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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-26
TUSCALOOSA

Tuscaloosa, June 25.-(Special )-An ad- ditional 4l2 Alabama selectmen will arrive at the University of Alabama for two months course of training in automobile mechanics between July and July 10 These men will take the place Of the 200 selectmen now at the university, whose period of training will be up short ly after the first of the month.
 When the first selectmen arrived at Tuscaloosa for training it was announced that in case proper housing facilities could be arranged 500 more men would be sent here, and the fact that 4l2 more
 mer are coming indicates that practical arrangements have been made.
 Postmaster s. F. Clabaugh has been
 bama alumni by the executive commit
 tee, following the declination of Hill Fer
 guson, who was elected president at the recent commencement, to accept the office.
 MT. Clabaugh, who was second vice president of the alumni, received his 5. A. degree with the class of 19U9, and his masters degree the following year.
 Being a local resident and an ardent worker in the interest of the university, ithere is little doubt but that wise SC | lection as d leader has been made. 1 The question of discontinung the use | of the local Mobile and Ohio passenger station after July l is being considered | by officials of the railroad administration \ and it is probable that beginning on that date the Louisville and Nashville station will be used by tn eMobile and Ohio passenger trains till after the end oi the war Already announcement has been I made of the discontinuance of the joini | Southern and Mobile and Ohio city freigh l office as d war measure after July l should the proposed use of the Louisville l and Nashville station by the Mobile ant I Ohio trains become effective it will b' a welcome change to Tuscaloosa, iron l the fact that the Mobile and Ohio sta ton is located mile from the center O the city. while the Louisville and Nash vile is only two blocks away.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-26
GEN. pERsHING.s STATEMENT

The following is the cabled state ment from general Pershins:
 General Headquarters. American E~-
 peditionary Forces, '.Our people may well De proud ot the Red Cross. The wonderful story can hardly be told in words. 1t could
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-26

HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS RESORTS
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X. OF C. ENTERTAIN ANZACs-
Australians Are Guests at sTn~''
Park Fctc.

Three hundred fighting Anzacs, or
their way back to the fighting fro,t II
France for second tour OF duty or
the battle lines received prattica
demons tratipn last night OF the variety
Of entertainment being accorded be al
lied soldiers by the Knights OF Columbus
when the Australians were tai pm tC
Sunset Park in Brooklyn and trensed to
an open air wrestling match dmcing
music and an exhibition of dane Ing by
gathering of young Brooklyn gii1s.
The soldiers were in comm Ind OF
Lieuts. II. +. Ransom and c. ii. Grant
and to show their apprecis ton for the
good time they had the ma1 In hniforn1
pitched In as statesmen and realized sew
eral hundred dollars for The knights
war chest by selling Japa- csc lanterns
and other articles that had formed part
Of the decorations set up ini the.park for
the occasion.
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FORECLOSURE sAIRS


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
or NEW yoRk--The metropolitan sa,
ings Bank. Plaintiff against Henry n
Strack. ct al, Defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment Of fc+.
closure and sale. duly made In the abcys.
entitled action, bearing date the ss,h dav
Of May lay isii' md entered IN the once Of
tho Slst day of May. 1911. l. the unds-.
sisned tho referee in said judgm.r,
named. Win sell at pubiic auction, at tn.
Manhattan. in the City OF New York c wv
the 3l't day Of July; isis; a, ,w,lys
auctioneer, the promises directed by sail
judgment to be sold. and therein described
as follows:
ALL thu, certain plot. piece or parcel NJ,
land. with the buildings ana improvement,
thereon erected situnte. lying and being in
the Borough Of Manhattan. OF the CITY o.
New York. In the County and State q.
New York. bounded and described as tol.
lows BEGINNING At a point on n.
northerly. eide OF One hundred and ninth
street. distant two hundred and .evcn,,
t27nl feet cnsterly from the corner forme 1
nv the intersection Of tho casterly side -
Firsi Avenue With the said northerlv sid.
running Northerly. parallel with .he east.
erly side Of First Avenue. one hund-s
400, feet and eleven ON inche. to the
centre line Of tho block: thence Easterlv
along the said centre line Of tho block one
hundred and ftv N50N feet; thence South.
erly. again parallel with the ea.etly "a.
Of First Avenue. one hundred NoOi fes,
and eleven az inches to the nor,herlv
eide of One hundred and ninth street ami
thence. westerly. along the said northern
side Of ono hundred md ninth Street. o7a
hundred and NIFTY $50, feet to the po'n.
or place Of beginning. Said premises being
known nv the street numbers t25-ts5 East
Ore hundred and ninth Street
Dated. New York July 5th. 1915
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON. Re,err.
A. g 4 w HUTcHISS Attorneys IN,
Piaintiff No 81 william Street. Re-.
ough Of Manhattan. Cltv 81 New Yo-';.
The following Is n diagram Of the pros.
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Police Department Orders

Michael J, Murphy. sd Prec. to Head
2esrfaI to duty in Bureau Of
80. to A NJ. November l.
,r James Brennan, li2'h Prec... to s,h
to A. NJ, August l6
From precincts Indicated TO Third Insp.
4, NJ, Angus; to 5 4. H. August 'Y 10:
I5 :, ! Mo;lia,ty. 20: Tsoma. Iossn. 81;
John Marcellus. 81; William ReuhI. liz
Thongs rr.,S MG'SamSra: 81; Frank Burdick,
Gune. af s B f%fsF w IN Mlesse Me
cronin, Jr, 20; Frank Fraser, s5.
From precincts indicated to Fourth
from 4 NJ, August l. to 4. NJ.
,o Walter nnsli!nser,, :; James Gllroy, "a;
; 81; Edw"rd DAB; , HonTnSn "a James +
James Giien So 'f Robert TRii cns4asnn e.
James II Thompson, 2s Bernard Nc.
kauMTh niInx 80 Charles a.,,n Lang, .s; Edward
Charles orr. e. 81 '0'''f'ea schneider 81;
From precincts indicated to 7th 1nsp
a. NJ, July IS. to s A. NJ. August rom H.
James James oNeIII. g.; Daniel cronin. 49,
nist' to duty in raided premises, from
Michael Mullaney 96; Charles waE-
ner' IS; George Bushweiser. Bridge.
ASSIGNMENTS DISCONTINUED.
PATRoLMEN.
William Schroeder. 10th Prec.. to I'd
! lnsp. Dist, TO duty In front Of alleged
dlsorderIy hotels temporary from s
Rudolph J. Hoerr. 18th Prec.. IN Head.
! quarters Division, To duty in Bureau OF
! Telegraph Brooklyn temporary, from
A. M July %.
The following application for fun nav
while on sick report Is approved:
PATROLMAN
Joseph Bondanzo, ED Prec.. from a,.0
| p NJ, July 81, during disability.
The following designations are &C.
| cepted: To take effect ~ p. NJ, July ~ :
! SURGEON
Archibald d, Smith, lith Surgical DIST.
PATROLMAN.
Ira n. Reeder, Shield No. 1894. Marine
] Division
Amei>s.nent:
So much of paragraph l. S o. 100
c. s., dated July 20, 1918, as transfers
ratrolman John J. Murphy from 10th
| Prec to Division Of National Defence
| Especial war payroll granted an in
! DEFINITE leave Of absence drafted "a
take effect 1901 A, NJ. July 90. be
amended 10 read, 10 take effect .0l
A, NJ, July 20,
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COTTON PRICES SAG
IN NARROW MARKET
Government Report on Crop
Condition Awaited With
Much Interest.

As Is the case generally before Gov
eminent report. cotton slowed down yes
terday and was rather narrow through
out the session, with prices hnally I'M
changed to II points net lower. private
condition reports pointing to the official
bureau figures suggest that the latter
will be between II and IS. An average
Of seven private reports thus far issued
Is III. compared with ten year aver
age Of II. but a greater decrease Is ex-
pected for the month than the ten year
average reduction for July. which Is 2.s
points.
The market at the opening was steady,
with prices . to 26 points lower except
October. which opened . points higher
There was Liverpool selling and local
pressure which forced active positions
down 81 to 81 points from the previous
close. but In the afternoon rallies took
! place, notably one in the last hour fol-
lowing condition figure OF 77.5 by a
Chicago house, and october promptly
sold up to 24o0c. and December 24SSc..
: u
close.
The crop and weather advices were
again conflicting. those from the South
west indicating further deterioration.
with maximum temperatures in the
Oklahoma district in excess OF 100 at all
stations in the last two days. They were
/ also high in Texas, and numerous private
advices from that State continued to lay
ctr 1,a
some claiming that west Texas is about
done for, while the deterioration, which is
serious in central and southwest Texas,
Is extending TO northern paris OF the
state.
AS an instance OF how conflicting some
| of the reports are, however, a San An
tonic paper In a long review of condi.
tons in southwest Texas claims tina,
dry weather has been more beneficial to
cotton than otherwise and that some
counties have complained of too much
moisture, The movement meantime
keeps rather liberal in the southwest
and new crop cotton has already arrived
at Savannah, coming from Albany, Ga
and Sanford. Fla, II is expected that the
movement will extend we'll northward
of southwest Texas by the end OF this
week. That farmers are not altogethe!
satisfied with the price, however was
indicated in a despatch received yester-
day from Dallas. In which It was said
that farmers in south Texas hauled cot
ton home saturday. refusing 70 meet the
decline.
Spot firms here were noticed to be
buying December In a quiet way
throughout the session. Liverpool has
been receiving freer offerings from the
South for some time. depressing the new
crop positions and promoting the mar
rowest Liverpool-New York difference In
many months. although 1t is expected
this will widen out when the South be
Gins to offer cotton freely in the Amerl.
can markets Exports were nil. Eek
ports SO far this season. 4,014.144
Southern spot markets as officially re.
ported were unchanged to 2j point;
lower.
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BRITAIN'S POLICY IN RUSSIA.
Restoration of Order ana Expul-
sion of Enemy England's Object.

LONDON. July 30.-The British Gov
eminent has defined its aims regarding
Russia in a reply to the provisional
Government of Siberia, according to the
Daily Mails correspondent in Vladivos-
tok. The statement as telesraphed by
the correspondent follows:
The aim of his Majesty's Govern
ment Is TO secure the political and eco
nomic restoration of Russia without in
ternal interference of any kind and TO
bring about the expulsion of enemy
forces from Russian soil. His Majesty
Government categorically declares that
II has no intention OF infringing to the
slightest degree on the territorial in
tegrity of Russia"
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CHOLERA EPIDEMIC
GRIPS PETROGRAD
Whole Population Wretched
and Indifferent to Fate.
Special Gable Despatch TO TIE suN from the
London Times.
copvrighf. 1878; all rights reserved.

London Times.
Copyright. 1915; all rights rsserred.
THE HAGUE, July 20. - Petrograd
newspapers contain long reports OF
cholera epidemic. Hundreds of new
cases are daily reported, and while the
hospitals are crowded the percentage of
deaths so far is not particularly high.
The Petrograd sanitary authorities
have adopted some measures to check
the spread Of the disease, such as plac-
ing casks OF boiled water in the streets
for the people to drink. The number
of these casks is small ard the cups
cannot be kept free from Infection the
greater part OF the population having
little or no conception of the funda-
mental laws OF sanitation.
The population Is affected by a pro-
found fatalism, since the value of human
life. due to the wretched internal condi-
lions. has sunk very low. The popula-
ton is in a condition of weakness. writes
a German observer, that would be diff
cult for Germans, with their own cur
tailed rations, TO imagine. The people
of Petrograd live mostly on vegetables,
and these are so low in quality that the
German cabbage and turnip may be de-
scribed as appetizing in comparison.
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The approximate amount 81 he len ~
charge, to satisfy which the above -
scrihed property is 10 be sold, Is TWENTN
THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED A\D
TWENTY EIGHT and 3tlo0 CEASES a.
dollars. with interest thereon from t''
25th day July. 1918, together With ~
costs and allowance amounting to Ail =,
with interest from July Goth, lflN -
gether with the expense. Of the sale Tn.
approximate amount OF the taxes aEsas'-
ments and water rates. other TONS.
which are to he allowed to the pur 'hes"-
out Of the purchase money, or paid hy -
Referee. Is 1868 as and interest
Dated, New York. July 29th. iH''
WILLIAM W. HOPPIN. E"r"'"r
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PAPERED ROOM WITH 81 BILLS.
bronx Man with $1,000 lis De-
clarcd Incompetence.

After witnesses test fled that he mad
papered the walls OF his bedroom with
81 bills and that he frequently held long
conversations with the wash. hung up to
dry on a clothes line In his back yard. a
Sher;ffs jury yesterday declared Walter
j Sheridan of 2179 Briggs avenue, The
Bronx. incompetent. A committee will
be named to manage his property. which
amounts to $1,000.
Thomas ]. Sheridan OF 1853 Pacific
street. Brooklyn, n half-brother, and
Arthur w. Sheridan OF the Coast Artil-
lery. nephew, testified his mental
trouble first began twelve years ago
when he overheard the firing of the shot
by which Peter Sheridan, a brother,
ended his HE.
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BABY'S KIDNAPPER FREE.
Mrs. Rose SpirO Receives Sus-
pended Sentence.

Mrs. Rose Spiro. who was found
guilty of kidnapping the three weeks old
infant of Mrs. Margaret Murray. yes
terday received suspended sentence in
the County Court. Brooklyn. Mrs. Spiro
who Is "a and lives at 2SS Front street
Manhattan. said it was only mother love
that persuaded her to take the infant
and not any desire to harm it,
Your case, while sad. is an interest
ing one as a psychological study" said
Judge Dixie in suspending sentence. 1T
is unfortunate that you are never to feel
the JOY of child of your own. But
my advice is that you and your husband
adopt a child"
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HELr wANTED-NALk.

OPEN SHOP. PREVAILING
WAGES OF BEST SHOPS.
MACHINISTS
TOOLMAKERS
MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS
SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS
DRILL PRESS HANDS
BENCH HANDS
LATHE HANDS
SURFACE GRINDERS
PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS
GOOD WAGES; EXCELLENT
SHOP CONDITIONS; as HOURS;
STEADY WORK.
IF YOU ARE NOW EMPLOYED
ON GOVERNMENT WORK DO
NOT APPLY.
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE
COMPANY,
"a RYERSON STREET.
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
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TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

Transfers and assignments ordered yes
terday: To take effect A. NJ. July 20;
CAPTAINS
Patrick j, Gray, a5th Prec.. to Traffic
Louis NJ Haupt. s7th Prec., to Traffic
Division. Sub-div. E.
= John D, ormsby, Traffic DIV. sub-dv
John W. oConnor. Traffic Div. Sub
DIV. f. to 5lst Prec.
william J. McGrath. Headquarters
Div. tTraining SCHOOL,. to 25th Prec.
SERGEASTS.
John n. Cullen, $50 Prec,, to 4oth Free.
John F. Quinn, llsth Prec., TO SD
BICYCLE SERGEANT
John Boyle. li2th Free. to 10th Prec,
BICYCLE PATROLMAN.
John W. Neggersmlth, 5ith Prec., to
PATRoLMEN.
Frank W. Carmody. seth Prec. to 4Sth
Prsc. to take erec; A NJ July 81.
Of National Defence; 10 take effect s
A. NJ. July q.
quarters Division. Bureau OF Telegraph.
Manhattan; to take effect p. NJ. July
John J, keenan,, ith Prec., assigned as
Alfred Bricker. 4th Prec.. to duty as
attendant discontinued
To take effect A, NJ. July IS.
From precincts indicated to Headqusr-
ters Division. Bureau Of Telegraph, Man
haitian:
Michael ]. o'Brien. Is; Isldore Proper
i6; Grover ID. Clesry, rs, Charles s
Brown, Traffic A.
Michael c. Maroney, 37th Prec.. IA
Headquarters Division, Bureau OF Te!e
graph, The Bronx
William j. Mahcr. ll3th Prec.. to
Headquarters Division, Bureau OF TeIe'
graph, Queens
To take effect l2;ol a. NJ, July 90:
Martin Joseph Roman, from Division OF
National Defence Especial war payroll
10 7ith Prec.
To take erect 1901 A. NJ. July 2s
Michael Palladino. from 10Th Prec tc
Division Of Rational Defence Especial
var payroll, granted indefinite leave OF
absence tdraftedD
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS
LIEUTENANT.
Camille c. pieTne, 10Th Prec, to Head.
quarters Division. to duty in bnce o.
Police Reserves, from A. NJ, July IS
TO A. NJ, August IL.
PATROLMEN.
Samuel Kaplan. 18th Prec, tn duty Al
attendant from x \. ~, August l. 1918
10 4. NJ, september ~, during absenc
or attendant "a vacation and With leave
David Gamble, sSu Pre-, 10 Marin,
Division, from \. NJ. July 20, to
A, NJ. August &c.
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The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 10 points higher at $3.50. for
middling upland; sales nil.
Southern spot markets follow. Gavest on
quiet. unchanged at 2575c.; sales, 23T bales
New Orleans steady. IS points lower at
2I7bc; sales. AZ bales. Mobile nominal 25
points lower nj elise. sales nil Savannah
quiet. unchanged at S.15c.: sales liz bales.
Norfolk quiet. IS points lower at 27.75c :
sales nil Augusta steady. unchanged a,
e9c. sales, S. bales. Memphis steady. un-
changed at soc. sales, $40 bales. ST. Louis
steady, unchanged at 3oc. sales nil. Hous
ton quiet. unchanged az 265nc sales .asS
bales. Little Rock quiet unchanged at
27.50c.; sales. i76 bales
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Washington: II. NJ Sh6ul, Captain, on
active duty. Washington.
Dental.
Following 90 active duty Camp Greenleni
for Instruction: r., l.. Damron, Il. Me-
Gulre, w II Sherer.
0unrtermnster.
In addition TO other duties Capt. q. X
Steel will assume dlty temporarily as
officer in charge Of utilities, Gang
shelby, Miss
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COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool cables-Spot cotton quiet: mid.
ding. old contract. 70 points lower at 20 s4d
Sales 1000, all American. Imports 1000 ali
American. Futures omen quiet, unchanged
decline Of l. to "a points July, e0,7nd :
August. l9esd September 1s.l.d. October
ls.sOd.; November. is.53d. Manchester: Yarns
irregular: cloths quiet.
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YORK BEssY G. COLES. Piain,ir. against
CHARLES COHEN and others, Defendan's.
In pursuance of Judgment of fore.
closure and sale. duly made and entered
In the Above-entitled action ana bearing
date the 25th day Of July 1915, !, the
named, will sell Mt public auction. al tho
Exchange Sslesroom, No. l4-ls Nesey
Street in the Borough OF Manhattan CIV
OF New York on the 2lst day OF August,
1915 at u o'clock noon on that day. nv
JosEPH p DAY Auc,loneer. the premise,
therein described as follows:
ALI. that certain lot. piece or parcel It
ground situate. lying and being N he
York. with the building and improvements
thereon erected. known as Number -!
Madison Street and bounded and described
BEGINNING at a point on III" s1uth"'|.
side Of Madison Street distant one hurdre.
and fifteen feet Westerly from th.s. int
street AMI the Westerly side Of Montsom-
cry street; running thenc" south"r'%
min" feet eight, inches, thence -w"s'er. "
parallel with Madison street twenty '7
feet to \ point opposite the center Of
Montgomery street and part of the va
through the center Of said party wall "n,
hundred feet to the sou,herly sid" -
S1utherly side of Madison street two.
five feet 10 the point or place Of begtnN'nE.
the said premises being located in Rl"ci
1853. Section /. on the Land Map Of go
County OF New York tore,he- N!,h go.
appurtenances, subject to tho STAT -
facts shown on Survey OF Francis W For!
dated March IS. 1900
Dated. New York July cath 1918
WILLIAM " HoPPlN. Ref"re'.
Plnintiff once & y O ADDRESS No ~
Wall Street. New York CITY
TIL" following is diagram of tho pr ?.
Madison street:
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Cherry ST.

Cherry st.
The approximate amount Of the Hon 90
charge, to satisfy which tho ahoN- DE-
scribed property Is to be sold. is fn.i
nine thousand Ave hundred and li-l'l
dollars (S%y. 5OOlb, with Interest Their" "
from the 24th day Of May, 1915 togrtl."-
with the costs and allowance amounting e."
-Four hundred and ninety-siN 4h-l0u dol A.
with interest from July 5th. 1919. tpg"th"'
with the expenses Of the sale The approx
mate amount of the taxes. asSossmcn' 49,
water rates, or other liens. which are no Ir
allowed to the purchase out OF IN" p...
chts" money, or paid h" the Referee. .,
Twelve hundred and forty one N-lO0 de-
lars ul,2ilsll and interest,
Dated, New York, July s. l9ls
THEODORE ". RlEHLE. Referee
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Elizabeth West Burke, PllUtT,
against Celia Rosenzweig and Others, De
PENDANTS
In pursuance of a judgment ~ fo--.
closure and sale, duly made ana "~','ei
in the above entitled action ana bearing
underslsncd, the Referee in said Juismcr,
named, viii sell At public auction AZ 90
Exchange Sales Room, Nos, lt-l6 Nes.'
street. in the Borough Of ManhattsH o..
and County Of New York. on the SIS dai
Of July, 1918, at IL O'Clock noon on ma:
day, by Joseph p Day, Auctionoeg, 10
premises directed by said Judgment 10 -
All those two C2l certain lots. pieces 7,
parcels of land, with the buildings '"i
improvements thereon erected, 'll,-,%..
lying and being in the seventh Ward u
the city OF New York, in Section ~
Block ?sl on the Land Map Of the cIi
Of New York. known by the street n-m9r'
4l.43 Jackson Street. Borough o: MAJ
haitian. New York CITY, and NOR" mar
ticulary bounded and described as ;o,'
lows. viz:
intersection OF the northcrly side Of cherry
Street with the westerly side Of ia ksen
street. running thence westerly along 80
northerly side OF Cherry Street, onr h.
dred 400 feet; thence nor,hery amt
parallel with Jackson street, nt'} l'p'
feet; thence easterly, parallel with Gu" ~
one hundred lOOD feet to tho wes'er !,
side OF jackson Street aforesaid ard
thence southerly along the same, NY
,So) feet, to the point or place Of h'E'n-
dimensions more or less
Dated, New York July 8 i2is
MILLER. KING, LANE & TRAFFpRp
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff. 50 BroadwA'
borough OF Manhattan. city OF Ne"
The following is a diagram Of IN" p-"T,
erty TO he sold its street number IS ~
and A3 Jackson street:
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NEW WAUM BEk
HOTEL AND

jefferson, White Mts.. y. II.
ThSHotci De Lure of the Mountains.
ALTITUDE 500 e., 25-mile unobstructen
view. Open until Oct list ls-hole golf
course, finest in New Hampshire. Tennis,
horsdhhck riding. n. y. TownsIcy, Mgr.
The sun., 1918-07-30

vrAprvosTok, July IS delayed. "A
proclamation issued by Gen. Horvath.
who recently assumed the dictatorship OF
siberia, was published here to-day. 1t
orders all official administrative. judicial.
financial and other departments In the
maritime province to take Vi their
duties. referring where necessary to Gen.
Horvaths cabinet. AS many OF the de-
partments have been in allegiance for
some months the order may force an
issue between the Government OF Gen.
Horvath and the provisional Siberian
Government.
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Moravisn Seminary ard College for
Women Pounded 1912 This famous old
school is delightfully."- located in the
Lehch Valley. one and one half hours from
Philadelphia, two hours from New York City
Preparatory and college grades fully accredited
Fall term opens Sept. @5th CatAog. address
John II Ciewrll, rh ID. President. bethlehem Ia
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STOCKHOLM, July 29.-The official
organ of the Siberian Government,
published at Omsk. stated on July IL
that Japan had granted to the Siberian
Government loan OF $3.50, 100000 for
the formation OF a strong army In
return Siberia undertakes to supply
Japanese troops which arrive there
with provisions
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1000 Rifles From One shop in Day.
WAsHiNGToN. July ga record de-
livery by a single plant OF. 1000 army
rifles in one day last week was an
nounced to-day by the War Department.
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pAILS. INCLUDING SUNDAY.
Direct Rail Connections to all poin. n
tie Catskills. Saratoga. the AdrondarkS
the West and North, All through rail tick.
| cts between New York and Albany AMI
Troy Evening Line tickets accepted. Music
R'st1urant.
Relino,rs and patriotic services each
! Sunday. Is p. NJ. III Pavilion No. 3 Boar
Mountain
Half fare for all soldiers and sailors in
| uniform.