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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
owners Of Vessel
DEFY GREAT BRITAIN
Although England Announced
1t Will Capture Ship, Start
Will Be Made.

Washington, d. c., Jan. 21.-Great
Britain announced tonight through the
embassy here that if the former Ham
berg American liner ''Dacia" proceed
ed to sea she would be captured and
taken 70 prize court. The cargo OF
cotton will be purchased by Great
Britain or forwarded to Rotterdam
without further expense to the ship
pers, according as the owners prefer.
The state department communicat-
ed this information to the owners OF
the Dacia as result of the message
from Ambassador Page. and was noti-
fled in reply that the vessel loading
at Galveston, would put to sea, not
withstanding Great Britain's position.
1t is believed the owners are re-
solved to test the isue in the prize
court.
The war risk insurance bureau OF
the American government which is
sued policy, insuring the cotton
cargo at four per cent declined to In
sure the vessel.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
Denies MOVEMENT
TO BEAT CARRANzA
Commander in Chief of Mexican
Forces Says No Such Move
ment Is Under Way.

IEl Paso. Tex, Jan. 21.-General
Obregor, commander Of the main Car
rama forces, denied in telegram
here that he had entered into an
agreement with Gutierrez for the over
throw of Carranza. A Mexico City re-
port stated before the flight of Cutter
rez from the capital that he had
agreed with General Obregon to a
movement purpQsing the elimination
of Carranza and Villa.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
R0tt Resolution Taken
Up For Investigation
Board Answers
Hellsfr0m Charges

State affairs committee of house
conducted open hearing on Rott
Resolution asking for investigation
of board Of control.
F. o. HeIIstrom wades into peni-
tentiary administration.
Warden Talcott "caIls" HelIs-
from on extravaganza charge and
alleged misuse of funds.
Mr.. jackson tells about taking
3,1O0 loads of manure out of barn
yard-left to accumulate there for
three and one-haIf years by HelIs.
from.
John Rott says certain newspap-
ers supplied practically all Of his
data.
Chairman Lewis offers to pay ex
pense Of committee to go to James.
town and inspect buildings.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
MAYORS TO PHONE
ACROSS Continent
Direct Wire Connections Between
New York and San Francisco
Are Now Completed.

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 21. May
or Mitchell of New York and Mayor
Rolph of San Francisco will converse
on the telephone next Monday over
a direct wire between the cities.
This will be the first telephone con.
versation across the continent ever
held. Officials have been testing the
wire the past month.
TO emphasize the symbolism of the
occasion a pioneer of 49," who came
to California overland, will send back
spoken message.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
TRADE IS
VITAL TO NATION
President James Farrell of United
States Steel Corporation
Makes Statement.

St. Louis, Jan. 21.-"One week or
the European war did more than ten
years of academic discussion to con-
vince the Americans that foreign
trade was a vital eliment in domestic
prosperity. N doubt remains that the
nation is determined to see it's foreign
commerce safe guarded and increas-
ed. Differences of opinion relate
only to method"
This is the statement by James
Farrell, president of the United States
Steel Corporation, in an address at the
foreign trade convention.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
HARRY 1nAW again
DOOMED TO 1OMBS

New York, Jan. 21.-Harry Thaw
vii sleep in the Tombs next Sunday
night, not far from the cell he occu'
pied when first arrested for the MUIR
der of Stanford White, in June, 1906,
if w. T. Jerome succeeds in his plan
as announced today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
FIGHTING CONTINUES.


London, Jan. N.-Battle for trench
es in Flanders and France continues
without cessation, from the seas to
the Swiss border. In the mud of
Flanders, floods in the Aisne valley,
SHOWS of Argonne and Vosges, the
soldiers of Germany and the Allies
are in continuous fight to hold
ground. A French official statement
claims the Allies are favored by the
operations, gained ground in nearly
every part Of the front, and were
forced to fall back in only one region,
that of scissors. The Germans,
realizing the danger of their commu.
nications with Metz, sent reinforce.
ments there, and begun battle for 70.
sitions lost during last week. They
have apparently gained a portion of
them. The Russians renewed opera
tions against MlaWa, again attempting
the development of German forces
holding the line of Mazurian lakes.
Demand Explanation.
Holland has asked Germany for
an explanation to the report that Ger
man airships, enroute to England,
passed over Dutch territory. Arch
duke Charles Francis heir to the
Austrian thorne, has arrived. Baron
Stephan Burian, the Austro-Hungar-
ian foreign minister, is enroute for Il
visit with the kaiser at the German
headquarters, for an expected confer
ence to decide whether the Germans
and Austros will continue the eNpedi.
tion for the subjugation of Servia, or
turn their attention to the Russians
invading Hungary from the north and
east.
MuIIah On Rampage.
England is forced to turn attention
to MAD Mullah, who is stirring
tribes in Somaliland, and attacking
friends of England. The Mullah's
adherents have been routed.
Stop Russians.
A Constantinople. official dispatch
says: "The Russian attacks along
the Caucasian front are now brought
to a standstill.'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
SENATE Votes TO
RELIEVE farmers
Bill for Two and a Half Millions
for Diseased Cattle Killed Pas
ses Upper House.

Washington, Jan. 21--An urgent
deficiency bill was today adopted by
the senate, carrying $2,5CO,000 to re-
imburse farmers for cattle slaughter
ed in the campaign to eradicate the
foot and mouth disease.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22

Two persons who are without SYM
bathy for Rev. James Morrison Dar-
nell, the Kenosha (Wis.) minister
who is in trouble because he "mar-
ried" three women, are Mrs. Edward
F. Vaughn Of Chicago, mother of the
girl who figures as Darnells third
wife, and Milton Darnell of Elm
wood, ILL.,, father Of the preacher.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22


MINISTER OF WAR RESIGNS.
An official newspaper dispatch an
nounces that Lieutenant General
Erich Won Falkenhayn, chief of the
German general staff, has resigned
as minister of war. The emperor has
accepted his resignation and appoint
ed him general of infantry. Major
General Wild Won Bbhenborn was ap
pointed minister of war"
England Has No Defense.
A Berlin dispatch to the Reuters
Amsterdam correspondent says:
Our airships, in order to attack
the fortified town of Yarmouth were
obliged to fly over other towns from
which they were fired at. These at
tacks were answered by bombs.
England has no right to indigna
ton, as her air craft and ships have
attacked open towns, such as Frei
burg, Dar-es-Salam and Swakopmund
Air craft are acknowledged legiti.
mate weapons in modern warfare, as
long as the operations are conducted
under the rules OF international law.
This was done by our dirigibles."
More Raids to Follow.
A B2rlin dispatch by wireless to
Sayville says: '"The German press is
unanimous in the belief that the raid
On the English coast will be followed
by others. Satisfaction was expressed
over the safe return of the Zeppelins.
1t is believed the moral effect of the
bombardment will. be very great, es.
pecially as 1t follows SO closely the
recent attack Of points on the English
coast by German cruisers.
DROP BOMBS At ESSEN.
Arnhem, The Netherlands, Jan. q
"A passenger arriving here from
Germany today asserts that allied all
men yesterday threw bombs upon the
town of Essen and destroyed nu,ner
Gus hn&seS. Essen is the home Of '1he
famous Krurp steel wo ks
Situation Unchanged.
An J .fficial Vienna dispatch stated
tonight:
"The situation is without change
along the entire front. Only local ar
tillery engagements have occurred"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
Nine Constitutional Amendments
Killed By Painless Methods In
Senate Committee of Whole

UPPER BODY GOES ON RECORD AGAINST IENGTIENING
TERMS OF OFFICE AND CUTTING DOWN REPRESENTA-
TION IN LEGISLATURE; CONSTITUTIONAL C 0 ONvEN-
TION is URGED.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-22
.ED0ldnd Forced France to
Continue War With GERMANY

SENSATIONAL DISCLOSURES OF COMMANDMENT OF THE
FRENCH COAST BY GREAT BRITAIN PUBLISHED IN CO.
LoGNE; FRENCH SINCERELY WISHED FOR PEACE AT
TINE OF GERMAN ADVANCE IN FRENCH TERRITORY
LAST SEPTEMBER.
BERLIN, Jan 21,-(By wireless from London) The Cologne
Gazette publishes sensational disclosures Of the German advance in
France:
In September France sincerely wished for peace She instructed
eminent neutral diplomat introduce preliminary proposals to
this end.
This diplomat previously occupied official position in London
and under English influence He betrayed the secret to the
British ambassador in Paris causing sensation London
Lord Kitchener sent to France threatened lombard
the French England forced from the French
ernment treaty conclude except when England
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CONTINUED on Page I'wo)
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
HAY AND GRAIN
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK oct gi-Heports thai,
Tpiuncrs we're arain buying TO ri,
prices and that southern spot market.
shovel no weakness caused rallies of
\ 90 points around midday and ramar.
that a travelling expert estimated tbe
crop OF 11.ooo.oo0 bales we're denied.
Liquidation continued active. however.
ana The market soon broke araIn with
December selling at fi1.f0 and March
JIG early lu The afternoon 90 ls f1
~ points net lower.
'ilerinrg continued very heavy dur
inE the middle of fhr morning with ~.
mlrr -oiilnr or OBJ fIlfr ana January
AIaaA az about 81 f1 30 points rrf
i."cf. Rallies OF q Co. - puInfn follow
~ on trade IIyIrE hut ODE market Was
II nertuuH Hud unsettled nd midday
Nel foreIEu political conditions.
i.NfHfed weather md Hn IIHu that HrH.
lNN CROP e.flmnfrH bed been U-Irrnurflf
seemed tu Do fhe factors 0n 'fna fsrIIr.
lni cotton quiet. mifdlInr uri4nfa
81. go eafra none
cotton futurra closed easy. orf.b.r
Lecemhgr fll f0. January ff1re
MARCH 1913. May Hf1kq
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B. & O.. STATEMENT
SHOWS INCREASE

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad com
pahy statement OF earnings and oN-
penseS Tor the month OF September, 1915
and the three months OF the fiscal year
follows:
tg.siT.sis; 1914. sS'fs2 s32: fncrease
SsSS.4s. Total operating. expenses,
1918, se.l2t,14s: 1914. ss.i4S.2d5: In
1915. sS.195,673: 1914. s2.6Si.i2s: in,
creas. S559.544.
three months-Operating cevenue.
1913, 3zt.s3I. 42s: 1914. S25.s29. 3gg: In
crease. - 0OsO22. Total operating ex-
penses 1918. slTs72.335:; 1914. NT.Os5.-
Szt; increase S16.4OS. Net operating
reYenue 1915 ks.66b.0g 1914. s7.6T3.-
400; increase. 1891 62b.
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BETHLEHEM STEEL
GOES TO 699 7-S
BRINGING UP FATHER.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2I.-Specialties
bulked large on the horizon today. with
more high records and violent nuctua-
tons. while rails and other investment
shares showed no change from their
preyailing torpor. Bethlehem steel vas
points to 5S9A. This represents an tn
crease of 23S points thus far this month
and a twentyfold enhancement from its
quoted price OF a year & In the un-
official market.
Among the other new records of the
day were General Motors. which rose
20 to $40 Studebaker 1sh to is4h, VII
lys-Overland sh to 265. Maxwell Mo-
tors ~ TO 6TL and United States In
dustrial Alcohol II to l23.
United states Steel regained its re-
cent prestige by rising ? points to sI%
TO its second price. attained In 1909.
Large lots OF the stock were taken with
evident confidence, although the price
shaded from it's best at the close. Cop
pers, especially Inspiration. participated
In the rise Of the speciaities.
Total sales OF stocks amounted to l.
0TO. 900 shares.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. oct 2t-Ruttcr So
creamery extras tg2 scorel 2sr. crcaa
cry thigher scorel 2sM2ac. drsts geLW
ENC; seconds 2fh acc. W"
EgEs-frrogulnr. frrrn gafb.r,f.
ifa 8eM8fc extra nrsta 85mgEc aree-
~ S1c scconds 2fU &c. nearby zen
mic nnc % fancy 62u55c. near
Chffse-Ftrm. state whole milk fregh
mats white and c0iorcf sparfafe ~
DO. average fancy 16c. N0'
Live poultry-Frm. western rht-t-
enr lb e fowls lfh mIFc. ~ a.
fcsfcd-Dulls western fresh chirEens
turkeys $50 22hr ~
Flour-gfeaFW
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Logan o Bryan's Closing stock Letter.

NEW YORK. oct. 2i.-The bull ele-
ment again asserted itself In the individ-
ual department and as a result a gen
orally higher range OF prices was estab-
lished. The rails were slightly react
ionary. News was surprisingly meagre
though deal rumors were much IN evil
dence. The prospects OF a highly favor
able showing by the Steel Corporation
for the third quarter and rather Insist
ent talk OF a of dividends
on the common stock resulted In mucn
excited buying of the Steel shares and
this impaired strength among the issues
OF minor steel companies. With specu-
lative fever at its height and many
vague reports Of a kind 10 influence the
minds OF the bull element In circulation
further demonstrations will probably be
made on the long side OF the market, but
even so. conservative course would seem
20 dictate reduction Of long lines as the
turn when II comes after having been
long delayed may be most drastic and
cause prices to rumble easily as "A con-
sequence or the one-sided position Of
the speculative account.
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prr 3n a. sterling 90 dav bi1e "a al se,
demand llfeHt. cables ffe7s6. france
demand $780, cables $3.50. Maria ~.
feff cables seas. Huhies. demand ~
fNlr u BAR silver 80. Mexican f6i-
lars al 90 Government bonds afeafv
railroad bonds firm.
Time nnr caaV so and 90 aavu -
OBJ. HlN month D.
can moncy steady. high 9. low IL
ruling rate q last % 9. closing is
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Oct. 2i.-wheat suffered a
setback In price today owing chiefly to
large receipts Northwest. the nne
weather and the outlook that the duty
enforced by Canada would be removed.
Inc close was heavy. Ia aIh to IL a
l &C net lower, with December at IO3Le
Niay AZ Tvs. Corn finished = q y q
on at &c up. oats han 10 "A snaas
down, and provisions varying from 40
cents decline TO a rise OF zzJs cents.
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FINANCIAL.

.EI6.50ai5.6o no. 2. sls.s5ais.f5.
Metal exchange quoted tin quiet AZ
33.bO.
AZ London pot copper f77. l7s Ga;
futures f73, S..
Eleetroyue ass. Spot tin fI5i. lss.
Futures E53. los.
Anthony f1gE.
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Cnsh quotations were.
Whcat-No. 2 red nominal. - -.s
tl13u1.I3L No. hard Si'oS2 ~,
NO. 3 hard. S1.02 1.OsL
torn-No. 2. yellow 67m67Bc.
Oats-No. ?. white 36s m3fLc. sian
Ryc-No ?. si.O6.
Harley-52M 6Oc.
Itmothy-s5.O0M $50.
Cloyer-S11.O O mlSOO.
Fork-S134O.
Lard-Sg.12.
Ribs-Ss5 500 1925.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. oct. Gath
steady supply Hight. Prime Ssi6a
sheep-Steady: supply light Priu.
Wethers t6.Z1 W6.f0. lambs g6OoNg-E-
veal calves ~Sl0.5OM11.OO.
hogs- over. receipts az douhto
aecks rhine heavies s7.7bUTsE. med-
lums Nl-50W 460. heavy workers IL & ~
aev hght workers 1880 Ts0. Ught
yorkers t6.5bm 90. pigs fb.06ae00t
roughs $500 700.
CHICAGO. Oct 2i-HoFa-Wesk
BUR 1850 80. light s76bGTsO TiH,
"a 90 heavy $3.50 $50.
Catue-Weak native beer cattle Sc %
calves tT.2bM1 100. '''
Shecp-Weak. wcthers fsQE1eM
owes 400 500; lambs s6.bOms176
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CoFrHE MARKrr

NEW YORK. oct gfAroffre Do, a.
FUTURES steady. December ts'si
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NEW YORK, oct. 2f-Commiseior
afternoon. The closing was barely
steady unchanged 10 3 points lower.
llea $500 tons December g8.2g. March
$500. May f31f. July s3.2a
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nl-Hazel-Atlas books close oct rgtb
Tor 1's dividend payable oct 90.
ial-Fuoke close October 90 for qr
dividend payable November
t8J-Eooks closed oct 18TH for ~ ~
cash dividend payable Nov lat
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FETAL

WV YORK oct c1-Tho metal en-.
chanre quotes lead oTrref al rr
not quoted - london lead flf ~ Ia
Copper steady c~lectrolvtfr $500.
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l2)-Ex-div. IL per cent.
Iotal shares Lls6.iOO. against sss 100
Total bonds s4.7I5.ooo. against saisa.
900 Wednesday. ""i'S'-
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formed channels in railroad securities.
Much of the reactionary talk Is traced
10 sold-out bulls. SetDacks will be taken
advantage OF TO buy standard issues, say
reports In the best quarters. According
10 responsible interests. another upward
movement in the copper shares Is not far
away. A steel cmDargo by Great Bril-
tain would unquestionably turn large
orders to this
WALL ST. JOURNAL-Dullness on
reactions In the stock market Is again
manifested. and IL is Encouraging to the
bull contingent.
SUN@Tne market as a whole wears
a tired appearance There is a better
inquiry Tor bonds. however, and the
strength OF investment issues is regard
ed as a highly favorable feature.
Oh COAMERCE-Failure
OF allied loan to stimulate
further shipments OF gold securities
from abroad.
COAAEkCLAL-The interior of the
the war issues.
JOSEPH-Buy Westinghouse and hold
II IL Will pay you to lake on some
Southern and Union Pacific, from THIS
on, England Is not likely TO sell any
more or these stocks in this market
tennessee Copper will to-day sell ex-
rights TO subscribe to the new converti-
oles. These are quoted at 3A. which Is
equivalent TO 1875 for the bonds. Inspir-
alton Is most attractive. A melon Is
ripening.
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Petroleum.

or CITY Pa oct 2f-Cre8it hal.
~ shipments f437f average E7aS
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Bank Of England rate unchanged at s
per cent.
Illinois Central orders so locomotives
from Lima Locomotive Co.
New Orleans bankers make loan OF
10000, 900 TO Mexican interests.
November maturities less than s25.-
100000. h smallest amount mat has
matured In any month hts year.
Temporary embargo has been placed
on east-bound shipments at Galveston,
due 20 congestion.
Exports OF s163.6Os.O0O from port OF
New York In September breaks all rec
ords.
Island OF Cyprus has been offered by
Great Britain TO Greece on conditfon
that she join the allies.
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New York Stock EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va, oct. p. IL
Range OF active stocks on The New
iork stock Exchange, corrected daily by
A.. Is Masten * Co. X
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Der ounce.
Money a. o. per cent.
Discount rates. Shor bills ~ ~
cent, three months 81 percent
PARIS. oct 2f-Trading was quiet or
the bourao today. Rentes So fr Toe m.
chauEe on Loudon "a n. EqHc
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Nialflnr rHrda made 90 sheet Iron
re one of BARON krupp's special.
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Financial Votes.


NEW YORK. Oct. 2l-The market
slowing down In the war stocks. Rail-
roads should now make fair headway.
Market opinion last night was mixed
with room traders generally disposed TO
favor bear side. The copper stocks. es-
p~ectaliy Anaconda. Inspiration. Utah.
Chtno favored for long pull. Uncer-
taiuty about action on Steel dividend
stili prevails and not much change ex-
pected until something more definite Is
known.
The whole market so far has been In
the Motor and Rubber issues. STANDARD
stocks az present are neglected. The
proposal credited 70 Secretary Daniels
70 Tho effect that the government manu-
Iacture armor plate and munitions. 40
I.r has little erect on the war order
NJ u . Zine market TO take profits.
you VIII never get a better one. The
time Go DO "a is when the other teller
wants them.
cambria steel has declared reguia
quarterly dividend Of ~ Der cent-
Nsfional Lead declared rcg,tf.- Al
oend on preferred Of IA. per cent.
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Curb Mining stooks.
New York Curb Markets.

WHEELING. w. Va. oct. 2i. is.
Reported by -. L. Nasten A. Co = r
Brand members New YORK
Stock Exchange.
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T
WHEELING. W. Va. oct. 20. rs.
Market reported BY \. +. Nfasten & 70
memDers New York stock Exchange.
open. High. Low. / Close
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Stocks $3.50.
Boston Copper Stocks.
cor MyIHEEtING W Va. oct. al .fs
bers Boston stoc 1asten & Co, mem
oorth avenue Pittsburgh. Pa W. ga
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Pittsburgh Stock.

W. Va. Oct. 2i TX
The active Pittsburgh stocks coIrecfea
say 10y a r Masten a Co. bnnksrs
Virginia building. west
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LOCAL STOCKS
WHEELING. ". Va. Oct. n. Is.
Stock Exchange. "A
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Window
Display Lighting

Most of the worlds business is done
through window displays. This is as
true for the cobbler shop on a back alley as
for the ffty-million dollar department store
IN the big town. People buy what they see,
and the better they see it the quicker they
buy.
You may have all the necessities Of life
IN your store, but you've got to shove them
out IN the window-right under the eyes of
the passing crowd-to ring up sale.
That's one Of the big bare facts Of store
keeping, and we want to help you cash
in on il.
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Opinion,

FINANCIAL Opinions.
iNNN'i Al EILLETfN-Whue thsr.
a great deal of profit takinR reported
onseil"n with evidence Of short
5lns or ne tndustriais. there are ala
indications Of supporting orders from H.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-05

The Marconi Wireless Telegraph company has installed an all night service Juneau and there some talk of erecting o their plants along this coast in order that continuous service may be maintained throughout the territory