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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-06

@aibinatun, 3. SUM. - Die
Sentid,en babeu ihren llnteriecbpot,
frieg anf bic amerifaniid)e aiiitc aus.
seoelDnt nub ereifen an Der atlanti.
idjcm Giilte SdDiffe an nno pcrieufeu
tic. Sente Murgen mnrben ltnterlee'
boutaugriffe auf SdDiffe an Der aiiite
BON Nem Ssriep semeloet nno es lit
befannt, oak cine Mnsabl ,sabrseuse
perienft wprben lit, mad einem Ve.
ridjt iuaen es 15 iein.
@aIGington, 3. snni. - Sas Ma'
rineoepartement sab bente Mittaa be.
fannt, es babe etnen amtlihen geridlt
erbalten, ban bur Der atlantiid)en aii.
ite brei amerifaniid)c Sdpner BON
feinolid,eu ltnterieebooten perIemft
iuurben iinb. Ter polle Scrt Der aunt.
lihen Sefanntmahung lantet:
r9em Warinesepartement lit bic
Nahridt snsesangeu, baR an Der et'
lantiidlen &iiits bret amerifaniIdDe
Shpner bon feiubliden 1tuterieebuu-
ten perienft luorocn iiub. Der Cant
pier rgriitol", Der beutc Nad)mittas
in Nselu Yurf anlangtc, bcrid)tet, oaf
Der niermaitige Sd)uuer yGb,pare s.
Sole" Spnntag Nad,mittag nm $50
llbr 90 Weilen iiib0itlid) pom garnu,
sat, u. s., bon einem feinblidJen lin.
tcrieeboot perienft mnrbe, nmb baf biz
uSriitul" bic Nannidaft rettete mnb
an Ganb brahte. Sic rettete audi bic
WannIdDaft zines anoeren Segclidif,
fcs, oas oerienft pnrbe. Die ygriitol"
beridtet, bak tie 3S Meilen pon gar'
nuaat INN 4.2O llbr am spnntagmad).
mittag einem feinolidem llnterieebopi
begesnete, unb baR in Der Besenb 2
llnterieebpute tatis mareu. 9er
Sampfer p8reeian" beridtet, baf Der
Shuner gSafpb '6asfell" onrdl oas
5ener eines beutidlen llnteriecboptes
tn berielbeu 8egenb nm bic Wittags.
seit am Spnntag berienft wnrbe. SD.
pitan Neipeomb ppn Der sole" er.
flart, iein Sdpiff iei bon einem bent.
iden ltnterieeboot angegriffen NOR
ben, bas Geute an SHrD id1ifte, bic
Eapiere iuegnabm nnb 8rm6en an.
bradte. Der aapifan nnb bic Nann.
ihaft 6esnben lid, in bic guotc. Sta.
pitan Nemcumbe gab ferner an, bai
bas llnteriecbuot, oas i'm augriif, nm.
aefabr 200 Sui' lang mar, sluei aroFe
aanunen, cine borne MnS eine llinten,
nnb cine fleinere aanune in Der Witte
bes SdJiffes nit iidD fiibrte. Gr babe
hentiidl neben oen1 llbput, oas ibn an.
sriff, Elm mciteres seIebea, oas in Der
Nad}barldlaft nntergctandt mar uni
MIR bas geriifop 5eiste."
geciu Yorf, 3. Suil. 3iuei iueite.
re amerifaniihe Sd,iffe, Bic ,6attis
9unn" unb ySamnel N. 6ntbamauA
ipnrben BON bentiden l1booten Der,
ienft.
Hbilahelpbia, 3. Snni. Sent.
NDrgen nm sebn llbr ,paroe 5ier an
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-06
;, GrGiibent gineoln" tpruebiert.

@aibinetom, 81. Mai. Bon
Wiseabmiral Sims iunrbe beate Der
@erlnit oes anf Der 6eimreiie befinb-
lihen amsrifaniid)en 9rnnspDrtidJif.
fes uEraiibent 2incoln" semelbet.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-06

@aibinaton, 8. sSuni. - l9eamfc
oes Observation-Disclosures gaben <er
slnitd)t Ansbrnf, boz bas llnteri Z
bpOt pber bic ltnterieebootr, me, &
mabrideinlih mebr ais sebn amerifa.
niidle Sdliffe am Der aflamtiidlen
Strife perienften, anf benz 9iiidiueae
sn ibrem Stiitpmuft ieien mnb bal;
fir ben Mugenblif bic 0efabr Dor.
iiber lei.
ariessidiffe, llnterieeboutGser mnS
Slngsemse indjten bic STE nad, bem
Jeinoe nb. Warinebamte iuarfen ie.
opdD einen Sd)leier iiber sic Weiucann.
gen nno erimhten bic 3eitnnseu, If.
rem Mnfentbalt nid)t sm erp6bnen.
!pier 1T Der Ginbruf i'm Wadlien
begriffen, oah MIR Elm ein3iges Inter
ieebpot an benz Ansriff teilnabm.
Serr Daniels iagte, bah nid)ts einge-
lanfen lei, iuas an6ere Wcriid)te beitG-
tigen iuiiroe, ,ponadD Gins bis fiinf
ltntcrieeboote an Der aiiite geiueIem
Iein iollen. Der SefretGr iuie6erbol.
tc ieine Iniidt, ban Der Mngriff nnr
erfpIgt iei nm in ben Der. staaten
bic Soroerang Der Hiidfebr Der ame-
rifaniihen SdDiffc in bic beimiiden
WeuGlier lant merben su lailen. Nie
aeiaat lDnrbe, lit BET bem 9epartement
feine Snformatiun eingetroffen, bic
oaranf binSeaten luiiroe, baf bas Il.
boot ,uabrcno Der elf o6er mebr Gage,
Die es, iuie iett befannt 1T, in ben
amerifaniid)en aiiitensem6iiern ipar,
lrsebipeihe 8erbinbnng NIT Mgenten
an 2anb geBabt fat.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-06


True translation fled with tho post
master at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, or
June the 9th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9th, l9l7
Ter &crid)t iuar fnrs unb iaatt
hiph, BAH bas SdJiff beute Wprstn
nm 1O.40 llbr tprpebiert uuroe unl
cine Stnuoe ipater nntergegaugeu
ici SIS iuaroe harin feiner &erluitt
Grauaanna aetan.
Ter yEraiibent eincoln", Elm 15,'
600 Souuen 9ampfer, mar Elm ebe,
maliaer arufer EaHaaierbampfer bcr
!6ambnrasMmerifa 2inie unb eines
Der bentId,cn SdDifie, bic. bel BET
&riesserflGrnng burdl bic @ereinig'
ten Stanten iibernummeu uurocn.
sunopu, 1. Snnt. -- Die Wad)ridi
pon Der seitrisen Surpebiernns bes
amcrifaniidDen Srnppentransport'
id,iffes vEreiibent 2ineelm" in Der
6efabrspne traf bente in 2unbun ein
Sas Sd)iff mnrbe anf Der Seimfnbri
setroffcn uno ianf in 80 Winnten,
3eritDrer erretd,ten oem Sd)anplat
beiseiten, nm bic llebcrlcbenocn an
gorb 81 nebmcn. Sas Sd,iff fiibrts
nnr feline yemanuna nnb einigs
franfe Sulbaten, bic uad, ben Der,
Staaten sariiffclren ipollten.
geridpt Ser vii. Ereiie nom 1. Sani,
Ia Der bentide arunprins Jest bic
Tarne crreid,t bat, ipenbet Ct iid) nil
Der gansen @nd)t Der inter leincm
aummanbp itebenbeu itarfen grmeen
nad, 8eiten, uffenbar nit Der slbid)t,
bic Nusihaltnna oes Ginihnittes
BON Wontbih!er 81 ersiuineeu anh
fdDiieklidl nnterbaIb Imiens porsnitu'
ken, nm Earis bom Nprbcn absn.
idJneioen. Splpcit iinb ieine ;Sort.
idritte nad) oe,n Barrier amtlid)eu
geridlte trot Ser pcrSpeiieltitcn an.
itrensnuacn nnr Helm gcipeien. An
Der ipidDtigen 6runt sluiihen SoiiIons
nnb Gbateau Sbierrg an Der Marns
baben bic ssranspien tatiGdDlid) iuud)'
tise @egeuangriffe ansgefiibrt, uni
an mebrercn Ennftea pcrmohte ber
sScino nid)t MIR nidlt porsmbringen,
ionbern er lpuroe iugar sesiunnscn,
lid, snriifsnsieben.
in ben Sagesberidlten iuirb nid)ts
gslas. aaa ..e:.s.ss Gam%ss. ::=:s=
lueltIld) bon SoiI1uns, iup bic Sent.
idcn geitcrn ben iinfem ,sliigel Der
Naiicrten in Der Hidltnng anf Wogon
an Der Ciic suriifsnbiescn bermod).
ten. Ter Mbenbberidlt nom 6rcitag
bentete an, ban bic Ssatiden an ei.
ncm Ennfte in Der NGbe ppn Gem.
pianp, liiolid ppn Nunor, mo iie Den
Slnk iiberidDritteu batten, iiber bic
Die 5nriifaeiuorfcn murSen nnb jett
an Der 2inic Nuspn 8leranepnrt.
SpiiIuns feitsebalten merben.
Seit Nontas iinb bic 9entiden
uon Der NiIlette iiber bic Misne mno
Snrca bis sm einer auReriten Sieie
pon % Weilen nad) Siiben 80 purge.
ornnsen unb baben bic Marne er,
reidt. Berlin sibt an, bah bic Sc.
fansenen5abl jett $4,000 Nann BE-
trGat. 3n ber Bentc an @eidDitell
sebOren benz geridDt sniolse iiber 4OO
aanonen nnb mebrere tanienb Na.
Id)incngetuehre.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-06

>fntV o"f SAA&uS. SuS &"WyS
Selgemalbe, ben ,SiirIteu gismarf
oorIteIleno, oas ieit 1894 Sen 4orri.
DOR bes nSotel gismard" in Chicago
5ierte, mrBte einem Gortrait Sobn
Ranoolpbs tpeihen, oa bie Sotelper-
naItllng beihloiien bat, ben Nomen
Ser Serberge inerSotel 9fanbolpb"
unl3upanoeln. lleber 5000 gorinld-
ee betreffs bieier Ranlensonoeruns
maren pabrenb Der lesten bret 800
den bel ber SoteloeripaItlng einge-
laufen. 9as vSoteI 9ismord" pur.
De I'M Sabre 1898 lp1brenb Der 8elt-
ausItellung am Mibmap, 63. StraBe
unb Cottage @robe apenl,e, bon ben
eeaenlpartigen geiisern geariinoet
unb I'M Sabre 1894 nod ieinen ge-
eenpdrtigen Elase an Hanoolpb llno
8ells Str. berlegt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-06
!&1nmcn nitbt ,pciter+
Oeutider @ortob nit e Der 9metaner 5un 9aen sebrad
@ewaltige- -Rdmpfe an Der Darne uuo Oile. - Rbeims
untsngelt. - Ser &rieg an nulerer 5ire.
Ser &rie0 an n1lerer g

with Falls South Dakota
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-06
gm s. SUM baben mir alio cine

slm s. Suni baben mir aIio cine
aroBe Sonnenflniternis 5u erlparten.
Gie @egenlpart lit ihon 10 id,redlih
finIter, bab man fat befirhteit muB,
es fonne Iih babel nod etpas idlirn-
ineres ereienen. llno es lit aleb nidt
81 peripunoern, baB es BEL ben berr-
ihenoen oiiiteren 3uItdnben feinerlei
Seaieher glbt, Die inns ei1,en troltrel.
den Musblid ouf Die 3ufllalft geben
fonner. Seberlnann lit inbelien iho1
10 an Die gerfinIterung Der Setter
llf1b 3uItailbe aberaa IN Der @eit ge.
ipobnt, baB er Der fpmmei1ben Son,
nenfinlternis nit 0leihnllt entgegeu'
iiehen niro.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-06

Sn einer Sitnng Der gerciniauna
Der Resp gorfer SohldulIebrer Der
oeutlhen Sprahe fam elm Ghreiben
oes ebenaligen Hraiibenten Eaft sur
Serlelltng, IN Dem es unter anoerem
beiBt: sd miirbe ebenio lpenig barnn
oenfen. ba5 Stuoium Ser 6eutiden
Sprahe alif3ugeben, penn oasielbe in
nreinem aurius Idge, ODER ieine
aenntris uls geiltiaes Silfsmitte[ su.
riidtpeiien Dte ih quite ShuDe an
meinen sSiiBen serlt0ren ,piroe, Sic
in 8entihlano gelnaht nurben. Die
aen1tnis Der oelttid]en 5prahe i'll
aliBerorbentlih niiblih gum Stuoilun
|leber Wilienlhoft, bein Stuoium Ser
allGentetnen Surisprltoens, beim Stn-
oinnl Der @eididte uuo 2iteratur,
ulb irgeno eine atobenlifde NnitaIt,
Die es llnterlaBt, oen Stltoenten @e-
legenbeit sll geben, iid nlit bieIer
Sprade beta,tnt 5u MAIDEN, itebt i,id3t
auf Der riftiaen Sobe.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-06

geridt Der slil. HreiIc bom 80. Mai.
Smrd lire beftisen Ansriffe an Scr
,sront non breikis Ncilen, sic iid) BON
Soiilons oltluarts bis ~ ben, 8anm
noroiueitlid) bDn Mbeims eritrcft,
5ipinsen Bic benfidjen Armeen furtee.
iett bic frans6iiiden nnb, britiideu
streitfrGfte an fait iebeu Abidniti
3arii6.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-06

The Firms that advertise
extensively in German pa
pers will get q large share Of
the German trade
Printers Tnk.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-06

Sn Der seaenipGrtigen 3eit Ser
Spionenriederei luiro e5 fid fir Bic.
le fmpfeblen, Der Meisbeit eines 5po-.
|niit,en 5pridportes 5ll geoenfet,, 6os
oa lautef: .Was oai 1ueiBt, oos ioee.
nidt. mas b. iieblt, rerffose midi.
millit ou Gtreit ltno Bloge iiid3t
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-06

Die Gesiernns eriudt bringeno
oarnlll oaB aartoffeln lit lpeitgebeno-
item WtaBe fiir Die Grn1hrlng bpr-
lpnnot fperoen. Ser ipihtie1te @rl1no,
Der leoent einIsnhten ioII, lit, baB Sic
,sarrler Iehr piel aartoffeln Don Ser
poriabriaen GrHte suriidaebaIteu ha-
ben ltno iie nnnInebr id,nea berfallfen
nliliicn, ipeiln lie niht perberben foI-
len. allberoem lit es BON Der groE.
ten @ibtigfeif. nohlidlit uieI gsei5eil
5,i iparen, trtoem man aartoffeIn per-
abreihf.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-06
geridJt Der gii. EreiIe pom 81. Mai

gerid,t Der Nil. EreiIe bOm 81. Mai
Snbem lie bic ;sIut hires Iormar.
ides i'm centrum itarf scgeu biz
Narne snfliehen lieRcn, baben biz
9entId)en lire Sdlad)tlinie nad) 8e.
item 81 amsgeoebnt nno oas aegen,
luGrtise SdJlad)tfelb faftiidD nit benz
BON Der Somme perfettet. Ter Mn.
ariff erfolste Der Miaette enHana
noromeitlid) BON SoiiIons. Die Gent.
iden trieben bic alliierte 2inic su'
rid. 10 baR lie jett bon SuiIous ans
nad Nuroiueiten sn, bard) Gpasup
nnb gIeraneonrt bis sar Die per.
lanft nnb guar nugenIdDeinlid) biz 81
eem Enntt, ipo bic Ole in ben Ciic.
fanal, mnssfaGr adt Weilen 6itlid
ton Wpgon, einmiinbet. Barrier ye.
rid)te melben, bak Der 8arinaridl in,
Centrum pie 9entid)en iebt bis ami
siuei Weilen an bic Marue berange.
bradt bat. Ter Sell idDeint bier abe,
INNER idJmaler sm iperben nnb ben
geriftcn snfolse miro Der sscinb an
ben 1lanfen nnterbalb SoiiIons uni
6bcims feitsebalten.
Die 8abrid,einlidfcit bes bentidjeu
@ororingens nad ben llfern ber
WSarne iuirb ebenfaIls in ben neneiteu
WadDridJten angeoentet, Die eriuG6nen
bah bic Sentid1en lid, Ebateau 1bier'
rp nnb Sormans, 6eibe an Be,
Winrnc, mabern. Die 2ioilbepDlfe.
rnn bat Gbatcan SGierrp aerGnmi
nnb einiae Der Sliid)tliuee limb bereits
anf benz Wese nad benz ,Snnern ourd
Earis aefommen.
sln Der britiid,en ;;sront ,uaren ois
Sentld)en nit ibrer Hrtillerie 1itlid
pon amiens, tn Der 8egeno n6rblid
sllbert nnD an Seilcn Der flanbriidlen
,Sront fatig, bod iuirb nidlts bon ein.
ianterietatiefeit beridtet.
Vim abidDnitt bpm Suul an Ser
fransDiiiden 5ron babcn bic slmeri.
foner einen erfolgreid)en lleberfall
ausgffiibrf.
Sentldllanb bebanptet, biel arieas.
material erbentet su ga6en, einid)lieH,
lid cllier NnsaBl groRer frans6iiid,er
Weidlilte. gie 3aN Der Neiangencu
ioll jett $4,000 iiberiteisen.
yeridlt Der slil. Hreilc bom 80. Mai.
Smrd lire beftisen Ansriffe an Scr
,sront non breikis Ncilen, sic iidl BON
Soiilons oitludrts bis ~ ben, 8anm
nuroiucitlid) bDn Nbtims eritreft,
5iuingen eie 6enfidJen Armeeu fprtae.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1918-06-06

True translation fled with tho post
master at Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on
June the 9th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9th, 1917.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-30
.EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGED
IN THREE INDICTMENTS
Two Bank Employees Are Included
in List-Riggs Bank Alleges
$67, ESQ Was Taken.

William A. Gieseking. for many
years note teller of the Riggs Ma
tional Bank. was indicted today for
alleged embezzlement. It's charged
that he converted to his own use
funds of the bank to the extent of
$67,250.60.
The indictment is in ten counts, nine
charging specific defalcations between
June 90. 1917, and February IA, 1918.
The last count is blanket" ore,
charging the alleged total.
Karl Heneke, former note teller of
the Potomac Savings Bank. is accused
of embezzlement in an indictment re-
ported today. 1t is charged that he
Incorporated $3.910.79 of the funds
of the bank. The alleged populations
are said to have extended from april
20, 1917, to April Is. 1913.
John G. Chestnut, former manager
of the Indiana Flooring Company. is
alleged to have embezzle.l $16.4S0.33
of the funds of the corporation. An
Indictment. charging embezzlement
returned against him today is in seven
counts and alleges populations be-
tween November 20. 1915, and March
%, 1918.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-30
REALIZING DEATH NEAR,
ARRANGES OWN FUNERAL
Alfred Farmer, Fatally Stricken,
Directs No Minister Be Asked
to ofaciate at obsequies.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, September 30
Realizing that his death was only a
short time off, Alfred Farmer, about
fifty years old, unmarried, a cabinet
maker, when seized with an attack of
acute indigestion shortly before noon
yesterday FASTENED to the home of his
neighbor, Mrs. Belle Emmett, 1872 North
Royal street, two doors away, and gave
explicit instructions for his funeral and
burial
Farmer directed that at his death no
minister of the gospel be called to per-
form the last rites for the dead. He
named his choice of undertaken and also
directed that his body be buried in
Bethel cemetery. Farmer also told Mrs.
Emmett that he carried a small life in
surance policy and that his funeral ex-
penses be paid from this and that she
was to keep the balance, If any, for her
trouble.
fore he arrived Farmer died. His death
came in less than an hour after he
entered her home. -.
Farmer, as far as can be learned, had
no near relatives in this city. He roomed
at the old City Hotel, Cameron and
Royal streets. For a number of years
he was employed ut the Washington
navy yard and more recently had been
employed by James, c. La Porte, this
city.
The body was taken to Demaine's
mortuary chapel and prepared for
burial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-30
FIRM MARKET OPENING.
RECEIVES QUICK CHECK

NEW YORK. September so.-Wsal
street was ready for q bull market
Of generous proportions Immediately
after the tap Of the bell this morn
ing, but quick check by interests
identified with the money pool
changed the general tenor within a
very few minutes after the opening
and caused reactionary declines.
Every one looked for q hrm OPEN
ing. The news from Bulgaria, the
first of the central powers to admit
the error Of its ways and to really
abandon the alliance, was sufficient
to have started rare bull market
under normal conditions. But con-
ditions are not normal at this time.
The big liberty loan is on and every
one is interested in putting it over.
while the check on speculation is still
in force.
Two Positive Exceptions.
There were two positive exceptions
to the general slump after the firm
opening. Mexican Petroleum gave a
great exhibition Of strength, starting at
IN advance over Saturdays closing, ad-
VduClNS from l1IN 10 41o1k,s "lIAo 1SAds
Oil advanced from 174X, Saturdays
closing, to 100.
Gas shares, feathers and fertilizers
in the minor groups showed fair
strength, but the leaders In the
metals turned the other way.
Steel common opened 113K, gain
of y of a point, and immediately re-
versed to 111H and liz. Republic
Steel lost IN; Bethlehem B. points
and American Sumatra about 2
points. -
Loses Half Point.
Mercantile Marine preferred was
firm early, but did not hold. losing n
point.
Canadian Pacific strong. some
minor rails firmerA but the group as
a whole was neglected.
Money was strong and gave indica-
tions of moving to even higher rates
under restrictions of the money COM
mittee.
In the early hours Of the Afternoon
the market moved more sedatelJ
with an average reduction Of about Y
of a point from the prevailing moor
prices. Mexican Petroleum was hold
ing around 114A; Steel common
steady at 112; Bethlehem B abou
1914, and with Texas Oil of ~ points
from the high.
The rails were dragging slowly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-30
WEATHER.

District of Columbia and Maryland.
fair tonight and tomorrow; little change
in temperature; gentle shifting winds,
becoming northwest.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings Of the
thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four
hours beginning at 2 pm. yesterday:
mometer-Yesterday, pm, "a;
pm, IS; IL midnight, SIS; today. am,
81: S am, As; IL noon, 66; 2 p.m., 10.
Maximum, rs, at 2:30 pm. yesterday;
minimum, At, at 7 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Maximum, 81; minimum. So.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 PM, e. So; s
pm, 29. 80; IL midnight, 1902; today,
a m, 5000; am, 30.15.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 1902 am; sun sets,
Tomorrow-Sun rises. 1908 am; sun
sets, 6:52 pm. y
Moon rises, PAT am; sets, 4:30 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Up-River Waters.
snecia1 Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, Septem-
her sO-The Potomac and Shenandoah
rivers both were muddy this morning.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-30
Mormons Acquire 100000 Estate,

Correspondence Of the Associated Press
HONOLULU, September 6.-The COL
ony established at Laie, Island of
Oahu. by the Church of Jesus, Christ
of Latter Day Saints ('Mormon'') has
acquired the holdings Of the Koolau
Agricultural Company, the Koolau
Water Company from the ]. B. Castle
estate: The price paid was about
5000, 900.
The property includes 500 acres of
proximately 5000 tons of sugar year.
an eleven-mile narrow-gauge rail-
road and an irrigation system. The
deal was closed by Bishop s. E.
Wooley, head of the colony, acting
with power of attorney for the mother
church of Salt Lake City, Utah.
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OFFICIAL ALL0TMENTS
ON THE FOURTH LOAN
By I. A. FLEMING.

The official allotments for the
fourth liberty loan were received by
the banks of Washington today. They
differ only slightly from the allot-
ments as published in this column on
Thursday and Friday of last week.
having been figured from the reports
of resources filed with the federal bank
of Richmond. while the latter were
computed on statements published in
the daily press.
The official figures are given with
the total resources of the banks of
the city at the close of business De-
cember 81. 1917, on which each banks
expectation is based
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Grain, Produce
and Live Stock.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, September 3d. Sharp
breaks in the, price of corn today re-
suited from announcement that Bull
garia had signed an armistice and had
accepted all terms demanded by the en-
tente. The setback in values here, how
ever was only transient and was sue
ceeded by a quick rally. Apparently
cverselling had taken place in anticipa-
ton of Bulgaria's complete surrender,
and had brought about general at
tempt to collect profits. Opening prices,
which ranged from u to rs lower, with
October 1.39 to 1885 and November
1.37 to 1885,, were followed by an up
turn to Saturdays finish or above.
Oats ductuated with corn. Price
changes, though, were relatively slight.
After opening Is 10 y lower, with Octo-
Der Tx to TN. the market scored a
little advance.
Firmness in the hog market gave
strength to provisions. Trade was very
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INDICTED BY GRAND JURY.
Woman Accused Of Falsely Claim.
ing Kinship With J. P. Tumulty.

Mildred M Boniface, alias Amelia
A. Chambers was indicted today by
the grand jury for alleged false pre-
lenses.
It is claimed that she represented
to DR.. Melissa Hinchman that she
was a sister-in-law of Joseph p.
Tumulty, secretary to the President,
and that she was grandmother OF
wealthy banker in Philadelphia.
It Is stated that the physician
parted with $3.50 on the strength of
the representations.
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET.
IW YORK. September SON

exchange quotes lead unchanged;
spot. sos; spelter dull; East st. Louis
delivery spot offered, 9:15.
At London-Spot copper. f122; fu-
lures. f122; .electrolytic, f137. Spot tin.
1887 los; futures. 1887 los. Lead, spot,
f29 los; futures. ELS los. Spelter,
spot fs4; futures, ESQ
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On the Stock Exchange,

A moderate business was transact
ed on today's session OF the ,vval
stock exchange, with sales of rail-
way preferred at 81 and few shares
of Capital Traction stock at "a.
Bonds were more active than
stocks, Potomac Consolidated SIS SELL
ing at 921., Capital Traction SIS at 80
and Washington Gas IS at 95A.
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Coin Export Ruling Made.

Announcement was made today by
the War Trade Board that applica-
lions to export coin, bullion, currency
or evidence Of indebtedness should be
made to federal reserve banks, and
not to the War Trade Beard
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DAIRY AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, September 30.-Butter
Firm; receipts, 10,S50 tubs; creamery
higher than extras, 62A ass; creamery
extras coz score), 81; frsts, 59a61 y
packing stock, current make, No. 2,
40H.
Eggs-Firm; receipts, 1855 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 56a57; fresh
gathered regular packed extra firsts,
54a55; do: firsts, 52a53; state. Penn
sylvania and nearby western hennery
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
browns, 58a60; do, gathered browns
and mixed colors. 50a57.
Cheese Steady; receipts, 2.617
boxes; state, fresh specials. 30ka31;
do, average run, 30a30A.
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Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.

SALES
Washington Gas IS, $500 at 95%.
Washington Railway pfd, % at 81, Is at 81,
10 at 81.
After call:
Potomac Electric Cons SIS, 81, 600 at 9o1s,
81 900 at 921a, $1,000 at 9:la, 81 900 at 92l.
Capital Traction. 1 at 81. l at 81. at
81.
lani+aI Traction 5s SSno Of 90
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The bolshevik wireless report of the
execution Of Mara Butchkareff, who
was commander Of the Russian women's
battalion, which fought so CALAMITY in
the early days Of the revolution, is pro-
1ooncod untruA.
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LONDON MONEY.

| LONDON, September 30-Money, 8
per cent; discount rates, short bills.
; 1882 per cent; three-month bills,
. 17-32 Der cent.