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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-11
Cotton

More cool and reasonable consider
alton Of the shipping situation, as
complicated by the recent activity OF
German subn. arines, had evidently
convinced a great many cotton traders
that there was really little reason Tor
their great alarm on Monday. AT any
rate. many of them Who became
frightened then were anxious to ouy,
and, as they encountered active com
petition from shorts, from mill buyers
and from Liverpool interests, the OF
ferings were soon found to be decided
~ INADEQUATE. In short, the buyers
far outnumbered the sellers, and as
result prices for the nearby deliver
les were forced to the highest prices
of the season. October reached 17.2lc;
December, 17.44c; January. 17.34c, and
March. l7.45c. The strength was espe-
cially marked in January, which
showed a net gain of 81 points at the
close, while other deliveries showed
from 2S to 35 points.
Although the market opened at an
advance of from 10 II points, aston
ishment was expressed in some quar-
tiers that more striking advance had
not occurred, our opening being re-
garded as a poor response to the great
buoyancy in Liverpool, which was
about 80 American points higher than
expected. Liverpool advices ascribed
the buoyancy to the scarcity OF hedge
offerings and the strong tone Of
Egyptian markets. In addition, Liver
pool sent heavy buying orders to our
market. based mainly on the decidedly
wide differences in prices.
Prominent trade interests were
again active buyers Of December con-
tracts, largely for Southern mills and
for mills upstate. Many of the Wall
Street houses who took in good profits
on Monday, partly for the so-callet
Waldorf crowd, and partly for big
Western operators, were making siren
uous efforts to reinstate the liquidated
holdings. After reacting slightly, prices
recovered 10 the days highest levels
just before the close as covering
movement became general. based main
~ on the strength in spot markets
and predictions of frost in the Eastern
belt.
Yes'day's Close day Year
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Com ditie s

as exporters in this country are con-
cerned. In short, II is supposed tha'
the British government, realizing the
imperative necessity Of securing sup
plies not only for Great Britain, but
for her Allies as well, will assume all
risks and will guarantee sellers against
all losses. Therefore a more hopeful
feeling prevailed in export circles.
Yes'day's Close day Year
close before. ago.
Cash: Gents Gents Cents
New York $50. 17134 1879 Holiday
Contract:
Chicago, Dec. 1885 1919 Holiday
Chicago, May. 1885 1864 Holiday
Corn Buoyancy prevailed in the
corn market practically all the session.
At the outset there was decline OF
1sc, with a subsequent rise Of Use, and
n late recession of Is to &c. Clear
and favorable weather for curing the
crop was mainly responsible for the
momentary weakness. The advance
afterward was partly in sympathy with
wheat and partly on reports that eX-
porters had bought over 100000 bushels
TO arrive. There are other fair orders
scarcity of ocean freight room.
Yes'day's Close day Year
Cash: close. before. ago.
New York. .... SO s9I2 Holiday
Contract:
Chicago, Dec. 49,. 77h 1874 Holiday
Chicago, May. 1884 1874 Holiday
Oats.!There was frmer feeling IN
the oats market. At one time prices
were u to 3. c higher. Offerings dimin
ished, while demand was fair, partly
prompted by the rally in wheat and
corn. IL is claimed that exporters Will
buy more freely in case ocean freight
room becomes more abundant. POSI-
bly, the advent of colder weather will
lead to increased consumption.
Yes'day's Close day Year
close. before. ago.
Cash: (cents) Gents Gents
New York;. 1914 52Ia Holiday
Contract:
Chicago, Dec. 40 4sla Holiday
Chicago, May. 517s 511a Holiday
Rye.-Prices were steady.
Yesday's Close day Year
close. before. ago.
Cash, N. Y, bu. .S1.33 S1.33 Holiday
Flour and Meal.-Quotations were:
Closing Day Year
yes day. before. ago.
Wheat, Mimi, spring
patents .......S8.4o $40 Holiday
RIVE -four, choice. CTS 6.75 Holiday
Cornmeal. kiln dried $40 4.35 Holiday
Bran. in sacks. -. .2e.00 2o.10 Holiday
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Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
| livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices,
compared with those Of ~ear ago:
New York: Yesterday. year aso.
Live steers best 100 .o e.,,.o
d. .............S bIO 9s9'oO soVV esIV'oV
Dressed beef sides. - q, ,,,
10. ............. III W 40 w " ''0Ia
Live Veals. best. 100 go ,o
%. ............. S.OV S9tH'VV o'VV " law
Dressed ves.s. CITY, . "a
IT'D. ........s....s .sIo - - - -
Live ewes 100 10. $50 q $50 $50 "a oIo
Lambs. fair 70 prime, ~ 80 o,o
100 ID. ........ 1850 (elIZ2 6.V0 s'2V
Dressed mutton. ID. 20 g -, .0S i!
R Ros aa lamb 100 III b. s755 sss $40 $50
Dressed hogs, bacon. ~ ,,yo
Mess 5eef. b6i'..2I.OO 92l.5O 1859 a 100
lao 5 M'luie @i52so $500 s.7oo
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Cette Oct Mar del Norte tspsn). New YORK
Leghorn. Oct Italia OBJ. View YORK c,..
Hare. Oct 6-Yigda (Norl. Ne" lo'A VIA '"''
bOurg -. W.
Bordeaux. oct s-Rcch,mbeau lIrl. New lo,@
Rio de Jane!ro. Oct g-Craster Han Ne" iV'A va
Bahia.
SAILED
Barcelona. Oct s-Rivrdale fBrl. NsW lcfA. u..L
Rotterdam. oct s-Ierrsum DUTCH sxhls hooh'
ar oct 81 L Jus;esen DAM. New lo,h VI,
Bo-le,ur Oct : "a m-rsfayette tBrl. Ne" iorA
mot previously
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

10 tn. Mallory IS Go. with passengers ard rnd'e'
quar- a. 6.35 m. e.o, "a
RIO de JAneiro 10 and Trinidad Oct ]. 70 LAihi'''
4 Holt with nlise Bar al SO m 81, r,
GufsiTezu. Port Arthur Oct J. 70 the "uH ne
fning Co with rise. quar- at lo'p- a m
Espzgue tFrl Bordeaux Oct !. 20 the tofnpasiiic
Gcneraic TRANSPLANT cue with passengers, NAILS
and mdsc. Bar a. IS - -, -,
Havana Havana OCT :. n the New iork ana
Cuba Mail s Go. with passengers and mise. bar
az ! 80 m -, NJ,
Jefferson. Newport News and Norfolk 70 the Old
Dominion S Co. with passengers and mdse guar
ArapaRoc jacksonville Oct and Charleston 3. 10
the Clyde s. Co. with passengers and mdse quar-
at 40
SAILED.
Pensie-o u,.D. Norfolk: Antonio Lopez tspsn).
Csdr. ~ Vale. Galveston. LOUISIANA -
Helena (Dujchl. Rotterdam. Marie lswedl. Goth
cuburg. Guifoil Port Arthur. 81 Bede tBrl fhla-
deipAia: Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport NeW,'
Ci-. ~ So Louis savannah: san Gugheimo lltaD,
Naples. Fisll tNor). Msnel: Apache. charleston
and Jacksonville
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.
Rotterdam. oct 9-Noordsm Dutch. New York
va kirswalL -. II,
Chrstiania. oct 3-Bcrgensiiori (Nor). New York
via KirEwall and Bergen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-11

Coftonseed Oil I'm

COttonsecd Oil Futures Prices in
the cottonseed oil market continued TO
soar during yesterdays operations. and
new high records for the season were
again established. There were occasion
al waves Of profit taking which brought
about n reaction. but the demand was
very active and closing quotations
showed net gains Of 30 10 40 points.
Total sales for the day were $4,000 bar
al
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE Oh A CHATrEL MORTGAGE ere.
rufcd hy MICHAEL DAVIS 70 DAVID JOSEPH
DAVIS. dated and rei Dec. -. 1915. CIAS.
MEYER. Auctr.. will sel a. public auction velne,-
DAY. Oct. II. 1915, at . 80 A. NJ. a, So coney
Island Ave Brooklyn All the futures
By order Of FRANK D.. sTuNENALL.
Affnrner o. 'r-t
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CHRISTIAN WORKER 70 solicit orders for The
Busy Mans Bible, liberal commissions Room llOl,
373 4th ave. 10 =. m.
WANTED-OFFICE BOY-Some experience. Whole
sale wine house: s. 10 start. j. H.. box 900.
Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-11
Yesterdays A ye

Sugar Futurcs.-Trading in sugar
futures held firm yesterday, due to the
advancing raw and refined sugar mar
kcts, and trade buying caused prices to
hold well above the opening level. the
close showing net gains ranging from Z
20 II points, with total sales Of 1880
tons. The late positions were more or
less neglected. trading being confined to
October 10 March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER

United states Coast and Geodetlc Survey
Sun rises ..........6 OF Moon rises ~. M ~
Sun sets ............5.24 Moon sets "a H. -.''i'
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
CHRISTIAN. Hebrew cody business man, who
believes Scriptures. please employ believer:
respects Sabbath Seventh day Saturday,: three
years with wholesale seven ears with publishers:
young man. references. Y. A. Nelson, 1872 West
li4th st
PAINTER papcrhsnger. decorator. take charge
responsible any Job: city country. 2l7 East
SIth ~.
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CHANGE or NAVE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that +. II.
TIFFANY a Co. Incorporated. a domestic
corporation. having lis principal place Of
business In the borough OF Manhattan.
city. County and State ~ New York. VIII
apply 70 the supreme Court Of the State
OF New York. al Special Term, Part
thereof To be held az the County Court
house In ihe Borough OF Manhattan. city
and County ~ New York. ON the LIST day
81 November. 1916. NJ 1850 o'clock In the
forenoon Of that day. or as soon thereafter
as counsel can be heard. Tor an order
authorizing said corporation % change It's
CORPORATE name 90 TIFFANY, HALL &
co. INCORPORATED.
Dated New York. y. \, october IL, 1915
Il. IL. TIFFANY Il co. INCORPORATED.
BY STEPHEN NJ. HALL.
r.
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,,,,ss,oss and houses $4,000 Ut. also building
lots ON RAJ dan Bay and Wocdce't Bay; 10"
rrices easy terms Send Tor part culars
John j. RANDALL CO.. frecport' L. L.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES.

SURROGATES' NOTICES.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
HON JOHN Z. COHALAN. a Surrogate
Of the County Of New York. Notice II
hereby given to all persons having claims
against CHARLES NEUkIRCH, late OF tho
County Of New York. deceased. TO present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scribcr. at their place OF transsctlng bust
ness. at the ONCE OF their attorneys. No.
l2s Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. in
the city Of New York. on or before tho Esd
day ~ February next
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of
August. 1916.
LEOPOLD ROSSBACH,
BLANCHE b. NEUkIRCH
GEORGE b. THURNAUER.
CAIN. LEvENTRITT & GoETZ. At
torneys for Executors. l2S Broadway.
Manhattan. y. Y. city.
IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John i. Cohalan, a Surrogate OF the
County Of Sew York. Notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against
Emma MorEeustcrn. late 81 the County OF
New York. deceased. 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers at
their place Of transactlng business. Room
1901. No 80 wall Street. Borough Of Man
haitian. city Of Sew York. on or before the
25th day Of March. 1911
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of Sep
EDWARD II. GREEN.
LEE Is. COSHLAND.
Executors
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL. Attorney.
for Executors. - Wall Street. New
York. y J.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John +. cohalan. "A Surrogate
OF the County Of New York. NOTICE II
hereby given 90 all persons having claims
against Alice Warren MarcscauN. late Of
the County 81 New York. deceased, To pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber at his place Of trsnsactlng
business. az tho Office Of Pierce * Greer.
No 81 Wall street. IN tho city Of New
York on or before tho 2lst day Of De-
ccmher next
Dated Now York. tho i1th day Of
June. 1916.
DAVID II GREER,
Administrator c. l. O.
PIERCE B. GREER
Attorneys for Administrator c. {. a..
- Wall street. New York. ~. Y
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COUYTRY PROPEKTY.

rrr yor-R RENT PAY FOX YOUR HOME
Rest financial plan explained oy Country Home
League. No 10 West 3zd ST.. Dept Z Phone
1850 Mad sQ.
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CNFURNIsHED HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED-From Noy. lst on. room. bath apart
mcut or house On suburbs. not over thirty min
uies' Communication from Manhattan. Write details
10 D. Desmond Spfasue. Room lils l65 Broadway.
Now Nnrk-
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Farm Produce
Dairy and Barnyard

Dairy and barhydru.
The following are New York prices,
yesterdays, compared with those of a
year ago:
Yesterday. A year ago.
Butter, extra,
creamery, h., IS a - 29 @29lA
Cheese, state,
whole milk, lb. Fl @21H Is a 154
Eggs, Pa. and
nearby hem
merry browns. 43 @45 SO @3o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-11

Other Basic Materials.-Of each OF
the following commodities there are
many grades and variations, and there
fore many prices. These quotations
are for the information of those VINO
have a general interest in prices:
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Coffee Futures.-The coffee market
lost the greater part of Mondays ad-
vances during yesterdays trading. Per
haps the declines reflected the easier
tendency reported in the cost and
freight market late yesterday, or it
may have been that some Of Mondays
buyers on the fear of increased costs
of importation were influenced by the
more optimistic view of shipping con-
ditions which was reflected in other
rnarkptq
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LONG ISLAND.
SPECIAL SALE, OCT. 7 TO IL.
FREEPoRT WATER FRONT
NEW JERSEY.

HOME BUILD @ =
r "a tCKFRsON CO.. ". saith ST. y. i.
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DIANtO..DS.
TYPEW RITERS.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANkBOoks.

LOST-rassbook ?i5.5OS, titifens' Savings Bank
Book viii be cancelled october -. 1916. unless
adverse claim Is made.
LOST Handbook No IO31.6u u Bank Tor say
lugs. $50 en- Av New York. Payment stopped
Please return tn bank.
Losr-Rsnhhook 40 OBS. osl 81 Rank Tor saw
ing,. $50 th N.. New York. Payment stopped.
r'i-a- THssf~u N-rh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-11

Rye.-Prices we're steady.
Yes'day's Close day Year
close. before. ago.
Cash, N. Y, Blu. 1913 S1.33 Holiday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-11

Orchard and Field.
Yesterday. A year ago.
Beans, marrow,
choice, 100 Id. se.so@e.eO s7.so@7e5
Peas. Scotch. che ESQ - 3.e5@3.eo
Potatoes, Ii. Dbl 4.oo@4.25 2.75@3oo
Potatoes, NJ, bg 3.40@3.50 2.00@25C
Apples, fancy, Dbl 2.00G5.o0 2.50@4.5O
Peaches, bsk.... 400 go .25@ 80
Grape't, Cub, box 2.oo9 500 100000
Grapes, up-river,
Delaware, CRIT. 600 100 300 rs
Oranges, Cal, bx 2.ooG6.oo 2.oO@7Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-11

Hay and Straw.
Yesterday. A year ago.
(Per TOM per toni
Timothy, old,
No. l, large
bales 80. .s1s.0o@1e.oo s24.Oo@25.50
No. clover,
mixed 80. 15.0o@1600 1900 =
Rye straw,
No. 1.... 5000 14.00@
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AS Pcrshing Advances Car.
ranzistas Give More
Assistance.
BANDIT TURNING EAST
~ tsEON GE n. CLEMENTS.
Special Core spondonf Of The SuS.


HEADQUARTERS or PUNITIVE ExpEpr-
rIoN UNITED STATES ARMY, NEAR
'AsAs GEANDEs. Mexico, MARCH IS, ny
AERorLaNE TO CoLuMBus, y. NJ, March
2I-The further south the Americans
penetrate the more persistent and con :
sistent become the cooperation and as
sistance in pursuit OF villa on the part
or the forces comma nded by officers of
the Carranza Government. a circum-
stance very favorably commented upon
BY officers Of the American expedition.
Never in the history of the army of
the United States has every branch
OF the service. cavalry, infantry and
artillery. given better evidence OF its
MOBILITY. stamina and preparedness
than on this expedition.
Since leaving Columbus. March Is. the
army as represented 10y all branches
mas reached point 200 milc-, south
ward. every mile Of which was travelled
overland through some of the toughest
country in the Republic of Mexico.
x arm proud OF the record made by
the forces under my command on this
OCCASION said Gen. j. j. pershing,
leader of the expedition. when discuss
ing the matter Tonight,
The men and animals are in splen-
did condition and so far as the men
are concerned. the further they get
into the interior of the country the
more enthusiastic they seem to be-
come, which IL another encouraging
. ion M A..
shows the men In better physical con-
dition tnan on the preceding day"
Garrisons are being maintained at
many points along the line Of COM
mun!cations hc;wecn the border at Co.
lumhus and the advance base and the
entire way is patrolied 10y acroplancs.
which act a. scouts and report move
ments Of men for many miles on either
side of the main travelled road These
aeroplancs also carry messages ana
hrst class mail TO the army from the
edvancc bases of the American forces
and the main base on the border.
Villa was reported last night nearly
a hundred miles southeast OF this point.
which indicates that he is retreating.
Il is believed that the American forces
have not yet been in contact with him.
There is an intlmation that So far from
seeking asylum in the Guerrero dis
tric,, where he is supposed to have
friends, Villa has turned eastward
giving no Indications as 10 his ulti-
mate object.
now advance base for the Nmcri-
can army has been established 100
miles below tdsas GraudoS and motor
truck companies have left for the new
base loaded with supplies of all kinds
for the troops stationed here. The gar
rison now at the front" is composed Of
organizations representing all branches
of the military service
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28

The President : said To- realize fal.g
no" that having taken his stand for
the protection ~ American rahts under
International Law. he must stick 20 u
ur uncoudi'iouI'N SURRENDER The uro-
trIctcd exchanges of uptes tui tn. ,lIp-
lumatic parl"ys have encouraged the
President to believe that GcrmauN would
gradually adhere to the American point
uf view, and for thlS reason l. - said
the President has strained every point
10 Keep negotiations on an amiranlr
basis, but ttlr cumulative evidence that
German submarines are attacking uas-
scuper ships and merchant ships with.
out warning and the fact that American
lives have been "ndancered and Sacri.
nccd IN the SUSSEX and Englishmon
cases have brought the President to tho
realization that something more effective
than diplumat'' communicat lions -
necessary.
This AT least - the autnorit,.i,,
statement of the Presidents attitude
whinh comes from White House ni,l ,als
incidentally II may be said there is mo
attempt hciug 7iadc to emphasize Tia.
gravity of the situation for the &. .pcci,l
benefit of German oiiciadom This
has been the case in certain instances I'm
the past. when 1t was felt that German
opinion might I've best educated To he
lieve that the President and the United
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
S40,00O,000 MOVIE
TRUST is UNDER Way
New York to Be Headquarters
Mary Pickford and Chaplin
Among Merger stars.

~ =.
wv '''' "''' ~" "'n-
lana thitS To- bc put through the m'rgc-
muurlc \ "irus," IL ,nntc,,,l,,,d
WIN" "''"' "'' '''' W. ''''"l N"i"r-
lea moving piciuie business but 10
dominate the world ,n pno,o NAV.
,,.l,. ,..
"''"''' ''' ''H' '''P''"'oi' "''h
capitalization OF some s'",ou0."00 Will
blossom forth In New York ,i,v u,,lo.
a.. .,tra.,i,.,, -, p.,,i...t.. l,
Wv INC '''' VI !" ''I'p'"h'
ore of III" Nirc-prcNidcnts ur th" Amcri-
can Toba,ro COMPANY. ronrcser,i,,
a...,.,
'"'s' "'''''N''' '''''''''' 7'''"''' pos
siblN the lIo'hetclci@,
The merger VIII centralize a number
Of companies now covering the country
with a vast uunbcr of expense causing
distributing centres. The companies in
VOWED are III" Paramount Universal.
General. Mutual V. l.. = T.. and the
Metro THIS arrangemcnt viii leave only
the Triangle World ana Eos outside OF
the trust
Mary ii'ktord j. tn" flsi to step into
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WAITE ADDS TO
HISC0NFESSION
ON PECK DEATH
Prisoner Yields tn Pleas
Made by Family to Re-
veal Entire Plot.
DEFENCE OF INSANITY
OUTLINED BY FATHER

District Attorney Ssann was In
formed last night that Dr. Arthur War
rem Waite had made new confession
of his completely IN the death of his
father-in-iaw. John T.. Peck. Judge
Swami was at his country place and
had not been able 20 communicate with
Frank \. waite. brother of the ac-
cuscd dentist. 70 whom the new state
ment was made in Bcllevue Hospital
prison ward last evening.
Frank \. waite left Beleyue Hospital
about s O'Clock after spending almost all
of the afternoon ~ his brothers bed
side. urging the dentist to tell the
truth.
''Ill :sl you something Frank Waite
said to the reporters. My hrothcr has
made q new statement
Did he make a confession
HE ampliied and corrected the story
I've had already todd me am not at
liberty 20 say what that was. Ny
brothers phys.ca, condition is good. but
mentally fear there - something
wrong, although An not an alen.-D'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28

W addition to that Gen. Funston tells
rs 1J' additional aeroplanss will be of
? '.'r both IN reconnaissance work and
" carry lns messages from the advance
tiH T." IN" bas. at Columbus. OF
=" "'roplau"S already there two have
b''' u' 'rnN'd. OTHERS have need Of
f'ld''ts paris. hut two Of them are in
a'h1' .n 'luuous service. The Depart
low negotiating for the pur-
en-" "' additional acroplaucs. hut
he A" On" number nor type has been
ye' d"crmw,d
IH' N'r"lrss communication in re-
''I ." b" iutcrmittent because of the
ha' conditions in the electric field
For th,S reason additional I'M
I.''.'r o. given 10 the request for aero
pc" facilities
IN in" line Of communication now
20 hc about 80 miles from the
o''l'' IN" additional automobile trucks.
w. F'id, would enable ,;cn. pcrshing
' IlNd' tn" line INFO six divisions with
.'"hrsuir.n"nt station at the terminus
~ '''H section. zen. Funston is cX-
~ ''h 10 send additional troops in from
"' border TO guard this line.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28

States were in deadly earnest rhs
tendency To-day ia 10 miui,uiz. ,hs
gravity rather man 10 ac,cntu,,s =
For that reason all tho .,,,id.vi,s ni
American n,ssenpey. nv, ,h. S,,,.,x I, -,
all refcrerco IN "torro,,nes" ,,rsnro,, ,u,
of them bcforo ,hov ycro y,,or ,n ,h.
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