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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-25
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-25
Ter Strsit In 2ipsrpoOl snbIi1 gang
beigelsgi.
Der erfts prafibent berRss
pubIit q3rtuaaL.

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rdl prosurator in Der propiiorii6en
RegieruHg. tpuros am 9onnsritag BON
Der Rational 0eriummIung gum ers
fen prIfioenten Der RepubIif portus
gal erfp1bii. CT srbieli 121 Stims
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minsntsfte aanbioai.
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gDohs bas qrdiiosn.snamt, oas biss
ber Der proDifpriihs griiibent 5beo.
phil Bragg perisbeH, iibsrnebmen.
Bernardo Wahcbo, Der propiioriThs
nj 4 pss 4suberen, Der Oessnfans
niodt 4rrtagn's. srbisIt So Stimmsn.
Isr prGiioent III fir bic Tauer bon
pier Sohrtn ertp1blt unb tdnH nitt
iDieosrs,pdhli psrb,n. Ssin Salir
betrdsi $4,000 i'm 5ahr unb es ipers
ben ibm $1,000 ertrd fir uutoitsn be-
pilist- Die Eegierung iients ibnr
niht sinrnal cine offi3iele Reitbsn3
sur 9srfiisung.
pr6iibent 4rriasa mar csabre lana
tin profeifor an Der unioeriitdt gpims
bra uno aud cine 3<it lang oes Gos
fiss aarl uno ieires grubers, o.s
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ben einfIub auf ale 3ottionen Der
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reuts RcbiHet ernsnnen.
aus otm 9euifden Rtid.
Berlin. "a. 4ug. - Dem Wuns
fhe Der ameritoniifen Regieruna, eins
aesigneie Snfdrift fir bic Replisa b.s
Waibingtoner Sisuben Ieniuals.
bsren fsierlihe uebsrsabe am 2. Seps
ismbsr In potsbam srfolaen ipiro.
fsitsuisstn. III bas preubiidbe arites,
miniittrium naGgsiommsn. Das
Gianc5ilo ,piro oarnnh foIgsnns beuss
fhe 5nidrifi trasen:
lem Teu.fhsn aniiv unb ben,
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sreb Der gsrsinisien Etaaten ola
Mdtr5eiten ununi.rbrodener sJreanps
fhofs.
.Nnhbilhung ess Tsn.mois fiir
General irieorif wiIhelm Don Eisnz
ben. sttorsn mGSbsbura 1730. ssifors
ben TN Giooie Hep gors 1894, frrid)s
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fin bic Steuhen s5sitr gu elmer iibers
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bel Der 3srsmonie tommnnhirt. Wit
elmer 4forbnuna nes DtneraIlfotE Der
Mrmes rerhen fdmmtli6e an bem se.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-25
Wetterberi6t.

3 Jiir 8 bio: Sirihreaen am Jrsis
tag. am Samitos tpdhrideinlid id0-
mes Deiisr. DerdnoerIide Winns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-25
Cine airde foil sinse.
flr5t isin.

goien. "a. aus. - Cine bisiise
3situng bsrihtst. oab % ptrion.n BEL
BEN Giniturs timer airhe in 8enisD.
bel M,ngropis. seiootst uuo SO Der.
leBt norbeH ieisn. Ddbreno Der 8ottts.
oienit i'm ganss mar. Cine gsitGtis
suns bes Gsrii6ts mar aber nidt 81
srlanaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-25

Die Ditttpe Qlerunber s. 9opies
min Elm neues 3ion gitp griinbsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-25
}urdl6ares lgR6geridt.
Giu 9ieser in Yurcea, Cfla.,
Der Elm ihenblihes 8ers
brsben besansen,
I'm Der S,anptftraRe, unb ia @e'
genipart boa 5000 Eeripnem
lebenbis oerbrannf.

Bon Der O. q. R. Reunion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-25

Billium See angetlagt, 9ater, Wtutter
uno gruber ermorbet au boben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-25

Greifa6sr 9torb in goonepille, Snb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-25

MuslanO .Selesrapb
yannef De Arriaga
Gum erifen Yrdiioenten Der Hf.
publif ROrtusal erudblt.
Wht 8rDBer zpannmng
Githi man Der Gntiheibuus oes fruHs
s0iiihsR aabinsts snts.ssn,
Tas am Grsiias GsutI6lanb tunbs
esben rot q,
WsIht acn5eFionen ss su MAIDEN
WilIsns iit.
Die bsutfhe preiIe srtlGrt iibrigens.
baB D.uiidianb isine srobe
gile babe
llno rubis ben gerlauf Der 9inse a6z
iparten tonne.
Cine Spur pon benz 8srbleib Der
.Wonn aiia" ssfuRbsn.
Ter Strsit in qiperpool snoIi1 gang
beigelsgi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-25
Gintmnati ;yrcag. bem 25 2lmsnd 1911.

Dode in Gee geben, bn bic SeeIeute
aagemein on bic 9lrbeit 3uriidtsbren.
Die n2uiitaniu" unb bic ,aoriattc"
perben am Greitag mad Rem yort
abgsben.
t9ie Subenbtsereten in
males.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
L. w. HILL IS SKEPTIC
Says Steel Has Given No Intima-
ton Of Cancelling Ore Lease.
Thy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


st. Paul oct. 19.-No intimaton that the
United states steel Corporation is planning
70 cancel its lease on the Great Northern
iron ore properties. In Northern Minnesota,
has been received by L. ". Hill, president
OF the Great Northern Railway
Il do not believe that the steel company
is planning to cancel the lease" said Mr.
Hill to-day Il certainly have had no in
timation that such is the case from any Of
the steel company's officials. I was in
formed only last week by one Of the COM
pany officials that three new mines would
be opened up on the Great Northern prop
erty in the near future. That certainly does
not look as though they meant 70 cancel the
lease. II there was any possibility Of the
lease being cancelled 1 am sure 1 would
have heard Of it.
AT any rate the Steel Corporation can
rot terminate its contract until 1915. II
will have to pay for the minimum amount
Of ore specified in the contract whether it
is mined or not and viii have 10 pay our
road carrying charges, as the lease pro-
vides for delivery at the head of the lakes
Of a certain tonnage a year
Other officials in ST. Paul declare they have
not received official notice OF any such in
tention, and they are inclined 10 believe that
the report was started Tor stock jobbing'
purposes. Officials say that after the
bears" have reaped their harvest and the
lambs" have been sheared as usual de-
nial undoubtedly VIII be issued ard the GER
tiicates viii rise in price again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
DEFENDS STEEL'S COURSE
Governor Baldwin Talks on the
Sherman Law.

9ndseBort Conn oct 70 - Governor
S'mson Z Baldwin addressed the State
business Mems Association II its annual
7eung here to-day and ln part discussed
- relations ~ the employer with the en-
l'oye' ami The relation Of both with the
INSTITUTED authorities. lie said II was not
'''lit TO observe the rules Of fair deal
mat The common law provided.
statute law. however. he said, did not
- smoothly r. brought results often
- no one anticipated. He said he pre-
%-lnea j. had cost 100000 20 ind out
In NE courts just what the Sherman
ioinade, and that the Supreme Court
-. saia II did not forbid a reasonable re
Noh Of rade or production. THE act
me Presiden. Of the United states
-eols power said Governor Bald
co. ne can direct o prosecution and he
-, li"hl1t prosecution. He can do
'1 'Ae after the other"
7-,huihs, he declared he was told the
. states employed thousands Of men
e. ''7l evidence Of violations Of the
go. 'ii'an act They make their living az
He SAID and naturally sometimes re-
~. more than they can prove He
CO.. an glad to see that the biggest con,
'he United states. the Uniteu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. - London houses
were buyers Of United States Steel com
mon IN the local stock market 10 the eX-
| tent OF 1900 shares Operations for foreign
all sales.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
nave been declared as follows: The Amerl-
can Sank Note Company, regular quarterly
per cent on the common. payable NoNen-
/ her 10; the McCrum- Howell Company. reSu-
lar quarterly lS4 per cent on the preferred
/ payable November l.. julius kayser d. Co,
regular quarterly 10 per cent on the first
! preferred, and ~ per cent or the second
! preferred, payable November !; cambria
steel Company. regular quarterly Ia per
| cent payable November Is; the National
! Lead Company. regular quarterly ia per
cent on the preferred. PAYABLE December ~;
| Amalgamated Copper Company. regular
quarterly = per cent. payable November q
STEEL PRICE CUTS.-Steel prices con-
I tnue on the decline, Notwithstanding bet
ter demand for material Tank plates have
I been reduced from 81 20 a 100 pounds 10 III j.,
equivalent 10 a reduction Of 81 a ton. Con
/ cessions are being made below this figure.
The list price OF steel bars Is now 81 10
( 100 pounds. compared with the previous
quotation Of 81 Is q 100 pounds. Iron bars
are off 20 cents a ton
( THE COPPER MARKET.-Manv Of the
largest selling agencies and producers are
/ holding copper firm in price, but at the ex-
| pense OF accumuiatng stocks. One or the
} largest agencies is asking 1872 cents a
sales are made fractionally below that level.
/ Consumers are buying from hand to mouth:
still holding to the opinion that the metal
cannot advance far beyond the present
/ level, with a heavy increase in surplus
stocks in sight
EQUIPMENT ORDERS. - orders have
/ been placed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
/ with the Pressed Steel Car Company for
| the construction Of forty-One steel pas
/ senGer coaches and twenty-four comoina .
/ ton cars, and with the American car and
/ Foundry Company for thirty steel coaches
/ Orders have been placed by the Boston Il
/ Maine with the IacOnia Car Company FOR
/ construction Of thirteen mail cars.
/ POSTED FOR TRANSFER.-Th follow
/ ing seats on the New York Stock Exchange
have been posted for transfer: Frank ?.
/ Hclran TO Charles r.. Cav and Harry \.
Levy 70 Hubert Mcdonnell. The last sale
I Of New York Stock Exchange seat was
at $500.
/ NEW STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBER
! Waldo J. Shuman has been elected a mem
/ Der OF the New York Stock Exchange.
/ PAUL NJ. WARBURG IN BOARD. Paul
! NJ. Warburs, OF Kuhn, Loeb e. Co, has
| been elected director Of the Baltimore 4
/ OHIO Railroad Company 10 succeed the late
] T0CGrh = EOg~1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
AFTER EXPRESS COMPANIES
Commerce Commission Calls for
Information.

Washington, oct 19-In its investigation
CT express rates. practices. accounts and
revenues the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to-day ordered all express com
panies operating in the United States 10
furnish on or before December J informa-
ton in detail Of all their operations.
These details include the authorization
Of the companies, names Of officers and
stockholders. amounts of issues Of stocks
and bonds, description of property. copies
Of contracts with railroads or other COM
mon carriers. revenues from every source.
contracts with the government or with
ether parties. including foreign nations,
number of packages Of newspapers and
magazines handled and total charges as
sessed, number Of miles Of railroad on
which business is conducted. agreements
among the various companies, lists of Sc
curities held, changes in express rates in
the last twenty years. any considerations
raid 10 railroad officials to induce the exc
cuuon Of contracts. and total amounts paid
"a railroads for the year ended June 30,
1911. with complete details Of the pay
nents.
In IT'S effort 70 readiust the express bust
ness the commission VIII use this infOrma-
tion in preparation for a general hearing,
when the express companies will have an
opportunity TO seek 10 Justify their present
operations and rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
EXPORTS.
Cash QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Export. Z . b a4ost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
INTERNATIONAL PAPER 90.

The international Paper Company has
Issued its pamphlet report for the year
ended June 90, 1911. The income account
and balance sheet were published in The
Tribune on August g. President Burbank
says IN part IN his remarks TO stockhold-
ers. The gross income. amounting 10
Sz3000000. is the largest I'm the history OF
the company, and is an increase over the
previous year Of S6SS16. Net earnings
show an increase over the previous year
Of S653,95l. The physical condition Of the
plants has been fully maintained by an
expenditure during the fiscal year Of over
Sl1S5.01o which was charged direct 10
operating account In addition. your di-
rectors deprecated the value OF your mill
plant account bv SlA.7 The increase in
notes payable Of S. 4os 500 is due 10 the
change in the method Of financing your
company and its subsidiary companies, by
the issue of notes payable Of this company
instead Of 0isCountlng the drafts or sub
sidaTy companies and its own bills receiv-
able There was an actual decrease IN the
floating debt of the company during the
wear Of over $3.50 0N, and through the ac-
ton Of the sinking fund the bonded In
debtedness was reduced $4,000. February
/, 1911 your company adopted the policy
Of having all notes payable registered and
for that purpose the Bankers Trust Com
panv was appointed registrar whose GER
tifcates Of notes PAYABLE outstanding Is
amended 10 the statement The general
condition Of the business Of the company
is satisfactory and the outlook for the
future eucoUTH ginC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. October 10. 1911
BEENEs-Receipts. 10 cars, or 2.lZ0 hea9
trade to-day: feeling steady. Dressed Beef IN
fair demand az sQ 12c. extra sides ~ ~
liverpool cables quoted best live cattle az lV1s
n lie and others az S p d3Ac dressed weight
IN addition 10 offal
CALyEs-Receipts 524 head 2s7 sale.
Veals steady. grassers nominally Arm. West
wethers. SO i2iz Dressed calves steady AZ 10
n l5c for city dressed vsals: country dressed
sa!es-s Judd & Co. % Western calves.
$50 Ii average SO I2l5 Per 100 %. ~ ,4e H..
IS S7i7 :. $50 lb. s., 1. $50 III. 81. cuii' ~
H. 81 49,.
K :a co@ a55s S., 1gs H. 81 10 y'n' loo
SHEET AND IAMBS-Receipts. rs cars. or
3.T72 head. % p cars on sale. sheep aliet ana "a
unchanged lambs more active and steady 10
I5H2Jc higher. nearly all sold. Common 10
good sheep brought 81 50 30 Der 100 ~ a
few head 50 Is; culis. 81 80. common 70 cn9ice1
III 6a7i-c. with few wethers selling al Sc
dressed lambs slow AZ 81 lie. . on
indiana ihmbs n NJ avsrage. s. % per 100 IL.
23o. IS H., s. .. 800. 81 lb 80. $50 Wess VIZ
einia 81 ID s. % l4S Pe9nsy aniis S ca H.
81 2 West Virginia sheep. 30 ID. 81 20. 80
indiana. ia To- SO so s.. lo1 lb 81 50; % IL
100 II. 50 20 goats Z, II. So 50.
: sanders. $50 state lambs. 60 N. S5 80
10 "a d. 50 20 IA. 81 10. s. ~. earrings :,
H. 20 q, 2 SO 10. 81 80
Tobin q shannon: 233 Michigan lambs u
IN 40. 267 peunsvlvania. GO n IS 50: l sheep.
100 TO- So Late Yesterday; 246 Michigan
lambs 81 H. IS %; II sheep. 90 10. 81 20
Newton e Co. OF Ohio lambs 90 10. - To-
227. 80 H. So: OBS GO N. S..
J. G. Curtis & Son: g state lambs - ~;
81 ~: 1873. IS No. s. 62ih A.. Y 10, 50 90 ID, 90
culls. Al 10. 81 i3 state sheep - To. 50 81, 3D.
III n. SO as ~ 10. 81 80. .. 70 10 81
George & T.. s Dnenoack; % vernon
lambs IS H. 81 80 40 Vermont sheep, 95 d. -;
W r Hume 40 state lambs. 8 ID. 80 20; .
state sheep. 1903 10. s. so. 81. IFS II, So.
HOGS-Receipts. IS cars. or S.t94 head. IN
Guiding about a car for the market. Feeling
steady and quotations SO 75T s. for hogs pigs.
So SO 30 Country dressed hogs steady az ~
10 nc per 10 Cor heavy n Hight weights.
Sales Cate vesterdayl--J. @ curtis & son
rs state hogs 1872 ~ average, 81 per 100 III 10
1873 H. SO 20: A. 12O 10. SO SIS. 3. 1913 10, So 20;
%. 1872 10 Sc 70; 5, 2ss ID. Sc 73 II roughs'
$50 H. So 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Oct 19-wHEAT-spot nominal
futures firm October = sd Deee aa, a., IS
American missed g lHd; futures strong n 6r Jan
Z ae -atorts 2Ss 81. HOPS-In london pa
Sifc Coasu. 70 losqflo. BEEF-Extra India ny,
,6os- a0s PORE-Prime mess, Western, l0os
rIANe~ short cut 5es "a. BACQN-Cumoerland
rut. SOS: short rib. SOS 81. clear bellies % %
"a" iong clear midilcs light. sos. heary. 5ss
81 short clear backs. SOC 81. sHoCLDE Frs
--,,,res ass Gf LARD-Prime Western. uerces.
~. "a. american refued. pals. i6s 81. BUT
TER-Good United state5 y o GHEEs f5.
rATTSV- Prime CITY, SOS 81. TURPENTINE-
sririts ass "a. ROSTN-Common los 81.
rrirr---rrt,r T-T-,r Refined 6isd LINSEED OIL.
49s cOTTONsEED OIL-Hull refined. spot
Is I'D TALON Anstrsa1 IN London; sos
iss 81. muscovado les 81 BEET so oiAIt-
S.,,.o,r5ar. -0s TTNsEED OIL-+os SPERM
OILS los PErRoLET,MAm,eeTr,,e,99n re rem
SGs id ROsIN- american strained, ias TEd.
me s,, iSs '9 Oct. 10 -PETRoLEUM-ls francs
x confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

'Interes, 10 be added
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
HEADS PRISON ASSOCIATION
Frederick q. Pettigrove, of Boston, New
President of National Body.

Omaha. Neb, oct. 1a-What is said to
have been the most representative meeting
In the history Of the American Prison As
ISOLATION closed with this evenings session
The association Will meet next year I'm Bal
tiTore. The following officers were chosen:
President. Frederick 9 Petugrove Boston;
vice-presidents the Rev. Samuel q. Smith,
ST. Paul; Governor A. W. Gnchrist, Talla-
hsssee. Fla; Demetrio Castillo Havana.
Cuba, Dr.. Daniel Phian. Ontario, and
Robert Russell, Washington. D. c.. general
secretary, Joseph T. Bevers. Newark. y
j.. financial secretary. Y. n. Shirer. CO.
lUmbus. Ohio. and treasurer. Frederick n
Hills New York
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rordon oct. l9-Consols after q decline
,iS 10 ~. closed 1-l6 above yesterday
on 10 for money and rs lilo for account
a. .t,sconds was unchanged al tTs. Canadian
Pscidc > lower al &bl- Grand Trunk =
io,,ifonev and discount rates were easy
~ stock market was quietly irregular.
adged securities improved on the bdnk
CIV r,art which was better than OK
sla.e "a. and Chinese bonds and home rails
peLls,onad but foreign shares, Mexican rails
h ln6 JKafirs yielded under pront taking
American seeq[e a. Te 5e Gusfr p snd p TfSs
~ e.lt,eo,,ed on light covering ard New YORK
lhlpiog but the market sagged again ~
pu9 Ii9te trading and closed duh. Great
,,nreer,Lern ore was fiat and there were
sales at 4is4.
Oct lg-Three per cent rentes
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ORE CERTIFICATES DROP
uoIders Swamp Market on Lease
Cancellation Announcement.
BIIr STEEL SHARES IMPROVE
Wall Street Gets Report That
rurn of Affairs Is Not Worry
ing James J. Hill.

,,,r the holders Of Great Northern ore
.-.,ecates regarded the decision or the
-..,+od states steel Corporation 70 cancel
-. lease OF the iron ore properties. off,
III announcement OF which was not made
- after the close OF the market on
y,-oarssdav. was shown in the way they
.hrev their certificates on the market
',...s-dsv. The total sales reached nearly
,soo1 whereas ordinarily not more than
,ov hundred Of the certificates are
Ait IN during a days session
--,a certificates opened at Az. down 2l2
.,-ts from the preceding days close
- advanced 10 IS in the next two trans
ions Then they began 20 decline and
,-A,- heavy liquidation dropped rapidly
IN This vss the lowest figure at which
Certificates have been sold since the
-. IN october. 1907. and compares with
- bicb record price Of s.. made in Jam
,.s-v Of that year.
,~sr reaching the low point the certifi-
=. GRADUALLY recovered 70 4Si4. react
a.. little AZ the close TO 42s.. net loss
- a. points for the day. The certificates
NE out in blocks ranging from 100 TO
d, 20 the latter figure being the amount
~ me initial transaction, which was a
- bfr oDening for this security Al
.h,,rb \ total OF $1,000 Of the certifi-
os.os were distributed as a melon TO
80 stockholders OF the Great Northern
ts.,lwav. the floating supply has never
e. large. as they have generally been
rszarjed ss q good investment and mold
~. n them had no particular desire to
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states Steel Corporation. recently when
threatened with prosecution under the
should not plead guilty. # they were sued
and flsht IL out If they are not guilty
ana night il out and win, II VIII ne the
turning point in twentieth century busl-
ness conditions
They have never made a secret OF nav
ing done one thing that might larry be
questioned In court-the purchase OF me
Tennessee Coal and Iron COMPANY. bul
they did that above beard. They went nrsl
to President Roosevelt and kneit down and
prayed him to say that IL they bought i ne
would not have them prosecuted ana he
said in substance that he would not. ,-,.
Now. II they have really walked straight
ever since am glad of il. II would show
that the greatest aggregation OF capltal
ever gathered together for active use nY
honestly and lawfully administered.