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Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-22
ANOTHER GERMAN
 "SUB" DUE MONDAY
Deutschland Crew Feted by Baltimorans, Expect
 to Leave Today
CBy Review Leased Wire.)

BALTIMORE, July 21. - Captain Paul Koenig and fourteen members of the crew of the submarine Deutsch- land were feted today by throngs of Baltimorans of German extraction at a celebration at Canstatter Park, un- der the auspices of the local branch of the German and Austrian Red Cross They remained at the park until a late hour, Captain Koenig made a brief address in which he said "I will see you again within few weeks"
 Announcement from an authorized source was made tonight that Count ycn Bernstorff, the German ambassa- dor. and Prince Hatzfeldt, of the en- bassy staff, would come to Baltimore next Wednesday to make another in spection of the Deutschland.
 Congressman G. w Edmunds of Philadelphia, visited the Deutschland pier late this afternoon and asked Captain Tinsch of the North German Lloyd steamer Neckar to permit him to board the Neczar to view the Deutschland Captain Hirsch told him that no passes to board the Nee kar Were being issued, but to come back Monday when another submar- inc just like the Deutschland would be in
 The stationed guard at the entrance to the Neckar's pier was told that his services would not be needed after today but that he would be wanted next week when the Bremen arrived.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-22
3OO,OOO ALLIED
 TROOPS IN BATTLE
Germans Forced to Draw Re Inducements From Yer
 dun to Stem Advance
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LONDON, July 22-Some idea of the huge forces now engaged in the battle of the Somme Tn northern France is given in the official state ment from Berlin tonight, in which it is stated that 300,000 French and Britis htroops attacked the Geramn lines north and south of the Somme Thursday on a front of 27 miles. To- days news from the battle ground, which has been contested by bitter fighting, shows no change in the rela- tive positions of the British and Ger man force.
 They have again pressed forward to the German third line in the Four eaux wood, north of LonguevaL This wood is an important strategic point, the capture of which would bring the forces of General Haig to the high est point on the ridge commanding the German positions in the less hilly country beyond, which is not so much broken up and not wooded, lending itself not so well to defense. This probably explains the desperate at tempts of the Germans to hold the wood where the. heavy fighting con tinues.
 The Associated Press correspond ent states the Germans are bringing masses of troops from Verdun and guns from other points in an endeavor to sterh the entente allies advance. Meantime, the indications are that tho allies are testing the strength of the German line at other points. The trench raid by Australian troops in the neighborhood of Armentierres attracts much interest in this con nectiOn
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-22
GERMANS IMPRESS
 CIVILIAN HARVESTERS

THE HAGUE. July 22. via London. The commander of the Twentieth German army corps has ordered the mobilization of all civilians to aid in harvesting the crops. They will be paid for their work at the local rates of such work. Exemption from worN will only be granted on a doctors certificate. Persons refusing to com ply with the mobilization order are punishable with a maximum sentence of a years Imprisonment and a fine of 1,400 marks.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-22
TWENTY YEAR FUGITIVE
 PAROONEO; IS SOLDIER.

FRANKFORT. Ky. July 21.-A fugitive for twenty years. Milton Franklin. under sentence for life im- prisonment, was pardoned today by Governor Stanley within a few hours after he appeared at the Frankfort Reformatory and surrendered to Warden Wells.
 Franklin was convicted on a charge of murder in the Floyd county courts twenty years ago. He escaped from the Johnson county jail where he was being held pending an appeal from the sentence.
 According ro the story he told re- formatory officials. he enlisted in the United States army soon after ms escape and is now a corporal. station ed at Columbus, O., on recruiting duty
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-22

There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together. and until the last few years was supposed to be incurabie. For great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local reme- dies. and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment. pronounced it incur able. Science has proven Catarrh to be constitutional disease, and therefore re quires constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney x Co. Toledo. Ohio. Is the only Constitutional cure on the market. It Is taken internally. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system They offer one hundred dollars for any case 1t fails to cure Send for circulars and testimonials.
 Address: F J. CHENEY G co. Toledo. O.
 Sold by Druggists. 75c.
 Take HaIrs Family PiIis for constipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-22
TRINIDAD MINE CHIEFS
 HOME IS BLOWN UP

TRINIDAD. Colo, July 21.-No trace had been found at a late hour tonight of the perpetrators of the bomb explosion which early today wrecked the home of Charles O'Neill. superintendent of the Tarkville mine of the Colorado Fuel and Iron com pany Several clues were followed but no arrests made.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-22
w. O. w. INSURANCE
 SYSTEM CHANGES
CBy Review Leased Wire.

DENVER, July 21-The w. o. w. Pacific jurisdiction today voted to eliminate the culminative plan and favored the payment of full face value of policies from date of issu- ,ance. The cumulative system pro vide that in case of death after the first year after issuance or policy. only 50 per cent of the face value was paid. Seventy-five per cent of the face value has been paid beneficiaries dur ing the second year of issuance. The question of admitting women to mem bership was deferred.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-01

Jleiih. Wian bsfIrdtet oas S9limmz
re. Der Stler orebt unD ptnoet
lid in lhein6ar pilfloiem CORN. Dot
ItBt. mas 9eihiebt2 U!it unerborz
ter araft bebt iih Der starabuu nit
ietner Salt uHo fdbrt NIT gerpolti9em
Stop auf ben eigenen 8iden nieoer,
nit Objectionable ben aopf mem
eeno, ipieBt er. eb oleier entpeihen
lam, in Die gingepsioe Der Bette,
lih ttefer uno tiefer ei~nbobrenr. Sin
: oossta:npf 5pilden 9orn uno 3abn.
Wer 1T Der 3d6ere2 llngsIdpdnt,
ia nit permebrter Oler id)elnf Slaue
Gno 0ebiB oes Tigers fiji ~ein3ugraz
ben. Sin barbartiuts Alngen. Wiro
telner ermuoen! 9a! ca loisn lid
Scrip uno 3Gge, uno plsie ldIaat
nit Der legten Der5weifslten AraIt
Gem &arobnu pds Maui cb. Damn
sibt er nad. erihIofft, er lit teiiegt,
muB oersnlen. Aher in lpiloer Cob
nut bobrt Der Stisr lptiter - bis
cnd er aulunmenbri6t. Der 5iqer
III tot Der aarubuu lebt!.
Gin sspaItisss 0stoie gebt auf,
Die 9eIben 3aulenoe eraeben ii1 IN
fi%eberboftem 6reuoenrauiten, Is lit
Elm Semii6 Don Sautsen uuo
Stobnen. ME unterotidtes Streien
- ALE 9ambelangs ertonen. W.obas
meb uno guooab roolen benz ganoe
mobl. Gin lauiss 9oh ihn1t aus
cem 8reiie Der YBeiBen. Die ober ents
tduidt Iino iber ibre paiiipe Roas
I'M Sample. Der Gbumpagner tommt
5u gbren. Mber nod trubt elm
S6otten pas @emiit Der iSr0nmIten
unter Den 3aufenpen. Wiro Der
8arobau pas 2tht oes nd9Iten
Utorgens ieben2 llnb pas muB er.
Toll Iqobs pole Ondoe iiber Shirt
uno BOLT leudten.
Gin sldn3enoss. Don oler orient
faliiher Yrndt um9ebenes Set i'm
Graton oes Sultans fiilt Die tpm=
.nenoe Na4t aus. 4ber unter ben
0ldubtqen ouf tenn Ts.Dt to0st>"
rcd 3foeIfel. Grit bel utotaen ipttt
9euiBhtii b%lineen.
uno er bring. lie. Der Euyab1u
iiebt oes ndhiteu 5a9ta Sonnen.
liht. Der Sieg oes treutiten 6reun~
oes uno Die 0nnoe oes Yrppbeten
limb poatOmmen. llnn nun gept Elm
6eiern an, ons orei Gage pdbrt. 8eln
@huBmann gretft Elm ooer ermabut
EUR 4rbeit. Boiler Yertrauen uno
8ant gegen ibren @ott uno ben
@ultun, bic Dem Rarabuu ben Sieg
ge9e6en. tebrt alIes BERN mad ben
T0mpongs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-01
0errlibe pil>er:
Safer Wilbelm's!.

Ger ~ ar Sor0" - mic
ole anglo . omerifauilhe 4rel-
ie aoiier 28iIbelm 81 be5eid'
nen pilegt - bat lidl oils pirt.
lider 5rieoensfurit er.
mIelen; inter ieiner A%egieruna
bat ons ocutlhe Rcid) ielne
gr0Bte Dliltbe erreift. uno ale
Gcntihen oui Dem grbenrun'
DC oiIrfcn It uuf i'm iein.
CAB er aud Elm mlrfllder
- 2oro" iein fam, 0us
benefit our 3eit oieier munoer.
boue Monn NIT ieincn licgrcI.
dtcil 0eerlfaorcu elmer gan5en
Mtlt pom 6einoeu ge9enubcr!
lin unieren Selcrn eIren
@cintlen 81 ermelicn. lleiern
mir Elm prod]tDoaes. olerneuc-
ties glib bon aolier @llbelm
@roBe '0La 81 IL 3oa uno
poiieno gum g%inrobmen, por'
totrci i'll eiuer Nolle Der
ianot. gu i5e pro Stild oOer
8rpei fir 25e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-01

@oifs"r ais 4bfubrmit.
tel. Walfer, in perihtsDenltsr
6orm uno 5emperutur uuf Den lin,
terleib ge6raht, pirtt purd ben Agi5
Der Wdrme ober adIte 3uHdd]it aui
6aut uno MtusteIn Der 8uahpaap,
tnolrett aber aud uuf Die TRACE
Wustulatur oes Garmes, itdrtt tie
uno regt CUR 3ufammen3Isbung uno
oamit our WeiterbeIoroerung res
SarminbaItes on. 9isr3u eignen iid
am bsften tur3e, fIurlI9e &dlterei3e,
Bel Dsnen tie Gigenpdtme oe5 8or>
pers geftont miro, 4m miloelten
pirten tur3e, tiib.e Qbndidungsn ees
2eibes oner 4brstbungsa nit einem
in tdItes 0aiier gstouhten 2eiuen-
tudl ooer talte. ruldl 9elpedleite lin.
idl19e UNI oen yeib. Guer9iiter
Dirteu tiihle Stsbdoet pom etipa crei
Wiinuteu 9auer, ierner 9egleBungen
uno 8uiteu nuf Den unterleib. Mlle
oteie Walieronpenoungen neroen an
belten morgens, tur3e Set Dor Gem
genpbnIlhen ,3ettpuntt Der Stubls
entleerung. norgerommcu. Wan luht
5undhIt nit Der miIoeiten 6orm
ous3utommen uno gsbt nur, ipenn es
notpenoig 1T, gu Ger itdrteren iiber.
Qngebroht lit Die Walleranmenoun9
TIL bel Geuten, Die Iit,. Don Der Der
itop'ung abgeiehen, uolli9 9eiuno fir
len.
QIte Seppihe uno mat
ten frilhe mon nuf, nohoem Ger
Staub paruus eutfetnt lit, iuoem mar
tie nit einem sud abreibt, Dap nit
heiBem Waiier, benz 4nlmontu beige.
fiigt nuroe, L 5aile 4mmonio
auf 4 Quarts 8ofier - angefeuttst
nuroe. Bel dlteren Mattsn orer
Seppifen gebrouhe nan oies Buliet
uno burite ben Seppid oamit, pis
man einen 5ubbobsn ideusrt. Man
brauhe narmes. tlores Waiier uno
sinsn Speiten Happen gum Nad,si,
ben uno Nadfpiilen unO reibe 10
trodsn ME moglth. SeIbitrsoene
muB man ben Seppif gang troten
peroen lniien. ebe man barber asht.
I'm etne quite IortenqIn.
ur ber5u iteIIen. muB Der gu
benuBenoe 3udsr iibsraus fein iein.
Del tduflihe Stcu03utsr gum Bel.
fpiel mub nodlnals febr iein geito
zen neroen uno miro ourf Elm Or.
%snnoiniteb geiisbt. !6nt man ole ,3us
taten auf oas 5euer geiteIlt unp Die
9taiur 10 5iemltd bic eatipreheao,
Oidfluhigteit srrei6t, 10 iaitte,
man 10 6rdmm IN Wui1er eripeld3tl
Stdrte uuter fortpdbrenoem Hiibren
IN bic todenoe MaTie Lno 5iebt is
BON Sseuer. Wtro nit etnem YinIe,
uuf9strager uno ae,in9t rorsiiaIir,
maiden feintr IEtt.
uno Wul!btuen. Die ALisn
perpeu IN taItem W1lsr dnJeftua
tet, oanu IN cine Shufel 3eIs9t.
NIT lauparmer Waller sbe goffsn
uHo HaD slllSst 1SIl aH pcl octtH@
oers itmaBisen, Ill. Shpetg 9s=
trdntten Stslleu MI. etnsr 'niIoen
Ssite einseriebsn uEo IN OR f!acben
9ano oarh uotiittt9ss Retben 5ss
reini9t. Rohber ieift man 81 9ai3e
Btule eiE uno Gbersisbt lie nit To-
tenoem Wliisf, bed: ods Seten 81
uno ldbt IS 10 eins 3ertIang |tehen.
Sit Dos 0Gi1er nur nod bauoparm,
10 ludiht man Die 9iule poTHatig
nod, eiawaI ourh. ipiilt ie pdrm
uIo ta.t, 3ieht lie ourh eine gang
olrns 1tdrte. tlodaet lie ioer tinsm
aletnsrbugel. jupft hllbtrotsu etrplts
&c SpiBn inn Giuidse IL iare
sprm uito trodnet tie in 3usIuft.
Die 8taien ouyfen srit aepIatist
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-01
Bon treier be- tiasitc.

Bon treier be- tiasite.
3rei iinee Heiter reiteu
9lnals III allie &eiten.
Sic ipolIteu Gorge trdoen.
Sas Slid iid 81 crineeu.
2rei inuae Heiter reitsIl.
Ser @rite lpnllt Is rai,eu
8eim Staruen oltrd1 bic 6jaIlen.
oats eabei hit geielen
lluo IieB g Ieitpdrts itehen.
2rei iunae 3eiret reiteu.
Ser 3neite meiilt iid sidle;ter.
Ser tanu pom 6ted nit ipeitsr.
Sds Slid bat fllnte Sohleu.
aeju Srdumtr tuiro es holen.
Gret iunac Better reiten.
Ser Gritt. Gin braautr auaEe
8gtt ielnes &eas I'M Srnbe.
CT lab 81 ienlet gluten
Gin itoncs ,SiGujem ninscu.
Eret lunse Hsaer rttten,
2ds Stanleuu m1tt er teuueu
2u5 @gud fdt e no HeHneIL
Gr fpout nil large stitch
ilne nahnt 6 I'M DIE 4aittcrI.
ST. nit i5H beiulser.Eten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-01

peroen. psnn iis mad BEN g:nfpren>
sen gut uno gleIhmdBi9 ourd3ogen
ltno. Wdn beruBe gum PIdtten elm
Qermel6rett uno permeioe 10 plel
ME m69iid. nit Der Sptge oes
gugeleiiens gu operiersn, ionoern
beaise Gle tumpfs Ssits. Rad
Dem Bla;ten binJt man Die BLUE io<
fort pisoer iber einen 8iigel uno
liopft Die 4ermel NIT SeioeupupIer
aug.
WatnuBtethup lit iebr be-
liebt. SIN @oriommer. penH bic
WaIniiiie nod pei6 lino. 1T es 3s;t.
Jpn gu bsreiten. Man nimmt so
Stid Der unreifen Jruhte. GER
quetidt iie griubli6 unp ibsrgteBt
lie nit einem Quart Deineiig. Dunn
fiigt man nod 0epii:5e bin3u. eie
ollie gsmabIeu isin miiien. 4uf Die
~angesebene Mengs Der Walniiiie glib:
man einen GBloffeI itpar5en piefs
Ter. sinsn aaffesl0ffel poll Wtustat>
niiffe, ebeniopieI @epuransl.en uuo
cine WeiisripiBs poll Sdetper.
Reis init 8tumeutObt.
IL Sahsutopfs poi Hets idJpemmt
MAJ nit taltem Wafer. iiberbrubt
ibn nit tohenoem MaiIer. gteBt Dies
ab uno todt ibn nit Wafer uno
Sal3 lnnsiam meid (au6 in Der
8odiiite) aber 10. DUP er nod tOrnlg
bleibt. Ginen oosr 5peI gut gepuBte
9lumento6ItDpfe, bic cine Stunoe
(ole Rpfen nah unten) in nit Sal5
ooer Gfig permtitftem tolten Wafz
Ter 9eieqea baben, oomit etipa narin
~oprbonpsre Wiirmer unb Safer ber-
%ausfalen, peroen in Wafer nit
Sal3 lueidgetoht. abgetropft unb in
Roien 3erlegt. ;Stpas BON Der YIuz
msntoblbriibe gibt man Damn nod
oa3u. ldft allies Elm Weilden auf Der
beiBen STEELE fteben, oumit Die Bride
nod in ben 3ets ein3iebt uno sibt
bas Semitic in erpdrmter S6iifiel
5u Stih. Wenn ma min, lam man
porliGtia IL oerquirlte Ger ods
jpiidsn mii6sn.
8Iops in ourer Sauce.
Y Yfuno Rinofleiid. ebenio piel
Sdpeinefleiih unb ebenio piel gez
ipeidtes 8rot peroen nebit Yeterlilie
uno S6nittlnuh ourd) Die sSleiid=
hadmafdine getrieben. nit einem 81,
2Dffel MsbI. SaI5 lnb Yfeffer
oermengt uno gu gr0bsren aI0Ben ge>
formt. Sn3lpti6en bereitet man aus
3 un3en polmona, elmer te~ingebadten
uno 2 G0ffel Mlebl nebft et>
mas 3uder cine ountelbraune Mebls
ihmise, todt bic 8!0Be 10 Minuten
tn iieoenoem Sul3paher uno flint
pann nit oteiem Waiier bic braune
.RehIfdmiBe our Souee ouf. Die
Sauce miro nit @iig unO 2orbeer
J%elpiirSt uno turs Dor Dem Anri6ten
Iibt nan Die aloBdtn 5tneiE.
Mittet gtgen O6rsnt
CD mer5en. Slpelmal td9'lA gong
miloe NusipriBunQen nit Gamillenz
Tee MAIDEN uno elm gang lei6tss
5Idumfen Watte in bem S6r trasen
= nidt tart gsnug, UNI bas @ebDr
gu %perltopfen, nur nm bic MuBenIuft
ettpas gemiIoert einprin9en gu Iafisn,
10 oaB niht ieber 5smperaturnediel
oas SrommeIfeII an9retft. Cine
ooIIige 9eilung tit, no oies burh.
!0dert lit, nidt moglid, ba teine
8unit IS pieper 9dns gu maiden per-
mag.
0os 8eini9en Der IN 0beG.
WobeI, iopie ollie tIeinersn @egens
Itanbe aus gebei5tem 0ol3 reinigt
man nm beiten nit einem 5u6e, mel
ties in Mil6 getount pirb. hit
sInem 2eoertude Ipirb oIles nofber
eriinoli6 obQerishen.
8Iaptertoiten miiifen in
ni4t gu groBen 3piidenrdumen nit
Spiritus abgerieben peroeu. bamit
ffS uiht ne1h mormon
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-01
Eieer nno Rarabau.

Bon 64c'aerr 0an5 T.. @aruetofu.
Eis 3eiten, ais aonig Jrau5 pom
1rantreld IN lsiHem Gclpens arten.
rus aampflptsl Su erporten" YiaB
aabm, iino tur uns nerltflalll9e
auIturtrager" ldngit enti6munoen.
Dsnn mir III geItIOhsner Arena,
olio ais progranulaBlge YoriteliuH9,
Wienf6 gegen 3ier, ooer 2iere unter
Ilh 3u blutigem, toolIhem S1mDts
untrsten ieten lpoaen. mulIsa mir
uns i6on gum Sttetgfe4jte nab
Spanlen ooer BEN iu0Ipeitlt1en
1rantrel6 b%emubeu, ODER lUIr fpds
zen g~e3pun9en, sIne iait flnIlDotige
Seereite ourh ben Sueas&onal nab
RisbsrldnoiitsC itinolsn 81 unter.
hebmen. Sort fInoet ldprIit auf
Der Sniel SaUa I'M SuItanat 0los
tjnturta ais lsgter Heft barbdsilger
Qoat - lanossgeibihtliher 3raois
ton - ein &dmpf 3Uild'en Tiger
unp aurubnu TAFT. Der aun oleler
&oat 5ufolge MT benz 3ooe etnes
Der admprenosn enpen muB. 2et
Tiger lit Der lbItmmite S5sino -
GaBi Seufel -. Del Sdfabau
ier treusite II niiglidite 6reuno
rer Suounen, ple BET UtuIoDen
uberhaupt. DER 8orabuu III Elm ges
maltiger 8ierfuB.sr Uon mdf:i9em
ltmfan9e nit 6reitsn. 9%erunoeten,
totbriu9snoen 6otnsrEl. Ter TART
Ite Gtier auf unierem YIaneten, lelbit
Dem ameritaniilen fan ausgeitor6e>
uen 8iiffel an strait ubette9en. Gr
3tebt ben unqemsin ld)luerer. print=
tipen BfluQ uno Netea ourh Die
meterbod unter Naller ltebenoen
NeisfeIoer 6aetplbr etne
leiItung. Die Der HotmdIe europdls
ite 3ugpieros at uerritten nIht trlz
itanbe rno; Der hurabuu ut, Euie
geiagt, Ger onbdu9iihits, unentbehrs
.idite 6reuno uno Oenpne ces Sds
ponen, nit benz oelYen Rsisbuu itebt
uno fdqt,
0iotiatarto. i'm 3entgaIiauu aeIes
gen, lit neben Sucraturt: oper SOLO
etc eiu5ige nod beitexaos U}onard)is
auf Der YerIe Ter Sanoa Snletn,
leIbitdnoig nur gum Shetn. aus pO-
s~itiitbsn 0riaoen, NIT Solo ous
leBte leberbIeibieI oe@ sIuit fait ben
gdn3en Suno0> Nrdtpel umf0'tpoen
Reihes Wlataram.
Der Sug oes stampfes mlht, Cine
ungebeure A%uiryyun4 bat lId oet
0etamtbep0ltetuna DON W(tttsllupu
- Die Suoaneten TN Weften uno Dir
Waours1eu I'M <eu oes Gttdnota
reroen dIs qen5.l1 rrsnte Stdlnmr
oapon nttt betugrt bemd6ttgt.
pno gu 2uuieuoen oetlniieu osl,
sd)ten %,5apautH MI; 2oeib. atuo UNI
aegel thre 8~amppaqs. UNI ndt
4lotId gu al&pest &l.brunlttg apet
leIie 9eben Die 0:beIt 9en Eitsu.
gu Nuab. 5u SHooab uno al osil
iielneren Oo.tt.tt, am ZEN Str4
res aarabau ~ erFlettn. 1enn i5eal
oer Tiger. 10 t0Wmt nemeHloies lIu-
Bell uber 6utt Yo,c UNI 9uno.
Ser Ut9raen Der gutldjelouHo
trttbt an: 4af Dem Rlelentetos u>r
pem Rratdu. ter HtIlDenS pes GuE
taBs. blIoeu ptelt Sauienoe, mettl
tleseno uno bedsno. ellett .ebtnol
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-01

Roltttidhe Anietge. tsftedt NIB III beiablsn son
Haron Darling. BaHgor. Hs. - EEsts $3.50.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-01

Gin b~cllcrcs 9ilo III Gelfarbea
non aaiier &ilbelm gleid Der tie.
bcuitebenoeu abbilouug, @roBe II
81 S34 3ol, liefcrn utr gum Hrelle
nom 25e pro Stiid. portofrei.
Die NlI0er liuo cine palienoe Bier.
De fiir ieoes ocutit,e 9aus. uno i'll tel
mem Iolite iii ioldJes fcblen.
9elteI(ungen meroen PROMPT be-
iorat, obcr uur loIange Der Rorratb.
iocbeu e%iHaetroffen. reidt. Oton be-
Gtelle aletd,!
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
The World of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Reco

preme Court along with the eight-hoIr
railroad law. Therefore, munitions shares
are strong.
Counting the gold that has come in
this week, the United States government
now has In the subtreasury and assay
office about $500, 10000 of the yellow me-
tai This is more gold than ever was
gathered in one spot since the world
began. Statisticians estimate that one
more year of war will bring back to the
United States every stock and bond and
evidence of indebtedness held in any
other country. This will leave the United
States absolutely free from debt to the
world, and with the world owing 1t
money. There never was a nation in that
condition and the possibilities of indus
trial and commercial developments grow
ing out of such a state of affairs are
bewildering.
Inspiration copper was active and ad-
vanced across so to a new high record,
on a report that its dividend is to be
advanced to the rate of 10 per cent at
the next declaration.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Sept AN avalanche n wheat was
thrown into the Chicago pit esterdsy and today
and declines were only moderate. Strong interests
absorbed the grain on all the soft spots and fol
lowed wheat in its advances and the IccImulA-
ton n these interests was enormous. The con
seryAtiTe specuAtors know that the government
report to Be issued tomorrow will Be quite bulish
and they bought wheat freely in Consequence
There was still urgent demand for the cash
article. Omaha reported Us. 900 bushels sold at
the highest premium on the crop Winnipeg re
ported eITnrtsTs taking every pound Of that wheat
available and at another advance in price and the
wheat that sold at Gulf ports and at the
Eastern seshoart TO exporters brought fancy prices.
Considerable nervousness shown 6y the vhest
market today and the close i 70 I've lower.
At time values were rs to Sc below the rest
ing point Of Wednesday night. These declines were
on profit taking by longs hut with the export
taknEs reported above there sharp price gains.
Investors bought wheat freely at the decline
Cash sales Of wheat here today >. 90 bushels
and export cearAnces at the seAbOArd 900 OOV
bushels
Cash sales were 900 bushels Of corn; 10000
bushels sold 70 so n store at Ssh cents.
Oats lost \ to = cents and was without market
interest The cash demand quiet with sales Of
g 900 bushels.
Provisions were irrational. and fractionSlly lower
selling Of lard by longs coupled with the weak
in the grain markets
The Washington herald., 1916-09-08
Probate Division.
Justice SiddOnN

Estate Frank W. Kern; petition for
probate Of will filed; attorney. w. J. Dow.
Estate Julia A. Montgomery; order 70
pay inheritance taxes; attorneys. Hoeh-
ling, PeelIe & Ogilby.
Estate Green B. Moore; answer to rule
and order OF continuance; attorney, ia
bez Lee.
Estate Charlotte T. Daley; order to
make payments out OF net income; attor-
ney. A. B. Leet.
Estate Charles (. Rodsers; petition for
appointment Of administrator filed; at
torneys, 4. W Scott and w. c. Martin.
In re Robert W. Mullen. petition for
appointment OF guardian filed; attorney,
&c. c. Caywood.
Estate Frederick 4. Thompson; order
for sale of automobile; attorney, R. F.
Downing.
Estate Robert B. Matthews; order for
sale OF share Of stock; attorney, W. NJ.
Ellison.
Estate Anna KiIlian; order to compro-
mise suit; attorney. w. J. Lambert.
Estate Ella +. Steele; order for sale OF
jewelry; attorney, l. J. Heller.
Estate John W. Lowell; order appoint
ing Joseph r. and Emma r. Lowell ad-
ministrators; bond 1900; attorney, J. R
Lowell
Estate Thomas Williams; order ap-
pointing J. Louis Taylor administrator
bond 800; attorney. J. L. Taylor.
Estate Lewis c. White; order appoint.
ing Harry B. White administrator; bond
500: attorney. W. L. Evans
Estate Bertha F. Cok; petition for pro
bate OF will filed; attorneys, W. L
Browne and J. A. Cobb.
Estate Margaret Schneider; order ap-
pointing Adam Schneider administra tor
bond 800: attorney J. A Purcell
Estate HopewelI r. Gibson; order rati-
flying investment; attorney, Andrew VII,
son.
Estate Charles D. Shank; order admit
ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary to Laura NJ. Shank; bond
500.
Estate Frank W. Kern: order admitting
will to probate and granting letters tes-
tamentary to Marion H. Kern; bond 500;
attorney. W. J. Dow
Estate Grace V. Steele; order referrirC
cause to auditor; attorney, A. c. Wells
Estate Ann w. Todd; order extending
time for payment of loan; attorney, R. NJ
Parker.
Estate Ella E. Steele; order to COM
promise suit; attorney. Paul Sleman.