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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-14
MusIambiidJe @udearnnoidam.

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@eriidten un6 balb ~perbiirgten Nad).
ridten mabr lit, Die allgenbIiflid I'M
umlauf 1inD, 10 fonnen mir ms fit
Gle nadite 3eit m1f groBe @reigniiie
gefaBt MAIDEN. IS iiebt foIt 10 aus.
ais Do1ten Die Mniiertem amf anel1
8u1ften cine Sffeniipe beeinne1.
Mns Haris fon1mt Die Nabribt, Die
aonferen5 Der englil9ei1 nrtb fraf:-
I6oiii6en Miniiter, Die in galais ab=
sebolten Dur0e unb iiber 6eren gu
i%ammentritt mir nellif if)on b.
lridteten, babe beIbloiien, Ben &anlpi
auf Der galfanbalbinieI nidt anfsll-
geben uno ibre Srltppeit aus gu
llonifi nidt 5uriif5u5ieben, ionoern
bon BORT aus einen iteier &f al
Beginner. @Leid3eitig tpuroe genlel-
Oct, oaB ipeitere Eruppen in 9alp-
milf nno &atpala gelanoet leien lllo
oaB Die Glffen an Der bllgariideii
|@ren5e, i'm ruiiilden 9eiiarobien,
|groBere S~ruppenmaifen 5uidtnmena0-
|gen, ferner, baB lie am DonallbeIta,
[~ebenfals In 9eilarabien, groBe Nfu=
ni~tionsoepots einrifteten ltno itrate-
Igiihe 9abnen bauten. @on anoe-
|rer Seite mur0e gemeIoet Die oeut-
lifen gerbiin0eten ldiften gr0Bere
gruppenmalien nod Dem 8alfan,
lpon benz Die @riten bereits in BbiIip-
popel eingetroffen leien. gs biei3
audD oaB Die Gentralmadte iiber Ell
ne WiIIion Mann bereits alf Ser
9alfmbalbiniel bGtten. Donn fan.
nis &uBlano Die Hod)ridt Sic Oeut-
ifet b1ttem mebrere boraeIhobenc
Soften geraumt uno lhienen lire
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Seil, bis on Dem Bug 5iiriifilebmen
81 uonen. @as idGieBIid audb nnr
init Der Mnnabme erfl1rt iper6ell
|fonnte, bob Die 9entiden iid9 auf ci-
men aagemeinen Mngriff einridteten.
@as bon oieien Nadriften ipabr
lit uno mas nibt, fam man nod,
nidt erfennert. @ieleidt Itedt in al
len elm a0rnden @abrbeit. 9aB Die
entente Mdd)te BEN 4ampf aui
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ben moIIen lift mol ridJtig, nur l1Bt
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@eitduoem Die 9ulgarien ntb Ole
oclitiden @erbiin6ctei in nGhlfer
|Wdbe balten, lit cine Nergetrul.
tigumg @riedenIanos AUDI arifyt 10
cbne @eiteres poIIsiebem. OnB MuB,
lamb groBe xruppenmniicn in 8Hla-
r1bien 5uinmmen3iebef nn6 gtobs
9aiiten am DpnanoeItn erridten fcl-
te, f9eint ~aller0iuas iebr arpeifeI-
bait, aber imrnerbirli mag Mnblau1
ieine Gorfebrliugen treffen, Inn bon
oortber feline Werbiinbetea bel eiler
~ufleemeinert Offenjipe unterltiiben 5u
|f0nneHr gbenfo mag. Elm 3uriidueb-
ss y.ssos.s' Sls!u''ae1l
ia.tlIHps nM rs ee.
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e.s.gt Rsng pllpeEgura Pig non PR
u TqgeHt gejl95s Gle reyes SsEel:
|tlH9 9eE Afuil9af1s fft MliBlano les
o'e FfaFegIlw ;!Epefle liisn Rq)te. 2Sle
gelagt, en- sprilQ2e1 gyagr9esl mag
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-14

lid Die @efdide Der &olfer beeinflui,
lenoer Modtfaftor al1f Iange GET
binans beiiegelt iein.
8. Beriins,
&apitan sur See IL. g.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-14
Giiembabn Jatrplam.

Gttettbabn Jatrpiam.
s. & g. 81.
SEQ. 12-Gon Qnre6o 600 ppr:1.
$50. Soon ct. 2ouis 700 borni.
No. 7-Son Searne unb Sante eS Sre
ten ........... 1000 bonn
9tp. 7-@om Nprben -. 700 obenDs
Ao. 1-gSnnibine Spectal1, bon ct.
Souis ......... 1925 abenDs
Mbfahrt-
$50. s--~9ailp erpreB". mad Searrc
1920 mprger5
No. 2-.5unibine Special, naeb ct.
Spits 1915 11prqcn3
go. 4-glad ct. 2onis. II 80 mpre.
No. 6-Na6 ct. 2ouis nnb Srten ar
Der Santa Sc ...... 1856 abenbs
go. 5-Gah 2arebp ....7:5O morgells
$40. 11-Na6 2arebo ...fO.O0 abenbs
-. g. u. & u. 9.
&c. 1 a6r; @9n aonit0n, @aeo 7 aas g aaa,u
@o. Boon 5oufton nnb aiiIfenorten.
..........-. 0:oU p0rai
Nn. 5-gon goafum unb @ititenorten
......... .....1:40 1dcbrit.
No. AEON &errbiIe. -. $3.50 bornt.
$50. 44-@on 8errbiue, mr. Conn.
tags .6:45 abenos
$50. 146-@on @errbine, tdaIid) ausses
nontr1en Sonntags 1855 aben6s
NbfnbrtA
go. 2lgsa6 9oufton, Baco unb Corpus
@br11tt ..............9:10 born..
No. 4-Na6 9pufton n1b -&Iitenorten
1920 nben6s
No. 6-Nn6 Noatum unb &iiitenorten.
2:10 ndmm.
No. 41-lN(a6 &errbiQe, TN I'M 6onn<
tags .......... 500 mprge1l3
$40. 43-Nn6 &errbiIe .4:35 abenbs
nomrnen Sonntngs ....7:05 BORN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-14
g. s. & g. q. (5auptlinie.)

Nnfunft -
no. 101-@uniet 2imiteb, bon Meu Or
Lang .4:4O BORN.
No. 102 Snn5et Qimiteb, bon Con Grnnz
ciScD 1858 born.
No. 7-Shnel5ng, bon Retp Orleats..
go. S-@dneu5ug. bon Sci Mio .
.................. 11:00 bDrnl.
$40. 9-@unfet gTpreB. BON Stem Orr
leans. ..7:55 nadln
$50. 1o-@unfet ggpreb, bon San arans
gbfahrt-
SO. 101-@nniet aimiteD, mad san
Jrdncisco 1850 BORN.
80. 102-@uniet 2imiteo. mad Wetp Or
1edlls 4;00 BORN.
$40. 7-S6neu5ug, mad Sci Mio. ~.
..11:00 BORN.
$50. s-@dnen8us nad STEIN OrIems ].
1880 boom.
SO. 9-@nuiet grpreB mad Con Srans
ctsco .o:5O fnd1r1.
$50. 10-Snniet grpreB. mad Nen Or
leans. .-11:00 nndlts
gfctprfa 9ipifipn.
Gnfinft -
SO. 301-@on Soulton, Sort 2abaca,
Tictoria, Guero ......7:20 nahm.
NbfnbrtL
Mn. SO2-Ma6 gnero. Wietoria. Sort
aapaca, 3ouiton ......7:55 BORN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.


Bethlehem Steel Huctuatsd With.
relatively narrow range YESTERDAY A.,
seemed 10 have found love. after ,''
erratic movements preceding ana e.,
lowing the annual meeting WIZ ..
question Of dividends disposed of .
some little time 10 come there so.r.
to be surprisingly little difference ~,
opinion about the future 81 tho s.o..
IL In not expected to do ANYTHING ,,i.,
at all. Tho remark WAS male ,...
Bethlehem Steel had shot lts bolt Pc.
sumably IL wac meant 10y 'h's That .f...
was no more hope OF seus7' ora s4...
opnents and nothing uu wH..H 20 ....
great speculative activity T1erc i,..
been few people who talked g. Ella.
splendid possibilities on the sso-. s4.
OF Bethlehem Steel. hut thar .s no, oil.
general attitude. THIS seems 20 10 .. ..
Bethlehem Steel is entitled on 's me-t,
TO soil around the present ie,e. dis.
dends or no dividends. Tho ss'.o.
tho stock following the annual m.s.r.
has demonstrated that 'tc s,,.. ..
vance was by no means DuI' .u bono.
for immediate dividends TNe f.,.
OF q collapse IN price suFgrs'. '.. %
big bulk OF the buying was mo-, -rc-.f.,.
tive. but rather OF the inve4tfra~. ...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
Real wR~ stacks.

There has been nothing ur.qlc
great strength of BethlchoW -'... .lu.
mon The shares of al gJWtus.. ....
panies both on tails side ard . I...,a
have been bought up 81 siml' DO fashion
ON this side the market 'ur t...r ...
shares is "over the counter tt. ....
psratively little has been heard ..
Nevertheless T. has bee- a''0r-. v. a.,
of the ordinary. as the follow. g H-g.a-
SNOW pu Pout Powder BIAS r.a. .-..
lss to 507, and is nov around -.
3oo asked. The stock 81 the p Is r
Company. which wI'u'tt'I...
marine sand Subin -.rc '...ts. .
now Go bid. as compare r. rs
a few months ago N'u-
sock is around -, JOS ..a.#
with par. The stock o' phi. H...
cuics Powder Compiuv. .gh-'H. p. -
the du Pont company .s r,, .H s,
against i06 recently. Canada .N9,-
sive Company shares ara uu grow
TO $50 Savage Arms Company .'.
is l@5 bid, with mono Offered t- r-
pared with TOO last year N -n.'s,
Repeating Arms stock is ."..,H ~
1880. Two months ago T. sold ~ I;..
Electric Boat. stock ter days bg7 500
at 2S I. is now quoted So N'' 8 as-s'
mostly locked ard they have t'r-v
market 80 all times TIE comb -.'
Of "A small floating supply nn1 .I'e.-
demand has been respous.b" '.- .
sensational advances The dew .
caCh r!so Is steady and e. "''
apparent that the top has bee - --:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were per cent. for thirty to
ninety days and per cent. for longer
bills
open market discounts. prime accept
ences. maturing up to ninety days, 2's n
20 per cent.
Commercial paper rates we're N n I
per cent for sixty and ninety days bills
and for four 10 six months best names ;
"a. as per cent for others.
Time money was easy in tone. Rates
were ci2d3 per cent. for sixty and
ninety days and 313h per cent for
four months 81. for five months and
41iA per vent. for longer periods.
Call money on the floor OF the stock
Exchange yesterday ruled nj . per cent.
high, 2i2 per cent ; low. "a per cent.
Domestic exchanges on New York
st. Louis. par san Francisco. 6oc. pre-
MUM Minneapolis, 35c. premium Chit
cago. DC. premium Cincinnati. SC. dis
count: Montreal. s6.56i, premium
Cali money IN London was ult per
cent. short bills, pa per cent; three
months blls, 2N per cent.
Sterling exchange was Arm Final
quotations were Demand. 47?h-
cahles, i7a1s
Bar silver in London. % s-isd IN
New York. 5oLc
New York Clearing House statement.
Exchanges, s320.4aIles: balances. 500.
G52. 769. Sub-Treasury debit balance
St.T.oa3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
THE CURB MARKET.

Reactionsry symptoms manifested
themselves In yesterdays curb dealings,
particularly In the industrial group.
which has recently been displaying con-
siderable activity and strength. Final
quotations, however. represented only
moderate changes from the preceding
session and we're too irregular TO give
prices a definite trend. United Cigar
stores, new, yielded II and Riker &
Hegeman sold off ~ on active dealings.
International Motors succumbed TO heavy
selling, closing at a loss OF points.
Electric Roat improved | point.
Oils were quiet except Anglo-Ameri-
can oil, which sold rs high Us i'm.
Other Issues in this division wero prac-
tically unaitered. though Southern Pipe
Line declined to POS. Mining issues
were about steady and less active. Vest
ern Pacific 81 changed hands between SO
and 81. closing unchanged.
transactions in detail on the market
Yesterday were az follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
THE COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market showed an easier
tone toward the close yesterday und,r
trade selling. which forced prices on
to level 10 to II points below the
previous croa'ng The selling was not
very aggressive. but buying support was
lacking Conditions In the local spot
market remained unchanged. Rio No.
Z was quoted NJ cents and Santos
No. at i0h MI0h cents. offers In
cos, and frcighis at Brazil were few.
No Santos offers were reported. Rio
3s-hs were quoted at 1915. 80 $50 and
7s-ss $3.50. Total sales In the local
futures market were 1880 bags
Brazilian markets were irregular. Rio
No. was unchanged at $4,000. while
Santos No. was 100 reis lower ut
$500. Rio and Santos receipts totalled
$4,000 bags. Sac Paulo had $4,000 and
Jundiahy 10000 The rate OF Rio ex-
change on London was unchanged at
1910 Il, Prices we're:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
FINANCIAL NEWS
And COMMENT
More Irregularity Of Price
Movement in Stocks. Al
though Level Holds.
MARKET LESS ACTIVE


No very definite indications Of any
kind were given by Yesterdays stock
-,.. ~. ~. >. ..,,..,.
''' Nv" :" y
interesting position because OF the eN-
tensivc rise which has occurred and the
ouan.i,v az .,oc,,s which the r,arke,
"aS "'u ~ 'ah' ""ho"' az se' f"r'
nishing evidence as to whether or not
the supply could be absorbed cxcept on
,,,,, ~, 49,, s, a.. H., -,
prices mas not changed materially IN
more than a week despite tho further
rain Of represent,,iye Averages and
,,.,, A.. r. ,,.,,, ,-,.,. ,ou CO.,
"e'p''o ''e "e" MS" p'' W. '"'''
ETY. or descriptions.
Although tho market yesterday ios'
none or the oreadth IL mas recently
ATTAINED. 'he Noiume or tradihe con.
trected httie ana tne movement OF
luoteo Vaiues became more irresu,ar
HIa'is.ica' a'erases "e'e assn i.l. au'
vahced u, .ne coee; out ma, auo.a'.U OF,
sHoweu Ners rresu'ai he' e"ans.s ~,
"L..,.%'.'- no. , -
t ,,,s.., ,,s',.,,,, =.
go ,,..,,, ,,,,,r" a.
,,nr,n, Jaad.-.,i- NO. f,r ~. ,,o.,
40 =, ,,ro,,dod hy ,n. loo. ,,eu.r,,,i n.
sno. o,,homs,, ,h.ra ,.or, n,n,ero,s n,
d,s,r,ai .h.ras ,,,b,cb MAD .n.,,ocu,,-
gains
In ~.ner,, under,v,rv aru,e,s .eer.,
IN no exbibI,ed ana n, pronounc,t
weakening tendencies were manifesto
to encourage resct4onary sentiment
Activity was rather concentrated in IN,
early dealings and thereafter the mar
ket was relatively quiet Wall Stree
opinion was two sided az TO the infer
ences which should be drawn from tn,
aspect OF quoted values. but moro argu
ment than fact was offered TO supper
the views Of those observers wit
thought that the spring rise had begun
to lose momentum.
News OF marketwise bearing wa
quite uniformly favorable. First plac
! In the catalogue OF information belonge
to the Government crop report. the chic
, feature 81 which was the estimate o
the condition of winter wheat on Apr
! at SIS. slightly higher than on DC
| cemher | and more than a point abov
/ the ten year average. Although tn
; condition figure IL lower than "a. tint
time last year the larger acreac
pl,u,ed holds ont n possibilitv Of a har
/ vest which may comnare m.ssurabl
with last wears extraordinary Weld q
/ almost Csc 600 o0o bushels
The grain trade In:ernrc,ed Tho =,
nor. favorable and I. vas ono a, ~,
inau.rces ,natiry for declira ca Who,
and other cereals co,,on vas Il.
n-essed Adv,c.s yro,, d,ceri,c iIr.s
/ .radc war. n. on.,r,s,Ic ,o,c- n,
uool,,y re,.I.vs ., ,ror ord .,oa, ,,,a
,,o,. a,rai. rarc.,,. ~, 81. ,,..,s T.,
cr.a.. -, ,t, -, ,,-oa,,,.,n, "a -,
| r,-.... t,,. S,,s,at,sa ..,a,
=. ~. - IN. ~,
st,,,. - - s..,,,.'
49,, ''' "''
,r, -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

F.rlv .r tlo day Missouri Pacific and
chicago Rock Island and Pacific de-
vc,oped adNauc.U. tendencies Rock
Ie..rd sold IS high as 3lia AMI Mis-
souri, Pacific touched 14a. Goodrich
Runler ard southern Pacific were also
strong ard active
Rcth'c.sm steel for time dsol,ned
sharply uu q continuation Of - down
wand moycmort ~ the day before"
Nmonr 'no standard stocks Beading
was 'gr mos. active, nearly 5000 shares
changing h1ud-. The trading list for the
day WIS ID broad ouc, the transactions
embracing wide variety OF the special
ties as wei az tho standard issues
sales tutallcd "a. 500 shares
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
Consolidated Gps.

4 Stock Exchange firm has comp -
an elaborate statement % Co-' .'-
Gas earnings showing IN dcts, OBJ.
earning power OF tho system wiz.
contendol is not displayed ty 're '"'.
figures Tho conclusion arr.s"l 20 .
that the systcm has a real elr'.'r --r
81 onl" slightly .ess than t-rso '.'-.s .
dividend Il has paid Cor 'rH'r v'.-'
The company has put back .r'.
,rty an average Of s'oooD...
last nv" years, while pas.'-
St.U0o 900 20 the Stockholders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.

tx DIVIDEND
company and Term, stock Amt,
Lchigh valley Coal Sales, quar-
teriy ,,,.,.,.. ........... ,..,, - 81. &C
Pittshurg Terminal Warehouse
and Traction. monthly ....... ----- ~. .
United states Industrial Al
cohoh quarterly ..,,...,,,,.. ptd l&~
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE
central and South American
, Te,ephone ,............,,,.. ----- ~ q
heading, quarterly .,..,.....,.l pfd lec
Tennessee Copper, quarterly \. - 7bc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
CoTTONSEED OIL.

The market was more active, but did
not move decisively. A steadier crude
oil market reflected the slight betterment
In the consuming inquiry. Local shorts
bought. but there were sufficient Offer
ings from refners to prevent any ad-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08

vance. Crude oil was quoted az 4cI.c.
Tenders FOR 500 barrels were reported.
Sales locally vero 1900 barrels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
SHORT TERM NOTES.

'rAr value. $50 n, dividend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08

SIX dividend.
Whore q sc" follows
n quotation II indi-
Gates - hid or offer
Tor 10 shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08

eTANDNRD on. 81
CURB STOCKS CLOSING.

.sc,. cents per thar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08

Total sales to 2 $40 shares Same
Where &C" follows
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-10
SPECIAL MEETING HELD NOV. )
1915.

City Council Chamber Rock Island
ILL.,, Nov 3. 1915.-TAe city council met
in special session at 1880 O'Clock A
M. Mayor McConochie and al corr
missioners present
Commissioner Rudgren read the fol-
lowing resolution:
Whereas. It has pleased the 81
preme Ruler OF the universe to sum
mon from our midst our beloved ap'
respected citizen and former msyoF'
Henry Carse. to appear beyond at me
session of that great council
And whereas. we feel that the IAN
lily has sustained an irreparable loss
and the city Of Rock Island has 1871
an honorable and esteemed citizen
Therefore. be II resolved. That Wy
extend our heartfelt sympathy 10 tas
family in this, their hour Of beredFe-
ment,
And he it further resolved. That 'ns
resolution be spread upon our minutes
as a tribute of respect to depar'ea
eX-Official of our city, whose unsNef,
ing fidelity. honesty of purpose, ekcel.
lent judgment. frmness Of character
and many other sterling qualities =,
mind and heart, has greatly endeaFsu
himself to US all,
And ne it further resolved. Thss
copy Of this resolution be sent 70 ~
bereaved family
On motion Of Commissioner Ru9sfss
the above resolution was adopted Z
unanimous vote
Mayor McConochie offered a resois
ton that William McEniry BE ATOMS
$3.50 on account. Carried By uns''
mons vote
Adjourned on motion Of Mayor Ae.
Conochie.
MARTIN t. RupGREM
City ClerE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-10
BETHLEHEM FIRE
INJECTS ACTION
That Factory's Shares Rally Fifteen
Points After Declining 10
400 Mark.

New York, Nov 10 Bethlehem Steel
declined today to 405, from which 1t
rallied 10 420 This was attributed
70 the FIRE at the compauys principal
plant
The balance Of the list made addi-
tioual gains On the strength Of United
states Steel, the Pacifcs, and Read
ing. which advanced 20 2 points
War shares continued 10 reject liquld-
alton, with especial weakness in Cru
chic Steel and Continental Can
Selling OF specialties was resumed
at today's stock market opening. with
sudebaker the feature on its decline
Of ~ to 145. Baldwin Locomotive.
Westinghouse, Allls-Chalmers Con
tlnental Can and National Ename!ing
comprised the other weak features Of
that group, and coppers also manifest
ed q heavy tendency
United States Steel sold Is down 10
83A at the outset, later recovering a
point Bethlehem Steel dropped % to
40 Atchiaon dropped ] TO 1917 and
other standard rails lost TO below yes
terday's lowest quotations Most Of
these declines were recovered later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-10
OBSERVATIONS

The western storm which has in
creased in intensity and is central over
eastern Colorado. has been attended
by snow or rain on the Pacific coast
and in the Rocky mountain states and
by rain in the Missouri and upper Mis-
sissippi valleys. with hibher tempera-
lures from the eastern Rocky noun
tain slope to the western portion OF the
lake region. An area Of moderately
high pressure oYerlies the Pacific
coast and a sharp fall in temperature
/ has occurred on the Rocky mountain
plateau. AT : g. N. it was coolest at
Calgary, where the thermometer read
. degrees above zero, Rain is indicat-
ed for this vicinity tonight and Thurs
day. with warmer tonight, followed by
colder Thursday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-10

east property line Of Twenty-fourth
street TO the west property line Of
Twenty street, excepting the IN
tersections already paved, by grading.
draining curbing and paving with az
phalt on a dye-inch concrete f0unda-
ton from Twenty-fourth to Twenty
seventh streets, and with brick on
fye-inch concrete foundation from
Twenty seventh to Twenty ninth
streets. together with an estimate Of
the probable cost of said improvement
over the signature of the city engineer
in amount Of S12,1S25O, Also an ordl-
nance providing for said improvement
which, on his motion, was considered
by unanimous vote.
Commissioner Juhl offered a resolu-
ton that the ordinance providing for
the improvement Of Eighth avenue
from Twenty-fourtb to Twenty-ninth
streets by grading, draining, curblng
and paving be adopted. Carried by
unanimous vote
Commissioner Juhl offered a resolu-
ton that the Peoples Power COMPANY
be instructed to place one Tungsten
light on Seventh avenue between
twenty eighth and twenty ninta
streets one on the corner OF Eighth
avenue ana lhlrty-hrst street and one
on InFty-fourth street so0Ia OF Elg5-
teeHth avenue as directed by the COM
missioner OF streets Carried by unau-
'mous vote
/ olHluI9Sl"iieI LIeHtNe presenter
petition OF the Noack Motor company
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-10
Reorganization.

Reports for the month Of October
were read from the chief Of police
police matron, police magistrate, build
ing inspector. electrical inspector and
plumbing inspector, which reports
were received and placed on file.
Mayor McConochie submitted a nett
ton asking that a sewer be construct
ed on Third street from Seventh to
Twelfth avenues. which. on his motion.
was referred to the board of local i'm
provements.
Commissioner Rudgren offered a res
olution that the following claims be al
lowed, to-wit: NJ A. Talbot. $50 90
Miss NJ. f, Mably. $l6.45. city clerk.
sl6.o9 Charles Mier. S11.56: Mime
apolis Athletic club. $500: H. p
Simpson, $500 C. Lundberg. $50 IS.
Carried by unanimous vote.
Commissioner Juhl submitted re-
port OF the board of local improve
ments recommending the adoption of
an ordinance providing for the i'm
provement of Eighth avenue from tha
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-10

New York, Nov 10.-Butter. firm;
receipts. 1887: creamery extras, 3012c;
firsts, 2712@291ac; seconds, 25027c.
Eggs, irregular; receipts, 1857;
fresh gathered extra fine. 41642c; ex-
ira frsts, $1,000; frsts, 33Q36c; sec
onds, 2S032c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-10
Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City. Mo. Nov. l0.-Wheat.
No hard, 1.Oo01.O6; No. red, 1850
ITO
Corn; No. mixed, 5SQ58}ac; No.
2 white, 5s1A 6591ac; No, yellow. SO
d60c
Oats; No. white, s7QS7iac; No 2
mixed. 34135i3c,
Rye: SEC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-10

thinks Husband Married Again.
Believing that her husband has mar
RED again without going through the
iormallty of securing a divorce, Mrs,
Katherine Singer of Chicago, yester-
day wrote Justice Phil Daum asking
that his record be looked up. The
couple was married by Justice Daum
April %, 1914 The two have been sep
arated for several months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-10
Car Strikes Dog and Jumps Track

Car Strikes Dog and Jumps Track
Seven w0rkmen employed by the l. &
|. lnterurban, all Austrians, had mar
row escapes from death and serious
injury late yesterday afternoon. The
seven men were aboard gasoline mo-
tor car and proceeding at lively rate
OF speed. When on the eastern limits
.of Bettendorf a dog rushed out in front
OF the car Just in time to be struck
and run over. The impact threw the
car from the track and three of the
seven men were hurled to the ground.
They were but slightly injured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-10

iriplets Followed By TnIns-Sonle-
What over year ago Mr. and Mrs
Henry Sehnittgrund. 1914 Rocking
nam road, announced the arrival OF