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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19
Sejen, Sanobeben og yiuet.
(SnOienot).

oSeius tiger til 5bomos: iee er
8eien, Son6beSen og 2ioet; Ser
fommer ineen til Taoeren uoen
mig. Sob. Il, 6.
@eien, SnnobeOen oe 2ipet :.
ga, geie bar man 10 M nGiten
ale @eene, enooeian Der, buor Der
for ion aar iioen nor finn pilSe
groirier =. Ren S~nn6beoen, =
ia. Sen er ofte yiI6e Bort" -. 2i-
pet ser imoo - ia - BET oil De
fIeite eerne bieree f'aaIpnge iom
muIigt.
log er set en- uImo6figeIi
2 nnobeb at ynSbe iborteit life
is long enough, II ii !eaos TO q Bet
ter, but tie IongeIt fife is too bort.
II it Does not"
6iemme / Gonmorf par ser /
gnmIe Gage et MunobeIo, iom Jag
De: a@ &c 8eie 3aar til
n Q m, men fun cen @ei eoar til
8 immelen."
6pilfen gei Ser off til Simmelen.
oct Iprte ri 10 / Dor gsrneIproom~
o. BOG - IR 0i oet MI ogiaa
1ogIe Iprte Def peI - @uo ife Cor
- andre Iqrte set oiit = 0espprre
- life.
Smi6Iertio forefommer Def
mig, at ies / min garnooms- eaer
ti6Iigite llng6omsoage / EN- Bro
oifen fra Prp6ifeitoIen berte 6ei
iaqt, at for at funne tilgioes.
mantte SDnoen fsrit erfen6es %
oernpit befen6es. Ia min
SipI aGere6e Sen @ang tar opbi
iaaret al hemmeIiqe Gun
. er tunoe lea aloriq glemme oet;-
ieg ipnes en0nn at funnp ie Den
fore gnmle 4rpit pnn RreoifeitoIen
I oen fore gamIe airfe. 1en iea
Ter mere, % hoor cite lsfte6f
ieg life mine Zine 0efop oDer gue-
qongen ioran Mlter.B Bartlett iea
Ter Der min f~orsfefteoe Trelier.
Oct par oiit nof en- lille 8nrmor-
itntue of BAN. Der bang oper Bite
gangen.) Oct gioroe nit unge 6ier-
te goot at ie oerop. Seq boD6e fun
bet og lgiet peo at n9gte min
Spn6; og naar Seiiis er ogeien,
Snnobe6en oe 2ipet" og y8ippelen
er 2seneren og Qsgnens 5oOer, q
fommer man biit nRppe til Sim
melen 40 2senens Sci.
q, bpor ifuI6e iee enife. at ieg
funoe rnabe bet no eoer Den
belle pibe 8erben, til bpert eneite
Barn oa unet Wenneife - ia. til
be al6re me6 for Heiten =: p5or
I6nlie grsoe pib big fri, tbi
tungeit gpr6e iioeen peo, bet err en-
SomDittigbeo"i - ga, raabe
bet no, fno bet funoe gre noeet
go of.
8, min fore Sen, Barn, ing
e1er gninmel, - oericm on er oig
bepioit, at bu bnrer pna en- 3 e M
meIig Spn6, oa lao life bperfen
Grpet eIer sfam binoe Din Win6,
iom ben eioroe min | iaa mango
aar, iirr oerfom bet er en-
~ossn,~, tbi ob 2sgnens Bel TOM
mer ou lite til &immeIen.
Oct er iiffert beore at Iibe for
i'm Spn6 ber ! 9i6en END at Iibe
for ben ! al GDigbeo efter Der !
9ioen at bape banret poo en- ono
Snmpittiebeb; ON man enb maa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19
9igteren % 9eben.
SnOienOt Of YOit. i. Z. Sborebp.
n.

0igteren.
Oct tommet mig iaa ~nnoerligt for
Sar ieg orsmt ieg tror bog life
Oct itemmer Tor 9rpitet en- Srnule 9a6 ie,
Soor er ieg2 -. 5 sensen2 Ron biemme?
-. Qfaaife,
Seq berer 10 llrene life.
goaoe oct eamle moe Stnen,
Og saa BET anoet, iee ff al 5ruen,
Spno beo bun MI, ben pppiae, rnee
= 9por DOG Be lire fan runge! =
Get ct f~rpgteligt, iaa man glemmer
Ga bpor oct BOG trpffer og flemner,
SEQ fan fnap iaa geirct = ies tror iee mao itriee
Spor er Stine benne lib Den gigel
Sor iee Ems? So Dog; Den iprutter enonu,
9nnpen, bun t9note, isr bun iorloo mig,
Seq par altioa ina = bum bar troet, iea too mig.
Nu buffer iee Oct, iea bIeO %onurIio,
Oct fontmer ianonn cen Sang aarlig,
Men M er Oct oore, mons trol
Seq noa fam op 90 to iat paa Romaner,
@ere enoen geepnbelien p9roig,
Gorblsfienoe ubIuf9r6is.
DoRlenoe, malenbe, aunoifnb Doenoe,
Sp9noenoe, bioienOe, Snnierne %frpoenoe,
Sping oper Stilen, men no ooer PInnen
aunItneriif gsre poo Siplene 8olo.
Sioie De ANDRE, mems ieIp man er foIo;
Gage p%erionlig Aeponebe iioen
Serligt at uPre 6oriatter for 3ibenl
= Seq oil OBJ, boor er 3siet, ies oil opll
- Seq fan life rsre min aropl
@enene tlinge ion Stene
Oct er rq6iomt of o9re oIene
Ga Stinel
Stinell
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19

Spao? Sor 5 Tibet Der aleiummen2
Sor : ppret Der lenge9 - 6a'r ogiaall-aa mel
On eiooet reiie ben Ionge @ei e.
So, Der bIeo Iopgt imeIIem os to
- Nu bar iee oct beore ieg fit Iiot ao;
6lpt 9piet en- SmuIe-6en ifpr mig, 6Ianmen.
Spem er De aniigter9 Zine pe0 Zine
Seq tnoIer life ion mango ON mig.
9oq mig / Soonben nj, Den er paaS
0u Der, lie life inaoon pao mig
Og Ssiter - bolo op meo ben 8roa6i
Seq louer Ter %yloper", ga, Iutter 2sene
1or blir ieo ieri, raft. BET er iiffert 90 pit,
gegpnoer ieo iorird liaeiom iiolt.
&ent no loot: iea fan life Ia pGre
90 uil beIler fife. nei pan min @re,
6or Ter 5: iee bar M ta'ei nit gnrti:
en- Gang ifnl oct 10 ppre iorbi;
Snn beIIer to- for Zig Of 2ioets Sac.
S1 boltres SDn6ens I9fre ga0,
Soo bar man bog leoet - tbiu SDn6en" er 2iuet,
Siloprelien er 10 BOG fun 2oiteri,
Spor Der er n9iten Blot Sitter /
Ct innoeriif Spil Get er gioetl
Sg To ieg inn0es, iao innoes ieg minbit,
9oor lea Dog iifrer mig iorloos @epinit.
3erior cir iee DoftOren, 9soen oa DooIen
90 brp6er mig 9offef ON al bans ggoIen -
Nit Gin er Soront. at min aunit er iano,
90 ieg belt igennemt er 10 81
- sDnb er set ior %runaenre, brsIen0e Siemmer2
On Slang iibenbsrIis, brutal,
Oct ainIler, ioa man blir gal =
Or BET Snpets gslger. Der ilaar mob min Seng,
Ro'r, Tom ieg Orsmte on ieg par greng p
- an, Mo'r er 10 900 - boor man gleulmerl
- Or oct airfeflotfer? SCR, perre os oarrel
let fploer geroenl ao iee bIir ipimrneI =
Zen mplrer, Den mplrer, ben oploiee grinmeI =
90 mn % M - be ifrige 90 inprre
goiunen2 gaiunen? or oct 9ommeone9 Spa'9
aIommeoan"i Scr baml ga 30 ia ia
Der Ter man. oct binlp, man iif Ie;
2et 6leo title meo ct: s i%tan6ieOe %llrene;
Ioor man pe6, bet olt ganr ~naturligt til,
Soo Ter man 90 5nntaiiens Spill,
Oct er aniaIo BLOT, oct er vIurene",
Com 0ottoren Tiger.
- Jaei ul mon Tel
Der fommer minianoten 6olf pao giiitl
On 5oreipsreieI fra iioite 6orl9gger;
On asfalt-gen luf Gsren, bet traffer =;
On Population ira 5oriatterioreningen:
De tror lea ifoI oe bet er NOT Reningen
Spor6an jeg bar oct? so taf, ret ifiot
On Snterpieper fra pgfetningens" gIooe
go tof; ifrup al, ieg fenoer Ter, Gooe.
- Gn osIoa2 6rit5emanol Nei buor npoelie,
Du Iom bIanot gennerne melt rbetpoelig",
Gor be andre 6erimoo melt vrtoobpoelig",
SioIp mig meo pen os meo Gin iaa frpoelig
ut gre RoroIen | Ganmarf flpoelig
- Du Ter, iee fan rhine oeilist enonu -,
Som, lao mig bpiife ! gret: Dull
Dommeoag er fommenl
geroensboiunen og -9rommenl
Noget maa Der MI cores,
gorberre noa reres,
Gritoemanb, foIb S1noernel
Sfriql og fur 90noerneI
90 fan bu gsrnen,
San tim en-!
ener Zig en- glnsferni,
Wfot uooef met Cub Ill
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19
SET, Der beitaar.
Dor subs Orb beitaar spiuoslis,
(6i. 40, 81.
yisor Dem JON elifer @no.'
Nen ii oioe. at ollie 6lng Jam
pirfe til goOe ior Dem, iOm elife
@u0. Hom. 8, 28.

9auliis, Ser itriper iaoleoes til Den
friitne Nenigbeo / 8om.
Oisie 9ouli Oro er NOT boaret
al boooe Sro og @rfaring.
De %n0trpffer en- iaIig giOen, iom
9oulus oe De belige / Rom bar
tilfanes. 81 Oioe." itnar Ger.
Ganlus fenote til SUBS 6sreiier
meO lit 5OIf, os peripnIig Oor ban
fen6t meo iaa peI @oOgang iom
Meoeone, og ban baobe Iagtgaarfe
til, bporleoes alt nmDirfeee.
Den fore 8uo fsrer life ioaIe6es
meo itramme Gsiler, at Menneifer
ingsn 6ribeo bar; men bans ItD-
ren6e Saan0 faar ole 8ing til at
inmpirfe = ben irroo ct pitt MnaI.
Spor mnoerIigt bar oct bog life
eaoet meo Boulus ieIol
Sra Ut oere en- 5orf6Ieer af ari-
1tus og bans Wtenigbeo par ban
blep en- ariiti @iterfelger.
gageiter ioa ban ale EingsSom-
pirfen, UNDER SUBS le0en0e Soanb
ben imoo bans eget og anores9eoite.
Haulus bar fommen til ut ie, at
@no elife0e BAN, til at fen6e SUBS
aprIigbeo iom Sen BAR a~nbenbart /
ariitus Seiils, og MI eIiteoe ban og-
ioa SUB.
0ette por BAN nof. CAB tomme,
5oao Der mna, t9nfte ban, oct ifal
nltIommen iamDirfe mig til gooe
for Eio og Goigbe6.
90 Reniebeoen / Hom, Be, Ser
bn00e taeet inoO 9riitus til 6reIie,
bnp0e ogioa erfaret og opleoet fife
ioa liot, = gnuIus benpiier til Den
gnqroerenoe Si6s 9i6eIier."
Der er to 5ine, iom ip9oer for
gnulus' gIif, floar fan %ifrioer. at
ale Ting ifol iompirte til gooe for
benz, ser elife SUD.
Oct enc er ben vnRrpRrenoe 8ios
2ioeIier," BET on0et er, at De ero ireI-
tie i Sonbet."
Ter goos no fra, at 5reIien /
ariitus, - ben err fnlofommen, men
geii6oelien al ben er life en6nu
fuIofommen.
6oobet itreffer ia Ionet no
oper geiiooelien, beIt ino | gpig.
beoen.
Sg alt ifnl inmpirfe til eoOe for
Dem, Der eIifer @u0, inn Def, Der
bon6es, ifal nnas.
Men Der er noget, iom ligger
forlio for oct at eIife Sub, og oct er,
OF @uo eIifer os.
a~erIiabeoen bar lin Slide og
SprinoeIie / Sub, : Sub er apr-
Iipbeo", ifrfDer apoiteIen Sobonnes.
41ereoe oo Sub ifa6te Renne-
ffet, oobenboreoe ban lin aprIiebeO,
i6et ban fable @enneifet I lit Bill
leoe, til Samfun0 me6 zig ielo.
0g ii6en bar @u6s 5orboIo iii
Menneifet peret en- uafbruot 99oe
al Observation-Disclosures.
Nun fan 10 fnapt un6eaa at lpg-
geNlprfe til, hporIeoes aft ne0 igen-
mem Iioerne, Der iunn6t, iomOirfeoe
ben imo5 rEioens 5ploe~.
Meo Get for Die tommer man til
enooe at iige, at ale 9ina iamOirfer
til gooe for benz, CUB ~eIfer,
for belle ben ipn6ige Slast.
Oct er IIet life at gao for pi0t;
tbi - rianleoes efifebe Sub Ser
ben, at ban gap i'm Ssn, ben On.
bnnrne, OF bDer Den, ion tror pdn
BAN, life ifnI fortabes, men bare
epigt 2iD."
SO, Cub elifeoe 8er6en til
Grelie, lite Blot nogle enfelte; men
bet er inn unoerIigt, at Der fol Iee-
ees til, ut bper ben, iom tror poa
BAN" ofp.
Oct er rigtigt NOT - Cubs a9r-
Iigbeo fsrit, men a1rligbeosforboI-
Bet imeGem bam og Wfenneffet mao
blipe til CODE for Wenneffet.
-
nGor Dem, fom elife Cub" 8,
Der er noget moerIigt ifsnt og Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19

nGor Dem, Tom elite Cub" 8,
Der er noget unoerligt ifsnt oe Der.
Iigt GENT for os.
Du piI moaffe ipsrge, ON oo Dor
geIfrr0 for lib og Gpigbeb beror
poo Dor aprIigbeo til Sub. 8eror
Ben life nefop pna Cubs aarIigbeo
til os?
gisieIie, - oeriom ii tie titroe
reene pdn Cubs oIoris iDistenee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

WANTED-At all times hlsh-class
saw mill men from lumber checkers
at $75 per month 10 general managers
at $1,000 per year, to fiji positions
in 5000 leading saw mills throughout
United States, Central and South
America and Africa. state position
desired, location preferred and salary
expected Address MACkS, Little
Rock Ark, Beaumont, Tex, or Alex
andria, La.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
G2sii;g.Jsy-o
hLLI MANILD--M.ALL.

WANTED-Woods foreman, $50;
palmer foreman, $125; telegrapher
ana stcnograpner 500; skidder fore
man, 500; shipping clerk, SO; sta
uonary engineer $500; loaderman
$l25; general office man, SO; sang
sawyer, $4; cabinet maker $4i black
smith, $3.50; sawyer 50; stenograph-
er, $S5; moldermun, $500 resaw tiler
$3 machnist, SO; racket setter, So
circular sawyer and filler, S4; Russell
loaderman, $S5; min foreman, $l25i
Call or write MACK'S, Little Rock
Ark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

4-room Gus IN owen Addition.
Shade. $3.50; 5000 cash. balance SIS
per month.
Nice 5-room cottage, North Tulsa,
s1,1OO; $500 cash, balance like rent
5-acre tract close to street car line.
Terms.
Some good bargains in farm lands
Four rooms and bath on car line.
Close to school. 5000 will handle.
Give us some # your insurance. We
represent a good line Of companies.
LOiZOP & MGnGO1l
Phone 1856. Alexander Building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
1TRadlG iii Off

If you are not satisfied with what
YOU have, see us and let MS trade 1t
for something that you want. How
would you like to trade for one of
the following properties?
TWo-story britk business property.
SiX-room modern, east front house.
Coming business property, just two
blocks Of Bliss building.
Residence lots near Kendall college.
Two farms in Creek county.
Several farms in Western Okla
homa.
Residence lots in Oklahoma city.
$4,000 stock of shoes in Kansas.
If you do not see what you want
here, come in and list your property
with us and We shall try to find what
you want.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

WANTED-Capable specially sales
man for oklahoma to begin work Dec.
1st. Permanent position to right par
ty. Staple line. Best season now OPP
en-. Contract containing liberal week
ly advance clause. References re-
quired Miles f. BiNler Co., Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
MI, JDo GLASS & Co.

Opposite Kress. Phone 1884.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

Notice s hereby given that in pursuance
Of an order " sale heretofore made by th,
Hon Ralph T.. Campbell L. s. District
Judge / win offer ut public sole on Monday
November 27th, 1911, az II O'Clock A. NJ.
at the BanHupt's late place Of business il
tbr simon Building IN SapuIpa, OKLA, and
sen 10 the highest bidder for cash in hand
shoes aud suudries Of the approximate yalu,
Of 100000 fixtures OF he approximate val
ne Of 100000 aud all other articles Of what
ever nature aud description belonging to th,
estate Of the above named bankrupt
Said sale 10 he made subject to confirm
alton by the court
Complete invoice Of the stock can be sect
at the office OF Hindman & Woodford, 500
Bliss Bldg, Tulsa, Okla, and opportunity
win be given parties Interested TO make in
spcctIons Of the stock by applying to the un.
dersigncd
j. W WOODFORD,
Receiver.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
NEW OAKEs APARTMENTs.

New building, new furnishings,
best location in the city, room with
and without private bath. With or
without board. A first class place at
reasonable rates.
OAISES APARTMENTS.
Phone 2162. 10th & Main 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
IT, W. Davis

office West Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

WANTED-50o men 20 to 40 years
old wanted at once for electric rail-
way motormen and conductors; $50
to 500 a month; no experience nee
essary; fine opportunity; no strike;
write Immediately fcr application
blank. Address 966 care of World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
HELP WANTED-AIALE.

WANTED-Man to dig we'll Apply
J, o. Bush, 226 North Maybelle, or
phone J. II. Gruyer No, 1877.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY-Able-
bodied unmarried men between ages
of is and 50; citizens of United
States OF good character and tenn
perate habits, who can speak, read
and write the English language. For
Information apply Recruiting Office.
Archer building. 10 South Main street,
Tulsa, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19
IBl&ilc Bros

S3,100 buys you a six-room mod
ern cottage home, four blocks from
the courthouse, east front corner lot,
s0x140 IT,, part terms.
s2,750, with 5000 cash for ono OF
the most complete six-room modern
homes in the city, east front, not far
out.
$4,000; good terms for a close I'm
soven-room modern home. South
Boston, this lot Is worth $500.
t2,15O with $500 cash. BALANCE
same as rent for new six-room mod
ern cottage.
s2,35O; easy terms buys you an
east front fiye-room modern bunga-
low. close in.
S4,150 buys YOU nlne-room modern
home close in on South Detroit, east
front and easy terms.
$3.50 for 100-140 with q siX-room
modern house, one block north from
the Brady hotel this is just one-half
of what the property is worth.
BlaaP Bros
219-A South Main. Phone 1879.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

SECOND HAND MACHINERY - Six and
twelve ton Remington Vertical Ice making
and Refrigerator machine steam driven, com
plete with condcnsers,, coils etc. Also com.
plete stock boilers, engines gas engines. air
'ompressers, steam pumps, rock cruahers and
everything in the machinery line. LAND.
RETH MACHINERY co. Joplin Mo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

WANTED-Respons hubscrip-
ton solicitors to whom we will give
exclusive territory in oklahoma. So
licitors under our excellent plan and
with our exceptionally liberal propo-
sition make big wages. Permanent
employment. Apply to w. NJ. Ross,
Circulation Dept, World office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

DOES $50 per week sound good?
Our representatives make it and more.
We want a reliable salesman with eX-
perience to sell our uneXcelled line of
calendars, fans, signs and novelties.
The Winters Company Springfield,
Ohio.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

LEGAL NOTICE.

Iuu Publication m Tulsa Daily World
November Is, 1871. World Publishing Com
pauy IubIisherhD
In lhp United States Di 'rct Court within
and for the Eastern District Of Oklahoma
In the matter of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-19

AGENTS-$25 week for two
hours work day. A brand new hos
Iery proposition that beats them all
Write for terms and free samples If
you mean business. Guaranteed Hos
iery company 6534 Finch building
Dayton, Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Nos. loo to ITO Fourand- a-half street northwest
Lots 40 to a. reservation B Frank Tuba to Pc
ter atterner, So
Ingleside-Lot ss block IS: James A. Cahin ct ux.
and David ]. Dunnisan TO Catherine S. Shehan.
Villa Park-Lots 6 and T. block 42T: Clara A. Mar
den TO Amanda L. White. s.l7s.A.
Villa Park-Lots 81 and 81, block 4243; Clara A.
Marden ct vir to Amanda L. White, E764.
Fifth street southeast, between d and E-South
part Of lot Is. square s2l; Carrie V. Wilson to
Bella Cruunse. Sl25
Fourteenth Street Heights-Lot 2 square 2eli Dor
sey E. Nichol ct ux. TO William d. Huston ct
ux., SIC.
Eighth street and Msryland avenue northeast-Lots
and 3. square ss3; Katherine o. Schneider, Rosa
E Engel. Mary " Kettler George W. and
William l. Schneider. and Agnes A. Shoemaker
to John A. Schneider SO.
Marshall-Lot s. square 5s5l; Edward W. Mollohan
trustee, TO David Hamric, Sl0
Craven Terrsce-Lot 50; John w. Brawner ct ux
TO Charles p. Williams. SO.
F street northeast between Fourteenth and FIJI
teenth streets-Lot 3. square 1851: Harry A.
Kite ct ux. to William J. Feptress, So
Craven Terrace-Lot 50: Charles L. Williams ct ux
TO William J. Fentress, So
Chevy Chase Heights-Lots and s. square 1855;
Mary A. Constant and Anna E Grafin to the
Newlands Company. $40.
Lot T@SQuare 3Sl; Guy S. Zepp and Carroll 8.
Zepp 10 John Richard Leroy Beane SO
Randle Highlands-Lots and g. block 5s2i John
r. L. Beane to Guy s. and Conrad S. Zepp. SO
Wisconsin Avenue Park-Lot -, square 1873; Thomas
W. Macubbin ct uK. to Mary V. Spaight. $40.
le Sixth street snuthwest-Lot 81 square 49, Floyd
E. Davis TO Barnet Oscar. SO.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-27

they expect further contraction In all
lines of trade.
Curtailments of expenses by the rail-
roads will lessen the demand for steel
and iron, and reports by the journals
that the condition Of the steel and iron
trade was less favorable added to the
gloom that prevailed IN the financial
district. An attempt was made early
In the week to weaken Steel common
with report that the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation, the Republic Iron and
Steel, and the Lackawanna Steel Conn
pany would be consolidated, but Presi-
dent Topping, of the Republic Iron and
Steel, denied that this company would
be a part of any such merger, and the
story fell fat.
Lack of support to prices on the part
of the big banking interests has en-
abled the bear pools to force prices
down. and the disinterested attitude Of
the Rockefeller and Morgan parties Is
not liked by those bankers in favor of
higher prices.
Bankers close to the Morgan interests
explain the inactivity of the big inter-
ests by saying that while many per-
sons have been hurt in the continuous
depreciation of prices. the market. as
whole, has not reached a level that
would indicate any panicky feeling, and
for this reason the Morgan and Rookie
Teller interests have deemed II unwise
to come to the support of the market.
This sounds plausible, but the fact that
certain big bearish operators are al
lowed to raid the market and ruin peo-
pie is not meeting with favor from
the stock-trading public.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-27

New York, Aug. 26.-Prices Of stand
ard railroad and Industrial stocks sank
to new low levels for the year in Wall
street to-day. In the last half hour Of
the session there was a feeble rally Of
from a fraction to a full point from the
low level, due to covering by shorts.
Final prices, however, showed net
losses Of from a fraction to a full point.
Sentiment in the street is so pessimis-
tic that practically no attention was
paid to the announcement that there
had been another decrease in the num-
ber Of idle freight cars as Of August 16.
Emboldened by large paper profits,
the several bear pools in Wall street
continued to attack the stock market
the past week and succeeded in fore
ing prices down to new low records
for this year. Their operations were
assisted by announcements on the part
of the Union Pacific and Southern Pa
cific that they would adopt retrench-
ment policies and would have to lay
off several thousand men before the
end of September.
Curtailment of expenses at this sea-
son of the year Is very significant be-
cause the railroads at this time OF the
year are usually making extensions,
improvements, and increasing their
rolling stock in preparation for han
ding the crops. Had the railroads de-
cided to cut expenses at any other sea-
son of the year the announcements
would have been received with mucn
less apprehension, but. as 1t is. Wall
street accepts the action of the officials
of the Hartman lines as evidence that