davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-21
Railroad Bonds

Atchi.on. Topeka & Santa fe g. 1850
Transcontinental Short Line lst a.. 1898
A.. 1860 gen. s.. 1895 adj. IS. 1873 At
Iantic Coast Line IS. 1852 Atlantic Dan
p-ior lien at,s. 1895. Southwestern div
49, 1926 AIS. 1888 lst g.. l9fs Brook
lvn Rapid Transit lst refunding A., goo.
Buffalo. Rochester Pittsburgh Be-, 1885
al 1857. Canadian Pacific per cent
notes. 1924. Central New England lst mtge
a. 1861 ~. y. y. II. & H. Central Rail
road OF New Jersey -. 1857 Chesapeake &
Ohio Ry Co. 4ias. 1880 IS. 1899 K. a
div. A.. 1859: 4i2s. 1892 Chicago. Burling-
tor & Quincy. III. div. 3 -, 1919: general q,
fqsg. Chicago Great Western 50-year e.,
1859: Chicago. Milwaukee -. Paul. {. &
p " div. S.. 1921 COW. 4l2s. 1892 gen
eral a.. 1888 Chicago & North Western ext
1850 g. 1926 Chicago. Rock Island Pa
eifc A. 1885 Cincinnati. Indianapolis. y
/ & Cleveland 5O-year gen. mtge. fs. 1872
Cleveland Gin. Chic. & -. Louis a.. 1891
As 1890 l.. 1893 White Water Val div. d.
isl0. Colorado & Southern lat ref. "a.
1885 Delaware & Hudson IS. 1885; Erie
Railroad prior lien q. 1895 gen. lien Is
iqg6. Hooking Valley Railroad Co. lst cons.
as. 1899 Illinois Central IS. 1858; Inter
borough Rapid Transit lst ref. -. 1866
Eansas CITY Terminal LIST a.. 1860. Lehigh
lated &. 2003. Iehigh Valley Terminal Isl
s.. 1871 Lake Shore Michigan Southern
25-year a.. 1928 N. Y. c.. a. 1881 Louis
Vile a Nashville lst A.. 1870: So. Joint
Monon coll Is. 1852: Manhattan consoii-
dated 4. 1890 Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas 4s.
1880. New York Central & Hudson River Is,
1854. 3ias. 1897 reg. gas. 1897 New York
Central 20-year convertible g. 1885 q:
fgqS. New York. New Haven Hartford
deb a.. 1856 New York. Ontario West
ern ref. A.. 1892; Norfolk & Western gen.
mtgc. IS. 1881 ist fs. 1896 Northern Pa
ci6r. Great Northern. C. B. & Q. coll. q.
fqsf. Northern Pacific prior lien &. 1897
gen. lien and lard grant 3. -of. oregon
Short Line ref. u. 1929 Pennsylvania Co.
tiss. 1921 Pittsburgh. Cincinnati Chicago
4 81 Louis 4iss. 1870. fias. 1912. southern
Pacific Go. g.. 1929 2o-ycar convertible IS.
fqgt. Southern Pacific r. Z. Co. Isl rel. q.
fg-s Southern Rs. Co. dev. and gen. mtge.
a. series 4. 1856 ist cons. -. 1894 Termi-
nal Railroad Association ST. Louis lst -.
1914. is. 1858 Union Pacific Railroad con-
,ertible 4. 1877. lst - X. E. 1. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-21
S4,500,000
Idaho Power Company
First Mortgage 50 Gold Bonds


rtucta LAND Jub l.
OF
o of summary thereof
Idaho without electric light and
and embracing population estimated at 10000
POcaelo Falls and practically
important community Idaho The soil this district
abundant The Company has stable
business sand eveyin dcaton steady
the United through the held
unusual development oil
a The by the COMPANY
Of p With abundance OF hydro
developed needed the Company position
demands rpo a unusually low development
The in the by
o There
nd ahovet First
fund which becomes
January !, 1921
Net earnings o. thee mord the bond
We reeomm endt hese
Price e31a and Interest," Netting about 5.45po
Complete
Harris, Forbes Company
Pine Street corne
& COMPANY HauisT rs n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-21
Miscellaneous Stocks

i947: l,t and ref Is, zoos; West Shore
quar-. list IS. 1861 ~. Y. c..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-21
Bonds

UNLISTED. +sells cts. per sh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
HUSBAND AND
WIFE AS HAPPY
AS CAN Be NOW
"We Were Both Miserable Or
a Long Time" Says Rail
road Man.
TANLAC BRINGS RELIEF
Wife Gains Ten Pounds and
Both Have Improved SO
They Are Like Differ
ent People.

"lcs sir. this lanlac has iuV made
my wife and myself over into new pco-
pie and We think it., the greatest mcdl
cine ON Garth ,ald John L farulau.
employed M the bridge building de-
partncn, OF the Frisco line, and work
ing between Oklahoma City and Spring
ucld, Mo, few days ago, when he
va, IN the We',iall Drug Co., talking to
the Ianlac representative.
81 suffered from catarrh Of the Stom
ach and nervousness tor six years" he
continued ans. my food didn't taste
right didn't ever want anything
much lo eat. but what little | did force
myself Io take would sour aud come up
IN my mouth IN hard lump, that made
me feel miserable Always. after cat
my would feel heavy and my stom-
ach would puff and hloat up from gas
that formed. and a Smuthcrcd me so /
could hardly get my breath Nv head
vas full oi Satdrrh and was all clogged
up was So ncrvou, ! could hardly
get any sleep 10 do me any good and
would get up IN the morning, sick at
NY stomach and gagg,ng like | was go
ing to ,oml, lust icll so tired and
worn ow could hardly drag myself
/ through the da,
MY wlic was IN q mighty bad con
d'lun too She had been iull ui MA
/ laul iur lN m1nih, ar more and lei,
nrcl and ucr,uu, an the time She didn't
. al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

A laxative to-day saves 4 SIC. child
tomorrow Children simply win not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels. which become cloRgcd up with
waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach
sour
Look at the tongue mother, If
coated or your child j, lNlcSs. cross
icvcri,h breath bad, restless. doesn't
cat heartily full oi cold or has the
grippe or sore throat or any other
chlldrcn's ailments give q tcaSpoouiul
OF "Callioruia'S Syrup ot Figs then
don't worry. because !, {, perfectly
harmless. and IN few hour, an tins
constipation poison sour bile and lcr-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
DEFENSIVE SEA
DESIGNATED BY
NAVAL OFFICERS


WASHINGTON, April lj.-An exec
uri,c order designating defensive sea
areas" ON the coasts OF the United
states and it, insuar possessions was
made public today
Ship Movements Regulated.
Regulations governing the movement,
oi vessel, in these waters are appended
The order conclude, with this state
mcnt:
"Ihc responsibility OF the United
State, ol America tor any damage in
ihucd by force ot arm, with the ob
lcrt ot OBTAINING any persons or YES
sci proceeding in coNIavcntlon to reg
ulation, duly promulgated IN accord
ancc with thi, executive order shall
cease from this date C\pril s."
Areas Specified.
The area, specified are Mouth ut
the kcnucbcc river, Portland. Me
Portsmouth. Boston, New Bedford
Newport, Long Island east New York
east, New York main entrance Della
ware river. thc,apcakc entrance, Bal
tlmorc Potomac, Hampton Roads, VII
mlnglon. ape Fear. Charleston. Savan
nah he, West Tampa, Pensacola
Mobile Miss, Galveston, san Diego
san Francisco. Columbia river. por,
Orchard, Honolulu and Manila
An inner and outer lint Is ilNcd ior
each area and the secretary OF the navy
i, charged with the duty at publishing
and enforcing the regulations. I'm
tIanceS Tor in bound orrout bound YES.
sels are designated for each port Tn,
llChtShipS or other markers OF course;
t. be followed are given with compass
bearings Tor the information OF thu
mariners
Procedure for Ships.
"a vessel desiring to cross defeu
siyc area" tbe regulations state, "shal
proceed TO The very entrance OF IN,
proper channel. ilylng her natona
Dulor,, together with international cod,
number and pilot signal and thcr,
await communication with the harbor
entrance patrol II IS expressly pro
hhi,rd Tor any vessel to enter the linn
liS o' q defensive sea area o,hcrwiS,
than at q designated entrance and aitc
authorization by the harbor cu,ranc
patrol
Boat, and other crai, employed II
the harhur entrance patrol viii be dis
rnrul,hcd by the Union Jack, whicl
will he shown from a position for
ward. the, viii also ily the usual rava
/ pcnnaui \, night they will show
vertical hoist oi three lgh,S-whitc
red and whlic-n the order named"
State National Cafeteria open, to
morrow \dv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

mcntinr waste will gently move out OF
the bowels. and YOU have we'll play
iul child again 4 thorough inside
cleansing IS ottimcS all that is nccc'
sary 1t should be the first treatment
given IN any sickness
Beware oi counterfeit Fix syrupS Ask
yCur druggis, ior q 50 cent bottle OF
California Syrup OF Figs" which has
the iull directions ior babies, children
OF all ages and ior growuup, plainly
printed on the bottle Sec that it is
made by the California F,g Syrup
COMPANY" Don't merely ask ior
S,mp of Figs hut ask Tor California
Syrup oi Figs" Remember. "Calilor
MA Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

at the home OF Mr. and Mrs 4rocu
Wo West Thirteenth s,rcctp
Mrs 6. " STOW. sos East Sixth
street, was hostess Tor the ID. \. Y. +.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
"Dixie, " Americas
War Song Perhaps;
Uncle Joe for 1t

00RASHlNGTON, April l5--
WV Dixie" for the national war
song
Several members OF congress arc
considering introducing resolution
making Dixie" national air with
congressional Endorsement to sup
plemcnt "Amerlca'-wh,ch they say
is English and 'hc star Spangled
Banner" which some say is too hard
to sing
Uncle Joe Cannon says Dixie"
already is a national anthem Rep
rcsentatlve' Heltu Alabama, iavor>
resolution making It so, Repre-
sentative Mccormick, Illinois, thinks
there ought to be a countrywide
vote upon It,
Senator Phclan. California, would
offer a prize for the best music by
which to popularllc The Star
Spangled Banner"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
Old Newspaper Exhibited.

State National Cafeteria opens to-
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

and that fifty still remain IN the hos
pltalS Ot the injured twelve are in a
serious condition.
The various Investigations into the
cause OF the explosion were continued
today, IN the absence OF any conclusion
/ by experts officials OF the company
said the cause OF the accident is still
4 matter of speculation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

Mr. and Mrs ! VI Condh enter.
'a'rcd the members ol the Cntenp,i,
Dinner club delightfully."- last evening,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
Mrs. Lindsey Now Keeps House For seven.

Tennc Ga want to tell you how much lhaycl been benefited
by lydia pnkhams Vegetable Compound About years agol
go such of health unable keep house for three in
the family had dull tired dizzy feelings cold feet and hands nearly
all the time and could scarcely sleep at ALL The doctor said bad
severe If liberation and without operation would always
,e nm invalid but told him wanted wait awhile our druggist
advised my husband get Lydia lmkhams Vegetable Compound
and Il has entirely cured Now cp house for seven and work
IN the garden some am thankful got this medicine feel
"A though saved life and have recommended to Others and
thew have been benefited Mrs LINDSEY r. r. lcnnic Ga
you want special advice write to Lyd'a " 'nhnam "'o
.sr. 70 ynu Mass letter will he opened
r>eA and answered by and held n strict confidence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
GOO sick
Go Work
Many Women in this Condition Re-
gain Health by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Convincing Proof of This Fact

Ridgway, Penn II suffered from female
trouble with hackaphc and pain in my side for over
seven months SO | could not do any of my work.
was treated Ivy three different doctors and was
getting discouraged when my Sistcr.in.aw told mo
how Lydia 4. rmkmmE Vegetable Compound had
helped her decided to try it, and It restored my
health, SO now do all Of my houscwork which is
not light os | have little hoy thfcc years old"
Mrs. O. W. RuNrs Rdgway, Penn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

AS--k
tCon,lnu,d from Page ii,.l

" NN'nhfN ''om thkc '"'l
cen, ~ Hutchinson. Ran Mrs. W. S
Larsen and Mr., Ballclu made the high
scores oi the club which will meet
Npril 20 with Mis-, Molhc Cherry lll
Harrison avenue
g
Nr, Clarence T. Lee entertained the
v & &. club yesterday at her homie
$50 West Nineteenth street, Mr., John
Nrvhrm hcug special guest MIR,
\ \ Doughty, 20 North Robinson
street. will he the hoNes, Tor the club
lu Two weeks
RR
The Social SnO club met yesterday
with Mr., Ray Vaughn SlS North Cen
ul avenue. Who had as special guest,
Nrs Nlhcr, Rhoade, oi Stroud. Mis-,
Nars \kn' aud Mis-, leta lone, rhr
high score was made by Mrs =. "
S,glu,halcr ll2i Fast Ninth street.
with whom the club will NEE, IN two
Vrck'
Mr. and Mrs Earl T. Campbell l607
West Nn'h street entertained the
source hIlVht tluN lhN tNtUlnR MI.
and Mr., Fred I fotgey and Mis-,
Ngncs McCarn were additional guests
Mrs lanes Chealham. Mrs Carl I.
pouneu and Mrs y. { Orr made the
club scores The club will NEE, Arfil
1h with Mr. and Mrs Chca,ham. lhlO
West Nnlh street
Mrs ". { Mcdonald aud MIR, e
" Talbot made the high scores We,
tcfday when the Arbutu, club met with
Mrs Harry palladay, lll2 West Second
stree additional guests were Mrs "
+ | Nichols. Mrs T 7 kerrihatd. MIR,
VI Ellsworth and Mrs J $ HAYNES NJ
Omaha The club will NEE, Aptil p
with MIR, I NJ Grim, S2j West Wash.
ing'nn street
v
Mr. and Mrs VI Coudit enter.
is'rcd the member, oi the Cotenp,i,
Dinner club delightfully."- last evening
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

with Mr. and Mrs n {. Walton and
Mr. I'd Milne as special guests Mrs
Wattoat Mrs Sgmond GoldStein and
Mr.. &. /. Green made the scores Of tic
evening The club will meet Thursday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13
Millionaire Cavalry
Company Organized
by Eastern Men

NEW YORK April ia million
arc cavalry company which numbers
Percy Rockefeller among its members,
h", been organized among New York
or, owning estates At Greenwich
Conn Aitcr being sworn in they held
'lcJr first drill on the Rockefeller race
track
Captain Emerson A Newell OF
Squadron A, New York is one of the
mcwbcr, Others arc Captain Charles
u Lanicr and Captain Ranol Boiling
a the aviation branch oi the New
York national guard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-13

cluh YESTERDAY. the contest iavorj bciug
presented to Mrs ] w Prince and
Miss Gertrude lctzciser Mrs e. VI
Callahan 1904 East Ninth street, viii
entertain the club in two weeks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-17
war CAKES
Here Is Recipe for Corn Flap
jacks That Will Melt In Your
Mouth.
VJASHINGTON-Ordcr a

Order a
w stack Of corn" or a stack
w Of kaifir" instead of a stack
of wheat cakes at the hotel OF
restaurant Pancakes made OF corn
or kaiflr corn or one OF these grains
with a little wheat flour are fully
as palatablc and nutritious as cakes
made OF wheat only, food special
lists OF the United States depart
mcnt of agriculture say. Millions
Of whoa, cakes are consumed at the
American brcakias, table every
morning. Get the stack OF corn"
habit and save the wheat.
Corn cakes with sirup arc appc-
tizing and satisfying The follow
ing recipe is recommended
CORNMEAL PANCAKES.
One cup cornmeal; one cup flour
(whcat) two teaspoons baking pow
der, one teaspoon salt; one half
tablespoon sugar one tablespoon
melted butter one egg one cup
milk.
Mix the dry ingredients, add
melted butter, we'll beaten eggs, and
milk. Bake like ordinary griddlc
cakes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-17

they will be located and when the,
viii arrive. Meanwhile, the Young
Mems Christian association is doing
everything possible to provide Tor com
tort and entertainment OF those Amer
can sailors and soldiers who already
are in Europe.
Il can truly say Viscolnt Bryc.
writes IN has letter, that | have heard
IRON every quarter, including many
naval and military authorities. the
warmeSt ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the eS.
cclIent work done by the Young Mem
Christian association during these three
terrible years Of war. for the BRITISH
Canadian and Australian soldiers both
in camps here and at home and among
the troops on the various fighting
fronts Many plans have been devised.
many methods successfully employed
to provide for their benefit comforts.
recreation, literature of the right sorts
and many other wholesome influence,
Allies Give Welcome.
y believe that the American asso
cation, which will have the advantage
OF our experience, which will be worked
with true American energy, aud which
may command even larger funds than
we had, may render the greatest pos
siblc services IN France to those Amer
lean soldiers who Britain and France
rejoice to welcome as their allies in
fight Tor freedom and right"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-17
Your Watch-D Dog Liver

helped thousands back to a healthy condition Of
stomach, liver and bowels. {
Black Draught has been successfully used in
cases of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Bill
iousness, Sick Headache, Backache, Constipation,
etc. Thousands of men and women have written to
tell of its good results. 1t is a family standby for
young and old, in thousands of American homes.
Mr.. K. j. Mckinney, of Mt. Vernon, Ky,
writes: 81 was a merchant. and this kept me
very closely confined. This confinement brought on
constipation and severe headaches. | lost my ap-
petite, got very thin and there seemed to be a lump
in my stomach after every meal, | had THED-
FORD'S BLACK-DRAUGHT in stock. Il took
down n package to the house. and began using it
regularly The Indigestion soon disappeared. |
rested better. Next thing 7 knew | was gaining in
best liver medicine on the market"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-17
Pepper CASE
May Be OPENED
American CIubbed by Japan
eSe; u, S, May Act

MUkDEN, Manchuria Informal ne
gotiatlonS concerning what is known a.
the Pepper case are understood to b"
going on between the United States and
Japan
The case which involves J f. Pepper,
an American engineer, had its origin
on Aug 30, 1910, when Mr.. Pepper, who
was in the employ Of the Chinese pro-
v%iSional government, is said to have
been assaulted by Japanese coolies in the
International settlement. The American
contention is that Mr.. Pepper, obscrv-
ing that several of the Chinese lines.
men in the employ Of the Mukdcn Flee
trio works Of which he has charge, were
being moleStcd by Japanese coolies, re-
quested ihe Japanese to dcsist
The japanese turned upon Mr.. Pop.
per, II is asserted and cluh5ed and bea,
him almost to inscnsibility. lie was
rescued by the American vice consul
who was hurriedly called to the scene
~ ~ 'lhlu''V lndl lN' IdpiNVNt CON
sui general volunteered an apology for
the incident. but as il was not made.
the consul was asked to try the case in
the Japanese consular court After
some difficulty Mr.. Pepper secured the
services OF Japanese lawyer 10 repre-
sent him. After a hearing it was an.
nounccd that the lawyer had Informed
the court that Mr. Pepper had with
drawn his complaint, though Mr. Pepper
declares he gave no such authority
The American consulate requested
that the case he %reopcned, hut the Jap
ancSc consul replied that this was not
possible as the affair was closed Final
". after further conferences, the lap
aneSc Informed the Americans that the
period in which Mr.. Pepper could have
appealed had elapsed and that nothing
further could be done The Americans
interested claim that there was no trial
whatever.
1t is understood that the authorities
at Washington have become interested
IN the case and have asked for a com.
pletc report.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-17

KANSAS Much has been pub
liShcd ON the subject OF boxes for sol
dlcrS a, the front, but no one has re-
duccd the matter more to a system than
Capt K. J. ", Brooke, who is here
examining recruits for the British
army, Capt Brooke has a brother in
the Canadian army who has been at
the front almost since the commence
ment of hostilitics, and is now fighting
near Lens. From the requests con
tanned in his. brothers letters during
this long period the Canadian officer
has worked out a list Covering all the
actual requirements of a soldier in the
trenches, "@
The contents of the ideal box are:
Two handkcrHliefs.
Two sheets writing paper.
Two envelopes and small lead pencil
Chocolate bar.
One tin vegetable soup.
One small TN pork and beans or
spaghetti
Three or four packages OF cigaretS.
Small box cigars.
Chewing gum
Peppermint
One pair leather Shoclaccs.
One tin canned corn.
One tin cocoa
Candy.
Pastry.
The best kind Of candy to send. saws
Captain Brooke, is peanut brittle on az
count OF its keeping qualities. If pastry
IS sent IT should be incloscd IN a tin
box, while date cake is the best for
keeping. Loaf sugar is always appre-
cia,cd, and a packet of seedless ~raisins
or nuts may be inclosed occasionally.
On account of the severe cold in the
trenches a Tin Of canned heat is a boon
Some relatives Of soldiers inclose mum
hercd envelopes OF letter paper which
indicate when returned through the
mail that the box with the correspond.
lng number has been received.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-17
lly BONDS
INK ON TOP OF
All: SECURITIES
Municipal Issues Come Next,
With Railroads Third,

WASHTNGTON-In connection with
the Liberty loan campaign, the public
ity department, explains that, IN a very
general way, bonds are divided into
five different classes
Government.
A government bond is issued by the
national government II Is secured hy
the wealth and taxing power OF the
country issuing the bond and IS issued
to provide funds for the maintenance
Of the government, TO equip the army
and navy. build waterways and public
works of all sorts, and in times OF val
to provide for increased needs
Municipal
A municipal bond is issued by a CITY,
town or village. These bonds are Is.
sued to get money for building school
houses, w~aterworks, sidewalks FIRE dc
partment stations or other public i'm
provements voted by the municipality.
Railroad.
Railroad bonds are Sub-dividcd INTO
too many classes to be gone into briefly
They are issued by a railroad company
o to build new lines. buy cars and en-
| gines, and to keep the roads IN good
tordition.
Public Utility.
Pa$lic utility bonds are issued by cor
poratiSns owning and maintaining pub.
lie serticc utilltlcS-gaS. electric light,
street railways and other such service
required by the public and not owned
BY the city in which they are located
Industrial.
Industrial bonds are issued, as the
name implies, by corporations manu-
featuring on a large scale various sorts
Of products. Under tins class rome the
bonds Of steel companies and other big
industries.
Necessity requires a brlcincSS which
does not permit further sub-diviSionS OF
these five headings. Government bonds
as q class rank highest in marke, value.
The bonds OF our government have a
higher rank than those Of any other
country because the credi, Of the United
States is now the highest Of all civilized
countries.