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ralned to self-reliance and ready for leadership.
HEALTHY SENTIMENT CHANGED BY TLME

Discipline forgotten dispensed with but it was
dlScphne administered only when discipline
spirit OF fairness that could The sentiment
the student body healthy them
serves came to be regarded with all the
ITSELF
good OF the hd
liberty consistent with decent citizenship
sealed
zed that from that efervescence the yszao Of
thought and all strong v man
hood
As Stanford older the spirit changed Differences
IN affairs that the
there developed breach that
students themselves OF
old unity of and sentiment
been replaced by machine and the machine
based on thorough understanding and sympathy
centered the OF
Some universities in this
methods
the old conditions OF faculty and
the effort has methods
students closer personal touch have
Dead timber
abolished
night New have the heads of
broad minded
capable OF finding human sympathy
and the students their universities
of Stanfor needs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
GIRLS FEET FLAT
and SPINES CURVE
Head of Physical Culture De-
partment Describes Com
ditiOn of Students

BERKELEY, Dec. THAT rs out of
every 100 young women who entered
the university had curvature Of the
spine and that 20 per cent were fat
footed was the declaration of Prof
Walter E. Magee. head of the depart
ment of physical culture, before the
board of education last night He said
that the average would hold for the
women of the graduating classes of
the high schools of the state.
The university professor was present
at the board meeting to urge the bond
ing of the city for the building and
equipment of gymnasiums for the
Berkeley high school. He said that
there was the greatest need for such
institutions, as the adolescent period
was the time, and the high school was
the proper place, for physical training.
Out of 800 women examined this year
Professor Magee said rs per cent had
were fat footed. These defects he at
tributed to bad posture both in sitting
and standing, and to faulty customs.
Although he did not mention the fact
at the meeting, Professor Magee has
declared that the French heels SO ad-
mired by the average high school girl
produce feet deformities which have to
be corrected by physical culture
DIR. Romi1da Paroni of the medical
staff of the school department also de-
clared that there was the greatest need
for gymnasium for the girls as we'll
as the boys at the high school She
said that although she had examined
only zoe girls at the high school ont of
nearly 600, she was convinced that
gymnasium work was needed, as large
proportion of the girls should take a
course in corrective physical culture
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
REBELS SEIZE
LARGEST CITY
IN CHIHUAHUA
Guerrero Falls and the Federal
Army Surrenders After
Two Weeks Siege
Provincial State Secretary Re-
signs and Other Changes
Are AnnoGnced

IN OUGLAS. Ariz Dec 7.-Guerrero.
the largest city in the state of
A Chihuahua, with population of
10000 is tonight in the hands of the
rebels. according to information which
has reached here.
After resisting repeated assaults for
two weeks the federal army surren-
dered. following a combined attack
which took place after the departure
of the train bearing the peace off,
cials. The rebels have elected provis-
ional officers to govern the city
1t was first reported that the jefe
politico was killed in the final charge
on the city, but later reports are to
the effect that he and his family are
prisoners and unhurt.
The telegraph line between Guerrero
and Chihnahua is now in the hands of
the rebels.
Following conference at San An
dres between the peace commissioners
and rebels, headed by Castillo Herrera,
the soldiers sent out from Chihuahua
were halted at Fortina, near San An
dres, until President Diaz acts on the
promise of truce offered by the rebels
to lay down arms providing certain
changes are made in the system of tax
alton and officials in Goghuila. This
truce is effective only from San Andres
to chihuahua. the rebels stating they
can not act for the country from San
Audres IN CTerraro
Following the resignation of Cover
nor Sanchez of chihuahua, Secretary of
State GuilIermo Parras has also re-
signed in favor of Rafael Alvarez. and
other important changes In the state
government have taken place. Sanchez
was reported deposed because at the
conference held in the telegraph office
of San Andres the peace commission,
which he headed, informed the rebels
that the commission had authority to
grant redress consistent with the law
of Justice
The citizen soldiers serving at Aqua
Prieta have returned to their homes at
Bocoachi and Fronteras, which is taken
as indication of confidence that the
government will maintain peace on
the border of the state of Sonora
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
POLICY INJURIES STANFORD

Even his Jordan endowed with
ability there incidents to in
dicate this ability sufficient of modern
Stanford
the
policy progress
which all magnificent physical equipment
Leaving aside for the time being the
ability exceptional whom
of the affairs of university, that this
another
his position of teacher with
of ale
campus today who
would know Doctor Jordan by
SO much
him 1t pass Doctor
for lack personal acquananceship
PERSONAL TOUCH IS LACKING
that possible that
should know student at his most
mean simply Doctor Jordan grown apart his
element
The
fornia educational
coming Sympathy bot lacking
giving
it absent VIII it do:
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President Stanford
practically between
student body and the of the faculty
Ihe discipline he has transferred little
The right OF student appeal from decisions this
internal
without its handspring
Doctor Jordan scientist and scholar has big
mand his time and ataiments
particular branches OF scientific investigation
the
hands, he problems
manded
delicate aaboratory abroad
Doctor Jordan scientist and scholar busy world
and scholarship Doctor Jordan
plete of the allotment of time if indeed
erdn exists all Yet Doctor Jordan scholar
the head of
is there to be drawn than single concuon?
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authorities
To SMASH
Chinese
GANG
Stories of Slave Girls and
COOlleS VIII Lead 10
Breaking Up of
the Ring
IDENTITY OF AGENT AT
HONGKONG Is LEARNED
White Men Implicated in Snug
Cling Plot, Is the Belief
of Commissioner
Steward
INSPECTORS WILL HAVE
TO EXPLAIN NEGLIGENCE
INSPECTORS WILL HAVE
TO EXPLAIN NEGLIGENCE
These Men Are To Be
On the Carpet Today
w. M. ROHRBACHER
CHARLES FREUND
JOHN KILEMADE
CHARLES GIBBENS

OMPLETE
into this country given
Pacific Mail liner United
states authorities
against for the
importation Chinese expected
days
The identity of the prob
abilities the
TO deal with it fit
officials believe they
whether or not criminal prosecution
refuse secrecy the matter thew point ont has for
its express the
scheme and that disclosures
mean serious interference of Justice
That the developments
condition Charles n
Bnn acting of the on the
Mnchua at the time the
ton officials and then to decide whether necessary
part
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Original Freedom From Restraint and
Community Spirit Between Faculty
And Students Now Lie Dormant
BREACH CREATES A FAULTY MACHINE
Dr. Jordan'S Absent Treatment Fails to Heal
Injury to Institution Caused By Transfer
Of Power and Present NeaTsighted Policy
By W. RUSSELL COLE

CTANFORD UNIVERSITY. Dec. Back beginning Of
time for Stanford university, decades there
wholesome freedom from and a spirit OF community
between faculty and students that far toward giving the young
institution its early prestige Freedom from did
license thing be taken advantage Of 1t merely
recognition OF individual rights and Liberties.
Senator Stanford had said opening the doors the university
the youth OF the and the nation Give them chance
men and women He had laid the foundations broad liberal
lines and those broad and liberal lines
Stanford took the work when her husband
stanford was to be place OF training where character
intellect was to be fosered Its the world young
men and OF broad mind capable of thinking themselves
trained to sef-reliance and ready for leadership
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IRRIGATION DAM GIVES
WAY UNDER PRESSURE
Large Section of the LangeIf
Valley Is Flooded
ISbec;al Distatch 10 The Call

KLAMATH FALLS. Ore, Dec. IA
long distance telephone message from
the upper end Of the I4angell valley
states that the Willow creek irriga-
ton dam went out last night and that
a large section of the country was
flooded with considerable loss to prop
erty. No lives were lost. The melting
snow and heavy rainfall of the last
few days caused the dam to give way.
The dam was built to furnish water for
irrigating 1000 acres.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-08
Majority Plies Brush

in The opinion Of seven republican
n1embers. majority Of the committee,
Secretary Bslinger honestly and
fsithfuiIy performed the duties Of his
high Office. with an eye single 70 the
public interest
IN the opinion Of The four democrats
Bauinger has not been true TO the
trust reposed IN him as secretary OF the
interior, and should be requested by the
proper authorities 70 resign.
Both reports. with the independent
report Of Representative Madison. in
surgent republican. also adverse TO
Ballinger. were offered in the senate by
Senator Nelson. and in the house by
Representative Mccall Their presen-
tation followed a meeting OF the fun
committee
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BALLINGER IS
GIVEN A nice
COAT Of White
Majority Report Says the In
terror SeCretary's Acts
Are 'BIameIesS"
Democrats and Insurgents Still
Determined to Secure Cab
met Members Scalp
LSpeciol Dispssoh 10 The Calll

wv AsHINGTON. Dec "A fine
Nv coat OF whitewash was given
Secretary BalIinger of the in
te-ior depart nlent in the report OF the
majority members OF the BalIinger-
Pinchot committee. submitted to con-
gress today The report is substan-
tally as predicted by recent dispatches
TO The Call.
The majority report. while vindioat-
inE Ballfnger, nevertheless rules
against him. inasmuch as it suggests
that the Cunningham claims should be
referred to a court Of law for decision
and that the government should lease
for long terms, and not surrender out
right its ownership Of coal and min
a--aT ra-r-
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Report Is Submitted

Alle GemocIALtC members led Dy c-n-
ator Fletcher Of Florida. agreed 70 this
method Of getting the reports before
congress, after their motion to substi-
tute their own report had been re-
5ected in the committee. Senator
Fletcher first raised the point OF order
that the committee had already ap-
proved the report that was made pub
lic at Minneapolis. This point was
overruled by Chairman Nelson.
motion was made TO substitute the
democratic report for the report agreed
upon by the seven republican men,
bers This was voted down, to 5,
Representative Madison voting with the
four democrats. It was agreed after
the majority report had been adopted
that all three should be presented at
once in each house and printed to-
gether
Under the arrangement the dissent
ing reports are given equal standing
with the majority report before the
two houses. Ar order for $4,000 copies
or the report was made by the senate.
Would Take His Scalp
Senator Fletcher said that steps
would be taken by the democrats to
bring about action in accordance with
the recommendation in their report
The accommodation in question char
acterizes Secretary Ballinger as mot
deserving OF the public confidence" and
: recommends that he should be re-
rquested by the proper authorities to
resign his efnee Of secretary Of the in
terior.@
The reports were accepted in both
houses without comment The plan of
action 20 be followed by the democrats
has not been determined. but it is un-
derStood 4 resolution viii be presented
TO carry out the recommendation for
the secretary-s removal. Such reso-
luton probably Will call fatty upon the
president to discharge his cabinet Of
1cer.
The democrats held a conference on
the matter today. They characterize
the majority report as weak while
the republican members OF the com
-nittee say It has fully answered all
charges against Bailinger and has dis
posed OF all testimony presented in the
long bearings.
An EFFORT undoubtedly will be made
TO put the house on record as to its
opinion OF the majority report. Sew
ersI democratic members favor de-
handing consideration OF the report at
the first opportunity, following up their
demand with an appeal from the de-
cision Of the chair, should Speaker Can
non rule them out Of order.
After stating that the evidence pre-
sented related in the main 70 charges
0f various kinds against Balltnger and
that these came chiefly from two
sources-L- r Claws and Clifford Pin
NJ hot-the majority announced the fol-
Alowing conclusion.
I The evidence has wholly failed to
make out q case Neither any fact
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Differs From BaIIinger

There has arisen difference OF opin-
ion between Ballinger and President
Taft over this matter, and the presi-
dent sets forth the difference in his
annual message. He says. however
that * is fair dinrence OF opinion
that should be explained to congress.
The democrats and insurgents are
going 10 try to have the minority re-
porr oloDted by congress They are
going ~ bring in a resolution. both in
the senate and the house. calling on
tlc president TO dismiss Ballinger from
Tho ..e hfr-pr
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Continued on Pase 2, Column 5
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Continued on Rags = Column Q
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IDENTITY OF AGENT LEARNED

The of
brought horror abhnt starvation thirst
and hardship beyond belief The wall men had
built around themselves
sioner immigration who questioned
them the entire day. He till pdity
his them evening
he had in his all
with information already his hands made clear
hy of the Hongkonga Chinese long way in re-
moving the veil of surrounding the operating Of
the
This capture said Luther
of Chinese slave girls and cooH oaniza
ton this department knows,
Chinese and firmly established that
governing the traffic existence This which
operated successfully the
"Und the charges against anv
which will embodied
fthe will be filed
as he fit If the facts show
either grossly Negligent couSion with the
matter 70 rthe head of the
BRITISH GOVERNMENT MA ACT
In regard the Hongkong
have to be dealt with by the British
lord
that the will be taken and
nes and the British opera
tons
he secured enough information
ciscoe
"The securing enough
which to base criminal actions The smuggling of slave girls carried
with all possible
illustrations of the methods employed
These people tell that they Hong
the with tales of wealth In this the
deny mentally usually handled
That
pa1pab1e o every one
Shortly Hongkong
thrust IN the hold this
being merely left in tpg of the ship and then walled
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE.

market is in the call department al
though a better inquiry for loans on
commercial paper is reported. So Tar
in the current week the local banks have
lost a substantial sum on their opera
tions with the Sub Treasury, while the
course - domestic exchange suggests
the probability or an increased demand
on this centre from the interior. Out-of-
town obligations due the government are
beag settled by drafts on interior bank
balances here 10 the Assistant Treasurer
OF the United states in New York. Gov
ernment receipts for the present month
20 date have exceeded payments by more
than Sa.5OGo0O. while the excess OF ex-
penditures over receipts since July
amounts on al accounts 10 Si4,i5s,l41,
as compared with deficit in the same
time in the preceding year Of SiOs, ,s2S,Se5.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Selling pressure developed on the Con-
sOlidated Exchange in the afternoon, fol-
lowing "A forenoon OF a holiday character.
Prices were carried down sharply. with the
professional element Offering the leading
issues freely. Tho low lending rates for
stocks for the semi-Weekly carry indi-
Gated the existence OF a large OUTSTANDING &
short interest. Union Pacific. An1algannated
Copper and st. Paul loaned down 10 fat.
Sales tOtalled $3.50 shares, distributed
among ftty stocks. A majority OS the
standard shares failed 20 touch as high
quotations as were reached on The New
York Stock Exchange. United states Steel
common, which resumed the leadership OF
the market IN respect 10 volume. did not get
above SIS. against a high OF S. on the other
board, and sold down 10 81 late In The day,
agains. SIS. Detailed operations follow
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Extreme dulness prevailed in the market
for outside securities almost throughout
the entire session, and while prices AZ the
start ruled steady this was later followed
by fractional recessiOns more through
sheer apathy than any pressure TO SELL
In some quarters slight animation devel-
Oped. but principally upon inside buying.
The copper shares, with one or two eN-
CCpttOnS. were weak. Butte Coalition was
an exception. improving about IL on the
announcement Of the merger. out later re-
acting "A point. Greene-Cananea- on the
other hand, ran on a fraction on the disap-
pOintment. AmaZOn-MOntana, which was
brought out during tine week. rose nearly
a point. Nevada Consolidated, Miami and
Chino ran OF Z TO q. There was little ~
no inquiry for the higher-priCed industrials,
which showed no material change. Inter-
continental Rubber was down 5. In bonds,
Chesapeake e. Ohio 4i25 were iu fair de-
mand with fractional change Detailed
operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
3alhers' 90sted rates FOLLOW

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston lci-C
discount Chicago lec discount. san Fran
CISCO, sight. =, Telegraph li-c premium
Sew orleans. commercial -,lffanc discount
hank 81 premium. Charleston, buying par,
Rcllug l-ioc premium, 81 Louis psr bid. lOC
sremium asked. Aiaueapolls. soc prem lurn;
- arnah. buying 5-lsc discount. selling par.
BANK CIFARINGS New York eN-
NIauCes. g3l..9l-. -fs balances El1.seS 55I.
F'hiladelphia. exchanges 80 s6S.-.S. lIa isnc~s
2, lttlsl. Boston, eNc.ans'-. Ss,sfl-ies. hal
Hrces S2,0l6,e--; Chicago, cZcEanses Sa55-6.-
Ft3 balances Se.2@,-,t
SILVER kEr.-C1umcrC.a bsr sill
se- 81 Sc. Mexican silver dollars s4C. lar
silver in London closed at - sd. a Cecline
~ sd
GOLD PEENITM.-in Madrid. 67s. Lis
hor. u25
NENIcAN EXCHANGE Mexican ex-
VnaaEe on NeW York is quoted at 2olia-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
fron -lstCms YESTERDAY were &i6Nle. ,C-
tgraal revenue &'6,.sg and miscellaneous
GIS-G q total of No's.61A. AGAINST total
80 For rlo month % date ordinary re-
seiuf- have been S40.fk fis and 0rdina~1
eNseIl turts Ee.lfa,'fa che excess ~ Te-
Uoip.s amounting 10 EEt.s12 Tor che
been $40 ,-...e+ against S--lt.-e in tDc
Same tlrl4 20 1879. aud ordinary cNpendl-
flree stsl--,s... 2eainst Sfi",oo3e IN lso.
Fnc excess of eNpenllturts rlis year
smolnfug 20 s.. n, .5is compared with an
FNCess lsst year Sscff6.sss. Iacludtng Pana-
res OF al eNpe.tuit ures over receipts since
uly amounts to tii.f"f.lst. against an eN-
res ir tle 'ortcspl plndlug pcriod year
hgo 0f sos GS5I
SEB-1REAsURA The Sub -Trra sury, ~ Bs
rftlor to ine Clearing House EiaiA
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. Money on call
opened az "a per cent, highest, i'er cent;
lowest 90 Der cent, closing -. G3 per cent;
ruling rare. IS per cent. last loan, - per
cent Tine money was oull Rates, ga
0s uer cent for sixty days, . per cent for
Nuctv drss saNs per cent for four, i've
AND six months. Mercantile paper was IN
changed Rates aiafI5 per cent for sixty
end ninety DAYS Endorsed bills receivable;
s..Q5 Der cent FOR choice four and six
months single names, siaQ6 FOR others.
FOREIGN EsNl hANGE. - The foreign
eNrlauEe market opened easier, with cables
ouotel a. f.Ssi5Ga.ssi.. demand sterling al
sS hid ana asked and slNtK-day bills az
4 As10s $50 Sl40rt fra1ce were @l4ia less
H-le05.lsl. less a-f4 and short reichsmarks
a+.uAis plus 1-.-- The market. after de-
~liniug 10 iSdE for demand sterling. re
covered Che loss in the afternoon. Gables
ucrc quofcd ~ aS1ss0fs7ia. demand sterling
~ a.Ssls.S7o5 and sixty -day bills ~ sSA5a
Z S395. Short francs held around 5.17ie less
- and short rclchsWarks 95is 1S5is plus
SO.
~ .-rr-rs r,Srrs ~-sae r,TIo-r.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

- Church Street New York March %. 1910.
The Board az Directors this DAY declared q
cusrterly dividend OF one and three-1-arters per
tsrt upon the preferred capital stock payable
April 81. 1910. 10 thc preferred stock EholQcrs q
sscord e. the close of business April :. 1910
checks W-in be maieC.
Ifsnsfer books n the preferred stock viii close
o. ,. m, April 4. 1910. and reopen April -
1910 G.. p DENNY. Secretary.
rHE TOLRrH NATIONAL BANK or TIE
CITY OF NEM YORK
NcW York. March 80 1910.
Lhe B1aro uf Directors has thls aav declared
q quarterly dividend az TWO PER rE.AI j.
ErcXlmc-
The BOard al Directors las this Cay declared
cate, rc-opcniug April ls-, 1870.
CHARLES IT. PATTERSON,
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
1o ssAo NEW NATIONAL sASN

rI.nrv ~. Bizanion. FOR sever"
..snier of the Riverside Bank. no" - ~,
MIN the Northern Bank, Is 20 be t'' 49,
tdaDt ef the Gotham NatiOaal Bans'
Vas chartered last month and N"'er
i've gOa.0e capital stock and =
- eioOOa The Offices Of tie ueN 80
nave not yet been selected. but Nii'' -
Columbus circle.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
FOREIGN FINANCIAL

London. March %-Consols closed -
lower ~ 50 -s-ib for money sul So l0r ac-
rount Anaconda Waa unchanged ~ 10
1anaclaD lacinc = higher az 'si's Gfauu
Trunk uuClanecd an 80
Money was 81 good demand and fair SUM
f.l on tho markrt discounts uero STEADY.
quiet but generally steady. will "a fair
sIuouut of business m home rails. kafirs.
sno foreign rails ~ hardening prices. con
cote declined under realiZat tioLs. and rubber
shares closed Irregular
American securities opened STEADY and
thcn improved On nFEt covering and pro-
tcteloual support h.Isug The rest - thu
session prices showed llffle change and
trading was limited The close was quiet
foi money lu i-ouduu - fts per cent.
open market discount rate for short bills.
- Ter cent. hong al-l- oan3 1876 per cent F.:
lfefltn discount rate, t.a pcf Crut. Paris dis
count rate. t.e lier cent: Paris exchange on
london . fIs..os --is c.Itimee. Berlin rx-
change GA Llfudpu. ~ marks a. pfennigr
Lar Coid, .ta sd. American eagles. sCs
Paris March .1.-Th9ee por cent rentes
rletcu l-ia rtllmcs h.Enfi an - francs
- csntiinos. Prices Nere arm on the
iourse.
Berlin, Ear,L 2s-Tra0ing Rgss Quiet on
Nio bocrFe. Prices opened with Il down
Nard tendency, but steadiness in govern
1ient securities caused an improvement
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
BOND MARKET SALES.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual saIes
snd the closing quotations FOR stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchanges:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
MINING
WHEAT.
BOSTON cuRa srncns

2s.ooo May option. 81 1sls 81 l4ls 81 tar 81 fsA
s7o.ooo July option osls O0l. / Osis I a. /,
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
CHICAGO INpusrRlaLs-

- - H.p.-..llig g.. - lAst.Qua Biscuit ...llO
1911 .titsl-s Ut =, --I 4o ureterrCf. LES
-.lt' l".. hEt.oilal carbon. .IIs
rom nfalih i1isolIlG34 Sirest's -trl.. - ga.
-fic l'H7I Tool - SsrIfI Il a. t..ir
Ehic Iifie a. 90 .IhGfs flaNl.0ar. 49,
...'''- aai.,.t -4g scare -fosbush ... lGl z.
'--- 1'''" --- SUB c. Dfcitirva. l.D.-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
GOVERNMENT BONDS

The following shows yesterday closlpe.
quotations for government bonds. compared
with Tuesdays:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
RAILROAD
MINING.

200 200 Ssss SSis s SrS9s9 Ssi9 rt'. - :" !" =
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
INDUSTRIAL.

sales. Open. High Low. last.
g @ Ann Ann Tosso55 T9ss 15Od:. sS 9SH as 9ss
siSs iSs Is5., Hss f5sis ss s Gas; :i: ss sss ~ t
100 Int Sm & Ref...153 I53 155 iS3
sS$ sis5,i5s Slss r. Il ia 4 sii. it, a ~
800 800 U % { F4ss' 5lss ... 4 H.. 8. Sa 81 s4
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24

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|STOCK MARKET DULL AND DECLINING

sTooK EXCHANGE sALEs-wEDNEsDAy. MARCH %, 1910.
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PHILADELPHIA SHOCKS

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