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CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

o~UILTs-Judse Cooper Of the Board OF
General Appraisers handed down yeser.
foreign market value OF quilts shipped
here BY ostires a Bertusna Of Turin.
Isa'y, The hndins. o. n. Genera Az.
s,oI2'c. 3 fe. i%nvoiced al, SIS each Lee.
2 per cent Entered and reappraised at
exported. from Turin on January. 10 and
entered here on February Is, 1915
TrNNv F1sH-Board =. United gates
ieneral Appraisers. has Just rendered a re-
appralscment decision on the foreign mar.
kct values .! funny nsh imported here from
dseisi5r & r. Bisnehi nT Fl GsnG s.s i, n,nl n,,,. r nj
Ia 20 kilo tins, invoiced at gao entered
a, eSs lire per 100 kllc. Ditto in . kilo
per 100 ki'os. Ditto In 10 kiio tins: in.
voiced At ?lS, entered At go lire per 100
kilc~ Packed Reappraised az entered
.AXMINsTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
de. lnvoiced as chippendaie ASm'n.ter
yey, was tho subject of a customs con.
troversy adjusted yesterday by the Board
OF General Appraisers In favor OF the pro
this carpeting a. Administer rugs and duty
was faxed AT the rate Of so per cent. al
,slorem under paragraph 800, aet q 1918
Administer carpetine. with duty At the rae
%. put y per .rw "a vaiorem una.-
consists ~ Axminster .carpeting." writes
Judge Brown. and hold the same .dutiable
lnfeF paragraph set. As cleitned"
MANUFACTURES OF ALCMINUM-In =
decision overruling a protest sied In the
name Of Hensel, Buchanan q Iorbache-
the Roarf Of United States General Ap-
p~rslsers he'd yesterday that an importa-
ton consisting Of many thousands OF pieces
of aluminium foil. al of which have been
cut to The specific dimensions from larger
pieces a. q result Of special order. on tlis
manufacturers given with a view TO
eliminating all possible waste In the cole
and ult'ma'e use for which she Impaired
articles aye employed. to wit. 10 be afayei
to cards Of various sizes on which pearl
buttons are mounted IL properly dutiable
AZ the rate Of 90 per cent al vslorem
under paragraph t6t ~ the tarir act OF
1918 a- articles composed wholly OF
n minimum, partly manufactured as classi-
ned by the collector, rather than at Inc
rate ~ 3ts cents per pound under the
provision IN paragraph ii5 % sa'i act 'or
aluminium In sheets as claimed by the
importers.
MOTION PICTURE FILMs-Good. o,
American origin cannot, in the absence OF
tho certificate OF expectation or a waiver
thereof by the Collector. he admitted to
this country free Of duty. according 20 4
decision rendered yesterday by the Board
OF General Apprsisers This test case in
voived protests against the assessment Of
duty on certain motion picture hln. en-.
tered az the port OF Chicago by Charles p
stone & Co. the p-otestsnts claiming re.
entry under paragraph 4o% 81 the tar'H act
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FIRMER UNDERGONE.
IN COTTON MARKET
Expectation Of Small May De-
li,rrics Causes Consider.
able Buying.
QUALITY OF FERTILIZERS

Cotton exhibited a better undcr,ons
yesterday than had been seen for some
lime. and prices IN "A narrow inarke,
worked Up to the highest level for sew.
cral weeks. The demand for the near
positions and Uncertainties over the FRS,
notice day for May contracts were re-.
,ponsible for considerable covering. II
il not believed that deliveries on Maj
will be heavy. rs holders are not inclined
70 par, with the local stock through
delivery on contracts.
This Is about the oni, explanation that
could he given for yesterdays Hrmness,
"A the new crop is progressing favorabIy,
although II is a trifc late. Strange to
say. there Is a feeling tha; the acreag &c
viii show only a moderate increase. just
Why this opinion should prevail Is difi-
cil, 10 understand, as cotton at presen,
prices Is the most profitable crop the
South could raise. Present prices for
tie new crop positions suggest extreme
scarcity OF supplies. yet the amount of
cotton held in the South is larger than
=, ever has been with ono exception.
remsnd is restricted on account Of the
war. although due consideration should
Re- given the enormous business being
done by American manufacturers.
An Interesting item on the subject Of
fertilizer Was under discussion yester-
day. The statement vas made tina:
cut Of more than three hundred sam
r!es OF fertilizers sold In Arkansas this
peasor only one shipment IA held up
because Of a deficiency in the quality
~ the Ingredients. as representing a
discrepancy between the guaranteed
analysis and the official test. The Ar
ksnsae Commissioner OF Agriculture
Gays that the movement OF fertilizer is
isrse- this season that last year. with
shpments going largely to the southern
counties OF the State.
There was considerable short over
i-g yesterday for o OF Wall Street
ara SPOT interests were prominently
Identified with the buying SIDE. Trad
ING IN May was more active and that
month was relatively firm.
To-day's weekly weather report IL ex-
rected TO be favorable.
New Orleans was closed yesterday
on account OF election day.
The market closed steady.
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waiver Va. n mad. s. x, SSs'e col t:sS5ni n these
S.::;sf x si%;. . ssS;;s Ss:.' NIX rs
a, me ,hearins and the .amp.es submitted
american. origin, In the absence Of the Ger.
meats OF expectation or a waiver thereof
,ss,nr.nSs 'S,eetor me protest eannot be sus.
ruled
oil PAiNrlNoLns d. II. Holmes
Company. limited, Of New Orleans los,
Yesterday n a claim for the free entry OF
q certain OIL painting. Duty vas collected
a WORK o, art RI. pr et," aS O. eon rs.s, "a
that II should have been admitted free
OF duty under parasrsph $50. q. an origi-
case. writes. paragraph s6s provides Tor
.nf ne" me; more a%Psr 'ssS ,S % s s.niiss. c es'n r.pns'
d~uctions OF the same The painting was
not pu, in evidence. The testimony OF the
ing upon it. We do no, nnd any,h,ns in
the record which warrants US in hoidins
Is either a mt or second reproduction or
replica Of the same. Under the statute wc
are % the opinion tina, the burden is on
makes II the basis OF his claim and q, /.
IN the nature OF an exception to the gen.
DUTY. Il Is incumbent upon the Importer.
In our judgment. to show by q clear pre-
porderancc that the imported article comes
within the free list. This has not been
Zone in this case. The protest 10. there.
fore, overruled."
RAGING PArCHEs-rh. Board o,
,crdsy ihst piece. q id Batting " used y ;c-
patching cotton bale.. consisting Of plain
threads to the squn-. inch. counting the
warp and nilins and Weighing not lesI
than is ounces Der square Yard upon
which n few letters or Identification mark,
have been .tenciiled. are not printed and
are free 4 duty under the nrst section Of
paragraph ios tsrin act OF 1918. The
board further nnds that pieces of old
bassins used for patching cotton bales
made by cutting or tearing apart old bags
made from a tviiled fabric containing
morc than sixteen threads to the SQUARE
inch and having a colored stripe one Inch
iu width running down the centre ,rs
suhstan;iaily dyed or color d and are not
- the texture or character Of fabrics pro
'ided for In paragraph t0s. but are dutiablc
30 waste not specially provided FOR" A,
.he rate ~ 10 per cent. sd valoren under
paragraph asa This decision ~sustsins pro-
t-.- Of ]. & Martin. Jr. and Morgan's
loll..tus and TEXAS Railroad and steam.
sh.p company Of New orleans The m.r.
,Uaidl-e the suejcc.'os these protests. was
taxed for duty ~ the customs officials a.
manufacture. ~ vegetable rbre and duty
wa collected at tho rate OF IS per cent al
vs'orem under pars graph 2s< of the ea.
istius tarin law.
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FEBRUARY HIGH WATER
MONTH FOR RAILROADS
Operating Income Was $685..
1000, Which Exccls All
Railway Records.

WARRINGTON. April Is.--The operat-
ing or net income Of the railroads Of
the United States wac greater In Feb
ruary. 1915. than In any preceding
month during their history. according to
figures made public to-day by the Iater-
state Commerce Commission
Railway operating income amounted
to se9.s4l.o90. ~ against s3s,o2s.i5b In
February. 1915. The nearest figures to
February. 1915. were for February. 1910.
when operating income amounted to s4s..
1856.
The figures cover q mileage Of 22s.6lS
and are from roads which have operat
ing revenue above 81, 00o.0 900 a year.
Gross event OF the railroads In
February. 1916. amounted to s26l ,904,-
~. as against s205,l12.2l2 In February.
1915. Expenses were sls3.6T7.5I5. as
compared with 1855. O3I ace. Net revenue
from railway operations, S7s.2?6.s05. as
compared with S50.os0.9io: axes sia.-
234,lti, NJ compared with $40, 995.903
uncollectible revenues. s5l.S1t, as COM
pared with s56,s5:. This makes a total
railway operating or net income In Feb
ruary, 1918, Of ss5.94I,0 90, as COM
pared with S29.o2s.i55 in February.
1915.
For the eight months Of the fiscal
year ended with February. 1915. the
operating or net income OF the railroads
Of the United States having annual
operating revenues above N.ooO.O00
amounted to ssI.653,s66. as compared
with s%~sI.530,62l for the eight months
ended February. 1915.
Cross revenue for the eight months
.uded Fehruary. 1916. amounted 10 ST.
227,T25.&33. against s1,e39.0le.l36 for
the eight months ended with February.
1915.
Operating expenses Of ire carriers for
the eight months ended February, 1916.
amounted to sI44S,s34,&?5. as against
si.36S.t7s.1sc for h eight months
ended February, 1915.
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stimulating activity In Bethlehem
Steel common during the last ten
minutes before the close OF the market
is getting to be one Of the chief indoor
sports of the financial district. In the
trading for several weeks past that stock
LAS been all but neglected until just
before the close of the market, when Il
Is put through its pace. Win all uf the
Ayrotechulcs that II usually furnishes
In several brokerage houses on these
dull days the members have become ac.
customed to gather around the ticker
and 10 make up a pool on what the next
quotation In Bethlehem steel will be,
The fluctuations OF the stock are 81
violent tina II IL seldom that any one
OF the participants In the various pool
guesses the exact price n therefore
the pool goes to him who hrs como
nearest to the price at which the sale
takes place.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

49, ,FeAton has been elected , sirec,o-
!sx : ~ Dynamite Company succeed.
,.ss,5,,-1 rem A9'rN Dynamite Is a
rA'. u Aetna Explosives Company. =
The directors OF the United p,"s co,,
sInvIigS nave declared an 'i.iai ousrierpy
,nH.a.hd Of Il. per cent. on the rrrrs, n n'
record Asino,gnF' payable May to stock OF
ms,presIdeh, ana spp",n,ess " eesd
HmissaESr q Castor, wi!iiams g wffsnmaS
..eveS corporation. Mr., Austin for
l@as' iS,s,Si ~ been connected with III.
+, '"e fennsylvania Railroad.
tsan.a Alabama Power Comp,ny bs.
s ssrs a notice to holders Of Tie Trs. mort
liasa GndsS IN. per cent, 900 bonds
's.on,. 'LH-'ns hat 1t has cal'ed for
hos '',n ne entire ssue OF SO 900 O,O
Tor q, q t'h1thz The bonds viii be paid
Inv ~. ana Interest at the Office o,the
pa m'"l S'''", Mortgarc and Trust Com.
'"r' "a August l. ~'"
c,1,ns superior Water, Ligil, and Power
tibl'ra h~LHpunces that pursuant 10 the
rrg t,Ih3 provisions ofthe nrst mari.
.ootT g' the company sealed oyers Of hand.
,.,' A51hN'' me sunI of s23 as2 viii be 70.
Mor,ys "a. Once OF the rni'cd state.
csc. -n' IInst COMPANY. trustees, 30
az The right Is reserved 10 reIer,
,Le -, al OheTs made in accordance. with
'"'FH announcement
taI.d ta"afi AIR Line RBilway has
,,snS, 'o' payment on June - ali the out.
o, ~, uift mortgage = per cent. bond
,i-.~ hhI es'on Northern Railway. Re,
by ''' OF tntse bonds was provided for
,o's.n 'ht ~ seabo1rd first and con.
yssr'''l 'n.rfgage 4 per cent b mis- last
- mo s. 5000 Charleston Northern
\, /, Nsi' t'.d early in 1914 at par Pie.
-. '"r " 200, 900 and par for ,i2s. 900
NJ q letter to the stockh oldcrs Of tbs
So kan-ss and Texas Railway c. l.
va ie'eiVer calls attention to the
a. meet the demands on tho Mis-.
M, t'Naa1 and Texas slonc VIII re
WV, approximately 81 900, 600 u year. H.
p,ems Tor the two years ended June 20
,ss.''MaA hut t2,ols.ls5 you will appreciate
CAS- uIa''ty OF tho situation these wsSs
'"'nd1 compel W. to confront."
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RECEIVERS ADJOURSFD SALE

RECEIVERS ADJOURNED SALE
BY order Of the Court, the Receivers
Sale OF the Florence Iron Work. sinnss
May. 1915. al II O'clock In the FORENOON on
the premises al Florence, y J.
At that time Will he sold the Plant. con.
sisting Of Its Real Estate. Buildings, nv.
lures, Machinery. Tools, Equipment Ma.
~ter,ais and Supplies, together VIII the
other Real Estate, including 40 Dwellings.
Building Lots. l7S Acres of Farmlpnd
Also 5000 tons OF Cast Iron Pipe. 100
Hydrants. 100 tons OF Fittings uni 2OO
Valves
Dated April =. 1875.
HAROLD r WELLS. Receiver
0AsKILL. 4 GASKIil. Solicitors
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
FRIF & JtK>FN RAILROAD COMPANY
az hN.NenI sinking FUND Gold RnndA.

NOTICE - HEREBY OWEN that Guar.
snfy rTus Company Of New York. ss sue
cessor 10 Inc Standard Trust Company NJ
Sew Nork, Trustee under First Mortgage
dAfei June 2?th. 1905. hereby invites pun
'rsnr to S"Ction -" OF Article II, OF the Sup
p'cmcnls' iodcnturr. dated JANUARY c0d.
ipl5. proposals for The sale TO the sinking
Fund on May 9Th. 1915. with accrued tn.
'eCrst to that date, OF as many bonds Of
'hc above Issue as can he purchased Tor tho
sum OF Tw'nty-nve thousand dollars
Sc cNpt >'tlrd proposals VII be received
at the Trust DEPARTMENT ~ ne un.
tsrsifnel 80 40 broadway New York rity.
up 10 10 o'clock A VI on Friday, May 5th.
1915, when thu same Will be opened and
bonis offered At the lowest price, not OK
ceedlng noe Of par and accrued interest
70 the extent necessary to exhaust said
sum viii be sCCt pied Each orer Of more
Than s. 900 principal amount OF bonds shs II
\, made subject 10 acceptance In part. In
case the argrCgate Of the offers shs ex.
coed the amount of money available Tor
he redemption Of bonds offered The right
IL reserved to reject any and all Offers
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
BY CHARLES Il. ssjAssIs. President.
Dated April 9TH. l9lS.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS or
Gf>f~E.E RIVER RAILROAD co.
First Mortgage &C. 5O-Nr. Gold Bonds.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Quar-
ants Trust company 81 New York. as sue
ersSor 20 Tho standard Trust COMPANY 90
N'w N,rk rtnsee under First MortGsge
'atr1 June ls', 1907 hereby invites. pur.
.uant to Section : 81 Article II Of the
sup emcr'ai lndenture. dated January
md. ''l5. proposals ior the sale to tho
sinking Fund on May 9th. 1915, with ac-
CrUef interest 20 that date. OF as many
No0ds ~ the above Issue as can hs pur.
chased Tor me sum ~ Twenty thousand
dollars t,.o,uO0l sen ed propose vii be
received at the Trust DEPARTMENT or
The Undersigned. No 10 Broadway. New
York city. 10 TO 10 o'clock A " on Fri
DAY, MAY ''h, 1915, when The same vii be
opened and bonds on, rod at the lowest
price. moi exceeding ilOr ~ par ard sc-
Drucl interest TO the extent necessary o
eNhrls, sait SUN. ~ te accepted. Each
cr"r ~ more than 81 900 principal amount
= bonds shall BE- made sub Get 70 &C
c"p.arr" N per'. In case the aggregate Of
TIE offers shan exceed the amount %
money available for The redemption OF
bonds offered Tho right Is reserved 10
reject any hn' an offers.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK,
~ CH.PIES SAHIN. Pr.s,dent
Dated April 9th. 1915
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WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC

NNNVF.Nt VINT VVNTNNN,
4 dividend Of one and one-ha : per cent,
as cents per sharel. on the COMMON stock
Of this Company for the quarter ending
March 81. 1915, Will be paid aprli 80. 1916.
TO .~tockholders Of record AZ - March 81.
1918. VI D SHuTE Treasurer
New York. March 90, 1915
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. April N-Ths market was prac
ti,slly neglected and price movements were
confined TO narrow limits stewart Warner
and American shipbuildiug common were a
iftle es.ier Chicago Pneumatic Tool was y
shade hrmcr Nothing special in the bond
4innartmrni Ihn AuunlarN-
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KENEFIcK ZINC CORPORATION,

ilb BroadWsN, View YOTk CRY
Notice 10 hereby given that dividend so
? Of ten cents tl0l per share has been
this day declared bN the hoard OF Direc-
tors on the common Without nominal or
par value capital STOCK Of KeueHck 2'rc
Corporation payable April goth, to holdsrs
Of record April ??nd.
Transfer hooks clo.e at : r April
2end and reopen a. 10 \. May -.
ARTHUR DAY. TrcN'lrsr.
New York. April 18Th, 1914
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Previous
A.

The local market for spot cotton VISA
READY = points advance. Middltns, I. iac
Southern spot markets az offciaily report ed
Sere Unbalanced. s TO 70 points advance
galveston. r. 3jc. Savannah, ii+,c. Mcmphie
i7c. Auris'a. ii.t5c: HouSon. i.csc.
Ntw Orleans market closed. election dsy
he Live-rool market OPENED quiet Thrr~
Sn fair business IN spot cotton. with
r,thinz s points advance AZ seod sales
lfe hsl's' receipts i5.Wa bales, Including
Nno American. Closed auie,
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MOBILE AND onio RAILROAD CON.

Equipment sinking FUND,
THE FARMERS luAN y TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee wtu receive Offers Of
the Equipment Bonds series ~ OF the
MOBILE & ~ RAILROAD COMPANY,
dated May l. 1879, al not exceeding par
and sccrued interest TO sprincipal smount
eunici-nt 10 absorb rh.riy thousand twenty
three and 1870 dollars t33v,O.3.i To- OF The
sirklns fund,
Tenders may os made Monday. May l..
1916, until ~ n
THE FARMERS. LOAF ASp TRUST
COMPANY,
by EDWIN s. M~ARSToN, Presidsat
New York. April l.. 1916,
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
BUFFALO, Rn,H.sTIkA riTrsBURGH
kNIlWh COMPANY

slNKlNG PI'Np NOTICE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES' q. pre.
v'fri In Article sill OF the Ind.nfur.
tst.t MAY LIST lS"o. securing ths ahove
bonds, that sealed orers VII b.. rec.ivsd
UP TO 70 o'clo.k \ NJ on Monday. May
lst. 1915. ny the lri.rsigned a. is Otrcs.
40 40 B%roadWuy >-N York. TOR n. sals
10 II az Trustee a. the lowest price A.
which such bond. shs'' y, offered not ex
ceedirs par and a0Jru-1 interest. OF sur
accent OF n. above bonds 20 exhaust the
sum OF > 5000 Orers should b.. scales
fslo. Rochester & TittehurEh Railway Com
pany Equipment Trust Series a Bond.
TO the sinking Fund ana addressed 10
-. TRUST ptrARrNF>T
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
SEW YORK.
BY CHAIR rs II SARIS, President
New foik. Apr!l Isl. 1916.
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Executor
Trustee

Executor Trustee
Chartered 1922
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Nos l6, 10, 20 & % William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue
New York.
LONDON, 10 Oockspur 81, s. W, 80 Old Broad Street, E q
PARIS, II Boulevard Hsussmsnn BEHLrN, SO Inter den Lindsu, n v. z
Travellers Letters Of Credit. Foreign Exchange.
Administrator Guardian
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NATIONAL PROPERTIES coMrAN,

cH3 Mark.. street, wilmington De-
To III. Common Stockholders Of National
Properties Co..
You are hereby notified that the Annuai
Meeting Of the stoc~holders Of this company
will be- nri m thu nr., day Of WAY, Sine
the forenoon. at the oclCe ~ tho cpmpuHy.
500 Mark street. Wilmington. Del. for
the purpo-s CO.. cl.''irg "a Board Of Directors
for tn ensuing year, ard Tor the trans
action Of =. ID other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting,
VAN HORN ELY. President
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TRUST o.

oUNRASrY rRusr COMPANY OF NEW
YORK,
u CHARLES n SABIN President
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON Anril 's-Thr sta,em.r, a,
e.. pie and l'shurscments Of the United
Sls'es ~Iret-ury shows
- THIS month. Fiscal wear
- PTS. .,..,...,,. A1.el1.syS SOL. GO ~,
'hehis" .-...... A.vs5. Vs. 60, io5.S 13
o*no''' '........,... N.Ss.cy Sc. os5. IT
,.H.e'r'' rom customs today. SOL, 3s2: in.
wNa revenue. ordinary. g. 1867 0e-. income
~ aS',h, miscellaneous. si2s. 81.
.NaN.nal b'nk notes received for vedemn.
III. current ststsm.n, Of the United sta,s.
''aturer for An-'l II shovs: ~
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.,EfNor' yrs'erfav were y s.5 BALE. To'ol
Las, season. G.gra.us ~
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,TH' VI dos 70 L'verDool were:
Wy u+l" july. IL dc October, i.gar,:
.Mlar' = iJc TIE market there wss due
'',opeu 'o'1N ! 10 IL ro'nts advance.
Port 80 ofpts and stocks.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
IHE CHICAGO JUNCTION RAIIW 4
UNION SToCk YARDS co.
fust MOrtgnge So 20-tr. Real Estate I'm
nro..s ut.,a

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN as pro
slded IN Article VII % the mortgage and
deed OF trust. dated March |. 1aos srrur-
ine the Issue OF Three Million Dollars
tSS oco. oo0) iirst mortgage So 2o-yoaI real
estate Improvement bonds OF the chicago
junction Railway and linton Stock Yo-Ns
company, that Guaranty Trust COMPANY
OF New York, successor 20 standard Trust
Company OF New York. a. Trustee, MI
redeem Seventy Thousand o., airs $50 noIt
par value bonds bearing the follow .~C
serial numbers which have been drawn fa-
redemption by the sinking fund on ana
after May ~, 1915. Al 1850 OF par and
accrued interest. upon presentation AT the
TRUST DEPART WENT ~ IN. undersigned.
70 40 Broadway. New York tt.. A''rr
NV IL lais lnL.Eest on 49, hLrtE N---
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
HOSPITALS FOR INSANE
n. AppRoToN BRUCE


malady may be Of a character that
viii not yield 20 treatment IN the
environment OF the home or course
t. competent medical advice iustihes
home treatment. well and good.
Otherwise the proper course 20 be
followed is commitment 10 some
well-managed modern hospital. pri-
vate or public.
II doubt exists as TO local institu-
tions the advice Of disinterested
and expert counsel should be sought
advice such as Is gladly furnished
by the state mental hygiene socie-
ties, or by the executive officials OF
the National Committee for Mental
Hygiene
And this advice should be sought
promptly
Delay in mental cases. as In cases
of physical illness. may have seri-
Gus results In mental cases. as the
records OF domestic tragedy abund-
antly prove the results OF delay
may be serious TO others as we'll as
to the patient
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
A Prisoners Resolutions

I resolve not to break my New
Year resolutions.
To be more temperate in express.
Ing my opinions when they are bad
To start year book OF myself
and make It as acceptable 10 my
self as I can.
To go 10 the bank every evening
and deposit there something that
win Indicate that am making
charscter, II not money
To spare much time this year find.
ing out how I can help men VINO are
In prison with me.
To hnd out from personal effort
what all this talk about the Bible
means
To hold my temper right down TO
where IL should be kept under my
control, instead OF being under its
control, for mans temper is a
sen7eless thing
To cheer up my family in every
way possible and not IN any letter
home complain Of my lot. nor ask
a favor OF them that is hard for
them 10 grant.
To be a man
To stop going over my troubles
like one haruessed TO a wine press
trudging round and round in cir
Gle.
To abandon vain and foolish
things as much as possible and
renx values az between the worth
while and the things that are not
worth while
To practice deep breathing and
pay more attention 70 health.-From
the New Era, Federal Pcnitentiary,
Leavcnworth