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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
TecDrab pg Snlegll.
Sen 2Soe Sttobcr 1918.
Taitpr %nffcn opb.

Tultor Z. 1t. @dffen, iom inoti
1911 unr Ereil Tor Springnclo %
Nortb @nihinlton Frnirie McniN.
heo / Nrrhcben Al Secornh. or
Spnoaga niQoact rcb Ce0cn / III
Stem pes Scmnilou. Wpo0huc Gnuut.
III, Mfinn. % bclrnpea Der ioaN,
S~orsoaQ. Tuitor @atfen bar lTn-
&c urrct lrqeliQ. Nnn par leot I
Conn Of @ariam, @oo0huc Gountn.
/ 1861 al SorrlNrcnc Ncllc u. %at.
FEN o. Siitru aari. iobt Gaia. %
por GIep pco Il. Sldi ShooI 1850
-1SS2, pcb 2ccornb &nititiltc 1889
-1SS3 % Nrdlibuln GolcNc 1883
-tSSi. 0on inl0crc6e ScoloNi pco
Sen Norcncbc Sirfca Scnlinnr ira
1890 til 1898. Canine Nnr blcu
han falot til Trcit / &c opcmUpntc
Meniqhchcr pcb Sccoroh, hpor ban
pirfcbe til 1911. "a ban too Niltco
al Sclbrcbshcnipn Scncrc, ira
1913, bcticrtc ban MtcniNhchcn /
@oocno. Nfinn. Noitor Nnftcn par
TinnnaicfrctUr / Gccornh Mrco$
1907-190S. Sans &uitrll. Ser or
eli Setter al Mrs. T4itor 9l6robam
Sacobion, % iii bpcm ban blcp T9-
tcpiet / 1894, opcrlcpcr ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Sposfnlo.

@lnbcr NcIGclcn Wlctcbcrl, en- Al
De beolt fielbtc Turnlcrc / Ntaol-
ion SomnIhip, b00c nleNct pluoicliQ
Manbnaa SormioonQ al ct Micrtc-
tilfTloc. San hauoc ~ltronict mere
% minbrc iiben iioiic %oor. ga BON
bleo dltqrcbct al SlnQchctrn0cl'c,
men ban hnpoc pTrct oppc OF on!
firing 0ct mc'tc Al (i0cn. ldd Cnocn
TOM upcntct ior ollie.
Gioene nor ioot pon &lctebcrN /
SiQool Sen 15hc Gttobcr 1913 on
blcn loolcoc@ liot opcr - Nor Nonls
mel. San tom mcN iiue GorWlorc
Ill Nclpit, @ia., / 1918. oQ Tanni
lien bointtc iiQ / Ntnoiion Snmn'hip
/ 1854. Ter har han iiorn boct a
hrcpct iom Norner. Nnn var TO
@nnQc Git. iprit mco @umhilo
Gpeu4olttcr SpiIbarN Ben DE 81.
tober 1864. SOM 6e0c oclI lSbc
,Nmi 1873. san blcu ocn 25oc
Mai 1875 UQicoirt til WlmbiIo
Sncarub. Ser ouerlcucr ham. :
iii inritc 9GltciIob huphc bun IRE
Barn, hporui ire lcpcr, ncnlliQ
Gucn "a Ncnrn, Hlllbo. u. 0of,
Ianlt AIRS. Gle Ghriltcn / Mo0iion
Sopuihip. ! III onnct 9Gltcilnb
hauoc han nj Noru M al Ni2ic er
iolacnoc Ter line: gilbert. Nnmno
% Ncl@ ollie hlcn1nlc, Mir@. Is. Y.
Neia. @hltc Garth, u. 0at. Mrs.
Taitor :. Z Stnpinn. N%orminQton,
Yiinu, oQ %obn, Mit Carton. solo.
Tn Soitcr Al Nibo0r. Mtra n.
Mnrou Dor / NcrQu9 Nnll@. Niim
@urocr @elNcion NlcfcbcrN uor
ficnbt iom en- iiTlotn pcnntirl o. /
andres Ne "a Gel pornt iutcrc@icrGt
W}ono. San hiolp Qicruc o. bcrcb.
riIig. huor MlTIp trrultc@. % bon
nil bli onbt iornet / it Nobo-
Inq. @caropcIicn iorcQoor iNoN ira
M1Niion Girfc. Fnitor : Z. %or.
0ubI iprrctter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
unoerpanosfriSen

%onbon ocn 270e Sftobcr. -
Slop6@ mchbelcr, at oct norifc
Sdnpltib "Sclmo", 9S7 Cons, or
ien0t Thumbs. 30 Moll0 al Be
iptninoen er rcbbet; De epriac nitten
Niouo untogca at pUrc brlltne0e.
Nctrogroo Den 27he Nftober. -
Slclae Ell ~oiiiciel SerctninQ er otter
lire tpife Gonpcre iell6t ti(blnos /
Titeriieen al brittle llnOcrpano5-
bao0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Tcn Wprifc 9lmcrifa Clinic.

"%erQcnariorN". iom nfaif ira
9Scn 9)ort Sen l6bc 0>., antum Ill
&erQcu Sir@OoN@ NtorNcn oN Sri
ltianloilor0". iOn nireiite ira Ger.
Qcn Sen 2ONc Sttohcr, uil pTrc ircnl.
ne / Mem BORT Srcbal ocn 29be Is.
iipllc telegram nctop moordlct al
Nobc X 60, HinicnS @cncralagen!cr
Mtlnneoopli>.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Streifen enot.

Sdcctabp. u. o.. Den 23hc Sft
Zen al General electric Gompanns
1900 Nrbeiocre ~bc0pnbtc Streii
Ter cu S Simcr@ Nrbcib@ou1 oiilui
tcoe2 ib0l mco Nnto9c!icn Al Som
ponicts Silbub Ter Strcitcn bcannb.
&c. Sctte Silbuo iaitiGttcr ArbeibS.
tiben iii 81 Sinc ON Soger,. or
Der tiIltcocs Nrbelbcrne CT Ycn9paa.
lC0 al 3 Troccnt. Seunc Nroninr
giGlocr III oen lite Sttobcr 1916
oa H~rbcibatibcn i~orfcrteH iii 9 q,
mcr icmtioia nleo. at SagIennen at.
ter lorbeies meo 8 Yrocent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Sen 296e rftober 1918.

arl'tlaniaapis, oct tpife ariasmini-
'ferli'm fiinbe anbeiaIe. Get bIep be.
fpoef ham. at annoonillaen fra
arl9alrllril'.eriet ON life at boIbe
"MorgenbIabet" life ror at betraate
Tom ilosen Srore. men FIN ionl ct
Gn'te, Ell Senitiniug. Zen SIags
Slaoe bllrbe life i~tsttes ira Spiflano
/ Oisie Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Ct COG meo SiIfe.

ct. Yanl Sen 250e Stt. ct al If
Goarle bcitaoenoe 5og lnIiet neo Gil
fe til en- GUroi al s. 100000 nnfonl
i0oa til ct. Saul oper @rcat atortD-
criis Narcn. Silfcn, Der tonlnler ira
Sapan, og iom iigea at iioglsre Den
~itsrite 5orienoelic / lit Slo9s, Der
n~ogcniinoe er tranSporteret ~tpersoper
oct onncrifonifc Sentiment, er paa
Teicn til Ncn Dorf Gin. Silfen
anfom til Scattlc. @aib., Srcoag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Harmtiano.-Ippe Yar at be-

XIV WV &uL III Ue|
y tale. Nru9tbare Sarnte peltlioe Ga
naod trembpoes al Canadian }'acifit Moil=
man 80. Nruetbar Sorb o9 9oot 2linlot,
befpeInn,e Murfeoer, gooe airter % Stoler,
uopertrGIeli9e SrunSportmib;er, aGe See
tpemineligbeoer % gobe Nnleonin9er Der bps
bes i bepite Sarmoiltritter bporiombeli..
Triler 81 I'll $50 pr. Acre irri9eret Yam
ira $50. vaou al 81 900 ii! 6iGIp for praf.
tilte ,Sarmere / irri9erebe Siltritter. Spp:
slur at betule 49, eller for ON bu onifer.
YGn9e Tor bin 'io'te &ibetalino CT ioriolosnt
pil bin warm bape betult ior 'io lelp. Solud
enoel ppoprfeoe ,Sarn,e mleb Gaanin9s6nl.,
llbbuie. Hrsno, giGrber % 9Iulino MI
porenoe poa benz, til ialnine 9~unliiee Tetirls
geller. henten | ole SiliGlber tun 6 l'ros
cent. Sisie Silbuo 9iGloer 9oot yono; ri
bpoer bisie %iltaar forbi peb, at en- Warmer
paa port yano tan aiere Srem9an9; ban
fan lepe gobt og 'pare NOT til Il. betale ior
lin Sarm. vdnbet / peltli9e 0auaba er no
turllgt 'tittet Tor Npl AZ 8orn, Grrsdrter
og @rentla9er, ior Meierioriit. ior SporGt.
ming az SNe'te, SpG9, Saar, Spin % Siers
fra. &ontanter erholbee peo be heie 8orns
pri'er. llb'9t life bet beoiie yuno nil ta9es
ferit. Sfrip ibao eiter Fri ,Hoanobog OF
fnlo't9npise Splpsninaer til !. 2. Senuis,
Assistant TO the President, Department
OF Natural Resources. Canadian Pacific
Railway, Salgarp. alberta, @anaba.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
HbIetrXer:

Is Sortsr sSbiefrnsr ira len n~prbliaits Piantsspis
smsrifa. Be- haaro'ere'ts Glaze for Tlautuiua i
ssornpeisn. ell, Is pr. -purerso ipniaut msb Crers
inetii us'olat. RhtNglANogR WURogRV,
500 0eUth oWsaes Ave., ahiseissdes. Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29

Stialgs. = 80 IcreS. 81 Wil
inbpslt 'or Salod, Sitticn 60, Minn.
0il I'll Glepator. Gn meeet bra So. alt
oppprtet til Speoeasre; COB tort Mulbioro
meo Serunoerla9. Sanpet CT beitbelieaenoe
% fapt, insen Sten eier @rus. sSneeu
Sgsninser. gette Silfaar. II. g. Serse:
ion, Secorab. S;pa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29

8iHaI9S.-Suis on er interes-
- ieret / sano ! T%anhanole, Seras, iaa
pI BET betaIe zig for big at ltripe til Carl
9arieu, amarillo, Seras.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Stljalas.-Niu $50 @cres Tarm

JIMMY W" wv D"'"t
- nGr Spuntui9pet / Roieau Sountp,
0einn. auer beoits Sorpbuno, iIaet belis:
seuoe, 200 aeres unber Surtuins. Spsuin.
ger pGro 81 900, eli halp @il I'll Stole.
CT oi be bsbie @obtfisb / Staten til $50
pr. Acre. 2Sbitnsp Realtp So, @srmoniu
siie Sles., ct. Paul. Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29

Wiui8 tilialgs.- @ierbeppter,
IS Noo; 3, A. og 6 Som. &op Sia.
meter. todr brGnote Eoler. be beoite %
pari9'te. Setter @uobabl, @emmeu, Minn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-12
UNDERSTANDS PLAN
MEETS OPPOSITION
Constitutional Convention to
Take Up Amendment at
First Night Session.
EXPECT TO FINISH SEPT. )

ALBANY. July 1.-THE constitutional
convention will hold It's first Monday
night session tomorrow, when the dele
gates will discuss the disposition oil the
amendment OF George W. Wickersham,
the Republican leader. striking from the
Constitution the provision absolutely pro-
hibiting the Legislature from passing q
private or local bill changing the name
OF a person. to establish or hange high
ways. locating county seats. changing
OF venue In civil or criminal cases IN
cooperating villages, granting to any
CORPORATION or Individual the right TO
law down railroad tracks. granting 10
n prIvate corporation or individual any
exclusive privilege, immunity or IRAN
chise. or chartering companies to pul'u
bridges across the Hudson River or East
River.
The amendment would change the
present constitutional rule or absolute
prohibition against the Legislature pass
ing any such private or local IesIs'a''o"
hv nermitting the Legislature TO 40 80
In c,se n pet,tion Is presented 10 the
7 .eIsI,ture In writing 'signed by one
or more persons actually interested IN
tho measure and setting forth the
reasons for requesting its enactment
accompanied by the proposed BIZ; wn,ch
petition and proposed bill shall be iled
with the Secretary of state not less IMAM
fifteen days before the beginning OF the
regular annual session OF the i-eglsia-
,ure and shall be open for pubic IN
spection for at least ten secular ua.s
prior TO its introduction in either mousse
of the Legislature
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-12

Frederick g., Tanner Is the chairman
of the committee in charge of framing
the constitutional article &c r~eorganize
the state government, and President
Elihu Root of the convention, as well ~
the Republican iioor leader. George W.
Wickersham, Henry L. Stimsou. Louis
Marshall and other leading Republicans.
considers the work Of the Tanner CONF
mittee to be about the most important
OF the convention.
The plan OF the Tanner committee
would settle the short ballot fight and
leave among the state officials to be
elected by the people n governor. lieu
tenant governor. an attorney.Eeneral in
charge Of the Department of Law. n
State auditor II accountant and n
secretary of the treasury or COMPTROLLER.
At first 1t was thought there should
he n consolidation of the Banking and
Insurance departments, but after care
ful consideration II vas believed bost TO
have these W departments continue
as at present because of the vast in
~terests which the head of each depart
mont now has under his supervision and
regulation.
The Tanner committee has about de-
cided to report an amendment extending
the term of the Governor from two to
four years and giving him n salary of
SEQ. 900 instead OF $40. 900 n year A
poor man cannot live on the $40, 900 now
paid to the Governor as salary and en-
terrain properly at the Executive Man
sion and live bcfttingly as the Governor
OF the State, II cost even az modest a
living Governor as Charles T.. Hughes
as high as $23 900 a year when he was
Governor, according to Mr.. l~lughcs's
own statement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-12

High Low Clos Net ILL.,
Sales. est. est. ing. On. High. Low.
81 SoPac refis IS sias $40 r v % s3h
10 ) Pac $ r
ter 4s..... 7o,i 1881 pH + 4 sX 7rl
81 South2y Sc. e9st 1851 0sA - y m oS's
80 Sorry GIN Is o2la o1Is oiia II 90 ola
20 Te1Co CIV Us 1854 aas ssss - q 1904 VIZ
10 Tex 4 p list
ST.. os,s 1915 ss,t = @nl
Tex& p I'd. 80 80 30 ~ SH 20
8 ThirdAv ref
n........ 500 79'1 80 S2'f Nhs
a 1hirdAv adj
5s........ 10 1914 1914 4 - u
TPeoaw IS asa o2ss o2's = Is % oHs
STwv&O
go ser D. OH OH o7Ia - es'. VIA
TriCIiyk&L
ts........ a5,s q5is a5is = y e7iI e+al
3 Uls&Delist iOOsi iDs. iOost = iU @,a
$50 U pac Is. o4sa ~ Mia - Il eTl "a
~ Pac ref Is 80 S5,s s5's III 92is s5is
Is U Pac cv Is. ss,a IS ssis IL si,i IS
1879 Tn RRSFfd % tO's 4Ois - a o3'a A0H
8 US "a reg 1895 iO9aS iO9ss + u 40 iO9ss
10 US n coup. iOiis lOiIa 1914 - q 1914 l0oN
iUS2srcg.. 06N SSI 9si sosi so4
US Rlty al
G........ 20 oola e,a az 70
II US Rub S.. iO2is iU2ss 1928 1851 1914
2S7 USStl sf S.. i61sl 1914 1918 iO2,s v91t
+Na-Car Gu o. 95st a5at - u 1915 ~
A a, 90 n, Nj. Al
Va Mid gen ios 1903 ioa 1854 100
o Va lty 5s. s3i1 1914 1914 IL MS 93h
an su. 90. !, q, Az
8 Wabash isti0Oas 100 100 - iU2l5 vi
wabash ID. 70 % 90 Ill 8T3 50
los WabPittTcr
Ryisttsctf 23 1N ~ Is ls
NCoiT eff az "a Az 2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-12
Petition Must Be dNer'ise"

II Is further provided that such pc
ton and bill shall be advertised IN tne
newspapers and that no such DlIl shalI
be enacted after the first sixty days OF
the regular session of the Legislature,
This amendment was considered ny
the committee on legislative powers OF
which william Barnes is chairman ana
which refused to report II favorably ana
compromised by reporting 1t Tor 'he
consideration of the convention.
When the amendment was reported ny
MIR. harness committee on Friday ME-
Barnes was not present and there was
a chorus Of objections 10 the bill going
to the committee of the whole. Seth
Low said that the proposed amendment
would interfere with the work MS
committee on cities was doing with the
proposed home rule amendment and he
wanted the amendment referred TO his
committee.
Lemuel +. Quigg objected - me
amendment because II permits the Legs
lature TO do something which is now
strictly prohibited. hat is, to grant
favors and franchises to corporations
privileges and immunity to individuals
by special legislation. which has been
absolutely prohibited 10y the Constitution
for years as a settled policy of the
state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-12
THE CURB MARKET.

Transactions in detail In the curb
market last week were as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-12
SuppOrts for values.

So far as concerns securities II Is
true that bonds can only be adjusted
through price changes to the effects of
war on the price OF long time capital.
Because for the moment railroad stocks
in the main offer no promise OF in
creased dividends they tend to fall in
the category OF fixed yield securities.
Still. both of bonds and railroad shares
it may he said that there are offsstting
influences derived from the forces OF
expansion which war finance invariably
sets free in the field OF prices. Mean
while Industrial stocks continue to fur
nish factors of support for the whole
structure Of quoted values.
Even In the reactions or the past
fortnight there have been industrial
shares which have advanced while the
securities market as IA whole was set
ting back and American industry seems
more likely to he governed by factors
of expansion than influences making for
depression. Taking the broadest view
of our financial and business situation.
those who sell securities to-day are sell
ing them against u number OF very inn
portant and persuasive rgument for
holding securities or for buying them.
one of these and not the least is sup
piled by the agricultural position. The
Government crop report a. Of July l
showed that with average weather to
harvest the years agricultural outturn
would be of gratifying proportions in
The aggregate and with but minor quail
i~ications to urge on any account. The
South. it is true. Is threatened with a
crop of cotton which, despite the re-
ductlon In acreage, may be much too
large for any consumptive demand be-
cause of the probable curtailment OF the
foreign market, but steps can be taken
to prevent distress among the cotton
growers and in any case the cotton
will be there to sell and move some
time.
Otherwise the crop situation must pro-
mote business confidence, The corn crop
is late, but there is a record area under
cultivation, and II was from Just AZ low
a condition at this time that three years
ago the largest corn yield on record was
| produced. The promise OF wheat is for
-, 900. 900 bushels more than last years
huge outturn. oats are in such shape
that they may make a record harvest.
and the returns for hay and lesser crops
are all excellent.
To sell securities now is also to sell
them against IA domestic banking POSI-
ton of unprecedented ease ana capacity
to provide trade and industry with cred
its for business expansion. Banking
conditions are all the while getting
stronger, and bankers. AT least, have no
reason for regarding the future with
anything but courage and confidence. no
matter how much their normal conser-
vatism is emphasized by the prudential
considerations which the war dictates.
Incidentally there Is in the bankers
money market "A support which has
never failed in the past to operate favor
ably on security values, the support
which comes when "A profitable arbitrage
offers " interest and dividend
yields and the rates for time loans on
collateral.
In the international department OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-12

,i5sooo Kennecott Cp IS ilsH IFS. ISL. lls,.
$1,000 Yves, u conv IS, 1904, 1861 l05Ss 1854.
1900 West I'll rts..-, " Is $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-12

Bond Sales.
Last week. 81 100000.
Previous week. 81 100000.
Jan. 1 to date. . 2,l7q.OOO.
Same period 1914. 50 SS.769.0OO.
;Seller 30 days nat. Seller 20 days DAT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-12
STANDARD MILLING COMPANY,
40 Mall street.

New York city, June 9TH. 1871.
Notice is hereby given that iuasinuch as
the Directors Of THIS Company hav. dl-
rec;ed That $C9.Sl5 90 be set aside az a
special Fund for the retirement of the
preferred stock, being ! Per NJ. OF tho
presen, outstanding Preferred stock Of
this COMPANY, is provided In the Certin-
cate Of Incorporation. offers VIII be re-
ceivcd up TO three T. NJ. OF Juiy 18Th. 1915.
for the sale 20 the Company Of such an
ferred stock ds the above SG5.kl5OO win
purchase. An stock off red and accepted
must be delivered in proper form by three
J.. NJ. of july l3th. 1Hlj. The Company
oil offers.
BY order 0: the Board.
JOS. A.. KNOX, Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-12

OfN1 cOnlO7 l7 lW r "a lUo' lUf
20 Erieist en- 7sio9IS iOsl< ioelt iio'a 1854
Erie fdg 10. 1895 iO9lt.i00if 1904 1924
IL Erie Let con
A........ 70 70 10 AS 70
Fl Erie CIV u
series A.. si,s 60 60 Pa @ co
10 Erie cv a
series n. al G as III 10 e34
10 Erie en Is. co.'s cess COS = y ~ 90
F&PM PHI
rSpM con. 20 70 20 " 70 ss,s
riaEC 4,as. s7si s7A s7n = e
Fw&DC istio2 io2 1902 1884, 1919
81 Gen Elec 10. iU3 1919 1919 - I05 i0ias
GdRap as e5 S 95 PA 9T'a 90
2 CRANKY Min
cv es serA 1886 1885 ,os't - Nm 90
GtNor AS. VI ~ Isl 1i sel5
GB&Wdb - III M III q 1874 ~
H&TcxC Is siis s4is st.s = 1 $50 %
81 Nud&M adj 20 % IS - u 29t 10
3 Hud 4 Man
fdg IS serA ~ ia 7H i 1875 ns
II INC Chi Jcn
"........ m,s 90 70 iooss SsA
8 III Cen RI ~
1885,. = = @N 49,
II inCenlsis53 1915 597s 1918 SSA 1915
" llStcel A,,s s6,a S8,4 s8,4 - VI s2!s
81 Ind steel 5si0Oas iO03s i0O,a + 1914 |"
1903 lnsConsCop
CIV Gs is,, .t2s i2S i2o ~ 1904
IS ins Con Cop
CIV es isioi25 i23 1873 IS 1904 sAA
III lntcrb IT
ref ss 1913 81 s6sl s6st = Il oS'3 9css
las Inter : Met
col, r ~. 7S,l HN 1iA-H 70s 7Ss
4 IntNav sf5s IS 81 81 } %
JntPaper osi00 10 10 1914 io
9 In SPpi5s 81 ca a ~ -
1 IowaCen,s, s2ss 1926 s2as is Voll s2't
u lowaCcn Is ~ SIs III % IS
2 Jap U.s.. 20 10 70 SIS =
? Jap psscd. 1874 1884 1884, 81 "Ht
IS Jap4tasGer.
man std. 1914 1871 ,2a. q 7o'l 72ia
10 kCFtS&M
As........ ~ 70 - = i 1871 an
= KanCSo Is. us. ,7ia o7'. + !. 90 sHA
. Kane ter Is So IS :s5 % $50
2 KC III Lap
Is 1897. ID. ii3 ii3 ii3 ii3 lis
LIZ Steel IS
ises...... 9iiS siia sra : Il ISL. -
81 ~ steel IS
1850. 49,. 7, Il III a G
Al LS&MSis,s 500 s9ia 'sa'a sSs 70
81 LS&MSisai s9i4 40 So. : % sai5
II L~evaltml5sios los tios 1856 1885,
Lig NJ IS. iciai i?i1. 1913. 81. i3tla ~?
. Lig q N IS. ioii4 ii i0ii, r = iO' oo,d
iL&NNO&
Mis,...n5 us na = ans 1875
Ian Pcns6
a., 80, .,r ,s IN, ,o7L ion.
& col tr
So w, ioa .',"a a. so,'
II LANStL3 IS. 500 500 SOL. y !. oS 5sit
6 Manhss std ssh ssh $50 nt sS;
81 Marine CIT 49,, MI.
1871 Marine AS
Gus. o'' "' %" " -"
d "cA c mi ,oo, ,, "a, orr,
series .Wo,s i@,. ioot 70 e.'
~ M~icho 10 s'a ~ 81 80"
: 81 's' eo'a SOL 500 -; AZ
- MIC ~. LIS
Maf s., n, ~
50 80 al.
Is MoksT.s- 70 r.
10 Mohe oss "
u NIX 81" "a,
4Hs.'... 500 ,m 90
oI Morac con. w.. w W. osI ..
l Mopae Is !. o. o., !, ~ az,
~ NORA cv's ss'a s"s @H = .s,, .,
g.. .s,.
10 Moh@Mai's ,o' oa '' All. M,
~ IVA
Morgan'sLa ,,.,
lex Il. iot's ios's ~ ~ ~
. Na.Ehanss 80 w., ~ o.. a,
Ta9r IS g" S,'' , w.. ,S S,' ,Ss,s , %
cves:...; ''' "'
!, Can" ,o ,m -, me,
49," !" =" "
Gil NY b I. ,o,, -, m oo,,
Ietsl p...i.s,s W.. 40 a., al
- NYCen as ss's So ~ sSA> 90,
IL NlC de6 Is 81 ~, 81 %,
100 Me- 49, ~ - ~ -" -
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-12
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
EX DIVIDEND

EX DIVIDEND.
Company and Term. Stock. Amt.
American chicle. .,......... com 10
Carriage Factory. Ltd, quar-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pfd NV
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE
I'll Paso Electric. semi-annual pfd 1900
Ten pie Coal, ,,,,,,,,,,.,.,r pfd 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-12
TRANSACTIONS FOR THE WEEK.
Railroad and other shares.

The following table gives. in addition to the sales for tn pas week ana,
ms Of stocks on the New York Stock Exchange. their dividend yields at N.
latest daNs calculated on the closing sale or bid prices OF Friday night
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aIeine staOtmittheiInnaen.
Gle 1~to0tfommilllDn ael

8ie 5~taotfommiiiion aeneb.
migte Den antauf zines automobils
tilr Den Superintenoenten Sutton
BON Der aanal. glbtbeilung.
Gtaatsienator Guinbp bat, o.
aleid er iii Tunoee mo1at, bod ben
@a6Ifommiii1r eriudt i'm oIs er.
item Der @dbler oes groBeren Gna-
ia 8u regitrieren.
8ei 3iemlih mariner gernpe-
ratur iino iiir morgen Aegenibauer
Dorbergeiagt
SeiHer MHfiinoiguHg gefreu,
beantragte Stdotfommiiiar Saroine
Die gieupflaiternng pom 4 @nupt.
itraBen ndmlid EbeiIen Der TO-,
20. uno "a. GtrdBen.
Die S~td6tfommiifGre baben Die
Ginia0uuq angenommem Del Der
1araoe Der 9au0elsreIifuoen mit5u.
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SAT- far GSrieSeu.

8bilooelpbia, 4. SUM. ~ Sci Sci
6ieIigen 5eierlidfeiten i'm grpt
91amr College belt G%rpr1iioent Iufi
cine 4nipra6e, aus Der iolgen0e:
uon Sntereiie lit: g@eun ieet en-
Jingo I'M 8eiBen 6uuie iGBe, mar
Gano idou nit Geutidlaut
I'M ariege. Snoeiien. unier oberltel
geamter fennt ieine 8erantnortltd-
felt nn6 madJt iid flar, ouB. mt
gilditdt auf oos temperament I'M.
ieres Bottles, cine 5nno6cmegunn
uon ibm ms in ben srieg brinaeiI
mlrOe." gum ShluB befiirlportett
CT Elm internationoles S6ieosgerihl
sur g%eiiegung aler idpebenoel
Streitfraaen.
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lnl0etter i'm Staate.

Settings, 4. SUM. - GounerItag
Rahmittag iebte in 3entrnI 9ee6rag.
ia Elm oerartig beftiger 5iegenfaa
Elm, DAB bier in elmer Stln0e bier
bis finf Boz Re9en fieI, oaourdj
neue ELECTROMAGNETIC brin.
qeno. 1teleunaiie niltbete aud
itarfer Sturut. Sic 5Iutben inter
muiden 6ei Erenton uno 5ranflir
bag gabnbett Der burlington. Balm,
io0aB Der gerfebr nlf oteier StrefG
geitort lit. 4u6 aus Suniata, 9tl.
rora in0 anoeren Grteu fonnler
aIaJen ilber llntDetter.
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futb AaHiih H6im O. .inul
.aua kaatiaah hmaadAmHaarlt.
sttiHuata bfiHath, bah BE 8ahl bti
bomalbialta lnbm in Nu6lanb iiap
tia mnghmf Nti unfr Naaitrml
sff iaaiiafa Nil disqualification ie
Wapsmmu wntef anatatbfas hdi
mfhr ale 10000 anbtn IN NpH.
lanb ittt h%umaihlpt itirn. lm
wnnbufEtmfht t9mm aAtiu ialita
1900 Nr%imaihluif bh bfiiubtu.
Aue lnSta IN &uhlauS ionfu 80
%idllenHisfr pulie aniaemieu mfrofn.
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aoIphaIc prcnhiidle gerInitc.

Amitcr0aH, a. Sum-, ilber Son.
BON. Ger Eelegraf mill rpiiieu
oaB ons aonigreid 8rcuBen III ole.
lem ariege aaein 1855, 900 gtanl
an IoOteE Germunoeten uH0 8e
iangencn bcrloren babe. Die IuHgit,
peroffentliate @Crluitliite meiit 0i,
.9tamcn pon So 6liegern ollf nor
oicien purOen fl erihoiien uuo Al
Deripunoct Oie iibrieeu 5ebn meroer
bermIBt.
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