The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1905, Page 4

Basa of the Bqutta- diastst eee un ‘ihe Rega, should be To avert this and’ from the violent breaking le, phot anly, to ine finan he--anyacit ag well—) some one Ought to under: fi mee ty in #OMe | tS j No stop the (oH what might matt tn; itemen connected with’ qhe | 3 fe ng he is by eat to me to be a thing bat ip ae was A) iret pg bumber ot ss would take this coropany out 3 the " With ft was Kol to destruc ihe elgg fa clean oanaqeniees and restore ite NC of all honeat | trast aes T s00n, ponalded that the could 8 rom | in partigraph 9 of the agreement, . Tie very, sital: eo | Maemiane. (eeent, for rey ao ft raveelt determine yg to exer- power for the parpose oe yon ing diceotors of the company of five years becanse ‘pot trnsteoa NF such high char. Pel I actordthsty Hnatructed manac} th draw a doet for transfer | at Hower as strone as It could be under the preaent law, JAN of purpoke was set forth otters Wellton about that time, one to Mr, Cleveland, one to Mr. ee othe three trastees- these ink, | tingnelal enterprise them over bays ie some time The thind letter eiter te Mr, Morton, the Presl- the company. which, T think, has read and epread upon | he mithutes, if you think proper. opr | The letters were put in evidenc Letter to Cleveland, Now York, June 9, Dear Mr. Cleveland: 9 uu are aware that ¢ Ditter oonteo-| y exists regarding the management thong @a to the person sd Pguitable - Life Assurance in the gately of the fond th ed Joss of Sonnide mee & © than four bundred mi iliona | the earnings of six hun-| thousund poltey-h the hope of putting an énd to this |be selected, Mr, Cravath with other (the sole discretion of the t polley-holders, purchased this block of you made, in stcok, and propose to put it in the | thong as to the persona nds of a board of trustees, having no selected ay the minority directons? A. mestion with Wall street, with vote for the selection of directore as | twenty-elht of the fifty-two direc-)! four’ in aceordance with oils of tie polioy-tolders of the so- | ety, and as to the remaini cording tO the judgment o} oud. Is accordance with the plan al the Superintendent of Tn. — you to act as one a jrely rand | y should not venture to ask, this of any reroera grounds. eat Public service, the Will be very light, {nthe & at are of things when 4 & condition T have, Board with other be in character en’ changes, and ali clarteal done by the office force tue wr en’ a similar letter to hg ¢ Morgan J. O'Brien and jeorne Westinghouse of Pittsburg, two @t the largest policy holders of the! Society. Yours vory truly, | Would Sell to Soclety. Fs nd seal Morton, 120 Brnadey Now what 1 have oland and his airoady ‘paid op Gesovidte “‘trudvess, 1 har to say that | any ag 4 in the Equitable Life As- ty was not bought with resell, and is not and will offered for sale, ¥ ciroumstances sol! {t except ey or under some plan for the Society and ders, If, however, you find it in carrying out ‘your plgng ‘benefit of the Society, to retire fo acquire it fos 1 that you shall be antitled the nosy o thet fy to say at 4 per cent Very truly yours TH Q. made for the loan ot Phieh you patd to 4 r any control over the he money through title of the majority any part of the} Young Hyde ‘Out of i Q Haye you any. arrangement under| par iro holding this stock, -4n r in part, for the benefit of Mr. 8 stock ‘should be vou ee all jnfluenced 4 No, ar Big Opportunities, ly apprectative of the ule iL control ¢ ¢ it oHAT THE ¢ i IN > ee VITABLR HAS MIGH Nis ation Mp hyde LS 9 ed Ay a ait THE WoRTD: rainit EVENING, Lopes 9, 1905, FINANCIAL EN- NECTION ‘WITH ERPRISES? A CAN IMAGINE iW, IN MAKIN YOUR PUR- YOURS? 1) | UNDER YOU WER NOT ID ) LY ANY SUCH CON- A. 1 WAS NO'T. He, bore Hquitable the t elas an SRABET Ne a hen did you give imatructions to ounsel to prepare a ti arrange: ant or trost deed—how soon afte up the matter, of acquiring A. Within a few: hourg. Fixing the Trust Term, you provided rust term of five years, or as is the ae pil pe perios au- ration Law of the erste oe Did you fix upon the term of Ou were advised that you could not legally creas 's a trust deed for a longer period? A. Yes, butt agreed—I think I agreed in some Pt levhg that < wae continuc as jong as i each period of five years, Risen ‘Under the Lav,” Q. You wanted to bind yourself as ne ag you could? A, Under the law. “. ‘ou regarded it as improper that | @nyY one else that would remain in the shevid have any Property ownerebip of the stock, and | You dia not wish youreglf to- retain any suich—is that a fact? A. That ta the ex f tact, better than I could state it ‘ad: Q. Do you meet with the trustees, o} bao they Ett With eee ey have meét Mr. Cleveland; I met htm the other day when he was in town. thorized by Searion, 30 Gor }» Do they advise with you as to) pergons that would be aatie- | yout A. re. upon the boar t A. No, ‘Q Have Pou given recommenda - who should be nena AN Q. They are to select certain persons an Tepregent: ng the stock interests? A. Tea, Q. TO the extent of ‘er four out of the total number ?A. ‘Yes, Made No Recommendations, Q. The minority of twenty-four ints ow’ iy eas, Have any recommenda- who chould be 0, air, fact, power No, air, Q. OF within the quota of twenty- A. No, str, Q. Is it your understanding that the trustees are obliged to selvet those who are nominated by the policyholders ac- cording to the majority of votes or that {they may choore —— those that are nominated by the polloy-holders? A. My oo og rid is that they were not obliged to Mr, Ryan admitted that the trustees gore. reject mat selected by the polloy- dere. Q. You regard that as a safer method of selecting directors than to allow the |*0, had privately with Mr, Harriman, election to be controlled by the chance | votes of a majonty of policy-hoiders at | @ given time? Q Have you any stared in this stock | | save as subject to this trust deed? A. I have not. Q Can you vote upon this stock—can uitahle stock? A. Ve Vote upon the ae say not. You have not the title to tf A mnt ig my understanding. * Check but No Title. Q. Are the trustees th receipt of naa to! A, (addressing Mr. Cra: oe you can answer that, Mr, | | Crava! The agreement was filed with | the company, Q, Now, the scheme of this agreement | {a that the stock shall be put in trust dor the tine stated, and that the trus- tees shall exercise the voting power and | 10 the divi- Now, a¢ a matter of fact, what | have you, a4 a stogkholder, done siace the execution of these papers? A. I | have done very little. Q., Have you done sh I say nothing. Q. Twant to know whether this agree- | ment is carried out in @ctual practice, dends. anything? whether th et corresponds to the form? A. fr, . ‘Phen X O'Brien | and Mr. We: 8, ng the term of this agi @ the sole right to vote hy stock? Absolutely, Q. And as to ‘the holders of the legal f the stock. they wave the sole rig! of Directors? A t to elect the Board A Public ste QT wish wld explain a Ut. aot thought of that whall never | of that stock nor any heirs «f mine, ut, however clear your fntention | on the part of the Logisia any, officer af the would be taken In the event you refus to accede to his request? atih—I advise, yOu not to an- awor the question. Tho Mie refuse to answer on The Chairman he Committee directs hast to answer, Mr. By Re Witness—I ree to anewer on | I think you will | rel ey told Mr, ni Upon 2 | Lrecognize of it control evils former conditions? A, "Wel, that is #0 in will corporations, of course. ment [n your letter | She bast of reimbursement with 4’ per | cen! ered the question on any Other basis? A. No, I have not considered {t on any | wien you formulated the | other 5 LA wy } to be stated in a matter of that kind, stock aa pen Wise, have ‘opposition? ywas there any proposition permit that Q. time of the purchase or just Cabout the me of the purchase, the next day I beside myself; hampered in my plans tn regant to trustees, and ani not think that anybody who had been connected as a director with any of tho large companies should have an Interest In, this. Mr. think st was ve announced. cpineat 4) ‘ou ground upon which you eas, to han- dle the matter alone. pepe A, Why, Q r, Hughes, T ought'to be called upon | Several ‘days, That was several days between haracterize or state a conversation I|¢he date of the purchase amd the ante of the exeoutlon of the trustee Well, t was several dayp from tne date-perhaps 1 ought to explain it houht this stock on Thursday, Gay night, under certain conditions “vy whan certain. conditions | were complied ‘with and 1 think ft was or perhaps Friday, and from that of it, if you will? A. etate, Mr, to siy {0 my cient while he should teatity what he did do, he cannot, 80 voluntarily, to state conversations riman or truth In the report that there waa any suggestion that ite insurance erp Melons in this State would be investigated tt |teatimony ag to Mr. Harriman’s state a Mr, Ryan did not accede to Mr. ares mented D whith you eae hot AT) man’s request have and I hope that Mr. Ryan will fee! that | he ean do another public service by advising the committees fully. that the witness ahi the conversation pw rsonality in his purchase of is that you were | nies—of course It would not etuate Trust Q. Of course you appreciate the fol that this trost would terminate in five |” Years, and in the event of your death no machinery for it | T fastructed or ravath, my counsel, to work out a by which the trust will be perpetuated. How far ihe has | in it 1 do not know, We have one My Intention fs that I xerolse the voting power moment? rosy be, you. of course, rewiae the dim. culty of imposing your individual will those sia may succeed you? A, And the’ fact that stotk ownership the stinies of an insur- aace company may bo ens with the that were Mlustral under the Q. Q. You have bsg of Stock retin. to Mr. Morton, on | interest, You Nave mot conshl- Of course some basie ought ture should think it would not Al be ig not fot conside that, here are not in a position to state? Q wie you had Q. But if the Legis! the stock, share the T obliged | Mr, Rj wnership with yout A Am to answer that question’ ‘A. Fou cash, T think an? AMY. 8. red to ehate | the purchase with mi oS Tt refused to Sald “No” to Harriman. ‘When was that? A. It was at the ink it waa, Q, I was sone to ask you tease had made at & propo- ak 30 why" to. share In the I fad made up my mind that I did not want any persons in it I did not want to be other reason was I did How long was it after you bought : Hyde's “mock that this matter came up wi! Mr. Harriman’ A. dlataly after iar announce: i er ea do. rh, know whether It diately after its annource- imprat er think it was before it it was be- mgnt? ment ly? A Yes, yes; i roe ina ¥ ate announced, sis ‘our purchase was Q. Did you at that time have in con- temmlation this plan of trustesing the Sek? ALT aa. A Private Conversation. What did Mr, Harriman say Q. To dlvide with him, yes? ‘— wens to you to in at did he 0 you \- futhte you to allow him to share in T do not think, | angwer ‘a iquestion Mke that—to | Q. Well, you can state the substance | I, L do not think— interrupting)—T will just rman, that I fee} hound Mr. ag that | fully to and Wat, he he planned D4 Q be tequicet t attomnnt 0. which Mr. Har- other man had with him— urely unofficial conversations. — Mr. en {s entitled to that advice trom Mr. Cravath the matter Important in two respects. | In the first place, that the committee may understand the motive which may actuate thoae whoadextre trol of the stock of the insurance com- to obtain con- pany and the proceedings which may be taken to acquire it; and, secondly, that we may know whether there is an; T think that we should full light upon the trahsaction, A Broad Statement. Senator Tully—Do you mean by that | for any question which will call for he might have had | with any the Equitable stook, for, instance, with | Hyde? My. Cravath—That might be a rather Mr. broad statement and there are certain more fully i conversations amiing w'sich the wit- stock whi 8 ness would have no poasinle objection ¢ trust | to testity! ower, Where You vad rol over & w atever, here you geb at the utmos ‘Mividends upon the A Weil, T did it to ao- mplish the purpose, Mr.” Hughes. that in my somewhat lengthy answer | I referred to. Q. In other words, tt wes a con- ion for peace and prosperity? A. ught Iwas dog @ great public Q, We are to understand then that were actuated simply by the m ive of renderine @ public service? A. And to prevent what I conaidered—what I feared would be the most tremen pang that this country has aver seen, if the Equitable Life Assurance 80. ad gone into the hands of a receiver, ‘©. Have you ever reflected upon the ler Or not You cas get u A, Never. Q. By the terms of the trust deed the trustees are empowered to select twenty-eight out of the. fifty-two di- rectors in accordance with the fe iad wishes of the polley-holders. Doos | willingness to execute that deed di. the conversation and , but my feeling Ia where shother gentleman had a conversation with or any other jnimifar subjeot. |Mr. Ryan ought not to be cal and cannot be compelled to t or elsewhere where a direct {i that oonversation Mr. Ryan regarding that stock fe that is not Invol to statements made to bim by ‘another to attempt to give the substance of to att Fapeat the Iveren tion, gtd r. usher es conferred with Chairma: {wm members of Re commit ind ther ‘se Chairman or- dered the question read he Chairman— Ryan, the oom- answer mee oo 1 will answer it so far a to wan that I refused biyohaie witht Mr tare cone me Mr, Harrie 90h {a odoned Stlon with mana ty, Mr. Cravath—My advice ts that you ve net required to answer Monat ques- Me Chatrman—Do you retuse? ‘The Witness—I refise to answer on| es s te that af legtwiation should be hi you would be willing to see the provi: jon made for the election by the policy | holders acmordiing to law of the major- ity of the Board? A, I eam, . You are willing to g on record absolutery to that effect? A. Yos, air, Q. Do the trustees reoetve any com- pensation? A. So fa Q. Has any provision nm made for helr compensation? A up to the present time, T think afl three of the truntoes felt that they were perform tng a public darty Hyde Asked for More. @: How waa the $2,500,000 arrived | suppose Mr, Hyde had asker for $3,100, | 000, there must have been some measure | of valuation? A. Wel, Me. Hyde tried } ot more, and fixhlly $2,500,000 was | settled upon, | @ But yot ‘you didn't consider whether or | not the stock was intrinsloally: worth | tant No, sir. ve you 00; red at all aa @ eetion whether as the bene- Aoial owner of th® majority of the stock of the Equitable Life you have any tmterest in the surplus ot the Soolety? A. I have not ronsidered the question, Q, Your Mea is th vestment by provid no, sir, the advice of counsel. Q Did Mr. Harriman say that there! ous to your oul any result injw in case admit him to share tn he drmerag? Mr. Cravath—I give you the Same ad- vice, . Ryan, that you are not re- quired Yo {Answer newer that guastion, 6 The fonheenet moaact’ thiok ee the committes had better dienes of these questions “Read tho former: quod e wl bed about t Mr, Harriman Teborense th Senisan ioe rapher: “What did Mr. the matter” ny ‘he wwitn 'D do om adivios of onm- Ignores the Committee, Mr, Cravath hot required to answer, ape witness: Yes, sir, 1 do, he next guestion Be eee, y Official sten: fuse to ans Wet ernetion you 1 7 reets you th My advice is you are anewer’ this transaction. you tm connection with The Chairman; The Chairman; The committee di- ie (rman; “Do you still retuse to onde The advice of The Chatman—The Pou to answer Ube Mr. Cravath—The sane Advice, Mr, the Census Bureau to-day! shows ‘the number of bales of ben, ginned to: Dea, 1, Sunita peice Paes BLE LIFE T0 PREVENT PANIC. .| MAN SMOTHERED ae DEATH IN BIN OF BARLEY | == Thomas! Neoli (Overwhelmed as the Grain "IN. S. BRANN, 231 EIGHTH AVE., Manufacturing Bet, 2ist and 22d Sts, Selections Now. * By tea ¥ tl ee We Will Reserve Any OPEN EVENINGS" UNTIL 11 P.M. $250,000 Worth of aga &¢., will be sold at trenfendous bargains, Although ¢ up a great deal more space in carry Ye hat ag much stock as we do. We carry ‘Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, &, They claim Diamonds as low as we did years ago, and our expenses are Very low. Their ity we can sell Diamonds, hie senely Isewhere, Remember, we have been estab to come miles out of your way for our DON'T. FAIL TO LOOK AT OUR GREAT BARGAINS BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE, you had for making © additional pe Sr) A. «, for making that additional purs was L wanted to qualify directors, and I dd not want amount below a majority, whic! | sired 4o put in trust, or hag put in be in | veatiiatl n by a committee of pe Legis lature of either how ontitions or ineura nee compa you did not permit hin to share tn the The Same Advice, vath—The game advice, {¢ did not say thet. Mr. Cravath—The same advice, The Witness—What? My advice is you are not | r any of those ques: |, ve. jet was the pete “seven or eigh By TI paid—1 Sink i wes $a avath—Three oF" or four dollars y the money? hat check went . iahate mth im; Thomas Neal, @ workman in the ry at Franklin and 7” hing avenues, Brooklyn, wae omoth- Ho: Oe 4 Oe Co ae TWH vou excuse me | required to ans Q.. ‘Phat he did not say? A. No, air. Now, did he say th q . To ets did you 40 not know wha tt Mig Ae ae a4 check was payable or, abiiveret the stock—th: Fe. P ireiat to te to Kt nder, you tove anyth! the’ pettionent of any Mervantile Trust Compal Alexander or Mr, Ag es A, No, sir. 7 tad pein ot. Dog Fund. an le eae di hate! cect ae Ss “10 », gah Swept into) the: vat trom a ‘bin so rapidly that he entered the vat with | ig een it. “His, eed Seventh ena HINGED D ANSEL Wy IN ELL. PUTNAM, Conn,, Deo, 8—By vane himself with his belt ftom the bars tf bis cell, Bdwin Murphy, «weaver, pees evel, i: the ye techie wea es 4. Now Mr, Ryan, Harriman 1 wanted to not, oyent any pin HR ac ta you tell pinetpal reason was that I trust deed in farce ed ‘ha’ e aay th—I advise ined to answer, Mr, Ryan. jo same answer, Mr, ge ying acoount ie, luerean aecount? Ne *yathing you who 7 A. ave Py ftle tote it Btntlon. He had been arrested an hour Benjamin Covell, who roomed In the same The Chairman—Mr, Ryan, the mittee does not want you to think that ry is Beeking to be officious in the mat- or— ‘The Witnese—T know that. The Chairmen—It thinks you per- formed a’ great public service, C ie only ae to get you to complete The Wi Witnese—1 still feel I shoukt not be required to answer, roa ane re committes to which Ke arked In regard to what Harriman sald to you. Do you stil will refuse on adviog re tate m inducted entirely. by "2. What I am imeareaned in te in dind- out baw you could, Aga ‘vals "oh Inority ahares of etock with Kmited dividends, seven per cent cent, ra | TABOLD WAY ANDTHE NBW., Some Important Facts Which May Prove aye your pumortunity now. . 4 rangi lanond Pendants, stock a8 cheap es we could > COTTON BUYING KEEPS THE MARKET STEADY. | ot picked up enough'ot cot- ning of the market to-day to absorb the offerings of professionals, but put out In expectation of a bearish statement by ‘the Census Bureau this afternoon on the amount of cotton ginned to Dec. 1, and the market had Thi tone in consequence cpeging prions were oak The Witness—I risk which you took | in buying up this | of sonnel, Stock? A. ony ears Be forced obf-tyshioned f-. ity the Sectors pre- en by j taken into, aH rit jer and ea ue bul — iS am sure the com- miktee—I_ know I feel the delicacy of your position in being aaked to you in @ conver. of this sort, and I would not if K were not that [ deemed tt of public importance that a matter of that sort should be, brought out, if there Is anything oth in wi rently report ok ig an ,daitional pation, jow with Harriman, Q. Did you state to Mr, Harriman i words or eigen 4 that you did not ‘he or any one else might do, to carry out your ‘A. I @on't remember, ‘oe Freer days ig reli tions between Mr, Harriman and I w ite strained, and T would not unde: fake- retty hard for me— , substance, aid you way that to him, that you proposed to carry | 1 to: inf t ke th hy Bs original a vaardicss of You to: influence you to make the, | he, or, any one else A. Influence me to make the sale? what . embarrass you se ae ee stan: system it wat Sere al, for it her err Gene puma Ty ho ayy Wreicnere 0, 0. __All_ Bugraving done" trea Rraving done free of obi We op know that Vino ies ue C4 or if’ Ay iy Selection ef old and valuable rem ing in & voncaucrated form medicinal — ‘of cod | ally taken from fresh o & new provess it wi o arease, and it is 2 deltctous to the taste ask the question ‘This handsome solid December, to 11,9; eel complete with gold “yi, ita ‘gi 1 i fae he offered: Sep- snowing he ep Py bi Large Monogram Lit properties Ka Boga ved Free, Ary remarkable, ents are ans wiih ite eations m FIRDL ere oh, New be outs cuntomiees om prentee to return Consus ales of cotton «inned as followed by a sf Rreak 1a prices at the Cotton Bxch: tive liquidation, Ma) selling down from 12.32 to 12.10 and Mi 12.47 ® 12.% inside of a few ro} that you i Lockets trom & to ‘mal et fre take—it would be crease the a i rie ir aes ieee At the decline bull interests were ag- | 16d gressive buyers, and (he market reoov- points of the loss and ruled | a were: December, , 11.76 to 11.77; eb- nah, 12.06 to 12,06; / 1211 to 12; May, 12.18 to 12; June, 1223 to 32%; July, 12.28 to 12.27, GOVERNMENT’S COTTON REPORT 8,684,842 BALES. WASHINGTO! c bulk of the New York candy what’s the Hughes, the wise ones already know that the an, cure’ chronic colds, gran You can wet Vinol Poca rad of the fol- lowipe New cork ae migh' I think it is likely TI on have more than one tn- h Mr. Harriman? ad eat many E y tasting over what period? rookly! Sine sore, a oh Clinton Mat Fiat! Bs Pumas it po par me. W inst Wan + 1M7 Ametetdam a 8—A_ bulletin aps on Saturda; ime on for perhaps } mman and 1 had various interviews and conversations, After All He Couid Get, .Q, What past of whe stock aid. be] wish to acquire or ask to take? A. Well. | ar, Hughes: ¥ would any that T deem |T mess he Woold have taken any part of Mt he sould Q. Did he want cneshalf of {tt A. T nvber, Q. Was he willmg to pay you at | the same price that you had to pay? | Did he say whether or not he was | to put ft in trust? Cravath—There is the same objec. | It calls for your Candy Prices are ever the subject of Com. mittee investigation, Lott would get the business. But Tay BIG THREE. Teasonable Broadway pricés don’t buy better candy than 9. Yi) withing a PENNY A POUND PROFIT. SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY. PAD FRUIT . -rounn 10e anor }OCOLA' SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY. rouxn 106 “CiRSCAEATHS TAN? SPboxn 16€ SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. / rourn 100 "UREAMA’?™ ....., .vouke 19¢ “A DINNER CHOCO- TE MINTS... . 065055 Basic pi 10 SUNDAY-SCHOOLS, OBURCHES, sg 0 ager of Mixed Candy and 60 balf-pound to that question. er Shoes For Men $3.50 and Women Since sandals gave place to shoes, never have there beet such distinctive and popular shoes of one manufacture as the three WALK-OVER types ah above—the Bketoe, the Manhattan and the Spud. Choice between Bach model is equ dike required ‘to “oatty, CHOCOLATE SILVER ” fuse to answer thot STRE . Chairman, on the same viv f ‘The Chairman—The Committees directs to_snewer the question, Mr. Ryan The Witness—I refuse, on advice of unsel. 4 not be asked PAXTLE CREAM Subsequently—that rohase of the M2 shares—you bought additional shares, di you not? dd—87 or 88 shares. Q whom did you make @hat T thinks? do not know | Who that stock came fram; connected with the Equitable. ‘eason of my getting those addl- shares was—— To Qualify Dirgctors, SEO ee ispurelya matter of individual tate) i stylish, shapely, strong and comfort- able, WALK-OVER Shoes fit like gloves and wear like iron, In women’s styles, WAL.K-OVER Shoes have a finish as well as = fit which gives adainty Panto the holiday season at hand, Mic 2 sn igre mips bh fia Bases tors > pay & middleman mare when you ean buy of the Park Row Store Opts Evenings Until 11 oClock, 54 BARCLAY ST, at 5s ie Consurption one IN Be Cured LS ‘This ta accompliaied in opty ote reer Wate for all weage : THE “COFFEE HEART.” 10 tbe, an the Tobaceo We wn aes at the following rates; Manhat- 5 Island, 100, Brooklyn, Jersey City. Hoboken or ‘The Bronx, she, No goodd went C. 0, D, q T canaia for gar out-of-town silos om our ‘igeclal al It Is as Di er or Wh is common to many coffee users and is liable to send the owner to his or her long home if the drug is persisted in. or 40 yards an@find out if your heart 1s troubled. A lady who was once a vietim of the “coffee heart” writes, © from Oregon: “T have been a habitual user of coffee all my life very much {in receni |menta which I bees directly due to the erage, such as | gestion, which in t plexton blotchy “Then my heart Tt would beat most I drank my coffee, {mal as the coffee Sometimes my pulse w a8 187 beats to the mi dition and at last me to begin the use Coffee, i “Coffee heart NEW YORK STORES; 179 Broadway "1177 Broadway #252 W. 125th St. ‘ You can run 30 +565. Fulton St, "Open Evenings ‘ pcr aia in Consumption two things maa ims" a poh a mild to a iH ws ‘may ‘are kt! [with alr and. ine. GA BINARC instit Sule am Rois natural, ‘The improyem soon after I made he