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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-04
Pain Gone! Rub
Sore, Rheumatic
Aching Joints
Rub pain away with q small
trial bottle Of old
"St. Jacobs Oil"
stop ''dosIns'' RheumAtla.n.

HtvV uU6IHE NHUUYnhtINln.
It's pain only; not one case IN fifty
requires internal treatment. Rub sooth-
ing, penetrating ''st jacobs Oh" right
on the tender spot" and by the time
you say Jack Robinson-out comes the
rheumatic pain and distress. "st. Jacobs
OIL" II a harmless rheumatism liniment
which never disappoints and doesn't burn
the skin. 1t takes pain. soreness and stiff
ness from sching joints, muscles and
bones; stops sciatica. iumbago. baekache
and neuralgia
Lumber up Get a small trial bottle OF
old-time, honest "st. Jacobs oil" from
any drug store, and in a moment. you'r
be free from pains. aches and stiffness.
Don't suffer! Rub rheumatism away
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-04

away when she ran straight to Mary's
side. and before the bailiff or Langdon
could stop her. had leaned over and i'm
pulsively kissed her cheek
You darlingi" she cried, and suddenly
burst into telrs-the genuine childish sobs
Of one whose heart is overlooking with
pity. When she was led back TO the wit
ness room she was no longer an obscure
little actress-she was famous. For the
time at least she even overshadowed
Mary-so much does the world love those
who laugh and yet have tender hearts
beneath the Faiety.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-04
The Strange
Case of
SYNOPSIS.

Mary Page, actress. n accused Of the
murder OF David Pollock and Is de-
Tended by her lover. Philip Langdon.
Pollock was intoxicated Al Mary's
trial she admits she had the revolver.
Ter maid testifies that Mary threatened
fo!ock with Il previously, and Mary .
leading man duplicates Langdon. How
MARY disappeared from the scene Of the
crime Is a mystery. Brandon tells OF a
strange hand-print he saw on Marys
hhoulder Further evidence shows that
horror Of drink produces temporary in
sanity In Mary. The defense IL re-
pressed psychosis" Witnesses described
Mary's flight from her intoxicated father
and her fathers suicide. Nurse Walton
describes the kidnapping OF Mary by
Pollock
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-04
FORMER GRAND OPERA
STAR DIES AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, March S.--l4me. Mario Diro
Marion, Ga years old. a former grand
opera star, died at her home here last
night Physicians said acute pleurisy
caused the death. MADAME Marion had
made her home in Chicago for more
than a quarter Of century
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-04

tTo BE Continued Tuesday.l
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-04

AIontlnuco from rage One)
cause Of technical parliamentary On
ENGAGEMENTS. Senator Lodge. ranking re-
publican member OF the foreign relations
committee, said the senate had gone on
record as opposing a warning TO AInsri-
cans and against interference with the
executive"
Action Compiler One.
The action which effectuAny disposed
Of the Gore resolution was complex one
senator Stone moved to bring the resolu-
ton before the senate and senator Gore
then obtained permission to change his
resolution. Retaining the original pre-
anbie. he substituted the resolution with
the following;
Resolved, That the sinking by a sub
marine without notice or warning OF an
armed merchant vessel OF its public
enemy, resulting in the death OF a citizen
Of the United states. would constitute a
Just and sufficient cause OF war between
the United States and the German en-
pire."
Senator Mccumber. republican. imrne-
diately introduced a substitute similar 10
senator's Gore resolution warning Ameri.
cans off armed ships pending negotiations
with foreign powers 10 revise the rules OF
International law TO meet the new condl-
tons OF naval warfare.
MOtiOa OF James.
Senator James. one OF the administra-
ton leaders then moved to table all pro-
posais-the hccumber resolution. the
original and substitute resolutions offered
by Senator Gore and all amendment. The
motion was carried with sixty-elght SEN
Ntors. forty-seven democrats and twenty
one republicans. voting with the admin
stEation and tweive republicans, two
democrats voting against Il. The demo-
erats recorded IN the negative were SEN
etora Chamberlain and ooorman.
After his substitute for the Gore reso-
luton had ben slaughtered In the general
motion 70 table, senator Mccumber OF
North Dakota. reinsroduced II a. a new
resolution A. much as II contains a
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-04
HYMENEAL.
Hansen-BalI.

WEST POINT. Neb.. March s.--(spe-
cial.)-The marriage OF Laurenz Hansen
OF Tilden and Miss Marie Ball OF wianer
was solemnized by Rev. william Man
gelsdorf. pastor OF 81. Johns Lutheran
church, at the residence OF Mrs. Caro-
line Bioedorn. The couple will make
their home at Tilden.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-04

a ton with proportionate decreases in
other demands. This was refused by
the miners and the operators then re-
ieoted the proposal Of the workers.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-04

demand for 20 per cent advance for
day labor 20 10 per cent
The operators moved to cut the pend
ing tonnage demand OF cents to 2 cents
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-04

ket for more than twenty-five years
and is the family standby in thousands
Of homes Druggists everywhere sell It
for fifty cents a bottls. trial bottle,
free of charge. can be obtained by writ
ing TO DR.. w. B. Caldwell Asa Washing
ton St. Monticello. Ill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-14
NOm6emattentat anf Gfnma.


Iofio, Sapan 13. Samar.
Sin 9om6euattentot lpurOe beute
mii Den iapauiiden &remierminiiter,
oen @rafen Sfumn, peribt mo Der
Stoatsmann fam Inn Saores6reite
nit Dem Qeben 0ooon. @rof Otrma
fe6rte fur5 nod Mlitterna6t bonn
foiierlicben @oloit 5uriid im0 mar
bereitS nobe ieiuer @obnuug, ais
5pei @oni6en gegeu iein 9lutomobil
geidleltOert tpurSer. Ger G6ouffeur
lab oic Moroaeiellen IN Dem 9lngen.
bid, ols oicic aeraoe ibre 9omben
81 wcricn I'M 9egriif iionocn lnS
ioiort mari er nllc ibm 3lir @crfii-
gung iteben0e @ei6minoigfeit an.
Gieie @eiitesgcgcupart rettetc
Dem 0}iuiitcr oas 2ebeL oeuu oie
@ombe crploOirte bintcr icincm g(u-
tomobiI. Sine 5mcitc Bonnie crplo-
Oirtc nidt. Ter oocr sic 9lttcntiter
cutfaiucn. @rof 2trma ipro1 bcite
Morgcn Inn If llbr wicOer beim
Wlifaoo Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-14
g9arten anf eIlerIide ainuiIlinnna.

Gou Dem Eoljiiten 9anc bonn
norolideu @oli5ciOiitrift uicocr.
erfomt iuo ms @er90r acnonuneL
gaben geitern Der 1S.idbrige eugene
Shump mo Oie i6-iGbrigc Glauoine
NleIborn nigebliG 5u oaB i6rc Gr-
5d6Img, tic ieien Stieigci6wiitcr.
inlid ici rn0 oob iie nad Baltimore
aetommcn ieien, Inn iid bier traucn
81 laiien. IaS iiinge MooNen lebte
Dor cincm Sohrc in Baltimore mo
Foli5iit 2anc bat lie OomalS anqcb-
lid gelnnnt MS oie 6ciOcn iunact
Serte am Gieniing oen @obltb1tig.
feits @eiellidoften Ser Stnot III
Gb1it oegeben muroen, cntiuim lid
Der Goli5iit OcS 9iameuS mo IteIlte
ouf geiebl ieiner porgcicbten @cbor-
Den cine llntcriudlmg al, sic ergab,
0oB beioe iun0cn 9ciitc ans 6nno-
Der Fa., aus Oen Gltcrniuobningcn
ongeblib fortaeloiifen iporen imo oie
9lbiht botten iidj bier trauen 81
laiieu. Die &oli5ei bcuadribiigtc
Stump'S Goter. ocr eiuen Grocery.
Soocn in Sonoper beiibt, tcleQro.
pbiid bon ocr 9lupeieubeit Oes iim-
gen @aareS in Baltimore, iuO mcnu
Die eItern oes NlGOHcns lpic oic oes
iim9cu N3orncS oie Ginwilligdng
3lr @eirotb acgeben bobcu iuer0en
miro ooS iun1e @aar bier getralt
iperOct. Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-14
$4,000 SdjaSeucriab.

Cine intereiiautc 6rage nir6c
alli9cuorien oIs oeItcrn ser Con.
arcB 9lbacorouetc Qintbicim Bel ser
britiiden 9otidoft ooripradj. nm ci.
ncu Sdaocucrinsaniprnh in S66c
BON $4,000 oird5noriidcu Scrr
Shntbicnn i6at oies i'm cSntcrciic ser
9altimorcr @etreioeiirna S. s..
SoneS 4 60, peIder ein Sdift 6as
iie gcdartert 6attcli imo nit cincr
Saoung @etrcioc nad euqIono o6ae.
9angcn mar, BON Scr cuqliidcn Re.
gierung bci1lngndbmt ipnrOc. Scrr
Siut6icm erfIdrtc Dem 6ritiiden
SonocIsaitode s.. 6. Grawfcro, oab
bic gei6doiotc ,Sirma ni9t I'M Stou.
DC ieL Gin 5ueitcS Sd)iif 81 dar.
tern mo ibr ourd oie geiGlaenabmc
ocs eriicn SdiiieS eill 5dooea IN
Der ongcgcbcncn S6bc cntIianocn Iei,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-14
gcdJ5e6n 9ScriOncm setSbtet.

9ranoot Man, 13. Sonudr.
9ei eincm 3uianmenitoB. Der iid
geiiern in Ser g2d6e Der StaOt creig.
nctc, mlIrocu ied5e6n @erioneu &c,
toOtct. Gic 0lcbr5abl Der @ct06tetcn
iinO auSlduoiihe 9lrbeiter. Gin @ieb.
5ug iil1r in einet anoeren 3ug bin.
eiu. Ter 9ofomotiofii6rer oeS @ieb.
5liges 8airburn mo iein Sei5er ia.
men nit leihtcren @erlebrngcn on-
BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-14

5ur 9ciirailug oes 58uIoigcu SIT
treifcu.
Su bei6en Sduiern wuroeu oie 60.
mitc-@rnennungen bis morgeu Oer-
ido6cn
GongrcBnlitglieO GaoiO 5. 9auis
bicIt lid ou6 bellte bier oui uno
madtc Stimmmg fir ieine 9lipiro.
tionen ais gunOes.Senators .GauOis
Dat aufaeiteut 81 peroeu.
Sr. @ugeu De 8eeoes, Der Super.
inteuOent Ger 0ifentIi9cn @ebGuoc,
bat ieine Stellilng auigegeben, uno
@ouOerneir Sorrington miro Dem.
nd6it cincu gabiolger fiir oen
$15O0sEoiten 3u erueuuen babeu.
Die Steae ols 9onO.Gommiiidr
miro pobri6cinlicb ser Staats. .Seua-
tor Sheppard BON 1or6eiter.G .GountD
erbaIten. 9is Oobin miro Sr. Sobn
S. Sanion i'm glntc bleiben.
giab Oen pom Senate anqenom-
menen Regeln lit ooS Gonitc fiir 81.
feutIi6e Snititute oufge6obcu NOR
oen oagegen limo Die onoeren Goui.
ten in Der W}italicOer5abl perme6rt
mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-14
81 cincm iicarcidcn 9I6i4Inb 5u 0rin-
g8fe0er heraeiteIIt.

8teoer BERG itellt.
9openbagen 13. Sanuar ~
@ouoerncr g. .. Sauna Don )}oro.
0afota, Elm Niitglic0 Ser 6oroidea
5rieoens Delegation Der Dor ciui.
ger 3eit ibiper erfronfte ino iid in
einen Soipitale bciano, lit 5emIicb
tUieOer bergeitelt. Gr miro oos So-
ipitoI morgen uerlaiien imo li6 nit
ieinem 5relmo San Glorf, Ger bai
ibm Uermeilte, IN DER udbiten 8obe
uad 9lmerifo einidiiien.
D}itbailopit1 in Sofio.
Gofio, 13. Sanuar. GroBes
SSutereiie erreet Ser ecgenmGrtige Be
Judi Oes ruiiiiHen @roBiiiriten Wlif-
boilooitb, wcl6er no6 bier gefom.
men iit mn oie @IiidrpiinIbe oes
G5oren auldBIi6 ser arommg Oes
Nhta0o 81 iibcrbringeu. 9ie Sef-
ientlidfeit betra9tet oen @eiub ais
ben Siegel Der 6reitnOi6aft 5piiden
HuBlano unO Sopon an pirtbidait-
liben Sntereiien rno oriidt Die Soft
mma ans, OoB er 5u elmer itetigen
5reunoi6oit beiOer 2dn0er fii6ren
merOe Ger GroBfiirit mur0e BON
Dem N}ifooo aiii oem 8o6nbof in $40.
be empiangen uno inter eldn5enOer
militarii6er Gsfortc rn0 inter Dem
,Slbel Der @iOiIbeDolferung na1 iei-
mem Sotel gcleitet. @r bringt bobe
9(us5eifulngen fiir oen 4aiier, ole
aaiierin imo onoere bobitebcnOc per
ionlidfeiten nit.
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0Oitipirliacs @ernniiarn.

Inter Der 9lniduloigung Grou
@8arD @olofoOim bon Scr. 1910, Or.
leons.StroBe, ongeblid anqegriffen
8lt bo6en ipuroe geitcrn Sobn @e.
Itenboiiien bon Scr. 1926, Garrett
glpenue bon &i6ter Qean in Der
norooitliden @oIi5eiitotion nit ci.
mem M3onot @efdn9niB uno $50 uno
Soften beitroft. g8eitenbouien trai
oie 1S.idbrige Eo1ter BON 5rou
@oloiooim III einem @anoel6iloer-
G6eoter lnO Derfolete oieiel6e biz
nod ibrer @obnirng an Der Orleans
Strobe, po 8rau @oloiaOin cinen
Sooen bctreibt. Gr betrat Den 2a.
Den ino faufte iid einige Gigorren.
Ginige lRinilten ip6ter febrte er uie.
Der 5itiid un0 toiidte Die Gigorren
gegen onoere Inn. g9citcnboiiien
itellte an 6rou @oIOfaOim Dcridie-
oene 6rogen ltno Oieielbe bot ibn
icblieBlic6, ibrcn 2oOen 5u Derloiier,
oa iic oos 9lbenobroO 5ubereiten
niiiie Ser 9eitroite ihidte iicb
Damn an nod Der Ebiire 5u gebeu,
faBte abcr ongeblid por6er 6rou
@oIofaoim un0 mari iie 5u 9ooen.
Sbrc Eodtcr bottc ibre1 @erfoleer
mabreno Der goi5elt Belt idorf be.
wndt unO iic icbrie I'M Siilfe. gSe.
itcubouicn er9riff oie 6ludt pliroe
ober bon einen yleoer bis nod Dem
mittlcren 0iitrift perfolet mo BON
einigen 8oli6iIten berboftct.
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nc @rnc hc6t.

@aibingtom 10. Sonuor. -
3Wei idwere @roitoBe wiroen beutc
Nlor9cn bon Dem Seismogropben
Scr @eorgetopn llniOeriitdt reei-
iirirt. 9eioe wareu BON GROCER Sef-
tigfeit uno 6otten i5ren @3ittelpimft
ingei1br 2600 bis 2700 W}eilen
bon @oibiugton wie Der ieismogra-
pbiihe Director oeS Sbier0atorhms,
&eo. 6ronciS 81. Iouoorf berebnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-14
6OuIe In snalano

2onOon t3. Sauuar. Sberit
6. 80. Souie, Elm Sonoergeinnoter
oeS &rdiioenten giIion, 6eiiuSct ii6
in Sonoon uno botte cine Gonferer5
nit Cir @oporo @reD, 0aDio 2lopo
@eorge, g( 8. 8alioir, 9oro Hea-
Oing, uno miro wabri6einlid nod
nit anoeren Serren Dor ieiner glb-
rciic uad 6ranfreiG 5uiammcnfon.
men. llcber ieine Wliiiion iduieg iid
Der Sberit aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-14
9OdlIcr Oes 9srdiiOenten uperirt.

y bIla ocIpb IA, 3d. 13. Son.
Srdnlein Mar9aret @iliou, oie
Sodlier Oes @rdiiocnien muroc 1eil-
ic in oSeiierion ? Soipital" wcgcn
ooenoiOer Wu6eritn9en mo luegen
W3nnoelent5iinoumg operirt. Tie
Operation oerliei ourdaus erfolg-
reid. 8rdnlciu @iIfou iauo ani oori,
acn Gicniiag 9lninabnc III Dem
Soipital. Sic iuar bon l5rGulciu Sc.
len @oooroiu Bones, Scr Gouine oes
Yr1iiocntcn, beoleitct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-14
HentIdlc NhcmifnIien.


Gic @litgIieoer beiu6ten Sic
Gmcriou @erfe @Go Sen
mobbdngig Don Der Ocutden
demiidcn 3uouiirie icin 81 fou.
neu. 6arbitoiic ioQen bier bei-
ier 6ereeiteIIt peroeu. Giucr
I'M Gmeriou.
Sic Gelegateu 0es G6cnifer.@on.
greiies, tUeIber sur 3eit in Baltimore
tagt lu0 Oos Gmerion SoteI ais
SailptQuortier Bat, beiu6ten gcItern
inter 6iibrlng Scr Serrcu 9biIip 8.
Selrisler, g9. q. @bitIc, 6. 81. gal-
inert uuo 9oipreuce Is. Smain Oie
demiiGen @erfe Scr @merion @onl.
pagnie lnO oriidten iid iebr Io6enO
iiber OoS @eie6eue aus. 9eionoercs
SSntereiie erregte Oas &erfa6ren, INN
6eudtiGfeit aus Dem @eb1uoc fern
ST. bolten, mas elm iobrelanges @rpc.
rimentircn mo sroBe @cloiunmeu
getoitet Bot 9io6 ser 9eii6tigung
Der @erfe fubr oie QeieQi6oit na6
9lnnapolis, Inn 0ie 0}orine 9(fooe.
mic 81 beiidtigeu.
Inter Ben Gelegoten 6efinoet Iib
aud ein Gertreter Scr 6. s. 1uGont
0e 0}emoilrs 60, Sr. 81. 90. Gomdrn,
Der 6efonnt oob, ooB ieine @eiell.
idloit ciuc llniiinme oisgi6t, nm
lluidllc SIT oerbiiten Sn 9e5ug ueu.
er @rploiOitofic iagte ser @ertreter.
Dab fcinc nciien GrfinOungen Der.
parOt merOen ino aud feline nab.
reno ocS arieses gemadt muroen,
lmo Die @rploiioitoffe, lueIbe Dor 10
mo 10 Sabren ongepanot pur0en,
ibren 3pef crfiilcn. Tie @crferti.
glng Don Grploii0itoiien Bat aroBc
g1adfrogc BON G6enlifolieu mad iid5
ge5ogeu, lpel6e in 9lnbetro6t i6res
oermebrten 9eoaris i'm @ert6c oc.
itiegeu iinO; bierOurd iinO onocrc
SSuoldirien in 0litIeiOeniboft ge3o.
gen uno 6lcibt eS iebt ocr @6emie
ii6erloiien oie Sitilation ots5uglei.
den
GicGbcniter itimmten 0orin ii6cr.
elm OaB iie OoS @ro6lcn, Sem @ll-
blifln 6iliaere Crogen 5ufonmlcn
3r loiien, 5u loien 5it ba6en. giele
Der GrogeiL peldc in Eeitldlono
ongeicrtist weroeu iino bier mic Der.
geitclIt iuorOen, imO ocS6ol6 6cOcil.
tcno i'm @reiie geiticgcn. @om ac.
ibGfilihen StdnOplnfte ans lit Ole
sSobrifation oieier Grogcn bier 6e.
idrdnft "a nab SrieOcuSi6IuB ser
Support pom CcutidlauO mieOcr
ltattiinoen miro.
Sr George g. @roda3fo ans gtcu
art SIS, erfldrte, Dab sic 9lnferti-
gung bon 6or6itoiieu elmer gr6BereH
9cobohtlmg ais Oic 9Inicrtioina bon
Gro9en mcrtb iei. Sic bon 6cmSer.
rem Oertretene 6irma iertigt i6ou
lett 80 Sa6ren Sorbitoiie an ipeIde
beiier ais Die in Eeutidlano 6ergc.
iteIlten iino. 6r. 4roha5fo erfldrte
oud, @riasmittel iiir sic @latcriolieu
gefinocn 5r 6o6cn oie ans Ieuticb-
lanO inlportirt ipuroen. Uesaleihen
lit Elm aroBer 6ortiHritt in ser Ser.
itelung bon ouOeren @roouften si
6eridten Die friiber ans Gellti6lono
be5ogen fuurOen
Inter Oen omueienOen pei6lidcn
Geleeaten beiinoet iid and Or @rctc
e9erer, Frofeiior Ser G6emic on
@ouder College. Grei Sopaner,
Oeren g}omen Erofiior 9. Si6ima.
6. 6aihinu itnO 3. Sibifopo iinO,
oertreten oos 9leid oeS 0}ifaOo.
9lm 9l6enO fouO eifl 9anfett int
emerion SoteI itatt.
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g9nrSe nnf aluei sciten ppcrirt.

Wltr0e nnt 5lUet Setten Operlrf.
Goli8eiridter 3eon omiiIirte ii1
geitern NIorgen mebr nie qelp06nlid
bel einem Gerbor, in wel6em cine
ylegerin ouSiogen ntuBte, morum iic
i6r aino niht orr S6ulc geionot
botte. SIN @on5en muBten aebn @G.
ter oOer Nditter inter Oeriel6en 9ln.
i1ulOigung in Der norooitliden so.
li5eiitotion erideinen. 9ie @nti6ul
oigllngen Der @orgefiibrten waren
Dielieitig; Der cine iogte aus, DAB
lein aino 2ungenent5iinoung babe;
anoere erflGrten OoB iid ibre 3in-
Der GerIcBungen 5uge5ogen botten
unO cine N5ittter bcmertte, 0oB iic
i5re So6ter germ 5ur S6ule icnoen
miirOc, wenn oieiel6e quite S6ube
bdtte. 0os Bette o6er, pos ais cine
@ntiduloieimg 6etrodtet merOen
ioate, lciitete iid Die 9legerin, sic
Dem 9ii6tcr nit 6odge6oltenem
aopfc imO nit rou6er Stinme er-
fldrte ooB iie ibr aino nod Dem
Soipitol no6m ino lnteriuhcn IieB
&idter 9con frootc oic glcgeriu, in
wel6em Soipitol ibr Sobn unter-
iudt uiroe, uno in oeriel6en Sal
tmg mo untcr 9erildiicbtigung oaer
Soilic6fcit crlpioertc oie S1cgerin:
Or Dllroc 5peinol oil ser @olic.
StraBcn Scite iul0 5iocimol an Ser
0lonuncnt StroBcn Scitc inter.
iudt~ g}c6t MIR scr gii6ter, ion.
bern iGmnitlide &erioncn in Dem
@cri6tsrmm mlBten loden pdb-
reno Ole glegerhb obnc cine N}iene
5it Ocr5icbcn sen aooi nit funfcln-
oeu 9lugen bon Ger gSobrbeit ibrer
9lntiport 81 iIber5eueen periuhte. ~
&icr Der 9lngeihulOigtcn muroen jc
nit 81 lno Soften beitroit.
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Qlrieffonen.

ngSeIicno 2icoerfranj." Der
Sefretdr ocs erpd6nten GcreinS DC.
nadri6tiat oeu u0entihcn Gorrc.
iponoent" per TeIep6ou BON ieOcnl
GrcigniB in Dem Gcreiuc @ir iino
oontbar ucnn Sic oaiicIbc t6uu.
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Qlier erirnnfen.

@alDciton, Iery t3. San.
Gapitdn Gowaro a. gloncS bonn dr3t.
libeu Stabe Der glrmcc, meldcr ocm
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ibeilnng 81 niadcn.
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RonsOtworttn.
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porIanentariihen Gomite.
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slbunnrnieH, bic ben ,.1entIhen 0urrenvn.
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aeu IN 0eutIdlono imo in omerifo-
niiheu 8eitungen oIs 0perioua non
grata" erfIort peroen miro. Cine
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&6rig @ictor emmanuel
uno Gaoorna auf
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HoHL 19. Souuor. General.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20
RESERVES OF GOLD
DECLINE 100000
Federal Statement Shows Il
Gain Of $1,000. 600 in
Total Cash.
EARNING ASSETS RISE

WAsutNGToN, Feb. 19-Only slight
changes In the reserve situation OF the
currency system are disclosed I'm the
weekly statement OF condition made pub
lie by the Federal Reserve Board to-
day. The statement shows that during
the week there was an increase of about
$500. 600 I'm the total earning assets OF
the banks resulting from additional bond
purchases aud Increases IN the holdings
Of acceptauces. Here H. the statement:
The combined gold reserves Of the
banks declined about $1,000. 600. phila-
delphia. Richmond and chicago reporting
the largcs, decreases. while the gold re-
serves of the New York. Atlanta and
San Francisco banks show the largest
gains for IN. week. The total cash re-
serves of the banks increased about,
81, 600. 900, New York and san Francisco
reporting large gains Of cash, Offset In
part by net rash Withdrawals. mainly
from the Philadelphia. Richmond and
chicago banks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20
BIG CENTRAL LEATHER GAINS.
PROFITS jump u ~ Per cent. on
stock At End Of 0iS

Edward G, Hoyt. president of the Gem
trail Leather Company, in his remarks
on the annual report Of the Ompany
issued yesterday, makes special note ~
the fact that the increase in domestic
business du" to the war did not mani
fest itself 10 any extent until after the
middle of last year. The report Of the
company showed net profits for The year
equivalent TO 1O,S2 per cent. ON the COM
mon stock, and profits for the last quar-
ter equivalent to an annual rate on the
stock Of 2l,l2 per cent,
The president mentioned n decrease
~ S2,17G,2Ha in the general property
account Of the company, due TO the
marking of Of four plants. which have
been practically abandoned IN favor Of
plants more conveniently located.
owing to the great demand abroad
for tanning extracts and other materials
entering into the process Of tanning and
the high cost Of labor and ocean
frcights." he concludes, In "A survey of
the coming year., I'VE are obliged TO face
materially higher cost Of production,
which naturally leads To AN increase in
the prices Of the finished leather. At
his time we feel that the general busj-
ness prosperity Of the country IL under
such Roadway that 1t may fairly bo
expected to carry us through the year
1915"