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TO THE HOLDERS OF
Dallas Electric Corporation
First Mortgage Collateral Trust
so 2O-Year Gold bonds.

Under the Sinking Fund provisions ~ a
Deed OF Trust. dated January / 1909, be
tween the above 'ompanN and the CITY
Trust Company, Trustee, the Undersigned
hereby gives notice that IL has the sum
of $50. 6s7 for investment In the First
Issued Hereunder, Offers Of bonds en
dorsed Tender OF Dallas Electric corpo-
ration Bonds will he received by the Oli
Colony Trust COMPANY, Trustee. II Court
Street. Boston. Massachusetts until Noon
OF Wednesday. Oct, 81 1913, ~ which time
they VIII he opened. The RICH, Is reserved
10 reject any and all offers. Interest on
accepted bonds VIII cease saturday. Oct.
80, 1913,
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
Succeeding city Trust Company
By G. Il. HUMPHREY,
October I. 1915.
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TOURS.
NOTICES.

BOWDOIN, rEMPLE.-In, pursuance OF
an order Of Honorable John =, Cohaian. a
Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
having claims against Temple Bowdoin,
late OF tho County of New York. deceased.
to the subscribed. at their place OF trans.
acting business. No. Is Broad Street, In
the city OF New York, on or before the LIST
the sth day % May. 1915, j. PIERPONT
MORGAN, DANIEL. p KINGsFORD, Ex.
ecutors. STET>OS, JENNINGS 4 RUS.
SELL. ATTORNEYS, for Executors, IS Broad
street. City OF Nsw York.
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ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT
So INTERNAL GOLD LOAN, 1909

Messrs. J 4, MORGAN x co are In
structed 20 give notice that they are pre-
pared TO receive FENDER for the Lmorti1a
,ion on the 2Oth december, 1919, OF $4,000
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nal, ot the above Loan.
Tenders for sale Of bonds with coupon
due LIST March, 1916, AZ "A price to I've stated
in the Tender, must be lodged not later
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THE WEEKLY CURB MARKET.

Transactions in detail in the curl
n rket last week were as follows:
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LAST WEEKS BOND MARKET.
Contin ued from Tewth Page.

High Low oe- Net -ieis-
sales. est. est. Ing. Oh. High. Low.
~ nat Tube h. nv % % II 100 v,,t
II NYAir Brake
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
CONTINENTAL ARMY
WIRELESS TALK BETWEEN PARIS
AND ARLINGTON.
Adw Inlstration Plan VIII Receive Sup
port Of Employers-Are Still
Holding Out Against
C%arranxa.
copyright

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
New York.-Arlington. Va. talked
by wireless telephony with Paris,
France, Thursday. Honolulu also
heard the operator talking from
Arlington. Announcement that the
human voice had been successfully
projected across the Atlantic was
made on behalf OF John J. Carly, chief
engineer Of the American Telephone
and Telegraph company. at the com.
pany's office here. Later Mr.. Carly
telephoned Chicago confirming the an.
nouncement. To B. B. Webb, a tele.
phone engineer. fell the honor Of be-
ing the first man to span with his
voice the space between the old world
and the new. Sitting In the powerful
wireless plant OF the navy at Airing
ton. Va, Mr.. Webb shortly after mid.
night Thursday morning asked the
wireless telegraph operator to signal
the Eiffel tower in Paris, which was
done and a conversation carried on
With French wireless attaches and en-.
,ineers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
HEROIC PATRIOTISM
WOMAN WAS BRAVE IN FACE OF
DEATH
MILLION ARMENlANS KILLED
Only One-sixth Left Of Former Popu.
istion Of 1900, 0oo-kins george
Issues an Appeal for
More Men.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
London.-The British foreign Office
has made public the report Of the Rev.
II. s. r. Gahan, the British chaplain In
Brussels. who visited Miss Edith Cavell
Just before her execution. and a letter
from Brand Whltlock, the American
minister to Belgium. to Walter Hines
Page, the American ambassador to
London. Mr.. Whitlock. In enclosing
the letter he wrote to Baron Won der
Lacken. the German governor at the
request OF President Faider OF the
court OF appeals. in Brussels. and the
president OF the Belgian school for
nurses, asking that Miss Cavell's body
be delivered to the school for nurses,
OF which she wal directress, says:
Il have not received q written reply
70 my note to Baron Lancken on the
subject. but he came to see me and
stated that the body had been Inferred
near the prison Of st. GILES. where
the execution took place. and that un.
der the regulations governing such
cases It was impossible to exhume the
bedy without written permission from
the minister of war at Berlin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
Gloomy View Of the War.

London.-"We are in a hole" says
the military correspondent Of the
Evening Standard, commenting on the
present situation. 1--WE have lost faith
in the ability OF our statesmen and In
the strategic conduct of the war and
in the willingness OF the people to sup.
port the war; three or four very Sc.
rious questions now exercise the
minds Of politicians and public alike
and threaten to wreck the government;
in France the best known minister
has resigned; in Russia public opin.
ion is badly shaken, Four great pow.
ers are full Of good will for one an.
other. but each is a law unto itself.
"On the enemy's side we find unity
Of purpose, singleness of control and
constant willingness to sacrifice every.
thing and take all risks"
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
GOES OUT OF BUSINESS.
Bureau for Aid Of Unemployed Claims
lts Object Useless.

Bureau for Aid Of Unemployed Claims
Its Object Useless.
London.-The Central Unemployed
Body for London has practically gone
out OF business because there is no
work for 1t to do. Organized primarily
to find work for the unemployed In
London 1t now finds there are no unem-
ployed to find work for. The war, SO
far from increasing unemployment and
poverty. as was generally anticipated
when conflict began, has had the con-
trary effect.
After nearly fifteen months Of war;
said Brinsley Harper. presiding at a
meeting OF the organization, there Is
not only no evidence OF distress but
there Is abundant evidence of abnor.
mally plentiful employment and excep.
tionally high wages. Nor do the re-
ports we have received indicate that
the increased cost Of living has led to
an increase Of poverty and restitution.
A partial explanation may be found in
the fact that owing to the great de.
mand for Juvenile labor young wage.
earners have been able to supplement
the family income to an unprecedented
extent"
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
RENTERS FAMILY OF NATIONS
Mexico Starts Out Again Under New
Government.

Washington.-Mexico has re.entered
the family Of nations" After nearly
three years OF civil warfare and revo.
luton. a new government was given
birth, headed by Venustiano Carranza
as "a chief executive Of the defacto
government'-the title agreed on.
Sending Of a note by Secretary of
State Lansing to Eliseo A%rredondo.
Carranza's representative here. was
the formal step. Similar notes were
sent Arredondo, who is Carranza's
cousin and slated to be his foreign
minister or first United States ambas.
sador, by all Latin-American govern.
ments of the pan-American confer.
ence.
The title Of president, provisional
OF ad interim, will be either assumed
by Carranza himself or conferred by
the Mexican congress. which Carranza
proposes to shortly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
FoR6l0s EXPECTATION OF Arms
OVER RIO oRANoe LINE.
After Three Years Of Civil Strife, Mex.
leo Has New Government
Takes Gloomy View
OF War.

Western Newspaper Union News Servica
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of an.
other embargo against expectation Of
arms and ammunitions from the
United States to Mexico and arrange.
ments for financing the new Carranxa
government we're the immediate steps
before this government In establish.
Ing the new regime.
Secretary Of State Lansing an.
nounced the presidents action. In Q
letter to Secretary OF the Treasury
McAdoo. directing the embargo's en-.
forcement by customs officials, excep.
ton was suggested in favor OF the
Carranza government. The procla.
nation declared:
IL have found that there exists In
Mexico conditions OF domestic vic.
lence promoted by the use Of arms
and munitions of war procured from
the United States. hereby admonish
all citizens of the United States and
every person to abstain from every
violation OF the joint resolution cf
congress-, and I hereby warn them
that all violations will be vigorously
prosecuted"
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
Holding Out Agsinct C,rrarza.

Calexico. Collaboration CT Car.
rama as de facto head OF the govern.
ment OF Mexico SO far has had no er-
mia. which remains apparently an in.
dependent territory under Estaban
Cantu. a federal army officer who has
steadfastly refused to recognize either
Carranza or Villa. The arms embargo
ordered by President Wilson also has
produced no effect. United States Gus.
toms authorities here said they had
not yet received instructions to pre-
vent the export OF arms to Santu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
CONTINENTAL ARMY IN FAVOR.
Employers Of Labor Ready to Give Il
Their Support.

Employers Of Labor Ready to Give II
Their Support.
Observation-Disclosures OF the ad-
ministration's plan to create a great
continental army for defense are be.
ginning to reach Washington from
large employing firms and corpora.
tions. 1t has been learned that ap-
proving letters had been received from
several such concerns, and that at
least n had expressed willingness to
grant It's men leave on full pay for SER
vice In the proposed organization.
Enlistment In the continental army,
as contemplated In Secretary Garri.
sons program, would be for six years,
but the men actually will be required
in service but two months a year for
the first three years. during which
time they would undergo intensive
military training in field camps. Off
Gals realize that the success Of the
scheme depends to a considerable ex-
tent upon cooperation with the gov.
eminent by the employers of the
country's young men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
MANY HIT THE TRAIL
THIRTEEN THOUSAND AT OMAHA
FOLLOW ADVICE OF
SUNDAY.
WILL GO OUT Of BUSINESS
Bureau for Unemployed In London
Claims Object Useiess-Piot
Against Munitions
Plants.

Omaha, Neb.-With a God bless
you, Mr.. Sunday; Christ be with YOU"
voice by 10000 persons at the taber-
uacle Sunday night. there came to a
close the greateot religious revival
Nebraska has ever experienced. Near
ly three.Quarters of a million people
heard Mr.. Sunday deliver a total Of
100 sermons and almost 10000 per-
sons, men, women and children, hit
the sawdust trail. AS a recompense
for his services Mr.. Sunday will take
with him as a free will offering q
total OF $1S,425.59. or this sum but
$4,000 was pledged by the business
and professional men of the city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
Plot to Destroy Munitions Plants.

New YOrk.--In the arrest of Robert
Fay. a lieutenant in the German army.
and Walter Scholz, his brother.in.law,
police and secret service agents be.
lieve they have detained leaders in a
plot to wreck American munitions
plants. and ships carrying munitions.
According to Captain Tunney, of the
New York anarchist" squad. Fay con.
fessed that he came here to work out
a plan for stopping the shipment of
munitions. He said. Tunney AYERS,
that he was supplied with $4,000 for
carrying out his operations. Papers
found in his room showed he was q
German secret service agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
Wants Quit Claim to Possessions,

Buffalo, N, Y.-The time is ripe for
the United States to ask European
countries to %relinquish possessions of
their colonies In the western hemis.
phere, In the opinion of Charles Fl.
Sheriff., former United States min
lister to Argentina. who delivered a re.
markable address along this line be.
fore the University OF Buffalo. 1T is
very doubtful If ever again the United
States will be in a better condition
to ask favor OF Europe than it is at
present" said Mr.. Sheriff..
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
Carranza Endorses Baseball

Los Angeles, Cal.-Venustiano Car.
rama. head Of the defacto government
in Mexico, is going to encourage the
American game Of baseball in the re.
public as a substitute for bull hshts
and other diversions along the border
according to Adolfo GARLIC, his con
sular agent here, Carranza. Mr., Car
lilo said, will shut down on border in
EQUITIES as practiced at Juarez, Next
cali, Tijuana and other border towns
and will not recognize race tracks OF
monte carlos or concessions therefor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
Eighteen Suspects Are Lined Up.

Omaha. Eighteen men. suspects
picked up In connection with the muir.
der OF Harry Smith, Woodman cash.
Ter. Saturday night, were lined up be,
fore Miss Grace Slater, Smiths com.
panion on the night Of the crime, at
the police station for possible identif-
cation. None of them was identified,
but all were held for further investi-
eation. Several have more or less
dubious regulations in police circles,
many Of them residents here, and
some are unknown to the police.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
FROM ALL OVER NEBRASKA

The Gage county tax list is the
shortest aver known.
The new potash beds at Antioch are
furnishing work for q force of sixty
men.
Lincoln is to have a ladies' bowling
league. under the auspices of the Y.
M. c. A.
The Ponca Advocate claims that
there Is not q vacant house for rent
In that place.
Damage to the extent of 10000 was
done to the Hayward school at Lin
coin, by a fire Of unknown origin.
Mrs. j. w. Finch was found dead
on q cot at her home in University
Place. the result OF heart failure.
Charles Hubbell Of Bradshaw, har.
vested a parsnip over five feet long.
including the top. the root itself meas
uring thirty-eight inches.
The contract for the material and
erection Of the electric transmission
line between Pawnee City and Dubois
has been let by the village board of
Dubois to a Lincoln concern.
Claude Walker had his arm badly
burned, when It came in contact with
the switchboard Of the electric light
plant at the Paddock theatre at
Beatrice.
Henry f. S~wanback, who was 100
years old March 8, and is the Oldest
living Odd Fellow in the United
States. and perhaps In the world. at
tended the sessions Of that order at
its recent meeting at Omaha.
NoSh Bend is now lighted by cleo
tricity furnished by the municipal
plant at Fremont.
An Omaha woman has Just received
q postal card mailed to her twenty
two years ago from Des Moines, la.
Havelock will erect a new $25, 900
school house.
Ed. S. Otto has been appointed chief
of the fire department at Beatrice.
Evangelist Reyburn of Iowa will hold
. series of meetings at Fremont in
January.
Fall wheat sowing is late In Rich.
ardson county. and many farmers will
fail to get in the usual acreage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28

MISUNDERSTANDING to board the
freight elevator which his own hand
had started. Kay Mackay, hotel EN-.
ploye, was almost instantly crushed to
death at the Clark hotel. The accident
was witnessed by Felix Paul, Matt
Frohnen and Frank Harrington, who
were unable to rescue him, though they
stopped the elevator before the body
was badly mutilated by being crowded
against the second floor. Mackay had
placed a basket on the elevator and
started 1t going. He jumped off to
get a package, and in jumping on again
fell with his body across the platform
and his feet dangled outside below.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
Lay Cornerstone at Kearncy

kearney.--The cornerstone of the
new auditorium OF the Kearney Normal
school was laid in this city, the cere.
mony being witnessed by over a thous.
and citizens of Kearney and several
hundred visitors. The ceremony was
In charge OF the Masonic order; the
Hon. Samuel s. Whiting, grand master
OF Masons Of Nebraska. the presiding
official. Uncle" Bob French, grand
custodian, acted In the capacity of
master Of ceremony. A large number
Of speakers took part.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
New York.-What is said by era

New York.--What is said by grain
men to be the largest movement OF
Canadian wheat through the United
States eve recorded is now going on
through this port, Records OF the pro.
duce exchange compiled to and In.
GLIDING Friday, October IL, show that
4,265,791 bushels have been brought
here from Canada since the early part
OF August and reloaded on steamships
for shipments mainly to England,
France and Italy. This wheat, in
order to avoid the payment OF a duty
of 10 cents per bushsi. comes through
in bond.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
Cornhuskers Victorious 20 to I

Lincoln.-The Nebraska-No Dame
game Saturday, in which the Corn.
huskers whipped the Hoosiers 20 to 10,
will go down in the big schools his.
tory as n Of the greatest ever played
on q Lincoln field. Between 1900 and
5000 people saw Stiehm's pupils for.
ward pass the visitors to a beating
after Notre Dame had started the scor.
ing and given the impression Of great
power. The margin between the two
teams is not much greater than the
one point difference In the scores In.
dicates.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
May Harness Turbld Missouri.

New YOrk.-It now rests with seven
United States army ohIcers whether
the Missouri river is allowed to con.
tinue on its sterile. muddy course or
whether IT becomes the artery Of a 81.
gantic freight business. The army en-.
cheering board has closed it's hearings
here and is now in possession of a
mass Of facts which middle western
shippers and business men believe will
force a favorable report to congress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
Grand Gncampment Officers.

Omaha.--After a long and vigorous
session held all morning at the ledge
hall, the grand encampment Of the Ne
braska Odd Fellows elected the follow,
ing officers for the ensuing year:
Grand patriarch. L. E. Coy, Paxton
Senior warden, G. e. Harrington
Omaha.
High priest, f. j. Farr, Blair.
Junior warden, A. p. Hansen, ON,
aha.
Scribe, ]. =. Gage, Fremont.
Treasurer, +. b. Bryant. Omaha.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
Lincoln. ~Neb.-Members

Lincoln. Neb.-Members Of the
Democratic State Editorial associa.
ions executive committee gathered
here wednesday and chose a publicity
committee comprising ]. W. Outright,
William Maupin, Frank Eager, Doc
Tanner. Edgar Howard, William
Cramb and Charles w. Bryan, who will
make arrangements for the mammoth
democratic rally to be held In this
city during the month of March. The
occasion will be known as Rally Day"
and the invitation is 10 be extended
tot&A+-=aocrat from one end ~s the
1--sher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
Immense Shipment Of Gold.

New York.-The latest shipment Of
gold from England to the United
States. said to be larger than any Of
the previous consignments, arrived
here Tuesday and was placed In the
assay office. The gold ia said to con.
sist chiefly Of gold sovereigns and to
be worth approximately $25, O0O, 900.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28

London.-Great Britain has made a
formal offer Of the island Of Cyprus,
the third largest island In the Mediter-
rannean. sixty miles from the coast Of
Asia Minor. to Greece as soon as
Greece undertakes to intervene in the
war on the side Of the allies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
Bombarded BY Allied Fleet

Athens. - 1t Is officially announced
that a b~ombardment Of the Bulgarian
coast from Dedeaghatch to Porto
Lagos. a distance Of t~hirty-eight miles,
has been commenced by the allied
fleet, but that so far only little damage
has been done.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
MeyIeans Attack American Soldier,

mey'eans Attack American Soldiers,
Brownsville, Tex. - About seventy.
v Mexicans attacked fifteen Amerl.
a soldiers at Ojo Del Aqua. a small
Mexican settlement on the American
side OF the river. Three soldiers were
killed and eight wounded and at least
i've Mexicans killed In the forty min.
utes' battle which followed. Some Of
the Mexicans fled across the Rio
Grande into Mexican territory when
American cavalry reinforcements came
up. Mexicans slain in the fight had
white hat bands bearing the words
viva Villa!"
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28

President Proclaims Thanksgiving Day
washington. President Wilson has
issued proclamation designating
Thursday, November rs. as a day of
thanksgiving and prayer, and calling
on all good citizens to observe It as
such.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
To ReStrict the Exodua.

London.-Immediate steps will be
taken by the British authorities, &C.
oording to the Evening News. to re.
strict the sudden rush Of able-bodied
Britons OF military age to the colonies,
to the islands Of Jersey and Guern.
sey, and to Ireland, in order to escape
military service.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-10-28
Nebraska Pure Food Law UpheId,

Washington Appeals OF Nick Ar
rigo and Mike Indovina, popcorn ven.
ders. convicted at Lincoln. Neb., OF
violating the state pure food law, were
dismissed by the supreme court at the
instance OF counsel. The Nebraska
law designates as adulterated food
products packed with premiums. and
the appeals were intended to test its
oonstitutionality.