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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-26
y. NJ c. 4. Finds Wounded Men

PARIS. Dec. 21.-The wounded Amer
Strasburg hospitals by the Y. Nj. c. A..
en- November %, were as follows:
Lieutenant j. Arthur O'Toolc, of the
aviation service, CPS Pavonia Avenue,
Jersey City; broken leg September II.
Lieutenant w. W. Manneda, of the
aviation service, Pittshurgh shot
twice; now recovering.
Sergeant Elmer Auchenpaugh. 273
Eighty-ninth Street, Brooklyn; shot in
left leg July 21.
Privates George Hengel, Wanda,
Mimi; jeff Quion, Glencoe Ala, leg
off at knee; John Bowers, Cheboygan,
ware Avenue, Atlantic City; Charles
Menger, PAP Sumpter Street, Brooklyn,
shot in back and leg, convalescent;
James Mitchell, Glcnwood, Ia, left leg
off below knee
George Dahiquist, 100 West Tooth
Street, New York City; James NJ. Scott,
1876 New YORK Avenue, Brooklyn; David
Hamaker, Columbia, Penn; Charles
West, bloomsbury, Penn; Fred Fuen-
Their, Stratford, Wis; Louis Probst,
Louisville, KY, who died in Stras
pectors, after an explosive bullet
wound, and Corporal Ben Nasser, Of
ASS Prospect Place, Brooklyn.
Escaped Prisoners Go Through Berlin
The Y. M. c. A. also found Lieuten
ant Richard Aldworth, of the aviation
service, of San Antonio. who had es-
capped from Karlsruhe, as we'll as Prl-
vate Edward Prunier, of 24S West
Hazel Street. New Haven, Conn; Pri-
vate Perciva Barnes. of New Haven;
Private Albert Kali of Philadelphia
Regiment of Marines, all of whom had
walked from Darmstadt. They left
thirty five Americans there. They OBJ
tanned food and clothing from the Red
Cross and athletic equipment, tobacco
and money from Y. Nj. C. A. man in
Roriic
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BIRTHS

PAULSEN-To Mr.. and Mrs Harry NJ
Paulzen Gree Cothide Lueders) a SON.
Mondsy December %. at Orange Me
mortal Ho rital, Orange. N. j.
SLINGSBT- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T.
Slingsby. CT Sylvan St, Rutherford, N. j..
December %, a daughter. Muriel Ross.
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ENGAGEMENTS

NEUBERGER-BUN Hattie Bun
Eel announces the engagement of her
daughter, Madeleine, to Mr.. Lester Neu-
berger. At home. $50 Riverside Drive.
Sunday. January g.
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SURROGAIES' NOTICES

PRENTICE, PAUL GIN PURSUANCE or
an order OF Hon John Cohalan. a Sur
rogate of the County of New York, notice
claims against Paul c. Prentice. late os
the COUNT Of New York. deceased. 10
TO the SUBSCRIBER at his office and plana
Of transacting business, 81 Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New York
Dated. New York. the 18th day of Oc.
EZRA P. PRENTICE.
Administrative
JAMES r. COLLINS, Attorney for a.
ministrator, 81 Broadway, New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orahle John F. Cohalan. a Surrogate Of
given to all persons having claims against
BlRDSEYE b LEWIS. late of the COUNT
OF New ,,,h YORK, decsas,d to present to
scribers, at their place OF transactinc bust.
ness, at the ONCE of their attorney, J.
City OF New York. on or before the asnS
day Of March next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF Sep.
TENDER 1913.
DAVID II. TAYLOR,
FREDERICK T. BLAKEMAN.
]. FREDERICK EAGLE. Att t9rpeV's r.,
Executors, No. 100 Broadway Man.
haitian, New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orabie John r c4haian, Surrogate Of
by given TO all persons having claim,
against SARAH A. DE LACY late n, ia
County of lSew York deceased to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber at its place OF transacting buslnes,
No. 55 Cedar Street. In the City OF New
York. on before the 22nd day OF March
next.
Dated. New York. tho 18th day of Sen.
tenn Der, 1913.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRUST COMPANY, Fyecutor
PATTERSON, EAGLE. GREENOUGH q
DAY. Attorneys for Executor "a
Broadway. Manhattan. New York city
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ToLE7
WNsTCHEsTEK COUNTY

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW AT LAKE ,rAuop.C
Temp type; stone fireplace; very conveniently
VIII sell, furnished $3.50 C0IiT1RSW9 2G,s or
LEAGUE 40 West SD ST. Mad So $500 'io'i''
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Shipping News
Port of New York

Miniature Almanac
sun rises ..........7:1S Sun sets ..
Moon sets ........l2:04 q. m.
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CEMETERIES

TIE WOODLAND CEMETEkf,
sesd st. BY Harlem Train and by A'V'
Lots of small size FOR sale
Once, 90 Fast 22d 81. y !
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U. S. Troops ON
German Soil i'm
Best of Health
Americans Found Wounded
in Enemy Prisons Now
Convalescing in Allied
Hospitals; Rescued Happy

COBLFNZ, Dec. "a (By The Asso-
ciated Press).-The percentage of sick
ness among the occupying American
troops is unusually low, according to
the estimates of the Third Army medi-
cal officers. The number Of cases in
the eight evacuation hospitals within
the occupied area is about 1000, most
of them being influenza.
Figuring the approximate number of
occupying troops at 100000 the sick
ness amounts to less than "a per cent.
In peace time the sickness among sol
dicrs averages from 2 to 3 per cent.
The excellent condition of the men
is due partly to good billets. There is
just enough drilling to keep the SOL
diers in condition and there is no over
crowding or illness from fatigue or eX-
posture.
The Third Army has five hospitals
in Coblenz, two at Trcves and one at
Maycn. Most of these are former Ger
man hospitals and the equipment is
modern in every detail.
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BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING

Careful. CARPET CLEANING COMPANY
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or on
door, 4l9 East 4Sth st. COE e. BRANDT, Tels-
phone 1872 Murray Hill
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DIAMONDS

DIAMONDS and 1eweIry bought for cash; estA,es
appraised purchased. BENNETT. IT'S By up
stairs.
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HAZARD-At Memorial Hospital. orsn,.
N, j.. Tuesday, December "a. 1918, Mara.
ret Eleanor, daughter of Margaret Elsssse.
and the late Samuel Barton Hazard ~.
nerly of Staten Island. Funeral serv,...
- 'eer,
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KENT Suddenly. in Troy. n. Y. December
90. 1913. J. Ford Kent. Major General, L.
S. Army. retired. Funeral at ST. Paul..
Church. Troy. Thursday. December g. a,
$3.50 a. m. Interment at West Point. ?
.. m. Please omit flowers
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HEBBERD-Su Suddenly. on Tuesday morr,,,
December "a, 1913, Grace A., wife !,
Lester {. Hehberd and daughter Of =.
late James H. and Adelaide ". Well.
Funeral service at the Park Hill Rsfo,r..;
Church, Yonkers, Thursday evening n.
cernber &c, 1T O'clock Oe
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

TYPIsTs PIECE WOHE: EXPERIENCED CAN
EARN $l5 TO 500 WEEKLY. APPLY, A. NJ
BnYDS.s 10 BFFKMAN ST
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a. NJ. 80 u .m..... so p NJ. 81
Barometer Readings.
a m 20 60 l p; m. go p. m. %.
Local Forecast.-Iarly cloudy and somewhat
,odcr Thursday; moderate to fresh west winds
Friday fair
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RCY5 to run errands: llgbt. pleasant work; 80 o.
veet. Motion Picture News, 72e TN ave
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J. FREDERICK EAGLE. Attorney 70,
Executors, No. 100 Broadway. Man.
haitian, New York City.
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MARTIN-On December o. Susan. mother
of Margaret Wehrman. Eva Massey, George
and Oscar Martin, in her s2d year. Rels-
tives and friends, also members Of the
order of the Eastern Star. State Of NV
York. and Delta Chapter No. are in
vited to attend services at her late resi-
dence. GIT Summit av.. on Thursday.
December 26. at II o'clock. Northport
u. Il papers please copy.
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Local Official Forecast.--7he following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows Temporal
lures during the last twenty four hours In com
parison with the corresponding date of last year
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HELP WANTED MALE

10Y wanted ~ leorn printing business erceller
opportunity: SO Harvey Press 100 Lafayette 81
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Philippine. aged g., beloved viii.
of Herman and fond mother of Magds.
lena c. Huneke. Leonora j. Babe. and
Herman Klocke. Funeral services Thun.
day evening. 8 o'clock. Interment Luth-
eran Cemetery, Friday. 10 a. m. i.
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MARSHALSEA - Minnie. Entered into
eternal peace suddenly. Tuesday morn.
ing, December "a, 1913. at the residence o.
her brother James K Marshalsea. ClOstet,
N. j., daughter of the late George AM
Temperance Marshalsea, sister OF Mn
George c. Luebbers of New York, and
Mrs. Martin c. Ravens. of Dover, N. ].
Funeral services 10 80 o'clock Friday
morning. Interment private. Castle
Cary and minister (England) papers
please COPY
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kENT-In hospital in London, on Deeemb,,
q. from wounds received in battle q
September g, Stewart Kent. youngest son
of w. Irving and Helen Van Cortland
Kent. in the 23d year Of his age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-26

December %. Teunis Van A..
dale Services from his late res;dsr..
147l2 Grand S.. Newburgh. N. Y, F.
day, December 27, at O'Clock. SO
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GENET-On Tuesday. December "a. Arm.
beloved wife Of William H Genet. ~ Is
neral Friday. December q, at 10 :30
from Galvin's funeral oarlor. I2etS H.
and Madison AZ. Intermeut Woodl.s =
Relatives and friends invited "
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25

- SDQ6 mon &loffen fan bbere? t91fte Son1en,
6a ban %baagneoe og piloe itreffe @aa1oen no eftcr
Gpr Itiiffffer1te, font laa poa gfatbor6et = men l16lteote
ct Sfrig al Smerte.
Se1e Sen ber1tre Mrm fra Sful6ere1 og neooper
blep Tom EN- %lpi6enoe SIS, i~6etiantihe ban rprtc fig.
Neeo Ben bdire fatnleoe ban f%oriigtig omfri1g fig i
M6rfet og fan6t, at Dan 1aa langt fra laa / it1 Serg,
men 6erimo0 paa 1toget blpot og f11gtigt, 1on1 lug
teoe 1belfripelig al roaooe1 Sr1gt og 1m1gger Saln1
90 CIT bel Gel a1ore Sting, og bans Sberrofelie gift
1ber til isl1e11oe 5frnf, 81 fan buIfe0e boob Ser pur
bprot.
Wie11 set bore0e fife 1911ge1 for Sen fgrlte gfGoiel
o~flpltes al @lp6e ober at bore Ill1ppet fra Set 1cn
2ipet, OF mes 11 bo,te &oloblooigbe6 for1pgte BON at
blibe flor ober 6ituotioner.
SEQ at fale fig for n1e6 fin frHfe @ool16, fon1 ban
mort poo set 9ene r1eo, ~bborle6es set ltoo til t1c6
bons Eerio1.
Sen benltre 5f1l6er Dor rin1eligbts fn1tI t - ials
fol6 bar Mr1en al Seq og 0esuoen breffet paa to
@te6er,1 set famine bor Ei1fa16et 111e6 Sc tre %rnibterite
Gingre paa bent tire Saano.
!9eaar ban pu1tebe, gjor6e set onot / sioer, set bar
ct Mibber, 1om bar br9ffet -for5aobentlig ct al oe
negte, ta11fte &an}er. Mrritgtet bar at file poa ion1
EN- haor6, itrmr Hnbe, og nogle 5forper, 1on1 bang
fait i Saaret, bar r%tn1eligots 8loo.
&atten bar borte og &Ieoerne %forrebne, men baa6e
&niber og 9feoolperett Dor paa Tin &la6s. ssSier6eles-
beo baboe ban ct tp6eligt SS16trpf al 9eepolperer, ion
5an for11o6entltg bar faI6en paa;; tbi bele 6e1 ben1tre
Spfte %fen6eSj, lon1 on1 Sen bar bnn1ret % bnffet op /
fmoo Stpfffer.
:; $ set belle foet bar set Set, benftre, Tom par buns
ipoge Side, og begge Sen los til at bore lao 1,cgel1-
Iun6e / Sr6er.
Mt alt fn11oe set 9abe oerd meget - meget
berrel
gn gia1ot set at faa bi6e, bbor ban oar.
Sel6igbis git BON ditto 11eo SSSprihffffer paa fig, Be
Lao i en- 9gife penitre 8ufielon1tne, iaa set foite6e
bam ct %uerbeligt 8eiD6dr og n1a1ee @n1ertes slpr=
at foa Sen bolet frent, ogsoa Oct onriioer lpffe0ess,
5lep oct en- ar11iom Sfnffelie:- Der bar iffe mere en6
tire @ofsfpritiffer i gifen.
San tog en- lo, itrdg Sen at UNDER Sfoiaalen og
bolM Ben i @eref, irotiI ben brnn6te bans Singre,
~ {aa faaf 9an tili1tetgiort tilbage % ln lange ior
/ en- Des.
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Uuuprirt / muntrn.
Noman At
Sens 8etslits aiellan0.
(Sortl.)

Son{e1 ait iuo ao Norteu, ioq1 blep ltaae'1oe aabe11
efter bem.
- Sc ffal life brD6e De1 ON, at Der CT laa 1nprtt
1oq6e &iqe,t ~n1rntert - Meor og ig Dor ganlte
olene &u5et, % ser fonrner iieloen Sre11meoe ont
Mftenen, iaa bi bor iffe 2ps i Eroppen. Gag mig !
&aanoer, ian ifaI ieg eaa fora1.
De git langiomt og f%orfigtig OPP 90 Ell bglgrtert
Erappe ban talte tire Mfintiers- % pir'e1te omit
Der ct 2psfiar.
- geu er ri bienune. Weor bar bpret flot toag -
ser er 2Ds / @angen!
Sc tom i,o / Ell lioen Soritle, bpor en- 2an1pe pna
en- Erq5toI bar alt bbao Der %fa11otes. R1ge11 oabneoe
en- 500 og ba6 bat11 gaa i1oe11for.
Set @erelie, bpori Sc traaoe i1t6, lao bener 1ffs
1p1oer1iq beboet It's, set gjor0e 1er1net %sS1t6trpf
al at ppre ct @11lterfamr1er eler til geg0 ct 5lagS
&bntor.
st &or bpje @fripepa1lte, ct Sfab, togle Stole oa
ct 8oro bena1e beo gi1onet Dor alt, Dpao Der %tarotes,
oq bele sNegb1enertet 1aa %forfal6ent no.
.@e0 8oroet ia0 e1 gaa1r1eL froget &one og 1trtt=
fe6e. Sun bapoe ct G9rfl9be on Sopeoet, og De
1onoe bruno &arber bar lua flitHtige, at Staalpi11-
oene i ber6es @triffe9i flirre6e. Sorat 8inouet
hama ct rp6t @or6in, - ben enete @jenltano / belle
@tuen, iom Ser fun6e ftges at bore no9e1 Spgge beo
- % poo 8or6et br9n0te en- 2arnpe noe1 Sfl9rm.
Ser Der W6r, fonuner leg n1eb oert &erre.
Tom piIoe tale meb Big! roabte @igen ftaoig ligc
r1unter.
- &ar ban betalt % De fem Bnn6? - 1agoe Den
gomle meo en- bes @tenr1e % uoe1t at te op.
- @ei ban bur lite.
Iengene fprtl iag6e ben gantle.
$anlen ioo fig ON. &an 1igte Dperfe1 $uiet eller
Sen aau1le &ones Ste1me, men ba ban bapoe for~
bisiet fig ON, at Ser bberfen 6orituen efler St1en
fanotes anbre eno bam Ielp og Be to 8btnoer, felte
ban fig life ipnber1ig urolig. San tog en- Ser1plnose
note uo al fin Eegnebog % COB BEN i'll Bigen.
- Eulcn Tuf, Sir! iae6e bun og rejeoe.
- Som berben, bbis Sc bebager = fnurreoe ben
gar11e - og Ices bette.
gun fo11Ieoe in6e poo 8rptet og traf frem ct
9apir, iom bun rafte @anie11.
SON git nerneere og tog in1ob @apiret % Dolo
BET fen moo 2ampe11 for at ie beore.
Da rejite p%lu6ielig oen gan1le frogeoe Some Jig
og. blep til en- &en1peiff6iffeli lie, og UNDER Egrfleoet lao
@orrie1 til fin @fref inb / Deans fnrfer6elige Mniigt.
Meo ct 8rpl falteoe ban Jig oper fin Sienoe, 1pf-
te6e bon, op fra @ulpet font en- Spf og fDleoe bar1
moo SEN rgoe @nr6in, Der fife 6pffere for roget @t11-
1u, nten for en- aoben 2uge Wf1trert.
Nngrebet bar fonnret lao %Ipnlnart, 1aa blot %
operpploenoe, at &anen life fit Et6 til at rere ct
Gem, for ban merfe6e, at ban fal0t meo %1pi1nlertoe
9ort giennem ct tornt, nlgrft gtmr.
Soa lniiteoe ban 8ebioItbeoe11.
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Husarbejde. Havde de bedste
Lager j Eau Claire og de til
raadede mig en- Operation, men
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound helbredede mig, saa.
jeg like beh6vde en- Operation.
.og jeg forteller allie mine Ven
inder derom." Mrs. A. w.
Binzer, Black River Falls, Wis.
Bet er netop en p ,faring som
Mrs. Binzer's. der har gjort det-
te ber@mte Rod og Urtemidde1
til ct Ord i Husholdet fra Hav
til Hav. Enhver Kvinde, som
lider af inflammation, Saarhed,
Forkyldning, Ryglidelser, Ner-
vdsitet, Uregelmassighed eller
the blues, b@r like hvile fpr
hun har pr@vet det, angaaende
specific Rad skriv til Lydia
p, Pinkham's Medicine Co..
Lynn, Mass.
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IDenne kvinde und
en- Operation.
We'd at tage Lydia 2. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, en- at de
Tusinder lignsnde TilfHlde.

Black River Falls, Wis.-cSiden
Lydia, p. Pinkham's Vegetable
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nue. Reading, pa, Inf,
Heii Insonh I'barlas Everett, Pa Inf.
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M, r., y
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H"b"r H"y," n,Ta Hifrat IS1Ts. XibrScb, bThadenh"
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Gnrdn"r. Parton Richardson. Mon'roso Pa.
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SAUERKRAUT DUTCH DISH
Hoover Denies 1t Is Of German Origin
and Urges Its Use

Washington, May 81. Sauerkraut
maligned. attacked and with few defend
ers in the United States. due to its pro-
German associations. found a champion
In the uniteG States food administration.
and instead of being denounced as an
enemy alien was hailed as a benevolent
neutral of Dutch extraction -
In plea designed to halt the propa :
ganda which has made the dish a drag
on the market, the food administration
said:
las matter of fact, the dish is sad
to be of Dutch rather than German ori-
gin. In any event. sauerkraut is a van,
7 able food and adds to the variety in
which cabbage may he prepared Its
ider use would no doubt stimulate q
Aater use of cabbage and would fur
tbe5food administrations campaign
4ee671pnsumptton Of perishable
Q sFsatss 81 yins & shs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-09-24
THE FOURTH LOAN
rs THE FIGHTING LOAN

AS the campaign for the Fourth
Liberty Loan approaches the Ameri-
can Army in France moves on toward
Berlin. Under our own leaders the
great American Army has won a not
able victory.
The Fourth Loan must be great
success. The Fourth Liberty Loan is
a fighting loan.
When our soldiers on the battle
front are Drawing death, each one
offering to make the supreme sacri-
fee for his country and the great
cause, we who remain safely at home
surely should give them every sup
port, should make every sacrifice to
strengthen them. If we can not fight
ourselves we can make our dollars
fight.
1t is a great cause for which Amer
lea is engaged in this war; it is a
great struggle in which the very hope
of the world is bound up that is being
waged in Europe and ON the high seas.
1t is an honor to have a part in it
and all Americans, all of their lives,
will be proud of the part they had in
it or ashamed of their failure to do
their part.
The Fourth Liberty Loan is fight
ing loan Every subscriber to the
loan strikes blow for Liberty, for
Victory.