davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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RUBBER co. ON 57TH STREET.
Takes Old Engineers Building for
salesrooms and Omce,.

The Ajax Rubber Company has leased
the building owned by the American
Society of Civil Engineers on the south
side Of Fifty-seventh street just east of
broadway. The property has rs feet
frontage and a depth OF 104 feet, and
the building is four stories Of light brick
and Indiana limestone. For many years
II was the home Of the pioneer engineer
Ing society, which removed three years
ago to the allied Engineering Societies
building In Thirtynnth and Fortieth
streets For the last year the building
has been occupied by the Federal Food
Commission. Arnold Drummer. architect,
d making plans for changes to the
structure. The first floors will be
dropped three feet to the street level.
allowing for show windows. The COM
pany's New York branch will be located
upon tho street floor. In the three floors
above the executive and general offices
OF the company will be located. The
building will be wholly occupied by the
Ajax business. Cross & Brown Company
were the brokers in the transaction.
The sun., 1918-07-18

July TO-, due as per bond; atty, Title
T1NToN Av. 1875, W o. 2o.5xlio-Harriet
Bial to Title Guar q Trust Co. i7e Bway.
July IT, due as per bond: atty. Title
LOTS 10 and H. blk .. map Morris Park
HAIRY Lax to Norman Smith. 2bl Throop
av Bklyn. July 9. yr 81; atty. Jacob
LOTS 6b and 90. blk 1911. tar map-Frank
Gass, Inc. to Maria Nesto, 1858 Parker
at, Feb 10, 1918 contract recorded as a
mtg, mtg TAX paid sos atty. Mary
Nesto. 1881 Parker st....,......-------
TlEBoUT AV, es. All Ford at. 2exloo
Anna Piciulo TO Carl Becker, sr. Little
Ferry, j, July Is. due July !. 1878
intorest as per bond; atty. John A Stein.
metz 1905 T. lsOth st...........i.oo 900
80 C,ri ~ Pa ~, ',,i Ennr, ~ 7
July To- due Sept !. 1890. interest as per
bond: atty. John A Steinmetz. 1905 70
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Canadian capital under the name OF
the Simcoe Realty Company has been
attracted to the New York realty mar
ket by the many opportunities 1t offers
to make money. The initial operation
of the syndicate is a long lease of the
four story and basement dwelling at %
East Forty-eighth street, for which it
will pay about 100000. The dwelling
adjoins the southwest corner OF Madison
avenue, and is TO be- extensively altered.
converted into stores and two and three
room apartments. Harris & Vaughan
and G. NJ. Pearson & Co negotiated the
deal
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attor
ney.)

tNlNH ADDRESS OF lenuer 5 attOr-
MADISON Av. sc eOth ct. boxso--Madi-
son Az Real Estate Co to sami W Jones
at Baskingridse. j. atty. f Siegei-
sTH ST, 8, aie.6 W "a av. l2s1ioC'5~
Jacob II Well. 1852 Pacific st. Rkiyn to
Walter Wyatt and ano, exrs. &C. Cor
nnccna Trim9ie' atty. William Drummer,
isTH ST, :, iI:s v Sd av, issxscs%
Michael Trac,. S27 Carroll at, Bklyn, to
Bklyn; atty, Hy W Baird &c Bway, Dec
-, 1918 .................-. $4,000
1912 ST, 5. 100 2 s,h az. s7.sxSsii
lIth st, 10 Louis 1seuburscr, 81 schenck
az, Bklyn. atty. Myron Sulzburger SO
Park Row, Aug 3. 1909 ......... $1,000
GLADDEN. Realty 60 to Alex { walker;
Any Title & Co. Mar 80.
I'd Az, :2i:. :. i:o..iii iis,h St. ' FOX
John r Jones. ii PARK Row ..., 81 200
100 s-Jaccb l. MANI ags W " i 1afh
st to Minnie Giauber. 53j W 1921 st.
July 5, 1912; attys. KarzmNn & Frank.
ssTH ST io7 f. N $. 1884 4th ay ' $5'Sg
100 Same to same, Jan 10. 1911; atty.
sTH Az. 80 cor isi st. II :xlao-7sdd :.
Realty Cn. ls5 Brosdway to Farmers
! III attys. Tay,oT. KnSW g'n" g. uS NGy
los Bway ......'.............., s2;0, 900
SAD ST n g 100 W Park Hv lSxiOO r.
John Dunlap to the Mutual lAsA Ins
Co OF y Y. - Nassau st. oct II, 1918:
atty, John r Dunlap, + 3sth st S. 900
AMSTERDAM AX, vs.. 7+ll l+7th st.
Fink and ano. rvrs. Martin Fink,
sept :, 1902: atty. Title Il e r 60,
iLp i,"dy . Ia, uD'
SlST ST. 8. ISIS sth av. Is yx9ss--
Etc V Newman ot Youkers y Y. 30
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank Apr
s ~,
31sT ST. 2os E. n :. i;j e "a az. iis'Sx
9Sa-Francls Ross 20 Emigrant In
dustrinl Savings Bank. Oct l. 1895:
atty, Y Title Mtg Co........s7, 500
The sun., 1918-07-18

TO pair. per ID, as q soc; Western. scalded,
3 to lbs. to pair. h.. t24i3c.: Southern.
PAIR i Sry .s G" sSa, fSrn i "Sd soSihwsrn
dry packed. milk fed. fancy pack. west.
IS 10 IS lbs, ssSc.; IS to i lbs. ssc 81
S Sntn SO lbs sa,s Fowls fresh FREE boxes. e
a lbs. sic., SO to AZ lbs. saHo,i 80 TO Is
s 'I as ps SG%sE g Ss. S' milk fed fancy
eyer. '.,ss,: lS.; ,gss,: az iS. ara
each. siSc Fowls. fresh. Sbis, Iced. dry
picked. prime. 5 lbs. and over. s5c.; I lbs.
sso,: sn lbs. s'e,; lbs, and under. nhsS
cocks, fresh. dry picked. No. 1, dry packed.
boxes or barrels. use; iced, dry picked.
ductliinss. Long Island GO Is. ssc'; Long ia.
and yearlings. 33c. Squads. prime, white.
70 10 lbs and over to dO1cn Per dozen ;,,
per dozen. si6l.bo.
POULTRY. LIvE-Broiiers. coiored. via
express, ssS4oo;; White Leshorns, viz e.-
ssTss Via f.ss, s,ss via so frtsn
large. via freight. see. small. via freight.
s5c. Ducklinss. Long Island. ID. $50.
s5c' old ROSTERS, via freight, Csc. Tur.
keys, via freight. 2sa3oc. Ducks. Western.
via freight or express. 27a2sc. Geese, via
via freight. Sc. ati. Live pigeons, per
pair. via freight. o0toc.
rROyISIONs-Pork firm; mess 1880
& family ssS :so e si'. ,.ni,x Sss
s679sS. Hogs steady; bacons, 2eHc.: iAo
n,ss. ss" Clear Pig; az" is, nsc az;
aa.ssi ys sf5 isSls w esolo. hes:s.
sis Si &C., flosisd h ,slnn.a sr S.
2sso. Taiiow steady; city special. loose.
l5ac; Lard steady; middle West, ,ae.io
ss% s f fy da'd asd ''S Ga. ea''cS
kegs. $3.50; compound e,GI STEADY. quoted
siesrn. tx s'I' 1i.o h isso city Aa
RICE-Domestic medium, ~ 01oe;
fancy head. 1O9lOkc.; extra fancy, 1oh
qiohc.: Japan. Ok Gs*c.; blue rose, sS
9s%c.
sUGAR-Cut loaf. &c; crushed. $50:
mould 4, Sc. cubes. s.25c.; XXxx pow
dered: 100: powdered. 7.sSc.; nne gran
ulated and diamond a. 1900. confection-
ers' a. 7.4Oc.; No. !. 725c.
SUGAR SYRUPs-Fancy filtered. per
gallon, b5c in barrels and soc. bulk; %oc.
and 3bc. for filtered and 3oc. and ebc. for
unnltered.
nEANs-Long island. bag. !Se. lin;
stSs green %a Soc q FISH, era S soi
wax or green. bsk.. IS o 75c.; Virginia wax,
| or green. bsk. rs q soc. BEETS-lo0 bohs.
Sl.50d3 tops OFF, bsk. 75c. 1sl.2b: Dbl,
s2.251325. CARROTS--1O0 bchs., 3102;
tops on bsk, si26mi.7s Dbl. s2as7b
and Maryland. 100 ears. slI2; North
Carolina. crate, 75c. asl25; Florida, crate.
81; North Carolina. Dbl. 81. CUCUMBERS
Jersey. box. 7Sc. a sl.2i bsk.. Sl.259l6o
Jersey. pickles bsk.. s2.25q25o; bbl, 81
az; North Carolina. bsk, s5c @H; VIZ
ginia. hsk S5c; qsl Dbl. 81 $50; Della :
| house. slT3. CABBAGEs--Nearby 100.
S. 4 10: Dbl. s1Q2: crate, sl25a2: red.
bhl. s2m,5O CAULIFLOwERS-L &
Island. Dbl, tlGs: Staten Island. bsk /.
N?Sa175. cELERY-state and Jersey,
bunch, 25I7Oc EGYPTIAN TS--Florid,a,
box. toe. dfI; Virginia, so quart crate.
is.5od4. GARLIC--1.b., 2oa 25c HORSE
| RADlSH--Wcstern. 100 lbs. sac; nearby.
| 100 lbs, s214. LEEKS-Nesrhy. 100 bchs 4,
:.
The sun., 1918-07-18
BUYS NIvOVIN ISLAND.

Mrs John Hemming Fry. who owns a
fine residence and about 500 acres Of
land in the Stanwich road. Greenwich.
Conn, has purchased Nivovin Island.
lying off Meads Point, Greenwich. the
property OF L. c. Dieckerhoff. The pur-
chase price was $4,000. This island
containing about two acres of land and
a dwelling. is connected to the mainland
by causeway. Mrs. Fry will occupy
the premises. Ladd 6 Nichols were the
brokers'.
The sun., 1918-07-18

New ORLEANS. July l7--Unfavorabls
crop account put cotton up rather
strongly to-day, the most active months
IN the contract market gaining nearly
half cent II pound The close was -
to 81 points UP. July, @7lSc.. October,
942Sc.; december 20 f5c.; January,
23:7c March. 2S 4fc spot cotton dull
and incl anged mldliug, 20 100.
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DEMAND FOR JAMAICA PLOTS.

F. Hague has sold to NJ. 4. Renson
the dwelling at the northwest corner OF
Gteradi avenue and Fulton street ia
raiCa.
l.. Gress has sold to J. Kurlander the
plot. 40x100, at the northwest corner of
Spritz street and Whitelaw avenue and
the northeast corner OF the same streets.
q plot S0x100. Jamaica.
The sun., 1918-07-18
CHOIR RENTS mo ESTATE.

St Pauls choir whicI is coming from
the far West under the guidance OF the
Rev. w j. Finn. has leased through
Joseph p. Day and john " Alexander
from William Grant Brown the Locust
Inn property at Oscawanna, y, Y. The
property IS one mile from the river and
consists OF l42 acres. the inn. number
OF bungalows. garage. community lee
ture hall, barns and outbuildings.
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PROFIT TAKING IN 'FRONT.' ST.

Tho Charles r. Noyes Company has
sold for the Preferred City Real Estate
Company for all cash IS Front street, a
Ave story and basement building, on lot
.o.7xs76. The building Is leased TO
schweitEer. Splitter a Co. for long
term Of years. The sellers spent about
$4,000 q few years ago in adding a
story to the building and reconstructins
II throughout. The building Is regarded
as one of the best on Front street. The
property was valued at $50. 900. and will
be held as an investment. This Is the
fourth sale the Noyes company has
mado Of this same property.
The sun., 1918-07-18
ARMY,s NEEDS COME FIRST.

The Federal Government has secured
the use OF the Hallenbeck Building, at
The southwest corner Of Pearl and Park
streets, for the term of the war and one
year thereafter at an annual rental of
$4,000, The building measures 12l.5x
irregular and is ten stories high. The
rity proposed to use the structure for
storage purposes in connection with the
Board of Education. but when 1t was
learned that the Quartermaster's De-
lartment needed the space the Board Of
Estimate consented to the lease.
The sun., 1918-07-18

Inc local mBfKtt TOT tpOt coVtOh Was
steady and 90 points higher at 80 20 for mid
ding upland: sales nil.
Southern spot markets were telegraphed as
follows: Galveston steady. unchanged at SOC. !:
sales. 10 bales. New Orleans dull. un-
changed at ~ Sc. sales. sos bales. Mobile
nominal, unchanged NJ SOC: sales nil savan-
nah steady unchanged at 30 25c.; sales. 1.JSl
balee. Charleston quiet unchanged at 30c. {:
sales nil. Norfolk steady, unchanged at SOC, :
sales nil. Baltimore nominal. 70 points
higher at SEC. sales nil. Augusta steady.
unchanged at 2s95c. sales, as bales. Memphis
steady, unchanged at Soc: sales. 500 bales
Houston steady. unchanged at SOC: sales
l.oS5 bales. Li..le Rock quiet, unchanged at
Soc: Gales Is bales
The sun., 1918-07-18
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

LEXINGTON AY, l27l, to a = story and
basement dwelling--Ande Realty CO. .
Rector st, owner: GronCnherg Leuch-
tag sO3 5th av Architects; cost $500
2D AN, So, to 4 story and basement
rlubroom, .&c-Estatc George Roll,
owner; q RIessmann, ii7 4th av, archi-
tcct; cOst...,.. ..,..,.,,...,,....s5 49, 900
WEST ST, 4l4, to n four story stores and
apartments-Farmers Loan and Trust
CO, 1G william II, owner; II & C. y
winston, lIsth st and Sd av, archi-
ltttss Cost rOVU
lST Az, cor 10th st, to n seven story
warehouse, &c-DaVii Stevenson Brew
inE 90. premises, owner, i, j. Murray,
lil Il 4Oth 81, architect; cost, 100000
The sun., 1918-07-18
CITY HOMES LEASED.

The Duff & Brown Company has
leased for Allan G. Hoffman to DR..
Charles A. Barnes the four story DWELL
ing at 453 West 144th street.
James $. Anderson & Co. have rented
the four story and basement dwelling at
AZ West Thirty-slxth street to Miss
Minerva S. Wilson.
The sun., 1918-07-18

Rio was l25 reis lower for 70 at $3.50. E1.
change $500. lower at IL lid Receipts 5000
bags and stock 7s8. 900 bags the latter showing
loss Of 5000 bags In a recount. In Santos
spots were 100 res lower at 1900 for No. 4
Futures were unchanged to rs reis higher Re
ceipts q, 900 bags and stock 276i 900 bags
Receipts at ports e. 600 bags, against 20 900
last year and Is, 900 two years ago. Sac Paulo
had $1,000. against 20. 900 and 80, oOo and Jun.
diahy 1900. against 5000 and IS. 900 two
years aro
The sun., 1918-07-18
NEW BRONX BUILDINGS.

brick garage, l23,2x256,2-A J schwartz
Ter, 3Gs Z lG7th 1t, owner; ! kessler,
629 Courtlandt av architect; cost.S 900
lN2D ST, n d. IS University av, five
story brick tenement, 6iNS0 l0-Wm
Moorn Holding "a, Inc. VIM Moore,
president; Irving Margon, s5s ltsth
st, architect cost. .S'2'OOO
The sun., 1918-07-18
CORPORATION BUYS FLATS.

The Ledge Realty Corporation on. J.
Calm. L. r. Francis and ]. II. Bose) Is
the buyer of the three four story flats
at 92l to 929 Tiffany street. reported
sold last month by the Henry Morgen-
thau Company.
The sun., 1918-07-18
COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool cahies--Spot cotton quiet and un.
chanr~d: middlng, old contract. 2? nd good
middlng. new CONTRACT. ?i5sd Sales 100,
al American. Imports 5000. all American.
Futures opened steady al TO 70 points adj.
vance. Closed steady at a net advance Of Y
% II points. July, % I'D August. ~ sad ::
September. ~ sd : October. 10 40d Novem.
her lsl0d. Manchester: Yarns and cloths
quiet and unchanged
The sun., 1918-07-18
SIXTH AVE. CORNER n,YER.

Sophie Scheftcl is the buyer of 437,
437ll and 439 Sixth avenue. three two
story business buildings. near Twenty
sixth street. the sale OF which by the
Edward J. King estate was reported sew
al weeks ago The consideration was
$50 900. At the time 1t was said the
transaction was a family affair, the
buyer being a party in interest
The sun., 1918-07-18
KEW GARDENS HOUSE BUYER.

". Brown has sold to B. T. Allen
n" dwelling. on plot 6Ox1O0, on the west
side of Grcnf"ll avenue. 800 feet north OF
Audley street, Kew Gardens.
The sun., 1918-07-18
JEWISH CONGREGATION buys.

h. Ludwig has sold to the Congrega-
uon SHARE Zedek Of lIhgemere the plot.
lS5NlI6, or the west side of Beach ave-
nue. go feet north of Spray avenue.
EGgemcrc.
The sun., 1918-07-18
TAKES BROOKLYN DWELLING.

]. u. Ranck has sold for Frederick
Holmes. two family brick house. on lot
?ox100. on Avenue l..
The sun., 1918-07-18
NEWARK TO LIMIT HEIGHTS.

The Commission on Buildings. Dis
tricts and Restrictions OF Newark Ia
planning to limit the height Of buildings
in Newark, y, j., to twelve stories
The sun., 1918-07-18
II. HURRY WITH MERRILL co.

Rutgers Ives Hurry, formerly in
business at 334 Fifth avenue. hns be-
come associated with the Payson Mel.
Merrill Company as manager of the prl-
yate house department,
The sun., 1918-07-18
STATEN ISLAND HOUSE BUYER.

'orne'ius .. Kolfr has sold for stat
tor4 e. Edwards to Minnie Schwebel OF
bayorne, y. j., the frame cottage. on
POT l-5N40 feet at 343 Sharon avenue.
Hart Park, Staten Island
The sun., 1918-07-18
New Yorker on Canadian List.

OTTAWA, July 1.-THE following
American names appear in to-day's
overseas casualty list Wounded and
gassed r, r. Rivard, Lansing, Mich. (;
III: D. Healey, Kew York.
The sun., 1918-07-18

CHICAGO, judy 1.-THE trial OF 1Ol
] w. w. leaders. now In its fourth
month, may be finished In three weeks
It was said to-day Reading OF hulle-
tins on the Blsbee Ariz, deportations
by the defence continued to-day.
The sun., 1918-07-18

MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

TOOTH ST, 1917 W-Alberene Stone Co agt
John Doe, owner. VIM | Klein, contrac-
LOT ..'',.'.' .'.''''.. .,.,,.r..S wi 20
18TH ST. 23G E-Murris Melnick Agt Frank
Corranti, owner. Simon0Neisenberg con
tractor; Sovison & Nelhch. sub -contrac-
The sun., 1918-07-18

I. w. w. Trial May Last 4 Months

CALDWELL AN, I7--Bernard Schild
haus agt MCElToy & Cooster Const Co,
owners; Mrs NJ Rooster. contractor. IS
The sun., 1918-07-18
East Side.
EAST Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD

East Side.
. EAST Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
MADISON Az, " s. 90. iSn 53d St 2oxa5-
Annette Vallari to Kate + Hays. 5i4
Madison ay due due as per bond attyss. VA:
7OTH ST. 5. las " Sd av I2sxiiSSSS'' SS g.,
Thos Mcmahon to Lawyers Title & T co.
SETH ST, >. : " Avenue a. 1910? >
Charles Finkfener, adm Louise Fink
feiner. 44s s5th ST. to Sophie Fink
feiner; attys KatE & s. l:o Bway, yrs.
ED ST. 5. lo4 Avenue 4, 352x1Oc. ssDU
Harry Bailey to Anna Holthusen. ll+o
attys. Rabe & X, 2bs Bway.. .... "a $50
lO5TH ST, s, l75 W Sd Rv, 2cxl0O IL
Friedrich II w Kedenburg to y Y Edit
son Savings and Loan Assoc, l3O L 18th
ST. instals 0%: atty, 7 4 7 CO. l7G
Bway .'','',. .',,.,,,....,.....SG So 800
West Side.
West OF Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
and 10th Streets
24TH ST. =. 12?.s 10Th nv. lfsxsO--
Mildred !. scott TO Kathrine A Hender.
o & T 90, ia Bway, .,..'.'.. 81 1900
9TH Az W $. - N 2sth st. 49iN2OO--
Sophie Scheftel TO Sarah King, Cl6 5th
av due July 10, 1928. 80; atty, VIM q
Orr, 81 Chambers st ............Si5.O 900
Uptown.
(Manhsttsn Island. north Of llOh strectD
18TH ST, SIS 100 Madison av, .OxlOO II
Gong Beth David Anshei wilma, Inc to
Cong Shearith B'nai Israel Corpn, mtg
$4,000, yrs 90 atty, Title Guar q r
Co. lI6 BWay. ...,. ........,,,,,. SO 900
10th ST. $ s. $50 " LenoN av, 75xg9iI--
. Anthony Av Realty co to Silvershlro
Holding Corpn, 500 Fox st. duo as per
notes, SO at,ys. Price Bros, 27l Broad
AMSTERpAM Az n e cor '1'I7th $, '55i'gTTY
xiOO-Charles Coney. 26ist st and
Riverdale av. and Emma Coffey by Chas
r Coffey committee, to Cath Coffey. 7S
+ lSOth 81, due Dec /, 1920. So attys
Title Guar & 7 Co, l76 Bway, 1850
lOO--Mae Sifert to lssth 81 Realty
Corpn, 200 W ed st, pr mtg 1895 900
due Jan 20, 1921 So atty, Stoddard a.
SEAMAN AV, = e cor 2ISth st, 100. lxiGS. l.
2l5th st, cor Park Terrace West
100.lxlOO l-GustaVe l. Herz to Thos F.
MCAvoy, 43O W l5ith st, yrs, 30 :
atty, q l. Donnellan, 3s Park row Sl2 900
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
CHATTERTON"AV e cor Havemeyer nv,
81 SNs5--M, " & NJ Corpn 10 Vincengo
Quintano and ano 2S7s Rathgate nv.
July 5, 3 yrs, &c atty, Title Guar & Z
Co. l16 Bway .,.,.,.....,,..s $500
l5STH ST, +, l73 W Courtlandt az, 25x
eS.6--Thessa loniUn Baptist churrh n
Bankers Trus. Co urusj, 1t Wall ST.
The sun., 1918-07-18
PLEAsANTvILLE CORNER SALE.

Griffen, Prince & Ripley and II. II.
Risley have sold the dwelling at the cor
ner of Crawford street and Pleasant ave-
nue., PIeasantville. y. Y, for Mrs. Reba
Rosebury to Jennie and Marion b.
Briggs
The sun., 1918-07-18
MORTGAGES.
tWita name and address OF lender and
attorney
Downtown.
South Of Fourteenth street

(South Of Fourteenth street,
MONROE ST, =. as " Montgomery St
443N75--La Seal Realty Corpn to Rob-
ert Passlon. s3T Beck st, pr mtg - 800.
yrs, So. atty, VIM Hyman, 100
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II. 2. Warinctrupprl
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0rtngen gelar0rt iuor0en.
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paniitben 5uterucutiousfraae oedn.
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tthnIl Die Nrlauhnls Nutn bam III.
ltriIienrftdt Tie Srti, hirir Nf.
lonbnls ~ rrlnualn, III 10 turt, baf
mar iehr ueniae ben arubhontn be6
IHCirtrt merAtu rniiprrdrn Fsnutu.
ee Ilt nutmtaeia fin tseindl bfim
Diirllieaertdt eialurridDtu, in BEN
6rr belle pcbeuslaaf bee 9Ineldnbrrs
ahatarbtn mifo, nnb Nem 7iaal6s
IrrieielnnHagrot muh Weiencnheit
aracbrn msrben, eiur Guiaennnne
81 hintcrlcarn, lueun CT Oiro iir
nuiwrnOia btilnhft. lscuaur Sune.
baliuna nee tsrirbrs mirb fir mrb.
rerc Sonntoat idluieria Iriu, Der
Staatt 9crtribiaunasrat bat nift
bic %oIlmndlt, bae Weieb btiiritr Az
icteu, nber ioipclt rs i6m m6alidl H.
bies si tnu, mirb Cr unsmeiiclhnit
lunalcn Raitoren ncoeuiibtr, bic ibrr
GrluubnisitDeiue hor Sunniad nidlt
rrbaltcu tdnncu, uidjt Az itrrna por.
eelcn. &ir rateu icOudD ben Scrren
Raitoreu, bic uidlt &olbaracr iin6
uub iidI oru NrlanbniSidlcin updl
nidlt briorat fabCH iidl uidlt Der (5e.
fair airs3ufctea, inter 6em @eicb
oerbaitst unO nernrtcilt IN mcr6cn
aenRerite %Oriidlt III aebuten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12
pGItcr bchailptet
iein 21ainc JET
9ef6lidtt tucrScn

2intoIn, ge6., t2. 2lpril. - go.
flor emil u. 9ortuidl bon Der 6eiit.
ihen liit6eriiden 8ionsfirde in
Snbelof bat 0urd Elm eiolidl be,
gfmibigtes Goftment erfldrt, 6nf,
feline llnteridriit nuf Dem griefe Der
flint liitberiiden gaitoren, bic iid
gerpeigert bnben, geleaentlid Der bo.
triotiiden 5eier lebtsn Gantstda NIT
einem fat6oliiden qrieiter unO ei.
ncn @abbiner nuf elmer q}lnfform
at iiben, geiGIiht iei. 8ieier gricf
fiibrte befanntlidl CUR Refianoiion
bon 8aItor SEQ. QlQen6ad, 6er Gin.
coin berlaiien. neil aeqen ion gro.
9ungen ausaeitoBen mur6en.
Baiior gartuim eri6ien ferner
Dor 9errn 6. g Dlaiion, Dem 8or.
iibcr 6e8 Observation-Disclosures
ino erftdrte. bab er nidlt Der 9ln.
iidlt ieb ooB er NIT eiuein 9risiter
lHo einem Robbincr cinrr patrioii.
lden 8erinunlnBla Hidi beiiDohHen
tonne er CAB icrner ali, 0ab er
nidlt miiie, wie iein Same duf ben
griei sefonmen iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-12
.Jriiebe 2lMsbcbitlte nit
11)aFTem0ewalt 0eplant

2on0on. 10. 9tpriI. syo6n Oil.
Ion, Der irldn0ii6e g&ationaliiten.
filbrer i'm $ouie Der @emeinen, er.
fldrte geitern, 0aB ibm nlitgeteilt
pur0s. oaB lid bereits Ban5erallto8,
Mai6inengeiDebre uno &onfs bon
Der Sdla6tfront auf benz Begc mad
SyrIon0 befdn0en. Serr Dillon frat
energii6 gegen oieie g[ttion Der 9e.
gieritng auf bic sr oIs n@uiaotine.
0}etbooe" be5ei9nete.
Die 9ebatte il6er bic Mannesfraft
@eiebborloge orebte iid) baupti1dlt6
Inn 0ns @riuben 6eS Ssrrn Dillon
1mo m0crer, i6nen me6r Belt 8lt
ge6en I'M 6ieie gorIdge 5u enu1.
gen. Die 8egierung beritano iih
idlieblib o13lL i'm @egeninb sltr
oltbsrgebrahten 8egel, Dem Sdtie
5u geitatten aud 5reitag uno
SatnStdg In 5iblng att bleiben Inn
Die 8erbmt6lungen iort5uieben. Die
Bia tDuroe bieroilf ben aonitee nit
einem 8uiob ii6ermieien, Der As
Sabre fir 81 ais 2lltersgren3e oil.
feet. getielbe fpitr6e ie6od NIT
262 gegen 152 Stimmen berDorfen.