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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11

tfIdB, nit bcr ein8igen Qu8nd6mt bes
8reiics Wol56cim, cine u6trpiegeuo
neutrality-suspicious.. G6enIo i'm gr0Bteu
Sell pt8 8t3irt5 GberelioB uno In Der
gdn3ea u0rbli8en 5dlfte oes 8e8irts
2ot5rinsn. Die uberntsgeno %frau5os
fid ipre9tnOe 9eoolterung iibt, a6ges
Ie6en BON benz untarsIidiifhen &rei5
WlpIsheim, in BEN &dntonen an b,r
fran50Ffden 8rfn5e. Sci Der Iebten
goIts5d6lung baden bon ben 1,874,000
g~inpobnern BON GIIaBs Got3ringeu nur
204, 900, ulIo rod ntdt Der ueunte Sell,
6ran30Fi6 dls lire MutterIprahe anges
gebeu. Bon bieIen nobnen 100000
gtrIontn (bti elmer @eIQmt6e01lterung
bon 121,000 in ben auf Der Garte
i6par5 idraffierten @ebieten, ndbrenO
Der Rtit bon 100000 ouf oos geiamte
ii6rigt Qano berteilt 1T, Rad Der sigss
nen Qngd6e Der Ginpobner oeleqentli4
ber leBttn 8oIt83dbllng b~c1tr6ergea bic
areiIe 6trlB6urgsQdnb, GRIFFIN, Gage
ndu, 0eiBenburg un6 3ubern tpeuiger
nls Elm qro5ent ii6erpiegenb 6rdn80Fi4
Spre6enosr. 9u8 beutids Gprahges
bet idlieBt biz beiben gr0Bten 6tdotc,
GtraBburg unb Wlilbaufen, in Itb elm.
giuen 6ebsat,noeu Gattor bifben bic
etngepdnoerten Qltoeutiheu. Die 3abl
Der i'm 2unoe ~po6neuben QltotutI6en,
einI9lieBlih Der i'm 2dnbs bon altoeuts
ihtn gltsrn geboreneu &inoern, niro
uuf dnudbrno 100000 angegebsn, dIIo
ouf Elm 5iinftel Biz Elm 8iertel Der Sc
idmtbeb0lterung BON 1874, 900 perIos
nen. TAD Der 8e6urtss 5tatiitit fans
men % qro3ent ontr i'm Sdbr 1911
gsbortner ainotr entpeber gang BON
G~tngetpdnbsrten ober aus Chen 3piTdeR
G~tngepdn0erten uno i'm 2auoe 8ebos
rsasn, nobel bic groBe 3dbl Der ainotr,
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absr bersits i'm 2anbe Beborsn iinb, ni4t
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b%lrtsn5tffer in ben Gtbieten NIT itdrs
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am geriueitsn lit bic @~erme9rung Der
8to6tterung our6 @eburten i'm Trdnj6s
fI6en Spra6etbiat, no burh ben
llt6erT5uB Der SterbefGqe ben 8sburs
ten %gtgeniiber anidbrIi6 cine Qbnabme
Der gto6lttruugs3abI itattfinOet. Oa3u
iommt bic Q6pdnoerung mad Defen,
Ourd Bic rationale 5innsisung uub bi,
bortige itdrts Ra6frag. nab Qrbsitss
trdfttn beranldBt.
Qu6 duf benz Gebiet beg @trtf6dFtss
ls6tns bsrridtu gruuOosriaieOens gsrs
bdltniFe i'm beuti6en uno i'm fran.
8ofiden Gprd6gebiet. Sn benz t~rIteren
Elm md6tigas 4uf6li6tn, in benz spsis
ten StiaItanb une Fs1entpeiIe ipsar
Ridgaug. Sn benz erFeren Fnb bic
rti5en gobeniddbs ssboben porbsn,
fnb auf neiten Streden, auf fpslden
frii6sr 9iebbsrosn nsibsten, Stdbte tnt.
Fanben. Die bsosutfdme nirt1ddFtIi6e
Gntpidlans, ipeltt GFaBsQot6rinptn
seuORmsa, 1T aurtdsfahTsa Gai bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11

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uno oes fri6tr beuti6en 8ebjets ben
g%ot6rinQen unb 3uolei6 bic Grnenuunq
zines gtnerdlgOuberneurs fir Die bcIs
ben Ge6iete. Die 9eitrtbuugen, nit
ben ero6ettan 2dnOe8teiIan eiaeu Shaz
der 81 treiben, paren alf bet gau3en
Ginis abgei4lagan pOrOen.
8rhtru bate ftlieBtid appetit BE-
fommsn. Orr baneriidc Miniiterprds
foent @raF Bran mar an ben @robbers
3og bon 8a6en nit BEL 8triudung bsrs
on8strtten, GlfGB uno gaoen 81 eiRem
a0Higreih 3u Dertiniger, nofir Bayern
gentle, nd6er be8titntte baoiIhe @es
biete ubertrugen ntroiF ioQten. Die
Qutp0rt, nIlhe @roBbtr3og 8rieDrib
e@rttilts, lit teun3si6nenb fir bieien edit
oeutIdeu Wtann: Tin tleiaer Stadt
f6nHe @iiaB unO Qothringsn feline gnts
iddoigung fir ben 9trIlf ibrsr bisz
BERGEN Sitting gtnd6rtn; Oas Quers
bieten boa glTaB nit Der a~6nigstrone
oIs 8eIobnung fir rationale 9fli6tsrs
fiqung mihe er dl8 9%detbiguug nit
/Gntriiitung 5uridpeien; bic Soften
faien boriiber, 0a man Qdnb uno 2eute
einfaa berfaenlt babe.
So mar, o1mdls i6on, benz neueu
ReihsldnO Der Gntpidlung6gang 5ur
GtIbfttdnoigtait borgtI6tieben poroen.
Bel a1er GtepIiS, peIdt gismdrd BIZ
traTfs Der @sneigt9sit Der Reihsldnoer,
fh in bic ueuen 8trbdltniTe gu ihider,
begtt, mar er ood BON nnfang an Der
uebsr3euguug, OdB ft Oies cher als
9sutIds, oenn aIs prsuBen gu fun Isrs
nen purben. DAB Der Gntpidlungss
gang tin laHgIdmar un6 f5niertger fein
piirot, bat er b%orausgeiagt. Gr bat
aud bamit reht bs6dIten. Die giHpere
Ieibuus BON GIiaBsQot5ring,u als ieIbits
itdnbiger 8unoesFddt in ben 9eidmts
ber6ano bes 3eutIden aeides miBte
ben gntptdIung5Sang gum 4bI6IuB
brtHsen.
Sn ben bis6sriaen Qusfu6rungen it
an Der Sdnb btg pptitiIdm Gutnids
~tungsgdag,s BON gIfaB unb 2otbringen
bon Der Set ber. ba es Elm beutidcs
6er5ogtum mar, b5 auf BEN beuttgeH
Gag oa e. pieOer Gin IoI6es ner0en
fol-, bic 5rage: p0o5iu gcb0rt GlIdBs
2ot6rinqtn2" er0rtert iporoen. Reben
ben poIiiiIden treteu aI8 eutideibenb fir
bic 8eantnorlung Der Stage Der bolts
Iide unb Der pirtidaftIids 5attor. Der
@roH aritg 1T i'm grunb. bon pirts
f4aftliden G~ripdgungsn uno 8egens
fdBen eHt3inbet porben, uno bic nirts
fduftiiheH 5rageu, tpelas fih 81 WeIts
frugen erueittrH. fpetbtH Der Gntptts
lung Der neuen geididtsperiobe, pelte
Haa benz GritOensI5laFs unheben Diro,
ben SnbaIt btrteibm. als Ghiboletb
auf benz @sge gum 6risben 1T absr bic
Goiuug bqm Re3t Der GelbftbeItims
mung aud Der tltinm g6fftr ausgegeben
porOen. Der g~attspine lam iiA nur
bur4 bic Wsbrbit Gubsn, Hnb er III
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11

Gin olttr Siam un6 Elm iunaes
MdsoIsiR rstnk ia niat pORl suEau.
EkR.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-11

Sol6e bauernoe SteiOung Der geis
fer maB and Oura bic snbgiiltige Gnts
Ideioung Der 6rdga, po6in GIiaBz2ot6s
ringeH eisentIih gtbors, be~rbeigefiibrt
fperben. Der mebrfah in biefer Qbs
ban6lung erpGbnte QlteIIdfer 5rie0ri6
2ien6droz5 traBburg ia9t: .ginmiitig
ge6t our5 infer gfaBsgotbringen bar
Dunid: mir molten en0lia 3ur inneren
Rube tommen, mir molten enolid Elm
fIdres 8uterldnb. 0as 3nieIpdltige
mug nisotrgstdmpft, bic tlidifide 5ras
git muB %iiberpuuoen perbenl lIno BEL
ber 5rage nab bitiem gaterIanO lam
Is fir tsinen sbrIihen 9entsr aud nur
sinen augenblid o,s 3neifsls gtbtn.
Die antmort muB Iauttu: r8eutfds
lamb.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08

Length IL inches. Distinguished
from other jays within its range by
ito decidedly whitish underparts and
brown patch On the back.
Range: Resident in California,
north to southern Warrington, and
south to southern Lower California.
Habits and ecoaomtc status: This
Jay has the same general traits Of
character a. the eastern blue Jay. He
IL TIE same noisy. rollicking fellow
and occupies . corresponding position
In bird society. Robbilg the nests Of
smaller birds - . favorite pastiAs.
and hs 10 . persistent spy upon domes.
tic fowls and we'll knows the meaning
Of the cackle Of . hon. Not only does
he steal eggs but he kills young chicks.
Tho insect food Of this Jay constitutes
about one-tenth Of it, annual sustsn-
ance. Tho inclusion Of grasshoppers
and caterpillars makes this part Of
tho birds food in its favor. But the
remainder Of it, animal diet includes
altogether too large . proportion Of
beneficial birds and their eggs. and
in this respect It appears to b worse
than its eastern relative. the blue jay.
While it, vegetable food il composed
largely Of mast, 1T times It's liking
fer cultivated fruit and grain makes
It q most unwelcome visitor to tho
orchard and farm. In conclusion It
may be said that over much of it,
range this Jay is too abundant for
the best interests Of agriculture and
horticulture.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08
GERMANS EvACUkTE
SALIENT IN BELGIUM

BERLIN, (via London), June s.
The German forces are on the Belgian
front having withdrawn from the sail
ent protruding westward to prepared
nerve" position between the canal
Douve basin, two KILOMETRES west OF
Warneton, says the official statement
today by the German army staff.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08
If You Lose Card,
You Can Get New One

Men losing their registration certifi-
Gates may receive duplicate cards
from the Office of the county clerk.
according to an announcement made
today by Clerk Kelly.
If the card is lost or destroyed by
accident, the person losing the card,
may, upon proper application and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08
GENERAL COCKTAILS
IS CRITICISED BY
HIS SUboRDINATES

WASHINGTON, June S.-Ma1or
General Goethals, general man
ager OF the emergency fleet cor
poratiou, today dismissed F. A.
Eustis. OF Boston, assistant gener.
al manager. and F. H. Clark. OF
New York. the two engineers wno
originated the wooden fleet ioea-
The dismissal of Eustis and Ciark
today followed their action last
night In issuing statements vir
tually charging Gen. Goetnais
with holding up the ship BUILDING
program In the nations emerg'
ency.
WASHINGTON, June s.-The policy
OF Major General George w. GoethAls'
general manager Of the governments
emergency fleet corporation, toward
wooden ship building was To-Day the
object OF criticism Of F. A. Fusus. as
sistant general manager, ana +. HUM
ington Clark, his assistant.
They gave out statements declaring
that while General Goethals has limit
ed tho wooden shipbuilding program
to $50 ships In Is months, 10 build
erU have offered to construct $50 YES
sells in IS months, and that two tnou
sand wooden ships could be built II
that period without interfering VIII
the work on steel vessels.
Tho 10 builders made offers on the
basis Of cost plus 10 per cent profit
but General Goethals rejected the pro
posals and insisted on bids with fla
price. This policy has delayed th<
building program, Mr.. Fusus and MI
Clark declared.
General Cocktails had no comment
to make when the statements were
given out, but said he probably woult
reply later.
Mr.. Clark and Mr.. Fustis are mining
engineers who proposed the woodeI
ship building program adopted by thu
federal shipping board to combat thu
submarine campaign. General Goeth
ais believes steel ships are more prac
teal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08

statement of the number of his regis;
tration, receive a duplicate.
Three more persons were placed on
the delinquent registered list this
morning. All declared that it was alb
solutely impossible for them to regis
ter on last Tuesday. This week prob
ably will be the last week for delin-
quent registration and any person
who is found to have failed to register
next week will be arrested and prose
Quilted under the registration law.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08
DOUBT OF PUBLIC
CHECKS BIG LOAN

WASHINGTON, June 8.-Senator
Harding. Of Ohio, Republican, disclos-
ed in the senate today that lack of
public confidence was retarding SUBJ
scription to the Liberty Loan and that
in the interest Of unity, senators were
Withholding information which might
call for investigation and shake the
confidence OF the American people in
the conduct Of the war;"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08
.EPWORTH LEACuERS
MEET IN FARMLAND

Richmond district Epworth Leagues
will meet in Farmland next Wednes-
day and Thursday. Pastors and dele
gates from societies Of six counties
will attend.
A score or more delegates from
here will 60. Rev. r. L. Semans of
First Methodist church, will give the
devotional address Thursday. Rev.
Somerville Light. district superintend-
emit, will tell of the work being done
in this district.
Rev. J. C. Irwin, of Third Methodist.
will give talk Thursday afternoon.
Miss Eva Phelps is second vice-presi-
dent. and Hugh Foss, treasurer, of
this district
A district convention will be held in
Connersville at the same time. That
district includes other counties in the
North Indiana Conference.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08

The last disastrous break in Hol-
lands bikes was in 1925. Water COW
cred $1,000 acres of land and 10000
people were left homeless
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08

Sauer kraut in Germany 10 being
made out of white turnips instead of
cabbage.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08

Pistols were invented at Pisttoia,
Italy, and were first used by English
cavalrymen In 1914.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08

Electricity has been successfully
used for abating the nuisance OF chem
ical fumes from metal refineries,
smoke and coal dust, and fog.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08

Turtle Soup Saturday. All
day. Ed Muey's, 20 South
9Th St. ri d sat-"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08

Hoosier Store Special Sat-
urday only. 1000 each Roses
and Carnations, Csc dozen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08

Dance at Eagles Hall Sat
urday Night. Eagles Lodge.
ThurFri- Sat.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08

HOOsier Store Special Sat-
urday only. 1000 each Roses
and Carnations, Csc dozen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08

Turtle Soup, Saturday. All
day. Ed Muey's, 20 South
9Th St. ri q sat-"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08
NOTICE

Effective Sunday. June
10th, 6 100 a. m. All city cars,
except 9Th ST., will arrive and
depart at 9Th St., Z IL min
utes earlier than the present
schedule.
T. H. I. & E. Traction Co.
SGT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08
BRIEFS

Hoosier Store Special Sat-
urday only. 1000 each Roses
and Carnations, Csc dozen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-08
With modern package delivery, $24!
Yearly can be saved on cost of living in this

TT TAKES a statistician occasionally to set
people straight about things they think
= they know.
The man in the street has been using some
big figures lately about war profits.
We have the highest authority for telling,
his ,ofe that the cost of delivering packages
from various stores to the homes in this city
Is ten times as great as all the war profits
that have come here.
And what makes it most interesting to the
thrifty housewife is the fact that 20 to so per
cent Of that cost is absolutely Dasted.
Sioux County pioneer., 1917-09-20

Owing to the fact that the second
contingent Of Sioux county men for
the National Armr, will be mobi-
lized at Mclaughlin, no patriotic
demonstration will be held as urged
in this column last week. The in
side pages of the paper were print
ed before the changed order was re-
ceived, but the suggestion found
favor with the citizens of Fort
Yates, and in some quarters regret
has Ibeen expressed that the men
were not ordered here. A third
contingent of Is men will be called
for about October 3rd, and if the
patriotic citizens will transport the
men from Fort Yates to the railroad
point designated for entrainment,
arrangements can be made to have
these men mobilize at Fort Yates.
If the citizens who own automobiles
favor this move, they should offer
the use of their machines to the
Local Board in time to make ar
rangements accordingly.
IA - ~
"Contrabrand," Randall Par
rish's latest story, will begin in the
Pioneer in serial form October 18.
This story sells in book form for
80, the price of a years subscrip-
tion to the Pioneer. If you want
to read this interesting story classed
as the "best yarn of the sea spun in
ten years, !" subscribe early so as to
get the opening installment.
In this issue of the Pioneer an
pears the statement of the condition
of the First State Bank of Fort
Yates. at the close of business Sep
tember 18th. 1t is an excellent
statement for this season of the
year and reflects the prosperous
condition of Fort Yates and this
part Of Sioux county.
!
The first general rain of the fall
season fell Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday. The ground was pretty
dry for fall blowing, and the far
mers who have their hay put up
and threshing out of the way well
coined the moisture.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-11-03
Csc Muslin 2lc
Fruit and LOnSdale

-HEsE FINE SOFT FINISH
Muslins underpriced for, cash.
4 -"Fruit of the Loom and Ions
dale are known everywhere as the
best-Sold other places at 25c yard
Imperial Valley press., 1917-11-03
COUPON BOOKS

mere is another service feature
for cash-a convenience that mas
big advantages over the Credit
System.
We issue Coupon Books for net
cash in denominations OF $l5.OO.
$25.0O, $4,000 and $4,000, fliled
with coupons from SC to Sl.OO
each-These books are good as
cash in any Varney store.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-11-03
$ gs. C, Cent u. S. TIRES
YOU buy them for cash

Here is more evidence of what you
,aye here for cash-all "U. 81 tires
carry a 5 per cent discount-the best
tires YOU can buy and a straight saw
inc on every one-let your next tire
,a q "IJ g."
Imperial Valley press., 1917-11-03
7I.onds of PeoDle Knou No,v that "Cash Payers Pay


III
Mme OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
Rig DIVIDENDS ON
TWO LOCAL STOCKS
Rseular and Three Per Cent 'EAIro on
Whitaker-Glessner COMMON
Extra on LaBelle Common

Rig dividend disbursements Will De
made by two local industrials next
month. At meeting of directors ol
LaBcllc Iron Works company yester-
day, An extra dividend Of Two per cent
was declared in addition TO the resui.
lor quarterly dividend of one per cent
on common stock. and the usual ulN!-
dend of two per cent on preferred was
also declared. The transfer DOORS
close September Il. and the dlVfoehoS
are payable September %.
The Whitaker GlcSsncr company mas
declared an extra cash dividend OF three
per cent on common stock. and the
regular quarterly dividend Of one ana
one-half per cent. both payable octo-
Der l. The transfer books close sep
tember 20.
The earnings of LaRc]le WORKS iaSt
month, despite the shortage of ooth
labor and cars and the fact that max
tmum production is almost Impossible
during the hot season. were. CONSIDER
ably in excess of a million dollars.
The local stock market in sympathy
with the New York stocks, was dull
Yesterday. LaBelle opened on the TO-
cal exchange at 1l6'., and the last SAFE
was reported Mt III. Other leaolns
stocks remained unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
PROTEST AGAINST USE
OF BALDWIN GUARDS

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Aug. rs
Officers Of Districts II and 20. United
Mine Workers Of America have an
nounced that they will call q convcn-
ton Of delegates from the several UNI
ions Of the districts. soon for the pur-
pose of protesting against the use OF
"Raldwin-Felts guards" In connection
with the coal operations where their
men are employed. 1t is charged that
q number Of the miners have been beat
en- by these guards at a number Of the
operations. The officials are Of the
opinion that the men will declare a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

(By private wire to The Finance Coz
NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-The proposed
issue Of Bethlehem Steel preferred
stock was taken advantage OF by the
bears who sold stock freely in the aft
ernoon and the active stocks closed at
practically the low point of the day
Aside from the Russian situation
there has been no news iustifying tho
decline in prices. There is. however, 1T
Tic or no outside interest and support
is only Forthcoming on scale down.
The outlook continues uncertain. Oc-
casional rallies may he expected on short
covering. but until there Is some defin-
lite news from Washington. sustained
advance Is scarcely probable
tFrom Harris Winthrop and Coz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
FINANCIAL NOTES
.Ira to ~ =. Masten q COD

~ ,,,Ira@e wire to A. z. MaSten q W.
SEw YORK. Aug. est seems
TO 80 +ox experts are again runto.us
II ~ 80 senate. While their eNorIe
l.as neer,le the market for a tune. we
be1ieve that their proposals WI
Sn,1Iv he passed. Tho souho a.
n n'n,s ,bn nation should not he al
,n,red 70 be trusted to prevent any 80
.,s;ca1 Hesitation as this being enc enc
IA 1ndicattons from Europe reEaru.'
49,, bostiIities are highly satisfactory
,hn allies cause. The uncaSs"cSo
-, hme,ria and the confessions OF ens
Gn..n chancellor that Germany nao
on,o;,I cornlzance Of the Pope's peace
nnnns,Is 20 far TO indicate the urgent
sasire 81 peace on the part OF the leu
49, powcrs. In the meantime We
tbink viii all the uncertainties S,',,-
ha,ri,r the situation the market "ui'
,,ass will be moro and more pro"ou'ieeu
for the time being.
Tho unsatisfactory status or a'lA,.s
=, snc,ions Of the automobile it'ouSt,'
80 .ttestcd by the disclosures maao re
.Ii,g conditions existing in mum,
- a,,fouobile concern was responslDIe
g. renewed liquidation In the motor
eues and also encouraging 9se
80 room professionals.
-rbc New York Herald quotes Sa"I
,-,ta-rover who was one or the Hrst a''C
-, earnest advocates OF the lhcottlo
80 Who in addition to being 'ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
PROFESSIONALS OFFER
STOCKS With FREEDOM

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-Stocks were
freely offered by professional traders
today that faction evidently deriving
further encoura cement from fresh de-
vclopements Of an unfarorable char
acter.
To the uncertainties ana perp1exlues
arising from the governments price and
taxation policies were added another
severe decline in Russian exchange.
Rubles falling 20 q discount in excess
OF sixty per cent. stitfcninE or Tune
and call loans in anticipation OF hea"E
transfers of funds and publication OF
Bethlehem steels plan under conditions
increasing its fixed charges.
Dealings were the largest and BROAD
est Of any recent session. but the actlF-
ity and scope Of the trading mercy
measured tho extent OF the markets
decline. All the prominent metals
eouipments. and q score Of speciaiilies
were comprehended in tho setback ~
declines OF TO points.
Pethlehcm Steel new stock reacted
o., polnts and the old 9. United states
stnei fell from 1911, 70 11S"a md closed
nj 10. a net loss Of *. Others or thae
division we're IL : points lower: MN
in,un quotations being recorded IN lhe
final dealings.
Tn, setback had it's inception among
,ha automobile shares. Studebaker tal!-
ing 5?s points TO the now low recE o.,
~ 4si; General Motors losing ~.
Other motor shares and SUBSIDIARIES
,,.ara , N 4 points down. Utilities also
,ere steadily sold. Ohio Gas HaktnS
anextreue decline OF 81 polnts W.
nrsssure against others OF that class
To,oI ss,cs amounted to $4,000 shares
rreding in bonds was more widely dis
.-;h,,teS at minor concessions. the LID
er,y issue holding steady al Ss.'. w
1905. Total sales tpar value) assF''
gated sc.46D.noo. . cold ot
tinted States registered fours So'T Tn "s
INK an advance Of l: per cent
did issues were unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29

legal representative Of many Of the
largest corporation interests in the
country Is a large stakeholder Of steel.
copper and other companies. discussing
the proposed law last night. approved
an excess profit tax but sounded
warning that the stockholders of the
country rather than pay the proposed
high tax would sell their private Sc
curities and invest in government
bonds. In that Mr. Cntermyer saw
serious danger a depression Of all Sc
curities and a discouraG"ment II not
a cessation Of leading industries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-29
TICKER TALK
NV PrtVRt

(By Private wire to The Finance Coz
Dow Jones says: Wolverine COPIED
declared a semi-annual dividend OF So
a share payable October l 10 stock re-
cord Sept. s. Last February Il dIvi-
dend of 81 was declared.
Board Of directors Of Hooking VAL
ley Railway Company has authorized
an Issue Of s5.Ooo.ooO per cent notes
maturing November /, 1915 to pay off
s4.00n.n00 note maturing Nov. 1. 1917
and for other capital required.