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MADRID, Nov. 22.-(Special), -
Captain General Valeriano Weyler of
Cuban fame yesterday resigned the
Governorship/ of the province of Cat.
alonia on the grounds that he was a
llbertl in politics and disagreed with
the policy of the present conservativ\
Spanish government.
The General is very popular in Cat-
alonia, and attemfpts were made to
induce him to withdraw his resigna-
tion, but without success. I.
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(ici Rid of A
Bronchiiis
The worst feature of bronchlgis is
the tendency to return year after
year until the system is worn out
Bhd Elves way to consumption, or
other ravaging giseasc_
Dr- Chnse's Syrup of Linseed and
Turpentlne owes much of its great
popularity to the fact that it posi-
tively cures bronchitis, and this is
about as severe a test as can be made
of a medicine of this kind.
Mr. W. I-I. Walker, Calmar, Alta.,
writes: “I am Pleased to say that
Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and
Turpentine has done much good to
myself, wife and children. My eldest
girl seven years, had bronchitis, and
the doctor who attended her did not
seem to do much good. We got Dr.
Ohase’s Syrup of Linseed and Tur-
pentlne for her, and she soon got
well. We always keep this medicine
in the house now ready for uee, and
find that it soon cures coughs and
colds.”
In fighting diseases of the throat
and lungs ,half the battle is in hav-
ing Dr. Chuse’s Syrup of Linseed and
*rurpentfne = 'at hand to be used
promptly. This is why many people
prefer to buy the large family size
bottle.
. O
Auction y Sale
THERE WILL BE ,SOLD at
Public Auction at the Law Courts
Building in Charlottetown on Wed-
nesday the Seventeenth day Dec-
ember next A. D 1913 at twelve
C'clock noon all that parcel of land
situate lying and being in the com-
mon of Charlottetown being part
of Common Lot Number Twenty-
four bounded and described as fol
lows, that is to say: -Commenciug
at s _stake flied at the junction of
the Princetown Road and a right of
wayé running eastweirldéy from 
ron -throu t ess ommon o
Number 'hgventy-four and running
thence along the north side of the
said right of way in an easterly
direction the distance of seventy
feet thence running inf a north-
wsrdly direction at right angles
and parallel with the east side of
the Princetown Road the distance
of thirty-four f e e t thence run-
nin at right angles westwsrdly
ands parallel to the north side of
the said rl ht of wsy the distance
of seventy Iect or to the Princetown
Road afores_nid~aud thence south-
wardly along the east side of said
Plincetcwu Road to the place of
C0lllm¢liC¢m¢1‘|t
The above sale is made under
and by virture;,cf a power of sale
coutaincd in an indenture of molt-
gdge dated the seventeeth day of
f::'.t:“..t. '.2~.i°'.;.::.':‘. °;:‘a.2:'
lottetown _'iii Queens Cohhfy 1°
Prince ward lsland,~and Agues
Dunbarnitwlfe of the one pert
agi¢1_Ami`o‘ f . Dogherty and Sarah
Eliza  'tty both of, Charlotte
loyTh`1`R‘og` 'ity in Queens County
nfcréslid 'Jie women of the other
pert for cult in payment of-
'ntdwl' no l sl s 1 as
ars
 &“c£il_mp:tl\dckinncnl,uChar-
lot town.. _.2 -_
  twelfth day ci Nev-
` ‘ A. st’ . - I
ma A 1,1213 noel-mary
h _ _ .Bnriviug Mortgages.
I 01753-it¢r,liato4,vks
I 
gd, better be
cal src
Psy at once and
rcs is unslmsbly determined not to
high-handed parliamentary practice
called, and it was quite evident that'
the number necessary for a quorum
was present, but Cel Victor Carrl,
quorum. Not a deputy protested,and 6
sonal representative, had insisted oi
that this new legislative body shoulcll
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 28, (Special) times in succession, the House would
The bulk of the evidence at hand gon. be automaticall dissolved.
tin t` i di ` ' ` - M'
M. ° n can th" Gum” HM' fniral laletcher, dommailding the Am-
or
can cet th t act i
accede to the demands el the United Mexico, late :slay ecfbfea el; Nav°y h°"°¢ °¢'°°d ¢° ¢h° evrolutmeet of
states Government for his silmiaa-.Department amssssge had been re- B” "W"““°“ h°°"d- Ah°\\¢ 23-000
tion as President of Mexico, img ccived from, General Aguilar: the _
there is some basis for the bella! that Qoustitutionalist leader, who has oe- 5»°°° °“3°3°d in °°5f'°"“ lm" Bhd 17-
he may at last give in, bug in “ch cupied the vicinity of Tuxpam, giv- ow in th' "Wt-
a manner as to leave the impression ihg asturances that American and
that he acted of his own free will, other extensive oil interests in that “'93” "°1`°€|°S 15 P°\`¢°l1¢-» Whlilh.
ed
th
in the Chamber of Deputies thi; gi. take such steps as may be necessary
ternoon gave rise to considerable to protect' foreign lives and property,
speculation. The roll of members wa, reports ftom Tuxpam having indicat-
h
. - t
presiding in the absence of Eduardo to talk of the possibility of landing
Timor". the speaker, who was said marines or blueiaekets from the Am-
to be ill, looked the deputies straight ericau battleship, and developments
in the eye and declared there was no from the situation have been await- l1°8\'0 B°l‘Vt1l\h girl who sweells and
the chamber stood adjourned until A
and split Senators with the Wash- in
Miiiiiiiiill
WINNIPEG, Nov. 28, (Special)-
What threatened to become an open
wggyqnqqlrgg Nov n_R, M1. rupture between the Canadian Pacific
Railway and its maintenance of way
men has limmered dowm, the parties
msn are affected, consisting of about
The men have demanded an in-
defying Washington to the 1g¢t_ The territory would be protected in '$11119 “Bl” 111115 oo hiSh ol 25
Aamir-gl Flg¢¢|m- 4, ,lmggr 9|-4," to percent. The arbitration board will
that the Constitutionalists were
reatening to destroy the tanks of t
e British pil interests. This led
d with intense interest. General d
l concerns existing in the territory 0
consist of Judge Meredith, chair-
man; Walter Nesbitt, K. C., Toron-
o, representin the com an and
t s l> v.
W. Irwin for the men. It is expected
he board will meet in Montreal.
A NEW NAME FOR DIRT
A Washington housewife employs a
usts on the theory that you don't
`guilar's message, sent in reply to have to worry about the dirt you
tomorrow. It was suggested time Admiral 11'1etcher's demand rust no don't barren to sec. The other day
this action m‘ight,be part of a plan harm should come to foreigners or hor miitfoos WHS mokihs on inspec-
to bring about the death of Congress their property, said: “I am govern- U0" of “bedroom Which tho Girl had
g on e constitutional basis, my lust cleaned up is preparation for
ington Government, which through attitude being to guarantee the in- oh “Footed Boost who was known to
John Lind, President Wilson's per- terests of all foreign and domestic bo V017 f8»8*»idi0US. Tho Womoh look-
d under the bed and saw there a
occupy, fuldlling in this manner the very visible deposit of fuzz and dust.
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HISTORY WILL PL-ACE `
BLAME ON WILSON.
#-
mlcnlolule IN ANCIENT EGYPT.
LONDON, Nev. 21.- Prof. Euiotf,
not come into existence. Under tho demands of civilisation and not be- Calling the sirl to t-ho Bllot sho
law should there by no quorum- three ing governed by vengeance." lloihiod this dcllooit out to her and
sked: “What do you cell that
Pearline?" '
“What does I call dat?" asked the
h
ifty maiden, in the eflort to gain
me “Wh don't ou all know
-i
a cliff that overhangs Lake superior,
168 miles east of Fort William, the
first section of the C. P. R. west-
bound Imperial Limited, travelling
forty-five miles an hour, crashed into
a gigantic boulder which had hurled
down onto the track from- far up the
clidside. The engine was hurled from
nor, `of Schreiber. The engineer
escaped miraculously as the train
struck, but his warning cry to his
fellow-workmen was too late.
Luckily the engine broke away
from the rest_ of the train before it
plunged into the water. 'l‘hree'cars
only left the track, and the train
held the foremost from following the
engine into the lake. No one else
was injured. In any event thle death
rate would not have been high, as
the train was composed only of
INTO THE LAKE
WINNIPEG MAN Nov 23 (Spec~ transcontinental mall, express and
ial)~While tearing along the brow of “S8880 08” Wilih H 3l`If»'°1BlB Pol-
the steel into the waters beneath,| OF MILITARY SCIENCE
voffyihg in its mangled mass to a, -_
watery grave Fireman Ernest 0’Con- PARIS, Nov. 21.- King Alfonso
senger coach at the rear occupied by
but one man. There were, however,
besides the engine crew, a conductor,
two brakemen, a mail clerk mad bag-°
gage and express agents on the
train. l
KING ALFONSO'S KNOWLEDGE l
yesterday astonished the French of-
ficers accompanying him with the
depth of his knowledge of military
science and history when he visited
the army musem at the Invalides.
I-'ie took ofl his hat and gazed long
and reverently at the case containing
and sword of the first Napo1eon.‘
Two captured Spanish flags in :moth-i
er case _caught his attention. He
asked when they were taken, and
none of those present was able to
reply. it ,
` J-_-ss, __ “’ ` ' ’ - `
GENERAL HUERTA 22iIllll'IfF1l LOCOMOTIVE DROPS
WILL NOT YIELD
m1*-s___._
and Colds
Forerun Sickness
treatment
because
power is
or the cold would not exist.
Drugged pills and alcoholic
rups are crutches, not remedies,
sy
but Soott'o Emulsion drives out
th colds, warms the body by'
ell
e .
riclling the blood, and strength-
cus the lungs. -
_Nothing equals or compares '
with Scarf: Emulsion in build- xl;
C
l
ing the forces to prevent bran- 
l
r
hiiis, grippe or pneumonia. Q ;
as Avoid Alcoholic Slbslillhs. f '
pl i I I u léis-si I L W ' r
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  Malpeque Bay Silver f
  Foxes Es" Oysters Limited
MEXICO, CITY, November 21. - to
or does he not care to .know that _in
make against Francisco Villa."
buted, to Francisco Villa, the rebel` t
Villa will become` vice-president,
the constitutionalist leader, It con
know and does know for e, certainty P
rented and absurd meddling in our
cisco Villa, the better to impose his,
will and caprice upon Mexico even|w
tho such a course be the direct cause T
of erics without number, such as
have been committed at Torreon,
This P"°°id°“t wus” °h°“m showed on the screen a copy of the
Yeh Wishmg 13° justify hi” “uw” back 2000 B. C. The prescription E
ailairs, he chooses to protect Fran- ,enng from acute mania' and it “_
service he has rendered to Carranze, one wmch had never been pub, hed
plained that its purpose was to
w
Smith delivered recently .1 lecture bc- whaé dat ig-1 Dat afn. dirt “.8
th rwsmb f h R0 B - ` 1 ` .
Commenting on the situation _in an ,yuan ememdgs ocntf_.,»h,, y(§gnt,?,‘§§_ :ouse moss ma am-yas’rn-tint s les'
editorial article today, El Pals says; tions of Ancient Egypt to the Hip
Does President Wilson not know tor of Me-¢u¢|ne_
Y
He said that the influence of mum-
history and before the civilized mwcauon upon the histob. of n_ed_
world _he will be obliged to answer ,due had been mon p,.of0-,,,,,_|, for
the charges whiclr humanity will the pracgice of evmolaming prepared
he popular mind to permit the prac-
V t
The article then recapituiates the tice 0| hum-an dlgsention. Tho ESYP-
crimes of murder Bhd Pi1\9€° Mm' tians took no advantage of that
raining, but the Greeks did. and
    °f  
ln the past twelve years a. num.-
mi“1°t°" °| War' °’ “om” °th°1`|ber of new documents dealing with
functionary by virtue of the valuable'med1c,ne had been discovered' ,md
is
_ .
ouse moss."
IIIHLS! THIEKEN AND
BEAUIIFY YUUH HAIH.
BRING BACK ITS GLOSS, LUS-
TRE, CHARM AND GET RID
OF DANDRUFF.
To be possssed by a head of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fiuily,
wavy and free from dandrufi is mere-
" as ea,-ly B, medical dowmem, as ly a~matter of using a little Dnnder-
inc.
It is cusy and inexpensive to have
apyrus in que,mon_ which dated nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just
_ lv
t‘f‘f‘°°:'“ had ever been found. Prof. Smith
.
w
as for the treatment of a man suf-
eaken a strong man's struggles. D
here was no malicious intent, it U
ns dde in weakeuin nlm but
et a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton’s
Danderine now-all drug stores rec-
ommend it-apply a little ns directed
and within ten minutes there will be
n appearance of abundance; fresh-
css, iiuiilness and an incomparable
gloss and lustre, and try as you will
Authorized Capital $95,000
Capital Issued 65.000
Divided into 650 shares at $1 00 each
Directors
President ll. Montgomery Jones Mig. Furrier Si. John, N. B.
Vice President Jas. W. Keir, M. 0. Malpeque. P. E. Island
Ross Miller M. I). Amherst N. S.
B. E Fanioy, Merchant. New Glasgow. N. S.
Seciy Treasurer F. J. Lockerhv, Hamilton, P. E. Island
BANK* RS- Bank of Nova Scotia
SOLICIIORS-McQusrl'ie Q Arscnsuli Summcrsitlc,
Juarez and many other towns.”
The Imparcial publishes today
under a scare-head, the statement
that the adherents of Carranza in the
vicinity of Juarez shot two American.
army officers. This news is alleged
to have been conveyed to the federal
capital by private messages which de-
clare thst President Wilson is. horri-
fied by the infamous executions ear-
ried out by Villa, which have inclin-
ed him to give the Mexican question,
“the sfllurl-.ln dcrnanuetl by justice
and conunon-sense- that is to sey
the recognition of the constituted
government. whose chief is the illust-
ious Huerta."-
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LAXATIVE FUH UU]
PEUPLE--“Ei$EiHETS"
SALTS, CALOMJEL, PILLS, ACT
ON BUWELS LIKE PEPPER
~ ACTS IN NOSTRILS.
Get a 10-cent box now.
Most old people must give to the
bowels some regular help, else they
suiier from constipation. The condi-
tion is perfectly natural. It is just
as natural as it is for old people to
walk slowly. For age is never so
active as youth. The muscles are less
elastic. And the bowels are muscles
Bo all old people need Caecarets.
One might as well refuse to aid weak
eyes with glasses as to neglect this
gentle aid to weak bowels. The bow-
els must be kept active. This is im-
portant st all ages, but never so
much as at Bity. 
Age is not s. time for harsh phy-
sics. Ycuth may occasionally whip
the bowels into activity. But a lash
can’t be used every dav- Wh” UW
bowels of the old need is a gentle
and natural tonic. One that can be
constantly used without harm. The
only _ such tonic is Cascarets, and
they cost only lo cents im' boi st
any drug store. They work while
you sleep. _
Pumpkins, 2-1, .Arthur Bourke:_ 3.
Arthur Wood; B, -Penelope McKinnon.
collection cl rlela - Roots. suv kind
a of each kind; potatoes use incise-
ed--1,~ Pat. Curley: 2, W. B. Drake.
' “ln th_e new art derartment
1:°:t'.'::.';::.:.°: .=.:'.':t.‘°."°
:liaisons icentrgm golllefiu
, ou o sr
ghmr. tag ncosles. erhbrolnorod
wdllt lengths, embroidered 110-
si ns In ladies whi weab- il
kiss: of threads sto- “rho ghiole
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_ ° __
->-~:';..f.'."1.r:.:'..”:..s°lt°lil.s
gh|?1¥L¢o¢l . 2799-I l-22M3l.
' ' ' nee that s iii
..'..".f3'€.l.f.?'&l°». le. l.a..%‘¥».»
line that usually selllfohr l.00
per pair- and is offered I slug
fwredgrllgg 3:3’ (l\Id"h?~e'2 we
l?¢°ee 219'#-i i--z :ml
"Meme ood pants nero at L15
scription contained fourteen diiler-
ent ingredients which , were to oe
made into an ointment. The pati-
ent was to be anointed fifteen times
every day until ho was calm.
l"r`of. Smith stated that during his
experience in Egypt he had examin-
ed 20,000 bodies. Some of the pre-
historic bodies dating back sixty
centuries were in a IM-rVelo\13 Histo
of preservation, and even blood-
stains could still be seen. He had
discovered splints which went back
to the time ol the Pyramids. "
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EMIGRANT GIRL WEDS
_WEALTHY MERCHANT.
MONTREAL, Nov. 21.- From
housemaid to mistress of one of the
most beautiful homes in Chicago, is
in brief the story of a romance which
has just culminated in Montreal.
About a year ago a bright eyed,
rosy checked Scottish girl oi 22
years of age, emigrated to Canada
after having read the alluring litera-
ture published by a Dundee agency
and landed in this city, where she
obtained employment in the home of
one of our most prominent million-
alres, who resides on Sherbrooke
street. During the time she was in
her service at this house as a house-
maid; a gentleman from Chicago was
a visitor at the home. _
He saw the pretty little Scottish
girl, and promptly fell in love with
her. '
He subsequently proposed to his
hostess's housemaid, and was accept-
ed, and they were married, so today
Nan Murison, the little mill girl of
Dundee, drives about the streets of
Chicago in her limousine and has at
her disposal all the other advantages
and luxuries which great wealth can
provide.
When Nan was old enough to__work
in hd: native Sootlalid. Silo WOM? to
work at_ the 1ut'e mills, later wdrking
in-the Bradford linen works of_Aber-
dceh, Scotland. She, _lived ,with her
psrsnkt:-who were in veix huuvbid cir-
euinsv, _neocon Gerald _ rect, , Her
motiitr, died and shortly alhifllilefil'
snr ie»t_her outer. g en_d__,.vu there-
fore-_left aloncin the Y0P\,4._|.“ 1907-
she went to,-live eta _penis  sith.
cqntmnlngner, work la the linen mins
Later she secured sniplgmint _ps a
dqnilnltic in a home in,_ _erth, and g it
was while ibm that sho, new the ed-
vefrtlctmcht which caused her to
come to Canada. ,
M1 ~.;:t.”:.:'§%il~' I 1':-is
“ed 'f“?»"5 ef I e 2 “£'f'i»'
Q' i Pill rig Ui lvl
F
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“n
 ei
e;'._"":.`*~"~.i‘.':.'>‘.?.'f' Phill- :xii
el  'th
:.'.'.`.*.i.,l-...°.:l=.°..=.  _.s t lu
~°i~ rrr..i.i.°ta?¢
e our ovrxfelzcotis at s.oo
-sl . H in l. ee. -
°°f° ' °°'°a‘199?-l°|-:anal
si? M
'° °°" ‘ 21°d'9-~| i-ztmsl.
11. - s
it wigs done for hip good. The pre- YU" cami" ind B tra” °f‘1*\“dl'“ff 0l`
falling hair; but your real surprise
will be after two weeks' use, when
you will see new’ hair-line and
downy at first-yes-but really .new
hair-sprouting out all over your
scalp--Danderine is, we believe, the
only sure hair grower; destroyer of
dandruff and cure for itchy scalp and
it never fails to stop falling hair at
once.
If you want to prove how pretty
,end soft your hair really is, moisten
a cloth with a little Danderine and
carefully draw it through the hair-
taking one small strand at a time.
Your hair will be soft, glossy and
beautiful in just a few moments-a
delightful surprise awaits everyone
who tries this.
Acid Siomachs Are
Dangerous
____
COMMON SENSE ADVICE BY A
DISTINGUISHED SPECIALIST,
"Acid" stomachsr are dangerous
because acid irritates and inilames
the delicate lining of the stomach,
thus hindering and preventing the
proper action of the stomach, and
leading prabably ninetenths of thu
cases of stomach trouble from which
people suffer. Ordinary medicines
and medicinal treatment are use-
less in such cases, for they leave the
source of the trouble, the acid in the
stomach, as dangerous as ever. The
acid must be neutralized, and its
formation prevented and the best
thing for this purpose is a teaspoon
full of bisurated magnesia a simple
anti-acid, taken in a little warm or
cold water after eating, which not
only neutralizes the acid, but also
prevents the fermentation from
which acidity is developed. Foods
which ordinarly cause greatest dis-
tress may be eaten with impunity if
the meal is followed with a little
bisurnted magnesia which can' be
obtained from any druggist. and
should always be kept handy.
_ . M V _ _
l.“1‘i‘2* "’t.‘¢"ii.‘ “'°i.°‘..°€’ 3'
nina standards. with duly ln- _
erasing nlaeaule. nl- to
YOUR advantage t0lel|BUDA.
‘ 8010-11-IBM lmo -
A N Notice.
to Trespassers
All persons shooting or trespas-
sinxcr allowing their dogs to run
cr ant on ‘property onthe cut
side of the cunt' Edward Road
lately owned by Messrs. Long
Bret en, and north of propert
purchased by me from Elsworlh 
‘ haw, will be prosecuted. Dogs
fcnnd st large running or hunting
on said property will be killed.
J. R. DINNXB-
_ 1641-1|-r3Mtf.
Ranches
Our two new separate up-to-date ranches are ideally located in Hamilton one
mile from Maipeque Bay.
Ranch A. contains four pairs high grade Silver Black Foxes-2 pairs proved
breeders, the remaining 2 pairs are splendidly developed iglg, pups. Among this
stock are representatives of Uulton, Gordon and Raynor strains.
This ranch also contains I pair 75 per cent Silver blacks. '
Ranch B. contains three pairs New Brunswick bred Alaska Blue Foxes.
Our leased Malpeque Bay Areas comprise zoo acres suitable bottom for Oys-
ter Culture.
l Malpeque Bay Silver Foxes and Oysters, Ltd., the safest proposition before the
public today. '
Why ?
Because ,
Our Silver Fox Breeding and Oyster Farming are combined under one edi-
cient management, thus assuring a large saving in operating expenses.
Our President an experienced furrier will be in a position to forward sales
when the Fox industry arrives at a fur selling basis.
Our Vice-President-Already President of one of the largest Oyster Compan-
ies operating in Malpcque Bay, havinga thorough scientific and practical knowledge
of Oyster Culture assures the success of this important branch of our industry.
Our careful and experienced Ranch Manager has made a success of breeding
and raising foxes; and as he is financially interested, has engaged as secretary-trea-
surer and care taker at a nominal salary.
Oar Foxes have been setectcd by an experienced furrier on the merits of their
fur bearing value.
Our Oyster Culture Area containing 140 acres is Curtain Island Bottom, and
has been selected for its adaptability to the cultivation of the “lvlalpeque Curtain Is-
land Cup Oyster”-the highest grade of oyster known.
Uur sixty acre flat has been selected for the important branch of seed produc-
tion, and for this purpose the location is ideal and the quality of bottom unsurpassed
in Malpeque Bay.
Our Curtain Island Oyster area will be adequately protected by the proposed
Government Search light and Patrol station on Curtain Island.
A conservative estimate places the yield of oysters at 5oo bbls. per acre, and
the highest grade-The Malpeque Curtain Island cup oyster has an average market
value at $lo.oo per barrel.
Seed oysters are marketable at from three to four years growth,a.nd as one acre
of that oyster will produce five acres of oyster when matured, it can readily be seen
that this industr when fairly started assures investors ever increasing revenue when
properlahandledl
alpeque Bay Silver Foxes and Oyster Ltd., oiicr a limited number of shares
of capital stock to the public at par.
Application should be made to the Secretary-Treasurer F. ]. Locket-by, Hanl-
ilton, P. E. I. from whom propectuses may also be obtained.
4 v
I hereby make application to Mnlpeque Bay Silver Foxes SL Oyster Ltd.,
Hamilton, Prince Edward Island, to take the number of shares in the Capital
Stock of the Company set opposite my signature below. ,
I enclose half the amouut herewith, and will pay the balance thirty days
from date oi this application.
Signed_..+._..,.,........._.,... ......-.........................
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Address .......-.._H.....................+.,...........  
Shares of $100 each._,..,....... . ..._ Value of Cheque.. . _. .. . . . . . .
To The Secretary-Treasurer
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