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I0TTON UNSETTLED,
BUT CLOSES HIGHER
Active. hut De-
maud j. Becoming Less
General.
.oREl A>TS on ACREAGE

-,, -.s ar unsettled uniertune in
..,, re,,c.lty. although III" market
A. ,oa.Jcri,r urocrlarity advanced
l., closed at ne, gain Of 10 80 -
s-'s
prs-ess however. was chiefly OF pro-
l,.,,,i or.eiu Among those who were
l.,,-es IN hu'lne the market were one
|, 80, operators vino have been credited
IN taking little Interest in cotton
Il.,, They expressed themselves YES
..t,y as being very hullish m the out
|ok
,v.-pool vas fairly steady. but the
.,t rs-te, after opening at a moderate
h, sold N rather sharply. This de-
-, was believed ia be due TO tho
.,,s.,.c manner In which the market
..,,yei the report - the Watkins
...,. which predicted decrease of
J., per cent in thc acreage Of cotton
L. decrease OF ~ per cent. in the
1. a, fertilizer on the break TO 1912
!, October there was renewed support
"a before closing time the market had
|, si 90 points or so.
-,.-. a evidence Of more liberal
AMY of contracts than has been avail
H.. for some time. For the last month
market has shown a tendency to ad-
l,,.. kven on bearish news Yesterdays
|,r.h report on acreage, however.
!, "A 70 stimulate buying and many
|, ~. ,rsde regarded the figures as rep
I.,,,rs the extreme of bullish predic-
|,-s
ror instance. prominent Mississippi
Ir,o, man, n writing 10 u local firm.
VS.
. ,h,rk the acreage will he some
lA,, smaller than last season. but ]
|sbt n IL viii be cut materially. There
/ considerable divers ifiCation, but II is
4, result of putting more land into
l1uyat'on and not altogether using the
|-,on acreage for this purpose. Banks
L. trvi-g 70 per-uade their customers
\, make this crop as frugally az pos
vi, md will no doubt succeed. How
Ivr. farmers IN good standing will he
II. 20 get their accommodations. II
D. nave q favorable season ] think our
|r-on viii srt aboiit the saTis cro;
t has raised IN the last two years
na meeting Of the Cotton Exchange
.a-rg House members the following
|.A elected incorporstors and in
't,sd 20 proceed with the incorpora-
or Of the association az once: W. u.
-ss r VI Weld. II. II Royce, w l..
|,rs,,~. e. W Lee. Arthur Lehman
T. T Gwtthmey.
The sun., 1915-03-31

whNTED--ro negotiate loan of $4,000
on risAt Of way, franchises. rolling -t,s h.
track, dapots aud terminal facilities 81
railroad three ard = half miles long lead-
ing 20 count scat Of prosperous county In
AIaDams. Money 20 be used .or track lay
ing ana trestis construction Oh line. Can
give ample references anu proper proteC-
''pn 20 lender FOR correct use of money.
Il gh, OF way owned and grading work com
p',tei. ASUNIl.LE COOPER AGE COh-
L III - ~
The sun., 1915-03-31
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN. March 3o..--'rhe zinc stocks
continued to he the leaders in activity
here. hut price changes were only frac-
tional. Coppers were firm after an
easier opening, closing with moderate
All around gains, owing to strength OF
the metal. Rails and industrials were
steady The summary.
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DINIDENDs AND INTEREST.
]. |. Case Threshing Machine Company

Racine. WIS, L, :. a, March =, 1915.
The regular quarter yearly dividend .:
ono and thrro-uul ulrtcrs per cent. II :. ~
upon tho outstanding rREFEkRED STOCK
at this ,onIpNuy has been declared ptyahte
on April nr~t next 70 the holders of f~--
ferrcl S;n,k 81 r,r"ld AZ tho close 81 hu.l-
ness Mar,h /. 1910,
the holders o! PREfEHRED STOCK
TRUST CEHrlflCA VIII hc pTcptr'd
to distribute the above dividend when 'e-
Calv.d bN them among such holdcrb an
titled thereto whose nameh appear OF rec
ord on their books At the close OF business
MundtN. March ~, 1875.
RICHARD I ROBINSON, secretary.
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THE HARLEM RIVER AND PORT CHEs.
TER RAILROAD COMPANY.

Tho Annual Meeting or the Stochhoiiers
OF The Harlem River and Port thcst"-
Kai'road Company viii he held At :ae
oilc- of the Company. Grand central Ter
mindl, In the City of New York, On Thurs
day. April 10th, lHlh. AT twelve O'Clock
noon for IN" following purposes, TO Wit;
/. To repeal the present hy-liSs ~ m"
Company and accept new by 'aw',
:, To elect a Il"tri ot Directors for the
ensuing year. and
3. To transact ,uvn oiher business as
may properly come before SAL
meeting
Dated March 3is', 1915
\ L. CLARK. Secretary
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ship, six months grace limit expires
then Tho Barnard protective com
mittee has received deposits Of $50 600
600 OF tho outstanding sT2.Tii ooo hnuds,
a reGelvershp Is thought very likely,
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Potter, Choate & Prentice
SIS Wall Street. New York
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

NOTICE OF ELECTION or DIRECTORS
80 intcp-ndout nuluiudtionH having been
made FOR one ." mora N,,,An i~- 20 lee
n!!e4i IN The Board OF Directors OF the New
\ o!b Life Insurance Company a; the ltl5
I,to,tiln N pir@ctors AMI the Superin
tsudenf of Insurance having "a r"Qlir"a
hv ltN prescribed rules ana regulation
far conduvtiug and hn.uing raid -.', tion
therefore. pur-uunt 80 hnid rules and r"Gn
lation. notice ~ hereby given that the 10.
Cl.Ction Of member. nt The hoard ot II!
rectors OF the New York Lite Insuran Z"
Company VII he held At the HON" hh,r
OF the Company No. 9A6 broadway, in th-
Clty OF New York IN the state Of New
York, on w"dnesday 'hs IAN day %
April, lpl5 the polla 70 he opened AZ ten
O'clock In the forenoon and TO remain open
until four O'Clock In the afternoon " said
day, at which time they shall be 'l"s"d
NEW YORK LIFE INSTR ASCE COMPANY.
nv SEYMOUR VI, BALLARD, Secretary
Dated March 81, 1915.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
March 18TH, l9lS

MdEin lbtns lNlNt
The Annual Meeting Of the Stoo khuiicrs
Of The Western Union Telegraph Company
for the election OF Directors and lnSpcc
tors Of Election and for the transaction nt
such other business as may be presented
nj said mosting. VIII be held It the ENecu-
tive once OF tho Company In tho Western
| nion Building, No. t9s Broadway 'pre--
ent entrance No Is Dey Strcrp, In the
City OF New York on Wednesday, April
1 tth 1915 at twelve O'Clock noon,
WM II BAKER Secretary
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! International Mercantile Marine
Faces Receivership.

The International Mercantile Marine
Company will have before II Tomorrow
the question of paying the interest on
its collatel',l tgust Az per cent bonds
The sun., 1915-03-31

" bids 10 Liverpool were: May,
F.. July ?S7c.; October, lolNc. :;
ftuary, l0tlc. The market there is
., 20 upcn to-day to 81. points adj
an.
The sun., 1915-03-31
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALrrMoRg. March 30.--The stock
market here was quiet and firm Com
solidated Power stock was up a point
and the notes y higher. The summary
The sun., 1915-03-31
,t\uO\RD NATIONAL WANk.

NEW Noltk, NhIch 10, lblo.
m. board Of Directors OF this bank has
declared the usual quarterly dividend Of three
90 per cent, paNablc Api'l l. ,el5, To stock
hollcrs of record On March -. lnla
49,, " Is, ClE'LliLEi, Caahiel
The sun., 1915-03-31

.'p'r.- vo.;e~dny. g.. 7so nal"s Total
'F ''. 'h - season, G,ItH,46' bales.
IT, Hs. ,'i25i, bales last yrar.
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Capital, $4,000, 900
Surplus, $1,000, 900
New York

following and dividends will be Man pfce
oi ,h Comm
The sun., 1915-03-31

RI. liverpool market openel quiet.
-'rA was g duiet business IN spot cot
|" Ti'h mddling point advance ar
49, SrI"s 900 bales Receipts.
!. leo os Hs including 3o.a00 American.
The sun., 1915-03-31

Il- g. s-i lng ClOsr
Nv fN 90 - aCSp 80 a,1ti a.5s
~ 0V 'N 40 9..ff asS sS19f 2 ss
- f"D. 20 10 !" 10 irOnpi"l - . eg1 io0i
I-,r- Co.," aa i0ii 10 ?au 10 ~ 70 0l1,fiO.'S
es-,- ''gi ln.i1 lo..7 10 ii6ic q IL 3snlo.s1
'-9i-, 'r', l'jl - 30 - 5lnio % 10 tSu 10 "
los
,.c .a..pr D Sew York was auirt.
Gagged; m'dd,ing a65c southern
h us -e's were unchanged. to 13
'ts advance, with New Orleans.
.".. Galveston. . 25c Savannah,
'i,c Houston. ?.35c. Augusta, s75c.,
- Memphis STic
- Nov orleans market closed
IL dy T.i.. t,o.o
The sun., 1915-03-31
81 Broadway

Fifth Ave. g. 34th ST.
Leros Ave, & 125th St
Third Ave. & Idsth St.
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SnlaaS.

w 8ie aus 8oibington pieoerbolt
gemeloet miro, lit uniere Teaieruna
felt entI6loiien, Die iogenannte Or.
Der in Council Ger brit. 9iegierung,
ourf tuelde Die aagemeine 9lodle-
rung 8eutIdlanos erfl1rt ipur6a,
nidt an5uerfenmen. Sic bat oesbolb
hub aae 8erbanolungen, fpeIde sic
faufndnniiden 8erater unferes
Staatsoepartements uno ser Britt
iden 8otidaft in 8aibinqton ii6ar
Die bon ben @neI6noern aebaltene
amerifaniihe 8aumipoQe un0 Die
NnsFubr bon oeutlden 8aaren, oie
bon Nmerifmern Dor Dem 1. Mdri
gefauft iporen, abgebrohen, oamit
nidt ettpaige 3ugeftdilonii1e unIertr-
leits ais anerfennung iener Sroer
oiisgelegt meroen. Ste min exit
cine @rfldrung bon ser britiIden Re
gierung be8iielidt unlerer 9ote mo
cine STORYTELLING Der 8erb6ltniiIe ba-
ben. 9as flinet iebr biibIG, abar
mir fiirdlten, man miro lid) i6lteB(idl
aud obue iolde a~larftelultg Der
ger9dltnilie ~sufrieoen eeben.
Die Seilnebmer ON ben @ui-
Itdnoen, Die @eibna6ten in Wautfo
uno ieinen 8oritdoten itottfonoen,
iino gu @efdnenisitrofen bon orei BIS
ieds Sabren uno sur 8abIuig bon
@eloitrafen i'm 8etroge bon 40c0
his 5000 Dollars berurteiIt luoroen.
= Nus Spracule, 90. o., miro ee-
meloet, oaB in einem automobiIe, in
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Or. 5. s. Softer, 8obror8t, @i66s
8l6q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-24

teritiibnng oes Soften areu3es allssc-
ben, 10 Jet biernit a1f eine 8eitim.
iflung Der 8oit, bineenieiett. 81,
Toltgeiete Der Ser. Staaten oerbieten
Die Seranitaltunget bon @elbiomln-
llneen burd oas Spiteu Ser Set
tenbriefe@, uno tper iid 6oran be-
teiltgt, iebt iid Der 8eitrofung ais,
oa nnfenrltnis Oes @eiebes ni6t Dor
Strofe i6iibt. S6 oie uripriineliden
Seraaitalter fir Die @otleiDenoen in
9eutidlano tn ieoem ein5elnen Safe
es ebrli6 meinett ooer nidt, ton
ften mir nift ia9ert, bod lparnen pif
oae 2eier Dor ieoer 9eteiligung.@
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Der Kriee inc Gmrcpa,

(6ortiebnng bon Der I: 9eite.)
Ins Berlin pirO gemeloet, Ole
Nnttuort Der OentIden &egier,tng aif
Die amerifaniid)e 0ote f6mne midt
uor 9tenitas o0er Mittippd erparict
merben.
Ser idmeoiide Dampfer uSerno-
bio puroe in 5ooerbamm oltrh G.
ploiion einer Seemttts gum 5infen
qebradt. gort Der 8efoBung ipurcpn
i22 Wann gerettet.
4ns siflig miro eemeloet, Ste
Gniien, batten bic Staot San IN
Sleinaiten beiekt.
9as fairfiide aa~uDnen6oot yge-
renf-S<Geria" lit 6mrd) Elm ltlateriee-
boot in ben @ranb sebObrt mprSem.
8raiioent oe @rrioga bat oen por=
tugieiiI6en 4onereB auf sen 26.
Wtdi auiammenberufenl arrioga's
SteQung i6eif1t allo ourd Die lebte
sfebolrtion nidt berubrt gu ieilt. Sic
@epeguug rt6tete lid onideineno
nltr gegen 0aS &abinet.
8epefden aus goriS uro &ottcr-
oam be6aupteut Die 8eutiden 5o9cft
lid i'm @eiten 8lriif uno battelt aud;
grltegge gerdumt. gs iei oies ges
I6eben, Inn 8ruppen CUR geripea=
onng gegen Sta[ien fret 3u befonl-
men. 8e0er fran8oiiide nod oeilt-
ide amtlide 9epel6en meloeit Dclt
oiefem angebliden Hiid5ug ettpas.
Nus @enua miro gemeloet, Set
fion5ofiide 4reu3er oGrneit &enan4
balte fid Dor Dem Soften bon @enito
CUT UNI Die @bfobrt ofterrei6iider
Sdiffe 5n binoern, Die In Dem Sofen
liegen.
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Gje e~saisIatar.
"a. 9iai,

"A. UtaI.
Bad fiinftdgiger 8eratutlg bat
das Sans iid am Somitag gepei-
CERT, oas SubltitIt oes 8inan5forui-
tes fir Die uripriinglide 8epiai-
gungsbia fir Die Gr5iebungsanftal.
ten 8ir 3eini9rift gu beoroern. Gs
puroen 80 Stimmen fir uno 81
Stimmen gegen ben 4ntrag abgege-
ten. Sebt muB Die uripriinglld)e
Bill beroten Deroen.
Ger Senat bat oie @i6Ion<9ill
nod INNER nift erleoigt. es beibt
lebt, ooB mebrere @egner Der Sill
IN ibrer Saltltng i1ipanfello gefpor-
Den ieien uno 0nB Die 9efiirtpol
ter Der Bill bofften, lie trob oes
oanernoen 8ioerltsnoeS bod nod
our AHnobme 8u bringen.
Ger ~ ouDerneur bat Ser 2e-
slslatur peitere nene @eihdfte CUR
Grleoigutg oorgeIegt. Inter i6ieli
befinoet lid Der 8oridlaq, cine
State 8ar gsmmiiiion@ 5u biI0en.
ipelhe barber beridten ion, tuie es
fonmt, oaB Ger -Steuerfuert oes 81.
gentums in ben Derihieoenen Goun.
ties aud perihieoen ~oiigegeben net.
Den. Gr bat ferner Dem Souie cine
sangere 3ui6rift oes friiberen Sol.
pernegr Golqnitt 8ueeionot, in BEN
oieler Die 8ebauptune, er babe Sci
Der, Die fir ieinen Sausbalt beipiaIei
leieit, gum Anfauf BON aIeioern iii
lid uno feline 8omilie pertponot, lin
cine llnDabrbeit erfldrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-24

Dem ltd 2eltte befaltoett, Ste nod
ser Sei6e ettes int 0%ranoogd Greet
@rtrunfenen iu6en noQtett, etne GD-
1amiterploiion itatfano, 0urd ste
8ebn 8erionet aetotet uno 6tpan5ig
berleBt mltroen.
8abreno Der Slottenmotlopcr
an BET otlanttiden @iiite 1T oaS lin
~terieeboot o@=6" ouf @runo g~erote1.
= Dos BET Sonolulu untergegm,
gene dmertfdniide unterieebot sd"
tit bis ouf 1903 SUB an oie 0berfl46e
9ebra6t noroen.
@ie alts ct 2ouis gemeI0et
miro, ion sic 8o6aib 8o6n am ..
sunni unter einem uSoreclolure"8er
fabren %oerfanft meroeh.
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Tarm-Trp6nfte
BenilIe.

9artoffeGn, Neue, $3.50 per guIdeI;
Colorado nno Soabo, $3.50 unb $1.75
per 100 9funo.
@~ads6obnen, per guidel, Sf.75 II.
$500; CRIME 8obnen, S175 Ii. $500
Somaten, Seras, g Scribe, S3.75 unS
$500.
@iiBe aartoffeln, 2ouiIiana, St.75.
gterpflan5en, 1925 Der 8nldel.
3rpiebeln, Seras 8~ermuOas, $3.50 per
Crate; @ar. 1925.
8eeten, 40c per 9b6. s8iinhel.
Reteriilie. 40c per SBo. sgin6eI.
Spinat. 4c per gfnno.
@el6e 9fiiben, 35c II. 4oe per 9lteenSs
8iin6el.
@riiner Bfeffer, Csc.
@urfen. Cal. $3.50 per Crate: Seras
SqnaIb, SOC uno 75c fir 8ui6e[.
Sederie, $3.50 per Crate.
aobl. $3.50 unb $500 per Crate.
0eeerrettigS@ ur5eln, per 9fo. 12Hc.
&opfialat $500 per Crate.
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LokdIes.
BlidDiai6e suln golDeneu Subj
laam Der ,,Sreit yre1e
fit Seras".

Die nJreie Sreiie fir Seras", Gun
Mftonio, bat arn t2. Mai 5. +. sur
Seer ibres fiinf5igiabrigelt 8eitebells
cine Subilaums : @umnler hires
8Iattes berallseegeben. Sic adt5ia
Seiten Gedsfpoltig) umfafiel1oe SUI
bildnms Ausgabe lit cine 9roBor-
tige iournaliitii6e 2eiitling Sic
fidf MIR ben Serousgebertt uno 6er
Sdriftleitung Der Sreien 8reIIe" sur
gbre dereidtt loroern a16 San @it-
tonic uno Dem 9eutidtum oes Staas
tee Seras. Die beridieoenen abtei=
lut9en oieier rieiigen 3eitungsalls<
sdbe entbolten cine Menge ee0ieoe-
lien Seieifoff BON unterboltenoem, be-
debre1oem uno geididtliden &a-
rafter, NIT elmer groBen @nsobl
fiinitleriifer Slluitrationen bon SET
ioiieft, offentliben uno 8ribatae6G1t-
cen etc. Die uSreie 8reiie" bdt fid
nit oieier @tseabe einen. ebren0er
9eoenfIteit 9eiebt, oesgleiden i6r
fetne anoere oeuti6e 3eitutg 10 balo,
Iiod 10 leidt na6mad)en miro. liz
fern beiten Gliifmunid ser fiinf5iez
Iobrfeen SubiIorin: pipot, floredt,
arescatl
(5ort @ortb a~n5eiser)
The "Freie Presse fuer Texas,
3 German paper published at San
Antonio, celebrated its fftieth an
n~iversary by getting out a special
edition consisting of 80 pages of
very interesting reading matter.
1t is worth while noticing that this
paper has % subscribers who have
been taking it for half a century,
and we doubt that even the old
Galveston News can make as good
a showing. This special edition
is practically a history Of what
German settlers have done toward
the upbuilding Of Texas. The
write-up of its home town, San
Antonio, is we'll worth a careful
perusal. We congratulate MIR.
Hanschke and his co-workers on
their success, and wish them good
luck and everlasting prosperity.
(The Riesel Rustler.)
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SIes . Rsrft.

Gan antouio. Ger. "a. Mai - 1915
Odien $6.75 bis 1915.
aiibe $3.50 bic $6.75.
&dl6er $500 Bis 1925.
8ulen $3.50 bis $6.15.
ct, 9ouis. 81. 0tai 1915. - gfiuoz
'ieh Serassgieb. 1925 bis $500
Shpeiue 1925 bis $7.75.
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TrOmOtiUn Or. pbil.) fir Der.
oiefltlide9 9olotednicunt,
Chicago.
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Jreie Yrene fit seras: Montag q. 09ai 1915.

an Sonnta9 0eadmtttog tpieoer Elm
Iebr 5obGrei6es Bublifnm oerIaln-
NET, UNI Dem aon5ert Ser uMunici-
pal 9ono" 5u loui6en. 0ieIe &on-
8erte g%elpinnen irluter mcbr ot So
pularitGt.
@9ebufs Snipeftion ser ar6eiten
lit Ser Sneenteltr g. 80. @rap BON
8ropioence, q. S. bier e~inoetroffen.
&m 26. S1rti bGlt Sic 8nnoes-
Gipiloienitfommiiiton bierielblt etl,e
Grifang bon applifanten fir Sic
Steae bon 2anobrteftragern o6.
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3 3

ST : @oaDerneur Golquitt 9dt
IN i6orfen @ortet gegen oie lit utt-
lmtf geiebten @eriidte proteItiert,
ct 6obe @eloer, Die 8ltr 8iibrutq oeS
Sous6olts unO Snltanoboltung ser
0jouberneurS : @obnung beTfinmt
.iino, oo8lt perlparot, fir feline SAINT
lie &leioer 5u f%aufert. ct iogt, 10
lange es iid oarum gebanoelt b06c,
COB i'm @oupernel1rs @ebG1toe Neu.
iobrsempfange o~bgebaIte1t muroelL
nobel 8unld uno Solote lerpicrt
lporoen iino = etne Mngelegehbpit,
oie linn perionIid angebt, ourfte ct
ibtpeigerL penn man aber leine so.
Mile b%inetn5iebe, miilie er Iid pet-
tetoigert.
Sh etnem Sbeater in 8oco ar-
idoB g. 9. Dates feinen 5dute-
geriobn, &. $. 2%onfforo, oeiien Sran
ii6 pergotfgene ISOLDE bon tbnt idei<
ocn lieB. 2anfforo eriAoB int Stunt
lebten Sabres ieinen Sdtpoger Greo.
sic Dates.
Son Der &egiernng ongetedte
AgrnpperS" baben in einem Sell bon
Com Green Gountp innerbolb oretbig
Sagen $50 8olfe erIegt.
Sn Stofoo[e lit an %. oas
Sohntagseeiet gum erTten Male in
ieiner poIlen Strenge onsgefu6rt
poroen IS 9ab fein 5ooafpufier,
feinerlei faIte @etranfe, feinen @is-
cream etc slles blieb geidloGen.
6reo SO. Gaois, Ser aommilldr
fir Iderbau Bat auf Den II. un0 70.
sunni cine Gonbention ser SbIt- un6
@emiiie5u6ter uno Der oSales DC
ltager~ nad) Mount 8%leaiant eirl6e-
rrfen, Inn Oariiber SIT beroten, Of
nidt Elm beiieres Spitem fir Sen Ser
fauf Der o%iesidbrigen Dit uno @e-
miiieernte eineeri6tet perben FAINT.
= Die @eneralanfpultldaft in Mu=
tin bat Dem o@ame-. Siib= ano Op-
tier GommiIlioner" mitgeteilt, oaB
Semano, Der in ben 9iiitenge-
paiiern 0es Staate8 Iif NIT benz
Sanger bon 6iiden ooer Sdilofro-
ten un6 Dem SammeIn bon auItern
molle, BEL oem &ommtI-
iar ODER feinem 8ertreter nm &eai=
ltrierung nadiuden miifie.
Sn ibrer @obnung in Ser @ait
StraBe in SerreG bot iib Die % Sob
re alte WfrS. Q. g. 2arue eridoIien
neil ibr Monn gegen i6ren 8iGen
in Die StaOt gegangen mar. I'M lie
Zen ll6r a6enos iagte er ibr, ouB er
IN Die Staot geben miiroe, tuorauf lie
ermioerte, 0aB ie iid oos Qe6en
fperm er oos the. ST betrad)-
tete oieien ausiprud ols einm
Sder5 ODER eine 2apl1e uno ging.
@lei6 oarauf b0rte er eiuen SdyuB,
elite 5uriif ms Salts unlo fano feline
5rau nit elmer @unoe IN Ser 8ruit
IN lterbenoem 3nitanoe. @be arst-
liGe SiiIfe fam, mar ie ueridieoeu
Sn Semple baden 200 Mao.
den oes GountD, Die gu ben ogoti-
ming" @reierben) Clubs ge60ren
itno 100 &naben bon oen u&ig"-
Clubs (ana6en oie Shmeiie 5idtelt)
cine 8erIdmmGuhg uno einen ltnl3ua
ourh Die Staot abgebalteu.
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9ettenbriefe.

Die v@erninnia~ in Milmnnfee
erldBt cine @arnang gegen >9etten-
triefe. Die 3eitung fiigt bin5n. oab
bag @erien0cn oerielben auf @rituo
igaierer Boltgeiebe berboten lit. Ssi;,
te, meIfe oeunod iolfe griefe tueie
fer Derbreiten, MAIDEN iidj alio itraf-
Ear. aiidb Der .Grieoensboota~
fdreibt: pa idJon felt Ginger 3eit
5oeenauntc naettenbriefe" our ltn.
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@ii6nerIanfe, 5I5be. 8~lmebmss, Mites.
'Jtoa6es, Gmeiieu, &atten uno lire 8rrt
iofort gefotet nit IS. & $. grtermiios
tor, ber9efteGt in Gan @1tonio utto oar
rantfert. Groiun Chemical Co., 1909
Glib Slores Str, Sci. grodett 1902,
sfeueS f549.
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Sic Smbt(6mnnS NSu,nrner

eignet f1 befpabers snr SerRnbnng Qm @ertuanote nh 8efanne in
0entidlanb, ba ie nmfa1enbe Insfnnt i6er btefge @er1altnide u>
sdbihtlidc GreisniHe erhlt. Sn InnOert Sriefem famn man ahr Die
uen Seimat mit 10 a~usfabrlt6es ibrd6em, me es in bieer Mnrnuacr
en6aHem 1T.
IRam ienbe Sriefmarfen aS 9oreHen nnb mir beiorsen os ltebriae
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Y1orFtsBeribt.
Baualiuole

SanmiuUle-
Sdn Intouio, 81 Gents.
@olueton, geitern, feline 80rIe.
Collection, geftern, 80 Gents.
GuttOnianisn : Erpbutte.
San antOniO, Seq, "a. 0eai. -1915
Yrimn @rloe Cotton Seeo Oil. 80
Gents bet @nnone.
Aetu gorf, "a. glai. Spot S6.40
rno $3.50; @ai, $6.S8 unb $6.44;
SUM, 1915 uno $3.50, SSuli, $500
uno $6.63; augrlt, $6.78 uno 1919;
September. $6.88 uno $3.50; Oftooer,
S6.87 uno $500; 3obeu1ber. $6,72 utto
$3.50; 9eaen1ber. $6.73 unn S6.75-
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CUT OFF.
FROM BRITISH in +
SERBIAN RETREAT
ly to add considerably to Greece's dill
z,l
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Continued from First Page.)
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BRITISH PAPERS WILL
CENSOR THEIR OWN NEWS

LONDON, December 14.-Explaihins
the suspension of censorship by the
Press Bureau. in so far as foreign af-
fairs are concerned, Lord Robert Cecil.
under secretary for foreign affairs. in
the house of commons said that IT was
considered by the foreign office when
the change was Initiated that while
once it laid down under the provisions
OF the defense of the reala act broad
rules as to what ought or ought not to
be done in the public interests, 1t was
really better that those who were
skilled in presentation Of the news to
the public should be left free to carry
out those rules for themselves This
proceeding had nothing to do with
what the naval and military authori-
ties might think necessary.