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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-02
MRS. POPE
WILL TAKE
NEW|NAME


az an astonlshingly brutal and dead.
~ assault
n was alleged and proved 20 The
satisfaction % the law that he
then beautiful woman drew her has
band 10 her SIDE bF her cooins
words ard loving SMILES while ~
signal from her A geakuineed
accompnce stole up behind him and
dealt rim deadly blows nn tie head
with an AZ
Insists She's innocent.
All ~ this Mrs Pope has denied
consistently FOR The go year. THAT
she has been in prison ard the 30
years have been one long rebellion
ON her part which accounts lur her
unpopularity with the prison au
thoriues they have never heeG
able 20 break the heroe plrii ot
the prisoner. Who has alWhys
showed her contempt tor the law
and authority ~ her jailers
Now she says fhat her new-tound
happiness. Born with fhe rev year.
has wiped DER The anguish 8nt SUI
ferinE or IRE long years and that
The governor parole together VIII
the willing and loving work " the
women who are responsible fnT her
freedom, aas accomplished uaat tlt
best known methods of tha GRIM
inoloeists have failed 20 accomplish
her regeneration Therefore shs
says, she lefr her ranEl;rg reoeniNn
back IN thc lran-bound celi which
WIS her home FOR 80 long and thar
she emerged a new woman n Fpiri,
and mind and even IN name
what name will % gwen 20 'nis
woman has not ban divSlsed bur
certain u is hat she viii never
again be called Mrs Pipe For Tho
time being. while she remains "a
the Salvation Army Rescus home
she vii he Known siu1'y az
Grandma Mrs Pope Ras 81 lsaTs
old las, Msy she looks older
viii Take New Name
even the other inmates ~ the n
stiiu,ion viii not know who IN
new member % he family ls ard
when she adjusts herself % hey
new life and she goes our in the
world 70 work out her career inter
rup,ed so long ago. she vii have a
new name and The people with
whom she comes 10 contact viii no.
know that the tail angular. gray
and somewhat stopped AGED woman
is she whose name rang around The
world a. one OF the mos cruel and
hear1less criminals % her genera
ton
They vii not learn 4 from hsr
manner. either. Mrs Pope says Tor
she will Try 20 repay Mrs Robevr
Y OgE. Miss Clara Dyar and STAG
Captain Margaret Duffy FOR ihei-
kindly interest in her oy emulafinE
their example. She declares thai
she will no longer b the tiEres- he
has been 30 long bur that she VII
tn 70 round or her old axe wi-h
disposition that VII make her
loved for her gontlsness and kindii-
ness as she has been hated pr her
fery. hateful and bees,-like fury
Gets First Auto Rice
The three women who have
worked 80 hard 20 gain her freedom
met Mrs Pope ar The prison Mon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-02
~ THE
CTAGE



Not only is Alan Brooks q pleas
ne mixture % humor and sadnvss
Behind the lights. bur ne brings a
piece Of general appeal. especially
20 men folk. many q whom can see
IN Dollars and Sense" a wsuslra
tion OF their own htLer eNl.r--neL-
And % those Who have esen spared
there - wholesome -n.ns. ne
few are warned rs others log in
such matters
Dollars and Sense" IS an eS
pioHaticn o. the woman Who look
ou q man a. checEbNok and uses
tea appeal 81 her sea tor material
ends alone NJ Brooks apparently
sounded a responsive note when, IN
8 smart curtain sreech. he said no
had no doubt there ware many
pllys present ne il the author
cf "nollas ana Sense" and assure
Us IL cost aim eserly 20 earn Helen
vel enough 90 wife about her
SIR Br,oo * on rins eiycs him excel
Lent opporiunity roc dry sumor that
ir1nensely pleased hts audiences
Hls uther distinguished aspect
- the stage also helped a great
uesl TIE supporting cast ln one
o5 rhe ssst KITE many a any IS
goci Thc piece is c,everl1 Staged
to epresert four episodes or rem.
ln,- -ences
some - tA,-Aw~, dancing seem 20
The Tssnrle caai4 Monday. when
Miss Dong FIns Cue and Fiarry
Hsw Chinese 70 pm q plainly arst
presented their corr sption nf Amer
tear aors and 6anc. They are lit
tie persons ~ esoCttin r grace. and
their work compare farorahly WITH
Their professional tefapo-aries OF
our own race
Dorothy Granville is a good sing
81 and mcnolog;st wifi A spicy req
ertoire ar % which combine %
give her a leading place or the pru
Ersm ard make her worth seeing
Size slnzs one number ~ her owr
composition
The ~Old Tirns narkies As NAV
b. imagined. have an ~ tgll 90
melody of the co'ton aeii sort gort
hearing 0usan sni Raymond bring
oii " h0raepiay 10 They Auto 90
Know Better IA which balsy
automo5ae of freaS tendencies D.
the center q mtrth
The Al,hcE sisters oTer sor,e
thing good IN PARIS. fpr me rano.
PLAYING - one r. exceedingly good
One % The most exciting aero
hattie cNevngs ln long ume tn ~
troli Is that brought hr Mirana
brothers An aerial 'crpado wth
fan propeller Is me MOT raeor 70
rero'yirs derrick an FAlc, r
az darinS are done The openin
presents the Flyc Fiormouts Ia
credita5le Imported ladder &c,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-02

To Frisco The collie h no aH
scf On tbs Heekz hi - TIA Al-L1z
goes The credit FOR the best perform
ance ~ the program. he was as.
siAfed program % The contrary. hy
rrnpee and Hemho ID q most "
'ertainlnt and novel Juggling acf
The dog furnished the life and hu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-02
HUNT WOMAN AS
MODELS SLAYER

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. "A won
IN may have inHtigated the brutal
tfIlinx OF Maize Colbert. otherwis
known az Mrs. Grace Roberts, pretty
model for a corset and stocking
company. Captain Of Detectives
Tate declared today.
Il expect 40 arrest before the day
ends " plane do not 30 astray.' said
Tate,
The unnamed killer who slew the
pretty little model whose shapely
body aad limbs had advertised cor
ssts and silk hosiery tn the four
corners OF the earth, dogged her
footsteps for mOnths-haunted her
by night
This was the latest biz % infor.
nation dragged today from fright
ened friends and employees AZ the
wilton, the apartment house IN
witch Miss Colbert was unmerot
fully beaten, dubbed over the head
with an iron and then sirangied 20
death ~lth her own silk stocking
Employees declared Miss Colbert
was exceedingly nervous when
sione. Once she told friend she
would die OF fright n Sny one en-
tered her apartment to injure her
About two months ago she ran into
The hall screaming There's a maH
looking IN my window Oh, mes
terrible"
THE was testified 70 by the wife
OF the apartment janitor No man
could be found. even when several
attendants rushed around the house
In search. Either the girl had re-
csived threatening letter that
caused an Authorization cr the man
followed her before he killed her
Their trail points differently. tho
search IL still being made IN New
York and Chicago FOR a man about
town, with plenty Of money" WHO
knew Maize Colbert
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-02


day afternoon. and m MISS pfi ~
automobile shf was driven 20 tn+
resc1e- he-ne 1--- t,-r- ~. near l1xen-
ty-ffth A. vas aeT nrst Tide %
an .sufomob'f and tae woman MAJ
yelled an al eae saw and AZ The
wonderful changes that an age has
wrought in fArrot Naen she ~
rived az - scme she asked 20 %
allowed 'o sfrf about ne grounds
just 50 he nsl f'ei thar she Was
indeed free ra oid Tor her no'
fo hesr he . Of a guard AZ neg
heels or as Heary shade"
east ia her rat ARD COR ie" m7.
wfnfs See mf fairly 20 revtl I'D
When sle ret the Homf
haifaossn at r- We're nfo an
I'm fte rocer hR 3nd iffs sang
ht- ~'tme tiomr Gfanl
na IRE hardened "ouan
appeared te ~ she nastene9
trom enc 1872. 30 another eA.
h~sc.nE ana N each - Them
She exTressrc fs greatest afis (
Fth her -vA no 81 l
hat tears giisffri - 1fr efes
Later ere oi 'if ii''.f one"
cas ofen il wF1f near her as $40
sst Win CAPTAIN DIZZY 20 t'f rer
on room ant Fape cAas'i
r. 70 Der Ar Hr1 "aA-i noi
Gown nrfA -~eNA-
cur'ed ~ in t af and "fri
he Hrfir mate
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-02

r livingston Re4ckmGr Rerua
can viii 81 insug1ratad '0dsy fo'
his second terT1 a. g0vfru0r
Rho1e Island
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-02
OFFICERS

OFFICERS
raANK -. LELAND. PresVaeut.
rprD " WARMER, vice-Frss.
HENRY ". ZIMMERMAN. Nice-Fres.
fuAHIEs ". CHAwTn. Cashier.
IawEs o.. HNRKHtn. As-'t Cashier.
IAXEHNE BAesET-r. AtterBey.
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Open Monday Evenings, 6 to 8 O'Clock
Send For Booklet Banking by MaiP
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS
FPANK n LELAND.
ALBERT y. rBCK.
HENRY w sraNDART.
FRED ". WARMER.
HENRY ". ZIMMERMAN,
LAyEhNE BAssETr.
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This is the time


your loans and bank deposits the amounts due you
for rents from your business and other sourcesthus the
oppsrtunc time for the opening Of savings account
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-22
giaa amf bcm ariesspfab.

>Suarcs, Nscxifp, 2t. Smli. YDic
cs bciit, marfhircn 5000 Mann nn=
ter ssranciscu 8ila mnh Gan,ttp @epcs
anf 9prrepm 5u. Simine5, 131 @aeilen
nSrblid, ppm gorrepn, lit ,uieber pos
ben Nebcllcn gerdmmt ,uorbcn, NIB
Gen. 1raneistu N'urania bat fetn
,6auptanarticr pum Gbibuabma bortbtn
perlcst. bic Seietnns usn 9prreon
omrd) bic Ncbellcn tpiirbc bas nSrblid)c
N:cx,fu ppm bcr 3amptitabt abihnet=
bcn. Mepcs, bcr 1000 N.ann babet
i'iua, ,uar iii,,sit in ber He'ueaung fiir
Hclir 9ias im staatc Sagaea tbdtig.
Seine Jaulcnser 1T 4.arplanb &C.
brlbet.
8aItimor 90. S1lli. @onpcrz
neur $oorrineton bat cine Erptlan,as
tion erlaHen, iponad taoellps geballte
Widuncr, sic feline 9eIddftigllng baz
| ben unb inn Sitter bon Is big so Sab
ren itcben. iib in gang @arplano big
gum 90. Ailgrit 81 regiltrircn llnS
gameu, Ibreiic, Nlter II. |. III. ar,5ll&
eebcn bnben. r2c,.tc, sic nibt fan,@
pfeu, lollcn arbeiten", crtldrte Der
8pltnernellr.
sysiiudcu int i3eihen bcr 8iertarte.
2onbon. 19. S,Ii. Gin ibiuerer
Shlaa iiir Niinbcn. Nid)t allein tpllre
SEN bcreits bic 9icrrationen bcrrine
acrt unb iniplecpci1cn mebrerc 8icrs
balleu III scr stabt eenotbist, friiber
al id,lieBeu, MN ioll Bier iiberbaupt
'mir ecaeu 8ierfarteu perabfolat ipcre
Nen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-22
Mns benz Au8lanbe.
Neuc @esel sesen neutrale s6iife.

Nenc Hegel gcgen nen1rale Sd)ttfe.
&ppcmbascn, 21. Smli. San
elmer Serlincr 9cpci@c ertlart cin'
ncuc Icrfiisuns ber bemtidcm Resie;
runs, baf ais cine ,ueitere Htebcrpcr:
scltm,,gsmaRregcl fir bic BON @roR:
britannien mnb ieinen Aatirten bcfols=
ten Secfriessmetbpbcn fulgcnoe Or
eansuns 5m ben &reisreseln eingefiibr1
,umrnc:
9,eutrale Gd,iffc iuacn als 0ein=
besid)iffc bcbnnbelt ,uerben, ,uenn liz
aans pbcr erDRtentbcils int Seiit Am=
aeb5riger zines feinblid,eu Sanbes
itebcn, ,penn tic lit 9ieniten einct
feinbliden Resiernns ubcr int S'1ter=
c6e feinblider &ricesfiibrmms nnter=
,ucss ii,.o."
Sic 6riebensreiplmtion tein Sd'uade=
seiden.
&upenb aecn, 2t. Sult. Nad)=
benz 6, 6. &cmbad, elmer ber 3en=
trumsfnbrer, bic 6riebensreiolutior
bem &cidstagc sur Mnnabme cmpfpb
len bate, iblpF CT nit ben SSurten:
ugSeum bcr 1einb nieic 6eiolntion
ais Cit Sdnu1heseiden bcutcn iulltc
bamm merben bic 9eutidJen SIT betuei=
icn wi1en, boe tic bes pOllen Steses
fabis iinh. Die militdriidc Gage
id,lieft eiscntlid Mihpcritanbniiie aus
Bic Rciolntion sibt bic sSiinIde nni
$ouffnumscm bes 8pltes ,uicber, BAT
ber 9amslcr einen 5riebcn MAIDEN
,ucrbc, bcr mns bic freie Gnt,uiflnue
pcrbiirst."
Scr Meidstas bat iidb eeitern bis
sum 26. September Dertast.
yranfreidJs ihIedbtc Sdfcn.
2onopn, 2. Suft. Sic 2unbune'
sdiffobrtsscitllng r6uir Tlap" pcrz
Dffcntliht ciuen Irtitel. III Dem be-
bouptet ipiro.- bnB Scr ldIcdte 3titan>
Scr fruusoiiiden 3dfeu gum srDbtel
Sbeilc fir ben Wougel OIL transport
|lhiifen perantlportIib lit. Gs fpnme
lebr bdufie ppr, ba6 nit Sebcnsmtts
teln belopene Sampler bier &odben ii
frans0Iildcn odfen lic9en. bepor liz
ousgclabcu ipcrben, rnb bie Solgc let
paB cine grpBc Nten9e BON Scbcnsnlits
teln perocrbe. Su SEM 3eihlnssartifel
ipirp o,lsaefiibrt, bob Sranfreid, l1ns
bcbinst nibt III ser Gage lei. seniiaens
Sc 2ebensuittel iiber Sen 8nnal 81
|jdmfien.
sSapau ner @clbperleiber at. bic cnrp=
paiiben &ulturitaatcn.
Sofio, 20. Slli. Gs linb bier
@orfebrllnsen actroifcn, $25.0O0.0OC
fir cine fra15Diiide suleihe fliillig 81
maheu. lin, nit bielent 8eIbe Die III
oielem Souoe eemahten 8ricgseins
fdufe s,t beSoHen. iuclde lih alf ,nebl
bem $40, 900 belul1fen ionen.
Srar1treid neriuhte suerit $780,
100000 Su Ieibeu. tuoeeeen bic iopa'
niIhen @onfiers iehph giuiprltd ers
bpbcn. Sn, G,ansen bat Sapan iee
[Sen Iuiirtcn $135, 100000 9eliebcn
,pppun ouf 8ubIano $60,000,000
| auf GnsIanb s5O,ooO,oOo unb ics
auf Sronfreid $25.ooo.o00 ent:
faIlet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-22

v9eD0lIenc 1DUIl0WcU, uuS AuBSSltUI
fpn,men. Gs idcimt bieS ansnbcutcn,
ban bic memen, Setter in ber Aomirali=
tat id)1rfcre MaRregeln aegcn bic lln=
tcrieeboute 81 erorcifen rnb baS Yub=
lifmm iibcr bic 8urfomnniiie niht
mebt I'M 9,tnfeln sm baltcn beabiid)-
tigcm.
Gimer bcr bjhiten @lnrineoffisicrc
iastc frci Mnb offem: "JalS cS ben
bemti6en 9andbputem selinst, lire
Mrbcit 1T bcr bisbcriscn Meiie fort=
snictcn nnb ,uir nns sesen bic
Iamdbpotansriffe 8 lcbislid anf bic
8crtbcioisnns beihrantcn, bann timb
mir seidlaeen. Sd fetc mcine 6off=
nuug amf cine Sffeniibc, bic cnt,uebcr
ben sieg pbcr bic Niebcrlase beidlem=
niscn ,uirb. /"
Senatpr 8arbeman lubt aanabicr, bic
iid, Der Ausbebuns 'uioerfcten.
s8aibimgton, 20. Sui. Senas
tor @arbanlan bon 0lilliliippi, elmer
bon Sen @cnisen, tpelde oamals gcz
gen betpaffnete Neiitralitdt Itiu,,,ten,
iprab beute 0ffentlih feline Sbmpatbic
nit oen 2ellten III Canada aus, tpel6e
lid gcgcn aonlfription erfldren.
.Gs NOR fir mid dlBerIt befricbiz
genb beutc @lprgen, aus Den 3eitllnz
gen 5u crleben bic gefunbllng bon I'M
abbdngigfeit lmo @atriotis,nus unierer
8riibcr jenicits Ser fanaoiiden @rcnz
&C., logtc er I'M Senat.
.gs lit ibre @egierung lmb id
mDdtc loge,, bab cs Elm nngliidlifer
Sag fir sl,nerita iein tpiro, an bcm
man i6rcn 8iirgcrn bas Med)t abr
lpri9t, tire aufridtiacn uno cbrlihcn
@cbanfen betreffs 0ffentlider SSragen
5ll d,1bcrn."
Ser Gcnatpr bon Miiliilippi fritz
lirte ol16 Sen slnsl6luB lo5ialiitilder
3citllnsen bon ser Foitbcf0rccruns,
Sic nidts lpeiter lid) 81 Sduloen foms
men liebcr, als ibrc ebrlidc l1e6er5cll1
gung in Ncgicrltngss nno lo5lolcn
Sragcn nus5ubrilden.
Gmglanbs strafe fir bic 9seutralc,.
gSaibington, 20. Sult. g'eu@
tralc 9iplomaten in @aibin9ton perz
lidcrten, SaB G}rpBbritannicn barauf
|bcbnrre. Sic Ser. staaten iollten ibren
Grnf auf Sic ncutralen 2dnber Guros
pas nid)t 10 icbr apegcr Gerbollitdnbiz-
|gung Scr 8lodnbe 9eutiblanbs ansz
iibcn. lonbcrn l,nt Tie bafiir 81 itrafcn,
Sab lie iid) ipabrcno Ser perfloIlenen
prei Sabre geipeigert batten. Die bon
@nglanb ibncu oiftirtc 9anoelspolitif
gu trcibe11.
Gs lpllrbc pcriihert. baB III ber
aorrclppnnen5, ipelde Bic 9ieutralcn
nit Sen Scr. Staatcn iuegen oes &C.
genltanbcs fiibrcn iuerocn, sic He9icz
rlm9en Ser Nclltraler onruuf bcbarrcn
ipcrbcn. bab Sic BON ibnen nun beanz
lpruhtcn Mehtc nid)t berlhicben lino
bon jcnen Mcdten, fir ipcldc Die Ser.
5taaten in ihrcr &ontrobcric iibcr Sic
8lodnoeiroge nit penn 2unboncr Nus
tpdrtigen Nmt eintratcn.
N;ptorfabrsemee fir Jrantrcid).
gSa1bingtnn 20. Suli. 8is
gScibna6tcu eriunrtet man 10,650
Motorfubriperfe i'm 8ertbe bon sipanz
gig Dlillionen Collars it; Sranfrei6 SIT
babcn.
60 biclc ipurben belttc beltellt nit
Sem 1. Scsember ais 2ieferungsfrilt.
Sic ErciIc betpegen Itb bon $4OO bis
$3.50 bas 9tiid, je nad Ylnd,art uto
2ciltungsfd9igfeit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-22
9ies64o,0o0,o0l qftaptttnporlase Ter
tig fit unteri6ril ~ Hrdiibenten.
9tt Nabrmm8St 8Stontro 1pnrl NIT 81 8e8tn 6
9ttutn,e,t at,0enEa stett.
Sic ausloiuu9 ber 10 Wliuioneu it uoriber.
streitS unb llnruben mcbren iid, in, 2anbe.

Mebr lnuben I'M Wami 8e5ir erpar lnrubcn III Seattle
9isbec Abgeldpbcncn bcibcn
frcimag in 9unopcgc 8aibngton irtct bic 8rtlmt Der
bab sic Sa,dbier Aus6bung
baben poln gnelanbs Sra fit De Ncralen 0aotorfabr5e
&C fir Sranfrcd err Norblii iagt gmm1a @olon,an
Ycrtnan erbat Yro5cb Bcbct cine gcmcinc @cblge
arppc poun id ontcae Mitarpflitigen eacn Seine
Sauten5r Mnrbfuub gcbulbct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-22
&ereuSfp bat anldtintnb eint 9ittQtnr
iiber &uBlauo btgonuen.
9te 9eutiden fan8em at, Die @niien aus @alt3iem
~ tuerfem.
yggr maden bic 3uinnit Der Menl4beit uerbeoigen"
fit ben nsn ebera int boanbi4
idyem 6pbetsgewane
Ipn Den ariessihaupldben =

arssibopldkn utra(e
diffe- Sic e6ensreouon Neistnss tein Sdpdde3eidn
8i(u argspfabe Ilerlei @erln Suoenborfis
andt Sen. aonpf geicblsbober in SHbpt = Sic beuidn
Werute Iud Sopan ihie an9epunpt 6rnnrcds ihleh
te Sdfen Gngide ldere diuer 9ddbi9t Fri5 gifrieoz
rid os gnbrucbs oneeust @lindn }eibn Set 9ierar
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-22
yctrus stellnnsspflihtigcr onrdp Spr
id,iebmitg BON &riippcln.

gbicogn. 20. Suli. Sitnoess
aaenteu uuteriuhen bas Herlldbf, iuo'
mad, ariippel Iid BON @dIitdrpflthtis
een eueaeiren licBen. INT Seren Stelt
Bel ser llnteril,dy,lne slt bertreten, inos
fir tic So biz $500 erbielten. Sielt
9riippel aeben bon einem Geltellun9ss
plote s,lm anberen ltub hteteu ibr'
9ieulte an, tpie ser 8eridyt bcld9t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-22

The only morning daily
paper in the Tri- Cities, Day.
enport, Rock Island and Mo-
line. Member Of the Asso-
ciated Press.
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Scr Qrieg.

:
iden 6anptqnartier: 3eutide 3rup=
ben III Sitsali5ien baben bic 3lpe5pu=
9arnappl gabn an elmer 1rpnt BON
40 ailpmetcrn iiberihritten. amf if
rem @ee fanben lie brennenbe 9Drfcr
mnb cine srpke aasemeinc 3erit0rung.
9as bentidje Iprrafen fanb at bei=
ben seiteu Der Srti6aft Se5ierna itatt.
Se5ierna liest 20 Nseilen norb,peitlid)
pon 9arnppol u,lb 35 Meilen iiib0it=
lid ppn 3lpeso'u.
(Sp1ter.)
llnlcrc pprriifenbcn 9rnppen babelt
jett bic Nahbarihaft ppn 5arnapol
errcid)t. Mnd, an anncrem Steaen ber
5runt 'uci6en bic 3miiem.
Die fiir5lidb n6rbli6 pum 8rscsanD
perlpren seeansenem Stellnnsen wnr=
ben uieber crpbert, fermer bas 9Drf
8abin, iiiblid pum 9nieitcr, nnb bic
65ben nabe 9iopica at bcr. Jrpnt uDn
gcm. aprniloffs fiir5tiden Sffeniipe
AT ber 2um1ita,
8ctrpgrab, 20. Suli. Sn Dit
galisien bnbcn iid) bic Nuilen mod 'uel=
ter suriifsesosen, sueil bic 5rnppen
niht bic u0tbise Seitisfeit seigten nnb
bicr mnb ba ben 8efeblem uid)t gebord)=
ten. Besen Nbeno blieben tic auf Der
2imic Henipp 6latiti Gptrupupna=
yybubp,u iteben.
Yetrograb. 21. Suli. sn Ser
Sront Smorson arenD tit Elm duBerlt
beitiger @cidiibfantpf I'M @ange, an
Dem iih beutlderleits mebrere hunoert
@eIbiiee Representations betbeiligen:
sic 9eutl6en perluhleu. por5uoringcn.
lpllroen aber bllrd oas rllllilde Seuer
oaran gebinbert. Gin libiriide5 glitez
regiment bate Sen @nuptltoB aus5uz
balteu. gs beiBt, bnb bic ruiiildcnGcz
l9iibe bie Oberbanb geluinnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-07-22

(6ortiee,tus aui ser 6. seite.).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-09
SURROGATE CITATION

STERN. NAX.-TUE PEOPLE or THE
state OF New York. BY the Grace of God.
Free and Independent. To Olga stern. also
known as olga Serue Agnes storm. also
known NJ Agnes Scrue. Arthur \. Stern.
OLGA stern. Tho heirs and next OF Kin or
Max stern. deceased. SEND GRELIIN".
WHEREAS. Tho Farmers Loan ana
Trust COMPANY. domcstic corporation.
having lta priucipsl place or business a.
NJ ~ william Street. Borough or Man
haitian IN the CITY OF New York, has lately
applied 70 the SurrOgstes Court or our
County OF Nov York 10 have a certain IN
atrument IN writing, bearing GATE the -'tn
and personal property. duly proved a. tne
Last VIII ard Testament Of Max stern.
n, no vas a. tire time OF mis- death a resi-
dent % the Count, Of New York. deceased.
but temporarily resided AZ Paris. France
THEREFORE,. You and osch Or you are
Court Of our County OF New York. Al the
Hall OF Records ~ tho County ~ Sew
York. on the 23rd day Of April. one thou
sand nine hundred and seventeen. 49, halt-
past ton o'clock iu the forenoon or that
day. why the said WIN and Testament
should not be admitted 20 probate as
VIII OF real and personal property.
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have
caused the seal ~ the Surogates Court
OF tho said County 81 New York 20 be
hereunto affixed.
Tseal1 WITNESS Honorable John 7.
COhalan, a Surrogate or our said
County Of New York az said county, the
18th day OF March. In the year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and seventeen.
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY,
Clerk or the Surrosates Court.
GELLER ROLSTON HOkAN. Attor-
news for Petitioner. - Exchange Place
New York. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-09
Curb Market

Note. The Tribune assumes no repoh'l-
hlity FOR the accuracy or authenticity Of ciro
market quotations The New York Curb A.
ISOLATION produces no official quotation I''
Quotations are reported ~ individual over
whom the associaiion has no control Any
one can make prices on the curb and ge'
them printed iu the daily list-. even without
the Formally Of FIRST submitting the shares 20
the Curb Association for %. approval some
securitic- alc regularly listed that is. they
are approved for trading by tho Curb As'ocia-
tion. and it is required thai information COM
corning them vil he fled from time 20 time
with the secretary Such information Is open
20 public inspection. some other securities,
like the standard OF subsidiaries. are 'ad-
rni.tod 20 euot.tion" without a regular list
ing. A greater number are unlisted. No one
has any authority over them. Unlisted stocks
are marked thus 49,. They are principally
mining STOCKS. and most OF them are pro-
poets" but there is nothing 60 distinguish
prospects" from operating properties in
the unlisted group There arc a few listed
mining stocks. and among these prospects
are dis;insui he'd by the sbbreviation "A
pros" after the name. With this notice dlly
given. The Tribune prints all quotations
without further responsibility. Transactions
and price, last week were reported as FOL
lows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-09
FORECLOSURE SALES.

si-PUENE COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YnrL Mar X. Marsh. Plaintiff agsinst
Rertha Kaufman 81 a.. Defendants.
In pursuance ot lnds ihsht OF loItcloS'
,,-, and sale. duly made and entered in the
a. ore-entfled action ana bearing date the
.)th daN 81 March, 1914 - the under
cuad the referee Ia sAid judgment named,
.,.,If srll Al public auction, az me EAchSnge
calc.r,on No 1915 Ncsey Street I'm tho
tnrough OF Manhattan. City N New YORK,
on tile i1th ia; or AprI ~! ~ ~
o'clock noon on mar dSy. ny JoHtpu
ma Auctioueep. Tho premises directed boy
,sid Judgment 10 be cold, and therein
All that certeln lot. piece or parcel OF
and. situate, b.ng anu nrns ln 'ns H H..
ouch 81 Manhattan. in the 'ily or Nsw
VII known hy tho street number $50
i.ast lO:th street. and bounded ana de-
fcribed ss follows ... Nh
.rig side Of iO5th street. distant l2S feet
westerly from the intersection ot SAID
%or,herly side ~ lOoth street with me
,Vcsterly s.d. Of First Avenue; running
,bcrre Northorlv. parallel with First Ave-
nue one Hundred G00I feet and eleven
ifD inches 10 the centre line or me plocK
thence westerly. parallel WIN IN, Nofsn-
.rly side Of roth Street. twenty-five -
f.at. thence Southcrly. parallel with Firat
Acme. and partly through a part. wall
one hundred 600 feet eleven CD inches
20 the NorthcrIy SIDE OF lVotn Sttee,;
hence Eas!erly. along tie Norih'rly SIDE
~ fGtth street twenty-five 900 feet TO the
nolnt or place OF beginning. BE said sew
crsl distances and dimensions more or I'ss'
T,Fetusr with all gas fixtures, chsnde-
iicrs' heating and hot water apparatus and
nan. ripos plumbing. toilets. tubs. and
Iii other personal property used In connec-
ION with raid premises, and appurteHanl
Datcd. sew York. March q. 1917.
JOSEPH J. GREEN Re''ree.
ARR A STLBERBERG. Attorney for
Iietnti0. 256 Broadway. New York City.
The following - a diagram Of the prop
,rtv TO bo sold: Us street number IS $40
Eas. i9tth street