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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
A Game For Little lots.

Choose to be it Il child who has
ncvcr played the trick game of hunts
man. Tho child is told that q whistle
will be hidden and that he must find
its hiding place. lie is then blindfold-
ed. The whistle, which must be very
light and small, is suspended from a
string and pinned carefully to the back
of the huntsman's coat. He is then
released and is started on his hunt.
AS his back is presented to the va
rious players they gingerly catch hold
of the whistle and blow it. dropping it
again very quickly and silently. Of
course the huntsman is very mystitied
until Il clumsy player fails to drop the
whistle quickly enough and the trick
is discovered.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
"Purchasina Birds"

One boy OF Girl is the salesman and
another is the buyer. The rest of the
children are birds. The salesman then
gives each bird Il name, such as robin,
b%luebird, etc. The purchaser then
ONE and asks for IL bird, mcntionin"
the name of 4 certain bird. The boy
whose bird ane is mentioned must
run away at once. trying TO escape
from the purchaser, who runs after
him. If the bird is caught within II
certain time the game goes on as he
fore until the birds are all caught: i
not, the purchaser becomes the bird
and the game GOES ON.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
Watches Like Saucers.

Watches We're first made as large as
q saucer and We're called pocket clocks.
The term "watch" is from Il Saxon
word meaning ito wake" Springs su-
perseded weights about 1850. Tho
earliest springs were straight pieces.
not coiled, as now used. There is a
watch in a Swiss museum that is three
siXteenths of an inch in diameter. liz
serted in the top of q gold pencil case.
1t is full jcwcled and keeps excellent
time. It's tiny dial indicates not only
hours. minutes and seconds. but also
the days of the month.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
Iobaao and Tobacco.

It is now generally agreed thatgHe
word tobacco is derived from "tobago,s'
which was an Indian pipe. The tobago
was Y shaped and 'I.aIly consisted of
a hollow, forkcd rcci. the two prongs
Of which were fitted into the nosIri!s,
the smoke being Drawn from tobacco
placed i'll the end Of the stem. The IS
land of ,rohago, contrary to til" belief
of many. did not furnish the IL: - fn-
tobacco, but. or the other hand. i was
given that name Icy Columbus, owing
to its resemblance iii slla q to the In
dian pc.-philadelpllia Press.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
Ar Ever Burning Candle.

y candle can hc made to resist being
blown out if prepared in the following
way:
Fill a cup thrcc-quarters full of or
binary table salt and the remainder OF
the cup With boiling water. Stir until
the salt and water form a paste. Place
a small piece of linen in tho paste and
allow it to remain there until it is thor
ou@hly saturated.
Wrap the linen around a candle.
There should be just enough Of it TO 60
around twice.
When you light the candle the flame
will be found to he SO strong that you
will be unable to blow it out.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
EaHied.

The word hallcd now has Il meaning
entirely different from that applied 10
it 300 years ago. it is now understood
to mean thwarted, loilcd OF ~disappoint-
ed, but tIinn it was applied to the proc
css of degradation hy which a knight
was disgraced. y lAtiied knight was
II who had been pronounced guilty
of conduct unbccomillg orc Of his order.
and had accordingly been shcrn of his
plumes, his sword was broken before
his eyes, his kni-lltly robe torn away.
his spurs cut off with Il c~lcaver, and
after being publicly chaStiscd he was
declared to be ba1llcd. The word is
used i'll :his II by Shakespeare and
other writer's of that time.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
Mud For BuffaI,oes.

y buffalo likes TO wade in the mud.
and some little boys do not know why.
but it is because the mud prevents the
flies from botllering him. The buffalo
has no trunk or long tail to brush the
flies off, 50 he covers himself with
mud. DO YOU think it is right to cut
off the tail of q horse and then do
nothing to protect him from the flies?
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
WOMEN PICK NEW ORLEANS
General Federation Board Selects
Next Meeting Place.

New York, June 5.-The new board
Of directors of the General Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs decided to hold
the next council meeting of the fed
Grafton at New Orleans in 1917. De-
cisicn on the place for the next bien-
NAL convention, 1915, was postponed.
The directors elected Mrs. William
B. Young of Jacksonville, Fla, treas
urer of the federation. She received
the second largest vote in the owen
tiOn.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
Noted THURMAN Dead.

Louisville, KY, June 5.-The death
of Woodford Clay, aged forty-three, of
Paris, KY, breeder of thoroughbred
horses, and widely known among turf
man, was announced. He died at a
hotel here after having been stricken
with apoplexy. He had raised and
raced a number of horses. which had
gained distinction. Among them were
Roamer. which Is entered in the Ken.
lucky handicap at Louis Vile.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
The Magic Eco.

Soak an egg in strong vinegar for not
less than twcnty-four hours. This will
cause it to relax. and it will look like
gelatin. you will have no trouble in
forcing it into n bottle.
Fill the bottle With cold water, and
the egg will ilecome hard and natural
again.
Dc You think that II one will guess
how You managed to get the egg into
the bottle?
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
Hidden Geouraphy.

l. 1t was made of elm, I rather have
oak.
.. Vermont really is Il green state.
3. That Roy is sick, there is no doubt.
4. 1t exasperates him greatly.
5. A beautiful color adorns the wall.
Answers, Elmira; ., Montreal; 8,
Troy; 4, Texas; 5, Colorado.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
A Dangerous Game.

A doggie whose name
Was Theophilus Tray
Tore a hat and two
Boots into rags t'other day.
You hav had a nice game.
But there's trouble ahead
When they see what you have done" Mrs
Pussycat said.
Then she smiled to herself
And she chuckled: HE, he!
What he'll get hen deserve,
Always barking at me-"
Infants Magazine.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08
A Careful Mother.

when we drank from the same
ranteen.' roared the old veteran.
"Grandpa." intclposed his grand
daughter, The sentiments of that song
are praiseworthy, bat l fear they may
tend to counterfeit certain health rules
| have been trying TO teach little Wal
sanitary drinking cups?'-kansas City
Journal.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08

IN a roundup OF alleged violaters OF
the prohibition law officials OF Grand
Forks county Jailed seven men, three
OF them negroes. Detectives provided
the authorities with information on
which to base the raids.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08

Articles Of incorporation for Bow
mans third bank. the Bowman County
State bank, have been filed with The
county auditor. The controlling stock
holders are George T. Nelson, j, G..
Nelson and j, l.. Barrett. all Of Wat
ford.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08

Professor George ST. John Pcrrott,
member OF the University OF North
Dakota faculty for twenty-five years,
died at Grand Forks. He was born in
England lifty-nine years ago and was
IN Oxford student.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08

Elfred Teare, five years Old, whose
parents reside near Paramount, was
killed by a manure spreader, The lad
was hanging to the rear Of the ma
chine. when the horses backed up. lie
fell under the wheels.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-06-08

Construction of a $4,000 addition
to st. LIk"'s hospital at Fargo has
been approved by the board of direc-
The sun., 1916-01-19
Bethlehem steel.

A week ago bethlehem Steel sold at
N5. that being the low point reached on
the reaction from the high record price
Of 500. touched last fall Yesterday
Bethlehem sold at 493. Vt this level
quite a little stock was offered. and the
close was at $50. or net loss for the
day Of points. From a superficial
point OF view. the recovery appears a
fair one. But the action Of bethlehem
WAS a disappointment to people who
know more of the inside Of the market
in that stock than the rank and file.
Bethlehem has been accumulated stead
lily in the past few weeks or so by in
terests who had special reasons for
thinking that the market might do bet
ter. Yesterday was picked out a. the
day for conspicuous demonstration IN
the stock and it is reported that with
this in view large buying orders were
placed before the opening. The reasons
FOR optimism were based partly on be-
lief that the market was IL a healthy
state and partly on private iutimations
received from abroad that there was
not only no possibility of real letup
IN the export OF munitions but that.
quite tn the contrary. the allied Gov
efnmonts had already revised their
preparations in In. matter of munition
buying IN accord with the idea of a long
war and that the orders are now COM
ing in.
The sun., 1916-01-19
THE METALS MARKET.
Dece N her Copper Deliveries New
Record-SpelterS stronger.

The deliveries of copper iu'o domestic AMI
forei gn cOnsumpt ion IN De"ember are report 81
10 have been record breaking. or about
,G5 O00C1 pounds, The heaviest previous Tot Al
iGi, ,0i'),01) pounds were reported. The Decein-
Der. 1873, exports were almost so@"so pounds
and the mtstic deliveries ara estimated at
s. 0.OIH pourds
sales oi elec,rolytic were reported yes,er
day NJ Jlqc delivered 70 days for export
,llsc Future deliveries were held az 2t'.c.
stocks in warehouse IN Great Britain and
France in the last fortnight decreased $50 tons,
while the ahosts from Chile and Australia
insTessed 70 tons. The EUROPEAN visible Nn
January Is Was i9.$S tons IN 1913 France
Italy U;OS tons and Russia % io1 tons Amer.
IAN copper. Norway and Sweden took less
than 10000 tons. American electrolytic at
London Yesterday was advanced IL TO llli.
Since January i 1855 tons have been eN.
ported The miners strike at the Clifton,
Ara. properties IL over,
.pot straits q, New York offered at
IoT.c. in warehouse, and cx steamship AT dock
Al %0s.c February delivery was held at
3ar,c and May arrivals al $50. The London
market WAS quiet and weaker and Singapore
Sp.I;sr was active and nrmer, with nearby
deliveries stronger. Spot AZ East ST Louis
war held at lsSc, January sold at lSDr.
Eebrusry al i7s.c. and March NJ i64c For
second quarter lSc, WAS bid. and l5i.c asked
Lond0n wss steady on spot and II lower ~
lead wss dull and easier. Spot at East
81 Louis was quiet a 5,70dl5.15c,. AMI AT Nsw
,,ndsr the trust price London wAs Rriner q,
80 s1vsncs Of ~ psaNs. spes wss held as
The sun., 1916-01-19
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Local Market Inactive. Win Scu,i-
mcnt BrRrtsh.

Tie local onree market was inactive. total
sales Tor the day amounting to only ..,
ha-s and after opsmu. ~ I u mi u., mo-
10 point aiNare prices dr 'eluped a .lIgh,ly
easier tone, ana Al tho 'lost were I ia .
polWs net luwer Traicrs were spaiLe,, d,
ard IN the ubssnrv Oi bu-Im-s the mark,
showed no dsrlde,i tendency, although untrr
lying sentiment seemed to te little more
bearish
RIO exchange on London showed a decline
al nj TO u II sd and the weakness IL, *
change has hs a disturbing Influence on I'M.
co~t and freight market. Conuaratiyrl, ,D,y
offers were received from lirnzll hut recent
quotations gave 'he IMPRESSION that shipp. ~.
there were iiNlous To make sales II was
feared ihgt the iropOscd block OF iorsi.n
ports would have Tendency 10 check bu.i,
nss. with Europe, nrd there wa u rumnr
that . steamer which had i~,rmly been ,npr
tered 10 carry coffee from Brazil 10 scan, o.
navia had hren cancelled and Will br sent "a
New Orleans The local spot marke, was ,ml
and easar, with Rio - quoted At 17.c
The Official cable from Brazil shovel nm
advance of 80 rnis Ia the RIO market whilo
Santos was unchanged Receipts AZ The ,vn
pOrtS were El,oo hags, compared with Is ~
bags last year. Prices follow:
The sun., 1916-01-19
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat In New High Gfbund-Bix
Ad~ance-Oth~r Advances.


, '' ..,,,'',.,,, - I,
H' ""' P'' J." No. ., ,,.,.. ',''
S..P 80 VI 'u % N,,,,,,,,, ',,'', ,',s
vi 'u.u.e ',,,.'' ,.,,,,.si,na o.
M''' "'''"e ',' ~ 80,
,"e , e,",'. .',','' 49,, 80 -. a., -
-, 'n a., ,, 80 "
"a,, s'O'''u ''l wy. ,
ih're MaH st'e's. ~. ~ w, '1,i. ."1r '',',
"eP'rti'e"'s s's ms 'I'"' ~ a."
cNpoIttrs We't pe'"t '"init,''" u ~.
low th" fhSt pace set by tue 'oHtrd''
markets. Sentiment grew more bulliSh
.s nriras wer, marked mn The state
- - a. IL.
hig bun market hdd started dlstoh'erled
shorts and found reflection in "a broad
.'"'s va ~. ~" 'e'
traders were reminded OF lhe CONDITIONS
a year ago when cries of imitation and
.xCessiv. spcruIr,ion were heard vet
,.',,,,..i,,,, ,,,,,,I s,,,n ~. Nny I.ii,.-
Hu'''"',' '''"' "'''' ~. '"' "''N
cry touched the basis OF slG,,
of course, fureia ners were more
.prious r,r wheat , yeor arn and th,
"hN'""H ~ - -. " H."' "sn H. ","' Wv
present. but II is a fact that our wheat
prices have been .uccessfully raised
.'"Se Z" lh'''S 'r'S " '"S. we '"H Z
rev mohlhS IN IN" lac" "i extremely
hcarish deductions from III" supply and
"e"."hu s,,""''" ~, "Nu',.' ,.E t.'.o'E
"f The buIiS at present Is mar Europe
aud while Argentina and Australia have
- n,n nnn h1,.n,Is - .h,,, ,.n,,;,.,I.,rt
to twice the quantity available a year
ago) ulick shIpm-nts cannot hc made
nT account of th, iuadeutI.te tonnage
facilities. Export buying "t wheat here
Yesterday was placed al 900. 900 bushels
ana the Sea,",aru nno ~ ,'e"I'''''s 'o"''''"e'
hthN at ',"""''"" ""ShtiS'
The sun., 1916-01-19

was graGuaI.y Offset by tho fresh outside
huying Interior receipts for he day We're
s""un hushe.s, against !, loo 900 last week
ana .,l""o bushes year ago.
'at--N~w highs Wcr. scored through the
oats list. The advances have been of
sira'tf proportions than many of the
bulls had hoped FOR. ENporters coutIpuel
on the hnNinz side and much was heard ~
these Interests having been short against
previous sales to foreigners The fresh
export business was placed At 500 600
bushels. Country offerings have not ir-
creased on tho advance as was expected
the days receipts tntalllng only $50. O0O
bushels. against sso. o0J a year ago
froNisions--Thc talk OF diminished shin
ments to foreign countries hecsus. ~ th-
more stringent blockade against Germany
led to liquidation for time. Recent hg
advances attracted outside piort taking
Hp""Ner' IN" close ~ the market wss
quite firm. helped by the upturns I'm the
grain ls'. The Government report on hogs
showed 5000 oo0 on farms az Of January l.
against $4,000 goo year ago chicago
prices.
The sun., 1916-01-19
Strel'a DiSIden d..

There is fair trading ~ steel. every
thitg considered but IL Is being done on
very small prize changes. There is
something to encourage speculation in
the stock in the fact that a week hence
the directors meet to take action in -.
spect TO tn question 81 a dividend As
the time for the meeting grows nearer
differences of opinion In regard 10 wlat
viii he dure increase. \ month ago the
sire { appeared - expect Tn" stock 10
be put back on , per cent annual
basis with fair degr>" Of untnimity.
But since Judge Gary's interview doubts
have arisen Il has been said that The
payment OF dividends will b s'ill further
delayed in spite OF the argument that
the corporation would not consider u
wise to offer is workers a non-dividehd
paying stock al -. While steel stock
itself gives no indication. dlnvrenc : II
opinion will probably continue right W
to the hour OF the meeting,
The sun., 1916-01-19
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Market OSerboughts

Most observers OF stock market af-
fairs are at sea. They are unable to
explain the present markc, either In
the satisfaction Of their customers or nr
themselves. There ia general nvreeua,,,
that the market ts not acting in an on.
thodox manner for n bull market. An.
parently the technical posi,ion is a
strong one. II has at any rate been
vastly improved since the war b.ide. r,.ye
had their smash. Practically eyerytbinr
favors better prices. In some limos tho
progress has been sensational as in tho
copper trade. And vet the marke, won,t
70 up. on the other hand while IL re-.
fuses to advance IL has also from .ine
TO time displayed marked ai,l,tv e.,
withstand the influence of pressure A,
u.iis moment things are fairly quiet. with
speculation apparently on th. ,,,,,.
The sun., 1916-01-19
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
JaauarN 1915
To the Stockholders Of Erie Railroad Com

H6TICE Is HEREBY GIVES. thai a
meeting Of tho stockholders Is called to be
held at the orice OF the Company, No ~
SharGh S,,.n s,r"e, z ths RoFo"sn o. M.s
18th day OF February, 1916. at /: O'Clock
noon. 20 tan. action as follows
To give consent that bond. tor the srgre-
gate principal amount ct 'lS.oooooo Sc
cured by the General Nor gage OF the
f of iSs toa ad'1n amoant n Of her.
iofor" authorized to be issued under such
mortgage, aud being in addition - The
held by the public, snd to the series v
bonds and Series 9 bonds nov owned hy
the Company, may. when ,ssu.d. bear such
date ss may be nxed By the Board of Di-
rectcrS, and that the Director OF tho
company may confer on the holder OF any
Company within such period OF tine and a.
such price H may he auth orizei hv Law :
al! sp"D ihcdlIy that ~ east sf.h-1.l3V
principal amount OF sJrh ho-d~ may he
made convertible ~ par into oommon stoct
Of the Crmpau" a. not .ess than 40 rer
.hsfe ofte- April !, 1919. and before oc
tobsr !. 1871;
To give consent ths. ~. series e houds
o~Nei by the COMPANY tor We aggregate
prs,r'pal amount of so 600 'o' shall b"
date and such se.luj dos.Hus'ion as shall
b" fixed 10y IA" Board - l'.re tors and
thai the Directors uf N" tomp1u' may
confer on th" holders % snD1 r"uds tho
right to convert the principal thereof al
par mo common -" X o' it" '"hptrt tt
lsls. Hud before - tohrr i'--. %" vith.
'uca other period AZ ,hs p..re.'' ''r- msy. de
TO glvc OF ..-. =, s.,lA .r,-rdnlent or
th- ssll General Mortgage o' Tie com
piny. HLd 90 nh arh"" n. 'He COMPANY
uud - directors and OH 80 D- may be
series - bonds issued Wnt TO ue issued
unn-r all General Nor'esE"
r. authori@" rA'iy ,rH approve cor.
'rd't o. contra .- V.'H -'udI1'tte IN
The sun., 1916-01-19
Inslustrial Alcohol.

United States Industrial Alcohol
rushed up TO li5i! on heavy buying
pistillers stock also did "A little better.
In accord nee with its rather odd habit
Of sympa, hizing with the movements of
stock which the management sold out
at 40 less than a year age II has
been not ticeable however. for "A long time
that despite a vigorous tipping campaign
and the example Of Industrial Alcohol,
DstilleIs has not more than held it's
own within a narrow range. The mar
ket in D!stillers IL hard one 10
sell and an expensive one TO buy. For
these and other reasons Distillers has
been picked by shrewd spectators as a
stock to e, short Of on the first real
signs OF peace.
The sun., 1916-01-19
COTTON CONTINUES
IN NARROW RANGE
liverpool Strong, With Still
Wider Scale Of Differ
enccs Predicted.
OUTLOOK FOR NEXT CROP


Cotton yesterday moved within
-. ~ s 10 points. Liverpool was
80. ,ha, Al. and .,o, .,,..
Saih -,
vtre large lho ioeai "arne'' as usual
,a,,.d TO make full response and closed
-, s,,.dv uudertone. although price
WI" ,.,,. .,,,, aoo,,,.
shanses "o'o
o points on tho near posiiions ana an
,a,.,p.e Of | TO points on the late
noh''' .,
The I'SH u"ue - cNPeN'"'e t"' t'e'
Widening 81 differences between New
YORK and liverpool and predictions are
png passed To the enect that Liverpool
su sell a. premium or foo to 900
nnts over New YORK as result or the
s,,raordirary situation IN ocean freights.
southern spot ad,ices reflect good
demand Al Alabama shipper writes
"A great deal OF cotton mas been sold
n 1? cents since January ]. most OF IL for
sypo-' sccuunt. American spinner~ are
,rvi1c 90 buy this week, but holders OF
The sun., 1916-01-19
4 Queer Market.

Strange things happen on tie curo
a times There is stock known
as Standard Motors. For four weeks or
more the market reports registered 40
sales, the market in the meantime being
quoted 81, bid and 81. offered. \
spcculator with an order to sell an odd
lot at 81, was unable 10 got II on
at that figure On Monday the market
suddenly reappearcd The price wae
run up from 81. TO los, and 800"
shares were done.
The sun., 1916-01-19
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
PARRISH. PHILLIPS COMPANY.
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PARTNER

CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PARTNER
SHIP.
The undersigned being dssirous Of form
ING limited partnership pursuant 70 the
provisions Of the statute. OF the State OF
Now York, DO hereby certify ss follows:
'lp The name or frm under which such
partnership II to he conducted Is Parrish,
Phillips a Company.
The County wherein the principal place
of business is TO be located. Is the County
Of New York. Borough of Manhattan. New
York CITY.
80 Tho general nature Of the busines.
Intended to be transacted. II the general
coal business. including the purchasing:
coal =, the " city ~ SS% SV" York in the State
Of N"w York. and Al such other place or
places as tn. business Of the co partnership
may from time to time require.
'3l The names Of all tho general ana
specisl partners interested therein and
their respective places of residence are
GENERAL PARTNERS.
opoRGE 4 McrLRoY 0 cisr.mon. Ave.
HENRY IL ASHLEY. is. south River s.
wilkes-Bsrre. Pa
CHARLES p. HUNT 81 TS NST,a .h,y,. s,y.r 5, s..
CHARLES s PHiLLlPs. No. IS Av.nu.
Ci,y OF Paris. France.
Al ~ said partners are Of tlli age.
tL The amount ~ capital which Charles
& Phillips. the only Special PArtner, has
seventy Ave thousand dollars H75.ooo).
90 The time from which the limite1
partnership Is 10 begin IL January i-t, 1915
and the tim. at which the limited partner
ship j. - e-ld Is December 2lst, 1920.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we. the under
signed. have hcreunto set our hands this
.sth day Of october. 1915.
Geo A. McIlroy.
Henry II. Ashley.
Charles p Hunt.
Chsries = Phillips.
State % New York. city and county o'
New York. s.:
GEORGE A. MclLROY being duly sworn
says that he Is one Of the General Part e
i-r- named In the foregoing Certificate and
! that the sum OF Seventy five thousa nd
dollars S'5.0oo) specified In said certih-
cate 20 have been contributed by Charles
Phillips. as a Special Partner to the
common stock has been actually and In
good faith paid in IN cash
GEO A. McILROY
Sno-1 - before me this i3;h day o:
3 December. 1918
GEORGE W THOMAS.
Notary Public, kinE- 90.
Certificate fl-i in New York Co.
New YORK; Co. CLERKS No. ss
The sun., 1916-01-19
COPPER LAND sALF ADVISED.
Meeting Of Acadias Stockholders
to be Held February q.

In a letter TO stockholders OF the New
Acsdian Copper Company President
Robert II. Shields. for the board OF di-
rectors. recommends the sale Of "a quar-
ter section OF property in Hough'on
county, Michigan, TO the New Bait,
Copper Company fov $4,000 casa ard
1900 shares OF New Battle capital
stock.
\ special stockholders meeting Of the
New Acadian company will he held in
Hough,on, Mich, February . for IA con-
sde-ation OF the sale OF the property.
The sun., 1916-01-19
CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

January : 1915
Th. surusi meeting ~ the stockholdcrs
OF tbs Compsrv tor fhe election Of Trus-
tees to serve during 'A~ ou7uing year WI.
se hsi At this urioe NDNpAN, January
-. 1915 Polls viii bc open from 10 NJ.
20 =. NJ. Transfer books VIII close
ss,urday. January :, 1915 a. (. NJ. sat
reopen TUESDAY, January >, 49ls
Il \ LAl,IEt. secretary