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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-14
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Who is Fiji?

Who is Fiji?
Don't fail TO see Fiji.
Sweet peas for sale; 5Oc per hun.
dred. Phone 40.
j, w. Sheppard visited the city To-
day from Kurten.
Hear c. A. Case, as the Man in the
Moon. In Fiji.
Bob Harrison makes up as an old
toymaker In Fiji"
w. d. stallings was a visitor to the
city today from Tabor.
Ink Spot is a niger doll. See her
clever antics in Fl.N.
Piel Brothers German lager beer
In bottles at Marwill's.
j. l.. Cobb was in the city on bust.
ness today from Tabor
See the duel between Prince and
Tin Soldier In Fiji.
Mrs. A. w. Royder OF wellborn IL
guest OF friends here.
n. A. Stewart has returned from a
visit TO relatives in Carthage.
No reserved seats for Fiji" Chill.
dren under ~, 3Jc; adults. soc.
II you need a delivery wagon ring
Reid Brothers for John Keys.
T. p. Hall was in the city on busl-
ness today from Steep Hollow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. jenkins OF Mum.
ford are guests Of friends in this city.
Hear Mrs. Marshall as the Sandman
and Miss Evelyn Sanders as BoPeep
IN Fiji"
Mrs. G. W. Showers leaves tonight
for a visit to relatives and friends in
| Isl. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Harris OF Stone
City we're among the visitors to
Bryan today.
Horace Ferguson returned today
from business trip TO Houston and
Corpus Christi.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-14
JORDAN T. lAWlER
VISITS CALIFORNIA

Jordan T. 1%ler BSyaS's popular
light and pOTeS>fhanager, left this
afternoon ~ San Francisco for a
months visit. Mr. Lawler goes TO
the big exhibit to look after his ex-
hibit of milling machinery and see the
big show. He will return to Bryan
early in June, and We hope the So
journ will be beneficial and recreating
"a thing which he so much deserves.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-14

fall Bonnie and the toys before the
Sandman again finds Bonnie and
awakes her as the morning light is
scattering their charm away.
Among the other drills and dances
will be the dance Of the Paper Dolls,
the China Doll dance, the Live Letter
Blocks drill, the Fairy and Flower
Girls drills and the dance Of the
bridesmaids in a Spanish group
dance.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-14
NOTICE.

The undersigned will receive bids
to noon. May 81. 1915. for beef. pork
and mutton to be delivered TO the A.
& NJ. College at College Station,
Texas, for twelve months. from Sep
TENDER /. 1915. to August 81. 1915.
Specifications and blanks for bidding
furnished on application.
W. wIPPRECHT.
Business Manager.
College Station. Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-14

Whatever have accomplished"
said the pompous man, 81 owe to my
self"
How delightful II must be-" muir.
INJURED a weary listener, ito feel so
clear Of debt."-Boston Transcript
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-14
FIELD DAY AT VILLA MARIA.

Saturday. May IS, 1915. to 8
o'clock. Basketball. AIS; folk dance.
$3.50; tennis. 500; May pole dance.
600 O'Clock. Annual lawn party.
Cake. ice cream, hot tamales. First
car will leave interurban station at
$3.50 and will make three round trips
during the course OF the evening.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-14

.sseseeeaea
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-14
THE WEATHER

Temperatures at Bryan for the
twenty-four hours ending at 8 o'clock
this morning - Highest, 81 degrees;
lowest, GA degrees.
Forecast until 7 D. m. Saturday.
Tonight and Saturday, fair.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-14
Standing.
NEW WELL STILL LOOKS GOOD.

A Thorough test of the deep well
last night proved that the well will
supply about 20e, gallons OF water per
minute. or about 100000 gallons per
day, as the first test yesterday after
noon proved. The mayor and one or
two members OF the council are in
favor OF sinking the well deeper, N
the hope Of striking more water. but
no action will be-taken until the
council meets.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-14
eLENVIEW BUTTER, 80 CENTS.

The best butter in the world is
made at Glenview and delivered at
SOC per pound. Phone US your orders.
1888. Two deliveries. L. NJ. Candy,
manager.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-14
CHANGES.
Kitchen Department.
NOTICE TO wooDMEN.

Regular meeting OF the lodge to-
night. Initiation and banquet. A
large attendance will be expected.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-14
TEXAS LEAGUE STANDING.
Yesterdays Results.

Houston IA, Dallas Z.
Galveston 6, Waco 5.
San Antonio 4, Fort Worth 0.
Beaumont 8, Shreveport /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-20
EXPORTS OF COPPER
GROW STILL LARGER
Rate for Month Indicated I,
$4,000 Tons-Output Equal
TO Last Months.

The indication lie that tho outrl, G.,
refined copper during the currer.
month will be approximately the .arro
as In November. The principal pol,.
OF interest at the moment, however. IL
the larger exports reported aga,n..
previous sales. Since December ~,
eigiI shipments have been at a RAJ,
which would indicate $1,000 tons a..
the month. Up to December l. cy
ports amounted to 233.eiS tons. accord.
ing TO Government returns. but a. mue,
hea vicr tOnnage has actually u,,
shipped, according to copper Selling u.
~terests. During the first eleven month
of the year. according to the Metal
Exchange records. France received 50.
69a tons. Great Britain SO. 2sO tons ana
Italy 1851 tons OF the total exported
from this country.
There was some Improvement In 'hc
demand for small lots of copper las.
week from both domestic consumers and
from exporters, and In conseaucnce
most of tho small lots Offering at cor.
ccssions were taken IN. resulting e. 4
stronger tone for electrolytlc. Witch I.
now held at 1879 TO ?oc. per pound
At London. American clectroly;lc wa
also HTT1eT III AN duNdnCe OF Tug. ard
standard copper while aulet was
stronger In tone. the tions re-
suiting In an advance OF Il on sno.
and utures.
A sharp advance in pig lin a., Sew
York last week was attributed 10 "a re
newal OF reports from London tas, ~.
British Government had placed Al er
barge upon shipments from loudo~
whenever the stock at that pcr; declined
below 1000 tons. This vas ea aaas.zc
by some local dealers reporting tNs'
they were unable to -.cure tin vic
they had purchased at London 20
prompt shipment In the laet thre. dAy
spct tin ut New York Ia, advance
37nic. TO 3ee,c.. and on Saturday NOS
holders were asking 400. February AZ
March positions, however. sold lat. 2"
tie week AT 3sc. The arrivals at Utl..
states ports since Decemtsr I Nscs
been 1850 tons. and of tho 6.2G3 TO-
Still ailuat $50 tons are due ta's Mo-'
Indicating an ample supply 10 NEE. co
sumera' requirements In cornec'.ol v..'
arrivals on the Pacific coast.
Speltcr was un-ettleu, Irregular a.
! erlutic. with continued wide and yo.'
fluctuations. spot at New York
+ arcely quotahle because a. the frog
congestion. but December shipment e..
now qIotabie at iTi,c. At Now ior. d
lie. at East st. Louis. iaNIarF W.
offered at 16lgc. al East ST. Lou.- "A
1880. at New York. January "a
February positions We're available -
i6c. at -. Louis and 10 e.. 1T NcW N'r
at the close of the week. Tho b''4o'
| market advanced IS net on srVt .Ar.
| futures. spot closing at 40.
Lead Was in fair demand and I'l. -
b.4oc. New York and 5.3ci9c. i.o,t =
| Louis for December shipment. e
| spot price was entirely nominal -
London market advanced II on rpt' az
II los. on futures. siot closing o..
Friday at t@S los.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-20

pedients In the history of war finance.
now obtains and II holds out nothing
detrimental to our values.
The success of the undertaking de-
Ponds on the manner in which II Is
handled, but British finance should Ne
equal to the task Of avoiding an over
loading OF our financial markets. What
may be described as an automatic lidui-
dalton of British 'n,estm nts has been
easily accommodated In our business
and financial recovery. All the charge
which the British Governments scheme
SO ms to make Is to provide a regulated
continuation of this liquidation. which
may he more accurately gagged to our
ability to absorb II, as the object Of
liquidation must necessarily be to avoid
serious interference with absorption at
rising figur =.
Certain large advantages are revealed
by the British movement to make a per-
sistent return of our securities. These
stocks, bonds end notes are to Is a salts
factory means Of settling the credit
balances which We are piling up In for
eign trade and as long as satisfactory
payment Is assured the maintenance or
our export movement, which has done
40 much to stimulate our Industries
probably. would seem to be assured.
1t Is an excellent thing. also, at "a time
when large profits are berg made rap
idly In a period of trade and Industrial
activity. that there is this prospect OF a
supply of season 4 and tested Invest
ments in which business profits may be
lodged. Our circumstances furnish IN
C ntiyes to extravaganza. and attractive
investment offerings such as tie war Is
bringing to our markets are incentives
10 thrift.
Moreover. competition from a supply
Of seasoned securities mould work aus
%piciously to put q brake on those proc-
esses OF speculative capitalization oil
old and ncw enterprise which have been
tile bane 81 American finance. The
times are ripe for new enterprise and
new promotions. but II word of caution
In respect to them H. entirely IN order.
Abnormal profits furnish no tusttttnble
basis for capitalization ntted TO the max
imun of abnormal earning rowcr. Aver
lcc results IN normal times have 10 be
taken closely into consideration In es-
t'mating the value Of new securities
which ma he offered. The lure uf @pc
ulstive appeal Is hard to resist under
present conditions. hut the purchaser Of
securities can well AFFORD to turn aside
from propositions which hav. chiefly a
speculative promise and coaiinc hie
hazards Of new fortune to the promo
tons which are put forth with q close
consideration Tor investment values.
While notice has been ~ much an
! gagged with the factor or Foreign politlcS
I business news has continued TO cTn1ha-
size the strength 81 fundamental con
! ditions = particularly important item
of last weeks news was IN" summary "f
the .rop venr showing both record break
ing volume and value, a desirable re-
| ,nirder of the fact that the momentum
| 80 business l,Ir,Np'n,n which derived
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-20

u, S. SUGAR BILL SCARS.
Of sIa7,OOO, 900 Paid In year
for Eorctrn Product.

During the fiscal year ended June so
foreign grown sugar, which Is the
largest amount ever paid by This coun-
try for foreign sugar absorbed by do
nestle consumption. 1t exceeds by s4O.-
900 tho expenditure for the preced-
ing fiscal year.
These figures, which rome from the
Government, are greater than ever he
fore. the average cost OF inn
ported sugar Increased a little more
than one cent a pound during the last
fiscal year, which was practically idcntl-
cal with the first year Of the war,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-20
WAR PLANTS FOR JERSEY.
"''"'e"c" aud Mtdvalr TOM
panies 10 uutiL <cur Cnu. Nm.

CAPE MAY, y. j.. Dec, IL Following
q Visit by two Russian and two Eugiisl,
army onlrers ana representatives Of the
MldValc Steel Company 60 IN. land living
along the Delaware Bay from p'r!r,',
folnt north to Goshen arrHugrutcn'r
nave been made with 1oacph t,mu.
owner of a large tract, 70 l"as, II with
n privilege OF buying.
Mr., 'anp has rrturln,. .rr \au
York, where tho negotiations a,r, midr.
larg" steel plants ar, f, d. erected uu, ~
the land ant 'nlart'd 'I,. itp Aruru't-
are 10 bc used Icy INr Nud,..l, gn,,
Bethlehem romrtii't b.tNr,u ptl,
Creek and Goshen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-20

,.>>h,H> IN, II ,nWr>>,, ''"-'''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-20
TRANSACTIONS FOR THE WEEK.
Railroad and other shares.

The following table gives in addition to the sales for the past week and
range OF stocks o N the New York Stock Exchange. their dividend yields cal
cuated on the closing sale or bid prices on Friday night:
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(SortieBung folst.)
. a g @rii n E II d.

8as @riinbuh, hos in Rom erfdien
Gntbdlt Elm pnhres S6peinfurt s9riii
Die 3iiae bieier sblen S6rift,
Die rieten 70 na6 Rdttengift.
Sn feinen 2ettern i3leifen itumm
8iel tlsine Sbirren, bintenrum
grituunlid1 1T, mas bieIe WeIt
Qn 3abenoutiamteit entbGlt. J..
Gn lautloYer @errGtberei,
In Srua unb 2eifetreterei.
Bon 3uperlob tein 0uentel4en =
SeoD4 Elm etbiid MGntel6en.
n@s fhmerst mein Sers, bas ebel III
9ein blutia f6limmsr Serben3pif,
Das ih0nIteMenI6enmitlstb astg i'd
Wenn 0u be5a9lft, 70 fbpeis if.
Gs purmte mid bas llnre9t Ie6r
(Wer 6ietet mebr? iper bietet mebre)
sd bab' es nift gelitten
8um griten, 3Deiten, 9rittenD
Der gunbesbruber fparb genorrt,
SS6 liefre i'm bem @egenfpart.
Sc leben bic GrpreFer!
Wer mebr sdblt, beito heFer".
GOt.Iieb Gm .Gas)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-18
0rnaseisexttxmsAbertrasnnse
Gineinnati, II. syuui

Clemens s. MOs an Soispb 6.
Seiiter, Got 100 in Snbion giep
llnterabtbeiIuna. (5teuer 50c) $500.
Chris. 8. RemboIb an sSoIsp1 6.
Seiiter, Got 81 in Snbian 8i.ip LIN.
terdbtbeiIunG (Stsuer 50e); $500.
Die Gooington Sdpinss q. u. 2.
go an anna 2anaboui, Got 353 In
Gorpprb 9iep lluierabtbeiIune, $275.
Die 5beobOre 6iri6felb Cons 90.
an Ditto 6irf6fsIO, 80 BEL $50 5uB
an Der Sitieite bon golerain 2tosnue,
tSteusr $1.50); 81.
Wurn 6. Suffer an Miaie 6.
5irf6felb. Cots 10, II unb ~ in
unterdbtbeiIuna "" bon 9aDib pes
ters' gd6lab, 81.
Wlorris fuller an Wlcllie 9rtrr,
Got an Der rotbDitli6enGde bon gbges
fpoob uno froome apenne in clinton
gloce, (Stsuer $3.50; ST.
Der Staat Ohio an 6. 8. Wiltiie
Cots 549 uub $50 in garr's Inter
abtheilrng an Der 8. Strabs, $368.41.
Wlners y. Cooper an Mdrgaret g.
8rablep, Got IA in Sames u. prices
llnterabtbeiluns an Der Burns Stras
BE, (Steuer $1.50; 81.
William 6. 5bomas gd6Iab an
leIisabstb Willidnis, Cots 6, Z unb
1hsil BON aots 3. 4 unb 8 In Ssnrr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-18
slusldnoiihe Wa@rihten,

.ganfleifd"a abe! Gin aiis
den,unbiaer fdreibt ms ans Wien:
Gin berb.r 9erluit bat bas ebluitise
gDisn setroffen: Dos .ganfleiI6" 1T
pon ben Speistarten Der meiiten @afts
bdufer berf6rpunben. 1ort, no es
iih nod Dorfinbet, 1T ss infolse Der
oaaemsinen 5ieii6tbeusrung 70 iebr
i'm prsiIs sefiiesen. bab Elm seip0bns
Ii6er Sterbli9er Ii6 bieien @.nub
nidt mtbr leiiten lam. 8d gu fiirhs
Ten 1T. bab man allberbnIb Der Wisner
8dnnmsiIe biefeu ffiperen gerluit
nidt rsdi tpiirbissn ipirb, ia, bab es
pielleiht nod INNER cine qn3abl ferns
iiebsnbsr 3eitgenoFsn eibt, bic nit
benz gesriffs bts ..gonfl.iiHes" ni4t
ienea a9oriielIung perbinben, bic Der
Mittiateit bes @eaenitanbes nnssmeIs
Zen In. mag bsi bieiem anlaFe bars
aetbnn tpsrbsn, tpelhe Rolle bds Bans
fleiit" i'm aaiironomiIGen Stbns
fuhtsrdie zines ieben Nyieners fpislt.
MAS aunddit bic Gtpmolosi. bss
Beries anbelouat. lei ouftldrenb be-
msri. cob bds ~gGnflsiff" bofjbsutIct
geinfleiih heibt. iueiI iein ipidtisFtr
9eituHbtheil Elm arobss, m6htiassg,in
IN. bas ipip0rl in betoraiiper ols
auaIiidtiper 6iniidt fiir bds .gan'
fleiih" nusihInpg,bsnb in. Dds
probIem bes .8dnfleif6' @enuFes
beitebt ia bdrin. baB mon bas ridties
Ban Cgein) betpmm.. Sn bitfer Be-
aisbuna fnb bic llnterf6iebs erob. Ga
mag fit Den gliS.dHsepsi5ttn aIlsr.Y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-18

Die foIgen bes tur3sn arieaes pa.
ren nt6t 10 itlimm, als bic Gnaits
Iifen @smiitber tie Tih uebatt 6atz
ten. Der a6ihlub bss SFriebens ers
folate RAID unb bic fiegreife preubis
fche Grmse srg iid aus gDbmen su.
rid, I'm nat unb narb bic alien Gar.
ntfonert auf3uiuten. Die Gefbdftss
melt atbmete aiif, Internebmunaen.
bic qeitodt. tpurben fo-tgeIest, bic
1eimtebrenben &rieger mubten bes
i6dftiat iperoen unb bd bic unthGtidz
fett ir ben GommermDndten iiberdll
briruenbe gebiirfniFe herbprgerufen,
mahte fih etn reges aeben RAID Be-
mertenr.
Dds 9ertrduen auf hie Douer bes
Triebens mehrts itt nit iebem Sage
Srt bierin irar rornebuIiG Der Grnnb
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Tlinnie Z. glihdrbfon an MdbiIon
3. u. go. 2. $500.
gilbert $. @eiit an annd 6. S4ne'
der. $500.
.Soiepbine Z. Ginstte an dirTi
Warb 3. II. g. o., $500.
Sofspb q. Matbias al Hntional ..
u. Co.. $3.50.
friebrif, 8. Woeblmann an Ger.
mania 80. Q 9. II. 8. Co., $500.
Caroline 9shmann an gntonio
6ome 8. II. g. Co., $1,000.
Gbdrlss g. 3ieterls an qrobioeni
Sapinas gant II. 5ruit Co.. $500.
Dtto Satsriobn an aion 6. II. ..
Co.. $500.
Gbita aablsr an SObn ). sic.,
5000.
Glen @itfep on 9. 81. Ofiutt.
$S13.
9beobprs sl6r an sruites pon
ReIisf fuRS RcRillan 9O0Se 0o.
141. 500.
Wldroaret 6. Orr Ii. glnb. an Union
Sapinas Q. II. g. Co., 5000.
Wntbilba u. gslser an gpauiton
.. ii. 3. Co.. $4,000.
Gitluit @. Wddsr on bo.. $2250.
9eiiis SGubsrt an DaInut Sias
g. II. g. 60. $4750.
Do. an bo.. $500.
Ssnrn Z. GimIit all dragon o. Il.
9. so. Rp. 2. $500.
6enrn q. 6enis on Goutbtrn Sbio
Sdoinas 9dnt Co., $4,000.
WilIiam 8unaer an Gineinnatus g.
II. 3. Co., $2500.
Wlarn 2aiisr an Sprins 9arber
6. II. 9. 60. $4,000.
Wnrp WoIpa OH pedrl Warist
gant. $4,000.
6enrn @snsr an 9aOiS 9. Sbas
ner. 500.
Gbmunb Z. Wcainnsp an Gfsns
ipdn g. II. .. Co., $1,000.
Sorrn gsber an College 9ia g. II.
S. eo., SlaOO.
DoIf Siaman an @lsntpap 6. II.
,. Co., $500.
GbfpiH anisbt an Delta 9. u. 60,
$500.
Cecilia ean.r an Wiaiam q. Col.
Iins. $1,000.
2lnna 6. Reebes an Gtlta 9. u.
Co.. $1,000.
@etiIeit 6npptbeten.
elmslid MorgonTdtpeis an pries
6ia eagle 6. II. g. 60, $500.
stobn 80. 9du an propib.nt Sops
inps gnnt Co., $700.
ebtuin Welser an Southern Sbio
SapiHas gant Co., $1,000.
gDm. u. Wbite an s. g. Nor
tbinaton, $500.
ssOfsphine &. Ginstts an plinp q.
.SobnIon, $464.
DO. an iirit Warb 9. Ii. g. u. Co..
$500.
geter %. 2ilIid an gropibent;Gap
inas y. II. Z, Co.. $2500.
6srbert 9. GDa9oub on aion 6. u.
3. Co.. $500.
oenrb Diqinms an Soutbern Obio
g. II. Z. Co., $500.
Suiau SiliOn an Clarence 9iIfon,
SAT-.
Bert. q. Wloorman an SpcamOr.
g. II. g. Co.. $500.
Gbas .W. Goldman an Cbio gals
len 9. u. 3. Co.. $25oO.
qlua. atrn an Clifton Seisbis 9.
u. .. Co.. $750.
sfobn 8. SOstter II. an @sft Str.et
Ro. 2 9. II. 3. Co., $500.
Sbsrmon appIesate on Brighton
German 8aut Co.. $1,000.
Wlarp Wolpa on Clinton 8. II. 9.
60. $500.
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GruuOeisentbnms SppOtbefen.
eineetragen.

Yeu elm 9etr gen.
2lnna 9unsboui on Walter ).
Shuh. S275.
Sobe 6. Wtepers an gbarles 80.
Batter. 5000.
Sarrp 3. 2lrnolb on Union CABS
inas 3. II. 3. Co.. $4,000.
SSoispb glbler an Soutbiibe 8. u. ..
Co.. $3.50.
Waraoret 6anltn an Wortingmens
German .. u. g, Co.. $500.
Warsarst Q. 9rableu an Gabinsi
g. IT, .. Co., $500.
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DeboIt'g llnterabtbeiIuns an Wppiie'
piie. S1325.
Chris. s.. Hembolb on elisabetf
Wiaiams. Got 81 In Snbidn Yisir
llnierabtbsiliing, $500.
Gliia Gdmitt on Mamie 5pr, &c
BEL 200 fub an Der SitIeite Dor
Wrobiibe g(penns, $50 SUB n0rolid
BON llnioerIitp glpenue, (Stsnes
$1.50); 81.
Sarrn SO. aoerner an glrihur
9iebtte. Cots II unb 12 in 6. o.
SutdinIon's sneiter llnterabtheilunl
in Silperton. $400.
Sernarb 8. 6. Bid on Mabse g.
2ptins, 40 Bel 100 5uB an Der Siib.
feite BON 6airfar glpmue. 425 5uF
pItli6 Der Sadberrp Strabe, (Steuer
$3.50; 81.
pbiIip Renner on 2cuis u. unh
glnnu 6. Souer, AZ BEL 110 Jub an
| ber WsIfIeite BON Wturisl Court, 1872
sub DitIi9 bon 5airpietp apenue,
! (Steuer $D; 81.
Qllen 6. Roubebuib on Campbell
sSobniton, Got go. 131 ron euerslit
llnterabtbeilrng in Settion 4, Delhi
5oipnTbip, 81.
8eorge Sii9er an Sofspb 6. Wla'
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-06
MACHINERY SEIZED BY
GERMAN GOVERN MENT
Belgian Legation Says Thousands OF
Men Are out of Work as
n Result.

WASHINGTON. March ga pro-
test by the Belgian government
against the seizure by the Germans of
machinery and tools in Belgian in
dustrial plants Friday was made pub
lie by the Belgian legation here in a
statement alleging that hundreds of
thousands Of Belgians are threatened
with starvation as a direct result of
these acts.
The federation of Belgian steel and
iron manufacturers have forwarded to
the German governor general in Bel
GUM a formal protest against the
seizure of tools and machinery in
the Belgian plants" the state says.
cover 100000 worth of machin-
cry already have been seized and sent
to Germany to be used in the manu-
facture Of German war materials.
ut is easy to understand such de-
crees practically nullify the efforts
made in industrial circles to resume
work in the Belgian plants and thus
save from starvation many hundreds
OF thousands of Belgian wOrkmen and
their families.
THE Belgian government strongly
protests against these measures which
constitute a clear violation Of articles
OF the regulations annexed 10 the
fourth Hague convention"