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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-06
4. w. &. "A. Drive is On

Ii there is anyone in the outlying
townships who has not been solicited
AID would like to do your bit for
the girls "over there" you may send
your donation into headquarters,
either to Mrs. Ray Alyger or Anna S.
Mott, DEBORAH. Any amount that
you feet you can give is very accept
able. We also wish to thank the
people of DEBORAH who gave so will
ingly and generously OH last Sunday
afternoon. A full report of the re-
suits of the drive will be given
next week when all reports are in.
Committee.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-06
Why Merchants Go on Cash Basis.

Many people wonder why mer-
chants are going on the cash basis.
The explanation is not difficult. Co
ing to the cash basis makes it easier
for everyone. The United States gov
eminent realizes it and is backing up
the movement, urging everyone to
be careful and not allow accounts to
run more than thirty days. The gov
eminent officials have taken notice
of this condition of affairs and of the
extravagant wasteful,. credit condi-
tions in the country, and urges every
one to get down to a cash basis as
means of reducing the cost of living.
Another reason is that the wholesale
houses are operating under govern
ment license and strict government
supervision. Goods, such as sugar,
formerly bought on time, are now
shipped to the wholesaler c. o. d. It
is not question of the reliability of
the wholesaler, but is a movement
toward putting business on a cash
basis and cut out all credit waste. If
the wholesaler has to get his goods
collect on delivery, the retail mer-
chant must also come under a cash
system in dealing with the wholesal-
er. If the customer does not pay the
retailer, the latter is up against
hard proposition. This explains the
urgent need for cash business deal
along all lines apd this is why the
government urges everyone to pay
cash, or not allow bill to run over
thirty days at the most.-North Iowa
Times.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-06
High School Teacher gave Red Cross
supper.

Miss Clara Atkinson, of this city.
teacher in the high school, won the
Dig turkey at the Red Cross Carni-
val at Haugen's Hall last Thursday
evening. The turkey brought $14.O0
at the sale, being sold off at ten cents
a number. On Monday evening Miss
A1finson gave a dinner to the teach
ers of the DEBORAH public schools at
her nome, and the turkey was served.
Just to make the affair little more
interesting, Miss Atkinson charged
20 cents each, and the tidy sum of
$3.50 was realized, and this sum was
turned over to Treasurer Bear yes
terday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-06
GENE ROsENTHAL WRITES us
In IA Letter From I. Oslaloosa He
Highly Recommends $50
Long Lefty"

Monday we received a letter from
Eugene Rosenthal who is now locat-
ed at Oskaloosa, Iowa, and he gives
ty,' the musical comedy booked for
the Grand here Feb. IS. Following is
the letter:
Friend joint
| notice in your last weeks issue
that you mention so Long Lefty to
play there Feb. 10. Well John l am
no such critic as Percy Hammond of
the Chicago Tribune, but l do know
a good thing, especially when / see
it, and | did that when / saw 80
Long Lefty play here last evening
to an almost capacity house. 1t is
worthy of all the good write ups"
you may give it. DEBORAH people
know and appreciate a good SHOW and
the managers Of the Grand should be
complim.ented on securing this one,
as / am positive after seeing it that it
will highly satisfy. They carry five
pieces of their orchestra, which adj
ded to the regular house music GER
tainly furnish something rarely
heard in small towns. Their drum
mer would even make the famous
Hi" Green set up and take notice.
/ might mention that dancing spec
iality by Una Flemming is simply
great. 80 Long Lefty" is well
named because Lefty is so long"
She certainly is scream and fires
one hot one after another. Well here
is hoping you enjoy the show as
much as | do your weekly paper, AID
with best wishes. l remain,
Sincerely,
Gene ROSenthal =
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-06
Red Cross Work From spilI,i,le.

Mesdames Heuser and Cooper, Red
Cross captains of the Spillville
branch were DEBORAH visitors yes
terday bringing over a big assert
meat of Red Cross work doae by
that chapter since Jan. s, which con-
sisted Of 60 hospital bed sheets;
pajamas, rs sweaters, 81 helmets, SO
wristiets, and q pair/socks. This is
certainly a fine showing, and the
good people of the Spillville chapter
are to be congratulated.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-06
Y. Nj. G. A. Gets Another Fine COM
tributiOn.

am in receipt of check or
$13S.63 from G. B. Bergerson, treas
urer of Hose Co. No. 1 and wish to
thank the boys very much for this
splendid addition to worthy cause.
1t will be more fully appreciated by
the boys who are in the army and
navy
w. f. Baker, Chairman.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-06
Trustees Meeting Pleasant Twp.

A meeting of the trustees of Pleas
ant township will be held Monday,
Feb. Is, at the home of Township
Clerk, A. Amundson. At this meet
ing applications will be received for
road superintendent.
6-2w. A. Amundsen. Twp. Clerk
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-06

A bald headed man has to pay just
as much for a hair cut as the other
fellow-and he often kicks about the
style of the cut toe.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-06

The fourth big Red Cross ship
ment from the Winneshiek County
chapter was sent to Chicago Thurs
day. 1t consisted OF $50 sweaters.
LIS pair of socks, so pair of wrist
let's and 200 helmets. II
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-06
Farm for Sale

The Helmer X. Johnson farm, con-
sisting OF 240 acres more or less in
Canoe Township. Winnestiek County,
Iowa. Running water, good build
igs, fine soil. For complete informa-
ton write or see
j. A. Nelson, administrator.
stf. DEBORAH, Iowa
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-06
Notice

This will certify that Mabel Mays
Hair Parlors have been thoroughly
fumigated, and are as safe for the
visits Of the public as are usual in
such cases.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-06

Bring your next prescription to
John G. Schimming's drug store.
will save you money. 4-tf
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-06

Babies are just like grown up peo-
pie. they always want to eat what is
not best for them.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-02-06

DR.. A. c. Woodward.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-28
!eS vVtHts IuIIUW 5
INDIVIDUAL EVENTS
>,..-s o,.1 rl-,,,,. C,,,,.,,,
Havana Results

fi-s' f6ce 0hce-year- ODDS. claiming, purse Sl00
I've iurlonssl Bala2et 100 ftiunpl.4 Ia !, > 20 J.
even nr,t' l.iille MeuarI. l0a tPitz) 10 % L.
TO 20 !. secoud, Job Tiayer liz tMorrisey)
70 70 l., 10 l. 10 j. tAird. Time l;ol. reeper.
Nslpi Lady Moore. Labunum Ill. i.sudator. Marco
Pe'o Nae Leia. Queen 1royato and k!rs Troyatc
SeeouA race three ycar-olls and upward claim
( purse. 500. five and half tUrlonss) Capt.
Zen. ia tfitzl 10 10 /. i 10 l. > 10 l. hrst
second; Ga.ala. los lMsicneyl. to J. : 10 /
ovsr third Time. 'oS So. Frank keosh. Eliza
beth MeNsughton. Elizabeth Thompson Oriental
God. spizzerincktuni. Taryes. Miss Prim;ty. Jim
RaA and Bill Wiley also ran.
rhrd race tthrse year olds and upward purse.
sMling). 5 10 ., even. TO =. first CardoIu..
ii2 tPiu). to l. to J. even second; Bandyno,
lel tMurphyl 10 = even. l to ,, third. Time,
oS -. PcscAe. Highway. Wat. Sal VANITY
Aoiler. Joe Finn. Morriso~n and Two Royals
Fourth race ri!ree r-od.. and upward; special
weights. elimination purse. $500. I've f,rongs)-
,'orsoon. liz tBullmanl, to |. to :. i TO s,
irsi; Skeets IL tFiizi. even. TO :, out second
rsll Tan Jo1 ll3 lHiemsnl to > to |. even. third
an. arda b, Scrimmase. Mcntcaim and MassentU /
Fifth race (threc-year-o olds and Upward. claiming
purse. $500 six fWlongsl-Curycue. 1l0 (Balll
TO L. TO o. 3 70 :. first: Kildare Boy. e3
Bullmanl. to l, 10 ), : to T. second ;
bird Tine l.l3 10. Cuidle Up Radiant
Flower, Honsyeut. Lola Conan and Noryio also ran
Sixth race tthree year -olds ard upward: claim
ilg' la!rse $500: mile and fifty sr(ls)--Wenonah
lo5 Howard. 10 8. .=so ;. 10 (, second; Biack
fine. - - Mother Machree Paul Games
White Crown and Miss Fannie also ran.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-28
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW

MH MHpHopoLDaN HpHor iD2Nrl I1rD Or sSSrH- NEW
ANGE t,,,,, c,o,APANY. fiaintiH, against THE
j., ],' STGARTEN CO.. INCORPORATED. and
In pursuance OF judgment of foreclosure
ana sale, duly made and entered tho
signed, the referee in said Judgment named,
M Te " N"s E'f %eseS Tees in ss
Borough OF Manhattan, CITY OF New York.
on the 9TH day OF March 1913. at II o'clock
noon on that day, BY JOSEPH p. DAY, ,Auc-
lioneer, the premises directed by said iudg-
ment TO be- sold, and therein described as
follows:
Of land with the buildings and Improvements
thereon, situate, lying and being In the
Borough Of Manhattan. City, County and
scriood as follows:
BnGlNNING at point on the northerly
nd ." Wsfth sTsst raos dsant 'na "a hgrea
westerly from the corner foime, uy .ie IN
iersection OF The northariy side q Twelfth
Street with the westerly Side of S.Nth Ave
nne; running thence nottneiiy ~ .sht angles
10 the northerly side OF Twellth Street part
OF the Vay through 2 party vail one hun
drel nd three t1h3} feet three t3l inches TO
the centre line of the block between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets; thence westerly along
sad centre lire and parallel with Twelfth
Street sevcnty-fivN (75) feet: thence south
erly at right angleS to the last aforesaid line
part OF the way through a party wall one
hundred and three tl0S) feet three CD inches
to the northerly side Of Twelfth Street and
thence easterly along the northerly side ot
Twelfth Street seventy-fve (75) feet to the
point or place OF beginning; The above DE-
scribed premises lie In Section 2, Block COS.
on the Land Map Of the County of New
York.
Dated New York. February 1lth, 1918.
RCDERT NJ REID, Referee
BUTCHER. TANNER & FOSTER. Atsor-
psys FOR rlainif No Madis9n Ya.' Avenue E,r,
The following is a diagram of the property
10 be sold: its street numbers are 113 to ! 25
West 18th Street.
Centre line OF block
New-York tribune., 1918-02-28
FORECLOSURE SALES
suPREMn COURT. COUNTY OF, NEW
A ANmIM,,, ~MnATiLDA niLDA I.AIlM Plaintiff. against
! NII.NIIa HOTH ot al Defendnnts. aGGik-

svypRisMn yI'. COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
AnmI., MdATiLDA MATILDA I.AI1M. Plaintiff against
SNIh ROTH OF al, Defendants. 3Ggik
l3lt Action No / "''''
an' an,,a' sue duly made and entered in the above
un,,''eu ua, c sction and bearing date tho 18th
way OF February, 1913. L. tho undersirned
ane IN reieree In said Judgment named. viii sell
room puIl,o NJ auct,on at the Exchange Salem
or Manhattan City OF Now York. on the 18Th
uay OF March, 1918. Mt 12 O'Clock noon on
,nat , day. by JOSEPH p. DAY Auctioneer.
.nH ',, premises directed by said Judgment to be
solu. s. and therein described as follows: All
That certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
situat', lying and being IN the Borough %''o' of
Mhhhattnn. OF the City OF New York and
n"unucd and described az follows, to vii !.
bi';iNNlNG at 4 point formed by the inter
section OF the westerly line of the First
SVchne t,. with the southery line OF Seventh
N'Iee. running thence southeriy along said
westerly 'ne of First Avenue eighteen (ls1
reel thrce CD inches and one-half tM) OF
seventh Street, hfty-two (52) feet: thenca
southerlY nine t9) inches; thence westerly
.hree 90 feet; thence southerly nine (0J
rect SIN 81 inches thence westerly seven :
parallel with First Avenue. and through a
party wall, twenty-eish. t2S) feet six RS
Inches and e-half ~ OF an inch to the
southerly line of Sieve 9TH Street; and thence
street. seyenty-two tT2) feet. six go inches
70 the point or place OF beginning; be sal
distances and dimensions more or leas
Dated New York. February 18th, 1918.
CHARLES i. MURPHY, Referee
frederick q. Ashley, Attorney for Plaintiff.
70 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New
York. '"
The following is n diagram OF the prom
erty TO be Sold its street Number is ll3
7tn SrTp1,E1,
New-York tribune., 1918-02-28
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
40 a,nnK,,-IIarriet II H. Hartnett. Plaintiff.
IN pursuance cf Il judgment of forecios-
hre and sale. duly made and entered in tho
spove, q, O. entitled action and bearing date She
s,a s,a. DAY OF January. 1913. /. The under
W. VII sell at public auction. at the Exchnnge
1nalesroom. nara,o5 Nos 1916 vesey street in the
on tho lst day OF March, 1915 at IL O'clock
noon on that day, by Daniel 0rlenwald,
H1uh1s,nmeer. 1nh tho promises directed by said
as follows: " ~ 49,
ALL that certain, lot piece or parcel Of
s',ma s"na with the buildings thereon erected,
sM.,anhattan, a., City OF New York, County and
state Of New York, ana bounded and de-
scrihed Us follows
BEGINNING at a point on the northerlv
s,ne s,i or One Hundred and Sixth tlos)
,S.r.et. ,. distant two hundred and five (2o5)
feet easter!y from tho northeastery corner
%, 9, tourth Aveue and One Hundred and
ri%,h nnra Street; running thence northerly
nralsl tmrous,, with Fourth Avenue ana partly
li, me Of tho block, thence sasterly along
with One Hundred and sixth Street twen-
ty-hve (25) feet; thence southery and
Parallel 1bIou.h with Fourth Avenue and partly
sloo) feet eleven G1) inches to the north
cry side OF One Hundred and Sixth Street
saa sra ,hehce dr C westerly along, the northerly
sloe or one Hundred and Sixth Street
twenty five (25) feet to the point or place
ef beginning.
., BEING the same premises conveyed to
me me party Of the first part by Lena
Joveshof by deed bearing date December
-. 1925, and recorded on the same day In
me . Office Of the Register Of the County Of
is' HeW YORK. In Llber IS Of Conveyances
Rage 73. Section 6.
dated, New York, February 5th, 1915.
ISAAC dUTMAN. Referee.
bEEWSIER &. FARRITS. Attorneys Cor
rlaintin. 165 Broadway. Borough or
.r, Manhattan Now York City
The following Is g. diagram Of the prop
Ely ,n.'y 10 pe sold; its street number is iii
1n7 Straat
New-York tribune., 1918-02-28
SUMMONS

NEW YORK SUPREME COZ 1T. COUNTY,
or NEW NORh.-AiAN]QRIN HELEN
McI.EOp plaintiff against HARLOW
MONS. ACTION FOR DIVORCE.
30 J'lIE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
HARLOW COMSTOCk MCLEOD:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
gwer the complaint i'll this action, and to
serve a copy of your answer on the plain
tiff's attorney, within twenty days after the
service uron you OF this summons en-
elusive OF The day of service, and in event
Of your failure to appear or answer iude-
nle.lt win be taken against You by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, July Ith, 1917.
tiff, Office & 7. O. Address. 81 cham
CITY and state OF New York.
HARLOW COMSTOCK MCLEOD:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication. pursuant to an order
Of the Honorable Nathan Blur, Justice
of the Supreme Court of the State Of New
York. dated the 21st day OF January 1918
and flied with the complaint herein, in the
office OF the Clerk of the County Of New
York. at the County Court House. Borough
of Manhattan, CITY, County ana State OF
New York, on the 22d day OF January.
1913.
Dated. January esd, 1918.
JAMES A. LYNCH Attorney for Plain
tiff. Office &c p. 0. Address, 81 Cham
hers Street, Borough of Manhattan.
city and State of New York.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-28
c. c. N. Y. Freshmen Start
Baseball Practice To-day

Candidates for the freshman ball
team at c. c. N. Y. will be the first
ball tossers to practice the first try
noon. The arcades of the % Stadium M win
be used for pitchers practice and bat.
ting.
Coach Lionel B. Mackenzie. of the
track and aquatic squads at City Col
lege, will take hand in the training
of the yearlings, assisting Joseph ii.
Decring, who has just returned to the
college after short vacation following
the basketball season. The varsity
trials will begin later this week Max
Fisher, veteran quarter njlor on the
track team, was yesterday elected cap
tam OF the crOSs-cOuntry team.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-28
Hot Springs Entries

First racc tclaimng FOR three year -ods and Up.
ward. purse, $500 lse and hair furiongs)~-
'fetiovna NJ; Daiiyman. e9 .Katharyn Gray %
ia hain Brght. lo2: C. A.. Comiskry. ioa. Arch
Ilpt'es. ioG: Fritz Ernst mp) lOs: Dcryish, los
LanHhorn los: l'cnrod. ioa Ilondo l0a KINNEY
~ Also eliaibe Charles Conncll los; Ray
oakwopd III. and Pochichoo ZOE
second race ior three year olls and UPWARD .
purse 5000: six 'furlopgsl Amalotc tmpA 90
LOTTERY, lO2: Wooden Shees los: Marasuus 1Oa
Butter Scotch II, Ill.
Tllrd race for three scar.olls and upward
mr'c. 5000: six furongs) Stanley Fay H. lO2
SineKar llill. l02; Lady l.ongfeow. ln5 Lindsey
va. Hope l0j; Waiter Dant. l0,; Sam Pickett
,a'' Senator Brodnricl lo7. Nouincc no:
NaNs Beau, ll0: High Low. no; billy Nestle
house. 10, Also eligible: Frank burke l07 :
Dicrso. lee. and Thrift l05.
tourth race Claiming for three year ods and
UPWARD; purse $500; ono milo and sxiconth)--
Elizabeth Roberts, 100: Leah Cochran. 1917 Hand
,Y,; ,ia. 100; ri ralomar, los; Mystic Folly dmp).
~; NJ Paw ra" ll4s Bme 1nlstle. IA; Cnr Field. Iii.
Fifth race Cfcr thlce- -year-olds and upward +.
purse. $500, one mile and n sixteenthl--rractjol,
lpS Sea uroh'n io6; .Duntlrcary. 100: slr Oliver
10: nr. Kendall. III; 1.loomsedgc. III: King
Mart lls; Semper Stalwart, IN: Bleweser nj:
Waterproof IA; Athena. la: Dogart IA Also
uliHshn; Red Cross. H.
sixth raco Claiming; for three year olds and up
ward. nurse, 500; one mile) e)--Malicc 90: Mary
KeIc. los: Queen of the Sea. ll0: Pinch ump J.
": Jessie Louise. ~; Harry Shaw. IL: obous
III. Paddy Dear ll3
rApprcnticc allowances claimed
New-York tribune., 1918-02-28
Wesleyan Faces Hard
Tests FROM Old Rivals

MlDDLETOWN, Conn. Feb. 2T.sThe
three New England colleges which once
formed the Triangular League and
which arc generally regarded as the
pest titted by prowess and size for
rivalry, will meet Saturday, Wesleyan
and Williams in basketball at. Williams
town. and Amherst and Wesleyan in
swimming at Amherst
Wesleyan defeated Williams at bas-
ketball here OH Washington's Birthday
and seems also to have an advantage
over Amherst in the pool. since com
parative scores of both against the
\. Nj. c. A. College of Springfield
favor Wesleyan.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-28

The approximate amount os tho ,;o,
cnarSe. TO satisfy which the above -descrihed
property is to he sold, is sg2s21'54 Win
iuary. 1913. together with the costs and al
towahes tnN. amounting to s401.1l with interest
rom February 18th. 1918. together wit the
eNp''hes or the sale, The approximate
amount OF the taxes assessmens md
lives, IVES, or other liens, which are to be al
,oweu @ 10 the purchaser out of the purcha va
and interest 80 @-''9Vo-
Dated, New York, February 18th. 1918
CHARLES +. MURPHY. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-28
LEGAL NOTICES
TO HOLDERS OF
JEFFERSON & CLEaRfiELD COAL & IRON en-
First Mortgage 81 H0nds
TWtt WOTIyUBH DC Z
SINKING, F'TrEn No

'5I-N MINI O-ND NO HUE
Notice is hereby given provided in sr
..cle Of the ndenture dated June IL
1886, securing the above honda, chat sealed
offers will be received up to 10 A. Al IN
Thursday, March IA. 1918. by the GUAR
ANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
at It's Office. No. 140 lsroadway New Yort
for the sale to 1t az Trustee at the lowaat
price at which such bond shall be offered
not exceeding 1889 and accrued interest
OF the remainder OF these bonds outstand.
ing OF the par value Of Sixty-two Thousana
Dollars ($So, 100000. '" wv
Offers shall be sealed and endorsed "Of
cers for the sale of jefferson & Ciearseid
Coal g. Iron Company go Bonds to sink
,ns tumd and addressed TO the TRUST
j JEFFERSON a CLEARFIELD COAL g.
IRON COMPANY
By GEO. Fl. cLUNE, Treasurer.
baleo Rochester, n. y. February s. lsla
New-York tribune., 1918-02-28
CHANGE OF NAME

AT A SPECIAL TERN. PART /. OF THE
yar! SIpr9ma Sni1 GoqFt Sdtt Of she State OF New
,ba ork ,.,,, ne'd sa at tne County Court House in
2Sth day Of January. 1918. Present: HON
EpWAHp ,N, ~ ,, 4 Z; TIMGH, lr!T;.,, JUSTICE.
TI9N II n l,1n,, 0T TIE GERMAMIA BANK or
Th@E1TY 7'a,' l;n WIZ To G.rH,ANGE IT'S NAME 10
CHANGING CORPORATE NAME. '''''f'i'
Upon reading and fling the petition @,
The GermaniA Bank of the city Of Nav
York, a domestic stock corporation duly
Incorporated under the General Banking
Laws of he State OF New York duly verI,
fed hy Edward G. Schaefer, it, Prosident.
on the 9Th day of December, 1917 where
in sad petitioner prays for An order au-
ihorizin2 ii to assume another corporate
WEALTH BANK" and upon fling the
resolution OF u" Board Of Directors ~
the said THE GEhMANlA BANK or
said change of corporate name. adopted
December 18TH. 1917, and the approval of
the said petition by The Superintendent Of
Banks Of Tue State OF New York and
proofs that copies Of the said petition and
notice of motion herein were duly flied
Superintendent OF Banks of the State Of
NoW York, and upon fling due proof by
aHhdnNits showing that notice of the pre-
aentation of said petition has been dul,
published once In each week for three sue
.essINe weeks IN the New York sun ana
"New York Tribunc' two daily newsna
Banks Of the state OF New York and pub
Mshyd IN inc city and County OF New
York, lh which County such corporation
mas lts business oihcc; and the Courc he
nS satisfied bi- said petition and by the
'lnv1NIts ana certificate presented there
WIN that the petition Is true ana there
Is no reasonable objection 10 the change of
i'hne proposf q. and that the petition ha =
Veth au!N authorized, and that notice OF
me presentation OF rir petition as required
by Jaw has been made;
NOW, pN MOTION Of FIrCI1 &
N!SN.>' Z. i'itorne5s for the said petitioner
40 one opposing, i. Is
ORDERED that said petition he and tho
same hereby IS, granted, and that the
pet1tioner herein THE GERMANIa BANK
of lfiL CITY OF NEW YORK. be. and
IL hereby is. authorized to assume another I'er
WEALTH BANK on and after tSa ~
day OF April, 1915; and It is '"'''
Fl tIHER ORDERED AND DIRECTED
m mlhal 'hls oroer b~ entered and the pauers
upon which ii is granted be fled Within
ten tlpl Gays from the date hereof In the
once OF me Clerk of the city and County
OF New York, the County in which tha
certIhcHte or incorporation of said cor
poratlon Is filed and that a certified copv
or this order within ten tJ0) days a fter
The entry thereof be fled in the once Of
the secretary of State and In the once
of the superintendent OF Banks of The
copy OF this order be published In New
York Law Journal and The Tribune
newspapers published In the County of
New York, once wecil for four successi,.e
weeks. beginning within ten U0j dsv.
after the entry hereof
Enter EDWARD II FINCH.
Justice supreme Courl State of New York