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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16
CAMBRIA STEEL REACTS
AFTER EARLY ADVANCE
Another Wide Advance Estab-
lished in Baldwin Locomo-
tive-Lake Superior Active.

For time today Cambria steel was
the leader of the local market in point of
strength and activity This was espe-
cially true i'm the early dealing, but In
the afternoon proht-taking sales appear
ed and the price reacted to about parity
with last nights close The rise In
all the metal shares was the stimulat-
ing factor, there being no particular newa
TO account for the special movement in
Cambria. Nevertheless. the old story of
a merger with the Bethlehem and Penn
s\lvania Steel Companies was revived
with an added touch In the way OF in
cluding the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company for good measure. The name
Of III. c. Frlck was as usual connected
with the deal
Baldwin Locomotive continued to climb
into new high territory following the rise
IN the Locomotive shares in Wall street.
The quotation reached 80. the highest
price for 1915, and within two points OF
the 1911 top. The stock seems to be
scarce despite poor business and slack
orders so that traders thus far have eX-
perienccd little difficulty in advancing it,
Lake superior wns another active spot on
the Philadelphia Exchange. During the
iirst hour alone over 1000 shares changed
hands between and 524. II Is Understood
that the liquidation OF the holdings Of
this stock by an estate are still under
way but the demand around seems
good
The recent rapid rise in the price of
New York Stock Exchange seats has led
10 some inquiry az to tho status of Phla-
delphia Stock Exchange memberships. So
far as can be learned, the asking quota
tion has been advanced from $4,000 to
$4,000. with the best bid remaining un-
changed at $1,000. The volume of trading
In this city has increased in sympathy
with the activity in New York. A fort
night ago total sales averaged around
5000 shares. Since then they have ex-
panded steadily until yesterday they got
above the 1900 mark
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs

~ an application viii be made to the
Governor OF the State OF Pennsylvania. on
Tuesday, May 4. 1915, by Ferdinand W.
Reiley, under the act OF Assembly OF the
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania entitled
rsgniation OF certain corporationsS an
proved April 20, 1874, and the supplements
thereto for the charter OF an Intended corr
poratlon. to be called THE CHESTER AND
REGENT REAL ESTATE COMPANY, the
character ana object OF which Is for the
purpose Of purchasing, holding. seiang, mort
gaEing aud leasing real estate. the con-
structlnE, erecting and maintail build l.
lngs and improvements thereon. a Ipr this
purpose 10 have, possess and eult the
lights. benefits and privileges az said
act OF Assembly and lie suppiemcn
ALFRED u WILLIAMSON.
Solicitor
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$65,OOO FOR EXCHANGE SEAT
Up $4,000 Since War Began-Bet-
ting Price viii Go Still Higher.

NEW YORK, April ia seat on the Stock
report, up 5000 from n yefterday,s sale and
IN Bets were made today that the price OF
memberships would reach SO OOO by June
and ID was rumored late In the day that a
bid Tor $40 coo had been made The recent
advance IN seats has been almost speCtac-
ular as the sudden development Of buoyancy
In the stock market,
The broadening OF Investment demand and
the corresponding Increase In brokers profits
have been directly responsible for the Jump Ia
me price OF memberships which have risen
from s3l, eco In 1914 and $4,000 az the be-
gInning OF the present year to $50 COO The
following table gives the high and low figures
ii recent years:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16

| The Nevada Consolidated Copper Com
| pany's annual report shows total income
! equal to $l,763,O21. against 81, is3,SS6 in 1913
| The income was equal to SIS cents on the
| stock against $l.7i the previous year, Cop
| per production for 1914 was i9,2ii,0jd
| pounds at 1896 cents per pound COM
pared with 6i972,S20 pounds at liS79 cents
| the previous year
After today stock of the Columbus Rail
( way and Light Company will he cN-
/ changed for stock of the Columbus Rail-
| way, Power and Light Company, accord
I ing to terms OF the merger agreement
/ made in the latter part of 1913, and the
| exchange virtually will complete the con-
! sOlidation Of several utilities companies
| operating in and about Columbus, Ohio
The cotton exports today were 23,945
bales against 9i36 last year; total for the
| season, 6,Sg5,IsS bales, against SOi6,J25 last
season.
over 10000 shares of Lake Superior
changed hands today.
F. II. Fortmeyer was elected treasurer
of the National Lead Company, succeed
ing NJ d, Cole, resigned.
The quarterly dividend on Midwest Oil
was passed owing to the low price of
crude oil.
New York banks lost $2Ol 900 to the sub
treasury and since last Friday gained
$1,I9S,OOO.
At a meeting of the directors Of the
Assets Realization Company, G. NJ, r.
Murphy was elected president TO succeed
Ira NJ Cobe, T., A. Potter, Jr, and C. \.
Marshall were named vice presidents to
succeed Mr., Murphy and Campbell Car
rington.
The board of directors Of the Phiadel-
phia Electric Company met today and or
ganzed, and reelected all present officers
of the company.
The Youngstown Sheet and Tube Com
pany has filed IA certificate with the Sec
retary of state of Ohio increasing its
capital stock from 900 10 S3O,OOOOOO,
The stock increase was recently author
lied by the company for extension TO the
works.
The syndicate which offered s. 22So.OOO of
the per cent first mortgage bonds of
PENNSYLVANIA Water and Power Com
pany has disposed of all the bonds and
the syndicate has been dissolved,
The sSOOO,OO Commonwealth Edison
I
due l943 purchased a few days ago by a
syndicate, have all been sold The public
offering was at 100. The bonds are now
lO0l4 bid,
In a letter TO President Wilson f. b.
Thomas. president of the Lehigh Valley,
says that the company will eXpend about
81 OOO, 600 as business conditions improve in
the manner he thinks they viii
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Tonopah Mining Company, OF
Nevada, will be held May L. for the cleo
tion of directors for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction of such other busi-
ness as may come before the meeting,
The management is asking for proxies,
Emery. Freed & Co were sellers of
Lake Superior.
The reported movements Of currency
this week indicate a gain in cash by
hanks of little over Sll,OOO,OOO
There was Withdrawn from the United 4
States Assay Office in New York S3OOOOl
In gold for shipment TO the Philadelphia
Mint for coinage of Cuban money.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, April ld.-BUIIER-MaTket
unsettied: receipts, e1sl packages; extra,
slBe. higher scoring, S2sSS53SSi sBS55S STATE dairy
E.tFGS-Market irregular; receipts, 80, 9sl
packages; extra hrsts, 22n22hc;i regular pack
"a tirsts 21d2iAc.; nearby whites 23lgc.; reg
uiar packed. mixed color. 20a22c.i nearby
browns 23f23lsc,; storage packed 22si2g227sc'i :
extra hrsts, storage packed, 2lAa22Ac.
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LIVE sTOCK QUOTATIONs

CHICAGO. April ls-AoGs-Hecelpts. TO-
90, N1arRets slow; &C. higher. Mixed and
,.,t,ters ST.1SGT 80; good heavy. 81. 05aT5oi
s1,',h heavy, SaS5a7.05i light. S7.2OaT.65i
pITs, ssa7; bulk. E.26P74S
rrI Receipts. 1000. Markets strong,
Beeves, Ss9Ods,55 stoeksrs and iesse4Es; SgsO0
o sSJ2iiEts sJii Receipts. 5000 Markets steady,
~ I've and Western, 81. co. lambs. $50
1Ogs
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled steady. but there was little
tradns, Quotations. City beeis, IN sets. smok-
s, anu reg: say z9a Eoc. NSsteFh oevv,.p,ss
and tenders smoked and air-drled, 27a2Sc. I;
Mestern beet, knuckIes and tenders smoked
Ssl6Og % hams. 5. r. cured, loose i3gljsc.
s@oaa safn9Sa 9 iGose REi2se s,oSEea S Sy dG
cured. to brand and average, l3Aqi4c. ;
hami. smokCd. Western cured, l&laGl4C. Z,
do, boiled, boneIess 22a2Jc: picnic shout
ders. S. T.. cured, loose. lOIi0igc.. do,
Cording 10 average. loose, igt,tit2s.c.: break
fast bacon as to brant and average city
cured, i6iaai7tsc; lara, Western refined,
uGrces. llfIiliic; DO. do. tubs, llaill.c.;
lard, pure city kettle rendered In terces,
llg1li,c lard. pure city kettle rendered. in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16
MISS VAUGHAN A WINNER
LAKE COPPER NINETEEN CENTS

BOSTON, April 16.-One million pounds of
Calumet and Hecla copper have been sold az
10 cents. or about cents above the price OF
electrolytic copper.
only In war times does the lake brand OF
Gamer which Is superior for cartridge puT-
poses, sell at any considerable value over
casting and other hrandSS OF copper ,,,,,-,
Iytic sold at lis cents within the last -
hours. Exports OF copper for the week ended
hrst OF April 58i5 tons. In this same week
last year 2l3T tons,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16
MOVEMENT OF MONEY

NEW YORK. Aprll I6.-Banka received from
interior 81 100 600 ana shipped TO interior So
06D 900 including &ata 600 national bank
nnfaa aaut "a Nashiugton for redemption. Gain
from Interior Was 81, e80,OQo. Gain On Sub
lrelsury operations proper vas sL4asoo0, mas
lns total gaia 4lIleA.ao0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16
COTTON AT NEW HIGH

NEW YORK, April 16.-Cotton opened
sympathy with With the market t' at LIVERPOOL
which opened higher on trade buying. Ger
man houses, local interests and Wall street
Fought here. but there was 4 good deal OF
long liquidation Spot houses and Southern
ers also sold. and the list quickly declined TO
around last nights closing prices. on the
cal MAY rose to 10 cents, a new high price.
and October lO.l y. also the best for the season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16
FRESH FRUITS
VEGETABLES

Choice stock sold fairly and prices generally
per busb sS Mhis RosatSS
hse; New, York. as to quality, 459t0c white
potatoeF, Florida. per hbl.-Eo. 1, S5. b068; No.
2, 81 60q5; sweet potatoes. Delaware. per
hamper-lRrEe Sl.25nl,75 medium. 6Ocds1:
sweet potatoes, Eastern shore. per bbI.-No.
I, 81; 25d3; ;25 No. ., ], ,5oal1 T5i sweets Jersey
per hbl.. /, 50. .I5@4. T5; No. ., S2li2. 50
choice. por lo0-ib. bag, $i.5og1.I5. do
basket s$Slhoa 20; cauliiiower, New York, per
crate. $l.IHG2. 20; spinach. Norfolk per bb..
81 50d..25; kale, Norfolk. per bbl. 81: lettuce.
Texas. per bush; basket, GoIIhc. do, Florida.
per basket. Slgl.IJ beans, Florida, wax per
nssket nsskEt So? S29i3 20 SG do ForIde, green per
nG,,,r CnGnmhcrss, s, Florida. per basket. 5000;
Ida per loo hrnehts,, $5a5; tomatoes, Florida
p"r carrier, SldS,dO: celery. Florida per
crate Sl,25ds; do, New York, per bunch. IS
n5OC; asparagus, South Carolina. per bunch
20M}5c.; mushrooms. per Alb. basket. coca
Sl."0.
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GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT,-R Receipts, 15iea6 bush. The
market was 2c higher with fair export dc.
Wlnd Quotations Car lots, In export Gle,
Western, 81 6i6{i 81 Round lots. in. export
e'cvator-No, ? red SPOT and April s. GOAa
I Northern Duluth. SL6oai.72
CORN Receipts, 5000 bush Export de-
lycrles were nc. higher and local car tots
Car lotsL IN, export elevator, No, ?, Spot and
J4eGI5lsc Car lots for local trade. as to
locatlon-No yellow. sidS2c.' ste1mcr
yellow, ,IO0s0c. No. 2 yellow, 1dGlsc
No, yellow, T5ui6C, sample yellow tOHfiC
new cob. per 20 lbs. 7sd 7ac
OATs.-Receipts. 5s,471 bush The mar
keL was quiet but hrm, with light ouetinRs,
white. 627dG3c.; No. white, ~ lqu62.
RYE nrm, We quote at Si1GM LIS per
hushY az to quality, IN export elevator. and
81 SlO0qlll FOR small lots OF nearby grain
In bags
FLOuR.--Receipts, $50 bbls and s4ooso
lbs. In sacks. Trade quiet but mil limits
highGr IN sympathy with wheat w, qq9ie
do STRAIGHT, $Gsaq7iQ; do. patent, 81. O.
I.dO Kansas, straight jutc sacksl SIL0nT T:35'
hrst clear. SGS5a75O, do straight, $1lupr
i.lOi Go patent, SI6OgTSO do, tayoritc
brands, So dS2I city mills, choice and fancy
patent. SS.HS2l; city mills. REGULAR grads 3
winter, clear 50 t0d8 So do. straight. 81 s51r
RYE FLOuR-onerlng light and the
by and Western In wood at SO 10, as TO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16
RATES FOR MONEY
FOREIGN EXCHANGED

NEW YORK. April l6. The foreign ex-
change market opened steady with demand
s's Sterling Frsnes, Marks Guilders.
6s@saa 6sSisS -. 49, 49, 5Ss55a saa S555s
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Rseeiyer for insurance Company

IndianaPolls April lg-tsGh4f9 bdS tS- 1el ~ ~ ~
w. ~ rionipany which has outstanding Doll,
-les aagrogatlna 81 oQQ.olo, ne lesiitis7 oi
tha eanpany sFe4lls r4essa - -=
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-The market was quiet with
Western, fresh, solid-nacked creamery. fancy.
firsis 2pd"Oc'. seconds 2G5i27c! IaIie-racked
inu2ic.. as TO quality; nearby prints, fancy,
onds, 27120c. special fancy brands of prints
joEhing at 3Od42c.
EGGS We're in good demand and firm.
Casos nearby extras, 22c, per do1.; nearby
firsts. $3.50 per standard case; nearby current
500 per case: do, hrsts. SGl1 per ca
Southein, S5 65nG per case; fancy selected can
per dOA.
CHEESE.-Trade was fair and the mar
ket rul"d firm under light offerings. Quota
tions: New York. full cream, fall make, fancy,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

y special meeting of the stockholders
OF the j. G. Brill Company will be held
on May IL for the purpose of taking ac-
ton on proposition TO sell certain por-
tions Of real estate belonging to the
company.
The New Cotton Exchange Clearing AS
ISOLATION was chartered in Albany today
with nominal capital of $500.
The board of governors of the New
York Consolidated Stock Exchange has
adopted resolution that all seats now
on sale in the secretary's office unsold
by May Il will be Cancelled. Thereafter
intending buyers will have to purchase
seats of retiring members.
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BANK CLEARINGs

Bank clearings today compared with corre-
spondins day last l5d, Two years, ,ots
gobIIadslphia $50 III i3g S2T,UAs 24G S2I iOI IS
New YORK SsP.34i $50 52i,S9T,4a 2s6O7O.036
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16
Futures

To deal in futures" is to
speculate.
Many so-called investments
are based on futures. They
are not really investments.
The element of speculation
dominates.
The conservative investor
considers only the past and
the present so far as earnings
are concerned and tangible
assets so far as value is con-
cerned.
Our offerings are based
upon past performance, es-
tablished earnings and tan
gible assets. The value and
the earnings are ascertained.
You can have our booklet
upon request.
The White Investing Co.
Walter milestone, PhiIa. Mgr.
Morris Building
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16

Hartman finished fourth but Coach Orton
announced that Dorsey, who Just failed TO
make the one-mle team, would be the
fourth runner with Hartman and stout
substitutes. Earl Humphreys won the
trial for the four-mile team with Cotton,
DeEorn, Koethen and Sweeney finishing
in this order,
In the freshman relay Hohheld was the
winner. with Scudder, Laggern and Zut-
ter making a blanket finish
Coach Orton didn't announce any times,
but said he was fairly well pleased with
the results. All of these men are now
on the training table and will work out
together until the races next week. There
remain two medley relay teams, but they
will be selected next week from the men
who qualified this morning.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16

NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, April iG.-Trading was fairly
tts9tlge on the Conee Exchange at the opening
5ass hguTes showed advances OF to points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16

The Nevada Consolidated Copper Com
panys annual report shows total income
equal to $l763,O21, against S3,is3,SS6 in 1913.
The income was equal to SIS cents on the
stock against $l.74 the previous year. Cop
per production for 1914 was i92ii,Ojd
pounds at 1896 cents per pound COM
pared with G4o72,S2O pounds at liS79 cents
the previous year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16

Do, current make. 15iiai6,.i do. part skins,
POULTRY
LIVE Demand was fair and the market
Sa @ Won Fow SnpPf o Se oSsseIs Slsehed ~ g
l2iaci young chickens; soft .rneated. lIaiec.i
ducks i5aiisssS s5ese l2aSdE ysbihsass,' a.
to ter p5r per yogns Sm o0 Der pSr &C.
DREssED.-oNsring moderate and the
fSadi i5w but ?9ds 70 aps. bos
picked and dry.packed,, fancy selected, 1ec.
iRit isRi7s '0' ao under lbs S aPlees iisiss
Western. ,sSPs, rs aSisss i7%Slsc; dS AZ
oll gooS'erss dry,pieESsd ii3ass. ,sqgslss.
per per 8S2 Soh sT9iS TeRsnns %Rss sweshSs y 10 IL
5,y dss s5sa eS. A. S, ~ 0S S., dss sS
i.-TE55i dark and So 2, 50c. asi. Frozen poSitfy2
PSEed SE and dryUaeked IN IA Boxes Box mk.fed, Ii
I3G lbs to doz lsc do, 3T9l2 lbs. to doa.,
S s o 9 9tag do 0S 60 6s dqa and ss oS: d2 4s Ss
fed, al,g42 lbs. TO dog iee. do. .,SatT lbs. :.
AS 1{ RSE.ns
Sc 81 Bro PS 'S qS d2 sn5a 2aii isSs sss Fsg ss
Sc, &C.. sSIa-tsS$I g 55ssn{sy' 1s6gs is, y aes
Z GR RSd RSd a?ssG S1 sos nsS I5 a
22c fair 10 good lsa2Oc. old toms Isa2Oc;
ducks. fancy In boxes lTdlsc.: do, ordinary
TO good l2d Ice; geese, choice and fancy, 1850
Ice, do. No. :, i2d1ic.
FRESH FRUITS
The supply and demand were both moderate.
Iriccs showed little change. Quotations:
Apples, New York, per bbl.-York Imperial,
S&qa Greonlnr. $2d3 King, s2.15a350i spy.
=. J0u32 20: Baldwin, 2.i1n3 20: Rem Davis
! !. Ijd2I; other good eating varieties 81 sod
10: medium Sldl50. apples, Western. por
box, Sl.2hn2; apples Delaware and Pennayiva-
MA, per hamper, a0dppc., lemons. per box S2dp
-; ORANGES, Florida, per box S1.75d3:
aRg!es, per crate-Porto Rico S3d3.s0 Florida
S2GfS; cranberries. fancy late varieties per
bbi 50 5Od4 so; cranherTies, Jersey. per crate
23dI5c.i Strawberries Florida, per quart 20d
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EXCHANGE SEATS IN DEMAND
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
POULTRY

ITIat7tgc. do, fair to good i6Md1Ic.. do.
do, current make. 15sai6s.; do. part skins,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16

The board of directors Of the Phlladel-
phia Electric Company met today and or
ganized, and reelected all present officers
of the company
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16

The Youngstown Sheet and Tube Com
pany has filed certificate with the Sec
retary of state of Ohio increasing its
capital stock from S25OOO,0OO TO SD,OOOOO0,
The stock increase was recently author
lied by the company for extension TO the
works
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16

There was Withdrawn from the United
States Assay Office in New York S30O,OOl
in gold for shipment TO the Philadelphia
Mint for coinage of Cuban money.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-16

The reported movements of currency
this week indicate a gain In cash by
banks of a little over Sl1 100000.
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ipradcn bdlten.

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NAhlhinaiun all Hna Nfleat.
hlgaaf naFfllgH b6s ram sluHnrss
laH0let gbaWbtlldlH Fea Gtgaeh gii,
latlbtn etaallm la msldfm Nslua
aH ein litilia ln NsFilanbD Cu.,
raH asrilaen Commercial 0luh ae.
gsVtues 8arIlth afHpmmn maf0.
Hsi i9ntt @tlsaMbtsi hallra NuFi
aEmeeuliisiere rpH 1uFt Elgeeuf.
Iutldf al Dem dgligileu lheIInaVmen.
Fiutu {p8il nul otR heiildnn Nuiler
nto BEN sga bft oatidiua MoiIgn
ausathtodii Get Nrei mutor an
l4guetal sllb iitaperiseiguoen sc.
nptalfobgdlgl ueuuielrn. aricass
istretar lsurtiiuu OcIigie an Oab Die.
iem 4oflal leiuc btiaHhrrc geocus
tlna hel5uIgacH llL
lslrlra5ifirglnr Garriiou id)ciui
BON oca Teuiidbgeefn beIouoers
hart IN aaipulh eeuommen su
mer0eu 20 muroe tom bgieiIidl
miigetbeill. DC Teufidien bdiirn IN
oer llmaeacno ben Cincinnati anf
Ienniaplagcn uno @duiiellen Sun.
hunente fiir tbrC idlpprrn oIciAitee
uorbereitct. Borriion bate bic Gr.
tIarlma dbeeeebcn. bob feline ge.
meiie iiir Die gebdupiuna geiitnoen
murOen. Sieraus iheint heroor5u.
gehen Oob ani @runo 0ieieS oIber.
men Wereoes cine lluterIuhung tbot.
iadllih itottechmOen bat. 9lon ioa,
te meinen, in 8oihington bate man
etIpos geiieres Ju tbun. SoI6c gln.
gnben lnteriudt man nift, iiber bic
ladt man, uuO Die Grieie, bic iie
ent9olteH iuirit man in Den 8apier.
torb.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-31
8eitere siirfeniieas.

8onltantinopeL, iiber 2on6orl, 81.
aug. 9oS ariegsantt melDete ge.
Iitern 2tbeaO: Der iseino griff uniert
StelIungeu bel glnnfortn iuieoerum
nit GROCER 8udt an bod bebollp.
teten mir oos aelo unA morfen oie
angreifer duriid. liner Centrum
.eine 5um Sturmongriff Dor unO er-
oberte mebrere ShiisengrGben 5ilt
rid, nelde Der 6einO ms in borhe.
rigen adulpfen obgenontnten botte.
8dbreno oar Sample Der Letter stDei
Gage erlitteii mir nur gerinee Ser.
lllite on Go6ten ituo gerpunoeten.
llniere S}lieger beidoiien nebrere
feiiioli6e 6el0loeer nit srobem Gr-
iolge.