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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-07

frsm a. n. 70 . ne0a. ana frcm
9 =. ~, to II r. n. Manufacturing
plants which operats " electric pow
Or have re-arsangsd their TINA 90
cordingiy. operating forenoons and
evenings. being necessarily shut
down during the afternoons This Il
10 very ineonvenisnt arrangs1Aent,
but b absolutely necessary beeause
not more than six-hour water sup
ply eau b conserved at one time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-07
WATER SHORTAGE
FRANKLIN COUNTY

Farfaington. Me-. Aug. 6.-The
Franklin Light q Power Co., has
adopted q new schedule Of running
time which Is effective until there
10 rain eaough to furnish q sufYictent
water power 10 allow them to run
all the time 90 usual or until the
supply il still further diminished so
that the hours hare 70 be shortened
again. The present running time is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Lamb of Win.
chester. Ind. are visiting relatives In
tUWkn.
Lester Holway OF Fairfield was In
town Monday to look at the sweet
corn.
H. g. Wentworth. Melvin Palmer
and Josiah Lamb with. their families.
passed q very pleasant afternoon at
Good win farm Monday. The nausea6a
school bnil1ing. manual training build.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-07

The worlds standard remedy for kidney.
iivu, bladder and uric acid troubles.
ysmous since 1896 Take regularly and
keep in good health. ID three sises, al
druggists. ouaransssd - represented.
lesk Sss ths saans csA Msdsa - svssy bex
81 Aoeepe - tnnieneipa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-07

YHA 4k>.k 80
oes snAted ~ tne feoern Sn .s1.0l
- asency y ..s y
the people 20 pesic.
a. y was unosr Aruce s
2 fsos Aenonent'
tu'iy ocueu m INC a".
question concerning tne reue
hio.to1y amenomen. ~ snps s |.
Ordinary mstrumentahty OF inc o
the 'esisia.ise orancn OF tne sove
ment. the ,aw-makins pow put
into WORDS the wih Of the state M CON
nec..on WIN tne cnoiSe oi
tial Electors. the @disunction petweea
the function ana power OF tne Ae-
iature IN tne case under cons'osf st,On
and It's funcuon ana power - p
ticuiar body dedsnatsd ~ tne tedera
Constitution 70 seuny q seseot . Ecu
eral Amsndmens = 40 - clear
end must >ps borne - oes
It follows therefore That under the
provisions of the Federal ConstituticA
the State by IL legislative direction
may establish sueh . method Of choos-
inE its Presicentiai EiectorS 10 Il may
zee at and may change that method
from tlme to time al II may deem adj
visabae, but the legislative acts both
Of estabiishfnknt and OF change inust
always be subject to the provisions of
the Constitution of the State IN force
1T the time such acts are passed and
can be valid ana eifeStive only when
enacted IN comoliafice herewith.
In the exercise Of the power thus
conferred bv the Federal Constitutes
various rnefhode Of eiectin9 pfesidens
"a "a -
s.v. hy ~. ssvsrai states A set fortH
| :. s.t:u l. Mrpn.t.nr y Hiacker. III
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,.s. as ,-,th ~. s,c.ntion a. ti,osa of
80 sad ,saa .h.v we're uniformly i,rea
.a,s.ss - ana wsrs annfovsA bv INA
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=, :. . .nsS,...,., .s.aa.. -" 100 J.
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a,...,oa ill., ~ p.s.;Sa ot .,.stoe. puh
Z. 1ssa. Oh. 3. and. foilo~inr the re- re-
solves OF nsO ana ~. 'lesc,'oed . .ne
quAnnes so.sFs tnefsiol 70 d, ne
peopie OF TINS state auanned 70 vo:s
iof SENATORS m iu 'ee.aa1ur TINS
qnaHncatson established BY the Act o.
ls0 has been preserved IN all the sud-
!, sequent revisaons. Il. 8. 1ss7. ch. 4 &c.
a; r. 8. lsn. CHI .. sec. u; r. 8. 1859.
sh- 4. sec .: r. 8. 1909. ch- s: sec. II:
r. 8. 1916. ch. .. sec. 81: and such was
the law OF this State when the Act in
/ On0Gti0n. eh. III OF the Public Lawn NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-07
SQUEEZED
TO DEATH

Whsn the body begins to. stihcn
and movement becomes painful It
i usually N indication that the
Kidneys are out Of order. Keep
these organs healthy BY taking
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-20

WE asked the young lady across the
W way if her fathers new automo-
BILE was an eight and she said he called
It that but it certainly would take
some erowding.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-20
AUTOLESS HOMES

evenin's durin' tn week. When ]
recall tn ole simple diversions O.
thirty years ago-th' sweet home life,
tn sundny afternoon readfn' circle.
quiet stroll around tn courthouse. or
Z tn cemetrys haskell picnfcs. ex-
cttlni croquet contests by famplIrht.
neiEhborlg reunions under tn spread
In pear tree, good book an ham
mock. \ lovers call In tn cool par
Tor dollar eNeurHiOns, balloon uEcen-
sioDHs an tn Hke-guIet. restfuI sun-
cay nm pleasant simple eYenInfs m
holidays. without sputterIn' motor
cycles open nlufflerE, dust, accidents
explosions, bloW0uts, Eunburuf noses.
home made liquor, an excitement, I
ippFeclate now Ter we've travelled
have no hopes that tn ole nmuse-
mentE N ever Kit n footin' aGin. 50
somethini must be done 4 save those
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-20

YAM SIMS attended the show at the
Tiekville opera house Friday night
It was advertised as a gripping vest
EN- drama, and during the third act he
thought sure II had him, but It turned
out to be only his coat hung in a
crack in the bench.
A petition was passed around in
Tickville this week and everybody
signed It except the barber, and be
refused because the nan shavss him
self.
Sile Kldew says he don't know
which Is the most trouble TO keep up
with; his handkerchief OF his birth
days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-20
Hair Clippers Cause Panic
Among Girls In N. 7.

Rutherford. n. J. Dec. 28.-Pohca
officials all over Bergen county are
maEing every EFFORT TO ascertain the
IDENTITY OF Two young men. travelling
In an automobile who have spread 4
reign OF terror among young girls
wiki attractive hair. Recently tive
girls have been shorn OF their long
tresses and the victims have furnished
such good descriptions OF the -hsfr
clippers that their arrest 10 expected
soon
Elsie Meunchhausen. u. blond. Was
alone near Der home on Second street
Carlstadt when the men leaped from
an automobile. grabbed hold OF her
and cut of the major part OF her hair.
Annie Frlese. 20. brunette, OF No.
sos Seventh street Carlsbad. was on
Hackensack street. East Rutherford.
when two young men accosted her
and cut OF her tresseE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-20

who must walk or stay at home On
a recent Sabbath afternoon I Glanced
= pass a home in a town hard by an
WIZ struck by tn picture o. misery
and despair 81 presented. What / took
q be tn mother WIZ settin' on a
kitchen chair ut one end o tn We
randy with n look o. utter hopeless
ness on her face, her chin reEtin' on
one hand while tn other held a DO
tato mashers at the extreme other end
o. tn verundy sat what / reclzoned
rFuz tn daughter She'd made a feeble
effort 4 doll up. an set with her face
buried in her handss what WIZ IN
mistnkably tn fnther stood sullen an
mOtfOnless under a cherry tree with
his hack = tn street in his shirt
sleeves an suspenders an bare feets
what beyond doubt WIZ tn son o. tn
home stood fer in tn rear o. tn home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-20

. refilled He viii bring it hack. In
side you win find five hundred
thousand dollars in American bank
notes"
There was no signature Tenant
thought for a while. Au Caveau.
Rue des Innocents, the same place
which the apache. Bibi le Ferceur.
has given him as address If he ever
needed his help for France"
BE looked at his watch II was
little before ten Then he called
Doumay.
Hello. That you. Doumay7 Found
our butcher yeti Noi Keep on look
ing! BY the way. you don't happen
to know an expert forger. do youT
Yes An expert forEer; that's what
] said You do know one2 Bully FOR
you Send him straight over 70 my
apartment as soon as possible
re turned 20 the servant.
Nix me mint iulep. George
deserve one- And he stretched
himself luNuriouslF on the couch
while waiting for the aromatic drink
and the forger-
CONTINUED IN Next Issue)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-20

MOLLY WIGGINs. traveIln' lecturer
4tl fer ssTh' League q Brighten
AutoIesl Homess" spoke at lIelsdeon
hall. last night. an made a strong
IN eloquent appeal fer funds q carry
- 81 eommendable work tn
SPEAKER while not handsome vTuz
nattf'ly uttired an her hair vyuz
under perfect control. She used no
gestures or water an spoke nueutIy
ne folIeras @some Ereaf. heroic ef-
forth Jest have . be made e bring
cheer q tn homes O. those. without
motor driven VehfcIes-t' give 'em
clean wholesome diversion on san
days, and holidays, an tire IN long
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-20

his undershirt an trousers perrin
Idly int IN alley. Th' utter desOIatfou
O. tn picture impressed me an ]
turned 4 my companion who WIZ a
resident o. tn town, an asked her
what great calamity had befnllen that
home.
fsOh.' she said. eareIessly. athey
haNe no auto! So. my friends, here
we have a vivid picture OF n home
without any means o. rapid trunEit.n
At tn conclusion o. Miss WiEEfns's
address, live, energetic. blE hearted
Nurk Simpson. o. tn Peoples bank.
gave his check fer a croquet set 4
be sent q tn home without delay.
while Miss Fawu Lippincut set about
at once q organize n motor transport
corDs 4 look after couple O. families
east o. tn saw mIlI.-Copyrigh Ma
tional Newspaper Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-20

The Egyptians had many kinds OF
bread They not only baked ir IN
dlllerent shapes, but made &c Of sew
eral sorts Of flour and Favored ft ia
a great variety OF ways.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-20

Austria. facing an acute SHORTAGE
OF lahorinE men, has partly solved
the problem by the employment of
women IN the reconstruction work
now going on in Uar-ruined sections
OF the country. Women are WORKING
as hod-carriers. mortar-mixers and a.
general laborars.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-20
THE MAN WITH THE LIMP

Antoie Iarret a French Socialist
deputy ls murdered On the Latin quarter
o. Paris auG the Barisian police arrest
Nile Lanta'guz. who has been seen with
hinls an actress. daughter Il tho CHIEF Of
the French political police. Tenant, an
American working 81 Paris for private
detective agency, contends that uhe IS in
noceut He lives with lord Meuzies-ECrr
in bachelor quarters His lordship Esiks
---E Jim
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
MONTREAL CLOSING.
VICTORY NOTE PAYMENTS.
Glass Announces S3.6OO.OOO,OO(
Received by Government

According to a statement made by
Carter Glass, Secretary Of the Treasury
transmitted yesterday through the New
York Federal Reserve Bank. approx
mately $500. 900. 900 has been received
to date by the banks and the Treasury
on account of subscriptions to the Vic
tory notes This leaves but approx
mately S1.OOO.OO0.OOO to be paid into
the Treasury to wipe the slate clean
Most OF the balance is represented in
comparatively small payments. extending
over period of time.
In consideration Of the large payments
already made on the loan, the Secre-
tary has authorized the Federal reserve
banks on and after June 10 and until
further notice to redeem In cash before
maturity at par and accrued interest
to the date of redemption Treasury GER
tifcates Of indebtedness OF any and all
series maturing on or before July /,
1919. and not overdue at the holders
options
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
CURB IS STRONGER
TOWARD THE CLOSE
Early Losses Through Profit
Taking Mostly Recovered in
Late Trading.

Price movements in the outside mar
ket yesterday were irregular, but toward
the close a stronger undertone was in
evidence. Professional profit taking in
the early part OF the session resulted
In small losses throughout the list. but
at the gong most of them had been re-
covered. Price movements generally
were narrow.
Interest for a time was directed to
the motor and rubber group through the
addition to the list of Ohio Savold Tire.
That company was formed by a group
Of tire men to rebuild tires in Ohio under
the savold process. The company has
plantg in the principle cities of that
state and is capitalized for $4,000, 900.
par value $50 a share. The price ad-
Sanced three points from It's opening
sale of 2S.
Coal stocks were in fair demand. but
reacted in the afternoon. 1t was stated
that the Acma Coal Company has under
consideration the purchase Of two coal
mines In Kentucky, including all equip
ment Peerless gained point from the
opening level and United Motors was
fractionally higher.
Among the oils price movements were
narrow and irregular. Sinclair Gulf was
in good demand In the late trading and
Sholan Oil rallied after weakness around
midday. Midwest Texas was firm, due
to the report that the company had made
q contract for the drilling Of No. well
on property in which 1t owns half in
terest Texas. Commonwealth Petroleum
and Merritt Oil were fractionally lower
and Midwest Refining advanced point.
Ventura was strong, gaining almost
point
Mining shares were generally quiet.
Consolidated Copper Mines was firm
and there was fair demand for Alaska
Mines It was stated that two dredges
were expected to be in operation by July
and two more later in the summer.
Bonds were firm with the exception
OF Russian Governments, which sold
several points lower in the late trading.
Total sales and range of prices fol-
low:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
Todd Shipyards Corporation

Todd Shipyards Corporation
To the Holders of outstanding notes OF the
Issue Of 5000, 900 O. year 90 Convert
ible Gold Notes Of Todd Shipyard,
dated June 10, 1o10i
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that TODD
sHIPYARDs CoRPoRATloN by resoiu;
for redemption on June IL. 1919, all OF
the notes of the issue above mentioned
NOW ou,standns Interest S on all such
owners and holders thereof are required to
present the same for redemption and pay
matter provided. The nnteA snould 10
presented with the coupon due June IS.
1919, and all subsequent coupons at tHs
once OF Brooklyn Trust COMPANY. No.
ness hours on the l4th or 10th days Of
June, 1919 (the 18th day being sunday. a.
Brooklyn Trust Company Of iO7Ss Of the
principal amount of the notes 80 presented
and and, also IN, The amount OF tho coupon due
In accordance with the provisions Of
Article Three Of the indenture above mem
toned, tho holders OF tho notes called for
right. at any time before June Is. 1918,
upon giving at least two dayS written no.
tice to said Brooklyn Trust Company, to
exchange such notes for stock of Todd
shipyards Corporation without nominal or
par value at the rate OF ten Uo) shares OF
such stock for each one thousand dollars
OF such notes being entitled upon such
exchange to receive the amount OF In
terest accrued upon the notes to the date
in all dividends upon tho stock OF Todd
Shipyards Corporation payable to holders
OF record on and after tho date when the
stock exchanged for notes shall be trSns-
ferrsd.
New York. May. .. 1919.
By order of the Board of Directors.
CARL, r. RIEDEI. Secretary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10

eriok Stephens, Benjamin b. Marco and
Alexander ]. Fraser. every one holding
ten shares Twenty thousand shares Of
the company's preferred stock are val
ued at 800 each, and 10000 shares of
value.
The corporation will begin business
with S2'l6o.0O0. The preferred stock
VIII pay a semi-annual dividend of :
per cent. No dividends twin be- declared
on the common stock until dividends on
.ne preferred stock shall have been paid
Inc preferred stock may be retired at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
American WOODEN Company
Massachusetts Corporation
QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS

Notice 10 hereby given that the regular
quarterly dividends OF One Dollar and sew
enty Ave Cents (Sl.76) per share on the P,e-
ferred Stock and One Dollar and Twenty
fve Cents Sl.25) per share on TIL Com
mon stock OF this Company will ar paid
on July Is, 1919. to stockholders Of re -ord
June Is. 1913.
Transfer books will Re closed at 'hp clos.
OF business June 10. 1919, and Will b. re-
opened at the opening OF business inc
81, 1919.
WIN. II. DwELLY, Treasurer
Boston, Mass. June &. 1919.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10

Coffee Cables-Rio was On reis higher for
70 atlSs20o for No. Z. Exchange 1.32d. higher
at II l5-32d. Receipts 1000 bags and stock
~, 900 bags
Santos spots were unchanged at $4,000
for No. and 1890 for No. 7. Receipts p, 900
bags and stock 25oo, 600 bags. Santos futures
vert rs 10 It's reis higher.
Receipts at the ports were 20, 900 bags against
&c, 900 last year and S. 300 two years ago. Sac
Paulo had IL. 900. against % Ooo and 5000. and
respectively.
Fine weather was reported IN two districts
Of Sac Paulo and rain IN three with tenn
peratures ranging from 80 to 81 degrees.
Cleared from Santos q, 900 bags for New York.
SIT. rrIs,r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
FORM NEW COAL CONCERN.
stephens Fuel Company Of $4,000.
900 Capital Incorporate.

Tho certificate OF incorporation of the
Stephens Fuel Company. Inc, capitalized
at 100000 preferred stock. was filed
yesterday in the Bronx County Clerks
office. 1t is tho largest capitalization OF
corporation filed in Bronx county. The
concern will deal in coal. coke. wood
and fuel and operate mines. The In
corporators are olin ]. Stephens. Rod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
COFFEE MARKET.

. There was a preponderance OF bullish
advices in the coffee market yesterday
and after opening firm at Q to Is points
above the previous close values ad-
vanced sharply on buying by houses with
wire connections, the demand carrying
practically all active months to new
highs, the close showing net gains Of
80 to 40 points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION
Notice Of Dividends on Eight Per Cent
Cumulative Convertible Preferred
Stock: Seven Per Cent. SOn-Cumulative
Preferred stock; Common Stock and
Class II COmmOn Stock

The second installment OF PC OF ths
eight per cent. dividend upon the EiEht
Per Cent. Cumulative Convertible Preferred
stock and the second installnent OF 4, CO
Of the seven per cent. dividend upon the
Seven Per Cent Non Cumulative Preferred
Stock Of Bethlehem Steel Corporation
which were declared on January %. 1919.
and the u 60 regular dividend and tho
No extra dividend upon the Common
Stock and Glass Common Stock Of The
Corporation, which were declared on April
"a. 1919, will be payable on July /, 1919.
to the respective holders of record Of sai d
four classes of stock at the clos" OF bGs.-
ness on June l6. 1918; the third install
-1-nt OF said dividends on said Eight Per
Cent. Cumulative Convertible Preforr a
Stock and on said Seven Per Cent. Nom
Cumulative Preferred stock will be paw
able on october /, 1918. to tho respoetvs
holders OF record thereof at the close q
business on September Is, 1919: and the
fourth. on January ., 1920. 10 tho
spective holders OF record thereof q, tis
close OF business on December IS, 1913
Checks will be mailed.
Dated June .. 1919.
r L. McMATH. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
BANK OF ABYSsISIA.
LACKAwANNA STEEL COMPANY

The Board OF Directors Of Lagkt anna
Steel Company. at a meeting held MAY %?
1919. declared out OF surplus net cam
ings. a quarterly dividend OF one and or--
half per cont. N1a % on the outstaud.u
Common Stock OF this Compan.. payay.s
June 80, 1919, to stockholders OF record al
the close of business, juno 10, 1912.
Checks will be mailed.
J.. P. HlGG1NsoN. Treasurer
Nay 26. 1913.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
BANK or ABYSSINIl
niHl.lanA ~

dividend OF four per centum &C., IN
the amount paid up on the share TO: ia
capital stock of this Bank, VIZ. urr sh..-
ling per share. being the first dividend
thereon, has been declared payable on and
after June 6, 1919. to the bearers 81 Gi.l-
dend coupons number one annexed To coz
tthcates representing such stock. upon
presentation and surrender ot such .1Gqal,
at the offices of the National PauN O;
Egypt In Cairo or Alexandria, Is tp', OF
London, England.
June c, 1919
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
DIVIDENDS.
Stock of Pay
Record. able.

Record. aS:o.
soc 80. -: w.. June 10 July
q, % June 20 July
Canadian Loco, q. !. g June 20 July /
Can. Loco. pr. q. IN - June 20 July
Canadian Con. Rub. pr,
california ALI % Petroleum Corp ~ - juno ''
pr, $3.50 back divIdsnd.June 80 July /
pr. O.. ;l75. June 20 July !
Chino Copper Co.. O.. Use. June l6 juno 30
Detroit. Hillsdale & South
western Ry, Co, SEA. S2.Juno 20 July
q, /. S.............. June 20 July
ises .....-.........,... June 20 July
l&es ..-...e........... Junel4 July
soc. ..,....... ,.... June 20 June rs
Canada. IL % ..........June ~ .......
KaIb Bakery Co. pr. a..
Loose wies Biscuit Co, list , -,
McCrory Stores Corp. pr, q.
Manila siis Ei:c. r. n. Light: .'' " July
Md sPf i Essex Il K X. S c., s-a June 'uy
New New York. Lack q West
New wv" York & Hariem r. r.
Co. pr, S250. ........ June lS July
GO CO., $50 ..'''...'..,...J uns ls July l
Ma sara Falls Power co. pr, -.
Ni Al aus s..i..'....,.Jun e 10 Juno 80
Parke-Davls Co, q, 49,. June 20 June 50
Pitts McKeesport & Yough-
iogheny Il. Il. Co. s-a 49,,
pits st,o0 TT. W. 8 c. Ry. Co. 1
pr q; % ~. ~: -, June ~ july
a. ~ cs Junelo July
Ray Cons. Copper Co., o." a.
St Louis Rocky Mt. & Pac
Co. pr. q, IL 20. June ~ June ~
s. $. Kresge Co. pr. s-a- ,,,u
shawinigan water & Pow
er Co a.. %........Jun 81 July 10
s. s Kresse Co, s-a.. se.5O.Juns l6 July
rGGNst' loOa.'O p'.' June 80 July IS
Utah Copper Co. O.. $3.50. June Is June 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10

The May sales OF S. H. Kress a Co.
were s1.s3s,S67.oo. an increase OF S2ls-
$1,000, or Is 3-10%e over 1913.
In the i've months to May 31st, ths
sales were 1866. 86l.0O. an increase OF
S.42s,l7o.oo, or 2o9s over the correspond
ing period of 1918.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-10
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

Approx.
Form, Rate and Maturity. Bid. Asked yield
Coupon AS, jan. 1s6t.....l07h 1854 40
Registered AIS, jan, 1854. ..l07 10s Al
Coupon 49, Sept. ls63.....lo1h 1854 40
Registered AS, Sept, 1868. .l0 los AL
Coupon AIS, March. 1866. .103 t.OS
Registered AS, March, 1965.101 t6
Coupon AIS, Jan, 1856. ..102 %Vt
Registered AS, Jan, 1865. .101 405
Coupon AIS, JAN. let5. ......l0l AW
Coupon AVS, jan. 1sks. 100 :. tos
Coupon 10. 1867. .............. % 30 40
Coupon 10, 1960-62, Canal. eS 80 t0S
Registered a, 1960-62. Canal s7k ssh t01
Coupon 4s,195S-62, Highway. IS 80 t06
Regis. a., 1882 Highway. e7H ISIS tO
Coupon ~, jan, 1s46. 800. e7& tlo
Registered 4s, Jan, lsle.....N 40
Coupon A., jan, 1942....... Th tN
Registered ~, Jan, 19i2.... 81 E. 80"
Coupon 3s 1856 1859 ......... On apple alton.
Registered IS. l956-l959. ..... On application.