciale spedito dial generate Cadorna
annunzia loccupazione della regione
di Gallo nellie alpi Carniche, dopo un
vigoroso bombardamento ed una lot
ia prolungatasi per ben dodlci giorni.
La conquista della zona montuosa
del Gallo ha portato lie forze italiane
della Val Sugana non solo al sicuro
possesso della zona di Borgo, ma an
che in un punto piu' vicino al campo
trincerato di Trento.
Non e imprombabile che, appena
cannoni di crosse calibro potranno
essere trasportati sulle allure reeen
temente occupate, pItaliani iniziano
lattacco dele opere esterne di Tren-
to, da cui ora distano solo 10 miglia,
come pure il gruppo del fcrti di Ten
ma a nord-ovest di Levico.
La regicne conquistata 81 trova,
come 81 e detto piu sopra, circa
10 miglia da Trento, ma queste ID
miglia di strada sono seminate di o.
stacoH di opere dl fortificazioni che
costituiscono appunto il formidable
campo trinceratO iii TrentO.
In questi circoli militari concor-
de il giudizio che 81 tratti di una no
tevolissima vittoria delle forZe italia
ne che hanno potuto COST guadagna
re gil approcci al campo trincerato di
Trento che costituisce uno del prin-
cipali obbiettivi della nostra guerra.
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questi Sc ne accOrgesse. Ii Salvini Sc
ne stava seduto su di una panchina
con un crosse panama in tesla: non
81 preoccupaya di I'm gruppo di ani-
ci vicino che, alzando la voce gesti-
colando, fngevano di essersi adden-
trait in una discussione Z intanto il
Vinea, un po' in distanza, di ira lie
fessure del gruppo semovente agi-
tato, taccuino quei segni, che 81 con-
cretavano piu tardi in una dele piu
felici e piu' we're riproduLiom della
bella tesla del tragico .llustre. II Sal
vini aveva per Tanfucio una predile-
zione. Quando mel 1918, in occasions
del settantesimo compleanno, furono
fatte al Fucini solemn onoranze nell
/ I"albun,, presentato all autOre deile
Veglie ira n0mi di celeOri artist {
letterati italiani stranieri, figLra an
che quel1o di Tommaso Salvinl. Nes-
suna meraviglia, Sc la triste notizia
della morte deil'amico carissimo ha
costernato profondamente Tanimo del
Fucini: che sotferente da oualche
giorno non pote partecipare ii fune-
rail-. II Fucini, mel giorno stesso del
la morte di Tommaso Salyini, riceve-
va una sua lettera in data del %: for
Sc ultima lettera scritta da Tomma-
so Salvini con Ia consueta nitidissima
calligrafa. II Fucini Ia Iesse con ac-
cento commosso agG amicj: cssa r,c4
Ia data del % dlocmJre 1915 e o.-e
al caro- Fucini: "Giornl sonO i uaI
dai miei augur per ii Natu-v. ia
poiche nelIa letter, che nj iGy.asui {
che no riceyuto oggI Ion Lis ul al
cenno, penso che III hon laJoia l.ya-
yuta. Puo darsi ueulssuuo cuc. g.
-anI, INIT, + tr7-r-7,., Il, ....F. r-.a -.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-26
la GUERRA
IN ORIENTE
AItfi PInigfZi iDgIeSi sui TlgPi

LONDRA. p. - Tn comunlcato
ufficiale inglese che riguarda lie ope-
razioni nella Mesopotamia, pubblica-
to ieri sera dice:
Ii generate comandante lie trup-
pc nella Mesopotamia, atferma che
mel giorno II Febbraio 19 furono
gettate bombe da aeropiani nemici
mel nostro campo di Kut-el-Amara
Non vi furono damn. La situazione
e invariata.
u rinforzi inviati al generate Ayi-
mer che e andato in auto della guar
nigicne Iii Kut-el Amara, procedono
soddisfacentemente.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-26
NuOva Chidmdta allie
ARM

Sono stati chiamati allie armi NIL
itari dele seguenti classi:
Classi: 1884 1885 terra catego-
ria;
Classe 1888: prima e seconda cate
goria provenienti dalIa Regia Mari
ma trasferti nell 'esercito il 1915.
Classe 1876: prima seconda ca
tegora dell artig Iberia da fortezza.
Questa classe comprende natl del
1875 provenienti dalIa riserva nava-
le Z Ga lutte Ie specialita' della arti-
gIieria.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-26
iii allGari detePninati a ViRCeTe

PARIGI, %. = L rresidente Po-
incare', rivoigendosi al comitato par
lamentare anglo-francese, disse ieri
fra laltro.
III compito intrapreso dagli allea
ii non e di quelli che possono essere
Iasciati incompiuti. Vera condotto
innanzi sino ALA vittoria, che cele-
breremo con una amicizia indistrutti,
bile.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-26
Una gradita vista

Giovedi sera, in occasione del y. 0
anniversario della loro independence,
gil STUDENT Cubani di questa r. Scuo-
Ia Normale, tennero un sontuoso ban
Ghetto. Verso Ie ore s di sera. rispon
den&o ad un Ioro desiderio, 81 porta-
rono nei Eosui UHci ragaIando una
gradlta vista Al component questa
Redazione. Biportiamo nomi del no
stri nuovi amici.
J. N. Martinez, D. Guetara. 6. G.
Aguirre, L. Calvo, R. R. Rodriguez,
Z. Yiteri, 0. Laya, NJ. Morera.
A tutti le nostre migliori semitic
azioni di grazie.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-02-26

passo' attraverso Dardanelli rag
giunse IL Bosforo dove siluro' ed af-
fondo' un rimorchiatore e sci traspOr-
ii carichi di munizioni.
':La presenza del sottomarino ne
mico cause un grande panico Co.
stantinopoli.
Evening journal., 1916-02-03
d. or 4. TO MEET.

The annual communication Of the
Daughters Of America will meet in
Wilmington tomorrow night
Evening journal., 1916-02-03

II. Z. Raymond, second vice-presi-
dent OF the b. +. Goodrich Company,
Of Akron. Ohio. relinquished the office
of general sales manager to w. q
Rutherford, at the January meetins
OF the company's board Of directors,
Just concluded. Mr.. Raymond will
continue actively as vice-president,
exercising general supervision over
sales and advertising policies. Tho
change was made necessary by the
enormous increase in the Akron con-
Germs business.
'Alr. Rutherford viii begin his new
duties at once" states Mr.. E. c. Tib-
bits, advertising manager OF the
Goodrich Company. "The announce
ment of the change was made by the
board Of directors OF the company
after their meeting in Akron"
"Mr. Rutherford has been connect
ed with our company for II years. IIe
has been a branch manager at Den
yer, Detroit and Buffalo. going from
Buffalo to the home Offices as Mr.
Raymond's assistant or 10 years
ago.