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United States Branch
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
Union Assurance Society. Ltd.

OF LONDON, ENGLAND, on the 31st day of
December, A. D. 1907 and for the year ending
that day. Published pursuant to the pro-
visions of Section GIL of the Political Code, and
compiled from the annual statement fled with
the Insurance Commissioner of the State Of
California.
ASSETS
Cash market value of all bonds owned
by company. S5S5, 500. 90
Cash in banks Observation-Disclosures. 64.124.03
Interest due and accrued ............ $685. 90
Agents balances representing business
written subsequent to Oct. /, 1909. 81, 1921
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STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
Equitable Fire and Marine In
surance Company

OF PROVIDENCE, in the State Of Rhode
on the S1st day of December, A. d.
1909. and for the year ending on that day.
Published pursuant to the Provisions of Sec
tion Gil of the Political Cole and compiled
from the annual statement fled with the In
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RICHMOND REAL ESTATE
= 9 D o.RY sIT E 8.

FA TORY SIT E 8.
North Richmond Tract No. 1.
We have more natural advantages for n1anufac-
turing than any other tract from oakland TO
Martinez. Spur track from Southern Pacihc
main line Standard OIL Works right at hand
for fuel oil. Electric power line passes tract.
Unlimited pure artesian water at iSc per / 900
gallons. Factory sites up to 10 acres FREE
Beautiful residence lots. with choice shaae
trees fronting each lot. Lots bought now VIII
yield q good income iu a year or two
COME AND LOOK AT THEM.
NORTH RICHMOND LAND AND FERRY co.
Main Offices 526 Crocker Bldg, San Francisco.
Phone Kesrny 800.
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REDWOOD CITY real ESTATE

GREAT SACRIFICE-Beautifu new cottage, to-
gefher with 21 lots: Redwood City, blocks to
station; all planted In berriess well and motor
house alone worth 81. 600; can double your
money by subdividing; act quick f. W. MA
GRUDER 1882 Mission St. s. f.
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Ross VALLEY REAL ESTATE

ROSS building lots, Marin county-Macadam ave
nues, sewer. water, gas, electricity; prices
low; very easy terms. Owner, r. \. CARSON
% Battery. or Carson Glove Co. San Ratael
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STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
United States Branch
Standard Marine Insurance Co,

OF. LIVERPOOL. ENGLAND, on the 31st day Of
December, A. d. 1909. and for the year ending
visions OF Section Gil OF the Political Code and
compiled from the annual statement filed with
the Insurance Commissioner Of the State of Cali
forna.
Cash market value Of all stocks and
| bonds owned by company S413, $40. 90
Cash In companys office e....--..- 5000
Cash in banks. ...............- 1886. 06
Interest due and accrued. $500. 90
Agents balances representing busi-
ness written subsequent to Oct. 1.
1903 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ia, 100. SO
Total assets ................. seo7, ,2G5. 80
LIABILITIES
Losses in process of adjustment or
in suspense .-..-......:....,...: =. s14S. 7o7.oo
Gross premiums marine risks
Sis, ,S90.s7 reinsurance 65 per
rssss ssa' due or accrued i5,sos.Ss 1853 60
Total liabilities ....:............ s235, ,9se. 90
INCOME
Net cash actually received for ma
Received @ from interest and dividends si'0OO' 10
bonds. stocks loans and from
all other sources 1856. 81
Received from home office. 527. .0S1. SO
New securities from home ofhce.... 2S,3S9. 90
Total income .................. 81. .as4. TIT oe
EXPENDITURES
Net amount paid for marine losses
(including $2o5. .T40 losses of pre-
vious years. sos1 s1,614ee
Expenses of adjustment and settle
ment of losses. ses.-......-.......... 100no m
Paid or allowed for commission or
brokerage ;......;..-......:,. 7s,seos2
Paid for salaries, fees and other
charges for officers. clerks, ETC.. 10 675 90
Paid for state, national and local
taxes 11.s761o
Remittance to home office 546 AKA 0S
All other expenditures. res............. AZ O69 40
Total expenditures. 81, ,2s2, 75I .o4
Marine
Losses incurred during the YEAR s6T2, s21 .66
RISKS AND PREMIUMS
Marine Risks. Premiums
Net amount of risks
written during the
year y $1S9, 323, $50 81 800 $50 5s
Net amount Of risks
expired during the
year lSl, ,44o, 449 131s 1oe oc
Net amount in force ooo
December 81, 1909. Is, ,764.013 1Is 500 OF
W. J. ROBERTS
United States Manager
subscribed and sworn to before me this oos
day of February, 1910. -'u
j. ID. Spreckels & Bros. Co.
General Agents.
j. b. f. Davis e. Son. Ngrs
507 Montgomery ST., San Francisco
Phone Kearny $500.
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STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
Rhode Island Insurance Co.

OF PROVIDENCE, IN THE STATE OF RHODE
ISLAND, on the 31st day. Of December, A. D.
psus and for the year ending on that day.
aubllshed pursuant to the provisions OF Section
611 of the Political Code and complied from the
annual statement filed with the Insurance Com
missioner OF the State Of California.
CAPITAL
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
Oasn ..---....-. .-....--......-.- SSooVVo.oo
ASSETS
Cash Market Value of all Stocks and
Bonds owned by Company. $s12 ,e35 90
Cash In Banks. ........... 72,450 65
Interest due and accrued .. s,S45.50
agents Balances representing busi-
ness written subsequent to October
l, 1909 ................... 1865 81
Total Assets ...................s 81 .oo1 214 7a
Losses adjusted and unpaid. ....... s5.ses 4s
in Suspense ...:.........-..... ..' 27,s52 "a
Losses resisted including expenses 1906. 90
Gross premiums Fire Risks
ming one year or less. reinsurance.
Gross premiums on Fire Risks run '0s0'' :
;, ance pro rata. ................. 11s. Tee.ss
Taxes due or accrued. ..... 1900. 90
Commissions and Brokerage due
to become due ue................ 32,os5 os
Total Liabilities ies.......... sa4s. 742 Il
INCOME
Net Cash actually received for Fire
= premiums ..................... s4oo, 4o2. Al
dends Bonds Stocks Loans
and from all other sources. ..... "a, 402. As
Gross profit sale Or maturity OF
Ledger Assets .......... 100000
Total Income ... s4ss, ,4o4 81
EXPENDITURES
Net amount paid for Fire Losses Gn-
cluding S21.010.20, losses of pre-
vious years. .................... s153, ,e57. 81
Expenses of adjustment and settle
ment of losses. .,.... 3.21s s75
Dividends to Stockholders. ... 80, 600. 90
Paid allowed for Commission or
Brokerage ...................... 1os, ,os5.57
Paid for State, National and Local
taxes ................... 11,141.9o
Gross loss on sale or maturity of
Ledger Assets .......... 100 90
All other Expenditures. ........... 1,546.3
Total Expenditures es s3os. .o5o. 1e
Fire.
Losses incurred during the year.. $16s, 172. .02
RISKS AND PREMIUMS
Fire Risks. Premiums
Net amount of Risks writ
ten during the year. S56, ,405, ,415l 1851, ,044. 5S
Net amount of Risks ex-
pired during the year. 42, ,476, ,S55l 3SS 902. 81
Net amount in force De-
cember 81 1909. ...... 46,T47, ,69Sl are, $50. 81
GEORGE L. SHEPLEY, President
EMIL G. PIEPER, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 31sts
day Of January, 1910.
W. ]. FULLER, Notary Public.
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CAMP AT CAzADERO-Special sale Of large
beautifully. wooded lots Z. r. and creek
$50 up; booklet free: ask about free lots
LOCKE-PADDON CO., 500 Clement St, 5. =.
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National Fire Insurance Co.
McNear & Wayman,

GENERAL AGENTS,
F. e. Stone, NJ. III. Thomson,
Assistant General Agents.
NATIONAL BUILDING,
Corner Sansome and Sacramento Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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Total assets. s....................... S1l9 630. "a
LIABILITIES
Losses adjusted and unpaid . $3 100 90
Losses In process of adjustment or in
suspense -.......-............ 2,SS1.10
Gross premiums fire risks running
one year or less. s217, ,625.3 SO; rein
surance, so per cent.............. los, ,s12 &C
Gross premiums fire risks running
more than one year, $92, ,444.50; re-
insurance pro rata. SO, las. so
Reinsurance premiums ............. 11.653-30
Total liabilities. ............s $3.50, ,6e5 Sc
INCOME
Net cash actually received for fire pre-
Received from interest and dividends y 80
on bonds. stocks. loans and from all
other sources. ...-.. ..-.-...--..- S,951-39
Received from home office. .......... 451. .S60.Sl
Total income ............... s7so, ,573. SO
EXPENDITURES
Net amount paid for losses. ........ $41, 1,213.97
Expenses OF adjustment and settle
Paid or allowed for commission or
Paid for salaries. fees and other ''-'7'
charges for officers. clerks. etc. s.1o2.s5
Paid for state, national and local taxes 6,647.51
Remitted to home office 9S.19S. 81
All other expenditures. ............ $500. IS
Total expenditures. $3.50. SAG. is
Fire.
Losses incurred during the year.. s47. .295 OF
RISKS AND PREMIUMS
Fire Risks Premiums
Net amount of risks writ
ten during the year. S36, III, 800 S402 526. %
Net amount of risks ex-
pired during the year. 3,173,S42 9,497Is
Net amount in force De-
cember 81. 1909. .... %. .629. 1856 s310. .069 SO
A. II. WRAY, United States Manager
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
day of February, 1910.
H. R. RAY. Notary Public.
Cation, Bell s Co.
GENERAL AGENTS.
X. c. Medcraft, Mgr,
Pacific Coast Branch,
454 California Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
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MENLo PARk real ESTATE
MEMO PARK.

MEMO PARK.
Tor sale OF exchange for S. F. property. beau
tful country home Of 3 acres. in gardens, or
chsrd and lawn; new artistic house Of 10 rooms
and , baths: large barn and garage; price SIS
500. LEVENSALER & PRESTON, INC, SlS
California st
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
BUNGALow AND CAMP SITES

SUBURBAN homes from $500 up; let know
what you are looking fo-. CHAS. W FISHER
$50 Market ST
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SAN MATEo REAL EsTATE

FOR SALE-Easy terms; room bungalow in
Hayward Park: all convcniences Owner,
Twelfth av., San Mateo.
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STATEMENT
OF TIE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
Providence Washington Insur-
ance Company
STATEMENT

OF PROVIDENCE, IN tt h STATE OR RHODE
ISLAND, on the 3lst day Of December. A. D.
1909, and for the year ending on that day Pub
lGhed pursuant 10 the Provisions Of Section Gil Of
the Political Code and compiled from the annual
statement fled with the Insurance Commissioner
OF the State Of California.
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STATEMENT
Of THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF TIL
National Fire Insurance Co.

OF HARTFORD, IN THE STATE OF CON
NECTICUT on the 31st day Of December, A. D.
1909, and for the year ending on that day.
Published pursuant to the provisions of Sec
tion GIL of the Political Code and complied
from the annual statement filed with the Insur-
snce Commissioner of the State of California.
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December, A. ID. 1909, and for the year ending
on that day. Published pursuant to the pro-
visions Of Section Gil OF the Political Code and
compiled from the annual statement filed with
the Insurance Commissioner Of the State of Cali
fornfa.
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rick Sacramento: Mr.. and Mrs C. E. Childs,
Miss. Childs: Miss S; Bigler. Dr. and Mrs
Charles S. MCGOWAN. Palo Alto: C. L. Langley,
Mrs. C. Langley and family. Watsonyille: Mr..
and Mrs. T. W. Hobson, Miss Gladys Hobson,
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From other places-W II. Pascoe. Thomas
Shattuck and wife. f. C. Forbes Berkeley: Miss
| j. Ampheltt, S. W. darcy. D. ". Sharon. San
Mateo G. A. Costello. San Jose: John Rikkel-
man. Alameda: c. o. Dowenger, Reno; Fred H.
Tiebel, Kentfeld.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-06-23
BRENHAM.
the service.

Mrs. Milford Dreyfus of Pine Bluff,
Arkansas, who was the guest of Mrs.
H. Bluman for two days, returned to
her home the past week. Mr..
Emmich Meyer of houston, who came
over in his auto Sunday, spent pleas
ant day in our city. Miss Ethel
ischl of Sealy was visiting Miss Irene
Bluman last week. Mrs. G. n.
Lyman entertained a few friends on
Thursday in honor of Mrs. Will Loeb
of Little Rock, Arkansas. Mr..
and Mrs. Max Hirsch of Elgin, accom-
panied by Miss Becky Amalsky of
44ouston, spent several hours in Bren-
ham Thursday en- route to Houston.
They were making the trip overland in
Mr.. Hirsch's automobile. y Misses
Amelia Hyman and Irene Bluman re-
turned Tuesday from Beaumont, where
they spent three days, the guests of
Mrs. A. Harrison.
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GALVESTON.

Mr.. Jake Zuber and Miss Annie Zu-
Der of Houston were Sunday visitors.
Miss Marguerite Philipson of Beau
mont is visiting in our city, the guest
of Miss Ervie Levine. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Greenfield and Miss Ray Green
field of Houston payed our city visit
Sunday. Miss Hannah Adele Aron-
son of Marlin is the guest of Miss Sara
d. Blum. Mr.. Louis Kaminsky of
Houston was Sunday visitor,
Mr.. and Mrs, Max Taub and Miss Els
telle Moskowitz of Houston payed our
city a visit Sunday. Miss Carrie
Dreyfus of Houston is spending few
weeks in our city,
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WHARTON.
er people.

Miss Sophia Daily OF Houston is
going to spend part of the summer
here visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. M. Levine went down
TO Houston Tuesday on business. y
Mr.. A. Davis of East Bernard was
here Sunday. Mr.. M. Lewis of
Rosenberg paid our city visit Sun
day, returning home Monday.
Mr.. ]. Stein is in Houston this week
on a weeks vacation. {" Z" Miss
Libbie Robinowitz. who has been at
tending school in Houston, is home for
the summer. Miss Title Schiff
gave a party Thursday night for the
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GAIN ESVILLE.

Miss Rosalind Heningcr has re-
turned from st. Louis, where she has
been for nearly year studying mu-
sic and vocal culture. Miss
Viola Dreeben returned last week
from Dallas, where she has been at
tending st. Mary's Institute for the
past term. Mrs. Julius Rosen-
bush and two children of Demapolis,
Ala, are here on visit to relatives.
The Kassel family left Tues
day for their new home in Fort
Worth. Mrs. S. Hirsch and
daughter, Adele, are the guests CT Mr.
and Mrs. H. S. Scheline. Il
came over Saturday to attend the Con-
firmation services Sunday. Il
Dr. Yeidel of Denison spent Sunday
in our city. The Confirma-
ton services held Sunday the 10Th
inst, and officiated over by DR.. Fox
Of FIT. Worth, were both beautiful and
impressive. The entrance of the con-
firmants, who were the Misses Irene
and Adele Turk, Beatrice Schiff, and
Messrs. Seymour Heninger and
Adolph Cohen, marked the opening of
the service.
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visiting young ladies. Music and
games were INDUCED in until late
hour. AS Miss Tillie is an ideal hos
tess, very pleasant evening was
spent Those present were: Misses
Sophia Daily, Libbie Robinowitz,
Famye Levine, Goldeye, Raye Levine,
Mollie Davis, Bessie Abovitz, Lena
Blumberg, Messrs. Leon Abovitz, Dan
iel Gordon, Oscar Gordon, Abe Schiff.
Hyman Levine, Jake Lider, Herman
Davis. The young people
gave picnic and kodak party out on
Peach Creek Sunday, afterwards en-
joying a moonlight drive. They were
chaperoned Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Le-
vine, Mr. and Mrs. T. Gordon, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Blumberg.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SnN u"
Miss Bertha Moritz and Mr.. Albert
Abrahams were married on Wednesday
evening at the residence of the brides
sister, Mrs. M. Ucovich, on West Wood
lawn avenue. A family dinner fol-
lowed the ceremony after which Mr..
and Mrs Abrahams left for tour of
the East, and will be Eat home" after
August list in Corpus Christi.
Mrs. Nat Washer and family are spend
ing the summer in the White Mount
aims and will be joined shortly by Mr.
Washer. 81 * Miss Strauss is visiting
in Waco, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
are spending the summer in Boerne.
St Mr.. and Mrs. D. Livingston left
on Thursday for Chicago and nearby
resorts. 81 Mrs. Theresa Hozmark
is visiting in Kansas City, the guest
of her son, Mr.. Albert Holzmark. * =
Mrs. M. Friedman is summering in
Atlantic City. Mr.. and Mrs A.
Frank and Miss Hirsh are in New
York. Miss Reva Bennan has re-
turned from Boston, where she gradu-
ated at La Sale Seminary. IL The
Goldsmith family are camping in the
mountains near Waring. Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Schatsky. IS s. Prof
Constance Pessels is visiting relatives
near Waco. s. * Miss Clara Moritz is
taking summer course in the Uni
versity of Chicago.
The Jewish Literary Club has been
holding it's meeting at the |. o. F. F.
hall regularly of late. These meet
ings have been well attended. The
delayed lawn fete will be given at
the residence OF Mrs. NJ. Goot, IA
Marshall street. Sunday, June g.
Tuesday, June 81, will be the first
night for nomination of officers and
it has been decided as an additional
feature of the lawn fete to mold the
election of officers there. Sun
day, June 10, the Free Loan and BE.
nevolent Society gave a picnic at
Muth's Garden, for the purpose Of
raising funds to be at the disposal
of the society for the benefit of poor
Jews. " The Tahmud Torah, under
the instruction of DR.. Lichtenhartz, is
doing fine at present, there are over
two hundred children enrolled and in
addition a night school for the study
of Hebrew has been organized for old
er people.
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AUSTIN.

The Misses Pearl and Esther Davis
leave the end of this week to attend
the Eppstein-Norvich wedding in
Houston. Miss Esther Davis goes from
there to spend month with friends
in Beaumont. Mrs. Sol Davis en-
tertained last Sunday afternoon in
honor of her sister, Miss Bertha
Alexander, and the following are
among the number who INDUCED in
the game of Hearts: Thelma
Schusterman, Leah and Della koen,
Rose Frank, Minna Seelig, Moselle
and Jeanette Littman, Louis Frank,
Edmund Krohn and Sidney Nicholson
The prizes were awarded to Miss
Jeanette Littman and Louis Frank.
y Miss Marguerite Heidenheimer
entertained party of friends with
bridge. Those who enjoyed of her
hospitality were Misses Laura and
Leila Hirshfeld, Jeanette Krohn, Mel
lie Haber, Hattie Leverson and Mrs.
Sol Davis. Miss Nellie Ha-
Der entertained the Young Ladies
bridge party, and this being the prize
week, Miss Jeanette Krohn was the
fortunate member for the month.
Miss Marguerite IHeinenheimer, &C
companied by her aunt, leaves in a
few days for Long Beach and other
Eastern watering places to spend the
summer. ** Il Mrs. Adele Steinbach
left yesterday to spend the balance
of the summer in California. Il i
Miss Annie Fichtenbaum of Llano,
who has been spending month with
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Goodstein, has gone to San Antonio
for months stay. Miss Eugenia
Nivoche of Ardmore, Oklahoma, is
here in attendance at the University
normal. * Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
of Taylor attended the graduation eX-
ercises of the U. T., their son, Israel
Moses Alexander, having graduated
from the Engineering Department.
Miss Bertha Alexander of Waco
has returned home after short visit
TO her sister, Mrs. Sol Davis.
Mr.. Gilbert Lechinger of Houston was
a commencement visitor. The
Misses Hirsh Of Laredo were CON-
mencement visitors to witness the
graduation of their sister, Miss Sarah
Irish, June 21st, 1910.
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Modernlzed.

The boy stood on the burning deck,
The smoke made him ker-chee!
He now does stunts In vaudeville
He signaled Z. Q. ID.
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Mrs. Meyers Musicale.

Mrs. w. j. Meyer entertains this
afternoon at a musicale at her beau
full home on North Seventh street. An
attractive program has been prepared
and her magnificent Victrola is being
utilized as feature of the afternoon.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Meyer en-
tertans again with card party.
The following is this afternoons
program.
Rigoletto-Quartette /. Verdi
Caruso, Sembrich, Scott
Severina
"Parla Waltz" ".. Arditi
Bessie Abbott
Martha-'Ah. So Pure. .,Flotow
Enrico Caruso n
Tosca-''Love and Music. .Paccini
Geraldine Farrar
Faust-Duet from Garden Scene
.Gounod
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CHANCE OF GOTHAM GIRL
TO BE QUEEN is FADING

| London, Nov. 17.-Former Anita
Stewart's prospect of some time be-
ing queen of Portugal. whicn seemed
to brighten recently, is fading.
Her husband. the duke of Vizeu,
| is the eldest son and heir of Duke
| Miguel of Braganza, the pretender to
the Portuguese throne IL his claim
were to be acknowledged, the dueh-
ess, of course, would be crown prin-
cess and eventually queen-that is,
supposing everything turned out to
suit the Braganzas.
The duke of Vizeu went to Bava-
ria after the revolution in Lisbon to
attend a family council. The pre-
tender and his kin found little en-
couragement. Two unsuccessful facts
stared them in the face: there was
no loud call from Portugal for the
pretender. and there was no money
to prosecute his claim.
II is asserted that even Bragan-
za's wealthy connections" positively
refused 20 put up cash for an un-
promising enterprise. The wealthy
connections" undoubtedly included
the possessors of the millions of the
late James Henry Smith, the second
husband of the duchess of Vizeu's
mother.
The duke of ViZeu has returned to
London, where the duchess and her
babe. Princess NADIA. have been stay
ing at Mrs. ]. j.. Smiths house on
Grosvenor square.
Vizeu's debts have now been near
ly all paid off. The determined stand
taken by his mother-in-law, Mrs.
smith, against the usurers' demands
brought nearly all his creditors to
terms, and negotiations are still pro-
ceeding in the remaining cases. Mrs.
Smith is frequently seen automobil-
ing in the park with her grand
daughter, very pretty infant with
remarkably beautiful coloring, large
gray-blue eyes and golden-brown
hair
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If We Had the Time.

If | had the time to find a place
And sit me down full face to face
With my better self. that stands
no show
In my daily life that rushes so.
II might be then | would see my soul
Was stumbling still toward the shin
ing goal
! might be nerved by the thought
sublime.
If had the time,
If ] had the time to let my heart
Speak out and take in my life part,
To look about and stretch hand
To comrade quartered on no-luck
land.
All. God! If | might but just sit still
And hear the note of the whip-poor-
will,
l think that my wish with God
would rhyme
If had the time!
If | had the time to learn from you
How much for comfort my word
would do;
And l told you then of my sudden
will
..To-kiss your feet when ! did you
If the tears aback of the bravadot
Gould force their way and let you
know
Brothers. the souls of us all would
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James L. Hamilton has established
new offices in the Margery block in
the rooms formerly occupied by the
republican headquarters. He is plan
ming on an aggressive campaign for
his orchard heaters, and will make
things hum in his department this
fall and winter. Elegant office fix
lures have been provided and a COM
plete business equipment for the car
rying on of his rapidly increasing
business.
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The Ladies of the b. of L. e. held
a most profitable and enjoyable af-
fair at the Majestic theater last even
ing. Two turkeys were given away
and the ladies' auxiliary cleared
more than 800 from the receipts
They are very grateful to the gem
eral public and the management of
the theater for the generous patron
age and courtesies extended. Every
body was pleased with the perform
ance, and the ladies feel very much
encouraged.
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Nielsen and Constantine
Mignon-Polonaise ..
'............ Ambrose Thomas
Luisa Tetrazzini
The Clang of the Forge.
'............. Vaughn-Rodney
Emilio de Gogorza
In a Clock Store Orth
Poet and Peasant Overture. Suppe
Arthur Pryor's Band
Faust-Jewel Song. Gounod
Melba
Fora del Destine Verdi
Caruso. Scotti
The Rosary Nevin
Schumann-Heink
Faust-Even the Bravest Heart.
.... Gounod
Emilio de Gogorza
Serenade-Sing, Smile, Slumber.
..-.......... Gounod
Emma Calve
ii Trovatore-Home to Our Noun
tdiis Nerul
Homer, Caruso
Lucia tSextette) J.. Donizetti
Sembrich, Caruso, Scotto
Journet, Severina, Oaddi