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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-12

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Mefter fommen aus 9enffdz
lanb. Gs itnb 8ergleute, Sic ibren
fran5Diii9en aameraben gu !@ilie ellen.
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geBltdes. seit einem Sabre lprid5t man.
|llns nrr bonn &riege NIT
|9ent blanb. 8ir miiBtens biele
9eutlde tDbten unb unlererIeits miiBs
item bielc ibren Sob finben. '@ar1lm?
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IN %ealdblancu, eitem Grt, ppn bcIen
.ggilten5 fallm 5ebn Sran5olen etias
%1pt11e11, befebligen iol, Elm Belsier ieiu
dpiro. @rnife &eute berlid)ern bas. &c
.sibt ielbit 8abntpibige, Sic bas Ait
lpiinideu ideincn. 9nnn felt man
lins ben 9eutihen alss Elm llugebeuer
Oar, Dem es nad nnierm8lut biiritct .
.grgreifenDer ll1b heseibnenber ais bds
y@eIbipab Der 9iplomaten lit, ipas Sic
beltiden gerslerte setban boben.
9iele @anner baben Sic @ren5e ilibers
l6rittcnr auf fran50iii9ein 9ooen
ibre Uniform 9e5ei9t. Sic batten fcinc
;8affen IN Der @anb, ioHoern @etz
tungsiperf5cl1ge. - S~ran5p1cn? @euts
Idle? 8as fpmmt's barallf on! 0sel1z
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finbe1, bie npd6 lebenb lpdren, nub Sic
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ter fo%rtudbrenoer Gefabr fir ibr eig@
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men il shesn @etgtpert bliebe, 10 3pdre
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sermclicn." l1nb Ser 80 attn IieB
it'd alio bernebmen: u8ir bilben ms
S,etiuas baranf ein,. ltns ,biel nit sem
s29olfe 81 bdbaftigen. mir berIdnenosn
fir bas Golf biele @orte, aber mir bae
;8cugen inn nidt iene pnrltebenbe Silt
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11nO III bieIen toSesbanaen
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@atin" 1T selpib ntfdt perba6tiH,
hem' &aiier ge9eiif6er iiid peiibettlfedeT
ril9 81 Seigen;. aber CT berneigt it'd
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ndto cine 2ebre gcgeben 5t babeu." Sic
ugielte 3iirider 88eitnas~ Scr mir bieie
grinneru,lg. entnebmen, bemerft baz
on: Ser Meniden @eoabtnib lit fms,
illnb sDas. Der 83ettltneen MD fitr5er.
@sare esn ffonlf beltfbar; SaB iii Sen
Ispalten Ser namliden 8latter, oene1
bic pbigcu 3itate entnpmmen 1inb,
bente bon Ben 9eutiden MIR ais nboS
des", Sltnnen lno @anbalen sic Mebe
1T, nno segen ben aaiier ipie eesen
iein @olf Die ungebeuerliniten 8ez
b%allptnagcn nnb @nflase1 sebauft
ipcroen, Sic gldllbise 2eier nidJt 1iur
I'M friegfiibrenoen Sranfreih fiuben?
Sit's bcifbar, eaB bieie Gelltiden, Sic
tire 4briiberride @ilfsbercitidaft ieoerz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-12
Der Dcn,pfraf
@eeranoct 1851
Seranseebcr: s. Slider Grintina So.
4setsssd at tho Postofflee at Davenport
90 Second cisss Ksattsr.
Ser ,saelide eemu,rutn. .in,t1uesud
@esraaoct 1851

Ser ysaelide oeu,pirnt", einfdbrtehr,n
sonntaassstttsgabe, feds guntmer, iebe MIoobes.
s0 0eatS tp191entli6 ober $500 ia6rii9 lei
HorailS5abllrg fret abgeIiefert. -
a1liti her woft auBerburb Ser stdbt. MD r.,
geno einem oa9oftamt in BEN Ser. gtaaten. Ga.
s seR4,,. eoer Wsegtco. S2,OO iabrIi& bel goralts.
: 0aS Ste spn..aas . .auaoob. mr. ,,r6 !. IT,.
ilaa1 'ieber1 'Noftatnt IN ben Ser gtaatenn' faffet
stdbrlt6s $1.N bet BoralssablMng. ~ !
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ggo!t inrerbalb Der Der. @taaten tut16 S,r@
- a54 n%. IL ai Ser giaSt $3.50; BEL goraisaabIune
$4;QgO per Na9rs BET goraus5abIine. 6
sDfr iMSdsntids geunpfratdai, In athpet3 zbet.
IIens. WsttttpoGs ,lhbS sonnabenbs. ioffef tnner.
lalb ;iSer Her,. gtaatel, $500 nap gaaaba sliltb
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-12

ibnrH. e1nsn. sIudl,aen
umftanpa fao tn 9rpgtlpn, ser az
.SSabre alis gbaflesa aAnIstep uEb
.psNen. 19,s Sabte otter gpbn Gbpars
,hom, zobs; Des .l@sfttdfsNs er1sna
'nof6sn. Die in ,eiusm Rsbsspll55iimhIiilesr
.l6lafeHpe Tzpatsr Rols RBNYrroe moi
gems ,mlr6 si6arfen, Gasgsrua 4ssz
Jpedt, elln6 faNo. ais, lie per Mrladg
,na9forlats hos ! 3immss. iii Dem
Der Better unb 8rlloer ,.fdIiefen. Didt
nit 2aeudtsa5 gefiiIt,, Die beioen
MGnner ldgen bipubtlos in Sen
,8ettm unbs pdresn,' 58petfe4ps sen
iIdiif4en @q1en. 5um Dpfer lssfallen,
tpsnn oas Mdo9en nt9t I'M red)teh
Mugenblid oie @efabr abgepenbet
bdttt. 9te Poli3ei 'nimmt an, bab es
lih lm einen Hnfan banoelt, urb
3lpar nimmt man an, SAB Der bur9
Elm .oHenes 5enitcr .einitrDmenoe Minb
bie @asflamme al1soel0f6t Bate.
Grau Wsalter MeaDer pp II
Mrlinston, g. S, liegt i'm ct. Mi=
@aels 9pfpital init elmer sebro9eneu
&inulaoe uno anberen &Drperperlets
,5Sungen barnieber, bic ibr bon ibrem
eiaenen Manne beigebro4t pur0en.
Ser brutale @atte batte auf hiele role
Wei1e einen STREET beeroet, Del, rSpiz
iaen ibnen aassebroden mar, els
iie in einem SSiitnep fubren. Meaper
y.nnb feline 5ra1 befanpet lid auf Dem
Mege nod ibrer, Mpbnung, ais lie i'm
sSitnep nit ,einanoer in einen Bortz
tped1el gerieten. 9te &onperiatpn
+ipuroe falieblid 10 biBis, bah Der
@bauffeur ,bas Gbepaar a~ufforosrts
1as, iSSitnep 5a perlaKen. Der Mann
ftieg 5uerit aus, bod taun tpar feline
|.Jrau ibm gefoigt. oa perfebte er ibs
einen pllatisen S4Iag in Dos Sc
ftdt, 10 DAB {Ie, 5ufammenbrad. Gin
in Der. Ndbe tpobnenOer MrSt ,ipurbe
berbeiserufen, tpelder bic ~lleberfubz
.rung Der @erleBten mad. Dem 9ofpital
%anorbnete. @eaper, Der bereits meb=
rere Scale iuegen MiBbanblung ieinet
5rau perbaftet lpor0en lit, eut3os iid
ieiner @erbaftunq ourd Sic Tludt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-12

/, - @rudfebler. Der bieliee
,9ilettantenperein per II nItaltet udds
item @onntas eine Muffiibrung BON
oMilbelm Sen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-12

iperben sef1te1ls ousfinOei1, bab Sic 6olz
Ianber feline @ricden linb uno, trobz
bem Die Npnbecrs cine iiberraidenbe
Sbmpatbic nit gnslanD an Sen Sag
gelegt baber, Ii6 Do6 feinc &eutraliz
tatsberlebllng 9efallen Ialleu lperben,
lno 5tpeiten5. bab Sic 9eutlhen an Der
bollanoilden @ren5e @ertbeibigunsse
LINEN eingeri6tet baben, pelde Die
Sommies nid)t gu burcpbrehen imltanz
De iein tperben.
Gin 5alenfuB tallet nidt gum
Srdlioenten Der Ser. staaten, lonbcrsl
Elm Mann, Der belize Saulte ben @robz
mabten Der groe por sic Stale .balt,
.ipenn ses. gilt, sic @bre bes 2anoes bodj
.5l balten llrlo bertbeibiseu. llnb pieIer
Wantl bin id, 5beobor G%oojebelt, Der
Haubreiter, Gntoeder neller .Sliille,
8Dgef nno. Sdimpifp0rter nnb s9ukz
patron ttleiner g6lfer, Die bnrd Bic
beutl9en Barbareu eripiirgt fperben.
1tno @lrrab idreit oa5u Der BpIterilde
Sanbasel fir Ben giap Sunoab in Ser
&ulitifl
- G~eutld,fanb entldBt feline gum
'&riegsbienit einberufenen 9anD1tiirme1
pom Sabrsons 1870, alto ale Mamner
i'm SITTER bon as nno 46 Sabren aus
Dem 9ienite. 9iele 3adridt lit bllrd
ELM 9ribatidreiben an Serrn @a1
.s6aal, 3O4 @eit "a. Ctr, Neip Dorf
9elangt. Sic @ittbeifing, Sic @errr
Sdnal bpn eittem lett Nus6rud bes
8rieses in 9ienir itebenben @ertpanoz
ter, srlsins, lalltet:
/, vSm s2allfe bieier @p6c (aeitte
Maars). perSe ih nit alien anberer
22anbltiirrmern BPM ..SnGreans 1870
enflallM.s 9Sies lit ippbl Ser bette 8ez
lueis baflr, bab mir se,nillg Militar baz
ben. ,@ans Geutl6lanb, ie0e Stab
llnb jeber Srt mimlnelt BON splbateh
Die bereit .ii1lo, Sltr ISrnnt 81. geben,"
9ieler 8ricf beltatigt allo .eine
brabtlos sbon 9erlin erbaltene giadz
ridt, in her es II. q. beiBt:
Ser ariessminiiter CAB in cine,
&eidstass : &onfcren8 eil,en bertaus
liden geridt ilber Sen 3ultanb Sc,
beutlden Mrn1ee ab. Nah s3eituussz
beridten tbeilte Ser. Nslirilter nit, BAT
Sic Netrutiruns fir lanse 3eit seliber1
lei. sgs lei nidt seplant, laete er, Sit
Mitersgren5es ilber As SSabrc abinnn;
un~SsllDcbaifn.a il IL nitFtliN
81 wmSSmsB esnntbcif. Golhatest Bic has
As. 2abcisiabr i'm &erlaufe ,bes &rie=
ges siberIdIritten batttn, leien bon be>
acknowledgement tporoea." ssa.
The day book., 1916-11-15

VINCENT AND MAJoRITYR RULE.
He states: "No system of rule can
give its subjects the maximum of
liberty. Eberty-the most abused
and the least understood word in the
English language"
There is no such thing as unre-
strained individual liberty. A friend
of Mr.. Vincent contracts Ieprosy.
Does Mr.. Vincent believe it would be
right to restrain his friend from COM
ing in contact with himself, the i'm
mediate members of his family and
the community at large?
Is the individual liberty of our
friend in this case paramount to the
rights of 1O0,OOO,OOO? If not, then
our friend becomes a subject to be
ruled by the majority Of 100,0O0,000.
Would a lesser majority make this
right a wrong?
If a man has a right to life, then
he should have an equal right with
every other man to perpetuate and
enjoy it. No more no less. This is
justice. And that is all any "man"
can demand.
AS to the pope and the policeman.
If the pope deals with things strictly
spiritual it would be unjust to tax
those (for his upkeep) who do not
believe he is essential for their future
welfare. But if it is a part of the
policeman's duty to protect the COM
mUnity from our unfortunate friend,
the leper, then it is just that he re-
ceives his maintenance at the eX-
pense of his fellow man. For the
service rendered was for the COM
mon good.
Everything has its origin and con-
tinued existence in law or rule. Let
man violate the natural law and the
effects are shown on the man. And
what is true of man is also true of a
nation The hand Mr. VinpnOf mon
The day book., 1916-11-15

of this band who desired to lead, and
1 for one refuse to take Mr.. Won
cents word that there was no sub
mission to law or rule in the selection
of the leader.
Just imagine if you can 100000
individuals without submission to
law or rule operating the great Penn
sylvania railroad. Most all the large
corporations solicit the cooperation
of their employees, which produces
greater efficiency or reward for its
owners. This is as it should be. If
the owners are not entitled to the
reward, who is? y
Change the ownership from pri-
vate to public. Then you will have
all the people working together for
the common good, instead of each
working separately and mostly
against each other for the good of
self, as at present.. M. Walsh, 971o
Ave. L.
The day book., 1916-11-15
WRONG TITLE.-A

WRONG TlTLE-A wrong title is
very apt to lead to a misUnderstand-.
ing of essential principles. o.
An example of this is the criticism
of single tax by one Of your most
brilliant contributors. Single tax is
the method of securing to men and
women their natural, and, at the
present time, aIenated right to ma
ture or land. -
Air, water and sunshine and land
should belong to all the people in
common. We subscribe to the belief
that air is common property when we
say "as free as the air we breathe. "
The same is true of sunshine, but
land, which belongs in the same cate
CORY, is subject to private, absolute
monopolization, and is made the sub
iect of speculation.
We inVeigh against speculation in
foodstuffs as criminal in its effects,
but say nothing against speculation
in the source of the self-same food
stuffs-the land?-Reader.
Arrangements are being made for
The day book., 1916-11-15

press? I guess not. Well, please
don't do it, and you will please many,
in fact, all your girl readers besides
.myseIf-N. V.
The day book., 1916-11-15

Arrangements are being made for
a $5O,00O,OOO automobile company
in France to manufacture cheap cars
after the war
The sun., 1916-08-23

rcsota and South Dakota last week with some
rain, and corn is In excellent condition. Ne.
hrsska and lows had good rains. bcnentinr
corn. Dat yield In Iowa ranges from IS 10 %
bus. al acre. In Illinois corn needs rain.
Oats there averaging 20 bus. an acre.
DEMCRRAGE AGREEMENTs-Nationsi In.
dustrial Traffc League has appealed TO Inter
state Commerce Commission for thorough ~.
animation OF agreements between railroads and
shippers regarding car demurrage and storage
in case railroads hls proposed higher tariffs.
Leagues letter to commission states that agree
ment existing between railroads and shippers
has been broken bv former aud claims that as
shippers are held responsible for detention Of
cars similar responsibilities should bc placed
on railroads.
ILLINOIS CENTRAY.-Crop reports say re
cent rains In Iowa and Illinois have help. 1
corn and pastures materially. Dat threshing
returns arc about normal. Kentucky and
Tennessee crops are above normal. louisiana
and Mississippi cotton crops are damaged
somewhat by boil weoysl. Other crops are
satisfactory.
L.EHlGH vALLEY-Ha. awarded contracts
for :. grain boats of LOO tons capacity each.
9 coveted hargcs for rrnc-al mrrrhpidl>r. un'
2, car and two ~ car steel floats, AMI one
steel steam lighter OF ~ tons capacity
MlNNEApoLlS 4 ST. LOUIS Fourth in
stallrlent OF g. q share on account purchase
price OF new stock. which depositors under
plan w"r" entitled 10 lurrnas" has b-cu cRil. :
for. payment sept l next. syndicate which
Cnderwrutc entire cash requirements ~ plan
amounting TO 1880, ?o. II IL understood. Will
be required to provide abou, 6pT OF amount.
rENNSYIvANIA-ln frs; xix months Of
1915 carried 9~23>o,isI passengers over line.
east and IVES, OF rt'shur. without loss of
single life IN train accident. THIS complete.
.. wears withput passenger ~fataitS. tots
number carried being 1889. .9>: rams used
over 3.ocr,oS, and mileage run owe. 1000 iFt.
Wp Including freights upward of T5plrN
trains were operated day and nlght over cast
aud west divisions comprising 1900 miles OF
line and .6.rH' miles OF track.
Coal and coke handled In July on lines cas-,
OF Pttsburg and Erie t.0i;.ss0 tons. inc. s19..
20: from Jan. / TO July 81 i3.5js,5o tors. inc
7.5C.o?,.
P1TTSBCRG 4 SHAwNrT-AnnounGmcnt
that agreement under which road was being
operated by receiver OF Pit'-hurs. Shawmut 4
Northern would h@ terminated midnight Aus
81 and road operated in"rIs nh.utiv 10y ~ r'
Officers, with headquarters at Kittanning, Pa
Road operates from Ere junction. Bro,kwly
VILE. Pa. TO FrecpOrt. ia.
q Officials state they have 70
knowlei-" Of Segregation plan which : wa
rlInored would I've announced September .
Next neetin- W board vii be held sept 2
sni II 10 stated there is li'tlr llArl hpVi 81
any hing beng done in matter until that
meeting.
WESTERN CAR SHORTAGE Survey ma,a
~ railroad men In Washington, oregon ~
Idaho shows some in.Wsl Ggo bushels of wheat
Will he ready for hsultng to Atlantic seahoari
WITHIN next six months with practically no
ears IN SIGHT with Wilton to move commodity
Railroads Will be- called upon 10 supply $50
cars.
The sun., 1916-08-23
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

BtFFAiO. IOCKpORr e. ROCHESTER,
Official explanation uf default ~
Interest "n 5r rrst inortsas" h"nd. "u va
gust / states that ever since January l.. I'!i.
when conlpiuy resumed charge of ~ proper.
ties after u period ot operation hy 4 r.
ceiver. earning. have mover been sufficient
TO nay bond interest. Their" havIns fhc"n
deficits Of til"' Ia i9lG, '-'.lo> IN 1915. 50 90
IN l4li. SN-37 IN 1913 and $3.50 IN 1912 TIL"
conn any continued TO paw Interest de-pi'"
lrhcit-, raising fund.- rom stockholders ard
Others. While earnn.. had been expected 20
improve. they were az less this year THAN
last year Directors ar" now "on.id"9irs
pans Tor Contamination OF roinriiny, ana
after gros. earnings for quarter ending Sep.
'emher ~ have been nscerts.n"d they viii lay
definite plan before bondholdcrs
CoNsoL. GAS. ELECTRIC 1T & POWER
'of Reports for year ended June
20 gross earnings s;.l2i ~. compared with
'S,ct.. again-, E?l1.s' a year ago, BAL.
anc, after fixed char.Cs and dividends fl
i3l. Sns, against ti06'd-'. with profit and loss
surplus of sci, 80. compared with WEs IN
previous year.
KANSAS NATURAL. REORGANIZATION
plan provides for assessment of SO on
present $ Hor"o stock, NJ 10 planned 10
issue 50 $500 - new stock 10 b" sold TO
NJ So par value Tn. will raise 81 i@N. '~.
of which 500 80 viii he used TO retire IN
deb,cdncss II would appear that success 81
rlan j.. dcueuden, ON company ohtlluing
higher pric, for .as Opposition from Kan
sas public Service Commission may I've en-
couutorcd. us some tim" ago company was
ordered 10 reduce its capital stock by go
and is nov about 10 ask Tor permission TO
Increase rs capital Icy lj0cc,
PHILADELPHIA RAPID TRANSIT-Juiv
gross {9,2!IG-S. me So 122: net after taxes
saas, ii4. Inc. ~Sli'.2i3: surplus after charges
fl->lti. inc. tli0.i-i.
STARK ELECTRIC x Rat to-day.
meeting Of directors 4 was believed IN some
quarters that n stock / Nidcud might hr lie
ciared Tho company recently increased cash
dividend on stock to it II IL sad STARK
system Is being considered IN plan or a
traction system from Cleveland 10 Ohi1
River. road forming "0nuc"'irg max hot
Northern OHIO Traction \ ltght llie- and
those OF Young stOwn 4 ONO River Railroad.
The sun., 1916-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

ATLANTIC. GuLF a WEST INDIES & <
~ilNIS-lIA> sold for $1,000 two ~ i've
ships purchased from Nruu~wi" k :. : e. 6
yrs hso. .'"ss'l' were. acquired by assuming
Payment ~ 81 -"",Hy1 ~ 20 huuis uutsiHud .
0-Hinsi them. hut serial p%a}u,ui, ~! "utr'-tt
purchases cancelled this Indebtedness some
time age. Allowing fr 500 gt discount at
which bonds v.I" purchased AMI 2; Or a..
probation sale nets company NOR than 500, 'l
blSTIIIERS SECURITIES CoRr-Eanri
surrlu, ~ s3.2.7 ~, or lN5>o, ou ,unuou
stoc. during wear ended Iur" N. which ctl.
;nrrs wlih sl,4W,>72, or iGi'o On st''A a. 't'i
'%omrany, had s. 2lLlg7 cash on hand Jun" -,
,ouprred win 'ai, 80 last year, ,,ru'~. g..
Nc6, -, inc N.6a-.'I-; int taxes and improve
moni.. ssll. g.. dee. So. - net earnings, e..
lls. 2oi, Inc. Ers'5,Aio; bond int. 179-,tio, dcr
s,l..
NESS iu III" lest week, hut buyers were still
cautious, orders generally l"ing for r"arhv re
guir"urnts. prize changes irregular Essential
oils weaker for -vuthctlr wiu''rsrcrn oil uwuUe
to Keen C"Wpctitiun reduced To- 81 goa o. u
pound, acypriin; to quantity.
GOLD IM~r0ETS-Gori in amount ~ 50 ~
N) wa, received from Canada md deposited nj
T. : ASSAY Otlcr Yesterday w ! T.. Morgan
n 60. This ~shlrm,ut brings total gold imported
sine" May II t. So, 1875, p0".
CIR PAVING ,o-Aunounc'i ''a' cor
ruuv has secured new orl.uus contract fI
slo',"r worth paving,
HIDES No chanrr in local hide market
iurln. the last week: no importAut %trtn~'',
tons reported. buyers "v'Icuilr holllus oh
and awaiting Developments Holders not
pressing surpl.s md uuior'"r" s''td' 80.
rotas quoted At 81. A33'.c. and Central Amer
lea Al 3.l.".
IMPORTS & EXPORTS Merchandise i'm
portc'l Mt New York custom House YESTERDAY
was valued at SltpN.5i9 malNng Ss:i7 sl 81
far this week. Exports were valued at. -.
,iG.G3i making $40, Is>,J,! 80 far ihis ~" {
Exports from Nrw lort. Yesterday included.
wheat. 81, 700 hu peas, l'ii hu; oil cake
~, nn hu roik, 90 hhls s%tcnrlu", S',2'0 HIS
butter, lr an HIS -four $50 sacNs; grass
srnd. sG} bags whisk'y, li.1id hhls hscuus
7S,'2i his lard, .-3,Soo lbs lubrlcatins oil
ia OOn gals
= KNON LUMBER co Announced iha' com
many - Installing s.rlpn worth machinery III
new mills being constructed at Hrmphllla
Tex
IATiIEt- Market nm during tho lss'
week: bu-' ncss oulv moderate; t1urcr. hu-S
making deliveries on Old contracts Homln'ii
lists Guutci ut sc. uul 2d' at M'
MALLORY STEAMSHIP co Nav .rn.scn
ger aud freight steamer lieury r MALLORY
launched AT N"wrnr' New. Va when com
ulrtcd newt autumn vessel may be- Put n
service between y Y, aud Galveston lcnsth
ig' # beam. "a H.; depth, % # contract
speed, II KIN.
The sun., 1916-08-23
MINING NEWS.

ARIZONA COMMERCIAL MINING co Net
earnings ~ months ended July 81 sad to have
been s29t'o. or 81 - u share On rutstand ng
stock working capital on hand So, 49,, com.
Vniuts'n.i At rate ~ To- sD 20 41lsG ~
monthly. any prospective increase loire d".
r"ndcnt upon completion of new power plant
about two months hence.
BrTTE & SUPERIOR Preliminary report
~ July oil n~ota'iUns show Tonnage ~ ore,
$50. cost. s. O. u ton zine concentrate.
'.sts tons value. siSS5 II ton.
CALUMET 4 HE,LA MiN,SG 60 July
nr"irc'ion. ll,e:S.s.9 lbs, year ended July 81.
% $40. tS5 lbs.
COBALT SHIPMENTS Orc shipped from
District last week tntAllri o2i, 90 lh- cont
ard with I2.5l Tvs preceding week Nil'.
. lnrs valued ~ 81 So prc shipments arg
vlt,i ~ follows \tpissiHg, Gcn.&Ni lbs 10,
Union l.efrcti"n, l5e, 1876 Right ~ wsv Nine,
f1l Mining Corp, :7S,ps' Nick iAlcy Oar.
aeh. .1.6i', AMI La Rose, s',Jil.
STEWART MINING 90 Said 10 have ne.
il.rrd ,u,ir" S.Un,O") CAPITAL stock ~ Lone
Mountain silver Load 60. ISSUING 'ror, ~
''ocLhoiicrs hui prev lul.lv authorized capital
ne From tl@i'nH e. 81 "',eN fuI purlrsv u
win: additional properties.
WEST + n SULPHUR 60 Preparation.
-"unrt"f Under vHY 10 u.crri" ~" ares -
sulphur properties in TnyRh district 1rst bodies
said 90 ha," revealed deposits extending -
Il below surface "utcr"rping. N'Hrhy prop.
,f'r = Michigan sulphur 4 nl Go unon v .ch
NATAL unit ~ sulphur reduction plant f'," ~
was installed. siil 60 lc Wedding suI sllpI loo;
sulphur on commercial scale.
WOLVERINE COPPER % July proipctios,
81 l5 lt>, compared W.tA E'.t,s DO J.it adj
G1l,Glc IA July, lgls.
The sun., 1916-08-23
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

ACME TEA necin rcd initial dividends ~
N75 i share on both LIST and 2nd preferred
stocks.
AMER ~vANADITM Il expected to piss into
hi ends Of eastern bank NJ syndicate, which has
offered 81, 400. 600, or tl.op0 for each Of its T.0D
shares II Is believed s%yniica'c represents n
group 81 steel men who plan 1" form new coma
many for production II yanadlum. Company
was formed In 1908 hy the flsnuery Interests
amt has no bonded Indebtedness, The companies
onlv product, ynnadium, Ii quoted around $3.50
. pound,
CONsOL. CAR co Filled notice In Mich, ~
change of name to Abbot Corp. aud 81 Increase
in capitalization from 500, to 81, :SO,oN.
nIPI.EX POWER CAR Co.-Announcod that
company earned 81, 10 during It's 1919 iscni
ycar. Stmkholdcrs have subscribed for $4,000
new stock. aud 500, ma II 10 hc offered to pub
lie soon. Officers reelected ~ follows T. y.
rownr. pres 4. y. King, v j.; Fred Muir
ray, See. snd II, II, Bryan, treas,
EXCELSIOR NEEDLE 60 Reported about
10 rcnlo,. plant from Springtrid. o., 70 for
mcr Olmstoad 4 futile 60. plant 1T '%hicopcr.
where addition costing $4,000 ~ being butt.
Company now employs 500 men
FISHER BODY CORr Chartered In n Y.
with capitaI Of 81, 900, NU 10 manufacture wagon
md auto nodies' Inrorporstors Y. J, Fisher.
Louis Mendclssohn and u, j. Trlmhls'
MOTORS 900 Onicial estimate
nin.ra SURPLUS earned for yenr ended July
n at about t.h0O.01, equal to &l67 . share
IN preferred stock.
GiLF REFINING co Announced that
contract for dredging u n. chRnncl Mt Part
Arthur has been i~ardrd and conlpnnv plans
to extend ITS 1900 n concrete wharf 10 pro-
vide needed ac' ommodaiion for shipping
MAXIM MUNITIONS corp .!Arrcyrc-.
that Il 10 now p%roduans nnished cartridges
The sun., 1916-08-23

under contract for Dsrieh Government,
Product has passed inspection tests anu
large shirtnent, Will be maze next mOhth
PENNA. SHIpBrILDING co -ten9rtet
that this company has contracts for hniiulhs
4 vessels. and will Law its first Keel on Aue
Is. Vessel will bs 1000 ton tanker.
UNITED .PAPERRoARD Co-surplus. tot
Gross earnings. C3,,,lt. dec. N-b'7; other
income. s3,tls. doc. Si.os3; admin stratiye- ex'
peise. Ss.S dec. $50 7oi; interes, ~ SECS.
dec. s?J7: depreciation $1,000. Inc. 5000
RAILWAY STEEL SPRING Co-Frecu.
tive has recommended disburse'
mcnt Of G3l a share on common. and that
funds for another such payment this year
he set ASIDE from current, earnings. Directors
are scheduled 30 meet on Friday.
woRTHINGToN PrMP & MACHINERY
co Net profits 6 mos ended July 81, sui.
iciert TO cover diyld.ni requirttnerts OF
'.fa'c coo of 20 class A preferred. $50 81 n1
Of ~ class u preferred. and 20 on 81.
''. 900 common Gross was ~ rate OF -
5000 annually, gain OF '"rt uve- same
ncriot last year These figures refer to regu.
'7r business and take 10 account Of war
orders, including n $50. nm shell Russian CON.
'tfcf, whic', are sad to represent hctwccn
800, 90 aLi sitp.ps' net cariurg-. or go,
on common s'pHk. COMPANY IL ranrgania I'D
international steam Pump Co, when went
into icccivcrshIp Aug ., l9t