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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-17
MEDiDAS F~iNANClERAS.

IARIS, Agosto l5.-M. Buffet
finaciero disinguido. propoHe una
association dc bancos p~arisienses y
de los grandes bancoS departamen-
tales para ayudar 4 Ia reconstruct
vi5n. dcspu@s de In guerra. y para
ascgurar una mas grande s~olldaridad
' una mas g1ande independence 4
las finan2as francesas. NJ. Buffet M
&c observar que las obligaciones emf
ridas por las ~localidades cevaSsadaS,
no seran de imposition facil. peeo
que por una combination de bancos,
teniendo a Ia cabeza al banco &c
Francia. seria possible unificar las
emiSiones. De esta marcra seria posi-
bic 4 todas las secciones del terri
torio proceder 4 n rehabilitation in
dustrial Y comercial con Ia certeza
de Ia ayuda financiera necesaria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-17

NADIA mis,-continu6 e! Min;stro-si
los J.. tados Unidos efcctuaran un
desambarc0 Y 50 poseionaran de las
lslas% ;n;namarca Aeclararia ia que
IRA 8 Ia UHicH o arIdirIl para c"mha
rnla z n aylda de Europa
Y Iermin": Ell G>Liernt GREG con
venicnte accedsr q los deseos vehe-
mentes de an gran Estado amigo, one
manana pudiera conyertirse ell che,
mig. Nos causa uG sentimiento pro-
'undc q que II ensena Dc n!namarca
sc Grrie el. las ls'a> a~mericahss; pc
10 hay q"c conIur&r n temgesrad.
Los leaders de los partidos avan-
zados apoyan al t:ohierno, pcro Green
que antes dc proceder en- firme Z il
vcnta dcbe de cOnSultarse Il case p0r
mrIi" ir Nh plr>hisrilo 4 los p"Dia
,iorcs del Arcnipi"ia@o antiIiano. De
biLO y csta c~onformidad Sc cree que
c! proyerlo paSara adelante Ell {. FOL
kctin". donie d0minan esuos elemen
toE: pero no aSi en- cl Landsth!re,
doude los elemcntos de n derecha
qac ~combaIen eli pacto tienen mayo
ria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-17

en- Ia cual pide Sc !e haga Ia conce-
SION de enViar los socOrr0S = Prov
stones rcc0lectados en- los Estado%
Unidos para los ]poloneses que niue
rem de hambre, fut remitida ei II
del actual a presidente POincare. al
frente de batalla. NJ. Sharp. embaja-
dor de los EstaGos UniGoS en- Paris.
Il" ~anuaciado que e preSidente Porn.
care enviara una reSpuesta personal
al preSidcate Wilson.
VI. Poincart ha dichO I NJ. Sharp.
QUE e aprccia mucho las opinions
humunitari:s de! ~presidentc Wilson.
= e.pera una seduction satisfactoria
ac il. question. FL embajador lie los
Estados UnidoS ha hccho sabcr que
VI. Poincarc ha dirho que puesto que
ninguna partc del tcrritorio polonc"
afectaGo por el hambre, fepcnde del
gobierno france, las representation
hes ser;.a dirigidas 4 Russia, Ell tanto
que e! gobiern0 de Paris eTamIlu i:
question dc acuerdo con aIiadOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-17

PARIS. .Agosto l6.-Sir Eduardo
Carson, en- una e, :reviSta puh!lcl-
ia Dor "Ic Matt" ,~!r-.ara que los
alemane< soa unns b&:rar"S Y que
dehen Sc uatadoy c.rr to-. lie Il
qgii ura ntrte DE- sus !ac.I.arirncS.
TN tiempoS de paz como en- item
TO- Ge @Iei ~, lo> alema3cs son un"s
n:irbaros Y aeaem"; t~ratarloS como
tales. rs ncccsario que los gobiern0s
aIiados. unaaimemente. h&gan n
yuchlu alcman IL si@uientc Gec'a'a-
cian. "Aua cuando firmemos Ii
0az con vosGJroS. no enviuremos MIN
yl;n representante dip!omit!co =
Berlin. nj recibircm0s los vueStrOs en-
n;nguna de nuestras capitaleS, en- tan
70 uue vosotros, alemanes, no nuu'e-
rcis castigaGo por vOsotroS mlSm"S =
toGos 2]Duellos que sc han hecnO reoS
del delito De aSeSinato; 4 tOdoS aque
los uue han violadc esas leyes inter
naciona!es que habian sido ~eStabisc'-
da, en- intertS de II humanidad en- &
curse de los Siglo> p"Sados. teSti&os
De los progresses De Ia civilization.
Hay una raz"n mas que mace ne
~ce,aria esta medida. Las ~potencla7
neutraley nan asistido impa@ihleS .
n violaci6n de tod"s las leyeS esta-
b.ccidas por ms naciones. No han te-
niIo nj 81 poder nj memo q Tolua-
tad DC r.oteStar, Por 10 mismo, = no
sotros no establecemoS de Il ma
nera indisputNble que no Sc puede
impunemcnte uaSgredir esas leyeS
q G~e,conocer esoS usos. de5emoS pa
= el ~Dorvenir ~renunciar Z toda eSpe-
runza de introducir Ell Il guerra IL
rce!as dc IN humanidad ' ninguna
n.ci6a del mundo poGr& YER a uu-
Head &c crvlar representatives d" II
Fi"ya O 4 cualquiera ot"a confer@n-
cia dip,om"tica."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-17
En- una entrevista que concedi6 Sir Eduardo
Carzm a I'm redactor de- lie Mat;in" Sc
mostr6 infIexibIe con los %alemanes
Los socialistas alemanes piddieron al Canciller del Imperio les
conceda authorization para discutir las condolences de paz
Noicias t~eegra6cas y ceblegraficas de TODD 81 mundo

en- nnnSIrn p0der. son ~N"rhad"r"S
hotrlrS: Va Visttr aIgHnaS IN" aln
;. r~onSrryan intactaS. Entire elias VI
mn S]uhlrrianro de- dos piSos. r"n
orh0 ruarlO> r&da I'm" y ramaS d'
Iai6n. alromhraS. luz rGrlrira. aqua
r0~rrirnlr. roriinas ruadr">......I
TODD u lrointa pi"s haio 81 Surln.
FL Irato QUE r"rilI'n los "iiriaI'S
81 "NIra"rtlnarIo y 81 ruhiad" que
con riluS :" TlrHr. aSonhroSo. y MN
.rin Official que pa>' del range Ir ca
rilan. - ir p"rmlI" p~"r1manrr"r IN
las Irinrhrra> i" a prlm"ra Inca:
- qu"dan muy atr;S y :" r"lnItllran
~ ia por ~t"l"T"noS. 500 "n IA
nnrhc Nlsltan a los S"tdad"S.
Is muv FREQUENT" iaInhI"n "n las
i~riar."rnS 81 "mnI"" dr dro@aS ne
roira- para ]al"niar Il los r"mhailcn-
rs. y muy "SprrlaIImrhI" ah'"S h'
i"S c"ntra-atalurS,
AirIn;t'. :" r"mIHah ">i'lri/"' 80
br 'hnmln"S para "nirr!ar a los que
"a"n "n t.. r~"Ih!'al'. a I'm tie que ii
vista L. lbs mti"rt"> n" d"Sr"ra'"h"
Il los WHO'S.
T. Ilnp"SlhI" jma2Inar com" Po-
dria ~mrj0rar-r IA organization mi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-17
NO PUDO SER OBRA DE LOS ALE
NAMES $50.
Nicnr de- Ia i'aI IA

saly6 con aIgunas herida, de poc& i'm
porrancia. uno dc los que sc halla-
ban en- el muelle describe Ia expI9-
sion de esta grafica manera: DE re-
pente 10 Vi TODD negro ' no volvi I
darme cuenta de 10 que hacia. sino
cuando, despueS de IN tempo u no
puedo calcuIar, me cncontre corrlen-
do come = tres mi!las de diStancia,
con TN zapato NADIA mas. 81 me quit:
e. otro, . me 10 arfancG IL explosion.
o 10 perdi on algau hoyo. duran,e n
c:lrrera. r. COS. que solo Dio@ pue-
de saber."
L. ro,oHla 5a ,c5o este sucaso g
q o..a.o o.5m.r, le v;crimas De To-
dos 1,s 10 % ra,uraleza que han
o.,s,;do er .. mario ha si6o q ma.
m,,.o C,,,.ro mnerros. nm mar de
co,,soor.s Dc bar;Gos In GiDamita
20 co,sagrc cor n,efarercia = dies
tyui. n~roniaGadeS todas de genie r.
'"'' g,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-17
TAIIRIEN 1 ESPANA AFECTt l.,
CRISIS DEL PiPEl..
Nicnr de- la Pag. la

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iiicdliaH az 2"''I''"'
pui" "NiIl'iF>' "'I pa" "' i''''''
~2ranr"I'riNN IA pasta h' ilia''[" que
:" GjliIHa para "A i"ahrlcac!"il D' pa
p"I: deSiIP lrSe d.
=u1"S hIlu"S a. tfail>p"r'' w. ID
pasta q" MADEIRA: Pr"Ilii,ir>e ii 'N-
!~"'E''''"l "' P'P'! ''".'
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san ''''e '"o E,iI1. .a
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-17
LOS SOCIALISTS ALEMANES.

AMSTERDAM. Agost0 IL. FL ms
mifi2~to puDIicado cn Berlin p0r e co
mite racional socia!ista hacienda 81
Der cue c! comitc IN vuelto L Geman
tar al cauciller imperial von Beth
mann-Io.lweg Ia concession de 70
impeGir IL discussion de las condicio-
ne, De paZ, de acuerdO con 10 que M
bia SiGo puhlicado en- t! "ForwaertS''.
hacc Greer que el deseO de Ia paZ e.
tan granGe en- Alemania, como en- las
]Eaciones aliadaS contra ella. Tn tai
GeSeo. DECLARE .! manifesto, provie-
re sin duda de "a propaganda >obre
los objetos dc n guerra ' los planes
de conquista. que eXcitan = los indi-
~iducs de las naciones bcligerantes
= IL mas grande r~esistencia.
~ por este por 10 que continua
q manifesto pGYece ilegado el mo-
men,o de Que el pueblo alenan deba
cmitir Nbremente V sin reStricciones
81 opinion >oDre eSoS planes de con
uuista. cuya realization nc SerIa ma
uue el 7unto de partida de nucvas
gue,ras Y que no tcndria otrO reSul-
iain uur ~prolon@lr "a lucna actual.
Los partidos eStan prestOs a orEa-
DiZar reunioneS publiCaS dOndc Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-17
INA TRINCHERA ALEMANA REL
NJ LAS C0M0DJDADES DE IN
HOTEL DE LONDRES.

NEW YORK. .A@o>tO IL" i?l6.-ti
InrrrsponSal de- 'Th" New York IL
mas" en- 81 fren!c in-.iS de ~f'ranrla.
nnvia a su pariddico nm ~int"r">an-
f.. rablcgrama en- 81 que :" rrIaia 81
cytraordinariO tralo ~" AI"manla
t;.na nara SuS S0fiadoS. AIcmania
mntSsrasr rliiad0SiSima del hl"n"S-
tar da Sus tr6paS mientraS no llesa
q mOmento del asa!tO, cuando Las
ANA al inferno De Ia batalla con
Ia MAYOR i~ndifercncia Imaginable.
Observation-Disclosures 81 CO.
rrrSnanSal-S Orprrni- 81 lujo Y las
romorlidaArS de que eoIan los leu
ZONES IN 81 frrnir. aim rn .aS Trim
rhrraS muv comprnmrIiiaS como las
del Sommr. Fin elias rirrula I'M pc
riGGico que - ciita en- las nroplaS
irinrhrraS. muy hirn informain Y
muv amend. meiOr que muchoS
diarioS capita.in0>. Jamas les fa!taH
los SrrvicioS reli@iOsos para que CO.
brrn alicnt0 f. ante 81 enemigo Y
los alimantoS solo rScaSaan cuando
,es impide Flcear 81 fuNco in"}rS. e.
alto mando aleman, Sc preocupa a tai
graan de- Ia algeria de SuS tropas'
II 4 los SoliadOs janis les tatta
su carveza Y en- "a propia Inca de
fuago 50 eelebran rauniones Y con-
ciertos."
Las trincheras De Oyilliers, hoy
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ACADEMIES De LA AVIAClON

MADRID. Agosto dc l9l6.-E.n
los a~lrededorcs de LeganeS ha atc-
rri2ado violentamente un %aeropLano
en- II que rcaIiHaba pru"bIS rl ava
dos don Feline Gil Sofa.
Ell senior Gil Sofa sufri6 algHnas
heIidas graves.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-17
N0TiCIAS DE IA CTrDAD BE NE
Niene de In Pag. Ia

de r0S-r ' a.cunnS otro> ohiri"s,
ch&ad0 anteS .iF ile"ar 4 >aa L-alu-
70 fl. s>altada por uu"~ !n,i!yHiHa-.
que Ia d~rspoiaroa IL Ia mri"r an"
lleyalba earima, apnd@rind"s~ tri
BAR Y de Ia m;tqlina. IA ruai aban-
donaron a pocoS Metros del ln@ar
del Surnso. paro deiind"la III I'M IS
tai0 in>rryibln.
Hasa ahora no - IA .ogrado ii
aprrheaSiGn IL a. maihrrAorrS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-17
ECOS r

RURDEOS, Agosto l6.-M. Sharp
embajadcr dc los Estados UnidoS. y
81 hiia. Sc embarcaton 4 bordo de!
.L.afavettc" con dcStino 1 los Esta-
.ics Cnidos. Fl notable ~periodiSta
Grosclaude. es otro de los pasajeroS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-17
National Exchange and Commits sion TO.
AatacIa de Csmbio y COmiiones "NaconaI"

la Casa de Gambia prcfarhda rnr los mehran0s. por1he Vem I r Mn ""-
mrAhana y "a garaM2a nor asrrno comO de- legal rrcnlarhh en- Mexico: .,., ,onos
Srnlcin1Sb IriS de los ancCSS aI0na de Mryf0 y Ihmif-- y Mfno 49," 80
del ao de 1921 para ari-: Euh"hS d Banr6 de los Esihib5 J m"n"a "@""''
lisa hrl>fUraEc fc Ia nu.ra" emission. ru-,, rorrso
Aseguran0sk los mernes prarios IN venas. Al rOnaGG" Y pnr Expressy Gorre"
&C. - H." rfuporinna.to Ia manera para cue REVISE y CuENIE los h"""s ."
Snnarnos dnero mrxmano rr NrUEsTRA CiENTa Y RlESGh a cnhqnier po-
Diarhn de eSrO, G%r&ri2and0 Ia enHeEa Ants dt hltE 81 fIIia /" our 100,
rscrlbanos piticninp Teiod de 10 quc necasre. frdDordnnanoS nforness 0hTe saus
de irrncSa NfMcn u claNHer0 0 asunto.
HEFEHENCIAS: Laredo Nau0na Bank.
4 " CtFy,p.y .Po COX :, LAREDO. TEXAS.
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los socoRRos PARA POLONlA.

WASHINGTON, AgostQ 16.-Cna
carta personal del presidente Wilson
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

In the First Judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada, Ormsby
County.
In the Matter of the Estate of P. H.
Petersen, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has this day beon duly
appointed and qualified by the Dis
trict Court of the First Judicial Dis
trict OF the State of Nevada, Ormsby
County, as the administrative of the
estate of P. H. Petersen, deceased.
All creditors having claims against
said estate are required to file the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-21

If it was not for the European wa the country by this TIME wouk
oe industrially in ruins because of tile Underwood-Smmons tariff act
If you do not believe it, says the New York World, go back and see how
imports were overwhelming us in the first year Of tina act, which ended
Just before the war broke out-the fiscal year OF 1914.
This daily chant of the standpat organs apparently moved TIL senate
a while ago to address to the department OF commerce a resolution O
inquiry, which Secretary Redfeld responds to. And the damnmG
fact is admitted that imports in 1914 under the said tariff wer 49, per
ce larger than in 1913 under the .Payne-Aldrich tariff Dutlaote I'M
ports we're actually less, but free imports, chiefly OF materials Tor our
factories, were larger.
This is bad, but the worst tale of ruin remains to be told. 1t nates
to the first year OF the prior Payne-Adrch standpat tariff and is proved
in precisely the same way. In that first YEAR imports increased Is per
cent over the previous year.
Wherefore it is shown by accepted standpat rules OF evidence that
four times more run a produced by the Payne-Aldrich tariff IN Its
first a. than by the Underwood Simmons tariff in its first year.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-21
SCHOOLS MUST SAVE THE FORESTS.

That the idea Of forest preservation cannot become a permanent
factor in II national life, unless the subject is taught in the schools, a
one of the statements made by Dom Carlos Ellis of the United States
forest service from Washington, d. C., n IN Address a few days ago
before the California Teachers association.
After calling attention to the Importance OF the forests in furnlshing
material for the lumber industry and for many other wood using INDUS
tries which bring much wealth to the west, and to the influence which
the forest exerts i'm regulating stream flow, 1essening floods, prevent
ing the washing of soils into reservoirs where the water is stored for
power development, irrigation and domestic supply, rr protecting game
and fishing streams and in preserving the scenic beauty of the nauonis
recreation grounds, Mr. Ellis stated that the forests in private ownership
are being consumed three times as rapidly a they are growing, that
thousands of dollars IN timber values ae in addition being destroyed by
forest fires annually and that we waste twice AS much timber a we use.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-21

No matter what action Germany may take in response to Preside t
Wilson's practical ulmmatum the president in all that he has dome IN
Of the American peoph, and ii Val is THE result of his last note, a united
people will be behind him. There are many, perhaps, and they u INTO
tie millions, who think the president has been tool patient in the prob
lens that have arisen with Germany, and they may be right, but it IS a
serious matter o plunge a nation on n fundrd mhlion people into
var, and especial. o when n one "a tell where it will end.
For the papers that think that the time has passed when the real-
dent should take the stand that he took Tuesday and that what ne did
then should have been done at the time the Lustanha was sunk, te
Appeal has NJ patience. They are simply journals that play to every
yharo
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-21

same with proper vouchers and stat
utory affidavit attached with the
clerk of said court within three
months after the first publication of
this notice, if not they will be barred
by the statute.
Dated this l4th day of March, 1916.
MARY PETERSEN,
Administrators of the estate of P. H.
Petersen, deceased.
Date of first publication, March ID,
1916.
Date of last publication, April 7,
1916.
Alfred Chartz, attorney for admin
istratrix.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-21
THE PRESIDENT CALLS TIME.

President Wilson has put it squarely up to Germany to say whether
the friendly relations heretofore existing between that nation and our
avn shall continMe. 1t is more than a year since the attack o n the Falaba
and almost a cal since the world a. dazed and civilization shocked
by the slaughter of innocents when a torpedo was launched against the
Lusiania.
The reaction Of public sentiment ws such that Germany was be-
leved to have altered her policy Of "a % the sea- She gave ssuranee
of indemnity for the loss. of American lives, but went on destroying
more of them. The courseo of diplomacy has been al unbroken record
OF quibbling, w attempt to satisfy the blood-lust OF the frussian min
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-21

If you don': e-civ your paper
regularly please notify the office
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-21
POOR COWS MORE COSTLY.

A Gallon of mlk costs the University of California "a cents in feed
for the COW, according to figures compiled by the department OF agri-
culture over a period of two and one-half years.
The poorest o I'M the herd at the Davis, Cal, university farm, ate
l4S cents worth of feed to produce each gallon, but the best cow ager-
aged as low Is 400 cents per gallon of milk produced.
The lesson THAT the university hopes to drive home by the figures
with a poor o as with a good COW
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-21
MORE TARIFF 60 ARGUMENT.

Sugar jumped ten cents Tuesday morning, making the second ad-
vance within a weeks time. Last Thursday there a a fifteen POINT
rise. This brings the retail price OF a UNDERGROUND sack of sugar to
$825 or whereabouts for the a variety and $SO5 for beet sugar.
Since the first Of March sugar has advanced in price ST per Genital,
or n cent per pound, and in the past six and a half months the total
gain has been Sis. More rise in price may be expected, according to
the reGners. Heavy foreign buying III New York is given as the reason
for the advance in price.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-21

The Hearst papers decry the possibility OF war with Germany, but
go right o talking the necessity for intervention in McNico. How con-
sisent, but then Hearst has no vested rights in the Fatherland.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-21
CHINESE

1t is announced that the famous King Teh Cheeng porcelain factory.
which from the year 1896 furnished all the fine porcelain for the royal
palaces of China, is to be reopened. This factory IA partly destroyed
in the revolution in which tine republic a established and the various
samples and patterns kept There were divided among the leading revolt
tioniss. However, many patterns have been recovered, together with
samples
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-21
BEWARE OF OIL.

TarWa, a product of Oil, which was used by the commissioners of
Ne county for the improvement of Tonopahs Streets, has faned to do
the work that was promised and has been dropped. Nothing of it now re-
mains but the smell and a few relics i'll THE shape of stained clothes,
which evkn gasoline failed to refurbish. 1t is the san with all pro-
ducts Of crude oil that have been ,ed for road purposes, and Carson,
in considering its paving problems, should be wary of it.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-21
To All Who Are Interested

Two prospectors. whom the APP
peal can recommend, want help g
so on an expedition to locate and de-
velop ground containing tungsten
ores. Liberal arrangements will De
made. For particulars inquire at
this office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-04-21

tay caste O. n hand and the sentiments OF humanity that continued to
survive outside of Prussia and in the bosoms OF those not of this caste,
on the other hand.
All the wealth of THE German empire will not indemnify OF cancel
the loss of one American life, and therefore a continuance OF outawry
and piracy on the theory OF indemnity a the close of tha var Is o re-
pugnant tic dwell upon, ard could find Judgment only in the n of a
var maniac n ne hand or a craven O the other.
President Wilson has BEEN patient, probably too patient; THE people
of this republic have been patient And if the time or a severance OF
friendly relations with the nation that so denes the laws that have mere
tofore governed nations has not already passed, at least it is here, and
the American people will support the president in having called time
Goldfeld Tribune Rep)
If the government is able to employ dentists to repair THE teeth of
its Indian wards, does it not seem reasonable that III should accord the
same reatmentw without cos % whites who are unable to pay for similar
work?
--Oo--
In counting the cost OF the Villa expedition, a considerable part Of
which is conducted by mean of motortrucks, it is found that gasoline
is IN important item in the figures that already amount to Sl,WDOUO.
Snne of III joyrders will be amazed at their w moderation when
they contemplate the price of a warride.
The Hearst papers decry the possibility OF war with Germany, but
go right m talking the necessity for intervention in MtNico. How on
sistent, but then Hearst has no vested rights IN the Fatherland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-13

left IN The hands OF the commits sion
houses when the closing bell sounded.
There will be no session OF the Chicago
Board OF Trade tomorrow an adjourn
nent being had because of primary
election day. There was little in tho
way in news from Great Britain to
encourage wheat holders as the spot
market at Liverpool was / to ID low
er
The weakness in an positions was
on the improved Balkan condition &C
conpanied with the strike BY mill op.
erRtives at Liverpool
Corn u-es under selling pressure
most Of the day and in the absence
of good buying there were net de-
clines OF 10 2Ac and there was lit
tie in the way OF reactiopary power
in the market. The Weakness in
wheat was doubtless a help to tho
bears IN corn and the selling was
quite heavy. Rains in many sections
Of the belt and favorable crop re-
ports from nearly all the corn States.
coupled with declines at Liverpool for
both spot corn and Cargoes prevented
any buying In the way OF invsstm snt
Cash sales here were 1900 bushels
Oats we're y 10 &c lower. holding up
better than the other grains. Cash
sales here were 500, 900 bushels TO GO
to the seaboard. and the sales here
were $780, 600 bushels to go TO the sea
board. and the sales on the whole were
$4,000 bushels at Chicago. Hog pro-
ducts closed lower. The leading fac
/ tors were buyers OF September and
October deliveries, while the selling
was scattered. Those with profits sold
freely. The caeh trade was good In
| both meats end lard
Open. High. Low. Close.