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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-06-01

room, June s. Mrs. Rudolph, Mrs,
Shelden and Mrs. Heintz entertaining,
8 @ o
The Deaconess Aid Society meets
with Mrs. Arson Swift, 500 9Th treet.
TUESDAY June 9Th at 8 o'clock. All
are invited Mrs. \. l.. Davis, Sec'y.
4. @ @
First Church of Christ, Scientist
SUNDAY service at II o'clock a. m. Sub
ject. GOOD the only Cause and Great
or Wednesday evening meeting at S
O'Clock. Reading roo open Wednes-
day and Saturday from 2 to ( o'clock
Everyone welcome.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-02
BUSINESS CHANCES


WANTED Family with plenty o.
help to raise one hundred acres pi
cotton. Eyeryihinr furnished ADJ
dress Anna l. Short Phone 1-i-5 RK
line. Guthrie. Okla Il 4 4
OIL AND GAS LEASES We havo
orders for loasea n South cimar
ron Iowa sprlnhyae srd sprsng
Greek townships ran maka ron a
spot cash proposition Dooiey & hem
strong Phone 39s
DON'T LOSE MONEY trying 70 nin
your budneas by gHees Lef sin
or receipt printing Nail cash Regis
ter give you the facts each day y
will soon pay for e. seif Sold on
liberal terms or discount Tor cash.
Write Fred d. Whiting, sales Agent
226 Ins. Bldg, Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-02

fOh REST Ane i1op hea mod
cra ne7iy mparel 8l painted D..
de and ont bfe lots ono haIf
block from car line, Woelg loeated
Wu avl tha pf0veHy oa month
v paymmi p.au pA4ae eHt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-02

FOR sALE-A 10-year-old bay mare.
weight about 900. Cost gle5 last
spring, viii sell for $40. Phone IT,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-02
MONEY TO LOAN


OF and Gas Lease BTankk.
OH and gas lease blanks for sale
at The Leader office. Conform to
all late supreme court decisions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-02


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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-22

back to me, as ! love him dearly /
cannot go to his mother with this, a.
she does not treat me fairly, and al.
most dcspiSe her She never come,
near US. DO YOU think 1t is m, ,plac,
to take the baby to see her oiten} She
gets angry II don't and SO does my
husband
A BROKEN HEARTED WIFE
Nothing can be gained by lcttm
your husband see tha, YOU arc nm.
happy-at least not now Wait nm
I'll you have conquered the situauor
a little and then talk 10 him abou.
the matter II YOU are cool and rca
sonahlc he will listen to YOU. as hc
would not If you showed excitement
and lack OF control | think the rule
We love those who are good to us
applies 10 everyone Re as good TO
him as YOU can and don't say and d.
the things that ltritatc him When
he talks OF his former sweetheart sim
ply bear 1t without ilinching You have
the satisfaction OF knowing that he did
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-22
Warburg to Speak
on Reserve System

CINCINNATI, Sept Paul w
Warburg OF Washington, vice governor
OF the federal reserve board, was the
principal speaker on the program for
the closing session OF the annual con
yention of the American Institute of
Banking here today Mr.. Warburg was
to speak on the Reserve Problem and
Future OF the Federal Reserve System.
Edgar q. McWilliam of Los Angeles
probably will he elected president, no
opposition having developed to his can
ddacy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-22
A PriVate's
Diary
BY RI

BY B--l
SANTA MARIA, Texas, Sept IT,
Sunday morning arrived with sunshine
and blue sky and the mosquitoes less
vigorously working because Of a very
chilly breeze from the north. After
breakfast and after tidying up around
camp everybody was given his time to
do with according 10 each ones per.
Sonal inclination Some of the boys
wen, hunting, others fishing, still 9th
ers visiting with the cavalry boys over
At Rabb's ranch, only mile from our
present camp
The boys who went visiting were very
cordially entertained and feasted by
Corporal Nathan. in charge OF the can
cen They were treated to cheese,
crackers and "wienes, all canned hut
very good.
Cook Hine, and our cute little mess
sergeant Caughron, gave the boys a
'reat today, serving Us chicken with
noodles. mashed potatoes and dressing.
bread, butter and pee tea, finishing the
menu with vefy generous dish of
chocolate ice cream, They repeated
the dose al supper, giving us the mos,
tender roas, beef with brown gravy and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-22

German fried" tomatoes, honey bread,
butter and ice tea Some feed down on
the Rio Grandc
The Rio Grande Us still coming up
and our old campsi,e is buried under
the muddy waters OF the river,
Captain Lee has not returned from
San Benito as vet, hut everything is
running smooth as il il was oiled mp
with the oil OF human kindness and
understanding,
We received in our mail today a big
package OF magazines from William +.
Nahlberg of 1901 North Dale avenue,
Oklahoma City. II came as il it was
sen, for, because the little We had was
lost in moving camp and everybody was
out and /, was Sunday There was a
magazine for each squad
Yours truly has been around gossip
ing with the natives most OF the after
noon and taking look at the country
and Our immediate neighborhood We
arc all talking "thc fair" down here
now, and, oh how we would make
things hum II We were up there
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-22
HE'LL 0h SEVERAL KINDS
DESCRIBED BY PREACHER
Evangelist Talks About Certain Con
dtions that Exist on
Earth.

He'll
Whether there is or is not such
place It should be the ambition of
everyone 10 avoid it, the Rev Burke
Culpepper evangelist, told a large re-
vival audience at 81 Lukc'S Methodist
Episcopal church, south. last night
And 1t there is heaven. and there
surely IS he exclaimed, then YOU
should be prepared to enter the king
dom thereof, for the SurcSt thing on
this earth i, death D." -
In the opinion ot the evangelist rIctc
are several different kinds Of hell on
earth and whether or not there is a he'll
OF fire and birthstone after death. most
OF these are bad enough.
Disobedence Is He'll.
"Di,obedicncc of all laws is hell" he
declared III the law OF electricity IS
obcyed its heaven II disobeyed, is
hell There's heaven IN Observance of
the law OF dining; whereas, # this La
IS ignored there's bound to be hell
When man and woman are properly
mated its probably the nearest approach
TO heaven on earth. but when the right
woman marrleS the wrong maxwell,
there's hell You don't have to wait
for the bottomlcSs pit Of fire and brim-
stone
Then there's the financial hell and
the social hell The man who puts
money before God is in a little hell all
his own, and he knows it and shows IT.
The Social hell2 Well, its probably
worse than all the others, as well know
those who have suffered its tortureS.'
Gets Good Response.
Following the sermon the Rev Gull
pepper admonishcdd his audience
against becoming identified with any OF
the hells he had mentioned and urged
all who were determined to put God
first in their every endeavor TO step
forward and accept his hand Prac
tically everyone in the audience accept
ed the invitation.
Tonlght's meeting will be brief ow
lng to the fashion show DR.. Cupepper
announced that he would speak less
than thirty minutes on an interesting
subject, and everyone would be given
ample time 10 reach the business dis
! trlct.
10 get your name IN the new di-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-22
PR0BLHMS
s2yS''{7'e. M2Me HEIlR7AtRT 7AtAHRE!T1;

.NEAR MRS. THOMPSON | have
- been married about eighteen
months and have baby nearly
six months old. My husband was de.
voted to me until aboGt six months
ago, and then suddenly he changed
lie hardly ever pays any attention 10
me and he is cross il any little thin
goes wrong lie is nearly always At
his mothers and she nearly always
knows his affairs before do
When my husband is at home he
gets cross II the baby tusses. but will
hardly ever take her up. Also he al.
ways tried to find news OF former
sweetheart Do YOU suppose he still
loves her and wants her back Please
advise me how to win my husband
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-22

NOT care enough about her to marry
her \ little ilattcry might please Your
husband and would do no harm Tell
him how nice he looks when he start,
1T IN the morning II he buys a new
ne, say that YOU like it. Pick out any.
thing YOU really admire and mention it.
His mother certainly must be trying
ON YOU Apparently, though YOU will
have to make the beS, oi her Since she
wants 10 have YOU come to see her. try
going and appear to enjoy yourself.
tla,ter her. too. Tell her that your
husband thinks everything she docs is
all right Admire her sewing; tell her
YOU would like her cookie recipe. You
will find that It is a lot OF fun pleas.
ing some one YOU do not like and sec.
INK that persons respect Tor you in
crease II YOU gain your mother in.
laws respect | believe that you will
learn TO like her
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-22
WIREFLASHES

TULSA, Okla Mrs. Claude Flour
noy tainted IN the courtroom when her
husband was sentenced to twelve years
in prison for shooting her.
LAREDO. Texas-Thc body of Pri-
vate John Clync OF Missouri. killed by
a military guard at Dolores, was sent
10 his old home at Baronfork, Okla.
TULSA, Okla-Wi,h the capture OF
six men one of whom was wounded
during a battle with Sheriff Jame
Wooley and his deputies, officers be
lleve they have broken up the ganp
| that has been committing much robbery
and burglary.
TULSA. Okla-The Roxana Petro-
lcum company will build an eight Inch
pipe line to St Louis at a cost OF
N,0O00OO
MCSkOGEE, Okla The famou
Louisa Wesley suit has been settled
She will ge, S6OO0O for her oil tracl
IN the Healdton field
McALESTER, Okla,-Will Moone
was ground between the knives of a
cotton gin at kiowa, and died of his
injuries shortly after reaching a hos
pital here
WASHlNGTON-Hearings on tn,
location OF site for the SllOOOOOC
government armor plate factory wer,
reopcned today by Secretary Daniels
to give delegations from Knoxville
Tenn; Jersey City and Perth Amboy
N. J., and seevral other cities an op.
portunlty to be heard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-22

The Want Ads will sell real estate
to good advantage during the eomIng
month.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-22

10 get your name IN the new dl-
rectory IN bold face type call PBX-DO.
-Ad,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-22

Stylish and distinctive, a high
quality lawn finished writing pa
per Envelopes OF the latest de
sign for each Of the y sheets OF
papsT paps5 Handsomely Handsomely SOC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-10-23

David Richardson Improving David
Richardson : 1-Eear-old son 81 DIR and
Mrs j. e Richardson vino mer rfta
an accident near Fairu1rt some three
Weekz zzo- being shot Dv email tar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-10-23

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-10-23

f0f may not Soc ans significance in
tine fact. still there Is U9 harm iH meH-
.ioniug tbH. ena 0f tHe men said 60
have been uradtiHg through Chicago
police department grating rs named
.aEuer. There Hre doubtless many
other gamers, aaI their names are diff
.ernU#-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
MARKET IN
RESPONSIVE MOOD
street Under a Spell Of Optimism
and Many Made
Substantial Gains.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE stock
market responded Co "a further broad and
Nigorous demand today. numerous iu-
Ncstmcnt shares rising 4 to g points.
while specialtiyS OF NariouSsdsScrfpttou-
3 TO 5 points. Wal street
seemed under IN. spell OF optimism ga.
gaged I'm part by last Saturday i'm
prc~slvc demonstration urmin hDm,
defense and there were those who pro-
f"~s'd To- draw from that occasion la
deep political significance.
For it's leaders 10, market had shot
IN tho tu' faNuritc~ as United states
steel and Reading. the former scoring
am extreme gain OF - ON ats aIvaut,
q" Sos with an uysrturu OF about I.s.-
"u" shares. wuil. Reading assembled TO
the new high record OF s2ie ON Its a.
tr'n' ri~. OF la
War stocks emerged from their recent
inactivity. Baldwin locomotive. Cruci-
bic steel and New York Air HrIk, rep
r~"SgntinE that group To advances OF I
Goo 3 points.
Inquiry for rails embraced issues OF
high and low degree. IN. sualsrS be- H.
especially active. with gains OF 10 /.
points for Canadian Pacific. Illinois ,,n-
trial. chicago ana Northwest. 81. Paul
and Baltimore & ohio. Rock Island.
Iowa Central and some low prices
s'uthW F~t'rn railways We're iu mod.r-
ate I'll muud. Final prices Wer. lower
Toy fractions Co q point Total sales OF
STOCKS amounted 10 $50. 900 shares.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
STRENGTH REFLECTION
OF GOOD CONDITIONS
British order for Three Million Rifles
Strong Boost for Munitions
Stocks.

Private wire 90 4 T.. Na-t,n & CO..
members New York stock ENcuangel
NEW YORK. May %. - strength
throughout the stock market today was
reelection OF the general s~atisfdction
WITH the present situation With regard
10 european situation AS 10 affects the
SIocN market. tht Mexican situation. tho
industrial situation and it's prospects.
ana the earnings Of the railroads pres
thL and prospective.
The news ut the morning was good
ana was supported during tho day by
iIhcancc Of The great preparedness
demonstration lu Ncw York last Satur-
aaN. and an order from England Tor
three million rides received by th.
Nc~stiuEh house Company. subject TO de-
livery At the rate Of one million a year
during 1919. 1915. ana 1913.
This was 90 confirmation In Part Of
the report that European orders FOR
munitions are again APPEARING iu great
. favorable feature. but the most trT-
fortaut development OF th. day MAS tho
fIsC OF NOR, than = points In steel
'mmuu This was largely responsible
fnr the strength that was In force AM
t"r general last.
steel - the real leader Of tire mar
k.t. ITS action today was the best in a
ions time. There was some heavy profit
tf,luE uu the rise. but Al was absorbed
Win only q material reaction. The
Nr't - Yet quite professional. and
sittt bu4Ecs are GOOD thing FOR PROFIT
ltHI.Eluss but stocks should h. taken
back on moderate set backs because Oh.
l'I'rHl swing of IA, market i~ upward
anu prices ultimately much higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
'iiarris. Winthrop & GO to Fidelity In
vcstmcnt Association

chicago. I'LL. May l5.-AH renorts
.Hul'atc a large reduction in the worlds
Wl.at acreage this year. Speculative
sentiment Is hullish. II is likely =,
continue SO unless 30 Is dcmonStfated
10y the crop situation to be entireIv
WI"ue: Belief iu a short crop in me
thitcd states and Europe Is removing
'Ne eu'ci ut unusually large sglrII.s
OF old wheat. Were IL NOT Tor NJ 10
t'r. prices undoubtedly would be much
H.SI'F than At present. For the imme-
olt'' future weather and crop REPORTS
"I' To- %" the governing factor. They
are influencing speculation. and the dis
POSITION iS iu buy on an good breaks
ne green bug scare A. hand f4 me-
e'u N! damage which i- eNpsrfat
'' o." larger ln the hard winter wheat
district Ia Kansas than in any pr.yi.uS
N,aE the hy being found IN a wider tor
seldom has there been a tine who,
SO uA'H lulilSu crop news come from,
good sources as during IN. last Wcel
dil Ntd So little effect on bullInE prices
Prospects OF a large tnr-.,ea
iu acreage and OF tho corn r0ire I'M,
ih' ground IA good ~hap this month also
encouraged selling b. On. bears.
May oats are in strong hands huf
..' Top price last week was only A
traction above the previous week. Trad
lHE hG decreased and is largely "a ule--
i!'n the shorts and no hun
hi't'-i-. Southwestern shorts arc
'nalf- cash oats here 20 deliver. Tho
'Nlurt AMI domestic business is f4f-
and export c~lcaraucez are unusually
neaNy-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
LIVE o

Union STOCK Yards.

zeal calves. choice 900. = 5000 Oh
Veal calves, good ........ . U0u 3 s.
Light. heavy and common. 5 w d . Vi
Fresh COWS. no demand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16

Application have been mads to the
stock ~F.Nrhurs~ Co lf-f th. follow ing
-'curtfl'Ss chevrolet Motor COMPANY.
NN"."'".n"h capital stock. Copper Rang,
company. s1.Nss. uuU capital stock 81
l."uiS y san ~trancis'" Railway COM
ltthA. central Trust COMPANY OF New
YORK. ,'rturuf's ut d'pu~tr for S..H-..-
'"" Fort Worth n RIO Grand. Rail
road hrst mortgages, 0 rtr cent. bonds
ana S>-'."u Southwestern division ur-t
WurtEtl' 3 ger cent.
Louisville a Nashville. nrst week in
Nav. Impressed >->f.NJU. from July D..
Increased S~6.5NS.gG-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
FINANCIAL NOTES


News says. Conservative
huliSh operations are expected 90 CON
t1uue fn tho stock market. The buying
OF ltcadinc Is reported TO b. Of a char
actcr suggestive Of higher prices.
NtW Haven and southern Railway arc
also understood TO b. we'll bought. The
Chemical stocks and Motor issues are
being bulied In pool channels for stiil
better figures. as is Western Union.
Journal OF Commerce.; II seems too
early Yet to Npsct peace developments
OF "a practical character.
Commercial; Automobile shares owe
their strength 90 domestic sales and
war orders amount Co comparatively
little
Wall Street. Journal; Whatever the
public may thtnk OF the gossip about
peace. prominent bankers take no stock
IN a..
finaneia America; rhc money siuu-
alton has changed Co e. degree that d
viii bc an Important factor IN tho stock
market from now on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
Tine is short-

Candidate for local offices har. uu.rI
w ,t~H'-iHr. May I.tu. al D. 81. Dol. tn -.t
fh'.r names uu tI. primary ballot Tor
tu" state ND, and county primary Trials.
information was given Co Circuit II.rA
i J. Foster through Secretary OF state,
stuart D. Reed. who sent Co. Nr. Fust,r
'N. official list of tegto candidate and
fN. decision of "a, attorney general On
th. question.
Tho ballot commissioner will moe.
nu 'lH.-day. May 1Tth. a. I D. m. 20
w1k. uU fu' ballot Up until this hour.
local candidates can Esf ON the ticket
After Chat date the primary entries viii
D.. Di...d Al prospective candidates
Hr. requested Co make their announce
r'r'. and rls tE,lI c,rtIu,at,- before
fNra day and hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
WHEAT MARKET ROSE
and Then SAGGED
OF Hessian Fly Damage Caused
Advance ana Later Reports
Counteracted This Enort.

CHICAGO. May I5-Notwithstanding
that Kansas reports or damage BY Hes
sian uny caused advances to-day IN the
price OF wheat. the market afterward
~tgsrd heavily owing Co seeming spread
u, BELIEF that thy crop outlook a. a
Nh't' mad been substantially improved
"N hrn'ral rains. The market closed
unsettled . % TO lC net lower. with
July at >ll6H and september lisa.
''fu lost 70 p 20 i.u Sc. and oats a
'lade q" Is &C. In provisions. the
eutc'm' varied from szc decline To a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
LA BELLE STRONGER
Common Stock Was Bid at So Yester.
Gay. but None Was offered
en- Local Market.

ldBsllc Iron common stock was
somewhat stronger ON the local mar.
kct YESTERDAY. % being bid. How
ever. no sales were reported, as no
stock was offered al this price. 81
being asked LaBclle preferred re
manned at 100 asked and 12g last sale.
The local market was rather quiet
yesterday. though tine Sew York mar
kgt was brisk. \ sale Of Whitaker
G%lesSncr common VAS reported al los.
"a gain of four points over the last
previous sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
MONDAYS WHEELING BANKING CLEAR|MGS THE
SECOND LARGEST SCORED DURING THE MONTH

Monday Wheeling banking clcarings
were the second largest for the month
Of May. StN2.93i3i. having been cN-
o'edcd only by those OF the initial day.
81 thc month. which. also. WAS on "A
Monday. The same day last year the
c~loHrings were S%ti9.350.Oi. showing an
Increase Of SiS3.56427. or $50 per cent.
With the month Just half elapsed thu
total claarings are Ss.60l.619.eo. COM
pared with ft.5OV.9tS.S7. an increase OF
sl.lDe.'SO.S3. or g. per cent. as fol-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
Open. High. Low. Close.


Nh"at-No. .. red. nominal: No. ; red.
L'Nt l-l'; 40. : hard. $il1. 411Siz.
No. . hard. $l.llW1.16.
CoFn-N" =. yellow. 1915. No. 4
y.HoW -Ht-izc. No. 4. white 7l-m
oats-No. .. white 80. stan
dard 47- W4Ns,c STAN
Pork-S23.oO 400.
Lar1-Sl.ge.
Hahs-Sl24UHl2gO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Pa. May I5.-rr.dit bal
"n''- $500. t;uu~. 1898. aver.
axe. S'llo. shipments. 1870 100. aver
.uI-ADO. Aal I.-mu.-E,..-r,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16

TOLEDO. o. May I5.-whcat-Cash
ami May tl-3; July. yI.3E scp,cm-
clover s,,d-Prime-Caeh ana Orf,-
Der. S>.N-. December. $3.50.
Alslhr-Er.mt-Cash. $500.
IiWoi.y frmc-Cash. $500. sep
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-16
STRENGTH OF STEEL
IS MONDAY FEATURE
Next Important Move VIII he in the
coppers, Which Look Quite
Attractive.
OHarris. Winthrop 4 60. To Fidelity In
L..lM.nt A-...-.L-.n

II ~ TTTI y Ut 10 T TTTTTTN 1T"
Nestm'nt ASsociationD
NEW NoRk. MAJ l5.-The feature
or today market was the ease IA
which proht-takinE sales We're absorbed
throughout tho days session. Tn. re-
was "A noticeable. broadening tendency
To the market. and the strength and a,-
tiNllN OF Steel was a most welcome
,hhhE". stocks have been accumulated
h| Str"ng interests and to-day demand
Needed the supply. with a result that
There was but little recession az tn,
'lv-' trutI tho best prices uf the day.
w f'el that tho next important
move VIII be- ln tho ,opG.r~. which look
exceedingly attractive AT these levels.
ana many OF which will increase their
dividends on th, near future. Talk Of
aggregation OF ~l;eadIug~ assets. accom-
PANIED hy good buying. was responsible.
'f IN advance to-day. Ne look for
hikh'r prices Tor the general list.
HARRIS. WINTHROP n 60.
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