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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
COMMISSIONERS WANT NO
CHANGE IN The BIRD LAW

The report OF the bird commissioner
was presented 10 the senate today by Cow
ernor Utter. In it the commissioners say
that never I'm their history have so few
violations Of the bird laws 5een reported
az In the past year. They are satisfied
with the workings OF the present laws
and recommend that no changes be made
at their session, except the resembling OF
the law providing for a bounty on hawks,
owls and crows.
This law. they think. should he SO mod
flied as to be only I'm force during the open
season. They say the majority of the spe-
cles Of native non-Ramc birds arc not
only holding their own, but are undoubt-
edly on the increase.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
NO QUARTER GIVEN IN
BULGARIAN INSURRECTI0N

Salonica, European Turkey. Jan. 5-A
return by the Turkish authorities shows
that 1922. casualties resulted from the
fighting In MACEDONIA, between Turkish
troops and Bulgarian. Greek and servian
revolutionary bands during 1908. Although
ile encounters took place in the village
OF Salonica. Monastir and Uskub, In which
the insurgents lost $50 men killed and l45
wounded
A comparison Of the number of men
killed with the number wounded. shows
that no quarter was given.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
BOTH SIDES CLAIM GAINS
IN PHILADELPHIA STRIKE

Philadelphia Pa. Jan. 5.-Master print
ers and their striking employees both claim
an advantage in the present strike
Officials OF Typogra phical Union No. Q.
say that % firms have signed the agree
ment for an eight-hour day, although they
refuse to give the names Of the establish
ments
George McDade, Tor the Typothetae to-
day denies that any member OF the Typo
thetae had yielded to the union
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
Rhode Island Normal School

Spring term begins Monday Feb. 8. at
sion will occur Friday. Jan. ~. beginning
at a m. Registration OF students at
Principals office, Friday, Jan. 2s. fffgiT
School graduates admitted To regular
course OF two and one-half years without
examination: for course OF two years. ex-
animation required. For catalogue or
other information. apply TO Walter r.
Ranger. Secretary Trustees. Box 1872. or
to Charles s Chaplin, Principal, Box 1875.
Provid tnce.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
TWO GARR0TE0 AT HAVANA
FOR NUMBERING WHITE BABY

havana, Jan. 5.-Domingo Bocourt an
old negro. and Victor Molin. a mulatto
were garroted at the prison here today
Both men were regarded as witches" by
their associates.
Their crime was the hdeous murder OF
a white baby for the purpose or nrocur-
Ing the heart OF white female child
which the witches" prescribed as q poul-
tice for certain woman as a cure for
barrenncss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
FEAR M0DERATES
MAY BE AROUSED

ST. Petersburg JAM 5The governments victory the
uonsts has been quite decisive although revolt continues in
places the But military employed merc
essly and gradually the movement is being stihed
The fires of revolt however smothered but exn
gshed and the main fear that the encouraged by
will fall the which the evoutonists
guilty and attempt press advantage far Already there
signs that policy repression be carried point which is
again the and discomfort Of the classes
which shrank from the violent program of the Reds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT COST
MAINE SS,9S6 FOR 9 MONTHS

Augusta, Mr.. Jan. 5--The first report
submitted by the liquor enforcement com.
missioners OF Maine shows the total ex-
penses for the nine months the commits
sion has been in existence TO be $40, ,924
The amount received I'm fines and fees OF
officers was SlS3s. making the cost TO the
state sSsS6 The Appropriation was $500 per
annum. The salary OF each OF the three
commissioners is sl075
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
DRY DOCK DEWEY NEARING
BERMUDA, so TUG REPORTS

Hamilton. bermuda, Jan. the United
SIaTpN tUR Fotomnts one OF the COnNoNs
OF the floating dry dock Dewey. which
left Annapolis Md. Dec 2s for the
Philippine Islands. by way OF the Suez
canal arrived here today for coal and
provisions. Tho Potomac reports having
LETT the Dewey. which was ther. in charge
~ the collicrs Caesar, Brutus and Glacier,
about 100 miles or Bermuda. The Dewey
will pass here tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
BRITISH STEAMER CARLISLE
SUNK AFTER EXPLOSION

Saigon. French Indo China. Jan S.
The British steamer Carlisle sank in the
Saigon river yesterday after a connagra-
uon on board. following an explosion OF
powder due TO spontaneous combustion.
Two Of tho crew. an engineer and a
sailo& are missing. Many physicians
were injured during the excitement at
tending the rescue Of the remainder OF the
crew
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
DEN0UNCES YARDAMAM AS
A "DESPICABLE CREATURE"

Atlanta. Ga. Jan. 5.-A dispatch 10 the
Constitution from Jackson. Miss. says:
In statement given out last night by
Senator A. ]. Maclaurin Governor varda-
man Is handled In rather vigorous
language. being denounced as vile
slanderer and despicable, creature"
II Is feared the senator's statement will
lead 10 trouble between the two men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
WOULDN'T ACCEPT PLEA OF
GUILTY FROM MURDERER

Lowell, Mass. Jan 5.--Iawrence Czisles
or Chckloss. the Lithuanian. ~ho beat
his WIFE odesth with a hatiron IN a o.
OF drunken rage was srraigned in police
court this morning on the charge Of muir
dor. At first ne pleaded guilty. but his
plea was not accepted. ami n plea'of not
guilty was rendered lie waived examin-
alton and was held without bail for the
srand jury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
WESTERN UNION GETS
MAINE TELEGRAPH COMPANY

Bangor. Me. Jan. 5.-The stock OF the
Maine Telegraph company was trans
ferred today to the Western Union Tele-
graph company. 2222 shares being trans
ferred M $3.50 "a share. the par value OF
the same heing 40 The Maine Teiegrap ph
company has been Under lease ~ the
Western Union for 30 years. the leaee ex-
piring today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
FIRE ISLAND GETS IS
HORSE POWER LIFEBOAT

New York. Jan. 5-A lfeboat OF new
pattern, 20 feet long with two screw pro-
pellors and 10 horsepower gasolene en-
gIne. was taken to the Fire Island Life
Saving station today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05
SADIE M. MORSE POSTMASTER

Washington. Jan. b-Sadie NJ Morse
vas today appointed postmaster at Meri-
den, ~. VI.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-05

"PeopIe have a trick OF forget
ting. and It's surprising how
quickly they'll forget you and your
business II you stop advertIsIng."-
orIsIneer, In Rhode Island Adver-
tIser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-16

ger ais ad)t Stltnoen oltSgcgongelt
icin fonlltc.
80 it ouS @eponu?
IS bat ii6 iebt berauSgcitclt, OoB
Elm @u1gp uno Efcro, pel6e Dem
.Soib" gSinoer, einem @ruOer oc8
M0r0er$ geb0rtclL ieit lcttcm Snm,
Itog Worgen pom ser &idarOion.
6orm pcriNpunOen lit, unO nSoib"
mcigert iid), olt5ltge6cn, mas aus Ocn
@cipom geporOen lit. Srob Hl0c-
Dem 0lorlbt icood sic .Eoli5et nod inn
mer, OoB @ilocr bic lln1gcgenO nod
ui6t perIoiicn babe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-16


@oiil WorIeD'S @eerbis
gung. - Ser 2ei6nom beS Srn.
9oiil MorIep, Der on Montag ltarb.
nllroe geitcrn Ntod)nlittog nm 2 llbr
bonn Srnuerbanie, Nr, 1917 9tor0s
groaomop, aus beeroigt. Soitor Te.
regrine @rotb BON Der bii6oilif).pro.
teItontiiden WteilioSsSird)e onltirte.
MlS Observation-Disclosures iungirten
Die Serrcn GburleS 6. Sorb, Sobn
Z. 6oro, George E. 5oro, Sorrp Wt.
Soro, S%bornton Ho0ins, Ileranocr
DC. Snnline, o. Sreoerid ardn5,
Sam. u. Bottiion, SaS. q. Tidaro>
ion, ullo ais aftipe Observation-Disclosures
Die Yrof. g. $. 5iiber, 9irigcnt ocS
OrheitcrS, itnO Die SS. eugene 9.
GouiOion Slgb Gltnn, Senrp 6ngarr.
SbomoS g. @ouin, Satncs McGer.
mott. Midoel 6itgcrolo, Sobn s.
Sbonpion. Die 9cerOigung erfolgte
ollf Der Baltimore Cemetery.
SeIbi It III orbueritd d.. - Nus
&er5luciillrng iibcr arantbeit unoar.
6citsloiigtcit periutte 9eitern Der 56
Sabre oItc Ioom NidlouS bon Hr.
6tt, VentoloultraBe, Sel6itnlorb 81
bcgeberL inoem CT in iciner@obnung
lid init eineln Sai6enmeiier 5pei
Solptaoern omSolie aifidnitt. Hif.
ldlS lit cin Mcbger bon 9erlif. Gr
fam crit Dor etliden @o6en nu69al-
timure ltto mad)te ieit Der 3eit per-
geblide anitrengungen, cine -Stel.
iiing 81 erlangen. Sn 6olge oeiien
ibnr er in letter 3eit i'm boditen@ro.
DC nieocr9eidlogen. Nud,oem err iid
geitern Woroen Die Sdnittunnoen
am SolIe beigebrd6t bette, lebnte CT
lid iibcr ben SusglB uuO lieB OaS
9lut birein %loltfet, bis er Dor ST.
lhopiung nieoeridnf. Sein Sobn
Charles lpltroe ourd) oen Sail berbei.
gelodt, uro tiad)0em CT DEM Batter Ell.
men 9totbperbanb angclegt bate, lieB
er 0enlelbcn nnd Dem .Sranflitt.
Square . Soipital" bringerl, ipolelblt
Dos 9eIinoen beS Mannes als fri.
tild eradtet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-16
eronolnoti5en. Ger

Ser al oti5en. Ger
Ge6tsoniuolt 6reO. ". S6ncioer
BON Nr. 5, >Siios@ap.S troBe, meiltc
geItern in NnnopoIlS, rpolelbit CT 0ent
@oupernelr eiten Nciuh obitattete
u1o anoere @ei6dite in Der @eiebge.
bung 81 erleoigen bate.
@ill geld icOen lei II. -
Snn areisgeri6te 9tr. : rcid)te Sr.
SoGn @ilb geItern cine S6eiounJ
bon Bertha W. @ilo, Ole er am q.
Sitni 1888 gebeirotbct botte, elm. Gas
Eaar trennte iid in 1890.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-16


Moric &oppoIo, sic SoproniGn9crin,
finger
ser 2i06titruBc I'M @iireou oc8 Stoot-
Mc1ilirntor5 rinreidt. mllhcbt ullo
ibre @emalt unbcihrGnft an Die Stra-
bcltourfbrlld)- Gommilidre !lbcrtrdgt,
pltroe bctte 9fodmittog pom Sctator
EcrfinS i'm Scnnt cingcrcid)t.
@or mcbrcrcn @od)cn mar Oic Gcoc
oopolr, 0oB sic it6Otii6cn MitGlieOer
ocS l~lnterbuuicS cine 9ia pluntcn,
melde sic Gommiiiion einfo6 onibo6.
IS pltroc 0orouf smiidcn Miugor Il
monltS uro StnOt- Erofurotor Bruce
pcrein6ort, oob cine Sill eingcrcid)t
mcrOen iolltc, 0ie @clpalt Scr Cont
n~liiiion an sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GontmiiiGre ii6crtroGcto.
9o$ 6inol5 = Gomitc bcrid]tcte
bclttc sic 9iQ, 0cn &crfolli Oc8 fiir
sic Grlpeiterlmg Ser 2igbtItroBc cr-
foroerliden StnotS GubotaluAcrs
boitieS al sic StnOt ultoriiirclo, giin-
itig Elm.
@iro gclGutct?
8r1iiorrtt Sctb crbiclt bcrtc cincn
Srief BON Geo. ~. &nrll bplt @nlti.
more, Onrouf dltfncrfiom ntafcn0,
noB pic Belt 9cfonmcn iei, Die Staot
Baltimore ull0 Baltimore . Gountp
bon ocnl Y@oS Octopus" 81, bcircicn.
@cncruI 2atrobe ErGiiOcnt Scr Sou
ioliOirtcn @oS9NeulGoit," Io9t Der
Shreiber, babe 'Bugcgc6cu, ooB Gas
fir SO Gents pro 1000 &u6ifinb bcr.
gcitclt mcroeu fonrte; sic 2egislotnr
oe5 StooteS NemsOort cine Gill an
ocnonlmcn babe, mcldc Sen ErciS 0eS
@uIeS oui so Gents bcrlrntcrlcbt, ulto
icItgcltclt babe, oob @n5 3lt % Gents
pro 1000 &ubifiuB albright meroen
fotltte. Gem S6rciben mar cine
noG Dem Nep-Dorfer Ncicb olsgear-
bcitctc Bill fir MorplnlO bcigeIe0t,
meIde bcitinlmt, oab IN 1906 uno
1907 @o5 nid)t mebr ol$ so, III 1908
nto 1909 niht mebr ais 70, III 1910
ulto 1901 nid)t mebr ais GO uno
lludl 1901 nid)t nlebr ais 90 GeIt9
pro 1000 aubifiuB foiten Bari.
GaS Sd)reiben mar olS cine glnt'
mort olti cine @niroge bonn Erolioen.
ten Seth obgeioBt. Gas &omilfc Do
bel a6er lit eS, 0ab Er0iibcnt Seth,
mic er iugte, niemnls cine Suffrage an
Geo. ". Smell bc5iiglid Der Gosirage
ocItellt bat. gr lieb OoS SGreiben
obcr bod perlelen.
ii 6tronSport.
Son Or. Sill lptrbe cine Gill Oor.
gelegt, mel6c bcitinlmt, Oob Die 81.
icn6ubncn innerbulb 80 Wtcilen bon
Ser StuOt nid)t mebr, ais 5tuci GentS
pro Same Oiil0 berchnen oiirfen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
SEER Oloiielo BON Sorioro.Gonntp
bot cine Bill Dorgelegt mel0c be.
itimnlt, ooB Gleftri5itdt nift mebr,
ais bier Gents pro &iloluatt folten
bari.
Sic 81 It crnbtll.
Die ponl Senote nllgcnommene
Gon1promis -sluIternbia poliirte Die
critic 2eiung i'm l%lnterballc uno miro
ntorgeu iriib bonn Gonitc btratben
ipcr0ell.
Cine Sprittonr mad
TcnniDl banten II.
gls Mitglieocr oes Comics, ipclz
Dies nit cincm glei6cn Gontite bon
Ycnniplponien iid iiber bic Siiderci-
9ie6te in Susqilebonno eiiligen Ioa,
mllroen Die Senatoren Yrcmingtou,
Srunce un0 9afer lino RE ltntey.
balts- Wtitglicoer Saip0er, Sodermalt,
Carer, Stump uno WanfS ernanllt.
2pbbpiI It en-.
Mls 2obbpiitcn regiitrirfen iidj
bcitte Die $50. Sbomas Srelnno 81
liott fir Die nMarDlano Gas. 2i9bt.,
Sect & Yoiper GompaimL" VI. ".
Earfm fir bic aliiternbitis, g. &.
@rectballm fit Die u@ctliGe Marys
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-16

u StlNll. -
Nuh MnnopoIi@ {. - Die 3ob!
ser Geltid-g lmcrifonCr, ipelbc iid)
an ser Soltr nad annapolis bctDciIi-
gct lpcrocnL INN i'm &ntcrciic Ger Bills
Oca ollnob66ngigcn Niir8crpercinS"
81 ogitircn mo 0c8crt Die @ia3 3ltr
llnterOriidltnd Der pcri0nli0cn Grci-
bcit Yrotclt cinlcgcn moacn, mcbrt
iid ic0cn Gag. Gic &rriomntllng
Ot9 Slliti5zGomite'2 iinOct am 9on-
ncrItog Den %. M}0rj, &prnittog&
10 ll6r, ulO ocS Ecunpcrrn5.Gontitc'a
am iclbtn Gage Inn 1 llbr 9tad)nlit.
tags Itott. Die delegation miro
wobriGcinlid nm . llbr &ormitta0S
BON l1niolt;9 obuboft obfd0ret 1tnN
Gl6ellSS. 7 t16r 5lriidfcgtcil. Mcbrcrc
tiidJtigg' Sirpncr l%USfocn, 'bte Gclc0o.
tion btglcittil.
@c6ur"tBth0sFcicr Capt.
G6murn G9(ppcl cleric Ntftcrn A6cn0
inn 9rciie DieicrSrcuitOc mtD 9efann-
fen inliciuer Interchangeable. 1913,
Sin sMcgcItcritroBe, iCiilcn@cbrrt3s
toQ. Gr crbiclt pom ici1Vn SrelInoclr
mo @ctonlltcn piclc idor @eldcitfc.
$ r.n.Soui6 u. Dieter &c
It orten. - 6r. 2ouiS u. 9ictcr,
8cIibcr Cil,CS ser befdnttcitcr 6olt$=
neutrality-suspicious. Der Stoot, ltorb
gcitcrn iriib IN icincr @nbrlung, 9r.
92L Noro-G5orlc@itrobc. nod long
iGbriocr &runfbcit. &r. Dieter mor
cin WitglicO ser Woiicr6cbGroc unO
friibcr Elm Wiul Wtit0lic0 0c3 5lpcitcn
GotbSjmci0c2. @r. 3ictcr mllroe III
Baltimore IN 1919 0eborcll, beilld)te
oic 81. N~lp6oniuS~S dlllc mo ip6tcr
oaS ,GolpcrtsNull=Golle0" uno trat
Damn in ou3 @cidydft icinC$ SaterS,
&olentin GiCtcr, Nr. t05 un0 1903,
Noro-Soiuor0itroBc, Cit. 9lS er 20
Sabre alt mar, ltor6 icit Safer, un0
CT nlltBte 0uS @cId)Git Damn ii6ernc1-
men. Sllr5 OurOltf Gcirotbcte er cine
5od)ter bc3 Stockholders Mobcrt
9iennert. Nl9 lentofrot itobn1 CT
regen gutbeil am pplitiihen 2e6elt
Der Sto0t ltn0 muroe in Den Siaot-
rot6 0eluGGlt. Add) leiRer Nlc0er-
loge bel ser Nctucrbung INN cine
Wic0CrnQGl, mltr0e CT bonn Wtnpor
Mtc2onc sum N}itglie0e Der @uIIcr=
beb0r0e crrunllt pcldleS Nrnt CT bis
fer inrc bate. guBcr leiller Mittiuc
binterlGbt CT 5luei &inbcr mo cillen
gritoer, ionic cine nnperbeirotbetc
S6ipeitcr, pclGc 6ei linn eilt Seint
bate. 3lt Gbrcn 0es &crltorbcncn
wuroe 9citcrn Die 6log9e ollf Dem
GotGGoltic ollf @al6nioit gebibt.
@eitorbcn. Sr. Charles
S%il0e6roto, @otte BON Inna Slide
brand, ltarb gcitern in ieiner gebait-
illltg, Nr. 1873, AtoroJgonoitrdBe. Die
9ceroigumg iinOct AM Samitag 0od).
mittag lm 2 ll6r ouf Der h@it. Gar
met Cemetery" Itatt. it95inl st.
Mlt"un6 einiAm ~ Cine 70
So9renloltg 6rull, 9tdrnens slnno
Santle6errD mlroe nuht . 0ienItag
, 9(6enb bonn HOji5iiten Wilp5goto in
I'oer NG6e Ser Neritend uufgeilmoet,
oie MIR iebr Oiiriti8 gefleioet mar unb
in Dem Sdnceltltrm iidJ faum AM Den
SilBen Galten fonnte. ST bradte lc
nad5 Dem mittlercn Station3bonie rtnt
Yoli5eirGter Grammar arrangirtC
gcitern Morgcn nit Der 0@obltbdtig
feits : Organizations . 8eieai6aft>"
oaB oieie iid) Der alten 6rolt anre6mt
unb nad) 9oppicp ienbe. Der giidtel
iup0te lie nidt ais 2anoltreiderii be.
bonoeln. 3ie ate Srm iagte, iii
famine aus Germantown, So, lie
n6ert id)on Sabre lang in Baltimore
Isle tie bier eriitirte, peib Nienano
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Ans title Grab gcisnft. 3.

9%ceroi0ungen bon So6n u. SOB.
mann, Sobn Setter mo Srieorid
SdncQ.
Ger Scid)ndm oeS am #. WtGr5 Dcrs
Itorbclcn Srn. Sobn M. 0obnnann
ulr6e gcitcrn Worgen inter lngs.
mcin 3oblrei1cr 9etGeiligung bon
Sci0trugcnOcn bonn Era~uerbauie, Nr.
226, S'GonneQitroBe, Canton, aus
oui Dem nSer5 Sciu 8rieObofe" 5llr
lcBten Hrbe 6cltottct, nod)Oem III
0cr Scrj Sent = &irdle in Sigblono.
fopn Eoter S. StoI5 bns feierlihe
Eootcnamt %obgebalteu. 8iele lh0ne
SlnmcngetUtnOe iuoreu Ctilgtlollfcn
mo mur0en ont Grade nieoergelegt.
Nl9 9obrtltdtrdger fungirten oie $50.
So1n Niiiuer, $. JoltIitidL %. Tieoel,
s. 9%teltcn0orfcr, SSobn Sieb uno s.
@6pp. Die 2ei6enbcitottcr u. Sind
II. S0bne l~eitctcn bic 9ceroigllng.
- @r. @oBnlonn mar 5u 6lannlrid)-
bad, 9opcrn, ont 6. Sllni 1882 &c.
borcn mo fam i'm Sitter bon So
Su6ren nod 9lmerifu. Pm 10. sunni
1862 0ing CT oelt gIiiflidcn Gbebuno
nit lctner mlnmc6rigen @ittme Wtu.
rtc, geb. @iclon0, et1. NrBer oieier
bintcrl0Bt CT Iicbcn &inocr, Die &S.
6ront Nc. @obntann, Wnrtin 2,UoB.
mann, 2conborO S. @oBmoun, Sri.
2eno 0oBmonL 6rou George Srob,
Sri. gnno @pBnonn uto Sri. &otb.
@oBnnonn lolpic od)t Gnfelfiltber.
So6u Setter.
&om Sruucrbaltlc, 9tr. 170t, 2an-
ling : Ypcnuc, ans, iono geiterll Dior.
gen bic @%ecr0iaullg oc5 am 12.Wt1rj
ucrItor6encn Srn. Sobn Setter, @attc
BON SunigunOe Setter, itott. Erod)t.
pole &in0er Scr Slorn III ollerbono
@cluinOen mllrocn ont @rabc nie0ers
gclcgt, u1to nm s llbr MiorgenS fauo
in Der ct. Sofo6uS : Stride anGager.
mo 9liSQuitbitroBe bns Sootenamt
itott, ipelhe5 Yoter Sobn Glug cele.
brirtc. Witglieoer beS rs. j. @ieb.
llcr = Goncloue, s. 8. S." illn9irten
oils Gbren : 9obrtlld)trGger, unogsad)-
barn 0cr Somilie norelt oftiue9abrs
tltdtrG0er. Die @eeroigllng erfolIte
ollf Dem bl. grloier.Srieoboie.
Srieori6 Q d)neIG.
Die iroii6en lleberrelte BON Srn.
Sric0ri6 Sdneq, ncldcr on Monz
tag I'M s(lter bon so Sobren in ieincr
lcttcn @obuung, Ger, 607, @eIt-@er-
Mans troBe, aus oenl Seben idieb,
muroen eeiterlt Nadmtittog inter
5ablrciAcr 9ctbctliglitg bon SeiOtru-
gen0en bonn S%rouerbuuie ans nod
Dem n2oubpn Yarf : Srieobpfe" &c.
brabt, polclbit Der 2eihnam I'M DOR.
tigeit Grcn1atprium in Iid)e oerlpails
Oclt mur0c. Eoitor Geo. ". Wfiler
bon ser 5lueiten cpongeliid .liitberi-
id)cn STRIDE al Der Weits2omboro-
Strobc belt bcn SroiIeraotteSoienlt
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The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-16

fore Mrs. Pinkham every year, some
personally, others by mail. Mrs. Pink
ham is the daughter-inlawo of Lydia e.
Pinkham and for twenty-five years
under her direction and since her de-
cease she has been advising sick women
free of charge.
Mrs. Pinkham never violates the con-
fidence of women, and every testimon-
ial letter published is done so with
the written consent or request of the
writer, in order that other sick women
may be benefited as she has been.
Mrs. Alice Berryhill, of 313 Boyce
Street, Chattanooga, Tenn, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
"Three years ago life looked dark to me.
l had liberation and Inflammation of the
female organs and was in a serious condition.
My health was completely broken down
and the doctor told me that If was not op-
Grated upon would die within six months
l told him 1 would have no operation but
would try Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound. He tried to influence me against
it but sent for the medicine that same day
and began to use it faithfully. Within five
days felt relief but was not entirely cured
until used it for some time.
Your medicine is certainly fine. have
induced several friends and neighbors to take
it and know more than dozen who had
female troubles and who to-day are as well
and strong as 1 am from using your Vege-
table Compound"
just as surely as Mrs. Berryhill was
cured, will Lydia e. Pinlsham's Vege-
table Compound cure every woman
suffering from any form of female ills.
If you are sick write Mrs. Pinkham
for advice. 1t is free and always help
full
The Colorado statesman., 1906-06-16
NO SCALING OF LOSSES.
Insurance Companies Must Pay in Full
or Leave California.

San Francisco.-The officials of Cal
ifornia are agreed it is said, that the
insurance companies which refuse to
meet their obligations and pay their
losses in full will not only be driven
from the state, but ruined before the
world if the widest publication of their
methods can accomplish that end. In
! surance Commissioner Wolf is backed
by Attorney General Webb.
The attorney general expressed him,
self forcefully to-day regarding the
proposition made by sixty companies
at the meeting in Oakland Tuesday to
pay only seventy-five per cent. of ad-
justed losses.
Under the law of CALIFORNIA" he
said, the state insurance commits
sioner can summarily revoke the IL
cense of any insurance company for
the state when there is cause.
Certainly, the payment of only sew
enty-five per cent. of losses would be
cause. And not only would it be proof
of unsoundness and unfitness to do
business, but 1t would be the plainest
evidence of dishonesty"
Thirty-two insurance companies met
in Oakland Thursday and organized to
be Independent of the Fire Underwrit-
ers' Bureau. These companies are the
ones that decided to pay dollar for dol
lar their losses in the fire. None of
the companies that voted for horizon
tai cut of twenty-five per cent. was ad-
mitted to the meeting and the result is
virtually a disruption of the Under
writer's bureau.
The local policyholders of the Trad
ers' Insurance Company adopted arti-
cles of incorporation preparatory to
making a fight in the Illinois courts
for full settlement of the $2,000,00O
loss on which the company is said to
be evading payment.
Following is list of the thirty-two
insurance companies that are standing
out against the proposition advanced
by sixty of their associates to order a
cut of 25 cents right down the line and
compel policyholders to accept rs
cents on the dollar:
Aetna Insurance Company California,
Mercantile of Boston, American Cen
tral of st. Louis, ST. Paul, Manchester.
Atlas of London, Kings County, Spring
field of Massachusetts, New Zealand,
North British and Mercantile, Liver
pool and London and Globe, Sun OF
London, Northern Assurance of Lon
don, Phoenix of London, Pelican of
New York, Continental of New York,
London Assurance, New York Under
writer's, Teutonic, London and Lam
cashire, English-American Underwrit-
ers, Orient of Hartford, State Of Liver
pool, Hartford of Hartford, Citizens OF
st. Louis. Home of New York, Connec-
ticut. New Hampshire, Queen of New
York, Royal of Liverpool, Industrial
Underwriters.