davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29
Foreign BourseS Are Closed
and Heavy Runs on Banking.
Institutions Cause Utmost
Generalization,
WILD SCENES ENACTED
IN CHICAGO WHEAT PIT
Not Since Panic of 1907 Has
Anything Been Seen in This
Country EQuaIIlng Events
Of Yesterday,
4@~@S 80 . . .

% Declaration of war between
&" Austfo-Ilungary and Servia and
o the subsequent declaration today
q" demoralized the markets OF the
% world.
. In Vienna, the Bourse had
been closed since Saturday but
. there was heavy run on the
% Austrian Savings bank. the most
d. important in the dual monarchy
% In Paris. the commercial ex-
% change suspended ali dealings In
grains. sugar and other commod-
&. tiles and exchange on London and
. private discount for the first
time in years were not quoted
In Berlin, runs on savings
g banks, begun yesterday, grew
heavier.
90 In London. after the close Of
o the stock market stocks tumbled
% on the curb.
d. News Of the declaration reach
% ed this country while markets
were in session. With ii came an
d. avalanche Of foreign selling on
% the New York stock exchange.
@ Leading securities slumped from
% to 30 points, and conditions
o paralleled in their intensity the
o domestic panic of 1907 The stock
(. exchanges OF Montreal and To-
{. ronto suspended their sessions.
4" In the Chicago board OF trade.
9 there was tremendous rise in
4. wheat and the widest trading in
% many years.
4. Foreign exchange was dsnir.A-
% lized and millions in gold were
4. engaged at New York for snip
e. ment to London and Paris
%
:. A. a A a A a q q 4. /. @ d. @ o
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29
HOBBY NOMINATED FOR
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

Dallas Tex. July 2S-W p Hob
by. of Beaumont. Tex, publisher Of
the Enterprise. was nominated for
lieutenant governor in Saturday S
primary. Practically complete re-
turns today gave him a majority OF
about 10000.
Returns for congressln en- at large,
still incomplete. indicated the NOM
ination OF Jeff McLemore of Hous-
ton, and j. II. Davis of Hopkins
county. and the defeat of Daniel +.
Garrett, who stood for denomination.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29

Papers Publish Inspired Statement
The evenin. n.ne,s n,,hIishoa ~.
following insnirad sta,o,,,',,,,
I'm well-informed ,ir"lss tho ,.,.o.
a.. ha1a ~, s''l. ~ - 'i' WV
proposal h to lnraii1e ,ha oone,i,. /,
between Austria .tInnga,,. ma car,'ia SAW,
the former cnp aoriara hars,ts ~,
tirelv agreed Win ei. tsavard f,,a,',,
remarks hnt rersrd,n., ~, h. ~.
said coneerninp no snnnre.s,nn ~
military onerntions affnlrs INV mn
.ceeded mneh too fsr ~ sfio,, an,
thing ia he done in this ,ifeneti",, "..''
Advtees frn,, paie,,,,.t., ~. Xxx, AZ,
Scrvian eapifal n nna fa.atnd I ' ~
Nlsh where the slnnsbtf,a frat,onal
assemhrv, me-, tnl.,, -, '''',.l,''','' ,'''','.
batveen ,s ana en- -. e,' ~ ,e, '',i,s i'i'
"a boor a,,,,s -, -, Ri, "Y'
mobili@atia,, ,s nr'ra.st.,s. IT, w.. a."
olthougb tha .,,1 'piu's,
-, ia,,,rs 49,. i,'',, '',,,9 VIZ VIZ NV
~ 'N"Ne ',''ii n"I VtS,lhE are iePor'eu
" pe inueh discoh,ehtea'
Shafn iisi'iig reported.
sharp fighting is reported along the
river Drina, where Servian volunteers
who attempted to cross the river were
rcsolutelv opposed hv Austrian from
tier troops. II is also reported Tint
Servians fired on their own river
transports hy mistake. killing and
woundlne a number Of seryian ALL
diers.
The ministry of foreien affairs has
addressed q verbal nnta H. he forei,,,
infnrmine then, ~ tl.,
declaration of war ana deeiarire ,,at
Austria will nm ,h, s.s,,,nnti99,,, ~
similar ohea,.,,an,.o ~, tho ,a'tt 80
via adbaro ~ t,a r'rs,sfsif.n., ~ ,r,,a
ttop.,o '''' ~, '.i'q,.9 ~ adu
ami ~ a.,si,,.,,l', - t'V,,
Irehruarv ae ,ana '''' ~ '-V'''o' on
~, l'Vu ,,,,, ~,
1,ho -, ,'.s,,s. w ~ 's'pp"'
..tva ~ ~ ~ suSS
.',,e iia7 peen uV1.l,'teu' 10 .'le
,ool''S u 1Aus'i IA - u'iihai enctc ~
,'',.,. III ~ ~ 'afs no uoupt .,ial Y wus
~ ,'''ple ahu populHl Heiii''ent ilaa
49, eilpr',,lu VNpl VSslVn 70 lls lat-
,roa.,oi. u the "e'isi"iis u Tue gov
n,,r'"'' ..,''
rA WIZ IS also l'vt Tor hurope.
; "1se ~, = soi'ie'hlnR eiSt NV appnrent
~ AK. ,.uaope. - sves w tus'' '''.'au'i- i
20" ,', - ~. oaiS poi,tlgal 'ru Iui's'i-
u.,p'a, pu' uiso y li"'iu'ai ,va,i,s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29

The session Of the court was devoted
to speeches by counsel Nine. Call
laux had come into the prisoners
dock pale and worn She collapsed
during the course of the address of
Maitre Chenu, who scored her bit
terN.
The speech Of the procuTator gen
eral, Jules HarbauX, was unusually
mild in tone To the Jurors he said:
Your duty as the defendants of the
interests of society requires you TO find
Ia verdict of guilty, but no one ex-
poets you to be pitiless
Maitre Labori, who came last. de-
livered masterpiece Of passionate
eloquence. He closed amid a tempest
of applause. saying
MY wish is that Mme Caillaux
shall leave here acquitted and that the
press shall be purified Let us keep
our anger for our enemies abroad. Let
us leave this court res0lute and united
to face the perls which threaten us.
The Figaro comments bitterly on
the acquitta Of Nine Caillaux. call
ing it the verdict of shame and the
greatest scandal of our epoch. The
paper follows this with an article on
Castor Calmette, headed, In Mem
oriam.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29
Prisoners Release ordered.

Failing TO make himself heard the
presiding Judge. followed by the other
judges, marched out of the room The
advocates took complete possession Of
the court; some Of them cleared por-
tion of the room and comparative
quiet was restored. Judge Albanel
then returned and read the Judgment,
ordering the release of Nine. Calilaux.
Shaken with emotion. Nine. Call
laux left by the witnesses door, the
guards making a lane through the
crowd. she covered her face with her
hands as If to shield herself from the
furious cries of "murderess. BY way
of a number Of narrow corridors and
back staircases she reached "A small
side door in the palace of justice,
where an automobile was waiting and
drove off unobserved.
NJ. Caillaux left by the main en-
trance on the arm of his devoted
friend. Deputy Pascal Ceccaldi, amid
mingled cheers and boots.
Thus ended the most sensational
trial with which Partisan courts have
had to deal with in years. Each day
provided its dramatic thrill and
though the verdict has been pro-
nounced the outcome cannot be- fore
told
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29
TumuIt Follows Announcement
ofVerdict, Which is Reached
After DeIiberaticn of Less
Than an Hour,
DEFENDANT EMBRACES
COUNSEL IN COURT
Deafening Din browns Voices
of Judges, Cheers and Hiss
es Being Freely lnteimingIed
in Uproar,


Paris. July Madame uenriette
iCaillaux was tonight acquitted bv Il
jury in the court of asslze Of the viii
full murder on March l6 last. of Gas
ton Galmette. editor Of the Figaro.
The verdict was returned after fifty
minutes deliberations The announce
ment was followed by the widest tu-
mutt
Mime. Caillaux staggered and then
threw her arms about the neck of her
counsel. Fernando Labor. Her hair
was undone falling over her shoul-
ders and her hat dropped 20 the floor.
The spectators stocd upon desks and
chairs "Calllaux labori." and cries
of "Caillaux assassin. merged into
one.
The din was deafening several
groups of barristers came 10 blows
and the republican. guards. in an en-
deavor to separate them. Joined In the
melee. The spectacle of Lahori and
Chenu. the latter counsel for the Call
mette family. embracing each other.
calmed the tumult for moment but
IT was redoubled when they left with
Nine Cafliattx
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27
aOiebuD q. /.

SRI. Yearl 8oberion reiite porige
ISOLDE nod ct. 2oilis,
Geo. @en5 lit aln pori9en 5reltag
DON Gebrasta sariidgefommen. noe
er tp1bren6 oes Sonmners gearbei.
tet batte.
Sreb Sespiire uno @attin mapefl
ON bergargearen Sormtag, beiatd1s'
ipeiie, in Berger.
Sernrmnp Seiemotr madJt 5iir
9eit elmer, @nbml ait ieinem @obn.
balts amb tpirb basielbe altd nit ei,
uer @aiierIeititng perieben.
SRI. 2iaie Moedli, Ole 2ebrerin
an Der 2oipe @robe Sdmle, bot Gor.
bereitlm9en getrofien fir elm gor
Satpper. pelfes atlt 5. December
itattfinberr ,pirb. 3ur ielben 3eit
lppo alp 6~enfelben Srt tuirb iidJ aud
Der Sarn1ers ENFORCEMENT Club
b~erinnnrelu. Se6ermmm lit biermit
enrselaoell. Oantei, merben erilpdt
.@ores" 5li bringelt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27
Gpiel nnb gur.s npper.

Gic @otb Sdprle, in Der Rdbe BON
@Stotp Sill. bot gorbereitmge1t 5atr
@~uiiitbraape Dom atpei Spielcn getrof'
FEM. Gin oeutihes Spiel, rlter 0eIl
9iteI, Cine Saiie 8affee," u1pb eilt
e~ngliid)es, inter Dem Sitel, nSis
Sirit 8rief." Dieie beib@n Spiele
fommen am 9ailfiaglnlgstage, Sen
26. @opember. sur slnffiibruna an'
fattg ,u1t Z ltbr, Ibenos. Naf
S6l,lB ser Spiele ipirb Elm 9or'
Sllpper itnttfinoen. Sebemt1ann miro
hermit frei,nblidit erfidd, inns all
hieiem Menb nidt 81 pergeifen. San
Sale BON &eeenapetter miro Ole I'M
terbaIturg om SmmStag, Den 2S.
@opember itattfipoen. GGaa s. Rllef'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27
RiRunri &enisfeitcn.

@eil iein @eidbift III Ieetel
Belt itLedlt gilng, nlnd)te am Conn.
tag in ct. 2oiiS Der 35 Sabre altc
8d6er Sobn Sdfpeifcrt ieirlem &c.
beip ourdl giintlnrtell BON @ns ell
glthe.
9fnd) Sem gobopI qGnterprilc"
lit ON @ait" @obSarb, Der nair
Clara in Seiias County moBnt, t15
SSSabre oil, bat ME @Gisfep ober Ia
buf geIdmleft mo falnt liodJ 10 arohC
Id,ieBen, Inn eilelt Saien 5it treiicn
Der lieiit Sabre alte Sotn ocs
IN Saiper Goiuntp ipieber IN Die
RddGte 9egislatltr ~genGblten befMnlls
ten oemofnntiiden 8olitifcrs ualb Gin.
fieen @iienbnblls SobbbiitGl @iu. $.
BbeIps iulbrbe sort BEL citlem Pluto
mobil- liipfoll gctootet.
9itrdh 3itimmreldtoB zines
Strobenbabntpogerts INIT eilieru 2llIto
ntobiI, meldles bon oert Sobil be$
friibpren Iidters 9uebfe gelerft
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27

Sale ,ulo ieirer % Sabre otter
5rnI eridoiier aufgeflnpoct. 6:
esab iidi, bab .has Iaar 9etremt
gelett, aber iif mieoer per
tig mar ittb ofters init ibrenl Mtonr
emligt l>atte, COB Ole Srail eiferliidy
itritt uluo ipabrero zines Circles or
id)ob bns Sraien5imnter ibret Mon
,npo begiitg Damn Selbimlorh.
@el9rula1tualt 9arfer nat IN
5toatsobereerid)t eiat gerinbres an.
bGngig geirnd)t, Inn Der Mtilh. uirS
@efliisel !. 5irnna S1pift & 60. Den
@etrieb i'll Miiioltri 5i per6ieten,
lueil bieiel6e bllr6 ibre 08reisregu.
lie%rnn9err" IN lm~gefeblidRr @eiie
ibre Gonfuurelptet 5llm N,fgeber
8onferott) ser @eidEifte getriebell
Lobe. Der frii6ere Silfs-@ eneraI-
anipaIt q. Z. @entrp lit erllunllt
tporoeb bas 9GneisnlotcriaI 81 lam.
moflt rep. elm Gorber6Gr bor5uulel'
men.
SIN Serunilnl SoteI III Ser
Union Chiffon in Ct. 9oltis fan6 in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27

lpltrSe, minnie iii ser SorRtag NndJi
i'm ct. 2oltis Gas. HeinfnrOt &C.
tootet ttirS orei MeGbdrn mo Elm
MMtt idaper pcrleet.
@eim Stdats ietret1r Cornelius
3oady lit bas i3te &ilpo eirgcfehrt,
elm Sod)terden. NlS er in 1908
fir StoatSicfnotGr Iicf botte er
Niin RcaiortS", ut 1912 bate er
~ mro rprult er iidl it 5tpei Sabren
Inn ocn 0ormcrnellrspoiten 6eirirbt,
fam or 13 .MeoinrrS" alti1pciirl,
lparlrll CT eriuiibIt lperNpr iolttc.
SIN FILTER bon So Sabren itarb
in Ct. 2oltiS Grof. q. g. 6. Die,
lpe,po, melder sort in SduI- msh
@ereinSfreiien eiile Hole ipielte.
Gor Srei Sabren mar or rciienber
Srgalliintor oe$ StnatSper6otoes
oeS TN. q. g. Sor mebrercn
SSabran biiBte er Nurdl lllifaa bril
redteir Qrm Elm.
Sn eirpent aoitbo,rs in Ct.
ipitroen an Sonntng sic
2eiden Ses 3S Sabre alien @m.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27
9anElaanna.

llnterseidgnete mbdbten 6ieronrd) alien
benen, bic Dem Bearabniiie unieres in
nieft 9eliebten @atten nno Saters,
SDbn Sc + b.
%beiwpbnten nnO oaourcb ibr Seileio be-
seusten, ibren ber5liehten Sart aus
ipred1en. @beniols unier innieiter Sanl
ben 8ahrtud]trdaern, ipuie unieren lieb'
Ell Srennben iiir Die ms ertuieiener
Qiebesbienite, iopie fir Die reiden Blu.
m%enipenben, uno beiunber5 Dem bod)'
piirbiaiten Sater gamble, fir feline Croft
ipUrte.
Sic trauernbe @nttin nebit &inber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27

Sarmerpcriang t: Sb iude einen
erfabrenen Tarmer Der ben Ban meiner
Sarm BON 70 Nder i'm iiibl. Segas ibers
uimmt, Die Sarm fat fiinilibe 8epafer.
ing nno iuiiroe Dor bier Sabren aes
flart nno er9iebt jeben Mpnat cine grnte
poer mebr als 200 Stder i'm Norben. Nur
cine babe Weile BON Der gtIenbabn.
ginem .prattiid)en Tarmer ~pIferire ieb bic
YARN fir oa8 erte Sabr pbne Rentfprs
beruns nnb i'm Sale i'm speiten SATIRE
bic Grnte nidt %beirieoigenb ansfalt ere
lanbe i'd Dem Mietber geniigenb Nntbeil
nm feline Nrbeit prpiitabel az aeitalten.
Wan iHreibe an 6 bgar 9. BIace, SIG
South Soea ace, Maribaa, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27
@5deatIider Rarhbsridt

gsei5en, SO. q, $1.03
F@eiaetL $40. 8 /. 1.01
SmperiaI MebI, per Sod SOC
@poo 2ald Webl. per Sad 2.9e
DaiIp @reab Webl, per Cad 3.0e
&Ieie, per 100 8fl,n6 las
Sbippitnff per 100 @fulb 1.5S
RornmebI, per 100 Bfur6 40
Hrp6nfte.
Gorrigierf bon
Sobn $. Selnlers
gier, per 9nsealb rs
Butter, per Bfuno 90
Siibfler, per Bfurrb (. 8
Spring Gbideres, per 8flro 8
Sdmala. per 9falno 10
8tpiebeln, per garbd rs
@artoffeln per 8iribel rs
@dnfe, per Bflno .
Grten per 8fltuo /. . II
Grreps, per Hfarnb IL
@oIIe. Der 8hin0 . 1S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27

Der 9sodt bon 9ielstag aif Mitt.
mod ein SaniIieirG ramra Oerbeise.
fiibrt hnrd) Giferildh) ieiren Ib.
idIiiB, illNem Is. $. Meelp, elm 9al-
Contractor bon Giibila Sfla., ieite
6rall aat6 iid ielbit eridJoB. Die
Srall bate atigebIi6 elm 8erbGlt-
nib nut einein Sreitnb in Clubbing
mpo batte iid, nod Ridmonb, Sn6.,
begeben, INN eilte @beideihitns Der.
beiytiiibra. Neelp ipar Ser Srall
itad9ereiit inuo bas 9aar apar aiif Der
Seinnreilc aIs fid) ole 5ragohie in
ct. Qoiris ereielRte.
Syn @ebiiid elmer Sarm nabe
BEL Gla1ton, ct. Souis County, lpitr,
De an Samstoa ole 2eid,e Der Sra,l
BON @m. Sprouie alls Dist.
I2olis, Sas, nit acknowledgement
ISdabel mlfgeflmtScn alrb allen an.
idsein alad) lag Die 2eide id)on iiber
cine @odje bort. ia Sproirie limo
Srall ON 81. Sftoher ibre @obl.
ilng berlaiien botterl ln1b Sprpltie
nod einigcm Saaeit nit eillem or.
hereir Sraiiensimaner rad 9maie sl-
riidfebrte mo basielbe ieil,en smei
&iar6crn als ibrc .ipelle Mutter4 Dor.
%ltellte, murbe Sprotie als permitb-
lider Moroer ieiiier Sra, perbaitet
Ger in Seffeuim Gitp crihei.
nenhe .Miiiolrri &~plfsirelupo@ herif-
tell @ie es jest altsiiebt miro Gus
riate &apitol in Der ieitgeietten 3eit,
olio bis 5llti I. SSsilli 1916, fir mo
fertig ieirl. Sm alien Stodrpertan
|iinO Ole SilBfooen m@ Genterit gcs
madt lntb bereits iertie. Mmt er-
lmrtct ~ flir5er 3eeit mebrere Gar.
loolurgen @mriteire, luorans aon-
TRAITOR Sill crit cine 8robemoller
erridaen mirb. Mit ser congratulated
Wtmlererarbeit ml &apitol miro bel
alliallieer 9initiger @itterlnlg lead)
Dem 4. SSainlar begonncn perHerA
Die Snitalieriup Der Sei5unu, Be.
lelhtaurg lnpb Der @aIier- atirb Nb.
allgsleitingell miro, tpie Sic aon-
tuaftoret periiderB audi ilt 2alfe
oes lldddtet Sabres pollenSet iper'
CEN, iobaB feline 9eiorg,iB AM 8late
i6eillt, 6aB Dos @apitol nidt nj Der
feitgeiebten 3eit he5ogef tperNan
foln1e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27

8erIanat.

N9enten, UNI patriotiihe Bot 8ars
ten 81 perfaufeu. 8ieie &arten iinb gum
tell tunftpOu auSgearbeitet, gum tell
bnmorifiidJer Nrt. Der uns bleibenbe
&einseminn lit fir baS Rote &reus be.
itimmt. &eihenber Nbiab, gutter Ger
oienft tiicbti9en 9lsentem. Muiter Col
leftion fir 25c. irei 5useiaubt.
Spnbran,
5a4 @eit 149t6 Street, Rep Yorf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27

Sasbperbot, 9ieies biene biermi
ADen CUR 8eobahtuna oaB i5 anes So,
gen ober Sallenftellen auf meinem 9anbe
an benz @asconabe oerbiete unb 2u,uis
berhanbelnoe seribtlidb belangen ner6e.
2puiS M euQeS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27
gu nufanfen

elm lb6n nnb beauem einseridtetes
8ubnbans nit s 2immer nnb Babe
siminer neblt Central Sei3nng. Rad3l.
Iraaen in bic Office b. Soltsblatt 7s17.l4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27

sn1 ldddten 4. DECEMBER miro
ser Ridapooo Smprpoenent Gftt
6es IidnuooS ober gtorbbill Gi'
itrifts, cine MISUNDERSTANDING ge'
ben, fiir relhe Elm iebr Invertebrates
8rogrnm oifseitellt lit. anfalrg nm
z ltbr abertos; Se6ermolm lit ber5'
lid6t cirlaelaben.
Mrthm MoedIi 2ebrcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27

A 1.-THE Cape GradeauS State NormaS hoolw work is offered in AgrNmtmeM and Home Eco
omc for those who do not dne to axe the pguEro four year courses For men a number OF
courses in Soils Crops Horticultural Farm Management, Animal Husbandry, etc. are offered. for
women there are opmc ourssin Home Economics like Dresmakng, Millinery, Preparation OF
Food, Household Management etc
The picture shows ag group Of suhnte enrolled last January conanngt three GascondeC on-
t boys Fd DanuerO Oscar oSmanna and oliver II. ii. CchsnG.
Work begins January 7 and February I2 and closes February and March S.
Ask for Information. SETH BABCOCK, Cape GIadeau, Nc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27

Blu perfaufem: 5arm BON 100 Gder
in beitem 8ultanbe. gi8net lid ansge,
aeicbnet als Stods 6arm. Shreibt 0ber
Ipredbt por BET s.. 6. 9anuer, Ger
mann, Mtp., u. /, Dor 10.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27
Trndt.g ranutmein.

Sdb babe cine sroBe Glantitat feineu
ielbit %aebrannten 2tppie 3at, Bead
Brauby uno Srefterifnaps an San6, ben
idb biaia p%erfaufen iueroe bel Der @otone
ODER in arDBeren Gnantitaten.
0~otttpb 8 bneB,
German, Mp.. &.t2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27

8u permietben cine ih6ne @0bs
ulna nit 3 ober 8 5immer naeb 8elieben
nit aleu- mobernen ginribtungen.
gbas. 8immet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27
Mene Nn5eigen
Sn gerfanf.n!

j idbDne 8aulotten, i'm tueitliden 5eile
Der Staot. Nad,suira9en in Der Office
b. 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27
81 brfanfen

s ishbn seleseue 8aniots an Der II.
uno MarftiraBe, enttpe6er einbeln, ODER
als gan5es. 8ieibfaas 4idDne 8anlpts
in SmenSbiae.
Gbas. & i'm el, Sernann, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27
81 %bcrfanfen.

Gin Snrrp unb elm Suasp. Nadbr
iraeen in Der Office ;. Bf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-11-27

10 at. granite seamless water pails..25c
IA at. granite dish pan.............aoc
10 at. granite dish pan.
2 at. granite coffee pot.............1sc
Z at. granite covered bucket ~. ...Isc
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-05
To Adjust Matters
at Verdi Station

commissioners II. +. Bartine and
]. +. Shaughnc>Ny, Secretary +. H..
Walker and Reporter Frank Ilealy,
of the state railroad commission,
LETT last night for Reno, where they
will be joined by commissioner W.
II. Simmons and will conduct a hear
ing at Verdi today. investigating the
recently tiled complaint regarding
the location Of the Southern Pacific
depot at that point.
They will take testimony and in
vestigate conditions at Verdi and ii
Is believed the hearing will be con
cludcd by this evening The case
will then be taken under con,idcra-
tion and the testimony reviewed by
the complete membership OF the
commission.
The complaint lodged with the
railroad commission j. that the de
pot is located at some distance fr Dm
the town OF Verdi and that the resi-
dents OF that city are inconvenicnc-
ed in being forced to travel an un-
necessary distance in order to board
trains.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-05
$4,000 Is Shipped
as Weeks Product

Five thousand dollars wa, the
value Of gold dust shipped during
the week as a part OF the product
from the Copper canyon placcrS,
despite the stormy and freezing
weather, and thi, wa, the product
of one rocker only.
Christensen and Dahl i'll tn lr
ground encountered a nice Ettl'
pot-holc, six by ten feet in size,
from which they extracted Sl,FO
worth of gold. Another instance
was when one man utilized the wat
or from melting snow and did lit
tie ground sluicing, which i'll four
days time yielded five and quar-
ter ounces. This contained some nt
the finest flour gold yet recovered
in the canyon, thus proving that bv
,luicng much greater quantity
can be saved than by the rocker
process. Ultimately that whole c%a-
yon to sixty feet deep will be sluic-
ed.
Botchedcau and associates are
ROCKING OUT tue S'lI' dlN H''lI '''
same will be done ON the Lewis
ground adjoining. The Big -Four
are getting things in shape for Wig
orous work pu,t rs soon as the
weather will be more suitable.
Shcehy and Williams have got
into good pay ground in Philadrl-
phia canyon, which is really a me-
find It i, reported that Shea ."
Porter in RuX canyon have als
struck it rich, letting $40 from two
pan>iul oi dir, -Hattlc Mountain
Scout
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-05

ed as the pinaclc of high statesman
ship and political ingenuity, and the
bankers. almost unanimously, regard
it as the greatest currency measure
ever conceived and are flOcking by
the thousands to its support.
He has taken the right position
in Mexican affairs and as result
of his superb diplomacy in that mat
ter the east believes that pacitica
tion will soon follow in the syuthcrn
republic.
Money is casing up in the east.
Mr.. Bonneau believes. and within
the next ten months it will be OBJ
tainablc for almost any legitimate
western enterprise.
:::.:...:..........
"Wildcat" Altman. of Gold6eld
and 'Freck' Lydon, of Tonopah,
who are to furnish a tcn-round pr
llminary to the Graham- -Mantcll
contest, have also begun training in
the respective camps and their tan
gle is expected to prove almost ~
great a drawing card as the main
event.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-05
Dramatic Feature
Reproduced Tonight

The Grand offering tonight oi Na-
LENS cNtra special feature will more
than please. Maurice Costello AMI
Clara kimball Young are also feat
urcd in a une-rcel special.
CTwo-rccl SpcciaD-The Sacrifice
at the Spillway Okalcm) - This
special offering j. made in quite di:-
fcrcnt backgrounds than the usual
pictures. The scenes are taken along
canal. and the freshness "i all
this adds to the interest of the pic
turc', story. The actors all do fine
work and with clear photography
makes this an acceptable otfcring
Cornwall the English Riveria -
C<dD-\rti~tic glimps~> OF Il rocky
coast and Of quaint seaside villages
Cornwall i, essentially a land oi re
nance and mystery, and offerings
like this are of high Nalur
The Hindoo Charm NitaD - \
picture taken in the Orient 1t i 4
good offering with fresh situations.
and feature, Maurice Costello au;I
Clara Kimball Young in the lcadin!
roles.
The Comedians Downfall--Nd)
\ very good comic offering and
will amu,c every one 1t features
Van Nan-,u and Mice Wa~hburn III
the leads.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-05
5000 People Were Employed

Three thousand people were used
in the Arena and Eruption scenes
in George Kleinc's beautiful photo
drama production OF Bulwer Lyt-
tons celebrated novel, "Thc Lat
Days Of Pompeii," which /, announc-
ed for Sunday night at the Grand
theater The skill with which thi>
tremendous amount Of people is
posed before the camera and the
wonderfully lifelike effects obtained
are unmistakable proof of the super
ior qualities OF the Italian produce
er, and stage directors over all their
competitors.