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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
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uutiSia.



ia, bubtif. Is p. flo $50 ip.
Smpeluieuran fofous Wrs. Gan.
faan lltona bubtif. % y. flo 9 pGi.
mGllG.
Is. Wuort,
Yub. 662. SrontpOo6, WticD.
"2iitun" fpmiertti onnistui nil
me iunnuntai. iltana erittdin bptuin.
&aaniaa of @alo ieurau aipara buo.
ne aiman tdpnnG ia obieluta oil By.
ND. EGmG lalil,tfoniertti on pfii to-
oistus iiitd, ettG observation-disclosures
on muiiiffipoimat foto bptpGt. uieat
nllorista opot fiitett6rpasti febitty.
meet muffin alalla.
= Maa mpDSGGn, tai t~uuofrataan.
Mlefirioittaneella on pienoinen taio
ldbellG Surlepta, 8is. 3dmdu u,ppt
iopimilIa .mafiuebboilta tai muot.
raan bcindmaafli toto iiteu ctta
mtofra matietaan roballa tai iiteu,
eta iopimufien mufaau tcbbaau putt
ten fofoamista mliofraa .luaStaan ia.
malta n,aalIa. @aa OIL loptpaa bel.
ndmaata, faspaa bplpin eifd ole IL
.ipiG. :. ,,n,..a ia.
Seen tGnlGn ottaa 9liomioonia. fin.
ioittafoon icuraafpaila, oiotteella:
g.. .@nerit ,e,,, y e
28or 63, Sronluooo, Wicb.
6nffai Snrleen jofeea. Biimc
pcriantaina erdair pnolaIaiien polii-
lin Sobn &atIpenstpn 10lultotias
poifa oil mennpt 6itinia f1sfpstG ia.
esfelcmaan piiita Surlepn iofiipariif-
ia, poifa Scott & Soue iabampllpn
lllona oil mennpt iobatuffien pdGlte
ia puooten tlifficn m1liin. Boifaa
etlittiin ioesto fofii p1ilp1G luurclla
joufollo, mlltta turbnon. @iimc
iilnnuntaioomuno menimdt iuoma-
lniict Neffo A(bo ia Saul &uotioldi.
men, pDptGen oiianonloililto lllpao
iouon 6ofeo buffumttta. Se fofenei-
ma Suomcsia 10 tGllaiiiin etiimiiiin
fuitnin iiiGlId I6piimdt buff
funccn pojon monbempicn ilofii. go
jon lpdnbcumot fiitolliiino ctlijoillc
ontoilpot loptGjilIe $1,000 polffion.
@uffunecn pojan boutojailct o!iludt
tiistoino.
- Sron @eltisiS wolittiin tGllc
ipllooelle ieitrooipot wirfoiIiiot: Wo.
i%lrifii, Sobn @iitq, iuonoloincn;
iuperniIorifiL &icbaro Gilju, liionl.
ia Die Slion ruotialoinen; %firinri,
u. 6. 2amnuinc, ron:folaifen ia Os.
far 2oojaId, iiipm. rubostonboitoia,
Sobn 2anttG, iilom. ia u. 5errautti,
itolialaincn; lperottaio, VI. Weripolli,
beleialainen; fonstaapelit, 6. 8er-
ipolli ia 9. Srouoi, itol. ia tiepooii,
Scrmon Glaiie.
= SnomalaiIia reeorbia ia Bic-
tor @ictrololle SripIetisio-
- On belppo lGptaG mita tobeottc
muiiifisia Sripletin jetueli foupasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
G~ae~s~0~~~Ne~
Snmalanpalluelnfiia ia bartams.
betfiG:

yeittu.
.Gnii iunnuntaina S%ronipoooisia
flo $50 up. grmin fplGlld flo 1
pGitp1lIG ia Ban 9usfirfisid flo B
iltop. Goblin foull,lla bartallsbetfi
Iauontuino, I. t. "a pnG flo 2 ip.
Huoriioieura &oiton tpOfofoi,s
icurof. firfon baaliSia periantaina, t.
t. % pn1 flo 7.30 Italia.
8afefieloisiG neutrality-suspicious.
iunnuntaino, t. T. 25 pnG flo $50 ap.
ia flo 3 ip.. iefd 1,noriioieuran obiel.
malicious 10 7.3e Htalla.
Spntpnpt ia tasteful.
SronpoobiSia: Sobn ia Mnlanoa
Ssljaninun poifa, @ugen 8ilbo go.
mart lpnt. moalisf. Is p. faSt. bub.
tit. II D..
2lollut ia ~baiioattlt.
Grtpin fplGsid: @nna @gneeba
EiemelG fltoIi tltberfulooliin iuolis-
tosia, bilbtif. 6 pnG 12 10. 5 IT. ia
49 pr. if1iicnG, buabattiin Sronlpoo-
bin bnbtif. 8 b.
Balfrio %. 8ilen,
geIeiou 471.W.
61O 6. ggcr ct. Sronmooo, Dsicb.
Niaoriioiemra &oitOn obielma-
fofouflesta pGdiiGispdimGna, josta
ferrottiin Milttaian mime mimerosia
oil iGGnpt pfii ripi Iatomatta, josia
ferrottiin toiiesia WORCESTERSHIRE
la eiiintpneen ainoastaan @ntti Sro.
mo ia 9lrmas &osfi, mltta, iosia
mposfin eiiintpipGt neioit Smpi
.&oartincn, Senja 2noma ju' Gamma
&on9as, iofo tGten foriataon.
= &aniallisienrafnnnan luulll-
borjoititfict pioetGdn alma tiistain
ia perjantain iltoina flo 1873 III. fir
fon 9aalisio, patti iilloin ei, jos on
iotafin muiita nina iltoina ilmoitet.
III bdaIisio, iosta ilrnoitetoan alma G.
oclliicsiG borjoitufiesia.
&aniallisienrafnnnan ompellt-
icuran fofoits pioetG1n tGnGGn, tors.
toillo Wrs. Yristolin lliono &. Hor-
ricn lufeeiillo flo 1aS Italia.
- &anIallisienrafnnnan mieSten
toimeenpanemaSia illalliiesiu 10. f..
81 pn1 oil pleiStiilo $143.45, moitof-
ii jGi $91.3S mitd tdbdn osti on tilt
tcttp.
GofunSiuieraamme: past. s..
&irlpi matfltsti f%otiinia Glppn, miimc
~torstoino, past. s. $. Seimoncn mat
fusti fotiinid miinie periontaino;
past. s. Giljeroos lGbti toimimoon
Understandable Minnciotaon ipiine
lauantaiaamuno. Eastorit &allto-
nen, 9uuii, @Gnttd ia &onfila mai
fuStipat fotcibinia mime fesfiwiiffo.
iltono.
Sartansiemrat Sron 9eltisia,
miioennen pGGllG Semminein toIol-
la, t. +. Is p. flo 2 pGhp6llG.
q. Sosiel.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
: Maanviljelijat ottakaa hue

- Maanviljelijat ottakaa huo-
INCOME. Nyt Glen tilaisuudes-
50 myymaan kaikkia MEANWHILE
lyskoneita ia muita ty0kaluja
mita vaan t~arvitsette, halvem-
malta kuhn mita niita voitte saa-
da muualta. Kunnioittaen:
j. G.. He'll.
- Talo myytavana. go eekker
rim suuruinen maa, kaksi MALTA
Brantwoodin asemalta, Wis. val
tatien vieressa kauniilla paikalla.
20 eekkeria valmista peltoa 40
eekkeria heinassa ia on helposti
puhdistettavaa. Hyvat huoneet
asuinrakennus kooltaan 40X40,
iossa on alhaalla seitseman ia
ylhaalla kolme huonetta, karja-
rakennus 60X26, konehuone ia
sauna seka useita muita huonei-
ia. Erityisten syitten tahden
myyn halvalla. Kirjoittakaa O.
s~otetella: Victor Maxi, (omist.)
Il. F. D. No. 8, Brentwood, Wis.
- Juuri saapunut vaunulasti
Weber Observation-Disclosures karry-
ID ia vaunulasti Racine polka ia
yieteri karryja. Kaykaa Heidc-
nan G. Thompsonin luona jos O.
lette jonkun maiden tarpeessa.
- Konsertin toimeenpanee
Ironwoodin Concert, Orchestra
Ooppera haalilla t. k. 20 p.
- Kaksi taloa myytav;ina, KY
sykaa lahemmin j. A. Sullivanil-
ia, 9al. ~, lh-
- Tilatkaa kuorma meidan
"Slapsia'', Morgan co. ses' ~
&C., aanppiasiS ubn =. Ssfola IL.
)ennptti pilotipdlipelioiltaon faii il.
tao fuusias fpbcntnGfii.nr Ussf. r.
- OIL
perimGttGmi1 e firieita nieuraapiIIc
fa~nfalaiiille: Sulba 2abti ia @nna
Ypllari. X ty."lT ,-nil
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
Halutaan Observation-Disclosures.

Halutaan talOudenhOitajaa.
Olisiko taman lehden lukijois-
sa sellaista naishenkiloa, jonka.
sopisi ia olisi halu pienen maa-
talouden hoitajaksi. Sopiva
myoskin sellainen, jolla on yksi
lapsi. Halullinen saa lahempia
tietoja kun kirjoittaa osoitteel-
la:
Frans Sukava,
Box IL. .Janow, Man. Canada.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-15
@oacbie d1neen n%ntiIia.

SioinnIdinen @eootisti icurafun-
I'd. toimii iuureit, dnondiien illanpic
ton "@alcs" raittiusieuran toIolIo
innnuntdina,! t. f.!fS7p. flo 15S ip.
Sbielma tulec iiidltGmGGn plbeito
past. &c. Titf6icItd ia g. q. Niirnel.
ia, icfd englanninfielcllG tri q. 6.
Scalep'ltG; pianon %ioittoa Misi So.
lolalta, fiiprolai,l. Sronmoooin lefo.
fliorolto ia Sirst Nc. 6. firfon firffo,
fuorolto; riinon ~loiIuntna Wr. IS.
llrpifaiielto; ipolo loillua fitarin ia
manooliihin iGestpficllG Wrs. &c.
EitfGieltG ia Wrs. Hurmclta.
@Gliojoillo noutitaan l~eilpoStcn
fonsia fabpio. Serpctuloa jofoincn,
flulemnnn ia nollttimaon.
'Sartouslciiroio titIloon pitGnGGit
ielraopiSlo paifoisia ia oifoina:
Sron 9cltin r.-boalilIo torstoino,
Is p. flo Z ip. MonteceIlon raittilts.
ia, min fe epdilemGttG ppptdiii ettG
baaIisia periontoina 16 y. flo 1gS il.
Wontreal, isis, r..baolilla maatialls
tairla, 10 D., flo 1913 ip. 8afefiel-
Din roittiitsbuaIisin tiistoiita 20 p.
flo 1873 ip. GtelGfplGIlG Somn baa.
lila fesfimiiffonu, 81 D., flo HS /.
Gitarin ioittoa iefa mposfin %ioolo.
lauliia runiaasti iofa pnifasia. gu.
buiina eiiintplpGt post. %. SitfGnen,
Goliimetista ia g 81. Nurmi.
Teripetliloa iofainen flnilcmoon ia
fGtfem1Gnl
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-12
Wet Kankakee Runs Behind
The Citizens Are Demanding a Change.

The Citizens Are Demanding Change.
The vets in Kankakee are putting up the
usual cry that if the city votes out the saloon,
it will be unable to finance its affairs In SO
doing they call attention to the present financial
condition of the city under wet rule An exam
nation of official records shows balance on
January IS, 1915, of $3,S3o7o. According to the
report of the committee on bills and accounts for
the month Of January, there are current debts to
the amount Of $2,28o5o. To this amount must
be added a payroll which will foot up not less
than $1,000 making a total liability of S., So
Deducting the balance on hand, it is quite appar-
ent that the city is in debt the sum of $I,44o7I.
Official information shows that the city has
expended more money than was appropriated and
that therefore, if Kankakee goes dry next month,
the city authorities will have to pay off in dry
year Indebtedness incurred in a wet. The peo-
pie of Kankakee are beginning to realize that the
saloon is a tax-maker, not taxpayer.
This is one reason why the voters of Kanka-
kee demanding change and there is every
evidence that they going to get it.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-12

which has given undue notoriety to the states nan
cal condition But may be emphaticaly stated that
the loss Of the liquor has been purely neg
ligble factor.
Mr. Rice gives the present bonded indebtedness
at $II645ooo and says the bulk of it matured in July
1913 In this statement he gives away his whole argu-
ment. The report shows that the bonded debt
of Tennessee in 1909 before the state voted the
liquor traffic, was $II,459,Ioo According to the
World Almanac, which bases its figures the report
Of State Comptroller the bonded debt of Tennessee
1911, two years later Sill 100000 that is say,
over $4,000 less than when the state voted dry and
the tax rate instead of being increased Mr.. Rice
would have us believe, remained at $50
These uncontrovertible facts give the Gle direct
to this paid hirelng of the liquor interests.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-12
Tennessee Grossly Libeledj

The liquor interests of the United States cir
culating throughout Illinois a pamphlet entitled
"Tennessees Finances Wrecked by Prohibition"
The pamphlet is reprint of article which appeared
in the Abingdon Virginian, paper published not in
Tennessee but Virginia. The author is J. G.
Rice, we'll known in Tennessee as the editor of
liquor organ.
The burden of Mr.. Rice's song is that Tennessee
has had trouble with its finances practically all of the
time since the adoption of statewide Prohibition in
1907 and that the present time the state is prac
tically bankrupt. The statement ends, might be
expected, with the assertion "Ths unparalleled
dton in the of Tennessee produced by
statewide Prohibition"
There is just word to characterize this
tion-it is a gross LIBEL.
Briefly stated the facts regarding Tennessees
financial condition these. Ever since the Civil
War upset the financial policy of the state Tennessee,
like other Southern states has had difficulty reorgan
izing its finances putting them firm basis. It
has, of course, been heavily bonded since that time,
but the state has met the problems involved bravey
and has solved them wisely and we'll.
If, during the past year it has had more than the
usual difficulties with its finances the loss of the Ii
quor has had positively nothing to do with
the fact. There has been trouble between a
Republican governor and Democratic funding board,
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-12

Whenever any element or influence enters
life and the state to paralyze energy, to de-
crease production to render distribution un-
fair, to impair credit, to pervert desire, to ban
ish the spirit of thrift, and to destroy capital,
Political Economy should find some law to
eliminate that element or influence and to pro-
tect life and the state from its baleful Effects
DR.. A. A. Hopkins in "Wealth and WASTE.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-12
Hustling Hillsboro
Dry and Glad of It.

I read with pleasure the wrte-up you had
OF Hillsboro in last weeks American Issue
[ wish to correct the statement made in re-
gard to the amount Of money spent in public
improvements for the year 1914 You had the
amount printed in the paper as $1,000 If that is
the amount I gave you it is my mistake, as the
correct amount is $7oooo
We are proud Of the growth Hillsboro has
made in the last few years all of which has been
done since we voted out SALOONS and with
out dollar Of saloon license money.
In the last four years there has been built in
the city three splendid concrete bridges at a cost
Of about $1,000 each. These were paid for in
cash without bond issue. In the year 1913 the
city put in a sanitary sewer district at cost OF
$4,000 We have about five miles Of paved
streets one-half of which has been built in the
last four years.
There has just been completed a White
Way through Our business section, and we don't
doubt that it is true as we often hear it said by
men visiting our city that "Hlsboro is the live
Hest town in the state outside Of Chicago"
O. NJ. HAMPTON, City Clerk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
THE + MARKET.
Contracts ClOsed for Upward of
go 100000 POUNDS Of Metal.

The mos, important DEVELOPMENT in the cop.
per trade yesterday was he closing OF CON
tracts for upward of 10000 roun"s OF e'"c'
~troly,,c, ac, ording to reports. mainly 70 cover
the electrifcation OF q portion OF the enc a.o.
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad system. the
deliveries to run well over the hrst lev
months Of next wear Tho British Government
also purchased 1000 tons of American electro
lytic, equivalent TO about b.On.V1 polind-, LOT
war purposes Domestic wire manufacturer
also covered contracts recently received from
power plants in the West. All OF these large
transactions are understood to have h"eN r'l'
through on the basis of l~. per pound. ana
smaller transactions AT lNisc delivered thirty
days. but because OF the heavy transactions
the largest producing Interests advanced ask.
Ing prices late m the day to lst.c. to lsA.c.
delivered thirty DAYS The Aneri' an SINE. 'iug
and Refining Company is reported TO have
taken furrlgn business AZ 100 g. I. I Iondon.
This on to.dsy'- rate of sterling exchange,
hign, freight rate and war risk, Is Equivalent
to about lsc 9 I + New York The marict
Al the close was higher for foreign az well a.
for domestic shipment.
The London market for standard copper
vas ID quot or WIN .po, I rri1s. oS shS ,S,a nrs
expected. Exports reported eince the first Of
November have been only - tons and dur ne
ports since the first OF November have IN.
cluded SIS tons Of copper. e5 tons OF matte
and l.ai5 tons of ore.
Lead was strong, with an upward tendency
In prices. following additional libaral buying
for export to Russia. Great Britain and
for ira. sno, and Nopemb 'r' and sal !" Of hemi"s
Lead were made a few poin,e higher. No.
vember- December delivery al East 81. Louis
interest vas asking <Sb cents for December
delivery.
Agents for Great Britain and France in
the las, two DAYS have made additional
purchases Of refined snelter al I5i. cents for
delivery during the first half OF November.
shipment, from tho West. Spo, at New York
was steady yesterday at i5L. CENTS, Although
buying has been freer the sharp advance
has brought out larger offerings for nearby
and fn,t,r, la1Iyary January md alrpar
shipments from East 81, Louis were offered
Al lss. and March ~ cents a pound.
A reaction in the London market for tin
yesterday caused an easier tone here. with
sales of 20 tons Of spoi AZ 81 cents. sixty
day shipments from the East were easier nj
81 Gems g. 1 Z New York. Straits tin AZ
London receded n Ios. but no cables were
received from Singapore, standard was also
weaker with spot down II los. and futures
n lower
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
FINANCIAL NOTES.

A syndicate of banking houses headed
by Domtnick 4 Dominick has purchased
the ~, 900, 900 per cent. cumulative pre-
ferred stock OF Aetna Explosives Company
divid on the stock is payable January
rs. 1915. The total authorized issue Of
preferred Is 81. 500 900. OF which 80. 500. 900
was outstanding before the present sale,
The stock will probably be offered for
public subscription later.
cuiar issued by Its i%nvestmon nj bond de-
partment gives the following advice:
''Conserv,tism and care In the selection
Of Investments Ia particularly necessary
at this time. as speculation In securities
Is rife and many Issues have become nc
genera, Investing public, In the security
market It Ia not usually the good that Il
the most advertised, on the contrary, the
bad gets the best advertising, Is 1t needs
Il most
The Ray Consolidated Copper Company
will call for retirement on December 81
It's 81. $50, 900 ten year Q per cent, CONVEX
ito on any interest date, Inasmuch as
thew are convertible into stock at 20, the
call for retirement of the bonds VIII prob
ably hasten the conversion Into Ray shares.
The next dividend Of Ray will be payable
about, tn. close Of Dec.mbet to stock Of
and practically all the bonds are expected
10 be turned In for conversion on the
day Of record emitting stockholders TO the
dividend. Bondholders will then receive
dividend on the shares received In CONVEX
zion The most important point IN the
development viii be the fact that It re-
leases Ray Consolidated from the necessity
of providing a sinking fund on the bonds
| which amounts to about ts2S'ooo . year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
THE GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Closes Weak-New Highs
EsrIy-Mnrket OverbouRht.

Virtually ignoring several bearish
Items, many In the wheat trade bought
freely during the fore part of yes
terday's session. Az a result, sharp
dvanc were registered. The rise Of
the December delivery at Chicago was
rapid. and carried other months along
This position has gained about 10 cents
q bushei In the past several days, and
others about z cents.
The sentiment In speculative quar-
ters was quite bullish. Commission
house buying was stimulated by the
wide publicity given to the extent OF the
recent export business. A factor In the
strength OF the session was the official
showing Of seaboard clearances. the to-
tai being $500. 900 bushels. These rep
resented a new record, which was shared
by New York, this port claiming about
2'bOo 900 bushels Of he enormous ship
ments.
r.. port dealings were checked by the
advance. While there were about 7OO.-
600 bushels reported taken for foreign
account yesterday, much OF the business
was made possible by the recessions in
the list. The tone at Liverpool was
easier, In partial reflection Of the open
ing of a new port In northern Russia.
which may result In fair wheat ship
mrnts from that country during the win
ter. There were private est m for
an Argentine wheat crop of close to
the liberal showing Of the season Just
ended. thu suggesting that Argentina
will have close TO 100, 900, 900 bushels
for export, commencing about January
l, 1916.
The closing weakness OF the list wal
attributed partly to Its bad technical no.
alton. Timid shorts have been forced
10 cover, and a miscellaneous long &C,
count has been formed. according to the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06

The Nevada Consolidated Copper Com
pany reports for the quarter ended Sep
tember 80. 1915. net earnings Of ST.
$50. 621. as compared with $422.725 for
the corresponding quarter In 1914. with
a balance of $s40,s25 after dividends,
against s422.725 last year.. nc dividends
being paid Their. The surplus for the
quarter was $612,352. against s25s,244.
During the quarter the company pro-
duced ls.5ls.12l pounds OF copper,
against 1l.25s.42l produced a year ago,
The undivided profits Of the company
as OF September 30, 1915, were 49,
$4,000. as compared with s2,7S6,s2 on
September 80. 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06

advices from commission house inter
ests. Furthermore. there was selling IN
the Chicago market for North estsrn ss-
livery attracting these offerings. Brokers
re presenting country holders OF wneat
claims that a material falling on In the
receipts was imminent.
Prospects are for continued favorable
country. The interior movement 30 far
this week totals is. 400 900 bushels, against
ls 100000 Lac, week and is,ooS, oo To a yss,
Isib,e supply statement is expected Brad.
street. grain export. for the week we're
July i is i2i. 900, 600 bushels. against $780,
.,o C TpE ,iI,r .n ,GT.,s2 here mar Es. rr sHss;
rates from the Argentine are very steep
and with exports from the Ba kans and
Russia practically Impossible an unusual
states. II is believed that the eusines.
during the past few weeks has been fair
an Spe ,srf.5 Una. d.m rSpor'e Vas again In ev,.
dence yesterday. The strength In wheat
induced absorption. although In the lste
backs in other grains. some of the large
houses are not bull ish and say that the
oO.srnnSn, IerGr, on o Mcc cSs zoo wi, su: ;nG.
a crop viii provide a bis. surplus. ,cr sS:
short ~,nteres, IN the market has been ma.
~teriaily reduced. part Of the buying having
been caused by the numerous reports OF
the crop being of inf rior quality.
Oats-The advances were caused oy
the upturns In other grain. Export buy
ing was lighter. Fresh business for for
eign account was estimated at 500 o0o
bushels Interior receipts have gained
more than 2.5o0. 900 bushels this week ana
there has been a moderate Increase In
the volume OF hedge selling
Provisions-After selling on on the I'M
eral hog receipts and the absence of cup
port. a better tone developed Shorts were
credited with the buyi1g, and there we're
rumors Of an improved export demand
Chicago prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
ILLINOIS LINES LOSS GROWS.
c. 4 r. I. Railroad Reports Larger
Dencit in Past Year.

The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Rail-
road reports for the year ended June
80, 1915. total revenues from transporta-
ton of sl4,04l. 1913. a compared with
$l5,42O, 200 for the previous fiscal year,
Total operating revenues amounted to
$l4,2lo.6 COL. against 3l5.633.624. with net
operating revenues of S2.604.697. as
compared with $2.547.l36 In 1914. The
operating income Of the property was
sl.s67.22i. an Increase Of $50,5ss. while
n total income of $2.550.590. showed
a decrease OF 34s5.375. Total charges
were $4.395.0ss. leaving a deficit for the
year OF Sl,s44.497. rs compared with one
Of Sl.525,s 92 In 1914 Tn debit bal
ance Of the on June 80, 1915,
IL given as S2.sss.O57. against a previous
debit balance of $l.0l5.73l on June 80.
1914.
william j. Jackson. receiver for the
said: THE total operating
revenue decreased $l.423,02a. as the re-
suit OF the general depression In bust
ness which affected both the movement
of freight and passengers, and continued
throughout the year"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-06
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and r'o-morrOw.
For eastern New York, partly cloudy to-
day Sand tO-m0rrOw: moderate north 70

For eastern New York. partly cloudy to-
northwest winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pcnnsyi-
wanna, fair to-day and Tomorrow; light
hortn TO northwest winds.
rpr southern New England. cloudy, un-
settlsu' with rain along the coast to-day;
winds on coast.
For northern New England. continual
CIouuS anu unsettled weather to-day and
winds. "'S'
For western New York. partly cloudy u.
day and to-morrow: moderate northeast 10
east winds
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-The storm from
the upper lake regions moved rapidly east
ward and WAS central on the southern New
England coast yesterday. causing cloudy
conditions over the northeastern quarter
OF the country, snow In parts of the LAKE
regions. northern New York and New Ems.
land and rain In western New York and
southern New England.
Elsewhere the weather was generally
fair and the pressure high westward over
the Mississippi Valley.
In this city the day was cloudy; slightly
warmer wind. fresh southwest; average
humidity, II per cent; barometer. cor
rtcted to read TO sea level. at 3 A. NJ,
1888; . y. NJ, ?o:ss.
The tsnperaturs In this city ycsserisv. ~
recorded ny the oNicial Thermometer. Il shown
In the annexed table
1915. ioitL 1915. 1915.
,sAMN &: g.: sEEMM H.: 4. -,
al NJ. AZ 54o,2 MA AZ 49,
Highest temperature, 52'. at II A. NJ.
Lowest temporal ire. 40. 1t d 4.