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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-24
WHAT HALF A CENT MEANT.
Iismayed Engineer Whose Estimates
Were Off That Much a Yard.

From the World Today.
In recent railroad contract for the ex-
cavation for a tunnel in the west more than
$2,O00,0O0 was involved. Before the con-
tract was awarded the engineers went over
their figures time and again, and the super
vising engineer studied them as a whole.
1t seemed If every precaution had been
taken to avoid mistakes. The plans We're
accepted and the order was about to go in
when the engineer in charge of the rock
blasting rushed into the Office and asked
to see his figures.
He turned white as a sheet and finally
blurted out:
This will ruin me. See here; 1 have
made a mistake of half a cent on the cost
of removing each cubic yard of rock.
don't know how / did II, or why ii wasn't
discovered before. But I'm thankful I'm
in time to save the company the loss"
1t was a small error, only half cent
cubic yard, but on the contract ii would
have made a difference of enough to pay
the engineers salary dozen times over.
He was not discharged, but for the next
few years his figures will receive careful
scrutiny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-24
BY ALBERT PAYSON TERIIUNE,

or else he will publish the whole CORE
spondence in his paper, and leave the gov
eminent to act as it sees fit. Does the
card improve my hand?"
Conover made immediate answer.
When he spoke there was no emotion in his
dry. business-like tones.
Yes. it does" he admitted land I'm
glad to see 1 was wrong about the cond-
ton Of those brains of yours. You've got
me. 1 could bluff anybody else. but 1
guess you know my. game too we'll A
bluffs blamed good anchor in financial
storm. But after the ships wrecked I
never heard that the cap'n got any special
good out of the anchor So We'll play
straight, If you like. How much do you
want?"
How much?" she repeated. doubtful of
his meaning.
How much will you take for those Denz-
low letters? Come now, let's cut out the
measly diplomacy and get to the point The
man who gets ahead in my line of work is
the man who knows when to pay hush
money and when not to. This is the time
to pay. How much? Make me cash
Offer
You don't understand" protested Anice.
again with pretty. imperious gesture re-
straining Give. II am not one of the
blackmaiers you spend so much of your
time silencing. /"
No? 1 never yet heard scream that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-24

dying freight struck against multi
pointed cluster Of tiny lights. =.
"She wouldn't have took 1t from me.
Caleb grumbled, half-aloud. as though ex-
planning to some invisible companion, but
/ would a made Lefty give 1t to her. It'd
"a looked fine against that soft baby
throat Of hers. Hell"
There was a swirling little eddy Of cinders
and sparks as the case crashed into the
heart Of the dull red embers.
The Railroader had fallen back into his
former cramped, awkward attitude OF re-
Election.
First it was Jerry he whispered to the
imaginary auditor among the shadows.
First Jerry. Then Blanche. And now
her That's worse than both the others put
together Not one left"
The study door behind him was timidly
opened Caleb did not hear.
"Not one left!" he murmured again.
and"
"Is anything the matter, dear?' merry
ously queried his wife from the threshold
Its nearly
'You don't COUNT shouted Caleb Con-
over with odd irrelevance. Go to bed
can't your"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-24
CHAPTER XII.
Caleb Conover Fights.

The real campaign was at last under way,
and the Mountain state thrilled as never be-
fore In the history of politics. At a COM
poste convention made up of the republican
and lesser parties of the state, and held
almost directly after that of the democrats,
faction lines were cast aside and Give Stan
dish nominated by reclamation Ansel had
presided. and scores Of boiling democrats
were in attendance.
Then, in Granite and throughout the state,
Give began what is still recalled as his
"whirlwind campaign Often ten speeches
day were delivered as he hurried from
point to point. The reports of his meetings
were sown broadcast. as was other legiti-
mate campaign literature Because of the
daring and extraordinary course he4 had
taken as we'll as for the sane. practical
reforms he advocated. he was everywhere
listened to with growing interest.
The Mountain state was at last awake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-24

was so loud a big enough check wouldn't
gag 1t. This interview isn't so allooring
that I'm stuck on stretching it out any
longer. Make your Offer"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-04-29

81 salngton, April 2s-New Mexico
and Arizona Fair Monday and Tues.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-04-29
. BIG BUNCH OF
SPECIAL TRAINS
NEXT WEEK
THOUSANDS OF SHRlNERS
WILL ARRIVE IN CITY
temples From All Over East
and South to Pass Through
Albuquerque en- Route to Los
Angeles,

Many thousands of Shrinefz VIII
pass through Albuquerque next week.
over the Santa Fe route 10 the meet
ing Of the imperial council i'm Los
Angeles ana on Thursday. May =. sis
special trains VII go through. -Four
viii pass through on the third and
others viii come later, besides special
cars loaded with Mobiles and attached
To- the regular wcstbOund trains.
Wednesday, May j, at - y. M,
attached 10 train No. ] VIII be cars
carrying Sphinx Temple. OF Hartford.
Conn. Palestine Temple. OF Bridge
port. Conn Pyramid Temple. OF
Providence, r.. L.. and Mclha Temple
Of Boston. Immediately following
train No. ! the sqme evening viii be
d special carrying Yaarab Alec Temple.
~ Savannah Ga
Al 6 d. M. Nav 2. a special win
arrive carrying Syria Temple. Of Pitts
burg. Pa.
Al $40 a.. M. May .. o. special win
arrive with Murat Temple, of lEaian-l
apolis. Ind
Al ! D. M. Macon Temple, If New
York VIII come IN on q special train.
II viii be Immediately followed by am
other train carrying Ismaiia Temple,
city rot stated
At 11:30 the same day. q big spec
aial Will arrive bearing saladdin Tenn
PIE oil Cedar Rapids. Ia., ZenObia
Temple. of Toledo. o.. and Zem Zcm
Temple. OF Erie. Pa.
AZ t. 45 D. m.. the same day. another
viii reach here with New york
Pennsylvania SINNERS on
BOARD hy the hundreds.
ON May 3, the following special
rains viii show w.
A. Ma9n Fr 2errt-n fF.fpFHg AF.a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-04-29

a. ~. Conner. VI ~ - o.
Speciality Ostrupathy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-04-29
VIII. HAHN eco
VhAua.. Gfs-RlanE sss
Roos1 Tor Alhnnnernne.

Have green lawns and trees. Have
your own pumping outfit. CAN and
see us. We DO an kinds of repairing.
Wolkiug & Sons. successors to D. a.
Duitman. 707 n. Eighth st. Phone
las. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-04-29
STEADY RAIN is
WELCO MED BY
THE FARMERS
Gentle DrzzIe VIII Do Valley
Crops Vast Deal of Good
in Opinion of Ranchme0,

A good, old-fashioued. steady rain
started iu last night about DO o'clock
and kept mp % gentle patrcr $40 night
The rain. by coming Boo "a soaking
drIzzlc. viii De Of great benefit 20 the
crops IN the valley and 60 the grass
BOO ,he rauee. ana the Rio Grande
farmers hail DO with joy while the
recent severe storm filled The noun
tain canyons mp with snow ;he rain-
FAN in the lower altitude WAS no. So
great. and plenty more 90 the same
VIII De- welcome to che raiscrs 81
fruit and vegetables. and win bee use-
fuI Iu helping along the second crops
which MANY farmers have been inc
dustr.ausIy planting after the fre,ans
out ol tsar FIRST attempt hN The re-
cent cold snap. After the I1ug drN
winter r NfH take "a good many rains
to help heeu things moist. and tho
more lImIut-- IrC better. I- the ATE
utuiu Ht tle gardeners at present
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-04-29

President Riplf}'s new private car,
No. Il. deadheaded through here Tor
the west several ddys ago. Will bring
back former President strong of the
Santa Re from Los Angeles this week.
Mr.. Strong, who Is quite aged. has
been in Los Angeles for his health.
and Will return 70 his home i'm the
east on the presidents ear
Tho private ear Of Second Vice
President Kendrek. OF the Santa Fe,
Just out Of the Topeka shops. has
been sent 10 Riverside. Cal. for the
use Of President Ripley while his
own car is in tho east.
Tonight at the Tented thcater
Under Southern Moss win be pre-
scented. The H~oIIugsWorth Twins VIII
give their WI play. Q sweet, pretty
story If the sunny south. fun of real
acting, comedy and exciting happen
ings Admission 10 and % cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-20
AIDES cIeverest Comedy.

80 many people have Witnessed and
aphIauded THE College Widow" that
II ls usually safe, if you have not your
sell witnessed performance, to ak.
poet the average theatre goer to be
abe to post you regarding the merits
~ his cleverest Of American satires.
The chances are more than even that
he to whom you address your oues.
tion has either seen this delightful
ad comdy or has bn urgd TO do so
oF someone who has witnessed a per
Torrance The College Widow is
at The opera house on Saturday. Feb
Esd. with assurances of patronage
limited only by the capacity Of the
theatre. Henry w Savage is sending
us one Of his strongest casts in this
famous college satire.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-20
EVANGELIST WILL
TALK TO WOMEN
ONLY AT FIRST M. e, CHURCH
NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON
-REViVAL SERVICES
CREATE GREAT IN.
TEREST,

Evangelist p. C. Carln is having
good congregations at the revival
meetings at the First NJ. f. church
Last night he preached again on
Death, Hen and the Judgment in
his virile interesting manner and
made a profound impression. At the
afternoon meeting there was one con.
version.
a special sc.ricc viii he held at
The church rcNt Sunday afternoon at
. O'Clock for women AMI girls ana he
subject of Mr.. Carjns sermon will be-
In" Strong Woman Mcmbcrs of ait
church and non church members are
cordially invited to attend this meet
ing.
Meetings will be held az 2:3o D. NJ.
ana T:3o y. IN. daily until furhcr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-20
A
BRANCH HOUSE
sCuopER G A l. E,WEAREN COM.
PANY or CAIRO Will CLOSE
ITS BUSINESS AT Full.
TON, KY.

The SeudderGale-W earon Grocery
company Of Cairo, Ill. has decided to
discontinue It's branch hous in Full.
ton aud he house will be closed on or
about March lst Manager Joe G..
Hall is selling out the stock on hand
as rapidly as possible and winding
np The firms business" says the Full,
ton. Ky, Leader
The ScnddorGale Woaren Com.
pany succeeded the Fulton Wholesale
Groo ~ Company about two years
ago They have enjoyed lucrative
business here and the announcement
that they arc to leave comes as a sur.
prise.
Mr. Hall The efflci mt manager.
will 30 70 Paragould, Ark. 10 take
charge Of the Paragopld Grocery Com.
pany. The change will bring Mr.
Hall a nice increase in salary"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-20
FIVE HUNDRED
At BANQUET
GIVEN BY CENTRAL LABOR UNION
AT UNION HALL LAST
NIGHT.
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS i
Was THIS Pleasant Social Affair
Speeches BY Well Known Leaders
From St. Louis, Murphysboro
and Cairo.

The largest gathering of ORGANIZED
I'abor and It's friends that ever Assem-
bled on social occasion in Cairo
crowded Union Hall to the doors last
night when banquet and smoker was
given by the Central Labor Union Of
Cairo Fully 500 persons attended.
Culyer's band played an opening
number and then President R. l.. Fin,
ney introduced Mr. Henry Levy Of the
Retail Clerks Union, as toastmas,er
Of the evening
The leading speeches of tn evening
were made by p II. Strawhrn of Muir
physboro general organizer Of the
American Federation OF Labor: Guy
Rodman Of Murphysbora, president Of
the seventh subdivision Of Miners:
Henry Rover of St Louis, vice prcs
dent Of the Information al Painters
Union, ID. A Connell of the Cairo
Typographical Union and Walter Kcl
ly, secretary of the Cairo Cigarmakers
Union
Brief remarks were made BY II II. |
Thurman, Mayer George Parsons, Ex- |
Mayor Claude Winter Sheriff Frank
Davis, Edward Steinhouse Joe Nc |
Nmty Joseph Mcnamara. George
3ode and Little
Messrs, StraWhun and Rodman will /
20 to Springfield today to attend the
Miners convention. The former. how
'yer, will return next week TO organ.
re new branches Of labor.
Vice President Rover, Of the In
Painters Union. will re-
main here today ana reoreanize
union II will be remember
d that the former branch here sur
its charter some time ago
-fter a prolonged strike attending
yer year
incidental 10 the banquet solos
ere sung by Tony Sinclair, Robert
ird. Guy Rodman
The banquet was served by Caterer 4
V. Z. Stcagala in excel Mt style.
It is estimated that n; least $50
lembers of the Central Labor Union |
TENDED, the other present being
! nds of affiliated labor. ,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-20

l
lS) perl cent. per annum from the 2lst
day OF December A. d. 1906, payable
annuaiiJ at the same time that fhs
SAID scyerai installmcuis bccDme due
ana payable, respectively
The said supplemental special tax
Is levied 10 be paid In ten annual III
stallmcnls, aad the amount OF the flrst
lnstallmcnt thereof Is the sum On
fity-Nlne Dollars and Seventeen IA
Cents ($59.72l, and said insgallmorft
became and was due and pfyalie an
me End day Of January. A. u. 1907 TIE
nine remaining installmenia of said
supplemental special tax arc Tor tho
sum 81 Three Hundred (saO0) Dollars
oach. and the same become an, ami
payable on the End day OF January
~ - 1908, the End day OF Jan,Hry
y. D. 1909 tho End day of January 4
- 1910, the End day OF January. N.
- 1911, the End day OF January
= W. the End day OF January
- 1919, the End day Of January Il
- 1914, the End day Of January
=. 1915, and the End day Of .yannarv
=. ~ 1916 respectiyely, and each ana
az OF SAID ten instailments bear III.
terest az the rate Of Ave (5, per ceDt
per annnm from the 31st day ~ IA.
cembor a. D, 1906. payable annuaytv
at the same time that the said sevarar
ihslaiimen's become due and payable
Tho combined amount On the Ara
lnstailment or said ORIGINAL and sun-
Elemental special tax Ii The sam or
Eight hundred Ninety Kino Dollars
ana seVenty-SeYcn Cents $500 VII,
ana the combined amount of the nine
installmonta. OF said orig.
MAJ ana supplemental special tax N
ne sum Of Fourteen Hundred 110e,
Dollars each.
All persons Interested are hereby
iotifed to call and pay tho amount
assessed. at he City Treasurer,s
mice, at the Cairo National Bank
70. 800 Commercial ayenne. In the
ny o. Cairo, Illinois, within thirty
-, days from the date hereof
DATED this seventh day Of February.
y d. 1907.
JAMES QUINN.
City Trpasnrar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-20
GUARANTEED LIQUOR CURE.
Mo Detention From Work or Loss of
TIne--Desre for Drink De.
stroyed by orrine.

When one Of our most reliable
/ druggists makes positive statement
that he VIII guarantee to cure the
! liquor habit II Orfine is used in ac
c0rdance with directions or refund
The money II shows his great faith h
/ the treatment II Is in this way that
Orrine Is sold by the leading druggist
in nearly every city and town. In
every box lis a. registered guarantee
which entities you to a refund OF
your money If Ofrinc fails to effect 4
cure
No other cure for the liquor habit
has been sold in this way and the re
markahe guarantee. shows bow far
superior Orrjne Is . the ordinary san
atorium or home treatment There I'll.
no detention ON work or loss Of
Tine when Orr;no Is used II DESTROYS
the desire for liquor so that tho
drink Is not missed also cures the de,
ranged stomach, weakened nerves
and other III effects of excessive
drinking restoring the patient to per
feet health
Orinc S prepared n TWO forms, Ma.
the ccret remedy which can be
used in food or drink without the
lhowlodse of the patient: No. for
hose who take he remedy of their
'wn free will. Both forms are guaran-
eed. A reg stored guarantee In every
BOX. /,
Treatise on how to cure drunken
'eas free on request Orrine Co.
Washington u. c The price of
tihcr form is 81 box making The |
ost Of the complete cure less Than
hri@th what is usually charged at /
ana'Wiun~ with guarantee that s
le cNncnc will b. nothing unless a
nfc i- IA ned Mail orders filled. il
Hr.l"c is for sale bY Paul &. Schuh S
Sons, Cairo, IT, il
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-20
M|SSOURIPA C|F|c'S
SIDE OF the Controversy Between :,
and Its Machinist ana Boiler
Makers

The Mis- ouri Pacific Railway com
'any has issued a circular presenting
/ IS .Id" 81 The controversy it is hav.
't= So us a.aeliniss aud boiler.
''''' g. Til" ciicI'as is addressed
70 NJ Concerned and reads as fol.
lows "
For years pat the rates Of pay
for machinisis and boilermakers on
The Missouri Pacific system have been
identical on November Is; 1906 a
temporary rails" n on cent per bogr
was gwen tO all hoilermaler< on the
system. On the LIST of February the
pay OF mach nists WAS increased three
cenls per hour A the confer nee
this month with the committee of
hoile makers they demanded a fat in.
crease over the cont increase per
hour given them last November. or
one cent Der hour in excess Of the
rate paid 10 machiuis
The o mpany % red two con.
per hour making The rate of paw the
same as paid ia machiuists and the
aamc as paid hoilermakcrs by the /
Frisco. Rocl, Island and Union ~ /
.1iic systems with whom settlement. /
'ii- this basis have been Gently I
made and the offer made by The COM.
AMY 'heretoBe. makes the rate equal
o the highest paid in this Tertiary .
III boilerBa ar refuse TO accent
ms Increase. demanding one cent h
loFe per hour than is paid io the ma
iilHia's 0r is paid fa the bniIrrmal-
is on any other railroad in this Ii
'rfitofy. and have quiz worl.
Pro rata increase was offered r..iI- I -,
makers helpers making the In. m
crease paid them tpo cents Der heu- r
'er the wages paid them prio- fo II
ebruary lsi, 1897 and the hirbesr :
ie Of pay fw that class Of labor q
'nvailing 90 Hny rsilnJad en- Mis- H.
~ Pacific terriers :,
he situation Is hat the boiie- ii
sEers have demanded that the Mis- In
81 Pacific system disturbed tLals,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-20
PsrsifsI Here Next Week

theatrical announcement that do
mands moro than ordinary attention
rs thai ~ Wa@u"r's magnificent sDoc
isoie ~ "Parsifal" This Justly rale-
DRAFTED play ha- attained a degree Of
unquesiioned success that has seldom.
if ever been the fortune u anv other
production This success has not ba-sp
accomplished by any unusual or ev-
tTH0rfinUry methods. such as occa-
$ maliT brings some stage celebrity
81 production iIro temporary uromf-.
nence Ir- success and enthusiastic
reception By the better class Of thea.
ire Eoers everywhere it has been p-e
senied has been achieved bv the
drama intrinsic merit and inherent
beauty. 4 clever specially scIerfrd I
~ If HTiRcpsls and IN squsug !
Hover COWS Of sHUllisTies- are used !
n The production. which viii be- seen
{ the ope-s hJu1e Friday March 1T
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-20
ADJUSTMENTS
Mrs. Temples TELEGRAM.

The effective presentation of =
farce which will appear at the opera
house matinee and night Friday, Feb.
rua1y 22nd. depends almost entirely
upon the players engaged. If thew
have the dash and 60" that is so
often referred to in plays of that
character they will submerge all
thought Of logic consunctral crudi
Ties and inpossibilities.
In the company presenting "Mrs.
Temples Telegram there is but Que
player who is blessed with the farce
spirit, and that is Harry Conor. The
days of training with Hoyt and his
later experiences have kept this fine
comedian in excellent form and his
work stands out in his present posi-
ION like an automobile headlight in
a dense forest
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-20

PARTY that has heretofore existed he
tween them and the machinists and
| that 1t must pay one cent per honl
more for the same service than is
paid for corresponding service by
other railway companies and because
the railway company has declined TO
! do this the boilermakers have left
their work
AT recent conference held with
join committee Of blacksmlths ana
blacksmith helpers, the railway com
pany offered an approximate Increase
to blacksmith's helpers, making the
pay for this class Of labor equal to
that paid by other railways in this
territory This offer the blacksmiths
declined TO accept. Insisting on a
three cent fiat Increase for all black.
smiths and hlacksmit's helpers. in,
or asing the former ten per cent and
the latter sixteen per cent over pres.
ent wages. The railway company do
clining to accede TO this demand, the
blacksmiths quit their work. t
ne situation as to the black,
smiths Is that they have been offered
the highestirate Of pay given for such
service by any railroad in this terri.
tory. which they refused to accpet
and Lift their work.
The purpose of this circular is to /
inform You Of the situation in order
hat the public may understand. the |
issues and the two classes of EN-, /
oloyes above named are unwilling TO
accept the scale of wag that the
iame class of workmen on Other
Dads have been very PLAID TO accpet
II recent settlement
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-20
RATS BEAT ELKS
At INDOOR GAME
OF BASEBALL AT ARMoRY-
GAME WAS TEN INNINGS
WITH SCORE OF II TO 10.

4 biz crowd thruugod the Armory
last evening whom the Rats and En-
played a game " indoor baseball.
Toe announcement that two Kitty
Tongue players would assist. one on
each side" doubtless had much 10 do
with The size Of the crowd bat thcir
hopes were not fulfilled a. long dis
lance phone messages brought the
Information Thar Wilder and Long
could Not arrive in line to take part
In be came Their places were filled
ably however. by home talent in the
persons ~ Eddie nOwer for the Fji-s
ami auofh' Young man for tho Rats
who refused fo give his name for pub
LEGATION.
The Rails beat bv a score Of II f.
la in te- inning game. Dflts pitg he'd
and Ire Fitzgerald caught for the
Elks- Fred Halliday pitched and rs I
ron Herbert caHsh for The Rats The
batting Wa exceptionally sirnnr on
19th. sides
louis = Bossman umpfred faef
-ame
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-20
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Special Warrants No. 8.

Notice; Public notice Is hereby
given that the county court of Alex
ander county. Illinois, has rendered
Judgments for a special tax. and for
a supplemental special tax upon prop.
erty benefited by the following i'm
proFemen': For the construction of
vitrifled tile pipe sewer and of a vitrl.
red brick pavement 10 and upon
Ohio street, from the north line of
Eighth street TO the north line OF
Fourteenth street in the CITY of
Cairo. Illinois under Ordinance No
y OF said city of Cairo. as will more
iuilY appear from the certified comics
of the judgments on file in my Office:
thdi the warrants for he collection Of
such special tax are IN The hands of
the undersigned
Said original special tax is levied (
to bc paid IN ten annual insiallments
anu ilio amount ~ The first install /
meni thereof is the sum or Eirb
hundred and Forty Dollars and Five
cents tsSi0A5l, and said install
nent became and was due and nav.
'bie on the 2nd day Of January. A. d. Il
.9e'- The nine remaining lustsllments
y said original spectral tax are Ter The
nm Of Eleven Hundred tstt0ol nuf
ars each and tho same become dc +
nd payable on the 2nd dlv Of i
anuary. \. D. 1908. the 2nd dav Of
anuary. 4. d 1909. The End dav - n
anuary, \. d. 1910 the 2nd day Of !
anuary a. - 1911. The End day u
apuary. a. d. 1912, the 2Bd day Of g
anHary. = y 1853. llso end hav afIc
snnary = D. fait he mi 5ag - :,
4 h i2ls and the snd asel
JangsTy. A D. 1915 respectively. A
ID each and al Of said ten install
ents bear iu;eTe-t Al the rate q hYe