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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-08
MOTORCYCLIST KILLED
His Companion Thrown Off, But Es-
capped With Slight Injuries.

Ono man was killed instantly and
another was cut and bruised when
tandem motorcycle which they were
iding ran wild last evening and
1l,rngcd into wall along the drive
way ut Georges HILL near Philadel-
phia. The dead mar. Antonia CatOril
leo. of Lexington Va, was catapult-
ii over the handlc-bars of the ma
hinc. and his neck was broken in the
fall. His companion. Vito Mazzitto.
also Of Lexington, was thrown from
the machine by the shock, but cscap-
cd with slight injuries.
The two men arrived in Philadrlnhia
On Sunday. making the trip from the
Virginia. town on the motorcycle. to
,ieit Catorillico'S sister who lives at
No. 2GS North Peach street. They in
tended % return home today; and he
tore ccving decided to take Il spin
through Fairmount Park. AS the"
we're returning from the trip through
the Park. Catorillco, who was opcrat-
ing the machine, lost. control of it or
the driveway at Georges Hill. The
machine started to zig-zaG, and before
Catorillico could bring it to a stop IT
ran into the stone wall.
Catorlico had for some time bccp
resident Of Alexandria. where he
was 1Tell known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-08
CHOLERA BAD IN GERMANY

Paris, Sept s. Dispatches from
Rome say official announcement has
been made that cholera and typhus
fever are increasingly prevalent in
Austria and Germany In Austria dur
ing the last 30 days of July there are
reported to have been 1927 cases of
cholera with 1926 deaths. During the
same period there were 1885 case of
typhus in Austria. Outbreaks Of both
diseases are reported from many parts
Of Germany also.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-08

Invitations have been ISSUED Tor
the literary and musical entertain
nent to be given on Friday night by
the Boy Scouts on the occasion Of
their fourth anniversary. n. P. Cur.
It's, the ventriIoquist and magician.
will he on the program.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-08
FATAL PRACTICAL JOkG
I'ny Dies as Result Of Rough Treat
mcnt al Steel Works.

WcnI dl 'Ditti ''' NO.
South Bethlehem. Pa, Sept. s -
During rough sport at the noon hour.
in the shipping department Of the
Saucon plant Of the Bethlehem Steel
Company. in which al air hose was
used. Joseph Wean aged 16, of North
ampton Heights. WAS fatally injured
and died. ...
The workmen finished their lunch,
when John Gresh, aged % years, who
has wife and family, secured the
hose, which is used in driving chip
ping hammers, and inflated the boy
like baIlon. Although Gresh remain
ed at the plant for some time after
Wean was, taken to the hospital, He
finally fled and is now at large with
no clew to his whereabouts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-08

Fitzgerald Council, No: 459. Knights
of Columbus, will hold its annual
meeting at ST. Mary $ Hall tonight
when officers will be nominated and
elected for the ensuing year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-08
LOCAL BR:EFI1lEs

There will be a meeting of the
Alumni Association of the University
of Virginia held at the Office of Gard
ner L. Boothe, tomorrow morning at
IL a. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-08
ENAM1N ATIONS

Examinations for promotion in both
Grammar Grades and High School
will be held in Lee School Building
on Thursday and Friday September
9th and 10th beginning at Q a. m.
W. H. SWEENEY,
2-t Supt. of Schools
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-08

When in Alexandria visit the Hotel
Rammel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-08

When in Alexandria stop at the Hotel
Rammel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12
6i[fsfpnb.

Sn Der Office Der Omaha Iribij.
ne eingegangen fir ben 6ilf5fou0
Der decentralization
SenrD geiemeDer, Belgrade,
91ebr. ................ $500
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12
mo wo5nte 2427 gaIIe1 straBe in

Bum SilisfaiIirer Ser gaders
Rational 8aut w1rroe geitcru Char.
les Sbaab Gus 8apiIlion geD1hlt.
Qos gctern a6enb BON Dem Gore.
lei Glub in RuibIngs Sale oerau-
itaItete 5nn3frdu5fen mar Elm gro
ger @rfolg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12

Sunge Qsoparben unt
Dumas iin6 bic iungitsn 8trtretey
reg 9absngeTdlehts i'm 3ooloaifden
5nrten in Granffurt a. M. Qotti,
cie Mutter Der iungsn Dumas, En-
rsut ben gartan iebts Sabr 6urd
1uHters Spr6bliuge, unb ali6 in
ieIem Sabre brahte ie troB grieas
9irren brei n1erlie6fe ainber sllr
Belt. Sn Jnrbe isRn ie bprldu
'ig ned penig pumodtnIi4 aus; file
iinb ME 70 piele anbere 8iere in
er JugenO geflsdt. Die 9leden
oerben srit ipdterbin TpdrIider unb
terihpiubsn baun gang. 8amara,
he MISUNDERSTANDING Geo
5aroiu, lpuroe SHUTTER bon 3ipei
eeoparosn, Die jsbt stfpa tnbens
roBen 9terdsn fnuden troy ibrer
}ugenb jebsn an. Der linen su na6e
ommt uno Derraten Ihon friib ben
}osartigsn G6aratter ihrsr Sipps
daft.
3eitungspapitr in bel
Ru6e. 8urd ben reidliden Sc.
5raua BON 3eitungspapisr in bel
Glide tam man feline Dif6titdle,
mo Sanotider febr fdunen, uni
id bic Qrbtit bes QufptIGens En-.
5eblia erIeidtern. glrt fettigen
Rfannen anFeroGsn, Gef6irre.
Derbsn, ebe Fs an ben Qufpofa
.ommeu, ge60yig nit 3situnggpapier
'earbeitet, 70 longe unb NIT immst
1eae1, Bis bas yeti BON linen eut.
ernt 1T. Mit in ai6s getaudiem
;situngspapier psrben bic S0pfe bon
gsreinigt; sbenTo IdBt fi6 bic
3etoplntte onmit in Grbnung ball
IN. Der 8orteiE Del Der genuBlna
It ler, bab mon NIT bisiem Ulates
ioI Dsri4penOerifd unseben BARI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12
2er sdnaerfeitdlor.

gu ser 3onueritag 4beno itattge,
flm0enen 8robe 6es Sou1erfeithors
6atten fd i6er 50 3nmm mo na,
be3u so 6erren eingefm6eu. Is
lit cine 5reu0e, 81 iehen, nit mel
der 2llit mo Sfebe Sluaeriuner
mo Sduqer lid threr aufgabe bur'
.aeben. 9irisaut Steele iagt ieIbit.
oaB er init Den 9robeu 3uirieoer
lei, un6 er lit bod iouft in oieer
Smiidt niht 10 leidt 5uirie0en gu
iteIlen. Gin ale itimm5eg1bten
5dngerinuen ulb Conner ergebi
biermit notmals Die guiforoerrmg,
iih Dem 6eitdor an5uidIieBen. Is
limb oanlit feinerIei llntoiten oer,
.tuuoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12
9erionaIien.

6err 9Htou @al5, Ser beIicbte
0eutihe 9urgprmeiiter BON 6artina.
toH 9te6r, %tattete ms heltte eineu
augenebmen 9eiuh ab. SER @al}
iaate sd irene mid mgemcin
ooB Ole Gauti6en Gmaba's oa5
Sangerfeit mieoer I6ernommen la.
ben Mcine 6rau uno i} uo5nten
Dem 5eIte in 1910 Bel uno mir
.merocn inns 0urd ni6ts bonn Qeil
de ocs 0tesidbrigen 6citcs o66olten
.Iaiien Qleine 6rnl iagt iogar, itc
beiude lieber 0as 5ongerieit III
Omaha als Ste 8eltau5itellung til
San 5rQncisco. Bonn n6roliden
Ibeile bes Staates aus f0nuen re
oltf u%ngcnein itorfcn 9ciud ref
men," 2ieie 4usiaae miro ole Ser.
rem bon Der Sdngerfeit.@ eielliaaft
.iiderIid ie6r erirenen.
Ser $. 5. giirqer, 5o6n bon
6eroinan6 8iirger, Dodge, @e6r., lit
geiteru mad ct. Buul, Wltnu., ge.
.reiit nc er ieine Stuoien i'm ct.
8auI Sgninar fortieben miro.
6err 8ilbetm 9ui6, Ser fd Uor
mebreren 8oda I'M Sdmeoii6en
@oipitaI elmer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
unter3ie5en IaIien mllBte, lit 6eltte
ioiDeit 1ergeitellt, 0aB En- noG ieiner
0ubmln1 8uriiffebren fonnte.
6err aarl HoelGe, Columbus,
Dobnte Dem bier tageloen aonDent
Der gifennaarenbdnoler BEL, fiblte
.iih ieood nereiniamt, ocnn iein
treuer 6reun0 6eHrD &erhenbon
.fonnte i'm nidjt 6cgleiten; er lit
3u inherent geoanern franf getpor-
oeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12
&intcrbaIl Se5 8raHereiar6eiter.ltn
tertibungs @ereins.

Wie mir iton fitr3 meIoeten, fai.
ert Der oben gaitnnnte 8erein aul
5onltag ben 10. 5ebrnor in Qrm-
bruits Sale. "a. uno 8inton Ctr,
ieinen 6iesiabrtaen @inter6all. M
le 6rermoe uuo Skinner 6ieies Ser.
ems iin6 ber3lidj eingeIo0eu. Ga
BAG gomite aufs Bette fHr Grin.
ten. gHen unO cute g1lhif geiorgt
bat, oeriprift Oieie 5eier fir allie
anmeieloen Elm g%enuBreidRr G6eno
at neroen. Anfang s ubr; Gintrttt
25e d 9erion. Drum nodmols F:
1entife beraus, am IS. 6e6ruar
rad Armbrun 6allel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12
Merifaner %Der6aftct.

aus gtncoln p1r0e Elm BORT ber,
6ufteter 9}eritnner nnmens Soc BAL
mo. ans Dem bic hieiige 4oti5el ct
mas 4usfmft Gber Die gioroer oes
3eteftiD5 hing herau53upreiien bort
nod bier gebradt Sod mehrerc
anoere Meritaner muroen perbaftet
4uf Die @efmqennabme Der Wfor6er
baden iotuobt oas 0ouglos Goilntr
ais and Die Burlington 8obn cine
8elo5nung BON ie 500 msgeieBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12
Rarftberidt.
(8elieiert bon Der Greet BeItern
@ommiiiion Co.

(@eIiciert bon Der Greet Beitern
@ommiiiion Co.
Sii6-0ma6a, 70. Sch.
Rinbbieb-3ufubr 600; g2arft ieit.
Stiere $7.25-7.75.
WittelmdBige bis CUTE $7.25-
.7.65.
@ep0bnIife bis mitteImaBige
$6. 5000.
@irtc bis bette SO. 75-7.25
MittelmdBige Big cute 5000
$50.
@ena6nli6e Biz mitteImdBige
IS 00-5.65
Gamers unS Cutters S4.0O-4.75
8ee0ers ihrpad.
Builders @uaen SIS. 50-6.75
@ute bis bette 6ecocrs 500
$50.
@itteImdBige bis cute 1925
$500.
@ep66nIi6e bis mittcImdbioe
S6.25-6.00.
@ute bis beite 2dmmer SO. CO.
@ittelmdBioe big CUTE $7.75-
500.
sfpd Sellers S5.25-6.oO.
StDf aibe S5.25-5.75.
GtnOuieG -8ufubr $4,000; W1artt
25 Bis doc r~ieoriaer.
Sdmeine-3ufiibr 1900; W2arft
15c bo6er. Gttr6idnittSpreis $685.
$50; boditer 4reis $685..
Sdafe -8uftbr 300; Dtnrft felt.
Suite bis Bette 2dmmer $8.40-
s. 80.
@~1ttteImaBige Bis CUTE $7.75-
800.
SabrIingc Sc. rs
6eeber 2dmmer S6$. - 80.
2eeoer $7.00-725.
6eeOer Miooer $625-6.75.
@lite Big bette 1utterIdafe 1928
$50.
@ep0buIide Dts CUTE $5.25-
6.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12

6elite lit Qincoln's @e6urts.
tag, mo uiirOe oieies llmitouoes in
ben meiiten Shulen geonAt.
gis geiiern 3ahmittog paren
445 9benien 8ur 5ubrnng bon s(n.
tomo6ilRn ausgeiiellt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12
aleine characterization.

@ouberneur D}erebea0 bot ge.
tern oie austieferung 0es bier in
SAT- gebaltenen o.. armitrong
Ger Degen lluteriflngung In Mri.
8ona gcrpinidt miro, genebmi9t
Sn einea Matloel6iIoer g or.
itellung uproe So5u aei3e, 202 go.
is. StraBe, nm ieine grieftaife
NIT $50 beitQblen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12
@enmte erlndhlt.

Ger g}ebrasfo Qerbono Der Gi,
ieuDaarenbdn0ler ermoblte &.
,5cnniugs airs @otberburg 3iln BRA,
it0eutcn. an6ere geaute limo: q.
u. Gicbl 5tratton, 9i3e.grdii6eut
@. s. aIeit, MiIforo, Shabmei.
liter; George g 6eine, 6ooper, &.
g. 66oma5, 2pons 8. q 6igBin5,
5arporb ms 3. 6. 2a5r, 2iucoIn,
9ireEtpren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12
$50 Nder Gan6 81 bertanfen J6er III
bertaniGcH.-Gin ungelDObu.
IidD attrGftiDcs MnqebDt

$50 Ader III Scooter Gountp, bier
Nleilen bon giienbabnita6t. Goraui
lit Elm Sans init bier 3iHtmeru, ei.
tic 5d)elne. Elm Gin6erftalI, 9rum.
men uHo 8inomiible. Cine SdIfte
0ieier 8nut lit guteS 5armIano,
Der Brett CUTE Wei0e. Mer0e fiir
&1Ffte p0er mebr gites StaOteigen.
thlm nebmen. greis $t4 pro 9(der.
G'MeiI's d. g. & Sns. ageneD,
1906 5arnam Strake.
Eel. SgIer 1924,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12
Nus stantun.

Ger @ermanias@ eIangoeren in
Stanton bat IN ieiner leBten Git.
ing beidloiieu, ais @ereinsmitteln
cine @ermaniaitatue 81 bei6offen.
angebote fiir 2@ieferrng elmer ioIden
mer0en er6eten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12
aSa6rifperleonna.

Die 8erlegrng Der omaha 500
Serum So. bon Silo. 0maba nod
8nliton muroe qeitern mgetilnoiqt.
Gin neiies @ebduoe i'm 8ertbe bon
$4,000 bis $4,000 miro erridtet
iper0en mo ioaen ungefdbr 10 bis
Is arbeiter iofort beiddftigt per.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-12
SaS.cma6a.

Rad6em er eineH Streit n1be Der
.33. Strabe eeihlihtet bate, erIitt
Der @dfter Der Gnoabp 60, SO.
gittner, einen @er3idlag uno
.itarb cine balbe Stunoe ipater.
.gittHer mar bereits II aohre alt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
ARGENTINE LOAN SOLD
AS SOON AS OFFERED
S15,000,000 in Six Per Cent.
Gold Notes Absorbed Be-
fore Close Of Business.

The $4,000, 900 Argentine Government
per cent gold notes offered here and in
other cities yesterday were all sold before
tho close OF business last night. Tho
rapidlty with which tho Offering was abb
sorbed was the source Of considerable
satisfaction in the financial district where
IL was regarded as n token OF returning
confidence. Bankers feel that the result
will Impress tho people OF Argentina and
promote closer relations.
The offering was made by the National
city Bank, as tho head Of the syndicate.
the Guaranty Trust Company and Harris,
Forbes n co. OF New York. the Cont
mental and Commercial Trust and Saw
ings Bank and the Illinois Trust and
Savings Bank OF Chicago. tho Fourth
Street National Bank of Philadelphia, the
Mellon National Bank and the Union
Trust Company OF Plttsburg and the
First National Bank OF Boston.
The ti5,000.000 notes we're In three
issues OF s5,000,000 each Series
maturing December IS, 1915, Series y
maturing December IS. 1915. and Series
c matring December ~, 1915. The first
series was offered at par and interest to
yield q per cent, the second at 9ol5 and
interest 60 yield so per cent, and the
third series at e9t, to yield So per
cent
Mcml ers Of the syndicate said that the
purchasing OF the notes WAS not limited
t. Institutions. colleges, banks. &c, but
that there was considerable demand
from the individual and the small in
weston As the advertisement OF the Of
fcriug was only made Yesterday morning
bankers are confident that there VAS prac-
tically 30 foreign demand for the securi-
lies. II any.
Roissevain & Co. are offering to receive
subscriptions for a 275.000,000 guilders
Ctll0.00O 0n0) Netherlands Government
loan. The notes are dated February l..
1918. and are payable in three to fifteen
years. They bear interest at : per cent.
and sell at par. The subscriptions closI
January II.
Representatives OF the firm saiu the
loan was probably being made To onset
such expenses as Holland has Incurred
through tho war. This II the highest
rate OF interest that Holland has ever
offered on any OF her loans, and It Ia
the nrst time. at least for great many
years. that any Offering to receive subscrip-
uors Of a Netherlands loan has ever been
nala here
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Sharp price advances were general on
the Consolidated stock Exchange yes
tcrday. The absence Of any signs Of Inn
portant liquidation from London, follow
ing the roopeniug Of tho market there.
was a factor in stimulating the improve
mcut Business enlarged on tho advance
and commission houses handled a heavy
total OF fractional lot orders. Reading
was one OF the strongest and most active
stocks. II opened At 1i3i4, early touched
a low Of 1917 and then advanced 10
1873. which was its closing price.
Amalgamated Copper opened at 52I
early dipped to 517. and then rose to
53-. with its closing 53i.. Union Pa
ciflc's opening was llGis. It's low llel.,
its high 1l77s and It's closing III =.
United States steel opened at 4s,.
touched 40 and then advanced to 50ia,
closing at 60h.
Among the lower priced stocks Erie
and American Beet Sugar were most
active The first named opened at 81 y,
which was it, lowest. and advanced to
22le. closing At 22ti. American Beet
Sugar opened at 3Ai-, touched low OF
- and a high OF 34il and closed at SAX
New York Central developed special
strength. its low being its opening price
OF Si7. and its high It's closing quota
ton OF ST. marlborough preferred
opened at 20 and advanced to 81, while
Canadian Pacific rose from 156 TO 1874
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
Live Stock Market.

MONDAY, January 4
Receipts OF beeves for two days were 3,Gt1
head, including 10 cars for the market.
Steers were very stow and 100 i5c lower;
some sales Csc lower; bulls and thin cows
ruled steady; medium to choice, $50 25c,
lower. The yards We're not cleared until a
late hour, Common to very good steers
sold at 1880 f9.lJ per 100 lbs; bulls at
S56Oms75O: cows at ts.b0Gi6.75; extra
cows al t7dS7.25 Dressed beef was luiet
~ "A Tl5c. for city dressed native sides
with extra quality selling up to l5isc
Receipts ~ calves FOR two days we're 2O7l
head, including l.Gj2 for the market. De-
mand active and prices Arm, with good
clearance OF the pens at an early hour,
Common to prime veals sold at t94tl3 per
100 his; culls at tGats; barnyard calves at
S5GSG.2j; yearlings At t5nt5.sIh, Dressed
calves steady at lJalsRc. for city dressed
veals; fow at zoe; country dressed sold
Receipts OF sheep and lambs for two DAYS
were s4l3 head, including = cars for the
market, making with previous arrivals 10
cars sale. sheep were steady; choice
lambs scarce and selling NJ steady prices;
the undergrHdes were slow and weak Com
mon to prime sheep ,ewesD sold at 50 so q
$3.50 per 100 lbs; culs az So ordinary 10
choice lambs at ssuI9,sb culls at 81,
Dressed mutton slow AZ srallc.: choice
wethers At ~ n l2c ; dressed lambs quiet
~ 81 n l6c. country dressed dollhouse lam bs
az {5ftS7 per carcass
Receipts ~ hogs for two DAYS were ASS
head, including about a car for the market
Prices firm at sI50WS7T5 per 100 lbs
roughs sold at ,6.S50SGTG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
THE STEEL MARKET.
Setter Inquiry From RailrOads-
Fairly Large orders.

Predictions that substantial improve
meHl IN demand for steel would be wit
messed with the turn OF the new year have
been fulfilled. Producers reported yes
'"fday much better inquiry from the
'd"roaas, and some fairly large orders
Ne'' also placed. Tho tonnages pur-
.areI generally range from 80 per cent
Too .' per cent, below normal, but manu-
''r'lr''s express satisfaction over the APP
p'tTtHe" OF better demand, Inquiries and
orders for rails were estimated at about
''"""' tons There was also a vast i'm
I''ement in the equipment market,
"''re Inquiry for about 10000 cans was
reported. Car prices at present are very
row. but II the inquiries now before the
market develop into orders an advance in
suyldtons should result
mere were indications OF increased mill
operations, which II was thought might be
gong on ~ the rate OF about so per cent.
o. capacity by the end OF the current
month. steel earnings at present prices
A. tho rate OF MILL operations now
pIsYa.,!ng sro small. The Rockdale plant
" iae American Steel and Wire Com
pay VIII resume operations, The plant
"a been idle for six months. The tin
ate plant OF the American Sheet and
F'ote Company at Farrell will operate
t4. f.0H,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE CO..
Voting Trust Dissolution.
NOTICE AND CALI

NOTICE AND CALL.
Holders of stock trust certificates OF the
Agreement Do ted October rs, 1909, by and
between lnternstlon9l Nsyiganoha othnI.
Voting Trustees. which said Agreement was
extended so as TO expire october J. l9l = are
hereby nutlfed that In the exercise Of the
discretionary powers vested In them by said
voting Trust Agreement. the Voting Trustees
Voting Trust shall terminate February %
1915. and that on ana after said date GER
mon stock of International Mercantile Ma
Zine COMPANY shall aud may be delivered
upon surrender ~ ana iu exchange Tor cor
responding stock trust t"rnhDates OF the
Voting Trustees
sued under said Agreement ere hereby caIitd
upon to exchange the same ..t corrcspoud
ti6naI Mercantile Marine Company On or
after February 70. lblS.
Exchanges Will be made az the agency OF
IN Hot NV IjL a4.sT 81 newark street. iO
No stock trust certificates will he reoeived
ff1 satPga OP stao tTan.i.T ' stamp tax Of two
dated Hoboken. New Jersey December ga,
" ]. BRUCE IsMAY,
= a Is wIpENrR.
CHARLES STEELE
surviving Voting Trn''r''
To the Holders Of stock Trust Certif'cate.
for Preferred and Common stock OF
International Mercantile Marine COM
plrsusnt 20 the above notice and call. tn.
Voting Trustees will be prepared, on ana
after February ~, 1878, 10 begin delivery
Of certificates of stock In exchange for stock
trust certificates. at the AGENCY Of the Not-
ing Trustees OF the International Mercan-
tile Marine Company. No. 81 Newark street
Hoboken, New Jersey. go
one hundred schedules per diem will be
received.
For all stock trust certificates surrendered
for exchange, together with tine amount OF
the Federal stock transfer stamp tax, mere
viii be delivered vouchers entltNnF the holder
to receive stock certificates as soon as pro-
pared for delivery
Holders transmitting stock trust certificates
BY mail viii please indicate whether they
Wish the new securities to be sent by reg
istered mail or by express at their expense.
j. y. MORGAN a CO,
Agents for Voting Trustees.
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ADVANCE IN COTTON
TO NEW HIGH LEVEL
priccs Vow 100 Points Over the
Extreme Depression Of
December.
SCARCITY or CONTRACTS


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reached 'Uc day following tn" pnbhch-
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assistant. from American lnNestots'
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-05
FINANCIAL NOTES,

John II. Davis Co announc. tn. On.
EaEement OF Lucius H. Maitby I'd 10 take
charge OF their Investment department m.
tended.
David / Page has become member of
the firm ~ {. e, Kerr & co., Carroll H.
VII I1,' 10 manager Of the unlisted bond
department % tho firm OF c. g, Kerr & Co
Frank English and Agernon O. Drake
have formed the nrm OF Drake & English
NTH offices at 10 Wall street, for the pur.
pose Of dealing In unlisted stocks bond.
public utility and Investment securities
Warren W. Erwin q co. announce that
they have opened a branch office at ftS
BROAD street, Newark, n J,