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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-08-18
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT

l. No exhibitor of live stock shall be allowed to
make more than two entries in one lot
z. Exhibitors must keep their stock stalls and
pens IN good, neat condition and open for inspection
from 10 a. m. to D. m. 80
g. Exhibitors of live stock must inform them
selves when their stock will be Judged Stock must
De IN the show ring promptly after being called,
ana any exhibitor failing to comply with this order
will be ruled out Of competition.
4. Hay, straw and ample sheds and mems for live
stock on exhibition and competing for premiums
ISOLATION.
5. Bulls, cows and herds entered as such nnst
be owned by the individual or firms exhibiting
them, but the progeny Of animals may be shown
simply as proof of their breeding qualities without
such ownershop.
g.: All animals under exhibition shall be shown
TO me judges under supervision of the respective
superintendent.
Z. A feature of the cattle and horse show of
oy the parade of the various breeds before the
grand stand on the afternoon of the last day of the
d@ "a Due notice will be given at the time and plan
comply will the call of the superintendent will for
lett all or sch portion of the prizes awarded to
MIN as the me- ian of the fair fit to
ther showing during the fair
O. exhibitors when called are expected to pro-
auce tnelr stock for judging promptly Stock must
oe IN ene ring promptly when called 1t will be
taken Tor granted that any person failing to COM
ply with this rule is not exhibitor for the pre-
miums offered Exhibitors shall show their ANIMALS
at Such times and places as may be directed and
snail furnish such information concerning their
stock as may be required by the superintendent.
ana IN case of refusal to obey this rule, any or ali
premiums may be forfeited and the exhibitor barred
from showing.
~ IN all classes which call for registered stock
al an ANIMALS over one year should be accompanied
oy certificate of registry, showing the animal is
properly registered in the studbook, herdbook. or
cookbook which is recognized as being authentic
for the breed which the animal is supposed to rem
resent. rps " IVY
~. PURE bred animals under one year of age
should not be required to show certificate If u.s.
1stry but the exhibitor of such animal should be
required to give a certified statement that both
sire sire and dam of such animal properly regis
tered pure BREEDS e''
IL: no animal having hereditary unsoundness is
eligible for competition. -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-08-18
OFFICERS.
President

OFFICERS
r. B. Taralseth, President.
VIM. c. Miller, LIST. Vice Pres.
Aug. A. Johnson Treas.
E. T. Frank, Sec'y.
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GERMAN OFFICIAL
cHBL LE0R Ms

tn. iolIo.inn cahleorasp from Of
slal csrmsr ,spress Vas resolved 1.
'cafnfdao
.csrnSh Eieadauarsers Report. oe'
tobef 5e4fhe armies of Generals Non
tlootlss and voh oallN|lk1 saccesstulll
ftornitd the enemY,s positions aHo
csbtdrsd n,ors than Icco ssfblans
Two machine Guns an one sannon
were taken. General 7oyadefi's army
ecutiAnes persecution. -
s.sThe Russian posltiop wesk 1t Car
tbryzk hrs been storlnsd Ihe kesln1
81 Komarov. karnlenucha, anta, yLigo:
"A and slel1ov were stofnled, fe off
cefs. 90 soldiers, ard Two nlac1IbI
Guns being taken. Won HiAdenb.f Z
army norfheast of Mlts1 n.tr PI,1a
ken, on north bank AZ the Mlsee. 81
pulsed Two strong Ru1sIan night a.
tacIts fl,eh withdrew into main peel
kion on south banI<P
TIN following eabIeoram froE, OF
eIal German sources was lecelyed yee
German t,esdauartsfs Report, oct
81 French Positions have been cen
nueredk Dorariaa troops nofIhe7e| q
Melville I0Yt coU04-I14 Ilo4 NII||f'
q the French ps.I|onl. othef Ger
man troops stormed Beiobf lez. nDrIh
west d Tannrs where N1btln1 i ltil
going on up 70 now In these attack
Ne Germans have taken prisoner 2
French 5fIicers and f4f5 soldierss foul
machlne guns. three nine-throwers.
sThe Germans have lost the oalieH
| trench north Of LeresnIls aoains
/ I6verpowcriRn French forces.
eon the east front Gen. Won Hinden
kurh, : army has forced the Russians 4
lwlfhdraw again from pladIsen, nortl
/ o. tMlsse. Gen. Won Llnsinoen's ARM
hae reached the line Of konnaro'
heTahts. a bout $50 Russians Of I dli
fefent regiments have BEEN taken.
s.ln the Balkan ar.a1 Gen. von koe
vess's German troop. have taken Grl
lMilanorac northeast on the road fror
satornya to krauuyexae. The Serb
ans have been thrown from their p,
sltions south Of serblnlca. Gen. w
leaIlwitz.s army has advanced On bot
1 aides Of MoraNa valley and 100 Sci
bland were captured" |"
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PROCL. ma TON
FOR TERRITORY
Governor Pinkhan Makes Plea
for Sympathy Under
standing and Justice
laaRaEEERaRRRaARa Ra

q Governor Pinkham today IS ]
< sued MS annual Thanksgiying
= Proclamation for the Territory.
4 and together with the secretary
q Of the Territory Wade Warren
g Thayer. set his name to Il. The
= proclamation IS as foiioWs
& GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION
Z The Presidena Of the United
s States having proclaimed the
q 25fh day OF November of the
Z year 1915 as q day Of national
& thanksgiving to Almighty Proyis
< dence that has so kindly cared
+ for, guarded and prospeted us.
& urge the people Of the Terri
& tory Of Hawaii 70 Join together,
g with the nation, in rendering
& praise and THANKSGIVING for the
& mercies and faYors granted Us.
& Let us, as re need. broaden
q our minds, sympathies ana I'M
& derstandings, and seek Justice
d for all that the scales may hang
9 even. ..s4t,
4 While we pray for the nations
iE Of the earth, now In desperate
. Struggle, let US tfuSIt 70 EIhc III
& scrutible ways OF, the Creator and
8 Ruler OF the Universe and bow to
q his decision. be Il as II may.
Let the people gather. in their
q places OF worship and homes
q and each, as his heart and con.
q science dictates. give thanks, in
q tensify and renew family alec
q tion and welcome the stranger
q within our gates.
q In witness whereof Il hare
q hereunto set my hand and caused
u the Great Seal Of the Territory
H OF Hawaii to be affixed s
g Done at the Capitol in Homo
.. lulu this 1st day of November,
q A. d. 1916 ~
< Isl LUcIUs E. PINKHAMs
lg Governor Of Hawaii.
* BY Che Governor,
s. fS9 WADEWARREN FHAYER
. SECRETARY Of Hawaii.
tRRRRaRaaRg gRR g aE
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NAN Travelling
Under ASSUMED
name kills SELF
q 4. q EdWards, Brother 0i
Capt. Raymond DON .
S. il, Dies Or Ventura
INGS SELF BIZ \ l I Is
FROM KEY O. OR IHoEE


|1ss6ciatsd Press by F11sIhi wireless 4
CHICAGO, m. Nov. car1 RoIs
m1a1 Sheldon. ~ lhe o[lked STATES
army. g1yo that TIE man re commit
20 noIcide On thc Nenio .Ioef The
name ii edwards, g 81. .|nef ~
dr. ire brothc1 6oI Be. } lfb6bIs.
tn 1sspateh tksNe tehee re
EI1I ouIlGlin a ooD,loo ~ Aslo.
tI&|.1 PI.1o item sent rom No.
1.|.'a tIlIs niornlA1 had q. q fne -,
Go. d the Ieoi1Ee IN. tl the belief
,Ila| khe man va c4|L 9tel1ense
HaneInE hinssl& with I|s neolstie
from the key ol BIS So. room port.
hole. a. the morning of n. etll birth
day, II. p. EdWar|Is, 4 fif1I cabin pas
seneer bound fcI sydney % the oee-
anic steamer Ventura committed sui
eide at dawn today Whi|e the e1ip
was stiil outside the thre1.miIe limit,
steaming toward this port
His dead body dangling from the
his stateroOm coLnp1nioll Miller,
WI|U LUo AILl.lI [0II|- |.| = - So -
toothbrush after an eall| walk about
the deck. TIE man seemed % be
fneelIne on the s6ttee htIoW the port.
hole. With his isce. toward the open
lns, IS 4 breathing q Ipe ifesh sea
air.
ailItr smoke 10 Edwards but re.
esi1ed - fabIl The sletetoom vas
flIIl e|IadoWv, and Mil ~ oh not No.
toe. due to the gloom that E1NoIds
had committed suicide until he touch
ed him and tried to make him move.
He then saw that edwards had sstran'
gled himself with his necktie. He'll
was at once called hut life was ex'
tinct.
Len edwards IN HIs Sunk.
II got up about haif-nast four or g
quarter to fiye this morning, said
| Miller. ii telling 81 his .ghastlf dis
covery. Edwards was still IN his
bunk at that time When went 70
bed 1t 1880 O'Clock last night he wa
| in his bunk. his face turned toward
1.-THE wall
AFTER I had walked around on decA
Iawhile this morning came back e
ff<se@,,,.,oa -. r.aon elchf l,s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-01

Baron E. shIllzawa, one Of the lead
ing financiers Japan. win arrive In
the city this aiefnoon on the Shinyo
Marn. In his dirty win be several oi
the prominent lankers Of Japan. N.
Zumato, editorbf the Japan Times,
wiz also arrfSeoh the Shinyo Marn.
The party wiz : Welcomed by Consul
H Arita. s. Alki Of the Yokohama
Specie Bank. DtYDhelnira Of the Jap.
anese Merchants association and Ray.
mond C. Brow AZ the Chamber OF
Commerce
This evening he Chamber of Com
merce. the Spede BANK and Japanest
Merchants AssotIat lon win be hosts al
q banquet IN lhoioF Of Baron Shibuza
wa and party At The Oahu Country
Club. SpeechesLef welcome viii be
made ~ q nnmter OF prominent citi
zens of HONOLULU and members4of thu
party win talk q the financial condi
ton 81 japan The guests this even
ing will number many or the promi
hent citizens OF Holoiulu. = Z
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Aore Than zoo, 900
Bonus To Laborers
eat Sumto Be Distributed BY Hawaiian Plantations as Result
of Good Sugar Prices Other Employees May Also Share in
Many Instances S.

This closes the fourth bonus period.
The 6rst period WAS for The Ten
months ending October 81. 1872. The
bonuses have been at1 the rate Of -
per cent, ] per cent and 5 per cent.
For the three periods "A total Of $575s.
e7s has been paid 70 }plantafion labor.
ers in the way Of boyhbses The bonus
for tile year just CLOSED win exceed
the total amount Qk the cpmhined
bonus for tire thre3 previous peripds.
ana Is estimated q reach ne neigh.
6orhood Of 500. -
Y also prob ble that q mail g.
than laborefa VI bo giren kahd s. ri.
bonuses. 50 that aif6tefter not ~
fromtp million 'lars may be distflb'
uted IN extras The men who By
tiors to- one % ne most successful
ye1rs ~ the y 5fy Of the INDUSTRY.
Alger LOT y year has atetage1
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VILLA -CARRANZA BATTLE AT
!. AQUA PRlETA BEGUN A e DA WN


is
caaes e toFsd Aqua FretA
herd the
south and
The Ar
from 1s
Under heavy tsr sn,oke villa sorss sstd =
Ths carranza SO the VIVA forces es ossr
hafs sptrepehno
the Anedea ne.
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awaii's sugar plantations viii
e with the laborers lbs prosperity
var prices for raw sugar have
|kht to the islands More than
600 win be distribbled 10 plants.
laborefs IN the next few days. Z
e bonus 20 be paid plantation
fefs for the year ended October
915, viii ben the rate OF 20 per
on their earnings. The average
daily New York market price
hawaiian sue1t for ne year was
8 per ton. TIE bonus begins at
Ter cent viii the average price
~ tc| and Increases al the rate
pef cent fnI each dollar per
fease IN price
bonus win be paid on ne octo-
n day ufere possible on the
Innlatlo1s etltlem6nt VII not
nnpl Nol|4ber pay day. be-
the amount Of clerical Nork
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nd TRANSIT
hlSl0G0AST
DGET EXPERT
Nel stimony on Valuation
b e Win Be Differed il
FoI|Ioly's Suit

TIE ,t1E1 81 local experts on
esc1I. properly valuations Is to
- || r.|r1I that o. mainland
|||.I' l.|.Inlinin1 the present
Ht11' 1I|1 Ifan1|l & Lad Com
?. Sc F'ia' issess e ,....: .ns
A al Is .5c6re "a expert ffom
he nj d was reached following
an orc 11l conferences between
he Ra. I8ns|I and its attorneys.
Announ 1l ol this new phase Of
o. - 81 nars tMo.l
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CHINA INSISTS
GOVERNMENT IS
PEOPLES AFFAIR

FAssoci.ted Press By Federal Wirslsss1
PEkINc, China, Nov 1.rchIna has
denitely rejected the proposals of q.
pan, Britain and Russia for ! post
poneme1kk Of the decision upon 4
change IN government b the mon
archY form. Tsao YuzEln. vfce-nsin-
isker Of foreign affairs, today informed
the American legation that the deei.
sion upon the form Of government
rests with the people.
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asa EassE EREEKaRaal

Wallace r. Harrington, home
Z coming president Of the Honolulu
g AdI Club win receive late today J
2 Wireless message from the Ad !
z Club He Is 81 the Manoa, due
toRorrow morning, and this aft
erIgoon Ad Club leaders sent the
g foIjowing radio. - Z
z Ad Club enthusiastically vel
g cones its big chief and family.
q Aloha nni Wednesday meeting i
. res{rsed for Won II
Ars. Fafringfon and their two
Z daughters are with Mr.. Farrihg-
= 3 4aR Ea aKRi
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CABLES SYMPATHY FOR
ACCIDENT TO GEORGE Y.

TOXIC, Nov, 1.-The Japaness en,-
peror has eabIed King George Of Great
Rrftain expressing his sympathy for
the king in his recent accident and
praying for his speedy recovery.
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Bulgariaus Bombardins Nish and
Germans Take Big Serbian Arsenal

BERLIN. Germany, Nov Following successful a1-
yances from Knfazevac and Prot both Of which towns the.
the Bulgarian forces in Serbia are bomba
outer forts Of Ns and give promise Of capturing the capital
Kraguyevaz the location Of the great Serbian arsenal W
been captured " the Germans 81.
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KNOCKS
OUT ARIZONA
ANI.ALIENl Law

.Associated Press by Federal wirelessl
r WAsHIgGToN, D. c.; Nov. 1.-The
supreme court Of the United States
today declared the Arizona .anti-allen
law unconstitutlonal. - .. =. =
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EHH84NH Kill -
5 sroDencE o. EVENTS
~ pRoeE or JAlt :

! oe,ok,r e fysd Cough released +
- otI1|.I q Cough ATTACHED a e
n|.1I 81 Ibo|nas Square and =
beaten 10 MdlT. As1al|uI1
n1I1o1IIIef
+ October Is sior|er q 0oush and +
II C. W||11I tod n SIaI.0||'. y
~ I1||n. giving refelafiohs con 4
~ c1fninr Mccroih .scuI|I s|I1
= and county .1|I conditions
= o1|ohcr z1-IoIT|IofIal eI.ro y
iary beeIps lfr.e e.f'nf may 2
N oc,s5| ), Hone q =. F.1'e. :
81. l.5 q F'.relees q IRE
Grand |0I. F|.Ied bI police
s.. s.. =: Gu: :
8 Nj |4b(r |'kteI tirI,I poIIcs +
I|o1 y II.af orr NarfnnIs
I0| arrest ~ I1|Ien and coUI|
0|.| sheriff Rose 1nd utI.|I
Asa amer INVESTIGATION ~
n1.1. C.I.. I'| 81 sn.btn1
.|| TIC. =. CIVIL ||| \ ~" =
I,u|0'eslp1 for oisc1al1.
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1.|,.|.1, n We 1r1nc lufy |ntes
||0I|'|0 4. ~ rclriI I1il and -. Ne
0|''. how're -611I 1ah1'f tfeslment
|.'|.II|| c.||en| traffic p6||t1n1n.
||| .II1|...| Today ~ shef'n reese
Io| .||| . ||I'1rt1 = O. ,ttenpt.1
|.I..| "a t1I1@.ry night upon n
r |...' &|InlI before IA terrific.
r.| ||.|. Jury ~ week u ~ in<11
.|.||. a re @||e1ed county jan
c,.. r1lsd RIsdslt bone 0. s,,
r11.| hight tcc.|lIn1 = TIE story
co..rpe1 % psr< tvtl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-01

George Cradle, a aleper, who escaped
from quarantine at st. Louis two
years ago. returned na-~yoluntarity
surrendered himself.
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Baron hibuzsws. one Of
@1pan's 1rItsst fnanciers. OFT
% called he -. P Morgan Of
Nippon. wikrfiee on the shlnyo
Maru this kernoon. on HE way
q the stat for an extented
eisff He M Be entertained to-
night at Il, Country Club a. .
dinner eivel Jointly BY the Japa-
nese Merchl t. Association, Act
Ing coDsubenersl n. Arita,
Mayer Lan4and the Horolulu
Chamber o. fommerce. The din
ner ls At , teloek.
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= susMARlNss ARE
sUFFETEo sX sEHs

: The '.Fg' submarines and ths J
: cruiser Marylana. en- froute e, :
: Mare Island are making slog !
Z time Of il oadnS 70 adFeEse Elnds :
= and. seas. re naFal I1io sta
: ton received vfleos ton the
z Maryland tn mornlng slEhieh :
), said 80 (.
s -Fof the inforns On Of fhoke ;
!, inteFes ted at the pressht rate ,
) progress, owing 80 head wtnde )
!, md heayy shsaa seaS the expa
J, iition VIII not be Que 20 resch
!: an FraReisCo before NcyspebsF
aassasaR Rasi
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: sL0ND0N England The present Russian cabinet
rs ottern and nors are rife of drastic reorganization Of
leaders Of governments prosecute the success
fully
is understood that the appoumept Of Jean GornSlin
ehancelor of Russia Will control of foreign affairs to n
large dktept is mminent That hexei KlxoselI
now munster Of justice will succeed Goy kin as r1er
of foreign aairss 81 1ypsAkn minis of gIeulInre I'D
II Khritonoi 81 the eAsnfy have been asked tor
their and handed Them h 3 S, q . -
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PRESIDENTIAL WEDDING
LATE DECEMBER PRIVATE

IAssocfated Press by FEDERAL Wirelessl
WASHINGTON. .. c. Nov ts-k
was formally snaouneed today that
the marriage u President Wilson and
Mrs. Norman sGalt viii take place
smear the seIoss Of pecember WI be
private, ard - the Gait heme.S The.
proposed visit % shadow Lawn has
been abandoned. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-01

Because of 4 milk shortage in tt
city, Berlin authorities are eoasidef
ing {, plan to Issue niilk cards similar
TO bread cards issued earlier in the
war. = =. = -. 8 .
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BRITISH JOIN SEUDIANS AND
TRY 10 HOLD BACK SWEEPING
TIDE OF BULGARIAN IEUIONS

FIGHTING NEAR SIRUMlI <BuL GkRlANS PROGRESS ON
. ROAD 70 nANlBE-SERBlA 0vEHRun By SPEEDING
ENEMY--BRiTlSH RENEW ACTIVITY At DkRDkNELLES
. WEST FRONT ARMIES ALSO BUSY TO HOLD eERNANs
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Home 0F WINES
m jllL SCANDAL
VISITED ii MIGE
Policeman, Off Duty Tries
Force Way Into House al
SeIze n. z. ReideI, Sd
Members Of Family; The
Seek Warrants tor Are
S'|ERIfF 4No DEPUTY
INVESTIGATE AND SAY
CULLEN IS SUSPENDED

VA Cite Him for Discharge,
HledeI Believes Attempi Wa.
Made 10 Intimidate Him Be.
cause Ne Testified Before
Grand Jury in MoGTaih-
Sco||I Bowers Matter Az
iat Follows assault On An
oiler Witness, Fred oough
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MAMa


Manoa. Nov. ?
Ftr eaa eranelses:
Ehiny1 Marh Nov 2
Frcm rapsogvsrs
NslurA. Nov &
res ts9osser;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-06

peace ang.l made Il clear he would not
be responsible for the expenses Of any
save those aboard the Oscar II. IL is
feared in some quarters that this de-
cision will have its effect on the length
Of the Frederick Wis passenger list.
The secretaries left behind face the
problem Of supplying the second pay
as-you-enter peace ship with q mascot
as singularly appropriate as the squir-
rel which some anonymous and philan-
thropic genius sent aboard the Oscar
II. They expect, however TO receive a
number Of valuable suggestions.
While they are wrestling with this
problem Moore and Delavigne will give
their attention to the Rev. Dr.. Robert
Watson's plan of petitioning President
Wilson TO name a day on which the
whole Of this peaceful nation shall
pray Cor the success Of the Ford eXpe-
dition.
Dr.. Watson, who is pastor OF the
Scotch Presbyterian Church, at Ninety
sixth Street AM Central Park West,
started the petition yesterday. lie also
arranged TO have members OF his con-
gregation write TO three friends each
asking for their prayers and for their
cooperation In forming an endless
chain to boost the chances of the peace
voyaoers in their project Of emptying
the European trenches by Christmas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-06
OSCAR II MANIFEST
SHOWS NO CoNTRABAND

The Oscar II carries no contra
band. This has been the policy of
her owners, the Scandinavian Line,
during the war. Her clearance pa
pers, filed at the Custom House, give
her destinations as Christiansand
and ChristiRnis, Norway, and Co
penhagen, Denmark, her regular
ports.
Her manifest shows a general
cargo, with many shippers. 1t in
cludes large quantities Of foOdstuffs
and fruit. Some OF the items are:
1880 bags of -four. 1860 sacks Of
coffee, green and bean; $3.50 sacks
Of cocoa, $500 boxes Of raisins, 7,l70
barrels and boxes of apples, $3.50
boxes of apricots, 800 boxes Of pork,
400 packages of lard, $50 boxes Of
figs, Is hOgsheads Of tobacco, 1850
boxes of evaporated apples, 5000
boxes of maize $500 boxes of
peaches, 5000 boxes Of prunes and
1900 packages of tobacco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-06
EDISON SCH00LMhSTER
FOR NAVY'S EXPERTS
Submarine Secrets Unfolded in
Lessons at Orange Plant.

Orange, n. J., Dec. 5.-Thomas A.
Edison, chairman of the Naval Consult
ing Board. is using his big plant, for a
short time at least, as an experimental
school Of electricity for the men Of the
navy. The first group Of thirty men
and fourteen officers yesterday COM
pleted a weeks course Of instruction.
They came from Quincy, Mass, and
Brooklyn stations.
Next week a contingent from the
Newport base will be given instruc-
ton. DR.. Mlller Reese Hutchison.
chief engineer. gave some Of the icct-
ures. Mr.. Edison has assisted per-
sonally in the instruction.
II Is Mr.. Edison's intention TO in
struct the men of the submarine foe
tilla first. Every one will get an in
sight in the building OF the storage
battery recently perfected at the Edi-
son plant, which, IL is said, does away
with the danger OF chlorine gas poison
ing.
Experts at the laboratory last week
showed the processes Of manufacture.
illustrated lectures were given on vari-
Gus subjects Of special interest TO navy
men and pertaining 10 electricity.
A question box was furnished the
men where questions OF al kinds per
tanning 20 electricity we're asked and
answered. Mr.. Edison's famous library
was placed at the disposal Of the Wis
itors