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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-13
"Sold Into Slaverv."

Sold Into Slavery" is the title of a
new melodrama by Owen Davis. Manager
A. ]. Spencer has given the play an elabo-
rate setting. each of the eight scenes hav-
ing special scenery. These scenes are all
laid in New York city. the story being of
phase of metropolitan life. sold Into
Slavery comes to the Academy next
Monday evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-13
Dwellings for GEORGETOWN.

Raphael A. Castelar,. of the firm of CAST
lear & Co, 1908 Wisconsin avenue north
west, is having plans prepared for the
erection of seven two story brick dwell
ings on his lot at the southeart corner
of 33d and Q streets northwest to cost
about $4,000 John n. Macpherson is
the builder and architect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-13

4 colored woman named Adde AIexan-
der. who resided at 1917 Majors alley, died
suddenly about . o'clock yesterday after
noon. Coroner hewitt gave q certificate
of death from natural causes and directed
that the body be removed to the morgue
He was told that relatives were unable to
bury the body, SO the District will have
to defray the expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-13
Hungry for Good Bread?

Holmes Genuine Homemade Milk Bread
the most wholesome. most delicious bread
that's baked. Delivered direct, 30 loaf.
Homemade Pies. 20c. Holmes Bakery.
1st * L, SITS Phones Linen. 1t4O * IN /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-13
Wise Use of Heurich,s Beers

can't possibly have other than beneficial
effects upon your health Absolutely pure
perfectly aged. every bottle pasteurized 2
doz. Maerzen or Senate. $1.75; doz
Lager, S1.50: bottle rebate. zoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-13

While e. A. Brown. a mail collector
was In the Dewey Hotel last night about
S:45 o'clock his horse ran away. The ami
NAL was. not caught until it had reached
the city post office. No damage was done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-13
ADVERTISING.
Gain, SO Column.

The great increase In advertis-
ing in The Sunday Star is due
directly to Increase in results to
advertisers. The Increase In re-
suits is due to the Increase In
circulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-13
Mahogany Furniture at Auction.

The Mendelsohn collection of beautiful
mahogany furniture of we olden time is
now being sold at auction by catalogue at
Sloan's, 1907 G St, with sessions at IL
a. n. and :; pm, Friday being the last day.
brasses. old prints, mirrors etc. Rooms
comfortably heated and seats provided
Advt.
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Hotel johnson Cafes.

Some choice shipments of sea food direc,
from the catchers. Steamed oysters
choice Holsters and game. Noon lunch
table d'hote dinner and a la carte. Mr.
Thomas Mcdonald manager.
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CIRCULATION.
Gain, 4,845

The circulation of The Sunday
Star completely covers the field
for advertisers in Washington.
All other advertising is practi-
cally partial duplication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-13

Charles Wood, colored. of 204 O street
was treated at the Homeopathic Hospital
last evening for a painful injury to his
head. Wood told the police he received
the hurt by being struck with a bottle by
another man while at 7th and Q streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-13

We Can Save You Money
before you buy. Eisinger Bros, 21O9 It'll.
ja13-d. eSu-3
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Branch Office, vt. Ave. and I st.

Advertisements are received at The
Stars branch office, Kings Drug Store
corner Vermont avenue and I street, at
regular rates. Wants and Rooms for Rent
] cent a word.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-13

when you want it. There is only one way
to get it. Go after it through the CLASH
fed columns of The Star
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ANYTHING to Sellp

Include it in Saturdays auction sale ar
WeschleTS. $40 Pa ave. NV. Good re
suits. Prompt returns. Phone NJ. 12So.
ja11-4t
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Nebbiolo Spumante

an Italian Sparkling Red Wine of excel
lent quality. At Christian Nander's. 800 18th
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Jos. Phillips Original Sausage.
ask for the ORIGINAL Phillip.
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The Great Bear Is an Ideal Table
water Office 326 X ne. Phone y. 49,.
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c. A. Muddiman & Co.

Artistic Electric and Gas Drot Lights.
Natl. Inverted Lights. Art Domes.
1904 G. st. GIG 18th st
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Carriages That Excel In Style
and elegance are hired most reasonably n,
Downeys stables, 1920 [. st Phone =
Advt
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Altamont Spring Water.
You'll Derive More Than Pleasure

"'Of exceptional purity."-Dr. Mcdonnell
ktate chemist Md.
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Jones' Dairy Farm Buckwheat
from Wisconsin. Pure Maple Strip. Cal
Ripe Olives. SOC qt. .Donnelly, 14th & l.
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CITY ITEMS.

VIM. Cannon's Purissima Rye
"a whisky of dependable quality. Very
Phone N. 521, 1225 1th.
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Coal for Private Residences.

We pay most careful attention to its prep
aration, and feel that We can now guaran-
tee to our customers coal that is free OF
dirt and slate. J. Maury Dove Company
-Adyt,
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Full Cream Cheese. TIC: Butter 3oc

Eggs. 3Oc; Hams. lie; Picnics nc; Po-
tatoes. pc PIX: Ginger Snaps, nc J. T..
d. Pyles' Il stores. ia122t
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from old Glory. Rich in the tonic
elements of malt and hops this popular
dark beer is positively beneficial. Try a
case. Phone Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
WOULD VIM. NlCKERSHANA SLAY TRUSTS?
AND WOULD 1T SHOCK BROTHER hen TAFT?

MIR Wlckorsham would make n
real ntyllah attorney general lie
lives Ia Hist at, near Firth nv. A
reporter who tried 20 interview him
ai his home was met al the door hy
a boy Ia knee brooches livery, with
doodads all over him.
There is no livery at Brother
Honry'H home. though II Ia very
richly furnished.
with Brother Hcnry's Wall a..
business, he would be terribly en-.
baersased u Friend Wlckcraham,
az attorney general, should aud.
denly run amuck against the
trusts.
II wouldn't make SO much differ.
onee TO brother Horny Il KELLOGG.
an attorney general. went after the
trusts.
Why doesn't Brother Henry want
10 escape this embarrassment By
letting Frank KelloEg bo attorney
gcnerAif
Or aren't the trusts going to be
attackedf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

OF moannees for the space of SIX
weeks Liahcth had brought the
very worst Rankin the i0mOnths.
old gingerbread man that she had
received the previous Christmaa--
and the worst Rankin had a relapse
from tho eating.
Now. when lazy 81 Stanton had
imhibcd the elixir and jumped al.
most over the wagon IN his mad
sprightllnoss. LAsbeth dropped her
reserve and scrambled into the bed
u want some medicine TO make
me we'll she said TO the noisy
philauthropist u have too biz a
heart And my doll Rag Man has
lost his stuffin"
The medicine man did not under
stand at first, and he pushed Lis.
beth away, while he made change
for the preacher.
But the child repeated her re-
quest and the faker paused Some
thing in the solemn blue eyes seem.
ed 10 catch and hold him
"What--what "a your name.
chlldg My God. it amt Lucy
"My names Llsbcth." said the
child, "and my dolls Rag Man. See
how bad he isg"
Rag Mans sawdust vltals had
chbed away. There was hardly
enough filling left for a serious
collie, but the man OF medicine did
not mind this. lie was having
twinFes OF recollection. Back on
the barren Vermont acres OF his
own innocence. there had been just
such q hne-oyod oherub, aud the
sight OF Liabcth recalled things =
the hired man. the helfers, the
swlmmln hole and grim. kind
Puritan he had called mother The
hard. bluff the.world face OF the
faker relaxed, hts good
people tones aoftoned TO a sem
blance Of those that had called the
cows home in the early T0s. The
county assessor called for a dozen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
~ STUART o. STONE.

Llabcth stood within the charmed
circle Of American freemcn and
hardened TO the marvellous story Of
the eminent Austrian scientist, who
had tolled for 80 years In search
OF the elixir Of life. and found It
one day by accident In the labora.
tory wash bowl Now the great
secret had been confided 10 the
iongcoated. somhroroadorned talk.
ing machine on the blackboard. aud
he alone was entrusted with the
mission Of saving world.
This to the marvel. gen tle.men,
right here In the yellow bottle
Or Barnaka bohemian Reliof--poa.
itivoly cures bunions. malaria.
rheumatic, consumption, heart.
ache. carache. deafness and that
tired feeling. Makes you feel
young makes you see things Only
one dollar. and a beautiful colorod
picture Of Washington Crossing the
Delaware with every bottle Who's
the first gentleman. now7"
The first gentleman was Squire
Raj Simpson. 81 Long Hollow. who
could not hear thunder Tho man
with the red vest dropped a par.
ticle OF the wondfoue fluid IN the
ear Of Uncle Raj and the miracle
was performed. Uncle Raz heard
the very wblaperings Of nature.
A leading citizen OF Pokeville and
the deacon OF the Horntown church
followed. finding relief from aath.
ma, and the rheumatic postmaster
Of Duff reiuvenated long rustod
joints II was wonderful.
Liabeth drank Il all IN To The
child, this breezy, immodest Van.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

Does Brother Henry Influence
Wickersham7
Well Just 80 You could notice.
For instance. here's this photo
graph OF Wickersham.
AZ first Mr. Wlckcrsham wouldn't
allow hts picture 90 be taken.
Gle doesn't care 20 have HIS pic.
turo IN the paper" said Wicker.
ahams secretary
So The Star correspondent went
out % rafts home and got a photo.
gYaph OF Brother Henry.
See II you can't get Mr.. Wick.
ersham 20 give us picture" said
The photographer
"iell give you a picture You
be down az 40 Wall ~. In the morn.
ing I'm fix that" said Brother
Henry.
The next morning MlckershAm
was waiting for the reporter
MIR Taft told me I'd better have
ono taken" he explained. And he
sal mcckly. In two poses. while the
picture was taken He had melted
wonderfully under Brother Hcnry's
advice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

bottles Of the discovery. but the IA.
ker needed him not.
\ wouldn't put any Of this mis-.
cradle fake on your big heart for
all the gold In the county. he NUT
tered. "and here's a dollar for a
new doll with good insldes Your
hearts all right"
Lisbeih slipped happily away. and
the medicine man stood Ia his
iaunty blackboard and hesitaied.
i've a mind TO throw this kero.
aenc burned.suRar mess away and
go into the missionary business"
lie was sorely perpleXed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
why DOES CONGRESS FEARS
SECRET SERVICE ACTION?

and mineral stealing BY the Union
Pacific railroad The Porter Fuel
CO. was controlled BY the Union
Pacific They we're gathering data
to support criminal prosecutions
against persons Of wealth and a
certain sort Of social standing"
After Walker was shot Wander
wClde and Mason wcnt 10 Durango
and gave themselves up "a the 10
cal authorities. According 10 their
account. Walker had drawn a piu'
tol and fired Al them as they sp-
preached bat according 90 the eyi
dence collected by the government.
Walker vas shot In the back,
Reps Dropped Down.
When tho three men az the bot.
tom 81 the g0foot shaft had com.
pleted their examination ~ tho c0ai
vein. they turned 30 make their
way out. only g. find that the rope
had been l0oseaed from the scanf.
ling AZ the top and vas nos iying
In a heap at the bottom ~ the
SHAFT All efforts Co. set any an.
swer frUm above 20 their calls
failed. nud II looked to The mon a.
the bottom very much Ike death 10
trap Bus one % their number.
an old prospccier. By some means
impossible % explain. scaled tho
sheer sides " ghe s0foot shaft and
arrived az the top Here be found
walkers dead body. lie then let
down his tape measure. a. which
his companions attached the rope.
which. when Il was drawn ap, was
again attached to the scantiing and
the others escaped
The state authorities refused to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

Then the Hon. Augustus Henry
Dobson offered 10 bet the elixir
couldn't stop his honorable tooth.
ache. IL was too good an oppor-
tunlty and the making of first
class missionary stopped short.
you just step right up here on
the WAGON" said the medicine man,
"and III make you forget YOU ever
had tooth"
over at the notion store on the
corner Lsbeth had a new doll. with
opcn-and-shut eyes and sure enough
hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

DAILY STARS NEW YORK
3 CORRESPONDENT pRoPpEp
= INTO THE EXCLUSIVE OF.
FicEs or The PRESIDENT.
ELECTS BROTHER AND HIS
PARTNER THE TRUST LAW.
YER WHO rs BEING DOOMED
FOR THE ATTORNEY GEN,
ERAL JOB IN THE CABINET.
BY w. c. SHEPHERD,
FNEW YORK. Jan Tho ter.
rifle influence which Brother Henry
TAFT has welded over Brother WIN.
e transfer WINS gaze from Frank
KELLOGG the trust buster for atter.
ney general. TO George W. Wicker.
sham. wont dawn Ia all It's sis.
nlfiCanco on the American public
until it aees Brother Henry IN New
York.
Il ought Go see Wickefaham, too,
Brother Henry and Wickersham
have offices az 80 Wall Nc.
Splendid offices. too. They don't
even have their names on the door.
That's how big they are IN wall
st. Tho sign on the door il
"Stroug a Cadwa tudor"
: After ye9 Eegsinto the Strong &
Cadwalaaer afffces. you Will SEE In
ore coFnNf Of enc 81 the big rooms
2 lpng, narrow stairway. with 80
steps At the top Is a great hall.
way, With a table. a rug and two
chairs You viii see two doors
On one Is marked Mr. Taft" On
the other are the letters. "Mr
.NickeFSham
They are the tiny letters that a
big man ia Wall ST uses 10 escape
notice. the medesty that hespeaks
prominence
A doorway connects The two Of
fees Here, Off ~ one corner %
the building At 40 Wall 81, Brother
Henry and his partner talk to
gether. plan together. work TO
gether and even use the same tele-
phone. fS70 John
Is It ans wonder that Mr. Wick
ersham Is mentioned Tor attorney
general
z what chance has a poor trust
buster like Kcliogg. even u he has
made standard OF trembie, have
against combination like Brother
Henry and Partner Mickershamf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
a GENEINUGNHEIk GIcUEN1nIC1r

kcc was Moses sent 20 heal the
people Of Siwash county. and abe
wished that her Uncle Hiram could
see. Here was a magician. who
could ease the old mans lumbago
that % nostrumH and IL coun-
try doctors had failed TO ease.
Then she thought OF her own
case. For Iiabeth had a com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

SOUTHAMPTON. Masa. Jan. A.
A dispatch from ~ Pas0, Tex, says
that Dr. irving a. Hayes. a phyal-
clan ~ this city, was killed IN ~
Paso yesterday while attempting 20
aiight from q moving train. Or.
Hayes was on his way home after
q lOnrnay % California;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

a. WASHINGTON. d. G., Jan. I.
Why these attacks ~ congress
on the government secret sersscef
The following story viii throw
a side light on this Why"
On Senday afternoon, not 80
very long ago. young man from
this city he used 90 be private
secretary 10 the assistant score.
tary 81 the treasury sitting
o. the edge o. the slope at the
xnonth % q shaft dropping 70 Zee,
y INTO coal mire. Across the shaft
haas a scantiing. and from u hung
fonh. Three companions had
fnst disappeared down the rope.
Suddenly the young men. named
walker. looked % to find himself
sooking into the mnxeieA 81 two
gums Something was said Prub-
abr nobody will ever know just
what. but the young man turned
cd as Re did So a charge ut baek-
shot entered hts back. iast above
the left thigh The man who dld
tbs shooting was one Nanderweide,
ard his companion. also armed
was Mason. They were employees
az the Porter Fuel Co. ot Colorado
nominal owners ~ the mine. The
man shot was In the employ n
The government secret service.
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surrender Mason and Vandurweiae
70 the government authorities. and
they were quickly acquitted by a
Durango Jury. Tho government ke.
cured In Denver an indictment for
conspiracy 10 commit murder. The
case came before Judge Lewis 81
the Denver district, who lot the
men 40 on the ground that the evi.
denee 20 prove the conspiracy was
the same as the evidence IN the
Durango murder charge. aud 1t
could not be produced without put.
ting the defendants twlce Ia jeop.
afdy OF their lives for the same
crime. Therefore. Il could net be
produced at all.
Federal Prosecution.
As matter OF fact. the govern.
mcnt had declined 10 present any
% Its evidence AZ the Durango trial.
having determined 20 take a more
likely path 10 Justice ia q federal
prosecution for conspiracy.
such are the facts Of the Walker
affair. Putting aside lawyers qulb.
bles, What does Il slanifyf The
government vas on the track Of
powerful criminals. Powerful IN.
fincnccs we're at woFk 10 Illustrate
the government Il was known that
important evidence was bulnE gath.
cred b. Walker and bis party.
Walker Is found In the situation ac.
scribed. lie 4 approached By two
employees u the mine belng inros.
! gated, one a foreman and the other
q workman. The latter are armed.
To explain their arms they claim
they we're "out huntluk" aud hap.
pened 10 pass The mine upealng
Walker - found shot In The back.
u has been charged that the local
courts 81 Colorado Ia very many
Instances are completely under
The domination Of the great public
utility corporations. The Union
Pacific railroad WAC the interest
most affected b. the government
prosecutions The local sentiment
AZ Durango vas no doabt unfrlena.
~ 70 the governments inventlga.
lions. At least there were power.
fol interests making themselves felt
on that local sentiment Anyway.
shat appears 70 have been a cold
bio0ded murder finds no punish
ment ia the machinery Of tho
courts. Walker. who wa known by
his associates IN Washington az a
quies. ploddlng. lnoffouslve man.
was killed. and % this aay the real
evidence IN the case has not found
a hearing before a jury.
just an "Incldens.-
SO much for the Walker incident:
for Il was but an Incident IN the
long sull fight Of the government
70 lard some criminals IN high eta.
ton. How fares that fightq
Again the evidence OF the secret
service men has not been present.
ed. Indictments we're secured and
a lot OF cases presented IN the fed.
efal court al Denver. but the Law.
yors tnterposed the techuicailtlea
Of the law The defendants de.
INJURED. The same Judge Lewis
sustained the demurrer The GOV.
eFnment took an appeal 10 the
United States supreme court. and
about seven days ago the latter TIT.
bunal reversed Judge Lewis and
sent back the eases for hearing.
But what has an this 20 DO with
eongress2 Nothing. only this. that
the influences which will result In
law protected assassination In their
campaign 70 protect criminals In
high station, are Influences which
find their tools IN congress as well
as elsewhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

plaint' too. She had heard old
Or Slbley mutter The child has
too big a heart for this world she
will never get on" II was when
Lisboih had stolen softly into the
sick room OF the Rankin Kids, ="
whom the measles had kept out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
COuChes, leather rockers and arm chairs

hundreds Of pieces Of the choicest upholstered furniture
marked down for this great saethe savings average
third to half Couches lounges Davenports leather
rockers. leather chairs seees ete-from moderate
priced up the highest quaityal emptngly under
priced; we mention only few Of the many exceptional
values.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
dreSSerS, dressing tables
and ChiffOnierS-

a large variety d upo-datc bedroom unilurc highly pol
shed quartercd oak mahogany carly English weathered
oak finished dressers dressing tables, chiffonicr
Almost piece underpnced this January
ing the savings Of onehd onehaf marked "Jaun
Sale tags n plain figures does permit the
uaement Of tho choice pieces offered 10 this sayou
q md
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

These things happened near IN.
r1ngn. Colo. The party Of foar.
vnder the charge u Walker. was
s0rkinw on caaca Involving land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04
Children's Eye Troubles

Given special and careful attention
BY our specialist, Charges very
moderate
scHUcHARp OPTICAL co.
1907 Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

Observation-Disclosures
department.
you'll find the same
money-saving opportu
mites W h ic h prevail
throughout this Sale
Stoves, heaters, crock
cry, clocks, table silver,
chatting dishes, kitchen
utensils, cutlery, etc.
are marked down one
half to onc-third less
than regular price.
81. Ds sif-sisht heater. poe
Nz.zs asr-tiRkt heater. s1.Je
sts.so standard heater, 1856
szz so standard heater. sfa-pa
ss.s9 Gem wood heater, ss.ps
sio.so gem wood heater. sa.os
$3.50 rIssIizht hsafsr, Sass
ss.ps ideal eak heater. es.95
s7as Eas heater. also
sa9 90 Elite steel range. sfs.p5
$3.50 feed Esisaer, Tee.
$3.50 table silver set, sa.ns.
sz.es hsasy wash boilers, $40
sisso disnsr set, 100 pes, ss.es
sa4ao dinssr set. 100 pes, sisas
o. 30 ironiaw boards, soc
siEo wr.. rests' sad iroa sets,
eSe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-04

E####~ ON ACCOUNT OF TTMITED QUANTITIES
EW#W<% WE DO NOT GUARANTEE THE PUNCTuAL
EW#~ FILLING DURING
EWV SALE HOWEVER Az LONG AZ QUANTITIES
~ LAST MAs. ORDERS WILL BE FILLED FROM THIS
ADVERTISEMENT
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN FEor-
TO ACT AS GENERAL COMMITTEE By o7,.. ~
AND HOLDERS OF STOCKS. sECURITTEz - -
TIFICATEs AND OBLIGATIONS OF TIE Cza