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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07

thorough or Tho Bronxl
s:STH ,sT..ss. ?aoio White rl.,ns I'd.
Hobby, ,rus, a, Phelps, y y, june 3.
demand 6 p c, atty. SAINT Keller, y:
wEBSTER AZ. e.. 81: ls7,h .,.'ss.s
I. dye as per bond; atty. Ls,ison, g.
nARRIsooS AZ, Sc cor isi.t st. si,s7ss
Corp. 1861 Madison av. pr mtg $3.50.
June 8 ~ sp G. atty. " y Tii,. Ins
CAMBRELLENG Az. cor issth ST. Cox
loo-pe candida. Constr GO 10 Aaron
Cohn, IS r. s:d St. pr mtg Ssl. 900, Jun.
= dus as per bond atty. T 4 T c.
rIILMoRE ST, no !. :. :s,,lco- Morr!.
a,tys. Hi'dr.,h & 7, sd Nv 4 Ism
MARION Az. ESQ. /. E :. ?5xl:r-wiiker
ritz, co. Inc. to WIN II Kirchn.r., 1850
Marion ay, Tune !. du" as per bond:
70 Myron s'raus. "a " iis.h ~ oo inSs
i yr e..p c. atty Myro" s'raus. z
WALLACE AZ isIi-S,1ey K.npaTd
isma. as l I i. 81 81. az sij.i..SnA.rr az "''ys' , 40,
Eri.d. To%pk,n' to G e ole CIwen 50,
VI q p :; atty, Samuel cow.n. 7s4 Y
l5Gth ........ 5000
CHARLOTTE ST, 1Sl6-rda l. Mldonick 10
Ieona Holding Corpn. 2l1 Rway. prior
mtg s34 500, juno 3, due az per hord:
atty, J u 2,".sr, 2l7 Besy: .?,Soo
Isabel r Tyte 10 Union Su Saw Bank. 20
Union Sa. .June a, z yrs, p g; atty,
9 p Nash. 80 Pine st 49,. SIC. 900
BIZ Az. W =. 280 10 s I8Tth 81. 2a.<x irrsgu-
iar--same To same. June q, 5 yrs, E p o;
same atty. N......,.......,....,s $1,000
LOT 48%, blk n. map fremont Terrace
Ada Long To MAY ylst and ana ftr,uN
June q. 8 yrs. 4 p c; atty. r q T CO,
II8 Bway: 49,. SO. 900
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FINE OLD FARM HOUSE

Only ~ minutes from a3ri st. and 1th
Ave- with plenty OF fruit ana shade trees.
good lshing 5000 cash. balance 81
month Y. a. FARM. .t3 ". 3ith -.
Will. SELL A plot ~ choice waterfront,
lots. Atlrnt'r Ocean property. 80 minutes
Nv electric traine from heart ~ city. Re
-trict"d community, no assessments Very
low prIc"s-ierms =. -. Tough. Room
aos. century BLDG. -. Y. {.
PARTY viii sacrifice two legsnt sctual
water trout lots. with private rights ~
same for boat anchorage. bath. etc. must
have 800 cash At once; balance easy.
ArEk FRONT, Box l.s Sun.
FREEPoRT WATER FRONT
bungalows and houses. 81. 900 up: Also build.
Ing lots on Randall Bay and woodcleft Bay;
low prices. easy terms. Send for particulars.
JOHN J. RANDALL CO. Freeport. L l.
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lat 3?os THIRD VENUE.
BY Joseph p. Day.

ny S"seph - Day
TINTOS Av. ass. " q. 376sl 5:d At. S7.sx
100. S sty hat-H II Jackson ct al agt
Benz. Harris ct al: due, 1e6.366.TS: taxes.
&c. t?o5: to the plaintiff 49,. 325. 900
NAPIER Az. cor aasth st s?ssioO-
@ ormsbee agt J 4 PowsI.. indy and
cHMsRELLENe AT !: cor issd Ct isss
Nickel az, ca Meixsi ct al; partition;
to A Petrie for $4,000
BY Charles A. Berrisn.
TELLER Az. 1851. " 9, 1894 n ls5th At.
2ox10o. 8 sly house-John Rogener agt
J Westfehling ct al: duo. IS. 3se. rs;
taxes. &c. $3.50: to the plaintiff
BY James l.. Wells Co.
BEACH Av. W =. 27s n Gleason av, e5xloo
John BussinE. Jr. 4 ano ast NJ G Nc
earthly ct al: due, 35.362.b3; taxes, &C,
ss2ss%; to the plaintiff for ...,.Sl.5oo
BAY AV. n . cor North II. 30xl00--Julia
Lipps agt NJ l. Roeder at al. due. S3.-
4eiso; taxes. &c. SioS.os; TO the plain.
AT THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE.
BY w. p. Rae.
UTICA Az, . . cor Park pl. lot &c p
Valentine agt NJ klos OF al: to the plain
YIN tor
BY n. Shutter.
ARE ST, n Q, <<i.s e Bushwick sv, 25x
Midsummer Saw Blk agt I Rettig ct
al: to the plaintiff for ....,..S $1,000
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Az. il.s.ao-v.ron,c. NJ Kohl.- IN

PARK Az. Iles-ao-veron,~a ~ Kohi.r 70
Ny Titlc Inc Co. 1875 Bway. atty. y Y
re ins Go. i3J Bway An Int OF $50, 900
PARK Az. -NontrOse R,iy Co.
20 y ! Title ms Go. i35 Bway, atty,
y Y TIL" ins 60, 1875 Rway, mtg $1,000
MADISON AN, p 8, 235 = +ist ~. 2a5NS5-
Eugene I. Gushe and Rno. excrs. 10 Chas
Warner, Is W Onondaga ST, syracuse,
n 7: atty. Hy A Rubin. 80 BROAD
y .,s''' -. e. . F'sf - .H... r''s siss wv
SAD ST. ~ W-Iesse n Wasscrman to Rose
NJ Lewis, 81 Bay 5lst ct. Bklyn atty.
$ NJ Levy, 20 Nesey st....,........ 5000
20 AN, :l5&-Helen II Miller to r q &
I co. l7e Bwsy: atty. T @ a r Co. ITs
SAME rRopERTY-Banksr rr,is, cm
Helen II Miller, ls6 Prospect st. Bklyn.
atty. same ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
80 AV. b~s5--Lou!se Franz to Auguste Ohel.
manu.. ~ East End av. atty. william
Rose, ~ Fast End v.............. 81
18th ST aA W--l.awyers Ti'lc 6 Trust
Co to Clermont II Wilcox. li5 " 75th
a: atty. Lawyers Title & Trust Co. $50
'" = 90 q E . . . . . . 10 700
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday IN MAN.
haitian, The Bronx m Brooklyn
lat u vEsEY STREET.

AMSTERDAM Az. :oao-2?, n " cor iso,h
st.. 5Oxisi. two sty fats and . sly
bldg vol sale TO Ella r Cassidy. .e56. 900
$50. 3 sty bldg and !: sly stable: exr's
sale. estate Caroline a wilson. deceased
,rsss TH1s :.s:s',.o 700
l~ooNlOO. vacant: vol sale. knocked
GOWN t...,...... 800
PELHAM, y f-'o<lears av. W p, $50 u
boulevard. ll26x1e6. vacant: vol sale:
10 Gramatan Improvement Co. %. $50
l<3D ST. 2ss Il. = " cor Morris sv. So. X
COX irree: 8 sty fr dwlg: vol sale
knocked down IS. 900
WITH ST. sss W. 9 9. 100 e eth av. 20xs2,
, Sy dwlg: vol sale: knocked down
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07

Highest temperature. 74'. NJ 3 =. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 5s'. At 5:i3 4. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
BY Henry Brady.

TOOTH 8 !, az ". n = :S ~ IVES, End
sr. 20Sloo II. 5 sty dwlG. exr's sale, e,-
tate Of William p Proctor. deceased.
Knocked down at 1000.
eTH AN. Si.ss. q 5. SIS . &5th At. 60 5x
l?5x irreg. s .ty bids. with strs-Le~is 4
conger ngt 80 Sixth Ave. Inc. ct al.
due. !se:!yIi: taxes. &c. s3,s7ei pr
mtg 100000: TO the plaintiff. 1907 800
18TH ST. 400 ", n =. iaS W West End ay,
isxio?... 5 sty dwlg-Resl Estate Mort
gage Co agt Pauline Greenwald ct al: due.
ts.533.63 taxes, a.. 1ilt?: pr mtg, S23.-
600; TO THE plaintiff 800 over prior liens
BY Joseph p. Day.
18th at. es2.s " 80 sv. 4? sn:os.s. ! sty
theatre and three 8 sly house.-Solomon
schinasi agt 3 F sullivan ct al: due.
s2os.oi+.5+: taxes. &c. t,.5l63s TO the
plaintiff $3.50, 900
BY J. II Mayors.
MADISON ST. 400. =. I75 W Grand II.
25xl00. 8 sty nat-Maiden Lane Savings
Bank agt Louis Schmter ct al. due, s2i.-
$3.50; taxes. C. tia.5i: to the plain.
18TH ST. al Z. n s.. ia E ID av. isx
100 II. 3 sty dwlg-A r Seligman and
ano. admrs. agt Giuseppe. Zibelli ct al;
due. ti:60sll; taxes. &C. S3<3. 90; TO the
pldlHtlu ss : . . E Q . . = q. - . . . . =. . . -. vb,UUu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
70 r. SAL

one island in Long Island sound as fol
lows: Three acres moro or loss covered
with. trees Of pine. cedar. elm and bass
wood, a few rose bushes Connected hy
phone. good fishing. good bathing. hen
house. two summer houses, one six room
cottage and one storehouse. Trolley runs
to shore II quarter Of q mile from ISLAND.
There Is plenty OF room for three cot
tages on this island and grounds for three
families. j. II. EVANS, NJ. D. 1<s Whit
field st, Guilford. Conn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-07
ARRIVED PROM xvw yopx


Ns PInuonis. from London
= I. lrdcas. irom La Guayra
- I'NlNrs. from porr Antonio
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-27
MONEY TO LOAN
READY MONEY

YOU CAN BORROW MONEY
on DIAMONDS, JEWELS. Etc
ssoS ..:;;.... :.::;.. IL
REIDERB
40 RfbdE 4vE. AND OXFORD ST.
22D AND SOUTH SITS.
MONEY LOANED to helFs Of unsettled estates;
s,ssss5 4.s5sss ssSsesa s5s4a sS r M4Frs 4ss2S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-27
AUCTION SALES

BIG ANTIQUE SALE 81 Cameron's sales-
room. Penn ana Barha does EtH.. Norrisicg,n n
THURSDAY. APRIL 81. et 10 O'CLOCK
sharp HiE caliactIQn - Antiques aed IIla-
faricah al1cc4 MAHOGANY fIId4IhOf rs
afli EoHBoIa and GRANDPA IA "a 81
EIDcKz and ether selzqlIQna.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-27
Mars and Cupid

Engaged to four girls at once?"
exclaimed the Mortified uncle. How
do you explain such shai..eless con-
duct?'
81 don't know" said the graceless
nephew. II guess Cupid must have
shot me with a machine gun."-La-
dies Home Journal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03
9ic 3a6I luirO scrinser.

g9egcn &erletume oeS Dor cinieell
Sogcn in aroft setretenen ghItomo-
6il@ciescS itonoen gcltern mr fiinf
@crioncn Dor 9hhter @oduro in Ger
mittlcrcu &oli6eiitotion. Sreoerid
.. aroub bon SporropS @oint mur.
&c nit So lmo Soften beitroft. Gbos.
s. 9tcubrmourer bon Nt. &oibing'
ton mo 2eon gSpeoosfp bon Scr,
1908, Guooq- 5troBe, criudtcn I'M
cinc gerihtlihc &erbonOling.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03

3u jluei @ionoten 9lrbcitS6ouS
wurOc eeitern Ourd &oIt5eiridtcr
Slit glleronoer Sirop, meIher ons
CAB, Gin @drter I'M SobnS SopfinS'
Soipitol 81 iein peaen gluariiiS
ocrlirt6eiIt, Sioru ioll icinc SdmG.
ocrin, 6rou Catherine 9lobertS, crit
6clciSiet mo oom eeidIogcn bo-
ben iuoroif Oieie oen Mam nit CT.
ncm 5cuerbafen IN ScIbitpertbeiOi.
eirne iHhg imo onrd ben Qoli5iitcl
Srem perboitcn lieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03
Sin ncncr 6un I'M staatc.

9tobocm I'M Stootc IN ben lcbtcl
Goeen tcin nelcr Sua pon 9hOcr-
IGanum0 cntocdt lpcrOcn fomtc, be.
rihtetc ocitern Or. Somlcl :. Fricc
Dem ltaotlichcn @enmObeits Bureau,
oaB ocr 2la Sobre oltc 9lrtaIr
SGpea BON 6orO'S Store, nabc @cit-
miuitcr IN Gueen MINES County, an
Scr 3rauIbcit lcioet. Sn Baltimore
plrOen acitcrn MIR 5luci terOGhtigc
Sale geilinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03
(srloa ijren SruuSiunnOcu.

syul .Ntercp. SoipitoI" itarb gcltcrn
9iodnittoe Die lchS Sabre oIte Gil
lion 5inon bon 9tr, 1924 8ipcrlioe'
glpcnue, oil Den 9ronomllnoen, mel
die iic lid 5u5oe, oils tie om 10. Otto
Der NIT Streihboloerii lpicltc mo
ibre aleiocr in 8rono lctte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03
2rri cOmiOOcrirtc %ctcrnncn scitOr,
ben.

SIN yGoniooerirtcn- SolOotenbchu"
81 YifeSpiGe linO Orci Der olten Gctc-
runcn in Ole eipi9en Sogogriinoe ob.
ge9ongcn; cS moren oieS; SSobn Z.
SonOp bon 9iew.SrlconS, Geo. w.
Soiimou BON Baltimore mO S. $. 2.
Gnlnm pon Nrince @eorNe'S @olmtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03
guFtiuns.gnsciacn.
0Barlcc y. Ooaon, Collector.
10 SnuiBs Sirahc.
ruficc 9Serlanf OcS

Sruilcc.Serlanf OCs
WcribnDilcn Yadtarnnbnhdce Tr. s23, Horos
NhltgHs9lDcnuc.
Nr1l cincr Nni@cioung oe9 0rciSgcrbiCS
oct @idoi Baltimore miro Der nnler6cimnclc
Arulice IN 0ileniliCber gniiiou. bic aui 0cnl
Sl9enlhmn an Yioniai, ocn 8. tu6 un IA.
nenlbcr 1916, I'M ibr 80 Ndnulcr Nadmt
iddc atiluoet 0aS lan5e Bdlilanb mo gails
ich N Der Giao Baltimore, an ocr Nlilete
Der Wilton Noenue, ti6 tSuB 6 3ou n6rolm
Der Monumental sirobc aelcaen nit clncr
Sroni OIL Der Udiunsgipcmic bon i3 tSlB 8
sou brett mo eincr Gtee ooa 20 SUB C5rlinbs
8tfie SAP. bcrfdnici
sir @erionsbeoiuGunacn iiebe baltimore
SuH"
eine 1inerlcpune bon S75 miro bel ociH
8nul 1nl y1Qc nee 8erfnuieS Ocrnugi
SBnrlce y. GuabD, Lruiicc
Idttilpn & oiraBam, ghiliiondrc.
(Sfn7, ,20.22 ,27 ,yioh3,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03
Spefnlireu sic midi.

9cacn Gle Shr Qapital In eincm Scinl an.
Nduien Sie 8uupldbe IN Outing Nnri, no
oic 9rcic Hnter icbigen @cribcn iicben.
ytcbi mas sic IN foutmcnoen Sobrcn merib
lcin n0aen
Vs bcoori feiueS ticien StuoiumS ieiner
eroBeu ScrnitCb oocr Whii6, oicie @ropoIiiiou
3ii crfenucr.
0iue iurildriiIidbe Gage, Cb0n, dtlencbm
mo peiuiio. Nicbrerc binoeri Beroncit babcr
Adupldbe IN Cutting Bart peiauii mo mir bds
bcn Blnb fir Gle, tucnu sic ben NBrpci5 nnb
men ernltcn gennid Bnbrn, Jbr etgcnce Nelnl
81 bciitcn.
Outing |orf
biciei Sbicn cine GeIcQenbeii 81 Grciieu nno
9coineinqcli im Rcreh Sbrcr Wdiic Ni fan,
fen 8crlanqeH Ge 0arie mo 0insclnbciicn.
Cuiina 9nrI 1rSclppment Npmpanb,
203 Gt Raul StrnNr Icl. NUmciunon 627.
(Sft20 -9lot -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03

SIN 9rieg. y9lo, Serr @iiiI.
Ter, MN miiiieu sic uui Sbre ultcu
Soqe ond) nod Soloat pcroenl &ic
gebtS oem beim Nlilitor?" % oou.
fc, qon5 gut id bin ais 9uribc 5u
meinenl Sobn fonunonOirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03

9oiieno. oSot man oos
iiingIte @robeben bier auh eelpiirt?"
nGos gloob /, mi bots elei pom
9ett 'nouSe'Worfen; 6um Slid is
oroO 3eit gum guuiitcb'n gpeicnl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03
Baltimore gJlurftbcridJt.

Tonueritog, .. 9ioucmber 1916
We'll. 3nmbr ll02 6oiler.
ciuilieBliM 13l6 Safer 81 Socult'
@omt uno 1927 6Giicr 81 Canton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03
bal oer gIrbeit pcrnMaIiidt.

Ntto @i9bort ciu Stouer alf Dem
Compiler oSipomlore" Socnlt'
@oint, ocrimeliidte eeitern, ais CT
BON ocm Icd oeS Sfiiies ber'
luiterficl. @ih6orn pirOc in oaS
llniperlit6tS Soipitol iiberiii6rt, 100
man iouo, OoB cr cine GcritoudlmJ
leincr Siiite Ooponaetragen bot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03
SampIatc mnO eanSFtc ~ ucrfumfcn.


MT. gedibluetDH Cottage, @rlinb 80 bel 100;
s 3immer une @ab6imlner; sSurndce, elefiris
9es 2tmt Sos, &crdnou, 200 fSub bon Gar
ptntei leidie 8eoinaunqen T1BcrcS ,,SOI
1921" ,,Deniher Correspondent"
(Sfi20, ,tIh)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03
Ncinle fir Qebensaeit.

Seine fir 2cbens5eit.
eoebeu feriia seeni 9wei aeiDeu altSdlger
Sduier. z Simmer 9do unb Seranbo'6ront,
100 @lOf WiOntpeliersS Strnhc.
Geben Clifton Bari uno 6orforo,glbe.
Scinc Strdhe uno qcinnoe Gage.
3icr 3immer eininlieblim g8icheneiic" nnt
Dem erftcn Slir eHitcbeHette" entbdt nllf
0ernc 05dSsRdnge niooerne Sohnifc, cmainirs
ten ghiseub nit Nbubbreii, eeftriiben 6dner
fiir ben Suuner 9umpfbet3unQ, 0nrbol3'
Tielcn n,oocrnc NniHtnc. Sole Nuben Nr0bts
3dnn NIT ldnitdrcnt Nbinnfniien. 0uben biele
nnberc niubcrne Gigenheiien W(dH nebme oar,
lprb.glhcnue @leitriIce norblm Inbrenh, bic
lqontpeIiersGir0bc.
she q. 4. Onnngbef SlcnltN Company, grbnnef.
Nhrepu Dl9-920 Nlnpieg gnilbiua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03
Nh RapttalsMMIcger

psldat 5n ipareH mRnfdlcH uKb oruRs pber
neiNr ennimea Sch IN gdar pbcr In mpnni.
iimen Mb6ablnHaen unleeen ipplIen, mp "a Hd
IN elHtaen 91hfen mcbr pte bcrbDppeIt Yeir
pffcriren erDke gut gelegeue 0'rurbFtitdc In
Jht Gelb leilt an, bnntit Sie bte ntcbrigen
MdteH erhnltcn. d,runbitiide GIN bet $50,
dudj 1876 bci $50, fir penipcr nIe Gents prs
nnnbratfuh. @trb balb 70 @snts bro nna'
brntfub pertB iciN. Gemcntlrte @aDaiueae, MA.
lnbanttHrtc etrnRcn, urlunhe unb Warnnitc bed
xitele NIT sinaeimlnfen; eine @cleaen4et tRr
NcbeneBelt. Dlnppen, 9tIber nHb bpne 9iAjcin'
bcitrH IA crbnIteH bpn
giidaro VI. GuUt,
Hr. "A. h0-eerinatpn.eUfa2.
fDfi--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03
8n OcrfOnfeH.

Rr. 1910, gcntaIon.eiraAs
2dtbdlg, BeranodsSroni, Q 3imner u. Yah,
Wds iino @leltri8ttdt. BeIier 3uIidilo. 500
nenlaer ipte NuuueiItcrS Rrcis. 70 6. Jad.
Ion, ysr 10, Sft.2eTlnatoH-strdhe.
(Scpi22-1Dlt)
MeH SiC ilr ein Seim
ODER V1oen ousfnuuen, Id babe GO. M,i9l. Bar.
iunlb, 3r. 235, SiO .etgBIdno.9lOcnne.
tSfi27-ytob2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03

VI ogg en- 3ulubr 59,5Y0 Nn-
ihel; &erianOt bon oen Gleuotorcn
2t,092 Nuihel; @leootoren-Gorratb
467,020 8nibel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03

Cine 8ettertiinoi9e.
6ruu &impeI agsee, sic Golte
Oie GGlte @eenern.wot ioeen Sic
Bios 5u oie adIte?" 5rou @eg
uer: ,S6rcdlid is ie obcr Sic
fonnen mir glouben &impcIu, Oie
f0nlmt bios BON oie Semperotllrl"
Sebr ridtig. 6rau (5nn
5driftitcller): sic oeben mm ibon
oas brittle &riegs aohbnh bcrouS.
Nuiner nebt Oorin Oion uinnt =
abcr nicnnlS iie6t oo6cl wcbcr man
eS uhmtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03
6inam5.gnsweis.
eioat M,dtnlonb.
Nitcan 0es enlahmcidere.
Nuuobnli6. NH

guanS int sd,atoml am 8. Woben6cr 1916
Si02s, 1886; oeponiri IN oen ioacnocn Ban.
len.
Union Iruit 50. nf llo BON Bnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03

TFTWV vi NVTTT WTT " I W
200 NOirmpni & GlnrfS Nrnc Ser inNN
5000 " @ e Wrcminn ier et
$4,000 IS q 9ircmiro income 9D
5000 so Souib \ Slo Der ..,...s... fnet.
5000 Nlnrhlnnn Nlecric Scr Nae
10000 Minrnlunh acr 1880 tOaN
1000 gioripli & EoriS Irdr ser So
i.000 llnticn Nailiu0hS der SIS
5000 ilnlico yluiliuon0 Inc 4cr M bY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03

@clnlr Nunb.
$500 ianfen eiue nlooerne Yiun mil grpbenl
8rnnoiihd; tSridbe dlIcr 9ri gdberes bel
ediwaIni, Nr. 320, Title 9niloina. 1eIepbuu.
tSft27, tld)
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-30

H. McDermott and the whole county
committee, with hosts of others who
have fought so many battles to 4
successful issue here-all have kept
up that same enthusiasm for Repub-
lican victory which the nine repre-
sentatives of the party carried to the
rally held in Clarksburg when Chair
man Gaines held his first meeting
there.
The makeup of the county commit
tee is in itself guarantee of com
plete harmony: Max Mathers, chair
man; Albert Shuman, secretary: VI.
L. Brown, treasurer, and the other
members as follows: Alex White. of
Wadestown; L. j. Piles. of Fairview:
DIR. NJ. Rinehart, of Cassville; Joseph
L. Lynch, of Morgantown; Price l..
DeVault, of Little Falls: John r.
Price, y. j. Houston. D. j. Hunter
NJ. I. Sisler. +. c. Flennlken and w.
]. White. of Morgantown; DR.. 5. c,
Steele. of Wanna; c. T. Emory, of
Blacksville: T. c. KEENAN,, Lor Van
Voorhis; and George L. Krame, of
Little Falls.
Morgantown remembers quite well
what the Underwood tariff was doing
TO the coal business, the glass bust
ness and other industries centered
here before the Belgian and French
glass houses were put out of the run
ming and before the idle men were
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-30

that by actual mathematics It could
be demonstrated upon that run
the engineer holding that throttle
had to read and record in his own
brain six signals every second. Eight
hours a day is long enough for that
Kind OF labor. Eight hours is long
enough for the passengers to ride be-
hind a man under that kind OF a
strain" Tho truth is that this train
is run by seven successive engineers,
no one OF whom runs over four
hours. while each receives far more
than eight hours pay for from three
to four hours work, being paid mile
age instead OF time. Furthermore,
even II the train made sixty miles an
hour continuously, 1t would travel
only eiGhty-eight feet a second, so six
signals second would mean one
each sixteen and two-third feet. Mis-
souri's present representative in the
Senate is no credit to that state. and
1t Is not surprising that there is ex-
cellent prospects that Missouri will
Improve that representation after
March 1.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-30
The National View

Americans Pray Re.ier.-Ameri-
can citizens having mining interests
in Mexico have filed a formal protest
drawn by William Loeb, Jr.. long sec
rotary to President Roosevelt. against
the connscatory taxes imposed on
their property by Carranza. Carran-
"a has imposed tax OF thirteen per
cent on the gross value of every ton
of metal owned. This must be paid
in gold and the Carranza officials
compel the miners to buy the gold at
prices greatly in excess OF the regular
exchange rates, Eighty per cent of
the mining operations In the country
have been suspended and the report
says that under Caranza the condi-
lions have gradually become worse
instead of better" As President
Wilson has never even demonstrated
with his friend Carranza because Of
his order decreeing trial by military
court-martial and death to all railway
strikers and to all who befriend or
show sympathy with such strikers in
any way, the miners hardly look for
relief as the result Of anything this
administration may do, but they felt
1t their duty to place the facts for
mally in the hands OF Secretary Lane.
Who's Timid.- Apropos OF Presl-
dent Wilson's declaration that he is
ashamed OF the timidity of American
businessmen" in the face. Of their
foreign competitors, Leslie NJ. shaw,
former secretary Of the treasury,
points out that the late J. J. Hill
showed no such timidity. that on the
contrary. he showed great courage
and enterprise in establishing a
steamship line to the orient. that the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company did
the same thing, and that President
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-30
MONONGALIA
REPUBLICANS
FULL OF VIM
And vigor as They Enter Cam
paign Such as They Have
Not Had for Years.

MoRGANToWN, Sept. 3O.-It is
many day since Republicans in
Monongalia county went into a cam
paign with such vim and vigor as
they have displayed from the word
go" in the battle now on in West
Virginia and the nation. There is
nothing the Democrats can see in the
cards in the old Republican strong
hold but the utter rout OF their whole
ticket from President down to the
magisterial officers. With a Republi-
can majority which the books show is
nearer to round two thousand than
anything else. That is me figure
leaders and the rank and file are
working for this year.
Men like Ex-Governor Glasscocs.
former County Chairman Ollie, L. NJ.
Grant. County Clerk, John NJ. Gregg.
former President of Senate Joseph