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State Entry to Delhi Made Amidst
ificent Surroundings
p4 telt from e]hi, says
V,, Xing of England and
for of India,. awl the Queen
ess made their State, entry in -
he city on ThurEtla'« amidst
e'd by Lancen's with bands
Then carina General Peyton,
herald; in silk and gold tabard ani
Magoried with the Royal eaat-af.
arms,sl ;teen British and ilea
g
MAKING SAFE INVESTMENTS' PRICES Of FARM PRODUCTS
"NET QUICK ASSETS" A MOST fllPORT-
AtiT FEATURE OF A BALANCE
SHEET.
What is Show» by a Critical Examination
of an Industria! Company's Balance
Sheet -What Constitute Quick Assets
and Currant i.faiiilities—Care Needed in
Ta'cing These into' Account -An Ezatntile,
The artielea contributed by. "Inveetor-
-ttre for the sole perpoee of guiding pros
peetive 411 -esters awl, if posslbio say.
Fag -them from losing' money _ ti�r',tz{i4
Fleeing it in 'wild -eat" autererises, The
impartial and reliable character of the
The
informatlon may be relied epon
writer of these pelletal and the IDubliea' er
9e tbie paper have no interests to serve
eonnectioe with this natter other than
those nt the Feeder.
(Ia' Investor.).
When, as we aaotec1: last week, An in-
dustrial bond has behind it security in
the form of land valuated et, the amount
of the wortgafto, the bond Inas all tl4e
Qoti points and laraetteally none or tkae
ra'vbacks or a, ao wa real estate Mort+
age. Pew bonds° however. attain title
foie rank so investments, and so it is
zieaa ssary to :consider (Aber nointa b'
being dile to pass upon the safety
lea lar Q maaleritr of industrial is.
ilificertt spectacular surround- tivv tritnlpef,ers mounted on Weed
a and were cheered :by t,houseeds
tires. The most°gorgequs part
of the procession, which Wats $esP1, rail
Miles leng, wa.s rraaclQ up of ruling
I)rinees, ala d in shiremermg sill*aa,
wearing priceless jewels and rriourit-
d en horses €apprieoned with gold
and silver trimmings. e The Emperor
rode alone ore a mag,lrrfie ut charger'
Beni. they Empress followed irt'ailned -
ately behind in a State, e:arriage
Yawn by eiir horses. Then Saaver-
; grin mere delighted with the wed-
decd them,.
chargers. Next followed the via -
to the Vanlp was linea
b. British and Indian'
under the command of
al Sir J. Willcociss.
is E. G. Barrow. In
of honor and e
-ere also ,give
the British,
sr+ldiei
Ther iilag Eralpairalr,Altd Queen -
Empress 'rare received n the
elaborately de'cearld platforlrl by
the Vieerov and Vicereine, the Gov-
ernors tnc heads of provinces, the
commander-iax-chief, and aa, number'
*l' high military and eivxl officials.
Atter a series cif presentations,
their Majesties proceeded to A pavi-
lion within a, wall of the .fort, where
150 ruling chiefs were introduced.
Then began the 'great procession to
the camp four irileafi away. Through -
mit Indict aa, } o :day had ben de
elarecl, and hordes saf natives had
gathered. They formed n striking,
background to the gorgeously itni
formed procession, which was head -
,
ell,
titans to
t tlr4a lt#4laaac4) sheet oof au R in
bnniauy-r-yoia villi, et nowise°,
tine escort Of the Vzetsroy, ldtecar"iot inspeut tlafc nary iuspcartant decuazrelAt
and: gold, lireceding the. Imperial bsYoru flava 4lag. fou will see under tlzo
PactC'orpscomposed entirely a hem f ssets usually
In the followieg
princes ,grid tlelx sons. �leilgeneral u•d�trfor "real etat
Majesties and the Yieeroy's o
snits a4nd patTdinSs.,, „ aol)i, ay, too-, Pat-
sugoeede . .erne; furniture, etc.,' paterts, trade -
As their Majesties alpproaehed waits* see+i will, fat<," a d4 y rba a,
the command to present arms watt seam other similar aeggunt,,. You
Passed along the line o '.roe s, nista notice that usually these accounts
European S p OGta:toz^s took off their aro memo up anti, under liabilities in
P
leafs, and. the natives bent ,clelela to-` opposite � connate. fou will find
i, the, c4aattoe for a pital stock, common 4waarcl,5. the ground. '�1d4�� r!�",,, "bonds," "mortgages," et
Queen, and taw Viceroy bowed rights preyorRed,.,, bond ,
Alia left ire, acknowledgment. Filo first aro .tae fixed aseete, the iaa�
he body gnaid of Indican princes� ; btlzties a 'ostially haven% as capital
felleed immgdiaatoly ate) l 'all ties, 'A.eign' these get. nets and;
bone in splendiar all that liaac taralaadly sepa tete naznauae4t up sr what.
In strict order rix pro 'd-' tit a eiu vlfich
lttb reahaarajaalas, rajahs,,
Id other ehieftaaius. The I •"st+usl'
t:losed by as band 454 cru hen4l entad in Natal
king Afghan arid Pathan , bills ,reeeivadle," eta.,
.-„mtetl yin Wild ponies, and
ncllnaent, of natives and British
pps. Their Majesties and the
Viceregal party then repaired to
their camp, o£ which Cireuit House,
built by Lord Curzon in 1403, is the,
etre.
1'lae Emperor's tent dots not dif-
greatly in appe�arauce from the
.,,,oclras, Internally,, however, it is
palatial. Great canvas balls ;.stand
near -by fur of lei;nl receptions and
About a, quarter of a million per-
SC►11S have taken up their gwuters
in the canvas city, `'Isicli is broken
up by green .lawns, polo grounds>
fountains and avenues of trees.,
REPORTS FROM THE LEADING.
TRACE CENT ES OF
AIIER/OA.,
st
la
ices of - Cattle, Crain, Ch,eese
and Other Prelone€; at Ilolne
al/a Abroad.
13i1E4DS`1`a,+ FF"$,,
Teroonto, Dee, 12.•—F1ont Wft ter wheat,
94 Bier cent, pe,tents, $3.59, seater&
Manitoba tdours: -First pateuts, ,$5,59;
eeeozid patents, $5, and rtrO0 bakers..
$4.8% on track, Toronto,
Manitoba reheare-No, 1 N'orthere, $1.-
071-2, Bay porta; No.. 2 Northern, $1.541-2,.
at)tl No. 3, $1,001-2,; Say ;ports,
Ontario wbe.at-1Q. 2 white, red and
mixed nett/ Ur. high freights,
Peas—eloocd, shipping peas, $140,
side-
Oats --Car lets of No, 2 Ontario, but
side at 43. to 431-2e, a,nd of No, 3 at 42 to,
421-2e; on, tracts, Toronto, 46 to 40.tee;
]kaa, 2 Western Canada, oats, 461.2e, and
Aeetl, 4414e. /Salt ports,
aasley- px, 3 extra„ 65 to 57, Mikado,
teedbarley, '7k1 to 73e-
Corn—NO, 4 sanaerietas zeeIlene quoted at
69e, Toroa4taa fee;gl4t,,
Eye eCaN Iota 1n faqir otter,
a't, 91 to 62e, ttnUNN
el alaeat e0 to fie,
eat--Qlaoltoba ?gran,
.
alta freights.
"Ii; OF MONTREAL.
th Alinea:ll Meeting tlf,
Aairellolder,,3.
of Montreal has just,
years of business in
hieh in the history of a
Illtry is no inconsiderable
The 04th annual meeting
0n December 4th with
t IL 13. Angus in the chair.
ways the meeting was one
nest memorable in the his
tory of . the bank owing to the fact
that t. e net profits for the year
were he largest on record, and
that 'the retirement of Sir Edward
to- general manager wasC uston aser w
g
an .ounced. Another feature of
mo :c than ordinary interest was
th re -adjustment of the values of
the bankp remises. For years
all share in ferthering the develop -
at of the 1,'ountr'y, and that it
tt'awes. to grow with the coon.
To call arid short loans, which
bank keep in New fork and
London, while returning only 'at, gets—otten called gulch mats tio,, read.;
Beall rate se of interest, is fOnitcl {iJ ';Iy convertible lute ea -sill -4n excess of its
be a wise provision. Tile cell ofcurrent liabilities, it noasiesses yorldng
these loans slac in London &nit eapltal eclual to the difference between
New ,+ark is far
yr less disturbing
tbo two usual called "net attialt as
tea Canadian business than if they
t
which sear be quick°
i} u5b, Oao. the eppwclte sk a or the bat
dance sheet away be see;t "cuzxeart Ila
tle8�" wlal0li eonaprise,
tounta p;ayUde," inclndiu3
aasotter. pa oils, interest ur
crucd but not due.
fan owes authority nuts it,
atcenath of every industrial eoncez
to be learned from the figures eclat
to its aurrrnt necounte, t'xoperty
otss and capital liabilltle>a ran neat
tho same significance, If the co ct of
plant- anis equipment, as shorn by
daoolts exccede, its real value, the Inas-
hot tasua)ly „molten the pcceasary add
justmont by putting a price, logu than
rear an the company's bonds and stocks."
Na such process 18 possible In the case
of the current accounts." Soya the sumo,
authority "If the current liabilities ex.,
coed the current, a8sots tho company
shams a deficit,' whatever Its surplus may
show on the books," On the other hand,
should the company possess current as
o4n1
1111110 i lay i10 1
Conic)? s t® z,f
iffi fi a l2aaar 4o
/I4 goods.
dduf for
of tfreree” p
•
k.a
COUNTRY 14AQI WE
Apples—Winter stoelt, $3 to
arrel,
Beards—Small lot
$2.35 per kt4ash.
aQrel:stractod.' in 4i/10,
Combs. ',$,2.40 to > $2,75,
led bay --NQ. 1 at $16 to $12,
k, and No, 2 at $14 to $1449.
Baled etrp,vc-2?,5Q tw
to
on ban
1'
4,60
e
o•;
in begd'. 21,,21
�. rpeN 41,42 zo $1.0
melee of ),tire,
2 tea x?e per lb,;
x t I2e4 ', 11 to 1
Iatvfa laaar4ltr$, glans
ger
The United States
the "-n
co'
00.
above.
lb,
cos' trdatlar ede��-: aiti
and. basin at 27 to 20
sets."
were en rail in Canada, Now these net quick assets ;are a, most
Altogether the showing Trade by important feature of the balance sheet
the Bank of Montreal is a very sat- ,,f an 'industrial company, for no mat-
isfactory one, and reflects the high- tor -how great its qui0k assets. if they
est credit inatin the directors and . aro exceeded by tho companq'1a current.
upon the general manager, 'who is liabilities, the company is in daily dan
now relinquishing' the position, Ser of 'being forced into liquidation. But
which he has held for so many ono must be sure that what are taken
years. His successor will be Mr. iii the balance sheet are really "quick"
H. V. Meredith, who has been as- nssots. Visually, this is a, simple mater.
sociated all his life with the bank Tako again, for example, the unfortu-
whose affairs he will in future nate Amalgamated Asbestos Corporation,
. d at '500 000 but direct. In its balance sheet, soon to be forth,
°these were value $ , , B. there will no daub ba shown
The address of President R
a recent appraisal increase -d this to Angus was as Usual •a careful. Te ..inventories and refined asbestos on
$4,000,000, The $3,400,000 thus se -some of the financial, cominercial' hand" to a very considerable spm; but
cured was partly used in increase and industrial expansion of the the fact that the market for asbestos is
ing the rest account, which nosy Dominions Tiie Bank of i4lontreal, highly congested .and, therefore, this as -
stands at a sum actual to the paid with its . many branches scattered
set could not be readily cbnverte4l into
cash, renders it no longer "quick." This
fact could be readily ascertained by a
prospective 'purchaser of asbestos bonds,
were anyone so hardy as to consider them
at present, So, leaving this account out
of the comparison of current assets and
current ]iabili,ties, it will be seen, when
the balance sheet comes to light, that
there is an excess of liabilities over as-
sets—so much so that the bond interest
dace on December first has of necessity
t
n defaulted.
been
Space forbids further consideration of
this important question this week. and
other significant points of net quick as-
sets will be taken up next week.
4.
DAIRY EXPERTS.
up capital, . while the balance was
carried to the profit and loss ac-
count.
The total assets of the bank now
stand at $230,000,000, making it one
of the strongest financial institu-
tion's on the continent. A more de-
-tailed examination of the report
shows that the net profits for the
year amounted to $9,276,518, as
compared with $1,197,992 for the
previous \10.9 year.The
balance of
profit and loss carried forward for
the present year was $1,855,185, or
practically double the figures for
1910, which, amounted to .<$961,789.
Premiums on new bank stock issued
by the bank during the ,year
amounted to:$365,677, while the re-
adjustment of the bank premises
account brought in an additional
$3,400,000• Thus a total of slightly
diver $7,000,000 was made ,available
distribution this year, +of which
for Y
$1,440,000 was expended in divi-
dends, $^,000a 000 credited to the
�
rest account and $708,000 to new
premises account, leaving a balance
of $1to be,carried`forward
as balance of profit and, loss. A
further examination of the report
shows that the bank has deposits
p
000 while its
deposits not bearing
bearing interest of nearly $136,000
interest amount• to over, $46,000,-
000..: The amount of call and short
loans in Great Britain and the
United States consists of over' $42,-
600;000, 'while',the. current loans
d el
and•.se-
.
throughout the country and its in-
timate relationship with every
phase of our national life, is able to
present authoritative reports re-
garding the country's growth and
development. Without exception,
this year's report by the president
was full of optimism. That -this was
not unfounded is shown by the
bank's record for -1.911, which was
the most successful in the94,years
of its ,
history.
YtOT .
_
'SERIOUS' SITU A.TId3N. ,r
Montreal is Hedged in With. SinalI-
901• Cases.
A' despatch from Montreal says
Dr. Pelletier of the Provincial
Board of Health states' that. the
smallpox situation in the Province
is serious.' in the extreme,:in. some
districts amounting to an epidemic,
Ile declares that Montreal is :liter -
all 'hedged in with smallpox-strick-
enY
municipalities, and he is actively
waging '0 vaccination cannpaign. In
" lose to
one small town c Montreal,
he says, there are' thirty-nine' cases
in quarantine. The spread of the
disease, he' says, can be accounted
fordothe fact that it often appears
Y
first in a very mild form, and is
either unnoticed or diagnosed as
chickenpox. There is also a great
deal -of opposition in some of the
outlying communities to vaccina-
li ve ander very
tion and the pecplc, `
a an '' conditions•
once Y
fl0
2o, and
h
this is tht
lei ta;l Ina
ration
se goverzaift
rte,
The use of t
el°fine, which is
peastal ]native, 'viii
datitpxr fear 'thea psroeee
The Fede earl probe silts
gr►itilrg ages which are alfiget
lar tliex l+4':ationiaal Erectors' As4oaAaal-
iational Menefeetm"
ion to have been the
Government s to
o.. isle
aye the l3ltrI15 rtia
tr be .a cllxealie.legie
roil one side of tl.
ether, leering bi
tiplersieiris, While
oloar, 1112 to 12e per 1L
case fats, 1;'ork, short eut, $214 ; do
ss, $19:50 to $20. Trains—Medium
81st. 16 to 161.2x; heavy,: 14 to 141,20
611x, 103, 4 to lis; ,brealtfast 'bacon, I6 t
re; backs. 19 to 29e,
Iaaxal Tlerccs, 113.40: tubs, 125; Iita,il
clew
500 .i
place
!)scar Lanier, .sracaryiatl`
r►r+ey-general.
indietmeut of tt do
Xe labor `leaders.
y Head of
*ug COW
zinft.
ds
0.
lww, t21'2e, nail s
sl, Oats TNo. 2 st
Montreal, Iles. 12.3lutela
toffee, $6 ttr S6a1Q: tdo„ :mediu)n.
do„ eoaaatnou. 32.76 to $3.50; ramie
32 to $3.23; ehotee cows » $5.25 to- 35,50*
butc}texs" rattle, tribune, $4
kung, 3;75 to '. 8; mili.era,
$76; do." common and tnedlu
to $60; springers, $30 to q4
awes, $3.75 to $4; bzi'lts: and: a
$3,20; lambs, 45.75 to $6; bogs, T.o.li,., 56.-
5Q tea $6.75. Calves, $3 to $12.69.
T'orouto, Dec, 12.--1 few hand-rieliel
steers sold around 85,30 and $6. but the
Seueral run of°bather eattlo were a slow
Rale at around 55 to $5.40, Cows •and
bulls were also »noted 15 to 35c lower.
Sheep, lambs and bogs 'were unchanged.
BUSINESS A'.2 4ONTREAL.
Montreal. Dee. 12.�Onta--Caznadinu
Western, 4o. 2, 48 to 481-2e; do,, No. 3,
46 to 461.2e; extra, Zee. 1, feed, 461-2 'to 47o;
No, 2 local white, 470; No.3 do„ 460; NO,
4 do., 45o. Barley - fanitOha food, 64c;
Malting, 26e to $1.00. I3ueltwheat—No. 2, ,
65 to 66e. Flour.- 3ianitoba .Spring wheat
rat,e0ts, ,firsts, $5.60; seeauds, 55,10;
strong bakers', $4.90; Winter lsntent%
choice, $4,75 tb 55; straight rollers, $4.-
2.5 to $4.40; do., bags, $1.95 to 52.05. Rolled'
oats—Ihirrele, 55,25; bags, 90 lbs., 22.50.
Breit ---S23. Shorts -525. Middlings—$17 tb
$28. Mouillie—Sys to $34. Iiay No. 2,
per ton, car lets; 514.50 to $15. Cheese—
Finest Western, 141-8 to 143.4; Eaatorns,
13 7 to 141-4. Butter—Choicest cream-
ery, 301 to 31e seconds, 29 to 30c. Eggs;
--Emelt, 60e; selected), 28 to 290; No. 1
stock, 241-2 to 250. Potatoes -Per bag,
ear lots, 51.25 to $1.27.1.2-
UNITED STATES MARKETS.
Minneapolis, Dee. 12. .Wheat—December,
997-8c to $1.00; May, 51:041.2 to $1.04 6.8;
No. 1 hard, $1.017.8; No. 1 Northern, $1.-
013-8; to arrive, 51,005-8 to $1.01; No. 2
Northern, 99'to 99 3-8e; to arrive, 98 5.8 to
99c; No. 3 wheat, 94 to 963-8c.' No. 3 yel-
low corn, 60e. No. 3 white oats, 45 to
Resolutions Adopted Dealing With
Conduct of Cheese Factories.
A despatch from Ottawa says-:
The convention of dairy experts re-
commended the grading and qua-
lity payment system for all cream
e Y reameries the pasteur-
isation
c , p...
isation of wheyin all whey tanks
at cheese factories.; the pasteuriz-
ation of all dairy products to im-
prove the keeping qualities, and
P
the use of balances or scales for
weighing in the Babcock tests in-
.
stead of reading the 'glasses, as is
in common practice. Another ;re-
solution' was drafted recommend -
in payment of cheese factory pa
The QuIdest
Cough Cur
Chea But cul
$c3
FILL 11'1ROM 11.SF1 .�1i'1`f'i't"f3f;:
,English Aviator land Passenger
Billed in Yorkshire.
A ;.despatch from ;London says,
Hubert Oxley, the aviator and a
Mr. Weis, who was a passenger,
were both killed at Filey - an York shire? on Wednesday. They were
flying at a considerable height when.
the machine became unmanageable
and fell to the ground. Death was
instantaneous:
RUSSIAN MINT "WRECK.
Two Billed and Forty Injured by
Explosion of Gas.
A. despatch' from 'st. Petersburg
says The Imperial mint was wreck-
ed
reck-
e t on Wednesday; two employes
were' killed and 40 injured by an
explosion of gas in the gold -testing
department.
i•
of R for 50c
Saves You
Sixteen
Ounces
2. Does the Work Quickly or
$
Money Refunded.
For quick, positive results the 16 ounces
of cough syrup that you make with a 50
cent bottle of Pinex, cannot be equaled.
It takes hold instantly and will usually
stop the most obstinate deep-seated
cough inside of 24 hours. Even croup and
whooping cough yield a it quickly.„
The user of Pinel miles it with home-
made sugar syrup. This gives you 10
ounces -a family supply -of better cough!
remedy' than you could buy ready mixed
for 52.50. Easily prepared, in five min-
utes—full directions in package.
l
inflame
Pinex soothes and heals the
membranes with remarkable rapidity:
It stimulates tde',appetite, is slightly lax-
ative good—children like_ it.
and tastesg
Excellent for hoarseness;- asthma, bron-
chitis and other throat troubles, and has.
a wonderful record in: cases of 'incipient
lung trouble. and highly ooncen-
Pinex is a special g
prated compound of Norway 'hi`e lino
extract, rich'in, guaiacol and other nat -
gyral healing pine elements. ,Simply m
:0+ith sugar syrup or strained honey, In a,
`l6-oz.bottle, and it is ready for use. used
in more homes ,in the U. S. and Canada
;than any other ;cough remedy. t d bat
I Pinex has' often been, . imitu e ,
f` 't -' never, st�ecessfully, for nothing el will
woe tho same results. The genuine is
1 t t but d
frons n -fre fat enc cttsein, :es �u satisfaction'
y gh °.� .guaranteed to give absolute
a some ev de ce was brought _, refunded. 'Certificate cf guar
:.br money .
O 5e•
an, or
Canada zme. Your
discounts in Can g i.oi :the rJlt,ai it
]r ]it,c;Ctlnl 17 - -, armee is wrapped xn each pack,
Oyer. 121;0(70,-• d2 a has IPine, or. will gladly get. iti
where amount to st e ,.)i_ ire 1 , ctr,i.7gtst
•. .method of tee_„1)c r o (Tty ,,neo.,
T ere 'vas mlut ep ou] fu , at 'foe ori., It not,; send to Ph, ,
,.,:rl10wS'a11, i'diar Se....-:: o air p ..r,,.:, ',e :., ea, �_.,. f.r :i:
OOO..:The,laticr_ ., r + .,- ,, d..�:
. � � 9 ;, rm- Itit_on waU 1E'1,...n ,+�oronto bat;
00 000'' whiclr':ndicats 13rockvr,lle hair and several.fa ^•�,, rn ;�-
that the. band: continues toe do its erg took their loads home again. catsinu .n+ future
el
bel
l`a
fr
lent
'l'lrc east
altovi
111 ftarnpa, 1
is in theca eo
The stamp does not ealr„y any
mail—that is, it does not pay pos-
tage—hut if you itice it on your
letter -with the x regular stamp it
loci message
• ood
conveys th6 isle,... ge of yourg
will and assistance.
Buy these stamps and help. They
are one omit •eaoh. Write for thorn
to Secretary Treasurer Muskoka,
Free Hospital, 341 King St. IV.,
Toronto.
ltfat
0.
klized last year—
for
entre for forty.
t, is hulled to large -
mount for this life-
the design of the
ugh the original
k
rdc 0r
A l.'S:,.IL.L3.- S ..4.BAD Q.I Al TBBS'
Splendid Site Acquired in the
Strand, London.
A despatch from: London says:
Australia has aequired the freehold
of a magnificent site in the Strand.
and intends to erect thereon at - the
cost of $1,820,000 n great building
which will include an exhibition
hall and the headquarters of the
High Commissioner and of all the
Australian States. New Zealand
has been told by Australia that she
will be welcome` if she cares to come
under the same roof. Meanwhile,
The Morning Post is urging the ime
portance of grouping the London
offices of all the overseas dominions
in one building, thereby making an
Imperial centre in the Empire's
capital.
�III�N ISllRilCE.
Third
Readin. Carried in the Commons
ba
324 Votes to 21,
J
.A despatch, from London says a,
e' national insur-
1'4'1x::, Lloyd.' George's s
ante bill passed its third reading
in the: House of Commons en Wed.
igo 324 to
»cede night by a' vote 3f 3
Y e
21. In return for a'contribution of
four -pence per week the insurance
bill provides: that the worker shall
receive ninepence worth of bene-
fits. These bene{its are male pos-
sible by a contribution in aid from
the employers and the' State, of
eighty-five .million `dollars annual-
ly. The benefits incliide free me-
dical .it;endance two and a half
crc ,.
doT1ar.1 a, week allowance for tem-
era:a'�” 'iCknCSS, a, weekly navmment
1 ii
o£'�a <,vllar�-�ar,nd •
c e' .. �, v,n .'..,`}1'
in S:auC. Of come'
health, free treatment for co sump
tiveS in a sanitarium, a`Sum 0f 'sev-
dollars ;towards the workman's
en s)
wife in case of maternity, and aid
for families deprived- througli':the
n
c• means
s
il�lnes.. ofthe breads ini'ner of i
of support. Provision is also made
Tip _
for unemployed benefit in precari
�. us L1eLUCs. ,After all these bene-
fits' are paid out tlierec' will still be
available out of the jointly contri-
butedmillion
bi,ted funds a
sum' or ten
dollars which will be allocated to
approved societies for such:
up lbenefits the members
further as
determine .
1 he sal_
thereof shall
expenses o State;_ offici-
als
..,� rel s f
arias T
' n the' Treasury,
i, : � borne by,
als „_ �_Y
istc
pad 1,.,<; fund will be"a_a+rini._t�red „
1
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