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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
wilson RAPS 7. R.;
NOTRUSTEE PLAN
TO RULE TRUSTS
That's the Progressive Idea
Opposes Government Part
nership With Monopoly.
OUTLINES PROGRAMME.
Says Trusts Control Govern
n,ent, but Partnership Must
Be Dissolved.
OUTLINES PROGRAMME.

There n very little comfort for the
trust masnates Of the United states
In IN article from the hand and mind
Of President Woodrow Wilson which APP
pcars In the April number Of Worlds
Work. the editor OF which has just been
appointed Ambassador 10 Great Britain.
The article IL one Of q series entitled
the New Freedom and Il is re-
iIsved 90 reflect President Wilson'S
ideas on trusts and monopolles and what
should be done to regulate them.
President Wilson makes II plain that
he believes this Government has passed
Into the hands Of the trust magnates-
that the Government has been for many
years IN q sort Of partnership arrange
mont with the trusts. lie also makes II
plain that ne purposes TO end this ar
rangemene. and ne doesn't mince words
about n. Here In the concluding para
graph Of his article:
"our purpose In the restoration Of
freedom. We purpose TO prevent pri-
vate monopoly by law. TO see TO II that
the methods ny which monopolies have
been Built up are legally made impos-
s,bie. We design that the limitations
on private enterprise shall be removed.
SO that the next generation OF young
sters. a. they come along. will not have
to become proteges of benevolent
trusts. but will be free to 20 about
making their own lives what they will:
10 that We shall taste again the full
cup. not Of charity. but OF nberty-
the only wine that ever refreshed and
renewed the spirit Of a people"
IAkGo !ssUe WITH THE RoosE.
WELT POLICY.
A. . theme the President takes ths
platform Of the Progressive Party and
the Roosevelt plan Of regulation OF the
trusts. He takes issue with the Roose-
veft policy that any monopoly should be
asgalised. He sAscrts that the Govern
msat sh0uh govern the trusts and not
enter into . working arrangement with
them and their exploiters. The idea ID
t~ ..S e.p'e"'cu :" 'ne 'o"o." ,
. ''" "o A."''' '"e """'e
vi IN" -"e'o'en'e
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INC" "o" !" run '"e'r pu''ne's
W" u"" ~" "ec t"a' Tue p's pu""e"'
"e" nave 10 ke' e'oser W the oover"'
"sn.' eV0" "eArer Una" '"ey "'e no"
Do"t you see 'nat 'noy mu"t os"ur'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
WOMAN RALLs FROM WINDOW
Loses Dalaaee shaktsg Ost Clothes,
Piunges Dew. Foup Ulcers.

SsoeBes uoWo Foop FtoOpe.
Mrs. Elisabeth ooetx. hfty-f,ve years
old. living on the sixth Moor OF No. So
East Etghty-ssventh street, to-day fell
out Of her window 70 . scaho,d 1t the
second hoor, Inc was shaking out
bedding and lost her balance.
DIR. Stewart removed the woman TO
the Reception Hospital. He said that
her back and hip had been seriously
injured and that she vas suffering from
internal injuries Little hops was ex-
pressed for hss recovery.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
James McCreeH & Co.
18th Street 23rd Street
On Sale Wednesday. April and
On Sale Wednesday. April and
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.

Engraved stationery in correct forms and
letterings, at moderate prices.
Estimates submitted for Wedding Invitations,
Announcements, Reception, At-Home Cards and
Visiting Cards. Monograms, Crests and Coats
Of Arms, Book Plates and Address Dies.
Especial attention is directed to the unusually
large assortment Of high grade Writing Paper in oil
the prevailing shades, also Dinner and Tally Cards.
Special Prices.
Cabinets containing four quires Of Paper with
Envelopes,-White only. 4Oc per cabinet
Cabinets containing l2O sheets Of Paper and
100 Envelopes,-White, Gray and Blue.
75c per cabinet
Cabinets containing "a Cards with Envelopes,
plain or gold edged. Z5c per cabinet
Desk and Library Requisites, Smokers and
Game Sets, at attractive prices.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
Linen and Cotton Weaves.

ILLICIT 8I1O VOVIOu Wc8VcS.
g, Including all the desirable widths and various
makes Of Laces, suitable for trimming the newest
cotton and linen materials.
Filet and Antique Laces. BE to lilo I'd.
EiJ value l2c to Las
Linen and Cluny Laces, l to inches wide. ...
T'F value ssc &c yd, zoe doc. yda
.. value LIS SC yd., 100 dog. yds.
Linen Cluny Laces to inches wide
value lsc to soc. 1Oc to Csc I'd.
Calais and English Valencennes Laces ..
%to e inches wide. 25c. 35c and 45c doz. yds
value soc to 100
ato 7 inches vide .1Oc to 25c I'd.
value 20c to 500
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
WOMEN'S NEGuGEES.
Special Values.


values $50 and 1880. 4.5O and $50
Kimonos of Crepe de Chine, trimmed with
shirred ribbon. value 1880. 7.05
Kimonos of Powered Silk .2.75 and 1913
values SIS and S.SS
Kimonos Of Plisse or Powered Crepon ...
value LIS to $50. 1875. LIS and 2.25
WOMEN'S WAISTS.
'arge variety. showing all the models Materials
include Wolfe Marquisette Baste, Crepe Voe Cotton
Creme Rstine Chiffon Crepe de Chine and Aover LAces
and Nets at very moderate prices.
White Crepe de Chine Waists, with low neck
and short sleeves, finished with velvet bows and
buttons to match. value 4.ss, Z.S6
Waists Of Stripe Habutai,-model with turn
down collar. value SOS. Z.05
Chiffon Cloth Waists attractively trimmed
with shadow lace value SOS. 500
Al-over Shadow Lace Waists. in very effective
models value e.1s to 1900. 500 to 1875
White Crepe de Chine Bouses,- Robespierre
model with frill down front and on sleeves
value $50. 5.75
Waists Of Fine Wolfe, in All White and White
with colors va.ue s.2s. ZOO
Crepe Wolfe Blouses. finished with double frill
down front and on sleeves. value s.2s. 200
French Wolfe and Batiste Waists. trimmed
with dainty laces and embroidery: high or low
!, collar. Z.05. 3.95. 6.75 to 1915
3<th Street 23rd Street
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01
FEATHER NECKWEAR.

Chiffon and Marabout Scarfs, in White, Pink,
Light Blue, Taupe, Natural or Black. 5.Z5
value SIS
Marabout Capes,-Black or Natural. .2.75
value SIS
Ostrich and Marabout Capes. .........
values $50 and $50. SIS and 4.5O
Ostrich and MarabOut Stoles. $50
value AIS
Marabout Stoes, with tassel ends. $50
value l7S
49,. Special Sale of
~ LACES.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01

william Fraser coushed 81 police
yesterday No. this isn't graft He
swallow tho evidence when arrested theft
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01

The mysterious
had took" Oh pinls
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01

or the 1890 insane New Jersey institutions 1857 fore
state officials making efforts deportsd
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01

Lightning struck twenty feet from . waiting q
Vile N J.. AMI knocked down BY
several women tainted
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-01


her II that Natkins rs
bank then forgot H. and the bank
there.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
FIXTURES ARE ARRIVING.
Prospects For Removal OF Telephone
Exchange Much Brighter.

Manager Ref of the Houghton office
of the Michigan state Telephone COM
pany has been informed that all of the
material needed for the construction of
the new telephone exchange in the
Masonic building is now on its way To
iIoughton part of the material has
already arrived and as soon as the
rest OF IL il here work on setting the
new fixtures up will he commenced,
All of the new equipment will come
direct from the factory and will be of
the latest type. The new exchange will
be much larger tnau the old one in
anticipation Of 4 growth in the service.
As soon as the new exchange is in
stalled aud ,hc wiring completed work
on the removal OF the poles 10 the
hack streets will he begun. This will
De big task as two lines will have
80 be- run To carry the wires now
strung on one set poles, one on the
street directly north and another ON
the street south oil Sheldon street.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07

stoy are Interested in the example set
10y Russian of great wealth Alexis
Savaron, who spends one half of his
dan as man of fashion and the other
half as q paper hanger. earning ST.
week.
NJ. Savaron does not carry his mas
tcr's precepts 50 far that ho denies
himself the pleasures offered by his
wealth. but hc believes. and tries to
affirm by his life. that each man ought
To do his share in the worlds UNI
pleasant work. Tie arrives At his ioh
each morning in his automobile. gets
into his overalls. and begins work. lie
is employed by a st. Petersburg firm
Of contracting interior decorators and
lately was promoted To the position
Of foreman. When the whistle blows
al the end of the half day SavaroG
returns home and there begins his life
~ social prominence aud obligation.
He has been doing this for six years.
and declares himself happy and con-
tented.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
PORTAGE LAKE BASEBALL.
Lakes at Observation-Disclosures Club
Team WORKING Out Regularly.

The Lakes. tied for the lead in the
Calum,t ~ Hecla LEAGUE, ale this ar
ternoou scheduled To meet the Portage
team at The Hu'ontown park Tho
Lakes lcok like pcnant winners and
the home team is making every effort
&C. make up the ground they dropped
last week \ fast contest seems as.
sared.
The Excelsior club of IIurontown is
putting team i'm the field this year
although they have decided not Geo en-
ter the proposed league They prom
ise to have a fast speedy team and
viii meet all comors later in the sea-
son. The league viii probably be form
ed next week anyhow If team can be
secured to nm the empty place.
Tho Suom. team Will tomorrow meet
the uswlv organized Calumet team a.
the HanroeA driving park Winners
t,nd NiRkna wiz he the battery for tho
suomi team. They have Won AN "f
llcir games So far and have challenged
Horkns' Independents
The Hancock Independents win %
a. Wiuora tomorrow 20 meet the team
from that town. Oulctte will twirl
this game Oulrttc has shown. by the
no-hi' game he pitched AGAINST Calu-
met that Dee is the pick of the Twill
,rs and hc will work in most of the
games after this.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
WOULD SET BAD PRECEDENT.
Purchase Of Swede petes Road Not
Made for That Reason

The reason the township board fail
a. To- purchase the road built ny Swede
Pete in the otter Lake country was
that doing this would set bad prece-
dent and the members Of the town
ship board We're afraid that this would
in the iuture be held 10 Justify SINH
lar attempts at holding the township
mp.
The road is n good one and could IL"
used by the township To good advan-
tdge ana the board seriously consid-
cred IT'S purchase. The fear of set
ting precedent that would make
trouble in the future was al that de
TERED the board.
Worn on the various roads i'm the
district are going forward wen, the
only trouble being lack ot men The
county road commissioner could us"
100 more men ON the Chassell road ANA
Contractor prapeau, building the ct
ter Lake road could employ good.
many also.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
NATURALIZATION PETITIONS.
Many Prospective Citizens File Appli.
cations ~ Clerks Office.

County clerk Kaiser has filed the
following applications FOR fun cit
2enship.
William spur. England, Laurium,
New York June. 1903.
Alexander Rowe, England, Osceola,
New York, January, 1908
John T.. Whtford. England, Kear-
sarge. New York. May 1872.
rrancizek FGipe<. Austria, Calumet.
New GorE. October. 1903.
Nick yervanae, Austria. Calumet,
New York. September l095.
isaac Tar". Finland. Paincsdale,
New York August 1903.
Mike Buluuea, Italy. Franklin New
York. september. 1902
James Saayardo, Italy, Franklin.
Nrw York. september 1898.
Jun Holonaa. Italy, Franklin, New
Nory July. 1897.
Joseph Sandrotto. Italy. Calumet
New Wort. January, 1905.
John Eramrioh Austria, Calumet
Nov York March, 1906.
George Rorich, Austria Calumet
Baltimore April 1907.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
BOARDS OF REVIEW MEET.
Village ard Township Boards Will Be
In Session Two Days.

The boards of review for the village
of Hopshton aud for Portage town
>hir Will meet Monday and Tuesday
IN the village hall for the purpose Of
passing ON the complaints made by
tax PAYERS.
Tine meeting of the village board.
composed of Assessor Marion and T..
j. nuhe and Joseph Rashleigh, will be
ut little interest owing To the fact few
changes have been made i'm the village
Valuations during The pas, year The
meeting of the townhsip board COM
posed of Supervisor Hartman and
Joseph Crosse and r.. Il. pcuherthy is
expected To have more than usual in
tcrcst as this is the first time that
The present supervisor has had charge
Of this work.
\ special meeting of the Houghton
council win he held soon after the
village board finishes It's sittings 10
fix the tax rate by passing the appro-
priatiun bill
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
IONA REFUSES
MRS. KUUSISTO
Houghton County Insane Woman
Again a Problem

.t..,tnr ,,...... .,.t. ,.,.....i.,.. ,.,..i,.,,,
''''.-'''''' ..''''' ''''i'''' '''''''' '''.'-
t.N informing him that Mrs. Iana
Euusis-o who was adiudged msBu, by
.ae sanity commission and .,mmItrel
fn I,Y.a a,. t.d.a ,.rnl,n had .paar,
,sn.s,H asmfr,,n,. p, ,s. Institution
-b.r. M ans. f.r the qrti,r vss
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
HOUGHTON eREviTiES.

Joe David leaves today for Ely. Nev.,
where he has accepted a position. Mr..
David is a member Of the 1913 class
at the Michigan College of Mines.
Miss Bertha Shetney has returned
from the University of Michigan
come a trained nurse
II. Rev. Bishop Els Of Marquette
will he at 1t lgnatlus church tomor-
row To confirm class Of ninety chill
drcn.
Instructor Black. of the department
of technical writing at the Michigan
College Of Mines has gone To Madi-
son to study at the University Of
Wisconsin.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
FARM EXPERT HERE.

Prof. Leo NJ Geismar. Houehton
county farm expert has arrived here
to take over his new duties i'm this
county Prof. C;eismar will open an
sonic temple. adjoining the Offices ot
the weather bureau. He has not as
Vet Hand cut comprehensive plan %
work i'm the county hut is now at the
command of any farmer who has a.
problem To solve o. wants advice.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

County clerk Kaiser this morning
issued marriage licenses to Peter
Shudo. Laurium, and Emily J. Ross.
Calumet.
Josouh II Aubain. Lake Linden ami
Marie Richard, Lake Linden.
Frank klotz, Chassell and Mrs
Katherine Polish DwYer. Ind.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
is A PAINESDALE MAN.

George Williams and his bride. for
merry Mis- Beatrice Newton of Corn
wall. arrived in Painesdale this week.
The wedding ceremony was performed
at tn, Central Methodist Episcopal
church OF Musbecou. Mich. The groom
is not a Houghton man as stated in
a." Mustegou chronicle and quoted in
Enc Ncvs. hut has been Painesdale
resident FOR several years. lie is EN-
pioNcd az hoisrIne engineer Zoe 81"
shaft.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
THIS is "pANDELloN YEAR"

East Houehton residents are Il unit
IN declaring that never befur" have as
many dandelions been seen in that
section. Many lawns that are usually
free Of the weed are NOW yellow with
the blossoms and many have given
up the attempt tu eradicate the nuts
Hncc
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
TOURIST SEASON OPENS.

The steamer Octorara of the Anchor
Line visited Houshton this afternoon.
the opening of the lakes pas
stngcr season. Among the local res
orvatiouS were those of &. j. Mark
Inn. \. J. Rule. Lorenzo Bree. Georg"
Harvey and William Medlyn. The &c
torara returns here June 10.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07

rhe storm itu was located over the
'"te region Yesterday morning has
moved rapidly eastward aud is now
central Iu thcGut of 81 Lawrence. In
ITS o'stward passag, il has caused
general. rains and high winds over
IH.rs Nichtsgn and umon and rain
continues tU- morning at many points
iu tile northeast.
Fair weather. win continue in this
vicinity tonight and SUNDAY. Tenn
per1ture- wit. be near rrrrzne Sunday
morning but rising temperature Is in
Dictated for the day Light to mod
crate iuds viii prevail
b. u. CoWpRICK. Observer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
KILLING FROST TONIGHT.

Observer II. -. Cowdrick this morn
ing predicted freezing temperature"
and Il Killing frost Tor tomorrow morn
was nut four degrees above freezinp.
although the high wind prevented Il
killing frost.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07

h'pcua ,,...4, go Cloudy Do 80 800
Baltimore ..tt Gs clear sv d.
Bunalo .....rt - Rain 70 Jt
Chicago ....i3 90 CIuudy u 300
Duluth .....ff 30 CI.Br ur o.
Escanaba ...f' %. cI9r go ao
Green Gay ..Ja o. PtcIdy ur 90 .,s
Houghton ...f4 .e ciru % 30 o.
Marquette 80 sG Cloudy nV ~
Milwaukee ..fe g. plCIdF ue - .3S
New oric9ns.i % CI.u So 90
New YORK 900 o. ptCldF sv Io o.
Port Arthur. 40 5s PtCIdy o
San han. ...s 30 cloudy nv D. o.
washington 80 0s Pluldy o.
winnipeg 10 - Clear 90
Local office L. :. Weather Bureau,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
EASTERN STAR SESSION.

Mrs. Minnie Keyes of Olivet. grand
worthy matrou of the Michigan Grand
lodge. Eastern star and w. {. Hol-
patron were here last evening Ia at
tend meeting OF the Houghton lodge.
Mrs. Craig, worthy matron of the
Eockland lodg" ard Mrs. George Ross
81 Calumet We're also present.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
WOlVER Rim E.

Development work at NJ shaft, which was located ON
the osccola Lodi" this property was discontinued las.
SATURDAY Rails have been removed taken
down.
This shaft started about years ago since. then
II has been sunk Ia the 9Th level About 200 feet of
drifting and 500 feet diamond drilling was extended
from this shaft.
Thiee levels were opened but nothing importance
WAS disclosed Vein found he in place practi ALLY
barren. Men employed this were transferred to
ether shafts of The company
HANCOCK
About 5000 tons of stamp will shipped from this
property THIS month. This is considered ~ reg
ular shipments as rock is only being forwarded when
bins are filled hut little stopping being done and
practically all this rock ming development; work
9" III" placing OF the property in shape ship
nonts This rock should average value of the
mine as it is coming from six places ON four
separate lodes
On the 18th and 18Th levels rock coming from new
lode which revealed in shaft but was dis
closed 10y crosscut the 18th level. and 18th
1t Is stopped from the No lode from which n mil,
test made for period OF six with yield or
Is % pounds per ON the 39th and ilh levels rock is
coming from the No. lode which in the shaft Al
depth OF 3,i05 feet the 3ih igth levels from
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
METAL SITUATION -

Copper metal is now somewhat easier tone than for
some months The large selling agencies ar. stilI
asking l5A cents, while the small dealers doing a
small volume Of business from Il 1874 The
given by the agencies FOR this protect
who contracted tor the higher figures to
allow them dispose of their surplus great dead
has been said regarding u copper famine il
the demand would accommodate itself production
which try as it will does o materially
The Copper Producers report will Monday and
sentiment seems to be that further reduction will be
shown but only nominal amount. Copper exports for
May are expected to show increase with totals
seventy million pounds Domestic consumption which re
slackenng up throughout the country
Will expected show Slight decrease amount
in April.
Copper exports the first week in june were 699a
tons. decrease corresponding per-
iod month During the three months of this.
year the Germans have been buyers of the red
metz" in the European market and during that period the
consumption of copper practically 1000
tons greater than during the period in 1872
the above amount, 613l2 were imported from the
United States
During the past fortnight the visible supply copper in
England France and aioat decreased tons while the
stocks in Rotterdam. Hamburg and decreased
1876 tons This shows a combined decrease in the avail
abb" supply in Europe of 2.5I4 tons
Metal quotations London have had severe Jolt His
week when they showe,l,a decline of | mound shiuncs
pence from the close of the previous day This de-
elm" was caused principally by the copper
Warrants attemptins to dispose of their holdings
Spot and future copper yesterday quoted at the
same price. that is GO pounds sterling g. NJ h. brand
The fact that future COPPER selling ON the same level as
spot is not favorable sign shows that the con
snmers are pretty well taken their mmed-
late needs.
PRODUCTIONS
Following is the productions by the manage
nents OF the several companies the month of MAY
compared with that Of April:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
THE MARKET

There has steady stream of liquidation in the
security past fortnight and declines range
q points all through the list While there was
semblance of panic, the reactions from day to day
stock another reached considerable pros
portion greatest in Canadian Pacific selling
The closed May % 226a4 ana
Monday following. which the first day Of business
after the triple holiday, it sold below 2l5
There has general house cleaning and read
lines. The prevailing opinion that 10
have tight money fall general reaction in bust
ness will probably alleviate this a extent but the
fact nevertheless. remains that have the bumper
crops that the conditions indicate. it will require
careful maneuverng finance the country during the
crop moving period
There a congestion of securities and new
the market be- digested The Frisco recevershp
did harm abroad than any other thing
that has happened past friends
have always assisted us in financing sold some
Frisco bonds only few months hence par and they
could not realize than sixty
on their investment
AbnormallS high Of interest is being paid funds
throughout the world only the corporal
can secure funds any proe. Collateral against
being carefully scrutnizad and many that
formerly considered silt-edgc loans are now
being rejected This condition is noticeable the
cast than il is in the west; the east is extremely
Iessmiste as against shading Ia the constructive view
rs one
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
PRODUCTIONS

Following is the productions given by the manage
ments Of the several companies the month of Ma,
compared with that Of ApriI:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
Gossip Of Market and Mines by Minnear & Co.

the M. lode which was encountered in the shaft 90
depth OF 1850 feet. This latter lode is sometimes ,
tie Pewabc hut the management is content ia 10, ,,
question he decided by future developments
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-07
GoLDFlELo CONSOLIDATED -

AT the adjourned meeting of the directors of thi.
which was held in san Francisco THURSDAY the qua
dividend disbursement passed, so Is quite c'
that the management proposes to place this stock
scmi-annua dividend basis
While the official returns Of operations for May Al
tvaiahle it is expected they will show an in,
over those for April, the filing of Slopes alowlr
the freer extraction Of is about completed so ha
tMnnnge Innrn L.. rnr,,.al