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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-31
TO ITSELF


Terre Haute, Ind, Dec. 31.-On the
last day of a year marked by charges
Of election corruption, rioting and
bloodshed at the polls, and climaxed
by interference on a grand scale by
the United States district court. citi-
zens of-this city, known variously as
''The Hut" and the little Gotham Of
the west" today pledged themselves
to cleanse Terre Haute of its black
ened name.
This resolve was stiffened by the
knowledge that, from the mayor
down. the city administration was
under federal indictment for con-
spiracy to defraud the United States
government at the polls and that vigo
county's Judge and sheriff were sim
ilarly indicted. In all, 10 Terre
Hautians have been arrested on that
charge. -
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HER ADVICE TO BRIDES

Don't worry about proving your
love; let the man do the proving.
Don't play "slavey" to your hus-
band. 1t spoils him belond all matri-
monial happiness.
Let him do part of the waiting
and serving.
Expect and require your share of
the family funds.
Any husband will love you better
and treat you with more respect If he
is required to live up to his obligation.
He'll think more of you and more of
himself as well ..-..
1900
SEAMEN'S BILL GETS CHANCE
Washington, Dec. 31.-The senate
commerce committee, by a vote of
8 to 5, today removed the LaFoIlette
seamen's labor bill from the pigeon
hole in which it has been lying since
last session. The bill now goes to
conference, its passage having been
made possible by the amending of
the London sea safety treaty.
MinneapoIis.-W Crossmand, so.
found dead from asphyNation.
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WANTED-A position as second girl or
companion to elderly lady, by a lady
,f reiinementi can do any kind Of house
work no washiHgi wages $500 per
week, Address MISS MARY B. HIBRS
r. ID. No. 2, Aillerstown, Pa.
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Gen. ASphalit
Philadelphia Produce Mor,.+

Philadelphia. Dec 19.-Wheat higher.
No. red spot, export 12SG124Is: M
l northern, Duluth export, 1S1 a fS3.
@7S. '"'' ''n
Oats firm; No. 2 white, 54ha5s.
Bran firm; winter per ton, ss6.5o1
27.0O; spring. per ton. $25.00@25.50.
Refined sugars firm powdered, sos;
fine sranulated, 4.95; Confectloners, A,
Butter firm; western Creamery. ex
ira, "a; nearby prints fancy, 81.
Eggs steady; nearby firsts, free case
s12.6O; do, current receipts free case
sl2.00; western extra firsts, free case
l2.60; do. firsts. free case $1,000.
Live poultry firm; fowls, 11@13: old
ROSTERS, 10; chickens. 10@13; turkeys
15@ 16; ducks. 1903; geese, 1s@15,
Dressed poultry Arm; turkeys, fan
cy. .21Q22; turkeys, average, 17@19:
fowls. heavy 171k @1Sk do, average
l4@ 1b; do, small, 12@13; old roosters
l2h; broiling chickens, nearby, 16@22:
western. 1900; roasting chickens
Flour steady: winter straight. 5000
6.25; spring straight. 5.S5@5.6e; do.
patent 6.65@5.90.
Hay weak Timothy hay, No. 1 large
bales, 1900 1850; No. medium bales,
1850 a 1900; No. 2 do, 15.5O@I6.50; No
do. 1900 1900; sample. 1a.oOq iLo0:
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FINANCE
STOCK MARKET Opening
Shows business NARROW
Interstate Commerce Commission's De.
cision Has Apparently Spent It's
Force as Price Changes in the Early
Dealings Indicated This Morning
By Associated Press.

New York, Dec. 10, (Wall Street)-
rrice changes in to-day s early dealings
suggested that yesterday 8 Interstate
commerce Commission decision has
spent its force, for time at least. The
opening was exceedingly narrow with
a light volume of business, mostly in
share lots. Canadian Pacific and
Its subsidiary, "Soo," were prominent
tor ono point advances, with two points
Tor Delaware and Hudson. These were
partly offset by fractional declines in
some of the better known shares. By
the end of the first half hour a firmer
tendency was noted.
Trading dragged along for the bal.
ance of the session, the market develop.
ing no special feature. The overturn
was the smallest of any day since the
resumption of operations, many specula.
tive shares being unquoted. The clos
ing was irregular.
The only notable feature of to-day g
two-hour market was its extreme mar.
rowness and dullness Interest again
converged about the Interstate Com.
merce Commission s decision. but that
even had only passing influence upon
the stocks of railroads directly affect,
ed. Some early gains were lost in the
final dealings. Bonds were steady.
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Summary of the Week

New York, Dec. 19.-The most i'm
portant event of week replete with
interesting developments was the de-
cls1on of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to grant five per cent. rate In.
crease to the eastern railroads. The an.
nouncement of the commission IS action
was made early yesterday at a time
when stocks were manifesting their
greatest weakness. It was effective in
arresting the decline and bringing about
some material recoveries.
Trading in the full list of stocks
approved by the exchange began on
Tuesday and was accompanied by a
more or less irregular movement. Prices
moved upwards smartly at the outset.
but soon receded on moderate offer.
1ngs. There appeared to be small in
vestment demand, but this was Offset
by persistent short selling. Sentiment
was rather more cheerful until the lat
ter part of the week when reduced div
ldends by such important railroads as
Michigan Central, Louisville and Nash
vile and Atlantic Coast Line were an
nounced. The foreign situation also
helped to dampen the ardor of the bull
side.
Conditions In the steel trade were
unchanged, except that some increase of
foreign business Is expected early in
the coming year, The larger manufac
turers are considering their wage sched-
uies for that period, with indications OF
reduction. The foreign trade situation
continues 10 favor this country, large.
ly as result of increased cotton ex-
ports.
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At Odds ON SPEAKERSH|P
Republican Leaders Hastily Call of
Conference at Which 1t Was Ex-
pected to Prepare Slate
Especial to the star-Independsnt3

Especial to the Star-Ipdspendent.)
Philadelphia, Dec, 1s.-Senators
Penrose, McNichol and Ware failed
yesterday, to carry out their program
to slate the Speaker of the next House
of Representatives, and prospects
frightened considerably for a battle
over the position at the Republican
caucus on January 4. The conference
scheduled for the day was hurriedly
called off during the morning and nc
reasons made public.
In SOME quarters 1T was stated that
the leaders feared the resentment of
Governor-e Brumbaugh against
this resort to old-fasbioned methods OF
bossism. In other circles it was report
ed that the meeting was called off to
avoid the direct protest Of Senator
Ware against the selection of Richard
j. Baldwin and thus stave off threat
ened fractional fight. Senator Penross
announced during the day THAT he was
in an agreement with Senator Oliver
and other western State leaders by
which the Speakership would go to the
country districts. To this announce
ment, Senator Ware later significantly
declared that the "city or country
issue had no place in the Speakership
question and that he would support
William II. Wilson if he should declare
his candidacy
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WANrED-NprsiHg, Call on or ad-
dress MISS ELLIE RBSSER, 2052
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HANDY, middleaged colored man
oo wants position of any kind. Address
IS Linden st.
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MAYOR HEWS THE
MUNICIPAL TREE
Continued From First p.r..

vation and suffering. Commissions
Lynch suffered more than any one else
Hfs suffering was 80 acute that be or
dered the Highway Department chauf.
teur to negotiate the side of the noun.
tain In the department machine against
the chauffeur wishes and better iudr.
ment. On that very hill Commissions ner
Taylor's machine slipped a non.skid
chain and the occupants of the car,
including the Commissioner and Mayor
Royal, had to push the car the rest of
the way up the mountainside.
While this operation was on. the
Lynch car approached the hill and the
chauffeur stopped. 1t looked like poor
walking and the Commissioner ordered
his machine to go up the hin. It did
not overturn, as the chauffeur predicted
would be the ease.
Twenty minutes in the woodland
tract brought the party to the tree Sc.
lected and, after Mayor Royal took sew.
eral cuts at it, a regular tree-chopper
made short wdf tx of the job. A six
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Values in Exhaust Steam

A common error among plant owners
is to ascribe undue economy to the heat
that may be carried in water resulting
from the condensation of steam. They
conversely greatly underestimate the
heat carried in exhaust steam. As a
matter of fact, the heat in pound of
water at 212 degrees is only 1S0 Brit.
ish thermal units reckoned above the
freezing point, whereas in a pound of
steam at the same temperature the
heat units number 1850. Hence if this
steam is condensed in radiator il
gives out go heat units, and the drip
will contain 1S0 heat units.-Engineer
ing Magazine.
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horse team will bring the tree to this

horse team will bring the tree to this
city later.
Charley Sellers, former Sheriff and
genial host at the Dauphin hotel, saw
the party go through on the outward
journey and prepared for them on the
return. 1t was steaming hot clam
soup-and such soup, with chicken giz-
yards in it. 1t touched the spot and,
despite the gizzards, it was eagerly COB
bled up.
The tree is about the same size as
last year S only the branches begin at
the ground, and, spliced to a pole, it
will seem bigger than that of last sea.
son.
Robert W. Hoy, chairman of the tree
committee, has arranged that employees
of the Harrisburg Light Power Com
pany will erect the tree and drape it
with lights. Further details of the
celebration will be arranged later.
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COLORED MAN wishes a position In a
private family; handy man around the
Kitchen. Address SIS Briggs st.
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WOMAN wants washing and ironing to
sake homei or days work. Cali at
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WANTED-Experien cook wishes
position in town or out of town. Ap-
ply 6SS Briggs st.
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Chicago Livestock Ma-tst

Chicago, Dec. Hogs-Receipts.
5000; slow. Bulk, 6.9667.t0; light.
$40 Oils; mixed, 6.s0@7.20; heavy. 6.75
.Zo' rough. 6.1S@6.SS; pigs. $500
Cattle-Receipts 5000; weak. Ma
tive steers, 5.06@10.00 western, 5000
7.S5; cows and heifers, 2.eO@I75;
Sheep-Receipts, S,oo0 weak. Sheen,
5.25 $50; yearlings. 64O@ 7.45; lambs.
6.40G8.60.
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FARM LANDS

AT Hastings, Fla. fine 60-acre farm. &
years in cultivation, thoroughly drain
ed. every foot cleared, irrigated by self
nowing Artesian we'll; acre will pro
els corn, tons hay same year; finest
land for stock raising in country; thor
oughly fenced. good outbuildings. small
oWelling house; well adapted for or
anges; guaranteed title: part cash, bal
ance on terms. Address Owner, Box
1lI5. Jacksonville, Fla.
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HARRISBURG STORAGE co. -Tw,

HARRISBURG STORAGE co. Two
new elYht-story brick warehouses,
one aosoiutely nreproof, divided into
nreproof private rooms Oh various
Sizes Tor the storage cf nousenola
GOODS; the other Warehouse OF The most
approved type OF nre retardant CON
stluStioh Tor general merchanuIss. They
are eVulppeu Wtlu Two large electric
lreiSht elevators anu spiraI. chute tor
the quick and safe hanuIing OF nouse-
hold goods anu All xmas uf merchan-
use. Lew storage rates. south second
street near Paxton. oa the Iracks OF
Penna- X. l..
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Chicago Board of Trade
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS
Bradstreet's Figures for Last Week In
Harrisburg and Other Cities

Bank clearings in the United States
for the week ending December II, as
reported to Bradstreet's Journal, New
York, aggregate $2,9S7, ,662, 900,
against $2,770,90 900 last week and
$S,291, ,776,000 in this week last year.
Canadian elearings aggregate $134,-
$4,000, as against $14S, S,423, 900 last
week and S6,31S,000 in this week
last year. Following are the returns for
this week, with percentages of change
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The annual election for nine direc-
tors of the Merchants' National Bank
banking house, 1898 N, Third streat
tuesday. January IL, 19is, between the
hcurs OF 10 a. m. and l p, m,
II. o. MILLER, Cashier.
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MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS-Sb 10 S2vo tox honest working
people without bank credit al less
than legal rates; payable in INSTALL
mehls 10 suit borrowers convenlenca
COOPERATIVE
Loan and investment Gu,
2U4 Chestnut 81
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Legal
sToCKHoLDERs' MEETINGS

THE ANNUAL. MEETING of the stock :
holders of the Boil Bros. Mfg. co. will
be held at the. office of the company,
Fourteenth and Howard SITS, Monday,
for the election of directors.
G, d. RUDY, Secretary.
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1913 CALENDARS FOR SALE
SALE or WOOD

FOR SALE--About ive 60 cords fire
oy the cord or lot will be received NOT
later than IL o'clock. noon, December
sSd, 1914, by the Superintendent of
PUBLIC Grounds and Buildings. Capitol
Building. Harrisburg, Pa.-SAMITEf, n
RAMBo, Superintendent.
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ALL KINDS OF HAULING

ALL kinds of hauling; large two-ton
truck; furniture, pianos, freight in
the city and suburbs. Prices reason.
aole. Picnic and pleasure trips day or
evening, VIM. II. DARE. lis3 Vernon
st Bell phone 25l7J.
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W; j. WENRICH. 3Ss Hamilton street.
furniture, china and piano packing.
shipments looked after AZ both ends
S221W.
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WEATHER PROTECTION

SLASS WINDOWS will be placed In
auto curtains while you wait. Z. a.
FAIR CARRIAGE AMI AUTO WOHka.
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PERSONAL.

LAD1ES-W hen delayed or Irregular
use triumph Pms; always depenu-
aoIe. heief ana Particulars Tree
waukee, WIS
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STORAGE.

STORAGE in 3-story brick building,
rear 4OS Market ST. Household goods
IN cleah, private rooms. iteasUIIApie
rates. Apply TO r. u. GIE.NEh, Jsws.er,
4US Market ST.
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AGENTS WANTED

EN- -GASMAN'S invention. Gas users
buy two to twelve. New selling sys-
tenn. Postal brings particulars. Ger
aid Co, 1912 Trinity Ave-, Bronx, n. Y.
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Miscellaneous
FURNITURE PACKING

PACK1NG-A. H. SHRENK. 1906 North
Sixth street, first class packer OF fur
niture, china and brIcabrac. Bell phone
29sW.
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SALESM EN- Business producers, to sell
our high grade punch boards. Large
commission. Selling outfit free to sales
men sending satisfactory references
with first letter. Chas. C. Slack. ST.
Joseph, Mich
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Wants
statesmen WANTED.

statesmen WANTED-Experlen un-
necessary, easy work, big pay. Write
for large list of openings Offering op-
portunities to earn 500 to $500 a month
while you learn. Address nearest Office
Dept. 245. National Salesmens Training
Association, Chicago. New York. Kan
sas City, San Francisco.
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FOR RENT-No. 1249 Market ST.; g.
story brick, 10 room house with all
improvements; rent S25.00 J. f. GIP-
PIE, 1851 Market st.
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Business Opportunities
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SABE-Retail cigar store doing A
paying business; low rental Address
}. +. GIPPLE, 1881 Market
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Lost and Found
FOUND.

FOUND-Don't go anv further, for the
right place Is at EGGERTS Steam
Dyelng ana French Cleaning Works
1915 Market St We deliver and cali
promptly. Both phoneA
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

rOh RENT-Two furnished front
rooms for married couple or two gen
tlemen, Address 3414, care Star-Inde-
pendent.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-z015 Kensington ST.: all
improvements; rent $3.50. Apply
1870 Market St.
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Wants
HELP WANTED-MALE.

trict manager who will be given eX-
elusive territory and training for the
best and most salable office specially
on the market; IL will sell to many pro-
tessional people: every place of bust
ness; general manager to appoint local
dealers; $4,000 to $4,000 Capital re-
quired; investigate this at once, as It
Is a high grade business proposition
that is right in every particular and a
permanent business you are building up
for yourself. Address 3415. care of the
Star Independent.
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Philadelphia Closing Prices
Bu Associated Press.

Philadelphia, Dec. 19.-Stocks closed
steady:
Cambria Steel aga
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FOR RENT-Large room, 105x32 feet;
good central location on Market ST
Kent cheap-S75. Suitable for any kind
OF business. Call or address 1881 n.
Fourth street
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WHY BE A RENTER. when A small
cash payment and balance as rent can
procure one of the following new
houses; improvements; side entrance:
1888, 1540, 1912. 1874 and 1876 Thompson
Ave. H. C. PEDLOW. 110 S. Thirteenth
St
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT

HOUSES FOR RENT and ~ story
dweillng houses for sale. Elder Real
Estate Co.. 24th and Derry SITS
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WANTED-By middle-aged white man.
position as watchman. janitor or
nrlng a furnace. Understands steam
heat; very handy. good worker: can
give reference If required; will work
Tor board: lodging and $500 to $500 a
week Address c: H. FRANKLIN, Gen.
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SITUATiON-Two reserved seat tickets
were awarded to-day to George W.
buller, 1886 n. Second ST., good for the
evening performance at the Orpheam
December %, 1914, Cali for tickets al
r-Independent business ofice, before
o'clock P. m, December 81, 1914, or
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

CHAUFFlEUR-You man, 81 wears
old, desires position driving a private
or delivery car; can make own repairs.
Address II. L., S416, care 'Star-Independ-
ent.
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WHITE LADY would like to have dav',
work OF any kind. Room 26, i2S
Broad street
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WANTED--Neat colored girl, one that
is capable of cooking. doing first
class dressmaking. or caring for the
hair, wishes position doing anything
about the house. Address 631 Forster
street.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-rBMALg

WANTED--Middle- German lad,
would ltke place to do general house e
work. Address lis Royal Terrace Citv
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WANTED-Any kind of work by mar
ried man; chauffeur by trade. Address
or call PAL Emerald st
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FOR RENT-s1S Geary St.: s-story
2 brick; rooms and bath; all improve
ments; fine new home; rent reasonable.
Apply go Geary st.
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WANTEDZ.A German girl would like
housework, cooking or washing and
ironing. Address 4o2 Mohn St. Steel
ton. Pa.
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A LADY experienced in housek eeping p
settled habits and without a family
desires position as housekeeper SOS
Showers Ave. Harrisburg. Pa
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YOUNG MAN desires position of arv
kind; three years experience in gro
Gerry store. r. S. HILE, 254S Agate St,
City. '
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NICE HOUSE FOR RENT at 1906 Penn
St.; all conveniences; rent reasonable
Inquire of H. COHEN, 20z Market st.
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ANTED---Coiored woman wants day',
work. Address los Christy Court
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01

lav, thrown up and th~ ci'sualitics among the attacking trhoI,s are much greater thun they are infiitting "n the ,.Iu my.
 It is reported from the sean" "f the i.ithr that already ih" rchcls i,nr'' h,si over live hnn'h,d m"n Killed and wounded hut while the arrangement is k,"wn |" l." .L q &,nguin:.ry character it is not believed here that anything like tln,t numl"r of men hay" been kii.cd and wounded.
 ViIia's troops are spur''I "n :n their attack by the promise made them just |. rur,. the .nga cement my:,n that d"- s,,iir the protests If lh" foreign gov .r,.nrn,s through tlnir t"nsnls ni !, Chihuahua. Villa would permit the nNtnI lnting aft"r th,. town Is taken
 ,,n ti,,. other hand ihr f,airrtls d." n"i expect any mercy from the rebel sl... .uhl they fall into his hands am; they are putting ui' as stiir a r"sistuncr as is l.'ssihlc [" th" attack The otIic"rs in '"inm;nd ih
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-01
LIND LEAVES MEXICO
 REPORTS TO WILSON

i"rn such a drain "n It's resources as has been i,ut upon it by Huerta. He has withdrawn practically all of the r,srrv.. If the hank. for use against rrrincni un it's feet and ii will he nh s,lut.ly unt"hin,, q for the institution tn meet anN extended run.
 Chi,rrs "f iln. ational hurk. as well as of dh"r hanks in Mexico City have i"-'n sending frantic. appeals for h, lp to the islnkinI houses of New York and even ,o Europe. but ns 1t is cash that is needed and us the secur- i,irs offered are not c"nsidrrcd gilt cdrcd enough iher" Ia little chance of Il lean h-ing raised. even if the cash c,rll reach here In time.
 II has lcrn suggested that In order f., s;,v" the hanks Iiu"rta may extend ttc time "f keeping them closed s'' tlat som" arrangement may he madA for shipping money into the country The only way in which this cash can r., prmurcd howe is by Il loan on '. Ncrnnrni bonds and very few for cign bankers win have anything to do with Mexican paper at present
 lt tx th"ight that President Wilson f.i,S,w sumc snrh condition IS this V len he declared a financial hl''ckadc