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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
THE TIMES ANSWER
BY the Editor.


Sure, we will do it.
hereby apply for membership in the Justice
to the Mountain club, and am going to ask my
friends to join with me.
On general principles am opposed to the null
duplication of clubs and societies. We are over
organized. However, here is a job that needs
doing.
So, by all means, let lis have the Justice to
the Mountain club Let us make it big, do
something society.
In order that everybody may have an equal
chance to be charter members, The Times is
printing right at the tail end of this article an
application blank for membership.
hope that our good Tacoma booster. Sam
Wall, will be flooded with applications. He de-
serves such support He has been trying to
"Lift the Curse off the mountain at first I'M
aided. His idea is one that every Tacoman
ought to applaud and adopt.
Do your part by filling in the blank and by
mailing it to Mr.. Sam Wall, box 49, Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
Some Wireless
Pirates Stealing
Army's Secrets

egrams are going over the field
telegraph line, laid along the
ground and on fence posts and
cactus plants between here and
Gases Grandes.
The leak is believed to be in
Chicago--where a high-powered
eavesdropper with access to the
army's code book is reading gov
eminent messages.
All the private and amateur
wireless plants along the New
MeXoco harder have been sup
pressed by the government, but
the army sleuths haven't yet dis
covered where the leak is and
who has the army's code.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10

has been small river in the
gulch for several months. 1t is
more than % feet wide in some
places.
The culvert under Pacific ave-
nue. is scarcely able to take care
of the water, and the filled-in
street has become weakened. The
concrete foundations of the Puy-
allup ave. bridge are being eaten
away, according to the state
ment, by the great volume of
water,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
Prosecutor
Stops Near
Beer Sales

County Prosecutor Remain to-
day ordered stopped all sales of
Golden Nectar, near beer man
ufactured in Portland. following
the test made by e. o. Heinrich,
chemist, of samples taken recent
ly from the Lotus and Annex
bars.
The tests showed that The
drink contained one half OF one
per cent alcohol.
County detective Shaw said
that the Golden Nectar was the
nearest to the real stuff of all
the near beers on the market.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
WHAT'S BEST.
WAY TO HOLD
YOUR WIFE?
What is the best way to hold

What is the best way to hold
q wife?
The Times will give $40 and
S. for the best two answers to
this question.
We want you to answer in $50
words or less, but in such a clear
manner that any husband who is
having trouble maintaining do
nestle happiness may understand
and profit by the advice.
Details of the essay contest
will be named on the Amusement
page of The Times Tuesday. It's
Freddie Films idea.
Don't send In answers until
you have read his announcement
tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
BY Leon Starmont

COLUMBUS, N. NJ, April 10.
There's a leak in the wire
less link between the American
punitive expeditions base in
Columbus and the field base of
Gen. Pershing beyond Cases
Grandes!
Messages sent by Major w. r.
Sample, commanding Camp Fur
long, Columbus, to Gen Pershing,
at the front, have been publish
ed In the east before they were
delivered to Gen. Pershing.
Because of this fact the use of
the wireless has been greatly
curtailed, and most military tel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
OLYMPIC CLUB
TAKES MEMBERS

OLYMPIA, April 10.-After a
three days membership campaign
the Olympia Chamber of Com
merce announced yesterday that
&c new members had been added
to the 1915 roll of 212. The
chamber is conducted on the bur-
eau plan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
INVESTIGATE ERE

DOUGLAS, April 10.--Mexi-
can and American authorities
Joined in an investigation of
fire which destroyed three loco
motives, two coaches, round
house aud machine shops of the
Southern Pacific at Naco, Sonora,
today.
The suspicious actions of three
MeXicans before the fire were 'e-
ported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
FLASHES
M

Annoy, Gilman attempt to
assassinate the chief of military
police with bomb failed.
LONDON - Preparations are
practically completed for relief
expedition to aid the surrounded
British army which face death at
the hands of Turks in Mesopto-
mania.
ROME - Dispatches received
here today claim the Austrians
are about to launch a heavy Of
fensive along the entire Italian
front.
WASHINGTON, d. C.-Secre-
tary OF War Baker announced to-
day that he would ask congress
for about $7,O00,0O0 to conduct
several citizen military training
camps this summer.
LARAMIE, Wyo.---It was an
nounced today that the engine
men OF the Union Pacific had de-
cided to withdraw from the &C.
zion to demand n general reduc-
ton of working hours and more
pay.
& WASHINGTON, d. C.--The
gunboat Wheeling is cruising
about Yucatan with number of
marines aboard. Their mission is
unknown.
xyAcl;INrrTNN n n Cavaral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
PROBE GASOLINE HOLDUP

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 20
The federal trade commission
todal sent TO the senate the pre-
liminary outline of its findings in
the Investigation of the increas-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10

Editor The Times:
In a long article in the
Observation-Disclosures of which
you have already made note,
Mr.. Charles T. Conover,
prominent business man of
Seattle. said this:
rs Tacoma as the name of
the mountain historically
correct? That is all there is
to the matter, and that is all
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
FlOSsy Lights
Laid On Table

Action was again deferred by
the council today on large petit.
ton asking for ornamental street
lights on Ainsworth avenue from
North Steele TO South 10th SITS.
1t was found that the petitioners
did not represent 81 per cent OF
the property owners, so the mat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
SAM WALLS QUESTION

we want to know. Anything
on earth to end this hyphen-
ated Rainier-Tacoma mon
strosity. Hyphens are not in
fashion and this one signi-
flies to the world only jeal-
ousy and is a blot on the
whole Northwest. Tacoma 10
entirely sincere in believing
that an outrage was perpe-
trated in substituting the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10

ing price of gasoline.
1t contradicted the report that
the available supply of petrol is
decreasing.
1t reported more than 10000
900 gallons of crude petroleum in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
What's Doing
Tuesday

Historical Society Research
club meets at Commercial club;
"reminiscences of the time Tacoma
drove out Chinese; p. M; pub
lie. welcome.
Membership mixer" at Y. VI.
c. A. building; 8 p. M; special
music.
THE Follies of 1916" musical
comedy; by colored residents of
Tacoma; at st. Leo's hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
AVIATORS USE |
MEXICAN PHONE

SAN ANTONIO, April 1911
Carranzista cooperation was
shown recently at Chihuahua,
when American aviators were al
lowed to use the telephone and
telegraph after demonstrating
they were on a friendly mission.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
PRESIDENT MAY
TALK POLITICS

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 10.
President Wilson will give two
talks this week which, IL is
thought, will throw some light on
the coming presidential cam
paign. So far he has not COM
mitted himself in the slightest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10

Where Il the old fashioned
man who used to say, "Yes,
/ believe the council Is put
thing over a raw graft In Civ
ing the 4. II. & =. co. that
power franchise and every
thing, but anyhow we'll get
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
Gets Six Months.

Amiel johnson pleaded guilty
today to a second degree. burglary
charge and was sentenced to
serve six months in the county
jail by Judge Card.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10

Among the developments for
which we shall wait with consid-
cradle interest is the answer
Commissioner Mills will make to
the complaint Of the longshore-
men against the sale of bum
booze in drug stores and blind
pigs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
nm

hundred delegates to the national
ID. A. r. congress are at the capt.
tol with an air Of extreme mys-
terry. A lively convention is ex-
pected.
LONDON - Berlin detectives
are working on the murder mys-
terry which surrounds the arrival
of a basket at the Stattin railway
station containing the dead body
of a beautiful 1S-year-old girl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10

Des Moines has been debat-
ing the question whether Il
Is immodest to hang un-
derwear on a clothesline. IL
IL any wonder there are lots
OF people In this country who
think Il. X. doesn't want 70
rum for president?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10

LAWTON, Okla.-A mob rush
ed the jail here and shot Carl
Dudley, negro, who recently shot
Patrolman James Haynes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10

PETROGRAD - Grand Duke
Nicholas has begun concentrate
ed attack on 10000 Turks in con.
troll of Trebizend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10

Anyhow Stoever didn't adopt
the campaign slogan of a valpar-
also, Ind, man we Just read
about. The latter's platform Is.
"No Special Favors for None"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10

Edgar c. Wheeler says his
wife's favOrite question lover
telephone) is, when will
you he home, dear?" What's
your wife's?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
IT ak O. the Times.

Greetings, have you no.
ticed the imperturbable calm
and the irrefutable logic with
which the partisan press dis
cusses the merits of non-par-
tisanship?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10

Just like coljoab making a
speech about Paul Haffer, Ell?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10

the South Tacoma-Point be-
fiance line rerouted i'm time
TO relieve the usual summer
congestion ON the point
cars?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10

We rise to call down Cynthia
Grey. Only aday or so ago she
advised girls against kissing. And
just day later we noticed where
she told them to act natural
What can the dear flappers do?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10

We never did like that
man Cover and his assistant,
Reed, anyway. Today they
brought us u card saying,
''probably showers"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10
RIGHT FOR ONCE

Morning Hedger sneers at governor and
other democrats for favOring nonpartisan-
ship. Says they are for 1t I'm order to win
votes. Morning Hedger must think nOnpar-
isanship is popular measure then.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-10

WASHINGTON, D. c.-several
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20

Sing, tD1f Mangel poa &enlpnsfnlo=
bco etc. n&jpbenbobn ct for Dem
@tooel,, &erben, bbor 2ibets bpjelte
eyinbcb er at finbc. 81 (TDTerne)
1pnes beu1 plumpc, bDorfpr oe M
ell @ong, en6og bortlet fla alt ri:
ltoriif, ingen 5Dn,pati bor for os.
On Danffernes Stillil1g til Sc
onore &rigsf6rel,be npb11er IS. S. "
at 5Drnpatien for Set Sronifc olti>
bar peret 1tnrf, og naar 1nan
Dor1n,orf, trobs sSorbitrellel1 opel
Trpffet paa ben neutrale 9fpnomi
bor beparet fin 9ro poo ube1 clt.
gelife Gentleman, 1fpl6es Set, o1
bon optreber / @elftob ne0 Sranif:
nel1oene @oreforbbrelie,r bor ifft
Il SC bre0e &ag i Dunmarf ffabt
nogen ontiergelit @ten,ning; nau
1fpocr 5fgl0en for Sen / Mln1inoe=
ligbeo paa 8eroensfrige11. 90 mon
er tilbpjelig til i ltieenoe @ro6 al
tro alt, bbao Der fon11l1er frG Sc
@Iliereoc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
Splfc llbtalelicr.

s SilfuDtni11g til Dor @Jcnglpel1t
/, al el, ppligtspnffeuoe slrtifel ON
he,r oonlfe Yrcsles 9eel1tralitet, loo=
lcoes lp1n oea1te opfattebes % be
bentes al Mfg. 9eorob. 3citn11g"
biolrttcr nj / Sag l1oorog al eli
Mrtifel hamburger iSremoel1=
hlott", ser lDtaler Jig on1 ~Solfe=
Iten1ningcn 0onn1orf":
Nlabet broeer fprlt en- San1nell.
lianiig melle,u Danrnorf pg Grp=
fenlono. s @rrfenlo1o er set fore:
1tooeroe &olg ct Solg lnelle1n 9eet
trolitet og sSffffe=9eel1tralitet. "Mt l1o
tale roeet lignenoe ON oe / Dan
mort n1l1ligbis foreItooelloc Nigs
DaosDolg piloe bGrc pea oct NOR
,nclte obl1lrb. 0el rigtigc Gqnlfel
trur at nprc neutral, pil nurc 11elt=
trol pg pil pe0blibc at Dnre BET. ;"
s9lobet hctegner Den taabelige
fern1pbni,ng, at 5pprgs1naalet ON
9anunorfs 9tel,tralitet lfulbe pRre
paa &ngtel1" iom uaonifc no1rbittige
9|pater"
.@pnrleoes CT i Nirfeligbcoen Set
hol,lfc 6olfs Stelnning opcrfor os
og sc friasfprcl,be Nnrtier2" lppr=
ncs. Scr. Dg Ser lbores 1rco fre1n~
nGpct 5frift: uIe clifer os iffe,
GO set niloc pnrc toahcligt at ns at
tage bcrn Set lpnberlig ilbe pp. SO
.n,illorc ct 2ul,b CT, bes mere lepen=
SC. CT oets biitorilfe Grirbring. Des-
l;ocl1 bcbager Dor @nltlr Den, If
,fe." De ornges nf mango Iing i
tplf Girfe, men froltaocs al Dorc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
gil frcmifpnbe 9=Salaet.

Sun Sl1an, Yorto &ico> IA. DIT
@n Depntatiun beitaae,,be al iefs
MGno, nal9t al Sc beitinbiife 9ers
&ulonialraab, rejite berfra / 9ae
paa @ei til Gjpbenbapn pia Ne,u
0orf. 9eres Mejie i,1tpbefpmmet q
Enifc af Ben ebanife 9tigsbaas Sci
lesnbpals, ion, 81. a. paa benre
Maabe bil ipsc at erbperbc iis sSpr-
itcbaanbsfjenoifab til 1orbolbene
paa 2erne. &olpnialraabcnc bar
initrneret 9epntatiomcn til iaa pio1
n,nlist at fremibnbe 2ernes Sala
til 9l,nerifa.
"SKIDDOOp'
Since hurricane has done ST.
100000 worth Of damage in the
Danish West Indies, Denmark
ought to cut that $25,000,O00 price
and say to Uncle Sam: Twenty
three for you" (sMnpls. Tribune')
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
cSnoen l1nberban6sbaabc!

ariltiania, 16: 0ft. Song Saafor
bar jtabfGitet en- nD 2pb, iont gaa1
1tb paa at fprbbbe frigsfprenbe
Magters 11nberbanbs- % Sprpebp:
baabe Nbsang I'll 1orife 5yarbanbe
nnotasen Silfrlbe af 8eifabiselie,
S iaa sub 1naa Sc bolbe iig ppen
@anbe nnber beres 2anbs Stag.
1spripg paa at obertrebe benne
8eifemmclie bil 1nebfsre, at Ser fra
nurf SHE rettes Angreb mpb peb-
fommcnbe 1tnberbanbs- eller Sorpe-
bpbaab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
Nutfra nalplanarr11r'. !.
0ampc paa 8alfanbalp lpper, .. q. Steber.

s Sci, fnrlpbne llge bar. Selrs=.
lnffeu pteret ret ofpefslcnbe for Nlt-
,nunernc @rioen -n,ob 9ltrig %
Splflono. 8uycrlfc Sropper, ion1
]torll1coe Yoslet pco Notbentl,r1n,
trunute i,1o lclne Nun19nIen, %
i Sro>,slplponien lngcs sc run1911lte
Surc pot1 sSlat9t; oe bar SOD tor
sSyun nloottet pigc fra Sc Stillinger,
SC for ioo Tiger 1iocll lotto Jig tolt
i. Nten Qprbogs beb Set ira B1tfa~
rclt, at Set par lDffeoes &nn9nerne
at ltunble Gcncral o. TalfenbaDns
ssrcu,trun9cu longs bcle BEN 1Do-
trouslplponlfe Brpn1c. BetDoel1ge
r,,slilfr aSprlterfninger er tilfgrt oen
r,nuG11lfc Sorr ng &png 5erornano
bor perlonlig taget Oberfomn1arlz
poe1t orer SC forenebe @nre, Der til
Sells bill blipc. lebebe at fronlte 0fz
ficcrer. Ssampe,ls pjebliffelige Waal
er at iprbinore en- bibere fienotlig
eSnotrualgell 1elpe &rmR1rien, og
i Ielge Lelegran1lner, Der af1enotes
ira Bufarelt % 9o,1oon ! @aar, or
set pirfelig biotil 1DffeoeS at 1te111~
me 5trpn,nlel1 gfpe r11mpnfe Ne~
lerpebriqa6er CT a,1fomne til Sc for
ltielIige galpIooier, 50 flere of oe
5tillinger, lonl Gentrulmogter11es
golooter bopoe 1tor1net, bor otter
moottct ppergibe Jig til 9tltmpnerne.
s SEN italienit=pltrie1fe sarig bo1
ser nogeu Iio berifet Ell tilipnefa-
benoe ,5tilita1o; men Staliener11e
Ct III igjen beapnot at gao ongrebs-
big trent for at fire fig 9itriss bio
tiqlte &apuebt), Grie1t. Sub % Sub
pit for @prit5 bar Atrieerne tabt
oolfillioc 5log, % oe11 pItrigife 2in-
ie 1nellen1 8obora pg Nertoba CT
: blepet gjenncllbrl1ot Boa Gorlo:
@letterne CT beftige pltrigite A11:
oreh blepet tilbageilaaet. 9og meo:
oeles set ira 8ien, at 6en italien1te
0ffenlip bar foriejlet lit Maol, oe
at Sc Dire, lonl &a1npene Dar fo1te1
stolie,lernc, .ltaor / lprgeligf Wis:
forbolo til Sc pl1l1one Smoalejre
N}elr q, Bulletin fra 8crlin i11b:
ren1r,,er, at gltrigerne -bar ,1aatte1
operqine @pen Moporos til Stall
encrnc.
Deu engellf=iranife 0ffcniip
gtorofrontfig fortlGttes meo fornpe
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54la
FRA &aut1 til 6au1,,
scn 1,orbiife sfibsfart.

WAAttCOE SIuICs lDllt ! Vlul
ol,fon til 9eelp Sort, afguar Oerfru
Eors0aa oen 26. 0ftober &l..2 Gf=
tcrniooag poa 9tejic til &riltians<
iano, &riltianin ou &jpbel1bopn,
Dpprtil soen bpis life SeS1ipcftionS=
opbploct pco s}irflpoll bliper for
lol,gt nertes at onfon1me Oc11@ Z.
elleT s. Afonclnher.
S9og forlabcr uDsear II"
Niabc11bupn % pi1 anIpbe &riltio=
nio, &ri]tinl1S1ano og &irflpoll poo
iinzz Mej1e til Seem Dorf;; 6ell peutes
beropre olnfring SEN l.. goDembcr
% bil nttcr iRtte &11rs moo 2lt Sen
g. Mobember:
Sen 12. nS. -forloo uSenis Dtap"
9}elp Dorf for 6jemgoae11oe; otter
at pnre fon1n1et nogle 5Su11oreoe Ml
fra 2ano bicp Sen rappprterct
Iunliobdbar 9f,erbcb al bcn tpife
l1nberna11osbaao, ul1z533", Scr .1i0ltl
El1ac baftc @crbel1s1cniutiol1 pe>
(pl.1o1e1ig at lpbe i>,o til Ncmport,
81. IS S., % bageftcr terpe0ere iefS
E5fibe;; oe ferlte 9pbiolelie1ts Die.
bliffe bc0 oet 9epcleber11c, al
ull<53" bor lige pe6 uScllig Olap";;
bette DAte fig burttet at bore 1,ian0t,
|ligeiom >ogiao Meobelelle1t ON 6or:
felgelie ion1ler alt troperoiol
@ru1lolog. ssseprigt le,,6te Sept
@plF i Sirsoags pr. trqaolds Iele:
gram 8ub ont at s@ellig 0lop'
lleo ollie Yasiooerer beblte Bel.
gaoe1lbe % alt bel 1omboro 'lnrlne0t
Eiig &irf,pall. Dn1fring oell 25. os
Ipentfg Dn,nperen l. aijpbel,bapl1
IaIgd oerfra Den 3
81 ffgseH Dnrf igjen be,t 90 SO
c6reberif VIII forloo D11sool
oe1mc llge Seem Dprf paa gej ii
george og Donnorf, bel1tes &jp
benbobn /. ellcr q. Mopelnber ol
ofguar berfro 6e11 IA. + &C..
n&riltio1tiatjoro" Dil liDlt- / llgel
onfpmme til HergelL og on1trell
l1mntibig anfon1mer u8ergensfioro'
It'll Seem Sort. Y
e .5tocfbpl11l" forlo6 Seem Oorf
E2eroaas poo Mejie til Wptebora.
y Hp1ten, 9 -:
s. glut1liltaen a ii61te og 8egDin
0elle11 al oellne l1gc o11fonn fprit,1fe
og ce,1loreret ifanoinapiif &oi
/ bertil.
9er1te Eplt til Oonnnorf, Rorg
og 5berrig otIenbes fra 9telp yor
Iorsbog Sen 26. Oft. 11leb Donpe
rcn limited States" 6or Mellem
! ltoternes &c6fpntmcnoc 11lon 8rept
9affer pg 9lDiier, Ser onifes len0
me0 IL. g., 11eolngges / Noltfos
ier1le in6en li0Ite I9m11i11g nelt
Mon0og Mften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
:. g. e. inn 9lrbing.

Sra sipur Gitp, SSolpa llreboeles,
at &C. 5iaffenbera, io,n forle0er
0poe Ocri 8pelL efterloo Jig en- 5pr=
m1,e poa $4,000, bporuf $4,000
teltalnel1terebes til Dauif Brooer.
ia1nfun6s 2oge 9er. 62 / 5io1r Gitt
me0 Sen Toritaaelle, at 8engel1e 1fol
anpenoes til Opfprelie af en 2oge=
btgning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20

9eftigbeD, o9 Den. franlte S9tpr cf
rpffet ,,Grmere Sen Digtige Vp,
Gbaulnes;; peb @11e0eeollr bor ell-
gelife 9ropper efter en- pololom
@omp ofHooet ct tDif Mngreb oo
trangte inb Be tDlfe. 2pbearane,
bpor ct }tort Blobba6. onretteoes.
@ngelif-franife Mniatifere Dor opoa-
get, at meget tiff Mrtineri er blepct
truffet tilboge fra 5tillingerne BOG
z2i,,jen. Men 6orlpg paa at
gjen,lenbrDoe Sen tDife 2inje mel
lem Bloberne Mncre og Sonttne CT
mislpffebe; % besuoen bar Suffer
nc erobret 1torc 9ele al Sfoben beo
Mnbos. st og a110et tDoer pda,
tat aamppn ont Beroun r1eo bet al
|lerfpr}te pil trnbe inb i ct npt Sta
blum, og.at uRrfiombeoen i-noz
|gcl, Tib after fal afleoes fra arigen
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Iongs Sommeflooer.
ariecn / 8olbDnie1t % @oli5io
fumes, otter Sc ipnrfon1ne Gfterret=
niuger at ogmme, at blibe fprt paeo
forn1ino}tet &eftigbeo: DeI1 3Eres
ooglig en- Mengbe l11aa 5formpo=
1lcr men Hbfai6ef er entea alhb
tpipI1ornt eller Seire,1 poo oen elle
|af 5i6erne faa a1betDoelig, at i1ttet
|egentligt ofgiprenbe ifer. @nSlerne
/ ]tiler frc,rbeles moo 2eluberg, me,'
&on1pe11e la,,gs 9ar1opol= =arasr1eo-
|2i1ljen er nafejorte. 8 be1u,e Del al
@nli5ien igger begee &arter at foo
Sperbool1o, men e1rhnu CT &einlto=
lterne, lom Sc foreligger. / officielle
Relbinger, rneget 1,flarc. sSra ase=
trograo forlpber oet nog nnan1'
Ser i1brs,umer forifjjellige 1rfinore
gleberlog gtorb for 5tanisloas.
Gangs @tr1n,aRo6e,1 set greif'
Mofeooa,ie1t bar @nglpnoernf
|trangt fig bibere frem % .belat Bp
er,1e Eap1obu % &roienif; franif'
&erc bor itorrt,et 2ebegropcne Sel
for Dape6jili, Der ligger poa Der
elf=icrbiffe CREME SDone1t fo1
Doira,l. gn Gepeicbe fra sSofit
Eeuor 11o paa, at set lDffebes 8ul
gorer,ie / Wa1,oogs at afiloo 1efs
| lcrbiife Mngreb, Ser retteoes moi
@cbocbipir, ionn ligger pna Ger11o
| flooellS 8reb. yranife Sropper bo'
afbr1,ot Observation-Disclosures 5pl
for 5ere5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20

- Grin efter Brpoeanmmer al
bette 8lab.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-09
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Second-h hand Hups, two and
passenger. Fords, Studebakers, X.
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ace OF 81 TO 81 points.
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Nov. 8.-The cotton
market was extremely active and ex-
cited at the opening today The &C
tive months sold AZ to as points net
higher before the end of the first
hour on heavy covering and a re-
newal of bull support. A sensational
advance in Liverpool and ginning
figures showing only 8,616,130 bales
ginned to November / were respon-
sible for the advance which carried
January contracts up to 1856, and
May to 1888 Election uncertain
ties increased the early nervousness
and there was heavy realizing on
the advance.
Reactions of 10 to 20 points follow
ed the first advance with January
selling, back to 1898 and May to
1859 with the market showing great
nervousness owing to the uncertainty
of the election. The market rallied
toward midday with Re active months
about SO to 40 points net higher.
Business was less active, the mar
ket showed continued nervousness.
January sold off from 1850 to 1885
during the early afternoon, but met
support at that level and rallied to
1852 with the market steady around
2 o'clock.
Cotton spot steady. Middling up
lands, 1910. Sales, none.
Cotton closed irregular.
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Markets
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.


New Orleans, Nov. SAN irregu-
lar tone marked the early trading in
cotton today. Around the opening
prices rose 80 to 43 points on the good
Liverpool market and the special
ginning returns, but Immediately
after there was fall of Ia to %
points from the high levels on un-
certainty over election results. This
reaction brought in heavy buying on
which the market bulged to level SO
to 43 points over Mondays close.
At the best of the morning the
market was SO to AZ points up. At
noon the tone was quiet with trading
being done to 9 points down from
the top.
The market was steady in the aft
ernoon with the advance well sus-
tanned as the result of the marking
up spot quotations by 81 points. At
1:S0 prices were 33 to "a points up
net.
Spot cotton 81 points up. Sales
on the spot, 1888; to arrive, 3,700
bales. Middling, 1875.
Cotton closed steady at a net adj
vance of 81 to 80 points.