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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-04

tsvno, al dsspacho do lss pSesosis.
o.oass iacxltativas.
La 1nsjoY garantfa do ests ca
90 90 sl cYecisnts favor que el pa
slico ascibsno 10 dispsnsa y ID
sspscisl recommendation qas los
principalss medicos dc la oisdks
Ascss Dc ella & sas clisesss
Sus pgsclos son tan equitati.
vos que no admiten competencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-04
MUERTE De ARTON

Emilio Arton, una de las princi
pales figuras del elc&udalo promovl.
do por la antigua c, m pshfa del canal
de Panama, ha sido eLc9ntrado muer =
10 en- su habitacion en- Pa1fi.
Todss las sefislss parecen iniicar
que Sc trata de un sulcidio.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
RAILROADS ARE
CAUGHT IN NET
CHICAGO FEDERAL GRAND JURY
PROBABLY WILL RETURN IN
DOCUMENTS FOR THE GIVING
OF REBATES.

Chicago Dec Indictments are
expected within a few days from the
federal grand jury involving railroad
officials and al least one railroad.
r. S. Cusey traffic manager of the
Schwa,c child and Sulzburger packing
concern was before the inquisitorial
body today for several hours and at
the conclusion OF his testimony it was
said certain raihNada and officials
would be indicted on charges of Civ
ing rebates TO the packing company in
violation Of law.
Last summer Cusey was indicted
and pleaded guilty to a charge of ac.
cepiing railroad rebates for which he
paid a fine of $4,000 Later Cusey tes-
tilted In the case of the interstate
commerce commission against sew
eral railroads TO compel them to com
ply with the orders of the commission
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08

The Ohio at Evansville, win continue
ri Ing during the next 30 hours, come
t. stand, then fall Al MI Vernon
viii continue rising during the next
IS hours Al Paducah and Cairo, will
continue rising until Sunday The
maximum Stage at Cairo on present
rise will be close to 80 feet
The Tennessee al Florence. will con
tnuc rising during inc next p 10 80
honrs but at y much reduced rate. Al
JchnsQnvillo, viii continue rising dur
ing the next TWO two or hrce DAYS:
the rate of rise at Johns nvllla viii
b. quite rapid during the next 30
hours
The Mississippi from below St
Louis to above Cairo, VIII continue
falling for an indefinite period.
p II. SMYTH
Local Forecastcr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
ACQU|TS GROVE
OF ONE CHARGE
ONLY TO REMAND HIM TO JAIL
ON CHARGE OF HIGHWAY
ROBBERY IN CONNECTION
WITH CUDAHY KIDNAPPING.

Omaha. Dec Pat Grove who has
been on trial on the charge of shoot
ing with intent to Kill Officer Jack
son the night Of September 9Th, was
tonight acquitted,
ne was remanded To Jail where be
will remain until he can be tried on
the charge Of highway robbery in con.
nection with the kidnapping of Eddie
Cudahy. son of the millionaire pack
ing house magnate five years ago.
The other trial will probably com
mcnce within a few days
There was no law covering l,idnap.
ing at the time the crime was com
mitted and for that reason the high.
way robbery charge has been placed
against Grove.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
KILL HIS HORSES
TO ALLAY FEARS
BUFFALO BILL IN ORDER TO PRE-
VENT SPREAD OF CHAMBERS
m FRANCE SACRIFICES HIS
ENTIRE STUD.

Marscillc- France Dec. All the
horses belonging to Cody's Wild West
show were killed hero today. although
the government ycterinaries had Ger
tilted CHAMBERS had been entirely oradi-
Gated from the sud Cody and his
partner Bailey decided on thi. radi-
cal measure in order 10 allay the fea es
OF farmers regarding spread of the
disease Saddles brides and other
equipment as well as clothing Of the
stablemen were burned and the rail
road ear belonging TO the show dis
infected.
Cody is in the United States pur-
chasing a fresh stud.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08

Rufus Flack of the FIack ana MAJ
Clothing firm, is the recipient of 2
large box &C Florida oranges, Tho
fruit was soai 10 Mr. Flack from Elk
eier, By his sister in.law. Mrs o.
Eckhardr, formerly Miss Georgi
Nichols OF this city, who is at pre-.
emit travelling in the south Mr. FLAG
1as a display of this fruit in the win
dow Of his store at Eighth street and
Commercial avenue. The oranges arr
atill on the branches. one in particu-
lar being a freak of nature in thar it
has partially open shell similar TO
hickory nUt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
He ESTABLISHES
BIC PRECEDENT
SENATOR MITCHELL SAYS He
DOES NOT WANT AN APPOINT
MENT ON ANY SENATE COM.
MITTEE.

Washington Dec. - Following his
message resgning the craftsmanship
If the senate committee on inter-
oceanic canals Senator Mitchell Of
Oregon. has informed Vice President
Fairbanks in a telegram received to-
lay that he does not care to be ap.
pointed en- any committee
HI action cstabli hes a precedent
in relation 70 the active service Of
fenators convicted OF criminal often
SEES, which member Of M repubi.
2an committees to select standing
viii communicate to Sen
ator Burton of Kansas.
Mitchell's request will be respected
and il was stated today he and Bur
ton viii be left off of all committees.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08

Thursday evening tJe local lodge
10, Eagles held an election of officers
at lheil club rooms en- Eighth street
and Commercial avenue The follow.
'ng were elected. Past Worthy pres.
dent. r. r Powers: Worthy President.
ID w. l.. Russell. Worthy Vice Prpsi.
dent. William Z. Williams. Worthy
Chaplain. Thomas b. Flagler Worthy
Secretary. r. A Hatcher: Worthy
Treasurer Lee b Davis. Worthy Con
ductor. Clyde W. Lesslie. Inside Guar
dian, G. s McCame: Outside Guardian.
Joseph Abel. Trustees Frel Stchr.
John Crchan. Dr c. p Jones Worthy
Physician. Or James NJ McManus.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
WITTE LOSING HEART.

London, Dec. "A correspondent
OF the Mail in ST, Petersburg in a dis.
patch sent By way OF Eyjtkuhnen,
East Prussia, says
Prominent military commanders
everywhere are requesting po@mi sion
to resign
The minister of war himself (RuIi.
ger) mas asked the emperor 10 allow
MIN to retiee. The mini ter of the in
terror (Durnovol and others have
followed the example of The ministec
of war Witle stands alone, but even
he is losing heart
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
Club Committee.

The committee ON amendments ana
bylaws Of the Alexander club met
Wedne. day Judge " S. Dewey was
elected chairman and Henry Gilhofer
secretary. Thc committee will pro
cure copies of bylaws used by similar
o gained clubs for consideration.
They also nave a number Of amend
ments under consideration az present
Al The next meeting of the club, Mon
day night. December II. The committee
viii solicit the opinions of the men,
bers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
PEACE IN SIGHT.

Washington. Dee. THE state De
plrtmeni has been advised hat Clyde
Brown. treasurer Of the Now York and
Rermudez Asphalt Company is now in
Caracus, bearing aveuues from the
company To President Castro. which it
was hoped might result IN an anicable
settlement of The difficulties between
The Venezuelan Government and The
comapny growing ont of the seizure
of its asphalt mines.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
MASSACRE Al kIEFF.

s.. Petersburg Dec. 4 via Eydtkuh-
men. Dec. lit is alleged strikers have
dispatches stating that mutineers have
seized the arsenel at Ekaterin0dar AMI
secured 10000 rifles which have been
distributed at Ekaterino and N0yoros-
siysk
Il is also said a revolt has broken
ont At Elizabethp0l and that insur
rcciionary troops are masters Of the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
sells Interest in Business

Sam Catanzaro has sold his interest
in the fruil stand ana confectionery
which he aud his brother-in-law pur-
chased from Homer Allen few
months ago NJ Capu0no of ST. Louis,
q brothcrin law OF Mr. Catanzaro pur-
chased his interest The former will
engage in the wholesale and retail
fLniL hmsiness
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
TIE cineh Club

The Cinch club was entertained
Jas evening al the home of Mrs VIII
bur ThizflewCOd The ladies prize was
won by Mrs Walter f. Wood and the
gntleman's prize by Leon Denison.
The club viii Doe enienaind next
Thursday evening al The home OF
Airs. Leon penison.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
Bazaar and Turkey Supper.

The ladies Of the Cairo Baptist
church held their annual bazaar and
turkey supper last evening at X. NJ.
X. c hall. There was a bountiful sup
per served which was well patronized
Also were the booths where novelties
and candies We're fCld
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
CLOUDS SWEEPING
RUSSIAN HORIZON
CconcIuded from First pago.y

by infatuated mobs for preaching rcyo
luton
He says.
These doi1gs make civilized people
shudder. yet they are part Of what is
threatened on a large scale by tic
element OF reaction which is gathering
its forces
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
Injured Boy viii Recover.

The last report from the bedside Of
Charles Cradle the young lad who was
70 seriously scalded several days ago
al his home 730 Twenfy-first street
Is chat be IL improving nicely ami will
cover from his injuries,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
Buvs More OTIS.

Attorney G. A. Fay Of the Miami
Powder company closed a real estate
deal yesterday with Benjamin Thomp-
son. administrator of the Ransom
Thompson estate, for the purchase Of,
several lots in Santa Fe. The consid-
Grafton was $1,000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08

judged guilty. aud paid The penalty
with her life. The execution tooe
place where the Owingsville and MI
Stcrlina turnpike forks. The Judge and
jury were strongly ccnsurcd.
The similarity between lais and The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
IN. SOCIETY
sssssSssssss.ssssssssas1sl
viii Entertain.

Mrs G. G. Miller Of 2Gio Elm street.
viii entertain this afternoon cOmpli-
meniary 10 her guest Mrs :. n. Car.
te- Of lrOndale. No
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
Will Convene Monday.

The Alexander County Prohibition
convenes at the courI
house Monday. December /, Hon.
Eugene W. Cain Of Chicago, will de
liver addresses afternoon and eyca-
No
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08

When a wise merchant wants to get
the ear Of the people Of Cairo and
vicinity he places his advertisement IN
the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
lllla Jon az Norvoros 5lyak.

I" tNIt1N'VII a" ANUF N7IF Uo9iN ~
The situation al kieff is described as
being an extremely serious one.
Some accounts say a massacre has
taken place in which 1900 persons
were killed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08

Rogers ease hes caused thousands on
people Of Kentucky TO petition Gov
PpRy Zen u fq42F q hra re- IN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
Family Addition.

Thursday morning a fine son was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krcbs
of TWenty-eIghLh street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08

Commander Jam II oliver. T. S.
Navy Inspector Of the Fourteenth
lighthouse district, notifies the mas
tors and pilots Of the river of the fol
lowing changes TO lights in this dis
tict: No 37S. Mississippi Bend,
moved up 325 yards No 3GS. Tobacco
Fa'ch, moved down 32y yards.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08

Is a treatment which affords a
positive cure for rheumatism and
allied diseases.
Applied externally, II relieves
the pain at once. Taken inter-
nally, it cures permanently by
purifying the blood of the Tactic
acid which causes the disease.
Anthony Smith, of Mayville, Ill,
says: II had such severe rheumat-
e pains in my arm and shoulder
that / could neither work nor sleep
ard was fast losing all hope Of
cure, when I heard Of and tried
Hamlins Wizard Oil, two bottles
Of which performed perfect, per.
nanent cure Price, SOC and 81.
For sale and recommended by
PAUL C. SCHUH & SONS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08
PREPARING FOR
THE EXECUTION

Concluded From First Page)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-08

The Bulletin 10 delivered IN thirtl
surrounding towns in time for thu
breakfast table
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
SOLDIER AND EDITOR
WON FAME IN PEACE
John H. Peake, Who Died Here Achieved Honors Well
in War-Launched Many Newspapers Upon Sue
ceSSfu Career-Came to This City When Boy

BY the death of John II. Peake, the
editor, Washington has lost a citizen
famous throughout the country. Dur
ing his notable career he made his home
in eight different States and founded
i've newspapers which survive him
1t iie age of fourteen he came TO This
city with his father from Portsmouth
Va. In the early sixties, while mere
boy. ne enlisted 2 drummer in General
Clusters cavalry end served for two
years In the civil war He was wounded
in the battle of the wilderness and was
confined TO the hospital for three months
after which he WAS honOrably dis
charged from the service, but. re-enlist-
ed as volunteer in Company C, United
States Veteran Infantry.
A the close of the war he went 10
North Platte. Neb. then a village OF
only 200 biipnts. where ne founded
his first paper Today his paper is
read by over 5000 Mr.. Peake later
sold his psper az North Platte. and
started a sheet In Lincoln
He returned to Washington shortly
after his Lincoln adventure in the Jour
nalistie held. and accepted a position as
division chief IN the Interior DEPART
ment, but his health began to fail and
ne resigned Later ne established a
newspaper at Deadwood, S. D.. in the
Black H.lls He soon disposed OF the
Deadwood paper and began the Chey-
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
Young "HaP' PhippS
Very Poor Sportsman
Keeps Companionsi in Terror While HandIinu
Gun--Now Off For East Africa TO Hunt
For Big Game.

LONDON, Dec. 2.-Henry Phipps' ED
est son. ''Hal' Ph:pps. is making p-enar-
ations for a big game shooting expedi-
ton in East Africa. country which is
becoming very popular with sportsnen.
Hal Phipps. however viii never. il
is feared. De classed among ;he latter.
He Is considered by those who have shot
with him IN fear and trembling in Scot
land an exceedingly dangerous sporting
companion. and no amount OF experience
appears to have any effect on him.
1t was On hearing Of young PhipDs'
departure that certain sporting wag.
discussing the matter at his club the
other day. said:
Has Plenty of Room.
Thank heavens. there's plenty of
room even for Phipps in East Africa. He
can blaze away there without killing
anything but niggers.
Jay Phipps. who is very much more
liked by everybody than his elder broth
er, is now the father of Two boys. and
his young wife (nee Grace. who wished
strange to say, for another boy. Is as
delighted as her husband,
Mrs. Jay Phipps and her two sisters.
Lady Donoughmore and Mrs Herbert
Beaumont. who are probably the three
most popular young married women IN
London. are shortly 10 pay visit 70
their father, NJ. p. Grace. at Battle Abb
The Washington times., 1905-12-03

enne Leader. which is today one Of the
leading journals of the West
His health failed TO improve. and he
again returned TO the East. He COM
menced business in Washington. but his
health would not permit him 10 keep
IL up He returned to the West. and
started a newspaper in Cody. Wyo.. the
town famous as the namesake of Buff
iaio Bill who was friend OF Mr..
Peake's- Six years ago Cody was
town of sixteen abitants; today.
through the efforts OF Colonel Cody and
lis Eastern newspaper assistant II has
grown 10 3o0
Nh. Pea6e came East in October for
the last time. a victim OF heart trouble.
He was member of Farragut Post. e.
a. r.: Parker Blue Lodge, F. A A. M:
Washington Chapter. Washington Com
mandery. No. /; Bear Tooth Lodge. 3.
i. 0. E; Red Lodge. Montana, F. A.
4. M; Cody Business Mems Club, and
the Shoshone Tribe, I. o. r. NJ.
The funeral will be conducted by Par
ker Blue Lodge. II will be held from
the home of his father-in-law, Richard
Rothweil. 2S Ninth street northeast. In
terment will be at Congressional Gem
etery. He is survived by u widow and
daughter.
The Washington times., 1905-12-03

ably be lively contest for the vacancy
IN the Committee on Appropriations
caused by the enforced retirement of
senator Cockrell last March The most
likely candidate for that much-sought-
Tor seat is said 10 be either of the two
senators from Texas.
Senator CulbersOn has expressed HIM
self as not a candidate. and It is under
stood that his colleague, Mr.. Bailey. Is
not anxious for the berth. Mr. Bailey's
ambitions are known to be pointing in
another direction. and If he were Sc
lected for the Appropriations Eonnrlit-
tee his present plans might suffer a Sc
TiOus setback
The names of two other Democratic
Senators, who are prominent on the
floor and who are considered i'm the
running for the coveted place. are Nor
gan or Alabama and Blackburn OF Ken
lucky. Senator Daniels. who was the
colleague Of .Cockren on Appropria-
lions, Will most likely succeed the Mis-
sourian as chairman OF the Committee
on Engrossed Bills. The latter berth is
considered OF more Importance than the
one the West Virginian now holds as
chairman Of the Committee on Trans
portation and Sale Of Meat Products
then succeed Daniels. AIcLaurin OF
Tennessee viii undoubtedly be appointed
to the chairmanship OF the Committee
on Education and Labor In this ar
rangement of affairs, it was voiced at
the Capitol last night, the Democrats
would retain their quota OF committee
cEairmen.
Place for Knox.
Il is not at All unlikely that Senator
Knox OF Pennsylvania viii get a berth
on some Of the important committees
While he IS a new man in the Senate.
he nevertheless is said 10 be thoroughly
familiar with Congressional affairs.
Many Of his supporters are working
hard 10 get him the Craftsmanship OF
committee, Tie most probable or which
is Census
r Murray Crane. the jlnior Senator
from Massachusetts, is another promi-
pent parsonage among the new men in
the upper house tomorrow. Mr.. Crane.
like Mr. Knox was sworn in last
March. but were not assigned 10 any
He is said TO be a thorough
politician, and q likely man for chair
man OF the Committee on Cuban Rela-
tions. taking the seat vacated by the re-
tirement OF Senator Quarrels or Wis
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
Committee Vacancies.

The vacancies occur in the following
committees Agriculture and Forestr-
TWO. one Democrat and one RepubIicsn-
appropriations. one Democrat: Canadian
Relations. one Republican,: Census.
three Republicans: Civil Service and Re
trenchment. one Democrat Claims. one
Republican; coast and InstIlar Survey
three lepablicsbs; coast Defenses two
Republicans. Commerce. two Republi-
cans; Cuban Relations. one Republican,
District OF Columbia. two Republicans ,
Education and Labor. one Republican,
Eng.ossed Bills. one Democrat: Finance
cne Republican. Foreign Relations. ono
Republican: Geological Survey. Two Re-
Dublicans and one Democrat: ImmigFa-
lion. TWO Republicans; Indlan Affairs,
The Washington times., 1905-12-03

bey where there has been a series Of
weekend parties
After a series OF delays. Lord and
Lady Curzon are at Cairo. where. II
Lord Curzon's health permits. the ex-
Niceroy and his wife intend 10 put IN
good time for a few weeks before re-
turning 10 London
Lady Curzon's sister. formerly known
as the quiet Miss Letter" and now
Mrs. Colin Campbell. is making host
Of friends in London and has been din
ing out a good deal CT Iate. Those who
met her two sisters. Lady Curzon ard
LADY Suffolk. IL India, infinitely prefer
Mrs Campbell who has no aspirations
o1 any kind and VINO made q love match
pure and simple
Mrs. Campbell dresses very simply
wears pince-nez and is by no nn-a>z
beauty. but she has a keen ssass
OF hurnO- and is very we'll read. The
most remarkable thing 10 English people
Is the command which the three Letter
sisters nave obtained over the ultra
English accent There is not trace of
America left In any OF their speaking
voices
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
KNOCKING THE POLICEMAN.

Worry is always popular; but just
let Joy shout halleluia on the high
way, and he'll get thirty days for dis
turbing the peace.-Atlanta Constitution
The Washington times., 1905-12-03
Campbell's Friends Sorry.

Major Colin Campbeus friends are
sorry that ne decided to leave the army.
as he was a brilliant soldier He is not
the man 10 settle down, however. ana
live on the Letter wealth. II Is more
than probable that he viii enter parlia-
ment
The Washington times., 1905-12-03

two Republicans Indian Depreda tions.
one Republican; Irrigation and Reclama-
tlon OF Arid Lands, four Republicans
and one Democrat; Judiciary. three Re
publcans; Manufacturers. one Demo-
crat; Military Affairs. two Republicans
and two Democrats; Mines and Mining
TWO Republicans: PacIic Islands and
Porto Rico, two Republicans Pacific
Railroads. one Republican, Patents. one
Republican; Pensions, two Republicans
and one Democrat; Philippines. TWO Re
rubiicans; Privileges. and Elections. one
Democrat; Public Buildings and
Grounds. two Republicans; Public
Lands. three Republicans and one Dem
ocrat; Railroads, one Republican and
one Democrat; Revolutionary Claims.
two Republicans and one Democrat:
Rules. one Democrat: Territories. one
Republican and one Democrat Select
committees changes are: Indians. che
Democrat and one Republican; Indus
trial Expositions. one Republican and
TWO Democrats Investigate Trespasses
Epon Indian Lands. one Republican;
National Banks. one Republican and one
Democrat; Transportation and Sale OF
Meat Products. two Republicans; VentIl-
alton and Acoustics. one Republican;
Woman's Suffrage. one Republican
Another feature that the committee on
committees viii probably be called 10
act upon will be whether Burton's and
AntcheIrs names will be dropped from
1he committees
Hale TO Succeed Platt?
a In the general shake-up it Is said that
Senator Hale will succeed TO the place
on the Finance Committee made vacant
by the death Of Senator PIatt OF Con
necticut. A berth on this committee car.
ries with II certain honors that would
appeal TO the Senator from the Pine
Tree State.
T. is now practically conceded that
Senator Warren, now chairman OF the
Claims Committee. will be elevated TO
the place made vacant by Senator Haw-
ley, as chairman Of the Committee ON
Military Affairs. This would under or
dinary circumstances create a vacancy
III NJ Warren's present seat. but the
opinion has been expressed that Sena-
tor kean. who ranks as second in viz
tue Of seniority. VIII get that place. In
turn Senator Dick OF Ohio would get
the chairmanship Of the Committee 10
Audit and Control the Contingent EX-
pense of the Senate. OF which Kean is !
now chairman.
Among the Democrats there viii prob
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-14
INSURANCE FlNANCIERlNG CRITICISED.

Perkins,
insensiby
influence officers directors IN an
of
lenders and borrowers in the same TRANSACTION
of undnd practices
dealing with trust funds 10 prove TINS
respecting the Equitable need
the
W. Perkins is DOUBTLESS perfectly
of the New York Life who aids
P which securities to the New YORK
New York
the New York Life he seshes also h
fotation single in the interest OF
dealing
naturally oppo ought not to be put IN @ way
permitted and blind accounts
ordered President OF the
absolutely of the to explain its
York Life and appears to be
Equitable
of s6s5oo be-
books Probably the item of evidence last week winch
incead payment of amount
which impossible to x
promptly and frankly declared was
paid in each of the two previous
payments by declaring that IN the
in York Life directors
and their policy were at STAKE
for political cam
should be pohed W
merely
alleged have been used at Albany
whether political con
ifabe
these saving and investment institutions or
do definitely fixed by law
ineligible and to
experimentation