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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
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9loh cinem gcraoc5u prdhtpollen
SScr6itc iicl gcitcrn @loreen 5um cr'
item gfale lcidter Sdnee imo oie
1cnpcratur ging biS oui "a @raO,
sluci @ruo ii6er Dem @eirierpunfte,
bcruuter. Ger 5Hnec pcrihwonO
5lpor bolO oui oer pormcu grOc, bod
bcrri6tc ch rouber nnireunoliher
triibcr goq por in0 crit aegcn 9lbcnS
rcriaatc cin iharicr gIoropeihuino
bic @olfcu uno IieB eigen flarcn
pimmcl 5uriid.
Ter lcid)te 5bnccfaa berii6rte bic
QanBen mittclatlontiidbcn 5tndtcn
mo bradtc eiu 6eocutenocS 5oaei
Oer Icmperntir init lid. Sroit iulr.
SC ous ocm Siioen bis an oic @oII-
tootcn beridtet.
@in idpercr 5tlrm aus ocm Sii.
sen bcfano lid 9eitcrn an Der aiiltc
BON Georgia nuO beIuegte iid III
norOoitlitbcr 9lidhma. Bon Gnpe
Nuttcrog biS uodj Bolton iino 5tllrm-
SiguaIc lliigebiBt lporOcn.
Seute mo morgcn ion ea flar mo
fiiDler lverOeu nit iAaricn noroucit.
libru g8inocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
Naturalization.

Allr5 nod Wiiticrnadt ttau 'ou1I
,,itucp.9@uS scr ..llniteO Aa rsl
50" ser bon Glemelt Gietrlu dr
9lr. 2305, Ci-SIiocr. StraBes ID
Icnft murOe. seaeu cin glntolllus ssiioll'
ocr sue Der Nortb. lmo @.aS,adet
9lvcmuc. Ter lcbtcre arlllep poi
ipurOc non 9flbcrt s. SbonlplV's.tf
9lr. 2205. @pioiu l'lace 0c.iitel
Gieirid mWOe Don Sem Evi'2 2ta,
&uii uon Dem noroiucitlld]en 9e
tious6aiS DcrAaitet lulter pss ii
iduloi9une unodtiam 9elap'. 3
iein uuO fcinc Gbmiiienr'elrg.|S2,, |S2,,loi
baben &on Der erItcn Svl1 irci
guna iproM i'm Michicr S'rellAo,,o mi
nui sic onoerc bin miBtc CT 9iV
ole Soften 6ernppen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
aar Sie OentIdlengsaiien gaItimorc,s


Ger Ioupn gld6pcrcn ocs 9la-
qcmcinen 1cutidcn MaiienbauieS
belt ociiern cine Speliol gerionlnr
lrug IN Scr Antalt oil Der 9liSailitbs
5troBe III uclrtcr oic9orbcreitungcu
fin coS g(66oltcn circS 9luitcrn.S oil.
pers 3uu gcilcu ccS alciOcr 6olioS
ocr Waiienfiiioer gctroiicn purocu.
Gas g(uitcrn Souper iol am Wliit,
nod itno Ionneritog, 0cn s. unO z.
IeselHbcr III scr &e6nlann @aQe,glr.
Si7 9lorO SoporoitroBc, a6ge6ols
ten mcr0cu Gie &r0iiocntin ,Jran
Gmitic 11miot. ernonlite lnebrcrc
Gcmiic'u iiir Sic ARRANGEMENTS lu9
iprad bic Soiinung aus, Dob Die 9li'
iaire sui beiud)t meroclt oenn ourh
oic ainoaricnhe I'M lanienocn SATIRE
icen Ger 9lnitn!t 6cionocre 9oiicn
olrh 2dngmoBnobmeil etc. cripod.
zen llR sic ain0er criolgrcidl Dor
Der AuItednng 5u idiiecn. 3nocE iel
qcraoc ooourh sic Su6ildiunsicrr
ocr 9Iniiult olsgciaaeh GiS rcIher
mon cine 6ctrddtliae giuna6e 81 Ct.
boltcn geoadtc. gluBcr Dem 6riih.
ia6rieite biloc oas 9lllitern Soilper
sic cirjigc @tunubnc Gue1e iiir
0cn llntertaIt Ser ainOer lno ocr9lE.
iiolt, Die in Oieien 3citeu DER Gfeue.
nniq bc0elteno me6r loilctcn mic
iuobl ieoer tSaniilicuuotcr iclbit ill
eiacncn @ausgaItc crio6ren 6u6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
lrIearaphiIllcr MetIerbcridIt.

Puts ocn iibrigen 8unoess&cttcr'
@cobadtlinoS. .Stotioneu rilrocn bic
iolgcuOen b0Hitcn Ecmpcrctlrcn Die
I'M s llbr oeiicrn 9l6cno bcrridtem
tcridtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16

6cpcr. Gomniii6rc nit ie6r lmon-
itonOiocn in0 beleioigenocn Shimpf,
luorten beoa6t bate, nodOem CT ni6t
als Scr Io1folger ocs peritorbener
Siilfs. .Superintenocnten Der Mnidi-
merle. s. Bitter crnonnt worOcn
mar. Der 9lngciduloigte bat ongcb-
lid ieine S1impfmorte mieOerbolt
Gs foni nu9 gum 8ori6ein, OaB oic
gan5e Yumpitotion nongelboft gelei-
tet miro uno ooB Oic BORT ongeitcltcn
2eutc ltidt 5uiricoen iin0. 0ic Gom-
niiidrc tpcrocn ibr llrtDcil crit in ci-
niger 3eit fGaen Ger @rdItocnt ocr
9eboroc, $. SobnS, Itorb Dor 5c6n
gogeu. Gr mar ser ein5ige Der fir
Oic 9eforoerung bon 2ieut. 5isgeralo
5uu Stills Supcrintenoenten Der
W}oiGinerie itinlnlte, 10 ooB oic an-
Oeren bci0en GomniiiGre obne 3Dei-
fcl Der lle6er5eugrng iino, Dab Die
glusOriide, pelcbe Der 9lngeiduIoigte
oebroiidbt bnttc, ipe6iea arf iie &C.
ntiin5t moren. sic peroen Oesbol6
i6r llrt6eil fdaen iobolo Der neue
Gcucr- GomntiiiGr crnonnt 1T. Dos
@er9or wurOc in Der 9unpitotion
obgcbnlter oo Oie Station obne Be
lnsung gelpeien mare, faus Die 3elI-
gen nod Dem 9urcou DER 6eiter-9e-
b6roe ou Der @aDitroBe bGtten eeben
miilien, mas i'm 5oGe eineS 6euers
unliebiomc Soleen bGttc uo6 iid 5ic.
ben fonnen.
globitebeuoe 6euermebrleiite be-
itonOen bic @riiflin9 5llr 9ei0rocrling
a., cSi;Ifa Ql2ofr6i,t5to,,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
llnterIoItuuas.gS,eomciler

g.nbilurinm"- NrcOcmaD after Gau"
5oib lc"--.Qii toe GrGn C0uicaOr.
,,Nancnl" SoQieS pl Bleaiure".
,,'plppurrDme g'nuoeDiue unb gennocibiloer.
,O,nrnlanD Gnnoeniuc.
,,MMNls9lfnhcmIrH- @bln gbln"
pfia"---gSauDebiue UNI AnnoelhlIbcr
,,liatcl Yrafa.@eteea" Gonneriing. ben 10.
n0fmbcr. eabrc5bnu IN .NnrrO'S Hone"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16

W ir0 Der Sto ot cinel
8Gren i6enfcr.
s. &. S6odnep, Gin 6ormer BON
Ntontono, Der IN Observation-Disclosures
ooS 2idt Der g8clt crbIidtc, fam &c.
itern nod fiinfi16riger 9(bwcienbeit
nod Baltimore 5uriid. Gr brofte
cinen gdren nit, oen ct Dor lchS
Wlonoteh in scr g(Gbe leiner Sorn
gciangeu Gotte. 3r. SbodneD iprad
gcItcrn i'm @ureoit oes WlouorS pot
lmo erbiclt oie grlaubniB, ons Sbier
ocm D8opor Deiite Doraufiibren. @r
bcoblidtiqt sen Barren WtnDor 8re.
itou 81 idenfen.
9(uf 5um BuBbullipiell
GoS 9oItimorer @ublifltm un6
5portsfreunoe iollten unbeoinet
mebr Sntcrefic fir Oos SuBboa.S8ctt.
ipiel apiicben Dem g9oltimore Gitp
College uno 0Bolptedbniflm" 5ci-
ecit iagtc 9eitern Wlupor @reiton.
@ielc Nrrionen fobren Sunoerte boH
Naeilen BON Baltimore nod onOcren
Stdotcn Inn Elm 6uBboa- ooer goie.
u.@cttipiel 5u icben. Sic ge6cn
nber ME nod Den SomeiucoO.SpieIs
pl1gcn nm llniocriitp 8arfmop, no
ite ell ebenio interciionteS @ettipicl
ieben fonnen menn iid Die Wiann.
id)oiten oes ,GitD College" ilnO OeS
n8olptcdnifums" I'M Sample gegell.
ii6er Iteben.
3 mel Gontrafte Derg ben,
Die 8clegung Der 1850 Sub lon'
gen @orfonlngeu nit Yluttereroe IN
Der gllomaoa, lpeitlib bon Der Sar-
forO .9iooo, purOe geitcrn bon Der
GontruttgeborOe an 6, u. Ireoo-
pca ocrge6en. Der YreiS fir Oic
@rOc betrdet $1,000.
Dic 6irmu Grlmn, 2n3cn6D & 81,
crbiclt cilen gluftrdg 5ir 2ieicrung
poii 375 Sdiicrn 6riibjo6rs. gScijen.
nebl 81 $0.75 pro Sob uiO'375 Sal.
icri S9iuter. @eisenmcbl ST $SA5
pro 6aB. Die StoOt bc5obltc fir Die
IcIbe @dttlme Qlebl $3.50 i'm lcstcr
Sabr. DoS @lrBl lit iiir oas 9uo
Iiem.Soipital beitimnt.
Nibliotbef in 3 It Soltt
more.
4 Gine Delegation SitBoltimorcl
@iirger crihirn gcitern inter 6ii9
rnng bon or. o. SeIler Uor Der BIO
sat'9cb0roe mo criuCgte ocielbe
ocu Budget cinen 9rtrug an
Suiiigcn nit Dem III OitYaltimor
einc giblict6cf erridtet perOcl
fSnnte. Die Delegation heitono aus
iiber 100 Sgerioneu. Ger 9lntrag lpirl
bon Der Budgets @eborOc IN Griud
gung qe5ogen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16

GOnueritae, ben l6. giObrm6cr.
garrniS Sonc, 745 M.-@altD. Str
eiaiahinwcn lir wi@t@ltadsoer t8nncu 5m
$500 Dom Gomlte Dc5oaen lvcrSca.
Gtiriimrnaen irei
tgovi2.f5,i0}
Gdiifstartcn
unn lii0 nad GcrtihlnuA 'nN
S'e''r~roih.llnaarn iibcr 9iottcroom
iino 9Seiu. gorf. @cIoicnouuscn nadl
europe,
Sbeo, 8. 2icner & So,
217 Citsy'oItimOrs.S Str.
(mdr5i8 2A3 GiiDsNrOaOluag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16

ocrcinte man Iid 6ci Ocnl z" oo
lc, ocr bon Oat Slim Ebcoter y !.
ociteIltcu i'm Spric uerauIialtet lV'
DC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
e0nncnaNi. nnS llntcraana.
5lutb
@cttcransiid

Sir Marplono mo Ocn 0iitrift
Gohlm6ia Geute tlor uno norowcitlis
dc pinoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
SnuocS.0cpartctncnt fir 2unOuirtb.
Mcttrr.Nnrcnn.
glrridlt 6cg Naltimprc Ncttcr6nrrnna

Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der EuIf
mar S6 &rojcnt Inn S ll6r @loracus
lnO Ga &ro5ent nm s ll6r glbenos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
FISH AGAIN cHIDEs MASTERS.
FiuRncier Wants More Thrift ny
Vuhlic ONiciaIs.

G,rnisoNs. Feb. >" Stuyvesart Fish.
the fiuancici. who - one OF the lar:es,
ow ners u Putnam county. ia -
hew statement to the people ut the
coun,y condemns the waste ~ plhlic
money IN tho town, county, STATE and
nation.
He Criijcis.s tuo fact that In Philips
where his country estate - l"'atci,
the tax rate for 1916 Nill h. SGiS,
which is NOR. than the rat" of tn"
Borough Of Manhattan. which hc est
mates will I've about 5000 OF sl,ooo
lie says that he has tho hcst or
feeling toward his Ne'ehNors IN
Office. "Tnougll mus also say he
adds. that az Il town I'd they are in
efficient and wasteful to the last decree.
The question: he continues, "Us not
one OF politics hut ~ stopping the useless
waste Of public moneys. That waste is
going on INCREASINGLY at Washington un-
der a Democratic Federal administration
at Albany undcr a Republican state adj
m~iuis,ratiOn and at oar county Soa'.
Carmel. under u board ut siN supervisors,
OF whom three are democrats and three
Republicans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
NEW LAW ENDS sHIPBuIIDMG.
Nuusou I.Ime's Plane <uIliA~d h.
Ia Toilette Act.

THAT the La Toilette seamen's biz.
which soes into effect on March 4. af-
secting ships under American registry
plying between this country and foreign
ports. will pu; an end to the shipbuildine
activities of the Munson Steamship Line
was stated yesterday afternoon when
Frank =. Munson. president OF the line,
and Andrew Furuseth. president OF the
Seamau's Union. debated on he benefits
of the bill before the forum Of the Cen
ira, Labor Union in the Manual Train
ing High school. Brooklyn
The principal object of the merchant
ship" said Nj Munson, "ls 10 carry as
many passengers and as much cargo a.
possible. Under the provisions OF the
scamen'~ aci there must he al alum
dance OF crews quarters and Mushrooms
.h., arc rot needed. When the Munsou
Linz. banned 10 duplicate a passenger
shin huil. before the passage OF The act
We found tina, i' must b" made twenty
seven fec longer and eighteen feet
wide to accommodate the crews quar-
,ers required. The added cost vas over
sij".0o0.
Il can safel! SAY that under The new
s.ameus art the Munson Line Will
build no more passenger ships ny,ns the
American faG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
LITTLE BETHLEHEM FINANCING.
Ma, pa> for rcnnsSlVHni" steel
,omuun, plants with bonds.

N'~ reported III '' "n'"''", -
VI saturday mat there "ou'' r'oo,"s
" .N' 0i no nh'i''''s ~ .s
l' purchase VI wy ;,
''' N'''l COMPANY Wy ~.
ffm steel Corporation. 'hder tne
'N.' "i tho purchase inc 'e'"'s.'l"i.
nN't''' ana nt'''' lhltt'~ts 'o"t,ot'Ns
= Nc MAJORITY OF inc ''"'Ns
S'', OBJ 'n''lV SlotN WIN ,et''Ne wv
p"''Hrt bonus OF inc b''h''''nl ""
porH'I"'l "a ~"S'naiec TOT 'n''r ""'N'"e'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
GULF STEEL PROFITS $6Os. s43.
-
President RourOn Tells ~ Con.
scryatINe DevelOVm~

The Gulf States steel Company reports
for the year ended December 81. 1915.
net prohts of s60h,9&3. Dividends paid
amounted to $l9l.1O0 and the surplus
Was S4i7.si3. Tn profit and loss sur
plus was S692.16s.
James Bouron. president of the COM
many, in his remarks to s~tOckholders
SAYS: 'Thc same course of con~erva-
tive development has been pursued dur
ing tho year 1915 as viously. As no
sJccial funds have been available for
construction all Improvements made
have bco! paid for out of the com
pauy's surplus earnings, cTrc having
hc,u taken that a portion of the earn
lngs should he retained for the purpose
of increasing the working capital Of The
company 50 that II might he common
surate with the Increased needs of its
growing business,
THE dcmaud for I point wire for cX-
por, purposes, particularly in the West
Indies, has taxed the coInpany's resources
for some time, hut by the addition Of
now machinery this demand has been
met and - satisfactory trade developed"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
TELLS STEAM PUMP ASSETS.
Receiver Of International 90. Re.
ports 20 Federal Court.

Preparatory "a the sale OF the Inter
national Steam Pump Company's assets
under foreclosure l,eceiver e. Philip
Coleman fled q report n the United
States District cour, Saturday. He said
tina, he had on hand and In banks cash
amounting 10 N.o3o.33O; deposits on
oTen accounts and for bids OH contracts
receivable ard sundry debit balance Of
the face value Of sl.557.osO. and money
due from assucia ed companies amount
,ug 10 $l,1ii.lss.
The untitled contracts on hand for
the manufacture. and delivery OF nler-
chandise. ,h.. receiver reported. amount
10 81. soc 900. and viii. If completed. de-
,elop a fan pront.
Tn. Guaranty Trust Company. as
trustee 90 IN. ''st mortgage securing
IN. compauNs bond !s>uc. holds casu
amounting to S25l,JSU 10 the credit OF
In. pump company.
III. iiAel Liabilities. tho tece yer saya.
total $l.2sN.s1". and consist chiefly of
%ccouu payable and credit balances.
Besides this there is due to the assocl-
atcd companies on opcn account $751;
49,.
The receiver said that the pump COM
pauy lad entered into numerous busi-
ness and financial transactions with the
various associated and subsidiary con-
Germs. but explained that II was impos-
sible at the time To estimate IN" assctt
and liabilities resulting from these trans
actions.
Judge Julius NJ. Mayer of the United
States District Court '.igned an orde
yesterday allowing Receiver Coleman to
"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
BIG FABRICATED STEEL BUYING
Shops Book Orders for 10000 Tons
In Past Week.

The fabricating shops booked orders
last week for a little in excess Of 20, 900
tons ~ steel sha pes to be used In the con-
struction Of commercial buildings. manu-
featuring plant extensions. railway and
highway bridges. More han half Of the
tonnage was FOR railroad work. This IL
the FIRST tim in many months that the
railroads have placed orders in such
magnitude. Most q: the building con-
tracts were for relatively small tonnages
and much of the work still coming 10 the
shops is for very small lots, but the ag-
sregate IL liberal. The principal rail
road work was placed by the Penneyl-
vania lines west of pittsbuis and by the
Kansas City Southern. Small orders
were also placed by the Erie. New York
Central and tho Baltimore and ohio.
while contracts are pending for the Gem
trail New England. the New Haven. the
Eric. Baltimore and Ohio. Central of
New Jersey. Iehigh Valley and Long
Island.
The demand for sheets and tinplate
continues active for both domestic and
foreign shipment. Many of the small
sales made In the last ten days have been
at ~ "A base box. although the official
price remains s3.I5 for base box. The
highest price ever recorded was on
august y. 1872, wncn tinplate sold at
1885 - box The price to-day liz thus
S13 a ton under the maximum. Recent
sales for export have been made consid-
erably above the prices prevailing for
home shipment.
The demand for steel sheets continues
TO tax the capacity OF the mills. Buy
ing IL especially heavy of blue anncaled.
No. IS black sheets are being sold to-
day AZ ?.6Oc. for bessemer and Use. for
open hearth. making comparison with the
latter. the price current to-day is $22 "a
ton under the maximum price estab.
lishcd IN 1901. hut higher prices than
those Of to-day were also current in
1899. 1900 and 1902. Galvanized sheets
because of The extraordinary advance In
spelter are at the maximum price In the
history OF the industry. 4soc per 10.
The previous highest price. 375c.. was
established on January -. 1907.
sales OF pig iron last week were rel.
ativeiy small only 1900 10 too. GOA
tons came 10 the surface in all distrih.
uting districts. In the Eastern territory
that il. east OF the Allegheny Noun
tains-sales amounted to about $4,000
tons, In the New York ,erri,or, IN.
largest sale was 5000 tons of foundr,
GRADES TO pipe works. The pr,ncipaI
new business offered is 5000 tons %,
malleable bessemer for the Eastern Mai.
leable Syndicate. The steel making iro,
vas quiet in both eastern and western
Pennsylvania.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
WANT EAST RIVER DEEPENED.
Realty Men CrEr Favorable action
~ \ppropris tioU.

TIE ADV lsory Council Of l;cai i:Stat"
Interests. representing ia taxpayers 49,
sociations. mas requested thcm 30 petition
CougrcsSuon and senators n
Washington to act t~aNoraolA on tho APP
prnpriation hill giving s20o oon casa and
/. c%oujiuuiu. appropriation ~ $500. noh
for deepening tho channel in the Et>'
River from the Battery to the navy
yard % ~thirty-ivc feet,
The Advisory Council says real estate
values adjacent 10 the l.as' River IN
brooklyn and Manhattan and sections II
Manhattan and The RrouN contiguous 20
the Harlem River arc dependent on the
Improvement If the channels, Tho coun-
ell urges properly owners and citizens
generally to assist New Works lcrrc-
sentatives in Congress, who ar" united in
their petition for tho improvement Of the
East River,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-21
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company
To The Stockholders q Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company:

10 me Stockholders o. Midvae Steel and Udnance company:
com1 rs a If: ss';,| s.ys q ss: .ssss. Il ss!i ssl :, sss 9ss ;,ssA'9 ss value If 's b;
the capital stock Of this company, consisting of 100000 shares OF
the sr s and @ conditions ID herein and in the subscription warrants
tn. RICH. to so .ub.erb. will b. accorded to ..oeLho!d.r: who
ar ar + Is, .. =: sso.:. Of ;n he company at the close OF ''''"'''
Each stakeholder will be entitled to subscribe to the new stock,
amount sns Pre- os the of ,s sSG per Psris ssaysi ito ito t sse n snss" a. V the oa ,ime sfor re-
p rI, that; in respect of fractional amounts no right to suosc rsr.
S ssn,. Be on sss 90 s:is :ssTsR s,s sH' 70 .? 1sis, ss s sss ss'ss':" a ,f fiji 's:;s. N
gg.,;;. {: ;:a ,s r.: vii 6 $. s .:.s:s ~. mai %.h. 9. !, !. &c. IS: ! :H: ::i {: :;ss !:
pany warrants n respect Of such Subscription rights:
$:;ss : ! !: ~ ~ si S::;;; "a: :; r.: T.: IT, :: 49,; ;: H.; :; !; 4; !; ; ~ ;s {: ::;I, $;;: !;
subscription: Certificates for such stock will be delivered as sOOn a $
Full warrant. Of subscription for stock will become wholly void
mn. %:a. q :A: ere ,:' %.i i. : the : .; ;' ;:s.; :: . ::s;is' Is. Il is; 49, az: :.i! i1:::i. ::S s ~:
rants will bseom. wholly void and Of no value after March 10. 1915.
~,n, ss' By sf q syndicate sss': %Sis sSS II. pa: as y:,si e, s5 s s,ssN ,s s:. sane. ss:" or s1 such
I tSs e .nsrsSf a ss the shareholders sc1ssS r. may . t no: ss sSS: .ynSs:a st $50 ! Commission pss sssss;
for for ssS $ss %.sss~ ssias :s,' 's 70 '. u" ''a .'".'' viii .,s.n. , ~.
present, authorized capital stock Of The e company. leaving no ss:sI
Company o pnT;ne unless r.ssu the to amount msss 'o of apS Hi + du sspita le soet be iner g, ID
II is contemplated and intended to finance the purchase Of stock Of
rived fss fs ;4S% sse s sse.i Ss% II ssS,e sSGSSSS s 'ns v tSss; Of " stock %%' 3; ns ss:
: sSpss. mad '' s 'ssSs * ,S' is s' S2Fssis. Of .% Ss1a!s's ah iss'' ss ssSs' a. OF
oSr the company an n p as sse pr R'sns Of s sioo , Z for fG $40 ) ps value h",o Of SA sueh s s.SSs
Under the circumstances, the Board of Directors have determined
stock u Of + the iSv ss%paS ny i from sio o. .oS S%SSS' to o. s { 'cSo.S"o and Sr RsSe
s ssss ineass. sa, Tie be e s sesf' M. NESTING ii. i e 'hs a; s'1 IF SsIasE i to tic. fs" fS.:.
s sr%msfs snd books aSs ' sio. ps1p ., th of e ios % "f snssnt sase 9 n of the s,s the ds s,'e of
February sn 1r isl .ht to be EeG opened, at uot the opening MIN S Of business on the
y sy' law way AND d the S'f SS:ia 'sse viii hI ss2saf Ss;i Be M mailed Il % to eaes . so iSsSi'sse
h he sTs ms setn there he :" will firBpes%ree reserved t% from iss Ut the amount saa n .ee
sary to satisfy the conversion privilege e., of ii bonds % 8 to be issued as
unisssued stock to meet possible future requirements Of the he COMPANY onps ".
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
WILLIAM B. DICKSON. Secretary.
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company.
Dated. New York, February 18th, 1915.
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Dl\IpE>u> AND INTEREST.
u,I( lRUN 4 STEEL COMPANY.

Nv TT'FNF NJ Nv"
A. m'etius 81 ia" INerullNr Commute"
OF 'n. Hepuhlir Iron \ steel '"mp'N
h,ii rnhru,r, i>fh. i"lh, III" r'Rular
uupr',rIN ~I'viirnd co. Is. on tho ~"
f,rrci Stu,k. aud Uu "Ntr, dlNid"ud ~ -
on Tho preferred 500 X. nn account "' 90
\rflI 1T. 1913 20 ~kh",d"'s Of record
Mach sUfG. l"'"
al IA, u,rubN, Irnn \ steel compaut VII
he hold 81 ia" office ~ ihe COMPANY u
E<rhauee PLACE. ler.cy Ci'>. y. \ on
W,dursI.y Npril IA. 1915, 81 ~ o'clock In
,ha fnrcuoor. Tor n" transaction OF any
and al business that may properly ,''tns
before the meeting Trans'"r. Hook ~
Tho ,nmpauy. both common nui Preferred,
,yilI Toe Closed at 3 o'clotN y, NJ March
anth. lsl6. and rc"p"n"d A. 10 oclock
\. VI on \rril .oth lsl",
UICHARp JONES. VI, secretary.
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lpkOPOS.ALS.


SEALED BiDS "Iu Ne recei,.i by ths
Board Of Nai.l Supply at its ofncea
t~tuI, second fiOur. Municipal building.
Park Row, Centre ahd Chambers Stte.ts.
New York ,tty, until II \. NJ. on Thurs.
day. February -, 1915. for Contract ise.
for liniug with brick masonry u portion OF
the tastview tunHe Of the Cs.skilI saus.
duct. The portion OF the TUNE: to he lined
10 about l.too feet long The work Ia 10.
Gated In the town Of NJ. Pleasant. West
chester county, New York,
A the above place vui time the bids
will he publicly opened and read. Pamph-
lets containing ipiOrmation for bidders. and
contract dra .us~ can he obtained at the
above address, at The oiiire 81 tho Secre-
tary, nv depnsltinS the sum ~ ten dollars
tSl0D In cash or It's equivalent for zach
pa phlet For further particulars apply
10 the ONCE Of tn" Principal Assistant En-
sineeT at tho above .ddrcss,
CHARLES TU\ISS, President,
CHARLES y CHADWICK,
JOIIN r CALVIN.
Commissioners NJ the Roard ~ Water Supriy
GEORGE FATuERSTONE Serr~,arv
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Til. NorvcEisn- American liner b.rsens.
ford. sailing to-day for Bergen. VIII take
mall, closing at $50 A. NJ, for norway
sweden. Denmark. Germany, Aurtris'
Hungary. Luxembourg, Russia, bulgaria.
serbia and Turkey.
The French liner Espesne SAILING 10
morrow for Bordeaux. vii take maii. c.p$
switzerland. Italy. Spain, Portugal. Ey.pt'
Ureeoe. British india. British East Africa.
S,ttlem.nts' Dutch East Indies. West .Aus.
tralia and Persia.
The steamship San Giovanni; sallins
clo~ins ut 1880 A. NJ. for Italy, Rumania,
Switzerland and Greece.
The White star liner Finland. sailing
Wednesday for Liverpool. will take mail
closing at 1890 \. NJ. tor Europe. e>'
ceptinS Germany. Austris. Hunsaty
Lusemburg. Turkey. Bulgaria. serbia, M
Netherlands, Norway sweden and Den
mark. also for Africa. West Asia and Eas'
Indies