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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
Administrative Board.


In accordance with the request of
the Council Committee on Streets. the
Administrative Board yesterday di-
rected the city engineer to prepare
a report In connection with the grad
ing of Brooke Road The Richmond
and Chesapeake Bay Railroad Com
pany has been directed to place it's
tracks along Brooke Road, within the
corporate limits. at the grade recent
ly established by the city. The COM
pany appeared before the Street Com
mittes at its last meeting with a pro-
test. and the whole matter was re-
ferred to the city attorney. city en-
gineer and Administrative Board for
adjustment with the company.
Bids for granolithic work around
the new Rogers Park" Fulton. were
opened yesterday, and referred to the
city engineer for -tabHiatien-T'f This
park is on the site of the old Con-
federate navy yard, at Lester, Maple
and Poplar Streets. Its esta blishmen
is due TO the efforts of Councilman
whom the park is to be named
State Corporation Commission.
Charters granted:
Amendment to charter Piedmont
Produce Company. Incorporated. Am
herst, Va, changing name to Beau
mont Company. Incorporated. and
changing location principal office
from Amherst, Va, to Tye River, Va.
Prudential Building and Loan Com
pany, Incorporated. Norfolk. Va.
Maximum. $4,000; minimum $500.
Building and loan association. Jno.
l. Singleton. president. D. r. Single
ton. secretary and treasurer. both
Norfolk. Va.
Virginia Kentucky Realty and In
vestment Corporation. Richmond, Va.
Thos. Purcell, president. Robert f.
Henley. secretary: F.. A. Leake, treas
urer. all Richmond. Va.
Cuatotolapam Sugar Corporation,
Winchester, Va. Maximum, 100000;
minimum. $3.50, 900. Own and lease
sugar plantations e V, Weems. pres
ident; Shirley Carter. secretary. both
Winchester. Va
Appalachian Land and Mining Com
pany, Incorporated. Richmond. Va
Maximum, $4,000 minimum, 81 1000.
John B. Ingram. president: Holt s.
Lloyd. secretary. both Richmond, Va.
Blue Ridge soapstone Company,
Incorporated. Richmond, Va. Maxi
mum $500; minimum. $500; par val
ue, 81. Soapstone business Tobias
B. tombstone. president; w. NJ. Lott.
secretary, both New York City.
The National Protective League for
Negro Girls. Incorporated, Richmond,
Va. No capital stock. Purposes
charitable. Pearl L. Bland. secretary;
Ora Brown Stokes, president, both
Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27

building permits to the following per-
sons:
Edward Watson. to repair frame
dwelling, No 1894 North Twenty
eighth Street. to cost 3a26.
Oakwood Avenue Church, to repair
building at No. 33t5 r Street, TO cost
3isB.
Export Leaf Tobacco Company. to
repair brick warehouse, Lombardy
Street. between Clay and Leigh. to
cost s142.
John A. Jones, to repair frame
dwelling, No. 100 East Twentieth
Street, to cost $3.50.
]. L. waithall. to build brick dwell
ing, McDonough Street, between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth, to cost $1,000.
C. L. Thomas, to build brick dwell
ing. Eemmes Avenue. between Thirty
first and Thirty-second Streets. to cost
$4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
Police Court, Part III.

Henry Ebon. colored. was yesterday
fined s25 by Justice Maurice in Po-
lice Court. Part II, on the charge Of
threatening to kill his wife, Virginia
Ebon. After being locked up at the
Third Station, Ebon seemed to have
brainstorm. He became so wild
that Sergeant Vest had to threaten
the use of an iron bar and afterwards
had to lock him up In a cell.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
Hastings Court.

Raymond German was yesterday
acquitted of the charge Of driving a
heavily loaded truck over smooth paw
ing. while the Madison Transfer Com
pany was fined 81 on similar charge.
J. r. Bradley. colored. was fined 81
for recklessly driving team.
]. L. Sutherland was acquitted of
the charge of having his automobile
muffler open,
w. r. Lindsay was fined $40 for
failing to replace sidewalk in front
of 2, 4 and South Eighteenth Street.
All these cases were on appeal from
the Police Court where q ma was
entered In each case,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27

New York. May 2s--On the New York
Metal Exchange lead was unchanged,
while tine declined NC. The total street
market for copper was quiet and I'M
changed. with eisetroytic quoted at
90 asoc FOR Ausust and later delivery.
London quoted spot and futures cop
per at a decline OF IS for both.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
SCOUTS PREPARE FOR
BIG FIELD DAY Event
Spring Nest June 10 Will Be Featured
BY Large Number of In
tcrcsting Tests

xF Ira
so Nupc' vi
tercsting Tests.
49,. p,.h-
Dusy usys are 1neao toI ene go
onu Doy scouts. Sainpns !,
rOE Mnu, ne Ds n
I'M, wCn COMES TINS year Tavt
m TIL 49, ~ ~ ,neH ~. W ~ ~
uo.y VIII % Memora! Lay @
.. n.se p's part " peiio' ~
rn.,.
nn,,u.sS r nw. co .s ~. na' 49,
t ta' aa..ti III h h.wa a,s ~. comns a su nS
tni,or,. al JOG" p'epa'eu anu
Gr"rs p,,,. r,.,.
r,ra E.,r cro,ras 49,, ,a,e
a..ar,h,,, ~ rcn,t. pa,,;.,
r,a,d Tvsr,.
IN A..uh,, =, Scout. q,
,-art - .r.ra.t.rS - rai- rrn,,,,d.
10 cin1 .tsnd Troon No - ~ ist,
troon NO. "a a. IN - ~
rtSht RmvIe Etfa ana nrur, = rms
on left o. north aide.
rrs.ert Tan no,nt. ror ths coutsst
- ~ ~,van for 1nn ner can't rre.crr
q for a. mar c.nt ~ ovsr FOR "a
49, ..nt ~ ov.r 40 Ey.rv scout
ny, .tt.nd. MI, th.r.rars msks
rats4. e. ~. $780,
r,.ss ~
- M-c-.~1 r.-s:- soo,,. r..s
,,,S..: 80 .t.ns ~ er,,,rons ~ 70.
iroi. SCOUT Msst.-. 80 n.c.. In
$500 - 49,. nstro, "a xs~,s+. ~
scn,t ~. - rssr Tr,on. nu.t
rsnor+ ~ 49, an. nor.+ .+sv L. ,haIr
80. dnrtr. ~. o,t.ra 80,
o-N' ES,e No a
,.oo =. re- ia r.,,r
s.a,,t. ~ a.. ra~A.r ~
-.
49, ~ 49,. rs.;an> 1n.,,,I.dH -
ner,orr, ~. Ssran.tr.t,on
sH.st.a 80, s,,a-.. 49, 80
1890 .s'
a.. az ,t. 60 ~, 81
,,ar,. 49,. nna sas - nh
e Inv Ioosf VI W"
ra.h .rno, .s
1911. no'i.u nv.
80 r.. nart,.,s,n ~ ya 80
.has - AZ. g..
ws. al, ' 49, ". Ios" Wy So,
-. w
e.. 1890. ama 80 On s rurn ,,iaus
20 hse uues'ions or oenoIs1ra.lohs
VIII oo'Hpose .Ho EVsFy TEAM
wan 90 the zane unhs ana 81 me
sans uine. brins All necessary equip
rhen' o,n.s 70 DC "oh' hrs' io'
second o. 'hiro :.
80. 6sens 20.
30 10 o. h-c~ciret&heE ilenll, r
rvs On .eai' one Ihehper 70 10
pat,sh. A"o STAINS and TOUR oSou'
goa.s 10 oe osea IN Manhs suetcuei
hfee Soa's On s.Fetehe.. o,io Foiieu
Iof pi,lo" h'ihu'os AZ Win
10 n'ahe sue'.he,' one minute To
loaa' races 20 DC AWARDED az re-
saros oest stFe'eheI IN tns 'ii',c'
WofA ...at ~ oIipietea win'n sne
'hiee minutes IA .lanins tiIe suetene'
anu one iil',nte III loau'ns 10 CONT
manner. % placing paue,'' on srs'en-
70 count aiso' rHs' o. Seco"o o.
thiru l.
Gse". NO, -
$40 10 ';so r. M.--sisnahhs. Fou'
on team. sisna"hs Iass 10 De ur-
h.shed py scouts, soma hoIe min
utes Ai'oweo. WORSE nlinuseS az
lowed no more ume aIlowed' stnp
WISH "His''e o'o~s' ->ea'e s1 per
message 10 count and unoer uu.e also
70 count rrst o. SECOND o. tii'o l.
.Ahno"heer caiis Ahot-tshs teah D
scouts step QUIZ
Esent 70 o,
o. -. p..aau, a.,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
On the Cuyh.

New York. May 2s,--United Motors
was again the features of the curb
market today ana reached & high price
level. Metal shares were more active
and in nearly all instances nrmness
was shown.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
Cotv on@es~d OIL,

New York. May 3s,--Cottonseed oil
had better support today and rallies
average about ten points Rehners
and shorts were fair buyers Good
cotton conditions had not induced free
selling OF new crude oil.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
hank ElIGmr1nrH

New York. May 5s.-Bank cIearings
In the United States for the week end.
ing May Is. aggregate b,6&7.2s7 600
against ss.75s,17s. 900 last week and s5.-
905 435, 600 In this week last year.
Richmond's clearings were fIs.i5<,-
600. an ss per cent increase over the
corresponding week of 1915.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET.
by Miller a Co. Members
CHICAGO Hoard of Trndel

tQuossfaens by Miller a Co. Members
Chtcswe Board of Tradso
Chicago, May fs-while a great deal
OF wheat was bought today on the
unfavorabIe crop conditions reported
from Kansas and Oklahoma. there was
q great deal sold by longs in the fear
that much needed rains would visit
four hours The market closed with
advances OF IN to NC Resting spots.
however, were y 20 No below the high
est levels reached.
Cash sales at Chicago were $4,000
bushels and at the seaboard they wore
400 900 bushels Manitoba.
Corn closed unsettled and irregular,
tho May losing &c and the deferred
futures gaining u to NC. The May
future was under selling pressure
nearly all day as the trade on shs
whole was backing away from the cash
article, although buying the deferred
months. -z
Reports on the growing crop were
generally favorable except in tho
Southwest where rains are needed. Cash
sales here were small at 100. 900 bush
els Oats were II c lower for May, whils
deferred months were u to u higher.
Shorts were tho largest buyers. while
the longs sold. Receipts were large
and the demand moderate with sales
OF i.ao0. 900 bushels. Canadian report
for export.
While buying by one Of the larger
packers caused strong feeling In pro-
Visions during the morning. the with
drawal of this support caused sharp
break. There was considerable Iiqui-
dalton of July stuff by tired longs.
Closings were around the lowest prices
reached.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

Reported BY Rodgers, FfummeR d. Cens
pasy. Incorporated.
Petersburg, Va, May rs, 1918.
SPANISH. FARMERS STOCK
First quality. 800 per bushel. nom.
inal.
VIRGINIA., FARMERS STOCK
Fancy Jumbo. &c per pound.
Fancy handpicked. sac per pound.
Extra prime. 3hc per pound.
Prime. 3kc per pound.
Smelling stock, an to &c per pound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27

New York. May 2s.-Raw sugar i'm
proved in tone today. Centrifugal. %
test s.Ss: moiasses, So test. sea. Re-
fined unchanged
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
Law ana Equity.

A verdict was rendered yesterday
in the suit of Beasley and Blanford
against the Eastern Coal and Export
Corporation, for $500 A motion to
set aside was continued for argument
The following suits were instituted:
Lizzie Coleman against the Fidelity
and Casualty Company. OF New York.
for $4,000.
William Catlin against c. X. Bry-
ant, for $1,000.
Edith Tunis Sale against the Pull
man Motor Car Company ct ais, for
1000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
A1nnrN Market.

New York. May 2s-Can money
today az ~ yer cent; high. ~ low
o. renewals "a ruling rate, az close,
az.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
Moore Case Continued.

The case of Lucille Moore, a young
white woman, charged with passing
worthless checks on several mer-
chants, was continued in Juvenile
Court yesterday to this morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
RICHMO Nd rouAcCo MARKET.


Consaents For the Week.
New Tobacco - Suncured - Receipts
moderate: market good at quotations.
bark nred Receipts light: market Ia
fair quotation. Unsound Tobacco nArd
to sell At any price.
Bright robacco-Recsipts fair and
market quiet. Prices stronger on
solory tobacco.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
Police CnuH.

The case of Nino Groce, charged
with selling liquor to a minor. was
continued yesterday until June g. He
is alleged to have sold the liquor to
the minor. who gave II to a woman
Immediately afterward.
Leon Noel and George Martin.
charged with having broken into No.
220 South Belvidere Street, and car
ried off a suit Of clothes. will be heard
on June s.
Another large batch OF citizens with
unlicensed dogs were in court. A
number were discharged after secur-
ing the necessary license, and others
were fined
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
Deeds Of Release.

c. r. Garrett to Julien Gum, lot
Lewis east of unnamed street, 52-sx
40; ss96.
NJ. L. Willis and J. J. Leake, trus-
tees to Arthur Dunnavant. No. 1904
s Street. $500.
s. f. Brown. trustee, to Lizzie l..
Htanard and husband. No. sos North
trst: ss4S.
Bagby and Wexford. trustees, to
Walter f. Lipford (partiaD, northeast
corner Carlisle Avenue and Montgom-
cry Street, 70x140: $1.12o.
w. +. Brown, trustee. to Delaney
and Morris, No. ITO North Addisont
$3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
RICHMOND FkUIr nARKET.

Wholesale quotations furnished by thu
B.aIock Fruit and Produce Coz
Richmond Va, May rs, 1918.
yrynDtrA UpHIST A nY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27

htthnONo stOCN MhAeNGh
tFrori caskie @. Burch q Coz
Richmond. Va, May 2e. 1919
state Securities.
BID. Asked
WA IS. OLD c. and r.. 1882 eoh
Virginia Centuries, 1891, sbh go
City Securities.
Rd City Is. c. and r., 1875
1919 ...... ..... 9bh
street Railway Bonds.
n and p. Tt. Co So. 1885. ,s3h
street Railway stocks.
Par.
Va. r. and p. Co, pfd. 100 102
Va r and p. Co. com. 100 ASH AN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
mHCmmorD PRODUCE mAnwEH

Quotations Furnished by wsod1n q
Sect. Comn,ission Merchants.
Richmond, Va, May rs. 1918.
The wholesale market from actvAl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-27
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Spots, 1890; unchanged.
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als 90 pl0blif reid seiporbsne Grisg.-
Iiefsranien beim SpieIe. Gessn cine
WflIion Grarten fanb fid in baar po,;;
su ben 9beilnebmern Der biibiden o.
fenidaft seb6rten aud Elm rumdniiftr
=, ,Siaaismdnn" imb 3fpsi 9eiperber um
ben aIbnniitsn 9bron. Was bic 1dn'
3e BEL bieIsu Observation-Disclosures b..
irifit, 10 b:sdnn man NIT bsm BE-
iannten 5anao unb BEN Wahi6s,
bod, balb uerlanste bic pertp0bnis
aunbItafi strpas Reues. Gin .0efan'
senentan5", bsr ron aafasnettsn uus.
fer b.m .aamsrab, 8amerdb!" besleis
tet purbe, Ianb ieinen quildng; base
gen errans Der rGrabentdn3" elmer
polltommsasn Grfols. auh 5tidnet
iid bitIer san, ipirtlid bur1 eire
febr orisin.lle grfinbung Gus. Bon
Der 9sde binger Ianse Auaitsn mil
@I0dhen, urb lper BON ben Sdn5enb,r
cine Der Guaiten btriihrt unb Elm
Gl5dtten gum 15nen brins!, fdeibet
ous. Big 5u!sbt nlr nod Elm ein,is.r
31nser iibris bitibt. Da bic Auditer
fsbr tief bdngen, miiIf.n bic sdnser
NIT getnidt.n anien ipie Nrbsiter in
sineny niebriaen 9unnel seben unu
tanoen. Die 9amen leiiteten Bel bieis.
unterbaltun1 auT bic boben 9adens
idube @er,itt unb idIitblid ian3ts
ale WeIt benz graknhan5" In Striims
hfen!
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8ie Sapans 5Orberunsen in
CHINA fiinitlia uurbe.
reitet lperGen.

5otio, %. September. - Die
pieoerbolte Grneueruns be- Don So
pan an China seiteuten Sorberunsen
iperoeu ii9erlih Diel ba5u beitrasen,
bic WeIt 5u iiber3eusen, oab Die Don
Der Regierung in SOtio bsftdnbis nsu
er3eusten Differen5sn uuO lntsrbaHos
Iungen 6roniih gu perben besinuen.
Die arantbeit beftsbt ipenigsr in Der
gebarrIidteit Der Sotioer Resisruns,
INNER neue 9riinbe fir bic 5oroeruns
gen gu finben, aIs in Dem Gnti9lub
Der japanif4en Gbaupiniiten, ben
europdiIden &rieg gu benubsn, um iid)
in China bic Oberbanb 3u perfdafs
fen. 0iefe 9altungrbem Ra9barreibe
gegeniiber III niht eiua Der @eIins
nungsausbrud bes jdpdntiden Bottles,
ionbern entipringt Der politit elmer
md&tissn Gruppe 4auDintitii&er pa
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@iliOns useiitis. Ginb.it",

Die Rebe, bic Dilion DOR Der GAM
beIstammer sebalten bat, ertldrt ben
3pet ieines geiu4es. gin' bsiOnbers
Yerunlaiiung lag ni6t Dor. Gin
cinnuti 1T melt bapOn, 70 ilIpns 2ieb.
lingsItabt gu ietn, benn er bat iid
gang beionbere Mibe geseben, Gincins
nati 5uriifSuiteuen, tDie ii9 oas ge5eigt
bat, als er GIeOelanb uno ui9t Gius
cinnati CUR ReierDeitaot ma4te, trobs
Dem 2eBteres elm ipeit grDBeres gants
gei4dft na9peiIen tann. Gr III lss
oielid IN politiider @bii6t bergetoms
men, um republitanii6e Stimmsn
bur9 2lnsriffe auf bic 0eutiden 5u
getDinnen. 9luf biefen Spn mar feline
Rebe beutli9 geitimmt, ba iie Oon Der
geiittgen ginbett Der Nattpn 6oroelte.
WaS Wilion oarunter Deritebt, 1T Sur
8euiigs betdnnt. 8om erIten 5age an,
bu Der &rieg in europa aust rad, bat
er feline ausfDdrtige pOlitit aui SSDrs
eerung Der alliirten SntereiIen gsftelt
lHb oas bat tiefsebenoeu NiberIpru6
errsgt. Dieter Wioerfpru- befiebt
nod unb 8ilIou bat 9lGs, bic nit feis
ner 2eitung Der auspGrtigen alngeles
genbeiten ni6t iibereinftimmen. als
lrameritanifh gebrdnbmartt
Gs mar gerabs5u IelbitDerItanbli9,
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S,,, CbiO
Sdeint iidJ Der II Sabre alte Soispl
9luue ertr6nft 80 baben.

9lllsm qnifxin nah bat Der II
Sabre alte Soifpb Rufpe bon Ro.
1914 Weitsrn Qpenus, Der am Diens,
tag absnb'be polisei als permibs &c.
mslbst lporbeH, Ieinem asben freiipiIs
lig elm gnb. semaht unb ii4 i'm Sbio
ertrdnit.
Wsnisitsns purb, ssitern in Rotth
gsnb pom boriisen Usaribdl 3. 70.
Midman am GlnBufer Elm Rod os'
fanben, in ipeI9em Der Rame Jofspb
Rulpe ino bic 2ltreifs 1914 Meifsrn
Aptnus tingtndbt mar. ytrner befons
ben iid) in bem Rod $4.05. eine Ia.
botspfsife unb cine Sirei@hcIsi@d4s
tel.
Die Qlnseb5riuen Mupe's, bic bon
BEN Junbt bsnaHri@tist ipurbsn. ers
ilGrien, bab felt Gonntas jebs Gpar
bss Wermibitn febIt. obsr Ne fportn
auBsr Gtanbe 5u erfidrer, tpdrum Der
iunse Iaua sdbimOrb bsoe1su
.folse
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Nou,inirt
SiuS bic aaubibatsu fit bic Beam.
tsuwabl bee ct. Mopiius Mai.
iennereins.

Jiir bi. am triien Sonntag i'm
DECEMBER in ben perIfisbensn @ts
msinbsn fiottfinSenbe 9eamtenpabl
bss ct. alopfius Waiienpereins iinp
bic folsenben 2anbibaten nominir.
iporben:
prdfibeni: p.ter 8. s4nsiber unb
.. Gtridsr.
8iseprdiibent: ssoi.pb s. Wsnfrup
pnb Sobn S6oettsliptte.
Griier Gstretdr: George .. Sdranb
unb s.. 9rueder.
3p.itsr Gstreidr: Geo 8. Hedman
uHb Sreo. ). 2ueus.
Sriiisr Setrttdr: Sobn s, Websr.
Sr., unb Senrp 3. Wibbelbers.
Griisr Shabmeifter: Sobn 8. Wss
nsrs uHb @so. q. 9ueiher.
3fpeitsr S6asmeiiier: 90. Strebels
mann unb Spbn .. Wleberrenie.
9ruiis.s: @erbarb SGmibt. Sos.
grinimann. WiGiam Witts, Germ
bon Wablbe, Sos. q. COMFORT. q.
Stautberg.
Gritsr Gabnentrdssr: 6snrp StrOia
unb Sos. MeFel.
Gabnenbesleiisr: Jranl 8rintmoels
Ter, u. u. glaei, 6enrp aartins
unb Sobu u. W;bmann.
3rpeiier sSabn.ntrdser: Geors.
aretisrs unb Sos. u. Rsper, CT.
Syabnsnb.sleiter: Sarrp :. Sels
mers, Senrp aueiina. Jpbn 8. RoIs
fes unb georse 6ullr.
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Der gieinsetpiun Der 9eiblehem
Steel Corp. felt 9esinn bes Sahrss
fpirb auf S5.000,000 per Monat Der,
unihlast unb er mag fir biefes sSdbr
bic SDbe Don 70 MiIlionsH Collars
erreihen.
Die bon RodefeIIer iontrollirte
Colorado Juel & Jron 60. melbst fill
bas lsbte Sabr gruttosG sGinnabmen Don
$25, .605. etne 3unuhms pom 54.7
proSent.
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Ius Waihington tpiro Be:
rittet, bab WiiOn ni6t i'm gntierr-
teiten baran bentt, Der Sbeueruns in
oieIem 2anbe our9 elm 8erbot seser
Die Iusfubr bon 2ebensmitteln 81
iteuern. Oieie Melbuns mar iiber=
fluiiis. @ilion bdlt es fir ridtiser,
Gnglanb, als oas @plt Der Ser. Staa.
ten nit 9rob gu Der rIoreen.
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Wapor pudta bat in isb1
feiner Weiie benz prdiibenten unter
bic Raie ssrieben, Dab bic Stab!
Cincinnati feline 2anoesperrdtber be-
berberst. ionoern aufri4tise unb ent@
f9loiene 0ertreter Der Rehte uuo Der
Gbre Der Der. Staaten.
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Vie bebeutenbiten S9rift,
iteller Der Der. Staaten baben etns
Sunbgebuns gu Suniten DON Sug5es
per0ffentlidbt, mas ieinen Sieg Der.
biirgt, benn es iino bic oentenber
Renf6en, tpeIae iiber bic Dablen ent-
i6siben. Die Mafsn Itimmen ibre,
alien 9etpobnbeit gemdb. Die osntens
ben Neuf6en iinb an feline 9nrtci ge-
bunben unb member iia Der Seite gu
bon Der lie oas 9eil oes 2onbss err
purtsn. Mas 9ugbes bieie urtsr=
itiiBung 3usefiibrt bat, 1T leidt genup
gu Deriteben. gBilIon bat ben @runb-
Jap eingefIbrt, bab Elm prGiioent an
teine 8erfpre4unseu, bic er Dor Der
Wabl ma6t. gebunben 1T. Inter iol,
den llmItdnben lam cine Republil
nidt beiteben, benn bic 8irger muHen
ipenn iie an bic Dablurne i9rciten
ipiifen, tpofIr iie fttmmen unb bier5u
lit es notbpenOig, bab Der 9rGlibeni
uno ieine partei ibre 8eriprehungcr
halten. NilIOn inter bieieu llmiidn,
ben pieber gu ernGblen, biebe Hi6ta
anoeres, als bab bic 8Irger bamit
etnperitaHben itHD, bur4 untpo6re 9ers
fprs4ungen gewonnen gu iperbeu.
9isie Saltluiigfeit bat ii6 aber an
8ilfOH ielbft gerd4t. Wie elm idpane
ieubes Robr i'm Winos prebts sr ii6
mad allen Seitsn. Niemano pubte,
iDo er ituuo unb er Dubte es ielblt
nidt. Setn einatges prtn5ip mar
Sttmmsnbaiherei. Do er glaubte,
Stlmmen geipinnen gu tOHnen, ,Dar ibm
jeDes Uiittel rebt uno in pieiem Be-
miiben idnt er gu Der giefs bera6,
Rdtiondlitdtens 5ab gu prebiaen, in
Der Gripartuug, oaburd untsritiisuug
in Der republifanifhen partsi 5u err
lansen. @eser folhe prinsipienIoiis>
felt emporen ii6 bic S9riftFte[Ier,
pel6e bas Denten unb 9eipiiTtn Der
Der. Staaten reprdfeutiren.
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Wer bic Ger. aten nit
europGii9en Waaren iiberI9pemmt
feben mill, Der itirnmt fir Wilfon.
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Wer su benfeIben 2Obnen arbei.
ten min. pie lie in europa besablt
tperben, Der ftunmt fir WiIion.
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user eine pettere grb6bung
Der preiie fir GebensmitteI tpinI1t,
Der itimmt fir WiIipn.
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Die Or tabore on @dlI
Street petten grobe Summen auf
Wilon uub lie baben ia auh ale llrs
fade oasu. Sic limb an Munitions>
lieferunsen uno an placiruns Don
alliirten anleiben reid geporDen uno
betunoen auf bieie W&iie ibre Santz
bartlett. DAB Der 8ries baburd in
Die 2Gnse ge5osen tuirb, Dab bic uns
bemittelte gep0lteruns in Solge beHen
Suneersnotbspreiis iis beSablen mub, ba<
raus MAIDEN ii6 bieie 9arpien ebenio<
tpenig Elm 9elDifeu, pis prdiiOent
WiIion.
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Dsnn nj r audi ni9t i'm Minz
geften geneigt iinb, Der gebuuptung
Der Demotraten glauben gu fdenlen,
baB Bilion ben Staat Sbio eruberu
pirb. 10 tit es bod Der @Oritd,t ipeaen
gerutbsn, oab bic 3eutiden Don giuz
cinnatt 9lIes tbun, mas in ibrer
Erdften itebt, Inn bas WablreIultat
gu 9uniten Der republitaniiden par:
tel gu Isnten. Die 9euti9en ppn
Cincinnati baben ihon mebrmals er.
tpieien, bab lie bas WablreIultat IN
Sbio beitimmen uno iie baben in bies
lem Sabre gang beionbere lria4e, in
bieiem Sinne tbdtis gu ietn. Da Girs
einnati sine GabritftaOt 1T, t0nnen iis
un!n0glid piini9eu, bab untsr bcm
@iliOni6en Sarif eins europGii de
0aursnflutb 6ersinitrOmt unb als
DeuHde tonnen fie unmDsli6 bic Jubs
tritte Oergefen, bic @iIfuH ibnen erz
t4eilt bat.