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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18
Bid and Asked Prices.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS
Bid. Asked.
U. S. registered Is - 95T
L. $. coupon IS -................ $50 9H
U. s. registered 3s ............. 995a
U. $. coupon IS .................. 99L -
U. S. registered As ......., lOS5
T. $ coupon IS '.-...........-. 1osS
GAS BONDS
Georgetown Gas is ........... 100
Washington Gas 5s ............... 1O3 1O31k
Col. Gas and Elec. $751;. ..,., IS
RAILROAD BONDS.
Capital Traction IS .-............. 1851 1851
Anacostia and Potomac guar. 5s.... 20 49,.
City and Suburban IS ............. 99h
Metropolitan 5s ----..:........-.. 1O3 .....
Washington Rwy. and Electric As. SOS 81
Wash. Alex. and Mt. V. 5s. ..... IS
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Potomac Electric Cons. IS. 99A JOl
Potomac Electric Light De. ........ 1O3 1Oj
Chesapeake and Potomac Tel. 5s.... 1924 1O5
American Tel and Telga As. ...... SO ..
American Tel. and Telga. 411s..... IS 49,.
d. c. Paper Mfg SIS. 30 49,.
Norfolk and Wash. Steamboat 5s... 1OS 49,.
Riggs Realty IS 1ong) ..-......... 1909 1902
Riggs Realty 5s (short). ........... 100 102
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18
List Reverses Its Course.

The market continued to recede for
the greater part. of the morning ses-
sio. until it manifested acute weak
ness. many important stocks selling
from Il. to 3 points under yesterdays
close
Just before midday. when it became
known that the interstate commerce
commission had granted in large part
the demands of the western railroads
for freight increases, the list suddenly
reversed its course, wiping out most
losses.
From that lcvel there were reactions
extending to Il point. with recurrent
du,lness, but the undertone reflected
greater firmness.
Bonds were heavy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Washington Gas 5s $500 at 1OS
Washington Railway As, $500 at s.
After call-WashiDgton Railway As, 5000 at
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18

Samantha Ann goes TO church every
time she gets q new dress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18

Butter-Unchanged
Eggs-Lower; receipts. 3.491 cases:
at mark, cases included, 22a33; or
binary firsts, 1892: firsts, 33a34.
Potatoes-Unchanged receipts, 10
cars.
Poultry, alive-Unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18
NEW YORK COTTON.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs 4 Co..
members New York Stock Exchange, New York
Cotton Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18
Liability Is in Doubt.

The remaining members of the firm
tell the court they are unable to say
whether an a matter of law Charles
p. Williams and William A. Mearns
are or are not liable to the creditors
OF Lewis johnson & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18
Creditors to Meet January 9.

A meeting of the creditors of the
bankrupt firm of Lewis johnson &
Co. is to be held probably January 9,
to select trustee or trustees to take
charge of the final liquidation of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-18
Financial Gossip.

Phelps, Dodge & Co. have declared an
extra dividend of a dollar share, in
addition to the regular distribution Of
$3.50 a share.
The Indiana Pipe Line Company has
reduced its dividend from $3.50 share
paid three months ago to So share
the reduction having been steady with
each succeeding quarter from 81 a
share paid quarterly nine months ago.
There was outstanding at the close Of
business yesterday $11,500,000 of the
vreeland- Aldrich emergency currency.
The National City Bank of, New York
heads the cotton pool subscriptions in
that city with -million-dollar con-
tribution.
October gross earnings of fifty lead
ing railroads decreased $19,5S3,93S net
decrease, $5,23S,600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
gLnto.@anSiten pLiInSern .6uteL.

G6tco9o, 10. @}dr3. Gas
Briggs 6ouic, eincs ser dlteitcn@oit.
6dler inn luteren StoOtt6cil, tpur.
Oc geitern @loracn BON 3wci 9hlto.
9onOiten 6cimgeiudlt. 98d5reno ser
cine ouf oen Niotoruogen Dor Dem
6otel 99acbe 6ielt, jmang ser anOere,
nit i6uBiertiacm NeDolDer in ser
SonO, Die ii6erroihteu @otelaugeitell
ten sur SerolSgo6e elmer Summe
Don $3.50 ans ogeSfaiie. @eun
ser 9idu6er es ni6t 10 ellis gebo6t
6dtte. piirOe er in Dem eiiernnc
@elOi6raufc nod $4,000 er6cutet 6o.
ben Gurcb oaS Soer6eieilen oeS
Siilfs @ei6dftSiii6rcrS oeS 6otel@,
g9m Shrmer unO eines onOeren
9lugeitcQten wuroe ser Bandit Der.
iheu6t ST. ga6 o6er nod ibncQ
flint Nebolperi6iiiie ob, uiO Stlr.
ner mur0e Our6 einen ScbnB in 0oS
9eiu lei6t uerleBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
g9nhIt6atiafeit IN Ghicnan.

G1icogG 5lL, 19 Nidrj
9}nb Dem aeilern uer0iieutlihteu
@cridt oe5 9onfcrs G6orles IS.
Gopes. elder om I Sonuor bier
gum 9lnocnfcn on ieiuen peritor6e
nen So6n oos SIRIUS q. GoueS
@}e6oriol &otcl cr0ffnct Sat- 6a6cH
III oeu 3wei eriten N}onotcn oes Be
ite6ens in oieient Snitihlt ii6er
270OO @}6nner llnterfommeu geiiul.
oen rno iiuO 3lmI 9Sreiie BON penig
ais iiinf Gents 1000 @}o6l5eitcR
pero6reiAt poroen Sir 9}ahtquar-
tier peroen fiinf ooer 5e6n Gents be.
rebnet unD Oaiiir fonuen Die @dite
cin S6auerboo ne6men ltnO ii6 III
cinem allen innitdren 9lniorOerln-
Gen cntiprebeuOen 9ett ou9idlofeu
IS ii6erno6tctcu in Dem 6otel 0urh-
ibuittliA etpo 800 @}ann umO Oie
9nitalt lit pd6reno Der 6ci0en eriten
Nlonote nit einem Gef3it bon 1888
6etrieben wor0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20

giumS idon geitern enipiangen, o6er
einige ser 9D}itglic0er fc6rten 6eute
nodnols 3uriid. Ges @citereu be.
griiBtc ser @opit sic @litglieoer lei.
nes SniS6alts lul0 cmpfing cine Ec-
legation pom Ut. 9}eter Glu9 pel.
de eiueu aor6 nit 9himen uno
6riiAten braAte Oie traOitioueQe@o-
be bel 0ieier @elegen6eit
Die @oroeu 0es @atifauS Begin.
gen Oen 1og OurG illumination il.
res Guartiers lno 2l66rennen BON
6eierperfen
SunOerte Don Sele9ranlnen rn0
@liidpuui6 9oti6often trofen ans
alien I6cilcn Ser g9cIt I'M 9ouic oeS
Cages I'M &atifan Gin. Ger Eapit
0iftirte III bielen 6dleu sic 2(nhport
peri6nlid). Ger Sol. &oter eri6ien
5eltte ungemein friid uno riiitig
@rieGenlon0's ltcberle.
Qen6cit5n @oiicr
9lt6cu, 10. 0idr5. Der Qlori'
ncniiniitcr fiinoigtc 6cltc in ser De.
pltirtenfonncr an, OoB Oas griebi-
ibe 1Slottcn 9Sroaronlm Oen 9au
BON Orei GreoonouQ6t SNIaGticbii-
len, Orci 9roBcn areu5eru mO elmer
9(n3a6l fleinerer 6obrpuge Dorie6c
Gr erfldrtc, OnB @riedcnlonO Oa.
rouf porbereitet iei um ieOen &reis
sic III ocm fii8Gcbeu 9olfan-ariege
geponuene Cber6o6cit 5ll SSoicr
oliredt 81 crbalten
@rttifNcr @tilitGr 6lic.
Ger qct6Dtet.
Sult8burp Gnglauo, 49,
@}dr5. IL gSieoer lit elm britiider
W1ilitdrfliegcr lm's 9eben gefou-
men. 2iclrcnont $. 8. Greebp bonn
au0daeric.Gegiment 0lfc Of g8cl-
lington Elm N}itgIieo oes 2ufticbii.
fer.Gorps ser 6ritiiden 9lrmec mllr.
sc 6eute bier get0otct. ais rr einen
Sing ii6er 0ns 9lrmcc Slugiclo nobe
oieier Staot iuterna6m. Die 9ta-
ic6ine fippte Inn lnO Hel aus elmer
&0be bon 1S5 SuB 81 9ooen
&unit iamm Inns / iir Oen
&oubre.
&aris, 19. a}dr3. Die @lar-
driie 9lrronoti Gisconti fat Dem
Soupre i6re geionrnte Salnmlimg
bon @enidloen @or5eaonmaaren an
tifen l}66eln uno anOeren &tnitgc-
genitdnDen gum @eident gemacbt.
Gic So1en itamncn 6auptiddli6
ans Ser frou50iii6en inO itolieni-
c6en &enaiiionce,@erioOe.
Sn Der 9lutiinoigung Oes Inter.
ricbtS @}iuiiter5 miro Der g9ert6
Oes @eidenfes ami 100000 6rancS
($t 100000 ongege6cn.
Die Niorquiie idbenfte i'm 9Ipril
1912 Oem 9lmerifouiiden 9tdtional.
@iuiemn oeit }lriilieiier 0cS Morqli9
bon 9oiopette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20

6runffort aDy 10. D}ar5.
Der 5enot ser Staots 2egiSlotur,
mclde geitcrn i6re Seiiion idloB,
Bat nit einem &otlm bon is gegen
10 Stinunen oie 9ia o6gelebnt aet
mGB melber 0en g8o6lern 3ur glb.
Itiuuung sic 5rdge unter6reitei
meroen iollte, o6 an Steae ser
S6anfmirtbidoiten itaotIi6en @e.
ibGftsitellen ser @erfoif bon Spiri.
ti,oien ii6ertrogen meroen ioac. Cine
0obii louten0e 9ia mar pom @oliC
ongenoulmen moroen. Sin Stener.
@eieb, 0ur6 pel6es Die Stoats Gin.
uo6men er6o6t Weroen iollten wur.
&c gleibfoQS a6gelebnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
iSiirIornc aeacn Gr6linOnma.

@}o0iion @isv 10. @}dr5.
Gie itootIidbe @eiuuo6cits 9e66rOc
i6ernittelte gcitern ocn int Staote
profti5ircnOcn gldr5tcn 5000 SBodete
S0aenitein, welc6er oa5t benttt
ipcrocn iolL @r6linoung ser neii9e-
Forenen ainOcr SIT perbiiten. Die
lcbte 2egisIotnr bat ndmIicb ein Se-
icB ongeuommen ocnidB welMent 5it
Dem cupdbntcn 3med oen 9}eugebo-
rcnen 0ic 9lugcn init S6aenitein.
96ilug o1isgepoihen ueroen niiiiien.
Cine tiir5Iic6 in oen itootlic6en Sdnls
9litoltcu ongeiteQte lluteriuhune
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
S6Omas @rdiiOcnt ser uGn6S. !"

G6icogo Su., 10. @3Gr6.
sSn elmer gitern in 9lnpeienbeit Gbas.
9S. Sait's BON Cincinnati obgcbolte.
nen 5ibung ser 9lftiondrc Der
Cubs" wurOe ser 6isbcrige Setre=
tar W}urpbps, G6arles $. E6omos,
non Oem sic N}oioritdt ser 9lftien in
Sdn0cn 6oltcnocn @ermon 9Sorfopo.
ls 5um @rdIioenten ouf borlGufig
elm So6r crmd6lt. @leid5eitig mabte
Sr. Soft 6cfonnt, 0oB cr ouf Oieicn
3eitraum icincn glntbeil niht Der
GuBern meroc. Srii6cr am Soge po-
rem @eriidtc I'M ltmlouf OoB Scr
grilocr Oes Gr @rdiioenteu ieIbit be-
obiibtigtc, ben furulii6en Seiiel SIT
beIteigci. SdlieBlid mag er ii6 Damn
sic Sadie ober iiberlegt 6o6en. 9llth
ooB ole Observation-Disclosures NIT
Dem Gonnerp Spiegelicben Sunoifot
nod niht o6gcibloiicn lieB Nr. Gott
oniGnglih ourhbIiden, aber oiegtads
mittagsiiBimg Der glftiondrc mabte
ollen 0ieien %ernuttblnigen Gin Gnoe.
@r. Gait 6e6dlt ieine 9lfticn mo
bofft. iie in Scr fomnen0en Sailon
gilt per5llicn 5u fonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20

Fat nGnilid er9cben Dob Bel minOe.
items 25 Bro5ent Der er6linoetcn
ainOer OoS Seioen nidt eineetretcn
pGrc wenn man BEL ser @eburt sic
erpd6nte 9e6onohtne ni6t llnter.
lniicn Ddtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
Mi7dSr SGl1r9iSa
MACH FLETcHER'S
= A 8 X q RIA

gl6pnnrntcn 0ic ben ,Sentidcn Gor=
rcipunbcntrn" nidjt piinttlidD DOer nnre=
gClmdRig crbaItcn, iinb ncbetcn, her Sf-
iice onuuu per Sclcpbon O0cr idjriftlidj
NittGciluug 81 maheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
g8eItmeiiter Ann Oipnlb.

E Ebilu0elp6io @u, 10. N}0r5
g2ieOer einmol Bat Gufel Sam
ieiuem 6relwoe So6n 9ull ollf oei4
len orgpo6nii6 6e6itetes Sport.
@ii6nermge 0etreten. Sop @oulo,
ser omerifouii6e 9moteur Court
Gcmis Champion iiegte oni Gien-
itog bel ser 3lpeiteu 9iunoe OeS aonl-
pies INN Oic @elhneiitcri6oft in ser
Saae OeS 6ieiigen &acQuet Clubs
in gldu5en0en StDl nit Orei 81 Ell
ncn Get iiber oen cngliicbcn 9erifa.
9eltnieiiter George 3. GopeD, Dem
er icb 6ercits anl Niontog nit Ell.
nem Qlotten Siege pon bier Gets
obiohlt ii6erleaeu 9e5eiat bottc. @e.
mdB Sen Spicl6cOiligliigcu Die lie.
ben geuonuene Sets Derlonger, 6ot
oalnit SoD @oulO Sen @eltmeitcr.
titel GoucD entriiicn in0 brouGt ibn
elm Sa6r lana ni4t 5ll pert6ei0igen.
9Qs 9lnatelr miro er an Stellc 0es
iir Gopeu ouSegeieBteu @el0preiicS
einen iilbernen 9e6er inn @ert6e
pon $3.50 er6olten wo6renO ser
qei6lagcnc @eltmeiiter iicb nit Oen
i6m controftlih 5u9eiiherten 3pei-
Oritteln ser Gilno6men rn0 GrioB
ieiner Neiiefoiten 6egniigen muB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20

1eltoil0ig pla9tclt.
oScb Deriuc6te 9ler5te
lulO ale Sorteli
y|eOi3inen fiir nebs
rerc Sabre, luuroe
ober nic6t furirt,
bls ic6 2Doin 8.
Nint61nl's 8 u@ege
table COMPOUND "
na5nl Sch boffe,
nein 3eugnib iuiro
anoere lei 3 c II D c
tSraiien peranlaiieu,
8 = re lpirnoerbnre
Wipniain 81 ,1rrlli-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
2IS,G43 g9a6lerinncn reaiitrirf.

Gbicugo, 49, Q}dr5 9lnl 6e
aiitriruugstoge (0ienitag) boben
iic6, uo6 ser geitern eriolgteu 3u-
ionuieuitcaung 60t19 6rauen in
sic @16lerliiten eiiltragen laiien Die
@eiannit5obl Der regiitrirten 6raneu
fir oie StuOhpo6l I'M 9lpril 6e5ifiert
iic6 nitnnebr ouf 2lS,643, gegen 474,-
9Si nIdnnlid)e @d6ler.
SSu6elnO beriGten Oie 6ii6rer Ser
Anti Saloon 2iga ooB in ben
5tdoteu inO 0rtiAaften i'm Sto9te
cine itorfe 9leaiitrirung wei6Iibcr
Stimmgeber eriolet lit, mO oieier
ltmitanO cine peieutli6e Grweitc-
RING 0es atrodenen @e6ietes bon
SQnois erpurten luiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
etnnt MlarNlan6. Nrrnmrrnnns. rrnnrlcmrn

etaaf @iarNano, @crTncruuas.S : epartemrnt
Gummiiidrsso,SSgpreag pal timore, oen g
S}oritebenocs elm pa6r6citseeirelter Sinsslto ana
6em idbrlHen, glusweic Sci ,,Sum6uiot GiTe
Suiuranec 60" ooq @iis6uro1, Ga.. flir pas
NIT benz ~. Ss5enlber 1913 enocHoc Sa6r. pie
er In oteleW Nuteali enQereihi muroed, it,
gSnl, WlniUn S6Cbnu,
Serll0erunQs 0pmmi0dr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
sine nnocrc Srnn, Oic 0jciunb6cit u
gDOia s.. @infbnm's ,,&cgCtable
Npmnpunn" acflnnctt.

2iiibs6orQ, Aunlas o@or eiliAen
So6reu litt iN an iNredld1en Sdmer3cl
III meiner Seitc, bon 0elen cD gaubte,
OnB cs @nt3Hnoungen ieiem ebenio on
ncoer0riidenoem SdmerS, Jiiidenueb,
ltno 5u 3eiten mar i'd ic5rcdlic5 nerpos.
Sd uubm brei Slaidcn SDoio &, %ints
boins n@egetoble Gumpoun0" liio en-
irene MIDI ieBt gutter eieWnobeit Sc5
iucr0e fro6 icn S6re DleOi5tu irgeno eli
ncr nu 5rnuenfraui6eit leiocnoen Srai
all cmpieblcn mh Sie ionnen oieieo
zhrcben Der0ffeutliden Srnu w
q. smith, u 9lo. b 9pr 90, Sinos6org,
Mnuias
9Sruu cir Den arrinaitrn 3wciel ba
ben, Dae NBoin s.. &inttans ,,&eaetable
0ompunno" Sbnen Gclfcn uiro, idrgibcn
Sic on eDbin g. HinfbanS WleniCine 81.
(confloCntaD, ggnn, Niaii, Inn H0tb.
Shr Yricf iuirO bon cincr Srnn gc5iinrt,
gcIeiCn nnn bcantiuOrtct un0 III itriltct
%crtraucn gcbaltcn iucrocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
anra sas gerilaermnas.aepartemsnt.

Gpn6cnirter eGaSmcis iibcr ocn Stano oer
,,0prtBueitcra giatiunul Suiurnnce GuupanD"
MN @iinuauice, 2Sisc an b. Sc6eAber
1918.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
@cfomnic ecroinOli@rcifcn.

@elraQ cer am 81. Se8cmber i9i
in oen &et. SlnaieH iii Nrai
beiinoli6cn @uliccn .....S
GetrnG Der IN WnrDldno mlbren
ocs Tnbrcs 1913 aus0eiiellie
8oliccn ...................
0rdmicu, luclcbc pd6rcno 1913 /
l,nrOlnno enipinnpen nuropn
Sn .gdrblano in 1913 be6a1lt
Nerillte .............
2n Dlarulano in 1913 erlitten
&crIuiie .................
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
HcncrgcrIidernnaa.9Inaeiaen
o S Ror 28ttter,
%crfdcrnuss.9locut nnS @iOfIcr
.SopGms 23uirOns 32 SOnt6-Str., nG6e 2Sater-Str

Guuocniirter 9msrcs h6er ben Stano per oer
iaocipbia, IA, am 81. Sc5em1er 1913.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20


Gcr6inolimtcitCn.
(9efio) ..........'... St60 .69sq7
Goiale nmi iduiae Grdmien ~ $500, IA
Saldre. Wdebc. llnfoen etc.. 2,19264
gbgei0dGicr Ncirag ipdier 6d6ls
barcr @unoess, SiadtSs nno
anoerer Sfenern ...... 100000
0nmmifiioncn Miaflerocbibren etc. 21 500 90
@ranO sReierOc ............ 5OO,000C0
@einmmte Standardization nit
Slisna6mc 6es aopiias $1,000 ,35635
IN Na1r he8aDle5
9UfienIapiiai .Sf .OO0, 10000
ucbcri1uB ilber nlc
&etbinol6iciien,. $50 411.16
- 25504ttt6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
aoiaIc luoeian6cuc Gui0a0cn 81 ll5789O70


Standardization.
un6c5a6lle Ger!aiie un6 glnipriime
igIeifo) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S52, SOS. %
Gjeiamintc unperoeuic Qrdmien S30574.54
1aldre WdctDe ltnloiicn etc 10000
@6oei6dbter Neitaq ipdier 5a6l
harcr &unbes., Staaiss uuo ar
0erer Sieuern .......... s00000
Gomniiion MlaiIeraebi6ren etc 100000
G5cfammie @crbinoli6ieiten, NIT
gnsna6mc oc9 aapiGts .... III $s943s2.7O
IN 8aar he3ablteS
9Qttenfapii0l ..,.. $500 10000
leberfbnB iiber ale
Standardization 262 03s03
rc6erf6ub i'm @eircit ocr8olicen.
Sn6a0cr ........~.......... 5G2 93s .03
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20

den Sroii @lurp o.. @lillcr, @or
l53, @tiamt Ctla
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20

0einmmic 6nrabmen pd6reno
0cs Sabres .................S2 1898, ,404.Gi
@cl0umte 9lusgabcu mnbrcno ocs
NoOte9 ................... 2OOO ,SO4 ~
Ojntbn0c,
icdi&Gft W ....,..,.......... $t7s,OOooo
cgiSen6nn ".,''' '.......,.." ~" . $50, 10000
Sbligniioncn mo Iiiien, BON ~,
Der Seieu0dit Gcei9nci .... 49S6,462o2
gdnr i'm bureau uno IN GanleH 80
unn 1ruii@ompngnic' 'n....,.. 2so,223I0
gloenicns6ontis8iIaf ...... 33770157
ggediel ............... S1573
nno ajHet6eli .............. o 80. 10000
grutio Gui6a6en ...........$ .$71Ot ,7Os. %
9liht 5n1citnnncnc 0ut0a6cn.
Observation-Disclosures 0rei
ooer me6r Mionaie
fdaiQ ....... $6,0553t
Qe0cridllipe gSe0iel 815.73
0uDmeri6 Der @u1
qu0ubcn iiber Den
Wldrimerib ......, $50 ,06967
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-20
gcfommic luacilan0cuc c5ui6aOcnsl15s s.o72.2 .2i

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Alma record., 1914-03-12
North Arcadia News

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Kirby are moving
on the d. L. Sharrar farm.
Mrs. Frank Clark went to Saginaw
Tuesday where she will undergo an op.
Grafton.
Melvin Sharrar and family have NOV.
ed in their own house, which he just
recently built.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mclean of Beth
any spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Clark.
Alvin Miller and family spent Sun
day with their daughter, Mrs. Byrd
Clark and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Bailey of Emer-
son visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
.Alonzo Bailey, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Miller and daugh-
ter, Lulu, spent Thursday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cushing of Alma.
Mrs. Emma Prugh returned home
Thursday from Rensselaer, where she
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
Ham.
Mrs. II. C. Clark attended the Thin
bic Club Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. Maude Burrell on West Center
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Kuhlman return
ed home the last of the week from Sag
inaw and Union City where they visited
Mr. and Mrs Clark and Adelbert
Thum and family.
Ed. Mclean of Bethany has bought
the Walker farm one and half miles
south of Alma, and is now moving. Mr.
Walker is moving to Ithaca where he
will work at the blacksmith trade.
Alma record., 1914-03-12

Monday and expects to stay at home
until her mothers health improves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Manley and Mr..
David Marlin attended the funeral of
David Black at the Brownidge church
Sunday.
The band boys had chicken pie sup
per Saturday evening and entertained
their lady friends. All report a very
good time.
Ralph Shook of Greenville visited
from Saturday evening until Sunday
evening at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Shook
Fred Peck and son, Elvin, returned
from Eaton Rapids Tuesday and are 60
ing to move to Big Rapids where they
purchased boarding house
Viva Marvin and Mildred Tuppcr
were guests al the home OF the formers
grandmother, Mrs. Marvin OF Nc
Brides from Saturday evening until
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mable Neat of Saginaw, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Myrt
Cummings since Saturday. returned
home Tuesday morning Her father,
John Goho accompanied her
Mr.. Thurlby's sister, Mrs. Dopp and
nephew, James Fagley. came from Sag
inaw Saturday evening to attend the
funeral OF their niece, Dorothy Alice
Archenbault They returned home Mon
day evening.
Dorothy Alice, the three weeks and
Alma record., 1914-03-12
Ithaca Local Items
Committee

John Franklin, who died at his home
in Newark township, six miles south of
Ithaca, on March 3rd, was born April
%, 1920 at DummerSton, Vermont. of
which state his parents John and San
dona Henry were also natives. Mr.
Henry grew to manhood there, and in
the winter of 1851 went to California,
where he engaged in packing supplies
by mule express" to the miners in the
mountains In 1854 he started home on
the steamer Yankee Blade, which was
storm-tossed and nearly shipwrecked
In 1856 he was united to Miss Mary
Mills in marriage. and to their union
were born six children Edgar L., Inez
l.. (deceasedD, Charlotte NJ, Georgia
B., Charles B. and George Hugh. In
the year 1862 the family came to Gratiot
county to visit relatives, and concluded
later to make it their permanent home.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry were members of
the Baptist church, and Mr. Henry was
one of the first members of the Mason
ic lodge here. The Ithaca Knights Tenn
plar attended the funeral services. which
were held at the North Star Township
L. B. church, March 5th, interment be-
ing made at Fritz cemetery. The sor-
rowing widow and children have the
, sympathy of all of their friends in their
bereavement. Beautiful floral offer
ings from the Templars and others in
dicated the esteem in which Mr.. Henry
was held in this community.
Mrs. William Marshall, for many
years resident of Ithaca, but who has
lately been living with her son, Ben, at
Onaway, passed away Saturday, March
9TH, and the remains were brought to
Ithaca Monday afternoon by relatives.
where interment was made Rev. Nc
Lain conducting a short service at the
cemetery.
+. ]. Alverson, of the hardware firm
of Hannah & Alverson, has sold his
beautiful residence to Mr.. Walker, who
is moving his family here, having bought
out the Seager pool room. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alverson are temporarily domiciled
in the John Kernen residence.