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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-06
Aotas de Mayaguez
Ell AVIADOR NO PUDO VOLAR-
POR POGO 10 LINCHAN.-uA
LLUVIA TUVO LA CULPA.

Debldo d la torrenciaI lluvia que ca
yo esta tarde desde las dos media has
ia las cinco no pudo el senior Gelabert
reallzar su vuelo en- el Hip6drono.
Muchos de los que no tocamos de dido
en- la gran orquesta popular, en- cuanto
v1mos presentarse la lluvia comprcndi-
mos que ell vuelo no podia lealizarsc v
no nos cogi6 de sorpresa Ell que no sc
elevara ell biplano, apesar de los anun
CLOS Pero una gran parte del p1blico
no tenlendo en- cuenta, la Iluvia empc
70 a protestar en- la forma que por aqui
Sc acostumbra
NO falto qulenes creyeran de necesi
dad proceder al 'inchamiento" del Ia
ven avlador, perO apesar de todo v dc
10 mucho y malO que Sc habl6 nadie 10
alncho nj Sc atrevi6 a poner un dedo SO
bre los bambtis del aparato
M publlco a que me refiero crey6 rue
Gelabert lie habia dado una tirada. sin
lpensar que la tirada nos la do el agua
pues el no Sc neg6 volar por otro mo-
Two que no fuera ell de que ell piso esta-
ba enfangado, ell aparato estaba enchum
bado y hasta ell motor Sc humedecio en-
lorna tai que no podia funcionar debi-
damente.
81 no hnbiera llovido en- la forma oue
Hovlvo, el espectaculO hubiera tenido
efecto por que ell senor Gelabert esta tan
empenado Ell realizarlo como ell publico
en- verlo.
La protesta del pueblo, de ese pueblo
irresponsible, que dice Tomas Carri6n
rebaso los llmites de 10 natural.
En- todos los paises donde Sc conoce Ia
avlacl0n, Sc han suspendido vuelos DOR
causas mas o menos justifcadas y nadie
i1a creldo que sc de ha dado una tirada
ESQ le ha ocurrido q aviadores one
han lido ganando miles de pesos.
Sin embargo con Gelabert q. apenas Inn
a ganarse dos 8 tres cientos pesos, expo
nlendo su vida, por esa miseria de ne
SOS sc da la vida escandalosa & incuIta
pudlendo verse .palpablemente que no
era possible realizar un vuelo en- medic
de una adm6sfera inadecuada.
los protestaban eran mayaguezanos
mentras no 10 hacian en- for7na tan RI
dlcnla los que vinieron de los pueblos
llmitrofes. Estos patriotas de mi que
bio no tuvieron Ell cuenta, para disimu
lar un hecho de que nadie tuvo Ia culpa,
| que Mayaguez tuvo una entrada en- 81,
Icomercio durante el dia de mas de fires
nail pesos.
Getabert anuncia el espectaculo GRA-
lINlS para ell microbes de 8 a. II de Ia ma
mana
Nlayaguez entero podra verlo. sino
may fuerza mayor que 10 impida.
Y mientras Gelabert este en- esta Gin.
dad dlspuesto elevarse EN- su aparato.
Inadie debe protestar en- formas trucuTeu
tes NJ dudar sus aptitudes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-06
Mas Fuerte que d AMOR

Esta interesante producclou de- grssz
Benavente. subira esccna esta DocI1e.
por Ultima vez y "prccioe popularcS. -
Sabemos que el senor Fuentes, meta
bic primer actor de ba Compaiiia. prspa
IN su bene6cio con una d. las upejnr.s
cbras de su rcpetrtorio.
III IL del cor-icpte, tcrTninar& Ia tens-
porada; pero no sera sln qEe nos d.a &
conocer los grandes estr~nos "I.a Zags-
la" y "Genio y Figura," ,.Sta ilItius&.
estSenada recicntc1nente en- Mdrid eou
estraordinsrlo sxito.
Tamhitn - prcpsrs eI fancssD Ham
aet.''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-06

SenOr PresldeGte y senores d9lega
dos: ST ante 6sta Camara Sc huDlera
presentado un proyecto de ley, cuya
finalidad fuese inlpedir que continua
ran recibiendo tltUlos de abogados, per
sonas cue carecen de la cultura, ilustra
cion conocirnientos indispensables
para ell ejercicio de esta noble profe
sion; 81 ell bill que Sc discute cerrara
las puertas 4 la playa de osad0s 6 lg
nora antes ,ue. aealtan ell Foro puertolri
queilo, con desdoro de la honrosa toga,
yo ser1a el pl1nero en- srscribir ese pro
yecto.y el prinDero tambien en- defender
10 con mi hu1nilde palabra.
Pero no Sc trata de ESQ sehores de
legados.
El proyecto Dc ley que Sc so1nete d
la considerac16n de la Camara NO sCla
mente es inJusto y arbitrario, sine de
preslvo tambi9n para los estudiantes
de derecho en- Puerto Rico, quienes
Sc les quiere p0ner trabas, mientraS Sc
deJa en- plena libertad los Que Ell
clertas Universidados A1nericanas pue
den adquirir III po1hposo tltul0 de Il
cenciadO o Doctor EN- leyeS por unos
pocos dollars y en unos pocos meses
ST en- todas las Universidades Ameri
eanas Sc exiglese que los alumnos de
recho fuesen yraduados de High Sc
hool 8 tuviesen I'm diploma de Bachi
Her en- Artes C1enclaS, yo seria uno
de los que pedirGa Que Sc exigie@sen esos
oonocimientos y diploma a los que ira
ten de examinarse para Abogados de
Puerto Rico; pero imponer a 6stos esos
fmplios estudios, nlientras pueda repe
flrse el case de que un Joven tourista
que va visitar las Cataratas del Ma
CARA, traiga d Ia vez que Ia fotogra
fla de sus aguas rugientes, un titulo
llniversitario de Doctor en Leyes Sc
ria inJusticia inaudita, que ell pals Puer
forrlqueno sabrla censurar slls repre-
sentantes aQui congregados.
El Delegado por Humacao, seiior
Cuevas Zequeira, interrumpe al orador
diciendole: cue el proyecto que Sc dis
cute exige q los Abogados de titulo
unlversitarios, SUI declaration Jurada y
la de dos personas de buena reputa-
cion, creditivas, de que fue graduado
despues de un periodic no menor de dos
amos de asistencia la Universidad que
expidio su diploma
Contesta el senor Suliveres.
jCree el abaliero por Humacao, que
al osado que acepta por via de Sport
I'm titulo de Doctor en- Leyes de una
Universidad cuyas aulas apenas coma
cc, le seria nuy difici1 jurar hallar
qu1en jurase 10 que ea proyecto de su sc
norla eXigeS
.Por otra parte, 5cree su seIoria que
bastan dos amos para estudiar un lido
ma extranjero tan dificil para nosotros
como el inglss, adpl1irir en- ese lido
ma los conocinoientos necesariQs para
que hOnrOsamente pueda oStentar 81
tltuio de Abogadof.
Busquemos un medic que ponga di
que al desnano~ de Is toga puertorri
quena, hasta hace POGO ran pressisiosu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-06

y respetada; pero seamos Jnstos, no es
tablezcamos priyiIegios irritantes en- ia
vor de los abogados de t1tulos universi
tarios y en- contra de los abogados de
Puerto Rico. va que d todos nos consta
que el NAL que tratamos de eyitar pro
cede de los de una y otra clase; y 81
hay alguno de estos ultInos que escri
ba LIBELO INFLAMATORIO, tam
bi6n hay otros de los primeros que ne
pite LA TESTIGA'' y escribe BA-
RAS por varas
Ha dicho el delegado por Guayama,
senior Cervoni, que basta con aprender
se como papagayo el Codigo Civil y la
Ley Hlpotecarla, para poder obtener
,ln t1tulo de abogado en- Puerto Rico.
Podrla contesta,. a su senor1a, que nj
ESQ es necesario para obtener Ell Docto
RADIO en- Dereche en- ciertas universida
des americanas; pero como La imputa
cion es inexacta e inJusta la recojo pa
ra desvituarla Y destruirla
Bien Sc conoce que SIS. nj siquiera
ha ojeado ell riguroso y amplio progra
ma por el cual Sc examinan los aboga
dos de Puerto Rico; 81 asl no fuese, Sc
guramente que IS. no hubiese comet
do la in.i1lsticia de lamar talnana afr
maci0n.
ALA por el ano de 1889, y estando en-
Ell poder eI senior Canovas del Castillo,
sc crearon para Espana y Sus Colonias,
las Cortes de 10 Criminal FNneron tan
tas las sohcitudes infuencias que Sc
pusieron en- juego para obtener los car
gos de jueces y fiscales de dichas Cor
tes, que el Gobierno viose. precisado a
resolver, que Sc sacasen dichos cargos
a rigurosa oposicion. ia programa pa
Ia esta oposicion fue confiado al genio
del ilustre senior MNela; y ese progra
ma que sirvio para Ell ingreso EN- la judi
catura Espaflola de jueces y fscales, es
cl misrao que Sc exigio para los exame
hes de los abogados de Puerto Rico, en-
los amos de 1901 y 1902, el mismo
con las variantes propias de nuestra lie
gislacion, que actualmente sIve para
obtener Ell honroso t1tulo de abogado
de Puerto Rico.
Consta dicho programa lie unos qui
nientos seiscientos temas, que entra
nan cuatro 6 cinco mil enunciaciones 8
particulares, references a Derecho CT
vii, Derecho International, Derecho
Comerciaa, Dereeho Hipotecario, Proce
dinientos Gviles y Criminales, Ley de
Quiebras, de Aguas, de carretera, de
caza y pesca = otras mas.
Ell que tiene ell honor de dirigiros la
palabra ha necesitado para estudiar ese
pnograma muy cerca de I'M ano, 8 pesar
de que clio dedicaba muchas horas
diarias, no obstanxe haber tenido una
practica Judicid por mas DE ounce
afios, va como Secretario, va como Pro
curador de los Tribunales lie Puerto
Rico.
81 la junta Califcadora en- las exame
mes de los aspirantes la abogacia en-
Puerto Rico, sin atender recomendacio
mes, nj influencias NAL sanas, cumpte
6elmente con los debenes de su cargo,
yo ps aseguro se1ores Delegates, que
los que sean aprobados mediante eKa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-06
b anI1e'sa'iV de Ia ReVib|ica
CorresponsGl.

Seg1n los info1mes que recibimos,
los republlcanos espanOles RESIDENCES
en- la isla, Sc proponen celebrar con toda
solemnidad ell 90 aniversario de la Re.
phblica en- Espaha, cuya fecha cae en-
IL de Febrero del corriente mes.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02

Lake Boiler Works with some iron
plates on her bow TO aid her IN buclIing
the ice, and some repairs were made
10 her boilers.
An effort was made at Duluth To get
all boats out of the harbor before mid
night on Thursday. when insurance
would expire. and there was a general
cleanup among shippers TO get out all
their boats loaded with grain cargoes.
The package freight season was al
SO brought to a close on Thursday, the
docks working their men all night I'm
order 10 get the boats away in time.
The Northern King and the Northern
Light cleared with their cargoes
Thursday morning.
The steamer Rochester of the West
orn Transit package freight line
which arrived at the 500 heavily Gov
cred with ice reports a hazardous trip.
She showed the marks of a rough trip
down Lake Superior I'm the fierce storm
of yesterday Cabin windows were
smashed I'm, her rails carried away and
heavy seas had flooded her cabins
Capt T. Murray said II was one of the
worst northeast blizzards he had been
in for some time.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02
One Nay
O0ercome

constipation permanently by proper
personal cooperation with the bene.
ficial effects Of Syrup of Figs and
Elixir Of Soma, when required. The
forming OF regular habits is most i'm.
portant and while endeavoring to
form them the assistance Of Syrup Of
Figs and Elixir of SIENNA is most val
liable, as it Is the only laxative which
acts without disturbing the natural
functions and without debilitating and
1t Is the one laxative which leaves the
internal organs in a naturally healthy
condition, thereby really aiding one in
that way. To get it's beneficial effects,
b1y thc genuine manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only, and for
sale by all leading druggists. Syrup
of Figs and Elixir OF SIENNA is never
classed by the well-informed with
medicines which make extravagant
and unfounded claims to cure habitual
constipation without personal coop.
GRAFTON.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02
suBAR BEET FACTORY.
Project Will be Realized When Farm
ers Grow Reets.


Robert j. Hin, originator of the
Houghton public market idea, has an
other project i'm view. information con-
corning which has just leaked out. Mr..
Hin is deeply interested i'm the agri-
cultural development of the upper PEN
insula and said yesterday that S5O,0OO
has already been subscribed for the
erection of a. beet sugar factory i'm the
copper country, when the farmers of
this section grow a sufficient quantity
of beets TO keep the factory supplied.
Mr. Hin was somewhat retlcent about
the plan, believing that a statement
would be a. little premature, but stated
that he expects to make canvass Of
some of he principal farmers I'm the
copper country within few days for
the purpose of interesting them in
beets 1t Is already demonstrated that
they can be successfully grown i'm the
copper country soil and climate and 1t
is believed that big profits could be
made out of this crop.
The Menominee Sugar Beet factory
is one of the most successful enter
prises of it's kind i'm the upper peninsu-
la and an idea of the magnitude of the
business may be obtained when IL Is
stated that over $225 900 has been paid
out this fall to farmers who have sup
piled the factory with beets.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02
TO DISCONTINUE
STORM WARNINGS
SIGNALS WILL NOT BE DISPLAY
ED AT LOCAL STATION AFTER
DECEMBER s. WEATHER
FOR NOVEMBER.

Observer n. b. Cowdrick i'm charge
OF the local weather station announced
this morning that on and after Tues
day next, December 8, the display of
storm warning signals will be discon-
tinued here and at all the stations on
the lakes, not TO be resumed until the
opening of navigation next spring.
The feature of the November wealth
er according to the monthly meteoro-
logical summary issued yesterday af-
ternoon by Observer Cowdrick. was the
extent of snowfall for the first winter
month, an average of 3.67 inches hav-
ing fallen, while the average for the
past twelve years for November was
only $50. Last months average has
been exceeded but four times in the
past twelve years
The highest temperature was on the
10th, when it was 46 and the lowest
on the 18th when it reached degrees
above zero. The average temperature
FOR the month was 81 degrees, about
six degrees warmer than the average
of 31.6 for the past twelve years.
There We're five clear days, six partly
cloudy. 19 cloudy and 16 on which
there was more or less precipitation.
Solar halos We're observed on the Sth
and 10th, lunar halos. Nov. 8. The pre-
yailing direction of the wind was from
the northwest, with a total movement
of 1912 miles, an average velocity of
il miles an hour, maximum As miles
an hour from the west on the 10th
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02
WILL OPEN SUNDAY.
Moving Picture Managers Say They
Will Not Close Tomorrow.

The managers Of the Star and the
Lyric theaters, the two Houghton
moving picture houses, this morning
stated that they intended to open their
theaters tomorrow and give exhibit
tions. Last Sunday, Messrs. Phillips
and Richards both observed the sun
day closing order, and closed up, but
as two Of the Hancock theaters were
open ana did business, it was decided
that unless all were closed, it was
poor policy and poor business to be
the only ones TO close. The stand TAX
on by the theater managers was coun-
tenanced by the trustees at their meet
ing this week, and il is not expected
that any further effort on the part of
the village authorities will be made
TO close them on Sunday. What action
will be taken by those concerned in
the Sunday movement or the sheriff is
unknown
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02
CHRISTMAS BENEFAcTloNS.
Catholic Orphanage at Assinins Gets
Check for $1,000.

Rev Fr. II. j. Atfield of Hancock
who recently returned from a visit to
Assinins, brings word of the recent
contribution to the Catholic Orphanage
at that place of a check for $1,000 by
Joseph Bosch of Lake Linden. Ac-
companying the check was letter re-
questing Monsignor Faust TO see that
the children have all of the clothing
they need and have a merry Christ
mas. The gift came as a complete sur
prise but is nevertheless deeply ap-
preciated by the friends of that institu-
ton.
The Houghton County Anti-Tuber-
culosis society has likewise received a
check from Mr.. Bosch, although some
what smaller than the one received by
the Orphanage, with an accompany
ing letter which compliments the So
oiety on the worthy work done.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02

Valley. aside from this williston. ~
Dakota, is the only station at which
precipitation has occurred during the
past "a hours. Heavy frosts again oc-
CURED in Florida and on the Gulf
Coast. White River, Ont, is the cold
est point on the map this morning with
a. temperature of ten degrees below
zero, throughout the West and North
west temperatures are but little below
freezing. Generally fair weather. with
little IL any change in temperature. is
indicated for this vicinity during the
next SO hours.
II. y. COwDRICK,
Official in Charge.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02
ORDERED TO VACATE.

Matt Bredback. owner of the board
ing house over the saloon at the corner
OF Sheldon and Dakotah streets, has
been ordered by Justice Sullivan to
vacate the living rooms before next
Tuesday or be sentenced under convic-
tion for keeping a disorderly house.
It is claimed that women are harbored
in the rooms. Bredbacks wife testi-
fed in court to this effect but stating
that she was compelled by her hus-
band TO permit IL.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02
MISTAKEN IMPRESSION.
Misunderstanding Concerning the Pay
nent of Taxes on Mortaaqes.

ment of Taxes on Mortgages.
decidedly misleading story has
been going the rounds of the upper
peninsula press asserting that unless
owners Of mortgages of record do not
appear at the county treasurers office
before Jan. l and pay the specified tax
Of one half per cent provided for un-
der new law passed at the last ses-
sion of the legislature. they will be
subject to taxation under the old law
The new law does not require that
holders OF mortgages of record shall
pay the specified tax provided by Jan
To escape having them placed on the
tax rolls, but asserts that holders Of
such mortgages have a right to appear
at the treasurer's office at any. time
up To April, when tax rolls are made
up, and pay the amount required. The
story that has been going the rounds
Of the press is thus misleading in the
time given to pay the tax on old mort
cages as the law does not require that
it shall be paid until in April.
Mortgages on which the specific tax
is not paid by April l will become
subject TO taxation under the old law.
In case part of the mortgage may
have been paid. the owner can make
affidavit to the amount remaining un-
paid and pay a tax of e-half per
cent, of such amount, after which
payment the mortgage is not subject
to further taxation. AS to mortgages
Of record or which will be recorded
before Jan. 1, it is optional with the
holder whether he pays taxes under
the new mortgage tax law, but if the
specific tax is not paid by April /, the
mortgage becomes taxable under the
general tax law.
No mortgage given after Jan. /.
1912. has any legal standing until af-
ter II is recorded and the tax of one
half per cent is paid as provided by
the new law. This provision does not
apply however TO mortgages recorded
before Jan. 1. In most cases it will be
cheaper for mortgage holders to pay
the specific tax Of one-half per cent
before April l, than TO let them become
taxable by default under the general
tax laws, for once the specific tax is
paid, no further taxes need be paid
during the life of the mortgage.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02

es of spawn. each box containing twen-
V-one trays and each tray containing
three quarts OF spawn, the number Of
eggs running up i'm the millions per
quart. The amount of spawn gathered
points, is considered the smallest in
years and it is said to be due to the
abundance of rough weather that has
prevailed during the month of October
and November. Mr.. Fuller expects
to return about Dec. 10 and will then
collect whitehsh spawn.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02
Houehton Department
DECISION ON MONDAY.
Arguments Presented in the Gustava
Rauhala Case.

After hearing the arguments of both
attorneys upon the petition for a new
trial of the case of Mrs. Gustava Rau-
hala vs.. John Maxi ct al and the
Michigan Bonding and Surety compa-
my, Judge A. r. Streeter yesterday
took the matter under adyisement un-
iii Monday morning.
Attorney Burritt appeared for the
plaintin and Attorney Galbraith for the
defendants The latter argued that
the verdict was excessive, that more
than one person was interested in the
damages resulting. viz, the plaintiffs
children, that the insistence on refer
ence to the Michigan Bonding and
Surety company as a corporation and
the reference TO Rauhala as gone"
10y the plaintiffs counsel, had been pre-
Judicial
Attorney Burritt replied TO all of
these arguments and several times
there We're slight Tits between the
opposing counsel.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02
NEW RESERVE REGULATIONS.

At a meeting Of the state naval board
held this week at Lansing, it was de-
cided to revise the regulations of the
naval militia Of the state of Michigan.
which will be done during the present
winter and probably become effective
in the spring. No action was taken AZ
the meeting relative to the Yantic's
remaining at Hancock or any other
matters pertaining to the local organ
ization Of naval reserves.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02
Weather Conditions

With the exception T a small area
Of moderately low pressure over the
Northeast, the barometer continues
high over all sections and very little
change is noted from the conditions
reported yesterday The pressure has
risen over the Northern Plains and
Upper Lakes and cooler weather is
general this morning in these sections.
Light snow has fallen at most stations
in the Lake Region and ST. Lawrence
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02
HARVARD ALUMNI TO MEET.

The fourteen upper peninsula alumni
Of Harvard University will gather at
the Houghton club this evening
At an informal reunion and
banquet at the Houghton club this
evening. The event is not planned for
the purpose OF organizing an associa-
ton, but merely as an informal gath
nring. ID. H. Robinson of Houghton
has charge of the arrangements.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02

Local Office L. S. Weather Bureau,
Houghton, Mich. Dec. 2. 1911.
Forecasts Till p. M. Sunday:
Copper Country: Generally fair to-
night and Sunday.
Upper Michigan. Generally fair to-
night and Sunday, slightly warmer in
East portion.
Lake Superior: Moderate variable
winds, mostly north.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02
FISH SPAWN is SCARCE.

\, E Fuller, who is procuring spawn
for the government hatchery at North
vile, has returned to that place, after
working at Manistique about a month,
lake trout eggs. During that
time Mr. Fuller collected eighteen box
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
Two Boys Accused of Taking Fc@I
Dollars From chassell Man.

Dollars From chassell Man.
Charged with the larceny of four
dollars from Elmer Kaspela of Chas-
sell, John Fountaiue and James Hogan
two young boys about eighteen years
and twenty years of age were arrest
ed yesterday morning 10y Deputy Sher-
if Kosko of Chassell and brought TO
the Houghton jail
This morning the youths were taken
20 Chasseu where they are TO be ar
raigned before Justice Of the Peace AL
fred w. York 1t was claimed that the
boys had taken the money from the
pocket of Kaspela's coat which was
hung on a nail on the wall of the Wor-
cester Lumber companys sawmiI.
Fountain lives at Chassel and Ho-
gan is a resident of Hancock.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02

James Finley erected the first sus
pension bridge in the United states
In 1901. across Jacobs Creek. West
omreland county Pa. It's span was II
feet and 1t cost $4,000.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02

A baby daughter arrived this morn
ing at the home Of Lieutenant and Mrs.
Henry w. Hecker.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02

Those who eat corn on the cob run
a risk of having corn i'm the ear.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02

m JUS mI for b is the most %% an b equip h County,
# is greatest advantages Is at her o t IN bling n pD a h emen o
d a ngrondh ad is especially arranged 70 aphg NJ other la
fyp a W a o k In W. We nknopn
icing in he or e en- in ne o. is @ in Garg
o the o IL Street
The Calumet news., 1911-12-02
DAILY JUDGE

Directors Of DAILY Judge this week
ly dividend of 15c a share. payable
stockholders of record Recember 9th.
on to continue these dividends quart,
rate indefinitely. The dividend calls 1
$4,000. and it is first one declared b
April 1907.
The company had an available bala
amounting to $421,235. The earning
months averaged $4,000, while for &
the earnings had increased to an ave
therefore, obvious that the company
than earning the present rate of diviC