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New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
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Washington. September y.
ARMY.
Col. EUGENE ,. LADD. Adj Gen. 10 WASHINGTON
f1r examination fof retirement
Following psomotlons In Coast Art, rhASn, W.
COZ 10 Lieut. Col HUDSON PArIVN 70
Major. TIiERY W NILES 90 Capt, Lieut.. .oi.
COZ and Cspt NILES remsa q, pfeseni auass
MAJOR PArT0N % For, iianf'on.
Major ALoNZO CRAY, in.p. Gen. assigned itth
Cav, Dcceaber J.
Major JOHN W. HEAVY. assiFnsd Ns mi'' NO
Cat GEORGE W. wISTERBURN O. 81, G;
from Chicsgo. % duty a. nsstsn' 70 pepo'
q N Tor KsOxt. femouHt delot -
Resiration seeoad Lieut. BRUCE wEDGWoop.
s.'1nd Lieut.. Carl sPATZ s5th iai. attached
Aviation section sk C3Fps a. student. 10 sis.
C1Tps Aylaflon Scllooi. san Diego
Leave u al.sicr FIRST Lieut. ALEXANDER l.
JAMES. Jk.. lstA Cav. three m0nihA
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24

Paris sept 23-The weekly return a... ., ~ cod In
q France shows q. 1 ioli9sns ,a aser in hand in
c,esssd Sg5 600 francs notes ~ S'its H..
c,ess@d ~ sTl 600 francs tgessuf5 o. ,''.S.ssat
"a Slo oa1 franc bills discounted tl. 80 f,g.
A., r.5.. nd .dsances dc0Fo4Ssd ts-'esV 'is1'''
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
TOPICS OF DAY
IN WALL STREET
Our Investors Attitude
Toward Foreign Loans
Not Appreciated.
HARD TO SHOW 1T
TO OUR VISITORS
Germany Reports Good Response
to Government Borrowing
Southern Pacific Gains.

Opinion as 20 the outcome of the
Anglo-French credit arrangement has
varied widely during the protrscted
ts,ussion Of terms. In investment cir
,lss confidence in the success Of plan
hs. would facilitate our foreign trade
tn grown steadily stronger, Higgling
nr terms has, however, caused a
.ssiing to spread from those enga ged
the discussions that some serious
assrence Of opinion might possibly
lssd 70 breaking of negotiations. This
las started such reports as those that
made necessary yesterdays denial that
'trstion" existed. Actually, the stu
Giion seems 20 be that it is proving a
hard job 70 bring our visitors TO an ap-
rEee!stion Of the attitude OF our IN
yssting public and its effect on our
lending Institutions. The nnanclers
from across the water came here after
Great Britain had successfully place.
loan OF nearly S3,000,0 100000, paying
~ per cent. AS a result Of much per
ssssion, they have come 10 consider
per cent issue here, free from the
British income tax and payable, prin-
tpsl and interest, IN dollars. Such
a. external loan may not unfairly be
sad 10 come ahead Of the internal
lasls, as it would have 10 be paid
stiore al else TO preserve internation-
a credit AL this appeared d great
tcheesslon
Our bankers have been considering
ne mind Of the American investor. 10
ne ordinary bond buyer government
bonds mean obligations Of the United
kstes government. Issues legal Tor
nyings banks he is familiar with. Any
tiher bonds, so far as he is concerned
tome in one class. and it will take
Considerable educational propaganda 70
BAKE him rank direct obligations OF
irnee and Great Britain ahead OF un-
eeFlylng issues Of solvent railroads.
Banks here realize that they have got
. take the great part Of any bonds
IA. may be put out. They wish them
% be as attractive as possible TO our
general public, which ultimately, II Is
ieeped. will absorb q great proportion
them. In the mean time bankers hg
et they will have 70 carry the Dur-
cen for quite a while Deposit OF the
proceeds without interest obligation. Is
toi they feel, sufficient return FOR
nelr part In the accommodation.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
[By Telegraph TO The rnbun..l

Louisville. sept 2s-sHEEP and LAMBs-Re.
eeipts 6s making a total Of 5sl for The week: :
ouitt no material chang IN prices Cholce lanns, ,r
ia faf sheen. ~ d Be.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. September %. 1918.
BEEVeS.

Recoints s3s head all for slaughter. with tie
e.rep,lon Of cars. which were held for Friday 5
trsde Feeling steady. with fair receipts expected
tomorrow Dressed beef In fair demand al uh'
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Is Feyerish, with
Sharp Declines-Corn
Market Lower
New York September g. 1915.
WHEAT.

WHEAT.
The wheat market wAs very fe1ertsh and after
having shown net gains Of !. .g2ec prices sAsed
~ toward the close and hral quotations
lAdlAc net lower. TIE September position In
Chicago vas particularly erTaflc. aud shorts there
were very nervous over the probable decision by
Of velvet chan wheat with do"kase Bumor, that
sort oi a hitch had occurred IN connection
with The Arrangements FOR the foreign loan caused
more or less selling and Furthermore tie lale
Vest that Canadian wheat vas being offered 10 he
Northwestern mills in competition gith American
spring wheat duty paid.
In the local cash market No red winter and
No 2 hard winter we're quoted a. tl261 (
New York. No ! Nor Duluth. $l.0i and No ! Nor
Manitoba 94+c C Buffalo
CORN
Underlying sentiment IN the corn market WAS
hesrish. and prices a. the close u The day were
K6lo net lower Weather conditions favor
claim thai more or less damage has been dcnc by
the recent fross, The trade a. large minimzed
this probability. a. temperatures Lave not been
unseesonSby low Furthermore. cfcrs from the
county o. old corn have increased. and 30 Tar
this weeks receipts a. interior points have eK-
ceedsd last weeks BY over 400 bushels. In the
local cash market 40 z yellow corn quoted
st s3Ac. prompt shipment. all rail
OATS.
Price changes IN the oats market were narrow.
hut the underfone was fairly steady and hnal
prices were &c lower 20 Ac higher The local cash
market steady. 70 white quoted A. tu-zg'
No white. ssi7aseisc: ordinary To fancy clipped.
40Gi2i7c. all elevator
Market hrmer. No Western. N.o3a c New
York
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat C.ose, ieste,,iay ~
September ................-.......-S ~
December ..........--+ -..-'+..ts l'pi
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

The Southern Pacific Company in its
income account for August reports
gross operating revenues of Sl3,207,-
S56. which was 500 greater than
for the same month last year. There
was an increase of sl,242,0e2 in net in
come after expenses and taxes, which
tctalled s4,596,970.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
I. s. Rubber and Transportation.

r,as financing Of the Pacific & Idaho
ssvNhern Railway by the Meyer Rub
~ company, a subsidiary OF the
r-'ea States Rubber Company. as re-
s'se IN the appointment Of receiver
-. me transportation line early this
ehh' has Sroused considerable com
~saI a claim by the Meyer company
presented on account Of an unse-
,.se ,.'se loan Of s663,9l0. which was the
s,sasSetion that has puzzled Wall
49, In explanation Of the loan an
,..ti ti OF the holding corporation said
S,'efcay that the railroad property
~ @ken over IN payment Of the debt
n. customer, and in efforts 70 place
k. company on q profitable operating
l. - !, advances had been made not only
~ form Of the unsecured loan, but
/, sn the purchase Of bonds as well.
49, thought that the road might be
49,. over Us difficulties, but the con-
0r.saan0 g. Of a competing road by the
rnstvh Shcrt Line, a subsidiary of the
s,,,.. racine, convinced the United
IA, Rubber Company management
P,f;ss" continue the operation Of the
s.s, : Idaho Northern would not be
Va, ss,.snns enterprise. so the recaiyership
vac natural consequence. The rail-
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. September %. 1918.
BUTTER.

Receipt. to-day s2il packages CFelIn7ssry asi ei-
,ras (S2 score. &c. higher seo,ias -
D9c stats dsiry. fnest. 26g -6isc. good TO prime.
2iL.. common % fair -la -size; ren9tslsi.
-, 5a.. 6r-fs 2sa.3i.c. lover ggAdes. q 2 =,
,.s,,ery rrsis aai: q 43c. ladies. current
maks frsts ~ &c; seconds. ale lower grade:
I9a zoe; packing stock. June maze uhe. ~
I-Mlse
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24

Paris. Sept. 23. Trading was irregu-
lar on the Bourse to-day. Three per
cent rentes. 81 francs 20 centimes.
Exchange on London, 27 francs II CEN
Times
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24

New York Chapter Of the American
Institute of Banking will hold its COM
mencement exercises In Masonic Hall,
Sixth Avenue and Twenty-fourth Street,
Tuesday evening, September %.
The New York Stock Exchange has
elected J. Nelson Steele 70 membership.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
PROVISIONS.

The provision market was nervous and rather
feyerish' Prices eased on after steady opening
aral orotatons were al about the best of tne Gay
The volume Of business was not large especially ~
lard and ribs Receipts Of nogs az Cnicsso |gte %t
receiysd i 800 and Omaha $500 PoRk-Sieady !:
mess SIC sl5 5o family. Sl91$5 short .s c.s@I u
assoc. packet. ST. 50@tls. eztrs. india mess.
81 5oa $3.50. DRESSED HoGs-fiHrmq; hac2ns 2S9li
rigs 'i5S.c CIT MEATS-Pickled bellies firm;
10 lbs iSc: u lbs .l2isc; "a lh; n. lli. l53e:
picked hams steady. $50 ls+e. TALLoWTs.,e1,dyy' ~
IARD-Fifm: Middle West s3jqS.i5c. ciIy. lard
arm. SIC: refined lard steady; Continent sSOc'
south America. l5c. Brazil. kegs lose; com
pound frner. TSQ77sc. stearine steady; oleo sAe'
city lard seATine. 9isc.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
German Lonn,s Success.

Germany closed her third great war
i'an with estimates that there had
Been received subscriptions amounting
% even more than for the ones pre-
.solng which were estimated at around
GlVO,oo0,O00. Germany's internal bor-
,owing has seemed successful. Funds
Hraed over 20 the government are paid
sssk to her own people and agaip come
The government. From one point
v view, the chain seems endless, out
as Is regarding only means o. pay
ssnt Germany is using up her wealth
!. tae battlefield, and the best part o.
,e men are not producing more
sssalth. When the war ends she will
:. = poorer, even though her compare
we ISOLATION gives her few debts
,sofosd 70 meet. Ruled autocratical-
z, as that country is, il Is probable,
.oseser, that accompanying this de
sSuetion Of her resources is less prl-
'te waste than In Great Britain.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24

A. A. Housman & Co, members Of the
New York Stock Exchange, have just
issued an interesting circular, "Con-
vertible Bonds"
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24

The nervous fluctuations in the wheat mtrhet hag
disturbing influence on -four, and the volume a,s, 81
business was comparatively small ~s u va rni'eSis
ssreement regarding values. The following p'cs'
In wood are quoted on t.s New fork fIGau,s .l-.
IS aoe So a. winter patents. 8 800 $50; ,%'n.sf
straights sJ@sj.j0. extra " 4inisso,. S.rss Str'5
straights' N756Ss. fancy spring Iaienis. lo3uins
lots S. SO@s75o RYE FLoUB-sie:sdy =, iSL "a 70
good sJ2jd$j.35 choice TO fancy ~ IL
ogisi g( eD ne white and yellow 80 coarse o.
FEED-Wes;ern steady bran. lO0-i6 .asss S.L1y az
Tiddings DO s27 Red DOG -four, l4o-b sacks ac +,
,Si So city steady bran. bulk So so, iyO-io git
diings DO Sss: Red Dog -four. l4o-lb SACKS. s54'
~ meal s3qGs4O
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
CHE Sc.

,,e'H dsp, ana twins colofed Specials. iit glsc:
thiie suecials ia. g he. colored aseIAse tsney.
i5r. iaisies. specials l5.s l5isc al s'.es under
grades leali4c. Wisconsin, whole MI. l5esn'
das.es l4sel5e. wins. lise ioSrS AMI iIiss
i9.. choice. IOAGlle. fair 20 good seloe. com
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
ponk of France Return.

.In,srchaugesble registered or coupon ''
fHeEsiGffH
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
FRESH FRUITS,

APPLES arm and hgherj Ais,lHdsI bhi Y seg
4. ise,s.h.n ,a ,s5Ss Ssu ~ Me- %@.,luy i.sisso.
Msidsa Biush. ssaf cuiVaFt 81. N.I:si. .. Cod
llns 81 s0gfs?S Dgchsss. ts9ss. ofs'1sss.n.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24

Rsee,pts to-day. sfSg eases A. result of ne
49,, bot weather IN the interior qlaiie. are
,frnfns decidedly poorer this scck- Nearly whites
- ,sr. nu.iity continue very scarce. and there are
,s,y lev ~ which TOP quotation can e reEl5sd.
Mosi of the supply Is bore Or e.s dsieeu's. ,f.lIs
ss,T. dne per dozen, see 80: extr. hr,is. zsts9
sei.e. rrsts gsa .fnc seconds. asa g.:c thifls
snf noor~f 20a g3c. dirtics No ]. q fs.-'1c'
<, a'snd poorer isaelc. checks. good % choice.
dry 2SG2is rulls and inferior; l3s lsc. ,eiriseI.
-, ioa 80. sfa,r Penn aud nearby. heIney
r5i,ss a.e 10 fan5. iOa f2e. ordinary 70 god.
sgm ssc: gathered whites. a. % az shl qusHy'
pcnn ana nearly henneFy browns SO s5c. g.ih-
s,.d b-o,,u and mirei culaEs. 20 a.c.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
NAY AND STRAW.

r.. mark, holds steady 10 nrn the highest
,,sdss n timothy which are scarce in the recsiyts
iiAY-LGlss balsd. timothy No ! pei ioai ~ rs
III Ee' ma rsde. sl0aS Sle flncy Light clover
inirsd ,sses.S RYE srRAw-So !. SIS. Small
h.Ir. nhn.lf 81 under lAlgs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26

fy ms for any possible role Of peace
maker" he said II trust this pacific
and unexeeptionable disposition will con
tinue. ! trust we shall not allow any
sudden episode to stir hot blood aud pro
woke retaliation. We must remember
that the nations there are struggling
desperately for their lives, are aecus.
toned 20 the daily fortunes and death of
thousands. and in their intense sbsorp-
ton are liable TO ignore or TO forget
that there are also nations in the world
who are still at peace and who are still
engaged in the pursuits Of commerce and
who have rights. While we must not
waive or WELD those rights yet l think
we must allow for the abnormal eondi'
tions and must not allow any sudden
injury 20 draw us into that vortex OF
Gfrcv passions and hate. We can Afford
10 keep calm and cool. thoroughly ap-
prove and indorse the temperate and pa
cihe and genuinely neutral policy OF the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
THIS WILL INTEREST
STOMACH SUFFERERS
Says Indigestion Comes from an Elk
cess Of Hydroehioric
Acid

A well-known authority states that
stomach trouble and Indigestion is near
ly always due TO aeidity-aeid stomach
and not, as most folks believe, from a
lack of digestive juices. He states that
an excess of hydrochlorie acid in the
stomach retards digestion and starts
food fermentation, then our meals sour
like garbage in can, forming acrid
fluids and gases, which initiate the stom-
ach like a toy balloon. We then get
that heavy, lumpy feeling in the chest,
we eructate sour food, belch gas, or have
heartburn, fatulence, water -brash, or
nausea.
He tells us to lay aside all digestive
aids and instead, get from any phar-
macy four ounces of Jad Salts and take
a tablespoonful in glass of water
before breakfast while it is effervescing,
and. furthermore, to continue this for
one week. While relief follows the first
dose, it is important to neturalize the
acidity, remove the gas-making mass,
start the liver, stimulate the kidneys,
and thus promote free flow Of pure di.
gestiye juices.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithia and sodium phos-
plate. This harmless salts is used by
thousands Of people for stomach trouble
with excellent results.-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
IF HAIR Is TURNING
GRAY, USE SAGE TEA
Here's Crandmother's Recipe TO Darker
and Beautify Faded
Hair

That basui fol. eten shade ~ dark
riasar hair can anir b. bad 81 hrea-
ur 3 mixture 81 sage Sea and sullhm
i aur hair g youf tharu. q Hakes ~
mars fhe fnee When 4 fades. turHs
rrar. strsake8. aud lo7ks dry. visrr ard
ssrarriv. 5usi en- Application ~ tHo -
sarf ara Sulphur euhsuees hs APPEAR
nuss huntreffaid
nnf trahaT te rF5Tars she tonF rr
rnn r,t frum ans drug stars . ai=rsnf
hr-tle a WFsfhs sage aud >arsrr
l,lnlrssurf ready a. us- Iiis ean e.
uats b. aaFsan8ad urna 81 bring haes
TO- ratrrsl ear ftiftufss nud tustar
RI ruur hsr ard Frnrff tanfruf, strI
sas'r r.ting ard farnE bar
EtprFfr.ar usfs HFeths @srt arc
z,tnr tlrusf e fsrkers - rsfurall
ed ttanIr fist nata5r aan tsI g hHs
fasn rrr Sem slurF fauH Ct
-resrrf ~ sat trnat utt aHa a
tils fi.-rrt Faur tsf takfng eus s-a
Irrrf 81 e. 81 urr e. Ls
Err f.as F,ssrHraarr8 snf nfer assttr
rr- safrr e t.aHrrss tEr frr esrk
80 arrsa-f classY. ius-lus ana aislr
fa-t -hfft
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
Indications Are That The
President Has 1t In
Mind.
SHIP BILL
ONE REASON
Bent on Passing the Meas
ure, is the Re
port.

Washington Feb. 26.-An extra SEES
sion was forecast at the White House
yesterday. II may be simply Of the sen
ate to consider the nominations anu SSH
tain treaties, notably Colombia ana Nl'
caraeua, in which the president and sec
rotary Bryan are interested.
But there was talk that the president
had required to the ship purchase bliI
again and was determined TO pass ~
He sent word to some Of his Leaders
in Congress Wednesday that approprl
alton BILL should be got out Of the way
this week to permit the taking up Of the
ship purchase measure on Saturday q
Monday, the purpose being to press tht
bill in continuous session night ano
day until the hour Of Adjournment Of
the Congress at noon next Thursday u
an effort TO pass 1t. Republican Leaders
rebelled. They threatened to hold up
the appropriation bills. Yesterday the
Republican leaders were again on the
uli vive due to a statement that the
Senate leaders were ready TO let some
OF the general appropriation bills lapse
and continue existing appropriations by
4 resolution. This. to enable them TO
get the ship bill through, il possible.
The situation generally as to the extra
session and Congress plans was be-
elouded. Talk that the president had
come back TO the idea that it might not
be bad to have Congress in session at
time of delicacy in our foreign rela-
tions, his feeling that rural credits legis-
lations ought to be considered and pass
ed. and his abiding interest in the ship
legislation has completely upset the plans
of the leaders on both sides. Repubii-
cans were gathered in a group yester-
day noon on the Senate floor discussing
the outlook with grave faces. An agree
ment has been reached not TO have the
Senate sit Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
CONSTANTINOPLE
FEARS LAND AND
SEA ATTACK
All the Government Records and Crown
levels Removed as Allies Shell
Straits.

Athens. Feb. 26.--Turkey is making at
preparations for an expected attack upon
Constantinople. according TO dispatches
from the Turkish capital yesterday.
All the government records and the
crown jewels have been removed from
ConstantinopIe to the interior in expee.
tation of a combined attack by the An.
glo- French fleet, now trying to force the
Dardanelles, and by the Russians in the
Black sea region. Leading families t.i
Constantinople have made arrangements
to flee TO the interior on quick notice.
The report that Russian transports are
about to embark with troops for an in
vasion of Turkey and an attack on Con-
stantinople has caused great alarm
Turkish submarines are displaying tse
greatest activity of the Bosphorus, pre-
pairing to meet the transports.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
"GERMANY'S
ECONOMIC R0UT
is COMPLETE"
France to Wage War Without Mercy
Till Victorious Peace Is Won
for Allies.

Paris, Feb. 26.--Premier Rene Viyiani
Yesterday pictured Germany as help
iessly beaten nation. in the first inter
view the French prime minister has ever
granted any newspaper man, French or
foreign
"The German torrent is checked" he
said decisiyely.
Germany is militarily stricken An
impacable blockade is drawing tighter
and tighter about her, Despite all spec
ulations Germany has taken to conceal
the truth, / can assure you that her
financial and economic rout is complete"
The interview took place in the prime
minister's private Office at the ministry
OF foreign affairs.
"Day for day, the present war has
about reached the length of that OF 1870, =
said Premier Yiyiani. But what diff
ference in Frances situation! The first
three months of the war of 1870 saw
our armies at Sedan and Metz prisoners,
another army at Paris inyested-in all
over 100000 men!
"The world believed France crushed.
But ten years after the war. at the Uni
versal exposition, she showed the world
the spectacle Of a reborn country, France
faced her problems squarely, resolved to
solve her most arduous interior political
questions.
"She retained her ideals OF fraternity
and liberty She applied them TO her
social laws. She guaranteed her indie
pendence both by obligatory military
service and by international alliances
and ententes which German diplomatic
duplicity often tried without success to
undo
"Then came this war with Germany,
craftilv prepared. then unclaimed. II
Germany really loved peace, she might
have il simply by accepting pOurparlers
~ London on July %, or two days later
hv accepting the cars call 10 The Hague
tribunal. or, on July 81, Great Britain's
call 20 suspend military preparations In
view OF negotiations at London. France
aud Russia adhered 10 all these pacific
attempts but Germany declared war.
She had been modifying for ten days.
Germany mas sadly miscalculated. She
realizes Il now. Without speaking Of
countries other than my own, Germany
expected discords and dissensions. What
She ran against was an immovable block
without factions. without divergencies.
Every son OF France took mp arms, riea'
poor. Socialists. conservatives, free think
crs and Catholics alike.
To-day, Frances policy continues to
b. what in the name Of the government
IL was stated 20 be on Dee. p
without mercy We are unanimous on
this point. We are unanimous in declaT-
inc that We will not accept any but
victorious peace for an the allies. The
united pact Of sept Z has our signature.
and Tor IA. treaty Is not a scrap Of
napcr. Our armies are intact. They
have checked the German torrent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-26
A REMEDY FOR
BRONCHIAL COLDS
Philadelphia Man Tells How He
Treated Severe Case With
VinoI and the Successful Re
suit


Philadelphia. pa Test fah wms
troubled with vrrF setero bronchial
cold wth vrrv had e1eets from tl haa q.
afhea. hafkarhes auA siak Az mv stem
ach. vas - bad brumH alarmed and
tried several uedicnos. aiso doctor.
lui ga not zet any reiiF oue oi the
men where J an employed asked mf ~
try Nnol. Saving q curaA De- worst
colds 2 ga ~, and in very thaFt
tiuif ffciFed Nie reiiff vhth crated
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recommend klnnl 81 hH aN ttaf 81
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