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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11

Moro in einem &ranten.
b a II E. - Sm &ronItGbter Rranfen,
baule ipieite iid neulidJ Elm erfhiittern,
bes 5amilienbrama ab. Der MetaGar.
better SoIef HobalD lebte nit feiner
iuneen i6onen Srau in itetem unfrie.
BEN, oo er auf Tie Tebr eiferiiidtia mar.
Vie 5rou lpuroe besbalb bes 3u{am,
menlebens nit ibrem@atten ~iiberbriilfiq
rno iiberiiebelte gu ibren Gltern. Mus
ardnfung bieriiber tranf Robalp cine
Gaugenteinloiung, nobur6 er ii6
ldipere innere Werlebunsen auaos, 10
hab or Ing &rantenbaus t~ransportirt
tperben muBte. Mls bic Irau bierpon
SenntniB erbielt, bereute fe ibren
Sdritt unb i4rieb benz Manne ius
Spital cine aartt, baB ite i'm Rad5
mtttags beflfen' iperbe. Bel i6rem
@rfheinen i'm Granfenaimmer erIuhte
iie Der @dtte, iia neben ibm auf bas
Bett au feben. aaum bate bic sSrau
oieiem Wunfhe pilfabrt, erfabte lie
Nobalp bel Der @ursel, iuarf iie aufs
Wett unb 5eriGmetterte ibr nit ein.m
auf benz Ma6ttaften ftebenben Radtz
leudter ben &opf. Die 5rau blisb TO-,
fort tobt.
9te Sd taftGnserin % a.
beleine sibt CUR 3eit in Miinden
eini9e ni6t 0ffentli9e 8oriteGuneen.
Sisber bat BLOB i'm Saule zines 8ans
tiers cine feline gelabene @eIeQIdaft
biefe mertpiiroisen @orfiibruns.n Be-
urtbeilen tonn.n. Gin paar Wiebers
boluneen Iollen bor ben Mitslieoerrs
Der pidpologiIden @eIeli9aft naffpls
gen. 4ber Elm offentlides Muftreten
nirb, ba eS ii6 INN bppnotii1e 3uitdn,
be banoelt, niht erlaubt iperben. Die
in Siflis gebprene, aber nit einem
fran3Offfden Sdpeiser permGblte
5rau Mapeleine reiit in 8esleituns bes
Gbepaars Wtagnin aus paris. Sic
pirb BON Mugnin In bppnpti{ten
S4laf berIenft uno ii6erfebt bann bic
.&ldn9e jebipeber ibr porgelpielten Mrs
fit in plaitifde 3an5belpesuneen bon
iol6 ausorudspolIer S9Dnbett, bab
bic ipenigen 3uTddler bes erften Mufs
tretens gar nidt Riibmens senus baa
BON gu MAIDEN miTen. Gs febten Iih
abipedielno eintse Der b.tanntefen
8omponiiten unb GapeumeiIter Wiin<
dens ans alapier,' tlnb ipas iminer fs
cud portruaen, iebipebsr Stimmuna
frll bic bppnotifde Sdnoerin in ibren
8epegungen poItommen gereht ge.
fporben iein. Sin @ortrag bes Ner.
ptnar5tes b. S9rends Hobing no bic.
fer 8orfii6rung poraussesansen.
Gin @ef9ent bes @eneraIabs
%.jutanten a%uropdttin on bic jdpanifdsn
aabetten. SIM perfloHenen CONNER
beiudte Der &riessminiIter @eneralab.
juiant &uropattin bas Central 3abet.
tentorps in 9otio. @uf ieinen WunI9
fii6rten bic &abetten bel ibren ebmnas
itiiden llebunsen einen Sturm alli cine
GrbIhan3e aus. Gr nptirte Iih bic
Namen Der brei 3abetten, bic als erfte
RE SDbe e%rflommen, unb ididts linen
ftdter BON petersburg aus solbene llbs
rem nit e%inerapierten Sni9riften. 0un
bat @eneralabiutant Ruropatfin BON
Director bes iapanif6en aabettenfprps
Sberit Staff elm 9anfidreiben in ruf.
Iif6er Sprdde erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11
8eim Oorfbarbier.

Serr Der iiA ~raIiren laffen mill:
rWarum fiebt benn Sbr 5uno 10 &c,
Ipannt 3u9"
rSa. Der bentt INNER. es fdGt mas
ab fir ibn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11
Sn Der 9orff9uIe.

2ebrer (5u benz Sdiler: .Nenne
mir bic ben 5iibnern fddbliden Sbie.
re-" mSHilcr; Die Gidfe. bic
Marbcr, bic Slti7e unb bic $50.
Sdnauferln!"
u (ber in Der aneipe ans 1elep6on
strufen iporben tpar): .Sebt iann i'd
aber tpittliat ni4t inebr bleiben!"
3: rWas bat benn Define Grau teIe.
pboniert2"
u: .glur filnf Wprte: rGnimeher
-. Ou iummf "a. ober i'd ...l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-11
N dffin

Jrdulein Gulalia: SD tann Sbnen
leioer mein Sutport nidt seben. 9err
pumpte. aber bitte ipieoerbolew sic
S6ren Mntrag morsen nod einmal!"
(8ei iih): IS mar gu reiSero!
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01

TOE SAIF-Ouc chestnut horse 10 years old,
L weight Ion. nursf. viii be found 10 jos.
ftliead's 3 miles north AID mile east % Vale.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01

You can buy groceries cheap at T.. g..
Fuller Il Co.'S. Give them "A trial.
You will iind International, Iles-es' ,
Flick's and Wilbur's stuck TODD also
X w Kure at the corner Drug store.
II you want fur cot now u the
time Ia buy. We have few good ones
left ut right prices. Yale Harness 60
Rounds & Van, amp will have n re-
duclion sale on all goods ~ the store
during January before taking inven-
tory, Feb. Let.
Both Mr.. aud Mrs. +. A. Gfiswold
are much better after severe ut
tack uf sickness Their many friends
will be- pleased to learn - this.
Many of the ills from which women
suller can be completely cured with
Rocky Mountain Tea. Rich. red hl IOd
good digestiun md health follow it,
use. IS cents. Grant Holden.
j. o. Paisley has Tilted mp the base
ment under the diuning room OF The
4. i.iev fora pHn' md hiilisrd room
George Wilson hiss been engaged to
take charge ~ this ~ew departure Nv
uuc ,rupr Ui ipe be- -emeut n counter
will be placed aud cigars and soft
drinks will bu served.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01
NAUGHTY 3 AND q.

I got post card from my only sweetheart,
10 must have been written slncf tea.
Hut as sure = I'm here. twas as old as a year
As the date really ended naught three.
smith gave his note fOr a brand new coat
Thirty days. he time Just ileW.
On February nrst he heard the worst
Twas eleven months over due.
A maiden oldlsh. vet stlll quite cOltish,
Was figuring her age 10 me;
Hut it Just appears how she swipcd a. year.
She subtTacted from ituJ.
To-day you'll use ink 80 take trouble Co think.
Aud don't make your dAtings n bore.
Grip your pen mighty tight. Keep the date line
la sight,
Write itYalc. Nineteen Hundred and four
The stork brought clerk. who right hours
worked
A chrrub-the fourth to adore;
Being $50 laddie, he had time 10 write Teddy
II Was three but now it Is four.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01


Wevo. d. r.at have wondered.
Ned Said Boz. Just Numbered
IN sEuUruu- tIn,r golden years o. 20 J.,
Have Won GUESSED ON the beans 90
l.. y. Fuller u ,o.'s'
The lr.'cs' 'hirg m games Is "Pit'
for sale 10y Mathews q Wight.
4 Poland china Boar for service ut
my farm ! mile west of Yale. 7. II
Parkinson. 32i
Remember that there are some good
bargains 40 sIlyerwAre left at Rounds
* Nantamps.
We nave all sizes in Lambertyille
snag. proof rubbers. They are thebest.
Yale Clothing House.
Baths are as essential in the winter
as in the summer. Try one once
week at Nindsor's barber shop.
A. +. Jackson has been confined to
his bed at Hotel Jackson during the
past week. lie is somewhat on the
improve.
Holden Lumber x Coal Co. handle
the -. Charles coal, considered TO be
the best soft coal on the market.
Phone 50.
Fatal kidney and bladder troubles
can always be prevented by the use of
Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by all drug
gists OF Yale.
Bert Travis has rented the j. b.
Francis farm and will take possession
this week Clare Minis is taking Bert's
place delivering milk.
love thee, O yes / love thee, but It's
all that ! can ever be, for IN my visions
I'm the night, my dreams are Rocky
Mountain Tea. Grant Holden.
Get your family washing done at the
laundry. No tearing in the wind as
everything Is dried inside. Charges
right. Work the best. a. T.. Leavitt.
\ sleighride and party at Michael
Maguer's In Brock way will be the order
for New Years night by n number of
boys and girls. a line time Is anticipa-
ted.
Vera Wallace entertained number
| OF her friends ri n peanut party Ned.
| nesday evening A pleasurable time
was spent AMI dainty lunch was dis
posed OF by the young people.
| ! would like TO close out my entire
millinery stock and will sell anything
In the line of hats very cheap. Call
early while you have the choice to SO.
lect from. Mrs. Jas. Brown.
Charles Andreao Is recovering from
mis- recent sickness and gaining strength
every day. IL will be some time yet
before Charlie will be strong enough
TO attend TO business nj the Ayoca
l Bank.
The publisher of The Expositor this
week received from his old friend
! Robi. ;. Benuatts, "A merchant in Ia.
coma, Wash, a beautiful 1901 calen.
! dar. Accept our thanks and the com.
pliments of the season.
Gus Smith, one of the most success
full farmers in Brockway township
fetched In 90 Yale market last Satur.
day l3 head of cattle, IL of which were
2-year-old steers and one three-year
old heifer. I'D Sheehy was the lucky
buyer who secured this bunch, the
total weight being 1880 pounds, and
al 4 cts pound brought Gus the hand
some sum Of s6l4.S0.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01
wu.1,s nv a nAMr7

Everything y IN the name when II
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. +. G.. De-
Witt 4 Co. of Chicago, discovered some
wears ago how to make n salve from
witch Hazel that Is n specific for piles.
For blind, bleeding, itching and pro.
truding piles, eczema. cuts, burns,
bruises and all skin diseases DeWitts
salye has no equal. This has given
rise 20 numerous worthless counter
feits. Ask for Dewitt's-the genuine.
Sold by Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01

One Minute Cough Cure gives relief In
one minute, because 10 kills the mi
crObe which tickles the mucous mem.
brane, causing the cough, and NJ the
same time clears the phlegm, draws
out the inflammation aud heals and
soothes the affected parts. One Minute
Cough Cure strengthens the lungs,
wards of pneumonia and IL n harmless
and never failing cure in all durable
cases Of coughs. colds and Group. one
Minute Cough Cure Is pleasant to take,
harmless aud good alike for young aud
old. Sold by Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01
School Reports.

Report of Speaker school. Dist. No.
O. for month ending Dec %
Number days taught rs
Total attendance 800
Average daily attendance 1861
Number boys enrolled IL
Number girls enrolled 10
Total %
Percentage of attendance y $40
Report for fail term. months
Number days taught 90
Total attendance 1889
Average daily attendance 1922
Number boys enrolled IL
Number girls enrolled 10
Total %
Percentage OF attendance 72.2S
We wrote on examination last week
The Christmas tree and entertain
ment given by the pupils Wednesday
evening, Dec. %, was well attended and
a pleasant time enjoyed by all.
Clarence Tenniswood and Lewis
Hunt are our two new pupils last
month, making an enrolment of %.
Only two truants to bee reported FOL
last month. Anna Is. Knowlton.
Teacher.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01

CNnsumpuon Cure-Vvnrncr's White
Wine OF Tar Syrup.
The best cough remedy on earth,
cures cold in one day u taken IN
nune. % and so cents. Mathews 4
Wght.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01

NIANAGEg WAS Enthusiastically lady or
III Gentleman tn manage business 10 THIS
a,luuty aud adjoining territory fUf We'll aud law
= ihit known HOUSE ~ solid financial standing.
= iui-Irtl Hhi cash sHlHrt and expenses, paid
- roo Monday b. cherk dtrcct from hesdquar-
T. Expense money advanced permanent
pstiun. Address MANAGER, 90 Monon
tidg Chicago, ili ISIS
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01

HOUSE AND THREE LOTS fOR SALE
III known rs the Wear property. a lovely
Iuue for some one ~ reasonable price,
Al kinds 1T fruit, nice garden sp0t. for par
fruiaf~ aud trims call on Mrs. X. VI. Lothian
q tip Vale State Bank 2iu
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01

IIuuSE AND LOT FOR SALE-A good 10.
IL room house. good location, good well, els.
tu. barn aud outhouses. Located on Second
6ru,t. james sweet. Vale.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01

Had WiIlEuW % hrltu been Ice the Bliss chair.
And % ltU -tsfI. ..td sentence bumped up Ealus {
lm IU,#rE
MtVu. ..' fui have wondered.
We'd said bod, Just hluudvfrd
On sEuftrHiI- tIu,s golden year, o. 90 ..
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01
Business BreVitieS.

riDEH MILL az Yale has started aud VIII
u operate Monday and Tuesday ui each week.
~ having apples "a be made into cider are III
n rd % give mc q call Archie l.udington. 31-lJ
EARM FOR SALE-the south hall of north
II west quarter section 80, speaker township.
a acres Well fenced, 70 acres under Cultlya.
u ~ remainder iu pasture uud timber. VIII
II. sold chrap NJ ". LENNON. 22-i3
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-01-01

INuW SALE OK ENCUANGk-Properiy
L kuuwuuS Macarthur store building, also
q .hCri residence property, ~ Vale Address
r o. Dunn. Concord, Mich. flU
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

Goshen. Indiana De spent several
hours with his brother William, in
Las Vegas. yesterday cn route homo.
9, ls understood that the resignation
of Francisco nolead0 as city clerk.
which haa been rendered VIII he &C.
contod at Mondays meeting of the
ellis council. There are several an.
nncanfs for appointment to The va.
cancy Among them Clarence Pierce,
rurani0 Soma and A 10 DottIehach.
@ % Criitondon. superintendent of
tho National cemetery. had narrow
escape from aorlnus Injury Boy heine
thrown from q vehicle ON the west
side Of tho PLAZA. hia animal becoming
frightened at tho minstrel hand. Hg
was bruised about the ahouldora and
legs and was removed 20 bic home. u
ls nui thought that there will be- ans
serious results.
Deputy United states Marsha
George A. Kasoman. of Albuquerque
arrived in the city to take charge %
waurine Jurrons. who was 30 have
been released from the pouitoutiarl
today. AFTER serving two years fo'
adultery fIe ia wanted IN Denver OF
charge OF using the malls 20 dc
fraud and will be- taken there al gooi
a. the necessary papers are secured
Untli then he viii remain On the pen
itcniiary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
TERRITORIAL
. TOPICS .


From sac optic
Tas o.ty dog catohors have been
doing boslnoss today viii tho yolpIng
ours abeut town.
Edmund Ia Ruo. who sells Optics
for hs benefit OF ihc public that
ncods snllghienlns. was tun down by
someone on q bicycle and received a
tad sanh over the eye.
lt vas understood This morning that
the county assessors office would be-
turned over 10 prank s. chavez later
in the say by j. s. Esquihcl under
the decision Of the territorial supreme
court AZ appeal case in which the
m0iloa for a rohear.ng was oyerrnled
Jefferson Reynolds postal cards w.
~. nsnker and perhaps other Las
Vegas friends that be- and wife are
pleasantly located for the present In
FIoronco. Italy. and wish tu be- femem.
bored kindly 90 their community of
friends az home
The Baptist congrogaiIon have OK
tended q call % Rev n n Treat of
Rochester. N ". who has been in
the clty a number Of weeks. accom-.
panied ~ bis wife and mother and
has been acting most accontably al
supply a che Baptist church
Judge T. Bradford Prince OF Santa
Fo passed thpugh for the east this
morning To- ioin Mrs. Prince who had
preceded him He win be Ia st. l.oul.
ON tho laat day 1i The fair tu endeavol
o. procsro some of the cnses and fIx
lures of the NcW Mexico exhibit cot
the historical society.
q is reported and pretty well sub
Stimulated that the son OF Rafael Mar
tinoz was shot the other day hy az
east side lad who was carelossll
handling a target rifle. The shot tool
effect in the Martinez boys foot OF
log and u ls said he o. painfully
wounded. The matter may be- inyoati
gated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
slo TUNNEL PROPOSED,
Southern Pacific Would spend Thre'
Millions 10 Save Grades.

Southern Pacific Would Spend Three
Millions 10 Save Grades.
The Southern Pacific engineers have
been surveying and considering che
tunneling ~ the Sierra Nevada range
In order 10 avoid a 75o0foot climb
of the mountains
The engineers have reported that
the schomo d feasible. and that a tun-
mel seven miles IN longth could BE-
built through the mountains 10 two or
three years al a cost Of HS.00o.0o0.
This tunnel would ohvlate the cross
lng OF the mountains with i,s forty
miles Of heavy grades snow sheds
ara expensive operating costs The
climb over the Sierra Nevada noun,
talns requires extra push engines and
the maintenance Of hro guards The
building of a tunnel should pwVe more
beneficial IN the results then the
Iucln cutoff
J The Edison Electric company Of Loi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
GALLUP

From I've Republican.
j r. LILLY. railroad hostler a. Gal
lup. has been assigned TO other duties
at Albuquerque.
Gregory Page has a gang OF men
employed az the ice plant, where
many Improvements are being
made.
The tramp nuisance ls growing
SundaY morning the town was full
OF them and Marshal Wlnders drove
them an out
sheriff Smith WAS called 90 Prescott,
sunday morning 20 appear as a wit.
ness In a burglary case now on la the
courts there.
The Santa re has a gang of men
az work erecting a alxty.foot steel
tank 20 b. used for the company's
water supply here.
Patrick LAWN, for many years q
resident OF Gallup. was found dead
on the floor OF the Arcade saloon Sun
day morning .bout $3.50 o'clock
About eighty car loads OF coal are
now leaving Gallup every day Every
mine in this vicinity ~ employing all
the miners they can get
james Lilly, mention of who's,
death wac made last week, was found
dead 10 bis bed at the John stoliel
saloon last Friday morning.
l.. A. Bydlor comes from Alhuquer
que tomorrow night Co run the switcl
engine he takes Mr. Burkholtz place
who has been assigned TO other do
ties
D. a. Young IS very busy nov
siringlng wires getting ready 10 10
stall the automatic phones as soon al
they come. They are expected here
within a few days.
The district schools throughout MC
Kinley county were closed YESTERDAY
on account o' the death Of C0lone
To- Francisco Chavea. late superintond
ent OF public instruction of the Ter
rtory of New Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03

that has ever been made " 20 be pre-.
pared Tor the delegates 20 the iutgrna.
tlouai Railway congress. which con.
rcucs az washington next May
The railway exposition win be an
omen cir affair. held on iho white
House Dot or government reserve be-
iwcca the white House and The Wash.
lnRion monument
Committees have been appointed by
the American Railway association GO
gather and arrange tho exhibits. and
The general managers of an the hlg
systems hato pledged themGclvcg 20
40 their heat to make the display a
complete one.
Manufacturer Of railway appliances
are 20 be- asked 20 exhibit. and v is
the purpose 90 show tho foreign dele.
gates tho exact progress that has been
made in allroadine On the United
States during the last dfiy years and
rive fhem ocular demonstrations Of
the melhods. appliances ana equip
meat ure8 on the American roads.
u o. also beinr arranged ~ take the
delessses on two trims ione one and
short one Special trains VII be run
from washington 10 Buffalo and
Nlaesra stopping CA route A. Atoms
aud Piitahurg.
oher trains will make the sans
trls bul VIII extend u % Chicago. and
nossihlv other ci'les. retufnlng BY way
~ New York or Boston
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
lFrnm FrLday,. pnlly cIll1enl

l.. r. Loree. formerly az the head Of
me Rock Island system. has sailed for
Europe He will be- gone several
months
Mrs Oscar Gabriel wife Of well
known railroad official 90 Wiuslow
has been visiting Mrs. Charles John
son. Of williams.
p. ]. Toner formerly chief clerk Ia
the santa 10 Offices at Needles, Cal,
has becu added 20 the force of tho
local saata Fe ofioos.
Bert Dovnoy OF Newton. Kan. has
been appointed chief clerk 20 Train.
master J q McMahan at La Vegas,
IN A. Tie has been Ia the service Of
the Santa Pc for seven years and
during that time has been promoted
five timeH
Mrs steinmoyor. wife OF a santa Fo
brakeman Of Emporla Kansas, who
recently underwent an operation for
appendicitis In a Topeka hospital, VI
making no Improvement and the doc
tors are afraid that she may not re-
oover
a. ire result Of recent raids ON the
officers OF ticket brokers In 81 louis
Valdating Agent Norton has secured
about 5000 tickeh Many OF them had
expired. and Inc large majority wer,
worlds fair nontrunsferable excursion
tickets
The n paso a Southwestern is hay
ing a neW spur constructed at a point
a few miles west OF Hachita, for the
purpose OF furnishing loading faoill
ties Zoe some new mining properties
WHOA are being opened mp IN tha
vicinity
Herbert n Hartman. cousin 81 p
lH. Hartman, executive head Of al
the Hartman lines. has entered th'
employ OF the Union Pacific railroad
a. cierk IL tho headquarters buildlnl
| at Omaha He Is a son Of the lat
/ oliver Hartman he goes 20 OmnhI
10 study the railroad business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-03
RAILROAD CONTROL.
Wltheut Ownership 10 piitcult-huas
gbtain 90 Per Cent Of Voting
Stock.

W INNN.MN MMNNNNN "NNNN 70 aNNNNHANH
sbtain 81 Per Cent Of Voting
stock.
"Te Hold control OF q corporation Ia
ihsae latter days you have 70 own &C.
ne remark was made by a railroad
owner IN commenting on tho lawson
advsrusoment regarding Pacific Mail.
O. synthesizca the siiuetion exactly
QolHg back % 1900. the four years In
tervf furnish Demonstration of iu
truth Some OF them may be listed ~
ionoWa
I've purchags OF Baltimore & ohio
By Pennsylvania
he purchase 81 Rock Island rail-
we ~ the Moore syndicate
The purchaso Of Northern Pacific by
the Harriman syndicate.
ne purchase Of a big Interest In
Northwestern by the Moores.
The purchase OF Louisville a Nash.
vile ~ the Gates-fIawloy syndicate
Tao purchase Of Chicago A Alton BY
the Rock Island syndicate
Pennsylvania IA only secure In ~
owhershlp ~ a minority Interest IN
Baltimore 4 Ohio. Chesapeake a
Ohlo Norfolk q Western. because the
Pennsylvania people know that under
no stress % circumstances could a ma.
jorlty be gathered together against
| them Mr.. Hartman r. safe In his
tenure OF Southern Pacific only for
the same reason. A year and a half
aro y. r. Keene tested the truth Of
this statement 90 a demonstration
There ~ a rather obvious conclusion
10 be drawn n is that no railroad
however great IN capital. that occupies
strong strategic position. can Ions
remain independent The various
railroad powers that surround "a grow
anxious about a. n. Y Hartman, fol
.ustauce. fears that Missouri Pacific
Rock Island. J Hill, or perhaps
some unhoard syndicate. such, for IN
stance. us the Kuhn. Loeb syndicate
that appeared Ia 1897 10 claim Union
Pacihs. may buy it over night re d
suspicious that he may read IN the pa
pJrs some morning that Southern Pa
Pacific. may buy u over night He b
Paso has passed INFO unfriondll
hands
| Similarly Erie and southern rail-
way will. as time goes on. pass unde
the hand Of some one interest TIT
voting trust OF the latter protects 1
for the time being but the great syn
dicates are patient So long aa hi
"legltlmate piracy H. the faahiol
among the inanclera the domination
Of j p Morgan a Co. over both m
Erie and Southern railway must res
upon a rather unstable basis.
These are but examples. The n
verse Of this proposition is also fairl
true namely. that he who holds 8
per cent Of the voting stock oi a COZ
poration may cali himself secure ono
he De- IN possession Cumulative votin
and classified boards may keep hir
I out otherwise The single exception
Is the case Of y. " Hartman. wh
encountered 10 Northern Pacific n
fact that some OF the stock he bough
was not perpetual