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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-04
NOTES OF THE RAIL

Second Assistant Postmaster General
Stewart, for the Post Office Department
today complained TO the Interstate Com
merce Commission that railroads in
practically all parts of the country are
charging excessive rates on Government
shipments of stamped envelopes and
newspaper wrappers. a fifth-class rate
in the East and thrd-class in the West
and South Is asked by the Government
on this traffic,
One hundred and seventeen of the prin-
cipal steam railroads of the United States
earned during March net revenue of Si7-
56O, 4S2, the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion today announced. These roads had
total operating revenue of $l63, ,624,56S and
total expenses of $l16O84 ,OS6. Net revenue
per mile for March, 1915, was 1921 against
$299 in March, 1914
An increase from 16 to 20 cents per
hundred pounds in rate on paper from
New England points to New York city
over the Boston and Maine and other
railroads today was upheld by the Inter
state Commerce Commission,
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STOCKS RECOVERED
IN WALL STREET
aster Early Liquidation Cen
eral List Rose on. Short Cow
erine and Better Demand.

..-,, work.. May 4.-wan street today
NEW .,,;,oh celner view of the attack
ioon American oil tanker Gulhight by
on .,,a W. "a subnarine, and In consequence
au.art,ot w ouieted down and became
ny There was a general disposition
sleatuaoho,it the street to await something
eoisi ON the torpedoins OF the vessel
ns nending this no opinions were eN-
anu aius ether than some people thought
mess.,ho W. market in yesterdays session
thst -, very much over-beared on ac-
cogns cogl Oninion was held in many quarters
IS t.ha t market was about ripe for re-
ny. .i.r and the torpedoing OF the Gulf
nssy" ,,Cst came at a. proper time to he used
~ drive down prices ..,., -,
There was some accommodation vi
: nu.io, n9u,i houses also sold quite large
ms,,n, mes, Of speciatles, but impaired
suIns ware chiefly responsible for SELL
ne .h ~ this class of stock. STOCKS were
lns lnsA,, " .olsrt on the recession and after the
wei a, bour an active demand appeared
NJ III, coming largely from shorts whlch
,nsre nut on yesterday decillle'
"goreign selling on the decline was
said 70 be quite large, being princi-
M III, in the standard issues. on TINS
.pe,ig gl.tior steel common was heavy In
~ carly session, but later IL moved
.no,o the final OF yesterday. Reports
80 II that the earnings statement Tor
Inr,l will show net of about Sll,OVo,VV
sharp advances occurred in the after
noon session, when orisk oetlanu ap-
orhd in addition to urgent covering by
ppsarts who had figured that the decline
,,,J On further before recovery There
slso considerable absorptive buying
-5.,rs ranged from good-sized fractlon
(. ."s noints. Specialties, however, made
H. largest advances. Westinghouse rose
~ ~ ,rom the low of the morning session
, Msxlcan Petroleum gained points
.Ssnadian Pacific despite the poor weekly
EARNINGS became strong. AT ono time IL
was over. 2 points higher
AttentIon was directed to the copper
,,o,,n. which showed great activity at
Sirher prices, Amalgamated and Utah
scoring the largest advances. All copper
!. natal producers are now quoting l9 cents
,or the metal, and the general feeling
"a that II will go still higher. Then, too
1 sthe production of the various companies
Ia much larger than for some time past.
The market closed irregular, with some
nrices below the final of yesterday Stu
5shaker. on which an initial quarterly
SivIdend of IL per cent. was declared
Stodav showed n loss of nearly 3la points.
MANY traders expected a larger distribu-
a ton r..,
"a wide movement occurred in Pressed
! Steel Car. 1t sold down over six points
Q before support was met and 1t regained
nearly all of it's loss.
New Haven became stronger on the
4 favorable March earnings statement,
4 which was the best for some time. De-
\ spite the fact that London cables told of
I further decline in the price of copper
4 metal, the copper group became strong,
the advances being only fractional, how
! ever.
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PENNSYLVANIA BALANCE
ToNoPAH BELMoNr MEErlNe
Joseph c. Fraley Elected to the Board
of Directors.

At the annual meeting Of the Tonopeh-
Belmont Development Company. held n
Camden today, J. Harvey whiteman pres
sided and Kiah Kitto acted as secretary.
Clarence NJ Brown declined reelection
as director and Joseph G. Fraiey was
elected to hll the vacancy. The other re-
firing directors were reelected.
The stockholders voted to amend The
bylaws and constitution, changing the
date Of the annual meeting from the irst
Tuesday to the last Tuesday IN May
President Heller stated that the Bell
mont mine would have larger ore re-
serve at the end of next fiscal year than
reported in the annual report Since
March l the company has sold 100000
ounces of silver, and since that time the
silver people are bidding. One cent ad-
vance in silver adds $4,000 a month to the
net income of the company, Thus far the
company never received less than 81 cents
an ounce for silver.
In answer to question as TO the
amount spent on the Surf Inlet property,
now under option until July l. Mr. Heller
said that $4,000 would cover all they have
put in that proposition, and he was leav-
ing on the 9Th TO try to get an extension
of the option OF at least six months 70
further prove UP the latest Developments
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COTTON

NEW YORK, May 4.--Cotton opened easy
This morning on weak cables and tremendous
Wall street liquidation The weakness OF the
of the heavy selling here by Liverpool late
Yesterday On the decline there was heavy
b,yinR nv former bull operators who had sold
out at higher levels, There was also con-
siderable buying by spot interests.
recovering ali Of their earlier declines and
esta pllshing gains over last nights close rang
ing from to y points.
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TRADE BALANCE s23. 323 2O4

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The balance Of
trade in favor of the United States for
the week ending May 1 was s23,S29, sO4, the
largest in the last five weeks The ex-
ports during last week were s57, 1888, 1856
while the imports totaled SS4, 4,460552 Cot
ton shipped during the same period ag-
gregated tSo,610 bales, an increase over
the previous week of 10000 bales, and
making the total exported since August
1, the beginning of the cotton year. 1921
420 bales
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s2000, 900 Gold From France

sass Sssssa S' ss5o0oOo S'G z & sold isss iFos
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET


| HAGERsTOwN, Md. May 4-lIaEerstown's
$4,000 Offering Of ~ park bonds Went IKE
mar 500. They sold mp to SlO2 80 for the 1884
|
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SPECIAL MEETING

- SPECIAL MEETING or THE
80 steekholders of the Consolidated Ice
AIfs. %. will be held at the ohiea OF the
2981 Bodins St, Phlla.. Pa. on
Sland.2y June I, 1915, at Z y. m.s 20 vote
for or against the increase Of the Indebted
ness Of the company from nothing to ThiFty
(s9o. .00ol dollars
ARTHUR DYSON Secretary.
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BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearings today compare with eorre-
spending day last two years:
Boston aib$s4 a9FS ,2s i2if 4a $50 s25 1874 81 s7s
Phls. 80. 81 ,652, 7Sl 20 2GS,l65 20, 773 s8l
SSs,s'SG Sss or tts & BILLS 81 9ss 9d az
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MARTINS FERRY
Justice Court


FRED Bachneckt OF Standard addition.
viii be given "a hearing before squire n
4. Ong this morning on the charge OF
unning his family out Of the house
Win a pttchfork. Monday evening The
arrest was made by Constable Duncan.
ana the man was LODGED in Jail This
- the second time in a month that he
mas threatened his family and no doubt
ing.
constable Duncan yesterday morning
leNied on a horse y ago the prop
erty or scott Gordon OF Bridgeport.
which inquired In the suit OF Sawteli W.
Gordon, which was tried some time ago.
The outnt was brought TO the Krim liv-
cry stable. where Il was appraised and
Will be settled Thursday morning when
the case comes to trial.
constable Duncan last evening picked
up a foreigner On the upper part OF the
city on tue charge Of assault. The
trouble occurred at a dance in the up-
per part Of the city Saturday evening
man will he given a hearing before
week.
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Ferry and Wheeling which will be play.
ed at League Park Friday Afternoon.
The employees OF the Laughlin tin
mill viii receive their money Saturday
OF this week and a large amount will be
I'd Steger. OF Bellaire, was In this
city yesterday morning on his way TO
Kentucky to spend several weeks.
John Terril. former chief Of police in
this city, but now OF California. Was
IN the city yesterday calling on friends
Al OF the fraternal orders OF the CITY
viii participate In the parade 10 be held
Thursday evening.
The Athletic football team will meet
Tor practice 6 evening the balance
OF the week In preparation for the game
John Davidson. OF South Fifth street.
Is reported TO be repidly recovering at
his nome after "A serious illness.
A large crowd attended the temper
ance meeting held at the corner OF
Fourth and Hanover street last evening
proud parents Of a baby boy At their
home on Hickory street.
Mrs. William Powell OF S~wiasdaIe.
Pa, are in the city calling on friends
and relatives.
Repairs are being made to three mills
AT the tin mill and will be
ready Tor operation Monday.
An interesting debate on the wet and
ury question VIII be held in the high
school auditorium. Sunday afternoon.
An alarm clock was taken from the
home OF ollie McAnnish on Fayetta
street yesterday morning.
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KITCHIN OPPOSES
DEFENSE PLAN

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Represen-
tative Claude Kitchin. majority leader
of the house OF representatives, has
not yet been converted 70 the support
of the administrations national de
Tense program.
When Mr.. Kitchin was in Washing
ton for a few hours today. White
House officials sought TO get in touch
with him to arrang an appointment
for him TO discuss the army n navy
appropriations with President Wilson
tomorrow. He had left the city for
North Carolina. however. before ONT
cial notification reached him. He said
before leaving that he would be glad
to confer with the President on the
subject when he returned TO Washing
ton about November T..
Friends of Representative Kitchin
assert that in case he cannot give the
administration proposals his support.
he will not oppose them as the leader
of the house majority but merely as
an individual.
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STOP HEAD NOISES
CURE CATARRH AND
PREVENT DEAFNESS

III you are troubled with Nasal ca.
tarrh. Catarrhal Deafness. Catarrhal
Headaches. head noises, dullness and
that s~tuned-up feeling. with frequent
wheezing. sneezing spells, Sore
Ihroat. Asthma. Hay Fever or kindred
affections. just try a little NOSTRI.
OLA.
NoSrRlOLA is thoroughly reliable.
and is now sold and recommended by
all druggists.
The nostrils and air passages are
the breeding places for the Catarrh.
Hay Fever and other diseasebreeding
germs NOSTRlOLA is intended 10
clear the head and purify. soothe and
strengthen the Innings of the air pas
sages so they are able TO resist and
throw OF disease germs.
NOSTRlOLA will surely please you.
Get a small tube OF you druggist to-
day. and you'll wish you had tried
NOSTOIoLA sooner.
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About People
movements % individuals q.
ana From :irs City.
At THE HOTELS

MelURE-F. W. Ward. New Mar.
tlnsvllle; l. V. Miller. Ciarksbure' 4
- ihillps. Cameron; W. II. CaldouRb
East Liverpool W. Jones. Charleston
!. swIshy. Parkersburg: Jack Pat.
ers6bUr; C~iSrksburg II. H. Marsh. Park
. 6. NJ. Stewart. New Cumber.
iaha. II. Camp. R~avenswood,
pSRAND CENTRAL. G. Mover.
Eiklns. {. II. Parker, Akron: r. L.
Ailnamyer, Darlington: Henry HoWeii
SisIlnston' w. II. Rutherford. Petro,
sIAMM-w. F. Campbell. Fair.
mont; John A. Book. Farmington a
-. Losh, Weston: J. b. Bradford GraS
ION Z. II. Jackson. Fairmont. .Jobn
burg. ~'"'h9
ROGERS. F Garrett. Clarksburr
- II, shower Fairmont: II. w. Hoov-
erH New Berlin: J. II. Hartigan. Zanes.
vile; w. VI. Wagner. Marietta: N y
CnIlstlan, Marietta: c. b. Ebert. Park
ersburg' W. l. Steer. Parkersburg.
Mr.. Thomas Halpin OF sou,b BROAD
way, left for Mt. Clemens. Micbigsn.
yesterday where he will take treat.
ment for rheumatism.
Mrs. b. r ~Blacksher OF Manning.
Ton w Va. was the guest Of Mrs. W.
A Hodge OF the Island. Monday.
Miss Ann Stewart OF Newport n
Bellaire.
Miss Katherine Gilbert OF Pleasant
Nailey, VIII leave for Pittsburgh. Pa
today. where she will visit friends nm,
I'll after Halloween.
Miss Grace Mccoy Is the house
guest Of Miss Louise Vilsach Of Pitts.
burgh. this week.
Mrs. l. u. Rudolph Of Pittsburgh.
Was the Monday guest OF Mrs w. A.
Hodge OF South York street.
Misses Maud Davis OF Cleveland. o.
Mildred kerns and Bess BRYANT OF
Bellalre. were tho Sunday guests OF
ne Mlsses lallle and Margaret Wright
or Fourteenth street.
Clarence Hardwick OF Barnesville
OHIO, was In the city yesterday the
guest OF Guy C.. Mercer OF the South
side.
Nj. John =. Lynch returned yester
day from Eglon. where ne has been
spending several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman Mr.
n Mrs. Seaton Alexander are ex
pected 20 arrive In the city tomorrow
from California and other points IN
the West where they have been spend
Ing some time.
Miss Margaret Thistle and Mis-.
Ethel Burns returned 20 their home
IN Si~stersville after a visit with frienda
here.
Mr. " v. Tucker OF siste-.vu.
mas home after a short visit
In the city.
Secretary s. r. Arnold 81 tb. vr..,
fEnia sunday School AHa1rfaUor nf.
ended Tho MannIurton Institute. vsafsr
nal ana was 90 Grafton FOR tho merf.rv
20 That place last evening Tud.y H.. ~rI
or fnd me Morg1ufnHu Institute
D. i March. division freight arar.
ana Ohio r%aIIruaH
'WrinF With h~rrdquarfrr4 In p4rtarr
.. N tn Wheeling Fraferdav af
aug Lhr corner stone LAYING core
Oral "' '''he
Ii . Underwood. formerly Of fb.. 1fty
nov ~ 'harisstor where b. is sonnet.
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OHIO WOMAN
HAD BAD STOMACH
Mr. Perkins Finds Swift Keller After
First Dose Of Wonderful
Remedy

Mr. ~ p Perkins % poiuse Place.
r. NO T. Toledo suffered Tor n
IONS Time from stomach troubles She
f'It bad no 0f Tho time and She
could hardly ever nnd anything 90 eat
ihsL would agree with har
She took N1frF Wonderful Remedy
wac surprised af fHa sudden rarfo
fai.0n Thar followed She wrote
have been taking your rrmadt
an1 % has done ur .0 much rood and
am Hn much better that am eafing
most any end everything that used
in frara ago before know what
"iHtcn trouble Uaa am thankful
cine
Narr7 Wonderful Remedy gives per.
'in'rt IIf. fOf stomach. liver and
.'. i'naI nj. wrn'r Dat HH much and
'I"t.f EnI IL. NO more distress
afi'f fIfIUH rrr. Hrr OF uaH boo fHa
'nua'n and Hr0Hrd fHr heart coz one
Nn''.' nf 5000. l.I.UI.f U and f.. It
' ON N.H.Yi. u~IIrfrf0t. No. NOT rafIa
factory none. 900 H. returned
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WANT MORE TROOPS
SENT TO BORDER

DOUGLAS. AriEa. Oct. 26.-Cnited
States military officers here have re-
commended 20 Major General Funston.
that an additional regiment Of artillery
BE- sent 20 Dougla To preserve Amcri-
can neutrality. iu the event Of an at
tack upon Aqua Prieta by Villa forces.
"a became known tonight. At present
two batteries Of field artillery are stat
toned here.
Arrivals from mora stated that an
American named Kemp had taken charge
Of with "a part OF the Yaqui
Indians commanded b. Colonel EeltrAm
causing trouble to foreigners desiring
70 leave the district. Two American
iron workers who left Cananea without
obtaining passports were halted by VIII
Ia soldiers and robbed Of $3.50 according
20 reports. When a second detachment
20 stop them they made their
shots
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ed with the state Tax Commissioners
department. Il visiting his numerous To-
cal friends for "a few days.
DIT. W. G Dawson Or Cameron. prom
ineht IN Masonic circles. is attending
tne annual fall reunion Of the Scottish
rite bodies. now being held in this city.
Dr; ". T.. Samnons. prominent Young
Pnyslcisn OF Cameron Il. II. No. 3, for
Icy AIS, returned to his home last
nisht after a three-days' visit 10 the
lon ~ Feun
l. y. Smith Of Charleston patente. Of
me smith system OF filtration was in
me city yesterday attending cornerstone
Kite Cathedral
Charles McConahey OF
Shmerony ". Va, is in the city attend
Bodies. Nee
lanes Johnson. we'll known North End
E~oncenan, left last night over the Penn
spend a few days. ~
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BAYLISS HEAD
OF MASONRY

NEW YORK, Oct 26-M. W. Bay
Ilss OF Washington, ID. C.. was selected
sovereign grand commander al the
lOstn annual session OF the Supreme
council. 33rd degree OF theAncient and
Accented Scottish Rite or Free Ma
sonry. for the United States. held
here today. Among other officers
chosen We're.
Josiah II. Long. Boston. Lieutenant
Grand Commander Charles s. Web
ster. Worsecter. Mass minister Of
state; Holden o. Hill. Previdnt. r. J..
secretary general Walter Seymour,
Newark y J., keeper Of the archives.
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MURDER.

CHICAGO. oct. 2s.-The body OF an
italian. who appeared TO Rave been
abou 25 years old. was found sealed
in a vinegar barrel here today az a
lonely spot In the southwestern part
Of the city.
There was a wound In the head. evil
IDENTIFY made with a Ratchet n a
heavy cord tied tightly about the neck.
From the clothing Of the dead man
the police recovered S1I75.
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NO RESPONSIBILITY
FOR SUBWAY CRASH

NEW YORK. oct. 26-A coroners
jury tonight failed 10 hold anVonc crtn-
inally responsible for the subway acci-
cent In which eight persons lost their
ilNes AT seventh avenue and gath street.
last september %.
While criminal negligence WAS nor
shown. the jury held. the city bureau OF
c~ombustibles was severely ccnsured"
Tor not inspecting the work in accord
ance with the city code.
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-FOUR TO
BE EXECUTED

AMSTERDAM. Via london. oct. %.
l..at y. m-According TO the } 81
additional death sentences gains per-
sons who were charged with espionaxa
snd treason have been BY
courtmartial at Liege.
The newspaper adds that Pope Rene-
dict. the king OF spain and President
wilson have been appealed to by tele-
graph to intervene in bchal OF the con-
demned persons.
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HEAVY SNOW IN RUSSIA.

LONDON. Oct. %. 4:1O a. m-wintsr
has set In in the Russian W. tr.stre
according TO the Times Petrocrad cor
r~esPondent. who says snow has been
Ialllng Tor three days and the roads are
frozen 50 hard that there h no foothoId
Tor the horses. The conditions tho cor
respondent adds are thus worse than in
The rainy season "
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comes tho question 81
comfort u helpful
ads 90. influences
Amnna ths bet q
thess L. q veil kn1sn
eEtsFna1 remedy.
N1ihra PrIrnd
20 IL rrnuv applied 10
r aurfacs mua-fes
hess are lubrfufef.
toned mafs bliai'e -
NJ stretch A. naiurs
Ffqu'rH Without -
strain md pain %
1r.h and rramrnf
Ihg irfurnoe rrfrrfs
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.efourh NJ myriad ~ nervss b. dsep.r 80,
teo.l 10 Internal organs Ara o..
nod o. fg1sa NUT rsferf ffaeIf ~ 49,
~ mlnd 81 u mother. but mon us
Iounr mothsrs uho have rref arf.ft-,-
TO- have Enfien o. aav h1r rs.f--I
NY Eue - ne ahsenr~ ~ marrfr~ a-tr-
etrene nerguuenr.s and Other farsaes -
r.lch ny hsd hard and feared. a.
bcue ~ -Aothsra Friend" 81 srv frv-
ft1re Simply apDiY ~ over re afgmstt ~.-
cH and fat assurrf 81 perfect aaf-fv srf
confon daT arf r'fhf write ~ rr-fr-rf
kfruiat1F. fea Lamar VIE Auarfs a. a.,
tAf taEaaone and laatrucurs bst.
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UNCLAIMED
body Of Allegheny stonoouttsr Lies In
sohmeichsi Morrue while Efforts
To Locats Parents Pan.

Coroner Gala Mitchell will rr5natr.
pc abl" i1daF f1 lu.Hte fHe family n
l|l'm patterson. Allegheny afUraruf.
L'f i'inl dead Dob DIE room NDnuaU. Ifa
''lfed w.rI from Ira arlrafarg ri fra
."lf % .ieIH union yesterday 90 fHa .r.
inaI iNr fHmN" rHf NOT been fr.af.
a'nn I' .rmHluH are fuII Ir tH.
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-BLUEJAcKEr HELD.

ant /. X. Forde OF the cruiser Nortb
Carolina. was held here to-day under a
BOND OF $1,000 on "a charge OF man
accident at midnight Monday in which
a young woman named Irma Wilson
riding In his car. was killed F1orde's
machine collided with n taxicab
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only Clean Confetti

The mayor and board or control have
approved the rules Of the Halloween
celebration In regard TO the OF
confetti. only genuine confetti. one
color 10 a bag. will be allowed 70 be
thrown' and any one caught
mixed confetti will b. prosecuted as
the latter - very injurious TO the eyes.
Merchants are advised not TO secure a
Supply OF the confetti, a. the matter is
entirely in the hands OF the committees.
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ONE KILLED IN RIOT.

CHICAGO. oct zs-ora man was
KILLED and three others wounded. one
perhaps fatally tn a riot tonight grow
inF nut % the rme workers STRIKE
rafuuel happer % years OLD. said t0
have been r striking tailor. Was rh0f in
D. head and killed Samuel sIeraI gs
years old. also e. striker. william Vince
Ian. - r byafaudrr. and Tony pInIcka.
~ said 10 b. "a rln-unl0n tailor re-
ceived bullet wound pInirka wac shot
IN the head and hIH wound. o. Or be-.
Iefed. WI prove fatal The police have
made several arrests
Berlin was built mainly our Of tne
money obtained from France az me
conclusion OF fLr war 0f 1870
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UNCLE SAM GOT sruHo.

SEATTLE. Wash. oct. 26-EIght feat
OF salt water sloshed over ne sttS
bought some years ago FOR Seattle
new postoftice. when Secretary William
-. McAdoo tried TO look al IL to-day.
was in. ~ '
me site, FOR which the government
paid $4,000 has been rejected as un-
sNaiisbie ana viii be sold for what IL
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DUMBA REACHES HOME.

LONDON. oct. 90. S:2e D. ma des-
patch 20 Reuters Tefegram Company
from Amsterdam. says "a message re
celved there from Vienna states that %.
toustanttn Theodor Dumba. former
Austro-HunEarlan ambassador 20 the
trian capital.
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WASHlNGTON. oct. cs.-suspension
or postal money order exchanges DO
tween the United States and Greece has
neen ordered By Postmaster General
pending the negotiation OF a
new postal convention between the
two countries.
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All OF the members OF the Improved
order OF Red Men who have uniforms
are requested 10 meet Thursday evening
az $3.50 O'Clock at the home Or George
Kidney on North Fifth street. The Tni-
form men and the other members OF
the lodge will take part In the fraternai
parade 70 be held In connection with the
Halloween celebration