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c REST OF HIGH
PRICES REACHED
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OF nearly sloo,o0o.ooo in the cost OF
living. On October the producers
were getting Sill cents bushel LOT
potatoes. the Investigations showed, as
compared with SIS a year ago: Inc me
consumption OF potatoes Is 3oV.voV''vv
bushels. and the actual reduction o'
cost Is s94.5O0.000. the report states.
This years cotton crop is the largest
on record. and although the price on
october / was above last year u was
81 cents less than the price OF IVY
years ago. and the new crop may
80 reduction in the cost of cotton
goods
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20
CLOSE CONTEST
WON eY CHICAGO

Chicago. October is--In o speciacu-
10. game. Cn.versfsv % Chicago foot
bal, players to-day defeated the rni-
verpssy OF Town eleven q; 90 IL For
three periods the fowans LED IRE score
being IL 80 10 at the end % the third
Rus Chicago was strengthened With
fresh players. and MARE three tosch-
aowns Rixht Guard Pierce, q svbs;.-
.p:e mad. all shres % Chscago's
sc-cndywns IN the ~. period. piow-
ing thrcuHh TIRE rns SS- Spng casn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

the lady ought not to consider n .
d!scourtesy II decline to answer her
questions at this time.
Il appreciate the feeling Of women
Of strong convictions that they have
the right to ask questions about the
things in which they are deeply Inter-
ested. but feel that her questions are
not pertinent 10 the subject under
discussion"
Miss Malone was released. after be-
ing removed from the theatre
AZ Carnegie Hall. Governor Wilson
addressed big gathering. with Repre-
sentative william SuIzer and Martin @.
lynn, the heads Of the State ticket
True to his declaration OF a few days
ago, he confined his speeches to criti-
cisms OF the Republican party. and TO
outlining the Democratic program.
letting Roosevelt and the Progressive
party alone.
Governor Wilson put In an enjoyable
day prior to his speechmak!ng- He
had the rare opportunity Of visiting
with his wife and two Of his daughters.
the Misses Jessie ara Eleanor Wilson
For the FIRST time since the beginning
o: the campaign. these members Of his
family heard him make a political
speech. They occupied . box At the Car
neeie Hail meeting. which was under
tie auspices Of the oerman.Americaa
Society Of New York
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
VIRGINIA VILE MEET
GEORGETOWN THREE
TINES ON DIAMOND
Charlottesville Nine Is in
Need Of Many New
Players.

oeorsetown will meet its ancient
rival. the University Of virginia, three
times on the diamond next nnrinr ~.
cordinr "a ~. rI.,. 20 ~
Thsm y. 1ahsSer
o".. nAtnhe.on' OF the Blue and
Sray nine. Until lat year II had been
customary for Georgetown and ylr.
ginia to play but two esmes with sach
other dvrin1 ~. ..s.cn h,,. az.
60 80 ~. - w, Me sue
OF 'ne 'nree-ssme series Iost spring
Will In all probability lead to like
arrangement this year. Manager Har.
rington was roached nv tho vir.
sinis mana semsnt on the subject .om.
a.. On S"s o'e. so"s
u,c ago. ana yesterday esvo out the
Information that he had, practically
decided to schedule three contests with
the Old Dom,n,on in.si,utinn %, o..
com,n. =. nn.,"~ 'sS w
ps"'
IN I'll hkehhood the Hilltop squoA
will Journey to Charlottesville during
the latter mart or Aprii. v,hiie m. We
uinia haii tc,..r. ,.iii ~ s..n a. w,..s
;r.,.. ..,ss - VS. ~ "ssn. ,,,
1ns'oh some time In MAY, most likely
ut q time when Qrtffth's Nationals
are performing on foreign grounds
Last season the eames Attracted larso
c-n,.a- "a ,s,,S ,h. nr.tsr n. .nnS'
.,,,. a ha.,s ou scGSeeEs
~. sS y. so~" s"o~'o o'e" eSe" oes'e'
'Ii. seeson:
Sniecs SoMe capS,uTie men 81, :se .e osvei.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
GALLAGHER
TO WIN DISTANCE
RACE At BALTIMORE
Seven Georgetown Men May
Win Point Trophy for
Blue and Gray.

BALTIMORE. Ma. Dec. 7.-Members
OF the Georgetown University cross.
country team. those representing the
Washington A. A., and one or two
single entries from Washington In the
annual South Atlantic championship
cross-country run are ready for the
start of the big race scheduled to-
day.
Above all others as a possible win.
ner Johnny Gallagher. the Georgetown
hyer. stands out prominently as the
probable winner. Gallagher's previous
experience and his present physical
condition seems to warrant the pro-
diction that he will be first across the
line with the Blue and Gray colors.
Georgetown. too. IL picked to win
the point trophy a. its seven repre-
sertativcs are thought to be in prime
condition. Williams and Holland. rep
senting the Washington A. A.. are cx-
pected to show well In front. Holland
especially being touted a. having got
ten into better form than in previous
races where no has always starred.
Following his usual custom. Henry
c. Elphinstone. Baltimore's famous dis
tancer. announced his entry at the Ia st
minute. and may upset the dope. Ell
distance. and he Is expected to repeat
his last win In the championship event.
Kelly. Of the B. G. C. c.. with Bat
tiles. Hiteschew. Geller, George. Scho-
field, Dukehart. and McDonoush up
and will make q strong bid for the
honors
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
BINGLES AND BUNTS
BY
Grantland Rice
A Tale of Two Poets.
II.
(By Garry Hermann }

HcrrEAnn)
kssekss
other
""s so"e Will Dsy fer
o"k. cast o.
Ihey did ... and sad,
' -e' save "'tAi. drssDs
the toga. ~ ~ " ~ o ~
Mike Gibbons and McGoorty fought suggests
there wouldn't be 400 people the Since
nature changed with this startling sbruptn?
next week to packed house We the
coping
BEFORE but they'll
blocks on inside Of four
tn tenn or twelfth meeting the public might
but the fall further
rebounds In the general direction which
F. johnson thirty
his career He dropped half his defeats
no condition to pitch. -
One dependable
didn't show
ball would display afternoon
name They play nnenths Of with their " place Of their
AlEaen Eleven headlines the selecting choice
which spirit
Of Yale eminent football
News for its cean-cut stand
recommend
highly Standing In
Of times out sx and which
wall within six feet Of the
Well feel fully satisfied
Bomeiser into
this would champion something provided
the remains were in shape to wear the awarded laurel.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Select Storer
To Lead Harvard

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. Tho &C.
lection OF a captain for the Harvard
football team Of 1918. which. as usual.
hss been postponed until after the ho,i.
interest throughout the colieae Two
players prominently mentioned for Nc
position are H. r. Hitchcock, OF Honos
'u,S; and r. T. storer. OF Brookine.
.,r The question OF a coach for next sea.
dme that captain Is Chosen The sme sme
kagement Of p. d. Haughton expired
!his fall. and movement ha. aires M
been started to induce him to remsin N
ense ethsrs e, OF the crimson team for an. m
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
RACETRACK RECEIPTS
WILL GO TO CHARITY
Pimlico Directors Take Steps to
Aid Public lnsti-
utions.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec. 7.-Hence-
forth the main profits from the opera.
tion Of the Pimlico race track are to
60 to some Baltimore public charity.
The investment and necessary surplus
are to be credited with 6 per cent an.
nual interest and the necessary expenses
OF operation are to be deducted. The
annually to some public movement.
This ts the action taken uninamously
At meeting. Of the. directors Of the
Maryland Jockey Club.
The Baltimore County Racing Com.
mission has decided that after this year
all tracks In Baltimore county are to
b. operated on the parti-mutuel system.
Owners Of half-mile tracks are sgitat-
ed over the parti-mutuel ruling Of the
racing commission OF Baltipore county.
claiming that their volume Of busin ess
10 not great enough to warrant . pari-
mutuel operation.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Saengerbund Notes

Banker Lawrence Gives trading
stamps when cashing checks t,'st -
0oost business during unseasonabic
,Sunny Jim" Hartman In still n.b,r.
gay. Fop, Will You kindly takte a Innt:
at calendar? You might iesrn IT,
December and tho bowling sea.n,
In full swing. 'esSoh 10
BIZ Ernest. the man that madc Ran.
ntng Famous. is suffering great main
thesc DAYS, He was playing IA chic q nj
got boGh legs dislocated at The arst % ca,i
Major Reck Is the original Bu,rar.
SIways AZ u, but now doubiy So aa
~ tne happy owner Of mineralIte
tnat won q championship.
the good name OF that ball. 0'"''N
The Wagners are u great team r;rst
they win three from the Haydn.. and
then turn around and lose two "a the
Schumanns, q team that also lost
three. Yes. It's a great team.
George Burdine. who refuses tell
his birthday. rolled a nice 6Oo set in
the District League. Poor old George.
he rolled tenpins with Rip Van Win.
kle when that ancient was q boy. we
feel 10 sorry for you In your deciing (?)
years. George.
Vacuum cleaners are not required In
the club house. The vacuums are clean
enough.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
ALl.PENN ELEVEN
IS SELECTED FOR
PAST AND PRESENT
Worthy Sons Who Have
Left Made Red and
Blue Famous.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. IAN
All-Penn team, past and present. would
give the football fandom Of Philadelphia
something to discuss. for they do not
sec some OF the men on the All-Amer-
lean teams. while they have q chance
to 500 the Red and Blue eleven in
most Of tho big games every season.
Charles Colbert and Hunter Scarlctt
would be the ends on such q team. Both
were fast, particularly Scarlet. who
often had to wait for his man to catch
Q punt, 30 that he could toss him. Lon
Jourdet and Sam Boyle would be the
second choices.
Frank Piekarski and Otis Lamson
would be tho tackles, T. T. Hare and
Joe McCracken. the guards. with r.
q: Torrey. AZ the center Of this team.
Ptekarski and Lamson were men who
giants who fought every second Of the
tray. and they never met their match in
the line. Either could carry the bali.
rare was man among many. One
season he captained the Red and Blue.
did the kicking. called the signals. re-
sss'S sss ns and ass s II S.sh the ns
the offcnse. No other man In all foot
hall In tho big Four ever did that.
McCracken was bear" a line
cracking, tackle sma shing demon.
Vincent Stevenson would be the quart
eroaok on any team OF any time or any
place. He was the best that that POSI-
tion. or any other position. ever gave
to the game. There was nothing he
could not or did not do, and do better
than any. one else ever did.in the past.
His catching Of punts. like ball
player leaping into the air and spear
ing them with one hand. was sensa-
tional: his running with the ball was
marvellous; his lodging was almost un-
believable: his brain play was perfect:
his poise peerless. hut his actual leap
Ing. completely over the head Of a
tackler imprints his name indelibly with
football.
The back field would be a wonder. as
good as could be picked from any col.
lese. for Penn has had some great sons.
And Smith. the best Of all secondary
defensive men, u great e-bucker.. and
corking open field runner. would be
picked as a halfback. with him would
be Arthur Knipe, a mate for Smith III
everything except open field running.
and the fullback would be George
Brooke, as good all-roupd fullback AZ
ever laced himself with the Roleskln
thongs OF football. The might Of this
backfieid can be Judged by the fact
that much wonderful men as Dana o..
good. Roy Mercer. and Bill Hollenback
would be second to them.
ma
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Gallaudet and G. u.
Open in First Game

Gallaudet and Catholic University are
meeting in the Gallaudet gymnasium
tonight in the first OF series Of bas-
ketball games. and will open the local
collegiate season.
Both teams have been practicing
hard. and expect win In this their
first gasement. Catholic University
has not played this season. while Gal
iaudet won a practice game from West
ern High School
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
GARDEN ATHLETIC
CLUB WOULD STAGE
LIGHTWEIGHT BOUT
Welsh and Mcfarland Likely
to Be Brought to
Terms.

NEW YORK. Dec. THE Garden
Athletic Club has opened negotiations
for a .ten-round bout between Freddie
Welsh, England's lightweight champion.
and either ,Packey Mcfarland or Willie
title from Ad Wolgast. Since Ritchie's
manager has demanded q $4,000 guaran.
tee for n bout In this city 1t Is more
probable that Mcfarland will bc
matched with the Briton.
Welsh and Mcfarland have boxed
three times, a total OF IS rounds. II
Welsh decides to box Mcfarland he
will sail from England next week. so
that the bout can be staged early IN
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Second team.
Morris Is Selected
For All-Maryland Team

William Morris. the Maryland Aggies'
halfback. has been signally honored
in getting the selection as halfback on
the Ail-Maryland selection Of the Bal
timore Sun and the st. Johns Collie
gian.
Morris was selected above all others
in tho Suns selection. and was again
honored by the Collegian. the st. John Q
college paper. Morris was the only
man on tho Aggies' team to be Sc
lected by the two paperA
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Cubans Complain at
Reports of Rowdyism

HAVANA, Cuba. Dec. TT 10 q
gross injustice to charge the Cuban
rams with acts Of rowdyism because the
Philadelphia Athletics won ten Of their
twelve games played here" says Vic
tor Munez, the weli.known baseball
writer: "The Athletics were well treat.
cd while here. as they can attest. Even
dares and Havana teams was apparent,
and the crowds were staying away
from the park because Of that, the
American players were treated In 4
gentlemanly manner.
Cuban fans are incensed at the
stories sent from here during the re-
cent series. They do not want to be
known as bad losers to the extent of
being ungentlenanly to visiting play
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Just Winter League Baseball

It 10 reported that Beais Becker may
have a difficult time breaking into the
regular lineup Of the Giant outfield
next season. McGraw 10 said to have
picked up q brace OF gardeners who will
give Beals run for his money.
McGraw will present to New York
next spring the most extensive outheld-
er that ever distributed under Coogan's
Bluffs. He 10 william jacobson. whom
McGraw dug out Of the Three.I.League
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
DR.. SHADE
SPECIALIST
728 Thirteenth Street
Over 20 Years Practice Treatlso

Over 20 Years Practice TreatlaD
Indigestion. Loss Of Appetite. Con.
stipst tion. Dixsiness, Bad Taste. fuil.
Of Flesh. Heart Trouble. Pelpitstion
turc. ssliow Completion, Pimpisa
Blood and Skin diseases. Loss Of vi:
tality. and Special and Private All.
ments Of Both Sexss cured promptly
csn.uits sticn tres. msaieines suv.
slshed. charges low: Houra . - .
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
O'TOole Will Marry.

PiTTsBURGH; Pa, Dec. Marty
Pirates. will marry Miss Rose Katn-
leNn Heffernan. OF Saxonville, MaSs..
on December 30. other members OF
the club who will wed this winter are
John Wagner, Max Carey, Hendrix,
Owen Wilson. and Jackie Miller.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07

Harry Mccormick. the Giants pinch
hitter. In thirty-nine games came
through with q hit thirteen times-four
doubles. a triple and eight singles.
Now IJmpire RiRler 10 blaming connie
Mack for spelling his plans to take
picked team OF National League stars
on q transforming tour to Cuba.
Manager Jack Hayden 10 popular with
the Louisville fans. They believe ne Will
help the team rise to the top the coming
season.
Dick Smith. manager OF the Spring
field, ILL.,. team. will manage the scran-
ton team next season. DICK mas a.
ready signed his contract
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
The Last Stop.

held his -andtumbe
carried umpires
country the crimson firing line for twenty
q McGraw where
N magnate they would permit him to
meeting projections
probable would surrender the soft
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
,O'Brien After Job.

NEW YORK. Dec. -7.-J0e UBrlen,
dcposed secretary Of the Giants, Is
said to be seeking Tip O'Neil's place
A. president of the. Western League.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
(By Frank L. Stanton.)

I.
Bet head.
stars
Bst st they shiae
hut never more IN
Thereby pushing oft
channels When masterpiece Prof
Hermann smiled wanl his
the result rumored that Prof that he broken
in. will Murphy shortly
Inferno" basis parody.
There winter
meetings trade
generally days
consciousness
rapidly fading
reelect him president the National and
how he breads it,
referee-Bl Langod and the u A.
Consider further nominations closed.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07

Hans Wagner broke q worlds record
this year by completing his sixteenth
consecutive year. with q batting record
better than 100. Pop Anson held the
previous record. with fifteen years, in
which he batted better than 800.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07

and turned over to Mobile. He 10 some
six feet six inches from shore line tc
roof.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07
Rivaling F. P. A. at the Top of His Game.

SYou those label their gdron selections
They
brand comedy
this has
o The is Nowhere"
The Washington times., 1912-12-07

nor Lacquer in 1913 10 the path Of In.
fielder Martin Krug. Of the Red Sox
krug was sold to Indianapolis OF the
American Association. with an option to
be recalled August 90 1913.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07

For Al-America reeree-Bill Langord Of Trinity and
Consider further nominations closed.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07

Vacuum cleaners are not required In
enough.
The Washington times., 1912-12-07

fully satisfied each
until Bomeiser ackng
the in shape to wear the awarded laurel.
The border vidette., 1912-12-21
Float Gold Amalgsmating Company
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATIO
 OF THE Float Gold AmaIgamatiEg Company

KSow ALL MEN BY THESE PRESERVES: that w. the unirrsiv ne,i. the m -jority of whom r. itizers and r. nt- of the tate of Cn for ma have this day voluntarily rcirtSd onr- selves together for t"e pnrp"ee If form'nH a cnruoratIon under tho laws of the State of (al1Fp. n,a aud we do hereby certify:
 FIRST: That the name of sad corporation .I.aiI be: LOAF GOLD AMALGAMAIING COMP ANY.
 SECOND: That the purpnses- for which said ct.rt,rerion is formed tO own. pnrr hase huI or otherwise IuIre pa ents and pat mt rights, and to sell. lease othe, tfispose of he SD me; to uanufarture. own. purchase otherwise acquire mining and any and all other kinds Ot machinery. and 10 seii. lease or ntherwlse Ci i-pnse of the same; to iorats, own. purcha-e, develop mi nes or ming claims. and o -eI. a-t- O otherwIs" Q Iirr an d spOse of rha same: pur. hase. op-rate an ! con tru,.r, sell and maintain any and all kinds of smeters mach nery. amt wor ks for sme l. ing, reducing. saving aud nrrestiI;g fl at :-dld in rivers str-am- and dtYeiOptng and work ing all kin aud R,iDe at4. and to n,auu acLure, own. purchase or her wise ,;- uuire, I4a aud sell ani II kinds .rf patents a nd patent righta covering the m 'cate own. purchsee. ant gel rights fl nm 2. pIpe line, and all oth her conv va css for conductin, wat. T. tn losate. own, pur -ha ee opar ata and maiutain Rill AiTes nd rights of way srd easements for sama. and to p'Trchase leu. e and sell water or bWer, dom etic. n Ing, and other parpoe's; to pnrrhase own, conduct. operate and mai pun ping ulants for developing and conveying water to min g. faotorIes, and any and all other places; to pur-
The border vidette., 1912-12-21
.t af A-
 Notice ot Assessment.

Float Gold AmaIgamatiug Company
 Location of principal piac- of bus'- ness Los A ngeles, Califf'' mia
 Notice is hereby gwen that at meeting "fthe directors held on the 4th day of December 1912. an Hsses- men' of fiftN (5Ol cents Der share waa leVIeh upon the capi' sI stock "f the sad cor pnratit,n, p,,> abe op nr hefore January IS, 1913, 10 Nicbolss I Knnnv. Serre. tHry of the said Float c i'd Ams'gam"t- irg Company. at VI e fife of tLe s'-id compau,, No. 327 Mort h Buena Vita street, Los Angeles Csiif"rnia @ny sto,.k upon which this assassment shall remain unpaid on the l5t b day of Ja- nuarv. 1913, will bP delinq uent and ad- vs.rtlsed fer sHie at pu hli: auction. ard uuIes- pay menr is made hef"rt'. will he sold on the i2 h dav of February. 1915, to pay the delinquent nsS@s- mPn'. to- ueth+r with costs of nd vertising and expenSes of sale.
 NICHOLS KUHNY.
 Secretary .if he FIO4t (f..id AmatGs- rn,.r'r.e Corpsnv. whO-e office is locar ed. No 327 North Buena Vista street, Los Angeles, California. l2 If 5t.
The border vidette., 1912-12-21
NOTICE.
To our friends and patrons:

To our friends and patrons:
 We herewit beg to notify you, as we'll as the public in general, that this Company's office in fu- ture, will be at our Plant on Grand Avenue, where we will also carry a complete stock of all gas fixtures, such as lamps, stoves and everything pertain ing to the line, which we offer to install at an exceptionally low price, by our own installation crew that will spare no efforts in serving you at all times most efficiently and economically.
 For further information, we state that our telephone number is COY and in case you happen to experience any trouble with your gas apparatus already ins- tailed, please call us up instantly and you will be in the same man. ner taken care of.
 Respectfully,
 INTERNATIONAL GAS COMPANY.
The border vidette., 1912-12-21
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stock holders ,f the Tri- Mining, Smtlt- Ing and Refining Company of No gales. Arizona. will he held al the Mont+zuma. Ho'+l, in N"galer. January 18th. 1913, conm-nc'ns at nine o'clock, A. NJ and contln" ing. for not less than two. h"ur-. .nr the purpose of -,tcting Board If Five Directors for the ensuing year. aud the transac ion of such other business a- may properly come before the meeting.
 I2-7 St. M. K GANTZ. Secv
The border vidette., 1912-12-21
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES or INCORPORATION

KHow ALI, MrN BY rHrrE PRESENTS: That m.ni..I1tV of the issue<i and outrtand,nv rto,-k O. such rpornJIon with 6 view |" amen the t.- SIal O, ArszonA, d" he -' Ensk.-, pu,i siI. d. cia'e an amenuIn- nt t'' th- Artici"s 1T loco 10. at'on "f ths Int-rnaL'o''A' tis- t,m p.us n 1" d- ani mauoers i'' i"~i"x 70 "f;-
 ARTICi E IV.-B- ameud, O | r's', st Ioi- lows: Ihe amour, of he capitet ''oA oi tLis thou ana du $Z5o, OU.U",) "1vt'i-d ito J~. hand, sd suu fifty tho sand sfiares of the Oar value 0, one ooi.ar each. the saId siock may be Ih-ued for 'os rIuito ID cash of Tn r,,..., or of srrv.cus ,rndtr-d ] he tln,, " hen the Eran-f'. of the other pr"p-Ity mes- rIa't De c tn. Uf the isru1 nct O1 Get tlncAtes ", luUIDn of the Boaru- -of Directors auth rIziLs the isp ance of surh stock to' ca5li or Tor Teal cash an the oetermInatiun of the Board or DHetors ot such pr; peIty; r.ai or ls"1a cor 70, aJion may retain any pol tioI, .'I raii stock m it's treas".y .ud may - ''I i, hs Buaru of D rector~, or m euch manner as lIe by may provide -.'
 Ak,I,LE EyII-B, amended by adding there to the words: To enter Into the ou-Iutss manursctur1ng erU1nclal Ice ln the tow M "t N., f of N"ga ts, Santa Cruz county, o'aue of srlz,na anu ot selling the me to al per sons or CD poratlous wha csoever-ana ln 70 uu,ng a QuIIe frGnch ses. make ana enter into contracts witn pers''ns and col poi et,"n g, anu 10 0 a,I things that may De done iawt" y II the man nfactu Ing ana e.illns or arIih ia ice adIv,i to Art'cie ili or salu t 'tio'rs ol IncvI p,,ra he later nall'ual Gas Com pauy II TO D-cOme a part thereon
 AhIICL VI.-Ihat the amount of ndebt+ O. ness IlnDIiILy. ol eci or cont nseAI: to "hiSu o..rpuratIon at any tune t" s"p1 its,it IT, or 5 ircLeu, to o.- iImI tcu to tiie sum o' one hundred anu sixty sIA tnousand ooilaFe (I66 UUU OU).
 Auu thsr ths number of directors of the In ter lai Ional t1as Company anu Ot IIs BUaru oi , DlrectoIr all De hve.
 In Witness Whereof the perti hereto have se Ihe,r hands seals thin Hun oa5 oi De- cemDer. I9 2
 SPIhU $ PROTt,. President tSeal Attest W f. ( H .NUWEGH, Secretary IS a. II W. KELSEY, lS all