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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-13

France is looking forward to a wheat
shortage. It's total available output viii
be about 212, $4,000 bushels and the total
consumption, owing in part to the large
number of Belgians in France, will reach
312, ,151 800 bushels. The country viii,
therefore, have to import about S1So,0oo.-
600 worth of wheat
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-13
wELL-KNowN NEWSPAPER MEN
Frank L. Welt of Boston Transcrip
Victim of Pneumonia.

MELROSE, Mass, Jan. 13-Frank
L. Welt, for IS years assistant news
editor of the Boston Evening Trans
cript, died of pneumonia at his home
here today. He was 81 years of age
and was born in Maine. He had been
a member Of the Melrose school com.
mittce since 1907 and was an active
member and former vice president OF
the Boston Press club.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-13
THE WEATHER.
Snow Tonight Friday Local Shows
and Much Colder

WASHINGTON, January 49, = The
weather forecast: Snow tonight. Cold
er except in central and eastern
Maine. Friday local SHOWS and much
colder, with cold wave. Strong
south to southwest winds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-13
ABOUT S4OO SPENT
IN RELIEF WORK
Associated Charities Report for Year
1915-Forty- five Families Aided
Names of Committee.

The report of the Associated Chari-
ties for the year 1915 shows that prac-
tically $400 was expended in the work
of the organization, the exact figures
being $399.67. Forty-five families were
aided. The expenditures were as fol-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-13

WASHINGTON, Jan l3.-No word
of the reported killing of 10 Ameri-
can men and two English women by
Mexican bandits near MADEIRA had
reached the state department early to
day.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-13

It's easy for a young man to paddle
his own canoe-if his father viii pro
vide the canoe and paddle.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-13
In Odd Fellows Hall

Tonight at 7.30 clock-Installation
of Officers of Oasis Eneampment, No.
>. Full dress uniform.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-13

Fires burn better in winter, because
air condensed by the cold supplies
more oxygen than warmer air.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
@eiu &oebelle, y. y.

Sidmme ormo ia roffous S~Seeiuf-
len &riStutien toutta, on meillG Slut
taian Iufiiat ia pstGnGt ie fotfeamo.
ton pbopS ii6e. sc litoe meioGt 10
tddIla bboetii fofonoiiuuoefii. @oiffo
me ibmiiet monta fertao foifin to
iuoin pottimme iitd mastaon, min
fumminfin tulee betfid, iolIoin iao
oitein eldtpGSti n1bo1 ia tuntea fen
pbopsfiteen liittGipGn meitG oifeitii
tueliitii ia %iisfoifii 9ristufieSio See
iufieSin. SiIloin Ell ole fpipmpfiesi1
meiodn miot ia nirbeet, tpoon mit1
me olernme Siimalon tefono. gn moi
fpndni tonSio fertoo teilIe boioIlo o.
lefpat pStdtpGni, niiStG tunteisfo, iot:
ia meiodt ioomutti t. T. "a p. iltona,
olIeSiamme foolIo ieurofuntomme
buoneeIla, wiettGm6siG pois muutto-
iuan opettaiomme, post. s. Soufonon
l6btidis iubIan. Slimme boripoIufuis
ienn futon ennenfin. Mitto mielet
oil min moientuneita. Gbten toiien-
%Iaiiefii oIimme mieIisiGmme fufuitel.
Ieet tuon moinitun tiIoifuuoen. Gil.
Id emnIe oIleet ebfen buomonneet en-.
men tiiotn pbopSiioettG, mifG of fas.
monrt noino fobteno toimi urtotena
opettoidnme ia ieiirofuntamme iGien.
ten m1Iiin. @non ie oil nellie foi.
file felpd ettei ie fibe oIIut ibmis.
moimin rafennettu, ipoon fen oil
ipoifnttaniit Sumolan raffaus, pub.
tom erpanfeIiumin ~fpaifuttoipo moi.
ma. eind me tllnfimme ia usfoim.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
moimoni on 10 neIid tutoutto oIIu

Woimoni on 10 nelid tufautto oIIui
muotcen Omaha ia idienet on rilipen.
meet fouffuun fuiwamaan. Me oIem,
me 10 fOrfeaan ifddn eIdneet, mai
moni menee 10 eniimdistd muotta pb.
oefiGnnelId f%pmmeneIlG, ban on mo-
fuiitettu, eta Seeius tefee bGnet ter
meefii ia paastdd aian maitpoista.
Yalion tcrpeiiid raffaalle opetta'
iallcmme Matti gnttoielle ia bancr
maimoueen, ifdpalld muistelcmmt
teitd ia iit6 noprGa palmelustanne
@Gipnpt matfamies balaiaa lepoon
Siaf Borg.
Il 3. Dor rs Sebcfa. Minn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09

female opettniamme 5. Saafanan,
|ebfen miimeiien ferron, miitto idIIeen
ndfemiien toiwoSiu. Sos eutrle enGGl
tapaiiifaan tGsid fatoamasia maas-
ia, min onban ibanampi pbopntGm.
me Sidn fotona, ionne me tGdltd mat
filstamme. SiellG larlumme ioipi
paremmin ia pubtaammin. Gid Gro
|iublia taripita fosfaan piettG1. 81
Serra, wie meta 10 iinne plan tadl.
ia murbeen ia ~fppnclten maasta! Cot
wotamme onnea ia Sumalan i%iunalls.
ia pitfGlle ia maiipaloiielle matfallen-
ne ia erittdin Mile pienille Serran
prtti turban taimille, iiGn ia Gi6in
fillta futriiille. SdGmme muisteIe-
moan teitG r~affaubella ia faipaufiel.
la. Olfoon Sidn runias arnlo See
iilfien 8ristnfien iopinto-iperen faiit.
ia, toimonne ia turmanic t1Gll1 mo-
MEN taistoicil bctfinG. Snofoon s.
i1mme poimia teille eteenfinpdin pli.
bumaon falliista iomimnon ia rauban
ianomao, ipntisten autuutena! SG1m.
NC mt MD nuoestaan lperi armon
tiiriuiiV. Silloin OH faiffi matfani.
ME waiwot, ~raubaiiaa ia tppntd.
SaniaIla larliun tcripetullecfii III.
oen op~ettojamme past. ia @rs. SO,
Inttolen. Soimottaen runiaStn Sidn
orrloo falliisio t~p6siGmmc. ga toi-
moiin mpos, cttG bpuin wiibtpiiitte
tGdllG n,oclla %tpomlnallo ia ebfi eri-
laiiisia %ouooisia oloisia t%untemotto.
main pStGmGin fcSfellG.
8iefoon beiffo firjeeni terpeiiet
f%aifillc @iittaian lufijoille tGGllG
mnosio ia Suonesia, totluuocn ia
raubon nolitimme pflin Seciuficn 10
minto peren turmisio!
Siin1 mcresiG mltuutetti %iiSfpn,1e.
u. SGmGlGincn,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
Imaia, Wieb.

gtpt fosto jain tilaiiuuocn, min tn
len termebtimdGn foiffio boialla Ole
mia u~SfonpeIiiG ia iiloria Securities.
ia &riStuflesia. crittGin Irtfajon toi.
mittajoa. Yppo1n ett1 ptottc nGrnGt
balpo-aripoiict rimit lehtcnnc polstoil-
le. Spodnnclliict terlpciict pdstori
Seinoiellc ia bGren moimollecn, lc-
IA foifillc entiiiQe pst1millc. Nlcll
uicin miiStelliit teit1 ia niitG bolls-
foja %icnrojo, icfG niit1 ibnrio laulll.
ia Secinflesto, ioito nina t1Gll1 pfii
n%dilppbeSlG nlein miclG lauielen ia
noutin Scrran ornlon iuloiluutto.
Gannattao fGrii1 tGGllG moimoo ia
b%GpiGGfim fun tietGG oleponia Ser
ran rmn. Scelliflen meri on riittG-
mG iopinto ipnteimmc e0cst1 ia
mpoSfin minum. Suofoon SSumolo,
cttd foiffi iisfoiiimot ia nauttiiiipai
rouboo peri armlosia, Min iinoin ei
t~oiiaan poriattaiii eif1 bGmGist6iii.
moon ~clcttGiiiin meliinG ia Iiiorino
Sceiuflesio.
&crroSio olitlioS,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09

ma"
Niil olen1mc me mDos!
Nc olentme tGGllG muufoloilio ia
el1mGmme oifo on lpbpt, forfeintoon
leitiemGn eli acknowledgements
mliotto. Wtlltto mit1 le on perrattii-
no iii1en loppumottomonn iianfaiffi.
ieen tltleipailuuteen? On fafii tietG,
ioito ibmiiet fiilfee, laipio ia faita tie.
2oipiolla tiellG fulfepot ibntiiet elG-
mGt julfiiesti ipnnisiG, poriaten ia
ponetellen toilioon, tiintematto omia
ipnteidGn. Mutta ne, iotfa eldG us
fosia Seeiufieen, noeltao foitao tie
ia ia tGlI1 tiell1 ei moi el1G iulfi ipn-
neisi1, pGinpostoin tilee riStiin non.
Iito Slimolon orntor oipuIla, libanio
bintolen ia boliiien fanSia. Siitd tu-
Ice ~tniStelu libon ia bengen ipGIilIG ia
finn tlirmeltunitt nina, CT alma taboo
olistuo SumaIan tobbon ollie, MIN
%ioloumme ipoGmeStGmme biiutomaon
futon Mooies miiinoin ianoi. Ser
ro oiito minuo''. Serron Jana on
nellie fuitenfin ipobipa lima, ie to-
oistoo eta ipntimme on 10 t6poeIli.
iesti iopitettu ia Seeius on ianonut:
sc OH t1ptettp. Siiben Iiiottafaam.
me. Sdn on ferron %ionoipa: "Sulfoa
ii1ni iiunotut ia omiStofaot ie malta.
fitnta, iofa teiIle on poImistettu."
'SiIIoin famine niettGG iidist6 rie-
muiubIoo ia iobatin Iepoo, iota MT /.
fdipGIIG oootannte ia fiitdmme Ser.
raa, etta $dn on oiuonnnt fortpom.
fuaIemaon ia iiImGmme nGfe.
mdGn, mitd SGn Of, meioan bptpdf.
femme tebupt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09

syeriep gitp, y. 3.

TermcbSpS tGGltd atlannin rannal'
to. Matfoume tame onnistiii bp-
min. Hpidbopimmc fplld miutamis-
ia p~oitoisio M. NJ. Gbicason iiurfaiI
pusgisia. SieItd tulimme asbtabu-
loon 90. iosia past. y. Wiettinen
mel meioGt fotiinia. Seuraatuan pdi'
pGnG faipimme Glewelanoisia fatio-
magtd post. @m. @iniamionia, iilld
han oil lieII1 iairasbuoneesia beitfo-
no ioiraona. Samana iltana pioim-
me bortausbetfcn DIR. Maen perbees'
ia. Sunnuntaina olimme Msbtobu-
Ian firtoSIa weli @iettiien tansio prs
buirame aamupdimGlld ia iitte Italia
of fitteSla runiaasti obiclmaa, JOS
ia monet toAistiWat eta ipntiiina ioa.
mot uSfco .autuntta fln Seeiiis on
faiffi ipnnit Werelladn iomittanut ia
anteefIi Grnon toimittamit, iobon
iaanttne ,tsfea jofa paifpa- $e iloit-
iiwaf f,n fdiipas on Omaha. 81 IL
I'd Siimalan iunirta raffalttta finn San
ipnnit ~ontceffi antaa ia mopauttoa ia
papaafii tcti meiodt flioIemasto.
Moanantaina ia tiiStaina of NELL
la wieIG tilaiiuu jublia Sairportisio,
,ueli Niettiien fansiu pubuimme iiel-
Ia ia olipo iielldfin murttafin obicl-
nloa. &oitisio oil paIion %fanioo, jot-
ia balnlln fruntelimot ciuanfeliumio.
@iitolliiuuoella muistomme, nell ia
iiior Wiettist1 ia toiffio pstGipiG iicl-
Ia.
Heip gortin iaawuimme belmif. %
y. flo s III. 8ast. Saafona of aie-
nioIal pst1m6Iliiesti ipastaanottu-
malta pSt6mGlliiesti wastaunotto-
icIIe tielle ia mentiin oifa fpptid SUD.
ion mirrau alitie ia noustiin plos
~rautatnmasin'. 8eli Soafano toi
meio1t meli @m. Senoricflonin psta-
mGIIiIeen fotiin. SGGll6 olemme npi
olleet muutnmia pGirpiG ia olemmG
oIfaneet toimintomme. Sumala an
tafoon apunin, iiII6 ndpttGG ettG on
boIlo ioanlt muinioito mobingoittoo
iostoan ei tnrfoin fuolettaa. Wuttc
p[eeni6 on lent6Gn "Saarii6rmer
Baamon' mielt6. "&oiffa foettelee
eipd bplfda Serra". Scum ipoon TEEN
ME tpot1 rlif0illen aqua Sumulalta
min San moi fdiffi mlirttao.
&affouoella muiSteIemme entistt
tpoaInnmme. Slimala iirnotfoon tel
I'd iielIG ia pit1foon usfosia el6m6nn'
Ioppiiiitt asti, iiuoin on toiipaS tule
po fotimtme iosia iaamme alma pboes
ia ola. Giitos teille labioistone joil
la ~paImelitte meta, paon iuitrin fiji
tos SumofalIe, iiIlG SGn ontoi teiIIl
roffau6en bengen.
usfoen Seeiufien meresiG onteefii
onnon Ia outuil0en, toimomme faifil
le iamaa. II Matfallo taiwoaieen,
Maija ia Wotti Mnttonen.
l40 Stegmon ct. Seriep Gitp, &c. s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
iaornaaia lroi rapoa sal.aasi

" 800
Cliff fopin balisIaa laaoa tnma-
ia, jos teiodn iopiii fuIfca tGdIta faist-
ia ia luicld ferran tcrpebtid Sumalan
ianaIla.
Sddfdd Sumalan armon baItlun.
Setra Seeius antafoon teilIe woimaa
ia robfeutta Serran ianan pubumi.
ieen. ettd maailma usfoiii, ettG SID
on ldbettGnpt poifania mailman $50
pabtaiafii."
Canaan iuntaan firioittaa mbos
tGmdn' iiiaren usfomaincn tptGr @ili,
iofa Doitan rafasta Giti1Gn bGnen pit
fGlliieSid i~airauoesiaan, ia pienem-
pi1 meliiddn ia iiiariaan, iefd mlllta
pient1 taIoutta. &iitettp ,olfoon Ser
ran mimi ettd Min TOTO perbeellennc
on Iaupers tapabtuniit. Mifd on J.
banampaa fun iaaba usfosia laulaa:
"Seeius paras ~pstGmGni, joni ei ole
wertaista", iefG: "SSeeirfien muisto
OIL ibana, Spo1mel' lion antapa, See
Jus lpoGnten lobbutus, gldmGn alfu
malfeus. or lion faifen iloiiuus''.
@ufoilfaamme pstdipdt Serraa
Seeiusta parantamaan tGmGn monta
muotta iairastaneen nsfon %iiiaren.
SillG Serralle ei ole mitdGn .maDoo-
tonta.
3un f%irieeni on Mstoriasta, Min
pitGiiib1n mainita %iotatin paitfaflm.
nanfin oloista. SengeliiisiG rien.
noisia toimitoan tddllG entiieen ia.
paan fufin omasia piirisiGGn. Niin.
fuin ibminen luonnostuon itIeaGn fai-
fen cncmlmGn rofaStau ia omaa ctli.
oan enimmGn burrastua, min tho ia
ma piirre ilmenee min ielmGsti firfol-
liIisIa bafrastifiisiammefin. Sofu
on ~lanonut fen p%pippdnfin Min fauan
boittana faiffialla. fumes rulpetaan
@opobtaian ia Sdnen eniimaistcn
appstolicnio, morlintin y Haapalin
ciimcrffi1 lcuraamaan ben9elllleslo
tpGsi1. Sumalon raffous OH ainoo
moimo, jofo moi mcitd labempuan pb'
teptccn ioattoo. Mutta pst1mpDoen
ia raffoiloen fnipuun tppoDttaminer
noiii porboioen fGptGnnosid totelltuo
oinoustaan iiten, cttG tefiiimme toiiil.
lc litG mita toisten toimomme itIel-
lcmne tcfcm1i. Sierra ormabtafoon
mcitG ia loofoon ola meisid moimono
iaomoon len molon iofa on poitoisto
iuurin: Stiemme moittamincn. Gil
Ia los cmlnlc lpoita itieGmnlc fuinfo
littcn moilimme muita moittaa ia jos
emmc rofaSta l1bimm1istdmme, jon
ia n6entmc fuinfa mpiiimnle rofastdo
Sumalaa, ioto entme noe.
SGGll1 OH olllit barminaiien fDlmo
talui. &ofo tummifuun ia ipielo alus'
ia bclnifuiitafin oil lumi maaSla.
Sli melfoiicn bpipG refifeli ia fun
astoria OF, mGfirinteiien Columbia
iocn etelG ronnollo, Min oil tGullafin
lumen maoto peittGisi1 oipallinen IL
laiIuus mGenlasfulhl. Monet iiino
urbeiIrsja fiiulilinat %iaaneen maifel-
ia wammoia jGieniinid. Gtpt on IL
mat muuttuneet 10 aiipan felpaiiifii.
3irffaasti ia lGmpoiiesti paistaa olt-
rinfo, ruobo on maasIa ia ndDttdd
leboen m,plit pitisio ia faspeisIn oil
fonon 10 plibjeta nlos.
Historian foupungilla on %ilitret
toimeet ia mobbolliiuuoct tltlla bro-
~mottaipafii liifepoifatii. EGGlla on
tim 10 wiime puoiina ~ilmestpnpt ii!n.
remmoiiia rafennufiia, fnten lanbo'
mpllp ia laiipatoffa, ionfa pbtepteen
~puubotaan rafentaa mobtapan mo-
foist1 piIia %eleiuaattorio. Wfonia
muita iuunitelmia, iotfa olpat ferras'
ioon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on parbaal-
loon obottomosio rotfoiiuo jonout-
toofieen uuoen Historian luomista.
SimeelIiiesiG iubteesia on mpos
Istoriosio mimeiIinG nlioiinn mentp
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-09
Siloo Mation.
SaoSuef, Mimm.
ScrroSlo nutuoS

"SGn oil fipuo ia ioiroutta tGpn
ID"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
MUNITIONS ISSUES
ARE CURB LEADERS
Exceptional Strength in Aetna
Explosives-Motors Generally
Weak and Reacting
TONOrAIr STOCKS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-The trading on
the Broad Street Curb followed closely in
line with that on the Stock Exchange, where
realizing sales were effective in causing
moderate recessions from the early range.
The muniton stocks. however, were eX-
ceptIonally strong, Aetna Explosive being
the most prominent feature. advancing from
103s to above 12. Maxwell Munitions was
also in good demand, moving up from AS
to 5&.
The motor stocks were generally weak,
with Peerless reacting l point to 25i5, and
United sold down from 649s to G3ia.
Chevrolet ranged from 2O7 to 204. SPRING
field Body rose from 7G to 10. Midvale Steel
yielded l point to G2is on small trading
Consolidated on Il rise was unusually nc-
tive. selling at 1l4 al 1916, and there was
heavy trading in the income bonds. which
advanced from as TO 80 on information that
the full years interest will be paid and
that action on that matter will be taken
at the September meeting
Monitor Silver was another strong feat
ure. selling at 1& TO / A. Alaska Yukon
declined from 4414 to A, Submarine moved
up from 80 to 35la Tho independent oil
stocks were quiet and without important
change.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
TAXES in FRANCE
YIELD MORE THAN
DURING LAST YEAR
$280,000,000 Francs Below
Normal Prior to the
War, However
CUSTOM RECEIPTS DOUBLE
BY YVES GUYoT
Special cable to the BvcrirO LcdOcr.

oPttiut NuUlt 70 INC Dummy AstNb'''
PARIS, Aug. 1S--The table of tax re-
turns for the seven months OF this year has
Just been published. The total is 100000
600 francs below that for the average year
before the war but 2OiOOO,O00 francs
above last year.
For July the total Is 365,OOO,OOO francs,
or 26,00O,OOO below the normal, but a.
100000 above July, 1915.
The accounting. however includes customs
receipts. which are exactly twice the nor
NAL figure. a third Of these receipts repre-
sent duty on objects destined for the army.
There is n rise in the price of diamonds
In Holland. due TO demands coming from
Germany. Austria Hungary and Russia.
This is a return to the practices of the Mid
die Ages and of Oriental civilization. be-
cause precious stones are easy to hide and
carry, serve as a means of payment and
hold their value.
Capitalists who fear taxes and even con-
fiscatiOn are willing to lose interest to as
sure themselves of capital. Despite the
dullness, prices on the Bourse continue to
show great flrmness, especially in French
industrlals and Russian stocks.
The statement Of the Bank of France
for August Il shows an increase of four
millions in gold deposits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18

Local stocks were in a little better de-
mand when trading started on the Philadel-
phia Stock Exchange today and the major
ity of the sales were at advances. Although
there was not much business transacted
during the first hour, the shares dealt In
were firm and there was no indication Of
serious weakness In any Issue.
United states steel common continued to
be the leader. but II was not nearly as ac-
tive as it was yesterday forenoon. The
price held steady around 90 on sales of
around 1000 shares before noon, lnterna-
tiona Mercantile Marine. which sold up at
a big advance here yesterday, was not very
active today. and, although IL dominated
the early trading in New York, 1t sold of
on the Philadelphia Exchange.
Cramp trust certificates were unchanged
at 75, Electric Storage Battery advanced
., TO 67ib, Philadelphia Electric gained
fraction at the start, but sold unchanged
later in the session; Philadelphia Rapid
Transit gained n quarter,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S-The market for
foreign exchange was only moderately
active in the first hour of business, and the
tone was irregular Sterling showed
steadness and francs and rubles were firm
err on the other hand lire and Scandna-
vian kroner took an easier turn. There was
very little interest in the market aside
from the strength In francs
Quotations. Demand sterling AIS 1916,
cables 4.761a franc cables 5.90A checks
5.9OA reichsmarks cables ~ 1916, checks
72A; lire cables 6.47h. checks 6.47A +:
Swiss cables 5.2Sh. checks 520A Vienna
cables 1245, checks 1910; kroner cables
2S.7O, checks. $3.50; pesetas 2O16 and
2O.25; guilderScables 41K plus. 3-23, checks
AIN less l-32 rubIes, 1866 and 1880.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18

BUTTER-Fancy stock sold fairly and was
well cleaned up at the late advance. Quotations:
Western solid.packed creamery, fancy specials
2le; extra. = a. 33e: extra arsts 81 20 alh c:
prints fancy, 85c; do, average extra. ssI3ici
sales OF fancy prints, 3S@4lc.
EGGS-There was good inquiry for strictly
fine eggs, prices OF which ruled firm under light
offerings. Quotations: In free cases nearby extra,
32e per doz nearby firsts, SS.10Gp0 per stand
ard case; nearby current receipts. S7SOWS 40
per case western extras. 32c per doz.: western
extra hrsts, ss.7OG9.30 per case: do hrst S.. 10
GDS.4O per case; fancy selected candled fresh
eggs were iobblng at 3G SIC per doZ.
CHEESE-The market ruled firm and Il {
higher under light offerings and stronger coun'
try adviSes Quotations New York full cream,
ispcy. l7A aglae; do, do. fair to good. l7V
17's c; part skins. 0015c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Iamson Company. n dividend Of per cent.
payable September 80 to stock OF record Sep
tenlber o.
American Power and Light Company, regular
quarterly OF 1 per cent common. payable
September 1 to stock of record August %.
Sapulpn Refining Company, regular monthly
Of per cent on common stock. payable septem-
Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Company
regular quarterly OF s3 payable September is
to stock of record September q.
Union Tank Line. a dividend OF $3.50 share.
payable September 20 to stock OF record Sep
tember 1.
Wisconsin Central regular semlannual Of 2
per cent preferred, payable October 70
stock of record September o.
Wisconsin Minnesota Light and Power Com
nany's regular uuarterly OF 1A per cent on
preferred. payable September to stock OF record
August 10.
American Pneumatic Service Company semi
annual OF ~ per cent on first preferred and ~
per cent on second preferred. both payable Sep
tember 80 to stock OF record September o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
DANGER OF CAR SHORTAGE
Serious Trouble Predicted Unless Sup
ply Is Efficiently Handled

CHICAGO, Aug. lS.-Railroads and
shippers this fall and winter will face one
of the worst shortages Of freight cars in
the history of the country unless unexpected
and radical changes are made in Industrial,
commercial and transportation conditions,
according TO a review published by the Rail-
way Age Gazette last night.
"The net surplus on August 1 was only
1856 cars" the paper continues. "The
smallest net surplus previously reported on
August l was that OF 1907, which was
27,S36 cars. and in the fall OF that year
there was a severe car shortage, the net
shortage rising 10 $500 cars There are
enough cars to handle the eountry's business
il only they shall be handled with care and
efficiency Unless they are thus handled
there is going to be serious trouble"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
TRADERS TURN ATTENTION TO LOCAL
ISSUES BUT STEEL CONTINUES LEADER
Railroads Inactive Although Street Is Hopeful of Settle
ment in Washington Trust Certificates
Sell at Dollar Advance

Much interest was attracted to York
Railways preferred when several shares
were sold at 39M. an advance Of dollar.
Lake Superior Corporation was on y, be-
high Navigation lost quarter.
The market for railroad securities was
weak, and the few sales made were at
fractional losses. The street wes hope-
full that the railroad labor trouble would
I've settled without strike, but the buying
public preferred to wait for results. Penn
sylyania sold of a fraction at Sc. and
Reading lost X, selling at 1o4.
The only feature in the trading during
the early afternoon was the selling Of Phiis-
delphia Electric 4s, which have been in-
active for some time. One block OF $4,000
was sold and total of Slls,sOO was dis
posed OF within two hours. The price was
S4Ik, loss OF u.
Arbitrage issues were weaker. Steel sells
ing as low as 91h Later It went to 81 =
and then steadled around 81 ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
POULTRY

IIvE-The market ruled steady under mod
Fowls, isGD iOc; ROSTERS, Gi5c; spring chick
ems, according to quality, Weighing N az lbs.
spring chickens. smaller sizes. ,loP20c; white
as To- sIze and nuality haSi'7c. SIreons old
per pair, 25 p2sc; do. young. per pair. ls022c
DRESSED ruled firm under light offerings
and fair demand, Quotations; Fresh-kiled,
aGGke5d9WIFowis' 59I II 70 box drg,pfksd fancy
23e Dc, Welshlng lbs, apiece, asei 40. yeiFh-
SSRless. g0@o;2isi fSyis in R6is, ics;gScfiSSd iS
nois, weighing 4S5 lbs, apiece 22IS c; Southern
Indiana and lln9is. Weighing 4g5 lbs;
Rosters dF$P!ssiSd loci 65oiilng ehlckfns iiil:
do, smaller sizes. 33923c: broiefs. Jersey,
fancy 500 s2e; ,broilers other nearby. weishinE
smaller sizes ESQ a7e; ducks. nearby. spElne.
lbs .HS' per- DOZEN Is: DO. weisRins
hdl6 lbs. per dozen: sIGu4S96: do weiShins
Is 0I per DdS GSssn Se1is ss Ss
small and No. Q 0Oc al Sl.95.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-18
LEGAL ADYERTIsEAIENTs

49, NOTICE ~ HEREBY 0IYES THAT
governor si ths stats, OF Pe39nsyIgsPia. ,9a
eaIssad1, eassSdht Minasid Il, yoi,ksr and W. Earl
Yonker, under the act OF Assembly OF the Com
nnonIEealth of PennsylVanla. entitled An act to
provide Tor TIE ineoFPoration and rsEuIsti9n Ia q
spd tie suppiements thereto, for Che charter q
an intended corporation. % Be called flfty-sixth
Iecf Of which Is to engage Ia general meat
rIeal, motion picture and sms7sment business.
theatres. motion plcture auditorluEns. o2Eks and
other niaces OF public Amusement ana Tor tncEa
purpuses 70 have, possess and en1oJ al the
rlghts. benohts and pfiYleges of tna said act Of
A-zs'N Wal MaeLEAH, Dr..
a. ..ts., Solicitor.
III prexal Batldln9.