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Rock Island Argus., 1906-06-16
STRUCK BY train
David Evans Hurled Into Water
From Trestle by St.
Paul Engine.
LIVES ONLY A FEW MINUTES
With George Park Enroute to Work al
Concrete Works-Park Steps Out
Onto a Pier.

Caught on the trestle near Thirty
ninth street this morning about Z
O'Clock, David Evans, aged 23, was
struck by ST. Paul west bound pass
enger train and injured TO such an eX-
tent that he died at ST. Anthonys hos
pital almost Immediately after being
removed from the ambulance. The
young man with his brother-in-law
George Park, was walking along the
railway track toward Fortieth street
Before starting across the trestle, they
noticed a Burlington train approach
ing, and stopped. The train was on
another track, however, and without
much thought of the possibility of an
other train nearing the trestle, started
across. They had gone little over hall
way, when suddenly the st. Paul train
rounded the sharp curve, and bore
down upon them.
Hurled Into Air.
Both ran. and a short distance far
ther along Park stepped out on the
pier and waited until the train passed.
His brother-in-law, however, ran on,
probably thinking TO reach another
pier or the end of the bridge. He was
struck when about so feet from the
end of the bridge. He was thrown into
the air off the bridge and turning over
and over, landed in the water some
distance from the shore. He fell face
downward in the water, and in that
position he remained until Park, who
had witnessed the entire accident,
could crawl back onto the bridge and
reach him. The water is but IS inches
deep where Evans fell.
When he had pulled Evans to the
shore, Park ran to the concrete plant
near and summoned aid. The train.
which had been stopped just west of
the bridge was backed, and the injured
man placed in the baggage car, the
ambulance being summoned to the de-
pot in the meantime. Consciousness
never returned to the young man, and
it was about 7:15 when he died.
Inquest Is Held.
An inquest was conducted by Coron-
er L.. V. Eckhart this morning at the
Knox undertaking establishment. DR..
J. r. Hollowbush, who was summoned
TO attend the young man, went to the
depot, and finding that the man had
been removed to the hospital fastened
there. but found the victim dead. An
examination showed that the right arm
was fractured. and that severe scalp
wound about = inches long had been
sustained over the right eye. DR. HOl-
lowbush attributed death to either an
internal hemOrrhage of the brain or
fracture of the internal table of the
skull. The testimony of Mr.. Park was
of Mrs. Evans was heard. the jury re-
turning Il verdict of death from the in
juries received.
Besides his wife Mrs. Pearl Evans,
Mr.. Evans is survived by little son.
Carlisle, but a month old. He leaves
also his mother. brother Carlisle, and
a sister. Miss Mary Evans. all of this
city. The young man had been EN-
ployed at the concrete block plant
near the scene of the accident. and
with his brother-in-law was walking
to his work when struck by the train.
He was born at Indianola, Iowa He
came to Rock Island about years ago
from Sherrard, where he had resided
for about 10 years.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-06-16
Excursions on w. w.

The steamer w w. last evening
carried a big company down the river
on the excursion of the young peoples
society of the Swedish Lutheran
church of Moline. The steamer this
afternoon took an excursion to Mus
catine. the steamer returning tonight
at 10 o'clock. Tomorrow the steamer
goes to Muscatine at 1915, on an ex-
cursion trip under the auspices of the
degree team of Davenport camp, M.
B. A
Rock Island Argus., 1906-06-16
Death from Lockiaw

Never follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Its antiseptic
and healing properties prevent blood
poisoning. Charles Oswald, merchant,
of Renssalaersville, N. Y, writes: ut
cured Seth Burch of this place OF the
ugliest sore on his neck l ever saw"
Cures cuts, wounds, burns and sores.
25 cents, at Hartz & U1lemeyer's drug
store.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-06-16
MUSICIANS COME TO MOLINE
Professor S. r. BowIby Returns from
Annual Teachers Meetinq.

Professor S. T. Bowlby has returned
from the meeting of the Illinois Music
Teachers association at Peoria, this
section of the state being represented
by him and Misses Entrillin and May
Lindsey Oliver, and Professor w. A.
Meese, of Moline. The delegation sue
ceeded in securing the next convention
for Moline T
Rock Island Argus., 1906-06-16
sHERAN TO PARTS UNKNOWN
Fails to Appear at the Meeting of the
Creditors.

At a meeting of the creditors of
Sheran & Co, bankrupts, at the office
of Referee Adair Peasants this morn
ing, Louis Marks, the receiver, was
named as trustee. Shcran was not
present and his whereabouts is un
known Mr.. Schlecter has been giving
testimony in the case this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-06-16

Good looks bring happiness. Friends
care more for us when we meet them
with clean, smiling face, bright eyes
sparkling with health, which comes by
taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea !;
35 cents, tea or tablets. T. H. Thomas
pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-06-16
MAY Re SERIOUS FOR MITZEl
Hit Boss at Mutual Wheel Works. Mo
line, with Spoke.

Victor Nitzel, an employe of the Mu
tual Wheel works in Moline, this morn
ing became involved in quarrel with
his boss, Dallas Hawkes.. in which the
former hit the latter. it is said, with Il
spoke. At last accounts this after
noon Hawkes. had not recovered con
sciousness and Mitzel was under ar
rest.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-06-16
Automobiles.

Telephone S21 Davenport Automo-
bile company for demonstration of "A
Northern car. We can make immedi-
ate delivery. No hill too steep for the
Northern. Davenport Automobile com
pany.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-06-16
Annual Bird Shoot.

Today the annual bird shoot of the
Plattdeutschen Schwestern is being
held at Huber's garden on Fifth ave
nue.. The children gathered early at
the Turner hall and went to the
grounds in body.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-06-16
Automobiles

We have one 1905 model Northern
touring car. with top in fine condition.
Price 81 900. Also one for $3.50, with
out top. Call ON the Davenport Auto.
mobile company.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-06-16
Battle In scott.

The battle is raging in Scott county
this afternoon and the smoke has been
floating across the Mississippi for sew
eral hours. Cummins is in the lead
but there will probably be a contesting
delegation from there. as that seems
to have become the style in Iowa poll
contesting delegation. Although each
side pretends to be imposed upon they
are both guilty. and from the Illinois
side of the river one looks just as rot
ten as the other.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-06-16
Houses Wanted
We Want to Buy

streets; must be convenient
to street cars.
One Groom house, east of
south part of town; about
$4,000.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-06-16

Five houses, 6 or 7 rooms,
modern, desirable location,
cash deals, $4,000 to $4,000.
One modern Broom house, To-
Gated between goth and 23rd
The daily tribune., 1906-02-24
boys and girls are doing today.

boys and girls are doing today.
"Any father or mother who IL In.
different to the f,rst unexplained ab.
sence Of his boy or girl from home
at time when he or she should be
under parental roof NAV expect "a
have . second such absence. Coutin.
ued indifference mar Be expected to
make suoh absence . habit and such
habit will prove contrary to every
probability In the world II II make
the bov or girl better man or
woman.
"The law cannot take your boy
or girl after tho fall hiss come and 70.
storo the purity and msnlinsss shat
will have boon sacrificed by your In.
difference. Society can ostraoiss your
child or the state can make him .
prisoner or end his lite. but this will
not save him.
Fathers and mothers Of Colorado
Springs. IL you do not know where
your boy or girl IL tonight. and what
he or she is doing. II IL to your In.
tsrest 70 find ont.
1T may save you bitter tears as .
later day"
The daily tribune., 1906-02-24

Notes From the Labor World.
The law committee Of the Oincin
natl Trades Council 10 watching vic IL.
tors Of the child labor law. All vio-
lations are reported to the factory in.
spector and the latter enforces the law
John B. Lonnon has been treasurer
Of the America Federation Of Labor
for fifteen years. Iu that time he has
handled about 81. 500. 600 In funds
belonging to the Federation.
The House committee on labor il
expected to report fAvorAbly . bill
providing for . complete investiga.
tion Of the child and woman labor
conditions In 1t least nineteen states.
The states to be covered In this in.
vestigstion will be New Hampshire.
Massa'husetts. Rhode Island. Oonnec.
ticut, New York. New Jersey. Penn.
syivAia. Maryland. Delaware. vir.
Rinia. North Carolina. South Caro-.
lipa. Georgia. AlabamA. Tennessee.
Ohio. Indiana. Illinois and California.
The WAukeRan. ILL.,. Trades Coun.
oil has entered . protest against the
employ ment Of Dowis's non .uu ion ists
1t the plant Of tho American Ste el
g. Wire company.
The united cloth hat and cap max
ers Of America 10 still keeping mp its
vigorous warfare on the Industrial
Workers Of the World. Of which Eu.
gene v. Dsbs 10 the head.
Congressman Gilbert. Of the
Twelfth Indiana district. 10 . mem bes
10 good standing Of the Iptsrnatiou ii
typographical union. 30 10 Mayor
Book walter Of indianapolis. Kswanes,
ILL.,. claims 10 be the banner union city
In America Every store In the city
The daily tribune., 1906-02-24
Where Lies the Responsibility

Where Lies the ResponsibtlityT
The foregoing question was the cap.
tion Of . recent editorial appearing In
the Colorado Springs Gazette. In
which WAS discussed at some length
the murder committed by two mere
boys In that city and who are now
doing time" behind wslls Of the
state prison at Canon City. says the
Sali1a Mail.
Late police statistics In Denver are
said to show that there sre In that
city today eight thousaud women and
girls who are regarded ~ "cn color"
morally. and three thousand OF this
number are fuli- -fsdged msmbe Of
the dsmimonde class.
This state Of Affairs comes from the
lack Of attention ON the part Of parents
- to the hours kept by their children.
The ourfew rules do not seem TO be
regarded In tho states metropolis at
any season Of the year. bat more par.
ticu larly IN the summer time can one
SEQ largo numbsrs Of boy, aud girls.
all OF tender years. promenAding the
streets. parks and other public
places. entirely ungarced BY their
parents or elder persons.
The Gazette asks II it ooours to the
fathers and mothers Of these boys and
girls that nnly year or two bsok Es.
sick and Francisco. and the Chicago
boy bandits. and tho Yonnsblood mur.
dsrers, snd ninety nine out Of every
hundred Of Dsnvsr's Immoral ones
were doing 1ast sxsosly what lhsss
The daily tribune., 1906-02-24

10 . union store. the policemen carry
union cards and 20 do the street olean.
ers. The mayor. 10 . union man, and
the sexton Of the cemetery also carries
a. union card.
Atlanta. Ga. has been selected ~ the
southern headquarters Of the National
Child Labor comm ittee. the orgauiza-
tion which 10 working all over the
country to improve the condition Of
the children Of the poor.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-24
Laborers for Western Pacific.

Local Agent Sumner Of the Rio
Grsnde st this place has been advised
BY the general passenger agent Do.
paTtment that all men who are de-.
ssrous Of employment 10 railroad
construction work can obtain IL In
Oslifornia.
Tho opportunity offered BY the
oolonist rates will enable msn 70 sst
into that territory at . much lsss s1
penss than will probably again b
offered ct leAst before fall.
T. B. and A. l.. Stone 90. Of Oak
land. Calif.. viii guaranlss snploy.
msut on the westsFn Pacific. Ths
wages are a. 90 70 a. % psr day. The
Utah Construction Co.. Of OroviIls,
Calif.. are also contractors for The
Western Paoi6o and want osa. The
employment will Lest from . year a.d
. half 70 two ysAzs.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-24
PROGRAM
Presbyterian Church Tuesday Evening February 18th.

Presbyterian Church Tuesday Evening February 27th
Opening Overture, "Feast OF Lanterns" Bennett
FLORENCE
Ladies' Quartee Loves Old Song"
MISSES HYDE, MIToHEIL EAsroN, ANDREWS
Piano Solo, "Song of Love Engelman
Duet t-Violin and Piano, alpine Greetings Kafka
M E. JOHN, Miss
Baritone Solo THE Horn" FIeger
Mr. ROBERT
MABEL
Tenor Solo, "Mandaay" Hitler
aR THOMAS RouERrs
Piano Solo Fifth NoctuTneH Leybach
MISS GLADYS BRowN
Soprano Solo, at Might Have Been" Cebe
Miss
Piano Duett Herald
Miss EDNA JOHNSON, PRos.H H1LLER
Two Songs For Soprano With Orchestra
a. "Somebodys Rose Hitler
b. just Wearyin' For You JacobsB Bond
WI
Violin Solo, Sinpeee
MISS STELLA THuL
Double Quartette, "The Night Watson
MEsDAMEs MITCHELL. RoBERrs McCANpIEss
MEssRs Roberts, Atkinson. BROWNE, TANNER
Closing Overture, Springs Awakening Bach
FLORENCE
The daily tribune., 1906-02-24

February "a.
l88S-John Wyokliffe presented his
doctrines to parliament.
1463-John Picus, count of Miriam.
dola, born.
l468-Johann Gutenberg. inventor
Of printing died. Born 14O0
1500-Charles Y. OF Germany born
15s2-Refor nation of the calendar
introduced by Gregory XIII.
i726-Robert. Lord Olive. conquer
or Of Bengal. born. Died l774.
17s5-Charles Bonaparte. father Of
Napoleon. died.
ls24-George William Curtis.
American author. born Died 1899.
1S3s-Duel between william j.
Graves Of Kentucky and Jonathan
Cilley of New Hampshire. members Of
the house Of representatives.
disqualification Of Louis Philippe
1S52-David Kenuison. last surv:-
vor of Boston Tea Party" died, age
1T.
1863-Terriorial government es.
tAblished in Arizona.
ls6S-House of representatives vot.
ed to impeaoh the president
1870-Wilbur Y. Storey of the
Chicago Times assaulted by the Eng.
lish blondes.
1S75-Senate passed the houss bills
for the admission Of Colorado into
the Uniou.
lSss-Disoovery Of rich gold fields
IN Patagonia.
IS95-George W. Mcbride elected
senator from Oregon.
!9o5-Attempt to Asaassinate Carlos
Morales. president Of San Domingo.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-24
This Date in History.
February 2sd.


l6b5-ThomAs Wyatt beheaded for
insurrection against Queen Mary.
180s-Aschbishop John Whitgift
died.
George Frederick Handel.
composer. born. Died April IS. 1859.
l77s-st. vinoents surrendered to
Americans.
i792-sir Joshua Reynolds. artist.
died.
l79s-Pope withdrew flom Rome
to Sienna.
ls20-House of Representatives
passed the Missouri bill.
1877 Walter Scott disclosed him.
self publicly a. the Great Unknown"
1sss--OccupAtion of Anona by the
French.
1s5a-John Landseer. painter. died.
1s7a-Alleged attempted assassina.
tion Of Queen Victoria in Buckingham
Palace yard by Fenian named o.
Connor.
lsA-Battle Of Froinkitab. Sou
dan.
1SsS-Earthquake felt throuRhout
California.
1891 Norwegian cabinet resigned.
1S97-The powers ordered Greece
to withdraw from Creto.
l902-Priuce Henry Of Prussia AT.
rived in New York.
1905-JonAthan Ross, ex.United
States senator Of Vermont. died.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-24

Tickets 70 points east via shs Mis-.
soari Paoi6o from Canon City. and
stations west thereof. will allow pur.
ohassrs side Grip from Pueblo 70 Den.
YER and rsturn when desired. Plsass
bsas this IN uisA
The daily tribune., 1906-02-24
RAILROAD TIME cARDs
Denver s Rio Gsande Railway.
FREEMAN SUMNER. Agent.

ARRIVE DEPART
a;0 pm I'D , m
:Nam II Aoan
1855 m ~ 2@.n
4:4s 4:4sDm
iMp m iMp.
b:A an s:A . M
o:4s ) m s:4S p m
1888 p m :1 pm
s;0 ..Dan
sol . M E0 4 y
The daily tribune., 1906-02-24
Atehison. Topek. & SAINT. F. Railway

No. 625-From Pueblo and all
\, points east, arrive daily -------- II SO a M
=, cast, depart daily; ly;.---;------- 6.b5 p m
=, Sunday, depart 400 m
cept Sunday, arrive IL. .55 p IN
Direct connection IL now made at Pueblo for
chicago and all points east, and at La Junts
with California limited for Los Angeles and
Ban Francisco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and cheer
fully answered
Descriptive literature folders free By apply
ing 70 4. 9. PALknR Agent
The daily tribune., 1906-02-24

No. l-Pacidc coast iimited
from Denver and eastern
oonnections-
No. AAtlantic coast limit
cd, from California An 4
western points----.-----.
No. @Paoific coast exprss q
from Denver-----------.
No. lcAtlautic coast ex.
press from California and
western points
No. 1Trans-contine n { q
limited from Denver and
eastern connections
No. 6ETranB-contins n 1 a
limited. from California
and western pointa-
No. eDenver aad Canon
City Flyer.
No. 1o-Canon City and
Denver Flyer
No. lb-Colorado Express
from Denver
No. 16-Colorado express
from all western points In
Coloeado-------.-------
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-04

FASHIONS FAV0RITES"
BRANDEIS' EXCLUSIVE
SPRING MILLINERY

An early for spring millinery finds Brande
style headquarters perfectly equipped. wealth of
designs assembled for early showing reveal ever.
style that enjoys fashion IS favor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17

Tides Spri6pprt treifcnb crfldrt:
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pobl nbcr Der Wenifcn Shulp."
g8ei regcIindBigcm, abcr mdBisem
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ctlpds ba5u; aud ioQ man ioIdes
bios mad Ser Irbcif ,tbun,
etrpa Ibenbs, ipenu bieieIbe ge@
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lit ih6bli1; ielbit bas 8aiier, ipern
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beiBen Sabres3cit %borfommt, 81 ihnca
rno in erbiBtem 3uitnpoe gctrunfcn
miro, maft frauf unb bat Idpn oft
Den SOB berbeigefiibrt. Ser mdBise
8eniB Dor &ein opcr Bier fam
nifrts IhdDeu. @obl p%eritanoen
ober: Der mafisc 8cnnt, niht &C.
Observation-Disclosures Gtnihittcn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
Cine Sablcnfrase.

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Sienitmdbfen) o9ieben Sic Slim
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
Bur Nsiiere in 1ranfreif.

gu Dem Iusgnng Der Iablen in
Sranfreif ihreibt Die .Srieriihe
Snnoes5ettung": Ser slusgang Der
@ablen in Sranfreih bat gar mailde
&atbolifen iiberraiht, pelhe als
Solge Der Innabme bes Srennunass
9clcbes eincn llmiflpung in Der
offentIiden Meinung erlpartet batten.
Sas 8egentbeil lit befanntlih einges
trcten: nidt MIR bat Der liberale
glod feline bisberise Ieorbeit in Der
&ammer b%ebauptet, ionbern bieielbe
nod INN runb hlnf5ig S,be bermebrt.
Iaein Die &enner Der polltiifen Gage
IN Sranfreih batten lid in 8esua
alf Den Ius9allg Der lesten 8aplen
feinen Sduldunaen binaeseben, uno
lie ertparten audi fir Die nGdite aitz
fnnft feline merflide 8eiieruna in
bieier Siniiht. MIs erite llriahe
Der trnliri9en polittihen Ierbaltninc
in Sranfreih ieben bieie Golitifer.
unb nit Eethf. Die NQaepalt Der
ibledten Yreiie unb Die Obnmadt
Der fatboliihen Treiie in Sranfreid
IN. Sic Serbreituns Der fatboliifen
Ereiie in einem 2anbe lit unb bleibt
Der erlte @rabmeiIer, Der ms iiber
oas fatboliihe 2eben IN Der Seffentz
lidfeit am iideriten unb beiten be-
lebrt. 60 LANCE es in einem 2anbe
nit Der fatboliihen Yreiie i6ledt be-
itelt lit. Iolange lit es nuf nm Die
fatbolii6e Sade ielblt ihleht beitcIlt;
uno Iou es IN einem Sanbe in relie
giosz politiiher ge5iebung better merz
ben, 10 mlb suerit nit Der Sebung
Der fatbolilden Hreiie einseiest pers
Den. Seut gilt bas 8ort: Gage
mir, mas on lieit. nub i1 iage Dir,
mas Oh biitl 8as fir Sranfrei6
lpabr lit, trifft uu6 fir ale dnberen
Gambler 81. Dime quite Yreiie feline
gliten @ablenl Sbue silten @ablen
feline suten @eiebel Gbne quite Sc
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eion! Sarum III es in u~nIerer 3eit
cine Der erlten Eflidten unb ar0Bten
Iufgaben bes fatboliihen Bottles,
feline tatboliihe Yreiie bod su balten
unb fir beren 0erbreitung unb
nnteritiisun9 bur6 Ibonnieren.
Gorreiponoieren unb Snierieren nit
aler gnereie ein5utreten. Sas 9eie
ipiel Sranfreif's 5eiet uns. melde
traurisen Solgen Die @ernahs
ldiiigun9 bieier Tfliht unb Die Ser
%fennirng Der 8eoeutung unb 8iftigz
feit Der Yrelie ge5eitiat baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
s6if! s5ff!

Seuerihnalibenb burf Die Straben
8uiet es init llnseitiim;
@eib unb &inber auf ben 8aIien
Slii6ten Dor Dem llngetbiim.
2p~sgela1Ien bon Der SDGe
Sngt es in Die &reu5 unb Nuer;
3obte liegen auf Der Stene,
llnb 8erleete itobnen ibiper.
Srn6en ipieen emit i6r Seuer,
Seit an Sumpf nnb HieD gebannt;
Sod bies StraBenun9ebeuer
Wdl5et lid ourb's gauge 2anb.
Selier. @lut. @eitnnf unb Sdreden
llnb Der StraBen .Iaiien" Morb,
@inen Wettpreis 3t ermeden-
2eiitet lid Der eitle Sport.
Wie Sic Hdtbe iinb i'm 3peifel
8as Die Yflid]t Der Sbri9teit,
Wenn Der &ilometerteufel
StDrt bes 2anoes Siherbeit?
Strense lit uns bier bon W0tben,
nno Sbr I6lpanfet Der Mno bin;
&Dnnt Den Sraden Chr niht tobten.
8afft gud auf unb banbist ibu!
2eibet Stabt unb 2anb gum
Shuse
Ses @eiebes itarfe Bebr;
Mber maft Die Strait 81 Nuse
Gem gere9elten Gerfebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
Bur Tramicnfrasc bel scaruieitiscn
@eriiGcrnngs 9 @crcincn. 9qa1c

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bab ma Die Yrdmien erb0ben mib.
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miiBten, ipie regnldre 2ebensperli6e>
rings : @eieli6aften, So%rfebrunaen
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raten gerilaenb 81 erbDben:
1. giah Dem 1. Slllt 1907 iolen
ale gegenieitieen ELECTROMAGNETIC.
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Winimalrate einfiibren, ebe lie cine
9iSens erbalten.
2. Huh Dem 1. Sanunr 1908
lollen Iolde 8ereine biele Minimal:
rate bon alien neuen Wtit9liebern
colleftiren.
3. Sic Sonbs Scr Iitelieber.
ipelhe binreifenbe Mtinimnlraten be-
5ablen, ioaen %seionbert bon penen
Der Mtitalieber sebalten fperSen.
lpelhe 1plhe Staten niht be3ablen.
uno Die lebteren Uetglieber iolen bel
Dem jetpeiligen Ilter our binreihenS
ben State obne dr6tIiGe Inter ndun9
iibergebcn fDnnen.
A.. Sdbrlid ipa cine Ibrednung
Der Sonbs iener Iit9lieoer, pelhe
Die binreibenbe State be5ablen. borz
genommcn iperben, lInb falls Der
lleberihuB es 5uldBt, fam BET bieien
gele9entli6 elm IiieBment ~ausialen.
3. Sen @ereinen ioa 9eltattet
fem fol9enbe Tolicen aus5ulteuen:
Sdbrlif 81 erneliernoe ODER
step rate, level premium, twenty pay
ment life, and yearly renewable term
bis gum Sitter bon IS Sabren.
6. Sen Staten ioa Die Imerifd1
niIde Sterblihfeit : Snbele gu
@ruube gelegt uno Elm SinsfuB bon
49, bis 4 YroSent bere9net perben.
o.