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The Washington herald., 1916-10-31
In the World of Finance and Trade
STOCKS SHOW LOSSES
As EXCHANGE CLOSES
Paper Makes Additional Advances.
Steel Boom to Continue After War.

CBy the International News serviee.)
New York, Oct. S0.-Insiders took advan-
tage today Of the uneasiness that per
vaded Wall Street to mark up spectalties
further toward their real values. In this
list were included the paper stockS, Zincs
some cOppers, Diamond Match and Owens
Bottle. The big standard stocks wero
rather heavy. At the close of the market
most stocks showed net losses, but moth
ing Of any Importance.
Important awards by the American Gov
ernment today to the Bethlehem Steel
and the Midvale Steel Companies is evi-
dence that there will be big business for
the munitions companies long after the
European war Is ended
Nothing was necessary to explain the
additional sharp advances OF the paper
stocks. From a condition almost of
bankruptcy they have become strong in
cash. Expectation now Is that Interna-
tionAl Paper will pay on back dividends
on the preferred and start dividends on the
common early In the year. New contracts
are being arranged for 1911, which the
directors Of the company believe will give
profit Of about 100 per cent on the COM
mon stock
When report was published Of the sink
ing Of the steamship Marina, Interna-
tionAl Mercantile Marine broke from I5
to III 81. There was a quick rebound to
Il At the same time stock Of the At
lanta Gulf and West Indies rose sharply
to a new high record.
Utah Copper, by its advance, suggested
that the street may be correct IN its be-
LEI that the directors will early in 1917
Day a special cash dividend Of IS a share
and leave the stock q regular per cent
dividend payer.
Under cover OF tho trregular1ty Of tho
general list there was much buying Of low
priced railroad shares, and particularly
Of Rock Island.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-31
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Oct. 1-Thsre was easy tone In the
cotton market today.
Initial quotations were to Is points lower. fol-
lowing disappointing cables from Liverpool Trade
became more active after IL O'Clock and prices
broke into new low ground for the movemsnt The
selling during the earlier trading had been per
sistsnt making an impression upon prices when
ever support slackened
The market was nervous and unsettled during the
middle Of the day. Uneasness over shipping
conditions and apprehension that there was sdn
a large amount Of long cotton to be hquidStsd
seemed 10 encourage fresh selling The market
continued under pressure Of long liquidation and
short selling in the esriy afternoon but prices
toward O'Clock rallied a dozen points on covering
Trading less active Southern advances indi-
Gated that only hedged cotton Offering at the
decline.
demand from shorts and from s1rerll spot
firms turned the market hrmer In the last hour
when prices worked up more than % points from
the lowest q the day. Part Of tbs recovery was
lost the dose under q renewal Of hqutda-
ton The final tone barely steady at e net
loss Of 81 % points.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-31
TRADING SPEEDED UP
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Washington Railway Common Sells at
8lL1. Closing at 81.

The volume Of trading showed a mark
ed increase at yesterdays session Of the
Washington Stock Exchange. One hun
dred and hfty-hve shares Of Washington
Railway common changed hands at 81 IL
At close the bid was 81. with the asking
price 50. Capital Traction sold at 8 rs
and 50 SIS, the latter price being slight
decline from recent levels.
Mergenthaler sold at 1S3 5-s and 1sS 81
National Metropolitan stock brought 2os,
an advance Of eight points over the price
at the last sale.
Washington Railway and Electric As
sold at 81 Graphophone ss at lO2 IA
(small bonds), Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat IS at 1OS, a new high, and Po-
tomao Electric first Sc at 1o6 3-s.
The regular semi-annual dividend Of
2 Ia per cent on preferred. payable No
vember l to stockholders OF record Octo-
Der q, has been declared by the direc-
tors Of the Washington-VlrgtniR Railway
Company.
Local owners Of approximately 1000
shares Of Mergenthaler have signed the
petition urging the corporation to declare
an extra dividend before the end OF the
calendar year.
The situation in the copper market is
without a precedent according to ad-
vices from New Y York Foreign inquiries
for the metal at I le close OF last week
called for . total Of something like LIS,
COO 900 pounds, covering various deliveries
beginning from November to February.
Foreign buyers now are asking for an
unlimited tonnage covering this period,
with French demands predominating.
Largo sellers in New York are unable to
meet these demands, since November
copper has been eliminated from the mar
ket
The Washington herald., 1916-10-31

Port receipts for the day were s,ss bsiss Nss
York warehouse stocks are n,sS bales Expru
for the day were d. .ls4 bales.
spot here was quiet. % points lower al IA8 cauts
there were no sales The spot article al Sez
Orleans was steady with mIddlins q pointz lower
at lsls cents: the sales were Lao bales
Receipts at New Orleans were nS5 bales; ss-
TannAh. are bales; Norfolk. SOS. and Houston.
2GI
At Liverpool spot cotton today was In spod
demand. and 80 points lower on the basis of osad
for mid-upixnd The sslss aggregated 1000 b<lss.
including 500 bales American. Ths tmpor1z were
1o0 b~les, American none The market for future
oiossd barely steady at a nst decline Of . 70 n
ponts-
The Washington herald., 1916-10-31

Niagara basket. lssls; do. Delaware BASKET l4sls;
hale, Norfolk. barrel. Sal.oo; lima beans. peach
basket. aaeo; do, hamper. Lzal40; do. bushel.
L5aio; do, huiled, pound. ss1o lettuos. New
York. basket. falls onions, yellow, dry, bashel.
l4oal6oj do, New Yort and wetern, yellow 100
sack, 27saSo; peaches, Mountain, carrier L5Ds2oo;
do: - oasset, 6alIoo; DO. Mountain. round
BASKET, l3al.7S; pears, Eastern Shore Kiefr, "a
BASKET, 11z; do. barrel, LzslT5; DO, New Yorf
Bntletts. barrel, I5a5oo; pcppen. nearby. basket.
Da3; quinoes. New York, No. /, barrel, Aoa5oo
spinach Norfolk. barrel Local 3; tomatoes native
ripe. basket, SoaAo; do green basket losi5; do
pearby, measured bushel, loosllo
The Washington herald., 1916-10-31
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Oct 0-wHEAT-Closed irrsxular
No.2 red spot and October. LgS. November, / qS:
Decsmber, Ls2S; No. rcd Western, spot, LgN.
CORN-Clossd dull Spot Los
oATs-Closed dull. No. white, sea5esS; stand
ard white. 55i; No. ) white s.
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Der bar life iaaIioet misioritaaet %
mistGnft | 6eritninscn. Iaar &c Git
ioran meo Suer for ben soee Sag.
htnbe Der no, pGre benz, iom nnberIaas
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gtcn ioog, life Longer Del er Ieoei. fer
Dog Den, lom piI ie. al intet or oS mere
til baabe %re % Sam iom Soil. enn
hpdb eisie Soresorssm1no o. abinber
ptloe pe9et pdd.
Spao bar Der bicpet al bort inSonns
orebc Solt uben Dem? SpcrasmaaIet
er lite let at %beipnre. Qien beiit ialios
ipnIiat er bet. hi babe aaaet iortabt /
Wrngoeu. Set bar 9daet os iad for.
Sierre Solt eno BET rorite er gadet
iabt / IGngoen. 90 er Oct life Stas
tiltif at erhog Ell Snlpbel al oS er
gaaet iomme %ei alereoe? Sine Irnb
90 auinoer bette Stag, bporpaa Der
itob: "Srbrenes Sro". Set aap os
ierit roget al iamle os ON. o9 nermeb
fnlgte nnoet gobt. |elii8net prre bercs
WinSc. Y. SSbcrg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

Serpeb beiienotsisres for SIest %
Ienner. al min tirre Rano. Cars 8.
Carton, aigit peS Gsben | tit Siem
i NGrbebcn al Soutb @apnc, Sas
icpette 60. gSis. Seu 19oe December
1915. citer Ct tort SpaeIeie. afbeoe
bar febt / @aroaI, Norse, ben Sbe 6es
bruar 1856. bIep altioa n9r 81 Iar.
|eIiienet bare Dit Iirbe!
Yna esne OF @erns @e9ne
Yrs. 0laric 9aripn.
mrs. @urser g. morItac. fsot snme
s. Soinsen. or ben 6tc Sunuar Of
9oaet oeo 9cben / fit Siem / Sisbon
Soipui5ip, 9cIlop Rebicine eonrtp.
Iiun. 6un a feot Den 22be Narts
1S41 paa @ran, SnbeInnb og blep
Ggtepiet iii 8uuner 6. Wpritao Den ste
Nni 1868. &c tom / 1868 iii 9(mes
rita cs bpiatte Zig / @inneibiet 9cuns
N. ga. : 1874 fIpttcbe &c til 9eaow
@cbicine @ountp, Iinu., bpor &c iiben
bar bapt lit 5iem. gearauelien ianbt
Steo fra @ergcns Ienigbeos airte /
-Ao''v vtu1l bSN cp( aNuu.
Nibsoe operIepcs al lin 0ianb %
fem Barn, nemIig: Grit, Sen rlbitc.
boenne pda Siemmefarmen. Rrs. 6. s.
Gimme. Surtle 2ote. 81. Gnt., Wrs. S.
y. Neaolc, IinneapoIis. GboIpb ).
@orItan. @opb. Winn.. % Glbert Iors
ltab. Ser CT WliIitcr % bar reilt meset
i DC iibite Nar. ollie @arnere bar iii:
iteee pco SearapeIien mlbto9en @rS.
Stnne.
On Ssiter at afbsbe. @rs. $. 81.
Treltmarf. Dor / Gecorab. Sa.. % en-
anoen Seiter, Sru Bertha @oritab. Dor
paa @ral. Sabelnnb.
mrS. Carrie e~5riitenien snutIor
Sebe i Irteiiun, z. Sat, ben 9oe Sam
1915. Sun bar febt / Snore Spgu
Norgc, Den 2Sbc San. 1886 % bIet
iaalcbe5 nGiten 50 @or gammcl.
S 1864 bIep bun gift mco Nnbrer
arution, % DC uounnbrcbe til Imcrifr
/ 1855. Sc boebe i Gresco. Ga, iuoti,
1898, oa sc ilpttepe iii Slrteiion. 3
Sat. gicebe eftcrlaSer iie jim Manl
% ctte Barn, nemlig: @rs. 81. q
Seperion % Ole anItion, @oonloctet
z. 0af., Irs. g. g. 9oot. Wrs. San:
Eeteripn, Mrs. Salpor Yeteripn, Sobr
SMUT % Inore.p &rutipn, ale boeilb,
/ Nrtelian; besuoen en- Spiter Mr3
TobinionL SO garnebaru og II Oar:
rebarns Barn. 80 al @aritenc beoe
eu ipGb Ilber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

aan,ruS, 40 aar; auren Senien, 70
Gar; Inna &. Sobnion. AZ aar; ans
ma Se1tbriction. SO aar; Selen Yeters
ion. &C Gar; Winnie griction. 90 aar;
Geter 8. Spauior, 66 Nar; Selsa
@aIaro, % sar; CAROLYN SIion. 80
Var; Sobu Inoerion, "a aar; Sobn
ReIionL 81 aar; SeIen laurence @os
binion; Nrs. 2ouiie Iagnuien.
80 aar; Snsa Iarie gerreion. 10
Sar; Soban grietion, % aar; Carl
Tcterieu. 90 Iar; Iaria Sboreien;
Sbprnns ". Sin9SaIe. 80 aar; Sans
9tuoo, 46 aar; Sobn TeIion, "a aar;
San5 2arion, 81 Iar; Gnna St. Yes
terien ~ aar; 9iua z. Slior. %
aar; Irs. 8unbiISe Solberg.
S G%btcaeo: NiIs Wonion. II
Nnr; AIRS. @enbi,teS bprien. SO Nar;
Carl @ottIicb; Carl SbortpaIo MitteIs
len, SO Gar; Ole Notre. So aar;
Ecter anlitien; @asmus Sonnsien SeIs
rig; 0trs. Sbo g. Sersenien. So aar;
Mrs. Wdrie @ibion, II Iar; Sbos
mas Serenieu, IS Nar; Mrs. 2aura
$. Icnoro; @uOmunb q. Cullen. AZ
Nar; Wrs. Bertha RiIler. 10 Iar;
Gle Tilicn, SO Nar; Mrs. Gbriitinc
Sermon, so Iar; Spen Sheobor 8iis
icr, II aar; Ole 9. gricfion; @rs.
~9ta9nbiIo G~briitianien, SO aar; &rs.
Snna @cgirc 2arion, 40 anr; aaron
arpeien. II aar; IooIpb Sobnion, A
aar; Soban Yeoerien; Setter ernit
Sorien, rs aar; 2ubpis Simonion. 81
Nor; S!orence Sncbp, II aar; Wlrs.
Nicoline So6anien, 60 Nor.
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Smaaiiubber fra soan, Torofioro
% Scnotioro.

: NnuItool. SenSfiorb boloer grpebiz
tpt 8unocrien pna at bpage ct glefs
tricitetspcrt pna 40 Seitefrrfter. Eli
bette. %crt ta9es Strait ira NalitoaIsa
icSlen,
Ser or psIaa Tloner oppe on, at
llSbbgge 9apsfosIen.
Yrrmicr for peIorennc @aarobriie er
ubbe!t iii fpIgenbe ira Norore @er9ens
bug Mlnt.
SsIpmeboIic: airseian9er s.. gibe,
@otfeu, Sp9ubnl, @aarobru9cr q. o..
Sole, Sreim.
Sronfeme0alje: @aarbbriserne War'
fls :. @olo, @if, Nils SIlen Srbal.
SPLITTER, Con St. @ierfeIu, @rcim, @uns
mar g. Sitie, @lippcn, Ssrgeu S. Boil
Itao, Strpu, 2nsie Sc. 9jcIe, Strpn,
Sn9par s.. @ort, Sosnes, Strnn. Sens
81 Sunhe Sonnins, Strnn, &irteianger
8. 81. 6eitnesnes, aaaritap, Snbpifen.
S0hrcuoc Smtole: @aarnbrlieerle
Mils g. @ipflebuit, @ruIann. Srbpifen.
8asmus 8. Splbeim. NauItral, Senbz
fioro, Gnpers Suiert MpGren, @mz
lar, Ola 8. Inafsnes, &pamss.
Sel9enbe lit Grtraprrmier paa 9r.
80. St. Gibe, Soanbal, @arfus @olo.
@if, Hognalp ScIitap, SECULAR. MiIs
@arbal, SoIiter, 2asic SieIe, Strpn, os
Uunnar Site @loppen.
Sclgenbe fra Nntet bar fact Sis
Drag ira SienanDsionbet for 1916.
%it: Soar @ottoliiun @itsren 200 Sir.
Sialir: IS. Yeberien Sunoe, Str. 800.
q, Wabien Niitao. SIR. 200. @dular:
u. Soritenion apamnte, Ser. 200. 8.
Snspalbieu @irfeIanS, Str. 200. g. Sc
rcmiasIcn Seue Sir. 200. Slim: q.
: Srteritarb SIR. 200. Spnore @aagie,
6. SIien SaIomonIeu, SIR. 900. glb:
&aIper Sacobien Nprb. SIR. 200.
@m~tstosIercr @urpin cr aniat ion
%nmttasierer / 9ebemarfcns Tmt.
sulens sfoIctprc bar aniat g. 0ioss
ne til Carer / Strpmmen % %od9ernes
0rcbie, Iontt iii airfeinnscr pcb otrenle
men Airfe.
ariitino Tanosncs, sen lnnOofienpte
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& s.
Sacob Nalono ion bar lat Jig fore.
at itrirc Norofiorps Sn9n % icm tipz
li0ere bar upgipet ell iterre BOG ont
CID og Sprninbal, ub9ipcr M ct llg'
nenbe %Trf ON @loppen % %reim.
Slap giepaI,
Stnnlep, q. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-21

ooN hoIot Voitor Woniou ira Nil-
Iiatou Wfi2liouprpolfcn / Ncnion
%olcp McuiQbco % / {ioQo, bcgNc
StcOcr pno Norif. Nii1lioncta So1
bIep al bcaac oiaic toilet pormt )
COTTONWOOD cafe YieniQheO boIbt
Toitor 6. q Trit3 icIu W}i2'ton9-
prUhifcn latiilcIicaooqcu
Gir@0nQ Sns6aA oQ (or90du
Sen zoe iii 9oc december boIot Nan
arco2 III Ncinncoc / Sfobo MicuiA'
he's. Vuit. NcQQa Nol0. TelQen0c
%rcitcr mp0tc: Tormono Ncuoricf
iou. N}oniou, GIuomort, @or2rlo,
Ho@hoIt o. Gritj. Rcicrot al 6or
mano &cnoriction ouer "YtcniAhc.
Sen "a 0cu3 Woncr". uur tiOSmpaiiI.
ia Sfobo N}cuiQhco init hopoe inoct
fin rnc 9irfc iua Mot irroiq, at Sen
uar bruQclia. &elilQuclicu iom iel.
Ger troiuit Nrbtl0c i NiUiQhc0cn loy
ocu iauoc (~rocnoc. blcu loQt ale pol
n;o,.o DIS. ro,,,5,,, hnIhtos =;
CL,nn,,rf -, uorlr,n Nnt.,n
moon Sofe Cn20oQ NitcuU, og Is. 81.
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6,rn,o o;rfn' NAV m,H,t nor
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man "rooe, ?fepro 'lcl'lc loni 'el4er
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o'rle IRA SoIill'''oe'' Nor al
Irlpcu eoIIcNc %'ori,|ii'r moo 70
S~oll'olloH o'o "'o SN'H8 Sti''''utu'
moo NoreI'h0 poa DC ''r'l'98'''or
Wrlliloln0.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NoI
o'2o o9 81 F'l't% ~'Ap~ Mtodllup|
Moio, o'polole2 e'i't 'IIcI'ol8Iplt'
lrl IRA "Vl' ?'op'Inp'r III DE SV
tclllptr lIo'lIcoch, yer lllololli M
Der @toocrl' onItt'nl N.oo'oU &rr
III pIeo DER oA)oa nlpfrip'r'l 'rrr 'ou
lloct ~Foli Noooe o'>' "l"oC az oHor
"'N'louWr ~. "H"'lIo" i''" Ud U''
Ill'lIe az Slo'h.
Nolpa Hr'o1 az @ollN'9 SU,'
oc poiol "'ooe N'IoeiI' Nolpu' gu
nor No 9'ot'iHo% NHlo' o'il 'ol' 200
orrlper ~ ocl I'VE S''ei''o[r' @r'
oCtN NpNooc oor Poo ell proo'rl'N
9toooc al ore,te NotCn'i'0>'o1''.
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rllll0"'n0eil l''IQc "et!e''otalerrl'el'
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'ao odr GOO "~"l'lNn'o'rll' ilo'''
Nreo|c'l %fllroooct o0 opil'i'''ltei III at
lcnot ell 'I'Pt IL S~'I''ulet ,pt pp'
"'clllNNco, ~ DER moore 81 &el'
Nutcr oN - a. Hr'o''lS Frv'lrt
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SCH NuIIltuN NlllN.
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rcr@tomn u. Ga"., o|pcrraitc uplia
fin Grcit, Bait. Spcaer, en- uotfcy
TeuQclopc.
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9al0. hnr iu0iut c~Icftriif Gus / i'm
Girtc. MtcniQhrocn or piniQ til al
oiuc bort til en- cIcr ouocu Wti2liona.
mcuidhcN ClIcldupcrnc lom Den in
hapoc 1erionl uoQcu 'nttlA Itj@.
fion4mcuiQhc0 onItcr otoic NrnQc.
Iompcr - 3 (uact ~ loo hcnucn.
Sc man fla til N}cuilhcocu2 Brett.
Z. 2 NuIuorion.
@uit s.. = &iorIic hor iIptiet
fra Mil9. N&m. til Siouw Sails, z.
CAT men bcticucr ircmotIco NicniN.
ht0cn / Stills oQ holot Wuooticucite
Der baa0c / %ulcu oQ pao 9rtaar2
hd0. NJ Solt ] 0cnuc N~icniQhcb ircnl.
nslc4 holotr Al i'm Brett troN2 ban
bar talct @opUl / en- on0cn Gel al
&olocta NicliQhcocr. blcu Ioat ior
ToQcu OcO Sc tlUtfcIiQc WaOcr, DE.
ridhcO4foltct gar lin Brett od hans
9ior Nolti0cu.
(au St CId' Golclt holotc9
mcllcm ,(lI og 9tntdor NTlc5mooc
a BOARD Of (rittc2, StolcolrcttIo-
men. Scmmarict2 GofllItct % Ct.
Glai COLLEGES NnhIltet. Get rnr
Gfolcrnc man toltc ON, OF iolNcuoc
Cmncr blcp %bchurolct: l. Dor ralt
ouiottc NUrtrt ot0 bore Nirtcifolcr
bare ~bctlcn0cnoc %lthcroucrc? ,
Nuu0 tan Il. Cloi GoncQc Qierc Tor
al bcpNQc lmQc NiUu0 til at Noo lno
/ NrcitclieruirQcu? Q Nuoo fan
Sen Gorencoc Nirtea Seminar Nirrc
for at trpffc ill iiQ GoacQcNrobucn.
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trUuQcr / &ctninQ al llNitpr Tor al
fmuc Iric lin CpQopc.
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fjoitlc0cu Scbrlor oiOrbc Gorncr-
batter. Wa0lic SorIic, liz ucO at al
ne 500 til liurrcmi2iioncn 500 I'll
McnrinNcmi2liouct, iont 500 I'll
lipc Selling mcIIrm @cIclt @orrchicul
81 (homu9 NoIpitdl | Wttnncdpoll2,
Niinn. Sommc 1oQ hcl0c0 Nor
irrtcs I'll @ropcl. blcu N}aUoic ina.
Nrm if Noo0c til at ieNc Ncrrcn.
Tom los iiQ iinoe, ioopcliom I'll at
bore CmucuOcIicu2 uUr0jQc GrirQtcr
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har uipct tilitnuoe 'Icrc Of Qlore ucl
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! bel eamle eaHe.
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Hoyedkontorer; e29-9S5 Guaranty Loan BID.
Filial: Room SO Mctiill Bldg. Washington, c,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-15

which owe their preservation to their having been used as parchment bind ings for other books in the BodleiaS library, Oxford. The article in the outcome of Miss Sutton's work last year as graduate scholar in English at Rryn Mawr college.
 President Frederick H. Sykes will address the Teachers club of New Britain this evening on Robert Louis Stevenson.
 Next Monday evening Harold W. Crandall, instructor in history, will deliver an address before the Civil league of New London on the subject Political and Economic Causes of this Present European War.
 Dr. Arninna c. Rondinella, college physician. has returned from New York. where she accompanied Miss Mary E. Edwin, the student woh has been ill at the Memorial hospital and who joined Ter mother in that city on Friday.
 Dewitt C. Croissant. field secretary of the Sinnplified Spelling board, will give an address on Simplified Spelling at New London hall on February 24 at 1 p. m.
 Sports classes held practice in the gymnasium of the Williams Memorial Institute Saturday morning. Next Sat urday captains will be elected and later teams will be picked. It is ex- pected that a game will be arranged shortly between the college and w M. | team
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BUSINESS EDUCATORS MEETING
AnnusI Sessions to Be Held at Hart ford High School Auditorium Feb. 1e.

The annual meeting of the Connecti- cut Business Educators association will be held in the auditorium of the Hartford public high school Saturday, Feb. 19. The following programme has been arranged: Registration of members. 10 a. m.-Invocation, Rev. Irving H. Berg, pastor of South Congregational church.
 Address of welcome, Mayor Joseph H. Lawler.
 Response, George H. Wilcox, principal Connecticut Business college, Hart ford
 Filing Equipment for the Commercial School Samuel F. Carroll, manager Library bureau, Hartford. Physical Training in Relation to Pen manship, W. E. Benscoter, '. NJ. C. A., Lowell, Mass. II a. m.-Speed and accuracy con- tests, supervision of J. N. kimball, New York
 (a) Connecticut championship type writing speed contest, 15 minutes from copy, gold and silver medal. (b) Connecticut school championship typewriting contest, 15 minutes from copy, gold. and silver medal. (c) Connecticut school shorthand or machine writing contest, five minutes at SO-10O-120-14o, gold and silver medal
 Luncheon at Hotel Bond
 The afternoon programme follows: Qualifications of Good Stenographer George B. Chandler, compensation commissioner, Hartford. Education for Modern Business Homer s. Pace, Pace & Pace, New York. The Private Commercial School-A Public Service Corporation, Walter Leroy Smith, Maiden Commercial college, Maiden, Mass.
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REACHING THE SPOT It Has Been Done, So Scores of Nor
 wich Citizens Say.

To get rid Of an aching back,
 The sharp twinges,
 The tired-out feelings,
 You must reach the spot-get at the cause.
 In many cases 'tis the kidneys.
 Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys.
 Norwich citizens testify.
 Mrs. Margaret Brown, SS6 W. Main St., Norwich, says: My back was in bad shape and suffered severely from dull, heavy pains across my kidneys. It was almost impossible for me to get out of bed in the morning and I felt miserable in every way. I tried different medicines, but wasn't helped. Doan's Kidney Pills. procured at N. D. Sevin & Sons Drug Store, made me feel like a different woman, restoring my kidneys to a, normal condition and removing the pains in my back"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Brown had. Foster -Milburn Co, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
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REVISIT MT. HOLYoKE.
Graduate Councillors Spend Week End
 at CoIIeee-Mrs. A. N. H. Vaughn a Councillor. l

The graduate councillors chosen to represent different bodies of Mt Hol- yoke women from all over the country were guests of the college over Fri day and Saturday, Feb. II and F.
 The business sessions were held in the new Skinner hall, which has quite recently been completed and opened for class rooms. A tea was served in it's tastefully furnished dining room. A musical programme. followed by President WooIey's reception, was the feature of Friday evening and was held in Music hall
 The councillors spent two hours of Friday morning visiting classes. Luncheon was served, followed by a social hour, and trip to the student alumnae hall which will be dedicated probably in June
 Mrs. A N. H. Vaughn of Norwich is a councillor and chairman of the pub licity committee for eastern Connecti- cut
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CAN'T BEAT"T
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 FEET OR CORNS.

You can be happy-footed in mom- ent. Use "Tiz" and never suffer with tender, raw, burning, blistered, swol- len, tired, smelly feet ''Tiz' and only 'Tiz" takes the pain and soreness out of corns, callouses and bunions
 As soon as you put your feet in '"Tiz" bath, you just feel the happi- ness soaking in. How good your poor, old feet feel. They want to dance for joy. "Tiz' is grand. "Tiz'' instantly draws out all the poisonous exudations which puff up your feet and cause sore, unframed, aching, sweaty, smelly feet.
 Get a 25-cent box of "Tiz" at any drug store or department store Get instant foot relief. Laugh at foot sui ferers who complain, Because your feet are never. never going to bother or make you limp any more.
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GERMANY WANTS NICARACUAN CANAL
oresn Relations Committee Has No Documentary Evidence But Several Senators Said They Had Been Informed That Germany Had Long Sought an Option Price Alleged to Have Been Offered by Germany Far in Excess of That Named in Our Pending Treaty

Washington. Feb. 14.-That Germany had offered Nicaragua a larger sum than the United States for an option or the Nicaraguan canal route was urged in the senate today as an argu ment for early ratification of the pending treaty.
 Several senators said they had been informed during the course of the de- bate that Germany had long sought an option on the canal route; that eff forts first were made soon after France undertook construction of canal and had been renewed more recently. Members of the foreign relations com mittee denied reports that the com mittee had any documentary evidence cn the subject.
 of course, we have heard reports that Germany sought to obtain the Nicaraguan canal route" said Senator Stone, chairman of the committee. 'sWhether sine offered $9,000,oO0 or $12,- e00,000 or $2O,000.O0O I do not know.