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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
NEW
BRITISH CREDITS
Open Mortgage" Loans
May Exceed That Figure
NO Limit Fixed.
S5O0.O00 GOLD COIN
SHIPPED TO HOLLAND
Only Important European Ma
ton Which Has Exchange
in Its Favor.

Negotiations for the establishment
Of British credits with New York banks
and other financial institutions, sup
Elementary 20 the $500. 100000 Anglo
French loan, had now reached = stage
where it was stated late yesterday that
an official announcement Of the compile
ton OF the plans might be made within
twenty-four hours
The amount of the credits has not
been fixed, and it is believed that no
definite limits will he established. As
one banker put it yesterday, the loans
now under consideration will be in the
nature of an open mortgage" 1t is
understood, however, that with the
volume of credits already placed here
by the London banks with their New
York correspondents the total Will at
least exceed Sl00,000.000
One Of the results of the recent con
ferences of trust company officials and
national bankers at tho National City
Bank has been an agreement with the
bankers in London whereby the pro-
posed financing will be done through a
group there with another group here.
II was found that some of the London
banks had been working individually
but this method of arranging credits
had not been found satisfactory, and the
group plan was then determined upon.
The credits that will be granted the
London group will probably be in the
form Of three months bills, six months
bills and direct loans made by the ma
tional banks. The six months bills
will bear an interest rate of 4 or 5 per
cent, while the shorter maturities will
carry lower rate. The national banks
will participate in the acceptance cred
its only in so far as they arise from
export transactions. thus being made
redscountable at the Federal Reserve
Bank. Finance bills, it is understood
will be accepted by the trust COM
panies. The Guaranty Trust Company
is already doing a business Of this
character on quite large scale. the
latest accommodation amounting to 3d.
600 900
Wall Street was surprised to learn
yesterday that arrangements had been
made at the Sub-Treasury for ship
ment of 100000 in United States gold
coin to Holland. The transaction was
viewed with particular interest, as no
gold has been exported to a European
country since the exchange situation
msde it necessary for England and
France to start sending the yellow
metal TO New York TO pay for goods
purchased here.
The present shipment is being made
by Boissevain g. Co. to Adolph Bofsse-
vain in Amsterdam. Holland is the
only important European nation that
has had all the exchanges in its favor
since the first of the year. This has
been due to the fact that the Dutch
have been heavy sellers of merchsn-
disc. A large share of the securities
sold here from Germany have also been
shipped through Holland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
COTTON INACTIVE;
BUYING STILL WEAK
Small Egyptian Crop Report
Causes Early Advance
of 5 to 8 Points.

The cotton market was less active
yesterday After the recent liquids-
ton there appeared to be fewer long
contracts for sale, while bear pressure
was discouraged by the absence Of
weakness among spot holders and
moderate trade demand on declines
There was little or no improvement IN
the volume Of general buying. and
fluctuations were narrow and irregu'
lar, with the market closing net /
point lower 20 potnts higher.
Relatively firm Liverpool cables and
reports that the Alexandra Produce
Association estimated the Egyptian
crop at only 4,750,000 csntars. includ-
ing the carry over from last year, APP
peared to be chiefly responsible for IN
opening advance here OF 8 TO v
points These features failed 10 in
spire any important demand, and
the market soon turned easier under
a renewal OF scattering liquidation or
local pressure. Offerings were not so
active as on Wednesday, and after
showing a net loss of 8 to 9 points the
market was steadied by trade buying
or covering. Spinners were reported
among the buyers at around IL cents
for May contracts. The appearance o.
this demand at prices under q parity
with the South helped 20 check the
selling movement Trading became
very quiet on a rally OF some 3 or 10
points from the lowest, and the later
fluctuations were irregular within a
narrow range.
Possibly reports that prominent
Chicago authority estimated the crop
at 10. 572 900 bales of 500 pounds gross,
excluding linters, contributed somewhat
TO the opening advance. but there were
many reports from the South that the
good. weather was adding materially
TO top crop prospects. There was no
change of sentiment toward the export
outlook. Recent reports from Liver
pool have indicated that East indian
cotton was being used more largely
for the manufacture OF uniforms, and
this has probably tended 70 Offset the
somewhat steadier ruling OF sterling
exchange.
Southern spot markets as officially
reported wero IL points higher 10 3s
points lower, Norfolk being higher.
while Mobile was 80 points lower.
Other markets were unchanged TO %
points lower. Exports for the day
were 24,4s5 bales, making 1,3Tl,bsS
go far this season.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
Railroad Earnings.

The following comparative railroad
reports for September have been made
public:
New YORK New Haven a Hartfed-Cfcss e.si5.-
isl inereAse s5io.'SS. ne, after isiss sslei.Sss'
increase s3se.2s7. s,s~s ~,
decrease tstssf: net sfsr ares sisssss. dsersess
s.. 05s -. -, asa go
incr.xsa ttSsss. net after tasss Silosie. inersAs
SOS 3lj. -. a.. 49, a..
l.erea.- klCs DDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
f1pICS OF DAY
N WALL STREET
o.,lv in War Securities
vi discounts Speech on
Preparedness.
STEEL FOUNDRlES
STILL HAS DEFICIT
westinghouse War Orders Total
COZ moo. 0OO-Majority Are
Firm" Contracts.

,,og. midday yesterday the war
-. halted their retrest and under
~ ''''I leadership Of crucibl' vigorously
-, .,tackei the bears. No very
--,ec,r, gains were made, but some
,-e,shes abandoned the previous
reoccup.ed and before night
nosition was consolidated The
oe.nsive was inspired by the
-, the Presidents talk on pre-
oes - ~ the Manhattan Club last
p@isea" rs,,id make the war issues again
h ,,s.,.,vs 70 spectators. Not much
asu ..,d about the suggestions ths'
vas sas bssn inside from time 70 time, 10
law 80 thst government factories
'ae "a ,rrn out what munitions are
,hoS.I I. and naturally no stress was
' nstO, ~ the notion that one can lead
"a % an 70 a defence programme
S Sons o,e cannot make % vote Tor II.
9 9. T., ~, charters where the fate OF the
~. =. ..orks Is regarded as Of no great
~sf s.v' mere Is a belief that TO get
'noIaea .o,sbls scheme Of preparedness
a res e. Tosse Of Representatives is n
pay 't T -, ne President that will rivs.
, -. . aUa IS great achievements Of old
usrcules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Heavy Export Demand
Advances Wheat
and Corn.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New YORK. November 1. 1915.
WHEAT.

u.,,, erpo,, huvirz had q strong bulllsh infi-
ercs an gh.s, values during yestsrIsys operations
ard sf., .hosfuy sofrs hcayiusss early on the large
Ty,sis rrlre. rsiliej ADD Al the rioa. we're 2 ~
10 ne, higher
in the DAY cash wheat premiums were sonesha'
lover with Msniiobss down about cent. while
winters being offered with more freedom a.
Gulf ports This vas taken 20 indlcst. some &C
eunulstion, by, thu wheat vas apparently eagerly
tsten. and late IN the du the $40, position vas
vey firm. and buyeB sid that Il was d'Icui 70
make purchases -.
Erpor, sales oers said 70 har. amounted N over
to,a Suslhe" lor .Me1hcs9ay sna ~, NaS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
BOSTON CURB CLOSING.

ss7 I'm 4 g 5s.7iN ~ SH ,1msr.
1000 L Tel IS. '&lVe's IVA lyy.o 10
OCO Swift 6a.......,.. - 4"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
CHICAGO PROVISIONS
COFFEE.

core, va, more active with renewed outside
buyins and prices al tho close OF the Gay ~ en
nj q, 30 ponts net higher Total sales were sO0vV
b.zs rrsds Interests sold against cost ana trelghl
nnrchssss and there was more or less pront tskns
iut offerings we're well taken and The maf~t saw
,,n,rstsLsbIe Evidences Of broader Interest win
,evisins confidence on the long side. -. -
A. the high point Of the DAY ne nisrAet ,t va
a, ncu records for the movement. and az the highes
Sont ,ouehed since last July. Cost and freight
orens tom Brazil we're 1riner and ssies were re-
unS,sd N santos Is al $50 and Rio u al ~,
tondcn credits while offers were here ~ Fo2 10
Q so Tor santos Sc, $50 to 81 for IS ana 'te
The worlds visible supply Of coffee showed ar
,neress, Tor october Of 5So.Ss1 bags Somp~,en
,,i,h an increase on a. 900 last year and az ~
80. n, sgT OOA two years ago The iotal vslbe
49, 10 litII tsss, compared With iO5loV-o
last year. . e,,o ana b,shs, with
MO Z, quoted At ~, and Santos Is at s'se'
R.uss - prtces. w..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
Bank of England Return,

ronaon. No., The weekly s,stsmeni
psns Of Ensind shows the 'Ollgins enshs ,se,ss,,a
reserve decreased f2lS0oo noa n,h., .,cIri,le.
ts%oyv Il e;s.oce' Other deposits d sSn ss
sc COO public deposits insr css a,.Sons1,
h's,,.. IN Hanged The proportion o' the nsn.
.es.r,. 20 usbility this week Is 2s's yer 49, 80
.ss~k 4 49, 30 RSis al alsnln- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
Sowing Time for Rumors.

y is to be expected" said one mar
= esitie yesterday, "that as railroad
sIs get higher there will be a great
say rumors Of dividend increases and
~ 49, actual increases. OF course, 1t is
MI 70 easy 10 increase dividends on
E.aosc stocks as 1t is on industrials.
~ dividends, for instance, are prac-
rSsy out Of the question, though
3. 's 70 subscribe 10 stock and bonds
Sal!e likely 10 be offered to the
ssstsnoiders Of different roads. II
~ % remembered, too, that in the
- estimation some stocks are only
'nrily paying low rate Of divi-
keople will think it only nAtu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
METALS.

coppER-Tte lorsl street MARKET w1l r'm. VIZ ~
.srtroyt.r quoted 4 lS'selste II, III o., in
s,or le., quoted Al s5s 25stsI and No,sm''I
a. ,1s asasss55 Lootoa elossi a. .ieS Us , is
% zoo ton. spa ana $50 toas iutare, copper IN
london was sunte,i a; 81 70, ..-,,,Ir,.e 10,
irAD,Firu' N.u York spot 81 90 asked s sas1i
Ts,: 81, ioul s,szil ssked Lo,don,, skkiiIsi -
4. "A sPEITER Firm; New fcfk sp0s, f'S-i-
,,,Isu AID Fss ), Louis SCOT. Nfs'ss
Eslsy Londcn SPOT. Ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. November a. 10
BUTTER.

-. =, e.s ,.shnses Buy.rs Vas not quite
A. Wa yesterday. bu, ne tone Of the
m.rss. VA st,ady 10 Arm. with pnee, vel s1s,
. a.o ana more of the trade Is shiiiins 70
s,os.ss ,,oeS P.cdns s,oes searee a. ne mo mo
,nsni and decidedly n'm .ea sn al.
.7iss.sse' seconds. IS 4sis. thirds shsa %.
...i. d.lry sne. ~ &c s''I 10 ps@' mn. .s
al, sfse. nrss ,si sise lower grade 22a &c
I,ai,siion er,am.ry, trsts eze2te lsdi,. current
m.ss sn's f.G3are seconds, 2lazi i5c. lower
100. Isl, sg0l,e. pacsinf stock June make, tine.
'is1it,c. currpnt make. nns. &c. No :. s0hc.
Ioaef srsics lS4loc
CHEESE.
,r.nsl, for export The market Il fgm on the
highest grades ~ stats dat and nrmeE on fancy
dslss.. stsis Whole nilh held n.,,. spec,as
eperisis Is&aE7sc. atsrssc fancy isslsitc.
rhe,idsrs I5l.ai3-.es daisies. .peTals l5is g
Ishe. all sJles. undsIsfadss. i-n l3e. Wheelsia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS.

.Par value SO. tE1 dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.

.And Iss extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
coTrONseEo OIL.

The sb5enes o, selling pressure 'I.o' l.~ sIu y,
seiiv. ros.r,nx movement ~ tho eoitoussel oI
m.rr, ami a. the close y The d-y ,sil,' sete 10
Iii In xies n Tire recent reports o. freer onefhks
~ s..d "a inrrsased estimates or the cotton crop
.nd .hort. found difficulty In waAWs 1u'e"''e''
KanEe of price,. Y..tnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
sijGAH FUTURES.

surar futures v.ro arm FOR Ae ne,f Pos PSF -
H. 70 a dl,positon vi the part o. sh9fts 20
,"ysr on account Of conditions prevaulns III we
spot position. which make deliveries unce.aiin, "a
,s,nhsr advanced 3 points. whlc DerhiDeI -, -.
I,n',,r- SER 10 3 points. ard the later posltons
,,rr. ne, unchanged 70 points higher WIN n,lie
interest manifested. Total sales i"s sui "'' WV
400 ,ons Range OF prices; y..,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of Various
Corporations,

+. II. Rollins & Sons and william p.
Bonbright e. Co. have jointly purchased
an issue Of S4,5OO00O ten-year per
cent convertible debenture bonds of the
Great Western Power Company, the
principal, operating subsidiary Of the
Western Power Company, subject to
approval by the California Railroad
Commission. The funds to be acquired
through the sale of these debentures
will be used for retiring the 81, 000, 900
s per cent notes Of the Western Power
Company. maturing March /, 1917, for
the construction OF a second high ten
sion transmission line and laying a
third cable across San Francisco Bay,
and 20 care for several large contracts
recently concluded, as we'll as to pro-
vide for the growth in tho company's
general business. Announcement as 10
offered TO stockholders Of the Western
Power Corporation will be made
shortly.
Mississippi River Power.
Earnings OF The Mississippi River
Power Company for September, as re-
ported by Stone & Webster, show an
increase of nearly $4,000 in gros. reye-
nucs, which amounted to sl39,22l. Net
earnings after operating expenses to-
tailed Sll2,372, or about the same as
those reported in the same month OF
last year, while surplus over interest
charges decreased Sl7,S9l to s5,6ll.
Northern Texa. Electric
The Northern Texas Electric Com
pany reports gross operating income OF
sl42,737 for September, a decline Of
S22,04l as compared with the same
month in 1914, and net earnings OF
s56,3S7 showed loss of sl8,di9. The
surplus balance for the month was
S2S.7l2, against s4s,265 in the year
preceding Gross Income for the year
ended September 80 made decline Of
$lI7.794 to Si,733,222, while surplus
earnings amounting to s36s,324 were
S275,799 under those Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
Cotton Oil Dividend Paid.

Dividends on the common stock OF
the American Cotton Oil Company.
which have not been paid since June
1. 1911, we're resumed YESTERDAY. when
directors debated quarterly dlsburse-
ment Of I per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05

Liverpool cables. Spot cotton. fair business do
900. American. 1900 Imports. " 900. all Amer
lean. MID upland. SEA, Futures opened Ini.,
To : points lower: closed barely steady. ~ 70
points net lower. Isn-Feb. s.GSd; Mr-Apr.
6slIsd: Msy-Juns. esd. July AuE $500: OF
Nov $500 Manchester. Yarns firm. cloths. more
demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
raj, for example. If there is talk Of re-

storing 81. Paul and Illinois Central 10
the 7 per cent dividend payers, OF put,
ting Baltimore & Ohio back in the .
per cent group, and so on. There CAM
be so much excitement over the rali-
roads as there was over some OF tne III
dustrials, but in my opinion, al least
there will be plenty OF news 10 specu-
late on. This is assuming OF course
that the market is to continue us pres
ent character"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1915.

York Stock
Wednesday s436sooO
Total S72sOs0oO
c.noo,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05

Louisville Nov t--sHEEP and LAaBs-Re-
cepts liz. The market ruled quiet, ana prises
sboUsd no biz change Choice lambs. iisasc:
butcher lambs 5Gslac: bulls. 4djc: best fat she y
I,G5c. medium ga ic; common. llz6 PC; bucks. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05

The Local market FOR spo, cotton quiet sff
unchanged at n soc for miidns upland; sales uil
Receipt. at the pors and interior points With
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.
The Stock Exchange firm OF +. +.
Hutton & Co. has admitted Robert W.
Morgan as a partner.

A membership on the Produce Ex-
change has been sold for sl,lOO, which
is 500 above the last previous sale.
Gross income Of the Independent
Brewing Company, Of Pittsburgh, for
the year ended October Is, 1915, to-
tailed s4.Os6333. an increase Of 1884,
sol over the year preceding. Net prof
its. however, decreased from sl,205,6o2
to S95O.297. and surplus after preferred
stock dividends was sll7.766. loss OF
S239.477.
The Pittsburgh Brewing. Company
reports for the year ended October ~,
1915. gross income Of si,920,3l9, com
pared with s5.237.2s5 in the previous
year. Net earnings after expenses
we're sl,141,452, a decrease Of $2sl ,0y0,
and the surplus balance after dividends,
etc, totalled sos, 003. against deficit
Of ,597 in 1914.
The treasurer's Office of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company in New YORK
end Philadelphia will be prepared to
deliver on Monday. November ., en-
graved bonds in exchange for the tenn
porary certificates of it's general mort
gage Al per cent bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
PROVISIONS.

Provision. sere only moderately zriiss. and prices
vere easier under selling by commission houses.
prompted by weakness I'm the hog position. Receipts
OF hogs al Chicago we're 5000. estimated for Fr-
1000 PORK-Easy Mess. tl6509 $3.50; family.
s2l 5o9s225o: short clear. fl,;!o@ ;2o BEEsa a
$3.50: packet. sl650d 81; extra India mess 81, 80
ss2s DRESSED H0Gs-Easy; bacons l0fc;
$50 ID. i0fsc; $50 10. lie: 40 lbs Ike: pigs.
iiisc. CUT MEArs-Pickled bellies unsettled 10
ii. i3sc: i2 ID. l3c: u %. l2Ac, Picked hams
steady quoted l5s lSs A 10 LAsp
Fasy' middle West. sl5@s $50: city lard easy
quoted at s7ss9%c Refined lard barely steady
Tontinent 10 30c; South America. lO5Oci bra2h
Les, N Zoe Compound easy. quoted at 81, sH.c;
STEARINE--Barely steady. cleo. lie city Afd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
SHEEP AND LAM IS.

Receipts s2iT head: IN cars on sale. SHEEP
steady: lambs firm: common 20 fair sheep' NoVh
s. 81 good 20 prime lambs. 500 81. % dressed mut
ION auiet at s(d lie. extra wethers lli1c: dressed
lambs i2d l5c. hog dressed l54c, country ufe>,eu
b0thouse lambs. s7ds9 per carcass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. November 4. 1918.
BeEvEs.

BEEvEs.
Receipts. $50 head. mainly for slaughter. No
trading In live cattls ~ any Importance. % cars
expected to he Fridays market. dressed beef slo"
and weak: general sales. lldli'9c for native Sides
city dressed
Receipts iS5 hesd: 90 on sale Sesls STEADY
Grsssers nominal. veas. tsdfl2 culls. go. Dressed
calves steady city dressed veal,. l55zdlsc country
dressed, l2i. IA Ice. -, =.
sales-kern, Commission Co; II vesls isi 10.
at si2 per 100 ID: ~. $50. flli5; s. lio 10. w.
8 clIlls. 100 ID. SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour again irregular. with spot prices strong
owing 10 the difficulties IN making deliveries. and,
while the demand for forward shipment not
active prices wern steady 20 firm on the action 81
wheat The following prices m wood are quoted
the New York Produce Exchange. Spring pat
ents. S. i0dsj.T5 spring clears tj9S.lj: winter
patents f5i5dsj go Winter stralghts, s5.2jnf5.tj
tsrs. 81 2saS45e: Kansas straights. t5.355tj.jj.
fancy spring patents. iohhing lots. s6.3Jss675.
BrCKWIIEAT FLOt RNarlet dull: s2I5ss 2s5
per 100 10. RYE FLOUR Firm. fair 10 good. $3.50
a s. rs: ehoc- 10 fancy. s5.SOaSJ.e5. CQRNMEAL
-steady. kiln dried. 1855. BAGMEA1S-Sieady
nne white and yellow. Sl6j; coarse. sli5.
FEED--C1ty steady: bran. bulk. s22. 100 ID sacks.
s23 heavy middngs, DO S23; -four middlings do.
t39 red dog -four. lao ID sacks $3.50; western
quilt: bran 100 ID sacks. 500 &c. standard mid
dlinss. DO s22 IS: flour mlddngs. do s265o
red dog -four 40 10 sachs. t2S 40. oilmesl. $500
$40 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
NEW YORk CITY BONDS.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

interchangeable registered or coupon 'coupon
.Rsglsiered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-05
HOGS

Rersip,s 1851 head; half car on sale feenn
,resk. viii probably sell lower. Country drcssc1
hogs selling at 0ai2t1c: roasting pigs lower at $50
loo. r-,..,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01

Qeulia Del eintm mdhiiatn Babrii.
oranbt mitttn In Der Ghlaht ilog bds
rotbe Qihi burh bic Ghtiben In ben
iribeH Wddmitiog nnb loa lber s6a @ss
%Iaasnen. baB it aus ibrtr iHHdtli6tsit
eB IN m~grilpiroig nit utria non n
oft febi, mb ME nan im biebtr Der
Gdla6t iibsr Fe hinptgit9t - ploblid
h6ibdr pnrbtn. Gs fhisn mir Dif cine
@loriols iiber ben gsFdtsrn. Gs IN bdrs
brauBen, bitlerbdrt; = man bat 3uipeilen
ben GiHbrud, dls Of man in bic bitiere
@r6be in ben grobeu Stdbttn nibt mthr
boriielen fam, unb "a In IAmet5baft bis
gum t6rperliden Ghmtrs bitles 5u ItIta,
mas nit gutter mltinuug In Der Wdrat
ots 2ebeus eelhrieben piro. 90 III fall
brduben; dber mir purbs e lparm in
BEN f%lodernben rothen aihie bes arieaes.
Damn, bic rothe Slut auf ben @eihtern,
ben fprinqeuben rotbtn MiberIhein ouf
ben gdionetien, iangen nnitre SruppeH.
Riidten Dor uHb fdn9sn. @ir brau6sn
Mot 8eihDnigungen: e IN unerbort, lpls
uniere Sruppen leiIteu. GO III grdBlih
UNI 3ermdlnenh fir taulenp Befiihle ii1D
@efiihl@en, ipit Der Grisg Mann unb g.
ben perl6liHgt. Sc gibt MIR ems, bag in
bititm rotben S9eine leuhtet; 6eloens
tbum. Singlinge iinb Mdnuer, Mduner
fnb 6eI6en. 9ma 8rtd unb Rotb uno
COB uno Sammer geben ie bur9, bors
pdrts. Der belize Diae sum Siege
brenut in allen bieien Qustn. Die Set
f6pimmt ME cine @olte i'm Sommsrs
binmel. @as ssitern, mas belte, mas
morgen! SIMMER nur ipiebrr Der Gisg
Isu6tet NIT rct9em efeiHe bur6 bic
grauen Gage, bic man nitt ab5dblsn fam,
nidt lpdgen,
Sn oer 9a9t, oIs i'd bonn Iebteu
G3laAtfslbe fubr, rift cine &nbaneriss
p~atrpuiIe ii5er eincn 6igel, Der ihdrf
eegtn ben rotben 6immelsI9ein itdnb,
inter Dem bas Rahtaefe6t fpeiterloberte.
Die gleiter bpbeu fi9 ftdrf unb idiper
ab, lire 2an3en Seigten nab Often. Gs
fab aus, als trabtep fe in ben rotbsn
6immel binein. Die 5ufe i6rer pferbe
flapperten bart, unb StabI tlirrte bart an
bas Giien ihrer 8iigeI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
srafttuasen I'M aricsc.

Die 8ebeutung beg a~raftpdgens fir
ben mobernen arieg erbelt am beiten aus
ben Mlen9en bon araFtpageu, Die @ers
penoung gaunben bdbea. glIes In alien
Berfiigt bad raa36fif9e Seer iiber
cineu @%utomobilpart bon 10000 6a6r3eus
gen. Die Sail fer beutiden, i'm 5eloe be-
finoli9eu &raFtpagen nirb etpas nie6ris
qer, ndmli9 auf MIR 5000, einsei4dBt.
10000 bapon fnb eigentIi4e Mtlitdrs
fdbr3suge. po5u nod 10000 Qnbdngefuds
gen an bic groBen Militdrs gatdutomobile
tommen. Die GnsIdnbtr 6aben geeen
10000 @utombile aIer ari uuf ben elros
pdfI6eu &riegsfdauplaB geiaidt, boppn
1000 2onbpner misunderstanding. Als
lem bic BRET armeen 9euti9laHos, Srdnts
rei6s un6 Gnglanbs berFiigen ua4 Oisieu
GdGbungen iiber runb 10000 &rafts
fa6rseuge aaer Qrt, nobel bic berbuuhten
@agen 70 psit pie m6glid itdnbig bur4
neue erieBt perben.