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Appears on Back of Society Section Wft BROS. CO. A' Glad Surprise In Women's Suits Our buyer is just back from New York where he has been helping the makers clean them dispose of their surplus stocks and reserve lots. As a result we have scores of fine NEW suits at prices LOWER than most stores are asking for their weary STRAGGLERS of the season. Especially.

noteworthy are these lots for tomorrow 75 Suits Worth to 2350 at Suits Worth 35 to 50 at Suits Worth 1 185 to 3000 at 00 17 Splendid 15 Coats at 10 TJKRHS a rich. handsome coat to snuggle in Beautifully built of beautiful chinchilla. Rich Oxford shade in a handsome model. without soft and luxurious looking. Full three-quarter length slightly utauay at Iotrm Richly trimmed in large black vent buttons.

A splendid 15 value captured by our buyer in Xew York. Shown today for the first time. They will go like rake il Sin. Year. Second Floor.

Columbia Records Are Ready For December Yc want you to visit our rafnnola Depart- Tilent todav and hear the first playing- of the Columbia Records fur December. The December list i unusually attractive and divers a wide range of vocal and instrumental selec- tor Imers of Grand Opera and the classical in ii there ire splendid double recordings by Bonci. David pham. Americas foremost baritone and knri Scott the sensational Metropolitan bass. olTer aNo several splendid vocal numbers typical of the Christmas season and two records made particularly' IN tile little folks.

The- usual run ui popular. up-to-the-minute hits and fur splendid numbers for the new dances. lie sure you hear the Columbia December Records today. Remember. they play on both Columbia and Victor instruments.

iive us your name for future record lists and phone call or write for the present one. Grafonola Department Third Floor Right VWUWIWM. RICH BROS. CO. A Correction As Xuxoara is strictly a scien- tific preparation and every advertisement is based upon indubitable facts we guard rigidly against the least exaggeration or extravagant claims therefore we vish to correct a typographical error which appeared in one of our advertisements which read.

eat all you want. Now we would not like to say to a person with a diseased stomach to eat tiioiigli to overload the stomach hut ye do say emphatically take the Nuvcani treatment and tat anything you want. in moderation until the stomach is restored. Plenty of food is absolutely necessary and the system requires a variety of food to furnish strength and energy and to build up tissue. Bread and meat.

vegetables. fruits. etc. are necessary. Take your mind away from your stomach.

and employ it in securing something to put in it. Leave the indigestion and dyspepsia to Nux- cara and all will he well. Then. too the mind is treacherous Iud irresponsible. The physical intelligence depends upon the function of the organism.

the circulation. etc. THE MAIL ORDER COFFEE ROASTERS Atlanta Coffee Mills Co. Blenders of High-Grade ffees Special Blends- Eureka Atco Square Deal Buy Your Coffee Direct From the Mill Roasted Daily. We help to make the million city Ask Your Grocer 458 Edgewood Avenue Officials of Great Eastern Lines Say Freight Rate Advance Is 5 Per Cent Increase Asked.

Washington. November 14. That railroad earnings are not commeUU- rate with the increased cost of pera- tion. higher taxes' and wages and addi- tions to equipment necessary to meet commercial demands of the country was submitted today to the Interstate commerce commission by representatives of the railroads tor a. general increase of Ii per sent In freight- rates.

The lalm tiled by railroads operating In th territory east of the slssintJl mol north of th Ohio and Po- tomao rivers was upheld in a prelimi. nary outline of the railroad situation by Daniel Wlllard. president of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad representing for the occasion tne eastern roads. and Frederick A. DelanQ president of the Wabash railroad.

on bh1f of the. Central Traffic association. statistics tending to show the curtailment ol earnings as compared to increased costs were submitted by an accounting committee composed of C. M. linnting.

comptroller of the Pennsylvania rail road V. C. Wishart. statistician the New York Central lines V. H.

11- hams. third vice prelident of the Pla ware and Hudson company C. P. CraW- ford. cQmptrofler of the Itrie ra Iroad.

and George M. Shriver serord vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. WlllardK Plea for Higher Rates. President Yillard in an opening statement asserted that railroads I the territory concerned had espended in property investments in the last three years 600000010 and that in the year 1913 the earnings were less than for the year 1910. lie argued that the 6 per cent Inrreasa applied for was not as much as the railroads were entitled to.

and in this he was supported by President DeLano who. argued for the railroads in central territory. and urged that in flxln rates the cum- u3sion should regard no. rticu territory. Figures for The first two months of the present year.

Mr. DeLano said. were less encouraging thin the Vaults since 1910 vllln an appeal fot a 10 per cent increase in rates was submitted by Mr. Shriver for nine railroads in the territory in votved showed that the net oreratlng income for 1913 had actually decreased more than 14000000. while operating expenses and taxes had Increased Jiui 000000 since 1910.

Another table combining the Interests of the New York Central. Pennsylvania and Bath- more and Ohio. systems showed that tre net operating income had decreased JS xno710 since 1910. It was also Vown that in this period the Property investment for the three roads had increased 5160 per cent gross earn- 6335 Per while the net operating income had increased only 980 per cent. Return Show Decline.

M. Bunting of the Pennsylvania testified that the return on property investment of that system had shown a declining tendency since 1903. and a steady decline since 1910. Between the years 1910 and 1913 said he there was an Increase of i7 1S6919 in the property Invest- nwnt and a decrease in the net operating income of 11486511. In other words the Pennsylvania system was III 485511 short of even receiving one i-en't additional return on Its enlarged investment.

The percentage of return or property Investment In 1903 was 7 49 per cent. in 1913 it had fat- The amount of wages paid continued Mr. Bunting. has Increased about 36000000 during the period 1910 to. 1913 approximately 15000900 of which Is due to increased rates of pa.

In addition large expenditures had to be made for more substantial and heavier equipment. higher stand. ard of road bed and more modern In terlokln Taxes have Increased $4079 779 as between 1910 and 1913. Summing up the operations we have. comparing 1913 with 1910 an In crease In tonnage but a decrease the average revenue per ton per mile.

an increase In operating revenues of 14 05 per cent an Increase of 2513 per cent In operating expenses an increase or 3653 per cent in taxes and a de crease or 1318 per cent In net operating Income. with an Increase of 1756 tier cent in the property investment account. Even If the total freight revenues of the Pennsylvania system in 1913 had become greater by per cent the return from operations upon the property investment would have been 642 per cent or only about 1 per cent greater than the percentage actually realized. Investment More Return Lena. W.

C. Wishart. of the New York Central said that system since June 30. 1910 had added 159QOOOOO to the property which It devotes to public use. The whole system he added had in the year just closed J3284730 less net corporate Income than in 1910.

The dividends declared In 1913 were over 53000000 less than in 1910 notwithstanding the increase of 49000000 In the gross operating revenue. In other 1 words. since June 30. 1910. there Jias been added to.

the property investment about 1000000 a week. while the net corporate income in 1913 was less by about 63000 a week than in 1910 in- jilicating that expansion Qt business has i caused a net loss to. the stockholders. The year 1913 shows a large increase In operating revenues 1876 per cent lover 1911 but operating expenses Increased 2359 per cent and taxes 3228 per cent. leaving the operating incomes I only 491 per cent greater than it was In 1910.

This tatter Increase was more than absorbed by the large expenditures classed at other deductions' from Income and by higher fixed charges to that the net corporate In come was 762 per cent less than 1910. Taxes have grown at a rate greater than either revenues or operating ex penses. In 1913 taxes required an amount equal to 645 per- cent of the total dividend disbursements. Mr. Shriver examined by Hugh L.

Pond counsel- for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. also presented statistics I relating to the Baltimore and Ohio which summarized the effect on that company's income for 1913 of the changes which have come about since I 1910 to be as follows i Revenues decreased by reason of re- i ductlon in rates. 900000 total added expenses and taxes including 4000000 for increase in wages. 96467000 in crease in Interest charge at 5 per cent on 56000000 Increase in capital in vestment. 2SOO000 or a total increased expense or 9267000.

The surplus of the road Mr. Shriver testified was in 1910. 4773000. after paying Interest and dividends. and in 1913 was $1,906000.

Protests Against Protests against the proposed in creases in rates were formally flied to day in behalf of the Plttsburg Coal company and the New Plttsbure Coal company of Plttsburg Pennsylvania and Columbus Ohio. Rush C. Butler. representing the Freight Traffic Association of Chicago Association of Commerce also entered an appearance. continue to prOsent4v8Nfwilt 394 55 Tomorrow the railroad companies will continue to.

present testimony and when this is all in. by Wednesday at the latest the commission will ad journ the hearing until the middle of December or early in January. At that time the shippers and general public will be given an opportunity to. present their side of the case. In the meantime Louis D.

Brandeis. counsel for the commission wilt investigate the claims of the railroads. Formal protest against Mr. Brandeis' appearance in the case on behalf of the commission was med today by T. C.

Spellman. an attorney of New York. The protest was i placed on lie. Laugh and. grow fat" with Jolly May Irwin tonight.

To Miss Rice. Mr. and Mrs. L. ElOernan gave a de lightful dancing party last night at the Georgian Terrace.

the occasion a compliment to their charming niece Miss Jennie Rice. of Chicago. There were twenty couples. and dancing was enjoyed In the parlors on the mezzanine floor. Palms and jars of chrysanthemums decorated the mezzanine gallery.

and an orchestra provided music. At 11 o'clock a supper was served from a picturesque buffet table which i was garlanded with smilax the conj terpiece a basket of KlIlarney roses. i 1 Miss Rice as Qte1Y In a dancing I i gown cit peach pink ehrmeuse lace. and Mrs. Els man wore an elegant toilet of black satin charmeuse and white lace.

Miss Rice is being entertained at a series of Informal affairs during her I visit. WillifordHUL The marriage of Miss' oi Williford and Mr. Eugene B. Hill of Amerlcus will be-an Interesting event of Thurs. day morning at 11 o'clock taking place at the home of the bride on Fifth street.

Miss Willie- Wtlllford will be her sisters only attendant and the cere. mony will be performed by Dr. Daniel of the First Baptist church. There will be present only the-family party and a few" dose friends and a wedding breakfast will' be served. Mr.

Hill and. his bride will leave afterwards for their home In Ansenicus. To Miss Griffith. Mrs. James A.

Branch will entertain at luncheon today at the Capital City club in compliment to MISS Jean Griffith of Columbus md the guest at Mrs. Joseph N. Moody. To Miss Latham. Mrs.

James D. Robinson will en tertain at luncheon Saturday In compliment to Miss Latharn of Washington the guest of Mrs. C. A. Conklln.

LIQUOR IS CONDEMNED BY- VIRGINIA BAPTISTS Lynchburg. Va. November 24. The convention of the Baptist General as sociation adopted the report of the tern. peranee committee by which the work of the Virginia.

Saloon league Is reaffirmed the sale of liquor at the state fair at Richmond Is deprecated and the state saloon league is re quested to continue Its efforts to prevent this. as welt as to continuo Its work before the next general assembly In the effort to. secure the proposed enabling antiooking to a vote on state. wide prohibition. Dr.

A. C. Cree tf Atlanta. or the Southern Baptist Home Mission board made a strong address for all the missionary enterprises of the denomination. CRANE IS APPEARING IN THE HENRIETTA" Buffalo.

Y. November 24. A quarter of a century i the theatrical world was bridged when William H. Crane revived his famous old play The Henrietta. here tonight.

The old comedy first was played by Mr. Crane In New York. September 26. 1887 and the last performance was given May 11 1889. The modern play.

The New Henrietta. by Wlnchell Smith and Victor Mapes is Bronson Howard's comedy brought up to date but re taming the best features of the former. The play was enthusiastically received by a. large audience and Mr. Crane was obliged to respond to- curtain call.

2 FOR 25 GTS. Long on Good Points REDMAN IROQUOIS SHIRTS 150 SHIRTS. 250 EARL WILSON SOLD BY BROS. CO. 45 Pepcbtree St.

MEN Forever By a true specialist who possesses the experience or years. The right kind of experience doing the same thing the tight way hundreds aud perheps thousands of tlins with unfailing permanent resulta. Don't you think It a time to get the right treatment I will curt you or make no charge. thus proving that my present-day scientific methods are absolutely certain. I hold out no tales hope If I Cn a your case incur able.

If you desire to consult a re liable long specialist of vast experience. come to me and learn what can lie accomplished with skillful scientific treatment. I curs Blood Poison. Varicose Vein Ulcers. Kidney and Bladder diseases.

Ob. trisctlons Catarrhal Discharges Piles and Rectal troubles and all Nervous sad Chronic Diseases of Men and Women. Examination tree and strictly confidential. Hours I a. m.

to p. us. Sundays. i to 1. DR.

HUGHES Specialist Opposite Third Natl Bank. 181 North Broad St. Atlanta. Oa. Whlkj mad D- Hifeln tmwd tIloni oc iSaninriur Book on nbcci I Frt DR.

B. M. WOOLLEY 7 N. Vtem I SuJttrliua Allun. Cforila.

IS DYEING Mouruicg Black Of One DAYS pil OB. way tows rd unouutlur to 180. ASbars Are. Ivy tista 954. ATLANTA STEAU no AJTO LWWIG WOWtS.

CHENEY'S XP EQTPRANT Cures Whooping Cough Croup Colds. running of none sore throat. 1 Expectorant- TUjhtly laxative. Pr nU the. whoop lawhoopinf cough.

ChUdr.n-.Hk Ch My- ha. ipwr op market ftt7 years. the old. tri 1105 crttnrort. J5 I drug torn Odr-J On TUESDAY DECEMBER a legal sale day at 10- o'clock before the COURTTJOTJSB DOOR we are going to conduct Several Important Sales Wp will offer the Pound property consisting of three houses-and two vacant lots on the corner of Davis and Foundry streets.

A vacant lot. on Stewart ayenue belonging to the estate of. Jack M. Wilson. For.

the Jordan estate. a one-half interest In Nos. 80 Richmond street and a remainder Interest in lot 100x100 feet on corner of Arthur and Wilson streets. For the Candler estate a piece of in' property 60xl02 feet known as Nos. 136 East Harris street near Piedmont avenue.

Forrest George Adair FOR Irablo Pone de Leon Apartment Yes will fled at 310 Ponce de Leon. tween" Jackson and the Boulevard one of the most desirable second floor room apartments in the city. There are only two apartments In the house and the first floor la occupied by the owner hence you will get the bet or service. Has steam heat electric lights. gas.

hot and cold water two baths two wash stands and two closets. This apartment la occupied by Mr. T. II. Latham.

His lease does not expire until September 1 next year. and. for personal reasons Mr. Latham waste to sublet the apartment. It you are looking for something extraordinary rice at a reasonable rent.

this Is your opportunity. Rent 65 per month. JOHN WOODSID REAL ESTATE RPTING. STORAGE. Phones Bell Ivy 671.

Atl. 611. REAL ROW" Elegant Stationery For Social Correspondence Every business man occasionally writes personal let- ters either on social or Business matters for which he'd prefer something different from his business stationery. WE HAVE JUST WHAT YOU WANT FOR THIS PURPOSE ITS ELEGANT BUT DISTINCTLY MANNISH and tile prices are reasonable. We have the dainty kind for ladles too.

FOOTE DAVIES CO. Corner N. Pryor Street and Edgewood Avenue JUST ONE MINUTE FROM EVERYWHERE EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE WEST END LOTS On Hopkins Street. West End. we have a splendid building lot for 1000.

This lot is close to the Lucile avenue car line. lies well. and is beautifully- shaded. Location and surroundings considered this is about as cheap a lot as can be had in Atlanta. Terms 200 cash balance easy.

B. M. GRANT CO. GRANT BUILDING. FUNDS FOR PURCHASE MONEY NOTES IN SUMS UP TO 3000 HERBERT KAISER MORTQAQC LOANS 41012 Atlanta National sank Bulldng 6 10000 to Lend 7 On first-class Improved City Residence.

Business or Apartment House Property. Apply Immediately Aaron Haas Son Howell' IVY 4453. 732 CANDLER BUILDING. 1 1 3000 Portable Electric lamps. 2000 i 1500 Portable Electric Lamps' A wonderful assortment of Portable Lamps from 500 to 2000 Brass and Iron Andirons from 3 to 55 Queen Mantel Tile Company 56 West Mitchell Street.

DO YOU. COOK WITH Try our Red Ash Round. 50 Special for Furnaces Jellieo Nut. 45 MM 2338 MTU 503 THOMAS HARVILL MAIN 631 ATL. 3581 INSURE INTHE safe iatie one cOllpaJY for- to patronize.

INSURANCE COMPANY or ATHENS GEORGIA. INC. I90SCASH CAPITAL 10000000 ATtANTA AGENTS A. J. SHROPSHIRE at O.

EMPIRE. LIFE eLOG. Georgia hy oVe 200 Arti a uuuu or Allanui LODGE NOTICES of PyUlu Cnlfarm Lodge No 153. regular convention of Uniform'-Lodge No. IJSi Knights of ythlas.

meets Oyntm ffiWuM building. The rank of. Knight. amplified form' will be conferred. All qualified Knights cordially Invited.

M. H. WELLS. C. C.

B. 1. OWENS. K. of.

R. and S. Xoilcv KnIght. or Pythias. The regular us I of Delphi Lodge.

No. 38 Knights of Pythlu i be- held this Tuesday I evening. November 25. Castle Hall 43014 Marietta St. 1 Work in rank of Esquire.

AU qualified Knights cordially invited to attend. JNQ. B. BRADFORD C. C.

Attest V. F. GRIFFIN' K. of R. and S.

A call communication of I E. A. Minor Lodge. No. 603.

F. A. 31. will be held In I their Temple. East Atlanta.

i this Tuesday November lb. 1913. at 7:80 us. Work In the Id. M.

degree. All quail lied brethren invited. Take Soldiers' Home car. Peachtree and Decaturs its. to Glenwood avenue.

By order of E. M. BALL. W. M.

H. II. CLARKE. Secretary. A regular communication of Gate City lodge.

No. 21 F. A. M. will.

be held inj MaSonlc temple. this Tues day afternoon under dispensation beginning atl 3:30 oclcxk on account ofl large number of candidates. All busl. ness matters will be taken up at the usual hour. 7:30 o'clock.

after which the second section of the work wllll begin. The lecture on the degree wllll be given by Past Master C. E. Hall atl 8:30 o'clock. All qualified brethren ar cordially and fraternally Invited.

By order or J. LEROY DUNCAN. W. M. Them wilt be a regular communication of Capitol View lodge.

F. A. M. No. 640 held.

this Tuesday evening at p. us. in Baraia hall corner Genesee an Beatle avenue. Work in Master Mason degree. All duly qual.

itied brethren fraternally invited to I tend. Take Stewart avenue ear to Beatle avenue. Be order of J. E. WtLl-tEIT W.

11. HL DOLVIN Secretary. A call communication of W. D. Luckl lodge.

No. 89 F. A. will be held irl lodge room cornet Gorji and Lee streets Tuestla' evening. November 25 a' 7:30 p.

m. The Fellowcraft degree will be conferred. All qualified brethren cordially Invited. By or- de R. GTO W.

M. J. M. HUNNHUTT Secretary. Scottish Rite Masonry.

All brethren the Ancient and A repted Scottish Rite of Freemasour are requested to attend the fun ro services of our late Brother John Brad icy Robins 32d degree at Methodist church corner Trinity ave" and Washington St. this Tuesday morning at' 10 o'clock. Card of Thanks. The family of Mrs. Suslan R.

Butts why died' at a private saultariun Saturday night. wish to thank lb many friends for their kind expression of sympathy In their recent I rnent in the family of Mrs. Suslan Rl Butts. FUNERAL NOTICES. ROBINS The friends and reTatlyes a i Dr.

John B. Robins. Mr. and Mrs 1 George A. Cunningham Misses Macs an Victorine Robins.

Rev. J. T. Robins an I Dr. W.

R. Robins are invited to atten the funeral of Dr. John B. Robins at I o'clock today at Trinity Methodls church. Interment will at.

Wes i View cemetery. Space In the ohure will be reserved for the escorts 0 I honor tram the various organization and special cars will carry the escorts to the cemetery from the church. The following have beets requested to act as pallbearers and are asked to meet at the church 15 minutes prior to the time set for the funeral Mr. Forrest I Adair Mr. John W.

Hardwlck. Mr. V. A. Foster.

Rev. J. S. L. Sappington.

Mr. John Gilmore Mr. Lewis Gregg Rev. Lane Ware and Mr. J.

C. Greenfield. APPLETAnb Thd friends Of Miss Edith P. Appteyard Miss Nellie Appleyard and Miss Mary Appleyard are Invited to attend the funeral of Sties Edith P. Appleyard Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock from the English Lutheran church.

Interment at West View. The following gentlemen will act as pallbearers and meet at the parlors of Harry G. Poole at 10 clock Mr. W. E.

ill Mr. W. L. Beer Dr. C.

M. Barnwetl Mr. Philip Weltoer. Mr. C.

Logan and Mr. J. P. Jackson. FLORENCE The friends of Mrs.

Mary I. Florence. Mr. and Mrs. E.

L. Florence Mr. and Mrs. T. Florence.

Miss Lula 1' Florence Miss Mary C. Flor- ence and Miss Sarah Florence are In vited to attend the funeral or Sirs. Mary I. Florence this Tuesday morn- log at 10 o'clock from the residence. 19 Task avenue.

Interment at West View. The following gentlemen will act as pallbearers and meet at the parlors of Harry G. Poole at 9:15 Mr. Patrick Callahan. Mr.

red Boyd. Sir. J. F. Lunton Sir.

J. S. Harper Sir. U. Nations and Mr.

Albert McDonald. CHRISTIAN The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Christian.

Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Christian and Mr.

J. O. i Christian. of New York are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. James Christian today.

November 15 1313 lit a p. in. from the East End Methodist Episcopal church. Interment at Greenwood cemetery. The following named gentlemen will please act as pallbear- ers and meet at the chapel of I Patterson Son at 1:30 Mr.

N. H. Harris. Mr. William Harris.

Mr. T. J. Lochridge. Sr.

Mr. Forest Kibler Mr. Henry Cobb and Mr. William Corretl- WILSON The relatives and friends of I Miss Nlra C. Wilson.

Mrs. Anne Ray. Mrs. Kate OShlelds Mr. and Mrs.

A. N. Si. Baldwin. Miss Lizzie Bishop Miss I Leila Burford.

Mr. and Sirs. A. A. Lyons.

Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Ray and Mr.

and Mrs. R. A. Cash are invited to attend the funeral of Miss Nira Ullson this Tuesday afternoon at I clock. the residence 153 Whlteford avenue.

The following named gentlemen will act as pallbearers and meet at the residence at I o'clock Mr. Will Miller. Or A. Manning Mr. Charntr A.

Peacock Mr. W. H. Wynn Mr. A.

Kdmondson and Mr. Will Veno. Inter- ment at Hollywood cemetery. Barclay Brandon Company. funeral directors.

RXKHETT The relatives and trleds lot Miss Kffle. Barrett. Mr. and Mrs. T.

Barren sir. and Sirs. V. Si. Barrett ind family.

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Barrett and faml Mrs.

C. X. Dean. Mr. and Mrs jl H.

lineman. Mr. and Mrs. Dean M- U. F- Freeman and Mr.

R. T. Barrett are invited to attend the fMnJra' of Miss Ertle Barretr this Tuesav mfccing at 11 o'clock. from the residence. 7 PtlUia15 street.

The i- nlli gentlemen will act as Dallbeurers and meet at Barclay Brandon Company's. 246 Ivy street at 15 oclocV Or. W. S. Con way.

Dr. W. Rowan. Mr. A.

O. Wllhoit. Mr. A o' Eberliart. Dr.

W. P. Mann and ij c. Perkins. Interment at Oakland ipnitdl Rev.

W. W. BrlnkflSld ZflcIatg FU ERAL DIRECTORS- BARCLAY BRANDON CO FUNE1LAL are now located In tbei. newldme 2 Ivy. 1 1.

THE CON rITUTI0N' hWSundaYAd IM RICH I iL rack. weary to orrow 1475 1 85 i' 2500 Ii I I eanr alf gg 1ti lOde lu lookin I at O. Readylo II' ear i il ar I is lr jn 111 11 It" er" :1 fl' I id I It Chri nmnbersJor th YOU Il Irllr l' 1I or li ts or Hxala strictl ti tit' i ligi ly lea ou a' lUOll I a vour it. Yhen these are impaired psychic force beomes unreliable. THEMAIL Cffees Atco" Mm st city-Ask FOR HIGHER RATES RAilROADS PlEAD Offi ials That I pera I iJ I I toda 1t.

the the hlc lIml. nar I selll pre ldent I beua It the Sts mt fl roar of e11d tl i il mt niirf Sd HIbU iii tt con erled ears puticulor lltl. Ore Hautt I tledtl. FI ures Ir. In- Ne i lO al a own tment these nl1s cent white neto er.

atin C. 1. I 1 6919 Jhepropert atinl stem hI485hll cent as 749 len to. 548 per cent. durine pa or Inha 0 9.

9 In- 1405 de- per I roper" Or I I lu' atm lIt Le" th I Dertr ljs I I I las corpora te HI 1 3 ess i tiCitin busll1 ss I' Ear ha ls se rb thhe laJ Ju fo In- or' ex. pen es. 64. I 10hiO I an i In- on Ini i 2i 6 i- all i lO I i into- I ag ts bn fal. I I rl I ro I pr sent4v8 fwlli i du hfte hSe a i io W18 if cre ar 11 dle 1f te I' I grw.

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