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The Huttig news., 1916-12-02
Are You Living on Your Nerves? By DR. SAMUEL C. DIXON
 Health Commissioner of Pennsyv,nia

you your Possibly you do and something to be proud of
 Despite the contrary few people work themselves the combination business and pleasure GUS pace which does the damage.
 It easy go little further your when you that physically you and relaxation There be times stress when usfabe exert atom of endurance To practice regularly order to days certain to result disastrous
 There modern lif with its diversity of interests which tends and ra the system We should make an effort to offset possible One find pleasure and diversion without rushing madly about under high
 People live their until nervousness becomes chrome find that brings of evils indigestion worry excably temper and rees all great hanaps efficient work and rational pleasure
The Huttig news., 1916-12-02
UNDERWATER TOOK THE BAIT
Quaker's Shrewd, lf Somewhat Un- serupulous Trick, Had the Success
 He Anticipated.

Some months ago the Companion told a little tale of old privateering days, in which a quick-thinking en- plOyee who discovered long-overdue privateer coming into port with prize, by some very hard riding overlook the owner of the ship on his way to the underwriters and saved him from the An English Quaker was reminded of an anecdote of the same period based on the same situation, which occurred among his own people.
 Two Quakers, a merchant and an underwater meeting at an inn, began talk business over their meal. The merchant presently proposed to his friend to insure his vessel, lost or not lost, which ought soon to arrive; In fact, 1t was already slightly overdue. The premium would necessarily be high, but the times were perilous and the Yankee privateers had recently taken many prizes upon the route the vessel must cover. The underwater hesitated. The policy was made out but his mind was not made up. Final ly he put the paper into his pocket saying:
 .I will sleep on the matter, friend Joseph, and tomorrow 1 will return il to thee. signed or unsigned"
 They parted and went to theii homes. Before dawn an urgent mes senger clattered at the merchant door. He was bringer of bad tidings The vessel was lost. It was, unless i was insured. a heavy misfortune. Il
The Huttig news., 1916-12-02
Quickest Way.

The dance was In aid of some fund or other; but that didn't make it any more interesting to Simpkins, who was clearly in the last stages of bore dom.
 Wish I could get my wife to go home,' he grumbled to friend; but she won't leave till after the last dance"
 T can tell you how to do it." replied his friend.
 "How?" asked Simpkins, eagerly.
 It's simple. Just you dance three times in succession with that pretty girl over there in the pale-blue dress and your wife will take you home in 6 hurry. New York Globe.
The Huttig news., 1916-12-02
Hosiery.

Autumn stocking styles. Compare for your own benefit, style, wearing qualities, and price of stockings bought at this store with any others, and you will forevermore buy your hosiery here. We are this season showing more elaborate assortment of fancy hose than ever before. Prices range from 25c. and up
The Huttig news., 1916-12-02
Women s Clothing.

A distinguished showing of new tailored suits and coats. The first considerable group of the new fall suits are attracting much attention now. The graceful hang and olean-cut-lines of our ready-to- -put-on" garments command i'm style. Individually there are but few of a kind collectively they form an impressive group. Dis tinotiveness of lines and grace reveal the inner ent character of our stylish garments. Prices exceedingly low.
The Huttig news., 1916-12-02
Underwear.

Every weight Tn underwear. Fall and win ter lines are now ready for your inspection Separate garments or union suits of every style or description. Wool and cotton, wool and silk, pure wool and pure silk. Every style, weight and price. And among them are some of the most tempting values we have ever shown.
The Huttig news., 1916-12-02
Millinery.

Showing fall and winter hats The new models in finely tailored ready-to-wear hats for street and general wear, await you. Smart new styles that illustrate fashions trend in millinery You are invited to call and inspect these models
The Huttig news., 1916-12-02
 What's the Use !?

He-Do you think 1 ought to see your husband about my marrying your daughter?
 She-Dear me, no. He will read all nbout It In the papern--Puck.
The Huttig news., 1916-12-02
Furniture.

Dining tables. You cannot give too much attention to the furnishing of your diningroom Get that which will reflect credit on you and prove a constant source of pride and satsfac- tion Our line is most complete in all kinds of dining furniture. Dining tables, either round or square, with legs or pedestals. Chairs in a great variety of patterns and buffets or sde- boards of most pleasing designs.
The Huttig news., 1916-12-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

ST. LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN & SOUTHERN
 LITTLE ROCK MONROE RY. South North z:45 a. nl.. -.... Huttig .... .......5:59 p. m $50 a. rn........... Monroe. 2:oz p. m
 LOCAL. Leaves Arrives ll:25 a. m.... Huttig g.. 12:50 p. m. ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN & SOUTHERN
 FARMERyILLE SOUTHERN KY. North South 5:22 a. rn............. Huttig ig......2:32 D. m z:2l a. Farmerville 5:45 D. m
 LOCAL. lO:l0 a. rl............. Huttig 2:22 p. m. Arrives Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- day from Monroe and goes to Farmer ville
 Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day from Farmerylle and goes to Mon- roe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-14
AMERICAN CITIZEN.
A FORMER v|LL|STA,
IS SHOT N JUAREz
Alfonso Leiva of Brownsville,
Tex, Executed by the Military.
According to Report Brought to
This Side OF the Border

~ insu. TrN. Dec. u An Amer
can citizen named Alfonso .ciNu. tor
mcrlv OF Brownsville TcS. was exc.
cutcd IN Juarcy b, ia" military ru
october a. according - report
brought To- the American side uf thu
border today 10y an American Who
was released last night from tn.
Judr"2 jan after being hc,d several
weeks ou = minor charge.
Lci,a vas = former vita licut'unu'
colonel wh" was granted amnesty uy
the carrau4a gpvolnmcn' and Wa
afterwards arrested m Jutrcz by ttr-
rama officers. the American said
IrINr. according to THIS Amtrl an
Who wis m iti with him yriur To- the
Niiu utfi.crs execution asked that 4
lct'cr Dee -cnt to his aged mother 10,
Browns> illc, Texas, tciling her Of ms
fate. According To- this American
who mid" q tull report OF the "Nc'u-
tiuu - TIA, United states government
agents her, today an effort way mld.
les l.INh tu =. ur, q PARDON h",tu-
uf h.s nationality bat the 'arraudl
officers informed HIM he had lo;'
fcit"d tis citizenship when he TONED
villa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-14
Document Arrives During the
Night and IL Being Prepared
for Presentation to President
Wilson Early Today.
CHARGE CREW AT BERLIN
FORWARDS EXPLANATION
American Diplomatic Official
Gives an Outline Of Affairs
Which Led Up to German Chan.
cellors Speech in Reichstag.

Washing on. Dee. II The not"
|coutcyiug the proposal tor peace Jy
|ihe central powers which the United
State is tu transmit to TIA" entente
|hcluscrenis arrived during the nisnt
ind wis bcing prepared ;ur President
IN ilsun early today
The document MAS sad To De .uu-
taut,ally th" sam" as published "a
he unofficial dispatches fIom B"riu
% the report 81 IN" overseas News
gene. Accompanying .t was .
idrntal report from American
harg, crew. understood Ia bc an
lutlinc of AFFAIR." which led up to the
jcrmau ohsucollor'S speech u tn"
|-"ichsag ana the ycnding 90 peace
proposals A. soon ,s Pres den, W.
sou has seen the note il will be for
ard,d to Minister Whilock IA Bel
tiGm Ambas sadurs sharpe. Page,
| iuthrl, and Francis iu France. Lut.
ana. Japan ana RUSSIA aud 'o the
| egattuu- az the serbian and Human.
tn governments
The actual ;ransm.ttti oi the pence
ironcr UoN hring4 up the important
! ncs.ion oi whether President Wil4ou
sili decide tu Ici merely - ir iutct
uvdiary or whether lee will accom-
jany the trln-mItial with some eN-
preston - hupr, 10 some form thsi
hc proposals ior consolidation ot
caee snail rot uC rejected without
Nauiuutlnn ana reflection There Be-
prevailing opinion here that .th.
president wants 10 do something OF
hc sort ana Is louk.ug forward tu
umc movement ~ the league uf ma.
ouH tu preserve pccca a. one of the
."m'ut- uf the settlement of the VA.
u is possible that sum' mrlu- ma,
c taken To establish little muI,
onnlt'l, tho temper ui the entente
ll."s iuNurd peace proposals. ucfur,
lr president acts. but Is under
'uud 'h"rr viii he up d"la, u tor
ardur the German note Geo the for.
eu ucliig"rrui capitats
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-14
Upper House of Congress Declines
TO Leave Out Provision Which
Has Resulted in Three Former
Ones Being Rejected
PRESIDENT WILSON WILL
VETO 1T, Is THE BELIEF
Should He Do This an Effort Will
be Made to Pass II Over His
Objections; Prediction Is That
This Can be Accomplished

Washington. Dec u III" 'um.
grrtiou uill contaiumg th, RESTRICT "
ltoraCy test ,ur admission Of alcu.,
which has caused hrr, president. To-
veto sue n a measure. was uu-.,3 ns
the -rudt" todu1. 80 Go D., IN" udl ar
amended IA the scult" NOW -a.. 30
conference Il passed TIA, house a,i
session
IN, scudt, rroDu-id,rcd d., sIuusv
dc.irucd To- Nejud, anarchiats N.hu
teach destruction vi property as O.,
propaganda. Nu amendment hy Soug
tor hardwi,k. for TIA" committee. pc,
mlttiug entry 81 persons WHO advocate
ur teach destruction OF property lin
war. insurrcDtiuu oI revolution nu'
mot otherwise. was adopted
Thr", Republicans Eriud"scc,
colt ,nd Dupont and -four Democrats
HuHtng. MARITIME, rholan and Reed
voted against the bin senator
Smith 81 south CIrolul. HIrdwi, q
aud Lodge were appointed on the CON
fcrcu,, committee.
Authoritative statements have bc,n
made that President Wilson intends a.
veto the mil second time because ui
IN, litcricv test Ia this event. an ci-
fort viii ho made to pass the hili over
the veto. Two thirds majority IN each
house being required Tn bill passed
the house last Apru by vote Of 30'
to A' more than two-thlrGs majority
ana "a. senate yoi" today. II repeated
would Dee sufficient To- override al
executive veto.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-14
Diver Grounds Near Entrance of
Humboldt Bay, OH the Northern
California Coast; Whistle Sig.
nails "All Safe.
WATER Is TOO SHALLOW
TO ALLOW RELIEF WORK
Wreckage Believed to be Of the
Coming Tower and Super.
structure Is Being Washed to
the Mainland by the Surf.

'
submnriu" rs. commanded ny Com
nandcr B,su~Ch. went ashore IN a
log early today ON the northern cal
iforuia c1vst. near TIA, entrance ~
liumbold, L1N. The diver WAS rollins
heavily TN. ..Iolu.us at iu duElc uf a.
degrees .u' watchers ashore heard
M diver whistle threc blas's. "all
safe"
Tho H-I 1,s gan Keeling over m he
breakers 'out goo sards on shore
until the c.u'.ng tower VAS aVHsh.
But every :cN minutes over the roar
OF the SURF came the blasts Df the
divers air Whistlc--thc commander $
ucssagc tu those ashore that the crew
vas still safe Within
II was believed that with the diNer a
matches battcn,d down. the imprison
cd men were using their sunmcrEins;
equipment AIR tanks as an ar supply
and that conditions were substantial
Is the same within as II thc ii-1 was
submerged say, Tor the tromcndous
pitching The crew consists OF -
men.
"rcckdgc believed TO DE %; the COLI
ming tower and the supcrs'ructuI, u'
the Us bcsun coming ashore IN the
nv, s,or,ly nclor. noon \ heavy
TO- again ,Ioakcd the diver which ~a'
i,s, 60 ,,.v
,s,.,.,,.,, ,.r.,t,r ,,,,..r. .,.J
tho submarine was trying tp commun-
ic,tc IN Morse code by means ot u,
air whistle out before hc could SENS,
II The whis,l, d.cd away ia , moan
Il Is believed thc mou are pumpn.
air for the whistl" uotwcru time
when tn. great waves pdus, iur d
moment
s.,uucu ,.b.r, .,lJ tn,r, = oat
$50. ch,,c, ., .,,, IA, u.X-th,
cbapcc that Sin. viii be nunc ashor,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-14
While the Warning Nations Arc
Awaiting Developments from
Peace Proposals, the Troops in
the Field Continue to Scrap.
INTEREST CENTERED IN
RUMANIAN DEVELOPMENTS
Armies Of Won Mackenscn Arc
Fighting Their Way Forward,
Despite Difficulties; French
Repulscd in Western Zone.

While the watGlER nations are
awaiting definite Developments from
tn. presentation oi peace proposals b.
Germany and her allies. The opera
tluns ON thC various nshtng fronts
are proceeding as usual The hmm -
e. ate future. 500 Tar a. ,hc peace prof.
t,rs are concerned ~ indicated aS
likely ,u Doe taken W hy consultations
among the entente powers prelmi.
nary to the sending of iuiut reply.
Interest IN military developments
SIN scntcr- upon Eumania where the
armies Of Field Marshal Won Mack.
.uscn are ughtin" their way forward
despite the difficulties of transport
caused 10y the bad condition OF the
roads in Rumania ~ winter
Whcthor the Eumanians have sue
cocded IN establishing themselves
along he line of the Buzu near the
southern Mulddyinn border IS not set
apparent
EcrI.r last specific mention IN this
connection Nds made m last night -
communication 90 which the rcutonia
forces we're reported 10 be- nearing the
EuIcu. In any event Il appears hat
tine Rumanian evacuation at southern
Wallachil virtually IL complete. as
the GERMAN var office announces that
Groa' Wallachia south of thc Buchar-
est -TchcrnaNods railway has been
! cleared ot hostile forces
Hcyond N" German report 81 the
| repuIso Of q French attack in the Ar.
gonrc ou the western front, and of
serbian assaults ON bulgarian posi-
tons IN Macedonia the War new. pre-.
s.uts little else Of interest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-14
Proposed National Prohibition
Amendment Is Ordered Favor
ably Reported to House by Judi
ciary Committee Vote IL to 7.
SIMILAR ACTION TAKEN
ON SUFFRAGE PROPOSAL
Latter Came as Surprise, as II
Was Generally Believed That
the Matter Had Been Dealt a
Death Blow for Time Being

Nashu. 'Du. pcc. 1.-THE propos-
ed national prohibition amendment
VAS today ordered iayopbly reported
10 m, hou.. los lho judiciary com
mi;tcc boy e vote of = ,o :. The pro
posed universal -unHkc amendment
was ordered reported without recon-
mcndativu
rEr vote uu Jno suffrage proposal
was II To Th' resolution hy Rep
rc~cntliNc Eahor would submit th"
several susan b Anthony amend
mcnt- To the states.
Chairman Webb OF ihr committee
said Do. would not ash ion rul, ,u
the prohibition resolution until after
IA, Christmas recess tie viii not ash
fuy any action IN the sunrdgo pro-
po~ai. Representative card 81 onto.
who ht been opposed to suttras,
va chosen io report o. Representa-
tNs Cur!u uf Virginia Wlll rcppr, IA"
proh.o,tou'proposal
The rcport.n- uf the sUn1gc pi"-
posal was due tu IA, nollcl uf sumc ~
.ts opponents that 90 can be beaten
on M floor and they thugghi il best
20 sc,tic the .-su, uy bringing t to a
dircc, vote iu thc house
An effort va made tu couple .' u
tnc voting as wis done i' tnc last
session ui cuusrcss aud which result
ed IN both proposals h'ius Ncpt ~ thr
committee ana Consideration of them
postponed .udenui.cA The commit
tee 02 "a large majority however
voted uut tu 81" ru.
The reporting ui th, suffrage
amonducht was surprise To- Us sup
porter. Th' designation oI Repre-
sentative Ndlsh 10 M'f7t' hH0'tis an
aui4-auur rlsiHt. leo -u,c ,d Representa-
tive Moss ~ Nrsi N'i-'n.t - mem-
Der o. the committee a Few days ago,
wde scutitAN ''.l''"d hN many sur
frhgc leaders q" hHN" deait death
h."w 1" tu'ir chances "t hd dFinE any
SORE of suiir'sc rcsuaG'.on reported
tnis year
Ih' piupu-tN Nl'n'hlll'n tul' hI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-14
,III..~ Will. CAL tOH
STATEMENT on I'M TERMS

W'shiu ;tor Doe li Tho ,mn1s-
~ % th' cutcutc allies here tudI,
objected the ,Icw mat Grmlny /,
oac" proposals VIII uut N, rejected
.thupt examination nut that tho al
es iu reply probably viii can for d
'dtcmcut u' proposed terms. so they
,ay not he presented IN position ni
npuallnrdly rejecting pee"
Just g. he Hate department. closcu
ue Austrian note arrived u wac sH j
bc IDENTICAL with the German not"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-14
'eace Talk Causes
Severe Break in the
Stock Market Today

by lF"nlnf Herald l"s'"d Nlf"l
Sew PORK. Dec. Appr"h"nsiuu
,r the effect ~ IA" TcWoui, pcarr
rnpussls un VA. earnings of muni'i'u-
anal st.cl comp1ntrs caused another
trrc break IA the stuch market to-
t After earlier declines, rto Is;
Itring IN" noon hour wcr" Literally
t Ircd ou, leaving no doubt ui the
) gent cnaractrr ~ IA. liquidation.
panickv conditions virtually prevail
u the stock mark,t'~ fiuH huu.
! day prices showing extreme net los
fs Of iiN" tu twelve points Thor
as uu tpp;cciahl. seaport, except
rails Tutai sale "a, 3 o'clock, n
Inch time the ticker had nn' 'auLh
1 WITH the trading, aumoNnnat"d
roo. GOO shares
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-14
rtt ro\S N\kt pi:o,.Iis~
ALONG RtN\\I\> FRONT

NorIn. Dec. - lNircicss 10 say
viilcD All along tho front leo Eu-
mama The Truiuu.o forces are making
progress. o. t- announced officially.
All ct Great NIllachi south or the
railroad HrfHtru Eucuar,-. and
Tchcrut,oda .s nov IN the hands OF
the Tcutuu.D ioi,,4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-14
-orrigan ls Given
Verdict for $35, 900
Against Publishers
lB, EAenLns M.r.ld LsAed w.t.I

~ Evening H-tald isAsed w,r"l
>cp York Dec IN Ncrdi-' of
5000 WIZ given by u iurS horc t0da $
B favor ~ Police Magistrate Joseph
Corrlfap ia his uit against the
t,nHs. Ncrrli COMPANY o. indmuapo-
g. Ind. publishers of George hrnn-
10 HoWtrd's novel God Man "a
hlch h, alleged n" Was lihcll.d H'
'ed fuI t10c.0o0 damages. Corrig1n
uargrd chat on. of the ,hi"f Dhath
rs ~ the noVal was Intended to sep
'"ent him ana that II contained mat
! dcitiuitoty 10 him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-14
Extra Dividend of
$40 Share Declared
BY Phelps.Dodge Co.

Ncw Yurk. Dee ~ tn" Phelps
bodg" ,umprA. copper prudu. rrs, too
daN DECLARED an .Ntla di,id.ud eff so
a share ia addition - "A quarterly dlNi-
d-ud of ), 90 q share Three months
ago au extra dividend - $50 u shar,
was declared
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-14
The Day IN Congress


Resumed u,u'. on umuIsra
t,up bill
Interstate tuiuuI'tHr committee
dcgldod To- hold ilr'h"r hearings
ou President Wilson'S railroad
legislative recommendation after
the holiday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-14
Inquiry Into High
Cost of Living to
Cover Wide Scope

resolution urdcrius the federal trade
Commission to IuNcstisat, an angles
OF tn. hirh cost oi living. including
tn" producing capacity uf the United
Statos aud possible violations uf the
anti-trHst lave. was fiVur1lE reported
today Dos tho house judiciary commit
toe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-14
German Peace Offer Denounced
as Trap IN Speech Delivered Be
fore the Chamber Of Deputies,
No National Mobilization.
SUPPRESSION OF LIQUOR
TRAFFIC SEEMS PROBABLE
Government viii Take Steps to
Danish Booze Won Bethmarn.
Hollweg s Speech IL Merely a
Cry to Deceive Neutral Nations,

ny E,cnins u,rsia i.e,.d wlf-l
IatI'. It"t tr'mtcr BRAND
accompanied hi. deuuu .i,tIun Of the
German p'pr' uIfol ts O. trap with
an tuuuuu, oiu,u; thai b. would ask
iu' the Increased power with whiDh
:" '''r COCO fI, W.T. u.dlng To- fu'i
lr'purt. OF h.. .psr. % nct"r" "a. cham
h'r ul dr.ut... 'uut.. Nt the same
Time fh' pi-m.I ltuu ed that the
government would not undertake. any
Hch'm' ut u.fuu1l MOBILIZATION such
as thrt involved 300 IN" German home
army plan
"E'Idcuih lid IN, premier. "rc-
cnt Developments are s"rtuus bat u
- n",os try =" re-, an what happened IN
l''. Nftt, ,isht months u ~ not .
German uu' = French 't.tpry which.
IA truth. has been Inscribed on French
flags
Tho premier rot'rr,d TO rhe French
Suy.rs. 80 N,tduu tud th, cams mad
/ uu IA, Suminr aud dcr.dcd Germany
| Tor Il claim II victor whl!c It was
| taking such measures Ia what hc
| termed the mlhtuIsiug %. ,hc entire
| lp"pulptuu The chamber applauIcd
tnduimuu-b Hhru hc affirmed that
| th" wa "ruWcui ut France would
not follow 'h, puliuy uf Germany ",
| .k"i. however. for power to rcgulat"
an yu,-tlYu. sIu,cruiue the national
d"',u-'. including IN" possibility of
Ircuui.I'ipu hu' said that N the latter
| -t'u was ,uusider.d rncUsSlrv ~
| nrulu not po "arricd out incnusidcr
iitcly Tho chamber app. udcd when
he Iuuuuu 90 that m. government
would ak fur Va" ,uppr".slon ~ the
| If.f.t..4 -
| Premier BRAND expressed the Ger.
| t,Wtt that -rur, ut ihc measure taken
| hv German, have behind them the ob-
! ic,, oi intrn.if,ing the war nest spring
when. ho .tId -u" viii hlN" stronger
armic- o.. n., Itc warned France -
%, prepared far tN"-" efforts and to
| hat" u"ut-iru'r boz the final outcome.
| Thou he tHfn.u - o., discussion ~ the
Gcrman pcl.e proposal
| in,hIc to I,pinin W"rd-.
| 'l' D. after ha .ng proclaimed if
| Ivl.tur... h' p.d whilr ~ the same
ltW' utaur r,w efforts to gain u.
IthI' Gcimiu, -"uds ~. c,sin words
which pw unable 80 oAplan Y'I
lhtgc read tn. address. delivered h'
| ,uu I'thmluu. Hpllvcg the rhauDrI-
| Tor ~ tho Grrmau ompirc. hsy" mot
| IA, text tu1 therefore cannot ~
Inu official opinion uu' II .r impJuha
| 20" that Iu fu, present .ir.uU stance.
lthu-, rhp ARE asked 70 iut"r.cn" Nii.
| accept , nl, which might V'll disc
| tuIu .uuiidcu,. her" s..l mnt"
| luuNu uf'DtIl' 'rc precise .ou .rrt'd
luprIuu .f th' allies bur mu-t mo-.
IWtru Ws country against pu~s. nh"
lpuIeuu.n- u' opinion when .uHni.
| ,IIu.l .. fut teeth. mobilize .'4 N..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-14
Two Steamers Sunk;
Both Crews Saved

London. Dc,. li.--iIoNd's Shippin.
Agency announces that the ship En-
ma LauUcus has been sunk. The crew
VAS saved.
\ Hcutct's dispatch from Ihristihn ni,
reports the sinking uI the steamer jjor
bN "A torpedo. The crew was landed.
The Emma Laurcns Was "a Fr,prh
bark Of 9.lJ- tons gross. Ill, was lIet
reported at bordeaux Sept The
itjor was Norwegian stretuor uf l-
ppu tons and was built u 1885
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-29
COTTON MARKET IRREGULAR;
WALL ST. INTERESTS COVERED
Supply Was Limited - Liverpool
Dull

NEW YORK, Feb. ga ieoided
change in sentiment was noted on the
Cotton Exchange at the opening this
morning. Covering of shorts by Wall
street interests and local traders re-
suited in initial advances of four to eight
points in the active months. March
showed n loss Of one point. The tone was
steady. AT the best the supply was linn
tied, as indicated by the fact that the first
transaction in May was 11.31, a loss of
one point, and the demand carried this
position up to t1.36 before the end of the
call The strong tone in the stock market
had a favorable influence on sentiment
The market continued Irregular, with
sentiment very nervous In the afternoon.
Prices had frequent rallies, only to sell
OFF again under Increased offerings from
old longs and the South Comparatively
little spot news from private sources was
in circulation. although one dispatch re-
ported linters strong and active at Mem
phis In the local trade Texas linters
were offered landed at New York at ~
cents, which represents an advance of
about l cent over the recent low point
March contracts have been relatively easy
today as the result of the circulation of
notices on about 1000 bales. Exports for
the day were l9473 bales, compared with
20,95S bales a year ago.