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THE ALLIANCE REALTY COMPANY.

The Board OF Directors OF this TUmpanv In,
tn's DAY declared a regular quarterly dividend
oI TWO per crnt. payable July rs, 10 Stockhojd.
era OF record al tho close ~ bushes, on .Im,v 4
| k'elA JOHN CARlSEN. Sccrctary.
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COUPONS from the following Bonds payable the Banking Hus. Of
KOUNTZE BROTHERS
Al Broadway, New York City, on July !, 1912:

.FHESi!S CITY. ROAD. S,
sfwhs . s, ,sse fITn rHrr3 3F hobf haSdfhSh! ITb
.',s. 1897 CrNTRAL POLICE STATION
;.:a::' isei' WATER SYSTEM IMP r.s
SACRAMENTO COUNTY ISSUE or 1905
,,nnAD. BRIDGE. COURT HOUSE.
CciHRxibU MiS1,ssi b.'TSof
ALAMOSA. TOWN OF. COLORADO.
,RRAIT,AHoE co, SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
sRrsa' TOWN OF
cGEqfSAE cGS5IkSA &c; Go.
ENGLEwoop. CITY or.
FoRT MORGAN: T9wN OF,
$SSStb;55!t:SSeSI!!sSN $SSStb; *; Sb 5tSeI!soSN. CITY OF.
iEFfERsoN Go. SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
IAiERITER, co' SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
MTsA %. AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
S1NrfkaS's;fe S1NrfaS's; u WATER WORKS IS.
TrA,6SIa. r,I colo. TOWN.
ROCKY FORD CITY.
Rbt'TT co.
SAN MIGUEL co, & SCHOOL DISTRICT
WELD 60.
IDAHO
IDAHO STATE -NoRMtI. SCHOOL IS.
REAR LAKE co.
BINGHAM co.
ROISE co.
IDAHO FALLS. CITY OF. S.
kOOTfNA1 CO FUNDING
LEWISTON. CITY OF.
LINCOLN COUNTY. IDAHO
POCATElIO. CITY OF.
M1ENFSOTA
,.WoHTHiSGroS ELECTRIC LIGHT.
.WHRR CITY FUNDING.
MONTANA
ROZfMAS CITY.
81 .tSGOW. CITY OF
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. CITY OF
NEhRtSkA Fiscal Agency
nEEMrR. VILLAGE OF.
ROONE co.
ROX. Rr1TF co.
RuFfAIO co AND SCHOOL. DISTRICTS
Br'RT co
RrTLrR co,
CASS co.
CENTRAL CITY.
CLAY co.
COLFAX co.
rPETF CITY.
Ginning CO. SCHOOL. DISTRICTS.
CUSTER co. PRECINCTS.
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THE BANK or AMERICA.

, New York. June 18th. 1912.
The Hoard of Directors have to-day declared a
semi annual dividend OF fourteen 40 per cont
of record OF this late
The transfer hooas viii Ionis;o ,I,,,j oniu
july 2nd. 1912. W. N BENNI"r C'a,hic'
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

N. w. ia
New
Pine Street. cesnss
Also Payable a,
chless, Correspondent
Harris Trust and Savings Ban|
Albuquerque. N. Mex. Board oi
Education. School Building
albuquerque. N. Mex. Funding
Albuquerque. N. Mex, General
Street Improvement
Arlington Heights. ILL.,, School
Building SIS
Atlanta. Birmingham & Atlantic
Railroad Co. Equipment
Berryville. Va. Water Works
Big Rapids. Mich. Refunding Is
Billings. Mont. School District
No. 2 as
Boulder, Colo. Water Works
Bozernan, Mont, Funding, Second
Series
Broadwater Co.. Mont. Funding
Buffalo & Susquehanna Ry. Co.,
Gold Equipment Series "A"
Cascade Co.. Mont. Court House
Cascade County. Mont. Funding
Cass County. Iowa, 41ss
Centerville. Iowa, Refunding u
Centerville. Iowa. Refunding So
Chippewa Valley Railway. Light
& Power Co.. Eau Claire, Wis.,,
First Mortgage Gold
Clifton Forge. Va, Bridge
Clinton. Iowa. Funding & Refdg.
Colorado Springs. Colo. School
District No. II. Refunding
Consumers Power Co. First Lien
& Refunding Gold S.
Cook Co.. ILL.,. School District
No. rs darlington Heights)
Cook Co.. ILL.,. School District
No. SO Morton Park
Cook Co.. Ill.,. School District
No. 10 Chicago Heights)
Coos County. New Hampshire.
Cuthbert, Ca, Electric Light
Cuthbert. Ca, Water Works
Danville Street Ry. & Ii. Co..
Danville. ILL.,. Refdg. Mtge. Gold
Denison & Sherman (Texas Ry.
Coz First Mortgage Gold
Derry. New Hampshire. Water
Dexter. Mo-. School District,
School Building
Dickey County. N. D.. 4lss
Edison Electric Co.. New Orleans.
La, SIS
Elmwood. ILL.,. Refunding
Eminence. KY, 5s
Evergreen Park. ILL.,. Refunding
Fayette County. KY. Funding
Florence. S. c.. Sewerage
Ford County. Ill. .(Melvin). School
District No. 50
Galla.in County. Mont. High
School Building
Gallatin County, Mont. Refdg.
Genesee. Ida. Water Works
Geneseo. Township. ILL.,. High
School District 4t,s
Georgetown. ILL.,, School District
No. III
Geneva, Ill.,. Bridge
Glencoe. ILL.,. Improvement
Glenwood. Iowa. Fdg. (Annually)
Gorham. N. H.. Water Works
Great Falls, Mont, Sewer
Great Falls. Mont. Water Works
Green Bay, Wis.,. Refunding IS
Green Bay. Wis. Sewer IS
Greenville, ILL.,. Refunding
Griffin. Ga. Electric Light
Helena. Mont. Water Works S.
Hot Springs. S. OAK. School
Hyattsville. Nd. Sewerage
Iowa Falls, Iowa, Refunding
King County. Wash, School Dis.
trict No. l8 Il.
Knoxville. Iowa. Judg. Fdg. +I!s
Knoxville. Tenn, Street Impvt.
Kossuth County. Iowa. 4Hs
La Sale, Ill.,. Board of Education,
School Dist. No. 2. School Bldg.
Line oln. ILL.,. Refunding
Macon County. ILL.,. Court House
Manson. Iowa, Water Works
Marshalltown, Iowa. Refunding
haywood. Ill.,. Funding
Monmouth, ILL.,. Water Works
July Inve
We own md offer over 200 diff.
municipal. railroad and public
we recommend for ConserVatiV
3A3 to G
Write for circular offerings a
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DivlDssDs AND INrEaEsf.

DUOpU 70
IYYl0 + %
York
william. New Yssk
the Office Of our
Bsstss Csr-sspaslest
{ N. W. Harris & Co. (Inc.)
First dCsnti.sed)
Montreal rramways Co., First 4
RefundinG So
Morristown, Tenn, Water Works
Improvement
Mount Airy. N. C.. Water Supply.
Eiec. Light and Power Plant
Mowsaqua, ILL.,, School Building
Muskegon, Mich, Gen. St. Impvt.
Muskegon. Mich. Refunding as
Muskegon. Mich. Lake Michigan
Water Works u
Oklahoma Ry. let Mortgage So
Olympia Water Works
Owosso. Mich. Water Works
Plum Bayou. Ark. Levee District
Pontiac Township, ILL.,, School
District. High School Building
Port Huron Ii. q Pr. Co.. Port
Huron. Mich. First Mtge. Gold
Portland Gen. Electric Co.. Port
land. Ore. First Mortgage Gold
Princeton. Mo-. Refunding
Pullman. WASH. Water Works
Redwood Falls. Mimi. Refunding
Richmond. Kv.. School
Riverside, ILL.,. School Dist. No. S
Riverside. H., Water Works
Rochester. N. H.. City Hall
Rosebud County, Mont. Bridge
Sandwich. ILL.,. Municipal I'm.
provement (Annually)
Scranton Elee. Co.. Scranton. Pa,
First & Refunding Mtge. Gold
Seattle. Wash.. Funding First and
Second Series.
Seattle. Wash, Sewer
Seattle. Wash.. Sewer Tunnel
Sedalia. Mo-. School District
School Building
Seneca Falls, N. Y. Refunding
Snohomish Co.. Wash, School
District No. I
Spalding Co.. Co.. Public lmpvt.
Sparta. Ca. School Building
ST. Joseph, Mich. Bridge
Sumter. S. C.. Sewerage
Tacoma Eastern Railroad Co.
(Wash.) First Mortgage Gold
TulIahoma. Tenn. Electric Light
Tullaboma. Tenn, Water and Lgt.
Tuilahoma. Tenn. Water Works
Uties Electric Light 4 Power Co.
First Mortgage Gold
Valley County. Mont. 4Ns
Waitsburg. Wash. Water Works
Watehemoeket. r. l.. Fire Dept.
West Hoboken. N. J.. Funding
West Hoboken. N. J.. School @iis
White Plains, N. Y, School Dis
triet No.
Winnetka. ILL.,. Park District
Armour. 8. Dak.. Indepsndent
School Dist. School Building
Florenes. Col. Water Wks. Refdg.
Garrard Co.. Ky. Turnpike Read
Hot Springs. s. OAK. City Hall
Kalispell. Mont. Refunding
Poplar Biu6. No.. School District,
School Building
Temple. Tex. Public Free School
Building Series No.
Waukegan. ILL.,. Funding
Thirteeath
Union Light & Phone Co., crys-
tai Lake. H.. IS
Hartford. Wis, Water Works
Mount Pleasant. Mich. Water
Refunding
Redhe;d. S. OAK. Independent
School Dist. No. 20. School Bldg.
Sedalia. Mo-, School Dist. Fdg.
Eishteeath
Pierce Co., WASH, School Dis.
triet No. I
Ntsessenth
Window, MIMI. Electric Light.
Water Works & Sewerage
ThiPty.1Pst
Shelbyville. ILL.,. Electric Light 4
Improvement
'stments
rent issues Of carefully selected
'ervice corporation bonds when
e investment at prices to yield
'ver 5H%
nd Booklet SN for investors
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NIPE BAY COMPANY
PREFERRED sTOCl

A dividend Of one per cent. on the preferred
stock Of this Company has been declared, pay
able July 18TH 1912 at the once OF the Treasurer
iSi State Street. Boston, Mass. 10 holders OF
stock ~ record at the close OF business juno
18th. 1912.
CHARLES A. HUBBARD, Treasurer.
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THE UNITED STATES LIGHT 4 HEATIN1:
COMPANY OF MAINE. '>"
Tho Board OF Directors has this dav d.c,.r.a .
dividend o. Three and One-Haif per Cent, Isi.os'
on % VIC y, preferred stock OF this company, payable
Books do not close 'N'' o. ''i-
New York. June 25 1917 ''s"'"'ef'
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DIVIDENDS AND INrERFsr.

% CEDAR STREET
NEW YORK
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DryI.
DINDS ARE PAYABLE At OUR BANKING
HOUSE ON AND AFTER
July .. 1912.
! Blackrord County. Ind. Court House S.
bediord. Indiana Refunding bonds
SieVriand Pittsburgh Rd Co Gen Ntre AL.
go Coupon Bonds @'se'
Registered Bonds ~'se'
Dal!as County. Ia. Court House d.
Grand Rapids Indiana Ry Co ist Mtee Ext.
Hartford In,,, City, Ind. School N.s.
Jekyl Island Club list Mtgc 4i.s
Louisiana. State OF, too Consols
Muskeson. Grand Rapids 4 Indiana LAT 4.
Marion coun!y, Indiana, Bridge Bond, ''
Northcrn Paci nc Terminal Co Of Oregon i,,es
prOvement Is 81" '"'-
Niagara Falls over Co lst Is
Niagara Falls Water Works Isl 5x
fntsourRh' fort wayne Chicago Railway Com
pahy ~ ana 2d Mortgage and Income Ronds
uue Wlth interest to July I. 1912
FutspufRn. Ft wayne Chicago Railway Co
Special Guaranteed Sik. div is,cs ouarteyiv
rerm indiana school sas and Funding 5s'
traverse City n. r. Co. Isl IS W.
july 2. 1917.
Pf,tsbursh: r. Wayne d Chicago Railway ca
Heguar Guaranteed Stk, DIV, I,."o uusr,eriy
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! DAVID cry.
IDAwSoA 90.
| DlNOS co
! DUi GLAS 60
fEi tfEEiAVVS,iE. VSI; (;l:T $FT.; &c CITY or.
GAGE co
n9ANp ISLAND CITY q scooL DIST.
HCoCE 60.
HOWARD 90
IiNCoi.N cry.
i;oSS iiii rivr. VILLAGE OF.
SGMS,li cS SCHOOL DISTRICTS,
NuCkoLIS : co.
oassHHss cry cciirr9Y SCHOOL DISTRICT.
oSIEOLh VILLAGE.
PAWN CITY.
WCiiARi,soN co. SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
soIiH OMAHA CITY.
SIPEhlOR CITY.
TTECuMStM CITY,
WOOD RIVER, CITY OF
NEW MENICO
CHAyEs COUNTY. COURT HOUSE.
Nos%EtL CITY BOARD or rDrcArlox
SAN JUAN co
OHIO
CANTON CITY.
OREGON
ASHLAND ELECTRIC lIGt.T 90
BENTON co SCHOOL. NlsT"ltT
COOS co SCHOOL DISTg!Cg T..
COTTAGE GROVE CITY
DALLAS CITY.
ELGlN CITY.
EGGENE. CITY OF
NEWBERG CITY
pfNplETON CITY
!MATil.lA GO. SCHOOL DISTRICT
INlON co. SCHOOL DISTRICT no IS.
SOlTu DAKOTA
III tRON. CITY or.
UTAH
.MANTI CITY. SCHOOL DISTRICT.
WYOMING
ALBANY 60
CASPER, TOWN or. WATER.
MEETfFTSE. TOWN OF
u,iNTA 60 & SCHOOL DISTRICT NO /.
COR PORAIIONS-
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA EQUIPMENT
TRUST SERIES I.
ERIE ELECTRIC MOTOR co. iN & I'd
GLENDOHN IRRIGATION co.
NATL LOAN . INVESTMENT co. OF
DETNbil tnebCniuresi.
TWIN cry TEL EpHONF co 5s
HOOD AVER OREGON, IRRIGATION
COVINA VALLEY GAS co
PRobICERS TRANSPORTATION co OF
CALIFORNIA
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THL HANOVER NAJIoNAu. BANK

New York, juno Pisa, 1912
The Board Of Directors have this dsv DECLARED
. quarterly dividend Of FOUR PER CENT. free
or tax, payable on and after Julv LIST, 1917. This
transfer books will remain closed nm III that da te
ELMER l.. WHITAKER. Cashier.
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NEW YORK AND CuBA MA H. STEA MSH I r
COMPANY.
COUPONS due July ist 1912. Of the bonds NJ the
above named company Will be paid AT maturity
upon presentation AT The Farmers Loan and
WILLIAM ID. MACY. Assistant Treasurer.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, n. {
June rs. lel?.-Sealed proposals will be received
q this once until o'clock =. NJ. July ". iei2
Tor laying asphalt block paycments In the Dis
trict OF Columbia. Forms of proposal. specinca-
tions and all necessary Information may be OBJ.
!s!ned from the Chief Clerk; Engineer Depart
p G. GWN9 I; RUDoLpH: Join 4. JOHN.
OF the District Of Columbia.
HOTEL PORTO RIco-rne undersigned viii
receive bids. oral and written. up 10 noon OF
Monday July g. ieia. a. The hotel for me purchase
Hico. together with al furniture and ntsins 70
therein contained Of every name and nature In
c!uding also an unexp!red ieasehold with priv
lege OF renewal Particulars may b. obtained
from the undersigned or upon aopHostion 10
I. :. CARTER. 1880 Whitehall BuiidlnS. New
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. u. G.
Washington, D. G.. June 70. iei3-Seaied pro-
posais VIII be received at this once until O'coc
T. July =. 1912. for tho construction OF Section
2 2 OF the Rock Creek Main Interceptins Sewer
SPECIFICATIONS. forms Of proposal and necessaiy
iniofmi!oa may be obtained from the Chile
RupotpM Rsistsf phMsi'd9ieS 9o wasA'nEsS.s p CHSo
JCDSON. Commissioners. D. C.
The sun., 1912-07-01

SAVINGS AND LOAN AssOCIATIOIS
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line Of march to warn the crowds that
they would have to keep to the curbs.
Mounted Policemen r. c. Willie, D. r.
Crosby, Henry Crowther, David Gallon
and j. A. Conyers followed, driving back
the throngs Next came platoon OF
policemen under command of First Ser
seant Emil Johnson and Sergeant Thom-
as Simpson. the other officers being H c..
scranz. ]. e. Emery William Hilton, L.
F. Wire, Leon Mayhue. Henry Besz. L.
Lesser, D. B. KeddIngton. A S. Thomp-
son, s. T. Smith and F p. briggs.
Following in all automobile came Chief
OF Police B. F. Grant. Inspector Carl
A. Carlson, Captain John Hemple and
Captain John j. Roberts,
In Two Departments.
The great parade and pageant was
properly divided into two great DEPART
ments-m!litary and Industrial Grand
Marshal w. G. WILLIAMS was in COM
mand, with nides and assistants as fol-
lows:
First division-Dr w. +. Beer, COM
manding; C. Fl. Cutting, aide. assist
ing.
Second dvision-Colonel Fl. M. H Lund.
commanding; Clarence Bamberger and
Ben r. Harries, aides, assisting.
Third division-Arthur j. Davis. COM
manding; Louis Yanner and Lieutenant
Elmer Johnson, aides. assisting
Fourth division-Chief W. II. Bywater,
commanding.
Fifth divslon-B- F. Redman. COM
mandlng.
Sixth dlvision-Captain w FL Gregory.
commanding.
Seventh division-W. D. Rishel, com
manding-
Eighth division-Lieutenant A. R.
Thomas, commanding
Additional aides 70 grand marshal
Lieutenant w. E. Persons. Lieutenant F.
G. Gundry. Captain Douglas White. Cap
thin z. L. Bourne and ]. H. SIegel
The military section of the parade was
found in the first division. which made
an excellent showing, and In the first
part of the second division The rest Of
the parade was Industrial. with the history
OF irrigation as tho feature. depicted In
floats.
Grand Marshal williams and his aides
led the first division, preceding the Twen-
tieth United States regiment from Fort
Douglas, Colonel J. a. Irons, comma nding.
Following came Governor William Spry
and staff. President Francis G. Newlands
Of the National Irrigation congress, and
associate officers. Mayor Samuel c. Park.
with city and county officials. all In car
risges. The Fife and Drum corps and the
Utah battery Of the state militia, under
Captain William C, Webb. completed the
first division.
Queen Of Irrigation.
In the second division were the high
school cadets, the queen OF irrigation and
her maids Of honor In great electrical
chariot, the Native Sons OF Utah, m al
lcgorical float OF the state OF Utah and
floats depicting the unbroten desert. birth
of Anglo Saxon irrigation in Utah. de-
velopment OF irrigation and It's fruits; also
a historical float on the birth OF irrigation
In North America at San Diego. Aside
from the floats. which were features sep
aratoly, the Native Sons. dressed In the
rough garb OF early pioneering, made an
excellent appearance.
BY far the leading Feature OF the third
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cAk SURE UNLESS
POWERS ACT

.bs',"' Sept. 30.-Thc Balkan diff
N, avg developed with alarming ra-
- point where only a spark IS
-. sct The whole of southeastern
n. annne. Three Of the Balkan
s,,. common consent have ordered
~ neous mobilization OF their
flnn.s arc making every preparation
~ ,usdiats hostilitics.
y I'm, explanations are offered,
Hd .,,. Ma' a coalition OF the Balkan
in, a ~ Tor the purpose Of demand
<6ssa Sey' before she has time to
nh. peAcc with Italy, the grant OF
shs,. a.a'ohomy to the Macedonian
y nil Hs hecond. that fearing Tur-
Ma, oeA S an issue from her diff
arsr,.non none and abroad. IN war, they
&4 ~ns themselv for q possible
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Twentieth Annual Irrigation
Convention Begins Sessions
With More Than 10000
in Attendance.
SINGING OF ODE BY
CHORUS is FEATURE
Ceremonies Over, Practical,
EarneSt-Minded Delegates
Begin Work After Ad-
dress of President.
. WELvE thousand persons,

\" WELVE thousand persons, a
thousand of them delegates
from all America and foreign
countries, many Of them men
OF wide prominence, thronged the Nor
mon tabernacle yesterday morning for
the opening Of the twentieth National
irrigation congress, come home to the
place Of its birth.
A programme happily commingling
the great industrial significance of the
congress with the festive ceremonies
planned by the local host, including the
rendition of the magnificent Irrigation
Ode, launched the organization into its
official deliberations of American wn-
ter problems.
Important Work Ahead.
This will be the biggest week in
the history of Salt Lake City, in
point of interest, number Of visitors
and quick succession of events. Open
ing simultaneously with the National
Irrigation congress, the great electrical
pageant and the big state fair, there
was none Of the tens of thousands of
visitors but found yesterday fully oc-
cupied, none who may not look for.
ward to week as busy and enjoyable
rs he wishes to make it.
AS suggested in the official speech
Of President Francis G. Newlands,
United States senator from Nevada,
and echoed in the preliminary discus
sions of the delegates, tho twentieth
Irrigation congress will include in its
deliberations the most extensive plan
for control of America g water supply
in the broadcast sense ever contem,
plated by public body. 1t is proba-
bio that it will take n positive stand
in favor of comprehensive national
policy for the regulation Of waterways
including the storing Of flood wntert
and making of them power for good
rather than destruction.
| Revision Of land laws and home
stead acts to check the tremendous
drain of capital and citizenship now
resulting from the emigration move
ment to Canada, is another vital ques
Il
tion to be considered by the congress
Action on these and other issues vii
be taken at later meetings.
Enter the Queen.
| To the thrilling melody Of the grand
march from "Aida," played by the
augmented orchestra and the great or
gan, Her Majesty Lucille I, Queen Of
Irrigation and Empress of the Valleys
attended with all the pomp and page
antry Of her court. mounted to he
throne on the topmost tier OF the stant
and with full queenly grace gave he
royal order for the opening of the con
press a few minutes after 10 O'Clock
Hcr majesty was attended by maids o
honor, one from each county OF tn
state, visions of loveEness each o
them. Resplendent courtiers came be
fore and after, heralding the arrival o
ROYALTY with fanfare Of trumpets an'
loud acclaim.
Beauty in Evidence.
IT was Il pretty ceremony and Tor a.
its mimicry most impressive one In
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1[XEN STATES
'||R[PAR|NC FOR
]IHE STRUGGLE
LIS Being Modified in
tgaia, servia and Greece
bwage War With Hordes
Ii of the Sultan.
SSIA READY TO
UMPIRE THE GAME
at Britain Unwilling to
hike Definite Action and
he Attitude of France
II Not Made Known.
IgsrA READY TO
/ UMPIRE THE GAME

IL PETERSBURG, Sept. So.-The
4 mobilization of the armies of
Bulgaria, Servia and Greece
z probably will mean Immediate
., according TO the belief in politi-
i dreles here. The nature Of Tur-
~ military activity in the last
n iays is taken to mean that she
|nls TO make war. In that case,
y Balkan coalition naturally has
|nhlled her in her endeavor to
~ By the rapid concentration Of
~.
|lh opinion Is held here that the
IN Of the Balkan states has re-
Va irom the inability Of the pow
j 10 deal with the situation. The
;resstions which the Russian for
b sinister, N. SazonoF, has had In
|ria have been apparently bar
kEh's Proposal.
B Is understood Russia has taken
! idNuste view of the crisis and
y proposed the radical remedy Of
lHhg into effect article % of the
Rb Of Berlin providing for intro
tiR In the European provinces of
'zg Of q statute giving q measure
stgoyernment under a provincial
rsraf general controlled by the
Eal
E,sias proposal was communicated
lurkey by VI. DeGiers, the embas-
Es V Austro- Hungary. Great Brit,
3 AoFed herself willing to talk
EF@ in Macedonia without commit
as7self to anything definite.
zee answer is duo tomorrow and
attitude is expected to be still
conservative, being dictated main
y considerations of finance.
|At Of the Powers.
A4e vas expected of Great Britain
- i0f years sympathetic interest
accorded the Macedonia cause
q EncIpal task of the powers in
nostllities actually break out,
" TO localizc their scope as Italy
lofeed to localize hers.
y Immediate danger depends upon
VISIBLE action of Rrrmania, insti.
By Austro- Hungary. 1t is worth
y that the king Of Rumania to-
ss named field marshal of the
"a army, an honor now held only
mag Nicholas of Montenegro.
NV hussia virtually devolves the
- of keeping Austria and Ruma
Waaae the ropes. Confidence pre-
'oat the condition Of the Rus
i@anents is now such that she
" aole to fulfill her mission
- uis belief the action Of the Bal
'A'es doubtless is based. 1t 1,
- expected that Russia will neu
'ns Black sea basin, thereby
lng the Turks from carrying
-ao'ug operations on the BuJga
vast or from cutting its conllnu
~1p1 With Russia hy ana
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Beauty in Evidence.

Tt was a pretty ceremony and Tor al
it's mimicry a most impressive one Ihe
flower of Utah's womanly beauty and
grace was represented by the winsome
maids selected as attendants upon tho
queen.
Welcoming speeches by Governor
William Spry, Mayor Samuel G. Park
and George A. Snow, chairman OF the
Utah board Of control, and response
hu President Newlands on behalf OF
the congress, carried the session beyond
the noon hour
More inspiring than all the eloanence
~ oraiory. more beautiful than the BIOS
soming gardens OF the desert redeemed
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'laS Upon the Powers.

d x,,.s 'eems TO depend on wheth-
<e6t powers will be able to bring
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h uno " nostilities and preserve the
,nsn,. tae Balkans. Today's de-
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|isa,t,a sasia' servia, Greece and
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Opportunities appear from
the most unexpected sources
especially if the Want Columns
are watched carefully.
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Queen Of Irrigation.

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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-29

A. D., 1909, by R. D. Batson in favor of
Mrs. Daisy M. Stevens, Guardian, as
beneficiary, I, the undersigned trustee
named in said instrument hereby give
notice that on Tuesday, the Both day
Of January, A. D., 1912, in front Of the
Main street door or entrance of the
court house in the City of Hattiesburg,
Mississippi, within legal hours, l will
offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash the lands conveyed in
said trust deed and particularly de-
scribed as lot four of block one hun
dred seventy-two of and according to
the Crittenden survey of the City Of
Hattiesburg, Forrest county, Mississip-
pi, excepting that part of said lot here
tofore sold to F. F. Phillips, which
said part so excepted is particularly
described as follows, to-wit: Beginning
at the southwest corner of said lot
four, running thence north 260 feet,