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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29
SOME TH0UGHTFUL REPUBLICAN!

SOME THOUGHTFUL REPUBLICIHS
 There is talk that some of the western Republicans, especially the Iowa Re- publicans, are going to be bold enough and mean enough to say something about the tariff this year. If they don't
 the Democrats will. MT. Griggs, chair
 man of the Democratic congressional committee, has ascertained that type
 writers which are sold to Americans for
 $100 are offered for export at $55. The export price sheets that MT. Griggs has obtained from some of the export houses show sewing machines offered to foreigners for ST which are sold at home for $40. Tin plate, on which there is a high rate of protection, is offered for export at $319 per box. and to Americans for $4.19.. Lead is offered for export at half the domestic price. wire rope at less than half, wire nails at a little more than half, barbed wire at three-fourths of the domestic price.
 Shovels are offered to foreigners at a little more than two-thirds the domestic price, and axle grease at exactly half the domestic price. MT. Griggs does not
 believe that he has obtained the very
 lowest prices offered to foreigners, the special discounts for the export trade.
 The tariff question is big one. but not few Republicans are beginning to think that it has been made bigger than it ought to be.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29
ADVERTISING RATES.

sI:ustIons, Wants. Rents. and other smah advertisements. One Cent a Word each h. sertion. FiYe Cents Word for full "eeK iseven tinesl.
 Display advertisements. per Inch. 9ne ia1 Gn sarrlOn, g. %; each subsequent inse[Lion. ~ cenIs: one week, $3.20; one month"; Slu' "ue year. S4li .o K cents Dsr line. Notices et Births. Mari.S ages. Deaths. and Funerals. 50 cents eacH' iIuca. Notices, h per line. .ho,r Yearly advertisers are limited 10 .o ohI ps own Immediate business (all matter 10 De .ao0biectionabIe and their contracts do h"s In~Inde Wants. To Let. For Sale efc:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29

, The addresses in Persian on letters
 which go through the postoffice at Cal
 cutta are often quaint and puzzling. An Indian paper recently translated one as follows: If the Almighty pleases-Let
 this envelope, having arrived at the < city of Calcutta, in the neighborhood of
 Calootolah, at the counting house of
 Sirajoodeen and Ilahdad, merchants, be
 offered to and read by the happy light
 of my eyes, of virtuous manners. and
 beloved of the heart-Meean Shaikh sInayut Ally, may his life be long, Writ ten on the tenth of the blessed Rumzan, Saturday in the year 1866 of the Hegira of our Prophet, and dispatched at Bear
 ing. Having without loss of time paid the postage and received the letter, you
 will read it, and having abstained from food or drink, considering it forbidden to you, you will convey yourself to sJaunpoor, and you will know this to be
 a strict injunction"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29

Quite Likely.-Little Willie-Pa. who was it that said Dead men tell no tales?"
 Pa-Some automobile fiend, probably. Chicago Daily News.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29

In Edinburgh two hundred and fifty notice boards are to be erected in the streets requesting persons not to spit on the pavements.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29

WHY A GIRL CAN'T SPIN A TOP.
 Did you ever see girl spin top? Did you ever see her carefully and closely wind a string around the cone,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29

' Microbe Mad.-"Is Mr. Fusse much afraid of microbes?"
 !. "Well, should say He washes the ,antiseptic gauge gloves he wears in an antiseptic fluid before he even handles the sterilized glass that contains the boiled and filtered mineral water he in- tends to drink. ."-Baltimore Herald.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29

Democratic harmony. as described III yesterdays Register: "ta- thusoiJ wv .totrRaiI- I'll I'll HTH"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29

A document relating to the sale of land dated 15a2 and signed by Guy Fawkes, was recently sold in London for $505.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29

Lightning is queer. MT. and Mrs. J. c. Hollingsworth, of Parsons, Kansas were driving along in buggy. A stroke of lightning came down and killed their horse and a bulldog which was follow ing the buggy, but did no injury to the couple who sat between.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29

In western Kentucky convention representing eighteen counties by unan- irlous vote has reaffirmed the Kansas City platform, adding: We glory in the achievements of the illustrious Democrats from Jefferson to Bryan, and in his great fight for Democratic prin- ciples and Democratic policies we be- lieve that MT. Bryan deserves the con- mendation of every country-loving cit Gizen of the republic"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29

' These are some of the products of h. dian corn: Meal, pearl hominy, hulled corn, canned green corn, canned hulled corn, maizena, samp, degerminated samp, cream meal, self-raising pancake flour, quick malt brewers grits, husks for mattresses, cellulose made of pith for jacking cofferdams of battleships, alcohol, Bourbon whiskey, degerminat- ed brewers meal. paper stock prepared from the shells of the cornstalk, bolted corn blades with stalks and cobs, var nish, cob pipes, lager beer, British gum, fancy table syrup, popcorn, table grits, salves, laundry starch, cornstarch for cooking, frumentum, flaked hominy, gum paste, corn oil, vulcanized corn oil, oil cake, grape sugar, gluten feed, glu- cose, confeetioners' glucose and confec- tioners' paste.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29

Senator Hanna sees all corners at his house every afternoon, between and 6 o'clock. Recently a prosperous looking man was there with a bundle of papers under his arm. He had scheme he wanted the senator to invest in. If you will put in $50.00O," he said to the senator, T will guarantee you 150 per cent. profit in ninety days, 'Tll do it," said the senator. The promoter rubbed his hands in glee. When can have the money?" he asked. Right now" said Senator Hanna: 'Tll give you a draft for $5O 0O0, payable in ninety days, and at the end of that time you can send me the balance of the money"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29

It is related that Senator Clark, the Montana multi-millionaire, went into a Butte barber shop the other day for a haircut and a shave. When he asked the price at the end of the service the barber replied: Your son Charley usu- ally gives me $5." The senator quietly asked the regular fee, and when told it was 50 cents handed out half dollar and went his way, with the remark to the barber, My son Charley has rich father and have not"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-29

Worth from a5ets to 35cts, including hundreds ofyards of remnants---some fancy and some plain; four and five inch wide Ribbons, lovely coIorinos in
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14
VERNON

Vernon Grange viii hold is next
regular meeting tomorrow evening
Rev. R. K. Marvin j. expected 10
preach in the church Sunday at ?. n.
4 collection Of books from the Yer
mont free travelling public library has
been receivad by Miss celia Johnson,
who will have charge Of them. These
books are furr i-k=d by the state under
the provision Of the Vermont statute
chapter Is as amended by No y Of -he
Public Acts Of 1900. and are free 60
all citizens Of The town who VIII 90
serve the rules and regulations. which
simply require good ca-e and prompt
return Of the books.
Eugene Tyler vas Down from S5rar-
Ton Monday He expects 20 return 10
this Town when through with his win
-er's Job of numbering. Mrs. h, v
Fairnan returned home from rhe hos
piral il Boston last week improved.
bur rot fully recovered from her Ill
ness. Mrs. / J. Burrows and Mrs.
Ella Hazelron visited Il Greenfield
last week Miss Zelia johnson and
Ms. J. T. Wright went 70 Springfield
OF 4 short visit this week Mr.. and
Mrs. John Campbell and sister Esther
are visiting il Amherst Geo. H
Hubbard Is quite Ill with a carburcle
90 MS neck and Ckas. Marshall l. az
work for him
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14
sTlArToy.

Town meeting passed off quietly with
a good day and a fair attendance.
The school board met Saturday and
and O. Fl. Palmer. clerk and superin-
tendenU.
About a foot of soft snow came Sat
urGay night and Sunday. Fortunately
il did not drift badly and the lumber
men who have not got their logs all in
are hurryiqg 10 10 20 while snow lasts.
A. Fl Baybrooks has gone 10 NJ.
Tabor. -Leander [. Allen. who has
been spending the winter with MS
daughter. Mrs. Hooker. in Brook
field. Mass. returned Monday. Mrs.
Frank Gonyer Is improving. %. Z.
Allen mas gone 10 Vernon with a load
Of goods fer + G. Lackey, Jr
Rev O. II. Palmer returned home on
February 27-Mr. and Mrs H. ".
Lackey have been away on visit for
a few days. The sick are improving
Frank G. Lackey. Jr.. Is moving 70
Vernon where he has secured a good
position. H H Richardson Is TO move
from Mr.. Babcock' 70 the place va
Gated by Mr. Lackey.
Town officers Moderator, " r. Lyman town
clerk q II Palmer -e!ecrlnen. A. Il. Knights
. +. Allen. -, A. johnson listers, p. q, Eddy,
W +. Allen, F q. Lackey auditors, " Ly
man, y. E. Allen, y, g. Allen collector II
taxes. A !. Pike. Isl constable. A. i Pike r1ah
comm l~slaner. y II Allen. uvprseer " poor. T..
A. Eddy school directors. ~. A. Johnson years
II. r Forester year., K. Lyman I wear
grand iurgrs, o. A. Johnson town agent. %. 4
Johnson town tax voted, II highway tax voted.
70 cents school zAN voted. 40 cents voted u
hive printed reports amt u collect taxes by
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14
PUTyEY

It il understood that the Couarega-
tlonal society has extended a cali 10
Rev. Haywood Of Jericho. hUt De Il IN
able to come before July
Miss Mamie Creras has visitors. the
Misses LaMere Of Ludlow CO., Mrs
James Whitney Is quite sick with con
gestion Of the liver. Horace Roberts
who has been poorly all winter, Is Tow
able 10 ride out.
The ". r. C.. met with Mrs Bailey
for their social which vas a very pleas
ant ore 70 we're present ana the time
yas passed II working On the quilt.
fancy work. erc. 4 boun-Itu supper
vas served which was much enjoyed.
Some remained il the evening and
Were entertained by music by Miss
Foster and Bert Bailey ! letter vas
read from Mrs. Gale il regard 70 Mrs
Knight who IL ar a hospital IN New
York. She Is doing as well as can be
expected and Is nicely situated. Mrs.
Gale Is visiting her brother
Saturday evening the members and
families Of the Mas0ns and Dad Eel
lows were invited TO Masonic hail 10
help W d. Waite celebrate his 18th
DAl ~Lh-ds Il AA-c supper " A. ScEF 60 w
about N, followed by music by Brat
tIehoro talent and speeches by Ravs.
Perkins. Haywood and Bennett, the
latter in behalf of the friends. pre-
=enring Mr.. Waite with a gold watch
chain. Mr. Waite responded with
thanks for the remembrance. The sven-
ing was spent IN a very pleasant and
social manner. all wishing him many
hanrw rerurr-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14
WTyDEAM

Warner Townsheud Of Grafton and
Dorand Bros. Of Chester were in town
Friday purchasing stock Earl Hol-
den goes 10 South WalpoIe. March 20
70 work for A. c. Dicky. Mrs Waldo
Smith. who was taken Ill while visit
ing az WesUm inster, was able 10 be
moved home Friday. Mrs. Ida Glea-
son Of Jamaica spent Saturday with
relatives here Marcellus ingalls, de-
live. 81 a hOck Of sheep at Grafton Sat
urtay and Gel Parker a flock at Ches-
ter Monday. George Smythe moved on
10 his farm last week Lyman How
ard sold a thousand dollars worth Of
stock one day last week. -Cieorge Carl
ton. Jr. and brother William. deliv-
cred some fine single logs 70 Wards
boro Saturday. Henry Bemis made
business trip 20 Jamaica Saturday.
L. \. Ballou Of Chester passed through
this place Monday. returning from ia.
maica where he mad been 20 look after
the interest Of the estate Of Eugene
Howard
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14
JACKSONVILLE.

L 0. 0, F festival, dance and sup
Per Wednesday, evening.
c. NJ Fox has sawed over loo cords
Of wood II the past ID days.
William Leray died Tuesday. The
funeral VIII be held Friday.
The Rebekah supper and dance drew
4 good sizad crowd Wednesday even
Ing
Frank Snyder aas bought the land
south Of the village owned by Ozias
Kingsley
D. N. Canaiy, R Q. Wilcox, \.
C S5etson. Henry Tyler and Dr. Thorn
As were summoned 20 Newfane last
week on the BelI-Johns3n case.
The meat business here changed
hands twice last week. Mr.. johnson
selling out 70 Clarence Pease Thurs
day ami NJ Pease 10 Clinton Gates
FRIDAY
E. P. Reed, !. \. Butrer6eld, y,
R. Mfg, company. Howard Russell,
Carl johnson and Z. /, Temple have
had telephone boxes placed in their
houses this week.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14
WAHDSEORo.

All who attended the sugar festival
az Grange hall last week report 4 most
enjoyable time.
Elton T. johnson and wife rejoice
over the recent arrival Of an eight
pound Erl ro their home.
Mr. LvrouEh. at O. !. Clark :. who
mas recently been operated upon for ap-
pendiCitls. IS doing we'll az this writ
ing. The operation vas performed by
Drs. Cole and Rice.
The entertainment given by the Sun
day school Tuesday evening passed of
pleasantly. Much credit Is due the
children who entered 50 heartily into
the work. Sufficient money vas PRO
cured 20 make up the deficit il last
year account.
Town atficers-M5GerlrCr George W Briggs
town clerk. o. e. Dexter. s-!ectmen. F z. Drx-
Ter VI II ~u0cker. john Cobb listers o. VI.
Newell. L. VI. Newell = 4. Wilbur. auditors.
.. G. Dexter Y. C. johnson. Z. !. Wells col
.pCtHr II taxes treasurer Ist constable Z. VI.
Firrs road commissioner. e. D White. over
seer II POOR. !. 4. Perry school director L. u
-J0cker- grand jurors. Y C. Johnson. town
Il-enr George ". Briggs.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14
Lie Guards.

The Life Guards are Two regiment
Of cavalry forming part Of the British
household troops. They ara gallant
soldiers. and every loyal British heart
l. proud Of them. Nor Only the King :
household. but yours. ours. every
hody's should have is life guards.
The need Of them l. especially great
when the greatest foes Of life. diseases.
ind allies in the very elements. as
colds. influenza cararr1. the grip and
pneumonia 10 II the stormy mouth Of
March. The best wav that We know
Of 20 guard against these diseases Is
% Strengthen the system with Hood :
Sarsa parllla-rhe greatest Of al life
guards. L removes The conditions II
which these diseases make their most
successful attack. gives viEor and tone
% al the vital organs and functions.
and Imparts genial warmth 70 the
blood Remember the weaker the sys-
ten the greater the exposure % dis
ease. Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the
system strong
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Enrz--ainmenz and chicken-pis sup
Ter az The -ow- hall Wednesday even
I1z given By The gentlemen for the
benefit q the Baptist Ladies Aid So
cierv.
Horace Alexander has bought a
steam mill II Chester and l. there ar
present His brother. Charles. has
charge II his mil il this place during
Ms absence.
Mr and Ms John Lireruore and
son from BalGwi1Fille, Mass, are VS.
i-i1E With their aunt. Miss Hannah
Lirer-orz. Elmer Sampson has
moved into TIE tenement vacated bv
Mr. SEa-rucz- Mr.. au6 Mrs Shirley
Brigham returned Monday evening
from Bra--lehcrc. where they have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs Charles
Far1um Of Peru visited with their
daughters Mrs Horace Alexander and
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14
MARLBORO

Farmers are getting ready for sugar
ing some WHO rad their buckets set.
report Monday as quite fair sap day.
VIII Fishers IIrrIe boy Is quite sick
with pneumonia George Warren Is III
with the measles Mrs Henry Mather
i also sick aud Ter mother Is here car
ing for her
Fay Brartou and wife II Stamford
visited az Ed Bellows the first Of the
week -Lorgie Thomas returned Tues
lay from Willianzville where she has
been visiting relatives. Justin Thorn
As has gone 70 Charles Phelps 70 work
in suzariua NJ 50 Nellie Pr0ury went
Friday 20 Brat1Iebora for visit Of a
faw tar4
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14
LONDONDERRY

The Faith Of Yuki San ard The
Country Kids" we're played TO a fair
sized audience Friday evening for the
benefit Of ina library.
Miss Mabel Reynolds : AZ the farm
visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary Rey-
holds. Elijah jenkins l. az work for
J. Il. HaGboru. John Carleton has
hired SriLLnan ChiI6s and LLOYD Store
70 work for MIN The coming season. -
Mrs P. F. Hol- has returned from
Concord. Mass. -RoIIin Shatruck and
wife have gone 20 Sunderland for az
extended visit.-EveIyu Wade Is az
home from B. r. i. 70 spend a weeks
vacation Mrs. Lucy Pierce Is caring
for Mrs. William Sheppard Ct Weston
Who / quite iL-Pa-rick Smith aud
wife are both sick with the prevailing
1iscemper David SUoveI Is more
comfortable. Fred Coleman has been
housed the past week with a severe
colt.-JHssie Garfield : visiting Mrs
LilIev II Bellows Falls. Mrs. Rose A.
ien returned 70 Boston this week after
making her parents brief visit.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14
WESTMINSTER.

Sugar makers are quite busy. " :.
Fem mas already made over 200 lbs.
Harry Miller, who served in -he late
Spanish war has been granted a pen
sion, with back pay.
The drama. Among the Clouds. -
will be presented at the town. nall this
evening for the benefit OF Fishers or
chestra.
\ party Of zrangers from BrattIebcro
assisted II working the third and
fourth degrees n Grange hall Friday.
" understand that II candidates we're
received into the ledge that night
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loyejoy returned
10 Springfield Monday Mrs. Anna
Johnson has returned from Kansas
City. Mrs. II. :. Cady returned from
Boston this week Miss Ida Wright.
supervisor at the Brarrlabor0 Retreat.
IS az home for j brief stay
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14

BY all TIE friends departed leaving
many tokens II their high regard and
heartily wishing the recipient many
happy returns Of the day.
Town meeting held 80 this side Of
the river last week was one Of the most
interesting meetings We have had for
a long time. II rough1 out several
good speakers co the different articles
in rhe town warrant which came up
for discussion. Our citizen. George
A. Downs, made excellent remarks and
70 the point in law and parliament
Jarv usages. also on the merits Of sew
sral propositions. Lewis H. Lynde
made good presiding officer. Z. Fl.
Miller presented a resolution Of the
high regard and appreciation a
town Of the services. ability and in
tegrlEv of the late Joseph Miller in
the discharge Of his duties as public
officer II the several offices which be
held during the last 80 years-which
was Adopted and spread upor the rec
ord Of the town. The proposition TO
deed the burving ground al the Cen
ire 20 the cemetery association was for
the second time defeated after a long
debate. Lewis Fl. Lynde was elected
school director in place Of D. I. Mans
field. v. +. Walker road commission.
ar, IN place Of \. I, Robbins. Who
las held 1t several years. Arms Miller
was nominated for first seIectman but
declined. The other officers remain
about the same. John Houghton was
elected a Few member on the hoard Of
seIectmen; 80 were appropriated for
observance Of Memorial day The
co exempt from taxation
the saw mill and Jelly works in East
Dumners1on, also the real estate. dam.
power plant aud electric lines Of the
3rattl=hcro Crasliehr company IN West
were withdrawn.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14
EAST OUMMERsTOy.

% David s. Reed. one Of our oldest cit
lens. who has been IN feeble health
br some time. experienced sIIgnT
beck this week.
IA Present Indications are that the sug-
season Is earlier than for several
Far. Sugar makers IN this vicinity
Ave commenced operations and are
hvirg a good run.
nc O. Reed has been III for Two
eeks Mrs. Martha Reed has been
nearly three weeks. These are also
RderIy people and neighbors. Though
8ey have the SAME name they are Of
INHERENT families. Mrs. ;. KELLEY IS
Improving.
II Removals in this vicinity are more
Numerous rhan usual this spring. Nor
Han Farr Of Chesterfield. y H, oc-
Rpies Mrs. Worden's house at tine
Hollow. Geo. Webber from Pu-ney
Ia taken the Geo. Phillips farm near
urney station. George Sheldon Of
&reenhelc. Mass, Is coming 70 the J.
Srearns farm. recently sold by +
j. Brown. Z. H. Brown IS moving
. to J D Reed house in the Hollow
III Lena Sonia returned to Holv0ke last
Geek after spending several weeks with
Yer mother. Mrs. Geo. Crosby, Al
kert Ornsbee Of WesCheld returned
Home Tuesday after week : visit with
Charles Ormshee. Joseph Dodge. wife
Ind daughter Of Bellows Falls spent a
lev days recently at 5. Kelley Mr..
md Mrs. Jonathan Herrick Of Brartle
bore were guests Of Mrs. 0. I. T. Ben
1etr a few days last week and Norman
Kelley was al ). Kelley = Miss LII
lila Williams Of Chesterfield is with
Mrs. Z. II. Brown for an indefinite
.ime. E. A. Hawks Of Deer6eId.
Mass. was guest of Mr. and Mrs. c. /
!. Walker over Sunday. Lawyer Fred
Spaulding Of Springfield came Satur-
lay TO H. T. Spauldiug Miss Mar
,arer SPaulding is visiting in Gard
Yer Mass
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14
pUNNE9sTON CENTER.

Fay Miller from BratJIeboro has
been home for short visit.
Wh0oping cough Is very prevalent IN
this eighcorhood several are severe
eases.
The auction Of z. H. Brown Sa5ur-
Day was we'll attended and good prices
were obtained.
Maple sugar season has now COM
b. enced and farmers are busy il get
ting their sugar utensils ready and
boiling sap. ! good run Is anticipated.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson attended the fun
eraI at Townsherd. Monday. Of Mrs.
Gwirchell. an old friend Of the family
pf Mr. jackson. He NET his father
| there from Burlington.
Miss Ethel Maynard. who has been
teaching in the Centre school the past
year. has returned 10 her home in Bar
fingron. y. H She was a very excel
|er- teacher and brought the school up
|C higher standard in order and dis
eiplire
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14
New Goods
FOR
Fall Suits,
0yercoats and
Trousers.
w. n. HAIGH'S.
Custom Tailor, Elliot 81.
The Everecr-Moore svud!eats.

bneLOn News bureau. Jan. ! LI-.
Bos1an--I5 is said tnar 5ne Everett Moore syn
d1Care had placed between sos. 600 and 500
900 II notes III Boston. with the stock and
bonds # the various companies IN which the
company i Interested A. collateral.
The entrance Of the syndicate into the 1eie
phone field was largely responsible for its pres
ant financial difficulties. It's traction interests
are extensive and ara. As 4 whole, well paying
properties. especially those LCcaEed IN Cleve-
and, Toledo and Detroit.
The Everett Moore syndicate controlled COM
panies having a capitalization Of over S50.0O0,-
900 It controlled through lhe Federal rele-
phone Company twenty or more telephone COM
palles. principally in Ohio some II which we're
N paying basis, hut in order 20 meet the Bell
Company iC WAS necessary for the independent
companies % largely extend plants and the at
tempt 80 30 rilLs resulted ilSa-rrUuSiv 4 case
somewhat similar % the Erie Telephone si1ua-
zion
The Bankers syndicate viii undoubtedly ar
range IN extend The notes IN the hope that the
traction companies viii be able u pull the tele-
phone properties through, bur IL looks now as
Enough tie only hope FOR the future II The syE-
ti1Care l. i divorce from the telephone cumpan-
les. This could probably he done II 4 sacrifice
sale 10 -Ae highest bidder. probably the Central
( Mon Telephone Company. This would elm
mate The principal competition u the Central
{ Mon from The leli anu The result II the 0p-
Grafton # this company would act a. a danger
signal % other companies entering the same
field.