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Soon $. Gnrner bon RciusYor un0
VtIlorco N. 8oDnc BON bier.
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GolbltrH.
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~ Die Ser. Sleii6idncioer. uno
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ma Sobmann II. Sobn licfert bic
8ilrit unth Dcm @ltrftStnno tuer-
ben porlteben Die $50. Sofob 5leden.
Iteiu unb Sobn Ncutam, !.
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gierter Snli anf Der @cltansitcanns.

Gouds@ rfitriioneu onf Der pBenn-
iplpania $ @iienbobn" am 30. SUM
uto 2, Suli. $t7 fir Die &uaoreiie
bon Baltimore. Sir Die Giifiobrt
innetbalb 5ebn Sagen giiItig. a6-
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Die Score" Der iibrigen Spitie iuor,
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1efhdftsfibrer 6. 81. Seiu8, Bobnuna:
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Gigentblmer g. Siaiue, Bobnung;
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New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
SALE OF KNOX CHURCH.
Roman Catholics Get Presbyterian
Edifce-OtRer Realty Ne1rs.

Thomas Capek & Co. the well known real estate
firm, has sold the Knox Memorial Presbyterian
Church. Nos. 80 and % East Seventy-second-st-.
for about sS9 600 cash the Roman Catholic Church
of St John, No. 2i9 East Seventy-frst-st.
On October 25 it Will hold its first in its new
home.
II IS not quite a year ago that the private house
No 249 East Seventy-frst-st was purchased by the
Rev John T. Prout who that time was a curate
IN St Monica's Church East Seventy This
was adopted for temporary chapel mass being
said there and Sunday school instruction being
given there 10 the children. It was intended prin-
cipaily for the Bohemian population of the neigh
norhood. there being more than thirty thousand
Bohenians in the section.
A picture valued at $40 O0 will he placed in the
new house OF worship. The church has not been
occupied for the last five years The dedication of
ne churcn VIII take place some time in October.
EXTENSIVE alterations and renovation will be made
IN II Alphonse Mucha, during his recent visit to
TINS CITY. painted for the church special banner
OF Or the patron saint of the church. and has prom
lSs1 10 contribute some mural decorations 10 the
eolnce The size of the church plot is 4GxlG2 feet
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The MoVickar- -Gaillard Realty Conpauv IN con-
junction With Adam A scho has sold for the estate
OF Emma A Rickerson 10 Joseph WaIkenberg Nos
so and Sl2 East One hundred tveIfth-st four
story tenement house. 4. 6xsS.s feet.
= Iuott & Co have sold for Meyer Solomon the
three story brick dwelling house No. SO East One
hundred and thirteenth st. Is.sx100 feet.
Taylor & Douglass have sold for z Monaghan ?,
Caroline MarotzAi the four story brownstone single
on lot 20 loxlOO feet
N. I. & c. Ernst have sold No. 2.24s Bathgate-avs
4 three story single hathouse. Is 3xs6xs6 feet.
harry Goodstein has bought from L A Mitchell tie
hve story triple house, with store No IfS
West One hundred thirty o Ranger and
Levy Brothers brokers
Heller & RozenfeId have sold for a client No s14
East One hundred and thirty fourth-st four story
hathouse on lot e5xi00 feet James T. Barry holds
Samuel c Baum has sold No III CauIdveI ave a
three story frame hathouse lot is.9xl15 feet
Margaret Sullivan has sold TO Levy. Lbermau &
60 No SSH Third-ave. FOUR story hathouse. lot
Schneider & Bachraoh have bought plot 1oox1oo
feet north side OF One-huEdred- sixteenth
ST, 10 feet west OF Madison
L Greeuwald has sold for Louis Lese 70 H Beno-
vitz and : Astor No All East Eighty-hrst-st. FIVE
story tenement house on lot 25xl82-2 feet.
Joseph kantrowitz has sold No. 81 West Ore-hun-
dred and thirty thrdst, i've story nathopse. lot
Hannah Weinberg so1d No. 81 Chrystie- ST. a Hvs
story tenement house. lot 1sxl00 feet
Isaac Mayer son have sold through Isaac Ossernan
20 Frederick Iresr another Of their SIX story fahouses
81 x99l II feet. the north side OF Onehundred-a
forty-thrd-st between Seventh and Eighth This
makes five sold
Goldberg GreenbprE have bought No 527 - 5ss West
Fortieth-st four four story tenement houses plot
looX8sS feet Warren L Sawyer holds title
in2 West Cne-hundrpd and three story
dwelling house. on LOT Is sx9e II feet
Abraham A Lew has bought No so East Third 81. a
Hoffman hold title
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
Brooklyn
Change of Name.

ATA SPECIAL TERM OF THE SUPREME
ard for the County of New York a. the County
Cour- House in said County O ths 2na tay Of Seprss
jhs of the application Of D o HAYNES 4 Con-
pany f1r authority . change s name 70 Connerc1al
t.Sa q D O Haynes Co1paay. do1-stic STOCK cor
~ S0th dsy OF August 1894 wherein sad Petirtons
prays fer order authorizing IL . assnns a1stne-
oorporats name 70 Wit the na1e Co-aI.ercal News
paper COMPANY. and fling The c=--t-czss q rs
Secretary or STATE annexed tasrsIo esryas ma Ies
name OF suca corporation y proposes % assume - 1o-
the OF any other domestic corporation OF HAs
cuIated decisive. and fling due proof oy aeAv-
showing tha EoItcs q ne PEesstsss o. sd Set.1.
newspapers published in tbs County ot New xork- N
Saiea S0easy @ - we 81 1S3 "a. - Ps-3rss p
the adaT1ts and certificates presented tae-sUir1 -
ehsss o. aarss Proposed ana taat ts FstSz sas h.s
duly authorized and that notice q ne Presentation {:
On aot5a Q: Baldwin : Whits. AEIoraeys tar tAs
said Psrtousr ons opposing e Is o-d--sd nat sad
iss PsTttionsr E hersls D O. Eaynss Z conzTszy b ai
hs7e6y i5 os a55soEssf e ssss 5s = a. 80. .
loh day q oc5o5s- Is4 and Y = ru-ssr ordes.t
when It !: gT.2isa p ast Sitsia tsa sas. troa
The date Re-eot n Ias eSs Sr ne Ss-x & "a cS5y
corporation said Corporation Is alsc ard u wtcs
mas mas is p 64ser sSs 9itb3 reY aa, s1-.- - -,
thereof sled the once ot the ssc-ssay q st4ts
pl6lished wsek. c9E four sssesszsvs vssSa =
- Nav Yo besiusinE sthn ten dsys s-.s- rss .-y
hereof and that aoavtts os tbs pUotcz-,cr cs cA.s
gasr 3 sea IL 's es Hse az and .sass Yst t. ess q 8:
IS entered vel N ms oacs q sscr.lz-y :.
a:s' asss'' Va''' '''tael '''' 'A''''t E's5'a . s.
Inaorss4- EIss aaa Essarasa Sep 9 tses s5z
sAIDw5N 59g.!s.-s " wHEEE FE13;,...-
Pine street. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

avenue D. n = corner Houston-st: due Au--,s,
- l. 1907 : per cent ----.-.-....
NeIi- 20 Max EiSIrans same property. prior nov
gage. S55 00a: iustalmsnts. s per cent
Hingler Maurice u. 70 Paul Naver- fo-.L -
s % II os Nanhattan-ave: year. 5 D,
Groh. Peter J. 70 William y Cromwell ans ~
9theE. trustee; SSd-sS Nos las and I47 Ess+
Wolke1berg Bertha. 20 American MorrEasz t-,y5
pany. 34th-st. Nos SO and 3l2 East vszr !
Per cent. .............. '-'
same 70 Hugo Cohn. same property; prior r,,-t
gage. S19 coo, l year. 8 per cent ~
Re!ph. Henrietta A. 70 LAWYERS TitIa r-.,,-, :.
t2mpsny: 2d-ayc, n " corner Flowers = OIjr
Vile. years. psr-cent. -....-- So '''i
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Birdie Anton 20 Ernest Hammer: Fox
corner i65th- prior mortgage. $4,000.
staments 5 por cent. ..------.--. $4,000
Sehparz Caroline 10 Manhattan Mortgage Com
pany. Sstf-st No 2I7 East years, per cent 1900
I>esa Louis 10 Julius Q Hegemann: l5sth-st
W corner Eiton-st: year per cent 10000
Brasch. Samuel TO Lawyers Title Insurance
CompanY Avenue r, " corner lith-st:
same to F,incus I.owenfsd another.
properly. prior mortgages $4,000 demand.
per -. Is 500
Siemeyer Disdrich and another 20 Henry Kroger
& 60: Broadway No 1885. instalments per
cent. 5000
paHy; Beaumont 5, a25 II Of lsTth-st:
years, per cent -. $500
eratVe Building and Loan Association: Pelham
ave 2Sa " a. CambreiIng ave.
msntS per cent - ,-,a, s.,,.. i,:,;: $3.50
Trinity W Teasdale Place. 1 wear
Century Realty COMPANY % Mutual Life Insur-
% NeW- York. Tth-
q Of sati ST. time and per cent fSu'i. 100000
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Iofoas Ct s s';aSsaaE' as.s: Hs:sa ss
Kinsshriass @ ss 90 + Terrace visz
ssnsrs ne Fte0Ts5 y ss,v,s, Di 2 4 II from
Eaiiroad; contains : ss acres. with all tiIIe in
Greek. Harlem River land under Tsrsr. p%yft GSar
Pa1 sat1e Trust i Company 70 New-York state
1o2d-s, Sos 1ss and 16s East 54xloo IL irene
same property, Helen 5 NJ Brodie by guardian 1OO
SAM a 1r06ery ag hsoRold sS kagfnann 70 Jonas Wen
L4n2x-ave E9 = s sl1o # Of 121st-st. 2ox1o0:
aR5 Asylum Of Pr05s.tsa5 5s rR- EpiiaSPsi 665
c:aa9EsIns7 sE4sz In I5Es ave 4 o. BeyaEd-st
road road GooePsrssve j JB5gdins and Lean
1s7th-st s. as it Of WIiiis-ave 75xioo: -'OO'
SI.1asdt SSheTiaan-s r.; W cor Elicit i4xssx42x
BrsdhgrstaSe e0r Is 1s ard ia NfSs1 hso Nominal
Bing 70 James Burr: naoTtgages sia 900 Nominal
1,5 haber Co: naor!gsges sSs 600
Tos: Kssns . % Thoaas S tza5ics5; ac5
1a9s6-st oh s 100 It O s. N!cholas-sys 25x
IOo 10 Nay yoI I Hdaskin TO William L Pickard; 80
F5q9zsge s IEsg r.n4,.. - . e lss'h. 2z7ss Iox
nortgages. $4,000 exchange and. -----.---.--, 100
100 ii125ozae1o charles Rosen;haI and sao
CAGES "a a s1osooO 200 1 an an9 or1l PaI, mort 100
PTacis Golden e. 80 70 Vit5 \ q Pi9iar6 ] o5ssf
part. all title Nominal
part al ttis. Nominal
I .
John Sesse: mortgage. S24 1000. o C 100
IIth-sr. No 1886 West. 23xS4 =. Anna A Logan ct
al executors and trustees. to Harry C. Simon:
mortgage $50 900 600
1o3d-st, No 300 West 20xIOO Il; Charles P
sh-iste TO George F Hinrichs. mortgage S1T.-
900. O c
3d-ave, I . &. 162d 51x96.5 sarah
Georg and John Aitkeu. Nominal
hinEsn-dge Road Ennlsr1ch Place. sos
xlvNs1 1Tll52 John Baker 20 Richard Q
Allez. -.---.-.--.----. 100
F72EsI-s5 = cor lst-ays. 1Oozloo olinviIls:
James : Barry Henrietta A Relph: exchange
I521-st. No $50 West 25x99 II. Lillian II
Queripel to Israel Schneider. mortgage. $1,000;
1o5th-st :. % e Of Manhattan-ave. 75x
mortgage. $1,000: o -. 100
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Bran 7. Kennedy Madison-ave No 9S1. = =.
81 10 y 75th-st. 20.4xIO5 t. sty ork and stone
dwelling house. yoluntary sale S5th-s No 252-254.
$ 100 n West End-av S0xlo-2 Fl. TWO sty brk
fla houses. voluntary sale
casa n $ i45th-st. 2x67 9x17 sx702 II. sy brb
dwelling house L w Whtlock c " Barnard = al
FaIlovs & D. attys: 1 Jacobs, ref, amt due, ss.-
Il. S55S II lexington No 343.
8 20 II 40th-st II. sty front dwell
ing house q D de Nell agt H Townsend al.
Turner r & Il attys ! p McDoaough. ref, amt due.
s2l.6e7 10; etc. $3.50 SO
Fy Peter 2 Meyer 45th-st. No $50. s. SIS "
sh-eve Is sty stone front dwelling house.
Lawyers Title Ins CO " Donneuy et al; Merrill
& r attys. r Finch. ref. amt due. s2s.000; taxes.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

side. scO fat
south westchesyer-ave. story brick dwelling
house 2Ox44 feet. James g. Gafney. owner. John :
Kennedy. architect. cost. 5000
Harou-ave. side $50 feet north of On~huntrs1-
fourth-r- one-half story
dwelling houses 2lx53 feet each Helen Anderson owner
FlsEE architect cost, $1,000.
Second north side. 20 feet east 81 Fourth
WIIiansbridxe one story frame storage house 20xl
feet George Lewis. John Davidson architect.
S4Oc
ElEhth-st north side. III feet of White Plains
three two frame dwelling houses S7X4S
Agnes Ha~ens owner. John Davidson, architect
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
LEASES EAST SIDE PLOT.

G5odstsin has leased .or term of ten Years n~
lots 1ehundred- -ssvsntsenth-st. and rh@
River - Krasnor BROTHERS an aggregate rental o.
SO 90 and EhrsufsId q the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
AUCTION SALE YESTERDAY.

BY Philip A. Smyth. Sedgwck-sve. W 5. s13 q
Of Cedarave 2o4 3x132 6x265 @x1s7ll II. sty frame
dwelling house and and frame stable and
can't i r weIch II q Hilton al; 4 Gilbert
ettv John Jeroloman. ref amt due 1914 a.
S2a5 s.. Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
REALTY NOTES.

Henry leased Nos. 10 and il2 Fitth-sve 20
Isaac NJ. HAYS for five years st $50 600 year.
10 a Of about twenty-five acres IN Kings
bridEe-ave Of Terrace View-ave and also 20 a
parcel OF about that trans
Guaranty Trust Company 70 the
New York state Realty and Terminal Company
Daniel Brdsall & have leased for John 2 Olsen
10 90 Thomas-st. a six story building for a term Of
a n aggregate rental q $50. con
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
IMPORTANT souTH.sT. DEAL.

Ts- Rulana Whiting ConlPany has sold for ths Eaton
Cole & Rlrnhan company a client The prop~rry NJ
232 No 453 &5e Wstsr-st. Soal6o
feet. covered with Old buildings.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
QUICK RESALE OF UPTOWN PLOT.

Bernard smyth sons hare rssoId for J. Allen Towns
end Abraham Ruth the pIot tae southwest corns
u Amsterdam ana 4-hundred- -and-t second
st a. lIxl01 feet
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

slawson s Hobbs have sold for Z : & J Alpaush
investor story double apartment house
l53 West Etghtieth-st, o5U9lNluo feet
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
SALE OF THE cLINcHY PROPERTY.

Robert 3 Johnston. trustee has sold Elizabeth
Rankin the cnchy property. kings
bridge Road. $50 feet east OF SeGgwcE The prop
~rty comprises about tverteisht having frontage
in kingsoridgs Roa6 3ts line $50
west line % col 35 feet ard east line ~ 80 feet
The property Will be usec for business purposes
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
SELLS CHELSEA TRACT.

Eran l. Kennedy the estate of Of David +
Hunt about nnery-tvo acres al Chelsea-on-
Hudson 20 a client OF Francis =. Pollock
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
INVESTOR BUYS DWELLING HOUSE.

The Whitehall Realty Company reports the sale an
investor of No SO west Sxty-seoou5-st four story
building. a qlor 2ox75 feet and also No 313 Vast
siNLhst, three story dwelling
house. . 4 Plor i 1Xluo feet
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
RANOoLPH-eAckER COMPANY DEAL.

he Randolph -Ba-ksr Company has =otd 10 y BERN
s-e.~ the pronc-t~ Nos 24T an5 249
single ana double house. 4sN1o3 feet
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
NEW HOME EoR INSTITUTE.

NJ = q Ernst have leased % the oppsnh-irlsr
Institute bachelor apartment house No I5e West
Thirty-fourth-st ~ AZ rental OF
So 600 L ]. Philips & Co were the brokers'
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
LOFT BUILDING CHANGES HANDS.

4 H Olsen has sold the story Ioft building =
the northess, cf yaIick and Laghi sts. on II
- RY1n0
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
Financial Meetings.

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE & ST PAUL RAILWAY
COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
q this company for the Directors
nd transaction OF Other
vii ha Office compauv CITY Or
Milwaukee. TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON Of sATtR-
DAY. SEPTEMBER p. 1904
The transfer books viii be closed THURSDAY. the
~ September 1904 and reopened the
te1bsr
ROSWELL MILLER. Chairman Of the Board
2sth july. 1900
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
Help " 0Rted Malc.

WaNTFD--Subnspector of Ordnance. ss5e per
diem a competitive exa minatou win be held the
abose position september 80 iSo4. once of the
n s Inspector 81 Ordnance. BROOKLYN. n For
further Informal address w. INSPECTOR OF
oRpHARcE. I'ost oelee Building. Brooklyu- n.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

THE rSIoS BAc AND PAPER COMPANY
'iEEGENrHALER LINOTYPE coYP,Ny

: \ MEETING or THE BOARD Z or 1""f DT.
@ei2ys LED Ibis dsy. quarterly 9i,do,a ~
80 %si, pAE ~ PER CENT s.ss 6.cis,ad -.
~ - enc after reeHsoer % 1895. the soeeosers
"eiaFk Il am. 1914. a. ono
i7fh ,sss lo9ss 1ih close Saturday September
ss- s,c,rssD - ~. cif0f y NJ ara reopen on qatdr-
's' "eietef J. l.s15. ~ ter O'Clock A Il 80 ~ ~
FRED J WARBTJET6R 7,,.@,rer
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
oarT0SGres Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.
Abner c Thomas. sur=esat- cf the County or NJ
Ior notics : hereby gIvsn = al persons having
against Matilda "a C1a1ashaIa late % the County o.
business No "a William street. BoroSsh .. sIasr,<
the City OF New York. On before third dsy ~
Da.ed New York, The 2sth day q March 1904
Street. Borough OF Manhattan CITY q New Xorx 80
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
4 Abn-r C. Thomas. Surrogate % County of New
1erA aotee Is hesoS slVs4 70 AZ persons having claims
York deceased % present tho with vorvhers
ness at the once o. Parker aaron No - Broadvsy
Borough o. Manhattan, IN ths CITY of New On y
1efS5s the & lS;a vd day q 2,, NOysH1ssE 1 next
FREDERICK 5 PARKER
WILLIAM NEWTON COLLINS. Nl@-'Is
PARKER AARON Attorneys for Executors se B-osd-
Borough % Manhattan. New zork City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abnsr G Thomas. a Surrogate the County OF S-w
York notice hereby given 70 al persons havtrz
diseased 70 present
sFic- of chslncsv s Triax us R-oadwsv Rsre11<h 81
2sth day OF November Dated New York the ism
day OF NAV. 1904 MARGARET MADELEINE REILLY.
cII4TNCET s TRUAx Attorney for aauainlst-at-ix
us Broadw'y Borough OF Manhattan New York CITY.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. FraRk T Fit-serald Surrogate or n. County o.
NewYors Notice II hereby given 10 an p-rscrs having
YORK.. deceased q present the voucher
thereof the subscriber his pacs OF
Ps-k RoW Manhattsn Bor5zSh CIty - sew Y,-s - -
OF before the 22nd dsy OF March isO5. next
O-'Ei WILLIAM ? RIvCxoFr Ers.utc-
HoIM & SMITH Attorneys for Executors. 81 Park R,~
New York CitJ
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
s ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM c 5

u A--,- Eulding. 10 whitehall Street New YORK y
v Ss1tsnber lu I9O4.Seasd proposals Tor dredging
potc ave- J. received az this ofbce until
M Ortober 1864. and then publicly opened Specin-
blan forms and all available Information
furnished on application 20 this Office W II LIVER
pc,ET colonel Corps OF Engineers.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

State II New York County New York.
OSCAR I. RICHARD. President AMI ALBERT 7
VOORHIS. Cashier Of The state Banh a bank located
and doing Nos SO and 57e Grand Street,
OF New York. in said county, being duly
himself thar the foregoing report. with the
schedule accompanying the Is true and correct in
respects the OF hts knowledge and belief and
further say business
transacted the location required by banking
Chap $50. Laws Of 1922 elsewhere. and
that the above report is made in compliance with Of
received the Superintendent of Banks.
decguating the eighth of September 1904.
which such report shall b
OSCAR L RICHARD President
ALBERT 7. NOORHIS. Cashier.
Sev~raIlr subscribed and by both deponents
the twelfth day q September. IGA+ before
GEORGE RICARD,
GseaII Notary Public.
Mes York County. No -
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
PENNSYLVANIA.
Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED PRO
- posas for Floating Pile Driver win oe received at
,bs Purecu Of Yards and Docks Navy Deparrment
Washington. until II o'clock October l. 1904 and
then and publicly opened for complete hos
pile driver the naval station Guantanamo. Plan
~ tbs naval station named the Bureau NOPDE-
GAIT FNDICOTT. Chief OF Bureau. September 8 1904
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-24
"A BOSTON INVESTORS
CID EXPLAlyA TIONJ1

e different times during the past

Z.
At different times during the past
few years I have been asked BY indi-
viduals why western farm loans ap.
pealed tc me as conservative invest
xnents, and why / pref erred them to-
e operation securities; but this is the
first time 1 have been asked ID publish
my ideas. Therefore it must be borne
IN mind By all readers that my epin-
ions are merely the results of exper.a
fences, and my theories not at all
technical OF scientific.
For over ak years I nave recon-
mended my friends to place their sur.
pins funds in western farm mortgages
where the security was something
tangible and concrete and the interests
far more attractive than corporation
securities Of the same ca1iber. Out
snf thirty three friends So recolnmen-
ded am proud to say that not one
dollar has been lost 10 either principal
OF interest, and only three nights
sleep lost q en- theae Investments.
Raid number Of nights were lost BY a