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NEWSPAPERS OF BERLIN
COMMENT OK !

BERLIN May 4 tvia London. The
newspapers of Berlin, which have boon
leaving the Italian situation severely
alone, to-day commented on the Rome
report that the ministerial council felt
1t necessary that no member of The
government should leave Rome The
Nrcuz LetunS says:
Ihc announcement at first makes
an alarming Impression, and as a fact
the situation is critical. On the other
side, 1t Is 10 he considered that the
Garibaldi celebration will be held with
its presumably prointervcn,ion address
OF l'AnnunZ!o. and that the decision
OF the council will keep the ministers
from attending IT."
Count Ernest Won Reventlow, In the
TaEes Ic!tung. declares that the de-
cislon of the leading Italian states-
men is OF secondary interest. tho main
thing being that Germany ard Austria.
Hungary can await the decisions OF
their former allies. Italy and Rou-
mania. with confidence. The article
concludes:
However. the Garibaldi celebration
viii show whether the King and the
government will attend or not, and
whether tho misled people OF Italy and
Roumania will trample on every con-
sideratiOn Of craftsmanship and mill
tary eXpedicncy. We and our Austro-
hungarian allies leave il to our former
allies to enter the ranks or our on
ponents and attack us. They do II at
their own reckoning and danger"
The TaScblatt says the announce
ment that no member OF the govern
mcnt is TO leave Rome may be taken
In different ways. IL seems TO speak
for the Importance OF the political
situation, AS to which there is no doubt,
but il may also mean that the Italian
government prefers not to send any
member to the Garibaldi celebration.
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THAT TIRED FEELING
Relieved by Hoods Sarssparilia,
Which RenovRtes the Blood.

That tired feeling that comes TO you
In the spring, year after year. is Il sign
that your blood lacks vitality. just as
pimples. boils and other eruptlons are
signs that II Ia impure: and 1t ia also
sign that your system is In low or
rundown condition inviting disease.
IL is warning which it is wise to
heed.
Ask your druggist for Hoods Sar-
saparilla. This old standard tried and
true blood medicine relieves that tired
feeling. 1t cleanses the piood, gives
new life. new courage, strength and
cheerfulness.. 1t makes the rich red
blood that will make you feel, look.
eat and sleep better.
Be sure to get Hoods, because It is
the best. There is no other combina-
ton Of roots. banks and herbs like it.
no real substitute for it-no "just-as-
good" medicine.
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Russian.

PETROGRAD. May ( Cvia Lon
don).-The following official COM
munication WAS issued to-day:
I'm the khori Da lmon region of
the Caucasus, our troops, after two
days lighting. opened a determined
offensive against Turkish corps
under Khali Bey. and completely
defeated the enemy.
The Turkish losses may be esti-
mated by the fact that more than
$500 Turkish dead were found on
the battle field, none of whom were
picked up. In the central sector OF
the battle line along front OF 500
PAGES.
AT Dilman we captured Turk
ish hospital. together with its en-
tire stan. Pursuit of the defeated
enemy continues"
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STEAMER MINTERNE
SUNK ny SUBMARINE

LONDON, May 4.-'rhe British stcam-
er Minterne, from Cardiff FOR the River
Plate, with 5000 tons OF coal was
forpedoed OFF the Sicily Islands on Mon
day. Two fircmen were. killed and
the second engineer was injured The
wounded man and the remainder OF the
crew have been landed At Ponzance
The striking of the torpedo was the
first intimation that a submarine was
near. The explosion hurled tho cngi-
neer through the aperture made in the
ships deck and saved his life The
crew took 10 their boats. and finally
were rescued by fishing vessels
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French.

PARIS, May i.-To-nights War
Office statement said:
I'VE have continued to progress
in Belgium in the region of Steen-
STRAIT.
''ln Champagne, in the region of
Bcausejour, the Germans made three
successive attacks, but were re-
pulsed with heavy losses.
I'm the Argonne we have made
progress at Bagatellc. We found
on the ground many German dead,
left from the lighting OF May /.
IA further attack has enabled US
10 complete our gains In the wood
OF lie Pretre."
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quest that he return TO court better
prepared TO testify.
DEALINGS OF aUAYLE
WITH STATE VERIFIED

DEALINGS OF aUAYLE
WITH STATE VERIFIED
The dealings OF Oliver y. Quayle with
the State were verified by Charles 4
Foster. secretary OF the State Printing
Board. Quayle, who is friend of
Barnes, bid for and got a big printing
contract, and promptly turned IL over
to the j. Il. Lyon Co. That was in 1907.
at which time Barnes held 100 of the
5000 shares of the company. Foster
admitted that there was no record OF
any approval by the board of the as
sisnment OF this contract
The case for the defense may close
tomorrow unless too much time Is oc-
cupied in reading the Plat letters to
the Colonel.
Barnes is in daily attendance at the
trial. and is apparently hungering and
thirstinG for an opportunity 20 take
the stand.
II viii be through his testimony that
attacks must be made on the charge OF
hi-partisanship testified to By Loeb
Rnd corrobornted by Franklin n. Rooso
Welt The Barnes witnesses Will be few
and viii he used chiefly in rebuttinr
tho evidence supplied by the Colonel in
justification and mitigation Of the ar
ticies which Barnes asserts damaged
him 10 the extent OF $4,000.
a parade OF Syracuse University "rah
rah' boys celebrating, 5000 strong. ana
with three bands. the day when fresh i
men cease TO be freshmen almost got
into contempt OF court Just before the
noon adjournment. With voices up
lifted and bands in full blast they sur
rounded the courthouse and drowned
out all sounds within the tribunal
where the libel action is on trial.
Both parties to the action seemed 10
regard the uproar as a tribute to the
merits OF their respective cases, and
were enjoying II to the fullest when
the justice despatched first the sheriff
and three court attendants to put an
end to it.
There was hurry OF footsteps down
the stairs. few quick, sharp word q
outside. and with a audiences that
was tragic the tumult ceased.
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BRITISH SUBMARINE SUNK
ny GERMAN AlRSHIP

BERLIN, May ! tvia London). May
;-Thc following official communion
ton was issued tonight:
"On May German naval airship
had an engagement with several Brit
ish submarines in the North Sea. Sew
cral bombs were dropped from the air
ship. one OF them hitting and sinking
one OF the submarines.
The airsh!p was bombarded by the
guns OF the submarines without being
hit. IT returned safely"
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Captain Cna,. Promoted.

Daniels to-day announced the selec-
ton OF Captain Volney o. Chase. com
manding the battleship Virginia, to be
senior aide to Rear Admiral Benson.
who assumes duty as chief of naval
operations next Tuesday.
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o,eps nroncb ONCE

The Western Union Telegraph Com
nany yesterday opened a branch office
at l1l2 East Eroad Street for the con-
rcniencc of n large wholesale and rail-
road section. r. G. Stokes has been
placed in charge with corps OF mes
SengerS
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Midnight Mntinee for Eeptisoph.

l. \. Chapman, chairman ot the gem
eral committee In charge of arrange
ments for the State convocation of the
lIeptasophs. last night arranged with
Manager Charles w. Rex, of the Lyric
Theater, for midnight matinee to be
given for the entertainment OF the
visiting Heptasophs on June g.
The theater Is to he turned over to
the IIcptasophs after the 9:3o per-
Torrance that night. and only iIepta-
sophs and their invited guests viii be
admitted, no tickets being sold.
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TRAwLER SCOTTISH QUEEN
is SUNK BY GERMANS

ABERDEEN. May 4.-The trawler
Scottish Queen has been TORPEDO ed and
lsunk by submarine nifty miles of
Aberdeen. The crew was landed here.
The rescued men say they were given
lnfteen minutes to leave their vessel.
but subsequently were permitted To
return TO her and procure provisions.
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Charged with D,soraer.

S. Rebcock, nifty years old. was ar
rested by Policeman Latham last night
on warrant charging him with being
disorderly in the Commercial Build
inn. The man will be arraigned in the
Police Court to-day.
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ConcenIcd Hycnnon.

Policeman Bertucci last night arrest
cd George White, colored, on a charge
OF carrying a concealed pistol on his
person The negro will he. arraigned
in tho Police Court this morning
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rETROGRAD ADMITS
CROSSING OF DISAJE('

PETRoGRAR. May e (via London
May 5.--An official communication is
sued this evening admits that the Aus
tro-German forces have crossed to the
right bank OF the Dunajec River in
Galicia. 1t says, however. that des-
perate lighting continues.
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Coiored Nurses to Graduate.

The Richmond Hospital training
school for nurses. colored, will have
Its annual commencement at the Third
Street Bethel African Methodist Church
Sunday night at 8 o'clock. The grad
natine exercises will take place Friday
May IA.
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BRITJsR STEAMER STRIKES
ROCK AND GOES down

~ BBEST lvia London). May 1.-The
E.itish steamer Eldon, of Leith, struck
rock to-day south Of IIelle and sank
sin seventy hve feet OF water Tn.
crew was saved by fishins boat
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Runaway noys Held.

Herbert Benson and Albert Flippcn.
two youths said TO have run away from
their homes at Covington, Va. were
arrested by Policeman Lear last night.
They will be held pending advices from
their parents,
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Arrcstcd on wife-BeatinE Charge.
Charles Lipscomb, colored, was ar
rested by Policeman Harris last night
on charge OF assaulting and beating
his wife. Their differences will be ex-
planned TO Justice Griggs to-day.
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PEKING PREPARES
TO DEFEND ITSELF
Continued from First PageD

that whatever action Japan takes. her
course will not disturb the friendly
relations with the United States and
Great Britain.
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The Minterne. 1905 tons. was $50 feet
long.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-05-11
RAT CATCHER QUITS JOB.
Grows Affluent On BOunties From p
900 Rodents q Month.

Galveston, Texas. TO HOuS
ton Post.
Charles B%ertOlina, the Galveston
Pied Piper. has urned in his badge
and will not be seen catching rats
along the water front and the beach
for some time. Charles in the cham
pion rat catcher of Galveston. F'Or
the past several months he has been
taking the rodents at the rate Of g.
900 a month.
For this service he received the
regular price paid for rates. and in
addition was given a bonus of $40
provided he caught as many as 1000
in 80 days.
When Charles began his career as
rat catcher he said he would quit
when he had made enough money to
buy a boat and a gasoline engine. Re
| Gently he made the purchase. and
then appeared at the health office
and laid down his commission.
The latest record made by Charles
was 1,02S rates in 10 days. For
these he was paid at the rate Of $
and 10 cents each and given a bonus
of $40.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-05-11
THE FRENCH
HAVE IMPROVED ARMY

1 am something Of a c~onnoisseur
when 1t m to trenches, and il
there are any more ingeniously de-
signed ones than these which the
french have built l would ike to
see them, says ~"Poincaire" in the
New York World. The fields between
the trenches Were being plowed by
a woman driving Sleet-white oxen.
But burrows were scarcely ever
straight. for every few yards they
would turn aside to avoid a turg-over-
cred mound, surmounted by a rude
cross: for nearly 80 miles this por-
ton of France is a vast cemetery.
We Whirled through villages
whose main streets are lined with
the blackened and broken shells Of
buildings. At once | felt at home.
With this sort of thing | had grown
only too familiar in Belgium. But
here the Germans We're careless o,
i n a hurry. for they had left many
homes standing. In Belgium they
made a more finished job Of it.
Nothing better illustrated the i'm
plicit confidence which the French
people have in their army and in it
ultimate success han the fact tina
in all of these towns through whicl
We passed the people are hard a
homes. though the strokes Of thei
, hammers are echoed by the boon
of German guns. They would no
t do this if they apprehended tina
} there was a chance, even a Sigh
chance. of the Germans coming bat
again.
e To me there is something Approach
0 ing the sublime in these impOverish
ed peasants turning with stout heart
and smiling faces TO the rebuildin
f of these homes and the retilling {
$ their fields. To these tOilWorn pa
O tient men and women | life my hs
d in respect and admiration.
e They. no less than their sons ar
husbands and brothers in the trencl
es, are fighting the battles Of Franc
AS we drew nearer to the firing liz
IS he traditional scarlet trousers ar
IS kepis. still worn by the second lii
men, gave way to the new seryi'
he uniforms of a peculiar blush gra
There were soldiers everywhere. E,
re cry town and hamlet through Whi(
rs we passed was alive with them. tt
d highways were chOked with troO
of Of all arms, dragons with their ste
he helmets, linen covered, a
lg baggy red breeches: spahis in tn
bans and Senegalese in tarbooche
IN Chasseurs d'Arfique in sky blue. al
es scarlet infantry of the line in all t
As. shades of blue that can be produc
IS, by dyes or by the weather; mile To-
strings of motor Transports. fe
r batteries, ambulances, with staril
In red crosses painted on their canv
Mt hoods; pOntOon trains, balloon cor
all the nuts and bolts and sprin
H. which go to compose what has
A. come the most efficient fighting II
,rt chine the world has eyer seen.
is From what l have seen of t
French Army / am convinced tt
it has been hammered and temper
of into a more potent weapon that "
as the GERMAN army ia9t oep'eiho
,,,t lacking. Instead of being mere co
the French soldiers are %encourag
,th to exert their ingenuity and to
their brains and it is the men W
f,1 brains who are going to win this W
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-05-11
)ANCINCM MANIA JUST AN
OUTLET FOR SPIRIT OF UNREST
II Physical Delineation of Perpetual Motion But Most
Ancient of Arts; Miriam Danced in Moses Dav

r when il Was revived by Isadore
uncan Maud Allan and other Of the
modern classic dancers. Maud Allan
mas said that the first inspiration she
received was from Botticelli's .tPrim-
ayera." From the dancinp Of rha
three sraccs she conceived the idea Of
a dance expressing the Spring Song
of MendelSsOhn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-05-11

The greater the veriety and the
richer the feeds given cows. the O
and better manure can be a from
the herd. With dairy nanur alone
on the farm. the corn rop can be
doubled within two e.: three years.
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COTTON CROP SHOWS
n PER CENT REDUCTION

WASHINGTON. July IA prospectiv.
cotton crop of 100000. equivalent 500
pound bales this season is unoricially estI.
June - condition and acreage report issued
to-uaS. That would be 100000 bales less
per cont.
In ALL 81. $4,000 acres were planted this
year, showing that the governments re-
neated appeals to cotton growers 10 reduce
thcir acreage and devote more land to other
crops mad been needed. Reduction from,
last years area amounted to 5.s7i.oo0 acres
or i5.6 per cent.
condition OF the crop better than
iast year at this time and also better tina n
the ter-year average June y.
ALONG inc Atlantic Coast the crop de-
Perforated In June. but conditions improved
in Mississippi. Louisiana, Texas. Arkansas
States follow: ~
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

I-.chm"nG, VA July !. laL,
Best steers. S.0s,2: medium TO good 7E:Ms:
common TO fair. 6i.17; best heifers 7i5mS:
medium to good. 707ii: common TO fair. sS
=; best cows. GaGis medium to good. 5,snC;
common TO fair. ilaM5it best oxen. GhG7H !:
medium TO good. 6T6is. common to fair 5T6:
best bulls. tGsi7 light. 515%: veals, SGSis
best sheep. Sd5h medium TO good 4qiH;
common to fair. Si1G4: best lambs Q; com
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NEW YORK pnen,,cE ~

N:W UHN, July l.-Raw sugar Am.
seHilr''ugaL i.S"iso; moiasscs, I.o304ls
SalcS, 'ewo bags of cuban sugar: refined
steady Butter. easy. Cheese. barely ,tcady,
snnt coffee. quiet: lilo IS. sisc: santos sssc
INC tottonsecd oil market "as lov.rr 10.
unN, the effect of liquidation sales on a
market with poor "bsorptivc powers Prices
July tenders were. 1909 barrels Sales 20 :
~ barrels. Close was firm. spot. 6!5 lid 1:
luz. o.i'Ub.c1; August 6.3gT6il: Scptc,nbcr
o9Sd6ti; October. 65GUf57: November fEl.,
Gn,. Deco mhcr. GainGio: Jmnmarv q .;nt,c Ga
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FINANCIAL
ASK MR. BOWMAN"

For information and rates to Caliror-
MIA Expeditions before making ar.
rangements elsewhere. He can proba-
bly, save you money. Tickets by rail
or water to all points Phone RAN
aoiph a5s7' 61S Il. MnIn ST., Richmond.
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RICHMOND sToCk MARKET.
COIruN NALKfr
d NASh.t U ENFNN z Co.
Richmond. Va. .July !. -
SALES Ok BOARD

NEW YORK July The government
interest Of consequence IN the market for
cotton io-daE ana prizes ragged on after
rs puhncanon, wi'h the close easy at
net decline o' from t. points The mar.
ket was quiet. but generally steady. during
the morning.
Slight reant!ons followed under liquiaa,ion.
but there WA !itt!e Ouying in the Of.
ncia! reports, which sent October nm TO
S,scc OF dGoui points above last nirht =
closing hEuIrs Demand thpeTed off al This
level an dihc market later weakened uud.r
scattering LIQUIDATION and some local uress.
ure TTi'at. cables attributed an early
necliht In !-!Vefpoo! TO tenders OF abOu, g..
tpe bales. while tho sharp rally was con
sidercd the result Of continued active .pot
nem&nd; taE!y n"rvogsness over the 20
litical situation was a!!ayed TO som. extern
~ the Official report q: the sinking of the
Armenian
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WINCHESTER, VA.
YE WINCHESTER INN
"l AClI EAtElSEl ia

Famous health and summer resort. in the
Turnpike and National Highway Ideally
situated In II acre beautiful lawns and old
shade; 800 feet covered porch: accommodates
.5O; three blocks from business street, free
from noise and traffic. smoke and dirt;
HEADQUARTERS for auto tourists and summer
guests; automobling. saddle horses, fine
dance floor. instructors. tennis. etc.
Send for terms and booklet. s. B. PER-
KINS. Owner and Proprietor.
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NAVAL STORES.

:. SAVANNAH: GA. July :.-Turpentlno
nrm: shipments. 8 casks: stocks. 22.3ss casks
it to hrm; sales. 1869 barrels: receipts
l9s bnrrcls; shipments. $40 barrels: stocks
!, 3I * barrels. Quote: A.. B.. sos: c. D..
~: e. aS; F.. G.. H.. 3.35: l., 40 X.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, July ;.-Estimatcs that the
United states wodld harvest Jooo. h0o bushels
more than expected n month ago had a
restraining influence to-day on bulls senti-
ment regarding wheat. Tho outcome was
an unsettled close. with a shade OF OF Nc
Corn. sake to i4d3c net. and oats. &c to
t@',c Tho finish In provisions varied from
EC nN to equal upturn.
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PETERSBURG; pE.AN1rr N.phrr

'Kcnorted by HodE-rs. Plumm.r & Co. Incl
Farmers stoek-Market steadr First quail
n.y.. $50 PET hnshel: Upgrade: toc to soc per
ousheL VirEinians-Farmers' stock-Market
steady. Fancy Jumbo 3Ac per pound;
Iancy handpicked. SIC per pound: extra
pttme &c per pounds: Smelling stock. &c to
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKI

CHICAGO. July Hogs. lower; bulk $50
,W..So; light s.i@ds7o; mixed. s7.20as7.S5;
heaEy S'm"sn'o: rough. sT.o0Ts7.I5: pigs
S6-ST*I6o Cattle. strong: nativ., beef
steers sGSassso; Western. .s7,25dss.i5: cows
ana heifers. So 1850; calves. s1.2JTSIo5o
sheep. steady: lambs. weak: sheen. s. :5Sb
SG.S5. lambs. including springs s7OoTslo y
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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Norfolk &Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In effect April s. 1915
=, Lsaye BYRD street. station. Richmond FOB
NORFOLK $500 A. ST., $500 p. N. 1900 r. ri
FOR LYNGHBURG AND THE WEST,
.eb A. NJ. $3.50 A. n. '1:es r. n. 's:M r
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk, .r1,1 A.
a., 'e:8 F. n. .il:1 p. II. From the wet;
H., 300 p. II.
'Daiiy. tDaily .xesp. Sunday. ,sund.,
". 3. nEv1L1. w. sAuspr..
E. Ii 4 sos Hosnosn a.I5 4; R9.poi~
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Hotel Shoreham

Virginia Avenue and Beach.
modern hotel with every convenience
Private baths. elevator. etc. Capacity 500
Splendid table. open surroundings. Patron
ICED extensively by Yirrinians. Rates.
1880 UP weekly: s2.bo up daily. Booklet
". 3. COfTEN. Manager.
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Sales. Stock.
hu0 Alaska Cold

boU Alaska GOLD .......-....
100 disclaimers
ZOE ATlis-Chalmers. pfd. -.
..hoG Amalcamatcd Copper :.
Am. Ayr. Chem. com. =.
loo Amer; Beet Sugar, com. :.
~. 90 American Can
100 American Can. pfd.
100 Amer Car ana Fdry.
ZOO American Cotton Oil.
100 Amer. Hide and Lea, pr.
American Linseed Oil.
200 American Locomotive -.
Amer. Loco, pfd
400 American Smelling
American SNUFF. com =.
American Sugar
700 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
100 American Tobacco. COM.
American Tobacco. pfd
loo anaconda Copper .....
Atlantic Coast Line
y. {. l.. of Connecticut.
900 Baltimore and Ohio.
500 Bethlehem Cteel Co., com
TOO Baldwin Loco.
British Amer. Tob. Co...
$50 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
2.5o0 Central Leather. com.
$500 Canadian Pacific
100 California Petroleum -.
100 chesapeake and ohio.
Chicago Great Western
500 chi, Great Western. pfd.
zoo Chi. Mil and st. Paul.
zoo Chino Copper ..
i $500 truCiCle steel Cor. com.
500 Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
900 Consolidated Gas
coo Corn Products. com. :.
Den. and Rio Gran. com
1900 Erie
900 Erie. lst pfd.
Fed. Min. and Sm., pfd
900 General Electric
600 Goodrich. com.
500 Great Northern. pfd
] .oO0 Great Northern Ore Gifts.
Illinois Central
. 500 lntcrhoro Met. ......
900 lntcrhoro- Met. pfd.
Int. Harvester. com
Int. Paper. pfd.
eco Kansas City So. com
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immediate delivery. Two brands OF sheet
inss were advanced 1c a yeard. Pillow
cases also advanced by ono house. Fancy
carly delivery. "