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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-21
American Railroad Company Of Porto Rico

Schedule ofanS effect and after October 49, SOS between San Juan Carolina
AreclO Camuy, AguadiIa, Mayaguez and Ponce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-21

John Nc Dernott. Medford. y Alice
Lord descargaddo. Lorenzo j Julia,
pendiente.
The sun., 1903-02-17

street bears and German interests sold however
supposedly for short aceoun, and there was a
part OF TIE improvement was lost. New orlcan,
os Inc trade sSo%cd no Inclination to sell ior Ia
short account with any freedom. snow. slice
hs sfsSS scGn sna IN
Temperatures ranging from degrees below zer9
Liverpool cabled as follows statistical posi-.
and and cTscsi .Splnners fuii. Spectators danger
ously overloaded. Further Improvement can on9
msnd for goods spInnefs have boueh, 50 fIeey
lately that We expect they will now fall back On
Wall street firm said; Commission house,
are now inclined 70 look upon o., cents for the
msRs which S.re used sSrouShou @ he @ past Ss nohh
or two for bulllns the market and TO regard the
moreoysT sonsdeped sha, the adSsncs h.,
been manipulated 10 a great extent and forced
spinners, Instead OF following the advance v'l
fall back on their reserve stocks for their con
sum ption, and that outsiders cannot be induced
to buy al this level which is practically the hiehe,
that has been reached IN years at this period o.
bales ssr /. s to on n.
and rs thought that any further a,temp, a. manlp
among The trading element while the most IN
nusn!':i dealer, IN spots ana ,s sfpoTers, R A. We
will oppose the movement. While the bull Interests
be esne. ss
position has become unfavorabie from extensive
overbuytng. At the same time large blocks o'
spot cotton have been bought lately In the South
and the process OF digestion al these high prices
OF the balance OF the crop will be slow. We there
fore continue TO advise caution In operations on
the bull side. bu. would rather recommend secur
ing profits to our customers and the adoption OF
policy OF inactivity pending further develop ments
Should anything happen In the present, strained
speculative condition the markets here and At
Liverpool now occupy such as TO start general
selling movement. IL would probably be severe
and precipit . sharp break.
fha uraa 0ttA n Asr
for No. 7. Sales. 800 bags Bogota. Futures de.
cned 10 points closing steady, with sales OF 5000
American warehouse deliveries last week. i5t ie
bags against o. <sl In the previous week and a?oj
iasi year Rio advanced rs reis receipts. 1000 bags
stock. s0i.00o exchange. IiAd. Santos was IN
chanGed: receipts, 1900 bags stock. I0oavOl
Prices here as follows:
The sun., 1903-02-17

Coffee was more active. but the increased activity
owing to selling for both accounts. due malnly
'o the approach Of notice day. The cables werr
were light but it was in the main day Of fliauidn
tlon.
one Arm said: As have been expecting
receipts In Brazil are showing a sharp decreaSe
10 days receipts being the smallest we have ha1
small as they have been during the last few dal'
tour adviccs intimate that they win be even smaller
Hsr decrease in the World W Visible supply Tor the monh
OF February, This will make the NTH consecu,'v"
py M e Saa
Increases. the only decrease for the entire cron
month OF our crop year Aii we need to star ~
exciting. strong active coffee market is the %
on SpBy een a By
world very easily az the very low prices which havr
% have been below below he 'so; COS, O. Of prodSe,on F'1
fisS 2s. Cd. for spot and fi35 iss. for futures I'll
don sdvsascd iss % fsi s. Tor spot ps and Ts ior
sSn %k, 20 81 81 Is. %5s ;ss local S marks SS H L9
slesi,Siy',s; spSSS 10 TsSIg.Jy !? g
III. sssss ssi4s g' Tin plates. $50 al nil S5c
t.i2lfc spelter, 5ooas o5c.; iron, No. northern.
$3.50 s2S0 pig Iron warrants. nominal. Stct
rails al mill. s2s
NAVAL STORES: Spirits of turpen,ine ~. =
o1stc' common 10 goou strained roslh' t-'D ~
S.2S
PROVISIONS Lard was nrm: rcnnc1 Continent.
S,0.3o Western prime. &io.lo: Brazil kegs. s2
South American. si075 Pork was quiet vita mcS,
at SlL7STsis.2S. Tallow. sG6sc. Butter Cream
cry, extras. 26c.' rsts. 24a2S State. dairy, tubs
hnest. 239Gc. Cheese State. Z. G.. small, IA
made coored fancy. lhsc,: white. r.c,; iarse
fall made fancy. l4t,c. Eggs-Stdte and Penn
sylvania. 49, Western. l.c Chicago. Feb. i6
An advance OF TO 10 cents in hogs at the "a rd'
carried them To the highest price OF the scas)u
This LED to a sharp advance In the provision list
even while the grains were weak, The close Wa
at top prices There was considerable Govern.
OF shorts. particularly In pork. one OF the hrcr.
Packers was credited with liberal purchases Of
July ribs and there was also n good general 70
mission house demand. Most OF the selling Was
take pronis and II was led as usual by the snS
Packers. The average weight OF hogs re c i
here last week was 200 lbs, as compared visa 30
lbs year 70 and 20 lbs, two years ago
SuoAR.-Raw was Errer At 3i.c. for ajNey -
SIC. for 70 test. sales, 10000 bags ceni1'l-A
es test at she molsSses. - test. at s.. Ke'n
was weak: unsettled. nominal: list price -.
ls5r, for eranulated; actual selling prices. i'"f
ts5c. net cash for granulated.
CHICAGO Feb. i6.-Thcse were 10 days prices
The sun., 1903-02-17
NEW LACKAWANNA STEEL BONDS.
Much Larger output at West Buffaio to
he Provided For.

President Walter Scranton OF the backa-
wanna Steel Company in a circular to the
stockholders yesterday announced that the
construction OF the company's new plant
near Buffalo has been progressing rapidly,
but that it has become necessary to pro-
vide for . much larger output than was
originally contemplated. With this OBJ
ject In view, and that expenses may be
reduced to the lowest practical point, the
directors have determined that the inter-
ests Of tho company require it to secure
some Si5, 900 900 in addition 10 the expendi-
ture already provided for. 1t is therefore
proposed to issue not exceeding $40 900, 900
Of FIRST mortgage per cent. convertible
gold bonds, secured by a mortgage of the
real estate and plant at West Seneca and
the stocks Of other corporations now owned
BY the company.
II IL proposed to offer $4,000 900 Of such
bonds at once IL authorized by the stock
holders. They are to be given to SOCK
holders In proportion to holdings at 90 and
interest. Keene, Van Cortlandt 4 Co
and Speyer 4 Co. have agreed to take the
subscribed for by stockholders. The bonds
are 10 be dated April I. 1909. and are to be
payable in twenty years; they are to be re-
deemable at the option of the company at
l071z and accrued interest at any time
within three years from April 1. 1908. on
sixty days notice and II not no redeemed
are convertible into stock at par at any
time between April 1. 1906 and April /, 1918.
A meeting Of the stockholders will be held
In West Seneca on March 3 for the purpose
OF authorizing the issue.
The proxies accompanying President
Scrantons circular for use at the stock.
h0ld0rl' meeting are IN ada Ouf in ha /. -, -.
Of D. o. Mills. Adrian Iselin. Jr.. and Moses
Taylor.
The sun., 1903-02-17
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

There was considerable animation IN out
side securities to-day compared with the
the Closing 'da days OF last week Some notable
advances were In evidence in spots while
small losses we're shown In two or three OF
Of the market, no wsver. showed a consider
conditions prevailing 10, the stock market
considerably larger totals in nearly every
I6s lsa.sEs: in a the day: dealing. Scn Hs5e
up TO s1. but at ihe close reaction q !,
%ercan;il. Marine Issues We're ,fTm. espe.
cially the common. which gained a iractiop
from the opening; The wireles: telegraph
vancing z on good purchases. while insiders
Brooklyn Ferry stock which ho: been n,,ns ne
sales being made al ia, but later ross per
cent! to y The heaylnsss Sot q thls stock h1
on f wss ony d
posed Of last week privately.
I9 the copper shares, a generally hrmer
vance, Sances occurred in lately added Boston
points to zoo: Greene Consolidated displayed
ssSty fH0r q, the s So.s ~ Brftish Columbia Cop.
Ss5sS nfs Sa cen. ns IN 'ss ss1s
in the late dealings lost ali OF the gain.
There was a decided Improvement In
STANDARD on shares to-day, dealings in
oresslns materially Shortly after the open
ing there was good buying Of this stock.
which advanced the price more than 2 per
cent over the last cloee. After the an
nouncement Of the dividend Of $50 per share.
a further gain OF points was made. advancing
the price to 742
In bonds there was a decidedly better
demand for Erie new IS. which continued
the strong feature, advancing more than !
per cent on fairly heavy transac, ions to 8ih.
Frisco ts were comparatively quiet but
steady
The sun., 1903-02-17

Oats we're steady. Sales, Is. 900 bush. No. white
l4c.: No white 43]ac. Futures closed &c. lower.
MAY. i,,.c, Rye was nrm. No. Western. Sc
e.. l. T. New YORK. Car lots Jersey and State. 5Sc
to size. nominal. track Corn was active and nrm
sales 100 ooo bush mainly ior e1p9n ,e mere en- ana
No. 2 white, Si1c.; No. yellow. Slsc. Futures
closed &c lower to &c. higher. Sales. 100000
bush Prices as follows:
The sun., 1903-02-17

FORT HANCOCK. n; j. Jan. 20. 1905. Sealed
separate prop osals viii be received here until
3P NJ Feb. 10, 1905. for constructing, heating,
plumbing and electric wiring addition TO Hospital
Dead House at this post. Information furnished
on application. U. s. reserves tight to accept
tanning proposals should be marked Proposals
for constructing addition TO Hospital. etc, and
constructing Dead House." addressed JOHN N.
DUNN, O. NJ
The sun., 1903-02-17

The New York stocks are.
rhe Visible supply 10 as follows;

Wheat was quiet. business being lnterfered
hs sh n"esaons sS n price, IT, Were Slight, After
nrm opening on cold wave at the West, little
n,s.. sry1: sna *. q
cover abateI. general SHOWS were reported at
g S. S .s % 81 ssss witch
was larger than most Operators had expected.
cen, cen buy snye-s ilquidsted. while there Was more or
less short selling. encouraecd by the reports OF
ssS. pee. s o 20 R
reported in northern Argentina The cables were
rsS'I ,g ,ad ads sS Paris o1ce
iSc and Berlin and Antwerp were UNCHANGED.
% %o2ds sno%ss. G were sS,S
hsd expected being $50 100 bush against s,t2s ooo
s ns' ureen, demsnd rom M interior mc-s for Winter
wheat. Topeka reported the crop In hpe CON
Chicago received u cars including / OF contract
grade r., I msry rccs,pis were e'5no -, 90 egsh
seabo.rd received 10000 brsh and cleared is2 600
4 c,,s. student Of the situation said: Wheat ts
srs. sens etn' r% " Sn & seo1ns
and CONSUMING more Traders are beahsh ss
m +. hS sron se p. S.p.sd
cnce on the Invisible supply TO carry Us 10 another
f,ps FOR srea, deal more whe than we may prob ,by
Get without ADVANCING the market At times u
Supp,y T1 may yet prove disa appointins"
tom was ra,heI easy ssS, early IN the % day owing
snd so 'Isf sH' nsrs e much
10 SELL iaicr on a smaller estimate Of receipts for
chicago TO rrorrow caused covering. which. TO
ge,her with q pretty good export demand. pro.
duced n rsI,y The cables were Irregular Ilver.
pooI being !. to I'D. lower ana London unrha nged
10 nd higher The visible increased 9sN mn bush
The smoun, on passage Increased .oss 40 hush.
World's shipments were ?.6ii,l0O bush. against
'oss ooo last week and ',oo. 100 last rcar Ch'ca 60
received toQ cars. none OF contract grade. and
jhe receipts there 10 morrow are estimated at
s,S Primary receipts. In spite OF had weather.
werr more than double those OF q year ago. being
s7sooo bush against ,o7.ocp last year: shipments
1ss Opo bush Western advices report an abundance
Of shelled com awaiting shipment from primary
po,n's oats were easier owing to better grad
ine. an increase OF Ns.rD bush. In the visible and
WIu,da,,cn. Chicago received SO cars. incud-
ing nfty two ~ contract T-tdc
Ftovp. quiet and steady. Sales. 1900 hb's.
Rpcep,s ere IA, az bh s. nd % e2t sacks erports
oSo bb's ami 1925 sucks. Winter In Ibis: Super
Gne sa 7OHs.7s: Nc. extra, -. .75d y sH clears
a. isslsi: s.r1irs,s. sa,S~si.sr natcrts s,essi
n ~ Sprlng In IN Clears g. 81 ~ 20 S.raigh's
S. ;oaSs7S; patents. Aojeaso rye uour $500
f355
CorroS. --Spot cotton here WAS unchanged.
safes sti hsles for sonnnc and 200 delivered on
contracts Mldilins unianis, 0. o.. agsinstsi 1910.
New or cans and Guif a.SSc AGAINST -tgc. South.
erp soot marke,swerc rene rally frm and unchanged
IJyernoo was unchanged On the spot. with sales
OF sOoo bales futures closed 2 TO lower Man
chester outlet and steady. The movement TO day
The sun., 1903-02-17

There was a moderate rise In cotton 10 day which
some think would have been greater but for the
fact that telegraphic communication with the
South slow by reason OF the stormy weather.
Liverpool came better than expected In View Of
South WAS cold and stormy. the receipts were
moderate. the eApor's large. spot markets nIm
while the unfavorabe weather Is expected 70 csuse
anothe. dimlnution in the crop mevsment We'll
The sun., 1903-02-17
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
IMKRICAN CIGAR COMPANY.

Notioe e hereby given that the Annual Meeting
Of the stockholders Of AMERICAN ClGAR 60.
far the election Of Directors and the tranSac ion
Of such other business as may properly come before
the meeting viii be held At ne homs ONCE OF une
O'clock p. ii. on Tuesday, March 3. 1903.
II. 4. CHRISTIE. Secretary.
The sun., 1903-02-17

Fia., Feb. i0 1909. Proposals for Building and
Eaulpping . Steel Hun: stern Wheel Combined
II A. n. April II. 1905. and then opened, Infor.
nation furnished on application. FRANCIS r.
SKUNK, Capt. Elgrs.
The sun., 1903-02-17

INTERNATIONAL CIGAR MACHINERY co.
Notice IL hereby given that the Annual Meeting
of the stock holders OF INTERNATIONAL CIGAR
MACHINERY co. for the election OF Directors
and the transaction OF such other business as may
properiy come before the meeting. will be held AT
the Home once OF the Company, No FIRST 81.
March l. iooe N. NJ. WHEDBEE. Secretary.
The sun., 1903-02-17
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Advances silshtly-LNcrpOoi Bet
ter Thxn Expected. weather Bad.
Exports BiE. Spot Frrm-Wall street
and German Selling Checks Advance
--GTiin Irresular-CORee Lower
Provisions Higher.
The sun., 1903-02-17
PROPOS AIS.
AouEpUcr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room No 2o7. Stewart Duilding. No. $50 broadway
NEW YORK. Jan. 20. 1908

AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room No. 207. Stewart building. No. $50 broadway
NEW YORK. Jan. 20. 1908
TO CONTRACTORS.
bids or proposals for doing the work and fur
nishine the materials called for In the approved
forms OF contract now on nc In the once OF tho
Aoueduct Commissioners for building fourteen
highway bridge steel superstructurcs across the
Croton Lake and River and It's tributaries In the
towns OF Yorktown, New Castle, Somers Lewis
boro, Bedford and North Salem, westchcs,er
county New York. will be received at this once
until IL o'clock noon on Wednesday. Feb. ts 1893
and they will be publicly opened by the Aaueduct
Commissioners soon thereafter as possible. and
the award of the contract for doing said work
and furnishing said materials will be made by sad
Commissioners as soon thereafter as practicable.
specincations thereof. and bids or proposals and
proper envelopes for their incosure. form Of bonds
and all OF her Information can be obtained at the
above once Of the Agueduct Commissioners on
application to the Secretary. -
published at No. City Hall.
BY order Of the Aqueduct Com missioners
WILLIAM II. TEN EYCK. President.
HARRY W. WALKER Secretary.
The sun., 1903-02-17

Port exports, 4s.5so bales. Futures closed steady
at O net rtse OF points on March and I 10 s on
the rest Of the list with estimated sales Of 35oO
hal,.s Erica 8 lnllnXx,
The sun., 1903-02-17
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

wAUMoToN. Feb. 1.-THE receipts and ex-
psnNiures Of the Treasury were:
THIS DAY This Month Fiscal Y,a,
RecepG .......2 ~ .Ss.20 S25.507 $50 $50 1877 So7
Expenditures i.a45.0o0 2s.6O.0Oo $50 SIS $40
-
Surplus. ed2s.7ii si.<l7.570 so <e7
National bank notes received 10 day for redemp-
uon. eS<e.7SS; receipts from Internal revenue
q ;ssAs"; customs h.o's'Sos miscellaneous 'ii%
The cash ststemen, Of the United States Treas
urer for Feb. 10 shows:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-11-12
FULLY IDENTIFIED.
tory OF the Signature "Char1cs Car
roIl of Carr0IIton" on the Decfur-
alton of Independence.

There is one episode in history which
made a great impression on me the
first time | remember hearing about it
and that impression, says a writer in
st. Nicholas, has not been lost or ever
become fainter in the years that have
passed since.
1t happened in July, 1776, when q
group of men, the representatives OF
the American people, were gathered
together about a table, signing their
names to that great work known as
the declaration Of independence.
Among the last to come forward was
a man from Maryland, and after writ
Ing his name, Charles Carroll, one Of
the others said to him: IF England
ever gets us in her power we are sure
to be hung as traitors. But there are
other men in the colonies by the name
1T Charles Carroll, so you hava moro
Of a chance to escape"
For q moment there was silence;
then Carroll picked up the pen and
after his signature wrote the words:
"Of Carrollton"--the only man in all
those SO to tell the name Of the town
in which he lived.
Other things, perhaps, Of far more
Importance to the world have taken
place than when Charles Carroll wrote
the name Of his town after his own,
but the remembrance Of his unselfsh-
ness and bravery will ever be treasured
in my mind as an evidence of those
qualities which / mos. admire.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-11-12
CROWDING OF CITIES.
An U~nmfstakabie and Potent Factor
in the Present Growth
of Crime.

The modern crowding of the popula-
ton into cities is a factor of the first inn
p~ortance. Enthusiasts eXtravagantly
disparage the moral condition of cities.
This eXcites contradiction, and in the
controversy the fact is overlooked that
profound changes, some beneficial and
others pernicious, have been and are be-
ing silently wrought by the aggregation
into cities of so large a part of the popu-
lat1on, writes James M. Buckley, in The
Present Epidemic of Crime" in Century,
We are entering upon the third genera
ton of hotbed city life. The offspring OF
those whose occupations are ~sedentary,
who use stimulants, lead irregular and
excited lives, must, with few exceptions,
suffer from inherited irritability of the
nervous system. An abnormal strength
and eccentriCity of impulse must be the
result, and this is fostered by city life.
A lamentable change has passed over
the country with regard to the learning
OF trades. Most temperaments require
manual labor in the earlier a of act
I've lie, and much exercise al all periods,
Labor unions determine the number OF
apprentices which may be taken, and this
number is so small that it is impossible
for the large majority of growing bows
to secure either the knowledge of trades
or the physical and mental benefits OF
steady employment. Counting rooms
ana SHOPS are crowded with applicants
1or every vacant place, while thousands
are lett to roam the streets, having
neither trade, profession, nor knowledge
of business.
The struggle for success in society,
finance, politics, literature, applied sci
ence and art grows more fierce as the
cities grow larger; the prosperous have
often paid too dear for the whistler"
those who fail are, according to tempera-
ment, Respondent or desperate. and the
consequence is a steady procession to the
sahatorllm or the prison. Andthe num-
Der OF neurotic. romantic. hammered
youth of both sexes is incomputable. If
the country often underestimatee. the
CITY o1tener oVe~restimates; and the pre-
maturely blase youth is in an abnormal
condition which feeds upon itself. Under
such circumstances the very qualities
which made q good man may make his
son a curse to the community,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-11-12

A large, once-white cat, with yellow
blotches at intervals adjoining rather
scraggy fur, gave an exhibition of high
jumping at the corner OF Golden Hill
II Main streets, shortly before n
O'Clock this afternoon. The cat was
on the sill of a fourth-story window of
the Curtis block, on the Golden Hill side.
In the window was a ITO Rent sign,
which limited that the cat had been left
behind. The animal mewed for a few
minutes, and then deliberately jumped
to the ground. 1t took the animal a per-
ceptible time to reach the sidewalk, and
when it did land it was with a slap
which could be heard distinctly on the
opposite side of the street. The animal
was apparently unhurt, for it picked
itself up, shook first one leg and then
the other, and finally made a dive for n
swtlI tub, where it RECALLED Itself on
crumbs from the rich mans table,
Bridgeport STANDARD.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-11-12
AND WHISTLER WAS MARRIED.
How the Famous English Artist Let
Another Pop the Question
for Him.

Mr.. Labouchere, Of Truth, is a dar-
ing man. He recently confessed to hav-
ing acted as matchmaker between the
late gifted and eccentric artist, James
Mcneil Whistler, and the lady who be-
came his wife, but who was at the time
a charming little widow of artistic
tastes, happy-go-lucky ways and sunny
disposition, relates Youths Compan-
ion.
The two we're known to be strongly
attracted toward each other, and to have
already talked in a vague, far-off,
Elysian way Of possible matrimony; but
it was perfectly plain that Whistler
would never do anything SO practical
and commonplace as definitely to pro-
pose and be accepted, get a license, go
to church and be married, unless some
kind friend took him in hand. Besides,
1t was touch and go with his temper
and his tongue how he might treaE any
kind friend who should attempt the
service. Mr., Labouchere took the risk,
He was dining with them one evening,
and decided to bring things to the point
at once.
Jenny" said he, will you marry
Mrs. Godwin?"
certainly" answered Whistler.
Mrs. Goodwin" the bold matchmaker
continued, will you marry Jemmy?"
certainly" responded the lady.
When" persisted the practical La
bouchere.
ooh, some day" said Whistler.
THAT won't do" said L~abouchere.
I'VE must have a date"
so they both agreed" he narrates,
that should choose the day, tell them
what church to come to for the cere-
mony, provide a clergyman, and give
the bride away. I fixed an early date,
and got them the chaplain of the house
OF commons to perform the ceremony.
1t took place a few days later. After the
ceremony was over we adjourned tc
Whistler's studio, where he had pre-
pared a banquet. The banquet was on
the table, but there We're no chairs, so
we sat on packing cases. The happy
pair, when I left had not quite decided
whether they would go that evening to
Paris or remain in the studio.
How impractical they were was
shown when | happened to meet the
bride the day before the marriage in
the street, Don't forget Tomorrow |
said.
"'No,' she replied, I am just going to
buy my rousseau
"a little late for that, is it not?'
asked.
ono she answered, for am only
going to buy a tooth brush and a new
sponge
However, there never was a more
successful marriage. They adored each
other and lived most happily together,
and when she died he was broken
hearted. Indeed, he never recovered
from the loss"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-11-12
POINTS AND OPINIONS.

-
Private monopolies are indefensible
and intolerable. '--Democratic platfrom,
1900.
War upon the trusts; war upon mo-
nOpoly; war upon special privileges
that is democracy.
The country has discovered thai
the g. o. p.'s prosperity" stock was bad
ly watered.-Atlanta Constitution.
President Roosevelt thinks that
he has headed off any investigation of
the postal scandals by congress. How's
that? Statute of limitations, again?-
Albany Argus.
BY the way, is there any reason
why some Of the phases Of thigh finance
manifested in the organization Of the
shipbuilding trust should not come I'M
der the application Of the plain old
fashioned law that Furnishes people for
obtaining money under false pretense?
Is there any difference between a lying
prospectus and the ordinary kind Of mis-
Observation-Disclosures Journal
Rep.).