IC; T W W I w ft u M 11 rv i ? r. .t v.'V.if .'. A M . ' .- 4 ' ' unv'" -.,-;- wMH?' zA . r r me... i; ,i Ni!f FROM BONUS BILL it' T Hi t,.,t' Payment to Mon Who Sorvod in U. S. Only Reduced to , $1 a Day y-PTHER CHANGES ARE MADE e the Hot?ao u . hare aireed te Kl Urovhlon Torn t!i 'imposed relief bill nnd redurp the na .M.Mkm .. 1. If 1 a i iiu mil not srivr nvcrsr; K? '1.23 to St for emit dnv of V . T1TJC1",,' I'1" '" "timatorf to Mav 11. Urnublirnns ,ji ie mousc ttny niid means eniiimuirc "urccti to eliminate tup snips tnx Aoldier- paynicnt to overarm from (.erviop, ;,t IV $MOO,000.000 hi time fpr action by thoHouie inside vi io jvreas. Assurances unvo uecu received that It would bo nctod on by the Senate, although action before June vvai uot promised. FRENCH OFFICERS HERE Naval Ordnance and Coatt Artillery Mission Visits City I'lve member" of (he Trent!) naval ordnance nnd const artillery mission who arrived in the United States May t, nnd who are mnkinR n tour of the United Stales, inspecting the- proving grounds nnd ordnance factories of this country ore in the tlty today. Tlie members of the mission were ac companied by a gioup of United States army nnd nsvol officers who have been delegated to show the visitors the prin cipal plmes of Interest, nnd nro topping nt the Hellevue-Strntford Hotel. They will remain in Philadelphia three dn.vs. The mission is headed by Unglneer" ' lavtayfjjq- mmo tiBfrfflPrfl &S fnlilrA -1 "e million is jirnur-d o.v i,ngincer require n il)j(lf rosppr.T,,iMehnrbonnlor. vie? . - . . .... . . : iThn Minmi t,, ,.... ..u... ,.i.. ndtnirni oi tne rrencn nnvr. inspector Uno Committee now UUllS to raise nrrnl n, .. lVcnr.li t.nrr.1 nrHnnn the money necessary jimgram 'fiure riimmnicii, over u period oi - ,.,i.i i,i i tnreo years instead of two. This would ?,", , ' fnr , " Ine udo the proposed take, on tobatio , ' '' ?.'! fi Jn,f," 1 I? .Iinojwn ! " ---- -:- -- f , ff ,'Tntt't ,, department and n commander of the I.cf Slmfti i ' l -ri t f Sinn of Honor. The Trench ollicers who eliminated, over u period of ... ,.,, i.im , ,iu ., the mission are eorges Mctln, Kn ugene Itenc Vn linn trnnb vaK n mhaiIhaa itvnliniiffu n1' .. . ,. . . "-JVl 'J i"" "v nuellcr,Cn.lnin U. tie Corbettc. rrln- lirod. settlement provision of It he b 1 has , attll(.ll0 to tlc French cmba8Sy nt urea rw. rriiuii'(i iroin ...inu.nwii ii .. .. i.i....... S2,rf00.000 and the loan of S1000 has. ,H,;",,,;lll . ,. . 0, . been eliminated by ngreement of the The following I nlted States officers members of the committee. Provision arc nlo with the party: Commander II. Is also made for the settlement of theso I ' ?-rV. i 1"' .,," A1 lands b.v ex service men alone. I '' ' s' ,''0,''cn""V-. T ,h,t'' , ,; .... ... ... . i 1 8 N . ( olonel S Teirte. 1'. S. Another, sight reduet ion In the ost A rlm)ialor A C. I'iekens. V. S. ii , "iii ii ii' i""""."" N. nnd (iener.il r r Williams, I limit for which adjusted compensation will be made Jul) 1. 11110. instead of January 1. 11120. And In order to make the pajmeuts in accordance with the Fchcme of taxation, the committee agreed thnt the sums be meted out In hrasllcr payments over a grcnter period of time. It was said that Republicans pf the S. A. DRY-LAW TEST CASE BEGUN, What is considered a test euve to de termine the light of MiloonUccprrs to Keep liquor in the dwelling part of their establishments was started jestcrday by the government in a proceeding to con demn certain liquor solrrd during n raid on the saloou of (Seorge Soeder, Second nnd Walnut streets. It is lontendcd bv the government thnt the liquor was Kept for sulc to pntrons of the bai. Mrs. Soeder. however, reccntlv brought pro ppiltnps for flip i-Miirn of t tin llmmp .m r .ri i i..r.. .,,,.!,.. ! the ground that it was In the dwe nc Her chonges, but will beVompktcd i 'mrt ..f t,,c ll0US0 nD1 for lriMite eon- puyifkivu. eomrnittce with one exception were in favor! of the pre-dit bill and thnt linal action 1V the committee would be tnKcn before the end of the week 'Hie bill will then be introduced utidu ii special rule anil pnssage urged liefme Con- (rresj.reee.sscs for the conventions. NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET New York. May 11. Tbo market for coffee futures opened weak this morn ing with first prices 7 to 0. points net lower. The official cables teported an Easier tone in the Klo market, and un settled conditions in Santos futures. Under foreign liquidation, prices showed n further sagging tendency after the call. .lulv selling to 10.20 nnd Sep tember to 14.R0, or 14 to 10 points net lower Hrazll also appeared to have selling orders around the ring. The market was without special featuie otherwise nnd the tradlug was centered mostly in the July unci Sep tember options. (N V time) Opn 11 tii Tuii lanoMss nai Htpuinlwr . ... 14 SRWST 14 !0 l)Cftniuei ... it unn Mnrrh . . ... II Tl UTS Ulil Reserve Banks' Discount Rates OfllMnl discount rates ut tho twelve federal Ttescrve banks were lis follows) (Tho first column gives rates for all periods up to nnd Including a (Iftccn dny maturity, the second for n period of sixteen to ninety dajs The third nnd fourth columns give the rates of discounts of collateral loans secured by government bonds or notes) Com'l ptper CJov't pwr in m no 1R in mi t'ldsva liavs 13 days Oavs tin ii ton York VhlUdHphl rtlchmoiiil Cleveland . Atlanta . rhleniro St l.oul Mlnnepoll Khiiii C ItV Sun Prnticlnco it r.' ah ii r. 5 n'i ii r,H nji II AW Vs i rw KW ii r.; nw h .iW rii ii ' W h :,', -.w o BW nw n r.W 3W iiuio nn outstanding certificates of Indebtedness contlnuo unchanged at 5 per cent with the exception of Mlnne hnolls where the rate Is 4 ner cent. 'ixyt t " ..4-vl. i , Vl,, v ' S SL PAUL'S LEAN YEAfl Without Qunrantee Road Earned Only 41 Per Cent, of Charges . Nw Vot.k MV H.--Wlthout the oenefll or the govcrnment'a compensa tion qf S7,946,8t9 tho Chicago, Mil waukee and St. Paul Itallway Co. wouto lmn earned only 41 per cent of Ita nxed charges. Tho annual report esterday, however, showed fhat. taking Into ac count this Item, tlin mart nnrnml n ntlr. plus after charges of 17.643,045, equiv- nienv 10 u.uii a snare on the (110,845, bwu prrierren stocit outstanding, com pared wltll J5.3B a share earned tn 1918. Tlin fedoral Income account of tho company showed total operating reve nues for 1919 of $lC0,37ft,394, con trasted with Sl3?,894,4t4 the preceding year, Operating expenses and taxes no sorbed J144, 808,702 leaving an oper ating Income of $6,362,271, an Incrcaso over 1918 ot 8849,857, The report revealed that only J28, 508.160 of tho $66,891,639 federal com pensation accrued for the two years ended December 31 had been paid to'tho company, leaving the net amount still due at $27,323,489. T Stricken on Street While passing Lawrence nnd Vine streets nt 7:15 o'clock this morning, William J. Collins, sixty yenrs old, of the rear of 211 North Second street, vvns seized with nn attack ot vertigo nnd died while Lcing taken to tho Jeffer son Hospital in a patrol wagon. KSaft, .Philadelphia Markets ATlEAT-nflpts. 170 593 buih Tho mrkft rulfd Trm t uornmfM prlcoii. COIIN rtecclnts. 12.093 biiih. Firm st lst advance. TVe quoin nfw, us to nimlHy nnd location, at J1.03O2 0V, the latter for No 2 Ifilow. ' Burglars and the Two-Gun Man THD burglars may have noted down your home as a likely prospect; they're busy lately. One way of saving the silver is to prowl around the house at night carrying two auto matics and a policeman's rattle. The other way is to take out one of our burglary policies ; the cost is low and protection complete. flarris JlLatta PFNN"VLVANIA.BLDO. PHILAPF TW A. Locust 578 U Race 3412 .-. 'i'j fcii -u in nn naiatii . ..-. - . .. -' iin.!f!i lii.'Sir:" i?'n"yranq. jio-.m fikjl bf"r l.nu?klU .nm.k?1 ftn1 ar-drled. nSr 3i W 8aliri 3"n2Wel Klhed lie- hama hnflin-'0,t. ''. "not" c. rams, boiled, bonelcm. COe olfnln lonfle, 33 aheu df r. S. P.. eviMd. lAl?.V'i'n?.j0,a4ii1t amohfd. isei belllfa n , pleKla leese. Z4WCI, brcokfmt baeoni 82a: lard, ss'ie. . -, IIUTTEn declined 2e., Tho i19!P,l'?rJ "j Holld.paekfd creamery, fancy. hhJcorinK roods. (I24c eilraa. flle '",".',' ?vlL, BOri Drala. B76So! seconds MD0ciweft creamery, ,rliolc to fancy. 68W 6 Sc I o"1""' to (jopd, 6302n prints Jebbln at TflWTo for flnor and at r,eoo for fair to food. EfKls advanced lo. The u.e'1'onJ"ll8 ss.fpllovvsi in reo '."" "?aI blC.ID J" 41)1 ri per doxeni nearbv. currfnt reetlpta. 44t4r wfttntn ntrn flrta. 4ffol vyeitern e Jobbln at 40rilo ner doten. CHEESE raney stnek ..c?.rc0 .Hit i'lPJ Quptatton.i Nw orw .. W"KrV"iB , neia. langjr. ". -- . nats. 1 I- NEW ISSUE lif Exempt From Normal Federal Income Tax $2,500,000 Great Eastern Paper Company, Limited 8 Cumulative Preferred Stock Preferred s to assets and Sr'r cumulative dividends pnynblo quarterly, tho fiv.st day of January, 'April, "July and October to stockholders of record ut the close of business on the twentieth day of tho preceding month. Re deemable in whole or in part nt 110 und accrued dividend on thirty days' notice. No liens except on quick tangible assets and to secure indebtedness tunning less than a year may be given or allowed; no other than ordinary current indcbtcdnes running loss than a year bo incurred without npproval by two-thirds voto of the Preferred Stock holders; otherwise the stock is non-voting. A redemption fund is provided; for details see the President's letter. In the course of its business the Company will pny nn income tax to the United States Government, thereby, in the opinion of counsel, making both the Preferred and Common Stocks fiec from the Normal Federal Income Tax to stockholders resident in the United States. A regards shareholders who have registered their addresses as in the United States of America tho dividends shall be payable, nnd tho stock redeemable, in New York funds. Par value $100 EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK New York Transfer Agent MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK New York Registrar BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF MONTREAL" Montreal Transfer Agent NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY Montreal Registrar jij f i " i, s Capitalization Authorized Issued 8 Cumulative Preferred Stock $3,000,000 $2,500,000 Common Stock 5,000,000 4,000,000 No bonds and none may be authorized except with the consent of two-thirds of the Preferred Stock." We summarize the following ffom the letter of the President Properties The Great Eastern Paper Company holds 4 GO square miles (approximately 300,000 acres) of timber limits under license from the Crown and 1,100' acres of freehold timber in Gaspe County, Province of Quebec, on the St. Lawrence River. The limits cover almost the entire drainage area of the Madeleine River, and practically all the timber is within three miles of drivable streams to carry the logs to the plant at the water power on the Madeleine River, about 4 miles from the St. Lawrence. The plant comprises a barking mill, a saw mill with capacity of 10,000,000 board feet a year, a ground-wood pulp mill with a capacity of 20,000 totis a year, and a water power develop ment with 5,000 H. P. unit installed, and a total capacity of 27,000 H. P. The Company owns also a railway of 712 miles from tho plant to the St. Lawrence, with the necessary rolling stock and equipment, and the dock, shippfng facilitjes, lighters, etc., at this terminal. The tangible assets according to appraisal are $9,198,000 net worth. THIS IS A VALUE OF $351.61 A SHARE FOR THE PREFERRED STOCK AND ?157.25 A SHARE FOR THE COM MON STOCK. Business The manufacture of materials for newsprint paper, particularly ground wood pulp, is a basic industry, with a steady and growing demand which appears likely to exceed the supply for a num ber of years to come ; for the consumption of newsprint paper is in direct ratio to the population, but increase in productive capacity was halted by the world war. The present normal demand is perhaps 25' r in excess of tho supply. It is no longer possible to obtain adequate cheap power and large forest reserves in the Eastern United States, and opportunities in Canada, accessible to transportation are becoming scarce. To meet this situation the United States Government eight years ago removed all duty on the lower grades of paper and ground wood pulp coming from Canada. Earnings On the basis of the present current prices for lumber and ground wood pulp, which price should steadily increase, the net earnings of the Company after taxes and sinking funds should greatly exceed a million dollars a year, without computing any gain from Canadian Exchange. On the very conservative estimates of selling prices for a period of years the 'EARNING POWER OF THE COMPANY AS AT PRESENT DEVELOPED SHOULD BE OVER $800,000 OR $11.97 A SHARE ON THE COMMON STOCK. Legal matters pertaining to tHis issue have been in the hands of Messrs. Lyon and I.illv of New York nnd Messis. Fleet, Falconer, Phelan and Bovey of Montreal for the bankers, and Messrs. Cook nnd Mageo of Montreal for tho Company. Timber Cruise leporta are fiom Mr J. E. Gravel of Quebec. The plant has been appraised by tbo Canadian Appraisal Company, Limited, und the limits and plant havo been examined foi1 us by Mr. E. Maltby Shipp, Consulting Engineer. Messrs. Price, Watcrhousc and Com pany arc the auditors of the Company. When, as and if issued and received Price 100 and accrued dividend With 20ri in Common Stock Application will be made in due course to list both classes of stock on the Now York, Boston, Philadelphia and Montreal Stock Exchanges Service and Stability Statement 'To the Close of Business May 4th, 1920 ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS: Cash ,, ; $781,518.74 U. S. Liberty Bonds nnd Treas ury Certificates 7 . . . G 16,000.35 Call Loans 0,088,094.20 Commercial Paper and Trade Acceptances purchased 2,036,728.19 Dues' paid on Building Associa tion shares 12,709.60 Timo Loans secured by Liborty Bonds . U7.836.00 . TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS $7,181,970.07 OTHER ASSETS: Other Timo Loans $142,143.03 Mortgages 938,061.66 Investment Securities 2,460,534.60 Office Building, Vaults and Fur niture 75,000.00 Other Real Estate 3,835.82 3,619,575.07 TOTAL ASSETS $10,801,551.14 LIABILITIES CURRENT LIABILITIES: Dcmimd Deposits $ 1,990,2 17.66 Income and Other Items Col lected Due Clients 17.601.61 Dividends Unpaid 155.00 Bilk Payable Secured by U. S. Bonds nnd Trcasuiy Ccitifl tatos 200,000.00 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES $5,207,974.30 OTHER LIABILITIES: Time Deposits (Subject to 30 Days' Notice) . . . 3,314,404.79 Capital ..... 500,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits l ,779,172.05 TOTAL .LIABILITIES ..$10,801,551.11 Integrity Trust Company Fourth and Green Streets Lawrence Chamberlain & Co. Paul & Co. FJvVv I (Incorporated) 115 Broadway New York Member Philadelphia Stock Exchange 1421 Chestnut Street Philadelphia Abflic ttultmrnti ntr not guarnnlml, but nr lutnl nn lnformtlnn nhkh we btllctf reliable and n which e liute urtrd In undrrwrltliir thin luo L Capital $500,000 Surplus and Profits 1,700,000 .-rikfca I.. i.....MltV titm ffifVSkT5.nS5irjf..TMftr,Vnc 1,01 ivu rout.ifii-'iW". ""'. OT'U SBOIWI " h'ivl. '30ra.Hel brollfne clilck' ?nf fancy. Velfhlnir 101'' Ijounds nHocj. S3ooi while Irf-Hhorn lirollcr. DSOflSei ZtiSriv iewn xler. 803L-ci olrt rnoMera. 9VBSci dacfcVT whit I'fUln. 3J036U do. in&n hunner, 80W84os do, Mmcoyv, 800 Mdi plVon; old. per rlr. , GowOuei do. ,0imBm:i rotiivrnt rowi. frrjh killed drJ.pMteil. In. ". yl,h,ln f ih. rlce; 4ci weUhln 8'4 lb. 430 4Vi w? hln a lb . STOJOo: fftwla, freeh. kllifd. In bbls , drj-plckcd, welfhlne 4 lb. and oMr,M(. 44u4'Mlw,Wi. '' 41ei wajinjtur 8 H.. 8)?Tei 'oiq rioif, J iry.p'CKa. me v ur s(t tma l....!.. ... ... ,1.1 nualliy. . IflWJJ 6O1 do. Per x. 'fiU" Oranies. norida. per box, U910.iitV California, par box, f.40B U jJJg', trull. Klorldn. per Pox,' x.8SaIjlJ , SHJJH VnoF.TAIIIS'-W)ill.DoUtoi!, Mr vf 5 0T.23: do per 106.lb.ba, to tSSiV? da. per IBS-lb, bit. 111.80. Hwe.i Si?i'ri southern, pen hamper, ll.BOOfli do, iilTZ' , ptr baekci, ll8. ,.CbWe. FlorJaVvS' ' Every Baldwin Locomotive Carries Philadelphia's Fame Philadelphia is favorably known nil over tho world as tho leading' American Manufacturing City, and much of i the credit lor tnis reputation jm uiu kivoh to tho Philadelphia manufacturing plnnt which has built moro than 53,000 locomotives, each one bearing tho nnmo of Baldwin, and also tho namo of tho city Philadelphia. The Baldwin Locomotive Works "V. Commercial Safety In the 10 year endinc 1916, the insolvency loss of mer chants on coods sold in the United States and Canada was crcater by 35356,000,000 than the fire loss of all merchants, railroads, owners of timber lands, house holders, combined 1 Yet, if credit insurance wcro as universaHy accepted by manufacturers and wholesalers as' hjtre insurance, fail ures would be greatly reduced, panics averted, and Commercial Safety made an immediate arid permanent condition. It will cost you nothing and may save you thousands of dollars to get full particulars of the American's 2 new policies the Standard U. S. A., and' the Standard U. D. O. Please giva us an interview. AMERICAN CREDIT-INDEMNITY, CO: or NEW YORK E.M. TREAT. tiesiDiNT. IBSUIB STANDARD UNLIMITID POklClIS W. J. Morphjr, Mnnoger J. F. McF'adden, Gen. Agt. Mutual Life of N. Y. Bid. Phone Filbert BS03 Philadelphia, Pa. .$1,500,000 i American Fruit Growers INCOBPOItATKD 7 SERIAL CONVERTIBLE GOLD NOTES Dated May 1, 1920 Du; $300,000 annually Aug. 1, 1922-26 11in UNION TUUST COMFAXT OF FlTTBDDnOII, TBU8TEK lnlcicst ftV"""" FCdcra, Incomo Tax u to or;. Coupon notca , denomination of S1000, redcemabU uiu opuon o: uio company, In vvholo or In part on any Interest dato, at a premium of one half of one por cent tach jcar of unexpired life. The Company agrees to pay or refund the present Pennsylvania Four Mill Tax ConTerlible Into common ilk on tny liriereat puym.nt date Wore malnrlty or at maturity upon .Uly days' notice to the TruiUa. at Die rata nf Iwentv nliarea of common alack for each 11,000 par value ot Notei. CAPITALIZATION (Upon Completion of Fretent rinandni) 7 Serial Convertible Gold Notes Purchase Money Obligations due 1920-25 7r Cumulative Preferred Stock Common Stock, shares of no par value Authorized Outstanding $ 1,500,000 (See Note) 10,000,000 400,000 ? 1,500,000 1,405,966 5,081,500 53,020 VoxesV&raUofZhZB fall rfnr ' v.w,, Vj uuuiic ?.uo,vuu, aiv f(lll3 due. payable brfore the 10SS maturity of this watte From oflicinl information we summarize as follows : rn'ri.Hrofrul UrKni "(tanlfatlon produclnr and dl.trlbulln U Irult orrhani; and kwm wlVInrc.rl rn'.,ltI,Bl',0mr",ln ?"d ..xpurt -, The company own. producing IMi.v I.h Ull,, -"on'rHti 'una nera .Hc?Cn .i. '.'.S!?'"1 '.0Ht,T"t a,ppT?1Un?!l ..00- In addltfoii. Com in various xtntrn. Benernl direction the production of approximately 18,780 acre of fruits and TCtetablas J'n'pltnl?'"1 r ISSUE: To Provide for payment of purchase money oblltrallMna and for additional worJJnr fo'vcmlTM, lTi,'lan0ouVkr!S.,l,rtl,l0blil8n,0, 'V1""1"" T'" "rowera. Incorporated. The Company aide or InventorUi at ro.t n, K ,m 'll.'.',;jn. of f,8"1'- "" ' actounta receivable, aerurltlei, readllr ma?ket "x ludlni pur "hi" none, obllaafVin. SHJ' '"" ''' '"'. 'IhI to total llabllltle. Including theee Not, but nut to create or nernih 1,R ,.Jt i l",, ."", B,, of ,,"",, no''" are outetandlnr or nnpnld. the Company aireea HUbldla" Vompinf;.,U,;rXltlirnny.,S" "'' '"''''iV" "'.:; I ' " ' Properties Including the p?opVrtle. It l.ropert, liereufter "nu"red. Iu""o mnit.v obllKntloi. now outatandlnir, or purchase money obllsatlons on nHoInNHlmri'nlerV nLw"'-".!'.!1 . "'. co"'"",and it Pre.lecei.or lompunlrH for the calendar year 1010. after deprecl ihM," ",nn. ,.,!r,tIr,m'i,mu"mC,.,1n,nu.S, .'nle'clTrr Sb",K!1.0,,B',t,;,U.t U"" r",'rUl "U""' "" ,l"',0B' ? ra" r'-"-- i value, us iletrrmlnrd by certified nubile accountants. .- ond-oc, ho.csWdoVe'lhrl'dVl " " '""- EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE c( chaiim:m j. lutVNn. v Vlie Freililenl, und (.eneral SlanaRer American Fruit Orowrrs, Inc. MAMIIIt II. CONOTIOV. Irustee, f'oncdon Kttate, nuliith, Minn. j. s. rutJTt'iii'inr.n. I'rcHldent, Ainerlinn I mil (irovrers, Inc. It. T. M. M'Cnr.APY. Attorney, 'l'lttslxirRh wii.i.iam m:isomi:, Mro Fresldent, United Fruit Company. Boitou, 1A M A. IIKI5D, Ilced, Smith, Shaw ft Ileal. Altorneys, Flttsbursli. r. srENCKit, ke Fresldent, In churfo Fotato Operutlon, American J rult O row era, Inc. HAIILTON STRWAIIT, Director Crucible Hteel Co. of America and Vlca Fresldent lliirblson-M ulker Keiractorlrs Co., Flttsbarcb. tlll.STUK J. TYSON, Vce Fresldent und rroductlon Manager, American Frolt (irourrs, Ine, It. II HOOLFOI.K, A lie Fresldent and Chairman of Iloard, American Irult O rowers, Inc. WE RECOMMEND THESE NOTES 'FOR INVESTMENT $300,000, due Aug. 1, 1922, at 98 arid interest $300,000, due Aug. 1, 1924, at 961, and interest $300,000, due Aug. 1, 1923, at 97 and interest Jdo, due Aug! 1, 192 at 95 and interest ?300,000, duo Aug. 1, 1926 at 951j, and interest jfVtfove prices to yield about 8 All legal otters in h tnisissue -a- Messrs. , SjnitH, Shaw& Deal of Pitt,. vw,cuui of riueourgn, ra., jor tho Uompanu J Moore, Leonard & Lynch lit Ilrnadway evv ioru Frlck Ilulldlnr The Illts.rarlton Flttsbur.h, Fa. Fhlladelphla, Fa. Lyon, Singer &, Company coMo?rT?,,0ri!nrIAl!,No- THe 8talCmentS COnl"n'd h"eln "ZXX 1-t.J -. to ua accurta and , ... ,.lv(u,q,Uii iUCCD BCOUrillCB, i ' f ilMiW iVTiWi TliTTTrf milt !U i i r - i .- ' lK ' ,, , '" ' ''- "' v :-rt WMtiyMllllllllllllllllWBMraMilniMl . Hmk
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