1
,1‘
a
1 b
' " the relater on this day; and as she was
u
at
* 1 oi tea to my ri.glit and listening to
.1. _
.\
' 1 son of much knowledge, 101-, when 1:. din drove into our yard. and (rolling
1,;
‘ slan peasant folk; with whom s
waldo be almost consoled 1r permitted
Consul at Germany
continued sit . "some three montilsL.
, gods. After receiving it 1“ was at first
A at a loss to know why the spontmdbter
’ at Lil; enculdlh’avo remembered me in
thus on a winter‘s. Letterman. the day1 L
would quickly pass away while one or ‘
us would relate some interesting inci- .
dent having occurred during our tray. A
old. And stone we had all traveled con-
ad; in fact, met one am A
11 armed an unbroken fl‘ldnd-
1 As did so: m‘ar. unions
8. our narratlcns were ot-
ten very interesting. L A. _ 1 1 ,A
“ On this day of which I wrltokLAlexis. ‘ '
‘ ‘Mdtuslla and L! were snugly ensconced «
lnL Matuslla's llvingL room. eagerly waltl ’
log to :hear her tale for she was to be
and find out how bad LthAy are. (:35, A
6‘1"”. ‘ fl“ 01‘“ Knfiihgy can 1:. out» A
‘1 them: also owpao go.
my shelf for duly use.”“:‘
00“ {OI tho [mu-M “Add“
our arrival in this country, eclipsed
the period of our life in Siltetsuns. and
’ ho, together with others we there
know, became forgotte l by us. but stop}
by step I traced back our life since we
strong feminine curiosity that was
1
floors the why and wherefore or this
unexpected legacy. After the passage
11‘0'1! many letters to and from Germany,
my investigation proved fruitful. and
‘ resulted in a solution‘ of the incidents
or the disappeared money sent my
mothel many Yeals ago. Here, my
friends,1ls the story." '
"The venerable Herr Frans Lleb‘
the most interesting talker of us all, 1 A
especially. when telling of one 91! ,llcry“ ,
numerous experiences with the
lived during an early perlod o1
ll'eL taco of the strange I was beginning to” drop on into sleep
mod to be something wit was qulte- late—«when I more
Hamillar in it, though we with a start by seeing a peculiar ex-
were all sure of never having seen him Dresfiloll on my mother’s lace. and as
before. It was all we chlldran could she continued remind. her look be
do- to hold our curiosity within bouucs' come more tense and startled. and she
as to the identity of the postmaster s grasped the letter tightly in has bands.
companion. tor it was quite an advom )F‘inelly, laying it down.1sbe looked l1-
to have Herr Liebknecllt call on us, to Spice. and Minnelli!“ molllng her
and since he heretofore came undo. lips, though she uttered nothing. than
companled excepting by his driver, are never seen my mother so disturbed
"were Very‘ curious to know who the since the day of Miller’s departure.
stranger was. After what seemed to and I quicltly rose from my chair and
us along time of waiting, our postman. ran to her, feeling intuitively that
ter and the stranger came out from something was Wrong, yet not know-
tlle Alexandrowitz house. and entering l‘ng what it all meant. Fooling my
their baroucho. were quickly driven presence near. she‘ took both or my
Luwuy from the village lscarcely had hands within her own. looked at mg
‘thl'e carriage disappeared. than we with those beautiful eyes of hers do?
were idlned by Lydia .A'lexandrowlts. luged with tears. and half sobbing)?
Beforonha had even reached as We all said. “Anna dear, something has http-
demanded to know 0 {ms Herr Lieb- pened~somethlnlr I don' t. at oil under:
Misch’t's oo'erplh and} Lyons, know- s't’andwfath‘er writes he encloses JIn bowed and.“ will} ”1‘35“” over his son 31‘
111; thst she was tLbLe only, and or us this letter two hundred donors for our 351., 1...“.9511'1...51y Cayuga... a Search:
1 1 11,1, 1 ,, 11 W40“? my who knew, and social; 1...... curld'us w's‘ passage to ‘America, ands-the mode'y‘ {5'12 55.1mm“... 1,... m. we 1.3.. no .9181
“I: L ' .«oamro, «thwadyntaso dud refused is not here. " Here the soils shook nor“ may 5.. ‘5! .1... trace 53...}... us, he “all:
' ' ‘ When 1"”315 about ten 2'13““ L0! “3}" to tell us unless we each gave he}: a frame. "'1 did not understarid the of- to $3.31 lay“ up the 355...... 1.9.3.1....
motllérand I we” living in Shtatsung. caramel. not 'curald‘elA were codbida L‘falr’a't' that limd,’ but it was LélnouLgh 1.5we‘tief,"fi... We would some day no
LLL“ littl’c vllla’go’ on the ”“23““ °t Phll~ cred luxuries 1n tthss days. having to for me to use 'my ldollao‘d mother m “fif‘fihéfl 1“,, had 1.3M...“ this clause
lipovo, the latter ”a”: on the b0““"bc imported from Lik and were‘ quite tears. but once befom‘hud I soon he 1.. bis mi; and 1,551 died 1,, 11,2, hope
nary ““9 between Germany and Ru“ expensive, so we wemL loath to part crying. on the memorable day or fath-‘ m...“ we w‘éul'd 391““, day be found and
slaw Father “L“ then in. America re with our sweets;l1cwaver, we we‘re ors' departure for America, so not 1.... sons 31.. against “a would, in a
ouberatlnl; from heavy losses caused most curious, so we each gave her one knowing just what to do and yet fcél- measure. 1.5 “0“.“ n * ‘ '
by our “the possessions being swept in order to learn the desired informs, in; that 1 must do something. I start— ‘ _ _ .
away by a tremendous fire. Which deLL L ed 1“ CW"!!! with her W3 "19d ‘0? The clo‘cch in tllellall‘ struck the hour
1 strayed a W89 section of the then “Why. that was Herr Llobknecgt's gather for several minutes. our tours of midnight “hen .VlLat'usta's .3591 wM‘
‘ none too large village
L Siltetaung was a quiet home-like sure that we had all contributed our have grown louder than L'ller s. for sllo fines away from her presence, and
place, with but little “cutting ‘0 ‘19 promlsed caramel. “but i do not like uulcllly dried her own eyes and beds depgriéd ('51 1.9.. guest chafing“ “mm,
mm its tranquility, the greatest “L him, he looks awfully funny at you out me stop crying. that everything would was .0 shelter us for “15,3151...
vehement“ coming “'th the postman« of the corner of his eye; but our dear come out all r'll'zhl. The last i rdmcln- L Tomorrow—4 new day Would dawn
“Ch as we have here lo M" rural dis postmaster loves him very much. borL at that evening was my mother and; V‘...’ mlfst hasten ”.3311 “ch in ,,
maritime daily, distributing h" mother says." crying and singing' me to sleep." 4.3.3.5.... 51.59.10“ .0 resume our trav 1
:5R1LW'35LZ 22:? 1311330331: ifs: This was all we could learn from 0:1 the marrow the news oi our loss elarand again meets. your from house
hesitation; to accept a tumbler of "1 her. and fooling that we had not, rel-1 quickly spread as any news would in ~perhapa.,
quor. such as Was frequently offered celved full value for the toll we had Bhtelsnng. Inquiries were made and
him by those to whom 1113 brought given her, we began quarrollng and continued for months afterwards from,
mall and sometimes when l1 0 had Lydia soon ran home crying, plus the all sources. the letter was traced. stop,
' cal-smells, however by step. from the time it left fathers
moor than one place of mail for you,
As at this time (other was in Ame“ possosulon until it reached its destina-
he would tease and tease before' tailor
11 11 as 11 ,ics our 9“, source 01. information tloo. but all to avail—«ac if the ocean
(“8 L‘LLg me. until in “MM dam” L Y mull. had swallowed it. and having detract»
lion you would be obll e a from 11le come 11.11.1131. the
two glasses of 3......5.“.§” .1332}: Mother and l, was our two muons ed what it wanted had from an very
you wanted L‘I‘lls children all liken old aarvnnta' c.5115 Mm remained with depths discarded but the letter. as so
(luspldlll and no sooner saw bill on “9- “'9’" “"3 ”WW “1 ““3“““8- much drift lt “3 such " (only did
llllouch than they would swarm around “1““ we “WW1 father ‘0 "W1 for np‘pcaraucs. since all that handled the
him demanding letterswjust M1! 11. us before many mourns had elapsed. 11mm were beyond the slimmest hint
was 11111111qu [of them to receive mull. it was in the tall or! the year. some 0! "WWW’ from the much thought
To than: he was ul :2 ‘ two cars later or 0' postmaster. Hm“ Liebknccbl, to m"
30 onsidorcd LL perv y ' L hm one day Cusp! almost illituute. but steudtlstly iron
out postman. Guspldln ‘Smlrluufl. Ah 1
tor awhile it was regarded as one of TM“ PM“ “W “WNW 0‘ “MW"
those inexplicable mysteries that bap- in"! “M ““3“” ““11““ “90“ a basis
very last. was one day told by his boy.1:
the same one that had once Accompa~
nied his father to Shiatsung, that be
ing hard pressed for funds to pay a
gambling debt he had incur) ed he had
abstracted from father's letter the
money he had sent us from America a,
many years ago. lie bed so cunningly.
done this but his father had never
once suspécted that the letter had
bee ntsmpered with, and was as much
surprised over our loss as lvo were.1
Knowing that his father's l‘10nc3ty1
would nor-31' be questioned. be had
tried (or many years to target the ln-
'cldent, but be was after all a son oi
this splendid man, and whatever faultel
he had, he still possessed it“
science. one of the few 1 admirable
traits be lldd inherited from Herr Llob ‘
knecllt The old postmaster. thoughI
my later life experiences." began on
narrator, "I will toll you of an inch “
dent that occurred when I was but a
child of ten, Land [which a later happen
lug has refreshed to my mind other-
Wise there would probably be no story
of which to tell. ”
I? Who am most fond of my friend's
tales, arose from my chair and glee-
_tully clapped my hands—would have
éveu embraced her bad she permitted
me to. ~ch would, too. if yen bad”
ev'el beard Matusba relating. How _o1l;1
ten IL have declared to my friends that
should traveling- ever be denied me, 1?
3
l
— to sit/1n this veryl-llvlng-roo'm. a cup
one of Matusha s recitals. 1
After refilling our cups and settling
herself. in her customary way; she 2‘3.
sulned- her- never: -to be-
I
{o
as n ocean 1
l
m
soasn AND STEADY.
A railroad company, in rules issued
for its employed, forbids men in its
employ to visit saloons or resorts
where liquor is sold.
The company makes no pretense of
carrying on a moral crusade It sim-
ply strives to live up to business prin-
ciples which depend upon the compo-
tency and «nobility of its man.
"The things prohibited " says the
general passenger agcdt "either loud
or might lead permanently or temper
arlly to impair a mans mental and
physical powers?"
.. .........
, a lolly mood. he would snot himself, for mother. sons out that ho had I M
of 1uomobody‘ a door step. gamer u... tor for her, and since it came all the
it d still around him and loll mum 01 way from Amarioawto ills imagination
the [lotus on at Mk. where was all u wonder-Worldwtlloulht it but right 3”” we “m" “M how or WM” ‘ arhfiazgrxaggfimflflfiofi
noted the boat office and which to that she give him two tumblers of his‘ “0‘" 9' 3"?“ “W“ m" ”hm" 11y tthm g. 1.... 5.... pflufimfl glad of
them mount the lmlgbt of all pleasure. fill/Wilt! schnapyu. Well no knew "NW? lulu sent no long: and we “ ‘
Cunnidin rnmc tram UK. where war; that mother would madly smut him “Mu” embarked (or Mus W “W“ L
located the post union, all i sold, ore:- his wish. for when lotions came from will”?! return W antennas. “‘1" “’9“ r TM flrufim1:1.3023512k33293:
which Frans lllcblluscul, a venerable lather. abu wus so anxious to road 0' 0“" many 303" and “WW". :1 gym.” for the “practical” He
looking and much reslmcted Corinna them at once. that one found no slew W” “W ‘1“ 30 “WW “mused "l g 11'! cars tor "MM”.MW... 1..
‘ wall monocular. When at great lulor- urn in heralding with Cusplllln. all the MMMh“ "CM: m" it did N“ “W” .65: 1. .1... must a..." 1...... “a":
will Herr illeblluscbt would delsn to at other times laughlogly would do. ml in “N “38M ’4‘“ “ma? on “law“. um no gain 3.... what he
visit diminution his mums ibousb Why, If one time wilds abs full in a mum” “W5": A” WWW“ ““5" W' “a... L The hard [5... s. a... 1... must
loudly appearance would inspire also lolly Mood. she carried so long; with H 1‘ PM “0‘ been "J" ”mm” W' b sober and “my, 5. 3.... up a you
in the beam “the villagers. lie was Gospldln. um: one not only won her times our cum. we would not have “mm “mm... ",5 find...” are ,5
almost worshipped as a veritable (lad, own mail but that of bur neighbor's tallied thin our mind M MM“ moist “mm.“
for was be not postmaster at bill: and also. without it even audits; her a aim twill“ It“!!! minumL no “Will And most 5.5.5.1....“ be my... navy
did no not receive all letters sud oven tie glass or dunno-«many a lunch did all?! *9 mm!!! but it} 1w present solo a...” be 5...... .1... mos mm not
money for you from such places as on hove over this inaldulll. later. Coon modicum storing him 5.. lbs 9...... 1.. w 11......
England. Franco and sun for distant plain. who was heavily laden with up well. my friends," continued status of 55...... employment sobriety and
Amcrlml Yes. be was s dear old man. rlcus null. dill not tarry long with oil. silo. odor a long period or chance to stadium are becoming more and
and now that i look back at that tar but snot resolving ills toll, tool. his the room, during nor shell out or more mum required.
distant time. i can still use his klndly' departure. All one was the day are do were slowly slum our in “#21 m... tile value or reliability reduc-
race smiling at us when he visited our violin to my birthday. in honor or deeply thoughtful over what no bad “1., my. «mum and can“, even tho
Lvlllsmr .A , ,wbloh event the so nu! «to boiling just heard. "what think you of my 5511..., whooan‘t comprehend g}... m...
Chowder-loll the sums of the you. and limitation mm collusionmolls tale; and turning to Mull, was by 51... 5mm Wflpje, can gully
«we mm to see our postman or small had given the schnapps to reuse of his one. was aims first m... m mulling v
tor drive up in his familiar big on. duspldin After be had done. she spewed to in all at our discussed. it ls cots matter or sentiment. u
not; driven by a pair of anomalous wont to road father's mm but could "con you possibly visions the disco- 1.. not I: question or abacus morality
um. and: as the helm min then not and it due enroll-ll no men mo of this msgmvlbo will. u. 3.. a tangy or calmed my:
pal, dumbbell .mmomsomcm nmcscwlmlr; 1 ’ ‘ ,
. . “ m 1 A until several badminton when one? wanna st this but any cbuul:
1_ dMWflWIWfimbmbiohmfl,mmfiwymmsA
r " «common in: round it lying in the mucosa only u... my my 1W bits. ‘
douse. at: which mm 5.1““) do: moles Jailhouse“ lav 1’97““ “lair 1
1 lets
be issued under and in pursuance or an ludonture between this Company and s 5.51.59, .15 all the provision
“vols as guacamole: and the rights or the holders thereof will be subject. . ,
his will. for though our “NW“ at ”I" ll! October 1, 1928, a right of subscription to any future issue at capital stock of the Railroad Company to tho
5 thus knew each other in a business ov- extent as if holders at the time of soul. issue of the shares or the casual also. or the company to the Afui'uve LL
Faulty. later events. commencing with 111.9”, of which they are entitled. 1 1
any mar-tame upon its now existing main line of rallroAd between Woodlawxx in the city and state of New 9
and Springfield in the Cominonwaalth of Massachusetts, or its now existing main line of railroad between New H
van in the State of Connecticut and Pr avldenco in the State of Rhoda Island, such debentures shall without in
migrated here and than 5.5.15... .0 36¢ be entitled to share in the socurlty of such mortgage pro rats. with any other
that time for be.“ spurred all by a1thereby, and that any such mortgage Shall “we“... so provide 1.
warranted in this regard, I wanted to after, is altered as follows:
every three shares at this Company‘ s stock held by them respectively
“LAM truce 41161;va of Which they are, entitled under the terms of said connects, to wit at the rate of One Honor
knecllt. upright and beloved to tne1su1ob 395% Convertible Debenture Certificates held by them respectively
l ,
W51
1
son," she declared. alter first making mingling lrecLly, until my debs must “131.55; 33.. we reludta’nllv .0" our-L1L ‘
l
’ owl anon. as m torso iii on“ mutual
fiddle
row to solutions or this do occur A stockholders and directors, this Company hereby offers for also
list autonomous 0‘: no aggregate principlll amount of Sixty-seven Million Five Hand
11d olisrs ( 7 (552.000). all. to be dated October 1. 1913. to be payable October 11.1
the ate Lot all: per cent per annum. to be convertible alter October 1,1913. end not later than if
A, utc shards on the Company scapltal stock, par for par, with an adjustment of interest and divides
O
These debentures will in substance provide, so tar as lawfully may be, that the holders thereof shall enjoy,
These debentures will also provide, so for as lawfully may be. that if this Company shall hereafter or
obligations that may be second
The right to subscribe for thosownvertlble Debenturds of tall}, 611 or before November 15,1313. but not th‘
To the holders ct Lstoch of this Company (not beldL lo itsnpeasury) of record at the close at business Call
be? 9, 1913 a right oi subscription at the rate of One Hundred Dollars of principal amount of such debentu s
..
" To All holders at the close of business September 9 1913, of this Companys 3%% Convertible Debenture LA
tificatos convertible into stock between January 1.1911. and Januaryl, 1916 which are registered as to or
and interest, a right of subscriptlml- at the same rate as if homers of such COntracts were holders oi the stock at,
Dollars of principal amount of such debentures for each Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars or principal “no“
To an holders at the close or buslness September 9,1913,of1 this Company' 3 6% Convertible .Debenturs
vertlble into stock between January 15, 1923,8111} January 15, 1948, which are registered as to principal and at
em a right of subscription at the same rate as if the holders of such contracts were holders or the stock to
""81 delivery 01' Wide?! illel’ are entitle! under the terms of said contracts to wit, at the rate of One Hun Led
lars of principal amount of such debentures tor each Three Hundred Dollars of principal amount of smell 6 (3
vertlble Debentures held by them respectively. L ‘
T9 3“ holders bf “Ch 352% Copy ertlble Debenture Certificates or dosh 6% Convertible Debentures ha
COUPON attached resistered as to pr; nclpal or not, a slmilar rights of subscription at the same rate as it ill
holders of such contracts were holders of the stock to the future delivery of which they are entitled; prov 1_
however, stlulzt dutch holders shall present such debentures on or before November 15,1913, to either ‘
The Treasurer of the Company, New Haven, Conn.
Treasury‘s Agent, Grand Central Terminal. New York City.
Trdisunars Agent, South Station, Boston, Mass!
wankers Trust Company, New York City, "
Old Colony Trust Company. Boston, Moss;
We island Hospital Trilst Compnny, Providence R. ll.
artford Trust Company, Hartford, Conn,
Union Trust Company; Springfield, Mass“
Morgan Grenicll a Company, Lon'hnl England or
Morgan, Hull-lea a Company, Paris, France,
lobes stamped substantially as follows".
“Right to subscribe for Convertible Debentures of 19l31 exercised by holder hereof without affecting
within} comma? A " lil 511.1,}. 1111.5» ,
All subscriptions must be Dentures of 1 Ln amount of One Hundred Dollars or multiples the:
of. Fractional rights of subsc; u must he‘sc slumblnddlmpurcbase or sale thereof as to entitle the ho
to subscribe ffiaebentures othle p clpel ntnmglt of one Hundred Don-rs or multiples thereof 1Tbe coma;
can neither buy our sell rights ‘ '
Under the ubscrlptlo‘n‘s to be male in accordance herewith, the subscribers will be obliged to make pond
in one-"of the llowlng fways: ——
1 In one payment on or before \lovombol‘lfi ”1918 of an amount
Dentures subscribed for, wltb interest thereon at the rats of 6% per annum
1:151. 1913.5 ,1 .. ;
2:LL“‘In twLo uli‘yments. the am on or L‘Lbéifiro ijcmbeLrLLL lo, 191L311
cent.2 Lof the principal amount at the debentures subscribedttor, lth interest at the rule of 6% per a‘nnum on.
amount paid. from October 1,1913 to ‘Novkgtbep 1.5 1913. and the second on or before January 15, 1914 of the
1pm! boll ace the principal amount or ill dehentdre’s subs‘crlbed for. with interest at the rate of. 6% leer
nnm (id be cunt then paid from October 1 1913, to January 15. 1914.
Payments may be made either directly to the Treasurer of the Company
through any or the abovonamed agencies ‘
Failure to make payment upon a subscription in accordance with the above provisions will operate as 1 ‘
abandonment of all rights as a substriber
No subscription or assignment of any right to subscribe will be recognized unless made on the forms all tll
Cour; any and upon the terms and in the manner prescribed by the Company
Subscripllon warrants specifying the amount of debentures for which under this circular stockholders and
lslorod holders of Convertible llsbonture (‘eltldcates and Convertible Debentures are entitled to subscribe. wll
mailed to them as soon as is practicable Such warrants will be issued to the holders of such Convertible 1
lure Certificates and Convertible Debentures billing coupons attached after the holders thereof have prose
them to be stamped
The warrants to be issued ulll be of two kinds: warrants certifying a right or subscription for Debentures of,
aggregate principal amount at One Hundred Dollars or multiples thereof, and warrants for fractional right;
subscrlption, expressed to nlntlls. for a Dobeuture oi the principal amount of One Hundred Dollars.
For illustration: The holder of tour shares of stock will receive a warrant entitling hint or his assigns
subscribe for 3 Convertible ll'ebcutur or ms of the principal amount a! One Hundred Dollars and a m
warrant for three-ninth: or a right to subscrlbe tor such a Dabsnture: the holder of eight shares or stock or 1
solve a warrant entitling him or his assigns to subscribe for Convertible Debentures of 1913 o! the p ,
not at 'l‘wo Hundred Dollars and a fractional warrant to: slx- ninth: or a right to subscribe for 73 Con
Debodturd of One Hundred Dollars; the holder or n 3 1-2% Convertible Debenturc Certificate of the Inc
of One Thousand Dollars will receive a warrant entitling him or his assigns to subscribe for Convertible,
turn of 1918 of the principal amount of Two Hundred Dollars and a fractional warrant (or two- ninth:
to “bimbo tor a Convertible Dobeu‘turc of One Hundred Dollars; the holder of :1 3 i 2% Convertible
Certificate of tile face value of Five Thousand Dollars will receive a warrant entitling him or his assign;
scribe for Convertible Debentures or 1913 of the principal amount or One “thousand One Hundred Dollars
lrcctlonsl Warrant for one ninth of a right to subscribe for a convertible Debentures at One Hundred
the holder of a 8% Convertible Debenture of the urlnciml amount or One Hundred Dollars will recalls a ,
lionll warrant tor cbmcullnibs or a right to subscribe for 1 Convertible Debenlurc of 191s of the“
.mount of One Hundred Dollars: the holder of a 6% Convertible Debenturo or the lace value of One ‘1‘
Dollars will receive a warrant cntllllua him or bill nucleoli to subscribe for Convertible Debentures of 1913
prlnclpal amount of Three liuudrod Dollars and a fractional warrant for threooinths of a right to subscribdr
Convertible Debentures or llllll of too principal amount ol Three Hundred Dollars and a lrucllonsl warrant.
three-ninth: o! :1 right to annual-lbs (or u Convertible Decorators at One Hundred Dollars.
The fractional warrants will be transferable by dollvery; the other warrants will be transferable by
lion oi the bleak form oi assignment on the buck thereof.
Holders of those warrants other than fractional warrants who may wish to subscribe for a portion of til
bontum covered by tho warrant and to dispose of the remainder of their rights, or to dispose or a port! on
tbolr rights in one person and cl the remainder to mother. should return those warrants to the Trend
the COW”)? at New Haven, Consultant. or through one or the agencies above specified, to be exchanged to»
or warrant: of the some annuals principal amount, specifying the number or warrants desired to axe
amount at debentures to be covered by such and the names or those to whom they are to be issued rein
Warrants will be void and of on Value unless surrendered to the Transom of use Company at its om
through one of the showcased agencies on or before November 1s. 19“. accompanied by a subscription
mills in onmusuce of the terms of the warrant: snd‘by the payment or either the first installment or «11111.
amount vanilla coon such sub
Duos paymentof "inscriptions in lull or in part, consumable acetate will unissued certifying the
that has been paid Snell mints may be exchanged for negotiable receipts when comic. 1
Pull paid receipts will be «changeable for dobentum’ as soon so these are prepared
debentures mil so lasso in live denomination at One Thousand Dollars. and may be g.
111111111111: in an. owner's name and at his election be «ashamed from smiles in tho manner .
lbs inductors under which the: m mud. hemmed Mentored will be mood in denominations or
lived Dollars. One Thousand Dolly/u snd'l‘ A Thoum’d nouns.
coupon debentures my be unbiased 'L‘Ltor W “necessities and malarial-ad debenture! or so
torso. in tile manner provided in said tantalum.
slim seawater“ 11rd to no curable It in: option ol the holder in London. England. 1.; marlin:
1 .
.f'
equal to the principal amount of t
from October 1. 1913, to Nov
oLPan amount of money equal to sixty-dvcrL
at New Haven. Connecticut.~‘L
Aspllulloa will be colds to no. mo lucid debenture: tilted a; the Rev: Yuri: sleek Erosion.
All «We» minis: to me" torsion; should be also... to the Treml‘or1oftllo Counsel?
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