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Milford chronicle., 1912-04-12
Perlna Secrets
You Should Know

Soiden Seal the root Of the above
plant' Is very useful medicine. MANY
people gather it in our rich woodlands
curing the summer. Few people know
howYaluableitisin dyspepsia, catarrh.
and as general tonic.
'Nany thousand pounds of this root are
used each year IN the famous eatarrb
Iemedy' Feruna. This faetexplains why
everybody uses Peruna for catarrh.
Milford chronicle., 1912-04-12

We die
to inse
day ba
owing
but ne
OdAk gal
|. best W
months
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
TERsELY TOLD.
Sa0n REWARD

vhs Jourra ~m %, 600 rs~sra for
axlaencs tufaciesf 81 convict any boy -
psrson tours usaiina subscrfs-ru papsrt
sfteF silver ~ Same ny earrlar
r. q. CovinEtor. - staplstou. Ala,
arrived in the cIty Yesterday and is r.
guest az the San Carlos.
Mrs. M 81 RAY. ~ Jacksonville. 8
in the city today she arrived yes
terday and Be- registered at the San
Carlos
y. a. Williams az Milton. arrived m
tae city Yesterday and iB making De
headquartsrs AZ the San Carlos
r. p Einr. registered from selma.
Alabama. u amonr fhe visitors In The
citU BE arrived yesterday end Is st1r.
nE az ths San carIrs
Chnn Barclay ~ LUar Ava Ir q
the cts today flr arrived yesterday
end be Nuest 90 t1a San Car.1s.
Joe Stone. formerly 90 fHIa r.r.. tut
now enc manaFnr 1f one af che LARGEST
fquor firms In MONTGOMERY. vaa IH
tHs city yesterday masking fhe trio
So uHN short visit fn HIH parents
Um many frIenHr vU Ue pleased rs
learn thar Fr HaH made sIrH6ss .a
NontEumefF
o. 6 Williams. Hr Jacksonville. ar-
rived in fhe 0Itv yesterday and wiz
spend "a few IHrH here
Tae handsome homo 81 MfH gr1rrs
A Maher end NIrH Eue Uakrr "a
80 tne West belmont street HaH JUST
heEu completed ruH turned over 20
fnt owners NT fH. contractors
THE reported engagement ~ Sire. o.
r. Garter tn Nr AuTIerHrz IH frrur-
rHct. arrnrH.uE fH H-s Garter. who
F1vH mat 30 announcement ~ such
uHH made
Ur o. F Smaller. az WHHurHIUTH. 81
c. IH spending tHr holidays with rrfH-
f.Vra hfrr NhH genial doctor lH k.nIe
fv remembered Hr a number of Peuar-
r1I.ann who Save HummrrFl 10
WagueHTfUr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
NOTED aBAp MAN" SHOT
TO DEATH ~ LOUISIANA

Oak Grove. La. Dec .7--After hAy-
lnF been boss % the t0wn Tor one
day a. ~ declared. Pink MADDOX. .
reputef Tad" man was shot and
KILLED b. onccrs here yesterday after
he had stabbed 70 death Deputy Mar
shal T. r. Raw. Maddox had almost
1ompls-s posse sion q tns toun he
entire aay b. liberal use % hia nrs
arms he Kept nearly an q ne terror
Ired reputation In doors Ray vas
stabbed % deat1 while attempting .~
arrest che Desperate. Maddox mounted
horse ard attempted 20 escape but
vas overtaken ~ ofreers and killed in
ne battle which followed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
|. & n. TO GIVE
PUBLIC BETTER
CONNECTIONS
TRAIN NOW LEAVING TIE CITY
At itifs A. ~. WILL DEPART
AsoUT i2s4o. THUS AVOIDING
DELAY AT FLoMAToN.

within about sixty days ths Louis
VIE a Nashville railroad wiIl rear
range its schedule 80 a. 20 give trav-
eisrs from Pcnsacola better oonnsc-
tons az Flomation with trninH for
the north and south. A. present there
IL q wait O. Flomaton II between az
hour ard two hours but when the
new schedule r. adopted this wiil b
eliminated and close connections viii
Re- made with ths trains going north.
a. wei is those bound Tor Mobile AMI
New Orleans
n is the intention % have ths train
nov leaving a. tisib e. m. depart
about ~. 80. reaching Formation about
O'Clock AZ the same time AZ trains
over the ST. a ~. will arrive there
March Z wln be the date ths change
win Be made. and az the same time
other changes viii be made on other
divisions
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

AZ The home q the Duke - ConnauEht
In Ottawa and the next being seen -
q EurF. a. an opera party On New
York. following this % with a run out
to some country club for q series -
tunnEgan, skiing and boh-sled parties
az some country house.
Aiss Sears eniertalua lavIahlv and
well herself and counts among her
friends not ouiy thc Princess Pafri-in
~ ConnnuEht the Duke dAbrunri
AIfs. ". X Nandsrbilt and Harold van
derhllr but Walter Hobart. the rack
California POLO player. Graham -v-hlts
the English aviator. Mrs. John Grrkir.
noted Ncw York whip and many
others 90 equal note Ia society ana or,
90 o.
Decidedly unconventiounl. veins ting
Inns with red blood. a hater - molly.
enedlea Misc Sears is e popular Young
woman. she 10 the daughter o. Ffed-
erick Sears. q millionaire BostonIaH
~ ancient lineage
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
is CHARGED WITH
RAISING RECEIPT

Walter ~. Watson. q young waite
mar. % Atmore. Ala. Nas arrested
yesterday ~ Deputy sherry Brewton
a. the home - his father a. Gould
M. where ~ had been brought fpT
Treatment two - his toes havinE heer
injured BY tree falling on them
He vas brought o. the city and locked
% IN the county iail on the charge o'
changing the amount on receipt Is
sued % him - A. = GrimaleE, 3
store keeper a. Atmore.
orimsiey charged that Watson IN.
creased a receipt Tor - 20 ST. which
vas given % rim Cor tbe purchase ~
mcrchandtse
watson said last niwht that ~ would
NOT return % Aumore without requl.
sitiun A deputy sheriff r. expected
o. arrive here TO-DAY 20 carry l.m
hack 90 Atmnre.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
WRONG COTTON
WAS DELIVERED
WAITE MAN - ARRESTED EOS
RECEIVING noHEY o. Eitol.
GRADE COTTON ANo DELIVER.
ING Low GRADE

Charles mccall e white man. % A.
more. Ala. waE arrested 90 walnut
Hin yesterday 81 peTIf1 sheriff Brew
ton and brought 90 t1F county iau ir
this city. where ha WIS locked ur On
the charge a. selling q hale 20 cotton
which uaE not ~ the grads Represented
IN tho sample whlca Dr. exhibited and
1n witch the purchase was made
tie vas arrested on warrant siEned
hw A. n GrtmHlww Uf Atmnre Ala
who claims that Ere grade - cotton
shown Ia fhe sample displayed ~ No
Cau 70 worth 40 t-e cents Der pound
While the bale which be bought from
him contains cotton worfa oniy 3 cents
Per pound
A ofncer from Atmrr- is errertsd
20 arrive here this morning 90 take
Mccall hack q that place
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
BANANA NAY REoUcE
THE COST o. LIVING

WashinEtou. Dec. 27.-Ths huunbls
but nutritious hanana On tae opinion -
American Consul Julius - prnher NJ
Port Antonio. Jamaica. must b. rrck-
oued with a. real farfnr toward re-
ducinE the "hiFh rost - living" but ir
the sane sentence b. reported today
90 the bureau - ferelgn and domes-
tir commerce that tire banana 0rop
from Jamaica alone this year would bc
Iono zee buncaes shurf The United
states r1uasrnes nrc times az aurh nf
frr fruit a. ans other single country
Ia - encoursEing in his dsy 81 the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

BOSTON. Dee gr-srea % sth-
IefrH rH COO bad Eleanor Sears ~
fHla town Ir1f H man. Dr. she wera
there certainly would Hr something 3d..
uE Iu ere world of HTorf
NiHa ~fHrr. uuf0rfrrHfa'r BEL q wnr
man. sos che Ess shown snrE remark-
1Hfe athletic HFHvrsH .hHf many large
HFHHrv w#r HHrH bad o. admit fhrr
hopeless IrfHr.urIfT Others uh1 viii
not admit rrr HHF them beaten declare
freely fH#| NJ FHr were man she
would re frH marI rosy hued 20 au the
white rHrFH .H fHr HHfir realm that
Ir fhH world ~ ffrHfH Mclaughlin AMI
UuHH" wH"." HHrH. EH fHH H'rH 20
ryFnIrs Hr ".r ..HT r.Ff Ha Marc
tHnHrr HHH u...H undoubtedly cause
tbg FIusvE EaHf.fuan from south An
Ca who uHr flr prize Hf che Olympic
games last JuiH fn So way back anI
fIkH Hu HgrHrHn.. position in tfe
rear
Uut .Hr m.f fhat Miss Sears r. q
girl haE HHf deferred Eer from E1fur
into HfEIHf.H Iu Dis wuy. and che Is
rrrrrrH# conceded t1 Pc fhe best wo-
man athlete a America.
Tr HHEr H.ia. she can swim better
..HH F... ordinary ESP. ard faH some
notable IONS. distance EwimH 90 her
credit srn has PLAYED PONY polo On
H rH.HfH ladies' team her skIfui drIv-
ing HrI daring r.H.nE being the "a
r.raHrr ~ wen PLAYERS uhu refereed
ono game She n. an excellent tennis
.a#er enc can heat anything Newport
sac f1 HH.r. At horse shove she drives
I'm EgHHHa manner ard has won
many HrrEH ana seconds len enc duE cart
Glasses ara uHHv tandem driving she
also rides tH Che hounds.
She H no stranger fn fhe rndded
mitra ard Or Is said on authority that
more chan once FHH she knocked fair
antagonists painting over tae ropes
she walked a. miles GO a time en- Cafi-
f0rr.a couple g years ESQ
More recently she has taken gr
skating and here. too. she shines
Mfss Sears doesn't stop with being
au athlete She BE- social leader
equally well Known In Boston. New
York and washington AZ q hostess
she has Elined fame from Par Harbor
fa California She Is Hnod dancer.
rrf invented ere chicken Sip wEl~h
HHs HH.Hnr fHr craze uHfH fH. smart
.HE HE Nu##.u eHU Is ..rr un#H .kH8
.u# .ef.a- ..r entertained #nF
wcok bslng a member Of q house paEp
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
WRECKlNc TUGS FLOAT
STEAMER FROM SHOALS

sandy Hook. y. J., Dec. aT.-Ths
United Fruit Conrany's steamship
Turrialha, which went ashore on south
BrlEanfine shoals near Atlantic City.
IN q snow storm early Tuesday morn
ing was pulled - into deep water by
wreckinr tugs today The tugs took
her under tow FOR New York where she
will BE- locked for repairs. Her 50
passengers were taken or Christmas
day and her cargo tettisoned Yesterday.
Most Of the crew are stu on board
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
ave SPECIALIST rs HELD
or WHITE SLAVE CHARGE

Charleston. 8 C.. Dec c7.-united
States COMMISSIONS D waties war
Ing. today held Or RI O.. Besser. who
claims fo De- an eye nese and throat
specialist q Chicago for trial m the
federal court on the charge ~ trans
porting Julia Howard from Macon. ga.
o. Charleston for immoral purposes.
The woman was held as a witness.
Both provided bond The couple waE
arrested Tuesday ~ a local agent for
the federal government
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
IS BADLY
BURNED ABOUT
FACE AND NECK
CHILD OF MR. AND nRs LEE DAN.
lELL PAINFULLY BuRNEo AND
MRS DANIEL ALSO BURNED IN
ENTINGUIsHiHo THE FLAMES.

The .ufant ~ Mr and Mrs. Ice
Daniel was very painfully burned yes
tsrday, when Gee clothing csught IRE
In one Of the rooms a. the home on
North Sixth avenue. Mrs Daniel was
also painfully burned in cKtinElishine
me flames.
The Infant was IN a room, with other
children when ire accident occurred
one ~ TIE children screamed when the
clothing ~ the baby caught and Mrs.
Daniril r1rhlnE Oh found the flames
rapidly gaining Roadway she eEtin-
Euished them. though 10 doing - her
hands and chin were painfully burned.
The baby r. burned about tho face
neck. ono hand and arm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

high coat o. living. saws Mr.. Drohsr.
80 have coed reason for believing that
the banana is destined 90 play no small
I part N meeting TIE worlds demand Tor
larger and cheaper supply ~ whole
some food"
Drought Mnd hurricanes. however.
have worked havoc with the jamaican
I crop.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

David bX Constable Allen Brewton
and brought % the city last nigat
while The latter was arrested b. two
policemen 81 HE home on East Jor-
dan street
Mitchell - wanted On the charge %
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

cutting WIN Peterson. another neEr
man. while Davis h charged with hsN
inE struck Harrison Watson. also
nerro. on the head with an a. autche
was locked up In the county lail au,
Davis q IN the city jail.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
OKLAHOMA srhTE PRINTER
I8 ARRESTED FOR FORGERY

Okiahoma City. OKLA ner af--Gues
~. Ferris. state printer. was arrested
here taday ga r. warrant rfarE.uE him
with .n forgery 90 state warrants
Au examination Hr state examine
and Inspector Parkinson. De- is aIIeErd
discovered more than taI0a6 m HieT3
warrants had been issued asa.rEf Ira
maintenance fund
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28
NEGROES WANTED BY
POLICE CAPTURED

Tvo negro men Who have heru
wanted b. the police since Christmas
On ths caarre ~ assault wrre arrest
"a yesterday one ~ them being a.
rested 40 McnaVid and the other one
AZ his bone iu tn.a rIfv. Thrv Hra
Hubbard Mitchell and Edmund ua
We the former bclng arrested % BE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

Only ore anRoMo ouiNtnE"
That o. LAXATIVE BWoMO QUfNTNE
Lock fnf fhn signature 81 p W GROVE
Cures a Cold in ore nay cures DRIP ir
Two DAYS l1r fAdv }
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

We have one lot Of Ladies
Coats and Suits we bought
late IN the season, 70 sell
cheap on easy payments.
Calm, % s. Palafox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-28

re 4ourma ~iH BaA 800 reNnrd 90
aNtdence aufHcieHf tc eensiCf anr boz -
naFnon tours naailna suhacrfsrru EannrH
after ufiiWHrF af Same ~ Carrtar
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-09-06

EVERY AMERICAN CITIZEN should know
- the history of our own country and the world
to intelligently perform his full duty as citizen
in the Government of This Nation. How else
are we to judge great questions crowd
upon for decision except by knowledge of the pas
The Question of the Trusts agatng the business and
commercial world rights of labor and capital
these and hundreds of other important questions press
upon nation for intelligent discussion and decision.
How have such questions been in the past? For the
read the history of ancient civilizations which -four
ished decayed and died. Read the history of mighty
Babylon, of imperial Rome kingdom. then a
republic, and finally empire and amiarize yourself
with her growth development and decay history
of the French Revolution the establishment of the republic
cut of which came the empire dominated by Napoleon.
Then when you know history, when you know cause
of the rise and downfall of empires and nations
until then, will be able to nteigently discuss and
decide the great questions that pressing
where for attention The growth development and decay
of the nations of the world inspiring
theme that can claim the attention of man, Dr. Rid.
path has told better than has been told before
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-06-20
STOCKHOLDERS RESPONDING TO APPEAL.

According reports from Spokane answers are coming III
from all over the west to the Stewart stockholders committee
Which recently started advertising to get the opposition 70 =
Augustus einze concentrated The time has been too sort
members of the committee which include f. j. Carter as cnalr
man and several other Spokane men helpers declare to al
low of much return from the eastern cities.
All of the letters far received assure the committee 81
he support and all letters being classified ana copies o.
he complaint filed against einze here are beng mailed 10 te
Stockholders statement by the committee says la y y
e little early to replies from New York. Boston ana
PHILADELPHIA where many stockholders reside Inc commit
tee has letters from Butte Bo1se Helena ana an over '
state Of Washington and they beginning to come IN lIo
many other points Holders of the stock widely scattered
and it will be time before replies had from all lhc
committee which organized in Spokane inserted advertise
nent in newspapers all the country to secure list
stockholders nj the mine thing which enze refused to fur
s 1t is believed that enough proxies be obtained TO
AXE the away from the Butte man at the annu
Meeting in August if the court does not appoint receiver III
the meantime
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-06-20
RYAN FINANCES IDAHO MINE.

mining deal which promises to affect the lead silver sit
uaon in the northwest materially and in which the Intention
Of the Amaganaed Copper company to invade the territory
of Butte competition with the Guggenhelm interests -
evident was announced this week Through the efforts OF H.
Carter of Spokane John d. Ryan president of the Anal
gamaed Copper company and of the International Smelling
Refining company the latter corporation having recently been
formed to compete with the Guggenlems has advanced SoO
o0o to equip the Idaho Continental mines north Of Priest lake
and % miles from Port Hill ao the deal having been clos
ed two weeks ago by A. Kockman president OF the company
who returned from New York last week Ryan has agreed to
provide further amount $150000 proves insufficient The
rt inSaent of $4,000 deposited to the credit OF the
Idaho Continental management in Spokane Monday.
The Idaho Continental company group consists OF ~
claims developed bv mile of underground workings to depth
# 500 feet The mine operated extensive scale Tor
period several years and shipped l2o tons OF hg
grade sverlead ore The property recently examined
bv Frederick Burbdge formerly general manager OF the Bun
cr Hin and Sullivan and several other engineers and their
ports agree on an estimate of 100000 net of in sight
above the 500 foot level
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-06-20
CLARK 1NspEcTs SUNSET PROPERTIES

Ex-senator w. A. Clark accompanied by his son, W. A.,
Clark r Judge W. NJ Bickford and his private secretary
Mr. Goldfarb arrived in Wallace Wednesday trip OF IN
specton the senator's mining properties located on sun
peak In statement given out during his stay Mr 1ark
said that he endeavorng to determine whether OF
not he had mine Sunset peak and added that he hoped ne
had He said that if it found that there are indications
of the property coming up to expectations the development
work will follow rapidly The visit of Mr.. Clark and party
entirely unexpected by the mining men OF Wallace and ms
appearance the streets created much comment Wednes
day evening taken for auto ride to Kellogg Speaking
further of his Sunset property the senator said the surface
showngs were excellent and that he had few men AT WORK
doing development and prospecting work but that was al
fcu to accomplish much in this line without electric power
There is power line within short distance from the claims
and is the intention connect with this line lmedla
The work far has consisted Of sinking but this has been
slow work on account the hardness Of the rock and this part
Of the work will not be resumed until power installed The
men are now raising and there several fine showngs re-
ported the tunnel and the is good grade or
ing ore The ore largely siveread with some znc whc
will have to be separated In regard to the transportation
facilities the senator said that it rough country ana
hard one in which TO build roads but that suhclent ore was
encountered to warrant road there would be one bu very
soon The senator and party visited the group Thursday ana
thoroughly inspected the workings and left alace frda
morning in his private car.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-06-20
MINER KILLED WHEN STEEL TOUCHES W1hE

w. f. Cobb, nipper employed in the Standard m'ne al
Mace was eecrocuted this week. According to the lnoa
ion obtained the officials Of the company Cobb was work
no in one of the lower eevs and piece Of steel which ne was
carving came in contact with the trolley wires COBB was
Knocked down but he retained his grasp the steel anu re-
named across the trolley wire The fellow employees ruseu
the aid Of the stricken and attempted to remove nm
with the result that of them severely shocked a
was only after several attempts that the victim was eeu
from the current An immediate call was made Tor she pui-
motor and than hours every possible effort was
made to rs,sitae the but without effect and he was at
last given up for dead The remains brought to the Wor
,tell establishment in Wallace.
The deceased is unmarried and is about 80 years Old Lie
formerly lived in Warlner and is member of the knights OF
o1thias The funeral was held in Kellogg Cobb was an
Fngshnan his parents living in London Lie has lived
this district several years and we'll known and liked
,y ALL The effects of the electricity were apparent on the
5ody of the victim There number OF burns about the
head and shoulders and one each side of his chest
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-06-20

Charles W. Beale, candidate for the republican nominal
congress- this week issued the following statement outl
his position in the campaign
Believing the voters of the state of Idaho to be en-
titled to honest declaration of the legislation and
political principles for which a candidate stands, |
make no new declaration when | say: am republi
can; protection republicans an Idaho protection
pubcan; an Idaho raw materials republican, II
there is one state in the Union that is distinctly pro-
ducer of raw materials it is Idaho 1t there is one
state in the Union that is in need of republican pro
lection for the production and sale OF it's raw materials
1t is Idaho Around our state her people and her IN
dustres, | would draw the circle of republican pro
lection and against any man who would tear that pro
tecng barrier down, ! would launch the curse of
failing markets, suspended operations and idle
| have no sympathy with democracy as eXempllied in
the present house of representatives. ! am opposed
to it and its enacted threatened and proposed legisa
ton, believing such legislation most damaging to the
happiness, contcntmcnt and welfare Of the people of
the state Nor have any patience with any repub
can | care not where he halls from, who consors
WITH counsels with votes with democrats to take
away American markets from American producers, to
undermine American business and to transform
American workmen into American tramps upon Am
erican highways.
| believe our first party duty is to our state, to
the development of her and to the progress
and enrichment Of her people TO make Idaho great
and respected and her inhabitants i"oe porous and
happy, | am enstde republican, and if there is
any better brand Of republicanism than that | am
ready to accept it. stand for legislation that will
make Idaho great, honored aud respected; that will
develop the natural resources of ldaho that will pro
tect every industry in Idaho that will improve the
navigability of the rivers and streams Of daho that
will reclaim the snaps and overfIowed lands of dao
that will open the public domain in Idaho for settle
men and occupation Of her citizens; that will furnish
for Idaho farmers and merchants ready, steady and
profitable market that will give to Idaho wage earn
ers constant employment at the highest scale OF wages
and that will make the people of Idaho happy pros
perous contented enable them to live in comfort and
TO educate their children to fit them for the privileged
and responsible position Of independent sovereign
American citizens.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-06-20
STEWART HAS s15o,ooo IN CASH,

A news dspacl from Boston says the Stewart Mining
company has Approximately $5000 cash IN It's treasury ana
is in the strongest financial position in it's history hstl
ates placed May net earnings at $4,000 comparing with
800 in April Aside from the current bills payable amounting
possibly to $4,000 the Stewart company has no debts but has
been lender Of money It had out loan to the ONO COP
per company $4,000 which repaid few days ago Inc
Stewart company has been doing extremely well OF ate eS
pecay when it is remembered that two years ago ha
floating debt Of approximately $20OO00 This has been wiped
out and in addition to building up the $15o00o cash surplus
there has been spent from earnings for the new
and development upward Of $l500oo The 1917 panic el'
Stewart with heavy debt which caused the property to be shut
down not to he eopened until April 1910 when considerable
development and construction work was necessary ton
stmcton eSpe ndures have of late been averaging from $
600 to $15 900 month.