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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
Market In Rubber.

After the disorder o~ccasione1 by the
opening congestion was cleared there
w1s IN excellent market for Rubber
stock considering all the circumstances.
The market naturally received support
from tho extensive short interest that
has been confidently awaiting the news
of action regarding the dividend. There
was heavy buying from this source, but
not enough to cause general fear Of an
oversold markSt. What will happen
when the technical position in the mar
ket has changed somewhat Is difficult 10
estimate. Permanently higher prices are
not locked FOR just now, although II IL
granted that the miscellaneous short in
terest might be used as "A level to provide
an opportunity for the putting out again
Of some OF the stock bought IN yesterday.
The market events preceding the declara-
ton OF the first dividend on tho common
stock were recalled 10 mind frequently
yesterday. The campaign began with
the circulation Of liberal bull tips when
Rubber was selling in the forties. The
stock soon dropped to around 81 or so.
Then the Street was flooded with stories
OF impending disaster. TIL persons who
had bought ten points higher got out
and quite a short interest was formed.
II was here that the accumulation
process was accomplished. The price
then shot up and the dividend was de-
clared.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
CONSOLIDATED

st. Paul's collapse IN price stood out
Or the feature of the market on the Con-
sol!datod Stock Exchange yesterday.
Opening at 91is, that stock on trans
actions of 1880 shares broks to san.
closing ut So.
The general list reacted under the IN
fuence of the at. Paul decline, but the
Iocessions as a rule were moderate. In
the early dealings the mark had I'm
proved and the bulls on the floor made
much of the apparent tendency of bust
ness to enla rye in volume On the advances.
The early bettermenf was In tho face
OF a very sharp decline recorded by
United States Rubber on the overnight
news of the passing Of the omrnon divi-
dend.
There was special activity in American
Can. That stock opened al Assn. an ad-
vance Of u OF a point compared with
Its closing price on Thursday. and after
changing hands at 46ia rose to AN. II,
however, closet at 4GN. Rubber. the
early @ feature. opened AT 40, n drop
Of 81 points from Thursdays closing.
IT rallied 10 4s and then dropped to 44%
on further selling by disappointed hold
ers. II closed at 46. United States
Steel common. after opening at go, un-
changed from Thursday. advanced 10
CO.'S. II closed, however, at 60k.
Transactions for the day totalled 49,
1850 shares. An afternoon incident was
the sale by n commission house OF $500
shares OF Reading at 147S and 147L,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
FINDS TRADE BETTER
THAN BEFORE WAR
"Dun's" Tells Of Improvement
-Idlcncss Decreases. Saws
"Bradstrcct's."

The weekly trade reviews report a.v.
ness improvement.
Dun's says: prospects Mt tho oi ~.
ing Of the second half OF the No1r ,Nurl
n striking contrast to thos" uf sy
months ago. hen new prollDW4 UYra
presented that made the outlook ,y.
tremely uncertain. whereas husirCss has
since become more fully adjusted t1
the unusual conditions created Joy Pie
war. AND the future Is now viewed with
equanimity rather than concern The
recvrl of the first half of 1915 is l1re,'r
one of difficulties encountered ana u,.
stacles ~surmountcd. and the nm ~.
mental s%oundness of the economic stric.
ture Is demonstrated by tho steady 10.
c%uperation from the effects Of the PRE-.
vious strain.
Acute depression In many lines has
been succeeded by gradually r|oyiv.rr
activity, and In some instances hv rarl
ecovery and in it's broader ASPECTS M,
general situation is better now thau Nas
the case even before the outbreak ~
the war. Having more than doubled 10,
balance of merchandise exports Uyc.
imports In the fiscal GEAR just ended
this nation has completely reversed rs
international monetary position, and 10
exchanges continue to move stroue'y r
our favor. both sterling and Continental
bills again touching new low levels this
week.
IAN OF the gold that left tho country
during the crisis of last summcr and
fall has since been returned, n Europe
is sending back considerable blocks ~
American securities without seriously
disturbing tho markets here. Recon,
foreign borrowing testify to Tho grow n,
" NFA,. N.RlS a. ..rH
financial centres and Il Is roassug.ng ,ha.
funds are ample to meet these outside
demands and all home requirements
Brddsfrcet's says Further I'M.
provement. Notwithstanding vagarics "
the weather and slow movements NJ
some points. IL the OUTSTANDING feature
of this weeks reports. Where the
weather has been favorable scasonahle
goods have moved from the counters
OF retail dealers In larger volume, and
though clearance sales have been a
stimulus to this line faith In the future
is marked.
Crops, collectively considered. are
promising. some of them more so than
nous proportions brass mills in New
England. sold far ahead. are in'ousplr
active machine tool plants are over.
flowing with orders. sublettIng Of COS.
tracts being "A feature; steel mills are
doing more: specifications for finished
steel are larger the melt of pig iron 50.
increasing idleness continues 10 dy.
crease: effects Of war orders ar,
spreading out to other lines. ror"ont'.
Ing, as II were, through general trade
money Is easy and country banks az,
drawing funds for crop moving pGr.
poses.
'.Tba stock marriott dull Irrepulpr ,.r
heavy. is affected by noteworthy rc,os.
sitous selling OF foreign holding %
American securities. particularly ~
bonds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
An Unsettled Opening.

The market for United States Rubber
at the opening was a. highly unsettled
affair. Naturally there had accumii-
lated a large volume OF selling orders
over night from persons II were dis
gusted over the pssing of the dividend
and from others who were also unable
TO build up their margins. The crowd
was a big one and different prices were
made simultaneously. Al one part OF
the crowd the stock was offered down
from 50 to - before a bid was reached
and so much confusion resulted that the
committee which attends TO such mat
,ers was hastily called into session TO
settle a fair opening price for the stock.
Tn committee decided that A. to 46
should be the official opening and can-
celled all trades made below that level.
As a result of this disorder II was 1876
before any sales OF Rubber appeared on
tho tape.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
"G,t a war Bride"

II is asserted that the market con-
ditions thai mad the poor market Tor
81. Paul are really general. one broKcf,
who had 1000 shares Of Steel 10 sen
this week, says,that at that particular
he found some difficulty In getting
IL off and tina II he had pressed II for
sale at that particular time he might
easily have broken the market padiy.
But there are especial reasons why
shares OF the class of st. Paul should
not find n ready market at his time
They are depressed by the wretched
market for bonds. The rise In the pric"
OF capital affects them in some degree as
n, affects securities OF a fixed interest
Yield. The average Spectator IN wan
Street refuses 10 consider the specu,s-
tive possibilities OF the tandard rail-
road shares or even TO credit them with
any. The industrials. especially those
with war orders, are the only things
he will look at. AS one or the specu-
lators remarked 10 n questioner:
what do YOU want TO bother with
that slow stun for. Get yourself a war
bride"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures Close IrreguInr-TrRns
actions 10000 Bags.

The coffee futures market closed Glle'
and irregular yesterday. with prices
point lower TO . points higher on trans.
actions OF 10000 bags. The marEe.
had a holiday appearance and. tnulc
the undertone was steady, traders wee
not inclined 10 make commitments NM
til next Tuesday. The cah'os v-r
mixed In Spot quotations We"
maintained, but exchange was veal, ai.
receipts n stocks continued 'lrre
Offers in cost and freights NJ Nrt7'
were steady, The quotation Tor S'ut..
80 was s.40G9.50 Santos So, IS, 'l-I
$40 Santos AZ, s.90@9l5, ana no =
6.9OG7.
Brazilian markets were fcaturc'ees
Rio - n Santos As were uuchange'
at 4s7o0 and $500 respectively. r..
and Santos receipts totalled 10000 hHrs
Sac Paulo had $4,000 and Juu1' =,
$4,000, The rate of Rio exchange on
London declined to 12Sd.
DriNao mara.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
Live stock Market.

Receipts OF beeves were 1857 head in.
Guiding 20 cars for the market Steer
We're In demand and firm to a f~ractiou
higher; bulls ruled steady. closing SLOW
medium and common cows were steaIv,
good cows weak to a trihe easier, Tho
yards were cleared. Common 10 cbnire
steers sold at sS.25gslO per 100 lbs. hin
NJ $GHSs; ? extra dry fed AT $3.50: conmnn
to choice cows at 81. rs $3.50; a few extra
dry FED at 1913; tailends at g.. "a IA
dressed beef was steady to firm at ION
lf,2c. per Id. for native sides. "
Receipts OF calves were 95S head In.
Guiding IA for the market. Prime HANDY
weight reals were In demand and SOC.
higher; others 2jc. higher; tho pens wrre
cleared. Common to choice veals sold Al
s9HSl2 per 100 lbs: culls at s7asS.5O,
mixed and skim milk calves at s6mtT,
grassers at 81. City dressed veals firm a,
~ mlSAc. per lb,: country dressed at II
Gliiec. -
Receipts Of sheep and lambs w.r. 7.7oe
head. including 25 cars for the market
Good handy sheep appeared TO he about
steady; others a trlne weak; lambs made
a sharp break OF 50T75c., with a slow
trade, but about all were taken Common
to prime sheep tewesl sold at 81. 500 81
per 100 lbs. culls at 81: common to choice
lambs at ss.s0d Sl0. 80: | car Of prime
Kentucky at SlO.50. Dressed mutton weak
at sW lac: dressed lambs at l+miSc.. hog
crossed exceeded quotations.
Receipts OF hogs were 2.220 head, In
Guiding a car for sale. Market steady at
?s,lo1Sao per 100 lbs; roughs. 1880
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
THE CURB MARKET.
Trading Moderate-As . whole,
U~ndertoue II Firm.

Business was in moderate volume in
the outside market yesterday. As a
whole the undertone was firm. Fluctu-
atoms were narrow and uninteresting
for the most part. Heavy, demand
sprang up again for American Zinc
and the price was forced up 2 points
to 81, the stock closing at the top.
Cramp S~hipbuiding was another strong
feature. scoring an advance Of 3 points.
st. Joseph Lead reacted n. while World
Film improved a like amount.
The attempt at activity which oil
shares nave been displaying recently
failed and prices held about stationary.
Mining shares were active only In
spots and varied within narrow limits.
Kcnnecott Copper fell of VI point to
32h. Westinghouse convertible Is were
n shade flrmer. with other bonds steady.
Transactions in detail in h market
yesterday we're as follows:
49, NIT - RI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
Col. Colts Confession.

There was always n general impress
sion that the Rubber dividend should
never have been raised TO 6 per cent.
The price OF the stock has always re-
Elected this impression. since II never
indicated permanency for the dividend.
Tho Increase Col Colt il quoted as
saying. was mad largely in order TO
effect the purchase of the rubber Regen-
Grating Company. which company was
paid for by the issue Of s6.ooo.ooo OF
common stock OF the United states Rub
Der Company"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
DRY GOODS IMPORTS SHRINK
'sEconomist" Reports Marked De
crease In Receipts.

Tho DRY Goods Economist slvf
Distributors of dry goods am Z
those who utilize them in the msr.
facture of various lines Of merchaud So
should note with especial care ~.
marked decrease IN importatlons. 81 p
ments from Germany and Austria lr
practically cut Off. and those s-ur
England and France are decidedly or
tailed.
in fact. a condition is fast hoir:
reached which has been looked o.
since the beginning Of the war, Cg
Government may be relied on 20 q
what It can toward opening up NJ.
line Of shipment. but from tho Stand
point of production as well loss AMI '.
reliance must, for an indefinite per
he placed on Europe as n ource Of sg,
ply.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
Market Cheerful in Tone,

LONDON. July 1.-The markets were
quiet. but with n fairly cheerful tone.
The old war loan was active. The pub
lie sold generally in order to provide
funds for conversion. Bankers bought.
Home rails continued to improve. Ar
gentine rails received better support.
Hudson Bays rose briskly. Americans
hesitated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03

OF Mcrwin. Gross & Co. will continue
the business formerly conducted by
Mills, Merwin & Gross at SO Wall street,
the partners being Berkeley r. Merwin,
James S. Gross and Alfred ]. Romsry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03

The Stock Exchange Arm of Mills.
Merwin q Gross has been dissolved. A
Q c~opartnership under the nrm nam
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
RAILROAD EARNINGS,
VALLEY.

p HOOKING VALLEY.
The Hooking Valley Railway Company
reports for May:
E Expense. s:y'n ': 'ss!!s s:I;s Inc Inc: '!;;. :sss
Net income. .... 3G.374 Inc. 1916
From July l.:
Total revenue. 80. 81 ,GGS,O7 Dec, Ss7sl3s
Expenses ........ s.S52'oss Dec, 'sao,ois
Net oper. rev.. s.slG,ooa Dec. s?4s.os2
Net income....... 3,0G5 Dec. 4sl.4s7
90 ST. PAUL.
The Chicago. Milwaukee and at. Paul
afanway Company reports for May:
oper. expenses. 5,i7e,so7 Inc. ?as,s7s
Ne, neom..'.. 1876 Dec. '%iissssiteo
Gross cp:S. = .',s.ss,,iss P.e.'s,l..,ss,
Ne. oper. rev. ..s:e,2saee! p.e,,i.,s.,7o?
Net income...... 2l,ss+.2l5 Dec, 2,<66. 25l
g NEW HAVEN.
The New York. New Haven and Hartford
reports 70 The Interstate Commerce Com
Total op.r. rev. : ,s,!!ssit''s;e, 1n cAaG sffi'.,o,
Total oper. exps.. 3,s3o,42 Dec. 246.3si
os s;' ,s ss:El rev.: 'ii:aass:::ssiiss Inc Inc: ',sia: :sst
ro tap% "p sn'y rev. " .,se,os,.s7s Dec. ,s.sss.s..
Total oper. exps.. 4o,s3s.3:i Dec. 4,i5s,si
Net Gpsr; rev, ,,'Is'2lds,s Inc, 1s,ss9,sss
ROCK ISLAND LINES.
The Rock Island Lines report for May:
oper. revenue e, ,5,sas,7ot Inc s%sGi,ssa
.opeT. expenses, i~.si5,sls Dec. aC,iS2
Net revenues. 81. OoO,s $50 Inc. sass i5
From July /;
oS @Pe, sr5 ,sS:on' 'i ;s.s:s,i5s Inc Inc: 'i i.sis.sss
orsr' income rsyS"eF 49,, is,,Sss;;,77SS inc. '%ssSSss..ss77ss
The Wabash Railroad reports TO the In
terstate mt cQmmiSsion for May;
Total opcr. rev. ,s.ss5s'.45l In manga
Total oper' eSps,' s,oGS,s7l Inc, 22,52i
Net oper, ':9SIso Inc. s:o.se5
From July /:
Total oper, rev, q. .ses,76g277 Dec, 81. oss. $50
Total oper' esps., 2l,o6s,soo Dec, i,I2i,7io
Net oper. rev.. s5,ese,s7s Inc, ,a2a, 22l
Oper. lnr1me',,.. i,AO2,Cis Inc, 37S,Gl0
MISSOURI. KANSAS y TENAS.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Lines
report for May!
Iothl oper. rev ss'sn.'"GH Inc fs7. i0l
Total oper, eNps,. l,IJi,0O3 Inc, j9,0i2
Net oper rev.. t593. $50 Dec. $50, 20.
cpCr. ncnmc ,.... iGS, S7i Dec. $500
From July |:
Total opcr. rev. s3O,5l9,C27 Inc. 3937,ls4
Total Oper. eNp8,. Gl,2l9,972 Dec. 4s5,22l
Net oper, rev.. s9,iG2,O76 Inc. Sl.lss, 7si
Oper. income..... s,2270i2 Inc. 1881. s33
Customs Receipts $3.50 ,O50. Do.
Total receints for duties at tho Gus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03

boo ~TOnOpah Merger. EUE wv W.T. IT
t2j Tor Exten 80? i5.i6 . i5-l6 2 ib-l6 ? 1915
800 Tn Gig 81 new ... 1913 IoH iob lCN
100 Tn Gig 81 Of Am iG 1902 l2 lo2
1900 Un Prof, sh . i5.i6 2 i6.,s . Isle . Isle
1890 'wet End Con. 81 IS 81
800 white Knob G Of. ~ ~ 2b "a
20 wabash " i...... - IL l2 T.
100, World Film. ~ ~ - 41
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
Customs Receipts 1856 ,O50.O J.

Total receipts for duties at the Gus
aouT House yesterday were $3.50. $50. 95,
Of which s2l7,17I,32 was for merchan-
disc withdrawn from bonded warehouses
and $3sS,S73.63 for recent importations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03

". TO Closing.
my Tel gin H3s
1000. .
Norfolk 4 " ~
II tOons3, SSlo
NorthPacifc IS
II 5000.
'Or Rstl& -
5000.
PA rv si1a 1918
10000. .lOOis
Up Iorinard Is
1000. cola
Isl Louis SW lst
VI 1000, "a
So Pacific cv So
llo00. q
iS00oS3o. 30
So Pacific cv ~
1000 ....SO7 "a
II 1000.
Southern nv So
1000. aA
!, 4OoO....a oi2
-
, 1000. .
'u Pacific ref -
5000
; InionPac cv ~
, 10000. piA
L y Steel If SIS
1000. Olio
. Nirg'a 4 SW list
! 5000. 90
ext ~
I 5000.
! " NY & IA LIST
1000. O2
Westg III CIV IS
: 10000. Ol3S
certificates
1000. %
a. notes
1000. o q
81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03


AmTAT CIV >t1sl
JOOos,0lO lisl
5000. oil
Am Writ IS
1000. 55laI
Armour as
aOOO....9 RI
AT s r adj q
1000. ..S2l2
stamped
.nGOs3o. SPA
1000. S2l2
Balt&O gold IS
sDg,s3,.
4 q CIV AS
lirfoS3o. Sh34
1000.
Bait & q y |. Z
& W Va IS
in6DS3 7SloI
Bait &Ohio 3'ss
G0OnSD. SOS
t0ros21. 90
Balt&O SW 3i3s
500 81 70
IWOOs3) "a
peth ST fdg S.
10000.
Cent Pacific ist
2%nOoDslJ. 500
Ches 4 F5s
1000.
c 4 q CIV Nss
soO0....72
CB 4 . Joint Is
IOOosD.
1000 . ~
G II & . Ncb as
l0ODS3O. Sls'
c MAST p cv SIS
rrts full nj
5000. O3ls
1000. p
10000 O2l2
5000. 3s
1000. O2l2
Total bond sal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03

Total sales to-day. 33l2OO Shares. Same day 1914, l4sSs5. january
10 date 90 6s7 1856. Same period 1914, 49, 452 275.
Where a &C" follows a quotation It indicates a bid n offer for 10 shares
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03

from s.b u. J
CM&StP CIV AIS
1000. p5l2
CM&SP grn as
1000. ola
Chi RISP ref -
5000 ....82l2
Chile As
1000. l1la
1000. II
Con Gas CIV &c
1000. l8l2
Cumb Tel 81
1000 ...pT
Den & RIO Or u
SsrlSaO "a
Den & RIG ref IS
1000. AZ
Distillrs Secur-
tiles Corp Sc
! 5000. Ais
Du Point as
7ooo....o .
o0O....95i2
1000. 63i
5000. . 5i2
Erie cv Is ser y
1000.
Indiana steel IS
|. 5000. OOl2
1nsCons Cop cv
"a 1872
1000. 2 Si2
Jap 4'2s Gerrnu
stamped
lcDD~'n .73iA
Long Isl North
Shore IS
5000. OO7s
Marine cit aus
certificates
10000
5GGS3O 1864
Mo Pacific a.
| 1000.
deb ~
5000. So
les lpar valueI
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-16

Sobn 8uG nidt. - Sm @egen.
fbeil. gr lit grob unb orobt. Menr1
Sbr Mmerifaner lt11s (oen Mlliirten),
oas 8elo nidt plpmpt, fal,fen mir
anBer &ricgSmate-
"a |, nidts M1tDeres mebr ab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-16

gespge1l. @aabrello mir g%lallbtel,, Sic
peiBe,l @olfer tuitroe1l iid einit qua
lan1mcni6lieBen CUNT @ti0erltarb ges
gen ben gelbe11 Manl1, 1pdbretlb mir
Dofften, OaB es eil1it, lllto 1T nid]t 3u
meiter Ter1e, 5t cilrem Mltsgleih
5nilden Sen iid iebt befeboenocn mei-
Ben 8Dlferl1 forlmel1 auiirbe, tr1et
g11glano Sen .arig alld) iiber auf
MaiIerL init oene1 mir nid}ts gernein
baben. Sapan lit in oieiem arioge
Ser lad)enbe Critic. l1lr5 Sic japa=
niidc., Tragc, sic Irage Scr gelben
Static ,uirS cines Cages Mmerifa an
idaffcn MAIDEN. Str miro berei1lt
Mmerifa gegeniiber itebelt ln6 es miro
ibr lridt allsapeihell fo'u11ell. 9esbolb
lage idb oaB bieier &a11pf, Der jesige
&anrpl id)olt Der 9egi1ln iencs &a1l1.
|pfeS lit, unb DOB mir - mir ole, Be-
ren 6alltfarbe peiB lit, berei1rlt tper-
Ben 5uiamnteniteben miiien. 1arirmt
Iiollte Mmerifa 6arauf lROadt lein,
|lld] bcl5elten bor5ltbereltel1, es POLITE
|baralrf be0adt iei1, bas @an6, bas
alle 8olfer aueiber 6autfarbe Unit
ldlingt, nidt 81 5erreiben."
@iro Sen 2eitern ser altsipartigen
Nolitif Der Ser. staoten, sic 1ih 10
|entibiebel1 auf Seite gllglanbs itel-
|len, enolih flor 1peroel1, marllm iid)
|bieler &rieg 6rebt, mo- ii t 3eutlh=
)Iano 0ielen &ielenfompf Biz gum
en0giiltmcn grfolg ourdyfdmpft?
@iro ibnM euolih sic BON SSapor,
brobenbe @efo6r flor %tperoen?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-16

tbeioiglnasofte Got sic Meeiernng
fait taglid uel,e 9lrtifel al1f sic Site
Der ei1l= nn0 Neutrality-suspicious. gelebt.
Die Mirflln9 oieler Nolitif ldeil1t
raid ans b~efriebiael,o 81 ieirt. @ir
ebofferL DOB Motortpagelt iebr bal0
atf Ser 2iite Der giufltbrpcrbote alii
fi1toelt ieilt meroet1. Die ein5igel1, Sic
ll1lter oieler @erfiigung 81 lei6en 6diit-.
ten, maret Sic aatil,fer bicler 2nrl1ss
fabr5euge, bic menig Ibeilnabme
peroienen, u16 Sic 6abrifanten in
Nmertfat oie iid III .ibren &offnl111-
get al1f Sic reidc @oloernte, peld)e
lite aus 11ierem 2oroe al 5ieben er.
lapartete11, getauidt ieben tperoen.~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-16

S ben Sabren 1871.75 nur<
ben in 4merita an 100000 5tiid
8iffel nur Der 9uut pegen bingez
lAladtet.
Die 9aupt Grseugntife
BON gliabz2 otbrinsen iinb Giien
aoble, @al5, potoi9e. petroleum
sunD Mspbalt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-16
6transaeber: S. Slider grintins 50
9ntsssd ~ the Postoffics at Davenport
% second Glass Matter.

S.ssss.lE.a ssst,as rs: sss; ana,.,.r,, tst ,ss msHe'
ntse a. bic NbpMne1ten In btefer stabt nj
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