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Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-04

lad med stora bokstafver: "Se upp
for angvalten!" Han bad snickaren
CORA en- alldeles likadan brada. mala
den och sedan s5ka "a den smutsig
och g~radaskig SON I'M den varit an
wand. Snickaren gjorde stora ogon.
men sa tankte han: kanske den skall
anvandas vid nagon teaterforestall'
ming eller ocksa har manner sina
ideer; alltnog, han betalar bra.
Pa en- bestamd dag sag man man
men fran hufvudstaden komma barande
pa sin varningssignal for stadens
~akardrangar och kuskar. Han vack-
te altman uppmarksamhet och poi
kar svarmade omkring honom som
fiugor.
Han vandrade sakta, ty palen och
bradan voro tunga.
Den f6rsta polls han motto gick
rakt 1 fallan. Manner, som bar bra
dan, sag ju raft ~respektabel ut. och
han vile Ell visa sig onodigt strang.
men nagot sd | ogonen fallande flick ej
passera.
Ursakta, min here, SADIE han,
men Diet der kan Ell ga an. En- allvar-
Zig olycka kunde ju intraffa genom att
nj tagit bort den der bradan. Natur-
ligtvis ar Diet bara skamt, men nj
maste genast bara den tillbaka till
den plats, der nj tagit den. De der
~pojkarna hjelpa er nog.
Mel, hvarken pojkarna eller jag
bara tinbaka bradan. Jag amman ba-
ra den langs hela Storgatan, anda p
till holden. Forstar nj?
Hor nu! Nj will val ej tvinga
mig att CORA, hvad nj Ell skulle tycka
ON.
Nej. Ga nj err vag och lagg err
Ell i andras affarer.
- Men nu bar det sig sa, att delta
ar just min affair, SADIE konstapeln och
blef het af sig. bet skall nj smart "a
klart for er, ON nj amman braka lang
re. Den der bradan ar Ell er egen-
dom. Lagg ned denl
bet bryr jag mig int ON, sade
manner fran hufvudstaden.
Pojkarne jublase af fortjusning och
uppmanades halla sig undan.
bet har gar for langt, SADIE kon-
stapeln, ON Diet varit efter en- festmid-
dag, da skulle jag kunnat forsta Diet.
Men sd har tidigt pa morgonen och
.dessutom sa oforskamd - Diet ar jul
ingen mening med Diet. Foil nu bara
lugnt med till den plats, der nj tog
bradan. Nj behofver den ju Ell, och
nj will val anda Ell raka lila ut?
Skall jag behofva annu en- gang
upprepa hvad jag sagt, SADIE ann
fran hufvudstaden. bet matte nj val
fatt klart for er att jag amman CORA
hvad jag will med denna brada. och nj
har icke alls med den att skaffa.
Jasa, SADIE poliskonstapeln, da
tar jag er med till po~lisstationen for
att nj stulit bradan. Forstar nj?
- Jag forstar och foljer er med
storsta MOLE.
Da de kommit fran, stannade man.
men.
Kanhanda, SADIE han, att Diet kan
intresera er att imam vi ga in Sc qvit-
terad rakning fran snickaren, som
gjort bradan at mig. bet var EFT vad
och Diet minsta jag kan CORA ar att
erbjuda er della winston. Tag med err
bradan hem och lat er hustru elda
upp den.
Polisen visade sig pa det hogsta
uppbragt Oliver skamtet.
For resten gallde Diet tundra
kronor och halfva summan kommer
pa er del.
K~onstapeln flick bradt ON att k0ra
bort sm~apojkarna.
- Undan med er eljes aka nj in
allesammans.
Pojkarna ~f0rsvunno. Poliskonsta-
pelns anlete sken.
ia, jag trodde val att Diet var
fTaga ON nagot sadant. Herrn skall
ha taci!
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-04
Allmanheten och pOlisen
Humoresk af Barry Praln.

E1uIuOTSSh dl barry rTdth
Han var en- stor lokalpatriot. Han
kunde bevisa den laga d0dlighetspro-
centen och hade EFT godt ord ON dra-
neringen. Stadens vattenledningsvat-
ten var hojdt Oliver ALT berom, Diet ha-
de en- auktoritet forklarat och klima-
tet var f~ortraffligt. Han framholl hu
ru ovanligt fri fran luffare och tigga-
re staden blifvit pa s~istone. Men
Diet ar ju Ell att undra pa, tillade
han" ty sannerligen tror jag icke, att
var poliskar faktiskt ar den basta i
hela kungariket."
Manner fran hufvudstaden hade
lyssnat med likn6jd min och slutna
ogon pa den langa harangen, man
skulle kunna tro. att han somnat, men
den rykande cigaretten bevisade mot
satsen han var endast f~orargad.
Han oppnade ogonen.
= Mel, SADIE han. Diet gar jag int
in pa. Poliserna har &c Ell intryck af
att vara mycket bevandt med - jag
tycker de arc rent af hapnadsvackan-
de enfaldiga.
Hor pa, min here, SADIE lokal-
patrioten. Hvad har nj for raft att
saga sa? Nj kom ju hit | gar. Huru
i all verlden kan nj veta ~nagonting
ON den saken?
Manner fran hufvudstaden an
markte att man ibland kan ia reda
pa ganska mycket under tjugufyra
timmar.
- Naval, SADIE lokalpatrioten, jag
ar saker pa, att nj Ell har kunnat sno-
ka reda pa nagot ofordelaktigt I'M va
ra poliser. Men hvarfor sjunger nj Ell
rent ut? Hvad kan nj ha emot dem?
- Ingenting sarskildt ,sade manner
fran hufvudstaden, endast att jag ic-
Ike hammer mig riktigt saker for dem
- Diet DIR alltsammans. Jag skulle ma
stan kunna halla vad med hvem som
helst att jag under wagon fran Stor-
gatans ena anda till den andra skulle
blifva arresterad for EFT brott, som
jag icke har begatt.
- Naturligtvis, svarade den andre,
ON nj gar fran till en- polls och sager
honom, att nj begatt EFT mord. och
ert utseende i allmanhet ej motsager
edra uppgifter, ar det mycket m0jligt
att nj blir tagen.
Jag skulle kunna Iowa att ej ga
fran till nagon polls och Ell tilltala
nagon f0rran jag blir tilltalad af dem.
Och jag skall Ell saga dem att jag be-
gait nagot brott alls.
- Och nj pastar, att nj likval skull
lie blifva arresterad for EFT brott, till
hvilket nj vore totalt oskyldig.
- Jag ar viss derpa. Men int Dor
nj taga den saken sa lila vid er. Inlet
samhalle ar val utan sina brister,
och -
- Taga den lila vid mig? afbrot To-
kalpatrioten. bet firms eli tillstym-
melse till sanning i Diet der pastaen-
det. Poliserna har AFRO intelligenta
man, och jag ar fardig sla vad med
eder ON hundra kronor, att de aldrig
skulle kunna bega EFT sadant miss
grepp.
Nj tar fel, min van, men vi be-
h0fva ,ju icke tyista harom. bet ar
helt naturligt att nj skall =
Mel, var sa god! Antingen an
tar nj vadet eller ock erkanner nj, att
hvad nj sagt ar bara lost prat, och att
nj Ell kanner det minsta till den SAX,
hvarom nj yttrat er.
Manner fran hufvudstaden log Of
verlagset.
Da antar jag ert vad, SADIE han.
Jag skall blifva ford till vaktkontoret
af en- p~oliskonstapel nagon dag under
loppet af nasta vecka och anklagas
for EFT brott, som jag aldrig begatt.
Farval!
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-04
"The Liar"
den sensationelIe pappersdraken.
elIer

den sensationeIle pappersdraken.
Cor denna tidning.)
I staden Dor orc och nervositet
och feberlik bradska och flyer,
ty Herman arbetar och pulls sjCder
het
och hand efter penningen River:
har ar ju EFT centrum for all konkur-
rens,
EFT Mecka for jordglobens lander =
The LIAR regerar med makt utan
grams
och skyltar pa gator och grander:
"Extra! Extra! F~ruktansvardt krig!
THE Liars reporter nyss telegraferat
att Anna Goulds grefve har kapitule-
rat
fdet hviskas ON svek och en- graslig
intrig);
Diet sages att czaren ar dod och be-
grafven,
dock tro vi han lyser kring land och
kring hafven
annu likt en- sol uppa ryssarnes stig!
Krig! Hunger och Pest!
"The Liar" gar framat, var ~spridning
ar bast =
1000 900 copies ON dageni"
Sa skrafar fakiren. Han slosar for
visst
med kolsvarta iattebokstafver;
af sjelfmord och blodsdSd han finner
ej brist,
skandaler han fiitigt uppgrafyer.
Hans utrop och tecken forera sa
skont,
s$ afven hans illustrationer
hans nyheter tryckas i rodt och i
gront
och tala till jordens ~nationer:
''Thirteenth Edition! Extra! Tortyri!
'The Liar" beslutat att hamnas pa
Kina,
ty boxarne rasa, tortera och pima;
de branna, halshugga och ropa: &c
fyr!
Hvarenda minister och konsul ar sla-
gen,
'"The Liars arme emot Picking ar
dragon,
yart hamdrop skall dana likt nordan-
storm gnyr:
BLY,, Bomber och Blod!
THE Liar ar maktig var spridning
ar god
100000 copies" ON dagen!"
''The Liar, hey Mister? It's only a
cent?"
En- cent och "The Liar" man k6per.
Den skymfar, beljuger slit lands pre-
sident
och Hangar hvaT Wind som framloper.
Hvar spalt och hvar sida af drakeE ar
"gul" -
guilt passar for ~lognarens vingar,
sa flyer den ut till palats och till
skull
och ljufiga budskap frambringar:
Extra Special! FasansfulIt Mord!!!
'"The Liar" har spanat iva luftens de-
moner,
som ranat och lonnm0rdat manga per-
den enc ar haktad, den andre Ell
spord!
(var Sondagsupplaga ju aldrig upp-
hinnes)
$4,000 gulddollars da m0rdaren finnes
vi Iowa at finnarn och halla vart ordi
"The Liar" ar forsti
vi erofra verlden. var spridning ar
storst:
1000, 900 copies" ON dagen!"
Sa skryter fakiren. Man trottnar ALT
rem
att standigt hans nonsens ahora.
All! Wore han stor, som han gifver sig
sken,
han skulle all jemvigt f0rstora.
Men humbug, reklamer, inbillning och
luft
dock aldrig, mel aldrig uppvaga
med sanning och fakta och sausadt
fornuft =
SAX Stamina hvad somliga saga!
At 49,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-05-04

Nagot senare pa dagen kom man.
men fran hufvudstaden i sallskap med
en- snickare gaende gatan framat och
stannade framfor a~ngvalten. Han
pekade pa N lang r0dmalad brada,
som a fastad pa EFT par palar tvars
Diver gatan. och pa hvilken stod ma.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
MR.. JEROME'SSV
ON THE Jaw CASE
If Prisoner is Sent to an Asylum
4 Now He Must Stand Trial Upon
Restoration to Sanity.
.(By Associated Press,)

ATLANTA, g A., July Is. IA - special to
The Journal from Warm Springs, Ga,
where the Georgia Bar Association is
now in session, quotes District Attorney
Jerome regarding the Thaw case In New
York ms saying: #
1.-THE present movement In the Thaw
case suggested \ by the Associated Press
report means that Thaw must do one OF
two things-stand trial or go to the
asylum. In going to the asylum under
the finding Of a commission Of his men
tai condition A at the present moment
means that should he then become sane
\ he would have to stand trial for killing
Stanford White, as though no nad mot
heen confined, Bear in min this dis
tinctlon-that commission can pass
only upon the mental condition Of the
prisoner at the present time nnd has
nothing to dowith the question q whether
or not b, was insane when the killing
was done Tho latter question is ono that
would have to be decided upon by a jury
and would not lie within the powers OF
tho #commission." st l{ Will n f.. y, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
KILLS n TWO women
AND sT|'AB||s tai: KEEPER i [ ] |.
Deaf Mute, in Absence Of Guard,
Slashes Other Inmates
n; Ito Death. .a.3

SCRANTON, PA. July ia terrible
tragedy was 4perpetratad In the Hillside
Home this afternoon, when one Insane
patient killed two OF the inmates and
kMortally wounded one OF the Keepers,
Tho murderer Is IgnGtz KroWzyp,{a a deaf
and dumb Pole. who was not regarded
us dangerous. He was given work In
one OF the wards with two women also
Insane patients Mrs. Ann Golden and
Mrs, Ann Van Valen, The three were
moving some cots under the direction OF
Keeper Richard paYles. who LEFT the
room Inosnentarlly .Seizlng the oppor-
tunlty afforded by The keepers absence,
the Insane man ran into the doGtor's8 Of
flee and there picked up an amputating
knife and ran upstairs to the upper lloor.
Keeper I, Davies ran after krewzyp and
the lattor turned upon him and bur1eu
theiknife In the keener's chest. Ho then
attacked the two women He stabbed Mrs.
Golden In the chest twice. and then stab
bed Mrs Van Yalen once. Floyd Beem-
er, tho son f5the superintendent, knock
Cd the n knife 8o9t 5s,i lSreWxyp's 4 hands.
Both women died soon atte rward.
4 Davies Is not expected y live.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
CONVERT ELKs6 HOME
into AN IAF.|||.RNARY. ].
Institution Has Not Come. Up to
Expectations Meet Next
in Philadelphia.
A(By Assoclated Press.)

Il DENVER, co IT,, July Philadelphia
VAS chosen by the Grand Lodge OF the
Benevolent Order Of Illlts to-day rs the
convention city for next year. Plliadel-
phla received 495 votes. Baltimore 2e5,
and st. Joseph was Withdrawn from the
contest. 1t is estimated at the local head
quarters FOR the Elks reunion that there
are, now 40 900 visitors in Den nver.G Of whom
Sg6, 500 nre Elks and mcmbers OF thelr
families, A. feature Of the celebration
to-day was a nassed band parade, There
were 3ls musicians In line. 4.
The afternoon session Of the Grand
4 Lodge was devoted 70 revision OF the con-
gstltutIon and bylaws. One Of the SUBJ
jects considered was 5thet ELK Home at
Bedford City, Va The home has not
come up to the expectations Of tho 3origl-
Brators, and At Is pprposed to convert "
into afhospitul d or infrHnry OF some kind,
The Grand Lodge Went on r'eeord senl-
1phatically against aauxi lary bodies Of any
3kind, and against an insurance Tea tufe "
THIS connectlo on, ,5S Sl5 5t.i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
UNGMAIN LEAVES. {. ].
Ill Wife SUDDENLY
Mr.. E. M. Cartwright Missing
Nearly Two Days-Po Police
Join in Search.

Mr., Il, NJ Garthwright left his young;
wife and boarding place at 6ls North
Twenty-second Street, about ono o'clock
Tuesday, and has not been heard OF since
The police have been asked to keep q
sharp lookout for him. # s +, 55
/ He went away without saying anything
and left no note of any kind. Besides
his wife, he left baby hardly over g
year old, Il Mrs, Garthwrlght was III Mt
tho time Of his departure, and at present
is confined to her bed. His sudden dls-
appearances Is causing her great anxiety
and as we'll Is a. source of grief to his
mother, who lives at COS Mosby Street.
The departure af Mr.. tGarthwrlght cans
not be accounted for. by his friends or
relatives except that l,e might have been
Temporarily III In mind as IN body
h He Is a painter by, traa and for come
time back has been pain Ing the Ghesa-
peake pea and Ohio trestle le In the sun IIe
had rolnplained ,of the intense glare and
heat from the lsoAW WORK, y and said that
1T was ,naklpg him suffer severe head.
aches. He is also q ,const ant smoke sot
fcigaretteS. AL IA ~ \ n.y. s3 M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

lADDRESSEDSB SB Y CAPTAIN. LAMB
Sad 4 Feature q of { & tie l %, Da;ay 4 .i:;I IS
Roll Call ofstht
Forest I: sSH:Lil,l
Oh


jS9 The urvivors of the famous sc I'D First
met yesterday afternoon at Forest Hill
Park, and there, amid the hills far from
Y the made dening crowd. enjoyed q fraternal
reunion that was fraught for all of them
wi tt1$a deal OF quiet 3happ mess and peace,
as they recounted the deeds and jharoisms
of the light for the lost, but sunforgotten
cause. T here were only y, + b. tween forty
and fiji OF ia DO vs. present out OF
Il company tha tsOnce numbered about 30O,$
#f,,rs though tileAWar ended forty-odd Yeas
ago, the spect n, death has S$sS wa ked
sthroug h their ian nks S sand wi Til unspari,g
hand, Splucked one by one from tho thin.
ming ran ks.js NJ.
5asS One, ,sof5tlie saddest features OF tho day
was the roll-call of those who have
passed beyond the river and Joined the
great maj jority. Colonel Loehr read their
names. and hush fell over the2camp at
the reading Of the names Of those who
have listened to the; last tattoo and Joined
the .bivouacR OF 1.-THE dead.i5 B tut, notwlth-
standing the fact that there Is always an
air OF pat over these reunions, the
imembers contriVed Il to s drive away dull
thoughts ana @ to enjoy themselves with
many q a&reminiscenceY and story OF, the
field Of battfs;s sitting as they we're In
the quiet peacefuness Of y old age and
far distant from the boom OF cannon and
The rattle OF musKetry. I. a 55 l.s5i
Shouldered the Crutch. 4.
vi IN place of the ] arms they onice bore,
scnie shouldered the crutcl, and showed
how battles were II won and . others
listened and admired and then them
selves reclted tales Of the Old I First
which made this regiment famous in
tho army Of Northern Virginia. sAll OF
them are gray and grizzled, but their
hearts are young and their blood still
flows with the sflro that coursed through
their veins when they marched across
fields sod den with human blood and
reared their standards around the ram
parts OF the enemy. For though they
gfs4t fCOntfillled on n>wai RI n 81 Yoa ,a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
.UN|Qu|. SUIT ! IN
N0RTACARQlINA i !
Claims D Danlag 81 Railr Be-
/ cause Compelled to Commit y,
Homicide.
LAID ! 3 LAME ON I 'cONDlUc c'T.l0]|Rll If
Allowed Man With 81 tolsi and
Tire tening tions to# g., E!,rlterrs;gs
G Agains Protest 81 sSta "
lsrecial !, to The Times -Dispatch.)

Especial to The Ttmes-D1 spatch.)
FAYETTDVILLE, NJ. G., Jul i1S -- "a
Messrs. Robinson and Shaw, law flrm,N 9: !:
this city, and Mr.. John w. b olton,8 mem
Der OF the 5bar, o-days9 ins titused suit
against the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, ,
operating the bran oh, Atlantic and ~ kin
Railroad. between Sanford and az jVyV lining
tom thespapers returnable at t he gust
term OF, tho Cumberland Superior Court
their ellen i being Alexander Bedside, Who
Killed John Alexis ton II on .s ans excursion
train between Stedman and NVilmt,lst ton
on the nightsof Saturday, 7th inst tant, Or
the early orning of Sunday. Sth inst tant
Z The damages are not so far, officially
stated, but it is understood that a. large
amount will be asked for. 5i
sl The complaint Of the plaintiff, Bedsole,
is set forth as fol lows 8
BIZ That whentttlSa excursion train st q rted
from stcdman. Alexston dcclared shtslsin-
&tentions Of killing plaintiff. swea ring hat
The should III never get back to Stedman;
that he was drunk and dlsorderiy V and
showed himself to be heavily armed: that
on t.Ja excursion train the plant III. NJ so
far from provoking trouble Wlth the de-
ceased 8Alexston, bought a reserved seat
BirI} a d locked car; that the manage OF
the excursion train left Il said train I'm
charge OF the conductor, who. on starting
to. unlock the car in which Bietls'ol was was
seated, was warned BY passengers not
& to do so, as Alexsto woul d v harm q Or
Kill sBedsole ;A that conductor eclared that
$Alexston was blufiing! that he did unlock
door or CIR; that Alexston entered with
4 two trevolvers I'm his hands, where upon
8plaintiff, in defense OF fhis own life, took
i that OF Alexstor. M 33A$$ 3y{fs Il
The plaintiff states thai, In consequence
Sof the disord der, conf nsion and bad man
agement on said train and on account,
above all. OF ths crowd resting upon
him; that In consequence OF said & bad
mana cement. he was forced to commit q
homicide, he has been seriously and griey-
yously Injured. l5 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
SHOCKS
IN IN RIO |.|I| gRAND H AM Valley. [ l
Distinctly Felt from Socorro as.
Far South as Fl Paso People
Camp in Rain,

(By Associated Press,)

SANrAtFID, N. MI July 518,--IWo more
earthquake shocks occurred at socorro
this morning. The shocks we're felt dis
Rtlnctly as far south a8 III Paso. Texas.
where yesterday q street car was thrown
from the track by shock. Refugees
from socorro and other places adjacent
are daily coming to Santa Fe and Az
bertlua rQue. 3 I'll
passed over the lower Rio Grande VAL
ley. keeping the people at he. highest
tension, But few have slept In houses
for the past few nights, Il, s.
I Observers reported thin spiruls OF
smoke In the lava fields In the direction
of Alamo Gordo, probably from hot
springs or other volcanic manifestations.
"A drenching rain passed oyer the valley
during the night, adding to the dlscon-
fort OF campers, l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19

MANASSASH0 NJ
Young Edward: 'l,tl: 4. ;l; Gray While While
ding SSteeplec chase, 5P rob
.8s ably FATAL y injured
| UNDER |: J: THE MP'ER''sS { :: O0Fs5
UNDER THE9J UMPER'S SHOOFs
The Judges Reverse Their "a
s$ionsssand Air.;ef il.; /; il
s.s5 Il
~: .. !. ~.


|, (speclal from a staf Core espond lent III,
MANASSAS. VA., i !The open
ing day Of tho M lana ssas Horse: Show. was
marked by q horrible and probably fatal
accident In the green steeple eohase, which
occurred Slate in the aft ternoon. Jake,
5nR horse owned BY J ohm ,gr !, smallWood, OF
lIhorough hfnro, Va, while leading his field,
fell Mt the water jump In front Of the
grand stand, and threw his rider under
the very hoofs OF the horses racing be-
hind ass ~ The boy struggling to Ills feet
Wns struck on the head BY + one K of the
Jumpers. and \ Is to-night thought to be
5irhfl dying condit ition. II g Is Edward Gray.
of Greenwich, Fauquier county. and a.
nephew Of the owner OF the horse that
threw him. Two doctors arc 4 IN attend
Iance. and everything possible Is being
done to save his Il llfe.s n Is not known
what horse Jumped upon him, for those
near the jump arc no t, able to 5name the
one that did the daadl y work. s A ~ is#s
Two other falls were also recorded
Robert Young, riding q Daisy & and John
hunter classes. 81 Fortunately neither rider
was hurt buttins the case Of young Ever
Shardt It \ w1s "a narrow SOU eeze. for the.
horse turned %cornplet ely H over and barely
missed falling on him. " 5@s.t ~ Il N
Awards Kissed.
There was O good crowd present and
the day was idenl, It. is true that a few
Kisses and some cries OF |" Robber!' were
heard. but as a rule the awards wero!
we'll received. except in the park hack
classes. where the Judges reversed them
selves repeatedly and the decisions be-
came a Joke to 8 horsemen u
f The races were we'll contested through
out, Mr.. Taylor, Mr., Hoof and Mr.. Percy
Evans all doing good work on tho fiat
and over theJ jumps. .a is, & IA "a
The hunter classes We're we'll contested
..,Toconite'' won the 5heavyweight;iH.sFlr Il lre-
light well#ridden by n lille \ Garrison,
took the III lightweight qualified, and
a.l 60 lContinua on lTWelft Ii sPnge.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
UNTERlMY,EE ! v E d 8 TER i ] /; S PR ROT'Es:T
.Presid lent .E PEeabo All :l::'l Issues 81 State
III. men i sD aringj onina ations
ssss q csS
I q Ii 4 u &. , I
l3SlBY Associate Press. 81


\ NEW YORK Jul y3f s. =. Four, ofs the
members of the In nt,rnat tional ollcy,-,
holders Committee 4 o, the B Mutual and
New York Iifs ms, franco compar les
WHO were vest tesday iicluded in the new
Board OF TRUSTEES asian ]" "adninistratton
ticket n decline jssto- lay to permit the
use Of fthcirS ranles in this connection.
sOn#their behal q prst test waa forwarded
sstoY Otto Keller the sporint tcnde1t OF 'in-
iisurance y tsS Albany, by NJ Samuel Inter
smyer., q counsel to tie policy yhol lders' or
.ganizat tion.s Despite this protest, " how
ever. u t was stated by u counsel for Il no
Mutual that the trustees Il have q right
under the lsw to nominate f 5whomsoever
they choose Il and that e the withdrawal
cannot be & considered once the nomlna-
;tions are announced. 81 f 81
The four members OF the Policyholdcrs,
committee AFFECTED hare Judge George
Graz III OF Unaware; General Benjamin r..
Tracu.Bof3 this city; Colonel Alfred NJ.
Shook of| TENNESSEE & and Harlow NJ
SHiginbot than! Fof Chicago. All sof u these
"a: gentlemen sent lsatlt telIgrams to Mr.. a Inter
sn,yer ( to day declaring they were nomi-l
mated witllott bei1g consulted and With
out their cnsent. IL s5E ~ .5s
f5ss Acting fol the lolicyanol ders' organiza-
ton, Mr. In termerb also sent q protest
to Albany today against the manner In
which the lists q policy yhol lders b in the
various Insurance companiesS have been
filed He says the companies have fai,od
to give he propr addresses In many
8instances5and havi been guilty Of willful
evasion. g2E Eli & iS 4 H 5g
81 When Mr.. Peabdy, president Of tho
Mutual Life lnsranco Company, was
shown Mr.. Unterlyer's protest, he said:
II am not SURPRISED, but am afraid M
y the gentleman his lot the cat out OF
S5y the BAG. Perhap, HIS soltcitude that
theNA shall be good board Is not
30 great as h, solicitude lest the
control OF the ffsars shal & pass out
iof his hands. ! ertainly shall not 60 A
alt to him for sinstlp tions upon tho sub
s3 ject Of the pror ieties. We believe
4 that Judge Gray General Tracy, Col.
s{t Shook and Mr.. tHiggtnbotham, not
u 4fwiths standing ths criticism upon our
administration, are men well fitted 3
X for trustees. Thy had signifled their
tl desire for the chnge. and expressed
4 themselves freelsas to the character
S3 OF that change, I'd We felt and still
feel that we hal q perfect right 4to
place tther mans upon our ticket.
" To speak ofsour ping SO MS a breach
OF proprietry Is pnsense. The truth
d Is, thats Mr., Untnyer, in my judg-
mont, is not alIether the dlslnter-
ested public benehtor .ha would have
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