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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-23
To Corn: h AC air.

Washington, JUL 23.-Presldent
Wilson plans. 10 .eave 70 another
visit TO Cornish within the AeEt tw1n.
ty-four hours.
During his absaEoe, he will con.
slider his Mexican policy and the new
note to England, protesting against
the interference with the commerce
of neutrals.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-23
BLACKS IN DEADLY FIGHT.
One Negro Killed and Another Dying
AS Result of Fight.

Abilene, Tex, July 23.--One negro
was killed, another is dying. while
a third is in Jail as a result of fight
here this morning in the heart OF the
business section. The dead nHg:c
was shot in a meat market, where
white customers had narrow escapes
from the bullets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-23
RUSSIANS FAIL To STOP THE
ADVANCE Of TEUT0N|C ARMIES
FINAL ATTEMPT OF RUSSIANS IN CRITICAL BAT
TIE ON NEW LINE SOUTH OF THE LUBLlN-
CHOLM RAILROAD, FAILS TO STOP AUSTRO-
GERMANS

Bug
Correspondent Russian Morale has Been
Displaying Greatest
Bravery Lack Ammunition and Officers to
EnemyAt krasnostav, thrtyfour
of Resisted Bayone the
Assemble Enough Men to
Literally Throw ThereFrench Submarine
and S Believed Lost
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-23
Americans Bodies Found
Gainesville

Washington, July 22.-The Ameri-
can consul at Queenstown cabled the
state department Thursday that the
bodies of Harry ]. Keser of Philadel-
phia and Mrs. R. T. Leverich of New
York. victims of the Lusitania disas-
ter. have been recovered.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-23
French Submarine Missing

Berlin, July 23.-The Overseas
News Agency says the French sub
marine Jole has been missing since
April % and is considered lost.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-23
WAS
CAUSE Of OIL
MAN s DEATH
THE AUTOPSY AT GAINESVILLE
SHOWED THAT SUPPOSED WILL
SON MAN DIED FROM NOR
PHINE.

Gainesville, Tex, July 23.-An au-
topsy today shows no trace of whis-
key in the unidentified man from an
Oklahoma train, who died here We'd
nesday night. Morphine killed him,
but where it came from has not been
determined.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-23

Washington, July 23,-Today's cab
met meeting was cancelled because
there was no pressing business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-23
MILK SELLERS GUILTY

Texas Attorney General Says Those
Selling Watered Milk are Guilty
Austin, Texas, July 23.-The attor-
ney generals department holds that
person selling impure or watered
milk, is guilty of violation of the law
even if the seller does not know of
the adulteration.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-23
AMBASSADOR GERARD DELIVER.
ED AMERICAN NOTE TO GER.
MAN FOREIGN UFFlCE.
WILSON TO CORNISH
President Plans Another Visit TO sum.
mer Home and Will Cons,der Mex
ican Policy Daring His Absence,
Also New Note to England.

Berlin, July 23-The Arr 7rican note
to Germany was delie,ercd to The
German foreign offce by Ambassador
Gerard at lip this aftarnCCn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-23

Some men court in haste and re-
pent in court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-07-23
WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans. La, July %
The weather forecast for Okla
homa is fair tonight and Satur-
day. with moderate tempera-
ture.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
as its own business the state farm,
state quarry. and the possihis use II
a9Av5ct labor on the roads.

as its own business the state farm
state quarry. and the possible use u
aoavict labor on TIE roads.
a Peoples Court
Barteis Of Deuel. has three meas.
nres which win make the county
court a peoples court open every
day in the year, with Jurisdiction lin
.ited TO $1,000 and operative in ali
counties alike AT present the coun.
8ty court IS for probate in al cousl-
ties, and q court pf law and equity
only in the larger counties.
The aretsian supply Of the state Ii
becoming exhausted Is the belief III
Senator Ziehach, Of Bnfalo. WHO pro
poses Legislation ID conserve this re-
source.
~ Abolish Highway commission
4 Berndt In the senate, and Eyenson,
sof Lincoln, II ths house, have intro
lduced bills 10 abolish the 1918 state
highway commission.
McMaster. of YanE has offered
the first of The TAX COMMISSIONS pro
posed taxation reform measures. His
bill prescribes means of reaching
railway. express. sleeping car private
car md elephons ma telegraph com
pafies, ~
49, ssS
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
itioll b
InlnsI Ordina nces


'rhs Iar1naste Com mmission. recently
t3rganazsd III this city. wiahes q call
especial attentiDn to section 81 III
sainszce NO gsB. passed September Ill,
1890 which provides
That no rsrson shai1 carry 81 MSS
for eny purpose, within the city lin
] its, any slingshot. airgnn 81 other de.
vice for throwing Of forcing through
Tho air projectiles Of any character
Whatsoever, and any per#on consicted
shall l,e punished by d fine moi ex,eed-
Ing twenty dollars and costs Of pro.
Isecution, and Id default OF payment
may be imprisoned until suca fns III
paid.
Section I8 Of rdi!nance 30 also con
3tains q provision relating to matters
5of humane consid ation. and ii pro-
4yides as follows.
Any person who shall intaurnaaasy.
lnnnecessarily. cruel Ily. ur wanfon,Yl
drive, bsat d iniure. BY abuse, axpos-
ure Of other wise. any dumb aninnaIs
within the city limits of Watertown
shall upon conviction tbsersof, be fined
~ any sum not exceeding twenfy -fiye
dollars nor hess than hve doiIara.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21

tas ID the next hoase
There are eight c4 trezn slirs 90
On the commit tee on 4asts sids off
HE home. two aof the ulidest nisrl+
asers Ia point of service upuns the ccrn
mittee win retire. I,woaof the ahisst
members on his side ef the house sEiIl
go out Of the shoukes anH ofE the cam.
mittee on zndiaa al The rl-
tleman from South Dakota s H.
Burke) has shown that he is one of
the most capable Hlen that ever MT
iii this hall and one sof the men who
had the most intimate knowledge of
the intr fcacies Of indian affairs
While We on this side Of the house
had hoped stu to have his services
in another body, we sincerely regret
that We are 10 part with HIS ser
vices. Mr.. Burke. n my opinion has
at different times, both All chairman
and as member Of the committee on
Indian AFFAIRS, saved to this govern
ment and to the indians many niiis
lions Of dollars. anH We could well
have afforded 80 far as money CON
siderations are concerned, tp have
paid him q pension for life in order
that he might give#us his know1edgej
and his sound judgment of Indian afs
fairs. 2
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
A. Ransom Goes
70 Mitchell, S. b.

Patrons and customers Of the Wa
tertown Printing and Binding Co.
which also publishes the SATURDAY
News, will learn with regret that MT.
A. ~. Ransom. for more than two
years the manager of the company,
left this morning for Mitchell. s. E,,
whHre he has accepted position as
Office manager of the Educator sup
ply house, OF which Ills brother, Pro
fessor F. r Ransom. Is the principal
owner.
For the present MI. Ransom, who
stin retains the Office Of secretary
treasurer Of the Watertown esonls
pany, win divide portion Of his time
between Watertown and Mitchell,
hut eventually he expects, IL he Ginds
his new duties congenial to himself
and satisfactory to the company. 10
remeve bis family to Mitchell
For the past Ave years Mr. Ran
som has been the treasurer of the
school district, but rendered his res
ignation yesterday. and Mr.. i. 4.
Pratt was appointed 70 succeed him.
Untii other arrangements are per-
fected, MIR. +. Cory viii lave
charge Of the business Of the Water
town institution MI. Cory has been
the Saturday News chief writer Tor.
some time past.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
THIRTY THO AND
LOSE THEIR LIVES
in EARTH HQ E
Shock Extended 800 Mile.
Across Italy, Destr oyiing
Many Villages
so,ovo Lives Lost 10000 People IN
iured, IN Earthquake n italy
the past Week,


a great catastrophe which destroy
ed 10000 lives and injured more than
0.0O0 others Is reported from Italy,
where an earthquakes stretched its
appalling influence across the coun-
try for q distance Of approximately
300 miles. carrying some of TIE small
er towns to complete ruin ana bury
Ing hundreds Of people beneath the
debris. It Is estimated that II, 900
people are dead In the province of
Abruzzi alone, where the shock was
the most severe.
$1,000 III Dead Ron.
B Rome. scant reports ot death sssfsj and
damage in the more remote places
which suffered from the disaster
have been received at the capita and !
information from the lsrger places
still IL incomplete, but there is no
reason to doubt that when the death
roll is made up Il will contain fuIiy
10000 names.
Probably twice thats sp,r,,.r ,..,,s
injured.
Heaviest suis
The oianas w,,ch ~. a.,,. u, Z ~,
fersd AhSaf ,ssra Z - M - I. u
4D tlf,p k,ll.d 81 1,n. u BSi
1000. f.annb ~ 1so q .sss Ss 3sIEa
Datsr.o Il c,f,t,: ~ ,,I 4. "A, ,u0i
F.ralt,,rn . sde Is
IN II Il Il raportad that Fa NE
4onasair Nm of rs Kill d AIna u, lo
Pssoassaroli was tpuiation. wht
Heduced ~ ssfleds apaesel 4
When fnaiI !, easss \ WisdeF1ess y
We found ne1 Ayazzal
WI o9 .,ss q. s D ,ss,,,s ~ ,s,sa ~, Y
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
LEADER MANN PAYS suRkE

ia-GssLsEn fbHsSt& bsCH$sSt& 80 - 2 - Hh e;
VERY tiisii .sasE.as
Washington u the conclusion DC
the considsration " TIE Indian ap-
preparation bill \ nthe house of rep
reseptatives u, Jaauafy > Congress
sienal Resord. psge 1854 the chain
man of TIE conanit tee. MI, stephens
Yielded ~ the repuaiiean leader Mi
Mann y illionis Nho mid q 81
spsalEer ! slsinlx # Il as,lte
iippropria4e fos 40 u II A2yI sas,ard III
det the fsnef.s conysyins at
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21

The High Cost of Dress il lie s
Becoming Burdensome il llsny

My purse is taxed and my
= nerves are racked In trying 70 de- Z
: wise ways and means for keeping Il
\ my daughters dressed In j man.
= ner approaching the styles set ny !
\ the schooi girls from the more I
= wealthy families. NY children 4
= feel crestfalle and not without \
y some n,eas1re 81 reason, repret y
y to say-If they cannot wear
! 'goWns' that compare favorabiy y
= With those worn BY their wealth.
! Ter classmates. am compelled !
s. 3 to taks notice q the sad fact u
: that toc many Of our school Girls
and young women m inclined 10 |.
look upon dress as badge Of Il
respectabiiity ana u manifest i II
tendency 70 frown upon the GIRL \
who wears the simple and inex. y
penslve garments Which charac- 3
terIzed the days If sar grand \
Z mothers /, !
vi ss = ss = Sf 4
ne words Quot led above were i'll.
e .erea ne other day by two Water
eoWn motners "A the presence of !,
saturday New Ii representative N, ,,,,
" matter 81 dress IN the u,,b,,
= scnoois 8. wa under discussion #
u, neae Aothers are nor il II. 6 !,
!. na. = ~ be termed needv circun M
ssaass 3. y, They hage enough Is safi.
4, III. pressing paeds. They are 4, Il
= lAg Y stsASy income from ~
xa n.Anb srs cf the family "a
kFAat Il s true, 1ut above tiie ayesi
sA opine. fer those dspendin
4 |lnroh manual ton hi : liysslhc id
. ab6te TIE ayeras even fcv ths sinlA
alist those er.ving i snaail L
anoMA from inysstm n
What does this tendency portend
Eyantnal grief ventu,
d heartaches. eventual regrets tisat 81
D cumstances mann 10 hsys sisied ID
!. HE sum total 81 hum i i
stead of lishtsaias hiss burdens una;
Il an ages sof boaated zion
7 We are not pessilnfs do mo, ",
Iat 81. We 9are confronted, howeya
with = contitaon, NOT theory.
certain Learned lecturer whom u
heard once upon y time, said. IN I
= feet that the character Of the man
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
Alleged Graft,

Alleged Graft,
Alleged graft investigation has
been the keynote Of the second week
OF the session Mclean Ia the SEN
ate and Birch in the house have
sought committees to investigate x
Auditor Andsrsonss charge that prop
or bssiness methods would save the
stats 3Sos.oo0 aAHnally. a probe in-
to ailaEed cOnntvance between county
commissioners md bridx8 companies
and tkg cotleetion At double and triple
mileage cn the same swing through
TIE ccsntry AZ county physicians, fl
Whispred Ths Bosus,< Lyons
1875 IAsislstiss invsstigatins commit
Ssfee Nm hs sore into a number of
he desrsr ss .&s III stats snances
y erpscted 10 repcrt at my time.
E Board II chsratles Estimated.
Tiiais Tiis state board III Charities and
Corrections estimates that 1T Will res
quirs $772,s1o in ! 1915 and $3.50, $50 in
1916 to run our charitable and penss.
institutions. The 1915 sum incl,.x dos.
new buildings at Redfield, Gary aud
the penitentiary.
Northern Normal ia asking for
s65, 900 for q model school and addi-i
tion to the main building: Spring
\ field Normal wants $4,000 for 4 new
wing: the University il said to be-
after d new administration building
ana 4 giris 81 gymnasium state col
lege wants i new girls dormitory;;
and the School 81 Mines. i shor
building
strikes If Nepotisn,.
Nepotisnd the practice Of en-
ing relatives in an official capa NJ. ..s
is whacked at by Senator il 80 =
stoner Of Perkins who would aas a.s,,
employment Of relatives by 4. 80
icials to the third degree s
quinity Z. af's'
d. u. Senny the Dead Z.
and reformer. has bee o1 4. 80 U
seeking tho enactment s 3. s. 4, ~ 8,
Cosson laws. whereby 4. ~ ,...s n,
feials refuse or faiI S .s .. q. q, !,
laws, the state offic IL .,,.,.s , !, !. I S !,
In. 1'1as - s''''
Ths aos 1sua LoBsy
A lobby from Il. /,
z e nano g scure new De- state Il m
80 ~ -. .sHteel. Another NOV
men, nsass0 ny Waltner of Hutchi
~. ~, y W1s.1 abolish the Springfie
&, = III, !, 80 Il 9, e sell the property to Il
/. 4 E sss idsisr or create girls trai
ins aen ~ there.
& y ut rssolutio H 1lemorializir
oons Jss ste force the Milwaukee
on1 huct u permanent steel brid,
8 fhe GEamberiain Missouri riv,
~ cls sssing. IN its RAPID city line ii
Asn presented BY Representative
A 44all uf .ymar:
y rovsrnor's IAansion.
q The goyernn n mansion propos
don has bobbed up again. ia the for
cf \ Joint committee ID investig
costs ziie lIt adyocates III
III III IL too much 10 aak i ths s1I ~
# ernor ~ pay, fsnt III 81 81 . hcase appf
xs ~ d,its Ca 49, ~ a. kaat
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21

least the best wishes ok tha hnuse to
those members " the csrns ttee on
Indian affairs who WIN ne,t hi with
us Id the next hnase
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21

.s W8SaFe not pess sinlfs tic-S- no, not
'at 81. We 9are confrouted, howevary
with q conditaon. not theory. A
ceftain learned lecturer whom va
heard once upon u time, said, IN ct.
feet, that The character of the man or
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-01-21
NVESTIGA ATION THE
+ POSSIBLE ORDER
AT STATE CAPITOL
Irregularities Merely Hinted
at, But ] Nothing u Big
Really Expected
Lobby From Rosebud After New Nor
NAL School for the Village
Of Honesteel.

Pierre, S. D.. Jan. 1ss Lieutenant
Governor Peter Norbeck and Speaker
G. a. Christopherson have appointed
all the permanent committees for the
session. Important chairmen are:
ppropriations, Maryick; Banks,
Temperance. Whitlock; Taxation,
Ways and Means, McMaster; Elec-
tions, Urdahl; Judiciary, Haynes;
Railroads. Van Denmark; State Az
fairs, Stephens. House: Appropria-
lions, Knight Ham1in; Capitol, March
Charitable Institutions, Trip; Cor
porations, Ruckman;; Education, Rob
serts; judiciary, Tscharner; Rail-
roads, Blake; State Affairs, Bielski;
Temperance, Withee. IS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04

hcrum Ilngernocu 2eutc, sic iunner
tort ouf scr &ouer paren, jeoem &or'
iibergebenoen in allen SpraHen Der
@eIt au3ubieteiL iie mollteu i'm CUR
@iocou6a iiibren. Ger 2ouDre lit
nGmIid gcicbIoiicH, lmO Seouoroo's
WfeiIiermerf ibhlmmert nad ieinen
mon6erIci SSrrfobrteu ser lcbtcn 3eit
Iiber in oen @elp0l6en bon lRontolI-
ban. Som 9ouIeporo iino oie eifri.
gen SounIer bon GigorrcnititmnIcl
Dcrihpun0cn, uicbt ctluo, pcil Die
Sugeno MN lntcr ser Eoriicr Be
p6lfcrlug 70 groB geluoroen lit, 0oB
man 0cu @euuB oeS 9}itotins oligc.
gebcu bat, ionOcru neil Dor ocu Ga
feS oic Glide unO SiibIe ucrihwun
sen liuO rn0 fcine nuuterc Ylcuge
bier me6r plouoert uno gticmano
Gigorrcn mcgpirft. 0iuter Sen
GroI6fen Oic, nit Goficru bclaOcn
BON oen @abnb6fcn berfomcn lieicil
fril6er iungc Seutc Der, uno Der
Sieoer in 0iciem @ettIaui erlangte
ais 9clo5nllng sic @ltnit Die Noifer
bis in OoS finite Stodiuerf biumlT
5u trogen. 9tild oieic niibli6en
Nlitglieoer scr Mcnih9eit iinO Oer-
Ichmun0en. ln0 man nat iebt has
&ergniigeu iih ieiu @epdd iclblt
1inouf 5u i6leppen inter Dem glcid)
giiltigcn @lid 6es trGeen imO ipot
tilhcn @orticrs. Sn ser llmgebung
Der Sper, in scr 9tahboriAoit Der
oroBen @anfen trnf man ionlt Snn-
Ocrtc bon MGnuern OIL, Oic iuiter Den
g(rmcn ior9f6ltig bcrihIoHenc groBe
@ortcfeuiIlcS trugen. @s morcn bic
@oIIenbotcn, Oic itetS cincn GinOrud
BON RciMtbim uno bIiibcnoen Se-
ld1ftcn mobtcn. Scit Dem Wioras
torium iin0 iie ridbt lncbr ii6tbor.
g9obl oibt eS nod @anten ino
@anf6conite; ober Oic leBtercn blei.
ben in sen eriteren, oenn cS .gibs
nid)tS mc6r onS5u5a0lcn. @or oeu
Ibiircn ser @oIGile uoren bel 0roBcn
Gmpianacn imo @ciellibaften itcts
Sablreidc @aifcr bcriommeIt, cine
brnte Menge, 3cihnasilngeu, Sim
ser. @reiie mo 9ettIer; iie bilOeteu
Spalicr lmO iQbeu sic Nomcn in Sen
foItbarcn Eoilcttcn mo &el5cn ans
0cn clcoonteu 9(utoS ltcigcr, im0 ciil
bcipunOernoes 6liiitern lief Ourh Die
drnlideu Gci6en Gieie Eoriier
StraBcnicenen iino nit eineu ShIag
iprtgepebt; eS giebt fcinc raltldell.
oen Icitc me6r. llno ieIblt an ocu
9forten oeS SSnitihits, gegeniiber Scr
@ont oes glrtS, ipo iih bel Den offent-
lidcn Situngen Scr glfaocmie oas
lebcn0igIte 9iIo entialtetc, lit cs MIN
0Oe mo lccr. Seine &cronitaltimg
mar ie bcirfter, muroc bon Der gro.
Bru gelt nit bo6ereiu @rmf ouSec-
ltottet, ais Oieie groBen Gage Scr
picr5ig ltuiterbliben. 9ic 9ltaoemie'n
baltcn 5mor nod INNER i6re oiieut-
liNcn Sibunqen o6er Dor Den Sbo-
rei pie bintcr ocn Ebiiren feblt OaS
geluo6nte 9ilo. 9lacS lit ooe imo
Icer SSn ocn MIR mGBig 0cfiiIIten
HGuncn baltcn ole @elc6rtcn i6rc
@ortrGgc Dor ciucm inintereiiirtcu
@ublitnmL Die g9iiienicboit itcbt oui
cinem pcrlorcnen Yoitei, ocuu Oic
@cielidoft feblt. ..~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
@crIdiunnOcne u|ariicr @ernfe.0 y

@cridumOeue Barrier Bernie"
Scr arice Der 6os 9ilO bon 4o.
riS 70 b0lig per6nocrt bat bat oi1
einc 0feibe iencr tDpiiAan @oriicr
@crufc beriNpinoen loiicn bic 10
Mmndcs 6u Der Gigeuort Oes @ori.
fer StraBcnlebens an ser Seine bel
truecn. uGeree6enS iiibt man Dor
Dem 2ouprc uno Dem @oi 0eS
Soupre, er66bIt Gin @litorbeiier
oeS uSournol ocS Cc6otS, uieuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
NrnnSsins nitr S42.

Bel gebautc uno moocrnitc 2it1diac 6duer
In Baltimore; nit aroBen, bellen, uitlgen
3immern uno 9ao; GeHtrdlbe5ung; mooerne
Rlumbing. g9aib3uber I'M Seller; aellerelnglng
Boroetmduer ans 1Uarmor nnb oGiienron'' Bic
Geln r6mllbcr Sorm sic bette NaCbbarmdil
iu Observation-Disclosures Mrbcn uno SUulcn
dller WldubcHsbeicnniniic In HdCblicr glubc-
Brcilc.
2G00 @lud Sit.Rreitnu, Sirnbc, S1,500.
1900 Nlud 4pro.Sn5cruesstraie, Si,4tj.
Aluruen geAen ,qlcillc gcoiHguHgeH AclnllI
mcrocH.
yladlnR ppn Reter eirUgan, inci
YrgitpnsSrdfc unb 9iiltun9luc
(UIr8f I& 19fD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04

SIbOnneHteu, Die ben r2entiden
6urreipOnOenten@ nidlt piiuftIidD Ooer
iinreeeImGhis erbalten, iiuo eebcten
Der Office OauUn per Eeltpbon uocr
idriftIid NlittbeiIing 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
gerfaufe ouf ser galtimcrer sIftien.
b0rle.
FIRST CALL.

1000 glrunocI enuo uno e'rou Ger. -1o2
zoo @oIto eiip 3iacr 'so......,... 90
1000 golto GiD 4er, IS u 9 ....... olsi
1000 Gent 9ap Gr Der ...,.-.,..... .ioSM
5000 Cotton Gud 5er cerf.......... 3s
2O0O Goilou Guei 5cr cert.....,...., SIX
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04

6OnbcuIrter 9nsueiS hber ben Stnno Der
,,0uuntl Sire Sninrnncc G0nlpnup" pDn Ybt
labeIpbia, Ya., am 81. Te5ember 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
ggrriidlernnng.gLnslueiic.


GonbeHErier Mu5mei5 Aber ben Giaub her
,Gommerce Snlurance GDmpanD" p0n Al'
baug, 0.'9, am 81. TCember 1914,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
1Sprcit 9Sarf 9uraain.

91s Gei6dfiserinocn muB Der @iecutbimcr
nod ocr Sioot 5icbcu &erinuit oesbalb cine
feline &illd o0nc @rmo5ins, @rnoiiid 90 bel
III Sub 13 3inimcrn, 2 Ndocr; iiir Noiibdus
ODER qlparmcnt gut pdiieno. Sde 3. Stod
wcrl iebt ir 800 pro Sd0r oermcbct ods
ibct uni oaS f. etodpcrf ais gsobH3immer Dee
mutt lucrocn Huic Stapitnlanldqc. gglrn
fir % @rolenl billiNcr alS mabrer gSert1 Dcrs
iauit 9irlular oni &crangeu 5nael0not
ipDnocHt." (Ul64 4-10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
gIn Nie Nanten.

Tie rptji9r emule IN Der etabt.
unfere GdD.0laiIen lest often. Sunce @auleu,
lpelde bic 3leibermnberinHit nab ben neueltes
ser Belt ourh ben 9lnibluB an bieie 3lallen
erreimeu. llnterridi Wloraen5, 9lo6mittags iinD
glben0s. NeQuenie Siunoen. SUI 8aufe be,
gonnefe Nr1eiten i3nnen mdbrenb hes lnters
rlft inl Gnitulrt bon Wluiietn ertbeilt Ndbere
glusinnit f6rifiIib poer mtnbED BET Url
cpbete. @r. 802. Mrta taedratuaa.Str0be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
SECOND CALL

1000 Baltic eIee 9cG 50 r,,e.....- osN
1000 eoui @oS aler ,.............. aala
1000 Cotton 0ud 5cr ccrt....-..... ss
1000 Cotton 2ncr Der cert .......... as
1000 SAB Chem oer ................ os
5000 Ga uno sIIa con 5er..........i02A
1000 0loauoie nuS 1au aieer oer....lo3
1000 llniteo 9lpS I. 4er.............. sS
9ooo llnlteo slvs inc Act ......-... 0oqi
5000 initeo 80s inc 4er ........... cox
5000 llni Gbs iuuo 5er...,......,... sf
100 iui a0S iuos ser ....,...... siN
100 uui @bS fnuo 5er,............. si
10 Shares goIto 1ru%
25 sbares 6 s 9 uuS g com. 400
80 sbares 6 G unS 9 pf0 ....tisN
io7 e6ores 6 6 6 g uH0 8 com ..io7
0 ebares G e' 6 g uno g CON- .lo7
so Shares 9eor Central. .-..,..l
so sbares ilniieo 9lpS com ..,.... 20
40 ebareS llni aps om......... 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04

Gclammie 6inua6mcn pdbrcno
ocS eSnhrea ........... s
@eidmmte glnSgaben udbreno
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04

etaat W,amlanS, @eriidcunoS Separtcmcnt,
6Ommn1rSsNnrcau. r. Baltimore, Den S.
Sebruar 1915 so bci0eniQc bicrmit oab
8oriicbenhes Elm luabrhcisgetreucr glita8u0 aus
Dem idbrlidcn guuswelie Der ,,0ominerce Hnns
cinacrciDt uorocn M.
@m. Mlnion Sbebnn,
ScrderungSs0om
(T1ra4 71S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04
gaItimOrcr @arttberidte.

@ittm od, 8. Ntdr8 1915.
sc ebI. 3uiubr 1897 6diicr,
einidIieBlid 2036 6diier at 2ocllit
@oint unO GOA SGiier 5u Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04

1000 Conf GaS aacr............ oa&
20oo Gbiraeo ms Der ........... o69s
5000 0aOiiOu Chemical Ger .....-.. as
5000 Gli5ora SneI set ..,.....-... olM
1000 ga auo gI'a con 5er ..-..... .ioals
5000 eeab nuo 5loau 5er ....,..... .iolN
10000 llniieo RnS J. Scr ............. SO
2ooo ilniteo @bs inc 4er.......... COZ
20 sbares @ori ao fmo aie6t .. 2ila
22i sbarcs gsoribera Central .... si7s
o sbares scob " e3Fom,A,..... 1919
81 sbareS llnlico a9s com ..... 20
100 SbarcS gSobIauo I'll ... 3H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-04

@ciraQ Der am 81. 9eSember
1914 in ben %cr Siaaten in
Standardization RoiccH .....
Ncirnq Der in Wdrblano mdb
reno ocs SnbrcS 1914 anSgcs
ilclltcn Rolicen ............
Yrdmicn. iuclnc mdbreno 1914
IN Qiarnlano cmpianaen ipur6eH
IN N,arnlano IN 1914 hc3ablic
8crlnitc Observation-Disclosures.
Sn 9liorOIano IN 1914 crliitcne
Ncrlnltc ..|..........