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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-05

MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE Co.
New York, December 2 1912.
A regular quarterly dividend OF 21a per cent
and an extra dividend OF 3h per cent on the cap
ital stock Of MergentLaler Linotype Company
win be paid on December 81. 1912. to the stock.
holders Of record they appear at the close Of
business on December 7. 1912. The transfer
books will not be closed.
FRED'k ]. WARRINGTON. Treasurer.
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Reserved for interest. A,SO6 II
Total .$14. LBS, 1874 so
District Of Columbia, City Of Washington, S.:
l, CHARLES f.. HOWE, treasurer Of the aboye
named bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. CHARLES E. HOWE, Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day Of December, 1912.
ALBERT ii. SHILLINGTON, Notary Public.
COrrect-Attest:
c. ]. BELL.
HENRY +. RLOCNT,
CORCORAN THOM,
VI. T.. ALLIES,
". ]. FLATHER,
HENRY II. FATHER,
JAMES NJ. GREEN.
HENRY HURT,
CLARENCE F. NORMENT,
JOSEPH PAUL,
EDWARD MCLEAN,
Directors.
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FINANCIAL.

| REPORT FTHE CONDITION
OF the
National Bank of Washington,
| At Warrington. in the District Of Columbia, ~
the close OF business November ~, 1Sl2.
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The Safest Investments

Are those that do not nuctuate during dis
turbed conditions OF the money or stock
market First deed OF trust not"> FIRST
mortgages, well secured on real esta,S In
the District OF Columbia. constitute ''x.tt
edge Investments. They do not depend
upon the financial responsibility OF indf-
and are exempt from taxation personal
property. We can supply such investments
In amounts from $500 upward. Send for
booklet. Concerning Loans and Invest
ments"
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
Second National Bank.

At Washington. in the District of Columbia. at tho
close of business November 70 1912:
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
American Security and Trust
Company,
At Washington, in the District Of Columbia, at
the close OF business. November Is. 1912,
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
District National Bank

At Washington, d. c., at the close Of business
November Is, 1912.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
McLachlen Banking Corporation,
At Washington, in the District OF Columbia, AT
the close OF business November 70, l9l2
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
The Citizens Savings Bank,
WASHINGTON, D. C..
At Washington. in the District Of Columbia at
the close Of business November %, 1912.
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RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ...............$1,21 9
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured.
L. S. bonds to secure circulation. 400
L. s. bonds to secure L. S. deposits. 1,
Other bonds to secure L. s. deposits. 1O4,
Premiums on l.. S. bonds. .......... 4,
Bonds. securities, etc. Is,
lures ~ 2s7
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
United States Savings Bank, .
WASHINGTON. ID. c.,
At Washington. In the District OF Columbia, at
the close Of business November 20, 1912.
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Due from state ana pri.
vate banks and bank
ers, trust companies
and savings banks. 80.
Checks and other cash
items
Exchanges for clearing
house
Fractional paper curren-
CT. nickels and cents.
Lawful money reserve in
bank, viz:
Specie ...............
Legal-tender notes. go.
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IOIal =. .$O,ofO,oOO ~
District Of Columbia, city of Washington, Is:
!. HARRY G. MEM. treasurer Of the above
named bank. do soemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. HARRY G.. MEM, Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th
day of December. 1912.
ALFRED B. DENT. Notary Public.
Correct--Attest:
Jno. Joy Edison, S. L. Phillips,
Ellis Spear. Augustus Crane,
John B. Larner, Martin A. Knapp.
Andrew Parker, Jno r. Carmody,
Arthur Peter, John A. Hamilton,
George A. King, Louis p. Shoemaker,
John H. Clapp, Charles B. Bailey,
n. H. Shea. Geo. Trueedell.
II. D. Mirick, Theodore W. Noyes.
Directors,
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The World of Finance and Trade.
Washington; New York; London.

'1SIOA1,
| NEW YORK
| Received by !
The Star Office.
AmalramatedC Upper .
AM eetSurarcom...
Am.Beet Sugar pfd.. U.
Am. Brake Shoe com.
American ancom.
American Canpfd. 30.
Am.Car&Fdy.com..
Am.Car&Fdy.pfd.
Amer Cities Co. CO n.
Amer. Citiespfd. 900.
Am.CottonO lcom.
AmericanIca.
Amer .Linseedcom.
Amer. Linseedpfd.
Am.Locomotivecom..
AmericanMaltpfd...
AmSm.&Ref.com. H..
Am.Sm.&Ref. pfd. 90.
Amer.e nufcom.
Amer SteelFdy.com..
Amer. Sugarcom.
Amer Tel fele,.....
Amer Il obaccocom.. /.
Am.Tobacconewpfd..
Amer Wooden com.
Aner.W oolenpfd. -.
Am.Writg.P Paper pfd.
Anaconda Copper.
At, co H..
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Atlantic oastLins.
F.Goodrichcom..
Baldwin, .pfd. 80.
&OhiOcom..
BethlehemSte ).
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BrooklynRap. Iran.
Brunswick Terminal.
California; ilcom.
California ilpfd..
CanadianP aciic.
Central LeatEercom..
Ctesareake & Ohio.
(ti.d nv est.com..
Chi.&Gr.West. pfd...
Cti.,Mil.&St.P CON-.
Chicago&Northw'n..
ChinoC Copper.
ColoradoF uel&Iron..
Corsol.G
ornProductscom. =.
CornI roductspfd..
Delaware&Hudso .
Del, Lacka.& West. ..
DistilIers'S securities.
Du., S.S.&At.Ry.com.
Railroadcom. 80.
rieh ailroadlstpfd..
ErieR. R. 2dpfd.
Fed.Min. &Smelt.pfd
GeneralElectric. go.
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GoldfeldC on. Min.
GreatN orthernpfd.. :.
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Gug'nh' mExplor.Co.
IllinoisC CENTRAL. $500.
Inspirations copper.
Inter. Harvester 49,.
Inter.Harvester pfd.
Inter. Mer Macon.
Inter.Mer. Ma.pfd.. :.
lnterboro.-Met.com..
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Inter-Stm.P Pump CO n
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IowaC entralcom.
kan.LitycOu.con....
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LackaSteel com. 90.
LehighV Valley.
Liggett&M yerspfd.
lorrillsrdC
Loose-M ilesC o.cor..
Loose-Wileslstpfd..
Loose-Wiles2d. pfd. =.
Mackay Co.pfd..
MsyDept.Storecom..
Mexican Central. 90.
MexicanP euoleum...
MiamiC Copper.
Minne.&.StL.com. :.
M.,St.P &S.S.Mcom.
Mo,
Mo, Kan.&Tex.pfd...
Nj issourP aci6c,. go.
NationalB iscuitcom..
Nat.Enam.&St.cOm..
NationalL eadcom. =.
National Lead pfd. . .
Nevada Copper.
Norfolk Southern.
Norfolk&W estern..
NorthAmerica. 800.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
National Savings and Trust
COmDany.

AT Washington in the District of Columbia. a,
the close of business November 70. 1872.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
HERE'S
INTERESTING
TOY News"
LOW PRICES RIGHT
HERE AT CHRIST
MAS Time TOO.

This is the "toy season."
but be careful what kind OF
toys you select
Hadn't You rather have
good, substantial, well-made,
Tricycles, Irish Mails" and
the other wheel toys, for in
stance, than the fiimsy kind
that break in the ehildren's
hands, especially II the
prices arc so reasonable that
they fairly surprise your
Here's a Christmas tip TO
you: The
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
ACTRESS RUINS
GREAT CAREER
sHoPLiFTER PROVES TO Sc
OLIVE BERKLEV, ONCE A POS
siBLE MARY ANDERSON
WAS uNHAPPiLY MARRIED.

New York. Dec T.-"without doubt
the youngest actress 20 deserve a
laurel wreath Is Miss olive Berkley.
Although not yet is. she showed a
depth ~ feeling when she penetrated
the cold and classic role % the statue
Galatea that was as artistic as u was
delightful Her Galatea compared Ia
vorably with the galatsa % Mrs.
LanEtry. II IL 3ust possible that IN
Mas Berkeley We have a successor 90
Miss Anderaon-swho knows
The same olive Berkeley ~ whom a
dramatic critic In New York wrote
these words. IA 1899. a. the Mrs. Olive
Mc8raw who Ia In Special Sessions
today clad IN nl-ntting garments pro-
vided ~ a sympathetic store detec-
tive. wrtnkied - face and wandering
~ eye. waiting % hear what n 20 be
her punishment Tor the attempted
theft ~ a few trinkets from the
jeweiry counter 81 . Sixth avenue de-
partment store. Also she Is the same
Olive Berkeley. who fifteen years aEo.
was considered tire prsttisEt show Eiri
on Broadway already was totter-
ms at ths top 81 the white light to-
hoEKan. though che was the center %
HANaN u NAaeeAaANH AAAAAENAa AAAA
outrivaled any other such 3string'' on
Broadway.
But 81 was not one % these wealthy
admirers that Miss Tierkioy married
She Lost her heart 90 Edward IAoyd.
an actor. Not long after their we'd
ding there was trouble between the
footliEht pair Then Lloyd died
Husband No. 2 was a Newspaper man
named MoGraw. lie. too. died
IN Ell this time drink was getting
a grip On the 'prettiest show girl -
When she wanted another enNaEement
hhe could not get a. hut she was
able. because % her inner knoviedxs
~ the people they stage. % forge their
names 10 orders for theatre tickets and
@ write cunvincinE notes above their
signatures. Tire tickets she sold 20
Bcalpern.
n vas IN 1904 that en-. ticket
fraud first went wrong she appear
"a On court with q baby IN her aims
and explained she was operating the
swindls 10 feed herself and thu chiid
Friends came % her aid and took up
subscription for her. bat a little
later shs vas arrested again for the
same offsnse.
when she was arrested IN the d.-
partnent store she said she had slept
IN Bryant park for three nights and
had been without food FOR three DAYS.
A skirt and Jacket was all she wore.
Her "stockinwsT proved % have been
painted on her legs with shoe black
ms.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

patients some even standing m me
hail a~aitinE their turns 70 see tha
man.
The German American rnstituts 70
Gated here several months nEo. trey
claimed 20 have q Eood treatment for
certain chronic diseases that would
produce results. and trey advsrtissd
their claims IN the daily papers ard
paid for their advertisements They
are looking for Just such sick men and
women a. are found IN this community
and surroundlnE towns. they want
chance % demonstrats what their
treatment win DO IN each case where
y r. carried cut aa they direct. an
hey are surety producinE results Nv
erYwhsrs enc gees oniy words ~ praise
are heard for these gentlemen Ard
While their treatment r. new IN this
section q r. Oh IN others where n has
been proven By others. sick Ike you
are sick today not sick On bed. bat
hardly able % draE around and % your
work II you want 70 ct cured. Why
net Est cured now7 Why not get
cures Tor ths sake % vour family ard
frisnds even ~ you a. FEEL 80 mfssr-
able that an here - EnnsT II to@sn't
matter Boz bad Veur case g. nor how
long yusir have hssn suffcrtur. ~ ths
Doctor says Ne can cure yeu. you vii
- cured BY ire aid ~ their New
y enfnsnt they produce results which
cther doctors say wouif - impossible.
and which even the Doctors themselves
woulf have said were impossible q Few
years AGO. before they had this New
Treatment
They treat aud cure as Chronic Pei
vlc Nervous and Private Diseases -
Men and Women. F0r syphilis they
are USING IRE famous German Remedy
t9e and lta new component "atA"
tAdvD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
Curing Chronic Cases Daily

Get yuur doctor 10 read q few articles
out o. his medical Journal 20 you. look
over bis equipment. ses his micro
scope. examine bis test cases. see his
apparatus for taking blood pressure.
and you VIII ST some idea q . doe
tors work. Then ask him how many
different eis.sses he treats; you win
be Astoniahsd % learn THAI be must
have az MS fingers end a WORKING
knowledge ~ over twelve hundred ar
fsrent diseases. He must know al
aeout them. and more he must have
a good personality. ~ this 7 mean Ne
must be able 20 make you fee better
ths moment You talk wlth him or me
instant he steps into the sick room.
You have met that kind % a doctor.
haven't you one % those BIZ. Fooa-
natured. easy roinE men. The very
sight - him makes you fee IKE q
new psrson Yet even he sometirnem
don't ana can't cure you. Why Too
rnuch 90 &c. Tee many diseases 20
handle.
As Chief Physician 81 this rnw-i-
tuts I treat fewer diseases than you
have finkers ara toes. and as ! set
older. I am cutting even these down.
7 don't know q all ~ q long ways.
hut ! am thorough IN what under
take I tell a patient his exact con-
dttion ! tell him whether he can BE
cured. relieved. or not cured ~ my
treatment. 7 take no cases that can
uoi benefit. for ] don't want that kind
81 money, and my associates don'f
want o. our manager would discharge
NE tomorrow ~ he found me dofnE
hat. besides, 81 o. not right. o. r. not
honest. and. aEaln. don't need the
money thar had"
Win a smile the hlE genial ola
gentleman went back % bis work for
Ire of7rrs were nlied wtfh waftfnF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
CHIEF Physician % tire German Amer.
lean Doctors Discusses His Work
For Public Decd.

These are busy Gays A. the ofnces %
che German American Doctors. IN the
Thiesen building Every patient e
carefully examined by the chief pay
sIcIau. and only after that examination
a. the patient told e. 20 the durability
~ the trouble for which relief e
sought
Ia a short taIk. this morning. with
the writer, the Doctor said. -Peopls
often come Co me with the simplest
little ailments. saying they are sure
they wW die from them. that they
have tried every patent and proprie-
tarv remedy they see advertised. ana
without any benefit. on eNamination a.
ts often found taat there IL absolutely
M trouble ~ q serious nature. ard
that BY means ~ proper diet proper
-iafhinr. and regulation 81 baths. the
patient becomes a. once well
AEain. people VII call VITA = very
serious trouble. one which wifl require
the experience and Hkiu ~ a man
trained alone the lines have 81 often
spoken about. and yet this patient VII
cav on my trouble don't amount %
mgrh. Doctor. I am sure q could BE-
easily cured N I Just had the right
remedy There's the rub. ~ I could
only set the riEht remedy n aick
person could always set the right
remedy and the rght Doctor. their
lruuhles would soon ~ cured
-it he setting the right remedy that
has been ms work Cor years and Years
Nnt only my Work bat the work O.
81 cry physician in an TIE German
American Institutes IN this country"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
KILLED BY COUSIN
WITH OWN SHOTGUN
While Hunting 'YoVns Men "Aelsd- .
Rsbst One Lowered Gun and tire
Trigger Caught IN Clothing.

RioomsburF. Pa. Dec Accident
ally shot late Saturday BY a gun IN
the hands ~ hts first cousin. John
CrevelinE 81 Berwick. with the upper
part % his right lung shot % pieces,
his collar bone m spliuters. and the
thoracic cavity ruled with blood
Clayton shultse. 20 years old. son ~
MI and Mrs. Isaac shultse. OF Divide.
Columbia county. died early today.
While hunting near Divide they had
"hoiod" a rabbit ShuitHe started q.
passing bis own loaded gun 70 Creve-
ling az tho time.
A. Creveling lowered the gun the
trigger caught IN his clothing and
both barrels we're discharged one
charge barely missed shuitse. as he
stopped only a few feet away. bat the
other buried Itself In hia body not a
shot coming out Medical ala va
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

tired last today and WI r~ceivs a
monthly pension.
lie entered the service a. . track
layer. and since issT has been bag
gaEemaster here. Tie worked early and
late and never took time or except
for funerals. and then only a half Gay
~ a time.
last night Division Superintendent
.. T. Murray and ether Lake shore
officials came here on special train
ana gave the retiring smrloye q ban
quet
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

The chief oxecutioncr 81 death IN the
winter and spring months Il pneu-
monia It's advance agents are colds
and grip. In any attack BY enc o. these
mnladiea no time should be lost in TAX
inR tho best medicine ohtnimhbie 20
drive % on. Countless thousands have
found this % be DR. Kings New Dis
covery "My husband believes Il has
kept sim from having pneumonia three
or four timea.- writes Mrs. George W.
Place. Jacksonville. VI. ~and for
coughs. colds and Group We have never
found rs equal" Guaranteed FOR an
bronchial affections. Price so cts ard
800. Trial bottle free at W. A. DIAL
embertes (AdvD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

why are you trying for a SOB IN the
On binstT You know very well that
you have no possible chance"
II doesn't hurt % aim high ard
leave plenty % room for discounts. All
expect r. a $500 clerkshir"-
Courier-Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

You never smoked a better
cigar than the "El Falco."
It's a Porto Rican; 10 cents.
Lewis Bear Co., distributors.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

Henry Peck-lIDo you thiuk you can
make q good portrait ~ my wifsf
ny. Brushaway-My friend. can
make 4 - hfsiike you'n Jump every
time you see it--Exchanne
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
GersOn Prices

are right and the goods are
right, too. II you happen 10
be assisting Santa Claus to
any great extent, you'll APP
preoiate IL, too: We've every
toy you ever heard of, from
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
The Increased and
Increasing Cost of Living
IA, pbilin u Reau
BY Philip D. Beall.

tenn. ana a profit on me business al
these are paid ~ the consumer. ~ us
Individually
soras Comparisons.
suppose Tor instance a merchant en-
tiers into business purchaainE q $4,000
stock - goods. BE has
Store rent 500 per month.
year ss.s.ss.ss.sss.s..s. EltaHp.pR
Horse and wagon ......... soa.eo
Clerk } ire. bookkoeper and
clerk. $50 per month each. 100
Two drivers a. a25 per month eQooe
Fixtures ....s...ss.+ss..sss hNs.tN
lHeidcnfaiH ..sss.ss.s.s.s.sss bJ9.vo
OPERATING expense. ....... t5.aOo.oo
Amount 81 stock $40 900. OF
Grating expenses $500, 10
per cent profit f2.too fa7, 72o 90
twenty-five per cent loss on
credit system ....ssss....s $4,000
Selling price ....-.........taA $1,000
or an Increase a nearly one hun
ared per cent % be borne by TIE Gus
toner Then we have emitted the 10
per cent ~ the iobber. Which - So
900 60 All this Ne pay. and all In
rreaaea the cost % living How can
we eliminate these causes. either
Jointly or sevsrniiy
Reveraflv. Take the rent item
Property ~ excessively vaiuef By the
owner free from anv regulation save
that ~ demand. and Ne seeks % pro-
cure an income ~ sRy . per cent on
this arbitrary vaiuafinn
Could not property values hs nxed
as they are for taxation. and q com
mission established tor that purpose
and regulating TIE fust and eauitable
return % BE- made thereon as pr0at
But we temporize. The staples 81
lifa have 90 De- purchased, and with
our money. Now ws pay excessive
uronts 10 several dealers. We pay
double the value o. the article pur-
chased
why not establish municipal mar
net or markets built b. the city. paid
hy TAXATION. and operated ~ oficials
IN the employ 81 the city government
This would abolish the iohber. This
would abolish rent. A IRE proof struc-
turo in an Isolated position 81 regards
other buildings would avoid Insurance
And lastly. abolish the credit system
ur regulate u IN proportinn 20 ths
ability of the person desiring n "a
pay. This aholiahea the 2b per cent
loss there. should you desire 20 still
further decrease the costs. avoid ths
delivery charge BY going 20 market "a
purchase. A. present the price is ths
same whether Tor cash or for credit
whether you 50 90 the market or ths
market comes 90 you. Thia mus
necessarily cut the costs IN half and
thereby reduce the price ~ the article
Try n on your representative No
on the retail merchant. who h. opposed
TO the parcels post because % hurts
home trade. lie means his home trade
not yours. and win oppose q.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

procured with difneulty and ths young
man had suffered frightfuIly from loss
% blood before help came. CrsxelinE
r. beside himself with rrfsf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

poctor-Has the patient stni a few
rational mnmamfaT
NurHe-Nea. ne has Whenever hts
wife comes into tho room he screams.
Get outi Get Exchange.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

-Btul taking ice, see
Yes; we don't mead a, cut the ics-
man offers such enormous bargains
that my wife hates 20 cunt. Courier
Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
NOT A DAY OFF IN
4s YEARS, RETIRES

Baggage Master Never Had Naoa-
tion-Funsrals Wsrs lila Only Rec.
restions-WIl Rso@ivs Pension.
Franklin. Pa, Dec. T.-Stephen Bar
ret. who worked for mors than forty
eight years for the Lake shore and
MichigAn Southern Railroad Company
without taking q vacation or losing q
full dny a. one time. when on the re-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

Operating expenses .sss... 81, 10000
Amount 81 stock SO. 900. op-
Grating expenses $500. 70
per cent profit 81 500 f27 T2o0 90
Twenty per cent loss on
credit system .....sss..s.s $4,000