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Evening star., 1914-05-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May 1J.-Corn today took
the lead on change. both i'll activity and
strength The broadening out was the
result of n big advance at Liverpool,
where stocks are decreasing rapidly. ow-
iuG, to delay in shipments from Argentina.
Dispatches from .EuenoS Aires told of
continued extraordinary rams and hcav-
lily increasing damage. The market here
opened i. 10 i higher and made ma
terial additional upturn.
Wheat assembled with corn. Besides.
there were adyiceS at hand that injury
from Hessian fly was becoming more eH-
tcnsivc especially III illinois. Opening
prices ranged from the same as last night
to :. up and some further gam was
scored before amy reaction set in.
Oats went ZIP influenced by other grain.
Several prominent houses were large buy
ers
Bullying cereals carried provisions along.
First sales We're 2t2a5 to ~ higher, and
the advance was we'll maintained
Expert confirmation Of severe damage
:. further hardening of prices in the
cheat market. but protit-taking eased
the market aftcrward. There was a
steady close at Is to u net advance
In later trading in corn the swell be-
came more pronounced. but then receded
somewhat. The close was steady at
I, to l2aas above last night
Butter-Lower; creameries, is to 25a
2512.
cases. @....
Cheese-Uuchange
Potatoes-l.ower. receipts. Is cars
mixed. 50a55: Michigan and Wisconsin
red Stats; do. white, 60a65. Minnesota
white. 55a6o
Poultry-Alive. lower; fowls. 15la.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
PLAN TO WORK TOGETHER.
Forest Officers and Rural Mail Car.
riers to Cooperate.

Forestry officers in the United States
are arranging this year for cooperation
with the rural mail carriers. SO as to
extend the fire protection that these car
riers can offer to the national forests.
There has been more or less co-operatlon
between the forest officers and the mail
carriers ever since the rural free delivery
system was instituted. This year. how
ever. the federal forest officers are
making up lists both Of the rural mail
carriers and of the forest inspectors and
forest rangers. These lists VIII De eN-
changed among the rangers and the maii
carriers, so that the carriers may pc
able to telephone promptly to some re-
sponsible forest officer if fire is dis
covered in the forests along their route.
Arrangements also will be made Tor
personal meetings between the foresters
and mail carriers to further and work
out a plan of cooperation. 1t IS thought
tbat the service of the mail carriers will
be particularly valuable in helping hre
nrotection in the new national forests that
,rs, heing established under the Weeks
law in southern Appalachians.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
BALTIMORE.


Special Dispatch 70 The Star,
BALTIMORE, MAY 1a.-Whrat-S Strong:
spot No. red, i,ol bid; spot NO. red
western l.ei Hid; May No. = red, 1.pl I;
july No red "I3s; August No. > red.
.4r.: receipts ::,3l7 bushels; exports,
aG+ ..i1 bushels,
Corn Ffrmer: spot contract, n; re
ceipls >. 81 bushels: exports. in- bushels
oafs-Filnler; No. :. white, I',i.. stand
ard white. u; No. :; white, 4334afl, re-
ceipts. 2s.taiS bushels.
Rye-Firm: No. = western export. to12a
II; No = western domestic. I3a74; re-
ceipts ::.ss6 bushels.
TIay-SteadN unchanged.
Grain freights-Firmer, unchanged.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
HEARS VICE REGENTS REPORTS
Mount Vernon Ladies Association
Holds Second DAYS Session.

Reading of reports of the various vice
regents representing the different states
TODAY occupied the second days session
of the annual meeting of the Mount YER
non Ladies Association, III session at the
mansion at Mount Vernon. on the Poto-
mae.
n is axnected that the session will be
continued throughout the coming week.
The vice regents have planned TO attend
services at old Pohick Church Sunday in
accordance with an annual custom. There
are twenty-hv vice regents in attend
ance.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
QUIET AT PUERTO PLATA.
Capt Eberle Reports Santo Domingo
Situation to Navy QenartmenI.

The situation at Puerta Plata. Santo
Domingo, now held by revolutionists, and
where the government has proclaimed a
blockade, is reported as being quiet in a
dispatch received at the Navy Depart
ment early today from Capt. Edward w.
Eberle of the United States cruiser Wash
ington. at that port
Later Capt Eberle reported that the
Dominican gunboat Independence land
ed sixty men east of Puerta Plata. Capt.
Eberle says Puerta Plata and the out
lying country have been quiet since sun
day.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
NEW ORLEANS.

NF.W ORLEANS, May i5.-Many offers
Of those who wanted to realize small
profits sent the cotton market ! To
points down today. Initial losses were
soon eli led. and at the end OF the first
hour prices We're at about Yesterday s
close.
Futures opened steady May. l".f2.
July. 10 ST: August. 1896: October, li.ss:
December and January. li.s6
There WAS a decline OF to points
during the forenoon on the old crop
while new crop months moved up ! To =
points Trading was light.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Rulers Open Norway Ceremonial.

CHRISTIANIA, Norway. May 15-Kins
Haakon and Queen Maud of Norway to-
day opened with imposing ceremonial an
exhibition commemorative of the cen
tenary of Norwegian independence from
Denmark Members of the cabinet, of
the foreign diplomatic corps and Of the
two houses OF the Norwegian parlia-
ment were present.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
BANK REPRESENTATIVES
TO NOMINATE DIRECTOR
To Select Local Man as Candidate
for District Board.

Representatives of the fourteen national
banks and trust companies of the District
of Columbia which have joined the new
federal reserve system are to meet at
1 O'Clock this afternoon in the rooms OF
the Clearing House Association to nomi-
nate a Washington banker as director
of class "A of the regional reserve
bank at Richmond. Monday the local
bank representatives will go to Rich
mond to advocate the election of the
man they will nominate.
The names of Cuno II. Rudolph. presi
dent of the Second National Bank. and
7. X. Sands. vice president of the Com
mercial National Bank, were discussed
today in local financial circles as pos
sible nominees.
An unexpected jump in the price for
Railway and Electric common was the
feature on the local stock exchange to-
day. Yesterday the stock closed at SOL.
bid and 50 asked. Today the stock was
offered ex dividend, the books of the
company being closed for the payment
of the quarterly dividend of l%fs The
first sale recorded was for p shares at
s7le. ex dividend, which amounted 10 an
advance of 2a, points over the bid OF the
30 shares at ssh. which represented an
advance of IA points over yesterday. At
the close SS was the bid and SOS the
asking price, ex dividend ne broker
was anxious to purchase an option on
1,uUO shares, but none was offered
An advance also was recorded i'll the
case of the preferred stock of the com
pany, which closed yesterday at S4I2 bid
and 81 asked. Today 1S5 shares sold al
Sila. eX dividend, and then a Twenty-Five
better Five shares sold at ~. The last
two sales were made by request, the
broker offering the stock buying in his
own Offering.
Capital Traction stock sold at par and
under again today. single share
brought par, five shares sold at o9l2 and
twelve shares sold at ~. The closing bid
was 9S2a and the stock was offered at
99le
Washington Gas stock dropped OF an
eighth from its low level OF yesterday
when a total of fourteen shares was
traded at IFS after call.
In the bond list 81 900 Washington Rail-
way and Electric Is sold ut 81 and SS.T"
of the bonds brought SIS. Potomac Con
soldated SIS sold 5000 at 99$l and S2."ip
at ag7s Washington Market IS sold,
5000 at %.
w W Spaid. a member of Hibbs &
Co. was unanimously elected last night
president of Washington Chapter. Amer
lean Institute Of Banking, at the monthly
meeting in the chapter rooms, i-li
street northwest
+. r. DeVereuX. the retiring president
of the chapter, received a hearty indorse-
ment for election to TIE executive coun-
oil of the national chapter. and he Will
be one of the fourteen delegates to repre-
sent Washington at the annual convene
tion of the institute this fan al Dallas,
Tex.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. May 15.-Wheat-Spot
firm. No. > red western winter, rs, 1l.d;
No. / Manitoba, IS sad: No .. IS 5a4d;
futures firm: July. IS iisd; October, is
lad
C'or.n-Snot firm: American mixed. Gs I'd;
La Plata futures firm: july, IS 2i4d; Sep
tcmber, Is iud.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

Saies-Reg-llar call, IL O'Clock noon
Washington Railway Is. 81 600 at s., Si,Hoo at
So Sl"E 81 -. Sf.or0 at SIS.
i"t"iiiac Cons. Is. 81 800 9!'34, $1,000 at
49,, $1,000 at 1854, $1,000 at 335e. $1,000 a.
Washington Market SIS. 81 600 at o., $1,000
CAPITAL Traction. / at 100, s at 99ia Il at %.
washington Railway COM, - at Slia, - at
sSIa - at ssh
Washington RAILWAY pti % at sils, 10 at
ST., :, AZ Stia, - Mt S4l9, - at sii2. - at
s4ia - al Ni@,, ) AT 81.
Mcr-enthaicr 10 ut .1JJ4
After cal Washington Gas l3 at .11s, at
IT'S
Evening star., 1914-05-15
WEATHER.
Fair and Moderate Temperature To-
night and Saturday.

For the District of Columbia and Mary
land. fair weather and moderate tenn
perature tonight and Saturday; light to
moderate northwest winds
High pressure prevails generally east
of the Rocky mountains and under its in
iiuence temperatures remain generally be-
low the seasonal average throughout the
great central valleys and the eastern and
southern states. Pressure is low and
falling over the Rocky mountain and
plateau regions.
there were local rains along the south
Atlantic coast and over the southern
Rocky mountain and plateau regions.
There We're frosts this morning in the
upper Mississippi valley, the region OF
The indications are that the weather
viii be generally fair without material
change in temperature during tonight
and Saturday in the states east of the
Mississippi river
Frosts are probable tonight in the
region of the great lakes and the ex-
treme upper Ohio valley.
The winds along the New England
coast will be moderate west; on the
middle Atlantic coast. light to moderate
west and northwest; on the south Allan
tic and east gulf coasts moderate to
fresh northeast and east except light
variable on the south Florida coast.
Tide Tables.
Today-LoW tide. 6:42 am. and 7:1S
p. M: high tide, 12:l3 am. and 1921 .. M
Tomorrow-Low tide, 7:26 am. and SIG
p m; high tide, iii am. and 37 pm
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 4:47 am; sun sets 7:o5
pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 4:46 am Sun sets
1:o6 pm
Moon rises 1910 am.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at
5 am: Great Falls-Temperature 81
condition. 80. Dalecarlia reservoir-Tem-
perature, Go: condition at north connec-
ton, 80; condition at south connection,
10. Georgetown distributing reservoir
Temperature, 81; condition at infiuent
satehouse, 80; condition at effiuent gate
house, "a.
Records for Twenty Four Hours.
The following were the readings Of the
thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twentyfour hours
beginning at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-Yes Yesterday, 1 pm, 81; S
pm. g.; l. midnight. 80; today, am,
-: am, 81; II noon, 6s: . pm. ~.
Maximum. GO, at pm. today; minimum,
~. at am. today.
Temperature same date last year-MaX
lmum. -: minimum, 81.
Rarolneter-YeSte 1 pm. 80 10; S
pm. 6.12: l: midnight, 80 l.. today.
am. 30.15; 8 am, 3D.22; l. noon, 900;
4. pm, 3o.1s.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. MAY 5.-Hogs-Receipts,
12rup head: steady. bulk of sales, s.3oa
$40, light. s.25asi' mixed, s.l5as A.
heavy. T9Jas 15. rough. 19,aS.l5: pigs,
6GaS15.
Cattle-Receipts. 1880 head; steady:
bceves. T.5oaa.40: steers, 1-lras2o; stock
ers and feeders, 6.25as5o; cows and
heifers 3.I5as.1o. calves. 1.1OallD.
She.p-Reccipts. 2Gip head; steady ,
sheen. i:t5a,i 20: yearlmss. 6.toal %
lambs. 6.3as.:i5 springs. 1.o2a1ouo.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. May 13-Spot firm; good
middling S.oa: middling. 10 low mid
ding. GH9 Sales, 10000 bales: specula-
tion and export, 1,Wo bales: receipts, 2ooo
baIe~ Futurcs uUict and steady. May,
Tas May-Juuc Ios, JulN-August 69ol3;
AuguSt-Srpt-mber. 6.atia: Octoher-No-
vemhcr. G.8.ia: Decembcr-January. G3i,
January February G..i
Evening star., 1914-05-15
xEx Dividend To-day.

7 i,,qitt and MYERS Tobacco Company
-, !. American Tobacco Company
SE,, !. American Cotton Oil Company
"a Deere x co. pfd, IA American
Smelling and Refining Company pro, "a
National Biscuit Company com, IN; De
troit Edison company, ~: Chicago. Mil
waukec aud St Paul railroad pfd., Ia,
and May Department Stores com, IA.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Russian Duma Rejects Budget.

LONDON. May ia special dispatch
from ST. Petersburg says that LOT the
first time in its history the dulna mas re-
iected the budget. The majority against
it was seventy.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
PLEA FOR OIL PIPE LINES.
Federal Control Urged at House
Committee Hearing Today.

Federal control of oil pipe lines was
urged before the House interstate COM
merce committee today by Charles
Evening star., 1914-05-15

The Dorchester (Md.) Standard: estab-
lished about nineteen years ago by GOV
L. poole. representing, it is said. group
of local republicans
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Bonds Are Steady.

roreigft exchange rates were sain
strong Demand bills sold at jss.. or
about -. points below the figure at W uch
exports Of gold coin are expected.
Bonds were steady.
The price level was held slightly over
ycstcrdav's close during the Elidaf.er-
uunn trading although the market showed
mare plainly the effect of realizing sales
\ few low-priccd railroad shares and
sHceialtics developed independent strength
la concerted buying which pushed them
sp sharply.
f-uldou reversed is attitude Of the last
H. daxS and sold 5000 shares here.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 15.-Lead-tluiet
SS5a3.g5; London. SIS los, spelter-
STEADY; 51oa5.2o; London, Ell Is I'd.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Money to Loan

Secured by First Deed OF Trust on Real Estate.
Prevailing interest and commission
Joseph |. Weller. 62o F St. NV.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Closing Prices.

,'nusp.s snr money. tI-l6: for ac-
.,5mt -. Pennsylvania M; Reading,
- u't.t slares steel ga
Tar ~fll~g steady. - 1a-ltid. Money.
! AL, Short and three month bills, rs.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
AMERICAN GRAPHOPHONE co.

Prcferred Dividend No. "a.
dividend (No. Ca, OF one and three quarters
dZG5 per cent has been declared upon the pre-
ferred capital stock Of the American Graphupbone
Company, payable May Is. 1914. to stockholders
Of record at the close OF business May 1. BY or
der of the directors.
EDWARD D. EASToN. President
Evening star., 1914-05-15
FOREIGN BOURSES.

PARIS. MAY 15-Prices were irregular
on the bourse today.
Rentes sc francs - centimcs.
Exchange on London - francs II cen
times.
Private discount. "a.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
Advance Is Checked.

Stocks were supplied more freely at the
higher levels established in the early
trading and the advance was checked.
The market held firm through the fore
noon. but little further progress was
made toward higher prices.
With quotations l 10 :; points higher on
tine week spectators hesitited to take
on more stock. and at times trading was
at a standstiil
Steel was again the leader although
there was Il demand for other popular
shares especially Union Pacific.
Evening star., 1914-05-15

BERLIN. May l5.-Priccs were strong
on the bourse TODAY on favorable New
York advices. Exchange on London, ~
marks lsE pfenngs. Money. 2'2. PHI
vate discount "a.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
STOCKS CONTINUE
THE UPWARD TREND
Today's Demand Embraces a
Wide Variety. With Some
Keen Bidding.
STEEL AND READING ARE
TAKEN IN LARGE AMOUNTS
Spectators Move Cautiously. and
Trading at Times Is at Stand
still-Closing Is Strong.

NEW YORK Nav l3.-The upward
swing in the stock market continued dur
ing the early trading today. Eullish Lead
crs taking advantage Of the scarcity OF
stocks short during yesterdays ad-
vance. continued to drive IL the shorts.
There was Il good demand, embracing a
wide variety Of stocks, with keen bid
ding for Steel and Reading. which We're
taken in Large amounts.
Prices in almost every case were high
er. and while the average advance in the
first half hour was not large. a few
shares rose a point or more.
Evening star., 1914-05-15
NEW YORK CURB PRICES.

Quotations furnished by W. Il. Hibbs & Co, |
members New York Stock Exchange.
Evening star., 1914-05-15

For the District of Columbia and Mary
land. fair weather and moderate tenn
perature tonight and Saturday; light to
moderate northwest winds
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-20
M COMMERCIAL sAvules
MK
UNREST N TENT
COLONIES CAUSE
OF DISORDERS

The unfest and dissatisfaction
smoss the strikers q, The s-a, .oioa-
t~s of s1alh-sn Colorado IL Eso~ ins
aos- and NOR. n8sis.abi- and appaf-
esl dsy BY day The s.s 'k-fs are
qsssf~litns amohz tbs sa1s-tS.s. Dis
soufaer.i over the ssists-pk. s-ziisins
there Is no prospect Of success.
Aross> of strikers arc declaring their
a~sisv Ia 70 back la sasss Ths dec.
iAssssss af shis intsa,ias has stirred
sr ai.s~assaa in .anP ana sa'bssahs
have .rsasrvd in The pAss See DAYS
vstsh nes-ssila,ri ps"saes action os
lh- part ss military details :" sap.
ss.ss disorders
\ sis.a b<s-.sa ssEi1.ss snas
piss. al the Apsls4 sassas yesterday
ssa = s.ssii of .sp@gis MAS sr., 10 Sc.
ssos- osasss I, il ssiI sas. = esua'
s~s a. s.rn usa stated lh-ss a-sis. Ga
sssuse u ~oss srFs ,hsrssss.d si'A
death IL she3 tss, the ss,aass ~
t.saio~ sk-tv has bees . fsssIsssi
wss ssaSss ss< spse st0s ssS n.
tsslss psss of last sssts IL ts s-psss
~. that shistf asa ashsase~s, shs'
tier ues- r@sax To leave rssy .ss-
tssssls 9~ssasd~a. sswerrs. tn r-'
0aiss
rk~ Idle A~a ss- @rsihsTss 10
ssisk Tot sssas~is~s asa 20 nssnis.si
. ss.is. Go 'ssp~ ass ~. sas- PLACED
srna ss.sa ~ tho leaders vh. de-
esis--a sHrss Iass TIC sssines ys- sess
ef s.ssA at isjstf Js all 'sss hr<p'
&say Of .Sr strikers away ss~sa ~
Mtsrs
Msss Isssnss who Ne. b.ass active 10
N. sasike ss ssessiz. vas arrested hf
i.i..ss nIslse =. ihs: place s-s'esssaf
sfvrsseoa ssd ssuashs 10 ss- sp@s'Y
| Jail sssssvS si,s sSssssSsasss rn-
I@sasss..s Of sss v-saAa complained
tkss shssg ssusH-s ~s= s"ssssf sis {
h-ssclt in sub . esaess shAs 's.7
-sy afssss 10 semsin az sossrs
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-20
Weak Imos OlleH -
Led . Segjo0 DeaD

n 49, a.ss~ ~s'sa Issssss - ste o.ssss
spf s~ssls~s ss .shte - tAt..t ssYss4s
s~1 eSsssy s's.~speUO - >vs~-s tsA1
tsWSs<<a n ysssv stsass V6p
~sAs ~
Nsws.Na%t st'vthAss sS,ssv sIe ps~xs ~ y
00N ossSsaSk ,~~sepArA HA1ss1s ~
ls.sssss = ? ss.Ss s-.- r. ~ yss.sss ssx
ks-~AssIs svvs supw > vNsst~ II vw-s&se
set .sA-s 's.ss~ssss ss''.s ~ HsssS ~
kst Assssss. Ar lyseAs~3.t =. !.
is,s.sssl syts ssssSp ,-4S 1As,S s.ssEs
- ~ iwss Al tss ! Aesss r.. sss z
s-.s - r. vssA~f~Ss tesss sssrytJ Al
~ ss.ss ~Ss sAeSsei y. ssas D,A~sss
Aevssts.~l I s-sySs " k.ssp se1 .ws.
@,~SS ssAj~6 " H. ttsi svsA ~ ME-
~. : Asess - kAQs~Ve s1S ~ ofss
apsk 10 JssVssys I1set I SsssNsS ~ ssu
slss s,rgpsss--s. Asstws ssIs~s Z. r~ssss.
lfsut ss>estvS - Hssvsks " - SsS s-tss
yvsss sss.. rsy s,.es~xs 49, k-s~ .es-s..s
sps6esNs ~, " rAssN
.sAs.re sts-s sstsSl ue~e - ,sS>ssss
f.t~yss s~~vswse ~ Nss~ ess-s~ "
e.et -,Sss ssss - - .er~N etes.sNss.
G.,.,,.s - Rs...s..; ss.se, s's.:-,.
frAAs $50 - SNtNNr~4 sk& ssss,N
C,~sss~. ~ ~+.s~~-ss -ssss~~ ~ NssvN.
f~sts ssass 49, t~s he-ss.s. " i.IrA
!,,,~.s'sy. t,;,~'s.s.t, ~. n .s,.
'kecv r~- st'c wv ~ I-s-sinf fssssssas
The ttassmss Drug Co.. three ~
esd ~. 8. 0fees pfvS O.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-20
EAT LESS and TAKE
SALTS FoR KIDNEYS
Tsxs . Olsss Il Salts u Ysss Dssa
Au,ss Of Dlsd1ss Dsshssx

The Amsfsan psrp sat wpsren
s..s srsts .ossssssif sssisss Mid
exy tse-blr. b<sAse< Ss cat IN" sassh
sna ali .st food ts sssss oar sla'e4 Il
filled Stsh uric acid skjeh The Md
,.ts .ssiy. tn filter rvss sher ~eahss
sso-.s esrrwotks hr*u<~s sIssssshS sss
.t5~snasive tissues clog sat sss to-
sats ss hstary neublr. bladder ~sAs4
zs,s. sas y sraessl seelirr Ia health
wh-a sesr kiss.1s te.I iEs. Is-Ps
.s l.ads rest be,s hurts es The sriss
IL eIosrsv. f-Il .s sr-sssnses NJ yosr ssr
Obliged 10 ee.k relief t~o ut shrse
,ir.s during sae Might. " yes ssfses
vi,s srs headache es sissr. NERVOUS
sr~s'ss asij ssosnAsh. ~ sou have
sarunsAsism vhsa tie weather Is bad.
sr. froas ,p,tr pharmacist shess ieas
.use.s os lad salts take . table.
sponatut ia . ssAss ef wafer before
breakfast for 4 sew asrs snd sess
sisner. ~iii thea ars fiaes iris -.
mr-,. salts i. made 'tom the se'i ~
e-sr~s and lemon juice. combined
wNs ii,hIs. aai has bess us-i scs
seaess,icns Ia fp'sh AMI stirnuia'e
eicserd k,dseIs: so nestfaiite tke
acids in The sfInc - II eo longer y
= .euve os irritation. thus endIns
S,ssasf disorders
tsi salts is inssTru.ive: easao, IN.
rr-W .uss-s = dclisr'fwI -ff.tv,ss~n'
IssrSs ~s'.. t-N.rszvs s"J '~Iyre-
In cv.rt h-ve. '--ssus r.s'~,~'sr ,sr
nss.s 'ris's'r NJ .st'rf Sy-i tii
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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-20
notice

vos The psosse.sas os sss s'r~sss
ssa ssssiss $50 10 psss~fss ssi ia
ssesss The ssas ssa itss 'Assos. tss
Rs~ky Measssis Coal ssa tsss cos.
asa sks cossssas ttss: SD tsos to.
hss.sy sis. ssss<s that si' 'sssss~s'
iss. kusliss OF is.Aiss 90 'Assf Isss'
10 IL. Ass~As cpssss. coies.ses sss
sassssis fpshiaerss
TIE Roxy Mo.Asals Coal & isos
60. s.a rss ce;assae sNa~i ass ifes
Ca,=ps T. q. w~.sasas rs~si@e.ss
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-20
REV. ]. s. MAWuEY 6
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