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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
RAILROAD STOCKS
MOVE UPWARD IN
OPEN MARKET
Hundred and Thirty Thousand
Shares Change Hands in the
First Hour of Trading in
Wall Street After Strings
Are Removed.

N,w York Dec Open tradlus
W AN shares listed on the New York
stock exchange subject only 90 two
restrictions. was resumed TODAY FOR
the nrst time since the exchange was
closed ou julf 500 Fast
The big speculative and railroad IT,
sues held the world over. which were
transferred iate Yesterday afternoon
from the restricted a. the unrestrlct-
cd llst. subject ~ minimum prices
opened with AN upward swing and
within the FIRST few minutes OF trad
irg made gains 81 IA q Z points
over the quotations 90 July 90 Then
cume q heavy selling onslaught
The opening pace was too rapid 90
bel long maintained and trading d.
minished before tho end Of the hrst
hour. although l3o.00O shares
chaueed hnnds in hat period. OF
this amount steel contributed almost
30 per cent With relatively light
dealinef iu other fayorites.
For the balance 81 the morning the
movement was du1 end distinctly
downward in fact, by midday,
nothing remained ~ the opening
gain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
ooIorado MnnonnIrc ncad.

Pueblo, Colo. Dec. i5-R ~.
RcrEs millionaire merchant aud &c
ucator Of COLORADO. is dead a. VA
tional City. q suburb of san Diego,
Cal, according to "a telegram received
By his business p%arfneg. g. ". crews.
here today. MI Beggs was widely
known throughout the vcsi. lie vas
secretary OF tho board Of Denver uni-
vcrsity. He also as the head OF a
largo drygoods business with several
stores IN C~olorudu. Mr.. Bcggs was
40 years old AMI came 10 Colorado In
1881 from Cass county, Illinois, whore
he was bora. Ho made his home IN
Denver.
German Fought Mysterious supplies.
San Francls.u Cal, Dee 10
Agents OF the department of Justice,
working here, informed the q tornc
general today that the German acting
consul, Baron J. a. Won shack. sup
Piled the funds with which "a cargo of
groceries. clothinE ans ship chand-
lcr's supplies were bought for ship
mcut io Nalparliso aboard the Amer
Jean steamship Olsen and Mahonoy.
Clearanccs Tor thr vessel was refused
and the carso uuIoadcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
BELGIAN BANKERS
r TO PAY THE
WAR INDEMNITY

Paris Dcc. Is Oi.05 a. mD-Tcl-
egrphinr from ncrne. switzerland.
the correspondent ~ the Havns News
agency says the Cologne Gazette has
published "a statement TO the effect
that "a group Of Helglan bankers has
agreed 10 pay in ten instailments tho
remainder of tho war indemnity inn
posed ppop Beigium.
The city Of nrusspls has decided TO
bear The latest contribution. amount
ing 60 Is, 600, 600 francs (Sa.o0Q,000)
for the maintenance OF the cnemss
troops by additional taxes 20 be levied
until June 3. 1915.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15


cial reports.
southeast OF Cracnw we continued
our offensive We tool several Ger
man guns and machine guns and
made about 5000 prisoners
"Not one man. not one gun. nor
machine gun there has fallen
into Russian hands.
The official Paris bulletin eft De
cember ~ states
Northeast of Nailly one Gorman
battery was completely annihilaieu
and al D~cuKnouds, Co thv west ~ Viz
neuiles lcs H-iattonchntei. two German
batteries We're destroyed. ono ~
heavy calibor. and ono destined Co
hght acceptance lea tho same region
the French have destroyed g block
house and several trenches
GAN this Is pure .%9Ncntlou
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
French Official Statement

Paris. Dec l5 The official stafe-
meni given out by tho French war
office this afternoon Says the French
have retained the territory they won
recently along tie Ypres canal 81
The west Of Hollehcke lu the Ar
sunuc and elsewhere. There has
been artillery hshting from the
somme 10 me Afgonne and Boz Al
SAGE. German infantry eaned a
fooihoid near Stelnbnfh The tfSt
OF Inc communication follows,
Between the sea and the Lys the
English have occupied "a itfie forest
90 the west 81 Nyischactr The
ground gained yesterday b. oar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
FRENCH REPORTs CHARACTER
IHl.D As .pIHE INVENTION

Heriin lFl1 Wlfeless q saYVilIe. 7.
ID. Dee la-An ufncial report Civ
en- out az headquariers last might
said
The French have madc weak at
lacks against our position between she
Meusc and the V0sEes but these were
easily repuiaod. There we're NO im-
portani events on the west front. in
Fast fressla Or in South Poland. our
operations Ia North Poland are de-
.%veloping.
The following remarks are made
.rcgarding Russian und French OFF,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
TAXPAYERS CROWD
COUNTY OFFICE
ON LAST DAY
Rush Of Belated Property Own
ers to Get Their Money Into
Trsasurer's Hands Before
Penalty Goes Into Effect.

To-day uas Che l1-, day for the
payment Oi taxes without penalty.
1ud the faces was attested ny a long
coz people al the office OF County
Treasurer tand cX-ufHciu COLLECTOR
MlEc Maudoll Deputy Treasurer
Matt -iprcl Miss Gladys Munucll.
his chief assistant. and the other
clerks iu Che office were hard pressed
Zoo Keep up with the tenders OF money
made h1 taxpayers
The rush kept up a.l day. the queue
oi people c|Xtending from the office
lean around The ham, at times
90 viii NOT bc possible Cor 81 da,
or two 90 give tue total of collections
made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
Principal Farm Products while
largest on Record in Out
put, Bring Twenty Million
Less Than 1918.
81, 945 ,s52, 600 ARE
THE EXACT FIGURES
Minor Crops and By-Products
Bring Total Value Of Farm
Output Of Year Very Close
to Ten Billions.

WASHINGTON, Doc i5-This years
principal farm crops are worth Si.-
af5.Nt-.poo. the department of aeri-
culture announced TODAY.
Th, value ri crops follows
Corn. Sl.ie2 sss. 600.
Winter wheat. g6I5.623. 600.
spring wheat. E-o3.o51 zoe
an wheat, SN7S. $50 600.
oats, sf9g. $4,000.
Barley Si05.s 900.
Rye. S3T.i0S. 600.
Buekvhcat. St|2.Ns2.00G.
FluNsecd S19.5la.Oo0.
Rice. 221Nf9.060.
Potatoes. 5iaS. 600, 600.
sweet potatoes. Sfl 2g4.000.
Hay S57g. ogs. 600.
Tobacco Si0iAtLoo0.
cotton k519.6l2.0 600.
sugar bects. S21.a10. 600.
ln addition Co thc, crops other
farm products. such as minor crops
and animals and animal products.
win bring the years total close 20
49, 'o.0o0.eeo 49, the value resulting
from the efforts 81 hushandry.
other details OF the crops
Corn. Production. 2.G~T2.SOi.OOO
bushels acre yield 25.S bushels: De-
ccmher 1 farm price. 62.1 cents.
Winter wheat Production. est
100000: yield. 1870. price. sS.6.
Spring wheat Production. e06.-
o-l 600, yield ms; price. $50.
AN wheat Production. S9i.9lI0OO:
yield. l6.6. price. $50.
oats Production. 19t,9G3. 600;
yield. 291. price. ass.
BARLEY Production, 1874. s03 900:
yield. 25N. price. 5t3.
fNe Production. 42.I19. 600. Weld.
l6.si price. SG5
BuckWhcat. Production, 1851. 600:
yield, llS, price. 1G4
FlaYseed Production. l5.55a zoe.
yield So price. S1.2G.
Elco Production. 2|3.C49.O0O: yield.
20 urice. 92.i
pota toes Production. f05.921.0 600.
yield. 1898: price. asa
sweet potatoes Production. &c.
55i 900. yield. e3s price. $50.
HAY Production s00Ii.00O tons.
yield ffs, price. SHE.
Tobacco. Production. lOa4.G19.-
GOO pounds yiold. Si5.1 pounds
price, aN.
Cotton Production. I5.eCG.0 GOO
bales yield. 2HIs pounds. price. 6S
cents per pound
sugar hcets Production. 5~.ti7.00O
tons. Yield. 100 Ions, price. S5.i3.
The years principal crops are
worth &20.6l5. 600 less than last year,
when their value was yi.966.S52.O 06.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
GERMANS ADMIT RETREAT
or TROOPS BEFORE WARSAW

Berlin. Dee. Do CYia London. Lee.
l.. 5+f5 .. ma retreat Of tho
Germap forces which attempted 60
strike " Warsaf from the north was
acknowledged IN an official communi
cation sstveo oet today 4t-auuy head
quarters. hc settlement follows:
The German column which had
advanced from Soldau. East Prussia,
hy way ui NlWa, iu the direction of
C~ieIchano. hiss 10 ~re-uccupy IT, old
positions owing 10 the numerical su-
periority OF the enemy.
Elsewhere ln Poland nothing of
material Importance has happened.
Unfavorable weather is Influencing
our operation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
INDICTED
FOR MURDER OF
TEXAS BREWER

sam Ami ohio. Tex De- o. Miss
Hfdda nuraemfls.rr. % trained ntrse.
nas today Indicted charged with she
murder oi $50 kochler millionaire
president of Ono sen Antonio rrewins
ASSOC at.on. here ra Norcmhcr ~,
last
koohier was shot at Miss Bursc-
rnsisfers Miss burgcmulster pUs
found knceilng beside him. hyetori-
cal and biecdlng from d deep sash in
her lCft wrist She said She fred in
sell-dcfcnsp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
German Official Statement

Berlin Cria wireless 10 SayVillr. -.
-. Dec. The official press bu-
reau today gave out the following
THE Turkish cruiser Midireli Cfor-
merly the Breslau) has bomharded
Sebastopol
Vienna newspapers report "a mu-
tiny boz tho .rmy besleging przemysi.
Several battgliuns are aid 10 have
been sent away IA fetters.
"rhc Turkish official bulletin snys
that the large cruiser Sultan Selim
Ohc Goe5eul bombarded Hatum on
December lu. Getting tire Go the city.
The Russian land batteries returned
the IRE without success
'Constantuopie learns authorize
lively that Mohammcdau uprising
has occurred ia the Caucasus and
that 10000 .rmed Russian Moslems
went over ta tight against the Rus
SLAMS.
I'm Eoft russia there ls nothing
now.
The French yesterday made fruit
lees stack lt varioun points. Their
attack ou our position southeast OF
Npres failed With heavy losses Go the
enemy A hostile act ia the region
northeast uf -uippcs was rcpuisee, as
welt as an attack north of Verdun.
with heavy losses 90 e. attnckers
I'm the ucighborhoOd of Am and
Apremout south Of ST. Mihiol. the
French tried four times Co storm our
positions. but m vain. a renewed
hostile advance from the direction ~
Fiirey, which Is northeast of Toul,
failed
In the Nosscs the battle h still
.proceeding. We took 800 prisoners.
recapturlng The village OF ~Stelnbach
vest AZ gonnheimlH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
English Official Statement

LonGon. Dec IS q. 35 %. mJ-rhe
official Information bureau today
gave out the following statement
After d period OF comparative
quiet the lighting in northern France
has recommended.
"a combined attack hy the allies
was made Yesterday ON the line from
Hollebekc Co Wytschaeto an Belgium.
Several German trenches and a num-
Der of prisoners were captured aud
substantial progress was made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15

troops along the Ypres canal and 20
the west OF Hollcbekc has been rec
tanned in spite OF q vigorous counter
attack ON the part ~ the enemy.
From the Belgian frontier a. tlt
Somme there j. nothing To report.
From the sommc 10 the Argonno
there has been intermittent cannon-
aiding. Excepting IN the region oi
Crouy this artillery fighting haa not
been spirited IN the Arg0nnc We
have made SOME prosrcrs aud re-
tanned the advances made by us on
preceding DAYS
In the Nosges the railroad station
Of 81 Leonard 20 the south OF sd. Die
has been Violently hombardcd by the
Germans from e considerable dis
lance.
I'm A.sace there has been much
activity ON the part Of the encmy's
artillery with the exception of before
9teinbach. where AN attack by GER
man iniantrymen coming from IN
hoitz was successful in gaining u
foothold We have everywhere re-
tanned 'he positions won previously
hy ans
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
WARSAW BUSINESS GOE:s
SMOOTHLY FoRw ARD

Warsaw. Russian Poland. Dee. %
ttis London. si0 O. mD-Notwith-
standing tho proximity ~ Warsaw 10
the battle front the business Of the
city D. proceeding as in times at
peace Although the sound OF ran-
nonading ma, be- heard at times.
Christmas crowds throng the streets.
shops and cafes are decorated Ealiy
and the holldat splrst has ~dissipated
tho gloom of war
In every rank and class 81 society
there ls supreme confidence that
Warsaw cannot be taken By thc
Gcrmaus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15

Hungarian embassy here say:
"serviun dcscriptiUus OF the with
druwal al tho right wing OF the ual-
Kan army. which was necessary for
the di-location az strong Servian
forces. as q decisive event ana the
announcement ~ our Losses are i'm
measurahly 4Nasgerated.
I'm the C~arpathians our victorious
troops continue 10 advance. YesteT-
day more than 2.000 Russians were
captured .u West Gaiicia, where the
battle continues. and several l.ussian
attacks were broken down by our arr
ulicFy fire"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
JAPANESE BUDGET
SHOWS BIG DECREASE
IN NATIONAL REVENUE

Toyko. Japan. Dee D. $3.50 a. M
THE budget Tor 1875 which shows
Estimated expenditure of 500. 600
yen 021H 600. 0ool and "a decrease Of
the revenues af $40. 500 600. b. now
The hoaac of representative
for consideration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15

NDr at ~ a.. m.
Passed guucurrent fa tuition
I.f holiday recess 'r.w pa-
.em.er -a to December
Th. Uatal committee Iesumcd
hsIrlusF or the naval rII
Tsa legislative executive and
ilIi.a appropriation baI was
debated upon mo floor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15

The Interest OF community advertis-
lnE. BE vul oudoayor to have Ala
mugordo. LAS VEGAS. silver city and
pcmius start aiYcrisiug campulgnH.
THE Commercial club feels that
statewide advertising viii Driug
statpwide Eood The club feels TINT
It win hc to jho great benefit ol all
tn, oties lf tncy al advertise at the
Sauna, Time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
TODAY IN CONGRESS


MOT HI noon
Hcsrlues GOA the water power
s.te irlsirr bnl were continued
before the lands committee
THE banking committee Cun-
-Ijered rural credits Deg -.atian
The commerce committee
worked on the admin IurfiaH
Uls lar aufinR "a merchant ma
riuo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
Big Reductions on all Dolls.
The Leader.
W
CONTINUED from Page one.l

miles west OF the main Russian posi-
ton az Keprikel
The Army Messenger states that
the Austrian army in Guiicia expects
that g division of Turkish troops viii
be sent TO its assistance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15
WILL URGE CITIES
TO IN
NATIONAL MEDIUM

R W wiley puh4lity expert ot
tb. Commercial c.aH is to leave
norflg au 30 "trip through Che state ln
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15

Harsh physics react. weaken the
howlee win lead 20 chronic conslipa-
tion Deans Rcgulets operate easily.
25c a box a. afi storea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15

Don't fail to get our prices
on dolls, before you buy. The
Leader.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15

Phone 8. Rod Barn. 81 Copper
for nrsl-class hacks and carriages.
W. /. TrimOle A Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15

Largest and best line Of Christmas
cards In town from he to Csc az The
Rogers Drug Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15

Don't fail 10 get our prices
on dolls, before you buy. The
Leader.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-15

All I1GE sEItNIAN CLAIMS
ENORMOUSLY ENAGGEHATED
Washington. Dec. Dispatches
% Vienna today to the Austrian
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
SIN silbertrans.

Sr. Soicpb SS. araus imo 5rou ici-
ern Oen 25. Sobrcstog ibrer cbc.
lic6cn gerbinoime. Sdone
5eier I'M 9reiie Iiebenoer Sim.
ser uno @efanuter.
9oS erinnerungsDolle 5eit Der
iil6ernen So13eit tonntcn qeItcrn
9l6eno Serr uno 5rou Soiepb a..
&rniS unter i6ren Ginocrn Ser
monoten un6 Dielen @GIten in ibrem
Seine, glr. 1880, gSiIfcns QlDenue,
tege6en. 0aS SSllbelpoor muroe nit
pielen @eidenten beoabt un0 ibre
glugen leudteten in boiler 5reu0e
Wtit @enugtbuune .6enfeu @eioe an
Den Sag 5uriid, on peIbeu lie iid
Irene ltno &iebe fir oas gou3e Sc.
ben gelbmoren botten. Serr &rauS,
Ger im S8irtbihoitsgeiddft eugo.
girt 1T muroe am Z. SSuli 1866 in
Salfllllore gcboren ltn0 pcrbelratber
tc iib Dor 25 SSobren nit SRI. N1ag.
Gic So0lor ans Dorf, Ea. Ole Erau.
lmg tauo in Yorf, 4o., Itatt. Ser
@be entiproHen A Ginoer, g8illiam,
Serbert, Senrietta rno gSalter, oie
ooS Silberpaor NIT Stol3 betrodtet
9ei0e iinO nod GlBerIt riiItig lmo fie
1offen nod meitere 25 Sabre 5eite
bel Seite Oilrd oas 2e6en al Idreis
tcn Inter oen 9lnmeienoen maren
6oIgenoe: Geo. 9. &raus uno 6rou;
&obn &rous ln0 SSrau; Gb. @Oels
mon mo 5rou; g8m @oBner unO
Trau; 9(ue. @ober imO sSrou; syobn
sSoIl uno 5rnu; ct. airbD uno
6rou; go. Groger II. 5rou; SSr. 90.
nell un0 6roi; 6rau g9m. Saglor,
0orf, @a.; 6rau 6. Strine BON
Dorf, ga; 5rdulein @oBner, Srall
&eiicl, g8r. @l. @lc9(6e, Sr. @eo.
@admann Sr. Sobn SouS, Serr 6.
&arnia, Scrr Sad @oll Serr Syobn|
Qamm rmo Serr Sobn @rneIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
Die 9Sarf .GdJnIc.

gln anOerer SteIle 0es 9lottes
meiit Die u@orf .Sdulc" ouf sic piel.
nitigcn &ortbeiIe bin sic iie oeu lie
Peiu6enocn &naben lnO WGoden
6r bieten Dermoa. SSn eriter 9inie
wiro o6er Der oeutiAen 8eUolferrng
@altimorc's eine ousic6Ioeqe6enoe
geoeutlng Die T5otiade 1abcn oaB
IN Dem 2ebrplon ein lnunterbrode.
ner neunidbriger &uriu8 Der oellt.
i6en Sprade aitfgenommcn lit, ser
cine griin0li6e @rlonglmg Der Spro.
dc geiu0brlciltet. Sin 2ebrf6rper
BON amol15ig 2cbrcrn gic6t Sen lin
tcrri6t in Oen peridieOcnIten sd
9ern 5um @luiifinterridDt weroen
SIC &raitq ReS@eaPoOp Snitihlts BIN.
5u9e3ogen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
Mnrae StnStncltiofeiteIl

9ci Dem leBtcn Gon3e Der Soiion
IN Scr mltni5ipolcn Son5bollc Der.
t6eiltc Sri. 90. q. Sonow, sic Sci,
term 9eitcrn 9(6cuo bier 9}rciie ali
bic 6eIten Sdn5er im0 Gdn5crinnen.
@cltern troi cine groBe Wicugc
@robccrcn aus 9lnnc 9lrtn0cl Goun.
iD mtf Den bieiigeu W}1rften ein. Ole
Brcilc rongiren BON A big 8 Gents
pro Stiitben I'M GngroBDerfmf.
Die ncucn Wlitalieoer Der She'll.
fiib- GpnmiIiion purOen aeiicrn pom
@ouberneilr @ol0Sboroueb utf 3wei
Sabre eingeiHmoren.
SSn glutomobilen Der W}itqlie0er
res 0Morolan0 GountrDGmbs" lucr.
oen om 6reitog gla6ulittog 100 Der.
friippeltc &inocr aus perihieoeucn
Snitititen oilrcb 0eu 0ruio Sill.
Bart 5u elmer Spo8icrfobrt geuoH'
men.
Die syo6rcS. 5dluBfeier ocs u@'d
plonO SynItitihcs" finoet om Wlon
tag 9lbeno in ser @aac oes groBcn
@c6duoGS an Der @louut &o1al.slpe.
Itatt.
Sr. @eo. @unucde Ser ii@ nit iei.
ncu 5o5nc cinige sSo6cn in 9ltloug
tic Git0 mdbdIt, tbeilt Dem o0eut-
l6en @orrciponocnten" NIT, ooB oaS
SSettcr in gltlautic GitB b0t6It ouoe.
ncbm lit unO Oie Sotels 6ercits Sie
Doben Sommcrroteu cingcfiibrt ba.
ben. Scr IeBtere llntItono lit ouf
Nen gemoltigeu @leni@cnanorana 3il
riid5liiibrcn Der bercits cinoeiebt
bot obidon Oie Soiiou fiibl begun.
Ger 2ou0ib yGotlono" 3u9ioIon0-
Sort @igeut6um oeS Srn. @6os S.
@raltg, lit 0eiicrn BON Sru. 81.
SoweQ @riSpolo, iunu onactoiit
morocu
Gie n@lorDldn0cr 9latiouol9onf~
iit Qciicrn aus oem Continental
Eruit.@c6auoe" nab SCR. 26. Souib.
SirdBc, llnge5ogen imo ooicI6it INIT
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Gruemmnmsem.

@ouOerneur @olosborougb CT
nounte gcItern iolgenoe @erreu 5lt
@2itqlieoern ser Gommiiiion 5ur 9e-
ouffc6tiglng oeSStaats. Gr5ie6ungS-
melenS: 9. Sopell @riSmolo, IT,,
9anficr, bon Baltimore; SomcS gll-
freo Scarce, bon G6cItcrtomn @r-
9fi6ter oeS 9(ppeIlations- @eri6tS /;
Or. s. W}c@berion Scott, bon $50
gerStomn. Scr @ouDerncur Bat
glei65eitig oen @unlb 9cGuBert
idon in oaerudAIter 3eit nit 0cn
@errcn eine 9elprec6ung obbolten 81
f0nuen oa picle glr6eiten ibrer bar
rem oie glci6 in 9lngriff geuoulmen
mcrocn miiHcn. 9ie @entiIic6tig-
itng oeS Stootscr5iebung8meienS
mur6e in Scr 2egislatur Our6
Senator MoloD BON Baltimore Gin
ge6rodt unO ging gegcn cine rlbi-
&c ober 6Qrtnddi9c SppoiitioH Olrb.
@onqd itcDen Der COMMUNION $9,s
900 3u ibrcr 9trbcit sur GerfiigungJ
NoG iollen quite @riinoe 5il Der PIN.
uabme berebtigcn, Dob entpeOcr aus
scr 9todefeller. ooer Carnegie -Stif-
tung @fitteI 5ur &crfiigung gcItcat
@olrocrncur @olOSbprougb
beobiibtiot peri0nlib nit Der Com
MILTON Oie 95ldnc ibrer 9lr6cit 6u be.
ipreben un0 in Stem Nort pcrionli6
iid oorunl 8u benii6en weitcre@eIO
mittel 81 Dem Merfe 81 bel6aifen.
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g}n0 G6ure.lSorf.

SIN 9aD Store &orf miro 6eutc
Oic Soiion er6ffnet. PILE @ebGliOe II.
qluIaaen oes berrlirbeu 9(usihias-
ortcs iino in tooclloicn 8ritono ae.
icBt bic @rasfld6cn lino @oitnt-
pflon5ungcn crmeitert imo bcrrlide
9Iitmcnbecte nigclegt. Der 9fcItau.
rations6etrie6 miro mieoer unter Sci.
hlnG bon Sru. 8, Duncan Goie III
Der oltbefanntcn bortreffIidcn 8eile
fortgcfiiDrt mcrocn. 9ln ollcn $40.
dlentagcn finoct 9lodulittagS lmo
9lbcnos Gan8 itatt. Cine groBe Pm.
5obl BON SonntogSi6uIen umo Ser.
cinen ba6cu i6on Togc fcitoelegt. all
ocnen iie oieie berrlicbe @rbolinqS.
ltdttc an GoU Sborc 5lim 8ieIG ibres
gluSflugeS muben moIlen.
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Der oglotional 9onf Of Commerce
Dcritbmol5en worOen.
5rl 6Iorence q. @ierce, ipelde
frii9er i'm 8ureal fir Statiititcu an.
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gagirt moroeu,
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StraBe, unge3ogeH.
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glnpolt oes SiadteS, bat lid geiteru
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geiproben.
Ser oeltibe 8oti6afier, @rof s.
S. bon 8ernitorff, bon @aIbingtou
bdlt am Wlontag bel Der SSa6res.
idhlBfeier Scr vWlorDlauo llniuerli
tdt" Die SalIptre0e.
Gie peridieoenen Notionol.9a
erp06len sur 3eit ibrc @crtreter i'm
Direttoriim Ser Heierpe6anf 0es
fiiniten Giitriftes.
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ct 2ouis, N3o., 27. N1ai.
Gas Sieiultat Der 5taats.Gonoeuliou
Der republitauidell @artei, welrbc
6ciie bier in Sibnna mar. beiiauo 10
folgcnOen orei Gingen:
Gle Convention na6m eiuiiimmia
cincn 9cihMB an. ourc6 nrlc6en Sic
@rogreilioen pou Miiiouri eiugelaoen
pcrOeu ii oie 9lrme ser republitani.
ldcn Fartei 3iriic5utebren;
Die GonOeution ratifi5irtc ocn
GoridIog oes 9}ational-Gomitc's, Sic
@crirchula Der iiiolitben Staateu 5ur
9iational-Gonpeniion ail reou3ireu;
Dies gelda6, nit gtusno6me ciniaer
g|eger- 0elcaaten eilIiinmig;
bic Gonuention oemu3irte sic BE.
motratiide Observation-Disclosures
mcgeu @ini6lagung elmer mautcl.
miitbigen, mameritoniihen mO Der.
oerbenbringenoeu @oIitif~
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lIcGcr WliIlion 1JencridIo6rn.

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