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WHEAT

CHICAGO. June Neutrality-suspicious.
mat shs4t al one time today brok. a.
= nSN Low price for the 1919 crop. the
ny. -, 49," ins a. y hole had a decided
~ OF iater export demand would s-ou.
WIN a rush. Closing quotations we're
Corn gained lqls 10 IL II
ana y 70 lHl NC In Provisions the
o,u,tso'ne varied from to sTls cents de-
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Logan . sry.a'. Closing s,oes Letter.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE list re-
sponded lin vigorous fashlon 10 n sub
stantial class % buying Activity was
more general than In quite a period and
the outside response gartifytng.
The American note 20 Germany was con-
strued IN q favorable light and sKerted "A
beneficial nlfluence on stock market
sentiment We believe further better
market.
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D.. ". FISHER this week started q Trans
Ter and auto line between EarnssvlIl.
aud Somertun. Mr. Fisher also intends
Earurstille
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The ladies' Of the Main street Metbo-
dis church. will give a box and fee
cream social IN the church dining room
on Tuesday evening. June 10th.
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Attsna Commencement

Mr.. and Mrs W. r. smith. 81 North
chestnut street left this morning Tor
lbfrlin. whore their son. Harold. is Il
graduate OF Oberiin College
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NEW MARTINSYILLE

The Daily intsingencer will - rouna
q sale a. Asars CiEar ahd Frat, sgana.
Main street. kanncas CigL ard fruti
stand Noes Thomas f'Ftit STAND Johr
tncfnAs' frtit stano. a. dspoS
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AND LAKE ERIE
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS
10 CLEVELAND

=, 400 round trip from Wheeling ans
MARTINS Ferry every saturday. return
ins Monday. 3l75 round trip every
sl,.b round trip 20 Canton, going sat-
utcay. returning sunday. ,iS0 round
trip every sunday. Ne
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pand. In no other quarter has the re-
ytval Of activity been pronounced as
In iron and steel.
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arfefs.

home made bread. rolls. cakes, pies and
a few dressed chickens
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. June II. '15.
corrected by a. y. Masten A Co mem
ncrs Boston Stock Exchange No aga
fOurth avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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GOES TO PEN
William Long Convicted OF Second
Degree Murder Given intermediate
Sentence al Columbus

ST. GAINESVILLE. Ohio. June IL
William Long, who was found guilty
In the spring criminal session Of sec.
ond degree murder. was given an in
trrmediate sentence i'm the Ohio peni.
Tertiary. The attorneys for Long ar
gued a motion for a new trial some
Time ago. which was overruled yes
terday BY the judge Long was found
guilty OF shooting John Blakney, when
he entered the formers cornheld IN
foWhatan. lie was ordered 20 be
taken 20 the penitentiary within five
days after the sentence.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
New York Curb Market

WHEELING. w Va. June ~ "a
Reported by a. T.. Aiasten 4 Co, 4.
strand, manager. members New Yors
Stock Exchange 'NA
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sew YORK. June H. Coffee rf,
10 5rc future steady. July C90c.
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PI TsBU RICH. June it-r,,,t.
prime SS.s0u9.10.
Sheep-faIr. SUNNY ugbt Dit
wethers s6.50HG.7b; culls and commons
'-ieuH IVY, srTing lambs t7.0OgI2OO.
49, 'aLNes- slV.oQM 1913.
hogs-loWer, receipts 20 douhled.rks
Irlme heaNies 500 7.g5; mediums and
workers t0Oqs.05. pigs s7Soef Vi.
roughs 5000 $50. wv
is,oooi weak. Bulk t7.iSj7.s5: iishs
ssSS9ga 7'ss' roughs s7oOg7I5. pigs
=, cattle-.Receipts 900; unsettled. Ma
i've beef steers tG.75ns.bO: Western
Steers 20 30 u 5. 49, cows and hsifers 81 20
$50; calves t5.5OdlO.25.
Sheep-Receipts 5000. steady Sbssr
$500 q li.60. N''' spi'"s
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Elmer Hibbits. charged with at
tempt no rape. vas given a re.bearinr
I'm the probate court yesterday before
judge Charles Lynch. Hibbits was
alleged 20 have attempted to Grim.
inally assault Mrs Sarah Tidd. Of Rel.
lair". Judge Nichol bound him over
10 the grand jury with the charge OF
assault and battery Bond amounting
to 500 was given for bis appearance
next September.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.
WHEELING. W Va June II. IL
Ihe Acukc IlttsburEn stocks Corrected
dslly BY A L Aast-n A Co. bankers
anu brokers. National Exchange Hans
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PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLSBUR0
Wheeling Wel,sbprv
Leave
z3nd Street, I-.v.
omheehhg Wellsburs
a:s0 p. m 400 no..
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. June IL. NJ.
Range OF activs stocks on the New
York stock Exchange. corrected daily De
A. E- hssten q Co. broksra
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on lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments Weighing In excess OF
hfty pounds or large bulk will not he
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daily Except aundav
NO shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between $500 and s:iS
n. m
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Industriats. Etc.
LOCAL STOCKS

Daily Quotation I.fsf ~ tbs N,i,...f1,..
Stock Exchange.
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MOUNDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUEDsvILR
Daily Except Sunday.
10th Street Law. =
oWheeiins houndavlls
2:s0 D. M -
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stOeks. IopsnlHiEhl Low clos.
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c''h!''IS' 'foi'! iiSt lhCc.)
All intent TO deceive or defraud the
American government. and said that
they sought TO deceive only the
enemies of Germany.
During the trial il de.clopcd tina,
Captain Is. Boy-f:d. German naval at
tachc at Washington. had directed tho
expenditure of $3.50 900 additional. which
was sent here from Berlin in August.
1918. The government charmed tn,t
virtually the entire 100000 was spent
in furthcrancc OF plans TO aid German
warShips at sea, under the supervision
and With the knowledge OF CAPTAIN
BOY Ed.
When the defendants took the wiz
ness stand, Il was brought out that
the !inc activity in sending supplies
I" German warships was the result, OF
al agreement made in 1919. long he
iorc tho war, between the I1amburg-
American Line and the German govern
mcnt An abstract OF this agreement
and the cablcgranls that passed be-
tween New York and Germany II, rcla
uon thereto after war Was declared
werH said 10 have been placed for safe
Keeping with tho German embassy AT
WashinetoM.
Va th" hours passed me hopes of the
tour Gcicndants rose in anticipation OF
q favorable verdict;
Il wa" lawful, .Iudgo Howe had
charged he jury. for the defendants
|" send supplies to tho German fleet.
"itE this important condition attach ID
that IN doing so they make no inter
national attempt 10 deceive por, col :
ic1'ors and truly stated the nature OF
the cargo and It's destinations
There are thrc" things you mus,
decide Judge Howe charged "pid
I'll" defendants enter into a conspiracy
TO dciraud the United states. az alleged :.
i'id they have Il criminal intention .?
Did at least one of them do any act
10 ahcct the object Of the conspiracy 49,
ono or more of -four frauds must
have been intended, the court charged,
in order 10 Nnd the defendants guilty.
First. II would constitute q; fraud
against III" United States TO procure
Il clearance from a collector of customs
~ " port Of tho United states nv in
tcntt"n2liy making u false manifest re-
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AUSTRIA MAKES INQUIRY
ABOUT COR|CAR CHARGES
Wants 10 Know Grounds for Recent
Statement by Department
OF Justice.
APPARENTLY CONFIRNIATORE
y" Reply to Communication Vet
Nude. and When One VIII BE Sent.
or What Contents Might BE, Not
Disclosed at State Department.

WASHINGTON, December 2--The
State department has received from
Vienna a formal inquiry regarding "a
statement recently issued Ut tho be
partmcnt OF Justice. which was CON
sidcred by the Austrian embassy here
as being in confirmation of charges
mad" by Or. Goricar, 81 former Aus
TRAN CONSUL. that Austrian consulatcs
in the United States, operating under
the direction Of the German embassy
cripple muni;ion plants.
AuStr!a's inquiry asked whether Tho
department Of Justice had ISSUED such
" statement III regard to the charges
mad" lay tn" f"rIucr Austrian consul
and, If 40. npou what grounds il based
iis assertion which appeared to lie
c"niirma,ory in nature.
';"rir"r charged in effect that Aus
;rian "uu"ulatns IN the United states
operating under IN" direction OF the
German embassy. were concerned in
""u*"irH"i"s {" cripple muni,iun plautS.
No reply :" tho communication ias
Nct been made. aud whom ono would
hc transmitted "r what it's contcutS
might hc was not disclosed a; the state
department
Nh"n the charge "f tn" Austrian en-
hHSSv here first complained to tho state
Department about tho statement. IT
was said th"'. should tho Department,
OF Justice tajl to dcny til" statement
was authoritative, he would comruui-
cate the facts in tho case to Vienna
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mann AGAIN SELECTED
AS REPUBLICAN LEADER
Minority Members of House Eject
Their Organization FOR SIXTY
Fourth Congress.
CAUCUS is OPEN TO PUBLIC
Copper Protests Cnsmcccssfully
Against Resolution Authorizing
Designation of Nj Committee Na-
signmcnts by Nominee for Speaker.

WASIiiNtiToN. December 2.--liousc
Republicans effected their organization
for the SiNty-four:h Congress Tonight
with Representative Mann. Of Illinois.
as candidntc FOR Speaker and thus
again minority leader. The ii0 Rep
rcscntativcS prc"eut pCtcd unanimous
~. except in c'tc instance. when Rep
rcscntativc Cooper % Wisconsin, pro-
tested unSucccsSfuily against IN"
adoption Of - resolution authoriZii"
Mr.. Mann 70 select all Republican
committee ncuL,r re
Mr. Cooper attacked the rriucirir OF
Nc"tinI in amy one pcr:ou the power
OF naming Republican committeeman.
ana referred I" the rules fight III the
House some years ago Representa-
ny" Cannon. Of Illinois. who AS speak
81. Mas Sh"rn Of some powers by tina,
rrht. WAS persuaded not to reply shv
colleagues who sought to avoid a dts
CusSion.
Representative Muun. In a speech ic-
""ptiuG his nomination.. spoke OF hay
Iu2 boon invited to confer with I'rcsi-
G"Ut Wilson about NATIONAL defense
II tiul, 1T would he w.u." he .aid.
for these matters L. l." considered iu
Tia" Military and Naval Committees;
IRON. nourartisam STANDPOINT pro-
Nih.,l TN" '"morratS aic willing to
wnrtS ON even t"rns with tho EcpuI,-
leans. calling In experts VINO know.
nut do NO, ihiulS that any ono should
expect TIA" President should prepare -
program IN advances. S"n1 il down TO
the democrats to swallow, and then
ask the Republicans to accept It as
noupartisau."
The Republicans named Representa-
tive Grccu". of Massachusetts chair
man. and Representative Mcl.aughlin.
Massachusetts, clerk OF the caucus.
The caucus. which was hclI in tho
House chamber and op"n 10 tho pub
lie, Was preceded this AFTERNOON by an
informal conference at Uhich tn" or
Saui&dtiuu slate was agreed upon for
submissions - tn" caucus Representa-
tiv'. Cannon In his speech. nomina,in .;
Representative Mann, declared that
R"puriicam. agreed or the necessity
of enactment OF the. new economic
leg Isiatiou.
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Monastir Has Fallen
LONDON. December 3.-MonnstIr
haS fallen, according to mn Athens
dispatch to the Times.

5arding the kind or quantity OF cargo
shipped or the destination of such
cargo. whether i, was foreign port "r
place on the high ..-t where foreign
warships were seut to be mot for the
pnrpo3o of delivering such cargo.s.'
Ihe second fraud outlined by .Iud..c
Howe was the procurancc OF Il clear.
ance by falsely stating tn. ..u.,,tnatiou
OF Il vessel about to proceed To sea.
til" third to cause q collector to make
false record and the fourth TO cause
collector 10 make "a false report to
his Supporters 10y having procured a
clearance on INSTRUMENTATION.
II would be impossible. judge How,
told ,hc jury. to bring in Il verdict
Of guilty for less than two of he
defendants. as one mau alone could
not CuuSDirc
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CArrunl:S ny nUIa.tRItNs
SINCE SEPTEMBER IS

SOFIA. pcccmhov > tvia London. 80
.\u Official statement from bulgaria.
general headquarters. ISSUED on Tues
day. saws that sine" tho beginning Of
the war against Serbia. S"ptcmNe' ~.
10 the occupation Of i'rISrcnt Nov"m-
bcr 80. the Buigariaus captured 10000
prisoners, %; guns, 1886 caiSsous. about
100000 rifles. $1,000 gr"nadcs, ".o0o.oon
cartridges :.310 railway carriages and
sixty three locomotives.
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II HMAHINES EXPECTED TO
I.OOI\ OUT EOK THliMSEI.NES

Submn rtncS nowadays are expected to
look out for themselves more than at
The old practices when the dcstroycrs
walked circumspccily. He dived and
circulated under water for a while and
then rose for a *ight--somcthing like
:his: Up little up. Up still.
Where the deuce has he-ah. jhalf a
dozen orders as 10 helm and dcpth or
dcsccn; and Il pause broken by - drum
ming noise somewhere above which in
rrcascs and passes away). That's bet
ter Cp again. tThis refers to the
periscopcD Yes. An: No we don't
think. All right. Keep her down
damn il. Umm. tina, ought TO be
nineteen Knots Dirty trick, Hes
changing speed. No. he isn't. Hes all
right. Ready forward there "a valve
SpUttCrs and dripS. tho torpedo men
crouch over their tubes and nod To
themselves. Their faces have changed
now He hasn't spotted us Yet. Well
Just imor" holm ana depth orders. but
specially hclmD. Wish NC were work
ing beam ruhc. Nc'cr mind. Up! ,A
last string OF ordorsD SIN hundred.
lie doesn't see us: Fire"
The dummy Lett: the second in com
mnnd cooked ono car and looked re.
iieNed: w we rose; the we, air and
spray spattcrod through the hatch. The
destroyer swung OFT TO retrieve the
dummy.
"Careles. bru,cs, dcstroycrs are
said one officer THAT fellow nearly
walked over us just now Did YOU
notice.
The commander was playing his
game out over again--strokc by stroke.
with Il beam tube I'd ha' straf.d him
amidships." he concluded.
why don't YOU them" asked
There were several excellent reasons.
which reminded me that we were at
var and cleared FOR action. ana that
tn" intorludc had been merely play.
cd 10 know whether VIC had seen any
thing of her dummy.
NO. Ru' we heard it," was tho
short ansuer
ras rather annoyed because ! had
seen that particular daughter OF de
strUciion in tho stocks only short
time ago. and here she vas grown
up and talking about her missing chill
drem'
III tho ha-bor. again, one found more
~ them, al patterns and makes and
sizes With rumors Of yet moro AMI
larger 10 follow. Naturally their men
sa- that u" are only at tho beginning
30 the submarine. VIC shall have them
ircacntl! for all purposes.
No" here is the mystery OF the ser
vice.
!. man sets a boat which for two
years becomes Ms very self
His morning hope his evening dream.
Ills JOY throughout th. day
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BOY Found 1ntoXirD ted.

Arthur Perkins, small boy livns at
100 Randolph Street, was found drunk
OH tho street yesterday and in a Sc
rious condition The hoy is said to
have obtained the whisky from another
ho%. Perkins was treated by Ambu-
lance Surgeon Davis and taken to the
Nirsinin lLOsnitHl
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DAYS SESSION DEVOTED
TO SUMMING Ur ny COUNSEL

I'rior 10 Judge llowr'a charge tho
day'p session was .cyoted to summing
Jun WiIli,,n Rand Ia. addressed Tho
! iu,, for ,h. .crc,s, Iis yn;cc ,c,d,,,
rose .,iovc , conversational ,nn. ccu.
,ros,;u,, .h,r,i,. ui,, Tho ,,ror NJ.
Wool cmrI,ycJ in hi. ,,,.ur, 10
r;dd,c ,hn d.fc,.c
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TEUToNIC FORCES Ot,lPN
NUNTI.NI.t.ItlN TOWNS

BERLIN. December ,Ni" LouUor)--
Teuton!c forces. pressing their cam
paicn against Montenegro. have oc-
cupcd the towns Of rlcyljc and
in Northeastern Montenegro
near the Serbian border, German army
headquarters announced to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
THEY PROVE EACH OTHERS
SOtI. HABIT, ALA

With him is a second In command.
cox. an engineer and some Others
They prove each others soul habitu.I.
ly. every few days by tho direct test
OF peril, III! they act think and en-
dure as unit, In and with The boat.
That commander IL transferred to
boat. lie tries to take with
him. Il he can. which Nc can't as many
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
WELL-PhODED NERVES
NEEDED ON SUBMARINE
ouiirucd from First Page.

oniinucd from FIRST Page
established custom that the comman;cr
shall inf"rcntiaily give his world some
idea Of wha, is going ON. AT least |
only heard Of one man who says moth
ing whatever and doesn't even wrigglc
his shoulders when he is on tho Job.
The others soli!oquisc, etc. according
20 their temperament. and the peri
sCopc is as rcNnnliMc az I-nlf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
Piles Cured in q to IL DAYS

DRUGGISTS refund money IL pAZO
OINTMENT fails To cure itching. Blind
RiecdimS or l'rotrudinG Tiles Firs,
Application gives relief. SOC.
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results. I, i, believed, will be ,rememd-

results. II is believed. will DC tremend
Gus.
With italy throwing her weigh,
against the invaders OF Serbia III CO.
operation with the other entente
powers. quick and favorable results
are expected for the allied negotiations
at Athens. Sirons influence also Will
be cXcrted on Roumauia
with the arrival OF tho Italians on
the fighting line a great drive against
the -Austro Gcrman and Ruigar'an
forces from three sides WILL be posi-
bic.
.\lrcady fresh forces OF Italian troops
are reported landing n Av!o0a. Al
, hauiu. from witch point an advance -
aid OF Serbia would hC made italy
has had strong forces at Avlona for
months but the Decentralization OF new
regiments is taken TO mean that the
forward movement is nca" at hand
This information is contained in an
Athens dispatch TO the Temps OF Paris
and is in line with Barom Sonninos
declaration tha, :hc Italian nag will
wave from the opposite coast OF tho
.Adrtatic TO help the Serhiaus"
CONFIDENCE: TutT ACTION
Will INFLUENCE GREECE
Confidence is expressed here that
Italy's action viii speedily Influence
Greece t. grant tho cutcutc's !:na ndS.
These may IL divided into TWO prin-
cipal issues, Thcy arc:
/. Liberty cr action in regard TO
Greek railways.
. Placing Of Greek territorial "a
tors under In. uoiicc power Uf allied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
FAIL TO AGREE ON RULE
OF CL0TURE FOR SENATE
Democrats Will Resume Discussion
To-Day on Proposal to Limit
Debate.
FIGHT On FLOOR MAY DEVELOP
Such Contingency Might Delay Or
Sanizatiou and Prevent Holding OF
Joint Session on Tuesday to Hear
Reading OF Presidents Message.

WASIIINtiTON. December o-Scnatc
Democrat" failed in conference today
TO reach AN agreement on a proposal
10 limit debate. They will resume dis
cuSsion tomorrow. but several Scna-
tors intimatcd Tonight that no cloturc
agreement could be reached in confer
encc. 0nd that Il rules tight would de
Nclop on tho Senate floor on Monday.
such contingency. ii was admitted.
might delay organization Or the Senate
and prevent the holding OF Join, SEES
sion or House ard Senate on TUESDAY
TO hear the Prcsidcnt'r mcasagc Nd
min'Stratiom leaders. however. cN-
pressed confidence that some agreement
on rules would be worked out 10y Mon
day.
The conference to-day had before il
Il proposed amendment TO the rules sub
United by Senator Owens special com
mitt"" Tho new rule would have made
~ possible for the majority TO insia,
upon vote OH a hill within two DAYS
ana provided that 10 senator should
speak moro than ono hour on u measure
"ft"r the Senate SHOULD decide that
hlihustcrtng tactics were being en-
plcycd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
NAY BE DIFFICULT
TO ORGANIZE: SENATE

Senators owen. Williams and Walsh
supported the rulc. The: maintained
mat TIC senate WAS not continuing
body and that il would hc necessary
'o adopt new rules next Monday. II
TIC majority fails TO agree upon wha:
these rules should he. and Tho chair.
should hclu that tho senate is not :,
continuing body. there NIGH, BE- scri-
Gus difficulty in organizing tho Senate
BESIDES tho cloturc fight. tho confer
one" tomorrow will decide on a can.
"iha'c for president pro tcmporc
senator Pomcrcro. Of Ohio. tx - can
uldatc against Senator James T. clarke
OF Arkansas. who seeks ro-clcction
me alignment Tonight waS said TO
u" close. and champions of each side
were appealing TO four abscntces 10
hasten to Washington The al,scu,
Senator's are Lewis. OF Illinois: MARITIME.
OF New Jersey; Lea. OF Tennessee. and
Cuibcrson, of Texas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
MEN WHO SUPPLIED
GERMAN CRUISERS
DECLARED GUILTY

CONTINUED from First paccD
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-10-13
THE Value OF TRUTH

Truthin businessisju just as important
as truth in everyday life; truth creates
confidence. establishes goodwill and
builds a reliability that will not be
wrecked by the storms of competition.
Through three generations people
have learned to place reliance on the
advertised words of SCOTS Emulsion,
because they are untarnished, unex-
aggerated truisms about a household
remedy of real and actual worth.
The popularity of SCOTS Emulsion
is increasing as intelligence advances,
because in these days of authorizations
it contin, es to guarantee pure cod liver oil
incidentally perfected with glycerine and
hypophosphites to build strength, inn
prove the blood and strengthen the lungs.
tits free from alcohol or opiates-a whole
some food-tonic, truthfully advertised.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. n. ]. 1920