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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03

New York.
New orleans,
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Mach Call money opened Il, per
cent: high per cent; low IA per cent; renewals,
IL per cent; ruling rate, IA per cent; last, Ia
per cent.
doing in time funds and rates showed Quotable
change. The stronger tone attributed to
hesitation on the part Of some Of the lenders in
view Of the confused diplomatic situation. Rates:
ninety days, per cent for four, five and six
months.
Underlying hrmness continued in the commercial
paper market. This due to the withdrawal
a institutions from the market pendng the clear
ing mp of the political situation in Washington
Nevertheless the buying power still ample to
absorb the limited volume Of offerings at per
cent for prime regular names
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03
COTTON MARKETS.

New York March 2-BusinesS in cotton was
again hampered By the political situation today.
Not many traders were inclined TO undertake fresh
commitments pending a more settled view-st our
foreign Affairs and figures on the area OF the
coming crop. The tone Of the market was hrmer.
Prices opened l to points higher. the latter on
March and late news from Washington looked
upon as being less favorable. and led to local
resclIinE toward the close. Last prices showed a
net gain Of 10 Is points.
March contracts today touched Ia or about
3 POINTS above the recent low level and May
sold at II 60. or d points higher than the bottom
mark reached on the recent decline.
Spot at Liverpool was in moderate demand at a
decline Of , points the basis u 7.75d for mid
upland.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia, March 2.-Whsat-There was fair
demand and the market ruled steady under moerat c
offering. We quote: Car lots. in export elevator
40. red spot and March, l.lsal.2l; No. 2 Southern
rcd. IleaLls; steamer No. red. ll5al.s; No. red
lljal.Is; injected A. lzI4al.l5 rejected B. Lila
III
CORN dull and &c lower. The quotations
Tar lots for local trade to lccatio,i-No yCl
low, sotsslls; steamer yellow. 79asO: No. yellow
TJa76; No. yellow, 73a74: cob, per 20 pounds 49,
Oats sold slowly bat ruled steady under moder
ate cheri1as following the quotations: No.
white. ZaS55z; standard white. 5la52: No Whit,
as5l No white iSa'9; sample oats, i5a4e; puri-
ned OsiE guided 014ssg
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03
TRADERS AWAIT
Definite NEWS
Conflicting Reports from
Washington and Abroad
Make Street Cautious.
NO ALARM EVIDENT YET
New Munitions Contracts Expected by
American Locomotive. American
Can and Westinghouse.

New York, March 2-IndecisiOn at Yer
dun was reflected in the stock market
today. Advances Of copper company
dividends failed to move the list and
barely held the cOppeEs steady. Pool
operations were evident in several quar-
tiers. notably in American Locomotive
and Industrial Alcohol The session, as
A whole, was without decisive results
On either side of the market.
In the afternoon a rally was attempted,
based on a report from Washington that
John Bassett Moore had advised lead
ers in Congress that it would not be
inconsistent with the rules of interna-
tional law to warn Americans to keep
OF armed liners. Whatever good effect
this might have had, however. was null
lifted by Senator Cores expressed belief
that President Wilson looks upon war
with Germany as a thing not to be
stunned.
No Alarms Evident ON Change.
Conflicting sentiments kept most trad
ers out of the market and made investors
extremely cautious. The most that could
he said in favor of the market was that
very little stock seemed pressing Tor
sale There is no alarm evident-merely
hesitation.
New munitions contracts are expected
American Locomotive is expected to get
another equal TO the original contract
that is nearing completion. Mr.. Schoon-
maker made the statement at the time
this contract was secured that It was
for S65. 900, 900. and that the profits would
he from 100000 to 100000, and that
il would cost SI.5OO.OOO to prepare for it.
Westinghouse and American Can are
expected to get new munitions contracts
also.
Wall street operators hate to waste
good nous on a had market and there
fore are now holding up information they
intend to announce in the near future.
1t is said Reading will be put much
higher
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03

Suppose your business HASN'T pros
pered as it shoulG-suppose your job
DOESN'T fit you or you don't Mt your
job-suppose you HAVE unproductive
real estate on your hands-sUppose
you DO need more capital to work
out your business destiny. The remedy
for all these situations, all these
emergencies and a thousand others.
lies in the Want Columns OF this
newspaper. The very help and COM
fort you seek and need from a ma
tcrial standpoint. are probably listed
I'm the Want Columns today-THIS
MINUTE. Turn to them and see.
Look again tomorrow and the other
tomorTows. You will always find
some information or opportunity OF
interest and benefit.
And II at the moment you don't
happen to find what you seek, AID
VERTISE YOUR OWN NEEDS IN
THE WANT COLUMNS. Somebody
will answer. And the cost will be
fifteen cents for fifteen words. Phone
Main $50
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03
NEW YORK GRAIN.

Nrv York. March WHEAT Weaker: Quiet
dsilirES. No. / Northern. e. o. h.. 49,; No .
rsd. o. b.. lex. 10 arrive; No, , hard winter
lell4. :. o. b.; NJ Manitoba I. O. b., Ley
-. macar0ni. l535s. Exporters took 2ooOJ0
trshels. chiefly hard winter ard Manitoba
CORN-Weaker: limited inquiry No. yellow,
an rail. to arrive, sIiz new No. yellow kiln
dried. % arrive. So. c. J. T. =. new No kiln
dried % arrive 60. c. +. Exporters took nothing
0ATS-Steady; business fair No white
nominal; No. 3 white. Eizais: No. 4 white FaEH ;
elevator basis. uuzIaded el=a5-is EKportsn took
0,o9 bushels, chiefly at OutpoFts
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Md. March 2-WHEAT-R Receipts
S,92i bushels consisting Il 1872 bushels Southern
and 2S.72 bushels 4 Western; shipments from
elevators, 257.6C bushels stock in elevators SsS7f
bushels. The market opened easier. follows
Spot. J. 6. nominal No. Western. LIZ. nominal
March. lie. nominal
CORN Receipts. 10 492 bushels consisting Of
III 7ss bushels Western and 4.e9I bushels South
en- shipments from elevators a ga bushels; stock
in elevators. '7D,G75 bushels. Prime sail yellow
Is quotable al 70 PER bushel: cob corn wa
quoted at IS Ter barrel The market opened
easier. Spot. =. nominal; March. = nominal
April. T5as, pOmiusl
OATs-Receipts. I2JG bushels: withdrawn from
elevators. l25ilI bushels stock in elevators -
bushels. Irices we're: Standard white. ssfss
No. white. q. sales, and No. 1 white IS.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03

In addition to the regular quarterly
dividend of $50, Utah Copper yesterday
declared an extra dividend of 81.
Butte and Superior declared the reg
ular 70 cent quarterly dividend and an
extra dividend of $40 as against the extra
1850 dividend declared three months ago.
Chino Copper directors have declared
a quarterly dividend of Sl.2J. an increase
OF p cents over the previous quarter.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03
Drastic Against Speculation.

Washington investors are heavily in
terested in steel and ordnance stocks
and many bought during the first set
back from the high water mark and
before the present levels were reached
This is particularly true of a number
OF ordnance stocks Cables yesterday
announcing that drastic steps are being
taken to prevent speculation in metals
proved welcome to those who bought
for investment and are holding for in
terest returns or a much higher level,
based upon net income
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

ChirSgo. March 2-HOGS-Receipts. 9.Ooo head
market fairly active at to 10 above yesterday 5
average: bulk Of sales. ss5a9OO: light seGs 90:
mixed s7Oa9o7ls; heaTy. s6Os9 10; rough, ssOas IS
rizs TG5as5
CATTLE-Reoeipts. 100 bead; market strong:
55a7s5, COWS and heifeIs. 2.15as Is: calves, sJOa
u5
SHEEP Receipts. 90, hesd: market strong
rrthers 7ssas.6O: lambs sg5alI35
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03

When you begin to advertise your
| business, resolve to STICK. To the
stickers go the BIG REWARDS.-Dsn
! $ayles.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. March 2.-There was a stronger tone
in evidence In the early trading the Broad
street curb. and some substantial advances were
made
Soon after the Opsuing. however trading de
creased in volume and moderate reeessions fol-
lowed.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03

The Magma Copper Company has
declared the regular quarterly divi.
dend OF SO cents a share. payable
March 81 to holders OF RECORD
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03
BEST FINANCIAL PAGE IN WASHINGTON
Dividend Announcements.

The American Can Company has de-
clsred the regular quarterly dfvi.
dend of 80 per cent on the preferreo
stock. payable April ] to holders OF
record March Is.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Equitable Life Insurance Co.
o. ne DISTRICT o.

OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
On the 4st day Of DecembeT. 1915 as required
under the District q Columbia Code. amended Jun,
| .. Iyoo, and August Is 1911.
! C,-:,,I ,.ocr GIN On q
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-03
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

sex dividend.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-01-05
ALL WRONG
The Mistake is Made by Many
COrdele Citizens.

Look for the cause Of back
ache.
To be cured you must know
the cause.
If it's weak kidneys you must
set the kidneys working right.
A Cordele resident tells you
how.
J. L, Frierson, 5O7 Seventh
street, Cordele, says: About
ten years ago l was suffering
from kidney and bladder trouble.
The kidney secretions were toe
FREQUENT in passage, botherlnP
me- night and day. They were
highly coIored, and burned when
passing. | suffered from a dull
main in the small of my back,
and | felt tired and languld
Nights my legs ached SO badly
that I became nervous and coulc
hardly get to sleep. l also nae
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-01-05
she DIDN'T SMILE.

The young woman had spent a
busy day, says the Philadelphia
Record. She had browbeaten
fourteen salespeople, bullyraged
a floorwalker, argued victorious
ly with rnilliner, laid down the
law to a modiste, nipped in the
bud ataxi ckauffeur's attempt to
overcharge her, made a street
car conductor stop the car in
the middle of the block FOR her,
discharged her maid and engag-
ed another, and otherwise re-
fused to allow herself to be i'm
posed upon.
Yet she did not smile that night
whenla young man begged:
Let me he your protector
through life. 3"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-01-05

Passenger traffic incident to
the Christmas holidays oyer the
various railways touching Cor
dele was the heaviest during the
holidays just closed of the sew
eraI years past. Every passen-
ger train for the past two weeks
passing Cordele has been crowded
to its full seating capacity, and
in many instances the seating
capacity was more than occu-
pied,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-01-05

TORRENT OR SALES room
mousse on Northern Heights. two
blocks of school building. Terms
OF Sale like paying rent. Apply
to Frank Teuper. 26tf.
FOR SALE-Cheap for cash or
terms or exchange for property,
one secondhand 5-passenger
automobile, thoroughly over
hauled, in good running order.
Practically as good as new.
Apply to J. F. CALHOUN,
36tf Cordele, Ga.
Typewriter Ribbons all colors
hnest grade. R. H. Quattlebaum.
Miller Coal Co.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-01-05
TH|sL|TTLE WOMAN
GAINS So POUNDS
Another Thin, Frail, Nervous
and ain-Racked Woman
Restored to Health

Honestly | am getting SO fat
am really ashamed to tell you
how I have gained" said Mrs.
Nettie Mcgarr, who lives at 1906
Eighteenth Avenue, North Nash
vile, Tenn, several days ago.
Actually it has gotten to be
regular joke. for have gotten so
stout thatmy clothes are too small
for me, and every dress | wore
last winter will have to be made
over again., she continued, and
the change inmy general appear
ance is so wonderful that my
friends and neighbors are all
wondering what | have been do
ing with myself. When they ask
me just tell them | have been
taking tanlac, and it's fact, for
Ihave just finished my third bot
tie, and have gained So pounds.
when | began taking the med!-
cine | only weighed los pounds
and now | weigh 14O, and never
felt better in my life.
II always enjoyed very good
health up to about two years ago,
when began having Indigestion,
which gradually developed into
bad form of stomach trouble.
This trouble began pulling me
down and | finally got so | could
not eat anything at all scarcely,
and had to diet myself continual
ly. | had to avoid sweets of all
kinds and always after eating l
suffered for hours,
Il was very nervous and dizzy
and was easily tired. | finally &o'
so weak | could not walk any dis
lance without resting. My kid
neys must have been affected al
so, for | had severe pains IN nv
sides and back.
my sister, Mrs. Minnie Hall,
came to see me and she looked
so we'll | asked her what she
had been taking. She told me Tan
lac, and | made up my mind
right then and there to give 1t
trial.
Acting on her advice, /
bought bottle and have been
taking it regularly since. VI
course | expected it to help me,
but if anyone had told me there
was a medicine on earth that
would have helped me like Tan
lac | would not have believed
them. The medicine seemed to be
lust the one thing | needed, for
it lust filled me with new life
and energy from the first dose
In only few days my appetite
returned and | began to ENJOY
nv meals and everything seemed
to agree with me and nourish
me. Il am no longer nervous and
dizzy-headed Ike | was and can
now sleep like child. In fact l
feel lust like person who had
been all over again. hope every
suffering woman will hear about
it," For sale by j. B. Ryals
Drug co.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-01-05

dizzy spells. Doan's Kidney
Pills cured the backache and
dizziness and gave me great re-
lief from the trouble with the
kidney secretions. "
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mr.. Frierson had. Eos
ter-Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo.
n. Y.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-01-05
PERT PARAGRAPHS
Happy New Year!

| AAoPPJ ANC" l. cal
And prosperous year!
And even a peaceful one!
/ And we hope we get 'em all.
A prosperous year to us, too
b. gosh.
And now for another year of
uncivilization.
Many sickly smile hides a
mighty healthy jag,
Did you buy it at home this
Christmas? We did.
The man who beats his wife
should have mated with a COW.
Another presidential year and
still our hat is not in the ring.
Not a doubt of the return of
prosperity now. Every turkey
hit the spot.
There's a deal of good in this
old town, if it can only discover
itself.
Nineteen sixteen is the year
for political conventions and
other bugs.
Just cork up your sarcasm,
brother. Ford didn't mean this
Xmas anyway.
Saying the right thing at the
sight time is the right thing to
say. And that's right.
Over in Europe Christmas ar
rived on time, departed on time,
AMI they all had HI of a time.
And will General Villa go onto
the lecture platform, into vaude-
vile, or star for the movies?
If they continue drafting new
men into the war the survivors
may be under the painful
necessity Of footing their own
pension bills.
The man who gets licked has
the dignified satisfaction of
knowing he didn't kill the other
fellow.
A movement is on foot to
compel hotel walters to battle
daily. Another brand of soup,
of course.
Never cast sly smile at the
girl with red hair. Her blood
may be as red as her hair.
They say death evens up all
scores, but it will require a
whipping big mantle to cover up
the sins of 1915.
Some men are so energetic
they fail in business today and
start right in tomorrow to en-
glneer another failure.
We editors often comment on
the scantiness of the modern
woman's attire, but we seldom
close our eyes as she passes by.
If congress will pass a law for
PREPAREDNESS against bill collectors
we'll vote right and vote often
or any other old way.
A correspondent wants to
know whether a cheap skate"
is man or just human being.
Neither one-just cheap skates
Winter at it's worst has its
good points. 1t prevents many
neighborhood row oyer the
back fence.
Here's to America, land of
freedom, where every man IS a
presidential possibility n q
darned few are probabilities.
Sit tight, smile serenely, and
let the other fellow roar. When
a fellow loses his head it's an
evidence he hasn't much to lose.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-01-05
FOR RENT

Store building, opposite Union
Station, formerly occupied bv the
offices of Cordele Sash, Door &
Lumber Co. Apply to Cordele
Sash, Door & Lumber Co. 34-tf
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-01-05
WANTED

WANTED-To sell you your
typewriter ribbons: 1-color rib
bon Soc; 2-color ribbons Csc. R..
H. Quattlebaum, Cordele, Ga.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-01-05

For Rent-Three rooms, FUR
nished or unfinished, close IN
hot and cold water. Apply r
0. Box 1T. oo'
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-01-05
SAM 8 GEE BROS. LAUNDRY CO.
GEE 10y, Manager
127 18th Ave., COrdele, Ga.

To the Public: This is to in
form you that l have taken
charge of the laundry formerly
occupied by Jung Wing and wish
to assure you that l will do the
best work possible in the shortest
length of time. If you have any
accounts with Jung Wing please
settle with him as soon as con-
venient, as I will not be respon'
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-01-05
slble for any business transac-
tons made with him
NOTICE.

Twill go after laundry and de-
liver same. Cash on delivery.
Hoping you will give me a
trial, | am, dee Ivy
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-01-05

Nos Is and IA carry Seaboard Paror and Sleeping Cars
mo meals enrouth Nos and IL standard coaches bag
and express making connection at Savannah ana Mont
gonnery with trains North and South.
J. H. MURPHY, T.. P. P .... g. W. SMALL D. r. A.
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
Smfring %cronn.

aanlpen iortiGttes iremoeles ON.
firing %erOun. Zen er ganife pit
ballet neo til en- forboIosuis mono.
ton Aiiare, men RET iom oct er bus
Ter ben paa enfeltc Steoer op igicn
meo itor GoIoiombco. Gette or GA
iGrlig poa %eitiioen al Meuie. bpor
Spiferne gisr itore a%nitrengelier Tor
Of fommc iaa longt irenL, al De fan
bebcrife Serrlbanen, iom goar mel.
lem Seroun o. Taris. Zen Iigger
finn omfrins lem ailometer bagen.
Tor De iorreite iranite Sinier.
Splferne meloer, az DC bar taget
poerIisere TO Stumper al iranite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
&c tpifc Sloiprsiter.

EariS 23De Ntarts. - Suiferne5
noitrafte grug Al et belt mt arig3-
ocaben, ion man bar gipct giapnct
S%loiprsiter, bar raft Sarnte % nj.
ifr operalt / Srdnfrig. Srugen al
bette me "@aoben" err cuonl mere
barbariif os umenneiteIig enc ben
giitige Gas.
Set err life uanifeIigt at ioritna
oune Sarme, naar man engang
bar feet &c foriproeIige Soar, iom
Sen brproenoe GIie bar i%rcmbragt",
ifriper Ell aorreiponoent. Seq bar
reiop beiest ell iaaret iranif SoISat,
lem bar meo / aampene omfring
Gouaumont. Sans Sopeo par en-
ereite uiormeIis Splt az SanSaser.
San por aQigepel PED gobt Goo og
penteoe taalniooigt paa. Of grnno.
icarene ifuIoe beles og Sorbinoin.
SortiGites paa SIDE 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
Tlpnt / lltab.

S9ocn Ben 220e WartS. SmeI-
tenoe Sne / 6orbinoIele nleo ct t2
SImera ltablgt Hegn lorpouoleoe
igoor Cgocn Hiuer til Ell riuenpc
Nlon1, ioraariuaenoe Sobet al ire
Wtennc'feiio, forbriuenbe 90 Slm,!i.
er ira line Stem. %omringenoe Sum.
oreoer andre OF rliinerenbe Sl:uorc.
Der AZ gcrea 6nrnl. og SaDeldro /
SpcnS Sn1cgll.
Ger nrreS 6rpat ior. ar SIommer
pil BIZ enorni uUrre, oa De Ioute
Snemasier i Slcloene eubnii life
mere emo lanuiOt bar begpnot Of
lnlcltc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
i Soma.

Nce Molltca 0clI zoe Mort.
On uol0lom Storm. Scr lcOldNehcg
A. >nn o. Sor0en % CT u~iropdilll
ltort Snc'nlo. ruicoc iQaar opcr ncte
Den noroIiGe Gel al Stateu.
ara Cltd0cr nlcloc@: On hcftiQ
(or0enltorm mCO 10 5ommer 9ic1li
~ citerrulat al otte CONNER rlt0
enc. roicOc / 9int paa Ol9ie Ndntcr.
Nllc Cine ~ @Uttc cr luacl opcr
iius 1rc00cr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
i WidDiann.

lctroii Sen 22oc Niart9. ~ Ser
'oIot iooN her / Den inoligc Gel al
a. Staten nUltcn CT NoO Snc. RI
Gcttc cr Iaret3 ltnritc Snciolo OF oct
ltcr'tc pdn 0cntc Sio al 9larct iioen
tSSc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-28
Ntfcr tp nprifc Sfibc irmtct al Winer
cucr linOcrunnpebcaoc.
st inf % ct britiif Sfib mubco o9
ienbcr binnTocn ~tilbnno9.
Gn Srrfning / Trrbiiacn tGt ucb
Den igbifc SHIT.
WOt ira auc t%Srontcr.

Honhon 230c Mart@. - Hll@lCrnc
on1ribcr mi nlC0 ltor Strait General
pon @~inOcnburga S%tiujnler opcr eli
nTitcn 200 Nfil brcb Sront inooper
ira Riga. Huaicrnc dll1riber | ire
inrlticuige @rllppcr, Der bpcr brffsr
onlfrinu 40 Mil. %olbiomlt er Def
guuct til / Smc9ncn Al Nuroe3.S iot
cit, bpor ire HTffcr al tnlte Sfptter-
QrupC, bel belfnttct al Nlgtraa0QlGr-
Der, er blct 'torrlct. TN Mtelotlla
ira Berlin l%n0rsntnler, at Nllalerne
/ Sncgnen al Sacobitaot pad fort
Sio afiprche omfring 10000 HrtlI-
leriproicftiIcr MOD De tpifc Stluin-
ger, hoilfct tpocr pad, al Hll3Ierne
INT err bel ioripnct mcb Ammunition.
Welteral &llropatfin far leltot
irem til iile %inier ltore 6orltert-
ringer, og Scr firnlpca III al llge
ioa itorc &urmlasle Ter Der inn peo
49,
Gerounl.
Ser / @onbpn tror lllall oog life,
at Sperationerue pau Eltironten er
@egpnoelien til nogcn pirfelig ltor
rusiiif Siieniip. On ct Ear Tiger
begpnoer nernlig %ourlpsningen pod
De r~iisiiife SIetter, % ou pil Der Ell
Sio BIZ nleget unnifeIigt at operere
mlco 0et iuUre 9lrtiueri pper Den OPP
blp0te Soro. &uropnttinS 9lngreb
mi er ril1eligpiS Oerfor blot mellt
Iom ell NoominbcIIe til Snlferne on,
at Der pgioa er andre 6ronter enc
netop peo %erbun.
Hu@lerne bar op0uget, of pan en-
feltc Stcocr PED ocre3 lpoliqc Sront,
/ @uIicien, bpor ser for bar Itaaet
ltorc tplte SroppenlasI er, err I'LL Dis
ie foriplnOct, og Der er bare giterri-
gere tilbogc. Spifcrne er otter al
Sonbiplligbco lenbt til %croun.
Sra Shmeitj mcbOelea, of Wtonb-
ifobcr al Den ltngorife @anoitorm,
loot / Nnrenc 1865 % 1869 o0 Ii
geiua Ntunoitabcr ieot mellen1 Na-
rene 1865 % 1897, ion1 biotil bar
uUrct / Observation-Disclosures. bor
iaaet Sr0rc til at melOc Tia linoer
eSanerne Ocn 5tc Mpril for at oi9aa
til Trontcn.
&c tnifc WeIOingcr ON Situotio-
llcn puu Gitironten Qaor / aorthcb
llO pna, at 9iits iernca 9lnQreb er blat
ilanet tilbuNc oucr belle Sinien mco
ltore Sob, nleb llrOtugclic az / Sm-
carlelt al Noroc5. Given. hpor Sc inb-
rerniner, at Den r%naliife Slh bar Ore
uct Dem tilbngc.
Zen 256e Morris teIegrofere9 ira
Tetrograb, al NuaIcrnc9 Yngreb
oper belle oen lorOlige Sront iort-
irttes mcO itor Strait. ! Npropeit
for Scflp.S lsen trGllqte Hltalernc
igiemnent DC i~orrelte tnlte %inier o.
Gorritabcr eiter Ell uol0iom Stamp
NtanO nlpo Mall0 / Stpttcrarapeile.
Sigclaa blcu Sn'fernc breuet no al
i'm ltcrft beiUltc0c Stiuing / SfO1e-
he omfring 9Iijnif og Ntofrit5a.
: Streaet / 9toro Tor Eoitapp bar
&lbiernc taget 400 Spifcre tilian-
&c, b~uoriblanot 30 Siiicerer. 2ige-
ioa iog De IS 0iitralisier, % Selt-
mericre, 10 Srenfmericre, > Ytine-
falterc. ell f. GentinreterS Saubit-
ser, / S~psfoitere. 637 @epprer, Ell
aasie mle0 Bomber, 300 luGre @ro-
mater og II %oanIo0ninger meo 9r-
discrimination