davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30

fUn NAfI Ni trade nu ftrriiienhi.
o. Ntn huNt hre.fHfn mfaicfn arst
ahs mtafsd som Antonio asifaFr fnf
sale nr trade cepas rhsisn h,.nas
ifatl
LAST CHANCE ~ ems fhf n
tof mont l0l .n hUsi nfiralnfi1 an
She'll flssfn ltef iu "a hsfgain
roaHonahn fcfmr eiann Iiarr't. AaH
~. ruan T1tf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30
AALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
For Rent.


a. As-.i 'n'fnis g. rent Living r.sr,
@,''"'" ans haih Fetni.hs,s mi
''Ntr1i'rccs Itrfor a.s,I....
'.4N'fe Nisens AYaftmcsis ~ ,.n.,.
p.'n Apartments tor rraf anal,
N,en'H-.s RESINS hath AND stfs, -,
~ poieocs rhens ss5 stss
i"R RENT a t.rs.sm f~r-.-es
'.a.'--q ga GAG ioc ana naA.d -.r.,,
letl
fvk RENT rhree-roosn f,rn,.s.s
COTTAGES sikeq per month
'Aashn' - hcsacs street. Paon. sss
k7t
foH RENT two nse-rs-sr r,.-.,e.-.
ssiiAses On buffalo street Agsle \.
s NJ Gust hs5@ IT, less nofraie
a.
FOR RENT store rosm at al 49,.
''reae ApVl, Seaside Hotel Prone =
ssni
FoR RENT Extra lars. r,.-,-,--,
'auaEe' all ccnrcnicncss 81 o. n,-
month, Apply goy Caller IA
-.
FOR hENr Five soeco or r-e,
room modern huuse fsrn,ahes 40 ~.
furnished. Ansss Moore. Phone ss,
isf
FOR RENT Reasanablc mis-, o,.
modern t-rupm cottaEe nd ioss Ar.,.
81. phone gs6 s.st,
fo3 RENT one 4 ana ono e.r..r,
house for rent an Convenience Ci...e
liza -" 80, ~,
FOR RENT FURNISHED A e.r,om
hoasc on EAR line and paved rr..i
'eaa Liberty. Phone sga tssal
fek RENT 4-r0-on haese carr,f
Ming ana Arncs streets Anas Nunf.
Mpore villa Phone ss1 bssl
FOR RENT Coifact close ln sos
llhcris strcci rhuue $50 Ace. b Is
Furran tsisl
Fon RENT lashl housrtosp.nr
roams era suite furnished 81 aifur
uishei reasonable SeeN sctatal
street Loathefr uod halldine 6kt
-s-------s.sss.-...-.i..s.
FOR HENT Niec e,m rosns fnr
lirht hnusekc,plnf al modern CON.
vrHicnccs near in ~ bluff "a ets
Hnliaio The nrcaAs caiisr~ 1eN
FOR HINT Modcrn s-rcom houro ga
South nlnff car line Either Furnished
or unfurnished Reasonable rent rhonr
i95 Of gan 80 Gnons lurniiufe CO.
tsap
FOR RENT Eam FRONT rrom 90 CON
Veuicncca near Hay. hlofks poaieiuce
private FAMILY. sgg Anivey street
phone 4fs ttf5i
FOR nENT Eicrani rooms iu private
homie on South niHff breakfast if dc-
sired. ernilemeu preferred Address
A. gaA 80. 5sg tIgl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30

courNR cfniaIl iaaas fls warlsl in
iha ausniion - rar ana "a rfif
PALACE IAiigiiiN leads Corpus
chrisu IN tts siesnisF AID pfssnluf
business Phone ts3 oil
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30

Youa eaANet


Fth SAit Da o.ss i.fus Ia t.f b..
ghauar new coiiaet. iiih ana N.iHtt.
tiftsis alid i.flr rts-f Iol NHrron lm
prusrnsui Addition uesf af nts.h cas-.
iri iasrts sfft attractive. a. AZ i,aef
amman an. @iau rt thuul sta aIa
tNh SALE isSt sorcs ~ band Nir.
miles a0a'twtst ui saa iat4e shitflns
prns fuiics ffoie iiIs tact bus Mra
4Nan shack gsd tna NpH as patfs
and 90 atfea in ruiti,atian slisnt .n,
Naii 20 ihlf laNa IS asf.d lallsl laud.
sooh fH rAifN itIan the iuianrf hffe
mntio Htk feisIuE iaud euur fotk
un Hhnut rur faprih of ihis iiati ~,
fenrud ani onss fsaNed uiih rued fouf
wire fouoc THREE miics fum 1g neide
in nufal couuu vhpre s6a Ctan..
CHRISTI ti.l
BON SALE ia with thgoe r,am
dwolAug barn and eaod Cl-trfn. az
new Western part n ciis. lfics tgs9
easy tefra. App5 ht tig mesquitt at
rhpne ga tssN
tffN -AfF thHr iulf Nassh
NoaDf rhCHf itfH cin nF hal nofth
tho mpncS Aaarrss d. a Aas NJ
huR SAID ave huudssd ana MIS-
lots nenr white rlnt gas well faf
sale one third cash ard balance on
oasy terms Address postoffice ho.
tos ue2oi
aa--tsa.
Farm Landt-i Have rhss,
..H... l..|.. Mn. Ir...H
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30
Help Wanted Female.

Paying employment fnr women. fu'i
" part time. Sell guaranteed cotton
Isle slik hosiery g. user. Experience
upneceasary, large prfiis srrlrr
business now on. INTERNATIONAL
MILLS, seis Chestnut Fhiladelphia
a1e
WANTED A good cook. ifefsf one
who viii stay GA premises lY1s
rhapAfrai Phone tea. itAf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30

fut SALE Fc fits rhraNt Nullde
iNfiHv Shoe CIV hlem .fats SIS
NoNu i.lUlfr iIsnn Nnil.aItUh i4t
tprt NtrhIne c0mpsus Ar ana fii,
rlN'ri'st in gNriN ~nf Fnui mratiNH
Mrfih .FpNn1 81 Hla q sH0. $3.50 ea
ish,v % itarsn fof s,iiins nenr hae
Httff NusiNrst oanf Aifend fn o. frm
Mpraisou lfet Nhtpsuai sfeW C,r
Naa thttil fcsas fftt
Al tANHAtN fnfh llesatiiI if aair
practically new an iNf r.trit rhnat
laN A DiWN UItrn iinifi Cows
tf, Tcsns tNNNNf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30
Lost and Found.

InSf aal.s isat.fiis4 .t..aa..,.
ptra - rfmat.ff t...,i.,ts..
lraastiHt A4ai. ,.f lt.. ..t.t ...l...
~
.a...
: Aas. es.si I..4 Is n.y. $3.50
tata ..nst fta t.t
ftNNN NNU Huttao sN.gat.t hiiIi
HitA usaff .eUaii. isilaf afnor tfs
tsT n.n F... te is
.t.at .aa ,......l. ..l.,...t 4. t..t..
f.l. t..i st,.a .flt. M t
r,aI rs. r..il..t =, l.,..i..4 r.,..,.i
49,, i..f......tl.... ~, .t.... ~. a.....,....
tf" ''' W
f.okr rs et.n r..I XII. ..s
,sn,nat .s..al... m4....t .f
t..rf..t as t..il4f .ff..
$780,.
60, -
TOT oatc or ffeUr'
...t. a....... v...
o. wafNr sos ieam haf malrs
VI "W MHe f'a" n ra'a tNfHi fIR
i l'iiiNa HNaNH iNHNs 20 81
tNth faAsi
H.HHI. f0HIUH NH.Nf#Hl. IIHIf|Hf ifIi HIIfIf u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30

iuit YOUR iIoWEU Nina ANll
rAftuENN We faH FURNISH you nlaai
rgndi atIi aiso HeH fuilri insecure
aita clean shru ana ins faiai ~ Yan
vnlkF etc Nefgn Tfantfrf Na.. iHunr
1898 Nsli
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30

Born Apartments ~ g--s -.
',e..'s ? RESINS taih and shlet srrc.s
"a pofehcs l,hcas sss 49,.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30

a, 49, 'ii's nis 81 rent Living r.,s.
N''' zen ans iaiA Fetn.-h.,s m'.r
w ''Ntr1isnc,s Itrlios a.s,l...
lngAlrc Givens Agaftmrrt. y. ,.,.,.
~ lftal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30

- KEY three~rocsn farni.h..s
..''"ees siheQ per month.
NAnshn' 20 hcsars stre@t. Pa.n. az
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-30

snit kENT-- Two nse-r,en usccssr
A.-ss On Buffalo street Asp, 4.
~ Gust hs1@ IT, less pufraie
-' vs. a.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-27

the morning he waited for the post
man with growing panic.
The usual letter from the leather
company was in his mail. But it was
typed instead of written by the cash
Ter. Jenkins tore open the envelope,
desperately hoping to see the famil-
lar pink check fiutter out. Instead
there came a formal notification.
CAS- you are by this time doubtless
aware, we have decided to discon-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-27
S. e = = 4S . .
: A TEN-CENT CATASTROPHE =

BY H. Nj. Egbert
The man who gets his salary from
a distant city lives under the DamO-
clean sword. Jenkins was no ex-
ception to this rule The leather
company employed agents in several
towns, and Jenkins, newly posted at
Sequah, drew his $40 weekly out of
the mailed letter with fear and trem-
bling. What if the company should
suddenly dispense with him? Once
the letter failed to arrive, and Jen-
kins, who always waited for the
checks to pay his weekly bills, was
in despair.
To complicate matters there was
Mrs. Jenkins, a frail, weakly woman
without the least ability to earn a
living if anything happened to her
husband. Jenkins had this POSSIBLE
ity upon his mind all the time. To
crown his troubles, he was a "one-
job man. He had been with the
leather company, which was a soul
less concern, since he entered their
service as an office boy, 80 years
before Shy and retiring, he did not
see the ghost of a chance to earn
anything if ever he lost his position.
No, that did not crown his trou-
bles, but he had another trouble
mixed with joy, the two so interwoV-
en- that he did not know where one
began and the other ended. Laura,
in the local hospital, had presented
him with boy, their first child.
Jenkins had looked in awe and partly
in fear, at the extremely red atom
of humanity, then at his wife's weak
figure. He saw the radiant happi-
ness of motherhood upon her face.
At such a moment most men would
have thought of anything but ma
teriaI things. But into Jenkins brain
there flashed an appalling thought.
He remembered that, having paid the
hospital bill for only one week ahead
he had exactly S12 in the world.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-27

Took a Silver Candlestick From the
Buffet
tinus our agency in Sequah. You
will therefore close the Office pend
ing the arrival of our representative,
who will take charge of the stock
and fixtures" .-;
Jenkins let the letter futter to the
floor He put the rest of the mail,
unopened, into his pocket and went
automatically up to the hospital 1t
was always his habit to notify Laura
when an unexpected event occurred.
But when he looked at her he could
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-19

CHICAGOGRAMS
We've got a bunch that a good
many politicians smoke BULL Dur
ham.
Local hardware stores report an
increased sale of roller. skates.
A lot of our drinking fountains will
shortly start their summer bubbling.
Soon we'll all rise and sing swat
the Fly"
Chicago housewives are getting
ready to clean house. They'll take
the big diningrOom rug out in the
back yard. Can you beat it,"
Take your pick in the swatting
game. The fly or the rug.
Lets hope local baseball players
will get the swatting fever. Never
mind swatting the flies; catch 'em.
Exit St. Patrick's day. Enter
Easter.
Our women folks won't have to
raise their skirts to the shoe tops to
cross a puddle. They're up now.
Next Sunday, March n, Spring will
be here, so they tell US.
Mine months and fourteen days
more and we can make our resOlU-
tons all over again.
Whatever the weather may be, it's
always a case of This is the Life.
Gotta take what we get.
1870
r. R. ARGUMENTS TO BEGIN
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-19
R. R. ARGUMENTS TO BEGIN

All EVIDENCE in western railroad
wage arbitration is in. Arguments
begin Monday. W. S. Carter, presi-
dent fremen's brotherhood, opens.
James Sheean, for railroads, will take
a day for his speech. Warren S.
Stone, grand chief engineer, will
close. Chairman Peter G. PTitchard
tells both sides to take as long as
they like for speeches.
BURNED BEARD BROUGHT BIER
New York.-Too mich whiskers
caused Louis Leinstein's death.
Pouring gerosene in a stove, his long
patriarchal beard caught fire.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-19
SURE SIGNS!
BY Jim Nance

Marbles and tops,
And Ioiypops,
And roller skates ito boot"
Kids in caps,
With no ear laps,
A brand new baseball suit.
Catcher's NIT,
A batting kit,
And every sporting thing.
The good time lids
Raised by the kids
With sure pop signs of spring.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06
MISUNDERSTANDING
gintinnatt. 8. Ul


2be Mlo6 germau guiIbino 60. an
Sbe plauts Butler &c.. 10 Sabre padi
anfan8enb /. 2lpril 1915 auf "a b.i
160 5uk an Der Sii6.peitede BON g.m
uub WlcfarIanO Strobe. Wlona!Ii9s
Wiietbs 916.67.
9bs Gtorge gisIer Sons go. an
aouis &. Baud Il. 81, lleberlaHuus
Der pa6i oon 50 BEL 80 f5uB an Der
ytoroiueiisde BON Z. unb Waiu Stra'
bs. 81.
Gonunb e. Spormfisbt on sTreb
S4ierlob. Elm Sabr pd6t, btginn.nb
om l. Mai 1915 Don 81 BEL 100 9fub
an Der Deitisiis Der WaiHinaion apti
me in GodlaHb. NlonatIife Wisib'
SIG.
gbarIs5 9. 9imes an WilIidm s..
gorgman. Cots 10, IL. 12 unb 13 IN
Sdblor & Spencer's llnternbttsi.ung
in SpcomOrs 9oipnfbip, 81.
Wilium 9iut,ldder II. u. an SIaDr
TO 9slermircb unb Cara Gaprdnoo,
i76 bel $40 fub/an Der Oitieits Der
Glopernppt Qpsnus in Settipn 26 in
,Sprinsfislb 1onnibip. (Steuer 300;
81.
M1rn r. 6urbingbdus al GDerett
+. goier, 80 bsi 144 nub an Der Writ'
feite BON @ranO 1penue (Steusr $3);
81.
5rant Sheliss an Guiiop u.
S6eer, Got A IN eSobr 4ppIsedt9s
llRtsrabthsiIuus in ss00nbaIs lstsusr
81; 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06
9i. g OIbai,nplass
MrloSie: Gisb i'd in finitrsr Bitter!

Wrlobie: Gieb i'd in finiirsr Wiif.rs
nati.
9sH i'd in fiuft'rsr Wlittsrna4t !.
90 tiHidm ouf bic 2duisingb,
60 benr i'd on bic 9rogsrie.
Sb iis ni1is bat fiir's aduiepish.
upb lpeun man of bss Rd&ts trlDa4,
Gibt alIss bsi Der aduisiago!
glls i6 aur iahnt forta,mubt,
SAB it ni6ts Ron Der aaus gelpub.,
2luA ian6 ibr aoHtsrfei man ni4t
sSn uniertr Gdturgsi4iHf
GOD lego III bic araue anus
sci uns rs gut aIs lpis subaus.
Sic III uns treu. mir ibr niht gut.
Sic inMgi 10 Germ SpIoaienblut,
nod Hie fflua's Ser3 uns parm bsi
Ra6t.
@enn mir 70 pl0blih oft trtDd@i.
Nir Iie1m oaHn pom SfIafen uuf
limb MAIDEN SturTangr!fis brouf.
gDR aliidlih lsbt ibr bod buheim.
"a ibr nid,ts iribt BON bisisr qstn.
sSbr IdIaitt rubia in crr Ratt,
gBenn mir iinb bel Der aduisiago.
Dodb fir uns III "a isinc S6dnb',
Genn mir iinb bier im-aduf.IanS!
Gin @unSsr III es fiter nid5t.
Dab i'd srfinben bies 0ebi4i. v
Bier Rattsn aisbt ss bier unb Wldnis,
ODD lanee niht iopisI hi, = aiuT,
Die finb't man bi.r in jsbsm Saus /
lInb ii5er aud, beim-Ritolans. |
asissifrsiIiuisss o. g |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06
@lilitarismns nno oyierpeu.
Rsuro pfbdOIOsii6s Rec
fIerion.
Bon 9r. mso. Roinst BissbabsH.i

es 1T in unfsrer arcben 3ii 10
gitlss pieLeift 81 gislss uno
lie6erfIiiliioes - iiber ben GlHfluB
res arisses auf bic Gntitehune BEE
6piitros sVsnroien gelArieben Ino ats
iprphen iporbsn. Die asbrieltt Dec
IgsbdilIe. bsr ipoblthdiigt, er3isb.rild)s
GiHflaB ber iirorimtn, miltttrtldlslI
Digsiplin icipie bss iirensen, DerdHis
iporilrnaspoIIeH &risgsoisnlies, o.s
| fllrfltloien BEN 5obs unb Der geidbt
iAs gtiiee Sdauens dIif bic @eiunoilHS
unn Grfidrtuug bes IsrpenlniisIns
fvuroe tduri her Grip1hnuna iperig
atgalien. lInb bennof, iollie audi tst
oieier Grihtiruna. penn iie aud HIdIt
| 10 iinnfdIIis III. asnaue geo6n6tunJ
lne ResIftrirnna nidpi duBer Ahi g.s
lliitn perosn. Iie nlan3tr Reuralip:s
inter, Der alI 6dufe on alien mosli6 II
&rdutheii.n 3u ltiesn iidl eiHbiloeis
unb bic ploR isinsr llmeebuna btIs
tfie, III HUN, burA bic Mnflt be
tkrnsn got5penbigtsit sssipungsH
gun 6elotn I'M S9iittngrabtn s.'
norb:nl Gr, bsr unisr 1aunm6ti eli
fd idIaflOs auf isintm Eager pdl5s,
iblGit ipis ein WlurmtIibier duf b.ni
| 5trobidde, - tptnn iittrbdupt sin:r
| en IN! sort fiHo ieins @rilsn, fen:
Gounen. itine eirii5tliurht - ME nat
einen .3auttrIbIos. Deese6Iaien isine
9Ireii. pds spiae Ssr5tIopfen. Aut)
isine 9srbauunasbeidfperbeu iiIlb se'
ihpunben. peg iiub bic SbitipliioH,
ber Wnaenbrud, bds Sobbrenne5; b1s
9omuibbrob munosi ihR por5iig IN;
Die 8oului6tauons biiult ibm sire
Wo6ltbdtsrin su iein, ipdbrsnb ,r tn
6ri,osn dppeiitIos bti ben iGoniisn
9eder5iiieu bdiab unb nib!s ibM
ihmsdu poIlte.
5raat man iit nab Der uridfr. 10
IN pcr alien bic itramme GIE5lfI II
safiir .peraRtporilth Az maiden Or
.2nann, iih elmer hohtren. ssbieieno.H
Rabt uU.ersuoronsn, iuirit Bunbr
b.i esn ubuIiitiichsn Snetpibusn. er
mub, sa gibi teine Gusrsoe. ltinta
9aropn. 'fsrner lit bic gsi4dfiisun5s'
ibsrapis babel in 9stra6i Al aisbsr,
bic Q6lsntuna. Tsr SoIont hai lelH.
,3si., fiG1 lin fsin Iitbes sssdb su tlm'
mern glu6 bic fortipdfreno tros
fenbe Gefabr Gls mGdtieer Reia u;rtt
iidhleub, a6b1rienb nuf bas RerDsn'
ipiism. Scbann tomrlt binsu bic
fortpihrsnbs letllna, Die gsipohnh.tf.
@ir tpiiIen ia, bah man siH or5anti1
aefunpes, cttr pon Ruiur ifrpddIlG
psranlagiss RusisIipiiem nurt me-
ihcbiidt usbune biz aur bo4itsn
graftleihirna sraislsH tauu gben Q
perhdlt es iih nit einsm orgdniih iuS
iatien, atsr aurien Rsrpeniniiem. aub
Ter pipaiidx ginflub III nitt 81
ilbsrf.sn: bag gsiipi.l CT fsbt pp,
fib Iautsr .nSipibuen, tDtIte isb'r'
,.ii bersit iinb. bsbiuaungsIcs ibr 2''
ttn elmer bobersn sSbtt gu ppfsru. uno
fpIai.
goGenbs bic ruiion.[le Grnabruns
i'm NtIb.. Der isbr mdbi1s a!iObOla
uus gaiio;insenys. pdbreub BIS
Warfdes pber ouf BEN SdIaAif.lo
fuo beibe uusstihlOiien ipirltn
feilinm dui bas RsrptHfpftem. ~
bin feft iiberseuei. baB incnb boff'
nunasIoier Reurniibsnitsr aus Dim
!trisae ME aus emem ssuna6orn &c.
lrdftisi unb ssiidbIt Suriidltbrn uno
fortan, fiatt auf bem Sofa lisg no
gum lepiaeu 6rilltHfdng.n Deroammt
1u i.in, ein brdu4barss uno Isiiiungss
fdhises Gli,b Der Gsisai@aii blsibsI
tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06

Niuiam ps. Saas an s9s propis
bent 5opiuas gdnt 4 1ruit Gcmpa
mn, 5 csnbfe 9adt, bssinnenb an |.
Wlui 1915, fir ben adoenrdum al
Der 9lorboitede BON s. unD Treendn
Q.psnu, gPnnotlihe Wlietbe $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06
Gnfant terrible

griiutigam: ,gsaMGrden, glib mir
einen stliB unb iage Oeiner Sflpeiter,
id, babe ibr cine S6aftel S9ofoIo.
6e nlitgebro1t."
MGr6en: Sic irii5cren 9rdlti'
eams BON alrafen baben mir inmer
Die S@ofOIaoe stlS i5r ben assb geee'
be'."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06

arsS. 6. mlapsr an eii5nbsiS
Wloper $500. -
Samuel apienbets an WlarD Nh'
GOh $4,000.
Bdrren g. gfi6arbs an Ooflsa 81
II, g. Co.. $4,000. !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15
TRADE IMPROVEMENT
REPORTED SPREADING
Bank Clearings show Steady
GMns--Earnings Of Rail
roads Grow.
The weekly trad. reviews report cor

The weekly trade reviews report con-
diton. as follows:
Duns Gays: with scarcely an cS-
ccption statistical comparisons, by
which business activity Is measured, re-
feet progressive improvement and that
the steady gain ia bank clcarinss ID not
wholly due TO tho expansion IN specula-
tiv. operations IA Indicated by trc con-
tlnucd increases at many Of the leading
centres cuts,de OF New York. Railroad
e.rrirgn make better exhibit and the
larser traffic movements have resulted
IN = notable failing off In the number
Of idle cars. Failures and uncmploy-
n-ut have decreased. This iron and
steel irado holds it's own ard continues
uu the Same encouraging basis of output
as hbfore. War orders still produce
marked prosperity In many lines.
taking the place Of tho reduced dornes-
tic consumption. There Il continued
activity In tlrc cotton goods trade. In
spite Of the irregular1tv caused by duc-
tuations iu the raw material
Brodstrsers Gays: Thus far toreie n
developments have failed or especial
untoward effect upon domestic trade or
isdustry. In fact. and allowing for sea
sonal shifting from ono branch of dis
tributtou 20 another. growth over a
rather wide AREA seems to be the chief
characteristic and I'm Industrial quar-
tors evidences ~ increasing activity
arc patent. though. ~ course. certa In
enterprises and sections OF the country
must til be counted among tho economic
lasgardS. In any event the week has
brought forth better retail trade. thanks
to- warmer weather while activity IN
wh5less!c and jobbtns lines rs reelected
M NorthW osteriI, Southwestern and cen
:iyd Western reports The agricultural
south. where cotton Is not - high as
n was iu April. and the Paclnc North
west continue slow, and In the East
irrcrulaT'ity Is visible. But In those
1n,g where high prices for cereals
have superinduced activity The general
tendency Is TO buy ahead and 20 rport
that trade IS equal go n not better than
~ his tinns last year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15
FIGHT OVER WIRELESS STATION
French aud German interests Both
'Irim TncL~rton Plant.

NrwArN. Y. T.. May ~ Vice Chan
,cllor Frederic W. stevens heard argu-
itrut and reserved decision to-day in the
suit % tho Universal Wireless Telegraph
rud Telephone Company. French con
Germ. against the United states Service
Corporation Of New Jersey and a German
corporation FOR possession Of -h- wireless
station e. Tuckcrton. y. j. now opcr-
tfcd under direct on % tho United
state. Government.
Tho French corpora ton says that Il
De- tho owner Of -. Tuckcrton station
having purchased y before tho war from
tho German owners The French in
',rcr's also claim that the obtained
au option ON nc wireless station m
Hanover German Rudolph Gold
s.hu,di inventor 81 tho apparatus n
uso ,t the Tu'kertou station, ana Emil
NnNc.. tho agent there. are associated
Vth Tho defendants iu tho ACTON. The
United states Service Corporation. ~ 10
cont ended. was 90 have been conveyed a
part % tho land - T1ickcrtcn o. whtrh
90" wireless station = located
~ was asserted 'r-ds by counsel for
tho French irtNrcs7g that they had paid
o large amount on account Of the pur-
chase rricc ~ tho Tvgkcrt"u plant AND
were entitled 70 possession Of -.
on behalf ~ the German Interests n
Wa contendei thai no sale mad been
contaminated and ,Iat the only ohJec-
uf the French Interests ~ irving 20 get
possession nf tie plant Nse 20 Clit 0n
communication between II and Germany.
Tho NiCc-'nlucollor took 7h- papers
submitted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15
INVESTMENT BANKERS
ATTACK TAX QUESTION
Double Assessments Are Dis
cusscd at White sulphur
Meeting.

WHITE SULPHUR spRINos, ". Va, May
1.-THE FIRST convention Of the year
here began to-day. when the board of
governors OF tho Investment Bankers
Association Of America arrived In a
special car for a three days meeting At
the Greenbrier Hotcl. About twenty Ave
bankers from all parts Of the country
we're IN the party.
A. B. Leach OF New York, president
Of tho association. presided. The com
mittee on taxation. headed BY Warren
s. Hayden OF Cleveland, In It's report
told Of the work done In several states
and recommended that consideration be
given taxation, with a view Of cooperat'
Ing with local and national tax associa
tions OIL questions Of double taxes Tbs
railroad bonds and equipment trust
committee recommended that additional
safeguards be placed on railroad mort
cages
The members present were A. B Leach
or New York, Frank w. ROLAND OF Bos-
ton. Allen q. Hoyt OF New York. John
r.. Blunt, Jr. OF Chicago. Charles Otis
OF Cleveland. Frederick r. Kenton o:
Chicago. J. Heardon Smith Of 81. Louis.
Robert r. Read OF New York. Lawrence
Chamberlain. George y. Caldwell OF
New York, Charles W. McNcar OF Chi
cago. william West. George W. Ken
drick ID Of Philadelphia. Harold kauff-
man OF st. Louis. Warren 3 Hayden
OF Cleveland. William Baker, Jr. OF
Baltimore. " n. Jay OF Milwaukee,
Harry r. Well Of Cincinnati. Eugene
VI. Nevins ot Minneapolis, A. G. Foster
Of Denver and Charles A. Gilman OF
Portland