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REORGANIZATION
St.Louis andSanFrancisco Rai|roadCo

! : q s; i Z, The an. ,s'I s:a f, .ss.: T S:i;. :S' c s.ss. Trust Certificates
New Orleans, Texas and Mexico Division First Mortgage Bonds
s s;f Pr re- Ger Gent: I'VE Iwc;Ys .s Secured c cSd N Notes
Stock Trust Certificates for Preferred Stock Of Chicago and Eastern illinois
stA Trust Certificate. 70, Common Stock Of Chicago and Eastern lninoi.
s Ssif Ss% Fla$ $eiss S ksf1sai Company I; 1sls; t ssr ,s sss1s sass ss 4 ssi HGs;,
Ssisf H. e ;s" Hs !; fi ; Il z ss sss:.%i s !, q i; sd nSss,sss ; !, md d
New g. 69,.. with 7; ss c ssS %ss;:. # DI sG,sss' b Of ss' us ss:y' Il. p4s,:s.
, y: . s.;:;%ss s =: /. Ma ssi : ) and ..Sss y: p p !: and o,,s.s.
Tsas; md A Ssss;' k ri !ssS' e on 3 ., :. O,,s."'
Fly. +. Cent? Notes { .1 an%sT e. 81 pr" s'ss % agreement e: dated june
Six p s? c. with Sa the S oe%mi lite nS of hGISsr se 1s the ae Sss: mentions" ;"ss isi
Stock r. ;r. Ts s.r Il: Ss" s"s:' the St 1 Ss'ss'i Ct . 'a: "sss' ;%;"i'; %ss.
,,A. Holders Of said bonds, notes. o stock trust certificates may par
Their ts, SSnd., notes or stock trust certificates on . before August I. 1916.
New Orleans. r.... a Mexico Division Bond. with September I.
'' With Ac ca,a sSSssq9 Tru., es caTpsDy New York City, Al, DEPOSIT
, so?,. u md nr said . DEG' sssN an, ssT 1sTosm.r dated ssd.J May s,, ss
a. Ell ,s f5e t S"s sss 'P nssr F9a attic Hs e Ss~ oP a1ssS A TsSas
with u od c .iS Sro Tsgit G asrssmsn. ' astsS Jun IS p Pep pSiso
81. Per Cen. Notes with September /. 1918. and subsequen.
with ? IL; Es a. bsso 5,s;; Company ssGse "a. Gf T s;s,. ys,s tS ssT:.n T:Es
''''; e& ; ii; re- i;::s$ nS:;;:s; T i 4! $::'' Jsss: :$' :, \ s f..s 's s,'' r. s'
S5,y! as !: pspo;ts51?y under said protective asrse%sa;
Holders of any of said bonds, notes or stock trust certificates. no,
pslssTsat 's ID a'F es bs shsT under Sf sM any yet sf ,sa PT asfssnsn agreements ss Ssrs,i qay
s sns or i s.fai. n %u.u. or + i'G ISIS sF1 With S Geh asatf: r4 lT1'1 cs sonnSns az ss Ssm aid
as Depoatary under the Reorganization Plan, For securities so deposited
Manages nay ds's-"iss viii $% .s.ed 1%a ,Y.' :, 'e NF''S'"''"''o"
"eeo, Il FORM %S,i s d ts i pro op ? ,:! Ia fof trsn' ass9''s' must be i"
pas may be ssr Sstn,nsa i ass1e the me Tsiesstiv or P }mm etssa 1n der, ,6s ysrios:
Dated New York, June 10, 1916.
Law. sELIcMAN 4 CO. sPEYER q co,
Reorganization Managers.
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One OF the chef occupations Of the
financial district In these days, when
war with Mexico forms the leading topic
of conversation, Is the estimating Of
Just what the transportation Of troops
and supplies for the United States Gov
eminent II going to mean 10 tho rail
roads In the way of earnings. Az a re-
suit of the nssible heavy troop move
ments to H.. xlco railroad mans are
being gone over carefully and bull and
bear campaigns arc being carefully
planned in he stocks 81 those railroads
which viii or will not add To their
earnings by carrying troops. II was re-
called yesterday that the Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas earnings were given a big
boost In 1913 by the modification 81
United States troops at Galveston. The
proposition. however. has its dark side
for some of the more popular of the rail-
road issues. for Wall Street has lust
recalled that those companies Nat re-
ceiyed big land grants are under CON
tract with the United States 10 carry
troops at IA price which will yield little
In the way Of earnings, Will. II will be
necessary to hold back profitable traffic
to expedite the movement Of the army.
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PUT ON 8 PER CENT. BASIS.
service ~ y. Us Dividend
increase Followed by Luncheon.

Directors OF the Public Service Cor
poration Of New Jersey Yesterday de-
'lirod a quarterly dividend of . per
cent. thereby placing the stock ON an
\ per cent. basis. Three months ago
"A quarterly dividend of Ia. per cent.
was declared, and three months before
that a dividend OF lis per cent.
The occasion OF the declaration of the
increased dividend was somewhat GU, of
the ordinary. II being the nrst meeting
Of the directors In the new Public Ser
vice Terminal IN Newark. Following
the meeting, the directors held a lunch
con at the Robert Treat Hotel, The
guests were representatives OF the In
stltutions which financed the new build
Ing, a $4,000 900 proposition. These
guests were Arthur Newbold OF J. p.
Morgan a. Co. and DreXel & Co. Dom
aid q, Geddes of Clark. Dodge 4 Co.,
and Frederick w, Egner, vice-president
OF the Fidelity Trust Company Of New.
ark.
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THE METAL MARKETS.
Copper Continues Hcavy-Tin aud
lead Dull.

Copper EXPORTS continue heavy: Tee
terday shipments OF 1850 tons were re;
P P2risda rlG% mainly 70 France, ESglsnd
ana ltaly and. with the exception Of l25
tons pig, 800 tons bars and tfiy-nine tons
were ingots. Small shipments ~ wire were
made 20 spain since june J total .Npor',
have been E:isi7 tom, o Donss''G demamI
inanirics in the market Electrolytit is
nominally held at 27c. for near by and Is
mont. CASTING copper Is dull al s5h a2,s.c
fot early shipment. American electrolytic
At London Was again Il lower, spot being
on spot and rs on futures TO flos for spot
and f!O3 for futures with sales Of 100
hcre aud abroad. spot straits, at New
York is difhsu,lt to sell at IoN gllc., June
a, tOsG; Jaiy az 4or. s snS A"ss'' a.
drTived at SsSS York. viii + tons max.
London market for spot Straits declined
i"a- 20 ti7s and standard droppsd Il to
iii7 for spot and tia7 4. for future,
tons at the equivalent Of fl'a BE- Z. l. T.
London,
June and July nuoted at sSSasHc, New
YORK and at Gu n SOC East 81, Louis.
Lu"Io" was easter at cal Il. "a, for spot
and 40 l7s. 81, for futures the latter II
Snelter was uuiet and easier, with spot
held - l2iy W12&c G, June NJ l2thc, July
At i.mI..C. August at ia C. her
NJ iiitr. ana fourth quarter At tic, East
-. Louis. London was unchanged a. fGs
for spot and $50 for futures,
Aluminium 10 scarce. with almost no Inn.
variations. The supplv outside Of that
held Nv tho Aluminium CompsnV ~ Aws-.
Concentration was stimuis,ea Nv a few ex.
mort Inquiries. rhe higher prices de-
manded In the last few lays have re-
90 .-I ---
net has recedeA 70 seosta ~ ~ ~
VIRGIN tntots
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with or on tho verge of war with Mex
i'u Il cannot afford to ALLOW a big rail
road strike to Occur. Such a develop
meat would seriously hinder troop move
ineuts and eudHl4E.r the line. II COM
mun!catiou as well, and TO AVOID such
a predi,amcut the Government would
probably go to almost any lengths TO
prevent such 2 strike as the trainmon
threaten # uac!r demands are not met
hv the railroads. Incidentally Wal
street was greatly Interested yesterday
in "a news despatch from Wilmington.
bel. that the oiiic~ employees OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad In that city hid
practically made a unanimous offer TO
the company 20 run It's trains in the
event Of a strike.
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Trading Moderately -
sales 42,25O Bags.

Tho coffee market WAS moderately active
Sales aggregated 1850 bags a, the out Sc,
a seadier tone prevailed on further buy ing
by Cotton Exchange interests aud FIRST prices
were l to I points higher. 1t was believed
that the buying was prompted by tho belief
that prices are low The fsrt that the
demand was principally for the late months
was thought to show that buyers were
figuring on a change in the situation abroad
ON the advance there was some active
selling here. which was believed to he for
Brazilian account Az tins was taken to
indicate that Brazil Was beginning to feel
apprehensive regarding future Developments,
early buyers withdrew aud the market dc
veloped weakness under liGuidation and
selling for trade account, closing At the
lowest, with net losses Of . to 10 points The
Local cash market was inactive and prices
were unchanged Ia 90 Tor Rio No, Z Cost
and freight offers were about unchanged.
With Santos " quoted a, lu.dyq il".c. LoudOn
credits. but there seemed to be moro coffee
for sale.
The official Brazilian cables showed AN
adv anr- OF ! i6d IN Rio exchange on Lon
don, which was quoted NJ y 2scd Mil
r,is prices advanced 70 refs In RIO aud were
unchanged In santos. Receipts at the two
ports we're 300 hags, compared with 1900
last year: Sac Psulo received 5000, against
1900, and Jundiahy SG,"n against 10000,
prires foIlny,
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On the sucker List.

A broker told a story yesterday Of a
friend who has been overwhelmed with
circulars from a curb broker Offering to
described AS Fly by night" The man
became 70 angry nj being bombarded
with the circulars that he wrote to the
broker:
kindly A my mann on your sucker
list. Your great grandfather swindled
my eat-Grandfather In the South Sea
Bubble My family name has been on
your faIii.y's sucker list one generation
too long and ] want II removed AT once. +"
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The Russian bonds.

The banking syndicate which recently
purchased ar' offered the s50,000,000
D.. per cent. three year Russian bonds
is well pleased by the n In which
the bonds have been taken and dis
trlbuted. The issue is said to nave been
the most successfully placed foreign loan
that has been offered here for some time.
Nc foreign loan. with the exception Of
the s25,0 o0. 900 s per cent. Italian Gov
loan. has received so wide "A
public distribution as did tho Russian
Offering.
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DECIDED STRENGTH
IN COTTON MARKET
Prices advance Sharply on
Liverpool Buying aud
short Covering.
SPOT SITl ALTON STRONG


EtliI'' P''S'"E activity 'hu
"s,reng,l developed IN the cotton market
..,..d., after "A s.ssiuu uf yr,,tty
' ~
'0.Teds'' ''''"N' 49, '''So" " Il"
advance 81 :. I" - points. Liverpool
woke ~ after the conclusion of the Whit
..,t4, t,i,t,,s during which n.rind
". ,
me o'''''' 'V '''''" ""' Wv" '"'"e'
sldck. spot sales were only 5000 bales,
ty, contracts showed great streugth aud
NOR, about 90 American points higher
,i,n Jl,
The show mg uf Li,.ruool got on the
,.r,es of some of the leading local shorts
ard Ga. puyiug for this account Was ,sti-
mated ~ 6u.Ouu bales during the first
iour. Ii,crpuol also was u larcc buyer.
While demand fen off IN midSe Ssion, ther,
VA. another ouiburst of buying toward
the close. which sent prices up to the
he's; Level ~ tho DAY.
There were reports that Liverpool had
L..r Affected by the apprehension that
higher freight rates would eusue IN case
~ an omen break with Mexico. This
vculd mean a restriction of Imports.
Tn, argument would be- Jus, a. bcsrish
oa IN. American markets az II would Ne
hullish on Liverpool. hut the nervous
ress Of the bears probably prevented
Them from accepting this construction
There does not appear to be any ground
for LOOKING for an immedist. rise IN
freight rates. Reported quotations even
d. showed some recessions from rates that
have been recently current.
The spot situation shows no abate-
r,,ut Of - strength. Contracts for Octo-
H.. .l- .asl -
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AMrnrc,> rownK a LIGHT 60.

II E"T"TTW|V- NFW N0IN- \ Y
rHFFlEEID STOCK DIVIDEND NO -
Tho r,EI..' quarterly dividend Of II: e.
ou rh- Preferred stock o. American Power
* Itrlf Company has teen declared pay,
th.r july D.. i'lt. TO preferred stocSs holders
rf rs r'l e. pa" los" ~ business june 20.
'.'' 81. ~ AIkNlND, Treasurer
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pI,InT>D~ A>D INTEREST.
American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company

dividend OF rwo Dollars per share will
be pad on SATURDAY., July l., 1elt. 20 stock
holden Of record ut tho close OF business
ou Friday June 30, 1916.
G. u MILNE. Treasurer.
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Philadelphia, June -. 1915.
The Directors have this day declared g
dlvileUI ~ two per cont. 800
per sharel, payuhle July 10, 1915, to STOCK
holders OF ro.ord 90 thu close Of business
june 50, l1lG. Checks viii be mailed.
I " MORRIS, Treasurer.
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Burlington & Missouri River
Railroad Company in Nebraska
Consolidated Mortgage
Per Cent. Bonds
DUE JULY |, 1918.

NOTICE j. HTLtIN ,IgUN lIiA- ir
ru-s-au.n r: % I..s N. ctgo bed ,.a-
.aita '1 Tho E.N Ir- .I t...f CsuYau.
Trustee, b., tho I g..u a Nl-.us-i
River Ea!..la8 t."rtr. ~ <.H...~ a.
cuta! l-.y- b.. ISIS. the following II Con-
so'idaied Mortgag. Bonds due Jul, J.. 1913.
81 SAID EH.''YN4 COMPANY 'a. Ur.I "a .f.
DEED o. Trl.., have been drawn Tor pay
ment. ti.
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nl iLn my nI MN AnIl

NV lUIE- IUno .D'h, l9lR
The Board of Directors have M diy de
c'arei a dividend OF SIN PER CENT. pay
able on AMI after july l-t, 1916. The
transfer books "il. remain closed uu'l that
date. Gl.NEE WHITAKER. Cashier.
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pi>ipE>p, N>n I>TtHh.r.
Emrir4 Lrust Gnmuunu

7" T'TU0H"WN' Wv ENTh,
A quarterly Dividend 90 two and one half
per cent. t-lg CO.. has mis- day lcCn do
clarcd upon the capital stock of tnis com
pAny, payable on June 80 10 storA hnlGrra
Of record at the close ot bu moss juno -,
1910.
unlsss other int tructiuus are met. cherks
viii be mailed % oa'h ~stouSho'Irr At the
address last appearing on our hook.
rho Transfer RaokS VIII NOT h" closed,
NYlRON j BROW y. SECRETARY.
New York, june 20, 1915.
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LAVRrL OIL + GAS COMPANY,

June ~. 1915.
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
-'trrf q regular monthly dividend OF ONE
liAl.F or y pFk CFNT. tiY-l'co ind
rNtra diyiIsnd OF OSE MALE or ONE
FER Gent 4 .ictl. payable lllr -. 1915.
g. ito" kHulcars u record juno 80, l'lf,
j. g. CLARK. Trcss.
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TIE BANK or AMERICA.

NV lNft- JUN" -VIT, TFTN-
The R1ard of Directors have TODAY de
r,HrcI 90 s'w' animal u.yidcud o' fourteen
,1H per cent. ire" OF tax, PAYABLE July
j.. ltlt, to t.oCkhollcrs OF record ~ this
date. TE- transfer books will remain
closed until july Jrd. 1915
". N BENNET. Cashier.
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rHI IMPORTERS AID TRADERS Ma
EIN\NL HA\k Of MN YORK

Wv lVTkI Jule -NII, INIG,
A dividend of Twelve per cent. ire. of
tU, has to-day horu declared by this bank.
pnVHhlo on the 'rst day OF July neAt. Tn.
transfer books VIII remain closed IN mat
date l.. = TOWNSEND. Cashier,
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American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Four Per Cent. Collateral Trust Bonds.

Coupons from these bonds, payable by
heir terms on July /. 1916. AZ the ot!tc,
of the Treasurer In New York. viii be
paid nv IN. Bankers Trust Company, In
" al street.
q " MILNE, Treasurer.
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TITLE GUARANTEES 4 TRrsr COMPANY.

40. l7G Broadway. New York City.
by resolution of the Board OF Trustees
the regular quarterly dividend of FIVE
PER CENT has been declared and Is nay
able June 80. 1915. TO the Stockholders OF
record at the close OF business June 20, 1916.
CLARENCE c. HARMSTAD. Treasurer.
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The bonis hearing the above numbers
VIII be paid 49, part ~ NE office of the
urdersiEutl, 49, I~rNuushlrc street Boston.
Mass on the First Ia, 81 July, 1915.
after which date Interest on said bonds viii
cease O conformity WIKI the terms Of the
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4 BuII Argument.

To many well Informed persons in
Wall Street tho probable trouble with
Mexico appears In the light Of n bun
argument on tire railroads. This IL not
only because Of big earnings In NOV
Ing troops and supplies but because Of
the fact that n this country 10 u war
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HOUSTON GAS AND FUEL COMPANY
d SION. TEXAS,

rh- regular quarterly dividend o. one
ana three-Quarter. per ,en'. GA. 90 on the
Preferred stock ~ this Company will he
pUli june 80, 1910, To- stockholders Of rec
uri June l.. 1916. Checks vii be mailod.
=. \. MckE>>A. Treasurer.
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TO THE HOLDERS pF
TIN Kt.u COMPANY
First Mortgage and Collateral Trust Bond,

pAllI Jul !, lN''.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIN EN-, as rro-
viIed In the Mortgage, dated July LIST, 1893,
made hy The Pittsburgh Company 10 tho
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York as
Trustee, that the entire outstanding issue
consisting OF Forty thousand dollars
ga. UnOl par value bonds. bearing the fol.
lowing serial numbers have been cell.d
for redemption for tho Sinking Fund and
Will be paid at par aud accrued interest on
and Hftcr July let, 1915, a. the TRUST
DIR ARTNENr OF the Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York, No $40 Broadway,
NV Nort CITY. after which date interest
90 satd houls VIII cease, Bonis numbered
Il. "a. Vi. io3' ~. 100 10, IN iaS.' 100
~, 1873. lbi. lba, 49,. 1870, l9s, 1876, i9s,
200, ~. co5, 2lO, @@f, .27, $50. .Si and
,ls. Bonds should b" presented ex the
Jay lst, 1916, coupons. which should H..
pat through for collection Ia the usuai
THE pIrrsBTRGH COMPANY.
nv j \. GELBACH. President.
Dated. June I. 1918
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Colorado and Southern:

colorado and Southern:
F. ono week June s.GI,7ei Inc. a54.e:l
RON July i.... iaslssl3 Inc. 1.3l3.301
Denver and Rio Graudo:
he'ond week June $3.50, 300 Inc. s2a.eO0
from July l.... % 7l3,2:l Inc, :,2ls.0iS
Tshas and Pacific:
ssecon9 week June t3.6.:7s Inc. Si.577
Tf'n july l,... 1898, gsS Inc. lOs7, +a3
Southern Railway;
Hseond week June 81. 3tn. 3c6 Inc. f20s. sos
rom July l.... G6,7i3.4I2 Inc, 7,ic7,+3s
A!sbans Great southern;
nneoond week June tlO2, G5l Inc. S9.s76
from July l.... L,3Os, iS3 Inc. 1881
o!hc. ~
second week June '2li.775 Inc. ito,7sO
from July l,... lo,5Qs, 23J Inc, i.iG7. isl
'T"tgia Southern and Florids:
r''"nl week June til.3Tl Inc. $3.50
'''W Jay !.... .,3lS,SlG Inc. is9. $50
MOBILE and Ohio
rr.yond week June t229,o@i Inc. l.3..s.
''om July l.... ll,2Is,O3s Inc. 173.f3o
Nrrinis and Southwestern:
Sseond week June 1908 Inc. S7.5oa
from July b.. i,s63.5ii Inc. l37,ssI
NORTHERN PACIFIC
seeon1 week June:
ptsh' earnings, si.o3",O 400 Inc. S.b7,OO0
uassenRcr .,..,. $4,000 Inc. O,OOD
''h'ons -, $4,000 Inc. 5000
M ..,,,..:.. Sl,tso.oo 90 Inc. Sa7o,o 900
:" Tor two wks. a.ss2,eoo Inc. $1,000
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'DehCt
Receipts from customs TO-DAY. 81 tlc, 232; IN
ternsl revenue, ordinary, 81. 365 .63.; income
'aN 81 ss2t ~, and miscellaneous So 500,
National bank notes received for redemp-
ton. g. as ltg.
The current statement Of the United States
Treasurer Tor June ~:
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Tho New England Trust Company
TRUSTEE,

10y JAMES a. HOOPER. President.
Boston, Niue, June II. 1915.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

EfpoTe yesterday we're le,Ib paies' Iot'
lnt eAAon. 500. s3s bales.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

Savings Banks.
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The y 4. NJ bids 10 Liverpool were
July. :. DC; October, l3.01c.: January. l5.slc.:
March, l3 acc. The market there was due to
eren Today 81. to ia points adv ance.
Port recel pts aud stocks.
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1,}}scl ...,...... eI.tso.ooo Inc. S27o. 900
" Tor two wks. 2.sSs.eoo Inc. $1,000
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tlp-'A sAfAlN
nN I!o- Previous

The Liverpool market opened steady There
49, quiet business Ia spot cotton with
ridcllu- point decline at SEQ. sales.
'w bales receipts, BOG. American MI
Cfo.ad very steady
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13
Embroidered Flannel

For the baby's little garments. Fine soft qualities, scalloped edge or hemstitched,
 65, 75, 85 and $1.25 a yard
 Main hoor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13
RESCUING BELGIUM

M R. ROOSEVELT IS singuary in the expression " of his views on international humanity. He would ne says have had this country to the of Belgium with arms necessary but of American duty to Greece says nothing Belgium small people; but is Belgium was crossed by the Germans because the and indeed, the only road into France. s
 The Allies occupy Greece because the easiest if the onlyroad into the Balkans The Bgans largely sym pahy with the French and invaded by Germans The Greeks are largely in sympathy with the Germans vaded by the British. T.
 Greece is relatively free from harm because people have not resisted invasion by the Allies the Bgns resisted the invasion of the Germans:
 Had Greece resisted Belgium did would Greeks have fared than Begans have The war is the same everywhere.
 The difference between civilized and barbaric war is that barbarans do job because they poorer ganization and weapons.
 Mir Rooseves contention that is the duty America to play Don Quixoe to the windmis of the not measure with American principles and opposed American tradition and to American policy. tat
 Equally to be knight errant for the planet was it duty to protect the Congoese from Belgium the Rusa the Armenians from Turkey the Irish from Great Britain, Belgium from Germany lies. t # Es8s sM
 Had America the will for mad task she has not the power The fighting nations represent one bion millions of people, who have than seveneighhs effective sls tssg
 America, with her hundred millions is relatively much bigger than Serbia. Et
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-13
A HUNDRED PER CENT. UNCANDID

NFTHE 124 REPUBLICANS present in the House when the vote taken 70 voted for the Adamson Eight Hour bill. 3N
 Will Candidate Hughes whose denunciaion the bill has been most into the districts represented by CongFessmen and urge their defeat? 4
 Will he make his language with respect to these Repub- somewhat definite? The weaness-he chief weak nesn Mr. Hughes propaganda criticism indefineness
 All share the credit the blame of part- cpate If the EghtHour bill was mistake all who voted for in fault If it good bl all who share the credit M When MT. Hughes calls the Eght-Hour bad bi and casts the odum of the badness the president negecs at the time regret that 70 Republican voted with the president fell into nsinceriy which can not escape attention
 The truth about of the legislation passage of
 which the president prime factor requires to that Republicans in every joined in numbers
 Some supported the president from motives of conscience Some supported him. doubt from motives of policy; they feared to do otherwise.
 Among the first group Senator LaFolette who favored the Currency law the Child Labor law the Eghour law the Rural Credits act the Tariff Commission substantially the Democr16c government accomplished.
 Will Mr. Hughes into the state LaFollee running say him that he wrong legs laon? Hughes will do thing knows would be fatal to do SO.
 Are we not justified, then in assuming that Mr. Hughes talks talks upon theory that certain unknown many voters that he ignorant among the people, rather than the portion of them nave expert knowledge, and accurate information?
 necessities of politics make do things we conne this occasion to this single statement that Hughes speaking he does, has laid aside u mnd that quality of his intellect by which he i1e guilt and that he has not only hundred per cent candidate but hundred per uncandid and a hundred pet cent. partisan?