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The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-09
oer''hehfe of Increase of Preferred
capital stock of Great Northern
Railway Company.

we. James j. Hill. President and chief
executive officer. and Edward II. Nichols
oerretary. of the Great No: :therr Rail
WY company. do hereby certify, for
s. sfareholdcrs Of said company at q
M etinS regularly called and held on tho
Nth ~! day of February. A. d. 1901, at the
ot''cts % C. oi re company in the City
o1 O5 u. raul County Of Ramsey, State or
Mlnnesota, adopted a resolution. by ma
Jorlty vote. to-wit: BY a vote of ove,.
enTee-lourths eir in number and amount OF
corporation, of which the following is -
true copy: 10
Resolved. That the existiag capital
STOCK OF this company be. and it is here
py increased by an issue of Two Hundred
ana tifty Thousand (2J0 COO shares of
one Hundred Dollars (slO0o0) each. 80
that hereafter the capital stock of~this
Gf9lurany snail consist Of One Million Two
Hunured and Fifty Thousand q $50 O-OI
each. ViV0''o'
=, = aResoIysd, Re o " Tfat this company Will
make ana issue Two Hundred and Fifty
thousand t250OCO) shares of said stock. in
aholtion to the One Million q .OO) OOOI
shares taereof heretofore provided to he
made and issued for the purpose of ac-
yuIlng tfe seVc'a bonds. Or stock, or
1n Iotn TO an ~ aggregate emount of not
less than S25,0O0o00. par value of the
Following ranned companies:
!; Tne st. Paul Minneapolis and Man
Hooa RailWaI Company.
z The Dakota and Great Northc n
Railway Company.
-, The Montana and Great Northern
Railway Company
-. lac kootenay Railway ard Naviga-
tloE Company, Limited
.. The Washington and Great North
eTn Railway Company
g. The Seattle and Northern Railway
Company.
I. The Great Northern Steamship Com
pany.
Tie Company shall not have rover TO
increase the amount of said stock. with
out the assent OF the holders of three
louiths of all such stock outstanding
at the time of such increase: but moth
ing in this resolution contained shall
pc construed as limiting the power Of
TINS cpmpany to issue bonds, Secured Nv
mortgage. or otherwise including bonds
In the aature and form of dcbenture
stock, In case such issue shall be deemed
cxpedicnt by this co;npany3 Board OF
Direc g.
The additional stock hcreirbcfore pro-
Nided for shall not be issued until the
Gre alton and Issuance OF the same shall
nav been aSscnted to by the holders az
-nrec-foNrthS Of all The shares OF tha
compenYs stock now outstanding.
In TeStihonv Whereof we have here
unto set our hands and the sea! of this
eompany on this Goth day Of March A.
D. 1901.
Sgd. JAS. j. HILL.
President
EDWARD T. NICHOLS.
Secretary.
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ST. PAUL GRAIN

Oats-No. 3. 271zc: No. white. 2sGs9c
Corn-No. 3. 4h5s42c; No. 3 yellow, AZ
d-Granulated cornmeal in cotton
sacks: 81; coarse cornmeal ton $16256D
Is l65 75: No feed. $l6.75; No 2. SIPS: No 8,
Bran and Shorts-Bran in bulk. S13.5OO
1S; Is; shorts in bulk $13D13.25.
Hay-Market good for best grades Up
land choice. sl250d1S: upland. No /. 1920
l25O midland. $9@950; medium $750fIS 50:
timothy. choice s141l45O timothy. No I
$l3nl35O; rye straw. choice, S1761l7 80;
wheat and cat straw. A50G6 IS
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oTHFR GRAIN MARxRTs

NEW YORK. May S-Flour-Receipts,
1G.59S bbls; exports, 1881 bbls; sales. S. .l5o
pkgs; dull and barely steady. Rye flour
steady. Cornmeal steady Rye dun. Bar
ley steady Barley malt dull Wheat
Receipts. 17.l0e bu; exports. As. $50 bu: spot
easy: No 2 red S4lsc f. 0. b. afloat No.
? red, SIC elevator; No. / northern, Du-
Duluth, $3.50 f. o. b. ahoat. Options
opened steady end after a sharp adj
vance on unfavorable French crop ca
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THE LINE STOCK MARKETS
HOGS SELL TO I-2 CENTS Low.
ER-RECEIPTS WERE LIGHT
QUALITY GOOD
BUTCHER CATTLE CLOSE WEAK
Drop Followed Reports of Hcavy
Dealing at Eastern POInts-StOc<
and Feeding Cattle Continue
Strong and Active.

SOUTH ST. PAUL. May S-Receipts at
the Unicn stock yards today were: Cat
tie. 800; calves, 200; hogs, $780, sheep,
&C.: horses, 7o0; cars TO-
Onicial receipts yesterday: Cattle 753;
calves, IA; hogs, 1883; sheep. 11O; horses,
439; cars. 81.
Receipts thus far in May, compared
with the same period in 1902 are as fol-
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Totals :. 10
HOGS.

Comparative receipts
Total for today (estimated ...........2,3ol
A week ago Observation-Disclosures. 30
year ago Observation-Disclosures. ..22tz
Quotations: Light. s5.5OGD5 571s; mixed
and butchers. $5.550D5 65: heavy. S5.50GD570:
$685. pigs, $404.s0.
Market opened 5@712c lower and closed
steady at the early decline. Receipts
although about the same as the cor
responding day year ago. Quality av-
eraged good much better than on Tues
day. Bulk sold at $5.52izGlG. 571@. with
range in prices of $5.50d570. Top price
was paid for / load of very prime heavy
hogs. Rough packers. $5.25 Stags were
weak to 25c lower. with the bulH selling
at S. Representative sales;
Lights
No. WI Dkg Price. No. W.T. Dig Price
10 ... 15j =. $5521sl2l .... l6o E. $5.57h
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sTArE GRAIN INspEcr1oN.
Totals

Other Winter wheat. 7; No. 3
corn, 8: No. 4 corn. Q; No. oats. Il; no
grade oats, 2: No. z rye, l; No. barley,
/; rejected flax s. no grade flax. 4.
Cars Inspected Wheat-No. 1
northern. "a; No. northern. 25: No. 2.
39; rejected, 2; no gr;Ge. l. winter wheat.
u; No. corn. %: No oats. 10: no grade
oats, 4; No. 2 rye 3; No / flax. . re-
jecte0 i!aX. 6. no grade fax. /
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BANK CLEARINcs


st. Paul. s73S,61s.
minneapolis, $.539.748.
New York. s4s4, ,364. 1877.
Chicago, SIG, ,4S1. .975.
Boston. SIG, 1S, 423
FOREIGN FINANCIAI-New York.
May S.-Ihe Commercial Advertisers 8
London financial cablegram saws. Rust
ness 1i was much reduced on the stock mar
Ket mere today. The heaviness was gem
eral, but Americans particularly suffered
money rates frightened and trade reports
are rather disappointing. On the contI-
,I neIIL everything is dull American shares
were were paralyZed by the corner in Northern
racine which has made the market
aIrald TO deal in anything. This sensa-
t achal movement with its unexpected pen
aities upon arbitrageurs who were caiIaht
snort in Northern Pacific has done fhs
worst service imaginable to the London
STOCK market, sowing the deepest dis
La. slust' me highest prices for the stock
mere was Hl, the close was 1872. though
II was reported here that the stock had
gone TO 2O( In New York. The bank has
oouSnt A43,OoO OF gold bars, 100000 I3
coming III from India, s220OG is going out
10 malta. CaH money rates was 3J4, the
lIme rate 31s: discounts, 35k. The ease
OF New York exchange Is beginning to nt
tract attention here
London. May S-ConsoIs for rnonev
u 5-l6; cohsols for the account. "a 5-l6
NEW YORK MONEY-New York. Nav
MONEY on call strong. at 46s5 per cent;
cant,Io taSI iIoan, H. 10; ruling rate. T. Prime mer-
exchange steady, with actual bus;nesa Il;
bankers bills at s4.S79s94S7% for demand
ana at $464AG4S4%s for sixty DAYS. Post,
ed rate. $4S5@4; Sc and $4SS1bGD4 So Com
mercial bills. s4.S3Ia64S4 Silver certIf-
icates. 60. Bar silver, 59%c. MEXICAN
dollars, 4S1zc 'O'i
TREASGRY BALANCES Washington
May MAY S.LToday's statement of the treas
ury balances in the general fund ex
elusive Of the $3.50. 10000 gold reserve in
the division of redemption. shows: Avail
ape ade cash balance sl5S. .4O7 9O2 gold. $9S.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-09
W. VI. CAMPBELL
COMMISSION COMPANY,
Live Stock Commission Merchants,
Union Stock Yards,
SOUTH ST. PAUL.

\, Consignments and correspondence So
nStted- Market reports furnished on ap-
We do strictly commission business.
mo livestock bought or sold on our own
.HeIerences-Stock Yards bank. South
q. Taul; Security bank. Zumbrota: Hon.
f..,,5; a. !; hoerner. state treasurer, Capitol
sni! spuiioing; st; Paul: A. c. Anderson. cash
Ter St. Paul National bank. st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-09

A Look Ahead.

Chicago Tribune.
Assessor-You want me to put down
your household goods at only $500? 1
should say from the looks Of them. they
are worth -four or five times that amount
TaNpayer-They are now, maybe, but
g0t to us0ve@ on's the Hssts OF MaS7z.
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range of prices:

sept sept 7t& 7t 7'4o5 4o& s53 s52 5;z 55z 50 81
No. hard, 751sc; No. l northern 7S1sc;
oats, Csc; corn. 4lHc; rye. 5G1Ac; barley,
990a50c; flax, $l.64; flax futures, July,
Puts and Calls-Two o'clock report
Puts, May wheat, 7294@727gc Calls, May
wheat 73S4M73$c. Curb. May wheat 73Ac
FlaX-Tke market w&s a little easier
Rejected held on range of ST so to 81 Sc
avero sing $l.52. No: l seed was quoted
noninally 81. .66. Rejected to arrive sold
late at Sl.50. Minneapolis received .
cars, against none last year. Duluth had
cars.
Closing prices were: Minneapolis, cash.
81 Sd, TO arrive, 81 l.64; May, l.65 July
l,53; Duluth cash, 81 81; to arrive. ST.
May N aSy I67; September, $l.35; October,
Flour-Therc is no special change ir
market conditions Prices are nominaIly
the same First patents are quoted at
$-lo@f20; second patents, So. .900D4; first
clears, ". 7e6I2 so; second clears 81 1OI0
go Shipments. 80, ,439 bbls.
Millstuffs-Market is steady; demand is
fair: bran in bulk is quoted $I2GlJ2. .25:
shorts. $11 .75@12; flour middlings. 50. .50G;
-; red dog, in 140-lb sacks, SIS; feed, IN
zoo 10 sacks: 81 per ton additiorul in H0-Ib
SACKS. 81 90 per ton additional. SHIP
Feed and Meal--Prices are steady as
quoted; trade is fair and sales satisfac-
tory. Coarse corn meal and cracked
corn are Quoted Sl6; NO. feed SIG 80; No.
feed d7; No. 3 feed. $l7 so: granuated
corn meal in cotton sacks at the rate OF
81 % per Dbl.
Corn-The market showed no change Of
IMPORTANCE. No. 3 yellow is quoted 4l1kc
Oats-There Is a steady and firm mar
get; No. white is quoted 271h62S1bc; No
" oats. 27G2Sc. Receipts % cars; ship
ments 10 cars.
Rarley-Thc market was quiet and
without feature. Feed grades are ouotaJ
n3nlnally S9G42c, mailing grades, 42G5Oc
Shipments, 1 car
Rye--The market is stead- and firm
around 50Ac for NO. 2. shipments, 9
cars.
Hay-Choice timothy is quoted at S14:
Minnesota upland $11 .5OG12; Iowa unIand
$ll .50aGl2: choice mixed $10Gi0. 80: rye
straw, 6.6077 Receipts. 80 tons
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION
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CASH quotations We're as follows:
Wheat - No. 3 spring. 69@72hc; No. 2
red, 73l2@7i12c. Oats-No 2. 2SA129c; No.
2 white, 2S9sdS0Ac; No. white 29029sic
ing. i5c; fair to choice mailing, 5lG56c.
FIaXseed-No. 1. Sl.651a: No ! Northwest
ern. $lG612 Timothy Seed-Prime. So 75
Porl-Mess per Dbl $l4S5G0l4s0 Lard
Per 100 lbs, $1.9IlbGIS. .02l@ Short Ribs
Sides Qoose). $SGlS.2O. ShouTders-Dry
salted (boXed), 67s@71sc. Sides-Short
clear (hoxed) sS.250S S. 3719 Whisky-Rass
Of high wines. $l.30. Clover-Contract
grade, So Receipts-Flour, 81 900 bbls:
wheat. 175,GG0 bu: corn. 495 600 bu; oats,
4G6 eco bu; rye ZOO bu; barley, % 900 bm.
Flour, 900 bbls; wheat H.
C)0 bu corn. 115.O09 bu: oats. 273 900 bu:
rye LOGO bu barley. 600. On the prod
uce exchange today the butter market
was steady; c-eameries. 1AHibc; dairies
1lmi6c. Cheese duh; 91a01Ic Eggs
steady; fresh, Hike
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REAr -sTArE TpANeEEpe

Q. Sjoquist to j. L. Jankowski and
wife. 1t 40 blk 16. Smith sub. of
stinson's div -. ............. s., 800
Julia A. Watson to Hamline Metho-
dist Episcopal church. 1t go blk l,
G. ]. Anderson's add. dd................ so
J. NJ Holland and wife to N Lar
son. N. IS fl 1t 5, blk So st. An no
P. G. Barker and wife to M. Ross. i'''
II "a. blk A. Gray's add to McKen-
tvs ont lots ........-................. 459
w. H Lightner rec. to A. and r.
Fischer Ic 10 ft 1t s. blk Z, Rice
and Irv'ne's add .................... 1900
park ....,.,................ 80
]. Fl. SplmaE to A. J Meachen,
part 1t s. blk 30. ST Anthony park LOCO
C. j Hanson and wife TO A. Olson
Ii %, Gray's add to McKentv's
man. part 1t s. blk So s.. Anthony
out lots Observation-Disclosures. SIT
A. Ramsey to William H Kent E.
10 ft 1t 13 and IA. blk 10. Robert
and Randall's add: :................... 1900
William Boehm and wife to Anna
Kelnhofer. w. Y 1t 5. blk 2, River
side add No. Observation-Disclosures. 400
S. j. Bratager ct al to Mae Rous-
sopoulos. 1t ID. blk 2. Summit Park
Emily B. Flint and husband to s. X.
Robinson. 1t 8 and TO- blk g. Her
sey and Woolsey add. ................ LOO
Total - see et7
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CATTLE.

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated .......... 500
A week ago ....................... Jl2
A year ago ................ ....''...'.' w
Quotations: Prime butcher steers, Sjl5
$3.50 good to choice, si.50Q5; fair TO GOOD.
50. .756D4.25; common to fair. s3.250p3. 60;
prime butcher cows and heifcTs, S4.l0Gp4 80;
good to choice butcher cows and heifers.
$35C664: fair TO good, $3M3.40; Gamers and
cutters 81 70lD2.90. good TO choice butcher
bulls, 30: bologna bulls S2f'?.f3; good
to choice veals, $4 5G6t5.75; fair to good
vcals. S3.5OQ4. so good TO choice feeders
SO. .75Gl4.35 fair to good 50 25ll3. co; good
to choice stock steers. S.J0Ml.2j; fair to
good. So. 1913. 40; common, seas; good to
choice hcifers. So 3.15@S ~; fair TO good.
81. 1913 10: common. $2Q2 60; heller calves
50. 1908. .25; good to choice mich cows
$35@t40 fair to good, $3OQ35; common. $2j
C129
The butcher cattle supply was limited.
with nothing particularly choice among
the offerings. The market opened steady,
but closed weak on reDorS Cf heavy
drop at controlling points in the East.
Conditicrs were all favorable to trade
in stock ard feeding cattle. Euyers were.
plentiful and the supply again less than
expected. Prices were strong At Tues
days advance. Common stuff Is weil
cleaned up. Representative safes:
C.oo1 10 Choice Butcher Steers
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met S clears away the affairs of the street
VIII be so confused that further Iinnide
sion wiii ensue and prices decline still!
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SIMMER & THOMAS

LIVE STOCK BROKER3.
Orders taken for all kinds of live stock
and time given to responsible parties
correspondence solicited.
SOUTH ST. Paul, SIOUX CITY,
Minnesota Iowa
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-09
VIOfDOTaLe Ec3I)
l0c dCcume ntary stamp canceled.

STATE or NEW YORK. COUNTY OF
New YOrk-ss
James j. Hill. personally appearing be-
fore nc and being duly sworn. did lie.
pose and say: That he Is the President
OF the Great Northern Railway Com
panN tfAt hc executed the foregoing
certificate and knows It's contents an1
the same is tru-; and
Edward r. Nichols, also personally
appearing before nce. and Icing duly
the Secretary of the Greas Northern
Railway Company: tbAt he executed the
foregoing ce@ifitate. and knows it's con-
tents, and tie same is true.
Tie above certificate was sworn to be-
fore me. II undersigned, a commission
er Of the State OF New York and Minne-
sofa. residing at Borough of Brooklyn,
New York, n. Y, this @Oth day of Marcn.
In Witness Whereof. I have hereunt)
set my hand and official seal the day AMI
year above in this cersifcate written
Sgd. }. LLOYD HALL.
Commissioner for Minnesota in New
(SeeD
STATE OF MINNESOTA, DEPART
mcnt of State.
l hereby certify that the within in
strument was filed for record in this
Office on the Sth day of May. A. ID.
1901. at ~ O'clock p. ~, and was duly
recorded in Book A 3 of Interpretations,
on page -.
p F.. HANSON,
Secretary of State
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsey-SS.
Office of the Register of Deeds
This is to certify that the within In
strt;ment was filed FOR record In this
Office al st. Paul, on tie Sth day of May.
A ID. 1901, at As O'Clock p. M. and that
the same was drly recorded in Book Of
interpretations. Pages -.
NJ w. FITZGERALD.
Register OF Deeds
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NEW YORK MINING SHARES.

NEW YORK STOCK GOSSIP-Report-
ed by III. Hobert a. Son: .sThe violent
advance of Northern PacfficS at 7fhe open
ing Of business and it's equally violent
dccIine. followed by the SUBSEQUENT rally,
produced feeling OF decentralization in
the market that was made EVIDENT by
heaVy selling orders In Chicago Burling-
t1n tG q quincy Atchison and others of
the leading speculative class Toe ru-
nor was circulated and rapidly gained
credence that an injunction would re ap-
piled tor, restraining the Northezn Pac1cc
road from joining the Great Northern in
the lease of the Chicago. Burlington 6
quincy, and acting on this much of the
latter stock was forced on the market
adding to the general confusion and els.
trust II has been generally held I'm Wall
street that corner was an unhealthy
thing and that whether produced by COM
binations or whether brought about by
an effort for control, as would seem to
be the case In this instance, disaster has
resulted therefrom. The present condi-
ton would seem to justify the same be-
lief as. in. the past. and we are fearful
tksBt when the zzE1olEs CT he surrsaut cou.s
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! 1901, compared with

The following table shows the roads
over which yesterdays receipts came in
and the number of loads hauled by each:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Mixed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
STANDING by A BIG TRADE sLuNpER

The cabinet held long injecting Friday and sus-
tanned Secretary of the Treasury Gage in his tariff
fight against Russia OF course it is better to stick to
a blunder and losing fight than to admit that the
administration do any wrong!
In the meantime are seriously affecting an
american export business to Russia amounting to
many millions, while protecting our home market
against Russian imports amounting to a few hundred
thousands. But are helping the sugar trust-et it
cost what It may TO others!
The real Significance Of this trouble with Russia
however is that It is tariff war and may very nat,i.
rally be expected be only the forounner Of other
similar wars--so long our narrowly conceived tar
ifs are maintained and that we have begun to
eXce the fears and the eaousies envy the other
nations by becoming the greatest exporting people in
the world
Russia has given continental Europe a valuable
cue 1t Is also teaching the American public an object
lesson IN protective policy In proportion as Europe
acts upon the cue the object lesson will become more
and more valuable to There is no school like that
of experience When New England discovered it could
not make slavery profitable and saw that the South
was growing rich 1t suggested to everybody to abolish
slavery. When Europe follows example and adopts
high protective prohibtory tariff with the effect
of rendering our protective policies Improbable New
England will again say Lets all abolish" these things
they are wrong and unnatural
Russia has no reputation as great reformer but
II Is beginning to do considerable effective work in the
reform direction
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.
Perhaps Pat Grove and Charlie Ross holding re-
union somewhere.--Dalas Times Herald.
With the man who struck Billy Paterson

union somewhere.--Daas Tmes-Herad
With the man who struck Billy Paterson
Wanted-A medium-sized Mexican with three weeks
growth Of whsbes his face and murders on his con-
science lie will learn of something vastly the ADVANTAGE
OF the community by presenting himself the office Of the
sheriff OF Gonzales county.-Houston Post.
those Dod n eaG %e 6 69eT We night be sssf for doing
You don't mean to say you'd i'm oosei
The Temple Haymaker has died, easily and gracefully
headline in The Houston Post "Wootsn Wells Shoot
caused man TO take the Central north only to find on ar
rival that the wells shooting oil but that there
bird shooting contest Wootan Wells. These headline
writers must be careful.--Gaveston Tribune
And now Sour Lake looks the fact that she
shot at oil and hit mud
The city marshal Of Abilene issued order forbid
ding snakes to be turned loose brought into the city limits
snake buyers out there have refused ky bull snakes
sequenty Abilene was tormented with serpens--Cisco
Apcrt.
Hence fishermen will do we'll to remain away until the ef-
feets of the bait have worn off
ocrat. ~
We never hear much about Marlin people getting into
What Texas needs is a great waterway developed
Tor her last growing Our State has
port that can command the OF capitalists We have
entrepot for the products ship abroad We have no
afbor for the reception foreign vessels where they
lie safely at anchorage and be safe from storve,sco
World.
We will have that safe port when Buffalo ship channel il.
completed
y i 81
Mr. Crane has given up the idea Of being governor
OF Texas He has friends all sections OF the Sate-Waco
Times Herald
Mr. Crane is an able man and deserving one, but he
has played the game of politics badly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
AS TO OUR BOYS.

Inc other day some one writing to his local paper
from somewhere near the head waters of Lackognap
creek spoke thusly nearly rhe pooling of cant
tai into immense enterprises controlled by so.caled
trusts is responsible for the dscouragng outlook
which at present confronts our young men The
avenues through which such men as Rockefeller Car.
negle and Hetty Green, approached and put salt on
the tail OF the elusive Doodle bird are forever closed To
the young man OF today and all he to look forward
to is an endless vista OF blue jeans and those CARRYING
broad aggressive patch just above their bfurcation
1t is not at all difficult for the intelligent reader IN
conjure up mental picture of the author of This pron
osition.
Il is not the province of The Post to tell the Young
man where the doodle bird" roosts He mpst eo on,
and find It for himself, though we may remark on
PEASANT that 1t doesn't roost all that is confirm
ally on the jump and the young man who would over
take II has TO hurry. He has no time to notice hat
some avenues are barred against him or 20 gmbe AT
the lack OF opportunity. The young man who has suc.
ceeded IN life and he who is due succeed has made
ana must make his opportuni. es And onnor
tunltes are not maze for by young men who snit
through their teeth while listening 10 street corner
philosophers Recreation and spit curls are beapt,
fu means OF killing time for those who are from No
where IN particular and who dawdling alone to-
ward the same place; but the young fehow with the
sght OF enthusiasm in his eye has no time for snit
curs and recreatons except when ne has 10 stop over
between trains at some such place as LacAo'snap
BUT as we have said, we are not giving advice IN
young men The right kind of young men don't noea
IT, and the other kind don't deserve IL