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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
ASKED
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. April Is. 1915.
GRAIN,
New York. April Is. 1918.

wHEAr-The wheat marriott was nrrn and higher
during the carly operations as result OF oTernisht
buying orders which bad been Inspired by ths
sensational advance " Wednesday, but after show
ing net gains Of laa@2A.c there was a gradual
reaction under profit taking. and a. the close values
wero SsalL.c net higher. Underlying conditions In
the market are somewhat complicated at present,
md readJustment OF differences between the old
and new crops t. IN process II prevailing est p
mates On the present supplies of wheat are correct
and tho volume Of export business has not been
oyerestimated there IS every probability Of supplies
being practically exhausted before the neT crop is
available and on this hypothesis some very well
Informed cash predict that 81 wheat Is more thah
likely 10 he realized. Exporters reported about %
losis to-day. hut most Of ms was Tor new Cup
wheat FOR July August shipment and foreign
buyers are turning their attention more particularly
80 Argentina aud also showing disposition !"
limit tloir purchases far as possible until now
tor American wheat "a available Tho domestic
milling demand Is also light and consequently cash
,,rsf-,,lrns have nj followed the recent advances
futures. and this gave the cash market today
the appearance OF actual wessnes sou VIM,
ihc Gu'f at cent over Chicago May. compared
with nc over a short time ago. In the Local
tl62 nominal and No 2 hard $Lt9'.. az Iai-
track. export: No ! Northern DugtA'
81 62L and No ! Northern Manitoba. sl6iA,
Buffalo. opening navsailon; DoIt. N-
Market was worked up little early IN sympathy
With wheat and on reports Of continued uniavor-
abroad but there was a good deal Of selling which
suggested liquidation % long accounts. ana we mar
kri lost most OF the gain. closing net unchanged
i' SO higher I'm m. local cash market No ?
,ef,og, corn was quoted al &c 20 arrive
OATS-The market was Influenced by the other
markets early IN the day. and prices showed con-
siderable drnHess but there was active May llQuda
tion al the advance and toward the close tho
marie. weakened final quotations being &c net
lower for May and &c higher for the other posi- q.
ions The local cash market wss quiet. standard
NOTED at sc: No white, 63Hc No white
Geiac No white. 6li2c: fancy clipped white
RYE-stSady: No Western, S.22. C export
PARIEY-Quiet: mailing. 7e@9oo. Z Buffalo
NEW YORK PRICES
YeStSr
Iou duy
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SURROGATES' NOTICES.

BAKEE. MALvINA In PURSUANCE OP Az
order Of Honorable John +. Cohalan. q Surrogate
Of the County q New York notice Is hereby given
TO all persons having claims against Maylna l..
Baker. late % the County 81 New York. deceased.
20 present the same. with vouchers thereof 10 tho
subscribers al their place o. transacng business. at
the Office OF Crane lockwood. their attorneys, al
No IS Wall Street, IN the city Of New York. Bof-
ouzh Of Manhattan. on or Jeiofe the ninth day o.
july rext
1917 MARSHALL {. LEFFERTS.
THOMAS G. RICHARDSON.
Executors.
CRANE & LOCKWOOD. Attorneys Tor EEccuior -
Wall street. Borough u Manhattan. New Yogk.
n Y
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New Yorh. April IS. 1918.
BEEVES.

New Yorh. April Is. 1918
BEEVEs.
Receipts. s3s head No SALES on live weights
Dressed beef steady AZ 100 l2c for city dressed
native sides. extra. l2'sc.
CALVES.
Receipts. II head all for market. Prices 25c
higher Good 90 prime yeals SOD a. S99tg.5O per
a g f al df%s'a l0 country n ds pT'S sq ~ sell
Sales-kerns Commission Co q 'eas. ~ 10
average. at 50 per 100 h; bu'iermiE calves
Tcbn & Shannon. ,sals. iH 10. $3.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts eIs head: ! car sale. Msrke. gen
s s5f' a, 'S sSss7 80 per- 100 Is common unsbor
lambs at $40 spring lambs At SSE.5o per head.
a, lsaisc per :2' IL dressed lambs at $50 sc; hos
dressed. ItH@loc. county dressed dollhouse
''! sacs Kcns c'om ON Co. lls Nd spring
lambs s. per head: unshGn lambs. ~ $40 per
100 M q ESiS5on sheep 49, spllns lambs. $50
P c5 b. Bead 10 ''''''a a, ., ewes 49, ''' ''
Receipts. 1000 head; vs7 few on sale Prices
saies-Ken. Commission Co - stats hogs.
lio 10 average. $3.50 per 100 %; rough S'O' >'oo'
St louis. April i5.-HoGs Receipts. 2. 900;
butchers. $3.50 S7.55. good heavy s135gS' 30,
CATTLE receipts. 1900 strong Native beef
= y
stocbtrs and feeders. s5.7j@N2'. TEXAS and
Indian steers. s-.25gS -: cows and heiien 81
. 800. strong: ewes 81 5O@ts25: lambs. 50 50g
SIotl. y,ariings. $500 $3.50: sheared yesrlings.
chicago April I5-HOGS-Receipts, Il, 900; IN
settled. Bulk. s.. 40: lg6t Sl5aN.e9
mixed s. l0as. %. heavy. 81 SOGft4O; rough.
IS SoasS. rgs. se@S7 CATTLE Receipts 5000
strong Nsiye bcef steers s. '5 cows gs,, ard
~Recsipts. 5000 Arm sheep. 57.jOeSS.6o: lambs.
s. 300 $l06t 800, 49, ...
higher Bulk Sf1O@$7. 90 heavy. S.lo@S 20.
gsclo' ard 6uc9e s7IG&{ 2o Ssd.,D Nl2e
500 steady Prime FED steers $sass5 So dressed
beef steers SINGS s9qi9sTn steers 49,, :ssSS' O.
SoSSs "s$ hei {, s. caves ySa' ;est5
siEEP-Receipts 800 steady. Lambs. $9l0a
flO3j. yesriings s. 5C@@.50 Wethers. S"''9
Cincinnati April H. HOGS Receipts. $500.
sfpad, CATT1.E- Receipts. 800 STEADY. calves
SLOW: sass 3d. sHEEp-Rscelps. 200. steady
lambs steady.
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POULTRY.

DRESS ED-Frssh lilled-Iced fowls are seilins
yeIy slowly and prices weaker with heay 3-lD A,.l
n,cr fo.,Is especially dull. Lone Island spring
dufElngs in moderate supply As yet ana nela a.
5S- FONGS l. 10 box. dry packed. Nesvsh
boxes. 20 ID AMI over To- doh' dry picIed,. ~
- 10 - 10 IN don fry picked 81 - 10 -, a.,
i7isc: 30 to AZ h. ltsc 30 10 - 70 70 me- ulnsl
crn dry picked = DO and over. 100 ~ sI 70
ID I65a,: 10 aud under l4c. OTTER ~, I'm III
Oil cocks. lh, l2iea l3'7c. ! ana rem uI ,o,
lirgs TO- go, squads. primo. White; ~ ~ u u'
ga In e. * dark per do2. $l5O9$l'?. ffo1sh
IT ,RkEYS Western small boxes. dry picked 81
le.tej yoffg hens zoo 9lc; tops. 2Oa &c. Dbl. -
ie,,sd ,ounr hens -0c: Westefu, DBL dry plcAeu,
.eectcd young hens aud toms, l9c selected {9uhs
ION average best $50 Tenn and ~, Dry Il'S Si
srerasc lSc. BROlLERS. u 20 boz mig w..
f.nry IL M "a 10 10 don &c; - 10 ~ ~ 81.
CpiCbf,NS H. n box. soft mcated MIX teu 81 20
al IA 10 dol l>al,i2c. Is 20 and over 70 uoA' r.
Sc. 90 IN and over 200 2lc, coru ~. 81 10 % ~
~ i,, Ia ~ lb and over 20 doz. lh IHC; pV ~
~ ov.r ~, lNiac. FOWLS. u TO oot,- Ntssi'lu
~. GJ Ib sni over 70 dJz. dry picked: !. ~.
We',c,n bon, 81 10 q 10. l5c. under 80 10 10 90
ID. DICKS l. l. ll9li2c. ONO An1 10y ~ y
fsrcv I5rl5 nc other Western, fancy. l'c' 49,,
ONO and Mich. fancy lt9 l5e; oheL He',T ,,it
fancy lia lic: CHICKENS, Dol PscAe .a-,, gsd
lei 10 ais ID. lie. ID and oyer, lSc: eoiIi ~
iei i al - IN l5c: ID and over l6gl6isc. Alive
some n freight cars on tracks, oi NIhsn - ~, ~
ygsre uoIoadei There IS good demand lut Htt,
,seisbt fowls and feeling shade hImeri Our 81
fof. draggnc: CHICKENS. broilers. ID a29 IS
IIntSy - ftcTI7c: BOOSTERS. llizci TthhklS'
It1i+r; DICES Western. prime. ltc' sSoutth heI,i'
i5c. GEESE Western. average; sSse' ~ -
81 Dc: GUINEAs. pair. SOC: PlGLONS' 00c'
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COURT CALENDARS
., m lin. /, v,ru, Or ,s m cn, viii c..d n,

DAILY lIauimu1 Natl Bk Bame No ~ sans
Cfamp A to/ NfnssIlAfns Same No tSsms
Bennett Mona'chIloadR ca Y/FiUpatfick
Morris irIuup lnisllfl ,,,.
IrIaI Tsrm-pat XVI GREFNBAUM j.
DAY CALENDAR
Carroll Bradley BfyantD Davis .,,,.
Beiiel,HltyT ondonAsU schwener Press PHILIPS
klrlE/ SplageI Pub
Lyons Gillette Unfinished
Trial Trm-Psr xVII-DONNELLf, q
No day calendar
Trial Tsrm--Part Hvlli-GAYEGAN, J.
DAY CA IENDAR
Chanel Smith kuschner/s Smith
SEYMOUR Dlnlnny Warner GOdfreY COZ
Kraschstart/ rrlppeu Triangle WAIST
Doedicksr Issckstt A Amer Fld/Siokes
Vilbelrn, secur h TriStevnr
BryantJpsrdoi Unfinished
Hal/Williams
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FEDERAL.

CIRCUIT COURT or APPEALS LACoMBE.
CoNE. WARD and ROGERS. ~ --i0'3 20 a. m.
Room i38. Posoffiro Building
GENERAL CALENDAR.
Bschman /Belasco same same
MeeksfT 3 EYCS llftRRf Murphy
Same Same Nalcoit u MON Ferry
MarcouiW TelDeForestC Lee DockIUS
Same Same
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STATE.
COURT OF APPEALS.
! FAX Construction Co
- fT-,..s - MILE

Bush Croton FAX Construction CO
Columbia Knickcrbocker Trust CONNIE
DECISIONS
Re Clifford W Hsrtridge. an siouey The
moving party shall serve hts additional aridssiis
upon The attorney for the Association ~ the Bar
not later iaan April Is
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sURRoeATEs coURIE,sAwTER' 8.
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

COUNTY CoURr-PLATT. J.
Special Term for motions to-day.
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DECISIONS

suprsms court-GARRETSON. J.
Jsnkins/ Nlalsky ct Rl-0rder signed.
Pelsco/ Pelasco-Flnal judgment OF cirorce
signed. ..~ -
CLIFFORD VI Happen signed
Observation-Disclosures and Judgment signed,
Moskor/N Telephone Col re AeAleer; Noreco/
Bradley Contracting Co-Orders signed
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DISTRICT COURT HoUGH. J.

t1uIb CaIrndar-MANEN, ].
Room 923 Postofflce Building
Kintner/Atlautic Com
case on. No dav calendar
Equity Calesdar-AtGI STUS y. HAND, J.
Room 3. Woow0nh Building
videlfSo Am Secur
Case on. No day calendar.
Equity Calsndar-HUNT. j
Room l. WOolwOrth Building
vsnKennel RI oori StraB same Same
Porter ShulOf bame/Sams
pamsIsame PichtrI Brcchsr
Oliph Echer
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NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Appellate pldslon-ltt Department.
lsfors iNGRAHAM +. J., MLAUGHLlN.
LAUGHLIN. BOWLING and HOTCHklSS. JJ'
Court opens at 2. NJ.
No DAY calendar.
Appellate Term-Recea.
apsoiat Tem-Par I-HENDHICH, J.
IInTInN CAIINnAR-In. 20 n m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-16

Iirsecd of was unchanged with moderate In
auiry. PETROLEUM, standard white. bbs. New
wiits cases New York and Phadephla, 100:
water white bb.s. New York ana PHI Adelphia.
SOC. bulk Sc. water white. cases New York and
ciiy raw 63@6le: out 0; town raw. 62@6Sc; Cal
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NAVAL STORES.

The local ttrpeDtne market was steady and un-
cbruee1 iosin Arm ~ recent prices. with
trading only moderate Tar quiet unchanged. TT r.
TENTINT spirits. machine MS. 4Niac TAR-Hc
tnd aaI Uin dried &c. ROSlN- Common 10 goal
strained. 3.60c. Is. 36Jc u. soc. L. Jijc. r..
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pumarest /Dumsrest
RO,ot0/Oliyieri

Fcriazzo/ FerlazEo&Co IumarestDumhe are"
CiySf/ Cummings RO'otWOnNeh
BagleSaY&fOan/Fe enan
Highest reached 1861
Trial Term-Psrt i--KELBY J. Part ll-iihfSVH,
j. Part IlI-BENED1CT j. PART 49,
SICLEN, J Part V-CLAkk. j.; ftf W
gCrDDER. Part vII-ASPlNAiL. j. -,
Causes irrespective of the time required iof tlH
thereof. will b. assigned Fridays. ~ my m
i.hed that day will be carried over 70 Inc ioil'""s
AlOnlay
Court opens at 10 y. m.
% Rourke /HhVand Furiorg/ Nassau "
/ HarziIay/Translt Dey Co DeTamUan/B " "
gameouv / Nassau Il Il C,0rdDu/ Nassau II X
/ MI com a ackner Co Moore Gartutt and anO
Nappi Iaidwig MErfnuF/ kaatzeMikt0
/ Ovens/Gflrin Eageston BQCO& SubRB
Friedman schl-singsr McNAlly/B II II
IabriOa/ KingsC oLiahting Loders SANE -
/ Uaifr,ennyIF- A ID Co VobasyI NYCOnsolRR
Guttier BrsdleyCOnstCo Shea/Samo ~
Whipple/B II X X GUndeHC 0neyIABkb
Csrssrt,I nd Education VanAllen/ ArundelRealty
] Hayes/B II ano MeyerICiy y 7
| Anon GreenGsld KratchmGnfB VI .
Tho balance OF the day calendar STANDS over UNIV
/ April TO- Highest reached, 1907. .
sURR0GATE'S C0uRI-kETCHAh' D.
No day calsndar.
COUNTY COURT.
Civil Catsndar-Psr ~, FAWCETT. j. FsH "
Dixie. j.
| Calendar in Part ". Actions trisblo By ths cou''
without ,ury.
Goltmtn/ Zimmerman shostsen Afonson
Same Same NreAnI ScnhelosI
Primo/Iba Bros NadonppahLho
PaulsOn/ Hayes
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COUNTY COURT.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Part l-MORSCHAUSER, j.
Special Term for motions only to-ag,
Kaaru.ytEasern Guaranty TT Co/Crawford
AsnhaIt paw 90 Connolly owen
RafJsnbsrs seven, FinefRcakes Dairy Co
n Mstteol De Natteo Edwards SHOEMAKER
ArcherfCiV Of Ionkers Muray, same
Part II-TOMPKINS. ].
Case on trial
sURRoGATE's CoURT-sAwTER. 8.
(At White Plains
WILLS FOR PROBATE.
James Mckesser - ,o,->--,>,o
Mary G. BARLOW Ebert Bsrhite
Robert Hughes uo>,
''1''' EXECUTORS ACCOUNTING.
Priscilla Elmer .-....~--..,.,
''''S' PETITION TO ISSUE EXECUTION.
Thtd Green
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BERRY, MARCELLUS r. IN PURsU-
ance OF an order 81 Honorsbls John p
CohalRn. Surrogate OF the County Of
New York. notice Is hereby given 20 all
persons having claims against Msrcellus
J. Berry. late OF the county OF New York.
deceased. 20 present the same with vouch-
OF trsusacting business No. as wall Street
in The CITY OF New York on or before
the 18th day OF October next
Dated. New York. the 2ith day OF
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Executor.
CARTER. LEDYARD q MILBURS.
Attorneys for Executor 50 Wall street.
Is PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John y. Cohslan, a Surrogate
OF the county OF New York. notice Is here
by given 20 all persons having claims
County OF New York. deceased, 10 pre-
sent tho same. with vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber at her place OF transacting
business at the once Of her attorneys.
Wilson & Wilson No. $50 Fulton street.
borough OF Brooklyn. IN the Ci.y OF New
York. on or before the card day Of Au-
ID Dated New York. the goth day Of Janu.
my ANNA NJ. scHMEELK. E1ecutr.x.
WILSON & WILSON. Attorneys Tor ENecu-
iris $50 Fulton street. Brooklyn. b. Y.
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HONOR
able John r. Cohalln. surrogate N th.
County Of New York. notice 4 hereby sVan 20
al persons having claims again,. Alonlo C.sgiius
Whltridge, late - the County - New lork 10.
ceased. 70 present The SANE with '0ucaers here.
q. to the su9ser6ef a, rs place O ,ransaeuas
tan. 10 the CITY % Ncw YORK 900 OF before ths
lith day ~ September neat
Dated New i0rk. TIE fth LAY 81 March 1918
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY or NV
STEWART & sHEAuER k,,-re,s foi E,-,...,.
- Wal sLseL ANaAatIAu. Aew losL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-08
Der oferrei6iI6e 2ssri6t.
bdtten feline EaiIagiere an 9oro q
hnht

bGtten feline Gaiiagicre an 9oro &c,
babt.
Die orei Gonpfcr 6ei0r0ertcn 9lus
tomobilc umo anoercsariegsmaterial
fiir Die irnn50iil6e ?lrnec. Cine ges
meinIhaitli6e llnterit6ung ourd
9camte oeS SunoeS @ebeiln0ienites
uno Ser fran50iiiden Hegierung lit
cin9eleitet moroen. Gie gomben
murOen untcr Der 2nOung Ser Gam.
pier entoedt.. SSn einem Sale be.
itunO Die gonlbe aus 5luei groBen
eiiernen Gplinoern, bon Oenen Der
eine SGltre unO Ger onOere grploIip.
itoiie entbiclt. Die gombe puroe
niht sur Grplolion gebroft, neil oie
Sdurc ben GplinOer ni6t our6.
0rnng.
Sic 9lnfiinoigung BON Dem 9luf.
finocu ser gomben puroe ourd) cine
berporrngenoe Geri0nlihteit in Die.
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pom $. s. SiQ, cinem Eniiagier oes
Gnnpicrs oGspngne" gemodten 9ln-
gaben 6eitatigte. Sr. Sill iagte, oaB
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@efer in iein sdlidiaL eracben.

gtcm Oorf, 7. SuIi. - |ater
Syonles g. GurrD bon Der romiid-
fatboIiidcn ct. SomeS Stride, Der
oent 5llm Gooe i'm eleftrilden Stnbl
perurtbeilteu Gr- oli5el-2ieutenont
CHARLES geder nit icinem geiitIiden
&otbe 6ur Seite itebt, crflorte &C.
Itern, 6oB 8eder nit oem 2eben ob'
eeidloiien babe rno bereit lei 51
Iterben. 9}on ser ieitenS ieiner Ans
m1lte geplnnten 8crllfung pcriprede
er itd) nid)t8.
g8ie 8oter Gurrp, Der olld jebt
nod BON geder'S llnidul0 ilber6eltgt
lit, meiter beri6tete, 1T Der Dem GoOe
@epeibte pollit0noig gefuBt. Als
ieltion be5cidnete Der 95rieIter eS,
ooB 9edcr immcr nod Elm 2lnb1nger
Der 8ooeSitroie it, nem CT ielbit Iie
audi ni6t erIeioen Mil. Gem @es
riiht, ooB 9efcr bereit lei in einer
i6riftli6en GrflGrllng gepiie Eolt.
5eigeheintniiic 81 entbiiaen, trot er
nit Der 9enerfung enteegerl Seder
babe ibm bel ieinem letter. geiude
om 01ittpoh poriger @odle mitge.
tbeilt, er babe nidts 5u iasen. sc.
qenipGrtig arbeitet er niht an elmer
iol6en grfl6rung bod iei es ni6t
ousgeIdIoiier oob er ii6 ipatcr bod
nod zines 9lnoeren beitnne.
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Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-08
)(u6eju 5000 RuITen getangen genommen
Sran3Oi. s6an5grdbcn int Stnrm senommen
Guttpurf SeutiHer 2lnttunrt mnsniriebeniteaenb.
2seridjt oes oentfd)en Generaffa6es.

serlin T. Sul (Ora6lus aber eapuiGe) 9a Oeaide ar
mbanpuart gab 6eute Den fOlgenOn amtlen St berans:
Sefltder Sri gsidGnplat.
yglm &ein Der pbereu @did maden mir CUTE 6ortidrtte.
SI Der @ed ban feline Witaeu gerGuSsrmnsem attseinHn
&abreuo Der &erosnns Der &n1eu an ben 3oa Gpa6n
B. bis Snli madten Die Senien 1850 Wonu 8eaugenn
Sabl Sa SOtO mnben meie 800 @nn siansen
Su Eoln Ol Der &eid iarmteu Die Sentden Die SObe 49,
Gl 9OlOuatta nnO olid SOrpmOm 3en 9adiueusc
we9 cine sdneuenanOH nnO cine Nn9 BON Gpe3n ~nrOsH
5lr Sente gemadJt
&eiter n1od 8eid, rnifidJer Nugrii
rifgedlagen
@eflider &riegsidanpIat.
H0rOld gpern (gegn briide Srnppen getern
beEen SdaBengraben mnoeH absr Ibenp peo
bnansseuureu
e Oou sOndes mnrOen ,we feinolid 9adtanaie abseid
gsa6renO sedFnns iameln fenolds srnppem in
guS; Die stabt fling 5eacr nnb Die aatbeOrae 6reHnt
(Sie aarnle Mras Sanptaot ansDiden 0epar
meu Es DC Gaa Wnrb ben Subren 755 bis 1888 sebant
@m nsn beS &rieses utbe bic aatbeorale ense quite e
mGoe endlekb 0e abnaBme npm Sirens" nnS u0a grabnR
Die Mmben rp Ban 99f 5nsedrebeu werben Sn Dem abden
arnidi Der cine Ginaebnn Smms lcbenOe Ct SnarS
Sun Sbnben nb9bb. Den SOd)alter dmnfte gasrel
pcrgrlbetcr Sruu5e)
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me ges Gpars gus bsnfaas baft Der Sn eine
trensnnsn uette Die fhrsld uerlprenn enngn surad
seuiHaen Seim etsn ansr seunsea bic 5raneu nn Shell
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mir ae ueorenen Stensraben uf cine nnoet
OrO ans Srefe Der Seno lieh elm MdDinensWebr SnrId
3mei wtere ansr bes 5HSeS O~e elm anOerer ani srane
Idjngen Doltommen febl.
Sabuss suidn gQp apremun harmteu bic 9eutidm bic
nOien stsnnseH ani elmer 5Ont 1900 yaSs nnO nabmen
300 6ran5uen seangen
Wa6e bel Grur Garn in Se Sc Tretre Salbe nnerna6m
Der SnO enen ansnabmswee bsn Wsenansri abseidasn
Wnroe
yci Snbe, ben &ugen wnSe noifer SdItengaben
itarmt Der n GeeOsnngsmef nnbandbur semadt uurbe.
Sn Der GBampagne aoWeli Snipps bdof eu bemdJer
6le8er erfOlsreid Elm ienblides lbnnsslaser,"
Der oaerret6iIde 2seri6t.
8en Z Snli Die bene arisssminiterinm erlaiiene
Oifi5eae @nfhnbisnus lantet:
v9DrOld arusnif GnTdBOlen) Wnrbe bic Sdadt bnrd
iarfe rue NeierDen SeriGr Mnid @genangfe an.
radseidasen.
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Artaerieampie
Seitd Srebne lin Der er5egouna 5mppn
ebr erfolgrd rnb oeranbn Angrfn onnesriner,
Wec einn Tnd madten, ibre bornen Slnnsu snrad
Obern"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-08
ADMINISTRATION nno Grobibition.

81 bica o, Z. Sult.-0er tl'nffe
gSelt imo 27. internotionole Gbri-
itian sGongreB muroe beute
bier cr0ffnet. 9ie 0elegoten muroer
oufgeforoert, cine Niaion neue Sir
Genmitglieber beror5u5iebent cine
@iillion ltnteridriften fir cine 6rie.
oens.Hetition 81 erlangen uno einc
Milion Gcrpflihtlngen, boS 2onO
bis 1912 bon alien @irtbidaften 6u
i1ubern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-08

cine iolde Yombe on 9oro eineS
9ompiers 9eflineen uoroeu lei, Sei-
len Namen ct ie0od) nidt anseben
IuoIlte, 0a er ser 9lniiht mar, oob
baourd Die llnteriuhung bebinbert
meroen fonnte. Sr. Sill lit ser Ell.
ropGiide 9feprGientant elmer omeri-
fonii6eu 9lutomobil Gompagnie,
melhe cine aroBe Menge Niilitdr.
glutomo6iIe an Die 9lliirten ionote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-08
u 0 d. feline y a hri iht BON
81 oriatic."

9fep Dorf, 7. Suli. Gie
,giiociirte Treiie" erbielt bis beute
9todnlittag gegen 3 llbr feline biref.
ten Hndriften iiber oen Gampfer
yglOrintic, meldcr iid iest ser eng
liiden aiiite ndbert. geante Der
@bite Star 2inie erfl1reu, BOB iie
feline Iahridt uon Dem Ganipfer er.
iparten, ebe oerielbe gnslanb G.
reidt, no er morgen fdllig lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-07-08

stbpnnenten, bic ben ,,Tentid,en gprrsipou.
bentcn" uidtt pinftlid1 1btr nnreselmdNig sS,
nalleu, fino afbeten, Der Eiftee oauon per 9cls.
shpu oesr idrttIih Nltnteiiuns AZ maMes.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-15
FEDERAL INDUSTRIAL
COMMISSION
BY Peter Radford.

The recent investigation Of the
United States Commission Of Indus
trial Relations brought together the
extremes of society and has given the
public an opportunity TO view the rep
resentatives of distinct classes, side
by side, and to study their views in
parallel columns.
Capital and labor have always been
glarfng at each other over CULTS of
misunderstanding and if the Federal
Industrial Commission attempts to
bridge the chasm, it viii render the
public a distinct service.
The farmer has been sitting on the
fence watching capital and labor fight
for many years and incidentally furn-
ishing the sinews of war and it is
quite gratifying TO find them talking
with, instead of about, each other.
When honest men smile and look into
each others souls, it always makes
the world better and far more salts
factory to the farmer, who in the end,
bears the burden Of conflict, than
resolutions, speeches or pamphlets
containing charges and counter
charges.
The love for justice makes the
whole world kin. Understanding is an
srbiter far more powerful than the
mandates of government, for there is
no authority quite so commanding as
an honest conscience; there is no de
cree quite so binding as that of the
Supreme Court of Common Sense and
no sheriff can keep the peace quite so
perfect as Understanding.
We suppose the time viii never
come when capital and labor will not
be occasionally blinded by the light
ming flashes of avarice or frightened
by the thunder peals Of discomfort.
But Understanding is a Prince OF
Peace that ever holds out the olive
branch to men who want to do right.
A mans income is always a sacred
thing for in it are the hope, ambition
and opportunity of himself. and fam
ilv. but there is nothing in a human
heart quite so divine as Justice and
Understanding is its handmaiden.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-07-15
THE WORD HELL
A Little Book That Contains Sons
Startling Information.

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Startling Information.
A little book selling at only I've
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the word He'll 1t claims 10 demon
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Greek Of our Bible. that He'll Is NOT
a place Of eternal torment, hut merely
another name for the TOMB, the
GRAVE. the STATE OF DEATH 1t
affects 10 show that man was not re-
deemed from q far-or place OF eternal
torture. but quotes the Scriptures prov
ing that he was REDEEMED from the
GRAVE ut the cost Of his Redeemers
LIFE and that the Scriptural Hope,
both for rhe Church and the World,
is a resurrection hope based upon the
death and resurrection OF Jesus The
book is certainly worth the reading.
The information It furnishes is GER
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