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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-24
Great Menace.

vi Il great menace remains. We
pot Improve the present social anu
II siiuati.,r by tearing down cN-
ts Industrial conditions and aban-
Ing opportunity FOR individual and
lcDal progress.
ne Democratic platform of 1917,
l.uid The Democratic platform OF
II declares unconstitutional the
Hsition and collection OF tariff
pcs except for revenue. The
upci1 lie candidate. Mv. Wilson
ideclared that he would repeal ali
Ifctive duties. The present Demo
pc house az representatives. has
ttsclf OF record In favor Of the
fst possible import rates. SO wa
n assume that iu the event o.;
rocratic success We shalt have Il
~ Tor revenue only.
4e are today enjoying n larger do
4 OF prosperity. greatcr volume
fmployment and higher individual
fcollHciivc wages than cy.v before
pnr history. No man can be JuIc
can or viii work, The newspa-
IN their want columns arc print
il tchiold more help wanted than
'h,ion- wanted drcrtlsemcnts. Our
pers have harvested the most
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AUTO CLUB OFFERS
To AID CHIEF GRANT
Calls Attention 10 Sections of
Law Most Frequently
Violated.
CHIEF WELCOMES HELP
Declares Traffic Ordinance
viii Be Enforced Rigidly
Hereafter.
CHIEF WELCOMES HELP

Chief ot Police y. r Grant yesterday
declared himself much pleased = the
proffered assistance OF the Automobile
Cino Of Utah In campaign against
abuse Of the traffic ordinance.
We wish kindly but firmly TO call tho
attention of ALI owners and drivers of
vehicles Of any and all kinds TO the fact
tina, VIC propose TO enforce tho law, and
II would be advisable for all citizens.
to acqualnt themselves with the ordinance
governing the traffic Of tho city" said
the chief.
letter from the Automobile club fol-
lows:
Salt Lake City, Oct. Il, 1912.
y. +. Grant. Chief OF Police.
City.
Dear Sir: At a recent meeting of
the board OF directors of the Auto
mobile club the question Of the ViU-
latiou OF the city vehicle ordinance
Was brought Up and discussed
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MISS De CLUTE
GIVES VIEWS
Salt Lake City Young
Woman Finds Rare Nir-
tllcs lii This New Plant
Juice.

MISS Lucille Dermio. a popular salt,
Lake city Young lady. whose home Is at
lli East THIRD South, las tie following
10 saY regarding Plant Juice:
'ph. teS. yonr Plant Juice H. all right.
Sc'"ral ot my lady friends told me about
II aud ] got a bottle II is Just inc |
consider II the best tonic I ever took ia
my life. Am telling all my lady friends
about u. !, is grand for rheumatism and
stomach trouble. with both OF which
nave suffered. II brought me quick reiiet
and | am sure II Is lastinr"
For the restoration Of vital force: for
the relief and cure OF all arrangements
~ stomach. liver. kidneys and blood Plant
Juice Is the greatest specific and tonic
OF the age. III almost incredible time
II VIII put new vitality. new life and en-
erSy into YOU. Even though your troubles
are chronic you will find RELIEF and cure In
Plant Juice. IL clears the liver. eradlcates
every ves'ige OF biiousness. relieves in
digestion and all stoms cil disorders Uric
acid in the blood is quickly dissolved aud
removed. thus relieving rheumatism and
similar disorders Get bottle today,
iully guaranteed: at Schramm- Johnson s
store No. ). Third So. and Main. (Ad-
vertisement)
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BRYAN i'm Delaware.

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct Gas i
climax to "a long day OF strenuous cam
paiSninG. William j, Bryan spoke for
nearly half hour in a driving rain
here tonight to crowd too large to be
accommodated in a hall which had been
secured for the meeting. In the audi
enre were many women: who stood With
out umbrellas and Joined in the cheers
for tho Nebraslsan.
ffis trip through this state was marked
by a fatality when his special train
struck and killed n 6-ycar-old boy at
Townsend, thirty miles south OF here.
The Ncbraskan was not informed of the
accident. 81
Throughout the day his talks were con-
fined chiefly 10 national issues, the Nc
braskan saying he would let the Della
ware speakers take care OF local at
fairs
In critlcisinG Colonel Roosevelt he de-
clared that 'if the Progressive candidate
believes himself 10 be Moses he must
have mistaken the voice OF Perkins for
the voice of God,
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ROBERT BRUCE LODGE
DECLARED A FRAUD

PORTLAND. Or. Oct oS.-pctcctives.
accompanied by district attorney, placed
uudcr 9Tiest on n charge OF obtaining
money under false preteuscs, tho officers
OF Robert Bruce lodge here last night.
According 20 the complainant. Il. 6. Hunt,
That the lodge was a lodge Of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons, and
that under such alleged representa- tons he
paid Sc1 initiation fec. Hunt alleged
further that when he applied for admit
tance TO other lodges of Masons in this
city. he Was refused entrance. Tho OFF,
cials Of til" lodge arrested were G.. NJ r.
Sommerville. a contractor. T.. \. job aaon.
liquor dealer: j. H. Wheeler, real estate
operator. nd \, J. Court q solicitor.
several Of the persons whose names are
ssid to be enrolled as members Of the
lodge are well known lu this clly
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Pleads for Taft.

shall We again destroy confidence?
Shall VIC oPcu our ports and present
our splendid home markets to Europe.
China and Japan? Shall We take rr"u
our people all industrial opportunity.
driving them To idlcncss ana depicting
our capital and savings?
TO ro-olcCt President Taft would be
TO follow experience and not -Hperi-'
mcnt. The government would con-
tinue TO he safe In his hands. The
nations affairs would be efficiently
and economically managed. Both
capital and labor would be unafraid
and safecuardcd against an iucduits
bic foreign tariff and unjust Condi-
lions at home. Conditions OF labor
ana production were never moro near
~ Ideal than uoW. Their continuance
can be only assured bv the continu-
ance Of the Republican administration
OF President Taft.
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COREY BROTHERS
WIN SUIT IN IDAHO
Federal Court Decides Salt
Lake Construction CO. Is
Entitled to 100000.
Special To The Trihunc.

special To The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. Oct. 23.--A $500. 900 de-
cision involving liens and mortgages on
the big Lost river irrigation project To-
Gated In south central Idaho has been
handed down by Judge Frank 5. Die
tllch OF the federal court. in which he
gives the Corey Brothers Construction
company of salt Lake the full amount
of damages asked. The decision Is a
victory FOR Corey Brothers and sub
contractors Who worked on the project
under them. Boise attorneys were no.
titled of the decision today.
The case was bitterly contested in
the federal court for several years Co
Tey Brothers claimed 100000 due under
contract from the irrigation company for
the construction OF the irrigation project
Their suit involved the trustees, bond
houses and mortgage holders. The big
Lost river company became financially
clnbarras ssed. but contested the claim of
the contractors.
Judge Henderson Of Ogden. retained by
Corey Brothers, submitted his claim for
legal services rendered at $50. 900. Tes-
timouy was taken in jhe federal court
here and before referees in chaucery in
Chicago. Seattle and other points Judge
DIetrIch delayed making q decision on
the attorney fees asked. ''It Is held,
says the court in memorandum decision,
chat tho plaintiff and interviewer are
entitled to the relief prayed for.
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CANDIDATES FOR
SENATE GET BUSY



HblSE Idaho. oct Senatorial
b""ms wore launched and exploded here
ipdnt The ardent friends Of u. Wort N
Clark OF focdtclIo. y leading Democrat
IuI the southeast, pejitioued Governor
llawl"S tn give him The recess appoint
ment 1" succeed the late senator Hey
pnrn. southeastern Idaho supporters of
Judge Alfred Bulge, Republican, brought
MN forward as candidate FOR the togt
To be considered by tile next legislature
tnd cN-Enitcd states Senator Fred r.
Dubois is claimed 10 bc climin3 ted from
II" recess races.
Senator Dubois arrived hero this nom
ing aud hc broke the silence he had been
FccpnE FOR months. He was asked it he
could h" considered a factor IN the race
Tor N" recess appointment In reply
he said:
II refer YOU 10 AN interview Governor
HaWley Is purported to have given oui
at Preston which seems 10 answer your
question. Tho interview Was to the ef-
feet that Governor Hawley had no in
tention of appointing Dubois. The latter
* hero in the Interest OF Governor VIII
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Great Issues.

Here are two great issues In this
1paign which stand out alone. One.
constitutional liberty-the other.
pstrial opportunity. | realize fully
4 spirit of unrest that has been
used during the last few years by
Hkra!ers and demaSogues.
1 appreciate most thoroughly and
4 most heartily im the desire for
ralIe1 social bcttcrment. am
mll sympathy with every well di-
led effort TO elevate still further
already high standard of living,
Eradicate injustice and iniquitous
pltions in our social and industrial
but | ask in all seriousness If
Il evils that have crept Into our
tonal affairs can uc eliminated by
King down our constitution, by
hckiDg the courts or increasing the
Fer OF the mob Happily. I he
Y thls threatening danger which
mcd 10 menace our Institutions has
IA oil
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Cause of Accidents.
ruIstc1

The most frequently NIoIstcd
clause OF the city ordinance Is sec
tion IS, relating To passing street
car when il stops 10 load or unload
passengers. | think you VIII agree
with the club that more accidents
have been caused in Salt Lake
through the violation OF this section
by automobiles. motorcycles ana
other vehicles than from any other
cause. The club would also like 70
call YOUR attention TO section 36.
This section is violated continually
by ped estrlans In the crowded places
OF our city. Another section which
the club believes should be strictly
enforced Is section -, relating 10
two or more vehicles travelling side
by side on our city streets. These
three sections Of our vehicle and
automobile ordinance arc important
and the ones most frequently, vio-
lated, and we would he pleased 10
act with you in any way you may
suggest to help In the enforcement
of the same. Very truly.
AUTOMOBILE CLUE OF UTAH.
Ey w D. RiShc1 Secretary.
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( President Sherman Is
les Address TO American
Warning Them
kgainst Tariff. Tinkering.
LIS ATTENTION
n TO TAFT'S RECORD
bntry More Prosperous
Ian Ever; Pleads for Con-
Htutional Liberty and In
dustrial Opportunity.

fTICA, n. Y, Oct. 23.-Nicc
\ President James :. Sherman to
night contributed n prepared
address to the Republican cam
b, in which he dwelt upon two is
before the country, constitutions
ty and industrial opportunity.
is statement by Mr.. Sherman
lh is addressed 10 the American
he, is practically his only contribu-
To the prediction work of his
\, the vice president $ health hay
made it impossible for him to take
lftive part in the campaign, The
,ment, in part, follows;
has been n matter OF keen re-
i that have not been able 10
an active part In the present
.ppaIgn. The restraint has been
more irksome as | have realized
1--we are psssing through nation
,crisis such as We have not eX-
jence6 since the civil war 1t is
n Indeed to he only an onloolier
Fuch time and 7 ain almost I'M
Id 10 disobcy the doctors orders
I rush into the conflict, but ! must
4 for | have private and public OBJ
Hons tor which ] must conserve
NheaIIh
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RECEIVER IS ASKED
FOR MINING COMPANY

DENVER, Colo. Oct. 23.-ForccIosure
of trust deed foY Sl25.000 and the
appointment of j receiver for the
Silvcrton Mining company is asked in
a suit filed III the United States dis
trict court today. The lIiberniau Bank
ing company Of Chicago and Joseph
Bordcleau arc made co-defcndants. The
action is brought by William l.. Spring
cr, NJ. j. Levy, John MackiD aud Jacob
Weber. all OF Chicago The plaintiffs
Charge that the affairs of thc mining
company arc being miSmanagcd and
that 4 claim held by Bordelcau is be-
ing given precedence.
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this W0MAN'S
TROUBLES GONE
Terrible Cramps, Dizzy Spells
Nervousness, Misery-Her
Story of How She Got
Well Again.

Hind3boro, III. Your remedies have
relieved me Of all my troubles. would
have such bearing down misery and
cramps and such weak, nervous, dizzy
spells that ] would have to go TO bed.
Some days could hardly stay up long
enough to get meal.
Tho doctors medicine did me no good
so changed TO Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound and got good results
from the first bottle. kept on taking
it and used the Sanative Wash with ii.
until | was we'll again. l think every
woman who suffers as I have. could Ike
no better medicine Mrs. CHARLES
MATTIsoN, Box SO, Hindsboro, Ill.
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Era Of Prosperity.

our merchantF~worc never - buay
ma one banks arc bursting with sur-
plus funds. we arc buying Ju 20
abroad than ever before ana we are
selling largely more than VIC auy. IN
suriug . faNoTah" balance g. trnGc
Ia meet our foreign obliTs tons. Every
year. under the present tariff law. NC
have had a substantial treasury sur
plus. We ate ~ Cpntrnicd. prospect
ous and happy as an ambitious peop.e
can b" who ar. ever seeking 80 Itfi-
prove present conditions and Ia IN
crease "A constantly growing Income.
Tn" issue. then. rs whether we ehall
GO forward. or whether. ~ 80 tNgG,
49,, aud In 1924. under low tariffs.
We shall =" backward
We have been the most progressive
people OF all history, and this h1s
come under Republican legislation aud
adulnist ration. No individual or band
nf individuals can sppropriat" rua
word progressive rrctcnse is not
progress. promise is noj progress;
only performance brings real progress.
ana the attaipmcnts OF the Republican
party have brought MS a national
progress which today is the admira
tiou of the civilized world
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT SALT LAKE
TENNIS CLUB.
Principal place OF business. sal;

Principal place OF business. sal; Lake
City. Utah,
Notice is hereby given that NJ 4 inset
fnr OF the board of directors held on The
ith aay OF October. 1879. an assessment
II ten dollars per share Tss levied on
he capital stock OF the corporsti ton. pay
able Immediately. tu e. NJ Carrett, secre.
.arv OF ssId corporation. AT the club house
81 said corporation, OH Tenth East street.
between Second and Thitd South streets,
salt Lake City. Utah. Any stock upon
which this assessment! may remain un-
aid on :he 10Th day of November. 1912.
VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction and unless payment Is
made before viii be sold on the third day
OF Decemtor. 1872. at I. O'Clock noon of
said dsY. at the club hoise OF said cor
pora ton. to pay the delInqucn; assess
inent- together with The costs OF sdvc!-
t!slne and expenses OF sale.
r. NJ. GAENETT. Secretary.
Club house. Tenth East street, bctN cen
Second and Third South straets. Sait
Lake city. Utah. h1sl;
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For Paper Ballot.

II strikes me HAT the only way 10y
which an intelligent expression Dr
tho VIII OF the people may be So
cured at tho coming election IS -
use the paper ballot and 10 sec that
sample teIllot goes into every home
in the county. with explicit iUstru"-
'ionE as 20 it's use. In order chat
everyone may have an equal ChauC"
tp express himself at tho polls.
am convinced that | cannot vote the
way | wish - Not" on the fps''iiiu'-
ana l believe that iu saying this I
voice tha expression ot a large ma
jprity of the people Of the county.
At "A large Democratic meeting al th'
Scmloh hotel. attended by about 90
voters. vot" was taken aS to Whethc
or not tho voters favored the voting ma
chimes in the coming election. Ever,
person save one at the meeting voted
against the voting machine and in idyo
of the Dapcr ballot
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I@nc. tho Democratic NOMINEE Tor The
Ht"d states scuit" IN your state: also
7 urge upon yn,3 the election "f Beluo-
cratic 'ougrcssmcn. FOR withoU; them
woodrow Wilson yin b" poWerle=~ 10
effect tho reforms called for IN the Demo
crIllc platform
= would rather gee Woodrow Wilson
mouse bound hand and foot by = kcpUh-
n'hi' senate and a Republican hous" oi
rcprcs cscntatirnS.'
Governor Marshall was met on board
llS train al Ashland hy Gov. Oswald Wcst
OF Oregon Hud a delegation ~ Democrats
prominent in tho state. This party VIII
accompanv him through tho state
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Mrs. ELvA BARBER EDWARDS, Box 81,
Cathlamet, Wash.
The makers of Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound have thousands OF
such letters as those above-they tell the
truth, else they could not have been OBJ
tanned for love or money. This medicine
is no stranger-it has stood the test for
years.
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POT 7 'I'WIIITW1
This method of treatment has saved
manv q child s life, and mothers Of
croupv children should see 10 il that
Booth g HYONEI is always on hand.
Full instructions for prompt relief OF
Group is in each package.
Booth s HYOMEI is made OF Austria
liau Eucalyptus and other antiseptirs.
Mouey returned if it docs not give sat
isfaction in treatment % catarrh.
coughs. colds. Group and catarrhal deaf
ness. Ask Scbramm-J johnson. stores,
about If, (AdvcrtispmertO
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IN THE: DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States FOR the District OF U-ah
In tue matter of William :. iaill
vol. baukrupt--In bankruptcy No ll&
To tho creditors OF William ;. tIilt
OF sal. I.s,kc City. iu the county ~
salt Lake and district aforesaid.
bankrupt:
Noiicc L. hereby given that OF the lith
day uf November. 1911. the said IL
liam :. lin was duly adiudicatcd bank
rupt. aud that tho uiSt meeting OF
his creditors viii bc held nj my Office In
tho Continental block, salt Lake CITY.
Utah, on the ith day OF NoNember. 1872.
at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon. at which
iiutc tho said creditors may ati md,
prove their claims. appoint trustee, eN-
amino The bankrupt and transact such
!oro said meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN,.
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake City. October q. 1919 h3iob
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CUBAN ATTACHE IS
IN SERIOUS TROUBLE

WASHINGTON. Oct % Senior Eivero,
the minister from CJba. is Investigating
the case OF jose Zerza The sttache or
the Cuban consuls Office at Newport
News. fined $500 and sentenced :" three
months in jail. the result Of IN cncoUntev
with Charles r. Brown. IN an affair In
Nolving on alleged insult 20 Browns wife
! pom the result OF the minister's In
vcstlgations VIII depend whether In"
Cuban goyernmer; win make anv repre-
sortatlons 10 the state department. Ia''za
in jail without hondsmsu has appealed
and Wy be tried by q jury.
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PORTLAND HONORS
PIONEER SUFFRAGIST

PORTLAND. Or. oct. 25.--Nlrs Abidai
scott Duniway' Oregon's pioneer woman
SunraSlst, WAS rendered demonstration
here last night In remembrance of her
seventy eighth birthday. participated In
by many OF the moat prominent men and
women Of the state.
The demonstration was in the nature Of
a testimonial to tho woman, who FOR over
forty years labored lnfatiguably' TO secure
equal suhragc In Oregon, undismaycd by
on" defeat after another Among thoso
who sat on the platform with Mrs. puni-
way were Governor Oswald West and
Mra. Mary Ark Wright Hutton of Spu-
kane.
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Many Rallies Tonight,

Several Democratic meetings will he
held tonight in various parts OF the coun-
~, G, l.. Olson. Ray Van cott and John
Halverson will speak tonight at Pleas
ant Green. Simon BaIrhergcr. 2. j,
Stewart and DR.. j. f. Merrill viii ad-
dress a Democratic r1lly AZ Bcnuion war6
tonight r. s. Eiyes and Dan Il. Shields
will speak AT the residence OF George c,
Riser. 2fb North Fifth West street II.
=. Lund. G.. n. Gsi3ub and Mrs. Isabelle
kenner viii speak ct the residence OF
Mrs. c. d. Harding. 270 North First West
SlrnrI
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Point Out Violations.

The Automobile club Is an organi-
zation which stands ready al all times
to help your department In the en-
forcement OF this ordinance. The di-
rcctors believe that many of the
provisions are violated through igno-
rance on the part OF automobile dTiv-
crs and the drivers of other vehicles.
and from time 10 time will take tho
liberty or calling your attention 10.
those clauses which the club believes
should be Brought 10 public notice.
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Reply From Wilson.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Alce Lakey.
chairman of the National Consumers
league, made public tonight reply from
Governor Wilson received in response TO
Ia query TO presidential candidates as TO
lnelr attitude in pure food legislai ion.
No reply has been received from Prcsi-
dent Tat Or Colonel Roosevelt
Governor Wilson replied that he is
absolutely in favor OF the enforcement
OF the pure food law and OF its extension
wherever necessary in order effectively
To prevent the adulteration OF foods in
the interest OF The Consumers
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Smoot at Brigham City.

Governor William Spry, state Auditor
Jesse -, Jewkes and Bishop IT, G. lvcr-
son will address Republican meetings I'm
Cache county tonight. Senator Reed
Smoot speaks FOR the Republicans tonight
at Brigham City, Congressman Joseph
Howell and J. r. Hammond will address
Republican rally tonight at Pleasant
Grove Judge ]. Il. Frick will speak to-
night at Layton. Dan Harrington will
address a rally aI Erda and W. H. Greg
ory at Hcber CITY
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AUSTRALIAN BALLOT
STRONGLY FAVORED
Continued From Page OneD

iuuchue Is sbomiranlc and should be
abolished. II cannot vote, tho way
| want 10 in on" minute, | hold
>tTonelv in the opinion That there
sro vciy many voters IN ~" "itE
who cannon do so. The hUSiucs- mon
al ihc city and all other voters. 10
'hc interest OF good government and
free expression of the electorate.
should unite IN an ofiort - convince
th" county commissioners 81 the
evil tendencies Of tho machine
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Fairbanks on Stump.

ST. LOUIS. Oct 23.-Charles W. Fair
banks, former vice president. I'm an ad-
dress here 10 the City club, today urged
its members to vote for President Tart
II want To tell you that the temple OF
Rcpublicausm is laid. and still Is as
solid as when IL was founded many years
ago he said. "Somc have wandered
away from the temple, but all OF them
have come back, and those who may
wander away this time will come back
again and viii be welcomed when they
return.
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Discount Rate Raised.

BERLIN. oct. @3.-The Saxon Stat.
bank today raiecd i;s discount rate ono
hall per cent. to = nc" cent. The Ger
many Immortal bank ma nagemout l. meet
ing this afternoon and an increase. IN It's
discount rate probably Hlll DC made to-
morrow.
The comniltte" of the Imperial ha nE i,a.,
been called Ia meet tomorrow for the pur-
pose OF raising th" German bank rate