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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22

ser tiItrunges til SfoIefaSien ira
/. SUM 1913 til /. Sum 1911 for
at unogna llnOer fno i oenne aasie
/ Mar.
Scr bar ooret tiIitillet Sniam.
linasfomiteen ilere Sperasmaal an.
gaaeloc 9l%npenOelien al oenne Gum,
oerfor ielgenoc 0plDsnin8er:
Get 6aloe al 9rof. 9.3.Saniens
Con $500. 9rof. 8igs 9n $1,000
% 9nsIeie $3.50. 1850. 9roi Gangs
Con $1,000 og 9usIeie 500 $3.50.
Geiienogiiter til SfoIeoircftionen
iioitc anr par Sf83Is. lluoerifno
pso Sfolen iioite aar $%2967.S3.
&enter al $4,000 - 500. 1ilifno
til DC ouore ire SfoIer bber 5000,
5000. 5 oft $706f.31.
aon 5 iaa e. at DC 1000 er life
for meget, 6Di5 ri ifal mcoe Ri
iIutniugen al octtc 5folcnar uoen
lluoerifuo i SfolefaSien.
9poroon fan Der DOG bliUe lao
tort ct llnoerifuo peO SfoIcn, iper.
ges Der? SaaIeoes:
/. eleperne betalcr So bbcr Mao-
ne0 for 9p5, 8qrelie % @arme
lln0eriflio for aaret $3225G.
2. Gleperne betaler s. maaneolia
for lltoerpisning, bporai 2arernc
betaIes; llnoerifuo $~15l5.22.
3. 5or feIliee ll0oiiter iom; Ren-
tepeuae SfoIemoteriaIier oip.
$t299.29 lSe aars6crctuinaeu 81
oe tf3.) $3fG7.07. Gleberne bcto
Ter Tor aoit SIC per Mloaneo -
Operifuo $199.2I. Sanlet llnocr
ifio $29G7s3
Men bporior ifal pi "a betale
go0t 5000 / Hentepcnge2 Sa. Oct
iorunorer ogiao os / 9om.; men ie
mn Der. 6or at iptte Sfolen / Or
Den til @iteradr oa for at betaIe
De tbeoIogiife Yroiesiorers Con ifal
Der bruges imelIem $4,000 % $4,000
Spao ifnI Der bruges ina mango
Benge Ill? Ser ifaI febes Sui -
iiOite 4ars a%uIregnin9 BAR $1339..
81, aartofIer dip.
Sa. men funoe oe 2entepenge on
life unogoos? SO DC fan. men ON
pi bIioer iri ior Dem / Aar. oct
fonmer an pao, bpao : gsr oeo.
e1er rettere iporer paa - % bOor
mart - observation-disclosures Oct
err neinIig blenen en- eff / ooifilli.
&c al bore Wenigbeoer - ON VrG.
items eler Reni9beoens SfpIo bioes
life nu - at geunem SfrioeIier og
Glitter fra SnoiomIinssfomite til en-
mere beIeiIig 1io@. % iao uoiGtte
Sn6inmIingen til ben poo 8inte-
rem eller 5oraoret eaer enonu bGrre
- iIet inaen SnoiamIin9. Sooroan
mon oct iao eaor meO at ipare Hen-
tepenge9
SorS iaa bsrt, at SfrioeI
ZEN er lGit op % 9iiterne lagt irem
enten al Qrpiten eaer Sefr.2 0ar
5 ian beannot at te9ne 9iorng paa
9iiterne? 3ror s. oct er Tor tioIia2
Soar 3 MI. @enner no ouerSam
funoet, bill min6es % iiae til eoer
ieIp: oct er Dor SfoIe; ni uiI pprne
ON Den; hi bill be6e for 0en op
@erninaen. Der epes; ioo ifoI 3
fomme iii Of eIife ocn = o. iao
fan : 10 life onoct emo biplpe meo
eoers Mi0ler.
g. y. 9aurfen
(ior SnoinmIinnsfomiieen. ,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22
Yreb fra aurume.

s 8oar par ieg ianmen meo
a~inoegarten Sprerinoen belt no til
42iooag hos en- Officer 6omilie.
&c bar en- lige Bige, Der gaor /
kindergarten. og N}ooeren, Der emo.
M er eanife ung, bar begpnot at
tage llnoeroisning hos Bait. Zone.
mllra. Sun fortaIte:
Seq bar life i mango aar o9
ret raif; Qpgen taloer oct neroes.
men ieg bar life raft, iorOi ieg al.
ITO Oor bonge, % ie9 bar bange,
ioroi 9inet ipntes ioa meningsIeit
% Gsoen ino irpgteIi9; iee eif og
par alto bonge for al % og bar
BOG life io9rt gIao peo 2ioet. Sea
bapbe, fsr ieg bleo gift, bsrt liot ON
Seiu 29ren % merite moi, ben
maaife funoe bielpe mi9 men Der
bar ingen 9eiIiebeO; ieg oioite life,
boor nogen 9irfe bar, og ON Ssu.
oogen boooe oi oltio 3remmeoe el.
Ter bar 6eot no; men oa min life
Fige beepnote at qua / Ginoergar
ten oe fom biem og f%ortolte mig.
boao bum lprte Der, oa iong fine
imoa Sonee, iaa tPntte ie9: Ter
er min 2eiligheo.~
Senoes Won6 er / oenne Ei6
bortreiit, og mems bun par nIene
meo gsrnene, brso Ell mp 10 PGt
ter / 9rpf inc | Suiet og itiaI ling,
fom BOG life obenpoa, bbor bun ion
meo 9ernene. Sun fortoIte Der.
ON oe feieoe til: nWen foroi Ieg
lprer ON Sub oe hons 99rligbeo.
fsIte ieg, at ieg oor life aIene, og
oct bioIp mig ooer min angit."
Dor Kindergarten er igen I iulo
Sang meo oner 80 gsrn os enGeI
poa 8enteIiiten. Oct Ieieoe Stis er
nRiten for lille, oe 2eeepIa0ien for
inpoer; men ni betaler oeioa nun
$500 for belle 9erligbeoen. 8i be-
gpnote 10 oenne kindergarten pna
egen Soano; nioite life rietig, booo
Den funoe bIioe til; men iea tror,
oct er ct of De beoite Rioler til al
aabne Siemmene for ariitenoom.
men. 2prerinoen er 5usnen / al.
Ie gernenes &iem fommer Der ita.
big. De fIeite at 5orGIorene er
SanoIenoe eIer arbeiosfoIf og bar
trabrt fra Rorgen til aften; men De
fommer goot meo til 9irsoagsof.
ten soerne, o9 en- Del taller ON of
billie babe ltnoerpisning; TO fommer
ofte | airfe. Soa pi iDnes, ge.
gnloeIfen er Iooenoe; Dor 4inoergor.
ten bar 10 enonu life fpIot tit babe
@or.
Sra ferIt az boooe ni ben Inn fra
9 til ~, og 8ernene betoIte 5 Gts.
ON Noaneoen. 1u bar bi forIRn.
get 9ioen iii 80 og tager 10 Gts.
@rumoen oertiI er, at ri enifer at
lpre 8ernene Banen at beoe 9oro.
ben. 3 ben aI6er bill 8srn gen
toge for Sorplorene aft, bpoo DC
berer, og fonr be en- Sane, felger
Den Dem | Siemmene. Mange
TorqIore er blepen bunoen gennem
oeres fmao gsrn, fer fao bel Iom |
oe friitne 2nnoe.
gi begDnote ben npe Oroning |
oenne llge. 8ernene bragte meo
gqroigbeo og aniparsfslelie oeres
.Bento", iom be foI6er me6bragt
Mab, bber lille gIif6oie, foripnet
meo Wapn oe to pin6e til at ipiie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22
0nsoag oen %. Oftober 1913.

.2utberomeren@ for iioite llge bar
aftr1ft ct 6oto9roii al en- 9bect
fra Sas. 5. Sill. Ipoenoe paa $50
600 til ct. 0laf College. 0taoIet
naaeoes. og 2sitet ino%frieOesl. ct.
Slaf bar M ct 5ono paa $25o,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22

meo, og gap Dem til S9rerinoen,
Der iatte Dem / 3ao poa en- 9ploe.
Zen 6orinioooa bar meaet lang,
Site iaa mart bar Worgenanoag.
ten forbi, fer De inntes. at mn nor
oct 5io at ipiie @ento; % hner
@aug. @roarommet ifiite9e baabe.
sc De oct npite pa Rrmlmeret bar
9cnto. og mougen en- lille SIR
maatte aztec ior at ie. onl bans
0aoie enonu bar OR. Get bar nG.
item life til at boloe io at ocnte til
9liooaq. Men enoelig Tom oa 81.
oen; ale 3ooierne bIep benteoe %
fat / Gao poa @ulOet. 9ernene /
oeres iGobanlige 6irfcf u0en ON
triua. % oen beitioeIi8e Stnno
fom. oa hoer fif I'M Gaaie fat Ter.
an iia paa @ulnet. 9prerinoen
bonoe i6orbeieu Iart Dem Ell fort
@orobgn. % meo 56ieoe 5ooeocr
% foIoeoe SGnoer boo oisie iniaa
6eoningebern for iorite Sang @uo
oeIii9ne oeres W3aoItio. Sffe at oe
or iremmeoe for 5aoeren i Simlen
oct hsrer % fortaaer Be icIp bier
Gag. at ban or Den. Der itober ale
Iina. BON oiber os alt. boa0 hi be.
b6uer. ban er goo oeo o.. ioroi ban
eIifer os.
Men enoeIia blep oa Gaaierne
Iltfet op, og giien o. 5iifen fit
Ben at eoo pna. Sea moatte be-
unore oeu 1proiahe0, hnormeo bis.
ie Smaofolf fun6e ioo 9iien I'll al
fsIqe me6 0in6ene. en- aunit. ieg
enOnn itrioer for at IGre. ri hno.
De / 9n9ens InIeonina fsbt 96ble.
itiper - De bnger Dem pan @noen
oq foiter I Sent for s - 90 trafte.
reoe 9ernene, men GA BET por en-
y@one" paffeoe DC iIeite Dem for.
iiatia inc oe toa Dem meo hem
Tor at piie Dem til 0ffaian, Borne
orOet Tor @ooer; oct eqentIiqe Orb
FOR N}ooer or oct 0a%nifIooenoe lto.
trnf: haha.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22
On Hsjis ssnnem be msr,iii. eanbe.

% imutfe toIorere0e importere0e
8repfort meo proipetier fra Tan.
mari. Rorse, SDerris o. ainIano
iamt 5hefort fra bper al noonte
Sdnoe. Spert S9t ! en- net goffe
meo paatrpft OmfIas. gris 50Gts.
3 Boffer for 500.
Domifb 9utberan YubI. &ouie
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22

Entered at Blair Post office as second
zlAss matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22

1 Tilfelde At, at Bladet like modtages
Esxelmessigt. bedes man klage til det
seedlge Postkontor. Skulde detts like
hjelpe, bedes man henvende sig til
-Danskeren"s Kontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22

Mar Leserne h~envender sig til Felix,
4om averterer | Bladet, enten fer at
ksbe hos dem eller fer at faa oplysning
an det averterede, bedes de altia en-
tale. at de saa Arertissementet | dstts
Blsd. bet vii vere til gensidig ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22

Ale Bidrag til Bladets lndhold
Ksrrespondancer, AfhAndlinger og andre
Artikler - sendes til diets Redaktsr:
A. NJ. ANDERSEN, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22

ie Smaofolf fiin6e fno Riien I'll al
fsIqe meo Qinoene. en- aunIt. ieg
en0nu itrioer for at IGre. @i hap
De / 9n9ens InIeonina fsbt 96ble.
itiper - De bnger Dem pan @noen
oa foiter I Sent Ter s - % trofte-
reoe 9ernene. men GA oct por en-
o@one" paffeoe DC iIeite Dem Tor.
iiptia inc oe toq Dem meo hem
Tor at piie Dem til Offaian, 9ornes
orOet Tor @ooer; oct eqentIiae Orb
FOR Niooer er oct 0a~nifIpoenoe 10.
trpf: hnbo.
Sea ifrep for noaen 9io iioen ON
ct Or9eI til Sioo. Der off lang
3io, % iea t9ntte Sngen bar Iagt
Werfe Ill oct; men ian mootog ri
paa iamme Gag meO iamme 9oit
2site ON TO @ange $500. Oct BAR
Ell Ssitiosoag; for 81 b%ebeneoe netop
TO, ct til SIDE oa ct til ainoeraar.
ten, hbor 9ernene ifnI innae. mar
deere % gere @Dmnaitif belle 9oaen
til Muiif. @i blincr lao @loA
oper ben Slags Eng herioe; Set
er iom ole Sfper ipreoes. 90 4aa
ffeliabeoer forban0Ier ia til .iiep.
pinaitones", mar ri bienme ird
iaar oct perionliQe 0ionesbnro onr
Snteresie oa 7eltageIie. Gaiao Dci
SIoas SoIifin fommer .%obcnira"
og bi tfafer for ben.
Seg Dor inn heIoia meo niit lie
tie 3i99eri, at lea oiI Tor soc iaen :
airfens Suletrp betaIes oeIuis Of
Neolemmerne / Weniabeoen mru
/ Gar bar bi ire me SenooaSifolcr
oa en- Kindergarten. oa De or iaa at
iiae forploreIeie. Der err inaen til at
qipe Dem SSnIetrG. ri piloe qernc
ieire SuIcn pnn 1ber al oisic Stc
Der. ON 3 oil biplpe % oerneo.
Oct oil bliDe ben ferlte Sllleieit ior
manages @e6fommenoe; ri bill inn
gsrnene til at hinge Snleionae %
frerniige SSlileebnnaeIiet. oq iioen niI
ni fortqae ON oct | 9Iaoene. Oct
er airfens eff ioriioen aager %
aurne. at gibe bnert Barn en- @anc.
Der iorboloer fla til gnrnets eta.
oigbeo | at fomme til Senongsifole.
8i niIoe gerre gere oct famine. Soo
/ Mar bnr bi lem Suleieiter, cen i
Sioa. % fire / alrume. ON no.
gen mn / 9eapnoelfen al Rooember
fommer / 9anfer ON Sulen / Sa.
pan. ioa aer itrnfs, booo / times,
3 goot funoe gere. fsr 5 glemmer
oct eaer faar andre 3onfer.
5orleoen oe6e aofi Gan % aor
gammel, en- al bore u19e ariltne.
Sun eff / Senoagsifole iom lille.
"a bun blen nofien, bleo bun Carer.
inoe / en- al Sfolerne, men beobleb
at fomme / STRIFE; | 5ior 6leD bun
og en- pnere S6lter oebt. SUN bar
en- meget beeanet Ratur, men ieln'
it9noi9 oe iri / fit 89ien, Iigneoe
~inarere en- amerifanf ung pige emo
en- Sapnner. 6orplorene berer til
ben beore alasie, men Wnnoen brit.
fer, og Den 9loite Sen er uoip9oen.
De. Gette bar en- 8inoring for Ge.
trenes beloige @iftermaol. Ga Der.
for De gennem en- Weqemmano fit
opipurgt en- une Waono, Der iagoes
at opre rig og life gioroe Opbp'
peIier ODER 5nmiIieifnbet meo De TO
forte 3nar, bIeu 8iftermanlet ar.
rongeret. 9e to unge ten0te iIet
life binonoen, boboe alorig bait en-
Somtafe, men Der mentes at bore
9enge poa begge Sioer, og one bar
bel tiIfreoie. Gofi Gan fit trabIt
meo at 10 @rpGupsuoitpr; Rrs. go.
nemira biaIp benbe, og 2inet fpn.
tes roienrsot for ben unge Bige.
ut bun flet life fenbte Wanben, gap
benbe insen 5rpet; ale itnge Bigger
CITIES paa iamme Maaoe.
Saa nogle fao Gage for grpGfiip.
pet fiji bum 2ungebinbebet9noeIie;
bet bIep farIist, og be friitne boo
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-26
NEWBRO'S HERP|C|DE
f.. SAVES THE HAIR
AND KEEPS YOU LOOKING
YOUNG.

Don't look older than you are. 1t is
lack Of hair or poor hair is not al
ways an indication of age, it is fire.
quently accepted as such.
A person well advanced in years
possessing a good head of hair is al
ways spoken of as well preserved
Everyone can retain beautiful, lux
uriant hair if they make the effort.
In almost every instance poor hair or
the loss of hair may be traced to the
activity of the dandruff germ. New
bros Herpicide kills this germ and
puts the scalp in a perfectly healthy
condition. With the destruction of
the dandruff germ the hair no longer
drops out. The itching Of the scalp
stops almost at once,
NeWbro's Herpicide is the original
remedy for which there are many
substitutes, preparations claimed to
be Just as good" You don't have to
accept a substitute. Insist upon hav-
ing genuine Herpicide.
Applications obtained at good bar
Der shops. NeWbro's Herpicide in soc
and $500 sizes is sold by all dealers
who guarantee it to do all that is
claimed. If o are not satisfied your
money will be refunded. Send 10c in
postage to The Herpicide CO., Dept,
r., Detroit, Mich, for sample and
book. MissOula Drug CO., special
agentS,-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-26
SHORT LINE WILL USE
NEW DEPOT IN BUTTE

Butte, jan. 25.-(Special.)-The Ore
gon Short Line will use the proposed
new $3.50, 900 depot of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad,
and the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
road in all probability will make that
station their terminus, according to
an intimation given today by Short
Line officials. A Short Line survey,
ing crew began operations today to
extend the line of the company farther
up into the city.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-26
al" TRAINS COLLIDE.

New York, Jan. 25.-TWo elevated
trans came together in collision near
Third avenue this afternoon. One
mar was killed, His body was found
pinned beneath the wreckage. The
trains caught fire, but most of the
passengers left the ears before the
flames cut off their escape. A great
throng of sightseers interfered with
the Work of the firemen and police.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-26
LIVE BABY DELIVERED
THROUGH PARCEL POST

batavia, O., Jan 25,-Ncrnon O.
Lyttle, mail carrier on a rural route
out of this place, is the first man to
accept and deliver under parcel post
conditions a live baby. The baby, a
boy weighing 10& pounds, just with
in the 1%l-pound limit, is the child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Beagle Of Near
Glen Este.
The PACKAGE was we'll wrapped
and ready for mailing" when the car
rier got it today. Its measurements
reached Il inches, also just within the
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-26
IS SMASHED
AT D0N0HUE'S STORE

The RECORD of the establishment in
opening-day receipts from any semi
annual cleanup clothing sale was
broken at the d. j. Donohue store Sat
urday. This was the statement made
last evening by Advertising Manager
S. II. fouens. Buying was steady all
day. Purchasers We're generous in their
trading, 100, n the best of the goods
marked down for this special went
first. 1t was a great days business at
the big store, and other good DAYS are
anticipated before the sale ends.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-26

law, which makes - inches the limit.
Mr.. Lyttle delivered the parcel
safely to the address on the card at
tached, that Of its grandmother, Mrs.
Louis Beagle, who lives about a mile
from its home. The post was Is
cents n the "parcel' was insured
for $50.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-26
S%UFFRAG|STS READY
FOR CAMPAIGN
MISS RANKIN COMES FROM Hell
ENA AND ANNOUNCES PLANS
FOR OPENING.

Helena, Jan. 25.-Fehruary 1 the
start a campaign that Will continue
until the neXt general election when
the amendment will be voted upon ac-
cording to a statement given out at
equal suffrage headquarters today.
Rallies will be held in public halls
and there viii be peraues n street
corner meetings in some of the larger
cities, Efforts to reach every man and
woman in the state, and especially
those in sparscly settled districts will
be made.
The a~utfragists have decided to
make Of each voting precinct a unit
over which a precinct leader viii be
appointed, who will act under the
provision of the county chairman.
Tons of literature are to be dis
tributed,
Miss jeanette Rankin left for Mis-
soula tonight to arrange for a rally
there. She will leave shortly for New
York, to make an address in Carnegie
hail February II, other speakers on
NV l'i'-I vi hibN hiSit WIN I' ohli'
Adams and Anna Howard Shaw.
Miss Rankin is a member of the
national board of the suffrage organ-
ization.
Miss Rankin Home. -.
Miss jeanette Rankin arrived home
from Helena on delayed train NO. )
early this morning. THE bill is
signed and everything is lovely,' she
said in answer to questions concern
ing the progress of the suffrage cam
paign. I'VE are delighted with the
legislature and the governor. Now
the campaign is really to open. Feb
ruary / has been named as rally day
il Montana. On that day and evening
the equal suffrage clubs in every city
and town in Montana will open Il real
campaign for woman suffrage with
meetings and rallies. We expect to
make a great showing in MiSsOu,a and
will announce the details in a day or
two. Then I expect to leave for New
York to be one of the national com
mittce members to speak at the gath
ering scheduled there for February
H."
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-26
GEORGE WILSON (

George Wilson was arraigned in the
district court yesterday on a charge
Of perjury. His attorneys waived tho
reading Of the information and Wilson
pleaded not guilty. His bonds were
fixed at $500.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-26
M|SSCUl|ANS OFFER
REPEATED
THERE WILL BE TWO SALE DAYS
FOR THE CYCLOPEDlA
THIS WEEK.

No better demonstration could be
offered in evidence of The Missoulian'S
immense circulation than the tire
mendous response TO the book bar
gain announcement made last week.
The bargain consisted of a complete
set of ~Everybody's Cyclopedia, which
usually sells at Sl2, at the ridiculously
low price of $2.35 for the five vol
umos. The only if in the PROPOSE
ton was a coupon clipped from The
Missoulian aud every mail since has
brought stacks of coupons.
Such a demand was never known be-
fore and The Missoulian felt in duty
bound to give it's readers another op-
p~ortunity. Hence announcement Is
made elsewhere in today's issue that
another two days viii be given to the
distribution of this wonderful set of
reference books. Next Friday and Sat
urday are the days and the price Will
volumes complete.
Everybody's Cyclopedia is a refer
ence work that should be in every
home. Every school boy and girl
should have access to it and every Of
flee should nave a set on a convenient
shelf. The five volumes are filled with
information needed by all every day.
It treats $1,000 subjects, all carefully
arranged for quick reference. Just
what one needs relating to history,
biography, science, invention, art, agri-
culture, electricity, architecture-ali
boiled down to just the point you
want. The five volumes are of con-
venient size and are beautifully bound
in English cloth.
Ev%erybody's C~yclopedia is illustrated
as in no other work of a similar char
aoter. Besides the beautiful monotones
there are magnificent color plates pre-
pared by artists of rcnoWn and numer-
Gus text illustrations, all of which add
greatly to the educational value of
the work. In brief, this is an accurate,
authentic reference work, complete in
every detail.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-26
A Compact Set.

Millions of dollars are spent in adj
yertising the large and expensive sets
of cyclopedias, and they are invariably
sold on the instalment plap on ac-
count of the fact that they cost from
$50 to 500 per set. SuCh sets are
large and %unhandy. The publishers of
Everybody's C~yclopcdia took advantage
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-30
? NEW YORK CURB.

Trading In the curb market yesterday
developed fair proportions. nothWllh-
standing the approaching triple hOAddy'
Price movements, however were lrresu-
Tar. with decided strength and weakness
IN spots British-American Tobacco aIle!
an early Of H. broke 2 after the an
uouncement Of the dividend The Selling
was attributed 10 foreign interests, WINE
United Cigar stores Of America moved up
nearly points on increased acuVlty.
Tobacco Products preferred ruled stead
The Standard Oil issues were quiet, with
narrow price movements. several belns
lLoted ex-dividend In the mining hsl
Alaska Gold Mines was in fair demand at
am Improvement Of =. Braden CoPPe.,
Girotx and Greene-C ananea moved Wlthlh
small fractions.
The Nevada stocks were shade more
active with a few recessions recorded
North Star moved within range OF 6sc 10
81 ,c and closed IN splendid demand az
isle Tonopah Merger came out al isc 10
7Sc and Jim Butler at Sac. Mizpah EXteh-
sion changed hands at Ole and MldWdy
s.cged TO SIC Montana was lower al VIZ
and West End al 81 3-l6. Sales were re,
corded in TOnopah Extension at $l+ ana
Halifax at gjc. Manhattan Big -Four saIss
were at SOC 10 SIC and Nevada Hllls WAS
pegged at 81 Belmont was easier az So1s
GoIddeld ORC was for sale at lJc ana I6!2c
10 ne was paid for Atlanta. Jumbo IN
tension was wanted AZ Zi2c and L. .. y
sold ar &C..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-30
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Announcement in the afternoon OF the
newest Union Pacihc-Southern Pacihc
merger dissolution plan was followed by
a sudden selling movement on the Con-
solidated Stock Exchange. Southern Pa
cfic and Union Pacific led in the break
hut the whole list was unsettled FOR a
time A rallying tendency showed toward
the close. but the tone remained nervous.
Earlier in the session there had been
few specially soft spots I'm the market,
one OF these was Canadian Pdclhc aHI
another Erie Late IN the DAY Missouri
Pacific developed particular weakness.
An the stocks named were notably active.
on the afternoon decline IN the Hartman
shares southern Pacific sold as low as
eia., but Union Pacific cid not get under
1N Trading totalled $40 shares. 0f
which Union Pacific supplied 6,olO shares
For the first day this month ~ led All
.other stocks in respect 10 activity. one
of the features Of the day was the exist
once of an active odd lot market IN, ~.
PAM which opened on the $50 O'Clock
call 81 1918. and later sold down 10 lOi.2.
These were the only transactions IN 81.
paul reported I'm Wall Street during the
dsy Reading. which was next 10 Union
pacific as 10 total. sold az low as loS.s.
with its high l6l.