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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-31

21-3oard of supervisors holds initial
meeting OF the year and elects
George H. Richmond of South Rock
Island, chairman.
Death of Mrs. Sara Moore Plummer,
aged 10, at San Jose, Cal.
Announcement of resignation of A
L. Burnett, secretary of the Y. NJ
C. A.
Death of Mrs. Katherine Wilson of
Rural, aged so.
Proposition to build bridge between
Rock Island and Henry counties
tabled by Rock Island county su-
pervisors.
26-B. c. Hartz named as member of
state insurance commission by
Governor Deneen.
2S-Remains of William Hickey, aged
IS. found. in Mississippi river.
29-Death of Charles Durkee, aged &c.
Death of "Blackie" Williams, well
known character, aged 81.
May
City officials elected April 6 go in
TO Office.
Death of Mrs. John T. Kenworthy,
aged 81.
Death of Mrs Sophia Van Postel,
aged 6S.
death of Mrs. Mary Durham, wife
of Colonel Charles W. Durham of
the U. S. Engineer corps.
5-Death OF Samuel Carothers of Edg-
ington township, aged &c.
ENxro Iaooua
opens auspiciously with Rock Is
land at Cedar Rapids.
1O-Death of Sam Kaufman at Okla
homa City, aged 40.
The canal freighter, City of Henry,
first packet to use the Hennepin
canal arrives in the city from
Sterling.
11-Death of James Delano, aged 65.
He was run down by Rock Island
switch engine while at work in
the yards in the west end.
14-Admiral Robley d. Evans visits
tri-cities and lectures under aus
pices of Tri-City Press club.
City purchases Case tract as site for
a park in the east end of the city.
.15-Death of John Garrison, aged TO-
Death of Mrs. w. J. Pringle. for
merly of this city, at her home in
Chicago, aged "A.
1S-Death of J. Siias Leas, prominent
manufacturer, aged rs.
19-Twenty-secon annual meeting Of
I the Quincy branch of the Woman's
auxiliary of Episcopal church. con-
venes at Trinity church. with 80
delegates in attendance 81
21-Death OF Mrs William Sweeney ct
Wichita, Kan, aged SO.
24--Death of Justice Guy c. Scott #
Aledo.
Death of William N. Glenn. aged
20.
27-Commencement day at Augustana
college.
29-Annual tag day held by Associated
Charities and Kings Daughters
Receipts amount to over $1,000.
Death of Mrs Hannah Bullack, aged
SIS.
S1-Memorial day celebrated through
out the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-31
stung for is Years

by indigestion's pangs = trying
doctors and 5000 worth OF medi,
vain. B. F. Ayscue OF lngleside.
at last used DIR. Kings New Lif,
and writ S they wholly curss,
They Gu constipation.
sick hea ache. stomach. Nv
and bot Il troubles. Is cel
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-31

co.
I1-Death OF Captain J,
pioneer riverman, "A
Death Of Ransom ~
Chicago home. 3Hd IS;
was old rosidetHof Rod
and was formerIk preside
Rock Island roald.
13-Death of TRoIaas Lees OF
ley. aged So
16-Announcement of intentid
line Plow company to b
Monitor Drill company o
apolis to east end of {
huge factory to be built al
more men to be employed
17-Charles r. Russell. aged
b. train at Sherrard while
as brakeman.
City council enters into conq
Pittsburg Filter Mann
company for purcha;se
plant of 100000 gall ND
new plant to be located
1S-Death of Simon Mich
aged SO.
19-Death Of Isaac Still.
gO-Death of Mrs. sulah
Milan, aged &c.
23-Death OF Mrs. Georgd
aged 81.
23-Max Raphael Of Davd
himself as result of id
2q-Mrs. Israel Geilman 7
suicides by taking poi
Gait Brindle, aged sc,
with Q revolver; was
from long illness.
25-Gus Eiebert OF Davenp|
father-in-law, Dan Gelh
ing exposure of imfIp
by Gilbert upon biz
tiers, one of whom WI
wife; later Niebert
without punishment.
26-U. y. Roberts Lumber
Davenport suffers quartz
lion loss from fire SD
have been of incendiary
27-Opening of New "A
cafe to the public aft
been remodeled
throughout at an ED .
600. y III
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-31


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fsnss 81 tn best aecors,,,,fsss .oenfs Of
M. .ssa.-s vas ne ass1irines II 4 new
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&c S 1SSs a = ssss r,,o,s.
Il. 9 i 5s,sss;,;s * = s4j,, ,ast.
s IS 80, ,,.,..s-
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s, iirs
rail a. {. 6. sFs -
az y "a nT,jss Z q S q ia naase Is
sssss,ra 3 q ia tSes, Essential
SO re- 80 s. - S. .sssnTaenf Of f9a
- sly oSs,l .ds 81 tllis under
ssns Sssstssi 8: 81 eazair,a ,sssr
assyS 3 - s. scS rs ffo7,
s. harS was s. xsars
agt. & osss,s e. gElis due to tJlss faet
stfs,S 3 ytss =, ;, 2 rs Hs,sn
esI is ssss sriiai,es vasd f.rss.
sues as ssss e Has, year ssssssaic,l de-
stro1eg 4os OF 4s,s TlsysslS island
sesrs corfpa nr md the sash end
93osy4.yoDksE The largest sfffo siss siBs
alsssear was ore al Port, Is
liissis saslse.l IA less of sso.663a
IS i hsa at Watertcahs
81: al y e l.ss;sd during the last
sseg n .sss al q ioss s5.e98. and the
els etllsr tfIss II LARGE. proper
s.ora tex piaes Ssssffy Isl vilere the1e
loss % stg.g8S Raek Island
: qnatgs having little loss
.zssscr 53fs scsiTee during 5he yea
SssseEa slfocsiskg Sfofflers and acei,
Z 5erts took plaae dirftag the year to-
the egee trend of events aad
-. hseiI caused thoroueh Investigation
hossg hese wls he Iaurdeg q. PeieE
lsis esf Johp W Hawes shot DeGois
a6siepen 7Slth q revolver after
Easeols took ppon hifasels tps
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-31

injury to his eye while at work.
1S-Death of Mrs, Jane Vance OF
Milan, pioneer ofkhe county.
19-Murder of Peter DsGcls by John
w Halves following a quarrel be-
tween Halves and his step-son n
which DeGols interfered Hawes
was arrested and held to the grand
jury.
Rev. E. T. Mcfarland of St I<oufs
called to assume pastUTatc Of the
Memorial Christian church to sue
coed Rev. w B. Clemmer, re-
signed.
Death of Mrs. Charles Bognar or
Edgington. aged sc.
20-Rock Island baseball team wins
its second Three-Eye league pen
nant by defeating Cedar Rapids.
22-Death of William Modelling IF
Chicago, formerly of tthis city.
Killed in fall from fourth story Of
a building. aged So.
24-Death of Mrs. Joseph Bollinger,
aged rs.
25-George A. Cooke of Aledo, demo
crat, elected member of supreme
court OF the state in fourthe dis
trict.
29-Death of John KreutZfeld, aged IS.
30-Third reunion of veterans of Rock
Islandcounty at the Watch Tower.
Postofice removed to temporary
quarters in the Mitchell & Lynde
building to allow remodeling OF
postoffice building.
31-Death of Charles Etzel, aged 4S.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-12-31

APRIL.
2-Taeath of Samuel H. Hitchcock of
Coal Valley, aged 81.
5--Deeth of Nose n. futile, aged 81.
Body of John Baker. aged Sc, found
in Rock river, where it is thought
he drowned himself.
6-11CitS township election results in
the selection of George w. Nc
Caskrin as mayor on independent
ticket. Four democratic and three,
Republican aldermen elected.
Andrew Olson reelected mayor of
Molirfe
death of Mrs Mary Montgomery
Walker. aged "a.
i3-Judiciai primaries of Fourteenth
district held, democrats named A.
Ekk1rglund of Cambridge. Repub-
NAs Nominated Judges F. D.
Ramsay, E. C..Graves and w. H.
Gest.
lc-City and county Sunday school
rally ends with banquet at Broad
q way Presbyterian church.
OF Mrs. Minnie Matson of
Moline, who was injured in run
away accident on the nth.
Charles A. Crouch aged 2s. commits
suicide at Ellsworth, Wis, follow
ing dt Of dependency.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
MICHIGAN cENTRAL's YEAR.

The Michigan Central reports for 1903 gross earn
ings Of S24s1S 4ST decrease OF $362S.621 from the
preceding year; operating expenses S19,oo5,S52,
decrease OF 81 12e3 $685. and earnings $593135,
increase Of S4S7 no After first charges there
balance avaiance for dividends of Sl627.l20
against 81 729 4s5 in 1907. and after dividends sur
plus of S502. SO increase of S272514 Dividends
in 1898 were per cent, against per cent in the
year before.
Maintenance Of way and structures decreased
81 9S054S %. due TO the general economies effected
and reduced expenditures for buildings, sepa-
ration OF grades. new yards. logging branches. etc
Maintenance of equipment decreased Sl.09i5 5SS a
largely due 10 the reduction in expenditures for
repairs account Of idle equipment during the
business depression. Conducting transportation de-
creased A09 so5 Y. due principally TO the falling
of in the volume of traffic handled and general
curtailment of expenses. The decrease IN car
mileage-per diem account-was caused by tho
preference given loading OF this Company's cars
and by the change IN the rate of per diem on
March l. 1903. from 30 cents TO = cents. The in
crease in rents for tracks, yards and terminals is
account Of additional expenditures for terminal
facilities, and the increase in expenses Of stock
yards and elevators is on account Of extraordinary
expenditures incident the aphthous fever
epidemic
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

UyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
L by .he Of free and independent 10
rector. church vRrdeus ana Nestr o Trinity
church o. city Of New York MARY D. Butler Dana
Richard Cooper Kate $ Ccly Treyilinn. George
teTNrorth. individually and executor of the viii
Cadwalader and Edward J. Hancy, executors Of tho
testament Of Eleanor F Strong. deceased
CadWaleder Jones. tieoTEiana Peters. Lucy ".
Baxter. Constance B"rland. Maud Rives Smith Flor
enc Wright Mary Alcocl. Hospital Book and News
paper Society. Mary's Free HOSPITAL for children
Christian Association. Albine Wof. Helen I.envitt
Society Of York Hospital. ChildFen's Aid Society
Of New York. and 10 all persons interested I'm the
Charles r Strong late Of the County OF New
York deceased. creditors, egatees next Of kin
otherwise. send greeting You anf each Of
before Surrogate OF the County Of New York, at
the SlrroEates Court Of said County ar the Hall
Of Records I'm county Of New York the 10Th
dav Of April, haif-past o'clock In
noon II that day then and there attend "a judicial
settlement Of OF proceedings George r
Tnent of said deceased: Of you hereby
cited under the of twenty-one years.
ouired appear by guardian, II YOU have one
n have to appear and apply for to he
appointed in the event or your neglect or failure to
a guardian VIII be -Dpouted by the Surrogate
represent and act FOR youS the proceeding.
In testimony whereof ~-e have caused the Seal OF
the SurrnEates the said County Of New York
Il be hereunto affixed Witness, Hon. ABNER
TSeal1 &. THOMAS. a Surrogate of said County.
at County of New York, the 27th day Of
February in the year Of Lord one thousand nine
hundred and DANIEL J nOWDNEY.
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court.
STRONG & TADWALApER, Attorneys for Trustee,
"a Wall Street, Borough Of Manhattan. New York
City
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

The report Of the Lake Shore & Michigan South
eTn Railway for the last year shows gross earn
ings Of $9 1854 sos decrease of s49S8ss from 1907.
The freight earnings SIS 935 i73 "A, decrease
OF 5.l16C0S $. due to the depression in business
conditions prevailing throughout the year. Passen-
ger earnings were $685. 226 a. decrease of 1885,,
GIG 0l. While there was an increase in the num-
Der Of passengers carried the reduction oc passen-
ger rates in various states caused a decrease in
earnings. The earnings from express traffic
81 46o40S a, increase of 1922, ,3l2 g2 The
ings from transportation OF mails were S2lSS.2l5 09
decrease Of SS5,554 so. The earnings from rentals
and miscellaneous sources We're S797.539 43. in
crease OF S1S,279 SO. The operating expenses for
the year amounted TO S96,712011 81. a decrease of
s. SS2, 325 10 Maintenance of way and structures
decreased A,4l956S 6S. The heavy improvement
work IN 1907, consisting of four acking the main
line. rebuilding bridges, construction of sta
tions, etc, made necessary in. that year heavy
charges to maintenance to provide for changes TO
existing roadway and structures. In 1908 there
a curtailment OF such permanent improve
ments. resulting in correspondngIy decreased
maintenance charges. Maintenance OF equipment
decreased S622, ,O40 To- due 10 the large amount Of
equipment out OF service in the year and there
fore not requiring repairs. Conducting transporta
ton decreased 1896 S67 H. due TO the falling off IN
traffic and resulting reduction in the cost of
train service. General expenses increased S6l40 ~
The income from estments for the year was
81 692 666 IS decrease Of a023, 1913 IS due TO re-
duction in dividends on stocks owned. The first
charges increased S2S1 1526 43, due to interest
equipment trust certificates and increase in taxes
Net earnings were 81 l.96O57o. a increase of ST.
$3.50. After first charges there balance
Of s7675 993 against 3S515 IN the preceding year.
and after dividends a surplus of Sl.74O07S. on the
sale Of ll4000 shares of Lehigh Valley stock held
by the company there was profit OF s3,4725A.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
big FoUR's" REPORT.

The report OF the Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago
& St. Louis Railway Company for the last year
shows gross earnings Of s24. $50 S. decrease
of sIs26143 AZ The freight earnings were Sl5.7li-
$40 70 decrease Of 21526, ,406 So. The local earn
ings show decrease Of per cent and the inter
line decrease Of Il per cent The passenger earn
fnss were Sc s90s.325 SO, decrease Of S2le,t2S 40
The local earnings show a decrease of per cent
and the interline decrease of per cent The eX-
press earnings S757.s53 50. decrease Of S92-
IA 9s due to the general business conditions Ihe
mail earnings were s7ls,6I3 35, decrease Of go
O54 10 due TO reduced government allowance The
rent earnings were S5O3a1S 10. an increase Of $3s-
7S5 65, due chiefly TO increased rentals received
from foreign roads The expenses Of operation
were s1s 231524 81, decrease Of Sso2l0i 81 Main
tenance Of way and structures showed decrease
Of Ss2lS4s Sc, which is general and made possible
BIZ the high standard previously maintained; the
only important item of increase being in tie re-
newals Maintenance Of equipment showed de-
crease Of $40s ,so2 90, which is general and was
also made possible by the high standard previously
maintained, the only important item Of increase be-
ing in renewals Of freight cars. Conducting trans
portation showed an increase Of S3S2,S7O 50. The
net earnings s5,39o,l26 81, decrease OF 1924
OBS 90.
Other income was &I374O5 So. decrease Of $49.-
ISS 10 due principally 10 decreased interest earned
from notes and deposits. First charges were 81,
SIS 7e8 a. net increase Of 1921 262 o. The prin-
cipal fuctus tIons consisted Of increase in inter
est funded debt, due to the issue Of additional
bonds increased taxes and increased interest
loans The income for the year. after paying
first charges was S70S,77S 20, out Of which was
paid dividend Of per cent preferred stock,
leaving surplus for the year of $2os77s 10 The
operation of the Kankakee & Seneca Railroad for
the year Cfor which separate accounts are kept
shows earnings OF SS7.59s 81: operating expenses
and taxes SOB 47S 4s: dehcit $I62si So The Mount
Gilead Short Line (for which separate accounts
kep shows earnings for the year OF s5.49s l2 oper-
ating expenses and taxes 1882 o. deficit $4,000 go
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
Citation.


FTNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW YORK.
L by the ot God free and independent 20
rector, church Vardeas and vestrynen q Trinity
church Of the city Of New York Marv u. Butler Dana
Richard cooper Celv Treviliar. George = But
tervorth Edward !. HauCy. Mary Cadwa5ader Jones'
Cieoreiana Peters. W Baxter. Constance Borand
Maud RIves Smith. Florence wright Mary Alcock
and New Society. St Marys Free
Hospital children York skin ana Cancer Hos
pIta. Young Women's Christian Association, Alhiue
WOLF Helen Leayitt. Society Of New York Hospital.
ChIIdrens Aid Society of New York and 10 all persons
interested estate of Kate F Nemhn- late of the
- New york deceased. creditors. legatees
Of kin otherwise send greeting You and each
hereby cited and required personally - he
before Surrogate Of The County Of New
the Han in the county % View York the
20th April 1909 At hnlf-past o'clock IN tho
forenoon OF day then and there attend Judi
the account of proceedings 81 George
F3utterworth Executor Of the Last VIII and Testa
me a said deceased. and such Of hereby
ted as under the Of tveuty-one
Guired appear by guardian. II you have
Won to appear ana apply for to be
appointed in the event Of neglect failure
to DO a guardian viii he appointed by the Surro
gate represent and act for you IN the proceeding
the SurroEates' the said County Of New
to be hcreuuto affixed Witness. Hon ABNER
TSeal7 g. THOMAS. Surrogate Of our said County.
County 2Ttn
February. the Of Lord one thousand nine
hundred end nine. DANIEL ! DOWDNET.
Clerk OF tho Surrogat.s'
STRONG 2 CADWAIADER, Attorneys FOR Executor
40 Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan, New York
city.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
LAKE ERIE G. WESTERN.

The Lake Erie Western Railroad shows for 1908
gross earnings of $537 7Ss H. decrease Of $5S2l5l Us
as compared with 1907. The freight earnings were
s3493lS5 49, decrease Of s49G96s l5 due 10 the con-
tinued general depression in business in the year.
The passenger earnings We're 1906 S9 G5, a decrease
Of 1855 ~ also due TO the general depression IN
business. The express earnings We're S62. $40 81,
decrease of 1854 81 The mail earnings were S78.
29i %, decrease OF S2s99 O. dEe to an arbitrary
reduction of compensation by the government.
The expenses Of operation g 767, ,29G 43, a de-
crease Of Ss4iS &c. Maintenance way and struct-
Ures shows an increase of s6 40 As due principally
10 increased rail and tie renewals. Maintenance
Of equipment decreased S36.s63 6G. Conducting
transportation decreased Gl6.65O s. General ex-
penses increased *755 &C. due TO increase in legal
expenses The net earnings were S74667S g3 n de-
crease of $46551s O3. Other income was szs5s 25 an
increase OF S26 4e. First charges sI027 2l5 53 in
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

creased s5f 7S4 70. There expended and charged
to income for the year for improvements TO road
way and structures largely in connection with
shops, water stations. interlocker and improve
ments at street crossings In addition TO the ordi
nary maintenance expenses the sum of S2oSl5 IL
There was charged to cost OF road for additions
to the property. including side tracks at St
Mary's. Ohio; Plymouth, Ind. and New Castle,
Ind. and for reconstruction OF bridges, the sum
Of 81 81 s..
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
PROPOSALS..

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS will b
received by the Board OF Water Supply,
IN the office OF the Board. 2g9 Broadway
New York, Room 80, ninth floor. until Ii
a. NJ on March 18th. 1909. fOr CONTRACT
a for the construction OF the Waikiki
SIPHON. a deep pressure tunnel iu rcck,
I4is feet inside diameter and about %. 400
feet long. crossing under the valley OF the
Waikiki River with six shafts from $50 10
4sO feet In depth. and adjacent grade tun-
nels ana stretches OF plain concrete conduit
known as Cut-a1d-Cover aquscuct- The
work is located IN the towns Of New Paltz
and Gardner, Ulster County, New York
At the above place and time the bids WIZ
be publicly opened and read The award
of the contract il awarded will be made
as soon thereafter as practicable. The
Board reserves the right TO reject any and
all bids Pamphlets containing information
for bidders. form Of contract. specifications.
etc and pamphlets Of contract drawings.
can he obtained at Room 1913 at the above
address by depositing the sum Of ten dol
lars (SIOJ for each pamphlet. or twenty
dollars (S2O.l for each set, 70 insure their
return in acceptable condition within thirty
days from the date on which bids are TO be
opened. For tGrther particulars sec city
Record.
JOHN A BENsEL. Commissioners
President: OF the
CHARLES y. CHADWICK, Bcard OF
CHARLES a SHAW. Water supply
J. WALDO SMITH.
CHIEF Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETr,
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
Notice of Summons.


n Y. SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNT.
~ Louis Robertson Piant against me i9 S1l9nn a.
New YORK County To the above Defendant: You
hereby summoned to answer the complaint in TINS aG
tins attorneys within twenty days after the service 9f
failure to appear or an ase S sg Sqds6sn sab5ed % e
'''T dated January 29,h. 1909 ~.
once i Address and once. No. loo Broadway Man
To ha5en fbe aboys @@ named Defendant The foregoing
served upon you by rGbaea9n pursuant he 10 s an
prene court the state Of New YoTS dated Telruasy
in the ofce Of the Clerk County New York in
oEoag OF s2sr gy 3S ana 7s5 ds of Ne" A0rN
allen LIE: o, s @8M 3. 56 T5sday f9I Boroug
Of Manhattan, city Of New York,
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK CoGNTY LEO LEO
Sos Lea ease spa FTsde2eF Fl Nader Abraham re7aR
ana Pauline Perman his wife Meyer G9d i, ana 8 tda
baum wife MargsFet Graham As1andfF s ob TPaTS
~ I-1;,r Trlst company Of New York. Substituted
trustee under the WIN and Testament of Israel
the state Bank David ! Iannat and enares s r.: Pe
Abrams Pelham Bay chemical ton2any George AGe.i,
John H. Aoss1 % ana name and style Of Abee Brothers
TeGeE 4I1s IF Iron Works benjamin. Lauro
Wit Copartners doing business under the hrm name
and style Of b gel q I2InpnRy G vsI Saben Rsisier
ana Jacob Klein. Fred 5. schumann, Max Levenkind; 4;
and HatRam at6sn David eosehfeid Benjamin FRIED
2ssER % Pfsf MGTF NdSSar 1f5 Md4 raTbe
Iacoh friedman. Louis BerkmulIer Heinrich Weiss
nan Holm Doe. Doe, Richard Roe and Mary Roe
said names John Doe. Jane Doe, Richard Roe and
fictitious. their true names being uu-
iro1,n ~ plaiufns who sued herein tenants
f re nrertses described in the complaint herein. de
No Sum mons Trial desired in
he Of New York.
To he named defendants.
yo,, are hereby summoned to answer the complaint
+Efs action 70 Of your answer on
- aftorDeys FOR plaintiffs. at their Office, No 1S
street Fprough Nenhattan. IN tho city Of
after the service of this
S-,r,onS exclusive day Of service and IN case
~ vor failure appear answer, Judgment VIII Re
taken against you BY default for tho relief demanded
IN complaint -oos
pTTCfI WOODFORD. RoNEE BUTCHER.
.,torrevs Plaintiffs of4ce and Fost Once address
" Is Wall street, Borough Of Manhattan. New York
CITY. Y
70 .be defendant. Margaret Graham: The foregoing
is ycg. 10y publication pursuant
20 an order Of the NJ Warleg Piatzek one OF the
5ne.frss Of the SuprAme court OF the state or New
w dated the Isih day February 1909, and hled With
the ufnce Of the clerk or the County
~ >-sU york at the County Court House. In tho
r7,ueb of Manhattan IN the city. County and state
~ %eW- york on dav. tho original of which
Hled IN the ofice Of the said clerk
on .I%t 4 OF December. 1908
Dat ted February ~. IHaH
RTTCH WOoDFORp. BONEE BUTCHER
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiffs once and Post once Address
IS Wall street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
City. \ !.