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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~~~~~~N~-~-~~-~~~-~
FOR sALE-rhoroughh collie puppies.
Phone 1219W
F0R SALE EGGS chIcke' ten varictics
erlahdson l20l south Edith Ph l2ooJ
ron sALE-Two dozen Il. l. Red laying
hons and a TOW good breeding males. 600
North Eighth
For SALE Nice III II yoaie chlclJcns;
also Boston hull terrier pedigreed. piG
North sixth street.
ron sALE--Ch four heavy hofses or
it you have any horses tn sell on tinde,
see Guy Gronnis, lluhba laundry.
Zoos Tor hatehng from Blue Rlhhon vim
nnrs, = c. r. I Reds and plymouth
Rocks. W Biotg, ii3 ". atlantic T. llS3W
ron sALE-standard bred black peroheron
stallion; see him at rrimble's red barn
81 West Copper. A. II. u. liHrcnc by Jas
Earharl,
ron sALE-W tsrsuin. 80 single
Cumhed White Leghorns, yeaTlng hens
prize winning stock Phone 139sY p. O.
! 10y ~. --- ----.----------------
SI'NSHINE Huff OrplnEtons. EGGS 81 3d..
S3OO; 81 90 per Fifteen. Tho Kind TINT
lay. win and pay Visitors Welcome. IT, ".
Morgan g. Sons Gl2 South Arno Phone
1879. -
RAISE sQlIAHs-l sell guaranteed mated
homer breeders, 500 pair beautiful
I
Runts, carnoaux Maltese hens etc, ana
save dollars, Gilbert 2lS ctliowhiii street.
PHILADELPHIA ltt pcpt
/ FOR SALEM Ifolstcm herd Of 10 cows
/ and ono thoroughbred bun. All tuher-
cnlln-tosted. and an under four Years Of
/ age. All In milk now and bred to tcshen
/ fhls summer First chance ever offered
in New Mexico to buy an entire herd OF
first class young lIolsteins. O. B Clarke.
/ Alhunuoruuc. N. NJ
LEY LAY, they win. they pay. A. the
three largest poultry shows in southWeHt
in 1914. state fair Albuquerque state ex-
position. Roswell; I'll Paso Poultry show.
our birds won forty-flve Blues, American
Poultry Association $40 gold medal i've
silver medals, two silver cups and twenty
/ five other specials; over $50 ribbons H. /.
Reds both combs; Orpingtons, both white
and bluffs; White Leghorns, Anconas ana
indian Runner ducks, Stock eggs and chicks
for sale. l.. 70. Thomas Poultry Yards M
East Hazeldne avenue Albuduerque.
POULTRY raising taught BY experts many
n dollar Is invested In poultry raising ana
, never comes back, for the simple reason
that the necessary knowledge has not also
been invested. Tho help ana guidance OF
experts VIII be given TO you IN the poultry
course on the International correspondence
Schools. The J. G. s. operates tne larBesi
poultrv farm IN the world-the Rancocas
poultrv Fnrm-where experiments Of every
kind are made for the benefit OF those tax
ing this course Write today for full par
fieulnrs To International Correspondence
Schools. BOX SIS. Scranton Penna.
FOR SALI0--NIiscellaneou
| s0o0~@~N~-~0s~~~~N- ~~~S~~N-r~~~'
FOR sALE-Fertilaer Phone 1542W.
ron SALE Cheap, one Jersey COW. Phone
lil9W -------
S0R sNTE--A new piano, cheap 60 West
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16
ST. IDUIs LEAD AND spEIiTER.

St Louis, Jan. 15.-Lead steady,
$3.50@3.55.
Speter higher $3.50 $50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16
NEW YORK METALS.

cent; low. 2 per cent; ruling rate,
per cent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

-----,-,~'>-@,
naalf,. co,,na,y peri1g N NJ
{, $50
NNN ~, Iat'N VIM Nouiu ,nNt nllvteai
IN sgnan nlanL Aaoress s,luao. 1oernal
FOR RENT soon, the best paying hotel
Address T.. q BOX ad1 Las Cruces N.
ron sNI-ig-Ioicl ana roomlna house at
a bargain 4 money maker. See NJ 4.
milling
f-,,77 7--,,-I-I,T,,;- - ,---7 077-.
w - IT, w. gtf,,,, Lin
,,, i,,'' n,l,,,,u,, ,6,,c,s " a. H., XII
vvir.,a, Ar
WANTED Young man with several nun
dtcd dollars co-parlner IN moving pie
ute proposition travel everywhere an eN-
ponses paid, SALARY or commissions hlF
nruiliH. lhNefiikhte hi oh'r- NHuitNA -
A. ~ lloN ~ Journal office --
non sAie-Lpnae aud furnishings " i2l
rooms. first class condition; wen located,
for selling. other business at fairs Terms
cnsh or terms can be arranged Address
Virginia hotel eaats Suuth Second Aihu
quoruue. N. NJ
~ 177TI,I1- fI,o,-1 n1T1v viii fcW hnn-
' u,ga "', tra,ei r. flavc ana and
s,,,rtias nxnertonre unnecessary LARGE
nrnf,,s Nancy unc,tred sfrictrst lnvostiga-
Ian tnvitod Write quick for appoints
-
SOME SAFE INNhsIMINIs THAI VIII
MAKE YOU MoNEN-sfE'iah DAG
GAINS
INTO prominent business corner oue
block from the strictly business confer
ut the city, Intil February lst onlN
$50 900 former price asked Nseooo'
e--lnts and improvements Fine business To-
cation on Copper avenue near business
center ot the city 0pNll2 teet' thtl
February l@ only 8lz'oees Netth
G--choicc residence lots, including corner
on 1iieras avenue 10 most aflsincfato
residence section. Vntt February lsl
only $1,000 Former selling price fpeou
2-fne business lots ON Copper avenue, he-
tween Fourth and fhth street uhtl
February lst only Sa zoe, Worth $1,000
-
fine lots and pretty new hve-room ana
cottage costing t2S00 on bo-foot cor
ner on Fruit avenue rnul February list
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16

WANTED---Miscella
WANTED ~-Clcan cotton rags at tho Jour
nal office. ----------
WANTEp-we buy Old gold and silver
Bennetts, Fourth and Gold. --
WANTED no buy SECOND hand trunks
Address J. O. Journni Office
GARRETT CLEANING, furniture and stove
repairing. w A. Goff phone sos
WANTED SOWING hy The day Phone 1000.
Mrs Roberts. 500 North sixth hlreel
MOVED from Broadway and Central a.
building opposite Highland House shnll
q seyer Shoe shap .
WANTED Experienced tanners aud bean
growers 90 farm 0n shares lana pnd
plenty of water furnished Write D. tfod
Johnson sf Johns Allzs i0r thrlhef pai
uruiata.
VII. my on EXCHANGE New Tor aec'
nnd hnnd furniture inr the nest aiflN
daea the suliie peirn turlilnfa company
WIN paY ihf hiehesi nah pflra fnr AefNll
hand furniture ~ f.rnAnsH nNW fNf fano.
l south snnpni Wrr.t fnlnn f.4
WANTED rNlNrN WlhHlH Mr SAN hl
fH nee rHoi H0ii p1iN position Of aN
rraurau W rfs'l0 tailNHf htNllAf
IHMHu0 stallion faNmaH sNlH
phaf HlaH eaN ifAeh ANl
f i. H.N Fl NNH In iNiN NH
IN alN NH4NN ltN n.fHfl fil
I a aNH e' EA
n# wye N4sH' F
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16
Chlcann livestock.

Chicago, Jan. observation-disclosures
1000. Market steady. Native steers
$3.50 @9.40 western steers. S4.S5 q
$50; calves, $7.50M10.50.
Sheep - Receipts, 10000. Market
slow. sheep, $3.50 a csc; lambs, So
65 a S.35.
Hogs - Receipts, $4,000. Market
steady to a shade above yesterday
average. Bulk, $500 a SIS; heavy
$4,000 800: pigs, $5.25 a $50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

JOHN W. WILSON
Attarney-nt-Law.
Rooms l6-t7-lS, Cromwell Bldg.
Res. Phone th22W. ofilce Phone llI2
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16

9--lots and improvements Fine business lo-
cation on Copper avenue. near business
center of the city 51Xlf2 feet 6ntil
February 1st only $4,000. Worth
UUU
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16
SOME SAFE INVESTMENTS THAT WILL
MAKE YOt MONEY --srECIAL BAR

a. iots ana Improvements can be made
into prominent business corner one
block from tho strictly business center
ut the city. Until February ist only
$50 0O0. former price asked $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16

~-~s~-~-r>s~sr~~~~~~~~-e>-~S~
WANTED Washing BY day. can after 6 or
ON sunday 81 South VEL
EXpEr 'r->fe7s'' drug clerk wants position
hOi %, reffrrraes. Address Drug Clerk
300 West Iron avenue
WANTED situation An kaNt hNss on ranch
rs educated woman. with iiie certificate,
win reach beginning French ana German
also music Addrese 9 n iournal
WANTED a poglan hg healihs capable
mn ni 3N ial edueallon Experienced
salesman and cef had some nfnee OK
prNenfe 0iin m4eh FaHe knowledge oi
Spanish use Nriihfr llqunr Nor ahaetN
NnnlA lease 0if heigfueas a. 4 ,.
NuHaL
WANYEn NhDN gard utltfw ana window
uuum0rH Efw fiah aine in thH conn
luf Ha Shes Afas ana window rimmeis.
Zoo afmanH fNf meH shIaei IA iheat HfN.
HaiaW anNfnNHH 1879 hafA iHlh eH0W
|0aIf fiIiHs anA WINDOW fmHleH M haIl
IWUHH H0N HiailH# NhffHH iHififiaH ~
Hnif HR'rN aHF haN
laNN alHMn 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16

FOR sAtE--A fine victor nlayer-pla29o,
used only fow months, % bargain Tor
cash. owner leaing city Phone 1880
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16
WANTEn---NIlscclInneona.

INQUIRE u. X. u. SELLERS, ROOMS 81
FIRST NATIONAL BANk nl.DG,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16

Denver Livestock.
Denver, Jan, 15.-Cattle-Recelpts,
500. Market steady.
Sheep Receipts, none.
Hogs Receipts $50, Market steady.
Top, few sales, $1,000 6.75.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16

small ranch or country home site. ~
ncrea. near Indian school fine nutomo-
bile road 90 city Son as fine as any ~
tic valley uuti February lst only
$3.50 Worth 81 600
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16

loli IT, l~allges llepee al,es,>o
F0R HHNT ea4 Earn f4ffAeNfea Nna
ga0r suitable fef gaEaee. ~ gan p lsal
faf nrf AppiR iis @fri lfa7 aY#aM
Ioli H. llileg ieems
Na4 N#hI afIIfrH &MN IL HHs Plus
#u laiNH lN'e
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16
Copyright 1914
International News Service.

ron RENI'--iiaHehes'
~1N~N1~n-o-o.~~-cN0 4~s>s~c-@-~-~-~0~~~r-
FOR RENT Addi ranch suitable for 1907
deni fBo acres ln alfalfa also nninpfNfea
ranch OF twenty nrrea fnf sale q 4H dNni
Hai
F0H nENr Dnf of ihf heHi fn-HDfo t4hrh'
Ia NeW Mrrll. aihla 1ufh garden anna
ofrbafd 0uIN if rNunihie parfifs nHea ap.
plf Address kiHlia flfn laHnAl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-16
Neutrality-suspicious..

WANTED Girl for general house
2l2 North Hin street
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-20
9lullen=F litionel nabe Higa erltitrlnt
@niGi0e Mngriife bet Saco0laot abgcidblagcn.
Sample aui 2SeItfrpmt laiien am ',efti9feit nad).
Ieridjt oes oeMtf6en GeneraflfaGs.

Merlin 49, Sftuber. Sic cMrHideu &rbmnbecn gnbcn Die
Icrbic Erdat Cbuuuae Tim Nric @acpu ctna u Meln ppH
sapc cnsnowmcn nd Hd &c9rnS Der Sonan
rc Ocr6cdnen Se Srnppen DcS Weuea" pnn @aii
mis labcn mebrcrc &Rne raesdrr ScScnnn9 belett
Sic busaridc Nrmec hat bic bde Stao %rnn an Der saln
uidcu Saunit Mild ubcrt %anja 1T cine @reiSbanptaot I'LL
iabcn crbcn m WOrama' Sn Sic hat cHc en~Dner5a9 pon
10000
Gcie Mbnnscn ub amtIcn eft cntbatcn, Der Drnc
admae Oeuen ubcrn Nerrc~cnng nnsAgcbcn wnoc
MadicGcuo Der OpllnGnOoe Snbalt Der Mitfelnns
vs. der 6ricAa idnnplab g.
ynf gSc 0run ban it'd fcinc Grei9nnc ppn cuabncnSu
tbcr @contung abgeipiclt
GehlidJcr&
@as Die Nrccsnpp inter bem Gummanbo hes NeSmarldS b.
Sinocnbnra au6cnnst o Snppcn hS Nga mebrce
rndc Epiipncn Sarm gCnprmcn nno Inpno f nnn %op
hit, cngenpmmen
Gin Sffis nnb 240 Wnnn III cuugncu gcmaAt nno
;luci WiaidDncngcwcbrc mnrocn cr6Cnict.
Die Mneu nuua6mcn TpruHUcrnd) nurbWcih upn Sn
eubtab nnercu Streratcn bng abgcihasen mnroe
Suut Nrccgrnppc Der Snbnng bS &rincn @cpppo
BaDcrn in Srage fpmmt 10 lit ndt9 Nens 5n nermcben
Wcagld Der Nrmcsrnpp inter @neral ppn Snn9cn Ut 81 oc
rid,ten eah bic Ncdtc Su Gr gnnigcn yer
lan ncbmcn.
Trans0iii6c %iplon bcrrmtcrgcidoiicn
in cgno mucy mnroc Gin rnn5ondcr %pian Dcrnn
tcrson rnin anptmann sccnft pnrSe nnO MT
cincm brtiiacn ARadDincngcucbr ans9ern'te mar
Gn!fnn &ricgsihanplat
Streuf inter Dem GUmmanou oes We
uas pou Greu abcn sic ierbe Ca Sbrcnouae cnacupmmc
GSli @cGab bnbcn bic hcnfdr nnp Observation-Disclosures
den Srnppcn citacn aGmpicn bic bn 0d %rann bl
Jpap nnb Hbld pd az Der Sonnn cds SicS bcocn
TIT cnen &prmarid) ctpa IL Mccn nfang Der Wabn
Der rcd. TI0 Nrmce nur General non tallt Int bic
Iptpnen ped Sconc cbeno mte DC pr %ooanD
Wa!arisao S %uuns bel Sneen nnb o nold nno olI@
gp3eun bis nad Malnupa mnrbcn Scm Scnbc cntricn
Bic grmcc enerals @psdci bc critic bnlsarildc Nrmce
npwp nu gacen mnS Der Nnng oc9 NroS Sbales lin
Der 0cacnS drn Nanptnb Mid, mcb ctun 40 9ecn npn
Der Sabt YrO cniicrnt licst) uOrBcrift
buiaarld Srnppcnma abcn Die a0 %rnnd IN Wu'
sa aenmmcn babcn mc lHb Oerc Oc faania'
Sipyni srfren}t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-20
llnbrquem.
Bic nengietigcn Tragc:
tclcr
,sn Der Sisuug oes britt
ihem ltmtcrbauirs.

Gic Me0icrln0 pcidt Ger %cdnmor-
tung Der &ntcrpcIotion ats.
2louo George crfiiatc Oicic 2lui
Nobc al oes ErcnricrS 5tcIlc nit
Wribid. - @crr 2IsQuitb CT.
fronft. - Glttgebt Oonrjt pcinli,
cbcr Gage. - 2oro 0crbD's Hc.
frlltirlllgsplan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-20

6einOcn Ntolicn'2 pcrbilloet bat nll0
OcNrn 9(Qiirte bctInpit
@ulgariiAc &ertnite an
qcbliH DINER.
Enria, 70. CttObcr. Sine
ans Sulpniti in liailano elngctror'
icnc Gepeihe, Die an oic o6apas'
9l0cntnr" iibcrnittclt luuroc, lagt,
onB bic 9ulgureu IN oen aimpfen,
lpelde Scr Gilmobne bon Strlnitn
our1 Die 9IlIiirirn poraltaglngen,
id,luere Gcrlllite crItten bnben ioilen.
9}ritiid)e ino iralt30iiIhc lritppcll
no1nien ser 2epcibe juiolac on Den
0efedtcn nuro0ityid bon Goirat,
nube ocnl 6liiic &croer, ilnh bel Na-
lanopu, i'm noro6itIid,en GiItritt, bcr'
purraacnben 9Intbcil.
5elegropbiihe Gerbin-
oung gnntrr5ro d Ell.
Ntbcn. 49, Gftober. Snl 9}i
itouac Gronjo Qiitrifte III Serbiell
iino beitigc aiinpic i'll 0onge. Ger
ljiiiigen gtodridltcn Don SaIonfl ill-
6olge baben Die Scr6cn 6eoelltenoc
@criiirfllnacn crbaltcn. Bon Grnria
ob lit sic tctcgrnpbiide Gcrbinoina
unierbrod)cn.
g4ollen &creini1nng : cnt.
der NIT 9nlgorcn ncr,
hin0crn.
D,oilono, uil &aris, 49, Stt.
Scr Gorrciponbctt Ncs .Secolo" III
VnhnreIt telcgropbirt, bnb Die Ger
ben bcltrcbt iin0, ourh gcietlms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-20

.SeinOen Stolicn'3 pcrbiinOet bat mo
ociirn Naiirte bct1rlpit.
@ulgariihc &erinltc an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-20

ruicbiiQcr Yllnftc Sic GerbInoulA Scr
Gcltidcll nit Den 9uIgorci iibcr Oic
2ont FnInnfo 9ioutc 81 pcrbin-
Dcrn. Gic ier6iIdc 9lrmce perilltt,
Oic bulNoriiden SrlppcL uelde IN
Der NiGtltng OeS Gilnoc 6litiea
operirclL ciHjuidlicBcn.
Trin5 9lleron0er pom
Yfcroe citiir5t
Nthcn @riedcnlono 10. Gttp'
Der. ilbcr 2pnbun, Frin5 gleroh'
Der, Ger 5lueitilteite Su6n ocs 90
niQa Gonitortin, luiroc 0urd) Der
Suri pon icinen Eicroc ihucr pet.
lcet. Ger }Sriub iuetfer % SATIRE
alt jIt, ulr0c ai,f cinrnl 9iitt III 9r-
tilcric Dinnopcrn pom Efcroc &C.
pcrfcn lno Brad Elm gein. G6ni0lt
5opbie uno arpnprin5 ojcorg brnd).
len cen Nerlcbten III elmer glnl6ll
fans rod 2lt1cr.
q d. BEN Il brten " intern.
YariS, 10. Git. Sine Spe.
iinl- 2cpeide oiis Nitd)nreit, 9iuni
nen ioBt: y Ter icr5iidc 8eianotr
1ot pcni alnerifoliiten @eionOIti
cincn l,rcteit gcacn Oic 2lusrottlml
Der Gipilbcoolfrriilta ourdl Ole oelIta
icgcn 5ruppcn cinaebdnoiAt. Ter
Eroteit uirb nod Qnibington net
inrknitrArrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-20

- 9llliirte lunoen mCitcrc Srllps
pen in Sulpuifl.
2onoplL 10, Nttobcr. Ger
GntidluB Der 2IaiirtcL bcoclltcnoe
NcrilGrfllngcn nlh Dem Hnltnn jll
ien0cn, lit aus ciucr Gcpcidc ollS
9ltbcn oil bic o@rNongc SclcArapb
Company" crii6tli0, s. bcibt, Dab
oicicr Gntihlltb ser 9riedildcn He-
gicrlmA lnitNctbcllt muroc.
Gic 9NitthciIln0 crfolAte naA 9lIl'
go5e oeS Gorrciponbcntcn III Der
Sorn elmer .frelmoIid)cn 9totc" bon
Nem britiifcn ul0 ruilifen @c'onO'
ten in 9lt6cn al sic aricdicbc 81
gicrlmg. 2Sl scr 9fotc mllrocn Die
9}lGne ser gntcntc Al1Gcbtc erIol-
tcrt
Gic Ntote ion icrner 6ctont bo6cll
onB sic 2fuSlcalnN Ser &ertro8spcr'
pilidtitngcn @richcnlonO'S Neqcn.
iiber Ser5icu nucb }lniidt Der Gni'
cnie .Ntdd'te cine oloerc lei ais Olc
peldc benl Gcrtroge Don Der grlt'
d)iiGen 9ieoicrlmg gegcben lei.
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II ed Dem q oAcn 8 item.
Baris, 10. Sftober. = Gin ito
licr,iidcs @eihnoocr lit inter perii>
9clten CroreS nod Dem HnfcnCItcH
o6oefa1rcn GS miro on1cnbnlnlcn
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1Clan0ct.
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Grllppcl mlrocn bel Solonifi &C.
lnn0ct.
9ic 3dbl Scr (ruppcn lit 10 0roB,
bob co illnlo2Iid lit, oiclclbcn nllc
id'ncQ per @obn nob Scrbien jll be-
i0rhcrn.
Gin 5hcil Der (rllppcr naridlirt
III giInlGridjcn ilber gricd)iid)c9 Ger
ritoriuu nod SerbIcll 5l.
Gro5crnng p'pn @roniu III
SG bin0tpn Gcmcl0ct.
Moi)inq.on, 10. SIT. Gil
Gilnobntc pon &ranio IN Serbicn
oil Ger @o0nlinic spiidcn 9iiib nl>
Soloniti, Nriccbenlunb, 0urh bulga
ride 5ripren lUlr0c 6crtc Der GIc
ligcn buIgariitGcn @cionotid)nit ofli
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pcrbinOnna 5lpiiAcn Der Icr6iId)el
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Zen NndriGtcn Scr 8cianotid)ni
suiol9e operircn bier 9lrnceeorp$ &c
ocn Serbien. gronin NOR ons Sic
ciles Der ItdrfIicr OicIer 9lrnicecorp3
Wlit Der Yeictllnq bon Grallia mi
Dem Sctrie6 ser Snbn noromcltlid
Don liiib gloubcn bic Seallten oc
Ueionbtidait, oaB iid cine grcBc 9lr
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Der SuiptItaot bciinoen miro
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bcitdtigt.
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ncr bier aus allioratntiper Gnellt
cinscgangcncn Mlonna lit Die @ablt
linie 3lpiidJen SaIonifi uno Mid
ollrd,ihnitten luorocn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-20
BaItimorr i 0bin

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-20
Gin l0l6ttrung.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-25
GERMAN BANK WANTS TO KNOW
ABOUT OTHER BANKS STAND

New York, Sept fisherman Saw
ings bank, one of the largest institu-
tons of its kind in city, holding $685.
754,489 belonging to 153,505 depos-
itors, has sent demand to all banks
and trust companies in which it keeps
funds for statement as to the attitude
toward proposed Anglo-French credit.
Finance committee has served notice
on these institutions that deposits of
German Savings bank will be with
drawn in case their answers are not
satisfactory.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-25
ROAD NEAR STABILITY?

A 100000 payment Of interest
and principal on outstanding bonds
of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
R. R. was authorized by Judge Car
penter yesterday.
This, according to financial lights,
is an indication that the road is APP
preaching stability and may be reor-
ganized without assessing STOCKHOLM
eTA
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-25
WANT STAY Oh EXECUTION

W, A. F, Elkengren, q. s. minister
from Sweden, asked by Anti-CapitaI
Punishment society to ask for stay in
execution for Joseph Hillstrom. Hill
strom is a citizen of Sweden and is
sentenced to death in Utah. He is
an /. W. w
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-25
Y. S. ASST SEc'Y OF LABOR POST
HIGHLY PRAISES WALSH

HIGHLY PRAISES WALSH
Washington, Sept rs. - For the
first time in history an official report
to congress has recommended the
single tax as remedy for unemploy-
ment and poverty Louis F. Post,
assistant secretary of labor, has adj
dressed an open letter to Frank p.
Walsh, chairman of the industrial re-
lations commission, commencing the
work of the commission in the most
enthusiastic terms, and saying,
among other things: u
Pushing aside outworn methods
of inquiry, ignoring the sacred majes-
ty of money, regardless of your own
personal or political future, actuated
as We firmly believe only by desire
to free the earth for its children, you
have brought to the light and have
given to the public body of facts
concerning the Ubiquitous means by
which great monopolies have been
created and maintained; you have
shown US the accompanying wretch
edness and misery of the exploited
masses and you have compelled cor
poratiens and men ordinarily inacces-
sible to the public to face their acts,
recognize their responsibilities and
speak like ordinary men.
"In this work, il you have won the |
hatred of the few. the kings and po-
tentates Of the modern industrial
world, you have won the esteem, the
affections and the lasting gratitude of |
helpless millions, and you have given |
to us the facts which we pledge you
we will use in all legitimate ways I'M
til the earth is returned to those who |
must live on its bounty or perish mis-
erably that a few may corrupt the |
world and destroy themselves with |
excessive and corrupt wealth."
-O-O-
FNENII-H~ha
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-25
ACTION TO PREVENT HOLDING
CITIZENS WITHOUT BOOKING

vi IGENS WI T1SO1 6ASNlINA
After Oct / judges sitting in the
municipal court viii call upon the po-
lice department to produce the pris-
oners which they have taken into
custody since the court was last in
session. In this manner Judge Olson
expects to prevent the police from
holding suspects without booking
them.
In order to reduce the large num-
Der of useless arrests the judges at
their meeting yesterday afternoon
called for the examination of COM
plants in all cases before they are
entered upon the calendar In this
manner the judges expect to release
a large number of persons up for trial
on trivial matters and to save a great
deal of time and money by shorten
ing the court records.
This rule will go into. effect today.
Judges say it will make the city
prosecutors and asst states att'ys
really work for their money.
, 1915-05-13
Wood lie Made EIrsnroot

1t is said that the Metropolitan rail.
way mas ~hreproofed all its rolling
stock without the elimination of
WOODWORK and the structural and dec
oratiye advantages which woodwork
anords. The method of fireproonng is
the same as that nov being employed
by the admiralty. This consists n,
the impregnation of the pores and A.
pers OF the wood with chemicals such
as render the wood absolutely aame-
proof. Wood so treated Is said 10 lose
none OF Its natural characteristics
n has no harmful effect upon Clues
nails. varnishes or metal fittings with
which 1t may be brought into contact.
Hallway Times. London.