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MIL, I ON
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
WHOLE is
WHAT HE HAS DONE

William H. Milton the grandson of Fordas War Governor,
m on farm jackson County Florida. in 1851 and rloughed, Loed
md tended stock through his bo!hood days.
n T. years OF age he was cierkng for SO q month
N III managing farm and country store for so month
~ T. he surveying for $50 MONTH which saved
:" enough to 90 college for two terms.
N IN he went into Mariana $500 capital
"a he Town Clerk eight years
II he elected the Legislature, served in the yellow Fever
III ana was active in scouting the ge of the Health Laws
winch have FLORIDA yellow He sold his mercantile
business order give closer attention to his legislative duties
the regular session, where be instrumental in passing the law
DISTINGUISHING in defeating the Railroad lobby attempt to
abolish Railroad Commissions and the adjournment OF the
Iegs took up the study of law Judge Francis b Carte
III he was employed by Judge Ldon $50 month. and soon
after was admitted The year be received offer
from Io~ j. Daniel fun ISL the money for banking bushes
Milton the work and take half the profits In 1890 established
tee private of W. J. Daniel Co.. ana still running the bGs
ness. though no orgcr getting half the profits
50 he appointed Surveyor0enera OF Florida and such
recommended the drainage Of the Everglades which
recommendation turned do"n' by the T. s. Land Department
81 he was Governor e Convention of 1900 and
leader in the advocacy and demand for mary as beng e
means placing the government in the hands OF The teoP"
Al IN was solicited ~ BOwar and other friends to run o
Governor offered camag uoF but declined, ana Pursuade'
IMowad because he believed his election would be Tor The
interests of the people.
im of the nhant and WEI Bryan. His term OF service
in the Senate but flied with good work Tor the sH
Having allied him elf with the progressive Democrats he E''
against the Adrich Emngenc, Currency El which was solely "
the interest National Banks and the Interests he procured s''
New River Ft LNieaIe aid Tor canal "lC, ue o"r LOT
inland WATERWAYS the East Ca,' and up the west Coast ana
across Mississippi the entire route known "s THE Mississippi |"
Atlantic Inland Waterway The Government now at Work o
the first link il the system The cha cung Lake Nmlco VIII
ST. Andrews Bay This viii be completed next year. anu means
much for F!oridas CONNIE ca progress
III is Il candidate for the office OF 'o Toor " e l'ot'
kn'w their own, he VIII Oe
1"rmo All his manhod MILTON ben fighting the battles OF
people and for the people, has stood W every WncPe anu
every cnddae that represented Of the people, and when
ever w needed to hello in the struggl. ogas greed ani corruption
answered the call aud has given freely OF his ne Ills no
aud IN. energy in behalf OF opl eSSed humanity
4, tho non nropre.se. Mr. Milton vii his views q
public questions aad will tell he will do when lie Is eec'e'
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ANY skin itching lie temper-testef'
The more you scratch the worse II
ltches. Doan's Ointment cures piles
scaema-any skin itching. At all drug
stores.
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As the progrse; Mr. Milton vii announce his views
public Questions and will tell will do when lie Is elected
Governor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
New Books for Library

The following twenty-siH books Will be
added TO the Public library Monday. No
vember 8, 1911;
MisCellsneous-Courtn Conquest Of
Nerves; Duncan, Some Chemical Prob
lens OF Today; Kelvin, Constitution OF
Matter; Fletcher e Kipling, History OF
England Insersoll. Animal Competitors
NcCollom. Vines and How TO Grow Them;
Make, Colors; Make. Exterior Painting,
Make. Interior Painting; Schan- -Hcrzosg,
Encyclopedias of Religious knowledge. V,
II (Ref). Schoulcr Historical Briefs
Service. Ballads Of a Cheechako; Tarbell,
Tariff in Our Own Times.
Fiction - Harlem. Jane Dawson
Maugham & Gray. Smith; Oppenhelm,
Nine -tenths. Phelps, Comrades.
Chidren's books-Hopkins Indian
Kalisto: Turpin. Honey Sweet, Valcn
tine. Aunt Lousa's Book OF Fairy Stories
Valentine, Aunt Louisa's First Book for
Children: Valentine, Life OF Our Lord
Wells. Pattys Motor Car; UIggin, Moth
er Carey's Chickens.
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Presbyterian.
PRESBYTFRIAN

4, sPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
nm soutn Temple and c streets
>n ss,. NJ. Padsn, d. D., pastor.
seRIce at IL O clock. Rev. John
=, -. u, OF New York. moderator
shuersi assembly OF the Presby-
Er,t VIII occupy the pulpit
kesi'V,se at 7:i5 o'clock. The
nnI,, presbyterian churches will
Erd meeting, Or. Carson Will
psnr,uey school at 1870 n. IN.
jelocx4 meeting Sunday night at
<lav M'd-wcrk services on
~. evening, Teacher3' meeting
|tfy@ and conference at s n, M,
s'rdlally invited To all these
MINISTER sprspvrrn,,
N 4 nc absence OF the regular
viaI,n S1nreVe Durham OF Chicago,
&|isnai s superintendent OF the
|Etarh sunday school association,
of n" " tne morning. Subject,
ID tbs Christian Life" On ac-
|ltrlhn UPON services at the First
|oders, eHurch, to hear Rev. Car
nine ot the general assembly.
Ia nerVic@ will be omitted.
d FrREsBYTERIAN CuITRcu
l 1tfestsNsnth East and Eleventh
'Ftor, Pro ~ G. McNioce. act /.
uday snseaehing service at IL a.
[ndeay ySchool at 12.l5 o. m Chris.
Pferbv, meeting at $50 p. m,
f urs, b,nah meeting at 7:45 u.
Iemp,. esoyterian church. corne r
and E streets, Sermon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
Simple Remedy for Kidneys

The following prescription is known to
be one OF the most effective ohtaluabie
fer quick relief and permanent restorn-
tIon OF tho kidneys and bladder! Half
ounce nuld extract Buchu: half ounce
Murax compound; six ounces of good GIN
Tako one To two teaspoonfuls after each
meal and at bed time" Any druggist
can mix or furnish the ingredients Of
this prescription.
Pain in the back rheumatic pains FREE
ouent and scanty urination. and pains in
groin are natures warnings that the kid
news are deranged. and should have i'm
mediate attention, or serious tllncsB. such
as Brighfs disease or diabet ties, are likely
10 follow.
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TO TRANSFER THUS DESIGN.

o o'clock; Ladies' Lydia league. Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock, at the parsonage.
DANISH LUTHERAN CUURCH-Cor-
ner First avenue and II street. Harald
Jensen, pastor: residence, 81 u street :;
Bell tel. 5i$5; high mass service. II a m.: /:
Sunday school, 10 a. m.. Wednesday at
p, IN. Bible meeting. Friday, at s p.
m. the fourth anniversary OF the con-
grcgation; refreshments served; all well
come.
NORW EGIjaN LUTHERAN CHURCH
$50 South Fourth East street. kr. kvam-
me. pastor; residence. 45s South Fourth
East street; sermon, il a. m; Sunday
school, 10 p. m: Bible class, 1915 noon
choir practice Wednesday, p. M: Ladies'
Aid meeting with Mrs Charles Fehr. 935
Windsor avenue. Thursday afternoon :
o'clock.
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Lutheran.

SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Corner Second South and Fourth East.
Erik F1oreen pastor. Sunday school. l0:30
g. M; sorvlces, p. M: Thursday evening,
November Q, meeting OF Luther league at
church parlors by invitation OF Miss Edith
Olson. Friday evening. November 10. at
O'Clock. first services of the intermoun-
tain district meeting,
GERMAN LUTHERAN ST. JOHN 8
CEURCH-Seyenth South and State
streets. William j, Lankow, pastor; SUN
day school 9;o0 a, m: service at 1890 a.
M; English service. $50 p, m,
ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
HOLY TRINiTY-336 South Fourth East
street. r. w. Bussard, pastor. chief SER
Luther league, $50 p. m: meeting OF
church council Monday evening 81 S
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Christian Science

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIEN-
TIST. 336 East Third South street--Sun :
day services. II o'clock a, m. and s
The wednesday, evening services are held
at o'clock.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST. Unity hall. les Second East
strset-Sunday services II o'clock n. m.
Sunday school a.i5 a. m. Wednesday
evening services S o'clock. All arc well
como 10 these church services Sub
iect Sunday sermon, Adam and Fallen
Man.
Free reading rooms In the Scott build
Ing. les South Main street. whore Chris-
tian Science literature may be obtained
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Appeal to Wives

p many VIZ terrible arliction that
<ns hisha hunes from the result OF
Money anu Ss. or son. You know
N the boled on Drink" that ia
a 0rrine 10 purchase food and
men. aus saved thousands OF
Z pe given 70 home treatment
Put up IL secretly OF taken voiun-
u mor,ev r tWo forms-powder or
has feilaSSi Siil be returned " after
S-a mere 70 5enefit. Costs but
amount 'iiIe when compared
day Tor drinking man will
II ossSsslkglst and S'Hgi isi &c Come me, In and
cSNo The Busy si G.; corndn.!,; Main; Smith s,l,
. 3l6 South Main. 'm''h
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Christian.
CENrR Al.

CENTRAL, CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Corner Fourth South and Third East
streets. c, r. Neel, pastor: Sunday. II a.
m. "Tbe Sermon on the Mount" night.
7:45 o'clock. Church Stands For" Bible
school, 10 a. M: Christian Endeavor, Z
p. M; prayer meeting, Wednesday night,
4 general invitation TO all these services
,e attended
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Special Examination.

special examination has been an
nounced by the United states civil serv-
Ice commission 10 secure ciigibles from
which 10 obtain teachers for service IN
the Philippines. This Will be held De-
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Baptist.

Baptist.
EMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH. cor
ner Fourth East and Second South
Louis s. Bowermen. minister; Mrs. "
M. Rogers. church visitor. Preaching
services at ii a. m. and 1880 p. m Morn
Ing subject. Tho Prophecy Of His Com
Ing" The Lords supper and reception
of members at the close OF the morning
of Vote,': sermon. "Dost Thou Be-
lLeye?.' Bible school at 1920 noon; E.
Ben Brown superin tendcnt. Young Peo-
pies meeting at SIS p. m, Mid week
PRAYER and social service Wednesday
evening at O'Clock. You are cordially
invited to all OF these services.
RIO GRANDE BAPTIST CHAPEL. Sec
ond South between Ninth and Tenth
Wsst-B, r. Bronson. minister I'm charge
Miss Frieda A. Dressal. missionary. Mrs,
James Clegg, acting Bible school super
intendent. Bible school at 10 q. m Morn
ing worship at IL o'clock, Subject, Rev
ercnce In Religion; Plea for Worship -
Evening service AT 1870 o'clock. Subject,
Spiritual Anarchy" Communion sery@
Ice in the morning, Let all members be
present. The prospects are good for a
large and interesting class IN the teach
er training course. Join H. We invite
you to work and worship with us
j. Shreve Durham. field worker Of
the international Sunday school commit
tee, Will occupy the pulpit OF Emmanuel
Baptist church tonight. The subject OF
his address Will be "The Winning OF
| Souls From q Merchants Standpoint
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Congrep ational

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Corner Fourth East and First South
streets, Elmer I. Goshen. pastor: morn
ing service, il o'clock.
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Methodist Episcopal.

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Burgctte Short. pas
tor. Preaching at 10;45 a, m. Subject
"Agrippa's Confession. or Why the Cos
tion" Sunday SCHOOL at 1915 noon Ep-
worth league at 6:45 p, m, Young peo-
pie invited, Preaching at !;45 p. m. Sub
for Mans Deeper Nature The old
hymns sung, A cordial welcome. Best
choir In the city: homelike service
for homelike people
LIFE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH-Ransom r. Nichols. A. NJ.
pastor. Tho home church OF Methodism
In Salt Lake. Sunday school at 9:45 a,
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Episcopal.

ST. MARKS CATHEDRAL-On First
South between Second and Third East.
Clergy: Bishop. RI. Rev. T. s. Spaldins,
dean. Rev. 8, Il. Coladay: canon, Rev,
d. Il. Johnston. Sunday. November 5.
trenty-hrst after Trinity-7;30 g. m,
holy communion; o:45 a m. Sunday
school, II a. m. holy communion and SER
mon by the dean; 3 p. m. east side prl-
mary Sunday school at Mrs. z. A, Pyke =,
Popperton; p. M, choral evening prayer
ana ADDRESS by the Rev. A, r. Hoare OF
Point Hope, Alaska
ST. PAUL'S CHURCu-Main street,
corner or Fourth South. Rector. Rev. w,
W. Reese, Services Sunday, November
5-Holy communion, a. m; morning
PRAYER with sermon by the Rev, a. r,
Boare. missionary at Point Hope, Alaska.
mt IL a. M; evening prayer with sermon
at s D. m.
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cember ?I-2S. and further Information
may DO received regarding n from -.
Williams at the money order depo tment
of the Salt Lake City postoffics.
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Y, M. G. A.

Or. John r. Carson Of Brooklyn y Y.
one O. the finest speakers TO men In
North America, Will address the mems
meeting ct r. m. All men invited
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m; a. D. Mcguire, superintendent. II
a m preaching. Subject. "Onc OF the
AXioms OF the Spiritual Life" GAS p. m,
Epworth league. Ii5 .. m, preaching.
Subject. might Scenes From the Bible,
and the Last Night in Egypt"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Visit The Tnbuno's art studio. 153
South Main.
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HELPFUL HINTS ON cANARrEs.

II you want your canary 70 sing, frat
OF all be sure II is male bird.
Female canaries do not sing.
Keep him away from all drafts.
Feed him on bird !naunu. This is the
secret preparation used by ;he world ia
nous canary breeders OF The Andreas-
berg, Germany.
Do not under any circumstances take
chances with your birds life by giving
him inferior food. There ,z only one
genuine bird mama. II IL put up in
white metal caps with the letters p B
F. Co.'S Bird Mama in red, Any prep
arution not so marked ia worthless and
dangerous imitation.
Bird mama can be had at your drug
gist. or IL will be sent by mail, together
with free 32-psse bird book for l5c
Write for the bird book anyhow II Is
yours for tho asking.
Philadelphia Bird Food Company. 400
n. Third street, Philadelphia, Pa.
WHAT = a,,T 9Ra5TE 81 hoW MomAN' FAT
II they say thia nbout you use
DOWNS OBESITY REDOcER.
sAFE-SURE-RELIA
Used for 30 Tearp.
For Bae by SCARAMM JOHNSON
y DRUGS, The Esysr.suhst.tnsors." fivs
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main $500, Inaependent $50,
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SEE 1.-THE BATTLE

Liberty theater-see it.
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pnday Services i'm
Salt Lake Churches

Or. John r. Carson OF Broplclyn. mod
orator OF the Presbyterian general as
sembly.
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TRIBUNE WANT ADS PULL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-06-24
SALONS STRIKE ABATING.
Conferences With several SteamshiT
Lines That Promise Decisions soon.

Conferences were mold Yesterday be-
tween the conference committee Of the
Atlantic Coas s amens and Marine
Cooks and Firemcns unions NJ Pier IS.
Fast River and the representatives Of
the United Fruit Company. I.,mport
\ Holt, Booth, Grace and Barber steam
ship lines over the emands m de on the
other steamship lines which have madc
settlements No decision was reached and
all the FIVE lines will reply on Tuesday.
Tne strikers committee came to
settlement yesterday afternoon with the
Ward Steamship Line and had a con-
ference with tho officials Of the Porto
Rico lno, which will give its reply TO tho
dema ndS on Monday. as will also the
officials OF tn" American Ha waiian line
4 conference over the demands will be
held with the officials of the Texas line
to-day.
Some Of the earnen Of the Coamo ~
the Porto Rico line. which is TO sail for
san Juan to-day from Pier 25. Brook lyn.
refused to sign. articles for the trip yes
lerday pending reply from the company
10 tho demands Members OF th- crew
who We're willing ~ sign notified II. p.
Griffin, chairman Of the conference com
mitt"e Of the se,m"n, of the state OF
fHairs Tn" committee came 10 the pier
and found tho men who would not sign
standing sillenlv ~ the end ot tha dock
After s"m" argument tv Grimm all tho
mont trs of IN" Cr.a w.r' persuaded to
sign apl uoni on board.
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LAWYER SHAMROTH ACCUSED
or Fraud and Deceit and OF Seeking 10
oppose Court Orders.

The Appellate Division yesterda,
ordered referee to take testimony and
report on an application by the grievance
committee of the Bar Association 10
puni.n Charles Shamroth. a lawyer, for
fraud and deceit. One compliant against
Shamroth was made 10y Sirs Jane !
Cnrystie. who had rendered S,50 tor relt
TO the lessor of a house and il I'D I he.l
refused. Shamroth. as her attorney
told her that it would be necessar; 10
deposit the $3.50 with the City ChamDer.
lain. She gave him the money aal
learned thai it had not been deposited
Shamroth admitted thai h. 30; The
money. but said the City Chanusra 2
wouldn't accept it, ana he was prsss'-;
for money and made use Of /, hlusef
He said he paid back all except d snsl
sum which he retained for his service,
and thai Mrs. Chrystie executed rele4,'
for the fun amount
Another complaint against Shamro,r
was made 10y Adam X. Strcker. a lawyer
who said that as counsel for a wltnes. .
supplementary proceedings who saa
she had never been served with all ord
to appear, Shamroth defea ed the order
, OF the couri by repeatedly defaultln.
procuring orders for stays without not.
, to his adversary and by giving a wor,a
less check. which prevented the yIdc
ment creditor from obtaining his rghl
and remedies. Shamroth denied thes
allegations.
Shamroth' client in this case va
Sophie Shapiro. wife of Isaac Shapirl
who had a judgment for SIT. 900 agans
him obtained by Whitley p. Westeryet
Shapiro said his wife owned CERTAIN
property and she was ordered TO appear
She claimed tina, some one else was
served by mistake for her. but afiei
proceedings before n referee City Cour
Justice Scn'nucn decided ,ha, her state
ment was untrue. and she was fined $500
for contempt of court
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NJ RGLlRS At NAXIM'S.
Thcy Hansack the Inventors Home While
the Family Is Away.

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FHO GIRLS STILL UEID.
Efforts ~ Lawyer fOr Prisoner IN 81 okrs
case Aren't successful.

E;hel Conrad and Lillian Graham. the
two young women who shot W + d.
Stokes on June !. spent another nj ght in
jail despite the efforts of their counsel
Clark H. Jordan, to get some one with
$1,000 Mr. Jordan brought hafaole
MarraZzl OF los Fast il6th street to the
District Attorneys 0Hior Yesterday I,
quality as hondsman He was rejected
wnrn he offered reai estate. Marraz,i
returned WITHIN few hours and offered
personal property. stocks and bonds,
which he said We're worth o\ er SoO O,N
tie was again rejected No bondsman
had shown up when the bond department
ciosed AZ % clock 1ncre is no likelihood
that bail will h. fixed IN any higher sum
and If n hondsman satisfactory to tho
district Attorney can be found the Young
women will leave the Tombs to day.
Magistrate freschl went To the men :
night court last night prepared to take
/ hail Tor the two young women. hut Iawye ,
Jordan said thar his hondsm.n had no,
arrived. The Magistrate waited for az
hour and half and went away sayin.
that he micht return later on.
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THE FLOOD or 4 WATER MAIN.
II Dispossesses . Family and Submerges
Part Of Hariem's " est shore.

II you were going homeward to Harlem
early yesterday morning you noticed.
after the subway had popped out Of
ground at l22d street. that the streets
under the subway structure were run
ming with water and that this water
spurted up from the cobblestones Al
lcsth street Then il YOU left the train
with most OF the other passenger. at
Manhattan street and peered over the
railing you saw on the side toward the
Hudson River q little sauatter's house
in u triangular pocket of billboards q,
the southwest corner OF I2gth stree.
Perched on the ridge pole Of this house
was the Mucca family watching the
flood Mother Mucca was holding the
Mucca baby and on thashaky ridge boards
was the rest OF the family watching the
water. which WAS at a level with their first
floor windowsills.
What had happened was this A 80 inch
water main connecting the 18th street
and Ninety eight street pumping stations
had burst and discharged its water under
a sixty pound headway over the street
The streams played on the apartment
houses and reached as high as the lower
iron braces OF the elevated subway strlc-
ture The depressed spot where the
Muccas live was the first place the water
ran to Francesca Mucca has a f,,ii,
stand at i?sth street and ST Nicholas
avenue His family numbers ten and was
dist ributed through the four rooms Of the
little shanty.
Mucca heard the snap OF the main and
the rush OF the water. He jumped up
and opened the front door TO see il il
was rain. The water flowed in and
fioated the cot bed where Rosie who is o
and Johnny, aged Z. We're sleeping
Mucca grabbed them from their unsteady
bed and aroused the two others sleepine
downstairs and the remainder OF the
family upstairs. He led them up ladder
10 the roof and kept them from tumbline
of while they watched a cascade pouring
down i2sth street to the river. 1t WAS
daylight before the water had gone dowr
enough for them TO leave the roof. Tn,
damage in the Mucca house had beer
remedied yesterday afternoon
Other places along the waters course
suffered Drivers reporting for worl
had trouble in getting out the horses il
the stables OF William F. Lambert Al
ol9 West l2sth street. Other place
around there were flooded and tn,
damage is estimated at more than $40, 900
There was no serious stoppaEe OF tn,
water supply in that section As the burs
main is only one OF several that run be
shut on A. issth street as soon as wate
works men could get there 1t was sait
az the main Office Of the Water Depart
ment that the break was probably cause,
! by a defect in the main and everythnI
would be all right to-day.
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THE SUN. SATURDAY. JUNE "a. 1911.

- certain directors Of the trust company.
and he said
Yes The first bonds having all been
returned according to the agreement.
a second application was made, but l do
not remember. ] ---"
Now answer the question. Mr. Car
negie"
4 was induced 20 loan the same amount
second time"
Mr. Carnegie said that this loan was
made in DecemNc". 1899. and that in
Janua~y. 1910. on these same steel bonds
as col'ate:al, re gave 81. 10000 in money
and additional securities
"Tha' loan has not been repaid to date?"
My EnaNcial secretary tells me 1t has
moi hcen have never seen any Of the
bonds loaned
The co. - was not concluded