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The Detroit times., 1910-08-10

This big sale Thursday morning and continues till mid
night Saturday Make up your bring will pay
we'll
The Detroit times., 1910-08-10

Out OF town orders given
same prompt attention as
local ones. Films left one
night before six are ready
next night at six.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-28

-- grneit Mebner BON 0apton uno
SRI. 9lnna goung bon st. abomas
purben in Der st. I9omas alrhe ssS
truut.
- Grant panl. 30. 119 Gorfielb
place, Cincinnati, fiel beim Roafdubs
laufen am Jube Der Wain Strabe In
9apton uub brad oas gsin. Gr lpur-
be nah bsm Spsers 0oipital sebraht.
- Sobn Rpbrer bon Der Waro 4p.
in 9elepue, Der infolge bes Shsuens
isines pfsrbes ous bem gu9sn ses
fhIeuoert uno erbebIih oerIest ipnroe,
1T auf benz Wege Der gsfsruns.
- Der geflepus 9erQuiigungs alu6.
Der iia tiir3Iih proaniiirte. eripdblte
qsitern abenb folqenoe Seamts: prds
iibsnt, Samss gocot; 9ise Draft
bent, 8. 2anbua; Ss.rstdr, 9eorg
9rummel; SdaBmeiitsr. .. adhler;
Seraeaut at arms. Diqiam Stil.s.
Der alub bat kreits % Witslieoer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-28

Der 27 SABRE alte. leoise GbarIes
5eilemann, bon No. 1708 Central
apenue, perlor ssitsrn 4benb infolge
zines kt!asensperiben llnfalls itin
2ebxn. Gr ipor in Der 9rauerei bon
sSob unb S6neibsr anseiieiIt unb fubr
nit einem Yieripos.n bic 8. SiraBe
enilang, ols er an Der gde Der Carr
Sirabe infolee eines p!oblihen Rudss
bon feinem Gibe sur JGtrabe binuns
tergsihleubert tpurbe, mo- er bepuBtlos
liesen blisb. Der Derunsliidte tpurbe
5undhit nnh Der A. Diitrittsitotion
unb BON bort in pntrolipasen 4 noh
benz itdbtiihen 6ofpital sebraht. 6ier
ftelk es ficb beraus. bab sr auber
fhfperen aopfnunben einen 8lutergub
ins 0ebirn erlitten bate. I'm Nbenb
tur5 Dor 8 llbr CAB 6einemann feinen
G<iit auf. obne porber bos 8eiuubtfein
pieber erlnngt Su boben. Coroner Or.
Zoe iDurDe senndJntist unb orbnete
|sinsn SnauAs an,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-28

@erbsn auf itaoiiihe Rotten I'm
llnion Bethel uGhtieeu.

Siderheitsoirettor Scott Small
piro am kuiig.n gaee nit ben lsls
tern bes Union Bethel einen aor.ratt
obi6lieben, laut tp.Ifem bis auf ipeis
i.res bic Cbba6Ipisn in Der aniiaIt
auf Soften Der Staot Nahtauar!ier
erbalten tperoen.
Wie beridtet, baitsn Ulapor
Shtpab unb Observation-Disclosures
cieies b.reits Dor sinisen 1oesn ses
plant, aber ebe bisisr plan pertpiris
litt iperben tonnte, mubte erii Elm
9utahten oss Siabtannniies bdriiber
einQeboli iperbsn, OBJ bic unto'ten aus
benz itlbtiit.n Jonbs fir armenpfles
qe beitritten lperbsn buriten. 6errgol'
laro bat nun oei'srn 9.rrnSmall mits
seikilt, bab bi.i.s abfolui suldNis isi
uno infoIgs oeFen ipiro beute Der aons
trait abgei6loHen iperoen. 9ie'er
aonira,t nirb in Graft iein, biz ber
umbau Der aIi.n 5ammonb Strobs
poIiseiitation in bas itaotii6e afpl
fir Sbba6Ipie poasnost lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-28
Seutonia Wnuncrdor.

gi.fer beIi,b,. Berlin er0ffnet iein:
SaiIon am Sonntaa, ben 30. G..ober,
i'm erpben SooIe Der arbeitsr Sall:
nit ein.m aonsert. gi. Sdnger bas
ben unt.r 2situns ihr.s 9iriesni.n
Ssrrn gbuaro Strubel 'l.ibia geprobt
uno peroen ben Witglieoern uno
sfreunoen iidsrIib sinen seuubreihen
4benb b.r.it.n. 9as prosramm If.
foloenoes:
.Ston Rotbraut" D. 8. Belt
Seutonia Wdnnrhor.
,an6oreb" - Solo ;. ;. Wation
6err Irsb. Otto.
.Singe bu g6elsin. iinss" .goloamus
5eutonia Wdnnerhor.
,llneebulb" - SoIo Jrans Shukrt
5.rr Sohn gierI.in.
.Ssimaibli.b." Sutius Wenssrt
1eutonia Wonnerhor.
Colo
.SiilI mi. bi. Qatt" =. G. gobm
Sing me TO ilesp" goipin 9rsene
6rl. Sl1a Afie.
.Ti. iungsn Muii,anten" +. aiiden
Teutonia Mdnerdor.
.aing 9eaih" /. Riss
Serr Otto 2iebrid.
Gin fibeles GsfGnsnib" - 5umos
riiti1tes potpouri -. aron
6erren gisrlsin. Runt, Site unb
2iehrih.
xWah' auf, bu I6one 9rGum.rin" :
Uerids
Ieutonia Wdnnerhor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-28

Mojor gratpforb srbielt ssitsrn Elm
3elssramm BON benz Wtopor GbaIss
SIausbter BON atkns. g.. NIT bem
Griufsn, llmfhau nah Der Is Sabre
alien 8arnst pierce su balten. tpelte
BON genannter Stabt burhsebronns
fei uno iib isbenfalls ouf bem Neg.
nah Cincinnati befinbe. D.tettip
Callahan bssab iif nah benz Grano
Central gabrbof uno Ianste ssrabs
rettseitig an. Inn Jrl. pieree in em'
pfang su nebmen. als bisieIbe BON
,3uee itieg. Die 8efansene ihien frob
gu i.in, iih in poIi3eiIidem GsiDahs
fam su befinoen. sic tpuroe porlaufh
our gsrfiisuns ihr.r gltern i'm Sus
aenbeerift sineeiperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-28

GelbftmorO elmer 0reiitn.
MlterSidpad)c Derleioete Der Jraa
ssrcd) bas Ieben.

ssrau Catherine Jreh, cine 78 SABRE
dlte Mitipe, pelte bel ibrer Iohter.
sSrau Sba Sib. go. 1916 pleaiant
Gtrabs tpobnte, besins geitern tpdhrsno
Der 4blpeienbsit berfelben SeIbf.morn.
inbem iie iid erbdnsts. gls bic 5ots
ter mad elmer glbtpeienbeit BON fiin's
sebn Winuisn bsimtam. fanb fe gu ibs
rem gntieben ibrs alts Wtuttsr ais
aeite aui benz 5ubbooen lieseno nor.
Die Sduur, beren bic Greiiin iih bel
Der gsrslpsiflungsthat beeitnt bate,
mar serriiTen. jeood bate bic 2sbenss
miioe ibren 3ned bsreits srrsiht. Jrau
Ssret bait. i'm 2auie Der leBten Wohs
ibrer 5otttr eegsniibsr tpisosrholt be-
merit, Iie iei alt senug uno es lei .3stt
fir iis, su itsrben. Gle lit an Ilters
id,tpdhe uno ibr 3uItanb bate iih islt
stpei Woten btpeuteno berfflimmert.
Die SelbitmDrbsrin mar bic Wutter
BON feds ainoern. Der Coroner ipnroe
benddridtist uno oronsts sinsn Sn'
queit on.
Giner ibrer S0bn., Gbiparb Jre1.
lieat, on Der 2uussnent3iinbung lei:
xnb, in Der Wohuuns, in ipeld,er I'D
bic ssitrise lrasDoie ereianets. oaru's
Der. Gin onberer Sobn. 6err GlarltG
ssredl. 1T ols glert in Der Gountn Ns'
,orbers Sfiice ibGtia. Die Dsyitor'
bsne NOR Die Wi.tpe bes friiheren Dor
as6.iters in Der aiiferei Der 5ond'
i6en grauersi, 6srrn Sucob Jred)
Ter Gb. entItammien oiersehn ainosr
RON bcnsn, tpie peIast, nod i.hs uris'
len 0ebsnben lpeilen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-28

fjamiIton Nnicigcn, 2ofaI.N oti,sa
ano Nelusfeitcn inO ab5usehen Gfe
Der 4. nuo GGnrIcs Straee. llnier
Tacnt fir Sami!tOn luobnt No. 3Ol
TOro ,sront Ctr. SeIephun (Some)
Io. 37S 9. Sclcphou nnieres aorre.
ipunoentcn: 393 y gea.
- Die qoIiscj erbisIt bic aufTorbes
rurq, auf 9eorcc u. Bel gu fohnoen.
peIter Ieinen G.:srn burdbrannte..
- Jrau peor,s gsgiep srtpirtte i'm
QoIiseigsridt eiren 5nftbefsbl sssen
.Sobn CONAN, nhder iis nit benz 5os
be beorobte. Tooan ent5og iid burd
bic Gludt Der Y.rhaftung.
-5rou moyo Joispbs IieB ibren
Wann, Seize Soiepbs, tpe9sn 9run,eus
belt unb RubeTt5yung osrboften. Gr
lpurbe geitsrH ~Iorssn bon Wapor
Rotbpeu I'M SIS uno Die aoiien bss
itra!t.
-Grau Gina $. 5rs6tIins. f..
bon 90. $40 Iorb 2. StraBs, erhielt
bon QetsrEbuya RubIono, bic Rahs
ri6t, naB ibys Shpeitsr, Jrou ausus
! fla Sapeiu, bort ssitprben 1T.
1rau Gobn Smith bon Diibas
pota, Sro., erIutte bic goli;ei, ben
QufsntboItsort hires Sobnes Jreo
Smith ousfincig gu mntsn.gr if an
oebIia bier mit elmer aerpiiisu Gtkl
SeaIs psrbeir1tbet unb bat isit geraus
mer 3sit an isine Wut:er MID. &C.
i6rieben.
--Ridaro SGhneeu unb Satin
Iotpi, George 3. Cor uno Satin, Dor
Cincinnati, rporen poreeit.rn Ibeno ir
6amilton. I'm bic 6oh3eit oes Rot
5pptlI uno sri. Marie Sobngsn, II
Der DohnunQ Der GIteru Der graut
Ssrrn uno 9sors 9. SObnssn. Oor
Der ROB QRHue. beiSupobn.u. Dai
grautpaor untsrnabm cine Sod5.lts
rsiIe mad Gbcaso.
-Glmer 8. llttrin iiarb oeiterr
Mittug in ber Dobnuns i.insr Sdipt
fer, 7yrau 6. .. Bell. bon Der Nori
6. Strabs, an Der aussehruns, in
Ilter bon q Sahren.
- Wm. Wtoni. 20. unb Jrl. SoI
9bomas, 40, beibe bon Gepen Wile
tamsn porgeit.ru Ra1miitas mad 6a
milton, erIano.sn einen 6eiratbsiheil
unb fpurben in Der Wobnuns be
9.rrH GbarIss 10. Gath eetraut.
| -GIauo. WilIon unb Grl. Wnnm
5dmann nuroen eeitern Nahmiitu
| in oGer StiQs pom Rep. .gladburn, ppr
Der prssbptsrianer airhe IN Gincin
| natl, astraut.
- SamusI Drsrlsr, ipelher lesi
Wohs fpsoen 9ernahldHisung feline
ainbsr BON Den Orobeeid,rorenen I
4n,lags3uIiunb periebt fpprben nal
purbs porIsbtsn Mbtnb In bAh On
breips StabIpsrten Bel Veipport. Ap
In Saft o.nommeu unb gum pro5e
nah Samiltpn eebro4t.
Qnna aaiier BAT paul aaifer al
Sheibuug psrtlast uno .perlandi b
Sbbut iibsr ibr ainb. Gis siebt al
0runb gsrnadldEiguns unb 0erIaI
fen on. Dos pdnr beiraibete In so
milton ON 20. 4uguit 1902.
SO. $. 9ition. Mitglieb b.
Staats s8eiunob beitsbeborbe, lit bic
um ben ibIen 9efMmad oes Wufer
Der ftaotiidsn Wofertperte gu unte1
! iu9en.
9rsi Wussons b.r 6. s. unb 3
8abn. pslhe nit 4obltn belaben tDt
rem, entsieiiien gtftern ytahmitto
4 nabs Gotsotto unb ale 3iige mubte
iiber bic 6. uno .. 9peigbnbn Der {
, $. uno .. gabnsGeienfduft fabre1
Il Gamer Wnrime.
4 Il l. a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-28
~ { IN y . T (.

Gic Nenpori Efiiee fir bas yGin.
tinnnticr @plfsblatt" bciiuoct iidD in
GO. 331 gprf Strafe, gegennber oem
Gpnrtbauie, ipuiclbit Geuisfeitcn, Mu.
seigen II. |. III. bis 10 llbr 45 Winnten
abeaSs entgegcnseuommen meroen.
Scleplon Spuh 2401. "
9sFBDerdubsrunssn. Sol. u.
guumann on 2ucp 8aumann, 2ot $40.
307 i'm 6igbIano 8iitrttt, 81 etc. -
SQrriet 2lnn Sumter an Sallie 9.
5uutsr, Qot go. 80 in Der SapIor unb
3apis ihen QbDition an Der NoroIeite
Der 5airfielo 4oenue, 8aptoH. ap., %
bel 40 SUB, 81 etc. 9llon3o q.
9orisp an g. G. Qrics. Cots SO. 225
unD 226 in Der Williamion Qboition
gu 8eqsbue, an Der NeitIsite Der Waibs
ington 2lpenus, So SUB Iiiblih BON Der
Retreat Strabe, 81. - William g.
price an u. u. 9oriep, 5heile BON
glOt Mo. % in 9apton, an Der Norb.
ieite Der 5. StraBs, 285 Gub Ditlid bon
Der Slart Strabe, 80 bel 116 Jub.
81 etc,
- Sas SeItament Der SolIie Mrtss
mann tpurbe i'm Gountpgeriht bintsrs
legt unb angenommen. Seber ibrer
gnteltinber erbdlt 800, ben Reit er=
balten lire brsi 1D6ter gu gleiden
1beilen. Sie ernonnts Soiepbins gof.
fin our TeItamentspollitr obns
9urgidaft. Nbfhdber iino: 5sos. g.
Garotbers. s.. M. 9ealp ir. unb 80
6. potts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-28
adeIes Gncinaer oIisbIat reifae, 49, pftpber 1910.

tee bes General gouneil periptefen.
Mitslieo Renen rsidie eine Refolution
elm. oergemGB Bic poli5ei uno Geusrs
fpebr, bic felt benz l. Mlai tein Saldr
erbalten, xaablt iperoen iolIen. er
iaste. es fei eine Shanbe fir Heps
port, baB bie Gtabt pieie 2.nte niht
be3able uno 5auseiasntbiimer, 9roesr
etc. miibten bdrunter Ieiben. Die RE-
iolutipn paifirte bic erits 2eiuns.
- Sn elmer 8eriammluns oes gss
neral Council tpuros Or. gondr gum
Mitgliebe bes 0eiunobeitsrathes on
StelIe bon Or. 1oob, Der bas UNIT bss
9eiunbbeitsbeumten antrat, ernannt.
Die republiianiiten Wtitslieber osrs
lieBen ben SibungsIuaI. troBosm 3lpet
oerIeIben, 6orne uno aauIfmann. Die
Ginberufuns unter3eihnst battsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-28

llnterIu4uns ssitent ipurbsn, ~ snt.
fprehen. unter bieien II Wdnn. bic
jebt Musfiht baben. pOlisiiten au tper'
ben, poraussefebi, bub fie porber oas
GipirDieniterumen befeben. hftnoet
fi9 Der ldnsfte aanbibat nnb aud Der
aonbioat NIT benz srDbten Bruitmob.
Der ldnsite poIi5eianipdrtsr 1T Jobn
.. Siepart BON go. 3448 Gokrain
apenue. Der 8 Sub unb AZ 3oa miBt
unb ben segenipdrtigen lGnaiten polis
5iiten, Den 8eitttip Sobn pflug gendu
um & 3on iibertrifft. Den beoeutenos
iten 8ruitumians, 40 3ca. bate ).
SD. Shoetiner, bon 30. 1886 Race
Strdbe, auf3upeiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-28
Yoli5ei Mipirauten anaenidsiulidJ
nid)t iebr frGftis.

SH h0hit unliebfamer Wsiie III bic
Rebr5oh Der 1eperber um 4ni.eluna
i'm poli3efbeportement entiGuId)t pors
ben. Gs bntien iid insgfammt 72
NnnGrtsr fir poIi5iiieniisnen sems!.
bet, ober bide 3abl III j.st ouf nur
II 5ufommengeihrumpft. bsnn bic
llebrige1 tDaren ni1t inn stonh<, ben.
Mnforberungen, bic bel oer s0rperIi9en
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-28

8auner WaTime.
,,8enn i'd, Die Wnbl babe 5iuiihen
Wons,n unp 0snifeu, bonn lnHe ID
mid Iieber Don lctterem beIbe1i.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-28

M<een her fnleMten Martb361nss
toR 5u beiratben. beibi Oft: .qfns bem
Reoen IN bic 9rauie toulmep.s
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-11
Heart to Heart
Talks.
BY EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright. 1908. BY Edwin A. Ny<
KEEP on GROWING.
BY EDWIN A. NYE.

when l began on this job il was
difficult. but 1 have mastered ii after
a long struggle. II comes easy u me
now"
said I him:
Then il Is about time you were try
ing a more dificult task. is II noty'
After a moments thought he replied:
~ hadn't thought of that. | was set
Ting down comfortably In this work
But | cannot say l am exactly content
ed. because | realize l can do better
work. | see what you mean. You
think a man ought to keep on grow
ing"
That was precisely the point.
He was comparatively . young man
and had not nearly developed his tuii
ability to do things. The fact that his
ability to dc difficult things had caught
up with the requirement OF his task
was proof that his powers were grow
ing.
When a difficult duty becomes easy
select a more responsible one. That
is the only way to grow.
One of the chief pleasures OF iifo
is the Joy OF accomplishment. And
when one comes to realize that he
can do things he once thought to b
beyond his powers he rejoices AZ a
strong man to run q race. ae feels
himself to be growing.
Where do the forces come from?.
We do not know. The mystery OF
growth. whether it be OF the wheat or
Of the tree or Of the mind. win always
be a mystery. We know only the
facts Of growth. not the why.
To illustrates:
Darwin tells us that the hrst eagle
couldn't fiy. but 1t wanted to 1y and
tried to fly. Generations Of eagles
wanted and tried 10 ~ until through
| the mysterious processes OF evolution
the eagle developed pinions and pow
ers-and dew.
So OF the human capacity.
Desire and trial long continued will
develop inherent faculties or even
new powers-powers and faculties un-
dreamed of-unril finally the man II
! able to do the things be wants to 0N
and be the things he van to be.
NSthing is better settled by modern
psychology than that fact.
Keep on growing. Select the hard
task. When you have mastered that.
try another that II more diflcuit and
master that.
Be bold enough to follow the lines
Of development of your growing pow
ers. To do so spells both success and
satisfaction. Because
While your vigor lasts your Joy Of
doing will last.
Keep on growing.
Nothing in all the universe. here q
hereafter say It reverently-not even
God himself. can stand between the
soul that grows and its successful des-
, tiny.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-11

According to the %Spencerian view,
the universe is a complex unity, which
when reduced 10 its ultimate analysts
is seen to be n fact-the redistribu-
ton of matter and motion-all pheno-
mena being complex aspects of that
one fact. Under the name Of evolution
.Spencerism undertook to show the
universe from star to soul has passed
the process of development from sim
pie to the complex through successive
Indignation and differentiations. For
convenience phenomena are divided In
to sections-geology, biology, psychol-
ogy and sociology-but the process is
one, and the law of the process is one
and the law of the process is one. Ev.
olution is n in principle and fact
Hector Mcpherson in "Spencerism Up
to Date" in London T. P.'s Weekly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-11
Need 0fMOreS Sailors is Apparent
It Is Recognized Among Men of War that the Decisive Battles
Of the Future will Be Fought on the Seas.

and California fourth with 5S5. Mas
sachusetts. which has $50 officers and
men in her battalion, has the honor of
having the first naval militia organi-
cation. and being parent of the idea.
Her battalion was organized in 1890.
Each of the state organizations has
a ship of the regular naval establish
ment assigned to it for practice pur-
poses. Definite programs for cruises
have been mapped out for the organ
izations, excepting those of Pennsyl.
vania, Massachusetts, Maine. Connec-
ticut. Rhode Island and New York.
The majority of the men of these state
organizations are to be put hoard of
ships of the Atlantic fleet. and will be
given practice in fieet aneuv
The men Of the California organiza-
ton will cruise from San Francisco to
Portland. Ore, and return during the
early part Of July on the Marblehead.
Fol the organizations of states in the
Great Lake region a program has
been arranged for a cruise that will
begin August 3 and end August 10.
Seven ships will carry the citizen sail.
ors of Illinois. Michigan. Ohio and
Minnesota. The Wolverine will act
as flagship. The Illinois sailors will
man the Nashville. the Don Juan de
Asturias and the Yantic will be mann
ed by the Michigan sailors. the Ohio
organization will be aboard the Essex
and the Dorothea, while the Mime.
sofa sailors will navigate the Gopher.
These vessels will all rendezvous at
Thunder bay and the cruise will in.
clude Buffalo. Cleveland and Detroit.
!, The program for the cruise of the
naval militia on the Atlantic coast pro.
vides that the Chicago, with a portion
Of the Massachusetts militia, the To.
nopah with the New Jersey organiza,
ton; the Ozark with the District oil
Columbia sailors. the Machias with a
part of the Connecticut organization
and the Isla de Cuba with the Mary
land sailors will rendezvous at Gar
diners bay. Long Island. July %
From there they will cruise in fee,
formation to Fortress Monroe in Ches,
apeake bay. and return, being inspect
ed and dismissed July 80.
Thirteen hundred OF the citizen sail.
ors are to be given experience on bat.
tleships. These men are to be dis.
tributed as follows: Pennsylvania
sailors on the battleship Kansas; Mas
sachusetts militiament on the Yer
mont: Maine on the Louisiana: Con
necticut on b Georgia: and the
| Rhode Island on the Massachusetts
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-11
A BUSINESS REVIEW OF THE
PAST WEEK BY HENRY CLEWS

New York. Juluy 1.-THE country Is
still passing through a process OF re-
adjustment rendered necessary by an
unusually long period of activity, pros
was inevitable when the upward move
ment had exhausted itself; the point
Of exhaustion being marked by weak
ening of the nations purchasing pow
er. For some time past it has been evil
dent that the latter stage had been
touched. Securities, luxuries and COM
modities had all reached a point be-
yond the power of buyers, and reac-
ton was unavoidable. Fortunately it
has come without any symptoms OF
panic. There are many reasons for re-
e n declines; none of which, however,
would have been so potent as they
have been had it not been that the
time was ripe for readjustment. The
reaction was unwelcome, as all such
movements are being accompanied by
more or less depression, and symp-
toms of political irritation. The truth
is that underlying conditions render
ed a return to lower and more stable
levels imperative. The gun was we'll
loaded and only some unfavorable de-
velopment was necessary for pulling
the trigger.
There has been a succession of I'M
favorable incidents. The aggressive
attitude of the government and a
somewhat disturbing political outlook
being perhaps the most disturbing ele-
ments in financial circles. These de-
velopments have been followed by A
not altogether satisfactory crop out
look; also by apprehension of monet
airy stringency in the fall arising from.
an over-extension of credit by western
banks on account of land specula-
ton. Over 81 ,O4o, 900, 900 new securi'
ties were issued during the past six
months, and at a time of lessened buy
ing power compared with $500, 600 ,O1j
the same time in 1909. There are indi-
cations too, that the present reaction
will go beyond Wall street. Business
generally is undergoing a setback
Business failures in the first six
months of 1910 aggregated $4,000,
OoO compared with SIS, 0,OcO same
time last year. Bank clearings through
the country are running below a year
ago. Railroad expenses are often in
creasing more rapidly than earnings
with consequently unpleasant losses
in net. In the iron trade the produc
ton of pig iron is already running
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ahead of consumption. and prices OF
steel products how q downward ten
dency. In cotton goods the produc-
ton is being curtailed fully so per
cent and a similar shutdown is also re-
ported in the wooden and silk indus
tries. The over production OF copper
continues in spite of lower prices and
a somewhat increased consumption:
the prospects OF regulating the product
are still as indefinite as yer The ten
dency of commodities is downward In
the wholesale markets though in time
this should cheaper cost to consumers
and thus somewhat reduce h cost of
living. AS to how far the business re-
action will go. it is impossible to de-
termine: but the indications are for a
quiet summer, and the prudent mer-
chant will conserve his resources and
pave the way for a fresh upward move
ment upon a lower and more substan-
tial basis when the time for recov-
cry comes.
This is the dark side of the picture.
Fortunately there is also a brighter
side. The most encouraging factor a.
nancially, is the continued ease OF mo.
ney, which is likely to continue until
the crop movement begins. The ex'
IRENE stringency anticipated for next
fall will probably be moderated by the
universal preparations for such all
event because disasters foreseen sci
dom occur. Nevertheless, the situa-
ton of the western banks is not an en-.
viable one. At the reserve centers
these institutions may be found in
strong condition owing to recent pre-.
cautions, but the forthcoming bank re
ports will be watched with unusual In.
terest, and until the autumnal strain
is passed the outcome of the western
land speculations will not be definite
ly known. Interior banks, as Is well
known will be obliged to depend upon
New York much more than usua fol
assistance in moving the o The
New York banks will, however, be r
a position to render such aid. especial
ly as money abroad Is easy, u credi'
there is good and the improving ten
dency Of our foreign trade will per
NIT of ample imports of gold. Engage
ments of the latter are already report
ed. and although it is doubtful If these
transactions yielded any profit. yet thu
operation is significant and demon
strates that the United States will b
in a position to draw the precious met
al from abroad in much larger suns
when needed. This is most assuring