davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-05-29
COPPER.
Fair Volume of Business and Prices
Steady.

There is a fair volume of business
doing in copper and prices are steady
The export movement is still large.
Up to the Goth inst. custom house re-
turns show 52,6OO,OOO pounds export
ed, which is at the rate of more than
100000 pounds for the month.
Statistics just issued by the gov
eminent make an interesting showing
regarding copper exports. For the six
months ended March 81, the exports
aggregated 495,OOO,OOO pounds equal
to the total for the calendar year 1906
and one and a half times that of 1902
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-05-29
IN The MINES
THE COPPER SHARE MARKET.

The following shows the average
price of 20 active copper stocks in
the New York and Boston markets
for the past eight years and the pres
ent year to date, the stocks taken
being Allouez, Amalgamated Ana
conda, Calumet & Arizona, Centennial
Chino, Copper Range Consolidated,
Franklin, CRANKY Consolidated, Indi-
ana, Isle Royale, Mohawk, North
Butte Old Dominion, Osceola, Ray
Consolidated, Shannon, Tennessee,
Utah Consolidated and Utah Copper
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-05-29
THE METAL MARKETS.
Current Prices a Shade Easier Than
at New York.

New York, May 22-The following
table gives the cash prices of various
metals used in the arts and manufac-
lures at date with the corresponding
quotations one week previous:
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-16

vance TO the inner HE CT forts AID
along TIE Schei5-. principally -
Se1oozez-de- Esers severe Sighting C
Cured for several days. III tAs 81
psrso- artillery q TIE Ge-zzz< f1-cs5
ths BsIEiz1s hack NH re 6g12g
bad reached practically &c TIE SHIRTS
o. Antwerp
Zspps1iz bozb attacks Id Czca
damage zz6 killed seo-ss C peozle
TIE Gs--21s No cocE AzTEsP
consist O. Ere 2-ET c1Ep< zz6s- ca
zzzd Q. Gsz- Has Il Fo1 Bsss-s-- :
veteran G. tAe zz- q 1875. no vas
taken .ruz his rs-1rs-sz- . 60 -1s
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the Bs-zzz 5sssz5s-s EEg Al5s--
aided hen o. Is ps-zo-sl 6-ec-laz
z--oS- % -zs as
TIE s.-zcsgLs.s z5-z--z5 tszs va
ne fortress czgs-zlzss1 . Gs--7
zr-y q -. sE M III = 6isgsz-c--
- 70 re sss5S-zzcs C &C. "a
ElzcE ard tat 1s1- zEs=-< III
tel
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-16
EPITOME OF
WAR NEWS

Three British zero7lznss AeS 100
miles into German tsrrftory ard
o-oppes : to-5 from : height q
so feet, destroying Zeppelin air
snip az ogesssiao-f, vas tire o%fcizI
Lor5on report
Ar c+5cizI rspo-- IN Paris SAID 500
German prisoners rad r-en tzsen
in snzrp engagement ~ 7oye- IRE
German ard Allied cavalry we're
operating ncrtn az Lille, ogt tire re-
suit 1as no~ne-e decisive
Berlin announces slight progress fo-
tire Germans in tire 4rsonr. 6istric.
N France.
GER Sog<nc7linoS. tire Russian Afn-
ister e War, said tnzt tire German
ingssion CT Russian territoy result
&c IN diszs-rous defeat. and ira.
~ German troops are ro~ CT Rus
sisn soil. He also tod % successes
in GaIiciz-
Thousands fed from Antwerp, many
gazing &c Os+sn3- where tire cspitzl
Ea& EGGh S$-z-ttsHG@-
\ dispatch fren Pstrosrz5 says there
rave been ssrzginary hshts Dc
tween German ard Austrian p-is-
onsr& w1o accuse eaeh others
Generals Ct responsibility fe- Rus
sian victories
An cSEcIsl Berlin despatch sad tnas
IN Northern France tire battle aas
still gnoeci6e5 and reported re-
pulses e. tne French in tire srsenne
ard tire vicinity Ct verdgn.
Thousands of refugees from Antwerp
reached Loroon- iollznc reported
an invasion Ct 5000 ard ire
Mayer of Rotterdam ordered trains
&C bring 10 mare there
Berlin also reports that tire fighting
On tire German right wing in France
hzs been successful sn1 tnzt in tire
assault CT Antwerp r~s fsrts fell
into German hands
IRE Belgian Government hzs beer re.
moves fror1 Antwerp 70 ossen5. sss.
erzI Ct t7e Ministers ard mary treu-
sands Of refugees having res-nea
tnere-
Vienna reports that tire Russians Nere
defeated ~ = point rear Tescc, in
Hungary, after battle lasting t~e
czyA IRE Russians retreatec II
hss-e-
IRE Canadian t-ooPs for service In
ire war arrived in British waters.
Trey were sent inlsn6 20 : Gang
% trzin far active service
IRE Germans oFfeizIIy announce t-zs
their losses in killed, wounded. and
missing, - 70 Sept I, as 1890.
Ire japanese rave occupied tire Isl
ard Of Yzp. znotaer German posses
scr in tire Pacific, ard sbcgt 100
miles from ire lsland o. Mindsrzo,
cce q TIA 1rouD IN tns phiIic1inez
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-16
WARS LATEST PHASES

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as Tree oars 6g1.I-g- are sad
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! 5eszz-e1 .ruz PscroEz6 says
ne Rzssz-E -ooE 1888 p-lsoze-z
AT sC--F czzCCz = r@c=Z- cz--l=s
alag rEz szs-s-z Przsz-z- t-oz-i=-.
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a m1-ez- AZ IL rssZl- @ = dis
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T1-ry-z5zs Lz1e-zi Democratic
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E6ezc= Z t5e CABINET zpp-oTi1g
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p-GTt1lzg zz-J1zzI Interests are
szt=zzzr1s5
TAPAN-T1= Jzrz1sse have u01rE-
q siege gins q Heights Gou--zc-
1z ne three toTLs 6ete-6ioz
Tsscg-zc- BzrC1 Msysr-W zl6eck
r1e Governor q Ts1g[zo- e -
pared Il E1rh fever.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-16
Thousands Leave
Stricken Antwerp
Great Part q 10000 People siser-
abe Refugees N FHSa-Pogr-
irG into HoIiar5.

Lo1doz--TEe fight CT t1e ci-5zezz
o Azt-s-p i hardly % y matched
Z al history. TIE greater par q
4ll,l.9 peop.s are q this hour uiz=--
able refugees They are pouring no
Holland aid sEslp-1z tae resources
q Dutch t0E1z C1szdz1g rroc==
zto1s stumble toward Os,eoG- hoping
10 szte-y Il Ez.z-d Very tez
possess Eore rhz1 the clothes upc-
lhe.r backs szt hastily gathered ou-
dies @ TzlEz5lez and cEngsly a.
sorted keep=zkes
Terror spread sEd5ezIy-Eas Only
fully realized Ete1 German zasZls
fell a. sSe rare Q. % : minute Il he
heart O ras city Previously c1ere
had oesz a unreasonable confidence
~ oEcs eEe-yrhEg changed There
s-s1e6 Z vast scramble E1ict EozIE
have been absurd had i 10. beeu
tragic
TIE oily bridge ACROSS ne Sc1ei6-
which the Germans rad 1o- Destroyed
vas : poa-o1z- and eolzuzs q sad
faced 0e1- weeping Eone1. caIErsz-
1oCse1o-c ps-E. VIII every sou o..
vehicle, s1-gs5 through E-ree-z lead
ing % this narrow bridge Rich z-d
poor we're q cocEo1 p-zze q
zoe
Following me GsEz1 operations
thsrs are Comparatively te= 1ca-co-
bsrszts let- Il TIE c5ry. although ~
coz-n1ozs S--ezn q uzso--urztes
soEz across r1e Sch=I6-- Railroad
s-sttc-s Il north Begin and Hol
land are crowded Tts-e Z certain
70 = suffering to1 lack &C food
and EAsit=r- The world Is Epss6s
down fer The eVtct=6 citiIecz q Art
Eerp
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-16
Submarine Sinks
German Warship
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g 7ass- E-z - Daring 5-ts1
E-7e-c-- Ggs-rizn , szE-e-
SIX To-e55o Car Sax
r. E1-zt5- - sires-

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-16
An Endless Stream
Of Belgian Fugitives
Crowd into Holland
Citizens Of Antwerp Rush From
Sound Ct German cznnon-

Ro-1e-dzn-Sl1ce the tragedy a.
Antwerp kzt the towns Il Holland
seen 70 have 60utled 4 population
Over half : million people. mostly
EOusn and children poured over the
Dutch borders from Belgium Before
me majority go- on ot ezrsho- ire
huge German guns we're already
smashing Antwerp behind them
Every station IN Holland Is : little
city q Sorrows Mothers sir O.
benches il The coId giving their
babies The Only food they have Chi
drs1 stream everywhere over the
cobbIes ard ue1 gaze hour after hour
a. the bulletins II the shop windows
which tel q AntEap's desoI&tien-
Noz- o. the families L Holland
are opening their doors and giving
shelter 70 rhs homeless Trains and
bz-ges pour into every town They
have come without interuissioa for
the past tEenty-tozr hours and there
L 70 sign OF their storage
O1e OF the zos- pathetic facts Z
the fight q large body ot lz1zticz.
E1o escaped from Al asylum Man!
q these are now roaming about ne
country. cz1Si1g fear and disorder.
The Dutch Government has issued Z
warning 70 ths people Eot 20 Be hsssv
Z dealing With strange persons E1o
are likely 70 b lEzzt5es sixty O.
then arrived A. Ez1dhovez Il care ct
zozks
Flushing B-ecz, RotterdsE- Ros=n-
GzzL TIE Hzgze. A-Srsr6zz- Ter
zezzsz- Nzzz-rteht and Do-5rectt are
crowded and The streets o. tE=se
cities and towns ara tzpzszzb-e- TIE
CT = Sill they ccus
The extr f-o- Brussels zzs trzx5c
enough. E-r many o. AnrEerp5E SOS
and daughters Eo= Z FLzz1Ez have
beer hiding Il ceIzrz for days. Nzny
hare sss1 these dear 70 t5z- seze-
tered 70 piecss ~ sheslx, ard al he
While t1ers lad been t1s ssckez N
fear q the bozhzrdEe1r. oz.v 70
end n rs rezEZzti0r and Z hurled
escape Il TIE dead q nl<hs
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-16
Russians Win
Advantage IN
Vistula Battle
Ge--z- az s1x--Sz- Eer-es Wake
CsSslrs-e Stz-1 R=si-ss A5Sz-ee
60 Fee = soG-- P-sz-5-ca-s
Trs1Ss -es1 H--=zrszz G->z75

Lsz5cz-Tes E-y q Var =
Ps-CCz1 zzzcZcsz "a Russia aaz
eo-gzs-s5 zz5 occzrs=5 $3.50 SPARE
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c. Raj Ezs-s - GZEx. EEE-
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c-z-e5 -1.o Ezs- Prussia 4 sozs
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cc-ErZ=6 -Ez- tEs Rzsszzs z-e L.
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Azg-stozC re Gs--z-E co-p-s-ely
6=t=zr=6 tEo Russian Any co-ps,
-ook s514 E1EoG5e6 prlSoze-z al
rEsz-y zE1s zz6 EEEbe- q IA
chine zE-s
PrLszysl i 5z-g heavily lombard
to-rs have teez sileoceS- =h5Is :
s-c-y t-C- RcEe declares ths city
1zs tzIIsz i1-o -Le hands O. ths Rms
Stars
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-16
NO FoRTiFIcATIoN CAN
STAND AGAINST The
BIG MODERN GUNS

LoS0OH.-The Tines mill
tzry correspondent. in con-
nentins en tire situation a.
Antwerp, says:
Permanent fcrts n an ex-
posed situation stand nc
CHARGE against modern sr-iL
lery- n ire German fo-ce hegd
Antwerp later ard we attack
Z tre result will e tire szre-
Tire capture az Antwerp ~
tire Germans will rave an e.
fest which eannct &c 5eaie6
gpcn opinion. But ire city,
ever II ecnVerted into : Ger
man frs<-slzss fortress, will
brig the Germans little al
vantage, for the seheldt ear
net be used for naval purposes.
Germany doubtless hopes to re-
tain Antwerp ~7en peace
eomes- bGt there g no ehanee
that this dream will &c real
Ezs6r
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-16
GERMANS PLAN TO
ATTACK BRITAIN
LAST or OCTOBER

ao-e va PzriS-The war
aszi-se Great Britain. SAY Ger
-a- re~s-=pe-s receive1 ne1e-
-SIl commence a. ire er5 g
c-toee-. Hslie~ins sg-cessfGl
c-s-zc--s Z: Antwerp
Begun tse1 all became
re Ease 90 operations sszi7ss
s-es: Britain. ire newspapers
Say
T-.. as ira: A5-i-sI &c.
T-E tie 2izix.s- q ere
Nay. 80 5 r.~ a. G=-e-zl
-ezz-zz-e-x ~Tt- E--e---
villa. RS z--.E1=e5 c-zt -
s5ll - z1-s-1 re Szzs- g
:-e German Sss- arr o-=-- t-e
o-eas7-s &c --s rzsy.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-16
5000 GERMANS DIE IN
FIVE FIERCE CHARGES

Lo1dou-Dstzils are Jzzt available
y the heroic attempt OF Prussizn
guards 70 en- The railway eonnectng
Retns ard Verdun-
This strsup. failed and the Ger
mans we're Il danger Of being caught
between the French infzztry ard cav
airy Il vas AZ this moment. While
the grszte- part q the German troops
we're retiring II the direction Of
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-16
CALLED STRONGEST FORTRESS
NJ WoRLD-ASTWERPs DE-
FEksEs SHATTERED AND
CITY IN pEsoLATFok
FALL Of CITY WILL
GIVE GERMANS $4,000
MORE AVAILABLE TROOPS

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leaving
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grszs Ge-Ezz GINS EzS 5-s- Isz-ze-
by : 6zspz-cz % ne Norzizg Pos--
whse1 submitted is 5zto-zz-i7z .
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shelter. TIE As revc--S slowed -
city 70 = = zzzsz = zzoy pc--s-
TIE s1irV1zE q -sz--z ratios AID
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the hzr1o- AID t5zz a. Gs--zz al
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and WzTre-SL Cst1zrlnes- These
we're reduced Z : couple q days b.
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vale ne torEs A. Lserre and KOzizgS
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q foTu6csti0ns we're taken.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-16

ReiEs- that 3 regiment OF Prussizr
guards threw itself desperately uuor
ne lines Of the French cavalry.
Not once bit I've times did the de-
voted regiment huri itself against the
solid French front After the hfth
charge there we're only : hundred
1sn LETT surrounding their faS. With
Signs q reluctance they gave the sig
nal Of surrender. and il vas then
found that nearly al Of the hundred
we're wounded
In the course OF this engagement
TIE guards lost 1000 men. IL is stated.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-16
REAL BATTLE FILMS
ARE NOT DRAMATIC
Can't Phstozrzph Bursting
Shells, Says Movie
Mar.

LONDON. - TIE cerrespon-
dert q tire Daily News ~ Art
Nerp aFves an interesting inter
view with Cherry kezrton.
describing sore % his expert
enees in Shining the war. He
vas in AIss< during tire German
kom5ar6rent He said:
= tried &c get pictures ef
snelEs exploding. 5gt Il IS next
70 useless fer they har1Iy she~
O. tire HIns- In tire trenches.
tee, 4 q useless and rather
brutal, Z seems % ne, - try
e ct pictures For Instance.
9e NFslo have seer nren die frcrl
bullets and shrspnel knc@ quite
vel tnzt trey simply slip fer
ward 4 little ard tire AncIe
thina 10 hrisheo- They &C ret
fling taeir rfaes n tire AIR. ard
1is ia . drzr2tir posture Pc
tures thzt s-oH trait ear &c
ksolsn Al onee - faxed
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-10-16
AGED Author Seeks s.n.l..

Paris = Denied = position in tie
French navy because OF his age sixty
four years., Pierre Lott. the author.
sho s captain in the French naval
reserve, asked TO be Joined 70 The IA
E1nes serving as guards il Paris
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
OPERA SEAT SALE
UNUSUALLY HEAVY
Indications Point to Record At
tendance = Plenty Of Good
Seats Left, However,

Officials OF the Music Festival AS
ISOLATION announced Friday that the
sale of season tickets for grand op-
era is several thousand dollars ahead
OF what 1t was at the relative time
last year, and that all indications
point to the largest attendance this
season in the history of opera in At
lanta.
1t must not be inferred from this
however, that there is scarcity az
good seats left The Auditorium Ar
mory has normal seating capacity
Of over 5000, and even when the sale
is double what it is now there VIII
still be plenty of good seats left in all
parts of the house
The Out-of-toNn orders and nqui-
ries have been particularly heavy up
to date and are increa sing in number
daily.
One important and advantageous
change is announced in the program
for the week, following Geographic
consultation between Mr. Gatti and
Colonel Peel. The new Victor Her
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Joint Congress To Be Addressed
by Leaders Making Sociology
Especial Study.

Methods of establishing a closer re
lation between the home and the
school life of the child will be eX
piained at the annual convention OF
The Georgia Division of the National
congress of Mothers and the Parent
Teacher Association at the Piedmont
Hotel Saturday Mrs. James r. Lit
lie, of Atlanta. will preside, and some
of the best-known women in Geor-
gia, who have made the subject of
child life an especial study, will speak.
1t is probable that out of the con-
vention will come plans for the bet
ter care of the child in school and for
establishing better school conditions
throughout the State.
The convention will open at $3.50
o'clock, when the executive board.
composed of the presidents of the
various organizations. will hold a
meeting The open meeting, to which
Atlanta mothers are invited, will be-
gin at II O'Clock, and will continue
throughout the day, with an inter-
mission at 1880 o'clock for luncheon.
The principal speakers will be Or.
Katherine Collins. who will speak on
Child Hygiene" Miss Carolyn Cobb.
on instincts of Play and Miss Kath-
crime Wooten, on Library Extern
sion" Other speakers will be Miss
Oppenhelm and Dr. Bates Block, the
latter to talk on The Nervous Sys-
tenn in Relation to the Child
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
MANY PERSONS GLAD OVER RELIEF
SECURED FROM DODSON'S LIVER TONE

the first bottle was put up and sold
II is widely initiated So be careful
to get the original
Dodsons Liver Tone is sold and
guaranteed by your druggist who
will refund purchase price (50c) in
stantly with a smile if you are in any
way dissatisfied
Dodsons Liver Tone is palatable
vegetable-liquid It's action is easy
aud natural. with no grippe. no pain
and the after-eftects are agreeable
Dodson's Liver Tone does not inter
fere with your regular duties habits
and diet and builds ard streng hens
instead Of weakening you or knock
ing you lll out tor days. as raiomei
and strong purgativeS so often do
Dodsous may do for you what IL has
foi.al these other happy thousands OF
people.-Advt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Noted Entertainers
To Attend AlkaheSt
LyCeum Convention

The annual convention Of repre-
sentatlyes of the Alkahest Lyceum
system, bringing business men here
rom fifteen Southern States, will be
held at the Piedmont Hotel Friday
ana Saturday. Between 40 and 80 of
ueials and representatives of the or
Eanlzation will be present and plans
NI be outlined for the lyceum work
'oL lne South during the coming year.
The convention will close Saturday
hls3t With a banquet at the Capital
'tE club rendered by President s.
Russell Bridges to the Alkahest staff
ana stars John Kendrek Bangs, the
famous author and humorist, Will pre-
S'ae as POSTMASTER at this banquet
ana there will be many notable honor
guests including Detective William
q burns Dir. Frank Olson Ross
Z "ne. Mrs ChiIton and others
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Fort CommissaryGets
2 Yrs. as Embezzler

W n, Leduc, former post commits
sary at Fort Mcpherson. has been
sentenced to two years in the mill
tary prison at Fort Leavenworth. 1t
was said Friday he would be dishon-
ora bly, discharged from the army fol-
lowing the return of the sentence in
his case, which has been approved by
the Department of the East
II is alleged Leduc appropriated
50 500 from the funds OF the Seven
teenth Infantry at Fort Mcpherson.