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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-16

Mr., and Mrs. John T. Mohler. of 617
North Eighteenth street. announce
the birth of son, John Lenig Mohler.
Wednesday, February i3, 1918, Mrs,
Krail, of ShippenHburg. Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs, Stephen Jackson, of
Washington. ID. Cn announce the birth
of daughter, Elinor Grace Jackson.
Thursday, February IL, 1918, Mrs.
Jackson Is remembered here as Miss
Pauline Wilson. of Green street,
Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph II, Maniey,
nounce the birth of n son Hahn n
Manley, Jr., Saturday, February o.
1918, Mrs. Manley was Miss Mabel
Clark, OF Mechanicsburg. prior to her
marriage.
The sun., 1918-10-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEYEs--Receipts, $40 head; mainly
consigned direct to slaughtorers. No trad,
Ing on live weight. Feeling generally
steady, Dressed beef quiet at isg 27c. per
ID. for common to prime native sides.
CALVES-Receipts, $40 head; $40 on
sale, mainly Westerns. Neals nomiuaIly
steady; Westerns easter. Common TO prime
Westerns sold at i9ai2 per 100 lbs.
Dressed calves slow and unchanged; city
dressed veals. sea soc, per ID country
dressed do, l6@2sc.
sales--s. Sanders; So Western calves,
267 ID average, sll.75.
SHEEP AND lambs Receipts, aeso
head; Q cars on sale. Market dull and
unchanged. Common sheep sold at sT7b
per 100 lbs ordinary lambs. si6. Dressed
nutton slow At l29iTo, per ID; dressed
saies-Kerns Commission Co; aOi Ohio
lambs, 70 lbs. sis; SO State sheep. 90 lbs,
S7S6.
HOGS--Rscsipts, 1870 head; none on
sale, Feeling unchanged at SlSS0HlST6:
pigs, si75oi roushs, 'ls. Country dressed
hogs steady.
Live stock Markets In Other Cities.
CHICAGO, Oct, l9.--Hogs--Recsipts, H.
900; market mostly rs 10 SOC, lower than
Fridays general trade; some mixed and
packing Grades showing 75c. decline: early
top, Ss.lS: practical top. late, SIS. Butch
The sun., 1918-10-21
:. nL:sssll!siss:. Ms htss .i;EEssSsiithssSS;;

sacking. ;iS.e5@ii; rough. sitbO9lGa'i
pigs, good to choice, siAb01lb.sB.
CAttle--Rec eipts, 5000; compared with
a week ago, better grades Of msdium and
Western steers, as to loc. higher; com
mon light. 25c. lower beef cattle and can
ming stock unevenly steady to i5c. lower;
bulls. rs to soc, lower; calves. fSe. 70 81
lower; feeding cattle closing 2bc. higher.
Shsep--ReceIpts, 16,000i compared with
u week ago, fat Glasses IS to Doc. lower;
feeding and breeding stock uneveniy soc.
TO 81 lower, ewes declining most.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. is.--Hogs - Receipts,
260O; steady. Lights. sls,1k9i1.5o; pigs,
.lt:Sgiss.:s' butchers. H'"lI'Si heavy
CSttIe-Rscsipts, 1900; steady. Native
steers, fli.5oNis26; hslfers. Ssbe9lb,bO;
.ews, ,s6Osi.,so;, s,eGssTs and feeders
Sheap--Reoeipts, 600i steady. Lambs,
;l8.S0dl6.76; ewes. sllVl.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. s.-Hogs--Reeeipts,
1900: lower. Heavy, slfRl7.S0: butchers,
sls,7sqlI,EO; lights. 1is,SOqiiio; pigs
Cattio--Receipts. 1000; steady. Prime
steers, si7 1i9.iS Southern steers. s7,se@e
II. 80; cows, ts;SOg 1885, hsifers, 'als,5o;
calves, .sal2,6o
shesp--,Rseelpts nensi steady. lambs,
flsdlbt0: yearlings, ti6gh; wethsrs,
50. so Qio,50: ewes, tsTs5o.
The sun., 1918-10-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.


i9eTH ST, sos e, mtg $4,000: Pearl st,
~. mtg 3l,So0--Ferdinand W Keller 20
Marie y LGwis, rs Prospect Park W,
Bklyn; attys. RAbe & Keller. e5s Bway;
assns, each. ...................s1
18TH ST. 30s E--Jss Beams and ane,
ezra TO Rudolph Rsbe. 800 Hudson
st. Hoboken; N J. and Ferd W Keller. rs
SAME PRopERTY-RudolpA + RaSs to
same: attys same. ............,......sl
BRooME ST, 7s-74-wm Goidstona to
Regina Nussbaum, Sea Gin. L /; atty.
N Levy, ass Bwsy, :....,... $4,000
kemper, at Milton, N Y; sttys. Timme
& X, iI9 Bway ...................s3,0 900
18TH ct. 20 w-T.tls Guar & Trust co TO
lily II and Edw II Landon, trustees;
attys. Rounds, II. d d ID. So Cedar
WEST END Nv. $40, mtg ,,s,ccc-wslteS
] Drummond to ssI West End Az Corpn.
sol W Hath st; attys, stoddaTd Il NJ,
SAME PRopERTY-Aibert SAKE to walter
Drummond. $50 .west End av; attys,
SAME PROPERTY, "a part-ssi West End
Av Corpn TO John Il Calhoun, 81 Clare
mont av; attys, same. .............,..N
BRYANT Av. W s. soe i: l7ad ct. .5rico-
Lawyers Mtg Go to katharine L,oerch,
?05 10th av; atty, Lawyers Title a T
CO. loo Bway. .....,,..... 5000
LOTS to S, parcel l. map VIM d Ogden
Saml Nagel 10 Martha @ Reid, 500
Leland sv, Piainneld, n j.; attys, Muir
ray. Pa H:S7 Wall at. ....,,....:.u
st; attys. Todd & ST John, sss Broad
NJ o
The sun., 1918-10-21
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders
torney.)
Manhattan

with name and address of lenders at.
torney.)
Manhattan.
47TH ST, n =, 225 ist sv, ?5xIho S-I.is-
Ter. April rs, 1890: atty, John b. Brod-
sky, 81 Chambers st.,.,.........S6,00 600
18TH ST. 1913 Geo A zsbriskie TO Elise
SerT. s49t Morris av, Bronx, April Is
1901; atty. Albert GOettmann, 500
,,TW sr yc y,iioo:::;nribiin.'
10 NY II and Edw X I.sndon. trustee q
May 20, 1901; atty, Title Guar & T Co
LEx1NSToN Az l,ss.iii1ss.,;cj;oi::ttaavy'O ogY
and Lena NJ Stats to Geo q Schsefer,
e s2d a. N2y - 1876 atty Titls, Qua!
Co. i "a, bTay =, $500
Finance Corp, &c Wall ST. Dec rs, 1883
atty, NJ schwan. so Wall st. . .t;5 600
mont Manor. y Y, to Henrietta ODER
meyer, I'll Il S0th 81, April Is, 1915;
nttys, EnEelhard q Y. III BMRy. .SS5. OO0
The sun., 1918-10-21
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE sUTRO BROS, BRAID COMPAN1

Tbs Amman Meeting OF The ftoCkhOldeTs
OF this Company for the election OF four
Trustees Will be held al the once Of the
Company No. 80 East sbth street, On
Monday, November lslS, at r. NJ
r C. SETRO Secretary
The sun., 1918-10-21
REPuBLIC OF PANAMA
90 Secured Sinking Fund Thirty-yea
Gold bonds. Due November 1, I94i. ,

Notice Is hereby given In accordance
with the terms of the Trust Indenturs
made by the Republic of Panama to Tbs
Farmers Loan and Trust Company AMI
william Nelson Cromwell as Trustee.
dated November :, 1914, that the foiiowins
80 Secured sinking Fund Thirty-Yea-
Gold Bonds dated November ?, 1914, have
been drawn for redemption. at a price az
le2ls and accrued interest to the date O.
such redemption to absorb, as nearly az
may be; all money now in the Sinkin;
The sun., 1918-10-21
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
CLINCHFItLp COAL CoRPoRAIIoN.

New York, October II, 1918
regular quarterly dividend OF l&G or
the preferred cumulative capital stock o
this company has been declared paysbl
November /, 1913, TO stockholders OF rec
ord at close Of business October as 1919
J, L. STEWART, Secretary
The sun., 1918-10-21
CILNCufIkT.D coal CORpORATION

New York, OCTOBER II, 1915
quarterly dividend OF IL e on the
common ftork Of this eompsry hss bee
stockhold.rs q record al close Of busines
october 20, I9iS
The sun., 1918-10-21
Dated N.w Yort. septemher 17,h- IsiS
TIE DAYTON UNION RAILWAY
COMPANY,

ClncIrrHti, OHIO, October II, lplE
BOND PROPOSAL.
Proposals Will be received until Nuyem-
b"r 10Th, 1913, Tor the purchase Of $4,000. o.
nav value Of LoEds Of The Dayton Union
Railway Company for the Sinking Fund ~
arcordanCe with the terms Of the mortgsE-
dated July /, 1899. Interest on these bond
to cease December LIST, 1918.
Il. n. HARRY, Treasurer
The sun., 1918-10-21
4. A. ROLLEsroNE. President.
NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY.

The regular quarterly dividend OF ono
and three -ausrtPrs per cent. on the Pre-.
ferred Stock OF this Company has been de-
cIared. payable December H. 1918, to
stockholders OF record at close Of business
November az, 1919
FRED Il. FoRTMEYER, Treasurer
The sun., 1918-10-21
MECHANICS LIENS.

3eTH ST, lOi W-Liberty Iron Works. Inc.
agt Henry q sillick ct al, owners IRE.
MADISON Az, 926--Jane l. Darlington agt
Mary II Collins. owner; Daniel L
Kern, contractor .iltLOO
The sun., 1918-10-21
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with the name and address of owner and
Attorney
n.xx

TRANSFERS.
with the name and address of owner and
Attorney
Downtown.
BuRLING SLIP, ! and .. 40, axS7, sxse. TX
ssnstsin, 20 W 77th st. oct IS; Az;
LUDLOW sTs ,o is, sSssi.o.Bisiinie;; Realty it
Corpn TO Yetts Kaplsn, e26 Willoughby
AZ bkiyn. a c, Oct IS; atty, ii Cook;
coIuMBfA sr, i5H. a2iots;4e.s. Harry
dss %V f4 Pauns t K'.isS si oc,
atty, Nathan Liehtblou. II Park Row.floo
West side.
(WeSt OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
oisr ST. al 1d lio sssi is5fS'' ,tOrselo. oct
lo--wm o Hubbard, ref, TO the Metro
h hS IL: s. g William 2i5 M .t .!'y
Sept 10. io,S-E hsgy Hndsrsen. ref,
L % a;S sss SoTpn bort S s Ell nS 3S
leash $1,000 and p m sa4,oool .taa.ooo
Uptown.
issfa s 5S .S P W GS ,s;s s .s
orsass rf msa a.' al LIENS. h
SAME PRoPERTY+Martin " Miii to
" l. Realty Co. Inc. mtg $4,000. Oct
~ st'ys' Same. '.'....' '''.'.'..''' W
Bronx.
thorough Of The Bronx)
Jas Barrett to Jas J Barrett. $50 Horns-
day pl, Oct Is: atty. VIM C Orr. 81
HOE Nv. i,fS. W 8. 5oxicc-.hbisnij Aipert
to Celia Alpert. 100 Forsyth ct, Oct 10;
atty, Cslia Alpert. 100 Forsyth ST. 81
10th ST, sol E, .. szsxloo-olds Hold
IN, p ep5p to Arm9do Bldg Co, Inc. 80
SAME RoPERTY~Armodo Bldg c8 10
S ScS daS S.'f Corp az BTay1 mtg SAL
SAME PRoPER,frYi-o;id:: Holding Corp 't 10
Henrietta Y Hole. BuriinSa me. Cal, mtg
$4,000: Oct II; attyy, steinield g. NJ
KiSGshRIbdE rip. e jss,S Mece csnS:
llllo--Excellent Realty Co. Inc. s77
Bway, to Alfred Brossard, 1870 Findlhy
az Oct ls; atty. q a stclnmuller, 1911
LOT u, Dix 5. Sec 4, 'Edenwa,id-Gioy;aaninii
Paeella TO Maria Llsgeri. al L ii7th 81,
Oct 70: atty. d LobsI, 22o W 42d St. 81
Island Homes, Inc, 10 MSSei n Living.
ston. Is Irving st, Worcester. Mass, Sept
81: atty. Mabel NJ Livingston, is irving
st Worcester, Mass. s2,2S0
Samuel Kurzman to Rose Bieich. sa5
Bedford az. Bklyn. mtg 5000, oct 10,
Any David Goiger. 22o 9Th av. 800
ltsD ST. g. 3io.l willis av, li.Ilxioo;
soo 1880 St; rs :5S e willis sX, 15x
2s.1iNlOoi also 1isd 81. 8. s7e wins
av o.lxioo: also land in. N Y-Amalia
Wackerow to Frank W p Jaeger. sum
init y J. and ano Crust deedj. Oct s;
atty, Knoeppel, 5 Bsekman at. ~
HOME ST, 7iS, 8, ss,lxloo--stsnleigh
ings Bank. 10 Bway, oct Is; atty, L G
kruner, 100 Bway .,.............t1s,00 900
The sun., 1918-10-21
AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 60.
lat - vEsEy STREET.

ny hercert A. sherman.
RIVERSIDE pRIvE. lca. e 5: s5,7 n s'd
d A Jefferson agt Amelia Bingham ct
al: w r Hart. atty: due. slo.ss2sS;
by Joseph P. Day.
SAP Ion ST. ,o';s w's.ow s!h ss ss.s
Karseh aSt so. W sea 81 Corp 81 al;
Wendell: Z = a.. 3 :. atty'' due. '''''ss';
i66Ii. 5 sty bk tnt-Francis L Noble
aet II W schlesinger ct al; W Runyun,
atty; due. s2t.siTSs; taxes &C. $4,000.
BY Henry Brady.
"ieoli' sly int and stTsIJ srann.
nelly. atty; due. ,ii,sis, taxes. &C,
BY Arthur C. Sheridan.
BROADWAY. s. 400 n siith, O1ox
7sIoxS75xs4ll, vacant--Jas Blooming
dale agt NJ Dowd ct al: A c STREET.
wolf, atty; due. 's.oss:s; taxes, &C,
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER "a.
lat II vEsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.
1soTH ST. IS W, 8. 2s7s Lenox ay:
Isxioe:ii, sty and b dwlE-c W
Han ct a. T. 50; , Wm d k:rTiI Il
taxes. &C, ,is.si. ''
lat s2cs THIRD AvENUEl
by Henry Brady.
GRAY ST, " cor Wood av. ?S,sxleox
ss,y;; que, 'i.ssi.s7i taxes. Se. 5000.
Agnes Murphy :, al; Knox & D. s,tys;
due. ts.5ls.ssi taxes, SC. s2.ots,is.
WOOD AV, =. i0i.li W Gray. 25,6xi0ox
nsr e. al; so,ion 0s Kso s I@e B. Ss5 gs
due, Ssss.24; taxes. &c, sso1S.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER si
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
DIVISION ST, as and 80, n 8. abt $40 o
and str bids--Florence Israel ,sgt r !
due, iIs,oss7i; taxes. &C. iI,4Ssso,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS.
TAT II vEsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.
4sTH ST. 500 W, s, $50 W 10th av. ?5x
Bank AIT Caroline Meyer ct al: Amend
attys; due, siLsO9,sS; taxes. &c,
,s;rH Sr. a., w, s. 800 a Amsterdam
sv, 5oxiot, vacant-Mutuai Lie Ins CO
REt Chss Geiger ct al; + l. Allen. atty;
due. Sl2.S4GS6: taxes, &c, S40s+2,
lat secs THIRD AvENUE,I
BY James ], Donovan.
TIEBoUT. Av. 1891. W 6. e1s,l n lsith st,
vscant-diobe 4 Rutgers Fire ms co art
st,ys; duo. is,isOti; taxes, &c. Iii',
uNioN Av. sSl. W g. 1898 n lsOth st,
?osxio6, . sty tnt--c NJ steinevt AEt c
W GIeson; o Davis: atty; due, s5,'
VALENTINE Av, asSs, c s, 1ss n ls4th st.
RutEsrs yirs ms CO as, Julia Rely ct
O3Iss: taxeh &c, S5,5O7.6S
The sun., 1918-10-21

ahl VII be fedeemed through the sam
sinking Fund at said price Of lO2it an
accrued interest 10 the date of such r.
hempton, by The Farmers Loan ana Trus
Company, Trustee, at ltE once, Nos. 10?
william street, New York city, on NoVen, .
her list, 1918, from and after which dat !
the bonds go drawn shall cease TO bear IN :
tefest, anything in such bonds or coupon
pertaining thereto to the contrary not
wthstanding
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY,
by EDWIN s. MARsToN. President.
WILLIAM NELSON CROMWELL
Trustees, D.
The sun., 1918-10-21
MORTGAGES.

MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Dowutwon.
tSouth OF Fourteenth street)
LAtGHT ST, $500, s0.2x5O.2, Oct l-John
Mary II Curtis and Gertrude Dooiittle TO
Title Guar q Trust Co. l76 Bway. due
ana Int as per bond. ,...........{ 500
(Wtst OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
I'D ST. I25 W, soxi0z.2, m, oct is--Im =
wood Realty Corpn to Ellery A Auder-
son; ret 7ol Madison av, yrs, SO; atty,
Title Guar q T Co. l;e Bway. $40 900
Uptown.
tManhattan Island, north of 10Th street \
10th ST, 1919 w. loe.ilx4s.sx irrsg, Oct
is W I. Realty Co to Atlantic Finance
Sorpn, l?2 Bway, due as per bond int
w; attys, Gettner, A. 1913 Broad
way .''.''''''....'. ........,. $3.50
Bronx.
thorough Of The Bronx)
FlELnsT RI, W cor .5Oth ct. T1lc1
-. iox7t1IxI5t-Chss Evans to Della :
Geld Estate, 81 Cedar st. July ~, pr
mtg $4,000, . yrs. Sc atty, Deiahaid,
IL, T h X. ~ Cedar st............Ss,b0o
CLAY Az We AIS Is5th st 25xleo--Jas
Barrett to Jas Barrett 1853 Clay av,
Oct IS. yrs. 80; atty. VIM c Orr. 81
14oTH ST. sol u. :. ,7.sxioo---AjrmH;opS Go
Bldg Co to olds Holding Corpn. all
Bwsy. pr mtg $2T 900. Oct is. due Dec /,
1920. Sc; atty, II ziessr, 9i7 Broad
LOIS as to 81; map sound view p fsS;Voo
City Island Beach CO. lOH East fremont
Av. to city Island Homes, Inc. II wall
st. Oct /. 1917, yrs, go; attys. satter-
lee, Il 3, 20 Wall st,....,.,,,...fS,5 $50
The sun., 1918-10-21
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
CONTINENTAL. REFINING ca

The regular monthly dividend OF 10 on
the common stock OF the Continental REIN
ing Company will be paid on November 10,
lSls, in scrip, to common stock holders of
record on the books Of the company at the
close OF business October 81, 1915. said
scrip VIII be convertible at par into com.
mon stock on any date prior to maturity at
turity the scrip will be redeemed by the
Company with interest at the rate Of ia
per annun
The sun., 1918-10-21


To the Holders Gold Bonds of
AMERICAN WRIr'ne PAPER COMPANY
Dated July L.
s3SsS @ = :; S ] ti s % ''s @ Ss'
S:5z sis $: s.? IL $ FL 5: $:; . ''a; '
+ e : = ::: : Cd: s': %
a.; ::: ::: 4 "a: 4; 81;
Es &c The bonds exchanged for $1,000
Tn : s: JANA: g: +: .; $ y ss: from :.s ~: e s
=: -: ::s g 4: i:
5. Fund povaon
An o OF til. vluef doutan
additional sinking
g: e. G: :: 81; G: :;: i: $ ; is;
Fifth Bond; on: .:s : d: " " surplus as defined
] ;:: $ Il: :;7; AZ: ;;$ @
e.: e; Il: :; ;:}; ::::::: ;::;:
::ss : s : :I: s: ::s = is: s:::e.
::: $i s e ; Il ';;
$:s ; $! T: :: :5 $: :S Iii: e sss :s$ ] :s
Sc: 4. az: ss $ Is e [ s 9 U.s.
July 1919 attached with the Old SPsny
mite and when by
In +: : +: fs. s s; :s XII s s:
of
L bondhlde
to depositt without delay
EE. Chairman
JMMyFRRA6 GRssNME
s::: $S SSEis
C.
Commtu
Counsel Isentan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-24
For Sale-Automobiles.


FOR REN T-1917 Mitchell touring car.
Al condition 4f39 Northcote ave.
Phone 35sR East Chicago Ind 1926
FOR SALE OR TRADE-1916 Davis
Six. 7-passengert Al shape. 1915.
4506 Forsythe ave. East Chicago. Phone
672-M. 1922
FOR SALE Ford roadster, Gray &
Davis starter, new tires. Keaxon
horn new battery; Stromherg cart in
fine condition; / 5-passenger Kissel:
Z-passenger Maxwell. complete. l spas
senger Maxwell Hammond Garage. 500
Holman St 124-3
FOR SALE-Eoomy Overland roadster
at bargain; 1915 model s3-B. FIVE
tires, starter. spot Hght Ike new. rea -
son for selling; drafted. Phone 2e42
Hammond q 9
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-24
{. CHICAGO
WORKS BOARD
MEETING

At the recent meeting Of the East
Chicago board of works. bids were re
ceived on the improvement Of 142nd st.
as follows: Shea & Co. plan b $3.50,
plan G $295; Campbell Construction
Co. plan b. S2.91 The bids We're turn
ed over to the city engineers office for
computation and tabulation-
This was the meeting for renons-
frances on the Strengthening of Dickey
Pl at Michigan avenue. but none were
filed Minor notifications Of the orig
inal specifications are under coSideratton
and the matter was laid owe rfor one
week.
The Northern Indiana Gas and Elec-
trio Co. applied for permits to erect
poles and make extensions for giving
service on North Northcote and Homer
Lee avenues The permits were grant
Cd This matter has been pending for
some time owing 70 the inability of the
company to finance these extensions
without help from tho users Of the serv-
ice. It is understood that compromise
agreement was made between the COM
pany and the builders. Petit Bros.
claim was received from Joseph
Nauracy for damages sustained to his
guarded derrick that had been used for
cleaning out the sewer on Barring ave
nue.. between $50 and 151st streets. The
claim amounts to about 500.
The board is after the railroad com
panies to compel them to repair plank
ing on the various crossings. Repre-
sentatives Of the following companies
have been asked 70 appear before the
board Pennsylvania, F. J. & E I II b,
r. s. 0. y. Y. c. H W z. c St Ry..
South shore Interurban and G &
Samuel Wheale was appointed in
speotor on the NicCook and 13eth st i'm
provements.
The Z c. & I. H Water company
were instructed % iay mains across
l39th ST on Melville, Alexander and
Canalport avenues
The Chamberlain Metal W-eatherstrip
CO. was given the contract for placing
weather strips on ell windows on the
west and north sides Of the city hall.
both floors The cost will be sIs5.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-24
NO TIME FOR
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tCohunued from page one-l
In the field. As that master of war has
said. this IS a struggle between peoples
as well as between armies. II might be
just as fatal for the people of the allied
nations % be victims of overconhdence
as for their armies 10 suffer from il
There is little danger Of the latter: the
allied soldiers know their foe. thew DO
not make the mistake Of undertaking
his genius for war his fighting ability.
But there is real danger that the allied
peoples, and particularly the Americans
viii be deceived by over-confdence 10
the point of relaxing their energies
when the situation calls for a supreme
effort. If a victory is to be won and a
democratic peace secured
In homely phrase winning round
and that is just what General Foch has
done IN the scissors sector-rnav he
and generally is. very different thing
from winning a fight. In this war Ger
many has won most Of the rounds so far
and shows few. if any. signs Of waning
skill and strength in the field ri was
never more true that the allies need all
the resources they can command 10 end
the war in their favor As many ships.
a. many airplanes. as much artillery
and ammunition n can be constructed
and manufactured. and as quickly as
possible. is the urgent. the imperative
need of crisis which was never more
acute. And as for troops. too many Of
them can not be organized and trained,
not 100000, but twice 100000 or
more We are speaking of America s
contrihution-our allies are very near
. I-r u 49, eE.s.F-
Il can not he repeated too often that
Germany designs To recruit vast army
In Russia. TO match every American SOL
der with coerced or corruptible Rus
sian. Commissions have been ofered vet
Grams Of the late Russian forces. many
Of whom are of German blood Starva-
ton will be the recruiting officer in
many cases There rs no doubt that
Germany can raise p large army in her
new and her suzerain provinces. But it
can not he done. OF it should not he
done as expeditiously as America can
put freemen IN the field fully equipped
and ardent for victory. There IL indis-
putebIy Russian menace in The Ger
man program.
This consideration alone should put
Americans or their guard and give them
pause when they huzza for 3 minor sue
cess which may be temporary and Will
not lead TO victory unless our people as
wei as our soldiers i'm the field. and cur
allies. connhatants and nonconbatants,
dismiss insidious optimism and brace
themselves for a long and desperate
struggle. The war can surely be won
with our enormous resources in man
power and material. but not unless we
prepare for the ordeal confronting US
and give OF our hest-New YORK Times
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-24
SUE KNOTS FOR
BREACH OF CONTRACT
A. F. Knots Claims to Have
Been More Damaged
Than Plaintiff.

LAPORTE IND. July 23-Attorneys
were preparing yesterday 70 try a com
plicsted case brought here from Lake
/ county wherein the Clark Construction
Co. sues Armanis F. Knots Of Lake
county for alleged breach Of contract.
the contract being one whereby the
plaintiff was 10 erect a brick building in
Gary for the defendant Judgment is
asked for $4,000. The defendant has
filed cross-complaint and asks judg-
ment for $4,000. The suit was first
filed in the municipal court Of Chica go.
and tried in the United States district
court for Illinois and Judgment rend-
cred for $4,000. It was discovered that
the defendant. Knots. had no property
in Illinois. but did have property IN In
diana. and suit was brought in Lake
county 20 recover on the Judgment oh
tanned in Illinois. The case then was
sent here on a change Of venue While
the construction company claims dam
ages due on breach of contract. the de-
fendant alleges ne was more damaged
than the plaintiff. The bu4iGine was 10
have been erected on certain property in
Gary and had to he erected ~ certain
time. St is claimed in order for defend
ant TO hold the property. The suit was
commenced in 1907. The most Of yes
terday was taken UP by attorneys in
getting a jury. Osborn & Osborn and
Crumpacker & Crumpacker represent the
plaintiff while the defendant is repre-
sented by William J. Winery Of Ham
mond and barrow & Rowley The case
is being tried by Julius Travis. special
judge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-24
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