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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
STRIKERS REFUSE INCREASE
Industrial Struggle at Lawrence Viii
Continue,

Lawrence, Mass, March 2.-The tex.
tile mills, both WOODEN and cotton, with
two exceptions, offered their striking
employees an advance in pay or stated
their intention to do so. The excep-
tons are the Everett mills, where a
lockout has been in effect since the
strike started, and the Kunhardt
mills.
In most cases the mills have an
nounced that the scale will be raised
at least 5 per cent in all departments,
to take effect Monday. The original
demand Of the strikers was Is per
cent.
In the case of the American Wooden
company the offer made means an
average Of s per cent. according to
the statement Of an official of that
company. The 5 per cent, II Is ex-
planned, Is the minimum and in some
cases nearly IL per cent will be added
to the pay Of the operatives.
Soon after the concessions were
posted the strike committee of the In
dustrial Workers OF the World met
and voted to refuse the offer. About
$4,000 of the $4,000 still on strike are
affiliated with this organization.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
SENATOR DIXON MANAGER
Roosevelt Chooses Montansn to Look
After Campaign.

New York, March The Roose
welt campaign assumed definite form
with the appointment of the men who
are to assume active management.
Senator Joseph NJ. Dixon OF Montana
Is the man at the helm. His official
title is chairman of the executive com.
mittee of the National Roosevelt com
mittee. Mr.. Dixon's first official act
was to give out a statement attacking
the administration of President Taft.
The appointments were announced
after an all day conference between
Colonel Roosevelt and a half dozen OF
his leading supporters. Alexander II.
Revell Of Chicago, who was tempo
rary chairman of the national COM
mittse formed several weeks ago, will
serve as permanent chairman, and K.
w. Sims of Chicago, former United
States district attorney, will be Sec
rotary.
An administrative committee Is to
Be formed, with Truman H. Newberry
Of Detroit. former secretary Of the
navy, as chairman.
Mr.. Newberry's administrative com
mittes n to have charge of the bust
ness side of the campaign.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
EXPERT MAKES HIS REPORT
Declares Steel Corporation Is an u.
legal Combine.

eye SOtlDlfC.
Washington, Feb. 29.-That the
United States Steel corporation is a
combination in restraint of trade and
that it's control of the ore fields Of
Minnesota is the basis for the control
Of 80 per cent of the steel business of
the country is the statement made in
a report 20 the Stanley steel investi-
eating committee by F%arquhar j. Mac.
Rae, an expert accountant who inves
tigated the accounts of the corpora
ton by authority Of the committee.
The foreign ministers here have de-
cided to tring into Picking all the
available foreign troops stationed in
adjacent ports in China. A force of
1000 troops of various n~ationalities
will arrive here shortly.
A serious recrudescence of disorder
occurred when a detachment OF ar
tillery, headed by a band, marched TO
the palace OF Duke Kuei Hsiang, faith
er Of the empress dowager, and shelled
down the gate. They looted a large
of property and burned a por.
ton of the palace.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
Bauou %uerunnliiht.
TnrIepal W., wcldcr cine Hadtfabrt
unternabm, uOiis 5eritOrt.
gerIin,t If. Nair,

Der 2enfbaaon .Bariepal VI"
miiroe bel elmer nddtlifen sSabrt III
Der HGbe uon bier bel elmer Notlnn-
bung poaitGnoig 5eritort. @dbreno
bas 9uftidifi iiber 9iesoori oabin-
flog, periagte ploslih Der Motor.
Ia cine Grploiion beiiirhtet murbe,
3oe Der @allonfiibrer @obbe Die Heib-
leine, INN cine roide 2%anbuns 81 be-
perfiteaigen. Gos Sobr5elig iol,itc
NIT GROCER Shneaiafeit 5i,r Groc
unb muroe 3eridmettert. Hobbc
spurbe OILS 9eife inter ben 5riim-
mern heruorge5oaen, aber Die bier
anoeren Sniaiien Der 8onoel famer
mie ourh elm Wunber NIT Dem 9eber
bapon.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
Graf gernitorfi 8rOkuater.
@aihinaton, If. M6r,

Ter beutife 9oti6aiter @raf
eernitorii nno @emablin erbielien
aus Berlin Ole ireiloige @afrift, baB
ibre 5ohter. 8r0iin Hopmlno Vour-
tales, Mutter zines geiunoen anaben
geporben lit. Tie Sod5eit oes 8raien
Pourtnles uno Der aomteiie 2uii,
alexandra gernitorif I'M porisen
Griibinhr mar zines Der a%ldn5enbiten
geie0ifaitlidlen greianiiie Der bieii.
gen Saiion. Ias jitnse Toar iiebelts
6ann nod Berlin iiber. no 8rnf
pourtales i'm Aismdrtisen Mmte
fdtig lit.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
LIKELY TO BE REJECTED
American Anthracite Operators to Re-
ply to Mems Demands March Is.

New York, March Announcement
was made on behalf of the anthracite
coal operators that their decision re-
garding the demands CT the Unitec
Mine Workers OF America would not
be made public until the conference
between the operators committee and
the miners March 10.
The operators will meet here and
formulate their reply next Tuesday. Ii
IS currently believed the principal de-
mands of the miners will be rejected.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
Mudms pom eilicmeron seiturben.
0erltn. f.. WGrs

9erlin. #. MGrS.
Nn 4lterSifpp1he iii in aoblen5
Der @ernlaniit Rodus Sreiberr bon
Q%iliencron aeitorben. Ter peroiente
eammIer Der id0niten oeutiden
Bolfslieoer itono bereits i'm 90. Sc.
bensiabre. 6reiherr Don 2iliencron
NOR Der Sdwieaeruater bes ieeisen
Dberprdiioenten Der Hbeinpropina
unb ehemaliaen preuBiiden 6innn,.
miniiters 6reiberrn bon Rbeinbaben.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
EXPLOSION FATAL TO FOUR

Locomotive Boiler Blows Up at
Muney, Pa.
Williamsport. Pa, March 3.-Four
nen were killed at Muncy. fourteen
miles south OF here. when the boiler
Of 4 locomotive attached to q freight
train blew UP.
The dead are William Fink. engi-
ne~r; Harry Robinson. Areman; Boil
ton whits. conductor. and william
Meyers. brakeman.
The Victims were In the cab Of the
locomotive. One SIDE Of the wooden
station was dsmolisAs1. bat - oas In
og absut Il was hurt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14

- Sobn 4. Steuens. Der iriiber
NIT Der @reat Nortbern-1 obn IN
OF. Vaul in gerbinbuns itan6 uno
fpGter Gbef Der Sia.Wabnen In
Oregon mar. bat NIT &ilfe Der
Gtrma Wor9au & 60. unb Der
6oriug- GouISs in 0onbon ben Ron.
trait iiir ben 8au elmer 8obn i'm
Derte bon S60 .00O.0W IN 6pdnies
sr(aust.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14

- 5n Rutlnnb. @t., mlrbe Der
HntuoIt oarrcnce, NIT ben 5iiben In
Der balbaeiiiIlten 1aoewanne itebenb
iinb nit ben Sdnben einen eleftriiAen
DRAFT umflammernb, tot ~amfaeiun.
ben. Ct bdtte lid lelbit e~leftrofu.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
Train Service CurtaiIed.

The railways throughout Wales Is
sued notices that their train service
woula be curtailed and other railways
in Great Britain will follow this tx.
ample.
The Miners federation has resumed
its conferences and one of the mem
bers expressed the opinion that the
negotiations With the owners would
be successfully terminated in the
course of the next week.
Public opinion generally endorses
the governments decision to pass a
minimum wage bill, unless the remain
der of the owners agree to that prin-
oiple which has already been consent
ed to by 90 per cent of the employers.
The conference of the Miners fed
Grafton adjourned after d~elegating to
the executive committee full power to
continue the negotiations with the
owners and to suTnmo the conference
to meet again when it shall be neces-
sary.
Several hundred steamers are held
up at various points through lack Of
coal, but the large transatlantic lines
assert they are well provided with
fuel.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
Must De Very Good.

Jenny = Papa. cook must be very
good. Papa-why, my dear? Jenny
Because n my lesson last Sunday 1t
said that the wicked shall not live out
half their days. and cook says she has
LIVED out all her life.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
Venezuela Tobacco

Venezuela Tobaeee.
Venezuela Is such q dne country for
tobacco that the weed grows Wild and
makes pretty fair smoking.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
DrutlhIanos
T~o'Ilcnarrik.
Eiinfsia Grpicnt DER Irbcitcr in
&ciIalcu am Nusitunoe.
grfol9 poi mi krit
irr l}eiglrutf abban9ie.
Erobc anf Die rSOlioaritGt" Der
&ublcngrabcr Sranfrcidjs.
Berlin, II. M1r,

XIII III, IL. Utut5.
Ter a%ohleultreif in Den meItilll.
it)en @rlbcn iii IN Strait getretcn.
als ungei1br % Bro5ent Der 100000
bort beid)1itigten 9ergleute Dem Ntre
lbrer 6ilbrer gcbord)ten mo Die 2lr.
belt cinilelitcn. Nah ben 9erid]ten,
Die BON ben @rubei einlieien, muroeu
Die eritcu Sd,idtru. Die IN Die @ril.
ben %clnlaHrcu ioltcn, beiOnberS Italt
III 0litlcthcndoit Geiogcn, bod mar
oas Grgcbuia IN oen perihieoenen
@rlben cin ueridieoeneS ,H%nein5elncu
@rlbcn mcr Die Ginitellulg Der pr
belt enc polifommicnc, mibrcno IN
anOeren 9erancrtal Die 3abl Der
Streiter lid, uut 10 Bis 30 Gro5ent
BELIEF.
@roBe Holijciouigcbotc muren
iiberaQ IN Dem Iiitriftc nnpeicuO,
abcr Die Streiter iino i'll ollpen1eincu
frIeofcrtiB. mo MIR in SUei 6dlen
purOe iiber 9lngriiie nIi nid)t sur
Union geboriQe Nrbeiter berid)tet.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
over A MILLION
MINERS NOW OUT
Practically Every CoIIiaIy in
England Closed.
TRAIN SERVICE CURTAILED
Railroads Of Wales Issue Notices to
That Effect and Those In Eng
land Will Do Likewise.

London, March with the excep.
ton OF a few small Golfers situated in
Isolated districts all the coal mines
Of the country are idle. In some OF
those places where work is still going
on, notably in Warwickshire, where
10000 men are employed, the miners
will join the strikers shortly.
The only mine in the country where
the men have decided to remain at
work is a little one in Northern Wales
and here the mining is carried on I'M
der police protection.
An official return estimates the num-
Der OF strikers who have already laid
down their tools as l.049.40
In most OF the districts the men are
taking advantage of the strike to en-
Joy a holiday and no trouble is In
ticipated. The greatest danger spot is
In South Wales, where the most de-
termined spirit prevails and where
the union funds are only sufficient to
provide strike pay to the men for a
short time.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
Derr Incx in
San SoluaNor,
Bon Den GebJroen nn0 Scr ScD6lfe,
RING iclr f~rcnuOlidj emyfaalcn.
Pt'ritioun0 0r5 slrrtat)ls
amrrikaniIdjrr gcrrid) fmdIt.
StaatsIefretar gelnngtc i'm Snu'
onngsfurb nadl Neajntla.

San Satpaoor, If. Mdr3.
8egenpGrtig lit Die Hepliblif Suu
Soluaoor an Der Heibe, Ebilanoer s.
Rnor. ben amerifaniihen Staatsicf.
ret1r, m%iQfonumen 81 beiBen. Der
Winiiter bes all5mGrtigcn Bate ncn
8oit an Der Spite zines GmpfnngS.
tomitees in Ncaiutla begriiBt. no Die
9oli5eifapele sic Notionalbpmnen
beioer Climber ipielte. Gin S~on6er5ug
itano 6ereit, nm ben ScfretGr mo
Die iibrigen 81ite nad Der Snupt.
ftaot 81 bringen, no oie @cieaihaft
BON ciucm onbereu grnpiungSmts.
ffuiic nit bcm 6inoniminiitcr an ser
SpiBe begriibt muroe.
Cine @brempad)e geIeitcte oa3
alltomobil bcS SefretGrS mad Dem
Sauie beS 9bgeoroneten Garl Mr.
leuoe5, meldeS ibm mGbrenb ieines
auientbalts 3itr 8erfiigung geIteat
poroeu lit. Dor Dem Sallie itcltcn
bic aaoetten cine 8ahe. Die Wenae
tpelhe Die StrnBe bon Dem 9nbnbofe
mad ser 8obnuug oe3 Sefretir
erfiiate. beariiBte oieien ouf ba5
SreuuoIidite. @Ghreno ser sanjen
Wadlt maren aae OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
al,f oos 6eItllhite erleuftet.
Refine biplomatiiden In~selegenbei.
ten.
PIN Worgen empfing oerBrdiibeut
Der Rcnuhlif, Or. Wonuel arauia,
ben Sefretdr uno iein 8efolgc i'm
HraNutugagebduoe 0ieieS 3uiam.
mentrcffen trug leoiglid) einen 5ere.
mouicQen G~barafter, neil Ser NitS.
toltih ser Neben BEL Dem Stnot8oiner
AM slbenb Itattiiuoen ioq.
3piidcn Ser RepubIif unO Den
Der. Staaten limo feline Siplomoti.
fden 6roden 81 erleOigen, abcr Ser
Stoatsiefretdr bofft, ourh ieinen @es
iuf oie 8efit1le oer6rcuuoihait 3lui,
iteu ocu 6ctoen 2dnoern gu ittrfen
ur0 0o}u bei5utrogcn ooB Ser Ser.
Oodlt be5llHlId) eluer tmperloluttld)cn
0olitif ser Ser. Staatcn ser fiir5lih
oriaetoudt mar. 5erItrcut miro.
Sm GerIantf Ser l%lntcrboltunq be.
riihrtc Ser Staat$iefret1r ole Rcibe
Der gmpiGnQc, oie ibm pdbrero lei
rer Heiie biaher 5uteiL gemorocn iino
un0 inate: Die Site Der 9tegierlm.
gen un0 @0lfer, sic i) beiuht habe,
fountc lid uitt in nod h0herem
MoBe ;eigen. @ieaciht muroe lie be-
'ouocr5 ourd) ben @unif ~berpor9e.
ri,fc,l, Die fali6en 8eriifte SIM
ShmeiQen III bringcn, Oie BON Gent
TEN in ltnrlouf geiebt murben. mcIfe
Elm b~eiiere5 Ginuernebmen Sniihcn
ben Ser. Stooten unb 3cntralamerl.
ia germ pe~rhilbern mod,ten."
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14

~Cuernayaca, Mex, March "A body
Of federal troops unde Colonel Santi-
banez killed twenty Zapatistas in a
fight at Texcala. in the state OF More
los. The federals had nine casualties.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
Nmiiinntc @urfGac.

ginige mniiiante @orfdae meroen
bier hcrjdtct Sefretdr anor uuo an.
bere Mitglieoer ieiner &eiiegeiea-
Id)ait mllBten megen boben Seeaangs
in acaiutla pom areu5er .Niarp.
Iano" in &or6en iid) ans Sano idai.
fen laiieu, mas Sen 1hotographen
Die 8elegenbeit 81 iderjbaiten auf.
nobmlen %aepdhrte. gei Der S~onoung
fpielte oie Mltiif oas .Sternen6an.
uer." gae Irpeienoen bis ouI clren
nohnlrn sic aopibcoefung ab Gin
ToIi,iit befahl Dem Wnnne: .Neb.
men Sic Sen SUIT ab. Dies lit Die orne.
rifuniihe Natipnalbpmne." I'D bin
ieI6It elm Amcrifaner", mar Die Ant.
MORT. Damn miiiien Sic lid INN 10
mehr S6res 9etragens ihdnien", er.
niberte Der Toli5iit, Der Dem Sleael
Den Sut pom aopie ihlu9, iooaB er
tn ons @oiier fiel.
Gieier 0organg peranlnB.e ben
General Mneler. ben Gbef oes eta.
bes, III Der 0enerfung: rWoraen
ipiro oas mierifaniide Staatsoepar.
tenlent m~afriheinlih einen Iniprnd
arli $500 fir eincn neiien SUIT bel
uns einreideu."
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
SIXTY REBELS ARE KILLED
Government Troops Win Two Victor.
les in Mexico.

Mexico City, March 2.-Forty Vas
quistas were killed and sixty injured
In a battle with government troops
ear Jimulco. in the state of Coahuila.
A detachment of 100 federals and
rural guards recaptured San Juan
Guadalupe. which was held BY the
rebels.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
&raftpro6c in 6ranfrcidl.

8aris, #. M1rj. - Gina 5rei
9ritteI Der aobIen9rGber 6ronfreids
boben ser 2luiioroerung 0es HIge
meinen Gerbanoes ser 9ergIclttc elt,
iprod)eu uto alli q Stunoen Die 2lr.
belt eingeitellt. IieieS @orgebrn Ger
gergleute lit nift gegen Die 8rubcn
beIiber 9eridJtet, aber eS ipQ Der Ne.
gierung ons 3uIommenbolten Der
gergleute 5eigen mo cine @ornuua
fir bas Iorlomrnt biloen. ooB Die
9ergIente nift nit Dem Nlterspcu.
lionSgciee 5uiricoen iinb.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
Ger @riulg Der Trasc.

Bel Dem aonilift banoelt es iidi
ebenlo INN einen aampi 5miiteu Den
ripaliiierenoen Siibrern Der llnioni.
item, mie nm einen Iolfen iniid)en
Den 9elibcrn uno Den Nrbeitcrn. Iie
6iibrer Der nlht io5ioliitiifen GbriIt-
liten Union BADEN lolueit ibre gn.
Danger gut IN Der Sano.
Ter Grfolg Der @emc8ung Miro
oauon abbGnAen, III miuueit iib bas
8eiiibl ser 3uiammenBehGrigfcit mt
Den ItreitenOen &ameraoen Don Den
io5talilttiden llnloncn gelteuo NADER
miro. lie oifentlidJe DteinmQ, Die
inn leBten 9roBen Streif entihieoclt
auf Seitcn Der 8erglclltc III @eitidlen
mar, ioQ oieSmol iiA gegen Die Strei
fer nenOen. Gie &Qrie hat lOnctt ole
So6lage aiinitig ongeiebcn, DEM Die
aoblennerte moren ieIt. IS miro he.
rid)tet oaB Die &iielmcrte in 8cit.
foleu umo Dem @roBherjogtmn
Surcm6url, iomie in ~Sotbringen ges
niigen0 aohlcnunrrdte an Sano ba.
ben, I'M ihnen Die Iortieelng ocr
arbeiten alti orei 8ofeu III qeitattcn
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
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LlCKAWAhNi R.. R.of Nj.
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
BETHLEHEM sTEEL CORPORATION.

BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION.
NOTICE OF SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS.
The Seventh Annual Meeting Of the Stock
holders Of Bethlehem steel Corporation Will be
held at its principal office, No. 76S Broad street
Newark New Jersey. Tuesday, APRIL 2
1912. at II O'Clock noon. for the following pur-
poses: "a 20 elect four directors to serve for r.
term of three years; (2) TO consider and vote
upon the approval and ratification of all action
OF the Board Of Directors. Executive Committee
and officers of the Corporation since the Sixth
Annual Meeting Of its stockholders. held on
April 4. 1911; and CD 10 transact such other
business as may properly come before said
meeting.
The books for the transfer Of shares OF the
capital stock Of the corporation, both preferred
and common, will be closed at O'Clock p. NJ.
on Monday, March IL. 1912. and will be re-
opened at o'clock A. NJ. on Wednesday. April
8. 1912
Dated Newark, n. J.. March 1. 1912.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05

In his report to stockholders, James Nc
Crea, president OF the company says In
part:
II will be noted i'm the general income
account that while the revenue from pas
senger TRANSPORTATION shows an Increase OF
ss3S l59 SO over 1910. II being the largest In
the company's history. the gross revenues
OF the railroad lines for the year snow d
reduction OF s., 1853 $50 76. due principally 10
a decrease In merchandise freight revenue
and a small decrease In coal and coke rev.
enue The decrease in gross revenues was
partially Offset by saving or $l,oo4, go ~,
or 3s per cent, in operating expenses, so
that the decrease in the net operating rev
enue for the year, compared with 1910, was
81, ,2S5 $50 81. The transportation expenses
Increased chiefly because the increased
wage schedules were operative the entre
wear. as against only FOR about eight
months in 1910 Taxes, which nave Deeh
continually increasing I'm the last Few years,
sSnu a further Increase for the year or
.45l, ,333 n, due principally to the taxes paIo
on the completed New York tunnel extern
sion.
In rentals paid roads operated on the
haeis of net revenue, the decrease Is due
nrincipally TO the absorption by the Penn
ssvIvanIa Railroad Company or the Ale
gheny Valley Railway on April Z, 1910
when the payment OF It's leasehold rental
conseouentiy ceased. The greater part OF
the decrease I'm fixed charges compared
with 1910 Is due to the payment at matur-
itv in that year, OF the general mortgage
hands and short term notes referred 10 ~
the last annual report After meeting All
Ia, iiab,iities including the necessary pay
rnen,s 10 .he sinking funds. the pet income
gor the wear was S37, S,35l %. The decrease
a. this item OF only A57. l3S 03, compared
with 1910, Is due TO the saving resulting
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
.s27,307.sOs 10

from the retirement of your fixed obliga-
uons. as explained I'm the preceding para
graph, which was effected through the
issue or capital stock. Out of the net in
come remaining. sSl9 756 IL was contributed
to the trust fund OF October 1878, and diyi-
25,9VO.S57 70, leaving balance OF $LO41-
737 SO, a decrease Of $2.00S.S64 30, compared
with 1910. Car trust principal payments of
$3,Vl6,S53; extraordinary expenditures OF
S.26o.S37 . were also made, and A,VO0O
transferred to the reserve for additions and
betterments to provide such additions and
betterments as In the judgment or the man
agement should not be charged to capital
account, and the remaining balance or net
income, S,70, ,997 40, was credited TO profit
and loss. There were charged against
profit and loss account advances TO Dranch
and affiliated companies. as hereinafter
stated. which with adjustments made 70
sundry accounts aggregated 1851. .651 Oh.
leaving the balance to the credit OF proht
and loss on December 1, 1911, 81, ,39l sos l6. =.
The Pennsylvania Tunnel and Termlnal
Railroad Company has issued It's eertln-
cate OF Indebtedness for sS4, 80, 4ZV "A 10 thls
company In settlement for the construction
OF the New York tunnel extension ana sta
tion, including 81. .S96, ,00i 92 advanced to that
company during the year i9ll Tor the com,
pletion OF its railroad. This certificate and
SIS, ,000, 600 OF It's full paid capital STOCK are
included in the detailed list or securities
owned by this company ana are carried .,,'s on
ly. of X57. 46l. .4l9 "A and 81. The balance of its
capital stock, namely. SoVOoo Is owned
by the PENNSYLVANIA company.
The general balance sheet shows an in
crease In general assets In the year ot Soi'-
49, 1876. Working assets show cash OF S'i'-
O7s. $3.50. an increase Of slS,12l,59o over isio'
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
All European Markets Weak
Heavy Decline in Berlin.

London. March 4.-Consols early were 5-16
lower. but recovered Lie, closing at n 5-16
for money and n 9-l6 for the account. Ana
oonda was i lower, at 971s: Canadian Pa
clfc ~ lower, at 232la; Grand Trunk q
lower, at 23E.
The supply Of money was better to-day
and discount rates were firmer.
The Bank Of England secured the bulk
Of the t7O0.OOO new gold offered in the open
market.
On the Stock Exchange fears of trade
paralysis and depleted traffic reports as a
result of the coal strike made home rails
weak. and. despite hardening Of values in
anticipation Of Premier Asquith's statement
In the House OF Commons prices closed
from a half TO a point lower. Consols also
lost a quarter OF a point. and the Con-
tinent sold its favoriteg. especially Cana
dian Pacific. Peruvian bonds and copper
stocks, completing the depression. Metro
politan Traction and Brazilian rails were
the only steady Issues
American securities opened easy and
about unchanged. The Continent sold dur
ing the first hour. and the list declined
under the lead of Canadian Pacific. Later
prices hardened a fraction. and the market
closed quiet
The recent issue OF the Atchisons Call
fornia-Arlzona lire bonds was quoted at |
per cent discount.
The premium on gold at Madrid IS 10.
unchanged, and at Lisbon remains un-
changed, at Q.
Paris. March 4.-Three per cent rentes
closed 22I5 centimes lower. at % francs 30
centimes for the account
Exchange on London. % francs 2312 CEN
times for checks.
Private discount rate, Sls per cent.
Prices We're heavy on the Bourse.
Berlin, March 4.--The strike in the Brit
ish coal fields and the trouble in China
caused extreme weakness on the Boerse
to-day and declines ranging from two to
four points were general.
Exchange on London. 20 marks q pfen-
ngs for checks.
Money, AZ per cent.
Private discount rate, rs per cent