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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04
Giinf Gtrifcr perIIoftet.

Cine groBere 9ln5obl Strifer Der
aleioerfobrif BON Strouie & 9ros. an
Der @oca-StroBe eriffcn eeiteri
Wlorgen einen 9lrbeitspilligcn g3o-
t6an 2linenon bon Ger. S21, gloro.
Bono StroBe, on aIs oerielbe Die
8obrif perlieB. aIinman oog aber
ibnea einen &eDolper aus Ieincr
Goide inO bieIt iib feline 9lngreifer
bonn &eibc. Gr muroe bon Dem Foli.
3iiten Spillner bonn mittleren 81.
itrift in Sbbut genonunen. 8enigc
Dlinuten ip1ter ipuroc &linemon bon
einem Strifer 6ront Gopono BON
gtr. 306, gloro Greene StroBe,
nit cinem 6uBtritt beOodt, morouf
ser 2ebtere bonn Sergeonteu Stein
oerboftet puroe @ier peitere Stri-
fer, @enjmain 9loiic bon Scr. 1904,
GjronbD StraBe, g(rt1ur Greionco
bon Scr. 129, @ougb StroBe, Sol.
@ilIis BON Scr. 547, Siio.%oca.Str,
mo 5ronf SmoboOo bon g1r. S1S,
3oro Durbum StroBe, iDur0en
cine Shinoe ipGter 6erbaftet lno III
Der peitlihei %oli0eiitotion BON
Midter Sobonnien inter Der glniAnl-
ciging oes angeblitb ilnge6iibrliAen
8etroeenS nit ie ST nno Soften be-
itroft. alinemon puroe bei1uloigt,
bel ieiner 8erboftung einen 9ieDol.
Der in ieinem 9eiie gebobt 5u ba6en,
ipoiiir er nit $25 uno Soften beItroft
muroe. 5ronf Gapano iplroe inter
Der 9lniduIoiguna, fid iebr un-
mitdnoig benommen 6u boben, nit
$25 ino Soften beitroft, ferner muB-
te ct $40 uno Soften entridten neil
er angebIi6 alinmon ongegriffen
bottc. Die 6obrif bon Strouie &
Bros. pur0e geitern gtadmittag bon
9SoIi5iiten bewaht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04
qns bem Suneren Wlargluuo's nHO
ben angreu5euOeu Staatcn.
ltu0 Gordeiter lit Elm Bro
hfbfffpnss Gountn.


liuo Gordeiter ut ein Bro
bibitionS County.
Ger 8uitano oes giaiam s. WaeO.
ioro, S6reiber i'm areisseriht BON
Gordeiter Gomto, Der am Gonners.
iaa 2lben0 oui ge6einnisDole gseiie
Derilpano, uno Der am 6reitag
qlbeno ouf oen StroBen iuanoerno
geIunoen tpuroe, bat id etipaS 9e.
belIert. Gie i6m bebnuoelten 9ler5te
ertldren oaB @leoioro penigitens ei.
men Wlonat Der 9hibe pilegen mllB,
ebe er ieine glr6eit i'm areisgeriht
mie0er auinebmen fann Gle llnter-
Induue oes Sales lit abgebroden
poroen; @ouoerneir Sorrington
euiihieo. oob cine llnteriudung un-
notbia mare. Iie Ieteftipe 4Seter 9.
@rooleD uuo @iaiam 81. Senfins
tebrten nad Baltimore 5uriid
8e3ablt &ettuug nit Se'
ben.
gladocm scr 20.iG6rige aus SEEN
Srceoom, 90, itammenoe Stepart
9lobrbauab 5ipei Wldoden bic nabe
geriabtsbiae. @a., 81 iueit IN ben
@usqlr9anna.5luB geuatet iuaren
qereiict bate, ertronf er ielbit Hobr-
bauQb iprang in Den 5liB, ais Die
Wld6Hcn inn Siilfc riefeu ino bradte
bcioe in ieidtcreS @oiier. aaum
botte ct Dies poabrddt, ais er ielblt
Dor Grihopfung Derionf. Grit IS
Ylinuten ip1ter eutoedte man oas
6e6Ien oes iimgen &obr6aiia6. Seine
Qeibe mnroe nad oem Columbia.
&oIpiial aebradt no ergebnisIoie
@cIebungsperiude ongeiteGt iuuroeu
2 deunen 6euer
Gle groBe Sheime ouf Dem @e-
bolt ocs Scrrn @illiam $. @bite in
GodcBspiQe puroe eeitern Worgen
Elm Mau6 oerSIammen Wlan glau6t,
oob Die llriode oes 5euerS SeIbit.
eutSiinoung oes einge6ra6ten griinen
&enes mar Ger aan5e SSn6alt Der
Gheune, nit glusuabme zines Yier.
oes, puroe 8eritort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04

eteuen Sen Sffi5iercn borbe6oIten
ipiiroen, 10 ipiiroc oontit cine uirtIi.
DIE Geriorgllng Ser Stii5iere geldoi-
fen; ser ieeioc &rieg bictet oie bette
Sauo6o6e sur Gllrdfii6rlng oes Nli-
niiteriolerloiies bonn Sabre 1871. II
Gur9 oie eiubeitlide Steuen6eie.
bung nit Sfiijieren iuiiroe eIeid8ei-
tig ser gauge Ston6 Oes EoIi5ei.Sf.
ii5iers aebo6en mO oomit Elm lang.
gebegter @uuid ser @oIi5ei Sffi-
5iere, Die aus Dem Sutherland Der,
porgegouaen iino, eriiiat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04
stauts.lInfaasfOuO.


9ie @eidafte oieies 8onos ie6r cute
100000 &eierbeiono ieit Dem
9eite6en 3itriidgelegt.- Sdledte
&iiifos iino normal. Ole 9ia-
ten iino Is @ro5ent bilIiger ais
BEL auoeren @eiellihaiteu-t1s9
9litglieoer.
91ad oen bon Scr Stoots-S Snouitrie.
ltnfall Gonmiiiion ausgege6euen
3o6len bat ser Stoats llniollfonO
eiuen iiberraiAenoeu 6ortidritt ge'
nommen. eit oerielbe om / gtopem'
Der 1914 geidoiien puroe Tieier
8ono 1T tbatid6li6 Elm itoatlicber
9erii6eringsionO, Der inter ben De
oineungen Oes Observation-Disclosures
gegriinOct nurOe, nah mel6em gIr-
6eitoe6er fiir oie Observation-Disclosures.
ii6erung einen beitimmten Ebeil bei-
traaen. Gas @eieb iiebt Dor, oaB ale
glrbeitge6er, ole Oieiem @eieb lmter-
iie6en, periidert iein miiiien, Inn Der.
lebten 9lrbcitern 3n6ling leiiten 81
fonnen Ole glrbeitgeber fonnen bel
irgeno eirer @eriicberlngs @eiell-
idait beriidert iein, oie bon Scr Som.
million oenebmiet it, ooer oud Dem
Staatsfono angeboren
gls ser Stootsfono eegriinoet
puroe, batten iih oenliel6en $50 Sir
beitgeber angeihloiien, welden %oli.
cen einge6dnoigt muroen. Sebt 5d6lt
Der Staatsiono 1889 glrbeitge6er 81
ieinen @olicen6oltern &err Gg6ert
9. Woutell Superintenoeut oeS
,Sonos, erflGrte, Dab ii6 Der SouO
trob ser groBen @ntiddoiguugen, Die
ae3obIt tpuroeu, betrdhtlid bermebrt
bat.
sym Stoot eiebt es iingefd6r 10000
perliherte glrbeitgeber, uno biloen
sic W1itglieoer oes Staatsfouos etiDa
Gin 8ebntel oerielben.
Ger StaatsfonO bat Elm betrddtli.
DIES @eibdft oiiaebaut uno cine
aroBe Summe @eloes an Sano. sSm
@an5en muroeu $4,000 eingenom-
men uno 6iloet ole Summe bon
100000 oen 9lcierbeiouo. Nod Dem
6inou5beridt iino oie Haten 6illiger
ols oie anoerer @eriiderlngs.@e
idaften. 81 @eginn oes 8onos pa-
rem Die Stoatsroten 10 @ro5ent billi.
ger imo fonuten nod 3ebnmouotli.
dem @eiddft ouf IS 9ro5ent ernie.
Oriat weroen. Cine 8eitlona mnren
oie Roten iogor % Ero3ent nieori.
ger ols 0ie onoerer @eiellidaften.
Ger Staat fam Die 9ioten nieoriger
bolten, on er feline 9lgenten interbdlt
uno feline iibermdBigeu glusgo6en 81
per5eidnen Bot. 2esolciden uer0en
feline Tibioenoen nod t6cure 6obe
Beanite ge3a6lt.
g9ie Serr Mlontell ierner mitt6eil-
te, limo oie 9lusiidten tiir oen 5ono
in Ser 3ufilnft iebr giite, uno miro
Oeriel6e idneII in oen nddiieu Sab
ren onidipellen.
Sic 9erii1erllngs @elellIfaiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04

ruug etwa 0o1iu eriii6rc, OoB sic
SteIlen ser &oli3ei Sffi3iere leOig.
li6 Siii5ieren, ieI6itoeriidnoIi6 MIR
iol1en, Oie ebrenboa berobi6ieoet
iinO, porbe6olten piiroeu. g(usge-
Oe6nt miiBte Der @rloB perOen oui
oQe itaatli6en im0 conmunolen,
audi olif Die fleinen communicable
li5eibe6oroeu @enn iG Die 2ebteren
6eionoers berbor6e6e, 10 geidie6t
Dies oes6al6, neil in ben fleinen @e.
meinoeu Der @olioei Committee
ODER -Suipettor, 6eionOers wenn ct
ais eiu5iger Oo it, cine son5 beion-
Oere Steaung einnimmt iebr iel6-
itdnoig rno ouf iib ongeiuieien lit.
Sic Stellen Der 8oli8ei Sffi3iere
oagemein eigneu iid irnbeOingt gon5
6eionoerS fir 0en ebemoligen Sffi.
5ier. Gie @eoeutltng ser Steaen
iopie ser @ert6, ser ouf oie ri6tige
9eiebung oieier Stellen boberen Sr.
tes gelcgt miro, ae6t aus folgenOem
GrlaB, be5p aus nodltebenoer @nt-
i6eioung beroor:
sc. Sri. b. 90. 8. &c.
Sic Stellen Der @oIi3ei Com.
miiiorien ioGeu mlr nit Snoibiouen
6eieBt peroen, oie oen 9lnforoerun.
gen ooafommen entipre1en ole oas
Fublifum ilno Die geiteigertenGienit.
leiitlrngeu au Oen Yoli8ei Gommii-
iorius MAIDEN @on Ser ielbItdnoi.
gen SteIlung miro oas iidere llr-
t6eil, Ser Saft iinO Oie Saltimg Oes
gebilOeteu ms gum 9luftreteu Dor
alien aloiien ser geboIferung beru-
ieneu Ser oienItliAen gori6riiten
mo i6rer @riiitOe binreibeuo fuuoi-
gen 9eomten geforoert.~
8. g. IS. 6. bonn 3. A. OF.
n9ei Sen GienItItellen ser YoliSei-
GomnliiiGre in Stoot- unO 9anoge-
mein0en bonoeIt es ii6 INN elm 9lmt
bon ge6obener geOeutltng, fpie Oenn
ou9 bei geiebimg oerartiger StelIeu
feline @or6ebuIte 3u @uniten bon Wli-
lit6ronrp6rtern Ylat greiieu. Dlod
N2nBgo6e oicier geOelltung lett ein
ioldes 9lnt fir ieinen SSn6aber Elm
boberes W2oB bon 8orbilOung in0
gef6biging ooralis, oereu Hriifung
Sade Der 9lniteaunesbeb6roe mo
Der etiuo 5ur @enebmiging Der 9(n.
itelime 6erufenen glufiidtsbeb6rOe
1T.
@s fam ipobl bebouptet ipcr0crJ
Oab ser Sffi3ier oieie @ieehidoften
in bo6em 0laBe beiitt be5p oaB er
Oie 9enntniiie fir oieieli 9eruf iid
on5ucignen bermag. 9lusnabmen
gi6t es ielbitberitGnolid aud bier;
0ieie fommen fir sic 9eietung niGt
in 8rage. Die geforoerte 9erdntnor-
ting miro Ser Offi5ier germ iiber-
ne6meh ga er ourH ieiHeu bisberi.
gen gerltf 0oron geipSbnt 1T. Saft
un0 Soltung bringt Die @r3iebunn
nit iid. 9liif ser anoereu Seite miro
Dem Sfii5ier Oie 2eitung elmer
S6ubmannidaft feline Sdjtpierigfei-
ten MAIDEN, ga er oie 9ebanolung
Der 2eute bon friiber Der fennt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04

Bolt Cireftoren, iuoren Sfii5ierei
ionitige 9Ieuter niht oorbebolten.
Sir Die e6eneenonnten SteQen ia.
menieood MIR Sffi5iere bonn 0oilpt-
mann oifipdrts in 6roge. Gie jim.
geren Sffi5iere, S6erlieltenants oOcr
&ieutenarts, muBten, menn lie ourd6
irgenO pelbe llnitdnOe ge5ptneen
tDurOen, einen ebrenDollen glbibie0
81 nebmen iid Die GioiliteQeH er.
fdnpfen in i1Grfiten g9ettbemer6
nit Chill mo Wlilit1ranip1rtern.
Ger iebiac ariee, Ourd oen redt
OeIe, oub iiin9ere Sffi5iere feIo.
oienihtniG6ig perOen oiiriten miro
unbeoingt 8rr 6olge boben OoB iid
Oic Heidsregierung nit Der gerIor-
gung oieier Sfii5iere 6ei6dftiet. Sine
wirflide Siiriorge fir oieie Sffi5iere
fam uur Ooour6 erfolgen, ooB il,
nen Steaen Oor6e6olten luerOen imo
Dab i6nen oieIe Steaen oaein 3u.
gdnglid iino, iuie es nit elmer Pm
5o6l anoerer Steaen fir Oie @liIitGr.
9Inpdrter felt longer 8eit ser Sail
it,
Sier6ei miro ii6 Oie 8roge bon
ielbit erge6en: @el1e iino geeignete
Stelen fiir Sfii5iere2 Gie 9(ufmerf-
ianfeit ni06te icb lenfen oilf sic
Stellen Der Eoli5ei Gommiiidre lmO
Soli5ei sSuipeftoren ser Criminal.
Gommiiidre inO Snipeftoren BEL al
len itoatliben lno itdotiiden EoIi5ei.
9e6oroen Der @eoonfe, oen e6e.
maIiaeH Sfii5ier in Oieien Stellen
ooer menigitens in Sen bel itaatli6en
9oli5ei6eboroen 81 Derpenoen, 1T III
&reuBen nidt neu. gereits Elm W2i-
niiterialerloB bonn Sabre 1S41 iagt:
nGie Stelen Ser @oli3ei Commit.
fare iollen nit 9erionli6teiten nit
6o6erer SiIoung, uno 5mor oor5uas.
Ueiie ans Dem ii6erfiillten Heferenoa.
riot imO nit Oeu nit @eriorglngSon.
ipriiben entlofenen Sffi5ieren ser
interen Gienftgra0e 6eicbt tueroer."
9efoIgt miro oieier @rloB, n6geic.
ben bon oen Boli5ei @rdiioium IN
Berlin imO Sen &oli5ei Tireftioneu
Ser 8erliuer @ororte, MIR nod in
gou5 berein5elten 6GQen bon einigeu
YoIi5ei Gireftionen in Sen 9ro.
0in5eu. D1eiitens finoet man jeood
6ei 6ieien Eoli5ei.Gireftionen Oft
5iere ltio 0}ilit1rauipdrter, t6eilpciie
aud GiOilanmdrter in Oieien Stel.
len; 0ie WlilitGranmGrter ii6ermiegeii
bel @eitenl Dab aus oieien per-
idie6enortigen geIeblngen oft gals
eigeut6iinIic6e Ger6Gltniiie entIte6en
fonnen be3ip. entite6en niiiien, liegt
auf Ser SonO. Tie @riinoe, warum
sic meiiten Yoli5ei -Gireftionen niGt
germ Sffi5iere aniteaen, iino ifiper
81 iagen. Gin gepiiies @oritrt6eil
geeen Ben ebenaligen Sfii5ier, OoS
Ieioer audi oie 9lagemeinbeit off gonj
un6erecbtigt bat, oiirite Elm @runO
nit bierfiir iein.
3pedmdBig udre es Oo6er ipenu
ser o6en ertpd6nte @rIoB cine 9leuOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04
GiOilUeriurenns Der SeutI6en Sffi
5iere.

Ger 09leuen @reuBiideu 3eituug"
miro geidrieben:
Bon elmer GiOiloeriorguue ser Si-
fi5iere fonnte man bisber foum re-
ben, iuenigItens nibt in Dem Slime,
iuie iie fir MilitGrantpdrter 6eItanO.
9l6geie6en bon einigen Stellen ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04

AtDnncnien, bic ben ,,9enifdjen Gprre.
lponbenien" nidJt DiiHftIid Dber uHreaeI-
mdflg erbnlien fiHS 9ebeteu ber Office
hnDnn per 9eIepboH Dber iariftIlA geli'
lbellMnn su madsN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-04

W1tli5 sIiitritts GoIum-
hin

btd.
Gas Sianol.Gorps, oos aus 70
0lonn mo Oiii3ieren beitebt. uno
oas critic Battalion, 300 Monu itarf
ioaie 3uiolae Dem im Sager getrofie-
uen llebereinfommen geitern 2lbeno
IN 3iige oerlaoen peroen gie ger-
Iaoima miro mif eiuem Seitengeleiie
III 3oBlun, @o., Dor iid ee6en 9eioe
9lbtbeilitnaen iino III ieOer Siniidt
Doaitanoia ousgeriiitet. @ieaeitt
miro oas 6eloboipital oas
onh ieiue poac Stdrte erreiht bat,
beite 2benO iolgen.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
city DIRECTORY divorce Check.

The name of the wife In parenthe-
ses opposite the name of the husband
in the city directory may be feature
of the next Toledo directory, as a
means Of reducing the matrimonial
litigation In this country. In small
cities names are run In that man
ner.
Having the wife's name In the d.
rectory with her husbands makes Il
bad for the married man that tells
n chance acquaintance he Is single.
Il think the idea Of putting the
wife's name with the husbands In the
dlrectory-is good" said Probate Judge
ODonnell. who sees the sud side OF
many matches. II should be In favor
Of such a plan. Toledo News-Bee.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10

Then the father dragged home his
blushing daughter, who was weeping
bitterly.
The elopement had been arranged
on the conventional romantic model.
Caleb had been aware that Williams
was trying to win his daughter and
he frowned on the match. But love
laughs at locksmiths, so why should
it fear second-story window? 1t
was through one of these that Gym
thia climbed to be caught in the ar
dent embrace of the aged Lochinvar.
Williams had his conveyance, an
aged horse and an old-fashioned bug
gy, and In this they drove to the city.
The father, reaching home soon after,
hitched up his old mule and pursued
the elopers. He arrived at the record
er's Office as the swain, in shy and
dlffident manner, was giving the de-
tails essential to obtain license,
while his sweetheart stood coyly in
a corner, blushing like debutante
at her first proposal.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
WEDDING SECRET 1a YEARS
Even Daughter, Now Ten Years of Age,
Did Not Betray Her
Parents.

Baltimore, Md.-Having kept their
wedding secret from all but few
close relatives fer 13 years, Mr.. and
Mrs. Levin Upshur have just formally
announced the event. They have
daughter more than ten years old.
Before her marriage Mrs. Upshur
was Emily Thompson. She and Mr.. Up
shur left their respective homes one
day telling their relatives that they
would return at night. They did, but
as man and wife. Both were very
young. They determined that they
would keep their wedding secret.
Mr.. Upshur was travelling sales
man. He was forced to travel through
the South. and deemed 1t best that his
bride remain with her mother.
When the baby was born Mrs.
Thompson was told of the marriage
and she agreed to keep the secret.
When asked the reason for hiding
the marriage so long Mr.. Upshur said
1t was his desire, and that was all. He
and his wife are housekeeping.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
.F0ILS ELOPEMENT
OF AGED LOVERS
Maid of 10 and Swain of 81 Are
Pursued by Parent With
Shotgun.

Beaver Falls. Pa.-Love's young
dream was shattered the other day by
an irate father with a shotgun. when
Caleb Smith. ninety-slx years old.
chased Roman Williams, ninety-two
years old. into the county recorders
Office here and fired both barrels,
loaded with salt. at Williams, who had
eloped with Caleb's daughter, Cynthia,
seventy-eight years old.
As Williams was attacked by the
angry monogenarian the coy maiden
tainted. Her father was thoroughly
wrapped up in his job, however, and
he rained blows on the lover and paid
no attention to his daughters plight.
Williams, who soon looked more
like railroad accident than roman
tic Lothario, hoisted the white flag.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
RAG DOLL HELD s1so GOLD
California Woman Finds Hoard In
Mothers Gift Of Twenty Years

Fresno.-"Keep this, my child, as 1t
may come in handy some day."
This was the remark made more
than 20 years ago by the mother of
Mrs. Maggie Doyle, wife of Fresno
policeman, when she gave her daugh-
ter n rag doll.
Mrs. Doyle has kept the doll for 20
years, and has carried 1t In her trunk
from one town to another. Today she
unpacked the trunk and found that the
stuffing was coming out of the doll.
She went to sew up the rip, but pulled
out little sack containing $3.50 In
gold. Mrs. Doyrs mother died ten
years ago.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
Chicago Live Stock Quotations.

Chicago.-Hogs- s9.15@9.76;
fight, $s.70@9.70; mixed, s9.15@9.9O;
heavy, s9.2OW9.90; rough, $9.20Q9.35;
pigs. $6.40@S.45.
Cattle-Native beef cattle, $6.950
Ills; Western steers. $6.50@s.s5;
stockers and feeders. $4.70Q 800;
cows and heifers. s3.60Q9.60; calves.
$7.509I1.50.
Sheep-Wethers, s7.50@S.65: ewes
81 n047.50; lambs. s8.25910.85.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
Chicago Grain and Provision Prices

Chicago. 2 red. $1.79A
61.8o; No. red. s1.73A; No. hard.
$1.S4@1.S5A: No. hard, $1.79A %
1891.
Corn-No. 2 Allow. new, $100H q
1.03A; old. s103@1.04; No. yellow.
new. 8sh G9sc; No. 4 white. new, 81
Q93c; old. 97c.
oats-No. 8 white, 51N@52hc;
standard. 52h@53kc.
Rye-No. 2, $1.43Q1.45.
Barley-80c@$1.23.
Timothy-$3.25@5.25.
Clover-s11 00915.00.
Pork-s2S.50.
Lard-s1a00
Ribs-$13G2Q1437.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
Premonltion comea rrue.

Chicago.-A brothers premonition
came true when Steven Ansay was
killed and Peter Ansay injured when
their motorcycle crashed Into a wagon.
A third brother had begged them to
take another road, saying he felt harm
would befall them.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10

Beard raising among the soldiers
went so far that the French general
stan recently sent out an edict that
In all cases the razor should be WELD
ed freely. As result several tons OF
precious whiskers came to grief. and
this in spite OF the fact that luxurIant
growths of whiskers are supposed to
denote courage. But whlskers still
grow untrammeled on the faces OF
the Serbians and the courage that
they have recently shown in trying to
regain their lost country seems to
prove the old theory about the effec-
tiveness of whiskers. The photograph
shows particularly luxurinnt growth
upon Serbian on the Saloniki front.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
Metal Market Values.

Bar silver. 691sc; spelter, per 100
lbs, st. Louis, 1891; lead, per 100 lbs.
New York, $500; copper, casting.
$2712k.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
Boulder.-Tungsten con,

Boulder.-Tungsten concentrates, GO
per cent, $16.00Q17.00 per unit. Crude
ores, 60 per cent, $1,000; 25 per cent.
$9.40Q12.00; 10 per cent, $8.70@$10.00
per unit.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
Grain.

Wheat. ch. mill, 100 lbs, buying. 1882
Rye. Colo. bulk. 100 lbs, buying. LEO
Idaho oats, bulk. buying. ....... 1.50
Colorado oats. bulk. buying. 1.4b
Corn chop. sack. selling ........ 1.8O
Corn in sack. selling .......... LIT
Bran, Colorado, per 100 lbs, SELL
ing ......... ....... LIS
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.
f. o. B. Denver. Carload Price.

Hay.
Buying Prices.
Colorado upland. per ton. $4,000 1900
Nebraska upland, per ton. l2.00Q 1900
Second bottom Colorado
and Nebraska, per ton. 10.506 11.5O
Timothy, per ton .16.50@17.5
Alfalfa, per ton ......... 10.00Q11.50
South Park, choice, per
ton ............... 17o0@1S.00
San Luis Valley, per ton. 14.50Q 1850
Gunnison Valley. per ton 16.00417.0O
Straw, per ton .......... 4.50
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
Flour.

Flour.
Selling Prices.
Standard Colorado, net ........$3.T0
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
Eqqs.

Eggs, graded No. net. F.
o. b. Denver. ........ "a
Eggs. graded No. net. F..
o. b. Denver. ......... &c
Eggs, case count, misc.
cases, less commission .9.0049. so
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
Eruif
Vegetables.

Apples, Colo, fancy. box. 81. 1.0O@2.O0
Pears, Colo. box .......... 2.25Q2.75
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
Butter.

Creameries. ex. 1st grade, lb. 38
Creameries, I'd grade, lb.. ia OBS
Process "a
Packing stock ............2S Q30
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10

LESSON TEXT-Romans A:13-15:s.
GOLDEN TEXT-1t is not good to eai
flesh, nor to drink wine. nor TO do any
thing whereby thy brother stumbIeth.-
Rom. 14:21
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
Live Poultry,

Live Poultry.
The following prices on live poultry
are net f. o. b. Denver:
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-11-10
Dressed Poultry.

Less 10 Per Cent Commission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-13
PROMINENT PROS
CALL A MEETING
MOST IMPORTANT PRE-CAMPAiGN
GATHERING TO BE HELD TODAY
AT FORT WORTH BY 26.
Especial TO The Ierald.l

FORT WORTH. Texas. June 13.--What
= considered one of the most important
pre- campaign gathers Of Texans interested
IN state politics, especially IN the prohIbi-
ton issue. was slated To he held here to-
day The call for the meeting was signed
hv 20 men prominent IN the affairs of the
prohibition cause N the state.
The object of the meeting. according "a
the call j. 10 make plans Tor carrying the
question of submission into the state pm
mares IN july Further than this what the
campaign plans are. nor whether anyone
else aside from the ~igner> J. interested IN
the movement. are not known.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-13
EARLKITCHENER'S
MEM0RYH0NORED
TODAY IN LONDON
KING GEORGE AND QUEEN MARY ARE
AMONG 1000 PERSONS WHO
FILL BIG CATHEDRAL.
FEATURES OF THE SERVICE IS PART
TAKEN BY ROYAL ENGINEERS AND
DRUMMERS OF IRISH GUARD.

LONDON. June 13-- One thousand
persons. including King George and
Queen Mary and Dowager Queen Alex
andria. flied St Pauls cathedral today
in the memorial service for Earl Kitch-
ener. drowned when the cruiser Hamp-
shire struck mine off the Orkney Is
lands. The services were virtually di-
vested of military ceremonial
a feature of the services was the
part taken by the royal engineers and
the drummers of the Irish guard of
which Earl Kitchener was an honorary
colonel. The Dead March" was played
by the band and the drummerS after
bcnediction were sent To sound the Last
Post
In addition To the St. PaufS scrvr'e
the memory of the dead soldier was also
honored in Westminster Abbey and at
Canterbury cathedral.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-13
NAMES OF COLONEL HOUSE, SENA-
TOR SALISBURY AND HOMER CUM
MING or CONNECTICUT MENTION
Ed; vICE-PRESlDENCY CLEARING.
SIXTEEN PLANkS OF SO-CALLEO
LABOR PLATFORM SUBMITTED TO-
DAY BY SAMUEL G0MPERs-W0-
MAN SUFFRAGE INCLUDED.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. June l3--Dclcgates
arriving for tlr democratic national
convention. opening here Wednesday
turned from discussions Of the ticket
and the platform Ia "A consideration of
the new chairman of the national com
mittec. succeeding William +. Ne
Combs, and those Ia be- associated with
him ia the management ~ President
Wilson's campaign The names of col
snel r.. VI. House of Texas. senator SAILS
bury "f "nncrticut and Homer Cum
ming of Connecticut are mentioned
Prospects Of 4 fight over he vice
presidential nomination are rapidly
diminishing. az the incoming delegates
line up for Marshall
Sixteen rlankS oi the 80 called labor
platform were submitted 4" the demo
cratic leaders today by Samuel Com
pcrs, president of the American Fedora
tion of Labor. Some .of the planks were
given last week. They include woman
silragc. government ownership of rail
that the SUR rag question would be- civ
roads and telegraph lines and u federal
bureau of safety
Democratic leaders declared today
that the suffrage question would be yiv
en- due consideration bv the resolutions
committee but il is unlikely that IL will
he given any more endorsement than hN
the oher parties az Chicago which was
u mill APPROVAL hut re>crving certain
rights Ia states.
The question of woman suffrage IN the
south where neere women will he given
the vote will likely cause some trouble
among suffrage organizations il was pre-
dicted.