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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-14
FOG HORN
BILL ALEX.
LEAKS MUCH
HOGTOWN MAN SENDS
OU T LITERATURE OF
MISREPRESENTATION
.-----~--- - ~
NO POLITICS IN
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
Bill Alexander Tries Political
Stunt to Aid The
PIundeIhund

AS was expected the usual damphool
has reared his head IN the capital lo'
cation campaign. This time it's Alex
Alexander l.. Alexander, who has
$1,000 of his uncle Cys money IN
vested in Putnams addition at Okla
homa Town and who wants to get
mis- money to working, Alexander -
warh0rse His CHIEF asset ~ y
Roderick Dhu voice What Is Alexis
stunt? do you ask2 Well Just this
Alex essays to use the machinery OF
Democracy to further the Oklahoma
city plunderbund incidentally, he
is using the grandfather clause 70
poison the old timers in southern OK
lahoma. Very adroitly, Alex tries TO
line un the Democrats against Guthrie
by boldly asserting that opposition to
capital removal and the grandfather
clause comes only from Republican
papers ana Republican politicians
| How puericl How rotten. The Lead
er has kept close tab on the express
sion of the state press. In Tour
weeks time out of 2l5 papers com
mentlng on capital location 1873 were
Democratic and OF the 1913 exactly 1873
were opposed 10 the graft removal
bin. Alcxander's move VIII avail hiu
nothing. This capital fight Is purely
non.partisan and Oklahoma Clty can
MOI muster sufficient Democratic sup
port to It's punderfeat To even lenf
the merest color Of politics.
The Brooks Billposting company
has received a big supply OF l6 and24
page coored posters advertising on
lahoma City as being all there Is L
the state OF Oklahoma Under IN
rules OF the bill posters union Brook
must post these bills ON his boards
but he says he viii refuse I odo 81
which means expulsion from Tho llnlo
Brooks Is foolish; post 'em up won
hurt in Guthriel
There are more liars TO the squar
inch in Hogt0sn than any place o
earth. I'm Patton's monthly for Ma
: Issued by the Plttsburg piate gias
company, page 4 shows two views
Oklahoma City. One inscription reao
Does this look like street IN IN
tropolis? 1t represents a typical We
in city which was almost unknow
year or two ago Oklahoma Cit
tho capital OF Oklahoma" And Y
= Oklahoma CITY is FAIR!
+ Hogtown motto. Tear down q
n state, If sou mind, but boost 0klahQn
T. City"
-
= Another dgnifiel diversion OF .
U Oklahoma City realty sharks Car
II ing on their special train negro W
IN bears banner reading: i prote
represent Guthrie Nice, Jul
hulks these Oklahoma City alleg
business men.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-14
CHANGING
|N|ONS
REPORTED
~ 4
DIR. HYDE NOT H u N G
BUT THE JURY EVIL
IDENTIFY is
~ H. -
C0NKLiNG ADMITS
JURY WILL DISAGREE
VI ---
latshaW Says They Must Stay
at Il Until Tuesday
Anyhow.

(By Associated Press.)
No verdict At 2:25
Kansas City, Mo-, Ma y14-At 1925
this afternoon no verdict had been
reached by the Hyde jury.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-14
THE WEATHER

(By Asstd Pressl
New Orleans,
La, May Un'
settled, showers
tonight or sun.
day; warmer to-
night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-14

Hogtown motto Tear down the
state, If you mind, but boost Oklahoma
City"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-14

Another dlgnified diversion OF the
Oklahoma city realty sharks; Carry
ing on their special train a negro VINO
bears q banner reading. i protesi.
4 represent Guthrie Nice, juicy
hulks these Oklahoma City alleged
BUSINESS men.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-14
Last Nights Las. Round.

Last Nights Las, Round.
Kansas City, May 1.-THE flnal
vote OF the jury, it is understood, was
II to | for acquittal When Emporium
ed to cast his deciding vote with the
rest OF the jurors. it is said the man
who is holding out for a convection
said he would think the matter over
tonight and give his decision in the
morning.
Evening journal., 1910-01-20
NEW LUBRICANT
PROVES A SUCCESS

An interesting experiment tried re-
Gently by the Pennsylvania Railroad
has turned the attention Of railroad
men to an economical and novel means
Of providing for proper fabrication of
car bearings. which has been found TO
possess great advantages over the pres
ent method of using cotton waste. On
car sent from New York to San
Francisco by the Pennsylvania, a sub
stitute for cotton waste as packing
for the journal boxes was tried with
very satisfactory results. on one side
of the car journal boxes were packed
with cotton waste, while on the other
side the substitute was used.
IL was found during the journey
across the continent that the substi-
tute proved much more economical OF
oil and wear and required no renew
ais, whereas. the waste had TO be re-
newed in every box on which il was
used. The new material, which was
found so well to mt the requirement.
for fabrication, is prepared at a Low
cost from the husks OF cocoanuts, ths
woody fiber being reduced 10 a sofi
mass, which is mixed with an equa
amount of cotton waste. The combi.
nation possesses high power of re,
tanning the oil applied, and il Il
Thought that the saving Of oil and
Evening journal., 1910-01-20
GROUNDING
GROWS RESTLESS
Even West Side Mans Pet
Takes TO Mother Earth
Under Shed

M.stah Grounhog, who lives in the
ground most Of the time but who comes
out occasionally TO assist the weather
man, is bestirrlng himseif 20 leave his
hole next month 20 tell his much-maligned
friend what the weather viii be for some
months thereafter.
Which is very good news for Reynolds
Cook, Of Fifth and Madison streets Mr..
Cook had cute little grounding for a pet
until a month ago when the queer little
creature took it into It's head TO construc,
subway under tho kitchen floor. Mr..
Cook hasn't seen his pet since lie VIII
be on sentry duty I'm the kitchsn on
"groundhog day so that he may recover
him.
Treating OF groundhogs, some person
with grudge against the weather bureau
has suggested that the mayor establish q
municipal weather bureau near the
grounding cage in the Zoo. There the lit
tie fellows are Gagged. however. and can't
stay on the weather Job as some OF their
fellow hogs do, so the suggestion is With
out value.
Evening journal., 1910-01-20

Pleasant. Iowa, at which place under the
auspices OF the association during Dc
cember Of each year instruction Is given
in corn growing, the raising Of stock and
in household economies for women and
girls. In oregon there is instruction about
the cultivation Of apples and their pack
ing and the slide showed number or
young men in the apple classes
As a revise another slide showed a class
for bankers and brokers in an eastern
city where men following those occupa-
tions assembled TO receive instructions
from experts about Investments. Another
slide showed q. class Of real estate brok-
ers some Of them men well along in years;
another class was that of salesmanship
Glasses in chemistry. plumbing, drawing,
engineering, manual training, and journal
ism, and in fact in almost every occupa-
tion under the sun are conducted under
Y. NJ. c. A. auspices.
All this instruction is not given by any
one association but different cities have
classes on different subjects to meet the
local needs or demands. In New York
there is a class of foreigners studying
English. There were several pictures of
noon day meetings Of men in large fac
tories showing how the speakers Of the
association reach these men. Another
scene presented was that Of quiz or con-
ference Of stationary engineers with an
expert engineer as the quiz master.
The travelling Libraries were shown as
well as some of the magnificent buildings
Of the association, those in Los Angeles,
Cal. and Dayton, o., being among the
number.
Pictures of various classes in the trades
were displayed, for the association aims
especially TO make more efficient work
men to counteract the tendency OF boys
to take up the over crowded professions
Among those at the dinner and the lee
ture were pr z. G. Shortlidge, president
Of the Board Of Education: General
Charles Bird. Josiah Marvel. DR.. George
W. Twitmyer. Herbert II. Ward. 3. d
Evening journal., 1910-01-20
Do away with Stomach
Disorder and Indigestion

nervous or sick headache. or money
back.
Take Mi-o-na tablets If you want to
make your stomach so strong. that IL
will digest the heartiest meal without
n ress. and furnish good, clean, nutri-
n blood making elements to the
body.
Take Mi-o-na tablets, one or two
with or after meals. IL you want to
get rid Of that drowsy, all tired out
feeling.
Take Au-o-na tablets If you want
more vigor, vim and vitality; il you
want perfect health TO sparkle in the
eye and glow on the cheek.
Nli-o-na is the best prescription for
upset stomach and Indigestion ever
written. No matter how miserable your
stomach feels. Mi-o-na stomach tablets
give immediate relief.
For sale by druggists everywhere and
by Miller Drug CO. who guarantees
them.
Nail orders filled. charges prepaid,
by Booths Mi-o-na Bufalo. n. y.
Booths Pills, little fellows that never
fail to stimulate the liver and give
gentle yet thorough relief 10 constip4>
ton sufferers, 25 cents.
Evening journal., 1910-01-20
In afew minutes Mi-o-na will
purify Tainted, Rancid Stom-
ach and Danish Distress.

Let us talk plain English; let us call
spade a spade.
Let us tell the truth and say that II
you are constantly distressed after
meal. IL you belch gas and have eruc-
tations Of sour food, then your stomach
is in a slovenly condition and should
be purified and put in good shape at
once.
Your food fermeIts. that's the trou-
BILE with you and with a million other
dyspeptics. Your stomach isn't strone
enough to digest the food you put into
it.
And SO your food sours. yes some-
times it rots and forms poisonous
gases, and when it does leave your
stomach and passes along into the
bowels, it hasn't furnished proper nour-
ishment to the blood. but IL has left
the stomach in filthy condition.
Take Mi-o-na stomach tablets il you
want to change your filthy stomach
into a healthy, clean and purified one
Take Mi-o-na stomach tablets, which
are guaranteed to cure indigestion, and
rid yourself Of dizziness, biliousness
Evening journal., 1910-01-20
WHY he DOES 1t

It isn't often that I have faith enough
in the medicines put up by other people
20 be willing TO offer to refund the money
IL Il does not cure. said druggist n. B.
Danforth to one Of his many customers.
"but am glad to sell Dr. Howard's spe-
cific for the cure Of constipation and dys-
pepsia on that plan.
The Dr. Howard Co., in order to get
a quick introductory sale authorized me
10 sell the regular fifty cent bottle OF their
specific for half-pRce, 25 cents. and al
though have sold lot of it. and guar
anteed every package. not one has been
brought back as unsatisfactory"
There are sixty doses in a vial that can
be carried in the vest pocket or purse, and
every ono has more medicinal power than
o big pill or tablet or tumbler OF min
eral water
Any person who is subject TO constipa-
tion, sick headache. dizziness, liver
trouble, indigestion or a general played
nut condition, ought 10 take advantage Of
eis sa4sTtanity.
Evening journal., 1910-01-20

Coppage. Henry Bancroft, Joseph Ban
croft, T. b. Tibbitts. W. w. Knowles,
Caleb L. Burchenal, Willard c. jackson,
Edwin Golding, G. NJ. d. Cam. A. l..
Bailey. DR.. a. Robin, J, J. Hayes. super
intendent A. r. spaid, Professor II. $.
Goldey, John s. Mullin, William E. Haw-
kins. i. p. Bush, s. L. Strlngfellow, Will
liam r. Bancroft, A. l.. Turner. A. ID,
Warner, William Z. White, George z.
Miller, II. X. Porter Elwood souder
George A. Elliott. otho Nowland, Former
Judge David T. Msrvil. A. w. Cummlns.
Evening journal., 1910-01-20

Clubhouse. and every member OF the
Board OF Trade and every member
Of the Century Club will be asked to
be present and assist with the details.
The committee on behalf OF the
Board is arranging an excellent pro-
gram for the evening and as nothiuR
that will involve any future bonding
OF Dover is contemplated. it is be-
lieved that all citizens will take an
active interest.
Evening journal., 1910-01-20
Cars Table Costly.

scale OF enormous extravagance. Each
dish provided Is put down at ten
roubles--a rouhle is worth about 70
oents-and each single article OF food
counts as a dish, though 1t may be
only a few olives or a bunch of celery.
At great state dinners the figuring is
still higher.
Evening journal., 1910-01-20
, ONT MEETING FOR
DOVER IMPROVEMENT

DOVER, Jan. 2O.-r"The City Beauti-
fur town meeting TO be held here
Jointly by tho Board Of Trade and the
Dover Century Club (women's club to
which the new council has been in
vited. will probably be held on We'd
nesday evening. February &c. The
meeting will be held at tho Century
Evening journal., 1910-01-20
There's Highly
Mid-Winter Sale of
Lace Curtains

In the best grades OF Brussels. Tambours, Rennais
sance, Clunys, Arabans, Irish Points Nottinghams,
Bonne Femmes etc etc, full and sash lengths.
One Pair Lots reduced 49, per Cent.
Two Pair Lots reduced rs per cent.
Three Pair Lots reduced 20 per cent.
Evening journal., 1910-01-20
Toilet Tables
AT Little Prices.

Very handsome Toilet Tables from the
best manufacturers at Grand Rapids. in
beautifully marked woods. Golden Oak,
Mahogany, Tuna Mahogany and Birds
Eye Maple. All polished finish any one
of them would make desirable addition
to the furnishings OF bedroom.
$4,000. e. .$I4.oo $1,000. $1,000
SCI. so. $500 $4,000. $1,000
S22.oo. .SI6.so $500. $500
$4,000. $1,000 $4,000. S4I.oo
$24. so. $500
Third Floor use elevator
Evening journal., 1910-01-20
One Pain Lois

We can only give partial list OF prices.
Evening journal., 1910-01-20
Sharp Reductions
on Dinner Sets

Theo. & Chas. Field Haviland, Ger
man and Austrian China, English and
Domestic Porcelain, 100 piece dinner and
tea sets combined, handsome decorations,
in newest designs.
$1,000 sets. 10000 SIS so sets. $500
$500 sets. $500 SIS, $40 sets, $1,000
$1,000 sets. $4,000 S22. 80 sets. $500
S38. 20 sets. .S33.oo $500 sets. $1,000
$500 sets. $4,000 $1,000 sets..S 900
Open stock patterns reduced in pro-
portion.
Art Floor. head of stairs.
Evening journal., 1910-01-20

longer wear will more than Offset the
cost of preparation.
Evening journal., 1910-01-20
Interesting Reductions in Every
Interesting Remnant Sale

Remnants OF Denims, retons, Burlaps, Taffetas,
Silks and Silkalnes from z to "a yards long Prices
are much below regular, and to avoid disappointment
we urge an early selection
W-yard at I7c, 2sc 47c each.
M-yard at oc, 22c soc each.
IA and "a yards at r4c a4c, $780, -4oc, SAC, 6sc
85c, osc each.
IA yards at 4oc, 6oc, ooc, osc each
? yards at aac, &c, 47c, osc Soc, ooc Sro7 each
3 yards at 3sc, soc 6sc, Soc ooc each.
"a yards at 3sc 6sc, 7sc, osc each,
Remnants of Nets, Laces, Madras and Scfirns from
to yards each and reduced 33 IS per cent.
Scrms, "a yards soc "a yards 6oc; s yards, ooc.
Madras, 21$ yards, 7sc; SIS yards $Ioo
Nets 81 yards 6oc 3}4 va rds o4c 4 yards, Soc 43s
yards $500; s yards, $I.5o
Swsses sH yards, 3sc yards 4oc; yards, 4se; s1z
yards, SOC; yards 9oc
Linen Remnants-Sver bleaohed German and full
blcached Irish linens Every good pattern.
yards remnants from zoe to SIoo each.
"a yard remnants from $r.oo to $500 each.
"a yard remnants from $r1s to $500 each
zM yard remnants SI.6s to $500 each
Second Floor, use elevator
Evening journal., 1910-01-20
Department

during our Mid-wnter Sale. Reductions
that make it more than worth while to
anticipate your wants; to purchase a little
in advance of your needs. Reductions
that are strictly genuine, and range from
10 to so per cent. on Furniture, Carpets,
Draperies and ChinaWare of sterling quail.
ity. If in need Of anything for the home
now or in the near future, you owe it to
yourself to visit this store now, get ac-
quainted with the stock, see the magnifi-
cent range of selection, compare
prices, and thoroughly satisfy yourself
that every word in this advertisement is
Just as stated.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

the law it cannot show a large surplus
above dividend requirements. The only
wonder is why in the past any attempt
should have been made by the company
20 increase earnings by violating the law.
Interests closely identified with the COM
pany assert that its assets at the pres
ent time, If liquidated, would return to
the stockholders a sum of money far in
excess Of the current market value of the
capital stock.
In the nineteen years of its corporate
existence the American Sugar Refining
Company has paid per cent annually
on its preferred stock, and a total Of
more than 182 per cent on its common
Dividends have not been paid at the eX-
pense of working capital, nor have dis
bursements been made which have inter
fered with replacement work. If the
American Sugar Refining Company
should dissolve to-day actual buyers of
the stock at Yesterdays lowest quotation
would find a profit in their operation. 1t
is interesting to note that the company
continues to refine sugar at a profit, in
spite of the talk of Wall Street bears
that il will be driven into bankruptcy.
And the same thing applies to the Amer
lean Tobacco Company, against which a
suit under the Sherman anti trust law IS
now pending in the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
COPPER REPORT
Earnings Equal Almost 4 per Cent on
Capital Stock.

The report Of the Amalgamated Copper
Company for the year ended April 50. 1910.
shows net earnings of S5,9S3.96 equal TO
3-S per cent earned on the 1853 So 900 cap
ttaI stock, against 2-31 per cent earned in
the preceding year. After dividends there
was surplus of s. So. no compared with
S5S6222 In 1909. with cash on hand and cash
assets at the close OF the year Of $,079914.
In his report to stockholders John ID.
Ryan. president Of the company. speaking
of the consolidation plan involving sub
S1dfary companies, says in part.
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company,
taking over the going business and all OF
the assets of the various companies will
have In its treasury approximately $1,000
60 in cash and quick assets in excess OF
current liabilities. and therefore will be
IN position 10 take care of it's increa sod
business with every advantage that comes
OF being IN strong financial position In
addition 10 the mining and smelling prop
critics II viii have coal mines with a large
present production, with very large areas
OF proved coal sufficient for its needs for
q very long time and will have a timber
supply that at the present rate of usa
will not lie exhausted for more than ffr,-
Years 49,
The report states that although the mar
ket for copper metal has been low I'm the
last twelve months. the consumption has
increased TO a point never before reached
ana While the production Is quite large AT
me present time and promises 10 continua
SO. II Is not likely that at anv time in the
near future the returns will be less for
me metal produced than they have bssD ir,
the year just closed ~
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. June 6.-Consols closed 1s higher
a. g. for money and SE& FOR the account
Canadian Pacific advanced = 70 1875, trsho
Trunk va unchanged at SOS ana Ana
ccaca R-aS unchanged 81 l5ss.
Money was - GOOD demand ana supply
s-fS discount rates were quiet.
Trading On the Stock Exchange was I'M
tied al steady prices. owing 10 The ap-
-,rosr rh CT the settlement Investors sup
rorrcd I37iti n and ne" foreign BONDS: buy
rafF1rs were neglected Rubber and oil
s-sreS eascl Oh realizing. while fekthS
s,-u0icstes recovered on -epurchaseS.
American securities opened firm and our
;-g rbe eariv session advanced on covering.
~ noon prices ranged from :. 10 IL above
part In fhe afternoon New York offer
fnss caused q setback of al bout point 4
>sehle rally follow cd, but -le market closed
easy
car money IN London, 5G5i2 per cent;
r.eu market discount rate for short dis,
- per cent: long bills. 50 per cent: Berlin
= Siscount rate 5& per cent; Paris discount
rate zik per cent: Paris exchange on Lon
Son . francs Is centimes: Berlin exchange
o. London. 20 marks 50i4 pfennigs. Bar
eoid as %. American eagles, 1ts 3D.
Paris June e-Three per cent rentes de-
~aued o. centinles TO IS francs S11z cen
times. Trading was cull on the Bourse,
swalTing the outcome OF The American gov
~rn-1lert suit against The railroads
Berlin, June Grading was quiet and
r-ices were rather firm on the BoeTse to-
DE- American securities improved
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

i,5 eDol tro hours 0f trading on
~ ~ rSo-salida+ed Exchange the sales were
nearGy twice as great as they were IN 15 tne
first three hours The uncoveTing OF SIop ~
inss orders with sales of stock forced on
~ market through the exhaustion OF mar
gine and large volume of short selling
SI the professionals caused a general col. col.
n,s,i.ii1, notahIe 300 shares selling at 14l'
fo shares at 1859 and 200 shares at li612'
compared with New York ol5,rSd0 stock whose nSs
3Inne totaIIed 100, $50 shares, touched
salES iow sio' Of az, against "a? on the other
board. The rally at the close revealea aI9eo,,s g
large short interest. which was nerF9uS heI aus
ve7opments men at the meeting in Washington
Of President Taft and the railroad PreEsi- Ed
dents. and it bid vigorously for STOCKS. LIZ
tailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

An irregular movement was shown III VI .ne
market for outside securities. altnoush ,i' tne
narrow limits Trading was moderately
active and pretty evenly distributed Ihere
was fair inquiry for the silver ISSUES
which ruled firm. The copper stocks, now
ever. were generally heavy on moderate
offerings. Butte Coalition. after a loss OF
"a recovered slightly. Greene-Cananea was
down i. Ray Consolidated was a iractlo1
better. C;oIdfeld Consolidated was in good
demand and steady. Union Mines improved
a fraction moderate dealings Kay ZEN
traI and Ely Central developed activity on
inside purchases. Ohio and Davis-Daly
were f1rmer. In the industrial list trading
was comparatively quiet. with scarcely any
price changes. Chicago subway on sn1adi
offerings fell to new low record az -
Bonds were dull and unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. = Money or or, cal cal
opened at % per cent: highest, - per
cent: lowest, ~ per cent: closing, - per
cent: ruling rate. % per cent Time money
--ss easier and there was some shadinG OF
rates: rates. l1yd31e per cent for sixty DAYS
~ per cent for ninety days. 1914 per cent
For four months. ~ per cent Tor five and
six months and 4zQ4& per cent for over
the wear. Mercantile paper came INTO lho
market with some freedom Demand was
1nIy fair Rates. ~ a. per cent for Sky
ard ninety davs' Endorsed bills receivable
and choice four 10 six months prime slHsie
names and 60Sla per cent for others.
FOREIGN EKCHANGE-Th foreign eX-
change market opened a shade easier. with
blee quoted al S6sodz. 1856. demand ster-
nE az s51.d $3.50 and si1ty-day bilis al
G6tG4 gSs. Short francs were quoted a
E1gs< less 5-6A and short Telchsmarks st
q 1S-IeGa5 less ~ Large offerings OF eN-
change on Paris depressed the market tor
4Tsrcs but otherwise the market IN the
3 ffer-oon was fiTmeT. showing recovery
oF 10 10 l. PORTS from the ncrnlng low
level Cables we're quoted al 4sF'eA A-e.Io'
demand sterling At s5S9d4 S65 ano slAty-
5sv bills at 4sis64sS2z. Short francs were
rs. and short reichsn7arlls 81 lo-logS4 lon
,l1-s i-s2 Considerable offerings against Sc
r5-1-fies placed abroad were MADE aIlo
some Increase in the supply OF coi:neIciai
hills WAS also reported
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

STATE oh NEW GCRk. -
Once Of the Secretary OF STATE.
This certificate. issued n 5-1p-icais
certi1ss thar Gold & Co. a do1nes',
corporation, has 1ied IN this once o1 =.
Cay OF June. 1910 papers for the voiln-4-
solution of such corporation under So
OF the General Corpora ZION Law. and -
pears therefroU1 that such ~or1cra-ion - -
Piled with said section iu order % os - +
Witness my hard and -hs seal or -
Secretary OF STATE. az ths ~
lSeai.I hanv this r-st day - Jurs. e--s,1
Sand nine hundred and ten -
r FENNELL. Dsputy Secretary CT So