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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-10-09
WRITES OF TRIP ACROSS u. S.

Aug. Stromberg writes to his father,
J. G. Stromberg, of this city, about his
trip across a portion Of the United
States.
Camp Upton,
Long Island, N. Y, Sept. IS, 1918.
Dear Father:
Well, we got here at last and it was
a nice trip. But it got kind of tire
some at last, as it rained for the last
two days on the trip.
We went through eight states and
got on boat at Jersey City, on the
Hudson river, and got off at Brooklyn,
N. Y. From there we took the train
again for about 60 miles to Long Is
land, N. Y.
1t sure was an interesting trip We
were only turned loose twice, once at
Bowling Green, KY, for twenty min
utes, and the other time at Rochester,
N. Y. 1t was only Battery E. that was
turned loose and it was our captain
who did that. If we had waited for
the Colonel we would never have got
ten away at all. We got into Roches-
ter night before last and to Albany, N.
Y, yesterday morning and arrived in
camp last night at 80 gAs.-I was
tired, 1 cleaned up and rolled in. It
has been raining all day today and it
don't look much like clearing up
do not expect we will stay here
over week and then expect it will be
a little different trip We had one in
spectiOn this morning and that will be
all we will have until we leave again.
Well, guess this will be all for this
time. Will write again. With regards
to all.
Aug StrOmberg.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-10-09
FUNDS COMING IN . SLOWLY
Treasury Reports Only 22 Per Cent
Of Loan 10 Sold. g.,

Treasury Reports Only 22 Per Cent
Of Loan 10 Sold. -
Washington, Oct. S.-Seven days of
solicitation for the Fourth Liberty
Loan have yielded $1,323,716,95O, and
only II working days remain in which
to raise the balance of the six billion.
Reports compiled by the treasury, GOV.
oring receipts up to last Saturday
night showed % per cent of the loan
has been subscribed.
Apprehension that peace news from
abroad might cause relaxation of ef-
fort by workers and subscribers be-
came more distinct in the capital on
receipt Of reports from communities
throughout the country that sindivid-
uals and business firms were inclined
to postpone making their subscriptions
til late in the campaign. ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-10-09
Weeks Food Fact

The United States Food Administers
ton has advised it's Minnesota Office
that it will continue the assurance of
$3.50 per hundred as the average price
for the average of packers droves at
Chicago of hogs narrowed this fall.
In defense of the dairy industry of
the United States and of the children
among the allies, the United States
Food Administration is appealing to
the farmers of America mot to use
wheat mill feeds for other purposes
than the feeding of dairy cattle, poul-
try, young pigs, or calves, or the pre-
paratiOn Of weekly bran mash for
work animals The Food Admins
tratiOn, emphasizes, Furthermore, the
fact that no more wheat mill feeds
than usual should be fed to such ami
mails. 1t also asks that farmers shall
not have on hand at any one time more
than a sixty days supply of such feeds.
Wheat -four substitutes must be sold
concurrently with the sale Of -four to
consumers, including public eating
places and other institutions whether
they hold bakers licenses or not. The:
rule that bakers may purchase sub
stitutes from some other source than
that from which they obtain their
wheat -four does not apply to public
cutting places. Certificates that SUBJ
stitutes have been purchased elsewhere
have been discontinued. a. .s-
H The Food Administered ton will use all
Of Its enforcement machinery against,
dealers who attempt to reap large
profit from the American butter mar
ket Butter, both storage and fresh,
must be sold at prices not to exceed a
stipulated margin over what the butter;
costs the dealer.
y Storage Of poultry IN Canada have
decreased 95 per cent ii the last year
The need for increasing the poultry In
dustry In the United States is, there
fore, apparent.
Pay up time Z here. Don't forget.
the Sheaf.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-10-09
Baptist Church Of Vexa.
G.. H. EKBLAD, Pastor.

Sunday, Oct. -: Services at Vega
Sunday school at 1890 and preaching
services at II a. M. Services at Alvar-
ado-Sunday school at 3 and preaching
services at 80 and at p. m. Rev. e.
W. Olson from Philadelphia. will be
with us all day. -
The Bible class meets at the chapel
at 3 p. III. next, Saturday. 9E@
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-10-09

You can use the Sheaf Want Column
to good advantage. II you want to sell
anything or there is come article need
ed, try 1t. s =, szs5.- -. ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-10-09

Pay up time e here. Don't forget
the Sheaf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
"BEG|N NOW" IS GEN. CROWDER'S ADVICE

! selected fraternity Of active patriots.
strengthen those who arc weak. En-
cnuragr those who arc timid. Inspire
the Indifferent. Inform the ignorant.
| Search ont the slackers. Begin now to
! make every one Of you into a good SOL
! dirra capable defender OF our country.
: III spirit. in knowledge. and in physical
| fitness.
! There never was a WAT 10 which men
could give themselves with greater con-
iidrnrr and devotion. There never was
n war in which Il man had less excuse
! for holding hack There never was
| lime when man could be more dcsirous
! To be known as IA soldier. There never
Will be a century in the worlds history
! III which Il mans family. his townsrnen.
and his courtrymcn. will be prouder 10
! point him out as one Of their mcn-one
Of the men who had the honor OF being
! in the army.
/ This is your war. You are going 10
win il by what you arc-sood Americans
! ard good soldiers. You arc GOOD
; Americans already. 1t will t9ke some
+ tim" To max" good soldiers out OF you.
~. sooner ynu start. the sooner you
. VIII arrive Begin now,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
", C. A, TO MEET
At M'LURE TODAY
will Be First MONDAY MeetlnR-MAt-
tcrs OF Importance 70 Be
Discussed.

Matters " Importance VIII DC
rauSii"rrL ~ the regular semi
m.u:hly me-; ~ III" directors OF the
Watching Commercial Association TO BIS
held ut noon to-day nj III" Mcclure hotel
ur,i n :ull Attendance Nf the members
IS tNp,r'tcd.
Aside from numerous items or busl-
ness If a more or less routine nature.
a uuml-:r ni Other matters VIII claim
th., attention Of the members present.
TIA" railway terminal committee appoln-
al -. look INTO tn" proposition or con-
$rlidn,ini: tn" local passenger depotS
VIII report IN thu board and II is under
*Ir,d this rnmmlti"n will make some
Specific rcrnmnrri;iiio ions Some OF the
rrinrlIttr" conferred with q. s. Railway
administration officials NJ Pittsburgh
nud The committee. Will recommend GER
tam action I" Nc taken ny the CONNER
rinI Assoc ZION.
The hnurd will hr asked o.'select
three REPRESENTATIVES. TO represent busl-
u,.ss interests on the Greater Wheeling
rnr,n1lttrc which VII undertake the Diff
iirult task # E";:rG The suburban
towns t. lnrrrn"rHt" undcr tho Wheel
INK hammer rN"%' representatives " III
work with representatives from the
Rotary Cluh ard ~" various towns az
tCr:rd nv ~" consolidation.
Mr. k":rEum will make. full report
- ~" beard "n IN" progress "f the for
mn ion nt III" War Industries Roard and
rhr Sir'., organization Of tn" L. s. En-
plj,yrrni service. In addition there
Will b. a number 81 other matters OF
ilnInrirncr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25

t.noriI H. Grnwdcr. provost marshal
c,.,c-,I h,. ,sSu,d = ra;h.rIv and IA
.,,,;,.,
'''"''' ""'''' w '''@@ =
'i"" mon. ana u - hI!cd WIN "n"lc
som" hd'i"" IN ih"H'' serious 'f'"S ~
"hr .\'' ''l'lH 'h'' 'IaSS men arr
hSk'H l" f"hi H. h"' IL Is worm IN! :
one VIM" Ia *'""' II tH"r"uS"t! I'LL"
-" "''a' III" !. = E"''rh'n.I' cNrc''S
al every pa1ri"llr "it'H"l- II" l"lIo" :
ms Is General r"wd"rS address:
fr.''lN .\'N.
You hnV" h"' u S"l""'cd' ny Tho con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
BIG TILT GREEN
PROMISES TO Be FAST
Uhitakcr-Glcssner and wheeling s. & l.
Mines to Clash Saturday
Afternoon.

I'l"uty of interest IS gong inc ''"niT
aver 80, ".InItiG Sau" t"t"''h ''' ~
;l.Ssn"r MN" "i inns. Guy
md IN. >I""iy Wheeling Steel ~ i'""
,.rntn,rcn:. ut Y"rhvlll". which VIII he
rlny,h n; iir, Tunnel Green "'H Salnr
day afternoon Th"s" sam" CLUBS '''
,hrrr weeks n,;n .ui tn" locals were sur
rris.d LOSING hy I'M count or 4-"' 'L'
mann np1n$.d l."wls an IN" in"llt" 'i''
form. la, iui: Ihr i"'tI"r If IN" hu"' All
,l,.. wnN. Il L. Iii,ly that thr sam" ht"n
will urrury ih,. hIck"' and ihu'h u'i-
Crr.nt arg,liu"ui VII result.
Games nn Saturday aitcrn"nn's ar"
..riiur aS S"urC, as the t"i""S u"
,u'c.n ,hr agrs If ISL. hut this ON"
lis, TIL shoild command ia" aii"ni ION
81 ihr iualrrr,y If Thy" fanS "h" h'flF"
TO- So. good faSr baseball stru@Gl'&
W,lrh Is. IN" "ny m"nhr q! IN.
Wheeling club lost by IN" draft H"t'
,.:,rns will II" hard mt nut haT" enough
mo, Icf. "a mHkn matters pretty "Frh.
In.ra.;c Nv" locals pull through OH thr
long ND unnrh"r cnrn' VIII II" hrraht''i
rna tho imm"dlnt" iutur" IN h"n'7Ai
grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
Lieutenant AineSWOrth
10 Speak Here Tonight
Viii Address Severn, Local Bodies OF
Men Engaged IN Munitions
nI,pufuctnre

Lieutenant NIns N"rth al IN" r't.' :.
=ruil and II"i.- r i. S"HrinS' n''''''''
"r tii., T. = Emergency fl"'i ''FpH'F"-
,rnn. viii nrri,,- IN tn" "ity inns morn
lu;; from NnIu.St'iw ~. O.. Hnh inns w.
nimi: VIII ',ddr"~% = public in'rl'hS III
ih, Assembly r"r,n" II tn" Nh""hiS
,'.iuIn,.r,.iai .i.$,"'iHti"Ii
'rlr.S" i:'mih-Iu"u w!il $I"nk IN IN" ]"
t"r,.Gr:: ~ TIA. fleet '"rn"rall"n ana tH"'F
la,-s,:,t.". ~ OH. ihni MI VIII want ~
l.-rr 90; th"v VIII t,il 1T IN" astounding
riIrt:,- ilI,. I'u!',,! :Iiri"S has accom-
pushed N tn" ,E!ir huIldjug linz.
TI,~ rr.,.rlI has i'-rn arranged by
-. r'uturt,rIr.iIl .NS>nrIafi,'n III rn-"p"r-
;,ii"u' wI1h tt" Fleet. Corporation and
;hr \HIy Department.
purin. their stay III tho city thcy
will ar!,ir"ss ,l" employees "f ia" Wheel
ing Mold e F"undry and Riverside
Er'hg" 90. plants and tomorrow eve
Ming they will address lhr employees Of
the Wheeling Steel & Iron Co. ali three
Of which plants nro engaged on work
for the corporation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
Here Is Sensible Treatment That
Gets Prompt Results.

For real. downright, harassinC dis
comfort very few disorders can ap'
proach socallnd skin diseases. such as
Eczema. Trtter. l'nils. "rlplionS. sea-
irriEltinns and similar skin tr"uhlr:-.
Notwithstanding the lavish U.S.. u
salvnS. lotions. washes AMI other r"a;-
mcnt applied externally TO the irrl'
lated parts.
No one ever heard Of a person h"-
ing afflicted with any form Of skin dis
cases whose blood was in good con-
dition. Therefore. il is but logical
to conclude that the proper method
Of treatment for pimples, blctches,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
Itching, Scratching, Skin Diseases !
That Burn Like Flames Of Fire

sores. boils. rough. rcd and <cAly skin
Is 10 purify the blood and remove the
Tiny germs If pollution that bleak
through and manifest their presenee
on III" surface Of the skin.
People in all parts n( III, country
hay" written us how they were COM
pl";rly rid Of every trace Of these dis.
orders by III" us" Of S. S. S., the
na'Chl"s$. purely vegetable blood put
r.iirr. 5. =. S. goes direct 10 the CEN
ter OF thr. blood supply ard purihes
and clcans"S il Of every veSLige OF
foreign matter. giving dear and rud-
dy complexion that indicates perfect
health. Write to-day for free medical
advice regarding YOUR case. Address
Swift Specific Co.. 443 Swift Labor
tory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
BAUERS CLUB IN
GOOD SEASON
SPEEDY LOCAL AGGREGATION
ENDS BIGGEST YEAR IN HIS
TOBY WITH GREAT LIST.
Players Were IN Good Condition. Bu
Uncle Sam Did HIS Duty and Prac-
ttcally Settled All.

Out IN the East E!:d can be s"uHd n
that has startled TIE sax" .. West N.r'
Einia with the remarkable record rs
tahltshed during the present S"as"n.
The boys comprising ,his lineup ar" all
known 70 randoch Will" II" perform
ances they put up :hl$ season ""r'
even surprising To th"ir mos ARDEN
followers. Playing the majority % "a"
best clubs in West N:-sin:n md t;;i%
section OF the Ohio valley tn c!ub -
deserving Of unlimited credit for ia
work
Taking the team and lining II up
on the field. telling ahnwt tho ability
Of the players. etc. would take too Ions.
hut to give n slight synopsis OF the
work accomplished by Tho g cr!y ure--
chants ~ the national pa$;trH" will Il"
Justice to tho boys. Welch as = Catcher
has no equal in the valley. while kinI
; held down the duty 'oc rnnundSm1n IN
: first class order. Rero. SALISBURY.
: Perlev and Woods formed the best III
field in the ertirr Ohio valley. besides
being termed aS tho best IN tho state
With Connors. Ncuhart and lNSan ~
the outer garden N" CLUB was Wen
formed and not a man on II" c!no Is
new at the game or has not At on"
lime or other DISTINGUISHED himS"'t
with cther clubs. Tim" after ;i;ne
other clubs hav> b..u .iick"r.n= with
the local boys. making th"U t'nF''n~
offers to leave the cluh AID sv"T: "aH
has been asked. which proves 'Hf'r
worth.
well Formed.
Under the captainShlp and manage
ment of WEIGH and Jacohucoi. tho 'ioo
. wont through n most glorious season
. and it was mainly du" 70 IA" ""'"hS'AS
efcor, of this pair that tHr accom-
nlishment has beer attained. Things
y, onn ;ir1c Of other would look ann
and it kept tho boys ~ n" l"'Ap 20
= keep the club together. Captain "rich
leaves to-day for camp.
Tho record Of ths nI"G Is nne y; mrs.
class merit while the total points aH'
much to the presti=. OF n" local corr
+inrent Most OF tho games w"r" won
, away from aorre as n locals S"t'"r'''
! two defeats. both ut TunnNl Tr'"1
Here is the list.
Bauers 5. 2. & r g l.
Rauers n. McConk"vS 1.
Baucrs 2. Bethany 1.
Bauers .. Pa9-n CT"
Hauers u. Conn"revill" ,.
BauerS >, Fairrn"nt q.
Sauers 5. ClarksburG ).
Hauers 90. Ee,laire y. {. % iHn:1|S>.
Rauers -. Es!rH"n' /.
Farcrs -. Washington 1.
Raucrs 4. F"rrE ).
R,ucrs .. Wilson Packing D
EaucrS o.. |Iarn"e"'iI"
Eaucrs -. Washington Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
Standing Of Clubs.
To-day's Games.
PITTSBURGH Al ii""k'yn.
rhIrH;," ~ Philadelphia.
81 Louis NJ Nrw York.
cincinnati ut Hrstol

BROOKLYN. July a. 49, TIltShurEh
won III" first game Of the SrrlrS from
I:r"u.Iln InGny 10y II Sr"re Of . In |.
mainly through C"ImSiurk'S effective
MSS and Ctt"u's w"nd"riul playing at
short. Th" latter accepted eleven
"hancrS, most II them difficult plays i-l
,i,r,, fIrl1 Strnrc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.
None Scheduled.
Standing of the Clubs,
To-daY'S Games

rhI!nI"lphiH u; Detroit.
New YORK ~ cleveland.
l;uStun ut Chicago.
Washington ut 50. Louis
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iriisiur;:h ...... " u II " O.
.I.r,,,,Iyu Il - "a 0-.l
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(McD"v<O .........' 7"
Also ran--North Spur. Wilkes low
rr. .tllan Watts. Grand 'h'm :. "A'
Peter. Tho Tridlor and 'i'n;rS'.
Ti,rr--@:n5E u: 2:ni =: 2:"i =. -:"" =
e:Q7it: @:nG::
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-30
Linked France and Scotland.
A SAFE tx

The small border, or treasure, which
surrounds the arms of Scotland in the
British coat of arms is the emblem of
preservation or protection. A legend
states that the border was given to
Achaius, king Of the Scots, by Charlie
magne as pledge that the French
lilies should defend the Scottish lion.
The significance of this lies in the de-
sign of the border, which is composed
of f1eur-de-lis.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-30
Tho Snakes Rattle.

The rattle of the rattlesnake is de-
veloped from the single conicle scale
or epidermal spine, which in most
snakes forms the internal tegument of
the tail. The bone on which the roof
of the rattle rests consists of the last
caudal vertebra and is covered with g.
skin which is the beginning of the rat
tie in young rattlesnakes.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-30
Alaska's Great Bears

Inc great brown bear of Alaska II
the largest of all bears. and the largest
fesh-eating animals in the world. So
rar as natural history is concerned,
these bears have been known only
since 1898. They reach a weight of
1,50O pounds, and unless attacked are
1noffensive giants. Then they become
terrific antagonists. They grow fat
ON salmon of the Alaskan rivers.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-30
PRINCIPAL Geyser REGIONS.

GeySers occur in most volcanic re-
Y1Ons; most notable specimens are In
Yellowstone region of Rocky noun
tains, New Zealand, Tibet, the Azores
and in southwestern Iceland
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-30

News want ads are smaE but the
cost is smaller. but wise investors usa
them for best results.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-30

Future growth of the properties the business
sured by the steadily widening field for the
and by the expansion
Milwaukee district Of the chief
centers
With honorable and efficient management, strict
State regulation Of service rates. finances earnings
counting this business is solid and well assured of
continuing prosperity, the fair limit
by State law, in the State of Wisconsin.
always have and do today rank with those the best
utilities, because of the facts set forth above.
A 22-YEAR RECORD OF COMPANY
EARNINGS
During the twenty two years corporate life
1896 to 19Sthese Companies have failed
pay the every of obligations with
agreed interest.
Even in 1918 (the hardest year utility COM
panes because State Commissions failed
just rates to rising operating quickly enough
waukee companies have earned interest bond
obligations with Pending
increases with expected gradual drop of coal
and other supplies promise 1919 regu
lar yearly fair return to which the property entitled under
State regulation of this business When the State
the right in the public interest utility earnings
to fair yearly return Sateappraed value,
at the time the solemn obligation in pub
lies good faith to the utilities that fair yearly
year. Under the extraordinary
of the States failed make good fully this
obligation to the utilities It is granted
conditions rapidly passing seassu1ned
cation to the utilities with respect their fair yearly
investment will hereafter
filled.
THE PRESENT ISSUE OF So, 600, 900
IL, 5-YEA2 NOTES
Issuance and sale Of this issue approved
by the Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Proceeds Of be used in part to pay for
plant additions during 1915 part plant additions
to be made in 1919.
This issue of Notes is general obligation the Mwau
Ike Electric Railway Light Company with prior claim
the Company's earnings which satisfied before
dollar of dividends can be paid in any year.
These Notes further secured by deposit with the
First Trust Company of Milwaukee Trustee the Note
buyers, of $450000O of 4Oyear bonds of Milwaukee
Light Heat Traction Company which bonds by
The Milwaukee Electric Railway & Light Company.
The Milwaukee Electric Railway & Light Company
the parent company-oaned little 81 100000 to the
Milwaukee Light Heat Company which the lat
ter Company used for constructing and purchasing
property.
The Milwaukee Light, Heat & Traction Company has
now repaid this loan in by giving The Milwaukee
trio Railway Light Company $45OOOOO 4O-year bonds
secured by general mortgage it's property.
These bonds yearly during
five years, percent yearly thereafter 35 years.
We strongly recommend the percent 5-year Notes to
Milwaukee and Wisconsin investors Considering their
safety and their high rate of interest regard them
most desirable Investment for customers other
friends here at home.
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First Half Million Sold in : DAYS

10 Notes the interest and dividend payments they will
from other investments at the years end
The following detailed statement regarding this business
published to those questions concerning this Note is
and the properties behind it. which have been most often
asked at the sales counter during the three days of the
sale.
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-30

The home paper--Watertown News
Read the News.
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BULLETIN: This "acr'

BULLETIN: This "acrOss the counter
sale of securities DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC started Wednes-
day morning. Dec. 49, At o'clock Friday night, Dec 20,
when the Sales Office closed for the day. 100000 of the
Notes had been s and reservations of than 500
ditona booked Orders from all parts of the State
Many intending buyers tell they to invest in these
The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-30

any intending buyers tell us they mean
PUBLIC SERVICE BUILDING
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
DECEMBER L. 1918
A SAFE TX
Milwaukee
Investment
$3,600,00O
100, 5-Year
Bond-Secured Notes
The Milwaukee Electric
Railway 6 Light Company
SIZES: $50, $loo, $500 $1,000
FACTS FOR INVESTORS
Notes, by ample security by great
growing OVERWHELMINGLY NECESSARY
by good faith Wisconsin,
O MILWAUKEE Wisconsin
ing percent your money with maximum safety -
A $50 Note earns $3.50 interest in 5 years.
s1OO $35 years.
A $500 Note s175 in years.
81 900 Note earns $3.50 interest in 5 years.
TERMS: Par for cash; interest pay; your
Notes start earning interest for the you
buy them; draw interest twice year-May and No
vember get purchase money back in cash No.
vember 1, 1929
Third and Sycamore streets, PUBLIC SERVICE
BUILDING. OPEN s A. M. TO 8 P. M. Telephone Grand
1913: Call "Securities Department.
banks; prefer to order direct from the Company,
Notes ordered will be delivered through your home
banks, c. o. D.
THE PROPERTIES BACK OF THIS LOAN
Milwaukee Railway & Light Company
the Milwaukee Light Heat & Traction Company, owned by
the people and operated system, supply sub
stantaly all of the electric light heat and trans
poaon services of Milwaukee and the cities and towns of
the Greater Milwaukee industrial district with total
ulation Of 100000.
The reproduction value of the physical proper
ties OF the affiliated companies ON September 80,
1918, based on the Wisconsin Railroad Commits
sons appraisal of 1914, ,s7972
Present value of liabilities account of bonded
debt and bOnd-secured notes outstanding against
the properties, including the present issue of
ss,eOOOOO ---------- s1,s25,esO
Margin--------------------- 16,O72Os1