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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
Bank O Franes Dividend

PARIS De @9-Ina Honk u Fr.nr. a.
sn=tr re- tAe -eqn1 semester df tie assst
ls-al y.af. ln lhs previous da-.f n. Z zs.
dlHIs rail lg tha hank asr...Il. @.ss
IF4acs O. canllldRH --a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wBEAT.-Reoeipts. tso,ise busn' ,,,,
msrke, opened &c lower, but supseq,, ,hs
recovered under buiiish speculation J" o,..
west and closed tlo. higher for the aey' ~ ?
is.ions: car lots. 9 sFp2?iT'2 '2sil 80; No.
red Western, 81 5iIaf 34is; No NO''ii'''
CORN s.&Rseeipts, 11.5si bushels DesIm1nsS DemsnSp
was fair and prices were vel Ind,' Iga g. "a
Quntations Car lots for local ,Isue stssiuer
iocatlon-No 2 yellow. new, iod twIS'' nevv "a
yellow, now, T5dTbiic.; No yellI,oN' zee cob.
aTl54c; sample yellow. new, eJa NC "''
~ oATs1-ReceIpts 1851 bushels omsirdi o,,iid
Inrs were moderate and the merke5 Itsi,s
steady though uuiet Quotations: DO Nn 4
5ii.a5Gc standard white, 545nooc'' W.
white. jfd54isc -. Wa
RYE was IN small supply and nrm,ii nr,n,ii,v IN
quote at 81. 1O7f is per bush as 70 qualiIs tois
export elevator. and at S1dl1O Tor shla" ''''
OF nearby grain IN bags. -,o noa
FIOUR.-Receipts, e40 bbls and ~ in,JtttS ii,n,,tts
lbs. In sacks. Trade slow but mi5 ~ ~. in
well maintained Quotations, per l9o ioSi,-rt ioii, "
wood: Winter clear f40Oa5 10: Do sys,,,ss syS,ssis
S5.25G5.hO: do, patent; M!BsSqy Nratsnt
straisht, juie sacks, S5.35ff6toi 90. passSs asSs "a
iute sac.s, 81 eo1Sooi Spring nrst eleaT; Tn;sfsnt
tGaG25; do favoriie brands s6.3J.as5s 81; clty ~,
city mills. regular Erades-winter clear, Sa.n,V
ri. 10; do, straight, s525a55o; do, patent
RYE FLOUR-1n small supply and firm,
wood nj SGTG 20
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
oHIcodo BANKS PROTEST. FAx

CHICAGO De z9.-seyeral larEs banks
hsr8 including ths Continental and COM
paying of part of the FEDERAL 81 tx pr 500
o. capital. surplus and undivided rrodta
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
GOVERNMENT BONDS
sECURITIEs Ar AuCTToN

by smgeeio sSseoa ne following securities were sod
sasIsS bsl.5,5 5F,5hil,9sasl9hia ,sel9hia BouTao com q
shares Philadeiphis Bos,f-s -. ',stt- az
NVe0 A-natseturers Water %. 81 1850 100iI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29

~s.te AaE & 81. akfsr nosreaEF
-t's sz-'zsitaHl E1eadeiuhia. t1-
tteeIuhar 1a IEIN
~. 1''seters ef EaaaoEs 1es ilfai Eoaas
.z e4s atefaEet s Quarterly
a aelk d laal
s l41l M E1s.
81 t|Ia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29

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REW foaK4 Dee za-HITTEla. = as.-st
hI4aaf and arm. ace1lptg. 1855 eaasls sals
lt4llall1 sAlra -, hls1es sz1izas a1c. f.
s-al4. a4iEs 4ts iaiiatIrf erzsasl8 Sc
azlreI Hfa aaz.a
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
PROVISIONS

Trade quie, and the market without Inn
portani change Quotations; City beef, IN
ssts smoked and air dried; 2safee. Westd1. .1. = !
beef, knuckles and tenders smoked and
air, dried, 2a130c. do. Western beef. knyckles
sl3Tai; PORK family S2s. Soa24: hams S,
cured loose I3iia14c dO ,;kn9nsd lo9se, Sss;
hams. smoked. citv cured. as to brand and
swsrase, lil5a i5c. haps, smoked MestssGTIn sGIl
&c, pl"ric shoulders. s. P. cured. Loose.
ll4mi1hc. do. smoked. f2Hh12isc; bellies:
1hc. breakfast bacon. as 60 brand and aver
age City cured, 1sa1ac.: DO. Western cured.
Ike: DO. do. do. tubs. 1iaitHc: do. pure
so pSfs % ety Sstts rssred e5eeii IN tuSa if
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
ANRgsL MEETINGS

GJfs7 thE ANkUAL MEETING or FHH
.nee Compaay of Phiisdsief.is- IN IS 30
~ sts once e the Company, 1I5-TlT-7la
isIs fesk on Monday 5aHuary s5thI
-slifs - - geteek neon. seven directors
WI oe sleeked folis viii close Al 81 Ia.
Joseph G. RozoRTH. secrstsry.
aJfzs Penn NATIONAL BANK.
~ fhil7dsiphia. December ~ 1914.
~ me election of Director for ~ eaafisnE s
r.,esse esi es aeld at thz Banking HOUSE.
=, -il'-i s4na-fg 1Gth. leIE5 bcfaa4n ia
rf- ana g tlock q a.
AZ O. HAEER Calft11.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-29
HTADELPHIA MARKETS
POULTRY

DRESSED SUPPLE. fairly liberal and ths
s5se' ,o5s rsTEeys aHEss 'VR drypscsd : Fancy s.
ass'0y .ss yf,ceip!s % ,gSTfsc inferior I issis:s'
dEfSS-pad.d ES 0d selected heavy 1so Ssl.Sss ss sSs
ii5d5 lss apiece iIe.; do do, 4gth iSs
Sk lbs. .Ispisce 1!aisc.i do.. 9 is. sa7 ss7
iiGgo.i igo.ii d@. To- q lbs and under i2efse, E
sE'fGoy fslT tG sood 80 isc i '&.st &.sisrp al
g is TO shiNias y IS. s
6 Co.,, d0f 2ns Iif 9 sS Is. % g -; AZ
lisI fsd Is lbs to dcz ie mlk.ied 6 iS.m mll. ssi
ssiI Io lSs fiFG .os 2 Doc eo'
sSFAiSe sSdfiS dpasted Ss I IN SSSf 5oaS a
Isa dTySpikfSa Ss So So avg Western Sysr s.s
iGs., .14Hc:: western; milk;fed, dry.PlssH
over. oss 1Cc o. Western. eorp,fsd. lSs' Dr.
itS l.S 9V.9 %ssi;.99 '2{2!'ss s: G oi iad lt' is. @
sgSsiS sgSsS. IsT 1915 laIoscnWRSss WRSIns wtsssr II
lbs. yer dozon,. s4.2594 81: white. HeiFhsari
iSs lbs. rer dozen. So 1893 15 DO. a.
per iozen. s2a2. 66; do. G68h lbs. per dozen
81 2llfi 90: dark and No. 2 fOc. 6st. 10.
LIyE-D.s,sirabie stock in small small Sypgy
i2d14c.; old ROSTERS. 1O61Oihc.: sprni
chickens, according TO quality, 11n19c.: thf.
KEYS 15911c.: ducks. 1sd14e.; geese iaafss.
guneas younE-weiRhing lbs. and ovsi
apiece per pair. h5o: weighing th9ts, rs
apiece, per pair. Soc; gliinens old. pet rail-
4Oa45c.; piEeors ner patr. tbRisc.
FRESH FRUITS
The general market quiet and oranges sns
plneapples shade easier. Quotatlonsi AnrlcI
New York per bbl.-Klns. S2G3; Baldwin, si.IS
az. 30; GreeninE s2a3:. spy. s1.75d2. 20; Other
good eating varieties Sf.75G2.50: medium, fi0
l.So; sppl,s, Western, per boz 75easL0i
per, E1Rnc.: lemons, per hox. 81. E072 81.
oranges, Florida, per boz; s1.25as; iangerlnsl
Gsr box, siS2; S pInespples per crate-Posti
fancy late varieties. per bbl 81. 3.7s14; as; era1.
erarberries' Cape Cod. early black. per crate.
ihc dS15o; cranbsrriess Jersey, per crate. ~.
Ss5Cd5; Duchess t2a3; HoweIl. s2a2sS:
other varieties. S2d3; Strawberries, Florida. pef
qt., 4O165c.
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HarrisOn bros, Annual Report

For 100 pounds
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-02
DIET AND HEALTH
HINTS
BY DIR. T. :. As.an
Food Specialist
"EAsY KEEPERS"

Stockmen recognize certain
breeds Of animals as being
"easy keepers" An easy keep
err eats less food than the aver
age animal because it utilizes
better the food that II does CON-
sumo; there is more complete
digestion and assimilation and
less waste. The same difference
exists in different animals. The
OK eats a large amount Of food
In proportion to its size and
growth, the goat a small amount.
The same difference exists in
human beings. Some eat large
ratlons though they do not gain
much in flesh, others eat little
but maintain weight. The stock
man finds 1t economical to Sc
lect easy keepers, and in these
times Of high cost of living
"easy keepers" are quite desir-
able In the ordinary household.
The average person eats fartoo
much and too complex a diet.
Thorough m~asticatior and oc-
casional fasting tend to reduce
the amount of food required.
This Is desirable not so much
for financial economy as for
physiological, for every unit Of
energy expended in digestion
and elimination Beyond what is
necessary, is waste.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-02
LOCAL NEWS

F. j.. McCalmont, manager Of the
Star Creamery. left yesterday for Snlly
county; he is out hustling business for
his creamery-the best in the state.
Conductor Reick, whose RIM is between
Pierre and Rapid City, returned today
from Edgewater, Wis, where he
pleasantly passed two weeks of his va
cation.
On Tuesday, at the home of Z. e.
Snyder, in Onida, occurred the marriage
of Joseph P. Shaver to Miss Mamie M.
Green; Rev. G. H. Quayle, officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaver have been resi-
dents Of Ouida for manyyears and num-
Der their friends by the full extent OF
their acquaintance.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-02

With Carranza shown up as the per-
sonal representative of the Waters
Pierce corporation. rather than the big
hearted patriot he has been assumed to
be, the contention of the Huerta repre-
sentatives that a neutral, unconnected
with either faction in Mexico be chosen
as provisional president, might be re-
ceived with greater favor by the medi-
ators than was the case when Carranza
representatives of this government in
sisted that none but a pro-Carranza
msn be chosen. That is. such might be
the case if the mediators hadn't given
up that part of their task as a bad job.
Aberdeen News.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-02

There isjoy la the heart Of him
Mo takss tranecontinental tours on
|the bAck bumpers Of the gondola.
ssIheIealsois slee Ia tho heart Of him
sMho deipsnda o. the blind baggage for
n1igratetys transportation. This OK
lhltlaration hss grown gradually Of
Iatenpont he freight oar campaigner.,
sO IN waosEd haD bean pasaed out IN rail
xoadelfsles that the hobo and his
sskindSAse toabaspermitted TO ride I'M
aanlaoisstsd upon the freight cars 81 the
Ksnaoontfnentall lines providing. Of
eourse,h e 10 riding ID tho right di-
sEkSetion direction has been
S6tip6 heEthe bse line leading
q ntnaldslds.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-02
Judge ]. w. McCarter, OF BoMdle
for Governor of South Dakota

H. L. Loucks Of Watertown announ-
.ces that he is still in the field as an in
dependent candidate for United States
senator and will remain in the field until
the closing Of the polls in November.
Mr.. Loucks explains that, while he was
mentioned in the progressive state con-
vention as a candidate for the senator
ship, he was not then a progressive,
but an independent, and that he could
not have accepted the nomination of
that body had it been rendered.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-02

Prof. r. G.. Holden, conductor of
the alfalfa crusade through this state
was a%stonished by what he saw of
the resources Astounding on every
hand es lie trayersed q great part of
its territory. He enthusiastically
declared that, in his judgment, there
were young people In his audience in
the sontl. ern half of. South Dakosa
who would live to see land in their
communities selling at an average
price of $4OO an acre.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-02
YOUNG PEOPLE WE'D

Tuesday svening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
B0rst, occurred the marriage of Miss
Jessie Borst and Leo Kantowski, both
prominent young people Of this city.
Rev. Father Harrington officiating.
The bride wore . beautiful gown of
white accordion pleated crepe de
chine with net overlace. and carried
bouquet of brides roses. Miss
Caroline Grenard acted as BRIDES
maid.
A reception followed the ceremony,
which q attended by number of
guests, friends and relatives of the
contracting party.
Both bride and groom are popular.
young people Of this city, and their
many friends wish them many happy
returns.
The out of town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Olney Borst of Rapid City;
Mrs. Schooley of Mankato: Mrs. a.
Pfotenhauer Of Chamberlain, and
Mrs. Mason Samco of Canning.
The young couple left yesterday
for q trip through the Hills, to spend
a few weeks.
Fifteen naval officers were July 1
subjected to compulsory retirement by
the naval board, though all of the fiji
teen are entirely competent and are not
disqualified by age.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-02

Beginning July 1, the Wells Fargo
company took over al the express traf--
llic handled formerly BY the United
|States Express company On all Balti-
more and Ohio lines. Parcel post ex-
.pansion Was given "a treason why the
\. Express company retired.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-02

II EnfstNS1 dfStha e06t-C6ce ut Pierre, South p
~. y mafl nnatter 81 the second class.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-07-02
ierre Erse Press 's

XUS ENl1E IA srAasn CAPITAL,
i3lii..sIersnar1sARr u ADvArcE
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

Communiey iatesess b sise life oe
asy coamuaisy. asd the welfare aad
progress u this commsaity y os
great impost.sce 70 you and % -.
We hops those u yos who resd the
L. Jssta Trtbsae. also rod the ID.
vertiseMests Ne sesd tn yos tlsossh
IT,. These advertisements arc direct
messages frOm osr stOses "a .yOU.
asd Ne wosld like % have yos coa.
sisisr thea ~ ssseh - thOsgh we
were salkias IN yos fsre u fs-e.
1t will ~ oss sla n make this
yrar hasaes ose Ssse IL Jusea, and
ne fres cosfi<leas shss yos viii peuS.
is By loisiag h slse effost. ~ Deass
favor ~ By iaspectiag oss lises b..
fore goiag elsewhere. II yos Siad
what yos waat. you may rrss -.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

ssssd \ Win - q ~ higAsss qaalI.
v. asd h hsyiag hsrs. yss wfn hsvs
~ sssaseass q sssa.s juss whae
ysa ere payiag -.
h esssiag. ws Asss 20 vill -.
eeSs tAh nsssaos \ ~ spiris -
wAscA \ + wrieass-ssr nseaal 49,
EN-, saiy. We = ~ k.sw 49,
ssrA . sssr.a i.visaEsss was svss
srst 80 beSsEs. - \ Win = lsass
shsw - ~ ~ - vGllag - .
:. - s.an esssass = ~ - hsw
- sessssasss ~ ss1s.
Csns = slusa. - 49, y tsun.
nats yser pssssses k.swn. ~.
- = - stssss = .ase Il S0as
sieurs. bssssr. Mvsasss sswa. -
eve.y - :. ~ es..s.iay ~ -
btssss ~ ssr \.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
Farmers in the Vicinity of Ia Junta
We Ne lscated Here Among You

Where you know ~ and We know YOU Our homes are
here our money 4 invested here. and nothing but honest
dealing that will increase trade. would be prudent for
Every sale make be satisfactory Rve u
Z chance we will prove that want It 10 be
When you come 10 town. caf ~. though you
are not buying at the time acquainted with
call and le become acquainted Come in Saturday
and the next Saturday.
Come to our churches you none near your home
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
Yours to serve.

Yours to serve.
T"E ksS"s'A naY GOODS eu''rAs,-sv e-.a,. o.. -
>. ~ eiARS-ihy Goods -
DRAPER ssoE Ann ciOrmsuo CoasFAxY-assus Su.AAA.os
asd Hhnss 4f9 ~ ~
TslE ~ SCxTA MlLLlxG Axn aVA3oo COMPANY Wsasuss
al fassaess u II Sussa. O..
AHkAxss* VALLEY nA,lwAY$1 1anG4 AHD POwn cuouAsx
-suiee k1ertssc hos. p; y & t{ III B. ft,sf .s
nrnNwTT rsnnix-Moss- puus1nnnuoH
hrs CsO1Mlsss- -ys4s.su. q = ~ 81 y.
me AexKsx irxnem coxea q. Il . 3 &
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

MAYHEM noCsG FURNISHING coMrAxy-rsa..s.A.,. Az,
TME r11gsT NATIONAL RANK
GOLDEN HCl1 DTOeE-esy lsaoSs. Meas asiss
Toae A1.AAOpe u1oO3 uyOHs-shaes Rsba<~ MssIssy.
rsoce
rss cosnaApo SAVINGS Axp TRUST coxrAxv-n.....,
naaklag - 0estngA
=. q. no1kIx COs-aAAAss Rssds.ss.wear Oseau.
1ss Deot nnco s1oas nssss. >. = ,s.rA. ts.ysss.s.
poees nscu110ron-csssss - ~ . srssaa,b. 4t
v1G14 - VoN1n1lv 1lnArm .
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
With the Opening Of Spring

J1ITH opening Of Spring the business men Of La Jun.
INV IA extend cordial invitation for you to make
- 1t YOUR TOWN this year--even to greater extent
than YOU have In this modern cooperation
keynote all There cannot and never will Be
community where there is not cooperation You
need our help and we need yours
Decide right make La Junta trading point
the coming You cannot find better lines Of merchan
anywhere. and nowhere will find business men
appreciative OF patronage The lines handle
MUST could afford TO sell no other kind.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

mr. ol,A1lAxs nAsnwAas CoalsAsy.-sss...... !.
ons1nw OUoo 40 7ll'7 7- a - H
,. ~ eEAelk Co.-nsan nulkAauoA n
"A srxRA ~ AM ouuaAon npAxy-o =. 49, :.
Z - Aum - ~ n11DA~ s .sf 8 IN 77' ~ '>s
- A1o1AGos - n ~ = - ;.
~. ngyAs- a.nn,s na,u.,s, 49, -.
~ wun9n cpe' sas 1. vrsia =. - -. L Z g 8
= SuzsA = - /. = p I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
SAILED
AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED


hibsu. July 7-steamer Car Russ). New
York via Rotterdam.
b'ocados July S.-Duala Ger. New York via
Las Palmas VA
New York via Port Natal ~, -,
Sabang. July 11.--Baron Napier (Br), New
YORK and Norfolk via Fort Natal for
Para. july 1l.-Hubert Bp. New York via
Taicshuano. July 12.-Copenhsgen Obj. New
York and Norfolk via Punta Arenas.
lcxilonnes, July l2@sania . C' Snr, ban r'S"-
o. dc Janeiro July 12-Japanese Prince
}rl New York go.
ttordam July II - Jan van NASSAU sa
eutchl, New York Via west Ihdles' Neh-
ala. july iS.-Radnorshire (Br), Seattle
y : Yokohama for London. - 49,.
Z ples July H. II ?. m.-Patrio pr)' Ne"
tbm9oSnoseki. July l3-st. Egbert Br New
York via Sabang.
iontsyideo. July 13-Anselma de Larrinaga
,Br), New York via Norfolk: Terminus
h JTer1pooi' July i4.-Bellerophon Br). Tacoma
yia Hioeo and London Canadian (BT), Bos-
ton: Mauretanla (BT, New York via Fish
Antwerp. July Il. g. m.-Kroonland. New
York Via Dover
Bremen. July a. a. m.-Kronprinz Wilhelm
Ger. New York Via Plymouth and Cher I,.
hourg: 10 a. m, Bremen tSer)' Nc" iorA
Ma plymouth and Boulogne
SAILED.
Hr,ors Iulv q.-Steamer Chalister CBr), from
Yotobsms. Boston and New York.
IEossrio. Juiy io.-Shiriey CBD, New York.
Kobe. July ii.-Indrakuala tbr). rev t s
Azores July u. ?. m'-homA uN' i'O''
Nareeilles New York. 49,,
amsterdam. July 12.-Rotterdam tDutcn
CanO, New York. -. vi,
Arica. July I3-Charcas CBr). New fork
IL. rbsdos Juiv 1a-Hlghland Harris tBr)'
from Montevldeo. New York; 2. m.
Tennyscn tBr. from Rio de Janeiro' Ne"
York ~ CA
hlelds, July lA-AnElo Brazilian lsD. oSu
II nv Z n petrolcine Obj, New York.
london. July i4-Iroquois CB0. New YORK
PASSED.
&erim, July a. Steamer Foreric lbr)' Fla
4 Mia via Colombo for Boston and New tofh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
KILLED BY SUBWAY TRAIN
Man Leaped or Fell to Tracks
Traffic Tied Up.

Hundreds of passengers were terri
fed yesterday afternoon at the 14th
ST. station of the subway when Michael
Kane either fell or threw himself in
front Of an uptown train. The line was
tied up for 35 minutes before the body
was removed.
Kane, who was thirty-five years old,
was proprietor of a hardware store at
259 Kingston av., Brooklyn. He leaves
a wife and baby.
Mrs. Kane said her husband left
home cheerful and we'll, so far as she
knew, and had no business or other
worries to cause him to wish to end
his life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

are somewhat lower over the great central
valleys and the Rocky Mountain region
hui continue high IN the Plains states. the
West Gulf states and Arkansas. Moderate
temperatures continue throughout the East
The indications are that there will he
showers Wednesday IN the Atlantic and
East Gulf states and Thursday In the
South Atlantic states and on the NORTH
Atlantic Coast In other parts OF the
country the weather will be generally fair
Wednesday and Thursday, although widely
scattered showers are probable In the north.
west. With the exception of somewhat
cooler weather In the North Plains states
temperatures will not change materially In
any part cf the country during the next
forty eight hours.
Winds for wednesday and Thursday--
North Atlantic. moderate south and south
west: Middle Atlantic, moderate south
South Atlantic. moderate variable. mostly
southeast and south; East and West Gull
light 70 moderate variable; Upper Lakes
day and probably Thursday. Moderate
northeast and east.
Forecast for Special Lccalities--Easterr
New York. partly cloudy Wednesday, prob
ably showers In southern portion; Thursday
fair In north, cloudy In south portion:
Western New York and Western Penn
syivanis, partly cloudy wednesday, THURS
southern New England. showers wednes-
day and probably Thursday. moderate
New Jersey, Northern New England
Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware. MARYLAND
and District OF Columbia, showers Wednes-
day: Thursday partly cloudy.
Virginia. showers Wednesday: Thursday
partly cloudy.
west Virginia. local showers Wednesday;
Thursday fair.
Local Official Record.-The following Of
fetal record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes IN the temperature for
the last twenty four hours. In comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
MIRELESS REPORTS

The philadelphia. reported as 80 miles eas<
L. sandy Hook az e:l5 g m yesterday, Is ex-
|ected "a dock Thursday forenoon.
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, 800 at $40
~ expected TO dock this evening or
thursday forenoon.
The fnnerator. 4Ss az noon, expected to
ork this forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

r,e.,t,s,Ion and steamer. $3.50 p. m.
Iapsn. Corea. China (yia seattle)-
seattle Maru.................s...' 80
Hawaii Cvia san Francisco July 10
Hawaii Via san Francisco)-Lurllne.. July AZ
Ia lame Ma, July 1s
ahiti MarQuesas. Cook Islands, New
Lealand Australia via san iran =,
C.sco)-Tahiti .................''.'''' a.
,apan. Korea, China, Philippines Cvia
Vaucouver)-Empres of Japan. .:.'.'July 10
Hawaii Japan, Korea, China, Philip a..
pines (yia san Hrancisco)--Nne....'. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15

Peninsular q Oriental
g. n. Go. frequent
sailings, India, China,
Philippines, ) apa n /.
Australia, New Zea-
land. Winter Tours in
India. Round World
Tours. For full in
formation apply Cum
ard Line, 2f-24 State
street, n. Y.
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VERMONT.
500 IDEAL SUMMER RESORTS

II2-Page Illustrated Brochure
with information regarding 500 Summer Re-
sorts in Vermont and shores OF Lake Cham
plain. with hotel, farm and village home
accommodations. Sent on receipt Of <c
stamps for mailing. Address Summer Homes
No. 81, 3s5 Broadway, n. Y.
WRITE RUTLAND r. r.. 1915 Broadway, N.
y. enclosing &c stamp for Vacation Booklets.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
} Forecasts and Records OF the
Last TWENTY four Hours.

omeial Record and Forecast-Washing-
fon' July 1.-THE disturbance that was
fNer Lower Michigan Monday night has
aossd southwark 10 Ohio. and has dimin-
sneo ~ Intensity, but during the last
sntS -lour hours II caused showers over
south portion OF the region OF the
49, lakes The Middle Atlantic states, the
.io valley, Tennessee and North Caro-
aho showers are also reported from
keattered points In the Rocky Mountain re-
r." sno on the Gult Coast. Temperatures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15

Highest temperature yesterday. T3 lat
1890 D. M: lowest. 6S lat b:45 a. M !:
average, 20; average for corresponding date
last wear, "a: average for corresponding
date last thirty-three years, "a.
Local Forecast.-Partly cloudy to-day,
with probable showers: Thursday, cloud.
moderate southeast winds.
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FRIDAY. JULY Il.

TO-DAY.
ty...J ro- Line close, sails.
800. Ua,.rc, French-..... 700 a m 1000 IN
Iaracas. la Guayra, D.. $50 IA - ~. ~ III
Aietapan. Jamaica. u F Co 800 10 IL ~ ~ VI :,
tioltke Naples. H-A........ -- 49, :"
4tampalia. Naples, Italian. - i'V Il,
t2atavia, Hamburg. H-A... - HVo III
1 oruus. New Orleans =. - Luz ia
ampasas, Galveston, Mall -- ~" III
THURSDAY, JULY IS.
kautiago. Tampico. Ward. 800 M l2;OO m
4 lnanca Cristobal, Psnaman 80 IN S:VV Il.
klbingia. Haytt. II A.. 100 p IN 4:VS III
Icdric. Liverpool, W S.. - is'@ N
Fan Giorgio. Naples Italian - n;Vo !"
ffatsnzas, Havana, Ward. - l-'VV III
Srlucipcllo, Rtdam, IRA. - 80
efontoso. p. Rico, NN&PR. - l aSN IA !,
OF Montgomery. Sav-SaV - S.VS IA
s,onlRnche. Jacksonville, c.. - aa ~ II
hi SUD, Galveston, SO Pac-- - S'W III
FRIDAY, JULY IL.
Kew York. champion, Am $50 a m 1000 m
s'Rrina, st Thomas. Queb.lo;3o m zoo m
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NEW YORK.
SUNSET PARK INN

And Cottages, Haines Falls, n. Y.
Accommodates $50. Rooms with bath; cleo
irIc lights: Golf. Tennis. Boating, Fishing
Orchestra, Dancing. Pure water. Rates
moderate. Booklet. J. BYRNEs.