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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-20
Nichols. Anthony ID
ANERY--At

AVERY-At Katonah, N Y, Sunday
morning. April 10, 1915. Alfred +;
Avery, in his 10th year. Funeral
services from the First Presbyterian
Church, Katonah, n. Y, Wednesday,
April q, at 1880 p. m. Train leaves
Grand Central Depot at 11;l4 a. m.
Interment at Kensico Cemetery on
arrival Of 500 train.
BURR-Or Sunday, April IS, at the
New York Hospital, Joseph Arthur
Burr, husband of Ella A. Dawson.
Funeral services TO be held at the
First Presbyterian Church, Henry
ST., near Clark, Brooklyn, on Tues
day, April 20, at 1 p. m. Interment
at the convenience Of the family.
HAFF-At Englewood, n. j., April 10,
Caroline Augusta, sister Of the late
Mrs. William P. Coe, In the seth year
Of her age. Funeral private.
KISSAM-on Sunday morning. April
10, in his S5th year, Samuel Hamil-
ton Nissan, beloved husband OF
Sarah Pinkney Nissan.
Relatives and friends are invited
to attend the funeral services, at his
late residence, 80 West I'D ST., on
Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock.
HOLT-At her home, in Summit, n. j..
Sunday morning, April 10, Agnes
White Holt, wife Of Philetus II. Holt.
Funeral services at Calvary Church,
Summit, y. j., on the arrival of the
train leaving Hoboken 2:20 p. m.
Wednesday, 21st inst. Interment pri-
vate.
MOORE-Stuart Hull, at his home in
Pasadena, Cal, April IS, in his 6lst
year. Notice Of funeral later.
NICHOLS-At Winter Park, Fla, April
Is. 1915, Anthony Dey, beloved hus-
band Of Elizabeth Frink, and son OF
the late DR.. Isaac A. Nichols and Jo-
sephine Dey, of Newark, y. j., in the
58th year of his age. Funeral SER
vices will be held at the University
Place Presbyterian Church, at 10th
ST., Tuesday morning, at lO:3O.
NILES-On April IS, 1915, DR.. John
Olmsted Niles, aged SO years. Fu-
neral service 7:15 Tuesday evening,
Bushwick Avenue Congregational
Church, Brooklyn.
Won BENKENDORFF-At Wiesbsden,
Germany, April Is, 1915, Frederick
Won Benkendortf, husband of Eliza
beth Warren Won Benkendort, Tor
merly of Brooklyn, n. Y.
WEII-Jean, on Monday, April 10, at
his late residence, 81 East l56th ST.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
WHITE-In San Francisco, Cal, on
April u, 1915, Agnes Avery White,
of 70 Oak Ridge av., Summit, n. j.,
widow of John Evelyn White. Flu
neral private
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MARRIED.
GOODMAN-CLARK - Or

OODMAN-CLARK - On Sunday,
April 10, at the Church of the Saw
Jour. Philadelphia, Penn, by the Rev.
Sydney Goodman, Sarah Wood Clark,
of New York and Newport, r. l., TO
the Rev. Frederic W. Goodman, rector
of 81. Mary's Church, Newport, r. /.
Notices NJ marriages and deaths must
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ANOTHER WAR
PLAY PRESENTED
"The Hyphen" a Brave At
tempt to Catch the Spirit
of the Times.
NOT MUCH DANGER OF
BREAKING NEUTRALITY
Good Cast Works Hard to In
ject Life Into Crude
MelOdrama.


"The Hyphen," by Justus Miles For
man. At the Knickerbocker.
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must
be accompanied by full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-20

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY,
nsd 8 BY HsFlsn lem. Trstn a and BY TFSrisSs \
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

tiirme, bic an bic 8efeItisunsen Der
oeutfhen mitteloIterliben StGote ges
mobnen.
Sin Oiiiteres unb fdidIuIreides
2onb fiirlpubr; bod feline nripeg'
Idmteiten unb feline perpidelten 3us
itGnbe bd6sn bic beutI9en &oloniiten
ni9t ab9ei6redt. bic friiber etpa elm
SSiinftel oes 9etreioebooens beipirta
ifoftet buben fOIIen. Sura Den lltas
oom "a. WlGra 1892 tpuroe isOo4 Die
QnIieblung frember Stoatsangeb0ri'
ger in @olbbnien perbpten. 9egens
ipdrtig iollen flint bonn Sunbert Der
@efamtbeOOIteruns Oeutf4er Sertunft
Iein. Der SolSreidtum Bolbpniens
lit troB Der bel ben RuIen iibIit1en
@albberiuiiitung nod INNER uuBers
orbentli6. 3fpiihen ben Ddlbern
Der pOliefie breitsn ii4 9rOBe @ies
fenftreden aus, Die i'm Sriibiubr bon
ben 5Iuten oes pripet unO ieiner gies
benfliiFe iiberi6pemmt gu perben
pflegen. Sdlres 9rds ipddft auf
bieIen oftmaIs grinbIoien 8eibeflGs
den. Sn bidten @eb0Isen umordns
gen Grlen unb @Ipen, bic eisentIi4en
Sumpfbdume. bas f6pantenoe @ies
ien9eIGnbe. giur tpenige Straben
fiibren 6ur4 oas 2abbrintb Der Bril-
DIE uno Moore. unb au9 bieie ipers
ben oft genug Our9 1eberI9pems
mlngsn ungangbar gema9t. 9as
unbur9brinsIi9e 9idi9t 6es GrIens
bru6s pei4t BEL sunebmenber Seitigs
teit bes 8oOens benz @uipalb, Der ges
beimnisDolI raunenoen WeiB6uGs,
un6 ibsrun fGimmert bic 8irte, bes
glOrOens llrbdum. SIM Siiben 1T bic
2unbi9uft biigeIig unb teinespess
obne gbpedslung. Sn bieIem SeiIe
Iie9t bas 5eitunssbreied Sud -9ubs
no - Rolpno, Oas als 9lusfaastor
geaen @aliaien sebo6t mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
eein 9riesspIau.

~Yab~l rief SeIb Riiolai, -ipas ma6t
Wlir ne perlor'ne 9urdbrudsfdIadt.
Rod9iebi9feit lit Gbriiteniduuid,
Sd ton5entriere mid 5arild
lluo Iod' ben Seinb. ihInit tuie id bin.
Sus poInff ffe 6eitungsbiered rtn.
Solgt er mir bort : ueritebn &c uli.-
Damn fIappe idl Die Sale 5ul
SuleBt 9etuiune i'd Den Sie9
Sod nod onrb ben gridopfun9sfriee;
8erburoeu nit glusbuneeruno.
Bring i'd Die SeutI6en ailf ben
Sdipung,
Sbr sanaes Seer tuirO, iuenn'5 eridOpft.
@ei0pftl"
limb ipieber rief SeIS glifoIai:
sBaridau lit futldl Surral slu iudibl
llno Sab Die Seutiden gang fapott
@ebn, opfr' id] aud Siuangorob.
SlIrlanb uno Rulen rGlim' id1 it'll -
gtun merit bod ieber, mas i6 tuill
Naif Die &anonen auf Die @abul
Sns Snu're riul Sas lit mein Ylau.
9iur intuer fir 5liriid9eranntl
Sies tuir0 @rId0pfrngstrieg gennnnt.
Sin5u fontnlt, it's nod nidt aeniing,
Sic Gus9une 'rllngl"
l1nb frii6, fronlm. frei riidt gtifolai
gntIdloiIen lpeiter aus. iudbeil
g8ie Suipno girg in aner SrIb
gloipos9 9eoreietust perbii.
Ser Qibmanu nit benz @eieIer
$reibt raid bor iidl ben gieI Der -
0faus nit benz Beet
Sus 8reitl
Ulit ieiuer Sale 5eist lids flar,
Sag oieIes man BLOB Sale mar;
CT lit, nun tpir'n ins bor9efnDpft,
SeIbit bom @rid0pfun9strieg erI1opft,
limb llniere Gusbun8 run8 bat
Ct ieI6er iatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

bsrse; Der in bieTer gesenb bes aans
bes perbdltnismGBig tpoblbabenbe
8ausrnitanb beihdftist fid neben
Dem Weinbau bor allen aud nit Der
S9peineSu9t un6 trsibt in Sriss
oensaeiten nit benz 8oritenpie6 einsn
bsbsutenoen ausfubrbanbel. aua Der
9streibebau iIt in Der llmsessnb bon
Semenoria lsbboft unb Iobnenb. unb
Die a0rnerfrii9te finoen our4 8ers
mitttung Der in Gemenoria onidTis
gen 9Gnblsr ibren Neg auf ben
@eltmartt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

Die RuFen baben nod feline gites
oerlose erIitten, bic fie ni9t lo9ii9
gu ertldren bermo9ten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
SemeHdrIa.

0ie Stabt Semen6ria. bic bdIo
na@ gr6ffnung Der beutf9s0iterrsis
6ifben Offeniipe sesen @erbten bon
ben 9eutIdsn genommen ipurbe, TT
cine uralte Siebelung unb itammt
aus Der gfDmeraeit, in Der lie einen
beFeIttgten Srt biIoete, Der no9 feis
ner SDbenloge ben gtamen aureus
mons fiibrte. 4nndbernb 5ipei Sdbrs
tauIenSe bin6ur9 lit SemenOria imz
mer pieber beiB umitritteu porben.
uno bic grobe 8urgfeItung. Die i'm
Sabre 1430 bon Georg 8runtoipitIdb
erbaut iporben lit, iub mon9en beis
ZEN Sturm. Sdon i'm Sabre 1411
iiegten Bel Semenbrio Die Siirten
ii6er bic llngarn. 9lu9 in ben Sdmps
fen Der Sabre 1439, 1459 unb 1890
eroberten Die Siirten ole 6eItuns. Die
Bis gum beuti9en Sage bon "a Siirs
men baitioniert lit, ilno bic nod beute
aud in ibren iibrisen 8auli9teiten
gut erbalten lift. Sm Sabre 1717 ents
rib Prin5 @ugen SemenOria ben
Siirten; bieIe erpberten es aber i'm
Sabre 1913 suriid. Seit Dem 9lprtl
6es Sabres 1867 iino bic Serben i'm
9eIiBe Der Stdbt, bic lie Smeoerebu
nennen, uno ole, an Der 9onau unb
Sefnba selegen. beute ettpa 1000 gins
ppbner SdbIt.
Semenoriu lit eine tbpifde ierbis
f9e Sreisita6t, beren ense unb fptnts
Iise @nTen nod fart orientalifhen
@inf6lag Seigen. Gtinss um Die
Stabt erbeben iib fru4tbare Deins
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
lie ensliiden sIniidtspuitfarten.

Inter Der fdperen 8eIutung, bic
bas neue engIiicbe Budget Dem Sns
lonbsPoitpertebr auferleet. Oiirfte bic
8sItimnung, Die in 3utunft ods
POrto fir Die Poittorten Dem Der eins
fa9en 8riefe glei4iteut. Der ni9t
msbr ols eins llnSe piest, am meiiten
Wioeripru9 erregeu. 8isbsr mar 0ns
pprto Der poittarte elm balbsr pens
mn; iebt ioll lie, ipie Der Brief, einen
Pennp toiten. 9as 8riefpOrtO bGeibt
slet9, aber oas 9eiui9t bes penups
8riefes miro bon 4 llnSen auf l
uu5e reouSiert.
Die 6abritanten Der QnIi6tspoits
fdrten, Ole in @nslanO ME 10 floriers
ten ipie in 0sutI9lanb. BON 6snen
aber op9 jGbrli9 perI9iebene Wlillios
nen fabri5iert fpurben, bsfiir9tsn
ipobl nit Re9t. DAP Die a6I9affung
Oes SaI6sSennpspOrtOs ibre Sn6us
ftrie ruinieren tpiro. limb oann miro
Der T6lnue S9obtanSler unenbIi9
raen Suburb berlisreu, bag ois asut.
aufb0ren, slnii9tspoIttdrten gu iens
ben, dls er bur9 feline PortoerbObung
gu getpinnen bpfft. @s nerOen in
GnglonO jGbrIi9 5000 neus glnIi9tss
ppittarten bergeItellt, unter Osnen felt
&riegsbesinn Die rpotriotii9sn" pOfts
tarten bic srObte ROle ipielen. Mc,
Sienna lit elm i6Is6ter pntriot. $40
bleibt bic Rstrutierung, menu man in
3utunft Die 9riidebsrssr ni9t our9
Patriotic Picture POitcarbs" anfsus
ern tann2
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8eitfGGiidj Siitidl.

glus einem tleinen Srte bes &reiIes
arnsberg, nabe Der beiiiI4sipeitfGlis
I9en 9ren3e, er9ielt elm Musfstier
bpn elmer liebenben Seele einen Brief,
Der neben terntger, edit beutI9er @es
iinnung aud niht ben Sumor gu
turs tommen IGbt. @r Iautet oIIo:
.In ben Mergter (Mebger) Sielipp
Cd. topplottrtes Qombiniertes)
bdttaio6n SnpontdriireIdiment iabs
benabtsilungmai4i 4ierselpebr (Sap'
pefsabteiluns bei Nai4inensetpebs
ren), artonnen (9lrsonneD. 8t uns
parr tpiber fed; ct is bis gu f9eene;
nit bdbben Oooruffbin teidIa3tst;
mags au 70; fdla' Die perbummte
Sran5ps, gDs ie's aeipitter frigen uno
mad, baB bu na Sus ttmi. benn bine
fotosrafi aGIesn is 90 fir mi ou MIR
aaf Ole buer (Dauer). s muB ims
mer alIeen a bid oente; besbolD
i9ite Die gros padette DorI9t fir
oi I'M al bin &amero6e, bamit i oi
belpen, b6s 8 Iauseuts BON Sronaos
lin balle al inert. Mar (mad's) gut
IN INNER bette bruff nit bin 9ames
robe. 8atrinn."
Sn Der Sat fam elm rsdt srpBes
patet gutter @urit fir ben P6iIipp
unb Die &ameraoen an uno tnmeraos
f9aftIi9 ipurbs seteilt. Ollie &ame'
raSen Der tleinen glbteilung. eins
f9IiebIitb Der Offi5iersfeIIpertrete
antpOrteten Jrdulein aotbarine auf
ibrsn Brief uno perIpra4en, in ibrsm
Sinne au ipirten.
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Der Suluf anf t6nerncn Sifen.

9lls Der rufifde &aifer glitoIaus
1. ben 4OmiraI Siirit MenI9nifop
na4 &onitantinopel fanbte, um fir
Rublanb elm reIisiOfes Protettorat
iiber bic srisdifben Gbriit.n in Der
Siirtei gu Derlangen, ba trat biefer
ruiiifbe glbgefanote in fdmubisen
Stiefeln unter Die 5u feierIider Sits
3ung bereinistsn tiirtifdsn Miniftsr.
9amaIs tat 5uab @ffenbi Die Geu.
berung: r9er ruiiiihe SoloB meint,
ipenn er S4muB auf ben SiiBen boz
be. fperOe europa ipeniger Ieben, baB
iie tOnern iinb." 5uno gffenbi tat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
Wolbynien.

@oIbbnien, in beFen Ddlber unb
Siimpfe ber grobe @erni8tungss
iampf gesen RuBlanos Seere ith hins
iiberseiptelt bat. 1T eines Der ountels
ften GGnber @uropus. S4on rein
erbtunOIi9 bietet es our9 bic eisens
tiimli6en Stauungen feines Saupts
fIuHes, bes 9ripst. elm suna unges
fpDbnlites Bib. 9u liegt i'm Rors
ben oes 2nnbes Der gfieienIampf Der
gOIieIie, bes nSinterpalOsebiets." in
fabelbaftsr 9lusoebnung. Sn bieiem
WaIbs unb Sumpfldnb, uno 5tpdr
tn ben Siimpfen, tuolIte ii6s
rigens elm beutIler SOrIder, Sbeos
bOr poefde. bic llrbsimat Der SnSo'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

aermdnen entbedt bnben. bic mir beus
te eber an ben @eitaben Der Sffee
uno i'm fiioliden S4tpeOeu gu ieben
aeneiat iinb. 9ort i'm glorben @ols
bbniens lit nod immer bic SGIfte Der
GrboberflG9e nit WaIb beOsdt. llns
aebeure sSi9tenipGlber perben bie
nnb oa bon @idenbeftGnOen unier=
brp6en, oeren friid9riines Goub
fleinruIiIds @OltsIieoer preiIsn.
9enn ou9 @OIbpnien seb6rt au Den
bon 9robrublonO unterio6ten 9ebls>
ten, feline pormaIs ni9t unanIebrlis
dc RuItur mar utrainii9, gum Sell
aud poInifd. Su aremeneb, i'm
ipobnli6eren Siiben bes 2unbes, be-
ffdnb Bis 1882 cine utrainiI6e So9s
f4uls, bic bonn srobruiFi9 aemoht
unb nod &isip berIeet purbe. Sie
befdnntsIte Stabt Wolbbniens 1T
Wlabimir. Dos benz tpeItli6.n Seile
9aliSiens feinen Namen, 2obpmeris
en-. seseben bat. Bis sur stpeiten
Seilung polens nGmIid btl6ete @oIs
bbnien einen Sell oieIes S6ni9rei6s.
Wldoimtr lit BON Sataren, &oIoteu
nnb dnberen Norbbrennern 10 oft
SerItort porben, bdB es bonn ahis
Sebnten Sabrbunbert an BEN bDllieen
3erfaIe entgesenging. Sn SItrog,
bos an einem RebenfluFe bes 9ripet
aeIe9en iIt. iiebt man nod beute
Spuren einitigeu @Ion5es, lteberreite
itattIider &irden, gelpaItigs Runos
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.Sebt mari6iereu mir felt einem
Sabre INNER iie9reid gegen Berlin :
geIebeu baben mir es bis beute nod
iiidt, unb ie tpeiter mir bprriiden, beitu
ruiiiIder tpirb Die @e9eno."
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Ser Glieser.

ginft fIos i'd Su 8oife
SlIs Heiter bahin,
Ser 8ino mein @eroiie
limb Ieid)t uein Siiu.
Sa bats mid uniuettert,
Bon gliben untIobt
gu 8oben eeidmettert, -
llno mein 9iob. bas mar tot.
Sfein Bfer6 mebr 5u baben, -
9lIs Reiter binein
Su ben S6iibengrabenl
Sa mo6t' i'd uidt feiu. - - -
Sun fabr' ib {. better
limb Iei6t i'm CHM
Gls eiu Bolfenreiter
Vefliigelt oubiu.
@eine Gugeu, bic eriiben
Sds Sterneu5eIt
llno tags mir 5u Sibeu
Sic fonni9e Belt.
8enu nit augeIipenben
Der Seino mid beorobt,
glud i'd bab' in S6nben
Sen @lib umo ben Sob.
Sief unten Die @rifte
Ser grbe 10 tpeitl
Bin Der Slonig Der 2iifte,
Scr Selb unierer 3ett.
@eOrs gfuieIsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

bod ni6t tommen tpolIte, faste Elm
Serr: Der Sunb fdeint dber furtts
bar unfoIgfam gu ietn." na9 nein."
eripiberte bic Dame. puber por bem
9riea hieb er sfrib."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18

Cine 2onboner 3situns beranfaIs
tsts cine Runbfrase. ipel9e 12 Per'
f6nIi6teiten benz Bolt in 0ieier 9riie
am unentbebrliditen feien. Mertpiir'
big, bnB &Onis @eprg in allen 9lnt.
iportsn on 5pOlfter SteIIe senannt
pur6e. ts,I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-18
Sricgsbnmur.

Die ariesataufe. 2lls cine
enaIif9e Dame immerfprt rSphn!
Sobn! Sobn!" rief, uno ibr Siinbdsn
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WILL
Be SUBJECT OF
TALK TONIGHT
FINAL or SERIES or LECTURES
WILL De DELIVERED AT The
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ON
wARRlNo NATIONS.

The fnal lecture Of the series Of lee
lures on the Warning Nations OF Eu-
rope" viii be given tonight a. the First
Christian church. corner Seventh and
Gadsden. az p. m.
The subject Is Germany and Her
Organization" and the lecture demon
stratca her superiority IN this respect.
IL In others she is wanting according
60 human estimation The present
crisis which has arisen between the
United States ard Germany viii %
course make the subject more interest
ing "a is, az course. a matter a.
opinion a. 60 the course that Germany
has taken, In regard 50 her rights or
wrongs. bur none VIII rafnsay the fact
That the present conditions are seri
Gus.
DC ls expected that these facts vii
make the lectures of interest 10 al.
and as the lecture is free. IL is urged
Hpan al thinking people % avail them
selves ~ this opportunity There win
be- a silver collection 70 defray the
expenses ~ the series.
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. PROTRACTED
MEETING WILL
START MONDAY
WILL Sc CONDUCTED AT TIE
MuscoGEE WHARF CHURCH ~
THE PASTOR.

ON next Monday evening at Ts4s
o'cl0ck. there viii begin a series Of
meetings 81 the MuscoEee wharf
church. corner Eleventh avenue and
peLeon street continuing through the
week
The pastor viii BE assisted b. the
Rev. J. r.. F'eaEin of Pollard. Ala This
gentleman il a conaecrated man %
God. has several years experience ia
the pulpit and comes - CO fresh from
splendid revival in his own charge II
which there were afty-tnree aces
sions 20 the church, three Of whom
were calies to the ministry
Christians and non- Christians.
chHrchmembers and non-churchmem-
hers lei rs las aside everything Cor an
hour or 80 during each niEht ~ neat
week ard attend these serviFs& n
win mean more to you and yours than
sou can possibly estimate
Come promptly AZ Z Is. AT Ers most
cordially invited and urNaa &c attend
Especially vii We ae glad % have the
ministers = the city present
Very sincerely.
D. Fl naBARDELEBEN.
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ROTARY CLUB
MOCK TRIAL
~ WILL FEATURE TIE MOTHERS
DAY MEETING NEXT TUESDAY
EVENING.

TIE tntertainmert committee 81 the
Rotary club Is plaHnire q mock triaI'
for the Mothers pav program next
Tuesday. and au who have received
slopoenaa are requested 20 Be Hresent
az tha san Carlos hotel re O'Clock
this afternocn &c lire up ire parts
pr Mallory Kennedy is chairman ~
tbs committee. sidney n Levy and
A a. avery. Dr. arr the ether mem
hers.
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POSTPONE MEETING OF
SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION

View York May ts=-The rnseufr ~
the executive board nf - National
Wamana suHrwe Association which
was g have haen held here was roat
poned until after Tire conference 81
suffrage leaders in chtcano 1uns rs 81
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PICTURESQUE FRENCH
DEPUTY rs DEAD

Pars. MAY Marquis de Bauary
dAsson. Cor thirty years ore 81 the
most picturesque Hearra IH fhr cham
her 81 asgHres. died last n.sht al the
ase o. - yeara
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW

NEW ORLEANS. September ia
wave OF bullish sentiment swept tn.
cotton market last week. causing hcavv
trading and putting prices up 10 new
h!Sh levels for the season. Al th. high
est the trading months were 80 TO 81
points over tho previous weeks final
figures: the lose was at nc, gain for
the week OF 80 10 30 points
Buying was stimulated hy unravor-
able crop accounts and better spot de-
mand Texas claimed damage by re
cent weather conditions, and much in
jury from insects. Higher spot prices
and Improvement In demand caused
some argument bears claiming spots
were following futures and that much
OF tho cotton purchased would he de-
!iNercd on contracts. Bulls contendcd
that spirners were entering the market
anew. that foreign interests were buy.
ing and storing in this country. and
that tho Improvement in foreign en-
change marked favorable change in
the export situation.
The political situation. was an un-
favorable influence, but it's effect was
mostly because OF bull!sh enthusiasm
should friction between the Germanic
powers and this country increase how
ever bears confidently expect n reaction
due Ia liquidation OF the long account
Bulls predict now high records dur
ing the coming week because they con-
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Hogs Isolated While BcinE Watched
for Cholera Symptoms.

stock from infected sources and also
on Tho shoes OF persons who have
walked over infected areas. We can
only 10 control and ultimately eradi-
cat" hog cholera by honest. con-
ScicutioUs and painstaking efforts on
the part Of al! farmers and hog raisers
iookins I" the effective isolation Of all
animals having the disease. scrupulous
cleanliness IN the handling and care
OF hogs. disintcction OF infected prem
iS"s, INC burning OF all carcasscs of
hogs that have died Of this disease,
proper car" In the selection os fresh
stock and tho careful and intelligent
Isc Of hog cholera serum
Hogs should be !cd a balanced ration
CONSISTING % such materials as corn
and various corn products bran, wheat
middl!ngs oil meal. tankarc and dis
filters dried grains and. whenever pos
Sinlc, they should hc supplied with
forage crops, such as green alfalfa
or alfalfa hay. Hogs should he sup
piled with an abundance Of pure. clca n
water. plenty Of shade in not weather,
DRY bedding. and airy. Eight. we'll
ventilated hos houses
Great care should be exercised in
tho purchase Of new stock in order "a
secure healthy, vigorous animals. free
from disease In this connection i, Is
we'll 10 bear In mind tina, hog cnoIcra
mas an Incubation period lasting from
I'VE 70 twenty days during which
time the animal may appear normal
70 all lnt"nts and purposes Separate
quarters should he provided for tho
ISOLATION Of all newly purchased ami
mails where they may toe kept from
The rest @; the herd FOR a period q:
ihree weeks, and kept under ohserva
Won for any symptom OF the disease
tnat may appear
Following an outbreak OF nor
cholera in herd. thorough cl.anin :
ND and distinction OF hog lots and
quarters must he rcso-ted to. rire an,
i:osh air-slakcd lime are the most
efficient agents FOR rho destruction ~
f. hos cholera virus Scatter fresh mir.
Siak"d lin" aoundantly about the hos
lots o. disintcct win n 2 per cor,
solution Of crcsol compound and white.
wash the hog houses and fences.
Sick hogs should not he sold ncithc,
should they be driven alons public
highways or transported in cars from
place 10 place or placed in publ,
S'"ckTafhs or pens. In other words
,ne only way TO properly control thi.
disease !s 10 isolate It. and though il
may work n temporary hardship on
IN" lnd!Vidun! owner 10 do this. IL i:
certainly, ultimately. to mis- intcres
ana 10 IN" interest Of the great bod,
81 hog raiscrs 10 do all In his MOVIE,
10 establish and maintain a rigid anc
efcctive quarantine with respect I,
this disease
The only In"ann OF protecting tn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
RUSSIA MOST INTERESTED
IN DOMESTIC Probe
VIII Continue to Take Precedence
All Other Aspects of wnr
Until Solved.

Especial Gable to The Times Dispa,
PETROGRAD, September III
Russia's domestic problem is solve,
VIII continue to take precedence in
pubic interest over all other ASH
or the war. a definite settlement
some Kind is expected TO be reaC
during the present week. but the $
auoh is by no means easy TO har
IL is claimed by advocates of eXten
chahSeS IN the majority of the G.
net including Controller Haritonoff
munster OF tho Interior Shtchterba
mat several of the main demands
inc Duma majority already arc un
going fulfillmcnt A commenccn
mas been made with the rcplaccmer
Governors and other officials in
iocai administration who were
hoNious 10 public sentiment.
inc place within which Jews are
United to live has been extended {,
certain limitations, to include mrs,
caiIy the entire empire. The auton,
OF roland has been proclaimed j
emphasis. on which there can be-
gong pack. and the 10, of prise,
ana eXiics has been lightcncd
In circular addressed TO m. d
errors. the Minister of the Intd
points out that the widening pale
occasion dissatisfaction in certain
tions and even may lead IN n,,p;t,
tons OF hostility against Jewish ~
gees from Poland who now arc soal
refuge in other parts Of the en-
Local administrations. accordingly
warned that such DEMONSTRATIONS y
not b" tolerated. and any aitomn,
ORGANIZE them must be nippcd in
bud.