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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
Oroke lInribe in Smbien.
Die Gage pirb BON Rel
benoen ais tint St.
fGbrIiche be3eihnet.

fGbrIi6e bessi4nst.
WsaHila. 6. Suli. Die Gffisisr'
unb pafasisr. o.s ipaniiteH poft'
Oampfers .2tlieunte', osr bier aHtam,
nd4Sem Ct in qoeu. arabisH. Co.
lombo. GepIOn uHo Sinsdpors angs'
taufsn. bsridteu. sab uHtsr Der Be
OSIisruns Don Subisn srOb. llnru4e
berride. Die offiSisls grtIdruns 1T,
sub bic lInrubsu cine Golss beg isBigen
intsrHatiunaIsn arissss isi, in Dirt'
Ii9teii iolIen fis absr Der Geinoihaf!
suSui6rei6en ieiu. DOT lDsl4sr bic sin'
sebOrsHs 9eb6I.sruns sssen bic -Bsi'
bsn bsTe.lt III.
Sn Der RG6e Don Colombo babeH
m.bnre iaIimm. 2tuiiidHbs itattsefun'
ben, bic abtr DON ben griten in blutis
ger Wsiie uutr6riidt porbsn iiHo.
Ws1srs GnslGnber parosn srmoroet
uno cine 2lToah 2Go,n in Colombo
ipurosn aussspliinbsrt.
Die SOls. III. Sab bas StdnSre4t
proilamirt porSsn 1T, al. eurOpdsT
betpafin,t unb ale lpdfisUfdbissn Bril-
ten in bic Qrmss eiugsrsibt pOrb.n
iinS. Gs iolIsn arranssmsnts setrcfisH
iporbsn f.iH. I'm al. JEdusn uHoain'
Der Oon Deib.u mad glaitraIien ober
mad ibnn 5etmotbIdnosrn gu trans.
pprtireH.
Der Rapitdn Der .9tlicdnte" psr'
fidert, bab paiTasirs, bic tiir5Ii45n'
Oi.H bersiit babsu, bi. Gage fir ie5r
srnTt baIteu. Sn GinsapOre bu6sn
isine fpeiterm llnrubsn ftattssfuubsH.
Dsssn Der llusepibbeit Der Gage iino
aber ale gritsn i'm Utter bon 20 Biz
80 SahreH gu ben Bafitn serufeH
porbsn.
au4 Die einseborsns Sep6ItsruHg
Don ROro gOrnso iOl anfdnssn, grOBe
llnrubs su betunbsn unO eine gang.
ansdbI Ginssboree fin0 gst0Stst pcr'
ben. 3apaniIdt areussr iOllsn iid in
Der Rah 'pon gorn,o b,fiabsn.
S&musssIu BON aupfsr
mad 0eutf6Idnb.
2on6on. 8. Suli. gtnt Dep.ih:
aus StcfbcIm fagt; Gin i6peoii9sr
3oLltutttr. Der benz norpesiin.n Wos
torf&ifi -eanSc-. SaS led sspotSsn,,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
Gnglanb beult iiber oas
9prpebiren npn Sans
eelsidJiffen
DGbrsnb isine cigenen
SaudboOts tiirtii6 DE
paIiagierbampfr
uno iogar @srpuHs
betsn 5ranss
porte torpes
hiren

Serltn, 6. SuIi. 2tuf Ora1tIOIsm
8ess nab 5aDOiqe, q. q. Die ue6ers
IeeiIfe 9a9r.dten 2tsentur OsrOf=
fantIi6t bag 5oIseHoe:
Sin offtsieasr geridt ent6Glt Mits
tbeiIunssn iiber cine 2In5abl 6dGe, in
SsHen britiI6e llntsrieebopte uno Sors
peOoboote in tiirtiiten 9eipdfern p6ne
iegliae @arnung unbepuffnete pdFa-
sieroampfer unb fOsar Elm SoIpituIs
idiff nit 700 9erpunoetsu an SOrO
tOrpebirt babsu.
0es Dsiteren b,iBt es in benz Or.
titel, bab pdbreHO GngIauo ben llns
tsrIestriss in elmer &fttmmten &riegSs
gone fir barbu,iIt, gpauiam unO
WOrb unter @erIsbuRs oss @6Iters
re9ts ertIdrt. es OieTeIben UtetbObeu
in dnosrsn Gegenben autpeuOet, bic
uidt ipe3ieu fir arhssscas sTtIart
norSsu iias.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
@urben bon otn Seferrei6ern nit ieOa
i0weren Nerlmiten 5uriid0el0la0en.

Der anf afsH4en L Die gauf p4 bic
rhH4 Gs8agd4paNrs
ben in
Geut4ah aHf dr3a4mu8dm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07

CUR SiIfe gstommsn mar, mu3ie bic
gntostuns, oab bic 2abuns aus Oreiz
big 5ouueH &upTer bsitaHo, bic fir
Giibed beitimmt pdreu. 2luf Griu6eu
Der norpegii3en gsb0rosu puroea
S6iff unS eabung nit geidIag BE-
Iegt.
Die goli3si in G6riitiania ma6ts
tiir5Iia bic gutbsduHs. oab ein beuts
idsr 5ruthpaggon, Der lssr mad
8eutidlurb 3uriidssididt perben fol-.
te, boppeIte Dduos bate, SpiideH De-
nsn gr0bere Wengsn &upfsr psrbO1geu
parsn. (Glinat mdrhenbaft U b. r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
OsD~S<s VV~S"sJ""t wv
ZpiDnase angeflagt,
Dor eiHsm ariesss.rt4 /

u \ v u ~ * !.
aonbou, 6. SuIi. 2lm DisHitaa
besann bier Dor eiuem ari.gsgeridl
Der pro5sb sessH Robert Roisnt6al,
Der Der Espionage anseilost 1T, unc
Der. dis Ct perbdfttt purbs, i'm geiis
eines DON Der amsriiaIii9en Bot
f4afi in Berlin ausssitelttn pafeA
mar.
GeHeraImaior Baron gbeplesmort
in prdTbent bss &riegsseri4ts, unS
ROientbal Dirb Don einem QbOotaten.
Rameus Dalter champion, Dtrt1ti'
bist. Die gsrbanolursen fanbsn uns
ter QusfSlub Der SsffsntIi4.eit iiati.
Ro6ert Roien.baI purSe 4Hfargs
Suni in 2onbon ptrbaftst unb ioli
einsftauben bdben. BON ben b.uti4en
UlariHsbe65rotH mad Gnglanb ssi4idt
porbsn gu iein. I'M SHfOrlnatiOn iibsr
WarinedugsleseHbsitsH gu erIangen.
Der ameritaniide gcti6after pdse
bat, inbem sr iibsr bic auseIsssnhsi.
an bas Stoats SspariemeHi iHWaibs
insion bsri4ts.e, sefast, bab in aon'
bon 9erii4ie I'M umIauf isisn, Ro'
isnt5ol babe in isinem G.ftdHonib gee
iasi, bab Der aapitdn bon pritssr
bonn beutI5sn WarinsminiiteriiIm elm.
poaftdnSise ausriiituHs fir bi. auh
it,Iuns Don faIiden amerisaHii4en
pdHeH babe.
Der Suptrearso bes 9 do
MRS s.Gunie aarisn" Der
i4puuben
5oquiam, @di5.. 6. Suli. Wat'
ter 8. pass. Der Supsrearso Ses S&cs
Rgrs .4nRie aarIen", Der DON ben
8unSsshb5rSsn befdLosnabmt ivurbe,
als CT Dor jsbn 1dssH NIT eirer 2a'
Suua G.Debre unb Wunition an gore,
bier dn!am, IN am Wontds IN sintm
Boot bes S6onsrs suttomm.n. Dag:
mar elm muiisrbdfier GeFdnsener uHb
bate ii& oas gsrtruusH Der bsioen
9unbtsmarf6dae eriporbsn. bic ibE
anb isine 2abun9 belpa&ten.
Dns Gnttnnmen Cages brinst nod
srSbere aoHfuiion in bic qnge!ss.n'
beit, 6d Ri.mano sefunbeH ptrben
tam, Der 2lnipru4 auf bic 2abuns an
Borb bss S1onsrs srbebi.
RubIanb tutf9ulbtgt fi4|
in irOnif9er @tife.
aonbpn, 8. SuIi. Die ruiTif6e
bat fi9 bsi S&Deb.n ipesen
Der Werl.sung f9pebiTGsr 9eutraliidt
sntI4uIbist unb 8ebau,rn bariibt-
ausssbriidt. bab Bel Der 9erfOlsuns
oss beuiffsn Miusnf9ifits .2lIbdtrob'
.sufdais', ipessn b.s REBELS. sin Gs.
TaOb in i4ipsbii6sn e,spdHern .ins..
I&lcsen I'll, irls cine gfsuseTbspsi&s
,as "a. apsius5uus msissL \
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07

lunssn Der Oeitsrrei9sr am SIOnJo'
5lub srlsiben. Die aus ben IsBteH
Disner 9eri5ten gu eristsn III. madtc
bic Sanss brittle. italisniiae armee,
aug ipenisisns bier armes.Orps Be-
its5snb. .inen aasemeiran 4ugriff oui
bic S.sIIuussn Der Oeiterrsi6.r BON
Sort bis an bas R.sr. ie purOsn
aber nit isbr ihpsreR gsrIuitsn 3u'
riidsei9lag.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
Die Gage aui bem 3riess.
fHanplat.
Bel Ga 9afiee trleiSen bic
3 aIIiirtsH riefise 9eu
lutte.

Berlin 6. SuIi, iixr aonoOn
Das SrDbe 5aupiauarter madis an
Oitnitas bas GoIsenSs iiber bic neus'
ten GreisniFe auf BEN ari.ssf4au'
plat bssdHnt:
@iill4tr strisgsi4aupIas: .3ps
ansriffs Der JrdrBOitn iuurbsn in b.I
issi.u glo6t In Der gsdbs Don Gparses
abs,i6logen.
.Gi. g.ute, bic mir Sci uHIsrm Sita
i'm pri,it,rpalo ssma&t. in I'm Elm
Bslbseitiis anb br,i Iaifinsnst'
56abs D<rmthrt ipcrben. auBsrbsm III
tns Elm piOuier 9orratts Depot
init srpbtn gOrdtbeH Don Maierial
offer 2lrt in bic 5dnoe 9efdlisn.
.ilnIers aipiatiser batm bi. fran'
D0if4s JlisssritaiiOn in gOritur, SR,
lid Don Gpinal, unb sin frunsSffaes
aasw auf bsm greifiirf. 0ftIia BON
Rruh In ben gos.fsu. uHsssriffsn.
DtRii@sr arisssi4aupIas: Gin
itcrs bsfeitisisr gDdIN SItIi9 pcn
Sibsl.loto unb psnIi9 Don Der
TbcuFss sipif@m GuDaai uHS aaI'
,arpa. irurbe am Tsorssn Don unfs'
en- 1yuppsn srHiirmt. gDis ma4!sn
trsattx5 gsiaHotns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07

2oubou, 6. Suli. 9as 9orriidtn
Der o.utf4 0iterreiaii4en armen
bat i'm Often. ausgsnomm.n an einis
gen punttsn 3pif4sn Der @ei4iel ano
bsm Bug, anitsinrhb an 5eftisisii
na4selafsH. Die Seiierr.i4er Habsa
dber bic RufsE DON arasuii aug pei'
ter ben Diepr5 GIub entldns bis biE'
ter 9arnasora I'M RorDeH 5uriids.'
triebsn, bod ideiH.H bic Rufen nod
an anb.ren puntisH Stanb 3u baltsn.
Die Ruf.n bsfinbeH ii4 OffeH6or,
inioptit ss fid um ben g0ritpb Der
9srbiiHbeisH uaa glorben - sssen
Wari4au - banb.It, in elmer 5i.mIia
triiii4en Gage; ss 1T a5sr srii9tli4.
baB bic RufeH, na4 ibrtm Ianssn
Riid3us aus gaIi3ien. i.si 5dbsrsn
Dioeritanb Isiiisn. als bies bis5er ses
i9skn, uHb bic britii4e pr.iis bdIt
isst gum erItsn TaaI isit DOdtn bic
Gage i'm Often fir hpffnuussDolIer.
Gs if bemsrtsnsDert9. Oab in btm
9eutissn Offi5iellsH gerIiHr geri4t
nur Elm tIsinsr Siss Der 9sutidsn i'm
nSrbli6sn polen srpG5nt pirb, pd6s
rsno Der iiiS0fli6e arisssi9aupIas
gang ben Seiierrsi9erH ii6erIafen
iuirS. bic in ibrsm offi3kam Ssri4i
beroorbebsn. bab ss bic Seitsrrsi4er
parm. bic I'm Centrum swii4en be,
Wei4f.l uuS BEN Bug n9rriiden.
Wdbrsnb Der l.sten "a Stunoen
parsa pisber bel. Gerii4t. i'm lm'
laui bab bic DeuHttu obsrmaIs sin.
Off.nIiO< in srObsm Wabi,ab i'm Ws.
fen beabfi6tisten unb es oarauf abse.
iebeu bittsn, uuter allen umftdnbeu
rad Calais bhrtoubr.dsn. Radri4s
ten Sisi.r art .am.n fat s!ei9s.itis
Don 3iiri4, griiffsI. pdris lHb glms
iisroam. Die 2onoonsr 9eitunssn
brinssn Sisis Gsrii5te an prOminsntsr
STEELE. Obsl.i9 ss unm0sIi4 III gu IA.
gen, ME Di,I Don oislen 9trii4tsn auf
0abrbeit bsrubt uuo ME biel BLOB
gautbmabuns III. qlus 3uri4 pirb s.s
melbtt. oab Ssbn b.uifds armestorps.
bic iid i'm Snnereu 0elti6lanbs bon
ben Strapd3sn Oes GeIb5usea in Ga'
Ii5ien erbOlt, ieBi nd4 Der peftlideu
Jront untsrpess isisn.
Die sstsn Rd&ridisn bon benz @es
neral Cir Sen 9amilton. benz S6ers
tommaHbsur Der gypeoitiOnstruppen
an ben DarbantIlen, meIbst tsius
neusn Dortidritte. urib er ersebt iia
nur iibsr bic 5opf.rieit Der britiIden
anb fran55iii6en sruppsn bic unite,
ben au.ridwierisiien @<rbdItHiiIen
.ampfen.
Die StdIien.r f&einer i'm GiiSsn
'eins Gorti6ritts gu Ud1en, trob Der
Jroben gsrIuits. bic iis offsnbcr BET
:tssm asnitilsHsn assen bic fsam Gt,I.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
9ie Gulkn weroen ,luilden &eihll uno Suo
iunmer meittr na6 9ioroer 3nrildgttriebtu.
In norn gmktn o Dem da5m Magdmdb (rd@ i'm awnQif dns
sJnt fiiblidBen Yolen
@urben bic 0iniiem III Ser Ridtuno
nnf Goblin,
gis binttr 3arnosora su'
ruddetrieben.

radgetrisbeH.
Wien, 8. Suli. Ger 5untent.ls'
graph na4 GOHoOn. Das 5iierrei4ifd'
ungarii4s arisgsminifitrium bat ar
Disniias bus 5oIseHbe offioisII BE-
snnni stmoht:
Die Ruiien, bic In ber 3lDeiteu
Sdlad. BEL arasnii bon Der arme:
Des Gr5b,rsoss SoIspb 5erbinanb &C.
f6Iassn tpurbsn. 5ieben iih in n0rbIi'
der uub norb6itiifer Ridtung 5uriid,
Don ben Seiierreidtrn iddrf perfOlgt
r9m Utonias eritiirmtsn bic DETER
rsider Gieg5anoip unb bic 50ben noro.
lid bon Wphriea. BON unIereu 5rup'
pen perfoIst. siebt ii4 Der Geinb bem
Dispr5 Stub entiang Bis binter Tar
nosord (;m iiibli6en pOIsH. 40 Wlei'
Zen nOrboitli6 DON Sarnogrob) 5us
rid. Die in Skisr Gesstb senddte
geuts III auf Al Offisiere uub II, 500
Mann unb II Rai4insnssi4iiBs ans
gepafftn.
-eIm Bug rHo in OF GaIi;isH TT
sic Gag. unDerdnbert aub um 3lotd
2ipa JIuB uno am Dnieiter hsrri4t
nj Gusenblid Rubs.
StaIieniider ariessi9aupIas: sam
GlOnias fdub an SiOnso cine aass'
nsins G4Ia4t ita.t. als bic brittle itas
lisnii9e armse unisrs Stslunssn In
Der GsssrS bon G6rs angrtff. lln'
,sfGh bier fsinblide qrmss,orps rtits
N untsr Rem S9ub einss beftigsH
einbIi4eH artiIlerkfeusrs gegen uns
II. GrDnt DOT, bic ii4 DON BEN Bril-
ntupf bel Sort BIB ans Wssr bius
sbi. Der angriff ipurbe DoaftduOis
4casl5l0gtn unb Der 1tiHb erlitt Sa.
bel fiirGtsrIide 9srluiis. Ddui Der
1apisr.eit unf.rer 9ruppen, beiOnbsrs
Der Snfunteris. baben mir Gle unf.re
PcfitiOHsn bebauptet, iros Der HHms'
rif5en llsberlesenbeit O.s Gtinbes.
Dom mitiIsrsn SionsO. in Der Ses
esib DON aru. unb Don ben anbsreu
i5ronten ift ni4ts Mi4tisss su mel.
Den.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
Die Staliener sic NIT pier ArmeeGorps sic 3on3o- -nie
anqrifen,
gtuf BEN fiibpsitIidxn arisasI4au.

9luf 6,m iiibipeitlifsn aritssi4au.
plab lit bic Gage .unuerGnbert.
SpeJialbspeifrn Don Der iptitIi4al
Gront iasen. bab in Der tiir5lib 3tDi,
iden 2trras uno ga gafee itattssfuH'
bsnsH S4tddt bic gritsu unb bic
JransoTsn furdt6ar. 9srluite erIitten
6absn. Gin aouiirraHbo allein fr1
3400 Don 1900 WanR btrloren baben.
HDbert Nuientba!, Der
@.;.s ~.s6.ex
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
SapitdnSiebii9er nnb brei
Wsamn npn bem beuticben
Gampfer ,,Semnos"
8e BEN in 9enebig untet
Der &ntlage Der 9 ptos
maze pro3eiftrt.

mage pro3ei 1trt.
@snebia 6. SuIi. gtm 0ienitag
begann bier Der gro3eb gegen ben
Sapitdn 2Rbii6er unO brei Mann
Oon Der 8eiaBung bes beutf4en Dams
piers n2smnOs" Der Ieit bem 8eSinH
oes Srieges in QncOna interHirt mar.
Die Uldnner iiRo Der Spiouase dnge'
tlagt uno perOen Dor siuem &riegsges
ri6t pro5eiIirt peroen.
Die poIi5ei Oriidt bic 2tnIi6t aus,
oab bic 2tngeaagten in Der 3eit, sbe
StaIien in ben arteg eingriff, fir
9eutI4lanD ipionirt babeu. sic iolp
len Deriu4t 6uben, Srformatton iber
itaIieniIbe 8atterieH unb llnRrieez
bOote gu erlangen. Die 6auptuRtlags
iii aber ge9en ben &apitdn uno ben
W&ai6intiten gBilg 6pppe geribtet, bic
bem DIterrei4ifh : ungarII9en Sc
i6Daoer iignaliIirt babeu Iouel, als
es am a. Wtai 2tncond bombatoirte.
Sopo5I Der aapitdn 2iebIiter ais Der
Wlai9iniit Soppe iteuen Oies in 9l6s
reoe. Sic Iagen, baB iie 3ur 3eit Oes
gombaroements niht einmdl gelpuBt
bdtten, ouB Stalien an OeIterreiar llns
garn ben &rieg ertIdrt babe.
Der 6au erregt in 2lnoona groBe5
SntereFe. Wd6renb oes 8om6aroe=
ments Der StaOt puroe Der 0aupfer
n2emnos" ben ben DTterreic6iIder
&riegsi4iffen in ben @ruuo geIaois
len, tpabrIfeinIid I'm gu Oerbiuoeru,
oab er BON Der italienii6en Regieruug
beI4lognabmt peroe.
u 4meritantfaer Sautbams
p fer ange6alten unb
mad SDinsmiHbe
gebra6t.
Berlin. 6. Sult. Der ameritanis
'I9e GoniuIdrasent in Sninemiinbs
6ertatet, bab Der ameritaniite Dam.
pier ppIaturia" nit elmer 2aoung
Petroleum, DON Nep gort mad ben
Oftieebdfen &arIsbanH unS Sscars
buma unterpegs, bon eiuem beuti6eu
SriegsItiff drgebaIteH uno na9
Spiu'wiinoe gebra6t poroen Iei.
Die .pIaturia" 1T elmer Der 5ants
odmpfer Der Stanoaro Sil Company
uno Der eribe 0ampfer bieier Dirt, Der
Don ben 0eutiaen augebaIten pOrSen
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
go. 161.
QSetterberi6t.

Sir 0bio un6 0as tpeitIite
Scnniplunnien: Sd0nes 8etter ain
Wfittipo6. 9(m 9onneritag tbeilipeiie
tribes &Setter, Dubri6etnIidy @Gutt-
teritilrme i'm n0roIi6en Sbeil.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-14
WHEAT CLOSE IS
 HEAVY AT DECLINE
Uncertainties Regarding Diplomatic Outlook Have
 Depressing Effect

Chicago. May 13.-Uncertainties regard ing the diplomatic outlook and as to the latest war development had depress- ing effect today on the wheat market here The close was heavy at 2dessc under last night Corn declined a4c to 1s@1hc net and oats ssassc. In provisions the fnai results varied from a drop of loc to Dc advance.
 Sharpest setbacks for wheat came just before the end of the session, when the news that a British submarine had forced the Dardanelles and had sunk Turkish war craft in the Sea of Marmora was looked on as indicating more rapid progress than had been recently looked for in the direction of opening way for shipments of wheat from Russia. Corn de- clined with wheat, and as result of bearish Argentine reports and of favor able domestic planting conditions. Oats showed relative strength compared with other cereals.
 Provisions were unsettled and irregu- lar throughout the session. Higher prices for hogs tended to have a strengthening effect. but were more or less offset by weakness of grain.
 Future quotations were as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-14
UA|ISUpLLY DULL
 MARKET IS HEAVY Ies Element in Sole } Command of Days
 Operations

New York, May 13-Heaviness, resulting almost wholly from latest aspects in in- ternational affairs, attended today's un- usually dull stock market Prices moved upand down according to the caprices of the trading clement which had sole com mand of the days operations.
 Numerous losses. mostly fractional, were registered at the outset. followed by mod crate recoveries, with another decline by midday when the financial district was once more agog with rumors affecting ne gotiations between Washington and Ber- lin The loss of another British warship in the Dardanelles furnished the bears with additional ammunition. For the bal ance of the session the list drifted with out definite aim. On the whole, war spe- cialties fared better than other issues. helped in measure by reports of more large contracts for supplies to the allies.
 General news was of mixed charac- ter. the resumption of dividends even though in the form of scrip, on Virginia Carolina Chemical preferred, being re- garded as an indication of better indus- trial conditions in the south There also were increased inquiries for copper metal at the highest prices recently recorded.
 New fiotations were somewhat heavy In the bond list and other speculative issues went lower in sympathy. Total sales, par value, were s2,317,000
 United States bonds unchanged on call.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-14
Lets Pigeons Decide Lawsuit

Y rom the NeW 1oTh WOfl0.
 City Judge Beal. of Yonkers who re- gently devised a Solomon-like spaghetti test to determine the ownership of a dog with fondness for that elongated variety of food showed extra judicial wisdom in setting a bird case in his court.
 This time it was plgeons-l0 of them. John Noszko, of ASA Walnut street. told the judge that someone broke into his coop of prize homing birds, and that boys told him they recognized 10 of them in a flock kept by William Warholly, at Isl Orchard street. at the other end of the city. Voszl<o had Warholly arrested.
 Judge Beal celebrated almost audiby a few moments then he directed Sergeant Google and Detece$ve Duffy to take the z2 homing pigeons in Warhollys flock to neutral spot and turn them loose. Ten of the pigeons at once flew to Voszko's coop, while the remaining dozen returned to the defendant.
 Warholly insisted all were his, but fudge Beal said the pigeons had decided the case for themselves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-14
FLORENCE

Florence, May 1S.-(Special )-News hal just been brought in that Mrs. Dolle D. Smith, aged B, of Threet's Cross Roads, 16 miles northwest of this city, committed suicide by shooting herself through the head Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs Smith has been in declining health for several months. her mind being impaired as well. Sunday morning she asked a neighbor for a pistol. saying someone had been molesting her premises at night and she wanted It to sprotect herself. Mrs. Smith leaves her immediate family, three children, age 6, and 13 years. She was a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Hyde, one of Florence's most progressive mer- chants. The remains of Mrs. Smith were inferred at Cypress Inn cemetery.
 MT. Kelsie D. Carson died at the home of his parents this morning at noon. Mir. Carson has been i'll for sometime. He was for long time the popular operator of the Western Union Telegraph company. at the head of which he had been for sometime, being forced not long since to resign on account of i'll health.f
 MT. Carson was the son of our popular tax collector, MT. A. D. Carson. and is survived by his father and mother, one brother and three sisters. His funeral was conducted by Evangelist Isaac c. Hoskins of the First Christian church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-14
New York Cotton Futures
Port Cotton Market

New Orleans Middling, ac; receipts, 1880; exports, All: sales, s60; stock, 29l,oA. Galveston: Middling. 9.2oc; receipts, 5os4; sales, 202s; stock, 346, 49S.
 Mobile: Middling, S.75c; receipts, ISL stock, 23.936.
 Savannah: Middlng. 9 Sc; receipts, 95o; sales, 1858: stock. S6.i65.
 charleston Middling s15c; receipts 53; stock, 64 364.
 Wilmington: Middling, sac; receipts, ss, stock, 50,212.
 Texas City: Receipts, 57s
 Norfolk Middling, Sc; receipts, dS4, sales, ITO: stock, 679o4
 Baltimore: Middling, 95sc: stock 1863.
 Boston, Midding, s.S5c; receipts, 263; stock, 13,200.
 Philadelphia; Midding, 10. 1oc; stock, 4S35
 New York: Middling. s5c; receipts, 61; exports, 425; stock, 224,92l.
 Minor ports: Exports, 12,224 stock, 35, oS3
 Total today: Receipts. 9s57; exports, 1s - 760 stock, 1,120.705.
 Total for week: Receipts, 79.sss; exports, 94,941 Total for season: Receipts 1o,11,54S; ex- ports, 7503,071.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-14
ADVANCES FOLLOW
 DECLINE IN COTTON
Liverpool Moderate Buyer in New York-Cables
 Steady

New York. May 1S,--An carly decline in the cotton market was followed by ad- vances with the close steady at net gain of from to points.
 The cables were relatively steady, but after opening unchanged to points lower the local market sold off sharply with active months showing net losses of from 10 to 12 points during the carly trading. Liverpool was a moderate buyer here. but the demand from that source appeared to be smaller than anticipated by local longs In view of the wider difference between the two markets and this in itself may street liquidation. Selling was also pro- noted by the favorable character of southern weather news and a report from a prominent travelling expert that the prospect was favorable in the southwest with little reduction in acreage outside of the grain section. Offerings tapered off at the decline, however, and the market later rallied on covering of shorts. Trad ing was very quiet. as prices worked higher, suggesting that the technical po- sition of the market had been considerably strengthened by recent liquidation, and at one time July contracts were selling about 10 points above last nights closing figures, while new crop deliveries ruled about to points net higher. Around 9.e0c for De- tober, Wall street offerings increased and prices later reacted a few points from the best. The talk around the ring re- fiected continuous nervousness over po- litical conditions and 1t was supposed that uncertainties of this sort were largely responsible for the comparatively small volume of business. Cables reporting that the port of Archangel had been opened led 10 predictions of increased exports to Rus sia but while there was no hedge selling reported here some of the local spot peo- pie said that the spot demand was lacking and that holders were offering more freely in the interior.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-14
War and Geology

From the Saturday Evening Post.
 The geological department of Har- yard has arranged to give series of lectures on the present war. Most per sons will wonder how geology can af- feet the war. but it Is a fact that geological conditions must be taken into account. Geology. properly, Is study of rocks. but it reckons with winds, floods. soils, natures of rocks, and various other factors of erosion and corrosion which have really im- portant bearing on the work of fisht- ing and planning battles. The winds have very important bearing on aerial operations. and on range shooting wind pressure is always figured, whether rifle or cannon are being used. With the varying kinds of soils come differ ent conditions. With some soils it Is easier to erect substantial trenches than with others. To assume a posi- ton behind stratified rock is always dangerous. for when a shell strikes it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-14
Produce Market

New York. May 1S.-Butter barely steady: receipts. i9l1; creamery extras tsz score), 27iAc; creamery thieher scorlng), 2sm2s1ac; firsts, 2sieu2sc; seconds 25m26c Eggs irregular. 2S,150; fresh gathered ex- tras. 2213a23c; storage packed extra firsts, 2l%@22c: firsts, 20s.6D21lkc; regular packed extras. firsts, 2lis022c; firsts, 20@2lc, Cheese firmer, receipts, 2206; state whole milk fresh specials, lie: state whole milk average fancy 16laQ16%c. Dressed poul- try steady: western frozen roasting chick ems 17@2l1sc; fowls, 141aq1sc; turkeys, IL G21c.
 St. Louis, May 13.-Poutry unchanged except chickens. 1iml4lsc, Butter, cream cry, 27.c. Eggs unchanged.
 Chicago, May 13-Butter lower; cream cry, 2oM26c. Eggs unchanged; receipts 20,641 cases. Potatoes unchanged receipts 31 cars.
 Kansas City, May 13.-Butter. eggs and poultry unchanged.