Efforts to obtain for American life insurance companies a full hearing as to their business operations in Prussia have, after several years of patient representation, happily succeeded, and one of the most important American companies has been granted a concession to continue business in that Kingdom.
McKinley reports on the successful efforts to secure business rights for American life insurance companies in Prussia.
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