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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS.

THREE pleasant rooms and bath. for house
keeping: near two lines of cars; references
exchanged 2l2 4th ST ne 1t
FOR RENT-The first floor Of house 2Is II 81
NV. ~
THREE or four nice large rooms. with heat
gas and bath; sl6- 1910 9Th 81. NV sept
FOR RENT-Large, communicating un.ur-
nished rooms; second. third floors; light
housekeeping. POP Delaware ave ne se9-2t
FOR RENT-Two large. bright rooms ad
joining: light housekeeping; heat and gas
12O2 ST. NV. i,
a FLOOR OF two rooms and bath; large
closets and spacy hall 435 I'd ST. sc. II
FINE. large. beautiful rooms: near two
car lines terms moderate 2s 1 st
$50 THIRD ST. Nw.-Two very large ana
TWO smaller rooms; entire floor: every con-
venience for light housekeeping. se2-2t
FOR RENT-september Is. three rooms, sec
ono floor: newly papered; ali modern I'M
provements IS = ST. NV. se2-3t
FOR RENT-Cnfurnished rooms with gas
go Maryland ave. sw seq 81
FOR RENT-1i5 81 st. Sc, on September p.
six rooms. second floor; bath. heat and gas;
reasonable; references exchanged. se2-2t
FOR RENTLThree unfurniShed rooms on
second floor; heat. gas. bath GIG VI ST. NV.
FOR RENT-Three large rooms for light
housekeeping; second floor. 1915 st NV
se2-3t
ALI. OF second floor. SIG Massachusetts ave.
NV; four rooms and bath. s25- 1t
FOUR ROOMS and bath. 400 o st. NV;
FOUR ROOMS. single or en- suite; bath ali
14th st NV sel-St
CAPITOL HILL-Three nice rooms second
floor: light housekeeping; heat gas bath:
one square from Library. Il Sd st. ne
sel-3t
u
housekeeping. 1917 sth ST. NV sel-St
FLAT-Four large rooms and use OF bath:
rent. SIS monthly 3l3 II st ne sel-2t
TWO BRIGHT front rooms. with heat and
gas; suitable for light Housekeeping: fourth
floor. Walter building, 1910 81 NV
sel-St
FOR RENTING large communicating rooms
with large closets and front porch: newly
papered; bright and clean: Sill 81 st. ne.
sel-2t
heat and gas: for light housekeeping: rea-
sonabe. 633 c ST. ne. auSl-St
TWO LARGE communicating rooms sec
ond floor: heat and light: SIS. 1889 I ST. NV.
su3l-3t
FOR RENT-Three beautiful rooms: closets:
heat. gas. bath: cheap 10 adults. 20 st.
NV. au3l-3t
TWO ROOMS. parlor floor. with every con-
venienoe. 6s2 81. ne auSl-3t
LARGE. second floor room: well heated lIl5
Il st. nv. au5I-3t
THREE unfurnished rooms. second floor;
light housekeeping; heat and bath. vacant
September 10. cheap. 1921 Duncan ST. ne.
au5l-3t
THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. SIS 9th st.
ne; AL conveniences; $40 per month
THREE nice unfurnished rooms. third fiocr:
near capitol; cheap. 2l2 Cd ST. ne. au3l-St
FOR RENT-Three unrurnished rooms. second
moor hight housekeeping IZi5 9th st. NV.
au3l-3t
TWO LARGE unfurnished rooms light house
keeping rent, SIS; adults preferred. AZ ID
st. Sc au2I-2t
FOX RENI-Three unfurni>hed rooms. sec
ond moor; bathroom adjoining lOi3 New
Jersey ave. su3I-St
THREE unfurnished rooms on second floor
with heat and gas; SIS Il 2d st. ne. near
Library. auat-St
FOR RENT-STORES.
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STORAGE.

,, WHY PAY MORE We store Tor 75c load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. lIs- 40 400
~ q. NV. Phone Main 422S. my3-6mo
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Royal Pilsenp Delivered TO homes

This unriyaled light beer is enjoyed In
more homes every day. Order n case
Phone w. i3e, AbnerDrury Brew. Co.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

GET hrst-clsss help from FOSTER No
charges. FOSTERS. 924 18th ST. NV II
WANTED-By genteeI white couple place in
Doctors ONCE, store. or where can at
tend telephone. collect. make himself use
iui mornings and evenings; wife to help about
house. Tor their room and board: best Of
reference: security II required Address RE
LIABLE, this office. se2-ot
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Copper Excelsior Lightning Rods.
Geo. p. Kuehiines 5oe 18th st. NV.
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-Prospective pupils to know that
We teach Syllable. Pitman. Graham Barnes
and Gregg systems of shorthand: also type
writing and Spanish and Spanish shorthand
Speed OF IS to 100 words per minute guaran-
teed in the Syllable In $50 hours actual study
money refunded Positions procured for
pupils. Competent corps of teachers STEM
OGRAPH1c ACADEMY. 3l5-3l6 Colorado
building. au7-tf
WANTED-Two cooks, one nurse and two
boys. and other places 5O4 r st NV. 1t
WANTED-At once. n good cook. man OF
woman. st S1l st. NV. 1t
WANTED-Male female stsfnographer
with aptitude for drawing Address stating
age. qualifications. salary. BOX III. this Of
fee If
WANTED-Expert stenographer and type
writer for law office: salary $50 per month
Address. stating experience and speed. BOX
I02. this office. au3o-5t
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"A Washington woman's dream" E
fIez Sven relates Sunday night, %
Baptist Church
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kerosene, JIG Per Gal;
: Gasolene, nc Per Gal
We furnish cans free and refund lie on
each empty cam. making cost price to
you; Kerosene .10c per gallon GasoIene.
lie per gallon. Drop postal or telephone
East 64S. Home Safety OIL Delivery, n
end K sts- sw.
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FusselPs Ice Cream Is Always Pure
And delicious Phone 1913. 1927 n. Y. ave
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Perotti's French Restaurant the Place

Best meals and lunches served $50 Pa.
ave NV.
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We Store and Sell Furniture.

Brown ard Tolson. -Aucts.. l4o9 II St nv
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When You Want a Cut
Of anything-Joyce Engraving Co.. Star Bldg.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Posltion by AL assistant book
Keeper and clerk. Address BOX 49, this
Once. se27st
SAIESS.aN. married man. with selling ex-
perience. Al references. Address BON I7e
this Office. II
WANTED-By boy. TO help around store
address letters ID. H. SHORTS. 1911 10th st
NV. II
WANTED-By a hrst-class hotel baker and
pastry cook or plain and fancy cake baker
situation Address F. SCHNEIDEMANN
Huntsville. nd. II
WANTED-A reliable bookkeeper. employed
would Keep set Of books do other cIerica
work evenings for first-class room and boa I'd :;
reference given Address BOX 173. this Of
fee. scot
WANTED-By student situation. wait table
mornings and evenings. Address BOX 1871
this office au3I al
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-s25 per month: store and two
rooms ana bath lilS 18th 81. NV. A. D.
ADDISON. SOS 18th IT. NV. aus-tf
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BraubuTy BuiIdIng- I12o Pennsy II arIIa aEt
sel-tf
FOR SALE-I-horsepowe gas engine; fine
condition. 1908 9Th 81. NV. sel-ot
FOR SALE-Handsorne rosewood bedroom
suite, cheap. 3l5 9TH St nv sells
OUR ANNUAL. SEPTEMBER PIANO
CLEARANCE SALE. All pianos left over
from sumr.fcr stock reduced much unoer reg
ular prices Including some Of the newest
1903 models lou can save SO 70 500 on all
new pianos BY deciding during IHis sale.
so following used pianos. knebe. S24G.
Stiefr SIe5: ChickerinS. Sl65. Gabier. SIS;
Christie slz5; squares and organs. SIS Up. and
over fifty Others All on easy payments II
desired G J. peMOLL & co. 1921 G St
NV Three entire floors stocked with fine.
high grade Pianos. sel-u
FOR SALE-F'ine handsome young fresh
Jersey COW and calf a family peD. r. 7.
y IOI.ET-r s-.epherds Ioad. Brightwoo1.
ID. q se1-St
OUTSIDE SHOWCASE for sale cheap.
EICHHOLZ * Co. IO26 18th st. NV. auSl-3t
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FOR STANDARDIZATION.

FOR SALE-Fine. long counter and lot e
nice shelving: very cheap. s2e 9th st. NV.
au2I-3t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Planing mill and SASH door and
blind factory superintendent; must have had
ten years previous experience as superfn-
tendent, and not above fifty years of ace
Apply THOMAS W. SMITH, corner LIST 81
and Indiana ave. Washington. D. c.
au29-6t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FINE LITTLE PRINTING OFFICE. good
paying trade. nrst-ciass reputation: well To-
Gated casn 500; on time. Ssy5- II YOU near,
business. write QUICK. this Office se245
FOR RENT-Finest oyster spot in focrr A.
ply at once. after pm, 1908 NJ St NV
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-03-01
TOWN AND COUNTY
Business Notices.
| have d fine. farm for
rent, and heavy hard wheat
to sell. Be quick.
M. A. Shuster, Jr.
Estray Notice.

To Whom it May Concern:
This is to certify, that on the 18th
day of February, 1905, | took up on Sec
ton 30, township III, range 50, in
county Of Hand, n estray animal,
described as follows; One light sorrel
mare, with white strip in forehead, no
brands or marks. about 8 years old,
weight about 100 pounds. The above
animal was not branded. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying expenses. My residence is on
section 30, township l12, range 80.
Postnfice Miller, Hand county, South
Dakota. PERCY NICHOLAS.
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lSt pub Mar 1-t4
Notice to Creditors.
In the county court Of the county Of
Hand.

In the county court Of the county Of
Hand.
State of South Dakota.
In the matter Of the estate OF Andrew
N. McCrady, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Administrator with will an
neXed Of Andrew N. McCrady, deceas-
ed, to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against tha said deceas-
ed, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within six months after the
first publication of this notice, to the
said administrator with will annexed
at his Office in the town of Miller, in
the county OF Hand, state of South
Dakota.
Dated this 1st day of March, A, D..
1905.
GEORGE II. CARROLL,
said Administrator with viii annexed.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-03-01
Probate Notice.

Notice Of hearing Petition for Letters
of Administration.
State of South Dakota, County of
Hand. IS. In County Court.
In the matter of the Estate Of Josiah
Whiting, deceased.
The State of South Dakota send greet
ing to Abbie w. j. Whiting of North
Brookfield, Massachusetts, and Seth
b. Whiting. of No. % Oak street,
Boston, Massachusetts, heirs at law
and next Of kin of josiah Whiting, de-
ceased, and to all to whom these pres
ents may come.
Notice is hereby given, That Abbie
w. j.. Whiting has filed with the
Judge OF this Court, Il petition pray
ing for Letters ofs Administration of
the estate of Josiah Whiting, deceased,
to be issued to Jacob H. Cole of Miller
South Dakota, and that Monday, the
9th day of March, A. D., 1906, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day,
being the first day of a regular term of
this Court, to-wit: of the March term,
1905, at the Office of said
Court in the Court House at the
Town of Miller in the said
County of Hand, has been set for hear
ing said petition, when and where any
person interested may appear and
show cause why the said petition
should not be granted.
Dated at Miller, South Dakota this
18th day of February, A. d. 1906.
[sEALl G. 9. BRIGGS,
Judge Of the UNITY Court
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Estate of Peggy Shaul, deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given, BY the UNI
dersigned, Executor Of the Estate of
Peggy Shaul, deceased, to the creditors
ofand all persons having claims against
the said deceased, TO exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within
six months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said Executor at
his. residence in Saint Lawrence Town
ship, in the County@of Hand, Stated
Dakota.
Datep at Miller, S0Rth Dakota, Feb
ruary 18th, 1905.
JOHN 3. SHAUL,
Executor of the Estate Of
Peggy Shaul, deceased.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-03-01

IilC lJllDH iiiS ItN DOOnS A1dNC JAInb
been added to the Miller Library:
The Masquerade. .... .Ihurston
A Ladder Of Swords. Parker
Title: A Mennonite Maid. Martin
The Confessions of a Club Woman.
.... .SurDrldge
The Clansman. Dixon
The Stolen Emperor. Fraser
In The Bishops Carriage Nicholson
The Man on The .McGrath
The Queens QUAR-. .Heml2tt
The PrOdical Son. ....... 49,. Game
The Law Of The Land. ...... HOugh
Sir Mortimer. Johnston
The Simple Life. ....... -. Wagner
The PrOSpector.. ........ COneer
The Quest Of John CHAPMAN. Hills
BY Conduct and Courage. .Eentz
The Boy Captain Of Old Deertield..
'SLillli
A Little Cir in Old Chicago. Douglas
y Birds of Lake Side and Prairie. Clark
Our Little Irish Cousin. Wade
Our Little Turkish Cousin. .. Wade
The Story of Animal Life. Lindsay
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
New Books.

The following new books have inst
been added to the Miller Library:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
LAWYER KILLS INTRUDER.
Insane Man Killed Trying to Enter Dwelling
House.

Woonsocket R. l., March 25.-P. Francis Cassidy,
a lawyer shot an unknown man who he supposed
was a burglar. at his home. early to-day. The man
died after the police had taken him to the station
Cassidy has not been detained by the police who
say the shooting justifabe. The man expired
without revealing his name He was about twenty
five years old. In a pocket cards bearing the
names OF Robinson Smith and Ernest Heron. of
Cheshire. Conn.
Cassidy. who lived with his mother and three sis
tiers, heard some one pounding the front door,
and found stranger there. using a brick and a
piece of iron pipe. with which he had inflicted con-
siderable damage. Cassidy told the man to go
away. and fired a shot a warning This shot had
effect, and second fired directly at the in
truder. The bullet missed its mark but n third
struck the stranger in the right eve The
police came. and the man taken to the station
where he died without showing signs of conscious
This noon word was received here that the man
shot was undoubtedly Ernest Heron of Hamnden
Conn, who was insane, and under charge OF
ms brother, from whom he made his escape in
Providence yesterday "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
TT MAI BE APPROHED.
DIR. Das0son Sends Word of Tentd-
tires DominicGnA4g reement.

washington, March 25e-Renewed interest In
dominican affairs WIS manifested in official
karcIes to-day on the receipt by the State De-
tpartment of q cable dispatch from Minister
Dawson, indicating that he had effected tenta-
ttve agreement with the Dominican government
(which, temporarily at least. would satisfactorily
adjust the fiscal conditions OF the republic.
No explicit information concerning the con-
ltents Of Minister Dawson's dispatch is available
bat this time. as it has not been communicated 10
president Roosevelt. 1t is believed however. to
he of such Importance that the President will
hake action on it as soonsas It is made known
10 him.
While the.precise natureiof the agreement be-
kreen Minister Dawson and the Dominican Off
.rials cannot be learned it is understood that 1t
hconteuplates the placing of the fiscal affairs of
sfhe island government, so far as the collection
fof revenues is concerned In the hands Of a
commissioner TO be designated by President
Roosevelt with the consent of the Dominican
government.
: 1t is strongly intinated that President Roose-
welt would receive such a proposition with
Favor, If it should be known to be satisfactory
Ito the Santo Domingo government although in
aentering into the agreement, If it actually has
been made, Minister Dawson acted without
ispecifc instructions from this government and
ENTIRELY on his own initiative.
Minister Dawson informed the State Depart
i-nent to-day that the news Of the failure TO
ratify the treaty had caused great excitement
land disappointment in Santo Domingo Acting
lSecretary Adee, IN reply, said it was hoped by
the administration that the treaty would be
ratified when Congress again assemblies. It was
tfurther explained that the treaty was favorably
reported and that large majority of the Sem
ate favored It. Mr.. Dawson has also been in
formed of the selection Of Professor Hollander
as the Presidents special representative to visit
Eanto Domingo to inquire into the financial con-
Editions and the history OF the various claims.
and it is expected that these signs that the
american government Is not aOating its interest
an the projected International settlement may
zrevent matters reaching a crisis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
a NEW DOMINICAN PLAN.
70 BRIDGE DIFFICULTY.
Collection of Customs By an Amer
1 can Commissioner Proposed.

Santo Domingo March 25.-Statements pub
kssheo in the United States that diplomats here
land fiscal representatives OF foreign govern
l,nerts which are creditors OF Santo Domingo
Aave after a conference. agreed on temporary
Ase.tsernenf of the financial questions involving
knts repulrc are premature. Foreign creditors,
kr6 principally Italy and Belgium, are taxing
advantage OF the postponement OF the pro-
tpoeed convention between the United states
and Eanso Domingo and Of the Venezuelan stu
s.,on 10 demand payment Of their claims. In
order 10 meet the situation it has been pro-
messed by the Dominican government that an
g.r,ericaya be designated as a commissioner for
she collection of all customs dues at southern
hpor1s. as per cent Of such collections being SET
Earart for the expenses of the government ana
ssg ner cent less expenses Of collection, being
sieposited in an American bank until the san
..hez- Dillingham; convention is either ratified
~ rejected. should the convention ultimately be
rejected the money is TO be divided in just pro-
s,or4ions among all creditors. including the San
10 Domingo improvement Company Of New
york
II is also suggested that the American gov
krnTnent take charge of the custom houses at
sssnchez and SANTANA under the arbitral award
In the Santo Domingo Improvement Company
hsse. II is understood that the improvement
sozupany claiming prior rights. demands that
g per cent Of the moneys collected at the north
err, ports be also deposited in an American bank
so await final action on the convention. II is
sauribtful II such proposition will be accepted.
Thus far nothing has been decided. The gov
eminent desires that some agreement be reached
Ia order 10 prevent difficulties with European
sreditors which might lead to intervention and
horecspifate internal troubles The country is
buiet although the situation is unsettled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
SEEK MENINGIITS CURE.
Doctors Hope Much from Trephin-
ing Method.

While the doctors Of the city declare that the
meningitis epidemic will rapidly subside in the
coming week or two. they are no less interested
in the attempts that are being made to inves-
tigate it. At the Flower Hospital there is a.
general feeling that DIR. William Tod Helmuth
Regarding his successful trephining operation
on the skull of a boy nine years DID, a few
days ago, DIR. Helmuth said yesterday;
The germs of meningitis cause an irritation In
the brain. resulting in the formation of pus.
So much of this collects in a short time that the
dura. or the membrane that surrounds the brain,
is filed and the pressure on the brain becomes
severe. When this pressure occurs in certain
parts death rapidly results.
By trephining the skull on both sides and
puncturing the dura the pus be liberated,
giving the brain an opportunity to regain its
normal condition. am not yet certain that it is
necessary to trephne the skull on both Sides
chances the other day. My patient is doing
Well
We not likely to have any other cases of
cerebro-spinal meningitis for time, unless
the board of trustees relaXes its present ruling
Now cases sent to Bellevue or other hos
pitfalls. We have no wards where we can iSo-
late the cases. / don't think that the disease is
contagious. not more than typhoid, but the trus-
tees want to be that it is not conta gious
The cases are not placed in isolated wards at
other hospitals.
We are after Health Commissioner Darling
tons scalp because he did not give us a repre-
sentative on his meningitis commission. / hope
that we will find remedy for the disease before
his people do So If only for spite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
IT'S FOOD
That Restores and Makes Health Possible.

There are stomach specialists as well as eye
and sar and other specialists.
Z one OF these told a young lady Of New Bruins
NEick n. J., 10 quit medicines and eat Grape
Nuts. She says:
FOR about y months I suffered severely
with gastritis. j unable 10 retain much OF
-snything on my stomach. and consequently was
COMPELLED 10 give UP my occupation. / took
quantities Of medicine. and had idea l was
dieting. but continued TO suffer, and soon lost
10 pounds in weight / was depressed IN spirits
and lost interest in everything generally. My
mind affected that IL was impossible TO
tbecorne interested in even the highest reading
.1natter.
"After suffering for months decided to go to
"a stomach specialist He put on Grape
Nuts and nay health began 10 improve imme-
fdfately. II the keynote OF a life. I
found that had been eating too much starchy
food which did not digest. and that the cereals
(which I had tried had been too heavy. soon
sproved that IL is not the quantity OF food that
bone eats, but the quality.
Z In few weeks 1 was able to go back to my
rold business OF doing clerical work have
lconsinued to eat Grape-Nuts for both the morn
ing and evening meal. I wake IN the morning
with clear mind and feel rested. / regained
Erny lost weight in a short time. / well and
happy again and owe 1t to Grape-Nuts." Name
ISiven by Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
( Look tn each pkg for the little book, Tine
E4load TO MELVILLE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
SURPRISED BY AvEBURY's LETTER
Eontrary to Diplomatic Usage, It Was Sent
Direct to the State Department.

: Washington, March 26-Some surprise has been
caused here at the receipt by the State Department
OF a communication from Lord Avebury, chairman
pf the foreign bondholders soliciting the interven-
zion of the American government between Panama
and Colombia TO secure the assumption by the for
liner OF a share OF the Colombian foreign debt,
(which IS in large part held by this organization
EyyIthout regard the equity Of the proposal the
official mind here is disturbed at the infraction OF
diplomatic custom involved in the dispatch Of this
communication. and the attention of the senders
saas been called to the fact that the only channel
by which the State Department can properly re-
Leive communication from citizens Of foreign coun-
tries is through their own Ambassadors or Min
Hsfere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
MOVE IN X. c. 6. STOCK

Referring to the announced determination Of the
Kansas City Southern Railway voting trust Her
mann Sieleken' chairman. Daniel G. Bolssevain and
Alexander D. Kleinwort of Kleinw4rt sors &
Co. London. who own and represent upward of
a majority of the certificates have been requested
10 arrange Tor the organization OF new and indie
pendent management OF the property through the
election of board of directors at the forthcoming
meeting OF the stockholders to be held on Nav II.
To that end holders OF voting trust certificates for
the preferred and common stock invited to for
ward their certificates tndorsed in blank. not later
Hermann Sielcken, No - Broadway New-York RI
be exchanged for the stock 10 which they viii be-
come entitled - -