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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
4 BROADER TENDENCY
Though Business Was at Much Low
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New York, Dec. 14.-Apart from it. slightly better tone today's stock mar ket differed In no essential feature from that of the preceding day. Bus iness was at a much lower ebo, though displaying a broader tendency which took in such specialties as General Electric, Western Maryland and Am erican Beet Sugar, but the bulk of the trading was limited, es usual, to less than a half-score of active is sues The financial district finds some cheer in the better demand for bonds and other high grade issues in antic- ipation of the large January interest and dividend disbursements, but the increase is yet too small to make a marked impression on this class of ss- curities. Resumption of the tariff agi- tation at Washington was seemingly without influence as market factor
 Some strength was shown by the list a the opening, especially in the coal shares. This movement was concur rent with rumors of an increase in the Lehigh Valley dividend, but an nouncement soon after of a postpone ment of such action gave the market slight setback, from which il re- lapsed into greater dullnsss.
 London's markets were decidedly cheerful. but showed restricted opera tions. In this market London bought sparingly of the Hartman issues, lAlIeu SIdlcS Slct1 anu AiIdASdII4d lEU Copper.
 Labor conditions came in for some attention by reason of the ultimatum of the western railroad mana gers fix ing a 1-2 per cent increase as the maximum to be granted to the locomo- tive engineers and the probable refusal of the engineers to accept this ad- vance without recourse to arbitration
 Foreign exchange advanced almost q sharply as it declined yesterday, implying that the fall was almost en- tirelv of speculative origin. Never theless. the rate is still within the inn port point and the belief that some gold engagements will be made before the expiration of the year still pre- vails.
 The report of the Northern Pacific railway for October shows very se- we're decreases in freight and passen- ger revenues, with a resultant loss of over S1.60O.00 in net. Various other railroads issued returns for the early part of November, many showing g large losses in gross earnings.
 A decision by the Georgia court of appeals favo3ing the income bond holders of the Central of Georgia road in their demand for more liberal inter- est payments was reflected in fur ther substantial advance in these is sues. The general bond market was steady. Total sales, par value, s1,- 559. .0O0. United States bonds were un- changed.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
LYNCH HEADS NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Louis Arnencans Change Hands-Eoston National League Club Also in Process of Sale e-f151,0O0 for Majority fnterest-Resolution Adopted Against Ac- ceptance of Prizes.

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
COTTON.

New York. Dec. 14,-Cotton futures closed steady. Closing bids: Decen- Der 14.SI. January 14s1. February t5-- 04 March 1s.2i. April 1880. May 15,4e June 15.4c. July 15.42, August l5.05. October 1S.Tl.
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
MON ET.

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 Time loans very dull: sixty days and ninety days. 494 IT per cent. SIX months 4I4 1-4
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
WESTERLY BOWLER fsoisposED
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
DON'T WORRY Il Makes Wrinkles

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
Take VIBURN-O

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-15
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-05
ETHICS OF THE BURGLAR.
When He's On His job Has No Time
for SenttmentaIitIes.
In, IL. rtiI..l.l-t.. ID

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From the Philadelphia Record.
When Mrs. HalloweIl, OF Upper Me-
rion, found a burglar in her house In
broad daylight she greeted him in the
manner prescribed by the highest ethics.
Have you no love for a mother? No
hlial respect?" she asked.
This was an appeal 20 the sentimental
side II the burglar. There Is said to be
something noble in every man, and this
was an effort 10 get at IT in the case OF
the burglar. In story books. especially
those of a distinctly religious flavor, the
appeal would have been successful. Al
the reference TO a mother the hardened
criminal would have melted in tears; he
would have begged Mrs. HallowelTs par
don and asked her to find some honest
employment for him. and thereafter he
would have been an exemplary citizen,
and indcxed under Mother, touching
anecdotes Of the influence Of" this tale
would have gone inUo Encyclopedias OF
Religious Anecdote and Phlanthropic
Incident
The thing didn't work that way. This
burglar admitted having an excellent
mother and furthermore, ne carried a
Bible around in his inside pocket. And
yet he did not melt IN the least. He
said; 81 am desperatesnow. and no moth
er's love viii stop me from getting mon
ey. for / need il, and I need It bad"
That is just the trouble with dealing
with burglars; when they are In the per
Torrance of their professional duties they
need money and need it bad, and they
do not pay the attention to illusions to
maternal love and Holy Writ which they
do in Sunday-school books and melo-
dramas. Henry Nell, Of Chicago, secre-
tary of the National Probation League,
has taken all the locks and fastennes
off his house. because he says we ought
TO meet burglars with the right hand Of
fellowship and not with guns. Visitors
may enter undisturbed." he says, but
I trust they viii waken me and allow
me to entertain them. am sure can
help them 10 better and more profitable
employment" But the chances arc that
when the burglar visits the Neil home
he viii reflect that it is his busy night
and he has no time for socIabilities, and
really he isn't looking for employment.
anyway.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-05
Taft and the Campaign.

President Taft VIII act a becoming
part. If he adhere 10 his determination
to take no further hand in the Congress
sional campaign.
His speeches have been conspicuously
sound. and comparatively free from par
tisanship. His administration IS now
better understood. No other Republican
has so clearly set out the joint achieve
ments Of the Executive and the Congress
as he has done. Having said all there is
10 be said. and said it well. his deter
mination TO say nothing more is born OF
wisdom.
II the country is unconvlnced OF the
actual constructive work done along pro-
gressiye lines these past eighteen months
putting aside the tariff, of eourse-then
certainly It viii not be convinced in the
heat OF a campaign. and the adminisra-
ton must wait upon the future 10 accord
it the credit justly due.
A President cannot, with full propriety,
take active part in any political contest
: Examples set in the past. OF such par
ticipation, are unworthy OF emulation.
Mr.. Taft, undoubtedly. will win addi-
tional respect and confidence by keeping
in mind the fact. which he is often wont
20 emphasize, that he is President Of the
United Statesmen President of a party
In practical politics. Mr.. Taft. in par
tieular, is strikingly out of place. His
mistakes-and ne has made a number Of
them-are largely political mistakes The
game of politics is not for him. Only
as a novice could he have been induced
TO contribute letter 10 the campaign
textbook, 70 write the extraordinary let
ter about patronage. and to allow him
self TO become involved in the imbroglio
over the Saratoga temporary chairman
ship.
His speeches at st. Paul. Cincinnati.
and New York have revealed him in his
natural and inspiring attitude-an attitude
Of statesmanship-and this is the attitude
which a fair-minded, sensible people wish
him 10 maintain. The fact that we have
a President who is not politician is to
the country's credit, no less than his own
But We cannot wholly suppress our
misgivings about his ability to keep out
OF the campaign. Big-hearted and mag
unanimous 10 a fault. politically, if. per-
chance, Roosevelt again should feel the
need Of aid from Beverly or Washington,
it will be unlike the Taft we know 10
withhold that aid. in spite of the lessons
of experience.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-05
PATENT MEDICINE EVILS.
Uncle Sam TO Begin Warfare Upon
the Cure-aIIs.

fFJFn the Chicago Tribune.
Suits are about 20 begun at Washing
ton under the pure food law against the
manufacturers Of certain patent medi-
cines. The charge viii be that they prom
Use impossibilities in order 10 sell their
wares, and thus are seeking to get money
under false pretenses.
Some Of these audacious traders on
human Credulity say that their nostrums
viii cure al diseases. Everybody ought
10 know that that must be a lie but
there are simpletons who do not Other
manufacturers aIIege that their COM
pounds viii cure certain ailments which.
the medical men know, cannot be cured
by the drugs used. The malady may in
deed be aggravated by them The men
whose Industry. so profitable TO themselves
and so hurtful 10 the public Is to be attack
cd have a defense in readiness. II is that
II is not unlawful to lie as regards the
effects Of their remedies. All that they
are obliged 10 do, they will allege. is 10
specify - ingredients. They hope this
plea will be strong enough to enable
them n continue 10 defraud credulous
invalIds through assurances Of a sure
cure at so much per bottle or dozen
bottles. II the trade Of these arrant de-
ceivers can be broken up as far as inter
state business is concerned. much will be
gained, and II the States shall follow
suit, still more. There are lies which no
law can prohibit and no court punish.
but that patent medicine lying which i'm
perils life and health cannot be classed
among the venial falsehoods