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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31

w 0%1\\S ~ Su%%bfO\t Oktbtu
a1erfie1lbcr Snponel er11es .Spcrber=
re6pmme ODER set ipolige Mancb,1=
lio.
25. - Gen nmeritonife timber
Donosbnub uS=4" for1lpffer 11er
9onolltlu, meo helc 8eirtningen
poo II Monb.
~. &us1errc tr9ngcr igic1l=
mem &arpa1berne i1o / l1ngorr1.
%. - Granifmenbere binoer ct
tppe Dages Slag / Champagne, %
Gpifernc nilter $4,000 Mo1o. =
@1l tiff l111oerbunosboab ierfcr Sc
britilfe 0ampcre "Mgnilar" % So
loba", me0 ct Sab al 40 Me1lne=
'fer.
81. = Baron 9lotbon Mopcr
Mptlcbilo afgoar peb 0pben / 2on=
5rn.
Npril,
3. Genius 8urco1tet bcfienot=
gjpr en- To%lfcnpngoe / 2onoet poo
oper 100 @illioner.
1. M11sierne 1l5oriber Iltri=
geren fra Beifi0-8iergene. - Oen
tprfilfe &rbo1er uMejioieb" iarfes
of CIT rlsiiif Mine. S cit 1per
|Storm poa Atlonterbopsfp1te1n mil
iteoe IS Menneifer 2ibet.
S. Mmcrifa. ienoer cit Note
til ENGLAND og Tra11trig> forlange11=.
Dc fl,lo Rct pon 5pen.
6. @illiom Sale Gbonpion
belges of &ep1blifanernc 1om Bor=
gcrmcltcr / Chicago. Meapor &o=.
bcrts / 2crrc &u11te, Sn6., og 26.
anore fl1rloet lfplo;ge / Sarnr1e11=
iDargelie pe6 @algct.
s. - Sp1flon6 gaor ino pao at
gipc grltatning for 9nnfninge,1 al,
SEN anncrifmr1fe 0nmper r@i1liom.
IS. 6rpe".
-. - Billn's Sropper li6er ct
Ne0erlag nor 2urita, % miIter 500
Mono. :
49,: Williom 9. e&eli ol,; SC
|oottpr al raanios 9th Gtar@ of=
guar Deo Deoe11. <5s*
IA. - @114tpif 33eppeli1er foiter
8ontbcr ne6 ober @per::i 0orttbil:mi=
|berIon6**og i::gurbom> 6 ornfper /
+GnglanS.* <: j"S&= "H:;:~s*:
is. - Sorbe,1pareiioe 990r. sSto=
|fers Sendtor:9 edrion :8:. a(foricb fra
|@6ooe Ssla1t6 6bo: j
%. zDcti odnifc Migsbog peo=.
|tager olminoelig 5ten,meret: for
|2onoets @pin6er. - SSopm 1cnoer
et. llltimotl,m til &inu.
26. Den: frantic &rp61er .2e-.
on @ambetta" ienfes al en- eltrigif
|Sorpe6o, sreo et*Tab: al 552 Muno.
+ 90: |:&&pfe 2uftffibe. bomborz.
oercr fetn .engelffe &pitbper.: =
M1.sicrne in6tager 2o,1hino> nor6*
|plt for ll5sofYos1t: =:
30. 8riterre poelegger cite
Itpife l1noerbmosboa6e / l1gens 2eb:
Sen fboerole Meglings=&om=.
misiton ~tilfienoer EFT lille 2gnfor=
'bejelfe for S%11geniprer o. Sprbeoc=
re. paa 90 *beltlige .Sernbaner.
.Gn Sloebrano .4poelagger @olooelen
|of Colon. &onamo, meo ct. Eah Of.
3N Willior1..< .~.~
Maj..~ =: .r:.- -
Gil b@ritHiif.. Gaotrpeooidger %
TO tpife Eorpcoobon6e ffp11fes / ct
.Slog / Nor619en. 49, 9en omeriffan:z
lfe Domper u@,1lfligbt~ ienfes al
.e1t tiff Iorpeoo no for 5cillpz9crz
nc, m1 Gabet al @optejncr % TO
Meotro1er.
6. - &plt=pltrigifc Groppcr of=
f11percr Gar11o>p.
7. Gunor0=2 i1lierls ~2uiito=
'uiu" %torpe0eres og 1enfes al ~
lferne ub for ocn irife &plt, meo
|Eobet al 1856 Me1tneifer, in6bc=
fattanbe lis Mm%erifurere.
s. - Set brittle &rigsifib nMea=
ori" ltpoer pao CIT Mineeog ienfes.
- Spiferne erobrer 2ibol1 fra &1ts=
%ler11e. - &i11a giber efter for So
pnns 6orlangen6e.
10. : Set britiife &rigslfib
u@oliotb" torpeoeres / 9orooneller=
nc me6 ct Gnb al obcr 500 Dlono.
13. = Hreiioent @liion's Mote
fables til TDiflan6.
II. = EDffe 3eppelinere oberfol=
Ser oen engelife &11t, n1c,1 bribes
tilbage al britiife Slpbere.
Of sErn1tf1np11Ap11e p,nhrer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31

ItoS'@S4t RoI1uSu%' lII'S1ltlIh.
81. GDlfe 3eppelincre neofa=
itcr 8omber / 2oroo,ls Jorlteoer.
SUM-.
3. &r5eu1pI %gjcl1erpbrcs al
|tpif= eitrigite 9roppcr.
g.. = @n Garran5a=M rmc> le6et
al General Obregot, obcrpin6er
|@e1. Silla y in6tagcr Bpcn Econ
letter e1 &anap paa 5 Gage.
s. = 5totslcfretnr @rpan relig=
t1erer. Mobert 2aniing 11o>lnpncs til
bans @%fterfplger.
IL. Staliencrne tnotogcr Wro<
oisca og o116re @per al &igtigbeo.
13. Stor Sportpgnsitrejfe /
|Gbicago.
ID. Sc tpif-pltrigife Gropper
pinoer ct fort @lag / @ali5ien.
Is. Sc tpif=pitrigife Iropper
aboncerer impo 2enberg og i1tbto=
ger Muscisfa. On @ifobrille al
%alliere6es 2ufitibe bonlboroerer
&arlsr1be og breber 81 Ner1oner.
= Epife 3eppeli,1ere foretogcr ct
|0berfa16 paa @nglanos Norop] tfplt
og oreber 16 Yerloner.
16. - Den ltore Sporbognsltrei=
fe / Chicago enoes beo 8ologift.-
&usierne oribes tilbnge uo oper
@oli5iens @renoler. Epiflono
i,1bfaloer 100000" unge -in6ppeoc
Sropper til Gonernc:
81. Eplf=gltrigife Gropper
erobrer Motpo &uifo fra Ml1s1erne.
General Sc 8et fonotes ifDl6ig
i TorrGbcri. :
%. 2enberg ii,6tages. al tpif~
eitrigife 1ropper: - Sronifmenoe-
ne inotoger 6pitningen 2abprintb,
belt for Gems. - &pbcrt 2uniino
inb1nttes officielt jom Stots1efre=
tor. =. Es :: /.
127. = Bictoria1ro &uertu orrez.
ltercs Seem: Merico un6er Mnflnge
for at bobe. planlogt e1 ny @apoz
lution*i Merico. IT,, -
= %. SStalien ofbrp6er 6iplo:
matiit Torbin6el{e mes &prfie. =:
Do1ninion = 2iniens 6ragtoamper
rMrmenian" e fp1tfes of Spferne,
mes Gabet at 20 Mmerifnnere.
80. &us1cr11e begp11ber: en- Ste:
trate fra Siitnla=6looen i .3olen.
@ :sSn1i. -: !: j.
. General gotrfirio pio3I for
beabprenbe Nrafioent i Merico, Of
gaar PED 9eoel1 / Boris. Gn
@fsploiton al Ell 8ombe obeteeeer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i bet &pioe
&1.s.
3. S. 3. Morgm iaares at
to Biitolif11o, offp&et' al Sra1f Soft
BEN 1amntes fom arbroGte 8om=
be1t / &apitolid. =:
s.. 6ra 6jer6ejuli= Setter oln=
firing t 2arbet rapporteres i6d9 20
orGbte Berloner % LILO foore=
Sc. &..' :%':" =. ~.
g. Gronf SOFT lon }aoreoe
s" 49,. Mnrgan begif :ioog @elp=
MORO :Tengs1et: -:
-. = EEpbe olliere5e SIppere fore
tagcr cit &a55io ,ober BRIGGS, og
poelGggcr &ajerne.
20. = Sc tg1fe Eropper / set tp=
ife 5pbpeitzMfrito ober9iper fig til
@e11eral 8otbn. .>Den BRITTLE
Gomper uOr6urd" m%ebferenbe
Mnerifonere fra europa, ~pperfalbes
al cit tiff l111oertnn6sbao0 me6
% @ronotcr, 11be11 at bli:
be rant. ~" .@-
10. - Gogrgbere ltanbier 8. &
g. Goget i Mlabamo og plpnbrer
ct @elsb al EFT bolb Million Sol
lars: = 5trejferr i Gbicogos @pg=
gefag enocs.
10. - Sbpn1u5 81. gbiio11 11o=
nnpnes font Sorn1an6 for BEN 11o=
11ebnte &ommisiion al Spfi11bere
til @t9tte for 2an6ets Marinc. -
Sberlt 8letben> l16gibcren at Sc
attle Simes", afgam be6 9poen.
ID. - &arrp 6. Sbotp erflpres
al cit SSurp at bpre normal / e11=
bber @enIee116e.
16. - Sporbognsltreiferne /
Chicago bin6er e1 flor Ger be0
@ol6giftsfien6eIle.
is. Sen itolienife &rpoler
~@iuieppe" ienfes al cit g1trig1f
l1n6erbunosbao6.
90. : Srpgtelig @e6ilagtni,rg al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31
6. - SSoangoro0 inotoges Of oe
tDif=pitrigife Sropper.

w pl~|'SI]N
Z. Soc COOPER og Morris
orqbes / ct N1ttomobil=@eo=
oelpb Des Moines, So.
8. = Sen britiife @rDoler uc5r-
% &rigsifibet u2pnr" 1e11fes
= Oct tprf'ffe &rigsifib uabepr-
go=Din=8orbarosla" ienfes al en-
ll11oerpanosboao peo Dar6onellerne.
5plferne erobrcr &roga. = Sep
pelinere bjenipger ocn e11gelife 9it-
fplt og orGber Is @crioncr; Ell of
golloncrne poclagoes. - Weorqe
Gitcb, &eoofter og &u1norilt, ofgoar
peo Dpoen / Berfelep, Calf.
II. = 9ritiife l1nocrpo11osbaa0e
igler ino / 5ortcfapct % torpe6e=
rer Be to tpife &rigsifibe uBresIo11"
og ~@oeben".
IL. @ciub, 9@tno og 5tron=
bolt meloes at onre / @irf1onbeo.
IA. = Oct britiife Groppclfib
"&opol G6marb" 5Gnfes at CIT tn
oerbanosbaa6 / oct pgei1fe SAB,
neo ct &ab al 900 Menncifer.
16. - Geo Srarf uotogcs af
/ Georgia og benges.
II. - Gpfferne inbtoger Tortct
beo &oD11o. - Set gree tic &obinet
re1tgnerer og Geni5eloS o1tmo0cs ON
at oonne ct NIT Mini1terilm. -
SEQ ct 0berfalo of tpifc 3eppelinere
poa @nglan6s 91itfpit 6rebes 10
Herlo11er.
10. &pioc @tiernc=2inicns
~Mrobic", poo @ejeu fra
til Bottom %torpeoereS 90
al en tbif l1n0crbanosboa6
10 for oen irlfe &plt; As Hcrioner
omfom oeriblon6t 2 M,nerifanere.
20. = Sen tpife Slaa6e o11gri=
Der cit r1sftif gifaore be0 Migo,
beggc Si0er milteoe flerc
- Epiferne inotogcr set rus
Sort peo 9&opogeorgia1f.
Fl. - Galien erfl9rer &riq MOS
Gprfiet. - gu tiff &rpo{er fe11fes:
Elteripen al en- britif* timber
- 9piternc. iuotager
/ &11sldtio. >~*,a2t. 5. :
%. -atGplferre in6togdr @io=
(y1tof og 8reit=2iitobTIf:: 80 "z-
:26. : ENferi,c*% eriobrer set r1is:
Sort Slita:- ED[fer,e lober
for 1abe of Sc ounfom=
tie Mmerifarlere pda ~Mrdbic".
81. - Epiferne in6tager 2utif
Huslun6. -
Geptember. 49,
2. @1lsierne ren1ner Brco=
no. e..
L.. Mlan=2iniens Camper
,Sesperion" torpeoereS uo for Soft
net; 26 >Berioncr .omffom.
7. - G5are11 al @11sla1tb operta=
ger p~erionlig &on1nnnooen oper
Nrmee1.
8. 8rGlioe11te>1 forla1ger
Dl,n1bo's Gilbagefaloel1e. -- Sep
oeli11erne %operfoloer 2onoon, orpbcr
20 8orgere % iaarer Sc.
13. Spife Gropper UNDER Gen.
Bon Sinoenburg gje11ncnrtrenger
De- ..rltsiiife 2inier: mellem: @ilno og
Dbinif~ % noor us. til @opl,o=Yctro=
]roo. .Sernbanen. u
H.. - $40 GoroIino beotoger
Prohibition. ober: belle 5toten.
IS. = &usierne 1ta1loier bon
oi16enburg's. Sremitpo mos Sligo,
% oriber 9ltriger11e loa1gcre til
Sage / @nli5ier.
H.. @ftaretninger mootugcS
ira @ilbiolm11r Stefanion, 8olor=
.forlfcre1L io1n bob6e peret iub1ct
)alDan6et Mor.
Is. - @ilno rpn1n1es al M11s=
%. - Sro11ife Tlpbere neofaltcr
100 8on1ber omfrirg beb oct fonge=
[igc Salads / 5trttgort og onore
/ 8iirtemberg. - Ipiferne
l%l1otoger 0itrotp, men @opeoporten
II oe11 r1Siiife Mrme / Ggnen beo
1n6gif at blipe togct tilfonge.
IS. - Sc Mlliereoc paa Sen
Sront begpnoer ct 1terft
almin0eligt Mngreb pao Sc tpjfe
5fDttegrabe.
%. - Sc Mlliereoe opnoor ct
pao 500 MilIioner Dollars i
Amerifu. = 9ltrig=l1ngarn bien1=
Mmbas1a6gr 91tmbo.
80. - @1t troaolgs Selefou=Sam
tale foregaar mellem M1nerifa og
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31

Battered at the: Post Office at st. P au I,
Nina, a. second class Matchmaker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-31
Mngmit.

2. Miton> Sobeoitaoen / Sur
lano> i%n6tages al Epiferne.
5. - 8arlalt in6toges al So
- Diplomaterne fra 5Do=
Mmerifa f%onfererer / @aibington
ont Sitlatione1r / Merico.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-28
[Approyed March 26, 1851

Fish-Open season May 1t O October 18th, inclusive. Limit, ter
trout " bass, o ten pounds OF san No limit on catfish, carp or min
lows. 1t is unlawful to take lake or river trout shorter than even inches,
and brook trout shorter than six inches. Mere casting OF line or other
such act constitutes an ohense. Unlawful to fish within 100 feet of any
dam containing a fishway or ladder. Unlawful to fish two hours after
shutdown or one hour before sunrise. Unlawful to ship more than ten
pounds of fish. Uen trout allowed, regardless of weight) Unlawful to
have I'm possession greater number of fish than amount allowed by law.
Unlawful to buy or sell any lake trout, river trout, Or any brook trout
which are less than fifteen inches in length. Penalty-Fine OF not less
than SIS nor more than $500; O prison term Of not more than sx
months, or both.
Deer and Acknowledgements 18th to October 18th. Males only.
Limit, n during season. No open season for females and fawn. Use
of hounds prohibited. Unlawful to have in possession during closed
season.
Mountain Sheep and Goat-season closed until January /, 1920.
Pheasants-- Protected until September l. 1920.
Bobwhhe, Partridge, Other Imported Birds-No open season.
ten per day.
Grouse and Mountain QuaI-september 18th to January 1st inclu-
sNe Limit per day. grouse, six; quail, fifteen.
Duck, SandhIl Crane, Plover, Valley Quail, Prairie Chickens, Culew,
Woodcock, Snpe-September 18th to March 18th, inclusive. Limit per
day: Valley quail, fifteen; duck, twenty; plover, five; snpe, fifteen.
Geese-Sepember 18th to March 18th, inclusive. Limi, ten per days
Unlawful to destroy nest or eggs Of any protected bird; to use a shot
gun of larger than tel gauge; to buy, sell, barter Or trade any kind of game
o game birds or to ship same III of the state; to kill or destroy or at
tempt to kill O. destroy any blue bird, blue jay, thrush, hooking bird,
oriohe, humnng bird, robin, meadow lark, swan, or any other plume,
song or insecivorous bird.
Lcense-It is unlawful for any male person yer the age OF IA years
to hunt or fish without having first procured a license Sc to do from the
county clerk or from the game warden.
Fees-Resdents, 81; nonresidents only for a period of thirty days
will be issued to my person upon the payment of 81. Any person who
may lose or have his license destroyed must make afadvit to that effect
and procure another license in order to enhtle him to hunt and fish.
Penalies-Violatono of the laws regulating fish and game is a mis-
demeanor and punishable by a fine of not less than $40 or more than
$500, or by imprisonment in the county Jail for % than six
months, Or by both fine and Imprisonment.
Fish and game acts provide that it shall be II o defense for violation
of any OF their provisions that the game or birds were killed tut of
the state, or taken or killed by any other than the one in whose posses
sion they are found; shall ignorance of the law be any defense.
citizens may be invoked when it is deemed necessary, or when resist
ance is offered.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-28
FOX SALE OR TRADE

For Nevada Land-A fine 80-acre
:arm in the Ozark mountains in Ar
Thirty bearing peach pear
plum and apple trees. che, half acre
grapes. Forty acres of good
Young timber. Small house and out
buildings. Fine spring mountain wa
ter. Ideal place for fruit growing.
-
Three miles from town and one-ha,f
nile 70 school. If you are interested
write the Appeal, or Lock Box 4o4,
Carson City, Nevada. MIST
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-28

Columns have been written in tn,
local newspapers of Nevada to show
the viciousness of the mail order
habit that seems to be firmly fixed
especially among the inhabitants O.
small towns and rural districts. A
huge catalogue, alluringly printed Il,
c%olors, showing everything from {
Partisan. gown at $1.6o to a moving
machine for 1920, catches the eye .!
the rural buyer and he Immediately
begins to figure just how much he is
being swindled out of by his local
merchant, forgetting that the mer-
chant is selling him a standard arti-
Gle and stands back of it with a guar
antee; that he is on the spot to hear
any complaint that may be made and
stands ready to see that the article IS
money back" A late report states
that Sears, Roebuck'& Co. did a total
business OF $S,464,715 during the
month of May, an increase of nearly
one million dollars over the same
month last year, and by far the great
er part Of this enormous business
came from the western farming and
industrial centers. 1t means that
hundreds Of communities were drain
ed of that amount OF cash that went
70 build up Chicago to the detriment
# their own communities.
In these days of standardized arti-
cles a purchaser gets just what ne
pays for. This applies equally to
automobiles as to furniture, sewing
machines, cream separators or ging-
ham gowns. No farmer would think
of buying a horse from a picture, no
matter how highly colored the
chrome might be, but he will fall fer
a set OF six pieces of solid oak furni-
ture for $l3.oS and his wife will buy
Il bingham apron for II cents that
you can shoot peas through and after
the first washing is fit for nothing
but a fimsy pot rag. You can go
INTO a household or on the farm OF
any patron of the mail order house |
and spot the goods he has paid his
good cash for and has been outrag-
swindled in the transaction.
The victim Of the mail order habit
believes he is getting the advantage
n price because OF the greater buy
ng facilities Of the catalogue
delusion that is s~edulously
cultivated by these concerns. Nothing
S or can be further from the truth.
II these days Of standardization, asi
IbOve stated, a purchaser gets just
what he pays for--no more, no less.
When anyone offers you something
just as good as the standard ar
icle for less money, you can put it,
right there that somebody lies.
t you doubt this, try to get a stand-i
Ird guaranteed article from a mail
house, it matters not whether
t is a sewing machine, a cream sepa-
a wagon, an automobile tire Oc
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-28
What Do Mail Order Houses Do for
You and the Town You Live In?

any of the thousand or n things
that fill the pages of the catalogues
from these e and see what
you will get in reply.
With the exception of the stock
market, the mail order business is the
! only business in which the entire cap
ital is advanced by the trader in adj
vance Of the transaction. Further
more, it is a strictly cash business,
hence there are no risks, no bad
debts and no necessity for the need
to make immediate delivery to the
customer which means capital tied up
indefinitely. Did you EVER stop to
realize what it would mean to your
home town and county in the way Of
more taxable property, better streets
and roads, better schools and local
improvements if these millions sent
away, never to return, were invested
right here as they should be? What
would you say to your home mer-
chant if he were to ask you to pay in
advance for every article you pur-
chased from him insight and unseen,
and then be compelled to wait for two
or three weeks for delivery? But this
is what you do every time you send
for anything from a mail order house.
Do you know that there is not a
local paper published in any town in
this country but that can get more
money for advertising and boost
from mail order houses, if it
would but accept it, than it can get
from all the merchants of the town
in which it is printed? But news
papers realize that a community is
builded by the money that is sent
of it.
Try to imagine what would be the |
if this mail order business were
20 be pushed to a logical conclusion,
when every merchant was compelled
o go out Of business through lack of
ocal patronage. Suppose you were
Unable to buy any article of any kind
'r character in your own neighbour
lood, but must send away for every
hing that entered into the daily needs
# your life; where the postoffice was
he only trade mart, the only venue
through which your wants could be
How long could you en-
ure such conditions? Remember,
he mail order house pays no taxes
, your county, is not interested in I
our social, civic or financial WE'LL
cares nothing for your educa-
.onal advantages, the security Of
property rights, contributes not
cent to the maintenance of your {
of justice, but are concerned
in draining every dollar from
our community and grudgingly re- s
the least possible value for
hat it demands cash in advance. :
dollar sent to a mail order
ouse reduces by just that much the =;
"laterial prosperity of your own home
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-28

The APPEAL is the official paper
of the County and State. Advertise
in the APPEAL.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-28
10 NOTICE S

r A.. M.-Lewis Chapter No. l,
holds regular convocation on the
third Friday of each month in Ma
sonic Hall. at 1880 y. m. SoJourn-
ing companions are cordially m
vitei to attend.
T.. {. PETERSON, II. P,
f. ID. VANDERLIETH, Sec'y.
Z AND A. M.-Carson Lodge, Mol,
holds its regular communications
on the third Thursday of the
mouth in Masonic Hall. at 7:3O p.
IN. Sojourning brethren are cor
J,a,ly invited to attend.
T. A. LOTT, w. M,
e. d. VANDERLlETH, Sec'y.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-28

An advertisement in the APPEAL
will bring results. Advertise in the
APPEAL.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-28

Don't bother your neizhho- Sui
,cribe for the Appeal
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LOAN TO BE SIGNED
WITHOUT CEREMONY
Anglo.Frenoh Bond Prospectus
Out This Week.

There will be no ceremony attached
70 the signing OF the agreement which
will formally complete the S5oo000,00O
Anglo-French loan, according TO a
statement made yesterday By mem
Der Of J. p. Morgan & Co. The sixty
banks, trust companies and financial
houses who will put their signatures 20
the document will not do so ell at once,
but gradually. That Is, the agreement
will be passed from one member OF the
syndicate 20 another until the last
name has been added.
The prospectus outlining the empha
sizing Of the loan will probably be
made public about the middle Of next
week This will be comprehensive
document, and will thoroughly take up
tho history Of France and England. lay
ing particular stress on their ability 20
stand benlnd their financial obligations
in the face Of the most serious din
culties.
Bond men were enthusiastic yester-
day over the meeting az the Waldorf on
Friday. at which J. p. Morgan told them
in person many OF the things that will
be included in the loan prospectus.
Reports that an important meeting will
be held tomorrow by the Anglo-French
Mission with local. national and state
bankers and trust company heads 70 de-
wise ways and means for extending
vast commercial credits 20 the Allies"
were denied in responsible banking
quarters.
Il was admitted. however. that dis
cussions will doubtless continue with
Lord Reading and his associates on the
matter Of arranging further credits Of
a strictly banking character"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
CLEARING HOUSE
LOANS EXPAND
Surplus Off Nearly S6,000,OOO
Now Under $190,000,00O
DEPOSITS Higher.

The actual Clearing House statement
showed a decrease in surplus Of s6,9, >
40 to sls9,374,720. Demand deposits
increased s,772,O00, time deposits in
creased s11,774,O00 and loans increased
$43, 797, 900. Reserve in vaults and in
the Federal Reserve Bank increased S5,-
$4,000, while specie in vaults in
creased s5,267, 900.
Surplus reserve In the average state
ment decreased s4,298,300 to slS7,6O2,-
$50. Demand deposits increased s2l,-
10000, time deposits increased 49,
1000 and loans increased s26,6S8,0OO
Reserve in vaults and in the Federal
Reserve Bank decreased s4,422, 900, and
specie in own vaults decreased 3d.
100 mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
Lifting the Super.Tax.

IL is TO be presumed that the seuea
taken by the five big odd-lot houses !.
curtaiI the business n small eonuis
ments has been successful, bee..'.
yesterday il was made known 'as;
after Tuesdays holiday odd lots WOW.
again be obtainable At one-eigh,h Of !,
point above the market lns'esa "
one-Quarter above. Why the sms.
trader should have been penalties - :.
extra eighth OF. a point because ~.
facilities Of the exchange were Lv.
adequate 10 handle his business IS CIV
of those mysteries which have no VIZ vi,
satisfactory answer. Theore'ieS.n
any one who wants 20 get the oest 3
ecution of his orders should cea' a..
the unit Of trading. Toe shares. o. -, y.
mul,iplos. But when il is renlemps...i
that for years the Street has reas'. -
the value 20 the market and 70 ~.
country of the small trader, II seem .I
strange that some better way CO..
not have been devised 70 meet al ~
ward situation than 10 impose IN s'"'
tax on his trading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
TOPICS OF DAY
IN WALL STREET
Stock Markets Railroad
Day Sees Many New
High Prices Made
NEW HAVEN CROSSES
so AND CENTRAL PAD
Changed Situation In BaIL,,.
May Restore War Issues to
Their Old Prominence.

On apple days and orano.
everybody IS supposed to buv a, 80.
one apple or one orange. as N. 49,.
may be. Yesterday. by a sor, 49,.
understanding. was the stock MAIL.
railroad day. People didn't bYv 80
roads. but they bought railroad ,b,r.
with an enthusiasm that has lon, -
conspicuous by its absence. 50 IA,
those securities are concerned. R.,,..
the week that has just ended ,L.,
were attempts 70 arouse public i,,.,
est in the rails. but they vera d.
abortive. Not until the war e..
were made, by concerted effort. "a ~
as though they no longer had anv re-.
tatiOn left % preserve was the 80
raign for the railroads really ef.,.'..
Months ego 1t was recognized AZ d,
sighted persons that the railroad. -,
fine future. II only half the seesss..
OF returning prosperity for g,,ss.
business were justified. But MI,
stocks usually are ak months 10 . va.
ahead of the country, there is sutl
thing in the stock market as being -
farsighted. That was what som, !,
the important speculative interests d,.
covered who bought the railroad, A.
weeks or two months ago and had q
carry them along until the war s,u.
enthusiasm could be given a NOR,
blow.