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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
eduh unf i6rcm grmOcr.

Die odt Sabre olte 9lmeIio 9atdntis
ihoB einen 9ieoolOer ouf ibreu
bier Sabre olten gruocr ob. ~
Ger Gnabe lit ibwcr oetIeet, unO
miro an ieinem shffommen ge-
5weifelt.
Gas sluf6epobren eines @eOolOers
am rnredten %loee lit Oeronhuort.
lid Onfiir, oaB Ger pieridbriee ISM.
9otbotis inn ct. Soiepbs Soipitol
nit elmer S1nBwunoe oornieoer-
lic9t rmO iHmerlih nit Dem Sebcn
0oponfonmell Oiirfte.
Gas aino lag in ieinem Bette rnO
oB eine 9rcsel, ais eiue odtio6rige
Sdmeiter 9lmelia ms 3iumer fam
unO einen Iepoloer, Der i6rem Goter
geborte, aui einem Gdtiihe liegelI
ob umo iofort nit Der @oiie oui i6-
rem i'm 9ette liegcnoen fleineu 9rI-
Der 81 5ielen 6egonn. Sic Oriidtc
Yen Sabn ob, ood) Oeria9te oie @ot-
Ac Gine anoere Sdipeiter, Wiilorco,
fonl 5uf1uia ms 3iumer ino mar
AugerBelioe, ais 9lmelio oen Heool.
Der gum ppeiteu Wtole o6oridte, Der
oem oiesmol ouA losging. Die alt-
Gel troi Oen andben in Oic linfe
Seitc oes aopfes, unO 5luor 10 ln'
9liidlib, ooB Die 9ler5te penig Sofi.
nlng babeiL oos 9ino 81 retten. Sin
gia1bor, @eo 9rDou, bon ylr. 1874,
0loro NlontforO 9loenue, brahte
OoS ain0 gum ct. Soiep6s Soipi-
tai, no es BON Or. 9idoro in Be
bonollng oenonimen plIrOe.
Gie Gltern nobnen I'M Souie ylr
1920, 91orO NiontiorO-9lOc
3eitungsiitnge Derlebt.
9lls geitern 9lo6mittug Der nenn
Sabre olte Charles Glnrf BON ylr-
935, WcGuno6itrobe an Der @dc bon
9ioOle. mo WicGuaobilroBe bon ei.
nen Strobenbobn @oggoI ab.
iprona, murOc er BON Dem 9lutonlo-
BIZ ocs gegcrS 2onis z. Doung bon
9}r. 73t, @eit 8rontlinitrube, iiber'
fo6ren uno be0enflid) berleBt. III
puroe 5uerlt nod oent YroOioent.@o-
ipitol fir 0icger sebroht, bon wo cr
ip6tcr in Der 9lm6ulon5 oeS norO-
weItlihen TiltriftS nnd DEM Wlorp'
lGnOer @encrol Soipitol iiberiii5rt
luuroe. Ger anobe lit Elm 3eitlngS.
Oerf1iifer. @r befonO iih in Dem
StroBenbo1n @aggon ols iid Der.
lel6e al Der @de por 9iOole. lmoWlc4
Guao6ItroBe in gepegtno iettc. @be
ocr 8uggon Die WlcGullo6itraBe &C.
frel5t bottc. iprang Glort bonn por'
oeren @erron ob uno Oireft Dor oos
gliltomobil oes y}egers. Eos linfc
SoroerroO ging Dem anaben ilber
ocn &iiden Gr erlitt mlBer onidei.
memo qefGbrlihcn inneren Gerleblins
gen 5oblreibe 9l6ifiirfitngen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

@ut gegcben. gGoS muB
S6ncn scr gleio laiien: 81 idrciben
perlte6en Siel Sbr Stil lit 9erooe3n
berrlihl" Y9lA geben Sir mir init
S6rem a6crrlid4 oieieS or0Blide
glOieftiu lit audi 10 ein 3ctgniS fiir
Die gInnoBung Ger Nldunerluelt~
n9lber neine @ndoiae, mic foun man
nur 10 iibertreibenl gSdre Sbnen
oenn ser gluS0uld oOdmlih" lie.
ber?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

nSier bleiben, Dottor, bier blei.
ben Sic peroeu ms bod beute
9lbenO nidt 10 5eitiG i'm Stihc lal.
ien2"
0oftos Oeine llhr beraus5iebenO) {:
nltnmoglidl, iSeine Serren, umnoa.
lidl @s iebleu nur nod 10 Nliuuten
ouf II llbr imo Sie milicu. meine
Serrcn: Der Sdlof Dor Niitternohi
lit ser aeliin0eliel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
@ruf. 'Scmmctcr ans Den 6cricn 3iI.
rid.

9Sroieiior Or. Sobn s. Semuleter,
Der bcfannte Oelttihe g(r5t, 1T aus
oen 6ericn 6uriid uno bat leine
%roriS wicoer oufgenonmcn. 0ie
Sprehltunoen finoen wie cine sln.
6eigc on unoerer Stelle Oes vDeut-
ihen Gorreiponoenten" beioet tag.
lid bon 8 bis 12 llbr I'M &otrobe-
@eb1uoe OH Der Charles irno &eao-
StroBe itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
Nlnd @ndlnrn.

Gos lit Gin Snn0 mo cine StoOt
in gSeit Surfeitou fii6rt ms in
einenl 9lrtifel ocS nellciten (Septcm-
6cr.) Seftes Scr BON Gr. 9iid). 5lci.
ider bcrouseege6cncn pGeutihen 9ie-
blle" (Stuttgort Geutidc Gerlo9S-
9lnItoID Gr, Morimiliou 9epels. II
ga 0oS 2anO politiih 81 Huiiiid-
GentroIoiien gcbort lo6nt es ih
ibon, es fcnnen 81 leruen. gioc6 9ll-
lem, mas man bonn @crioiier ii6cr
9uHara bort miB eS Elm eigent6iinl.
lihes 2ouO iein, nit Dem mir es bier
5il tbim 6oben. Sin 9lns5ug aus oem
ghfIat mag ms oobon ii6cr3eueen:
Cen 6ei pctem gr0Bten E6eil Der
9eo0lferllng 6ilocn 0ic Sortcn. Sic
iino i'm 9lagemeineu iebr aeniigiom.
9ieis, 9obnen, 9rot inO Sriid)te &C.
niigen Oen meilten 5um llnterbolte.
Son 8leiihgeridten iino Sbodlpf II.
Yloff am belicbteiten Shodlpf be-
ltc6t aus fleinen Stiiden Sdofflciidj
imo Staffett, Die ont SpieBe geroItet
meroen. Gie etpo molmiBgroBen ge-
ial5enen unO 9epfeiferten Sleiidl- H..
Settitiide perOcn BON Ocnungeluodc.
nen @orfoGcn wom6glid ouf oifc.
ner StroBc. pchieIpeiie on lange,
Oiinne, runoe SpieBe geitedt inO
ii6er @o5foblenieuer eeroitet Der
Ylofi miro aus SHoffleiid, Sdof-
lett, 9icis, gelbcn Giibcn inO &oii-
nen bcreitet. Ger YIofi lit iebr biz
lie. Sir 80 Eicntig fam man liW
bod mo toa Ooron ellen. Dobei lit
er duBerit idmodboit, ino i'd nntB
geite6en, OoB id) in mander biido.
riiHen @arfiide nit @onne nnO
nit Den 5inqcrn in ein gemeln.
iHoitli6es EloffgcfdB bineingelongt
6obe. Sic Sortcn iinO groBe &in-
Ocrfreunoe. Sin Sous nit &in-
bern, 6ciBt eS, lit ein 9aior, Elm
Sous o6nc ainOer ein airb6oi Gen
,Srolten ser Sorten lit ooIlel6c Sos
6eldieoen uic alien SSroilen I'M is
lomiiden Orient. sic limo bon oer
! glnBenuelt 10 out iuie abgei6loiien.
| 9ruf Der StroBc eritbeinen iie MIR
oerIdIeiert rno bcr6iiat. llnoer-
ihlciert Iicbt lie foit MIR Der eigenc
N5onn. 6o6lt ielten Elm Guropder.
Ser Sarte bat mcnig 9lhtlmg Dor
Ieincr SSron. Seine Sprid)porter
oriiden Oos 5ur @eniige oas; Der
SunO fcnnt feinc llntrcuc, oos
S9ci6 feine Ereuc g9er 5pei Grmt4
en- 6eirotbct, Oem ruben bic S6ren
nidt. ggcnn 5lpei 6rouen 5uiom.
nienfonlmen. lit Der 9oior iertig. II
Ter 9Sroit6 BAT teinen Shweif, Die
,Srol fcinen Geritono SIT Oehl
g9ci6 0unm, 10 lei Oeine Eeitldbe oif
Gas 6udorii6e Strofredt i'll
0onf oeni ruiiiiden GinfhiB in Ocr
lctten Sa6r5e6ntcn 6umoner gclpor
Oen.
Srii6cr woren Sdngen &fdblen
gerItiimmeln &er6ungernloiien al
Ser SoqesorOnilng gns bod]itI
Straic galt frii6er OoS Serobitiir5ei
bonn Gerbrebert6urm. Dem Wlinoret
N2ir 9(ro6. Seite 6eguiigt mon lid
oonlit, Dem 5um Eooe @erirt6eiltct
oui oifentlideu @lorfte nit eineu
getp06nlihcn Wleiier Die &e6le 81
oiubidneiocn. glih Die @eiongnili
iino mooerner geIuoroen Sic alter
@eidneniiie mareu ocgen 10 Wlete
tieie @rlben sic iih oben ilaihen
artia perengten uno nit einem Gede
ocidloicl Wur0en. Die VciGHQnili
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
G0ram6ulooc 5miidcm 5luci glntOS,

gIn 0cr &rclI5ung DER 9nnooer'
unO @eit.StroBc colliOirte geIterl
g3odmittog 9obert 8. auibnid bon
g}r. 1912, 9opurO-StraBe, IN ieineln
9lutomobil nit Dem 9luto BON Sobn
6obep bon 9lr. 1918, 2iebt-StroBe,
pobei 6rou 2eno Slopsmm bon
9lnnopolis, ole nit ibren orei Sim
bern in Dem gluto bon aliibnid lab,
leibt ocrIebt puroe. 6rou &lows-
man begob iid nod elmer slpotbefe,
no lie bchon0elt pnr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
Wl 0 6crncr parfoner.

ShpiegermiItter (ibxu S6ipie9ers
Iobn in Der Sommerfrilce iiberraifs
cnO) nDo bin idb, mein lieberShnie.
perIcbn, un6 ecoente nun einige 3eit
bei Dir gu bleiteu. Nber ipie beip0ltt
Her Sinlnel bier lit, bic Gesei15 1T
ean3 perountclt.~
S6pieserIobn: %, oos tDut
niGtS, Damn perOen mir i'm S6atter
tGnrpfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
Get6 Qolu oeiturbcn.

g1cm gorf, II. September.
Serr Setb 9olu, Der friibere 0lupor
BON 9icu yorf uno ebemoliGer BRA.
iioent scr nGolumbio4llniueriitdt"
itorb beutc onf ieinem Sauolis
,grooo 8root Sorm" in ben 9co-
foro SiGS bon gleip Dorf i'm 9llter
BON 66 So6ren. @r mar felt me6re-
rcit D}onotcn frdnflih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
WlndlidI n6oelanfcn.

Ger bier Sabre nltc ylormon
Goton BON Slr. 624, SitGleneut-
StroBe, fam eeitern gIbeno in Der
Sort. glbenue einem StroBenbubn-
g9nggon 6u nobe imO puroc 81 So-
Ocn eeworfen @r crlitt obcr mr
lcidlte glbidbiirfungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

agSrn, iuie eebts oenn Dir nit ser
heaen Ssit2 Oh morit bod INNER ein
2onsihlGfer9"
n@on5 ausee6eihnet Sd 5eb
mad Der neuen in's9ett mo ite6' uo@
Der olten oliF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

2ebrer: ~glber Seppl aounit On
oem gar uidt begreiieu. 0aB elm
@ruh neiner lit ais Elm @au8ss2 n
@enn q. 9. Dein 9oter einen ean5enl
Dleter Sih berfouien ion, mo er bat
nur orei Giertel. pie moht er oenu
oos2"
Sepp: n0onn niiBt er fuappl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

Abpnnenien, Die ben ,,SeniIbeu 0urres
iponhentcn" nidli piustlih pocr utrcacls
m6Rig erholten, iinD gcbeten, bcr Office
haDpn per ScIephDn roer Idbriitlit pHs'
tcri'uns 80 usod,e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

@tclbcf6Gftiqt. @e.
ihditsinbaber: .@s tbut mir lcio.
ober ih fam Sbreu Sobn nidt IN
5u tlein uno idioddIih Batter:
yglber. better Ncrr, er m1dllt oob
nod @cihditSinbobcr uSa.
elou6cn Sic ocim er bate bel mir
3cit oo5u2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

Ged. Strobnittncr (ocr ouf
Dem 9obnhoi ieine 6rou ermorte)
uGonneripetter, ooS ieblte nod. iett
babe i'd mdbreno Der Orci @lonotc,
sic meinc 6roii perreiit mar oen @he.
ring niht anoebobt inamiihen lit
er mir Ai flciu Ncmor0culr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

y " : y > Z I I Y
n@emt ib onrau oenfe, ooB ih felt
ioit 8pei &obrcn rcrleirotbet bin, uno
meiB beut nod uidt Oh mein 6rau
fohen foru"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

uMciu 9r0utisom 1T MIR eorniions
oienitidhig"
Wooomc. nSs2 @iien thui N nhH
mic n SeIo0icnitfdbigcr"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
6err $timtmtesbsr.
9iidof 0aiIor uUn scnneRec iaat:

yGieIc bcteu Stoos speic 4robbon ols oos iOeo
SeImittel aniott Sadperiauoise in Oer Sadie 81 SdIc
u 8ie6cn nO @eebe enperen 81 oin Die bate aus.
ibren tonnc r5ponaeu e Elm @ees in Der 9esislohr Oa
5u biroerIider Degeneration eeiibrt bat
rgS lit mproftiid mo eine @ereema bat ee6eimc ino
dmoduoIe ebel sur 5olae 9ui oieie Sseie fam feline
@eiebe erIaiien Eie &eiomcr ioQu Oie Gromo sc
cbe weiieu soueritdnoisen iberoen o ib oamt bcsnr
ecn oic ofentlide Nlemme 5u ersie6en"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
MELLEN DEBT VOID,
NEW HAVEN REPLIES
Railroad Says It Can't Pay
Bills Caused by Ex-Presi-
dents Illegal Acts.
AGREEMENT Is PRODUCED

The New Haven railroad nled an
snswer in the Supreme Court yesterday
10 the suit Of Charles 3. Mellen. It's
former president. to recover s1es.2e2
under q contract made in 1918 by which
Re was to get $4,000 a year for Ave
years for services and the company was
to pay his legal expenses in any civii or
criminal proceeding growing out Of his
acts while president. The railroad con-
tends that Mr.. Mellen agreed to waive
the salary and that az he was compelled
to obtain legal services because OF his
illegal acts while president OF the o
the defendant cannot be held liable for
thu payment.
The railroad company admits that the
agreement on which Mellen u was
signed by him and Arthur r. Clark, sec
rotary OF the New Haven. or July is
! 1918. but "a that Clark was without
legal authority to bind the road and the
contract Is null. The answer h state
that II the court holds that the contrac'
, Ia valid the defendant denies that Mellei
performed any services under the con
tract Tor which he sues for 100000 fol
three years OF the term stated In the con
tract.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
~fOkE(IO>l RE SALES.


>rw ypuk SUPREME. tptRI, County
ESw Sork -CATHAlttNE l.. WILLS as
OF .>'rytVinr Trustee uuI,r the isst will
SOL .mrrnt of william J. SNms. de-
seas.d. rIain.in. ago.us, Ssmunl Lem
,'aS - oiher.. brieIdtUts.
harut ~ Of 1. Judgment Of f~orecio-
~ n.rI sale. duly made and entered In
~ 80 ,nti.I,d notion ami bearing iP's
me nun' ~ Iurc. itlt. l. the uhdei-
~ Inc Referee IN said Judgment.
s.en All soil a. putIIr auction g. fhr
uhm'H," ,i,srnom ~. Il-'s Nescy
EN,"'" mo Rnrougn Of Manhattan. Gl'y
So, '"ynrk an inr -t'h duy ~ June.
OF NeW S'n,l noon On ma. I,V. ~
,'a' nav Auefau,rr. tar premise,
AZ - hv said Judgment 80 t. snII aEi
~, N o.scribed az iu.ow-. All. that
.n, 'n, rIore OF pat q ~ ltri with
H. anita pri nan. owor's thereon,
W" pu"u'"S pnr,ur' ~ Maintain, IN
~ CONT, .t.T ~tta OF Sow Nugk.
,nnv,1ni aud d.srrihsI - IN Procession. ~
spvn. <tt\ti AZ a po't' On
.'S,,,bc,iv sIIe Of Monroe S'reot t-,ar.
Az doc, or there bon, vos'.f'y from ms
xo,t westerly corner 81 Npuro, and lI,l-
49,, 1sr,ats. rfArIfLE fNrffF -.HfNnF4N AN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
FINED $2,ool FOR DUTY FRAUD.
Earl Tha1heim Pleads Guilty
witness Brought From Germany.

Having entered a plea Of guilty
to undertaking. imported goods. carl
Thalheim. head OF the G.. Thalheim Com
pany. importers OF artificial feathers and
lowers at IL West Fourth street. was
sentenced by Judge Hough in the United
States District Court yesterday to pay
n fine OF s2.0O1. Judge Hough also
imposed n fine OF S50I on the
which was named as a defendant IN
the Indictment. Thalheim was repre-
scented by John Y. Stanchfeld.
In passing sentence Judge Hough
severely scored the Governments infor-
mant. Max Hartcnstein, a lieutenant
OF the German reserves. whose appear
ance here was brought about by means
of diplomatic negotiations between this
country, Great Britain. France and Ger
many.
Hartenstein was the manufacturer OF
the goods which Thalheim was charged
with undertaking. When Assistant
United States Attorney Harold T. Har-
per decided that II you'd he necessary
to bring him here from Germany, iIar-
tenstein was awaiting orders 10 proceed
, TO the front. The first step necessary
was to obtain the permission Of the Ger.
man Government This was accom-.
rlished by Ambassador. Gerard Ther
/ Hartenstc,n refused 70 make the ,rir
unless he was assured Of protection
against arrest on the high seas. T.,
satisfy him safe conducts were obtained
from the French and British Govern.
ments.
In passing sentence Judge Hougl
called attention 10 the fac, that Har'Cn
stein had n grievance against Thalhein
and that he was apparently using I'M
opportunity afforded by the custom.
prosecution TO "wreak vengeance 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
PORTS EXPORTS HIT RECORD.
Figures for Last Week Placed nc
AO2,OOO, 1000.

Exports from the port of New York
according to the compilations Of tie
foreign trade department OF the National
city Bank. The tota, value Of exports
during the week ended June 10 was APP
proximately so2.Uu0,00 against 325,-
coo. 900 in the same week during 1915
and $4,000, OOu IN the corresponding
period in the preceding year. The ex-
PORTS from this port at present form AL
most so per cent. OF the total mer-
chandise exported from the United
states, as against about SO per cent.
under normal conditions.
More tina ~three-quarters OF the ex.
ports last week went to Great Britain.
france, Russia and Italy. or approx.
mately $72. 900 900 worth. Great Britain
20, s4I,5oO.0 900 worth. France $1,000
900 Russia s1O,25O.O00 and Italy "a
100000. Exports from this port to these
countries in the corresponding week last
wear were si6.500, 600 and In 1914 3d.
900, 900.
cxported Practically 10000 900 was
loaded projsctilcs." nearly s7.o00.OOO
s~mokeless powder, more than s3.250,O0O
fuses and about So, 00o, 900 empty shells
and projectiles. About 100000 worth
of dynamite was shipped also.
Automobiles. including parts. amounted
IN approximately $4,000. 600. OF which
| those classified rs commercial
| amounted to more than 100000. pas
| senger machines ssoo.o0o. the remainder
being made up Of tires. engines and
nar,s OF automobiles. while the exports
Of automobiles and parts thereof In the
corresponding week OF 1914 amounted
10 but about slJo.OOo.
Cotton cloths exported during the
,,a.k vere valued at $1,000, 600, against
less than 100000 IN the corresponding
week of 1914 copper and manufacture
thereof about S4.000,ooo. against s'oo'-
600 brass and manufactures more than
,s ooo OOn. against s6.000 sugar, 81
zoo 600, against S26 90" tin plate more
than 100000. against less than $1,000.
Exports to South America Tor ths
week we're two and a half times as
much A. for the corresponding week III
1o1b and 80 per cent. IN excess OF those
Of the same week IN 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
MMONSEs,

.
CITY COURT OF THE CITY OF MEN
yoRk-Helene swift, Plaintiff, seaIr.'
Amy Deponvert Martini, known as Au,
peponNert. Defendant To 'h- ahuNr.
named Defendant You are hereby sum
mnnei to answer the comp amt in IA.
action, aud 20 serve ~ copy uf your 49,
swer ON tho raIutln 3 Attorney Nin.
81, days after the scrvir" Of this sum
mons. exclusive Of tho Jay of service. and
In Ease OF your iailur" 10 appeal Or an
swer Judgment viii be taken against YOU
hy dcttult. for the rrl'rf .nmruict in mo
complaint. Dated April ION, 1915. ]. :.
sherman, Plaintiff Attorney, office and
post utice address, - t3ti street, borough
Of Rrooklyn, CIV ot Sew york.. To Amy
pepuuNert Martini kuuWu a. Amy peplu.
vert: The foregoing Sutnmons is served
upon YOU h, puhltuutlun pursuant to an
order Of II. Al Smith. a Judge Of the on,
Cour, NJ tho CITY ~ Nsw York. dated AMI
eth 1915, and Mod win the complaint IL
IN" once uf tho t'erk Of tho city Court a,
New York cts at =. Chambers Street. Now
York CITY j : sherman, rltiu'ins ~.
torncy, otNcc ANA post ufNc" address. :.
7srd street, Borough ~ BROOKLYN. CIty II
Ncw York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15
TELLS HOW TO GET TRADE.
Department Of Commerce nper
Gives object Lesson In Competitioo

tsuVeo sbUyeCu hNSSV" u"
BosroN, June it.-Dr. Edward Ewing
Pratt, chief Of the bureau OF foreign
and domestic OF the Depart
ment Of Commerce. told members OF the
National Retail Hardware Dealers Assoc
citation to-day that the American manu-
facturer has the advantage Of his for
sign competitor not only In quality OF
goods and in finish but also In price
The speaker displaycd about twenty
foreign made samples OF hardware. col
lected by commercial attaches In many
countries. He also showed duplicates OF
American make. He gave the wholesale
and retail price OF each article.
Or. Pratt compared an English a
wrench, which cost 96 cents wholesale
with an American model designed to DO
exactly the same work. the wholesale
| price Of which was 6s cents. The Eng
lish wrench. II imported into Brazil. ne
! said. would have to pay 35 cents duty
| and the American wrench only II cents
Thus the American wrench could mere
fore be placed In the hands or inc
Brazilian importer ut SO cents. he SAID
while the English wrench would cos'
the same importer sl.3j.
DIR. pratt exhibited n brksaw. Who'll
Ealing In Europe at AZ cents. and showed
mother of better quality and OF stronger
material, made by an American manu-
fac,urer. which cost 35 cents at whoie'
sale.
He showed also three hay knives, ON
Of German manufacture, ORE OF Engiis'
and one OF American make. The Eng
fish made knife weighed SR POUNDS
was OF veE crude design, end SOLO
wholesale at si.33. The German mad'
knife weighed 10 pounds. was cumber
, some and wholesaled at s1.55. TN
American made knife, n more efhcien
tool. weighed only 4 pounds and SOLO
Mt wholesale at $50 per dozen.
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nled with the secretary. land that the
president be requested to express to MIR.
Mellen the appreciation OF the board for
his decision In this matter"
The third exhibit is a letter from Presi-
dent Howard Elliott Ia ex-President Mel
len. dated October "a. 1918. telling OF
the action of the board. He wrote
further
81 was also directed TO express 10 you
the appreciation OF the board OF the ac-
ton taken by you. | think all Of the
gentlemen present felt that your action
was wise that took a position
which was sound from your W point OF
view. With kind regards. please believe
me. very truly yours,
Howard ELLIOTT"
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West s5th ST.

The approximate amount Of tho lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above de.
scrihed property Is 10 be sold. is Ten Thou
sand siNty six md es-lo0 $50. 06o. So Dol
lars, with interest thereon from the a5'h
day Of April. 1910. together with the cos's
and allowance amounting to Four hunirc!
four and 63-loo fi0i6Sb Dollars. with In
terest from May ), 1916. together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and water
rates, or other liens, which are TO he a.
lowed To the purchaser ont OF the purchase
money. or paid by the Referee. IL Twelve
Hundred and Fifty Dollars ana Interest.
said premises will DO sold subject To n
prior mortgage for one hundred ive thou
sand sos 0O0) Dollars, with interest at
the rat. OF Sc from February |. 1916.
Dated New York. MAY :, 1916.
RICHARD J. II. HEATING Referee
The Sulc In the above Quilted action 10
hereby adjourned to Friday. June Is. 1916.
At the same hour and place.
Dated. New York. June /. 1916.
RICHARD ]. II. HEATING, Referee
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SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Alice A. Crtudell. Plaintiff. against
Flanagan Realty Company and Others. De
PENDANTS.
IN pursuance Of a Judgment Of fore
closure ami sale. duly made and entered In
the above-.n,it!ed action and, bearing date
nimei. viii sell at public auction, at ne
Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY
Of New York, on the LIST day OF June. ltlh.
a. !? o,eio,k n"on on nat dsn, by Jonhta
by said judgment TO lie sold, and therein
described as foIlows:
vi that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land ~'h the buildings ana Improvements
thereon erected. situate, l.ing and being IN
e. RorGash q Mt 5l and Of s IN. S,'S e 0s
ioi&, now known by the street and mum,
be-. j., : sni . West c:;i. Street. -"a
BEGINNING At point on the Northerly
eide % s5th street distant one hunirod
ire cor,er formed by the intersection o,
the Northcrly side Of 6jth street with he
Westerly side Of Central PARK Nest, run;
Ming thence Northerlv parallel with Contra
Park West one hundred l0ol feet hve ~
inches to the centre line Of the block
the block parallel with 65th street ninety.
tive C95b feet; thence Southeriy parable
with central Park West and part Of tn
, ,IoOl feet 1--WE IS, inches to the Northern
side Of 65th street: thence E~asver+y aion'
or place OF beginning TOGETHER witt
al fixtures Hrd articles attached to. .
used IN the operation Of said premises. al
OF which were declared 20 he covered B.,
said mortgage, together with the appur'"
nances, ami all the estate and rights OF tn
mortgaEur IN and TO stii promises.
Dated. Sew York. MAY :. 1915.
RICHARD J. u khATlNi Refer..
DAVIS, SYMNES n S'IIRElBER. Attor
ncys for Plaintiff. once and Post ON
Address, So Liberty Street, New lor,
rho ,oliov,po u. . diagram ~ N. p-on
er'v - bo sold; It's street Numbers are
: aud 9 W 65th Street: .
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WESTERN PACIFIC BOND CALL
First Instaiment Of New Lessee "a
Ne Paid June 70.

The reorganization committee Of the
Western Pacific Railway Company. OF
which Alvin W. Krech Is chairman, a
notified depositors who have subscribed
for new bonds that a call q been made
for the payment Of the first i%nstalinent
OF the purchase price-20 per cent.-on
June 26 at the Equitable Trust Com
pany or Its London branch. the First
Federal Trust Company Of San Fran
cisco, the Old Colony Trust Company OF
Boston. the Illinois Trust and Savings
Bank Of Chicago n A. Boissevain q
Co. Amsterdam. Holland.
The entire purchase price for bach
81 1000 new bond Is 5000. with accrued
interest at s per cent. on new bonds.
which will be dated June 26. The
amount payable on or before that date
ON zach $1,000 Ia $50. The committee
states that payment will have to be &C.
companied by certificates Of deposit rep
resenting deposited old bonds. with prop
erly executed transfers. II registered.