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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
Ask Church Law 10
 Hit Divorce Evil

ST. LOUIS. Oct l9--A church law lorbidding clergymen to solemnize a marriage for ap erson divorced for any cause arising after marriage while the divorced partner lives, was recon. manded in the report Of the joint commia ion on legislation of matters relating 10 holy matrimony submitted today to the friennial convention Of tbe Protestant Episcopal church.
 fho commission recommended. how .per that where it is claimed q divorce has been granted for causes arising before marriage and aatisfactory eyi- dence including q copy of the courts decree and record is presented, the bishop of the diocese shall have the power 10 declare that such 4 decree,
 being in fact q decree of anullment." i8 no bar 10 the marriage of either party
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COMPULSORY
 ENLISTMENT
 POSTPONED
FoteI Down by a Large Ma i0ritg. Considered Un-
 desirable at Present

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AFTERMATA OF
 TIE HALIBUT
 FISHERY FIGHT"
Senator Chamberlain Was Champion For Our Cause
 to End of Battle.

Under the above head. the Pacific Fisherman in is last issue. contains an article Of vast interest to south eastern Alaska. Is matter of fact. t is os vast interest to every Ameri- can as it shows the fight that has been made by Canada against the American interests to secure one of our most valued industry fishery. of course the Americans lost, but it was because most of them had never studied the situation and much less IBe results.
 The article contains records of the debates Of the question. in which Son ator Chamberlain Of Oregon was the champion and in which the Canadian interests are shown in a most hideous light If shows how Sir Joseph Pope Canadian minister of external affairs, diserurtled. received no satisfactory enconraeem.nt rom ;,.y department and had to turn te# some of our law makers. who in their anxiety to please or gain. acted traitors to our interest and committed what may be called
 treason against their countyuen by defeating the bill intended to rem edy the wrong that is threatening to eliminate from the map every town in southeastern Alaska.
 The writer in conclusion says:
 And now. when the adoption of this measure would mean the removal to southeastern Alaska towns of about two thousand fishermen with their families. we find Alaska's representa- tive ta1 working surreptitiouslE against the bill in Washington. Well might We say, The Lord preserve us from our friends
 The article is well worth reading a= # arutshes food for thoughts. It shows what our delegate has done for is as well as the Canadian interests.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
GERMAN SUBMARINE
 IS IN ARCTIC OCEAN
U-8OAT HAS T0RPEDOED THREE NORW E6IAN STEAMERS IN
 NORTHERN WATERS.

CHRISTIANIA. Ger Is--A German submarine has made is way into the Arctic ocean and has tarpedoed three Norwegian steamships zhere.
 The vessels ro-psdoed were the Sinsen. Rarn. and R0-5 Jarl. The crews were saved Steamship traffic over the regular route covering the Northern Norwegian towns has been stopped. Since August The Germans have sunk Norwegian boats valued al Ss011101
 The purpose ot the German suama- -.1e operations probably is 10 inter fa-= wlra -h= fraEsp spe-ea-io1 Of wa materials 70 Russia
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
GERMAN ESCAPE
 FROM GERMAN PRISON
 TO UNITED STATES
SToWs AWAY ON NORWEGIAN VESSEL; LIVING DAYS ON
 CHOCOLATE AND WATER.

BALTIMORE. Md. Oct ls-At-er spending 2 year i2 8 French prison camp. stovt-g away oa Ehe Nerwe staz steamer Sit and spending eight days z-5-a chocolate and water as his only uo4ris1meat Edward Kosmol. 8 Ger man soldier. ~as taken before Inui- grafton Commissionsr Stump when t1e steamer arrived and held pend ing 2 decision q his case
 hosmol sold how or July -. 1915 he v2s 2 member Of the 5lst Silesian jaf autry. crushed by the French ar 2 tle nsa- Arras in France With 25aG ether Germans h= was taken 10 EaTre and placed ia rh= prison pens. Later he was one of the hundreds marched daily Up to the great l1ays Q. thar po.- to help discharge steam CTS that brought food and ammunition for t1s allies where he made his es- cape
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
TERRIBLE STORM AN0 QUAKE VISITS
 THE SOUTH
Houses Are Unroofed And Steamers Are Sunk Dur
 ing The Great Storm.

ATLANTA Ga oct- ts--A terrible earthquake accompanied ny the s@ veres- see-us tz rhs history ot the c11--ry- ccc<e5 sAs SoaEAe-u states yesterday The hurricane mas so SC sa-e EAa- E uarocts5 houses and Suak vessels h tAe ha-ec-s- The cities most affected in 5he storm aone were Atlanta Mobile, Pensacola and Birm- 5nz1au
 Reports from eTe-y pa-t ot the states indicate 3 staggering loss of property. alsao1s- s1e loss q lives ss considered comparatively small It mar possibly increase with the final -41l-eS
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
E.U7 YATES MEMORIAL
 HOSPITAL
The People of Keccaiazu-

To The People ot Ee-cniEz1-
 Fo- -Ls Arthur Ez-es Hospital. ws desire 10 thank -h= business men and az1e- friends who tol1=d i1 eoorr55lE- zg s-1E also z lozE-1g firm which c.g---55-t=5 pilizg- toward tae repair and -@g-azkl1g ot 1he Hospital yard A- -1= request ot the committee of 1-ss-==s men made the canTzss. the names of -ae contributors are noE pub 1izhz6
 To starr t1e wo-k ~e had an eastern gitt 9s s11a and local gift ot s11 On -e-9T51g t1e Dla1kt1g the 4ois-s- caps and psl=s we-e found E0 ae in worse condition t1a1 zt first expected. and hence the cost Of repair was higher shzr tas 9rs- estimates. The figures frTrrra
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
WITNESSES SAY
 ZEPPELIN RAID
 WiSHORRIBLE
Killed Four Hundred Sol. diers And Sixty Men Aboard British
 Cruiser.

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Killed While Making
 a "SaIe of a GirI''

CHICAGO. Oct- 1s--An inTesliga- 1s0u into the death Of one man and the serious injury 10 another is being car ried on by the district attorney here.
 l. appears that oDaE the dead man, and Harnetre. the injured. were trying to make sale of q girl Of the name Of Clara" to 5 Harris, road house man. for sz99 a-hen some troub- le arose in the transaction Later, ODay. Hzrnerse and rwo other men drove 70 the road house and opened fire. The enDloTes of the house re- turned the fire killing O'DaY and in- aicting serious wound to Harnette. who was taken 10 the hospital and # not expected 10 live.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
CARD OF THANKS

Editor Progreasive-idineT:
 We beg lisve. through your paper to express our heartfelt thanks r snany friends whs tend,.ged their aid and kind afnpataiea during inc short Illness of little Edna Parker, which resulted in her passing into the spirit land We wish 10 as6ure.thoae friends that their Kind sympathise will greatis aid IS fn bearing ID under our grief in gathering ID tbe broken tangled threads again lonrnegiEg on in humble submission Again we thank you.
 EDWARD PARKER.
 MARY PARKER.
 1IRg. JAMES HART.
 ANDY HART,
 EDNA HART.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
England to Call Out
 Every Available Man

LONDON. Der. 1s.-The Times sars that every yolHs man 5a -ae country must be definitely 9,eced in Ehe na- rional serrtca- is r6a conclusion thaz the man power board has reached. Ii is probable that rhs board will rec onmen1 before long thal all men un- der q certain age must be put at the disposal of the military authorities or of the miuisrerT Of munitions.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
North Yakima Again
 Nenacted Byi. v. W.

NORTH YAKIMA, Oct. la.-That tais iowu'a tToubios 9ith rho ! " ". ia hot over ls indicated by the fact that delegation waited upol iha chief of police and told him that un- less aa released several members oi ;aeir gang Tho have been in jail since last Tueaday they would take hand n running the town. The chief refns. ed to release the men unless they promise 10 leave town
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
Venizel0S Expects
 Victory For Cause

LONDON. Oct According to a report from Athens former Premier Tenize'1s is quoted as declaring iu a speech ar saioniki that he had placed himself at the head o1 movement which was bound to have success.
 N Eeaizeios said, the islands have au adhered to the movement and are prepared to accept the mobilization which u-iIl be declared shortly. Even fl We have to march without Athens and Old Greece the constitution must ta revered. We intend to march against Ferdinand and his treacherous troops"
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
Chicago Police Chief
 Accused By Attorney

CHICAGO 0er- 1 - Warrants charging C1s=t q Pclle= E@aly wi-h co-zP zP5-zc- and wi-1 zzltazsa-ce tl o.zc= will t= applied t1- by S-sE='s Al -a-z=T Nac.zE EoTlz -ais afternoon. 4E-- Ec92e a--c--c=5 today
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
Canadians On S0nme
 In Thick of Battle

VANCOUVER. OCT 1s-In tl= re- cent big offensive OE the Somu= tront Canadian oa--a-ious played an i'm po-ant sparr and l. is feared rha- the casualties w.,i be very heavy West erl aa-ra.ioEs have suffered big loss especially. Five more ls-a-iens have reported haTiag arrived safely in Eng land
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
RumanianS Under Ferdin- and Fighting Desperately

LONDON, Oct 19-The Rumanian troops under King Ferdinand are lighting desperately to prevent the forces Of the Central Powers from en- tering Rumania Russian reinforce nents are rushing to their aid and it is reported that stubborn fighting con tiuues on the Dobrudja front.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
Dutch East Indies
 Rebellion DTin g0ut

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19

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FEET WORTH 52o,ooo

TRENTON. < j., Oct 19-A Jury ip Inc federal court yeHterday award cd gZ0gG0 damages to Daisy James, < former professional dancer, against tfe Delaware Lackawauna & Western railroad for the loss of her feet In grade crossing accident al East Or ange. Mrs. James sued for $l10000.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19

PANAMA, Ger. Is-ln 9 ash, lass night between American soldiers and i'anau21S. one Paaauau was killed. The fight occurred iD the sane dis lrict where similar disorders have taken place Three Americans are under arrest for alleged participation la the disorder
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
CHICAGO HEADS
 LIST OF CITIES
 FOR REGISTRATION
EIG-- HUNDRED AND NINE THOUSAND RAVE THUS FAR
 REG 9STE7E0.

CHICAGO Oo- 1s-F-om a.. -- g.e--S -15s cssr leads them all in The 1a-ez- regis--zeioz thus far Al ot- 155z. report .Als morning diScloszs The tac- -1a- -P 70 .zs- evening. eight 1--1-=1 and nine c1o-sz1d ro-ers had already registered The coming elec-- ian promises 1o ae one os the most spirited contests i1 c1= history Of rAa c5-v. ~t-h rAs republicans leading
 N-E Tc-k ls second il me race
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
More Millions Come
 From Great Britain

NEW YORK. Oct 19.--Five million dollars in gold arrived here last night tron England by way Of Canada. Up to date. the amount from that source ln the United States treasury exceeds four hundred million dollars More is expected soon.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19

WAst- NGT0N. Ger. 1a. Storms and ins have brought havoc with
 co.'s srap this year and caused
 e ot almost 2o1aoaa ba3as thru o. the growing season. The crop vi.l he approximately 1L62-sao equiv alent stu pound bales. according to ehe department ol asriculture's fore cast made today. b2sing its estimates on the condition or the crop on Sep tamber 25.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
TROOPS ON soFeER TO STAY.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex Oc- fs- There iseno immediate prospect for state trooDs ROW on border duty to return home other than the organiza- tions already under orders. unless the gar department TraIfges fig policy and decides 10 decregset tfre strength Of the Eorlar ya4rol.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
WHEAT HITS THE
 HIGHEST MARK IN
 EIGHTEEN YEARS
NOT SINCE IIETER coRNERE0 MAskET-FLouR TEN DOL
 LARS BARREL.

CHICAGO. Oes- l9.-With the raise yesterday. wheat hi, the highest mark iu eighteen years. Not since LieteT cOrnsred ths market. did it reach the price ot today. The -four is quoted &t len dollars s barrel and ST excel leat prospect of another raise il the near future Stockholders are anxious zo buy. the report says
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
WALL STREET BEARS
 LAUNCH WILSON SCARE
S-ccN SPEcu-E-cRS APPEAR TO LAVE LcS- W-c- CF T-EIR
 FORMER cCSEl0ENcE

NEW EoRE cz- A-gs 5s being -E 5es Nan Street .ls as s7-razaE "a .2socA B NIL zsa staz This sS -aSez from 1hs ,ecz -are-- -1as stock spectators a474 -5~- @1c1 1t -ae5- confidence in =-@es5c1 zsxt month Betting
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
RUSSIANS ARE
 RUSHING TO
 AID RUNANIANS
RumanianS Are Said to Be Hard Pressed by Large
 Teut0ns Forces.

LONDON. Oct 19-A dispatch from Bucharest says that the most sangu- mary struggle witnessed on the Cali elan front since the begiautGE o1 rle war. is now in progress north of Hal icz where the Human.aua are trying 10 prevent General yo1 FalEenhayn for ces from crossing the border. The dispatch adds thar the Russians are rushing large forces to help the Ru- manians.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
CANDIDATE eRtoseY LEAVES.

Mr. Crlgaby. candidate for attorney general at tne coming election, @ho addressed tic Ketchikan people last Monday evening, left this morning on the City oI Seattle for the south. He purposes taking the next boat for hig home at Nome
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
EARTHQUAKE ROCKS SOUTHERN STATES
Eye Witnesses Say The Gen1an Raiders Killed HUndreds
NORWAY GETS BACK UP AGAINST REPLACEMENT
F FSOAtE!TS THEN TO TRAVEL IN ANY NORWEGIAN TER6tTCR-
 lAL WATERS

LONDON. Oct. l9-T TUe Norwegian government has issued au order pro h.biung any and all helngerent na. uons that hereafter she will not per init any to travel or soiourn in Nor wegian waters. The order has refer enes to submarines principally. al though it is said to cover other war ships also
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19

WASHINGTCN. Ger. Secretary of the Navy Daniels announced today that he would leave tonight to make political addresses in Indiana. Ken lucky. Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas He Will return November L.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
Auto Speed Craze
 Takes Heavy Toll

EACEz.zlg z--7z1 Ecz- -f - T7Ws-Fe zzz zez5=-ts happened in Cal @ =r=-T 12T 11'z1E t-e a-a--ls % TE &E @ 7s-4er- @e- rr1z -5 5z-a cageez=[ tEQ-- aeHE- ~ z55 a-1 Gz1@ ce -1- T r@e-- s-@-zA-=a5slf 1g z= = - ez 1=5z----eae- @ e zs @ sega z 7o 15z< s a-es
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
TWENTY-FIVE ARE fLLED IN A
 TUNNEL

AMSTERDAM, Ger E. Twenty five worl-uen We're killed n Friday through the collapse Of =5r-ion Of rha railway tunnel oa rhe N-sa-AiE-la- ChapesIe line according 10 tEs Echo Beige.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19

A- $ 1zssriek. Nao .a tEe General Trzr@lls1g gsElght eaa Passenger AgL a = Cy=e. sEegrtsrz f1r Alzskz- sr- t.1 Tge4a lzE- ereE5-g 0z tae City e sees.1e aE1 ts stopDs1g a+ tae E.s1zz- Wa1-s f1 tGw1
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19

B.4g1-r 5lzreE2l Sz2rp r=rarnz1 thia --c-11ag f.1l 5.-ez1 Ta1@rs ae lad r-s wa man vAo mas arrested s4-a N@ oz 1Js NsF ogt ol 41 order tso E1e Later -ae @g1ea1 g1- se-s s-eee1 tz@e tais man had Jeff z power ls z-E0-LeF r5sA . friend and saek -o srs a2 ala Indebtedness
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19

William T Wheeler. representing The ~Sat@ Elosse q Seattle, arrived oa sae City c. Seattle last evening from Juneau He is stopping al the Revllla-
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19

T. r Thompson leit Iazf evening on tae City of Seattle for Prince Ru- pert on ehort business trip.
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LICENSES
 

s5zg. .1g We hope 10 secure funds cOTeTiDg she deacft os slss57 during The next few months Again thanking all contributors, Yours sincerely,
 ETTA BARLOW.
 HAROLD H KELLEY.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19
Canadian Casualties
 For War Total 52, ,026

OTTAWA, Oct 1s.-AccOrdfng to figures complied bg the casu2lty rec ord office. total cagnalties among off cers and men of the Canadian ezpedi. llOnary forces were 5z.0zs ID to Oct Oh4r II. Following are the division os rEe casualties. Killed h action E. lz4: died Of rounds. s129; died o' sickness. 45Z: presumably dead, lgf's missing. I21z: wounded. 37.95s.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19

:. L Butter of Craig, i5 stopping at lha stedmau for few days.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-19

Charles E. Crater, Of les BaI ia al the Etedman-
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Foreign Government Issues.
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS.

assuming esn for June !. 1919 assuming cali
Tor Mly !. 1919.
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Bank Service
gUE VALE Il TOWNE MANCFtCT'G co.
FIRST Mortgage Five Per Ccut. Bonds,
Inc .iannnrx IL 1870

TO THE HOLDERS or THE ABOVE DE-
~.-FfBr.D MDRTGAGE BONDS.
I'D. NaI- g. TOwuc Manufacturing Gem
ptIr hes elected fo md viii redeem and
us . su july Est. 1915. the entire amount Z
Tie abot, described bonds NOW outstanding.
~ l0- %, thn principal mount thereof.
and accrued interest. at the oi'ic" - tire
bankers Trust Company. Trustee. II Wall
Street Ncw York CITY. y. Y. Notice -
hereby given that the Company viii pay -
The Trustee money sufficient 10 redr-m -sif
bonds with accrued interest and al other
Liabilities costs and charges on said LAY.
An - provided in said trust indenturc
dated the 18th day Of May. 1900.
Federal income tax ownership certificates
for amount Of accrued interest must zccsin-
meut All further interest on ssld bonds
shal. cease aiter said lst day Of July 1916.
whether they are presented FOR payment ~
not j. H. TOWNE. Secretary.
Referring 70 the foregoing. Bankers Trust
Company 40 Trustee. hereby gives notice
that upon surrender 20 81 OF any Of the
auoy" described honds. together with ell
uruIaturcd coupons thereto attached. and
accom- panied Dy proper Federal income tax
ownership certificates for the amount 81
interest then accrued thereon. the holders
of sIch bonds may receive from II. - any
time on or prior 20 July /. 1916 out Of
moneys that have been deposited with I
fnr that purpose IN amount equal 10 1850.
and accrued interest 20 date u such sur
render. Afier July !. 1915. such bones will
cease N hear interest
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, Trustee
Is Wall Street. New York cry
March IS. 1916.
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TIE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
TUESDAY, MARCH Il. 1916.

against s9i9Vo Nohoa. '''V
3''i-oo
12Iit0O All quotations. including annual ddend rae " "
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The NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF new YORK

At New York On me state ~ Nez Iork Al d.
close o. business. March e lels.
RiSOI RCES
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

.. 'a''..' ~, e',''h''s'''' tc'''oa' or registered
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Tuesday:
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

and 81 extra fAn increase ~ a. tExtra
dividend. IAN Increase OF No iESffa di,iI-
cud.
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TUESDAY. MARCH Il, 1916.

York Stock Exchange Tuesday amounted
and sAo9
against s3s63OOO IN I9l3
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ANDREW j. McCORMAcK. Agc' og
REGULAR AUCTION sAiS VI
sTOCK> AND BOND, .oy
by ADRIAN II. vi LIN a q - 80
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH -. l''~
~ Ie.70 O'Clock 40 ~
EXCHANGE sALEsRooMrr
nos ia AND lf NESEf - 30,
For Account OF the guardian oi 81 IT,
&, ooo Connecticut Sr II RS s Lighting Co II
A nd. Mtg $40 Bts, ls3L ,ys
e. ooo Consolidated rs. e. Deb BIS ~
e. 600 y Y New Haven 81 heflip'N
So Cony'. Deb Bds. - e..
$4,000 ST. Louis. Peoria NnrtH"
ist MIG ga BIDS. 1855. .rG
81 900 Northern PACING ny o. -
81 Bond -''r ,.or rrvs. q
$4,000 Adams Express 90. Cob
81. 900 Lsckawanns steel 60. i'' N' -
Cony,. Bond 1898 ~. RI. -
81. 900 Chicago. Rock Island I,sSt
q K,fdg MIG a. Bona 80, -
81 000 Adams Express 60. 'o.-
Distribution BIS, lst" ,..,v, -
81. 600 Delaware 81 Hudson 90 ..e,s
Deb Rond. due June l'' l''"
: shs. New Haven Bank.
II shs. Fowler Nail 20.
25 shs. Union Horse Nal 90 49, E.y,.
~ shs Merchants Natl Bank Ne"
so shs. Union Pacific r. r. coniH''-
shs. Union Paciac h. B. preia .tEa
q shs y. Y New Haven q lisI..,ss
Is shs. Lackawanna steel 90.
Il shs. New Haven Gas l~s..
p shs Delaware 4 hudson 10y 49,
% shs Adams Express 90. J . s'0'A
% shs. Norris a. Essex X T.
For Account 81 Trustee ,r,.L
"a shs Associated Merchants w
For Account ~ tNe'u,ol' IL, wf
$1,000 Paint Creek ca. isi .''
81 BIDS 81 OF Dep "a c..
s2.l00 Iackawanna Coal = LHn. s.s "A so.
MIG So BIDS. 1921 ~ s-v "
shs Enrf,Nood Sewerage 20 \ =
5 shs citizens Sat BANK. Eng''N'.,,.
For Account OF whom II May So,,,ssss..,
IS shs. Mutual Trust Co. OK
County 49, 4 R,st.s
s.. 900 United states Reduction = 'i,ji
90 t.t MTG Sc : 7. 'bd>t 90
10 shS Universal Filn Manut
10 shs Bronx borough banN ,...i ifsi
s.. 600 Rochester y Pittshursh 'ssts
Co LIST :. r ~ bds, w.
30 shs. Registrar lfAus.v' ,xsrry CO
SO shs Bankers s Merchants Sass
s.. 0oo Deal COLI club - bus 49,
100 sha Faiardo Sugar 60. -, Nc
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Monroe 81. JOG ~, ~ J.
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than " Levin 90. " iyl
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assigned.
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