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10 RMSE A LOAN
Huerta's Envcy Will Try to
Obtain $5,000,000 to Meet
Interest on Mexican
Railway Bonds.
MUST PAY OR LOSE ROADS
Btate Department Hears That
Both Factior.s in Mexiro
Purpose to Adopt the
Syr-tcm of Making
Forced Loans.
?
Washii 9 Beflor Zama
? ? ?. ? h erta, la en
New Vork to
Wilsori admin
? ?rt the de fa. ti
menl of Mexieo in negoti.iting a
.i i ernment 01 a al
? make a
'o effort ? 13,000,000 in gold
..... ? . \- ?
?i
rnher 1.
.... I
' r.od to-day. whi
une kiwwn ( f tonleea I
?
: he <? .ntroi of ?
ra-.lrr.ads wlll rev- ?
. headt
maklng i
merper of the National Rallwaya of
0 in 1.K.7 'Jt*.
Governed by Condit.ons.
It ii "urco
tl ? prcg nol
? . and that he w IU he
fu.i: . . by advteea from M
: h vVaahii
to-morrow ni*rlit fprn Ke* Wd
on to
Nov Tork *aill depend u,>.
mentp ln I i time. EvcntuoJly
? hc may l.e gr. ernition by
this government, but at preaenl he ia
? I
|i rta.
Th- f the m^rg. r of the Na
tlona may be un
?
J.an rger w..s
? handled by Minlal our. The
governnm .
way arhlch was known as tho
the main trunk line
from Mexico ' Tea , and
tho ? ? .onal. runn:ng
Dui ,:'.\go and from
B ith a
from Reata Theae
_. ., .
? i almoot entlrely by
? rlcan capltallato, most of th.
? a and Bt L ula and
other aill- .1 llni b of 1<
?
?
?
ndlcate ! ?
A otlpulal
l the m
ernment defaulted in the payment
cf thi :.'.*? reat on 1 linea
merged with th< N * ? nal Rallwa
?
that
- ' . H * l..
er 1
Forced Loana in Sight.
?
?
-? ?
in auch proceduie.
been I
? i
ina fn m arbom
Bli . ? .
The
l <an alford no ? ? : tne
got the
?>tlier fon
ictlon
?i the
la -y
?
'
. . ...
.
Bctlon
i ma with l
i n i i*r
r'i. uls
'
I oo aroroa
I
lt, tbe loglcal order f,f
and ?'. a-1 prohabll*
ror will ? ?
. . ? tke
National RailW
, . Ity that
had agi'.-l
V f
?
Tha hi tl .mount are
?ai mortga
? ? ' .
aroya of M
i
MAY RENEW NEGOTIATIONS
Mexican Minister Says He Does
Not Know About It Yct.
Cabta rr, Tae Tri...
? '?' aflnlater Ganv
\?<n ? dld noi knoa
aitl tho
i |e
? ?
Zama i toa on hin inj,
?
ntlmenl in ti.e etty Ih
ful Tbe *-"?? ? ""..* nfa .-. tion la
? slng
h had nol a bi Intlllo ',f , i idom a
g htm a Ith the Z;m atlataa,
.. Bj-ood mWtt t, and the ajtua
t thought to t" Improiing
Lk hai gi ghl r rigain
GERMAN AIRSHIP 1,1. ZEPPELIX MODEL
? nd ii la predlctod II ma) aoon
the 800 mark, owlng to the <-ur
talln enl ol ? Bporta and the pre.,- ?
< ? on in the amount of foreign capi?
tal coming here for investment
aml ?> recelved to-day ti.e
? ng ti ? *p*am from t?-ti Amerl
at Vera < 'ru7..
? ful f. r . ourtealea and aa
f General Huerta in enahling
us to return to our country flrat claaa.
v.'e o8",.r you thanka "
Th vmei na siiled to-day for Gal
? nn the st-- imer Tamaul .
* negotlationa would
? date waa tiie opln?
it the Ai erican Brn*
althoueh Nt laon O'Sbaugbn
? - tahs non-. ommlttal
whother > ? had been ad*
? TVaahlngton'a determlna
ther < fforl at ad
nn nt.
it i* sij-nifi. ant. howc*rer, that Mr.
? ? s? \ has adviai l Pn ?
Mr. Und, v. I ' ? 44
era < .rua, l f.-.r as i m
aboul ? ? ? tance to tl
tal. Mr I.lnd **eemtngly nol a
to ntil the preltmli i
tago re be fei l* thal hla a. r
?
EXECUTE WHOLE COMPANY
Mexican Rebels, Allegrinc*
Treachery, Shoot Captured.
Pti Iroa, N> araa, Mi ? -? The
...
. ? ir Rai
I . . ? ted t ?
Colonel Vlllarel, In command of ? largi
bod]
lova
Tha fed< ral t waa moi eom
... and after f
f flgb i ? .-??.???
hoi*!.
the ground token ol
Ututloi ppi
a rod fedei Rred kllllng I ??
roundlng forty-taro men. The fight
? li i wltthoul q lartar, V'lllon I
ported, and on hia ordera ?n > ? |
pany, oaptured ui,.,. thag toward
?
of tbeii ad fall ? tbe -a blta Haa
BROOKLYN YOUTH
MURDERED IN OTTAWA
Body of Abe Rubenstein Found
Under Pile of Coke. Where
It Had Lain for Days.
T ?
of Brooklyn, N v., ?
Ingalnci
w ;, v.
Bl No.
.. _ ? t. Thi
4,,n an Invi ?
? ? aai lei I
tion.
trunk wai rered under e
i .
time Tbe body
? ? .
? di ti rmlne
?, ? ? hla
? -
mbo was an emplo)e of
Nothi n Shapl aen on the
da . A igu * 2S, on
notlfled the (tl
B from hla
- and from hia work at the Coo
t Porh rare ineet
ti,. rorklni on a atrong
obtolm d i ? ratoti agent
wbo hoa I
? ?
. italned trunk On Baturday, Au
??? ., man. a bo i alled
? Ined
i of t Boylng be aranted
to open a elotblni atore and ara looklng
tn atlon. The koj a arere tui oi d ?
to hlm and he ? : them until the
ay.
? he meon Umi the i Ice think, the
of Ftubenateln hod been packed in
? trunk, Ihooe commlttini lha murdoi
awattlng aa opportunttj to dl po ?? of it.
Between Baturdg] i,'<1 ,t'" Tueadaj foi
. _? the body is thought to have been
taken to the place, wbicb la a buoai re?
eently remodelled Into ai apartment,
. round floor
Rnbonoteln Nved ln L*x avenue, Brook
iyn, with hla wlfe, mother and aiater. ne
bad a'"' -1 P" ",: '? ? " '" " la'"'
_od .1 . thought tha' robl ? ? ma i
. ..., n tbe motive for tbe murdi r. Ha
told tha ??'.< rk in the Ruooell Houoi
,-t aoon, on the nlghl ol
, 26, that he had on ena*age8Benl
With b wotnaa frtend, wfc om n Udence
haa been found to havi been neai door io
,,',,. ,,;;,.. when Ihe body waa re
woman, Mta Oaallac Legaulte, ol
........... told thi polli a
lay mornlni foUowlng
RubenaU - dloaWi*T*arance abe heard
notlcod .4 trunk at thi bot
It later <!:.?,aP["nrod.
.,.'.,! Fh(- dld not think anything furti.-r of
;h<. maft,r Until th. diocovery oi to-dey.
-..,.* tho aaaagemanl
44ith ber, oha aald_
FELIX DIAZ TO MEET UNCLE.
...,, I Ck-eMrral I-"" ???????
?vhTto ?zzs*
,I/to-.,ay for ,,,t,er,,nds
, w, | ,? 10 Hiar'it, lar-r tO BM et bJl
WIaV o/pr*a*dent Porft^W
DAN.ELSWRITESWILSON'SL.FE.
_______ ., ?? , ?i.i,! w llaon i
vVoahlngton, aew , \ncra~
,.r.htator* ., t.,o ,.,?,...? "f-.i???i;i[\.
'" ,l"1"1 W , bkurrapby of lha
lt win be an Intlmata btogre*-**au j
I'restdent.
E FALLS
Stt: 15
ronrlniiri] from flr.l par*.
nliitn'n'im propellera forward had two
bladea at-d th.- .-.ft.-r propellera four
-
Th.- alde ateering had ais vertlcal
planee, and the elevation ateering elghl
hoiisontal plan."- On top of th? bal?
araa n platform made of an
aluminum compound to aerve aa an
n place for offlcera, flnd l
dirlgible'a machlne trnn \\a? carried
tead of ln thi - - rdl
n..f Zeppelln atrshlpa A ro
- and men and a win i ti leg?
rapby Inatallatlon was l nto the
Craft's Brief HiStory.
. - . -. 11 , ? t a.?"'f-nt fr?ni
Friedrichflhflafcn on Oetober 7. 191Z
and l< ft thi re on a rellal ' ll six
Couni . I an,l
, r- ?- ? f "? ? I ' ?
? aona and had nearly three tona of
fuel on board ??n this -. i .
to Johai reachi
after I ' tho moal
waa the i
????.- tloi
waa taki di ? r I ? l ?
auth laber 17. Fout
. i ...
waa l^inir
? .
-on cbali
m< tree ol ? d.
Tl ?
th- Oen ' - * four
y. ara ? ? ?
. .| f..r
oid one*. Tbfl I tl
v, bat h nr.;
? m:.. h, in view
of to-d lenl cannol I a aa -
rrwen
the ?? aiio ia effect
altil ?? ? an bfl ii ? ? hetnatl all
.)? '? rmin. d. hut it
Ior prai tl purpow thfl rang * the
modern Z ; i t 1 I ti ?all
one thousand n.
Thi ' the
mm< i i
.enl ? No
vembei t for thi nt of thfl
? -
fl ith ka* an-,
? ? i
i ? . ? ne 1
- ? .
Bei ? ti 1 I
1 -
un a- n'r > hlp wa Hi e 1
flve i. i Bath In the I
. Id nl ?
Akroi " ea a rei ka I ofl
\ .tt iman and foui mi m
?.- ?? droa nad The
Aki'.n ? t 1 ?? mj t ;< traufl*
.-.,.. t roa
thi i' ? ? .
e. whlli
?
.
t. <?? and fi
rench B thi
Btei
fl ho niude i ' '
? ? , . ? .- ..
haa throti ? ? I ffered heavy
materlal ul ln all the d
lo bla n mraol aii i ilaera not a llfa
har* been loal Btil ? ? rrterd ?
lus tit irred on Au
fual ?">. MM* at Ecgterdlngen, whei
? ,- :?? Rlght, the /.. ppelifl i was
ktr ick bj ?' toai et aind wblla i
i and wflfl totally deatrojred ln
May, UM, ',:' Zeppelln li atruck a trea
, . ?
hut after re able to conl
Bei ge. The a
,... r .... . . rtroj ed In a
squall.
The Zeppel-n alr.hip Deutflchlflnd 1 flrafl
totally wreckad on ber maldan ro
.. ln thfl 1 l'or< t,
with twenty paaaaiifirn on board 11
. ? . .,. nona ?ax hurt Th.
VI waa deatroyad wblla enteiing ber abed
.,. Baden Badflfl en geptamaer 14. Ifie,
witbool fatal " -'' itachlai d M
iraa deatroyed on Maj I* Itll. On June
M r,;: thi /? I rpelrn alrr-hip S-? ?
waa eonaumed bj fire and exploaiofl at
?rf ..n-i a number or Boldlera who
. ? ropea wera Injored
Brltlah military aeronauta bave i-een
unfortui .'? thelr r'"-t dlrlgiMe, tl ? ?
Recundua I ? Ing ?*? K'"' "? :1 00
?rithoul fatajlty, on Oetober M,
if.- m Bantofl-Dumont, who '..?- rhe
flrat man realij to ateer a balloon, had
marvfllloaa racape 'r"?" death at Paria on
Augual I Ifltl, when hla ? w?i de
\c.in. on Oetohat v>. the .-..me
, dlrlglbl. bural and he IflU mto
the aaa bul ?" reecufld.
4,,.Vp,-r. a rreodunan, and Ma eom
panloii. while making a trial trip la a
?% dlrtglble ln Paria jr, May, I** flfara
Kuiee b! an explealflei wtule a guartar af
. ,?.,.. from tbe earth Bawa Bradaky
?',,, w- ?,.;,,?. wera killed by their
dirigibi. breaklng ?P <" thealr gJ Plerre
rjctobaw i.'-. IMt
Tbe Ruaalfln diriglb*a Jaeterb war.
-enreaked et si Peteraburg on Iflgtoaabar
:i. mi withotit fataiity
CHINESE TRAMPLE FLAG
Of JAPANESE OFFIM
; Intense lll Feeling Among the
Masses of Each Country
Arjainst Its Neighbor.
i
PEKING IS READY TO PAY
i
_
jBelief Is Held Th*.r. Killing of
Mortiaro Ah^ Was Work
of Mon Out to Kill
Dr. Sun.
r<-i ng, Bepl i The Japaneae *
g *...,,, reported to the
? ? (.- '? .,r...- ?
denl .it Nanking Aa tl* i naul'a meo
hla natlonaltty, i through
tbe . t. ;.? -i. ?.!.-? i ? -.\aa ? lulted hy
?fl , 4,.:''-, r...
:.;...,. took from '
Japoneoe Rag, and after tearlni I op
? ..; .',. ;,j,,, t under I
?i Nanklni |
?rni tho 1 . -nment
? ? ? offieiala n allatna tl ?
;, artlUngneaa to
ihar .tapan may
...
unable to pn - ? -? t-.- pn i lilti
? feellni
raatonalty
Th- hope of the Chll ?
foreign elrclee here, n
Lmble --f rt,. Anglo-J ?:???? Ull
ano... gen. nt ' ng that
Qreal Britaln doea nol deatre :
?
Tli>- *.-?-. tlOn hrre ]* <-'till
arttbo .t :.:rtro jord to foi
to bi ' ?
. hlneee novornment In the wr.v of I
tion for the kllUog of MVeral
? tn Kanklng ' '
t the recent ant eae den
. ? ? ? ? ?
etthei Ina r>r tbe
State*
......
York Tl
... ? . ?
n the i ? ??
ndlng thr r. t a
? ? .1 r.-.o ;
' ' '
lenera
their agenl
.- hlm for Dr Ba
MRS. PANKHURST TO TELL
?WHY"; WILL SIDESTEP HOW
Reasons for Suffrage Will Be
Givcn Without Reference to
Manner of Getting It.
? ii.. . ?. ;e aa The :?'??? I
:. :.:??:.. Bi , t '.' "
i ,-:i. of the '?' ? nd Po
li ai Unlon, salla for A
on Thorad : rai e"o
menta for Mra Ponkhui
? . . . | lead
plana 1 ? ? aaid:
"Mra,
try to I how t"1
ncornod
?
e wai ' '
, f thla * nt l
thal tha i
BUl 1) '
women,
? . : raa, tho i ? ?
. ate women la through tha i 4
? *rh< ?? iMvered
r 22 Toffc A
week lati r Mra. Ponl
? then lo 1"... ago and afterwai d
tu ot)-.. ? ? ? will i looe
\ eml er 'J.'.. Bhe is now in
? ? ?
Tha mlUtanl leadi r will ; 1
from Bavri
h ndi r ber di, --or.: a
Bi Itlah ; ?
? u 111 Mr.-. P mkh .' -? reelat the
eiiureiiiet.t*- of corn, 1 lam bn ll
.isli. and lf so. hOW 0 lll the 101 -
...... Land of Fl
I . ? Boka "The I'aii Moll Gaa
rommenting approvlngli lo-daj on a
report thal thi limi i li an
wiaaly" h
the militant auffi i on her
urrival al Sttt I Ocl
The ri< wapoper augl 'f 'ha
I gtati | mighl pro
. exi hange Mn , Pankhurai for
Ham Thaw
?Tho pall Mall Gaaette" edde:
,. | h*ora*' i<- tba noUce whlch the
I'rilted States BUthOf
ted over the l iteeray of
n. ,v ?, ..ri. Mr M i
i arill be arreated oi an ai
able aiien the moment ahi aeta fi
? n boU, and wlll awoll Ihe good
... of Waebington ln tho clola
tered caMn of Ellla [gland "
THREE AVIATORS KILLED
German Falls at Johannisthfil
and Frenchman at Lyons.
Bept | *.- R
aviator. a - kfflod tr- daj whlla eeao
?or .. tllatai i ' aardad
th? national orlotlofl fUtod
is bclng rol ed through popn i
tion He aacended froea thi
at Johaimtothol eorljr tl la rnornlng, and
art r fiylng ??? few mfl< "? <>11
,? the ground from ? helghl of IM feet.
ti |a believed thol Pr Binge. who woa
.: ?? weah 44 . Btrlcken wltk heart
while hi the aii and ln all prob
>, 44,. dead whea lha oeroploai
t.oc.-.n to fall.
Boaaatiipol. Roaola, Bopl I The m,n
.,-. t.itor. DrusrhinlP fall to-day
whUe niakinu a MgM und was inatantly
? ?
Lrom, prance Bopi l-A a*
Artvea b] the avrtaftor i bo*nd*naaa, WI le
M,t v\ns killed
The fetabtiea -ocorded ikova ralaa to
sathe number ol dootl h. lha oi i '
avlotloo and to IH tto no?ber ol aucB
,!,,,., lhat btrva **?eaftad la t*n faaaaan
4 ear.
Stocks are still complete!
The Aeolian Company9s
Great Annual Fall
Clearance Sale
Of Pianos and Pianola Pianos
Despite the tremendous selling during the past two
days the assortment of instruments is still praetically
complete.
Thr numher of instruments to bp disposed of is so
great as to far overtax tho capacity of the Piano Salons at
Aeolian Hall.
Every hour now truekloads of instruments arrive to
take the plaee of those sold.
You have still time to seeure a magnifieent bargain in
? famous make of piano, cither grand orupright, a genuine
Pianola Piano, a Pianola (eabinet attaehment) or even one
of tho celebrated .Aeolian Orchestrelles.
The Pianos include such famous makes asStein- from
way, Weber, Steck, Chickering, Knabe, Sohmer, j ?Q? up
Kranich & Bach, etc. I
The Pianola Pianos include the Weber, the Steck, f from
the Wheelock and the Stuyvesant.[ $310 Up
Payments as low as $1.00 weekly nn pianos
$1.60 weekly on Pianola Pianos
\t> ono in New York need be told the importanre to
music-loversof these great annual Fall sales at .\eolian Hall.
Tho character ol instruments involved, the prices at
which they are sold which is actually lower than ordinary
second-hand instruments bring elaewhere, and the security
of buying from the woiid's largest and best known house
in the music industry, are consideratioris which make these
sales the most important solling events of the year.
Complete tsaortments still await you but the supply
will soon bo exhausted. You are therefore advised to come
today, if possible, to select your instrument.
Store open tonight and tomorrow untii 9:30 P. M.
The Aeolian Company
C/EOUJIK aTfMeC
29-31-33 West 42nd St. Between 5th and 6th Aves.
-J
SLAIN IN FAR
Radforcl. of N. Y.. with Ottavva
Man. Killed by Esquimaus.
NEWS IS JUST KNOWN
Deadly Spear Thrust Into Amer
iean's Chest?Would-Be Dc
fcndcr Stabbed in the Back.
- Trlbun.. i
- ? V i: i 11 ?
? . ?
ezpadil < :..4(i:;in |OV- I
l s-r.?*>?.
ra a
nlvarattjr
! ar. ??? murdeiBd on J rm
f Eaq ilma
?.'??-. .f thr .\r.-ti ?
Oceaa, aei irdlng to n report reeetred by
. ri n nt hen lo-day.
Hi ara ol tba trai ad Ottflwa
? ti...r?> tlirti. a \<-..r bjr
nrl dOff trrtin from tbe Bjflftl '??
idfl Str Ulfflly I noagh,
? \ h tuaJly a; tba aama
f 1 i
? . tha mani
ii ? ? fjud local ? '
Tho vUt-mrnt thal II O BTfld
:,. ar B thurat hoafli er, i omca throarfb
offlclal moantfld rr ,r- ' r"'
gafded .-..i tha more ? itbentlc, Tho oth.r
reralon la thfll thfl tiro men m-'t tbelr
.i.Hth ki rsehulta Laka, mldwfly between
rflaW In!r?, on HudBOB BflJT, ;.n i
Bflthurst.
in brlflf, thn atory of th? aff.tr .-.i
brougbt lo t'1" mouatad pollca poef at
Che*tflr ? lulmflu huntere. is lhal
I ,.n.i si-.-.-t. arho arete Joameytac
?:.o greal baurmi wtl.is of Northern
Canada <n routo for tho TUatOfl via
t aad Forl M rxPberaon, j.>tnr<i a
bM .i .,' fBaqulinflUa uaretllag ln th- aaroa
if. H K^t into u Hir.-r.-a'i^n
? . of the mflinbflra of tho tnho ovr
itflntng of I alfltfh -nd str'ii'k th.
? i:. nhn Immediatl Iv t'irti. :
a ,irow hla deadly apear throurffb
{Uidford ' StrrflB t. arho flrttaaafltd
k. ffTflbbed bla rlftV to defaaal nl.
friend, I if w;." M;.i't""i threocb t:.o i,a.-k
;v fl r-.f.ir III tho h.ui ! of another Bfl
Hoth nion m-t in lani rloath.
Nothtng Iflakod ovi about tha kiilinj? for
month- after tha Bafljlllinama
r-.iho.i the nmvreoi poat, thoaa wi>>> \. u
i. . . ,i i. bawati | ti < affair ai cret throufljli
lonr rhaaJty lt im "? th? aara af tho
r.V'iint-'l r-'l'"" nn.| .-. detflehmflat waa
sent t-j thfl aoa.f tha i.n-n-0,1 tragedj
(A *ift tho ?t..rv t<> thfl hottoin. PnutlllS
tl.flr return tn th. flflarflflt pflflt, mt nb
Park Head Says He Wants
Fewer Copses and
More Cops.
No kicka about "apoonerB" were re
r, \-o | ? lummtr by Park Commie
ploner Btover. ln fa, t, ,,ne aroman who
made a i ?? year auo wrote
to th.- ; ?' nd -ald at le I
p,trk wai ?? from ' poonere' ii waa
like p.ira<: -
Tho Paru Commiaaloner would create
r.o aiihi for rday, but be
waa willli g te ? the eredtl for tho our- :
laat fee montha
; to nn '
I Ha almi |
' t hiKh one* In '
? ai parka rarly ln the ?
???? ? itj n of the atory oan ho
? - world. and Ir la prob?
able thal i reral inontha erlll alopee be?
fore an> further nuthonttc news will he
knoa n.
Tiie report ef lha affair, while very cir
eumatan cepted -Aith reaerve by
- offlcen, owirj. to tho
pronem m of Bomo ot the wild trlbce af
th- North to dlotort focta and the ltke
lihood of Bsaggaration tawough frer-uent.
repetltlon on tha way ta the outof arortd.
-0-oeka nun | N'.rthorn h'mter Orho
?on. .Mhcrta. hrought a
rumor that Rodford had reached ll-rs
, h. i labuid, on tha Ar.Uc coast. in
!,:r no .?onlirmatinii nf thl.s haa
btainable. Ho heard nothtnt?
of Street. and the pltmmer of hope that
th- tu<> may itiU be OhVe 13 consldTed
falat
\ the Ain.-ri.an atuaaum of Natural
Eilatory it araa caJd yeeterday that Rad
ford had oever bad any oonnoctloa arlth
that inatitatioo Two yeara ago, how
ti legiai'hail to the muaauai aa
thorltlel that he had a Bpairlmaa ef a
44..od MOOO that ln now almost extlnet.
Ha aroatod a largo price for it. Tiie
I did not make the purehaso.
When he *<ent tho tfiegram ho w,i9 tn
CanodO.
POWER OF U. S. DOUBLED
Will the Canal AfFect Situation
in Near East?
[By COM* ro Th- Trli.im* 1
London. .Sept. 10. ? Referrlni? to the
appr..a.-hiiiK .otnpletion <>f the Panama
Canal, Tho Daily r.raphtr" says edi
tortally: "The domlnation of the vorld
is not a niere qUOOttOO of BOIIglBllhj
alone Otir thfnn* Is certain, however.
I'r.nii the rnonieent the .-atial is finlshe.l
ti.e naval powot >.f tha Dnttod states
4\ill Ipm.i facta he rlotihled and Ma ex
ternal influcnce on both the Atlantlc
LOW HEDGES BALK "SPOONERS
I Bprtng. without "flcenflry" tha oouplaa
Wflra too much Ptnbartasr-4-d t" "epoOO."
"What Wfl r.ee.l ir; th. i-;trlv aflid thi
Commlafllooer jraaterdi ai ?'? bflalpai
ln fact i ahoald aay no corpaaa. but
pienty of eopa .\t tha preflenl tim.- i
am liaetag ono 'apooner'a' reaort in Cfla>
tral Park cleared
Laat year there wera many oomptfllnai
about "apoonlns'' In tht fa
veeant Bquara Parh *?<* a partlcular
trouble. The high hedgfla w.r.
removfld and'lon ooca pat In tbelr pfcece.
in Central Parh many of the bedgeh
wcio tiinamed down and thi; re<l oat,
tnaJdng "bi ? ? Impoaalhl. rn mim
Bectloni ? a. ? :?* ln tbe
r-i tn. parka of The Broaa mvflflflahtflflj
Parh Commlaaloner Ulg
? i omea bolati n , vaaaB
it la st..;.[.od by bla "blue lai ? -iuad
of night watcbn
and thfl Pfl Iflc BOflvboardfl < ti>>rmously
Increaacd
"HOW thla wlll affe.-t tho .our?=o r?f
international p<>!iti<-; ln thfl Near Baat
la a pn.Mom \>. i.i.-h may arflfl engage
thfl anxirties of statrsmen, l.ut thr- pro
foundeat and nideal efferts of the raaaal
will bfl s>? ini. It is another and a
firr.at r^tep ln the shnnkage ?.f th.- w.tld.
rpii. koninfrT iPtorc'.mmunl'atl.in and
thus making far easler tho lnterrourfl.
.if nalions an-i tho ex-haiige of their
rommodltli -
RAPS U. S. BANK SYSTEM
Antiquated and Inadequate,
Says "The London Times."
|Br- <~ari!? to Th? tribune. 1
London. Bept It.?'"Tbfl Am-rtean
eurroncy btlt," aaya "The TtmutT edi
torially thla rmornlns, "li a s<rloM at
Umpt t'. retern tho banking and cur
10110;. ayfltfln, whieh the ."..mmltt..
iio4,.-rl!>. s as ieaiponfllhifl for the flnan
rial panfcfl flf the last flfty yearfl. It
1? not a little singular that the Unlted
States, a nation pre-emlnently of busi?
ness uif-n. should have been markedly
unhappy i.i its political treatment of
bufltm Bfl QUflflthMraa.
'After whole ijo.ades of expeiimcnt
ond disrusalon. Amerl>*ans stiil find
lllflHTfllTflfl .addl?d with tui moat
cramping and antiquate.i and Inade?
quate banking system on earth. are etil!
iltstracted by the ilifflcuities of provld
ing a .table fi.cal basla for thelr
traders, and are still aimost a. far aa
ever fnun estahlishing tlxej and rea
s<na.>le ifllfltlOtlfl bfltWflCSI tflifl <'on?tilu
tion and the publi.' int?rests on the ono
hand and the re<|Uimn?-titi> :md de
\ elopmc-nta of mo-Jern commer.x on the
other."

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