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The Washington times., 1917-03-10
NEWSFORINVESTORS
General Motors Dividends.

A regular quarterly dividend Of per
cent on the common stock Of the General
Motors Corporation has been declared.
This action establishes an annual divi-
dend rate Of Il per cent, compared with
the old rate Of per cent The COM
pany also has declared the regular quar-
terly dividend Of II per cent on the
preferred stock.
The General Motors Company Of New
Jersey has declared a regular quarterly
dividend OF Is per cent on Its common
stock. and General Motors Company, the
operating company. has declared the reg
ular semi-annual dividend Of 81 per cent
on Its preferred stock. The company has
sold during the seven months ended
February q, 1888 cars and trucks. COM
pared with 7Jo57 for the corresponding
period a year ago. All the above divi-
dends are payable May 1 to stock Of
record April Il
The Washington times., 1917-03-10
PLAN WAR MOVES
Labor Leaders Are Here to Mobl-
Ike Forces.


The vanguard Of the 100 leaders Of
labor who are to meet here Monday
to make plans for q vast industrial
army to keep the nation In supplies
in event OF war began to arrive In
Washington today.
At q nnhl session of the executive
council OF the American Federation
OF Labor today preliminary plans for
the conference were mapped out.
President Gomners, OF The federation,
presided.
The conference Monday win be At
Tended by officers Of every national
and international labor union In the
United States The eleven members
OF the executive council adopted to-
day q working basis for the labor
heads to consider Monday.
The plans are understood to include
q set order whereby the Industrial
forces of the nation can be mobilissd
on q moments notice for the national
defense.
The plans preclude TIE possibility
Of labor disputes, such a. Nisruptsd
England and France upon their an
trance into the war, enc otncial said
today.
"The labor element Of ths United
States, comprising many nationalitiss,
In the reserve upon which the army
and navy must rely" he continued.
The slogan OF this conferences VIII
be good wiz between labor and the
The stated purpose Of President
Gompers In issuing the call r. to In
sure unanimity Of opinion On the mat
ter Of preparedness and dsfsnss.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10
Syndicate Buy. Ray Copper.

The largest buying in Ray Consoli-
dated Copper recently has been for
account of a strong syndicate which
recently became interested in the
property to the extent of taking over
a block of $4,000 shares. A recalcul-
ations of Rays ore reserves places
this supply at more than el,OOO. 900
tons, the average copper content OF
which Is 2O5 per cent. or an addition
of about 10000. 900 tons. In good
quarters Ray is still being recon.
mended as one of the best OF the low
priced coppers.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

For instance, Beverly d. Harris,
vice president OF the National City
Bank. of New York, in an address
said that his conviction after looking
at the subject from all angles was
that for the present at least no par
L ,ular occasion exists to change the
Z ractices OF those who discount their
Iills in putting out single name
I=rsr. Mr.. Harris believes II is a
question for the future to determine
as to whether IL may at some time
appear expedient in connection with
the workings OF the Federal Reserve
System, in the development OF broad
domestic and international markets
for commercial paper. gradually to
bring about the substitution OF trade
Rcceptanaes in the operations of many
makers and distributors of goods.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10
BANK CALL is ISSUED
Statement Of Conditions a. Of
March 5 Required.

The call OF the Comptroller of the
Currency, which bankers have been
expecting for the past two weeks. was
issued today, and requires statement
OF the condition of banks as OF
March 5.
Since March s was a legal holiday
in the District and the banks were
closed on that date. and since the pre-
ceding day was Sunday, there has
been no change I'm the condition of
local banks since the close OF business
Saturday. This raised . question In
The Washington times., 1917-03-10
pi,ia.nd Hepe. sh.tter.d.

No action was taken on the Question'of
preferred dividends at Thursdays meet
ing Of the directors Of the Southern
railway. Prior to March. 1915. when the
dividend was passed. It was customary
their February or March meeting. In
asmuch as no action has been taken at
this time, It Is thought improbable that
the per cent dividend on Southern rail-
spring.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10
IopAYs SALES.

American Graphophone 1st SIS, $500
@101 v, S1000101x.
After call-American Graphophone
LIST SIS, $1,O00@101 S1,00091O1&,
81 900 9102, 1000 6102.
Potomac Electric Consolidated SIS,
81 900 6100E.
Capital Traction 5's. S6000105.
Washington Gas, 5670k.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

The Rev. Charles n. Bart, pastor
OF st. Teresa's Church, has returned
home, following a visit of several
weeks at Palm Beach. He will re-
sumo his official church duties to-
morrow.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

A special retreat for the men of st.
Teresa's Church will open tonight.
when the Rev. Father Dempsey will
preach. The retreat will continue to-
morrow, with special services morn
ing and afternoon. Father Dempsey
will preach at the final service, at
T:30 at night.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

The question of the wholesale sub
stitution OF the trade acceptance for
the so-caIled open account credit sys-
tenn was actively discussed yesterday
by credit men in annual conference
in New York, and that the idea was
not indorsed by all bankers and mer-
chants was brought out in the course
of the discussion.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10
NEWS At HYATTSVILLE
Epworth League to Hold Missionary
Rally Tomorrow Nlaht.

The Epworth League of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South will
hold a missionary rally tomorrow
night. The feature will be an ad-
dress by the Rev. William Melville.
for twenty years a missionary in the
West Indies, on the topic Something
Out OF Nothing"
The Washington times., 1917-03-10
Nov. Scotia steer. Report.

Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company.
In its annual report for 1916. showed
gross profts Of A.z2,s7a and net for its
common stock, after depreciation. war
tax and other deductions. Of $2024. .f7s, or
q per cent on the issue. The company's
munition business in 1916 is said to have
been % per cent greater than that Of
lsl5.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.

The Rev. James l.. Gordon. pastor Of
the First Congregational Church. WIN
preach on Lost in the Crowd" at the
u o'clock services tomorrow mornln&.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

The annual rally day OF the public
schools OF this county probably will
be held this year at Upper Marlboro.
A committee composed of Mrs. Dom
Bowling, Mrs. Robert Hall. Mrs. Mitch.
ell. Miss Alice Duvall and Miss Maude
Duvall urged the selection of the
county seat. The Home Club of the
Marlboro. High School was granted
the privilege OF selling Refreshments.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

On account of lack of work officials
of the Washington Steel and Ord
nance Company have laid off q large
number OF men temporarily. Lack of
orders and inability to procure raw
materials are responsible.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

On being found guilty In police
court here yesterday of carrying q
revolver, Edward Dyson, colored, of
Ounce Orchard, was fined SIS and
costs BY Judge J. Abby Henderson,
He paid the amount and was released
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

ALEXANDRIA, March 10.-Much
discussion has been caused by the
recent action of the common council
regarding the handsome drinking
fountain placed at Cameron and Fair
fax streets in 1912 by the ladies of
Mount Vernon Chapter, Daughters Of
the American Revolution. The MEM
bers say that when II was presented
to the city the council agreed proper
ly to care for the fountain, which has
not been done. Criticism Is being
made by both men and women
the city. It Is intimated
that a committee will appear before
the council at Its next meeting re-
garding the fountain.
Mrs. Pearl johnson has returned
from a visit to Shady Dale, Georgia.
She was accompanied by her sister
and nephew. Mrs. VIII Clyde Smith
and Master VIII Clyde Smith, jr.
r. 2. Lee Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams, will meet In Lee Cainp Hall
Monday evening at 7:3O.
The Rev. John Lee Allison win
speak on the laymen's convention at
the morning service tomorrow In the
Second Presbyterian Church, and In
the evening on THE Fear OF God"
Washington Memorial Lodge of Per
lection, No. Z, conferred the ninth and
tenth degrees on . class at the Ma
sonic Temple last night. Previous to
the degree work officers were elected
for the ensuing year, as follows:
Venerable master. W. s. Connolly; Sc
nior warden, Lleweliyn p. Chauncey;
Junior warden, J. William May; ora
tor, w. w. Ballenger; almOner, Frank
w. Latham: treasurer, J. n. DuncanS >
secretary. Frank W. Latham The
appointive officers are: Master OF
ceremonies, Alexander McFayden
Sherwood; expert Boyd James Rich
ards: assistant expert, Chester Arthur
Gwinn; captain of the host. St Clair
Davis Shelton; tiler, George Washing
ton Zachary; organist, Harry Gaunt
Harryman; soloist, Wilmer Joyce
Waller, and electrician, Bedford
Keith Smith
Seminole Tribe of Red Men IL to
repeat the minstrel show given In
January. on the evenings Of April Is
and 10, for the beneht OF Reliance
Steam Fire Engine Company.
The Rev. Earl wIlfey, pastor of
the Vermont Avenue Christian Church
of Washington, will preach in the
Christian Mission, at 1915 King
street, tomorrow afternoon at $50.
He also will conduct communion ser
vice.
A corporate communion for the
members of the three branches OF
the woman's auxiliary to the board
of missions and junior branches of
Grace, Christ, and st. PauPs Episco-
nal ChnrchAa will he held In st.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10
NEWS At ANAc0STIA
Canon peVries breaches at Special
Lenten Service.

Canon W. L. Devries, OF the wash
ington Cathedral. preached at q spe-
Church last night on Prayer" To-
morrow night the Rev. W. T. Snyder,
rector OF the Church Of the Incarna-
ton, will preach.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

Governor Harrington has appointed
l. Curtis Mortimer, Of Hyattstown, q
notary public for Clarksburg district
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

Funeral services for Mrs. John T. B.
Suit, deputy register OF willis, who
died Wednesday at the home Of her
son-in-lsv. Lemuel Allen, ForestvilIe,
were held yesterday afternoon, the
Rev. William Shears officiating. In
terment was In the Epiphany Prot
estant Episcopal Cemetery. Forest
willie.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10
NEWS At ROCKVILLE

Camden, N. J.
Charles z. Jones, nineteen. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur n. Jones, Of the
Wheaton district. died in Camden.
New Jersey. where he had been work
ing. His death was due to pneumon-
ia The funeral will be held at .
o'clock Sunday afternoon from Grace
Episcopal Church, at woodside.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

The county commissioners have
agreed to purchase a four-acre tract
belonging to Philip Miller, adjoining
the SurratsVille High School The
ground VIII be used as a baseball
field and for agricultural purposes In
connection with the school.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10
THE CURB MARKET

Total sales today, 541.1OO shares.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

Funeral services for James H. s.
Gibbons, twenty-three. who died on
Wednesday at the home OF his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. z. Gibbons, at
North Keys. were held yesterday aft
srnoon, the Rev. H n Cantor
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

A corporate communion for the
members of the three branches Of
the woman's auxiliary to the board
of missions and junior branches Of
Grace, Christ, and st. PauPs Episco-
pal Churches, will be held In St
Pauls church tomorrow morning at
7:30 o'clock. This Is the FIRST OF the
daily services to be held during the
week of the pilgrimage of prayer In
the three dioceses of Virginia
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

Miss Helen Virginia Mcfarland en-
tertained at q dance last night In
honor of her guest, Miss Helen Brady
Sinkerson, Of Atlantic City, N. J.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10
WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE
SUBURBS OF THE CAPITAL
Action of Common Council, Regarding Drink
ing Fountain, Given to the City by the {
D. A. R., Stirs Alexandrians.

officiating. Interment was In the Cal
lice Cemetery at Glen Arven-
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

The Rev. Earl wilhey, pastor of
the Vermont Avenue Christian Church
OF Washington, will preach in the
Christian Mission, at 1915 King
street, tomorrow afternoon at $50.
He also will conduct communion ser
vice.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

Seminole Tribe of Red Men Ii to
repeat the minstrel show given In
January. on the evenings OF April is
and 10, for the beneft of Reliance
Steam Fire Engine Company.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

The Rev. John Lee Allison win
speak on the laymen's convention at
the morning service tomorrow In the
Second Presbyterian Church, and In
the evening on 'srhe Fear OF Cod
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

Mrs. Pearl johnson has returned
from a visit to Shady Dale, Georgia
She was accompanied by her sister
and nephew. Mrs. VIII Clyde Smith
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

r. z. Lee Camp. ConfederAte Vet
Grams, will meet in Lee Catpp Hall
Monday evening at 7:30.
The Washington times., 1917-03-10

'Mergenthaler Linotype. 1924 1914
Lanston Monotype. II TAN
MINING STOCK
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Geiconctes Jabr fir
Stblacbtbaiisbarcne!
G6icagOs Gjroffdld6tereien sraieltcn
i'm Ietteu Sabre einen
9iieieunmiat.

gbicdgo, syG., II. San. -9tui
runb 1884 0tiI[ionett Dollars, na.
be8u 2t8 Dhdionen rebr a[s I'M
8oriobre beltefen iia I'M Sabre 1916
Die @erf1ltfe Der bier beoelttenOitet
Sleii6groBgei61fte. @torriion &
Co., baben als bierte8 ioe6en ibren
Sabresberibt befor1nt gegeben. 9a-
nod mar ibr 0feingepirm $3,832-
212 ooer 1874 Broaent auf ibr
pital bon $3,000,000 bea. 1925
Brooent auf Ole angelegten Cunt
men, $34,000,000. SIN Sabre
1915 mar Der Reingelpinn $2,32t-
Ala, 1914 $2,205,672. Bonn lett
iGbrigen &eingeipinn ipuroen ST..
100000 an DioioenOen be3oblt,
100000 fir ben 8eniionsfono Der
Gngeitellten beitinlmt un0 $2,632,s
2t2 in ben gteierbefonos geton, Der
ionit auf $32,142,483 angeipohien
lit
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t1iarktbcrI6tc.
Sieiiaer Nsarftberidlt.

(ilebermtttcIt pon @iItnsft ssrrit co.
Granger -324s, 1883, $275 Der &iite; 250s
2te8, $500 rer aif!e; ale nnoeren @r1Bef
1925; prtra funch, ipe8taI. stiite 25c teurer
9itronerl- 5nneb 300s, 360s, $500 per aiite
glusgendblt, 3o0s, $50, $3.50 bet aifte.
G5rapefrllit-36s, $3.50 per aifte; 46s, 98s
$875 nnb SAB, 64s, s08 $500 per &ifte
Beiutrauben- glaIoens, ie nat 6uoIitdt
$70o biz $1,000; Gnperors. waarltpreis
8eiBeIbeereH- 5000 per SAB, $3,2t
PET ailte.
gdnnuen-41ae Der 8funo.
aepfeI = 9oudt6ans. iareb, St50 Der aiTte
5onatbdns, egtru failcb 5000; Grimes Sol
ben, fancb, SITS; Grimes @oloen ettrt
fnutb, $500: arf gIads, ertrn fnncb
$3.50; glrf @lnds. iancb S20o; grf gIad
eemb6nlt6e $3.50 per atite; gorf SutperiaIs
$500 per SAB.
4arlpffeIH-S SO 90 @uf6eI
gbBfartoHeIu, S425 6nb; 2.1o 6antp.
Gemliie-senerie, faff, St.00 2ub; eelbt
R1beH, 5te6rlben, gaitinnfeu 21ac pet
9mnS; aobI, &c per gfun6: Nutn6neoes
2lac Der 8ib.; sopiiaIat, $3.50 per Crate
glitrnenfobI, $3.50 Dcr grnte; @urferr, S2.26
Der 3ntenb; Goulaien, $500 PET Crate
S1.10 per s1orb: 3rtcbeI, rote 6Iat per
gfb, un6 fpanifbe, 1928 per Crate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
1ocpiGn aiif 0ettt
11ococ nod Berlin!
Die Gntfernnng bes amerifuniIdea
ScrtreterS ans Snfarrlt
gcIeblidJ.

8ai6ington, II. Son.-Ger ome'
rtfmiid)e @elanote in gufarelt,
CHARLES 8opifa bat ouf 8eranlai.
iung 8elttIblanbs ieiuen Soften in
8uforeIt auiammen nit an6eren Dot
tigen 8ertretern oer nelttrnlen @d9-
tie berlaiien unb befinOet it9 aui
Dem 8ege no9 Berlin.
Berlin, iiber 2onoon IL. Satt-
Ser amerifoniiHe @eidn0te fiir Stu.
mdnien, Charles s. 8opifa, beiieu
s[breiIe aus 9ufdreit bon Der beitt'
iden 4eid8reqierlIng nngeorOnei
tuorOen mar, miro iib na6 Berlin
5egeben, INN bort pettere SSnitruftio-
nen bonn Staotsoeportement in $50
ibington ab5uirorten.
Syn elmer ltnterreoung nit einem
8ertreter 0er 9lIio5iierten Preiie IN
Berlin beItGtigie Der 6tnntsiefretdr
oes g[eltBeren, Or. gufreo 3inlmer.
mann Die Grtfernltng oes onerifn'
nii6en @eiou0ten aus 8ufnrelt,
fitgte ieOod) tii8u, oaB Die 9lotibe
ser 2eid8regier1tng in Der allslGnOi.
I6en 8reiIe faIib mieoergegebeu
lporben ieien. 9ie MaBnabnte babe
nidlts nit Ser 9eripn oes Serrn
8opidos 8u TIM, lei bielmebr oui
ale oip(ontntiihen 8ertreter nnge.
ipenOet lpor0et Die Dem rnmGnii9eu
Sof ntdt nod Dem neuen Regie'
rungsiib gefolgt ieien; iogor Der
SeTterretd.unQorii9e @eidnbte iei
aus 9uforeit, bos I'M oenti6en Of.
fupution8gebiet liegt, obgereiit.
2luf oen Sinlpeis, Dob ia Der ome'
ritonii6e un6 Der iponii6e @eianott
in griineI bleiben ourfte, ermi0ertt
Or. 3iumermonn Die gnti6eiounQ
bieriiber Itebe ein8ig uno aGlein Dem
jetpetligen 0tiIitir. .@oubernettr Slt;
@enerolfelbmoridaa bon Der Golf
Der ebemolige 03ilitdr. @puberneut
in gelgien, babe iid nit Dem Ser.
bIeiben Der beioen 9ipIomnten Elm.
berItonOen erfIdrt, bod @enerolfeIo,
morIf)o1 bon Madenien SG6ftfoul,
handkerchief in &unldrtien, nebnt
ougeuiheinli6 eitleu moeren Stan0.
punft elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
adtuns Sermnnnsi6bue bon
Smnfd.

g(m bettigen 0tittlpot), ben IL
ssSonuor, ftnoet oaS StiftungSfeit
Der Gelttonia 2oge SEQ, Is, 8. 8
S. 9. bon Council Bluffs itatt
Die Gurnerriegc oben9endnnter SO.
ge, iotpie aud Der yg(rion" @efong.
berein bon boielbit, iopie beridie.
oene 8riioer nerOen ibre &iinitC
3eisen. Den 5dluB beS 8rogramnts
biIoet Elm ol1gerneiter &an8. Qel
@intrittspreis fir Serren betrdgt
25c, Qamen frei. 9as Set fin6et
in oer 2ogenbafle, 136-138 @eIt
8roobpab, Council Bluffs itatt
gegtnn $50. Gum 9eiud De:
5tiftltng8feites erloubt itd Die SHa
boer 8riiber NIT ibren Son1tlier
ber5libit ein3llooen
9os Stiftln98feit.aontitee
Der &entonia 2oge Is, .. 8. s. g
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
RiiRtranspert ftait5.
5iuil9cfanGcncr!

gdrts, II. San. - 9eit Wtontog
beforbern t1gIid 5pei giienbabn.
3iige, Die ie 500 8erionen faiien, Die
@inlpobner Der bon 0en 9eltiden
beiebten fron80iiiben 45robin3en in
Die. nod unbeiebteu 2onOesteiIe Der
@epubIif aurilf. Man eripartet, bob
nngefGbr $4,000 8erionen in 6os
bon Der Snpofion nod beridonte @e.
bet iiberfilbrt peroen. Qie betref-
fen0en 8erionen ner6en bon ben
0eutihen aus elmer 2iite iolder aus
gerpGblt, bic Inn Oieie gef0roerlrng
nadgeiuht baben mie Otes bel fri.
beren I'M berfGofenen DECEMBER itott-
gebobten 8erienoungen Der sSoIl
Nor.
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g[bifnt6danbIer ftrena beitroft.

8orts, II. San. = 0o8 Gafe
Dtoaarb, zines Der be0euten0Iten iei-
ner 9trt in 9aris, 9egenitber BEN
ct. 2o8ore 8abnbof geIegert, lit bon
Der Regierung geidloiien iino ieitl
@igeittiinler, 2ouis Utolloro, Inn
mebr als 100000 aranfen geItrafi
porben, neil er betrabe 1000 6Ia.
iden 9[biintb I'M @i0eriprude ntti
Dem i'm Mt1ra 1915 erlaiienen @eiet
perfouft botte, ipcI4es ben 8erfaui
oieier 8Iiiiiigteit perbietet. Sert
Mollar6 ioa ben Qbitntb in 6lai6er
au 10 Sranfen u1lter Der 8e3eid.
rtltng u@Iirir" in llmlauf gebrobi
baber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-17
Cmaba 9turttbcridjt,

Omaha, IL. Snnuar.
-3ufubr 6,4O0.
Beef 5tiere, Itart big 10c bober.
Cute bis bette geurlins geepes
10.25-tt.50.
@ute Big bette, i6lpere, forngefiit.
terte 8eebes t0.00-1t,00.
NitteImdBige forngefiit. geebes
$9.50--10.00.
@elp6bnIi6e 1896.
9eebe5 6.50-8.75
Ritteln1Biee S.50-t0.O0.
@roB geebcs, CUTE bis bette 500
biz 9.25.
0tittelndBi9e 7.50-S.00.
8eipobtli6e 6.50-7.50.
Gjllte bis bette 9eifers 7.00-8.50
@ltte bis bette ailbe 100000.
0litteImGBige Stilbe 6.00-7.06.
@eip0bnlihe 4.50-6.00.
4orngefiitterte 6tiere $3.50 bis
9.25.
Seekers, quite BIG bette, 500 Bis
$50.
IlittelmdBige 750-S.00.
@epobulihe 6.25-725.
Cute b. bette StoderS 7.25-S.25.
Stod Sellers 6.25-S.25.
Gtod.&iibe 5.50-7.50.
Stof-adIber 10000.
8eoI.26lber 7.50-10.25.
gnIis nn0 Stoas 6.00-7.75.
@oIoenn-9uIIs $4,000
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Darf lciSer nid6t allies
Ia0etl, nos CT tueiB!

Berlin, II. San. (6tnfenberi4t)
- slnI1Blib 0es @eiuds Der iran.
s0liiten &ee6er, bic giegieritn9 aii
Daronloiieh iie gein Shiffsbali
frdFtigit 5u lmterItiiben oa ibre
Ghiffe ipnrIos berIdmiuoen lno iie
ielbIt nibt tmitonoe itno, GriaB fiir
oieielbcn 5u beidaffen iol itd 30.
miroI Degoub, Der 8ltr 0ispoiition
geIteIt iporoen lit, geauBert boben,
er beOouerc, megen 0e8 3enions fet.
nen glufidIltB iiber 6as GeridfDinOen
bon ariegs. unb Son0elsidiffen Der
Gntentendhte geben 8lt fonnen,
(Sontit nliiiien Die oertiden Sni4.
boote riht idledt pirtidaftenl)
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O6niitb 11ocitinSicn
iebt amerikGnilcb!

@oibingtoh IL. San. - 9itrd
Die gluslpedSIltng Der Ratififotionen
oes 8erfaufs bon 91niid. 8eItinoi.
en an g[mcrifa ieitens Der bdniihen
un0 omerifoniiden Regierlngen
our9 6en 0altii6en @eionoten 8run
llno Stootsietretdr Canning, ituS
beute Die friiberen o1niiden ssSnieIn
in oen geiit Gnfel Sams iiberee.
gangen.
Die forineIle 5lnggenbiiIiing ntrb
in einigen @ohen itottfinoeu, nod.
Dem oie anlfiuirine in Sobe bon
$25, 100000 be5oblt ift.
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5dmeiue 3ufubr 14,500; Gtart
15 bis 25c b6ber.
8urdl6nitt8prets t0.60-10.90.
S66lter greis 1t.00.
5dafe-3ufubr 1850; Uturt
longIau, felt big Ietdter.
2dmmer 13.00-13.75.
@efiitterte 2Gnuner 1915.
sydbrltnge t0.00-1200.
g8i0oer 9.50-10.50.
Weutteri6ofe S.25-9.90.
@efittterte @eltteridafe 10-15c
bober.
S5ee6er Ntlttteribofe 6.00-8.00.
9eeoer 21nlmer 12.00-13.25.
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9enfmol fir gnffalO gia.

Go0p, 8po., II. San. - 9ie bic
Stgen Stootbeboroen pIdnen Die @r.
rihtlng etneS gfeiteroenfmols fir
ben fiirSlid IN 0enper beritorbenen
0berIt 8iIIioul s. Goop = Buffalo
8ia in 2ebensgrobe. 9te Soften
bierfiir iin6 onf $4,000 beran.
idlogt. Ger 8eritorbene bot bier
biele Sabre 3ugebraht.
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si[herbernucrf nen i'm getrieb.

Berlin, IL. San. - 8dbreno
6es berf[oIIenen SSobres ipur6e in Ell.
mem oIten SiIberbergiperf bei Mta-
rienba0 in 8obmen mel9es ieit
langer 8eit nidt nlebr benrbettet
poroen mar, Der 9etrieb ipteoer
er0ffnet rno Die grgebniiie itno bis
ber iebr sitfriebeniteaettoe gGpeien.
Sin Seil Ser allSbeitte entbdIt mebr
oIs 6 9roaent GiIber, itnO man bat
Iid oopon iiber8etgt, ooB in ben
unteren 2ogen nod etn lteberfluB
bon Wetolrei6ttm iid birgt. Ser
gctrieb ioa nod bergr6Bert tuer-
0en.
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Gelttciic fir Slcttc
IN GnolanN bcItcMt!
1as Marineamt erteilt cngl. Syirma
gnftrns FIR @eidOiie fir
bic 8nn0eSmarine.

ggalbineton, IL. Son.--1os gta.
rineonlt berga5 beute Der syirma
$aofielos in SbefiielO, gnglono.
oen aoHtraft fir Oic 2ieieritna bon
IA 3oIligcn mo t6 5oIlieen Bon3cr
0tsrd0riugenbc @eihoiic fir Die
BlnOeSmorine.
gefanntlih bat Die engIiitbe sir.
ina, ipie fiirsIitb beridtet mttrOe, ote
ornerifoilii6eu Dfuuitionsfabriton.
ten inn elm Seoeittenoe8 int 8reiie
unterboten.
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Die ore6e Hoblens
hot in Chicago! +!

Chicago, II. Son.-g1noes. uno
StnatSbeartte ituteriuheu berte Die
bier berrifen0e aobIennot. g[uf Ser.
oes @oubernettrs 2otpoen
miro Der Staotsampalt geittel uno
8ege su ftnoeu iu6en, I'M n6tigen.
falls MoBregeln gu treffen Der Sob,
lennot at iteuern.
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geocn SOOesItrafe.

Denber, Colo, II. San. - 9as
ein5ige meiblihe WtiteIie0 Der Sc.
gislot1r BON Colorado, oie Staats.
ieliotorin 9tgnes Eioole bon 9lrapa.
Doe gOuutp. brnhte geitern einen
@eiesenttpnrf eih ipelher Oie glb.
Idnffltng Ser Tooesitrafe beSpedt.
2ebensI6neli6e 3uhtbdusitrofe bel
barter gIrbcit ion Die IlarimalItra.
ie fir ireenO ein gerbredJen iDerben.