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ARE BEING ) KILLED II LII
BY THOUSANDS
(contlnud from First Fage.)

tho Turkish regular forces. acting under
orders direct from Yildiz Kiosk. massa-
cred the entire Bulgarian Christian popu-
latlon of the Okrda and Leron districts
FRlGHTFUL SLAUGHTER
Fearful descriptions are given Of the
sights seen there. the soldiers slaughter
ing men, women and children IN every
direction. displaying barbarlsm never
before witnessed The number OF kllleo
is not stated In the oourIer's dispatches,
but. according to reports lroH' othe'
sources. tho total number OF the victims
Will reach sixty thousand,
Ofticlal circles are so far without lnlor-
nation regarding the reported Hlassac ~
Fbut, In view of the character or inc
latest adviccs from macedonia IT IS
feared the news is only too truo, "
mors are current that at q council OF ttle
ministers to-day, it was decided 70 tlo'',
i!ize Immediately the first ana >accntu
army divisions. This ls SPECIFICALLY dehleu,
but well-intormed persons do not .uoup "
that the Cabinet which - mectlhg ~
council daily, Is seriously cohsldefl"s
such measure
a deputation of leading Professors anu
representatives Of the pro fessio nal class,
es waited upon the ministers al!a urss"
the government TO order immediate H'op-
llIxator, Premier Petroff, replied 70 ,l =,
delegation that the ministry vas unap.e
to admit the necessity for sue q s'ep a.
the present moment
TURKEYS LARGE FtMf
The Turkish government u peliereu
to have mt the present moment w lesS
than GoOo0 soldiers IN the yllayeE, o. ~ ~.
rianople. large bodies OF them wit!Mll w
to fifteen kilometres of the BuikN..'ah
frontier. Confronted with such asst s W !
tion, It Is argued that Bulgaria Wou'u vs.. y.
amply Justified In moblllzlna tlle 80 -
and second army divisions, the hehu'iin n'
ters Of which arc at sofia. and Fl''!!' n,.po
polls, and which comprises the i''ees
| nearest tho Turkish frontier,
The Boyernmcntappear 70 pc Mrihiy ~. -
solved to avoid giving Turkey tne s.. .s, i
est pre'ext for declaring hostllit1es am :"
| doing It's utmost TO restrain VIZ i ~ !,
fever. The sltuaton however, ~ ! .ai,,a,
becoming worse and popular exesle,I ~ J :, :
Is increasing, Tho Bulgarians are ste = ),
larly undemonstrative and sell,Eesa 81 4, = =
aud are not accustomed to give w w. Fl u, J
| their feeipgs IN popular demons VI ~ .
aud noisy professions, Sofia aNV o In ~,
| country generally are outwardly a. sa,t,..
ms in tho most peaceful times, pul ps ~ m
: who know tho BulgaransN SAY TINS 800
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-. 80 3 ~ . .i7T1I-.-TT 20 n
A $4,000 Apple Crop,

81 State Senator Bland Masse, who lives
ct Tyro. Nelson, county, Is happy over his
,Ane apple crop. which he has already sold
on the trees. Tho crop from about twenty.
five hundred trees, realized about az many
barrels and will netithe owner something
like 5000. The crop has not yet been
gathered. but the yield Is one OF the
heaviest OF recent years and tho orchard
presents beautiful sight With Its heavy
laden trees. Most OF the apples are tho
celebrated Albemarle pIpplns. Besides
the apples the senator has fno farm
and Is delightful entertainor.
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SdlNlTER WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Arthur ea,herstone's Horse Captures
Prize and Lowers Track Record.

r .
(By4 Associated Press)
NEW YORK. Sept. 12-Before crowd
of s5,ooo persons. Arthur Featherstone's
Ixniter won the $4,000 annual champion
stakes, two miles and n quarter, at
Shee pshead Baysto-day. The time, S;;S 30,
breaks the track record by two and two
ffths seconds, made by Pierre Lorillard
David Garnck, l2S pounds up septem-
Der S. 1900.
River Pirate was first TO show, but
O'Neill on Charles Elwood at once drove
his mount to the front followed BY Ma
3or Daingerheld and 1gnitcr. At the Tar
turn tn. last time, Odom, on Major Dain-
cerfleld, began to make his move and sent
his mount up to the leader, and for a
few strides was IN front, but FNller' o.!
lgniter, and Cannon, on ,Douro, went
at their mounts With hands and heels,
and passing the thrae-eights pole, they
we're In front, running head and, head
At the one.eighth pole Douro began to
tire and Igniter. drew away, flashing u1-
der the wire a winner by one and a half
lengths Summaries:
First race-the Westbury Steeplcchase,
about two miles and a hnlf-Land OF
Glover @ 10 100 first. Borough e to -
second, Judge Philips e 10 - th'ru.
Time, $50 S-5.
Second race-high weight handicap, SIX
furlongs "a main track-Wealth 40 to y
first, Futurlta g to y second, Mamie
{ Worth e to % third. Time, 1:13 10.
Third race-the Great Eastern Handi-
cap, last six furlongs of Futurity
course-I.ady Amelia e to y first, Pulsus
+ le TO 8 second, Bobadil Is to y third.
Time, 1:12 +,
Fourth race-the annual champions. two
miles and a quarter-Igniter q to y first.
Duoro &c to 81 second, Major Dalngerfeld
q TO y third. Time, s:h3 30.
Fifth race-selling last five and half
furlongs of Futurity course-Funnyslde
IS Il TO y first, 70 San as to b second, The
Bowery go to y third. Time, l:W 80,
sixth race--one mile and a sixteenth on
2 turf-starping Ground Is to y first, In
function % tot second, Rostand q to y
third. Time, f;47 .4-5r
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Harlem Races.
Try A s.sn,clated Press.l

(By Associated Press)
CHICAGO, ILL. Sept. E'-Results at
First race-sl1 tlrlongs-Lord Melbourne
rs TO u first First Attempt g to 3 Sec
ond. snfo Guard (so to y third. Time.
a:17 al.
Second race-mIle and sixteenth
Major Dixon (8 10 y first. Compass l2 to
y second. Old Mike (6O to y third. Time,
1856.
Third race-'recumsch Handicap. milo
and eighths-Linguist Is to y first,
Major Tenny a to y second. Londin g to
y third. Time. 2:25 2-6.
Fourth race-seven furongs--Cnllant 70
10 p nrst, Rag Tag q to y second, Rrn-
lare q to j third. Time. In 50.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Rockaway u
ond, Ahola (even) third. Time. 1:I6 49,
Sixth race-mile and n sixteenth Carat
40 TO u hrst, Dodia S. @ 10 y second.
O'Hagcn e to y third. Time, l:vv %.
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Back From a Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Thalhimer have re-
turned 10 the city after a pleasant trip
to Philadelphia and New. York, where
they spent some time with their daugh :
ter and grandson. Mr., and Mrs, !. Thai
himcr's twenty-f fifth wedding day occur
red on the llth instant. which hey ex-
rcct TO celebrate some time in October,
when AL their family VIII be present
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Two Fairs.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
{ FREDERICKSBURG, VA. September
12.-The Tappahannock fair will open a
Tappahannock on the lower Rappahan'
mock River next Tuesday and continue for
three days. The Rappahannock Valley
Fair begins at this city on Tuesday, Sop.
TENDER ED. and will continue three days.
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Monroes Won,

A very interesting game OF ball was
played at Forest Hill Park yesterday
afternoon between the Monroes and Green
Lawn. The Monroes won By tho SCOT, of
S to 4. Batteres: Monrocs. Stout and
Rces; Green Lawn. Carter and Bowers,
Tho features Of the game was the all
round playing OF the Monroes,
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rpENcH CRUISER GOING
Il ! Touche TreyilIe 70 Proceed AT once zee.
and Other Boats to follow

N {By Associated Press9 800. u.
4,sasn 40 of1,cials 81 the marine 'nn'e Try
ana tho foreign office It has been rec &C.
clded 10 send the cruiser Ia s.. lotc Waiting
WHO to Turkish waters, "1.nou .,, .n,,ad.
l ron or ordered to DO IN readiness 70 sa'l
~ Tho az La Touche Treville will propatp.y
- =" to,,n Sed immediately by the cruiser
p d. chayla. Their special points s o. ODD ODD
s .yr viii be salonica, Beirut ana "a
SMYRNA but they will not go dire snrgo %
these places. The warshipy WI - ,es avro
vous Mt tho small Greek 'siama - rninr
distance Of the disturbed districts.
Admiral I Jaureguiberry and his naEsnlp
viii remain at Toulon ready TO roihtoree
tho two cruisers with a large naval tofce
in case Of more serious turn OF events
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Lawn Party for Charity.

Newberry Memorial Circle OF Kings
Daughters and Sons will give a lawn
party for charitable purposes Tomorrow
evening on tho lawn OF Mrs. A. NJ.
N1eise, OF Chelsea Hill. A pleasant timo
Is guaranteed.
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WHITE SWANS WON
They Defeated the Masonic Homes by
Score Of 10 to 8.

The White Swans defeated the Masonic
Home in a very fast game yesterday on
the Home diamond. Both played good
second base. Pearman and Hit both
pitched a good game.
& Score: X, II. y:
White Swans $40 II o 40 $500 II ]
Masonic Home ~ 0 0O01OOG3 Q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hit, Pearman and
Hit. Bases on balls Oft IIitt,.5 !; Oft Pear
man, 2. Struck ont by Eitt, - by Pear
man, 10. Wild pitches tIitt, 2; Pearman
i. Hit by pitched ball, Wilcox, Umpire.
Mr. Waddell.
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this afternoon, while ST. Louis hammered
tlaherty for sixteen hits and II runs.
Score: r. il. y.
Chicago ,....,,.,;.0 0 90 % 2
and Sattery. Time, ] :S3. Umpire, O'Lough-
I'm, Attendance. 200 t
At Cleveland: The locals season ended
with two vctorleg for Cleveland. The
second game vas called at tho end OF the
seventh on account Of darkness.
First game!
Scorc @ Il, II. ".
Detroit ...........o 0 Oo0oO09 % 9
Batteries-stoval and Bemis:. Donahue
and Buelow, Time. l;45. Umpire. sher!-
dan.
Second game:
Score: Is. u. 49,
Detroit Q 90 ~ rs 81 a.,
and Mcguire, Eme. ! 10. Umpire, Sheri-
dan, attendance, 76lb.
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Dies From the Wound,

fBy Associated Press.)
JACKSONVILLE FLA, September T.
John f, Angel, who was shot By ], f.
Stark Thursday In the Southern Express
Office here. died this morning at st, Luke's
Hospital AT 7:45
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Mrs. Meredith

Mrs. Samuel Meredith is Ill at the res
dence Of her grandsons. Messrs, c. NJ.
and s, b. Frlschkorn, No. 21a Govern1
Street, Ef.t.
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All corners military match. Lieutenant
W. NJ. Farrow. Second District OF CO.
lumh!a.
donor of tho trophy.
Reading match, Captain 3. B. Nc
Alpln. New York. ,
Members match, National, Rifle Asso:
cia,ion. Sergeant w. r. Lcschner Of
New York.
Hayes match, New Jersey State. Rifle,
Association. Captain II. NJ. Bell. Second
General h. p. Meaney match. Sergeant
Charles Moore. Pennsylvania.
The Perrine Memorial match. N. j, Mo-
Cartncy, Fourth New Jersey.
New Jersey state Rifle Association
trophy match r, l.. Bowen. OF Rhode
Island, and w. &. Hudson. Of New Jei-
sey, tied, They divided the prize.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION or THE
q FIRST NATIONAL BANK. AT RICH
& AiOND, IN THE STATE OF -NlRGlNlA,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEP.
TENDER g. 1909
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At Boston: Deerlng was easy Tor the
locals to-day, and the Collins team found
no trouble III winning, -
Boston 2o32O31'--lo y Q
New York .,.......O 0 0O1 0E1
4 ESTABLISHMENTS and Criger; Qeerlng,
Zeluslsy and Beville. Time, l:3o' umpire,
Hassett. Attendance, S,4S2.
Al Washington: Philadelphia connected
freely with Wilson's delivery, which. to-
gether with six misplays, lost the game
' $ roo Mas''''s'o R.H.sD.
I, W. se shinrton .....1ooooo,2oo- % s
philadelphia ..11110ol0 % 10 l
ana Shrek. Time, !: 49, Umpire, Connol-
,ly Attendance. 1,4So.
Attst. Louis: sudhoff shut out Chicago
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GwlnC111.v .ceequo.

The Olymplas defeated the Northslde
Stars BY the score OF 90 to 3. The fea-
lures Of the game was the al round play
Dalton. who made four two base hits.
Howell pitched good game for the
Olympias.
score: II, III, IT,,
Olympia, go 10 2
NOrthside stars.,,,,,.2 O. 90 O.
Batteries Oymplns, llowe md Ed
wards; Northside, Mescoe and Neurohr.
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A Dog is Arrested,

Deputy Sheriff John Voegler Wednesday
arrested and incarcnrated in the county
Jail white setter with liver-coored spots
The animal is still In durance Mr. Voeg-
Ter is desir!ous of seeing the owner.
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divers Defeated,

The Weyanokes defeated the Olvers In
verb very interes',ng game Iiogan pitched th;,l
Jones got three hits.
Score Il II. u.
Weyanokes t.,..,oo2l0leo3-9 4
divers ,...,...,,l..02 01lOl DIS g
,2atiaries: Weyanokes, Hogan aud Bush
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Ell: divers, Edwards and Shelton.

SWansboro End Weyanokes at t4:30.
Oympias and divers, 2:30. Broad-Street
Park. lsls "a
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TOURNAMENT CORONATION
Miss Unis Walker Queen Of Love and
Beauty.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA Sept IL
At the coronation ball held at the Arm
ory tonight, following the big
Confederate tournament pulled OFF here
this afternoon. Mass Unis Walker. OF
Richmond, was crowned Queen by Fay
Sinclair. Knight of Dewyplains.
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Results Of Yesterdays Games
In Both Leagues.
BOTH THE LEADERS WON
Boston Americans and Plttsburg Ma
tionals Defeat Their Opponents ana lr
Increase Their Cinch onthe
remnants. 81
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

.
At Chfcago:s rho locals had plenty ct
chances to win to-dny's game, but looIlsh
base. running and a couple Of costly err
rors threw the gn1no to BROOKLYN, :,
Score: T. II 4, y. !,
f SrooNis.n '.,.....i ~ il
Batteries Wicker and King; Reidy and
Jacklitsch. Time, 40. EMPIRES, Moran
and Emslie. Attendance, $500.
At Plttsburg: Pittsburg won IN th I
seventh Inning on three bases on balls
Clarke's Dagger and Leach's SIN
gle. at5 tsSI III 65 n1y
pi sen5si 1900. 2 eeeoo4o::-s :
Observation-Disclosures and Phelps; Frazer
and Roth, Time, 1:45. Umpire oDaS'
Attendance, 4,2oO
At Cincinnati: Cincinnati easily took
the frst game Of the series from Boston
to-day BY timely hit ting. RI =
Cincinnati ..........soo2@9os..-ss :
Battcries-Poole, Ewins>and PeitS; WI
lis and Moran. Time: 1:59. Umpire
Hurst. Attendance. 200. s
At st. Louis: Farrels poor PLAYING
gave the New Workers to-day's game
after ten innings. = ~ :,
ST. Louis .... 10 90 o.soooo % z
New York $50 ] o1.o9ol Ia AZ !
Batteries-EIa ckett and Ryan Matthew
son and Warner. Time, l:43. OmPlre'
tombstone. Attendance. 1900.
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Pontiacs W on.

The Pontiacs defeated swansboro by
the score OF IS TO H. 1t looked az u
batted out f oMr runs in Tile ninth In
score, c. ~ ''' ~ go r. II. q
Pon,iacs ,....,..,.o2so2.oo24-,1a Il 2
Swanhhoro ,.,.,,. o ! l02li3 0T-l2 4
Batteries: POntiacs. Brooks and Knight
ly; swansboro. Carr and Huband,
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pr. Upshur Hers.
Or. Frances w. upshur has returned 70
the city. s, "
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'f14p:)y@l6I.i|lSd
r 4 s :
IN s..:..s,.S:S NIL

GOOD sensible, serviceable
clothes for ali sorts and styles
OF men.
& We keep up to date.
"The day for the merely beautiful In
mems clothes has passed. '-1I Q NJ Q II
Journal. 4.
'.Most men to-day aro in business and
their tnstes incline to the sensible IN cloth
ing and the aim of the majority Is to be
quietly, comfortably and inconsplciously
tfrcs sed. New York Sun.
Mans taste for color is graft
fled this season in fancy vests,
gay shirts, colored hose, loud
scarfs and bright, l1andker-.
chiefs.
We're ready with the new
things for man or boy
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statebof Virginia city Of Richtr,ondI-sss -
bank. do solenlnly swear
that the above statement is true, to tho
best OF my knowledge and belief
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Southern League Scores.
Memphis 2, Birmingham 0.
Shreveport ], Atlanta 5.
Little Rock s, Nashville !.
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STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF THE STATE BANK ir!h
I. MOND, IN THE STATE OF NlR.s
4 NESS, sEPTEMBER9 8. 1903, MADE TO
THE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC AZ AZ
E COUNTS OF VIRGINIA.:
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I Subscribed and sworn 70 before mo. this
: HIP GRAY. Notary public.
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tho Turkish regular forces. acting under
orders direct from Yidlz Kiosk. massa-
cred the entire Bulgarian Christian popu-
lation of the Okrida and Lercn districts
FRIGnTFUL SLAUGHTER,
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state OF virginia, city OF Richmond:
b sworn to and subscribed before me this
18th day OF SEPTEMBER. 1903. "A
ss' WIN. p Redo. Notary Public.
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state OF virginia. city OF Richmond SIS.
I.IJohn F. Glenn. cashier Of the above.
abso s pa 1 is true to the best Of
my knowledge and belief. , 3
JOHN F. GLENN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this
nth day OF September, 1903.
IL '.s lt' GEORGE j. ROGERS,
Notary Public
5Correct--Attest: 81 $. IS Il y
CHAs. S. sTRiNGFELLow, gs%
Directors
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cortec'--1es'ss r. ELLERsoN,
JNO. s. ELLETT.
J. NJ. FouRQJnHf liz stors.
state ri Virginia, city Of Richmonnd.
sworn TO and subscribed betoro me th's
l2th dey OF September. 1903 oANrs
III Notary Public. :
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I. VIM. M. Hill. Cashier. do solemnly
swear tia 1.-THE above Is a true statement
OF the financial condition OF the state
Bank Of v!rgnla located at IL Rie cIose %
bi,,iness on the 9Th day OF SEPTEMBER:
1868. to the best OF my knowledge ana
belief. -, ,11r, r,ash,er.
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Correct-Attest..

gTATEM ENT & OF THE FINANCIAL
CON D1T1ON OF THE METRoPOL1-
5 AT RI CHMOND. IN TIIEI STATE g
5 ViRGiNIA. An THE CLOSE or BUS
NESS SEPTEMBER 9. 1908: MADE TO
Is THE AUDITOR OFF, PUBLIC AC-a
(t0rIN'rS or EV1RE lNIA: III ttit&
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State OF. Virginia oity OF, Richnlond-ss.:
I. Fl. A. Williams, cashier, do soiemnly
swear that the above Is true sta1ement
polttan Bank Of Virginia. located at Rich
mond. In tho State Of Virginia. at the
close OF business on the 9th day OF Sep
tember.. 1903. to the best OF my knoWiedge
and belief. ,vY,.u.
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RESOURCES. !.
Loans and e ese ~
Stnnks hnnds ana mortgages 6l,4A 10 4
pamHinr hniisa ......,..,,,...... 10000 co y
Other real es tate.......,...,....:. 1i.H ~ -
Checks and other cash Items y vSSo1 = E
.Exchnnges for clearinghouse. t5,a:y ~
Due from ma tionai banks. ..,.:. ny tia ~ q
Dueg1 from State banks and prl-54 # !. 81, :.
: vate bankers. ovSs, e Z
Specie nickels and cents..:..... Il ~ ~. ~ ~ II
Paper currency. SS,4@,'"V &
Tota, !. 4. !. I. =. -. so, os4, 80 90 Is
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. ......:,s o ~ 9C
Surplus fund. ...................t; s1V,VV' "
Undivided profits. less amount
paid for interest. expe nses - IN !.
and ~ 10 *
Dividends unpaid ~ ~, ~
Individual deposits 80 - & u AZ 81 81
Demand certificates I. |, !. N R.j 3e s#
certifiesd eheeks:.;; ?is33ss g e
Due to national banks 81 b4s % n
Due to State banks -, 40 -
4 ana -..--- ,2ss. 4o7A u
Notes and bills rcdisconted.... $500 %
ro,a !, !. !. 49, 1880 50 +
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R11pORTs o II t'it CONDITION OF TH1
MIS- N 4 T L y z ~ SIT
1 1SENA IN IA t dgo sEAr6bF FpGsi
/. n ECs,S sfifTF1Nit mt 4 q. 1903. 5gsi88
,nsntttf.ps

i !. D. q u. A u.
Loans and acknowledgements.
.Overdraits. secured and IN
secured .,...,.....;..,..... ....,t.
flEe.i'a States bo,ids 10 secfs
United states deposits ,.....,....
United States bonds. oil liand'...
prcmlti<s oh u. 8. bof,ds...s.i.stg
Stocks. securities. etc.,......,...
BatklnR-honsc furniture ana
OTHER real estate owned, $50.
Due from national banks mot
Due from State bank ana
\ reserve axetlts)...............t..
Bic De'Ai INN '' Approved reserve
checks ana other cash Il ems.
Exc llnnges for clearing house..
Notes Of other national ba nks..
Fractional paper currency. nick.
els Ind cents g...n..,,.....u...
lawful money reserve In bank,
viz,
LeKal.tender tiotes.,... 160. 900 90
Red emption fund with United
States treasurer Is per cent. OF
clrculatlon) .a..,.............
4 Total ....,...s,....,..',.......,..5'n.t'
q . ID D. D. . E II - H. i . 81 .
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1,1Apr11TIEs.

CAPITAL utock pnid Ir,.n,.........} x)o,oo0 %
Surplus fund.-. 10000 W
and taxes PAID. . -. !. 1ss957 o.
inx ... 80. 10000 y
Due TO other national I. ~ !,
banks .....,......,,.. t4bI, 46s "
ana < banKers,....... n s44.77s Is
n fsEys 4 S;'{;,:ss,a: ls is !; g
''1 1ect to check.......... s1e.s7s %
Demand certificates OF
IA deposits ....,,.,,..... ID! 6S3 q sE
G f}ntsS Sts snsed deposit, ,5 ss7
Deposits OF United
fic ays . o.eou. .e 1886 81
Liabilities other than those
h booGs s.a.ea ",.' .. 500 %
Total /. q. sl7 40 o5
j.! ~ a. 81 ss{gg Xxx ~ s5 tf ---------------
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-13

AT ST. Louis: sudhoff shut out Chicago
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
Mnssar College.

5oranleoiset peo Dor Rotits forle=
Den ON. at 4nssur Goaege bar miitet
eere-ns 9aitor 6drulo Senien, pro
fesIOr q. u. Ssnisn og Dr.. .. Tres
ilsr, bar Stolens 5oritonoer. PRO
fssior $. IS. 5ogbt, msOoelt os fsls
genoe: peitOr 6aralo SenTens Steos
fortraesr bliper Satob a. SEMEN. Der
bar ituberet oeo Samfunosfolen /
Blair % Oso .66icago Theological
Gtminarp". Or. 8resilers Steofors
traber er grofesior Garl6hmiot. u.
H.. g6. =, for 3ipen Qsftor / Mias
tbematit peo 6arparO lnioeriitet. oq
/ S.eosi for proiesior u. u. SEMEN
sr palgt qrpi. Grnit Noensr. 3. o..
u. W., al 0ittenberg 6olsge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
Grppet alt.

,prsper alt. bebolber bet sobe,"
er ct eobt Raao. Del galoer / far
eeen Grab ON Meoiciner. 5ufinoer
at 5amilier bar Or. peter's ,,aurito"
iom oeres 5umiliel9ae. De bar prs
pet ben og funoet ben COB o9 paalioes
Zig. Sr. Soief Ssbdt, 5erre, pa.,
tiger: DIR. Yster's ,.auritu" er en-
5amilielrge. ; aarepis lasoe ies ub
6unoreoer al Dollars for Doctor os
Meoicin. Del bar, fsrenb jsg bsrte
ON oaurifo". Den belbreber og fore
bngger mangen en- dlborlig Sngoom.
gi bar iets Born, men / iets Mar,
Iiotn ri bar begpnot at BRUCE .,9uz
rifo", bar Ri life bait en- 0ottor /
6uIst." lllig andre Meoieiner tan
Or. 9eter's oaurito" life erbolofs
pap A~potbefsr. Den ialges oirette til
5orbruserne, gennem 2otaIagenter,
al 5a6ritaHtsn, Or. qeter 5abrnen,
112-114 90. Sopne QOe.. GbicagO,
5ninois.