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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-21
MAI. HOUCK And.
DR.. FORSTER QUIT
FIRST NATIONAL
Retire To Give Majority On
Board Right To Rule
Without Opposition.
SUCCESSORS NOT YET
CHOSEN SAYS HARDESTY
Henry ROzier Is Likely To Sue
cess As Vice President,
Is Belief.

Dr.. Otto +. tortser, vice president
o, the First National Bank, and MAJ
HiDoncy Houck, a member Of the
Board, rendered their designations
yesterday. The designations were dis
ru>>od II meeting Of the Board last
night, but no action was taken. 1t
was minated however. that the two
vacancies viii be filled within the
a.Xt lew days.
Henry Rozier, the banker at Ste.
G.Ecvicve. Is expected to be chosen
Wee President, and Il Jackson man is
bong considered for the other vacan-
O.. but his name has not been reveal
ed.
The two designations came IN letters
90 President Stafford OF the Bank yes
.c"day. Dr. Forster said he did not
car to serve another term on the
Board. because Of his residence being
in st. Louis, thus making it impossible
Tor him to give as much attention to
Re bank as re desire.
}laior Houck informed the Board
that he did rot feel Justified in continu-
,n2 a. member, because he had on
posed the recollection cf majority Of
III" members. 81 feel that'thc bank can
be best served with Board Of Direct
c:s that are in accord with each other"
ha said. The members who elected
q majority Of the Board should BE- in
q position to conduct the affairs Of the
1@al. as }hcy deem best and without
meeting with opposition. In resign
ing. I feel that ! am acting for the
best interests Of the bank"
Both DR.. Forster and MAJOR Houck
we're among the stockholders who
wanted Harry !. Nachcn for president,
and neither expected to be rc-crlctcd,
unless friends Of Mr. Nacher held =
majority Of jhc stock. When the Ma
chen stoc1hn,Gar5 discovered chat
he Hc1o in the minority. they bcliov-
ed they would al 90 down to defeat TO-
rether.
Much to their surprise, DR. Forster
md Major IIouck had beer placed on
tha slate Of the men who favored Mr.
Stafford Cor President, and therefore,
we've elected. obtaining the full
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-21

street to the blacksmith shop Of Matt
Morrison's. There he lodged into
the yard in the rear.
Whitcner followed the man and got
to Spanish street in time to see him
disappear back Of the blacksmith
shop. He went in between the build
ings. following the man and saw him
running past the rear part Of A. c.
DittIinger feed and fuel store on
South Spanish street.
Whitener called TO him to halt again,
and the man stepped out into the open
where he threw up his hands. White
ner then searched him and found he
was unarmed. He then took him to
Jail.
Several men were attracted to the
scene of the chase by the shooting.
When the man was placed in a cell
at the Jail, he declared that he had
been shot in the left arm. He was ia
ken from his cell and examined. but
no wounds found upon him.
He refused to tell his name or tell
who were his companions. He like
wise refused to discuss the circum-
stances of his presence in the house on
Spanish street.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-21
TRIES TO ESCAPE OFFICER.
Shop Brown Gives Constable Scivally
Chase on South Spanish

\ feature Of Shop Browns latest
arrest was the dash for liberty that he
made on Spanish street Monday even
ing. Brown yesterday pleaded guilty
to a charge of beating Miss Rosa
Protfer Monday afternoon.
Miss Proifer went before Jude Viii
Ter and swore out . warrant for his
arrest. The warrant was turned over
to Constable ScivalIy who went to
Spanish and Independence, where he
found Brown. When h placed the
man under arrest. Brown ierked away
from the constable and ran south on
Spanish street.
SciyafIv cried "Stor Thief" and
started in pursuit OF the fleeing
Brown. Other men on the street join
cd in the chase and Brown was stopped
before he had reached Merriwether
street. Scivally then collared him and
escorted him to the city Jail.
When he pleaded guilty before VIII
'er. he was sentenced to 20 days IN
iail. on his failure to raise money
with which 70 pay a fine.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-21
AUTOISTS GET A
MUFFLER REPRIEVE
Date For Compliance With The
Law On Noises Set
For Feb. l.

Cape motorists and mOtorcycllStS
will have until February /, in which to
clamp the lid on their engine noises.
Ii will be safe up to that date for
an automobile owner to allow his car
to sputtcr and pop on the way up hill,
bat after that, let each man look aft
q the payment of his own 5000 fine
that may be pronounced upon him in
Police Court, under the provisions of
the law.
Mayor Rage declared last night that
the motor car owners viii be given the
rest of the month in which to equip
themselves with the proper kind Of
maffiers for their engines.
"Of course, we expected to give the
car owners time in which to comply
with the law the executive declared,
but I want to make It clear that We
expect to call halt on the matter
sometime. IF We let the car owners
have it all their own way, they will
want an indefinite extension Of time
within which to comply with the law,
and we don't intend to stand for that
The ordinance was drawn to include
that feature Of the noise abatement
because many persons in the city com
planned bitterly Of the motor car
noises, and it is right that il shall he
enforced
q understand they are saying that
the proper muffier can not be purchas-
ed in the city now. | am told that one
instrument may be adapted to virtual
y any car and that they are available
in the city right now.
"Anothcr thing, about those gIarinp
headlights which the now law lcgis-
latcs acains-, there is NO valid excuse
70" non-conformancc with that section.
because It would be no trouble for the
owner to paint out a portion Of the
headlight until some better mechaH-
ism may be obtained"
The enforcement OF the Law then viii
dcyolve upon the police. The Mayor
also stated that he expects the pc
Ice department to be more rigorous
IN the enforcement Of the Law. than in
the past. Many features Of the law
principally with reference to speeding.
.,,,r,0. n. .,,,I +,,-.,,; ar ,,,.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-21

s. P. Bergman, Of Novelty, Mo,
was q business visitor in the Cape
yesterday.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-21
DIR. WILLIAMS BETTER.

DR. Phil r. Williams, who since
shortly after the first Of the year has
been suffering with an attack Of gener-
al Blood poisoning. last night, was re-
ported to be in Il good condition. He
suffered a great deal Of pain along
the spinal column and it was believed
that that may be the indication Of an
other relapse.
He rested we'll all day Yesterday and
has not suffered Il chill for several
hours. The pain at the spinal column
may be the evidence Of another general
spread Of the poison throughout his
system. it was said.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-21
BROADWAYS WIN
THREE STRAIGHT
Defeat K. J. Rs In Ten-Pin Con-
test WittmOre Rolls Highest
Score.

The Broadways last night came
back and defeated the r. }. r. bowling
team three games straight The to-
tai scores were 1856 to BOO One Of
the Broadway victories was won with
The aid Of a handicap of . pins over
the r. J. Rs.
Louis Whittmor rolled The highest
score Of the evening with a mark of
5&4 and Clarence Pott followed him
with a score of 400. Whittmor's'
game at 100 was the highest single
game Of the series.
The score in detail was as follows:
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-21

Ralph Caree, Fl. H. Sweany. Fl. Mar
Cinie, George Roth and J. Hurch, all
of Chaffee. yesterday were visitors in
the Cape.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-21

Totals -. ...739 ~ ia 219O
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-21

Mrs. Louis A Hoffman of Illmo
came IN TO the Cape yesterday to
spend a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schiueter Of Louis
lana avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10

\ bulletin from the Federal sugar
Refining Company compares the profits
made By inuni,ion manufacturer with
thuec made b. domestic beet sugar COM
panies. II is estimated that the APP
probation IN the market value OF the
shares 81 the -four leading beet con-
Germs since March I. 1914. when the
present tariff went into effect. aggre-
gates 3S5.630.9s,. OF this total s24.-
5i5.@31. represents the ddNanc" N the
common stocks, The market value Of
tho $4,000. 900 American Beet sugar
preferred has risen so points and the
81. O0U, u0u common, which the COM
pany's vice-pres!dent admitted before
the Senate lohhy committee 20 be AL
water" AZ points. The Beet sugar
AZ the clos" Of the tscal year
ended March ~. 1915. had si,l2i63f.
or -. per cent, available for Common
stock dividends. II is predicted that It
VII earn 30 per cent. on the "oininpn
In the year ending March 81, 1916
The Profits of these typical domestic
beet sugar companies, II IS asserted,
compar favorably with thos. made "a
the manufacture of munitions. u Is
pointed out. however, that tho manu-
'ictIrerr of munitions exact their prof
IT, from foreign Governments, while tue
beet sugar companies get their proh's
from the American consumer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
IRON AND STEEL MARKET.
Railroads Placing Fewer contracts
for Eauipmen

Railroads are placing very few con
tracts for equipment, but there are heavy
Inquiries IN the market for motive power
aud tn. placing Of orders for cars - de-
ldyed only because of IN" Inability ~
tho builders ,n secure satisfactory de-
lleriss ON tho ~t.cl required oW'
Northwestern road Is understood 20 have
pat ont an inquiry Tor 200 freight cars,
masking $1,000 ears u.d'r recotia'iou
with domestic roads alone. /, i~ denied
10y the largest producer that options have
been given To- IA" Pullman Company uo
10000 To- ,s,""u ju.s OF steel places uud
shape - be- used n the construction of
cars for Russia. Inquiries came from
local brokers yesterday for 5000 tons ~
% pound rails for shipment to "a, fIr
East. The %cventud destination is said To-
b" the cars territory.
The demand for structural steel bars.
plates and shapes continues active AZ =
for bars n shapes and To-. FOR plate
? - l. NIL rt'ishgrs. deliveries g.. Zoe.
~ tie over tho s.-'oid and THIRD quarters
If I'll" current wear For Nearby s..l-
IrNt bars ani shapes ave drI,uit 10 buy
under -. 80 3r = Uou %. wH'o plate
command even higher prices Tho de-
uiud Tor marine steel fig delivery over
90" first quarter ut 1917 j. ~t.l active
Manufacturers of hoop, and bands lav"
advanced prizes g 4 tor tp GOO for
hoops and 2lor. FOR bands (. 90. o. PITTS.
burg.
There cont 'g. 20 te i tur .rniard for
tho h'-h ur''., ir,vallIr. k.--u' wIr'ln-,s
No." mslI'N for "SirE-lou OF mtUuitcturlu-
plants AMI .io' ''Hn'ro,a ia. ru-- .frN
order. are t"Iu- p!a'--t fer either l'gNw '
or railroad hride"- although some coutrict-
Of mumrut ar peudlus
sale. Of ps ron IN tie lPcai aisr,ct con
grade. aud one contract for about 1000 tons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Tennessee COppcr.

Among the copper shares Tennessee
was n~oticeably hard to buy. II al.
Naiiced easily III "A small turnover oi
stock. The recent setback of about ten
points In the stock apparently put the
market In IA healthy condition. Ten
hessee Is not, strictly speaking, Il coppcr
stock. Ever before the war a substan.
ttal part OF It's earnings came from its
output OF sulphuric acid. Now. with
.sulphuric acid at tremendous prices, the
income from this source far ov~ershadows
the copper business. Nevertheless with
the present price OF copper the company
earns a good surplus over the dividend
from copper profits alone. The Tennessee
has been a consistent dividend payer for
years. being one OF the few copper
companies that failed to pass or reduce
their distributions to tie stockholders
during tho war panic IN 1874. The annual
report of the company. which will y,
presented TO the directors at the COM
ing monthly meeting. IS expected to show
carnings of between 20 and - per cent.
on the stock for the calendar year 1918.
THIS compares with 10 per rent. in 1914.
1873 per cent. In 1918. and 2l9 per
cent. IN 1912. Naturally much larger
earnings are expected IN 1916. when the
high prices received for the s%ulphuric
t'id will figure. Earnings IN 1915 will
also he more in accord with tho present
price OF copper. intsmuch as the
company contracts for the sale ~ its
copper from 90 10 100 days ahead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
FINANCIAL NOTES.

'#" annual ne~''nt 81 ~. ~. -
R'u-t .H"ud company hertN B'rt-H 70
was "rftcd d'-er'p" - succeed IT,
RIrN -" "'hc" d'~""to'~ we've -"
"0''c3.
-N,p..,tur. t,- ,,,- 1.1. =, '.r >.a
N,,~t S,...'t e., lang. .- .i.'lfE .', en-.
.,rn N.N.tkrr att - ps4" R.w.s
y''.,,. s.. s.6 uon vru,ra' ,.o.,g,I. =,
-. cant .oupol bonds ,oric. ",''
- ,,.,,, r,,. ..., ,-. M
il" N'"',. ,.Np P''. ~ ~
.','' ~" .'''
,..,'
'PrF''tI, '"d rrVI,It' ihr' ,,''S =,
H. ,'",', H..'''n' r,n,, .','
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BC1vrER Because ~ li.ht receipts the-.
Va a further advance YESTERDAY on tie hieh
sr'trs Johhrr' ~er" out Of stock and bid
freely A trlre over the nrev1ou. quotations 10
secure " m. -eccirt. fo- IA. wr,k w.-.
NJ" tubs les. than rec-ipts 6u7ng the sam.
laws last week Tho advance on tabl. stock
,a.-ed all UNDERSTANDS TO Ne trme-, although
Tier" va. no ,hsns- "a price. rrtc~.:
creamery extras, ~ ."orc, 53usanc. higher
'|orinf 2'fat," tirsts, sdSac seconds, .is
%s,:. g t9-tn fan, '''. ass,.c prim. TO
higher s'Hring, .st. q Sr tr.ts. .sdcSr sec.
ou'', ?'i%'4" STATE dairy, tubs, finest. si3
~ rood 10 prin" "a" renovated extras
.ii"' r-sts -'r@ie" lower grades. cor
g. imitation -c.m. frs,p, .3r.3t,c :
l%sole. current maxi. first. ciuncc ,econd.
H~'".'.' na"h'"r st."N, Iun- make. hts,
l0i9' current make. hue. "Nc No =, 1910 :
lower Grades. a. 1i?r
CHEESE Tho. ~. , broadening Of the
! range on ne best grades Yesterday. without
ans real advance IN price Holders are hrm,
eIp""' an carly adv arc" Much will depend
upon demand for export There ~ss little
hu'tur yesterday fNr that purpose and IN.
Western nHrt,'s report niue ~,nnulry nv .I
swat thel urelr'. ~ quotations PRICES state
wl"'' u''o held specials lsdiS'.c syeras,
'''''. -. ll>c current make special. -. !
''"~"'' max. sp>"'Nl. w. cho',. 40
H.r. 'r 10 good, ego a. Wisconsin
,"'n. I''lSi.' double da'i.. isrls.c (:
No"n. Americas ~. r'r".'
,,E",> N''c'p'., - ,lr tr't. tEres day. OF
N",t hN '~ 'n tut'' 'm' no mtrh"' VS.
e.. on '-nN r,,nc"H' ol gd, ,'.i e., a..
>" '"rI '"r.a.l '. for 'rrsu TIA no hulN
:, Ntl''. '- 'onn..' irn,u '"'"'N >'t'"' ,ld
N"Ey."',, ,o.N r ,-, ii, ,o J,"r.-' coming NM , kcr
i.. "a. N"-'. t- t''c w"Iit"r h,. W0Ge-
r'i N.'.'" lNn Ncrts VI =. fresh c:g.
I-"l l'uNHsi '\.lHs ,CA \"irhN c--s fr't
'.H' li..|It ,Nfa we're I'I o. en-. IN. gIt'lN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
MJDYALE ADDS ONLY
S25,OOO,OOO STOCK
Will also Issue $50. 600. 900
Of % Year > Per Cent. Col
lateral Trust Bonds.
RIGHTS DECLINE on CT RIB

r Nd,.Uc S'rcl and ordnance Com.
r..y VIII s.Ic S.. ooo.o0o OF lis twenty
,..- per cent collateral trust sinking
.,,J hands. which viii be convertible
p.,, .,.,e 81 siou a SHARE AT M ,im".
.,I v.n ,0c~ go present stockholders
$50 '.c -. 600. u00 now held ~ the
.~c,.,rv or thc company to finance the
,,rr,-r IT inc cambria Steel company.
Tie MiiNalc company. IT was an
,o,g,cd Yesterday. made a contract with
,1c s,n,eshvtv. bonner and Iieplogle In
.,,r.,s for the acquisition Of the cambria
.pl,uv at SSl a share. The company's
..,ewe.' said that all OF tho stock of
no tambr., company deposited with
urc>,t \ 20. Icy February 10, 1915.
would Il, taken at ssi.
Tive t,u. ouc 90" twenty year . per cent.
h,.I. WI hc sold To- the Guaranty Trust
COMPANY AID Lee, liiggiuson & Co. Ac-
-rIig to- H., plan announced the financ-
r nf lin, purchase will mean hat less
,,tusI stock will he involved than has
been expected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
Narkay pa

Quite a big business Was done IN
Mackay Companies common. which has
been on the inactive list Cor months.
The stock made IA new high price for
both this year and last. selling !. per
cent. over tho extreme high made last
November. Earnings have been very
large and there II therefore talk OF good
things for the stockholders. An IN
crease IN thc dividend is suggested IN
some quarters. The rate on the com-
mon FOR the past year has been ) per
cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
GREENE CAN>>r> CorrtR m

IN" Bard - Directors - 'l- Gr.,r
'-nsn"t Cope Company ha- t.~..rco
dmi.id'7t q 81 ~ p"r hare up.u ~ Capt.
payable on February -. Ig,s TO N .
ho.ders OF such shares - record a, IN.
close o. business - 600 O'Clock ~ r-iI4,
february Il. 1915 Tie d.-t!.rI 4. n.-
able only upon the 10000 slar.s Info
which ~" cap. t sock .ie arw i.vid.d. a.
STOCKHOLDERS who have not Couve rtNt .,,,r
hol!inr> in'o share, OF 300 90 mar vain,
tH"H.3 40 - "i'huu' d"l1v IN order ,ha
thet may r.'"iN" 'n,Ir dividend prnmp',
III" trsuS'rr books vi not %. c.osei
J W ALLIES. r-ossurar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10

National Emameling and Stamping s
showing signs OF l'fe again The ex-
PLANTATION of the current strength is
that; An extended hull position. formed
on the occasion OF the rise last fall TO
40. has been gradually liauidated. In
the process OF liquidation the price was
damned dow from around So 10 %.
All the Street was long Of II AZ the
higher figure and nobody wanted 1t on
the way down from 30. II IL said
that now. with the topheavy long pos
ton cleaned out, the stock IL due 10
return to = level more In accord with
the valu. behind II. Earnings are known
to be good and it is pointed u that
the fundamental position OF the stock
has been greatly improved since last
fall. The company has actually real
ized the PROFITS that wern then ouls
IN prospect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
I New Arrival.

Sha,tuck-Arizona Copper, the iaiest
arrival ON the board. goes under the
designation of 81" The company j.
said To be earning rs 81 dividend twice
over. Output is running between To-
600, 900 and 100000 pounds of OPP
per 4 year. shipments being about $50
tons a dag. The property is located iH
the Blstce Camp In Arizona and adj
Joins the Copper queen and the Calumet
and Arizona. The present dividend was
established last september. when the
dividend WAS. increased from s.. In
1914 dividends amounted to $3.50. The
same was paid IN 1913.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES

WILLIAM l. MAiL.E1; i1c""'rtcsl M'H'
has nl"d a petition IN l'Lnkfuhi.y ~,
arm OF " 'eN i Chae and Mnll-y &
De son. Liabilities arc N1,j3i .nd
nominal as-.,- sH.h IN shares Of stock
Of Male, & pruI~"u Stock Company and
the Richmond stock Company 81 40
EH%EES nHESS $50 COSTUME CON-
pANN \ p|"','.pD IA bankruptcy h",
neon u.ed against solomon - sske "u'
Io-"ph Kl"t,kc, VII" "a en,in-s .. me
',nufa,'ur,rs. a. ii5 Wost Twcnt,
nia,n stre",. @Li,nul,ic- are siaooo ana
oNurRIO HARRARA sho. d.1"r. :
ts1Nrupyp Win labui''e. 81" aol
CHARLES KArSi.>. r'.l1ing - L"}''''
I'D WilrnN pyrprr-. The RrouN. for
m"r'} IN i" rnwn!n, '%u-in',. hh. t.cl
S."iG Huu assets s'uh
rGrGWKEErSlE Gas >%u ElECTElc
F'NTINuE ~rnMrANN p"''Iom III.
."l it".n"~ doing hls!r"ss q, ne h"neh-
k""r-." Ghs and t'.n'rn li>'.'" 'o'n
p,nv ~ fOVGNll""pst"
Bankrrut", schedules
rHE"p"lHE H., Iil.> H. gr"''' 49, lh'i
nj ties '|13i. Of "h' % t'..n Do "n D.
s%,vrnI. ,Hn> M"wIrH m..'f.'ncr .,
t,s.'. 81 ,0o
SOLOMON Irl.PItNl lo"c' &C.,. .,i
seventh Hs,luc. lns iii"d schedule. -b"'v-
iur lilnIliies s. l'3 and '.-"ts 'lN'n
ONIilD rAItbi. grocer, 1876 West i~inusfpu
siI.r., has NlNd ,heII'"- NhuWiug On,
hui,ics So. and u"miut' asset. ii.t,c
.NSiE NlSkN, d't'"r IN "omcu's up
pHtrl 81 l3G Wosi VniriS fourth street,
has Nlrd r,he,lyirH r'r'iuE iihilIile,
fttSI and asset. - ouu
assignment
FRANZ NpS tARltEI. y 60. 'rmpn'rd
az Frank Van ,tlrTel and .IphU Wind
horst, Who kept "A saloon at " aud I
Lafayette At, have made an assignment
10 John g. McEichen of % broadway.
Liabilities are reported 70 be 81 least
e:S.oeo,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
PRATT 4 WHITNEY CONpSNy

~" lo'N. February 9'h, 1870
-rhe Poard oi Directors o. PRATT Z,
WH1TNIN COMPANY is th's daN Dc
ONE ami oNi HALF TER cent upcr
The PREFEkkEp STOCK ~ the COW
PANf, pSNthlo February ls'h, Iois.
The transfer bNoks ~ close nj : o'c'orl
In The afternoon 81 l'"trlH-v eth. fofI
ana VII reopen at - o'o'o-k ~ tho fo-,
noon q! February 18Th. 1915
JOHN n. CORNELL. T-rsrir.r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10

baltimore, Nd. lutL February. 1918.
The Auugh. Meeting " We S~'rkhulder.
% MI company T. ,aiI-i 20 10. held ia tho
Assembly Room, thirl roor. Union station.
- te '''v n Baltimore, Narylsnd. a,
lof : ~ on Thu-sitv. Am February,
''f6, wG"i 'h' Anrus' Report % Ne presl
l"L' ana f"ar1 Of ni-'. 'ois FOR 1915 vii
pr"s"''"l, ~ 90 'iuu held for tw.'ve
b'r"'iorS 20 s"rr" To- the ensuing year.
i'l ti.h o'n'- k~HS'r"-s 'it~suc'-i .s may
Irup.rN ruIue hNfore he ur~'!uc
llNl~ NELSON. Secretary