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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-19
FOREIGN PORTS

Ksn Gsg s8 and 1I NaaR ia rz Slss'
N s\aM Sbr) Galveston and Norfolk via Liver
.5 5A S.s1 5 Tss 4 l7A5Eyea Brit
mpres d Britain in" CB ao5A St '+ JOIN B steamer
s. B Is.RlI,Fs "a. Feb l7.-sailed Steamer
soCTHANiPToN. Feb ~ io-Arrtved: Steamer
N9 1g1aIo5sF p an New Ygss s. c
Baliimere End Norfolk for Fort de France 0''''7'
boRD , Feb. 14.-sailed steamer Aban-
Ia RQcHHII,B Feb l4-sailod: Steamer Chi
n' EGIrF MfD 9Teq Fcb ,s-s,oso st..m. ~,
lizard. Fea Passed Steamer West Pool
GIBRALTAR, Te6' l7.--Passed: Steamer oevre
OBJ New York for Arrived l4th steam
orleans for Genoa susquehanna New ;' Yerk any
Halifax for Genoa; Tweeddale Or New York for
,,, .sh-NoA Feo, 10 - Arrived Steamer Andrea
DUNKIRK. Feb. i2-Arrived: Steamer Crown Of
seville IBr New Orleans via Newport News.
,,l BREsT Feb l3-Arrived Steamers 1ranquebas
Sailed 18th. steamer Ph9nir (.rom Hayre) New
A@6en A4 voFeok req Sailed 4 4IT seame ssf as
lis @A Ya nj E ststes 5. ,--.s c..
mershus DAM New York for Iquique etc A'''-
NAGAsAkI Feb. l4.-Arriyed Steamer Rind-
BATAVIA D4'''' Cd" ''1"''''o anu honolulu for
: GiBRRA1rAR. Feb l2-saned: Steamer Polar
NokoHAMA. Feb. ls-sailed Steamer K.,or,
Ni no '1R 2rH F9n E Hon Kong etc Seattle
Iocantlne lRraz from santos). New York Al
digea p. l45h park Doya Lisbos (Nor). Philadelphia
r, NAPLES, Feb. l4-Salled: Steamer Cento tB-)
= NEWPORT. England Feb ls-sailea: Steamer
Polish I3il1 Monarch aa,9 OBJ Hampton Roads.
Bass Bos saHdy hooE TSs4''S 'sT 1sioo
Sandy Hook ~
q, sog,THIAAXEProH. Feb le - Sailed: Steamer
OLYMPIC (Brl. New York
:, RIVER GIRoNpE, FEB ls-Arrivsd: steame,
Manehuran Prince iBr.l. New York. steamer
MONTFvIDEO. Feb. l5-Arriyed: Steamer Clan
Acnrayne tBr }, Buenos Ayres for Norfolk
,,3 NAPLES; Feb. l5.-Arrised: Steamer Boeghnd
(Br /: New York for Port said
GREENoCK. Feb. le-Arrved Steamer Kirk
holm dBr.l Savannah for Liverpool.
,-. cEFfE; Feb ls-Arrived Steamer Clan Mac
FALMOUTH, FEB lT.-Arrivcd: Steamer Yves.
LodpesSuck. Charleston and Savannah for Ravre
PLYMOUTH. Feb. l7.-Arrived: Steamer Mil
poo 1F fhr :; MSSil' va Ia Newport Ness
York 49, w"
.TJuATJAP. Feb is.--saAei Steamer rj,sslah
Quit San Francisco
cD GESo s. reS ,is-sallo Steamer General
nARRN. Feb ls.-sAiied; Steamer War Prince.
., BRISTOL. Feb lr.-sAiedi Steamer Chicago
r. DrNNNrr llrAp, Feb. IS Passed ste.mer
Tollu HEAn. Feb iS.-rassei steamer
ohioan. New York for nrcsl
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Police Orders
DISMISSED on Pension

Dismissed Pension
Lieutenant, - :0l a. m. February IS
" liar A. Jones, surgeons certiheste.
- Sergeant, IL p. m. February 17-Charl-~
Neuhann, own application. 1915
Transfers and Assignments
Lieutenants, Il. m. February s-Roh-
ert Mcknight. SD 70 Sth Inspection desk
duty John W OKeefe. Sth Inspection. to
32d.
Bicycle atrolman-FredericlS Best. r1ets
TO Traffic Motorcycle Squad No. I. from hi
cycle to motorcycle
Patromen--John X. Trirnble. sstb n
40th; Michael II. Abt, 18TH 10 aSth; IL .0l
a. M, February L. National Defence n
precincts indicated, leaves revoked. Jane.
NJ. Mcguire, 5th; Eugene ". Neramhie
18th; Frederick A. Hofsaes. Esd. William T
Cox, Slth; James Brennan. Hcadouarters
training school; John c. Brennan 57th 70
bicycle duty.
Temporary Assignments
Lieutenants. from precincts indicated tn
Training School, days, =. n. February %
Thomas Brennan. 94th; James J. Fitznst-
rick, 9th
tendant, A. m. February Il. during sbsencs
OF patroman on sick report.
Assignment Discontinued
Patrolman Edward V. Koch. l1sth, to ss
Inspection, raided premises Temporary g
a. m February 49,
Leaves of Absence Without Pay
Patrolmen James J. Corcoran. AID. ] dsv
H. m. February II Walter j. Burke, SD
day p. m. February ~.
Sick Leaves Granted
Patrolmen John Schneider, 18th, 90 days.
a. m. February 10 John j. Doyle. Ssth. 50
days, a N. February 10 Thomas ~
Dougherty, Traffic Motorcycle No. >. 80 davs
a. m. February 49,
Full Pay While on Sick Report
Patrolman John J. O'Nein, 61st, $50 p III.
January q to u noon February 10.
Restored to Duty
Patrolman Harry j. Heron, Bridge 12.5a
p. m. February II.
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General Merchandise

ALLENTOWN. penn.-C A. Doney Furniture
Company; H. J. Heeenfus, general buyer. Par
AUGUSTA. Me - IT, Cqernoway: dry goods
clothing. cl9slls suits. ch!ldrons wear: Broziep
AZ sTlN. Tey-5t Frank dry goods and genera
merchandise. Grand.
J.. Bl ss ED, Ale sriel & Iafsowta $. Erct
men'si ildl Broadway; Marlborough
BILLINGS Nlort.-Colc Williams Company; d
j. toe' general ine'chandise al Union Square
c1re o. Norris.
BOSTON f. IAvensor'a Sons: r s Ferris dry
goods. linens lacr, notions. hosiery underwear
clothing and nous furnishing goods Navarro.
BosToN-T. ]. Murphy: dry goods. Brozt ell
BRISTOL. Tenn.-E. ". King Company: j. King
dr goods notions. clothing 2s6 church street
nufTALo-Adam. Ms,d,7m & Andersen. ,rr
A1nsiaad: Syndicate Trailing Company, $50 Fifth
CAMBRIDGE. Ma.-Corncn Bowalo Company
w. bowdle dry goods. notions. furnishing goods
90 c;ANr9N. ohio-w r. zolinser Company: dry
Avenue '''7'''7'''' 10i fooF'l
l., cAHFQI1ToN, Ky-Howo Brothcrs: J. h. Bove
d5y soeds ,, carts. mems and womens cioihing
CHATTANOOGA. Tean-D. h Ioyeman Com
pauy; G Nailne. cotton goods. bargain basement
Kirby. Block q Fisher ll50 B-oadway.
furl,'shings, dry goods. ana notions: Bristol
thlCAG0-0. L. Smith. aud 10 cent goods
Imperial.
We G,lI'NcI> !, 4 simon representing;
>, ClNgIN NA1Y-M r. Sanders. general merchan-
disc; Broslin
w., CLEVELAND Halo Brothers Company Miss e
Wischmeyer. representing. go Fifth Avenue
-, COLUMBUS oho-P. Schneider drygooas, ESQ
Church Street -'
COLUMBUS ohio-The 0utatting COMPANY. y
goods; Peillsy lYania.
DETROIT Mitch Cro,,lo., r,r,,,, ,,
aiy goods; G.. l. Palms representing: IS Leonard
ILBERToN. Ca Cohen dry goods: Imperial.
FARM,nsyIIIE. Tx-J puryis & Son;
i'DrYis dry goods. HargraYe.
~ fREEpoRr ll-t. 4. Road. dry goods mil
ready to wear. Park Avenue Hotel
GLEN FALLS. ~ T.-G 4. Patterson & Son
u. ., Patterson. general merchandise. Alcuzar
GLOI cESIDB Alass.--Almy. Rlglow & Wash
n Sl Ais Burke general merchandise; syndicate
trading Company. go Fifth Avenue.
GRAND NANEN. Mich.-jook Mere Co.; r /.
COOS diygooia. Hf''rfies. Wallich.
president aud treasurer. 4ol Fou7ih Avenue.
HENDERSON. Tex-Nl. IT, MarsN Cornpauv.
N. ILL., M@iet general merchandise; Imperial
GAINESVILLE. Wls-R Bostwlck. general mer-
chandiae. Prince George
MANNING Weuoerg Company: Mr
Weinberg. dneooas ANA ready to wcat. Valentine
& Strauss. lls2 Broadway
MONTGOMERY. Montgomery Fair: Mrs.
!. bArill. lil LAS. William T. Knott. -
HFNEEsBoBp. Goun-lylo s. Harris: T. A
Harris. drseo mliduerg and notions. Grand
Los ANGLts r. Smith Pollock Mercantile
S , s. ai-t", se'.arai merchandise: mems
lynn. Mass-E G. Woodman Company;
Stone and Decent goods; Herald square
MONTICELLO. ~. f-n. Il. To~aer. dveoods
Herald sluarc
NAsIVIII.E Tenn - 3 Rosongcla. drysoods
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the General F os
and Cs'y Han P. o Station. New York as followsl
Samoan Islands. Australia and specisl addressed
mail for New Zeasnd. Wis So Francisco. at $50
Sor
:, Philippine Islands. via Vancouver and Victoria,
b c. at 20 p n. February q. for dispatch M
steamship impress Of Asia -
IaaA. Marauesas, Cook Islands New Zealand
ard specially addressed mail FOR Australia Via San
francisco. close AZ $50 p NJ. February 80 Con
dispatch per steamship Moana
Hawaii e1d Guam. close so D. m daily This
nal Is forwarded to The Pacific Coast daily fos
dispatch 10 destination hy the best opportunity
jay an Corea, China. Siam. Cochin Cnins Strgss
Settlements and Netherlands East indies close st
o,sV y N. daily. This mail forwarded TO the Pa
ehe Coast daily for dispatch TO deatn atio, Nv thr
best oppo! tun.is. -
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Petitions in Eankrnntcv

t,a ne pc, petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday I'm
sA iSi 9 ses Risiet Court follows
samuel ~ 10 Edeman az Wllctt Street Shows iisbe
oediiops ana assets Of $lo2 The three largest
h ,sos Stern lG7 Sheriff street S47, and Bser
Dros;;, 4SS Wet Thirty seventh Street SIG Po-
attorneys. ~ '9'i'9'' are uls
., ALBERT p. WoYTITALER-A voluntary not,t,o,,
W 81 Albert t. Noyhalcr. 40 West Thirty fn,lrth
T T shows liabilities Of Sl.4s3 and no assets
rIc lnee IaTges creditors West Side Hank
T nnilN -l3uNh street and Eighth Avenue $3.50. G.
Homer Kansdell. Rector Street 5Il. aid Arm
s sin1nlg5 Huo4sr Company Inc Newark ~ j $50.
attorneys '' at0 1'e
co nENR By c0rK-A voluntary petition of Hs.irg
ss,uNA zVop Davidson avenue. shows liabilities or
81 S2s and no assets; Tho tnree .argcst creditors
are a. narlaclL NE WISE Avenue $5a5 Cosno-
.ollltah Drug Company, Inc, 100 Pearl Strse,
S''W and L. 0ppcuheiln. Nonhe:s y y 500
=. Nalhah Hefat. l33 Eroadway. IS Tho aiiornes.
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AMERICAN PORTS

BOSTON Feb 1s-Arrtved: Steamers Ink, An
500 'ucaIo tuoa Lake Delaney. Newport News
Norfolk and Baltimore 's'-'0 O'0"'
R, Tln Al, feb ls-Arived: Steamers
terdam via Sandy Hook; Triton, Cardelss Merri
1 nS Jac1sonylile VIA Savannah. Cleared Steam
roonI IN tBrJ. Glasgow: Watonwsn, FaI-
WIN, IgitAiaM9 OF Del. Feb l8-Arivea Steamer
,,, pE Lava BREAKwATER. Feb. 1s.-Pssseo
Frsnc a,." 81 steamers Felix Taussig Philadelphia for
5 1,eauniehI; Newton. Philadelphia FOR New York
san FRA asg1,S Q Fe b'St Isssus, s...,.
ATenesueia Hong Kong; Togo tJapj. Ychohama
l isny anna lJsp( Yokohama; Fuku (Jap1. Yoke,
Port LADS La, FEB I ssled h0R sleager.
Il9e eo France; Dc Soto. New York: Preston
o. e NEON VILE. Fla. Feb lS.-Arived Steam
sF Genanghe New York via Charleston Sailed:
steamers i-sscx. Baltimore via Savannah: Prince-
SAY SAVANNAH ca. Feb. ls.-Arrived: Steamer
vile sqed City Of S. I Louis so' New S'5 YoSh
Or cb islt-a 5. G. FEB. ls-Ariyed Steam
York; ,,r Sailed; Steamer Apache Jacksonville
t, rVkr rAMPA. Fla. FEB. ls.-Arriyed: Steamer
\. TAMPA. Fla, Feb lS.-sailoi: Steamer Mexotl
:, GALVESTON. Tex. Feb 1s-Arriyed Steamer
Ventura dc Lauinaga (Br.). Manchester sailed:
Aex nlgo, schooner General serret or Nantes
Asgerd DAM New York Cleared stea als I sag
Ls lIW q Bi9qlqeTo9 Laleyille sama IA Grsnde
&C., gei0a r.. Mond ceiba Gudrun DAM Vera cruz
.1 PORT EAps, Ia. Feb ls.-Arrived: Steamers
stiond rela; Mexico Mex. Progreso. Momus.
Ae~ York; Rotterdam tDutD. Norfolk Walter
BALTIMORE. Feb. ls-Arrived. Steamers
Australia lSWed.), Gothslbllrg: Aunxood Nan
les; bark Alasror (Nor.), Rio de Janero Cleared
SSyteamer Alsenib Duteh Newport News. Sagis
Hero Nor Norfolk. Helene (Fr) Nantes motor
schooner Perez h. Pyne II. Aia1seles
CAPE HENRY. Va, Feb l8-Passe,i in FOR
baitimofe steamer Glen White 81 Nazaire
Passed out from Baltimore Steamer BratIand
lNcrl. Bergen
BOSTON. Feb ls-Arrged Steamers Governor
pmgey Norfolk; Lake Weir New York Sailed.
steamers Pa"lee. New York Amoco san Juan
SAND KEY. Feb ls.-Passed east: steamers
iorlda- Port Arthur for Providence; Louisiana
Port Arthur for Philadelphia; I7th Quistconch
New Orleans FOR Genoa Passed west nth Steamers
Shawnut. Norfolk for Cuba: A. c. Bedford New
York for Port Lobos; Mizar Dutch. Norfolk for
Boca Grande: Fuippo Arteli fAust) Trieste for
-; Texas. New York for Port Arthur; socony
with tow, New York tor Beaumont
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Feb ls-Arrtyed
Steamers Ansalfo Fourth (Ital.), Philadelphia fand
Cleared. Steamers War Casco (Br) Brow Head
Lake tondulac. Antilla; Agwistor. Philadelphia
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LIZARD. Feb. ls-Psssea: ssean4r I1ton Or q
New York FOR London
KIN SALE. Feb. ls.-Passed. stea1n-s t,rsstsrss
DR.. New Orleans for Liverpool.
LONDON. Feb. ls.-Arrsyed. Steamer Mans
kAhGa Ry ;. New York
MANILA. Feb. l4-Arrivei. Steamer varies
Narn .Japl. Seattle via Kobe
z,'.l. A,YlAoTM. Feb. l5.-Arr!vedi stsssaAe
ST VINcrSr FEB. ls D ssssms 60 r..
vince lir.l Newport News
g., Ia koC9ElLE. Feb. l5.--Arrsvedi ssssrsrs
3erS for St Nazsirs. Sailed: Steamer sornrrsre
ST NAZArRE Feb ls.-Asrtvcd, sts..uss
Roman Ia Prince tBrl, New York
HALboA Feb lS.-Arrived. Steamers AcsJrtis
Be-. GUayaaun: West wsumeke, Portland. ORE
SShin9ck P,o5-ana. ore. Kent tBs}s sydney. *
.. "; S15ied Steamer Point Looos Honolulu
AFRO" SsolAe: Point Adams Norfolk. sacandass.
NeN o.s. Virginia tFr.l. Bordesux- Sailedl
steamers Rooring. PHILADELPHIA; OrRnSe Branch
,s3. Norfolk; West Carhnifa1 Norfolk; ItancA
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Louisiana Mob Hangs
Alleged Negro Murdere,

SHREVEPORT. La. Feb. 1s.-w,jl
Faulkner. negro, was hanged by a
mob Of fifty masked men near here.
The negro was taken from the deput
sheriff, who had arrested him on =
charge of numbering 7. c. Owens and
his vito.
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Leather and Fancy Coods,
.Eewelry

cJlATrAhOOGA Torn.--D y ioyernen can-
Isfy, = H. Fa41nen hsnd.erchie,s. io,te'ry.
s.yssr ard heather aD2Gs; Eirby. Hock T. I1shor.
1850 DfsafNaJ
tcfJAID William Hea1rer Co Mr euig-
tasie Assi5.9r a<>ls. e,e: Wa., Jtiay seseull
ffr.af
., DURoiI II oDpe1a@roer. fanny goods cp
iIrIagn Hill. H. a,eusr Dry Goods On q
p Nfe lenry. iqstner g'<>js. et. Wot
ffi
LDtfs.fLtt ~ J Ba.ou 4 sons. Witt.
ftn1 Ntti.. "'.tan r EupN. 20 Ew' Twc5
lltN HfH 49, 'e01 4 Foas. H.
0'ftt. tai Tseo', ti4tU iifeei.
r.r ti.i.r|ts3 'ifr
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b ,.. Eisenbcrs. Abe nrcsnu shoe.
=, NJh <pIi, "a -George Macraln COMPANY: !
or .aIits' md cHidIcn'a Ahooa. 4s5
l.o'lil,s iIi'-f L. Msop. millinery and shoes
FAN inANcIscO Emporium. n cros.r,,
SHOES. 2a1 iiih Asnnle eighth Moor '''''
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W Gather Report

WASHINGTON. Feb 1s.-High pressure
prevails generally except In New England and
the extreme Southwest. Over the latter dis
trict pressure is quite low. and there were
general. although mostly light SHOWS over
the plateau region. There were also light
local SHOWS In the extreme Northwest and in
the lake region. the upper Ohio Valley and
the middle Atlantic states and rain on the
middle Gulf coast. Elsewhere the weather
was fair.
1t is considerably colder in the Rocky
Mountain region and Arizona, but as a rule
temperatures are somewhat above the sea-
sona average
The Southwest disturbance probably viii
move eastward or ast-northeastward cnus-
ing rains Thursday in the cast Gulf states
ana Tennessee. rains or SHOWS in the Ohio
Valley md SHOWS IN the upper lake and west
ern lower lake region. Otherwise fair
weather will prevail Wednesday and Thurs
day over tins forecast district.
There will be no temperature changes Of
conseqdence.
Forecasts for special Districts.-Eastern
New York and Southern New England fair
to-day and tomorrow little change in tenn
pefaturc
Western Pennsylvania, fair to-day: TO-
morrow increasing coudness probably sncv
by night
Western New York. fair to-day, tomorrow
fair in cast, incrHnsing cloudincss IN west
portion.
New Jcrscy. Delaware aud Eastern Penn
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Notion and ToiIeg Goods

EOsTOs- poa'c lc n 2sc s,ore. II , Crosby
roiigns. fa5ez grria. suallwaTes. rnrA Ayen1e
WAsiHNGTON. y C--Lsnsbargh r. Bro; M,ss
Srocinsn. uorWs. l2so Efoafshy
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
CITY ISLAND
Bound East

steamer Lake Weir. New York for Boston
steamer Delaware, Now York for Boston
for New London 49, ''A'''' ''i''lo
~, schooner Isaac Sherwood. Perth Amboy ,or Green
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highest, SO degrees Cat 2:45 p. M low
est. n tat 20 q. M average, 50 average
same date last year, IS; average same date
Tor thirty-thrce years, g.
Humidity
g. m H.. "a p. M. 50 S p. M. ~
Barometer Reading
q. 2985 ! q IN. .2s.SslS soo4
Local Forecast.-Fair to-day and to-nor-
row; little change in temperature diminish
ing northwest winds, becoming northeast to-
morrow. -\
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Schedules in Banhruptcv

The schedules IN bankruptcy a,ad yes.e~l., IN .,.
ro(, N,ates Distrc tCou-t we're as fellows
Ton oSit go NAGLER-A schedule O,
totssSAO"er ~ Nage- mo address shows naaifftis
.. .soS and assets Of se52s The th-ee iasge-
West For syr sex Manufae.arng Company ll5
r ho2k Gonpsny. Roaring spring. Penn $50 mai
iams l rsoiet Company. Holyo.e Mass SIS WI
ill., s@S, fosom x Strouse. IS loln street are The
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Business Troubles


RICHARDS SHOE COMPANY -yno-,ss.o
NO, az ~ Reads Street Yesterday assl-.sa t~
i ia- paAeht q creditors - Edward r. savage o.
I, - r ,,uale Street Incorporated - l9e2 Wfls-7
IiNcAafds IS president OF the company Lessor
sa; OF 20 Broadvay. attorneys f5r tAe
'A an W. WHITEHEAD manufacturer or 9air.s
a. ~ Wes torty eighth Street Yesterday assigned
Of 100 V Vf'enr 81 creditors 10 Edward H. Bunccs
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Ooingg On To-day


SPSBszs9S yFE 0HRXr
--------"' ---------------
DAY
ara s.or van '' cos a.Sa7 Ps-f us ss.un o.
Metropo.i'sr Nrseim # Art American Museum
>f.s.. St'eN. & d " Aquarium
Hecos str..-tia. S.r.,,l --1 I'S az, soe
Far,,-l.s.rf ~ Ky tAeo % Nes'
Cs-.erai IN s-e,ol ina..e CAus rs,,.h
0lsanis f- +; ,.i '--1 Iie@,-
Me- or fse 4tga-a Gus 81 New ~. Ho.e
si5,.ag Il H.. American 1s..,.n,. q, ,ur,,, FL.
N>osas a ,as csos Isias A Sses' ,6 al G Tss
lleal.os g. ~ i1--' -
Third Auuual conference. Nev York s.sts Assoc,
Midr.assr e6.s. Ar.g..s. al g !, .,uta .,
street. all dss vest I'iT'S -'''n'n
LEG. ..e. Amer ca's Responsibilities So 4 Word
University. II rs A. RI '9 ''" '''"
Westminster Kennel Ciu-. Deg Snow Madison
Julius Dracfsier ,gl s..-, a, A,s-.o.,,-,..,-
el Foreigners and Native Born" in Tie course
Culture House at As a m. to '''7 h'''''3'
EVENING
Bal \ Y depot $ q NJ G. Pennsylvania
Hotel ~.
Dlnrer Dartmouth College Alumni Hotel NJ
n.' Alpm go N. - '-'''' '''
p m. '''
Inception Lowell Centenary Celehratio, ~,
Nicholas Murray Ru.ier 90 N,arr3-rs,5s 7, - '
m 1.-TWO
lMteraiument ard dance OF the 5ath Over Here
.smet Temple. SIS D. IN
Nee-lns Open Forum Of the Humanitarian, Cult
206 West Ead Avenue SIS y IN NatNeT,e
Phillips will speak on Making Americans out
II Foreign Born" "
Concert. National Aria Club Is G-an,rner.y
AR tyu,a,Te
nv HN"'o''o
AH M, Art Galleries. Madison Square South
Anderson Galleries, Park Avenue and ilfty-ninth
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svlvania. faN to-day and probably ro-ror-
row; little change in temperature.
Local Official Record.-The following rec
ord shows temperatures during the last
'wenty-1our hours, IN comparison with the
corresponding date OF last wear.
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Satisfied Judgments

roultnov Goorgr ! n Sheridan. ner
q. 1915 ........................,. te.7oo 90
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Humidity
Shipping Intelligence
Port of New York


sun rises .....-.. $40 Sun sets -
Moon rises 10 80 y. IN Moon sets &C.. $50 a. /
High Water
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first uamo Is thnt Of tho debtor
Helen. ns erecutr!x--W. Weber
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-25
CLEVELAND, OHIO Jo1, 25 sHrrEMBRfE 1919.

y Pal bine, domnule premare.
cum sa ma injunghie in maiu, ca
ell rup ghioaga asta in doua.
- Al sd vezi tn, asculta ce-ti
spun eu!
ST primarul, rotofeiu, GU palaria
de pisla pc ceafa, Sc departa inject,
calcind ca din pod, in bocincele c,l
talpa groasa de un deget.
Pc cioban il opreau toti:
- II jucasi, Bugheo!
Flacaul parca simtea nevoie sii
spuie la toti ca el rape ghioaga in
doua, ca nu putea sal inpllnga in
maia asa din senin.
= Cum sd ma 'npunga, ma!
ST rfdea Gu hohot, in g1lg1iri sour
te, de rasuna ulita.
Catre seara iesi din sat 81 lua
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idrumul spre stina.

'drumul spre stina.
Cfnd ajunse, ollie erau in strun-
ga, ceilalti ciobani statealr pc scau
nasele spatarului 81 mulgeau. Bu-
ghea Isl asvirli caciula pc ceafa, s.
striga: Gu ghine!'' apoi Sc aseza
81 dinsul in rind GU ceilalti, lua .
cupa 81 bau, insetat, laptele dintr
7nsa.
Apoi ,intoarse capul:
Ma, in Stejarel 0 fost All dof-
torul.
Ciobanii rlnlgeau inainte.
- Auziti vol, o fost doftorul in
Stejarel. Da ii Lam jucat Ell
Ciobanii lasara din muls. Bughea
urma:
| - Ca venise oamenii la dfsul ca
la biserica. ST ell LEAN zis: MA,
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BOLNAVII.
De: En-. Girleanu.
(IIrmare J

(Urmare.)
- Taci Sfintia ia, ca ell, cum
ti-am spus, n am fost bolnav de ri
lele mele.
Popa lar clstina din cap.
- Da, ii ON cn carte, ii ON ell in
vAtatura, taica.
Bughea ramase pc g1nduri, mai
stete putin; apoi, vaz1nd Cd parin-
telui m-i prea placuse gluma l,,i,
pleca. 0 lua prin sat. Sc intilni Gu
primarul.
- Sa stii ca ito coc eu, mai Bu-
gheo, ii zise acesta.
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flacau, clipi, Isl apropia palmele
bucuros, apoi zise:
- Asa! Eli, tot te prefaci, fir
tate? la intinde-te lei.
Ciobanul sc intinse pc banca,
doctorul il ridica, peste cap, CANA
sa, il ciocani, il cauta indelung, a.
poi malta capul.
= Teal uns Gu doctoria ce IL
am dat?
Bughea de abba fngaima:
Nu, sarut nina.
Doctorul facu miscare, ca 81
cind ar fl vrut sal dea palma
strimba din mas, il mai ciocani, mai
sus mai jos, apoi Sc intoarse catre
prlmar:
- Veil? atunci fl fost Dol
nav, daca lam spus; dar acum II "a
re mimic, mimic; ii teafar.
F'lacaii Sc uitara Gu gura casca-
ta, unii la altii. Bughea incepu sa
Sc waite.
- Ma mpunge, asa ca sula. q.
Nici M pot dormi.
: Doctorul il ciocani in frunte:
Tia intrat in cap, TIA intrat
in cap. Ce aveai atuncea, numai al
acuma: sd mahinci bine 81 sd nu te
gfndeSte la boala, naucule!
Bughea parca Sc mai insenina O
clipa, apoi lar incepu sd Sc vaicare.
Doctorul furios, clipi repede, lua
I'M praf de chinina; il varsa in
tr 'un pahar Gu putina apa Si:;ii.l in
tinse.
= Ma, bea asta, sd nu te duel a.
$a... GU nina goala.
Ciobanul bau 81 Sc otar1 ca de
mOarte:
- Numai sint ell ON de-acum. III
Sc ell!
Doctorul inchise cutia, mai vor-
bi, rastit, cu primarul 81 porni. Dar
clnd vroi Sd iasa din odaie, deoda-
ia, Sc repezi pc usa baba Gu gal
na subsoara. baba cea cu durere dc
cap. Cum il vazu pc doctor, ii in
tinse gaina, si-i arutnca repede TN
potop de multumiri:
= Dumnezeu sa-ti dee sanatate
sufletele, sa traiesti 0 suta de ami
sa nu mai imbatrinesti dintr 'atita
ca mi-ai scapat zilele.
Doctorul Sc opri, Isl sbirci fata
lara nemultumit, Sc uita la ca, 81
dupa ce Sc gindi putin, ii zise:
= Da, da, imi aduc aminte de ii.
ne, dar, cram suparat 81 nu ti-am
dat mimic.
Pc, chipul babel trecu o lumini
de zimbet, apoi urma repede:
= M mi-ai dat, dar tot din Ii
dula dumitale Sc cheama ca m am
vindecat, ca mi-o dat-o ciobanul j.
sta, DEAN filcut alifie la Cheatra
ST cum m am uns la timpla, Gu mi
na parca mi-o luat durerea. Iaca a
sa, u.mina...
Doctorul nu-i dete vreme sd is
prayeasca, Sc strimba grozav, i'm
brinci la parte, 81 iesi strigind eli
i tinea gura:
Aista-i un sat de nauci, dom
mule; un sat de nanci!
A,.% IS
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