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Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
ADMIRAL LINE LEASES
 r.. GRAND TRUNK DOCK

SEATTLE, Dec. 24.-Manager Ringwood, of the Pacific Alaska Nav igation company, has announced that his company has leased the new Grand Trunk Pacific dock here for the Admiral line. The company's headquarters were located in the Grand Trunk dock building which was destroyed by fire last summer, causing the navigation company loss of thousands of dollars. n
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24

His physicians have advised complete rest.
 The members of the expedition
 were not taken into the complete con- fidence of Ford as to his plans, if he really had formulated any, to call the soldiers from the trenches, and lit is belived that all will return to New York at an early date. Before sailing for home Ford told reporters here that many of the wom-
 en who were delegates from the Am |erican Woman's Peace association,
 would remain in Europe after the
 ship Oscar with the other members
 of the party had returned to America.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
CATHOLIC CHURCH TO
 HAVE CHRISTMAS TREE

Father J. T. Corbett will celebrate Christmas mass in the Catholic church here tonight and will leave on the next steamer from the westward for Cordova, having promised the members of his church there that he would be with them on New Years. He is planning Christmas tree for the Sunday school scholars when he returns from Cordova.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
FORMER DAWSON MAN
 DIES IN SAN FRANCISCO

SEATTLE, Dec. 24.-Frank Clay ton, a pioneer of the north, and who was for many years secretary of the Dawson Board of Trade, died in San Francisco yesterday from pneumonia He was one of the best known north erners and has made his home in San Francisco since leaving the Yukon several years ago.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
Admiral Evans Due Sunday.

Admiral Evans Due Sunday.
 The steamer Admiral Evans of the .azaaciaic Alaska Navigation Company's Aest, reached Juneau this morning and according to reports received by the local Signal Corps office was dis charging freight there up to late hour this afternoon. The steamer is expected to reach Valdez sometime sunday, as she is due to call at Yak utat and Katalla on the northbound trip. sA
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
Road Work Done at Dawson.

It has been reported from the Can adian Yukon that much road-repair- ing has been done in Dawson by the Dominion government. Some roads. 1t has been stated, have been widen ed to 24 feet, others to 30 feet, and made with a good crown in the cen ter. rr',
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24
FORD IS A NERVOUS WRECK
 COMING HOME TO AMERICA

ACROSS NORWAY AND SWEDEN ORDER TO CURE PASSAGE ON FIRST IS REPORTED WORRIED FAILURE PEACE PLANs-dENBERs EXPEDITION IGNORANT HIS PLANS TO BRING EUROPE TO AMERICA.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-24

H. M. Conrad, who has been em- ployed with the Granby mine. will spend Christmas in town.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
.ROCKI. HOLDERS
GET RAY OF HOPE
Move Started to Obtain
for Them Certain Inter
ests i'm Subsidiaries.
KLAHOMA COAL
LEASES IN QUESTION
Relations of n. J. Corporation
Owner of Stock of Iowa
Company Under Probe.

Chicago. Sept so Recommendations
that the receivers Of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Railway AXE action TO
procure for the company certain inter
ests in subsidiary and other companies
involved in the reorganization OF the
Rock Island system as n Iowa cor
poratlon are made in report filed To-
dav in the United States District Court
by Herbert a. Lundahl. special master
in chancery. Since the drafting Of the
report II. L. Mudge's resignation as re-
ceiver with Jacob VI. Dickinson has
been accepted by United States Dis
trict Judge Carpenter, but he will act
as the operating head Of the comp1ny
and H7qf--o-AIr. Dickinson.
The report covers the relations OF
the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Rail-
way Company, known as the Iowa
Company. with the Rock Island Rail-
way Company Of New Jersey, the Rock
Island Improvement Company. the Cal
weston Terminal Company, the Trinity
and Brazos Valley Company. ana the
Chicago. Rock Island g. Pacific Railway
Company as a holding company subse-
Quently.
MIR. Lundahl reports that about SO
per cent of the capital stock OF the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY.
KATHERINE GABRIEL lONAN,
Pl.lnun. against SHLEEMAN MALEK
YONAN Defendant Summons-ACTlON
FOR ANNTLMENT or MARRIAGE.
TO the above named Defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY 81 AiMONED 20 an
svrr the complaint ~ this action and to
serve "a COPY of your answer on the plain
ANS attorney within 20 days after tho
service of This summons. exclusive Of the
day OF service. and in case Of your failure
to appear or answer. Judgment will be
taken against you hy default. for the re-
II.f demanded ln the complaint.
Dated. June 18Th. 1915.
.,f-ERAY D.. JENKINS plaintiffs Atfor-
rev Of.ce and Post once Address. 10.
.g3 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan.
CITY OF Sew York
To me Defendant Shiccmau Malek Yonan.
The foregoing summons Is served upon
Won b, publication. pursuant 10 an order
N Tie Hon Clarence !. Shcarn. Justice 81
he supreme Court Of Che state % New
York. dated Angus 27th. 1873. and hied
,.Ifh the complaint in the once - the
Fork - the County II New York on the
.0fh day OF August. 1915.
dated Nsw York. August 3oth. 1918
MURRAY q. JENKINS. Plaiuuns Attor-
ney. once and =. .. Address z33 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
Police Bungalows Near BY.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COZ Ny 'r vcf,-<.c
York-FFtE hCN4L rpf-1S Tl.SE
GIRLS. Plaintiff against LOO 10 L't ~
and SARAH LLNi-' JUS WIZ
PENDANTS t.,...,,.. ~ fore
in pursuance OF yuuA l .,,a inferred
Closurr "hu SUI 49, actton and bearing
In the hnoN1 ~, SeDter,hcr 1915. l.
date the lsih gay OF l. H., s.id iudc-
tn undei-lBhea, ,Hr No. iiic suCfron
ment named WIZ sen az p"'' ssos I4-is
az the ENchahse "a" t, 800 '.'' - Nfanbat-
Ncsey street. !h w ~ In dav
tan. 'lts Oh 49," n'c1'ck noon on
OF oct"h'i' i'4y, rt, ,,ctioneer the
ihat oal' D9 o. u 1911 t,,Sgrnent 10 be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
DR.. FLINT'S WIFE
CUT OFF In WILL
Daughter Also Not Men
toned in Alienist'S Last
Testament.
HALF MILLION ESTATE
TO SONS IN TRUST
Even If Not Contested. Document
Written by Physician May Re
ouire Judicial Interpretation.

SO provision is made FOR Mrs Eliza
beth NcMastcr Flint in the will Of h.,
husband. Dr. Austin Flint. tho alice
ist. which was fled in the Surrogate's
Court Yesterday Miss Annie Flint. a
daughter also IS not mentioned.
The bulk o. the estate, which CON
.sts Of 100000 equity in real cs-
tate valued a. 100000. and personal
property believed 90 be valued az sew
,ral hundred thousands Of dollars. IS
left 90 three sons in trust. The great
or part Of tho personal estate consists
OF stocks and bonds, said 90 be i'm a
safe deposit vault. Personal cfects
are valued a. about 10000.
Dr. Flint wrote the will himself a
short time before his death on Sep
tcmbcr -. when be was in a feeble
rondso The instrument Us hkeiy
90 come up for judicial interpretation
oven ~ there is no contest on me
mart Of thc wife and daughter. be
cause Of Oh important omission made
bv the testat0r. pr. Flint left 20 {"
sons two-Gftns each OF the residue 90
trust. but failed 90 state what dlspo-
position was. 90 be made Of The prin-
..pal Of the trust a. the death Of ne
life tenants. who only receive the I'M
come. The other fifth IS left In trust
FOR another son. but IN this instance
provision is made that al his death
fhc principal BE- 90 90 20 the son $
children. ,.-
There has never been any pub &c
-rftratior that there had been %
rupture 200 the domestic relations o.
Dr. and Mrs Flint or that they were
leading separate lives. In the petition
FOR probate accompanying the VIII the
address Of Mrs. Flint is gwen as -
Vcst Fifty-ninth Street. The home
of Dr. Flint was az us East Nine
.ccpth street. Miss Flint lives at 90
Past Thirfy-fourth Street.
The two-ffth share trusts from TIE
rcsiduary estate are for the beneh'
Of Dr. Austin Flint, IT, and sherman
FLINT. and the onc-ffth share Cor
George Elliot Flint. Each son also
receives portion Of the personal ef-
rocts OF the father, the medical m
.trumcn.s and books going 20 Or.
Flint Various friends also are re-
rrcubercd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
Dated. New York the 9Th Gay OF May

ROOT. CLARK. BUCKNER & now
LAND. Attorneys Tor ESecutriX. 81
Nassau Street New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01

THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the Last
Twenty-f0ur Hours.

Washington. sept 80 Tile tropical storm las
continued 10 move 900 roru-northcast direction
and Thursday night ts centre was over Tennessee.
while the pressure las risen decidedly AMI rise
violent wind. have subsidized On the region - rt
c,uf-e set this disturbance Mas caused general
aud heavy rains iu the south Atlantic and East
Gun states Tennessee and RIDE llHt- Ohio FaIr'.
storm warning, have been lowered 90 .irin
purt. Moderate Temperature continues through 'ui
fuc country. o. tine Sew England states que
weather Wii become overcast Friday and tc W.
lowed bg rains Friday night ali Sa'uWay 900 ihc
Middle Atlantic and South Afautir ,te' aud
fle ohio valley. Rains Friday VIII hc followed tf
clearing weather Saturday u the region " me
Great Lakes 'hc weather viii De overcast fndaf
and Saturday with rain over southern porillis-
d. the Guf states generally fair weather WI pre-
yal Friday aud SATURDAY. Temperature $3.50 NOT
r.uufry within the next f0rty-eight hours.
Winds Tor Friday and Sa'urdat North Auanilc
Moderate variable. becoming fresh east over SCUM
portion. Middle Auanuc-Fr.A aud probably
strong east aud southeast. south Atlantic frsl
south last Gu.f-Aloderate variable. mostly south
and southwest West Guf-Nodefaie west ana
northwest.
rropical storm centre has moved 20 Tennessee
storm wariuE lowered az Southern ports pper
Iasrs- Moderate variable on Lake superior ahi
fresh cast and northeast ON Michigan and Huron
Lover LakCs-frcsn and strong east
Forecasts for special localfie Eastern NtN
YORK. Eastern PGu,i lyalla. New Jersey Della
ware Maryland. Di,tric' Of Columbia No1h ah4
South Carolina and Gc0rga-nain Friday ana
Indiana. virginia and West virginia Ohio.
West Pennsy.vauis-Ra Fuda'. SATURDAY prob
ab.y FAIR. Western New York Rain frida' ahd
probably SATURDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01

the fugitive 20 hide, and with that as
a clew a dozen Of them piled into a
motor boat and set out for Idlewild
Island. a desolate three-acre hump Of
sand rising above the water, thlckly
grown with shrubbery and surmounted
only by the one gaunt building, The
Haunted Hotel"
Seven years ago, a wealthy New
Yorker built the hotel there, but died
before he could put il into use. Since
then the shallow water. the thick
tanCle Of the shrubbery, and the
treacherous ouicksands Of the lonely
place have attracted few visitors other
than wild duck.
Mark of Boat Found.
Deep craven in the wet sand Of the
beach, the police found n wedge shaped
mark where the prov of fiat-bottomed
rowboat had been driven ashore. Be
side il were the prints of human feet.
Forcing their way through the long
marsh grass, the police came upon the
"Hauntod Hotel" a dreary building,
slowly rotting away in the silent ar
Of the place. They crcpt up the decay
ing steps and pushed open the door,
In what had been intended tor the
parlor of The structure were two cots
with blankets. In a corner lay Big
store Of provisions. That was all. Al
though they searched the rickety place
from cellar 10 roof, all they found was
dust and cobwebs.
At the rear of the building they
stumbled upon footprints Leading
across TO the other side OF the island
There on the wet sand was again the
mark left By grounding boat, and
footprints, sunk deep, as though men
had pushed hard in launching the
craft
Close watch is being kept upon the
island in case Rofrano should attempt
10 return.
Meantime, Mrs. Rofrano Is reported
to be in danger Of a nervous collapse,
brought on by constant worry and un-
certainty. James Rofrano, the hunted
mans younger brother, SAID yesterday
that her condition was serious. None
of the mans family knows where he IS.
The only information hav" re-
ceived about him." the younger kc-
franc said. us from the newspapers.
Detectives have been watching the
Rofrano home. at ii Oliver Street
closely in the hope that attempts OF the
fugitive to communicate with ms lam
ily would lead TO his capture.
A woman. hageard and worn from
weeping, responded last night to the
bell She refused to say who she was
and when asked if she knew II was re-
ported that ROfrano was to give nm
self mp said:
Mr. Rofrano has not consulted me-
I'm the matter. | know nothing at all
about it,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
CANAL CLOSED UNTIL OCT. 10
Earth Again Fills Channel-Dredg'ng
PLANT Makes a Record.

Washington. Sept 80. Colonel Hard
ing acting governor Of the Panama
Canal. cablcd the War Department 70
da. that further earth movement q. -
would delay rcopeuing the canal uhl'l
about October 10, or I'VE days lonEeI
than had been previously reported. ne
dispatch follows:
Further movements OF spdeS laS1
night filed the channel IN the same
place. Dredging plant MADE the hlsH-
as, o,,+nuf on record Yesterday, and the
si.ration is well in hand, but until the
rrceert activity moderates II is impos-
tiblo 10 maintain q channel. From the
nrcsent outlook the cut Will not be
.onened before October 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
UNIONISTS LOSE MOTION
viii Have 10 Put in Defence In Murder
Trial

Asserting chat none OF the seven Ia
bor leaders were present at the time
Morris Hinouit. OF counsel for the de
fence. described tho frcc-for-all hght
in front OF the unions quarters, IN -
Past Fourth street. ~ the night OF
thc attack on Lebowitz. . lie com
mencod his opening argumen. yes'c'-
Jav before Justice 1ompkins in the
Snnreme Court for tho unionists
charged with the murder o. Hyman.
IIobowitz during the garment workers
strike IN 1910 ,,.,
II was strange. Mr.. Hllquit re-
marked. that the charges Of murder
against solomon Metz. lsidor Auspitz'
Julius Woolf, Abraham Neidinger;
Morris Stupenicker, Morris Sirman and
Wex Singer we're pushed five years
after the death Of Liebowitz and at t, a
time when q fight was on between 'he
labor union and rival union.
4 motion 70 dismis, the indictments
was denied by Justice Tompf'ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01

was ACQUIRED in 1902 by chat organilaI,
,,on The stock was deposited ana
since that wear all NJ this ioch mas
been owned by the Rock Island Tom
many Of New Jersey. The NeW y'i-fs
COMPANY controlled thc larger compai',
and selected its directors, me repot.
states. When the rights OF the NeW
Jersey company and the larger hold % I,
company were brought into conhlc' NY
the receivers the holding COMPANY
asked for directions as to tlc'r rights
and the special master 900 cnanceIy was
appointed BIS me court to investigate
and report.
The Choctaw. Oklahoma & Guif
Railroad Company obtained coal leases
in Oklahoma from Indian tribes. the
reDort says. and subsequently me ROCK
island Coal Company assumed rights
over the coal property. y contract was
entered into with the New Jersey COM
many 20 nav the lattcr $4,000 IN part
for the liquidation OF claims. ne
Choctaw company owes the ROCK
Island Coal Company on account
S74,s407s.
The report suggests that ne prop,
ertv and assets 90 the ROCK irlanH
Improvement Company be- purchasei by
the holding company through us re-
ceivere and that steps De- taken 20 de-
clare the improvement company mere
trustee of the larger company and 10
compel the recover. Chauncey G. Park
er. Of Jersey City. for the Rock Island
COMPANY of Now Jersey. now holding
the sos. 900 stock Of the Improvement
company. 20 turn this over 10 the re-
ceivers for the larger company. The
improvement company was Organized as
a purchasing company 20 buy loco
motives and other equipment for the
Rock Island system under the holding
company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
STORAuE NOTICES.
HUDSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE

>
New York. OF. LIST ifls. NJ
To G A Rarcher. Mrs b. C. BroNr,, ~
Thomas Rondin. Messfs coughln
MIR ~ l., Crusius. NJ q. crapnef. y ~.
Chageau. Mrs. Donahue, MI plH,,, ~. a..
s II DE Vernon Mr l.. Fischer ~. "
laeher. Nessrs Gorion 4 Harper Mtn,,i.
Glo<ler. Mr. =. Hughes. Mrs. d. e..
Mrs Hamburg. Mrs Michael h.rr a.
Charles o Harris Mrs lachm'n w.
May. Mrs Markeson. Mrs MATS orhss
NcNalty. Mr.. T. e. Nldy. Nj. l" n 4
Mr. B oliver. Mr. George Parfeit NJ, T.. u
Reed Mr. T. Russell. Mrs. kahef,f, oSess.a
/ RYAN Mrs l. stewart. Mrs D. ~.
Nrs Sweeney. Mrs J. l.. sanders, 81 ~
Sharkey. Mr. Semon. Mr j. loii n
George Trent Mrs r. Watson. ',v,,ch.
Warthen. Mrs J. Wallace Mt; sra n
Mrs White. Mr j. IaofisH,' -, are
n. Grundy: You and each OF -, the
hereby notified that. the tlihs .,,perv
payment u my Hen upon thn bnxoire5.
II eluafter described having riysn
after due notice thereof hsd PEE "a VII.
YOU. will cause such properly esrp.s.
household goods. personal ehe.is. for 10
etc. stored by YOU or IN your ~ N TIA
which you may have an ihi.i's sc,i AZ
Hudson storage Warehouse. 70 - ..,,;s N
public auction. according 20 WY a,s-ss0-5.s
such case made and provided a. ,tS,ss.say,
W asrd -, New York city, 90 Ns..se al
Oct goth. 1915. al 10 a. m 'tD - a.te the
thereof l. not completed 90 usli 80 en-
ssme Viii b. continued al tbS same 70
each and every Wednesday thrreal.t coa.
ginning at 10 a. M on eac isS
iinuine until All the goods are sciS,,.sr
HifDSON STORAGE WAkEhoe'"
H. w. FLINT. Progresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
AHRIX

GARAGES. T.. GuaGa sept Is Putt Tt,'. G 55iie,2
% curacao 49, a.l san Ju1u -. 20 hl-- b'ii''.
a. ain malls and ulsc. Bar. ] 20 DID,.
a5gne tFrI Bordeaux sept la. 20 me 'oa,
r.y-ic Cca.-ale Tran.atlantique. win mails anu
fHd.e Ear. m ,... g.. o.. ..,
ca, s.Isrft. Fruit TO- with fruit Bar ~
ctrta,.s .Iirl santiago sept -. 70 II WIZ
rf..fe- A 60 Bar 90 o m ,,.
Je..og INorl' Blero, Ayres Aug p. Monte,
r-fco TO- 81 Lucia Sept u and Boston 10 ~
p.-fr- a CO. with nd.e. Bar. 10 ID. ,-.,
SAINT Patrick IBID. calcutta july y. o'2AuV
,ur Perrin 49, Sucz 20 Port SAD q, ",sh
s'1 and Bo,ton ~ TO Norton. LAZY CO.
t-slo ratasoiian 11. csrdir Sept H. to
Ra-ler a go Bar. go m. ,-,, Qua,
HamfI'ru NCNror News and Noroi"' H'a'
p,., parlmore. 10 tine New York and
na.,.noro Traus Co. win uise. o9ar 5N- : %" The
U.riIfon. Newport News and Norton" 10 ''.'
on Dominion - Go. with passengers an NOSE
Q,ce,; 'Norl Juc.ro S.It Is and Delagaairse
B-esigster H. 20 the Munson ;. Line VIII"
Fl o,ii'ii,,ts. Galveston Sept q. to The Southern
p,cfc CO. with md,e Guar. 10 IN =, W.,
trbe,fon B1 Mareillcs sept II. 10 WIN
chester & Co. bar. 9.l5 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
Witness In Cord Murder Freed.

Camden. y. j.. sept 30 Admitting
that the murder Of Charles ;. Cora IS
as much q mystery to-day as IL was
one month ago. waen the Dody Wa
found AZ the roadside near Alair' froSe
cutor Kraft this afternoon fS!edaeu
Olaf Peterson, who has been heIa as q
material witness since q day OF 50 aI''i
the murder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
Rofrano Is Dropped
as Member of Law flrIii

Rofrano's name has been dropped
from the law firm Of Simmons. Harris
& Rofrano. which continues under the
name of Simmons g. Harris. Justice
Pendleton yesterday signed orders 10
ten cases in which the old copartner-
ship were counsel. substituting there
fore the firm Of Simmons 4 Harris.
The signatures Of the clients making
these applications for substitution
we're acknowledged BY James j. Ro-
franc. az commissioner Of deeds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01

nftnucO lioH pas
follow Hinton's direction. He passed
tIo nubEc dock at Springfield ana
crept up the shallow channei OF MuS
Greek. close TO the high DusheS "IIlCn
border its banks. At O'Clock TWO men
leaving the creek passed Schlitz hotel
and headed toward Springfield. Later
Jesse c. Wilmot. of Springfield saw
.,,.o strangers. one answering kofranC
doscription. bearded and wearing the
biro classes he has been affecting. IN
hiding. climb aboard a Jamaica trolley;
The bearded man was roughly dressed
and carried q bundle His companion
appeared well groomed and prosperous
Here the trail was lost
Police Bungalows Near BY
The police are puzzled as to why the
former politician should have CHOSEN
10 hide in the vicinity OF Inc kauhV'
scores Of policemen have bungalows
there. and even If all available detect
ives had not been sent out on the case,
the locality would seem particularly
pcrilous. -.
A chance remark dropped by a bay
boatran led 20 the discovery OF Koi-
rano's hidn. place on sand PM OF
ISiewild Island. where q storm stained
and wind-battered building STANDS,
known to fishermen as The haunted
Detectives heard the man remark
that this would be an IDEAL place ..-. LOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-01
uoNI I>nrN\Ir, COMpANy

Pursuant Co Section ID - thc lnsura nee
law ~ she State ~ Sew York we the
nn1er.rneI. an being natural persons OF fau
axe and at least twc.thiris OF us citizens
"a the Unitc5 States. ana at least one Of US
a resident % che state % Ncw York. do
hereby declare and publish notice or our Joe
ffrtion 20 form Cd domestic STOCK Insurance
oorooration to transact me business OF nari-
iY and surety Insurance as authorized under
sni.li.ision 4 az Section 10 az The Insurance
NV The name o. tge proposed corporation
J, HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY The
mount o. lts capital stock D. 90 Do Two
Hundred and FITS Thousand ts..p.Dupl
poNnrs and its surplus Two iardrr4 and
.lny Thousand $3.50. ooo) Dollars additional.
ne pYlncinai and home ocDc ~ tie corpora
Son IL 90 be- located in che Boroygh ~ Man
.aftan. Cliy. County and state of Ncw York.
Iafrf New York september -9ih 1915.
GEORGE g. CABELL. CLARENCE s
NETTLEs. JOS D. WARD. a. u
HOHM a KENNEDY CHILD. GUS
TAN KOMPERT CHARLES PETRAS.
q HORWANfli ALFRED ,.
WOLFE a BONNET. g. LEM
BRECH C. HENHFORTH. JOSEPH