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Thirty-fiye Rotarians sur
prised James II. Dege at his new
Broadway store yesterday. sang q
few songs, and showed a substan-
tial interest in his success by
making purchases
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EXTRA
RATINGS AT 25c YD.
Formerly 81 to SIPS

-40-inch Ratines, in
plain pink, tan, lilac,
old rose and brown,
also 1-inch checks in
blue and tan and nov
city white brocaded de-
signs; formerly $1.00
20 SIPS. Extra spe-
cial, yard Csc
Balcony.
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ardizes the health Of the whole
Pacific coast.
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Port Townsend wants the state
land board to give the Milwaukee
railway 30-scre lot Of tide
lands cheap. The railway says It
won't go into the town unless
concessions are made.
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DR.. Rucker of the u. s health
service says bubonic plague jeop-
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You'll Find
= It Here !.


My stars and garters! Prof.
Hanawalt of the College of Puget
Sound will give a popular lecture
on astronomy tomorrow evening.
Mrs. c. A. Lowell brings 55th
tax-suit against county.
eTANIEY BELL PRINTING CO.
adv"
Happy Sunday evenings" will
feature meetings of East Congre-
gational church for May and
June.
Complaining witnesses did mo-
appear against William Hook, G
A. r. who emptied shotgun a
joy-riders, and he was released.
All kinds bedding plants q
HIM Green House, So. 18th and X
Advertisement"
State let's $4,000 in road con
tracts for Whatcom and Cowlit
counties.
| Picnic and auto lunches put M
Duenwsld's, si3 nth. ADV.
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gnghams dme
apparel and for
graduates brides Short week plan for
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-1Oc cubes Pins. assorted col
ors; special, TWO for. >. Toe
sc Wire Coat Hangers, nickel
plated, heavy wire; special,
FOUR for ............. .lOc
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State let's $4,000 in road con.
tracts for Whatcom and Cowlitz
counties.
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DC Safety Pins-Nickel
plated, all sizes; FIVE dozen
for $3.50. ..... lOc
Bias Lawn Tape, four
widths; choice, bolt $500. &c
Sc silk finish Crochet Cotton,
white and colors; special
THREE spools for ..... 1Oc
--45-yard spools Darning Cot
ton, special, EIGHT balls
Tor 1885,. IVc
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-Warren's silk covered Feath-
erbone, special, yard 49,. &c
White Neck Bands, we'll
made, all sizes; special, THREE
for $3.50. ........ -. lOc
Sc Dutch Linen Tape, all
widths; special, THREE bolts
for ...... ............ iOc
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81 pon,s Hurt a Bitr
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sTANIEY BELL PRINTING co.

All kinds bedding plants at
HIM Green House, So. 7th and X.
Advertisement"
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oRUFFoR FROM CORN PART
Confessions 0faWife

the same thing?"
l know, little book, that Kitty
would be a most amusing com
panion for Dick If he could have
her alone at the play and res
taurant-in fact, he has told me
so, but he always resents the fact
that her little Establishments and
coqueteries with men and their
invariable succumbing to them in
terest me.
Kitty is far from being a pat
tern, little book, but / have found
her very human, and sometimes |
have almost wished that | could
skim along on the edges of life
as she does-and yet, poor Kitty
is not always happy, for she, too,
has at least glimmering of pos
sibilities.
One of these times came to her
when she looked over the baby
clothes that l gave her.
OF course, we both were crying
and she said:
"Margie, I'm going to try and
be a good mother. You'll helr
me, won't your"
MY dearest girl, I don't sup
pose l know how to be one my
self, but I'll love your baby and
will feel almost a certain claim in
it because l am giving it the
dreams and hopes / wove fol
sonny"
Continued Tomorrow.
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By Altman
By Bert
49, bq
OLSON 0aTrdper

tion-a convenient alias assumed
generally by persons interested
chiefly in protecting property and
neglecting human rights-have
started to organize.
They are getting ready appar-
emily to fight the National Popu-
lar Government league and SINH
lar organizations. A confidential
letter has been sent out by Elihu
Root, announcing the purpose of
the proposed organization and
mentioning the names of David
Jayne Hill, William Howard Taft,
Alton b. Parker, julius Caesar
Burrows, Horace White and 40
other safe and sane persons, as
among those interested In "awak-
ening our citizens to what we be-
lieve to be a real danger threaten
ing their fundamental rights of
life, liberty and property guaran-
teed by our constitution"
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copyright, 1914, ~ Newspspes
Enterpriss Associa tiouD

Kitty went home this morning
Before she went she said:
"Margie. why doesn't Dick like
me?"
How do you know he does not
and what difference does that
make, Kitty, dear, IL | like you?
He has a number of both men and
women friends that don't appeal
to me in the least"
Eyes, but Margle, you surely
know that man can have friends
his wife hates, but IL he dislikes
his wife's friends the teeniest,
weeniest bit she will have to
choose between them and contin-
ual nagging."
my dear girl, Dick very seldom
says anything about you. The
other day, however, when we were
talking he said you were a most
fascinating little person.
Kitty dimpled. She cannot re-
sist admiration, even from people
whom she knows give it grudg-
ingly. AS l looked at her SEN
tence that l had recently read in
one of Mrs. Humphrey Ward 6
novels came to me:
"Flattery Is merely a virtue
out of place, kindness gone wrong
from the point of view of the
moralist, that is. From the point
of view of the ordinary moral, II
is what no man-and few women
can do without"
sometimes feel very sorry, lit
tie book, for those men and
women who do not read. The
great writer's, both ancient and
modern, put your thoughts into
language that prints them indeli-
bly, in your brain.
Human nature is the same al.
ways in high and low and to all
of us come nearly the same temp
tations. We are interested In the
same things. There 1t is, little
book, it is people and things tina,
interest all of us. We call thoss
people high brows who delve into
the realm of abtruse thought
without stopping to realize thai
thought is absolutely meaningless
if 1t does not precede action. After
the action we who use our brains
often analyze the motive but mos
of us act from sub-consciou,
motives and it is only when W,
talk to you as am doing that we
tget anywhere near the reason
lftwhy" that all the world asks.
Int Kitty asks: why don't Dicl
like me" without stopping Il
think for q moment that Dicl
must consider Herbert q paragon
OF virtues simply because tn,
temptations that appeal to him
could never appeal to Herbert.
Which leads me to ask you an.
other question, little book: "Wh,
is 1t that a man thinks he is max.
ing such a sacrifice II he lives Q
perfectly respectable and decen
life. and II he knows this is :
great sacrifice for him, why doel
he seem to think that II must b,
perfectly easy for a woman to d
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Careful.
Managing Editor - That new
reporter seems very careful to
make no mistakes.
City Editor-Yes, when I told
him to write on one side of the
copy paper he asked me which
side.
OVERPOWERING.
Eliza-Eph', is yo' goin' ter let
dat mule do de way he pleases?
Whar's yO' will power?
Eph'-NIah will powers all
right. Yo' jist come heah an
measure dis Yer mules won't
power! Judge.
WOULDN'T DO.
The football player walked the
floor,
His infant yelling more and more.
He hoped his captain wouldn't
call.
For he simply couldn't control
the bawl!
They're going to cut out liquor
in the state, but still they let the
Gents " furnishing stores sell
these sport shirts.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Old clothes wringers when the
rolls are covered with plotting
make excellent blotters for the
writing desk. Blue baby ribbon
wound about the cogs gives this
little article tasty appearance. 1t
can be screwed on the edge of the
table. The housewife will feel
perfectly at home when writing.
Hand-painted flatirons make
cute paperweights.
LAY OFF EDGAR
With the circus lions; the
knowledge that your wife looks a
day more than "a; wooden under
wear during dogdays, and argu-
ments with bill collectors with
hydrophobia.
There is one bootblack who is
going to be knocked cold. Our
feet blush for shame every time
we pass his place-and we've
been a good customer too. He
has his place near the Pan. Tony,
have a lookout.
SELAH!
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SELAH
Slou1 WzHAheAzzgy

Pinch, and the high kicking alto
girl is Miss Gotta Cinch. Miss
Take is out of tune, so is Miss
Represent, and Miss Phoney Bust
ness leans on Miss Management.
Miss Grafta Heapadough will join
the troupe next fall, as we'll as
Miss Appropriate and Miss Lolita
Gall. Street, Car and Company
are putting on the show, and Mr..
Trollev Kingdom says he's gotta
make 1t go. l heard Mr.. Strap
hanger, whose first name I've for
gotten, whisper to his helpmeet,
Say, this show is pretty rotten!"
From the talk In the audience, I'd
like to bet my socks that "The
Gay Jitney-Busters" show is
headed for the rocks.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. TO-
Now that the administration has
adopted the policy of military
preparedness, the big fight sched-
uled in the congress will be over
the question whether war NUM-
tons, including battleships, are
to be manufactured by the gov
eminent or by private firms,
whether war shall be kept a gov
eminent function or maze the
subject of private profit influ-
ences-in ether words, whether
the United States shall start an
era of Kruppism.
Representative Clyde Tavenner
of Illinois is preparing to make
the fight for government manu-.
facture of all war munitions.
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Personal : and : Social

Mrs. Andrew Adams wishes to
thank the friends and neighbors
for their kind sympathy and as
sistance during the illness and
death of her husband, and also
for the many beautiful floral
tributes.
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The Progressive Psychic society
will give card party tomorrow
afternoon in the Tacoma music
hall.
Puget Sound Homesteaders will
give dance this evening In
Eagles hall.
Postmaster and Mrs. Calvin
Stewart have returned from their
wadding trip.
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Defenders of Our
Constitution Organize

The defenders of the constitu-
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TURN TO THE CLAsSIFIEr
WANT ADS ON PAGE Q FOA
RE6UJN6. GEE PAGE aux.
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CD. DPICCOIJ
BY CHARLES b. DRIsCOLL.

pipes a chorus, loud and strong.
And who are the chorus girls who
sing this little song? Oh say,
don't you know them? You have
often heard them sing; they are
with us every summer. every fall,
and every spring. Miss Special
Privilege is singing solo parts,
and Franchise Monopoly is trying
for our hearts. Along toward the
center there, are Misses Bean and
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Pause TO Laugh With the Times Fun Makers
Our Hong Kong Kolum
Talk O. the Times
BY SELAH AND CHINA BOY
in THESE WARLIKE DAY,
BY SELAH AND CHINA BOY

in THESE WARLIKE DAYS.
Now. Johnny, what is a man
of war;"
"A cruiser"
What makes it go?"
Its screw SIR"
who go with it?"
Its crew SIR"
AT THE DANCE.
She-Have you learned any
new steps, Mr.. Bumpus?
He-No. but I've stepped on a
lot of new feet!
WHADDAYANfEAN.
(From the Quincy Whig.)
Notice. will not be respon.
sibie for any debts contracted by
my wife Mrs. Nellie Hedges) on
or after this date.
(signed) w. Ii. Hedges.
Notice Mrs. Nellie Hedges
doesn't understand an advertise
nient appearing in the Sunday
Whig-Mr. Hedges does not now
and never has paid any of Mrs.
Hedges bills.
SELLA'S BARGAIN COJvNTEp
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SELLA'S BARGAIN COUNTER

One touch OF
good luck makes
your kin, DO.
. .
The h on Q v
moon u s u q III v
las is till the
sweet thing asks
hubby for money
the first time.
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Busy Telling Why U. s.
Shouldn't Do It

With the monthly telephone
bill these days comes generally a
little pamphlet, replying to the
remarks of Hon. David ]. Lewis
of Maryland in the house of rep
resentatives on the postalization
of the telephone.
1t appears that the telephone
and telegraph companies are OPP
posed to government ownership
and operation of the wire services.
Davy Lewis made a perfectly
conclusive argument in favor OF
the postalization of the telephone,
and each OF these pamphlets in
attempting to refute Lewis's argu-
ment is further demonstrating the
truth of what Lewis said.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-26
Evansville & Terre Haute
Railroad Company
First General Mortgage Five Fer
Cent. Bonds. Due April I. i94:.

In view OF the fact that attempts are
being made in the pending litigation 90
create upon the property covered by the
above mortgage Hens having priority over
said mortgage. the immediIte deposit with
the Depository OF the above bonds with
coupons due April /. 1915. and subse-
quently maturing coupons attached. IS
strongly urged
This Committee will loan 10 such de-
positcrs as request IT, on the security o.
the bonds and coupons deposited by them
respectively, the amount Of their coupon
which matured April /. 1915, notation Of
such loan being made on tho Certificate
OF Deposit issued TO such Depositors. The
Committee reserves the right to withdraw
notice.
Copies o. the Bondholdcrs' Protective
Agreement may be obtained upon spp!ica.
ton 20 the Depository or Secretary OF the
Committee.
This COMMITTEES ha. been organized
solely for the purpose % protecting the
holders OF bonds OF this issue and repre-
SCENTS no conflicting interests.
Dated New York. April "a. 1915.
FREDERICK j LISMAN. Chairman.
OF the arm Of r j. Lisman Il co.
ELLIS W GLADWIN.
Vice Pres. a SecN. Home Life Insur. GO.
AUGUSTUS v HEELY.
Vice Pres, The Farmers Loan 4 TT Co
WING,
Resident Providcnt Life 4 Trust Co
GELLER. RoLsTo& & KORAN. Counsel
- Exchange Place. New York city.
GRAHAM ADAMS. Secretary.
- 80 Broad street New York city.
THE FARMERS LOAN & TRUST COM
rANi, Depository,
:. William Street, New York CITY
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SUPREME COURT. COuNTl OF SEW
Lena Bucrty X. otherwise known as Lena
Kamau. ct al. Defendants
In pursuance of Judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly made amt entered
4t'a tho tth DAY ~ April lGl5, !. me
undersigned. the Referee in said Judgment
named, NIL SOL ~ public auction. a. the
Exchange SalcsroonI. Nos. l4-l6 Nss'Y
OF Sew York. on the am ddy OF May, 49, o.,
ct !. o'clock noon on that day, hE James
/. Nc'S. Au'tlucrr, the promises directed
hy said Judgment 30 be sold and therein
All mat certain lot 81 land, WITH M.
building thereon erected. situate % mo
E.cy,u'h ward in tho Borough % Man.
haitian IN tho County. CIV tt.I state Of
N,N York, and described as follows:
beginning a. q point on the norther'y
side ct stanton street distant So, "utS five
foot castor!v from m" northcastcr'y corna-
Of stanton and LOWS streets, thence run
los,'s street along ldni now or ldtc'y tee
longing 80 Jasper T. seaman. seventy. Nye
f""'. theme" easicrN. and pualol WIN
stanton street aforesaid. twenty Two ic,L
Lows STREET Scy"n'y- ryc foot 20 said stan
ton street aforesaid, and thence westerly
along said stanton street twenty two feet
to the point ~ beginning. stiN lot being
known and distinguished on map ot
property belonging to the estate Of Henry
E,kford. by lot number 20 and saii
promises being known by the street mum
hcr $40 stanton street.
l.TGE\E L STlEGELRERG. Referee.
JOlI\ = GlLltk, pIHinttn In Person, l7e
Ntssau street Manhattan Borough,
Tho fTonowiTnr Is , diagram ~ tho prom.
crty 20 ho sold It's street number Is $40
stanton Street.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
AND HUDSON COMPANY

Notice Is hereby given that the ANNUAL
MEETING OF the Stockholders OF THE
DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY
will be held at the office o. the Company.
No. 80 Nassau Street. In tho Borough OF
Manhattan, CITY of New York. on TUES
DAY. MAY II, 1918. at twelve o'clock
noon for the election Of Managers of the
corporation for the ensuing year and for
the trInsdction Of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting,
including considering ana voting upon tie
approval and ratification OF all action Of
the Hoard of Managers and Executive
Committee since the last annual meeting
OF stockholders and all matters referred
60 In the Annual Report TO stockholders for
the hscsl year ended December 81. 1914,
The polls Will open al twelve o'clock noon
ana remain omen for A. least one hour.
The transfer books ~ the COMPANY will
be closed from one o'clock =. NJ. on Satur-
day. May |, 1915. until tho morning OF
Wednesday. May i2. 1915.
By order NJ the Roard ~ Managers
=. ~. OINpH\NT. secretary.
New York. April /. 1915.
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Tho French liner La Touraiue. sailing
tomorrow for Bordeaux. Will take mall,
Bulgaria. Servia. Switzerland. italy, spain.
Portugal Egypt, Greece, British india,
British East Africa. siam, Malta, Gihrsl-
tar. Ceylon. straits settlements, Dutch
East indies. West Australia and Persia.
also other countries teNccpt Germany. Aus
tria, Hungary. Luxembourg and Turkey,
when specially addressed.
The Russian American liner Eursk, sail
Ing tomorrow for ArchdnEcl viii take
mail closing Al 10 \ NJ, for Russia only.
The RED star liner Lspland. SAILING
Wednesday for Liverpool, will take mail,
closing at $50 \ NJ. for at Europe
except Germany. Austria. Hungary. LuN-
emhurg and Turkey, also for Africa,
West Asia and the East Indies.
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FIRST PREFERRED DIVIDEND no 4
ORIGINAL PREFERRED DIVIDEND
No 81
PACIFIC GAS EIETTRIC m

meeting Of the Board Of Directors has
been called for $40 o'clock l.. NJ, April 80
l9lj ., for the purpose Of declaring dividend
40. - Of $3.50 per share upou the fun
paid First Preferred capital stock and
dividend no. az Of $3.50 per share upon
this Company, both dividvnis being FOR
the quarter ending April 80, 1915, PAYABLE
MAY II. 1913, IN those stockholders NhuHe
names shall appear ~ record on the books
~ the COMPANY at 3;3O O'Clock y NJ, Npril
80. 1915. Checks for the dividends viii Ne
mailed The Transfer books viii not close
and owners desiring checks payable 20
Themselves should have stock certificates
issued In their own names on or before the
last mentioned date
PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY,
u II FOOTE Secretary.
San Francisco, California, April ., 1915.
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POMROy. MARY EDNA In pursuance
Of an order of Honorable John 4, CO.
halan, u surrogate Of the County OF New
York. NOTICE is hereby given 20 all per
sons having claims against Mary Edna
Pomroy. late OF the county OF New York.
deceased. 10 present tbs Same with
vouchers the.eof to the slitsrribers At their
Mace of trsnshCting business No, 30 Pine
street, In the Borough ~ Manhattan, City
of New YORK, OF or before the trst day
i7th day Of March, l9l5. H. ARTHUR
POMROY, HENRY X. rnMRoy, Exccu-
tors. SATTERLEE, CANFlEID Stone
Attorneys for Eyecutors. 10 wall street
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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Slo STANTON STREET.

The approximate amount Of The Hen or
charge. to satisfy which the above DO
scrlhod property IL 80 he sold, H. EIeN y
thousand tour hundred and forty.one 100
till,bll37l dollars, with interest thereon
from the md day Of April, l9l5, together
with costs ana allowance amounting o
Three hundred and forty three 100
ts3i2NNi dollars. with interest from Apt,
9Th, lHl5. together with the expenses Of
the sale The approximate amount OF the
taxes. assessments and water rates, or
other lions, which are Ia be allowed to the
purchaser out of the purrhts" money, or
paid hy the Referee, Is S'N hundred Mt
SIX O5- 100 ,fGt6 o5l dollars and interest.
Dated, Now York, April 10. 1878.
EUGENE I: SpIirGEf RfRt Refere.
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THE ANNrAL MEETING or THE
STOCKHOLDERS or THE NEW YORK
MUTUAL. GAS LIGHT COMPANY for the
election Of Directors for tho ensuing year
viii he held u, tho office Of the COMPANY.
10, 81 Union square on Tuesday. the nm
day NJ May 1873, at noon. Transfer books
close at y. NJ on the 2sth day Of ApriL
1915, and reopen at 10 A. NJ on the i'm
day OF May. 1918
GEO, W. PARKHURsr. Secretary.
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sANTEE CLuB-Notice 10 hereby given
that tho annual meeting Of the stockhold
ers ~ the Santee club VIII he held In
Room li2s, II Battery Place Borough ~
Manhattan, city Of New York on TUESDAY.
May tth, 1915, at O'Clock y, NJ, for the
purpose OF electing three Directors for Hve
Years and the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting.
b MASON HAMLIN Secretary.
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,wE COLORADO FUEL COMPANY

Holders Of General Mortgage sinkins
Fund Six Per Cent Gold Bonds are hereby
notified that bonds Nos.
10? $40 A2s AL s37 sss 1925
have. In accordance with the terms Of
Article 3. Section 4. OF the Mortgage dated
Nay /. 1889. given by The Colorado Fuel
company to Atlantic Trust Company.
trustee, been drawn by lot for redemption
II 10 and interest on the hrst day Of
Nay 1915. at the office of the Metropoli-
tan Trust Company OF the City of New
York No. ~ Wall street. in the Borough
~ Manhattan. city Of New York. after
which date interest thereon will cease.
Dated April ., 1915.
Metropolitan Trust Company OF
the City 81 New York,
Successor 10 ATLANTIC TRUST CO.. Trustee.
BY BEVERLY CHEW. Vice-Presidcnt.
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THE Annual Meeting a

THE Annual Meeting Of the stockholders
of the Golden I'm Corporation, for tho
election ~ Directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction OF such other bust
ness may properly come before tho
meeting. will he held at the ofhcs OF the
Company, No. 80 John Street, New York
on Monday, May =. 1915, at /? o'clock noon.
GEORGE HOFFMAN, Secretary,
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sANns. rAYo In nnr.nance OF q

SANDS, TAYO In pursuance OF an
order ~ Honorable John !: Eohalan. a
Surrogate Of the County ~ New YORK
NOTICE IL hereby given to al persons
having claims against Tuyo sands. ate of
the county ~ Sew York, deceased, to pre-
sent fh' same with vouchers thereof "a
the subs riher ~ p'd." Of trausactinG
business 80 81 Bro il Street In tn. Ci;y
october ucNt Dated, New York. the 27'h
day Of March, 1918 oGnEN LIVINGSTON
MILLS, Executor STErSON Jennings
A RUSSELL. Attorneys for Executor. Il
broad Street, Borough o: Manhattan. CITY
OF New York.
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Desp0ndcnt Pedler q suicide.

Samuel Rasniclt. 20, "A pedler Of 2li
East l06th street. died in Bellevue Hoe
pital yesterday from self-inflicted hui
let wound lie shot himself At his
home in the morning, Tho polio" said
that his suicide was due n despond-
cncy over lack OF work,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-26

The Annual Meeting Of the Thomson
va Land and Improvement COMPANY for
the election OF officers and for the trans
action OF any other business that may
properly come before such meeting, viii
he held At the office Of the Company, ~
wall street, New York city at IL o'clock
noon May LIST, 1913,