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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-09-12

FoleY's Honey and Tar is peculiarly
adapted for chronic throat troubles
and will positively cure bronchitis,
|hoareness and an bronchial diseases
|3efuse substitutes For sale by Peo-
Pies drug store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-09-12

S. A. Read. Cisco, Texas. writes.
March IL. 1901: my wrist was
sprained 50 badly by fan that it was
useless. and after using several rene
dies that failed to give relief. used
Baliard's Snow Linement. and was
cured. I earnestly -ec0mmend it to
anyone suffering fr0u sprains 25c.
SOC, sL00. Sold by Peoples drug
store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-09-12
MOTORMAN KELLEY
STILL MISSING
Associated Press

Associated Press
New York, Sept l2-Pane Kelley,
The fugitive motorman Of the wrecked
elevated railroad train is still being
hunted for by the police. Fourteen
OF the injured are still in the hospital
and the recovery Of three is doubtful.
Total dead to date, twelve.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-09-12
BIG ADVANCE
IN CRUDE OIL
Standard Oil Company Advanc-
es Eastern Oil z to 8 Cents,
Western Oil ! to 5 Cents.
Associated Press

Associated Press
yPittsburg, Pa, Sept. l2-The Stand
ard OH Company today advanced the
price on all grades Of crude oil. Penn
sylyania oil advanced three cents and
other grades advanced two cents.
Quotation as follows:
Pennsylvania sl30, Tiona sl45,
Corning .07, New Castle 1.22, Cabel
LOS, North Lima .Ss, South Lima and
Indiana .s3, Somerset II, Raglan 40.
Lima, O., Sept. 12.-After months
Of waiting and almost total stagna-
tion in central and western fields, the
first change in crude oil prices since
May p is announced by the Stand
OH company. Advance being two
cents for Ohio and Indiana and three
cents per barrel for eastern oils Kan
sas and Twin Territories are not
benefited. Producers say advance
means renewed operation and employ
ment Of hundreds Of men in central
states.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-09-12
Frisco Time Table

4l0 Meteor (St. Louis IL 90 m
Ala Meteor TX G IL 26 . m
412 Eastern Express $40 p N
WEST BOUND
400 Meteor (St. Louis 145am
Alb Meteor (k @ 205 m
All Oklshoma Express II % p m
WI DECK. Agt.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-09-12
Yours very truly,


Agr and Hortl. Agt., Frisco,
Frisco Building, St. LOUIS, Mo.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-09-12
Tip That Stunned the waiter.

Melville E. ingalls,, former president
Of the Big Four railroad system. tells
this story OF a walters tip. He was
lunching alone In a Cincinnati cafe.
Near by sat dignifed gentleman who
casually asked his waiter: How is
business9" The man said he was not
doing we'll, upon which the dignined
individual expressed regret, saying:
Personally, I have always treated
your craft in this house generously"
The waiter was assiduous in his atten-
tions and helped the guest on with his
coat The dignified man laid his hand
on the walters arm and said: Young
man. you seem to be dlscontented with
your lot and / am going to give you
the best tip you ever received. Get
into some other business" And he
stroiled away. leaving the waiter
sneechiess. PHILADELPHIA Record.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-09-12
ICED swoIIen to Immense SIC.

: = " = -
Il had kidney trouble so bad that
could not work." says J J Cox Of
Valley View, KY, my feet were
swollen to immense size and was
to my bed and PHYSICIANS
were unable TO give me any relief Ny
doctor finally prescribed Foley's XIII
ney Cure which made a well man tf
me - At Peoples drug store dw
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Additional Indictments Against
Charley Robinson.
MURDER CASE IS CONTINUED
import ant Witness Was Not On Hand
Yessecdsy-erand Jury Still Invest.
eating Into Rlcodtield Conditions
Saloon Keepers Given Until FEB. 4.

The grand jury of the Circuit Court.
10 session at Warwick Court House.
yesterday returned three additional in
d2ctments against Charley Robinson.
the BlDodfcld ~iustic, Of The peace
charging extortion. Several true bills
charging the same offense were re-
turned by the jury Tuesday. Fl
These cfferscs are misdemcanors
and Judge Tyler wilt certify them to
some justice Of the peace Of the ccun-
tv for trial. There IS considerable
speculation as to what magistrate
Will be designated and it is said that
I-rt,istice Henry F. Jones, Of Bloolficld,
VIII probably be the man.
Robiison is alleged " have eXtortc,:
money from, numerous negroes ly use
OF his power as a magistrate.
The grant jury is still investigating
into the conditions in BloIlield and
Vicinity.
The case Of Fred Bacon. the negro
charged with numbering Klah jackson.
also cnlOred. was set for trial rester.
':E. but was continued until today on
account OF the absence of an import
All witness. "
Judge Tyler has given The seven ga
Icon keepers whose licenses have bccn
revoked 1h1s week until February l to
close out their respective places of
business. ."~ ..@"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
FIRE LADDIEs' FEAST.
MEMBERS OF RESCUE COMPANY
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.
l~fornoi Reception Followed by De
iightful spreao.-speech by Chief
Stow--OHiciais Didn't ATTIC nd.

The members of Rescue Volunteer
Fire Company No. l. gave a delightful
smoker and luncheon in the hall of the
Central engine house on Huntington
venue ncar Twenty.elsh1h street last
night.
A number Of the members of the
North End and East End companies
were present. but nonc Of the city off,
Gals, all CT whom were invited to at
tend the meeting.
The first part Of the evening was
spent in amusenaents. songs and reel
%tations. After that the members re-
tired to the hall where a delightful
spread had been prepared.
Chief Of the Department w. X. Stow
made a few appropriate remarks in
which. he thanked the members Of tho
department for the entertainment and
biz them do justice tn the feast be-
fore them.
After the luncheon. Chief Stow read
mis- regular annual report. Again the
party retired to the rarlcrs Of the
house, where they were ente,taine4-by
music and recitations. I" liz.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
JOINT SESSION TONIGHT
COUNCIL WILL DISCUSS PRO
POSED INVITATION.
Mr.. Roosevelt May Be Asked to Come
Wien the Minnesota is Launched
Common Council to Meet Later.

There will be a joint session of the
common council and beard Of alder.
men tonight to discuss the advisability
CT inviting President Roosevelt to visit
this city during his Southern trip. Ar.
engagements for entertaining the Pcesi-
dent should lie come here will be dis.
cussed. 1t is likely that Mr. Roose-
welt will lie invited to come when the
battlectip Minnesota is launched next
month. " ""
After the joint session the common
council Will meet in special session to
act upon the SAIGON ordinance passed
III amended form by the board of alder
men at its last meeting. 1t is eXcect-
cd that the body will concur in the
action of the board.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20

wntre it will lie. have, spent about
fourteen Years in wGlk With sailors.
land love that branch Of Christian ac.
ttirity alive all others. But T. hardly
think I shall enter upon it again. My
work at Boston was the hest l have
ever been permitted 10 10 f1c,n a
Spiritual Standpoint, but ny methods
al:,t plans did not commend themselves
tic the Judgment of the society with
which l was connected: and l had IL
give them uD. or leave. l preferred to
accept The alternative
Il want to thank the mauy friends
who have been SO loyal i'll standing
by the wC,rk !! started in your commu-
rlty. and L. assure them that already
the influence of the Sailors R4st and
its c~nnsecrated missionary. Mr.. Col.
den. is being felt all up anil down the
Atlantic coast and eve or. the other
side Of the Atlantic. The press has
especially slnnwn its public spirit and
true interest in this cause by backing
it UP from, its inception in. every way.
7 All. very SURE that without the aid the
two papers Of the city have SO IN.
stinte,!ly given. ard their constant at
titHde Of endorsement and approval,
no Sailors Rest would now lie in New
nort News to bless the incoming Sailor
and cheer and comfort him wher. in
distress. Therefore. again | would re-
turn my sincere thanks to the press
for its loyal and efficient aid in tho
Inauguration OF this enterprise.
Very Respectfully ycurs,
ROBERT EDWARD STEELE.
Former Chaplain Of the Virginia Mari
ner's Elicnu Society," "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
CHAPLAIN STEELE RETURNS.
Says He is Well Pleased With the
Work at Sailors Rest, +.

Rev. Robert f. Steele. the pon,aar
founder Of the local Sailors Rest. has
arrived in the city from boston and
is spending a few days with mis- broth
er. The chaplain sent the following
&c The Daily Press yesterday:
Newport News. VA, Jan. 10.
TO he Editor Of the Daily Press.
Il have baen quite pleased at the
progress made ly tho Sailors Rest
since left Newport News. 1t certain
~ has lone its work we'll under the
leadership Of Mr.. John Golden. who
las proven himself the right man in
the right place. The sailors OF the
merchant ships have used it very free.
ly ard that much real and lasting good
has been done I am well assured. The.
financial backing has not Beer such
as | had lloped it would be. and | an,
afraid that it has often been q serious
problen: for Mr.. Golden to make ends
meet, But hacked up by as fine a
body OF directors as ever served in
that capacity for any institution, he
mas come out Ct the end OF the wear.
with all expenses paid and & little on
hand 10 start the new year. This year
| fcer will be the hardest Of all. ana
! sincerely hcpe that the citizens OF
Newport News will see the necessity
Of giving regular lily and as largely as
possible to this cause. Manv people
are really Interested in the success OF
the Rest and willing 10 contribute a
little tall that they. can spare no
douht). and since the sum is not a
large one. they hesitate to offer it. /
feel very strongly that it is only by
means II these small gifts given regu.
larj}y that this work can he carried on
i4f Newport News. So l would nrge
|Alpon every friend Of the sailor in the
city who wishes we'll to the Sailors
Rest II its worthy missionary. to
make some contribution. however
small The plan is. to collect these
gifts monthly and any enc who wishes
can get a'card from Mr.. Golden or any
member OF the board of managers.
For myself, ! can not yet say just
what my movements will be. l expect
to enter upon some field OF usefulness
soon but aul not sure just. what or
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
A CAMPAIGN OF ACQUAINTANCE
"A NEW DEPARTURE IN INDUS.
TRIAL CAMPAIGNING.
National Biscuit Company Sends spe-
cial Representatives to Newport
News on More Important Mission.

Newport News has been invaded
For the time being it is the headquart-
ers OF the special reception and exhi-
bition committee OF the National Bis.
cult Company. who are now in the city.
Already evidences of their coming are
apparent, and there is more to follow,
The urpOs OF their visit will be ac-
complished tomorrow afternoon, when
/ a. reception will be given at the Casino,
10 which all the ladies of Newport
News and vicinity are cordially invited.
The object OF the entire undertaking.
is TO enable the public to satisfactorily
answer the now celebrated question.
do You Know Uneeda Biscuit" and
incidentally %acquaint them with many
other delicious products or the bakers
art. as"manufactured by the National
Biscuit Company.
The popularity of Uneeda Biscuit
has been earned within the last five
years, and is an example of good bust.
ness Judgment. Six years ago the Ma
ssthonalH-Biscuit Company came to tho
conclusion that the time had arrived
when the American public was ready
Tor something better han the common
soda crackers put on the market in
barrels and boxes, delivered to the
consumer in a paper bag, more or less
damaged and defiled, without a sponsor
and without a name The idea was,
iirst, a cracker OF nearly culinary per
lection as 1t was possible to manu-.
facture. Then to protect this perfac-
lion by lnclosing it in a package, which
should exclude all air, dust and mois.
tnre. n hnally to guarantee the
whole to the consumer by the trade
mark of the National Biscuit Company
on each end of the package. OF the
appreciation OF the consumer the sale
than three hundred million
packages OF Uneeda Biscuit bears the
best witness. EE*.#
The same methods that have proved
so successful with Uneeda Biscuit
have also been extended By the Ma.
'lonal Biscuit Company to many other
lines OF biscuit, crackers ana Waters,
such as Butter Thin Biscuit, Graham
Crackers. Oysterettes, Social Tea Bis.
emit. ~ Zu Ginger Snaps and others.
NO matter what is wanted, whether a
cracker for the soup, or the most de.
llclo,is wafer for desert. it can be pur.
chased any time, anywhere. with the
absolute surety OF always getting it
fresh and good.
Nabisco Sugar Waters and Festino
#Aiinoh;ls are two of the delicacies that
VIII pc served with the refreshments
~ the reception. They are among the
most delicious OF the products OF the
National Biscuit Company, and are
especially appropriate as dessert con.
lfcctions.
every lady in Newport News is cor
alaliy invited and should be present at
me reception which will be held at the
CASINO tomorrow afternoon, from two
hntll flve o'clock. Appropriate refresh
ments viii be served under the super.
vision OF a chef who accompanies the.
eception committee. The musical
features OF the entertainment will be.
ably rendered by Smidt's orchestra.
and q hearty welcome extended to
every guest
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Lecturr 1t Y. NJ. Il. A.

Rev. Z. Benm;sha will deliver a lee.
tnre IN The Young Mems Hebrew Asso.
citation tonight at $50 O'Clock ct to
hai: on Twcntv.ciehth street, Mr.. Fen
maslEt is q gifted lecturer and Large:
Grove is expected to gather to hear
him. "M# -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Cartain TayIo~ Dad.

News has been received here Of the
death of CAPTAIN. s. B. Taylor 1T his
home. at I'an'.ury. N. C.. on January
~ Captain Taylor was thu oldest ard
Gre Of The most prominent citizens Of
his section. He was the grandfather
OF Messrs w. Z. s.. and r. Vaughn.
OF this city. n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
Bi0odfield's Seer Breaks Loose
in Richmond.
GREAT SNOW STORM IS COMING
Ground Hog Will 7ring Bad News This
Year. Saws the Old Negro-Preaicted
That BloodheId Would Be Destroyed
Two Years Ago.

Rev. Robert Jeter. prophet and in
tcrpreter Of dreams. late OF Bloodfeld,
who has been located in Richmond for
some time. is seeing things again.
About two years ago the old negro
threw the superstitious inhabitants of
l3l0cHfield and vicinity into a state Of
terror by predicting hat the section
would be swept by fire and waite IN
less some reforming was done. On
several other occasions he made pub
liz remarkable visions, but since he de
parted for Richmond he has not been
in active eruption. @~"" 2
+ The prophet has broken loose again.
however. ard he sends the following tu
the Daily Press:
"NoWn the special to the daily presa
of Newport News. Rob. Jeter as h:
was passing 7th and Clay st. he look
toward west saw the snow storm trale-
ing swift. And he haste to six and
Clay to the telephone. And called un
2911 phone Mrs. r. F., residence. And
tole her the snow wasn't satisfy. and
GX ali her coal ard wood and be ready
for the snow and she had ten hour tt
Gx ahead Of the snow. Robt. Jete:
phnre tc Mrs. Hudson that night, and
N5hSu leI LOW lolS DelIIe the SNOW
reached her residence and she answer
cd tan ilour to the minut I was q per-
feet satisfy to all the neighbor around
s:id i; vas a true report Rob. letter
say again. and everybody better b!
ready for it. and it will past the west
ern States. and will reached Virginia
anT Richmond and fearful cold and
everybody better prepare TO: it. Sad
ntws will follow the paper on tenth
day of Mar. An look again and the
ground hog will bring us sad news on
2 day OF Feb. An | look again there
VIII great, sorry Of many people. Lock
asai. Saw horses will lie running
away men falling Of tile hack people
Jumping: iii with great excitement in
st. Look again you will see flame and
tie firing, engine travelling swift. great
multi among the people. I Lessen the
great burten in sending this to the puh-
HesiFPiease sign Anrie Neal name She
fwTote this
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
"The "Southerner."

The S~outlserner." a local MAGAZINE
published by amateurs. has Just l,een
issued for the month of January. The
Booklet is larger than the previous
editions and presents a very pleasing
i:aDearance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
DELEGATES APPOINTED.
Messrs. Barrett and Powell Go 70 Good
Roads Convention.

President a. l.. Powell and Mr.. w
E. Barrett will be the representatives
Of the local Chamber of Commerce at
the GO roads convention" to be
held AT . willie on January 81 under
The ansp4-~. OF the Danville CONNER.
cial Association.
The Chamber of Commerce at its
last meeting accepted an invitation to
send delegates to the meeting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20
srecia! Boat Fcom NorfoIk

AF~raN2enlents have been made for
sHecial .ar and boat service fro:t: Nor
i'lk 10 this city after Pal,rewski's
concert at the Norfolk Academy OF
Music Il week from tomorrow night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-20

Miss Jennie Read left yesterday for
Washington to spend a month with
friends. ."@.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-02

8anten BEL ben onrtigen 0atipna[s
banten. Sc t~on3entriert itd mitbin
mebr uno tnehr Elm Teil 0eS anleris
fenilhen 8antperfebrs in Stem 0ort,
unb naturgemdB mdhit ba0urh audi
Die Wadt Der in oieier Staot beimiz
iheu Banfsu; Dor 1898 beiaBeu nur
suei Saufen Elm &apital ppn 5 Wil'
lionen 9paar5. beute 1aben brei
allein eth iolhes bon 10 MiIIionen
Dollars uno mehr su berseidbnen:
Die Nationaf Sitp 8aut NIT 25. Die
Ratiunal SAINT Of Commerce nit 25
uno ole fSirit Ratioual 8aut nit 10
WiQiunen Dollars.
DaB audi Tuiiouen unb Ser.
ibmelsunaen i'm amerifaniIden
Bantmslen 6eimi1d ,ltnb, iei burdl
ben 9inpais beleat, baB i'm Satire
1901 allen insaelommt 81 Sectional,
8anfen auf hieie Weile perihmunz
een finb, pun benen q opnNatiunal.
8anten uno 6 onr6 anbere Banfen
aufeenpmmer tpuroen. SIN Sabre
1902 ftelIten iih Die entiprehenoen
8ablen ioaar anf 46 besm. II, uno
leitoem liuo oerartige 8erihmelsun=
gen on Der Faaesoronun9-
IasseS /. jssatdlestew
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-02
seit ,tper so xahreu

ihon murbe Mrs. Winslum's Sup
thing 8 Sprup pDn WiiGipnen por,
Wattern beim 3abnen Der 8iuoer
angemenbet. Wirit Du I'M S9lafe
burb bas Shreien eines ainoes ge=
ft0rt, baB i'm 8abnen 1T unb Dot
Sbmeraer petnt? Wenn 10, laiie
iofort cine ssyloibe BON ,.Mrs.
Winsloms SoDtbina Sprup" holeu.
Sem Wert lit unbesablbar. Sc miro
benz fleiuen 2eioenoen iDfDrt yinoe>
rune peribaffen. 8erlaBt eud boz
rauf. Miitter. es lit tein 3meifel
bariiber. gs BELT Diarrboe, reauz
liert ben Magen unb Die Wierer,
beleitiet 8ino &olit, erueid9t ben
@aumen. eerbtnoert @nt5inbuna
uno itdrtt oag ganse Sbitem.
rWrs. Winslums Soothing Snrup"
fIr sahnenoe' &inoer lit ansenebm
i'm @ei1mad; oas Gecept itatnmt
pm einem Der beiten tpeiblihen
Nerste in ben Ser. Staten. Sc lit
bel allen Druagiiten in Der aanaeu
@elt au baben. Breis Is Gents per
Jlaibe. 8auft nidts anoeres, als
Wrs. Wins[oms Southina Snrup,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-02

leiu, tpeun es florieren mia. es muB
Snouitrie= nno Qeraritaat lem. Gus
bieisr Qeberseugung beraus iino Die
neuen 0anbelspertrage entitanoen
unb es udre polIitdnoig elnieitig, 81
bebanpten, iie mdren nihts meiter
ols eitie Gonseiiion an Die Ierarier
unb smar cine &on5eiiion, Die in ers
iter 9inie nus politiiben @rinoen
eernadlt pdre. DaB bieie 0anoelSs
pertr6ae ebeniosut cine politiide See
oeutung baben, mieeoie 8ertrdge pom
Sabre 1891, 1T aemiB, ansmeifelbaft
lieat aber ebenlo iehr eine fpirts
ihaftlide Motnenoiateit fit Tie Dor,
wie iie fir jene norlaa. Bielleiht
erueiien ite ith it, idren Solaen nad
aloerer RiGhtung bin ebenfo ihaoi=
geno. mie iib Die fruheren 8ertrdge
erwielen haben, mal1 tam oas aber
jabt nidlt erfennen. SIN @egeuteil
bat maj, alien @rano announcement,
oaB Die beutime Snouitrie unenolih
piel frdFtioer unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fem piro, ols es Die 2anomirtIbaft
mar. Sn 8etr 1dt su sieben iit BET
linen aud np6, oaB itur ourd1 iie
Der Nusbau oes inldsoiihen &auals
igiteuaa m6sllA lit. peldJer IN ertter
2inie, ia ouslhlieBlld, Der 5nouitrie
0orteil brinat. TaBt man bie5 aues
sulammat, 10 fam lnati es ieGr uDl
uarIteben, baB Die benti@e Regierung
fir Die Qnsabme oieier Bertrdee
ebenio oantbar iein fam. mie
! fit Die Qnnabme Der 8ertrage pom
Sabre 1891. Dbne lih oesbalb eine
Sntonieauens su 5hutoea fommeu
gu lafen.
Wit allem oteiem molIen mir na=
tiirlib tein ablblieBenbes urteil ibel
Die yertrdae abeeben; lie m6len Gin
selbeiteu entbalten. Die uns eans unit
ear niht gefaGen. Nber bas aQae.
meme Brinaip, aug Dem lie beruDr.
eeaange1 iino, eridaeiut uns rihtia,
ebenio mie uns bas aQgemeine Brin'
alp, aus Dem bic 8ertrdge oeS Sab.
res 1891 bernorgeaanaen, ridtia er.
ihienen lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-02
Infer SantmeTen.

SIN ginflana nit Der ganaen bis
itoriihen Gntmidelung unieres 2ans
o.s tuar bier>im Bantmeien nDe5en.
tralilatiun" BON jeber leitenoer
@runoIab. @rinoung elmer unbes
| erenatenWnaabl ielbfftdnoiger, menr
AUDI mod 10 tleiner Banfen tarafte'
riliert beute nod unler Banfneien.
Die 3abl Der 8anten, Die i'm Sabre
1892 nod 1898 betrug; itente iiG]
@nbe 1908 auf 13.6S4-in eff Sab.
zen eine 8unabme BON mebr als
fiinfaie HrDsent! lno bod fam
man 1amentlih in Der rieueiten Belt
einen reht ftarfen8 ug aur&onsentras
ton be0bahten-eine 8eueguna. Die
ourhaus Die Merfmale Der aleifar=
tigen gribeinunQ in europa auf.
uei}t.
Wan unterideioet biersulanoe i'm
aqgemeinen fDlgenbe Mrtsn nDrt Bans
Ten: NatiDnalbanten, Die eiaentli.
den uno aIeiniaen Notenbanten;
Staatenbanfen. 8ripatbaufen, rids
tiger Brinatbanfiers, uno Truitge@
ienlbaften, Die als Treubalter,
Bfanobalter unb BermDgensperpals
ter fungieren. oanehen lid3 aber audi
Dem gem6nlihen Bantaelh1ft mio.
men. Diefe ein3elnen Bantgruppen
babe1 i'm 2aufe Der Sabre cine febr
perlhieoene gntmtfelurg genomn1er.
Wdbreno 3. 3. i'm Sabre 1884 $3.50
Wntiunalbanten uab nur 1922 Gtaa.
%tenbanten eriftierterl, DAB es i'm Sab,
re 1902 beren 1901 be3m. 1897; oas
beoentet fir eritere cine 3unabn,e
UNI 81 Brosent, fir Die lebteren nber
cine iolbe UNI 428 8reaent, allo elm
lberausihneaeS @ahstum berlels
ben g~egeniiber ben Decentralization.
Die rBriuate 8anters" fino AUDI
beute nod iberauS sablrei9 (1902:
4lS8) Iber oa8 4ano perteiIt, bic
beoeutenoiten natiirlib in Nem gort,
no mir iOlhe nit einem mad Minios
men Dollars s6blenoen @elHdftsuers
m6gen unb init Wamer uDn Beltruj
finoen. Die lebte Der @ruppen, bic
9ruitaeie4i6aften, lit erit in neuerer
Belt in ben 8oroererunb getreter;
tbre Nnaabl betrug i'm Sabre 1880
erit 30, lit aber iebt auf nabesu 800
(1902. 727) aeitieaen, uno tire Grit.
tel baben geaenDartia bic 6Dbe BON
2UUU WtluiOnen Dollars erreiHt oe.
gen 125 WiIionen Dollars i'm Sabre
1880. Dieie EruftaeieaibaIten 1ino
es audi, bic cine Wenouna i'm ameris
taniiben Uantmeien oaourd herbets
5ufibren ith anididen, oaB Ite mebr
nao mebr Seem gort, i'm gerinaeren
WtaBe Chicago, sum Wittelpuntt ib=
rer geihaftliaenS Gdtieteit MAIDEN.
@%efDroert miro oieie genoena 90.
burh, oaB audi bic 0atipnalbanfen
i'm 2anoe eiien 9r0Beren 9eil ibrer
8eleruen nah Seem gort leaen; 10
befanoen iib September 1902 nidt
ueniger nlS Ala MilliDnen Dullars
Depoiiten anoerer e. Brpnius"-