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The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04

is The
THEME
Associated Press. ]
Dec. 4.-The confert

Dec. 4.-The conference
.rs, called by Great Brit
am, loi 1iaming a course of laws for
naval warfare and for the formation
of the international prize court rec
onmended by the Hague congress,
opened at the foreign Office today.
The United States. Great Britain,
France, Germany. Italy. Austria.
Hungary, Russia, Spain, Holland and
Japan Will be represented in this con-
ference.
At the suggestion of Germany the
powers have submitted their views on
various points to the United States.
Great Britain and Japan are agreed,
in principle at least, on most of the
important proposals and they may be
expected to work in accord, with the
probable support of France. There
are wide differences of opinion be-
tween these powers and the other six
countries represented.
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NEW SULTAN ACCEPTS
GBy Associated Press. /

PARIS. DEC. At WAS AN
NOuNCED HERE TODAY THAT
MuLAI HAFID. THE NEW SULTAN
OF MOROCCO HAS DEFINITELY
ACCEPTED THE ALGECIRAS ACT
AND ATTENDANT CONDITIONS
LAID DOWN by THE POWERS FOR
RECOGNITION OF HIS SULTAN
ATE.
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FAMILIES HOMELESS
AS RESULT OF FIRE
TBy Associated Press. |

+ Centralia. Pa, Dec. 4.-SiX- I
J. ty-five families are homeless in 1
+ this city this morning as a re- 1
+ suit of fire last night which l
+ wiped out three squares in the 1
+ heart of the town. l
+ The fire originated in "A NOV !
+ ing picture show. The loss is :!
+ estimated at a hundred thou !
+ sand dollars. I
4 j. = 4. 4. 4. 4. !. J. i. + J. 4. J. ;,
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KILLED BY NEGROES
IRv .ssoeiated Press. !

LBy associated Press.
r Columbia, Ala. Dec. 4.-The :!
r news has reached here from 1
= Ochesea. Fla, of the brutal muir I
r der of j. w. Grace. merchant, s
r by two negroes. 1t is believed !
r that the latter have already 7
r been lynched. :
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TODAY'S METAL MARKET.

[By Associated Press /
New York, Dec. 4.-The lead mar
ket today was dull at 4.25 to 430
Copper. IA * to 14h Silver, AS
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SOLD TODAY FOR $4,000.

. Deeds were recorded this
: morning for the sale of the II. :
. A. Rediker ranch on Pinon me-
. sa. better known as the Goat :
ranch. to Joseph kiefer. for
. merly of Fruita and now a resi-
: dent of this city. The consider
: alton was $4,000.
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Miss Papt. Miss Sachz. and Mrs.
E. Rapf were arrivals in the city this
noon from New York. They are
wealthy New York family and are
here with view to buying land.
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Mrs. ]. w. Washburn and Mrs.
George B. Pickett of Ophir. Colo,
mother and sister of Carl Washburn
of the Wallace Investment Company,
will arrive in the city Sunday to
spend the winter.
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THREE HUNDRED LOST
fBy Associated Press.

7 BY Associated Press
+ Toxic. Japan. Dec. 4-Thir- Z
= ty-five japanese fishing boats =
= were caught in a typhooD Tues {
(. day afternoon. OF Hatfu island Z
+ in Kawatfu bay. and wrecked. Z
+ 1t is reported that $50 fisher I
: men lost their lives. Z
n = u n. u = u 4. n q.
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ToDAY's WHEAT MARKET.

IBy Associated Dress. I
Chicago. Dec. 4.=May wheat to-
day closed at 1.105s
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VISIT THE SENTINEL

Daily of anchmen and
growers will be Grand Junction attend
either the annual meeting of the Grand Valley Irrigation Com
pany the the local factory
dial this office and inspect the most
modern uptodate best equipped and best kept plants
be found between Denver and Salt Lake City.
The Sentinel always ready welcome visitors and those
go through different departments of the office
always permitted to do
We glad have the opportunity show them the
plant. There Positively admtance signs the
doors job department composing and
We do bar the interested caller from the
chimes operation and ascertainng the methods employed in
up-to-date printing office
Drop Mr. Ranchman and Beet Grower
you Senns latch string always the
outside. Take look at plant
The Daily Sentinel the western Colorado that
has of the wonderful linotype machines in its office These
machines operation during the day The big printing
press operation all and the the job de-
hummng na hour during the work
ing day
Come in, and take look Well give you hearty
welcome
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FOUR PERISH I'd
Ipv Ascoc,ar.

[By Associated Press.
Scranton. Pa, Dec. -Four per-
sons perished yesterday in fire that
started from an overheated stove and
burned the Shapiro block.
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NJ. L. Thistle. of Ouray. is a local
visitor this afternoon. He will leave
in the morning for his home.
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CAMPAIGN BOSSES
DINED LAST
NIGHT
IBy Associated Press. ]

BY Associated Press.
New York, Dec. 4.-Frank III.
Hitchcock, who managed the re-
publican campaign; Treasurer
George Il. Sheldon and William
l.. Ward, national committee
men, were dined by the Repub-
lican club last night and award
ed unstinted praise for their SER
vices in the election of Taft and
Sherman.
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The guests included Vice Presi-
Sherman and communica-
tions were received from President
Roosevelt and President-elect Taft.
President Roosevelt sent this mes
sage:
II wish | could be present to join
with you in the dinner given in honor
of Messrs. Hitchcock, Sheldon and
Ward AS / cannot, will you allow
me, through you, TO extend my heart
lest congratulations and thanks to
the three men who did so much to
bring about the successful result of
the recent election"
Mr. Taft from Hot Springs wrote
telegram of great length.
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NEARLY $4O,OOO.OO
WAS SPENT BY
EACH PARTY
Special to The Sentinel. ]

Especial to The Sentinel
Denver, Dec. 4.-State Chair
men Vivian and Ward, respect
lively, of the republican and dem
ocratic state central committees,
today made public the total
amount of money spent by them
in the recent campaign.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-04

The several literary societies os
the High School met this afternoon
and excellent programs were rend-
cred In the Senior-.Iunior society
Macbeth was presented by some of
the Senior English students. Wynn
Ross took the part of Macbeth and
gave a fine Interpretation of the
character. The entire play was not
given, only the best selections were
presented. For the occasion crude
stage was constructed and II was i'm
nensely enjoyed and appreciated.
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j. w. Hoover is stopping over in
the city today from Anderson. Ind.
He is out looking over the valley this
afternoon.
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FOR THE LOVE OF GOD"

+ 1. j. + + + + :. = + + + I. 1. 4.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-03
GOVERNOR HASKELL'S LETTER
TO GOVERNOR JOHNSON

the United States. It was then that
Organism became a national issue. It
was then that policies Of government
were proposed that would protect the
honest dollar and at the same time
and with equal force, protect him who
honestly earned the dollar. Organism
never demanded oppression OF the rich
nor oppression of the great industries
of our country, but Organism did de.
mand that the strength OF capital and
corrupt political influences, should
cease to oppress the weak or to prey
rron the earnings Of the masses. The
battle OF 'ninety.six was fought Left
to the people themselves, 1t would
have been an overwhelming victory
for Bryan. even with that short b.
ginning, but Governor Johnson, you
and | know that that battle was not
left to the people Disclosures since
that time have confirmed the suspl-
cions. then existing, In this, that the
great corporations of the United
States, whose robbery OF the public
was legalized by corrupt officials. lit
orally poured their millions OF wealth
into the campaign treasury. opposed to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-03

ciples grow. that We remain hum.
bic soldiers in the ranks Of vic.
torious army. than that We permit
those whose advice is unworthy OF
belief, to lead us to dissent and
destroy the good work that has been
built by these united efforts. The
selfish voice. whispering In the ear
OF patriot. should be cast aside.
The hour OF temptation will come.
Let it be met by the stern attitude
that has served you so well in the
past To be ore of an army who
have won great victory for good
government. is far better than TO re-
ceiye apparent honors as the result
of compromise and concession from
those who are unworthy To rule. Vic
tory had better be deferred until 1t
is won on Il clear field, honest prin-
ciples. than to b, accepted as the
result of a compromise between JUS
tice to all on the one hand and in
justice or greed on the other
My dear governor, | shall sin
cerely hope to meet you at the Den.
Yer convention bearing the banner
OF the Minnesota democracy whore
the Oklahoma democracy can join
with you in holding up the principles
Of free government for free peo-
pie and united with those Of the
other states of the union. declare.
not only for the principles that have
received universal approval, but for
W. J. Bryan. the champion of those
principles, as the proper president
to carry those principles into ef-
feet Sincerely,
c. y. HASKELL.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-03

let the masses OF the party select the
delegates To Denver and instruct them
as the great masses (the rank and file
of democracy. assembled in their
own home communities. might deem
wise.
Can any method be farther from
autocratic convention than this?
Your letter says, The democracy OF
the nation has for twelve years been
losing ground; that the old conditions
mean certain defeat etc"
am forced to emphatically dissent
from this statement. w. J. Bryan
has failed TO secure a sufficient mum
ber of votes TO elect him To the presi.
dercy, but Organism has never been
defeated.
The history OF the world does not
chronicle single reformation nor u
single victory won by the common
people, except at the end OF long,
persistent effort At the beginning OF
eighteen hundred and ninety-siS, there
was little In the leadership OF either
great political party, to warrant ap-
plause from the common people or
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-03

Guthrie. Okla. May lst, 1908.
Governor John A. Johnson.
st Paul. MINI.
My Dear Governor
ON April llth. your campaign secre.
tary addressed one of the open let.
tors To me, announcing and adyocat-
ing your candidacy for the democratic
nomination for president OF the Unit.
cd states.
As one who has admired many
things YOU have accomplished in the
past. read the letter with great care
and have given 1t much consideration
before writing this answer and regret
that now am forced TO dissent from
both the spirit and the tenor of the
letter. and see no reason to change
my personal views as to the best pol
i,g Of the national democracy.
am now where have stood for
yoars-for w. j. Bryan
The suggestion. that democracy Is
drifting towards an autOcratic conyen.
tion. whore popular choice is to be
subordinate to personal will" IS clear.
ly unwarranted Mr. Bryan has ap-
1ealed to the people of every state to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-03

Organism, to purchase the defeat OF
Bryans motto,
Let the people Rule"
All sorts OF terrible pictures D: dis
tress and disaster, In case OF Bryan's
election, were painted and held up To
intimidate the voter. They told us
that prosperity in our country must
depend upon the peoples support of
the so-called captains OF industry"
Corruption. greed and monopoly, de.
feated w. J. Bryan In ninety slx, but
Bryanism was not defeated nor even
dimmet. \ lubble was built in the
industrial and financial worll and
contains promises of full dinner pals
and universal prosperity, carried along
"A few years and the same influences
defeated the election OF w. j. BBryan
in nineteen hundred. but Bryanism
continued TO grow. The successful
candidate in both these elections was
compelled to advocate Organism In
order to secure his personal success
II takes time To win this battle, just
as It has taken time TO promote intelli.
gence, patriotism and ultimate success
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-03
Spreckelmeyer & Co. can take care
OF your plumbing. 3-3
April Oil Report.

Tulsa. Okla. May Twenty mil.
lion barrels OF oil in stocks is re-
pOrtel To-" he Trls.. oil fields for
the m1h;A Of April. Of the stocks
over half H. credited to the PrMf.c
Oil ami '.as compa ~ western
branch - ;lc Standa Il ana principal
rurchag,us Hgency IN O<'dbc.e ct
the private producers the Associated
Producers have about 100000 bar
rels of oil in storage
The pipe lines are handling what
the market and their capacity de-
mands. The runs from the Glenn
pool have averaged approximately
10000 barrels a day as compared with
$1,000 barrels in March. In the Shall
low pool the runs have averaged
10000 barrels.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-03

Organism is still working on the
heart of this born aristocrat and
today he comedies the errors Of
his Oklahoma City speech Of nine
months ago and is willing now to
adopt Organism as means of Sc
curing the presidency.
Goernor Johnson, II this arsto.
crat has been brought to his knees.
before suffering people by the
spirit of Organism applied to gov.
ernment shall we call this defeat OF
prime pies? Nay. It is victory for
Organism. In the presence of this
continued progress. shall the army
Fighting in defense OF the peoples
rights forsake its leader? Shall this
army destroy its power by dissen.
tion and disintegration? Success
In the battles for principle justify
but one resolution, that is. onward
with renewed vigor," following the
leader until, not only the prlnci.
pies for which he stands. but the
man himself TO execute these princi.
plies, shall have proven victorious.
II the time has come when Bryan.
ism is so universally approved
throughout the union that the re.
publican candidate is forced to
change his own spirit, his own ideas
and adopt the principles which were
heretofore unknown to him, we must
expect just such efforts as We have
before us today. Those who profit
by graft, greed and monopoly see
no hope TO defeat the principles
Of democracy as advocated by Bry
an, unlesse they can invade IN
camp OF Bryan and entice his
worthy captains and patriotic fol.
lowers away from the standard of
3 the leader, nor is this a new meth
cd OF inveighing against the advo-
cate of reform and honest govern.
ment.
| In the days of our Saviour, when
J Satan found that he could not de.
feat the spirit and the teachings
of Christ, he sought To lead him
away from the path of righteousness
He led him on TO a high mountain
whore he could view all the wealth
and glory OF the earth and said
to him. "all these will | give thee
to reign over, If YOU will but fol.
low me" Christianity with all its
blessings 70 the human family We're
there at stake The Savior stood for
his principles and cast aside the OF.
fer which ambition for selfish greed
and glory would have accepted. So
today unable To stem the tide OF
| Organism, growing stronger from
year TO year, the enemies of good
government, equality TO all and par.
tlality to none" find their last hope
lies In dismembering the army and
depicting the forces that have made
| Organism grow TO the invincible
power that II is today. | say to you
now. my dear governor, that II
were better for you and and for all
| Others who have helped these prin-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-03

FOR RENT-Five room house, close
in; good barn. gas and city water,
furnished or unfurnished. Higgins.
Suggs Realty Co. 2ttl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-03

FOR RENT-Nlcely furnished room.
Mrs. Ada Bennct, ll9 y. Washington.
27tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-03

The most attractive bargains In the
city are those bath room mirrors az
Spreckelmeyer & Co.'S. See them. 3.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-03

MONEY TO LOAN II It is money
YOU want 10 borrow either on city
property. or farm lands. see Us We
have IL AZ reasonable rates.
33 SMlTHFLOW REALTY co.
OPPORTUNITY - Drug
stock for sale. The stock OF drugs
and fixtures OF the owl Drug store,
Davis, Okla, is in my hands for
sale Stock Is clean. FIRE h, well Sc
lrcted. invoicing about 5000 Fix
lures invoice about 5000. VIII sell
separately or together Good bar
gain for cash W. y. Lewis. Attor-
ney. Davis. Okla. soft
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-03
Found Not Guilty.

San Francisco, Cal, May 2.-The
jury this afternoon returned YER
diet declaring Tiery l.. Ford not
guilty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-03

FOR RENT-A number OF cottages
and small houses in different parts
of the city
BIB SMITHFLOW REALTY co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-03
) LINES
) TIMES
) DIMES
WANTS

least one Ardmofee ad each day good creed Tor live fOIs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-03
WANTED.

WANTED You to Investigate the
Practorians Most attractive plan
of Insurance sold Issued 10. 10
and ~ payment life, ordinary lii"
and annuity certificates. Age 20
$4,000 20 payment life, total cost
si605 annually Can be paid month.
Iy if desired See VI B. Wheeler
state manager room q, Sims.Pen
plngton building. l2lm
WANTED convince those In need
of Machine and Repair work OF
any description that you'll make no
mistake, neither will /, II sent 10
the old reliable"
JONES MACHINE AND REPAIR
WORKS.
205.2l5 South Mil st 26.lm
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FOR RENT


FOR RENT-Five room house. close
in; good barn. gas and city water
furnished or unfurnlshed. Higgins
Suggs Realty Co. 2itl
FOR RENT Four.room house. close
in, with city water. Apply at West
hcimer g. Daube 27tf
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room.
Mrs. Ada Bennet, ll9 y. Washington.
27tf
FOR RENT-A number Of cottages
and small houses in different parts
of the city
BIB SMITHFLOw REALTY co.
FOR Rent Nicely furnished front
room, also broom cottage. cheap.
Mrs Ida AlcNard'r. 10 \ slr",,
northeast 3.3
FOR SALE OR RENT-Drop neal
Singer and other sewing ma,G:hes.
j GOidsmiths Loan OiiH' Main
street 10 I'm
FOR SALE Barred Plymouth Rock
and Brown LeghOrn eggs. L. for 81.
Phone AZ red or write TO Box 31i,
hrdmorc l9-lm
FOR SALE Corner lot in walcott ad.
dition Apply to =. B. Taryar or
Stevcre holland. 3-3t
FOR REST-A large front room
close in. all modern cOnyenicncos
Mrs Mays. Phone 7ii. 221m
FOR RENT Six-room house on G.
street northwest. All modern con
vcniences, gas, lights and sewerage.
See T X. kearney. 3tt
FOR RENT Fourroom house on u
street between Fourth and Fifth
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FOR RENT Four.room house. close
in, with city water Apply at West
heimer g. Daube 27tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-12

proceedings and take the matter into
the courts, but the railroad company
announces that it would require a
bond that could not be furnished by
the present city council and that il
would fight the matter in the federal
courts rather than IN the state and
county courts.
In any event from the declarations
OF the railroad company, the city will
have a battle royal before it gets a
right of way over the railroad land.
The fact that there is a fridge west
of the V. and T. track furnishes the
basis for an announcement by the
company that it would favor a pro-
pOsal to have the county turn that
bridge over to the city and to see the
city assisted in putting it into SER
vice. Just what assistance the rail
roda would give the city in the matter
remains to be seen.
But the Scott street bridge project
the railroad announces it will fight
to the last afternoon of the last day.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-12
RAILROAD co. TO
FIGHT BRIDGE PLAN
v. g. T. Railway Will NOT Give
Rights Of Way. Will Fight
Condemnation

ter end.
The railroad argument is that a
crossing for street cars on a fill on
the north end of the bridge approach
would make the operation of street
cars and railroad trains at that cross
ing particularly hazardous, most ex-
pensive both for the city and for the
railroad.
AS for The right of way on the south
side Of the river, across point OF
railroad land that sticks over the pro-
posed route of the extension of Scott
street, the railroad company declares
that it needs all its land at that point
and that it will not grant any rights OF
way for bridge purposes over it.
The city can sue out condemnation
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-12
CIRCUS MONDAY NIGHT
I. F. MEYER
Secretary.

The Tonopah Bonanza has the fol-
lowing to say of the Great American
circus. which appeared in that city
last week:
'Frcm the time the funny old clown
entered the ring with his hoop-l la.
until the last act the audience that
crowded the tent of the Great Amer
lean circus last night. laughed and
apnlauded. The acrobatic acts were
as good as any ever witnessed in any
circus ring. The performers on the
horizontal bar, the contortionists.
and hand balancers were equally as
good. and their efforts TO amuse and
entertain were certainly appreciated
bv an audience that was lavish in its
applaus. The trained dogs. mon
KEYS. ponies and goats pleased the lit
tie ones and the grown folks. These
animals did everything but talk, and
in their training show conscientious
and hard work on the part OF then
preceptors."
The Great American circus VIII Dc
in Carson Wednesday and Thursday o
this week.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-12

OFFICE OF THE ELY COPPER
COMPANY. Room lies. No. 80 Lib
erty street, New York City, April %.
(oos.
To the stockholders of the Willard
Ely Copper Company:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
at meeting of the board Of directors
of this company. of which at least
three days notice was given, held at
its Office in the Borough of Manhattan,
New York, on April q. 1908, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS. the Company, pursu-
ant to resolutions adopted by Its
Board of Directors and by the holders
of more than two-thirds Of its out
standing caiptal stock. authorized the
sale and transfer of all the properties
and assets of every name, nature and
description. and
WHEREAS. each sale has beer
communicated, and
WHEREAS. in the judgment OF It's
Board of Directors. it is deemed ad-
visable and most for the benefit o
the company that 1t should be forth
with dissolved:
4 NOW. THEREFORE. BE TT RE
SOLVED
a That the Board Of Director
deem it advisable that the cOrpOratlol
be forthwith dissolved;
(2) That the officers OF the com
pany be and they are hereby dlrecte
to call a special meeting Of the stock
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-05-12

holders of this company to be held at
It's Office. room 11O5, No. 80 Liberty
street, Borough of Manhattan, New
York City. on the goth day of May,
1868, at Il O'Clock noon, for the pur-
pose of taking action upon such pro-
posed dissolution. giving notice there
Of as required by the general corpora
ton law of Nevada.
CD Full authority is hereby del
egated to the officers of the company,
provided the holders of more than
two thirds of the outstanding capital
stock of said company shall vote in
favor of said dissolution, to execute
the necessary statutory certificates
and to comply with the provisions of
the statutes of Nevada relative to dis
solution"
You are further notified, in con-
formity with the aforesaid resolutions
that a meeting of the stockholders of
this company will be held DIT its office,
room 1105, No. 80 Liberty street, Bor-
ough of Manhattan, New York, City,
on the Goth day of May, 1908, at u
O'Clock neon to take action upon the
aforesaid resolutions
GEORGE ID. BRODIE.
President
I. F. MEYER