davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
bAILSFIED MOHIUAUhS-
with name and address of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan

Manhattan
18TH ST. ie E-I,ouis and Roealie Bowsky
TO Cent Union TT Co. June IS, 1906
attys, Joiine, Larlsin r. 81 wall
SANE PRoPERTY-i,siss Lexington tDO'V Az
Co to same. Oct 8. 1917; sttys,
1laTH ST. 5ii w.Michaei oiliinlivanr' 't to
1919; atty. Title Guar q T Co. IT'S
sisT Fl. los EHIrma schoenSers toy TO- a
Marie z Schwao. SIS W Goth st. March
I. 1914; attys. N b q d b Blumenthal.
ssh ST. las Il. =, 500 W "a av, iii i2GG
l00.b-Sophia Stephens to VIM c Starr,
May 7. 1894; attys. Wells Waldo a.
Tiff ST, SIS. ios Biicccker st. 2l.sxsS.GW
Margaret OKane to Emigrant Industrial
Saw Bank, Sept so. 1896; atty. w orr;
81 Chambers st,......:.......... $4,000
18TH ST, s. 1902 Bieeeker st. runs Q
81 't 10 S.f z. II Of a wr'4 TSos
O'Ksne. Far Rockawhy, OF Q, to Emil
grant Indust Saw Bank. Jan g. lsSS;
atty. VIM Orr, 81 Chambers S st. 5000
ssmI Heyman, July u. 1900; atty: Title
l7sTH ST, O. 100 W st Nicholas av, 60x
ss.ll-saginaw Holding Co TO Ellen a
stewart and Mary A Horton oct "a.
18TH sM ST, $50 W ST Nicholas av, SSS
ss.lo-same to same. Oct 20. 1911: atty,
10TH s1' sr las Fort washington sv,
SoxsIs-Jno and Eii1 Nolan 70
ing CO. IS Nassau st, May 81. 1911; atty,
TILE Guar eo rs r, b%sy T. s,s2isNg
Holding Corpn. March II. 1915 attys,
Gettner, & A, 2s9 Bway. ........i,T 700
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Standard OIL of Indiana Report.

Tho balance sheet OF the Standard OIL
Of Indiana as OF December 81, 1918,
shows that after deduction of $1,000, 900
paid In dividends and 100000, 900 re-
served for taxes, the surplus for the
last year was sl6.o63S7f. against total
surplus of $S9.S45.5SS In 1917, which
included s1S,40o,o00 reserve for taxes
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TODD SELLS 100000 HOME.

Pease g. Gilman sold to a client for
Judson 8. Todd the residence, which he
bought a few years ago for occupancy
at % East Seventy-third street, between
Fifth and Madison avenues. II Ia a six
story hreproof American basement build
ing. on lot 2oxSo. and was held at $780,
600.
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Publicity Plan Little Favored.

Retailers in New York are not en-
thusiastic over the plan as proposed at
the conclave OF Governors and Mayors
IN Washington calling for n national adj
vertising campaign conducted by the
Government along the lines OF the Lib
erty Loan drivst TO stimulate interest in
buying by the public throughout the
country. Results obtained would not be
Is the belief OF the retailers gen
orally
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Navy wants billiard Cloth.


WASHINGTON. March 6.-Tho Bureau
of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment. invites bids 10 be opened March
81, covering $4,000 yards OF billiard
cloth, weight IL ounces per yard, &c
inches wide. to be delivered at the Fleet
Supply Base South Brooklyn. y. Y.
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To Sell Alien Owned stock.

The entire capital stock Of the Rossie
Velvet Company. 500 shares. will be sold
in the companys offices, % Madison
avenue. March %, by direction OF the
Allen Property Custodian. One hundred
shares will be offered by William Open
hym & Sons
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

18TH ST. .is..9O E: ?oth st, sis W; 2.d st,
l3lis W; s5th s.; So, s. W-Title Guar
sv, BROOKLYN; atty. Title & 7 Co. l1s
Bway. I assrs...... ..,........... sSl 400
DUANE ST, 1872; BwOy, 7ss. Ia part--Abr
stern and ano. trustees, to Title Guar
llSr II So 81. 10 5S-s n"f T. ,s oooss4sS
Cohen to VIM Seminal. sso Fox 81. Bronx
MULBERRY ST, ia. int OF IS, 900 in rntg
OF $40, o0o--Nicholas ID al sesa TO II Bona
and u di sesa, on the premises; atty. \
l7SrH ST. 3, 100 and $50 ST Nicholas
av, lots, 2 mtgs. $4,000 each--Bernard
Lowenstein estate TO staten Island Saw
ny NJ Co, 1855 BwAy; 4 assns,
BRoXDwAY. W cor 'IO1tih st"IsaSS
atty. Lawyers & T co. 100 Bway.'65, 900
llTH Az, sc cor 10th ct, mtg now $4,000
--Mt Vernon Trust Co, eHr, to M Vernon
Gescheidt, 8 South 9Th sy. Mt Vernon.
stFFoLK ST, les. mtg ,is,5oC-silas u
Brown, trustee. TO y Title Mtg Go,
18TH ST. IS, 100 ana $50 W st Nicholas
sv, mtgs. 5000 each. dischsrEsd-Louis
at Grand Hotel. Bway and sist st, ana
ano: atty. New York 7 n co. 1855
b"Ay'''''. .''' ...'... 10000
Bronx.
LOTS S25 and 82S, map part scherelin
estate-Edw II Cohn. admr. TO Edw r
Cohn, 53S W l'sth ST. atty. II Cohen
WISE Az. 9 s. 70 l7sth ct. l3'lIEiOos T
l0.9Xiol.3-Ruth Lift to Lawyers Mtg
Co, bs Liberty ct; atty, l. T & Go. 100
BwRy .....,..........3c7, OOu
SAME PROPERTY-Lawyer Mtg 90 to
Bronx Save Bapk;.stty ame,....226.O00
FOREST Az, INV Title q & T Go 70
Jos i FradleY; ''atty, 7 q d T Co,
l16 Hway. e.. ....,...........S7,5 500
WILLIS Az. " ~ S3.i ltlst 81. 46.SN
man, exr, 81 Il is9th st; atty, l. NJ Co
80 Liberty q ,.....,a.... $1,000
GIRARD AN. li5lr.-Louls f Blauvelt and
Bno, eXrs, TO Natalie II Milne. Piermont,
y Y; atty, Mrs. NJ Milne, az W 5sih
1ssTH' ST, 500 r - North side MssR
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HALLS HOTEL TO he LUNcHERY

Halls Hotel. at Park Row and
Duane street, has been leased for n long
term to the st. Johns Buffet Lunch by
an estate represented by the Cruikshank
company. Tho hotel will be completely
remodelled
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RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat II vESEY STREET.
BY Samuel Goldsticker.

AT - VESEY STREET,
BY Samuel Goldsticker.
6TH Av, 1911, e 8, ass n ssth ct. SoKl3TS
1s5S.s TO Ssth at KOS. irreg. 6 atty dwlg-
F Titus agt II Parson ct al, due
ss.Sst69, taxes, &c. S5os.06: 20 Hubert
7 Parson. a party IN interest, for sl2s.-
500.
BY ]. II. Mayers
CHRISTOPHER ST. SO. n W cor wsveriy
pl U7o-2, ALEXIS. sty tint and strs-
Emmy Eggert. extx, &C, agt Freak Raoe
ct a., due s2l,755.2s, taxes, &c. t.665.6l /;
to the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Joseph p. Day
18TH ST, : w. ., l++.e " Central PIX W.
2sxl03.s, sty dwlg-Newburg Savings
Bank Ast NJ L Soodeld ct al. due tS2.-
1850; to Margaret A RedlinE for t2s,-
900
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Boston Wool Auction.

BosToN, March 6.-The offerings for
the auction sale OF Government owned
wool here next Monday comprise $50
lots. totalling 2 600 900 pounds OF greasy
pulled wool and 100000 pounds OF
secured wool
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Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday we're S439.996.7O, Of
which sl14,202.5s was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses ana
$325,794.12 for recent importatlons
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

IoTH ST, sos w-west Star Roofing q
const Co. Inc. sgt Gertrude Meyer
ct al Nov 20. 1918 ;'a1; 50
Babette Moller ct al, Oct 2s, lsls"sll2.75
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selling at 2175c. at the start declined,
to 21o. and closed at 21.4oc. Southern
spo. markets were generally quiet and
unchanged.
Range Of prices leading monthsi
OLD STYLE
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Lexington avenue, on plot soxioo. held
at $4,000
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REAl ESTATE.
FOR SALE

$500 acres of farm land. including four
houses and several barns; $500 an acre
For particulars write BURTON E. MOORE.
winstad Conn.
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LCWoLF. s LIZ . R:S:' ss ), r ss IL:
ts Ne w !. ! for sale -snt.
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LIS PEEDENS.
Manhattan

ALLEN ST, ibI-I5s--Centl Saw " AZ IN
the City OF " agt Morris KaplAL et a l.
amended foreclos Of mtg; atty. a II
MOSle.
baNN o., l-I-Mu1ual LAlc ms % OF y
closure OF mtg atty. + l. Allen,
t..D ct, 5 &, SIS Z: y % Pleasant a., -. c
N5O 5-Fulton TT Co OF y y aEt Annie
Ganney ct al amended foreclos Of mtg;
sttys. Kneeland, Harrison q Hewitt.
Bronx.
SOUTHERN BLVD. e 6, rs n n OF is7th
st, 25xl00-EmigrAnt Industrial Savings
Bunk REt Sarah Jones ct al, foreclos
81 -n's; s''--. ~ 2 , o'ecrnsa.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

eold,i.ln to Max Pln'ky. IA Z ilsts $,
from June l. 1919. to June 80 1929. with
option to renew to 1870 at slO.2JO; al
pS dTs:5 SSs St Psfk v;:ii,,.i;spso
nevoien, Institute to Maria Mourgia. Ill
W Houston st, yrs from April /. 1919;
ATTY, G zerhorine. $40 Bway. -. $500
to Union Chemicais Glassware Go. EOS
Bway. surrender lease recorded Feb II.
1919; atty. Philip Williams. SIS Liberty
WEST ST, 81, door above store-Niichoiss
Carioato to Jos O Aziaek, ii7 Pacific st,
Bkiyn yr from Dec /. 1917, with 3 5-l2
yrrs renew; attys London & Davis IS
.2D ST.. ,i4-4s W. upper noor.-Ro bert
Miller to Lorraine Restaurant a Bakery
Co, IS Liberty st, Is yrs from June /,
1915 sttys London & Davis. ts Liberty
Riv1NGToN ST. lis E. ' store moor no a:E an&
1sis; atty. Max 81 silv '12r% ADF' sos i
vEsEY ST. 10 " Greenwich st, ,' aif@
Estate OF David L E!nsteln TO Barne.
S SnstsiT. 9 Ia,dP premises ala yrs trom
Madison Az, 1892, ground a. being t theS9
tre &e~schulman Roysgna Amuse;
70 Juy 80, 1882; atty, sAm'l b Poliak
42D ar &c Lex av. store d G Sc" asIs
cigar stores co OF America, W 18Th St
Is 2-l2 yrs from March l. 1919. subj 10
mtg. $4,000; attys, stroock 4 S, ~ W
24TII ST, IA W. 5, 70 Ioth az az. ls2so
Clement Moore TO Walter a Place,
eXr O. Mary Place. Fl yrs from May
l; zoos; attys. Shepard s & II, 1928
I'd Xv' 7e sMarsusrts Ma Ia SPa 10 500 soi
Hechter, 10 I'd av. 10 yrs from March l.
1919; atty. Louis Sull. 291 Bway. 81, 900
Az A. S05. and front bette Reiss 10
Jno Bessenschutt, 965 l35th 1t, Bronx,
yrs from May I. 1919; attys, A 4 c
9TH AV, 624. All--Louise r O'Donohue
and ano to ST Regis Provision Co, ga
eth av 10 lila yrs and Is d from March
is. 1919: attys, NJ a Jane, fss Broad
i.IsTF ST, sol W. siil.-shenk. r 4 G C 20 20
Meta Young, sol w l2ist st. yrs
from April l. 1919; atty, Jno L shep-
perd. J Liberty 81. ............,..326. 900
EAST BROADWAY. 26S, all: Cherry st.
45s-s, all: also property in BronN--Louis
and Nathsn Cohen and Barnet Klionsky
10 Naho Realty Co, $40 Bway, l yr from
Feb !, 1919: attys. Morrison & schir
ELM ST a. rear mart and ali ., 1890 3SOS
and I'd hoors-Bernhard Droge TO Jos
Posantz, 1914 LIST av from Feb 10. 1919
10 April 80, 1925: attys Israel & s. 81
Chambers S................... 900
BRONX.
ST ANTS AV, 207, store-Joachim Vier-
brock to Herman Velthaus, 207 ST AIMS
av, Q yrs from April I, 1919; attys, Nc
Keown & T. 529 courtlandt av...sl. 200
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SUMNER COTTAGES TO LET.

COTTAGES near New London. Reason
able rents; illustrated description CRIT
TEEDEs. Crescent Beach. Conn
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chrysIer Pembroke &C. Herb
Central valley Natl Bank-J. /. '"'
crossinr samuel L. - H. ~
S'arse; costs. .......,.: ...... iOkfo
Goldsmith ..-...,...,..,,...~. 1,Ossis
Connel!. Edw. J., Jr-P Cohen. 10000
,, Ht.s,ldoYek 8 Fra99cis CORP ..., l,ss5s2
Denz Felix PA Bner - al. 1853
Domestic Engineering co. ..... 1897
gan $50. 49,. -......, ,~.,'. ,.ls7so
onski & Son, Inc...........-,.. lsG4G
Go,dstetn, lda-sims Construction
Harris William, Jr. and Joseph ~
steneck = sons .,....,'''' Ssscco .
John IL Sullivan Co.--Paul J.
ENneT & Sons. Inc. ..,..,,..,. I.oafSl
Jornet. Joseph B.-Ateinhardter
Kaufnnmm, Isaac j.. and julius
Herman u. Herman & co..
grave .....',.,.........,~.. 10000
Meyer George J. stump. 1885
Montrpse Avenue Co, Inc.--J. j. -
Mayer. MaryIM Fuchs: costs iSs.Ss
N' tsand roTd car S & roaHG9yy Cot 9'
La; cost. ....,..., 80 a,s,sa
NV l. I Rys 60 - a N' %hftSi.. ISIS
owen. Elizabeth T.-G, NJ An
oxy.Acctyicnc Equipment GO. o;
y y, lnc-AutomobiIe Secur!-
q: al .@'..'..o.........., G77o5f
Sc ,'' ..',' ''' .."..,'..,,.. $1,000
schrenkelsen. Katharina-Theo.
dore H. starr, Inc............ ssess
SChOonmaker, Lawrence--C. 2.
s,ra us%' Malcoim-A j. Picard
s,sacr pun. Cor. Tau6.r.,...,. Soi:S
Wrobel. Charles. and Thomas ].
wGecisr', Albert q, Jr.--c. T .
wsGin.1..n. rhn,p. ana L.oss,d 49,.
i.,gho-n--Tcup.e b .... * l,o9oS0
woodbury.. VIM At e. Burk. i,23i.si
Weaver, George. 4. Weaver. t,iNN
Same-E. u. Weaver. -..-......, l,ees.e'
BRONX.
The FIRST name is that of tho dsstoT'
FRANKIE. August Justioe--A
1o pesn GS,,a City or y. ~. :ss;S
LAugsam. Jacob, and Bronx En-
terprise Co. Inc.-H. G, siileck,
s,SEe-. joel 'Csringer....... itti5
Stone. oswald-TeXas Co...-... lssP
Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAH.
The FIRST name Is that OF tn. dsotor; thu
second ma. OF the creditor sHd da;S whsH
Judgment MAS Med,
ws.e,f Loq,..-F. EIdein e. all .,u
co hen, IS sa1 1'l'. y. rtre '0'''
Mortgage CO.. June Il, lglo... A,2,Sse
Ro-euto.d. Bernard, and Irving
Miller reop.c, s., FEB. IL, 1919 o
Mat HSsI i.5,aorrapn Go Royal cara
4 Paper Co; Jan. Is, 1919 ..... s.st+eo
80 a. Aus. Is ial5...,'.e...'-,, s,5aosi
Hsarlt,- George H. vroom. Inc. ...
Fob. rs, 1910. ........., ..... llc2o
Luft Max. I. =, Norton;
sept .. IQlS,.... ..,,,. e6e os
Wol6storvsky. ANNIE. Cohen;
Foh. H. 1918. ...-....-. 7oo 20
Sherman NAtiona' Bank o. y. y.
American Defence Society,
Inc. Feb II. l9i7..,......... +,oioe3
sherman National bank % :. "
American b"frl'" Sonist.,
Inc. March l"l9 ...... io7ss
'', I"0' %, las -. 49, sse7s
- s,n jan % iorp. .,....'.- Iio72
- ioin ......S ...... asa ~
American sales Book Co. Ltd
f., y. A!geroS. Feb. g, l3i9.... i,iS4T
Buciesnach Const Co. nr-Mur-
ray nm Co; oct 80. 1914, 2.5ToA
Rollins. Warren l., and Adolf G.
Rol!lns--S, spaisor e. a., Feb.
II. 1919. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ni II
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ohor, 94S Amsterdam avenue, 500, ana
johnson & Molds, II West Twenty-ninth
street, S25. Frank J. Waldeyer, 81 Pine
street, IL the attorney.
LOUIS STEiNLlEB--A voluntary petition
OF Louis Steinlieb, $50 Third avenue,
shows liabilities OF s27.095 and no as
sets. The three largest creditors are:
Henry Roth. Brooklyn. $500: Henry
NeHgass, Far Rockawav. l. I, f6,?5l
and Harry schwartz, Brooklyn, 1885
Louis Julian. $50 Nassau street, Is the
attOynly
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The first name is that OF tho debt
,, A,,.,,.. ra.t4..

fTaNkes august SutAlNe--H-
FRANKIE .......,.........,
Jones, Jul!a h.--City OF y. ".
LAugsam. Jacob, and Bronx En-
terprise Co, lnc,-H. q. silleck,
Jr. -..asr..r.. t'sHs-
Singer, joel Csrlnger.....,o
Stone. Wald---TeKas CO...-...
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The Hi.tory of Washington Heights IL
Reinx Repeated at
JACKSON HEIGHTS
n..n.ka.o farm RrideA PLAZA. l. I civ
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judgments.
MANHAT

The following judgments were h.ed yes
terday, March {, the frst name being that
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Buciesnach Const, Co. Inc -Mur
ray 4 nm Co; oct 80. l0l4,,
Rollins, Warren L, and Adolf G.
Rol!lns-S. spaiser e. a. Feb
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
PLAN RECEPTION FOR
TRANSPORT CORPS

Rousing receptions are being
planned for the 800 officers and men
OF the transcontinental motor trans
port train when they arrive in South
Bend, Saturday afternoon The
Chamber of Commerce has arranged
TO meet the train as il enters the
county early Friday afternoon.
According TO late reports the train
left from Delphos, o., on scheduled
time early this morning and VIII
stop over ar Fl. Wayne tonight. on
reaching South Bend motorists VIII
escort the train TO Notre Dame.
where officers and men will encamp
for the night
knights OF Columbus secretaries
accompanying the train have ar
ranged with the authorities at
Notre Dame 70 entertain the men.
Washington hall Will be thrown
open for the amusement of the men
and Coach Szczepanik has had the
gymnasium and baseball diamonds
put in shape. The men will leave
for Chicago. Saturday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17

1916 we were not
Mr. Foud described an ;dealist as
one who helps 90 Uake people pros
porous An anarchist. he said with
conviction, was one VINO throws
bombs anC seeks 10 Overtuu govern
ment. He Thought that "bally-
hoo was a blackeuard" until coun-
sci explained 10 him that IT is a DIT
of theatrical jargun applied 10 the
criers outside shows. Questioned
further, the witness, evidently with
Arnold Bennett IN mind. hazarded
,he opinion that Tho revolutionary
traitor Benedict Arnold, was 4
writer He had fOrsotten what year
the Critcd States organized rs a IA
ton, and asked what the country
WAS before that event saId that he
guessed that il was land He de-
fined treason as anything against
the government" and said that a
traitor. in his opinion, was anyone
woo advocates over-preparedress or
war for aggression
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17

Anarchist published June %. 1915.
the manufacturer was also referred
10 as AN ignorant idcalist." This
directed one phase Of the invcstisa-
ton, MIR. stevenson replying 10 oh
Jectious, arguing that as Nh Ford
set himself up as an educator. ne
had a right TO prove that Mr. Ford
was ignorant The lawyer asked
the witness for definitions of an
archy. idealist, bally-hoo" ana some
historical questions. all in connection
with the Delavigne propaganda.
Is An Idealist.
In the course Of his ansV ers.
while the lawyers were arguing eN-
citedlT, Mr. Ford interjected:
If IL Will 10 any good IN admit
that 1 am an ignorant idcalist."
IF YOU VIII admit it that will
foreclose the question" said Nc.
stevenson.
81 Will admit 1t just to close It"
"Not just 10 close IL. il you viii
admit il as fac, we VIII stop the
inquiry" pursued Mr.. Stevenson
eagerly, amid surprised objections
from Mr.. Luckins and Mr. Murphy.
II don't know whether it is fact
or not: thar is FOR the jury 10 de-
eide" saiG Ar Ford
Later In the examination when
the question was repeated, Mr. Ford
shook bis head slowly and declared
that hc did not consider himself an
ignorant idealist
Describes Preparedness.
This was not the only volunteered
testimony with which The manufac q
turer surprised mis- counsel The
Question of preparedness was Under
discussion and Mr.. Stevenson was
pursuing MT Ford's characterization
OF preparedness advocates as muir
derers.
Il advo ,ated preparedness after
we got into The war" said Nj. Ford.
"But- L was speaking of 1915 and
1916, explained the LAWYER. The
witness. in an apparent abstraction
ignored the dates and following his
own train of thought. added:
ct was a murderer just as Wei as
anybody else
You were a murderer" gaspcd
lIr. stevenson.
II was a party 20 it; one OF the
helpers" said the witness calmly.
DO YOU mean that in 1917 you
were he same kind of a murderer
that advocates of preparedness were
in 1915 and 1852"
NO; we were in the war in 1919;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
STUDEBAkEI;S WIN.

The Studehaker park team defeat
cd the South Bend baseball club
Wednesday on tho former grounds
by a score of 8 20 q. The features Of
the game were the pitching OF
Fisher for the Studebaker team and
the battery work Of Coughhn ana X.
Wilde for the South Berders. Meade
would have given the visitors d
harder same had it rot been for the
errors made behind him. A return
game is scheduled for next week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17
FORD APPEARS To
DECRY WAR PLAN
Hires Publicity Man to Edu-
cate Public on FoIIieS of
Struggles.

MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich. JaI.
i7--Henry Ford's testimony wed
nesday in his 81 900 900 libel suit
against the Chicago Daily Tribune
presented the picture Of one who
cast a pebble into body of water.
then turned away without a look at
the ripples
AIr. Ford, % appeared from his
story, felt that war was "a Wasteful
horror imposed on tho common peo-
pie by self-seekers. munitions MAX
srs. bankers and others who NIGH.
profit Accordingly. be cast his peb-
Die d employing professional
writer iu the person OF Tncodor@
Delavigne. 90 educate the pubhc. and
then very largely left the writer 10
ripple about bv himself.
Remembers Very Little.
IS witness ar. Ford scarcely
remembered anything that Mr.. Dela
vigno published. md rarely kne.
what was to be published. While he
worked over his favoritc puzzle. the
way OF drop Of gasoline with a mo-
tor-Mr Della isne. USING Mr. Ford-s
name, prosecuted the peace cam
paign with vigCr and pcur puc
phrase often putting into has cm-
ployers mouth historical illusions
of which the great manufactures
admitted he never heard.
Questioned today b- Elliott O..
Stevenson. senior counsel Tor the de-
fendant. AIR. Ford repeatedly TOOK
refuge i'm the statement If e IS IN
the book Ga compilation Of Della
y1gne's) tn say that IL gave the pub
lie my view"
Counsel Has Objections.
Throughout the session the air
was thick with objections Of the
Ford lawyers, Alfred Lucbng and
Alfred G. Murphy Atty. stevenson
stated that Dy actual count there
were 10 objections raised on behalf
OF the p.ainuf yesterday, and ne
said ne thought that record would
be broken today. In arguing one Of
them. Mr. LuCking said
Il desire a further objection that
counsel has been told by the witness
several times that ne hired an ex-
pert 10 w1ite this book, that he gave
him his general views that ne told
him 20 be careful OF mis- facts. Ques-
lions OF this sort, which might be
considered expert questions. should
20 only 10 the man N no wrote It, not
10 the man who, 1t is admitted, mad
the right TO hire "a man to prepare
the facts. lie has told counsel re-
peatedly that he did not prepare the
iangua gc.'
Mr.. stevenson, in reply, said:
The comments of the Chicaso
Tribune We're not based on what Mr..
Delavigne did. nor anybody else. but
what Mr. Ford gave 20 the public.
They knew nothing about Mr.. Della
Vigne. These articles claim the sup
port OF history. and history is some
thing Mr. Ford knows nothing about
u Important Witness.
Mr.. Stevenson stated that ne re-
garded Mr. Ford rs the most inn
pOrtant witness IN the case, testify
ing at tho most important stage Of
thc proceeding The Tribune char
acterizcd him as an anarchist. tie
attorney argued and added.
y conceive il 10 be my right and
duty 10 examine Mr.. Ford thorough
Is on this subject. so that the jury
may understand just what Mr.
Ford's views were in order 10 de-
term.ne whether he was what We
called him or not"
In the'course Of its alleged libelous
articles headed ford Is An
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-17

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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-07-24
@CHATEAU THIERRY" IN
FIREWORKS AT The
STATE FAIR

This will be a realistic reproduce
ton OF n of the most historical
achievements of the European con-
Bict. where our own United States
Marines distinguished themselves.
From the hour that General Per-
shing said to Marshal Foch, Let me
lead my men to an aggressive and
decisive part; we are ready, the
fortunes of wal and the face OF his
tory changed. 1t was the beginning
of the end.
Chateau Thierry was the first bat
tie in which the indomitable vigor or
those American boys was felt. From
that day the Germans never won q
battle. The battle scene as depicted
at the State Fair will be under the
direction of trained military men. It
will be a page from history told in
lines of fire and tones of thunder.
The special effects will be startling
the scene indescribable and never.
TO be forgotten.
This will take you at the South
Dakota State Fair, Sept. S-13, the
same way the American Soldier took
Chateau Thierry-by storm. 1t will
be as true to life as the ingenuity OF
the skilled pyrotechnist and scenic
artist can make IT,.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-07-24
NEW FEATURES AT THE
SOUTH DAKOTA FAIR.

A comparison with previous years
will show that the premiums in the
cattle department of the State Fair
have been very materially increased
for the 1919 show, September S-l5.
Excellent special premiums are Of
fered by all the leading Cattle
Breeders Associations, and a new
class, that for Milking Sh%orthorns,
has been added.
In the Swine Department two new
Futurities have been added, namely,
Poland China Junior Yearling. and
Chester White Futurities, in which
a great many nominations have been
made. A class has been provided for
the Spotted Poland China hogs, and
1t is expected that a substantial
showing will be made. Many OF the
Swine Breeders Associations and
others interested in this industry
have offered very attractive special
premiums.
Premiums are offered for eleven
different breeds of sheep. This is a
branch of diversified farming that
should receive greater attention, and
the State Fair gives South Dakota
breeders an opportunity to show what
can be done along this line.