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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-10
GOLD PRIZE PERIOD
SOON WILL CLOSE
Those Who Procrastnate Will Regret Their Failure to Seize
Opportunity Presented for Improving Their Stand
ings and Winning Prize at the Same Time.

The gold prize period Is the period
which win appeal to the ambitious
worker. There are 30 many different
ways IN which candidates may bensiit
themselves that the announcement OF
the period was met with f&ver by
nearly all candidates interested in the
campaign 500
There remains but six days VI the
campaign and 1t II possible for any
one whose name appears on the list to
make their efforts realize thsrn e1ASg
per day from now until tho porloA
closes The wtnnAr. howayer, m9at
grasp the opportunity ~ olloes III
A411y VIM aurely reea1t IN dIsae1caEes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-10
HOUSE PASSES INDIAN --+-r-~-,---,----.s.--
APPROPRIATION BILL

Washington. Ian. s.--The House
passed today the Indian appropriation
bill making the ffth supply measure
10 be disposed OF 70 far this session.
The House leaders have decided that
no general legislation will - taken up
until 4 few more appr0priAtion bills
have been disposed ~ q lesis q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-10

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Tax on Intan9iblcs.

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CONTINUED on Second page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-10
Last News of Ship.

Continued on Second page,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-07

"oIiVer Osborne told me-" James
w. testified, that he was the man
who had been running around with
Rae Tanner. He showed me a letter
from her and said that he had three
more. | almost put my arms around
his neck, was so glad to see him
when he said he was the man wanted,
and that he came to me because heF
did not think it fair | should have to-
suffer for something | never did. He
gave me his address in Boston.
thanked him. My wife thanked him.
He. promised to return next day with
more letters from Rae Tanner. But |
never saw him again"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-07
az of their client. Rae Tanzer.

DISdCu VI pIOullSS SulJ d5dluSC JdLlCo
W., thinking him Oliver Osborne,
who, she claims, made love to her,
promising marriage,
Oliver is wanted by Rae Tanner
herself and by her sisters who iden-
titled James w. as Oliver, the plumb
er Don JUAN" and then recanted the
Identification before the grand jury.
Here is a description of the missing
Oliver whom we all want, furnished
by James W. Osborne, one of the
small number Of persons who claim
to have seen him in the flesh.
''He is a fine outstanding figure of
a man." James w. testified about his
false friend. ''He is about feet II
inches high and weighs about 200
pounds. He is straight and hand
some, well dressed and vigorous, with
a straight nose and blue eyes,"
No wonder that the tiny Tanner
girl fell for Oliver! Little Rae, the fac
tory girl, still the central figure in
the comedy of the two OsbOTnes, is
only about 5 feet tall.
No wonder that the federal district
attorney possesses love letters writ
ten by Oliver to six other girls, all o.
whom admit that he won their young
affections! A Greek god! A young
viking is oliver Osborne. And yet
this paragon has vanished completely
from the face of the earth!
This years greatest legal battle Of
wits in New York city took place
when Martin Littleton cross-exam-
med James w. Osborne for eight
hours in the hope of eIciting more in
formation as to Oliver.
Prior to this time James w. o. |
borne had received several letters |
from Rae Tanner, whom he had new
er seen, demanding that he marry |
her. Then the SIade brothers teIe- |
phoned him and they also demanded |
that he wed their client, nothwftn-
the fact that James w. o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03

9alb tpirb aud Der brittle bort ruben
Der Sosn tes 9ioiiipnspfarrers g.,
her Batter pdltst feines glmies nod i'm
Selbe. 9ss Sohn fiei in 5rdnireih.
RON no sr nun in bic Seimotb suriid.
iebrt, anbsren Rsio ft1 bas 4uge ni6l
mebr erfrsusn tam. Sin 5eIosnfri.b.
bof. bef.n arissserdber einit nod bic
gnteI i9Hiiden iperbsn!
Das Qeben aber 1T bod ftGrier als
Der 5ob. Ge, DaIb unb pari, syslb
iinb Wisien iinb pie iunss 9rduie sss
ihmiidt, bic Der i5reier barren. 0iegs
nal tommeu iis in G9aarsn; fhon
iinb bic msiitu 5oisls, Sanatorien,
BsnIionen rnb 0insn gum gr5Bten
Ibeil fir ben CONNER belegi. .mer
BEN Shdrmlssl isnHi, pflo ib bars
iibsr Hids rnnSstn. Gusr iHu rbsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03

ipeitn Sul6runb umrabmt, trdumtt
Biz Dor irraem cine itile Dulbpar.
seae. Sest lit lie Der RubeplaB eini'
ger iungsn Sefbeu. Der .rfte mar Der
q iabrise Sobn bss genTalbirel.
tors Der beiisenbeH gant, Der in pos
len aIs 2eutuont fieI. Die gltern lies
ben ibn erbumisrsn unb bier begrds
ben. Ter 5p.its, Der Sr9n beg llns
teritaatsietrstGrs, itiirmte als ebsn
SedsssbniGtrigsr in ben arieq. Wiii
ben 5iirftentpalber uidnen. gtim ere
fen patrouilsnritt, beim @orriidsr
Sinbenburgg nab aurlanb, fi,l CT nee
ben ieinem Qeutnant S6nibt (bem
Snbaber Der 1irma Gprbs) unb peis
iersn a6t Wann. Die RuHsn be-
f6oFsn bic obnungslos @orbeitra6ens
ben DON einem gausrnHdus. Die gls
tern boIten ben tuOten gobn.
Dies 2en3bsgrGbnib qpirb mir uns
pergeblid Isin: Der Sara unter eineR
Wtesr Don 9lumen begraben, i'm la
denb.n Garten Der Sespilla; Der 3us
bura 5eIb unb Sdin, bic Der iungs
Utai nit pranssnbeH gliitben see
Idmiidt. Die GoIbaten blieisn: sd
batt' einen aamsrabsn" unb ibofien
iiber bas fiilIs GRAB, unier BEN Der
,Sss SR Ma!Ssr ano midsn tsdumsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03

m BetcrSbirg bot itoT Dor benz
ariese Die Sermisgnbe zines Gnm.
melpertes sSHieeta Se4niptera in I'm.
griff genouiutert, 6as Don oem aItit.
eIieo Der 9ltaoeurfe Y. 81. weoronilfo
beruisgegeben iperbeu luro bic Se-
miptera, Die iogenaHaten SalbfIiigler
urter ben SHieften bebm5elu ion, 5lr
SeneH au Die 9dide, Bmr3eu nfrp. o.
boreH. llniere DodereH, IN RlIBlen6
fdmpienoen SrIppeu babeu iid lei6er
bacon iiber5eligen uriiiieu, bab an &c.
eigiIeteu Joridpmgsobieftu oieier
art in Dem peiten ryffiiden Reif)e
feiH. WtnIgel III. Daber III qiid) Die
9haiiife 2Haoerrie Der @tiierdd,dftcn
ole geeignetite Stelle, bic sSoridyung
iiber 6icie ,ulnngeuebmen Tbierfer
Su betreiben. g9ie mir ans Der reuc.
item gtiuruner bes .@orfenbIaites"
iiir ben oa,tiden gltd)bGnoeI" erie.
ben. lit Jest in petersburg Die crite
aieierlmg bieies 8erfes eridHeueu,
oeren greis fif, aiif spei Riibel iteQt.
glui einiee griiubIidteit Der SoridJ.
,ugen Idbt Der llaIiaus oes @ertes
pohI id,iiesen.
Die Bern anbtf6aft Der
W.len. SptiniereFdHte grsebniiie
baben Observation-Disclosures bes
gtftronomen 2litiens DON ber2idtitsrns
mart. jstt sesabt. 9lit.sns min. Der
Observation-Disclosures lmidcu Der
GkmiterseitungA sufolee. biefe CT.
gebniN. i.st in etnem gu6e per6ff.nts
Iiten. 20 nsue 9abnbefiimmunseH.
theiIt sr nit, aus b.nsn herporg.bt,
bab in mdn6em bidsr Sternipiteme
0erb6linifie bon Der @r0Bsnorbnung
bes GoHnenIniiems oprtommsn. 3psi
gabnen baben tiir,re llmlaufs5sii als
bic Don Supitsr unb SonHs. adt fiibs
rem su elmer tiir5eren umlaufs5eit als
bss gaturns, 3ip6lf 3u elmer iiirSsren
als bic nes Uranus unb pier 3u eirer
tiirsern dls bic pes Reptuns. Je iies
fer man in bic @eb.imniiIe Der Jirs
fiernnslt eiubriust. bsiio mebr sriennt
man. bdB bic @rSbnorbnuns btr
Maii.n unp Der Spiteme I'm Dur&'
fhnitt bic glsimen fiub tpie BEL bsr
Spnns. Usan lam baraus ben aud
aus anberen @riinbm fsbr ipabrf&ein'
liben ShluB sitben, bab aud fonit in
fyiritsrnfsrnsH dfnli6. gertdltniFs
berri6n ME I'm Sornsniuittm. Wlan
iptrb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. psrmutbsn.
In Dsnsn es Monbe unb ileine plane'
ten sibt. ia man ,pirb AUDI btipobnts
ss6rpsr annebmsn birfsn.
s-F txE, Nsv-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03

npd Hihi ienn.n gelernt bat, Der nub,
bic Ge!ssenbeit: er fpirb ipiebe, sinmal
bic geDbdd,un MAIDEN, oab bic Sei.
matb S6abe pertirsi. an beHeu nj,
biaiierten WeItrstienben bisbsr uu'
ZANZIBAR poriibergegongen iinb.
Sefterreids 9bermopps
len beibt i'm Ypasmunbe Der gngs
pab. Der isst untsr Dem Ramen oes
on feiuem norolihsn 4bitisg i'm Sell
IatbaIs eelssenen Soriss WlaIburgett
70 bdufig in ben Ditetrsibiftpungari.
iten unb iiaIienifteH 9ennalitabss
berihten erfpdbut rpirb. 9prt bat iih.
luis einft Qeonibus nit ieiHen 300
Spartauern bel ben SkrmDppIsn, Elm
oiierrei@ifder SeIb. Saupimann Ssns
fel, NIT elmer ileinen Shcar i'm Sabre
1909 geopfsri. nm bic 5ruppen Gus,n
9eanbarnais dufsubalteu. bis grsb.rs
Sos Jpbann feinsn Riidsug bprd bic
9rausbene ypletbst bdtts. SamaIs
itanbsn bort pben uur hel3sibsne
9lptbduier, bic ben @eribeibigsrn &c
rabe sbeu S4us ssssn Si6t bpten.
!5eute iperrt ben uebersdng natiirIih
sin iunftrei6es sort, bas su ebrM
bes iooesmuitigen 0eribeibigers Dor
bunbert Sabsn beFsu Tamsu Senisl
trdgt. Wietsr pollen ii6 bier bic
iiibIiher 5einoe bas 9bUr sur Wus
nardie Offnsn. 9enu gar 81 psrlo.
tenb mare .s. bier. no bic GrtnS, nur
ipenige Eilom.tsr BON Der 1bdIsbns
sntfernt III, ins 1bal binnbjuiisieeH
unb iibsr Sorpis unb @ilIa4 bi. be-
1ueme 9rausbens ols nGdJitsn Neg
fur ben Spo,ieraaug nah Wisn sl
erreiden. aber bas Sort irosi ibner
irottieer oIs ipeilanb bic 9Iodbdufet
Seniels BEN 5tere @edubdrnais'. Sbre
28s3 s3entimetersGeidNise bnben ibrn
nitis erniibdfies anbabtn i6nnsn, uno
Senfels Gsiit lebt aud in ieiren bsuie
an biefer Sisle idmpfsnben Radidbs
rem, benen Der Cbsrtommanbisr.nb.
gy5btrsog gugen in einem ff0nen
4rmssbefebl bonn %. Slni bas bo9iie
Sob geipeupet bat. Ctiierrei6s 5bsr.
mopplen lperbm biesmal Derramm.lt
blsitsu, unb bic JtaIieusr iperbsn ii8
fdon dnberspo cine GingaHgstFir
fudtn miiHsn.
aluiiiide Eorffungen
uber 9aus. Die aniierIi5
,yhsifi&e SIsabsmis Sz DiiIni4uftm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03

CLAUDE ib SbneH bic 8ptfdaft bon
bier nritseben gu f6nnen, bab Die 3u>
tunft uns redt ssben tpirb. 9ie 3eit
tpirb unb mub tommen, ba teoer
@meritaHer, ia ielbit Der iebies ras
biateIte Inslo glmerifaner augeben
fpirb, bdb in bieIen 5asen bon aufses
piiblten 2eibenfdaften unb parteilidz
teiten, Die in uns 4uen bur9 ererbtes
Stammesasfiibl boraussuieben iinb,
Der 9euti9ameritaner, Der ameriiae
niI9Ite unb besbdlb Der menidlidite
bon allen neutralen ameritaniIbsn
9iireern mar. Wtan iptrb uns bann
ebsnfo bod als Mitbiirger in ben
Simmel bebsn, ipie mir BON elmer fleiz
nen Miinoritdt isBt peripiinf4t rper.
ben.
Sd Idlisbe nit ben ungemein bib
Iden. einfaden unb iinnrei9en Wprs
ten bon Ibslbeib Stier:
nSb i6r uns famdbt aud unD pers
laat,
llnb uns Sarbaren beibt,
IS bat bic Welt bod reid ssmadt,
Der eble peutI9e 9eiit.
:,
llnb ipenn ibr uns nit Sab bebentt,
IS ma9t uns feinen Sdmera
Die Uteni4beit benno4 tparm inns
fdngt.
0as CUTE beutihe 5eral"
6. ). 9erumer,
9unbesprGitpeut.
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ssglnss's Sa5,ss. .Ssridt.
m ysGjissut bes Seutidain. @atiO'
naIbnnbs nntrrbreitet ibu otm
auHpent in Gan graneisep.

Gin MiidbIid aiif Die Thatigfeit oes
giulbcs felt slusbrith oes arieses.
--9as BON ibm iosleib begonnene
2iebeslperf mar ieIbIhtanoia
!. ccuti6auerifai,ikb. = @as mil
fen mir in Der Seid,id)te oeS Cant
, ccs iub in oem @eiteben oes gfa.
tipnalbnnbes saritellen2 - 9ieie
!, Sraec 8li beantlporten lit Die sln''
sabe ocs aften &onperts. - 9enf'
muller in Germantown uno Iallef
Sorse. = Or. 6. 5. Segamers
propbctiite g8orte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03
D.p lion.

HiirIt: !. !. giun, lietsr 9cfraiG.
babtn Gis auf Sbrer Rsifs fi1 aud
msin,r sinmaI srinntri2"
bDfrdtt: %. it babe In ber Gsrns
iOsdt Don 6Otsii su traumsH g''
tDass's7
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03

ssn Son francisco iiue nlulmebr
Die GeIegaten gum a6ten &onpeut
oes Sei.ti6. .glmerifanild,eu Iatlonal-
bunns allen Grnites an Der arbeit.
@eitern bot Die aonpention, Die ale
ospei Sabre itattiinbet, oifi3iea ibresl
Aniang genpInnlen, tnbcm Die gealn-
ten lire @erihte nnterbreiteten unD
soblrcide @eih1fte fir Die natltcll
Gage porbereitet murben Weit groB-
ter Spaiinllng ipuroe natiirlit bent
Sabresberitt bcs 4raiiocnten oes
ptationalbunos. Or. 6. 5. Seramer
entgegengeie6eal. Ger betpdbrte
sSiibrer gab eridUpieno sustltnft
iiber tie 9bdtigfeit oes Sunoes pdb.
rcno rer perfIoIienen 3lpei Sabre nlo
iprat teionoers iiber oas aroBe
S5iiisipcrt, meld)es gleid bel aus.
orut oes Grieges pom stationalbuno
lelbititdnoig III Ole gSege geleltet
iuarSe. Ter geridlt bot in ieinen
Saiipttbeilen iolgenoen @ortlaut:
g3eridt bcs Observation-Disclosures,
Soerrn Or. 6. :. Seramer, an ben
8. Acknowledgement oes 3eutid)'
arneritaniden Notionalbluoes in
. Son ,Srancisco, Sal, bonn 2. BIS
Z. angilit 1915.
M I To.
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grreins-anseia.n.
0ereinigte Ginger.

Teleanien.Sitme benn Tieriiae ben 8.
sueHit aberes nbr in bsr GsntTal 1urn.
bale.
II .. etemIsr, eefIstar.
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0iesiernnss-sIniteuunsen

@eeierungssslnftenunae often fir wsdnner
npo DrnueH. Idmeube bon @rneuHungen nnb
IN elusfi6t atiie fit QniieanHgen fret
Srdnflin Srftiuis. 9esf T3. No6eiter, g. D.
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CONNER GrbOIungsplate.
SDtaI fir ben spmmtr.auieutbaIt
III baS--
Netbel : 3ams
Put Bay, Ohio,

eatle erititn. gsrSheitnes Babta.
HaitH si.S0--i.75 pro Tag; $40 bis Modis.
0ris QAnt. tinisr duie Esas mndt yrr.
bineaHe mit itetm 8pst
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VI Q I I O:
nHidyt ntit5ltbaiien,
Mit5ulietell bin ib ba."
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9leit @enildtblulna lmo 3ufrieoe!I
belt erfiillt, pcrlieBcn mir nah unle
rem Z. aonpcnt i'm Sfto6er 1918 ct
2cuis, i'm ms friifen nnb frcbel
aJalttbeS an lmiere peitere 3eutIf
Grbet in uniern Scimatbcn 81 bege
ben. gaas Reihboltigfeit Der anre
ailngen nno ge,id,te iiber sSortdrittt
unb Grfolge anbetrifft, paren in ct
abllis aue unIere Grpartlmgen iiber
boten lporhen.
Sd]on aiti hem 6. Storsent bor o,er
Sabrtn butte i'd @eIegenbeit genonl
men, bel Grrdhmlng Der eolen gro
beH geiwglmg .Grbaltung bes
ySeltfrieoens nit allen ser 3ipiliia'
tlon 5u 8ebote itebctoen 0itteln uuo
gSeacn" beS gtnttonalbntoes Stel.
lung bamit gu tcnn3eid)nen, oaB mir
lDie Sdnben eines arie9es 10 lanJe
@'!s mogIib permieben ieben mottelt.
:!air gIlIe neripiirten bereits in ct.
2ouis Die 3eiten Der ipIrtbihaftIiten
ilnrirF,e, in Der mir letter., bof abn-
ten mir cbcnip penig ruie ale I'M.
iere Witbiirger, Dab oieie llnribe
GdEpie ans einem Serenfeiiel oar.
iteIttea llno als teuiliide 9IaiebalJe
Die SIiith borlnter eutiattelL oa
broocItc Sieier sInfans aIuguit 1914
iiber. lI1tier bier i'm iogenaHnten tic.
fen sSrieoen ii6 beiiubIihes Suno
GtrO MIN non Dem HlepbletIid)eH
Scem perbriibt llnO uniere 2ebers.
frnit lIuo oas Iart unierer SSoeeIe
periuft man in oieiem &orper. luo
SeeIeImorbellbcn &rlegsgebr1u Gu.
rppds nit Glide uno WiaGt binein.
5usichcn.
Inter Den guipiiten BEG NationaI.
b,rnoes besann uniere GbGtigteit in
Selitifameritaniiher RiGtlng BIN
iofort bel gusGrltl BEG &rieees. llil.
fere Gbdtisteit luar icI5ititdnoig
beItitalnerifaniiti. Sd iteIe bieies
ielt, 6enu bamals mar iDeber Der
oiploma.iit;e 9ertreter oes beutidpn
Reid)es nod irgenb Gin Rotber &rei!5
IeIeaat alf anlertfaliidyem @ooen.
Wte.n eriter alufritf crgins bereits am
3. sll,eitit 1914. Bon pornberetn
1purOe nid,t Der @eoante Der Wit.
glteoi6ait gum RationaIbrmbe, ion.
bern Der bclititameritanii6e @ebat
te als ielter aIs naBgebeno ins
Iuee gefaBt Gs ioue unO miiiie je.
Der geben, I'M Die 2iebesgabe oes se,
famiutel Ielttifamerifanertbuuts
Der @ereinisten Staaten gu elmer in
oer @eififte ein3is oaitebcnoen gu
ae1talten. Sier trat Der grobe oelltiA.
amprifauiife ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
flar ilno belrtIih berpor. Cine unge.
! rtIeiit groBe gn5aN bon 8erbdnoen,
TereIne uHo Srganiiationen gcb6,
rem benz Rationalbiinbe for1rtea midi
an llnb bod iie ale, uro aQ(
Geutihumerifuner, Die in irgenb ell
ner Hiftitns bin nit 9eltitarbeit
fih befaiiert ODER beittidipre6enoe@e.
feald)aiten, @rrppen II. 7. no., furs
ieoer Delltid,mnerifanr, Weann uoer
sSrau uno ale, bic oelitifameritanii3
oeHtert, geboren bennod in ibrem ur.
etaeniten 0eien ou Der groben GJe.
ineini6aft. Iem oeliti6mnerifuni.
ffen Clement Der @ereinigten Staa.
ten Rlfgrat 5u geben, iein 3uium.
meniaiien IN einer groBen nationa.
len @eiueiniduFt, lit bic porne6mite
Mnigabe unieres RnionaIbnnoes. |
4ier alto bot iieb fir bieies foIiSari.
'i&s Gsnsam fiis ailstSas j1Sni,s 8isI,
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auubenf6uetbsr an gt6den. 20. 3i3i
wlabfou sioab web 2 Or ahtit GRSfi
wlabiion gfodh. Ca.ien, g.
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gerIanst-@eibid.

sader aIs brittle sanb. so. SO SiHsIap ctr
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Sr,ttaiaBeit

leber art In beutf6er unb ensIii6er Sptdne
for oeftaftsIenir. Serene etc. iieberfetunaen
perben aui galrift beforgf.
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2eutf6ts mdb4en ,lr ao8en nnb I'm
bet Der Snusdrbeti gu belten. seiersn5en
eeIeu9i. glebHi Daflep Qat. 2s27 Wlabilon
bfcde. aobrgelb besabli bbj
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RerIaHat--M1dnnIih.


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-09
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago. Nov. S..-Nearly 100000
bushels increase in the United States
visible supply total acted as a weight
today on the price Of wheat Largely
as result, the market which was
unsettled at the close. showed a net
decline Of u to ! nc, with December
at $1.O3 - a 1O3h, and May $l04A.
Corn lost x a Is to re and oats. a a
'sc to Sc. In provisions the outcome
was an advance Of 8 to Csc
Decided significance was attached
to the visible supply figures as the
rate of gain showed that stocks of
wheat had accumulated last week
three times as fast as during the pre-
vious week or at the corresponding
time a year ago.
About the only important influence
that tended to lift the wheat market
was a notice of some European de-
mand at Omaha for shipments by way
of the Gulf of Mexico.
Corn weakened owing to bearish
forecasts of the government crop re-
port
Provisions developed firmness inl
of the support given by
packers.
Closing prices:
Wheat-Dec., St.O3ts May, St.04H
Corn-Dec,. 59hc; MAY, 6t%c.
Oats-Dec., 3Shc: May, 39hc.
Pork-Doc., $3.50; Jan, s16.47
Lard.-Jan, $912; May 1926.
Ribs--Jan, 5000 May, $9.22.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-09
STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES DECLINE
ALL ALONG LINE
Profit Taking and Reported
Opposition to President VIII
sons Preparedness Policy
Reasons Given for Slump,

New York Nov S.-Until the clos
ng hour the most conspicuous fea-
iure Of today's stock market was its
relative dullness.
In the last sixty minutes. the list
developed sudden weakness, which
not only obliterated numerous early
gains, but caused some severe net
losses Chief among these were Can
adam Pacific, in the railroad group,
and United states Steel among the
leading industrials. Canadian fell
from It's top price Of 1878 to ISM,
closing at 1927 United states steel,
which early in the day showed a gain
Of almost point at SO 4, fell to 81
and closed a mere fraction higher.
The llarrlmans, Atchson, Great
Northern, New York Central and Erie
substituted gains Of a point or more
by losses Of as much. Baldwin Loco
motive and Crucible Steel were mate
rally lower For want Of some more
tangible reason, the avalanche Of sell
inc was attributed to advices from
Washington, indicating that the fed
eral administration might meet with
formidable opposition in its proposed
policy of preparedness. In all
probability however, the reversal was
accelerated by aggressive short sell
Ing Total sales amounted to $3.50
shares.
General news Of the day embraced
reports from Chicago and other inn
portant railroad ccnters showing an
increase Of tonnage.
Bonds We're steady during the
greater part Of the session Total /
sales, par value, amounted to So
$4,000.
United States bonds were UNI
changed on call.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-09
CLASS OF SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
u your Back hurts or Bladder
OOt6erS you, drink lots
Of water.

b,a%s nyh your kidneys hurt and your
mo- ra leels sore, don't get scared and
'0eeed to load your stomach with a
ana T. ~ uBs that excite the kidneys
Keen" lite the entire urinary tract.
yonr p your kidneys clean like you keep
VIA VoWels clean, byeflushlng them
mo,os mud, harmless salts which re-
stimuli. eue nody's urinous waste and
tlvl,,. ~ them to their normal ac-
Is II IN, me function Of the kidneys
strain ~ 'le blood. In "a hours they
waste i'onl II 500 grains Of acid and
the VA we can readily understand
kidpea.ed Importance Of Keeping the
d., s,'pk lots or water-vou cam
pbarmsc4j.,t much; also get from any
salts. "1c,st about four ounces OF Jad
a gls.. tablespoonful In
iaa - Oh water before break
and von ~ q ming for a few days
famgss Kidneys will act fine This
Of prar 7'ul3 is made from the anid
WITH VIZ and lemon inioe oornhined
erataaAt and ras been nsad a. ean
gsd kldnS,. V'' and stimulate clog
acids IN m's uso TO neutrallze the
source ~ i,.n ~ il no longer is a
Der veal III n irritation, thus ending blad-
lafe, MAJ. Inexpensive; cannot in
lthia.wsto, delightful effervescent
should tisse drink which everyone
Asir klabe,.. row and then ~ keen
tha, ala ~ clean and active Try
ana 70 dolblp W the water drinking.
eeeat q n. s.9u win wonder what
'acka'e 'Hr Kidney trouble and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-09
a. FLEISCRIEIR
Real Estate and Insurance.
III South Fourth Street.

ceipts, $4,000. Market steady. Prime
fed steers, $9.25@1O.15; dressed beef
steers, $575@925; western steers
S6.50@S.50; calves, $6m1O.
sheep r. Receipts, $4,000. Market
steady. Feeders weak lambs. SS.250
SS5; yearlings, $G.25mG.75; wcthcrs,
$5.25@GIO.
Hogs - Receipts, 5000. Market
steady. Bulk, $6.75a 7.O5; heavy, &6.75
@IO5; light $67O@IO5, pigs, $6.25
m6.75.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-09
Denver livestock.

Denver, Nov -Cattlo-Receipts
5000 Market steady to weak. Beef
steers S6.25mI2j; COWS ana hcifers
$5.2S@ G.25; stockcrs and feeders,
$6.OO@ 7i0 calves, $L50mQ5O.
Sheep - Receipts, 500. Market
steady Yearllngs. $6.25m6.75: weth-
ers, $5.75m625, lambs, $8.O0@S.5O;
feeder lambs, SL5O@8.25; ewes, $500
Q5.5O
Hogs - Receipts, 400 Market
steady Top $500; bulk, $G25m6.05.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-09
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago Nov -Catue-Receipts.
$4,000. Market weak. Native beef
steers, $5.9O@1O35; western steers.
1886 OSLO; cows $2.7OaS.15; calves.
$6.75@1O5O.
Sheep - Receipts $4,000 Market
steady Wethers $5.S5@6.35; lambs,
$6.75@G00.
Hogs ~ Receipts, 10000. Market
active, generally steady at Saturdays
average. Bulk, $6.60m720; light
&6.25q 7.3O; heavy, $G.25@I4O; pigs,
&3.75M6.35.