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Arizona republican., 1916-08-05
ThiaumOnt Work
Is Captured By
The French Troops
Republican A. p. Leased WIrel

PARIS. August 4.-The French
troops in the region Of Verdun twice
during Friday captured the Thiau-
mont work from the Germans. hold
ing out the last time in the face Of
a counter attaclN according to the
French official statement tonight.
After having captured and then evac
uatinR the village of FleUry under
German counter attacks, the French
troops Friday afternoon in a bayonet
attack. recovered the greater part OF
the village.
Attacking simultaneously from the
northwest and the southeast. French
troops yesterday stormed the village
81 Flemy. three miles north of Yer
dm. and captured several hundred
Germans.
In the evening. however. the Ger
mans launched a furious counter at
tack. and after several violent at
teupts succeeded in getting a footing
in Tho southern part OF the village.
The French today continue to hold
the northern section Of the place and
heavy fighting is in progress.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-05
NoRDlCA'S HUSBAND LOSES
TRepubIican A. P. Leased Wirel

THepuDTIcah n ?. Ledstu WIFI
FREEHOLD. n. j., Aug. 4.--Georgc
=. Young. husband of the late Lillian
Nordica, lost his fight for possession
of the million dollar estate of the sing
er in a decision given by Judge Law
renee here today. Judge Lawrence
held that the will of 1914 leaving the
bulk of the estate to three sisters of
Madame Nordca should be admitted to
probate, throwing out the will of 1910.
which named the husband as the chief
beneficiary.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-05
Air Raid

LONDON. August 4.-British naval
acroplanes on Wednesday carried out
a successful raid on a German aero
dromc and on ammunition sheds in
the tcWn 9f Client. Belgium. says an
official announcement given 1T to-
night by the admiralty.
Minor operations last night by the
British on the Somme front result
ed in the gain for them of some
ground west OF Pozieres the war
office announced today.
Constantinoyle and the suburbs Of
Eartal ard Penbik recently were
homJarded by 4 submarine from the
Sea of Marmora. according to Con-
ytantinople advices to the Athens cor
respondent Of the Exchange Tele-
graph company.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-05
CASES AGAINST -FOUR COLORADO
\ MINERS ARE FINALLY DISMISSED

Ludlow and before the battle at
Walsenburg Mr. Chiles said that the
only cases before the courts in which
prosecutions will be pressed are those
against John r. Lawson and James
n Davis
Arizona republican., 1916-08-05
Acainst Italian Trade

ROME, August 1.-The Italian gov
ernment, according to the Messagero,
is about to publish a decree forbid
ding al Italians includiEg those iiv-
ing abroad, from doing business with
ItalV
Arizona republican., 1916-08-05

BERLIN. August 4.-Austro- Ger
man troops have regained all the
territory which they had lost in the
region Of Rudlla- Mirynskaia, east OF
Arizona republican., 1916-08-05

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-02

3uiianb bpr benz Ratbbaus arfsez
funben porben mar, 1T geftern gors
mittag i'm itGbtiidlsn Soipital ben
5Olgsn~einsr MOrpbiumrersiTtung err
lsgen uHo infulsebeHen tpuroe natiir@
lih bic sesen ibu erbobene &ntlage,
baB er Sutpiber ben geIebfiden Be
itimmungen Morp9tum in Ieinem Se=
iib ssba6t babe, geitern I'M Wiuri5iz
patgeri4t bon Rt6ter GIeranoer gss
ftriten.
Robsrt Smitb oon 2eringtOu, a1.
unb Gbsiter Senslsp pon Diniumss
tOpn. SD., bic in &eBler's GeIeaIddft
geIeRn tpurpen unb Don Der I}pli5et
barouf6in perbaftst rporbsr Daren,
ipetbeH brrIdufig als 8eugen fiir eo~
ron.r Or. 5oertmeper feitgebdlten.
Smith foG sueeitanben haben, baB sr
bsm MorpbiumldIter ergeben 1T unb
Rorbium in 2eriugton geturft babe.
qIsr Wabrfteinlihtett nab reroen
iid aud bic gurbes6ebOrben nit
Smith unb Seuslep befafen.
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unfdue.

- 4n Der SarriiOn uub Wontclair
9nenue fdno, ipie exit seitern sur
asnntnif; Der pol3si fam, am Oon1
neritag 46enb cine aolliiion 5tpii6tu
einem autompbil. in lpeldem ii9 bre:
Mdnner unb 5ipei 6runsn befaubeH.
unb einsm Buggp, in oem SplDeitec
Reibeiiel DON ebepiot uub SRI. Rarg
SnparB Don SO. 3143 !ourriiou ips
iaben, ifatt. Dsr2entsr bss4utomobil3
iDollie, tpie es beibt, cine aolliiiou nit
einem Strabeababntpagen permeib.I
unb rannte bier6si brett in bas poa
Reih.iiel selenite gugsp binein, ipos
bei bic befben Sniaitn naSrlih ber<
ausseidleubert ipurbsn. IeibeiIel tam
gliidIi1eripeiie nit Dem S6reden bos
BON. ipdbrenb Trl. S9Ddrs efntg.
Sdrdmmen odpontrug. 0as 4utomo'
Bill ssrietb ing Ruti6eH, ftiir5te eine
B5idung binab unb ibils NIT boiler
Wudt segen sinen Baum, ipc6ei IS
fat p0llig bemrlirt narce. Die Sns
faiIen ipurben in tpeiiem gosen bers
ausseIHIeubert, truseu ieooob, tpie es
heibt, leine erniten gsr.eBunsen ba.
Don. Dos MutomobiI III Ieiner 2ia
sensmummer mad gistutbum bon
5arrp 4usmau IT,. oOn go. 1920
s5airfar qlpen,le. Der aIs Reiienoer fur
bic american pnpsr anb Wopbens
mare Co.. 30. 104 Oft gcarl Strabe.
.bdtis lit.
Sebr slinrpiIicb FAM seiiern
Morgen Der Snbrnann SanuieI Ga.
niion. Der alttider eines 8adcripa.
gens onDorL els aitf Dem sldte Stra-
be 0iaouft Elm BON eSobr @elling
BON yec. 1853 Sarriion slperrue ae.
Ierlftes gllitpnrobil bineinfnbr. Gani.
ion muroe pon ieirern Sis geiblels.
bert, fam ieboh NIT einisen irnbeoei.
ten6cn Gd,rarrirlen 6npon. @e[lina
iuiiroe peeen gersbens gesen Die
.Dertebr beitiulutungeH nerboftet.
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1tnler ggent in .Samiltuu 1T Serr
GSnarS grnd, 449 Sab 5arfte St,.
gel Sci. 476 81. Some 9boHe
1851 = u.
- Ser 1s Sabre alte Charles 6.
Coleman DON go. 1881 3umitein
2lpenus, Cincinnati, betunHte ii9 ges
tern Dor Ri8ter Sbant i6ulbig bas
Autpmobil bon O. Sobngm eeitobz
len su baben unb ipurbe ben 9roBs
sei9porenen ii6eripieien.
- gbparb Weib, Der Rebatteur
Der Butler gountp preb tit bonn Gos
operative Srabes anb 2abor council
unb bsr spp6ograpbieal Union 80.
29O gum Selesatsn fir Die aonDens
tim Der Obio State 2dbor Jsbtraz
tion erfpdblt tporben, bic M Sttober
In Solsbo itaitfinb.f.
- DER ct. Rofa ssunsfrausrbsrs
ein Der Ct. Stspbdnus airde fsisrt
am Sonutas fein Qnniperiarium. lin
balb aht llbr Worseus 1T feierlides
6odamt unb an Rabmittag nm bulb
brei llbr 9eipsr nit leitpreSigt uuo
Segeu.
- Gerr unb grau gblparb 5. pes
ters bon go. 602 2ublotp Strube
tpurb.n burd bic geburt eines S0bns
6ens erfreut. Ser Iltine Groenbiirs
ger bat bag futtIite Gspi4t Don 5s9u
Yfunb.
- 6sute finbst in I'd. SeaItbb bic
idbrli6s Reuniou Der Jamilie gebis
itatt.
- 5bomas Clair, "a, bon Mibbles
totpn uEb GaLIie Si.e. 16. ebenfaas
BON Mbbletoipu, .rpirtieu bier einsn
5eiratbsfdsin.
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S. 2saar, ST per 2S06e.
: lQs Ser 65.iabrioe c,oiebh 81

= ais ser 65-idErige Ssoiepg Ga.
ieIo. 2615 a(ihIano sloerlue, geitern
Gben6 in Dem gllto ieines gr,ioers,
Or. Gaielo aus Der 9ircOln glpeiuie
in cie gSinsIoip 9lpenlie eirtbieoen
pcate, foaibtrte er NIT beln in erli.
gegcneeiester glibtiiug formleitoen
9luto Ses ., @eittile, ISeIt Sedite
StraBe iino iuitroe auf Ole StraBe
aeitIeuoert. ct fam ieoo6 init elmer
Saopfpunoe onpon iuto
begab iidJ nod Der Office ieines @r.i.
oerS, mo er bebaitoelt ipltroe.
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3leixe Holi5eiaatbrid3tea

= Der 5arbige Sbuer Seeer, 767
Sorr Strobc, ipltrOe eeitern abeno
inter ser glrflaee perbaftet, ein bent
slpotbcter Ssobn g9eif, @nlparos itno
@abiion 9foab, 9ioao geborenOes
3meirao gcitoblen 5u bnbeu. Gas
Ofob Dllroe III ieinem @eits gefuuoen.
- q. $. Settelrraper BON geo. 919
Oit WteUtillan Strabe erpirtte geIteru
einen 9aftbefebf sesen @iaiam auf=
berbeioe bon Ro. 1857 ct. Gbaries
plaee, 5poe part. ben er beI9ulbigt,
ibm einsn ipertHpien Gbef iiber
$1,000 aufgehSngt su babsn. Wie
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Gies mnb Sas.

9erbsrt 6. ltpiun Don GOGege
9iu; sSames s. WeuIrpD bon RO. 453
gtOneer Strabe uno 8illidm I. Bbea
Ian ir. pon @lenbaIe, s.. er6ieIteu gss
tern ppm 8inneniteuers sGinnebmer u.
6. @iuignl ibre 8eitalungen ais Gins
tommeniteiler .SnIpettpren, Sbre Grz
uennuns mar AMI 9runO elmer Gtbils
nitIglniptiterfiite our6 ben 9tnnens
fteuers& s&omntiFGr 8. .. Osborn in
@afbington erfOlgt unO nit oem qos
item 1T elm Sabresgebalt pOn $500
perbunben, pGbrenD fir &usgabeH
$500 jdbrliG erIuubt lperoen.
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Seaesxe xms Rastsm.

- Die Campbell Gcunto ganf IN
geaepue 6Iei6t n1daten @iontag ge.
id]Ldicu. 9ie 9soitoffice in 0auton
miro OH glrbeitertng I'M 5ebn lbr
gornlittaeg eeidIoiicn tperocn.
Ser Gaptoner Gdatlratb mirO
am ndaiten 0ie.litag ieine Situng
ab1nlten.
auldbli6 Der gittuei6irrg bas
neuen eagles @ebdiioes IN Canton,
miro bonn a. Bis 9. Septen6er cir
GtraBen &arnepaa abgebalteH lper.
oen.
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Wsrf0bnung, ipsl9er nit einem Quss
flug ouf bas 2anD belieaelt tperben
follte. gfber an Der Ilsronbria g.ife
ipurbe Der Greit trneuert uno pie
syrou grd6dm erfidIt, tpurpe Fe in
bas @eiid)t sef6lageii. Ter G61nf
feur 6arOfb Chamber iebts Oarauf
bic Mafdine in 9eipegung. 9rabam,
tpel9er ousseitiegen mar, btriu4te
binten auf8uiteigsn. fiel jeoo4 sugos
ben. er babe baraiif mad yteDport
tslepbonirt. iyrau Grabam purbe
entlalfsn unb ls Ipdter ibr @atte
9ller. @raham eridien, purbe oeniele
ben seratben cine Gar CUR Sabrt na9
Cincinnati 5u benuBen. 8rabam,
Elm ReiIenDer, ipobnt i'm Gluremont
8ebdube duf Wdlnut 5ills.
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Nus 2a.Sntg 0ebrtents
Rtnb6eit biro fptJerbeg amiis
idnte @ef9i9taeu er3dbtt: au4 Sub
mia Deorient bate bic Sartungi9e
56ule beIuat anb I6pn bumuls elm
eminentes mimfihes Sdient ge3ei9t,
pon Dem Bel ben 2ebrern ii1 munde
TRADITION er9clten. QGls dAtjdbriger
&nabe iolGte :r beim SffcEtIihen Gras
men 2i9tners rSbier unb Wteni6er
I9lieTen feite" oetlnnttereH. @r muBte
bies gu 5auTe etniiben unb enttpideIte
babel etne iolfe pis comicd, bdB feline
S6tpeiter Cote gar n9t aus bem
9a6en berdustdm. Dies oeroroB i'm
cher ouf bds Guberite, ia Biz au
56rGnen: benn er pollte bas @ebiht
eben gang ernitbuft urb nil Dem oez
borigen Rad0rad 6erIdgen; er osSs
Iiherte, gar nicbt Ipreben 5u fonnen,
penn 2otte i5E tntrter auslo4e. 8eil
Gramen trut sr gang tpoh,gemutb uut
pob iein Bid berfirfterie iiG, ala sr
feline S1peiter in Der erifen Gei4e Der
8ub0rer fiben lab. SIN an1anse sina
alles gut, aIlein er mar crit BET ben
rgeI9nGn5ten @Gitsn~ dngelangt, ols
er plDb[i6 peineub uusrieF: r2otte.
bu I19it T4on ipteber!" @r entfernte
F6 f9luhsenO unb mar rirbt 5ur 8oas
eHbuna Der Exclamation gu bstpessn,
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perfsnal' 'Nstisea.

gbartes Wasner Sr., Der
gdtte Don Srau Srmd 8. @agner,
qeb. Wiebemann, lit seitern nu6
Idngerem 2eibeu eeitpr6en. Der Sci
6en6esdnsniB finbet am Nepntag, a..
Ssptem6er. Hahmittags 80 llbr oom
Srauerbaufe Ho. 2510 Salem glOsz
nue. Spbe Yurt aus tatt.
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SettelmaDer beballptet, pertaufte er
&ufberbeioe ein 9lutomobil uno er9ieIt
als 8e5ablung eineu Gbet iiber 81 300
ouf bic Deitsrn 9erman 9unt, Der I'1
dnqebli5 ais iDertblos eripies.
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CifiJtsnr gerbaubfnnstn
bsr etabtaommiiiars ppH GtppOrt aH., ant
4. etptfmtcr 1916.

1er wemport Hat6 Der Stootstomniffdre
belt am o6ioen Datum nHier benz 9oriis bes
aQabors eibinqiton cine Spe8tGlsE Bs
nng ab sHipeieno irdreH BITE aonlmiNGdre
Gbert, DlcGred, Sermon uHo AleieHbere
Cine 8efolniion ipiirbe nneenomiHer, iporl6
;sorberurser 5nm 9eirage bon S4,625.73 be-
ipilfat lpnrben
;serucr rnroe cine HefoIntioH nreenortmen.
fporaeh Rennrnlen 5um @etrnpe bon S4O3 .95
beipiQigt pnrben. - 6ierduf Gertngura.
Bo. ~ .. oibIrgf tom, Wdnor.
tftteit: artbur Rotb. Reeorber.
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Gem Niprpfinut erfeaen.

Der @6antteIIner Oscar aebler
bon Ro. 1903 Suutbiibe elpertue. Der,
ME beridtst, pOrsefsrn iufolse Waors
p5iumgeuufiss in baIbberubtlOlsm
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yefa1lntntndmll1.

nrttsdnsiu
caecu
Nnfcmrte.
Daaen bdapm, w araf T.. eepsubr
Ieer RrdnN4ha sobnbopham
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Don Der man gar ni9t fpri&t, bic
GRAY tit sHss!ssin ases - fsst i@tGis:
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80 80 sf~Nstb N<ait tttitti
aim q. Sss.
Tts eHae sSrsmaHm Co.,
1sf. 9. Ggof g. 90,
cnnnimsbam & 1sbblIms,
Tsnnsnn 4 Garrra,
Gbns. .. 1tBnau.
SIM. .. 1nnimann.
-. .. funH 4 Co.,
u. u. Tesenhart,
artb. n. Gsid,sa,
James o. SiHM
H,iliiam y. 5aIbnsI
aolm 7. tsinisam,
sniiap Hiibstaus.
3amss ~iiiiaan,
s,epn oobnpp,
sSitpb sait's con,
9heo. Ssmsr,
esnrb Suripaife & ssn,
g. abfeubsrt
%. y'ad ,ssbnisu
u. Z. saeeds 90,
{bf ylabsf Hutu
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n. %. epasth,
Z. ~. eluinbftr &C.,
Jsi. edjrsibsr q Con,
~. o.. etsiie esHs,
Hm. ". sswarb,
Z. z. snaIpam s So,
saaItfr o. streItia
0sHfb n. shmibt,
n. ". yprbiS,
gsnbrrhaar & eiftter,
g,itt & ettrmeI
u. u. @atiius,
1bs Msii,shri Co.,
ysiniam 4. rirmfi,
~. ~. gashsrmann & Con,
Rift & 60.
tsraiiman 4 Snrffnedt
@ss. u. Diltits
7. z. sjuusblnth & con,
Hrabb 4nto esrpiee Co.,
ein'ii o.. %. rmHlbHs g.,
Tie EussH Gin eipsrp Co.,
3nmiftin Iaritab 90.
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Miaiam aHns. @
Splm q. 2istsmepss,
4. 2 .Dlnlplbiifs
gsba n. glsbsr.
q. .. s'latrs & esn,
q. e. D. wlsptr,
v. o. MssrmaHH
Ghehu y. @inilsm,
6has %. g'iatr,
ebas. q. glsbsr,
Gswnrs @lsttr, 5r..
n. Tsioborb & Gons,
5rtb. eaasls & eoHs,
3sbn ]. Mabel &C.,
aubH Z. slabsl.
n. n .gIsailh.
ettsr TsbSib.
t'tttr Nsbslb's Cons,
@sS. o. 9lobor & Ge.,
Gan Rabs,
n. 9. slois
1hss. Nsff & ssn,
& uavsos IA
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3a,niItDa.

1lnisr ggent in !Samiltou 1T Serr
GbnarS gruf, 449 Sab 5apfte St,.
gea Sci. 476 81. Some 8boHe
1851 81.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-05
! JOHN F. CLARK CO.'S COTTON LETTER


NEW ORLEANS. May 4.-Liverpool furnished
a surprise with futures to 9 points higher than
due. Spots unchanged, sales 5000 bales.
There are several reasons for this action
Relief over the situation in Ireland, futures
too far under spot prices, deficient supply in
Liverpool. bullish accounts of weather and crop
stands. and the favorable forecast of the an
swer from Berlin, which, if ii may be believed
abroad, might cause more active support in our
markets. : the value Of cotton has been held
down so long by politics. There is also the
explanation of momentum with which any old
timer in market affairs is familiar by expert
ence When a market changes tack. the best
of reasons and arguments Is often OF no avail;
ii keeps in the new direction simply because it
is a swing and after months Of abnormal de-
preston by outside influences, the present stu
alton seems particularly fitted for an exhibition
of momentum.
Our market opened 10 to II points higher on
Juy, points higher new crops, but not with
rather general selling by scalpers principally on
fair weather indications and the uncertainty of
the Berlin answer which II is believed VIII De
given unfavOrable Interpretation on first ap-
peaPance, merely because sentiment is bearish
and the disposition is that way.
The Associated Press says: German reply
to Americas note expected momentarily; be-
lieved It will be handed to Ambassador Gerard
this afternoon.
Dry goods reports say: Cotton goods were
firm today with an advance in print cloths"
Under such conditions there is no ground for
raw cotton prices to give way. In fact bearish
sentiment seems only III the contract markets,
While spOts and spot holders present a state of
growing solidity.
Early this morning there was q lively demand
fer spots based on the strong Liverpool. Several
ney buyers arrived from this interior and brok-
ers believe there are enough orders in the spot
Ter conditions continue bullish. The map shows
Ian unseasonably low range of temperatures over
the belt and continued dry weather over the At
lantics where the government reports for the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-05
an. I.0t -I.VV .'--... 10
COTTON OIL MARKET.
COTTON
BY OCTOBER PREDICTED

w Collier Estes, who just returned from
san Antonio, says: There will be no early cot
ton. Not n stalk OF cotton is upon the Taft
ranch or around Corpus Christi. When you
get up north as far as Beeville, cotton is up
as far as Waco. North of Waco nothing up.
From Shreveport 10 Atlanta through Louisiana.
Mississippi and Alabama, practically nothing up
Occasionally you see field of cotton up, but
II is the rare exception. The temper of the
trade is very bearish A great deal of cotton
in Texas black lands is being sold for october
delivery. Buyers want TO hedge with futures
saving there is 81 a bale in il. I tell them
there is no hedge the cotton will be worth
- cents then and the farmer will never de
liver the cotton. The Jnps still grab all the
cotton in the west. They have cheap freight
rates and no. big war insurance. Buy cotton,
keep buying it gRtA it is very, very much
higher.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-05
HEREFORD CATTLE MEN
FORM AN ASSOCIATION
]. 7. Anderson, of Marietta
Elected President of
Organization

Marking a new epoch in the annals Of
the cattIe-raising industry of the state
or Georgia was the organization wednes-
day night at the Piedmont hotel of the
Georgia Hereford Cattle Breeders asso-
citation.
The organization is launched with
thirty-tvo members. having in their pos
session l.OI4 head Of registered Here
ford cattle, all within the state.
The following officers we're elected:
J. T Anderson. Marietta, president;
g F. shingler. Ashburn. vice presidents
II. P. Redwine. Fayetteville. secretary
treasurer; =. T. Boswell Sloan, and
p s. Cunningham. LEILA. members of the
executive committee, which shall be
composed also OF the officers
There were about siXty-five cattle
breeders in attendance at the meeting,
most of whom were cattle breeders OF
the south who had been here to attend
the sale OF Hereford cattle at the Miller
Union stock yards Wednesday
w. s. Whitman. one of the speakers,
said that the cattle-raising industry
would protect Georgia from the one
great evil that threatens hert-he boil
weeViL
Among those present at the meeting.
some OF whom made talks, were Fred
Reppart. OF Indiana. auctioneer of the
sale: DR.. + VI Nighbert. Of the bureau
OF animal industry OF the United States
department OF agriculture; Mr.. Tucker,
OF the land and industrial department
OF the Atlanta. Birmingham and Allan
tic railroad. ". n Brown. agricultural
.geut for the Southern railroad; r j.
kinzer. Kansas City. secretary OF the
American Hereford association; r }.
StripIin, manager for the Southeastern
Fair association. Milton =. flanagan. OF
the chair Of animal husbandry of the
state Agricultural college AT Athens;
: J. TAYLOR. of Frankfort, Ky.
According 10 the bylaws Of the or
oenization. any person who IS Geor-
gian may Join the association The fee
Is So for membership and the annual
dues are s..
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-05
Higher Cables, BJIIiSh Spot
AdviCeS and More Favorable
Political Conditions Caused
Covering and General Heavy
Buying
NV Associated Press. }

NEW YORK, May 4.-The cotton market
opened steady today at advance of TO IL
points in response to relatively firm cables and
hullish over night spot advices from the SOUTH
July contracts sold at 12.47 and october at 1256
right after the call. about to points above
last nights closing figures, but there seemed
10 be quite a good deal of realizing and some
scattered selling on improving weather condi-
tonS. while demand probably restricted by
uncertainty as TO the exact character of the
German note on the submarine question. Prices
soon sRgged off some or points from the
best and the market was rather unsettled toward
the end of the first hour.
The early reaction carried July contracts
down 10 1239 and October TO 1919 back Ia
figures but offerings not particularly
heavy and the market became firm toward mid
day bullish spot advices, a more favorable
view OF political conditions and revival OF
peace ruulOrs. Many recent sellers for reac'
ton seemed to be covering, and buying was
general on the advance which carried July up
TO 1888 and October to 1903 shortly after
midday about IS to 70 points above last
nights closing figures.
All months made high ground TOR the
movement during the early afternoon with July
selling up to 1892 while March contracts sold
through the 18-cent level with the general list
showing net gains of "a to Is points. Trade
interests were active buyers Of July and good
many Of the contracts sold for profits yesterday
were replaced on the advance. Prices held with
in Q or points of the best around o'clock.
Spot cotton steady; middling uplands 1888;
sales lass.
NEW YORK COTTON.
The following were the ruling prices in the
exchange today.
Tone steady; middling IL CSC quiet
Last Prev.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-05
NAVAL STORES
(By Associated Press

IBy AssOclateu FIesk.J
SAVANNAH. Ga, May. 4.-Turpentine, firm
SIS l. a 39c; sales, none; receipts, 44S; shipments
none; stock. 1856.
Resin. firm; sales. none; receipts, 1914
shipments none; stocks, 60.561.
Quote: B. S3.S5; D and Z. $500; and G
s., 10: II. 81. 1904. 90; l. S4.20; X, S435G4.45
NJ, s4.65; \. 475d49O; VIC, S5.05; WV, IS.
KANSAS CITY BUTTER, EGGS POULTRY
KANSAS CITY, May 4.-Butter, creamery
82c: firsts, SOC; seconds, Csc; packing, o12c
Eggs. firsts, 2115c.
Poultry hens 15c; turkeys, 20c; springs, 25c
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. May 4.-B:Ittcr, lowers cream
cry 29@31 1.c.
Eggs. lower: receipts. rs. 135 cases; firsts
201a a 2OS4 c. ordinary firsrs. 19d193tc; al MARI
cases included 19M20%c.
Potatoes receipts, % cars, unchanged.
Poultry, alive, lower: fowls. 1sc.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-05
ENGLAND HAS SEIZED $50
ENEMY SHIPS DURING WAR

LONDON, May Earl Curzon, lord
privy seal, announced in the house of
Lords that total of $50 enemy ships
had been detained, seized or captured
by the allies in all parts of the world
since the beginning of the war.
He added that it was an encouraging
fact and a curious coincidence that
the British merchant ships lost through
war operations were exactly balanced in
number and tonnage by the new ships
added to the register during the war.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-05-05
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET


NEW YORK. May 4.-Coffee: Rio, No. Z,
9& cents.
METAL MARKET
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. May 4.-The metal exchanges
quotes lead S7.25G7.5O; spelter dull. Easr
St Louis delivery. 171a asked.
At London, lead 81 pounds lbs Cd; spelter
9s pounds.
Copper firm; electrolytic nearby nominal; Al
gust and later S2S. 50G 29. 80.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes tin quiet; spot sol od
az. 90.
At London spot copper 49, pounds; futures
1870 pounds; electrolytic 14S pounds; spot tin
200 pounds: futures 1913 pounds 15c.
LIVE STOCK By WIRE
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. May 4-HOgs-Receipts, 1900.
strong: bulk Of sales, s9.70@9.S5; light, $s.SO1
9.95: mixed, $950d9.90; heavy, S9.S09e.sO'
rough, $9.3569.5O; pigs. $T.25Q9.o0.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000, weak; native beef
steers, S79Od99O; stockers and feeders, So.SO
Gs.65; cows and heifers, s92o@s.5O; calves
$6.25G9.25. .s %
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. weak; wethers. So 90
$3.50: lambs. S7.75d11.7O.
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET
(By Associated Press.)
1T. louis. May 4-Poultry unchanged. except
chickens, 16l5c; turkeys, 14d23c.
Rutter unchanged.
Eggs-Steady. 1s11c-