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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19
FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS

wagons were stolen ihc Wtth No
taken to "a hiding place itWas it
er ren owed 90 the urr 0r hil ui
place OF dealer vho world BATES
sell % TO factories ana shops
Ia ONE foundry 10 rs alleged. l-o,
pounds OF aluminium and
pounds az brass. since Identified a.
token property. vs. laurI
Cesters Under Suspicion
Allho secrecy nas ut ,rt in tst
arrest ot the iN urp, iraa of 'l.
geur werv aprriai ANA ac ap
said to naNr ncd to other ltes
several potoH oa drayf ae
under suspicion, ir ls said
The men arrested are Eony anb
Leo Graze-koN so leti li,-t
lng~ Mex Prodek so ~. ree.
odore lohn Wilkowshi. s., rb5
MtCheHaY Edward panioW st
80. 1916 Riyard-st Joseph Oroom
OF Flint Nenry~ les7yuski No :
Osbornpl EJ%ard WojNcwiz ~
20A NJ Vernonase Joseph Man
thony No IS pcssst highland
Park and Alex Zytkowshl. NO. OF
M.lWaukee.aN east
Instead OF prosecuting IN state
courts, efforts VIII bc mAde 20 have
The men arraigned before "a United
states commits lonrr ON federal
charges of Stealing iroLARfs con.
signed for interstate shipment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19
SPANIEL TRIAL
IS UNDER WAY
Seventy Witnesses To Testify
In Border Shooting
Case

SAN ANGELO. Tex Jan ~
More than 20 witnesses are here -.
day for the trial 81 Harry Span
nell. for the killing OF hts wife and
MAJ N G Butler IN Alpine last
Iuiy A score % these are char.
acter witnesses for SPANIEL from
Waco Tex. where he taught voice
in BAYLOR university just before 60
ing 90 Alpine 10 take charge 81 tho
Holland hotel
SPANIEL who had displayed an
usual calmuess since his case waa
called Monday. broke down yester
Nay during the Introduction OF tesil-
mony concerning his wife ani
daughter He recovered quickly.
however. and maintained his former
poi-e until court was recessed.
Taking - Testimony WINS begun
late IN he afternoon The state
introduced three Witnesses " "
Kagin. of Alpine who produced
map Of Alpine showing the locaiien
% points identified with the crime
J " powulm and NE laWer's wife
Who tad charge ~ the dining room
q Spaunclls hotel Both Tho lai
Ter witnesses testified that SPANIEL
became suspicious" q his wlfos
relations Win Ba'ler several week.
before 'he shooting
Mrs. Downum aid SPANIEL told
her n b. ever saw Butler doing
anything. ne would never stop
shootfrc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19
Telegraphic
STOCK MARKET
STANDS STILL
Small Amount Of Trading
Done Is Purely
Professional

NEW YORK ian N
Yark Fsenlug SAM anarea3 ret
today said
ExctB. oper.tlo Of ~ oi
flonal element end ONE m b .1}
Ing by individual etcto- ac-ctl
panied 20 Is certain trn b
tiUnal buyna of hgt r'1 pre
sfocks. business g toea
market waa pra tiriiy at
ttil Sentiment Of ise eoo trade
was bearieh Auellan "a @
commission houses va aaa
wire houses. which have been t
ing short Of Late uia sc9rels A
business al al TIC acrfG 81
the German raider or r3iders ~ tnc
South Atlantic made bui ihtls m
preston.
Mercantile Marine common tout
90 81 and the preferred crossed F.
The highest levels for those issues
since the hrst dates Of tre new year
Atlantic. Gulf d West Indies 80 Fape
ed more than four points and tinted
Fruit made similar gain
"Unted Steel moved forward
more than a point 10 ncarly' : le.
then reacted a JOINT Bethlehem
Steel again lost on fnancinE and
other rumors, selling az low a. 900
In the second hour Of the Afternoon.
the lowest price since 1918.
.Prices backed aud allied 10 some
extent following recessions " so
2 points In the late tTadinT"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19
BOOST IN GRAIN
STORAGE RATES
IS KNOCKED OUT

WASHINGTON. Jan 70. The in
terstate commerce commission TO-
day knocked ouSMsll proposed in
creased charges fof~Ntorage OF grain
In elevators and cars AZ Atlantic
ports. awaiting export
The Increases have been bitterly
attacked by the Baltimore chamber
81 commerce. Philadelphia Comm~r.
cial exchange and other CONNER
ciai organization on the Atlantic
coast
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19
IttIatus ca Tui. RADNu4i-
~ilihI

ihe tcrmnn raider touh moving
pictures 90 hrr work 10 d~~troA
tag Aiiied merchantmen.
tad ron~ert, nppar~utN s
captured ship. manncd h, herman
crew.
"nnn the RadRpr-hivc'> crcW
u"hrr asckS FOR nNr daN~ With
ttndns and ether rouEhnrek-."
sent &c Hudson NRru---'prt~pn
@hta ~--Vn - frTnnu,bnpo With
hurriN enough water and sea bis
'uii ter rrc wand prisonrT-.
sank he NRdnpr~hire on Jan. ~
~" other vessels oR thr Dth aud
third on thr tuIh--rii h. ~,
ri"ding bombs GA either slde. att
rr taAtnG their p'ck ~ the rur-
2"c> aud penn ifftus crews ia iesNe
With personal belongings.
tlhh ulieh fs NHtrhfut esrs.
sighed the Wadnor~hire ~ ntghf
." spite 80 the fart thut the RAT
n"rshirr'> skipper had "dousrd"
hi> hNhts.
Had a speed 81 at least ~ knots.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19
Ma K N Il
FI6GI Fun
CIT I Li5. 5
Mayor May Ica3 'cie-
CATION 10 yi..t
Lansing

Na,,r tl.a.f F Af4r, .. X
lhhHen'lH il''f'.''fe i'
joih with u.l.t a'.
other Michian =
againsi the raeaL" oi th
llc Utilities I'll
The bill IL pas d ad 'aar
morn tine Dn 81
POWER they n1W hoid ia
zion az street car lghH0s Hd
telephone tst'ms 1he pa
the measure would nt lelr a
cr ihau other critics of thr he
tanse This metropolis bns
more noU"r Go control pghl
iits is tiyine o gain absoi
troll Of telephone service rrzplatioA
sni has long been inYolt 3 20 =
struggle eith tht b l. r.
NhNe .he mayor yauld MATS 40
open criticism it Nas apparen .from
hi, comment itai he believed Pc
corporation counael'a Office hog't
have kept him informed on the
1aius of measure 81 suca import
an, q, na~much as ON ef tbe atm
bvrs OF The corporation roantrls
stan has been assigned to remain ~
Lansing during the legislative
sons 10 watch an measures rhtch
might affect the clty or Tho ct} COS
eminent
No Report From Lee
spapcr information 8, 80
hl-t knovledse I received tai He1
q bll was pending t#Esnr said
The mayor n understand C1rYors
Uon Counsel Nngemau has assigned
cae OF hts assistants james ID i"c.
tc watch an legislation affecting The
city government which comes before
the state legislature. u nj Leo
has reported on this important BIN
! know nothing about such a report
want to hear frur HIM about rl'F
provisions at the BIN and Us present
taUs Then IL trd i' is necessary
Tor the citizens 10 Eo personals "a
Lansing. ther.i b. no doua Roar
80 viii be- there From What hile
snow about he bill ] am ~ iAs
opinion that Gov sc"pcr would NO
sign such q measure"
Tho public utilities BIZ would
place control az public service cor
roations ip the hands OF state
irards The measure is nov heiorc
lhc house committee on private or
,.s. .fsla-,.t-r ~ u-.r4 49,.
ff't. ~ y @N''''' -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19

CLEwELA Ohio Jar H. -Tors
Receipts. 5000 active. 10 30 itc high
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19

PrfntGnR--th~ piain nest kind--thnf
e. right~-Tfpses Job Dept.--Nniu ts2n.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-19
Qao,aI--r. " PANE w1lheT 3 Q
TnIInn GRAfN

% -.Is-Il ~ -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26
COLORADO ARTILLERY
ORDERED MUSTERED
OUT AT THE PASS CITY

RI Paso. Feb battery c. of
the Colorado field artillery. has been
ordered mustered out here by Brig.
Gen George BELL. Jr, district COM
mandcr. complying with the request
~ the adjutant general OF Colorado.
The four piece viii be sent 10 Fort
sam Houston. Texas and 80 of the
artillerymen will ba mustered out here
late today
Captain Victor W liungerford,
comanding the battery, together with
the officers and the enlisted men of
the battery who wish TO return to COLI
orado. will leave with battery u,
which h scheduled to return tonight.
Major William +. sharp. commander
of the First Battalion, Colorado field
artillery, with his staff, will also re-
turn To Colorado with battery u.
BATTERY e. will he mustered out here
~ the request OF the adjutaut general
of Colorado because II was not con-
sidcred advisah BILE 10 continue the bat
terry al Colorado springs. according "a
the Colorado artillery officers. Bat
terry y viii be mustered out AZ For'
u A. Russell, according to district o.
flCers here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26
SUCCESS OF SUB WAR
IS SATISFACTORY TO
THE GERMAN EMPIRE
Object of Campaign Is Not to Sink
Ships, but to Stop Commerce
With England; This Has Been
Fully Attained, Is Claim.


Amsterdam tVm London Feb 26
In AN interview IN the TaRegliche
ltundschau Albert Ballu director
general ~ thf HamburR-American
lime says that Gcrmany can De most
highly satisfied with the success 80
far of the unrcs,rited submarine war.
fare Herr Hallin says that the OBJ
Jrt ur the campaign was not 90 sink
ships. bot Go stop commerce W p Eng
hind and that this had been tally at
tanned. as neutral traffic Wa- staguat-
lng
Bcfruiug tu the German ships lying
In United states harhors Herr Hallin
said that treaty existed between
Gcrmuuy ana America which did not
allow connsoatIuu ana that he had me-
ground Co assume that the United
states would uot uhscrS, This treaty.
President Wilson ne added had based
the rupture of diplomatic relations ON
International laV and therefore he
considered u quite Impossible that the
presldent would disrcgard uternotuu
al agreements
germany aim hc concluded. 'ir
to issue from the war Victorious VIII
victor, she will have Won alL without
it she will have lost ALL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26
HAVE TAKEN
KUT-EL -AMARA FROM
THE TURKISH FORCES
Strategic Military Position on the
Tigris River Leading to Bagdad
Again Falls Into English Hands
After Hard Fight.

by Associated Press.
London. Feb. 26 Amara has
been captured from the Turks BY the
British forces. recording to "A state
mont made Ia the house of commons
today by Andrew Bonar Law, meme
ber of the British war council. The
Turks are in retreat toward Bagha5lah
- miles 10 the west of kut-el-Amara
pursued by British cavalry
MIR BOnar Law announced that as
a result uf the operations on she
Tigris river front all Of the Turkish
poitions from Sannaiyat To Kut-el-
Amara h9ve been secured and that tho
town uf kut-ei-Amara automatically
passed into the hands of the British.
kut-el-Amafa. "A trategic military
position ON the TiCris river leading to
Bagdad, vas surrendered tG the Turks
April IS. 1915. after General Town
shend with British force of some
10000 troops had withstood "A siege
since the previous December.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26

Amsterdam Feb. 2s.--The Austrian
Reichstrath will be summoned IN thr
middle uf May. says the Az list Of
budapest whth also learns tina, the
qustion nf autonomy IN Galicia Will be
left for settlement until after the war.
The paper addr that the German par
ties who wanted the exrluslon OF the
have yielded to the arguments Of
Count Clam Martinez, the premier.
and the Poles viii therefore attend
the May session of the Reichhrath.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26
NLL \ PREPARED PLAN.
STANTINOPLI'S VERSION

Cunstnnt.nOple. Feb. &c tNia Lon
don. The war office today announc-
cd withdrawn Of the forces at Kut-
El-Amara. The announcement fol-
lows:
According To a prc-arranged plan,
ANA IN order 20 effect "A junction with
rcinforccments which have arrived.
our troops. which have held for IA year
ls we'll a. positions to the east ami
west Of the town. have been with
drawn TO the rear In an easterly dt-
rectlon The movement was entirely
unnuticcd by the enemy"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26
Young Women Carpcnlers.

London. Feb 90 Nineteen youuS
women carpenters have left for
France. where they have contracted
to remain Tor the duration OF the wac
In employment mainly connected with
the building OF barracks Tor the Brit
ish army.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26
BRITISH LOSE $4,000 MIN
IN FIGHTING ALONG TIGI.IS

Herlln. Feb. % tWlreIeFs % say
villcJ According to the official
news agency AT Consta ntinople the
iosres of the British In the recent
fighting along the Tigris exceed So
OOO men, Several steamships crowded
with wounded British soldiers have
hcen sent AVA" the news agency
says
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26
I,eII. = Tor rood sItuatInn.

Washington. Feb Appropriation
81 81. coo oo for Federal relief In the
present food situation and future IN
vestigation 90 devise better niarketins
and distribution methods Was pro-
posed ia a resolution introduced today
hy senator Borah OF Idaho. Action
was deferred,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26
Continued Invasion OF Plain Rights OF
Neutras On High Seas, Sacrifices Of
American Lives and Ships, and the
Intoerable Blockade OF Our Ports,
Cause MIR. Wilson to Take Action

of the Frye were safcsuafdcd with
reasonable care.
The case 81 the Law. which was
carrying lemon box sta,es 90 Palcrm
disclosed a ruthlessucss OF methot
which deserve grave condemnation,
but was accompanied by no circum-
stances which might not have been
expected AZ any time In connection
with the use of the submarine against
merchantmen as the German govern.
ment has used H.
! situation AT Present
In sun. Therefore. the situation ~"
ind ourselves in with regard To- the
actual conduct of the German subma-
rne warfare against commerce and
I It's effects upon uul own ships AMI
! people Is substantially the same as IL
was when addressed you ON the
third of February, except for the ~.
ing up of our shipping IN our own
ports because of the unwillingnens OF
our ship owners 10 risk their vcssel-
at sea without insurance or adequate
protection and the very serious ConEcs-
ton OF uul commerce which has re
suited congestion which IL growing
rapidly more and more serious every
day
This In itself might preseEly ac-
complish In effect what tho new GER
man submarine orders were meant to
accomplish. so FAR as We are concern
ed. We can ouly say. therefore. that
the overt act which ! have venture /
10 hope the German commanders
would n tact avoid. has not occurred.
A.. Lac d
must be admitted that there have
been certain additional indications
and expressions of purpose ON the
part OF the German press and the
German authorities which have i'm
creased rather than lcsscncd the Inn
PRECISION that, if our ships and our
people are spared. il viii he bccaus
of fortunate circumstances. ur because
the commanders of the German sub
imarincs which they may happen .,
encounter exercise pn unexpected dis
erection aud restraint rather than Oc
cause of the instructions under which
those commanders are acting,
situation IIaugIu with Dangers.
"It would he foolish tn dcuN tha'
the situation is trnught with the gray
est possibilities and dangers. -
thoughtful man can fail to see tina
the necessity for definite action ma
come az amy time, 10 we are iu fact
and not IN word, merely To dcfcn.
our elementary rights ~ q neutral ma
: tion. II would bee mos: imprudeut o
be unprcparod.
II cannot IN such circumstances %
uumlndful ~ the fact that the expira
. tinp of the term of the present con
grcss Is immediately at hand bv con
s,,tu,iou,l limitations and that
! y,,uid IA ais ukclIbooj reotiir, an nm
,su,, ,,ugtb az linn. T., ,s.,tnhi, an
" ,,.,,,,,,i,. a.. ..,.p,...s- ,.ricb d.. A., -u,
10 80,
i ~. ,.... .,,.,,, 10. ,.i..,.. al, ia,
wv ''"' ''7'''' '
= iacl' 10 "uto'u from N"u l"Il ana 'n'
Fl. mediate assurance OF thr arlhn'N
which | may need az any moment Z
p exercise 40 doubt ! already posses
II that power without special warrant q
war. by the plain Implication of m
constitutional duties ana powers. ht
! prefcr in the present cucumstuuc,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26

London Fob. 20 -Lluyds reports
that the crews of the British team-
ships lser and Helgier. the sinking ~
wheih has been announced have been
landed,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26
5000 SACKS on MsIi. WE'RE
On BOARD DESTROYED SHIP

New York, Feb. 26.---Five thousand
sacks Of United states mall were car.
ricd by the Laconia, OF which i.30o
were transferred from the American
liner st. Louis when i was decided 4,
hold the latter vessel In port. MAN
valuable securities and documents
sent by American business firms were
said to be In the ~. Louis mail bags.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26

The war supplies IN the i.aconia's
cargo included 2,OoO tons Of shell eases
but there was No explosives on board,
It was learned. other items were to,-
O00 bushels Of wheat. ASA bales of
cotton. SOC tons of provisions i.f0S
boxes of fruit. zoo steel plates and
castings. 80 tons of sundries aud L.
bars OF silver.
4 list of twenty Americans In the
crew OF the iAcOnia on file In the
office OF the British shipping commits
siuner here contains the follOwins
names.
W Wrong Baitlmore, n. Smith.
Louisville, Ky. NJ. Shuglcd, J. 7. VII
liams. -. Rcdrle. a. Cleveland. Y.
Smith, J Fumpincs ]. D. Brazil. J. lie.
ward J. y. nowman, u. Adamson, ".
shepherd j. johnson. w. NOung l.,
Donnell. n carter. 7 coffey, A.
Dwyer and G. Meshurg. All of New
York city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26

Queenstown Feb. se Fifteen ot
the Laoonlas survives are hclns
landed Others numbering e67, Il l.
believed are 70 land a, about MIDI
night Preparations are being made
10 treat hospital cases
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26
VESSEL ToRpEDoED WITHOUT
WARNING. OFFICIAL REPoIs1

London. Feb. s5,--lt Is stated oih
clalls thar the Laconla was torpcdoed
without warning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26
DESTROYERS
RAID ENGLISH TOWNS,
TWO PERSONS KILLED
Woman and One Child Lose Lives
When Broadstairs and Margate
Are Bombarded Early This
Morning Enemy Driven of.


BY Associated rtsss
London. Feb. ee.-GeTman destroy
ers bcmbardcd Broadstairs and Mar i
gate early this morning One woman
and one child were killed and two
persons were injured. Two houses
were damaged This announcement,
was made in the house Of commons
today By Sir Edward Carson. first lord
of the admiralty.
Sir Edward Carson said that one OF
the four British torpedo boat destroy
crs on patrol duty In the English
channel last night encountered several
German destroyers and short en-
gageinent ensued. The British de-
stroyer was not damaed.g though she
was under heavy gun and torpedo
IRE.
The German vessels were lost sight
az, the first lord said. but in the dark
ness another force OF German dstroy-
ers bombarded the undefendcd port
OF Broadstairs and Margatc.
British light forces IN the vicinity
closed in on the German warships.
which only remained a short time, he
added. and we're gone before the ap-
prunch OF the British vessels.
The following Official account OF
the raid was issued by Field Marshal
viscount French. commander In chief
Of the home fores;
some enemy torpedo boat destroy
ors approached the kCntish coast al
1875 o'clock last night and ared a
number or shells a, the unfortihed
towns of BrOadstalrs and Margatc.
The nre was continued for about ten
minutes. The material damage was
slight one occupied and one un-
occupied house were wrecked ana
about ten houses were damaged. II
Is regretted. however, that one wom-
an and ono child were killed and two
children we're seriously injured
Margate is one of the most popular
watering places Of England. II =
situated on the Isle OF rhanet. In the
North sea few miles from the North
Forcland and eighty miles southeas'
of London. II has a population OF
bout 3i.000
! Broadstairs also II an English wa
toring place on the east coast OF tn,
Islc OF rhluet. II is two miles north
west Of Ramsgate and has a popula'
tion of about 6,50e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-26
BOND ELECTION TOMORROW. VOTE IN FAVOR OF THE ISSUE

THE EVENING HERALD
Vol. :. NO. 3f2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-19
FIRST CAMP CHRISTMAS
TO BE JOYOUS AFFAIR
WASHINGTON, Dec. 70

WAStflNSlo o-N, beC' ~ .
The draft Sammees' first camp Christ
mas will be a grand and glorious cele-
bration Plans afoot today prove 1t.
There will be no work. Little white
notices posted about the cantonments
will be Uncle Suns bond for that.
mere handful OF unfortunates Will plug
away at guard and police duty. As for
the others they will be dined. danced,
gifted. gained. feted. fatted and theatred
within an inch of their lives.
Opening of many'of the camp theatres
Christmas night will be perhaps the
biggest feature of all the great good
time being prepared In the thirty-two
war cities under direction of the Red
Cross, community committees. knights
Of Columbus, Masons. Elks. Y. NJ c. A,
Y. w. G. A.. churches and others.
In IS of the camps half of the $780,
900 worth of playhouses for the warrior
boys are completed and will be opened
with such Broadway hits AS Turn TO
the Right" Here Comes the Bride" and
Cheating Cheaters," all under direction
of Marc X. Klaw Admissions run from
five to twenty-five cents for the best.
One hundred thousand dollars worth of
books of tickets already have been sold.
In the other camps there will be
movies, Chautauqua attractions, lectures
by men from the French trenches and
home talent plays. Regular plays will
appear as fast as the other theatres
are ready,
No general Christmas plan will be fol-
lowed In all the camps. All celebrations
will be peculiarly local
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-19
DAI CAWPI MILITARI

Da Camp Meade admiral, Md
giunge notizia che gil uomini apparenenti
ALA riserva navale, accantonati nellie
baracche d wissahickon ed Sewells
Point, motto probabilmente avranno un
permesso speciale per potter passare lie
feste Latalize presso le .loro famiglie.
IL pernesso sara da sabato mattina flno
a mercoldi' sera.
Simili permessi verranno anche accor-
dati al soldati di attire unita' per CO.
loro che dovranno rimanere al campo
membri della Y. NJ. c. A. hanno preso
opportune disposiziori per far Ioro pas
sare aliegramente giorni di fiesta.
1ntanto ha recato ottima Impressions
la notizia che un apposito comitato in
Philadelphia sta lavorapdo alacremente
per raccogliere fondi alo scope di prov
vedere al doll che dovranno essere dis
tribuiti. pei giorno di Natalie, ira 1 5000
soldati del 315-mG. ~,snteria. II quale
G. composite di tutti giovanni fladelnani
L'altra sera al Curtis Building. ALA
sesta strada Walnut street, ha avuto
'luoEo una .pubblica riunione allo scope
di. cui sopra. fu presieduta dial giu-
dice Norris $. Barratt. ii comitato ese-
cutivo e composite di spiccate persona
lita' del campo finanziaro c senza dub
bio II suo operate dovra' essere coro-
nato da uno Splendid successo.
Da Camp Dix (Wrightstown, n. j.
scrivono che fervono cola preparativi
per un grandc festivale che avra' luogo