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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-08
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

nnlutb SupeTin~ Traction COMPANY reur ar
quarterly / per cent. on common ana preterred-
The common pes ablC JulA 70 s'pcN o. st.olI
June rs ard preferred payable April to stock
OF record March H. -,
Julius Kayser a. Co. regular quarterly IN
par cent on first preferred payable May 20
stock OF record April 20, and regular quarterly
IA per cent. on common, payable April 70
stock Of record March 10. 80
Mammalian Hallway Company regular quar-
terly 1M per cent, payable Aprl TO STOCK OF
record March 10. .--,,.
IA ner cent. on preferred payable April 10
stock Of record March 10. . -
New York Lackawenna ana Hesteth fssu-
lar quarterly IA per cent, payable ApIll 10
stock Of record March Is.
'SfSbiie and Ohio semiannual per cent,
paVa BE April / TO stock OF record AiAleh 70,
LiEEett a Myers Tobacco Comp4hy' stt sAtta :
per cent on common, payaDle APIh !" s'NeA
of record March 10. -. ,,,,,,,s,,,,
Girard Fire and Marine insurance SoihiPdtnI1i hIPstI1i
regular quarterly per cent paS3"'e APi"
as REGISTERED March 5.
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NAN PRICES UP
IN CHICAGO PIT
u..tion That Russian Grain
r.nnot Be Moved Soon
caused Advance.

.on March Sat the opening OF
4fHlCAvO,o ~ trade today May wheat
~ cents TO N4A, while July au.
sscsa S,ss~sIv TO reports that the move
b due s.,sslan wheat through the Oar
~ q y |, matter of weeks, and not
Ibthes .s at first believed. In the late
0s e ybeat rose to f49ih, closing
4ilng nS,is July rose to sl191h, ending
IN liisS ,ows to account for the
Ihefs ~ in wheat prices today, and the
'aaip ~ III were as the result OF heaVy
|sisfnla la.l..nrnment auon, crop report. which was
ne y,o.ur,odlately after the close of the
'sEea ls Trads today, was construed by
para ~ ,n wheat as bullish document.
De msi ~. !. omount of wheat on the farms
Were ns,sd wv IN be around t65, 100000 BUSH
~ report made the farmers hold-
m 10 sd3. 600 bushels, or l1.2 per cent.
lss = ia crop. and compared with 15l,-
~ ins ~ s,,.beIs. or 1879 per cent of the 1913
fop .,.ibls supply of American wheat
Inc " az. 600 bushels, corn decreased
- h,,sbets. oats decreased 3,026, 600
ALLIs. The visible supply OF Canadian
pa,n.ss ~. ss.ereased $4,000 bushels; oats de
ehss. ut ,Ss Aao bushels. The bonded visi-
\. snuoiy Of wheat decreased ILQOO
~. nats increased $4,000 bushels;
". decreased $1,000 bushels.
s1,s,sa futures ranged as tollows' ,.,,,,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-08
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

war; WYatket @ hrm with trace fair Quotations: New
d0 dVIh' Iull cream, fall make choice tTTiTitc tc ;
rent mo- no. iair 70 good. i6hai6Ac.; do, cur
'''' MAKE lohal6c; do. part skins, Sdi3c
POULTRY
The market firm under light Of
iggen1ss and fair demand Quotations! Fowls
neatcd t9a5I9I 959 ROSTERS. iihd12c: chickens soft
5SGqlLei ducks, i5di6c,; geese iSSiiec. !;
g!uineas, az to quality, per pair 50Si70e' :
pfeons pg 16e55 Old per pair. 22a35c d. young. per
a, DREssED.-Trade quiet. but offerings Of
mo dosuble-sized stock tigbt ard vsiucs
steadily maintained. aside from s SQUADS, which Which
fowls 2"'tf boSS SuotRtoDs dryDss.s sS5 killed 9lS
packed, selected, heavy, i9c., weisbjps IA
2 l6s' APIECE, lsc.; do, 81 lbs apiece i1S
is aBiecs IG gs fIsi,spp apiece i2t4lse d. under
ana dry-packed, Western 4{J5 ibs ahpies,s
1 ibes; 90 90 Do 3h lbs, 1gRi6t4c do, do,
picked H ic Bfonsa aSksDs Sf od T9S9bSr' dTy
lss apiece; 22G23e do, fair 10 good. isa26s.
estern' lifg2 lbs apiece 2Oa22c do fair
40 70 good ilWiSc. Chickens, dry-picked and
do2.. lSc,; do. - TO 81 lbs. to dog, tSc: do.
81 10 IDS. TO doz lSc; do, 4S lbs to doz
fOo' ~ 10 dq a. 60 lbs and over 2te. corn-fed. 81
los. iIe do "a lbs to oO dot,, ~ iac dos 0s SO
dys aTs, ,a anG over gQG. Chickens, drypicked and
WvSsPtSgEea, or IN pills selected, heavy 19c.
do, lbs. lIniIigc do DO. ~ lbs i5iSS.;
Si:ii SGi;i % a. 2'ag3 6s l44t5c. turkeys, dry.
DO Wcstsdrr snd arSy-paeked-Foney, nearby. 2ic.
TOMS ig@2Oc. Ducks fancy, in boxes boxes ia ia
Iss 5sSi doii5 ordinary 70 good l2alGe Geese
Der dSt. Whits dGS western lgqi2c SQUADS
S4.2Jal so; white, Weighing . to 10 lbs pCr
d2z., S65d41b; do. do 4 lbs. per dos sife
~; 10; 40, DO. lbs per doz., s2p2 Go DO. do.
Humm6,9 ,os per do2,, I.Jodi So: dark and No. 2,
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GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT.-Receipts, 2s,e2s bush. Cables
were stronger, and with q good export demand
and bullish speculation In all home grain cen
Tres prices further advanced &c Quotations.
Saf lots, in export elevator-No. 2 red spot and
March, 81, 4S6ti .j3i No. red. Western ST 5SG
oSi No l Northern Duluth. 81 seal 81
CORN.-Receipts, Si89 bush. The market
lot export deliveries ruled firm and ic higher
under stronger outside advices and n fair ex 4,
port demand. Local car lots advanced isc Int
vemand was only moderate Ountatiorie. (sar
lots,- IN export elevator-No. 2 spot and March
,thtsc.' steamer fj@TBc; No. b. T4aT5c. car
lots Tor local trade. as to location-No . vel.
. yellow, fii6n I5lac. No yellow. TIis5f I4nc. /:
los IDibGf7ihc. ~ w
oATs.-Receipts, 119, s8s bush Trade was
ialr and the market ruled firm and Ic higher
unasT stronger outside advices Quotations:
No. . white, 80G6ic. ''
RYE &c. higher, but quiet We quote at
SLlWnl.lS per bush. as to quality i'm eSpurt
elevators and at S1.12Mt 10 Tor small lots Of
nearby grain In bags
o, tL;OUR.-Receipts, 154O bbIs and 2O32, b
VSo o IDS. IN sacks: The market quiet but firm
H. IL sympathy with wheat. Quotations, per 1915
sprs ps, ~ wood Winter, clear, SB15Q64O; do,
SttIulBht, Sb.4UUB61; do, patent, SB.BJd6.vU;
hansas' straight, jute sacks, S8.3Od 80; do ,
patent tute sacks, S6.5OaGI5: spring first
Slear, SO;25ub.GO. do, straight $BjOdBTl: do.
Eatent' @t5nf do. favorite brands, 81 2J66
Gloi city mills, choice and fancy patent SI2J
W';tOi city mills, regular grades-wintsr clear
4o,ioet6,iOi do. straight, S0IOQ6.65; do, pat
RYE FLOUH.-The market steady under
nlouerale oHeringH, but trade quiet Quota
tons: Nearby and Western, In wood at s8 256p
O.Io, as to quality
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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Vessels Arriving Today

str. Silvercedar CBr) Ormuz, lIcorice,
Galley, Davis u co
Str. Alexandra '(DanD, Copenhagen, mer-
chandise, scandinavian American Line.
Str Sosua tNor), BuCas del Zorro, fruit,
United Fruit company
Str. Lexington. Boston, merchandise, Mer-
chants and Miners Transportation Company.
Str. Suwanec. jacksonville, etc, passengers
and merchandise. Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company.
Str. Frances tBr). MacOrls sugar master.
Str. rottenham CBrl, Santiago iron ore, j.
A Mccarthy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-08
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, March S.mHoGs;MRee "a r., ee,ipts'
!, "a ~. good heavy. &c. 65dT; rough heavy,
Z. as.s IA: light, 50. TOd O5: pigs, S6.2Jm8. so;
4 ',i1 sTs0H6O5. CATTLE. Receipts, 5000:
..t,f steady TO t0c. lower; beeves, So. 700
( ~ e,vs and helfers, 81 5O6iS; stockers and
..lie,s 81 50d6 4O Texans. S610GI.40; calves
Il S,Gi6 sHEEP.-Receipts, l2,OCO; market
sssdy: native and Western, S4.T5DT.00;
Emhs. se5Of9.I5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-08
FRENCH CHASSEURS WIN
BLOODY FIGHT IN VOSGES
German Losses Extremely Heavy,
Paris Announces.

PARIS, March 5.
A bloody engagement In the Vosges
Mountains at Reichackerkopf, in which
French chasseurs were victors over the
Germans. was described In ohiclal dis
patches from the front today, Further
progress Ia the Champagne lighting was
also claimed.
The Germans swept forward In an i'm
petuous charge against ReiehackerkOpf.
driving the French before them and OBJ
tanning a footing on the outskirts Of the
town IRe ehasseurs reformed and coun-
ter attatked. For several hours the battle
was waged near the border OF the village
with bayonets and dubbed rifles The
Germans gere finally driven on Their
losses were described as extremely
heavy
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sCHooNERs.
FIREMEN TO CELEBRATE

Good Intent pse Company No. will
celebrate the tn anniversary OF its
founding tonigi at a banquet at 1905
Spring Garden street. t. C. Thompson.
president OF the company. will act as
POSTMASTER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-08
SNOW CIeanIng Jobs Go Regging

NEW YORK. March Approximately
$500 men Ia addition to the regular
street clearing force were employed yes
terday removing the wet snow, and there
was work Tor GOO uore. who could net bs
obtained
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-08
VEGETABLES

Supplies were fairly liberal and the market
was dun and barely steady. Quotations:
White potatoes per bush 53B
G5c. Maine, 4JnS0c. New York. az TO quality.
4OdiIc.. sweet potatoes. Delaware. per hamper
large. 81 S5af1.5O; medium, GO6T5c.; sweet
potatoes Eastern Shore. per bbl.-No. /. 500
:. 20; NO. 2 $1,000 10; sweet. Jersey per
hbl.-No I. 81 25d3 20; No. .. S2T2. iO sweets.
Jersey. per basket. T5c 81. onions, per bush,
medinm, per 100.lbs. bag. T5c,: do. seconds,
per lNO-lb. bag. dOc. cabbage. Danish. per ton
i.75, spinach. Norfolk. ner bbl., s2d225; kale,
per bush. basket i5c dTsi %: do. Florida per
basket sS55 Sln2.25; beans. Florida per basket.
plant, Florida. per box. S2u350: cucumhers.
Florida, per basket. S3.50d5: squash. Florida
per basket; 81. 25d3: peppers. Florida. per
carrier. S2d3.5O: bects Florida per 100
punches. Sia6; tomatoes, Florida, per car
rler-lanCN, 81. .JO03; choice. S1T2; celery.
Florida, per crate, 81 25d2: do. New York.
per BUNCH 354lOc.: mushrooms per Alb.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-08
FRESH FRUITS

The market was quiet with ample offerings
a. the following Quotations.; Apples. New
S2n275; King, s26f2. T5i Spy ST. T5a2 20; Bald.
win, Si;I5a25o; Ben. Davis. st.Soq2; other
l.i0; apples, Western per box T5c 5lSI %;
anplee Delaware and Pennsylvania per
hnnper 5OUGDc.i lemons per box. S2R2. ~;
oranges, Florida, per box, 81 50d2 10; tan
gerines; Florida, per strap, st.59Gp2 go; grape
per crate-Porto Rico, St5OB5 Florida. S9fb
ii crarherries fancy late varieties per bbl,
SSt,'VTtsu; - cTanberries, Jersey, per crate, 25n
p strnwberrles. F1orlda. per quart. 2lnnOc
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PROVISIONS

Tho market quiet and without important
chanBe. Quotations. City beef in sets snioLe ed
ah1 air-dried, 2jd2Gc.; Western beef, i'm
setS smoked. 25p28c.; city beef. knuckles
ana tenders, smoked and alr-drled 2T0
2sc Western beef. knucltles and tenders,
smoked, .2tq2Sc renf hams S3ld32. pork,
E.liglllbc.; do, skinned loose, f2hgi2qtc:
40, Do smoked, 13iiTtIc. other hams.
Tmoked, city cured, as TO brand and average,
tltWWltsc. do, Western cured tITl4hc.. do.
noiled. boneless, 23n2lc.; picnic shoulders. S.
ic.; &c; bellies In pickle according to average.
mUSe. l3pl"lac.; breakfast bacon. to brand
cured, 1iqtSt.; lard, Western. refined, in
Ierces. 11lial1lac. do, do tubs, 1i4d1ltsc;
~, pure city. kettle rendered, in ticrces 1lI0
y Us; do, pure city, kettle rendered in tubs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-08
FREIGHTs AND CHARTERs

Light offerings OF tonnage restricts general
business. Freights continue to offer freely.
Rates are strong,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-08

NateB arc sIonB,
STEAMSHIPS.
HOpemount CBr). grain. 1000 quarters,
Newport News TO French-Atlantio port. lis,
March-Aprll.
Southgate (Br). grain, 25 900 quarters. At
lantlc range TO Marsetlles. los. 3D., April
Iolanthe (Br.). 10000 quarters, same, los 3D.
option oats. IS. 3d., April
Dorothy (Br.). grain. 10000 quarters oats
Atlantic range 20 French-Atantic port. S.
FIxton (Br). 1900 quarters oats. same.
Inca OBJ, 2s. 600 quarters oats, same, from
Baltimore IS. 3d. March April,
Carlton (Br). $4,000 quarters, same, April
Dionyssios Stathatos (Greekl, "a, 900 quarters
Gulf to Barcelona, Is. 3d., March-April.
sif (NOrl. 1859 tons. Norfolk to Martinique.
coal. private terms, prompt.
sCHOONERS.
Tho Josephine. B63 tons. Norfolk 10 sayan-
nah coal private terms and back 10 New
York lumber, private terms.
r. h. White. All tons. Norfolk 70 Fort de-
France. slaves. private terms.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-08
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BITTER,-Blne goods ruled steady. but
supplies were mostly OF the undcrgrades
Whlch were dull and weak. Quotations. West
ern, fresh, sold-packed creamery. fancy
specials 3tc,; extra, 32c.; extra hrsts 31c. .
hrsts, 2OdLIOC.: seconds, 26G2SC. ladle-pack
20q22c.. as to quality: nearby prints. fancv
doc. do. seconds, 2Gd2Sc special brands of
prints iobbng at 4O442c.
EGGS.-Prices were 1c. lower under more
liberal receipts Demand was fair. Quotations:
In tree cases, nearby extras 2lc. per doz !;
nearby hrsts, SO.S5 per standard case; nearby
current RECEIPTS, 10 per case: Western extra
hrsts, S5s0 per case; do. hrsts, So. 20 per
case; southern, 5lO6j.IO per case. fancy
seleeteG candled fresh eggs were iobbed out
CHEESE.-OferlnEs moderate and the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-08
REFINED SUGARS

The market steady, but trade quiet Re-
nntrs list prices Standard Rranulated, J. soc.
IHe granulated. I.I5c.: powdered. $3.50. con-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-08
BONDS.
1890 TO II A. NJ.
BONDS
II to 30 A. NJ.

700 LehlFh Navigation cons 41ss....... e9%
00O Baldwin LIST 5s. s................... .1OOh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-21

fiigigc GortomntniIe unO pcribiUci-
Gen bic pirnicb pidtigeul lbotia6cn."
.@nqIii9e 91ieoerIoge in
@eriicn
GonitontinopeL iiber Scr.
lin imo 2onoon, 20. Sonuor. .-@eute
wuroe bier bcfannt gegcben. Dab bel
einem g1odtangriff oilf oic cngliihen
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bicn Dem gcmciniomen 9lusiluB oes
@ltp9rot unO SieriS in oen periiiden
Meer6uien Der 6einO iibcrroidt wur-
sc unO 100 So0te unO &ermunoete
berloren bat.
Cine eneliic6e aoooIcric.9iOiiion
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no6c Dem 8uionmenfluB Don@itpbrot
uno Sigris cine tiirfiibe &oooaeric-
0ioiiion 5u iibcrroidcn. Scr 9ln-
griff ipuroe mter Dem Sdub oes
6cuers cines &ononenbootes unter.
nonmcn. 0ie @nglGnOer erlitten
ibmerc &erluitc uno 0os Gononen.
boot 500 ii6 nod Dem @cfecbt pieocr
5nriid.
g(uf cngliidcr Seite operirt in Oie-
ier @egenO elm inoiic6es expeditions.
Corps. glnfoneS 0e6em6cr CAB 2on-
son bereits omtliH bcfonnt, ole tiir-
fiiden Eruppen 6ei aurno bdtten ii1
bcoineungslos crge6en uno ole eng.
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Ourb oie GneIdnOer 5u Serren Der
gou6en @egeno 5piiben Dem 8uiom.
menlauf Der 6liiiie no Dem Nieere
genor0en n1ren.
&aiier nie0cr b0IIig
gcluno.
@rof bon Spee, Elm @erpon0ter
Oes oeiitiben Secbeloen, ser in Scr
ShIaHt bel sen SolflonOs.S SynieIn
Ger britiihen llebermodt erIog rn0
nit icinen beiOen Sobnen uno Oiclcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-21

brobeu &omcroocn ocn SOB firs
&oterlonO iiorb, Bot aus Dem 9ro.
Ben Sonptquorticr ouf Der @eitfront
cine Gepei6e nod Berlin gcionot, IN
peldcr cr mittbeilt, ooB er fiir5lid
bon &oiier gSilbeln 6ur 6riibitids.
toicl 5uge5ogen ipuroc. Ser Nlonorh
mar 6ei better @eiunobeit mO CAB
ieiner freloigeu @eungt6mme iiber
Den oeiItiden Sieg bel Soiiions 9(us.
orld.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-21

nGrdanae telegraph Company" pll.
bli5irt cine Gepei@e ans aopcu6agcu
wel6e beiagt, oaB gilbert 9oaiu ser
@eneralOireftor Der nSom6urg-9lme-
rifo-9inie,0 auf Grni@en oes Oelit-
i6en aaiicrs Die 9eiting iiber Oas
geianmte oeuti6e 9o6niDitem un0
ii6er bic 9l6lieierlug bon 9{a6ringS-
mittelu al sic oeutide 9lrmee ii6er.
nontmen bat.
g8dIocr fir 9(dcrbou
glmiter0om 90. Sanuor. II
Ger r9elegroof" pubIi5irt cine DC
pcihe aus Berlin pclbe beiogt DAB
Die prciBiide &cgicrung an ale Ser
poltcr BON @oloilnocn 0cn @eic6l err
loIicn bat, ollie iolbc QGnocreieu im-
ter i6rer Surisoiftion, mcldc iidb fir
oen 9lderbou ciguen, foitcnirei ob5u-
treten. Die &caierimg oes @roB6er.
5ogt6lms 99eimar bat d6nli9e
Sdritt ergriffcn.
Inter Den &egltlationen iiber oie
Eransicrirlmg befiuoct iib bic Be
iiimmlna, oaB sic critic Grnte bon
oicieu 91nOereieu in oieiem Sabr
ciuge6aimIt iperoeu mllB.
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i6wert lid ubcr folid6c
@eri6te.
9lmiter0om iiber 2onoon 90
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fldriulg Ser @rcfitiOe Ser So3ialiiti-
i6en @artei in Berlin miro 9eidper-
oe oarii6er aefiibrt OaB bic auSIGnOi.
ihe 3reiie iortlpG6rcn0 9ricie publi-
5irt, Ourd melhe auSlGnOiibe So5io.
liiten in Oen @laubeu oeriebt peroen,
oaB IN Ben Hei6en Der So5ioliiten
GeutiAlono's iiber Oic Grieasiitua.
tion Gifieren5eu berrihen Die Gr-
fldrung iagt: nS9ledt infornirie
GorrcIponoentcn iibertrebcn gcrina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-21
DEntter bier iIt.'

9t. o2l6er Sie fonnten sod frii6cr
@louoinen ni6t leiOen mo MN ba.
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ronulen2"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-21

Set pier6ebn Sogen re9uet e5
lett tnlnterbroher ~ uno Sic pro.
pbe5ecn ieOen Eog wicOcr i10neS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-21
Sn Ser @iIIo ouf Dem
9an0e.

Sic: u0o lit Elm 9ricf BON sen
0uranos. Sie laoen iid gum Diner
ein. SD werOe Sbnen telegraph.
reu, Dob mir bier Die Gbolera un0
oas aeI6c 6ie6er 6aben.~
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Wlntter bier iit.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-21


S6einpcriern mtsgeitattet, lpelGe a6
unO 81 iiber bic ltmgcgeuo 6iuipicl-
ten. Tonn fam eiue GrpIoiion sic
ungebeuere 9lufregimg, aber feline
@onif oeruriadte Ger angeridtete
Sdooen mar ni6t iebr 6eOeuienO.
Sd beii6tigte Elm bon elmer gombe
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mid.
9onoou, 20. Sanuor. - Die
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pelin iibcr Spsmi6 mdbreno ocr
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Darmoutb.
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bereits am 9(beno bon garmout6 aus
geparnt rnO orOnete an. 0aB IGmmt.
lihe 9i1ter gel0i6t pcroen iollten.
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morOcn iein, bon Oenen cinc cin gro.
Bes 9oh in Scr 9lI6ert.StraBe rib
unO Gin SuuS 5erit0rte. Yiclc Sen.
tier iUirOcn bon scr GrldiittcrinG
in Der Stoot aertriimncrt. Somcit
6efannt ill., witroe Elm 17-idbri-
ger Gnobc gct00tct.
9lultraliiber u 9iegierungs.
lis Ocrlegt.
0}elbourne, 9liitrolien, 20.
Sonuar, iiber 9ouoon. II Ger Sit
Der 9anoeSre0ierung murOc tempor1r
bon @el6ourne nad SDonep perlegt.
8ertbeioigimgS M1iniiicr &ierce
bat crfl1rt, 0aB es feline 9ei6rGn-
fung in Der 3a6l ser Erltppen gibt,
mel6c Sic auitraliitbe 5legierng 5ur
6ront ihidt,
3u GloncltrrD mur0e Elm Oelitiher
Sieutenont ais ongeblider Spion
oer6oftet. 9ldne orabtloIer 9(ulogen
iuo aorten OcridieOener 9beiIe 9tu-
itralien's wurOen in icinem 9ciis
porgcfinoen.
SeIbit fiir 9on0on nncr-
fl1rli6.
SonOon. 20. Honuor. ~ Die
fur5e 9lnfiinoigung bon Mel6onrnc
ii6er Die Gcrlegung OcS 9lcgierlm0s-
iibeS nad Soouep finoet in 9on0ou
fcinc Grtldrung. Ger ouitraliidc
Gomniiiidr in 9onoon, Cir George
S. 9ieio crtldrt, 0oB es ibm immog-
lid iei, cine 9luffldrung iiber oen
Sdriit 81 ge6en nbgeieben bon ser
0l0glihfeit, Dab Oerielbe ais cine
GertbeioigunesmoBreec iuiternom-
men woroen iei, iuiofern SDoncp 0as
bolptidhlibe Centrum Der Marine-
unO Wlilitdrtruppen lei.
HGumung BON 4rofau
0urd GioiIften.
ongeor0net.
@enf ii6er Eoris, 20. Sonunr.
~ 0epeiden ans 9uoapeit erfldren,
oaB Der @ouocrnelir bon arofou 0ie
tbeilmeiie SGumlng ser Staot iuO
Der @oritdote Ourd 6raucn ainOer
mo fir ocn W1ilitGroienIt rntauq.
libe Manner 1n9eor0net bat Nielen
@crionen wnroc cine 6riit BON 4S
ShnOen gum @crlaiien ser Stoot
gege6en Cie 0P1nner, mel6e oas
militdrpfli1tige 9tltcr ii6cridrittcu
6a6en a6cr nod riiitig iino, wuroen
ais 9iirgcrpoHe eingctbeilt. Die
@anfen murOcn nob @ien tronSfe-
rirt. Gs miro angeeeben, 0aB es
an @roOiant aaer glrt in arafou
mangelt.
Gns oIterrei6iide arieosminiitc.
RUM bat oac 9anoiturmIeute inn
gon5en Geih bis 5um 9(Iter bon 60
Sa1ren 81 Oen gaffen gerliien.
SoIlGnoii6es @oot oufI
mime uerathen.
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Iclttidbe Bidder lino 8eitIbriften.
u. Sauhih, 10 @oppIetou'etra
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@IedbIotten, YietoI etc.
ehpn, Ggnffln & 60. (lueorpOrlrN, 1916
N1loetltonsSir1Be.
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Gri9dfts.@ .@cSWriicr.

8citiingen 8citlbriften etc.
,a1e Baltimore Wclps Co." Grncn q. Snuer,
1einditsiiiprer, 227 glurbiGaIbertStraBe.
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@liimbing, 5urnoces, Hanees un6
Sefen GodceGsn iin0 @innen.
9sansit Bros. 529 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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9lpferibnlieoe lmo @Iumbers.
Sohn Dn6crt, TIA 19ans.G Girobe g. & 3
Eclcp9ol; Molir 1899.
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glotionoI. .goirfen.

Wlormor. tno @roait.@crfe.
6. eiIsdrmer & eous. 22s 0oro-9DarIes.eu
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2anOtpirtbidoftIiae @erdtbe un0
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ejrlfiIl6-Eamsr Co.. POS goFO.8aca. .eifaba
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Sberingbom 20 Sauuor.
Gin Gimpobner erflGrte beute Sol
genoes ii6er Oen lleberioQ Der 3eppe-
line uuf oie engliihe aiiite: sd bin
Der gIniicbt, oab 5pei 9uftidifie bier
wareu Sd iab ieIbit Gins. es fIoe
IN betrdhtliher Sobe. Qie @ntfer.
mmg 81 id6dben, bin ib leioer niGt
i'm Stanoe, o6er icb CLAUDE, oaB iie
nidt weuiger ais 5000 SUB betrla.
IS mar ein iplinoerpoaer uno be-
riidenoer 9lnblid. Ter Zeppelin.
pie cine gewolti9e Gigarre, lag felt
umo itorr aeoen oie Ouutlen @oIten
iib abbebenO oa, a6er feline Gontiuen
Waren tlar 81 ertcuneu. ST mar nit
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Giienmooren nGer g(rt ln6 Suf.
ihmieo. 8ubebor.
o. eepH gnNne Co., 1852 -364 gorh.@oh. ctr.
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Speaking AT Numerous Places And Gain
ing New Support At
Every Stop.
PLEASANT SENTIMENT RAPIDLY INCREASING N THIS PARISH
The Signal OF Political Times Point To
Him AS A Sure
Winner

The Pleasant lntinery through
this Parish was a very success
ful one Notwithstanding the
weather conditions on Tuesday
the party made their first stop
at Rio where a large concourse
Of people representing almost
the entire voting strength of that
precinct, met the train. Col.
Pleasant spoke for an hour, OK.
claiming his position on all i'm
portant issues now before the
people and especially and salts.
fac torjally explaining his views
on the question of statewide
prohibition, all to the entire So.
isfactIon of his hearers, if com
ments heard after the speaking
are any indication. From Rio the
party next stopped at Isabel
where again they were met by a