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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01

Ginfahbeit in pejt. Wen=p =peit unb 9llts
Sftn ftreihen porbsi. Die llnadrn mo-
biliiir.n oie frembsn BdIte. Gtso reibt
mid sntihfoHen bon Der Ssite Der
Siebenbiirserin unb ifleppt MID ouf
Ged. Gs in audi ipabrlih Der Riibe
nerth.
Sine mGttiee ipeItftGotiihe Sstnt-
rie ridiet iib auf. 2i6terbefdte Bril-.
den fpringen in pompbofien Nkiens
bGasn iiber ben Strom. gluf ben fhon
nahtihdttisen S0ben 5eihHe ii6 bic
llmriiie zines ungebeuer breiser polds
ites ab. aus Der 9untelbeit am onbern
llfsr FART Elm Walb BON sotbiider
Spiben5ier. 6ier alissrt elm freier
glab nit benz 4nsbIid nah nddt
lihem Strabensepiibl. Cine 5iilIe bon
2.ben, Elm usberfIub an geipegung
unb fiekrdbnlifer 5ait fliebt ruue
Ihenb iibsr uns bin. Der Seusrbaud)
Der 8roBftabt perienst mir nit .insm
maIe bic Grinnerune an bic fiille5obri
unb n.uaisrig uno NIT einem fat iIoz
pfenp.n Gersen fabrt ih, lpdbrtno Is
pofIia Raf)t ipirb, in ben 3ufall Der
frembortis.n laut.n Stabt binein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01
Gnsliihe EreRbeten seseu Oic
Ser. Staaten.

Seit grlsoiguns Der n4labama"
Iniprube, als Gnglano 20 MiQipnen
Dollars GriaB fir ben S6absn on bic
8er. Staaten be3ablts, tpelden bic in
engliI6en 6dfer gebautsn Iiioldnbii6en
areu3er un1erem 6anoel Sugefiigt bdtz
ten gait es ais 0eieB iur Die sn9Iiite
PoIittt uno Yreiis, freunoihaftli6en
8ertebr nit ben Ser. Stauten 8u pile
gen. Wan bate snoli6 ertannt, paB
Die ameritaniihe Ratipn ni6t nit Ell
nem Regtmsnt europdiihsr SolDaten
srobert lperben tonne, unp finq an,
9eiorgnifie psgen Ganapus gu baeen.
Oieie ielbit auferlegte 3urudbaItung
Dtro jsst ourhbro9en, inpem bic eng
hide preiTe ibre gr0bIten 9eIhiibe oes
gen Die Der. Staatsn fpieIsn ldbt. Die
8eranlaiiung hIer3u geben bic 9emiiz
bungen Der Ser. Staten, bic afrito.
niihs Regsrs sRepublit 2ibsriQ aug i6z
rem perfdieoensH ROtben gu befrei.n,
Die ipe3iea finan3ieaer Qrt iinb, uno
aud ben Qbiihten Der europGiiten
9lahburn, bic QnnerionseeIiiits b.tunz
ben, sntgegen gu fpirtsn. Der alien
GrTabrung gemdB, bag man 4nbere
ndh ii6 felbit beurtbeilt, erblidt bic
4}ref's @nglanbs in bieiem gemii6en
cine 2tbiiht Der Ser. Staatsn, Elm Bro
tettorat iiber 2ibsriu su erri6ten uno
iol6er Beiis SUB in 4frita gu faFen.
8ieier 8erbaht 1T p0llig unbeariinost.
Sir unitr 2nup bonpelt es iih um
lueiter ni4ts. ais Die @rfiiQung elmer
mpruliiten pfli6t.
Die Repu6lit 2iberia ipurbe in ben
srpQn5ie Subrsn DOR 4usbruh unieres
giirgsrtriegss nit 5arbieen aus unIss
rem 2nnbe beiiebsIt, I'M bic StIapereiz
frage ourh allmdhlihe 0epprtirung
Der 5urbigen nu6 Qfrita gu l0ien.
8teier plan madts feline guten Sort
i6ritte unb Der 8iirgsrtrieg maate ale
len psitsren 8emibungen Elm Gnbe.
Die gef6iloerten 8srbdltnifIs re6tisrs
ttsen Die 4uffafiung Der Ser. Staaten,
pab lie bis 3u einem getpiTen 9rabe
perpfll9tet ieien, aiberia gu beihIssn.
8on elmer 4nnerion lit feline Rebe.
5ol9e pbantaiterei lit unfersr Regiss
runs frsmo unb nod mebr unierem
8olfe. 9u Die gntitsbunssssfhibte
2iberias Der engIif6en QreHs nint une
betannt Iein tann, 10 entfpringt Der
4ngriff bon oieier Seite auf unfer
euHo nnoeren llriaden, als borssssben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01

gortsr 6 barlton, Der iein:
sSrau in StaIien ermoroet bat uno in
Reip Yort perbaftet poroen 1T, tann
nah 9efunb elmer Srrendr5te nitt
fur Surednunssfdbtg geItsn. SuS entz
ipriht oem bisbsrigen grauhe. Die
SrrenGr3te 9eben uffenbar bon Der In.
iitt aus, oaB jeosr MDroer irrIinnig
1T, bsnn penn er nidt irriinnig tpdre,
lpiirDe sr teinen U}oro begebsn. Der
leioige umituno lit nur Der, odB Die
Wobltbaten oieies loQiihen Yro5eHes
nur 9enisnigen gu 8ute tommer, mel
de ii6er Die n0tbtgen Wtittel periii9en,
Inn Elm babes 9uBeno ,SrrsndrSte 81
besdbIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01

General g 0 1tmeiitsr 6ttbz
cod bat oringenb empfobIen, bic 9oits
nsiiteriteQen stpeiter uno oritter alafe
oem 3ioiloisn't ein3ureiben. 8enr
oa sgeihtebt, lpirb bic patronage Der
Songrebnitelteoer beoeuteuD pertiir3t
fperoen, uno oas tpGrs Elm gang beions
oerer 8ruuo fir Die Reform. Die Der
oebung bon Ypitmeiiteritelen lit
ihlieBlih bod nihts anoeres, ais etne
torrupte gesinfIuTun9 Der WubIen.
Sn ge3ug uuf bic 9pitmeiiter pierter
aIaI7e tpirb Der 0enerols9o 9oitmeiiter
beontraaen, tie aus Dem 3ioiloienit
pieosr gu entfernen, od es niht m0Qli6
lit, Dieie Boitsn, Die teine groben Gin
finite bringen, 81 beIeBsn, rpenn puz
ran Die 9eOinoung zines Gramens oez
tnupft ntro, 9isier Riidi1ritt ipGre
8u beoduern uno er ltebe iih oerbirz
bern, lpenn oas Grdmen in oieiem Sull
duf cine 5ormaIitdt bsIhrdntt tpirp,
Damit ods perniinftige prinStp per
bleiht, baB 0ffentlids 4emter nidt Qls
politii6e geute oienen t0nnen. gu unz
Ierer 8r0bten 8erpunoerunq erfuhren
mir. bab bic Boitdmter erIter SlaiIe
petterbin oa3u oienen ioQen, polttifhe
9tenIte 3u beIohnen. 9as 1T bod Elm
6ohn auf aqe Segrtffe BON Rsgierung.
Die goftdmter in ben grObten Stdotsn
itnD bod BON oan3 beionoersr Wittigz
felt uno es ioQts bod beTonbers itreng
oarauT 9eieben lperoen, oaB iie cine ia
6ige 9e'esunq finoen unisres Or
msi1en5 Iiegt niht Der mirbsIte Gruno
Dor, purum Der gan3e goItoien't niht
untsr Die 3ipiIoienitregeIH ssitsut rperz
BEN fpLIte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01

Gle 9trettor.n Der Gbic1qoer
Dei3enborie iirb Is6r unge6alten bar
iibsr, oaB trOB Der g0rienzR Rsgulatip=
nen einGOrner inSulizsWei3 beftdno.
Gs ipiro etne unterfu6ung sin9eleitet
1Deroen, um Gieisntgen, psl6e ben
Corner munipultrt bdben, pon Der
8Orie ausSuitoBen. ggir t0nnen bem
girettorium ntdt ortngeno gsnuq emz
pfebleu, es niht beim blobsn geThlub
betpsnoeu 81 laifsn. ba Ionit bic itrene=
ften 9efege, lpel6e Dem 80rfenIpieIe
Elm gnoe MAIDEN, niht ausblet6en tDnz
nen. Ri4t bios bic 5armsr, iOnoern
bas geIdmmte ameritunii6e 8oIt lit
NIT Der 56dtfa6e pertrdut, DaB bic
Borfe 5u eInsm Doltsdusbeutenben csnz
itttut berabgsiuntsn 1T unb ben nit
tslpuntt elmer 8erfhp0rung asqen bic
Werbrduher btlo2t. Der RimEus Der bic
8orfe 6tsber umitra6lt bat, iii lGnoit
9etpihen, IeitD:m Das 9olt ben aarntz
ter Der BOrienmdnner purhIhQut hat.
YIN oieIsr 8erlpiloerunQ per ghicaqoer
gOrie tragsn orei Mdnnsr fhulo,
Deihe 8srtrster oes 9roBtapitals iinb
uno itt Der g0rie als WiitteI bepienen,
nm oos 9olt gu beruu6sn. Menn bic
BOrfenperpulter Iit pisier 8anbiten
nift 81 entlsotgsn piiIen, nirD bas
sdn5e 8orfsngefhdft uufb0ren, benn
pas yoh tpiro teine RGuberbD6len bule
ben, aud penn fie bas 5Strmafhitb ii.
Ter gOrie traseu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01

Der 6 bicagpsr Straben :
&ommtIiGr r bat reitgntrt. Gr 9tbt
teinen9runo an, 'agt aber, oaB er groBe
Sdpierigteiten nit ben 0ffentli6en
aorporationen gebabt, bic Iid peigers
ten, Die StruBen, tpel6s lie uufgsriiz
fen batten, orbentli6 gu pfIuItern. Nus
bteTem Grunoe t0nnten 10 3iemlih alle
Strabenz& &ommtTdre in Den Der.
Stadten reiiqniren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01
Die ltniperIoI garicob serpic

- Die uniperiol Iaricob Serpice
go. oes !Sotel aniferboder in Stem
g)orf mil 2urus-3arieabs in Tienlt
itellen, oeren oberer Tbeii Taft gan5
aus geidliffenem 8las beiteben uno
Die eleftriih beleuhtet iein iollen, 10
oaB bic 3omen, fpelf)e iie beniisen,
fih in oil ibrer 5oilettenpraft bon
auben beipitihern IaiieH fonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01

Senatpr Crane pirp iih i'm
auftraQe pes grdiinsnten nah benz
Weiten beaeben, um Die pplitiIhe
Stimmung oaielbit gu ertunben. Yer
Srdiibent bat iid einen ihlehten 9es
rather uusgsiu6t. Crane 1T elm ebenio
einsefleii6ter Stanbpatter lpie glbrit,
bios oab er nidt Reiterftiefel trdet,
ipnoern in Soden fhleiht. 0iefer 1T
auber Stanoe, elm ri6tiges Bib bon
Der Situation gu ltefern, oa er su iebr
in 9orurtbeiIen befangen lit. Sm
llebrigen lit Die Situation, Die Der
9rGfoent erforIhen min, sur 9eHiigs
betannt. 8us gan5e Bolt oes Weiteus
itebt auf Seiten Der Sniurgenten. 9as
Stdnopattertbum lit. tpie ith oas BON
IeIbft oerItebt, nur untsr ben polititern
pertreten, bic niht pom 8plte aus Der
Serriduft oerordngt iein pollen uno
iih in ben lebten Nominationen gang
beIonoers Mtiibe geeeben buben. ben
5butbeitano gu peroeden, inoem lie ale
Giinite uno ale 8elonittel in Inipenz
Dung brahten, I'm Die 9lominationen
Stonoputtern 5u3utpenoen. Wer aber
Die 4bitimmun9sliiten elmer Yriifun9
unter3iebt, Der piro finoen, oab bic
Stanopatter 3umeiit nur nit geringen
Maiorjtdten purdgebrungen iinp. 9us
trifft iogar uuf Ohio 81. Riht mirber
tit bstunnt, oaB Der 8runo Der Sniurz
rettionen leoi9lid uno dlIein am Sorif
ltegt. Wenn Der YrdTbent cine
8eferung in Der 9oltsitimmung
pinIht, 10 muB er tpeit9ebenpe uno
bsitimmte Yeriprehungen in 9e5ug auT
eine balbigs unb umfangrsite RepiIion
oes SQrifs MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01

Der SonqrsB &unDioot
bon benz mir nsuIih berihtet, oaB feline
domination ibn SAC, ,698.83 getoitet
bat, lit Soiepb 6. SibIep. 0isIer bat
ihon friiber Dem GongreB angehOrt.
muBte absr 8psi Sabre lang iih i'm
SunteIn baItsn, nadoem rutbar gez
lporoen, in pelhen engen 9e3ie6ungeH
sr gum 8obIen0IzSruit Itanp. Die
9erpfFentlidung ieiner 8riefe an ben
aobIen0lz zMagnaten Nr6bolo ma6te
ihn unmoglih uno bat audi Der poltz
tiihen 2aufbobn zines Sbioer Senaz
tors Elm gnoe genaht. IS lit oers
itGnolid, ouB elm fold anriidiges
Subjstt Elm 9ermogen ourun penben
mubte, I'm feline Termination gu erlanz
gen, uno fir Ietne grtpGhIun1 Dirn er
lpo6l nod mebr be5ahlen mIiien. Wos
her oas 9slD tDmmt, brautt man ndh
bem 9eiagten niht mebr gu rat6en. IS
ipGre ein nationaler Stonbal, penu
Stblsp sepdblt tperben IoIlts, a6sr nod
gr0ber pdre Der StanoQI, penu Der
aongrsB Die Wabl ni6t iir urgiltig
srtldrte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01
Sn llnsarn.

Ibihieo bon 0i.n. - 4n 9oro pes
Donaubampfers. Sin bunt.s
8oltersemiIh. - Das 2anbThaftss
bib. - ungariihe 9srbdItniiis.-
preBburs. - Waleriide uferlane.
Ihaften. - 3issuuermuiit, - uns
garns 5auptitdot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01

Vie Derluutst, bat Der 9rGz
iioent ben 9enerulanpalt Witeribam
uno ben 5anbelsminiiter NageI beoufs
tragt. Iih na6 4lastu gu begeben, nm
Die Sei6uloigun9 gu unterIuder, buB
bas 8u9genbsimz zWorganIhe Snnoiz
tat Die Serrihuft iiber jenes Serritps
rum fiibrt uno ale m0gIt6en Monos
pole. nit GinI6luB Der Sob
lenIdnoereien. an Iih gu brin9sn Iuht.
Dab in IIdstd et1pas faul 1T, bat Der
prGIIoent oepubt, ebe bic unterIudung
9egen 8alIinger begann. Qus oieIem
8runbe empfaFl er bem aon9reB, fir
4lustu cine 8srpaltung mad benz
Wuiter Der 9hilippinenz aommiiIiou
einSuiegen. Die Sniurgenten betdmpfz
ten bieien 9orIhlug jeoo6 aus benz
Grunoe, pdB bic gepobnsr pon Ntostd
baourd entmiinoigt lpiirDen. 9Qs iii
grtnsipienzHetterei. Die 9epobner
bon 4Iasta 1ino nidt i'm StonDs, Ii6
ae9en bic Wtorguns uno 8uggeubeims
au bebaupten. Tus psrmaq nur Die
Regierurg. gs if ou6er 3u 6ofFen,
baB Der prdiioent nit ieinem glane
burhorinat unD er Dirb iehr energifa
auf osmielben beiteben. penn bic Be-
ri6ts Der beiOen aommiiIGrs bic QntLa.
gen beitGtigen IOlIten.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-03

FOR SAlE:--A silver II. Flat Cham,
pion Cornet. Price $4,000. will sell
for $4,000 cash. Reason for sacri
flee. sickness and need money.
CAPT. A. Il. TREVlrT.
Salvation Army.
l0-S.l0tf.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-03
LAWYERS LOST,
The Parties to the Suit Won Out
of Court.
BY HARRISON wErMoRE.

copyright. fslo. by American Press Asso-
ciation.l
When John Jones met a widow bear
Ing the same name at a summer re-
sort he was tired OF widowerhood or
rather OF his peculiar brand OF bache-
lorhood. for he had never seen his
wife since the performance OF the cere-
mony that had bound them together.
lie was now forty and desired home.
The widow was attractive and. though
nearly the same age as himself. had
retained fair proportion OF comeli.
ness. She, too, was DESTROYS to wed.
There was something about Jones that
appealed to her. and she was inclined
To marry him, but she had reached an
age where n woman has an eve to
business In making n match. and she
desired to know something OF Mr..
Jones affairs before accepting him.
He told her that his first wife's par
ents had died and left her handsome
estate. He, as her husbahd, was en-
utled-there being no children-to all
her property. He was about to lay
claim To II.
Mrs. jones' listened TO this statement
OF his affairs, took plenty OF time to
think the matter over and finally yield
ed TO his persuasions and consented to
marry him. He attempted to sound
her as TO what. IL anything, she could
contribute To their maintenance, but
NJ To-.
noticed that she was n very reticent
woman, and as he had sufficient in.
come to support her, irrespective OF
the claim he had spoken OF. he did not
press her for information.
Mr. Jones and the lady he was to
marry lived in different cities. They
were married quietly at the place
where they met and went to live at
the husband'a home They seemeA 10
be admirably suited to each other
were very happy. Mrs. Jones did Not
give evidence OF possessing any prop
erty, but-one day in burst OF con-
fdence' that waJ unusual to her she
told her husband that she, too, had
legal claim which she was prosecut-
ing and had every reason TO suppose
that she would be rich. Jones tried TO
Induce her to tell him all about it, but
she declined. saying that should she
90 so it would bring up the matter OF
her former marriage, n subject she did
not wish to discuss.
Jones had very good reason for not
attempting to bring out any peculiar
features connected with his wife's first
marriage, for there were secrets con-
corning his own that It would be very
unpleasant to speak of. But her ex-
cuse for Withholding her confidence
filed him with dread lest there
might have been something connected
with his wife's love affair that it would
pain him to know. And so he became
a prey TO some vague suspicion. Sup
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-03

MIND.
pose for instance that cloud rested
on the legality Of his wife's first mar
riage. Suppose she had been trapped
into a mock ceremony. There was no
reason for him TO suspect these,thngs.
He simply conjurcd them up i'm his
own fancy.
People with guilty conscienccs are
the quickest to torture themselves into
a suspicion as TO the record OF one
upon whom their happiness is depend
ent. Jones had married the second
time without feeling perfectly sure
that he was a widOwcr lie had not
been living with his first wife at the
time he had heard Of her death and
ne had never been perfectly sure that
the woman who had died was his wife
lie should have informed the second
Mrs. Jones Of this uncertainty, but
had feared that if nc did so he would
lose her. lie preferred TO take the
very slight chance that existed OF the
first Mrs. Jones turning up TO claim
Linn and render his second marriage
null and void
One night while asleep, his wife be
ing awake, Jones Ia kcd, conveying
suspicious that there was something
wrong about his first marriage. Since
lac had created for himself certain sus.
liclons aboCt the legality u his wife's
first marriage each was now effected
ia the same Ianner toward the other.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-03
THREE YEARS LATE.
A Train That Won the Behind limo
Record Medal.

train of n railway system I'm the
southwest once arrived at its destina-
ton nearly three years late The cir
cumstances were these:
The train left Bolivar, just across
Galveston bay from Galveston, on
Sept. 8, 1900, and was caught in the
great storm that 80 nearly destroyed
the Texan city. Bolivar is seventy
five miles from Beaumont, which was
the point OF the trains destination
Before the train had Travelled far on
its journey 1t was caught in the storm
Thirty miles OF the track were washed
away, and the train was left stranded
on sandy waste. Many persons who
lived OH Bolivar peninsula were saved
from death by taking refuge In the
train. After the storm subsidized they
walked TO Bolivar with the passengers,
but the abandoned train was left on
the prairie.
The storm bankrupted the railway.
and no effort TO rescue the engine and
cars was made until 1903 Had not
the road suffered so seriously I'm that
storm the property would have proved
OF great value a few months later.
when oil was struck at Beaumont. In
1903, however, the road underwent re-
pnirs, when the train was drawn into
Beaumont, where 1t was greeted by
cheering crowd.-New York Press.
Ono Definition.
Papa" asked II little boy. what IL
a legal blankT'
"A legal blank. Johnny" replied his
father. lis u lawyer who never gets n
case. -Chlcago Record Herald
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-03

FOR RENT:-Two nicely furnished
rooms with bath at 90 Higginboth-
am avenue.
9-2S-l0-tf.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-03

Kidney trouble is particularly to be
dreaded because It's presence is not
usually discovered until IL has assum.
ed one of its worst forms-diabetes
dropsy. or Bright's disease. II you
suspect that your kidneys are affoct
ed. by all means use HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea-the great systemic
cleanser and regulator. For sale b.
The White Pharmacy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-03
A Useless. ou.s,ion

they have named the baby inter
Uncle Bclshazzar"
HAS Uncle Belshazzar moneyY'
do you suppose they liked the
name"-Pittsburg Post
Making Things Worse.
That excuse only increases the hygk-
wardncss OF the case" said Mayor
Gaynor Of political fasco. THAT OK.
cusc reminds me OF young Or. start.
DIR. start a short time after he be.
gan TO practice was summoned to at
tend banker suffering from typhoid
Or start pulled the banker through.
Then In taking leave for good he con
graduated his patient and himself and
said he would Just call once more I'm
the course Of the week to make sure
that no complications had set I'm.
He called five days later. The
bankers brother mot him Mt the door
with a very long face.
Poor George Is dead he said sol.
EMMY.
Or. Start turned pale. How am I
to get out Of thisT he thought 4
must exoneratc myself somehow. What
negligence have shown Then he
said:
We'll, on the whole. I'm not sur.
prised This isn't the first case of ty,
phOid cODyalescence, nor viii 70 be the
last a ciot. II is clear. formed sud.
denly at the base Of your brothers
meduIla, the diastole was disorGcrcd.
and the usual heart fafluro ors,tod
"Dr. Start ratified on for several min
utes In that strain. but ~ the end ~ =
long and involved sentence. when he
paused TO take breath. the dead mans
brother said soleHinly.
60 no, DR. start you are wrong. That
isn't what killed George lie went
bathing at Concy Island and was car
ried out by the tide Louisville
Times.
The Washington times., 1910-10-29

stances initiate members until your IL
cense Is restored by this department. q"
Has 1898 Members Here.
The organization has ISIS members in
the District.
1T appears that the lack Of knowledge
Of banking methods was primarily re-
sponsible for the troubles Of the insur-
ance association" said Mr.. Curry to-
day
''The insurance branch first was
licensed liz the District Of Columbia, in
1904 Prior TO that II had been transact
ing business in a number - States and
the District OF Columbia without being
licensed.
'.The District refused TO license the
association until a detailed examination
was made OF its affairs. This was com
pleted in 1903. when q separation of the
insurance business from the banking
business was strongly recommended.
AT that time IL owned tie large build
ing atFTwelfth and L streets northwest,
known as the True RefOrmers' Hall In
its financial statement 90 the depart
ment on December q, 1903 IL showed q
membership Of IS. 155. ISIS Of whom were
I'm the District The assets Of the con-
Germ at that time were shown 10 be
S3343J9.75 with liabilities Of SSG,I47.53.
The association at the time Of the
suspension Of its license was rransacting
business in the District on a certificate
from the commissioner OF insurance Of
Virginia in compliance with section I5l.
OF the District code.
Under G. section Of the banking law
OF The State OF Virginia, the Insurance
department cannot make pubic any con-
G'tiOns found IN a bank. ard until the
banking department makes public its
report. the Bureau Of Insurance Will uOL
be able 10 issue a detailed report on the
condition of the society"
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
Moderate Declines on Selling, and Political Unrest
NEW YORK STOCKS SLOW, EASIER
WITH CONSIDERABLE PRESSURE
ON THE LEADERS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29-Outside Of the
circles. which have been active In the
stock markets manipulation lately, SEN
timent is becoming decidedly conserva-
tive on the immediate outlook. and a
dislike OF the tactics being employed
to boost prices is freely expressed. On
the other hand, those AFFILIATED with the
present bull party are still found con-
fident Of being able to carry the list to
a higher range Of values before the up
ward movement again eliminates. The
operations are almost entirely profess
sional, public interest in the market be-
Ing less than II has been at any time
within a fortnight, unless the selling of
stocks by holders of them who have
been awaiting an opportunity to get out
on an advance IS considered.
In the aggregate, there has been much
Of this sort of selling by those who
have been tied up in stocks for months
past The trading position, giving pref
erence to the long side on the reactions
Is still believed TO be the most profitable
position to assume.
Good profits should not be ignored on
the bulges, and a set back awaited be-
fore again making new commitments
. Inc political campaign, now entering
its last week, Is getting hot, and the
The Washington times., 1910-10-29

personalities which are being banded
back and forth, with charges and
counter-charges, will make for a feel
ing Of caution which will find its refiec-
ton in conservatism as regards stock
market commitments for the immediate
future. The money situation to date
has proven quite satisfactory. Time
funds have held steady. but without
any increase in firmness.
1t viii prove wise to exercise caution
in stock market commitments awaiting
clearer views as to money and politics.
The usual dullneSs of Saturday plus
little more prevailed. Orders were
comparatively light and the political
outlook was sufficiently strained to
restrict the operations of spectators.
Some scalpinG back and forth made up
the bulk of the business, some profit
taking early, in quantity sufficient to
turn values into lower channels by
about a point all around save in a few
Of the secondary group where the con-
cessions were only fractional. After
the leaders had sustained the full loss
they gradually recovered. but closed
One-half point off on the average.
The early weakness was largely due
TO the very heavy selling Of Steel. The
their holdings OF this stock that there
is not the same support as there used
TO be. There was quite little specu-
latiOn as to the origin Of the selling
orders I'm Steel, and the belief was
freely expressed that it came from the
inside by powerful interests.
The Washington times., 1910-10-29
BIG SNAKE TO HELP
WOMAN GET WELL

KEWANEE, ILL.,. Oct. 29.-Because she
believed she would die unless snakes
were jn her home, Mrs. Ada Packard,
of North fremont street, this city, has
received a boa constructor from New
York, to be used as a pet.
Mrs. Packard has a fondness for
serpants. Recently she underwent a
surgical operation. and, when she
failed to recover satisfactorily, it was
decided to procure a snake for her as
a pet. A cOpperhead was obtained. but
the reptile died from being chilled. An
improvement was noted IN the woman's
health while the snake was in the
house, and her husband determined to
replace the copperhead with a boa con-
strictor.