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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
BEAVER BOARD OFFERING.
Issue of Consolidated Companies
Being Sold by Bankers.

All companies manufacturing and SELL
ing beaver board, a wall board that has
been manufactured since 1905, have
been consolidated into Beaver Board
Companies. These companies have man
ufacturing plants here and In Canada
and maintain sales organizations at
home and abroad.
Imbrie & Co. are Offering part of a
total authorized issue OF $15,000,000 z
per cent preferred stock Of the new
company. Common stock has been au-
thorized to the amount Of 100000 shares
of no par value, of which 126,240 shares
will be issued. Most of that amount Is
exchanged common stock Of subsidiary
companies and part is stock purchased
Ivy preferred shareholders, who had the
right to subscribe to the common to the
extent of one share Of common at $45
for one share of preferred. What COM
mon stock remains OF the 128,240 shares
will be offered publicly. Provision has
been made for the issuance of 100000
900 second preferred stock eventually, to
be used for the purchase of additional
properties. Earnings Of the combined
companies for the year ended June 30,
1919, showed So n share on 126,240
shares of common stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
COFFEE MARKET.

In response to a weak Santos market
call prices on the local coffee exchange
were IS to Is points below the previous
close. The market had the appearance
Of being heavily oversold and in a posi-
ton quickly to respond to developments
favoring prices. The declining tendency
was checked around midday by cables
reporting a steadier Santos futures
market Those advices caused shorts to
cover, sending December to 1885 or 10
points above the initial figures. but
trading lacked snap and was not actiN e
throughout the day. The market close
8 points net lower to an advance of 10
points.
The early cable from Brazil reported
the Rio spot market unchanged with
Santos 400 lower. Bahia cleared 1000
bags for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02

Chicago banks Merge.

CHICAGO, Oct 1.-THE earnings of the
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank, the
Merchants Loan and Trust Company
and the Corn Exchange National Bank
have been pooled and the merger Is an
accomplished fact so far as It concerns
stockholders common interests. The
hanks will retain their organizations and
Identities for the time being, pending
consolidation and erection of new
building, which will be the home Of the
combined banks, under the name OF the
North American Trust Company. The
bank will be the second largest in the
city and have deposits OF more than
$500, 000,00
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
OPENS BRANCHES IN QUEENS.
American Trust to Have Offices in
Long Islnnd City and Jamaica.

The Superintendent of Banks has au-
thorized the American Trust Company
to open two branch offices, one in Long
Island City and the other In jamaica
The quarters are those formerly occu-
pied by the Queens County Trust Com
pany.
The American Trust Company has
taken over the banking and trust bust
ness OF the Queens County Trust Com
rany, including its deposits, amounting
10 more than 100000, making the
total deposits of the American more than
IS, O00. 900. Daniel w. Quinn, Jr., who
has been president of the Queens County
Trust Company and formerly with the
banking department. has been elected
one ofsthe vice-presidents of the Ameri-
can, and will assume charge Of its
Queens county offices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
BANK ADDS TO SURPLUS.
Commerce Transfers s5,OOO.oOO
= From Undivided Profits.

The directors of the National Bank
of Commerce voted yesterday to transfer
100000 from undivided profits to
surplus. increasing the surplus account
from $40, 900. 900 to $4,000, 900, a figure
equaling the 100000 capital Of the
institution.
The third increase is the third of SIM
liar amount in the banks surplus since
January /, 1918. The bank has capital
and surplus of s50,0OO.0o0. and undi-
vided profits of more than 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02

Rio was unchanged at 10000 for No. T.
Exchange unchanged at Il 2l-s2d. Receipts,
5000 bags and stock ADS 900 bags.
In Santos spots were 300 reis lower than
September q, with A quoted at l6S5O0 and
Is, l4s300 Receipts, 23O0O bags and stock,
]. ga, 900 bags. Santos futures were 100 refs
hi CHER TO 800 lower
Receipts at the ports were 1900 bags,
against 4, 900 last year and S. 600 two years
ago. Sac Paulo had &c, 0oo against g, 90
and 41Oo0 and Jundiahy 1900, against ., COO
and A., 900 bags, respectively.
Rain was reported in three districts Of Sac
Paulo and fine in two, with temperatures
ranging from co to So degrees.
Cleared from Bahia, 900 bags for New York.
pDAuIrrAN cpt-Irtn or r,tS1,ICc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
Pacific Coast Report.

The Pacific Coast Company, accord
ing TO the annual report issued yester-
day for the year ended on June 80,
earned S4.29 a share on its $1,000, 900
common after charges and preferred
dividends against 1896 a share earned
on the common in the preceding year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duty at the Custom
House yesterday were $542,13b.35, Of
which $155,096.57 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
SSS7.O3S.TS for recent importations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
Big GOLD STREAM
is HEADED FOR U. S.
National City Bank Declares
Its Influence Will Be to Send
Prices Soaring.
IS A NATURAL STRUGGLE
Turning of Balance of Trade
Against U. s. Is Only Cure,
Asserts Bank.

All streams OF gold from South AZ
RIGA. Australia and other gold producing
regions are headed for the United
States, according to the monthly cir
cular issued to-day by the National City
Bank, which says that the influence will
be to raise prices higher and higher
above the world markets until the trade
balance is turned against us, illustrating
natures struggle to correct abnormal
conditions and to restore the normal
equilibrium.
on the subject of gold movements the
bank says: "The total payments in gold
Of the German Government to the
United States Food Administration have
amounted to S15S.00O, 900, part Of which
has reached Londcn and the remainder
is in Belgium and Holland. As fast as
1t reaches the Bank Of England II is
apportioned among the Federal Reserve
banks and will swell their reserves. In
cidentally we would remark again that
It is not needed there and will be as
dead as 1t was in the mine. 1t is a pity
10 take gold from Europe and from Ger
many when needed there SO much to
give confidence and stability as the
basis of credits. Interest bearing secu-
rites would serve our purposes better.
but lillS - merely, ono phase OF tne
problem involved In our relations to
Europe.
Approximately s5,oOO.ooo of South
African gold has been reported as
bought in London for America, but no
arrival here has been reported. It Is
logical to expect a steady stream not
only from South Africa but Australia
and the other producing regions. Lon
don cables represent that even the gold
producers of India are negotiating for
the privilege of selling their product in
the best market. which Is the United
States. The situation Is not created by
the needs OF the United States, but by
the great demands In other countries
for means of payment in the United
States. The gold producers will ship
the metal to the United States and sell
the exchange thus created In the mar
kets of the world"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02
FIRST MORTGAGE SO BONDS
OF THE
Dover, SOmeTsw0Tth and Rochester
Street Railway Company

The American Trust Company tformeFlyS
American Loan and Trust Company, BaAs Z
ton, Mass, Trustee under an Indenture of
Trust with the DOVER, sOMERsWORTH x
ROCHESTER STREET RAILWAY COM
pANY. dated July /, 1901, hereby gives
Thousand Four Hundred Fourteen and
C7-1O0 Dollars Sl3.4lL6O for the pur-
chase OF First Mortgage Five Per Cent?
Bonds OF the said Street Railway Com
pany. issued under and secured by said
indenture Of Trust, and that sealed pro-'
Of said sum, or any part thereof endorsed
PROPOSALS TO SELL DOVER, SOM-t
FRSWORTH & ROCHESTER, STREET
be received until noon. October IL, 1910.
The right being reserved by said Trustee
10 reject any or all proposals. Interebp
on accepted bonds will cease October 10,
1919.
American Trust Company, Trustee,
BY c. II. BOWEN vice-President
Boston September 30. 1919.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by ths :
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company Of It's o.
appointment Of the Columbia Trust Com
pany OF New York, as successor trustee un-s.
der It's Consolidated and Refunding Gold
Mortgage 10 Central Union Tr',st Company
OF New York, as trustee. dated June 81
1918, to NIL the vacancy caused by thai
reslgna ton Of said Central Onion Trust
Company n New York such trustee
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY
BY J. II, BENNlNGT0N, Secretary
AFTER nearly thirty-thres years OF as
ISOLATION and because OF his appointment
Secretary OF the New York stock Ex-
change, we are compelled ragretfully TO /
announce the withdrawal OF Mr.. e. " d.
Cox from our arm - OF this date.
COX \ SHARR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-02

LONDON, Oct. 1.-Followins are the closing
metal quotations:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14
KOPALNIE w STANIE
IOWA AMKNIETE.

Dies Moines, II listopada.
Ami jeden unista ME powr6cil
wczoraj do piracy - taxi glosi
sprawozdanie wsaScicieli kopali
i unii g~6rniczej.
Little Rock, Tenn, IA listopa-
da. - Gornicy, zatrudnieni w ko-
p~alniach, lezacych W dystrykcie
No. Il, W kt6rego obwodzie znaj-
duja sic Stany Arkansas, Missouri
i Oklahoma ME powrocili do pra
cy dlatego, poniewaz, jak to glo-
sza urzednicy uni, ME otrzymali
oni jeszcze powiadomienia urze-
dowego o odwoianiu strajku.
ZE STRAJKU
Steubenville, IA listopada. -
zaklady stalowe W Steubenville,
kt6re zostaiy unieruchomione Cd
czasu deklarowania strajku me-
talowcow, zostaiy wczoraj ma no
wo otwarte. Fabryki te bezczyn
ne byiy przez siedm tygodni.
Martins Ferry, o., IA listopada.
- Strajkujacy metalowcy, zatrud
nieni W tutejszych zakladach
stalowych jednogloSnie giosowali
wczoraj "a powrotem do piracy.
Fabryki miejscowe kajmuja o.
kolo 1900 robotnikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14
.PoSZUKIWANIE RADYKA.
Low ME USTAJE.

Centralia, "a listopada. - Po-
licya i ex-toinierze ME ustaja W
poScigu "a cztonkami stowatzy-
szenia Il. w. W., ktorzy brazil
udziai W spisku ! ataku ma po-
ch6d zoinierzy we wtorek Mimic
ny. B. Smith, jeden z aresztowa-
nych radykaiow rozpoznai CITE
reeh czionk6w owego stowarzy-
szenia. kt6rzy byli W kwaterze
organizacyi podczas ataku ma ma
szerujacych weteran6w. Zwioki
powieszonego radykAia, ktorych
zadne przedsiebiorstwo pogrzebo
we ME chciaio pochowaG, pozo-
staiy W wiezieniu; dopiero wczo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14
ZWACkAWOWA.

Dzisiaj, " piatek, dnia 14go b.
m, dalszy ciag bazaru W parafii sw.
waciswa. Popoiudniu o godzinie 2eJ
na bazaar wystapia dziect szkolne,
pod przewodnictwem swoich Si6str
Nauczycielek re zgromadzenia Fell
cyanek. Wieczorem zas odbedzie sic
ola starszych. Dzistaj wieczorem o
godzinie Sci, nastepujace TowalA,
silva wystapia in corpore ma bazar z
odznakami: Bractwo Dzieci Maryi;
Dziewice R64ahcowe; Choir sw. Jad-
wigi; Koiko Literackie; Klub Piika-
rzy I miodziet Waclawo%ska. Spo-
dziewac sic nalezy, re sala bazaro-
wa, bedzie zapelniona 20 brzegi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14

w przyszia srode, dnia 1890 b. m,
Choir mefatek Gwiazda, skuptatacy
sic PREY parafH sw. Waciawa, uraa'
dza ,Bunco Party, " sail parafial'
mel pod koScioiem. Poczatek o go
dzinie Sci wieczorem. Polonia avon
dalska, powinna poprzec prace $pie,
waczek, kt6re w%ystepami swemi VIE
lokrotnie udowodnily, re z wielkiH
zamilowaniem pracuja mad krzeWie'
MEM piesni polskiej.
~
Ma Slubnym kobiercu stana " ko,
sciele D. W. sw. Waclawa, W Przysziy
wtorek, parma Helena Bartosz, czion
KIM Dziewic R6tahcowych z panem
Bonawentura Dsnelskim.
August Szerowihski, Fam. pnr.
3S49 Crawford ave-, " niedalekte]
przyszlosci, otworzy wSudynku swo-
i'm, zaklad krawiecki, cZyszczenia
reperacyi ubran tax ola m~ezczyzn'
lax | dam. Dawniej p. Szerowinski
xamieszkiwat W dzielnicy Cicero.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14

raj, wyprowadzpno z wiezienia
aresztowanych i podczas ich ME
obecnosci poehowano ciaso rady-
kaia. Wczoraj rano, jakis dotych
czas niewysledzony ezsowiek
strzelil do niejakiego G.. Paxtona,
.byiego zolnierza, ktory patrolo-
wal droge pomisdzy C~entralia, a
Chehallis, do ktorego to miasta
przeprowadzono czterech radyka
low pod strata; posFukiwanie ma
pastnika speizlo IA niczem.
SYTUAcYA WEGLoWA w
KRAJU.
indianapolis, II listopada. -
Pred wyjazdem SVEN do Wa
szyngtonu ma konfercncye, zwo-
lana przez sekr. Piracy, Wilsona,
prezydent unii g6rnik6w, zatrud-
niOnych W kopalniach miekkiego
wegla, oznsjmii. il spowiedzia sic
re rad ME bedzie sic staras sta
wiaG trudnosci, gornikom W ich
zadaniach o podwyzke lepsze
stosunki piracy.
nGornicy ME So bynajmniej po-
konani - powiedzieal Lewis -
,,uczynili oni tyiko zadoSc zada-
niu rzadu, a W zsmian spodziewa
ia sic cd niego objawow dobrej
wolf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14
N. DAKOTA ZAJMUJE


. Bismarck, N. D., IA listopada.
- Stosownie do zapow;edzi swej,
gubernator Stanu y. Dakota Ia
ia, wczoraj pierwsza kopalnie ma
lezaca do kompanii The Wash
born Ignite Co." W Wilton. u
oddali kopalnie waadzom
stanowym protestujac, re akcya
gubernatora jest nielegalna i ME
konstytucyjna. Pc zajeciu kopal-
nj przez wladze, laden z gorni-
k6w ME stawil sic do piracy, dla-
tego, poniewaz ME MONA byio
znaleSG ulatwieh transportacyj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14

- Tacoma, Wash, IL liStopada.-
Pogloska, iakoby radykali " Dor
deaux, Wash, gotowali sic do
ataku ma wiezienie powiatowe
Thurston, W Olympia, W kt6rem
TO wiszieniu przetrzyniywani So
trzej radykali, aresztowani W
Centralia podczas obchodu ,,Dnia
R~ozejmu', stala sic powodem ts
go re kazdy niemal obywatel mia
sta, kt6ry tylko miai PREY sobie
broh udai sic " strone wiezienia,
aby 90 strzedz pred planowa--
ny1n atakem. w planie radyka-
tow - jest uwolnicnie uwiezio
uyeh towarzyszy. Tymczasem
wiadze policyjne, obawiajac sic
rozruchow wyslaiy owych trzech
wiezni6w do w~iezienia stanowe-
go w Monroe, Wash. Mieszkancy
tyrnczasem zorganizowali sic j u
dali sic W strone miasta Bor-
deaux, celem pochwycenia tamze
sic znajdujacych radykai6w.
KRATOWE ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14
GoRNIcY w STAN1E OHIO
TRWAJA w BEzRoBoc1U,

Columbus, o., IA listopada. -
Z ogolnej liczby 10000 gornikow,
ktorzy pracuja w kopalniach we
gls w Stanie Ohio, zaledwie Kill
kudziesieeiu powrociio do piracy,
powiadamiaja o tenn wsascicielc
kopaln i urzednicy uni gorniczej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-14
TELEGRAMY ERAJOWE
w r
WAcH KoN-
~STYTUCYINYCH.

Washington, "A listopada. -
Senator Frelinghuysen z New
Jersey. republikanin przediozya
wczoraj rezolucye, na mocy kto-
rel narod bedzie W p~rzyszloSci "a
bierai CLOS decydujacy W spra-
wach poprawek konstytucyjnych.
RADYKALI GoTUJA S1E DO
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06

Chinaman's shoulder with fingers that
sank into the flesh like talons.
"Are you telling the truth. you
hsatheni" he swore al he shook the
other a. q terrier shakes q rat The
voice of the other arose In shrill pro-
test.
Cha tell the truth alice samee JOSS
himself. You no believe, you 80 see"
The other hurled him aside
III / find you have Lied to me I'll
make minee meat Of you, you cursed
Chink," he srittsd
Searface advanced 10 the IDOL and
reached for the boz. when the arms
Of the idol swung down toward him.
Leaping back, he covered the Chinese
wtth his pistol, shouting:
Van Brunt and his woman get here
sson. Show me how 10 work that idol
and bring them here. No tricks or
you are q dead Chink."
Fooled In his effort, nothing remained
for Gnu but to do as the other CON-
manded. Several times he pressed the
button while Scarface, his eyes glis-
tening watched the mechanism as II
went through its silent operations.
He turned to Screweye.
"See If you can work 1t" he COM
manded.
"Screweye thus commanded ad
vanced upon the figure and begal
pressing the buttons as Gnu had done
and beneath his finger pressure the
arms Of the idol stretched fortf
threateningly.
1T seems simple enough" said he
"All we have got to do Is get them II
here and the idol will do the rest
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06

See that dagger In his hand Well,
when the arm comes down with 1t
the blade would 70 through any man
that ever lived as though he was
piece Of cheese"
I'VE had better be getting out Of
sight fpr they may be here at any
minute" announced Scarface, and
threatening the Chinaman with in
slant death If he tried to betray them,
Scsrface and Screweye took their
places behind screen where, hidden
from sight, they could observe all that
took place within the room.
Dick and Polly arrived shortly and
were shown into the idol room by
Jhu, who, on learning their mission,
pointed to the box Dick stepped up
10 the idol as the coerced Chinese
pushed a button and he was gripped
by the huge arms as the dagger
descended. Springing from behind the
screen, Scarface shouted:
"Now, I've got you. Give me that
flag"
Terrified at the sight Of the great
dagger descending upon Dick, Polly
stood riveted to the spot. Absolutely
ignorant of the mechanism Of the
thing and powerless to stay the flight
of the blade she could but stare at
the spectacle as though fascinated
! Though she would have fought to the
very death rather than have surren'
dered the piece Of bunting to the
wretch who stood leering at her with
a look of triumph, to stand there and
see Dick murdered by this internal
contrivance for the sake of mere golt
was a thought not to be harbored fol-
a moment. Her hand few to hel
bosom wherein reposed the bit Of flag
Dick told Polly not TO do so, bu
the girl, as she saw the dagger droI
lower and lower, pulled out the piec'
of cloth and threw it at the outlaw
who then had Dick released. As h,
SIaEEeTeu IOTWdIu ne NuliS Oh u tial
door in the floor. Scarface pushed
button and Dick shot from view.
Polly. in reaching for the flag fel
the pistol Dick had given her on tn
, train and covering the outlaws, sh
t cried
Drop those pieces of fac.
) There was murder in her eyes an
|, the men obeyed. Picking up the hag
= the girl backed TO a panel in Oh
/ wall, which opened and two arm
seized her and drew her from view
0 the panel closing,
e Scarface and Screweye turned, my
d tilted. TO Chu, as the latter in tb
same manner, vanished, leaving thel
!. stripped of the flags and locked
|, the idol room In the power Of II
Chinese.
(END OF FOURTH EPIsODE)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06
.Thp MANI I6HT
MAL BERT E.SMITHw
IYRUS TOWNSEND BRADY
Photo PayPruduced BY Vts5raph
ausvsn.n ,Sly. sy WrA6RApH
EPISODE NO. 4
WHAT HAS CONE BEFORE.

WhAt F1HS NSNn
six pieces Of a chart flag are the only
hey to the location Of = treasure burise
y6irs before on the Gulf Of Mexico DIZZY
and Polly Van Brunt have one pisce ana
bcarfsos another. He kills Poliy's fatner.
rsts the flag and starts after the other
6ass and the treasure. DICK ana fohs
ere Joined by other fss-holders and
running battle toward the Gulf Of Mex
leo begins. Scarface traps his foes In =
cabin mined with dynamite, and when
thew refuse to surrender, light the fuse
and rides away.
Locked in the shack, Dick, Teel and
the two deputies awaited the certain
death that would come to them when
the dynamite the outlaws had planted
beneath the shack exploded. Back In
the brush, Scarface waited for the
men to surrender and give up the
pieces of the Riven Flag.
The ten seconds Scarface gave them
long had passed-Dick counted them.
he took out his watch and exclaimed
to the others:
! "By heavens 1t was only blum,
after ALL"
From all sides deep breaths OF
relief greeted the remark. 1t Is one
thing to die in the open and In the
midst Of battle; quite another to Dc
cooped up behind the barricadso
doors Of a shack and be compelled to
stand in idleness while the spark
crawk along a fuse that Is supposed
to end In a charge of dynamite that
will blow all within range Of it's bias,
into smithereens. And though Tee
and the two deputies were brave men
the last half minute had told heavily
upon their nerves. Now with the dan
ger Of the dynamite passed they were
once more eager to do battle face tt
face with the scoundrels who hat
trapped them.
'What shall we dol" growled Teel
"For one | am tired Of being shut II
here, like rats In cage. I don't mine
taking a chance with them hand t.
hand, but this being shut up is get
ting monotonous.'
Same here" responded the tw
deputies In one voice.
Approaching a window cautiousl
and peering out into the brush tina
concealed their foes, Dick CAREFUL
surveyed the scene.
"There are four of them and fou
Of us. Let us rush them and tax
chances," he said, and drawing phi
toas the four threw their weigh
against the door.
Scarface as the fuse went out, rea
ised his bluff had been called and h
had lost and cursed his luck as h
began to think out new scheme fc
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06

getting the pieces of flag. His
thoughts, however. were soon inter-
rupted by cries Of alarm from Screw
eye, as the sheriff's posse, dozen
strong and led by Polly, came In sight
down the trail. The outlaws had no
relish for a fight against such odds,
and, hurrying to their horses, rode
away without being seen.
A moment later the posse dis
mounted in the clearing Just as the
door was burst open Dick and his
friends rushed out. 1t was surprise
and happy one all around, and after
congratulations they all started for
Techs cabin.
The following morning, Scarface and
his gang took possession Of the Ran
some cottage. hoping in the absence
of Dick to obtain clues to other own
ers of sections of the Riven Flag. Il
was this same morning that JOSEPH
Stebbins, formerly Of Massachusetts
having read Dicks notice In tn,
papers, came to the cottage to Civ,
him his piece of flag and otherwis
cooperate In search for the treas
ure. There was alarm among the out
laws at his approach until Scarfact
recognizing him, said;
"Its Buck Stebblns one of III
gang the flag was divided amongst"
"What shall we do with him, XII
him or dc him up7" demanded Screw
eve. 'of course we have got to 81
him ~ he way somehow befor
van or Teel come back her
10 tbe age or our cake viii b
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06

Senator Duncan U, Fletcher, o.
Florida, has become very popular
and leading man in Washington, d,
c., and is on many important COM
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06

More than 10 municipal tramway
undertaking. thsousho1t tn United
Kingdom smplcv wogtes "rivses 0lAs-
lsOv slOae hsvsa1 ~ AA.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06

Washington keep him ~
Florida n Advocate