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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-09

santa re, n. A.. Dec. 9-The state
won q point ia the suit against the
southwestern Surety company 10 re-
cover on the sT5.000 bond Of Morgan
Llewellyn funds alleged 70 have been
lost ip the failure az the First state
bank al Las Cruces. Judge Abbott
sustained Attorney General Ciancy's
demurrer 20 the defendants answer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-09


FARMERS Of New Mexico. where
much Of the water used for IT.
risation is pumped from be-
meath the surface Of the earth BY gas
oiine power. cannot but be interested
In the proposals. contained in the
presidential address. 20 tax gasoline
and 60 tax internal combustion en-
aines.
These suggestions arc hound 10 be
met with a certain degree OF oppose
ton, for the day Is past when an in
terna combustion engine was valua-
bic solely as a rich mans toy. In
this state. at least. and wherever
there l. water to be pumped Tor farm
purposes or farm machinery 60 be run
by power other than that Of farm
stock or the farmers good right arm.
The internal combustion ngine Is en-
joyins a considerable utility.
A goodly percentage Of the easo-
line used in the United States is en-
ployed IN these valuable purposes.
though OF course nothing like what.
is used for operating automobiles. and
increase OF h price Of this commod-
ity be felt by the farmer.
Taxing Internal combustion en-
gines. 20 far as gasoline engines j.
concerned. is too direct a tax upon
the farmer, who Is generally a man Of.
moderate circumstances. and not. we.
believe. what the president had In.
mind In recommending such a tax,
There Is no objection to taxing the
automobile Of the well-to-do man; he
is able 10 bear the slight additional
burden. But why add to the difhcul-
ties under which the farmer must la
bort
There Is another development OF.
the suggestion which cannot be
Viewed with wide favor. except by the
manufacturers OF steam engines. This
is that the suggestion. as made. Will
anect the Diesel engine. q possible
successor OF steam power on ocean
vessels. Taxing the Diesel engine Is
exactly the same as the handicaps
placed upon automobile operation in.
England nearly a century ago, the re-
suit OF which was 70 set the world
back many decades in transportation.
or course the taxing OF Diesel en-
Eines will not halt their development.
for II is not so drastic as were the re-
ssrictions placed upon steam car
riages" in Great Britain. But Il log
ically may be expected TO delay thet
development.
We believe hat should congress
favor such a form Of taxation. pro-
vision should be made for the exemp-
ton Of heavy duty internal combus-
tion engines. such as the Diesel. and.
perhaps those used in tractors for
farm purposes. and low horsepower
engines like those used for pumping.
The man able TO purchase a high
horsepower engine for pumping will
be well-to-do enough not 10 feel the
tax greatly.
Further. we think that the exemp-
ton OF the gasoline or distlilate used
in these motors or heavier oil. as
used ia the Diesel. should be exempt
ed from taxation, II a federal tax
should be haid against that article.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-09
BELEN W0MAN'S CLUB
PRESSES EXTENSION

Belcn, n. a., Dec. a.-Tho Bolon
Woman's club has decided that De-
greatest field 90 community service BE-
20 urge the extension work now being
pressed through the State College.
Eugene Kempenich. chairman of
the Valencia county commissioners.
has taken mp with the Belen Conn
meroial club the matter OF retaining
a county agent next year,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-09
ComnnnIes May Mergc.

Santa Pc, IS. NJ, Dec. 9.-Supcrln-
tondont OF Insurance Jacobo chavez
has given the states consent Tor the
mrrginp OF tho business n nssets OF
the Interstate casualty and Guaranty
company Of Albuquerque nd the
southern surety company Of Musko-
see, okla.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-09
LEADING EDUCATORS
INVADE TAOS DUN

Santa Re. IS. NJ. Dec. MANY
prominent educators and officials oi
the state left this morniuR for Taos.
there to appear before the Taos county
teachers reunion, which opens today
and continues over tomorrow.
Included loo the party were the gov
ernor the secretary OF state, Stale SUI
p"crutcndeut Avian y. White. Dr.
David a. Hrvl. DR.. r. ~ 49, Roberts.
n Prof Rupert r. Aspluud.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-09
EASTERN NEW MEXICO
ENJOY A RAINS

Clovis. n. NJ, Dec, 9.-Heavy rains.
here and elsewhere In eastern Now
Mexico the early portion Of the week.
have caused broad smiles on the.
farmers faces. While not absolutely
needed. the precipitation was Of great
value for the wheat crop and puts the.
ground In good shape for spring
ploWiug
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-09
LAYT0 BROOM CORN
CROP is VERY HEAVY

Clayton, y. NJ. zee. 9.-Over $4,000
tom Of broom corn, raised in this sec
tion. have been baled and shipped out
this year. This IL the product Of one
haler. that Of Thomas Lynch, and
probably other amounts have been
sent out as well.
Growers expect a higher price for
the corn next year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-09

Until recently b. has been a general
Is accepted theory that eczema was a
disease Of the blood. Sclen.lhc In
yestigations have taught us That &C.
sema II positively "a skin disease and
cnrable through the skin alone. Mer
ltol Eczema Remedy IL applied d.
rectly 10 .he diseased skin. DO not
delay trying Meriioi Eczema Remedy
Prices soc, 900. Orwell Drug CO.
local ageneg,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-09

santa Re. n NJ. Dec. a.-The state
corporation commission has been mo-
tfed by the Colorado a. southern OF
the installation OF a crossing at Mount
Dora.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-09

Clovis. \. NJ. Dec. s.-Prof. +. l.
Hayden was found dead IN bed here.
yesterday morning lie had been ail-
ing for several days but 80 was not.
thought he was seriously 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-09

santa ne. Is. n, Dec. 9-Dsn Pit
kin. charged with perjury, was re-
from further Liability the
court here yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-09
LANDS OF OPPORTUNITY LIE
To SOUTH OF RIO GRANDE,lS
STATEMENT OF PROF. R. R, HILL

Head Of Department of History at University of New Mex
leo Tells Of Wealth of L~atin-Amerioan Countries and
Their Relations to United States in Light of Recent Eco
nomic Developments; New Stand Taken by Important
Interests Who Have Dealings South of the Border.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

gon5 iiber ooB mir bis 5ur ndditen
GrnOte mlsfonimen. @egen bic Gn9s
lGnoer 6eitebt bier ein inbcppiugli-
der SoB, iucil lc oieicni8eu ihO, bic
Den &ricg ans So6iuht nn0c5citclt
bo6cn. ScOernonn 6rcnnt ouf ocn
gluoen6lid, 100 cS nad @nglanO 9ebt
imO Seoeuuonn mo6tc gcrnc nit
nod BORT, I'M 0ie Sic6c 6clicn aus
5ntbeilcn Sier 6erii6rt cS bcion-
Oers onocncbm OoB Die Gcllti6s
9lncrifoncr i6rc olte 6cimot6 nod
nid)t 0crgeiicn 6o6en inO trel 5li
ms 6oltenl Soiien mir oos 9cltcl
@lit picIcn @riiBen an Sic wO Sore
lie6c Sanlilic, ". Berger"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
eotaI6eridte ans gsaI6inaton.
@0m @atten-to0t onfac.

funOcn.
6rou gllicc &. Cline, sic @ottin
ciueS Observation-Disclosures Der ,Sout6
crn HniIpoD", uurOc in i6rer g9o6-
nnng Gar. 32l SHO @ittItroBc,
geltern toOt oufgeiunOen. Sr. Cline
fanO ieine 5rau toOt i'm Bette, ais
cr lid geroOe sum 0icnit 6ege6en
uollte. 6rou Cline lit bercits icit
geraumer 3eit al ciuem Ser5leiOem
nnO onideinenO por OieicS Oic 20.
Ocslriodc. 0ic 9ci6c luurOe in sic
@6eatlcD. .&opcIlc 9e6rabt
&oiierOerbrold in Ser
Sun0.eS 0onptlta0 0t
nimmt a6.
Ser tGglicbe @aiierper6rou6 in
ser Yunoes6allptiiu0t Bat pcientlih
o6genonlmcn. GicS 6cpeiIt Scr 10.
c6cu perofientli6tc @eriGt OcS Csc.
ncrolS aingman OcS G6ci SSnge.
nielrS ser 9lrmee. Sni Wlonot sc.
6ruar 6etrug Der tdgliHe 9oiierocr.
6rauG in Dem Giitrift Columbia pro
&opi 142 @uaonen acgeniiber 100
@ononen, Ole Ourbidnittlid nab.
reno oeS SiSfoliobrcS 1914 Der.
brauht porOen iino. Die Ourdjs
idnittli6c Nlcuac S9oiier 0ic tag.
lid p06reno ocS WlonotS Se6ulor
in ole 6iltriranlogen gcpltmpt purs
sc. betrng 5O.2SOOOO @oaonen ooer
6,S20000 @oaonen weni9er ais I'M
6cbrlior OeS lebteu SobreS.
g8 NJ. =. EruetoOt.
Sm Sitter bon a SSo6rcn itor6
Sr. @n y. Gulc, Gin @cterou Oe3
YiirgerfriegcS unO ciner ser Glteiten
9ldOrudcr Der @unoeS6ouptitoOt
in ieiuer g2o6nmg 9G. 6t2, t3.
StroBc, Nm. Die @eiicbltng lin.
oct beltc 9todnittog INN 2 ll6r il
9(rIiugton Itott. Ser Seritor6ene
mar oiele Sabre in ser YlnOeS0rn.
derei ongeitelt nnO lpor Wiitglico
oeS ,9uniioe @oit Or. s, @. q. 81.
SS. g. Sc c 5orlanO geitorben.
.&r. ". u. @lc6arlonO, Der Gu.
perintenOcnt 0es @oiier Separtc.
mcntS OeS Giitrifts Columbia un0
@rdiiOent ser @ai6ingtoner @eiea-
iboft ser Sngeuicurc, itor6 geitern
Gornittog in ieincr gSo6nung, ytr.
37t9, NlorriioniroBe, Ot, gS. nod
neutrality-suspicious. &runfbcit. gum
c6rcnOcn 9lu0eufcn oeS Eo6inge.
ibieOenen lpcrOen bis Sl ser bertc
9loduittog INN , ll6r ituttiinOenOcn
Yecroiglng ole 0ficntlidcn @e6Gu-
sc OeS Giltrifts Columbia ouf Sol6.
matt iloggcu. Sor.. @lc6orlouo, Der
i'm Sabre 1864 in @rooflpu N..Y,
gc6orcu mar, miro onf Oem 9Iod
Greet 6rieObofe 6cigciebt luerOcn
seine Der6eirotbeten Seb.
rcrinnen in " q bing-
ton ge0ulOet.
Srou GloODS Strong SellmoHn
purOe nit i6rer glpplifotion umNe-
Oereiuitelling ais 9e6rern in Oen
0ffeutlidcn Sdulen in ser 9unOeS-
@ouptitoOt o6geluieien olS oieShul-
9eboroe in i6rer leBteu SiBung OaS
@utodten OeS GonIite'S gutbieB, IN
Oem BON ser g9ieOereinitelling bon
6rau Seamam o6gerotbett luurOe.
Gieier Norid)log griinOet lid oui Oie
9eitinnumg OoB Sebreriunen mad
i6rer Gerbeirot6ung i6rc Stelllmg
alf5uQc6cn hu6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

StctS Ieet S6r sic @lincn, 5iiuOct iic
llnO bIeibt bod pOer cute, ser from
me yionn".
Sbr piirOct ser S0ae INN ibnoOeS
@elo
gcrfauien Die SeeIen ser eou8en
@elt.
gFilli SeuicI", mar ionit ais Stud
befannt,
Sect ioa eS beiBen: n@iui Gnee-
lanOl"
Ger Eeuicl Sbr f6nnt in Scr Sdrift
cS lcicn.
SIT penigitenS friiber NAL gut gene.
len.
S6r fonntet nic Ocn g0ttli1eu 6lm-
fen,
S6r mart bon gIn6egiun Solmfcn
Grrmt leg id ms Ser5 Sud sen bol-
lii6en 9rono,
90 mogt S5r gll6 icbIeppcn bon
SanO 81 2ono.
God nilnmernc6r loB id) GuA bier
bcreiu
S6r iciO fiir oie Solle mir 5u ge-
ncinl"
Gas cnropdiide Gon5ert
gnglanO, Ous rdnfcrcidjc,
Gas ipicIt Die critic @cisc.
6ronfrcidJ, gcbId6t BON Gcutidcn-
boB,
Yeglcitets oiii oenl Gontra6oB.
Ser G5or pieiit oni Ocn letter God,
Niitipielcn tbut er o6er bod.
9elgien III ieinen 9totben
@c5t iloten.
Ger oeltide Niidel, ioridb uuO borih
9lGIt alien Yieren MN Oen NloriN.
Ser 0larid 6ciBt icst, pie aIlecit
oucb' INNER Srcli' imO 9ieOIihfcit. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
glrmcctrnnSpOrte iorscn fiis 6GpOrt
anS &hiLippinCn.

S8oi'bington Is. sOl1rd.
Ger @longcl on 5hiiicn nno Erons
pprtgclceen6cit 5miicbcn Ocn @bilip
pinen mo oen Scr. Stooten mo6t
cs not6mcn0i0, Oic glrmcetrousport'
Shific Sur @cforOerlug bon @oaren
5u 6cnubcrI ole ouf feline onoerc
Neiie 6cf0rOcrt mcrOcn fonncn.
Scfretr @urriion moc6tc beutc Ocl
@riiOcntcn oorouf ouimcrfiom OoB
General Sorriion BON nitnbciricOl.
ecnoen 3uit6nocn" olif oen Snicln
bcridlict. ga feline WlOglihfcit Oorbon-
oclt it, oic 9Sroouftc Der Snicln nod
Sen Stootcn 5t brinecn Der @enc
raj. Guorticrnciiicr iteIIte nod elmer
llntcrithune icit oaB mif jcoem
glrmcctrouSportibiif fir chuo 800
Tunnen 9oolug @lnb por6olocn lei
Scr olSuobniSweiic 5iuu EranSport
ser 9onoesprooiifte sur &eriiigun9
eeItcat perOcn fam. %roiiOent SSil'
ion bieB oicien 9Slon iiir gut uno cr
miro IN fitr5cr 3cit IN gSirfli@telt
innoeicet ucrocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

:"
Sr. George 8ogels bon 9lr. 1872,
SiiO goIt SlDenic, bat BON Srn.
Sob. Henner in 9hgS6urg, 9opcrir,
cin l6ngereS Shreibcu er6oltcu, in
pcIdeln mitgct6eilt miro, ipic oicIe
9llgcb0rige Der 6nmilic ouf OemSel.
&c Der @6rc fGmpfcn. 9luS Oem iii-
tcreiiantet SnboItc ge6t 6erUor, OoB
oas gauge ocutide Golf iiher oui ci-
men Iungeu 6ricOen nit GotteS Sill
fe bofit.
Gonf6or in Scr gtot6.
6roit 9lugilIte ". StrQmoder in
9lr. 3t49, StafioroItroBe, crbiclt bon
tSrau 3. Minfelmonn in Spouoou
6ci Berlin cincn Yrici, aus pcldcm
Scr yGeutidje Correspondent" Oos
6olgcnOe entnonlmen Bat.
oNlcin Oicife bat gcidrie6clL OoB
cr oiii Dem 9foOe am SdIadtielOe
uorbcigctommen it, rnO ga 6o6cn
ein Gentidcr lm0 ein 3uopc ais Sci
den geltanOet. 9ie 6o6cn lid ge-
genieitig OoS 9oionett in Die 9rnIt
geItoBen @r Ihrei6t, iolcb' eiu 9ln-
6lid gebt einem OiirH Wlorf II. 9ein.
@enn man lieIt bon Oen feinOldcn
@erliliten, Oonn mlB man @ott Oon-
fen, OoB mir nod 10 Oiel SolOoten
ba6eu; man iie6t nidt OoB uelhe
icbIen. Irou Seelmonn bat cin6en-
tier na1 Der Giien6abn Bride Sic
iogt, 3iige gc6en bin mo ber nit
Solootcr, unO Oo6ci lit mcbr @iili-
tar bier ipic in 6ricoenS5citcu.
@os sic 9lrbciter fir WelO iom-
mcIn fir Srouen lmO ainOer Oercn
Didnncr in &rie9c iinO, oltd iiir OoS
yot6c 9rcuj mO 0ic gSoiieu, Oos lit
foiun 5u gIouPcn. gScr Bate OoS
geglanbt, OoB in GciltidlanO 10 piel
@elO lpdrcl llnO iuic eS cingcgcben,
lit gar nibt 5it 6eidrcihen 9lber 9Il,
les lit cinp0rt iibcr 9lmerifo, Oicl-
Ieidjt lpiiden ibm Ole GnaIdnoer
nal or0cutlid bic gtlgen aus Die
fifteen iid ouf ibr @elO, sic tauicn
iid aIle @iloen auf mo lniien iic
anf unierc Solooten los &ir boi-
len INNER @ott perldBt feincnDeut
iden. Shooe Inn imicr topicrcS
8oIf"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

9luS 0cm &bcinlnnOe.
Sr. 0rco. @olentin 9ir. 7i4
0jrceumolmt 9lpcuuc, bot BON Srn
sIoom Berger in 9lonSoori. 9i6eiu-
lano, foIgcnOeu 9ricf crboltcn
ga i'd idou ii6er 45 Sabre olt
bin, 10 babe i'd nit Dem MilitdrOer.
b1ltniB nidtS me6r 5u t6un. Sc
nodocn iid Der arieg ieood in bic
Sdnge 5ie1t ODER lid sic 3obl uuie-
rcr 6ein0c berme6rcn iollte, 10 lit es
uidt ousgci6loiicn, ooB Oic @renje
ser Wlilit1rpilidt nod o6en ooer
imtct eriucitert miro. Eenn OlIrN.
boIten bis gum eno9iiltigcn Siege
niiiIien iino luollen mir, Oouou lit
icocr OeutiHc ieit ii6cr5eilgt Snner.
6alb OcS ylcibcs pnliirt oaS ipirth-
idSaftlihe Se6en git. So, ltridiuciie
merit man am &erfebr nidt einnal
OaB Srieg lit, Ger glon Der gug-
lGnoer. ms OurH glbidneiocu Der
.Se6cnsmittel olis5tblngcrn miro
nidt gelingei Aus Den neltrolel
YGnOeru fonneil nod uicle Sebcns'
niiftel bier bercin. ghiBcrOem bat
icit cinigcn Eogen Oc Gegierim9
idnnltlide 6ruHtporrotbe nit Be
itloa beleat. Oomit oieieIben aIeid'
m0Big pcrtbeiIt pcroeu imO feline
S6cucrung eiutrctcu fauu IS 1T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
8nidriften iiber Sen ariss.

SrleI aus oent Solte enfDalt. -
gSic es in GcutidIono ausiiebt.
Sr. 9Il6crt W}oper BON Scr. 5, 9lt=
9ulto-9Ibcuie, bat ans 6ronffurt a.
W. OoS nodltebenOe @eOiht erboIten
N meldeni cine intcreiionte @barof=
'crlti55e ser engIii6en ardmernntur
cnibalten lit. QuS @eOibt lautet:
ys tIopit nnO flOpft ans S0acnt6or,
0llaf orne Seelen itanOeu Ouoor
TecI5ebub idoute oic Seclen an:
User ieio Sbr, iuo ipaS babt SSbr ge-
t6an?"
Sle critic: sd fonlme aus Sclgicr-
lanO;
Spci Geutide itor6cu bon meiucr
SanO,
SD 9aOc iie, binter Dem 9uid Der
Co.,, Itedt,
"flt meiner BiitoIe nieoer9citrcdt.
~'an 9riff mid oui am @oIOeSiaum
oRo fniipite mid al Ocn rG6lten
9oum."
Yer SeuicG i6uu5eIt: y@cido6 Cir
re6tl
vc9' Elm in sic Soac, setreuer
3nedtl"
S'c apeite:: sd fdmpftc I'M 5ronf-
>, reids @br'
"''O log oIf Dem 6eIOc; mid Oiir-
itcte icbr;
IA t6ciItc Ocn lcbict Eropien nit
mir
s'll OcriuunOcter OeiItider Siii5icr.
sd tronf, oorouf fiibrt cr Oic 6Ioihe
gum Whin0;
"a oadlf id): 0Gerfludter BreuBell-
bunOl"
"lO ltieB meincn Gold nit lester
aroft
lem @lom in oie @ir9cl, bis an
oen Sdoit
'T,'l9S bat ieiu @cnoi7 iicb oufecredt
N'lO MIDI nit 0eu Nolbeu 11ie0erdez
itredt."
ser [cnicl id)nln0elt: o@cidab
m Cir rcdtl
VeO ell in Die 9oae, gctrcucr
auedtl"
1 ,'e orittc; Sd fam aus 9htiieiiIonO
'''O botic cin oeutiheS @Eboft Ocr-
brornt.
az p llIcbcpocn Gltcrn trof mein Sicb,
'B nur sic 9ofter ii6rig bliCb.
So uul ais id, miioc ser blitiecn E6ot,
'V ibr nit freinOIidcr @liene &C.
q io5t,
~ 9otte Die adsc nit GieiengemaIt
S''e 9ono Inn meme Geble gefrollt.
S ldniirte luO idniirtc nit ioIdcr
a., @iabt,
'b lh ouf GrOen niht mieOcr CT
luadt."
NVr FcuieI ihnin5clt: v@cidu6
moe, Cir redtl
IVY ell in Die Soac, gcireucr
ane1t"
go ''a9ten Die lestcn SonO IN SouO:
>'r lniO 5rpei Sceleu aus eneelauO.
'd' NOR cin aramcr. id, ciu 0ipIo-
gp;. nnt
vDrcn man ms bc9ra6cn bat
>''' iOorcn 5citlcbcnS eiit frommcs
lho 'Eoor,
w lrllnmtcu feincm @enihen ciu
o9uul.
~'0a iOies ms om Simmclstbor SUI
9os rid.
l'nOen ipir bciOe cin IiarfeS
Stiid
'V Orei ormeu seclrn sic cbcn pal
Qia iirt,
VuOcll mir 6eioc Cir 5ugcIii6rt.
'p aei@u6 cs ni6t aus euit mO
lrs GuaI,
0olt Dor oIlcnl itcts Sic OloraI.
N''' 9eetcn Oie g0Ifcr, crido8crtcn
D lur Die iittlid)c Scbuug Der
@elt.
"''l lic6cr gSreunO, mad oltf sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
32 eOniG.S .StraFc.

0uuoCnircr 9lnSWci5 h6cr ben St0no Ocr
,,NuuulD Sire SniuraucC OUmpuun" pon fbl-
laocpbia, @a., nm 81 1c5enlber 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
ra.ar Nnlsr

p0ummsrcc Sniurauce 0omponD" uOH Al.
bang, N,.D., am 81. SeicmDtr 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
anr@ sas N.rn@ernnns .aeparl.menl.

GpnoenIirtcr gluswelS n0cr ocn etauo 6c
amcriianiidsu 3iliale Der sSronliurter MI
ncmcincn 1criimcrnnae Welcnlmnlt" npi
5cntbcr 1914.
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Evening star., 1915-02-13
ARMY-NAW.
Army Orders.

Maj. Erwin L. Phillips, recently pro-
NOTED. has been assigned to the 18th
Cavalry and Capt. Douglas H. Jacobs
Of the cavalry. also recently promoted.
Is unassigned.
Maj. Amos A. Fries. Corps Of Engi-
neers. Is relieved from duty at Port
land. Ore. and will proceed to Los An
geles. Cal. and resume his former
status.
Capt. Henry c. Jewett, Corps Of En-
gineers. Is relieved from duty with the
1st Battalion of Engineers and at
Washington barracks, D. c.. to take
effect on or about March /, 1915 and
Will then proceed to Portland. Ore.
for duty.
Q. M. Sergt. James L. Greene. Quar-
termaster Corps, Fort Flagler. Wash.
Will be sent by first boat after opening
of navigation. to Fort Gibbon. Alaska.
| to relieve @. NJ. Sergt. Denard L. Par
sons, Quartermaster Corps. Sergt. Par
sons will be assigned to duty on the
steamer Davis
| The leave Of absence on surgeons
certificate Of disability granted veteri-
marian John H. Gould, 11th Cavalry. Is
extended one month and fifteen days.
The leave of absence granted Capt
Harry S. Howland. 18th Infantry. Is ex-
| tended six months.
Evening star., 1915-02-13
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February f3-Weak-
ness in both the Liverpool and New Or
leans markets over the local holiday
seemed responsible for an active gem
of the cotton exchange here today
First prices were barely steady at a
decline of s to points, and while
there was good buying on a scale down,
particularly of October, active months
sold about 10 to 12 points net lower
during the early trading.
Futures opened barely steady March.
s.4s: April. s.55: May, s.73; June. $50:
July, s.93: August, 9.01; September, sos
October. 9.19; November. 9.32; Decem-
Der. 9-32: January. s.39.
Futures closed barely steady: Feb
ruary, Sis: March. SAG; May, 68; July,
s-ss; August, SOS; September. 9.O3: Oc-
tober. 9.11; December. 9.27: January.
935
Spot cotton quiet; middling upIands,
SIS, gulf, $50: no sales.
The cotton seed oil market closed ir-
us: March, 7.16a7.1s; April, 7.22a7.25;
May. 72Sa7.29; June. 7.3Sa7.40: July
7.47a7.49; August. 7.53a75s; September
7.s0a7.67; total sales. $500.
Sentiment was bearish because of the
easier tone of southern spot markets
and lower local spot prices, but bears
did about as much covering over the
week end as they did fresh selling, with
the result that at 1890 prices were at
a net advance of one point.
Cotton closed steady unchanged COM
pared with yesterdays close.
Spot cotton easier. u lower. Sales
on the spot, 700; to arrive. 100. Good
1916; low middling. 5-16; strict low
middling. 711-16: middling, S1-1S
strict middling. 8 5-16: good middling
s 11-16; strict good middling, lie.