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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-21
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

white. 4sh @ 5Oh CT No. 4 white. 4s0 AGO. sample
oafs FoUREReceipts IIs 49O bbs and OtO 4s5 lbs
in sacks There was little trading. but values
We're strongly held in sympathy with wheat. Fol
Winter. clear 10000; do. straight, sG5Og7
do patent 81 OF. so; Kansas. clear, cotton sacks
eson sfSse Sacks sS''GS sPins S
clear. So; so OF 40: do patent 90 s'2Si ics 90,
and fancy patent. IS. 5OQ so; city mills, Fegu'
lar grades--winter. clear, s6g6'5Oi do straight
'os9gg1t rye 1tG9uR a6 Ra'sa was small supply and firm
but aulet. We quote e neeT5y sd a5 :, per
0DI3 DIB3UST'TER@Faiicy S',r stock sold fairly and was
well cleaned up at firm prices Quotations G, fol I0t,
cias 3lci extra s2 933ei extra hTsts 81 g 81 z g
frsts, 3O@sOhei seconds Is y e goh nearby
prints fancy. 35c; do, average extra 30 sac
do, firsts, 500 32ci seconds. 20 q 20 hei johbins
sales OF fancy prints, $50 Ale.
tied Tscsipts Of Strictly ns ssss prices q
which were firmly maintained. Quotations; In
frsts' IS. s.iOg0 per standard easei nearby cur
rent receipts, ST.s0@s.4O per easei western ex-
ssc Rsr d9E ao fss si6 per
fancy selected candled fresh eggs were jobbins
at 889STo per doz.
lght oIer9ss and fair demand :, 9qEotsti99ns E 9nS
Sdy dYsPpas5 s o NJ MeishSs S
lbs, apiece, 2sc;, do weighing I lbs; apisess.
Sss d9 wfSheg aSses 81 s aRSs fBI %eiss se
packed, fancy. dTy,pie9SSssdJiNS iS InaBlhna
ss66athsrh s6a Indiana ana Illinois. weighing S5 bs,
sRlsss 229 sRsdsr 1sc 1eS rong Sii ehickeRs
illinois large % 2se;. so aIndians large n @
fancy So SEE d. 2thser nearby an SsbIshins sb Il y
lbs gss4ss sess 81 soGi isalby spriRg 10 96c
sasss. sssss ! ssE TITbSr e
E $$$z:% gsgE55S Wills: SRRiis S:issR %:isR
!.9ss .gsss SssSs Ssssi ian Snail and n. q GosS'ls5.
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STRENGTH RECORDED
BY SOME CURB ISSUES
Improvement Is Not General.
Munitions Stocks Lead Trad
ing and Advance

showed strength on the Broad street Curb
during the first half Of the day, but there
was no uniform Improvement.
The action OF the market was considered
satisfactory, however. as there was evidence
of quiet accumulation In many issues with
out any c11rt to advance prices, and II
was Thought this accumulation will be re-
flect,d in general advances within a short
period
The munitions stocks were the most
prominent features, Aetna Explosives NOV
ing up to IL and Maxim Munitions SELL
ing at G.
The most pronounced evidence Of ac-
emulation was in NIidvale Steel which
ranged from 62ts to 63ia, with buying
coming from extremely strong sources.
INDIgTRTATS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-21
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

AgF h1b:7 8Nss oJ9
s@Ts, @ SOL ii5;o{S sg9Sdo heavy: siO.SS iiSS:
pigs. SIS, 05 d1O; bulk SfO O3O@1l.
CATTLE-Recelpts $4,000. Market. steady
10 l5c lower. BeeYes, S7.1hdp1l; cows and
heifers. Sl25@O.75; stockers and feeders, So 35
a71O: Texans $G.5OWO.75; calves, si0.5OD
-S;IHIEEP-Receipts. $4,000. Market. steady.
lambs SS.5O0l1.a5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-21
'cOTTON PRICES SOAR
ON STRONG CABLES
strength at Liverpool Results in
Covering Movement and
h Big Advances

NEW YORK. Aug. 21.-The extraordi.
,.rv strength Of Liverpool cables this morn
~ lad to covering movement here at
,a onening that rushed first prices up IL
a "a points. An increasing demand for
oc,ober shorts later advanced that delivery
!, ui4s. or 81 points above Saturdays
sS,.s Later months meantime were cor
,ssrondIngly active at is to 20 points net
81 shortly after the opening there was bid
A. 1890 for January and 1t Immediately
sdranced to S14.69, with October increasing
is rise. ., Ar. ,.,,.o
months about 1s to 20 points net higher
with october relatively strong ana making
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-21
WHEAT ENDS WELL
AFTER REACTING
Realizing Causes Drop From
Early Advance, but Increased
Demand Brings Strength

CHICAGO Aug. 21.--After scoring sub
stantial advances in the early trading the
wheat market met considerable realizing
and declined to at or near Saturdays final
figures. Later however, the demand in
creased and at the close prices were at
"a net higher.
The start showed considerable excitement
and new buying was rather free. There was
good demand from Eastern interests who
were believed to be operating for foreign
account.
Profit-taking occurred from time to timg
with n supply coming from the Southwest.
and many of the larger buyers offering the
various options, but after each succeeding
decline that demand again increased.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-21
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-The fact that
there Is no fast steamer available until
Saturday possibly accounted for the con-
tinued dullness in the foreign exchange
market in the early dealings today
The market in mid-aftcrnoon was eN-
tremely dull and featureless Rates were
not appreciably changed at 4.75% for de-
mand sterling; 4.76h for cables; franc
checks 4.00M; cables, 500; relchsmarks
cables 72 5-16; checks 5.72L.
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LiYernool Cotton

7. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 21.-There was only
a moderate demand for spot cotton today
Al an advance of points on the basis of
Ssld for mld-upland. The sales were 1000
bales, Including 62O0 bales American; the
,sespts 40 600 bales, of which 1900 bales
were American. The market for futures
closed very steady at net advance of
ilh1l4 points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-21
N$RUBLIc SERVICE
" SECURITIES
Public SerVice Securities
are a lien on the success of
communities,

q In making purchase of Bonds for
investment there are several underly-
ing requisites which are more nearly
adequately met In good Public Service
Securities than in any other class Of
investments.
q We specialize in good Public Ser
vice Securities.
a. At the present time we have par
ticularly attractive list yielding from
5I4gs to SO.
q We viii consult with you either
personally or by mail regarding them.
Baker Ayling 6Young
Land lille BldE. Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-21
BIG JUMP IN DEPOSITS
Loans and Surplus of Local Banks Also
Larger for Week

The statement of the condition of the
nsmbers OF the Philadelphia Clearing
House Association for the last week showed
1 big gain in deposits. Bank deposits in
creased s5,1S2.OOO and the individual de-
posts rose $4,1S3,000. Loans advanced
100000 and the surplus was s1,2l6,OOO
larger than the previous week. Details
follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-21
RATES FOR MONEY
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearings today compared with CORE
spending day last two years; ,o,,
pn,nacpha 1919 1s}P 800 ,,sS4s iS4t
Boston .... 20, lS3, 645 II, 831 POI 14,IO5. .1Ol
New York .279, 7Gl 90l 2n2, 226,212 1891 "a.
Chicago .... Ol BDB1B0 4s,40I053 i3, .T3S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-21
FINANCIAL NEWS |
sToCKS START HIGHER, THEN FALL
AND ADVANCE AGAIN LATE I'M DAv
ynied States Steel Common Leads-Marne Common ond
Preferred Shares Hit New Top Marks-New
Buying at Low Levels
High Points in Today's Financial Ne,,.

philadelphia bank statement sboyed
loans and surplus Vere larger Good Jug eoTnimSs s9
y Phudded dd transit Compdny Price
ws and London Cotton grain and markets ronger oym
Ldnged
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GRAIN AND FLOUR

s - .s Receipts 2s. asa bush. There was z
8 osssssoft demand and prices further ADVANCED
- tAtions: car lots. IA export eleyator--Ne.
lSt sR99t yi.50015s; No. ? southsra rsd
.ijl3SsS soj Ne ss,sS..d dsd 4. htaShlHi
se =. l.4tUI.44
Iss 4 ,1RTssslpts, efss bush. The, market Sss
fa ~. tsner. with demand equal 70 the I'M
81, r=slirsz- Quotations. Car lots for ioeal
1ae= a. g iocatlon-We Ne. z ssIlo"s
a g So -assf aa zsilo@; s9gsfssi ~ 3 aac' -
81 szs .zsflpis. 40 41f nuah. Onernsa Nefq
oa7s sae narkel ruled drInj but cflnsl
z +.aaar4te Quotations. Nc. Enlt-s
ssaaafd Nhite. tA4tlAei re.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-21

, 5urpus AuguBt u, 1OI5, was e0l, 6BLUUUi
August 25. 1913, O,306. 600; August 10, lOl2,
pal9,OO0; August n, 1911, $63Os75O.
Decrease,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-21
BAR SILVER

Bar silver was quoted today " London
at 81 7-1Gd, up Md.
Commercial bar silver was quoted in New
York at 66c, up Nc.
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POULTRY
FRESH FRUITS
VEGETABLES

ii - Was fair and prices generally were were
sksasNtsFn N Shore; ii 91 .s5; 80. EoTtoiIs.
EN- sfsey per basket. So q d0c sweet Pota55osss 81
II ett5solRna, per bbl.--No. L. 1929 gsil2'
3 a. 20; Pennsylvania. per hamper b'55s%
zII ~ nnsylvania. per 100.lb. bag. s5.z2g
y Do Virginia. Der Der Basket. si6i.25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-21
PROVISIONS

s,,e sss wps fair i9bhng demand ,no1 and che tss
beef si II '@Gsea ssts. dmSksd anS % gSe city Sssi
buckles ssI and tenders smoked and air dried ed
;sDhsa n hans slEsS loose isH isS e 26 6S9
s2Isi other hams smoked, city cured; as s.It 20
nc SSf o iO Soed Ii haSs Boaesss pic
sS shoulaers. s., r. cured, loose, Iii M 90 70
'S Ss Dose 'flSs id iB BrsRREias REsi sSSSR SS5aqs
SsssaS S9s cafsd ?iS & fSFda SFS wsseR
Isls slty Kettle rendered. in tiefces. lax c;
:" oo do In tubs. 1iAe.
REFINED SUGARS
i. ne market was quiet. but steady. r. 1RehneTs nes
9ioe Gntra se apsSpaosea soft grades
a'is6sSes ''H's'''0n'iS a. 0''''' ''
DAIRY PRODUCTS
eHEEsE-onsrlngs were light and the mar
~ toIk, full cream, f6TiSv. ~ y g lsei sEpe Pc
- SKINS 9@l5c,
POULTRY
'tlfE-oferings OF desirable stock were mod
~ soa shs market ruled ssseady win aostsrs traas
1tll9ei spring chickens, according 10 dusii55y,
...n .zsssns 4 az lbs. and over apiece; 2i g 22ei
.l..Saorns, !. according to quality iT@i9ci ducks.
: 2 siss and quality, 15@i7ei pigeons, Old
FAiE' 20 @2sei do, young per pair ioS<-''
FRESH FRUITS
AIS stock was in fair request and gsneTsly
1seis under moderate offerings. Quotations
zznev, ~ sp3selleware and Maryland, per hampeL.S
#s6&l .tIQSi pineapples. per crate. Floflaa,
IL ssS5 bReasshes ViTgiaaia aRe PeTT. sSsoGurbtain
~ ssldaxo 49,, pears. North Carolina, PEI, pei
81 sa99i eantaloupes Delaware and Mary
- ~ crate, 75e0 s1.26; grapes. North CaTo. TS
zzi.rnaiia Delaware. per crate, ~ lz59Iye z9y Low
s'onA. southern. per car, Slo0ge=o'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26

GarterSpille @a., %. Sc
brrar, Der Neger Seile McGorfle
Dltroe beitte Wlorgeu pon etpa bun.
bert Mdnncrn lm0 iingen @urlben
aus Dem 1ieiigeu @eiduguiB gebolt,
Dor benz Nat9bniic an eiuem Baiune
anigefuiipit lnlo bon 5ln0erten BON
augeln ourdiie6t. Der gtcger uar
inter Ocr NeiduIoigmg oerboitet
por0en, ribrcn0 Der Jtadyt III oas
SaliS bon u. 3. Scotb ciugebrodeu
81 ieiu nuo sic 5rou Seatb, oeren
@attc nbpeieno mar, dngGgriifen 5u
bnbea
sSn Dem &anipic niit. oern 5bmar.
5et iAoB oie Sralr ibren gIngreifer
in's SanogeIent, lpltroe aber bon oent
8uri1en iiberipdItigt 9lls man Dlc.
Gorfle fano, 6llitete ieire @unoe nod
iu1o oer 9lepoIpcr, ipeIden Ct ser
iSral abgcuontnen beiano lid nod
ii ieinem 9eiiB. Iros 0es &odbc.
geidlreies Der Dletgc luuroe Scr &c.
Ger iu's @eidnaniB gebradt nno
idarf beuadt Gur1 cine 2iIt per-
idafftc iid ilioeiien 6elttc @loroen
bic Menae 3utritt 5u oent c5efanq.
nib mo ipenigc gRiriten oaraii ban.
meIte DtcGorflc bcrcitS Dor ocnt
9fatb6aiiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26
5dnItinOcr 6eindleu SGeater.

Gincr oltrd) 5dlH.GommiiiGr Si0.
ney q. G6anbouicr iibernlitteItcu
GinIa0nng aenidB iuo6uten gcitcru
gtadmittag 100 GinScr, 5ilm 16eil
pcrfriippeIt Sum Gbeil 9tnae6origc
Der iSrcihlit-aIaiic, ais @dltc OcS
3qubcrfiinitlerS Gburitoi ociien Gor.
lteIInn9 I'M Acknowledgements" 69i.
Serr Ebnriton pfleatc oIli1Drlid sic
airOcr aus Dem acrnon.Soipitol eiu.
5nlaocn mar oicsmdl ieoob ourd
0alcl6it nisGebrchcuc 1ipbt6critis
Ooran ucrbtnocrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26

tbooen 5u lnterbin6eit bat Sr. W}orf
8. Sbriper cine gilI i'm llnterbauie
pnterbreitet, in tuelder sic RatcH
feitgeiteIlt, iUelde ie fir GorIebeH
ioroeru oiirfen.
gtun ioIl audi SABRE Sc @race tro-
den meroen. g1oG elmer Bill Oes
6rn. EDoin9s ioll Sen giirgeru bon
SaUre Sc @roce Die 6rage lmterbrei-
tet meroen Oariiber ST entl6eioen,
Oh lie nah oeu 1. Dlai 1917 nod
5pirituoiens2icen3en duslteaen mol.
len ooer Hidbt.
gIuf GriHdeu bat Sor Gee cine Bill
i'm ltHterbaitie eiugcreidt, uad pcl
der 25 Rro5ent 0eS aobneS eines gIr-
beiters un0 SauOmerters fir g8ob-
uung ln0 &olt Ser gei9Iqgnabme
ltuterDorfen iperoeu iolIeu.
glab elmer pom Senator 9lrder
eiugereidten Bill ioIl ooS glmt cine5
SiilfSa@ a@cncral-9Iojitantcu abgci9offt
fuerOen. EaS @cIo fir OaS 9[nlt
wuroe Dor bier Sobrcu Dem General.
gloiutonten gefudbrt, ais 0erieIbe per-
iprad, teinen 9liiiItenten ou5uiteuen,
unO MN iolI Die 9Ingelegeubeit &c.
ieBIib seregeIt iueroeu.
Dos 8oIfsgericbt ioll III elmer 9iQ
oeS Sru s. tSrant Sor I'M Inter
bailie duigeboben iper0en. Sr. sSor
6ebatptet, SAB ooS Bolfsgeridt III
Baltimore niht sic Sdlfte ser So.
item oeSielbeu pcroiert babe.
CAB Die 2eute III GorroIlGointp
5il uiel 5huappS trinfeu, luirO in ci.
ner Bill oeS Srn. @oooen Demon.
itrirt, lpelHer oaS @aIlone,pro.Wlo.
nat.@eieb 10 omcnoirt baben mill,
DAB Elm Wsonn mtr elm Gllart pro
Wonat III ieiner Toi1e BADEN oari.
81 elmer @ill oes Geuotors SoncS
weroeH tpeiterc $2500 fir oaSStoots-
@einobeitSblremi perlongt, Inn @or-
febrngcH 3ur 8cfdmpilug bon So.
orop6obia 8u trcffen.
9llS Wiitglieoer oes Gomite's, mel
Dies Sic @citebingSbeid duloiglngen
rpegeu Der @onoelbiIocr.GenIur lin.
teriuHen foil, BAT 5pre1er 2airo sic
Serren Mc1onougb Sbodlep, Sol.
lep 6erpid uno GeIaploine err
uantt.
Staats @eriiderunaS Gomnliiidr
Tbos. 8. Sbeban lit bon Der 5taats.
9autenbeboroc auf neitere bier Sab.
rc erpdblt iporoeu.
@ouoerueur Sorrington piro NOR
gen, Sonntag, oenl SobreSbanfett
oes uGrioiron GIubS~ in @oIbingtou
beiiuobnen.
3llr Grbaltuug scr Gorit.9lnlagell
am Eotnpsco-Sluiie bat Senator 2lr.
hen ciue @iIl eingereicbt, $250O oa.
fiir 3lt pertpilligen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26

gerliib 25. 8cbr, pia Qonoon.
-9lOmiral bon BobI Dis Dor fnr5eni
Goninatoant ser 0elitldeN 5dladt.
Hottie, Oeiieil 9lble6elr geItern genel,
oct iUliroe, iuor 6ei 9(us6rltd 0cS
&rIegeS, troBoem er All elmer lin6eil.
barren arnnf6eit lit, lpie0er III at.
tiUen Gienit getreten. @r iunBtc,
oaB feline Aettiing mebr 5lt 6offen
mar bieIt nber 10 Iauge aug, biS i'm
bic arantbeit 5iuaua 3uriid3ntretei.
0er itolicuii6c gcridt.
aiom pia 2onOOn 25. Seer.
Gas italicniide Ssriegsminiiterillm
bat oeItcrn folaeuOe Mittbei[iug ge.
nInht.
ISM Nien3E6ale enttui.
delt sic irinoIitbe 9lrtillerie belonoe-
re Ebotigfeit gegen itniere Stellius
aen am Dtontepiano, o6ne irgenoipel-
den 5haoeti on5uridlten
9Iuf Ben Soben norolpeTtlid bon
@or5 Babel iidb ain GienItag 9(beno
ieinoIihe glbtbeiliingen itnTerer 9is
lIien geudbert, iporauf tie Stidbonly
ben 5ll iuericn beganuen. ltnier @e-
uno Oos 6eicr ciner Bat
teric aeuiigte d6er lie 8nriid3utrei-
bcr
gllti oelli Gan5cn Gperotionsfe[oc
fatoen iAuerc Ghnceioue itott.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26
gScItfdlifdJe GdJinfru.

@infc fit oic 8nbcreitirrg ldlmad-
better Sdnlfen aiebt scr rggeIt.
oeltidc 2oitopirtb. inSenl or
idreibt: oSeit Sabrbmiocrtcn ifon
geiddst, bon Gidtcrlr iii @ei1uqcit
ilno 9obipriiden ocicicrt, silt Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26
AbwQrteuO.
Sic 9alinng beg GOns
greiies.
--.--~~-----~-
sSn Der gnbmarimes 6 Dn-
trDberie.

trDberie.
@OrIdllfig miro Der GouareB feline
Sdritte tbum 1iuiidtIid Der 8e.
mcgtng fir @erpornung ameri-
foniiber 9ilrger gegcn 8enltbuug
ormirtcr sdiffc friegiiibreuOer
glotiouen. @raiioent g9iIion
balt an icinem stonopunft feIt.
Scin 8eidciO al Sous- Dele
CATION.
g8oibington 25. 5ebruar.
Der GougreB nobm bcute be5iigli1
Der meitercn GntipidIungeu III Der
Gubmariue-Gontroperic 3pii6eu ben
8ercinigtcn Staaten unO DelItid-
Iono cine obmartenoc 5altlng elm.
Cine Dtc6r5abl Der O}itglieoer beioer
SGlIer ibien oiienbar entidlolien
feline G1ritte 3li tblm, meIde Die glo-
nliuiitrotion III oercn gegclludrtigem
GtatuS oer Oiplomatiidcn llnter.
bonohngen III BerIcaenbcit 5u brin-
gen geeiguct iein tonnten.
Die Ebdtigfeit ocrer, melde oen
GrlaB elmer Marnung an bic amerir
fauiiden 8iirgcr beiiirporterL iib
uibt armirteu 6anoelsidiiicn Der
gIlliirten au5uoertrallcil ipuroe in-
oeiien fortgeieBt, lmo @rsStaots-Se-
fretdr Mm. Servings 8rpon lanote
GelearuHme All cin5elnc Senotoren
uno Neprdicntantcu III pclbeu or
fir cine ioI1c @arnlmg in enpbati-
ider @eiie eintrat.
Ger Erdii0ent lpieoerboltc bellte
feline seitcrn gema1te Grfl6rung, Dab
Ct III feine 9el1rGnflmg omerifani-
I1er Aedte einwiuigcn Ueroe, IN ci-
ner llnterreoung, Die CT nit Spreher
GIarf, WlnjoritGtsfibrer &itdin rmo
&eprdientant lIooo, Dem Goritser
OeS SauS-Gomites fir auSl1nOiide
q[ffoirer, bate, Die Den BrGiioenten
i'm MeiBen Saiic oltfiilftcn. Serr
g8ilinn betonte, oaB ieine 8emiIbuH.
9en, OaS 2an0 ouS Dem &riegc ber-
olls5ubaltcn, 0ur6 Berihte iiber
NcinllugSDcrihicoe lmo Qlgi'
tation in GongreB bebinoert weroen
f0nnten. uHo bic Heprdientanten ga
ben c6erio oettlit Dem Brdiioentel
5u perlteben, oaB i'm GOngreB cine
itorte Stronultg oogegeii beitebc, oie
Wloqlibfeit eineS &rieges 5it riStiren,
inoen amerifanil1en 8iirgcru ge.
itottet iuerocn iolltc, ouf ormirten
Saiffen friegiibrenoer 9totioueu 5u
fabren gan5 llngeobtet OeIien, mas
ibr HeGt ltHter Dem internationalen
@eieB iei.
5preber Glorf crfldrte, CT glml.
be, oaB Die NeIohltion ipel1c omeri.
faniiche 8iirger ee9eu 8enusun8 ar
mirter SAifie tpnrnen ipia, nit ei-
nem @otirm i'm 9erbdItniB pon 2 5u
poiiiren wiiroc, ials es ieBt 3ilr
9lbitinlmiing fonlnen iolte.
Die pauS,Delegotion begob iitb
nit Der gotiHdit 5lnl aapitol 5iriid
oob Scr GrdiiOent an ieincin Stnio.
plmft bartnddig fcitbdlt.
IS miro oagemeiu angenonlren
Dab fcin erniter NerIt1 5iun Snn-
6cIn mebr gena9t rperoen miro, aus
genonnuen in Sale, Dab Gnttpid.
lilngen eincn 8rudJ nit 4eutihlalo
III orobeu6c gld6e riiden ioIltell
Ias Cabinet beipradl sic Sitlo-
ton 6clte oeS 2Gngeren, lno ctn
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Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-20
BRIEF STATE NEWS

canaan-John Rodemeyer has been nominated by the democrats of Ca- naan for representative in the general assembly.
 New Brtain-Frederick Turton, 49, watchman at the Town Home, is suffering from infantile paralysis, 1t was learned yesterday.
 Derby-The 18th anniversary of the institution of Ousatonic lodge, I. O. O. F., was observed Thursday night in their hall on Main street.
 Hartford.-An endowment fund of ,000 given by Mrs. Appleton R. Hill yer has been accepted by the Windsor avenue Congregational church.
 Branford-Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ham mer and MT. and Mrs. V. T. Hammer are enjoying a motor trip through the western part of Massachusetts.
 Hartford-Rev. Dr. Joseph H. Twi- chell, pastor emeritus of the Asylum Hill Congregational church, has re- turned from Keene Valley. N. Y.
 Brstoi.-The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company has not yet appointed a freight agent to succeed Harry A. Reynolds, resigned. Cashier Claude Terrell has been act ing as agent.
 Hartford-At an address Wednesday at the noon hour before siIopworkers at Capitol avenue and Park terrace, Dudley Field Malone, collector of the port of New York, spoke on the Adam son eight-hour law.
 New Haven-Her friends of this city and society in general are interested in the coming. marriage of Mrs. Cath serine Quincy Trowbridge. widow of F. Hayes Trowbridge, with MT. Rice of Boston and Brookline to take place early in November. Mrs. Trowbridge's s husband died fourteen years ago. leav- ing sansestate= of almost .$4s000, 900, the
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-20
URIC ACID IN MEAT
 CLOGS THE KIDNEYS Take a glass of Salts if your Back hurts or Bladder bothers you
 Drink more water.

If you must have your meat every day, eat it, but flush your kidneys with salts occasionally, says a noted au- thority who tells us that meat forms uric acid which almost paralyzes the kidneys in their efforts to expel it from the blood. They become slug gish and weaken, then you suffer with a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick head ache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated. and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the channels often get sore and irritated, obliging you to seek relief two or three times during the night.
 To neutralize these irritating acids, to cleanse the kidneys and flush off the body's urinous waste, get four ounces of lad Salts from any phar1n- acy here; take "a tablespoonful in glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize the acids in urine, so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder weakness.
 lad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in jure, and makes a delightful effer- vescente elithia- waters drink. -