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The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Nov. L-There no aggressive buy
ing Of cotton today. The sentiment was less pessi
mistic but certain leaders in the trade anticpatt
a rather bearish ginning report on Monday. Claim
Is also made that the cotton list should move r
regularly pending the advent Of killing frosts md
the governments preliminary crop estimate In De
cember. Closing figures were about unchanged
Finn cables started our market slightly higher
today. There was foreign buying here and the IN
auimity Of opinion that the technical position Of
the list was strong induced scattered short cover
ing Small crop estimates bearing on the EgyTtian
cotton yields helped the tone at Liverpool.
There were Of a faint expansion in the
export demand for cotton. but nothing definite
was learned. The official basis Of spot markets
Is only % to 50 points under local values. whereas
a normal difereutial would be 70 to more than
100 points above local values. Spinners bought
moderately Of contracts today.
There was not 50 much Southern pressure. al
though excellent weather through the South remains
These conditions have caused more or less hquida
ton for Southerners who had specuatiyey relieved
farmers Of actual cotton. Furthermore. the fresh
outside support is discouraged
ReP1rts reaching the trade Of the crops high
quality. AdIices of improved topgrowth are more
frequent The light frosts in parts Of the East
the night were Of consequence.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

dividend were heard In many quarters.
A general increase in the price of cooper
metal to Is lac a pound Is confidently
expected by copper producers.
WESTINGHOUSE sharp advances In the
late trading was due to announcement
by Guy E. Trip, chairman OF the board.
that total war orders booked by The COM
pany amounted to approximately ~, 600
60. He states that 81, 10000 Of the SIS.
695, 900 of convertible five per cent bonds
have been converted into stock.
Publication of the American Steel
Foundries' nine months earnings re-
suited in selling of the stock Statements
showed a deficit of $11s,S Ss against Il
surplus of s272.74s for the same period
last year. The company announced, how
ever, that contracts for munitions
amount to about s1s.oO0.OoO.
Persons closely Unidentified with the
International Mercantile Marine declare
that favorable developments are rapidly
nearing completion and that an interest,"
ing announcement may be made shortly.
Western Union sold at the highest price
since 1906 on rumors that the directors
might increase the quarterly dividend
when they meet December s.
The bond market continues active with
higher prices. Several new high quota
tons for this movement were made to-
day, prominent among them being New
York Central convertible debenture IS.
which touched ITO. American Telephone
and Telegraph convertibles were also
higher.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov. L-There is no srgument necessary
rszrding the inherent strength Of wheat. prices
up &c to &c today. and the influences behind
these advances were Of a character that cannot be
rassed unnoticcd. The seaboard reported takinss
by fOreigners on "Wednesday and Thursday Of
800. 0o bushels Of wheat and in addition to this
there was some hard winter bought TO go out via
the Gulf. OF the 5000 900 bushels bought by i'm
porting countries. the lager Part was said to
have been Canadian wheat with some Of our own
spring wheat included AdTces received from lead
ing exporting concerns at the seaboard say that
the urgent demand for ocean room was more press
ing than at any time the crop. and that those
wanting the room paid the price without q murmur.
matter whether freights were sharply higher or
not In addition TO the big tAkinss Of wheat there
was a good demand and some sales Of new corn
to foreigners. as well a round lot Of oats Barley
was also wanted as we'll As feed graini.
Cash sales Of wheat here today were only 1900
bushels to millerk
Coarse grains ruled stronger today, corn ginning
y to Y, while oats were unchanged to NC higher.
The cash sales Of corn here were 10000 bushels
ard Of oats I5.oo0 bushels.
Tie provision market declined today rejecting
the bearish hog news and less activity in the cash
trade for both meats and lard. There was good
speculative demand for January lard with moderate
scattercd buying. in part influenced by the action
Uf the srsin market.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
RENDELL AT QUARTER
FOR CALLAUDET TEAM

The nnal workout for GaIlaudet eleven
before going against the North Carolina
Aggies was q stiff fifteen-minute scrim-
mage with Tech High. followed by thirty
minutes against the scrubs and long
signal drill The most important change
resulting from Coach Harris big shake
mp IN the appearance Of "Scrappy' Rem
dali at quarter. Kendall 10 q half back
OF four-years' experiences. and In practice
looks to have the stun to make q FIRST
class pilot for the Kendall Green boys.
Capt. Martin ana Ferguson have
changed places. playing guard and tackle.
respectively. The onfense looked strong
er than ever In the practice yesterday.
and IL this change will stiffen up the de-
Tense. Gallsudet will give q good account
Of themselves at Raleigh Saturday.
Kelley and c. Thompson are out Of the
game with injuries and WIN be left at
home. Two new men. Rilloid and Wilson.
will likely start the game at the halves.
They are a light but speedy pair. and
with the veterans Kendall and Ciassen
leading them should make an effective
back field. A wenger Il holding down
Thompson's place at center.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
LEMONETIM EASY
FOR LOUIS ZEREGA

ouis Zercga had one of the toughest
opponents In his career last night in
Steve Lemonetim. but after thirty-three
minutes the local grappler succeeded in
throwing the Terrible Greek The second
fall came after eleven minutes OF the
hardest kind OF work This is the FIRST
match last by Lemonetim in two years,
during which time he threw Zbysco. the
Polish champion. and disposing Of him.
Zerega moved his name one notch higher
Frank Zeresa had an easy time In dis
posing of Billy Murray, gaining the two
falls In twenty minutes. Young johnson,
q coming youngster. threw Young Johns
IN the first preliminary. taking twelve
minutes to pin his adversary's shoulders
to the mat
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots of sood
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices ar, hieher
Lower GRADES may be sold for lea. Fancy eoods
command higher prices =
PRODUCE MARKEr-Receipts moderats: ono
tations firm gener1lly. Eos strong
FRUITS AND yEGETABLES-GeneraI r-eript.
Of seasonable goods sufficient: quotations steady
DGGs-Ffesh, per doz. Sa5; southern, 20
BUTTERFLIES prints. new. per h, p; tub. Der
h.. 81: process per h.. 8; under grade, creamery,
per h.. 5ses: storesaeked, per H.. ian
LARD-Tub. pune. per H.. uzal2; do, COM
pound. per D.. ~. cottonseed o. per can. IA
CHEEsE-New York. new. PER h.. 10; nst pes
h.. u: Swim donesdc. per h.. %; do. forrin
per n. q
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens per 10. lssIs; rooster,
pr b.. lo1ll: srrirE ducks. H. Itals; spring
chickens. Per h.. SaE: turkeys. Per h., iszeo
GREEN GOODS-Bsans. per basket go;
do. per bol.. 35al-W; lima beans per qt sa3;
bests. Per bunch. "a; cabbage. new, per bbL,
u; cantaloupes per crate 0al-5: carrots. Der
bunch. LAIN: canlin0ver. per crzfe. l0. celery
per doz 3sIs; erzte. zolaSse: cncumbers, per bas-
ket. Lsa20; umblings. crate. Luoal. 50; exvplant,
crate. LSai.so; hale. per bbl. to.se; lettuce par
BASKET. 1sal-5: onions par ssek. Looz2u: Okla Per
crate. T5aioe: pcppsrs. crate. 7sslm; new potatoes
per sack. Lsos2oo; yams. Lzai-a: sweet potatoes.
l5hl,5; tomatoeS nearby. pr bon, Looz2n
TRUEs-ApplA pG b. Luskoo; pan. -.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov. L-HLLFEED-rhem market Is
quiet and unsettled. Spring bran, In loo-pound
sacks. 25S2T5. to arrive; standard niddlinr to
arnye, 25z2S; red dog. to arrive = 1880;
winter wheat. in Dopound ac*s 10 arrive 9ooa
per ton
RYE FIoUR-steady; stocks are light. Good 10
ehosce new for November TO December Is quoted at
65a6 90. in Scks
CoRNMEAL-InactiTe and steady; orerinss light
hiln-dried for export. 3.za3B. in sacks; coarss
meal. in bags Lsjsl.R
BuCKWHEAT FIIOUR-steady; fair inquiry.
Choice Is quoted 1t 27oa2s 60 bulk
HAY-Receipts. 3Is tons; steady; good to choic.
scarce and wanted New dop-Prime timothy LIZ:
No. timothy. L0; No. 2 Laal5: No ) loo.I 10
sTkAw-Receipts. 70 tons; firm; business moder-
ate. No. l rye 20
PORk-Steady: business Is fair Mess II oo.I7 50.
family, A0z9.oo; clear. Is. 5a21.oo
bEEF-steady: trading moderate. Packet, Esn
E0i family. s5oals.0; extra India mes, 1ooa
n0o; mess. E.5oaRm
LARD-Eay: dealings moderate Prime Western.
s3; refined cuntneut, lO10; South American, 10 %;
refined Brazilian. in kesr. u.O; beef stearine IL;
lard stearine quiet, at pA.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
LAFAYETTE LOSES MAxFIEID.
Star Tackle Fractured Ankle Bone
in Penn Game.

Philadelphia. Pa, Nov. with a
victory over Pennsylvania tucked away
the Lafayette following returned to
Easton thoroughly convinced that they
would beat Lehigh this year. Their
stock tumbled considerably yesterday
when IL was learned that Pete" Max
field. the big tackle. would not play
again this season because Of Q broken
bone in the ankle
Maxwell injured his ankle several
times in the Penn game, but thinking
It nothing more than 4 sprain he re-
manned in the game. An X-ray exami-
nation at the German Hospital yester-
day disclosed the fact that one OF the
bones was fractured Almost heart
broken because he would not be able to
help his team humble Lehigh, Max
field returned to Easton last might
Last year MaIfeld was rated by
some as of all-American caliber. His
loss is an irreparable one for Lafay-
cite. Maxheld prepared for college at
Mercersburg and Is also a great shot
putter.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nor. 4-FJoUR-wintz cissr. I1sa
500; do. straight. s.oos5o; do. patent. A1ss.es;
srring clear, old. i75as6S do. snzixht. old. slsA
SO; DO patent cid s.soa5so: city mills best win
ter patent SIS; do. blended patent. $50; do. hish-
grade straight SIS; do. extra. L4oaL0; do. spring
satent. 65c: rye -four medium to choice. Asnz5Iso;
cornneal per 100 lbs. Ll5ai.8.
MILL FEED lin loolb. thanksgiving bran.
gA2lp; -four to white niddnsz. 2os8@;
Western middlinrs Zso42koo: city mills mddlings.
Is ooas54; do. white middiinp. 1oa5.0; do.
winter bran. 3.ooa3.oo
LIVE POULrRF-Chickens. old hens. Ia ana
over PER b. u: do, old hens. smaller. u; rooster.
Der H. salo: do. spring. large. Is; d.. suaan. "a.
iFx: DO. white leshorns, lialsi; ducks. Musroy,.
lbs and over. l,aii: Pekinz Ia and over. isala;
Indian runners. per h.. l2ai3; pigeons. per pair:
lsa9; guinea fowl. each. Gas; turkeys. Ia and
ever young. per h.. Is; do, old. l6an.
BuTTER-Creanery. fancy. per H.. 3atsn: do.
choice. zsss; do. good. 3s27; do. prints 3A3: do.
blocks. :sssa9a4; ladies. AZ; MARYLAND and Penn
sysania rolls. H.. lsA2: dairy prints lsaD; process
butter, sis2s: store packed, d.
EGGs-Maryand PENNSYLVANIA. and Western
nrsts. PCT doz. y; West Virginis. y; Southern, %
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
NEW YORK MONEY.

cent: high, per cent; low. ~ per cent; last .
per cent; ruling nate. II pr cent; renewals, ~ PER
cent.
A fair volume Of business Is being done IN tine
money. chiefly in industrial loana Rates are n
per cent for sixty days and per cent for ninety
days. four, five, and six months. The amount Of
lending On mixed collateral Is stin Of snail rropor-
tons.
Business IN commercial paper shows littls increase
On the volume noted heretofore. and there are M
that the immediate future Will see any
Appreciabe enlarEement. The scarcity Of stfractiye
offerings continues to be the feature Of the MARKET
but rates hold at per cent for regular prime
matrrtties IN The eS and ~ pG e1t y tbs
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

= street ncrthwest-Anns n Fshr4hruh q al
70 Louis A Dent. trrtss. lot a. blOck .. Bloon
= street northv.sLnus A Dent tUe. d
Anna ": y. O.. and DorOthss Z. FshrD
otntrr Ecsins.os-nnfs Bahtns ooup.ay d
Ioseph A and Cecilia T. Buckhnidf lot -
square 51. so: samp 80 c-nta
VIA Park-Rosalie q Ristig q Eir. A wflnzn 20
James a. Rimmr. lot >. au.r o. Hoi
stamp, entA
w Susie g. Csrts. lot :. slua-s zs. -;
stamp @-c-nta
whitney ciOse-wiIlism g. PHILLIPS Ct ux. 70 Fan
His r. Brown. lot 10. square, s5l. no: stamp
Ingieside.wiIlisn 8 Philips q W. 10 Erh =. d
Gas. lot Il. bloch .. 30; stamp. C5.
insle-ide-same to Harry R. and Gertrude W. VII
Hams lot Il. block =. 80: stamp. go
Whitney CIoe-HsrrJ A Kite ct M Leon "
Moss. lot G. block 6. 30; stamp % c-nts
Whitney Clos~-sane TO Arthur d. md vida J
Tuner, lot o block G. so
whitney Clo@-wuham 9. Philips q III Geo-r,
W. Mus<aman. lot ID. squar. nsl. 80; stamp
80 Cents
whitney closs-sams to Anet L Aek.-. Lot n.
square 16l: stamp. % centa
Whitney Cose-Same to Francis A and Angelo A.
Hurley. lot 10. .auare 56l 80; tanp. 50 c-nts
Congress Heights Extendon-wlliam A Redmond
TRUSTEE, to Robert A Brtnkley. lot q. SQUARE
loo Delahsld street northwest-rhonas Graat to
William and Emily Grant, lot Il square zp.
Sauls Addition. son
Addition to rakcDa Park-William NJ Terrell e
w to Marie L Smith. lot l. block SIS. so
Us Tenth Street southeast-Ahce NJ LAnahan %
Robert N. Mccant-y. lot 7. squ.rs 80. 30;
stump 81
Pstvorth-Heary T DAY. trust-,. to @. Gordon
Bailey. lot .. square %. 5000
Fourteenth Street Heights-HarTey L Cooper e III.
TO John F. Ruth. LOIS 3. 10. L. 6. Is, . So 81
and lot a "a. 9li; SO
Fourteenth Street Heishts-John F. Ruth e III.
to Marie L Taylor lots 3. 10 Il. s. a. q %
9Is and lot "a %. 2Sli: so stanp 81
Fourteenth Street Haghts-Msre L. Taylor ts
Jacob silyrryer lots ., 10. II %. SIS; $40 stamp.
- ID street northsest-Edvard P. Schwartz Ct al
trustees to John q. Ruppet and Felix oristo
FAM, trustees part original lot L 81. %: SIN.
sherwuod-ClarA A MLrden to Walter Aiddlstou,
LOT . 50. CD: SO. stamp 50 onts.
villa Park-ClAra A. Marden To Afnena Nay. 10,
. 81 $40: so. stamp 80 csnts.
North Grounds Columbia Coilege-Emma K Hsase,
e. A. to Lima r. Thomas. lot % blk D: SIT
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Pl,ins-Hrr- sh.-
pero ct W. to Goodman kaminkovitz. lot LOO blk
); 80 stamp. s.
,siS Ts.uty-siIth str-.t southv.st-JAnss L FSlr
leg to Bernard Leonard. lot a So so; 80. stxnS
% orns.
Chew Chase Gru---Fultou R Gordon e VI. -
81 second street northeast- Catherine Piunkrt 6,
rir John +. to Michael ]. and ksthez1ns Budd.
loe q "a. ia: 80. stamp $40.
Fourth, between East Cspttol and A streets north
ssst-Katharfns Chevning Ct VIZ. A0r1n 10
Katharine Bleifus. lot n "a. rs: so.
rDl sixth street sodthvest-John J. Meehan 4 Al.
executors to solomon md Eva FfiedsnheT. Lot
cs,,y caas, Heixhts-ch-vy ch.ss Lard %. to
walter O. Brsshears. lot 81 "a. liza; 1.lnL
rwenty-nfth street and PennUiEania avenns north
west the westoyeri-Chariss II. Butler Ct M.
50. "a; SO. stamp Ao sub 70 trust $50
BelleTue-Anfouio Dasdons ct W. to AarZar6 W.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
WYCKOFF AFTER BIG GAME.
Athletics Pitcher Meets Bear In
Mounf.ips ana Hlsud. II,

williamsport. Pa, Nov. Al. Weldon
wyckoff. of this city. 8 member of Con-
ME Mack's pitching stan, was yesterday
treated to a greater thrill than ne ever
experienced in a baseball game. when he
encountered a bear on the mountainside
along Gray's Run wyckoff was hunting
for birds and small game and was not
equipped for bruin.
The bear approached the pitcher. APP
parently intent upon a fight. wyckofr
waited until the animal was only a short
distance away and then fired at II with
small shot. The shot blinded the animal,
and It turned and escaped In the brush.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
LANsToN HAS GOOD DEMAND.
Total OF I53 shares Sell at IT or
Change.

A total of 1853 shares OF Lanston
Monotype stock changed hands at II
on the Washington Stock Exchange yes
terday. More of the stock was want
ed, but the first sales apparently ex-
hausted the supply. Twenty-Five shares
of Washington Railway and Electric
common stock were disposed Of at s..
Odd lots of this stock later brought
S31-2 Two shares of Railway pre-
ferred sold at So IA
Capital Traction sold in odd lots at
81 IA and 81 Ia. The stock later was
offered at 81, but no sales were record
ed. Seven shares of Mergenthaler Limo
type sold at ISL. the same as the last
sale.
Prices advanced slightly on the bond
list. Riggs Realty long 5 per cent
bonds advanced Ia of a point to
100 pa, at which $4,000 worth were
traded in. Three $1,000 Washington
Railway and Electric 4 per cent bonds
sold at so. so 1-2. and so S-S.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
Capablanca Back from Cuba.

New York. Nov. AFTER an absence Of
over four months. which he spent at his
home in Havana. Jose R. Capablanca. the
Cuban chess champion. returned to New
York on board the steamship Saratoga,
of the Ward Line. yesterday. Upon his
arrival he was told OF the death Of Prof
Isaac L. Rice. the noted chess patron.
and expressed his deep sorrow at the
news
One of the young masters objects In
returning here was to take part in the
jubilee tournament. arranged in honor OF
Prof Rice which was scheduled to be
held in this city In January.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
SWIMMING PLANS ALTERED.
of Rutgers VIII Mean
Changes In League Schedule.

New York. Nov. Al. W. Allison.
president Of the Intercollegiate Swim
ming League. said that there was an err
ror In the minutes as announced by Sec
rotary Osgood. II was announced that
in order TO compete in the championships
a college not a member OF the league
would have to enter at least three men.
Allison said one entry would be sufficient
Allison said that Rutgers would be ad-
mitted to the league but would have to
make formal application. II Rutgers be-
comes a member the scheme to have
each college meet the other once at home
and once abroad will have to be aban-
doned for this year. Allison added.
The old system Of each member meet
ing the other once viii obtain for a year.
The Individual championships viii be
held at Columbia on March a
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
New Record for Golf Drive,

Chicago. Nov. IAN American record
for golf drive was claimed today for
Keneth Baldwin, q Chicago amateur, who
yesterday drove q ball 100 yards at the
Harlem course Baldwin's drive was
made from the ninth tee and he over
drove the hole, which measured 40
yards He started playing the game as
. caddy In England a-years ago.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
MARKET IS firm
ON SMALL SALES
Rails and Copper in Coed De-
mand, But War Stocks
Are Heavy.
DUE TO PEACE TALK
Professional Floor Selling Causes
Slight Recession in the
Standard Issues.
DUE TO PEACE TALK

New York, Nov. 4-Although total
transactions today were smaller than on
the previous day and operations were
largely professional, with price fiuctua-
tons irregular. the general undertone II
the stock market was strong. The
strength of public utility shares, which
touched new high prices for this move
coppers were in good demand, but the
war stocks displayed a heavy tone dur
ing, the greater part of the session, Cruel
BILE being especially weak at one time.
The proba bility of the entrance of Greece
in the war had little IL any effect on the
general trend. Opening prices were
slightly over Wednesdays closing. The
weakness of Crucible Steel and Allis-
Chalmers in the forenoon served to ex-
cite selling of the war stocks by COM
mission houses. Professional floor SELL
ing brought about a slight recession in
standard issues. but aggressive buying
caused a resumption Of high prices in
the afternoon, quotations touching the
best of the session. Westinghouse adj
vanced sharply. strong undertone pre-
vailed al the close.
Shy of War shares.
Although believers in the war stocks
place little credence in the rumors of
peace NEGOTIATIONS and back their belief
by the statements of continued heavy
purchases of American products by the
allies, the war shares nevertheless are
being regarded with much less favor
than formerly. Many people who rushed
headiong into the market for these
shares and took them at materially
higher prices are beginning to become
convinced that all the war shares ere
not second Bethlehem Steels," as they
were inclined to believe when the wild
upward rush in their prices was under
way
A ten-point break in a war stock makes
more impression upon Spectator than
many volumes OF advice from broker
as to what might happen.
Increased earnings continue to supply
ammunition for the upward movement In
the rails. Reports for September an
nounced today were for the most part
favorable. Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific and Great Northern reported de-
creases, but these were more than on
set by the increases of the New Haven.
st. Paul and Saulte Ste
Marie and the Norfolk and Western.
Notwithstanding the heavy demand for
bonds, some commission houses have so
much stock business that they are pay
ing little or no attention to their bona
Anaconda Leads COppers.
Coppers were higher under leadership
Of Anaconda which sold at a new high !
price and advanced points, closing at
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by W. b. Hubs 4 Co.

washington Railway and Electric Is. 81 900 at 90
Potomac Electric Consolidated s. 81 900 NJ 100
Hiss Realty 3 Long. 900 at lOok. so at loe.i.
Capital TrAction, at ST. 10 At 81
Washington Railway and Electric CON-, 8 nj g. S
at 81. at 81
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., 2 At e..
MeryenthAler LINOTYPE. at 81. 2 at Isl
% At q, at -.
PIapaoIhone pfd-. at lOs<. at losx.
AFTER CALL
Washinston Railway and Electric d. 81 900 at ps,
900 at 5n
Rigs Realty Gonsj s.. $500 at locn.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
Big Offer for Fred Welsh.

Chicago. Nov. ten thousand ST.
moleons for a twenty-round bout with
Johnny Dundee Thanksgiving or New
Years Day at New Haven. Conn.,. was
the offer waiting Freddie Welsh here
today. Scotty Monteith, Dundee's
manager, made the ofIsr.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05

After that 100 beating they suffered at
the hands OF Virginia. the Yale folks
have concluded that Southern chivalry
In dead-and embalrned-
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05

Coprers were higher under leadership
of Anaconda which sold at a new high
price and advanced points, closing at
the top figure. Bull tips accompanied
by rumors of a probable increase in
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
BALTIMORE sTocF MARKET.

Baltimore. Nd. Nov. I
CITY AND STATE SECURITIES.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-05
Liverpool.
New York.

Middlins. ssa; yesterday. s.s. Sales. 5000.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-29

The door of The discussion is clos
ed. There can now be no doubt Of
the duty Of press and public, and
that is to accept the stand taken
by the government, without cavil
or reservation, and to give the gov
ern1acnt our unfiinchiIg and unre-
served support, whatever the con-
sequences fate may have for the ma
tion.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-29
italian General Dead.

Udine, italy, July IS (yia Paris.
General Antonio Cantore has been
killed in battle on the Isonzo river.
He III the first officer Of thst rank
lost by italy. He won a generals
commission BY the heroism he dis.
played during operations il Tripoli
General Cantore had charge Of acs
lions which resulted in the oeoupa-
ton Of Ala and other villages in the
Trentino district. Armed only with
d riding whip he directed his nrSl
from the most exposed positions