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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29

feet, In "a large stone. IL covers IN"
entrance To- n cave eight or ten feet
deep. After 40 feet the cave sink
abruptly Ia n new level IL feet low
or. BEYOND this point 10 feet In tho
end OF thu cave, and In feceaH cut
I'm the rock at height ~ two feet.
with tho stones hitting accurately
around II and over IL, ia n copper
box containing the jewels. But you
will have water to overcome. Tho
lower level OF tho cave In now
filled with a subterranean stream
"'Do you know that Lands End
IN IN virginia. | asked.
"'The vision told me. When ]
saw tho place | knew II was vir'
ginia.'"
THAT Is peeuliari" Singleton
broke in There In nm old. aban.
doned place called Lands End
think it's Lands Rnd-oyer near
the mountains. II adjoinH a tract
OF mine. where go every autumn
10 hunt. II IL. as remember. oc'
cupied by negro squatters. The
house In almost tumbled down.
May II be your Lands EndT he
smiled.
Like enough" replied Ven.
dome. 1T IL iust ms tangible AS
any other piace-and fits the
story In two respects. Now find
the depression in the ground. and
tho stone. and tho subtsrransan
strean--and then the rest viii
bear looking into"
Don't you believe In visions ?"
asked Natalie.
Not until they are proven to be
true"
"skeptic!" she laughed. How.
ever. II you're unbelieying. why
did you take the bother 20 relate
II. or TO remember the exact dis.
tances- Ninety feet from the
house~-is5 feet northwest OF the
chestnut tree. and 80 on"
Merely. as said nj first. be
cause II WAS queer Incident
Why do you remember the dis
tances7"
because I believe" said she
at least TO tho extent OF invest
CATION"
Bravo. Natsiie'" Singleton CT
claimed. you have tho courage OF
your notions. III look into this
matter Of Lands End-hecamse
you are interested. have tho old
tito deeds To tho mountain prop
erty. III get them: they will give
tho sdioiners. and possibly the
names OF tho tracts. II II II
Lands End. wei go up and take
a look at II. Maybe you can show
Mr.. vsndome the depression. and
the stone. and the cave. and the
subterranean stream"
you may be sur. Ill look. and
eagerly" said Ormc. ITS not
want Of eyesiEht, It's want OF
present faith. What ! can't under.
stand. Carter. ia why a property.
abandoned for generations. hasn't
long since been sold By the county
for arrears of taxes"
"Boeans. you don't 1.-Two In Nir.
ginia-it never sells anything for
arrears OF tales. Ths superstition
Ia that n the land liant worth pay.
Ing taxes on. II liant worth buying
E*tCAhT ufps a VIII AFt INV GFSiNs
Presently be rcturned-an open
parchment, In his hand. . queer
look on HIS face.
Here" said hc. is tho Single.
ton patent. dated In i7ta. II
names Land's End AZ the sd;o.ncr
on tho west. and the owner OF
Lands End A. Adrien. Marquis de
Chasenis. Lieutenant colonel. con.
tinental army"
The Portrait" exclaimed
Betty.
Her husband nodded. ibid the
Marquis de Chkvenia havs any.
thing to do with the disappearance
Of the crown jewels OF France IL
there connection between the
Jewels. the marquis. and Lands
EndT What do you think OF II.
OrmeT"
That II viii bear looking into. 7"
Vcndoma answered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29

m HE STAR believes Hi Gill should be
i defeated for Seattle's good. His re-
election at this time. instead of promising
PROGRESS FOR SEATTLE. threatens
just the opposite. His reelection means
two more years of wrangling with the
council, two more years of do-nothing.
two more years OF turmoil at the city
hall. AND THE TAXPAYERS MUST
FOOT THE BILL
During the past two years there has
never been time when. as Gill says in
his speeches The Star said he had made
good,
The Star said: "Gil has been as good
n mayor as il believed he would make
when it supported him as the lesser OF
two evils two years ago"
Gill says The Star all of sudden
turned against him As a matter OF fact.
The Star MONTHS AGO told OF the
return to Seattle under Gill and his
present police chief, of gamblers. Of vice.
and of petty grating. Ii told OF these
things months ago-at a time when Gill.
taken at his word was not even con-
sidered possible candidate for mayor
The Star told about ellis chief. who
made a public exhibition of himself in
drunken wine party at local cafe. and
OF the chiefs visit TO a cabaret girls room
in a downtown hotel at ? o'clock in the
. morning.
The police issue, as against Gill. Is
nothing sudden. The Star did not sup
press any of the facts at any time.
Neither did The Star keep up an inces-
SAINT howl about il.
WITH GILL'S WORD PLEDGED
IN
AGAIN. THE STAR FELT THE
EVILS WOULD DISAPPEAR IF THE
RIGHT MAN COULD BE ELECTED
AS HIS SUCCESSOR.
The state now is dry This offers more
chance for petty police graf. than ever
before. Seattle doesn't wan. silly prose
cutions nor any prosecutions under this
law. Neither does Seattle want police
grating and police favoritism shown
under this law.
There is no occasion whatever TO be-
come puritanical about it. Neither is
there any occasion whatever for Seattle
to return to the old vice battlc-fields
IN THE OPINION OF THE STAR,
THE PASSAGE OF THE DRY LAW
MAKES 1T IMPERATIVE THAT Sc
ATTLE SHOULD HAVE IN THE
GAUGED MAYOR-AN OPPOSITE
TYPE FROM MAYOR GILL.
In this year of 1916 Seattle is entitled
to = 1916 model mayor
Seattle Is entitled TO a chance to make
substantial progress in municipal affair.
THE STAR BELIEVES THE ELEC-
TON OF GRIFFITHS WILL BE AN
IMPORTANT STEP IN THAT d.
RECTION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29
IL ett01;s Te G1111thin Grey

their successes as tho Just reward
OF their own merit II ones fail
ures are due TO bad luck" rather
than lack OF responsibility for ones
own conduct. II must necessarily
follow. then. that ones successes
are due to good luck" and not to
any personal effort on the part of
that person.
al would like 20 locate q man
who 10 purposeIy keeping his where
abouts secret. Please suggest how
this may be done.
A STRANGER.
A.-The only way to find such a
person IN thru the police depart.
ment. In order to have the search
made. you would have to present
some legal paper showing your au-
thority for making the request.
o.--severaI tInnes during the past
few weeks ! have missed money
from my purse. am afraid one Of
my children has taken II. 10 there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29

This Ia q part OF a book
slred, popular novel being
run complete thla week In
this newspaper. Others are
TO follow from week 20 week.
beginning each Monday and
ending each Saturday. A
CO MPlE TE NOV
EVERY WEEK. N you want
back copies Of tho paper. or
n you are not a regular cub.
sorlber and wish to take sd-
vantage Of this feature. call
this papers circulation de-
partmont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29

Dear Cynthia Grey: In answer
to Bungalow" tho man from Man.
lis, who works like a Turk and
thinks like one also: The little
faults AND evils he finds In others
are merely reflections Of himself
" they weren't In him. no couldn',
zee them. His brain stopped grow
Ing the day he left the U. 9. A.
The girls arc neither man crazy
nor cheap; merely trying TO pick
out a harmonious life companion,
bur the picking 10 bum.
Men are at premium, but they
are throwing ainks and boobs away
with yeast cakes. Sometimes these
disguise and happen TO palm them.
selves off for mon. but as soon al
found out they are ditehed, as he
must know living IL high these
days.
He wants 20 inspire confidence
and get all out OF Ilfo there 10 In H.
II he will follow this recipe he Will
get II:
We have only q certain amour,
OF time to put In on this earth; tho
moro Of Il wo spend LOOKING 10,
good. the less we Will have for fault
Winding and evil. We get Iust whs-
we look for In this life. EllmInat,
all evil thoughts. and you will
choke or starve the devil 20 death
IKE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29

Professor Frank J. Browne. state
superintendent of public schools un-
der Gov. Rogers, died Sunday In
California. He came to Seattle In
1890 and was identified with public
education here for years. Funeral
services will be held In Seattle late
in the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29

NErHgRlANDs. FINANCIALLY speakina,
10 like little bank squeezed IN the heart o.
Wall street, where IL 10 kind Of handy like
The little Dutch Kingdom contains more gold
than ever before In lite history. and It's banks
are simply running over with money since the
war started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29
'CASCARETS'SET
YOUR LIVER and
BOWELS RIGHT
They're Finel Don't Remain
Bilious. Sick. Headaehy
and Constipated.
Best for Colds, Bad Breath,
Sour Stomach-Children
Love Them.

Re cheerful Clean up inside to.
night and feel fine. Take Casca.
rets TO llven your liver and clean
the bowels and stop headaches, n
bad cold. biliousness. offensive
breath, coated tongue. sallowness.
sour stomach and gases. Tonight
take Cascarets and enjoy the incest.
gentlest liver and bowel cleansing
YOU ever experienced. Wake up
feeling grand-Everybody's doing
II, Cascarets best laxative for
children also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29
A Novel a Week

A standard, htss-~Isss. hook
sis~ soeet. complete this week Tn
sht. paper.
M Mas wsit.t . full INSTALL
meat will ~osae 60 zen every day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29

UNDER THE wording Of tho Iusi,anls set.
uemenf. Germany and Uncle Sam agree that
Germany has given up submarine warfare bu,
IN take something stronger 70 make Ores,
Britain believe II. you bet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29

al am 10 years old. A vary
honorable, well.to-do young man,
one year my senior. 10 In love with
me. Do you think, II I really tried,
In time ! could learn 20 love him
care nothing about him nj the
present time, except as a friend.
d. e.
A.-Why try7 The tender plant
OF love will not stand forcing. II
soon becomes the victim OF blight
and withers away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29

CAPT. oitMER, commandment o. the f2,h
naval division. says that Japs arc gradually be-
Ing weeded out Of the United States navy. An
other 9ross Insult TO Japan's honorable honori
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29

Grenada, Miss, writes that he found
relief himself by using DR.. Cald.
wells Syrup Pepsin and nov
keeps II on hand for family use. A
bottle OF Dr. CaldwelI's Syrup Pep
sin should have a place In every
family medicine chest. A trial bot.
tie can be obtained. free OF charge.
by writing TO DR.. w. II. Caldwell.
454 Washington st., Monticello, III.
nois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29

YOU'LL see Italy take moro Interest In the
war now. Austrisns are dropping bombs on her
cxthedraIs now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29
NEXT WEEK THE RANCH AT THE WOLVERINE.

"rhe skepuc 10 convertcd'" Nat.
allie laughed
Not conVert~d-rimply open TO
conviction, and ready to be con
WINGED"
Very WELT" said Singleton.
We will 40 up TO the place and
investigate tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29

Lunch at tho Hollywood. 2i2
Pike ADV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29

piles. henorrhoids and all rectal
troubles. In the privacy Of your own
hnmn. Soc n box at all druggists A
single box often cures. Free sample
for trial. with booklet. mailed free. In
plain wrapper. II you send us coupon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29

snyshina J can put on the coins. 90
That when he takes them his hands
Will show tho stainf
WORRIED MOTHER.
ADO not lay traps for your
children. You wish to be certain.
OF course. before accusing them.
but II is much better 10 have them
eonfide In you voluntarily than 10
accuse them. Have frank talk
with each one. telling him how you
have TO use 50 much money, and
ask his cooperation in saving. To
accuse one OF them unjustly would
be worse than the loss OF the mon.
ey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-29
For Pile
Sufferers

sample Pack
sGe of the
Famous rryr-
n . IN I q Pile
IRE I ut~nt
New Offered
Free tn Prove
hat u VIII
do for y ou.
N Pyramid Pile
"A T re a Z m = n I
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17
IHerlci fiir's Saus.

@orsigti9es Stdrt. uno
pIdttre3spt iir 9emben.
&rosen uno nan betten.
NabitebenoeS Re5ept lit nusreiteas
fir SO &ro9en, II Yoar Manibet,
ten uno & 9emosn: Sine Yortionss
!affs bette Strab!enidtie, pier Dor.
tionstdiisn Wolier, elm @slofIeI
8Ip5erin, Elm Gbl0ffeI gornr tperben
gemilht Qebterer piro porber nit
elmer balben 9ofie WoIfer oufaes
!o6t). Man riibst eisIe MtaIfe Elm
uno itdrtt oomit bic iebr iaubsr ee.
mof6ene. gut getrpdnets WdI6e, rsi6t
ieoes Stiid ouf beiben Seiien nit
einem Gude ob uno IGbt es fsIt unb
feu6t einsstpiaeIt iibsr Radt liessn.
Morgen3 ipiro sspldttet. Nan sisbt
ieoes Stiid rett esraoe, Is9t auf Die
Iinte Settle hssieIben Elm oiinnes.
leinenes, aItes Sa'hentud,, f6hrt
einutaI IhneIl nit rett beibem gis
Zen barber. siebt oos Sud1 fort uno
pldttst Die @Gite nun %pollfiueio
rsdts uno Iin's. SuIebt redts.
troden.
6Ieifd tunu man iii st'
MICE Eage tpneroieren ms
benz man es enttpeosr nit tohenoem
S6noli iiberaie6t. oher NIT einem
heiben Sub ftebeu ldbt. Wenu nam
groEeye GuantitG!n einsduft. 10 1T
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17

biefe 6orben Elm Wai9en iiberbaupt
Mat p%ertragen, oenn gplpl entbGlt
SEIZE. SIS iei nod boron erinnert.
bob 3oden Der WGide bic beit.
Tesinfsttion lit, sumal, fpsnn Self.
uno Sooa NIT pertpenoet iperoen.
prattifde @rt, bic o 9.
topic au IN abren. LIN
bic 2opfe i'm 8iihsnI6rant ni9t il.s
sinanosr gu itsIlen, rittst man ben
Shrant nit Giisnftan9sn elm. 1lebsr
tieie Giienitanssn perben Ss5aten
nno on bieIe bic s0pfe nit ben
9sn'sIn Ober Stislsn eebdnst. 60
1T Der Rodf6rant ouBerproentIi&
prattiih uno ninmt bic. mebr Sc.
fhirr auf. ols tp.nn bic S0pfe in.
chamber seitellt perotn.
Die Qarts ssgerbter
peI5e sntltebt eetpobnti6 boburf,
Dab lie mad benz 8erben in Die
SOME eebdnst peroen gum Srpd.
uen, ooer oab men lie ionit itodoirr
trotrsu ldBt. bepor tie beorbeitet uno
Ipeih eemu6t peroen. Solhe geIse
1dn9t man oann an sinem feud,ten
Orte. ). q. in einsm aslIer ouf. oas
nit lie cine beitinmte 8eItmeioias
lett erlaagsn. @israuf bearheitet
nan lie NIT sinem bartsn. itumpfsu
8e3entano. Die Snoiansr nabmen
oo3a ben SGuIteytnoteu zines Sirs
i1es. als lin;srIaas benuBt man
zine SiiapIat.e coer ionitige gIatte
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17

SrettsrunterIo9e. Jangt man in Der
Iitte nit bel Mrbeit an uno riidt
oamit mad allen Seiten aIeifmdbia
ott, 10 ipiro Der l5sIs ni9t nur aus
Jeredt, ionoern audi tpsih unS peib
triteinen uno p%erliert oieie Giaen
ldoften niht mebr.
itGnbe aus @Ios,
por3sllan. 8ronSe IaIfen iih out
nit sinsm aitt aus gleieldtts uuo
8lp5erin. gu einem oidsn grei pers
riibrt. bebanoeln. ST Isbtsrsr nid1.
gu baben, 10 perfuhe nan es mi.
elmer Nii6uns bon ssloI6tem &ult
uno Gtipsib.
Il m 2oher in 9~eoerries
men gu brbrsn, benuBt man
am beiten sinen itartsn Hosel, benz
nan unteE cine slatte 6li6e anfeilt.
Damn !est man rem Riemen auf Gin
pafienoes 5olstlOshen uno itldat
NIT !Sammer uno RoseI bic eoher
Elm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17

oieIe einfohe Irt Der SonIerpieruna
bic stpedmdBigite. Sir Idnesrs Sci!
tonn man 5leiId nur baItbar mas
den, inbem man ss einpotelt. ODER
IS in DunitalGiern t~onierpiert.
Reinteen BON adraffsn.
Sn our6 W~afierdniaB grim aefpors
Gene 3araffen sieBe man einen Gb.
lOffel poll oerbiinntsr SolsIdure unb
idItile cine WsiIe tiiatig um. 0i.
2oraffe tpiro oann gang tlor Iein.
bob DeriGume man Is nitt, lie or,
oentIih na~tsufpiilen.
Gr!fernen tiRseronete.
S4rauben uab HGgeI. IS
1T oft isbr ftnsr. sinssrofete
Shronbeu uno NdgeI aus 3iIten
uno auoersn 9essnitdnoen su Iofen.
YPaht man aber siuen sroben tar,
ten Nngel oeer Elm anoeres Glen
ON 6euer aIiibsnb btib unb .rbist
earnit ben S6raubens pber Hoael,
tOpf, 10 Iabt iit bic bei~bseporosne
S6raube nab burger t3sit miiteIs
esS S6roubenSiebers iebr Ieitt IL.
len. uno Der NagsI mittsIs Der Sang.
mubelos beraussisben.
j led 9esinfettions.
mtttsl. Die gsbrdudIiden 3es.
tutettipnsmitteI 3arbpl, 9nfoI uno
6ormeI S%rciien 6orbitoffe nitt an.
SoIii:n ooer einmol ourh 9pIol sSar.
ben leloen, 10 lie9t oas oardn, eab
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17

in persetbIider SIR.
t Ii m. llnteroffBisr: Die sonse 3sit
bahen Sic aufgeihnitteu, oaB Sic
ieit Sdbr uno Gag nit 3ur Saeo
eetpeisn pGsen. auo nun iutfien Sic
nidt sinmnl oas 0srpsbr ridtig an>
Slfdiieu.
Soloat (arinieuo): Sd mar bIoB
Sreibsr, Ssrr llntsroffi5ier.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17

uno elmer bnlfommenen &cnntniB
iciner Arbeit: uno oantit perbll-
oct er gepiiienbafte Anitrenguno,
Elm tiefes Stuoium Der alten uno
mooerren Mctbooen, ole BON
Mdnnern ieiner Grnfciiion ollgc-
munot merOeI. ioonB icinc %
iGbrigc Graris oils Spe5ialiit in
drnniiden aranfbeiten i'm Su eli
mem Silriten in oct &eihcn Ger
Aer5te modt. Gr bat lid oclt
NeIpett oes @emeinpeiens crbni-
ten ourh ieine 6abiefeit, iein Ser
ipredcn elmer Sur fiir furirbar
mo bon 2%inoerung bel boffnuneS-
loien 5daen 81 bolten.
Gs 9ibt menigc flroniidearanf-
heiten, Die meln i'll 3eit beodtet,
nift oitrh ridtiac meoi8iniihe
@ebinolung furirt ober gelinecrt
pcroen fonnen.
&oniult;rt Or. Sltrhin melln or
bieieu Wonnt unierc Stabt beiuht
iino Sbr meroet niht berelten.
Sertrmlen in leire 5obiefeit Gilc.
81 be!fen aeiett gu hohen.
Sd behanble MaHeriidltigc,
Gben matismns, TiitMla, Eiles,
|ertppfmns mnn ale droniid)eu
&ranfbeiten.
Waaenleiben, idmahen Mogcn,
Mppetitleiigfeit, ialtrer Mngcn,
idledlte %croouung, id,ledter Sc.
idrmof ooer 9ltbcm, oufgebioien,
Ser5bremerL @aic, 53abnefnir-
iden, Nerpo'itdt, aotarrb, 4uT.
itoBen uim.
Sersidmadbeit: aIopfen oes
0er5ens, Galpitation. Sdmerscn
I'M Ser5en, IN ser Settle ODER III
ben Sfulterbl1ttern, furser "
them. Sdmohbcitsonfdae, Sdiit.
tclfieber, SdminoeIanf1lle, Sers-
flopfeu bel Iufrcgun9 oocr In-
Itrcltgltn0.
&atarrb: &iel Speihelnblonoc-
rilng, 9toienIaufen. Shnupfen,.
el,mnfcs anpfneh, Suffer- z flpcc=
b~oriafeu Shmer5en ser Giercn.
Der Vlole, Der 2unacn, oes No-
uers o6er Der @codrmc f0nncn
8atorrb iein.
t anbere an hroniihen &rantbsiten
Sic hcilen. &ommen Sic un6
It III So GrOiie, i'm 9oteI Ga grofe
O6er ihreiben sic
Schiller Bldg, Chicago, IH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-17

Sinh sic ncrpos. ME
oergeihlugen, idmiuolig, ldJmadl
oes NOreens miioe., obne 2uI
Sum Sebet, leiht o~ufgcbrodt mi
erregt. hoblaugig, nloger uni
Idloflos? @oben Sic Elm ihlcd)
ties @eodftniB, idrmaGen &ildcn
eingefalele 8aden, ilbelriedenoel
Ntbeng Ser5flopfen, antarrb, tel
ne @nergie, Selbitpertrouen mi
Streben2
%eioen Sic an llrin, Wisrem- mi
Standardization.
ipie Shmer5en I'M HiidenL ocr
8loie. Der Rieren. Neruoiit0t uni
IroBer 8eihmlilit.
Tlntorrsiftnug, Santfranfgeiter.
&rnbe. @eidmiire. murtoen Nuni
ooer Steble, geihmoaene 0riiien
munoe Stelen, fupferforocn,
Elabe auf Der Saut. rbeumotild,,
Sbmcr0en, Gc5emo Sliden oocl
Trennen?
Samen! Sails Sbr gepIaa'
Ieio NIT fortlpdbrenoen appf
lhmer5en, ihmer5pollen Wcnltruu
iton, Shmcr5en i'm Niiden mi
ibr foit glalbt, ibr fonltct cur,
2eioen niht mebr ertroecn uni
nod oa5u Cure orinoenoe Salts
nrbeit beioreen, nod Guren @e.
leaihaftspflidten nohfommen
i'd mil Guh furiren, menn Gucl
6ou beilbor lit.
Sas WebeimniF Scs Grfplses
Cur erfolereifcn 4usii6uno
Ser meoi5iniihen Groris limo ben
ar5te 5mei 0ingc n0thig. Sos
cine it Die forrefte 9ioa.
mole ieines Safes uno oos oll.
oere lit Die Inmenhung Der + e.
tigen S~eiImittcI.
Is lit celtlif crfennbor, lucs
holb Ser electromagnetic Spe5ialilt
Or. 6. 20. Surbin non Gbicoql
10 aagemein befnnmt 1T ais Gin Gll-
BERT erfolgreid,er SpesioIiit im
hroniihen rno nerpocin &ranfbei.
ten. Gin natiirliher Giaenoltifcr,
bot Der Doftor elm gutes Sunou-
ment in ser griinblid,en G~r5iebunQ
3nr 8eaMtnm8! Or. Turbin 8
9eiSenSe aebeilt. er tann pielleiht
ipreden Sic nit ihm iuenu er bier
amlMoutas. ben 81. Ndra 1916.
DR..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07
DULL DAY IN COTTON;
UNDERTONE WAS FIRM
Liverpool Interests the Leading Buy
ers-Southern Selling a Factor

NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Business was
dull on the Cotton Exchange at the open.
ing this morning. The early tone was
steady, with prices to 4 points higher.
There was some selling for Southern ac-
count. with the leading buyer believed to
be representing Liverpool interests. After
the call trading came almost to a stand
still, and quotations at the end OF the
first 10 minutes were at or point below
the first levels.
The market sagged back to about Sat
urday's CLOSING figures, or a shade under
on new crop deliveries. during the early
trading There was some selling here by
New Orleans and Memphis, accompanied
by renewed rumOrs that holders in the
Memphis territory were showing some
uneasiness. but the offerings were not
heavy and the decline showed the effect
OF small orders In a narrow market.
Rather a better demand was encountered
around 12e. for May, and rallies OF three
or four points followed. The market con-
tinued quiet. however. and fluctuations
were more or less irregular. Liverpool
bought March here, but was quite free
seller Of October, and there were Fumors
that orders were reaching here to sell
spot cotton for Continental account
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07
HIGH RECORD FOR CAMBRIA STEEL;
100000 SHARES THE FIRST HOUR
News That New Deal Had Been Made Caused Heaviest
Trading Ever Seen in the Stock-Rest of
Local List Neglected

is authorized II will be of the sams u.
as that now outstanding, and will ca.l
valuable rights. nl
incidentally, today's announcemen.
made by the Midvale people thar ~ "
statesmen had been told not to accen, W. wy
more orders for delivery this year =. ~
plants are running full capacity ,.,.. w
orders on the books sufficient IN
them operating at that rate for the -s.9 w
II months at least
II was estimated today the unAIIaa
mage of the u S. steel CORPORATE w
January showed an increase of hat.
200 900 and 300, 900 tons In view ~ =.
sold.up condition of the mills, this ~
ing can be looked upon as satisfact..NH
The corporation has been compelled ~ Y
fuse hundreds of thousands of tow !.
new business offered owing to convs.,.s
conditions.
The general local list was praetc.,-
neglected during the greater part ~ ".
session. An indication that the pss,s
Transit voting trust is likely to hs hs.a tv
tended was the fact that the Stock ~.
Committee admitted to the regular ~.
of the exchange the certificates star,1s
extended for five years to Februarv n
1921