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shining feature of 48 amendments to
be carefully studied in at least an
attempt to cast an Intelligent ballot.
Some of these amendments coun-
teracted others that were on the
same ballot, so that one had to read
carefully all of them; for if you
voted for one amendment and were
not careful how you voted on some
other one, you would kill your own
vote. 1t takes 10 minutes to count a
ballot, and it took any intelligent
man. who had voted all his life, five
minutes to stamp his ballot even II
he had sample before him all
marked out"
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AIR BATTLES
AID TO STRIFE

The horrors of war; which hereto
fore have been confined only to land
and sea, will now have an added at
traction in sky battles. Many of the
warning nations are now equipped
with aerial fleets and they are all
using their greatest endeavors to
learn the best way and means of
punching holes in dirigibles or wing
ing" offensive aeroplanes.
1t is said that within the last few
years European Powers have spent
considerably more than a hundred
million dollars in perfecting aerial
fleets for war purposes. These death
dealing war hawks are fitted with de-
structive ornaments that viii work
sad havoc when in action.
If you want to know the air fleet
strength of the warning nations of
Europe get The Leaders War Map
which is being presented to readers
for one coupon and the mere expense
of promotion. In addition to this
useful map a series of educational
charts is given absolutely free. These
charts are printed in colors and
show the strategic points Of the
worlds greatest war.
Clip the War Map coupon printed
daily in these columns and present it
without further delay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-10
NOSE AND HEAD STOPPED UPFROM
COLD OR CA7ARRH''OPEN lT0NCE

fragrant balm dssOlves by the heat
of the nostrils; penetrates and heals
the inflamed, swollen membrane
which lines the nose, head and
throat; clears the air passages; stops
nasty discharges and a feeling of
cleansing soothing relief comes i'm
mediately.
Don't lay awake tonight struggling
for breath, with head stuffed; nos
trils closed, hawking and blowing.
Catarrh or a cold, with it's running
nose, foul mucous dropping into the
throat, and raw dryness is DISTRESS
ing but truly needless.
Put your faith - just once - i'll
''Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
or catarrh will surely disappear. For
sale 0by Owl Drug Store.
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(By Associated Press.)

Stockholm, Nov 10.-The new de-
fense act has provided for a big in -
crease OF strength of the Swedish
navy 1t is expected that two semi
Dreadnaughts specially designed
use in Swedish waters will soon be
constructed. Swedens IL new de-
stroyers, of larger type than here
tofore designed, will have a speed of
80 knots, and will all be turbine
boats. About 20 submarines will be
built as soon as possible. The gov
eminent is to build the smaller craft
but probably the big vessels will be
constructed at private shipyards.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a 8 Q RIA

The Arabs were the first to use
orange blossoms as bridal wreaths
The orange branch bears fruit and
flowers at the same time. and is
therefore regarded as an emblem OF
prosperity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-10
An Unfailing Way
to Danish Hairs
CBeauty Notice.

Ugly hairy growths can be remov-
ed in the privacy of your own home
II you get a small original package
of delatone and mix into a paste
enough of the powder and water to
cover the hair surface. This should
be left on the skin about minutes,
then removed and the skin washed
and every trace OF hair will have
vanished No harm or inconvenience
can result from this treatment but
be sure you buy real delatone
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My Cleansing, Healing Balm Instantly
Clears Nose, Head and ThrOat-Stops
Nasty Catarrhal Discharges. Dull
Headache Goes.

Try "Ely's Cream Balm"

Try "Ely's Cream Balm"
Get a small bottle anyway, just to
try it-Apply a little in the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up air passages of the head
will open; you will breathe freely;
BY morningl the catarrh, cold in
head or catarrhal sore throat will be
gone.
End such misery nowl Get the
small bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm"
at any drug store. This sweet,
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QUARANTINE ON IN KANSAS;
WILL Be RIGID

Topeka, Kan, Nov 100.-Telegrams
received this afternoon by Taylor
Riddle, live stock sanitary commits
sioner, state that cattle in Meade
county are not suffering from pneu-
monia, but from larryngitis, or in
flammation Of the larrynX.
No chances are to be taken by the
state department. however regarding
the spread of disease among live
stock in this state. This afternoon
Riddle issued an order placing In
all cattle, sheep and
swine received in this state from the
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, since
October 1.
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l.. II. Lonr is prepared TO 90 all
kinds OF gas piping at reasonable
cost. He keeps on hand supply
gas nantes. globes and burners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-10

Anyone wanting to see Henry
Reynolds on business call at 316 East
Oklahoma or telephone II, or address
box 80.
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PRICE OF COTTON is TO SOAR
Continued from Page one.)

nor defiled by rust 1t needs oaiy
to be taken in out of the wet,
"One- third of this usually desir-
able crop has been sold We have
reasonably satisfied obligations by
selling a little Two-thirds of the
crop is yet in the hands of the people
of this state farmers and merchants.
The time has arrived when we ought
to hold "a good deal more 1t is
our cotton. We are entitled to fair
price for it. What is more, we can
get a fair price, if we demand it. The
verdict of the world is that cotton is
worth more than we have been get
ting for /. 1t has sold for less than
it is worth because Of our own bear
ish attitude If we do not demand a
higher price and stand out for it, we
will confess ourselves a race of
weaklings"
Farmers Want to Hold.
''Do the farmers want to hold their
cotton?' Professor Connell was ask
ed
"Yes; except in instances where
they have been impressed with the
belif that it may decline in price.
Some have been forced to sell, or
have been induced to do so, to pay
debts and the argument of probably
lower prices made in such cases has
infected other farmers who are not
under the necessity Of selling.
lit has been the chief effort Of our
organization to convince bankers
and iobbers that they ought not to
press for the collection of debts at
this time. and that it is against their
own best interests as well as the
interests of the state in general for
hem to do so.
This movement is meeting with
gratifying success. The bankers Of
Texas and Oklahoma quite gen
rally have endorsed the principles !
ndorsed by Mr.. Kemp's committee. !
nd pledges for reduction of cotton |
.creage are being rapidly given !
Within the last ten days a world OF /
otton has been taken over by eoun
ry merchants on account at Sc. ar 4
obbers in turn have taken it on ac-
cunt at the same price. 1t will l
e held for a legitimate price.
IF the jobbers viii exert them
elves TO De as lenient as possible in
he collection OF accounts and viii II
axe cotton at Sc. which price it sur
Is will bring in cash in the near fu-
are. the situation viii further i'm
rove Indeed we feel confident that
lerchants and farmers viii get &c a
ound for cotton within a short time
they will only hold 81 firmly and
ih sell 81 only az a fair price and
Funds are Already more
lsily to be- obtained. and with the
,mplet'on OF the cotton pool and
e opening o. the reserve banks
ere viii De plenty Of money to fin
zee cotton.
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A household remeuy in America for
- years-Dr. Thomas Electric oil.
For cuts. sprains. burns. scalds.
bruises. sc and soc. At all drug
stores.
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Have The Leader delivered. 45c M
g m " E IS M ~ ~ * u 81 M % ~ 81 5
81 ADJUSTMENTS. ;
81 81 81 q M 70 M ~ - & e r ~ Il y :
The Master Key" Coming.

TIC WdsICT Nty OOHIHY.
Manager Pollard of the Gem, is
making extensive arrangements to
mount the great film, The Master
Key" The story will be printed In
The Leader
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tried other things by the score and VIII
now try "GETS-IT," you will realize
this glorious fact.
You probably are tired sticking on
tape that wont stay stuck, 2lasters ;hat
shift themselves right onto your corn,
CONTRIBUTIONS that make bundle Of your
toe and press right down on he corn.
Put two drops Of "GETS-IT'' on thai
corn In two seconds. The corn Is then
doomed as sure as night follows day. The
corn shrivels There's no pain, no fuss.
II you think this sounds too good TO be
true try II tonigh. on any corn, callus,
wnrt or bunion
GETS 1T" is sold by druggists every
where, 25c a bottle, or sent direct by u,
Lawrence e. Co. Chicago.
GETS IT. Is sold IN Guthrie by Lille
Drug g. Statx Co., owl drug store.
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Mail Boxes for sale at The Leader
office; price $l.h
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TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
Markets by Wire

cATTLE:
Kansas City, Mo-, Nov 10
Receipts, 1900.
Market, steady.
Dressed beef steers, $1,000 to S11.OO.
Prime fed steers, $500 to $9.75.
Cows and heifers, $3.50 to 1926.
HOGS:
Receipts, $4,000. n
Market, 15c to zoe lower.
Bulk of sales, $7.3J to $785.
Top price, $795.
WHEAT:
Kansas City. Mo, Nov Id
December, $1.07 ga; split.
May, $1.14 rs.
CORN:
December, Ga SIS.
May, 60 IA; split.
Have The Leader delivered. 4kc mo
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The Lyric.

The Lyric continues to give large
audiences current films and amazing
ly interesting films.
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Is it for rent? Try The Leader
want columns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-10

Mail Doxes FOR sale at Tne Leader
office: price $1.00.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-10

vaudeville to packed houses. The
vaudeville and pictures in this show
are among the best in the southwest.
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Highland Vaudeville.
The Highland, under the capable
management of Geo. Stapleron, con-
tinues its program of high class
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-11-10
CORNS QUIT, PAINS
STOP, WITH 'GETS-|T'
Quit plasters, salves And what- Nots

GUT PTaster', 5aTVes NHu WHdV-NUt5
After using GETS IT, once you viii
never again have occasion for asking,
"What can do TO gel rid Of my corns?'
"GETS-IT" is the frs; sure, certain
corn lender ever known. II you have
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HoGs:
WHEAT:

Kansas City. Mo, Nov 10.
December, $1.07 "a; split.
May, $1.14 rs.
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CORN:

SUHNs
December, Ga SIS.
May, 60 Ia; split.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-15
CT OSgR TO WAR
THAN EVER YET
The Move That Was Made Yes,
tersay May Presipitate Ii
Says Washington
Q 9 olo Q . Q sc . &c . SO 81
tBy Associated Press,

Washington, April ID. .-Whfie the
opinion of those best informed wsH
that nuch serious stems a. Ililitarv IN.
lfarvon ffn,, sy3ot z -, y = ~. g. w
fnrcSs a. !, ,
on me question OF q IIiitf,., n, ayc.
nEniEed today,a obinents CARRIED
the situation closer To- real bostiifties
/ than 1t ever 81 been tluFfi,r 4 tie ifllree
years az turmoil ia yico. si ssl s.;
Iaqnirfes for furtheI. iiisornla tio5
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THE 4 | INSULT
UNPROVOKED
ADMIRAL FLETCHER TELLS
OF TIE ARREST OF THE
BLUEJAcKETs
OFFICIAL. ACCOUNT
---------
Naexicans WlIHns 10 ApOiiogiizs
But Not Fire National
Salute
Off IcIAI AccoU
lBy Associated Pressl

Washington, April 14.--=Mex New
light was thrownSon the circumstances
attending the arrest of the U. S. s.
Doiphinje men at Tampico, by a dis
patch to the navy department from
Rear Admiral Fletcher made pnblt-
late tclight A statement by the de-
partment said:
Admiral Fletcher reported TO the
department at 8 p. NJ Tuesday, that
Admiral Mayo reports from Tampie0
that no intimation was received by
him OF the eaisterae OF martial law or
OF eb5ectlon To- D0Ats taking supplies.
Stewards, ordarliess etc, were going
ashore when necessary. Only part oil
the whale boats crew of the Dolphin
were ont OF the boat to handle stores.
The men OF the boats crew were blue.
Jackets, not marines,
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USE E. Ial
Fl elR g OA lIs6 CT
3 ilI e That Effect as Intros.lc.
!, Cd Ia cansTsss By sanator &
I Neesls Yeaterday
I (Bys Associated pratal

Washing gton, April IL. reasih ihility OF
establishing 4 line of n avail ts.i iasaI,a In
carry passengers, mail an dfreifiit be-
tween the United States and South
America was endorsed by Secretary
spAnisls today in report to the SEM
ate on q resolution recently intro
3auced by Senator Weeks. The com.
faittee on naval fairs imsrnG lately In
tfoduced bill ito establish one or
lilfsfA esieh Haas a 81
II Il the. plan to uss Ii tina ef
peace such ssgiff scopt crulssra ns are
little needed Ia dee. HianenyeFs.
The mali ships would be commanded
jiyi retired 0fiicerS az the discratI6n oi
tiia navy eT77s enc s.
flx rates and fares.
" In hfs setter 20 Chairman Tiiimafi OF
the naval comrn tttee, Secretary Dan-
iels said. IS
( II is practicable. By the use OF ma.
val eeelsi 20 carry out ske purpose
indicated IN the resolution snd the
GLOWING vessels viii Be ayaiIshle
sof tho service: 81. Louis, chsriesfon,
Nj lilsgenkee. Columbia Aslfi polls.
slFst cruisers Salem and Chester firsi
scout esIiisers; Ba1alo and Rainbow,
traHspp rts; Ancnns stobaI ma Gee
tor Panama steau18fs Mars. Vulcar.
Cyaipps sfld Neptune Tor two equally
eccd1 and the Nan hah eolfieFs.
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SIC OCE
G / 6 IIIsEe " Gus
Pronounred yyeaImess Developed
Tuesday On Account Of Turn
In Rlezieali Affairs
5(By Associated. Pircss3

ss New York April i Esronti ntiunced
weakness developed In the stock mar
bet today, with largely increased vol
tALi1e3 Oh bfdNIu T5LpCFzS
gave way. and there Ne75 d FltiiffsIT0 0fis
declines or one 20 two points. with
larger losses inc exceptional ysase4.
Not only professional selling heavy
but 4 was eyident that for the first
time in several weeks liquid Ion son
q cOrHid derabie scale was IN progress.
The decline was influenced by the
sefiCpg turn iii lie exIcap slfl akiOn.
for tho last
yeek tlisE sell IL as more efseetsVs,
and that the ID az lot sie the tiTS
srISins siflnness "a no
tiee le iSasi tIie 81
The recent sL6a decline 6 iidctfased 4
more actlye selling BY pro- slls.
sflssd EetsI Il b ll1le VI y lay Chat
5cqnd tti0ns fayore q ID bear assault L
was deii9ered with seliing effect
steel was ngain the stock on which
pressur# cangerged It was nnusiI-
ally active, and fell nearly 10 the
veasfs low ooint.
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TR
Win ee0nia sls 81
The siEiea


lliless1as i. res sIlE gef
% the Southern Eabllc tsiliss i'm.
rany. ata 4. E EFills u:es l.itensient
,of the anderson traction Hines, have
returned from cllnTiotte where shey
ATTENDED Z cpnfnrence oe the metals 81
the former ebnIlany which VIII take
s-ser the tractiois ceyaoaily lines ia
Anderson. GreenyiI, md charlotte.
iiise en- d5sd TifIIs % siy
.eorpubi cation. s the detaiis were not
ait afrS6ged on ecpunE az flsss III Iaaa.s:
or Grs g. Thomassnn. general nlanag
or the Piedmont ana NortIeia lines.
y gE asswef tesss an ihQuify s ne
Inteiigencer has received q wire
from Hfr. q. ". 4 yIes, rresfd dent 81 tlie
Southern Public lItliities eaIGpa1y
from liicll f fe "a iered that this is Il
very natural sun dfvision OF the de-
.partneflts OF the Southern Power
co1np pany. The Barent coinpsny is a
wllole.Sal ler OF pns s and the Piedmont
and NortRern com psny IS a trunk line
Of. power and the public utilities com.
panies and local traction 1shes
eEstiy EOEp into another depssre Z.
Taylor VIII be Ia Aadesaon
Thursday OF Friday and will complete
1a1S=s n IA -
egpe tod that ne viii make come q is4
tl0gns.eEne ents as 10 the future service
TO be given By the local conn panisss
: -
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5iVnWnFT4lIITelidis lIl I n s.iTrCrIiN 3 4 !

LII AtSlllAoll xIALCHLIs
j W'ashisl gton April The status OF
the case as summed up by cabinet Of
lflcefs ana other otficials was described
as follows. s.. 55i55
8 Assistant Raymaster Charles G.
e cppp and "a boat load of blueiackets
LANDED at TaInpico last Thufsday 10
selbtaiH supplis sss Trey were crested,
but lataF seliarged In acnpfd dance
viii regul sions III naYiss no
world, Fss9F ira on ecsaisls
eriElE ts1at aI istSga nrrests
lfa g 55qes 9 tlse erlts
df The 2 ilas;t had been diare-
gsfaad daiLss lsd eparation tr the
form OF q gtsflH. &
The AMI lf, while not taken
ashore. we tlsl S at the stern OF tho
sRhalebost II all the blue lets
were In ufii Rear Admiral Mayo
allowed the Fiae elsa commander unfii q
775ifIIif5 O. W firo g salute
but later % ded the time to ai7ord
the local c0falle DER On opp ortuniRy To
d h1Pefi6T oi-
5cefE ! = S1S44 8
2 a stat END tIs css apology was sssiied
is.s Mexico E.lts by General Huerts :, and
thk4s fi1nres Irff ark11aal1 f.ic lfif. ifias.
was ordered lanEsl.e This did ,ot
satisfy the Tsiited 55lattes Government
and the saln was iitsited on. General
Hpefta hifneif at no time agreed to
comply but err secretary ia the
hicxiean forsi Olfice did induirs OF
Charge o 81 I'm essy if 4 salute hrea
to- tile ehnb0at b dolphin ana responded
10 by tie American ship weuld be ac-
capts hle. This was er1p calIy re-
ieetea by III & ised States. and word
was sailt ffEt inc short OF q p9 B.
lie salute q American nag would
be safisfaet
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Al g. az 80 EgssIkk.ss.
III Ilsll'E kSe

Warrington, April ~ dsntl
Wilson's reiterated desige fps eolipls !.
.tion OF the anti -eTtist leg I've pro-
gram at this session OF Gaii SF8asi
sPnrTed congress cotninl o. cti1ti
today, The honee Judiciary 6oIninlt-
tee Responded With the fid lion
off the 0iif1iStis iii. saDluaip trust
regulation measures and t5ns
to Ineet Gennocrase of labor Cor fes+;
friction of injunction powers ana 30
insrlre jury trials In conteFnnt easas.
Members Of the senate cub coNsuait-
tee on Interstate commerce con RED
TO the full committef efi % sbuH e6 p5s-
stble, q tentative draft cf % l1na con-
,eifered measure to supple eiif the
Shermen law. which VIII diner ia
fgxs.sa tho ll.stEifi1
.---sE-.S
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lDkk. ri k,s EEAEIAkEH Si5i
PI ED



3 Df. Iss F. EsineFd president elect 81
knderapn Col returned to Char.
iaeten Last 1I1t, after 8 Walt oE ten
slsgB 10 the clty He was more and
l1ofo pleased With Anderson during
every lay oe lis stay. and he Sas more
and ore Impressed with tile ecss
for the sistnre cf Ash defson geliegs
White here he has been ffss oser
wfili The execatife COMMITTEES and with
the dean, Prof Falflifnn tlfe nlans fer
4ss@xt seal, the ekta logAe, the snFis
OF the facsil ~ md suGE matt sFa and
Il wts sBed rs1az.h fife ksEsat e u
gls.st Dr. Islprsi eeftainIy Knows she
work ihoF6tal "
Before le8Fin DR.. Rfnafa and tho
toInplit lee On sounds selects sa size
for the bea1tI Ifnl hefae which has Been
made thls Cor the presid dsnf b the
sllendid gefeEositS OF cha5 s. Siisll-
WA Who yin present the enae ID
the epllese IE WI be cf brick
veneer aud s IL hf an ogh sak q
zalzlAasalsa. which tiss slaa
ElyeIE 3 Reat dca of attentlcn 81 f.
~ 77EIlTls EUFs VI ITEzIl5l 7
n klse IEatids ~ f,asey e 5 FSas
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TANfsIco HAS FALLEN; FED.
ERALS LOST ANOTHER
BIG BATTLE
HEAVY LOSSES
ON BOTH SIDE
Nine Days Battle &c San PsdfS
Was saneuinary; is. coo FssH.
erals Defeated BY wills asld
His Army
tBy Asaoelatad prasa. ]. j !:

JuareE, Mex, April l4.-A nine-
days battle possibly mere aesparate
than thai at Gomez Palacio aud Tor.
reon. has resulted in ID yi5toFy ,Sor
the rebels under General Franoisco
yilla according to5 an offlelsi Ts.
port made public here late Tuesday.
The combined rebel force came .ur
on the reunited fedsrals. said I'D ne
last days OF the battle to have num-
,bered 5000. az SAN Pedro Ds Las 4
:,, et az coahuiIa efour miles
east Of TorFeon.
Killed and wounded on both Sides,
4 Is said Will number n, the netghhor-
hood OF 5000, VIZ
10 iiiiis5ti. iili
100 pgIsonerea The federal arm Is
shid "a have Included the
Garrison, led out 81 that clty ii Fe-S
treat by GanefhI EeIssc6: thoaa oss
sanefal Macs. Gsl1aEsy EIida1so, q ID. s:
eral ne Aioure and tyso others
70 aIil 5Qf6
Ga lSsy ostsols
tagsiiAtlln Silt yefastu
1slls. slb
aiid
filaned edyeFins ii al eil slt @
Ilse q lo4 a.. "a r. i
have sciiFfisd liishsf al. s.
tween viesca; Psrfas afis 81 ~
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/ GREAT CONIEsI
POv YER ri IT'S.
aEurry MeGuire IL
Heads Cor Say viii
100000
3 fIsg q lclaf q

Securities Corp poFatten capita
900, 900 was chartered here 1e<x %
Ealehmond Iawyers. hacked Il f said.
by New, York interests.
Murray Ec Guire IS, pres Il h0ra-
AS p. Bryan Weep spreBidsAs; john s. Z
6gleston. seer fatary aIl se
Richmond
The pnrDpse q stated ~ GOES eFnett,
equip. Improve Or work np5l & aas
all kinds of piaiits for e {, N
tnres storage lltii ilsat iea 4 az ahYt oe
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III addition 10 tsie general 25 per cent
reelection sn sugar I'd tes under {, the
underBpod aFiil Act was presented
today to ne Eu pretne court for de-
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