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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-19

entire propriety made some compliment
tary reference to his appointment By
the president, and 1t was we'll received
bv the delegates. Some one, l think,
called upon Mr.. Harris for a speech,
but with great propriety Mr.. Harris did
not speak. Nor is it true that the gov
ernor of Georgia and myself were not
invited to address the convention. On
account of the lateness of the hour'
both the governor and l sent word pF
the committee that waited on us that
We nreferred not to address the con-
vention.
"What I wanted 10 say to the sena-
for is that I think the participation or
Mr.. Harris in this convention or his po-
1itical activities are very much eXaS-
gerated by some gentlemen who merely
thdsght they were paying a compI-
rnent to Mr.. Harris. The criticism IS
basad more on that than anything that
actually occurred.
PERSONALLY / cannot see any lmpro-
prietv in Mr.. Harris having attendeo
the convention. We do not cease 10 De
Democrats or Republicans because we
hold office There was nothing IN the
conduct of Mr.. Harris that was otflclous
or which was offensive 10 the Se rn' W "
from Georgia. or to any Georgia DeIIfo-
crat" ,,-nrc
SENATOR REED INTERRUPTS
senator Reed. of Missouri, interrupted
m ask if there was any more lmpro-
nrietv in a federal officer attending
no1itical convention than there Is IN d
Justice of the supreme court oelng a
candidate for president.
''The senator will have to decide that
for himself" replied Mr.. Hardwlck. i
do not want to commit myself In my
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-19
Mayo Succeeds
Fletcher With
Atlantic Fleet

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-The fedora
reserve board today approved rate OF
1-2 per cent instead of 3 per cent fol
commodity paper at the Atlanta reserve
bank.
Vice Admiral Henry Mayo, now COM
mander of the first division of the fleet
with his flag on tine Arkansas will sue
coed Admiral Fletcher as commander-in-
chief. Admiral Fletcher automatically
returns to his line rank of rear admiral
and probably will be assigned to impor-
tant strategic work.
Rear Admiral Dewitt Coffman, one of
the division commanders of the feat will
become vice admiral. All the changes eff
fective June 10. Admiral Fletcher has
completed his term as commander-in-
chief
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-19
American Soldier Is Killed
By Mexican Customs Guard
(By Associated Press.

Ell PASO, Tex, May 1S.-An Ameri-
can soldier, who crossed the boundary
a mile and half east of Juarez early
today, was shot and killed by Mexican
customs guards.
General Gavira, CarranZa commander
i'm JuareZ, advised General Bell that
the American was intoxicated and fired
or the MeSicans.
General Bell detailed two officers tC
so to JuareZ with two officers assigned
by General Gavira and the Mexican mil
itary judge, began an investigation OF
the shooting.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-19
AuStrianS Say WOmn
Lost Lives on SUnken Ship

BERLIN, May 1S.-tBy Wireless.)-
According TO the AustrO-Hungarian note
sent 10 neutral powers regarding the
sinking Of the Austrian steamer Dub
rovnik and other Austrian vessels, in
Guiding the hospital ship, Electra, by
hostile submarines. the DubrOvnik had
nineteen passengers on board, including
several women and children, when she
was torpedOed. Three bodies Of women
were recovered and four members of
the cvrew and four passengers are miss
Ire. Il is charged the DubrOvnik was
tarnadoed without warning
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-19
PerShing'S Forces Reported
To Be Running Short of Soap
lRu Assnniated Press.

COLUMBUS, y. NJ, May 1S.-The
Varranza garrison at Ascencion, under
Colonel Saenez, is moving south along
the American line of communication
ostensibly to FL VALID. No reason was
assigned here today for the movement
Reports from the field indicated that
General j. j. PershinS's eXpeditionary
command is experiencing a shortage Of
soap, but otherwise is well rationed and
equipped.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-19
German Troops
Asking Food of
Swlss Soldiers

GENEVA, May 17.-CVia PARISH
German soldiers along the Swiss-Alsa-
tan frontier, chiefly elderly men of the
Iandstrum, have begun to ask food from
the Swiss soldiers. The Germans say
they have not eaten meat for weeks.
The Neue Stuttgarter Zeitung says the
food situation in Rhine towns is becOm-
ing intolerable.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-19
Conference Army Bill
Is Endorsed by Senate

WASHINGTON, May I8.-OnIy ap-
proyaI by the house of the conference
report on the army reorganization Dill
was necessary today to complete the
legislation. The senate completed It's
part in the legislative process last night
when it adopted, without record vote
the conference report on the measure
Final action by the house is looked
for within day or so when the bill,
the first of the administration big
preparedness mea sures, will be laid be-
for President Wilson. With his APP
prevail of the bill, steps Immediately
will be taken by Secretary Baker, in
consultation with the army general
staff, to put the measure into effect
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-19
NeW Rate for
Commodity Paper
Rv Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, May lS.-Plaus for
reorganization of the Atlantic fleet, which
will be announced shortly by Secretary
Daniels, include the retirement of Ad-
miraI Fletcher as commander-in-chief.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-19
More Liquor Seized in Girard

is id"
o her
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-19

pread out in small detachments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03

Continued on Tenth ragc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03
BLACK SUCCEEDS KINGMAN
Appointed Chief OF Engineers OF Army.
to trGin Service on
March u.

WASHINGTON. March Colonel
William Black, chief OF engineers Of
the Department of the East. with head
quarters at New York. was appointed
to-day chidf of engineers Of the army.
to succeed RriGadier-Gencral Dan G..
knGman. who rctircs OH March be-
cause OF age.
Colonel Black has made II dstin-
guishcd record in nearly forty years
service In the engineering corps. He
raised the hattlcship Maine in Havana
harbor, which generally had been be-
leved impossible, and was for a time
acting chief of the lsthmian Canal
Commission. At the outbreak of the
Spanish War lie commanded the lrst
body or troops to land in Porto Rico.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03
SENATE WILL KILL WARNING RESOL LUTlON
nSON QUOTED AS NOT AVERSE, TO WAR
Offensive at Verdun
Resumed by Germans

HE Hcrnians have resumed their
heavy offensive In tho region OF
Ncrdun. with the French everywhere
strongly opposing IL. While over
most of the front. from the rnst or
the Meusc down iniU the wOcvrc
region. the .crmnD biE gums have
been nctlNc. around BouHumOnt the
Tcutons launched several Infantry
attacks Of cAtrGme rinicnrc. These,
the French Wnr once declares.
were put down 10y the French troops.
rhosc Tire dcrimntcd tho enemy
ranks. ic Mont liomnie. the Cote
ln-Poivrr md the Doununont sector
rnrticuinrly hnNr suffered heavy
bonn I'n rdmcnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03

Thc british along the lprcs-
toininr> tnnnl inNr reversed tho
victory gained over thcm L., the
H"runns On February IL by rrtaking
the SW yards of trench which the
G"rninna captured nj thui time. The
German mine galleries In the
trenches were destroyed. nnd four
officers and l.S men were taken
prisoncr. In nddition. French gums
have destroyed IL Grrrnnn work in
the region OF BeuNraiEn-s. which
lies between the Snnrmr aud Oisc
Rivers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03
REPRESENTATIvE JAMES HAY.
COMMITTEE UNANIMOUS
FOR HAY ARMY MEASURE
Achievement Of Virginian in Lining
TIP Entire Membership Is Trib-
ute to His Skill.
TO RE SUBMITTED ON MONDAY
Rising Vote Of Thanks rendered
Chairman for Willingness to Har-
moniZc Different Nicws-Consid-
Grafton VIII BE Expedited.
!sbaoiaLytosThe rimes.p .pisnntch1

WASHINGTON, March THE House
Military Affairs Committee Nore,l
una animously to-day to adopt the lTav
army hill. and announced that il woul,l
h" submitted To the House on Monday
for the early action nt that body
The achievement, of Chairman II,y in
lining up his entire committee for the
army increase measure. making il nos
siblc for him to offer To the House "A
nonpartiaan military program is n re-
markablc tribute to the NIrginian's mar
liamcntary skill. and assures tho coun-
Try Of an overw hclminS vote upon the
bill in the House.
Members OF the committcc-Repubn
cans aud Democrats aliIIe--wcre so
gratificd to-day over their ahi,itv IN
agree upon - hill that they extended
"a rising vote "f thanks TO MIR HAY
for his willingness to horm,n;zc al,
views held Ivy the individual commiI
teemen.
Following the committee meeting
this afternoon. Mr. Hay announced to
lhe Times Dispatch correspondent that
ne would suhirit the report and the
bill 10 the House At noon on Monday
and would call up the hill for general
debate on Friday or Saturday of next
week. This viii come immediately
behind tho immigration bill
TOTAL. PEACE STRENt:rII
Or ABOUT 1NO.iIOU WEN
The general features Of the army In
crease hI'l have already been outlined
IN Tho Times Dispatch. In round fig
"res' Inc measure would authorize the
formation OF I'm army composed of
regulars. national gutrdsmcn and Fed
cial volunteers with :, irt,I ,...,,
strength Of npprOximately 700 moo men
IT provides for maximum strength
OF 900" lighting troops for the rcgu-
lar army, for minimum Of i25 900 for
the National Guard within five wears.
ana for organization Of Federal re-
serves through establishments of , sun-
'hcF training camp idea. 1t is csti-
mated mat 100000 men can he enrolled
!" I'VE latter force
me mn retains provision for or
S"hi|a''on Of industrial and technical
reserves behind The fighting lines. aud
'"'n"r'"es the creation of board or
o"''erS |" control an industrial mobiii-
"a''"" IN tim" Of war or imminence
OF "'r' IT also provides that manu-
'"''"r'Fs or war r''&'erials must give
immediate preference t" government
ORDERS IN war tmr or when there il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03
GAME BILL PASSES
SENATE, "A TO 9
When Minor Amendments Are
Concurred In. Bill Goes
to Governor.
HUNTERS MUST HAVE LICENSE
Commissioner of Fisheries in
General Charge. With Local
Wardens in Each County.

Unchanged in it's major details. the
bill creating State department of
game ana inland fisheries for tic
preservation Of NirEiniaS Wild life and
her FISH above tidewatcr. sponsored by
yesterday afternoon hv vote OF -
TO .. Already passed by III. lower
branch Of the General Assembly, only
concurrent action b., the House on IL
few minor amendments is now needed
to max" the measure ready for the
Governors signature
In deicrenc" to the pronounced senti-
!n"ni 81 the stat. against the creation
Of separate departments for the en-
forcement OF the law, the House placed
the commissioner Of Fisheries in
tional salary of 5000 a year. and the
upper body accepted that compromise
without question. Upon him viii de-
Yolve the duty of appointing county
ward.uS throughout rhe state.
With no determined opposition from
amy source, consideration Of the meas
ure. unlike that of the two special
orders which preceded II. was char
ac;crized by a iistlcSs debate, punctu-
at"d hN no flights Of orator: or heated
'ii's. It's passage, in an amended
clusion. One" before the Farmers
Union bill from which tho measure
was drawn. had passed the senate. TO
meet us Waterloo on tho opposite side
Of tho Capitol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03
WILL NOT INCREASE TAX
ON LARGER MERCHANTS
SENATE Finance Committee Meets
Serious objection To Pro-
posed Revenue Laws.
TAN PROBE TO GO BACK ro 1908
amendments agreed Upon to Gayle
Bill Meet Constitutional Objections.
I'uhsUn Wants State 10 Refund
school and College Certificates.

The 'ss, serious protest AZ Tho ms,-
chants "f til" state AGAINST taN In
":"hSes proposed ly ihe state Advisory
Board on TaNati"u aul lca,crs in the
General Asscmh', backing the boards
rro@r"m. is mot los ,h. decision of ,h"
S"pa'" Finarc, Committee. Yesterday
morning no, To- increase tho :ax on
purchases ir "N"css ot :loo.ono
~ ihe Las, sitting OF The committee
%" 'H's subject K approved tho Ai-
''sory Hoard, Recommendation thn, The
tiA "n merchants purchases in excess
of 'l"h 900 h" increased from 10 cents
!" ," cents on The 500 ~ the same
tim. II recommended also an increase
~ n" minimum merchants license tax
from s. to, $40
I" the mcrcns" in the minimum H..
ccn*e tax there developed little or no
opposition Concerted objection. how
ever. was registered. especially by the
larger merchants against tho proposal
Ia double tho 10 cent tan that applies
now 20 purchases in excess Of sir6O 900
The increased r"venue from this source
II was estimated. would hc sj5 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03

Northeast Of -. Mihici the
French gums have hccn worked cf-
icrtiNc1y nEninst the Gcrmun posi-
lions. In AIsncc. In the region of
>"ppOts. - hcnyy artillery duel hns
been In progress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03
LOCAL CoMMrSITIES
TO NOMINATE WARDU.SS

From list of ten names submitted
by the Boards Of Supervisors OF the
counties and the Councils OF cities. the
commissioner Will select wardcns. ono
for each county and city in the Com
monwealth In communities OF less
than 10000 inhabitants. iirose officers
vii! he paid salary not To exceed $50
q month. In more popuious communi-
ties their monthly pay Will not II. in
excess OF $50. Special wardens may
he appointed TO serve for not more than
his wardens may serve original pro-
cesses as shcriffs and constablcS
Every hunter who leaves his own
promises or those adjoining his will
hc required 10 secure from the com
missioner a hunters license. Residents
will bc charged s. for the privilege OF
hunting III their county and 81 for Il
anywhere in Virginia on paymcn,
of $40
y man who hunts Oh the premises
of another whose land is posted. with
out first having obtained permission in
writing, will be liable to Il fine Of not
less than So nor more than S2j. If.
however. the owner or agent of tho
land request remittance of The penalty.
the trial judge shall do so Justices
of the peace and judges of the Circuit
or Corporation Courts Will have con-
current jurisdiction in all cases arising
under the act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03
MEETS LAST SERIOUS
OBJECTION or MERCHANTS

the decision OF the committee 10
recommend Il rctircoIcut from this in
crease meets tho last serious objection
Of the merchants. and as the Senate
'o'nni'tec's program stands. the de-
nauds OF the merchants arc met prac-
tically in every respect. The Increase
IN the revenue expected from raising
thr minimum license tax from 81 Ia
$40 is estimated ~ So. 900
The committee, however. has rcport =
ed favorab!y Il bill designed to compel
an accurate accounting OF purchases
which, IL made law and carried ont to
the letter. Will increase the revenue
anywhere from s7J. 900 to slO0. 600. This
enter In u separate hook complet q
record Of all his purchases. the book to
bo open at all times 10 tho inspection
of the examiner or commissioner OF
the revenue Failurc to make proper
entry Of purchases Is mad" punisha bic
as 4 misdemeanor.
When such law was suggested dur
ing the recent hearings befor, the SEN
ate Finance Committee 1t was met with
tho statement on the part Of the mcr-
chants that there would he no ohjcc-
tion to amy pr"ce dwrc looking TO tho
announcement OF accurate returns Of
purchases. provided IN equitable rate
on purchases were granted. I; is un-
derstood. however that the bill viii
meet with strong opposition from small
of observing lenicntly the law reuutr-
a..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03
uIl.I. - ADOPTED
BN NNIE. nE "a 10 q

Tnc Official vote was as follows:
.\ycs--Ad,lison. Allen. Andrews Bar
ham, Bowers, Cannon. Corbit;, Down
jni:. Drcwry. Gayle, Goodrich. Grava;t.
iunn, licninc. Holt. Lacy. AIapp. Ma
thews, ninchari. Eison Robertson.
Saunders Thornton aud Waikcr-24
Eoes-l:yrd. Conrad. Davis Jcffrcys.
Jordan. Eoyall, Trink'o. Webb and
Wrst-a
Absent not tm--2uchauau.
Early. Garrett. ,iondloe. Pitcher. Stro,ic
ami Wendenburc
Tho duties al tho commissioner are
manifold. In addition TO his executive
authority in enforcing the statutes re-
latinc 10 tho protection aud preserve
ton OF tho Wild animals Of III. state
and the iiSh in inland streams il- viii
assist also in the enforcement, "f all
dos and forestry laws Propagate of
game and fish and the Introduction Of
new species viii also iau in the line
Of his official duties.
Ills Office Will he situated at thu.
state Capitol. and he VIII hc required
10 give honi in the sum OF 81 :l.onv for
the faithful performance uf his o:!icial
duties. n" will hc required TO submit
an annual report to the Govcruor--aud
at such other times W the chief cXccu-
tive may dircct-showing the business
Of his office during the preceding wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03
GERMANS RENEW
VIOLENT ATTACKS
ON VERDUN FRONT
Directed Especially in Re-
gion Of Fort Douau-
mont.
THEIR GIANT GUNS MOVED
CLOSER TO BATTLE LINE
French Report Assaults Rcpulscd
and Teuton Armies
Decinated.
BRITISH STRIKE SUDDEN BLOW
In Offensive Southeast nf lpfes
THEIR GIANT GUNS MOVED
CLOSER TO BATTLE LINE
BRITISH STRIKE SUDDEN BLOW
In Offensive Southeast Df lprcS
Rccapturc 500 Yards
~ Trenches

l.coci., c,,,. ;, ,,,, r, ,.,
~ ''''' '''HP"''''i
""rc' Alter lem
loi"ry iuii' during which they prouch;
thcit. c,iar, c-urs rios.r T., III. h,,Io
lin. ,b. ,;cr,n,,, b,, , ,
"'" "''''NS on "'de iioN' ."rih
aud northeast of N"rduu TIo.- at
iacks, which were preceded by tor
ia"o or shei fire, were directed cspc-
ei"li' in tn" region "f foit Doua,.-
mont The frouch midnjgh, pgiri.il
s'ntomen' reports that 'hc German at
ticks we're r.pu!s"h aul IA" Tcufou
Zines ''!cc'naied' bs the Ercnch hr".
Meanwhile. appar"ntl' tn ru effort ="
hrht'n the pressure against the Frcu"I
''N 'It4'S"fht'ur the diversion "f large
'"r""s. the British hav" struck q sud
"'" '"" h""''' "' no" aEans' The
~ '''i'9 'N ~ hF'E "'r'i''t
v,, '"""
vi. .t..
80 ~ ''P'"''
'' Wv
..ost, . m
"
xr, ,,, ~
90" r'eS-' O.
~, ,. 800
,t,n ;,.;, '"''''' go
~, ~ '''"-
'''N" ''''''
~ ,i
, . - ''' '''
,., '''"''"t
'n.'' "'
'' ." minus
N'''."'i TO RESCUE
htNoIt bRtNpENRt HGI:RS
Th- German attacks northeast ,f
Nardui are believed 10 have :; tworold
object NJ laSt rcpo,t. q inluc r..p-
ton force w.s rcnnc,t r,p vnbin tic
wrecked ,mplaccrrcuts or For; Doulu-
mont. II is TO relieve ,h.s. b,roi,.
iiraudcubUrg.rs. u. we'll as 10 thrn,-
men forward INTO r.nr. yauy ,,,o n,ilo.
10 Tho southeast that the German AZ,
'acka ~" being made t'uonicinl re-
rorts to-day state shat E'n,l NauN has
heon abandoned hy the French. who
were unable !" sustair the tremendous
weight Of lead ANA steel hcin.: hurled
'hto the a"fcnses hy the Germans The
strong barrier lire. However. prevents
INC Germans from occupying tho works.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03
ALLOWS STiTE TO GO BACK
TO iDO3 IN IT'S PROBE

Th" committee reported to the Senate
yesterday its amendment TO the Gayle
bill, which allows the state to go back
as far as 1903 in its assessments Of
intangible personal property. The
amendment is designed TO meet the
constitutional objection TO the remit
ting Of taxes by the Commonwealth.
No change Is made in the hill as re-
CARDS the localities which Will he pro-
hibited, under this act, from probing
further back than 1912. y hill carry
ing the same provisions was introduced
in tho House yesterday by Delegate
White.
Another bill offered Yesterday by Mr.
White is designed to break up the prac-
CONTINUED on Third Page.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-23

or in positive defiance of the purpose
for which it was intended.
And THAT is what's the matter
with marriage.
Prospective spouses give lots Of
time to discussing the wedding pro-
cession and~to planning the wedding
journey. But never a plan do they
make concerning the coming of their
child.
Paternity and maternity" are
words unknown in the pre-nuptiaI
vocabulary. And yet they betray the
pUTpose-absolutely the only one
which Dame Nature had when she
set the lovers adrift on Loves seven
shining seas.
Nature really cares nothing at all
whether husbands and wives are
.at
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-23
BY WINoNA WILCOX

BY WINoNA WILCOX
Copyrighted, 1916, by the News
paper Enterprise Association.)
When a woman goes to teaching
school she expects to draw her sal
airy and give a fair return in profess
siOnaI service. When a man makes
money he expects to exchange some
satisfactory equivalent for it.
But when a man and woman
marry they generally expect to take
the cash and let the credit 60" Mar
rage is the one human institution in
which people fancy they are going to
get a great deal for nothing.
Marriage was developed as pro-
lection for the child. Many persons
undertake it in complete indifference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
Welsh the Wise.

They knock his block Of cuery week;
They smitc hip and thigh and cheek
They hit him wheye and when they 0ish
And take him DISH
WIN agile pntO they poke his jar
And punch until his be0k
on ycs, they hn him they wiU
Until the sport stale
BIT lrho has the title WP
And pbo collects the kaic?
bunker
in wonderful After remodeing
Donald
armed to drive the nure
buffers.
that a golf hole that
will exactly who drive exactly
yards. will be enough
established that
Willard breaking under
pounds will be considered
golfers and tennis players America No
aibi practically exhausted with the nation facing
sero depressing situation.
through having added Eddie Collins
Murphy added another Walsh
being that B. L. T. have The
the phrase III could have pue
worth a ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs Of the World

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Bar 40 n
Csidy jBri cari.r Apn D. 20 master Bar a,
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'0 Punch. E.ye a O.. s.th mise Bar a. : 70
m
slacs Rcs Norfolk Tor Providence. quar- az
5 in NJ
Msnns Hafs. Baiflmor, On tie Nev Nors sni
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'smsgIeY S1nf $50 April g. NAnzanN.o 20.
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60 The New York snd CuoA MAJ - @. ~lth Nose.
FicSieston lRrl. NcrfoTs Apai .. TO Robson A
CO. Len GUAR al l0 30 pa.
orefand iBri Bordeaux April q % ne Com
pagn.c Generate Tfan,atianiiqle. With mise BAR
a IL - 1911.
D,.S~are Philadelphia. 70 the clyde - 60. With
mise quar- 40 D. ~ on -.
Madison Newport News and Norfolk, % me ia
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jefferson. Nsepon News and Norfolk % me GA
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