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GEN Non HlkOeNBURG

BERLIN, Oct. S.--Field Marshal
Won fiindcnburg. Chief OF the General
stan. yesterday celebrated his sixty
ninth birthday at headquarters on the
eastern front. Newspapers all publish
articles exalting him as the great
German OF the age. and expressing the
fullest confidence IN his ability to lead
the German armies to victory.
Won Hlndenburg was born at Posen.
East Prussia, Oct. .. lsi7. the son OF
an army officer. He entered the army
As Il subaltern at nineteen.
At the head OF a company. after MS
Captain was killed. Won Hlndenburs
captured an Austrian battery at the
battle OF Koenlgratz In 1866. was
wounded. and was decorated with the
order OF tho Red Eagle with Crossed
swords. an Unprecedented honor .or a
youngster.
He served through the Franco
PTusslan War as n Captain, receiving
tho Iron Cross after the battle Of s..
Privat. In Lorraine, in which ho was
badly wounded and left on the field
for dead. lie was at Sedan, Grave
lotte and the siege OF Paris.
Promoted to be- a Major In 1865. Won
Hindenburg was set 10 work as chief
OF the infantry division OF the War
once. From 1891 to 1911. promoted by
stages TO he a Lieutenant General, he
commanded corps and divisions In al
most continuous manoeuvres In the
Mazurian Lake region in East Prus-
sia. by his insistence on the u,,!l;y
OF these swamps as defense against
attack from the east ho came To be
regarded as a pest at Berlin aad was
forced into retirement In 1911.
The crushing Russian victories II
East Prussia AT the outset OF .he war
caused Won Hindenburg 70 be ca,'sd TO
Berlin and sent TO the front.
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BATTLE ON DANUBE
As R0UMAN|ANS
FACE MACKENSEN
Continued from First PsseD

Dobrudja, military men here expect
n lightning thrust or the oou, binei
Russian and Roumanian armies into
the heart OF Bulgaria, where they
hope TO meet the allies advancing
from salonica, severing connection
between Bulgaria and Turkey and tb
Central Powers.
On the Macedonia front Sofia al
mits that the BulEarians have re-
treated In the Lake Kaimakcalan sec.
ton before the serbians because oi
terrific artillery fire. Paris says that
the Bulsars gave up their first lin,
trenches here and that along che
Struma eounter-attacks against tn,
British failed
Meantime. Gen. Brusiloff In aAsail.
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RESULTS At LAUREL.

FIRST RAcE-selling; two-yoar- old
five and halt furlongs;-,Kathcrgn
place $500. show $40. nrst; Giorine.
ios CByrne). place 81 oo', show $500.
show si2O. third. Time, los. Han
obala. Douglass s.. Mother Machree.
Aimee T., Meddling Miss. Moonl ghter.
Stalwart Van, ChatterboS. Hasty Cora
also ran.
SECOND RACE-selllng; three-year-
olds and upward; Elk furlongs :
Theseires, III tPalD. straight $50.
place $500. show s26Q. hrst; Presunp-
tion, IFS (Byrne). place $3.50, show So.
second: Blue Cap. los CWarcheri, show
$3.50. third. Time. LA 2-j. Lord Mar
shall. Stonchenge, Carlton O., lIiker.
Pharaoh, Broomyalc, Feminist also ran.
THIRD RACE-Two-year- olds; five
and one-hnlf iurlongs Arnold. llt
uSutweln. straight si30. place Sso.
chow $3.50. frat; Columbine, 10 0ioh-
inson). place s. 90. ahow $50 soccnd;
Gloomy Gus. III (keoghl. show $3.50
third. Time, 100 tltimAtum. Lconlc
Warsaw. I'D Roche also ran.
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ACTRESS TELLS SECRET
AWeil Known Actress Tslls How She
Darkensd Her Gray Hair With .
Simple Home Made Mixture.

Miss Blanche Rose. a well-known
actress. who darkened her gray hair
with q simple preparation VIII ch she
mixed at home. in a recent interview
ut Chicago. H.. made the following
ststement: ANY lady or gentleman
cen dsrken their gray hair and make
il soft and glossy with this simple
recipe. which they can mix at home.
TO half pint Of water add OF. Of
bay rum. u small box Of Barbo Com
pound. and J or. of glyccrinc. These
ingredients can be bought at any drug
store at very little cost. Apply to the
hair twice week until IL becomes the
reauircd shade. This will make a gray
haired person look 90 years younger.
II 10 also fine to promote the growth h
q hair. and relieves itching and dan
druff. f."-Advt.
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FOUR HURT IN HEAO.0H
CRASH OF Two AUTOS
Three Victims Of Collision in
YonkerS Hospital, but Fourth
Is Able to Go Home.

Four persons were hurt In a head
on collision at midnight between
two automobiles in Yonkcrs. Three
are patients In st. Joseph's Hospital
suffering from cuts and bruises about
the head. face and hands. The fourth,
after having her injuries attended a:
The hospital, was able to go home.
The collision occurred ct the corner
Of South broadway and Carl Avenue.
one car was driven by William J.
Held. twenty-five years old. OF No.
10 Elliott Avenue. Yonkers. and with
him were his sister, Viola Held, ton
years old. and Catherine Stanley.
forty years old. a nurse. All three
were cut and bruised.
In the second car were G. J. Maree
of No. $50 West One Hundred ynd
Fortieth Street, Manhattan, and Miss
Ruth Cohen OF No. 900 West Forty.
first Street. who was only slightly
hurt.
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PONTOON BRIDGE CUT
BEHIND ROUMANIANS
WHO CROSSED DANUBE

BERLIN. Oct. s,--The War once
announced to-day that Austrian and
German monitors had destroyed the
pontoon bridges across the Danube
in the rear of the Roumanian forces
which have crossed the river and In
vaded Bulgaria.
Desperate hghtins 10 going on
everywhere on the Roumanian fronts,
with the Roumanians generally on
the offensive. North OF Fogaras
Austro-Gernan forces came In con-
tact with superior Roumanian de-
tachmen,s and were forced to with
draw.
The Roumanians are attacking In
force at the Rcd Tower pass and also
In DobrudJa. where the Teutons re-
pulsed onslaughts near Top Raiser.
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WINDSOR WlNN ERS.

FIRST RAcE--Selliny; purse $500:
three year olds and upward Ave pnd a
half furlongs. s.-Waxemall. 1903 (Gro-D.
Ftrnlght ssie 20. place s20 80, show 81 80.
frat: Al Court, 40 dickens place
s3 so: show 81 90. second: school of Scan.
dal, % CBarretO. show sl2 30. third.
Time-i.OS. Mex. Charles r.. Onota,
Test McAdams and Stelclin also ran.
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ITALIAN ARMY REVIEWS
ITS DRIVE FOR TRIESTE
Austrian Papers Warn Public 10
Expect Withdrawal at
Some Points.

ZURICH. oct s.-Tho Italians have
been violently bombarding Austrian
positions near Monfalcone for three
days, as II preparing for a renewed
advance against Trieste. Italian air
squadrons have been bombarding
emsmy communications.
The latest Austrian rcwspa pers
comment upon the severity or THIS
bombardment and warn the Austrian
public II may be necessary 10 withdraw
at some points.
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WILSON AND THE FILMS.
President Tells Movie Com n,ittee
Uis Mind IL Open on Censorship.

LONG BRANCH. Oct. a--The Presi-
dent discussed the censorship OF moving
p,ctures to-day with William A. Brady
and committee. He said his mind
was opon on the subject and listened
carefully to the arguments OF the COM
Ynittee He also conferred briefly with
CHARLES W McAlpinc. secretary Of
princeton University.
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- n the amount the distributors are
Willing TO pay for milk. 1 don't think
the distributors have anything TO fear
from the Donneily ACT"
"A GOOD THING FOR SOME ONE"
Hl DECLARES HORTON.
d. &. Horton. Vice President of the
shefield Farms Company. told n re-
porter Of The Evening World that J.
r. Doyle. owner Of the Modern Dairy
Company In Brooklyn. has mado .
contract with the League for milk At
cents a quart, the price the farmers
are asking.
Through the help Of Com missioner
Dillon" said Mr.. Horton. Doyle Is
able to get milk which he now offers
TO sell to us at S-< cents q quart.
There's a good thing In that for some
one"
Commissioners Dillon listen Cd 90 thts
In silence when II was repeated 10
him. Finally he said:
'"1 don't know at what price Doyle
offered TO sell milk or 10 whom he
direct from the farmers associations,
{ wh.ch are allied with the League.
They made contracts with him, OF
which was cognizant. Other small
] dealers have done the same thing. ]
shall DO glad TO see the fullest In
vastigation."
All the hospitals and hotels In New
York are managing to keep supplied
with milk In spite OF the difficulties
Many OF the big hotels have made
new arrangements for their milk.
Offers from up state farmers to give
their milk TO the babies and the poor
II the Health Commissioner will
waivo the pastcurization require
ments have been met with refusal.
Farmers at M.ddletown rendered their
entire output.
Eight thousand quarts. sent 10 a
Brooklyn dealer from Newport. ". T..
we're condemned and turned back.
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DECLARE KAISER ASKED
WILSON TO END WAR
Swiss Despatch Adds That Presi-
dent Has Refused to
Act,

ROME. Oct. "A Zurich despatch
to- day asserted that the Kaiser had
personally appealed 10 President
Wilson to end tho war. but that the
Presldert had refused to intervene
NJ this time.
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SAVES WOMAN AND CHILD.
Policeman Makes Doubie Rescue NJ
West side Tenement Fire.

Policeman Tucson this afternoon
rescued a woman and child from the
third story OF the tenement at No 81
West Ono Hundredth street while a
fire which filled the building With smoke
burned IN Ee besemant lie carried
down the FIRE escape, and the woman,
Mrs. Theresa Behr. down ladder
raised BY flremen.
The others In the house made their
way down the stairways. The Are did
little damage.
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STATE TO BEGIN iNvEsTioA
TON WITHOUT DELAY.

Active preparation was started to-
day to have a full State investigation
of the milk night Gov. Whitman, in
a brief comment on tho situation, said
he thought the farmers were entitled
TO better return for their product
than they had received. but did not
express any opinion MS 10 the merits
OF tho controversy.
Application will be made at once
for q referee. appointed by tn. court,
10 take testimony to ascertain IL
either side In tho night has violated the
Donnelly Antitrust Law. The law
provides nne OF 5000 for a corpora
tion and the same fine and one years
Imprisonment in the cast OF an indi-
vidual.
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ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

Union OH Company---initiai. dividend
81. 50 for quarter payable Oct. -.
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Kelly Springfield Conpsny-Regular
quarterly dividend OF 81 share on
oommsn stock payable Nov. to stock
Of record oct. 10.
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Atchisor-Regliiar quarterly dividend
Cf l.. per cent on common payable
Dec. 20 stock OF fecord Nov g.
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CRANKY Con solidsted Mining Com.
pany-Yoor ended June 80. copper pro-
auction Increased i6.t5?.02i pounds and
urplus after charges Is equal to 2s-i5
Per cent. on stock compared with 5-52
per cent previous year.
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REPORTS reo. eoYsroN

UuNNTuN, ukl, Npfil 10 tsrc iaN
Tho SAW, on COMPANY lps 70 rig NJ fnr
~ initial t.si On tine - " litnEham iUI|n
n section su.iH.la
The Rurk wti,trr ul ,uwIauE
down auu I.t In 80 I ur the " JhlIl'
fBtu in section ai.l'is
Tho Eishr,ri ON company has , .ig
va iur Ne 3 uu the Z Hrpvu farm In
section settle
Tho carter ul company u down son
fe,t In Ne I un On, NJ Moore farm m
section l'.iI.lt
ti.ids and sssN iatrE have shut IN
th,It No ur the William Roberts farm
IN section s~1.li.l' as " 900 0oo. too, Fss
WtW
en- the r,gr, uVru tsuu In section
s.Is.it. a., uklahunp state uu COM
tsrv Ia duSr 900 fevt
III, SELF, ul snd Gns cnmIau, L.
down 700 ir't IN No I IN the John Nri-
.,n farm ir section l~a.is.i, and No 3.
~ the sam, farm b. u ftg
tn, Jptt,r ul COMPANY b. dfilNus 90
;w feet In Nu I IN the " Colbert farm
IN -, ton iI.it.it
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COTTON.
N,~ yot. Cotton

New NofN Cotton.
NIW NuUk Arrl w mi, cotton
m ',i vt ur'i,, bu' rrref,li, sieadt
dlfius M,ul,, ,stll ,udirr Liver.
r,si "a uHi entirely meet ]sstuui,,
lu,,i advance. but pH,p'c cables report
-i , ,rt, stead, market thrrr aud ntsi
prices h,rr erry : to 3 points hlshet
With NJ, srlius pt ~ air iuly " osc
and tr,eber ne itt cf about ~ a. ~
points allow, ~, low level ri satuula,
]ls,ruuvl vss "a ,l.f nf nsv rrup
month. hovrvsr euil, ih-t. was somc
altered fesiitinr anil early nurtua
t.cns vttr irregular Private rrpnfts
frum the south said the, FARMERS ar
shnving "a disposition .r1- DELAY %pisn,ins
~ = result ~ ,he low TEMPERATURE and
e~rsfrit, ~ svsd seed int ruplsntint
should n be- necessary.
~ easier turn M New uticsna. va,
followed b, slight, Increased rfering.
here during the middle 1T ihr mutninG
uith Ma, contracts EASING ut from n u,
io " "a, and jui, from t2nsr 10 4, nau
uf sbut I In 2 paints under satufdi,
.iusinr Nnufss Trading rtinu,i gultl
NuW,ttf and ihv market Wua stead,
SHORTLY after MIDDAY. ut rallies uf q point
uf teu ttum thr ltuyst ~nme ~ ~, o..
rarfis ifeIU retss ami auui1rm UrofEll
complained vi u%nittutshit neu rfun con
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AND PROPOSALS,

NotIc. "a hereby given ,h., an Monday
Apfi. 10. 1916. nj 2 O'Clock u IN UnT,,
q Adams county surveyor of OklaLofn,
rounty. Oklnhomn, Will nj IA. ofnc. al
county clerk ~ Oklahoma county OH.
hom1. invite and receive scaled hid, Tor
the construction of d,aIu.r, Irpnroyo.
inents Tor c%nnndlsn and nsi,boma Inter.
county drainage dis,ric, No / and IN,
tie cunstruc,lon on n bridr. nrt"ss the
mans AS provided ln sp.ciIic.tior, NV
On file with Tho clerks ~, Canada npd
okl1homa counties NJ their of,Iess ir ri
nono and OkIsho,nn CIV Osl,bo,nn
laid mproyenont, to h. c1nstnir,.d mr..
iescrlb.d ns follow ,o.vu ~"
4 ditch or cut of 10 ne con,truc,.a
n diver, IN. channel 81 IN" North c,n,'
dian river from n poin, mn ia, III, h.nk
~ IN. North Canadian ,iy., 400 s.s,
,ns, and IA fee, north ,f IN. b,If ..r,
lion conner between sections 10 sns "a
tow nship 4, north range , .ud 49,,
indian Ms,id,,n ,h.nrs In sov,L.,,
direction along the center lin. ,b"nrk
IN. r,,tb,a. N"r ,.,"Ns.
ounr,e, and ,hc nov, h,,. mn,,nM's,
Tho sou,hv 90, nuartsr ana ~ .o,,h'
vest nunrtst Of m, sou,hw.s, ,nn,,n.
Of section 10. iovnsbIu Is rc,,h 49,.
wee, o, IN. indian tI.,v'"' .a.s,y,
nof,hw est quarter 81 m. or,hwe n,.,
Ter 81 section 40 ,nwn"h,n ~ ur,
,sns, 4 ives, Indian Motidi,n as,i ,sn,
IN poInt uh,,. s.m. I,,..... al. 80,
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lNFATuaTI0N PROMPTED
KILLING, CHARGES STATE

PINE BLUFF. Ark April ~ The case
of T y Bradhcrfy, charged with the
murder 81 y j. Jenkins. wealthy planter
~ sheriff Ark attracted y large crowd
her" Monday 10 the circuit court Whether
H%ridb"fr, would 80 10 trl,l remained iu
doubt until ludg" Soricls oV'uulcd the
prisoner application fnr r. ,huugr Of
venue
Airs johnnie Jenkins. widow Of the
PLANTER and sole heir to his 500. Oo0 -
state. will answer 10 an Indictment charg
INK her with being az accessory 10 thr
murder. amer the case ~ Brtdbcrry is
disposed Of The state. according 20 an
ofhclnl announcement. win contend that
Hrtlb'rf,. iufituniiou for Mrs Jenkins
prompted the killing
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d,iiy ,,c.p, sss.
-, s t%,';.s mild ,is'., 49,
tS 5,;.s... S. ySEStsk r.. Essa
u;S,.r: , ;.,.., ~ r.' ..s.,. ::'. ss., ss..s':-sas
s. s,'; ne .;.s,'; re-. NJ, 80
cars f.svs oSisser's CIV .sHNa -
~ i..a. s N.is.. a. -"
'' s.,. .c ". s;;.s s..:,':.,ss55-sx.... =.
csr. i.sys v'wesd Ssssel ~ 8. -
'' .s.,,; Ne ...'.. /. ~. ,.s~ s-1.s.
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NEGRO PLACED IN FRONT
OF WALL AND RlD0lE0

~ \WTON. okla Nrrll 49, special
! mob of poo rnmAskod white mon
lat" SUNDAY night iorclbly removed carl
Dudley negro. Hocuscu o. shooting iu
death patrolmtu James Hayes. from tine
Comsnche couut' inil stood the negro
In front of u wal In the inil yntd Hud
rldllcd him with bullets The body then
Wa dragged n oIgH the streets tied
behind an automobile and later hanged
To u telephone polr on the uutskitts Of
the clts.
Dudley shot and fn,all5 wounded
llaycs during n figh, Saturday alter
noon when Dude, resisted arrest
\ bystsndrr wns slightly wounded NV
a stray shot during the lailyafd shooting
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~sUFeAoisrs ON TOUR.

CiuCNGO. M. Npni ~ s.,,,I
'h'l'hnl tuliritr enthusiasts. led b, "a
hfBs. band sans Onward christian
soldiers q, 70 train lcu here SunJ,,
rnffying twenty three onvo,s Of IN,
congressional union for woman suff,a,.
hound ON q thirtl eight dny orssnisa
ton trim through the western snnrns,
states The purpose NJ the exhibition
v &" organic The yotin, women Of IN,
west 20 bring pressure To bear upon ali
parties for the insertion of ~ufft,,,
planks IN the national political MAI.
fYfm
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sssouacsruL BURGLAR.

Nat brown iwho has hr-r discovered
IN tn premises bt Ma gplnstrt. ~.
volvcr IN hnndl iemmr ~. misru. this
u'n. III never come hctv M more.
Miss Spinster tcslml,l SIR. aud YOU
DOM II sealed Sncic,, must he protect
nj from such a. yuu At an costs.
" have y wife ind fifteen orphans De.
pending on me
IT 10 useless Ia argue. fellow
"Ntr sou aware. mn' am. that u YOU
hani nr uver ~ the pcriicU yet eyi.
denrr vrr't he heard until YOU rl,c ,er
unffe I age
Mtf - lns'ef tdruprlry isyolver with
d Mortified scresml Oh. wretch mis-.
Itlnnl, Irfnnr' rh.fe /. the hnri,
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NEW POLICEMEN
APPOINTED By MAYOR

Two police officers were appointed
Monday bl MHyor O~vrrholser The new
cUpH are e. u Pierce aud A l.. KID
Pierce u m experienced officer, hav.
INK served ~ u special agent Tor tho
Katy railroad ilc viii act ~ trafnc Of.
ncor In the place Of A NJ EsteH ut Main
street and Robinson avenue. Estes hay.
INK accepted a position ~ Waterman fur
III" new Ford Assembling plant.
kldd VIII not ~ the "iuy walk cop.
nnd Viii steer jay walkers from the
spaces b'tWc,n blocks 10 the street in.
i"rH"ctiunH. Pierre" assumed hi. new
duticT Monday und Kidd viii don his uni
form April f.
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y, eAprL.sv,LLe SAND WELLS

SHAMROCK. Okla April to iSpr,iaN
with the No I Hannah Mitchell Srl
NJ the Iron Mountain Oh company tu
snd good fut inuu barrels \ da,. thi.
makes = total NJ eleven nHttiesNills sand
wells IA thu Sh,mfn,k territory. rvyeu
" which nave been brought In within
the past three weeks NkN seven ut
them are within = mile NJ Shamfpck
This 4. the second we'll 10 be- brought IN
recently by the Iron Mountain company.
a. the No . Hannah Mitchell came IN
shou, a we,s arn making 1900 barrels
dsili THIS u good fortune Tor this
company, ~ II is understood tina, " hes
\ contract for all the oil u can produce.
At q n barrel This two deep wells ats
noN meklng tisht NJ a.2pn hattyk " iaN
The eleven drcp sand wells In thi'
TERRITORY givcn here M tho rfiet ul,,
have been brought IN are a. follows
No I nctti Wesley. lili Ol and 'lat
company. 800 barrels dali, fof the past
~ DAYS, In northeast r-v,iun hsiit1
No | samuel Sawyer. HHl cnmpan,
zoo barrels. northeast section si.ij-5
No J JAMES y liair. hnl compsn,
I 500 barrels. Vet section sl.t7.f
No J. " Fields. u,ps, utnpsn
900 barrels. section p.is.f
M I hily Lewis Hnl company. i.iN1
bsrtels, south 80 irr gi.ii.f
NJ I O'ucll q n Shaft,t. sOp haf
tyls, cast section 31.li.i
No ! y \ natct. MrNlann ,omran
.0oo barrels. uut,heasi section i.it.5
No ? hsnnsh Mitchell Iron Mountain
company. SOC barrels. section ti.if-T
No ! Altman sawyer, I'M ru,nranv.
SEQ barrels, south section si.if.f
No. ! Peter Brown, " n Jones inur
barrels, notthwes section ai.if.f
No , Hannah Mitchell, Iron Mountair
company. i.0oe barrels
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AROUND MORRISON

MORRISON. okla. April 10 ESPECIAL b
The t,st N Watcnnfn and associate
Boa Sc ton t.!'-g. b.. drilling ~ 80 feet
In section 5.s1-. the Fortuna ui
umpauy Il down llf tr't
In section 20 .33-G. tine test u' the Ice
MA uh company 81. drilling 1T co.,
feet
THr Fortuna on company " dow
lis feet IN It's test IN ~. tion ii..t.
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FINANCIAL
wan Street.

NI.N YORK. ,prl TO- Material al.
'u.". over nst weeks dosing quota
tons were ieRatcrs JOS spccialties a,
Honhr} IS opening Mercantile Marln...
steel industrial Alcohol and
N".io'n Petroleum soon rising , points
uN'r Vhl" American Zinc. Butter and
superior. Westinghouse. stldebaker and
Goodrich improved y point or more.
There a. heavy trading also In other
'c'I. -p"siq ISSUES.
Prices Yielded agnin iu The ~Hfli after
L""n On a 'duced volume Of operations.
I''aNy selling ~ nglo-French bond Il
t''orH-lQgs ard vonkn'ss = F'ruch -.
'h'rg' featured the Iridlpt NJ That ,s.
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ST. LOUIS WILL REALIZE
$4,000 900 BACK TAXES

WASHlNGTON, April 10 The su
prcmc court Monday dismissed the ap.
peal Of the ~ INui Railway ln"s from
,ho decision Of the Missouri courts "hl'h
upheld the ordinance by which IN" city
Of -. Louis collects q tas Of | mill on
each street railway passenger. Tn" city
viii realize aOou, s. ,DOO. n0D In back taxes
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ALLEGED FOWL THIEF
BREAKS HIS CAPTIVITY

Ernest Young. negro. who Wus convict
Cd on q charge nj stealing chickens and
put 20 work ON the count, roads. 80
capped SUNDAY Up to noon Monday he
had not been n~ppfchcudcd
Young WIS charged In siS informitions
With stealing ,hlok.ns IN the ncishbur
hood NJ Wet Thirty scrond street lie
was accused ~ taking NJ hcns In all NJ.
was tried an uni, nne charge
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ACCUSED BANKERS CLAIM
METHODS WERE ALL OPEN

LITTLE ROCK. ARK, April i0-N "
Glunfo. former president, ana Il "a
Duncan, former cashier Of the dcfunct
state National bank uf this city, were
plnccd ON trial In federal court here Mon
day charged with conspiracy to wreck
the bank by miFnppropriation Of the
funds. There are fix ouuntt against each
man
The state National bank was closed
June 20. 1914 The indictments chafg'
that the defendants executed drafts on
the account Of the state Trust company
Of which they were officers 90 the amount
Of i75, 600 Ovrrdran in the bank
The defense a. outlined Monday hN
attorneys sac hat the bank directors
knew nj the method ~ carrying the
state Trust company account that the
bank got 7 percent interest on the
drafts. aud that no efforts at secrecy
or ftlnp entry were made.
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UNION PACIFIC ENGINEERS
AGAINST 8-HR. DAY DEM'NO

LARAMIE, W,o. Aprii 10 l. konold
general chairman ~ the Brotherhood 81
Locomotive Engineers ~ the Union In
enc railroad, announced Monday that
M" engineers " that road have voted to
Withdraw from concerted action iu the
movement on western roads for an eight.
hour daN and time aud a hu1f Tor over
tim" konold said their action does MOI
affect uio fircmrn. tenders and tfain
turu
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PROVISIONS
cbleaoo Cram ana provIuon,

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mlI, sum, .Upa uf strength Monde, u.
Nurn,'d h' pt'dtr' ouF ~ continued de-
m1ri trDm continental European '"nu
toe Wh'tr reserve N"f. f'ii u" Do
lrhi N.s where hup,s ot prompt chip.
W'n'' from Nfr.utrH aur \ustu''I
nHF' h'aH '%.ssppuir' Thu market
NlH 'I0" nu'u.hl' .it" iui h, .iHi.W'UI
mot in' f', rlf .' in' l,st ft'u 70,
''''s iud''riU %" chance foo uh.t,rtil
Improvement IU 'N. uUt.. .fHu is .hLh.
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LADIES IN COURT

Tire adler ou tho IIr.
We ~ as yc.l confess
Il something Of , .luut
Condemned the plaintiff dress
leo one protsstted ,it.ng
NAT lasted quite De- Tim.
They criticized the lifting
rs t'rging on , crime
Md what sD'ut Tie matte
ON winch a., ..r sat
AWtd tie noise and hattie
They quite forgotten thai