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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-12
Nbefatterne Dor.

Gan 6rancisco. Sol, Dem zoe
Sept.: VII De 100 abefotter. iom
bragteS bio ira Grienter iii Srua
ueo De Experimental, iom antilles
/ Re~aiertneens S%abora.orier / for.
ltieQige 1ele al Sanoet / Sorbin.
belle meb aampen moo Sarnelanl.
melier, er 40 aIlereoe osoe % man.
&c andre osenoe.
Soormanse Der pil bli igien at
ienoe pioere s%itoper, Iaoer Jig life
afgisre.
Se Observation-Disclosures, Der
bar Spipnet meo Aberne Iom fcm
bertil iorrise 6reoag, beretter, at
DC ale beianot TIC | bebite Selgaa.
enoe. inbtil Be nnaeoe Den tcnpcrc-
reee Gone. bpor DC itrar b%egpnete
at aEsribes al Sitnaebetrnoeiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-12

Gttafpa, Ont, ben Ste Sept. :
Hegieringeu bar ira fo~ritieligc Ar.
b~eioerbolo mootaget Anorugen0er
ON ar regulere Grilerue paa Sep.
netsmioler og g~r9noiel, iaolpnge
arigen oarer.
Eremierminiiter BORDEN loueoe at
tage Sageu unoer Suerpeielie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-12
Qarpeien.

Waibington, ben Ste Sept: Bel.
ret bar ben itoite llge pqret Irroe.
les gunitigt for Dtaiien i Den
miotre og spre Gel al I~isiisiippi.
oalen, og Iulingen rGrn1er iis bur,
zig oct Staoium, oa Den er itffer
MOB 6roititaoe, heoer Oct / en- iooa
al Oct fsoeraIe 8eirbureau offent.
llggiort Bulletin.
Foteterne bar oerimoo toget iter-
se Sfaoe al Def languarige tsrre og
ourme &eir, emo man bopoe pentei,
Iaa lloiigterne er temmelig oaarlige
/ be flelte al be certraIe o. norolige
Stltrifter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-12
Stuisere Suffer.

San 6raltcisco, Gal, BEN Ste
sept: aGe De itsrre Sufferraffi.
taoerier bar, iom Sslse Of Neo.
gangen / Sriien paa 1aoiutfer,
foretaget ct Reoilag al 70 Gents
pr. 100 Suno for rafineret Sutfer.
2ette iiges at bore ben uigtisite
5oranoring, iom bar furoet steo /
Sufferpriien, iioen De enorne ge.
itiQinger ira europa ienote EriIeu
oo I'll sos pr. 100 Buno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-12
Uostet Soroerlfab.

Eitt5burgh ia, Ben Ste Sept. :
Stcpen Mibolic bleu ioag, paa
8riuto al lin GeIagtigheo / arbei.
oerltroIigbeoerne / graooocf / Wiai,
al CONNER 6. y. Orr uegtet ante.
rifanIf gorgerifab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-12

mans lpblige Nreb, onltrent % Wttl
gtoroeit for Sllrtufai).
X X X
Berlin Soc Sept. - &c tplfe %
buIgarife trooper, iom opcrerel
ldngS SortehauStDItcn. er III laaei
mere enc 90 Wtil iorbi oer, rllnenif(
0rGnic. GGtnc 6rcmqang, iom brog-
te DC rumrnife Sortebapsbpcr / pore
SGnoer, forflarer o9ina, bporfor DC
rumpnife trooper, ipm er gaoet inb
/ Sraninlpanien, mi inbifrG1fcr fine
Sperutioner til intoa Strciitou.
Betrogroo 9oe Sept. Gllsiiife
SipitriosfrGfter bar iguar for ferite
Sang | &onflift nleo Sulgarernc.
Hllsliife Sorpeoobaabe bombarOereoa
apitbpen 9aliif. iont Slllgarerne net
op bapbe crobret ira Tltmpncrne, og
ifipb iienf 81 29gtere, IoItet meo
grgo og unoen Hropiallt til Den tplf-
bulgarIfe Scr.
Sllfarelt 9oe Sept.- Gen rumpn-
tie 0eneralitab bar mn ienbt itore
SroppemaSier til ben Ip0pItlige
@rpnie forat ltanoie Sen inf -blllgar-
Ife Snpnlion, Set meooeltes nenrlia
iOag balp officiclt, at "betpoelige ri
r9nife Sroppcitprfer iomnrbeioer M
nleb Hi,sierrc / Gobruoia." Get cr
mullgt, at Oct blir noopcnbigt of trpf-
fe Jig enbnll liot Longer tilbogc, bau-
DC iorbi 2onoifobet / Iobruoia er
polIfeligt at foriporc, % ioroi ,Sien-
ben bar lamlet mcgct itore Cribs
frGft tier pcb oernc eSront. Dc milf
tpre acknowledgement erflGreoe ioog iom
lin faite Sperbepisning, at Sienben
piloe pGre noe at Stanb til at faitc
logen iterre Sroppeitprfe oper Co
llall for Ell Tremrpfning moo 9ilfa=
reit.
SEQ aalnpcnc ON Sltrtllfai bar
Spif- 9ulgarernes mlnleriifc Sperle-
genbeo oper DC rllnipnIfe Spr1purere
lom fire til en-. Get tpife gomboroe-
lnellt bar Der iaa polbiomt, at aanor.
toroellcn tpoeligt fllnbe bsres pau
gllfareits @aoer. 9pens 9%efoIfning
mo0tog Gfterretningen ON Sllrtllfais
Sab meO flor Sntlling, ba mar an
'ao bette for Ell bctpbningslss NffGre
iammenlignet meb oen rllmrnifc ,S1-
poiion al llrlgarn oe Grpbrineen al
Sriupo peb Conan.
2onbon 9be Sept. - Ofiicieae
Weloinger iOog bertil ira gltforelt BIZ
Ter, at Husierne og Gumenerne bar
'tanoiet Den tpif-bulgaritc Snpoiion /
oct ipoeItre Hllnlpnien oa bar ielp to-
get Sffenliuen. glllgarerne er olles
reoe blet oreuet no igien ira Sen be-
fGitebe Sp Sobric (poo DC ileite anr-
ter allfort iom 9o5oroiif), ioln De ilo-
fog for nogle fao Gage iioen.
Sfelge andre Welbinger BERTH bar
Sulgarcrlle cllonu life ppret iItallb
til at faa en- encitc Solbot opcr 60
nan pan npgct 8llnft.
SRA Berlin inorsnumeS oct, at ocn
tpif-bulgorife CfieniiD er gooet iitoo,
men oct pnoltaoca, al nue W}o0ungreb
er mislpffcocS, ~forioopiot lom Snif-
@ul9arcrnc life er blet oreuet tilba9e
poa i1oaet Vltnft.
SnliOlertio fortiptter Rllnl9nerllc
lncb itor &raft lit Srentitpb / Def
norblige Srnniplpanien. DC bar iao-
lcbeS bciat Den piatigc @p Slnb Sop,
lit5o og fem andre 9ncr, iom Otter
bieu mot til at re1llIlle / itpr
Sait.
Hlmrnlte Trooper cr MI paa Sc
forifielige Steber rpttct ira 30 til
10 Oiil inO / ben sitcrrigite GropinS
Sranlplpaiien, mems De lrnqit moo
Spo, / 0mednell al Sriouo, er ruffct
10 Wfil ino | ieIpc llllaorn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-12

Sofia, 9%ulsarien, Soc Sept. =
Gen tpif-bulsarife S%9ritprfe, ion er
rpffet ino | Yropinien 9obrubia, bar
lui erobret ben befRiteoe 8p 9obric
(elIer 9aSaroiifl oe De riim9nife
apitbper peb Sortebapet gaiiif, So
narno oa aoi gfra. &c trooper, Tom
inhtoe Siirtufai rpffer I'M moo Sill
itriS aiouL ~Iiaeleoea Lager goa Gos,
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a%lebellbapn, Sanmorf, Den Soc
sept: Set f%onlcrpatipe Yartis
Nor'lag ON llbnGpnelien al ct Rias
oagSnopolg poa 30 Weolemmer til
at orsfte Observation-Disclosures ON
Solget al De oanif.peitinoiifc Ger
til De Sorenebe Stater t~ilItenutes
lgonr Iftes, efter ct lpnaere MsDe,
al ale Eurticr / Gigsoagen.
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
GIVES SMOKER AND DINNER.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
TOWNSEND. Del. Feb. 26-J.
Oliver Foracker gave a turkey supper
at his residence on Commerce street
on Wednesday night The evening
was spent in discussing preparedness,
and many interesting points were
brought out. Those present were:
Senator Edward Hart. James A. Hart.
Representative r. b. Schwatka. Wal
ter S. Money, w. c. Money. r. r.
Reynolds, w II. Reynolds, Simon
Abrahms. G. W Vandyke, ]. ID. Strad-
ley, W. A. Scott. and Dr. J. d. Niles.
Andrew Harman. chief clerk at w.
Lattomus' store, is contend to his
home with grip.-Charles NJ. Watts
left today on an extended trip through
the South.--P. W. Moore, who bought
the Bratton property on Main street
from w. II. Reynolds recently will
convert the building into a delicates-
sen store
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
WASHINGTON CALM
While Awaiting The
GERMAN j BOAT note
(Contlnued From Page 1l

AAOullnutu AWAA ~
aides planned TO use their personal in
lluence with congressman. Postmaster
General Burlesoa was said to be aiding
the President in this respect by confer
ences with Democratic members.
Chairman Flood, of the House foreign
affairs committee. today turned "a deaf
ear to requests Tor hearings upon the
various warning resolutions. No COM
mittee meeting is planned before next
week
Irritated by action Of Representa-
tive Sims in having newspaper editor
falls referring to hostile Democrats
seeking the overthrow OF President
Wilson, read in the House, Represen-
tative McLemore, OF Texas, complain
ed to Chairman Flood today. McLe-
more told Flood that Democrats sup
porting the President had carefully
observed the administration desire
to avoid open debate and that il was
unfair for the Presidents supporters
TO have the editorials printed IN the
Congressional Record.
Flood promised McLemore 20 40
his best TO prevent either side breach
ing the subject.
Chairman Flood, Of the House Tor
eign relations committee. went TO the
State Department today to discuss
with Secretary Lansing the possibil
itv OF agreeing on q compromise rcso
luton warning Americans to stay of
armed ships.
Flood believes Americans might be
warned I'm resolution that still as
serted their legal right TO passage on
armed merchantmen. He would also
bv resolution. enter into the question
OF offensive and defensive armament
seeking TO name the calibrc of guns
that should be regarded as offensive
armament.
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
MOTHERs, CONGRHss MEErING.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD. Del, Feb. 26.-The Del
aware Branch of the National Moth
ers' Congress and Parent-Teachers'
Association held both morning and
afternoon sessions yesterday in the
Methodist Protestant Church in Har-
rington. The address Of welcome was
made by Mrs. Garratte Harrington
and Professor Snyder, for the Har-
ringtOn association and the Harring-
ton schools respectively. Mrs. George
w. Marshall, state president. and the
founder OF the associations in Della
ware, responded.
Mrs. Henry Reeves, of Moorestown,
n. j.. delivered the afternoon address.
Reports from the various counties
were made as follows: For New Cas-
tie county, Miss Irene Earll; for Kent
county. Mrs. Garrett and for Sussex
county, Mrs. o. v WOOten.
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
By The United Press.

by The United Press.
PARIS, Feb 26.-French forces.
resisting heroically the German as
saults, have taken up new positions
backed by the Meuse Hills, the war
Office reported this afternoon.
"The battle north of Verdun is
continuing said the official state
ment According to the last infor-
nation the French troops are resist
ing the Germans without counting the
sacrifices. French artillery is reply
ing shell for she'll to the German
fire"
The French official communique
very vague in its statements. carries
no confirmation Of the German report
Of the capture of Douamont. Al the
same time the statement that the
French have taken up new positions
indicates that the French forces have
been compelled to retreat still
further. A similar statement came
from the French war Office yesterday
in admitting a retreat from Beaumont.
SamogneuX and Ornes.
The statement that the now position,
are now backed by the Meusc hills is oi
little value in determining how far the
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
SPENp DAN N PRAYER.

The INSTRUMENTATION day Of
prayer was observed in Grace NJ. f.
Church yesterday. Mrs. Herbert F.
Randolph presided. Prayers were Of
fered by Mrs. NJ. r. Lincoln, Mrs. j.
Talley Smith. Miss Clara e. RICHTER
Mrs. ]. H. huntington and Miss Char
lotte Arnold. Brief addresses were
delivered by the Rev. DR.. Herbert F.
Randolph. who spoke on Mormon
ISM" Miss Clara E. RICHTER who
spoke on "The Humanity Of Christ; '
Mrs. Margaret A. Sweet, who spoke on
Work Among the Foreigners and
Miss Bertha Harlan, who spoke on
"The Life Of Christ"
Several solos were sung by Mrs
Kemery and Miss Charlotte Arnold.
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
63-YEAR OLD CRIPPLE
Wins SYMPATHA OF
court; DISMISSED

John DAILY. 60 years old, who walks
with a crutch, pleaded guilty in Gen
oral Sessions Court today to a charge
of the larceny of pair of shoes from
d coast dealer. Daily said he had
been drinking before the theft The
court suspended sentence because OF
the mans age and ordered him to re-
turn to Philadelphia where he said
he lived,
Millie Blake, colored. pleaded guilty
to harboring a female child for im-
proper purposes az No. 500 Lafayette
street, and was fined $500 and to be
imprisoned for two years.
Judge Rice said the courts have
been annoyed by cases against wo-
men who have been going on the
streets and taking intoxicated men 10
other than their own homes The
Judge remarked that this was the
worst case that has come before the
court.
Frank Williams pleaded guilty to
stealing an Overcoat and a pair Of
gloves from Elwood c. Comerford.
The lashes were remitted on ac-
count of his age and Williams was
sentenced TO be imprisoned for nine
months.
Earl Shultz OF Atlanta. Ga; Lee
Higgins. McKenny. Texas. and George
Dunn. Butte. Mont. pleaded guilty to
breaking and entering the dyeing es-
tablishment OF William G. Mackenzie
on the night of January 81. They we're
each sentenced to be imprisoned for a
term OF one and half years and pay
fines of $500.
William Gerlock pleaded guilty TO
the larceny OF eight bushels Of wheat
from Walter Thompson of St. Georges
hundred He drew a term Of nine
months and ten lashes
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
DOUAMONT CAPTURED; YERDUN
MAY CRUMBLE UNDER GERMANF FIRE

the Teutons is considered proof that
the Kaiser has embarked on ven
ture planned to bring France TO her
knees.
The French line has now been
thrown back for nearly four miles
upon an eight-mile front, the great
est reverse suffered by either side
since the September offensive Of the
Allies, when the French swept for
ward on a fifteen mile front in
the Champagne. OCCUPYING German
trenches to depth of from two 20
three miles. In addition the Teu-
tons have captured one Of the key
fortresses TO one Of the most strongly
fortified positions i'm Europe
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
Contlnned From flrst pare.

cepted that casualties on both sides
now total more than 100000.
A French report that the Germans
have lost 10000 is considered entire
y 100 high. though it appears prob
able that nearly two German army
corps have been completely wiped
out in massed attacks against some
of the strongest field positions the
world has ever known. There is no
longer any doubt that the Germans
are hurling all their resources into
the Nerdun attack. hoping to blast a
road 10 Paris and end the war The
enormous losses already suffered by
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
$ 2471.OOO.OO
s16,Oss,sO1.s4
15,437.OOO.O0
s 631,8O1.34
$29,427,2S2.55
155,14S.69
Common Stock .......
Profit and Loss. .......
S34,1S5,232.5S

S34, ,lo5, ,232.5S
In financial circles today the finan>
cial statement of the DUPONT Com
pany was studied with great inter-
est, and it was optimistically re-
ceiyed.
The report of Pierre S. DUPONT,
president of the company, is as fol-
lows:
eTbis company has taken over the
entire operations of +. |. DUPONT de
Nemours Powder Company. II will,
therefore. be appropriate to make this
report cover the business Of both COM
panies for the year 1915, regardless
Of the fact that the operations were
conducted under the former corporate
name until October /. 1915. and there
after under the new name Of T.. l. du-
Pont de Nemours Company
"The change in the form OF organi'
cation of the company was brought
about in order that capitalization
might be more nearly in accord with
the magnitude Of the business and TO
bring the latter under the jurisdic-
tion of the laws OF Delaware-for
over one hundred years the home
State Of the company--and with the
corporate name identically that adop-
ted by the founder OF the business in
1902. It also provided a new form OF
security saleable at all times for any
future financing that might be ad-
vantageous or necessary.
AT the meeting Of the board oil
directors of +. ]. DUPONT de Nemours
Powder Company held on August 10
1915, a plan of financial reorganiza-
ton previously. considered by the
executive and finance committees OF
the company. was recommended tc
the stockholders. On the approval
of more than twO-thirds of the lat
ter, the board at its meeting on Sep
tember 8, 1915. adopted the plar
which went into effect October i
1915 Since that time the per cent
bonds have been retired and all bu
s2O06,000 Of thel4 IL per cent. bonds
and 10S4 shares Of the preferred
stock have made exchange for the
per cent debenture stock of r. ]
dupont dc Nemours and Company. as
provided in the plan. A distribution
of common stock of f. I. DUPONT d.
Nemours and Company received b,
the +. /. DUPONT de Nemours Powder
Company has been made and there
now remains with the last named cor
poration sufficient per cent. de
benture stock of e. l. DUPONT de Ne
mOurs and Company to retire thi
aforementioned preferred stock ant
bonds not yet exchanged and. in ad
dition, to liquidate share for shar'
the common stock OF f. I dupont di
Nemours Powder Company now out
standing.
''With the year 1913 the segregation
o5 a large part of the assets of tn,
0mpany into the Hercules and Alta
oowder Companies destroyed tn
value of comparison with the result
OF previous years. This year tn
enormous development of the explo
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
Want GEORGETOWN MEN
TO Stand FOR REELECTION

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del, Feb. 2G.-Ihe
annual municipal election for George
town will bc held on next Saturday, and
AT present it is believed effort will be
made to have the present members OF
Council accept denomination.
The early part of next week a meet
ing will likely be called for the purpose
Of nominating a ticket.
Members of the Georgetown and
Iewes High Schools viii debate at
l.ewes on Monday night. March on tn,
question, Resolved, That the Defense,
Of the United 81, ties should be Strength
enud"
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
YEGGMEN GET NOTHING.

ELKTON, Md. Feb. 26.-The yegg-
men who are robbing postofices on
the Eastern Shore, visited the Chesa-
peake City Office yesterday. An en-
trance was gained by forcing a side
door.
Every drawer in the Office was ran
sacked. hut the "yeggs" failed to be
rewarded for their nights work, the
postmaster having taken the money
and stamps 10 his home when he
closed the Office for the night.
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
COArLEss Mas VAS NsANE.

Stanley Savosky. who was found
wandering in the rain in the vicinity
of Delaware avenue and jackson
street yesterday minus his shoes, hat
and coat, was examined by the police
surgeons yesterday and committed TO
the State Hospital for the Insane, at
Farnhur [.
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
rO0prR MAS F0RTrNATE.

Alice r Cooper. colored, told in
City Court today how her husband.
Arthur r. Cooper. had attempted to
cut her with penknife. Cooper
however. denied the charge, and as
there were no witnesses to substanti-
ate the woman's story, Cooper was
let so.
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
British lose two MORE
ships: 9 PERSONS DEAD
~ M uniied Press.

by The United Press.
LONDON. Feb. 2G The British
steamers Denaby and TUNNEL have been
sunk with a probable loss OF nine lives,
according 60 dispatches received here to-
day.
The Dcnaby's crew was landed. Five
survivors of the TUNNEL. which was
sunk Thursday. were landed. but two
died within a few hours. Seven others
are missing.
The Denaby displaced 2.9S7 tons aud
was owned and registered at Glasgow.
The TUNNEL was a 5jl-ton steamer from
Hun
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
NEW 0rARTERs FOR pOsTOFFICE

Postal Inspector NJ. S. Plummer re-
turned this morning from Delmar,
where be made arrangements for the
leasing Of new property to be used
as a postoifice The business there has
outgrown the present postofiice quar-
ters.
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
NM. RRAcKIN STRICKEN.

William Rrackin. member OF the
Trustees of the Poor was seized with
acute indigestion this morning while
coming TO Wilmington on trolley car
When he reached Washington street he
turned home.
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
RROTnrRHOhn mol wELcOME MEN

The Brotherhood of ST. James. Of
Grace NJ. T.. Church, will give a re-
ception 10 the men, who. through the
Lyon campaign have chosen Grace
NJ. +. Church as their church home.
on Monday evening in the social hall
OF the church.
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
FRENCH TAKE NEW POSITION In
MEUSE HILLS;FIGHT DESPERATELY

French have beer forced to retreat IL
is possible that the left wing has been
forced TO evacuate the Cote du Poiyre
ridge, falling back upon Bras, or that
they have only been forced back to the
Cote du poivrc defenses
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
F1NEp H1M FoR MISCONDUCT.

John Zemney was arraigned in City
Court today on charge of disorderly
conduct in front of the Belts Machine
Works. on Maryland avenue last night.
\. b. Johnson said Zemney acted inn
properly there and refused to leave.
Zemney was fined 81 and costs.
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
JACkSON RESIDENCE som.

What is considered one OF the most
important real estate deals in this
city for some time was made this
week, when Max Keil bought the
property No. 6O2 West street from
Willard C. Jackson for $3.50.
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
BLAZE IN JOHNsONs FLATS.

Another FIRE Of unknown origin
started among a bundle OF rags in
JohnsOn's Flats yesterday afternoon.
The blaze was extinguished by dis
trict engines with only a slight loss.
Evening journal., 1916-02-26

Does fair Algernon think there's
mud in his eye? Nothing like that at
all. Algy never heard of anything so
rude as mud in the eye. But he does
fear his eyebrows is ruffled and his
tie slightly askew. Hence this sur
reptious glance into his hat mirror,
the very latest thing. All the deah
chaps have EN- tucked in their spring
lids.
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
24,1S6.672.OO
Profit and loss as per
balance sheet De-

cember 81, 1915 .sS,96S,217.O7
(sThis does not include the distribu-
ton of two shares Of common stock
of Il. /. dupont de NemOurs and COM
panv 10 each share of common stock
of E. I DUPONT de Nemours Powder
Company
The Audit Company of New York
have audited the books and records Of
e. I. dupont de Nemours and Com
pany and e. 7. DUPONT de Nemours
Powder Company and their certificate
with. the usual balance sheets is en-
closed herewith.
Respectfully submitted.
PIERRE S. DUPONT,
President.
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
& 132113O1.53
, To- q .
CAPITALIZATION.

CAPITALIZATION.
Debenture stock issued s GOTTA ,033.33
"Debenture stock (held
in reserve) ..N..... 45,00611I
Common stock issued 5S,854 10000
*CommOn stock theld
in reserye) ....... 31,425.9OI
Evening journal., 1916-02-26

Company and on de-
benture stock of +.
!. DUPONT de Nemours
& Company ...... 1,715.OS25O
Dividents on common
stock Of +. /. DUPONT
de Nemours Powder
Companye and on
common stock of +.
/. DUPONT de Nemours
& Company ........ 24,1s6,672.Oo
Amount Of earnings cap
italized in reorganiza-
tiOn and now repre-
sented by portion Of
the stock OF +. I. du-
Pont de Nemours &
Company issued in Oc-
tcber. 1915 .......... 1856, 1896
s5G,S9O,953 sc
Balance carried to profit
and loss ............s 1,449 ,sOS.G7
Profit and loss brought
forward January 1,
1915 ......... .... 7,51S,413.4O
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
s25s.26S,22O.75

*Includes advances and balances on
open current accounts with affiliated
companies amounting to S1.94S,527 SO.
s%The consolidated balance sheet. as
given above. assumes that all shares
Of the subsidiary companies are
owned by E. /. dupont de Nemours
and Company. and the debenture and
common stock shown as held in re-
serve" on the balance sheet repre-
sent the estimated value Of the few
remaining shares not actually owned.
The balance sheet of e. l. DUPONT
de Nemours Powder Company (the
old company on December 81, 1915,
was as follows:
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
119.7O4.G65.S4

Contingent liabilities
including advance
payments on con-
tracts and reserves
for depreciation, ac-
cidents, etc. ....... .$116,S7 ,O36.S1|
Profit and loss .... S,96S.217.O7
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
LIABILITIES

Bills payable ........
Funded debt:
Total authorized issue
of 415o Bonds ....
Less Bonds cancelled
or exchanged for De-
benture Stock of E. 1.
DUPONT de Nemours
g. Co. ...........--.
Evening journal., 1916-02-26
Capital stock:

Capital Stock:
Preferred Stock, total
issued ..... ........
Less stock exchanged
for Debenture Stock
OF Z. I. dupont de
Nemours g. Co. ....-