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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29

erforoert meroen. Sm 9Qlgemeinen
6eii6t Die Griegslage, Onb fhr
arieQsper6rehen 6eion0ere ariegs.
gcribte cingeebt ueroen wobinge-
gen fir gemeiniome Strof. rno
Gipilio6en Die geluo6nli6en @eribte
6eitc6en bleiben
Nlt Der gerpoltuug gebt oud Oie
6indn5perpoltlng an ben Offupi-
rcnoen ii6er Ser Die Steuern u.i.m.
ein3ie6en imo peripenoen bari, eben-
10 oie por6anoenen &apitalien Oes
Staates .9fidt ie0oh bari er iiber
oos inlmo6ile StootsoermogeH
(g9Gloer, 0onIGnen @ebGuoe ui.m)
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gen, ooB er es OerGuBert ooer obne
gelpihtigen @runo beihGoiat oOer
3eritort. gr Oarf nur icine @rtrdge
uerpen0en mo feline 9au6pirtbidaft
trci6en.
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lepbon Ginrihhingen ui.m. geben
e6enfnlls in sic 8eripoltlng 0es 81.
filpirenoen iiber. Someit es Ole
2riegsnot6penoiafeit erforOert, oarf
er oieie GinriHhlngen iogor 5erito-
rem oOer ibre Sbdtigfeit einitellen
6e5lp 6eibrdnfen.
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Oes beiebten 2anoes ge9en-
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niiie 5iloiien.
HdHe fnr'S Nluslnnb beIurai g.. Maine, 4Ia
clfs1nItImure-etraee. nahr Gna0m rui6 we
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NentlhLnnNis @eneiiternnn

Gait StrouoSbura @a.,
%. September. Gnlil SelO, ser
befauntc oeutib-amerifaniihe, aus
Dem 8aOii6en gebiirtige Sdriftitel-
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nit bei1Gftigt, Elm &eflaneperf ii6er
Die @egenO 81 uer0ffentliden, bat Ell
men 8rief aus 1euti6lano erbalten,
Der einen interelianten @inblif in Die
So6lage gepdbrt. Gin ilmger Set
fer &el0's ino mic 0ieier benannt,
fiel in elmer Scr erlten S6la6ten Oes
3rieges. Sin Yru0er Selo's, Der
chen feline dr5tli1en Stuoien beenoet
bat, mar sur 3eit, ais Der 9rief ab.
ging, nod ni6t in Der 9lrnlee. Sin
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sSabren lit BON ser glrmec beirlaubt
morOen Oa iein @el6dft 81 @auie
icine g(npeien6cit oringenO eriorOert.
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Dem 9riefc, es berri9e in gan5
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giinitigen 9lilSgang oes i6peren
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aloiien iei Die 9egeiltering nod in-
mer cine iebr groBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-29

0iTtinguirtc @cfnngcne.
2on0on %. Septembcr.-lln-
ter oen in einem S6ulbaltie in (oer
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oeS oeritorbenen @rin5en Seinri1
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pen meloet. @benoa mar bis Dor el-
nigen Eogen ouf @rof @iintber BON
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uno mar 5ur 9ienitleiihlng I'M Su-
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fonlnanOirt. Ginen @rofen SugoiD
giebt eS nibt, mobl ober einen Sim
tber BON SSogop, 9leffen oes StaatS-
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2on0on, %. Septem6er.- .-gIae
Seiterreiber, llngorn uno 0eutihen
Die in Der llmgebung DER 6eltitngen
&rpnItaot, &etrograo lno gSiborg
Derbleiben meroen mie Dem n0ailp
telegraph" aus @etrograo gemeloet
miro, ais Spione pro0eiiirt meroen.
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ser oeutihen Sprocbe perboten NOR
Ben.
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ter 81 otbem &reu5.
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@aiel ool5og iidb am Somitog unter
ser 2eitung oes i6pei5erii1en See
res Gin 9(ustouib 8pii6eu oelltiAen
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lid 6u ibren 2onoestrllppen 5uriid-
febren meroen. Die 0eutiAen uno
5ron6oien pebielten &arten tranfen
ii6 gegenieitig @ehm0beit 5u uno be-
ipro6en ibre @rlebnilie.
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O}elu.g .glnrfls 0entldtnn.

9f cm y orf, %. September. ~
0urb cine rieiigc 8etbeiligitna an
Der SSeier Oes 0eilti1en Cages 6a6en
Die 0eutihen 9teiu-YorfS elm Oeuf-
wiiroiges @efenntiliB gum 0clttid-
tblm abgelegt unO einen ih0nen Be-
weis ibrer trelt-oeutl1en @eiinnung
lno marmen Siebc 5lni ieinocsims
ringten alten &oterlanoc erbrnd)t.
Dic gelpaltigen Greigniiie in europa,
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iAen 9fei6eS bat in Den Ser5en Scr
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mddtig eriua1t. Sic moaen Gins
iein in @ers imo @elinnmg nit ocn
grii0ern, Oic fir Ocltibe &ultur imo
Die gbre oes Hei6es fGmpfen. Sic
pollen Die @unoen 6eilen un0 Die
g1otb linOern, Die ser filrdbtbore &rieg
periiriadt. sic polen oaS 9lnie6en
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gen. Sine 6crrli6e Concentration
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Ser5 eiues ieOen 0euti6en tief belpe-
gcn mar oie DeutiHe Eaofeier Die
geltern I'M Serroce @aroen abgebal-
ter mur0c.
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erbebt &roteIt eegeu SreiIaiiung
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feuen britii6en areuoer ourd Ole
bouGnoiide &eeierang.
2on0on %. September. Cine
outbentii6e Meloung beridtet bon
cinent fotolen @erieben oaS oen WG-
litGrbcboroen in Reims pioerfiibr.
Gines Cages erbielten iie Elm Sele-
gromm BON &aris, melhes oas Or
ibeinen eines gleroplans ontiinoigte.
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muroe es entoedt, Bob es ein iran
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man fauO.
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ser Gellter. 9(gentur aus 9lntmerpen
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sic 9eIdieBrng ser beleiiden Stoot
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gen qcwelen, i6re nod Dem lebten
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litGt.
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britiiHe, Die fran60iiide unO Die rlli-
iiicbe 9lbtbciling Der 2eip5iger 9Ius.
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@ermIIdie IeIearagliide NepeIdlen.

@crmiIdtc teleorup6iide 9epeiden.
SSn @lotts6ira6, 9f..y. lit ser
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sen 9liSeinanoerietung. sic iid um
6rol Subbaro orebte, cri6oiicn.
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QdHc Snr Sieife in's 9msianb beIorat n.
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Snitnm oc-se Npeure
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BdHc Flr'S MusInnb beIprat 6. Maine, ala
ClsgjnItlmure.Gtraae. nahe GnADn tuih Nss
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06
BRITISH COUNCIL
PR0CLAIMS WAR
AGAINST TURKS

Continued from Page one)
that he viii uphold the new policies al
ready insugurated by the first sea lord
OF the admiralty.
Russians Are Advancihu,
Further details from the scene OF the
fighting in the east Indicate in the opinion
or English observers that the forward
movement OF the Russians has become
general. Even the Russian left wing
which has been held stubbornlv bv the
Austrians fer weeks. has Joined In the
advance. This Is admitted by a conser.
vately woried report given out in Vienna
which declares that the Aust ians having
maintained their position on the I.vsa
Cora. where the Teutonlc allies pivoted
In order TO let the rest Of the army com
plete its wheeling movement 60 a new
line, are now retiring. At the same time
Austria sets forth certain minor sue
cesses along the line from the riven San
to Jaroslau
Petrograd, however makes positive as
sertion Tat the Austrian movement Is a
retreat amounting to rout. In which
the Russians have taken many prisoners
and much booty According 10 reports
In the Russian capital, General Won Hin
denberg, the German commander IL con-
tinuing his retiring movement in Russ
sian Pulond, while desperate fighting
along the frontier of East Prussia has
enabled the Russians to cross the border
at several points. significant phase OF
the eastern campaign is indicated by a
report from Rotterdam that the Ninth
German army corps has been transferred
from Belgium 20 East Prussia.
In the west attention. ~ concentrated
on two points-Ypres. where much Of the
hardest fighting of the war already has
taken place. but where It is expected the
Germans are yet to deliver the full fury
Of their assault in the effort to gain the
French coast, and Scissors, where the
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS
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How They Fight
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for them. They become weak from the
overwork. They get sluggish: the elimi-
native tissues clog and thus the work of
filteriHg the blood Is performed very
poorly and the waste Is retained to poison
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when you have severe headaches. nervous
and dizzy spells, sleeplessness, tired feel
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you can make up your mind that these
troubles come from weak, sluggish kid
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You can help the weakened kidneys and
put them in good working order again by
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spoonfuls in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few mornings and the
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tRheumasalts act quickly without grip
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Notwithstanding effervescent
These famous salts are very ine0pen-
siye Every one can profitably take lit
tie Rheumasalts occasionally to keep the
kidneys clean, working and efficient.
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06

CONTINUES from rage One-)
20 their twelve-inch guns. which they
had concentrated on the Good Hope, The
firing continued for several minutes with
out damage. The German shots fell short
and the Good Hope had such a roll that
showed It could not reply. The smaller
cruisers were far out Of range.
Draw In Nearer.
Slowly the sea fighters drew in nearer
and when the two units were but 5000
yards apart the Good Hope fired its two
nine-inch guns II was still unable to use
its eight six-inch guns, which on the
'gundeck were so near the waterline that
as the vessel rolled they were almost
awash A terrible broadside from the
Scharnhorst and Gneisenau crippled the
British flagship and It's engines stopped.
The Monmouth recognizing the distress
of its companion, made a dash to cover
the Good Hope, but by that time the
distance separating the two squadrons
had been reduced to 5000 yards and the
Germans were able to bring all their
ships into action and TO use the guns of
the five vessels.
These were directed first against the
Monmouth, Glasgow and Ontario. The
Ontario. badly. damaged, escaped in the
gathering darkness and soon afterward
was followed by the Glasgow, which also
had Leen put out of action but continued
apparently seaworthy.
Continue Their Attack.
The five German ships continued their
attack on the Monmouth and Good Hope
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06

Germans have gained from the French
some positions captured by the British
when they first crossed the river Asne.
Along this line a tremendous attack prob
ably already Is under way Tho outcome
may be Of the greatest importance.
The Turkish ambassador left London
today and Great Britain gave formal an
nouncement OF a state OF war between the
empire and Turkey. These events coupled
with the actnon Of British cruisers In
hombarding Turkish ports. constitute
the extent OF the known activities this
morning In the Turkish situation
Germans Retreat Many Miles.
PETRoGRAD. Nov 5.-Cvia London.) y
The new position OF the German front
along the river Wharf.-The, over seventy-tve
miles west Of the Vistula river,
which they reached at the time OF the
attempted attack on Warsaw indicates
the tremendous retreat OF General Won
Hindenberg's entire army in Poland dur
ing the last two weeks. This retreat Is
regarded as especially important since
such noted industrial centers as Lodz
Piotrkow. Random and Kielce are recap.
tured by the Russians. The strategic
point at Sandomlr which Is at the juno
ton OF the San and Vistula rivers, has
also been retaken.
There Is particular citation over Rus
sia's advance since there now seems
little possibility of the Germans regaining
the lost territory because OF any improve
ment IN the roads, the condition OF which
was regarded as a large factor of the
German failure. The Improvement OF
the roads is more than counterbalanced
by the enormous Russian reinforcements
since received While the population of
the district a month ago were vacillating
in their sympathles, all arc not enthus-
iastically with tho victor.
On the East Prussisn frontier the Ger
mans have met with no success in as
Stunning the aggressive and at some points
the Russians have even crossed into
German territory. In this region. how
ever, the German retreat was not marked
by serious losses. Some OF the military
experts here explain that the passing OF
tho Germans from the offensive to the
defensive Is due TO the reported with
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06
Belated Returns
Put Washington in
the Dry Column

SEATTLE. Wash, Nov, S--outlying
precincts of the big counties reported in
force early today and rolled up a ma
jorlty for the initiative prohibition law.
Fourteen hundred and eight precincts
gave for prohibition 1885. against 116,sss.
The new law will go into effect jan
uary I. 1916. II forbids sale or shipment
OF liquor. even by clubs. but provides
that users OF liquor may have limited
quantities shipped to them for their own
under stringent restrictions.
a proposed constitutional amendment
to permit aliens 70 own land In cities was
defeated by a large majority. 1t was
alleged that Joker in II would have
enabled aliens TO hold farming land.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06

until in a few minutes the former sank.
BY this time only 400 yards separated the
fighters.
The Good Hope. badly damaged. hung
on, until an explosion occurred on board
IL. II withdrew TO the westward at 1850
O'Clock. AS Il disappeared flames were
seen on board Of Il. Whether the crew
was able to stop the fire or if the explo-
sion finally sunk II IL not known. The
flames died down and IL was not seen
again.
The Nurnberg searched until daybreak
for the wounded ship. when the German
officers concluded that IL had been lost
with all its crew. The only trace found
of the Britishers was in the wireless
message in which the Glasgow called un-
successfully for the flagship.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06

be followed by a return 10 the romantic
lie declared that pck OF knowledge ot
the Bible was causing American 'Hitcra-
ture TO lose It's cultural background.
Miss Edith Tobitt, Omaha Librarian,
told the members OF the commerce sec
tlon. meeting at the Omaha High school
OF Commerce. that the woman in bust
ness should make Il a point not to wear
discarded evening gowns to work, be-
cause II would likely stir up trouble. She
advocated course in cleanliness for
girls In schools.
some Historians Liars.
Prof Thompson Of Chicago, taking the
place Of Prof. A. c. Mclaughlin who was
unable to attend called the majority OF
historians great liars and ridiculed the So
called historical novels lie told the his
tory department Of the association that
the Bastile was n rather pleasant place.
where men played with their dogs, re-
ceived certain courtesies and few lux
uries.
Speaking Of Germany ana the war, Prof.
Thompson said;
"They can't lick Germany In a thousand
yenrs This is Russiss fight. She Is at
tempting TO set a seaport. ENGLAND Is In
u because OF her Jealousy"
cts Me-" H. All RiRht.
Prof. G. u. strayet. speaking IT, the
teachers OF education defended the use
OF colloqulalisms and said IT'S me" Z,
good use of English and should be rec
ognIzed as proper.
DR. Irving $. Cutter, speaking to In,
-medical section. declared that "sneezine
In the school rooms should be sup
pressed" The sneeze Is spreader OF
germs ana cause Of contagious, he de-
clared. This section favored medical In
spection OF all school children.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06
Allies Are Said to
Be Advancing Into
West Flanders

LONDON. Nov THE correspondent
Of the Daily Mail at Rotterdam says he
has received official confirmation Of the
advance OF the allies on all the West
Flanders front. and he adds
THE German military bakeries have
been removed south from ostend, show
Ing the intended retreat of the main Ger
man force
81 have learned from reliable sources
that last weeks transfer OF the Ninth
German army corps has been completed
from Belgium and France to East Prus-
sia, and that only half OF their number
has been replaced by volunteers.
THE Germans are short OF big ammu-
milton In West Flanders and transport lie
impossible owing 20 foundations In
termed Germans say they can fight men,
hut not waters"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06
REPUBLICANS WIN ONE
SEAT IN NORTH CAROLINA

RALEIGH, n, c.. Nov. S-Almost com
plete unofficial returns from the Tenth
congressional district today indicate that
James J. Britt, republican, has defeated
Congressman j. NJ Gudger. democrat. by
majority OF approximately 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06

draWai OF seven army corps from Poland
TO tho western thester OF war.
While the retreat Of the Austrians
operating in South Poland and Galicia
is not 50 marked as that OF the Germans,
the official reports here indicate that
they have moved perceptably backwards
The suspended siege OF PrEemysl. which
Is much acclaimed by the Austrlans. Is
explained by the Russians as due to
the fear OF exposing their army TO the
cholera epidemic prevalent there
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06
YON KLUCK DIES IN
NAMUR HOSPITAL
Death of Noted German General is
Said to Have Occurred Ten
Days Ago.
CAUSED BY WOUND IN HEAD
News Has Been Carefully Concealed
from Germans and BeIgians--
Commanded Right wing
at Battle of Aisne.

PARIS. Nov 5.-The correspondent of
the Excelsior at Havre SAYS he has from
q source which he cannot designate, news
Of the death OF General Won Kluck. ten
days ago in a hospital at Namur, where
he was treated for a wound in the head.
The news Of the alleged death, the cor
respondent says, has been carefully con-
cealed in Belgium and Germany.
General Won Kluck, who led the dash
Of the German right wing, which got to
within a few miles of Paris in the first
month. of the fighting. has been reported
within the last few days in official COM
munlcations as directing his army in the
fight on the Aisne river. When the
scene OF fighting shifted to Belgium and
the German tight wing was extended into
that territory. General Won Kluck, fol-
lowing his skiilful retreat from the vicin-
ity of Paris, remained in the position he
had taken on the Aisne The fighting
there recently has been overshadowed by
the operations in Belgium, and General
Won Kluck and his army, according to
reports, have been given a much needed
rest.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06

DIT. Kings New Discovery will do il:
get bottle today; quick, safe, sure
cough and colo remedy 5Oc and Si.OO. All
ists.--Advertisenent.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06
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ward shall have CHARGE Of the schools OF
the entire county and elect the superin.
tendent. 4 director OF sub-distrlcts
those constituting the territory Of each
school shall DO elected each year.
Consider Other aucsttonR.
Many other questions concerning school
finances, teachers retirement funds,
teachers qualifications, etc, are consid-
cred In the report and recommendations
made for new laws covering the commit
tees report.
Thirty-two sectional meetings were
held during the day, and each meeting
was crowded with teachers.
The department OF county superintend-
ents elected officers as follows; II. $.
LeCrone OF Columbus. president; w, T.
Pouoher vice president; r. c. BROAD,
treasurer; Miss Emma Miller, secretary.
Plor Robert NJ. wenley OF the Uni
versity Of Michigan, speaking to tho
literature section, attacked American
literature.
No American Literature.
American literature is distinguished
by the fact that there Is none" he said.
lie said ''liots OF good books to read"
and the like, were intolerable and sug-
Eested that each person choose his own
books
Realistic literature has about reached
its end, thinks Prof. Wenley, and II will
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06
WiscOnsIn IL auarantined.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-Definite dis
eovery OF foot and mouth disease I'm Ohio
and Wisconsin caused the Department OF
Agriculture today to impose a quarantine
against the shipment OF live stock out of
those states.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06
ORRINE
FOR DRINK HABIT

So uniformly successful has oRRINE
heen In restoring the victims Of the
Drink Habit into sober and useful
citizens. and so strong Is our confidence,
in its curative powers, that we want to
emphasize the fact that ORRINE is sold
under this positive guarantee. IT, after
trial, you get no benefit, your money
viii be refunded. oRRINE costs only
s1.0O per box. Ask for Free Booklet.
sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co., 1902
So. 18th; Owl Drug Co.. 32I So. 18th;
Loyal Pharmacy. 9O7-2O9 N. 18th; Harvard
Pharmacy. oath and Fsrnam: Geo. S.
Davis. Council Bluffs, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06

Bee Want Ads Produce Results
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-06
WIRELESS CRY Is
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BiR Increase mt ST. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. Nov. 5.-There was
large increase in the receipts OF hogs at
the st. Joseph stock yards today and the
prices were IS cents higher. due, dealers
said, TO the quarantine at Chicago. The
effect on the cattle and sheep receipts
was less noticeable, although sheep prices
alsa were up IS cents. Buyers from many
firms not heretofore represented arrived
today.