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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05

German division accomplished one
must consider that Il did not leave
a aingle wounded man behind. What
might have been the ingloriouG end
OF the force. was turned into a COM
plete victory.
Within two days the division final
~ reached the German general battle
line and though utterly exhausted.
played a prominent part In the fight
ing which resulted from the efforts
Of the Russians 10 advance west at
LODI.
Meanwhile reinforcements had
been brought To Lodz by the Ger
mans during the last days Of Novem-
her. After three days of severe tlpht-
ing the Russians We're finally Obliged,
December :. "a evaeuato the city The
occupation by the Germans of lod2
ended phase Of operations In Po-
land which had cost the Russians no
less than $50 900 In killed. wounded
and prisoners likewise about 2S0
pieces Of artillery, more than 400 ma
chino guns, and much wheel trans
portation. The losses of the Germans
in the operations against Lodz are
estimated at $4,000 killed. wounded
and prisoners. 30 pieces Of artillery
and 65 machine guns.
These figures do not include the
losses of the Russians and Austro-
Hungarians who opposed one another
on the southern reaches of the east
ern theater of war The Austrians
claims to have caused since November
first the following Russian losses
zoe men. killed, wounded and pris-
oners. about so guns and double that
number of machine guns. ON the
other hand the Austro.lIungarlan
losses have not been slight, and II is
believed that they are but little be-
hind the Russian numbers
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
RED CROSS TO
AID SUFFERING
IN OLD MEXICO
Officer of Society viii Visit.
albuquerque in Near Future
in Campaign to Relieve OeS-
tltution.

fsV noes,ne JousHsL SPECIAL lrssro wiHFi
Washington, Jan. 4.-Relief of des-
titute on-combatants in northern
Mexico has been undertaken By the
American Red Cross Arrangements
have been made by telegraph for the
purchase of enough corn to relieve the
immediate needs Of several thousand
families reported to be starving in the
vicinity Of Monterey. ana tomorrow
Acting National director, $. 7. Nor
ris will leave for the southwest TO
make "A personal appeal To CONNER
cial organizations for aid.
Major General Davis, chairman OF
the Red Cross central committee, IN u
letter To Mr.. Morris today described
conditions in Mexico as most acute. y
"The crying need of these poor peo-
ple is food and clothing, especially
food" wrote General Davis, "and very
fortunately, too, for MS, their needs
are for such commodities as are cas-
lest found in the United states, IN
most cases corn, beans and rice. The
central committee of the Red Cross
feels that If the existing conditions,
especially in the border towns OF
Mexico are brought to the knowledge
of chambers of commerce and boards
of trade in the principal cities In the
southwest, they Will be glad to send
forward carloads of supplies.
Mr.. Morris will go first to St Louis,
Kansas City. Albuquerque, Clovis, El
Paso, san Antonio and Laredo and
then make a.trip for personal inspec-
ton of conditions In the neighborhood
of Monterey. Matamaros and Chihua-
hlln
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
ITCHING NEARLY
DROVE A WHOLE
FAMILY CRAZY

Kansas CITY, Mo, Oct. "a. i9lt;--
"My husband had rash all over his
body, and soon the WHOLE FAMILY
was in the same condition. II looked
scaly and raised M ON the arms ana
body IN mig i,unir- fs.s= tranhle
burned and itched so that II would
nearly drive one crazy. II was always
worse az night, so we could not sleep.
We all had this trouble for about two
or three years, and during that time
tried many remedies and prescriptions
with no results. We tried Resinol Oint-
ment and Resinol Soap and II RE
LIENED AT ONCE, and before the
third jar of ointment had been used.
we were all completely cured. II has
hoen four months since we were cured.
ana there are no traces OF the tfou-
BILE - tSgned) Mrs, $. A. Clarkson.
1620 Lawn Ave.
Every druggist sells Resinol Oint-
ment and Resinol Soap. For trial free.
write TO Dept. l-R, Reslnol. Baltimore.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
NEWSP PERS ARE
SHARPLY SCORED
FOR CRITICISMS
Secretary McAdOo Says Press
Should Not Pass Rash Judg-
ment on New System Of
Banking and Currency,

fRY noRNiNo iouRNAL SPECIAL tGAssp wiFNl
san Francisco, Jan. i-Criticisms
OF the federal reserve act and It's
workings. made by newspaper writ
ers, cause the people Of the country
to suspect the integrity of the coun-
try's financial structure, Secretary
McAdoo declared hore today at a
luncheon rendered him nv directors
of the psne,np Pacific exposition.
Secretary McAtloo urged that mat
ters OF vital Importance to the nation
be treated by the press without po-
litical bias.
II read in California paper yes
terday about the federal reserve act
being all wrong. he said. when
read such statements ! always Won
der whnt the motive is. Here were
three columns devoted to trying IL
prove that the whole system was
merely experimental, such an articl,
seems absolutely 20 he wantonness tC
be reckless. 10 he utterly In disregard
of an the people of this country
Here is system that has been IN
existence little over SIX weeks. siN
weeks And yet they are talking
about 1t being only a tentative thing
! or course, II IL Just sheer huncomb
written by some gentleman who hat
had a nightmare or a bad dream ant
who was trying to work II off hocaus'
he happened to be the owner Of Z
newspaper Bat many people won
understand those things ana arc mau'
to ieel timid about the financial struc
ture of the country.
Let us make il clear that men witt
seek 20 destroy confidence by thes
lmeans are absolutely committing
crime against the prosperity Of tn
| american people
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05

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lsa{r nhfm "a N fart HHlaN tq
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN, NEURALGIA
Don't suffer- Get a dime pack.
age of Dr., James Head
ache Powders.

You can clear your head ana re-
lieve a dull, splitting or violent throb-
blng headache in a moment with q
DR.. James Headache Powder Thls
old-tlme headache relief acts almost
magically. send some one to the
drug store now for q dime package
and a few moments after you take d
powder you will wonder what be-
came Of the headache, neuralgia and
pain. Stop suffering ~il's needless
Be sure you get what you ask for.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05

Russians Numerically superior.
The division rushed to the relief oi
the von Mackensen army had bees
facing southeast and TO go northwest
meant a. complete face-about with the
enemy in the rear They were none
too strong, moreover, and had been
acting on the defensive on the line
Chynof- Bedkow. The Russians with
whom they were in contact were nu'
merically superior aud evidently un-
der instructions to await develop
ments at the head Of the Russian
wedge.
Orders to move on Lodz placed the
German troops IN a predicament, An
evacuation of the position would
cause the Russian 10 follow in pur,
suit, and since the tack Of eonlacl
with the Russian forces IN ana about
I0dz might lead 20 most unpleasant
surprises, the Undertaking looked eA-
lremeiy risky u was carried our nov
ever after three days desperate
ightlng, November 22-f5 The Ger
mans mad hardly faced ahoA ~hen
ne Russians they had held - epefk
tool 40 d general adganef ana hsr
fore l0ng ihe HerWaHs Hfis fpNlr
plalfif surrounded
ay melne ihlf Yag gna illtH lhe
uilrf ihf iiffWan aiflsler inailk on
sneleed iAeif ana n uadHlW g ~
UHing heaNk laaaaH NpHi iht hHf
slaAs ia0A Oap pfaQhsls e HNif'
4na sim ~ HaNHule gHn Hi'H
.HiH iiaim VI lH 90HiaiNl ahftlei sil
nlHafY hNlalA lNaNH a ailaHftf
bH M fAf NMaff ihHNt ie Hit
HplNi fenAWshlf n ll8 aNt4lsN 8stf
|HN1 1866 ifIf HAHf n inf
f4s4atlfd lla4 EiiiAeHi HHHH
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05

Denver. Jan 1.-The oyerturnng ol
an automobile driven hy William j..
Gallgan. former state treasurer ne1r
Morrison last sunday resulted In the
probable fatal injury TO Mrs. 7. j.
Ryan. mother Of Mrs, Galligon, oe-
cordiug to informaton here today
Miss Helen Gallipan was also slightly
Injured. Mrs Galligan, her daughter
Gertrude aud Mr. Galligan, other oc-
eupants of the car, We're uninjurcd.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
NOT TOO LATE To
ENTER

AllnauHh inf mla winter ieup ~
ihe AlhuuNenVr flHlnfst rpilnae N
mn }farfdHf HeN hiiarHls lpHf rN.
zee fNlag aHa hfen ihflf N0fA alh
iAf Mefe 8nA mFan.sfH
taNfH iH fllH sffHiee ia@ae
flfneWHHhf fapklnA 4WflaflHl
tl9ali aH9 faMHNElHl ffaeNHH
Iail NIlH VI nlaN tEt
tIlHgHEliaiI NlsinfN
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
HEADACHES

Thousands of men and women suffer from
headaches every day. other thousands have
headaches every week or every month. and stili
others have headaches occasionally, but not 40
regular intervals The best Doctor Is often unable
60 lind the cause OF many OF these headaches.
aud in most other cases. knowing the cause. he
does not know what will remove Il, 50 as to give
apermanent cure. All he can do Is 10 prescrlbe
the usual pain believers, which give temporary
relief. but the headache returns "a usual, aud
treatment is again necessary. lfyousunef from
headaches no matter what their nature, take
Anti kamnin Tablets and the results VIII be fatis-
factory Ia the highest degree. You can Obtain
them nt nll druggists IN any quantity. l0c worth.
49, .....-ll. - .....r.. Al llAr A. l. Inhlaia
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05
SICK-HEADACHES

sick headache, the most miserable Of al alok-
nesses. losea IT, tefrora when AK Tablets are
taken. When YOU feel an attack coming on,
take two tablets, and IN many eases, the attack
will be warued Oft nurlng an attack take one
TX Tablet every two hours. The rest and com
fort which follow, can be obtained In no other
way.
Genuine AK Tablets bear the N mono1
gram. At az drussists.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-05

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blla ibe HlWpH n lpi9slaHiinH 4
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In aaltgs HuHu ~ lpiiealellYH Y
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-15

,ShEEf-Only four loads. two of them
Single decks OF shOrn lambs, showed up
To-Day. and the roof was taken off en-
urely, Sellers asked sharply higher
prices, and after diekering nearly ali
here finally sold 10 eastern shippers at
Nil,oo, Just Soc above the price paid for
the same stuff yesterday. This Is the
hlghest figure ever paid at this point
The shorn stuff that showed up MAS OF
poor quality and brought $3.50
Local traders did not agree on the
amount OF today's advance, hut A com
parison OF prices on the wooled Grades
shows them C. be 0c up--aQIsOu higher
would be conservative quotation OF the
market. There were no aged sheep here
again today.
The weeks trade has shown one OF the
most rapid advances seen In long time.
Only q few cars have put In Appearance
each day. and as packers REALIZED thai
the run OF led stuff was about over. il
was up 60 them 70 get the sheep now OF
never, Todays supply OF 7S7 head brings
tho weeks total up 10 l2TS2 head, which
u the smallest for several years being
5000 lighter than a week ago, and only a
little over a third as large as for the
same period last year.
Quotations ON sheep and lambs: lambs.
light. N0lbgli50; lambs. heavy. SiOBCi
l0l5; lambs. shoru. S9O0d9.75 yearlingS
light, 50 0ods.G yearlings. heavy. SsT5q
a&: wcthcrs. fair to good, 81 e6sg ~:
ewes good q choire, N.Ol1e0O; ewes
fair 10 gOg a 81 6OrNtO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-15
oMAmA eENnRAl MARknr.

BUTTER-No. 1. lib cartons sic: No.
3 eC-lb. tubs, &c.
CHEESE Imported swiss. s7c; Amer
lean swiss. 26ei block Swiss, re. twins
l6iac, daisies, INC. triplets. Tic, Young
America, lsc; blue label brick. l6izc. lin
burger. 2-lb. zoe. New York white isc :
imported French hoquefort. soc.
F1SH-TrOut, ltc; large crappies, ifc:
halibut l3c channel catfish. lee herring
&c; Goldfish, l4C; msckerel, 15c; salmon iSc
SWEET PoTAToEs-Kansas. S2.75 Dbl,
Wholesale prices OF beef cuts effective
April % are as follows:
BEEF CUTS-Ribs. No. ], lShci No. p
l7Ac; No. 3. lThc. Loins. No. I, 2%c; No.
2, 2Olsc. No. 3, 1850. Chucks, No. 1, NE;
No 2, 1OAc. M. 9, 10lac. Rounds, No /,
lfl1c No. 2 lee. No. 2. l3Ac. Plates. No.
l. slsc; No, 2. &c; No. 3: DC. -.
ems, 15c, hens. isc cocks. SIC, ROSTERS.
SIC. stays, sac: ducks. i5c geese. t0c:
turkeys. 1Sa1}e; pige9ns per doI. SOci
feathored. Sc; squads, No. 1. $50; No 2.
Fruit and vegetable prices furnished by
FRUITS-Oranges Fancy California
navals, sos, s25 per box; ss, lOos, $3.50
per box: l2es, % per box; 15Os. is.2s per
boS; extra fancy Mediterranean sweets,
Extra Ext fancy Golden Bowl. Soos. sSos, s.
per box; fancy silver. Cord. DOS, 35os,
$40 per box Grapefruit. Celebrated
chase brand. as. t225 per box. lss. S26o
per box. 54s. ais per box, e4s. s per
box. Pineanppies extra fancy Cubsn
2ts 20a zee t3E ger crate. Bananas:
Medium size. 81 10 s2.zj per bunch: Jumbo
fruit Changuinoia and Port Limon, &c
per pound. Strawberries: Louisiana plnts
price on date OF shipment; prospective
price for Monday (2D pint cases, 81 per
VEGETABLE California new cab
baRe. IS 20 1O0-ib. crates, Sc per Id. Gel
cry, Jumbo, soc per doz. head lettuce,
81 per doE.; leaf lettuce, 40c per dog
Artichokes, si.bO per dor. Endive, 25c per
ID Onions: Yellow, 20 per ID; TexRH
Bermuda. white. N.75 per crate: Texas
Bermuda, white. yellow. $50 per crate
Onion sets: yellow and red. s1.5O per
bushel; white, Ills per bushel. Peppers,
5oc per basket. Tomatoes, fancy. $3.50
per crate: choice. - Der crate. Spinach.
Toe per doz. Parsley. soc per dor. Tur-
nips SOC per dor. Potatoes. Colorado
RiIrals, 75c per bushol; Red River Ohlos,
SOC per bushel: Minnesota white, Coo per
bushel; Florida, white stock. about 175
lbs. to barrel IS per barrel, Texas Tri-
umphs. l00-lbs. sacks, DC per Id. Mush-
rooms. zoe per 10.
MISCELLANEOUS o. shelled popcorn,
&c per 10. Crackerjack. $3.50 per case
u.75 per half case. Peanuts raw, 7c
per ID; Jumbo, Sc per b.; roasted, SIC
per h.: sailed, tl.6O Ger can. Asparagus,
home grown. lib. lunches Soc per doz.
punches. Checkers, $3.50 per case; S.75
Cocoanuts. S3b0 per sack; Coo per doz.
Nuts: No. l California walnuts, ISc per
ID. Brazils. 12c pep 10. Sugar walnut
dates, $40 per h6x. Filberts. lie per
ID. Pecans, i2Ihc per 10. Almonds, zoo
per ID.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-15

Features OF the Traaing and Closing
Prices ON heard OF Trade.

Prices ON Heard OF Trade.
cai .isso f q. Time sDps SS sS
The American note to Germany tended 20
price of wheat. The market closed un-
otssr lesdns ssSpe to Ses fniss s n a
NC. ana provisions, 7sE8loo 70 S0c. w
Il was not until the final hour OF trad
cislyely down-sTade. Wide differepces OF
largely instrumsntai up 70 that time in
Changes that were sre hard 10 Classify '' rs
altogether giving the ADVANTAGE TO either
the bulls OF the bears. Meanwhile, doubt
~ 20 what contingencies might arise In
toward restricting the volume of pit
however, until the fact became evident
70 STn Rss TSsrS Tsrs not s
vices OF any fresh sales whatever to
Latest dispetchss In regard TO damage
nature OF q verdict OF not half proved.
The Texas official report was said 70
be the most flattering ever issued as 70
Sora m n AZ That ns sSs,s on fhs other
beading authority said tho chance OF a
bumper crop this year In Kansas was
gone,
Aold steady. the market later gave way
with wheat News regarding the proEress
OF planting counted somewhat against the
SnIIs ASssncs OK inpSTtsnt sssh sses
tons were said 10 be excellent and espe-
cially In the southwest.
PTovisicns. suffered from unloading 10
failed 20 have a laetinE effect.
FUTURES ranged as follows.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-15
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Prices Fall, Owing to Foreign
Situation.
THE SELLING IS MODERATE

NEW YORK, May I4-Anxiety over the
outcome OF the international situation.
more particularly the tense relations be
tween this country and Germany was the
aIl-pervading feature Of today's stock
market Prices fell three 10 five points
IN the representative group and five to
ten points IN those Issues which have
come TO de designated as "vlr' stocks.
Lowest quotations were made IN the final
cries.
Some comfort was extracted from the
fact that selling was at all times moder-
ate and unattended by any excitement,
which accompanied recent declines
70 what extent actual liquidation fig
ured IN the days operations is neccssar-
lily a debatable question. but selling for
the snort account was frequently in evil
dence. Actual news developments so far
as they affected domestic conditions were
mostly favorable. but these elements
were overshadowed by the restraint which
attected all circles Bankers and other
substantial interests commonly assumed
10 De In close touch with all phases Of
the foreign situation counselled extreme
caution. To such an extent was this pol
icy observed that some Of the more con-
servative brokerage houses not only ad-
Vised their clients 20 close out specula-
i've accounts. but In some Instances re-
FUSED TO engage in new purchases of this
character except for cash. One plausible
reason advanced In explanation of the
days moderate business was that large
amounts OF stock could have been dis
posed without serious depression of
rrices II was regarded as significant also
that banks were scaling down values Of
special stocks offered in loans In line
with this attitude. a firmer tone was
noted for all longtime maturities even
though CAD money was In free supply
Total sales OF stocks amounted to 100 600
shares
Francs fell to new low record IN the
foreign exchange market and italian re-
irtttances were unchanged from their re-
cent low figures. Domestic bank clearings
made favorable comparison with a year
ago local banks gaining decidedly over
this period Of the last two years.
Bonds were weak. with total sales. par
value % 81 $4,000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-15

NEW YORK. May lL-COFFEE-After
a very quiet morning the market for flu
lures turned easier under reports OF a
further decline In cost and freight offers
which was pobably inspired by the unset
tied average OF general sentiment. The
opening was unchanged to ; points higher
On n little scattered covering. but there
was very little buying power and the
market closed at net loss OF 763il points.
Sales. e. 80 bags: May, b.75c; June, 675c;
November, aisle: December, 6.eSc: Jan,,-
airy, 1906; February. T.O6c: March, 7Oac /;
April. Tile spot easy; Rio. No. I, i've;
santos. No. 4. SIC. Cost and freight of
fers from Rio were easier. with 10 quoted
at 7c, while Santos were unehanged. only
a ahadA lower
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-15
pIsPosITIoN-HEAp.
Totals.

CATTIE-Receipts were moderate. ae
usual on a Friday, but the market as a
whole was In very fair condition. Buyers
were out In good season and pretty much
Everything changed hands at an early
hoGr. Prices paid showed little or no
change as compared with yesterday.
While there was nothing choice here 10
make a high top, there were yeanings
good enough to bring $40.
Quotations on cattte; Good 10 choice
cornfed beeves, SS15QS.60; fair to good
eornfed beeves, s7.S5Q2. 49, common to
choice heiikrs,i 81 OSuS.0O. good 10 choice
cows. S6.60de7.40. fair to good cows, $3.50
$50; common to fair COWS. SO. 1Sf5. IS; good
fair to good stockers and feeders, 1000
f60; common TO fair stockerA and feed-
erB S6,OOQ700; stock heifers, SS.754l 20 /
as 90; veal calves. B.O0a10.50; fat bulls.
stays, etc. s5.0006 10; stock bulls, $500.
RfDreaauta QaiAa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-15
REEF STEERS.
sToCKERs AND FEEDERS.

bs4sssassssFs WI W AAssssssssssss vi -
HoGS-supplies were light. amounting
10 some eighty-six cars. or 5.996 head.
The total for the week to date foots up
81, 90 head, being II 600 head smaller than
last week. but over 1000 larger than a
year ago.
Advices from other points indicated
sharply higher prices all along the line.
and the local trade opened fully bgi0c up.
shipper droves were fully 6@l0c up. and
some sales looked flat dime higher.
Packers first purchases were no moro
than 5Ql0c higher. but In the end most
OF the sales were made at dime Ad-
vance, with closing prices nearly l0pl5c
better. The average market was about
q dime higher, and movement was the
liveliest for a long time, clearance be-
ing made before 10 o'clock.
Bulk OF all the sales was made at @I.t0
al Is, and tops reached $3.50. TodAy's top
equals anything paid so far this year.
and the average is the highest Of the
year to date.
HoGs-Receipts, 1900 head: market
strong TO l0ul5c above yesterdays av-
eTagei bulk OF sales, s. .6Sqf so; light,
81 ,6Sqi 80; mixed, s. .5Oa7 20; heavy, 81 20
also, rough. 1907 40, pigs. S5,75aT .S.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-15
FATHER OF OMAHA MAN
IS DEAD IN ALLIANCE

ALLIANCE. Neb.. May l4-Cspecial Tel
egram.) -After an illness OF six months
following a paralytie stroke. Peter Ruben
dali. a prominent business man OF
Alliance. died here tonight. He was 81
years OF age and leaves a widow and two
sons, warne OF Alliance and Clarence
Rubendall OF Omaha. Mr.. Rubendall
came to Alliance from Madison. Neb..
where for twenty years he was president
OF the First National hank. He was in
the real estate business In Alliance until
three years ago when he became the
proprietor OF the Alliance hotel. The
Masonic fraternity will have charge Of
the funeral which will be held in Lin
coin Sunday forenoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-15
Sharp Advances in
Prices Charged for
Meat in Berlin

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
BERLIN, May 1o.-A striking resume OF
now generally foodstuff prices have risen
In Berlin during the three months. jan
uary to March. 1915 in comparison with
the same period a year ago lie contained
In chart compiled by the Berlin cattle
market.
The prices given are In marks for fifty
Kilograms live weight, and arc estimated
Tor tho first OF January and last OF
March 1914 and for the same dates in
1915:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-15
MS REVIEW or TRADE
rain IN Nations ABIIity to Adapt
itself Financially to Conditions.

NEW YORK. May l4-Dun's will say
The development Of the week afford new
proof OF the essential stability ana power
o. our financial and business STRUCTURE;
While there IL uncertainty as 70 the tinai
outcome. there is faith in the ability OF
the nation TO adapt itself with tinanclal
readiness to every contingency that may
arise. outside Of the stock, cotton, and
other equally sensitive markets, ettects
OF the new war developments have not
materially changed the generally faVor-
able aspect of the trade situation.
with scarcely an exception stausucal
Comparisons. by which business activity
is measured, reflect progressive improve
ment and that the steady gain IN bank
clearings is not wholly due 20 the eN-
pansion in speculation operations is IN.
dicated BY the continued increases at
MANY of the leading centers outside OF
New York Railroad earnings make a
better exhibit and the larger traffic move
ment has resulted in notable falilns
of in the number of idle cars Failures
and unemployment have been diseased.
THE iron and steel trade holds It's own
and continues on the same encouraging
basis Of output as before. There Is con-
tinued activity in the cotton goods trade
Bank clearings this week aggregated -,
1901 .4SS an Increase of sd per cent
over last year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-15
Iron Worker Breaks
Both Legs in Fall

William oconnalI, an iron worker en-
ployed on the Brandeis store subway
excavation work at sixteenth and Doug.
las streets. fell twenty feet when a
seaffold broke. yesterday afternoon
When he struck the bottom Of the pit. an
iron beam fell upon him. breaking both
legs.
He was taken TO st. Joseph's hospital.
Ids home is at 1920 South Fifteenth
street.