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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
CABINET CHEERED BY
BIG TRADE BALANCE
International Situation a Wor-
ry to Stale Department
Officials
(By John Edwin Nevin.)

Washington, May 25.-The predictior
OF Secretary Redfield Of billion dol
lar trade balance in favor of the United
states was the only bit of silver inside
the ciolded International situation re.
day. '''i"s w
Secretary Bryan reported the is.
suahce of neutrality proclamation ac
a result of the war between Italv and
austria and stated that similar nro.
carnations were being prepared as be.
tween Germany and Italy and Turkey
anu Italy. Bryan also told President
llSon OF the plight Of American pack.
ers IN their endeayors to obtain the re.
lease Of valuable cargoes of meats dc.
tanned in British ports.
IN the meantime attorneys represent.
ing the packers were closeted with
Chandler Anderson, special assistant Ia
Gone Johnson solicitor Of the state de.
partment. They were endeayoripg 70
tlnd some way of conducting their
regular trade with neutral countries.
That the relations between thr Unit.
ca States and Germany and the United
states aud Greet Britain are far from
satisfactory is well known. 1t was
understood that the entire situation was
caavassed by the cabinet and il was
decided to make every effort to pre-.
serve the present optimistic attitude
In response to urgent appeals by
American packers, Secretary BRYAN to-.
day announced that the state depart.
Iment had agreed to take up with Eng.
iand the question Of valuable cargoGs
OF meat detained in British ports.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
LILLIAN GIsH IN ENooH ARDEN

Lillian Gish, whose golden beauty has
added distinction and charm to many
a society drama shown in the Mutual
program, graces part decidedly in con.
tfast to those she has recently been SO
much associated with when she appears
as Annie Lee, the heorine Of "Enoeh
Arden,' the four-part Mutual Master.
piece based on Lord Tennyson' famous
poem. This simple daughter of the fish.
erfolk lived in village on the shore
Of the North sea. In this unadorned
setting Miss Gish remains as lovely az
ever Histrionically her performance
measures up to the high standard cstab,
lished by d. W. Griffith. "Enoch
Arden" will me shown at the Bligh
theatre on Thurday Friday and Satnr.
day Of this week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
THE ESCAPE

No motion picture shown in Salem
has created as much comment az this
one. Many think il one of the most i'm.
portant expositions of human life pos
sible to the screen. " has its sever,
critics, too. However, il arouses
thought and speculation as well as pie.
lures vital drama.
W. D. Griffith, who directed "Thc
Escape, has dclyed as deeply into the
mysteries Of life forces as his public
would let him, 1t remains to be seen
what he will attempt next. Certainly
"The Escape" is well worth while from
almost any point Of view.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

Dr. f. A. Pierce, chairman. and II r.
Miller head of the L. of O. school of
commerce, representing the flax promo.
llon committee Of the Portland cham.
per Of commerce, and Jack ONeill,
travelling freight agent Of the O..W. R,
n. railroad company, came up from
Portland this morning and conferred
with Governor Withycombe concerning
me progress being made in the estab.
lishment and development Of the flax
fibre industry in connection with the
state penitentiary
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
Forecast of German
Reply to Wilson's S Note

Berlin, via The Hague, May 25.--
Germany's forthcoming reply to Presi.
dent Wilson S recent note will not fin
ally dispose of the sinking of the Lusi.
tania and other matters relating to the
Submarine warfare, but will necessi.
tate further interchauges, l am reliably
informed. 1t is understood that the de.
lay in answering the American note is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
lue entirely to the Italian situation

due entirely to the Italian situation.
Nearly 400 Americans had returned
the registration cards recently issued by
the consulate today. 1t was requested
that full information be given on these
cards as to ocupation and future plans.
Addresses and telephone numbers were
also requested. A majority of the
Americans declared their intention Of
remaining in Germany indefinitely.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25


I2l:l.
The speaker briefly referred to last
weeks discourse, aud said that having,
he believed, fairly stated the facts and
claims Of Christian Science, he would
now inquire whether or not It's teach.
lngs are ScrlpturOl He holds that Chris.
tian Science is in conflict with the Bi
BILE. The Scriptures distinctly aver that
God created nIln perfect--ln His own
image and likeness, morally, lntellec.
tually; and that Adams disobedlence
was sin, punishable with death. Chris
tan Science denies this, declaring that
there is no death
Mother Eddy" striving after a
truth taught there is no pain, no sick
ness, no sorrow, etc. The truth after
which she was feeling. but did not
fully grasp, Is that sin, sickness, sor
row, death, are abnormal conditions
the result OF the curse which came
upon our race in the beginning. He
agreed with Mrs, Eddy that sin, sick
ness, sorrow, death, are not designed
by God to be everlasting conditions.
The Bible assures Us that the result Of
Messlah's work OF Redemption will be
the obllterntion Of these Rev. 22;3,
When Christian Science hculcrs speak
of healing, they necessarily nclinowl.
edge that sickness exists. But sick,
ness, sorrow and pain are not proper
for Gods people and their prevalence
now nttests that God Is dealing with
the world rs criminals under dcnil
sentence, The Church of Christ Is nc
exception IN this matter, Jesus, holy,
harmless, undeliled, separate from sin.
ncrs," was weary hungry He ngo.
nizcd In the Garden; lie died ON tho
Cross Nor were these errors: they
were the very things for which He
came into the world, as lie declared
Without His suffering as our Redeem.
er Adam and his race could not be
"e"''9 " 'os'so'on "orN'
/ The speaker then demonstrated con
c'us''ely I'oIn scripture 'nu' heoUlg
/ Is Restitution work, and win be prac.
uceu III 'ne Wor'u uur'lg tue N'''''ahlc
Kingdom, Restitution Is not promised
10 'he 'uur,h' ""' u u'W no'ure 'n'
p'''he-oo'u'"'n'' "uS ny por'Ic'Pn'
.lon VIVID lue H'''''"er III tue 'suI
'erihBs ol '"'s p,vcn, ''lI'a' 'no
nuns '''' N'''",' ''," "o' h's
Np''uc7 p"peI''u,'u u''''s "or u'u
any o' 'ne ''''' u"''"' 10 W, 'a m 'ne
'o'o'" SnV"S N'' WINS 'nl' pe,nu'c
none OF 'n''" were 'lDN Jesus 'l'I'l
sc,' was very S'.N j" ",,u'en'"nc' .,' "nu a
a,,, a".n't, VI, 'i'' way w ''v o'o,s' 81,
,'no'ny u "Iu Wy lV',,,|' l,', pu,' ,''''nu ,,'
u u'','''t t "''"' ',' ) 1 '.' VIZ ,,, ~ "''i
.'''.'uo ,, wv .''" Mt. ',, ,,", ,, ~, 80 ="
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
AERIAL RAIDERS FLY
OVER us. CONSULATE

Washington, May 25.-ln the midst
of hail Of shrapncl and fire from
machine guns, ono of number of Ger
man and Austrian aeroplnncs which
raidcd Venice at dawn on Sunday flew
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

TRY A JOURNAL CLASSIFIED AID
THEY ARE BUSINESS GETTERs-
ONE CENT A WORD.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

Some men can get more joy out of
finding a fat fishing worm than others
can out of fat fortune.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,
. IS IT SCRIPTURAL !?
"Tha Wages Of Sin Is Death. I"
1.-THE Soul That Slnneth,
II Shall DE-"

sickness and Death Abnormal condi.
tions-Healing Restitution Work.
Church Differentiated From the
World-God omnipotent and omnis.
eient, but Not omnipresent-"God Is
spirit"- His Personality - Man
Created In the Divine Likeness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

New York City,
May ., - Pastor
Russell's discourse
ut the New York
City Temple today
was a continua.
tion Of his master.
ly address Of hast
W eek, His text
was, There shall
be no more death,
neither sorro W,
nor crying, neither
shall there be any
mora nutA r,v Al.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

Lust Saturday evening, ladies gold
watch Leave ~ thiN office. Rc'
"u1u 10 May26
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

A TEMPERATE intelligent pcptlcmon
stranger, lonesome, would like IN cor,
respond WIN neat refined woman nm.
Icr ~. Addrcm iu confidence. IL
'tayi Salon, one General delivery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

WANTED TO BuY-For cash. a used
Victor Victrola; price must be right.
Address r. NJ, Journal N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

The Want pages 60 to the
office and home and are con-
suited often and frequently
clipped and flied for ready
reference. The Journal
Wants are valuable-that's
The reason. W
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

LOVERS or FLOWERS choice CoIi.
lotnla rooted gcramiums, all differ.
Gnt rolorsl u for 2ic, postpdd The
western Nursery sac Waterloo, Los
Nhg'''Si val MAYED
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

FOR SALE Two lots. house. bnn,
cow chickens aud garden, at Dl6
.Iocltic avenue Tor $500. Offer good
for 30 days. usv9G
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

70 lnNVhplNAkN -- Freds Night
Hunon' May2O
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

FOR SALl'-'i in. swing OFT. bed iron
lathe, cheap, Inquire at Church md
"'" slI'op poller room, May2S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

FOR RENT Now 5.room modern bun.
galow, North rwcnty.first street.
Carey =. Marlin, 40 Phone. N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

COMPLETE stock OF tested garden
field and lawn seed. westaeott Il
Thielsen Co., l5l North High st. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

FOR sALE--o fresh COWS, from $40 10
$40 Phone ll56,W, 1866 Mill.
May26
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

FOR SALE-l0 Jersey hcifcrs comin,,
: years old, or will trade for beef
ouws' Ihoho llo6'W. May25
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

FOR SALE-SO Ancona chicks 4 weohs
ulu' inono of'f'l. May2I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

LARGE furnished front room with
board, on first floor, close in. Phone
Nv, oul North cottage. Mayed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

BRUSH shshing wanted. or other work
W. oaro journal May26
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-25

FOX sALtS-Six acres close in, snap.
Gall 233 North Commercial street
nono ooa' May20
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-05
eaeWoasa ~ ORC psextsa
GILMORE TELLS 6AFFNEY
HE'S NOT AFTER JAMES

President James e. Gaffney of the
Boston Braves, the champion baseball
team. to-day announced that he and
President James A. Gilmore of the
Federal Baseball League, abb ex-
changed kilograms relative to the
much discussed case Of Bill James,
the famous twirler Of the Braves. II
was explained that James, a Boston
hold-o out. has been negotiating with
Federal League magnates with q
view Of signing with that league.
Angered by these reports. President
Carney sent telegram to Presiden,
Gilmore saying that he had q legal
contract binding In every way fol
three years on James's services, and
protesting against the so-called fiirt.
Ing with the pitcher by the opposition
league. In reply President Carney
received the following telegram:
Our policy Is still unchanged re.
garding players under binding con.
tracts such as you say James has
with you. It Is about time your asso-
ciates were respecting similar con-
tracts which we possess.
JAMES A. GILMORE,
president Federal League"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-05
STATE D0INcs At ALBANY.

ALBANY, Mar. E.-oov. whitman
to-day signed the Malone Bill repeal.
ing the Housing Law In second class
a ssving OF $4,000 In the enforce
msnt Of the oe9sral Election Law
would be accomplished n bill. In
troducsd In the Senate to-day by SEN
stor Horton. becomes . law. 1t re-
6Uces the number Of deputy. supertn-
tSndents from ATS to las and replaces
400 Temporary deputies with 100 spe-
cisi deputies limited. to forty days
''sv, csm ID sasn iii BY Senator Horton
would give the Attorney General
R "~er,rt. nSsnS Of Election.
-, vo s,.s. Ss.IS y Psr S' ursns the
release q prison:r. n sat; p: snsss
sct Io Ii n vixen upon . Sll introduce6
yuSscSSiSit ths Boa d Of Parole from con-
siScrinG any petition except one made BY
~" prisoncr himself.
Assemblyman MacRo0ald. Chairman
of the Assembly Ways and Means Com
mittoe. introduced three app. oprtstfon
biiis in the Lower House to-day; One
spproprlstss q. SSi. SIT. alreedy paid into
ne State Treasury. for the mainten-
snce Of public highway conStIucted oy
, SVste aid. A second. .e0o. 600, or az
much OF that amount paid Into the state
TroaSury dusing. 1915. for . similar pu--
pons The third bill reapproPriates an
uns1psndsd balance OF esss.sss for STATE
| WafArWayo,
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. March 5.-The new
rSdsrai Trade Commission will be
OF ranissd here March Is. George
RuSiee OF Cornish. N. H.. the only
member unconfirmsd BY the Senate.
viii serve undsS rscess appointment.
Indorsements of candidates for Fsde-
raj judgeships IN 0eorgta and South
CarclinS were laid out 20 public view. at
liz DspsrtmsnS Of Justice to-day. under
the law pssssd during the closing hou-s
of ConeTess II was the flrst time such
4 think had been done In the history oS
the American Judiciary.
cant. Dvjay q the American schooner
NsSths, arrostsd at Frontsra. Mex. sew.
srel days ago fer non. payment q nnes
On hts ship, has been rSleased.. although
the Martha stiii . detained. the stats
January exports were e1s7 .S7e .sl9. the
day. about ~ 10000 more than y
i:sssisaa. ' ::sss;..:s M{a I::ss;: 3. ;:sS:::
d. q M q T., g. a. &c ~:
E ~ ~, g; =: - Is
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-05
NATIONAL GUARDSMEM
FIGHT As CANADIANS;
y. S. MAY STOP Them.

WARRINGTON. March s.-6ecre-
tary Garrison to-day directed Brig.
Gen. Taslker H. Bliss, Acting Chief of
Staff Of the army. to investigate pub
iished reports that American militia
officers were serving with the Can
adian forces enlisted for service In
the European war.
War Department officials are
doubtful whether any Federal law
forbids militia officers to serve with
foreign troops. None will be permitted
70 serve with any Of the belligerents
II means can b found 70 prevent 1t.
The Department has no jurisdiction
over resigned army Officers.
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NO FALSE DIRECTIONS
TO EVELYN AND cARlB,
SAYS AMERICAN OFFICER.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Com-
mander GherardYs supplementary
report on his investigation Of the
sinking Of the American cotton
steamers Carib and Evelyn by
mines in the North Sea, received
to-day from Berlin. says:
y Both boats sunk by mines. No
, false directions given by the Brit
,,ish. Boats simply ran ON mine
fields" .
It had been said that the ships were
of courses furnished by the Ger
man authorities and were following
routes given by British odlcials.
The German Foreign Once has In
formed Ambassador Gerard that nvt
man OF ths Eyelyn's crew have sailed
from Bremen on the Steamer Matan'
rs and twenty-one mon are to return
TO New York shortly on the steamer'i
Elvis and Luckenbach. TWO Nor
weKiahs from the Cartb elected 70 70
main at Bremen. but the remainder
Including her captain and twenty
fouf men. left Bremen wednesday fol
Rotterdam.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-05
THREE STEAMERS LAND
1000 CANADIAN
TROOPS IN BRITAIN

MONTREAL. March b.-Four thou
sand Canadian troops hate reached
the British Isles on the steamers Me-
eantic, Southland and Nissanable. II
was announced to-day.
The troops are made up Of the Sixth
Canadian Field Artillery. composed Of
units from Quebec. Eastern Ontario
and the Maritime Provinces; the
twenty third (WestmounO Battalion
Thirty second Winnipeg) Battalion
and the Thirtieth (victoria) Bat
TALON.
They called from Halifax on Feb. ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-05
less NEAT # BACK
And KIDNEYS HURT
rSke . glass Of Salts to flush
Kidneys II Bladder
bothers you.

9 49, osaa sss.lssly svsass.lly pro-
80 ~ . vsll-kAsvs sstAesity, b.
- ~ wls asid h nsst excltss IL
1nsga ~ become evsrveeksd; "a
(n0rhks ~ - esA ssuss III ssels q
~ pas(5suIasly bsskashs ed ais.
~ ~ 84nsy ss0leo; shsumatie twin-
- syvsss hss&.eAss 80 steoesh co.,
}i61aalsA tospid live. slssplsssssss,
49, cd usinssy issitasioa.
y II asssat yess back husts o. kid
q1vs sssa't asttas dsht o. Y bladder
hsgs 20 - sbsat four eusesi a
~ ~ fso sag essd phasnasy;
NJ tshe.pee:isl p . fsss a vssss
6Doss tseanese los . lev days sud your
Goosys ~ 49, ~ Ssa This famous
~ y nsds Iron The ed Il pspsu
- 1870 juisA ssabiasd Viii Gtils,
~ kas bsea ses1 fes essseatioas q
- deegsd kidRsys ssd stimulate thea
,16e~unI sstivity also 70 ssutraiise the
80 b ~ sFine - Il 10 loases iri.
So. thU sadIns tlaAdes disorder.
- Galts csasst injuss sayens,
0akn . 4slightlul slissvssesat kthis-
1stes drink whish nillions Of nsa sad
Xe6so saks aow and thea 70 keep III
8dnsys snd urinary esgsns clssa. thu
evesd'nG ssrioss kidney disesss.-Advt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-05
PHYSICIANS GAIN,
BUT BERLIN SAYS
ALuESARE BEATEN
Conflicting Reports Covering
Same Actions by French
and Germans.

PARIS (via London). March 6 las
ISOLATED Prsssl.--Ths following state
mont Wa Issued late this afternoon
from the War Onicea
ITO the north Of Arras. near Notre
Dame de Lorette. we have recap
tured most Of the advance trenches
~ lost the day before yesterday. We
took $50 prisoners.
The enemy again bombardsd the
Rheims Cathedral. In Champagne, to
the north Of souain. Mssnil and
Bsaussjour. there has been nothing
fresh 10 report since yesterday even.
inTs communication.
I'm The Arronns. at vauquois. We
have repuissd two counter attacks
and made new progrsss, inflicting ap.
probable losses upon tho enemy and
taking many prisoners. We are
masters Of the grsatsr part Of the
Villages"
BERLIN. March's tv.a London,.--
The War Omos to-day gave out the
following statsment;
South u Yprss ws inflicted con-
Siderable losses on the British with
ARTILLERY IRE. In the positions In the
Lorstts Hills which We took away
from the French . counters attack
was repulsed yesterday afternoon.
In the Champagne district yestsr-
day and last Night the French con-
unued attAcks north Of L. Mesnil.
All their Attacks Wer0 repuleed and
our positions were maintained.
ATTACKS on our positions at vau-
quois, east Of the Arsonne, and in the
Forest Of Consenvoye, east Of the
Asuse. failed. All attempts to dis-
pufe our possession Of ground cap
tursd In the last few days In the
Aistriot Of Badonviller failed. An at
'tack undertaken last night with con-
siderable forces on the heights north
east Of Celles broke down with heavy
losses to the French. Several night
attacks also were unsuccessful and
ever l,ooo dead Frenchmen are lying
before our entanglements."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-05
AUSTRIANS DRIVEN
OUT OF CZERNOWITZ,
REPORT FROM LONDON

LONDON. March s UNITED Press).-
Cxsrnowitx. capital Of Buckowina, has
been evacuated by tho Austrians un-
der severe Russian bombardment. &C.
cordtpg to q despatch received here
this afternoon from Bucharest.
The Austrians are moving south
ward over the railroad TO 6ereth. the
deopatch said. The Russians are
bridging the Pruth River. whose cross-
insC were destroyed on their previous
retreat, and arc moving forward "a
occupy tho city.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-05
HONEY Boy EVANS,
MINSTREL STAR, D|ESN
BALTIMORE HOSPITAL
-
III for a Year, He Had Ganely
Continued on Stage De-
spite Suffering.

George Honey Boy Evans, minis.
trel star. died at o'clock this after
noon In the Union Protestant Hos
pitai in Baltimore. from stomach
trouble that had been sapping his
life for more than Q year. Game to
the last. he remained out on the road
with his minstrel show until q few
days ago, when no was compelled to
abandon his work and go to the
Baltimore hospital. whore previous
treatment had given him temporary
benefit.
Mr.. Evans was one Of the cleversst
black-face comedians and monologists
on the stage. The news Of his death
was . sad surprise to the theatrical
world. ~ he appeared to have re-
covered his health. whom he started
ON tour from this CITY last fall.
Evans was, born In Pontotlyn.
Wales. March 10. ls7o. and made his
first professional appearance - Q
msmhsr Of the Columbia ouartStts In
BAlser's Music Hall. Csnton. o.. In
lssi. A year later. he joined Jack
Havsriy's Ministries in the Casino
Thsstrs. Chicago. and with the ~.
csption Of . few years a. . white face
comedian In musical comedy. he did
minstrel work and vaudeville mono
loguss throughout his stage career.
Conan 4 Harris started him out at
the head OF the Honey Boy" Min
strels In 1905. This was the most pre-
tentious minstrel production ovel
staged. Mr.. Evans bought the In.
terost Of Conan q Harris In 1910. and
from then ON was the exclusive pro.
prietor and star Of the organization.
Mr.. Evans wrote many popular
songs. His biggest hit was "rn b
True to Ny Honey Boy" which b.
came closely associated with hii
name. Other successes from his PEI
were "Standing ON the Corner. Didn'l
Mean No Harm" "Come Take Q TriS
in Ny Airship" and "Down Whsrs
the Watermelon Grows" He VA
member Of the Friars and 10 survived
| by his wife.
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WE'D HER ACTOR TEACHER.
0isi eays Ne vanlsheS
WITH Hes SAVINGS.

Mrs. Alma wvsst WILKINS. twsnty-
one pears ~. Of No. iei West Mighty.
sishtA stsssl. tslA Justice Piatssk To-
day In her suit for aanslmsnt against
Philip wvsst wiiksss That . ysas 40
ne net him when shs answss~1 IN I'D
vsrtlssmsnt fse sivis - learn motion
picture acting. ~ pesa him ess. she
leon the .tsschsr bsSan nakins love
r Re: 9: g: s:s Ss;s - :: .:s:4 i.s i%:Ss
had any money Ia the bank Oh. yes.
she had 80. IN. the German savings
Deak. sAs toal htn.
lived together. she said. bscaus II
wouldn't 20 for Il 70 become known that
no had married one Of his pupils. Ten
Gay .sy: :, =: ssS b AZ. n:: s z
shs Testified. anA tAea he disappeared
Oh thinks he v In Germany.
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$3.50, 900, 900 ISSUE
OF ExCHEQUER BONDS
BY BANK OF ENGLAND.

LONDON. March . ESQ p. M)-rhs
Bank Of England to-day invited tend
|srs to an Issue Of fso.o0o.ooo (SsSo.-
100. eee) IN sxcheausr bonds. payable
In five years with interest at . per
|esnt.