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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-10

laiifndOlcS I'll f0llXull d~IFt'ui'"d-
mnntc.
Dc>pu1S De este. s"nSlhilizada
ella, .nvaInninnado Il. l!"gan 4 IN
declaration rS drrir no 4 Ia "drrlara
ri6n". Sinn a Ia "~prop"slrl"n DUR
rS 81 raliriraIivo usual. y 81 mas
rrdalrro. pues no Ia de d"rir ct
aalin como Il tenor de la Africa
ma Fl 10 t'am"!' Sino lnH. s"nr'-
Ham ME. la prop"nr casari" con
ella.
Rralmrntn rs mas f;iril para los
iIvrnas fimii0S. dncir: "cQu"fria
usDcI ga>arsn c0nmigo?' fraS" prl'-
iira. 1ln M rHnTiarr c~ntonarI"n tra-
iral nj csti tan gasiada como IN que
On igual,s ras0s impnncn las r"nEHh
.irnali.nns Snrialcs On 0troS pn"-
bios. ruyaS r0>!umbreS rHInI"r"n
una exposition Il" motives r"mpI!ra-
da : rnoi0sa. que s"ria mnr rXpn"S-
IA al ridiruln. 81 Ia lur sIrv" Il" h!an
90 4 Ia ,i"rlararl"n no >iuN!r9a h.H-
prIr.ia 4 aro4erla sin ~fi.iarS" en- pr
Iurii"s drtallrS de ''l"GllrI"A
Fl Iipo del .i"y"n tlm0rato a."
ma sahr i"n'l" met f. !aS haII"> 'lIa!i
do :" ha!Il ant" Ia ihtil"r' "i'J :"
H. So ail>laS. IN" i"'.hhia y ra!hb''
IL" color al !Ia!'IarIa "NiN'" a'l''' CO.
mo cn i6daS PARIS 10 r"i'ii". per"
IN n.n4lll pas r''-Ulla IAN lit'N!'l!-
rahI' "im "n r>'a i!"rra. H"!i'
tu,in 81 MIuT!in p!"!l%it 'l ~ '"Ilo'
p"tN.mn Y :" prrnrupa "' Ia'''''"'
Il maI"ra Il" 1'i" los tlu" r-l"h 80
laS r"ndltl"n"- ,'tl'i'a- H. l't' III
idea IA r0nSll!!l dc +. VI" !''l'''liI
4 '>I:ir@ar 81 r"T"/"A ' 'aI-d'' ~
- iran raid"ru A"l H!a'F!'iu''''''
J"nto . c""a gran c!"""H c"''''''
parQucs h"rm0Sls'm"S cuD'e'toS "'
f~rondosoS trbo!"S Y aIamHrad"' "'
nochc discTetamcnt"' cav" ohJvIo II"
Gro qlc csc, cgi'!"r del pr"%I
NO de- n u i~ndIFecta, pue"
estan llenoS de veric"ei'S Y en- eS''S
hay "bund"ntcN bancoS rGslic"' para
que en- 81 vctano pued"n los am"ht'S
arrUi!"r*c q 81 SAILOR c"@a que Il"
- ">.ina b'~r'dH.n0>a. ila" MI! ~a!'
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-10
TIROS Al BlANCO
81: REPITE Ia SIERTE.

.Nuy claro al refrain 10 dice
Iur "a conorrn uSt"dHS:
"Drrro que la 1n conner huHvaS.
aunTuc 81 horicO r. quemcn"
Don Venus Ina purSlo en- priciica
- refrain rNartamrntr.
en- Ia question de 'inrauIarS",
como IL mandan Sis lnycs.
H. los fnndo> ?ur on mclilirn
las ra~aS IL" hanca tlrncn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-10

(Pasa a la ga. Col. 1a.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03

Der bette Ssrcllro Ser Ser.
Staaten linter Den 3%eutidlell liet
iibriaens nidlt in TerliL ionocrn III
@aibiHgtou @raf bon @%ernItoriI.
@aibillston lictt Elm. oaB Sapan
iraeno cine @robn,adt bcfriescn fam.
&repurebneB. @crr SrdIioent! &ir
iino. nldl cine @rpBmuht, iiir Sapan
ipgar bic @rpbmuht.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03

Sic tiirtiideu 0ifi8iere iprebeit
ale, auber ibrer @Aitteriprade, entz
lueoer Geutid poer Srun56iiid,. 8ies
pielc m,erifaniiHe Gfii6iere beberrz
'den slpei Sprafen?
@erilhte . @aifenitilitanb.
II Snptcn nnb @mbnrao peruriadcn
@ciSeuflrsInlr6. 81 iicbt unierc
Yrplperit1t aus!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
Gin @aiar in Mtlantic 9Th fin

Gin 8aiur in Mtlantic 9th fin
beutide @ittipen nnb @aiien, an Dem
aud, aIiirte Gtelncntc mitarbeiten .
Gus eebte Mitlcio fet,nt feline Tarteien
mebr.
9icrpont Mprgan heim Sing;
9npiipn,, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bcim
&rGliocntcn lunllen lie Sen Sricocn
fDrbcrn peer p%erbinbern?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
Sic orpRe Grplt1ipn in Wrd1ans

SCI luar alio uirflid Das @erf eines
oeutihcn goupcops. Glue @arnnng.
Mber 8allingtpn ipirb bcsiuegen ood)
feine gipte an 9eutidlano fhiden.
glan. bu sic @crbnnolultscn ser
Merifo @ulfercrs uui Sem toptcll
H,lnft oilgclanet iino, miro scr Yrdlis
bent cil lebbaitcres Gcmpos ani6lagcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
@nttIicb rplt SSaamp. scr obae.

VuIl1TtU UUT1 IugU1U, UC1 UUHt-
omaftc Miniltcr oes IellBerelt, nor
Der bette Ircltno ser Ser. Staaten iii
Geutidlano. @abclmelbnrla BON 90.
-paro Sale). Sat er oespegen gebel1
miiiien?
n9cutidc ssadscr idlusen Ger
ben." @eecn sic Serben lpllte mol1
.bie 8anmcridscr mpbil mmhcu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
- Sic NlmGnen beltreiteu, boS ii

Sic Hlmanen beitreiten, bob lie
eincn 6ranftireurfries fiibren. Mul
brallden tic unh ibr Srutianl nun nod
ibr @brcnlport Saruuf SIT 9eben. Damn
miro es fein Menld slauben.
Scr rele damn i'm Mlsmartiz
aclll Mmt in Berlin miro Sem &ricsse
9ptt bnlp 5ei9cn, mo per 3inmermnnn
aas Sod sclanen bat.
The sun., 1916-11-08
REORGANIZATION
Pere Marquette Railroad Company.


hduedOo
rc:S Flint %PM dco ars.
Srs & q c"S.% F M'.s:
% & = @ % Pr Bond % 20 % %
Per dBondd dPe.M. RhdCo Of (hh
@ % % & @ m % % @ %
deposit
dpoh
% . o
MAJ pHo o al Plan nd agreement by ydponn h! mp required edu
d
,
Ss%s 5 % s aS @ :. c:., : July s % % % a ;
% cff:. s.. G s . .s I F:%s % S ms:s
sDeem mbeS ~ ~ " > ~
".d i.ndccm n cmp.nym in to
d ph d Plan nc by e men
tn, '0
sum Of trrds
ST. an" the oS'":, %
% r* es. e.s ess: ss TR:% .s % : ns s" ::a ss
Kaan%S
The sun., 1916-11-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. 7.-Hoes.Reosipts. fe,-
600; nrm; &c. above yestelronsy evsrsss' ,.sss
dslo; pigs. S6.40dS.bo.
Cattie-Receipts. 1000; hrm; native beef
cattle. t@li.75; Western steers. s6so1lo;
heifers. ss.75ase5; calves. s7.5o9il.5c.
sheep--Receipts. 10000; strong. weth-
ers. S7.so1s.75; lambs. $3.50 1890.
KANSAS CITY. Nov 7.--Hoss---Receipts.
1000; higher. Bulk. ss.25@s7o, heavy.
ss:soGs.7s: packers and butchers, $500
80; light. Ss.?0a9.6o; pigs sI2bTs.b0
Crttie-ReceIpts. $500: higher. Prime
fed steers. se.75d a ll.?S. dressed beef steers.
!I4oqs.so; southern steers. t5.7Sas; cows.
calves. Ssdio.6o.
sheep---Receipts. 5000: steady. Lambe.
tio.5oaii; yesrlinss. s7.75as.7b; wethers.
G.:5as.25 ewes. Ss.75Q75O.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 7.-Hoss-Reccipts.
$500: steady.
strong
sh.ep-R.c.,p,s. 100; steady; lamb,
rlrTsBuRG. Nov 7.-Hos.-ReceIp,-.
1000 steady, Heavies. ss.o0dto; heavy
s25; pigs. S.SoTs75.
Sheep and Lambs--Rcceip,s. 1000.
steady. Top sheep. ss; top lambs. SO Is.
H'es-feceipts, 2uo' steady. Top,
sSr 1T, LOIS. LOIS. Ncy 7.,Hcs.nneoslg,.
G.s!qe: mixed and butchers. 50. asa b.e5;
good heavy. S's5aio; bulk ss.soaeso.
Csttis-Reesipss 200; higher. Native
ma h:ii:r .:ssyiisS eex: sss'"s e ssss: sss:
;;Sst:t; SO i:;s. and feeders ''''s7S'; calves
,shssp;IRseeips::;. 1000; steady, Lams::
EAST BUFFALO. Nov. 7.-c..,i.-R..
ceipts. 800; steady.
veais-Rec.ip,s. ISc; active. NSo9ia7S.
Hoss--Receipts. 5000; slow. Heavy.
iss6qs7s; light Workers, ,s.15 az; pigs,
dse5.
sheep and Lamb. Receipts. l.ioo; ac-
tive. Lambs. s6.Souio.'5. others nm
changed.
1900: 10. to i5c, higher. bulk, 81 ,ogs'io,
,e'oa 40. light ss.2o'fs.s5. pigs. $40 . ..
cs,,le-Bsesip"; 5000; s'e.ay, to iac
dressed beef steers. 37.5ops so; southern
.tecrs. 'Sas; cows, '.aon 80 hcifers
bulls. sjn $50; calves. tt5ouii.
sheep--Receipts. $500 steady. Lambs
SO. SO q II oh: .yearlings. s7.75as.7S. weth-
ers s7:5as.eS; ewes ss.7Sp7So.
1T. LOUIS, Noy 7-iIogs-Rece'r,s
1900 Toe. higher. Light. ss.:5q q9.sS. pigs
good heavy. ss.?saio. bulk. 50 3oas,so.
Cat,le--Receipte, 1900: i5c. 20 .Sc
higher Native beef steers s7.5ouil 90.
yearling steers and heifcrs. s. 50d1l Is.
cows IS r7.1b: stoc&ers Rnf feeders
IS. 80 q $50; Texas quarantine steore, sb.,u 70
&: prime Southern str"rs. sSua cows and
hc,iere sibod7.5o: prime yearl.nx steers
and heifers. s7sodo; native caves, So
1915.
sheep-Receip,s. 1000 steady. lamb.
Ss1s1B
The sun., 1916-11-08
SAYS BRITAIN SAVED
RIGHTS OF NEUTRALS
Sir George f. Foster Tells
Canadians Mother Country
Has Been Fair.

TORONTO. Nov. 7.-Great Britain's
earnest attention and great fairness"
have been responsible for the preserva-
ton OF the rights Of neutral countries
during the present war. according to Sir
George f. Foster. Minister OF Trade and
Commerce. who addressed a luncheon Of
the Canadian Club here. Sir George
spoke OF the results and probable ef-
fects" OF the economic conference In
Paris
The conclusions reached at the Paris
conference were divided. he said. into
three categories. The first related to the
action Of the Entente Allies during their
war. in prohibiting all trade exchanges
and business transa ctions between any
OF the Entente nations and the enemies.
The great problem that had to be faced
here, he added. was determining how
much trade should be enjoyed by neutral
countries like Norway. Sweden. Dem
mark. Holland and Switzerland. which
were like sponges surrounding the Gen.
trail Powers of Europe"
The second conclusion. Sir George as
serted, referred to the course Of action
TO he taken by the Entente Allied coun-
tries In the reconstruction period follow
ing the war This includes. he said
provision against the dumping Of prod
ucts' from enemy countries during the
period cf reconstruction.
The first call for materials should be
made by the Entente Allies. Sir George
declared. upon the supplies OF the En-
tente allied nations themselves. and not
upon their enemies or neutrals.
The third conclusion. the Minister said
concerned the permanent policy between
the nations at present allied against Ger
mIn,. II was agreed. Sir George added,
that all their natural resources and indus
tries should be developed by cooperation
and mutual good will and self help. 80
as to make the Entente nations entirely
independent OF the Central Powers.
whether II shall he by Governments
or restrictive tariffs up to the point of
efficiency. II was agreed that such a pol
icy should he adopted" he said In con-
clusion, There shall be uniform. con-
staut and honorable use OF one. or all. or
amy. OF these different means. as may be
best suited to the purpose
The sun., 1916-11-08

To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit
issued under the Underlying Bonds
Protective Agreement. dated 9Th
April 1914. a. amended, bstwssn
the Committee therein named and
the holders Of bonds who shouId
bseoms parties thereto, for the
following bonds:
FLINT snd PER- Msrquetts Rsilrosd Com
psny First Mortsags 8 per cent. Gold
Bond, due October I. 1870;
Plin, .nd Pers Msrevette Rairu.d Com
psny First Mortgage = per esut 0osd
Bonds. dss October I, 1870;
chieseo end West Miehigan Railway
Company First Mortgage 5 pr cent
Boeds, due December I. fs7i;
Flint 4 Pere Marquette Rslrosd Com
psny (Post Huron DiHsion) FSsve Mort
ssse per cent. Fifty Yssr Gold Bead.
due April !. 1859;
Flint snd Pers Msruussse Rsilrosd Com.
psny First Consolidated Mortgass
sper cent. Gold Bonds, do My l. 1859
Chicago North Michigan R.lrssd Con.
psay First Mortgage Fsvs Ps csst
Bonds, due Msy I. 1881;
Dstrose, 0lnd Rapids 4 Western RsI,.
rosd compsay Fisst Consolidated Mort.
gsgs Boods. dvs April !, is%S:
Film. 4 Pes Msrqvse.s Rsflrosd Com.
psny (rosdo Dvsoa) Ptrvt Mos~xsgs
Five Per Cent. Forty Yssr Ooh Bond.
do July !, 1887;
Grsnd R.Vhh Bssdng Z o,ghsv Ran
Wd cs1pv vkN H@suass ooAd
DsoA - 0uA L iSoAs
The sun., 1916-11-08
TWO BAKER HEIRS" ARRESTED
Accused of Conspiracy to Defraud
In a7OO. .OOO, 900 "CInim.

TORONTO. Nov. Charles r. Chase. a
Detroit lawyer. chairman OF the Baker
Heirs Association. and John Moorhouse
another member of the association. were
arrested here to-day on n charge of con-
spiracy to defraud They were taken
INFO custody at "a meeting Of the associa-
ton. composed of about l5o members
claiming 10 be heirs OF a man named
Baker who is supposed years ago 10 have
held title TO land in the city OF Philadcl-
pha now worth SIoo,ooo.o0o
DETROIT. Mich. Nov. T.--Memhers Of
the Baker Heirs Association met here
last summer 1t was announced when
their meeting closed that nothing was
accomplished. Inability TO agree upon a
tentative division of the estate was
said to have been responsible. II is un-
derstood that the association has held
several other meetings In various parts
II the United States.
The sun., 1916-11-08


Closing Wheat spot. Arm; No. hard
winter, i5s nd. No. / northern Duluth.
l5s Sd No I Manitoba, les: No. .. its
l0d No. g. los gd Corn--Spot. hrm !,
American mixed. new, lee.
Flour--Wiut"r patents, 4Is.
Hops In London racinc COAST, IL 1os. q
~ lbs
Hams--Short cut. ~ to Is lbs. 1oAs
Bacon-Cunh'rlHud cut. 20 to 80 lbs =.
gts. clear bellies. ~ to L. lbs. zoos. long
clear midileS light, - to 80 lbs, 1865 /.
long clear midil,s heavy, 35 to 40 lbs.
lois.: short clear backs, ls 10 20 lbs, ass.
Sh"uld"rs-Sq square. II to 10 lhs, oils
Lt"d -I'rtmc Western. In tl"rCcs, new,
aSs old. ats American refined, in pails.
nominal IN hoNcs H4s. gd
,'hpc~"--tnusdidn finest white, new,
ll5s. do, culor.d llss
TaloW Australian. In London. Ns
Turpoutiu' Spirits, ass
Ltns""d oil, AZ.
Petroleum Re- luch, IL. ltd.
Rosin-toinmon. lPs 50
Cottonseed oil--Hull refined. spot. tss Sd
Wool Auction sale
LONDON. NOV. THE offerings at the
wool auction sales to-day amounted to
$500 bales The demand for slipea and
secured merinos Increased and prices were
nrm. Sip"d lambs sold ~ 2s iot.d. and
Victorian mcrlnos at is. l'gd.
The sun., 1916-11-08
RIGHTS OF PURCHASE
PHlLADE PH1A
Tele. Market eOO

Trust Notes san making Mp.mn iii entitled
::%". % s ] % % % T rass @ % E
either B..M
o. Of pos d MeseB mpd
o Applied alton Cd6 in order avail Of a Of the Purchase Syndicate, forth in
ops. s p "i f n. F .. ~ p s .n.
N . . pd 70 hn
required in M.rI
1914 HS." ceMss;: A.. T id under u
% cons %
hs ] aid % % D% % % A ' S.: @ ] s;: S ess T @ nd D
delivery o
rp;% hh" Without the By such % , g. hs.
payments ud dpt korens Bonds. . .eonhrn
4
before the o ponF filed
by qdp payment mpa
be made
.rr.udsr k~.:~ ~ ~ " VI" appropriate oP'""7
$ST: S5. H.: SS;;; -7s; ; s:s
s" '. .. .-. .."- -." ,. .s~ ;$s ss:i : '
s.s &ssn4Esxv NEW YORK "S;: s u +: T.
S$yi ssssx. 4. Vs. H 81 %
A" "$ $ IT,: = : s: s s ' = s .,,.. TRUST co.,.,, .,
Al N
A AnApM F
d aP nhr4ym. a.hr.t
.IP nd Agreement ' ~ -" '" "' ONP'~""" ""
Dated New Yok.O October o.
J. W. SEllcMM co. ROBERT WINTHROP EUGENE rHER
The sun., 1916-11-08
2,7OO RUBBER WORKERS OUT.
Bristol. Il. l.. strike spreads 10 An
other Plant.

BRISTOL. r. /, Nov. 7.-Strikers from
the National India Rubber Company to-
day raded the factory OF the Narragan-
sott Rubber Company and forced the zoo
employees to quit. No serious damage
was reported and no arrests were made.
Twelve hundred employees OF the Ma
tional India Rubber Company. most OF
them workers on tennis shoes. struck
last week for an increase OF one cent a
pair The plant, which employs 5000
persons. was closed at once. commit
tee representing the strikers yesterday
reached an agreement with the manage
mcnt and arrangements were made to
resume work.
The strikers later refused the conccs-
sions and renewed their demands. Later
the National India Rubber Company
closed it's wire insulation plant, throw
ing 500 additional workers out OF en-
ploymcnt.
The sun., 1916-11-08

To Holdsrs of Certi6eatss of peposi,
for Six Per Cent. Fiv. Year Gold
Debentures x Pere Marquette
Railroad Company i.sued under de
Agrssment dated April 8, 1912
between the Committee therein
named and the holders Of aid
debentures who should become
parties thereto:
The undersigned Committee --co~-r,--~t. n
depositors of debentures und,r SAD hr--
mnent, dated April 3, 1912. the sccrp'en-. -
,st as their interests are coucernrt .. o..
r'n and Agreement for the R.orsou,,-o
OF Pere Marquette Railroad Conrsrr. t,'-'
nled with Guaranty Tru., Comr,ny - Nv
York and Old Colony Trus, tamrar-. -.
.n'rpT",ar'es nrr;i ,s, under said Asrccmen' ts''
nehentnies under said Plan AMI A..e-0'.-
the undersigned Commute. ha. ,-rui~,','
said Agreement dated April g, 1912,
Any holder Of Certificate of ll,po.t' -
iieIs iols %nasF nss ,a,d ASIeement tot'd lgn
fenoer to the Depos,tary, Guaranty ""
COMPANY Of New York :, IT,, rhc, =
Nroadvay, New York CITY, Or = 'N. 10
office. u Cour, Street. Bos,or. N,,ssAp
seus. Of his Certificate OF Deposit ~ts .
properly executed transfer Thereof # .s'>
tered. receive dehentures to the amcpr' m
of the character represented Nv such -,,,6
cate OF Deposit upon payment A. ~, 's',
Nine and $1,000 Dollars (s0SOl Tor rec
One Thousand Dollar, Hl .ooo) f,cr Amount
ot llebentures. represent~i Nv Nts C.r',nc'''
of Deposit, a. his pro ,afn share nj 40 ~
penses and compensation # the Commute
as provided in ssid Agreement OF Apr :
1912.
Dated. Nev York. October 10, 1919
ALEXANDER J. HEMPHILL
Charm. a.
LEWIS y. FRANKLIN,
Seeretsry
INGRA1AM, SHEEHAN a MORAN.
Counsel
The sun., 1916-11-08

To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit
for Pere Marquette Railroad Com.
pany Refundins Mortgage Four
Per Cent. Bonds, due 1855, issued
under the Agreement dated April
8, 1912, between holders Of said
bonds who should become parties
thereto and the Committee therein
named:
Notice is hereby given that Plan and
Agreement dated October 30, 1915, for the
Of Pere Marquette Railroad
Company has been prepared and adopted hN
the undersigned Committee. and that cop,
of said Plan and Agreement has been filed
with Bankers Trus, Company, the Deposi
,ary. and with Old Colony Trust Company
the Agent Of the pepositary under said
Agreement dated April s, 1912
Any holder oi Certificate Of Depc.i,
upon surrender to the Depo.tary, BANKERS
Trust Company. at its Office. - Wall Street
New York City, Of his Certificate of DE
post With a proGer'y executed tran.fe,
Agreement dated April s. 1912, Reiundine
Mortgage -Four Per Cent, Bonds to the
amount and Of the character represented
oi an amount eoua to @ of the principa
amovnt Of the said bonds as his pro yats
share Of the expenses and compensation o.
the Committee. ss provided in said Agree
neut dated April 4, 1912
p,t-h. New York, October 70. 1915.
FREDERICK srRAUsS
GORDON AsBorf' Chairman
FRANKLIN Q. BROWN.
COLGATE HOYf,
p. J. LISMAN.
CsOok
The sun., 1916-11-08

Saginaw. ruseols a Huron Railroad Com
psny First Mortgage -Four Per Cent
Gold Bonds, due August l, 1881;
Pers Marquette Railroad Company Of In
diana First Mortgsge Pour Per Cent
Gold Bonds, due May /. io@s.
Agreement dated October 20, 1915. for the
reorganization Of Pere Marquette Railroad
Company has been prepared and adopted
By the undersigned Committee and a copy
Of said Plan and Agreement has been filed
With Old Colony Trust Company. Central
Trust Company Of New York and The New
York Trust Company. the Depositaries under
ssid Agreement dated The 9th April 1914,
amended
-, Any holder Of : Certificate Of Depo.i'
April, 1914, as amended. who docs not ap-
or before December !. 1915, surrender his
respective Certificates Of Deposit and with,
draw the bonds represented thereby upon
p.yment OF an .moun, equal to ~ Of ,he
pro rata share OF the expenses and com
pensation Of the Committee, as provided IL
said Agreement dated the 9th Apni. l9l4
a. amended.
Dated At Bosom, October 70. 1916
nv R. TH~'rRs. s,,,,u.,
ARTHUR ADAMS,
s. T. CRAPo,
EEREpGRIcS EREpG1s ! u HAHT ECKER,
henry r. HOYT,
P. WALTER LEIGH,
oliver PRESCOTT.
n. p. WErTCOri3
ALBERT II. WIGGlN
sToREY. Tn6RNnikL PAI-Au
CO
The sun., 1916-11-08
ILLINOIS AFTER $4,000, 900.
Sues Cook County Trrasurer's Es
tate for Tax Com n, issiona.

BosroS. Nov THE state OF Illinois
was granted permission to-day to in
crease the damages asked in suit
against the estate Of Samuel Raymond Of
Boston from $50.000 to si,000.0o The
case is pending in the Superior Court
Raymond. who was treasurer of Cook
county from 1895 to 1902, was allowed
to retain in addition to his salary per
cent Of all inheritance taxes collected.
The law under which this was done was
subsequently, declared unconstitutional
AZ a result the State claims that all
amounts received by Raymond under
that law should he refunded, The in
crease I'm the damages Is understood 10
have been made to cover the amount Of
ItaymOnd's bond
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To Holders Of Certific atss Of Dsposi,
tor Five year Six Per Cent Col
lateral Gold Notes Of Pers Mar.
quetts Railroad Company, and
other securities, issued under the
Agreement dated June Fl, 1916,
between the Committee therein
named and the holders Of said notes
and securities who should beeom
parties thereto:
The undersigned Committee recommend,
TO Holders Of Certificates OF Deposit above
mentioned, the acceptance by them, so far
as ,,, Their interests are concerned, OF the
o" an Of i"f re AS,fsm.n '0E the R;ers.r,a
dated October 80, 1916. a COPY Of Which
has been filed with h.tor Trust Con,
p,any The Dcnosilsry under said Agreemen,
post OF securities under said Plan and
Agreement the undersigned committee has
1916.
Any Holder Of = Certificate Of Deposit is
lsl1, may at any time hereafter upon sur
render to the Depos,tary, Astor Trust Com
pany at its office, $50 Fifth Avenue. New
York City. of his Certificate OF Deposi,
character represented by, such Certihcat-
upon payment to the Depositary at the
rate OF seventy FIVE cents for each one thous
and dollars OF Improven'-, and Refundins
General Mortgage Five Per Cent, Ronds ol
Pe!e Marquette Railroad Company or Par,
ticipat'on Certificates Of Ranker. Trus,
Company. Depositary. therefor represented h,
his Certificate of Deposit, 40 his t,o vuto
share Of the expenses and compensation o.
the Committee as provided in said Agree
ment, dated June 81. 1915.
Dated. New York. October 30. 1915
z. R TINKER,
G. n. p. MURPHY,
HENRY ]. COCHRAN,
WHITE q CASE
CSasn6al
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To Holders Of Certific ates of Deposi
for Pere Marquette Railroad Com
pany Consolidated Mortgage Four
Per Cent. Gold Bonds, due 1851, =,
issued under the Agreement dated
June 3. 1912, between holders Of
said bonds who should become
parties thereto and the Committee
therein named;
NOTICE is hereby given that a Plan and
Agreement dated October 30, 1910. for the
reorganization of Pere Marquette Railroad
COMPANY has heen prepared and adopted bv
Of said Plan and Agreement ha. been filed
with The Farmers Loan and Trust Com.
pany, tho Drrositary under said Agreement
nt June :, 1912.
Any holder Of certificate OF deposit issued
under sad Agreement of June \. 1912. may.
said Agreement, file with The Farmers Loan
and Trust Company. the Depotitary, at its
Office, p William Street. Mew York City, a
xI','em notice Of dissent from said Plan and
the number or numbers of the certificates
held hv him Unless holders Of onistsnd,np
certificates issued under said Asreemen, oi
amount Of bond. deposited under said Agree
mcnt shall file such written notice of dissen,
from said Plan aud Agreement in the mar
of June \, 1919 prescribed. raid Plan and
Agreement shall be effective snd b;niin :
on sll holders q certificates Of d,pc.i,
ssust under said Agreement o. Jun- \. 1872
Dated New Yo~*. oesoS.r 70. 1915
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&IO,OOO,OOO Equipment Ordered.

LOUISVILLE. Nov, 7.---Announcement
was made to-day that the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad has placed orders for
5000 900 worth of rolling stock. 1t
incu-les 5000 gondolas. eighteen coaches
and baggage cars and eight locomotives.
The new equipment will be manufac-
,ured in the shops OF the Louisville ana
Nashville, both here and at New De-
catur. Ala, and by Pittsburg, Mount
Vernon. H.. and Jeffcrsonville. Ind. con-
Germs,
The sun., 1916-11-08
SHILOH MONUMENT ASSURED.
In lighters Of COnfedrracy Raise
$50 ,OOO-OId Fight settled.

DALLAS. Tex. Nov. "A special COM
mttee Of the United Daughters OF the
Confehcracy here to-day failed to up
hold the protest Of the Baltimore chap
ter against proceedings in the Maryland
State convention which included the
election of Mrs Adelbert Warren Mears
a. State president
The shiloh monument association com
mittcc reported to-day the entire $4,000
for the monument had been raised and
that the monument would he unveiled in
May, 1917,
The sun., 1916-11-08
Held on Extortion Charge.

Charles Harris OF c4o wes. Seven
teenth street was held in $500 bail
hy Magistrate koenig in jefferson Mar
k"i court yesterday. charged with hav-
ing tried 10 eNtort 500 from Harry
crane. a lunch stand proprietor at 4o4
West street. under preterce of being
"A detective.