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The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20
Rate Hearings Closed.

Little Rock.-The rate hearings con.
Quoted by the Arkansas Railroad Com
mission the past two weeks have clos
ed and the commission announced that
decisions in each of the 25 or 80
cases before them will be announced
in the near future. All the trunk lines
in Arkansas filed applications with tho
commission, asking authority to raise
rates on number of commodities. 1t
is believed that the commission will
grant several petitions. but deny the
majority.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20
DELEGATES Attend Roads Congress-

Russellville.-County Judge Griffin
and County Clerk Sewell attended the
national good roads convention in Ter
re Haute. Ind, as delegates from Pope
county. Judge Griffin is one of the
many split log drag enthusiasts to be
found In the state and has used the
drag extensively the last year.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20
vice President in Arizona.

Phoenix, Ariz.-Accompanied by
Governor Hunt, Representative Hay
den and Adiutant General Harris Of
Arizona, Vice President Marshall LEFT
here for Sacaton Indian Reservation
to meet Gen. y. L. Scott, commanding
the United states troops on the MeXi.
can border. According to member
of the party the Mexican situation will
he discussed
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20
Trades Day Successful.

Atkins.@Trades Day brought large
crowd from the rural districts to the
Atkins markets. Premiums amounting
to SIS were given by the merchants.
This was the second Trades Day dur
ing this fall The plan was inaugurated
several years ago and fonnd TO be
profitable to both farmer and mer-
chant.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20

Batesvlle.=There are five condi-
dates for prosecuting attorney in In
dependence county, and proposition
is being considered by them TO run an
elimination race. the primary to be
held about the first week in December
or near that time. This plan has not
been definitely agreed upon.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20
Conway Has Good Cotton Season

Conway TO figures Of
the Conway Compress Company. $4,000
bales of cotton have already been
brought to Conway this season. DULY
about 1000 bales were shipped here
fer compression. the remainder rep
resenting the cotton purchased on the
streets of Conway this season.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20
Senate to Give Service.

Washington.-A silver service will
be the gift from senators to Miss Jes
sic WY son, according to an announce
ment by Senator MARITIME, who is re.
oeiving voluntary subscriptions from
his colleagues.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20
eat.leships Nearly Complete

Washington.-Th new baftleship
Texas, which lately had her accep.
lance trials, is now 96 per cent com.
pleted, according to an official state
ment by the Navy Department.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20
Arm Jerked From Socket.

Texarkana-Caught by the door of
a freight car while switching in the
local Iron Mountain yards, A. B. Hill
day was fatally injured when his arm
was jerked from the socket. He died
within Is minutes.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20
TURNS in Crop Money.

Little Roek.-Through ]. V Fergu-
son, the chairman, the board of peni-
Tertiary commissioners turned the sum
of s15,2S7.31 into the state treasury
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20
Fowls stNp

WashingtOn, d. ~
trick OF unprincipled dealerSs
ems. the Department of. Agricultd
sued warning to housewives toSe
on their guard against sand-stuffed
fowls. The government experts an
rounce that the practice of stufilns
chickens with sand is one that is as.
suming considerable proportions.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20
Nouember Government Crop Report

The u cooperation with the Department of
cuu report for Arkansas and the ehied
inaugurated by the
until November TO- In the following
and the
dion estimates n of normal:
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20

:: + Sc: e. e: ::' :. f: e: e:
haa cry. Many states have set
"a h. se for this purpose and sure
a|3 IS, no state in which rural life
visions CT hasbandry form q
d foHa1,,Hsf ent factor in prosperity than
arr SOP. Tin Arkansas"
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20

that per
whole of 1913 better
this W. BENG IL
Potatoes showed
reduction of quality and GUAM
show consistent
potatoes, loss Of
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20

naturalized as citizand who leS
States. because he them. Il oio
man. Other courts haviin the re \
ly that a white person isue. AL.
the Caucasian race unmi ers of sc
blood of any other race also hab
casians are not very white 9 in &
Ethiopians are rst very black
person is wholly Caucasian, nor
white in the ewes of the law, and :
otherwise; and a descendant of
African is a negro, if there is any
gro blood in him.
1nhabitant, as it is used in t
act is one who resides within the |
its of the town or city where the Pr
ton is being circulated
so my opinion is that only pers'
who are of lawful age, who are VIII
in the sense that they are Caucasi
and who reside within the city or to
where it is proposed to sell liquor
authorized to sign the petition
license"
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20
LAW Is DEFINED BY MOOSE
Attorney General Says white" Is
Caueasion of Unmixed Blood.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Little Rock.-As the result Of ques-
ton raised from Chieot county as TO
whether Indians or Foreigners other
than Caucasians are allowed TO sign
saloon petition under the new anti
liquor law, Attorney General Moose
has rendered an opinion On ~ sub
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20

The Conway city council tar- q
pay interest on warrants issued
payment of fire hose.
(. % @
A bank has been organized and L
corporated at Ouachita, Dallas county.
The First National Bank of Stuff
CART has opened for business at Stutt-
CART.
Mr.. Duckworth, national organizer
for the Farmers Union spoke at Mag
nelia to large crowd of farmers.
He spoke of the necessity of the
farme. having the cooperation of his
neighbors in order to secure his rights
and of the many advantages of the
organization.
NJ. F. Moffett of cambridge, Ind,
dropped dead at Almyra, Arkansas
county. Mr. Moffett was a homeseeker
who vas looking at a location.
Claude Moore, Fort Smith travel
ing salesman. is dead as a result OF
taking carbolie acid.
4. Z. q
Three negro children were burned to
death in their home near Lewisville
The fire was not discovered until toe
late to rescue them.
:. %
!. /. %
Congressman Sam Taylor returned
to Washington after few weeks stay
in Pine Bluff.
o o. .
According to ruling by Attorney
General Moose moving picture thea
tiers come under the jurisdiction o.
the commissioner of labor.
a % q
Dutch" Jones deposed constable o
Big Rock township in which Little
Rock is located, will be a candidate
for the office again. Jones was re
Gently removed for nonfeasance in of
tice,
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20

that they alreadyerssXs3as gone. | |
cotton. all of wind betwe~n me and
cal cotton buyers as h,d [. tell my
The president addI tried to bear it, /
OF the commission ard was already
ensas allotment of COVE.
distributed for crop moving amt HAT
so far as he knew no farmer was able
to avail himself directly of the use OF
any part of the fund"
Speaking of what the office of mark
cts is doing in trying to reduce the
cost of living. Mr. Brand said his force
had been experimenting with parcel
post containers for eggs. butter and
some vegetables and that the postof
flee department probably would be
asked to amend It's regulations so as
10 further the direct method of buying
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20

than 40 years ago. and that in all
probability the gallows will never
be used in the future.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20

W al II Hill a u q II =
ate limits of any t
petition the county
to issue liquor licen
full for the court to
Adult in that
as I consider it, a I
rived at full age
male. and 21=yeas
" White means a
casian race. and or
mixture of the bloc
black. yellow, red OF
has held that the so
and an Indian mo-
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20
j. F.Huobes

co rnoil' sharpe Dunaway, travelling
coffesse ondent of the Gazette waa
our city Saturday night. ""' III
Candidates We're considerably n -,
to see the people. s0''
as II +, ts a pity but it is true, nevertbe.
so,, sna' many of the lately gathered
'op oi sweet potatoes are rotting.
mon'lcello can now go on the man
c for us. 'o'hihg Is too l
alb.
e 'ue Cotton Plaids and a
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20

Mr 4. 9. Burks took three
PRS M to the county farm the
E, na hGAlNs in all kinds of
can be had at NV y,
store. Nv my
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20

THAT section of the
that when a majorit|>S
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20
HUERTA CONTINUES
DEFIANCE OF j. 5.
MEXICAN DfSMISSES CABINET
MEMBER WHO URGED
RESIGNATION.
THE CONGRESS ORGANIZED
Citizens Fear Ports Will Be Block,
AIDED by BattIeships- Discuss
Intervention.
THE CONGRESS- ORGANIZED
ern Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Mexico City.-What doubt remained
regarding Huera's intentions with re
spect to compliance with the Ameri-
can demands for his elination was re
moved from the minds of most Next
cans and foreign residents by his
peremptory dismissal of Manuel Ger
"a Aldape. miIister of the interior,
who was lookes, upSl as the head OF
Huerta's cabine.
Manuel Cara Aldape led that group
of the cabinet which held the coRvie-
ton that it would be best to accede
TO that portion at least of Washing
tons demands which meant the total
abandonment Of power bSthe' proFis.
inal president and he is said to have
been the only one with sufficient
courage to distuss the interna =
situation franlhs che TO O.
- Is, HeW In cnna,~ i
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20
State Brevities :


Baptists of Holland, near Conway.
are erecting new building. =
An electrically operated gin has
been installed at Camden
Jesse Scott % years old, of Ham.
burg, fell from moving freight train
near Montrose and was crushed to
death beneath the wheels.
1t is expected that Improvement dis
trict bonds to the amount of 10000
will be sold by Heber Springs and
work started on water works and
sewer system before the first of the
coming year.
A runaway threshing engine. eperat-
ing near Altheimer, ran down two
men and seriously injured them Both
will recover
Red Cross Christmas seals will soon
be on sale over the state.
The cotton yield for Randolph coun-
ty is far exceeding the estimate made
by the farmers. early. in the season:
The estimated sfeld as .vlven by mad
ing farmers and cotton dealers; was
.frop. 500 sq8Qg pq,rRdssrer acre. Re
potsis are eqnsag IN tlias i.aes. = 1,2ul
pounds. is ail:,asser.a g~1 ~
staaeae tha.ess Ira ga,
2a9e pounds: satlssi
smat} poxsvss
| tlemeft .near. |
beard of healt
:, al, sled the Il
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20


new eQhgre.t1
enough for,a a S o3a;'t1 Wells & Skies.
Gessfal Frs >, Blakely, of War.
a as4 COMM ne q, Nelatives here this
pointed.l 5p q
70 f the McPhinck, of Bliss.
perses. q O business visitor to our
bilitieglS ore , of the week.
ready, Ae,ion Checks, heavy for
The ! per Wood Mercantile
cire'ssy. adnt
M9s- Harris, Esq, made a
Pr as. trip to Dermott this
peril
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1913-11-20
Moose says:

has rendered. an opinion
ject.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08
9sRe Ghren fur 8ayertt'
prinssit.

InIdblid Der Reubeicbnne Der 4.
Irmee : Snipcftiou erbiclt Generals
SclbmarIfaa Yrin5 9eopolb BON
Snperu. Der bieier bisbcr portland,
Elm iiberaus iparmber5iscs. eiscns
hGnbises Shreiben bcS aaiicrs &ils
helm. Scr &onard, banti Dem Yrims
sen fiir ole ~pcrtbpolcn Sicnitc. Die CT
mdbrenb ieiner 81 Sabre lanacn
Sbdtisfeit oils @enerals Snipeftcur ges
~ieiitet bar. Sugleid mirb YrinS lcos
polb 5um Gbef bes 81. Sniauterics
8esiments ernannt. heIIcn Satails
lone in Gottbus unc Groiieu licacn.
Iuf benz Tahfolacr. bcm hcucn
General ; Snipeffeur oct 4. Hrnccs
Snipeftion. 8encrnl Sberit Yrin5cn
8uppredt bon 9npcrn. mnrSe Die
ernennuns in einem e%isenbGnbiacn
Sareiben oes aaiierS mitgctbcilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08

bcitrnscii. bds fatboliid1c 8epuBtieiu
gu frdftigen. gs Observation-Disclosures
unb getreuc3 Meproouftionen Der
Silber Sr. Grreaen5, Or. 2nbipis
Winbtburf, bes cbcn,nligen Siibrers
Der Gentrnms : Yartei I'M oeutifen
8~eid,stage, unb bes unpcr9ebliheu,
UNI Den grbritcritdnbs hohpcrbictten
Siihufs BON Naain5, Wilbelm Gma-
mel, 5reiberr BON aetteler. Yapiers
grobc % BEL % 3ou. Yreis eincs
jeoen gilbcs einidlieblif Yortp 500.
Der Wcrleser gIaiibte, pnrd Die Ser
itellnne oieier beibcn 8ilber Defenders
benz fatboliid1en 9eutiftbume oieies
9anbes einen 9ienit 3u cripeiien.
galten unb selten bod bieic beibcn
Wdnncr als Muiter gutter Ydtriofen
unb unerihiitterliher 0~ertbcibiser
aller sebeilisteu @enidenredtc. be-
iopbers Der religioIen Sreibeit uno
Sorcerer beg 8obles Der arbeitcnpen
8laiic. Weridiebene Yerionen, aeiits
lihen unb tpeltlifen Stdnbes. iuclGe
Die beiben Scrren gu 9ebsciteu seiebcn
unb sefannt 6n6en, periihcrten benz
3~erausseber, bab Bic W~iebersabe Der
gilber auf's Bette nnb 8etreueite se>
luftaen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08
Raltermf Don pine 1ieee,
=. Dat.

8crtbc 9eierl - Salt t1slih bits
rem unierc armen Snoianer inns I'M
9leibuns. Shnbc II. bgl. nj. unb 6
tbnt Dem ScrSen bc5 Ntii,ionars redJt
ipcb. ipenn CT INNER ipieber Iaaen
mnB: sd babe nid)ts 5i mciner @ers
%fiigung." Scsbalb mn6te ih Shire
srpBmiitbigen 2eler btttcrL inns giitigit
5u Siilfc Su fommen. Wir babcn bier
einen %furdtboreu Shneelturm gebabt.
unb unierc Gbriiten bnben groBe Ter=
lutte c%rlitten II, Ihpcre Gage ourd,gcs
madt, 10 baB eeraoe iest Siilfe brins
9cnh moth tbnt. Snpcm ih Sltn, Vprs
aus fiir iebc 9iebcssnbe bcrSlih banfe.
5eid,nc ih bod'aftupsspoa. Sbr unb
Sbrer Seier Sicner IN 9briito.
Sbep. Sentn 2. S.,
Nolp Hpiarp Miiiion. Ytuc 8iose. Q.
Saf., pia 8uibpile. 3ebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08

Gin ieltner 8a,Iber lit gu eisen
Dem 9anb bes @olbs am StiIlen Ieer,
eriibeno iih bic Yalrnen neisen,
llnb 8drten tuinfea friidteifiper.
Die 8ebe reift i'm frarinen Strable,
gs trGumt Die Cuff boil Spnnenaliib' n.
llnb eolbner Robn itcist aus benz
3bdle =
Ilif gersesbob'n, bic INNER grim.
Sn Toien lieat Der Tag u~eriunfeu,
@ic ME Dem Citen tic p~erlieb'n.
llno iper bon ibrem Snft setruufen,
@ia nimmcrmebr bon oanneu 5icb'n.
Eonrab Hics
in .Sainois Staats5eituns"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08
Rarriman's uaebIab.
Nas mani fertis brirsen fam nit :
Srsaniidtionss5 alcnt.

Benn reihe 2eute iterben. tpirb
ibnen setuohnlih Elm srJBeres Ser
mp9en nahgeiagt, als lie i'll 8irfs
liffeit auriidlaiien. 60 lit es aud
benz emit 10 piclgendnntcn 9d6nmasz
naten Gotparo 8. Sarrintan ersans
gen. Gls er itarb, purbe lcin Yer<
inoeen dnf t~nitbcitens birnocrt &tfs
lionen Collars seid,dst, einise sinsen
bis gu bunbertunbfiini5is IiIioneu.
nnb aud bas geniiste Ianfen nod,
nidt. Sest erfdbrt MO bon Dem
Naflabnertpolter, baB bas 5arris
man'iH erbe iif nllf sadbtuhbiedSis
NiQionen beldnFt. 9ds lit aiidl nod,
Elm Aieienpsrmoget, obItph es an
bic @crmosen Der @onlb'S unS Sans
berbilt's nid,t enffernt heranreiht.
limb in observation-disclosures 3eit1 lit es
aentaft iporoen. .narriu,au mar. elm
Acknowledgements. bds beibt. er beia6
Elm nnerreiftes Organizations unb
getricbstalent. Or fab @elcscns
beiten unb Ioslifteiten, mo fciu ans
bcrcr Tie erblidte. une er beiaS Sas
5alent uno Die Grbeitsfraft. tie al
entipideln. Gin 8eiipiel bdiiil 1T
Die 0eidifte Der linton Haciiic. Gie
8abn ipuroe ais bancroft am 1. 9ios
pember 1897 bon Ser 8egiernng aiii
Iuftion pcrfauit, banit bieie ibren
Sorid,uB nnb Inipruh bon $685.
532 Collar retten ~tunute. Sarriman
fairftc tie bdfiir unS in Dem nit benz
80. SUM 1911 enniscnocn Sabre be-
truaen bic @~innabmen beS Spitcms
SS.9S3.107 Collars unb Scr Neinacs
mimi mad, sbsus aller ltnfoiten 54.s
107.697 Collars. Natiirlih battcn
Ole @ntpidellna Ser Seiten. Die su>
nebmenbe 8ciicbeluns bes 2anbcs
uno Der 8epolfcrung uneebeucr bel
Dem 9ebeiben Der 8obn m~itecbolicn.
allein trosbcm bleibt Die 5batidtc
beitcben, baB mad picr3cbn Sabrcn
ber 5arriman 'ifeu @erfpaltuns bic
8abn in einem Sabre mcbr. picl
mebr pereinnabinte. als Der Yrcis
mar. ben CT uripriinsIid Sufiir be-
3dhIt hattie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08
Jnt Sau bcariHcne kattcs
Sraie mug v%critenert
tUcrSen.

Cine uidhtigc Gntidcibune Eat sic
StnntSs StcucrniS9lcidunQ5 : Sclorhc
bon 9ieip Scricp gcfdlt, inbcm lie 81:
ScruflulN Der ronildl tdtbpliId)cu
Sio6cic non Hclunrf Jegeu Ginlddss
ing Der nod i'm BAN begriffcllcn nclicn
.Sdcrco 0cnrt adtbepralc" dlf SS9.s
900 u~bgclpicicn bat. 2arit lit Gas
8orgebcn Der @Icr Gpuutp Stcuek
Schproc bcitdti9t, ipeldlc bic mn idlpu
10 lnngc i'm Ban besriffene aatbcoralc
auf $4,000 unb oas oa5u eehDrige
@runoitiid auf $4,000 Slir Seiteues
rlus i'm n~ersan9encu Sabr ein9eidldet
bat. Sn bieiem Sefunb itiist lid, Die
Stuatss Steuers 8ebDrbe alf cine gnt>
ifeibune oes Obergeridts in oemWerz
fabren bes Suititute Of tie Solp
angels geeen Die SrtidJaft Sort See.
Gas @eriht bat in biefem 5aa emit.
ihieben. baF ein i'm Ban besriffenes
8ebdube, fpeltes sm @ohltbdtisfeits-
siueden p~erfuenoet merben ion, aber
nod nidt mirflidl oasn betutt tuirb.
nidjt ppn Stenern befreit lei. Die
Stoats : 8eborhe lit nun 5u benz Be-
funS selanst, bab bieier gntiheib auf
8ebdnbc fir relieioie Sfpede Nntper<
bune finbe; iic erfldrt ferner. bnr&
Die 5batlnfen in Dem Sal tperhe feline
'ipirflife 8enusung bes @ebduoes hes
ipieien.
alfp Ia febe fG in einent ibn.
liden Sale Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08

~tanssenie criten 8anses, biiben unb
Sriihcn bepunbert.
Scr Subesriif icincs 2ebeus mar
has Strcbcn. Die Spntrolc Iber
&enid,cn nnb @elSer 81 s~eiuinncn.
Inbcrc mosen rcider sctpcicn icin.
als err; bof or ibte cine picl lpcitcrs
sebenoe Gontroac iiber aapitalicn aus.
Imi Dem >8ipicl ieiner Maft ans
aclanst. ipl er bas Iad,taebot iiber
$4,000. 900 900 beisiien babcn.
Nitt bios in Den Scr. Staatcn.
ioubcru aud IN europa ipurbe ibm
bds aroBtc Tertrauen cntsc9cn &C.
braht. Die Bertbpopierc. Die iein
Sars ami ben Iarft brud,tc. iaubcn
iibernll pilliae Ibncbmcr. Gr mar
an elmer eroScn ansobl bon eiicns
babncn betbeiliet, an Der llniteb States
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-08
Der Eebenslanf J. pierpsnt
1rIsrean'S.

Ser ~beritcrbene Serrid)er Scr Spds
finan5 entItaminte elmer alien p~uritas
niiden Samilie in Hcusg nsIanb, bic
ibren Stdmmbaum bis gum Sabre
1885 Suriidpatiert. Gr tpurbc i'm
8eidtbum sebpren. Sein Batter Sus
niiis Morsan biuieriieb $4,000. 900.
Sobn ipurbc am II. NpriI 1887 in
Sdrtforo. Conn.,. 9eboren. Sein Batter
iuar bamals Snbaber eines sroBen
Shnitttpaarcnseihdites. Ser iinge
Rorgnn beiudpte Die ensIiihe Sofs
ihnlc in Bolton mo itubiertc oann al,
Der %llnipcyiitdt @ottinsen IN Seutid>
laub. Seine s~citdfilihe 9anfbatn
bcsnnn or inn Sanfbnuie Suncan,
Sbcrman & 60. IN Mem S)ort. Scin
Batter hattie iih 1854 an benz cnglis
ifen 8anfbanic George Seabobp &
SO. IN 2onbpn betbcilist. bas ipdtcr
in Die Sirma :. e. Morgan & SO.
umscpanbelt purbe. Ser iunac
Morgan puroe @crtrctcr ncS Sauics
George Yeabopp 4 go. in Ncip 9ort.
1864 @itslieb Der Sirma 9abuep.
Morgan & Co.. ipdtcr @itelicb Der
Sirmn Srcrcl. Morsnn & Co.. Scren
@amen or ipdtcr in 3, =, Iorgau &
So. nmipanbcltc. Or controuicrte
auberbem Die Sirma s. 2. &orsau &
so. in 2onpon uuh mar Sbeilbabcr Der
Sirn,a Srcrel 4 SO. in Ybilaoelpbia.
!. Yicrpont Iorgan bcsam feline
gcitdftlid,c Aarrierc o etipa einem
balben S%abrbuphert aIs Wiitslicb bcs
SircftorimmS Der Maritime Sniurs
nnce Gpmpanp". Gin Sabr lang
nabm Der iunse &oreau reselmdbis
ON ben Weriammlunsen beS Sircftos
rims tbeil. offnete ieinen &unb. abcr
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