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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-05
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A Needed Reform.

The present Swing around the cir
Gle" being performed by President
Taft emphasizes the necessity of
change in the presidential term, to
six years and ineligibility for re-elec-
ton. AS it is, it usually takes the
president the first two years TO be-
come acquainted with his duties and
the next two to maneuver for renom-
ination. As this change would re
quire an amendment to the constitu-
tion-a slow process in this country
Oregon, California and several
other states have adopted the plan of
having the delegates to the national
conventions elected by popular vote,
IN order to render it more difficult for
a president to force his denomination
upon an unwilling people through the
army of ofiiceholders under his con
troll a plan that should be followed by
every state in the union.
That this extraordinary power Of the
president to force convention is not
overdrawn, is clearly shown in the fol
lowing excerpt from an article in a
recent number of Hampton's maya
zine:
ANY President can renominate him
self" an eX-President of the United
States recently remarked. He can do
it through the Federal patronage. He
can use your servants and mine by the
ten of thousands in the post offices,
in the Department of Justice, in the
Internal Revenue and Customs de-
partments, as though they were his
private employees for this purpose.
The Postmaster-Ge is the Pres
ident's political agent He and the
other departments control 3S4,0SS EN-
ployees, of which something more than
half are on the classified list under
the Civil Service regulations Over
this great army of men enjoying total
salaries aggregating more than $345.-
100000. the President directly or in
directly, enjoys the power Of promo
ton and removal. and through this
power, controls the political machin-
cry of his party in nearly every state
in the union
The national Presidential conven-
tons do not represent the people;
there is no primary by means Of which
they can express their Will. The peo-
IL. l., -, g
nominees but must accept the mark
ed cards that are palmed off to them
by convention made up Of men of
wealth and Federal Office-holders,
many of whose jobs depend upon their
masters will
The Southern states and territor-
the Republican party. Yet they come
to the conventions with 1913 votes out
Of a total $50. They are controlled
by the administration by patronage
and the so-caled referee" system.
They are paid by you and by me, but
are compelled to serve the interests
Of a private master
Amy Independent candidate for the
Presidency must secure 49l votes in
the convention to be nominated.
The President, or the nominee to
whom he lends his support need Sc
cure only 1913 votes, which, with the
packed delegations from the South
will give him a ma iority
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-05
WOULD DYKE EAST
HOQUlAM PROPERTY

HOQUIAM. Oct. 5.-The East Ho
BILE property in this section, has pc
toned the city commission to form
dyking district to pre- ear this sec
ton from the overflow OF hn zig tides.
The present dyke is SAID . y 1early
washed away. The CO hl SKIS
that the work begin It also that
check valves and gate =. laced on
tie sewers and drains to prevent
flooding and thc street grades
be p le to .ni WIN the surface
of the lands ir zig section.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-05
Squeezing out the water
Continued from page u

NSOAA4A4lCG iAOAA4 HaSC
the trust was operating under an as
sumption of immunity from prosecu
ton under the antitrust act The
instant that immunity was threaten
ed. the stocks fell. The very insecur.
ity OF the basis on which the trust
rests, as thus shown, is sufficient reas-
Oh for an application of the law that
Will compel the steel millionaires to
put their business on a more legiti.
mate foundation. Otherwise their
stockholders will always be apprehen-
siye and their methods open TO sus
picion."
That it was this fear OF losing it,
license 10 violate the law which caused
the steel trust to suffer is indicated
that the "break" in stocks applied
to no other securities. Nor was there
any indication of a lessening OF the
demand for the products of the trust
Market conditions remained normal
the stocks of some OF the railroads
increasing.
The steel furry" was proc. positive
that the sLrinkage in STOCKS, under
the conditions named, reveals that
the steel trusts license TO ignore the
law is worth a hundred million dol.
lars to the trust.
CLYDE II. TANENNER
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-05
New Grays Harbor Era.

The recent celebration incident to
the dedication of the new Chehals
river bridge at Aberdeen emphasizes
several factors sprung into consider
able prominence through more con
certed effort on the part of Tacoma
jobbers and business men generally.
These are the opportunities Of great
er trade relations with the Southwest
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-05
DREDGE COMING UP

In order to have the sunken dredge
brought to the surface as soon as
possible, three crews, working eight
hour shifts each, are engaged in the
labors of getting the chains under
the craft preparatory to raising it.
The drivers have placed all the chains
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-05

and tht piling from which the jacks
will be used have been driven. With
any kind of good luck the firm hopes
to have the craft out of the water
by the end of the week.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-05

Please mention the Herald whel
dealing with advertisers.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-05
QUEEN OF ACTRESSES
PRAISES PE.Ru.NA.

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do SO most heartily. "..Juiia MarIOWe.
ANY remedy that benefits digestion
strengthens the nerves.
The nerve centers require nutrition.
1.-THE digestion is impaired. the nerve
centers become anemic, and nervous
debility is the result.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-15
of Contents

Authorizations of the Parts of Speech.
Origin, Composition and Derivation
of the English Language.
Principles of Grammer.
Simplified Spelling.
Key to Pronunciation.
Dictionary of the English Language.
Synonyms and Antonyms.
Christian Names Of Men.
Christian Names of Women.
Foreign Words, Phrases, Proverbs,
Quotations, ETC.
Facts about the Earth.
Declaration Of Independence.
Constitution Of the United States of
America.
Metric System Of Weights and Meas
ures.
Value of Foreign Coins in [. S.
Money.
Time Difference.
Weather Forecasts.
Presidents of the United States.
Language of Gems.
States. Names of, their Origin and
Meaning
Dictionary Of Commercial and Legal
Terms.
Familiar AllusionS.
Famous Characters in Poetry and
Prose.
Decisive Battles.
1lOOO Synonyms and Antonyms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-15

THE RULES FOR SIMPLIFIED
SPELLING WILL PROVE OF
GREAT ASSISTANCE TO STU
DENTS WITH MODERN IDEAS -
c. K. JOHNSTON. BOSTON.
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of Consecutive Dates
From the World

printed daily on another page and
present them with the expense bonus
amount below, set opposite any style
selected (Which covers the items of cost
of packing, express from factory.
checking, clerk hire, and other necessa-
ry expense items)
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
sold about 10000 shares OF STOCK on pai'
ance yesterday in this market.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - DIVIDENDS
have been declared as follows: American
Tobacco Company. regular quarterly ll3 PEI
cent on tho preferred stock, payapie Aptl'
]: American Smelling and REFINING CON.
pany. regular quarterly per cent on W.
common. payable April Is. and IA per cent
en- the preferred, payable April /; American
Snuff Company, regular quarterly per
cent and extra per cent on the coIliiio. ,I
stock and regular quarterly ~ per cent On
the preferred, all payable April j; Guggen-
helm Exploration Company, regular quar-.
terly 2la per cent, payable April ]; Yukon
Gold Mining Company. regular quarterly
per cent, payable March 81. and Rubber
quarterly IA per cent on the preferred
payable March 10.
NEW ERIE SIDENT.-David
Bosnian, secretary Of the Erie Railroad
Company, has been elected vice-presdent.
STEEL RAIL ORDERS.-The Carnegie
Steel Company reports sales or l5,Oo tons
OF rails for export to the Argentine. The
Illinois Steel Company reports domestic
sales Of 1000 tons on miscellaneous orders
and the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
800 tons making a total of 1880 tons placed
with the United States Steel Corporation
during the last week.
COMMERCIAL PAPER REGISTRA-
TION.-Owen Shepherd, assistant treasurer
OF the International Paper Company, delV-
cred an address on Commercial Paper
Registration on Monday evening before a
class In corporate finance at the New YORK
University.
BONDS PREPARED AND CERTIFIED:
The United States Mortgage and Trust
Company recently prepared and certified as
to their genuineness under its plan the fol-
lowing issues of municipal bonds: Jersey
City (three issues. ST. ,0O Newark. y. j.
two issues, s1,O30,0O0; Essex County, y. j.
-four issues, $780, 0O Rome, Ga. -four issues),
sZ75, 900: Mount Vernon, y. y. two issues,
$l35, 600: Kearny, n. J. two Issuesl, 5000;
Paterson, y. j.. $4,000; Ridgefeld PARK,
y. j.. $4,000: Landon, Ohio, 5000. and
Dunmore, Penn, $4,000.
STRICKEN FROM THE LIST.-These
securities have been stricken from the
Stock Exchange list: Hannibal st. Jo-
seph Railroad Company s per cent bonds
due 19ll Brooklyn Montauk Railroad
Company per cent bonds. due 1911: and
per cent bonds, due 1871 and Virginia MID
land Railway Company per cent bonds,
series "B," due 1911.
ELECTRIC BOND AND SHARE COM
PANY.-The report OF the Electric Bond
and Share Company for the year ended De-
cember 81 last shows surplus earnings or
$35i,597. comparing with 1867, s97 for the eleven
profit and loss surplus of s1,2S66G. The
total assets as OF December 81, 1910. are
s5.s2l 553. The directors have accepted the
resignation OF Russell Armstrong as a
director and vice-president and have elected
Frederick A. Farrar director and senior
vice-president in charge OF the bond de-
partment.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The trading list on the Consolidated Ex-
change was broad one. much attention
being given over to odd lot dealings in
various specialties, notably Rock Island
common, Erie. Colorado Fuel, Virginia
Carolina Chemical and American Beet
Sugar Outside of the three leaders,
Reading, Steel common and Union Pacific,
in which speculative attention has been
largely concentrated for long time past,
most interest was accorded to Missouri Pa
cific. This stock had a wider price range
by 4 of a point than it had on the New
York Stock Exchange. selling as high as
51s and as low as 5J3s. the latter being
its final price. Lending rates for the half
weekly Carry-Over indicated that some of
the large outstanding short interest dis
closed at the last carry-over had been re-
tired. this being particularly the case with
Union Pacific Throughout the day the
market tone was rather uncertain. Pre-
dictions were made that this uncertainty
was likely to continue. at least until some
thing definite had developed in the tangled
legislative situation at Washington, and
the question was settled whether there
would be an extra session OF Congress.
Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, March 1.-Consols to-day closed
at 80 9-l6 for money and 50 15-l6 for the ac-
count, ex the quarterly interest OF y per
cent. They made up u of the interest.
Canadian Pacific advanced la., 20 2le4 /;
Grand Trunk advanced IA, TO 27ss; Ana
conda was unchanged, at f77s.
Money was firm in the market to-day, but
discount rates were weak.
The stock market was generally firm,
with Mexican rails. Canadian Pacific and
Grand Trunk shares the features. Consols,
in which the settlement was concluded. led
the advance in the British sections while
foreign securities and. Kaffirs received at
tention from Paris. Rubber shares closed
fiat.
during the forenoon on light support
Later good New York and Continental buy-
ing caused additional gains. The closing
was firm.
Call money in London. 2i2d3 per cent?
open market discount rate for short bills
| 27sq3 per cent; long bills. 23sq2t per cent;
Berlin discount rate, per cent. Paris dis
| count rate. Pa per cent Paris exchange on
| London, % francs PSI. centimes. Berlin ex-
| change on London, 20 marks AZ. pfennigs
Bar gold, 17s 80 and American eagles, 76s
| SID.
Paris, March 1.-Three per cent rentes
| closed III centimes lower. az O. francs 51is
centmes Prices were barely steady on the
Bourse
Berlin, March 1.-Tradng was quiet and
prices were irregular on th- Bc~rs~.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
Bankers posted rates follow

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Bosto lOc
discount: Chicago. 1Oc discount; san IRAN
cisco. sight &c. telegraph &c; New Or
/ leans. commercial 5Oc discount. bank 81
,remium. ST Louis Sc discount bid, sc.
premium asked: Savannah, buying 3-l5c.
discount, selling par
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York, ox-
changes S3l45s4. .539. balances Sl2.58OS; bal
timore exchanges S5.50I.223, balances Sia@;-
103. Boston. exchanges t2hSlSSoy, bal
ances. N1l2,95O; Philadelphia. exchanges
.34 3O5. .594, balances $.3SLZS; Chicago eA-
changes $sOs02.552. balances S'S"Szo.
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
yer 528,c: Mexican silver dollars 45c. Bar
silver closed in London at "a 5-l6d' an al
vance OF l-lod
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. $40; Lis
bon. s.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexic ex-
change on New York is quoted at -Vl'2'
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. .,ol :. RECEIPTS
from, customs yesterday were s4o3' so IN
ternal revenue lpGiualn6 coz ss9 az - total
s35g $40 and miscellaneous SSl,O5i, d to,a va,
- 500; oSs against total expenditures on
ordinary account OF A'eo5;oto @ for III olao
month TO date ordinary receipts nave .es" zee
az oe5 700 and ordinary expenditures sfo'-
90 si2 The excess OF expenditures was
80 sI2 For the fiscal year 10 date ordlnaIy
,eceints have been $Hl 1891, against Sf-,.
sel "a i'm the same period or lssdio lsio anu Ua
S,noyv expenditures A46lB,SS9. agalnst
30 7fa SO in 1910. the excess Of eNpenul,
go, s, sTnounting 20 %,9l5,W8, cOmpdTcu
rith an excess Of expenditures iast yJd' oci %
to3 siAsl8 Including Panama taiait a.
s-"t,,0rt IND public debt, the excess OF III. eA
ndStnres over receipts since july !
po,,nted 10 500. .9g5 S97. against an excess
g. tbe corresponding period a year dso VI
Si.125.732.
et,R-TREAsURY The Sub Treasury i ,3s 5iS
,,.as debtor TO the Clearing House si''4'''
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation in the market for outslde
securities was moderately active but r.
regular. The copper stocks In genera o.
ruled firm. with fractional improvement In
the more important issues. Chino. Kay
Consolidated. Butte Coalition and MIAMI
were the features. although In some OF the
low priced shares fair animation developer
at times The silver stocks ruled about un-
changed on small purchases. In the IN
dustrial list Studebaker preferred advanced
a on fair animation. Intercontinental
Rubber improved r. Chicago subway MAS
active al an advance of ia. American To-
bacco ruled strong. The bond department
was fairly active, but heavy In spots
Western Pacific IS declined y. Southern
Bell Telephone & Telegraph 5s were up e;
Erie per cent notes were UP SIZE"
fraction
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
"The Iron Age" SAYS /:

II is too early 10 say how the iron trade
will be affected by the decision against
freight rate advances. There may be some
delay in buying by the railroads and by
manufacturers whose product goes largely
10 railroads. For one thing, requirements
and new equipment can now be decided on
their merits and not for Interior reasons.
That should not be unfavorable 10 the steel
rompanies, in view OF more than three
wears of abstemious railroad buying. There
is undsguised satisfaction in the iron trade
that last weeks decision has put perlod
10 the long round OF price advances. Had
il been different, steel manufacturers see
that fresh wage advances would have been
demanded not only by employees or rai-
roads but OF steel works and other indus
That there have been no cancellations Of
railroad orders now on the books is not
surprising, since il Is known that the ROADS
placed the material TO take care of impera-
tive needs Since the present movement IN
the steel market has had very llttle help
from the railroads steel manufacturers eN,'
pect that they Will soon be round father
adding 10 than taking from II.
II seems probable that an advance OF y
in wire products Will come sooner than had
heen expected. There is also n POSSIBILITY
of an advance in merchant pipe, which has
long been out Of its usual relation TO other
The Hartman rail order. which is likely
10 he for $4,000 tons or more. IS expected
i'm the near future. A sale OF 700 tons mas
been made for a Rio de Janeiro streetcar
line The Wichita & Midland valley hail-
wav. in Kansas, has bought 800 tons. Inc
mig iron market shows that buyers are test
ing the ability OF the furnaces 10 secure the
advances recently asked.
THE Iron Trade Review says:
Decisions rendered i'm railroad rate cases
are receiving widespread attention IN tue
steel trade and much specul alton Is helng
INDUCED in as 10 their probable ehecls.
While some buyers who cater TO railroads
seem 10 have become more cautious IN CLOS
ing contracts for their future requirements
until they can determine accurately Nhat
The future policy OF the railroads WIN pe'
the trade generally has received with calm.
ness the action of the commission, wnl.n
some of the keenest observers or business
Conditions declare has placed railroad Sc
cvrities on a more substantial basis than
ever before existed and has paved the roos wsg
..oi,roads some orders OF good size TOY
raiiway equipment have been received since
the decisions were announced
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
I.CHARTERE 1861
Union Trust Co. Of New York
so BROADWAY. Fifth Ave. and 3sth ST.
Capital & Surplus, So, 100000
Allows Interest on Deposits
JEFFERSON & CLEARFIELD
COAL a IRON COMPANY
ist Mtge 5 per cent. Gold Bonds Sinking Fu

lst Mtge. per cent Gold Bonds Sinking Fund
Notice.
Sealed proposals will be received up 20 3
p. NJ. Thursday. March ls. 1911. BY the Guar
anty Trust Company Of New York. IS Nasss q
ST.. New York. for the sale 70 Il as Trustee a.
a price not TO exceed los and accrued interest
of sufficient Q per cent. bonds Of this company
TO invest the sum OF Forty Nine Thousand
Six Hundred NinetySix Dollars and seventy
seven cents (s49. 696TD Proposals should be
sent in sealed envelopes. addressed to the
TRUST DEPARTMENT OF the Guaranty Trust
Company OF New York. and endorsed 'JeHer-
son e. Clearheld Coal & Iron 90. Sinking
Fund" GEO. n. CLUNE, Treasurer.
Rochester y. y. February Is. 1911
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET - Money on call
opened at 21s per cent: highest, 2i2 per
cent: lowest. 2i, per cent: closing. 2la per
cent ruling rate, 2h per cent. Time money
F; continued easy. Rates were quoted at
lpaMS per cent for sixty day. 3n3i4 for
loinoty DAYS, 3i4 4G312 for four months. 3H
Igor I'VE and six months. Mercantile paper
bwas taken moderately here and elsewhere.
, Rates, id4i4 per cent for sixty To ninety
! day-' indorsed bills receivable and for
! choice foW TO six months single names
tai.d42. per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE foreign cX-
/ change market opened easier with rates
! off 20 10 points to 4S660N 1866 for
aca bles 4.S635fi4 500 for demand sterling
land 4S3S56t4. $500 for SiXty-day bills
/ Short francs were 5195s less 3-64 and
short reichsmarks g. 1-l6 less 164. The
market held steady in the DAY with rate
.practically unchanged from the opening
tables we're quoted at 4.S660d 1860, de-
,nand sterling at 4S6350 1850 and sixty
day bills at 4S3a. 1885,. Short francs
were 5.1q7s less 1-15 and short reichs-
marks o. plus l-32.
Bankers posted rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
MEETINGS.

No. 1l0 First street. Jersey city y. J.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THD AN
nusl meeting of the stockholders Of The Amer
lean Tobacco Company and election for Di-
rectors thereof VIII be held at the Office Of the
Company. No. 10 First Street. jersey City,
y. J., at eleven o'clock IN the forenoon Of
"Wednesday. March s. 1911.
The common stock transfer books will he
closed from three o'clock + NJ, February 10.
1911 10 ten o'clock A. NJ, March Q, 1911
LOSLAM L MIIC0N. Senretarv.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUgscRrPTrc

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown Ofice,
No. 1864 Broadway, between 35th and 31th sts
until o'clock p m. Advertisements received AZ
the following branch Offices regular Office rates
Until o clock D. p, viz 264 sth ave. = e. cor.
23d St; 15s 9th ave, 18th St. l04 East l4th
ST. 257 West 42d St, between 9TH and sth aves
263 West i25th St: 1895 80 ave: 1926 % ave.
near 6ist St: l70s lst ave. s9th ST.: i57
East 125th st: 756 fremont ave: go 81 ave.
and anv American District Telegraph once.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
REPrBLIC IRoN & STEEL COMPANY.

DIVIDEND NO. 70.
A. meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Republic Iron & steel Company. held February
sth, 1911. the regular quarterly Dividend Of 1&Go
on the Preferred Stock declared payable
tprll lst 1911. 70 stockholders Of record March
18th 1911. Books remain open
Il l. ROWND. Sec,v and Treas
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following We're the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhardt, No 80 Broad
street New York. and No. % DeFonshiFe
street BOSton.)
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
ANFRICAY SYTFF COMPANY.
pFnRI, TASTERN RAILWAY 60.

BY order of the Board Of Directors Of this
COMPANY FOUR PER CENT INTEREST will
be paid on It's Income Mortgage Bonds at the
once OF Messrs. j. =. Morgan & Co.. New York,
2l due that day.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02

rbe following shows YESTERDAY GiOSrn5 ''sre5
quotations for government bonus
a-..,,b fruesdaNS.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
INDUSTRIAL.

Shares. open. High Low. isstr.
s Am Coal Prod 1904 l0Ols lOo3t lD'4
60 Am Tobacco ..ii5 4fS 4io $40
200 Bay State Cas-. = p -
1000 Int Rub TT cts. 32l7 32+ 5S'+ 50
l. 500 tMay oil ....... 81 ~ ~ oo
IA Standard OH .625 629is 90 tzo'7
430 Studebaker co pf lOOt 1Ol 1904 lVi
11O United cigar Nj 81 81 800? o6ii
100 L Light q II. III ~ lt ~
200 do pref ....... S9s SIS - 80
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

a1 -nishcd by Charles u Barney q Co. 40. y
Broad street. New York. and No. l-2 South
4th street. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
BON DS.

$4,000 Erie Sc notes.lO0's 1904 1O0as 1ool
25,00o So b T & T IS 81 or. 81 971
1900 West Pac IS. 04. 9ia 0iis eit
.Odd lots. tsells cents per share. tEx dividend
New-York tribune., 1911-03-02
NEW YORK CITY eoNDS.

Furnished BY w. n. coler & Co. No ~ cedar
street)
,..,x,.a interest To I've asded1