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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
Stimme Die err in oct @ureel batte

Stimme Die err in oer @urael batte,
t~ommonoierte meiter:
Critic 4atrouil.e - i'd"
Ganm IieB er poEt Srompeter
n@nbt adtl" blaien uno belt cine
Anreoe ott oos perlammelte 8olf.
~2iebe 2e1ltel Mos ioa i'd tun2
@eiebl lit 8efebI. SD mib Den BIos
rdiinten. Bite idon: eebts naa
@ausl"
Die 2eute iaber entpor gu oielctn
&eiteroentmal - 5uerit uerblifft -
Damn lad]en6 - iin0 meiner SeeI:
Tie Diden laneiom riiflp1rts boz ibm
Der. 9r rIdte linen Iansiam na6
- INNER nit elitIgcm 3ureben -
nit Elm menie Sdbelpinteu - nit
tleineu Debotten nit boflidem
@ntlduloiguugen unS popul6ren9ted.
morten - mo, Trou Siiber. Sbneu
bat man net eefiibt" - rssrau 8ar.
ga. fuhteln g net baB mfrs Yfero
net iheu ipiro" uno int 0t
mar Der Ylas leer.
Gs CAB nith feline Concentration
mebr Dor Der 9nlerne. uno giles mar
in 5rieoen uuo 8emiitIihfeit ber-
loufen iuenn cine oumme ltrihet
niht seweieu mare. cine bodooliee
Stiftsbame. Die am Ylos ipobnte.
giles nit auecieben batte unb briib.
morm uno gerei5t oieien eentitIideit
Wonnerfampf ibrem Better permet-
bette. Dem 2orpsfommanSanten in
Mgrunt.
Seine Gr3eIen3 fonnten Den ge-
ipoltigen 8oiior nid]t. botte i'm nod
ME eeieben. uu6 Seine @raeIeas
tuoIten iino tonnten niht eIoilben.
boB iih Elm faiierliher OffiSier lo-
melt pereeiien haben loute. NIT mi.
o%eripenitiaen 8ilrgern gemiitIid 3i
u~nterbanoelu.
Ser 8orpsfommnnoant Iie6 Den
ShuIbiaen nod Narom foumen.
0ottp aud iidIerIid cine lhnrfc Hliae
fir ibn bereit uno einen unenolid)en
3immerorreit.
9oh oIs aoiior bereiuflirrte uno
nit DER Sidopfa eenou al Der Stit-
benoefe flebte on 6o per-
Idllugs Dem 8orp5fammonoonten Die
Meoe.
@r blidte 81 Dem Aieien dlf nno
aing um i'm bernm mo murmeIte
INNER MIR,
ia iest beereif idl Sect beereif
i'd"
60 1T oieler sSon 3abern III
Seiterreid 81 oIlscmeiner 3ufrieben-
belt uerImifeu uno Dem Inieben oes
2eutnantS Goiior geihob fein ab-
brud, neil er nidt aleih @eiuolt se-
brandt bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
gimentsformmnn6o mo ldarfe 9e.
itrdfina Der SduI0iaeu.

gimentsformnnoo mo lharfe BE.
ltrofung Der SduIoiaen.
Gie NboronuuQ ser 9iirqerihoft
erid)ieu unl elf ilhr 5cim Oberlten.
Sc: Cberit bate iid) sipar oorge.
monument lelne 2eiitnontS orbentIih
81 pdden ulo filbrte ieinen entltIuB
gepiB olldl oltS; DER Population &c.
genuher aber nieinte er. oos Mnlchen
oeS Gr~il6lersforps uobren 81 miliien.
Sbn, loaie er. lei aans Wuridt, men
leine Sfti5lcrc fuBten; es lei Sahe
Der @otten. Dor ieoerl ein5eInen BE-
leioiger &edenidoft oi %foroern.
Gle Geputierten gineen nit Red)t
emport beim i,no teilten ibre gm.
pprurg Den St0otd,en nit. PIN
abeno CAB eS eine Denomination Dor
DER &oierne.
Aim nGditen Wtorecn beteiligten
fid) olth Die 2cbrlunger ooron, Die
@emiiiemeiber. uno bic @pmnoliaiten.
Nm oritten Ioe luor Siebmarft -
oo mohtcr Ole 9oiern berumgebunq
nit.
9tun bIe6 cs, etlpas tur, ipenn man
nitt ale Standardization Der 3olerne
riSficren moute.
9as ihfpor3gelbe Cor oifnete iif)
oIio urb berpor rift cine Shpooron
in Morihaoiuitieruns, nit BeIsen
uno &orabinern.
Shon fIogen Steine
Der 8ittmeiiter formicrte Die
Shmooron in entmidelter 2inie ouf
benz WorftpIos uno fommonoierte
.Grlter 9ug - SER 2eiitrort
GoIior - ben Narftpios rGumen 4!
3peiter bis Oierter 3ue &derpel"
9ieieu Geutuant Goiior ober mib
man eeiehen boben. Gr mar ettpos
ilber apei Meter lang un6 einen
Dieter brett. Gr rift einen @olil bon
iieb5ebr 5ouit uno trlg elm Shpert,
mie eS Die 2caosfnedte emit NIT bel.
Den Sdnoen itnnongcn. SSm @eien
Die 8utmiiti9teit ielbit. Gin Yob
mie ole airherorgel.
Seitnont 3Oiior belt NIT ieinen
2erteu. etrpo 6reiBig Reiteru, ma
iproh ailtig les tloue wie Letter
Gonner):
oGrite Sotrouiae - 8odtmciitei
1olitlh init ieh5ebu llIanen 5l
8iereu rehts - Shritt, Warl6
3ugfubrer Nurner nit ben ubrigen
5peite HotrouiIle = 5u 8ieren linfs
- Shritt, MorIhi"
Die Goppelrotteu riidten ab, Iinfs
uno rehts. 100 feine 4ufriibrer Dor.
banoen marcn.
llnn 0oiior - i'm Ingeiidt Der
tobcrocn Wenge. nit Der miloeiten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21

iueit tort lift, Damn FIR Santa 9iIla
uno Gid ="
SOP 9as iogt lie 9jr auh por?"
ga ieoen Nbenb. Gam ober
beteu mir nod fir @iIbeIm uno
6rau 2obI uno aIIe. ollie Menid,en
ouf Der souSen Welt. Suit 9u oas
ouh. GrfeI Sano? 9ie Nama iagt.
ouS muB man tim. ionit lit nc fein
gutter Menih."
8ooenbnd mirn1elte etfuos llnper.
itdnoIides. Gaun meinte er iehr be.
itimmt: ~8eiBt Gu. 9ubi. parum
id, aetommen bin2 lin did 81 Gan.
re 0illa nod Rooenboh 5u boten. gu
ioIlIt MN INNER bel uns bleiben.
6reuit 9u 9id2"
9ie groBen bunfIen 9%inoeraugen
bllften i'm perlegen an.
.@ebt meme neue Mama alih
mit2" fam eS Damn Soehait llber 9u.
bis 2ippen.
uNein. @oSu9 Sic luobnt ia in
@ieni"
~2onu mill 9ubi n,td in %ieu
bIeiberl"
Rooenbod ftonS 6raerIid oltf.
lleber iein @eiidt 5udte es erimutie.
Mb = 70 melt mar e$ idlon! 9idi
BLOB 8isbert - otd 0ubi molIte
liz ;hren roubenl
9ubi begonn SIT iUeincr. obcr gum
erlten Male in ielncm 2cbcn riibrten
Icine SrGnen Gnfel Cartel MIDI.
Sn oieiem 9lltgenblif trot sSrau
2oBl nit elmer Hlotte Elm. oereu an
acnehmer 9uft &ooenbadl5 qrinnnni.
ae @efiible merfniir6ig bei0uftigte,
oenn Der 3ornige AuSbrid ieines Sc
iiftes wonoeIte iif) iid)tlid IN einen
beboglihen.
Gr bate felt Dem Wtorgen .;djts
8ormes geeeiien, nno iein Woaen
fnurrte bereitS b.oenfIih.
9a5u fam. ooB er NIT id,oriem
Auae oif Der Vlutte iein 2ieblines-
geri6t - @eefiteot nit SpieaeIei
uno Wireo. YidleS. ionic cine Slo-
ihe 9ibcintpein entoedte. @uBerbem
Itonoen nod anoere oppetitlide So.
helhen CUR Iuspobl oo uno oone-
ben @ubns Nfildipeiie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
&it Der 2eutnaut SOTOr
ben Stnrm bef9wOr.
= auh eine neutrality-suspicious.. -
Bon RDba Rooa.

Golh Elm Sal 3abern bat iidl Elm.
nal. uor mebr ais 5luuil5lg Sahren,
III elmer fleinen @arniion al Der
1teieriid, .ilngarIifen 8ren5e, Sugetra'
| aerl. Wie err perliei utto en0ete, III 10
dorafteriltiid mir Oeiterreid, una
ieine Arnree. oab id es er5ohIen mlB.
Io5 llinnenreginlent @raf Na'
ooifoi SIR. 8 mar bort i'll Der flelnen
Gtdot nidt Ionoerlid beliebt. t&m
Observation-Disclosures miro mar ods
Reaiutent pergebenS iudeu; e3 gibt
lieb3ehn ltlouenregimenter bti ms,
ober fcins pon lbnen fiibrt Die Mum
iHer 81
8ober Die Spannung ~aefchmen
tuor Spiiben 3ipit un6 NiIitdr?
| Sebr einIat,. Die SffiSiere luoren
lanofrenro, jung. iibermiiti9, oIclleid)t
aud bodmnitis, uno poBteu gang uit0
qor nidlt in ooS title Neit.
Sdon ibreI ageseiuteilung itintntte
nid)t gang Therein nit Dem burgcrIl.
den Gage. Dor ~3tpanjig Sobren b..
iufte mar BEL ms am gendna;rtoa
nod ltitaeru ole &oierne ba mar ia
Shlaiens5eit binaegen pflegte MAI
6en 4ben0 beim Bedpr Elm Denlg
olts;uoehnen.
60 qingen emit i6rer bier ODER fiini
Neunerlilnnen nm 5ipei llhr morQcns
bctH, @ingen bcim2 Rein. Sie
tdaten 5u Sub - ourf Die men.
idlerleeren @aiieu. Sie iagten Elm
amber un6 iohlten ~mnb1notg oa}u
Nun lpenn Die @oilen mirfIidl
menid1anleer gapeieu maren, ME Is
Sh nm Oieie i~initere Stunoe 5ienit.
fonrte ales nit elm paor binterOrein.
oeidjidten 8erpiniduugen oblebCn.
Nm jenem peronnmten 4beno ober
bate irgeno Elm Stn0ttaupt Iamens.
tag qebabt. mo eine @eiellIhaft bon
Iomen uno 6erren aus ben 6eiten
giirgerfreiien fam Den Reinerulonel;
entgegeu.
gonien? MirfIid Iamen 5u 10
fpdter 9iadt2 %n oieiem tu9enobaf.
ten Srte?
limo Die NeuneruInnen beqanufn
ben 5doittu Die aur 81 ifneioer
Sn etapa5 itberitiir5tent Tempo lie
GIItten iibcr Die einleitenoeu Gormo
litdteu fur binipe8 uno tuBten glejd
oaraui log.
qreiiden &iIierufe inter
~peuiereuoe Bitter un6 Cater; 1trelt
- Biliiteufdrtentpedie ouf Der 1tel.
Ie. an u1hlten Worgen Grrequng in
5oblreihen f5anilien. oeren @dltpter
fih init ben ulonen ihlogen ioaten.
@eneHoe ~Jr1lien uno Wiitter, grim.
miee 3ater - uno Elm 9eidlluB Der
3iOiIgeieai6oit: onB bieie unritier.
Iihe 9robotntion auf ritterllhe 4rt
gar uidt geiubnt meroen Tonne. ion.
bern nlir ourh cine Gn5eige ans IRE.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21

.gonn aud1 oas nit Subi! Sin
aino obne Mrttcr. - 8ir NIten bier
peroeu audi nitt mebr epis lebelt =
tper ion es 0erM bctreuen2"
.Hun -
Sic 0dIlentiir puroe leiIe auiae.
maht. unS CnfeI CAMEL, 9ubi an
Der 9ano. oriidte iih p~eritohIen
berein. @s mar eenau II llbr Dor.
mittaas.
BIT. ioate er oeritmiet. .od6 iGr
mir teinen 2aut BON eud) gc6tl 0eute
iiberraide d. mall"
Das Dor Ieiht aeiaat. ober 8ie.
ieIheu. Die gan; itorr Dor @rItaunen
auf Robenbodl aebIidt - hotten lie
ood nidt einutaI einen @aetn Dor.
Tabren boren - ltieB 6oh Jest einen
fIeinen Sfrei ans: lie hattie binter
Dem Baron Sen bIonoen Gopi eires
dnoeren auitauhen ieben. on oeiien
arm EN- sierlifleS. wanacrih6n.S
@eihopiden bling, SdS ibr itralleno
sirnitfte.
&ooenbad iubr bel Sem Shrei ar.
gerIid berum.
ga 10 -" iagte er Damn ladlcno.
.natiirIid - Bulbs meme Mamo lno
Tein Si5epapa! TopoH piBf ibr ia
nod ritts! aber nun liz porm1rts,
5e TreSpe hinauIl Die 9aronciie lit
bod in ihrem 3intmer2"
nSn. Ser @oronl"
.aIio, 9ubi, Oh Qcblt SuerIt
binein. Gann it. lluo i6r beioe
tpartet. bis i'd eud] ruie!"
Spbiae lag ob~nungsIos oui Dem
&ube6ett In0 retnete eben aus. mie.
piel Stunoen es nod bis ;uIl utor.
aieen Abenb ieien. oils Die Cir aii-
ging mo ein 5icrI;djes Crrpas nit ben
Worten nSdnte Sina! Carte 9iual
ouf lie suIief.
Dtit eillem Sdrei iltbr tic ouf. -
Tann, alS iie Den RIeilien genlg ee.
herjt uno aetiiBt bate, mo6ei cine
Slit BON Erdncn i.ber ibre rln5liaen
&anaen Iief, ioste Tie ieierlih:
uGauo - er bat MN niemnnO
mehr ais ms beiOe. Nidlt pabr, mis-
molten ibm Batcr une Nlitter iein2
1tno -"
~@ebt nid)t." unterbraf) tie ihr
Rrltoer trnden. der Elos iii beieBt.
@roBeItern oieIleift. abcr adj.
8abi. geb bod, boIe Define Iie6e Vta.
ma"
r9ano9" Spbine itorrtc ion emit
feet an. r9u bait - lie nit
bera6radt, nahoem lie lid 10 -"
Sic natiirIih niht - ober oieie
ba. ltno MN bite. innae nidt pie.
Der su ipeinen an. ior6crn Dime Sci.
ne arme uno beiBc Die ain0er min.
fommenl @ir baben nieles out sn
MAIDEN uno u%nierer colo 9ltbis &c.
ben ;u bonfenl Tarum aehort or
iortan audi in criter 9inie - ihr'"
Hatiirlif, tonnte Subtle ihre Srd.
men troboem 20 meni1 suriiftalten,
tpie oorhin @ieieIfer ibrenIuiidrei
%ber e$ 'raren nad) LANCER Belt siim
erIten Dale SrGncr reiniten 8liides
Gu0c.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-15
10 DGE ES

K. A. M.-Lewis Chapter No. l.
holds regular c%onvocation on the
third Friday Of each month in Ma
sonic Hall, at 1880 p. m. Sojourn-
ing companions are cordially in
vitei to attend.
E. c. PETERSON, H. p,
f. d. VANDERLIETH, Sec'y.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-15
THE GOLDFIELD CONSOLE
DATED WATER COM
PANY BONDS

Notice is hereby given that Mer-
camille Trust company of San Fran
cisco invites bids for the sale to II
or the goth DAY of July, 1915, of a
sufficient amount of the Goldfield
mortgage 6 per cen gold bonds Tor
the investment of thirty-two hun,
bred, seventy-nine and seventy
hundredths dollars ($3,279.7O) now
in the sinking fund provided for III
the amended mortgage or deed of
trust executed by The Goldfield Con-
solidated Water company to Mercan-
tile Trust company of San Francis
co as trustee, under date of February
II, 1911.
Each bid must state the serial num-
Der of the bonds rendered and the
price asked and must be delivered to
the undersigned trustee at it's office,
No. 464 California street, San Fran
cisco, CAL, on or before 10 o'clock C..
m., July 10, 1915, in a sealed envelope
marked Tender of Bonds of The
Goldfield Consolidated Water com
pany."
The lowest tenders not exceeding
for each bond lO3 per cent of the par
value thereof and accrued interest
will be accepted to the extent of said
sum of $3,27o.7O.
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY
OF SAN FRANCISCO, Trustee.
R. M. SIMS, Trust Officer.
Dated June l, 1915. I'd
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-15

r. AND A. M.-Carson Lodge, Mol,
holds its regular communications
on the third Thursday of the
month in Masonic Hall. at 7:3O p.
m. Sojourning brethren are cor
daily invited to attend.
T. A. LOTT, w. M,
f. d. VANDERLlETH, Sec'y.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-15

Latert telegraphic news ir the A.
zeal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-15
Autos to Any Part of State

Capitol Garage and Engineering
Works will furnish you with cars,
day or night. We will run a Cadillac,
Buick, Studebaker of Ford to any
part of the state. Prices furnished
on application. Call and see us, md
help make our Capital City lively.
First-class inner tube vulcanizing
done dav or night.
m22-tf F. b. SULLIVAN, Manager
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-03-17

Special road CheraW
Township , mills
Special road AlligOtor
Township ) mills
The State Comptroller General
has sent out the following letter
to ali County Auditors and
TreasurerS:
The general assembly has ex-
tended the time for the payment
Of taxes without penalty for the
fiscal year 1914, until the 3lst of
March, 1915, and provided that
on all taxes which shall not be
paid on or before the 3lSt day OF
March, 1915, there shall be added
a penalty of five per cen for non
payment.
County treaSurcrS are directed
to issue their tax executions for
said tax assessments and penalty
against the property for the de.
fatlltiDg taxpayers.
w. A. Douglass
County Treasurer
Sept, IS, l9l4.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-03-17
DR.. r. L. McManus
DENTIST
Pageland, S. C..

Will be at Jefferson on We'd
nesday and at Ruby Thursday
Mt. Croghan Friday of each
week, remainder of time at Page
land. Office in rear of Joseph's
new Store, Pageiand, S. G..
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-03-17
Tax Notice

The books will be open for the
collection of taxes from the 18th
day of October 1914 to Decem-
Der, 31st 1914.
Tax levy for State 6 mills
Constitutional School 3
Ordinary County SIP"
Interests on R.R Bonds | ,"
Road and Bridges ,
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-03-17

Rhy did you take Elnora
z from school, Aunt Mandy?'
asked her cook one day.
|{nt Mandy shifted scornfully.
9se de teacher amt salts
NY tub me, Mis- Mallv. What
reckon she tell dat chile yis-
She low dat " spell four,
Lever a idjut 'ud know dat
eu ivy."-Exchange.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-03-17

you come from New
said an English lady to a
tling American. 81 sup
~ of course, you came from
oon.S
hy did you think that?"
AlEed the New York lady.
eepposed all cultivated, in
eent Americans came from
lon.".
tltswhat in the world made
q think that?" was the natural
leSfion.
sQh, ] don't know. exactly. |
lIik Il was a Boston lady who
4Bae."
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-03-17
MarveIs Of Landscape.
at Huge Panama /
<;
LOW ROUND TRIP RATES AFFJ
TAKE W0NDERFt
Sculpture and Architecture, Wonderful Exhibits
'acific International Exposition, San Francisco
)R0 GREATEST OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME TO
l. JOURNEY AND SEE FINEST DISPLAYS OF WORLDS NATION

steam ndca
" mTn
the
hd In the
dshavect
bnns
the Canal
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-03-17

At night the vast glass dome Of
projectors set within the building. Il
one Of the many marvels Of the grea
rainbow. This photograph shows tte
Of the Zodiac over it's cleaning surftp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-03
DEPOSITARIES
BRAKE SHOE OFF EXCHANGE.
Company Leaves Jersey 10 Escape
"Scvcn sisters" Law.

The common ard preferred stocks or
the American Brake shoe and Foundry
Company were stricken of the lists OF
the New York Stock Exchange ycstcr-
day because of the fact that the COM
pany has practically wound up its or
ganization as a New Jersey corporation
and IS TO be r~eincorporated IN pc'a-
ware. The reason for the transfer OF
the company from one State TO the othe'
is its desire to escape the burdens OF
the Seven s~isters' law passed under the
administrator OF President Wilson as
Governor OF the State.
The company is one OF the first OF
those listed on tho stock ENchaUg"
10 go through tn" big work OF chang
ing It's incorporation 10 secure the benefit
Of more friendly laws,
The stock consisted Of $1,000, 900 pre-
ferred and $4,000. 600 common. More
than 81 per cent. of the stock has been
deposited with the Bankers Trust Com
panv in furtherance or the plan.
The advantages OF the Incorporation
in Delaware VIII be The ability ot the
company to hold stock IN its suhs'-
diaries. the cutting OF the State taxes
20 one-Quartcr OF the present and re
lief Of the stakeholder of the inheritance
tax II he lives outside Delaware.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-03
NEW ALASKAN COPPER co.
Norunus Acquire All stock OF
k~cnnrcOtt Corporation.

The Alaska Syndicate, owned In equal
uI,ts Ivy !. T.. Morgan & co. and the
Gu|gg,uhe!ms. has separated two OF It's
copper mining pr pcrtics under a new
corporation The new corporation Is
the KenUecott Copper Corporation. re-
cortly org 4uized under the laws Il New
York State. and the mines II takes over
are the copper properties formerly owned
by the Kennecott M>Hes Company and
the majority OF the stock OF the Beatson
Copper Company. which operates a mine
on la TouChe Island.
The financing of the new company has
been done largely through a bond issue
OF $4,000, 900 first mortsage e per cent
ten year convertible bonds OF the Konne-
colt Copper Corporation. This issue
vas purchased by j, L. Morgan & Co.
and has already been sold privately.
There Will Ice no public Offering.
The new corporation has stock OF no
par v.lue, which it is understood 10
controlled 10y the Alaska Syndicate. The
issued capital consists Of $1,000 shares.
with 400, 900 shares additional fcr con-
version OF the $40, 600. 900 bonds. The
conversion may be made in the propo~
tion OF forty shares of stock fnr each
$1,000 bond on and after Juno /, 1917,
and before June /, 1895.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-03
THE E MARKET.
Wire Products Up - . Ton
Large Demand for DRrs.

Demand for steel products Is fairly
good. but consumers are not inclined
to make large purchases until the IN
t~ernational situation becomes clearer.
Structural steel Is In better demand and
prices are firm. There Is still a large
Inquiry before the market for steel bars
ard tonnages OF plates are being sought
py shipbuilders.
All products that require a spelter
coating are being advanced sharply ow-
ing 10 the high price OF that product.
American Steel and Wire Company yes
terday announced ar advance of 81 per
ton In wire products. baro
wire was raised from 2.20 cents n pound
10 2.40 cents and plain galvanized wire
from 2 cents TO 220 M Tho gall
yanIzed sheet market has also been af-
fected and several OF the large independ-
ents have withdrawn from the market.
Plants are being operated only AT In
tervals. Galvanized sheets No. % are
nominally quoted 1915 per 100 pounds,
n Iron Age says: In the main
steel operations nj IS per cent. are re-
ported. with the Steel Corporations per-
centage somewhat higher.
18th large sales Of round bars for
shrapnel and for gun barrels are still
the outstanding feature, 10000 to 10000
tons of such business having been
placed in the Pittsburg district in the
past week. one considerable shrapnei
| contract on which work is under way in
the central West is understood to be
| for the United States Government
Foreign business is well maintained.
but the scarcity of vessels is more pro-
ounce The Communicating by the
British Government OF vessels that have
been bringing iron ore from Cuba to
Baltimore and Philadelphia is embar-
RAISING companies which have felt Sc
cure in having charters covering several
years.
I'm the past week additional orders
for sheet bars for Great Britain. In
Guiding two lots of 5000 tons each. fave
gone to Chicago.
'The spelter situation has grown
more serious, and advances well above
23 cents are freely predicted In view of
| the way some consumers have been bid
ding for the metal. Prices OF galvan-
ICED pipe have been advanced five
points, or $40 a ton. presumably cor
responding to 20 cent spelter. Further
changes in all galvanized products will
be gagged by the spelter market"
The Iron Trade Review says: The
Iron trade has made fair progress dur
ing May, although Improvement was
in which the demand has not been
brisk, important sellers find that their
sales aggregate more h a In April.
''The demand for munitions OF war
continues Of immense proportions. and
in some cases premiums OF as high as
5000 per machine are being offered for
prompt delivery Of lathes and other
machine tools.
''The extremely high price Of spelter
has resulted In almost prohibitive prices
being made on galvanized sheets and
other products In the coating OF which
spelter Is used"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-03
Live stock Market.

AHAH go ~ - fNAHNF r
Receipts Of becves were 1880 head. in
Guiding II cars for the market steers
were In limited receipt and prices steady;
bulls were steady. except for medium
which we're weak; COWS hold up on all
grades, with choice fat cows firm. all the
on rings were taken. Good TO very choice
steers sold a. sS50Ts02 5 per 100 lbs {:
bulls at s55Ods775; I extra bull at ssT5;
cows at t~a75us75O; tailends at 81.
Dressed beef was Arm. at l2@lic. for city
dressed native sides.
Receipts of calves were $3.50 head, In
Guiding 1855 head for the market. De-
mand was active and prices firm to Csc.
Common 10 choice veals sold at iS2jnSfl
calves at tGuS725. CITY dressed veais
were Arm - lsis @l6Gc.. with selected
carcasscs selling up 10 10; country dressed
Receipts of sheep and la mbs were e,07s
light supply the market held steady on all
grades OF both sheep and lambs, and the
pens were cleared. Common 10 good sheep
tcwes) sold NJ se5gtS.50 per 100 lbs a
bunch OF wcthers at $50; Gull ewes at
81; common to prime lambs at sI0PS..;
culls at IS Dressed mutton was steady at
9ia misc; dressed lambs at lsQ ego. f;
dressed yrurlings at iim1sc.; country
dressed dollhouse lambs at SUs7 per car
cass.
Receipts Of hogs were were $3.50 head,
including a car for the market. Prices
weak. with sales at SS.l0WB.25 per 100
lbs; roughs sold At V.bo9N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-03
U. s. RULING ON WABASH.
National Banks May Exchange
Bonds In reorganization plan.

The reorganizers OF the Wabash have
received from the Comptroller of the
Currency n ruling permitting national
banks holding Wabash first refunding
and extension 4 per cent. bonds 10 ac-
cept the stocks which are offered In the
reorganization plan In exchange. This
ruling Is important in this and other
reorganization plans. as the holding of
stock by national banks has been adj
Judged an ultra wires act under the
banking law.
The Comptroller rules on advice of
counsel that his office would not view
acceptance of the terms OF the plan by
n national bank which Is a holder of the
Wabash bonds with disapproval or re-
gard II as subject 10 criticism. He says.
however, that upon the carrying out of
the plan stock so acquired by banks
should be sold as early as may be con-
%s!stent with prudence n good MANAGE
ment.
II was learned yesterday that the
holders OF bonds have deposited them in
good volume under the terms of the
plan, but that the stockholders have
not. TIT time for deposit may be fur.
Their extended.