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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-20
W, ]. FLYNN is
WITHDRAWN
A. B. Bielaski, Chief of Bu-
reau Of Investigation,
Succeeds Him !
FRICTION IN CABINET
Alleged Deposcd Official Exceeded
His Authority in Arresting Fay
and Others.

Washington. Nov 20. = The two
storms which nave moved toward cach
other from the South Atlantic coast
and the Ohio Valley. formed Il june
tion over Western New York and On
talio. High winds continue along the
seaboarG from Norfolk to EaStport
and over the Great Lakes.
Newport News. Va. Nov. 20 A
terrific northwest gale yesterday al
icrnoon and last night played havoc
with Telegraph and telephone commu
nication from this city. damages on
of small! craft OF the Chesapeake Bay
and Hampton Roads and caused larg-
er craft to seek shelter whenever
practicable.
Estimates place the damage any
where from hundreds to thousands ot
dollars. Fcrryhoats from here to
nearby cities had great difficulty
making their runs. and all are behind
time. Small piers and breakwaters
have been practically demolished. in
some instances. by the force Of the
wind and waves.
St. Johns. n. f.. Nov. 20.-SevcraI
packet and fishing vessels, each car
rving from twelve to twenty persons
were caught in the violent storm OF
the past few days, and had not been
reported last night. Grave fears are
felt for their safety.
New York, Nov. 20 Gales. ac-
companicd by rain. swept over Ne"
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania ana
the New England States yesterday
seriously interfering with telegraphic
communication in many places ana
cndangering shipping along coast.
A wind velocity of scventy-two miles
was recorded in New York.
Conditions in these States, termed
Hthe most unusual in many years oy
tbo Weather Bureau. were created .!
, heavy storm moving in north
westerly direction up the coast ana
another storm. Of almost equal hteh-
s;tt moving. east and slightly north
from the Ohio Valley. The Weather
Bureau thought the , storms would
meet over the New England States
or the Great Lake
Heavy gales ragged over the Atlantic
from Jacksonville to Passport. Me-
Atlanta. Ga. Nov. 2o.-Wirc COM
munication. with points in South Car
olina Georgia and Florida. was. ser
iouslv interrupted by the storm
Thursday. No property damage was
reported.
bristol. Va. Nov. 2O.-F"llowing
rain and hailstorm here yesterday
afternoon. snow fcfi this evening
n,anteling the ground temporarily.
Ivnchburg, Va. Nov 20.--A severe
o,.ctric storm occurred here yester-
dar afternoon. and a hailstorm visit
oa the city during the forenoon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-20
WILL OF MORGAN'S NEPHEW.

New York. Nov. 20.-The will of
George D. Morgan.ncprew of the lat"
J. p. Morgan. who died in Spain. on
July g. last, makes requests totallne
$40 900 and leaves the income of the
residue to his widow. Yulfi Katos Nor
gan, distinguished japanese au-
thorcss. She is now residing in Paris.
The requests go to friends, the rec
tor of the American Church. Of the
Holy Trinity, in Paris receiving, $50
900. Joscpha Ruiz, Of Paris, who once
loaned Mr.. Morgan 100000, is be
uueathed that amount in payment Of
the debt. provided. the will stated. ii
had not already been paid. Ernest A.
Rigelow. his attorney. who filed the
will today, receives $l25,0OO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-20
WOULD PREVENT WARS
First Step in Creation of World SUI
preme Court Taken


New York. Nov. 20-At a iuncneoh
given at the Bankers Club here yes
terday which was attended by men
prominent in public life from all sec
tions of the country, the Wofio S
Court League of America was or
ganized by the election of board OF
governors. who will later elect othcers
and perfect the organization.
Dr.. John Wesley Hill, who presld-
ed at the meeting, Xplnideahtat
cd at the meeting explained that the
league proposed to organize court
consisting of representatives from
each country in the world, which will
prevent any such outbreak as the
present war in the future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-20
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

On account of changes to be made
in our switchboard it will be nee.
essary for us to shut down the rlant
on Sunday: November q, from S:3i
4. m. until noon.
Alexandria County Lighting Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-20
LOCAL BREVGTIEs

Judge j. B. T. Thornton of the Cir
suit Court has reappointed A. L.
oavne game warden of Fairfax
County.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-20

Mrs. H Talbot McCuen was operat-
ed on for appendicitis at the :.Alexan-
dria Hospital yesterday by Drs.
Moore. Mcclure and Powell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-20

Thanksgiving holidays for the pub
tic schools of the city will commence
on Wednesday afternoon and the
oup;Is will return 70 school the fol-
lowing Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-20

Chester 4. Gwinn, was installed as
grand warder of the grand comman-
lcry of Knights Tenplar of Vir-
ginia at the meeting Of Old Dominion
Commandery, No. II i, held last night
The installation was conducted by j.
Johnson Green, grand generalissimo
of the gland commandery. Refresh
ments were served at the close of the
meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-20

The November issue Of "The Ma
room and White" the monthly pub
lication of the Alexandria High School
has gone to pres, and will be dis
.ributcd next week IT the school
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-20

Funeral services for Mrs. Susan
Fairfax, who died yesterday at the
Alexandria Hospital were held this
afternoon from the undertaking par.
lors of B. Wheatley. and were con-
Quoted by the Rev. z. V. Register
Interment was in Bethel Cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-20

Home grown Celery and sage,
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
and every Saturday, for sale at stand
in market C. Albert Shaffer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-11-20

.aDY OR GENTLEMAN-tp sell
Christmas and New Year cards
One who is willing TO canvass the
Offices, business men. also homes
State experience. Good profits. Sam
pies furnished. Hausler and Co,
Manufacturing Stationers, Wash
lnetor, D. c. @
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
Try This for Neuralgia.

Thousands of people keep on suffer
ing with Neuralgia because they do
not know what to do for it. Neural
gia 10 q pain in the nerves. What you
wsnt to do il to soothe the nerve itself.
Apply Sloan's Liniment to the surface
over the painful part-do not rub it in.
Sloan's Liniment penetrates very
quickly to the sore, irritated nerve and
sllays the inflammation. Get bottle Of
Sloen's Liniment for Is cents Of any
druggist and have it in the house
against Cold, Sore and Swollen Joints,
LumbaGo, Sciatics, and like ailments.
Your mQeey back II not satie6ed, but
it does give almost instant relief. y
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
cArAs.n CANNOT N cusED

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. 40 they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease. Ca.
aeeb = Q blovd or Constitutional disease
and In order to cure It you must take -.
teenal remedies. Halle CataPfA CuFe 4
take. internally. and acts directly. On tn
blood and mucous surfaces. Halle ca.
was prescribed By one Of the best phya.
clans in this country for .years aod - Z
regular preecription. It d composed d
the best tonics known. c0mblned With ~
mucous surfaces. The perfect eomblnatioa
Of the two Ingredients II what neoduce1
such wonderful results In curing Cataefh
Send for testimonials free.
r. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Props, Toledo, O.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
don.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

A. 6. welles, Township Clerk,
jamestown.
]. w. Plat. Clerk Of the District
Court.
On motion w. L. Richards was
employed as County Engineer for
one. year commencing January 1st
1915, at a compensation of $500
per day and 5 cents per mile mile
age.
The balance Of the day was oc-
cupied in examining claims against
Howard county on file with the audi
tor.
On motion at o'clock p. M, the
Board adjourned to s o'clock a. M,
Wednesday. December %, 1914.
Third Day.
The Board met pursuant to adj
journment at s o'clock a. M, We'd
nesday, December %, 1914, with
Supervisors Chas. H. Wallace and
J. F. Pecinovsky and E. A. Hoop
man, County Auditor and Clerk Of
the Board. present.
On motion ]. E.. Wells, Overseer
of Poor in Cresco, was instructed to
issue orders for Mrs. Maud Powell
at the rate of $500 per week in
merchandise until April LIST, 1915.
Whereas, w. l.. Richards. County
Engineer. has made estimate Of
work done and material furnished
by Chambers and Dobson on con-
tract for slab bridge 80 rods west
Of Sc corner Sec. 1911 at
s650.00,
Therefore, Be it Resolved by the
Board Of Supervisors of Howard
County, Iowa, that the Auditor be
and is hereby instructed to issue a
warrant on the Bridge Fund for
s552.5O to Chambers & Dobson, the
same being SIS per cent Of the Engi-
neer's estimate.
The balance of the day was occu-
pied in examining claims against
Howard County on file with the
Auditor.
On motion the following claims
were disposed of as follows and the
Auditor was instructed to issue war
rants on the proper funds for claims
allowed.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15
Local Druggist Says:
Take 0nly one Desc

We want to tel those in Cresco suf-
fering from stomach or bowel trouble
that We are agents for the simple mix
ture Of buckthorn bark. glycerine, etc, ,
known - Adler-i-ka, the remedy
which became famous by curing ap-
pendiciis. This 10 the most thorough
bowel cleanser known and JUST ONE
DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas on
stomach and constipation almost IN
NEDIATELY. You will be surprised
at the QUICK action of Adler-i.ka.-
Fred Lowry, druggist.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-01-15

Kelley John cutting steel and hauling cement ltas
ss,s es s,s's ssa,e gravel 40, 200
::* NJ
Loomis, W. C., cuvet work .....:. $50
li nsss R og's nn'oaa'qs .
LANCE Forest 200
Tomas Farnswoh furnished
Imas Farnsworth, coal furnished l. Cleveland Vernon
1mas & Farnswoh ceiling supt enice 80.
L. assisting county engineer 400
Lowry L. H. Correcting assessors plat books
Lowry l. L. REPEATING Protvn $50 go
Melvold Thos
Morgan H E. -
1san COUNT f. road ss,sx ean sso bridge,
Mead Mead Publishing Co., publishing sr s ssn
s's sas rsa sas s ee IS ssssy 200
u quarantine aerVees E pown Ss Mowad
ae5soon W. -, euv ose work *. 1890 100
1 Th s' esve T0s work ' $40
ecarve r. E. REPAIRING and ching to
5shn e'nts farm 1880 80
Nas D. j. city twp.
Psekham Geo. cement work 500
parrot Matt sons stationery
nails androad tools $50 S."
lumber bridges 1895
Fssinovss J. F. we ssa s.:s
Peeinovsk committee work
32s
Poesr piI cuver work ..... ...... ....... 2s4o !
richards zN " l services county engineer
Richards w. L. mileage .'..' s sess
Raher W. F. cement ieo'eo
snsfep Frank e,sas road sS'e work ~e'. $3.50
1850
Shields 1''ss aY sY sss:5
Smith Harry bridge work .'.'.. 80
stonsr 1 R cuttings piase w9rs and euve work sss
Il
schlader. lss
Sweeney H G, dragging county road a.So
smith, A. & Son. meat furnished Mrs Weber so
shrod E. road work 1900. ao'ov
T rhsysr + as a. e sass WORK.
Thayer G. H. cuvt work $3.50
assisting county 1900
Tibbals cha 500 Il
D. s21
Tsn E. sss sfs district ss' s9a and grand jury
vanous L. road work and eue work 1890
van p 1 s road eo ~' farm ana "0f. 11ss
woodward walter road work ..... .....
woodruff viii road work ~
wooswara Aa' ~ ROAD ROAD WORK WORK
Walsh Walsh I aSm road work 800. 1880
............... 1o15o
1890 200
4. .:.'sls 20
Wheeler Whs a. e. IT, r ss'e %ey .sss
Williams family jamestown sas, 800
Williams. trustee Forest City Soo |.
A. G., clerk. 1900
Weaken Ed L. recording plat Of Pretvin so
Wallace chas H. session work $500. .''.. A
za aar' on ma III, m"e 1and ,ory .: 1s
L. L. Lowry in November was $500 In
o published
Oh n the "s board sasa.ae s die
oA D''''' ''e ''~'' '''''''@N A.
.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
Sic aetdnidlten 7fran;pl,n.

Qah Dem na3aIc Ssisnt pom Saals
ielo un0 Ser slisoeg ags BON Send, 10.
big -. Sttooer loo. mlroe q 5es
na85arie 19uringu G4no pon osn lle-
5%estruutgnel fra.I3eieH siberit oeuuHl
ano ara dusgcpliiH9ert. sin tEn3t9ez
Dori, 4leuieeda, utgi1g p'sau Ell
ner nettmuroi2en oerredttn yige Die
ZEN 0did]ai. 4tsuleoat, odoArG
cetanut I'M 8olfsKun0e ol3 e ielbr
Die SptrlEHge mat nloen lan,antn
tonnen. Is .ieQi ~aal5spe3s Jon Ro0a
tQ9etaar- Osraer e3abn) mo Wol=
I~ersoorf. 6eren S6lrB Der loecel aug
ctr OelangeHihaft Aarl& y. erlott
&urfurit ScElun 6rleorif ser 8roB
mati9e am %. September 1862
oBroblihe Nie6ertautt" tuul.e uno
nit berriihen NannindBen inmItte.
lin oieie 81 piiroi9tn, maaen iii
Spmmer 0abin anJs,ablte yerlonen
e:nen 4usftug. paiiiereH 0iht bel Dem
0orf un0 Ger C%Dertorlersi Meuie
bad porbei uno temsrtsn oennob pp.l
Der Grtihdft nidt oas Ortingitt.
uno bod miBte lie. ,po Der 0eg DIT
lid Der IutomobillraBe gu Den 5o
FEN W}euiebad,et 8ldjen oa}lpelgt,
ipenn tie gendu duipalien. Elm i%teiner-
pes i%ogenannte3 W}oro- uno Gibne
treu5, ipie Is in 8oca nube DER sic
lierruine lisbt. lufwertium mad;en,
Wieuiebadl liegt tisi in elmer
SdIudt BON 5oheu 8dumen reritett.
9esbal0 morihierttn ole reQulGren
fran30liIden l%ruppen uno iel5It Die
aaes auflplrenoen Utaro0euriApdr-
me bier dd)tlos oorbei. I'm Den cine
bin Ie9r idmalen 3Wrpeg BON Der
&an0itruBe nod beIier gu per0eGen.
btpfl0n3ten Die lalouen Yduerr ben
lelben nit dbgebauentn ,Slpeiger.
4lad eini9en Iagen uelttsn perfdis-
0ene BON 0ieien 8damden. Oas fiel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
Gin Ru6cns=.fnnO.

0iibeInl BON Bone, Der G}eperaloi.
rettor Der 9trtiner ntuieen. Uer5ifent
liht i'm &obrbuh Der 9reuBjihen
2unitiGmmlunQen Elm Wert oes R!u
benS. Dos bisber mbetdnnt uno uner
tdnnt n siHer enaliiden 0riodtiamm
luns hing uuN firiIitl in Sic 0ulerit
oe9 8erltuer Gammler3 W}artus Rup
rel lam: oas lh0niis 9jIonis, oas De-,
Y(eiiier non ieiner erlteu Satin S,Id
bella grdnt aeihoffen bat. lin 1920
1t ods Siloni3 entitduoen, uriprjinQ
LID Elm St9oisntopf, Damn gu eincm
Silonis peroouftdnoi9t, "a Rutens
Qepib N1s beIonoere @eIinQen Il
meytte, Njs urgetpUhnlit iorafdltiQs
3eihmur9. Sic au3ae3eitnete Grhll-
tun0 erbphsn zen g9ert. 9ooe Ihliebt:
81 Ser itdrtt0 Mirtuu1 ieiner male
rtiden &oyijse tomutt BE-. teionoere
elmer b9tht ansiebenotn Berioue
libtstt. Die Ter 4inEtler nit eaenicoiel
6lut ME 0jebe in ihrem pollen
S6orm witNeyiuasbsn psritauosn bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
Sic Saaigtn.
Ron Sermann atnmcrS.

.Qopitdn. i'd Bit eud, laBt mid fort;
3 laiiet MID frei. fOnit lauf i'd p0nI
8orb;
Sd muB bsim, muB Riln na6 beg
9auig!
6hon Ijno oerganoen 6rei gor3e 95uhr' p.
DAP i'd tets gu Sdiff, oaB i'd bort
ntdt mar,
Hui Der Salig, DER liebsn 0alig!"
Rein, 5aspsy, nein. oas ia8' i'd h;g,
Hoh pieie 3eiie maflit ~ nit mir.
Damn oarfit eu geb'n mad Der 6aui9 !
0o8 iags mir, Sosper, mas milit ou
oorI2
IS lift ell 10 0oet, nrmIeIigsr Grt.
Die t%Ieire, 6it e;aiome 9ali9.."
,Qh nein, 9dpitGn. ooyt lis reAt gut.
Nm teinsm Orts foiro mir 10 3a glu;.
80 ryohl. ais ouf Der 6oaio.
W}eiu Deib bat 9elueiut uanb trau-
rige Vd6t.
0ab ldnQ nldt geieben, mean mein
aino mir aelaht.
llnb 6ou5 uno Sof auf Der 6aGig.
so bore oenn, Saspsr. mas i'd sir
log:
G5 1T getommen Elm b0Ier Taq.
Gin b0fer 7einO fir bic 6aQiq!
Sine 5turmflut, tpie ME oorher.
llno oas Wesr, ods acknowledgements
W}eer.
sod qing es iber Die 9alig.
God foaft gu ni6t bin. Oor6si if bic
Rot,
0ein Dei6 if tot, oein Sinh 1T tot,
grtruntsn beio' auf Der 9aqig,
4udp Die Shofe uno 2Gmmer iino
fo~rtgsfpiint,
uno bein 9aus lit fort. beine Wurt
Serpiiblt,
Wus poQteIt ou tun duF ser 6alig2"
.MA 0ott. 9apitdn. tpos lit geI9e6en2
Niles ioQ id, nitt pieberiebn,
Wds feb mir tpdr duf Der 6ouiq?
limo Sbr fra9t mid nod, mas i'd bort
Mil tun2
Wilt iterbep uno i'm 0ra6e rubin
QuF Der l0a1ig. Der Iieben 6oai9!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07

Getten0er @ebante.
5ofire: .SGlimmitenfails Fubge ih
oie 6remnenlegipu nab 5rantreth.
Die mug bod Iiegen. mo in i0ren
Rei6en ir piele 9eutiae lteben."
Mus Der 3eit. .Ber lit
benn pm SIREN S6ulern 0er Sl6s
tigite?"
Qs6rer; Ser 5riB Miaer 1T Ger
0inoeubprO mciner 3lo6e."
8euausr 8tridt BART
lpdrter beim 8apport; mis- ih mid
oieIe Nadt gegen II llhr aui mel
nem Hunpgang beicno. psrnobm i'd
in Der gtd6e ees GelpddSbauies ein
0erduid. Sd ging Onrouf 3u uno
rief: ST bier einer?" N~ntlport:
Rein, me6rere!" St foroerte iie auf.
oas @epddsbaus gu perlafien. Qnts
mort: rSteig' un5 0en 8udel rouf!i"
Rahoem oies erfoIqt mar, ging i'd
81 8erbaftung iiber."
4ufri6tiq. .Mein 5rGu-
lein, bari ih Sbnen meinen Sdirm
anbieten2"
Rein, eri; geitern bat mir Elm
9err ben Shirm onqsboten, unc
Damn iteate es iiA beraus, oaf er
oerbeirntet mar"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07

sinen e~in5slnen 6ran5o1sn auf 81
bog iIs auseinanoer uHo cntoedte gu
leinem 0rtduhen uno Ieiner Jreuoe
Den 3ugang mad Wteuiebaf. Die
8duerH a6er, lhnell qeTdBt. iielen
aber Den Ginoringling bsr. t5teten i'm
tno %perIharrten Die &etde. So blieb
g}euiebud in ter got unperie6rt err
talten. Rad Sabren. ais pieosr
6rieoe i'm 9anoe p4.. ieBten bic Be
ipohner sum @e0dbtnis oes Grs
i6lageHen Elm Wcros unb Si6ne=
treu3. 4lio beri6tet Die 9pltsiberz
I%ieferung.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-07
Stiur Drlorn.
an9 einr 9riegsifi3r BON Walter
GanlfuB.

rs Daren tprer ledS dtte 9erteH.
Set ibsr orsiBig Sabrsn tamen iie
an ieoem 4beno CUR Ielben Stunbe,
i'm ielben Qotale uno an oemielben
2tId 3uiammen. Sn a1er 8~ngIidz
felt tranfen tie ibren Sdpppen.
tauihten Geodnten uno Griun:runqen
aug uno gingen oann pieost. Gin
!@auf Der guten often ,3eit lag iiber
Dem 8lsebIatt. Wur ser Nbenb mel
ter oorqeihritten uno oa8 iuuqe 8olt
in oas 8aitbdus qsItr0mt, olnu mar
Die title 8eiAauli6teit Der Stamms
tiihede nit ibrem ge6eimnisppaen
3uuber odbin. Damn puliierte bliis
hen0es neuea 2eben
6ette Idb man mn gu finn in Der
trauliden Gde. Die 0feiIen oampF
ten uno oo5 Bier muH0ete. !1dtte ia
rod auh Der 1elegydpG &unoe bon
eiHem neuen QroBen Gttae BEG Dit
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiber bic 3uHen ges
bradt.
no mlr Ser Mtnoant beute
bleibt2@
.Eb er troHt iit2"
Rod ME bot er deFebIt."
ltn0 "a Die Gtunoe oe8 @eiianls
r1enieins iiA ibrem Gnoe ndbert, ers
fabrt man, ipa5 ZEN ionit 10 piintt
iid) alien Germ fern gshalteu bat.
Der Njrt fat Is ioebsn oernomren.
Gin 1eleqrdmm iei qetommer. bjnten
aus RuBl1uo her uno babe Die 4un0e
oebradlt, oaB elmer ieintr G6bne 0en
6~eloentoo 9efuu0en bat.
4m nGdIten 4beno lplc Ser Sid
nje0er por}1biiq bejIdmmen. Der
Heu0ant nor 3uqeasu. Seine Mjene
o%erriei. mas in ieiuem \nneru p9y
iIdl qe9on1en lcjn mot1ts Wa9 Faas ibu
audi iebt Hoh Gesoe3ie. 1c6l ffien
er nid1t me6r gang 10 aufrecat 81
fIbea. pje oot1ejtern. IN Ieiuen Iu
cen ld;mmerte ein gerhsltentr
E1mer2.
Tie 5rtunot orG8,eu ocm 8tueo1-
ten 0je 04ao.
Inn. ais t5 in jGreG Sci 1tcru cine
Sraae lee. iag,s er tur}.
sGs mar Der 5ijnq1e."
ssh Nrmer.."
s@dl re0tu mir njCht fuejtet olpon.
9of ha6' ih {loei aHosye. 1aaIcnoe
9Ieih mir mI1en ihr GjeaIe5 6;rees
ben fir oe5 BaterldHots J}a5Bi uao
G1re."
limb oa sr meter iprlt. leatbteten
feline &ultn:
sWorum Hagen? Stol} er7UQt
msin 6ers. WsjHe S0bEe iiao oudl
babel. tam id iaQeu. 0a8 0~errlid'ite
fir ein tttuoeutites &atertsr3. 1riiit
Die auoeI, nun. cir ieoer GoIoat i.ebt
in @otte9 6opN. Wir trauern I'M
feren gieben nah. Wcbl. abeg mir
molten njd2t pldrreu uno nidt saqen.
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The sun., 1915-10-31
Reading Possibilities.

clark. Childs & 60. say More
speculative interest is attaching 10 Read
ing stock. and reason appears in the
belief that ;hc directors may this winter
consider advisahility OF segregating the
coal lands after much the same plan
adopted by other anthracite roads.
Probably such scheme would entail con-
siderable Increase in total or capital
issues, but Reading has been so ultra
conservative in handling capital ac-
counts that this contingency need give
security holders no concern In the last
fiscal year there was a decrease of ST.
lN,.0"U in Reading Conpany's bonded
debt. bringing total down 20 s12..l;0-
00o Including real estate mortgages on
property acquired Tor company use and
also vdlue of property used under ground
rents TIL" total also includes the der
scy central collateras. There are S70.-
noo.00n common stock. s2S.000. 600 frs;
preferred and So 100000 second pre-
fcrrcd
These am"Ints have been unchanged
since RsadjnG was rcorEanizcd in 1886.
Reading Company bonded debt has ac-
tuallS decreased from sl3l.267. 600 since
l9ll o. Si,091,o0n and no othcr large
system can boast such "A record and at
tho "a ne t'uc claim to have fully main
tanned ruai aud equipment. The Read
ing Company il a holding concern, but
decrcnsc Of capitalization has extended
as wei /" Philadelphia and Reading
Railway. w.oSc capital por mile mas de-
creased 81, per cont, since 1900. How
important would bc a segregation of the
Readlna coal lands may II. imagined
Wen il is recalled that some careful
men hay" estimated their vNue at over
SiJO,000, 900 though of course reaii2a-
tiCn of fair return of pratt on any sucn
sum Is many years in the future
Method Of procedure IN event of coal
land segrC CATION is subject of much
curiosity, for the Rcsding genera, mort
gage does not mature until 1897 and
contains no provision for retirement by
call The bond Is a joint obligation
of the Reading Company and the rhls.
d"phia and Reading Goa! and Iron
Company.
"rhs R,adlr. Company :,ledgas the
Reading railroad. it's equipment and its
holJinss of bombs and STOCKS of about
12i millions par value, The Coal and
Iron Company pledges all its coal lands
railroads and collleries. If there We're
not pretty stroag hint that il In de-
sired in high circles to do som ,thirg
the subject would he dismissed with
the conviction that the bond is 50 w.>
tied w that II would be an impossiblli,y
TO effect such new deal. but Cir
cult Judge McPherson's ruling on points
involved cannot be overlooked and buy
ers of Reading common stock are awake
to the speculative chances. The whole
question after this weeks court order
hinges on the question of relations Of
Jersey Central and Lehigh and Wilkes
barre"