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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-16
KENNEBEC REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded during the past
week at the Kennebec county registry
Of deeds:
Augusta-James E. Fuller to Geo. E.
Macomber, land and buildings, 81;
Charles E. Purinton to Hyman Gers
tein, land and buildings on the East
side Of Bangor street, 81: May A. Luce
to Mabel Ellis Stevens Of Nashua, N.
H, land on the East side Of the Ken
nebec river, 81; Benjamin S. Rowe Of
Boston, Mass. F. Marion Barry Of
Brookline. Mass. and Susan Loomis
Rowe Thorne Of New York to Fanny S.
Pierce Of North Attleboro. Mass, land
and buildings. 81.
to Walter A. Giles Of Skowhegan, land
81; A. F. Allen to Everett Hunter, land
and buildings, 81.
Chelsea-Rosie E. Howard and Mary
J. Carson to Ida L. Towle. land and
buildings. valuable consideration.
Clinton-Gideon Wells and Albert
Wells to Rose A. Wells and Mildred
Wells, land and buildings, 81; Mildred
NJ. Wells to Albert Wells, land and
81; John Weymouth Of Lew
iston to Hannah NJ. Goodwin, land and
81; Silas Mason to Wallace
Nelson and his wife, Lottie Nelson,
land and buildings, 5000; Ruel Wiley
to Manley B. Warning, land and build
ings. $500.
Gardiner-Jennie NJ. Ramsdell to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-16

Charles H. Huntington, land, 81; Clara
E.. Lister to Eugene w. futile, land
and buildings, 81; Herbert A. Higgins
and Maud Pottle to Gertrude E. De-
mers, land and buildings, 81.
Litchfield-David H. Bartlett Of Dur
ham to Everett L. Allen, land and
buildings, 81: S. Reed Allen of Rich
mond to Everett l.. Allen, land and
buildings, 81.
Monmouth--Olive J. Gilman to F. NJ
Gillingham Of Philadelphia, Penn, land
on the East shore of Leke Cochnewa-
gan, 81; Albert Mason of Pittston to
Clara f. Eldridge of Gardiner. land, 81
Julia L. Hallowell to Mrs. Lottie F
Burnham of Leeds, land, 81.
Randolph-Helen p. Campbell to
Charles F. Hartley, land and build
ings. ST.
Sidney-Amy Austin to William A
and Eliza A. Noble, land on the East
side of the Quaker road, 81.
Vienna-George S. Lassell of Mel
rose. Mass. to Freeman w. Smith OF
Boston. land and buildings. 81.
Waterville-W. Frank Choate to Gill
bert L. Morrill, land on the East side
of West street, 81; A. D. Esty to Ezra
Lunn. land, 81.
Winslow-Peter Gagnon to Usher P
Garland, two parcels Of land. ST.
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Unclaimed Mail Matter

Men-Mr J. L. Bagey, Mr.. r. H.
Bony, Mr.. w. E. Brann, Mr.. James
Carlin, Mr.. Frank Emmons. Mr.. Ma
poleon Garneau, B. H. Homer, Mr.. F.
r. Kelley, Mr.. Hiram Lerkins, Fred A.
Lille, Mr.. Edward Mayberry. Rev. Fa-
Their McGill, Mr.. F. n. Parkman, Rob
ert Pennette. Mr.. Thomas II. Trask.
Women-Delia Arsencourt, Mrs. Jo-
seph Bourque. Mrs. Rhoda Drawn,
Mrs. Albert DeLherbe, Retha Harris,
Mrs. H. G. Higgins, Mrs. Tom Holden,
Mrs. E. Knight, Mrs. Myrick. Miss
Evelyn Stewart, Miss Meme Vachon,
Mrs. Sarah E. Walsh.
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ed that the fire had been extinguished
without damage.
Commissioner Mace expects to go
Thursday to Waterbury, where he will
be in consultation with interested citi-
zens regarding the proposed lookout
station on Ossipee mountain. The sum
Of 5000 has been raised by four Of the
eight interested towns, and he is assur-
ed that private individuals will raise
enough more to ensure the building Of
the station. when the United States
Forestry Department will furnish like
sum. enough to operate the station for
the season.
This is the first case where the Unit
ed States has come into our forestry
protection in this manner and it will
undoubtedly, If this is worked out to
completion. prove but forerunner Of
other stations in locations where they
will be of great Importance to the tim
berlands.
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Agricultural Department

Assistant Horticulturist c. L. Wilkins
will go on Friday to Portland on trip
Of Federal inspection work.
Mr.. wilkins, accompanied by col
lege friend, D. J. Mathieson, principal
of Liberty High school, who arrived
in the city last night, will leave this
Tuesday morning for a short trip to
the Rangeley region.
Inspectors Amos 8. Turner ant Noyes
H. Wheeler were at the department
Monday, awaiting assignments Mr..
Turner expects to make a trip through
Oxford and Androscoggin counties the
coming week.
Boyden Bearce, live stock sanitary
commissioner, was in Skowhegan Mon
day on official business.
Mr. Bearce will address the Grange at
Hudson on Wednesday evening next and
Piscataquis Pomona Grange on Thurs
day at South Dover.
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National Guard
May Il 1916

And now comes the chance so often
Wished for by the young men OF the
National Guardian opportunity to
make West Point, something that has
leen practically prohibited in the past
for them The opening comes through
an act Of Congress just approved.
Which provides for the admission of
~ members Of the Guard to the great
ct military school in the world and
the method of securing the appoint
ment is told in the following memoir
ardum issued on Monday, May 10.
from the Office Of Adjutant General
Fresson of the State of Maine:
In accordance with an Act of
Congress approved May 4. 80 members
of the National Guard are to be ad-
n!,ted 10 the Military Academy at
IVES. Point on July 10 of this year, the
appointments to he made as result
u a competitive examination to be held
lune e. The examination will be the
same as the regular examination for
entrance 70 the academy. Candidates
must be between 10 and % years Of
dEp, uIlllldll Ifi anu navy 'SA wv
as enlisted men in the National Guard
rot less than one year on July 10.
.gl6.
. competitive examination will
he held at the state House, Augusta,
en- Thursday. June 1, 1916. at 10 o'clock
4 NJ. 10 be conducted by the State
superintendent of schools. for the pur-
pose Of selecting three men from the
National Guard of Maine to report to
the commanding officer, Fort Banks.
Boston. Massachusetts,, at 9 o'clock A.
n, Tuesday June 6. 1916. to take the
medical and physical examinations for
entrance to the Military Academy at
West Point.
The competitive examination at
Augusta, June /, will be open to any
member Of the National Guard OF
Maine. who can pass the required ply
seal examination who has the neces-
fary qualifications as to age, etc, as
specified above and who. if selected. is
Wiling to take the government exam
nation al Fort Banks, June 6.
l. Commanding officers will report
10 this office as soon as possible the
lanes Of members of their commands
VINO desire to compete.
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New York Produce Market

New York. May L.
BUTTER-Firm; creamery extras, 81
score. 30; creamery, high scoring. Sos@M;
creamery first 29d29A seconds 28q2Sa.
EGGS-Firm; receipts 27.367; fresh gath
cred extras 24aQ25: regular packed firsts
22g23 II; seconds 0aQAa; nearly hennery
whites fine to fancy SsG@; nearby hen
merry browns AHQ25.
POTATOES-Firm; Bermuda Dbl. 39575;
Florida new 2a6; Maine 39350: state and
western 1880; Jersey sweets per basket
50c@l0o; Delaware and Maryland 4O176.
FLOUR-Steady: spring patents 590G625:
winter patents 560@5SO; winter straights
5500 sos.
WHEAT-spot easy: No. Durum 1901
No hard 1864; No. northern Duluth LBS:
No. northern Manitoba LA Ia fob New
York.
CORN--Easy; No. yellow 81 Is elf
New York.
OATs-spot easy; standard 81: No. 2
white 50Gt50s.
PORK-steady; mess &5o@2S; family Is
as; short clear 23@26.
BEEF-Steady; mess 1700a1s; family 10
LARD-Firm; middle west 131591sz5.
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Public Utilities

iHe Public Utilities Commission has
.eOeNed a complaint from r. NJ. Lew
ana ISL others. dated Portland,
',p'i is. 1896. alleging that the fares
~ sed by the Cumberland County
liver X Light Co. which leases and
~. ,,a'es the Portland &; Cape Elizabeth
SWAY Co and the Cape Elizabeth
street S Railway Co from Portland to
M .pe cottage In Cape Elizabeth via
avantain View Park, are unreasonable
.. A un1ustly discriminating and asking
~,,. investigation and hearing for the
- ~ OF fixing said tolls and rates
reasonable. ' 'uS' anu
p,., petition has been received by the
Co... utilities Commission from the
IN heazer Falls Light & Power
s,n.,. asking authority to issue capital
~, s..ck to the par value Of s1ee5o for
esr. purpose OF discharging the indebt-
n oress contracted in REBUILDING the
bs;. ef plant, which was DESTROYED nv
has Undermined by water. A hearing
On NJ" en ordered to be held at 10 A. NJ.
con,. aesoay. May %, at the office Of the
Sioh at the State House.
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c. A. c. Examinations

officers and enlisted men of the Coast
| Artillery took war department examna.
! tons last week in Portland, a large num-
Der attending. The results Of the exam
nations will be made known probably In
about two weeks. The candidate were:
Officers examination, May S-1st Lieut.
Jas. r. Mailman, I'd Lieut.. Geo. E. Lord
LIST Lieut.. Chester H. Pierce, LIST Lieut.
Harvey K Erskine: I'd Lieut.. Chas. w.
Bundy. I'd Lieut.. II. VIM. Smith, I'd Lieut.
Bernard B. Tibbetts. Capt. Willis E. Rob-
erts, LIST Lieut.. Arthur l.. Robinson, I'd
Lieut.. John c. Tenney, 1st Lieut.. Wood
bury II. Stevens, LIST Lieut.. SamI n.
Wakefield. I'd Lieut.. Arthur E. Morrison.
LIST Lieut. Julian F. Ellis, Capt. Solomon
H. Hermann, I'd Lieut.. Chas. F. Hough-
ton. I'd Lieut.. VIM. D. Spruce, Capt. An
gier c. Merriman, Capt. Chas. r. Dick
son, LIST Lieut.. Perry c. Evans, LIST Lieut..
Ralph V. Skinner. 1st Lieut.. John II.
Harrington, list Lieut.. Chas. A. Young,
1st Lieut.. Joseph Lonsdale, Capt. Clar-
ence E. Holt. I'd Lieut.. Geo. c. Kern, Cd
Lieut.. Carroll w. Chase. Capt. VIM. p.
Norton, I'd Lieut.. Geo. L. Eaton, Sergt.
VIM. G. Wight 9Th Co.. sergt. Chas E.
Washburn 9Th. Corp. Alfred w. Water
vate Wilbur Meggison. 18th, Private Chas.
E. Fitch 18th. Private Edwin r. aIanches-
ter I'd.
Enlisted men. for observers. May 10
I'd Co.. Corp. Brown, Corp Springer, Pr-
waite Taylor; Sd Co.. Corp. Bonneau, Priv.
Sullivan. Phelps: 4th Co., Ser-t Carey,
Corp. Mari, Corp. Preney. Priv. Coombs;
9Th Co., Corp. Dart. Priv. Collins; 7th
Co.. Priv. Horrigan; 9Th Co.. Priv.
O'Hearn; 9Th Co., Corp. Campbell, Priv.
Hodgkins. Priv. Pettingill; 10th Co.,
sergt. Hubbard. Priv. Bellanger; 18th Co..
Priv. Foss; 18th Co.. Sergt Smith; 18th
Co.. Priv. Hesp, Priv. Hopkins.
Enlisted men. for plotters, May list
Co.. Private Peabody; I'd Co., Sergt. Saw
yer. Corp. Springer. Priv. Taylor; Sd Co..
Priv. Mills: 4th Co., Sergt. Carey. Corp.
Prenney: 9Th Co.. sergt. Grey. Corp.
Barnes. Corp. Compton: 9Th Co., Sergt.
Best; 9Th Co., sergt. Girard: 10th Co.,
Corp. Forth. Priv. Margartin: 18th Co.,
Priv. Bailey. Priv. Brunell: 18th Co.,
Sergt. Carter, Priv. Costellow.
Enlisted men. for gun commander and
gune pointer. May 12-zd Co., Corp. Cook.
Priv. Taylor: Sd Co.. Sergt. Dearborn,
Sergt. Campbell, Corp. Dulac. Private
Sullivan; 4th Co.. Priv. Coombs: 9Th Co..
Corp. Austin: 9Th Co., Corp. Robillard;
7th Co., sergt. Holland. Priv. Horigan;
sth Co.. sergt. Coughlin: 10th Co.. sergt
E. A. Collins, sergt. Lowery; 77th Co.,
Mechanic Jewett: 18th Co.. Sergt LAYER
ty. Sergt. Naylor: 18th Co.. LIST Sergt.
Pitts, Sergt. Smith, Corp. Macdonald,
Mechanic Mason. Mechinac Hill.
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New Corporations

Three more corporations have been
added to the list of corporations or
ganized in the State Of Maine. which
is rapidly approaching the 5000 num-
ber One approved Monday has a cap
ital Of 100000 one of the largest
formed for some time. Another, which
has q capital of $4,000, announces that
it is all paid in, a. somewhat unusual
occurrence. The attorney generals Of
flee has approved the articles Of incor-
poration Of the following:
Bay State Fishing Company, organ
lied May 13 at Portland for the pur-
breeding, storing, canning, preserving
fish of all kinds, including shell fish
and all products and by-products.
Capital, So, 00O, 900: of which 100000 is
common: 100000 first preferred and
100000 second preferred. President,
Joshua Paine, Provincetown, Mass;
Treas. Ernest A. James, Boston;
clerk. Harry r. Virgin, Portland; di-
rectors, Harry r. Virgin, Robert Pay
son, A. c. Percy, Portland Joshua
Paine. Provincetown, Mass; Ernest A.
James. Boston; William A. Cox. Bos-
ton; Arthur P. French. Reading, Mass;
Lester W. Ingram, Belmont, Mass;
Merritt B. Coolidge, Portland; Frank
lin r. Wing, Boston; and William p.
Smith Beverly, Mass. Approved May
Is
George Roberts & Co.. Inc, organiz-
ed May 13 at Rockland, for the pur-
pose of conducting a general insurance
business. Capital $4,000; all common;
par value 500; paid in $4,000. Presi-
dent, Richard L. Roberts. Bayonne. n.
j.; treasurer, George Roberts, Rock
land. Me-; clerk, George Roberts,
Rockland; directors, Richard L. Rob-
erts, Bayonne, n. j.; George Roberts,
Rockland. Me-; Ralph E. Lewis, Harris
dale, n. Y. Approved May Is.
Valley Steel Company, organized
May II at Portland for the purpose of
doing a general manufacturing. buy
ing, selling, etc, iron, steel, coal, coke,
lumber and other materials. Capital,
$3.50 900, of which s15o,0O0 is common
and 100000 is preferred; par value
800; nothing paid in. President, AL
bert F.. Jones, Portland; Treas, T. L.
Croteau, Portland: clerk, James E.
Manter, South Portland; directors, AL
bert F. Jones, T. L. Croteau and A. B.
Farnham, all Of Portland. Approved
May II.
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r,o following proclamation regard
ing the observance of Flag day on June
v. has been issued by Governor
o.,,oy G. Curtis, under date Of May
i, 1915.
For Observance Of Flag Day
Whereas, there has arisen a custom,
- become almost nation wide, to OBJ
Nv" Dsr,.o the l4th of June in each year as
zYae dav, to thus commemorate the
lsontion of our national emblem and
sos,er spirit Of patriotism and devo-
~. 70 our government and loyalty to
.ba stars and Stripes; and
u-bereas. the momentous struggle
.oross tha seas emphasizes more than
e,sr the priceless heritage of Ameri-
~, liberty, and forces us to realize
40 necessity of awakening in our own
..o,1o and especially in those peoples
viva have come TO our shores to make
.h;s lard of the free their home. a full
.nrsa If the blessings of American in
stitutions; ana
whereas. it seems fitting that the
ao,, he more generally observed this
rosr in order to Nndle anew the fires
q patriotism and devotion to the great
principles of human justice and free
dam IN which this Republic is dedi-
Gated: therefore. in the absence of any
provision in the laws Of Maine for pro-
tanning such day. I nevertheless
rrre that Wednesday, the 14th day OF
r,ra 1915 he observed as Flag day
h.. the people of the State of Maine;
md 7 suggest that flags be displayed
i, al, places throughout the State and
.ta. appropriate exercises in honor of
ar National emblem be held in the
ruhlic schools and in other public
places
OAKLEY &. CURTIS,
Governor.
Nay y 1916.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, May Is.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 145.
SPRING BRAN-A@350.
BUTTER-Northern 32a32a; western 81
@32
CHEESE-New York twins 1sG1sa.
CORNING. yellow ST.
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby o6A0
q: western 22AQAA
FLOUR-Spring patents 62517.
HAY-No. l grade 29@S0.
LAMB-Spring 19a9AA.
MIXED FEED-2525@2850
OATS-No. 2 clipped white So H.
PORK-Medium backs 1926.
POTATOES-230lA5 per two-bu. bag.
SUGAR-Granulated, 20 Dbl. lots, 80.
VEAL-S415.
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National Guard Notes

bath-Lieut. Percy f. Barbour of
ne ith Company, c. A. c.. Of this city
anticipated in the big preparedness
ts'ade in New York recently. acting as
,u!u'ant on the staff Of Major w. H.
'ooeFts commanding the first battalion
INA c.vili%n engineer division, the
.'"sIlon being COMPOSED of ten pla-
''ens Of mining engineers.
hocFiand-The Naval Militia has re-
'l'ed is new launch
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. May IL
Notwithstanding that Kansas City r.
ports of damage by Hessian fly caused
advances today in tho price Of wheat, tho
to seeming spread Of belief that tho crop
outlook as q whole had been substen-
TALLY improved by general rains. Ths
market closed unsettled $685. to 10. net
116a. Corn lost 3-S0A to a05-s, and oa4s
a shade to 1 1-s@14. In provisions the
outcome varied from 73c decline to q Sise
Of 10c.
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ell, Lee: Myra D. Thurlow, Saltwater;
Leafy Goodwin and May Bennett,
Gardiner; May Daily, Windsor; Alice
Il. Chadwick, South Somerville; Ruth
F. Sargent. Sargentville; S. E. Penni-
man, Pemaquid Beach; Harry ]. King,
and Carl E. Starlbaam Eagle Lake;
Chester A. Robinson, Moriah Center,
N. Y; ]. T. Gage, Jr.. Onesime Cote,
Waterville; j. NJ. Brown, Rochester,
N. Y: Emile Goodbout, Quebec, Can;
Lama Bourassa, Margaret B. Griffin,
Zelda E. Cormier, Gardiner; Leland
Taylor, Waldoboro: Bernice Ware and
Madeline Ware. Gardiner; Perry Nor
ris and Danny White. Hallowell; Helen
Kellogg, Westbrook; Edward Nash,
Camden; Benz. Moody. Boston; Benz
Jameson, South Brewer; Aldana
Sprowl, Hallowell; Freda Newson,
Hallowell; Walter w. Gibbs. Oakland
Maude Robinson, Dover; Elizabeth
Averill, Foxcroft: NJ. E. AveriIl, Fox
croft: John Foster, lewiston; w E.
Hayward, Winthrop; Mrs. ]. E. Ire
therry, Spears Corner.
Adjutant General George Mel. Pres
son has received invitations to speak
on Preparedness" and the "Organiza-
ton of the National Guard at both
Ellsworth and Fort Fairfield. He will
probably visit Ellsworth some day
next week and Fort Fairfield at lat
er date.
Charles A. Flagg, librarian Of the
Bangor Free Public library, and Rev.
Mr.. Carter, librarian Of the Bangor
Theological Seminary library, were
callers Monday at the State library.
Eben F. Littlefield, chairman Of the
Industrial Accidents Commission, has
moved to Lake Cobbosseecontee for the
summer, Mrs Littlefield and daughter
June arriving Monday from Belfast
and going directly to the cottage.
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NEW YORK STOcK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in Al
the Leading Stocks

New York, May 15.-The stock market
responded to a further broad and vigor-
Gus demand today, numerous investment
shares rising one to three points. while
specialties of various descriptions ad-
vanced three to eight points. Wall Street
seemed under the spell Of optimism en-
gendered in part by last Saturdays i'm
pressfve demonstration favoring home de-
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Chicago Cattle Markee

Chicago. May r.
HoGs-Receipts 5000; strong: bulk taO
61025: light 9S561030: mixed SeHQ16o0:
heavy 9S001035; rough sS0@995: plss 7Ie0
$50.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900: arm; native
beef cattle 8100S25; stockers and feeders
600 eS5: cows and heifers 440@9oo; calves
70OQ105O.
ewes 570a2z0; lambs 0S411g. - -
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Forestry Department

sund,m nre was reported at 6 P. M.
E. No.. % Forest Commissioner Frank
nard ~, from the Plantation of Be-
Ward NJ W., mace sent Chief Warden Ed
the Ia. worse Of Milo to the scene ana
'A''ef at $50 A. NJ. Monday renort.
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Arrangements have been made to
begin work on the new concrete bridge
at Kingfield this week. The town, I'M
der the direction Of the selectmen, will
build a temporary bridge which is to
be located above the old chain bridge
between the island and the old ceme-
terry
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State House Chat

Late signatures on the visitors book
at the State Museum include the fol-
lowing:
Hazel Davis, Monmouth; Eva LOW
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New York Sugar Market

SUGAR-Raw firm; centrifugal 652: mo-
lasses 575: refined firm; cut loaf $50;
NIX powdered $50; powdered rs; fine
graduated 765; diamond 765: confecuoners
A 1855; No. $50. Futures were easier uu-
der scattered liquidation by commission
houses. The closing was steady and un-
changed to seven points lower. Sales 900
tons. May SAB, July $40. September 552
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Proclamation Regarding the Observance of Flag Day.
Chance Arrives for Enlisted Men of National
Point Military Academy-Detas of Examination Candidates
Took the War Department
New Corporations One of Them Having $00Oo0
sk-Naional Guard Notes Short Weight Fer
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Union Pacific As Observation-Disclosures.
Union Pacific CIV. as .................
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New York Money Market
New York, May Is.

New York, May Is.
Mercantile paper 81 per cent
Sterling: Sixty-day bills 4.7N. demand
475g. cables 476 7-16; francs, demand 5.94i,
kronen, demand 13s. cables 13s; guilders,
demand All, cables AZ; lires, demand 636,
cables 635; rubles, demand 81. cables 31a
Bar silver 75a.
Mexican dollars IS.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds firm.
Time loans easy; 60 and 80 days 23d3,
six months 3433.
Call money easy: high Il. low Il, rul-
ing rate u, last loan u, closing bid H.
offered at q
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COPPERS n. Y.

Boston Stock Market.
BOSTON RAILROADS.
3. & NJ. ................. 49a 81 40 so
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AASA - Az AAO AASS0 ~ Vv0AS
to get Times verdict on the
Super-Six. The records
prove the Super-Six ST.
preme. A half-hour's ride
without those records
would convince any man
of the fact.
Thousands Of these cars
are now running. You will
find them in every locality.
And every owner will tell
you that he never meets q
car to compare with his,
in looks or performance.
These are things to con.
slider when you buy a car.
HUDSON MOTOR CAR
COMPANY, Detroit. Mich.
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UnriuaLed Records
by the Super-Six

All made under A. A. A. supervision, By GER
tilted stock stock chassis, and excelling all
former stock cars in these tests.
100 miles in so n,in., 21.4 Sec, averaging
1857 miles per hour for 7-passenger touring
with driver and passenger.
1860 miles in one hour with driver and pas
senger In 7-passenger touring car.
Standing start to 50 miles an hour in 1862 sec.
One mile at the rate of 1928 miles per hour.
1919 miles in - hours at average speed of
75s miles per hour.
OUer $500 miles at speed exceeding IS miles
per hour without evident wear on any engine part.
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How LongWill 1t Last?

Itwillbe many years from
now before we can tell you
how long a Hudson Super
Six will last.
But the records we cite
cover the greatest strains a
motor car ever met. Many
a great engine has gone to
pieces under far lesser
strain. Years of ordinary
driving would never tax a