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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02

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@arbanellen gefampft baben. 9ubei
Linn 100000 gngldnber, Sic bon
IGsDpten scfommen iinb, Da fein slnS
9rrtf mebr auf Sen sle8fa,lul gu be-
| Ifiirdlten itebt.
Sic bobite s6abllng ser bul9ariz
ldcn Armee, ipelcbe Ser groben alliir-
ten slrmec Gcaeniiberitebt, lalltct anf
slpiIben 100000 lno 100000
Mnnn.
Cine fiir5lide 2cpeibe bon Ser bull
aarilhen Sront melbefe, baB sic beutz
lden Srllppen bonn 8alfan ,1ad anoe<
ren Srortcn sllriidscsogen tpprocn 1cis
Ell llnb bob sic @rlu,lt eincs alliirtet,
Mngriffes bon Sen 8lllsareu gu trage,1
|lei.
8 bia II III ont BON Sen Sranz
5oien nj ieoergenpmz
men.
Saris, l. snIi. (N&ttags.) 9sad
4 beftigen angriffeu NIT fliillieent
Sener baber Sic 3cutIben Sic gtenmnz
loen DlfHd bpiu s,iieel 3O4, ipride bia
|Sransolcn scltern 5l,riifgeiponnen bat
ten, lpiebergenpntmen, ipllrbcn aber
ourh einen fran5. @cgcnangriff gum
5lpcitenmaf allseetrieben,.
llnl bas @crf bon Sbiallmout ipirb
nod ipiitbenb gefdmpft. gus gerf
lclblf lit in belltiben &anben, aber Sic
3nsange in fran5Diilden.
8eltlih Ser Maas ipllrbe aeitern
giabt III scr @egenb Ser @sneszM zMpo<
courtltrabe lpiitbenb sefanpit. Sic
8elltidlen griffen Ditlid unb peitli1
bonn @iisel 304 an, abcr uoic n,eilte,l
ibrer slngriffe ipurben 5uriidsel1laz
gen." 1
9aris, 1. Suli, S9adts 1o:53)
@ullctin: GiesIrdnspicn baben oas be-
felti9te SScrf bon Tbiallmont lpieberz
9enon1,nen, ipie beute @a6t pffi5ieIl
beri1tet ipirb.
@niliide anipriidc.
9etrosrao. /. Suli. (gia
2onbon, s l1br sbcnos.) Sic MulIen
fabren fort, sic Dltr. sfrrnee in Ser @e=
genb liiblid bonn Gnieiterflub in Gu
Ili5ien 5llriid5lttreiben, iagt ser belltigeI
|pffi5ielle @cri6t.
giele Grtc iiibIi9 bon aolomea iinb
bon ben 5rlppen oes 3aren beiebt
ipnrben unb es ipirb gcmeIbet, bab Sc
ncral 2etlGittD IN bieier @esipn 3O5
OffiSicre lno 14,574 Manu sefansen
genomnen babe. Sizes tpiirbe cine
@elammtaabl bon $4,000. sluitroT
llngarn apsinaden, Bic felt nent a.
Snni gefansen ipprbeu iinb.
f gnd StaIiener M elben
sorti6riitt.
9fpm, 4. Suli. Mlbaltenber Sort
ibritt Der Staliener III ibrer nellen
Sffeniibe tpirb bellte slbenb bpn
tariessamt beanipru6t, ,,an,entli6 I'M
9olina< <Ibicblitt i'm Grentino.
Ser @orn,arib ba,,ert an Ser gaus
sen &oiinaIinie llnb audi i'm slriatbal
fort.
Ser ocuti6c gcridt fagt
mid 8 bon O,ffeniipc.
8erfin, 4 Suli. 9ieiosnos5is
run9sansriffc Der franSSiiiden llne
britildcn Sruppeu anspf @effront it
Ser lettcn Naht itpalrSetI allc abeeI6laz
gen. ipie oas ariessanit beite ,neIoet.
Ser pffi5iene 8eri6t iagt:
Son Ser SO e It Hr ont: 8ieberboIz
te britilde llnb fran50iiide NefDgnosz
5irnnssansriffe ipabrenb .Oer 9aadt
ipurben iiberau abgeidlaeen. Cine
sn5abl gefansener unb einises
&riegsmateriaI blieb in ,lnIeren &dn=
ben. Sen Gngriffen boraltS sing eis
ne itarfe Notwithstanding, bers
bnnoen nit @asoperationcn ,nb 0iz
nenlprenglln9en.
Seute fritz bat sic 9ampftbatiefcit
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02

5u beiueiIetl bab Sic 9efactozsaeaiez
runs Die sanbiten beidliibte.
Ser gigenliun oe5 0ainenbelibers
ssatlpn trl9 oie Sdulo an Dem WloIz
lafre bon San YIabel.
@Serifo bena9ricbtiete sic Ser.
staaten letner Belt, boB giaa lid in
Nalomas oltfbielt uno baB Elm lleberz
Tall auf Columbus 5u erlparteu itebe.
Sic Ser. Staaten Sruppen riicften
frps lnerifallild1er @arnllng in Garz
raj etn nno lpareu peral1tiportlid fir
nas oortise @efedt.
$50 sferifaner linb fi.rsIid ouf
amerifaniIchem SpSen erIblaaeu NOR
oen ltno Sic SSoroer blieben unbez
trait.
s5ur 3ipei anrle offen.
8albingtpn. 1. sstli. ssnz
Tolse oieler gtatipidlung bleiben nur
5lpet SSeee pHel1.
@enn Der GrdiiDent Sic Mrmee in
Wtertfo sur 6eritelluug Ser Gronuno
an Der @ren6e peripenoen min, 10 mub
er seniigenoe @eritarfungen ablenben,
I'm es nit Den Gurran3iitas aui5unehz
|liset1; ltnD tpenit lesterc oie anerifas
ner ansreifen, 10 entItebt elm @rieas=
5nltano, Ser tpabridbeinli6 Sic ginbe=
rllntng bon 250,00O biz 100000
5reiipilligen nothis MAIDEN miro.
Sic erlre Sorberung bes @illon%
llltinatlnms, Sic 6reilalIllng Der @ez
tansenen, tpltroe BON garran5a erfiillt.
Sic 5ipeite Soroerltts, ieine gteuune
segen oie Ser. Staaten gu befiniren,
hattie Die sl6IidJt, linn bie @eleeenbeit
SIT gebell, General Sreptnps gefeble
ab5uleugl1en, bie 5lt be1n perratberi=
lefen slngriff auf aapt. gobbs apmz
nalloo fiibrte. 9ieier 8efebl an unb
oltrd Sreutnp ipirb I'M Men1pral1bum
ltidlt abseleusnet unb garrausa bleibt
BET leinenl 9ictllnt bab Sic amerif.
Sruppen III 0terifp iid) nah feiner
Gidtung belpe9en oiirfell arseenom=
men rnd) gtprDen.
@ili5entreffene II.
San slntonip Ser, 1. esuli.
Sas oalptquartier lltd]t bie Sr1tppenz
belpesun9en 9ebeil,1 Su balten, aber
ptele Sruppen5iige linb bereits einge=
trpffen, Die Gren5beipabung lit Ihon
erbebltdl peritarft llnp bis Gnoe ber
sSode oiirfte bie @pbilmadun9 Ser
Natip1algaroe uno ibr @uimarld a,t
Der 8ren5e beenbet Ieit.
9as 1. Sainpiler tpar bas erite Nez
silnent, Das bier Elm 9aser besog 1nD
ntorgen iplen al16 Sic 2. 1lno Z. Ne@
ginterter bon Suinois bier Iein. grei
g}elp yorfer gesimenter iinb bier arf
DEM SSese nad bem SrpipnsbiIlez ezGis
ltrift burdlpailtrt.
Goip, 1. SuIi. Nlcbrere 3iiz
sc, Die bas aontiusertt bon Mal5ahuz
let's bra6ten, iino bier ansefommen
llno lpeiiere pItltde Sruppen tperSen
binnen "a Gtunben ertpartet.
Sic re9ltlare @arlliion BON ST Ga=
10, 1000 @lann itarf, lit big beute
slbenp nm 10000 aFann Neilis bon
giailadlretts unp sselp Sericy berltartt
ipprHen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
selesrapbiide SsDtisen.

) al Ieball. ssn Ser q M lean:
gSep Durf 5, 8bilaoeIpbia 4.
st. Spuis 4, glenelanb 5.
Bolton 3, @albinstpn 4.
9etroit 0, Chicago 6. GT
Sn Ser q a ionaI 2easue: iS
grppflpn 4, Bottom 7.
@rppflpu 0, gpitpt 2.
Chicago 8, Ct. 2ouis 2.
Chicago 8, ct. 9puis 4.
Gbilapelpbia 8, giep yort 2.
Gittsbure ., Cincinnati 1.
Sn oer 3 S@9iga:
Gepria I, Bloomington 2.
Soannibal II, Gllincp Z.
9iof SSSslanb A. 9iufforS s.
9apenport 4, Wluline 3.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
ete Martte.
GrpbnEe.

.Gbicago> I. ssuli. @eisen,
1854 Suli, 1051s Sept.
&oru 751ay Sss,,li, 1914. Sept.
Safer 1924 Suli 3sM Sept.
@etrei6e fit 9aar:: gso. rotber
sSSillterneiset O2-103; go. 9
&orn ~; STANDARD Safer Al.
&oaaen 800. 2 991a.
@erIte ga 10.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02

Sn 9t 0 IN nanSbDrn per-
ungliidten beinl 8ootfabren apei
junge Mabder ltno Elm Giienbabns
arbelter. 8eim plnsmehieln Der
SnfalIen tippte bnS 8pot um. Der
@iienbabnarbeiter tonnte lid burd
Sdipimmcn rettel1, bic beioen Mdb<
den, SRI. Bed aus gmrismil unb
Sri. Sbalmann ous Sanned BEL
6iAingen, ertronten. Die 2eichen
tonllten gebor9ell tperDe1l.
Dle Yeri9te Der ST.
Ientli4en 9eibbibliotbeten in 2onoon
limb jeBt eri9ienen. Die 3abl Der
cerlieRnen 8uher in ben 8ibiipthe=
Ten tit sefallen. ST, Der 8eporsualna
Der ein5elnen 2tteratursattunaen 1T
elm Nnlpa@ien oesI SnterefIes fir
Bidder biftorifhep llno bipgrapbifhen
Snbalts feitauitellen. Der grSbte
3Yro5entiab Der Derliebnen Biiher
sntfdlt allerbinss nod illlner auf
&Dmane. Doh iinb bic 35 b. s.,
Die Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al.
tommen, gerinser als Der prpaents
iab sfriiberer aSabre. 9ln slpeiter
STEELE iteben seidiebtlide, biosrapbi=
l4e llnn &eiietperte nit 1S b. 8,
Jinf y, $. Der berliebenen 8iider bas
Ben tunitsel9iAtlitben ssnbalt. Sbeo=
~ & n I " " -
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
0Qeritaniides.
9as merifanild1e 9semurariomm.
arran5a nennt Scott uni
Sun it on ebrloie Sc
Ell en-.

30 rico Gitp, 1. esuli. 9as
auslpartige sln1t fat geltern ols slntz
mort altf sic iiinsite alnerifaniIhe 9eote
Elm Wemoranbm perDffentlid6t, ba5
Die SSolbtn9toner @erliderllnee1 unb
Sebanptlngen burhpegs als lnridtig
be5eid)net unb npdnlals bctpnt, baB
Die @ereinisten Staoten feilt Medt Iae
ben, ibre Sruppen auf merifanil6eln
Sooen 5u belanen. 9as gtemoranz
Dunn entbdlt 35 nerldteoene 8nnfte,
init benen es lid nabes befabt. @enn
es alld nidt als birefte slntlpprt auf
Die 8albingtoner slpte eelten fann, 10
betrad)tet man es hpd menigjtens bier
NIT elmer iol6en ais gleidbebentenb.
l1ncIe g mtg 8rpbleit.
Die SseiaetuzMes sfaas ipGtrhbt 5lte
nddrir lteberraldltng Dariiber aus, baB
Die Snnpesregierltng nit oent Son
nno DEM Snbalt ser lesten garral1sa@
note nidlt 5llfrieoen mar, ou lie ibrer
snIidt nadl bon benGereinigten Staaz
ten nidt mn cine. lpnber11 mebrere
unbnfltd)e unb logar almtaBelbe unD
bodfabrenSe 3uldriften en1pfangen
|pat. gnersiid) nintntt lie ferner oaz
9esen Stellllns, bab lie Die Sanoitel1,
Die in amerifalildes @ebiet eil1fieler,
lhiiste. a)ltt Se5ug barallf miro Sic
@albingtpner Geeierrng aufgefprSert,
gepeiie fir lire seIdulbigung 51 erz
brt1gel1.
9as erlte @talIafre.
Sic @erantlportltne fir Sic grluors
bnn9 ppu II slmerifanern in Santa
Dlabel bilrbet bas ,11erifaniide sluss
pdrtige slmt Ser .irl1puIiipeu peranIaz
sln9" bes 8etriebsleiters ser gulte
buiriadhie Company, Charles @atipn,
a1f, lpabrenp iih Die amerifaniiden
@enerdle Scptt unh Suuitpl1 Die sluz
flage Ser gbrlpli9feit nno Ser bDlen
Ibiiht 9efalen lallen nliiiien, neil lie
ben lnerifar1ilGen &riegs,nilliIter Sc
neral Sbregpl nit ei1er ongeblid
ultslpeidenbeu slntipprt iiber Sas ginz
orineen anerifanilcber sruppen in
sWerifo nadb bem Glenn Springs
lleberfall irrefiibrten.
Sen d Ianbs gen.
gs lit ippbl' ipobr, beiBt es lpeiter
lit bem Wempranbltm, bab Die gunz
besregierltns Ben grprdlipente, @uer~
ta per6dften lteb. Ser Seipee9rullp
fir pteles @nrgeben lei aber nidt bas
gemiiben seiueielt. ner 9efactue eGc9iez
rllne in ireeun einer @eiie bei5utes
ben lpnbern bie Snrdt, oub @lerta
nit 9elltlblanb int 8unoe ltcbe.
Sic Npte idlie6t NIT ser grfla@
rltne, oub pie slnlpeienbeit alnerifaniS
lder Sruppeu IN Merifo Sic @rense
iiberfdlle lneyifauilher @anhiteu nibt
nm niht perbinbert. iouoeru baslt
berollsfprbcrt.
9us @lempranblln1 lpltroe sleidBeis
tis nit Ser leeten amerifanilden slpte
per0ffentlidt.
garran5as 81 ai1fiummi&
rltng.
Sic @alptpltnfte in garrau5as ate9
npranpltnt linb:
Mcrifp bat ser 4erIbiuoz Grbeoitipt,
ipie lie sefiibrt ipllroe, rienals 5tsez
ltimntt uno forbert Sen slb5ug Der
Smppen.
slmcrifa lit ielbIt fir sic G,rcn5@
raubereien 5u tabeln, lpcil es leine
@ren6e nibt lhiitte.
slIs Die amerif. Gegierung Gorran5a
anerfanrte. ipuBte lie BON Der Gjcleez
lpli9feit an Ser Grense.
Iegifp forOert sic Ser. Staaten allf,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
gsisb ,.nb 9rppiiiuneu.

p
gbtenao. I. Sl,Ii. airopieb
3nfltbr 200. Stiere $S.00-11.- :
40; @iibe a,nb &inber So. 1915.
&alber $3.50 -11.75.
/ 5dapeine 3ltf11br 5000. 10e
bober all $9.50-1O.10, 5mneiit 5li
So $4,000.
5hafe Snfnbr 5000. Set.
Wiooer $500 7.S5; 2dmmer ST.
25 1000.
@eiliiael Sii6ner 15c. 5prirss
I21-25c.
Butter Creamery 2311a 271ae.
gier Nrima 20-211ac.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02

2onbpn, 1. Snli. Sic ein5isc
Sront. mo beute berbdltniBnlabis Nube
berridt, lit Sic bes 8alfan, bod} liez
gen sln5eid)en bor, bab Sic aliirten
ald bort balb gum Angriff boraeben
tperSen. &orreiponbenten bon galoe
niti iddben Die nlliirten Streitfrdite in
Sieier 9tesion allf 100000 Biz 7Oo,~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
GgplOiiOn lit @,u,itionsfabrif.
6 Wi iann tpbt Ill S 6 fdJ IN e.
b c I b 70 II II i.

berbrannt.
gmporirm, Ga., 1. Slli. 6
@nner ipltrbei1 bente allgcubliflid
getDbtet, elmer ipabrl6einlib tDbtlid
perlebt unb 5 ihiper perbrannt, als
inebrere Tallie,o Yfllnb Yulper I'm
grpcfenbnule Der .gletna grplniibes
60" eyplobirten. 2ns @ebaube ipl1r~
oe 5crltDrt rllo IN Sen 6llinen brad
Sener aus.
9sar 2eipis, 25 Sabre, inns otto
Spner, 90, <beibe BON emporium, llnb
bier ltnibenttfi5irte Manner ipllrben
setDbtet.
IS Wtdnner tnaren Sur 3eit I'M Sc
baube beI6dftist. 3 itanoeu nabe eli
ner Sbiir ltnb lpltrben binal1sseblaieu,
entfamen aber nit lei6ten @erlebuns
gen. 9ie bier Mdnner oes 5ipeiltDdi=
gen 8afiteinsebdltbes ipuroen in stiis
de gelprcnst. Sic 8ea,nteu Ser So.
nnterluben Sic llrlnde Der grploIioh.
5pater: Ser 8efllnb mar, bab
bas 1lngliid bltr6 ein iiberbei5tes
9ampfrobr perllrladh tp,lrSe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02

Die ilabiide Mo5Itdz
tiefeityAsfelliGaft in petersburg be-
lbloB, amen Wettbetperb nit preilen
I'M @eiamtbetruge BON einer Msiilion
@ubel gu erDffnen fur bas bette Msrt,
bas Die 6rage Der 5utiinftieen ipirts
ihaftliden unb pplitii9en Yereini=
gllns Ser ilapilben 8Dlter bebanoelt.
SnfoIse Ser in ber dis
neilfcben propina @irim berrihenoen
9unsersnpt selang es pripaten llnz
ternebmern bort iiber 10,O0oaulis fir
Nublanb onauiperbeil. Siefe 8lllis
srbalten iehs Nubel monatlia. Mie
li1 bic ruiiilhen Nrbeiter iber bie-
ie &onturrena freuen tperpen!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-22
ONE DEATH MD MANY
INJURIES ~ INDIANA

Indianapolis. March - Three
deaths. four serious n more than
hfty minor injuries and extensive
propcrt, damage resulted from me
wind storm which swept northern
Indiana late last night
Silas Williams was Killed when his
home ncar Jalapa. Ind, collapsed.
crushing him to death IN his bed.
James Rector of Monouo, Ind was
killed when his nome was destroyed
By the storm.
". j. Ricketts, was killed at Lo-
eausruit when thc roof of a factory
building was blown against his home.
Mrs Jerry carter of ST Louis.
Mo, an Italian woman named Pas
Iualo, OF Trinidad. colo, william
Hutohins, Frankfort, Ind, ana r.. l..
" Moor" Van buren, Ind, were 81,
vcrely injured when three coaches
OF the clover Leaf passenger tran
were blown owe near Marian Ind.
These were taken 90 the hospital IN
Marian.
\ number OF houscs and factories
were unroofed IN Marian In Logaus-
port the storm confined itself tu 70
narrow stretch hut wrecked prnt.I-
oallN everything in It's path
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-22
LAKE SECTION IS
STRUCK BY HEAVY
STORM; 5 DEAD
Southern Wisconsin, Eastern
Indiana and Northern Hi.
nois Visited by Unusual eli.
matte Disturbance.

Chicago. March 22-Northeast
gales. bearing rain. sloot, hail and
snow. accompanied by frequent light
ning flashes, swept oSer eastern I'm
diana. northern Illinois ana southern
Wisconsin today.
The storm. which was of unusual
violence. cost some lives. caused many
injuries and great property damage.
In Logausport buildings were un-
ruofod aud the flying W%rockapr
caused the only fatality reported.
several Illinois cities suffered ac-
vcroly. chicago sustained an the ~
effects of % blizzard except low toT-
p%crature.
Railroad transportation vas de-
ldNcd aud street cars were held up
Before . a n. the storm auatcl
and hundreds ct men began tn
WORK of removing the SNOW from
the streets.
Marion, Ind, reported a passenger
train on the Toledo st. Louis a
Western tCloycr LcaD railroad
blown from the track near that city
last night. Several persons were IN
jured but none killed. -Four cars
were overturned and a nfth was tilted
dangerously.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-22
Auto Truck is
Succeeding the
ArmyMule Nou,
Demand for Gasoline at Column.
bus Exceeds That for Hay
and Grain; Most of Trans.
port Based on Motors.

columbus. y NJ. March 22.-Tut'
the motor truck and the automobile
are e4pgrscdiug IN, traditional amy
mule tu the American MEXICAN cxpc-
ditiou was. Indicated ia rush ordcrs
for gasoline received At the field base
here today. II was usscrtcl that 90"
cNpcdtionary demand Tor gasoline has
been greater than that Tor food ur
forage. I'm officer here asserted that
In contrast 60 former American AZ.
mics the present field force D. tiaN-
cling ON gasoline rather than on is
stomach.
Throughout the night liucm'n
worked repairing h army field tcia-
graph lin" with tn" result hat Il
worked intormittontly TODAY. In
stru,tuus were sent To the stations
between here and A~scenciun. thirty
miles across the border. which Could
not be reached los wireless. To assis'
In the search for tn" two missing ayi-
ators. Major W. r. sample. CONF
mandaut AT the eXpcditiunary has,
here. asserted that he was still cling
ng To- the hope hat the two missing
dNiutois who lett here sunday after.
noon To ily Ia Casas Grandes, 100
lllll'N F'NNlVf illN nav 2 WI WV 81
SONG outlying station. Maps show
ing the topography of the country
over which they were to pass were
being studied IN an EFFORT to Diet =
mime some lonely valley In which
they may have been lost. several
possible explanations were advanced
Tor The failure OF the flycrs t. reach
Casus Grandcs, but increased cred
cncc was being given today to the
belief that thcy may ave fallen VIC
TINS 60 the bullets at McNicnn snip
ors. However, 1t was pointed out
also, hat IN the event that engine
troubles have forced them T. alight
ia some OF the outlying districts, they
might experience great difficulty In
making their way 10 join heir com.
Wtnd,
The civilian scouts. on station here,
also asserted that the northern Men,
lean vista Of sand dunes. dotted Only
here and thcr" with mesquite. might
easily bcwiider a man and that Ia
might wander through the desert and
foothills of the Sierra Madros TOT
DAYS without o|ncountcring a slugl"
hnhitatiuu. Fears that the line Of
! communication with the troops ~
the Held might Ice again Interrupts
aud with more serious results cause
steps to hc taken today to establish
"a motorcycle courier service between
Columbus and General Pershing
command.
Wireless communication with th'
advanced base OF The American ~.
pcditionary force at tasas Grandc'
was rest red today. several mes
sagcs, az IA code, were received, hu'
nom gave word of the two missing
iicutenants Of the army aero corI's
Search for the missing men is hein-
continued.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-22
Citizens Eager
To Pay Cost of
Training Youths
Facilities Offered for Those
Anxious to Participate in
Plattsburg Camp; One Wo-
man Finances 8 Students.

- f#Nh'NNs ''N sfhn'h H.NfH
New York. Mtr.h - Prominent
citizens in dincrcnt parts OF the
country have written to Major Gem
ctal Leonard Wood, offering Go pay
the expense. of one or Nor, Auuut
men WHO may wish 10 attend TIA, mil
itaiy training camps AZ Plhttshurs
y. Y, next summer, but are tin5'-
,idiiy un9hl' tH lake advantage col.
the up]porturIiH one well know %
woman satd d would pay The .N-
uon~cs of eight d,-'rling yuGug met
II want Co .tlfr' said General
Wood TODAY. "fhaf IN no case viii -
ever be- known Nnp the man h thut
benefits hN the gourrusity of these
patriotic cltz,us The amount n"'-
cssary to plN iul the months train
ing averages about <i5 4 man
Applicants tor admission need only
the cpui,al,ui ot BE- good h.Sh school
education.
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NOTICE rnn rUnILC ATION.

Icpaftmpu uf 20" Interior, United
States Land once At Santa Re, y. NJ.
February 20. iHld
Notice Is hororE given hat An
tonic Armilo u. san Rafael y. NJ,
who on Nuycmh,y 2lst, l1iO, made
homestead entry 40. Oli5?2, for
NWh NWh soc..un : vow 1ship ~,
Range sW. y NJ meridian, has
nled notice Of iutcuron 10 make final
nve-ycar proof .o establish claim to
the land above described. before Chas
Noustadt. i'nit,' states commissioner
at san Rafael Sew Mexico. on April
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-22

Hnrtfurd VIty. Ind, March IT,
Gertrude Alspach, the fu~ur-ycar-uld
daughter OF % tarmor living near
Montpelier, north of here, was aided
Dos Ia, tornado which swept the
northern section OF Blackiurd coun-
~ early to-day -Four other mcmhriS
~ IA, family were severely injured
property dnmag" was estimated
at 100000 In the county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-22

kOnNts 'lIy, MO NulCh t. H0PF
Receipts, II ace market 30 higher
nulk. se.2om . 50. heavy, 50 9.55i
light SH.lodf g.. PIGS, 8 0nHN.,t 80.
Caiil" Receipts. $500; market
strong to Toe higher Prime ted
steers, a.idH go, dressed beet
steers. - u0m9lj; western steers.
81 70 00ir. COWS $1,000 SIS. helf-
'ls. s. ouH9.1a. calves, g. ,0H Hoo
Sho"p - Receipts. 600. market
strong To- Toe higher Ilmhs. tlC.>I
Hll..ot ycarlngs, 80 ip1 10 10; wcth.
crs, s. 90 900.
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KANSAS CITY ms \
SIXTY MILE WIND M NIGHT

Kansas city, March ga wird
estimated at sixty miles an hour blew
here practically al Of last night and
early tins morning The wind 3ns
ace lmpaniod uy a sharp drop in the
Temperature.
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<ev York Money.

N"w YORK. March 22-Mercantilc
paper. 3d3ii per cent.
Sterling GO-da, bills, sI72is de-
mand. Si1GA.
Bar silver 5Ntac.
Mexican dollars. 45hc.
Time loans. steady; 90 devs. 2'a n
3 per cent, go ydas. ~ a per cent
can money easier. ruling rate, 2
per cent.
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Chicago. March a. Fears of q late
spring Iu the northwest and OF "A de-
laycd movement thrr, has had ID bull
ish effect today ON wheat. Price talk
however. acted later as something of
an offset. The opening With NaS at
81 0Sl. to SlD9As and july at Sl.OSl,
to 81 uN"., was followed uy a slight
further advance aud then u material
reaction, Unfavorablc crop report,
from the far southwest ana IA, soft
winter wheat states prevented for a
tim" u decline uudsr last, nights
level bus finally the market TURNED
duwugrad'. Influenced b., continued
gossip 10 peace The close was un-
t'ttl"i with May eft s. .U>is go tlUNS.
ana July. Sluil
Corn woukonrd owing to lack nf
support AFTER opening 80 in 3. ~
re higher the market ,aggrd to be-
low yosierdaS' fms Tho close was
weak lsc to "a hiNy net decline.
oats ptrnllclcd IN" changes iu corn.
Si"adu"Ss churBctcrrod provisions.
Close.
Wheat MAY slONis July. tl07s.
Corn May, itiAc. JAY z hc.
Oats" MAY. SO. July. $50.
pork-Mny. s2220. JulN. t22G5.
Lard MAY, Nlio. July, SllG0.
RIBS MAY $ll,P5, july. 81 20.
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Receipts. 10, 90, market higher
lings ana lights, 85uOM go: goo
hoayy. 50 1OI9.15
Cattle - Receipts. i50n; market
steady NatiVe beef steers, IOM
$50. stockcrs. f5.601 500: Texas aud
Indian steers. st2iHN.u0 native
calves. $50, ~ 1850.
sheen Hcccipts. $500, market
steady. Y'arling wotrers. $500 n
N. 90 lambs, 50 O~0f'1l6o' ewes
SG.iGGS -.
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Ncw york. Mach % copper
ste. Gy. oloctrolytic. nearly. s., 0O.,
. 20. June and later. So oU1 .5.5c.
Iron. firm and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes tin. quiet;
81 OF. Sia 90 bill.
AZ London. spot copper. f1lS. Isl;
futures. flt6; c~iectrulNtic, il36. spot
tin f1gG, los. futures, tlgl
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POULTRY N EGGS


FOR SALE Eggs from tho best on
the state, their show records say
so.
Rhode island Reds.
Black MiHorcas.
Mammoth Bronze Turkeys can
spare q limited number Of sctuug ,
shippIug now
Ven kinds strawberry plants shi.
Nrril 1T.
RED FEATHER FARM.
Route o. fottilcs. VI
EGGS FOR HNTCHlNG-G os. comb
r. J. red and & g white crpiur-
ton 9li south Edth street.
RED POULTRY YARDS : G. RI.
Reds Ergs-B T.. Rocks. exhibit
tiun and utility, won state iair 1914.
= cups. . iirsts and ! third. 1915. .
cups, . specials, l shape special @
hTsis. . seconds ana ? thirds, cocker
els also a bone cutter. il3-i"3 West
Atlantic. Phon. 1is3W.