davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
ALAeA "A ,coNDucTA DE
Ia oFlcINA.


YDos registr0s,s dice 81 director
James en- un reporte en- la Taxpayers
ReweFs aeeroa de su examen de- Las
ofieinas del guardian de GAIA, son
~adeeuados y bien g1ardados. %f+El
metodo que sigue. esta prescribe por
los estatutes y Sc siguen aos estatu-
los en- todos ~respectos excepto que
algunos de los diputados ~vendedorea
son algo mofosOs en- hacsr sus repor-
ties regulates y sremiHiones." fEl
sIstema, dice eI, esta bien adminittra-
do y las perdidas reduciaas a un mi-
nimunA9 Ell sf. James report0 So
conclusion de que 81 depafthmento, 81
es que Ia de ser mas effective, nece-
sta mas dinero. El Sr. James en-
contro Ell sistema de- chequear a los
diputAdos .rfside y bien enforzado.e >
Miehtras que Il critic0 81 gaato de
dlnefo para publican en- 1915, IN re-
porte elaborate y hernoso. sobre Ia.
base de Due era dudoe6 el bnea dL
cernimiento de tan grsnde gasto con
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
REMITlDo.

Shoner Creek. Colo, Oct. %, 1916.
ST.. editor de "El Nueyo Mexicano
Muy senior milo:
Hagame Ell favor de publican en- su
agreeable semanario 10 siguiente:
FL dfa % de este lleearon mis- quo
rldos padres D. Manuel Herrera y d..
Bersabe u Herrera, de Chama, N. NJ,
habiendo 70 tenido mucho gusto dc
verios. Elos piensan estafse todo
u myierno aquf con sus hijos. Fdel
y Jose Leon Herrera y una hija casa
IA, Juanita H Lobato.
Dandole las gracias, duedo de I'd
81 afmo y s. s.,
FIDEL EIERRERA.
Bear Creek Colo,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
uN PAciENTE De INDIGESTION
Es ALIvIADO.

Ante de que tomara las z. Ell ali
= Char-beI lain, mi ,esposo sufri1 !.
elnos amos dc indigeation 4ue ie hs-
RIA tone. dolores d. rs ragn ) mo-
l-s.las despu6s de cOlpei Las pasti-
lIas Grs mberlaint rhrarsn d. es-
- s'aHnes inmeda l%taente. escribe
Ia Sra iAomes CassfE coneva, y Y.
De venia n todas jp,tps
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02

Fla llegado a nuestras noticias la
muerte de d. Mariana Romero, hijo
de d, Lorenzo Romero Y de Dha. Vic
toriana r. Mares, quien fue muerto
por un rayo 81 dfa II de S~eptiembre
Dos hermanos, una hermana y dos
niflas han quedado para lamentar sd
perdida, ademas de sus padres y un
sin nlmero de ~parientes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
Los EMBUSTES De Los
YIEJ0S REPUBLICANS

Los habla quedito Gillenwaters han
estado ~esparciendo Ia mentira de que
q. C. de Baca 'trat0 de matar a Bu
aermano' en- 1892.
Aquf esta n declaration jurada
con los hechos:
Estado de Nuevo Mexico, Condado
ne san Miguel, SIS:
Los abajo firmados, Melecio Archi
beque, Brigido ArchibeQue y Pablo
-amora, cada uno bajo su palabra de
.Ionor, certifica y afirma que ellos es-
.uvieron presentes en- La junta de dis
susi0n p0litica habida en- la plaza de-
Arriba de Las Vegas, durante la cam.
0ana electoral de 1892, en- donde Sc
,staban discutiendo las cuestiones pc
.fticas por oradores del Partido del
pueblo y 81 Partido Republican,. y en-
suya discussion participaron M. G. de
Baca y q. G. de Baca en- lados opues-
tos, que Ell primero de los abajo fir
nades sactu6 como presidente de d.
cha junta y los otros como especta-
doresisQue en- el curse ae la discu-
sion, Don Manuel @. de Baca Sc indig-
no en- contra de e. c. de Baca y dirt
gi0 sus pasos a donde estaba parade
81 dicho e. G. de Baca. en- actitud de
9astigarlo, pero que Embellishments
1lgunos de los participates en- la jun
Ia intervinferon v evitaron la difficult
tad; que durante Ell dicho atentado de
asalto E. G. de Baca permanecio en-
.su puesto sin hacer ningHn Royimien-
to o demonstration hostil 0 sacar min
guna arma; que e. G. de Baea no hizo
en- dicha junta ninguna observation
de que Sc sintiera hostil en- contra
de su hermano sine que en- TODD 90
porto y condujo como I'm caballero.
(Firmado)
MELECIO ARGHIBHQUE,
BRIGIDO ARCHIBEQUE,
PABLO zAMORA
"Cuentese como dfa perdido
Cuando ell sol poniente,
No yea a los GuillenNAters
SacAndose otro diente"
La Ultima mentira ~descarada es
acerca de Antonio Lucero, hijo del Sc
cretario de estado, de quien dice Ell
famoso buro de prevaricacion que SO.
ha volteado en- contra de gu padre po-
lfticamente y que yotara el boleto re-
publicano.
80 dicho estA biep, excepto en- que
no hay NADIA de verdad en- clio, dijo
Antonio Lncero, hijo hace POGO. "Por
supuesto que voy a votar 81 boleto de-
m6crata de pies q cabeza"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
III cAMBIo be TEMPERATURE
TRAE REsFRlos.

"cabeya r~ecaygada. nariz fhornada,
pecho oprimido. garganta adoloridR-
son signos seguros de. un resfriado, 8
FL Nuevo Dsscubrimiento del Or. King
es Ia cura seeura- Una d0sis de es-
Ia combination de bAlsamos antiEep-
ticos, snaviza las membranes irTita.
das, limpian la cabezas desprende las
flemas, le hace respirar mas uhremen-
te y efectdan Ia curaol6n de SD res
friado. Cure su resfriadO de- una ma
nera persistente; nuando se oura7 a
medals, siempre de5a Ia tos tan naoles-
ia. Tomen< eel Nuevo Descubrimiento
del Dr. King hasta qua Sc haya cura-
do por conhpleto su resfriado Por
AZ ahoa h sieo 81 rsmedio favorito dc
Yieios y j6venes. In casa de 81 boti.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02

tan pequena appropriation, es general
mente admitido que, esta hermosa O.
bra de arte ha constituido uno de los
mas finos anuncios que Nuevo Next
co haya jamas publicado y Ma prbba-
do de esta fhanera su explendido IN
vestimiento. El reporte es uno del
cual 81 pueblo, Y especialmente los ca
zadores de NuevosAlexico han estado
justifioablemente prgullosos y ha
atraido muy favorablemente la aten-
cion hacia Nueyo Mexico, de los otros
estados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
NO DEscUlDE 81 REsFRlApo.

I'm resfriado que Sc descuida. Sc po
ne peor en- 3 de mejorar. Una ca.
beza recargada, un pecho oprimido,
puede ~aliyiarge EMBELLISHMENTS. La
Mel y Pine del Dr. Bell, es 81 RENE
do proporcionado por la naturalsza.
Mel virgen y Glicerina alivianH las
membranes irritadas, y Ia trementina
antiseptica desprende las flemas, "
listed puede lFespiraf librementey ~ su
resfrfo desaparece. rs agradable
para tomArlo, yllanMielA y Pine del DR..
Bell es un lremedio ideal para los nj.
nos 10 misnnoi que para los adult0s. De
venta en- casa dc su ~boticarios por 25c,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
BY HIJo EsrA svyETo AL cnouR

Mi hijo Edwin esta sujeto al GROUP
escribe la Sra y. o. Irwin, New Ken
sington, Pa. He pasado muchas ho-
ras en- vela enlia noche anEes de que
supiera del RenIedio nara ToyeB de
Chamberlain. Las madres no deben
temer a Las Intermediates 81 guardian
una botella del Remedio para Toges
dc Chamberlain en- ID casa 10 usan
seeun las insthucciones. Sisrdpre hg
dado alivio q mi niho.' De venta I'D
lcdas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
'yoTo pr oRKcIAs.

RojuaQue, AZ. NJ, Oct. 80 de 1916
Pcr meqlp de estas llneas, nosotFoa
los abajo firmados Ids extendemos
nuestras mas sihceras gracias a todas
aqpellae personas que 50 dignafon
acpmpanafpps durante Ia enfermedad
yeqoFlo y funeral de niestro padre,
Nicolas Casados, deseandoles que
pios so las recompence con telicidas
des.
NSQUIpULA MONTOYA
RAMON CASADOS
TELnSFORO CASADOS
BERNARDlNO CASADOS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02

cibid0' en 81 trono celestial, e. 10 que
desehmos y d eus deudos. Dios les
mande FL balsamo del ~consuelo.
Cue en- paz goce por una eternidad.
ESQUlPuLA MONTOfA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
rIENg uD. e. EsroMAeo AeIDo1

81 egta atribuladO con un estomaf
go acido debe conner despacio y mas
car muy bien sus alimentos, y luegQ
tomese una de las PastiIlas de Cham
berlain Embellishments despues de Ia
cena, De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02

Leandro Montoya, dc Nambe, N.
NJ, vino 81 martes acompahado de su
esposa, la Sra. Clara Quintana de
M~ontoya, de paso de yer a sus hijos
Adolfo v Jose, los que viven en- Sail
da, Colo, y yisitaron nuestras ofici-
mas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02

Afino y eompongo Pianos y Plano
las. Dele " orden On Ia casa de Ia
sehora De Torres, Gale de San Fran.
cisco, abaIo, Ne SIS
/. PERcHEs ENRloUEz.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02

/. .laLicANO CON uN DEMO
cRATA.
MGRESOS DE LA OFICINA:
Thomas r. Gable, repubQicano,
$1S00f T, G. de Baea, demo
crata, S15s50O.
GASTQS Gable. S$2b, 400 Dor
tres amos dos meses; De Haca
$4,000 por cuatro amos cuatro
moses.
DIPUTADOS NOMBRADoS.
Gable, 250; De Baca, 900.
LICENCIAS VENDIDAS A MO
RESIDENTES:-Gable, una:
DE Baca, 1000.
PESCADO TRAIDO AL ESTA-
DO;-Gable. 100000 con un
costo de cerca de So, OO0; De
Baca, 10000 Q sin ningun cos
to.
BERREND0S TRAIDOS.-Ga-
BILE, IL cabezas por $1,4O0 0 sea
SIG cada uno; De Baca, so ca
bezas por $40, o cuatro veceE
mas, por $17. cada una.
F
FAISANES MPORTADOS,
Gable, 81 faisanes; De Bacas
100 pares.
COD0RNICES DTSTRIBUIDAS
Gable, 200 docenas; De Baca, ]
500 docenas.
SOPORTE DE LA OFTCINA;
Gable, Sc requerfa una apropia.
cidn legislative; De Haca, I'm
sistema sostenida de por 81.
PROTECTION DIE LA GAIA:
Gable, ningun sistema effective
2 inadecuada prptacci%n; De
Baca, un sistema altamente
sistematico y bien organizado
de los campos, dando protec-
ci<n a los aninales decaza,
RARIENTEs TMPbEADOS:
Gable, unof De Baca, uno.
Z 4
Side Baca hubiera pagado por
las truchas 81 mismo precio
que Gable, las tTuchas plan,
tadas lutheran Gpstado Al Els
tano $AVyu9 ps I'll
* & & = 4 Z y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02

-
III hecho mas ~importante de Ia ad,
ministracion de De Baca ha sido Ell
establecimiento de un complete sis
tema de pollcia del estado, para Ell
enforzamiento de las teyes de GAIA
y la conservation de los animales. 81
director A. e. James, de la Asocia.
cion de Pagadores de Tasacion del Els.
tado dice acerca de este 10 siguiente:
'FTodo 81 problema de la protection
de la GAIA gira al derredor dc I'm sis
tema complete de yigilancia del Esta,
do. Que la una gastada por los di-
putadoe del campo es madecuada para
Ell fin de ~vigilancia, ees claro. Du-
rante la temperate y iuefa de ella,
es Indispensable una fuerza de dipu-
'tados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
iPOr que gnstO Cable SIS, 200 en- 1000, 600 de peccS,
cuandO Don Trinidad c. de Bnca c~OnSigIiO
100000 de pcScldOS GRATIS?

de Estado' gasta en- iun hhu, con, una
area mas grande y con mas .dificiles
condictones que ningun 0tro Estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02

Dcce perledIcos repubIlcanos, In
ciuyendo q loe organos peFsohaIes
de ~. o. Hureum y Frank A. Hub.
bell y Seeundino Romero, no noFtan
I'll sello de Ia unl6n, al paeo que III
ayuda de Rursum a Las corporacIo-
mes 60 notorIa en- eI Estados
-- Ift
A G de Baca. candidate dem6crati5
90 para Gobernador, en- una declara'
cion publicada ell dfa de aver dijo
que doce ~peri6dieos re~publicanos en-
Nuevo Mexico. indulgence los organos
personales de H. o. BurBum, Frank
A. Hubbell y s~ecundfno Romero. ell
tf1unvirato de amos republicanoB, no
usan el sello de la Union; v que II. o.
Bursum, ell candidate de las corpora
clones para G~obernador, quien paso
IA notorta ley Hawkins para "a opre-
sion do los trabaiadores en- beneficio
deias brutales v avaras corporacio-
mes, ha sid0 N de los mas p~eligrusos
enemigos De los trabajadores de Nue.
Vo Mexico. La amistAd del Er: De
Baca hacia los trabaiadores y su en-.
dorsamiento por palabras yihechos de
ei dia de 0cho horas de trabaio, son
hanh0u diennr a. n6a;,rsoyamrr g,
daolaraci6n aehar,. w ,nsda p
IL trahataanr M No. 49, por ya.
ha 4 ~, ~ eaisaaa quo
1das ~ RursSm a. Asta
r.. aaasara a.xN
ui0s oolno sikue
IA LOS VOTANTES De NUEvO
MEXICO;
D una manera artera y por deha-
70 oe cuerca,, como es la practlca de
,os nornbreS que no tlenen respeto per
q verdad y lusto maneio, algunos de
mis- o~ponentes poiiticos, segnn Sc me
na lnfornado de manera clerta, estan
circulando la taisa noticla de que 70
soy VI enemiao del trabaIo ~organiza-
~ p~ressnoen probar sus asevera-
Sus ,alsass PCT ~ necho &c que
Z g1I ruepIoy no tlene a "a cabeza
q oe"o ue e UNION.
Estes detractoress tan e~ntusiastas
para criticarme, so olyidan de decir'
q los unionistas que mi oponente, Sir.
aursum, no es unlonista hi tampoeo
tlene 81 Sello de IA Union a Ia cabeza
del perlodico "EI H~eraldo," reputado
De ser suyo propio; nj tampoeo tales
~perlodlcos republicanos como Gel His
pano Americana" de BeIen; Ga Es-
trella," de Las cruces; ria Revlsta
&c Taos" ell santa Rosa SUM- GEL
Comhates'' de Wagon Mound; ala
Randera Americana" ell dreano per-
sonaI del Sr, HubbelI y del euaI es
dueno; "El Fenix," de Clayton; "El
Nueyo Estado,p de Terra Amarillo;
la cofneta," do Ration, y de manera
consPlcua entire todcs, "El lndepen-l
dieute" de Las ,Vegae, el organo per-
sonal de S~eeundlno Romero, y, segun
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02
eoMRARAcioN ENTIRE 0ApLE
TRINIDAD c. De BAcA
:

El Guardian de la GAIA y
Pesca democratic dobla los In
gTeaos de ID oflcina, nombra
cast cuatro veces mas 81 nlme-
70 do diputados, tFae como
tres eeces mas cantidad de-
truchas. anlmales de GAIA y
pescsdos al Estado, vende mil
licNncias q Inconsistencies en-.
Gamble De una sola de SUI pre-
decesor. y hAce que u ofIclna
sc sOstenga do por q.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02

Y sim embargo, 90 dice que
Hursum ha pfometIdo IA ofcI.
ma a Thomas p. Gable.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02

i berrsndos traidos al Estado por DE
Baca?
~ $685.
FL slSTEMA pE PoLclA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-02

&C COMO 81 cOMpARA On
GUARDIAN DE GAIA REPU-f
.ALicAN0 CON I'm DEMO
cRATA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
CHEESE.
EGGS.

Receipts. 5000 cases. Fresh gathered.
extras, dozen, 2AiaG25c; storage packed,
frsts, 23L age; regular packed firsts. 22la
m2Sl5c; seconds, 2lg22c: thirds and poorer.
l9d20Iac; dirties. No /. 2042012c; No 2
and poorer, ls12dl9i5c; checks, good TO
choice. dry. l9i4c; undergrades. ia &c
state. Penn and nearby, hennery whites me
10 fancy, 25iaM26c: ordinary 10 good, 249
Csc; gathered whites. ordinary to fine, 1874
d25c; Western and Southern, gathered
whites. 23M242c; state. Penn and nearby,
hennery browns 24iad25c; gathered brown
and mixed colors. 22l3q24c; duck eggs
state and nearby, Indian Runner, 25G26c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
STEEL MARKET UNDER
BETTER CONTROL
Some Signs of Lower Prices
BuVing Not So Brisk.

The steel market. according 20 trade
publications. is gradually getting under
control A few Of the mills are able
20 promise semi-fnished steel for early
delivery and the rush Of buying has
Laekened Prices show some indica-
ton Of reaction from the high levels
reached.
"The Iron Age" says: "Some in
rease in the amount Of seml-hnished
reel available for early delivery In
the Pittsburgh district is the latest in
dcstion Of lessening strain IN the
slee trade. AS additional new capacity
i finished I'm the next four OF I'VE
months. less is likely 10 be heard OF
steel shortage. Pig iron, coke ana
Old material have been the yielding
sections Of the market for several
weeks. Now billets and sheet bars
show indications. though not pro
rounced. Of a shading of from famine
prices
"The Iron Trade Review" will say;
a more subdued tone prevails IN the
iron and steel market, as new buying
s lighter and more deliberate. This is
more reelection of strength than
otherwise. since the mills are loaded
10 CAPACITY so far ahead that dellv-
cries on new orders Of size must De
a matter OF many months, and thls
requires the buyer 20 undertake undue
speculation, considering the character
Of present conditions The pig IRON
market is spotty and, on the WHOLE
Inactive"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
Traders Disappointed al
Failure to Get the
Public In.
CENTRAL TRUST
CUTS BIG MELON
New Private French Credits Are
Reported as Paris Exchange
Improves.

Wall Streets so-called talent was
inclined toward increasing bearishness
yesterday. From the Stock Exchange
at various times during the day came
word that the rank and file was bear
ish. This change in sentiment undoubt-
edly explained to considerable degree
the "ornery," as one trader put it, acton
Of stocks. The feeling among the pro-
fessionals-t they constituted about the
only element who did anything
seemed to be one of disgust and dis
appointment. Once more, 1t appeared
an effort made to attract public FOL
lowing had failed of results. The rise
Of Saturday and Monday, IL had been
hoped, would bring large expansion OF
public participation. But when the up
lift movement halted almost as SUD
denly as it began. the majority Of trad,
ers realized that the jig was up and
they turned bearish on general princl-
pies" Attempts to arouse public IN.
terest in stocks have failed so often OF
late that there is an element in. the
Street which is beginning TO despair OF
getting the public in again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
FOREIGN DEMAND
ADVANCES COTTON
Rumors of Early Peace Stimulate
Buying-Net Gain 10
TO 16 Points.

: A revival Of early peace talk, com
b;ned with a somewhat disappointing
weather man, seemed responsible TOT
sbarp advance in the cotton market
during Yesterdays early trading. July
contracts sold up to 1910, or back 10
within o points Of the highest lever
reached on the bull movement OF lsst
week. and that position closed at i3.o 4
with the general list closing STEADY ae
a not gain of 10 to IS points Tor the
dsv. The weekly report OF the NeatheI
Rureau. indicating that the crop hAV
ironrovcd in all but drouthy sections oi
the belt as result OF higher tenn
roratures seemed 10 check the buying
movement at midday, and slight reac-
lions followed. The selling was not
ac-cressive. however, while houses win
Western connections were good buyers
late in the afternoon, and last price,
we're within 3 or points OF the pest
Ijverpool and trade interests ap
rasred TO be the best buyers at tne
ltsrt and July contracts led the carry
edvance. The English market was
hardly up TO expectations, but the open
ING here was to points higher anu
the sharp demand Tor July eooH lou "
q broadening OF general demand. re
actions of or points followed .no
publication of the weekly weather &c
hort hut the state details contained uhs
favorable features, and as a matter Oh
fact that talk around the ring was more
NJ neace prospects and demand to re-
nIenish exhausted supplies aDroad Una"
of the new crop outlook. ,
The Liverpool buying here was sup !,
nosed 10 be for the purpose Oh uhuolns
straddles. and operations OF that jol'
nav have reflected the reported declihe
in marine war risks, as well as the "Iac
diFarences now prevailing between the
TWO markets. The foreign demand loI
Julv was particularly active during Wy
frst hour. and there was gossip afou III
The ring that there was large straoule
81 short interest still outstanding i,
that nosition. No change was reporteu
in The spot situation, and the larger IN. N
terior receipts seemed to attract llIlle
immediate attention. As officially re-
norted. the Southern spot markets "eIS
AN unchanged except for an advance VI
X points at Houston, and sales VIZ
Generally small. Exports for the Gay
gere 1860 bales, making ass
bsIcs AGAINST 7,600,947 to the same
time last season. Range of prices
psrge Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
CENTRAL TRUST
CUTS BIG MELON
s2.OOO,OOO for StOCkhOld-
ers Who May Subscribe
for New Issue at Par.

Plans 70 increase the capital stock
- N. Central Trust Company from
100000 TO 100000. under cOnsid-
,,s.ion for several months by
Is president, James y. Wallace,
rd the directors, reached definite
iorn yesttuday, when the board
S,elsred a dividend Of $1,000 2-3
, share. This distribution. aggregat-
,,r 100000. will be turned over to
bs stockholders, with the right 70 keep
he cash or use II in subscribing 70
s. equal amount OF stock st par. The
cash dividend is payable July TO
stock Of record June 1.
Shareholders Of the company, st a
spseial meeting on June 2, will be
ssked 10 authorize the capital increase,
which. according 20 the official an
rourcemeut. Will be offered on the fol-
owing basis: Twenty thousand
,hsres for subscription at par $1,000
q uro rata 20 the stockholders Of rec
ord of such date. for such period and
grder such regulations and provisions
AS shall be determined at the special
meeting Of stockholders, and the sale
Of al additional shares not subscribed,
,aken and paid for. by the president OF
he company 20 such persons, in SUCH
manner. az such time 20 time, and at
such price as he may determine, pro-
yIded. however, that none Of such
shares shall be sold for less than the
market value thereof. nor for less than
500 o share"
The bid and asked prices for Central
Trust stock Yesterday were quoted at
$3.50 and $3.50. respectively. The
rights accompanying the stockholders
or.ions on the new stock were worth
$3.50 a share, based or the former fig
ue During 1915 this institution paid
so per cent In dividends, Of which lo
per cent was in the form Of am extra
stribution.
When Mr. Wallace became president.
on Nav 23. 1905, the deposits amounted
90 S46.600.O00; yesterday they we're
SI66.S0O.o00. q gain Of Sl20.20o,000 dur
nr his administration Surplus and
undivided profits now stand at S20,-
100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18

( New York.
NEW YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
Reading Moves Late.

Traders waited until the closing hour
to set off the fireworks in Reading.
Then they ran it up with vengeance
setting a new high record of 93h, an
advance of 81 points from the low Of
the day. Heavy buying Of the stock
occurred all the way up, the turnover
of around $1,000 shares making Read
inc the most active stock on the list.
Gossip had it that the rise was the
result of a slip-up in the execution OF
large buying orders placed by an I'M
portant operator. The story was that
through some mistake in transmitting
the order the broker sold Reading in
stead of buying. When the mistake
was discovered and an attempt was
made to fulfil the original order IN
addition to buying back the stock sold
in error. the supply Of Reading dried
up. so to speak, and the price shot up
with great rapidly. The oft-rep'e.ate,d
story of a distribution of Reading :
assets came out again on the rise OF
the stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES
BsnkruptU Petitions.

BanbruptcJ reuuohh
MORRIS sCHRAGER Of $50 For St, q cantor
in synssosu.. has died psti;ioG IA banAruDiy.
With sSes 2. ard nd, no s'ss ss,. hs A ds
mf Aaf ffaeji m Art r. A' MANT & Co
Jacob schmeoytz, Louis Nsthanson ana hot, h,rry
fscturing Co metal works u Mott st, have nlsd a
petition in bankruptcy With liabilities s27s5 and no
Max Kobrs', Bank
MAX KOBRE's BANK-Judge Mayer has directed
Eugene L. Richards. receiver Of Max hoores BAnS.
o. q cana do doo to pay out ilo 9' ts M.s8t
ualty Co. s6l 500 % the k15re Assets Corporation.
and after paving fees Of ,s75 the balance r.m.inin
Corporation and third % the brownsville Assets
Corporation petition in bankruptcy was NED
against tho bank on Angus, 3. l9l. and COMPOST
ton Was sftcrward made with creditors and depos'
itOrs az 100 cents on the dollar
Discharge Granted.
J. r HANFT Judge MAYER has granted dis,
charge from bar Arupuy 70 Frederic. hiaii;; Of
Sl7 SO. The business was established IN 1850.
Dividend Authorized.
d OTTENSOSER & CO.-Iudge Mayer has su-
thorized the payment n dividend of one-rfth OF
importer. ~ jrvery novelties formerly Of 1873 Fifth
az. against whom a petition ~ bankruptcy was
sentenced by Judge Muiquecn IN 1918 70 two years
% tho state prison for transactions prior 10 The
American Real Ests,, Co.
AMERICAN REAL ESTATE Co-Iudss Mayer
has allowed PAU icrm's. a creditor OF me Amerl
IN the hsntrunfcy proceedings. Ir. Hermes has a
claim for s 6Zl which amount he has paid ca a
bond o. The company " the face value Of $4,000.
Assignment.
wINNiCK PRESS. Inc. commercial printer a,
ial BrOOine S.. has made an assignment 20 loui.
Fetels1n. n incorporated I'm MAY. 1908. with
capital stock s. 600 Morris $. Nnulck s prcsl-
dent and George Levine secretary.