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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-04

paramount Newspictures" is the
name of the celuloid newspaper
which will make it's initial appear
ance on the Paramount program
Nov.8. Sponsored by the Paramount
Picture corporation and carrying
with them the prestige which that
statement implies, they will be
booked through Paramount ex-
change in the best theaters through
out the country which realize the
value of the slogan "See What You
Read" Every week one thousand
feet of film taken by experts with a
new idea in mind will tell vast
public what is going on in the world
in a way best calculated to arrest
their attention and hold it. This
Paramount weekly, according to the
plans and specifications of the Para
mount corporation and Walter E.
Greene, who is in immediate charge
of the venture, will contain many
unique features. Some of the fea-
lures about which more detailed in
formation will be made public later
have never before been seen on the
screen. The subjects will be culled
from the best the world affords.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-04

Easy, wasn't It? Just plum easy.
There is in the reserve fund of the
fraternal societies in the middle
west over $5O,OOO,0OO dollars that
is now netting the investors much
less than per cent and it needs on
ly intelligent effort to draw a large
stream from that source alone for
investment in these Farm Loan
bonds.
1t is a miracle that it was the
quick wit of woman that first
grasped the whole value of these
Farm Loan bonds and saw that not
only were they good, but that by in
vesting in them she was building
prosperity around her own members
in Montana? Will others dare to
follow where woman leads the
way?
Do we not get heartening when
the great fraternities give us a hand
in our baby efforts toward cooper
alton?
There is another picture that
will draw for you next week.
In the light of this break in the
gloom, this little ray of sunshine, is
there a farmer in the state who will
still refuse to attend himself or
send his representative to the Mon
tana Farmers FEEDER alton State
Meeting at Lewistown on November
9th?
(Signed) A. D. ST1LLMAN.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-04

Director Frank Lloyd of Pallsa
Pictures, released through Para
mount, ruthlessly condemned fifty
perfectly good feet of film in 1.-THE
Gentleman From Indiana" because
a property man had carelessly left
one of these day by day calendars
showing the date as the "13th."
The calendar hung in the hotel Of
fee at Plattville, Just above the desk
and in the excitement of Dustin Far
NUNS tense meeting with Howard
Davies and his gang no attention
was paid it. But hardly had the
scene ended when Frank Lloyd gave
a shrek and pointed wildly to the
offending "13." "I'm not super
stitious, you understand" he said
"but we are going to make that
scene Overt" And they did.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-04
SHRINERS MEETING AT HELENA

Algeria Temple, Ancient Arabic
Order Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
is making preparations to entertain
the largest crowd in it's hoistory at
the annual ceremonial session in the
new Shrine Temple in Helena, Dec.
2. Algeria Temple has 1900 men,
bers, recruited from every section of
the state and it is expected that most
in putting about 100 novice" across
the burning sands" at the coming
session.
The state has been subdivided in
to sixteen districts for the purpose
of the membership campaign, and
each district has been placed in
charge of a captain. The district
captains and their territories, are:
Glasgow east, including Sheridan
county.-Dr. NJ. D. Hoyt, Glasgow
Blaine county, and west of Glas-
gow.-Emanuel Shower, Malta
Hill and Choteau counties.-E. c.
Carruth, captain; Will Wheeler, LIST
lieutenant, Havre.
Great Falls and vicinity.-WiN
Silverman.
Teton and Toole counties.-T. o.
Larson, captain; X. Mckenzie, LIST
lieutenant, Choteau.
Flathead and Lincoln Counties
w, c. Whips, Kalispell.
Ravalli county.-McHenry Graf
ton, Hamilton.
Granite and Powell counties-Alf
Whitworth, Deer Lodge
Missoula. Sanders and Mineral
counties.-R. w. Kempt, Missoula
Deer Lodge, Beaverhead and Mad
ison counties.-Walter E. Bennett.
Livingston.
Fergus, Meagher and Musselshell
counties.-Alex B. Lehman, Lewis
| ton
Yellowstone Carbon, Saltwater
and Big Horn counties.-Harry L.
Wilson. Billings
Rosebud and Custer counties.-
Henry G. Smith. Miles City.
Dawson. Richland. Wihaux and
| Fallon connties.-Dr. r. r. Hatha-
wav. Glendive.
Lewis and Clark, Broadwater and
Jefferson counties. Arthur w
Finch, Townsend.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-04

The autobiography of Geraldine
Farrar, the world renowned oper-
attic star who created the title role
in the Lasky-Paramount production
of Carmen" the greatest photo
play sensation of the age, will be
published during the coming winter
The last chapters of her autobiog-
raphy will include great deal rel
alive to her marvellous success in the
Paramount-Lasky drama produc-
tiOnS.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-04

Donald Brain, the Paramount
Laskv star. who created the leading
role in ",The Voice in the Fog" lost
one of his dearest friends last week
in the death of George Edwards,
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Preparedness.

The Stock Exchange committee on
quotations Is giving consideration to u
plan to install IL eparats ticker to be
used exclusively for the reporting OF
o n sales. The reasons for this de-
parture are these: II requires consid-
erably more time to print she bono quo
tations Oh the ticker han II does TO print
the stock quotations and on days when
there Ii great activity In the market
the ticker In often several minutes be-
hind he stock transactions a. they
take place. solely because several bond
sales may have been reported all at once.
During the days Of the big bull market
OF last hummer numerous objections were
made by customers In brokerage houses
to the long string of bonds which would
appear on the ticker. thus preventing
them from being able to keep CLOSE tab"
on their war brides"
Another matter which is under ad-
visement by the Stock Exchange IL that
OF establishing a clearing house for the
exchange and confirmation OF sales
tickets. The custom now is to send
messenger boys from one brokerage
house to another with punches OF these
sales slips for comparison. Such a
scheme entails some confusion and not
a little delay. 1t 10 believed that II some
central clearing house for the checking
up Of these sales slips can be established
the matter will lac greatly simpliied. The
only objection put orwar 10 this plan
IL that 1t would be apt to reveal the
Identity of big market operators who
might have some special campaign under
way. The same argument was raised,
however. at the time when the Stock Ex-
change clearing house was established
and IL came to naught. The understand
ing Is hat the matter will soon come
before the governors Of the exchange for
"A vote on its merits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21

Eugene Meyer. Jr., a Co. have issued
the following statement rega riding the
progress which is being made on the
property OF the Alaska juneau Gold
Mining Company, as related to them by
j. Z. Mackenzie. the consulting engineer
for Juneau. The development and
equipment OF the properties OF this com
psiny are progressing very satisfactorily
and in accordance with the programme
originally laid out. The work under
ground is being carried out with a view TO
having the mine IN completion of the mill
in such forward condition that IL will he
able 10 furnish a steady supply OF ore
of uniform and average grade and OF the
required tonuage. Sufficient ore chute
raises are being opened to permit of
complete control over the ore bodies
during tho process Of mining. Nothing
has occurred during the development 10
suggest the necessity OF changing the
original estimates as TO the value per
ton Of the ore or the profit to be derived
therefrom. To sum up. the original
plans for placing h property on an
5000 ton daily basis are going forward
absolutely according to the expecta-
tions and schedule and there Is every
reason - believe hat the Anal expendi-
lures to complete the plant will not ex-
coed the present ash resources OF the
company. 1t Is expected that the plant
will be In operation early In 1917
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
GOSSIP OF A R E


Coincident with the announcement
that villa intends TO give up his cam
paign in Mexico. American Smelling and
Refining common sold up to 1O3 a. the
highest figure II has reached since 1910.
IL showed at that price a air OF ga
points from Saturdays close. The final
quotation for the stock was I02. a net
advance Of . points over the close OF
last week. The stock was heavily
traded in. with $4,000 shares changing
hands. This exceeded the total transac.
tons I'm United states Steel common, the
market leader, by approximately 10000
shares. American Smelling and REIN
ing common Is being tipped in the finan-
cial district as the real Christmas pres
ent OF the season. and a much higher
price Us being predicted for It. In some
conservative brokerage houses as high az
100 In being talked OF for the stock,
while In less conservative houses Il rise
To 100 Is being mentioned as a probable
advance. 1t IL certain that. with the
clearing up Of the chaotic conditions In
Mexico. the affairs OF the company In
that country, where the company has
large investments in mines and smelters,
will progress much more smoothly. The
question remains. however. as TO how
much damage has been done to the
American Smelling and Refining Com
pany's properties there by the various
revolutionary parties.
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MONEY AND

Tho New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were I per cent for thirty to ninety
days and s per cent, for longer bills.
open market discount, prime accep,
tances. maturing up to ninety days .h
e.orrnmercial paper rates were sgSh per
cent. for sixty to ninety days bils and for
four TO six months best names. ga 10
prr cent. for Others.
Time money was dull and steady, Rates
were az per cent. for sixty days. ~ %
per cent. for ninety days. 3 per cent.
Tor four, nvs and six months.
'Csii money on the floor OF the stock Ex-
change yesterday ruled at ? per cent,
hirh z per cent, low ~ per cent.
Sterling exchange WAS strong. Final
quotations were; demand. A7?S cables.
can money In London, .%atx per cent
short bills, 81 per cent; three months
bills, "a per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York; 81.
Louis, par: San Francisco, SOC. premium
Minneapolis, ioc, premium; Chicago, loc'
discount; Cincinnati. par; Montreal, par.
Rar silver In London, 26Ad: New
'Nsw York Clearing House statement;
Exchanges. $500 ,+6s.7iT; bs% lances, ,i9.
100. istt Sub-Treasury credit balance
ssss.ssS.
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COTTON NARROW AT
A SMALL ADVANCE.
Census Report on Ginning
Confirms Moderate Esti-
mates Of the Crop.
OBSTACLES TO EXPORTING

Although cotton opened Arm and about
, 10 10 points higher, offerings were
IN plentiful on the upturn that tho net
s,n for the day was cut down TO 3
10 ) points before the close Gables
ue-e bitter than u and the census
,.nor, gave ,c~onfirmatory evidence Of the
moderate size Of the crop. The amount
a, cotton ginned for the period was q
.bade below expectations. although Il
as about $1,000 bales in exoess Of
1910 III. season with which Il has been
nopular 90 make comparisons.
After the decline following tho opening
advance the market turned dull. but
,bc undertone was fairly steady. Liver
mo-, continues to increase Its premiums
over the New York market. but h Wild
ming OF differences Is confined chiefly
IN The near positions. The carrying
charges in the New York market make
y a fayorite for hedge sales and In spite
a, this pressure the distant months are
irreasing their premiums over tho near
pos .tions.
Al, cotton are held in the South. selling
nv holders Is free only on advances.
rhe South Is confronted with difficulties
created by the scarcity OF tonnage for
e.por, and high freight rates. To these
Obstacles must be added the unprece-
denied discount in foreign exchange.
Another obstacle has been the absence of
carrying charges In the Liverpool mar
tet, which has rendered the importing
81 cotton a rather hazardous venture ex-
cept where contracts had already been
made with mills.
The census report places the ginning
DO December 10 at TO- 0 900 bales and
indicates that on certain States the Gov
eminent estimate of December 10 may
have been somewhat under the mark.
North Carolina already has ginned
within 4l.o00 bales OF the Government
estimate and Alabama Is only $4,000
bales behind. Texas. on the other hand.
ha. g.nned only c.s67,o00 bales. against
the Government estimate Of S,l15.000.
spot reports are rather conflicting.
A Mississippi wire said that nothing was
Offering md practically no sales had
been made since the decline following
the Government estimate. On the OF
hand. Texas wires reported that interior
holders showed signs OF nervousness and
we're asking for Did
Marke, closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Prices Irreguiar-Totsi sales fos
Day 1900 BAGS.

IN. local coffee market was irregular:
closing al. 8 points lower TO 3 points net
higher. Total sales for the day were 1000
bags The near months were under more
or less pressure of liquidation, which re.
sil'td In a slightiy lower level OF values
hpt q. those who sold the near positions
S"med disposed TO buy the far months these
pos. uous were firmer. Underlying commer,
ga Conditions we're practically unchanged
am the market, as a whole, was devoid OF
lew feature. Cos, and freight offers from
RAJ we're steady and about unchanged on
ne hasl. Of So TO 3 for Santos u London
'redli. and $50 TO 7o+ for Rio 70 American
credit shipments from Rio and Santos TO
he Cmiei states last week were lyi 900 bags
ann 10 Europe S+5 200. There seemed to be
some disposition 10 anticipate Increased oher.
..ngs OF mild coffee in the near future, and
rom a supply and demand standpoint the
Trade - not disposed TO become enthusiastic
g. the buying side as long as the war in
EUROPE continue. to be a disturbing ele'
mem
The official brazilian cables showed no
cHai!' IN mllreis prices IN either the Rio
~ santos market, while Rio exchange on
london Wa also unchanged NJ l2 sad. Re.
.t!pls o. thss" ports we're 5000 bags. against
N"H last year Prices follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
Erie ~Flnancing.

II 10 probable that tho Erie Railroad
Company will have to do some financing
within the next few weeks. The ON
pany has some SIS. 900. 900 In maturities
falling duo early in 1915 which must
be cared for. Bankers closely In touch
with the situation estimate that the
amount OF new financing will range be-
tween S?0.o00.o00 and $4,000. 900. Con-
veruble bonds are being talked of as
the best means OF financing Erie at
present. Tive company has two issues
Of convertible I per cent. bonds, either
OF which might be available In the pres
ent instance. There are authorized $780,
100000 first convertible 4 per cent.
bonds, series A. OF 1903. and $50. 900. 900
FIRST convertible. series B. bonds, Of
which only 100000 of the former
and s1l.0l5,00O of the latter arc out
standing. These bonds may be sold
from time to time az required and may
be made convertible into common stock
at q price TO be fixed when the bonds
are issued. but In no case is the price
to be less than 34lS a share. The
&ll.o15.000 series Il bonds already out
standing are convertible into common
stock At $50 a share at any time after
October /. 1907. and before October /.
1917.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
ROYAL rypEwRIrER COMPANY. INC.

at| BTOAdNAy,
New York. Dec. 20. 1915.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF ROYAL
TyPEwRITER COMPANY, INC:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
regular Annua Meeting Of the Stock
holders OF Royal Typewriter Company,
Inc. for the election OF Directors to serve
the e,sulng year aud the transaction OF
such other business us may properly come
before such meeting. will be held 81 Its
principal once. No. S+ Broadway. Bor-
Ough Of Manhattan. New York city, on
Tuesday. January tth, 1915. at II o'clock
noon on said dats
J. COPPER LORD. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The National Rank Of Commerce has
declared the reg ulsT quarterly dividend Of
9 prr cent. payable January 3. 1915,
Charles H.. Jones & co, investment
bankers, 20 Broad street, pursuant to their
OF sharing profits with their em.
ployecr. have distributed a bonus OF 10
per cent based upon m" amount OF salaries
paid during tn. year l3ls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21

IN pursuance Of the terms OF the mort
ktEe nud Decd ~ Trus. dated January list.
l'Y,. OF the Ellsworth Galleries Compn,
70 Ihe m iosH and Trust Company.
me following bonds issued under said
January ! 1915. on which date said bonds
shaI etc"me due ana payable ana Interest
series 81 Nos ss1 20 -g7 incftstv. 70,
$1,000 each.
sud bonds should be presented for pay
ment NJ the ONCE Of The Farmers Loan
bnrough Of Manhattan. New Ntrk CITY.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST co.
Trustee.
BY EDWIN 5 MARSTON. President.
December i. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
INDIANA PIPE LINE COMPANY.

&c broadway, New York. December II, 1915.
4 dividend Of TWO Dollars per share has
been declared oi the capital stock Of this
COMPANY, payable February IL. 1915. to
stockholders ~ record at the close OF bust
ness January ?S, lYl6. All communications
regarding payment or change OF address
should he sent 70. the undersigned not later
thar February s,'l9l6.
GEORGE CHESEBRO'. Secretary.
Indiana l!pe Line Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
OFFICE OF
THE NIAGARA FALLS " Err CO.,

TO BrOlu 81, NV NOrN, Dec, 70, IyTD,
At n meeting OF the Board ~ Directors
of this Company, held on the ?0th day OF
December, 1915, n dividend Of 81 per share
MAS declared On the capital stock of this
payable on ANA after he 18th
day OF January, 1915, to sto, kholders Of
record at the close Of business on tho 3ist
day Of December, lyl".
=. l. L~oNELACE. secr-,ary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
UNITED LIGHT AMI powER COMPANY.

Default having been made In the pay.
inent at maturity on December I, 1914. OF
ali OF the Collateral Trust SIX Fer Cent.
Three Year Gold Notes ~ said United Light
and Power Company tof New Jersey. to-
VII, OF sl.6is.o 600 principal amount thereof.
then outstanding aud issued uNder the Coll
lateral Trust Agreement II said Company
cember J.. 1911, and successive defa ults
In the Interest duo on said notes having
been made on the interest dates beginning
June LBS. aud ending December /. 1914.
the undersigned TRUSTEE. viii. pursuant to
tho provisions Of said collateral Trust
Agreement. on Wednesday,. January ~,
lslb. AT J o'clock In the efternooN OF that
iay, AZ the Chamhers street entrance OF
the County Court Hous. vi the County Of
sew YORK. Borough OF Manhattan, city
OF New York at the front door ther eof,
elther personally or by attorney. sell at
puhlr auction 10 the highest and best
nl'der the coll aters' deposited and pledged
u" sr'ure sad notes. namely, S.,O?5,o 900
principal amount Of First aud General
MortFage SIX Per Cent Gold Bonds OF
california; issued under ~ mortgage and
deed q: irust dated October I, 1910. to
,entr'i Trust Company Of New York and
= FRANCIS HYDE. Trustees. with coupons
maturing october l.. 1919. aud subsequently,
hereto attached, 500, 900 shares 81 the par
Nulu" OF tin each % the commor capital
STOCK OF So ID United Light and Power Com
phhF 'of California aud l5O, 900 shares OF
ne pAf Na4le OF .lO each Of jA- preferred
,ap'ia. Stock If ssld United Light and
rover Company t"f California;.
hsnkers Trust tompnny, Trustee.
!" Wal street,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
.EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY

phtladelphia, December Is. 1919,
The Board Of Directors ~ the LehiEh
Valley Railroad Company have this day de-
clsred a quarterly di,iieud of two and one
half per cent. cor si.?5 per share on Its
preferred stock 10 stockholders Of record
December ~, 1915: and a quarterly divi-
dend OF two and ODe-half per cent. COR
sI.?5 per share on its common stock to
stockholders of record December 20. 1915.
both payable January 4. 1915.
Checks will be mailed.
{. J. KCI.P. Treasurer.
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AMERICAN CHICLE COMPANY.

STOCK
New NorN, December 20. 1915.
The Board Of Directors has this DAY de-
ciared a quarterly dividend Of one and ONE
half per cent, lis%.l payable January 20,
1915. to stockholders OF record at > Y. NJ,
on January \ next
y. 4. ROWLEY, Secretary.
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THE BANK ar AMERICA,

N.w York. December l7ih, 1915.
The Board Of Directors have today de.
clared a seml-aunual iividend ~ fourteen
"a, per cont, ire, - taN, payable January
ard, 1915, to STOCKHOLDERS ~ record ~ this
dat Thc transfer books VIII remain r'useI
until January An, 1915.
W. y. bESNET, Cashier.
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The Bank OF the Manhattan Company
has declared an extra dividend OF per
cent. In addition to the regular semi
annual ! per cent. dividend. both dlvl-
dends viii be pay able January > to
stock OF record December -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
AMERICAN CHICLE COMPANY.

STUVh DIV
Sew York. December 20, 1915.
The Roard Of Directors has this day de.
clared the regular quarterly dividend Of
ose and one-half per cent. Is'eb payable
January 3 next 10 stockholders OF record
a. Z. n. on December -. 1915.
T.. e. ROWLEY. secretary.
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Burlington Z Missouri River
Railroad Company n usbraska
Consolidated Mortgage
Per Cent. Bends
Que JULY 1, 1910.

NOTICE I 9 HEREBY GIVEN THAT In
cuted to Tho New England Trust Company,
Trustee. by the Burlington 4 Missouri
River Railroad Company In Nebraska.
sslidated Mortgage Bonds due July !. 1918,
Of said Railroad Company. secured by said
Deed Of Trust, have been drawn for pay
ment, viz:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21

The local market for spot cotton was quiet.
: points advance: middlins. IL i0c. Southern
sroi markets as officially reported were un.
changed: New Orleans 10 points decline. New
Orleans. II soc: Galveston. l2c Savannah.
81 Memphis. l..l2c.: Augusta. n.5oc.: Hous-
ton lose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21
z. W. BLISS COMPANY.
Borough Of BROOKLYN, New Y0rh.

TFeIFTIHtT 70, NV
The Board ~ Directors OF this Company
has this DAY declared a dividend OF lie per
cent. and an cAtra dividend Of IN per
cent. on TIE Common stock Of the com.
PAM to be paid from the accumulated net
rAtsg Of the Company on December e<th
neht to holders OF III. Common stock Of
record on tho hooks OF the Company at this
close of business December ?ls'. Transfer
books Will he closed December a:nd TO
e7th. both dates inclusive.
Howard c. Seaman,
Secretary a Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-21

The II 4 NJ bids TO Liverpool were: Janu-
AIRY, 1880; March, IL &c. May. Il. acc. July.
due 10 open to day y to Ia points decline.
Port TecelDt, and stocks.
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CASTER 1 FOUNDRY COMPANY

NotTc6 10 B~UhdhoIuert.
Notice Ia hereby given that Bonds Soa
So, 60. SO. IS. 30. 1911. 1877. 1877, l6s. al.
:s7. ?e:. 375. 3si. OF the Universal Caster
and Foundry Company. secured by lie
to the subscriber. bearing date
Der IAN. 1908. have been and are
hereby. according TO the terms Of the ssid
Mortgage. called for payment. and will be
paid In full. principal and accrued interest.
at the once of tho subscriber In Newark
New Jersey, on the third day OF January
next upon presentation and surrender OF
said bond. and all coupons except those
already paid.
%FIDEIiTV TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
Dated. Newark. y. j.. Dec. It'll. 1915.