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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
ONE DOSE MAKES
INDIGESTION GO
All Stomach Distress Quickly
Ends With "pape's
Diapepsin."

You don't want allow remedy
when your stomach Is had--or an
uncertain one-or a harmful ono
your stomach Is too valuable. you
mustn't inlure Il With drastic drugs
papes Diapepsin is noted for It's
speed in gtvinx relief. It's harmless
ness, It's certain uafailiuS action in
regulating sick, sour gasay
stomaehs. Its millions OF cures In
indigestion. dyspepsia, gastritle
and other stomach trouble has
made Il famous the world over
Keep this perfect stomach doctor
IN your home keep Il handy get
large fitty-eent case from any
drug store and then II anyone
should ca, something which doesn't
agree with them. II what they eat
lies Ike lead. ferments and eouvs
and forms gas; causes headache
dizziness and nausea. eructations
OF acid and uRdigestef toot-ro-
member "a soon as rape's Dlspep
sin comes IN contact with the
stomach all such distress yanishes.
iss promptness. certainty aud eass
in overcoming the worst stomach
disorders is revelation 10 those
who try il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
Relief for Rupture
Without Operation
No Hospital Doctor Bill-No Time Lost
From Work - No Misery Causing Trusses
so DAYS Trial TO Prove Ii
so Days Trial to Prove 1t

Operation for rupture would hardly
ever De heard u II II weren't FOR the
mischief done by elastic and spring
'russss
Mighty few people ever have to be
operated on when first ruptured
HUT wearing mRkeshift trunHes year
after year 10 sooner Or later almost sure
% make work Tor the surgeon
Dope ndinE on such eontrap,ions- no
matter how much you pay fer them-is
about tho worst thing you can DO
You know that from your own OK
p~ricnce--Nou know YOU ~ worse now than
than q yenr ego-prohably getting Worsc
ali tho time
II you keep on that way. how long
will u he before you'll have 10 undergo
tho dangers 81 oporntionT
IiNt right here want TO tell YOU
that there's no longer single reason
IN sac world for putting up with make
Nu longer any earthly excuse Tor ever
letting yourscf got 80 bad that you'll
have TO face an operation
And you can easily prove every word
Of that-hy making a 6o-day test-wlth.
out having 10 rick a single cent
Won't Cost You A Cent
n u Doesnt Stand the Test
Hero is somethirEs guaranteed rug
turo holder which has saved thousands
~ people from ever having to be operated
on.
IL has 80 thoroughly proved ltE merits
that We are willing TO lot you try 10
sixty DAYS entirely az our own risk
Wen mako tt especially for your case
mako IL TO your measurc--nud practically
lend u to YOU that long iust as q test
iu7t 90 lot YOU soc Tor Yourself how u
takes all tho misery out Of being rup-
turcd--
II Il doesn't keep your rupture from
coming out or bothorinE you IN any
way. no matter how hard you work or
strain-if e doesn't prove every claim
we mako.-then you can send It back and
Il wpn't cost yoy slngie.oen'
WIN You spend Two Cents
To Find OutS
We don't want ycu 20 send any money
All we ask you 60 spend IL the price Of
twe-eent stamp IN writing for our big
FREQ book that win ton you everything
you want to know.
IL showa how our guaranteed ruptsro
holder IL . utterly different from every
thing elEc eor rupture that u has received
eighteen separate patents how Il is
made on an absolutely new principle
how e is self-regulating. self-adj usting-
now II Instantly and automatically pro
tocts you against every strain so your
rupture can't possibly he forced out
and how In addition Il provides the only
way ever discovered for overcoming the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
FRIEDMAN TESTS
PATIENTS FOR u. s.

absent and Dr. Friedman worked
smoothly and rapidly. The tests
were given at the Mount Sinai hos
pital and were witnessed By Sur
gem +. +. Anderson and Past
Asst Surgeon A. NJ. Stimson Of the
government health service. The
seven cases treated yesterday are
10 remain under government obser.
vatlon, and upon their development
will depend the official report Two
Of the seven suffered from pulmon.
airy tuberculosis and the other re-
spcctively from tuberculosis Of the
knee. tho elbow. the ribs, the uri.
nary tract and the kidneys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
BLAME Girl.
TOO, DISAGREE

~ United rrsss Leased wire
BAN FRANCISCO. March 10
Because the jury could not decide
uVon tho moral status OF Ethel WI
liamA. pretty Seattle eandy sal g.
girl & has disagrced here today 50
thr case OF Or o. c. Joslen ac.
curcd % the Eirls betrayal The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
Gum on Shoe
Picks up 500

NEW YORK. March 1O.-Just
before he entered downtown
hotel. II. II Walker. a Chicago
business man, stepped on a wad
o. moist chewing gum.
Walker. with a friend. went
into the mems cafe They were
leaving the cashiers desk when
Walker discovered the chewing
gum had picked up something
That's the worst Of this
stuff, he said, scraping his foot
on the floor Il suppose | will
be picking up things for the
next two days
Investigation showed that
sticking 20 the gum was 500
bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
Simple Mixture Helps
Seattle People

That simple remedies are the
best has aSain be n proven, Swifts
Pharmacy. Second av. and Pike St.
reports that many Seattle people
are receiying QUICK benefit from
simple huckthora bark. glyCerine.
etc, as MIXED IN Adlerl-Sa. the
German appendicitis remedy A
SINGLE DOSE helps sour stomach
and constipation INSTANTLY be-
cause this simple mixture anti.
septicixes the digestive organs and
draws off the Impurities.
draws off the Impurities -rAdyer.
tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
pAEtc AT hooALEs

NOGALES. Ariz March 10 No
gales. Sonora. was thrown into q
panic Of fear today when report
waH circulated that several hun
drod rebels eucamped IS mile
south 81 the town. we're uiarchint
toward the border Scores 81 RET
lecNH. carrying their yaiu1hleW.
fled 20 the American side Of the In.
transitional line
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- tinted prrss Leased wire
NEW YORK. March Or
Fredk F. Friedman remained In
his apartment at the McAlpine
hotel here today aud prepared to
take hls cultures 60 Canada lie
win return to New York the last
OF the week and VII administer his
treatment 10 about 900 additional
patients here. Much favorable
comment waH heard today on Or.
Frledmanns work yesterday when
he treated seven sufferers. under
government inspection, IN 30-mIu-
ute clinic The nervousness which
marked his first demonstration was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
TUG SAVES BARGE

~ United prnsr Leased wire
PORT ANGELES. March 10
The big barge Vashon No. 2, loaded
with logging machinery. is IN port
today. after being on the beach all
night 1t went ashore In. the surf
six miles west of here when the
tow lin. broke. but was saved after
an all night struggle by the crew Of
the United states life saving tug
3GOhomlah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
NEED $lO0,OOO,OOO
FROM INCOME TAX

~ United Frees Leased Wire
w WASHINGTON March I0-To
raise at least sl00. 600 600 to replace
the revenues lost through the slash.
ing OF the tariff. the house ways and
means committee is considering an
income tax.
Many OF the committeeman ad-
'ocatc the paasage OF an income
AK law at the extra session. Some
favor taxing incomes down to and
including $4,000 annually The ma.
iority however, advocate $4,000
yearly as the minimum income to
which the tax could be applied. Ten.
tative bills are being prepared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10

weakness which Is the real cause q
rupturc-and how u docs all that en-
sirrly automatically
The book tells how our guaranteed
rupture holder is 50 Strengthening and
beneficial that Physicians Oh all pArts Of
America nov recommend Il Instead %
advising opefA alton how IL has completely
cured thousands ~ people whose CASES.
seemed almost hopeless how Il does
away with the curse 81 belts les -straps
ana springs how Il Is water proof and
will hold in the bAth--how II 10
Precipitation proof and easily kept clean
how you can try 81 GO days without hav-
ing 20 risk penny and how little Il costs
tt you ke.p o.
This fscc Book Is Isun Of Facts
Never Before Tut In Print.
There are 81 many mistaken ideas
Rbou, rupture and what 70 DO for II that
we have taken the time TO sum up In
this book an We have learned during
forty years 81 experience.
Youu find 81 fun OF facts never before
pas IN print
Il shows lust why elastic and spring
trusscs are the ruptured mans worst
enemies why wearing Thorn is simply
slow suicide why they are almost sure
TO shorten yeur nfc or make operation
necessary the law should put
stop tn the'r sale
II exposes the humhug appliances"
methods. "plastrrs," etc, and shows
how old fashioned elastic trusses are
masquerRdcd under false and misleading
names
IL explains why operation Is nearly
always needless gamble With death
and why, even n YOU manage to i've
through 1t, you may have 10 keep wearing
a truss
II shows why sixty DAYS trial is the
ouly way IN the world you can make
absolutely sare OF anything for rupture
and how our guaranteed rapturs holder
Is the only thing YOU can set on such .
long trial because the only thing sooa
enough 70 stand y day-after-dOy test
Don't fail 60 get this hook-dont pun
Tor II may free YOU from trouble for the
rest " your life Just use the coupon or
simply SAY tn letter or postal "send me
your book
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10

SEATTLE 40 EVERETT Limited
trafna 10 20 q m AID as m Local
trains ssSe. 7 80 sac, 30. So ~ 70
So sssa. seo at.B II IS y M daily
Ticket Cffiecs- Seattle. Ftfih Ase.
near Westiak.. Greenwood Ajax Drug
store. Eighty fifth aud ore swo1G
gvERETT TO SEATTLE - Lllni'ea
train. See a "a ard ae y ~ Local
trMlns SOS. see Tee oa SCI. 30 ca
ltssa a m - 90 noon 90 60 %
ssei. SEQ. soc. o. 90. 40 rs p a
daily
Freight leaves both cities % . "a
PACIFIC NORTHWEST FRACTION CO
EVERETT. WASH
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jury was ou, ~ hours
According % Foreman slearn, al
the Juror we're willing 20 vote Jos
len guilty. Bat we're convinced aIeo
that the girls morals we're not all
they should be and that che should
rot 50 unrLnlfhed
II was ioslen's second thai
Prominent club women declared To-
day they VII force another trial Of
the clbe.
PARIS THE man Of the future.
according 90 PIOf 4 + lie Double,
cf Tours. sill have a larger head,
fewer teeth. shorter arms and two
lfzs RIBS than the ran ~ today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
SELL TO CONSUMER

MOUNT VERNON. Wash. March
10 Representative hay and oat
growers of the state are working
out a plan 70 sell their crops direct
10 the consumer here today, follow
ins meeting at which II was do.
cided 10 buy out n controlling IN
terest In tho w. w. Robinson Com.
pany Of Seattle and 10 establish
warehouses In Eastern Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
HELD AS $4,000
JEWELRY THIEF

~ unfiet Ftess -asss wire
TACOMA. March is-F l.
Twombly Ia In Jail here today. hav.
ing boon arrested ~ a Seattle resort
and brought over. charged With
stealing 5000 worth Of iewelry
from Msa India Hlrcs. prpDrie traes
OF a colorcd roomlng house 81 Ia
coma.
Twombly has been under survcil
lance for two moaths Yesterday
he pawned set OF $500 dlam0ad
earrings NJ Seattle. and was arrest.
cd shortly thereafter He said
friend gave him tho jewels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10

ST. PETERSBURG. - The
Grand Duke Andreas, youngest
aon Of Grand Duke Vladimir, lie
threatened with banlshmsct I'M
leas he renounoes his engage.
ment to the ballet dancer, Ma
thIlde Notwithstanding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
Save Half Your
Money

On your dental bill. We are doing
dentistry for 30 per cent less than
any dentist In Seattle has ever at
tempted We dc pend on doing a
large volume OF business for cur
profits
Remember. when you come here
your work Is done BY a graduate
dentist. licensed by the state OF
Washington 10 practice dentistry
For this reason you know That you
are sure to receive the best. Dr
Clark personally guarantees all
work turned out OF these offices.
Regular $1,000 Plates. ....... 90
Regular $1,000 Crowns ...... 100
Regal Dental Offices
Dr.. L. r. Clark, D. D. S. (Manaesr)
14o5 Third Ave, N. W. Cor. Union.
NOT E-5rlna this Ad with you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
HEIRESS OF ID FINDS
SHE CAN'T MANAGE ON
A PALTRY $685. A DAY

country house ~ Monmouth Beach.
y =. rad bsars one half The *.
p.Bac 81 les uRksep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
VEGETABLE SILK

UNDERWE AND HOSIERY
Looks Like SILK. Costs one.Fourth
302 Peoples Bank Bldg, 2nd AsPlke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10

lie told the shy maid OF his love.
The color left her checks.
hut on the shoulder OF his coat
II showed for several weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10

SAN
The
Coast" 1
around
where
Trot al
tsnderl1
II I'D
San RI
abolish
For ye|
Mecca
10 see
and wc
ciated
denim
| profess
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STANDARD MILLING CoMfaNi'

New York, May %. 1913.
Notice f. hereby given that inasmuch as me
Directors Of this Company nave set aslde Soi'
a25 40 a. a special Fund for the retirement or
the pref FRED stock, being one 40 per cent.
of tie outstanding stock % the COMPANY, as
provided IN the certificate OK incoIpoI atloh,
offers will be received W 10 three CLOCK
p N. OF June -. 1913. for the sale TO me
Company OF such an amount or any part mere mere
OF n the preferred stock as the anoNe 'oI'I
G9s 900 will purchase All stock offered ana
accepted must be delivered In proper FORM py
three o'clock T. NJ OF June Il, 1913. ne
Company hereby reserves the right 10 re'eS'
any Or all offers.
By order OF the Board 1900. 49,.
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sINKING END NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notics that,
IN accordance with Article Three OF Deed OF
T'r,ist dated July 18th. 1906 70 Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust company. as IGus.
tee. 20 secure an issue OF s20O.OooO0 OF hrst
mortgage. i've per cent BONDS. maze ot -.
Scbroder.s SON Incorporated. there have been
called for redemption on July lst 1913. to
.eether With coupons falling due on that date
Bonds Nos ~. 1872. 40 OF $1,000 eacn.
Sofd bonds viii be paid upon presentation
al tho office OF Lawyers Title Insurance ana
trust COMPANY 100 Broadway New YORK.
on and after July LIST. 1913, on "h'oh ue'e
interest thereon will cease. -,
A ScHRADER'S son. INCORPORATED.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
Intrrborourh RaDld Tr.n,,, n.

TO THE HOLDERS OF THE FoRTTln
YEAR GOLD MORTGAGE BONDS on ri
INTERBOR0UGH RAPID TRASsIT oOY
PANY, ISSUED UNDER AND sECUI6
BY THE MORTGAGE AND DEED d
TRUST DATED NOVEMBER I, ieoTl
Notice IL hereby given hat the aboys-rr.
toned bonds OF this Company have been oa.s,
for redemption and will be paid on NoverAs
|, 1918. at the rate OF los per centgm 0. tssy
face value and accrued interest upon prssc-
tation Of the said bonds and unmatured oos-
pons TO the Guaranty Trust Company Of Wv
York 40 Broadway, New York City. Ahs
said date interest on the said bonds win csaSA
By order OF the Board OF Directors Of
INTERBOROCGH RAPID TRANSIT COY.
PANY.
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BANK OF GERMANY RETURN.
25 Broad st

Berlin, June 10.-The weekly statement
Of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows
the following changes: Cash on hand In
creased 293l6,O0O marks: loans decreased
2. 08G, 600 marks: discounts decreased g.
$4,000 marks; treasury bills decreased $685.
90 marks: notes In circulation decreased
81 9SS,OOO marks; deposits increased 9.7a.OO
marks; gold on hand increased 2l,5si,coO
marks.
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BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION.
IL nI.IAo..A laxHsA Gla1L

The second instalment OF 4. per es.t f.
the 3 per cert. dividend which was csc.lsv4
upon IN. preferred stock Of Bethlehem s,s<
Corporation on March 10. 1918. will b pay
able on July /. 1913. 20 stockholdsrs OF seer
AT o'clock p. ", on June 10 1918 Ia
third instalment OF the dividend will b pay.
able on october /. 1918. 10 s,ockholdsr u
record az O'Clock p. NJ. on September Is
1913: and the fourth on January 2, 1914 -
stockholders OF record az 3 o'clock P. u. %
December IS. 1913 checks will DO mailed
Dated. June ?, 1918.
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RAILWAY sTEFI-sPRING COMPANY,

30 CHURCH street. New York, May 9Th, lell
A quarterly dividend OF ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT. CAT) has tkis
day been declared on the Preferred stock q
this Company. payable June 20th. 1913 70
stockholders OF record June 9TH, 1918, a
Messrs Harvey Fisk & Sons G. Cedar street
New York city
Transfer Books OF the Preferred Eek
will be closed on juno 7th ana re-eps,ss
on June 2lst 1918. -
RAILWAY sTEEL-sPRING COMPANL
L NfcCOpMrCE Trsasr-s
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DETROIT & MACKINAC RAILWAY %

40 Wall street. y. Y. City June .. ish
A dividend OF Two and One-Haf Per Sei
Soiscl on the Preferred stock and a DIVIDE.
OF Two and One-Haif Per Cent ,211o On -
Common stock Of this Company have ms Gay
been declared. payable July lst. 1918, 70 stoot.
holders OF record at the close o. business
June Il. 1913. The stock transfer , oISn ~
Inc Company will close Ju1e l4,h 1918 az
reopen July 2nd 1913. 60.
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FINANCIAL FIELD
Nervous Market in London
Paris and Berlin Prices Lower.
fBy Gable 10 The Tribune

London. June l0.-The stock market
was I'm a nervous state to-day as re-
suit of the settlement on the Stock Ex-
change. which resulted in the announce
ment of the failure Of Engelbert &
Schloeser, brokers having German con-
nections. Heavy liquidation continued
throughout the day, and there were EVIL
dences OF nervousness over to-morro"
possibilities. In the afternoon Slight
Improvement was shown. notably III Co"-
soils and Rio Tintos. but the heavy ue-
clines I'm various other issues overoai-
anced the improving tendency SHOWN III
some Of the investment issues.
American shares sold off sharply espe-
cially in Amalgamated Copper United
States Steel and Union Pacific. During
the afternoon prices were Irregular ana
the closing was unsettled. After the CLOS
ing a further decline was registered OH
the curb.
Consols were active. closing finally lilo
above yesterday. at 70 3-l6 for money anu
73a. for the account Canadian racine
was rs lower. at 22lA.
Gold premium at Madrid to-day was
SIS. against S45 yesterday; at Lisbon TO-
unchanged.
Paris, June 10-Prices in most OF the
ISSUES on the Bourse to-day showed an
easy tendency, but some OF the invest
ment securities improved at the close
Three per cent rentes closed 2l2 CEN
times higher. at 81 francs sllz centimes
for the account.
Exchange on London % francs 2l!a CEN
times for checks.
Private rate of discount. 90. per cent.
Berlin, June l0.-The unfayoraole news
from New York and the adverse turn In
affairs I'm the Balkans caused marked
weakness in prices on the Boerse to-day.
Exchange on London. 20 marks iS pfen-
nigs Tor checks.
Money. Jig per cent.
Private rate OF discount. 5as per cent
for snort terms and % per cent tor long
er periods.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Tuesday, 0Toa sales for the So14oo sha
5204o0 shares for corresponding day in 1912
49, inclusive 4ooSsoS snd'eS
with shar for the OF N 1912
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FURNISHED by Swartwout & Appenzellar, No.
~ Pine street,
Name Maturity. Interest Yield.
At Coast Line 4 p c. 19l3-'l7..... 800 40
Bait e Ohio Al 2 c, l9l4-22. BOO 10
Boston q Albany "a p c. l9l4-2I 300 40
Ches e. Ohio p G, 1877 ...... 5.21 $50
~ q Alton 4 49, . O. lai3-'l9 500 300
On & = AZ 3 y c. 1918 IT.. $40 b3O
On e N'western Az D c. l9l4r22. 500 40
IN p I a p 4is-6 % c. l9l3-'l0. $50 40
Del & Hudson az D c, 1922. 49,. 9Ih e9'b
Ilinois Central "a % G. 1914 %. 800 40
louis G. Nash D c. l0l3'23... 100 1904
no Pac p C. l9l3-'l7............ GOO boo
n Cent Lines ) p c. 1el3-22.. . 10 $50
do AZ n g Ipi4-'27 ........... $40 $50
Pennsylvania 3lg4 p c. 10i3-17.. 80 go
g. l. a. & II 4h-5 n e 1877. 600 300
do guar A G & + p c, l9l3-'lI 600 300
So Ry 3h-44h c. i0l3-2l.... BOO $50
Va nv SD c. l9i5-i9. SO $50
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'peh July q q tCoLEBRooK. Treasurer
AMFRICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY GO

New lOFh. J4he o. 49,
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND no. 43.
A dividend OF one-half per cent ttE " =,
Common Stock OF this Company nas ~ ~
been declared. payable TUESDAY yuy 80.
tn Stockholders OF record az ne close OK o1,,
ness wednesday. June Il. l'l3. Checn W
be mailed by the Guaranty r4S Sompsny
New York ;. :. lELhNO 4'e~
wa n uAGER Secretary
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AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY CO

PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND no. 81.
A dividend OF one and three-9uAI@
n S.c,1 on the Preferred stock Of MS Sonys.vv
has this day been declared. psysole .ssSHX -.
July i. 1918 20 stockholders Of recorc S,sI
close OF business Wednesday. June y Ia
Checks will be mailed by tho 0uaranV ir~'
Company OF New YORK. 80 ,~,
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FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU-
NICIPAL BONDS.

FURNISHED by Zimmerman & Forshay. No. .
Wall street,
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.
(Maturlng ioi3-'27)

| Furnished by swartwout & Appenzellar, No.
| a Pine street,
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IA ROSE CONSOLIDATED MINES GO

The Board OF Directors has to-day os.sx.s,
regular quarterly dividend az 2NsF, ps9s.',.
mi 90 iaI3. 10 shareholders Of record ., -
10 1918. The transfer books Of me So Oh
viii close June 80. and reopen July ~ r,,
/ LFHURAY. Secretary ard Iresss''.is,,s
SOS Eastern Township BanA D'"-
Montreal. June 2. 1913
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HANDY REFERENCE.

Ids OF leading active stocks based
he present selling prices and hIed
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VI. VI HNItN otVI ~ .,----u-
pRoDTCFRS OIL COMPANE,

PREFEERED DINIIIt-ND ~ ;, a
Tie regular quarterly dividend OF ~. A.,
Preferred stock OF this Company mas % - d
been declased. payable on Juns Soth neH 49,
Preferred stockholders OF record Jun .n -. ~.
The transfer Books OF tbs Company W. ~
400 p. NJ. on June 23rd, reopenins ""
A. NJ. July LIST. 1918. - --.rr-,
w.. rOrh rQr2
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

'Ex dividend.
Exchange. 4s6%.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12

SO far as the match has gone. it
will have 10 be admitted that Kid
Crematory is clearly entitled 10 the
decision
r.
Certainly the Fifth should be in
Washington on the Fourth.
Mexico is producing eN-preE-
dents on scale that will soon
place that country in the running
with her Central American neigh
bors.
What Mayor JCcmes wants 10
know is where was Moses Everett
when the light went out-aud
why?
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-12

A Virginia newspaper rashly
charges that General James Long.
streets "slothfulness and disobe-
dience of orders lost the Battle of
Gettysburg. Nine columns should
be reserved for reply as soon as
this statement comes to the atten,
ton of well-known letter writer
at Gainesville, Ga
" y
The bright and particular star
in "Everywoman" is seeking "A d.
vorce. Who cares? Nobody"