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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

Ashland needs a new school build
ing" says the Hanover Progress.
Then Ashland should get II. especial
~ If, as the Progress says, the present
school building lis n disgrace to the
School board and the splendid corps OF
teachers"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

Dead men tell no tales, but they
usually leave a Mellen behind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

What others think of the new
thought leaders is not what they think
Of themselves. assuming. for the sake
Of the paragraph, that they think
at all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.


The recovery in tho stock market has
been q very substantial affair. As COM
pared with tho low of week ago the rail-
road average has recovered practically 2
per cent. In Individual cases the ad-
vances have Seen large. Amalsamated
Copper 10 up SIS points. Reading ~.
Union Pacific 81 and Steel as. What
ever the impulse behind the movement, q
rise Of that extent In 50 abort a time sug-
gests q considerable weakening Of TECH
meal conditions. Tho longest upward
swing has It's pauses from time to time
as the natural mechanics Of market move
ments demand them. And yet all observ-
ers agreed that the market absorbed SELL
ing yesterday In remarkable fashion, es-
pecially In view of the fact that stock was
undoubtedly supplied from the banking
interests who lent their support on Fri
day and Saturday week ago. when the
prolonged decline had brought about q
critical condition Of affairs. Some curl
osity Ii expressed as to the action Of the
London market when confronted. on the
resumption of business after the holi-
day. with 10 abrupt an advance. As 1t
has turned out IL is plain that the mar
ket last week was heavily Oversold. but
whatever the course Of prices In tho next
few days the market Is likely To be moro
sensitive to unfavorable news develop
ments regarding Mexico and other matters
than IL was before the rise took place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Ranks Have Apparently Made Large
Cash Gain.

According to the Known moVsmeh's OF
currency during the past week to-dsys BANK
s,a,.men, Is expected TO disclose large
cash pain Banks gained APPROXIMATELY
IN oneratlons with the ,Sub-rreasury. and
inst 5000 600 through gold exports to Can.
ADS This leaves an Indicated net gain OF
''Csii money on the Moor OF the stock EH-
change ruled at IA per cent" the hisn
being "a. per cent. and the 10" Ia per
cent. 49,.
.a.mg per cent for sixty days. . per cent
for ninety days. ~. per cent. for four
and 4m<,. per cent. for over the year
dency. Rates were 3is ~ per cent for sixty
day and ninety day bills receivable and for
best four TO six months names.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
Par. ST. Pau--5oc premium. Minne-
spolis-soc. premium. 81. Louis-i6c. pre-
Montreal-3lkc. premium Chicsgo-ljc.
Sterling exchange hardened, Rates wer.
1890 fftsjiO for sixty days, 4S51 n tSiso
for demand and 4s7s5 mts7eo for cable
Money In London. Ia @lr per cent
shor, sills. 20 per cent three months
Paris cables quoted tn. closing price ..
rentes 80 francs "a centimes. Exchange
on London, 25 francs l5 centlmes. private
rate OF discount In Paris. s'a per cent, Fer
lin exchange on London, 20 marks AZ
pigs Private rate In Berlin. ga per cent
Commercial price OF bar silver in New
silver dollars quoted at %5A T+sr,
New York Clearing House statement; Ex'
| changes. $s2sosa.7.6; balances, S.3 t6e,oSo
| Sub-Treasury debit balance. 'tG.Ss''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Sales totaled 1850 shares, the heaviest
business since January 16 last. when the
turnover was 1870 shares. Commission
houses were kept active handling orders,
which ranged from odd lots up 10 single
block, of 500 shares or more.
As far as individual stocks were con-
cerned the biggest turnovers were
United States Steel 20,160 shares, Read
ing 1890 shares, Union Pacific 1l,fS0
shares. Missouri Pacific $3.50 shares.
Amalgamated Copper 3,7S0 shares. Cana
dian Pacific LEO shares. New York
Central 1850 shares, Southern Pacific
400 shares. marlborough preferred l,loO
shares, Central Leather l.l20 shares,
Chesapeake 4 Ohio 1870 shares, New
Haven 1870 shares and Lehigh Valley
I.OaO shares Prices opened at $3.50
o'clock strong, with the trading active and
broad.
When the New York Stock Exchange
opened at 10 o'clock. it promptly agreed
with the Consolidated trend. with prices
on both exchanges advancing further IN
substantial fashion in the later dealings
Final quotations were virtually the best
OF the day. The lowest for Steel on the
Consolidated was 577s. against low
early touched on the New York Stock FIX
change OF 57a,. Union Pacific. ON the
other hand, touched on the opening cal
a low of 1bS5s. against low on the other
board OF 1535s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
Pennsylvania u.

Pennsylvania yesterday sold the quar-.
terly dividend OF 1 y per cent. The first
sale was at 10. The next transaction
was at an advance OF a full point, 4 thing
that does not often happen In Pennsyl-
vania. Subsequently the stock recovered
all Of its dividend selling at l1its. equiva-
lent to l13L. As q matter OF fact Penn
sylvana has been moving steadily upward
all week. tho net gain since Saturday be-
ing 6 points, or nearly as great rise
as IN any OF the most active stocks. 1t Is
a long tlms since Pennsylvania sold as
high. In fact IL IL necessary to go back
as far as February IL TO ind a price
equivalent. A comparison OF prices for
the rest Of tho list on the same day
shows that Pennsylvania is now some
what out OF line. On February IL Anal.
gsmated Copper sold at n. American
Can at AIS. Atchson at 9Sia.
Baltimore At %. Canadian Pacific
at .i6E. Chesapeake at 65ss. Erie
at 81 u. Great Northern preferred 132 4.
Iehigh Valley 162. Missouri Pacific 26K.
New York Central 81. Reading 1851.
Southern Pacific 96Ts. Union Pacific
1891 and Steel 66i4. The pronounced
strength of Pennsylvania undoubtedly re-
fleets the prospects OF decision in the
freight rate case favoring tho railroads.
Again II Is simply typical OF the action
OF the stock throughout the excitement OF
the past three months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
THE STEEL MARKET.
Min Products Have Tosehea Dst.
ton-DenanA Fiat.

Steel manufacturers believe that prices
Of mill products have touched bottom.
but no increase in orders has been noted.
1t. Is expected that . sharp reduction In
operations will take place soon. The
railroads are still out Of the market, a
they have been for several months.
Steel men say business will bs duh
over the summer. and light shipments are
looked for until fall. Pig iron CONTINUES
in q depressed condition and most ner.
chant furnaces are operating at "A loss,
New York warehouse steel prices have
been reduced 81 q tor. making plates and
shapes at New York $1.SJ per 100
pounds and bars $3.50. Warehouse prices
in other places were reduced some time
ago. The New York reduction meets this
decline.
Tho Daily IRON Trade says: "Ropublic
Iron and Steel Company has Joined thu
Steel Corporation In blowing out bias,
furnaces by putting out It's Hall stack
at sharon, and other valley furnaces are
reported to be preparing to close down.
Tho pig iron market 10 either standing
still ut all large selling centres or dc.
veloping price irreS,,lAritv. Tile car mar.
ltet shows little sign of activity. Con-
nellsville coke producers arc reducing ont
put sharply. as negotiations for May De.
livery arc hanging fire. A second cargo
OF Newfoundland pig iron. amounting 20
about 5000 tons. has been shipped 10
Bridgeport, Conn"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
Union Pacific Preferred.

There was not q single transaction in
Union Pacific preferred stock all day de-
spite the decision by the Appellate d.
vision OF the Supreme Court UNFOLDING the
lower court in refusing to restrain the
proposed extra distribution by the Union
Pacific company to the common stock
holders. The curious feature about the
bringing OF these suits has been the en-
tire absence Of any speculation in the
preferred stock on the chances OF the
holders being able to share In the melon.
This il all the more remarkable because
in former years the mere mention or the
possibility Of q melon being cut used to be
the signal for a big rise in the preferred.
Once It went TO l1s on one Of these move
ments. People used to buy 1t In the
SOS on those occasions on the theory
that It was an absolutely sure tning'
n the expected rise did not come there
was nothing to lose in the possession o'
a first class railroad preferred stocH
Welding something like per cent,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
THE CURB MARKET.

A strong tone was maintained In the
curb market yesterday. with trading on .
fairly large scale Maxwell Motors shares
were in brisk demand. the frst and SEQ
ond preferred stocks making substantial
gains. British-Arnerican Tobacco new
was also active and Arm. selling At ::A
and 227s.
United Cigar Stores started DUH. but
improved n point to STA. United Cigar
Stores rights hardened u TO AZ and
United Pront Sharing Corporation rose
10 Az. Riker & Hcgeman was firm at
. and 81. Kelly-Springfield Tire adj
vanced point to So and Tobacco Prod
ucts preferred hardened u to s2ii.
Union Pacific rights were traded in hesv-
lily and gained y to 29A.
Further gains were made BY oil shares
in q quieter market Prairie Oil and Gas
was a strong feature closing l5 points
higher at 400. Standard Oil OF Cali
fornia ranged between 3l4 and COS. re-
fiecting q gain OF points at 813: Stand
ard OH OF Indiana rose 6 points to 4s0
Standard OH Of New Jersey improved 8
points to 413 and Standard Oh Of New
York sold up an equal amount to 2s5.
Vacuum OIL advanced I point 10 c,'.
Ohio Oil closed strong at l6S and Anglo
American OIL was hrmer at l6E.
Transactions in detail in The mASkst
yesterday were as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
THE COPPER MARKET.

The copper market was quiet yesterday
In comparison with two or three days
preceding. This was to be expected in
view OF the large bookings made earlier
In the week. Foreign statistics. showing
an increase OF nearly 1900 tons. were
not regarded as incentive for immediate
export buying.
Visible supplies OF the metal on May
I. according to the compilation of Henry
r. Merton & Co. of London, were
2S.363 tons. an increase OF 1.i97 tons
since the middle of April. This total in
cludes the amount afiOat from Chile, but
not from the United States.
At Rotterdam. Hamburg and Bremen
visible supplies on May ! showed an in
crease of j7S tons during the fortnight.
the total being S.9i4 TONS against 1855
tons on April IL. The increase was made
UP OF 500 ton gain at Rotterdam. a
PA ton increase at Hamburg and four
ton increase at Bremen.
With the turn of the new month do
-rnestic copper interests are looking to the
American producers statement due next
week. Unless general business shows n
marked Improvement. however those
figures. regardless OF their showing. will
doubtless be without effect on the metal
market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02

An anonymous letter makes the follow
ing Iueary: "If Rock Island common with
s375, 200, 900 of water sells at SO. what
should Steel common with $1.25o.OOo.OVo
water sell at?' The writer Of the letter
supplies the answer himself: "One-third
of tho price OF Rock Island equals 50
cents" The letter is signed "a victim. 100
shares OF Rock Island at 47's.' The In
ference seems TO be that somebody who
lost money in Rock Island is expecting TO
recoup by going short OF steel IL mas
been evident that the short interest in
steel was widely extended. That many
people have felt that while other stocks
might be be!d up and even advanced ma
terally, no human force could prevent
steel from going away down. Il incon-
testable. But probably II has not p~en
suspected that losers on other stocks are
on the short side OF Steel and are con-
fident their position is tho one path tc
wealth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
Steel Cline"

Another link in the line in Steel
common was established yesterday. on
fourteen out OF the past sixteen business
days the stock has sold at So. The break
in the Zine" was made Friday and Sat
urday y week ago. when tie stock sold
as low As 5S. Yesterdays high price OF
59Ts indicates the stock has made as de-
cided a move away from the 5S price on
the UP side as 1t did earlier on the down
side. Moreover. the advance has made up
4 points Of an extreme decline OF 10 points
from tho high OF March. 1t Is u COM
mon idea that the price OF Co Is a critical
one for Steel. 1t is supposed to represent
a turning point in speculative sentiment.
There may have been great increase In
bearish sentiment below so. but the most
determined resistance has also developed
around IS, An advance above so. IL II &C.
ours. may have the reverse effect upon
sentiment and spectators may be fooled
again
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
Live stock Market.

FRIDAY May |,
Receipts Of beeves were ser head, lnclud-
ing 81 cars for the market, steers were
dull to "a shade lower choice fat bulls
steady: others barely steady; COWS generally
steady, with choice fat stock q small frac-
ton lower. Common to- choice steers
s6,5. Dressed beef In moderate demand ~
i2alic. per ID. for medium to choice city
Receipts of calves were 1896 head, inciud
ing s35 head for the market. Demand was
active and prices hrm with an early clear
ance OF the pens. Common to choice veals
sold at S7mSiO.25 per 100 lbs, culls at 80:
Inferior buttsrmilk calves at So. Dressed
calves Arm 10 higher. city dressed vcals
sold Ut i2wi5c,, and selected at 5tac.; coun-
try dressed at 81 ml3isc.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were %,057
head, Including 9 ears for the market. Sheen
were rated hrm; lambs shade higher,
Good clipped lambs sold NJ S7.75QS,sh Per
clippsd sheep at o. Nc spring lambs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

ern csiiierni, Edison COMPANY from The
1865. as compared to 'i1eS,s37 in the
sam: period In 1918, Less operating eN-
ating revenue for the three months period
this year was s5ls.SiS. compared 10 SILL
IN net non operating revenue and charging
OF interest and depreciation hesves sur
~ s:ee.GsS. as compared 20 sl6l.56o for the
.am. period in 1918. Teal operating revenue
~ vii AaS s Tor WI MaSS " Toa net
income for March. lsit. was sl5t,al7 as
The March i'll. surplus is ,7s.i9s' as com s;
pared with $4,000 "a year ago. This com
Ssr for fe e Of the
unusually wet season on the Pacific coast
little pumping was needed during the time
for depreciation in March. 1914, but In
:isrSsdhc; 1913 the charge under this head is
All Bylesby electric properties reporting for
the week April = to IS showed not connected
load gains OF 33i customers. with 3is kill
owat,s lighting capacity and 767 horse;
for--but not yet connected--includes IA
customers with 7o4 kllowatts lighting ca
put OF the properties for the week was 80
per cent. greater than for tho corresponding
Niagara. Lockport and Ontario Power
Company for the year ended December 81.
by. s?l:sso. the amount sold being Isis
/Gei. OF the power distributed s7G1.2t5 was
produced, and the rest was bought. The
cost OF the power produced, Including a
eSs. making gross profits on sales OF power
e6sT259. an Increase OF &45s9l. Operating
expenses werc 1854 and other income
made the gross income $543lss. an In
crease Of s65.0S6. Rents, taxes. Interest
and other charges caused a surplus Of
Tho company's surplus on January !, 1914,
was t17O.736 which with other credits
brought the gross surplus to s3b2,4i3. From
this we're paid dividends OF fl62oOO and
miscellaneous charges, leaving net surplus
OF sis3,otj.
Tho Consumers Power Company Of Michi-
gan, one of the principal subsidiaries OF
the Commonwealth Power, Railway and
Light Company, reports an increase IN
March gross earnings OF s.l9 per cent: over
March. 1913, with a gain In net Of 20. I
yer cent. aud IA surplus after charges of
s92Sj5, or 1873 per cent.
For tho three months ended March 81
gross increased 7.3s per cent ana net In
creased 1920 per cent. The surplus Tor
being s309,39l. For the twelve months ended
March 81 gross earniags were S216,os9.
increase Of 1913 per cent over tDe pre-
ceding year. Operating expenses Increased
AZ per cent, ana net earnings were " sl2,-
100. an increase Of 16.J per cent Fixed
charge Increased "a CT per cent. to si,052,-
G5j. AMI preferred dividends Increased 20.6d
per cent, to $3.50, 900, leaving the surplus
after all chargea and preferred DIVIDENDS
substantially the same rs last Neav or Si29,
cause ~ the increase in interest charges
end preferred dividends, on securities issued
for Construction purposes, much OF winch
Is as YET not revenue producing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS

Company and Term Stk. Am l'.
Middle West Utilities, quar-
terly ..........,....,.. rfi i. -
Southern Pips Line, quar-
terry ...............- -.-- s.
Rosenhaum co. tDry Goods,
quarterly ....t..,....... PA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02

Receipts Of hogs were 1910 head. includ =
ing about "a carload for the market. Prices
lower and heavy TO light hogs sold At $3.50
D ~ per 100 lbs rouGhs at " s0WV Coun-
try dressed hegs steady at s0i:c. per ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02

offered. Dressed mutton steady At
Ice. per ID; dressed lambs nrm At lss q
ho,houso lambs selling at e3ge7 per ear
csss; some very inferior stock rs low ~ w.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE

DIVIDENDS PAYABLE
Company and Term. Stock. Amt,
ssmi-annuai ',.'.,,,,.',...,,.. pfd o.
Kellogg Switchboard and supply,
Quarterly ...............,,'..
tsriy ..,,,,..,,...,,.... CEN ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02

sales to-da share
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.
r~nsscsisns From OPENING TO s.@ r. n.

70 Ss~ Re M
North Pacinc -
ossssSsStis;s; a..
p.s%sT.;i'xggaas
"a cv Sl4sIeis
ps%Hs2iiiis:S;s.
'::s$$$$$$$s:::::::I$$$i:
NVVVsss VO
Of N J s.
600. o
Ry Steel Spr s.
1881
.i0oo:....9 lis
raw Ton Con -
5000. IL IL
Reading e. q
siGSsCspxeSs3
5000. AZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02

sEx dividend.
Where o So follows
= quotation II indi-
Gates u bid or offer
for 10 shares.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-21

i.ouion. June 20 IN, Jcws nf iou
don and other great cities ~ the Unit
ied epGtom via hola their annual Oh.
seftanee ~ shehoi ia, tomorrow The
observance " If ,omiRwuyeh rcecn,
ufieio. but durlnE the raat fsw yeafs "
has hc,nme Vol established lnsii
iuiion lu rnelnnd BE- ohirri BE- ln mr.
vide financial ald for thc 2ionisi eause
fhrouFhnui ihr Jewish district ln tHs
rasi rnd ~ london hundreds vt wuih
ere VIII mah, hnuse tn hnnre canvass
Tomorrow merninE Go faghcr sheAels
from thc earnest Jews vito look io thp
Iionis'H a. nHinf thvm late new De-.
fuiNiem a sh,kei ~ caara, h. iao
oh unt " coinage used hs tho non.
frvs ana aH revive dhy ih' Hioaisla 'it
value VARIES in accordance wi'i ih'
standard coins NJ different countries
m ENGLAND " is represented hes shll
Z lima. and otcrf rontribufor ~ one
shohol - entitled 60 vote for dcleFai'
/ io ,hc nssi sUnffoas ~ tho Zionist fed
orauun
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rnE CALLER IS ON SAIL AT rHu
FOLLOWING NGws STANDS
AND ON All TRAINS.

NNb ON At NhNiNos
CORPUS CHRISTI
Corpus christ, Boot and Stationery
stere.
Smiths eoOk store
Nuscs, Motel.
eluu Ores store
hlsAs's prvo store
Bag Dfup Store.
Red Cross prsu store
Hiits CiQsf Store
aocRPoar.-
w D /. ore
PORTLAND
Tho. k,rk, g..
GREGORY
Gregory pros store
SAN ANTONIO
Merger ho,sl
World New. Co.
FoRr wcRrH--
Ira UttI,
pALLAB--
Drown Rankin. i5is,s corm,re. s,
ARKANSAS pASs--
Arkansas Pass osua store
PORT ARAnsAs-
&C c rsbsr
Rossrown
Bis'Es Pharmacy.
BISHOP
Paragon Confectionery.
KNOXVILLE
'kinosvins Pharmacy.
HARLlsoEn--
Hsdins.n Pharmacy.
MISSION
nissor Drua Store.
sRownsvlLLE--
'Anthors Confectionery.
ALICE
eagle Pharmacy.
SAN DIEGO
'BrUno Rios.
FALFuRRlAs--
A. q. Watts.
REFUoio-
z. D. Clarhsos
WACO
Jimmie, News Stand. 40 tin o.
mERcgDE3--
Mercedes cenfsctionsry.
SAN BrNiro-
The Allows.
SlHTok--
titsrvsS MsNvtt
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Contracts FOR large amounts OF ad-
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-21

gusi lsseanre cstaFra srects ihe norr and
throat. ffw people realize how deep seatfd
Il map BE- until Il ffffps into the bfunrhiai
tni,ee ans nsfffra coNn into thf lungs
The pay 70 treat cffarrh u 10 recognize
fha fact fhag n Is Ia the blood,
Aba tsefs u arlg gas b.sod pgfiffr thai
tan bs saffly ustd. II " x -, he most
l.outrfdls tAf hoei efarcAiag, ihS pon
asslSnative tl0qf remedy known focfy. fpf
n 10 not 4 minefal bat a Vegetable rFme1f
The msdlrinsl c0mponsnts u A y. y ara
relatively gusf ~ etsfnfial 10 Wi haisncea
health A. me nufrisiye properties ~ the
sraias. meats. sugars and fats ~ foods
AM lssal irritating lnaueuce ID the biood ~
sslefted ~ the tissue cells nnd clipipstsd
by reason u ne siippihtins lnfusnes a
SIS
Voc viii soon realize 81 uoassrfrl IN
fusnoe ~ the atsehcs ~ bfsfasns, ~
elded riearinr ~ tho air pszssrcs, steadily
Improved nsssi coalition. sn3 q s<nse ~
BODILY relief that proves INV feppfsffif
sstarrh 0ftrn infesis The enfife system
yoa VIII ind " = y "a asie q Az afng
sicres IL u femaftsi,is fsD~6r for any
ana an blood areciipns. sleh ~ rz1fms,
s ssss 1sss.sd isss 81 TX siys a. ",
spefisl Gdsifs % any blvd diaease Hrite
Erdlcal Dspt.. The swift Apscinc Gu, $50
tr ~, ses 1870. $3.50 y; s,;'a:.' s s;s
Il 1vilinx ''jasl e. Essd
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For p.,r,s, t:l,tb.

The Caller - aushprlsed to announce
Juiirs nofsHNFiEkp ga - q
candidate fos District clsrk. suhircl
to the action ~ mo nemcetetit pr.
maries % Iup.
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o. n NltES as candidate tor
ius,ic, II lhe pcaye. precinct num
Der one place numbef two sDijc,t
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The Caller u Authorized 20 anpoppre
Jt'D0R PAT wHEf.AS a. caisai-
date for re- election as Justice ~ the
Peace % Prsclnci Number one. sub
,ec, 70 the action % shs iemccratic Pm
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For ceuntr surrsrof.

The Caller IL authorized 20 announce
cHAs. y. ~ Won BLpcHER as a
candidate Cor reelectIou a. County
sarreycr. suhjeet 10 ths astlon Of
tns psmOcrsflc prlgnarisx
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