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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
COTTON FUTURES TAX
| UNDER ATTACK HERE
Its Constitutionality Is Cues
toned Because Of Origin
in Senate.

In an argument aver tho suit brought
by Hubbard Bros. & Co. to test the
constitutionality Of the cotton futures
tax law Judge Charles NJ. Hough Of
the United States District Court de-
clared yesterday that the act was, In
his opinion. similar to the law passed
In the jackson Administration impos-
ing a 10 per Q tax on State banks
for the obvious purpose Of driving
them out OF business.
David Miller of the law firm OF
Miller n Auchjncloss. representing the
plaintiffs, replied that there was a close
the difference that the cotton futures
act was unconstitutional, while the
State bank tax had been upheld by the
United States Supreme Court.
The argument came up on a motion
made by Assistant United States At.
torney Earl Barnes to dismiss the suit.
which is brought against John Y. Lowe.
collector of Internal revenue, The
plaintiffs ask that the collector be
forced TO return to them the $1,000
which they paid under protest as a tax
on a cotton future transaction in the
local market.
Mr.. Miller argued yesterday that the
main point on which the law conficted
with the Constitution was that the bill
had originated In tho Senate. whereas
the Constitution distinctly provides that
all measures for increasing or raisirg
revenues be first introduced In the
House.
Congress. Mr.. Miller asserted, had
the right to tax certain privileges and
was also empowered TO impose a tax
on the extent TO which the privileges
/ were used. as in one case of the excise
tax. But II had not, he commended. the
right to tax the manner In which this
privilege was exercised.
Judge Hough will hear Assistant
United States Attorney Barnes argue
this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
THE COFFEE MARKET.
futures Fairly steady-Moderat e
Volume OF Business.

The coffee futures market yesterday
was fairly steady, with moderate vol
ume ~ business. The near positions
nave been showing the most gain in
strength Of late, 1t is the belief that
sh'''' are trying to cover the near
months n are finding little coffee for
sac Outside interest In the market
stnNS Of Il negligible character.
Brazilian cables quote Rio 7s at 1926
ava santos AZ at $500. Both un-
sh"Lgcd. Receipts total at Rio 10000
IIast az Santos. $4,000 bags, at Sac
t44lo 5000 bags and at Jundiahy
t'''o bags. Stocks increased at Rio
s'"p bugs and at Santos $1,000 bags,
. "N.hdnge On London was down
~ az ~ ll-32d.
Prices were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
sLOSS SHEFFIELD STEEL & IRON co,
HIrmlngham. Ain.

The BOARD OF Directors Of this Company
has declared a quarterly dividend OF one
and three quarters per cent, Il 20 on thu
Preferred Stock, out OF the earnings, pay
able October !, 1915. at the once OF the
Central Trust Company OF New York.
without the closing OF books. to the stock
holders Of record at twelve o'clock noon
September Is, 1915, at the office OF said
Central TT Jst Company OF New York.
transfer agent. Dividend certificates rep.
resentlng such dividend viii be delivered
TO such stockholders OF record on october
!, 1915, In an amount equal 10 one and
~three-quarters per cent, IA%) OF the par
value OF the preferred stock, Said certlf-
Gates Will be dated October /. 1915, and
will be payable october !, 1915, with inter
est from the date thereof at the rate OF six
per cent. (6G) per Hnnum.
New York, September IA, 1918,
Il. l.. MORRIS, Secretary and Treasurer.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

OF the Horn silver Mining Company for
the election OF Directors for the Year com
mencing January LIST. 1915, will be held AT
the once Of the Company. Room sos Me
Cornick Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, on
Tuesday. October 18th. 1915. at ~ o'clock
noon.
Tho transfer books will close on Sen.
TENDER 18th. 1915. and reopen on sep
tsmber 2sth, 1918. at 10 O'clock A.. NJ.
+. EMMETT. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston, Sept. 16-Trading in mining
shares continued quiet. There was a
steady tone. with prices moving in a
narrow range. Nipissing. New India,
Butte and SUPERIOR and American Zinc
were active Ventura oil showed
strength On Increased activity. Rail-
roads were quiet. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l6.-Changes in
price were slight except in Cramp &
Sons, which advanced 3 points. and
Electric Storage Battery. which was up
a point. Cambria Steel sold up TO 63ls,
but closed unchanged for the day at
sax. American Railways was off ~.
The m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
REIMBURSEMENT OF CAPITAL AND DEBT
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
st. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
Company

In view of the appointment of a Receiver for each of the above
named Companies, the time for the deposit of the securities hereinafter
described with the Depostaries and Sub epositmies named below, sub
been @s extended ten s1I rs 8" AN HBbrfieN%cIIhtJ D 81 2GToBER Ra is i SMy l. hi' h'
Default having been made in the payment Of the interest. due
September ], 1915, upon the Forty Year Four Per Cent. Gold Loan
Bonds, the Five Per Cent. First and Refundine Mortgage Fifty Year
Gold Bonds and the Trust Five Per Cent. Bonds due January l, 1917,
mentioned below. THE RESPECTIVE DEPoSiTARIES AND SUB.
DEPOSITARIES FOR SUCH BONDS WILL, IF DESIRED BY
DEPoSITING BoNDHoLDERs ADVANCE TO THEM UPON
UPON FERMENTATION OF THEIR CERTIFICATES OF DE
POST HERETOFORE ISSUED, THE AMOUNT OF THE INTER
EST DUE SEPTEMBER l, 1915, UPON THEIR BONDS. Ownership
certificates in accordance with the Federal income AK law will be required
in case OF all advances.
DEPoSTTARIES
Fore Capital Stck Of Tho Missouri Pacific Railway Company
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. 81 Wall Street, Nw York City.
For The Missouri Pacific Railway Conpsnys Forty Yes Four Per Cent Gold Loan
Bonds due March q 1915.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. 10 Wall Street. New York City
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Sent. l6,-Stewart Warner
was very strong and active. Chicago
Pneumatic Tcol closed easier on profit
taking. Union Carbide and Peoples
Gas continued firm. Other issues
showed small changes. Commonwealth
Edison IS were again the feature OF
the bond list. The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Tho Yale 4 Tow ne MANUFACTURING Compan,

A dividend Of one ana th%ree-quarte DER
CEN. WH.W) for the quarter ending Sep
tsmber s0th, has been declared by lie
Board OF Directors out of past earnings 10
stockholders OF record at the close OF Gust
ness September 2bth. 1915, and payable
close at the close OF business Septembe.
s5th. 1915. and reopen October LIST, 1915.
j. n. TOWNE,
Secretary.
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THE CENTRAL BRANCH RAILWAY
CohPANY'S First Mortgage -Four
Per Cent. Gold Bonds, due February
l.. 1918.
THE CENTRAL BRANCH UNION PA.
CIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY'S
First Mortgage -Four Per Cent. Gold
Bonds, due June /. 1919
THE LEROY AND cANEY VALLEY
AIR LINE RAILROAD CON-
PANY'S Five Per Cent. First Mort
gage Bonds. due July /. 1926.
THE KANSAS CITY NORTHWEST.
ERN RAILROAD COMPANY'S
First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Gold
Bonds. Series A. due January /. 1888.
BooNvILLE, ST. LOUIS AND SOU.
THERN RAILWAY COMPANY'S
First Mortgage Forty-Year Five Per
Cent Gold Bonds, due August /, 1851.
LITTLE ROCK JUNCTION RAIL
WAYS FIRST Consolidated Mortgage
Sis Per Cent. Bonds, due April /. 1910.
rug vNpX txn nx1.l-.- NJ Vt ria
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
United Shoe Machinery CORPORATION

The Directors OF this Corporation have
declared a quarterly dividend OF IN %
(37ia cents per share) on the Preferred
capital stock and a dividend OF go $50
cents per share) on the Common capital
stock. payable october 9th, 1915. TO stock
holders OF record at the close of business
September 18th. 1915.
l.. A. COOLIDGE, Treasurer.
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COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,

New York, Sept. I6. 1915.
The Board of Directors have this day
declared "a quarterly Dividend OF rive Per
Cent, on the Capital stock OF this Com.
pany,. payable September 3oth, 1914, to
stockholders, OF record ~ the close Of busi.
ness 81 ptember ?2nd. 1915.
The Transfer Books will not close.
i. W.. WIGGIN. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
THE PrTTsBURG MARKET.

PITTsBuRo, Sept. l8-Stocks were
quiet and generally unchanged. Small
declines occurred In Pure OIL and
American Window Glass Machine Is
sues. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
COrTONSEED OIL.

The selling for outside account was
liberal. Weakness In cotton and lard
prompted the profit taking, Crude oil
freely at ioc. There were moderate
tenders reported, with deliveries 90 far
this month totall!ny 2i,oo0 barrels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
Customs Receipts s3Is,s22.7a.

The total receipts for duties at tho
Custom House yesterday were s3lS.s2-.-
10, Of which Sllb,63777 was for mer-
chandise withdrawn from bonded ware
houses and s203, 2siSS for recent i'm
portations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
DU0UESNE LIGHT CO.
DINIDE\D 81. 3

Pittsburgh, Pa, September 10, 1918.
The Directors have this day declared
a quarterly dividend of
ONE AND THREE-fOtRTHs PER CENT.
1& %) on the 10 Cumulative Preferred
Capital Stock, payable November /,
1915, TO holders OF record October !,
1915.
Cheques will be mailed.
c. j. BRAUN, JR., Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
LOsi, FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST-Black silk Handbag, with tor
toise shell top. september a. Pennsylvania
station, |. Il n 80 4, NJ. Reward II
returned to ONCE OF Hotel 81, Rcg.s. No
questions asked. A. Is.
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Closed steady.
Open High-Low.

Spot cotton at New York waa quiet. 8
points advance; middNng, 10. Southern
spN markets were chang ed. IL TO Is points
Alvance, with New Orleans. lo3sc Galveston,
Msc savannah. lOsc.: Houson 10. Soc F.:
Augusta 10. Ssc:, and Memphis, ! case.
The New Orleans market closed steady.
p1es were;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
THE WHEELING TERMINAL RAILWAY
COMPANY,
Office Of the Treahurer.

Pittsburgh. Pa, September /, 1915,
First Mortgase Bonds o. this Company
purchased for the Sinking Fund October
I, 1918, from the lowest bidders. at a price
not to exceed par and interest. Sealed
proposals TO sell bonds must be In the
hands OF Messrs, WinsloV. Lanier e. Com
pany, New York City, before three o'clock
=, NJ, THURSDAY, September 80. 1915.
T. II, II, MCKNIGHT, Treasurer.
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on the first day Of August. 1918, made In
accordance with the provisions Of the Banking
Law, sections l3i and 2lg.
Full name Of depositor
or shareholder, last
known residence or
post Office address
OF depositur or Amount
shareholder. date OF Date OF First
OF original deposit. Deposit. Publication.
f., IL. Carter, assignee OF
Dickinson 4 Company.
80 Wall street, May
Jonah X. Cole, Rich
mond. Staten Island.
Apr ), ) 7......... sl,o7 Sept 10. 1914
Elizabeth :. Miller. Ber-
D, 1858 -,...,..-. 81 90 Sept 10. 1914
West oath street; Aug casa
Louisa TrotuJp,, 2iIts Fifth
avenue; nov, /, is74 300 IS Sept 10, 1914
state Of New York, County Of New York, 81,
WALTER KERR, President, and JOHN G,
NEDDER, Assistant Secretary. Of the NEW
YORK LlFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY, a Trust Company, located and
doing business in the. City of New York, In
said county, being duly sworn, each for him
self, says that the foregoing report Is a fun,
true and correct statement OF tho unclaimed
deposits, div and interest Of the NEW
YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY, made In accordance with the
provisions of Sections 1874 and 80 of Chapter
s6V. Of the Ranking Law as shown by the
books OF said Company ON the first day of
'Sn, WAITER KERR. President.
"su' JOHNC NEDDER Asst Secretary.
Scvcrally subscribed and sworn to by both
dcponcnts tho 3rd day of september, 1913,
Notary seall WIN, II. AUSTIN. Notary
Public, Nassau County. Certificate hled in New
York 60. y Y. Co, Clerks ONCE. No, 10,
n, Y, 90, Registers once, No, 605l,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 16,--The securities
market was steady. Gains were made
by Cosden ana Elkhorn Fuel. The sum
mary:
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For THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
WAY COMPANY'S
Five Per Cent. First and Rounding
Mortgage Fifty-Yesr Gold Bonds, due
September /, 1859,
Consolidated First Mortgage Six Per
Cent. Bonds, due November l., 1920,
Trust Five Per Cent. Bonds. due Janu-
airy /, 1917.
First Collateral Mortgage Five Per
Cent. Bonds, due August /, 1920. and
Lexington Division Five Per Cent. First
Mortgage Bonds. due Angus, /. 1870.
ST. LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN AND
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CON.
PANY'S First and Rounding Mort
gage Six Per Cent. Forty-Year Gold
Bonds. due July l.. 1881.
THE KANSAS AND COLORADO PA
CIP1C RAILWAY COMPANY'S
First Refunding Mortgage Thirty.Yea
Six Per Cent Gold Bonds, due Febru-
airy /, 1888.
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REPORT Of the UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS.
Dividends and Interest OF the
Century Bank Of the CIty Of New York

IentuIy b1nk Of tne
on tho Ara, d.v NJ Aus
accordance sd",,o with the . pStoy y,
E"ii'nsms ~ donos,,or
~ arehoido uepoo
Srawn ro.iderco
nos, nmre addrcss ~
SSeRSstor nae. or .; share nrIs-
nal dcnos,a VI o's
c. n. Dixon. Clarendon
Hote lot, ., a. , Y. City N y;
Nficbnie xyoIio oioi rjrs,
AVE- e, " CITY. N, Y:
,.a Feb 2g h, 1904 "a r,.,,
Iao,h =, W Gi,y
wv 1J Ok ,ooy''
yohn ~ Ra.i.o' re-
90 I,,v
WoW iso''
4 ni.i1npsn, s.igro.
ioon hn.iun
NV ~ Iar'
3, 1898, ,',.'.-...
Julius Erdos, 22l East
l22d St, Y. Y, City,
N Y: Feb. 81, 1905 :
8, Fisher. \. Y. City =. o.,
N, Y. CITY. N, Y; Oct.
4, zoos ...........
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Madison Ave. n. Y.
1907, '..,,'
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Ave. A 18th 81. l.. 1,
City, n. y; Dec. 20,
1902. ....,.,........
10th St, n, Y, City,
n. T.; June 4, 1900 -.
Max Lederer, Special, 2i53
I'd Ave, n. Y. City,
n. Y; Feb. y, 1909 ...
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n. Y: July 10, 1910. -.
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Leon swami. \ Y. cit,
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New York wheat prices were
Open High. Low. Clos
ing. est, est. ing
September . III
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Open. High. Low Clos. 4!


IL NJ bids to Liverpool were: oco,ber,
bic; January. lie. March, II SIC. The
mrSet there Is due TO open to-day ~ TO
q, points decline.
ReCelpts and stocks uara.
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TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK., 40 Broadway. New l%k City,
sUBDEPosTAREs FOR ALL SECURITIES
St Louis: MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.
London; GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ADDITIONAL SUB DEPosTARES
(Er Bonds: HOPE a CO.,
Amsterdam: AMsTERDAMscHE BANK
(Fa Stock; Administrator ohee Of BRoEs 4 GosMAN.
B-s' For Nv FER SANK MS R1 1RER4EaSk E sT5fissn
zua,. or f'" p' s CT fias rise HEX kREDrrANsrALr.
N"'' For Five Per ss is Ei?7 TEbSEERSAsIIEs
Berlin r Z" f'' FER 6 SCI ssf EEGTPR E NIH oEsELLscHApr.
FLANK %m"s. md nun" Be .s%sed d s III ate oa or ttsS' e usH per 81 hare are i%s3%pS ie NS,
R Fs. Sof At "'' eEnps s' bo os and mus a' Sc ' "eo s%s. R5F BY ss' .h eodsd af ms ssdfns! a am e sSy
s ss.S s5s !, iy and r ssnts t gs SSsd. must as to Be pr 1sssaass % sr be soa IotOI Sond i. S b 5s ,.s"
, ,s r in The. The name of u ms R,ope a p sT .s. an. sS.m S ,eioT %y MED .n5 BY proper Sope ar., 'smTsern Of
Of UGH rstsIy '"
D.pca.d :.e-da- v - b. r-~-.A. after osob~ Is. 1915 ..e.p.- o. torn.
named below. ~"""
DATED. New York September $ 1911, KUHN, Loci & CO.,
Readsshnent Managers
The undersigned Committee, have approved and adopted the Plan and Agreement, of
S.~ Sh h.yf @pseeSey "eprssns% III prompt deposit = their eeaHn. !" "e 's''
ALEXANDER J. HEMPHILL ChaWmsn\
ROBERT FLEMING dsodoa)
DONALD oEDDES Committee rr,sentng F1s
JEROME j HANAUER PH Cmt It an *
ALVIN W. KRRcH 'w"nt "t's' '"~
c T. Ter MEULEN (AmSerdsm)
lrr B F.~nIn. seaao. 40 Broadway Ne. York City.
PRANK N b. CLOSE CAsDua.
OTTO II. KAHN
JOHN X. MeCLEMENr committss representing
JOHN W. PLATrEN FTTy Year -Four, Per Cent
G SIEGERS Amstadan)
W. H. WILLIAMS
B.w. Jors. s~vaH,. 10 Wall Street. New YORK CITY,
JAMES N WALLACE. cAsr~a.
Es aGsSss rAss4sss.1ss.S s esSG .ssi i:s s''i E:G.;;
ALBERT II WlGGlN Company Stock
ROBERT WINSOR
cE. snlrR. Secretary. " Wall Street, New YM. ch,
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
philadelphia COMPANY
III Nj NJ llA

DIV No. 1870
pittsburgh. Pa, September Is. 1918.
The Directors have his day declared
a quarterly dividend OF
oNE y ONE-HALF PER CENT.
on the Common Stock, payable Novem-
Der |, 1915, 10 stockholders OF record
October |. 1915.
Cheques will he m Med.
C. J. BRAUN, JR., Treasurer.
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lions Of the Bankins
'
Amount Dass Of
Of First ,
Deposit. Publication
se7A.7e sspe 1914
es.s sepA, isis
co.'s Sept. 1914
1854 Sept 1918
2el.1s ecpt. 1918
% TO Sept isiB
so seps. 1914
ieS 90 Sept. 1915
"a 81 Sept. 1915
70 s. Sept. 1915
ieo. 90 Sept. 1915
81 80 Sept. 1915
3 ~ Sept. 1918
7s.i< Sept. 1913
50 81 Sept. iuS
90 ~ Sept. 1914
a. 10 Sept lelA
90 ss Sept 1919
81 3s Sept. 1914
1874 % Sept. 1914
81 50 Sept isis
81 % Sept. 1915
iss 90 Sept. 1915
100. 90 Sept. 1915
LOG 90 Sept. 1915
so os Sept. 1918
oI.W Sept. 1918
90 90 Sept. 1915
50 81 Sept. 1918
81 ~ Sept. 1918
~ a. Sept, 1914
1891
90 rs Sept. 1914
.y
~ 26 Sept. 1914
70 80 Sept, 1914
so 80 Sept. 1914
IS ~ Sept. 1914
GO so Sept. 1914
81 IS Sept. 1914
.'
y Of New York IS
ORD. President, and
I X, Cashier, u tho
HE CITY OF NEW
nd doing business In
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Exports yesterday, ls,l5s bales. Total thus
bales last year.
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II VNT Ut THt NININTFU UEPUSTTS
Dividends and Interest of the
new YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY

on the first day Of August. 1918, made In
accordance with the provisions OF the Banking
Law, sections l3l and 2lp.
Full name Of depositor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-17

on the first day OF August, 1913, made In ac-
CordanCe with the provisions OF the Banking
Law, sections 1874 and 40,
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on the first day OF August, 1918. made. In
accordance with the provisions OF the BANKING
Law, Sections l34 and 2le. '
Full name Of depositOr
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ICOLA

dos los asuntos del ejercito, Sc debe
la eficacia. verdaderamente aSombro-
81. solo comparable con Ia alema-
ma. cue viene desarrollando en- todos
los mQmentoS de Ia colossal guerra.
Il ejercito de los "mujiks." esos Sen
.illos c~ampesinoS rusos. TODD coraZGn.
odo valor Y resistencia indomable.
Nicolas. al ponerse al frente del
,jercito. no era bien querido de I'm
,educido numero de militareS, que !e
.onocian de cerca, que sabian 81 Va
or extraordinario de organizador, dc
perseverance reformador. Y 81 entra-
liable amor a Russia.
En- cambio era oGiado por IN Gre
lido numero de atlas figuras del
,jercito. porque 81 Influenza habia
.estado los medios de aUmeutar sus
'ortunaS. les habia qujtado las que
)oseian. Y les imposibilitaba hacerias
! los que comenzaban sU fomento.
Nicolas. ha enviado Il preside. 4 las
.stas de retirados del ejerciro russo.
muchos generates, jefes ' oficia-
:. que en- los manejos de los fondos.
e las proviSiones Y de toda clase lie
bastecimientos. hacjan granjeria. 70
abau ' cncanaban 4 Ia nacion. Nj
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Actores dc Ia Gran Tragedia

Sc diScute en- Ia nora preserte. po,
criticoS, tacticos = e~StrateSaS, qui&T
es el general mas grande de cuanto.
tienen bajo 81 mando tropas en- /;
cOntienda de las ~naciones europeas.
CUando Ia pregunta Sc hace, 81.
vacilar. todos los interpelados deer
Nicolas Nicolaievitch. Gran Dr.
que de Russia.
rs, en- efecto. e. Gran Duque n
coIas ito segundo de! Gar. el gene
raj mas grande de todos. y es, q !
vez. e. mas granGe general. ' tan
bien el que mas grande ejercito CO
manda.
Sus tropas sumar la euorme eff.
de Siete millones de so,dados, de 10
que Ia miJad. pr6Ximamenre. esta,
en- Ia Inca de fuego. Ia mas grand,
Inca de 6ataIla que jamas ha habi
do. pues Sc eXtiende Sobre 1900 mi
Has. SuS reservas de primeru line
cucncan con un million dc soldados
en- los campamenCos. pon.endose e
condicioues de II a Ia guerra. ha
sobre tres mi.lones de so,IadoS. d
todas las proceJeucias. en- esa 2
gsntesca Russia, Ia racion mas graz
Ge.de IA TERRA.
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la emrresa era a"dUa, tai Ct impc-
s,bIc De mandarla q efectuIr ctr
general. Pcro era Nicolas, Y la bri-
2ada SC precipito en- aqucllos panta-
nos y q~ucbradas, dispucstos jefc.
' soldados. a MORN, que no otro fin
podia 1ograrsc de Ia empresa.
La brigada volvi6. ante los ojo.
atonitos del Kaiser. que no Grey
iamas en- la procza, Q ir0nico. Gui-
llcrmo dc Prussia, vOIviGndosc Il Nico-
las. para hacer mordaz critica d,
Su ordeu. para acibarar cl triunfo d.
aQuctla cabaIlcria. pregunto cuanta
bajas habiau ocurrido en- la marcha.
Y Nicolas, r~ccogicndo cI guantc gu"
Sc lc lanzaba, s]ardonico, rcspondio
Solo SC han qucdado dctras, 10
caballeros oficialcS alcmancs, de vuc
tro Estado Mayor. que enhancement
han qucriJo acompaiar d mis- Soda
dos.
En- cfccto, una bora mas tardc.
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HONRADEZ N|L|TAR
Padre e Hijo'

El Emperador guerra tomar a Ra-
tisbona.
Sus generates, antes del ~asalto, pa
sar0n revista a las tfopas. Uno de
clos, creado Baron Eel imperio, en-
Lekmuhl. era un joven de NOS 80
amos, afable en- el vivac, severe en-
la marcha, bueno con sus ~soldados..
Llamabanle Duclos o mejor aun, ell
Baron Ducl0s. Examine desde lue-
60 a sus gr~anaderos, antiques vetera-
nos que habian visto las grandes
,iornadas de Arcola, Rivoli, Castiglio-
ne, las Piramides. Austerlltz. Guam:
10 lego al frente a las '~lineas, ell
general saludo al Aguila y abrio sus
Elias. Y Duclos avanzo, Ell tanto,
lie su Estado Mayor. p
Ash paso su revista a la primera
fila. 2
FL general conocia a todos sus
lombres; contaban de treinta a Gin
.uenta amos. Y los generates sc ba-
ian para tcner d sus ordenes a aque-
los viejos que hacia veinte amos es-
2eraban la cruz Y tuteaban al Empe-
'ador.
A ii tie Vi EN- Mont Thabor-dijo
Ouclos. -: %.
ST, mi general, era listed CAPT
an.
y til furriel de Austerlitz.
A veces Duclos enderezaba una
CORA de pelo. En- mitad de "a cuarta
fila detuvosc enfrente de un hombfe,
g inm0vil, ls %contemplo. -. ~.
FL hombre era viejo. Ell general
Indifference, cont0 los botones, ma
nej6 las aTmas, miro al soldado dc
pies a csbeza.
-Poca limpieza. ..-dijo.
Y con el dedo indic6 en- la car!
tuchera una mancha de barro.
-Por que no tie conformas, con Ia
~ordenpnza? Tienes la honra de ser
legionario Y te %preSentas con barro?
Palidccio ell hombre, abri6 la boca pa
IA hablar; sus manos temblaban. Pc
paSo n l., Sn fol 10