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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING London sold ~
NO shares on balance In the local STOCK
market with the heaviest sales IN AmaIsa
mated Copper.
SECURITIES ISTED-The following
securities have been added 10 the Stoch
Exchange list: Southern Pacihc CoiIi-
pany, San Francisco Terminal rrst mort
gage 4 per cent bonds TO the amour, .,
1921 o190: 100000 additional hrst Iio' psit;
( per cent bonds of the Philadelpha tal,-
more e. Washington Railroad ,onpd,S
sii. 2S3 40 additional capital stock o. W., Wv,
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Si'.oo,Vy
first and refunding mortgage lorty
per cent sinking fund bonds OF ne or Ut
soidation Coal Company. N,4soyVO nrs,
mortgage ; per cent bonds OF the Portl ad :
General electric Company, ana $I'3.p,vyo 40 -
Der cent first mortgage bonds. So'3'V.V'
non-cumulatlve preferred stock ana III, 81
5000 common stock OF the Stannarn ""'
ing Company.
AMERICAN SMELLING HEARS FROM
MEXICO.-The American Smeltlhg anu
Refining Company has heard rom rom, 's s,r ~
miles south Of Torreon; Tho mines am
the i've furnaces Of the smeitlng Pia
have been running ~ fuil witnout M. IL
ruDtiou The insurgents, when they toos
possession of the place appointed suaI.
for the mines and smelters when heP'
order more effectively than the teneIa ti
The smelling company mas us O"n e..
road from tho mines 20 the snlelters, out
Is making no ATTEMPT 10 ship bullion trorn
The latter place over the man TdIIoa'
lines and will probably continue 70 stD,n
its bullion until all railroads aIt =" ,han
operation which will be not later tnai'
threo weeks. according to present pros
poets. r,oHuS
WESTERN MARYLAND SELLS Bo ~
The Western Maryland hdl'M Tasdod Nv
pany has sold TO syndicate neau ,or
Blair & CO. Si.l0o00p first NOR =
cent bonds to secure funds 10 p;, SO,
25o.ooo West Virginia Gen ,a,1 and and $50 900
piedmont and cumberland Railway hrst
mortgage bonds. due August J. lsiI' Nh, ne
authorized issue Of the Nes .!n 90 ooo -
land first mortgage bonds u fV'''V'''''
which s466lsOO0 has been soid'
DIvTDENDS DECLARED-The chlIds
comnanv regularly quarterly ~ per cen.
on the common and y. per cehI yr os
preferred. payable June 10. inc Mes Sny,-
house Electric and Manu-, az cort ON the
rreferred. payable July 10. The CaIurnset
and Arizona Mining Company quar- CITY
s. ST.
FIDELITY TRUST INCRhA,sEtSSs SOY stort-
TAI-At a special meeting OF the stocn
boiders of the Fidelity Trust COMPANY ~
WeU york. the proposition 10 increase ,ne
cauitaI stock from $4,000 TO slVp'V" "''
ratified. o1-up
erMNp 5SSPPTTR ~ -speyer & CO. announce
hat thev viii receive no further su ac
s stiaI for the new Missouri Pacl,n, enc
notes. as the offering has peen "e'' ~
oversubscrlbed.
GOLD FOR CANADA.,Gold CON r 70 .ds
amount OF 10000 was snlppeu 70 vi So
fs eS'G in pH the - current week New York has
'e TAR sl, CopPERs PRoDUcTIoNSg;e1TIh.ss
Utah Copper Company. produced .oI1psred
pounds Of copper IN IN Ap March and 7,329.-
S2S pounds IN February ,onr-c
NEVADA CONSOLIDATED PRSSDyssSa
Ti0N The April production OF the N o,,rted
Consolidated Copper Company
m < oas. $50 pounds Of copper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston, lOc
discount. chicago. l'c premium san iran
CISCO. sight pal. tclesraph Be; New Or,
premium. -. Louis. Csc premium lid, 4jc
asked Savannah. buvuc $-16 discount. sell
W. uar Minneapolis. ,oc premium.
BANk cLEARINGS New York. ex-
CHANGES Nf5.S N>.S1. balances Sl30l4,9ll. Bal
tmllc. exchange *i'o6.!54. balances $3.50. o.
W-. Chicago. exchanges S4nt'5.l'2. balances
lo';lS. Philadelphia. exchanges S2'lH, 80,
balances N.N&.2o,.
SILVER MARKET commercial bar sill
yer a. &C.. Mexican silver dollars. iJc. Bar
silver ia London closed at 2l'sd, unchanged.
GOLD PREMIUM Madrid, 80, Lis
bon, IT,
MEXICAN ENCUANGE.-Mo ca
change ON New York is quoted at 2oll2
FEDERAL TREASURY OPERATIONS.
The latest daily report of the federal
Treasury shows customs receipts OF SSs.VS';
internal revenue. including corporation tax.
Slbf a. and miscellaneous, SjJ4.U', making
g. total OF Ssl1DlC. Expenditures on Ordi-
rary government account for the same time
wcTc 81 r3.33l For the month 10 date or
binary receipts have been SO. il33l ana or
binary expenditures $43123.7S0. the excess
o. EXPENDITURES since May being $500. 1853
FOR the fiscal year 20 date ordinary re
coipts have been $5GSt0.5l3' against $on,-
afJ $50 In the same time last year. while or
ain:rv expenditures have been SJ5i.SZ2, S01
compared with 1888. l52%9 In the coIrespond-
inc ueriod in 1910. the excess of cXpendi-
lures amounting 10 S2.0i26H, against the
excess of expenditures sl5SiLGS = year ago.
Including Panama Canal and public DEBT ac-
count. The excess Of All expenditures over
,c.eirts since July /. 1910 amounts 10 S2s.-
-so16a. comparing with a deficit in the pre-
,cdin@ year OF $il.273,7s9.
SI-B-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS The
local Sub-TreaSurV was creditor to tne
New York Clearing House yesterday 10 tne
amount Of $fo9cdl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25

Interest on the Consolidated Excl ane
throughout the day centred around GnI i;ve
states Steel common. The. further de zee tbe
% % enmfiic IRON and Steel Company IN ue'
riding "a cut the prices Of steel productsdi
upset bulsh calculations and precipiMta neb,
general selling throughout the list; ,brongh
long stock. which had been carried trrUn u.s.,
, ,Ens rasctIop Of TUESDAY. was thrown upol,
the the market market. Readng for time exhOi tss
r e1 drmness, but the bsass , on s s,
floor. who Increased in numbers , as lis list as
sion Pross 'ss bntng sold under cover OF the
vnSif, d Ms9 By this prominent sto9 tx
on the final decline Of the day r bGiie aaida
c,eased heavily, rejecting b bHtIee nervous
nor ne ~ the reports that steel tra soI'
u neuaI lad started Detailed operations ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation in the marker ,o generally
securities was less active. Win so in the
weak tone. This was especially, an com
industrials which sold of shai ps.r,can To-
paratively small offerings. Ann,ar rallied
bacco broke IL points. but la. . points.
about 2. Standard Oil was dow" 3. while
Intercontinental Rubber receoep ociines Of
in some OF the inactive issues nc hid. In
from y to a were shown IN VA we're the
the mining list small rccessions VIZ TWO OF
rule with the exception OF on one oi steady
the Porcupine stocks. which ,,ore active
on inside buying. Bonds were I new )
per- cent notes were dealt in for the sion srn,
time OH an extensive Scale at = Icn Rell
OF "a from the opening. Sou, nro off "a
Telephone and Telegraph os W 'down u
Central New England IS were other is-
Western Pacific IS were NJ 81
sues were about Unchanged.
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. May @-Consols closed Is lower
Il 81 5-l6 for money and account. Ana
conda was - higher AZ eSss. Canadian
Pacific IS lower at 2597s. Grand Trunk Is
lower al 2S4i
Money was iu good demand and discount
rates were easier to-day.
The approach Of the settlement and the
Whitsuntide holidays checked business on
Tho stock Exchange. Home rails, consols.
and American stocks eased off on profit
taking. and Mexican shares declined two
pojnts on liquidation. Kaffirs were fairly
steady.
American securities opened easy and a
fraction lower. but Immediately reacted
and advanced on covering and light sup
mort Later weakness developed i'm United
states steel and the market receded 10 the
opening level. In the afternoon unfaVOr-
able Wall street advices caused additional
losses. and the closing was easy at the
lowest.
CaIl money in London. 1lzHl&. per cent:
omen market discount rate for short bills,
o. per cent: long bills, "a per cent: Berlin
discount rate. 224 per cent. Paris discount
ate 2is per cent. Paris exchange on Lon
don . francs 81 centimes. Berlin OK
change on London % marks 49, pfenuigs
Bar gold. rs I'd, and American eagles. los
@fd
Paris. May 24-Three per cent rentes
closed l2iz centimes lower At IS francs
e7il confines Prices opened steady on the
Bourse Later the market reacted and
closed heavy
Berlin. May A-Pricss generally were
rather weak on the Boerse Canadian Pa
~Afc was firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25

NOTICE or PAYMENT AND p,s.s>
Ton by the City Of Canon -, hSpkN
COUNTY. Colorado. ~ It's certain ,e,... nt1r,
standing municipal bonds bearine ISM X
JIG. 1s36 designated "Refnna sa's Niy
Bonds Public notice ia hs,.ts Va.
whom II may concern thar the c,,. slvsa I,
city. In tho County Of Fremon, ~, y Car.
colorado has elected 10 pay and stats y
outstanding municipal bonls ynaeoesr1 \
funding Water Bonds" hoarine S.'sd III
tenth day Of March. 4. %. i.ssI. ana n.
and redeemable az the option q, "a psJrl
any lime aftor the sixteenth d,ys eiy \
:. %. 1911 said bonds 10 be pa,S Mar
deemed rs Aforesaid AMI which ana u
called for payment and redsmptio, hs's
numbered consecutiyely from 10 are ri
sixty. I'm tho denomination o. a., .ns % d.
dollars each. And the holder n. u,ss,X
said bonds. or any thereof. are Hgldsn
fed to present tho Same for ~ VI
payment az the banking house N Wpuoa u
RS and Company. IN The civ sns Mgssy
New York 4. s. s.. on Or befors ~.
from the date OF the frst publlcs,,s'Y 4,
notice. 10 Wit. within sixty 1sys ,,aon q
day OF Ma. 4. ID. 1911: and s,,..a ~
demptlon date the interest on .sN w u
cease. Dated at Canon CITY roi.v,dr
I'd, 1911. JONATHAN SEAMAN @,..oea
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WELLS FARGO & CO.'S nv.
II BROADWAY. NEW yop D1ANh.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To the Creditors Of Wells Faro & co..
You are hereby notified 10 pre.en, o., Ss,i
any claim which you may have av,,. ni,sl
Fargo e. 60. q Bank. - ~ off'cs =. ~
business. 80. II BrOadRat. In m. y Par \
Manhattan. CITY Of New York. an =, Ixel..ic 4
2Cth day ~ June. l9li Claims .so,,e,,'s
verified The fore going notice il rv.- 2.
10 an order Of tho Now York supr,-,. l11c|
tered I'm tho Office ~ tho cork - ~. osr
Now York m Tho 18Th Cay u Ma, ia,,- Hs. \
You have been heretofore noffres -.
tract entered into between Wells Fa,.G - al
Bank and ne National Park Bank .s.,t
under which the amount ~ your d.. ~ NJ
tDis bank has beTn deposited with n. I'll
Park Bank 30 your credit This .,'s,s|
about 10 dissolve and f. Obliged yrs.. ii
visions q the laws Of the state az Me- ~ NJ
plicable thereto TO notify creditor, m ,..ts
PAYMENT any claim which they nav hsr"rs VI
this Bank. n the arrangement MAJ. Nv
Park fank is sa'isfsctorT % Won h, ~ ~ Z.
necessary 10 flie claim under ~, ro,s, = u
spect 20 your Deposit rs
Dated "ev York MAY 2Jlt. 1911
WELLS FARGO & COS BIyy
By \. W ZlNNEPW,S.
Vice pr,ri.
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED By j. Thomas Reinhardt No IS
Broad street New York; No - Deyonshire
street. Boston and No. 10 King street West
Toronto, Canada
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MINI NC
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing I9l1-'2I
Furnished by svartwout & Appenzellar. No "
Pine strcet1

Interest
Name Maturity. Weld
Atlantic Coast Line r. 19ll-17... "a -
4 X & ~ . c. 1919 .......... "a -.
central OF Georgia Az 9. 19ll-'17. Az 80
Central K r OF y j C., 1911 H.. ~ -.
Chesapeake g. Ohio 4 c. 1911 III. 81, -
chicago & Alton 4-4ls-6 D e. l9ll-'l9. & ~
Cbicaso & f. 49, p c. i9ll-'l7.... AZ 81,
chicago R / ( p ti4-gp 1911 lsII-,i9. - -
Cincinnati II & 4 tl2-b c. 1911 20. 81 ~
delaware q Hudson Al ? O.. l922. .... "a a.,
Fris IA ) p c. 9ll-11............. "a
rocking Valley 49, p e, l9ii-'1S....5 "a
hudson & Manhattan . {. l9i1-'13.. 6
x { TT N AZ c. 1871 l5...... 81 ~
x . southern "a p G. l0ll-15. .......5 ~
Iehlgh Valley II Az p 9, l9ll-'l6 ~ ~
Tissour Pacific G. 1911 II ........ 81 80
Mobile & Ohio 4-6 p - lgll-'16. ...... ~
Y Central Lines p e, 1911 TT. 4 ~
Norfolk * Western p - l9ll'l6..... AZ "a
pennsylvania 3i-4 c, l9l1rt7...... as ~
q r, & : r 4ii3-5 p c. l9il-'17...... 81 ~
do guar 4 G & Z : . .. lJll-'iI.... ~
s.aboard Air Line 49, e.. l9ll-lT. 80
Southern Ry 3ia-4-4ia p c. l9li-'21.... 81. a.
Virgnan Ry p =. 1911 l?.......... "a AZ
wabash r Il A.. IS c. 19l1-2l...... ga 81
wheeling & l. + 49, p c. i9ll-'22... q
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following we're the last actual sale Is
end the closing quotations for stocks ",
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange
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GOVERN MENT BONDS.

The following shows Yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, compared
With Tuesdays
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ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES On

The Electrical Properties Company d
issued It's report for the year .n6e: i
30. 1911 The income account comr.sI
follows
1911 $40 n
Income from int ant
dlys. on securities
owned and int. on
note. rec. etc. ....' .s25i 81 s2s3tS ri
Expenses. te,es. etc. e2ioi 400 Il
Net neon. ...... slseT.o sis4se. Esl
Preferred dividends ... - si.l.i3 ~
surplu. ............ sIsa TAO SIS ~
P and l. r.duct,on IN
value sec. ........... D, 100
Previous surplus ...... $50 @iS n
p. and T.. surplus .... .S23i.els sa?% y
The general balance sheet Of ID. cc.,
as Of April so. 1911, compares as .-
Assets (subsidiary compan,ss-NT
house. Church, Kerr g. CO. capita
5000 0Oo. investments. Ns0l 52I s!sS5
10 preferred capital stock. i6'2M:
assets. Ss5. 205; total slo.l5se55. uaas
Preferred capital stock. s3.s21an. q,
capital stock. 10000. amounts
s2.ils: accrued taxes, $500, and PC.
loss surplus. s231,s1s; total. Ao.laN
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BOSTON STOCKS.
East Boston Land

by charles Head & %. 10
street New York;
LAND STOCKS.
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Diversified Investment

This Company suggests to inves-
tors the advisability OF dlvldihs
theig funds among bonds OF ., varr
ous Glasses. in this way ootaihihs
a well diversified investment.
Investments made in this manne,r
will possess the individual aua,r ~
ties of the respective classes IN
combination. thus making inc an
yestment well balanced. FOR VI. NJ
stance. we own and offer a 30
railroad bond. q sc short 'erin
note. a 4ls9c equipment bono anu
n So industrial bond. net'lns "'
present prices
An average yield of over 5.3Sb
We will furnish particulars OF
these on request.
ASK for our Circular D-'V4'
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles H. Barney & CO. 40 -
Broad street. New York. and 40. - South
ith street, Philadelphia
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UNITED STATES REArw

Equal 70 ESQ per cen, earned or Isyx
capital stock. as compared nth esl ~ :
earned on same stock le., year
The profit and loss account ,ollozs
Surplus April 30. 1910. ......-....... u1j
Surplus Tor year ent.i APRIL p. 1911. n
Total .................. ........ &c.. Ex}
Charged OF In reduction O.. goc1 VII q
-
PROFIT and loss surplus, irrl. - 1911 tx}
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES

FURNISHED by Williams. Mcconnell 4 co,eo,,
No. 90 Wall street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25

Total sales for the dsy 5ss75 compared with S"2
hares for corresponding dal In 1910
Total 70 May = inclusive fI@io-V >nd''
onrsred with 5osg7e9 shares 'or the same period IN 1910
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Al v AND OTHER GAS seos q

.rn,erest to be added
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BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

isell. cents per share. 'odd lots 'iV'o'
shares were crossed. sNotes.
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RAILROADS

Bos & An. 20 ..o' Bos & " IA.
u & Maine. l05 io54 ny NJ y
Boston Elev.l27i - 81 T. 50 M..i.-
Bos A W III y
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Van schaick & Co.. NJ. : wall
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Berlin, May &-Pricss generally were
rather weak on the Boerse Canadian Pa
AAfc was firm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-19

Eoid Redundapce.
Where ten words suffice to exprMs
thought eleven arc too many.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-19

case with the picture of Mona Lisa
everywhere, France is threatened
with generation (if the picture is
not found soon and the interest in 1t
dies DOWN Of children bearing upon
their faces the indelible stamp of La
Joconde."
What of that? the doctor was asked.
Granted that the coming generation
will resemble, facially. the picture
stolen from the Louvre. Does that
mean the women of the future Will
have 40 children?
Certainly the eminent scientist
emphatically replied. 1--WE will never
know which is which; whether 1t is
! the face which determines the appear.
ance of the body and form of it, or
whether 1t is the other way round.
All we can know is, that certain types
of faces always, without exception,
have certain types Of bodies. The two
are concomitant, inseperable and sys-
tematic"
/ SO it seems to determine that the
] future women of France will resem.
BILE La Joconde" and. perforce, will
be like her physically.
4 LET us then, hasten the day when
the stolen picture will be found,
urges the scientist, "for these days OF
mystery add to the peril of our de
population"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-19
Tid-sIts for Society eossipers.

Tid-BitS tor society Gossipsfs-
Have you thought of the dollies.
doilies and dainties of the bazaar,
lately? Not many more days to wait,
come to think things over Keokuk's
church women are busily engaged
much like swarm of June bees plan
ming and plotting to catch the eyes Of
the church parlor visitor during De-
cember and the pre-holiday weeks
Dozens OF new ideas will be intro
duced in the handiworks which will
burden the bazaar and fair tables.
The old advice holds Just as true now
as 1t ever did Go early and avoid
the push. So does this: First come,
first served.
Turkey suppers at twenty-five. thir
ty-fve and half dollar plate are
beginning to show signs of dawning
among the other late fall and early
winter church and lodge functions.
There were dozens of turkey suppers
last November and December. There
will be this year, too. Turkeys lot
cheaper. seven or eight cents off on
the pound, different than a year ago
at this moon. There will be no rub
getting the old bird onto the platter
at nominal price for the throngs
who crowd and shove through the
halls into the dining rooms, all wish
ing for the wish bone and only one
in every two or three dozen or
gross getting a drum stick
Read the lot CT dances that are go
ing to be given between now and the
time that Dad Time sneaks off ann
makes way for the nursing 1912?
Quite list, they say. The Eastern
Star ladies are going to come forth
with one of their relishable hops
some time soon. is among late society
dope handed about. These functions
always have been big successes simply
because the committee ladies and
gentlemen too, know how to go about
things and give them right.
1t is whispered that the unsociable,
sophisticated police are going to
stick their number tens in and have
moon dances cut out. What do you
know about it? What is dance with
out moon dance? The lunar disc
incoming from the far corner of the
room, the Agne orchestra spilling the
soft strains around the stage and the
lights low and suffering can't be
/ left out.
| Seven hundred and thirty-nine wise
owl shoppers have that many packets
stuffed into the old trunk, behind the
parlor sofa and under the wardrobe.
They've been Christmas shopping al
ready Past years of experience have
taught that it's pretty good bun that
dictates to its carrier, Take it from
me bunch. and shop early"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-19

immediately after the portrait of
Mona Lisa was stolen pictures of it
were sent broadcast all over France
Postcards of her were sold by the mil
lions In the streets of Paris. Addi-
tional millions We're sold in every 9TH
er city and town and hamlet in the
country. Newspapers sent out the fac
simile picture as supplement-; adver.
tisers used La Joconde'' to call at
tention to their wares. Picture deal
ers sold the picture in all sizes, in col
ors and out of colors, expensive repro
auctions and very cheap ones. Every
periodical printed the picture from one
to a'tzen times.
Result: There's not a farmhouse
fishers hut, miners cabin, workshop
factory, home, office, dress makers at
teller, millinery establishment, store.
train, street car, steamboat or any
thing, where the cynical smile OF Mo-
ma Lisa does not show.
For the ordinary person, says lie
Vieux Medecin, Mona Lisa is just the
type OF pretty woman, with a smile
or ordnance as one wills But to
the person who has had long clinical
experience extending over years, she
is entirely different. She is the exact
type of woman condemned to dystor-
Gle, ]. e., TO go through life without
children or with possibly one For
such type of woman to have more
than one child would be very rare.
The line-details in the face shown
in the portrait, betray these things
very clearly, says the specialist. The
lines defy description, but they are
there just the same, and any physi-
clan who has actually seen. with his
! own eyes, hundreds of cases, can NO
more be mistaken, than can an expert
1 in the pearl trade be fooled by a glass
imitation. Just as the head OF bunch
back is different from the heads Of or
binary people, so is the face of wo
man Of this type. of one who cannot
have children, easily dlscerned amonf
!. thousand others.
I 1t Is a well known fact that the un
born are influenced by the environ
ment which surrounds the mother
continues the physician, and in thil
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-19
PICTURE PERIL
FACES FRANCE
Just Because the Mona Llso Was
Stolen, Scientist Sees Great Fall
ing off in Birth
Rate.
MILLIONS OF COPIES
Every House and Store In the coun.
trI Has Copy of Picture Which
VIII Influence the
Future.

by William Philip simms, Paris cor
respondent of the United Press.1
PARIS, Nov. 18.-Is Mona Lisa" a
public menace? Is the stolen mas
terpiece of da Vinci a peril which
threatens to add to the causes of de-
population in France?
A writer in lie Matin," who signs
himself lie Vieu Medecin" says yes
Unless the great painting, la 10
condo stolen from the Louvre some
weeks ago, is found, the unborn gener
alton of girls threatens to grow VI
women who cannot be mothers, &C
cording to the writer, who, 1t is said
is one of the most famous specialist
in Europe.
A stolen picture threatening to de
populate France! Preposterous! Ye
at least one scientist has pronounce,
the wonderful portrait menace ii
| this direction and others say the thin
is not impossible by any means.
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scale, dedicated here. OF course ours
- only deep water proposition with
out any power attached. This will no
DOUBT be great thing for Keokuk
When 1t Is finished. We particularly
admire the nerve Of your people in
heokuk putting yourselves up as the
Hub OF the Universe with all the
rest OF us little fellows in the suburbs
/ SUI that's right-if you don't thins
well of yourselves, nobody else will
we admire man that roots for his
own home town, and We wish vol
SUCCESS.
Send in your subscription blanI
1 for the Hamlin and Bispham concerts
before 1t is too late
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CITY NEWS.

Christmas photos at Rehmeier's.
An elevator cable at Schouten's
bakery broke Saturday morning, caus-
ing the elevator TO drop from the sec
ond floor to the cellar, Ralph schout.
en-, who was on it at the time, escap.
ed uniniured
III. H. jingst recently received a
letter from G. H. Lounsbery and Sons
OF Cincinnati which in part says: we
also note yours of the twenty-eighth
enclosing the Keokuk Bulletin. Thif
dam will certainly be a magnificent
piece ssawgork We have just hat
ike this on much smalle,