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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23
Louis A. Hoffman Thinks
of Way TO Spend Part
of War Profits.
MADE HALF MILLION
BY CORNER IN PAPER
Asks New Orleans and n. v
Each 10 Name Candidate for
Higher Education.

Four years in college, with ell e1-
penscs paid, are in the reach Of two
girls, one from New York and one
from New Orleans. as the result OF an
offer made yesterday by Louis A.
Hoffman. war-unsdc hslf-millionsire
who has hit upon what he considers
good scheme for Kidding himself OF
part OF the money the war has brought
Rim. Mr.. Hoffman purposes, with inc
assistance Of the school boards Of inc
two cities. 10 select two deserving
young women 10 be educated ~ ms eN-
ren.e SO that he may determine FOR
himself whether higher education Tor
women is all il IS said 90 be.
Made Half Million in Paper.
Mr.. Hoffman is newspaper pub
Usher and newspaper speciality manu-
fscturer. who divides his time and busl-
re,s activities between New Orleans
ard New York Before the war nc
bought I'D many carload lots OF a spe-
eial tissue paper used in the newspaper
st.reotvpjng process. and when there
uss no more 20 be had promptly ad-
ysnced the price and made hall n
million.
Now he is ready TO spend some OF
what he lsughingly refers 10 as MS
"ill gotten wealth" Unlike the aver
ace war millionaire. for Mr.. Hoffman
BROADWAY has no charm. lie likes Cd
ueation better.
Last night he told reporters al the
Hotel Martinique why he had written
20 Gustav Straubennuller. acting su-
perntendont Of New York schools and
asked him TO pick out girl who would
appreciate a good education.
Advocates Suffrage.
I'm for equal suffrage. you see he
smiled. "and for equal rights Tor a. !.
In, a bachelor. thirty-tive years OLD,
and have nobody 70 spend my money
on. Until recently ! supported my sis
Ter. but when she married wealthy
man there was nothing left TO do but
watch my bank balance grow every
Mr. straubenmuller got Mr.. HOf-
mans letter last night. but SAID ne
could not pass upon his proposal until
IL had been investigated.
With the assistance Of members OF
the faculty Of several women.s colleges
Notably NAssar. Bryn Mawr and
smith-Mr. Hoffman has arrived az
what he considers q fair allowance lot
his wards-to-be They arc 10 nave
$4,000 apiece for their four years at
school II will be dealt out TO them
as needed by the authorities Of the
college they select as their alma mater.
Has Put Up $4,000.
Mr.. Hoffman has deposited $4,000
with the Irving National Bank as ear
nest Of mis- good intentions and has
braced his feet for the rush Of sppl.-
csnts. a..
But Il won't do them any good 10
come TO see me-" he chuckled. Il won {
see 'em. I'm leaving everything up 70
~ snnerintendents Of the school.
here and in New Orleans"
II his initial experiment proves
success Mr.. Hoffman says ne may de-
eide to extend its BENEFITS TO others
though ne IL by no means sure ne
wants to spend all Of his money that
NAV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23
Lad of EIizabethan Days
Reincarnated in Par,
aIytic on BlackwelTs.
STRONGLY RESEMBLES
POET HE WORKSHOPS
Eden Greville. Descendant OF
Shakespeare's Boyhood Chum.
Believes He Is Inspired.

Shakespeare in his boyhood knew a
youth named Grcville. Together they
roamed the pleasant fields Of Warwick
shire, angled in the gently flowing
Avon and strove at archery IN the cool
depths Of the forest Of Arden. Perhaps
young Greville, trsmping the three
miles from Warwick 20 Stratford, WAS
a rival sutton for the hand OF Anne
Hathaway. Perhaps. IN spirit Of dar-
ing. he joined young Will in stalking
Sir Thomas Lucy's deer.
Eden Erskine Greville. a member Of
the family which for six hundred years
has lived in the countryside about the
castle where to-day a Greville dwells
as Earl Of Warwick. is a patient in the
Neurological Hospital on Blaokwells
Island. victim of paralysis. caused by
fall from carriage. In him the lad
Of Elizabeth's day has come back into
the world. Though he was born and has
spent most Of his life in busy. modern
London, Mr.. Greville feels that he lived
in the sixteenth century, and that he
knew personally the men and women
who made the history OF Britain's
Golden Age one Of the most fascinating
Of all time.
Lives in Elizabethan Days.
81 have always felt" Mr.. Grevills
says with the greatest sincerity, that
I lived at the court Of Elizabeth. ] do
1. 7 hrt I
known the Queen, Sir Walter Raleigh,
Ben Jonson. Spenser, Leicester and all
OF the great men Of the time. IL is a
curious experience OF mine that when
ever | 90 into sixteenth century
castle ! feel as II had been there be
fore. II is another curious thing that !
am more at home in the doublet and
hose OF Shakespeare day than am in
the conservative coat and trousers OF
the generation which has produced Pl-
nero and Galsworthy. ! have never felt
this for any other period
As remarkable as Eden Greville's
feeling is his physical appearance. He
is as like the portraits OF Shakespeare
as one man can be like another. The
same high. oval brow. the same nose,
the same dreamer's eyes and the same
pointed beard make the resemblance
uncanny. Like Shakespeare. he. too. Is
a playwright, although for the last five
years he has not been able 10 do much
writing because Of his illness.
Curiously enough, his most sue
cessful play was one called shake
speare." romantic comedy in which
he pictures the Bard's early life and
first success. The London production
of the piece was made at the Globe
Theatre, the modern playhouse named
for Shskespeare's famous theatre on
the Bankside
In writing Shakespeare spent two
years delving among the records in the
British Museum" Mr.. Greville says.
During that time | fairly thought and
talked in blank verse, although the play
il written in prose. | haunted STRAIT
ford and the surrounding country, and
| found the names for my minor char
acters on the tombstones in Stratford
churchyard. The story ] told in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23
FIRE RECORD.

! Os-.iH ffh Az Z n Hockheiner. frinirg.
34S,e5 ilth az Edward Deg $4,000.
f.3n-Sts a. sy John Smith. '1finE
49, Christopher a. Flora Parrils. .nsht
II :o5-.5s Easi l2ist ~ leo Cohen. u'ins
NJ.
ii5-Aiosry srf Washington 50 aulo Nuct
Tlynn a O'E5grke. irifing
s.o-221N a. and lndcpendenf u. The Bronr
Bes' a 20 trcins
;so-sssc csmbrelisls az. n. B'SnI. Mar
Nsiimsu. irnllg
1885 Bfoadway. s Mons Button Co $500
tso--lSe 81 MANS Place. Morris Bloom trinins
co-sSs On ~ Solomon Msy tnfirs
f.05-i Mitchell Place. Louis R~en $500.
SO-2eaS sih Az Jennie Ford fSisius
1870 Woef ilisf 81, Augustus Evans rNirg
stS--sil Tsst ia 81. VOL Bros $50 900
20 so-ilss Msdisoo aV L1uise JacoosCn trtfint
- :eo--5ol West tith a.. Frank P1gsrea. tririns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23
Auto Injuries Newsdealer.

Louis Kraemer. a newsdealer, with
a stand at 10th Street and Leno1 Ave
nue.. wa. taken to Harlem Hospital
suffering from severe decorations and
probable internal injuries last night,
after he had been caught between the
rear of backing automobile and a
subway kiosk. The man was nearly
crushed to death before Louis Buy-
baum. OF 143 West l40th Street, driver
Of the car. heard his cries and stopped.
BuYbaum was held on a charge OF
fclonious assault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23
Seeks Branch Postofice.

The Inwood branch Of the Broadway
Association, OF which Thomas j. Leon
ard is chairman and Alfred u. Lee
treasurer. is actively q. work in an e.
fort TO secure a branch postoffice fcr
that rapidly growing section. The CO.
operation Of Congressman Bennett
Fitzgerald and others has been prom
ised. The committee is also endeavor-
ing 10 have car line installed 20 ex-
tend from Goth 81. TO the Dyckman ST
ferry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23
Gold Going to Norway.

There was withdrawn from the Assay
Office yesterday s53l 900 in gold bars
Tor shipment to Norway. Benham &
Royesen. ship brokers, who withdrew
the gold. declined 20 comment on the
transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
From The Tribune purrsu.l
Washington. Arr 81.

ARMY
Cap WILSON g. HEAToN O VI g. relieved >.
assistant d-po, o. VI. r. rouis 70 n rsso
cay JOHN Yoot'NG' sih Cav. upon ,rpl,,
ton o, le.r. - absence. 10 Fort Bliss FOR 81
promoted. assigned 18Th Cav
c'y,. ROGER S, FITCH 18th Cav. assigned s'h
second II, ALEXANDER l. p. JOHNSON. Cav.
rirs T. ROY v AsHnRooK cr,tirsdl. to walter
Leaves Of sb,.nce capis LFEsoN q. TARLEToN
and SHELLY I MARiErrA. Ned. Corps. one
zion to ir.,.l in ,hns and japan. Fps' T.
FRANK X ROSS. i0th CAV. June : 20 July n
Col GEORGE Il MORGAN. Csr.. one mo N
rom June o Ffr.t ~ CLARENCE y. FART
Ridge. Ord Dept from date Of relief from de
~ in 0ri Dep. until Aus 3 Firsi y.
li,f from present duties. First -. RICHARD u.
IA GARDf. eth In. two months: Msior
BAILEY X ASHFORD. Med. corps. taen', one
MARINE CORPS
h.ior J. MGrLr.. detached nsr.l prison. Mare
Island Q. duty on stan o. commander. I'd pis.
capt J. ". sAf.LADAY and sesnd l.. ".
SCHMIDT detached marine hsrrscks, Phsde
phs. 70 Oklahoma whsn commissioned
s' ,,s.. T. L. DoXEI aeschsd m. Jn,S par
s,cond ~. r A. sECOR. detached naval magazine.
bingham 10 command marine detachment. naval
powder depot Dover. y J.
NOV EMENTs.
ARRIVED
April - -chsuncey. 81 Jolo. +. !. d. A. New
London. q 3. r. NsVp port. Lepuidss san Rzs
GUT: ozark. .. Lambe-i Point. Panther a. key
Nes.. Nhipp-. a. San Diego
SAILED.
Ap-l 20 Nsrshsn. san Diego Tor Thuron
April I'D !, Segporf FOR New London - Nep
London Tor Newport. Glacier s,n Diego Tor Mare
Island, Lconidas. Crs'Obal Tor san BIAS Gun
Flag o. commander In CHIEF. Pacific reserve feet
shifted from Mafysnd % Pittsburgh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23

WANTED As temporary companion FOR seml In d.
valid ady. an American woman 4 education and
refinement. between 2, and 10 who can. when
quirs'l. leave her home for periods Of two weeks
about twice IN winter and two of three months In
spring and fan. would be required nert septembsr
for thrs- months snd possibly nov for ITO months
duties are shopping reading aloud secretary work.
&c salary si5 per month. q. n. Boz .75. Tribune
Or.le.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23
Female.

TTrISr rXPFRIESCED ONLY. EXPERT.
ENCED MtLTlGRApHER i.o BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
cHAuFFIt GARDENER Married Dani'h. :
year. eAcr lent personal references Mss shsush-
nessy's Agency. l. Nest I'D ~
UPLF-superin,sn manager. nne residence
and grounds wife assist anything. = yes~' per-
scnsl references Miss Shaushnssys Ageny. II
Wot t2d St.
COUPLE Be sisns. bu,leY useful man. wife COOL
COOK references. $40 Miss Shaughneasy Q
Agency, II West +2d a.
GARDENER. Scotch. married. family. desires
situation on sentieman's private place A. super
n'end-nt head gardener best references that will
bear s'hcies, Investigation. q. A, I'll Tribune
GARDENER--Chauneur. English; ? yesrs reference
from last employer Carpenter. Agency. l5t 9th Az
Female.
A A COOK Young Belgian. excellent cook tts
$50 ". MlS Hofmeyer's Agency. IN East a3d
ST.. ID foor. Telephone setl Murray Hui
CHAMBERMA1D MAID --Enrnsh. Protestant: par.
lormad. tall neat, nioc sppersnce. car sew
bee, reference $50. M,,ons Agency. 1871 IVES, led
e. B0snt $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23

SALESMAN %. American. excellent business and
character references. nov employed. wants greater
opportunities Write 7. L.. Tribune Uptown once.
1884 Broadssy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23
HELP WANTED.
Male

BOY ior parking department. wholesale house salary
g. 10 81 10 start rapid Advancement. No. 7
LEONARD Il New York itfv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23

Young Man. Not OVER Is YEARS OLD. ~
OFFICE of \ LARGE poMNTow> WHOLE
SALE PAPER HOUSE. PREFERABLY ONE RE.
CENT.Y GRADUATED FROM HIGH SCHOOL.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT FOR
oNE LOOKING To THE FUTt RI. ADDRESS.
STATING AGE. Err.. TAPER" col TRIBUNE.
NorNG MAN Is. ~. from school IN the Office
~ wholesale nrn. Address Merchants. r o. Bor
-. station :. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-23
SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOCTOR CHEMIST ENGINEER experienced ~
..tr.rts cosmetics. dyes desires connections viii
blg concerns. references Chemist. 20 West sd 81
SECRETARY MANAGER
yotr NJ MAN t.5l. capable setnographer possessing
executive ability initiative common sense AM
ene-gy desires 20 make change ssisry secondary "a
opportunity Highest credentials Thomas. 20 En
10Th 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. July c5.-Raw sugar. quiet
ccntr'iuGai, 6sS3: nlo!asses $50: refined
Gutet; tine Eranulatcd, 7.os, Butter. steady;
cheese firm SPOT coffee. steady; Rio IS
~: Santos As. loi..
cottonsced oil had further severe b~cal,
to-day unG"r general liquidation and stop
loss selling. Induced, In part. by tho hcavi-
freely on tho decline and partial rally
occurred. bat final prices We're from /. To
- r"tnts ne; lower. Sales. 800 barrels
Close. firm. spot. 9.406I so: January OS a.
500 Fohrnary. AosGSle: July. at0aa.ii:
ADJUST. :i2Ta45. September. aS71..aS;
tnnll.cr Nt.L \ MS. -
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NAV YORK LIVE sTOCrl ,,,Ehr.r

NEW YORK. July :5.-Becvcs, no trading.
,fo-,, Ncais. So.a0W $3.50. culls.
) ~ 2 s.uh sheep and lambs. steady; sheen,
'.5o4 go: snli>. $500: lambs. :ei0f, Sii 30:
.ults 5000 500 Hogs. nrm good iuc,lium
weight, Sioio: rouEhs. sS756i 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
Atlantic Coast Line
The STANDARD railroad of the South
EFFECTIVE JULY z IyIa

TIE Sfantitrd KnI1rOud OF til, SOUTH
EFFECTIVE JULY :. 1910
1RAiHo LAY ki.itAio.iL DAILY
fo9 F.ogiua and south. 1t A 81 u,a
$50 T. NJ. IL 40 n. NJ
;, tor Norioix; G;l5 A. ~, 800 a. II. 500
Tor =. y ". Ky. Nest. oIo A. ~. ,.so
a. 81, 500 l.. 81. s:35 L. ~ 49, ''''
For Petersburg: l. 100 A. NJ 6:lo A ~
sd. a. NJ. $500 a. NJ. t:5U A. 81. o.
: NJ 900 4: 81, 10 l.. ~. 6:5a q. Ill
For Go!ashoto and faye,ioriilu. .4:vv =
N =
t3..o l.. NJ. 9:l5 +. II. -
Trains arrive ltichtmond daily: sos A. NJ,
a. NJ. gao T. ~. t>:to Z. NJ. SAT p IL
So T. NJ. It5 /. NJ. $500 r. NJ. ii 40
L. NJ.
Except Sunday tSunday only
Time OF arrival and dcna.ture md co.,
ae'tIons guaranteed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
CnICNGo LINE srock M,rErr

firm; huik, Sa.ieT $3.50: light. Ssao5l $40 "a
mixed. :. loM SOLO: heavy. $slom SOLO.
rough, S'io" S',.a: pigs. SI50Vse ~ Waffle,
rcc"iitS. ECO. steady: native hccc rattic
$500 5000 stockers and feeders 81 90 ~
!Aos: COWS aud hcifers. SSln. calves s5n.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
RAILROADS.
Richmond sn1Chesapeake Bay RAILWAY Comm

superseding scneuuie Of April IL, iyl
schcuu's subject 10 Change Without
Sotlcc.
Trains leave itichn,onu b'S:bo A. NJ, IN
A., bs q. NJ. A. A. ..lo A. a.. IL A. Al,
y. e:z0 4. 81. i:lo L. ". ps r. IL. ~ z.
Al, IL Is 4. II.
Trains leave Ashland $50 A. NJ. b.7 .
NJ, a. III: % A, 81, 10 a. NJ. eli n. al.
H.. bs ~ 4. NJ. $40 +. Al. S:io r.
u. NJ. b. T. ~. IL +. NJ
bCarries baggage. .Daiiy except Sunday
..Suuuuys oaiS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
hEAHoAkB AK LINE HALLWAY.
.Ihe pIOSrcnniAn IsuIIunx af the $3.50 :.

The Progressive Hallway OF the south-
eoulheouhu u.iihs sGheduI-d 10 leave Hitch.
mona daily: S.oS A. Al. local TO Soriins :.
l. .1o ~ vi. sl.epcTs and coaches 10 J.,.L,snn :
VINE, ht!anta. B!fininghan. 6:35 r. ~
thronsh CoaSnes anu epcrs to ,Jacx,on,
VINE. 1850 a. NJ. h!cepera to Atlanta. Birtn.
lhSnafn. JnCksonEi!!o. tampa aud coaches
10 jacksonville.
Northbound trains schcduled 20 arrive In
lithWond daily: $50 a. 81. $40 A ~
local. > 80 \. al. t37 =. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. July 23.--co,;on Goods wcro
steady to-day with moderate vo.umc Of
business NareIs aud dress GouGs ,..tv ,irn,
BurUps were higher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

: 4'...Is .-S".. ...>.I.oL. .la.A -. Stut,.n
s,h..d!S nhuFsa -ot guaranteed. For tbs
SosN.-Dai!S. s:oV y. Nj. local, lu:yv A Al
.afieSs parior UCnet ear b -, NJ exnrcaa'
ii:ta 4; NJ. eApfess. sieeping car open 90
- NJ: 900 l.. NJ, local. for kcysyill. Chase
ciiy ana Buifalo Lithia Spr.nss-we.k days
aoth h.ser l-ine-o:io T. NJ. steamer
IrUii. except Sunday, connecting for BLlti.
more Orator carr. 1855 A. ii. Lilu AS r.
1fa!hs ArriNo lsichmonL--FroIn tho : ,uth.
i:oo ~ ii. anu S.uv A. 81 s:bu y =, 81:
r. t,,, M os.iy: s;to a. NJ. except Sunday.
FROM Nost Point: S.t5 a. III, e1cep, Mon.
DAY 40 a IL and G.l5 r. M DALI
Onlto sO7 r. Main 81. Ihou. = ...so, -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26

100. sheep: receipts. 10000. firm: we,hers
sc751Ss.So: lambs. s65Oep 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
SUMMER REsoRTs-virginl.
0rkneySprings Hotel and Bath,

orkney springs. VA. Open Juno l.
Beautiful mountains: always cool: elovA.
Uoh s..'O restorative waters equal Carlsbad.
Germany. for nervousness. poor blood, Ren.
eraI debility. rheumatism. kidney and
stomach troubles. Free amusement dancing
pool tennis. crcquet. good table: REASONABLY.
rates: cap SO: booklet. IL. G. Carter, prom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
RICHMOND HAY MARIE,

Virginia.. bag iots.......... 10, ~ :, n,
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RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.

Z pound
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RAILROADS.
Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Ry.

Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
lead Ir,n u,,sisllsr ad Basfa-pdlr
Il. RAla tSi5 A. 's.17N.IM. Md 1850 AZ. si24efE.
'i2ei ~ 1850 rs. sj.47 Fg tssofR ts3sPH. .ia3sM
tses lii2NM
g;iEsas Hi,aaiu tu II, slis Pm ~,tk In ans PB Ssl
PM iSlils As;t I,,,r. sui t,I, w. s7ls A. $50 M
Il. fs. 10 ~ S42Fp
'gslS. 81 t.rsS S,,. tNs,iiy tl ttnlql R,t tk,,fu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26
MARK f'r C,o%J
60. II. Curric 6 rnD
Richmond. Va, July -. !

!:GEs-Th" receipts getting fxtret,ol,
llfhf. nnd the market showing much NOR.
sii"nrih aud IS very octiv. AZ guntstions
cutter tn" innrhct Is Just about steady i,
~ cents per pound, and advise D..i..L
shipments. l.iN" stock-Neals. lambs .nI
l"f. c"ntinu" 10 he scare. and wap;nI
i't"! cattle are more plentiful. Wool ~,
can Sell all YOU can ship ri fancy ,,ri.os
rf"nptlE On arrival. as the demand is Isr1,
i'nHlt'y-Ih" market ON ch!cSenS ,l.s.ifn.J
from day la day tntii II reached 2lc TO 500
Ter roHna. 81 which everything was cleaned
NJ. To-day &c - about top. aItho,,r,, =.
i.M coons ~ FANCY larr" chickens hr"t-b,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26

MARKET CONDITION.
Vegetables especially active Receipt,
nfht, and demand good. especially canta-
IoHrcs and melons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-26

By w e. CrrnsIiaw X Co
Richmond. Va. July -. ]
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-23

Sarnes q. Orr an bic SoIters Co.. 10 Sapre
Nasfl pom /. Sfiober 1915 an. anf 40 bel
2f2 Sub M Der iiio6fiiben Gde Der Gprine
Sgroce ssbenne uno sIlfreb @trahe. gfonaiIidbc
AilInH 5obn an 9ames 10. e3ratam, abcil
pcf vol = IN penrp Mnrier's RadjIdb in =cf'
non ~. Columbia Icpnibip, 81.
y, 6rreerid Riebe OIL apuis NIB Wdricn
Y. 1nppeL 35 bc 100 ,Suh an Der Eiioieiie
Ger rinneiI etrnbe IN Gliuipoob, ST.
Sie Hpcbliitp sReniin 90. an q Clemens
gdrnal 40 bel 120 Sub an Der Sftieits Der
1tcnieii apenle dui Brice sin, 81.
Inlfur y. 3rrilbOB an Sncob ggoeiencr, 90
{ils on oer aIctier etsene nui Clifton
anltn ". Sbomfon an Die @. q. Qeiers
hcnltu Co., 90 bel 1870 sSiib an her gtoroicie
Der Nriiee sIpenue in gunminsniIe, 81
T, uihers y. Huoper al glina g. 0loube, 80 bel
id0 ynb an oer g8eiiieiie Der Sietfiniue glbes
nne IN Sbbe Bari, 81
g. g9opo glnsa an r. q. peg'Ionb, 0 Cots in
stnngs llIierubibeiluna In oboe Qdrf, 81
Gniie g. Mic9an an slieranocr 8. Wenin cine
Got al her sliilt RGrf slpennc IN Der Sbbe qnrf
Can llnierdbibeiinEa 81
elrrie Arfninf an 5rnrces g. WEnrpbh GOT
sso In Der 0gsiHere lluterabteeilnno III aior,
pfcb 81,
sSrdnees o. m,lrpbh on Carrie @. crtnrnr.
100 Snb an Der sBeitieite ber @leton Girube
in Saileh, 81.
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gesnbisung bon Sabriiation Dor
arisssmitieln binfpeiien, mehren I'D,
co bat bic Imerieau Ammunition
, ibrs Friesstontratte beenbet unb be-
I4loiien, ben getrieb ibrer 6abrit in
Moresiier, WaaG., auf5ugeben- Die
ielbe mar Sisle Wipnate Gag uno
gla6t in sbGtisteit seipefen uno
bate bur9fduiitli9 400 @rbsiier be-
i5dftist.
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nal Comp. in ibrer 5abrit in Rode'
fer, 81. g.. NIT Der 9eritelluns BON
SbrapnsIIs fir bie glliirten bs'
f4Gftieten Nrbeitsr fiub bur9 Die
antiinbisuns einer 2obnrebuitiou uni
bic 5dIfte unarsenebm iiberral9t
porben.
2aut gntiinbisung feiiens hss
SmperiaI Runitions 8oarD in Ottas
ma, Der fir $5O0.00O,O00 ysiairns'
8eitelluneen fir bie briiiide Resier'
ung in Canada pertbsiIt bat, 1T bic
canabiiGe Uhinitionsin0uitrie jebt 10
berpplltommnet, bab gir5eltbeiIe Der
unb Rpbmaterial fir bic S4rapnels
ui6t mebr aus ben Der. Stdaten
besosen gu iperben brauden. Die cas-
nabiihen 5abriien baben Srbres nod
biz nd6iten Suli an Sanb.
Die Weitinsboufe Gleetrie 60. IN
pittsburgh beri1ifft q. 8. monatIia
fir 81 Milftonsn Dollars S9raps
neIIs mad europa, eiiipredenb elmer
@innabme bon 54 Wdllionen Dollars
per Sabr. Die Ddner 6iefer 2ie'
ferunsen III nur bon bem Gnbe bes
arieges begrenst
Die aIs srobe gtunitions aisfes
rantin fir bic allliirten bstannie
grucible SteeI SO. bat fir bas nit
Musuit beenbete @ei9dftsiabr GinT
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ariess.a siubr unb Snbuit:ie.

Das .sSournal of Commerce. Iutf
naGSuneiien, bab nnr elm 0tsrtd
Der gessnipdrtisen glusflibr aus 0or'
rGtben beitebt. bic auf ben europdb
i6en ariegsi9aiipIaBen unb IN bortis
gen wiuniiionsfabritsn 8eripenSung
finben. Sir bic eriten neuu WDnate
betrifft bas cine 4usfubr i'm Nertk
BON 997 Whlionen Dollars. pol ets
nem SptalerpOrt BON 1851 whaineu
Dollars. So6 es ipirb 3nseItanben.
bab tpenn man bic glusfirhr BON
Meiiing i'm Mertbe BON 2S8 Wiliios
nen uHD bic oon Gupfer, bic fir oie
glsi6e periobe bic Wertbb0be bon
1853 Mi[Iionsn Dollars errei9t, biIls
5ursdnet, Der pro3sntiab Der ariesss
gu Der Geiamrt 9lusfi1br fi4 melt
bDber felt. Geit Qlnfang DOT, bis
Gnbe Sepiember b. q. fhib dIlein an
grplofionsitoffen, Ghub1pdffen Sdu'
rem unb Meroplansn fiir 866 WiIlin'
nen Dollars na@ europa sLifert
tporben.
Do& his GslbenOeu. b ait sIass,