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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
TRADING In THE
CURB SECURITIES
Oil Stocks Continue to Decline
Volume of Trading Smaller
New s. p. Bonds Quoted.

With the volume Of trading small price
chaueos were infreQuent on the New York
curb market YESTERDAY There was a weak
tendency. however. and brokers report
LARGE falling o6 i'm business due TO the
disappointing reports issued by number
cf the Standard oil subsidiaries the last
few Gays The latest statement was that
Of the Indiana Pipe Line Company. II
showed a loss OF S2S.4l in net income last
year, as compared with 1912 There was
little change in the price OF this stock.
however. as there are not many shares
in the market but II helped TO depress
some OF the other subsidiaries. Standard
on OF New Jersey. on rumors Of 2 regular
dividend, instead Of an increased dividend.
sold off sharply. while Standard oil OF
New York and Atlantic Refining contin-
ued their downward movement
In the industrial list the tobacco stocks
were prominent British American To-
bacco was exceptionally strong. while
Riker & Hegeman established a new high
trading level. The rest OF the market was
quiet The proposed Southern Pacific
per cent bonds, when issued. were traded
in on the curb. closing al i0Sis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
NFM YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

Wheat: Open High Low close "a.
Mav..... 81 cois 81 OoA 81 ooS 81 eoS. SKINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
GRAIN PRICES
CLOSE HIGHER
Early Declines Recovered
in Late Trading
Coffee Gains.

While there was not much business n
the wheat market yesterday sentiment
favored the bull side. and a DECLINE OF 10
&c at the start. based on better country
offerings. was more than recovered on
bullish estimates OF the Argentine ex-
portable surplus. The close was az net
gains for the day % &c. corn declined In
the early trading, but covering checked
the scale down. and rumors OF export
sales hrmed the market ~. the close
showing net gains for the day OF ii1c
oats were steady and higher. gaining 20
&c net on the days trading.
II only required a slight falling of In
the Brazilian movement OF coffee 10 give
local bulls CLEAN Of hope. and while
the trade was not disposed 70 eive TOO
much weight 10 the smaller movement. as
il was due 10 continued rains. there was
net gain Of 70 s points at the close
with traders cautious about making sales
and inclined 70 await developments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
NAMES THREE COMMITTEES
New Wall Street Association
Will Refer Problems to Them.

The new board Of governors OF the
Association Of Partners Of stock En-
onsrre Firms met Yesterday and appoint
cd three committees 10 which VIII he re-
ferred the general problems confronting
the oresnlzation. The committees are 10
be known as those on general pohcies'
a. n. Boynton. chairman: business con-
duct. Richard n. Sw1rtwout. chairman
and new projects, Arthur Turnouli chair
man These three. With the president
and vice-president ~ the ASSOCIATION
viii constitute the executive committee
which will meet weekly. The governing
co,,,,,i,t.e will meet on the second
Wednesday OF each month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
Southern Paeife's Bonds.

These are days when new security issues
us naked fore and aft before the financial
Immunity Is satisfied OF the wisdom OF
absence OF II that prompted them. South
'r Pscihcs proposal 20 sell s55'e".Oco OF
convertible per cent bonds at par 10 us
norkholders. IN the proportion OF 800 IN
'''as 10 every 40 IN stock. with the bonds
ioar.rtole into stock al par, IS the latest
io.ct 70 engross discussion. In this case
h1eh is made o. the fact that a per cent
ono is being sold az par. and the question
asked, II the company's per cent
"not can command no more than par
wat Is me stock worth? Ard what -
~. stock o. other railroad companies
'orth in the comparison? The question
''shs 10 lose s.ght OF the fact. however,
'n ne bond. 40 called. is not really
VIC but debtuture convertible into
'"st u rs not lien on anything. but
ssv long term promise 10 psy-a SORT
=" "''e extending over a period Of many
- "a such ~ cannot be expected 10
WITH mortgage bonds. and the quar-
should be not with its issuing price.
Win Us popular description.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

r. o... ns,,a is .hs, OF the debtor. the
second that CT tho creditor, N Wnion -
the date when judgment WAS nled III w"
York County. 80.
MAYER Herman \. Harris' Aux 49,
c-bsrir Max. and Max Kstz-H. PolsAin ~
81. July . 1907; s2i4 @
same same. July G. 1907; s3+s 81
Aimors Manufacturing Coz Aur'e'''''o'
April .. 1919: 81, 73t -. ~.
Titic Guarantee and Trust CO. Jan -
1914. S5G1l oi. ,,.-,,oh
P.uhsr Veinste,n end Isaac krulevltch
Tor,olk Lumber Co. Aug. .. 1913 $50 -.
,.rorin rdward F-covens. Inc Feb =
y,i E,1 20 Iou Is Ell W. Merritt: oct. 49,
uosrnan Martin IA. 8 Daas e a.; April
Ia - l''G 1oSr LIE. IT. crandall; Jan s.
JsrmriowsEy. Harry NJ Weiss; oct. a. 1912;
Ksa.bev & Mat,lson Co.-ritle Guaran'ee and
trust % o. AL: MAY :. 1913 Sa"S 90. o,n.
Krotnb4rr. Morri.-H. Miner: Nov. :. 1910
IS So p B.altv Co c. H. Edich; Nov. g.
1913. $50 Is. .o .,,e0
ss-n same Nov. 2. 1913 s3oi c.
.Sscbar,in. alex-Grolier Society OF LONDON .
sept Il. 1918 si3f Al.
Pilgrim Spring Water % - - ""7''''
: 1910 S5.i+3 g 49,. 70,
- 1919. $500 q. ,,..,, "a
searles. Hiram- Pease Piano CO. Ma'o" 80
Thlrl Avenue Railway Ca. Cslsbro; Dec
~. 1913. s3a3 %. ,, -.
Van Iner. Isaac. McCanshlin' Jan o.
1914. 500 -,,. 49,
prown .Iobn G Francis A. Hamilton. A .ex
sndar n Brown. Mark ". Coilet. Naiaron
> Brown. Charles u. Dickey, t.a"ard -
r,roV.u Eugene Deano. James VI. Drsne'
rao.-.u.s n chalmers George II Frazer,
Montague G. Norman and 5arnes BroHn-J'
Nfvers. Iure 20 1910 Oreverse1'; tHslt %
Carbon. Antonio. and Tony f'oss"- eiP'e'
Dcc ~ 1918 Vacstedl; 5000 49,
c-,,a--qme Dec. - 1913 ,vacatetl; SlVp
EIeiveiss Ndolph City ~ New YORK Dec
I. 1919 cancelled. S342 20
y.e~tiI Ssuuel-IOseph r"ck 4 sons bec -
fa1O cancelled. S5-1 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Prices Irregular on the Call
Declines Outnumber Gains.

Prices on the Consolidated stock tN-
change improved in the afternoon. FOL
loving the publication oil the monthly
statement Of the United States Steel
Corporation showing an increase in m
filed tonnage. Reading. with 1850 shares
and Steel with 9l10 led in volume Of bust
ness with sale transactions in all stocks
OF $3.50
The opening call showed irregulariiy'
with more declines than advances.
Amalgamated Copper changed HANDS on
the call a. high as 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11

hmm Rssnik. wholesale corfsctioner ~ 70.
2j5 Madison street. show iaoihties ~ -. 70
pi3 assefs. sG.i43. consisting % stock. - b.
600, account, s2.i34. md cash IN bank. -
NJ COOPER co CORP Sch fuies
IN " Cooper = co. corporation ,. manufac'-
rrsrs ~ frrs AZ NJ. ~ west 18TH street
show Liabilities ~ s9a2T ssse's $ $50. con
81 ,iEg NJ stock. $1,000. fixtures. si25, ana
Coon accounts. 500.
EXcELLO GAS I'LL HlNATfNG COM
FANY.-Judge Hough dismissed III pei
ton in hankruptct. fled on January is.
gains. Louis NJ. and Harry Rubin. who ala
business as the ENceiio Gas Illuminating COM
pam ~ so. i3l Bowerv. on = ssttleme NJ
AT - 0ertF on the dollar.
WCOLF BROS. - Jacob and Emanuel
Wool who compose the firm ~ Woof Bros.
dealer m TOYS. souvenirs ana novelties -
80. 1te Fulton street. made an assignment
TO Maurice L. shpfne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
Roundabout Bullishness.

i1 as the Street knew yesterday. there
no oiner reason for the action Of the
treasurer ~ Massachusetts IN re-
Is az the bids for S. 325 600 OF per
:, "a bonds out belief that bet
=. &c could le obtained in another
-. The proposals made were re-
's'esc by the he1pert IS excellent That
49,. .''sslfer should have thought other
80" tsktn by every one else than the
q, without ersrd 10 the soundness
a., V'e'sIs Judgment or It's opposite.
sl,r ''sn argument on securities sener-
6,r,,.. a. 'ne worst. ss an encouraging
@1Oh Of fam in the near future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
Yster

Liverpool cables. spot i"i "N9''l ID.
ing. sales. 5000 bales: speculation ana o 90
Ime-!rau. 5000 Mid-uplsnd. $500. fut-
ures orened STEADY 3is 10 points hishe, p
closed steady a. a net advance ~ 10 ~
points Tcbruarr and Fehr uar hsICil,
z cid. Narch-Aprll. 6.s2iad April May ana
Na--June. g Jgisd JUne-July s5oi7d. JuiI .
august G51i4d. ust-Septenoer' psIu .
september October. $3.50 Octooer.No
c.r1lher-January and January FebruarN o
g tGd. Manchester: Yarns quiet but steau. D
cloths . fsir business doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The Public Service Commission of the
"a District Of this state has granted tho
Manhattan 4 Queens Traction Corpora
ton permission 10 issue S7e5. ooo additional
capital stock. The original application
asked for permission TO issue $4,000
sock and s.. 100000 bonds AS the consent
Of the stockholders was not obtained the
commission deferred action on the bonds.
Proceeds Of the sale Of The stock are 10 he
used for acquisition OF property con-
struction. completion and extension Of It's
facilities, and the consent is granted on
condition that the company report each
month the receipts from the sales Of stock
and the disposition OF the proceeds.
Huntington Land and Improvement.
=. H. Rollins & Sons have purchased
from the Huntington Land and Improve
m.nt Company s00oc M 6 per cent COL
lateral trust serial bonds. Internationally
guaranteed as 20 principal and interest by
Endorsement ny n. r. Huntington. They
sre being offered 20 yield approximately
s Is per cent The issue Is secured by col
lateral having par value OF S46.S 1000
being made up OF so 10000 bonds and So
600 90 stock collateral, representing the
entire capital stock or the Los Angeles
Street Eaiivav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
New York State Railways.

The report OF the New York State Rail-
WAYS for the year ended December 81
shows gross earnings Of S1.7ss.22s, an in
crease Of S254oc3. and net earnings Of
Sse47.Sl5 a gain OF so 40 over the ysar be
fore The net income after all charges
was ;l.s7449s. ? loss Of Noo. o52. and the bal
anoe after All dividends was $500. de-
crease or $500 The sum remaining Tor
c. n mon dividends was equal 10 6.5l per
cent on the sl9s52. 400 outstanding. ami
compared with 6.76 per cent in 1912. $50
PEI cent in 1911 and 30 per cent in 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports or merchandise from the
port 81 Kew York. as officially reported
n the custom House. for the week ended
February amounted 10 s24.S2S. ~ agalns,
SO 81 isa the previous week ana VI ~
since January !. vle.l35j1. against ylN
5e5 s7e ia the corresponding period last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
eelcK SELLS 100000 PROPERTY

pittsburgh. Feb. 10--Henry G. Lick
h.s cold for approximately s2.0o0.0oO
mart OF his real estate holdings IN flftn
go and e, H. Blanchard. who viii
erect on the site the William Penn Hotel
90 cost s. 0O0 QUO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
BONDS.

So ooo can p srs nts...lo3, ~. ioS, w.
.do ooo 30 rae con .loos JOSH lo-'7 1861
ny dividend 5sens cents per share lex
richts sOld iots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The Glowing pigments for amounts - NOR.
than 500 were fled yesterday In New York
Comfy N. FIRST name being that o, The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11

and on December 10. .a's. E balance Of Y
cents in settling Slsoo.eoO wss recorded
The smallest bslan on record In the
history OF the New York Clearing House
was on September %. 1882 when one cent
was the difference The largest dehi'
balance was S7e0oO ON October g. 100
Tor the National Bank oi Commerce
stockholders or the Atlantic Mutual In
surance Company. at The annuaI meeting
Yesterday. elected Nicholas Biddle
charles \ Peabody Edmund O.. Baylies
and Samuel Sloan members 81 ;he board
OF trustees 10 succeed Cornelius y. Bliss.
dr.. resigned. and Vernon h. Brown. de-
ceased.
Newman Erb. president Of the Mime
apoHs & ST Louis and the Denver a
salt Lake Railroad companies. will sail
to-day on the Lusitsnis for confer
ence with the European interests boo these
properties He expects 10 return go about
three weeks.
About & per cent OF inc holders CT the
xOcuoal Boston Il Maine notes which
matured February !, have assenteo to
the extension plan 20 date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
SEABOARD CLEARANCTs.

TJOI-R AND MEAI-Flour was inartTs
IN, o~u and prices were well mslntalneu.
crrlry natents 81 5OdSs rs. winter stralsh's'
z. o53 81 40. winter patents. 81 500 " W
snrng clears - 15Is4 30. extra 10 WIN
Tor 81 G5T 81 SIS: No .. 81 a. q 81 30; Kansas
sfraixntS. 81 2OGs 30. fancy spring patenis,
e. zOds5 90 RTCKWHEAT FLOUR-Dui;
lair 10 good So 35as3 so: choice - fancy
.s55G e. 81. CORNMEAL - Quiet; kiln
dried. 81 30 BAG MEAL-Quiet: tne whits
ana yellow 81 45Gsi 30: coarse. 81 4onsl -.
FFrp-Wesfarn quiet: bran. TO arrive. 100
~ ssckS segd SOC 80: standa "a middling. S-S;
sour do s2s 10. red dog. $50 70. city stsady.
bulk s25 g.: sacks. S21 p; fniddiIns ~ %
n $50: red dog $50 50. oil meal. sSl n S2
COTFEE-A slight falling of IN the move.
nsnt OF coffee AZ Brazilian points as we'll
as hrrnness in the Brazilian markets. result
cd in a slight upturu in values IN me ioca
market. prices closing az AS points rex
bfVhs- business was not large. consisting
q, sales OF az $50 bsGs and ~ best the mar
k.t was narrow. with an absence OF interest.
So far this month receipts al Santos nsNs
nm ahead OF expectations an ounfinr 70
r4q 600 bags. which is more IMAM nsn OF
the total estimate for February. but IL vas
Thought that a sharp falling or during me
balance OF the month would have cecioed
ireuerca on sentiment, especially as Brszfl
vas NOT o~ering coffee freely ond cost ana
,-aigh, prices we're frm AZ unchanged 70
slightly higher Havre closed AZ an advance
~ i,qz. franc while Hamburg was =
n,ernfg higher Rio spot was 10 refs lover,
tu. santos was unchanged 10 80 rsis higher.
AID futures there opened uncnensen 49,
having advanced so 20 - reis ~ IN. clos.
on Monday. spot unchanged on the basis
% .ai,c for RIO 10 Z
To-al contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11

PEOyIeIO~s-Eo products opened h'rh-
or With fair commission house buying. essed
Of unds- selling by packers but late ~ che
IA was again frm with corn. closing az 'he
ton pORK-Stssdy. moss. 80 Sont.f;
family. s2td $40 short clesr $50 - s22
BFTF-Ouief. mess sisds's 20, Family. SIP
y 600. packef SIS 30 Sf9 20, extra India
mess Ses q $50 DRESSED HOGs-Firn. "
0fgfac. pigs i5c. CUT NEATS-Picklef
heUies stea6v. 10 10. i3 sc. - 10. iSc. - H.
fef.r. nleitled hams. &c. TALLoW Quiet;
special. 7i.c: city csc. country, GH6a,c.
TARD-Firm Middle West. 1890 10 %;
cry. iOAc refined South America, i;c. CON
tinent - SOC. Brazil kegs, l@c. compound.
S-.aSsc STEARlNE-stesdy olco, e'sc.
civ is-d. ffi.c
COrTO>sFED oIt-Oniy moderately sc-
live ard without speclsl feature but the tone
uns sfsafr. and ar tho close prices we're -
points net higher. offerings were small
ard sentiment seemed 70 b. hullish. OWN. IN
eyifenres % hrinn.ss W lard and continued
Hgri offerings Of crude Oh Local contrast
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
Detroit United.

The Detroit United Railway COMPANY
reports gross earnings FOR December ~
se&.l2l a decrease Of s29 sss. and net in
come OF So. $40 loss or $50 l54 as COM
pared with December the year before. The
report for the twelve months ended with
December shows gross earnings OF 81. -
sos. an increase Of 81 .o2s2es. Net earnings
were s4,Oc9597 q gain Of Ss4.47o. The sur
plus after all charges was s2,l3o47I gain
Of sSnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
MONTREAL STOCKS.

BID Ask.
Mont I,Ti6P. e,ei's 20
y Scotis So. q IS
Osilyfe FIR " 1914 ie-is
ouehse RLAP l5is l5;.
y 4 . Nav liz iish.
shaw " A =. is0 it0i.
Sherwiu-W ... - s9ls
Toronto r. .il0, ~
Y" peg - Ry. 2o7 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
TORONTO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. J Car.v. No - Bro
street,
.-nEAfT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
'o'ef WALL STREET NEWS.

,s,d, Hss a seller 10 this market yes
ass 40, NE extent Of between 20coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUST RIAL S.
RAILROADS.
MINING.

40 rref lN6 Jos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11

n.,.. ~''heSi meeting OF the New York
.l.c,.a sohpany. Edward G. Love was
lAon, director % succeed the late An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11

AZ, with the largest credit bal
s.... ~ record Of tslco.c,o only two
a n. me debit ~ The Sub-Tressury
MY r., 'sf'ns House Yesterday was
ssss,' On Ma % 1862. one bank had
" 70 eents IN settling Loo, oO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
SHORT TERM NOTES.

Maturing lsl4-'lSl
FURNISHED by swsriwOui & Appenzelisr. No.
~ Pine street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
Bank Of ENGLAND Gets No Gold.

IN. Bank o. England got none or the
SW new gold offered in London yester-
'sy India and the Continent taking all.
sgi N. price was not advanced above the
minimum % IS ID showing that the BANK
had 10 wish % compete in the buying. Al
he zane time there was Withdrawn from
ne bank 900 ooo Tor Egypt, t2o"o FOR
lsnsluea and 5000 FOR Holland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
The 3 rons.

Clausen- Flanagan Brewing Col. "esmsnn'
t15 -. 49, ,..v
rs1cr roui, New York and New Jersey
Produce CO.. Inc. $40 N.
catdborc Nauric,-Robert Marks Realty Co..
rowSnthai. slesfried-Robert Marks Realty Co.
>-S.,oIso on Edward v.-olln :. Stephens. Inc'
IA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-03
ClMARRON TOWNSHIP
CONTEST IN COURT AGAIN

suit naa fled today in district
court by attorne}s tor n O. clement
Of Dimarron township 20 compel the
counts election board TO ISSUE a crr.
uficatc or nomination TO Clemcul
Clement aas aodiate ID tho pri-
mlriea for trustee on tho Republican
Ticket je ana Ais otponen eacl
roceWed me same number of votes
ln the fecoun ot votes thc result
remained the same with tho evcep
ton Of one ballot which was stamped
uozt TO tbe namo of his opponent bnt
nor IN lbe square Attorneys for
clement contend thai while Tho in
tent of me voter was shown, set tho
ballot could nS be- counted because
81 could be construed as d distinguish
ne mark being stamped different
from other ballots The trial of tbs
case sin probably establish neN
precedent 10 ballot marking
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-03
JAPS TAKE SEVEN ISLANDS
B Associated Press

London, Sept. 3.-A Dispatch to Re
uters from Toxic via Petrograd (St.
petersburg) says the Japanese have
occupied the seven islands situated
near kiao Chow.
The Japanese swept up more than
ore thousand mines which had been
scattered by the Germans in the wat
ers adjoining their Chinese strong.
hold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-03
.AUSTnIANS LOSE 100000
MEN At LENNURG

Rome. selt 3-Tne Russian en-
5assy ~as notified today that the
Austrians we're Overwhelmingly de-
feated near Lember9. They lost more
tran one hundred thousand men. ard
fifty seven cannon.
The occupation 9f toe city q Lem
BERG IS imminent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-03
President Poincare and Cabinet Leave
Paris for Bordeaux; Work of Ger
mans Uncanny; Horrors of War
Emphasized By the Cutting Off OF
Hands of Boys; Servians Rout l40
Thousand Austrians.
By Associated Press

LONDON, SEPT. 3.-A DISPATCH
FROM AMIENS. FRANCE TO THE
DAILY MAIL. DATED SEPTEMBER
I. DECLARES THAT THE GER
MANS HAVE OCCUPIED AMI EMS
SEVENTY MILES NORTH OF PAR
rs. AFTER THREE DAYS or
FIGHTING.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-03

PARIS. SEPT. "a BUNCH OF
200 BELGIAN BOYS NEAR LOU
VAIN WERE ROUNDED UP BY
GERMAN SOLDIERS AND THEIR
HANDS CUT OFF TO KEEP THEM
FROM CARRYING GUNS.
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LONDON. SEPT 5-THE BAT
TIE TO DECIDE WHETHER HIs.
TORY WILL REPEAT ITSELF tN
rHE SECOND sEloE or PARIS IS
STILL PROGRESSING. ACCORDING
TO T4E LATEST OFFICIAL AN
NoUNcEMEST
AL T4AT The sRlTisH PUa-
nc KNOWS OFFICIALLY con
cEeNlNe T4E TITANIC sTRUc
GLE IS CONTAINED ~ ONE SEN
TENcE or THE OFFICIAL Pc
PORT ISSUES TO-DAY
CONTINUOUS FIGHTING Is
PROGRESSING ALONG ALMOST
THe WHOLE LINE oF BATTLE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-03

PARIS. SEPT 3-PRESlDENT
polNcAIRE AND AIS CABINET
LEFT THIS MORNING FOR soR
DEAUx. TIE NEW FRENCH SEAT
OF GOVERNMENT. WHERE THEY
WILL ARRIVE ~ THE MORNING
The DIPLOMATIC CORPS. *
cEpTlNC The EMBASSY or THE
UNITED STATES. ACCOMPANIED
THE GOVERNMENT.
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR Her
RICK DECIDED TO REMAIN ~
PARIS TO PROTECT AMERICANS.
BORDEAUX is 35s NILES SOUTH
WEST or PARIS
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Regarding ,ss program o. the bat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-03

ANTWERP SEPT 3-ZEPPELlN
AtRsHiPS ARE MENAClNG ANT
WERp ALMOST EVERY NIGHT
THE PEOPLE GROW FRANTIC
BERLIN. SEPT. 3.-"NOT A Yep
PELIN HAS BEEN LOST OR SHOT
DOWN" SAID THE WAR BUREAU
TO-DAY WE HAVE HARDLY
STARTED TO Use THEM" THE
REPORT CONCLUDED
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-03

In Meanwhile Tell Visitors
OF Hercules Water and the
Municipal Bath House.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-09-03

Classified Want viii cell
Your Home, VIII Rent II
Too; ; Llucs, Times, 2Sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-26
BridgeWater
College
Britlgcwater. Va

Eth Session Begins September :. 1914.
Courses for degrees with electives; four
teen units for college entrance able faculty.
High moral Standard good discipline; post
tive religious influence.
Library OF 1900 volumes; good laborato-
ries: excellent society halls; six large build
ings.
Beautiful Surroundings; clean town with
out oarToonls. in mountains of Virginia.
For catalogue. Information. etc. address
JOHN ;. FLoRI. y. NJ. Ph. H..
President.
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Randolph-Macon College for Men


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Augusta
Military Academy
tRoller's SCHOOL,,
Fort Defiance, Virginia.

In the famous Valley Of Virginia. Highest
endorsement by V. VI. !. aud state Univcr-
stiles. A school With country location.
Steam heat. Electric lights. Gymnasium
containing running track. bowling alley.
swimming pooL is acres. with large cam
pus Able facuity OF college men. Best
equipped academic building In the state.
Number limited. >. states Represented la
session. 81 years of successful work
Charges. $40. Catalogue ON application
THOS. j. ROLLER
CHAS. =. ROLLER .Jr.
Principals.