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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-30
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
CHANCEny TRANSFERS.
Thirteen Deeds OF Dargnin nnd y
Amounting to NIN.:i1n.

N"ouutbHS w Sso,sb'1V.
r. A JoImson 1 La, cHEm ,nn Inc to w
March il, ,,i7. $500. $500" - DFo'"ua'c'
>, Avondnic Land Company. Inc. to !.
~ Stratton. lots II and II. block H.
hr SiaSa1 s EsSr" az lIl5: sSoo
d dsxh fe Known az a. ip I2l4 rregqi1r
street. Nfaroi IL. ISL: tax 'i ss si Mai"
Lewis Kaufman 1t uX. to ". T. kas-
East Main street, March ~. 1917: tax
$40. $40.
T.. Victor Williams et uN. TO Alex-
ander Emmett Truman. NJ. D.. lo1-4xl5o
streets. March IS, 1917; taN SIS, $40.
william =. Word ct ux. 10 Joscnh A..
fMree, no 81 fee, 10 - inches BY ~ -
Thirty-four,h and Thir,y.iir,h streets
March 20. 1917: tax $l.g0, SO.
A. j. bowmam TO Carrie NJ. bowman
81 al, portion Of 10, - and all Of lot
~. 1917; tax $3.50. $40.
~, William Gatiin ct ais. to J. NJ. Wrsy
T Far T rnd s., 70; b,gGk 10. nrookland
Alice T. Delaney to Catherine 10
lI.h,illips; =, l-@>I.5 feet, known ~ 1905
Floyd Avenue. MARCH, -, 1917: tax ST.
co w, j. , China" 70 Prudential Realty
i"o feet cas-, side Of Boulevard. ho-
tween Main Street and Floyd Avenue.
Dcc'iuhcr :, 1911: tax 80 cents. SO
-, 'hth"rine -. Phillips ct vir TO Alice
J.. DELANEY. 22xiJo feet. known as 2fO5
.iamov"r street. March -. 1917: tax
T. iarnctt Tabb ct ny. to Prudential
Really Corporation, 80 i-3x7l.G5 feet
hor'h"ctt corner Clay Street and
brook Avenue. September -, 1917;
Walter &. Schaaf ct ny TO #. I. Sim
mons; :tiNic2 7-l2 feet. south side OF
BroaI street. bounded Oh north by
BrOad street Eoud and on south 10
fi'zhush Avenue. March II, 1917: tax
50, $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-30
/ Acquitted DEFINITELY
OF DEFENDA NT's CIIAI,t.I,.

Judge Hand acauiis the Associated
~ csS in definite terms OF appealing to
court of equity With ''unclcan hands. E"
!, had been charged by III" defendants;
that the Associated Press had hcnn
guilty of the same practice as the
international Ncws Scr ice.
ON January I the Associated Press
through i,s general counsel. iileJ -
bill OF complaint in ,ht Uni,sd states
district Court for the Soutucru Dis :
trict of New fo,k against tn. inter-
national News Service. aleiiLH tina,
the international News Service va.
engaged i'm pirating the news uf The
Associated Press by bribing cmrlovccs
Of the Associated Press newspapers TO
give them the news OF the Associated
Press before publication ami ALSO ny
taking from Associated Press nrw3ra-
pcrs. as fast as their various editions
appeared. Associated rrcss dispatches
ami S"ndinc them out as their own
Afdavits in support uf the oiu OF
complaint we're tled. showing that in
the Office Of the Evening News oi
Cleveland. Ohio, the telcer,ph ,,.itor.
Of the News WAS secretly in tile nay
OF The lnternaiioral New, service and
MAS Furnishing that organization with
The substance Of Associated Press news
dispatches aS soon received aud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-30
mENnico DEEDS or TRUST.
Three Deeds Of Trus,, Amounting "a


Frank llurop IT uX. to ". Chester
Davis, trustee. $50 acres on both sides
OF White OAK swamp Road January
-, 1917, Si5.ij1.
y. Marchctti CT al. TO w. p. Redd,
trustee. lot on north side Of Broad
street Road. March %. 1917, $1,000.
stephen Purcell at uN. 10 T.. j. Craw-
ford, trustee, 40 acre on New OS-
borne Road. March II, 1917, SEA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-30
III:NRICO TRANSFERS.
TWO Deeds az bargain and SnIc,
Amounting ln HI.1nn.

Abbey Realty Corporation TO Mrs
oordclia v hall. lots 3 and 4 in block
-. plat OF Colonial Place Section H.
March 81. 1911 $3.50.
Elizabeth kcck 10 =. Marchctti. lot
on north side OF Broad street Road
March -, 1912; tax size, $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-30
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

TIL" following marriage license vas
ISSUED Yesterday by the clerk of the
Hastings Court:
Roy O'Quinn aud Robbie Mabel
Stalcv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-30
ASSOCIATED PRESS WINS
ACTION AGAINST |. n. s.
Granted Injunction Restraining AI,,
preparation of Its News Prior to
Publication by Members.
ANOTHER POINT NOT RULED on
Court Leaves Open for Decision
Whether Defendant Can BE Pre-
vented From Taking News After
Publications
by Associated Press. J

,.,,.. by Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 2c-Thc arpii-
cation Of the Associated Press for :,
writ of Injunction restraining the In
t"rnhtional News Service rom apprn-
pri;ttinE complainantS news Il: any
'imc prior to publication ny con,plai in
ant > mcnhcrs. WAS granted by Judge
Augustus ~ Hand. in the Federal Dis
trict Court. to-day
As the right of the complainant 10
an Injunction restraining the defend
ant from the appropriation of COM
pialnants news after publication, the
court states az follows
While ann personally satisfied az
ter giving the matter most uetincratc
ana careful consideration. that thu.
right exists Ia prevent the sale bv -
CONNECTING news agency Of news which
Is taken from carly publication Of
compia inaEt'S members before IL SUIT
iicieni time has ELAPSED TO atrord cp-
portunuy for general publication. and
that the existing practice amounts to
un air trade. yet the matter is onc Of
first impression. and my decision can.
not he regarded sufficiently fire.: r,nm
G0ubt to justify ihc craurin. al pre-
urinary Injunction upou this branch
of the case
The effect Of this opinion is to Leave
opcu for decision upon tho final hear
ing the question whether the Asscci-
at"d Press Is entitled to dit inJunc-
ton against the appropriation by the
international News Service Ds news
after its publication b. The members
M the Associated I'rcsS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-30
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

10 ?o-Sicha ct ais. vs.. OwinSs.
court VIII sit on next Saturday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
lCEICtITUEIST SAYS
bRnl ms TTACU FNRuINC

Farmer f0l.I ro. into their
...I. H. soon ae possible and stir mn
'1" SOIL 500 .- fu conserve the mola.
'Hr" with which This section has
.'.r blessed declared leading az
r.u''u-' Monday
Th" Panhandle farmers b,vo s,r-
ir."1' moisture stored n tho soil
i' mako possible fla very host crons
.1i ih.} must follow scientific plans
.h.' t"ar has undoubtedly given tho
I'aui demonstrations ~ tho
country r.l' hammer and has
a'.n ih1' Rhar. rHe soil l. prop
-r'' handled .a.r crops can ba gath
Erred ln an Oklahoma district where
. recently visited farm spot Of two
fcr'e which bad received no precipi-
i1'''n 'nr tRo months Is pramisinr
'o maf' four bales Hu' the farmer
lh 700. case has caused the soil 10 he
s''fr.i every fhra. days thereby pre-
venting The escape OF valuable mois-
ture
ih' lesson ft. farmer has learn
ell or d0l.I have earned This I'M
usually fry year. should make the
ii''il % blessing .u disguise
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
LEASED WIRE ASSOCIATED PRESS


Definite steps being taken hy r ro.rnmrf 200 reduce
the prre coal Throughout the country during ' coming
Scarcely second 90 food thc imrarr... u cheap 'uc every
during war. only poor bard I . h.N
prices Of coal but iacorc. Doc ird operation
the Of coal figuring materially me OUTPUT ~ le
The &C transportation De based ~ & up, 'h'
90 operatug trains and thr COOS, p uc . very dre, bear
ing upon tu The cos. OF rpd clothing ud 900 emmaduc mu.'
Doe based less upon the ,o ID tram r1,'Du Ihus
seen hat ic price at which fuel selling m % very direct e1
much every man and ,blI 100 ho country
President White Of the International uf"l MN, Worker.
has patrocaly called upon a stand h their wage
scales during t critical period n the tn . fhc nation. ur
attention 10 the fact that that was they a ho hchHg their
country surc, they huulcrci mur, ,u1 took places 900
the ucuohc. az the battle FRONT
The Federal Trade Comm. aion. advising with President Nl
on has taken the under consideration Careful us,o1
have been going a the 90 supply r m' past
apd indications that the t evolve plan eI,
will both keep down the price OF coal AVID better dahu
sion than 30 present.
One 81 the prssbitic. r lc reaching oi voluntary agree
among the operators .cI REASONABLE, price r Dr. O.. 70,
hoped that this agreement bc reached thereby p'rup the
eminent ~ IN exercising moore than absolutely NECESSARY lr a.
tatoa powers. war emergency measure vested n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
NINN CAUGHT ~ RAPIDS
m MAkE~ Ills Isl APE

CLARENDON. Texas. Nug co.
pu, ut the biggest rains clarendon
country hls experienced boo long
Nhil" f.l bDr. Friday afternoon. %
..a. 90 regular gully washer and laae
W.. Tho pi. ako north oi town D.
uII and running over. aud ali creeks
aIa -uNays arc small rivers
During the storm o. near accident
occurred uu#h of Clarendon m salt
fork 0f Rcd River l"r MrNwtr
u H.NuuN ranch. was udius near
tls river and attempted FOB swim bis
horse across. taking DIS boots Oft
ud throwing them across fhp 3uIr
horn uis horse threw ouf from
u.J,r him 8uI went across t.'.
20. ranch his people there fhH.Hs
De- uas drowned and s1 uhHr. u
town. MgMU'rv. however bad
um ont 0u thU south side n. tI.
river ud being orefuo'aI DH. ...
.I.aI, 100 house back 'Oa.UI 'nHr
showing up there about u.U. ....l
ls night reporting thar Un sal. ,as.
Tar from bcins drowned man.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
MILITARY RANKS GIVEN
RED CROSS OFFICIALS
TO FACILITATE WORK
5OA SOC Polk Street, Amarillo

To facilitate cudcayore ~ tho
befti. from, ror member OF the Red
Cross fUr Var Department has con
.,rU military ruIs ana % sr'"s
upun members Of rho organization
who huyp been ln the service un for
eiru field aud whose office reQuios
uuwuedcd pursuit Of their work
Tua following authorized article"
bearing ou This subject H given out
uy tu, Amarillo Rcd Gross publicity
department
Tho War Department has Iuthuri2-
,i certain military ranks and TITLES
10 b, conferred upon niIiccrs aud
reurosouaiiy,s O.. the Red Gross.
when they have pc,a iun FEB go into
foreign theatres o. war
The plan has been adopted baDau be-
under M" abnormal conditions now
prevailing Boo Europe. actua. expert
.nDe has .huWu thiF necessary
These military ranks arc boz effect
exceptional passports giving Red
Cross officer, working boo the theatre
Oi war. mgu,siion,d opportunity tu
move about freely and thus 20 per.
form tHo.r functions
Tho NHr Department authorize
mo- officer ur repre- .IiHtiyc of tte
Rod eros 90 uuliI. amy military
rank coz title Iu fho United States.
Such commits IONS even 100 tho
theatre ol war. viii o. no pl!
aud all rights privilege or military
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21

Tho change from outdoor activity
~ vacation time ~ the quiet of reru-
ial employment rometiwe. makes one
feel heavy ANA stuffed NJ" uncom-
Portable and bilious with n mean
headache. nervous unrest and
fhirkly coated tongue Instead ~
cump.1uinr mat "a vacation does mo-
good. q ia better a. remove the trou-
b.r. NU.l usually g. the result - n-
digestion Foley Cutharuc Tablets
give Iui.a relief with no unpleasant
uc.. cog curtige after effects For sale
hy " Collins Drug Co.
adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
COTTON BELT RECEIVES
HEAVY fl'k ON SUNDAY

flrht showers over practically tho
entire Panhandle and from fair go
heavy precipitation over the central
and western cotton belt oi the state
are hown iu tclegraphic reports ro.
ports received Monday Amarillo
precipitation sunday wa 90 inch
md heavy rain fen rev hours
previously bringing the local pracip
tiiiun 40 CLOSE 10 inches for Tho
past thirty d., san Marcos reports
mus, than ar uch Moath,r0rd "a
hoa,, rain and light shower. arr re-
ported from points In New Mexico.
Ihr washuufs on the Denver az
fhu canadian r,.r. and ON thu Santa
rr northeast uI 1marillo have u.,u
repaired and trains are rc7uminE
their normal schedules Much work
was dome at tue Canadian river
bridge 0l the Denver line. whore Two
bridge gang, af. said 90 have been
poo tU work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
oftIoIiL REPORTS
IRlNtT

~ hts1rIs'sI Press
PARIS Aug q Great gains
BY tnr Fleu.b 10 TIE Vsrfud seOflou
are recorded in the official report 10
uiRhi Tho French have 0ap4red
me eucm iefeuses Goa both sides az
ih@ hl'g.r over "a front Di more tHau
eleseu mII.s penetrating The Ger
Uau limo a' Diver" points tp a dept.
~ mllo and ono quarter More
'hab 5000 uuFYunI.I German prs
uner have been taken
Tho te1f 100 flr statement rraIs
"Nnffh .f .srIuu our troops cap.
furfI 'n.H. defense. 900 front ~
aEh.a.n kIinm,ters aud r1 depth
~ iap lIIometrrs un ibs Ieff bank
0f fl. H.s. Ao bold fhr tspro1rt
Hr1I .I. f.n HHmmI# lf lr Mort
IlomH. rYI.rIu. toul and tum-
Ists coo fH. right ben nr pcru-
pied IHI.I ridge rhampeu.ille.
5000 go Hamu1t fr mauI fiN
CO. north of lnugemout
ron Ihn right hank our troops have
advanced 0..f.drHlIy u the Boise
.ss F...r .uI fHr EY. fn thaump
IUe humble. 0f .bAuunird pr.s.
.Hsr fateu be- more thou 5000.
INn Germans carried out violent
..IU... .fft. Boo tho tturpuf spDI
rd HH I.r Hart HYuur and
Im 49, . our uro egoryg here
ufalO down 'H'ir efforts and Uniri-
ri Hr.. .... COR aviator. fuYa
brilliant ..| .r tho U4ftI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
FIVE TEAMS OFF
UPON DAIRY TOUR
EXPERTS EVTFR IPoN ~ iHOl'-
M CAMPAIGN Is ANNnillo
TRADE TERRITORY.

Five different teams H#rv 'H.
ga-' .rf Amarillo yesterday n 'fn
prosecution 0f Ehat hf .raI. boon
termed the most rxirne 1HH "lub
or8ie dairy csmpliFn ever Instituted
2s .f tHr Mississippi. .sr
Team 80. 1. c0mpnnI Is.
Short agricultural manager .' .hr P
IS 4 ID g. RS. s. l. NHrliry dairy
rxp. NIsi.y Cream At. Fort
Worth and i'Hmlin rlW" assist
Hu' trrDaD BOARD of '.'F Develop
mabf Irf f0r point .n fh' Norih
Panhandle and will cover iIl fhe fer.
rnory IN thr q "a a D. g. Hy be-
tween Tovllur 1ni sunset Texas.
which laf'.r t0iui D. about % miles
south Df Wichita Fails
Team 40 =. composed of Geo VI
Evans. s. y 81 COLLEGE 1t Texas, Blu
resi- pf Animal Industry. Geo NJ
Clements NI ley Creamery Co.
wichita Falls and Geo Is Robinson.
dairy expert Council HluNs Iowa.
Ieu from Abilene tor points 900 tb"
Wichita Nailny iuos
Team NJ. 3, compose .I T. d.
Uuuuri. dairy oduCiDGI'.' u'
| LayaI Separator Co.. Dm #Eu. A ~
llHruduu field agrru..Yr# I.E
Industrial rDugre DH|.lr Hrl T..
u ruu Bur"4u OF NuIma Industry.
Texas 4 " College ''" l.I Pan.
handle and p1mpi, anI VIl 'Is.r
$50 tho Santa be- hug Hufors Doc
fVr'u iirriu Texas. url u.If.'
"pw Mexico. and betW,.u Amarillo
aud Rails. Tns1s
Team 80. .. composed u' vs. j
Nophprfrrs. Nissiey Cream r 'H.
Fort worth. Geo " Afford FI
gr...it. Farmer. Raleigh E.r.h Con-
ouut .u. v Watt ESQ.,. u...u
| A a 50. lrn Tor points u. .I. HH..
I island system
Team W.. > is 10 DO -p..1. work
az non railroad points
J. J. Johnson agricultural mana
ger % a $ T. lty. WilI i..n OBJ"
| Higgins N.lrose party 100 Hereford
Saturday Porter 8 Wha'.F ..."
iary of Oh" BOARD uf Dift Develop
m,ut NlIl join the Rock ..ud ulriE
Friday GO Wildorado
The trlp. are being wIIu .u Hu
iIclpa'iou of heavy importation u.
| dairy cows into this territory no.
hll. ani also for educational pur
poses. where no COWS Will boz par
| chased 'biH fall Harmon Benton
agricultural demonstrate 'ur fht
district. aud u IS Holland hls is
s.staut. lrr also co-ousrrius Mr.
/ Holland leaving for Groom yrslcrda,
/ morning
Tho various teamF topk with then
q big batch nf advert. .nE matter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
FOUR EMBRYO SAILORS
SENT TO HEADQUARTERS

-Four YOUNG Wnu sore ...f fn fHn
Ulln. uaiu U..ruitnr station during
tho latter pui oI a.f v,'i Is COM
NOR NIf % N Ar'hon, %. The local
navy recruiting station business
b1s ul Doom 1s rooJ dprHr the last
frl Ilr. OBJ. for .En period prior lp
bsl date The rltN is rII u need
It MANY Un1 for warrior" channels Dl
navy pursuit 900. navy U offering
fuo h,.f opportunity Cor 'hr physi-
.lIIE U Young u.u ul ON. nation ac-
.Hrlua fn fha recruiting officer
The following are those recently
~cnt forward:
William Jacob smith. musician.
ROYAL Everett Carr, rampa. APP
prentice seaman.
Humcr Williamson lee. IocLncy,
Fireman.
lhuua~ llprucr Carter. Cruss
springs. apprentice seaman.
Remember Electric Irons S3.7S.
City Light & Water Co. 249-2c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
PRA[T ORIANS TO HOLD
MEETING HERE TONIGHT

amarillo praetmiane will hull ar
open meeting iouight 40 the Wood
man hall to which their families and
friends are Invited An intDrestint
program has been prepared
The principal feature 81 The pro-
cram will hr an ahio address hy % o.
l.uuuoy of Fort Worth. president of
tho prlctoritu State Senate u' TeN-
a. Ur iU0ucy makinE tour 20
M, state BOO tine interest Df tractor
i1uism and his f.. reputation 0f be-
iur au entertaining speaker
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
BRITISH TANKS
HAVE GREAT DAY

ru. u.m'a from breaking shrap
nDl aud Iour white rays from search
lirhD
Ih, French engineer have curOun
tered considerable difficulties ANTI
fhr marshes into which their troops
hHt. Hluucrd uu their ieft hut IN"
work De- proceeding with marvellous
ppllIiy
Ir~nch Capture Guns.
To- tu dun the French have chp-
fprcd about 20 German guns since
this offensive began on July 30 aud
the machine guns taken are innum-
orIhle Some of The captured re.
doubts we're .uuud to be- vprIilUlp
nests of machine gum One field
fun which Gcrmqu nrtillrrvman
wee ,hOuI 90 bluw up WIS taken near
los lilns tho gunner being shot Just
1H h" WIS placing the explosive
Tho examination ~ German pris
uurr. token n The british confIn
lrs and uuf o' $50 questioned ONLY
'. prr cont N.r. found Goo belong 90
tho 1910 ,H. Son commissioned
German Officers relate how they are
h1mp.r.d hl fh. decentralization Oil.
Do. suuu#.f recruits with whom they
afo uppUsd They uv they cluu0'
rrb 600 THESE Youngsters and similar
.nup.u' .Ir heard about tho boz
efficiency OF ihr yuuul German Oft
. lrers ln .ho battle ot Flanders Th,
decentralization ol certain German
. regiment. 100 llugsmarck and poly
ron NuuJ last Thursday was com.
plot. Hui thi. was iue according u
captured uou commissioned Officers
4 Iu tha prnpOudnruco Of Is year odd
. ..HfH. 300 The I8ubs
900. .ElH and 1f2ud regiments OF
. fts YfH division led io the resr NJ
IaHl. ulroK and many were killed
HN OLE. Nru.h arfII'fs a. they ran
HH.H These regiments were ordered
/ fu counter attack later. but could
HHt U,.iu4' ihoN vero so exhausted
iud nerve r1,k"d
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21

Deposit the difference in the
bank. Electric $500 Irons for
S3.75. City Light & Water Co.
24s-le
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
Calarrn Specialist

raurrb OFF Nu.r Throat ana lungs
nr Claude Wolcott Fuqua bldg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21
BIG e.

sOID nv DRTsctsrs.
Parcel Tost 10 desired Price II. Or tottifs " u
PREPARED ~
InH evans CHEMICAL Co. CINCINNATI. o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-21

f"r information regarding demon
ration o.. Detroit Elortric cars tele
phone '' NHnn E'ootnc CO.. an
PD.k ST.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-12-14

in 1915 and $2,25o,00o in 1915. Rye
nothing in 1914, in 1915 $6,5oo,O0O
and in 1915 $780, 600. Flour ST.
100000 in 1914, $5.50O.O0O in 1915
and about the same in 1915. Copper
$4,000 in 1914, in 1915 nearly $4,000
600 and in 1916 over 100000 Cot
ton $250,000 in 1914, $2,5OO,0OO in
1915 and slightly more than $1,000
900 in 1916; cottonseed oil 100000
in 1914, $1,5O0, 900 in 1915, $2,5OO,OOO
in 1916 to 100000 in 1917.
To Sweden wheat and flour in 1914
were about 100000, in 1915 nearly
100000 and in 1915 also nearly ST.
600, rye nothing, 1914, nearly 81
100000 in 1915 and $1,25O,000 in 1916.
Bacon and lard in 1914 less than $780,
600, over $1,000, 900 in 1915 and about
$2,25O,OO0 in 1915. Copper in 1914
So, 500, 900, in 1915 over $5,0OO,00 and
in 1916 about $6,5O0,00O. Cotton in
1914 s3,50O,OOO, in 1915 over $31,
900 and about $4,000 O0 in 1915.
To what extent these increasing de-
mands upon the United States were
due to shortage of supplies from the
European countries at war cannot be
accurately determined. Normally all
of them drew a very large percentage
Of their imports from Germany, Great
Britain and Russia. OF the total i'm
ports of Denmark in 1914 amounting
to $213, 900, 900, $71,0OO,OO0 were from
Germany, $39,OOO,000 from Great
Britain and 100000 from Russia
OF the imports of Sweden in 1914
aggregating 1874, 100000, So, OO0,O
were drawn from Germany, $4,000
900 from Great Britain and $4,000
900 from Russia OF the imports of
Norway in 1914 aggregating about
$3.50, OOO,O 900, approximately 100000
900 worth were drawn from Germany,
100000 from Great Britain and
100000 worth from Russia
Denmark's chief imports normally
are manufactures, foodstuffs and coal.
The 1914 imports, the latest available
included textiles, approximately $13,-
100000 iron and steel $18,OOO,O 900,
coal SIS, 100000 and cereals $25,000,-
900.
Norway's principal imports in 1915
were iron and steel manufactures ap-
proximately $25,OO0,OOO; machinery
$25, oo0, 900; textiles $15,0Oo,0o0 coal
$2O,OOO,OOO; breadstuffs, $25, 100000
and other foodstuffs $15, 100000.
Sweden's principal imports I'm 1914
were raw textile material approx
mately $15,O0O,OO0, increasing to $45,-
600, 900 in 1915; coal $3O,O00,00o, in
creasing to $5O,0O0,000 in 1915; wheat
and flour $13,00O,0OO, increasing to
$31,OOO,OO0 in 1915; the remainder
chiefly manufactures.