davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-27
BOLSHEVIK FLAG
is UNFURLED BY
NEW COUNTRIES
(Rv Associated Pressl

Paris, March 27-General Mangin
will be called from command at May
ence, newspapers announce, to under
take a mission whose character and
scope are indicated plainly by events
in Hungary
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-27
RAILWAY MEN
ACCEPT OFFER.
lBY Associated Pressl

Lcndon--Deleg9tes to the roa-
ference of the National Union
of Railway Men have decided to
accept the offer of the govern
ment for settlement Of their
demands.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-27
BILL TO LEAVE
HOLLAND.
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated PreSS)
Wilhelm H h enzol-
lern intends to leave Holland for
Switzerland on account of threat
ening letters received, says
Lasuihse. Austrian and German
nobility are seeking houses in
Switzerland at moderate prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-27
(BV Associated Pressl

Washington, March 27.-An ap-
peal to the United States and the
Entente for arms. ammunition and
equipment for soldiers to be sent
against the Russian and Hungarian
red armies, by Rumania and Czecho-
Slovakia, has been made by the Mid
European Union
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-27
(Bv Associated Press)

London, March 27.-Any doubt
that the covenant of the League of
Nations will be mentioned in the
Peace Treaty has been removed by
responsible British sources.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-27
(Bv Associated Press)

Berlin, March 27.-With the ar
rival of the first American food ship
yesterday and the meeting of Ger
man financial experts at Waimar yes
terday in preparation to going to
Versailles, Germany seems 30 feel
that peace is nearer than at any other
time
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-27
MEXICANS
ARRESTED.
By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
Wahington-Three men are
under arrest at Progreso, Mex
leo, charged with the murder Of
Oscar Wallace, an American
killed at Hacienda Encinas.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-27
(Rv Associated Press

London, March 27.--Italian troops
have occupied Pressburg, thirty-five
miles southwest of Vienna, on the
Hungarian side of the border, says a
Budapest dispatch.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-27

Taussig is chairman of the
United States Tariff Commission
and he has been asked by Presi-
dent Wilson to go to Paris and as
slst IN the readjustment of COM
mercial treaties. Extensive data in
the hands of the commission as to
economic alliances and transport
problems and costs will be of in
valuable aid TO the American
peace delegation.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-27
(By Associated Press)

Athens, March PA massacre of
Armenians by Moslew gendarmes oc-
Cured recently at Aleppo, according
to Constantinople advices.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-27
(Bv Associated Press)

Rome, March 27.-Prenk Bib Doda,
vice president Of the provisional gov
ernment of DuraZzo, and an influen-
tial Albanian chief, has been assas-
sinated.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-27
Last Minute
Bulletins
PLACE FIRST HUN
SHIP IN LINE.

(By Associated Press
Washington-The Cleveland is
the first of twelve German ships,
all located in the United States,
to be placed in commission.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-27

c, f. Sprouse arrived in FL Centre
this morning and will spend a few
days in the Valley on business.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-27

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-19
AMERICANA v LUXEMBUR-
-KU.

Luxembourg, lX. 1nOra. - A
merickt vojsko prcvzaIo od
franc0nzskt armady mtsto L.u-
.xembnrk. Francouzi Odtahli po
ncchajic V meste jen ntkOlik
piid6lenctl hlavniho stanu mar
Sala Foche. Amercane dnes pc
Cuji O udrzeni klidu pOradku
v male tetO ZemiCce. N6kOlik
hcdin pred tim nez-li Sc Ameri-
cane uvaZali v kontrolu Luxem
hurku proskakovaly zpravy, re
hrozi propuknouti nova revolu-
ce, ale amerlcky velitel vSemu
bystfe pfedesel tim, Ze zavGas
ZakaZal srocovani a TAX celia re
voluce Sc stala pOuhym dy-
mem. Revolucionaii zamysli ne
davno dosaZenou velkovevodky
nj Adelhaidu sesaditi a zavesti
v!adu republikanskou, cemuz
hlavn6 nadrzuji FrancouZove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-19
HLASf Sc DOBROLNE K
POL. SLUzBE.

Asi psdesat pratel zavraz-
deneho rohovnika r. Whitea
rf'ihlasilo sc vcera ma pOlicii,
ably nabidli sve sluzby We wy
hledavani dotycneho pachate-
lie. Mysli Sc, ze zapasnik White
byl zastfelen nejakym ital-
sKym mstitelem. White byl to-
tiz vlasskeho puvodu a We sku-
tecnosti jmenoval Sc Blanca.
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IWSSl [WSSi
BYVALY RAkOUSKY CfSAR
CHCE Sc STEHOVAT DO A
MERIkY,

Geneva, Svycarsko, l8. Gno-
Ia. 49, ZvlaStnl depeSe doS!a
sem z InSpruku prozrazuje, re
byvaly vladar rozsypavSiho Sc
Rakouska, Karel, jest vlastne
zajatcem ma jistem zalnku D.
koli Vidne kde jest strezen So
cialistickou hlidkou. Telegram
dodava, ze pan Karel Habsburk
chova prani vystehovati Sc. Sc
svoji rodinou jako prosty obcan
do Spojenych StatG, kde pry
ma tez ulozenOu vetSi cast svc~
ho movitehO imenl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-19
CESTY ZfZNlVYCH JSOU
NEZBADATELNE.

Danville, Ill. - Vzhledem k
tomu, re urady prisne stihaii
provinilce, kteri Sc odvazl pre-
vazeti whisku pres hranice do
statu Indiany, chapou Sc pase-
raci rozmanitych prostredkd, g.
by bdele oko strazcu obelstili.
Pred jednim kostincem We West
vile udal sc vcera vybuch ma au
tcmobilu, venku stojicim, kite
ry rozdrtil jeho radiator. Shlc
dalo Sc, re byl radiator naplnen
whiskou, ktera Sc hOrkem vzni
tia a explodovala. Patrne Sc ia
kovym ZpGsobecn prOveZlo do
Indiany zapov6zeneho napOie
jiz vice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-19
MACHAROVA PRACE "A NASI
SVOBODU.
NARODNf LISTY UVEREJNUJf ZAJMAVY CLA-
MEX Q TAME PRACI BASN1KA MACHARA
IA OSVOBOZENf CESkOSLOVEN-
SKEHO NARODA.

nj, re byli jsme lapeni a bude-
me zatceni drive, neZ ucinime !
nejake krOky. Masaryk konec
ne poznav, re nemuzeme nase-
no muze navstiviti v noci, ma
vrhl, abychom sli spat rano
z.jistime pax dalsl.
Nasledujici den Masaryk pfi-
Sci do bankovniho Zavodu Il
smevem. Vysvetlil. ze postal
pro Doubu poslicka, ably prisel
Go kavarny. Prisel a Masaryk
ziistil, ze vlastne Douba je slu-
hou u ministra a je dobry Czech.
Co podnikal, bylo nebezpecno q
slo 0 zivot. Primal Sc, jak to
d6lal. Kazdou noe chodil do Il
fadovny ministrovy a opsal u
kaZdy document drive, nez byl
cdeslan. Mel u sebe revolver,
ably Sc zastrelil, kdyby byi
snad prekvapen pri praci. Bylo
mu nabizeno, re bude odme-
nen, kdyby snad potfeboval.
Odmitl. Vysvetlil sc slzami v o.
cich, re by Sc citil urazen. A
mel zenu a decko. A dvakrat az
trikrat pfisel S obalkou. Masa-
ryk malokdy prijel do Vidn6
sam. Obycejne postal Eduardo
Benese, anebo redaktora Hal
ka. Benes prijel pravidelne We
Ger rano odejel.
Masaryk prekrocil hranice o
vanocich 1914. Ved6l jsem, re
valka bude dlouho trvat a zdv-
zoval jsem jei, ably zGstal co
nejdele bude moZno V Cechach.
AvSak Masaryk v6del, kdy mel
odejeti. Byl nejvyssi cas-. Pc
zdeji Douba pi'inesl zpravu, ze
bylo sdeleno 0 Masarykovi, re
mel konferenci S JihOslovany a
italskymi poiitiky. Nekolik ne
del po te byl vydan rozkaz, ably
byl Masaryk zatcen.
Sdelil jsem Masarykovi, re
kniha jiz byla rozebrana a me-
nj ma prodej. Benes jel do Vid-
ne a zp6t do Prahy a mohl je-
Iste poslat zpravu "a hranice.
Masaryk pfi SVEN navratu do
Rakouska mel byt okamzite "a
teen. Avsak Masaryk to vedel
nevratil Sc. Zatim sc vsak jiz
v6delo, re Sc neco dele. Nebylo
zadne tajemstvi, ktere bychom
revedeli a pohybech a 1my-
slech rakouske vlady. Prisla po
tom prohlidka meho obydli.
Sam policejni komisar Premin
ger stal ma koberci, pod nimz
byly rozestreny dokumenty, D
nfz Sc jednalo. Preminger byl
|vojenskym zalobcem prot Kra
marrow. Byl isem V trapnych Ii
zkostech, ably snad nekdo re
zrizencG nezaslechl n6jaky Su-
stot pod kobercem. Mel jsem "a
to, ze dobre Rakousko mas ma.
Zatim doSla west z Prahy,
re kdosi duverne sdelil naSe ta-
jemstvi a bylo treba tudiz Sc mi
ii ma pozoru. Odstranil jsem po
zd6ji Doubu do Czech, kde jisty
slechtic zadai vratneho. Mini
str ztratil totiz nektere doku-
menty a dival Sc pokazde taxa
We ma Doubu. Douba vsak ode
sci a dOSlO ma mne. DOStaVan
jsme dokumenty jinou cestou,
ponevadz Sc hlasili dobrovolni-
ci a kdyz muj domov bylo zno-
va a znova prohledavan, byl
jsam zatcen. Co zazil jsem We
vAzeni, nikdo nemdze tusit. Byl
jsem toho presvedceni, ze byl
jsem prozrazen a ze vlada vi
vSecko. A potion jsem 81 od-
dychl. Dovedel jsem Sc, ze byl
jsem obzalovan pro sve basne.
Hloupe, hrozne hloupe Rakou-
sko. Chytilo sice praveho muze,
ale ucinilo proti n9mu falesne
zaloby.
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tribune v New IOrku vel
SVEN nedelnim elsie otiskuje
preklad zajfmav6ho liceni Ma
rodnich ListG, jak basnik Ma
char tajne bojoval "a osvoboze
nj teskoslovenskeho naroda. Wy
jimame n6ktere zajfmavosti to
hcto llGeni, ktere bylo jiz drive
pOdstate uvefejntno amerl
ckych Gasopisech V nasem H.
ste. Licenl zni:
Kdyz Masaryk prijel ma pod
zim 1914 do Vldne, rekli jsme
81 a pozdravili Sc navzajem:
Hodina naSe nadesla. Svetova
ralka privodila novou dobu v
historii CechG, at .jiz mela W.
hrat jedna anebo druha strana.
Byli jsme odhodlani podporo-
vat Spojence trebas Nemecko,
kdyz bude potreba, jen odloucit
Sc cd Rakouska. Mas problem
byl rozdrtit okovy, rozvratit mii
re naseho v6zeni. Bylo treba
propilovati okovy a odriznout
provazy ktere mas spinaly tom
vezeni. Bylo vSak treba to uci-
rit takovym zpdsobem, ably vGz
intel nespozoroval, re js1ne II
volneni, az nadejde chvile nase
no 1tGku re zalare. Musely Sc
tudiz jevit mrize, jakobyly ne
byly prepilovany okovy, jako-
ty nebyly odilznuty. Vezeh sc
mel jevit, jakoby byl odevzdan
resignovan6 We svGj osud. Bylo
tudiz treba pracovati tajn6. BY
Ia to ovsem cestna a poctiva pra
ce. Byla to race vzruSujfci a ne
vdecna. Dozorce v6zehsky tuSil
neco teto praci, pon6vadz ne
mel dobre svedomi. TuSil ten
dy, kdyby byl nem6l zadne pla
Gene zvedy. Masaryk prijel do
Vidne. Byl v Hollandsku a chtel
tam jeti znova, ably nabyl infor
macl. ktere iSme neSm6li v6d6t,
a ktere nam Rakousko nechtelo
dat vedet.
Masaryk rekl Macharovi, re
.jisty muz jmenem Douba sc do
stavi a odevzda mu tajne ured
nj listing vladni a vykazal Sc jiz
zpravou knizete Thuna, jenz
sdeloval ministerstvu vnitra, re
vojsko tahne ma hranice zceIa
pokojne a v Cechach Sc nikdo
nehybe. Lid pry dava cisafi, co
je cisafovo. Bylo tOtiz ujedna-
no, kdykoliv ma nekdo pro tyto
dokumenty Prahy prijeti, te-
dy bude v korespondencnim list
ku ncinena Zmlnka o casopise
"Nase Doba." Masaryk zatim
dejel do Prahy a zahadny muz
Sc dostavil. PriSel do bankovni-
no ustavu, kde byl Machar "a
mestnan a Otazal Sc, zda by
mohl zakoupjt jiste cenne papi.
ry. Odkazal jsem jej ma zivnO-
stenskou banku a obdrzel jsem
"a to objemnou obalku, pry to
prispevky pro 'Nasi Dobu.' -
Znamenite to prispevky. Byla
to zprava ceskeho mistodrzite-
lie, armadni nafizeni arcivevo-
dy Bedficha, zpravy okresnich
hejtmand a rGzna anonymni u
dani proti jednotlivym osobam
pro ministra vnitra. Psal jsem
listek Masarykovi, ze prof. Ed
Itch chce napsat neco Mezopo
tamil do Nasf Dolby. Bylo to zna
meni, ably n6kdo prijel z Pra
ny do Vidne pro listiny. Masa
ryk prijel do Vidne hned nasle
dujici den. Vysetrovali jsme,
kdo vlastne je nasim zahadnym
dodavatelem, kdo je tento Dou
ba. Kdo mohl by Sc zmocniti tax
dGlezitych dokumentd. Bylo
nam to zahadou. Sli jsme po We
ceri do kavarny a prohlizeli lie
hmanovy direktory. Vyborna to
kniha, ale nenasli jsme v nj mic
podobneho. Slova jsme nepro-
mluvili a uvazovali jsme, ze
snad jsme byli lapeni nekte-
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FALL RIVER LINE
to Boston. Ly Pier IL N r., p. n. daily
PROPOSALS.


NOTICE OF SALE.
The following property of the United
states government. purchased Tor use o.
for which tho Government has no furthes
use by reason of the cessation of opera
lions by the board will be sold by sn-
TO the highest bidder, on sealed proposals
which viii be publicly opened at 10 A n,
4o7. Old Post ONCE Building. City-of New
LIST OF PROPERTY.
10 Remington No. 10 typewriters;
Underwood No. typewriters; is oak typei
o %5isr c SsTks single psSesta i ss,S osn
l6xSXxsH; SO drawer oak cabinet. ! sec.
dFaw.5 drswwsrs 'ss%HiS; IL secti Sinc
t15&xl6 and extra top; SO open card ME
drawers drawers 9Es25hx?ii: Al open card az
drawers t5Gsss xsSssss % 0 slnse caro- Graves
cardboard correspondence file unit 2+xl7Nr
Tx, "a correspondence Me drawers eng
Of four tier and two OF three tier; 60 wirs
chine; ~ metal file drawer back stops
,.egsl ; siss,; electric fans, 10 inch ana
! folding canvas cot; rubber pillow; l2s
yards of cloth used as dust cover: le
stenGgraphers paper racks, shx2tNx+:
card tray. shx1oxs; . bundles Of file folders
new lls wooden back stops for regis-
tration card drawers; 1000 feet Of lumber;
two hole paper punches; IL loose Leaf
binders 2O3 glass ink wells; ~ sponge
cups; bulletin files. wood backs. new
binders; pencil sharpeners; numbering
machines; l HotchlSiss No. l stapling ma
chine. Property listed may be inspected
until March 26th between hours of 10
A. NJ and =. NJ. Further information
Bidders must inclose with bid a money
order or certified check marked BID
Check for the amount OF the bid, payable
to the order OF Discussing Officer a Agent
OF United States. state of New York This
check or money order will be returned to
an unsuccessful bidders at the time thd
award is made.
Bidders must he present or represented
when bids are opened Successful bidders
Will upon acceptance OF certified check or
| money order presented in payment. be FUR
nished with receipted Bill of sale giving
| them title to any article awarded ID
| them. and must be prepared to remove
| any or all Of the articles awarded to them
IN the budding. which removal must ID
without expense to the Government
| The undersigned is vested with authority
! to reject any all bids when in hid
| opinion the best interests OF the Governi
| ment may be served thereby.
| BY authority of
| +. II. CROwDER
Provost Marshal General
| GEO. l.. INGRAHAM
| Chairman. District Board of the
City OF New York
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and feeders, ,IaeIs6O; bulls. ssSlI.5o

and -. tos De- Z .,ssls5o; bulls, Dell5S;
h,sssf Is%Ss ,sS SsS G' ys 60 nss
ils:t9Sii.sS; stockeFs and feeders, $3.50
CHICAGO. March ls.-Hogs-neeelpt
$4,000; market closed firn at carly advance
OF 25 to 3Oc.; estimated tomorrow, 49,
600. Heavy weight. rs.6od 1870; medium
gls.55; lights. 81 50 9is.7;; sows, $3.50
OBJ; pigs, sls759lZ6O.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900; choice steers
others slow. Is to 2Sc, lower: calves clos
ing about steady; estimated tomorrow,
1000. Heavy beef steers. sil,75 sO.so:
and heifers, 1880 1850; Gamers and cut
tiers, $500 10; veal calves SA@lI5U,
stockers and feeders, steers, 's,25h 1850
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market unevenly
steady to @ec. higher; best grades advanc-
Ing most estimated tomorrow. 5000
bo1nS 81 PSgpas Or cS
common, sl5.5O9ls; ewes medium and
choice. s2a1S; culls and common. sec
ll.2b,
1900; zoe. to s0e. higher, Lights. $40 q
1866; pigs sl5@ls: mixed butchers. sle,e5
Glss0; good heavy .ls.7oals.s0; bulk,
Cattle-Reeeipts, 400; strong. unevenly
higher Native steers, sll.5o91sbO; year
ling steers and heifers, ss.S0dl6i COWS,
l3.50; fair to prime Southern beef steers,
sloals: beef cows and he.fers, $3.50 20
/ 1850: Gamers and cutters, Sj.5Od 7.@j /;
native calves s7.75d1s.
! Sheep-Reoeipts, 500 steady to strong,
Lambs. sls.40dl9,75: ewes. sl2dl3; can
nors and choppers. s5qs.
CINCINNATI March ls.-- Hogs-Re-
ceipts $500; strong. Packers and butch
ers sl9qls.50.
Cattle-Receipts COO steady. Calves
weak.
| PITTSBURG, March Is.--Cattle steady
| light. Prime. s1691T.
| Sheep steady; supply light. Primo weth-
! ers, s1l 5oG u; culls and common. SoqIi
lambs, e13 a 20; veal calves, $1T@ls.
Hogs sctivei receipts. 10 double decks
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PRICES ON CURB
ARE IRREGULAR
Trading Moderate and De-
i mand for Oils and Allied
j. Stocks Is Continued.

Moderate trading occurred in the mar
the general tone was still somewhat
irregular. The continued demand for
few higher priced oils and other COM
psnies in some way connected with
oii properties was The main feature.
Sinclair Gulf was the most prominent Of
the oils, rising another point to new
nah record. A few Standard Oil stocks
also displayed strength. Commonwealth
Petroleum, after a poor start, advanced
mort than point.
General Asphalt shares were in re-
newed demand, although realizing and
Professional selling In the early part
of the session forced the common and
the preferred issues slightly lower. The
r1tbbers moved in a better manner, Key
stone Tire and Rubber and Interconti-
fiental Rubber showing gains Of about a
point before midday. A large turnover
secured in the Goals. Pearson, operat-
ihg two Pennsylvania veins, was. strong.
National Aniline and Chemical was
higher on the favorable earnings re-
BORT for 1918. showing earnings equal
% So share on the outstanding stock
liter payment of dividends on the pre-
ferred. Cities Service little shares de-
veloped strength In the latter part of
the session and American Bosch MAG
neto rose more than a point In the final
Hour. Standard Motors was again
higher. The shipping stocks were I'M
der pressure, United States Steamship
falling below to a new low level.
In the mining section. interest was
again turned to the gold and silver Is
sues. Cerbat Silver new stocks rose to
new high and Florence Silver was In
good demand. An unusually large
business was done in Golden Gate Ex-
ploration in the afternoon. when 1t
sold to its high record. 1t was pointed
out that at the present rate, earnings for
the year will amount to $500, 900 or 81 a
share on outstanding capital
Bonds also were active and firm. a
broad list of securities being traded in.
Total sales and range of prices fol-
low:
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Bond men reported yesterday an I'M
usually strong demand for all classes of
tax exempt securities, including Liberty
Loan AVS, Farm Loan bonds and New
York city issues. The request came from
individuals. 1t was suggested that these
individuals, having just paid a portion of
their taxes to William II. Edwards
Collector. for what is facetiously called
the eternal Revenue Department, had
resolved to take immediate steps to own
tax exempt issues In order to minimize
next years tax payments. The Liberty
Loan 31as sold up TO 90 and other tax
exempts advanced materially. Liberty
bonds subject to taxation show, how
ever. little rallying tendency.
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NfFs0F. II. INVFNN II Y VI.
Chairman. District Board of the
CITY of New Ynrl

PROPOSALS FOR valve oil, marine
eng Inc oil stationary-engine OIL, locomotives
engine OIL. car oil, air-compressor cylinder
OIL nonnuuld oil or grease, yellow GUN
grease, black gear grease, and cottou
waste-Sesled proposals will be received
at the office of the General Purchasing on
hcer, Tho Panama Canal, Washington. d.
G., until 1o:3O O'Clock a. m. April ~,
1919. at which time they will be opened in
public for furnishing the above mentioned
articles Banks and Information rslatinr
to this circular G26j) may be obtained
from this ONCE or the offices OF the as
sistant purchasing agents, - State Street,
New York city; COS Common Street New
Orleans. La. and Fort Mason. San Fran
cisco. Calf; also from the United States
Engineer offices in the principal cities
throughout the United States-A l.,
FLINT. General Purchasing officer.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on tho goth day OF October 1917
by and between JOHN WANAMAKrR
NEW YORK. and MRS. BERTHA SPAlD
will sell on the 9TH day OF April. 1919. at
ten Gol o'clock In the forenoon in the
Piano Department OF John Wanamaker,
New York, 76i Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. City. County and State of New
York, one Mahogany Angelus plano and
bench. as provided by Sections So and CO
OF the Personal Property Law,
DANIEL GREENwALD. Austionesr.
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large drum. .1oa14: half drum. .ea7:
crate. sa96.66; Berathaa, Dol. s2;oJgt =
FLORIDA, bsk. s1GS Texas. bsk., $500
q: California, per crate, .5T6. sHALLoTs
Louisiana, 100 bchs., sad5; Dbl. $50
10 SPINACH Virginia, Dbl, s1d3:
Texas. bsk.. sl.25d $50; California, crate,
il5Oa2, soUAsH--Hubbard. Dbl. .2a3;
marrow, Dbl. .2a2I5 TURNIPs-Ruta-
bag, 11125 ToMATOES-s1. so q .. 80.
WATERCRESS-1OO bchs.. S1.5042 $50
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sURRoGATE>' NOTICES.

= JOHNSTON, FANNIE d. LAWSON--In
pursuance Of an order OF Honorable John
r. Cohalan, a surrogate OF the County OF
New York, NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against Fannie ID.
Lawson Johnston, late Of the County of
New York. deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
transactlng business, No. 35S Filth Avenue,
Manhattan, In the city Of New York. on or
before the 18th day OF september next.
1919 COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.
MARY HOWARD THOMPSON. Executors
ecutors. 100 Broadway. Manhattan, New
York City.
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British 10 Get German Potash.

CoPENHAGEN, March 1S-Under the
agreement reached at Rotterdam, a des-
patch from Berlin says, Great Britain
will receive 10000 tons of potash from
Germany. Negotiations with other En-
tente countries were not completed. The
proceeds of the sale of'the potash will
he credited to Germany in payment for
food supplies.
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

Due TO-DAY.
SIS Hellig Olav. Christiana. March 5.
Sc Tuckahoe. Nantes. Fep. II.
So Somerset. La Rochelle, Feb. Is.
SIS Polarine. Gibraltar. Feb Is
Sc Ocean Monarch, Cardiff Feb. 10
ss Anvers. harry. Feb 70
SIS Cadillac, Falmouth. Feb. q.
Sc Minnekahda, London, March /.
Be 1tu, Usvre. Feb. 70.
30 Usage. Nantes. Feb. 2s
Sc kelbergen, Gibraltar. Feb. q
SIS Western Scout, Gibraltar Feb. q
SIS Python. Gibraltar. FEB. 81.
SIS Dalmstia, Gibraltar Feb. %.
IS Sioux, Faysl. March 2
IS Russ Gibraltar Feb -.
SIS Teviot. Rotterdam. Feb q.
Sc Wells City. Bristol, March I.
SIS West Gotornska. La Rochelle, Feb. 81.
SIS Carmania, Liverpool. March ..
SIS Harrisburg, Brest. March 10
IS Argentina, Marseilles. March T.
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LEGAL NOTICES,


BCTOW, CARL otherwise known a.
Carl Buetow)-The People OF the STATE al
New York. by tho Grace OF God, Free AID
Independent, to Hon. Charles b, NevtonI
Attorney General of the state Of SeJ
York, and all pea sons whose names o,
parts Of whose names are unknown nj
petitioner heirs and next OF kin OF Ca II
Butow otherwise known as Carl Buetovr Al
deceased, Send Greeting:
whereas, Hedwig SteInberg, who re.i6.i
at sos West l35rd Street. the City Of Ne y
York, has lately applied to the Surro~Itesi
Court Of our County OF New York 10 hnys
certain instrument in writing bearius
date tho 26th day of September 1915 70
latIng to both real and personal propertJ
duly proved as the Last wn and Tes,
lament Of Carl Bhtow otherwise knovn
as Carl Buetow) who was at the tim. "a
his death resident OF sos West iSsrt
street, the county OF New York decea AL
Therefore, you and each of you are cited
10 show cause before the !Surrogates' Con-,
Of our County OF New York, at the Han ~
Records. in the County OF New York ~
the 18th day OF April. one thousand n,rs
hundred and nineteen at half-past ts,
o'clock In tho forenoon OF that dav ~
the said will and testament should M,
admitted TO probate a will of real sd
personal property, e'
In Testimony Whereof we have e.n.,a
the seal Of the Surrogates' Court a. ~
SAID county or New York TO be her.un, n
aniSed' witness. Honorable John p 10.
hslan: Surrogate of our said Coy,.v ~
New York, at said County, the an dsy n
March In the year OF our Lord ons TIM,
sand nine hundred and nineteen
H. 81 DANIEL. j. DOWDNry