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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13

'Sicron idloB iid) ell Sdouipiel.
ooS lid, ieIten in lcgialatiuen Saller
ereignet. Nuf 4ntrag oeo Srn. Sen'
ion plIroen Ole Negellt oca Souice
iuspencirt un6 Serr &nnle@ u. Ghm.
fins iuit cinitimmiG 5ilm Otit9lie6
Oe6 Counties fiir Ylittel uno @ege
ernannt. Nur 5ruci Stinnlen ficler
gegen Den gntrog. So Eelegatel
Itimmte1 b~eiobcno.
@err Snlptins On1lttc nit lueniacr
ldlidlten @urten iilr Die ibm bonn
Saule erpieiene hobc Ghre, i'm ilbcr
Den aopf oes Spredcro gum Dit
glico bes bebcutenoitcn Comics ill
MAIDEN. aE,. ...
Nui Nntrng oc3 Nerrn Morriott
puroc tSerrn 2lopO Niltinion 81
rorf Die G~rlautniB ertbciIt rod Der.
tugung oes SouieS cine Grfl0rung
ob5ugebcn. Gie &ertugung erfolgte
menige Wtinllten lpGtcr, mo Sr. Mil'
tinlon Iugtc:
Ser slntroa, oeu @crr 0enion
porbin %itellte, lit ser uuBcrorOentlid)-
lte, bon Dem ih ie Geb0rt. Ginem
friibcren Witglieo uno Spred)cr oea
SonlcS 5lt perbietcM Dem Sprcd)er
bebiiIflid) 81 iein, lit ciu 8countc, Der
fuum ia6lid lit. NQc neuen Spres
der nebmen Die NiiIie alter Spred)cr
in Infprud). Ser SEER bon gulti-
morer6onntp that c3 iciucr 3eit oild).
Meinc Wotinc iinb Die reiniten. Sd
libe bicr. nm Sbrcm Spred)cr Ole
9abn 5u ebncn. Sd babe nid)ts I'm
rcdltca i'm Sinnc mo nid)ts llnrcd,s
ties getbon. Wcinc glhiid)t lit ullr,
Der Eurtci uno Gem Stoote 5ll bic.
men. llno ih babe 0na Hcdt, bier Sil
IiBcn ulo ben Sprcdcr jl berotben,
oenn ih bin iein Eriuotlcfrct1r. Sd
CLAUDE nift, boB ooa Snus Die Modt
bat, Dem Spred)er ju perbicten, Den
&ath ieineS EripatS efretGrs or5ll'
nehmen."
Serr @iifinion lplrOe beftig in lei.
men Nngriiien arf Serrn 9enion, uno
ais Serr 8iromoob bon Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Staot Baltimore.
1tnterbaltungs-8 esmciicr.

rafnsemir"-nlb e Ganob CHOP.
,tAuoiturium" - &. -. SotbcyH mo Nulia
Wiurlopc in folgcnocT Rcpcrtolrc:
Wtuuiug mn Steu'idG Nbero aNplneo II. Sulld"
Htittpch uHh SunnCriina Nbenp
nSlbmIug Der gSihcripdnliiaell :
SrCitaa 9lhcuS oNaInlci
naauimnun bon &cueeia"
.y@anetH"-. 9ruioe Girls.
,Npatouh"-sIb e Goubon ano tbe IbletN,
,Suro's"-.3 SipiuS".
""1SarpiauS"G aeit6's rgu Star" Snuseoile
uno Der 2ineipprupb.
BE Munumeutaf"@rI Che SudliHgs".
,,Miiipu.Sbruter," Baltimore labe SdD'Str.
Idelih unurteTbrohenC 2nl.oeoiAe' iIio
observation-disclosures
Geutides Snrmouie . Cafe uus 0ritanrnnt,
gir. Ala, G8cii' lOetiesS irabe ScocH Nbelo
bon S bic ~ ubr erotcs 9on5ert.
4cuutcc Yenbpon.giecitnl Srei!aa, ben ii.
Suuuur, ! nbr Eutntlidas.
netcubcn.9pge gE. 81, egtbias'Nttter"
SieuitdQ. ben is. Snuudr, 80. Subilaum, I'm
terbultuug uro 0dl in ocr r@erndfliu DturHeri
hpr-Nulle".
,edlnaben.eercin uou Baltimore" - Dsons
idg. ben u. Sanudr. %. StitiinGetc'i mo pau
in oev u@ermnnihs NidHnCrdur Sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Ter ScntIdle Gprrclupnpcnt.

Gle cin5ige beutid)e 3citnng III
Baltimore, pelfe ben 2eiern ollie
Ncuiafeiten Der Stabt, bes StaateS
ino Der MeIt tG9lib iriih I~icicrt,
Sic cin5igc ociltihc 8eitung, peld)e
IN allen areiicn bes Ieu.idtbunts
acleien miro. Nur Der nGorreipon.
ort" brinet Die Gepeifen Der Yaiio'
ciirteu Hreiie," beren TitglieO Der.
ic!be lit. Ser Correspondent" lit ole
eir5ige oeutihe 3eitung, meId,e lid
GROCER @erbreituus in MorpIano,
@oibington, Sirginien, @eitSirgis
riell, lolpie i'm gonjen Siioen e%rireut;
itcbt fcilter bieiieen groBeren en9Ii'
iGcn 3eitung I'M Gepeiden' uno
SofoInahrihten.G ienit nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
@uu See nnS Safen.

oMbein" triift beiite in HcD.Dort
eit. 3ablreid)e Gompicr SIT
Sparrom's Boiht. - Stiirmil1e
Reiie oes ,9orb ,Speagb." -
Iultern ourd) oie gispcrbdltniiie
rur.
Sm 9oufe bes beutigen Gprmlttogs
miro Der .9torooeutid)e 2lopb.I Gam.
per nHbein" in Neu.Dorf eintreiien
unb biirite oemgemGB om 6reitog
slbeno ODER Samitag 8ormittog bier
lein. lie Sffi3iere beS Gompfers
iino; Gapiton 8. 8roB, i. SiiBier
y. Wilslaff, 2. Oiii5ier q. Billing,
,. Sffi5ier W. Sosbogen, 1. Siii5ier
6. Sfels. 4. Ofii5ier s. S~todbauIen.
GroBer 0ampfer, 9etrieb
3u Sparrow's Eoint.
SeOer perfiigbore EIos an ben
@eriten Der .Narplano Stabl.G Som.
pagnie" 5u Spurrom's Yoint lit Don
GGmpiern beiest, melhe giiener5 abs
luren. Tie Tomen ser Iampfer
lino ySoncreo" nit 5000 Sonnen,
,Smtalon" nit 400 5onnen,
Otto Sperbrup" NIT 5000 5onnen
unb rGbiperitoue" nit 4400 Sounen.
IuBeroem Iiegt ser Gampfer $50
rlbion" nit 6400 5onnen an Der
Quarantine unb Ser Iampier ,Sif"
miro bellte nit elmer dbnlihen Ga.
Glng eintreffen.
Stirmi DIT Geiie.
Nad elmer Sobrt, 1peld)e % Gage
hcuerte, longte geitern Der Sampfer
rSoro Soeogb" bon Der 2oro-2inie
con Seneriife bier on. 9to6 Ingabc
bes Capt. 9ronne mar es Die itiir.
miidylte Heiie, Die Der Tompier je
rlafte. CUR 3eit, dis Der Gompfer
bier bate eintreffen iplen, fGmpite
er nod nit ben iturmbeiuegten @os
gen. Am 5. Samlor lab iih Der ga.
pitan %ge5auuneefl bermuda ait5nlan-
len, I'M Den erid)opften aoblenpor.
ROTH i'll crneliern. sln mund)en "a.
sen miitbeten 10 beftige Stiirme, oob
Der Sampier MIR bier anoten pro
Stllnoe 5uriidle9en fonnte.
Nn tern Deroen rar.
Wfit Dem 5utebmenoen @iS IN Der
Goi nimmt Die 3obl Der anlangenben
Nulternbopte entipredleno nb. Gle
Solge lit, boB 5iemlit bobe Ereiie
be5ublt lperben; bieielben rongirten
geItern bon 20 9ents bis $1.20 pro
guidel. Sros oes Giles langen tug.
lid) einige auiternboote bier an, Die.
ieIben bringen aber nift geniigeno
al;itern fir Den %2ofalbeoarf. Seit
cliua orei @ofen murOen feline Nu,
fern BON ben natiirlifen 9etten ilno
HGllfen in Der 9ai geimgen. Die
Sur 3eit ouf bem Wnrft b%eiinolifen
Sd~)aoltbiere fommen BON Eriuat.
3iiftereicn i'm Enturcnt-Tiper, in
Der Wobiof.@oi mo BON Yurften
iii Sirginien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
in 9ebensgefab FIR.

Seuer in elmer Nsietbsfaierne al Der
Siio.g onoitroBe brinet % Eerio-
nen ocm 1lammcntob nabc.
TSll,dt aus benz 5peiten Stodluert
mittcllt Seiter.
Iltrd) eilen Yrono, Der utter alten
Qumpen in pinem Shranfe unter Der
Sreppe I'M eriten Stodmerf 6eS Suu-
les 9sr. 6t7, Siibs9onoitrabe, olls-
brad,, murOen nid)t neiliger als %
Ierionen in sic @efabr gebradt, ben
Tlomn1entoo 81 erleioen. Ils Dos
ISeuer entoedt murbe, brannte bereits
Ole Sreppe unO iuurbe oaburh ben
i'm 3neiten lrnb oritten Stodtperf be-
iinoli6en Yerionen Der @eg ms
3Sreie abgeldnittcr. Sn crlten Stpda
merf luobnt @oicid &iper nit Irou
u,o icd)s 9inoern, i'm 8lpeiten Stod-
merf Iralt Sophia 2llbinsfi nit ibs
rem Ronn llnb orei ainbern unb
,Soiepb Urban nit ieiner sSrnu uno
Mutter mo I'M oritten Stodnerf
Mihael Gpron nit Jrau nnO fitrf
ain0ern. Serr &iper, Der ei1 Stro.
benreiniger lit uno crit 5u irilber
M~orgenitllnoe nod Sauie fam, iflief
nit ieinem %ied)si1bri9en &nabcn
Sbomas in eirem 3in,mer oeS erIteu
Stodluerfs, neiien 5biire in ben
Sausflur fiibrt, in Dem Der grano
oitsbrodl rpGbrenb iih ieine SroI
unb feline oitoeren &inoer in Der &ils
die hefotoen. Ter Houd) puroe gu
crit bon Sroil llrbinsfi inn 5~lueitel1
Stodlperfe entOedt, ipelhe Sroi Si.
per llno sic iibrigen Sollsbepobner
alarmirte. Srou aiper luldelte lid)
raid in Elm Sud) elm uno elite ourdl
oen brennenben Sausflur nod Dem
Sdlaf5immer hires Dlannes. Sets
terer folgte ibr naf Der Slide, oils
or jeoob bort angelangt mar, iiel ibm
Elm, baB iein fleiner Sunge nod, m
Dem 3immer idlief. ST elite ioiort
5uriid, un0 ais er nit DEM Snoben
Den Sausflur mieoer ourdlief, moren
Die Slammcn bereits lomeit porge-
orunqen, baB ibm Die Soare perieu9t
murOen. Sn5piihen paren Die Be
mobner oes oritten Stofiperfes in
bas 5meite berabgefommen, wuroen
ober bort our6 Die 5lommen. wel6e
Die Sreppe beraufiholien, NIT oen
9epobnern oes Slpeiten StodiperfS
an Der meiteren 5luft p%erbinbert.
Serr Urban, Der etniab, Dab au9er-
blidlif) etiunS geldeben muBte, ipagtc
ben Sprung ans einem Senlter III
ben Sofraum uno bolte cine 2eiter
berbei, mittelit pelher iGmmtlife
9%epohner bonn 5~peiten uno britten
Stodruerf IN Siferbeit gelangten.
Ils Die 6euermebr erid)ielt, batten Die
Slummen idon itarf Inn iih gegrif-
len purben ober bon ben Seueripebr-
lcuten III %flr5er 3eit geloiht. Der
Sd)abeu Der auf $500 eeihGst miro,
lit Ourh G%eriiferuns bel Der Cent.
idlen 6e,lerueriiherungs-@ eiealduit
geoedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is the only German Newspaper in Baltimore
that carries the full Associated Press re.
ports.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger.
man PAPER in Baltimore that gives its read
ers all the important happenings in the
city, the State, and the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT as far as It's news
columns Is concerned, is second to no paper
published in Baltimore.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man Newspaper that circulates throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the
south.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
-Mdtung!-
TrobiinnsW arreniikuna
Sonnfas, 16. Sanmar.
JrpbTnn- Sale.
(13,,5-6)

FeprGentnn Solpncn )
bon Wid)iann bat Die bon @cneroI,
ImuaIt @ideribam ausgeorbeitete
eiienbobn-9iQ I'M GongreB einge.
reid)t. Tieielbe lit 10 lang uno ans.
fubrlif), ooB ibr @ortlailt cine babe
3eitung fiillen piiroe. Br1Iioeut
1aft hot lie a%utgebeiben. Nun miro
lif 5eigen. uelfe Steqlung Der Goll,
greb 81 Ger Bill nimmt. Gie Giien,
babn'2eiter Iinb Der Bill nit)t ion1
ocrIid actuogen; aber aiid) bon at,,
cerer Seite miro Ginlprud) erhoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13

Seroieute Vef0r0erung.
- Sr. Geo. =. MGbler plroe geltern
gum Siilfs- SetretGr lino Shobmei.
tier Der r6ioelitp onb GepoIit Cont
panp" ernnnnt. Gieies lit Elm neiler
Foiten. Der bon oieier Gompagnic
aeld)offen iuurbc, oo Die 9eih1itc
bericlben Icbr 5%u9enpmnten babei.
Serr Geo. 9. Wabler itebt ieit 1891
I'M Gienite Der nSibelitp ono &c
poiit Co." iuelde bic nsSioelitp Srllit
So" geid)affen bot. Sic Grnenmtng
iii cine 9%eioroerung. Serr Wtdbler lit
bon oeutider abltummung, Gr hc.
gonm ieine Gorriere in 1882 ols 9ii-
rconilinge I'M 8antgeih1it Der Ser
rem Summer & 0eder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Qe6cn III ieben Srppfsn,

las Slaidenfiiq. 1epartement Der
Geo. 8iintber, iun., grau.Go. lit nit
Den reitelten ginriftunsen perieben
rermittelit berer oas Bier brett aus
ben Sagerfdiiern Der Yraucrei Del,
Nloid)en 5n9efiibrt iuirb. 9ic 3oIee
III ein perle1bes, ihdumenbes. rcines
Slcr; beicnoers acknowledgement
ST er~npfeblen. 9eiteIIt brett bon be,
Vranerci. 2 Dilseno 6laihen $500
y. & .. 9bone. @olfe 20.
(0iai4, Ii,7o.Sa-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
SteO. s.. 0iensr & &c.,
217 Cit Baltimore GtraEe.

gcutIhcs u,to anoeres oiisI1nbi.
id,es @eIo eefauit unb ~perfouft.
@eloienounem beiorst mod Te,itid.
lana. Scitreih, 9aiBIano II. /. 10.
@edieI ausseiteIt a,ii o,isIdnoiide
WonFen. Grcoitbrieie unb 5rapcIers
CHEQUES. (9-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Oebt'S mad waibimatpm:
Tam einsriehrt bel
5emry a1trrkird)ru
I'M altea
6Dtel SSrik Neuter.
9enunlsania.ausnns uns oohu w,arfhan #laes
ISuu3-l
Noti3.
Sebbel's eiu5iges StnSio.

Nuti3.
Sebbcl's eiusiges StnSio.
SeOermann fcnnt bic BON nus ge.
Iicferte Nrbeit; mir oenfen nidjt b.
ran, inns ielbit sn iuben, ionbern iiber.
iaficn oies nniereu 9eiitmnsen. Seine
Sreppcn bel inns sn eriteisen. 2aTeu
Sic i'd BON Mnberen nidjt tdniden,
es gicE unr Gin einsiges Sebbel.S Stu.
bic nnS Sies befinbet iid im Rarterre.
Idjtem sic anf bas Sans, tuo nnier
Wamcu ami Sbiren unb Geniteru
ittbt.
&eine Taenten. Gin Hreis.
Ndjtem Sic aIf
-1eb6eI'S-
321 Rsro.0 Con- Ctr. nahe Sish.ztr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
WeIhieubnndeu.

9eloienouuaen nod TatidIono
unS Seitreid . uiigarn iider' unb
id)ne1 beiorgi. 5, 10 nto % Warf.,
iosuie 10 mro 90 aronen.S heine gu
perfdufen.
9beo. 8. 1iener e Co.,
(9-l Wr. 217. ch.Waltimore.E tr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-18

is how to make herself attractive,
But, without health. It is hard for her
to be lovely in face, form or temper
A weak. sickIy woman will be nervous
and irritable. Constipation and Kid
ney polscns show In pImples, bIotches
skin eruptions and a wretched com
plexion. But Electric Bitters always
prove godsend to women who want
health, beauty and friends. They regu-
late Stomach. Liver and Kidneys. puri-
fy the blood; give strong nerves.
bright eyes. pure breath, smooth, vel
vety skin. lovely complexion, good
health. Try them 5oc al Brown 8
Co.'S, d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-18
PROGRAM FOR
BAND CONCERT

Weather permitting the chickasha
Concert band will play the following
program at the corner Of Third street
and Chickasha agenae on the night Of
Saturday, the 18th inst, commencing
at s O'Clock.
Two-step march, "The Detroit, AL
bert.
Overture, Jolly Robbers" Sup -.
sehottische, "Bewitching Eyes, -
Peckham.
Waltz, Blue Danube, STRAUSS.
Descriptive piece, elIunting Scene"
-Bucalosl.
The Racket at GIilIgan's," Irish
overhIre-,-L. O. Dewitt.
March milItaire, "Royal Tumpeiers"
-Selizer.
Star spangled Banner
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-18

While the harbor pageant was TAX.
iae place. Battery park, where Colonel
Roosevelt was to land, and Broadway
and Fifth avenue, along which he was
to pass were filling. Il is estimated
that in Battery park alone, where the
formal welcoming took place. 10000
persons had gathered.
Two hundred feet from the entrance
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-18
B. W. LUBMAN
"To Command Success Look
Prosperous"

- f%Nf - @4~f
Y You have noticed many man 4
= with that prosperous and self =
= satisfied air and have thought to =
= yourself there is a man who is =
= successful, otherwise he could not =
= afford that gem glistening in his =
= shirt front, and that beautiful =
= solitaire on his finger" This i'm =
= presses every one as 1t does you, =
= and you can have the same ap- =
= pearance with lesser invest =
= ment than You imagine. We =
: would auggest that You call and =.
= allow us to show you our beauti- =
*ful assortment OF diamonds and y
+ by quoting you a few prices you =
: will readily see that you can also =
= afford to look prosperous. DO not 4
= forget thar you must buy your dia- =
= mond from a reliable concern, =
= and one that You have The utmost y
= confidence in. This Is a reliable =
= concern. q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-18
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
chickasha. Okla,

Emergency Hospital for the
G. r. |. & P. Ry. General hospi-
tai for all cases, except conta-
gious diseases. Drs. I've and
Downey, Surgeons. For rates
and other information, address
DIR. n. p. TYE.
Phone rs. Chickasha, Okla.
D.2w.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-18

Editor What Another manu-.
scriptT" Assistant Yes: Overheard
at the Sewing Circle'-rl75 words
Editor Nonsensel Return 1t at
oncel There must have been many
more words than that. ~ Lippincctt'a
Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-18

Will not neglect his eyesight.
He knows the value it will be in
later years. If you feel that your
eyes need an examination, you
should have it done by a compe-
tent optician. You can secure
the best services by coming here,
We cannot make a new eye,
neither will we attempt to do SO,
but we can help anyone whom
glasses will help. Remember
I'VE DO One Thing Well"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-18

TEN Par CENT.
We can place your money al 10 per
cent. first class personal security,
chaliel mortgages or mortgages on
either city and farm property Crop
prospects were never better. let your
money gosto work and business viii
move.
svALEY & DOUGAN
Office phone 2se: residence. Douean
277; sialey. Gs4.
5.27.h,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-18

A more up-to-date market than
thls---no matter where you go,
Ii the meat is not tender, If
the fowl is not tasty, the dinner
is spoiled. Every housewife
knows how annoying this is. But
there is no danger il our market
receives your order.
You can always count on the
finest quality meats and the low
est prices.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-18

YOU CAN BUY ANYTHING YOU
WANT IN cHlckAsHA At PRICES
As Low As The LOWEST.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-18

Get nrodie's photos, they are better
ana cost sou less. tol Kansas avenue.
6de-l0t
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-28

The general supposition when Col
onel Roosevelt came home from Afri-
ca was that he was not informed as
to what had been ~transpiring during
his absence from this country, with
particular reference to the Taft ad-
m%inistration and many other import
ant things. The editor of the Den
yer Post and the Kansas City Post.
however, relieves the mind of the
public on that score. He met Colonel
Roosevelt at Khartum and had a long
chat with him. The Denver editor said
that he was much surprised to learn
that Colonel Roosevelt was cognizant
of everything of Importance that had
occurred in this country, what had
lead UP to it and the general result.
The Denver man said that some per-
son had kept fhe colonel mighty well
informed, and the information was
accurate on every point.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-28

Since returning home Mr.. Bryan
has announced that he will enter the
field to speak for the prohibition
movement, taking the platform first
in the state Of Missouri. which state
will vote on the proposition at the
November election. 1t seems that Mr..
Bryan is thoroughly imbued with the
righteousness Of the great question
and will lend his influence to make
prohibition much more of a measure
of success.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-04-28

State Superintendent Hotchkiss Of
the New York insurance department.
In a recent address to the republican
league. said: Impressed by the cor
rupt practices of the few, the plain
people are beginning to doubt the re-
liability of the legislative branch.
Each decade of late has seen the ex-
ecutive grow stronger, the legislature
grow weaker, each decade the people
have become more satisfied to trust a
man not merely to execute but to
make the laws" There is more than
n reason for the indisputable fact
that the people look more and more
to the executive. But the chief. one
is that all the people have a part in
the election Of the executive, while
none OF them votes for more than one
or two members of congress. the
one or two members Of congress NAV
tell their constituents that they have
control. being so far in the minor
ity. and their constituents certainly
have no control over the other con-
gressmen. in whose election they had
part. Consequently, they look
more and more to the executive, as
the representative Of the whole peo-
pie. instead Of to representatives Of
part Of the people. to bring about the
they desire.
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twenty million dollars, and even they
consider that as a very conservative
estimate-not to mention the disor-
g%anization Of many businesses which
were more or less dependent upon the
motor traffic Of the company.
Then. too. we're the sympathetic
strikers losers to a great extent. In
many parts of the country men en-
gagged in labor consented to go out on
a strike to aid the Philadelphia car
men. although they we're misguided
in what they thought they we're ac-
complishing.
Arbitration never had much of a
show to bring the strike to a settle
ment-meaning that something
should have been done in the situa-
tion to make conditions more or less
impossible for another strike. 1t was
only a few weeks ago that the rail-
roads were threatened with a strike
which involved one hundred and sew
enty-ive thousand The railroad
officials realized that something must
be done to harmonic the forces that
were ready to walk out. 1t did not
take long to reach an agreement
which averted a strike which would
have been of great injury to the
try at large.
There is hardly any situation COM
ing up between the employe and the
employer but what can be settled
through arbitration, and neither side
should assume an attitude of such
belligerency which would make it i'm
possible to reach a proper adjustment
of the difficulties. Aside from the en-
ploye and employer, the public is
really the sufferer, and it is from the
public which both parties are expect
ing to get their principal support. I'm
der those circumstances it is then the
clear duty of these forces to take into
consideration more seriously than
ever before what harm is going to be
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NssACrresport ~ the state insurance ex-
S1aakIaelrixof New York. after an OK
Iiaination 81 seven months. declares
|53dIsaf fhs Mutual Life Insurance COM
a5aiaIi, lost 3a37 $40 In settling liti-
INtonsxiith tho MesCurdys. II will be
fsI1saa n,lbsersesd that whom Richard a.
8SUnrty president, resigned, suit
sssasjkb.sesauuighht asainsts him and his son
heSscom1ulpI,any q recover $7,700.-Ss
I1xI06ffulnuds which Il was charged.
SfjI5as missused. It was widely an
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nounced that these actions were set
tied by the payment of $750,00O by
the McCurdys to the company. Now
it is disclosed that, instead of the re-
ceipt Of this sum by the policy-hold-
ers, they actually paid $237,349 to
the McCurdys, in the way of allowed
claims. The settlement was based
on a report signed among others, by
Henry w. Taft, brother of the presi-
dent, and Joseph H. Choate, former
ambassador to England. 1t is also re-
vealed that the company paid illegal
ly to agents in the year of the cleo
ton of a board of directors, the sum
of $~168,351.93, the inference being
that this was used to help bring about
the election Of the Peabody man
agement and directors. The Hughes
insurance reform laws do not seem
to have improved the standards Of
business with the great insurance
companies of New York. If their man
ayers were genuinely interested in
their companies, they would take no
chance of giving them the bad adj
vertising Of such disclosures as these.
But the fact seems to be that they
are wholly selfish !!
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SEALING SCHOONER MISSING.

st. Johns, N. F., April 26.-spec;al
The sealing schooner, Arovo has been
missing since April list. 1t has been
reported as having sunk with 1877
person aboard. 1t is believed the YES
sci struck an iceberg. No details.