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The sun., 1917-09-12
BLAME FOR 10 DEATHS PLACED.
Trolley Crew Held Culpable for
North Bra n ford Crash.

HARTFORD, Conn. Sept. ll.-Pr!mary
responsibility for the collision between
Shore Line trolley cars at North Bran
ford August l3. in which nineteen per-
sons were killed, is placed on Motorman
Wesley Sagus and Conductor William
J. Tryon Of the extra car in the Public
Utilities Commissions report. just made
public. The company Is held RESPONSE
Bile. secondarily. for failure to see that
its employees observed the safety rules.
The report finds that Tryon was
asleep Just before the crash and Nagus
was drowsy. both having worked over
time within forty-eight hours previously.
and that the motorman had fastened
down a safety device on the controller
Of his car. Both men recently were held
for trial in the Superior Court on n man
slaughter charge The commission rec
ommends the installation Of a block sig
nal system on parts Of the line where
high speed is maintained.
The sun., 1917-09-12
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

United States Steel common. which was
dealt In on the Consolidated Stock Eek.
shares. held well in price in the greater
part Of the day. II opened at 1os1s, up
y. sold early as high as 100. reacted to
per also held we'll. It opened at ~. up
n, sold to TN. reached TO II and closed
at its opening ngure.
wall street continued TO hold the belief that
the Government price nxing quotation for
copper will be around % cents and for
steel about SOS a ton. Many look for this
price Announcement upon the return OF
President Wilson to Washington.
The sensational overnight news OF q
counter revolution In Russia did not ap-
pear to play an important part In the
market. There was somo late selling on
unconfrmed rumor that Premier Kerensky
had been assassinated.
New Haven early attracted attention by
a further bad smash in price to new low
leyels.
The sun., 1917-09-12
CORN FALLS WHEN
The MERCURY RISES
Frost Damage to Crop IsSlight
Canada Sets 1920 Limit
on Wheat, as Did L. s.

,uti. 5au,. ia -, -. b.. 90,
100 ua""so VA" oeen uone y! 'oS'
brought about a material setback TO-
day In the price Of corn. The market
cloeed heavy N tkc nat lower At
sI,Tn 30 St,a D.o.,nh.- "a a., ,saI
~ 10 Siio DeceuoeI anu $i'io.S
TO y11oif May. oats declined "a to y
I1kc. and provisions Z q 1Dc to %0c.
AItbough in n s.v, s>c,ion. famnera
~ III.
lures proved low enough to hurt the corn
crDp. the general run OF advices led the
trade to assume that nothing approach
d.. . ,a,a,,,,,,. Ia, a 49,, g. a,s.-S urn
ing u caiainity had peen innicted. rore-
casts OF warm weather IN an directions
more rood 10 tho Srowing niant than
n,,5 " ' 80.
couid nave oeen onset Dy the rrost.
Heavy selling came largely from houses
with Eastern connections II was said
,nro,un ....,,,.,.. -. .-,,u., ,,,,,,,,
ioreIsn specuiators VINO oousn' much
yesterday were among the chief sellers
oats broke when corn took a definite
swing 10 the bear aide. Export demand
'"o'neo 'he ucSuHo-
The sun., 1917-09-12
METAL MARKET.

The tone Of the copper market 10 stronger
4nd more active than In six months and
further advances in quotations are looked for
Domestic consumers are coming into the mar
Ret. and one agency reports sales OF more
than 1000. 900 pounds at the prevailing quota
non Of ~ to &c. for hnal three months
Other leading interests have disposed of large
quantities. with separate sales Of 100 100
Sesiers have sdvanced theip Um n"ot,,;ons a'sc to
IN to cf,Ac. pound for late September and
~ to &c for last quarter. in which the
ereatest demand 10 being shown II was re.
ported from Washington that the conference
for the purpose of hxinz a price for copper
had failed to reach a decision. but further
Doesibly to-day. :
The sun., 1917-09-12
Business Troubles.


The petitions in bankruptcy filed yester-
DAY IN the United states District Court
CHARLES J. Voluntary
petition by Charles J. Eisenhauser. also
S hn9"n In business as +. Ziegler & 70.
Ice cream. 70 warburton av,, Yonkers. n.
y, Liabilities, 32,22s: assets, 81, 800.
Principal claims are Louise E!senhauser,
Ice Company ;ss.. j. Conner, Yonker.,
=, n; Y; Il the attorney,
NJ +; 0'NEILL; lHc;,,Inv9lun'a,y petition
lumber. s27 Walton avenue, Bronx, Liza,
binties and assets not given. Principal
sisoo a sIe II T. schwr1,T rqTneT tSmS'. G1
bald Palmer. S?o Broadway. is the at
Schedules In bankruptcy.
Tho schedules In bankruptcy hled yes.
terday In the United States District Court
BENEDETTo. CLARK & NrGENT. INC.
usthehu,es OF Benedetto, Clark M
street. Liabilities. ssl,o7O; assets. SIS. :
73o. Principal claims are Crane Com
1SS esp dsss hahs, Gompspy
Epstein. % Nassau street, is the attor.
+. WEsTpuAL COMPANY, 1Nc-scb.a.
ules Of F. westphai company. Inc. man.
ufacturer Of cutlery. bs Warren street
d;na Liabilities: !lo,isa; assets. ,s.sil. Irin;
termania Bank. $4,000 Joseph II. Rad. .
igan. ass broadway, Is the attorney,
BOSTON NATIONAL. GRAND OPERA
COMPANY. INC.-Schedules Of Boston
National Grand Opera Company Inc
l+?5 broadway. Liabilities s1c3,3So;
assets unknown. Principal claims
George Baklanof. s5,G63; Rlccardo Mar.
tin, $500; Giovanni Zenatello and Maria
Gay. Sl5.2l5; Maggie Teyte. s5O50:
Musical Art Association, $4,000, Nathan
GoldberEer. 2as broadway. is the at
torney.
JACOB N. oISHANsKY-schedn OF
Jacob NJ. Olshansky, furniture, ll2 Essex
IT. Liabilities t23,s76; assets unknown.
Principal claims; NJ. a. Weller. sl.37i;
u. Olshanky, Sl,0b0: J. w. GinsberE,
ss5f. Samuel c. Duberstein, lis Broad
way, Is the attorney.
Reccivers In bankruptcy.
The receiver In bankruptcy appointed
The sun., 1917-09-12

. noteworthy development in the cot
ton towel field is the naming of spring
prices by the Cannon Mills. The prices
OF huck towels show an advance Of about
30 per cent. above those Of last January,
whereas the advance on Turkish towels
is not quite so great owing to the fact
that hucks are much scarcer and the de-
mand has been much greater for them
than for Turkish towels.
Local representatives are advising
their account to place orders for huck
towels without delay. as very slow de-
liveries are the rule and much difficulty
is being found In getting the merchan-
disc
The sun., 1917-09-12
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO-Reporti
July net earnings were $50 100.
MARLIN ARMS CORP.-Holders Of two yeal
convertible notes have been advised that amour,
Of sinking fund provided under note agreemen,
Of March /, 1917, 10 s225 900, and Marlin Rock
well Corporation, formerly the Marlin Arms
% 10 nurchs. .e ~ tbe notes to 'c c,tept fb.,
they may be purchased at a price not 10 cx.
coed l05 and accrued interest.
RAILWAY STEEL SPRING GOWN retire
on January 1 next s., ,ss4, 900. being entire out.
standing issue Of Latrobc plant S per cent.
gold mortgage bonds due January ], 1891, at
100 and interest. By calling these bonds on
next interest date, according to terms Of the
mortgage, the company will reduce It's annual
hxed charges by S.s4, 900
SCRIPPs BOOTH MOTOR CORP.-stock.
holders have authorized an increase In capital
stock from 20, 0o0 shares Of no par value to
l20, sha res Of no par value.
The sun., 1917-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
Announces apr ointment Of Herbert n Arm
strong as assistant to the president Mr Arm.
0lnce 1893.
MCRORY STORES corr. Reports Auxt,st
sales ISIS. 71, inc. 3si.s73 from Jan. N,64S,-
MERCANTILE STORES CORP. - Creditors
are receivinE an additional distribution on
notes given In settlement Of claims IN connec.
tion with the Claim failure. the amount dis.
trIbuted aFgregsting approximately "a. .340, ,0no.
NEW YORK CUnB MARKET ASS'N-Bosrd
trading >ss, $50 shares of voting trust certia.
Gates q the sequoyah Oh Refining Co.. par
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HARLEM SAVINGS Rh>I,
OF NEW YORK tIIi

Notice II hereby gwen thnf u.
the following dcpOsitOrs has uu.
for 20 years or over. Name u'
and last known plaC. of !, st.,u .
George Bundt. 473 Bruuh A..
York CITY, Laura IL. Beck #.
Avenue. New York City. kiiti.
10 East l21th street. New York ,
fred Caoke, 1879 East llrth .'
York city. Mathew crosby. 2lt-
nur, New York city, Kate Z.
seventh Avenue, New York t'
II DIvincy, gjl West l94th S..
York CITY: Otto FrrIdl. l>u3 TH
New Sur& CITY, Henry GuiIn.l
Street. Highhridgc, New YORK Cl'.
H"f"ran, 1910 Third Nycuuy y
city. Mary h. Jerray, l2s TI
street. New York city, Fr,rl a
niger. l@0th' street uud NAru.,
York city, LiGli" M"ir"wlta. i,t.
Avenue. New York Gliy, A..Nr.
son. d53 East l3ath Strr"t. NV :
Charlotte SIadr, Ia Eus' 1nlsl $50
No'& riiy; william Nullliu,. .l
street. Philadelphia, Pa.
DATED. September 4, 1917.
THOMAS Il, EBERT, Soc
The sun., 1917-09-12
Fur Hat Pins the Latest.

Hat pins have not been much In evil
dence for several years. but furriers are
showing hat pin that will serve as the
only necessary ornament to milady's
winter hat. This pin has a small head
In the centre surrounded with n circle
or FUR three or four inches in diameter
This may be had in various furs or COM
binations to match the trimming Of the
suit or coat.
Also in fur are the huge Pierrot but
tons which will be used later in the
winter to ornament coats and suits
These buttons are two or three inches
In diameter and may be had In the dif-
ferent furs. Fur drops are also being
shown for winter outer apparel.
The sun., 1917-09-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, 4 PIrrsRuRG-
Reports gross hrst week In September 500, 1903.
inc. S14, ,H4.
CANADIAN PACIFIC-Reports gross fra,
week In September 81, ,666 0A0. dec SIS 900 iron,
Jan. SO. Az, 637, inc. 81. eO5 <7b.
DENVER 4 RIO GRANDE-Reports operst,
ing revenue hrst week In September S,i2 coo
inc. 50, 200; from Jan. SIS, ,55s, MI Inc. 81,
1874. 557.
MISSOURI KANSAS & TExAs-R.port,
gross week ending Sept. 7 &7ss ECO. Inc S46 e3S :
from Jan. l 81 SS3.7l7. inc. 81, s3a, ,ss5
RIO GRASDE SOUTHERN-Reporta July
gross $50, ::7, Inc sl0 2s2; net after taxes SIS,
6s4, inc. 32.4ss; deficit after charges ta,s5s,
dec. 1850; from Jan. gross $40, l32 inc.
dehcit after charges 50, :4s. dec, sT,slI
The sun., 1917-09-12
MINING NEWS.

TOMBOY GOLD MINES co. LTD Under
mana cement OF Exploration Company, Ltd. Of
crushing ooo tons Of ore. yieIdIug bullion
valued at ~. 800. Concentrates shipped amount ed
to t63. 200 Expenses for the month were Sss
0Oo and prohts 3s9. 100, Fronts from other
sources amounted to 1895.
TONOPAH MINING co. OF NEVADA. -
Reports August net profits amounted 10 St7 800.
compared with %. 40 In August Of last year.
The sun., 1917-09-12
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

PfTTSBURG-ksufman Department store.
NJ. f. Lzutman and Miss Giltenboth
trlbbonsl. 1851 Broadway.
PpRTLA Nd Eastman Bros. e. Bancroft,
Mr.. Eastman general merchandise.
1870 broadway.
wASHfNGToS-woo ard e. Iathrop. r
Il. Woodward tbooksb, 33i Fourth av.
WASH1NGTOS-S. kann Sons 4 Co. Miss
q. Liebert Clancy art goods. t32 Fourth
sv
WASHINGTON-S. Kann Sons a Co. Miss
$. II: Boxer tribbons. veiiings. t32
EnIIrth
The sun., 1917-09-12
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
IN THE CITY OF NEW Nouk
4rH AVENUE 4 14TH STREET
NEW YORK CITY

Katharine Acker. 1o2 sixth street. Sew 5 .
City; Anna Ahlbach. 100 L.xingr"u =.
slss @ street @ CS Kew Ar'Sr %nrt f'@4y ~,T iS' n -,
Bichsel. 70 East 4th Street. Sew N"r. T..
kathi Brunn. 1856 Lexington Ay,. -
York City; Augusta Busch 3Os W,,' -
Street. New York City. Pauline Bate. I
East 18th Street. New York tI'} t,I
Cook. 80 East 2lst Street, New So. gr
Ester Deutsch. 335 Fast 65th street ~,
City: Lester Doctor, lt0 West nptA syn. 81
York City Miss 4. Y Garrah ll> t... =.
Street, New York City; friedrl,h g. ....
ner ir % trust for Ema Gloeckncr, ,I5@ rn.' g.
Elizabeth Hall 39S Bergen Avculr l,-... (
y. j.; John =. Havemcyer, >uutr-- = &
Ann. Anna Biser Hirschii 235 Eas, 22nd >'r.- =.
York City; Friedrich liolzwarth, 80 F.-f 81
Street, New York CITY: sofia iohaf~,. IS.
37th Street. New York City Lima Irn. 8.
03rd Street, New York city Fmrr t.--.
3iS East 92nd street. New NorA '.t ..
LAMBERT. 10 East 2Sth street s.. r
Chy; sTheodosia Thornton Laws, t
State Street New York City EruS' p,.- '
n. ~, Charles L!eiecke, Ros - n,r.
III" SIS Third Ayenine' New New 'St%iT', S"rR - a.,
MARITIME, $40 East Sath street NrN .. ,.m
New Yorker koch club. p,hu -r
New York CITY; Margarctha >o',,. ...-
East l53rd Street. New York Gus ..,.
Paradise 300 Ninth Avenue Ncu .. ,.H
S,s1@rinf Sort HttI ra'Sy; :;ra a. C,,:o WGGt :,h
Avenue A. New ork City. C'arr,... p#r
Dc Leon, l37 Vest 63rd Street, Arn ....'
Mrs Josie Reitcr. lS1th Street ana l.A..
Avenue. New York CITY, EH1aI,r. tr
sschneider, 27l kcap Street. Brood y
Peter Schadt, 1868 FirS, A,-uuc N.1 n
City: Franz Johann schlr>igcr. E.> r.,. -
Street. New York City: Wilhelm seIn., I,vf,
1924 Third Avenue. New York CIt ,,-
Srhmitt In trust for Will schmiri. 1858 .r,'n,
Avenue. Brooklyn. y. ! Rudolf N,.rH.r :!
Fast l02nd street. New lurh ,u. II"r
stelis, 2l East tth Street. Sew b. .i
Neri seman, G3 Clinton Place, >cv ... t.l
Mary sheffield. 20 West ,,2nd So, Nf
York City: Bertha Tillic IN trust g.. I..t'n
Iilltc, 5s3 Opdyke Avcnuc, WoodlaN 81.
New lotk city, Selma lhlig, 2tG y r. AH
nue. New York city: Catharna l,-.. .
East End Avenue, New York Ct' N.a.
Nogel in trust for Elfrds lnlrl l..
street, Mt, Vernon y, y Oscar l. H r
80 West 57th Street, New NotA ,.'. H.
Gaelic Werner, III First Nrn'.y y 81.
CITY: julia Wittr. 3ji WA>hIr-r
Hoboken, y. J frcdcricA Xl,clrl r'| r.H
Avenue. New York CHS.
The sun., 1917-09-12

Notwithstanding the sharp advances
recently announced. the demand for knit
ting wool continues to exceed tho sup
ply Manufacturers are working their
looms to the limit. and in many instances
are averse to book furtl,, r business.
The increased interest being shown in
knitting for Civilian as we'll as for mill
tsry use Is responsible for the exceed =
lngly large call. In colors gray, navy
blue. olive and purple are the most
called for in the order ramed
The sun., 1917-09-12
Uncertainty as 70 sapply.

Conditions in the dress goods market
remain unchanged Due to uncertainties
concerning the delivery OF yarns from
spinners and an absence OF specific In
formation concerning tho supply of raw
wool important manufacturers of wool
and worsted dress goods are still reluc-
tant to open collect ions and name prices
for the spring season of next year.
The sun., 1917-09-12
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. ii.--Rsports OF
crop deterioration caused cotton to displa,
again An advancing tendency here to. day
prices standing - a bale up at the bes,
levels % tn. c'"ss m Was at net rise Of a
1850; January. 1890; March, 90 lSc.
May. .o3:c. Spot steady - points up
Kidding. 20.3Sc.
The sun., 1917-09-12
COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool cahles-Spot in moderate demand
0AchanEed at 1854. Sales 1000 bales, 2. 100
Amertcan: imports 1000 all American
FUTURES unchanged October November. l5 o5d
January February. N.40d March April. L. I'd
Aay,June H. NoSd
The sun., 1917-09-12

WOOI.EN knitting Yarns for Army
Navy, Red Cross, church aid socictie,
dealerr. desirable, prompt shipme Mt
BECKER. Amsterdam. N. y.
ABSORBENT COTTON for sanitary nap.
kins. pads. upholstering. stufnng; Quan.
tty. BECKER. Amsterdam, N. Y.
The sun., 1917-09-12

Name and Address.
Alexander. Watriss 1
Polk. s2 Nassau St
N.f.C............. n. Y.
J. l. Buchanan 4 Co
323 4th Ave. Pitts
burgh. Pa. .........
Chisholn Realty Co. 3
Wall St. n. Y. G. 49,.
Est. OF T. V. J. Christie
pher, III b'way' \
Detroit. Toledo 4 Iron
ton Ry. Co. co New
man Erb, AZ B'~ay
n. Y. Y.C...........
Est. OF Alice Drew
Decd. 24l W. l42n'
ST., n. y. C.. .....
H-hldtVkh N'dltdkltt
Gdn. Mary. Joseph. Al
fonso Mildred linfant'
3l2 W. 18th st. S.S.C
John Gassman. Jr.. Cdr
John Gassman. 45 W
4Oth St. Bayonne, Nj
John Gassnan, Jr.. Gdn
Fred GaSsmau, As W
4Oth St. Bayonne. Nj
John Gassman. Jr.. Gdr
Margaret Gassman. 4,
". 4Oth ST., Bayonnt
N.J................ n. J.
John GassInan. Jr., Gdn
William GassInan. &
". 10th st. Bayonnt
N. N.J.........,.,... J.
Est. Of Francis Heilpcrn
Elias R.Heilpern, Adm
co American Bondinl
Co. Of Baltimore. y
S.C.
L. II. Hole. Decd. 4.
Cedar ST.. n. '. c..
Est. of Benjamin +
Howard. Spencervills
Allen County. Ohio.
VIM. y. Hurley, trustee
I6Court St. Brooklyn
NY Y......
Henry krauss, 1913 "
18th st. y. Y. c..
Est. OF Frank Ledwith
co Metropolitan Sure
Co, 100 william st.
y. .Y.C
L-C J. G. Martin. un
known.
Frank Lord. Crimina
Court Building S.N.C
Est. John NicI;overn
co METROPOLITAN Sure.
Co, i06 William ST .
n, S.C....
Ammatu HIisel, Admr.
unknown ,.,,...
Est. Wm. Ose, Amelis
Ose, Admx.. 500 OH
Ave y we.
Panama Construction
90, 60 Fred &. Ste
phcnS, Southern Build
ing. Washington, DC.
Pouso Alto Diamond
Co. 60 Ludwig Ms
sen. John 81. 4 Bway
\. Y.C......-......
Est. Ainry Preston Mar,
Ionic, Admx.. 60 Gus.
tav Goodman. SAC
Bway y. Y.C .......
Publishing Society q
y. Y. unknown.
Est. Herbert sawyer, e. ,
@. Goodman, 34t
Rway, n. .N.C.......,
simplex Metal Pounc
BOX Syrd.. n D'way
\. y.
N.ta Grande Develop,
rent Co. unknown.
David II. Walker, boz
32s san Aiatco Al -.
fst. Edw. ifarnard Wen!
90 'ateS namhergrr
NtlS'. 22u " way. n
~ ....:.
*. i: Dcrrickson, oi2
ath Ave" \: y 90.
'@rant~9en @ Really 90.
Innes BuildlnR ny e
san Earlos opera 90:
l4o W. 4snd 81; q
"a ]uir and Tahehram, 81
v 2oth NJ: y. y. C.. .
tro. r. Martins, 26l
y Way, y ..,,
MARY A. Winterbottom
2umS,. Ml =, rntral
rate WcN, \ y ''...
Shmuel Eichtn' UNI
kho"n'''-'--'''-.,..
State ~ New York, Cor
FRED'k l.. EIDRI
and EUGENE MILE
of the EMPIRE TRUS'
The sun., 1917-09-12
"Pardon Day" Hearing Put orr.

ALBANY. Sept. 1.-THE September
pardon day" hearing before Gov. Whit
man has been postponed from September
IL to September 2b, 1t was announced at
the Executive Chamber to-day.
The sun., 1917-09-12
DIVIDENDS.

Stock Of Pay
Record. able.
Co. pf, ex. 1T Sept. 81 Sept. 80
Am. Public Utilities Co. pf.
c,ss e Gin. Chicago 4 st. - VIC"
Louis Rwy. Co. pf q.
lk~s .................S Sept. ?s Oct. 10
FIRST Nat. Bank. q. Sc Sept. 20 Oct. !
Imperial Tobacco Co. In
Imperial Tobacco Co. pi ''
Island creek Coal. ,:.sc. sept. 70 e:. oe:. !
Island Ceek Coal Co. pf;
q; S;So' - . !. 3 Sept :: 0e..
M:Ih:'' g, e shir, Co. pf, 3 Sent. 20 Or, =,
Nat; Licor,e. Co. pr q =, =.
y. y. Cent, RR.. q. IA Oct. Nov.
y. Y. & Harlem RR, Co.
", y & Harlem RR. Co. pi.
". Z, Title 4 Mor,I. Co. oF''
Sa. g. &c nc 70 ssp :. 81 0c:' 0c
Nip!rs!ng Mines Co. q. 5ec.. Sept. 80 Oct. 1s
Niris-ins Mines Co. ex; ., 49, ..
Pii;,b.rx Plato G'n's Co;
P,tisburg Plato Glnss Co.
new. pr, q, lt &C.,. .sspt Is Oct.
Pond Creek Coal,Co. q, 5oc.sept. 90 Oct. /
Texas Co.. q, $3.50. Sept. 81 Sept. 80
United Fruit Co, q, 81. Sept 20 Oct. is
western Union Telegraph
yoISv,S. &C. f RAM !: Sept 20 oo,
The sun., 1917-09-12
P-nnsyIvania Crude OH Market.
OFFERINGS TO BUYERS.

OIL CITY. Pa. Sept, lL-Credit balances,
50 80; runs. 100 s75 barrels average, 1885 :
ship, snts. ll92s9: average. A.9l5
The sun., 1917-09-12

Heo hA oe
tsions Of the Banking
.l9.
Date Of
original
deposit. Balance.
Mar. 2s. 1907 Se7.l2
April 20. 1909 5e.e4
Sept. 2. 1910 SOS. SO
April II. 1908 100. 80
Feb. 10. 1910 CLIP
May 2. 1910 100. 90
April :. 1905 2e7.o3
June 3. 1910 es.6s
June 3. 1910 9s.e7
June 3, 1910 es.6s
June 3. 1910 ss.61
juno ie, 1910 1858
April I. 1908 2.l7o.q6
Jane 30, 1908 1901
April a. 1906 los.So
June II. 1907 $3.50
May 8. 1908 1850
July Is, 1911 s7.4s
May 2, 1905 10000
Dec, Is. 1905 4Ql33
Apr,, "a ,eoo ,oo 90
Apri, a 1910 ,l7a,
Feb, , ,oo7 ,s.,,
Feb. o 1909 7os,
seo, ? ,oo- can
Dec. % loO, 1-p,O
' ''"
'"'
Jnly g9 l00S Iop "A
The sun., 1917-09-12
Yesterdays Fires.

A. M. Loss.
3:2O-24o T.. eth St; julius Hess. .... 1900
10 :30--1bs5 st. Nicholas av awning
hre MaA Schwart@. t@.....,... Trinins
PM
.:i0--it7 W. 10th St; Martin Barbl-
nella ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Trihing
6:t0--23g Centre at: Joseph Salch. $50
9:l0-520 hth Rv.: j., sherry. Trining
l0:l5-2t5 W. 6+th ST.; Town Taxi
cab Company y,,.,...,........$l, 81 900
l0:30-37ia Broone at. Louis Min
sky ...............,. Trif,ng
l0:45--9s +th av.: Comet Cloak aud
Suit Company y.,....,,.,.... Trihing
The sun., 1917-09-12

Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. ll.-Con. No. vel
low, s. l7G:. Is; oats. No. 3 white. 5'kd5skc
max, - 15ts93.3oh; dour unchanged bran
, t2S99 20.
The sun., 1917-09-12

on the first day Of August. 1917. made in ac-
cordancc with the provisions of the Banking
Law. Sections 1874 and 2l9.
Date OF
The sun., 1917-09-12

s~ s s$ $S:$ 81: AZ $ $:
E s" % . % ~ "' s s-~. % "a. sss r. s sss H. $
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-29

forces of the bureaus OF immi grafton,
naturalization and labor statistics anu
of the children's bureau will be directed
by the Department of Labor to work as
temporary examiners with these regu-
lar officials. and will very largely IN
crease the available force.
Appeals for Assistance
The government will appreciate the
active assistance OF all organizations
and individuals having means OF CO.
operating with these officers in locating
and preparing for appointments ptr-
sons desiring employment under the
government. In government places the
Civil Service Commission VIII iurnish
the examinations. For work under pri-
vate concerns doing work for the gov
eminent, the United States Employ
ment Services eighty stations through
out the United States will be solely en-
gagged, and will cooperate with the Clvll
Service Commission also.
these plans purpose utilizing the
machinery already in existence TO meet
the immediate needs of the government
for workers. and do not in any manner
interfere with the plans being de-
veloped by the subcommittee of the
advisory commission of the Council Of
National Defence dealing with the
mobilization Of labor"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-29

in Germany was so unfavorable as 10
cause general apprehension, according
to the Berlin "Vorwaerts.' which
quotes remarks made before the Reich
stag committee on food by the Socialist
Deputy Ebert. The "Vorwaerts" is
the only Berlin paper which carries an
account of the proceedings.
According to this report, Deputy
Ebert said that an inventory showed
that the 1916 yield of bread grains was
only 100000 tons, or fifteen pounds per
capita above the 1915 harvest, which
had been regarded as almost calam-
itous. Earlier reports on the 1915 har-
vest had described il as good, and a
rationing scheme was based on an esti-
mated excess of 100000 tons. The
reduction in the visible supply by one
half explains the cut in the bread
ration.
Deputy Ebert added that a similar
deficit apparently existed in other food
products, and declared that part Of the
missing foodstuffs had undoubtedly
vanished down the throats of cattle
and hogs, which were fed on Illegal
fodder by the farmers. He demanded
that everything imported from Ru-
mania be reserved for human consump-
tim