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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11

Sihiotion 9fuBlanos bniptidd,Iif auf
bie aorniLoff 8iepolte oitriid;utiibren
iei. sic perpilid,tet iit, boBs ibrc
SanoIuligeu mif Der 8aiis eines abs
fonImens SiuifdpH werretern Der
9ourgeoiiie iino Der reuolutlordren
Gelnofratie beriiben iperoen. Mher Der
grfoIg oes 9,rogrnInuis lei riur nioes
Iih, lpenn Gle gsation eirie iei. gum
g6lub fiin6iat bic Gegierung an.
bob iie Srei Saitpt5iele i'm gluse babe:
tie SianpfIt1rte Der arinsc rno Der
@larine au pergrobern bic anarhi.
I'M Sanoe 81 bef6uIpfen Inb iobolo
aIg m0gIi9 Die apnItitiItions s8ers
innnmliiug einSuberiifen
Die 3eih,npen Der Greaniiator III
Der Soloater iinb Der arbeiter fnrnfs
teriiiren Die 9ere:rbcritng brs aou'
ereiies al @uiilleu einer GonlitioT
INIT ben fonititilticneIlen Gemofroten,
iino swar burdl oos scminittec, an
oeiIen Spipe 5iercteiIi itan5, nls
,.SieretelIis Intervening. Gin
9llatt e-fIart, onb oos stpnlniittce aus
9eaten 5itiamnerpeiest eeneicn lei,
Seren Eenlofratie b5d6t beroddtis
iei inb es fonile eriunrtct iperben.
bdb eiiler acnIition Slf @uuiten Der
goureeoiiIe un6 geoen Die Gemofrntie
6os gSort gere0et iper6en ipiirfe.
Die erIts Gitiing bes g,r1IinIinars
aobnetts tpirb notwithstanding m Der
r1titen @ohe itnttfinben. arSriideH
begnben I'D, Der gfiitiiter fiir offertt.
Iife gSobIfobst. aiIffin, icirie Der
.stontrrlenr Slnprfoif mad;
DasaiuL iius asrsslsiHS gldu BreH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
NeiupDrt.

Sie Neiupurt Office fir oas yGin.
einnatier @olfsbIntt" b.finbet i'd in
go. 339 gOrf strnfs, scaenHbcr
oem GOurtbouie, iuoieIbit Reniafet
ten, sla5eigen II. I. m. bis 8 llbr
Ibenos entgegenaenummen ipelSrn.
SelepbOn Suuth 2401.
= Seiratbsf6eine: Bert. 8ngsnt,
%. bon Gru3psburg. g., uro @iola
3einbart, q; BON Meit Carlisle, 8.
= @borles Bid, %, ron U1ibole.
toDn, g., un6 llrfuIo 2our, q, BON
Reipport, ap. = g. 6. @iuis, 81,
unb Dila So Srib6Is. %; 8eiOe bon
SdnriIton, 8.
= Beiibtitel<8erdnberungen Srau
Bridget 2acep an s. 6. Stom6augb.
cine Gpt an Der Sii5Ieits Der II. Ctr,
treitli9 Der German Sir. 80 BEL 70
SUB. gu 81.
Sm gountngerift tpurbe geIfsrn
tus 5eitanertt ber Brou qnnie RpB
beitdtisi. Die grbIdFsrtn Dermaht
i1r @erm5gen fbrer brei &iubern 3u
oIsi6en qHtbeilen. ssybr Sobn GbfparO
8. RoB ipurbe gum SeItomertsDOa>
fireder ernnnrt.
- SIN gountnseridt iuurbe eeftern
sSsobn SO. llri9 inter Der @nflage
BEG Dlpr6es porgsFii6rt. Gr tpirb Be-
Y6ulbiqt bur9 @ift ben Sob fsiner
Gattiu berurfa9t su bnben. Der @ns
trolt Benton, iDeI6er fir ben Inges
tlosten erT1iertsn mar, erfltte nm
einen quff5ub Der @erbonhlune, pefs
der 4ntrdn betpiLIigt unb bic gers
boublung auf ben 1s. 3. M. feifaefeBt
trurbe. 1llrtb fpurbe obne sar Giirgs
f8aft suselnffen gu tperben, na9 Der
Jail suriieaebradt.
- Die Sonntagsf@aIs alFoeiatton
bsn Campbell Gs. DermFaIsSt ON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
alnd) Die gd)ipei3
Sn 9tfobr. IN ben arira bin.insgo.
gen 81 ptrbea. Inst GensraI
lIria lille.

9trn. 10. Ctiobtr. 9faf Elm Or,
iufen, bab Idapsi5sriI4en 5Olbaser.
bic ennbpitibs Iins. cine beioHbersr
ilrlaub ssfudari iptrOen ipIIs. anstrOts
iste Der Scmmanesur Ter id1tpsistr
2lrmss, Gtnernl llfrit 8ilIe:
40urG ben giatritt glmeritus in
tsn Arisg pirO bi, gl0slid,stil, bo3
esr Sries i'm Griitiobr outs Qsus IN
fsFtisissr MeiIs nrsbrehtu irirb, IN
srcbsm Mnb, srb0bt. Wenn tiss ber
doa 1T. Sonn rirb si. etfdtr, bnb
bic Sdspsis in ben arits hinsiussssl
ora psrhs srStEf dis ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
st. gfne,nt Be grnl Geitaiduft.

sEteitaa, Gaming unb Sonutas
Silfer Rots f;nbet in aOuispiHe bic
Soupentipn Der St. @iueeHt be pau!
0si.u.6aften bts 2anbes Fatt. Die
bisFpen Selssaien finb bi, 5srreu
.. lcmn Storer pom MetropoIisdn
Council, Ireb. Suts BON partirlIdr
gpureiI, aIfrrb GeisIsr, Ri4arb
gicne, 80. 6. BaIfins, RsD. Jrans
cis ge. Grebls nsbit nHbern. tpeIts am
Sr-iias IDrgeu na4 aouispias
fnnren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
zelbftnpr6 IN Der Wefdngs
niB5ele
8esing Elm m Columbus tpcgen eire5
llcberfaueS perbaftster Shibent.

Columbus, g., 8. Siic6er.
Ger II Sabre alte Gbnmtcep u. &as
ierman, ipelder airt Sdut;cg abaro
@rtblr s. SmDibe in oeiien gud)la.
'rea angcblih iiberiieI inio bermlbtt.
beaing am 9ienitag a5eilon i'm Conn.
ib @efingnib ,Sel6itmorO. Gr luideIt,
iein 8ettlid, nm ben Gals iul6 ipraTg'
ilad6em er oaS on0ere Gnoe oeSIel6cn
oben an ieiuer 8clIe befeitiet hnits.
Don einefn Stilble, nobel Ger SnIss
tpirbd eebrodien ipuroe. saIr5 nab
eff llbr in Der ge3f,t iplrroe CT poiI
eircm '@dttcr tort alfgciutoen.
g3dternann, Der ein Stii6eni o.-
Gtoatsunireriitit mar, ioa Snmtfc.
mad Dem or in oeiIen 2a0cn geori,Hs
gen mar, 5ipei siencIner porgebalt,I
mo i'm eeSpungcn bnben, ibm so
einsHb1iioigery tusrniIf er iib nnh
ieinem 2ogierbm,s besab, no er pcs
Icftet iulroe.
Sn Der RoIpeiitation ioa g'lters
man Elm 9efenutniii abeelegt imS ac,
Iagt bnbeH. er babe iidb in aroi;cr
gioib befiinocn: $50 bon Gem @eIoe
hobc er iejner wiiitter in 3ole6o ecs
inidt &1termoH bate i'm 2ahen BON
Smptl.e aearbcitei. iInb els or
Smntbe iiteriicI, hatte oieicr Die gcs
idifte suerit iiir eincn SdrrJ qrtnl.
Ten. ysie serImitet. bate Naternlnn
ieine Mnttcr lt1terihist gedbreno oes
Ietien Sobres mar er gIfFfitent I'M Ee'
fnrtement fiir giptoIogie aeHelen.
Seiu ocuminb iDGr elm bcrjiialid,er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
S,iratbsiteins - ssobn 6

Setratbsf6eins = Sohn o.
Clifton, 26, BON gincinnati. uno
5rau Selsn Suelsmann. q. bon eos
pington.
Sm gourtipgeriGt nuroe ssitsrn
bas Seiiament bes SaHes G. Goot
beltGtist. Der GrblaHer permadf lem
9ermDaen Ieiner @atiin gtarp Scot.
peI5s SusIeid surR 1eitamsatsbOllitre'
derin ernnnnt ipiabe.
Sm @ireuiteeri9t ipurben ge'
fern fulsenbe alasen einserei9i;
9lettie 0rigbts bertIaste Spner
@ris6ts nuf SGsiouns. Das Paar
beiratbtte am 7. SuIi 1915. Die ald@
germ beihulbist ibren Gotten Der
9rauIamtsit, ser @erna9ldiiisuns
unb bnb Te ipdbrenb ibrer 8erbsrras
tbung gum gr6btsn sbeil jibn uniers
fifteen mubte. sic oerianet uqBer
Der Sdei0uns, bab ibr eeituttet ipers
be, ibren Mdb9eunnmen aons ipieoer
fiibren su biirfen. = GSna @roenes
felb pertlaste ibrsn @ntten 9lntbrnp
@rpenefelO sIeiafaIs auf S6eioung.
Das panr botte Iic9 erIt Dor S;pei
Sabrsn perbsiratbet. 9ie SlGgerin
srtIdrt, SoB ibr @atte benz 5runte
unb Der @erf9Denpung ersebeu ist,
baB er iie sraufam bebanbeIt urb Oer'
na9IGiitst bate. gluberoem ION er
ongebIi4 in einem 9eri9t in SnTils
ton So. bes Gbcbru6s iiberfii6rt ipors
ben Tsin. Gle perlangt, bab ibr bic
S9eiouna unb bos ReGt, ibreu NdO'
9ennamen SeIborit ipieSer fiibren gu
biirfen beipiIIist perSe. - Die Sins
einnatt locomotive anb Gar gBorts
So. pertloste bie r2tbertp G9errb ailo
Sruit Co." ouf 3abIuns bon $426.67
fir -QngebIia geIieiertes Mnteriol. =
Sm Guuntpseritt batte Gihter Reao
bos urtbeiI sefdIt. baB Der Yern'
barbirer Sunb bes Dm. gngeIs, peI'
der 2urs gtibge eebiiIen bottle, aetOoa
tet iperben fol-. 9egen bieie Gntiaeis
bune pot nun Ssrr @nsels an 0ns
@irc,litssriat oppeIlirt. = 9orOOn
SbOmpfOh pr i'm Iebten St!ober
pesen @erno9ldfIfsrng ieinsr Gamts
lie DerurtbeiIt fporben. Dos llrt4etI
ipurbe iebpa inter bem 8erfpreGen
SbompIons, Dob er fir feine 5nnts
lie fprgen perbe, fuspenbirt. 9a ef
ieiner @srpfli9tuns ni6t radtanl,
purbe bas Tuspenbirte llrtbeil DieOer
in Strait seIeBt un6 sbompTcn gu
5tpei Sabren 3u9tbaus berurtbeiIt.
- Die patriotiT6e aisd bieiiger
8iirser berantaItet ON Mittpoa,
"a. b. Mts., i'm auoitorium Der hie'
figeu gtbliOthet cine patriotii6s
aunbgebung, peIbe bic erDBte felt
Der &riesserfIdrung gu iperben Der<
Tpri4t. 9t @. q, R. poIten unb bic
8eterolen fino etnges
'aben ipprbsn sur @er11mmIung iIch
'tn5ufin6sn. Gine MfuiittapeIIe, fpeIds
Wetfen 81 Seb0r bTtngen
pirb, TT f6on engogirt ipsr6en. On
ben 8unbesfenator Sttie Sones ers
Jtng eine Ginlabuns, an BEN erpdbns
en I6enb cine Rebs su bolten. gIi 5ere
,em fnb mebrers prOminente Hebner
liz ben a6enb getppnnen poroen.
- Der goIntptIert Dillon bert6s
ct, bdb bic toiaIe Rsgiitrierung in
SooiHgtun 5eigt, bab II, ,462 UaGnner
inb $50 Srau.a iia rsgiitriren lieben.
0tertr 1T bic ResiitriruRg BON @eIf
SpDiustpn nit 355 einbegriffen. Sm
e5ts,: Sabr batten pbne @eit Gpps
lgtpu 1866 MGnnsr unb 1869
Srauen iid teoiifrtren InFen. Der
lnsFan mag in biefem Sabre bem
lmifanb 5u3ui9rsiben, bab bitIe
Stimmgeber sur Jn9us eiu5erufen
porben finb.,
49, H. c-.,-Ft |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
SauerInnbnihidleins.

Sulqtnbe gouerlnnbnibfdeine tpur'
BEN eeftern I'M FGbtiftea Gaaami
auseeiteut:
9. u. gdrs Realtn Gompaup, 2a'
fi1digs soditeius.lefibens. ipsitli9 bsE
Marpid uno Iiblia Der Dlitfsu'
$4,000; ftrnsr sine 1asitodise Bad
iteinsReIiSen3 on Der Sftfeits osr
SrimbIs, IiioIid Der Crane $4,000.
g. Z. MuHg, 2715 MinOi, brsi Ii
if6tise Ga4psr.- ReFben5sH on Der
Gitieite Der %, fiibli9 Der &obsrt'
ion, $500 iebs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11

ndhifen @onutog abenh IN ber 1.
goptiften 4ir9e an Der s. uHp Yor.
Sirabe cine patriotiiae @eriamnz
Il nn, in Relder Capt g. 6. CUNT
ron Der 8unbssarnse, SGittn Greene,
Gsfretdr per .. N. 6. a., 9ieb. &
W. Roinsp un0 Eihter Otto WoIff
pnttiotiIde Reben bdlten tperben. Der
gbpr Der oifpeiirtsn SonntassThulen
b irb pntriotifde WeiIsn 81 Geb0r
brinsen. Sn Der GaIem Mles
thobiFten=&it9e finbet eleidfaIIs cine
putripttid1, Semoritration ffntt, in
iptlder biefelben Rsbner anfprndsn
an bic 8erinmmluns ri6teu perbeh.
Die Sdmnlungen fir bic
9riegss8;bliptbef bstragen Biz isbt
S375. Die Snmmluneen iperben Bis
gum 1. YoDembsr fprtgeIebt iperben.
= Der ,9lrion Club" fot elm Ssam
fir has SuBboGsSpiel ipie folst ors
ganilirt: Gapt.: .. Rptb; Wfonager:
s.. 8unfer; g.: 9. 8drbo; Obmann;
q. Masginn.
- SIN gircuitgsriht tpurbe eeitern
tom @rbeiter 8aupereiu ron Reppprt
oegsn morp +. uno Mattbetp Waarins
ger ouf 3nblun1 einer Sppptbd gum
@siruae ppn S2322 eine Rlase etnses
reidyt. 3ueIsi9 rpirb I'm ben @ertalf
eiites Grunbitiides on Der Sifeits
ter O'6aGen glDe., in Dopion seleesn.
nnhgeTuht. - Sn Der aIdae bes Sa'
mes Barnes gesen bic S1inpis geus
tral uno bic 6. 8. gtIeubdbn 60.
trbieIt Der sGdeer $65 susrtnnnt. Gr
totte auf etnen grrnb ron 1886 ges
flogt, ba feline @erf3euee unb aIeis
tungsTtiide, ipsl9e nod Goiro, 81,
oeTbtdt burben, IN @erluft qeratkn
tporen. Die aIuae, ter 6. 3. Gompnss
ME betrefferb, tpuroe auF persmtorii9e
Sn'truttion bes Ri9ters bin, obgss
irisIsn.
- 2eopolb g}pfipal bon Cincinnati
ipurbe peoen Iet9tfinnigeu Jnbrens,
rpbur6 Elm lnfaa perurIndJt tporben
mar, i'm pOItseigeridt 5u $25 Selb'
iirafs perurtbsilt.
- elmer anspfle, Der SObrt bss
9untrattors Gb. &uepfIe, on Der
FairfieIb 9(penue in gelleoue pobn'
bait, unb SRI. SeIeu Cyan bon Sdo'
tpurben seftern wtors.n IN
Der Sirdje gum 81. Ser5en gstrnns.
gtu5 Der srauuns ipuroe bas &c3'
Seitsmabl in SeioeIbers eiugenommtil,
lporouF tas neifpermG5Ite paar DE
So95eitsreiIe antrat.
- 2(rtbur 6. 2ofpe, Elm SoIOai.
purbe eeitern in Sort Sbomas inter
Der 2IntIage bes 9roboiebitdhls ner'
51Ftet. 2bpe iOlI an9ebIi9, na3 Der
Der 9ebDrbe BON Green'
bile. ga, Elm 9luto seifobIen taben.
Sr NOR Dor einteen Sogen I'm S.aats
Sn6iano in bic Qrmee eirgetretsn
lnb ipurbe ounn nab ST. Sbomos
IeT6idt. Der Bsfnueere tpurbs sor'
.dufig I'M DaiIitdr,Gddusnib einse'
pert.
- Die 9eihuursen fir 6ie neusn
5reibetts sgon6s bstrueen esftsrn in
ser Nstpport Nnt. gnnt 81, 900, in
,er Teuti6en Rat. gnnf $43. 900, in
,er Central So0i1igs @Gnt $e5,O 900,
n Der Gitt5sRs Rat. gant G. Sruit
50. $4,000, in Der 9aptou gant
s540O, in Der Campbell gp. yant
2,900 unb IN Der gant Don gIeIans
,ria 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
Sieiae Wpli5eiaadriatem

- Ssobn Gtpiser, gIcneIan6, bat
ficb eefte-n telegrapbii9 an ben gol;.
scidef GopeIall geiparot, oamit er Die
@rriDanbteH Der IN GIebelnnb oeritor.
bcilen Grau Gmma SboiuoS a,iSfi1t.
Dis mnfe.
- Der poIi5si fpurben seItern brsi
NatObiebjtdblsu psmelbst unb spar:
DOE m y EsrasA $50 5Utats Via,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
-@abIia.

ledb6en far pciisarteif In nrlner Jdnsil.s
262 Gbru,aa a6eniie. 9toHs 4bon 175O.>t
bDt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11

Enrm.eanb. mitssIldtriee. GHirr eobn,
aoH rnb es6fbe Qkons GaaaI o5pIs0 ra4
b:so Rafniffaas. i0-lF
Wanr nm In einrr edeepa .u erbeiifn.
SO DlHbIah Sfrnbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-07
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NV
York. Abraham DOrb 81 al. Piainns'
against Helen T.. Corsa 81 al. Def ndan~-.s
pursuance OF judgment OF force iosur, -
sale duly made and entered IN the 80
entitled action and bearing date the "a @
OF May. 1917 I. the undersigned. the Kerry
In said Judgment named viii sell AZ ps.s
auction. at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos, AZ
10 Nesey Street. In the Borough Of M1nn1.
tan. City OF New York, on the 2sih dS Y.
May. 1917, al Il o'clock noon on that Gay ~
Joseph r. Day. Auctloneer, the premise =
rected by said judgment 10 be sold ana 'n'''
IN described as follows; -, a,
ALL that certain lot. piece or patoel
land situate. lying and being In ihe bo.o ".
OF Manhattan. city County ana state y. -
York bounded and described as foiloNs,
ginning at the corner formed by the lh'st.sss
ton OF the westerly side OF Avenue - 80
olas formerly known as llth Ave ;. ahl ".
southerly side OF lS6th Street running -.
southerly along the said westerly side OF ~.
nue. St Nicholas one hundred Feet u1 " !,
westerly parallel with the southery ~,
iS6th Street and part OF the distance NY. :,
a party wall one hundred 'lVVl rec, 80,
less: thence northerly and pareilci or n 10.
so with the westerly side ~ Avenue -, ~, "a
olas one hundred C00) feet more or - go
a point on the southery side or le',u -, IN.
distant one hundred feet westerly iI"nt, ~.
aforesaid corner al the point or place OF -
ainning. cunning thence eastery along IN,
southerly side OF iS6th street one num- ~
(iOO) feet 10 the aforesaid corner POM W
place OF beginning 49,
Dated. New York. May ith. ISL -.
PAUL T. KAMhEREk, kete,es
HERMAN GOTTLiEB. Attorney tor 20
30 2es broadway. Borough OF Manhat'su
New York city. -,..-,v
The following is diagram OF lle ~, ~ ,,St,s
to be sold its street number y o''
Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-07
Preparedness Begins
In Your Own Garden

and the plants set out IN the garden ms
soon as the soil is warm. Care must
be taken TO harden or the seedlings
by getting them accustomed TO out
door life before transplanting them.
For late caulifower the seeds may be
sown in the beds between the dates OF
June 20 and July II, but IN hot ell
mates these plants arc likely TO iail'
Resides plenty of water they need con
slant and thorough cultivation with
hoe or rake. ,,
When tho heads begin TO thieken
tho outer leaves should be drawn over
the centre and tied, TO exclude the
sunlight from tho "curd." Care should
be taken that the heads are dry when
this is done. otherwise they arc llkcly
20 rot. Also plenty OF room should be
left for the head TO expand.
Harvest the caulihowcr before the
head begins to break up into separate
clusters. This Will be in twelve to
fifteen weeks after planting. The con-
dition Of the head can be seen by open
ing tho tied leaves on the north side
Of the plant and looking IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-07
West Point Cadets in
Columbia Farewell
Services Held for Students
and Alumni Who Are
Going to War

The lightweight cadets OF the choir
Of the United States Military Academy
at West Point participated yesterday
at Columbia University in farewell
services for Columbia students and
alumni who are going to war. The
cadets marched with the Columbia
Battalion. when it was reviewed on
South Field before the ceremony in
the chapel 1t is said to be the first
time in the history of the academy
that the cadets have been permitted to
drill away from West Point.
columbia is about to send its best
and bravest men TO foreign shores IN
this time Of the worlds crisis" said
DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler. This
hour. these happenings and this ser
vice bring US face 10 face with the is
sues of life, and in contemplation o.
those standards by which men measure
conduct and the world makes history
On the northern and Eastern slopes OF
Vimy Ridge, OF the heights Of era
onne, overlooking Laon, and over ter
rltory which has been the scene Of
the worlds greatest conflicts, your fate
and mine is being decided by men we
have never seen and do not know.
"This university has responded IN
the only way that a university of its
traditions and ruling principles could
respond 10 the call for the great army
that is to bring the war TO a speedy
and final conclusion on principles OF
Justice and peace"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-07
Labor Bureau to Aid
New Jersey Farmers
Will Help Recruit Army by
the Distribution OF
Circulars

The Departments of Labor Of the
United States and New Jersey have
Joined hands in an effort TO solve the
labor problem of the farmers q that
state. Thomas j. Burns. United States
Director Of Employment for New Jer-
soy. has sent to every postmaster in the
state copies of two circulars, to be dis
played in the postohice, offering to get
workers Jobs on farms and to get help
for farmers needing il.
Enlist in New Jerseys Agricultural
Army" IS the appeal that heads the cir
cular addressed to workers. II an
nounces that farm work may be OBJ
tanned by applying to the Federal State
Employment Bureau, with headquar-
tiers at 9 Franklin Street, Newark, and
branches in Jersey City, Orange, Tren-
ton and Atlantic City.
The other circular advises farmers to
make their labor wants known to the
same bureau. Rural mail carriers are
also asked TO spread information re-
garding the bureau among farmers. Ma
charge is made for its service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-07

The following hints TO gardeners
deal tcitb coUifowcr:
The cultivation Of cauhAowcr IS so
procarious II is not recommended for
the garden beginner unless he lives IN
climate which is humid and cool IN
summer, says bulletin from the Ma
tional Emergency Food Garden Com
mission. Of Washington.
Caulifowcr does best i'm cool districts
near large bodies OF water. II is sue
ccssfully grown on Eastern Long Isl
and and in the interior districts Of
Wisconsin and Northern Michigan. The
plants arc easily stunted by hot, dry
weather. and the heads will not mature
properly If the weather Is too warm.
The seed is quite expensive The
plant demands plenty Of water II is
even sometimes advisable to irrigate
by allowing water TO flow between the
rows. The plants, too. take up much
room i'm the garden. They ought to
set from II TO Is inches apart.
Early cauli1owor seeds should be
sown in hotbcds or indoor seed boxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-07
Chance in Regulars
For Plattsburg Men
War Department Announces
1000 Commissions Await
Qualified Applicants

Plattsburc. y. y, May 6.-Prcpara-
tions for tho opening here on May IS
Of the training camps for the Officers
Reserve Corps arc progressing rapid
~. Captain Arthur f. Cosby Of the
Military Training Camps Association
announced tonight that there will be
two camps Of $500 each. one for the
New England division and the other
for New York City and adjacent terri
tory.
The New York City division will be
made up Of $50 engineers, fifty men
already commissioned in the Officers
Reserve Corps, $50 men recommended
for commissions in that corps, and
2.OsO selected from civilian applicants.
The New England division will be
composed of $50 engineers, 181 men
recommended for commission in the
Officers Reserve Corps and fifty men
commissioned in that corps, with 2,l19
selected from civilian applicants.
Notices to the men selected will be
mailed from here Monday and Tues
day. The men will be ordered to re-
port at Plattsburg in two sections, one
arriving on May - and the other on
MAY Il. They will be assigned to the
companies to which they belong, and
on arrival will report to their re-
spcctivc company commanders, thus
avoiding confusion. The government
will supply uniforms, and such text
books as are necessary.
"The original intention of the
camps" said a statement issued to
night. "was to train candidates for
the Officers Reserve Corps who would
officer the new national army. But
owing to the promotions now being
made in the regular army, the War
Department has recently announced
that there will be vacancies in large
numbers in second lieutenancies. and
has stated that from the officers
training camps men of the right age
NAV apply for commissions as second
lieutenants in the regular army. As
there are approximately 1000 vacan-
cies in that rank. there is a splendid
opportunity for the younger men at
tending these camps TO enter the regu-
lar army The status Of the men in
the officers training camps will be
somewhat similar to that of the Cadet
Corps at West Point; that is, the men
will be cadet students"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-07
3 Bodies Found in Rivers
Lower Hudson Gives Up 2; An
other Taken from Harlem

The bodies of two men were recovered
from the North River 10y the police yester-
day. and a third was found floating in the
Harlem River.
One. that Of n well dressed man, in whose
clothes was found Russian passport. issued
10 q f. Edlund, was recovered off l23d
Street He was about forty-hve years old.
was five feet seven inches tall, weighed
about l55 pounds and wore gray outing
shirt and a blue serge suit. He had sandy
hair and mustache.
The other body recovered from the North
River was found floating off Eighty-sixth
Street II was that Of a man about forty
years old. five feet seven inches tall and 80
pounds in weight. He wore a blue suit with
green stripes.
On the left arm of the body taken from
the Harlem River. at 12lst Street. was
tattooed the figure of woman, with the name
May" beneath il. The man was about forty
wears old, clean shaven. about 1870 pounds in
weight and FIVE feet eight inches tall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-07

MILLER. KING. LANE & TRAFFORD,
Attorneys Tor Executor 50 Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-07

TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice Is hereby given that an act
Assembly No. 2i34. Int No. 1240 has been
passed by both branches Of the Legls-
lature, entitled
AN ACT
To authorize and empower the board OF
commissioners Of the sinking fund OF the
city OF New York 20 set aside and assign 10
the board OF trustees OF the College OF the
city Of New York certain real property In
the twelfth ward In the borough OF Man
haitian I'm said city. and also 10 close
street and an avenue included therein,
adjacent to or abuttng upon such real
property.
Further notice is hereby given that a
Public Hearing upon such bill will be held
at the Mayors once In the City Hall I'm
The city OF New York, on Tuesday May S.
1917. at 1890 o'clock A. NJ
JOHN PURROY mitchell. Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-07
PuRsuANr To srATUToRY REouIRE.

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment notice Is hereby given that an act
Senate No. 1872. Int. No. e53 has been
passed by both branches OF the Lcgis.
lsture. entitled
AN ACT
To amend the Greater New York char
ter In relation 10 the powers OF the board
Of estimate and spportionment 10 pay or
compromise claims against the city on
equitable grounds. although such claims
be Illegal.
Further notice Ia hereby given that
Public Hearing upon such hill will be held
at the Mayors ONCE IN the City Hall In
The city OF New York. on Tuesday. May S,
1917. at 1880 o'clock A. NJ
Dated. city Hall. New York. May T. 1917.
JOHN PuRROf Mitchell. Mayor.