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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
SELLING IN WHEAT MARKET
AT TIMES FAST AND FURIOUS
Feeling Among Certain Spectators. Follow
Ing Fall OF Przemysl, Tint War
Is Nearing End.
Especial to Tho Time,-Dispotch. ]

CHICAGO March 32-With the fall Of
Pr1emysl the average man OF wheat believes
that the road to Berlin Ia open, and that
there Is possibility OF Russian whes, be
Ing moved out OF that country. There were
many unconnrmed rumors In ci.culh ton on
the Board Of Trade to-day. and heavy
INDUCED In
There was n feeling among certain spccu-
lntors that the war Is nearing an end. There
lack OF buying orders from any d.
rcctlon. while the selling was Ut times fast
and furious. There were no export bids on
wheat here. and the seaboard reported only
hfteen loads OF wheat and thirteen loads
OF corn for shipment abroad Tho larger
longs In wheat seem to he greatly discour-
aged. and the fact that tn" various fu-
turey failed to show any rcaCtionary power
uatiOn
Whenever tho bears attack wheat or any
other market and sell II downward. II is
generally believed they do the selling and
that tho grain Is purchase the sharp
price losses Unless there Is something In
the quito bcaTish tomorrow morning
sdly be seen, and Il pric. advance viii
follow.
The statistical po.i,ion of wheat may no
called little more hearish thun was tho
case week ago. Cash sales here were only
3ul) bushels and fifteen loads at seaboard.
Coarse grains were both lower. largely in
sympathy Tith the sharp price losses in
wheat and helped also by the lack oi buy
Ing power for tho cash article. The weather
Is against the Smelling and movement -!
and also against the seeding OF oats
Of attention. Cash sales OF corn were 1866.
nd bushels with lS.NO bushels for export
and $3.50 bushels or oats with 1900 bushels
export.
Packers and scattered longs led IN the
selling OF provisions to-day. and the market
broke sharply right At the outset. some OF
the early sellers reinstaied part OF their
lines late. and this caused some recovery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
BUSINESS
Of UNITED STATES SMALL
Total for Last Calendar Year Only
S42'ooO.OOo, Against $48n.OOO,-
600 for Great britain.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March 22.-Thc
United Stated does comparatively little
re-export business compared to other
great commercial nations according to
statement to-day by tho Department
OF Commerce.
For many years the total OF foreign
merchandise brought into tho United
States and sold again to foreign buy
ers has ranged between S35,OO0,OO0 and
s43.00O.000 annually. During tho ns-
cal year OF 1914 the total was s35. 0OO,-
600
Great Britain's rc-export business
during the last calendar year totnled
Si65.O0o.00o. against si2,50O.000 han
died through the United States in the
same period. The British excess OF
domestic exports over American fig
urcs. however. was only l per cent.
Tho great difference in re-exporta-
tlon business is due in part to the
colonial possessions of tho European
countries, whose business is handled
through the parent country. Thus
Germany In 1913 did transportation
business totaling slSg.oOO.0O0, and
France in 1912 re-eXported 1857, 900 :
600 In products of their respective
colonies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
RIcIiMoND STOCK MARKET
COTTON MARKETS
By Caskie q Hurch & Co.

New Y9iiK March Cotton showed
i"n""rN HTiuh"Ss to-day. with pric,s nj
Ing mew high seasonal records on .,,,,y ma lax,
. .m;rr pos.u'ns "nd with January contrac;s
. .,''."r lh'tLsh ~" : cent icvc'. Constr
tfGn.c fc"!!"iuS Was encountered IN, e. 49,,
Vel hs"fhca aud NC marie, closed MIN
~ RI =" ny 'yNAi." ~ N 20 = points
~" opening NJ sr"a.y =; , no, o.,
van o, To- y points on tho steady L.var
y: - MIC showed iul! rcspans,
70 Sa'nrGAy's gains III tho American -
Me,' 'Il,ts h"t" rpled GENERALLY steady ,n
nm '.",iAuH ne hirnest point late In no
Gay . f"FN deal u' The buying sea.
.Iinu'ta TO F"pi"ciur 10y old !onr. Will
me- me-. "aS also fresh Investment buying coz
tflNE ni 'hn:'s ana -nGsiG-rnt,l. I',n, +,
IRON hoHNts Win Liverpool connection. ~"
hti"f'h ihti ~" department Of lrrirui,r,o
nNH ,..t'I"H!t'nt rrt'!uinary lry.S,iwao
,i"'.' 81 ne q f"tc". results ~ which min,
" t"sh'l IN Ai'fi probably inspired ~, =,
oi ~ LIVING IS acreage figures ar. -,
rtct"d 20 sio" 3, shrrp reduction Ina So
i,. NO. ,,, ,.s@ va. attracted by report. Of
We're ,hoHs't likely 20 delay new ron ron
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
NUMEROUS ADVANCES OF
FROM z TO s POINTS
Offerings Which Encourage
Purchases.
SENSATIONAL GAIN IN STEEL
Large and Decidedly Uncomfortable
Short Interest In This Stock, Which
Wall Street Believes Includes Many
Insiders and Some Directors.
ny RRO,D>S WALL.

"
NEW YORK. March c2-Spccial:tcs had 4
Held day In ,oday's stock market On h"Rvv
from ? to points Outside orders from tho
public Increased ov"r tho Weekend. and
ints which encouraged further rurchn.cs
bethlehem steel had another sersat or"'
o,he:.y nnSomtcrt.tie short in,eFea, in ,his
stock. which Wall Street believes !ncudcS
Thirs ,ns T.s. Hna Som 3r M ~, g
declared po.it!v"ly thn; certain sr"cuitt'ye
dirsctors Of this rrorerty are IN Tie same
Bethlehem Stesl-shor; OF their own Issue =
and their position Is becoming more un-
American Beet sugar mad" new high
selling AT 40. Thu cNrel!ent position "f ,hls
American Sugar active. advancing from
q to SO. This company is benent!ne largely
Copper stocks showed snsr, gains Utah
which pays S. and soils ahou, = was well
OF avg" Very low Gos,. ard The price Of he
Shares compares iavorahly with AnalG'-
Mexican re,roicun 40 rose FROM ''t, ss 10 ~,
there 10 very enthusiastic bull crowd In
this issue. Great Northern Ore was strong
up to Ia United states Rubber !ssncs we're
ooodrioh, studeo.k.r and General Motors
were all strong; eu; WHY'S overland topped
I'll: Win 5'9 s OF r0 n.
SSopEine nTin;s On S9I,,nuaton s OF whn,
recovered rather sharply et the c!ose
International issue. were heavy, Union
P.eino again me, on.Tinss NJ ~. Erie
cine and Pennsylvania We're MI supplied on
any show of strength Traders arc fshtinG
shy OF the rails, and commission houses do
q sro~tGEE sentiment that these 70, STANDARD ard
Bond. were comparatively dull! but nrm.
Difficulty In communicative with Germany
is holding back selling orders which cannot
be executed until shipping facilities are
renewed.
NEW YORK. Msrcn 7.-Aside from
further open manipulation In tn. specialties.
OF secondary Importance TO other interest
Ing Developments particularly renewed I'M
settie;nen, In foreign exshnngs demand
this form OF remittance TO London in
generation. while cables and checks on Paris
rose to the highest points since the wars
outbreak
Bethlehem steel resumed it's marke. lead
ership ut the outset. making net gain OF
~ points on ;ts record price OF -. Other
spccia!;cs. including motor ana allied
eemiuctiNc issues ros. from = to !
points for no especial cause. Speculative
Reading suffered from recurrence OF last
weeks selling prices The February record
OF American exports was factor OF encour-
London's mar1se,s were nrni. with a better
demand for nigh grade foreign nves,ment
issues Total sales Of all stocks, $1,000
States bonds unchanged on call.
SEw YORk. March :7-Mercantiie paper
sh, Sterling exchanges, weak. sixty .dav
bills. s. .tT.: :oi cables. si7e,5; for demand
si.7SS5 Bar silver. 5oM Mexican dollars.
Ss,.. Government bonds, steady; railroad
days. ?'2: ninety days 2i2T:N six months.
%; call money. steady: ruling rate ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
VIRGINIA POSTMASTERS
APPOINTED BY BuRLESON
More Than Score of Offices In Different
Sections of state Arc Filled
by Postmahter-(:enernl
LSpcclnl 10 The Tlmes- pisratchl

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON, March 22.--Postmns
ter-Generl Burleson to-day announc cd
the appointment of the following Vir-
gina postmaStcrs:
Courtlun Is. Poed, Harris: Oakeo =.
Hilton. Interior: James III. Harper,
James Store: Howard Nj. Johnson,
Stanordsvillc: Joseph III. Dagger, It'd
wells; James &. Dixon, Alumwells;
Matte III. MorinR, Beck: Alvin w Mar
TIN. blowing Rock: William NJ wat
kins. Buffalo junction: Elihu c. KIser,
Carrie: Mrs. Caroline Addington, Coons-
eye: John II. Keen, Dcskins; Robert
w. ShreHe, Doran: Mary e. Holiday.
Holladay: James G. Cary, Lunenburg
wine j. Abrams. Montague: James
- Puilinm, Round Bottom: Adolphus
H. Morrs. Sexton: William j. Grim
stead Seios: Charles w. Stafford. Thcs-
saHh' Henry l.. Vandyke. Vandyke:
Evans r. Williams. wingo: George w.
Martin, Poplar Camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MISREPRESENTATION.

This company having qualified as an
Executor under the will OF A1.Ey.S
DER CAMERON. deceased. notice T..
hereby given to all person. bo,,,,
claims against this estate to presen,
them for payment. and all persons
owing the said estate will please make
payments to the undersigned.
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS
COMPANY. INC,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
SEw YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, March ,2-Raw sugar, firn:
centrifugal. 49, molasscs. +06: renned.
steady. Huttcr. steady. Cheese. irregular
Spot ooffc quiet RIO No. I. SC: Santos No.
Cottonsced oil declined I to points earl,
to-day under liquidation for Western ac-
count. rre"ipitaicd ey the pronounced weak
moss Ia lard. hut later rallied slightly on
short covering ard Southern buying on tho
advance In cotton. Final prices We're ! TO
points net lower Sales. 200 barrels. The
fnHrkct closed steady. Spot G ShfiS %: March.
G55q60: April S.sdGT: May. 6 s.ff6 sl
lune. 61sT6.7o; July. G92T593: August. 7r3G
1W'; September. 5G1.i7: October. ia
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PROPOSALS-Sealeo
OFFICE OF THE STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION

pms Richmond. Va. March 22. 1915.
office. Stuart, Va, until IL o'clock
noon. MONDAY. April s. 1915, for the
long over Mayo River. In Patrick Coun-
y. Plans and specifications on file at
me clerks office. Stuart. Va. and at
this Office. Further Information fur
nished on Application to the under
siHned. certified check for $3.50 must
ser ed to reject any or Mi BIDS f' 20 re-
g. T. COLEMAN
State Highway Commissioners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
MEETINGS.

MEENNG OF THE MEDICAL MEN.
liit. next regular meeting OF the Rich
mono Academy of Medicine and Sur
$50 o'clock. March -. in the audito-
rinm OF the Richmond Chamber OF
Commerce Building. Sixth and Main
Streets. DR.. John q. G.raghty OF Bal
timore. VIII read a paper on the sub
Ject OF Renal Function" after which
the fellows VIII discuss its application
ana usefulness In medical and surgical
practice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
COERCION Chnrres DismInsed.

Both cases against 5. &. Gordon were
dismissed in the Police Court yester
day. He was charged with being
drunk and disordcrly and with reck :
lessly driving his automobile along
Broad Street Saturday night and caus-
ing collision between his machine
and an electric car belonging to Mrs.
S. e. Thorpe. 2oo5 Stuart Avenue. Cor
don's machine was damaged. No one
was injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

T.ChlnOrT. va. MnrCh ". Iy.H-
Rest steers. -. TO S: medium to good. Ga
to ~: common to fair. -, to eiS: hest heiters.
So TO "a: medium to good. -, tn GU: com
mon 10 fair ~ To III; hest cows OH to o.:
medium to good. ~. TO 81. common to fair.
sh TO AZ: hAs, oxen. to Ga: common to
fair. 40 to SO: bulls. "a to o. vcai,. TO 10;
dicks. "a: light. ~ TO "a: COWS ami stags.
4H TO 6is best sheep. ;'i TO 81: medium TO
good. ~ To 5ia; common TO fair. ga to i.a:
lambs 10 s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. March .2-II"gs. unsettled.
lower. Bulk. 16..ias6.9; light. s6.G!Isss5;
mixed. t12nfdS,: heavy. C.s,1fSs IS: rough.
!s.si3sa59: pigs, 81 25nss.4p Cattle. firm: ma
tive steers. s5.SfpSSro; cows and heifcrs. $50
efs1.I5; calves s..:9nSlc.Dl. Sheep. slow {:
sheep, 1.!cntSI ycHrtings s1.SolfS9.I5:
lambs s..5ydSla.cy. springs, 1850.
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BoNO LIST

atlantis Coast Line !sy Is................ CO...
A. G. j.. line--L and y. Is ,bial... II
y c. J. CIV Ia Gn By!t!nloreb tbid) 800. S2i.,
Chesapeake and Ohio conv. nrs.......... -
)LEg-tt and Myers Observation-Disclosures. TO
IdGgett and Myers Is bidt ................ !.a
l-or!iinri Company ................... s9,.
lor!liard Company ~ tbidD .............. l.a
y. ana w, c"nv. i'"s iidp ................ I"liy
Senhoard Air Line stamped ts (bid).... 81
Senhoard ar Line adj Observation-Disclosures. c3t.
southern Railway Observation-Disclosures "a
Southern RAILWAY 5s................... .,SA
United states Ste! 2d !s.................. lvii,
chited states Registered y. 1870 t1d).. 9si.
ch!eu S,etcs registered Sc !s!S bid. l9!ia
,.niteH states ihnn'nh IS thidp. ....... 1914
Virginia Hrown brothers ctr. tbidl 49, q
Va. Ger. Chemical lst - Ih!dl ....... 81
Va. Ry. and Power Co IS asked, ssL.
Ntbhsn utb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
Fined for Asnauit.

T. c. Snead. arrested by Policeman
Hooker on a charge of assaulting and
kicking Andrew Munden, was fined $40
and costs In the Police Court yester-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

THE directors OF this comDanv hay,
declared quarterly dividend OF / Ia
per cent, payable April /, 1915. to
stockholders of record March 25 1918
w. II. SLAUGHTER,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
Reports LOSS of watch.

Miss Miriam Wallace. los South
Boulevard, yesterday reported TO the
police the loss OF u $50 watch. She
said the titnepiece had been lost either
at the Jefferson Hotel Or on the street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
Atlantic Coast Line

Tho otanuard hailroad of the South
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 4. Dn
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For FloridR and South: Sis A. II and s,ra
r. NJ. I:< r. 81. R:0 A. IL
.For Norfoik: sew A. NJ. a:as p. NJ ara
For H.AW: Ry. West, s:n A N. On
A. NJ. I:os p. NJ. $50 p. ~.
For Petersburg: 1875, A NJ, s:n "
t:ls A. H.. SEQ A N. $50 A n. iIso ?. Y
t:9 r; ~. s:~ F. Il. Gss p. n. $50 r Il.
For Goldsboro and FaysttsviiIs: .&:s p AZ
~ It1ins arrive kichmond daily: s:n A n
pos M. H:G A. a.. '2:i0 r. HI. tl:u p
ID. s:oa r. Al. s:as T.. Al. e:vJ Z. H. s:6v r. n
i.:5 t. 81.
Except Sunday. fsunday only
iims OF arrival and departure and eons.es
Hons not guaranteed
. ..AAnnEl-I. u .I Main A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23

ket steady. Fancy Jumbo 5Ec nc. pound:
fancy hnndpicked Size per pound. extra
prime. SAC per pound; Smelling stock. "a
to cAc per bushcl
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MARKET CONDITIONS
F.ns-Ncry active and scarce Poultry rf
all kinds in guoG demand. Butter-Mnrket
in good condition. EUEs--nctive and wanted.
All other produce In general selling fair.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. March a2-Cotton goods mar
ket steady today. YarnR quiet; importers
bought tnc domestic dress goods freely
to replace foreign stocks that have be-
core exhausted here. Raw silk, steady
Johbers reported fair mail order trade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKEr.

CHICAGO. March -2-wh-at values ahrunk
20 day on the surrender OF Prscrny-l and UNI
confirmed rumors that Italy had declared
war. Closed heavy. j. to 3iY under Saturday
Night. corn finished q to ). on oats
down ). to Z, and provisions. at lo5,ich 10
"?i- decline.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
RICHMOND PRODUCE. M,xxI1
Wholesale Quo,nti.n. -
tBy Levy ComiIIs'''''0'' I;

ny I."NF toWl|Itt.I" Oh
Richmond Va N.,gr =. 49,
Chickens. choice. small! II Az.
thickens. choice. medium IA -
Chickens, large. ID ....... 10 10
feE.. per !b...... 20 q
hoostsrs. each ....,,. "A 20 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. March 2,-Turpentin.
firm ~: sales 3? casks: receipts. &c casks:
shipments. IS casks: stocks. ,as 1.S casks
Kosin. firm: sales. 81 barrela: receipts 2a2
barrels: shipments. 5S3 bnrTels: stock. IL
81 barrels. Quot: A. b.. o.?rla3";
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Snle,. Stock.
$500 Alaska Gold
900 Allis-Chalmers

900 Allis-Chalmers
Allis-Chalmcrs. pfd.
1890 .Amalgamated Copper ..
Am. Ayr. Chem. com.
l.So0 Amer. Beet Sugar. com
100 american Can
zoo american Can. pfd.
soV amer. Car and Fdry. -.
?O0 american Cotton Oh.
100 Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
100 Amer can Linseed Oil.
loo American Locomotive
600 American Smelling
american Snuff, com.
GOO american Sugar
1000 Amer Tel. and Tel. Co.
loo American Tobacco. com
100 american Tobacco. pfd.
800 anaconda Copper
400 .AtChison
Atlantic Coast Line. -.
4 6: l.. OF Connecticut.
=. o. Baltimore and Ohio.
1000 Bethlehem steel Co. com
800 bethlehem steel Co, pfd
british Amer. Tob. Co.
3o) Brooklyn Rapid Trnnslt.
40. central Leather. com.
J 300 Canadian Pacific
DC California Petroleum -.
300 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
Chi, Great West, pfd. D..
800 chi. Mil. and st. Paul. :.
truCible Steel cor, com
crucinle steel. pfd.
100 colorado Fuel and iron.
Colorado and Southern.
SOC Consolidated Gas 900.
1900 Corn Products, com
Den. and Rio Gran. com
1917 TT -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
Iteportcd by Rodgers Plum,ncr " Co. Inc)
fETERSBEEtC;. VA. March Spa nsh-
Fhrmers stCrk--Maiket. nuict at Slc nnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
s7zsa-s 49,
STti.iNlBO.ATa
OLD DOMINION LINE

~ H.>hn.ond foot Of An ST daily 40 r Il
.-euae NeHpoft Se~n...... A. II
Arrive Norfolk. S:Oa , M
connects Nth ii-Gin iine steamers Isxyins
NsTiolk Tor He~ YORK daily. s1Cop, Sund.y
NV Z. M IoIe t!Ons also made by - A
" ny. r. ~, and c. -. KY at p u
Sight iihe stsnuiers atop ut Claremon, a.
sisnai. ana ATE met by public conveyance
Virginia SAElhA ION CO. James Riyo
~ d.y!!fat for Horioik. old Point Newp,ri
HeWs snt- ~! James RIVER landings. Mopuar
edhehdar and Friday Ut So, 81 Lr,Issi
's'Siv-d tor a.: IamrA kivsr nointa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-23
RICHMOND Hay MARKEr.

Rich nond. Va. March p 1918
Following are tho quotations In tho Rich
mond Hay Exchange:
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Richmond, PrederlCkSb'g & Potomac R. R.
TO hH0 FR0M wASHiHGTOHAAD BEyoN0

Sunday RcrommodA Ion ira ma leave EIba Tx
r d. for Fredericksburg; arrito EibH II.3s A. n.
from Fredericksburg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
Zen itrcnae Sio.

: CT (riuotbrcu ill en- Gumilic
pao Mol6Ut GQncn ifriucr en- ienoer
ipoif Nu5moocr bIonot nnOct:
"&a, oct er inqeu bebaacIige Ii
ser bcroucr. ManNc (inq er nee.
item life iii at iuo. 6or (iOen ian
nj iIet life iao 6Ieit, Mel o. ad5e.
Smer er uGiteu better life Ill at
iaa. Sea 6atfer fogte Eotctcr %
pItcr imelem lot Smsr Tor al iua
lIot at imorre paa Nr9oct. $3.50 er
nritcn life til at iou Tor Genqe, iaa
fuapt er BET. Vi iaar bucr GoJ no.
leperet 9rsotort 400 @ram til
bUer %erion ON ll8cu, % Dem itai
ri BRUCE, nuur pi fisber &rgo. ao
ger o. &pebaffer, ior elers fan ri
life iaa noget. @ui5 9rooforteue
life fan iIaa til, muo nj ipIie Eoteter.
Bare Ger mart mautte bllpe 6reO,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
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local YcjfDtter

Nr. @eorae q. 0ougIas, 20.
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IA nit ArbeiSe tuan0 mia til
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DORIS. bIcu lea oite a%lennembloot al
Mean % 9ienucmiSnet al auIoe. oa
leI 'anot mart. at leg babe ct LENT
Sillpl0e al Satarrb / 2uitreret5
@renc. Seq iorisate Vloitre og Ore.
olcln. men Inlet luneS al biplpe mig
ior lea too Ecruma. Gcnnc iortrjn.
liNe NteSicin toQ riatig lat pad mig.
uoNrcp hpcr Smlle al S%naoouintcu
% bpg1eoe mia on ialcu inotiI icq
'oltc '%tCrtere emo pnn mango Mar.
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Ncrlmn cr en- local 9eifptter / ali
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Vcruna bar maoifc heI6reott Here
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
Girfmeiolf oa
&crDcnsfrigcm.

Ger iiuoe5 uel neppc cn Grund)e.
ION poo @runo al Nrlaen bar lot
lterrc NIbrCt emo Girtl9pplenet. Gt
moocrnc Cirrus lercr meo iig ct
uopcrirucligt Eros al Ienneifcr %
Gpr, pn at Unite meo et iaabunt Mp.
porat foiter itcre GUNNER. Ru I'M.
ser NrlNcn cr iIcrc tpite GirfI5'er
mco belle i'm 9eiGtuing paa 250-
300 Ecrioucr lat UNDER ironit NiIi.
tPrbcpogtniua, ll9ciom iraritc Cir.
fl3iclituber. lom uco 8riQcn5 10.
brlIO l,Pltcoe &nitlouo. er bleret
octte Souo5 arigSinuger. &c iIeite
Girtu9icIitdber bIcu ogiaa berspet
line Neite, Ct LAB. iou ior Sem or
ueritattcItg Get befielotc Cirrus
bar iualc0e3 mouttct aigipe
70 Neltc, og mangeu prpltiI. pcl.
oresieret 9irtu0heit bprer III en- me.
uil @ol0ut eler en- Ciiiter / Slaget.
(eItpoanc. Srausportallturlo6ilcr o.
l. y. err ogiau bIeuet bciIogIoIt til mt-
litprt Nrug. Gen lurltriGt uoitnre-
Sc Nunimeruogn. hprr Selitabet5
Erima0ounu bouoc III Cmflp0nina5.
RIM, huier M en- init Iiuiiiou2hei.
% pal Oct lille 9orO, buor ser tiOs
uor Smmttpifer % guooer.
iiIlCr MI N~rIgspIaner %
Get urritc. Girfusartiitcrne
hor barr at tiCmpc mco. cr oen
iierotltlc @ciclfnmQs Spiouirpgt. :
hucr GirtIsartiit Ter man Ell iurlig
SpIon, "a De i,ltfar5 son bar oite
bare REQ en- IIiom 6IuQt frutnct REQ.
Sc iil ira at blipc o%pcriulot al 30.
beliurrmcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
RAT fra SGroal.

Gra Or. %aitor CInf 8. &auBcns
itceu. Spring @robe. 9Riuu.. bar ieQ
gieunem @ergeus areoitbnut mootnact
ct 9elsb AZ Nr. 1870 III ilcoeltng
blau0t uUrOiQe ~1rruaenoe / gpronl OF
@oraumo huiItet 8eIeb Uar iuoinmls,
unber en- Heit BEN 23oe Septembcr iioi,=
lcocu nf uopanoyeoe gprosIcr / &nz
neibeif oa GInmaiec Counter.
Soet icg hcrpeo bringcr oe Grebe @is
pere min % ale %ee'ommeuSe5 Bier
lclj9ite Sat 'tnI ieq til!nee mia az an
iore at 9cIebet ri isrit!orlmeHoc SuI
iial bIi uooelt / Cueren5itemmelie meo
BET @roosr &ougeniteens Striyelit
uotaIIe 2nile.
Get or os ole Herbienlme cu @Iroc
a. Ie iaa manage gientaaue @eoiier paa
AZ uore qnnosmGno ! amerita ihuioms
mer III SGbre!nno % / SGrsele5Geo Sc
Steoer. buor De Ieosoe.
@uo o~eIii5ue oe tiGre Gi9ere, @uc
lenne Dem for zen Uatre @doei
z. StatsuGs.
Sognepreit nj SGroal