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The Ward County independent., 1905-03-01
SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County of Ward. %

Plaintiff.
VS..
J Ohm j. Berkvam,
Defendant.
Notice is hereby given, That by virtue Of an
now in my hands, issued out of the Clerk office
Of the Eighth Judicial District Court, State of
North Dakota. in and for the County OF Ward.
upon u judgement and decree rendered in said
Court in favor of Peter Ehr Plaintiff, and
against Jonn j Berkyam. Defendant I have
levied upon the following described Real ES-
tate of said defendant, to-wit:
SOUTHEAST Quarter of Southwest Quarter
(SEA of SW}l). North Half Of South East
Quarter (Nls Of SEA and South West Quarter
OF SOUTHEAST Quarter (SW4 of SEQ, of Sec
ton Twenty-Eight (asl. Township One Humid
red Fitity-Fivc Q55) North Of Range Eighty
Two (Ss) West OF 9Th P. M. And that | shall.
on Saturday. the 4th day of March. A. ID. l90j.
at the hour OF O'Clock P. NJ. of said day ut
the Front Door OF the Court House, in Minot.
Of said County and State. proceed TO sell the
right. title and interest OF the above named
John j. Berkvam. in and to the above de-
scribed property to satisfy said Judgment and
costs. amounting to Eleven Hundred and
Thirty Seven Dollars. together with all accru-
ing costs Of sale. and interest on the same from
the 22nd day Of December, 1901. at the rate OF
Z per cent. per annum. at Public Auction 10
the highest bidder for cash.
LE8UEUR 4 BkADEORD.
Plaintiff s Attorneys. j. LEE,
Sheriff OF Ward Co., n. D.
Dated Minot. " D.. Jan. 25. 1905. l-a52-l
The Ward County independent., 1905-03-01
IF MINOT MEN
WOULD BE HAPPY

II Minot young man would be
happy in their choice of wives,
ac ording to the advice OF Mad
am de ,Ihebes, the great French
palmist and sorceress, they will
study the finger tips oftheir lady
love. She says:
: Look at the fingers Of the girl
you fancy, young man.
Are they pointed?
Il Ii they are think twice before
you ask her to be your wife. II
her fingers are pointed she will be
capricious, clever, but not domes-
tic. The details OF house keel ing
will be repugmant to her.
Are her fingers spatulated? If
50, she will be a good housekeep-
er, but nothing else. Ifyou want
a companion do not marry her.
There will not be a grain Of
dust on your furnitue, but there
will not be a drop OF poetry in
your life. You will find every
thing in order apple pie order
and no beauty.
Nothing but domesticity will
interest your wife. If that's
what you want, marry the
woman with spatulated fingers.
Beside her house keeping she
will be interested in bargains;
she will run to the other end OF
the town to buy something for
eight cents that she may have III
her own neighborhood for nine.
She walks quickly, seeing moth
ing or enjoying for a minute the
beauties Of nature. She prefers
a potato field to a graden Of
roses.
Now, study this woman well. She
is absolutely practical and<will
make you an excellent wife ifyou
want :. ,.vuse keeprr and not a
companion.
Has the one you love square
fingers?
If so, she will make a good
wife. She will be orderly, even
tempered, serious, faithful. But
is that all you ask? She may be
a trifle too firm; she will not be
indulgent to your faults; she will
not be endowed with any OF the
charm that makes life all smiles
and sunshine What is the best
woman, them-the hest wife?
All, one with fingers that are
round like a cone.
She will be gay, kind, tender,
charitable and witty; she will
have a sense of harmony, OF the
!, beautiful, Of the poetic; she will
have the sort OF Imagination
that invests duty with charm.
She will have a taste for every
thing except mathematics. She
will understand how to make a
man comfortable. She will know
how to look after your house
and make the best artistic use Of
very little. Look now that she
has a good head and life and
heart line and you have the ideal
wife.
Do not marry a pretty hand.
See that it has qualities.
H,H s .
The Ward County independent., 1905-03-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. Land once at
Minot. N. D.. Feb. 25. 1905. 8
Notice is hureby, given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make Hnal proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Reg. and
Rec. U. S. Land Office at Minot. N d. on Apr.
1906. viz. Nels T.. Selfors. H. T.: No. 1913 for
the neA Sec. %. 4. 1855 N. r. e3W
He names the following witnesses to prove
his cOntsnuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
Ed efson; Sigard o. Aason, Otto p Nelson.
H. konsager, all of MinOt. Nd
1l-4-5 R.C. SANBORN, Register.
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SCMMONS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, $.

SCMMONS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, l.s
County Of Ward,
Eighth Judicial District.
Hans Hanson Plaintiff. against Amund H.
Snare and Amelia E. Snare his wife; Martin
B. Anderson and L0ttie Anderson, his wife,
Mrs. Minnie W. Frost, Peter Dhr, Francis
Ehr, Eamund Himbell. Thsodors j. Way,
Bank Of kinot, q c0rpOratiOe. North Da-
kota Title Insurance and Trust Company, 2
corporation, Guarantee Company OK North
Dakota. a. B. Guptill: IS Receiver OF the
ana Trust Company. Tho Guarantee Com.
pany of North Dakota and G. II. Aears, Do
fendants.
Tho State " North Dakota to tho above named
Defendants:
You aud each OF you ara hereby sann1sd
to answer the complaint in this sectieA and q
serve . COPY Of your answer up0n the enbscrln
or within thirty days after the service OF this
Summons upon you, exclusive Of the day Of scr
answer. judEm ont will be taken against you By
default for tho relief demanded in the COM
plaint. .,. ,,urco
Attorney for Plaintiff
POstOace address. Ainot, N.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS,
PLEASE TAXI NOTICE:
any adverse claims, TO- and against the fGiiST 1y,
OF Sec. 5, and the S.l Of tho MEX and Lot
and in Sec. 9. al in Twp. l5l: kanEe y AM
you will also take notice that NO pefsOna
claim is made against y9%Ss Ss eisns, 3 IT,
l.g-tf Attorney for Plaintiff
The Ward County independent., 1905-03-01
"A DESTRUC CTIVE FIRE.

10 draw the fire out of a burn, or heal
a cut without leaving a scar, use De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve A specific
TO. piles. Get the genuine. j. L. Tuck
er, editor of the Harmonizer, Centre,
Ala, writes. 81 have used DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve in my family for
Piles, Cuts and Burns. 1t is the best
salve on the market. Every family
should keep it on hand.' Sold by Nc
Coy d Co.
The Ward County independent., 1905-03-01
For cold use Blakey's White
Pine Cough Balsam. 1t is guar
anteed.

A RED-HOT TSELLER-Nesdedi in every bouse
millions will be sold: every one sold gains
friend; you show what it viii do and ii sells it,
self; best-sellipg article in the world; rare
chance il you desire to make money quick;
beats everything as money-maker; no expe-
riencc required; every days delay is money
lost; circulars free, Add NJ. j. Hegstad i
Co., the Western ,naii-order house, Palermo,
North Dakota.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of sAs Interior. Uaitsa States
Land Office. .~

Dspsrtusnt Of tAs Interior. Vaiess etAtes
Land Office. ,ec,
sudicisat contest aaidasit having been
|6lod in this offics b. Pearl Ceol, csntsstant,
against Homestead entry No. t&a3, 1ade Nov.
II 1901, for se,t section %, township ~. san4e
O. by Kris y. Stfom, conteseeo. in vAieh ~ -
eiie9od that the said Kris 9: Stron. Aas vholy
a6andoned said land asd 6esn asnsaS there.
from continuously for Q. period Of more TIA.
liz aonfhs ila.sdiats,y. precedinr The dAteef
proved or cuitivated said laa6 or ssAoaisAed 2
fesidonce therecnO or resided thofeco: an4 tAas
ssid alleged aheenee from the said lana vas
not due to his employment in the army, navy or
marino corps Of the United states as private
soldier, offer, seanan or marine donnE stne
war with Spain, or during any thef Wer in
which the United States may be or may have
said parties arc hereby notified to appear,
respond and offor evidence toschins said allos-
alton at 10 o'clock q. M, March l& lS6, before
the register and receiver OF the United States
land O{fice in AinWt, North Dakota.
The said cnotestant having, in proper AMI
davit, filed Feb 4. lS0A set forth faets which
skew that after due diligence pessonal service
Of thi. netice cannot be made, it is hereby Or
dared and directed that such notice be given
- ".'' 'A>' '.e T. e. For. Receiver,
C. b. BACH,
Attorney:for Contestant. rs sl'
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WORK WANTED.

By first-class man on farm.
Address, Box 1872. Burlington,
N. Oak. pd
The Ward County independent., 1905-03-01
SEED FOR SALE.

Bromo grass, pure blue stem
wheat, and Bonanza King oats.
FRANZ HERZIG.
Eight miles northwest Of Bur
3t
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
Special Postum No. 1880

personal liberty provided by the constitution tuition and % prevent s further ] 9Po-s
srs ssasa together under the
B4ayh @ % 5fs nova @ beng % % s95hi % legal s I % % ID the end that
suffer and BY the
@ as % | vs@ @ P5 ad % papo
power O
but s S @ @ s2"a @ originally & @ '8es 3 % for & 8;: @ % ] s@s b86 % @ %
~ ] 5 : 3 & 2 s3,: h: $:. ] .. % oppose.
united ; 5sss @ 3s s:58s hat hat v. % % % s 4 na % S'?s he % 50 s @ h ' q
The startling made that wh4 the Losses this sunt & for one
% hG see about
ABOUT So The organized a5s now 95sz
labor but
@ hs 4 5 a9a s Of s5 % ao @ @ @ | a: s @ .8 81 ad s8 and dam
% 3 9sS @ force @ Thy riot
Of eos eoppsr sysF and dynaqs destroy
and wTbs9 % b4g @ RabGs ] and Pra % Ffans % % 5s
@ Sns b % 6s The T5s % s o @ % % passage % T5 % & % d % %
and other Of the They SET hse to property
% when & 5a endv0 to prevent
try % d @ losses % % 3 % d:: ] SPso
@ % 6 & Sy f son; a a @ e 8as as Opposed 1 Fe T G % gam " money and
The Of this dangerous has been eeed the hands s 5 & 9o q
] so gre f they Sshe the peace members unions
them e with ajHzDs ] of being being beaten be & s De % be-
Ts eids & and ] 6s the % 9m % the ] agh& & P' " protect themselves
clearly c P9a % & 6ags R: S s p ept: % AND ss @ S. @ @ s % 9
say 6s @ @ @ dsass % This gS!f Iaon Rio5
% ae2 mefs @ eFf I lawyers macsrs @ 3 @ docfo ministers pro
individual affected and by bis fellow citizens % nase % siRd % s & m
9es9p @ @ 9 " & R0s % s n': % % o5nB g. g o Fl udssg R ~ ana murder
prop6:d . o% nj @ehaa6 f n SIT af .a 9 'P
that nat the % @ zen safety @ a9 @ @ 3 tine p1ss 5 are s4o as ay aa
the GOO merchants members OF the ASSOCIATION
% oH With % s @ % fy @ quickly d % snd ioosed
@ Sey % @ ipG
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% ade work. S e I 6nea By the leaders E Expressing opinion
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12

been concerned in the preparation Of the report
was absolutely without foundation Nothing Is
further from the truth than this he said. 'T had
never seen one scrap Of the evidence contained in
MI Hendricks's report until it's publication to-day,
nor did at any time know its contents. Mr.. Hen
drtcks's painstaking report summarized by
him without reference 10 consultation with me-.
Continuing, he said;
Just prior 10 my departure for Europe the in
ternal dissensons in the Equitable began II seemed
Ihen 10 be merely contest for control between
Mr Hyde and Mr.. Alexander, and none OF the
developments which have since startled the world
were suspected at that time by the public II was
not until after my return home that the fuli I'M
port OF what had occurred understood.
At meeting with the Governor in Albany just
prior to the preparation of his message 10 the
extra session of the legislature this subject was
discussed believe that the people expect leg1sla-
ton which will remedy the existing evils and re-
store the confidence of the policyholders, who have
50 much at stake My observation has led me 70
believe that the connection Of the Equitable Life
and other insurance companies with subsidiary cor
poratons, such as trust companies and banks. Is
dangerous and that a necessity exists for divorce
mont between these interests. Further. IL seems
70 me that the scope of investments should be regu
lated and restricted. I feel that the first two
legislative reforms to which have alluded would
snrnce In measure TO restore confidence, and such
conservative action would meet with public afD-
proyai There is reason why insurance conl-
panies should not be safeguarded in the same or
similar manner as savings banks. The interests are
almost identical.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12

Wiu Not LeaUe Present Place To Be
r. r. Commission Secretary.

Albany, July Thames 5. Whipple, State
Forest. Fish and Game Commissioner. to-day
declined TO accept the appointment Of Secretary
10 the State Railroad Commission. The place
was offered TO Mr.. whipple In letter which he
received from Colonel George W. Dunn. chair
man of the State Board, several days ago. Mr..
Whipple now receives 5000 year. and In the
office offered he would have $1,000. He believes
however, that it is his duty retain his present
Office. and to-day wrote Colonel Dunn. Mr.
Whipple was a candidate for the sscretaryship
several months ago. but consented 10 accept his
present office at the request Of Governor Hig
gins At tnat time be was clerk OF the State
Senate Mr.. Whipple. in his letter. says:
1t is very tempting: in fact 1 desire ii. When
was elected clerk Of the Senate IL had been
expected that instead OF the Senate clerkship I
would have the secretaryship OF the Railroad
Commission. For that reason, your offer Is espe-
cfally appreciated, and borders on what may be
termed poetic justice.
In salary it would be much better than my
present place. That also is tempting. The
pleasure or association with the members OF
your commission appeals to me; yet IN view OF
all the facts connected with my appointment as
Forest, Fish and Game Commissioner, my de-
sire to please our Governor, to accomplish in
Of me- the Importance Of the States property
over which this commission has control the
necessity for continuance along given line In
relation TO the same-an compel me to decline
your much appreciated offer and the much de-
sired place.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
The Common People

rhlt @ R sb5f G 5 @ sa " r.
'? ssss an opportunity @ @ ,s,s8z h. @ s7staF @
work quit his udsnen hetfs and h.
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on the H1s5fs ] 81 R & 5 town S 5 by 7sea. 5 %
"o41ce @ @ hm Sympathy
6Peafy fe& % personal H64
haven To II: % % % sat s5' Isl H5 3 5 g & @ mighty % ' b6d
appeal "a A'SS5o9 S ne so9g2 a s ses'ag %
peacefully flow INTO the
oqgh & hs. @ 'e;faagss @ @ Thus & 211a: %
on @ maintain na S g oppressive % % methods r Pab
and Will accept decision eomson whatever
a tbeT labor se~hf1s % eyi@s the s as1s-
sonr @ % sa 5aa snS @
1s & ta 3 R 81 pe % or the @ with 3 an" & OF s 9' @ % s
5 10y m 1nG f n ns m % % oat to his right personal liberty powerful
n md to OF tBe P hight P on give 81 % ~ag 9 just emoyeT
stop 's .;# =,
labor No trust aae5e9den g % % shed by s
such acts Of tyranny widely proclaimed
aoye@Ht aggal
3 @ third %
Necessity | b. hi % s common & % people % ..
% allied a. ss3fh9s SIS = segss @
Common @ % 6eople " P4esdsss ses'ary Eny
, = p
open Ha" asass 9.s a5s = NAY t9'T
each j: : as 3s Fs = & Other s;ss:' % ;;s ; : s % % % s
ton When % % % :asds s sss ssa S s % @ % 5G | % @ s;' @
m will s snssand . & the '.sass s % need ] s ass
OF Others 4s 4s s ensure s:Ps: Psastass 3 8 's 1Pt ss
%ns 1 @ all = ss s. f @ % 4Ss @ !. :o6 a % % shi
@ % snSs % sRe PeHt be an % t4 and S @ % pao to se
= a: s asa n $ now over L h ess5a essaa people s that increased
% f: % sa alter e .s :. a irs" s
protected s aaay @ % ovsl the and aas % B sss
and The fs ussaa s65 tn.
@ si adv this
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
POWERS'S ENEMIES HELD.
Nescport { ky. Mayor Under Arrest
for His attack.

Cincinnati. July 1.-Two policemen of Newport.
KY have been arrested. charged with resisting
United States officers, and the Mayor of the town
was to-day bound over TO appear in court Thurs
day TO answer similar charges because OF the fight
over Caleb Powers last night. Friends OF Powers,
who was former Secretary of State of Kentucky,
and Is under indictment for completely IN the
murder Of William Goebel, furnished the cell which
the prisoner occupies with unusual comforts. and
the Mayor and policemen tried to prevent his
cupying it, The TALLER and three OF his were
also arrested. charged with assault and battery,
for resisting the Mayor
1t is probable that Powers win be OF the
witnesses when the against Mayor Helnbold
and the two policemen I'D before United
States Commissioner Leonard Thursday. Pow
ers is to-day in the comfortable cell, and will
main there until Thursday certainly and possibly
until his present appeal has been determined.
United States District Judge Cochran, OF the
Eastern District OF Kentucky, to-day directed the
issuance OF warrants charging contempt of the
federal court against Mayor Helmbold and Police
men Ratican and Finn. a result or their actions
last night. Afhdavits at once drawn up by
United States District Attorney Tinsley and the
local officials will have TO answer this additional
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
MORE GRAFT CHARGES.
Sirty-seUen Indictments Found IN
MilIraHkee Scandal.

Milwaukee. July 1l--Sixty-seve indictments
against twenty-five individuals. most OF whom
former county officials. were handed down
by the Milwaukee County grand jury late TO-DAY
IN the municipal court To-day's true bills
added 70 the thirty-eight returned ten days ago.
make a total Of 103 bills thus far. with the ex-
pectation that further probing win result IN
many more indictments being brought IN later
TO-day's list contains twenty out OF the twen-
ty~one names returned IN the last lot Tiers
L~-.-. OI4.y I'VE new names not before reported
Nearly all OF the indictments cnarge bribery,
the various amounts IL Is alleged. having been
paid TO present or former county officials IN con-
nection with the awarding OF county contracts
for the erection Of an addition 20 the county
hospital several years ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
WASHINGTON LIFE SALE.
Board ReOrganized- directors Rep
resent Morton Trust Com pang.

Some details OF the purchase by Thomas F
Ryan and his associates several months ago of
CT ntrol of the Washington Life Insurance Com
pany were published yesterday afternoon. The
Washington Life, 1t will be remembered. had been
found by Superintendent Hendricks TO be in a very
bad condition, due to what Chief Examiner Wander
POel of the Department of Insurance called gin
ply incomprehensible mismanagement," and its
capital Of s2S,o00 had been impaired to the
of $685. AS printed in The Tribune at the time
the old officers resigned. and John TatnaH actuary
OF the Mutual Life Insurance Company, with which
the Morton Trust Company. Of which Mr.. Ryan
is vtcepresident, has since it's organization been
closely affiliated December 80, 1904 elected
president of the Washington Life. and Charles H.
Allen, a vice-president OF the Morton Trust Com
pany, became vice-president.
Within short time an almost entire reorgani-
cation Of the board Of directors effected. the
new directors representing the Morton Trust in
terests. The Washington Life Insurance Com
pany's charter permitting an increase OF the cap
ital stock 20 $0o0oo the SS750oo issued at 1T5
as stated by Superintendent Hendricks in January,
which gave the company S656. go Of new funds. or
deducting the previous impairment Of Ss0e34. rep
resented a surplus to policyholders of 575,Sl6
The $4,000 Of stock, II was said yesterday.
was subscribed for equally by Thomas F. Ryan.
Ex-Governor Levi P. Morton. president of the Nor
ton Trust Company. and long a director OF the
Washington Life, and Harry Payne Whitney. Mr.
Ryan. 1t was also said, had exercised an option
stock held by ex-President Brewer and some of his
asSoclaSes bqylng IzSd OF ne zS0 od SHARES (Par
The Morton Trust Company. ii added, has
postary Of the washington Ies If BANK baande
OF the present directors Of the Washington Life
Dckey and George G. Haven are trustees of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, and Levi P Nor
rectors Of the Equitable Life Assurance Society.
Messrs; Morton, Snyder and Haven and Charles H.
Whitney and Winthrop Rutherfurd directors
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
BRIDGE CARS CRASH.
Woman Others Are Get Or
Broken Glass.

Many passengers were badly shaken on tne VIII
lanasours Bricse last night when two cars OF ta~
Metropolitan Railroad Company cane together ncar
the NeV-York tower OF the structure The cars
crashed 50 hard that ali the windows were brotca
and the passengers cut by the flying glass. Ora
woman tainted. and 70 WINS necessary 70 call ira
ambulance from the Williamsburg Hospital 60 at
tend her and dress the bruises of other passengers
The accident was caused Ey a from BROOKLYN
becoming disabled and stopping until the ear bssd
came along to push Il over tire bridge The car
behind the dead car was in charge % James kee-
nan. of No. 1t2 East l6th-ss. Keenan, was slowing
up as he approached the disabled car. when tnird
car, IN charge OF James GettingS of No. Sc Wess
S4th-st-. came along at lively rate As the ears
usually never stop TIE bridge. Getfinss dld not
notice that the IN front OF him slowing up
until he was oniv few feet away. He quickly set
the brake and reversed the power. but the car was
under too great headWGy, and the two came to-
gether with a crash that could be heard the Man
haitian end or the bridge.
When DR.. Rarick arrived from the wilhsnasbsrrs
Hospital he found Mrs. Henry Colder OF No 81
East 10ist-st.. Manhattan hysterical The surgeon
treated her and ether women who we're cut oy tne
broken glass
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12
CAN REDUCE GAS PRICE.
Com mBlassioners -Are Srcora In and
Haze Pozcer to Act.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE Tribune.

Albany, July 11.-f Mayor Mcclellan is really
In earnest in his declared intention OF asking
the State Gas Commission TO reduce the price Of
gas in New-York he is able to take this
course, for the two members Of the State Gas
Commission already appointed have qualified,
and can now act
Governor Higgins made this clear when asked
about the status OF the commission to-day Ulti-
uately he will send the names Of Commission
ers Davies and Shedden 70 the Senate for con-
frmation, but meantime they are serving as in
terinn appointees, and have full power to act.
The Governor said that he had no announcement
to make about the third member, yet TO be
named.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-12

nad i. but Mr.. Hartman net being called as a
witness. Mr.. Schf substantially admitted that
on sales Of Metropolitan bonds TO the Equitable
large loss was shown at present prices; that his
firm had sold japanese bonds to the society. buy
ing them back at lower figure, that. as to sales
favor them investment for life Insurance
companies
SAYS RECORDS W. FALSE
Mr. schin denied that he made any profit from
sales of securities the Equitable.
Q-The record shows that on January " goo 600
OF the Union Pacific preferred stock was pur-
chased from Kuhn. Loeb & Co. and authorized bv
There are two errors in there IN the first piacs
the finance committee could not authorize the
must Dc Mrons. TOT repeat my statement that
Kuhn Loeb & Co. never sold Union Pacific pre-
fe.red stock 10 the Equitable Life Company
Q.-Of course. ! am only giving you the record
A--The record must be false
Mr. Hyde said that it was true that several per
sons carried on the payrolls of the Equitable did
most of their work for him personally and that
the Equitable bought private for him for
sz1VV"i James W Alexander testified that it
securities TO the Equitable In the case of o1iv
the society 80 T ~
SOMETIMES LOSS IN RENTALS
he said it was true that he had sanctioned leases
OF Equitable property Hydes safe deposit com
pehles al nominal rentals 10 the loss of the So
ciety. William H Mcintyre testified to the big
profits made out OF the Equitable by the HYDE
Syndieates Alvin ". Krech president OF the
Equitable Trust Company told how young Mr..
fNoe had made large profits out of the trust COM
panys Increase in capitalization, while the EQuita-
bic had in reality sustained losses.
testified that although he held forty-ive shares of
stock he did not know who was the owner. He
stock, but he thought the society did.