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New Orleans.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago Oct "-Scarcity of ocean freight room
has become 50 Pronounced that II IS feared II VIII
interfere seriously with export business. There was
sensational lump in rates today and some charter
ing wps done st a rate Of % pence, equal to about
&C.. per bushe to Liverpool from the Atlantic coast
the highest fGure record. 1t was also reorted oS
the seaboard tLat more room would De optainapie
in the near future. The fact that foreigners are
bidding 70 sharply and willing to ray such exor
btant 1riCes to ship wheat indicates their imme-
Gate need fer supplies. Export sales OF l'opup
bushels Of wheat mainly Manitoba. were reported
To-day by rne seabnard, in addition 10 oO"o oushel'
oats and 7O,5 barrels flour.
Cash wheat ed the futures in point OF strength.
with the basis of trading about to SC higher than
on the previous session. No. = red wheat sold al
log or over l3c December prlce. while one
lot Of Number 3 rcd brought Los. or ekc over
December Number grades were 3a31zc over De
crinter rrices 1t said that about 10000 bushels
of winter wheat rave been sold from here for export
in the rast f.w days while mills took 6c0O bushels
today Velvet chaf wheat 50 much despsed by
September longs sold to &c over December prices.
and il in known that local people have sold goody
quantities Of srring wheat to mills OF the country
in the last couple OF days.
Wheat futures here closed li,c to llsc higher to-
day Influenced by the strong cash markets. higher
y ing wheat markets. and bullish foreign news
Prospects # rain over the wheat belt also simu-
lated bryinC.
LcaIs again rounded the corn market and it
cloScd I,aI.C lower in spite Of heavy buying By
leading elevator concern and of the strength in
nhaat Poor demand for cash corn, which was =
tn ~, nwtI. large receipts and favorable weather
,,tr Ire J. It caused the pressure. Local cash
al. u.I. =, 20 bushels
uai> chs.. unchanged. but trading was more
ar,ne tlau II has bern in some time. Selling was
hcaN, ,art. mi later the market was helped by
the wheat a'l'aTcc. Local cash sales were LsS'"D
ir.. TEL. . \ eng for export.
H. Ird,l. r.'~ed with material gains. One OF
a., hi rachrs u,,ught October rbs. while further
luv,rtu.rut L,NIng of January stun was noted
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Oct. 2-MILLFEED-Weak on bran;
middlings dull. Spring bran, in N0pound sacks.
235a2 So to arrive; standard mddlings. to arrive,
e. a90; red dog. to arrive. 0.o0a3lO; winter
wheat. in 100 pound sacks to arrive 2o; city bran.
in bulk, Is oil meal 3s.00a4oo0 Per ton.
RYE FLOUR-Firm: business is lifeless. Good
to choice new for September to October is quoted
At 4s5a5.25 in sacks.
CORNMEAL-lnactive and fat: supply slightly
larger. kindried for export, 3.65aS75. in saeSs;
coarse meal. in bags l53al.5s
HAY-Receipts. l.52 tons; steady; fair demand
for choice: Tow grades dull. New crop-Prime
timothy l.sc: No. l timothy. laOal2S; No. 2. llos
Lis; No ;. 90as5.
STRAW-Receipts. 10 tons; slow; supplies are
amrle. No. rye 7os75.
PORK-Steady: business is limited. Mes. N75a
l5.oo; family . pooal.oo: clear. ls.0osIs.5o.
BEEF-steady; demand is quiet Packet H.5oa
so; family is.5als5C; extra India mess. cs.ooa
900; mess. E.!0als.oo.
LARD-Steaiy; trading is lifclcss. Primo West
ern. $50; refined continent e.i5: South< American.
$40 refined Brazilian in kegs. 1880 beef steariue
S7s lard stearine dull at sss.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore Nd Oct. 2-MILLFEED lin 100 ID.
sacks)-Sprng bran. a 00a2a 80; -four to white mid
dlings 33t0a35.D: Western middlinss. g550a8. 90:
city mills mildlinss. 5.soaSoo: do. white mid
dlings 33.C0a3s0o; do. winter bran, 25.ooa36 90.
HAY-No. l timothy. per ton 300: No 2 tim
otby IsJoals.oo: NJ. timothy l5ohls5o; light
clover mixed, l.5oals00: No. clover mixed, IS o0z
Hs0; No. clover mixed. 16. 6.50al7.50 choce clover
ucminaI Is0Oals.5o: No. l clover nominal. EO0a
rTo; No. 2 clover. nominal li.oosIsoo No. clover
nominal I2cosi3c0 sample hay. as to Kind quality.
and condition. l2ooal5oO. These quotations for
new hay.
GREEN FRUITS AND vEGErAELEs.-Appl...
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia. Per h-bbl
bas 25a;0; do fancy. per bbl.. 9osl 90: do, small
per bbl. COATS: do. West Maryland and Pennsyl-
yania packed. bbl.. 1.50a2oo: beets, native bunch
2a2a: cabbage. New York State. per ton 7oOalo.Oo:
DO, native. per 100. 3.olaIoo: cantaloupes native
ripe per has,. soa5o; do. Colorado per fat crate
eoa75: cauinower. New York. per crate 75al 0 !;
celery. New York. per bunch. ?Oa3o; corn native.
sugar. per doz, sal2; dsmsons. per peach basket,
.oa5o: do. Western Maryland per slb. bas. lsaIs:
egsplants, native, per bas, 25ao: grapes. New
York. Concords. per basket. Ilai2: do. Niagara.
per bss. IlaI3; do. Delaware. i2al3; lettuce. New
York hamper. Local .: lima beans. native. peach
basket. AoaaS; do. bushel basket. 75sl.oo: onions
Western. pr loapound sack. Lsoal-7s; do. Eastern
Shore, per baa. Dsoo: peaches, mountain. per
S-bas.. ,os5o; do. carriers. scsi.u: do. white
Heath. per bas.. <cals: do. per bus bas. 5osi5;
KIefier. per bss.. lss.o; do. per bb. so.lo New
York Bartlett. No. ]. PEI bbl. LocaA5o; do. No.
Q, per bol. 1oaaW: do. Sheldon. psr baa. ,oaao:
squash, native. PER baA. 1a5: tomatoes. Eastern
Shore. per bas.. isaB; do. native. per baa soaso
turnirs. native per bus. xsso; wats'melous.
Maryland and virsinia. per loo s.oos2n.oo.
FISH. OYSTERS. CRABS AND CL4AMs.-Bass.
large. per h.. I3is; butter6sb. psf box 2ooa25o:
carp per h.. sa6: crocus pss bbl. 4oo~s.oo: noun-
den. per h.. Jas: gray trout, large. pr bb, a0os
loco; do. small 10 medium, per bbl. anAAop:
salmon trout per b.. ioal2: rock boiling pr h.,
lsais do. mediums, b.. isais; do, pan. h., loal2:
white perch. larS. psr ID, loal7: do. medium.
pr h.. Ale: perch. yellow. par h.. large lap;
do, medium. CAS-; mackerei, Southern. per h.,
isais: tailos. lasEe. pr h.. sale; do, medium.
Der NJ. Aas; catfish. psr H. ~: ssen PIKE, native.
per h.. BaD: eels. per h.. medium 10 l.ype,
sss: clans. per 100. white. ssee; hard ersbs, per
bbL. choice. l.9saW; evsesA ehsiss. raw. box.
= IL a@A2A -
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE,

orotations given below are for large lots Of sood
9srketable goods onlT. Jobbers' prices are higher
Lower GRADES may be sold for lesa Fancy goods
command higher prices
EGGs-Fresh. per doz., saso; Southern. e5a8.
BuITER-best prints. new. per h.. 30: tub. pr
h.. 2; Process, per h.. 3: under grade cream
cry. Pc, i6. Saos: storsp-eked. Per h.. Issaa.
LARp1To Tue. u.r h.; Ilk,l,: d.. .a0
cHEEsE-Ns. York. new. Der H.. 10; fat. -
d. 70; s.is domestic. per h. u: do. foreign.
LIVE roTIrRY-H.n. per lb:: ls.Ir: rooster.
chicken. per h.. l.aA.
GREEN GOODS-Beans. per basket, Ea7s:
do. per bbl.. LOO: lima beans, Der qt nd;
Se.s; per bunch. lalK: e.hbaye. new per bbl.
,sL%; S Intsloupes per crate, 7ss2oo: carrots pss
bunch. lalH: esntnowsr. per crate. looai1;
celery, Der doz. 3a5o: crate. aoOs4oo; coru. new.
PET doz.. e1ls; cucumber per basket, 7ssl-D;
cymoling' crate 5saloo: eggplant per cste, 5osIy;
ne. per bol. &s.s: lettuce. per basket. osi g;
oaions per SACK. lI5scD; oiua. psr crate, 'sal.o;
peas. New York. Per basket. I:sal 80: peppen cate.
$40; new potatoes. per sacks l,saaoo; yams. l.sa
70 Z; s.ees potatoes. sai.so; tomatoes. nearby. per
FRUITs-Appies p.r bSl.. l.oo,an; srapes
pr bsa. Delaware. IaH; do, Conoosd, IaIt;
40. Niasara !osl2; grapefruit pr boz. AoosS.m;
oTansee 0hfosnia. per boz, l.oosSoo; peachsa 20
crate. isai@: plnms. pr BASKET, lsssy: pinespp,sS
~ eau. LSa1D: watanelona each, IN
LIVE SIOCk-Veal calves. prime per h.. l0Sall:
90. medium pl n.. sssk; d.. hssvy. I'm; spsins
lambs. per h.. sasX.
Hay. STRAW. AND CoRN-Hay. bes. timothy.
new. PEI Ton. n.0; mixed. psf ton. i2aah-0;
straw. pr tos. nesl4W; wheat nav. pa tsne.
500; corn. psT bbl, A1
sEEDs-Cioser. crimson. pss H., ~; nsw aop
rd: nau; red top. l3ais: aishe. lSals,t: alfshs
sAmenon efnwn,. PIT h.. %; German miliet, pr
~. Vi timothy. Der bus. 33naa1y; sorghum. q
c.ne. per taA, t-l; orchard grsss, Per buA, In
III IN n hA. In: uAs.t - lk
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

at the start when offerings quite large. but
there was some good buying by Wall Street and
commission houses and after opening to 10
points lower the list rallied. Absence Of i'm
I'ortant fresh liquidation made the market par
ucuiariy susceptible to q renewal Of bull support
Traders were we'll evened up in PREPARATION for
the two government reports on Monday. The
ginning figures will be made public at 10 a. m.
and the condition estimate at canvass
Of sixty members of the exchange indicated an
average condition expectation Of GIG. Futures
at Liverpool closed barely steady at . net loss of
TO points. Spot there quiet and on II
points the basis of 6 SD for middling upland
Crop news continued of a bullish average. but
weather conditions appeared to he growing more
settled. The spot article here declined points
to Il So with sales Of 800 bales.
The amount brought into sight for the week
was about $500 bales, against $1,000 year ago
and for the season the amount into sight Is lsSe-
COO bales, compared with l.l9T last year. Ac-
cording To the Chronicle the total visible supply
Is 4,Ho38 bales. against ,as last year.
Liverpool.
Furnished by y. l.. Carpenter & Co.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Oct. Mooney on call was nominal
per cent today. For the week the range Of rates
was ealis per cent. On Monday and Tuesday
loans were made at .al& per cent: Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday at 2alia per cent
For the week the time money market was quiet
without important inquiry and with ample funds
available at quoted rates. Rates. ~ per cent for
sixty days. 2.a3 per cent for ninety days per
cent for four to six months.
Mercantile paper was inactive although there
was fair supply Of paper in the market. Rates:
Three Per cent for sixty ninety days for double
names SASS per cent for choice single names.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
MERGENTHALER STOCK GAINS.
Goes Up Two and One-half Points
in ExchanGo Quotations.

in Exchange Quotations.
With an additional rise Of ala
points. Mergenthalsr Linotype stock
featured the trading on the Washing
ton stock Exchange yesterday. After
the bid on this issue had been ad-
Vanced from 1s5 1-2 to 1ss. thirty-one
shares changed hands. The quotation
ngures were established at 1877 bid
and 1S9 asked.
A quotation lot of Washington Rail-
way and Electric common stock sold
at "a 1-2, half a point under the last
sale, but an additional ten shares sold
at IS. Fifty shares of the preferred
OF the same company were disposed
of at so.
other sales of the day included six
shares of Lanston Monotype at so IL:
forty shares of National Savings and
Trust at 270; a share of Washington
Gas at II L.; seven and one-half
shares of American Graphophone COM
mon at 80, and $500 Capital Trac-
tion per cent bond at 106.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
SPLENDID BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

dcfrsive retail sales assny for City Of Washing
ton and District of Columbia: Of the best mon
e. making rropositions IN the u. s.: q 90 capital
required: should clean up 5000 to $1,000 annually Il
handled By hstciass sales orsanizsr splendid quick
seller: nearly 70 per cent prodt selling pree. Ad-
dress 8. A. R!BOLLA. sales Manager. 10 ". Jack
son Blvd, Chicaso. III
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
COTTON NhRnCTS

. \cw Work. "r' > Tra1inS iu r.'lru was "u a
urcI smaller -cll- today than H.. ~ rm,.
Rl'hCugh business talTh actis" the eu,uE
II" mark r's-Hl -tclGN ~ net decline al
{" II l7inrs. Au cf-.l ''ndnr was cvid
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
HEAVY SELLING
ON N. Y. MARKET
Strong Undertone Displayed,
Despite General Realizing
Movement.
R. R. EARNINGS MIXED
Carrier Shares Continue Quiet-War
Stocks Again in Demand-Some
New Records Made.

New York. Oct. 2.-Notwithstandin.
q. Ee2Ny realizing sales, the stock mar
lskt displayed a strong undertone to-
daF' several issues touching new high
prices. Equipment shares and West
inghouse Electric were most prominent
ana scored substantial gains. that in
American Car and Foundry being
eleven points
Reallzlng sales appeared at the out
side of trading and resulted in an ir-
regular opening. For short time
there seemed to he a contest between
t',e volume of buying and selling
orders. but the seemingly ever pres
tnt demand for the war stocks again
asserted itself, and carried the favor
ties TO new high levels. Although deal
ings in Bethlehem Steel common were
light it rose ten points to the new
price of 375. The inquiry for Steel
common at the new high level was
very gratifying to the trading ele-
ment. The inquiry for Equipment
= company shares continued up to the
close. Railroad shares continued quiet.
Railroad Earnings Mixed.
Railroad earnings reported for Au-
gust We're mixed. Chesapeake and
phio's gross increased $454.54I. and
net S3l5,263. Seaboard Air Line re-
poued a decrease in gross of S114.-
80 anu II decrease IN net OF S23, ia.
V ashington announced. however. net
earnings of siXty-tive railroads in Au-
gust S4.Sl6,211. Believes in the ulti-
mate taking hold of the rails are
sticking to their guns declaring that
the great industrial stock market of
l>"1 WAS followed by a boom in the
r-ilroads. They add that the rails
were also under pressure by the In
i"rstate Commerce Commission at that
time. hut the speculative public lost
sight of that when il was realized
general business WIS expanding and
tn" common carriers were receiving in
-reased traffic
Federal Mining and Smelling con-
'Gnued to he accumulated. The com
N"n rose points and the preferred
}.-4
Large foreign holdings oe United
Railways jnvestn"it common are un-
d"rstOod 10 haT" hc'u #HS0rbcd hv
New York Interests during The recent
activities of the 81, re.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

THE FAIRMONT. 9Th AND n. Y. AVE wv
ROOMS AND Bath FRONT..............S2.5O 30
4 ROOMS AND BATH.-.-. D.S
ELEC. ELEVATOR. PHONE EACH APART.
S ROOMS, NEW CONDITION, SIS: WELL LO-
Gated: covered porch: worth inspecting. Particu-
lars. BON g. Herald office.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by W. b. Hibbs 4 Co.

Furnished by W. b. Hibbs 4 Co.
SALES
Capital Traction 5s 500 at l06.
Washington Railway COM, 3 at sf.. 10 at S..
Washington HALLWAY pfd., D at So . at 90.
Washington Gas Light, l at III.
MergenthaIer Linotype 10 at lss 10 At l@
Lan-ton Monotyre. s at so4.
Natienal Savings d Trust Company 70 at 10
Grsphophone CON-. at 90 IA at 80
After call:
Mersenthaler Linotyre, l at lss. 10 at 1885,
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Furnished by W. Il. Hibbs & Co.

Bananas are fit to eat as soon as they
have lost all their green color. and re-
main nit. no matter how black they may
he as long as the skin is unbroken.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
BUSINESS CHANCES,

MUST HAVE COMPETENT YOUNG MAN BY
Nov. ls, capable Of managing branch your city
References absolutely requirpd. Trners not wanted
UNITED MFG. CO.. Ill McIntyr Bldg. Salt Lake
City Utah.
ADyERTTsE-N WORDS IN 10 sYNDICATE
monthiies, 81: ) months. e. COPE AGENCY. st.
T<u,in
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
MOVING PICTURES.

RARE PHOTOS OF YotR MOVIE FHvoRITEs.
Cabinet size. loc: for SC, assorted. iixl4 size.
3oc; for sl.oo. Hand colored &c each: SIND trial
order and get big list. U. g. SUPPLY CO.. s.
Washington ST., Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-STEADY, PROFITABLE BUSINESS
selling Jur twisted wirc sanitary household and
toilet brushes. Geo BRUSH CO., Perkins Block,
Cleveland, Ohio.
ACTION-CAN YOU SELL AUTOMOBILE GAS
oIine at rne cent per gallong If sell Case
Tonic. Gives 20 per cent more gasoline mileage F;
eliminates carbon. Auto owners grabbing Tor H.
SO a day easy. Herey made s. first day. Act
quick man. Details free. WHITE MFG. CO,
Dept. 75 Cincinnati, Ohio.
MEN WOMEN-TWO DANDY MONEY MAKERS
for you. ''Ivoreola !" needed by every pianist and
Magic Toilet taste, which every motorist will bay.
White TRUSsELL IMPORTING CO., Box AA.
Lowell. Mass.
AGENTS-HUsTLER WANTED IN EVERY
county to sell Is up-to-the minute household
articles Women delighted: eager 20 buy Expert
ence not needed; sell like hot cakes. Samples fur
nished active workers. Write THE HALCRO Co.
Pekin. Ill. +. o. Box z.
AGENTS-GET PARTICULARS OF ONE OF
the b,sst Taying propositions put on the mar
ket Something no one else sells. Make SWo
yearly Address z. VI. FELTMAN, Sales Manager.
3739 Third St. Cincinnati. Ohio.
DANGER? 20 SAFETY! LATEST. GREATEST.
and fastest selling necessity for nearly a million
Ford owners. lump man. at this chance before
some one Clse beats you to" the Ltl shoFnr.
Sales guaranteed. Details free. WHITE MFG.
CO. Dept. ". Cincinnati. Ohio.
MEXICAN DIAMONDS. EXACTLY RESEMBLE
genuine: came rainbow fire: stand tests; sell At
sight; live agents wanted: profits SO weekly and up;
write quick for sample offer free. MEXICAN
DIAMOND IMPORTING Co, Box 4, Las Cruces.
y. Mex.
AGENTS GENERAL AGENTS, MANAGERS
Make $40 daily all year. Chance o. lifetime. Is
new hsIsehoh articles. Women delighted. sam
rles furnished active workers. Write today. Web
ster Supply House. box Gic. Marnette, Wis.
Observation-Disclosures OF A HIGH
grade eectro-medical speciality, now in great de-
mand desires to appoint top-notch men to act as
distributors. Big profits. BLEADON-DUNN CO,
IS y. 5th ave-. Chicago.
AGENTS-MIKE 100 PER CENT SELLING OUR
new household necessities. Samples free TO work
ers No experience needed. Write today for selling
plan IRwIN-CHEsTER co. Champaign. Illinois,
WILL PAY 500 TO RELIABLE AGENTS TO
distribute lu0 free packages Of Lice Powder to
poultry owners. POULTRY REMEDY CO., st.
Paul. MINI.
AGENTS-MAKE S TO IS DAILY. NO EXPE-
rience. Free catalog and samples. New goods
Quick sales Big profits. World heaters. CRUVER
CO. Jackson and Csmpben. Chicago Ill.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-SALESMEN.
WANTED-LIvE AGENTS TO HANDLE THE
Ncrristone Underground Sanitary Garbage Con-
tainer for better class Of homes. Responsible per-
sons only write for particulars Liberal commission.
THE NORRISTONE CO.. Rochester. N. Y.
Statesmen, EXPERIENCED IN ANY LINE. TO
sell general trade in the District Of Columbia. Va
cancy now Unexcelled specially proposition. Com
mission contract $500 weekly for expenses CON
TINENTAL JEWELRY CO., ITO Continental
Building Cleveland Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
1T PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS.
LOST AND FOUND.

LUsT-LADY'S BRACELET. THURS. EVEN
ing. front Polls Theater. Reward. L. "
FRIEDLI, Y. VI. c. 4.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03

AGENTs-sTEADY. PROFITABLE BUSINESS
selling Iur twisted wirc sanitary household and
toilet brrsLes. Geo BRUSH CO., Perkins Block,
Cleveland Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03

Furnished by y. L. Carpenter & Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Corcoran School Of Art
The day and night classes of the
Corcoran School of Art will reopen for
students on Monday. October 4th.
School circular mailed on application.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03
PERSONALS.

LOCOMOTOR ATANIA AND NERVOUS Pa
tients will be taken South this winter by leading
nerve sreCiarit Astonishing results obtained from
Organo Th,ra.y treatment. PLUS climate. Excellent
entertainment Write today for particulars. Ma
TIONAL SANITARIUM INFORMATION BU-
REAL Schiller Bldg. Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-03

LATEST DANCES TAUGHT. PUBLIC DANCES
Monday. Wednesday. Friday. $50 g IT, sw.
Nuda und9 aisseim - ~. 1alk NsshaAu
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-25
CHICAGO BRIEFS

Nathan Klass. 1900 s, Central Park
aV., proprietor of milk and grocery
store. fined SIS for failure to keep
store clean.
Fire, caused by an oVerhsated fur
mace, damaged a 4-story fat building
to the extent of $4,000 at 1112 N.
Clark this morning, Families driven
into street.
Louis Rigan, proprietor of milk
depot at 2018 W. 51st. fined So for
selling milk below grade in butter fat.
Joseph McNelIigen, 70, ironWorker,
suicided in rooming house at 2027
Indiana aV.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-25

block threatened Russian invasion.
In exchange, Austrians are reported
to be sending an army into Flanders
and France, made up Of regiments
defeated in SerVian campaign who
are to be employed to guard German
lines Of communication and as sec
ondaTy line Of defense.
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southwest OF Berry au BAG.
Petrograd - German armies ad-
vanoing upon Vangarod, the main
fortress protecting Warsaw from
south have been rolled back, Rus
slams, after occupying Kielce and
OpoznO, pushed Germans from 20 to
80 miles over a 40-mile battle front.
The battle centers today are at
VincentYnof, ten miles east Of To-
masof, and at railroad bridge cross
ing Pilica on main line leading to
northwest of LODI.
Austrian attempts to resume the
offensive in Bukowina have been re-
pulsed.
London.-That German aeFopIanes,
engaged in worlds first great air
battle over Dunkirk Friday, bore tri-
color of France painted on underside
of their wings, was reported in dis.
patches from British battle front in
Flanders today,
AS further disguise, twelve German
aViators wore uniforms Of allies sol
diers, messages said. 1t was because
of this fact that Germans passed
allies lines near Newport without de-
lection and had begun Smelling Dun
kirk before being fired upon.
Rome. - Austria's eastern army,
augmented by heavy reinforcements
reported to come partly from Ger
many, not only has broken Russian
offensive aimed at Hungary. but is
threatening cars hold on Bukovina.
Official dispatches from Vienna re-
port capture of several trenches held
by Russians in Carpathians. These
constituted the outworks by which !
Russians held passes leading into |
Transylvania and Hungary. North |
of Watra Dorna in Southern Buko- |
wilma Austrian artillery forced eVac-
uation Of several rows Of trenches.
Some credence is being given here
to reports from Vienna that Austrian |
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-25

Get a pencil and paper and do a
sum. Chicago spends 100000 a
year on charity and robs its prOduc-
ers of $1OO,O0O,0OO year in ,unearR-
ed increment on land values, Prob
lem-Find how soon poverty viii be
abolished.
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COMPARING NOTES

AFtist-The editor wouldn't buy my
drawings because he said he couldn't
get a good poem to go with them.
POet-That's funny; he wouldn't
buy my poem because he couldn't get
a good drawing to go with it.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-25
SWAT HIM

OF many pestilential types
This planet would rid,
But first, think, I'd lose the gink
Who calls his wife "the kid"
Peoria Journal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-25
ALlRf FQR HE HERB

Moran, your cotfee tastes dread
fully Of ehicory."
"Chicory, is it? Bless ye, it's tn
eggs ye taste l settled it with
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-01-07

\ " that the ice is good, curling IS t,.e principal sport at Fairbanks.