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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-07

on SIDE
OFvILLA

e. PAso, Nov. Through
Gen. Soto y CANA. Gen. zapata.
the rebel ehleftaln, has notified
the Aaussoallentes peace con
vontlon that no and his troops
will put themselves under Gen.
Villas orders TO forelbly re-
move Gen. Csrranxa as provis-
lonsl president Of Mexico.
Gen. Gutierrez. governor OF the
state or San Luis Potosi. was Off.
cially sworn In yesterday AS provis-
ional president. but will not assume
office until noxt Tuesday. the date
stipulated by the peace convention
on which Carranza must retire.
II accept this honorable charge"
Gutierrez said in his inaugural ad-
dress. Il do not desire Il. but |
want TO prove that stand ready 20
obey all orders OF this convention.
''Honceforth ! shall consider as
traitors and enemies OF Mexico all
those who oppose the conventions
mandate. and ! shall do all In my
power 10 discharge the duties In
conformity with the desires OF the
majority OF tho convention.
Former President Huerta's cable
gram TO carrnnra was read TO the
peace delegates. II said
Accept my deepest sympathy
Lot me know II may prepare a
comfortable home on this side OF
the water for you and your cabi-
net"
Huerta Is In Europe. Carranza
had gone today TO Cordoba To con
fer with Gen. Candida Aguilar.
A commission OF generals from
the Aguascalientes convention ar.
rived In Mexico City today TO notify
Carranxa OF the election OF Gen.
Gutierrez as provisional president
II was believed Carranza went to
Cordoba to dodge the commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-07

Tho John Panton Company. nS
has been announced heretofore In
these columns. Is 10 become in the
future an exclusive ready-to wear
store. This makes II Necessary 10
cIoss out a number OF departments.
number OF which have already
been announced. But tho most I'm.
portant. the biggest. best and most
staple departments have been re
served for the last. The John
Panton Company will begin Mon.
day morning ut Q o'clock TO make a
complete close-out OF the following
departments: silks. velvets. Dress
Goods. Cloakings. Innings. Linens.
wash Goods. Domestics. White
Goods. Fancy Table Linens. Elan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-07
CITY WILL TRY
TO Give JOBS TO
SEATTLE men

Heads Of families residing in Sc.
attic will be given preference In
city work. according to an under
standing reached Friday afternoon
by the finance committee OF the
council and Representatives OF the
Central Council Of Social Agencies.
James A Hnight and J. ~ powies.
representing the agency. urged the
formation Of committee OF city
and county officials 10 Join with the
representative OF the central so.
cial agency for the purpose OF plan
ming and providing relief for the un
employed.
Councilman Fitzgerald Introduce
a resolution TO the effect that here
after all contracts for city work
shall contain a specific provision
that American resident laborers be
given preference over foreigners.
This resolution was hold In abey.
ance until Corporation Counsel
Bradford determines whether Il ia
no, In conflict with treaty obllga-
lions.
Some means OF employment win
DO furnished n the condemnation OF
i4th av. =. can be rushed through.
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Important Departments to Be
Closed Out by John Panton Co.
Big Store Makes Final Announcement Of Departments
That VIII Be Closed Out to Conform to New Policy.

nels. Blankets. Comforters and Sill
verware. Prices will be reduced to
an extent that Seattle has not seen
for many a day. as II IL tho sole
aim and desire OF the management
10 close these departments out en-.
tirely At tho earlieH, possible mo.
ment All these departments. In
addition TO the departments which
are already being closed out. will
mako the John Psnton store a very
interesting place 10 those who
wish TO get the most possible value
for their dollar during the coming
week. Full details OF this big sale
event may be found In the big. full
page sd. which appears on page ?
in today's Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-07

other engagements. like thIs
young man very much and am sure
he likes me. Tell me, please, what
to do. GRACE.
A.-Nearly all OF the hotels have
Hobbies. reception halls or a small
parlor. Can you not invite the man
there? II there is no place at all
for you TO entertain him. be frank
and tell him so. Honesty is always
the best policy. and. II he really
likes you, he will admire you the
more for your caniidness.
0.-PIease tell me the fare from
here to Australia. S. r.
A--The fare from San Francisco
to Sydney. Australia. first class, is
5000. or 5000 round trip; second
class. $125, round trip 5000; third
class, $50.
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COUPLE BOLD ONES

Two hol6up men entered McDer.
motifs barber shop. ii2 Yesler way.
at a. m. Saturday and threatened
TO shoot the porter. John Williams.
unless be opened the cash drawer
Williams complied. but all the mon
ey had been removed nj the close OF
Fridays business. The men walked
out
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I'll 9ttors Te &c &11aat1hin Grey

al am piri Of 10 and have
been employed three years ~ q
bookksepsr and stenooraphsr for a
manufacturing firm. I receive st3 q
week. and there 10 . possibility OF
my getting SIS . week soon. but
that 10 a. much a. can ever earn
In this office. SO I feel that | am
wasting my time Instead Of ad-
vanelnp. have been thinking Of
taking up an evening course TO be.
come . private secretary, but I
want your advice. 10 there much
opportunity 70 obtain such . POSI-
tlon In this elty7 am eonselen-
tIous and feel that ! would make
success " I tried. URSULA.
A.-Confidence Ia the first ele-
ment OF success. For want Of II.
well-qualified persons often lag be-
hind those OF inferior attachments
Follow the plan you have outlined.
but remember the private secre-
tary usually grows into that posi-.
ton from a subordinate one. Do
not give up your present employ
ment until you are sure OF one
with better promise.
O.-To settle a dispute. please
state whether Lillian Russell was
at one time Nat Goodwln's wife.
o. 8. r.
A.--Lillian Russell was never
married TO Nat Goodwin.
o.-PIease Inform me what year,
month. etc. the first primary was
held In Seattle. and obIlse.
A.-The approximate date was
March. 1909.
0.--Please tell me the number OF
men employed In and around the
U. s. assay office at Seattle. and
obllpe
AN ouHoEToWN READER.
A.--According TO the last report
OF the director OF the mint. there
were 10 employees at the assay OF.
flee In this city.
o.--kindly tell me II there 10 any
liquid or anything else that will
make chlld's rain cape water
proof again. Cape Is In good con-
dillon otherwise.
MRS. TIoHTWAp.
A.--Go over the cape with the
following: Isinglass. alum. soap.
equal parts; water. sufficient Dis
solve each separately. and mix the
solutions. with which Undue the
cloth on the wrong side. Dry. and
brush the cloth well. first with a
dry brush. and afterward (lightly)
with a brush dipped In water.
Dear Miss Grey: think "Hus.
band and Father" and "Wife Who
Has Been Through the Mill" both
gave splendid advice TO Broken
Hearted" But II she Is woman
whose soul has never been awaken
ed by some kindness shown her, or
by the beautiful things OF nature,
such as trees. plants, flowers,
and birds, then she Will not realize
II.
would like TO say to those who
dislike to split wood that II Ia as
good exercise as playing golf. and
" tho husband 10 tho right kind Of
man, he will appreciate a few
minutes rest az much az the wife
does her Easter bonnet. ! think
Just as much Of giving my husband
chance to doll up" before sup
per as do Of being clean and nice
for him, and II more married peo-
Pile followed these rules, the same
as before marriage, there would be
fewer divorces.
Hero are some verses by Edgar
A. Guest that have helped mo.
1T CAN BE DONE
Somebody said that II couldn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-07
DIES AT the BUTLER FIRE BUGS" BUSY?

Judge +. u. pfost. representative
OF the National Mercantile Co. ten
officers OF which were recently IN.
dieted by the federal grand jury.
died OF heart failure at tho Butler
hotel az o'clock Saturday morning
He is survived BY widow In Vic.
tortA.
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Fire bugs" are believed 10 be
responsible for the destruction Of
two-story dwelling owned by
Paul Kickusch. $3.50 i2nd nv. q.
which burned TO the ground at II
O'Clock Friday night. The loss to-
tailed 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-07
Health---LongeVity

DO you know that nine-tenths OF all
maladies arise from insidious self poison
ing OF the system by Bacilli living In the
Colonf
DO you know that YoGHURr is the
only means to destroy the intestinal
poisons7
II you are slave TO your digestive
apparatus u sufferer from liver, kidney.
bladder. heart. throat troubles. nervous
diseases. or any malsdy due 20 poor cir
ouiation constipation. appendicitis. etc.
write for information.
YOGHURT CO, BLAINE, WASH.
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WANT NEW MEMBERS

The Commercial Club has start.
cd a s0-day campaign for new
members. II Is hoped the present
OF 1900 will DO In
20 BOO.
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along with my Free Book. without cent
In advance. Then after trying them, "
you are fully satisfied with the benefit
received. you can send me the dollar. II
not keep your money. You decide. ana 1
take your word You can see that
couldn't possibly make such an offer year
after year II were not positive that my
Drafts are better and surer than any
thing else you can set for any kind OF
no matter where located or
how severe. Send today for my Free
Book and 81 Drafts. Send no Money
l.,st IN. Eaup,n
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''7777''
For Grip, Influenza,
Coughs, Sore Throat


Don't wait until your
bones begin to ache, take
Humphreys Seventy
seven" at the first sneeze or
shiver, to get best results.
Pleasant to take, handy
to carry, fits the vest
pocket. For sale by every
dealer in medicine from
Canada to Cape Horn.
Two sises. aSe and 800. at all
druggists or mailed.
Humphrey Homeo, Medicine Co.
tSs William street. New York.--Ad-
vertisement
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without medicine by a simple APP
pliance worn without Inconvenience
and for a short time only. on the
soles of the feet. My Drafts have
proven successful in so large per-
centage OF cases that they have al
ready won their way almost all over the
civilized world. Men and women are
writing mo that my Drafts have cured
them after so and 40 years Of pain. even
after the most expensive treatments and
baths had fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-07

baths had fail-
ed. l don't hest
tate to take
every risk OF
failure. I will
gladly send you
my regular Dol
tar mir tight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-07
RHEUMATISM
BOOK
FIRE. 81!

Tells W b a I
every sufferer
should know
about the ma
ture, origin and
causes OF this
cruel affliction.
and tells how
10 get rid of IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
THE BACHE REVIEW

Discusses this week: Critical Situation:
Encouraging Attitude Of the President;
\ Business Mems Union; Business and
Politics; Powerful Machinery Ready;
Starting the Machinery; Criminal Delay.
The Only Real Cause OF Depression;
Sunshine Through the window Panes
Copies on application.
We will be glad 20 advise with investors.
d. s. BACHF & CO. AZ B'way, New York.
Members New York Stock Exchange.
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TC DISCUSS ROCK
ISLAND BUSINESS
Schumacher and Nudge Here
To-day-Readjustment Tx
pected by Banker.

r. VI. Schumacher. chairman o, une
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacihc Railway
Who went 10 Chicago last week. ana
II. L. Nudge. president OF the com
many. will arrive IN New YORK to.oa!
TO confer with william A. kead III
connection with the reorganization
plan. which involves the elimination OF
The two holding companies. Announce
ment of recent developments IN INC
situation. including the completion OF
the underwriting, however, may not pe
made until next week. 49,
4 banker closely associated win tne
working out of the readjustment plah
said Yesterday he thought 1t would 20
through. "All sensible persons VINO,
have talked with me about the plan,
he added, "approvc Il as an equltaple
proposition. and say it should be car
riod into effect. While ! believe u
will be accepted by the bondhodcrS' J
am not sanguine about anything these
days.
A. the ninety days allowed to make
complete a default on the collateral
trust 4 per cent bonds OF the 'hlcago'
Rock Island g. Pacific Railroad VIII
cxpire in about two weeks, the interest
having been passed May J. 1t seems prop
able that the formally of a recelvershlp
for the Iowa company, one OF the TWO
holding corporations. Will have 10 taHe
Mace before the end Of the month.
But as it is proposed to wipe out this
company in the reorganization PLAN
this is not looked forward to as serious.
Opposition to the reorganization plan
is to be expected, according 10 bankers
associated with the protective COM
mittccs. Whether sufficient opposition
to hold it up can be mustered IS an
Other matter. 1t would require more
than 40 FER cent of the bonds to pre-
vent the plar from being put INTO
effect, as so per cent will make 1t OPP
erativc. Something over 40 per cent
of the bonds are believed to be depos-
tied with the protective committee.
The required so per cent is not OK
pectcd to be received until the Ieor
ganization plan is formally adopted ana
call for deposit of the bonds under the
plan is made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

CALL MONEY opened at 3 per cent;
highest. per cent; lowest, per
cent; closing, 2 per cent; renewal, .
per cent.
TINE MONEY was frmer, but bust
ness continued light. Rates: 2% a 3
per cent for sixty days, 3G3l4 per
cent for ninety days. 63a4 per cent
for four months, 49,, per cent for
five months and 4G4h per cent for
six months.
MERCANTILE PAPER was frmer
and transactions were limited. Rates:
Az per cent for sixty to ninety days
Endorsed bills receivable and for choice
four to six months single names, and
per cent for others.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Exchanges, s3O2,17S,753; balances,
s16.938, 692. The Sub-Treasury was
debtor TO the amount of s492,321.
SUB-TREASURY.- New York banks
lost to the Sub-Treasury s243,000 and
lost since Friday S4,355,OOO.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston,
par; Chicago, exchange par; st. Louis,
zoe premium bid, zoe premium asked;
San Francisco, soc premium; Mon
treal, 314c discount.
BANK CLEARINGS.- Boston. eI-
changes s28,s62,710; balances Sl,S32,-
23O; Baltimore, exchanges s7,176,51l;
balances s718,541 Chicago. exchanges
s51.2l9.144; balances s3,359,615; Phil
delphia, exchanges S3l ,454,373; bal
ances s3.033 400; st. Louis. exchanges
s13.217,O3S; balances s1,162,S67.
SILVER MARKET. - Commercial
price of bar Silver in New York, 81 &c,
a decline Of sc. Mexican silver dol
lars were quoted at 42l2c, unchanged.
London bar silver was quoted at
25itd, a drop of 3-l6d.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. The mar
ket was quiet. Demand sterling de-
clined 90 points. Cable and sight
rates: London Cable, 4.S7i2; demand
4.871O. Paris Cable, 5.16. minus
3-64: check, 5.167s minus i-6i. Berlin
Gable, IS 3-16 minus l-32; check
951-l6. Switzerland Cable, BIO :
minus 3-64; check. 5.167s minus l-6i.
Holland Gable. 4Oh; check, 40 81 8
plus Lis. Belgium Cable, 5.lSA
minus 1-l6; check, 5.193s minus l-32.
Sixty and ninety day bills: London
bankers Sixty days, 4.8520; ninety
days, 48420. London commercial
Sixty days, 4847s; ninety days, l.s@ 4.
Paris bankers Sixty days, 5.l9's;
ninety days, $50 minus 5-64 Paris
(commercal) Sixty days. 80.
minus lie; ninety days, 520Ss minus
lis. Berlin bankers Sixty days.
90 11-16; ninety days. 81 7-16. Berlin
commercial Sixty days, 94's; nine
! ty days, 944-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities we're sold ycstcr-
day az auction AZ tho Exchange salcsroom By
ADRIAN u Muller & son.
For account of ". Elmer Payntar and VIII
lam J.. Ricard. substituted trustees. cs-
tate ~ Ntlian Law tin. deceased
80 shares osw'so . Syracuse l.. e. 60 .:o3'i
=. slercs Brooklyn Union Gas Co........12t
- shares ~ -. a Grand ST. Ferry Il. Il.
60. ..... .......... ......... 90 o.
.; shares Hanover National Bank ....... 80
II shares Mechanics and Metals National
Bank ....-...... ......... 10
Fl shares Manufacturers National Bank 453
: shares Bank Of Manhattan Co..........3ii
: shares National Nassau Bank..........55
: shares Market and Fulton Nat Bank. 80
$1,000 Brooklyn Union Gas 60. per cent
bond. due 1875 Interest MAY and Nov. loo
$1,000 CITY Of Brooklyn Public Park l.oan
per cent coupon bond. due July. 1913. In
tcrcst January and July .............. 1O3
BY order Of ESccutors.
share New York Lifo Insurance and Trust
Go. .-..-..-.....-. ...-..- .-...-........ ''H
20 shares Bankers Trust 90 ............i0o
- shares Buffalo. Lockport & Rochester
Railway 20. preferred. and l2is shares
Buffalo. Lockrort & Rochester RAILWAY
60. common ........-... ...--....Si lot
!. 800 shares Molly Gibson Mining and Mil.
ing co.. 300 shares Pandora Mining and
Milling 60. and 1000 shares United cot.
orado Mines Co...................... $40 lot
For account Of Trustees.
$1,000 Buffalo city Gas 90. LIST mortgage =
per cent bond. duo October. 1877. Coupons
April and October coupon October !. iFIf
and sub equcnt attached ............... .:0ig
For Account Of whom II May Concern
10 shares Central Trust co. l0oJ and lru5
. shares Importers ana Traders National
i'hlh 80
90 shares Royal Baking Powder co. PFC
fcrrsd ............. ............. To-, +.
- shares Wcstchoatcr and Bronx Iitic and
Mortgage Guaranty Go ...........i 100.
So fharcs j 5 a ". =. Kuhn. Inc. So lot
40 shares cOoni1l Trust 20. Pittsburgh lao
80 shares American Water Works aud
Guarantee 90. Old stock certificate on
deposit ................ SO lot
~ shares West Penn. Traction and Water
Co. common Observation-Disclosures. 10 g. /
shares Firft Second National Bank. PITS
bufkN ss.ssss...s......N NJ
80 shares First Second National Bank of
Pittsburgh. Old stock participation Ger
iaueAh s-s.s..ss..asssss.....s. ..eo let
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GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
STATE.
RAILWAY AND MISCELLANEOUS.

ION Y State ii2s..11Ols HOS HOS
10 Va Of IS BrBro eff 50 So So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
CONTINENT SELLS
IN LONDON MARKET
American Shares Abroad Lower
-COnsols and Rentes Easy
Berlin Weak at Close.

London, July Is. The stock market
started cheerfully to-day; but declined
later under further Continental ana
local liquidation. Consols lost 3-lb.
Trading was quiet, and the closing tone
was easy.
Trading was active in the American
section. The verdict in the Union Pa
cific case helped that stock, but weak
ened Baltimore & Ohio. as 1t was
feared the distribution Of the Union
Pacific holdings would increase the
market supplies Of Baltimore a ONO.
Prices opened a fraction higher, but
later most Of the list reacted and fell
below parity. The close was irregular
Bullion amounting to f267 900 was
taken into the Bank Of England and
81 900 was withdrawn for shipment TO
the Continent. Money and discount
rates were easy. Money loaned at ! 2
TO ia per cent. Discount rates FOR
short bills were . TO rs per cent; FOR
three months pa 10 2lt.
Consols closed 3-16 lower, at 75l2
for money and - 9-16 for account.
Gold premium at Madrid was BIO,
against $40 yesterday; at Lisbon H.
unchanged.
Paris, July Is. Trading was quiet
on the Bourse to-day. The private
rate Of discount was 244 per cent:
Three per cent rentos closed 10 cen
times lower. at So francs 92ia centlmes.
Exchange on London % francs Is
centimes, down z centmc.
Berlin, July Is. Prices opened
higher. but closed weak on the Boerse
to-day. The private rate Of discount
was 2is per cent.
Exchange on London, 20 marks 40
pfennigs, down = pfennig.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY. July Is, 1914.

against 2iloo Tuesday !
in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
BOND SALES on THE STOCK EACHANGE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL. 1914.

Stock Wednesd
81 600 against Monday, and s1Oo
wear ago For aggregated s393osi agains
cDa7 f0iO mo
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d'urniahed b. n T. Mcconnell & Co. ?.
Pine ST.

.rsr valve 10 ,w- diyld."@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
SAVINGS BANKS.
- ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Irregular Changes on Open
go ing Call-Break Later.

Irregular changes were made on the
Consolidated Exchanges opening call
yesterday, but declines were more gen
eral than advances. Later the whole
market broke. New Haven on the call
changed hands as high as 561s; It's
low later was 1875.
There were transactions IN American
Sugar Refining at LOT and National
Lead at 45i4. Reading did not get
under 1917. Canadian Pacific went as
Tow as 1888 and Amalgamated Copper
68s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the clos ing
bid and asked prices Tor stocks which
arc listed but which were not dealt IN
on the Stock Exchange Wednesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16

is the date which the committee will
decide upon.
The extra dividend declared on Union
Pacific common stock consists of So
par value Baltimore & Ohio preferred,
So so Baltimore G. Ohio common, and
s. in cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
MAY Pay U. P. Melon July &c.

AS n result Of the decision of the
State Court OF Appeals on Tuesday in
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
suit TO cnjoin the Union Pacific Rail
road from distributing its extra divi-
dend on the common stock, declared sew
cral months ago, the executive commit
tee is expected to meet to-day and name
the day when the big distribution will
be msds. II ID beliavsd that July 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by ". y. Golfer & Co, &
cedar ST.

Coupons interchangeable tRcglstercd
tCoupons. sRegistcrcd and coupon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Ssles. Dpen. Uigh. Low Last
% cons Power .....t01f, i0-i, i0l iO-
100 Elkhon Fuel .... o., - b, 81.
Z, Houston Oil ..... lg g n f.
~ Nor central ...l.>i, 1855 left. l..i,
$50 nitoI Rv COM. 20 e.'. ~, ~
9os MH} land OF GOO. a., q, g.. A.,
BONDS.
81 0o0 A e Line : G. g. 90 ag %, ~
..00o Al con - Ily bs iOit, i0u- ioti. l0ii,
900 'hi nv 5s........ gyt- 9St OIL at,
!. 0o0 CIV RAJ ~ '6iSL gNt, Ni. aN ,NL
i.e00 do SY IL " +. lOttl Ioit, 1911, lOii-
I 0op con Elcr ~ iiss 20 M On qo
1000 Davis chem 80 To-. ans, a9t epa, aaa.
1000 l.lkhorn Fuel 5s. o, o. ., q,
1000 Ga Carolina bs.. lO3 lOl iOg l0J
5000 q n . Brew a.. ~ ~ ~ ~
LOCO \ Limo adp 5s. l6s, 1GA. fGa sGA.
1000 In Ry incopes.. 80 6gL 90 CiL.
1000 do a ........,. see SIC Sac SIC
1900 do refundinE 90 SIN s3i4 SIN STA