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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
HpS paa ErrBcrne.

Npo paa TrrBcrne. Sra Sbors.
bobn lfriueS lite Wai til banlf Go.
cialoemofraten: GrpsIet er enblnl
fltapt be1pnbt at Ipire neoe peb ap-
item. Sppe / Sieloene Iigqer Sneen
frenloeles meterbpb. Sprmnngclen
er 'oa Itor, at flere &ipr er blet neo.
lla9tet. Man prpper pua at boloe
Stp | ltngfpGget peo at Hippo set ro
/ Wtarfeir, men Der er omtrent i1tet at
ipiie. Gnoog flere al llogungsbeitc.
ne er op0c Of Sllt og ltomagrila.
&9rit er BET iom lpopanlig gaaet llo
oper Saorene. Slere b~unoreoe al bcllt
er omfommet; bells er be iltItet libel,
og 0elS er De omfommet ru,ber De iter-
fe Snefnlb meb Sneltorme, iom bar
fienoetegnet belle Bearer. Spbe og
lepenoc Saor bar nlan grapet no
iflGng al De pplbige Sneoriper. ct
Steb peb Ell Sieloppnt gropeoe man
80 0sbe Saur og 5 Iepenbe frenl, ionl
onttrent bar foalte al Sen Sneoripe,
ionl ifilllte Dem. Gn Gel Saar er
ogioa al Oe irpgtcIi9c Sneitormc blct
fultet / Sapet ira Oe brntte Sieloiioer
og Orepet ilono forificligc Steoer.
"a mango al DC reobebc Suar er me.
get forfomne % afmaGrcoe, cr Tpoe-
lighebsprocenten blanot npfgbte Gam
tiQige ouerpplocnSc. Ser er iaalc-
beS / bennc &oor Qdoet itofc %Groier
tabt for oct fGroilte 2%anobrug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
Ern Snar Guitfclbts Sfih.

Ioretages / benne Sib en- itsrre &c.
a,llerina af Warfeosplabien / aiene.
rlip. @I. a. ifaI Serreosioqeo arab.
bes @llite inbbegnes al Ell areos al
Sten, ser bliper forbunben meo en-
ipGr SS,ernfipttina. Senne aipttina
har imiSlertio Ell Siitorie, Tom bel
finn oe iGrrelte fienber, ioet oeu tam.
mer ira Siehelten Suar SpitieIbtS
Sfib "Sanuebros", Scr iprang / 9uf'
ten mber Sloget / aieaebugt Der
4oe Sftober 1910. aiGttingen er ie.
mere blcpet iiitet op tilliaemco i"orifiel'
liae andre @ienitaube ira Canine.
broa", beriblanbt aanonernc. % Ser.
reosioaeo arabbe or tiliGloig fonimel
i @ciiohcIle al Ben gainle SerllGnfI
paa ell Mutton. : mango Star bai
Ben iieIse "Silf. Ip." benlisget pac
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
&aptcin Saniens oh. ssr11 In,,

line Sanien / &oIoing bar III facet
@isbeo for, at benbeS Mano, ser for
te ben / @eiterbabet mineitsbte "glri.
ola, omfonl, ga Sfibet sif Thumbs
nteo lin %auaaoning. Sim to al 9e.
irtningen, 2oen Stprmal1o og en- Ia.
tror, begge ToromGnb, rcbbeocs inb
til Gotterbam efter / TO Gage at hope
opbolot fig paa aielen al Ell of Sfi.
bets TeoningSboobe. Sru s., Der
illotil oct iibite bapbe baobet, at Mon-
ben lfuloe babe p9ret blanot Sc req
oeoe, milteoe for 10 Star iiben en-
Sen, Der ogiaa bar Signano po
or,lfneoe paa Ell al fine &eiier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
Snlf Spiunccntrnl / Marhns

&iebenbapn melbeS 2ben SUM. go.
litiet bar opoo9ct Ell itor tpif Spion.
central / NarbuS meo SiliaIer / fler(
ipoife @per. 6 Wono err arreiteret
Wtau bar benpttet ct Slags Gooctele.
grommer, ibet man telcarufereoe ON
Si~ifciortcr iitebetior Sfibe. Set e,
follItateret, of Ell SanbclSbomper CT
ioranlebiaet ipllfet al Spionerile. Gr
Gooeneglc al tpnot Silfcpapir fonO.
res inoipct / alpberne hos Sen Ell,
al Nrrcitantcrnc. Nf Gober iren1aii
oct, at 10 Spnber Silo" / ct SeIe.
gram beteo "Sanoelsbamper", "1C
SneS NaI" "Sorpeoobauo".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
Gn 3OOO.nnrin Wnre.

Ming meIoes 22oe Moi. s @rsnbierg
Mpie fanbt nogle NrbeiOere iorleoen
Ell toblaoet glare al ggetrp. @aren,
Der er IL Weter lang, err neaet
mutt f%orarbeiOet, og SnonOtag og
Groer er ganife glat afilebne iom cf-
ter longporig Srug. ajobmanb &ou
/ Sfjern bar affipbt 9lrbcioernc ala-
rem pg iogt nGrmlcre Splpsning hos
Scrning Nlliel,m, Der meooclcr, at
9oren ontagelig er ca. 5000 Ior
aalnnlel. Ger ifol tioIioere nGrc il,r-
oct lianenbe 9(arer / Sanmlarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
!Seitia aanpnaSe beS sfaaen. Gsrt

Sfagen meloes 29oe Woi. SEQ g
Siben / gftermiboag bsrtes en- meget
poloicm &monaoe ubcnfor Sfagen /
norositlig Netning. Sen bar iaa bef-
fig, at Guberne / mango Sl,ie flirre-
Sc. Ganol,aben pareoe en- balp Sime
og mar talte 20 Sfltb. On Simes
Tio ienere bertes aunonaben igien
oa MI ca. 50 Sfll0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
&trReft9e Vp6eoer.
ss~eevSes3eveHeeseesS$

% 1877 % iqicn ira 1888 til 1899.
4oitor WcIIbp bIep / 1867 e8tepiet
til SiQrio W. @runot, Ser oeoe /
1908. Senucn e. q. WeIlbp er
1roicSior pcs Ct. GIoi College, %
Cotteren, 9PiiS ggnc5 WeIlbp, er Ii
gcIcoes MeoIcm al nGpric Colleges
Tofultct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
Saa er WsQeu bin. : en- peitipnl

Sun CT Wpllen bin! : Ell neitipnif
Stntionsbp bapOe Notwithstanding
beoerne forleoen bl. q, ogiua tilfalbt
@penS WpIler. Wsleren hop0e uenl-
liz / GienopnlSIfplb lat Wfplen til
$4,000 Ser, mems Signin1sfo1nnli5-
iioncn bapoe lat oen til $4,000 &r.
s SiSfusiioncn mcQem Wclleren %
'Signin9smrnoele hppoe0c en- al benl,
at Wollcn bar $4,000 brrb, OF bet
piloe ban giernc gipe for Ben. Wol-
lerelt fog BAN pna Srbet og ionbe:
ga, iaa cr Wolcn bil!" &ele
Soaucrauoct bar Gi0ne. St Wele.
rem cr Sugens ScIt paa Ggnen, tiger
Zig ielp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
Abe Tarsans.

Observation-Disclosures Soft, inbtil ben
MI otter er bIepet oraget frem for at
Iinoe Ell pasienbe I~rpenoelie peb
Snobegnin9 al Den gantle Serreos-
fogebs Butte. 0aar 8ieneriips ling
bonn berefter fer paa ben gantle Ir.
fcrfi9tting, fan BEN ianttioig opfrilfe
Wtinoet ON Ell Seltebebrift / Gait
marfS S%iItorie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
&rabbeshplm .Spiifule.

melbes 21oe Mai. Yoa Ell ertraor-
oinGr Notwithstanding Der / @pel,
/ Giterrniobag / &%rabbesbolm Seilfo.
lie peotoges oet at fortiptte Sfolens
Sriit og at o%piorbre 'SpiIfoIelprer,
Ganb. phil. Gaming til at opertaqq
SfolenS 2eoelie iiteoetfor Goitor
&9Itel, ser 1faI ppre &al9meniQbebS.
preit | &jellerlp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
Gu 8ranat fra GA. 50 Gleper Fl

Gn 8rannt fra GA. 80 gleper fra
Geile beiere sllmenifole bar ifelge
"@eile q. Solfebl." / ellie 8rllnbet
Sillpei fllnoet en- 8 Sommlers @ra-
nat. Set bite Zig at bore en- eIter-
rigif Spiosgranat fra 1864. 8oli-
tiet fit BEN og Iopeoe at gisre Sen
u~ifabelig, bpis SEN life bar set / Sor.
peien at SO aars Senliggen / Sor-
0ett.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
era Ddnmarf.

MQe fan brnses. en- SsnOerjpoe,
Der Tom SsIge al ct ltlpffeStilfGloe
bar 9ummiber, % iom opboloer zig /
Seliingsr, er ifsIge Sells. Ip." /
oisie Gage bIepet inbfalbt til preiiilf
arigstieneite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
Stern WieLefhouIcn bpntt.

Gisbenbapn meIbcs lite Mai. San-
oelsretten / &isbenbopn bar 0smt
Sfibsreber Steen @iebelbollien til at
betaIe $1,000 ar. / G%ritatning til So.
brifen Cara / Bergen / Ell Sanoels-
Jag ON ct fort Harti Gaaioo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
On glSrcsanpe. Grn &isbenf

Gm Wresgape. Sra ajsbenboon
melbeS 1Soe Wfai. Sorntanben / &pin-
bernes Notwithstanding Walerinben
glgnes Slott Wsaer inolcoer peo Op-
raab / "Hationaltioenbe" Snoiamling
til sGresgape til GiterIaote Of oanife
SjsmGno ioml er omtommet peo Cor
peoering.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06

Nuis &c liter "Ssrurab Soften, unccfnl Den
ri gyabcer % sleuoie. &ta ocm 81 &umcr al
HIuoei nu % % ~ % icnoer ne oS en- M
gbonreui. ful pt MOI btoe az DaG'llrrne oe',
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06

"Su&pcuucn" enmnTinrr CT Be brstC %
biuiaic Sauotlcn. 10 Wars @uruHit ietaer
meo buer Wluftru. sirtr III "2ecurdbsEotleu-
ctifr 0uiulCg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
SlbtibsfnnS. s CIR. Geoeriens

RIUIIU"THHU. : VUT. NVUeTTtIT9
Wfoie / Sin pr. Sfiue er Der blepet
aiort ct interesiant Silno fra SIoti-
ben. 9lanbt atoet bar man firnbet
ell llrne, inbeboloenbe 1920 Stpffer
Happerler % &~apgienitanbe al for
ifieuig Stsrrelie. Sinbet er inbbe-
rettet til Hationalmllieet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06

efriu efter Yrsoec enplnrcr az "Seeurat.
gpit:u % @re Nrncn", giGiarfe 90 met, no.
brenie nnr'ie @lao / gmeri!a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
10 SIR. / en- Surif fanbt en- Some

10 Sir. / en Surif fnnbt en- Some /
Soitrup forleOen, ~ifriper "gitiipls
lambs Solfeblab". Seobelen lau fam.
menlagt / Sorifens Wape inlcQem
nogle inlaa Silo. sit ser Dor ppret
gobe Iioer for Siiferne er 10 fienot
nof. Wen at De bar blet iaa rige, at
De brilgte Eenge iom Ngu, piOitc man
op9 life, tiger 8laoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06

eeno "Ieccrnb. Soften % Sch etruru" III
SIrlt % geufer | SnmIeIanoet. g~ar5!on.
t~tHsenieu or 2.5o. Yorio iperegne..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06
~.or r. t.rnse, e,rss amsnrisnon. lem

bcIlt gcii. euer S'aridnpisutng. Oct CT NM
fcri at fenNc lgfe genae , niminoel'ae "reoe,
"a hi fan III nrre auipnrltae Tor Een9e' ION
blir porie pGa Seien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-06

scus "rreprah .spteu % Seo Srnen" III
Slrat % Serricr I Sanilelaroef. Satsieh'
iiuacuteu or $3.50. Eorio teeresnef.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30
COAST GUARDS
GET MARCHING
ORDERS
Local Company to Leave for Fort Cas-.
well at Once-Waitfng on Cars.

eNHt
just as o as the Southern Rail-
way company can furnish transporta-
ton the local military company under
Captain R. v. Laid will depart for
Fort Caswel1.
A telegram was received this morn
ing from Southeastern department in
Charleston ordering local men to go
ready to depart for the front.
Captain Laid has III men practical
~ ali of them from this city and conn
ty. They are a fine bunch of soldiers
and many of them are members of the
oldest families of the community.
When the city fire alarm is sounded
for one minute, it will signify the time
for all citizens to gather for a rOusing
farewell to the local boys.
The Hendersonville company is a
part of the national army and can be
ordered to France or any other part of
the globe, on short notice, It is
thought that they will be kept at Fort
Caswell for the present guarding North
Carolina coast near Wilmington.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30
Low Water and Break in Steam Plant
Comes Near Putting City in Darkness.

Trouble and lots of it," is the way
superintendent w. H. Bangs express
himself yesterday whenasked what was
the matter.
The He~ndersonville Light and Power
company has two plants out on Big
Hungry river, which normally has a
good stream of water, but 10 it is
said, to be at it's lowest stage with
hardly enough water to turn the big
turbine wheels which generate Juice"
for Hendersonvi1le.
AS an auxiliary the company has a
steam plant in the city. Yesterday
when the steam was put in the big
steam turbine wheel wheel struck a
snag or something while making 5000
revolutions per minute and as a re-
suit several of it's teeth are missing.
Luckily the He~ndersonville Automo-
bile company has just installed a com
plete welding apparatus and the re
pairs we're made in time.
The Hendersonville Light and Pow
er company has been very fortunate
this year. There has been considera-
BILE less Interruptions than nay previous
year and the season is well on
superintendent Bangs with his
crew of men has been working night
and day in an effort to supply power
for Hendersonville without having to
shut down. or lose more than five min
utes at a time.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30
HARD
Hit BY THE
NEW ORDER
Tightening of Control Over Exports by
Q. s. Strikes Home.


Washington, Aug. 2S.-"The hardest
blow yet struck Germany by the United
States" is the way officials today look
ed on the Presidents tightening of con-
troll over exports.
Positive proof in the hands of the
President that the neutrals have been
letting supplies reach Germany despite
the assertion to the contrary. The
President is determined that this shall
cease.
No exports will be permitted to con-
tries which send supplies to Germany.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30
lifeboat will ever meet such a fate

nc lifeboat will ever meet such a fate
from my ship $1,000.
eve spent two hours on the subma
rine while the Germans removed from
the Christiane all her supplies and
sunk her with bombs. The captain
then escorted us to our lifeboats, gave
us the direction of nearest land and
bid US a courteous good bye. The
name signed to the receipt 1 have is
Captain J. Erlinger, German navy.
We landed safely at Ponta Del Gada."
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30
Taking Big Chances.

It is a. great risk to travel without
a bottle of C~hamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy, as this
preparation cannot be obtained on the
trains o. steamships. Attacks of
bowel complaint are often sudden and
very severe, and everyone should go
prepared for them. obtainable every
where.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30
aHATED TO SINK AMERICAN
SHIPS" SAID U-BOAT CAPTAIN.
Captain Crooks Taken Aboard U-Beat
and Served With Wine-EscOrted to
Boats.

n served with NIne-EScOrCed TO
Boats.
At Atlantic Port, Aug. 28.-Captain
Cyrus ". Crooks, master of the Ameri-
can bark Christiane which was sunk
by a German submarine August Z near
the Azores was entertained as a guest
on board the U-boat and over a glass
of wine was told by the German COM
mander that he hated to sing Ameri-
a ships" Captain Crooks related
the incident on arrival here today on
board IN Italian liner.
The American captain said he was
bound home from London when his
ship was sunk. Not being armed he
surrendered to the U-boat.
1--WE left the Christiane in two life
boats" Captain Crooks said, "and I
was invited by the U-boat captain in
excellent English to bring three of my
men and come aboard. We were taken
into the officers cabin, and after giving
me a receipt stating my ship had been
sunk, the commander ordered lunch
o served including wine.
H kept UP an interesting CONVEX
sation while we were eating, and more
than once declared he hated to sink
American vessels and only did so be-
cause We were at war with his country.
Another thing that appeared to
worry him We're stories he had heard
Q sinking of lifeboats by submarines
I really can't believe those stories.
he said, and so far as I am concerned
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30
Echo of Mexican
Raid at Columbus
Villistas Get Sentences Form Seven
teen to Eighty Years.

Deming, N. NJ. Aug. 28.-Seventeer
Villistas were taken to the New Mex
lean penitentiary today to serve SEN
fences Of from seventeen to eighty
years for participation in the Colum.
bus riots some months ago. They
were captured by General Pershing,
now in France with the American
troops.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30

Washington, Aug. 2S-pr. Hans
suIzer. the new Swiss Minister, pre-
scented his credentials to President
Wilson thi s%afternoon.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30

HENDERSONYILLE L. & P.
COMPANY HAVING DIFFICULTY
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-30
GLAZENOR

Many a man IS serv-
ing In a miss-6t position
because he hesitates to
start on a canvass for q
new one.
ga want ad will find
the place you want and
should lave.
git is needless to re-
mind you that when
the position hunts the,
man a better salary is
inevitable.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
By R. Allyn Lewis

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The most fav- orable feature Of the market is the hardening in the price of bonds This is very noticeable in Missouri Pacific and Chesapeake & Ohio issues. With money stacking up as it is. it will be hard to prevent an advance in good bonds and sound investment securities.
 Long Island was the feature of the railroad list There has been an ac- cumulating order in this stock for more than q year and the buying in the fast few days has been more urgent IL is generally believed that the company win sooner or later offer to the minor iiy stockholders the same terms that were offered when control was pur- chased. which is believed 10 be about $50 a share. Marine shares were sold on the rumor that the Atlantic trans port line had lost o1e of their steamers. The market is featureless and sold out
 A dragging trading market moving irregularly. pending the appearance of an active incentive. is likely to con tinue. Speculative sentiment is in Q waiting attitude Most of the pro'cs- sionals at such times display bearish t,Idencies. investment buying is large and constitutes counter to their at tacks Professional gossip is referring 10 other weak spots in the market sim liar 10 that developed in rubber. where more liquidation of speculative hold ings Is rumored
 The Sun says. The principal reason for the conservatism is that most peo- pie are figuring ont the results of the speculative excesses of the past two years.
 J s. Bache and Co. says: When the settled conviction begins to prevail that the war ia to continue until the objects for which the allies have been fighting are fully realized. stocks will again show their relative values, as cX- pressed in quotations
 New York Financial News says. In quarters where large accumulations Of securities take place at times there seems to he a very strong idea thai United States Steel common stock has not completed it's hullish activity and that unless conditions change go that the present intention of declaring a substantial extra divifend January @C is abandoned the hizher levels will again he reached bv this iesne.
 1 Analysis of thc effect of the supreme court decision in the Atkinson Ia" case. which verdict seems to be eX- pected some time between now ano | E'ebrrarv 26fh. suggest hat if the laH is upheld the market will decline should prices at the time be near cur rent levels: and that If the court hold' { t unconstitutional then rally shoulf be taken advantage of to coll stocks IT expectation of a strike The discriml- nation against industrial stocks VI
 brokers loans Is no longer complained ] of Specialisi reports and those ron ! brokers who have been watching tran
 sactions are in consorance to re
 markahle degree upon the evidence o supporting orders appearing in Bald
 win unor declines to the level hetweei 60 and 55 II is rumored that som' very largo buying orders are In th'
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
LOS ANGELES MARKET

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 15.-Prices quoted are for livestock weighed and delivered off the ears without food and water,
 Cattle-(On foot and cross weiGhtD No. steers weighing 900 to 1.200 pounds. 800; seconds, S725@7.5O; thin, s7.o0.
 Cows and heifers-No. l. t6.50@ 100; seconds. S9.00: thin. s4-50.
 Sheep-(Per head desirable wooL) Wethers, s6.50m7.00; ewes, $500; sucking lambs. S12.50.
 Hogs~(Hard grain fed) l5O tc 2a0 pounds. .s9.25G $50; 250 to $50 pounds S925; 350 pounds UT, EXERCISED.
 Poultrl4-Broilers, 1Sc: flyers, 16s; roasters, 16c: old cccks SC; light hens. 12c; heavy hens. 19c; light turkeys, 22m24c: old ducks. 12c: young ducks. 12m He; young geese, l2c; squabs. s2.00 dozen.
 Buttcr-Receipts. 50,520 pounds Ex- tras, 36C: firsts, 34c.
 Eggs-Receipts. 146 cases. Fresh extras SSc; case counts. 4Oc: bullets, CSC.
 Sonora wheat-s2.25 bid; se.75. asked.
 Barley-Bright feed. s225 bid. s2.5o asked Dark feed. $f.43iz bid; sl.47lA asked.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16
THE MOANING FIELD

LeoniGas Andreief is the latest Rus sian writer of horror He belongs to the younger school of Slav literary men but his works have all of the terrible e,rimness of Tolstoy and Cor k" Probably none other than a Rus sian writer is ale to denict the tre- mendous horror of battle field after the waves of fighting men have swept on. leaving the wounded to their lone- ly agony Andreief, with his excep- tional Slavic skill in this respect has presented a graphic word picture or such q scene in his book, The Red Laugh" His tale opens with the writer on a relief train going to the battle field.
 Listen" whispered somebody full of silent terror.
 How was it that we had not heard 1t before. From everywhere--the exact place could not he def'r"d--a proan. unhroken. wonderfully calm in it's breadth, was borne upon us We had heard many cries and groaus. but this resemblled none of those heard beTore
 We came upon bodies oftener and octnncr We examined them rapidly and threw them off the rails.-those indifferent calm limp bodies. At first we counted them, but soon got mud dlnd ard ceased. Thep groans grew more distinct, sharper. and we could almost see the distorted mouths from which those terrible sounds were is-
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16

sueing. Suddenly. almost at our feet beside tho rails. somebody gave a loud. cry ng groan. We found him instant N: that wounded man. whose face seemed to consist only of two eyes. SD big they appeared, when the light of tho lantern fell oR his face
 Several steps farther We met am other man wounded slightly, who was walking alone. He strode his head thrown back straight toward us. believe he did not see us. for he went on past the train and disappeared in the darkness
 4 Stirring, Moaning Field
 These were the first We found and they mortified us. But later We came upon them oftener and the whole field lit mp Hy the motionless rec Hare of the conflagrstions. began stirring as if it were alive breaking out into loud cries. walls. curses and groans. All those dark moands stirred and era Nlcd about like half dead boosters let ont of a hasket, scarcely resembling men in their broken. unconscious move mcnts
 The train '~aS socn full and our clothes were saturated with blood as fl we had stood for long time under d rain of it. But he field was stirring as widely as before.
Arizona republican., 1917-01-16

market near g. The private borrowing demand ia very large for this stock
 Ex. Div today Zine 1. pfd 1i4. Rbt liz Nrgmia- hem Dru list < KF l. RUE ?. Nickel pfd. ] F.
 Closing Grain Letter
 CHICAGO. Jan. 5.- Wheat had narrow range during the session. the talk of scarcity was uppermost in the market. The returns on the visible wheat not completed To the close showed probable decrease of about 3C00 060 bu The days clearances were large and the foreign demand good. over the winter wheat belt. Tho lead CTS were not disposed to take a very decided stand and in view of the re- cent decline the disposition was to keep to the buying side. Pu blic pariicipa- ton was slight
 Corn The corn market was strong. but when the dollar mark there was a general profit taking as ehe trading el- crncnt looks for q large price swing during the period of accumulation.
 The visible increase under million with Chicago not reported and tho cash market higher than the deliveries, the public interest in this grain is in- creasing
 Oats: Oats was slightly higher for the day based on the probable de crease of q million bushels. The trade was confined largely to the hedging operations which naturally lifts prices IS the visible decreases.
 Cotton Letter
 NEW YORK. Jan. l5.--Dome9tlc mill consumption for December was re- garded 1a bearish.
 This item in connection with the shipping situation was probably re- sponsiole for the general selling today. There was also some aggressive short selling for Wall street and local ac- count and on the decline great mum her of stOp orders were caught
 Spot holders. however. are paying no attention to tho decline in futures.
 Tho market has had pretty good cleaning out and a large sized short in terest has been built up Any attempt on the part of shorts to cover will most likely result in higher prices.