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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
Railroads.
r. F. ca, P FR58ss 9 5Rl J: i

K. F. ca, p FRS isfss9sss sSS5eii:znuso
-FtAiNs LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ 4. 81 Daily Byrd S. through
' c % H1%sSS Days-Eiba- Ashiand 40
'" s .. M.-Dai.y-Byrd ST. Though. Local
.',9-WeeS Days-Byrd st. through
~ Week uays-bryd ST. F'rederlcEr-
--- r4fs Accommodation
p. D1ily-efaln S. Through
Week Days-Elba- Ashland kc-
~ -. p. -Daiiy-Byrd ST. Through
Ai.6lNs RICHMOND - SOUTH
ga. 81. WARD
commodation
S-0 A W.s.i- r,,,-s r,,.-f e. --.,-,.
a.. burg Accomr1ofatfor,
.,-s, a M--Daile-Byrd ST Thro,srn
--.-i \ N Week fla,.s- r,,rf - r.. --..,-.
sea Local Stops
-i- j. 81 rlaf.. NJ e.. --,s
ao-9,,-.t He'S Days-Eiba. Ashland 40
l.Il J. Dbl. I'D. D.. -.
SOD r. M-IsIlv- r,.-T ~. .reEa ,..
stops. -'-1N~" A~'
>-o-r- ~ Ilni.r-Maln 81. through
eli sf- man Sleeping or Parlor Cars %
mona -- "a rains. except fraiuz arriving Rich
fr..ia-.--' A. IT. week days. and local accom-
Time ~ ar-f,af- ga .-.
,..n- nnt guaranteed ~
~ Dc ~. C. W. CULP. W. p TAYLOR.
I'D 'rest- Gen'l 5upt Trar. Mgr.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. January 4-FT.OUR-Duu and
easier Tor firm grades Minnesota patents st1
30 - Flour-Du1 Buokwheat Flour
Dull buckwheat-Quiet Corrmeal-Steady
tiNe- Nonlnai bariey-Nominai
Wheat-Spot easl; No red. nc nominal ele-
var u. options CSC. lower. May. Slhc. July.
Corn-Spot steady; No O. seize. elevator Op-
lions isulsc. net lower. MAY. 50iac JULY.
y1sc. oats-Spot steady; mixed Ssd3sisc
Beef-Firm. cut Meats-Easy. Lari-Quiet:
refined, steady. Pork-Steady Tail0w-Stesdv.
Rosin-Firm at 42iec Turpentine- Firm az
7Uia ale
Rice-S Steady Molssses STEADY Sugar
Raw. stendy fair refining. Ice. Centrifugal.
q &C.; molasses sugar. 1876 refined Quiet.
Conee-SOot marsSt stesdy. No. Rio 7isc
SaHtos. No. 4. Sc, MID coffee. steady. Cordova.
5nl2'sc. F1itupes l0fil5 points higher.
Butter Steady and unchanged. Cheese-TIrfn
and unchanged. Eggs-irr irregular. receipts E.0f5
crates nearby. selected white S2a23c.. choice
2s030c. l..ixed. extra 2Sc
Peanuts and Freights Quiet and unchanged.
Potatoos-t achanged. ages-Steady: white
Danish seed. per ton. Sl3Ql6.OO. Cottouseed
OIL Steady with speculative trade. Prime
crude. z. o. 3. mills. 3siac.; prime summer vel
low 4oi7c prime white and prime winter vel
low nominal.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. January 4-The cotton iuasEe.
~as very quiet during t'-iay's session. but rail-
lied after au carly decline and closed ef.as, 90
not loss ~ Z point on Jsnuary. but 1a-
points higher or the later positions Sslfr f0r
The day were estimated AZ lsi.yl1 bales
The opening was barely steady at o. llua 81
sut points. oW Ing 20 rather disappointing Eng
l-n cables The loss Was fut reased after -fe
call under scattered liquidation and lItrlr sell
ing uv room bears. who were evidently eueolr-
aged By the hle estimate Tor to-norrosy's re-
ipts 81 Houston A. rle decline OF 7aIi
points. January being relatively weak as re-
suit OF "a Few motives. offerings diminished and
The market vas stradied 600 the Tate trading hv
covering and support from some u fge local
bulls. The close was at probably the best
prices or fhr session. southern spot markets
we're repoS "a unchanged 90 sac. higher. and
private advice from the interior claimed that
the higher grades were becoming % sder 90
buy This phase Of the situation appears fo Doe
Gnsettiug the heavy receipts for che time being
market influence in connection with the
reports n continued good trade demand The
weather map showed further rain in the helt.
tut the precipitation was generally light and
largcly figured a market factor.
Receipts ~ cotton At The ports to-day We're
- 36S bales against eI571 last week aud 81 Nt,
last year. For tho week BIS 90 bales against
s1.1ff last week and 5s9E last year To-day
receipts Of New orleans 1f.7-4 bales against
S"-6 last year. and at Houston 1859 bales
against f59 last year.
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IMPORTANT CHANGES IN SCHEDULE.
r.. r. & p. p. r., EFFECTIVE
SUNDAY. JANUARY 6, 1907.


Leave Main street station. Riclmord.
81 A. NJ daily. instead of $500 a. A.. for
Washington and north.
Leave Main street station $50 a. st.
daily. commencing Thursday. January
10th. Seahoard Florida Limited, between
s.. Augustine and New York. All Pull
man cars. 40 local stops
Leave Byrd street Station .05 A. NJ.
daily. except Monday. commencing thurs
day. January 10TH Atlantic Coast Line
New York and Florida Special. between
81 Augustine and New York. Al Pull
man cars. uo local stops
Leave Main street Station $50 r NJ.
daily. instead Of sos +. NJ. FOR WASH
.ngton and north.
Southwark
Arrive Byrd street station. Richmond.
500 A. ". daily. instead of $50 A NJ.
from Washington and north.
Arrive Byrd street Station so a. ~
daily. except sunday. instead OF $50 A..
NJ. accommodation from Frcdericks burg
and intermediate points
Arrive Main Street station . 20 r. NJ.
daily ccmmencing Monday. January sth.
Se1hoard Florida Limited. between New
YORK ana 81. Augustine an Iallman
cars. mo- local stops
Arrive Main Street Station 1o.4o u. VI.
daily instead of $50 =. NJ. from Wash
iugto0 ard nor;h
Arrive Byrd street Station 1890 r. VI.
daily. except sunday. commencing Mon
day. January 9Th. Atlantic Coast Line
New York and Florida Special between
New York aud 50. Augustine. All Pull
man cars. 300 local stops
w p. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manage.
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Bank Clearings

NEW YORK. January 4-Total bank
clearings. S3.l69, go T9l. decrease. 90 per
cent; outside New York city, N1g1. GIG. 35J,
increase. Q per cent
Richmond. s5.G2.637; decrease 234.
Norfolk, s2.5i4O53; increase. 81.
savannah. S3.9s6. $50. decrease. ia
Atlanta. S4s5S 640. decrease a..
Augusta. Sl.727, 454; increase. a.
Charleston. S1.122.3i3; decrease. s27
Macon $.S4.672; increase. AZ
Jacksonville, l47G 926: increase. no
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. Jas. & taa-
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk raarrhau-
disc and passengers ola Dominion Line
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk r7er-hf n
dice and passenger Old Dominion Line
Steamer P1cahoutas, Graves james River
landings and Norfolk. merchandise and rssseu-
gers. Virginia Navigation Company.
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Chesapeake @. Ohio Railway

CiNcINNATI INDIANAPOLIS. ST. LOUIS
CHICAGO. LOUISVILLE. NASH
VILE MEMPHIS.
-.lo =. NJ daily and ~ go r. VI daily except
saturday. fi.f -. NJ Saturdays
WESTIof-ND LOYAL. TRAINS:
- a. NJ aud 5.i5 r " week DAYS
NEWPORT NEWS NORFOLK AND OLD
POINT
900 A. " ana s,o0 = " day
LOCAL FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD
POINT.
O 30 A. NJ and 01 D. NJ daily
JAMES RIVER LINE.
~ 20 a n daily. Is r N wreck DAYS.
Arrive Main Line from West. s120 A N.
- - A. N. '3tl p NJ ss7.E z NJ From
East. 'loo5 a 81. n11.f- 4 NJ 900 2. NJ.
500 P n James River IS an A. NJ - e
T. n cDailv eek cept Sunday.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.


Reported hy Rolsers. McCahe and COB
PEI -itS3f re VA. Jan. t-pEANl rs
spanish Firm s. 81 -7i. per hu~hr' Nirgiuia4
FRA ~ f,aU5~. for, fancy STOCK rnachIro pick
e.. s'5n te.s Smelling stock. sis17t.c
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SOuthGrn Railway.

~ p, TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
o-r,. ~, 'ilaW .ng schedule hrures published
zoo a ~ iion ana are not guaranteed
-a.r1 = ~ nails--Lo-ai for charlotte
"a Daily ritei-Fufref Pullman 10
enc and birmingham. New Orleans.
'ti.s. chattanooga and au the South.
-..--A coach for Chase City. oxford.
49, durham ana Raleigh
rf.ao b ~ * naay-Keysviils Local.
-' VI Daily Limited Pullman ready $40
r. N for AN TIRE South.
s,,r - YORK RIVER LINE.
~ Except Sunday 1s-To West
,.ut "nne-ting Tor Baltimore, Mon
-.- r-ss Wtdnes lays and Fridays.
N- Mondays. W.. dues.iass and FRI
At- -, ~. iN" local 20 West Point
N M.-Evcept sunday--No. 74-Locai t.
n. $50 p. N--Fse-, an tho south.
'-." NJ From Charlotte. Raleigh. Durham,
go ht.' CTS ani Local stations
- = From kcy-ville and Local Sfatfons
'-' ~ No Prom Baltimore and west
NJ $50 o. Wednesdays and Frfaavs.
ST.. 7,-From west Poin- ana
IT. W. WF-rur- Rv u =
e.. ~ p. p. Main Street Richmond va.
~- - a. NhfT. s. T. HARDwICK.
H .'o1 Mrr Pass Trsf Mgr:
W. = TAyLOE. @. P. A.
Washington. II. c.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE 10 LIE PlRI Ic

Nery many important changes in sched-
uies ~ passenger trains will be- made.
effective january g. 1907 details ~ which
viii be furnished later hy publication IN
folders. etc
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CHANGE IN SCHEDULE SOUTHERN
RAIL WAY

Train so. 10 leaving st $50 p NJ.
win run daily. except SUNDAY to West
Point. connecting with steamer Tor Bal
tmore Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Train No 10. local 20 west Point. ieav-
ing az 2.l5 T. NJ. will run Monday. Wed
ncsday and Friday
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Financial.
Virginia
Trust Company
No. e22. Northwest Corner Tenth and
Main Streets.

The Safety Deposit Boxes in
vault Of this Company in point
a. security against FIRE and bur
glars, arc equal to any. Rental
charge. $500 per annum and I'D.
according 10 size. Courteous at
tention TO renters.
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IMPORTANT CHANGE IN SOUTHERN
Ball WAY sc Il Ill

on and after january 8. 1907. train 30.
l3 viii leave Richmond 1875 A. NJ for
an points south. instead OF 1890 noon.
Through buffet Pullman on this train for
Atlanta and Birmingham, with through
connection Tor Knoxville. ChattanOoga.
Memphis. Southwest. and Montgomery
Mobile. New Orleans, Jacksonville and an
the South.
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. January 4-Incrcssad shior,erf ~
Of wheat from Argentina had a weakening in
fluence to-day the local wheat market tina
May option closing az net decline ~ 51c Corn
was down ~dizc. Oats were iAdltc lover
Provisions were OWN 1ib0 70 INC.
Open High Low Close
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET

.As Reported hy rraidock-I'neE virginia
Warehouse
Irfer--urg. Va. January 1857
Receipts fairly Eooi the past week and
market showed more activity than a. any
tn" t-rns he season sales VIII De re-
rmei january sfh.
The quotations are as follows.
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r richmond and Petersburg
Electric Railway

cars leave corner OF Seventh and Perry
Streets. Manchester. every hour (on the hourl
from 4. NJ To- 10 p. NJ Lass car - midnight.
Limited car 5.E = NJ. daily. except sunday.
Cars leave Petersburg foot % Sycamore
Street every hour from SIS A. NJ % 10 IS p.
n Last car. II .fo p NJ Limited car 7l5
A. NJ. daily except Sunday.
AL cars from Petersburg connecting Rich
nond cars.
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GRAIN MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lSales OF InInn sioux YarIsl

=
tSales at Union Stock YRrls)
Richmond Va. January g. 1917
Report or the 1--we stock market for the week
ending December 3lsf.
Best steers. 5i.05i2c-, medium to good 4is0
Be- common 20 fair. 3zN4sc.; heifers fair 20
good. aiaG4@tc common fair ga &c. good
cows. 3's0 go. common 90 fair sia asisc. bulls
-fsH3 C.. calves. tlIsc-. fresh COWS and calves
s26u s. o. Hogs. 6.60aa&c pigs. 60si4c +.
lambs 501 fat sheep 5Q6izc.. common 20
fair. sizufitc.
Prospects good FOR next market.
CHICAGO. January 4-CATTI. F-R Receipts
-o.o head common 20 prime steers. sfuC O0.
cows. g. 16n4 70, helfers. s. 6005 90. bulls
Sl4Ju450. calves. s. TaNs ~. stockcrs and feed
ers $3.50 pgs-Receipts 10000 head. Mar
- steady 20 Zoe. higher. Prime heavy. s. 20
$50, medium 20 cDOd. heavy. Sc 25Is f.s.
butchers weights. s. 40Gt 81. good 10 choice.
mixed S. g a. -. pigs, s. l6 80. Sneep-R Re
ceiprs ahos6c 5000 mead Market steady Sheep
s32546.Oo. yeariings. sfo10s go: lambs S8a5 90
NEW YORK. January f-BEEVES- Re
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Steamboats,.
FOR NEW YORK.

making connection r. Norfolk with Main Lac
ship following day az T. A.. also Norfolk
and Western Ry ar A. NJ. ana p. NJ ana
Chesapeake and Ohio Rv. az A. VI ana 4.e1
=. " making connection daily Except Sun
day0 at Norfolk with Main Limo ships sailing
at p " Tickets. S08 r Nain Street. RlcA-
mond Transfer Coz $40 r. Main Street, The
jefferson. Murphy's Ho.ei.
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bA-T MORE. 1ID.. Janus-v s-FTor-r
L-i ara uucAanget Whear-iQuler. sr.l- COM
'tt-i. So = 4r- No red western -7ff--i.,.
.orn-Sfeady spot. f1isus7tsc.. steamer -.I,e.l
fff. p = sc southern white corn 4fi.rfi.-
oats Firm 40. @ white 4ft.~ No : -~i.t.c
800 No. mixed Nl-Ef0-. Rye-s+os.s,-.
=. western. Domestic VITO Butter Fgr--,
~ unchanged. Fancy imitation. e nc la
,f-Smrry. 81 .s5tc- do. iad'e. 2oazsc . store
ft.N,a i+g2lt ECEs-0zyu ar .4c or-eass
,.-'ife aha unchanged large. -sT4l.o- medium
l5-n-' sinalL 1850 Sugar Steady end M
eh'-i-se-i coarse E-anuiated ami fine a. 81 D..
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INV 8 MN0ifOIk&MeSteI1l

ONLY ALL-RAIr. LINE TO NORFOLK.
Leave Byrd ST Station. Richmond Daily.
IN Effect November 18th.
FOR NORFOLK; 900 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ.
500 T. "
FOR LYNCHBURG. tho WEST and The
SOUTHWEST. 9.o5 A N. 1910 noon. 9.s0 p.
NJ Pullman Parlor AMI Sleeping cars. CAFE
Dining cars. Trains arrive daily from Norfolk
II - a NJ. e. 50 =. A. From the West; 7;l8
a NJ. -eC 7 NJ $50 r. NJ
onice SIS L. Main 81 'Fiyer. hours. %
minutes
W u. REVILr. g. II. BosLEY.
Cier'l Pass. Ascent DIST Pass Agent.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway

SOUTHBOUND TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
DAILY.
$3.50 a M.-Local 90 Norlina Raleigh. Char
totta Wilmington.
go p M-Siceprrs and coaches savannah
Jacksonville. Atlanta and birmingham.
1900 II " Coaches and sleepers savannah.
Jacksonville, Atlanta. birmingham and
Memphis
NORTHBOUND TRAINS ARRIVE RICH
MOND DAILY:
GAS A. NJ. Ass =. NJ. ssh p. NJ.
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rOcK MARKET

BALTIMORE STOCK AiARKET.
BALTIMORE ND. January -sesboarl
klr Line. common and preferrcd-NJth.ng DO
Ing
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South Atlantic Life Insurance Co.
President.
Richmond, Va.
January l, 1907.

What did 1906 compared decrease where am inn
crease should be- increase whore decrease
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10

$ouhamte in ppllem Ornate ouf Dem
Sbrone bel. SSu ser $oer5 Sellls&irde
pontifi6irte Der bpthlu ite Siidlpf q. &.
S6imer npn Superior. isis; Die
in Der 6l. GeiItz&ir6c pur0e bd5
Seltprebigt belt Der bo6iu'ite Sild]ci
1. SdmebaG) bon ga Sroile. ySis.
S5n Der sol. Geiits&irde lpurbe baS
ieierlichc Soo1dnt celebrirt bon Sibt
Sroiuin Gourab, 8. Q. o., bon Gous
ceptipn. DO; Die SSeitpreoigt belt
a,,lar. +. g. @oIler BON ct. 2plliS.
9lc. Sic 6citprepig!cn bebanpelten
bao 3bema: y1Sic hrllrlIcle Snmilie" "
nuo ieoer Der bohm. 6e0ner erie0igie
lidl i'll melnerbafter gSeiIe iciner
Slufgubc.
@ei bem ieierlicbeu Yontififnlnute
fungirten am NItnre III II. Wt a
rien: nlS 9iliilIcn5 %rieitcr; Der
bocblu. .. SGnOmeuer BON 9telu Him,
Wtinn.; ais Siafon: Der bphlp. 9r.
Soeuotgerdtb bon Columbus. O.; rl5
SubSioton: Der bodlu. a. @per5 bon
Gbiedao. ST.; ais Gerennuienmeilter
Der bobp &ater SSolif, .. 8, oot
9mbuquc nno bof!p. &nter $. =.
HpbIndnu BON SnbllarIe; nui Dem
5brpnleiiel i'm cr5biigbofli6eu Crnntc
list Ser pGpitiide Sele9at. Mi0r. 3.
6alcpnip; ais 9liiiltcnt am Sbrone
flm9irt Der bodjlu. %oter @elrer. Nrps
oin6ial Su Ct, @ouiS. Wio. Sn ser
&er6 Seiu St I 6 { aililtierteu
am Nlltnre: ai5 Sliiiiten6z Yrieiter: Der
bo6lp. 5. &. Snunlnnn bon Dubuque /;
ais 9eremnnienmeilter Der bpd6iu. ga
ter ,So5. Srib BON SponS. So; ais
Subointon: Ser bodp. %oter Soicpb
Spoetb. G. g.. 9iettor bcs Soer5 Seil!
Gollegilms ppn Trniric on Gbicn.
isis; ais 9iofon. Der bod)lp. &atcr
Z. @i. @nucr bon SreScott. @iS.; ais
GhrcnsS Siafonc; ser bohlp. &ater Z.
Sronolo bon 8iScouiin uno ber boclz
lpiirbiac Or. Sbicr BON Subnauc. ,IlI
Der 81. @eiit &irdc c dliiltiers
ten: ais Nlliiiteu6z YrieIter. Der bod,s
ipiiroige @nter s. s. Gadc, BON Der
llnbefledten ginpfdn9niB : sIfaSemie,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10

Su6uoue; nls Siafon. bohip. @ater
Stuart bonn ct. Soiepb'5 College. Sus
bunne; als Suboiafon. bohp. &nter
:. 8reitbaf bon 9ubllqte; nls Geres
mpnieurIciiter. bodip. 9Iater @. u.
0aut bon Der 5l. @eiits Stride in 9us
buque. ySeiter lpareiI III ben Santltds
rien cine groBe sln6nbl fir6liber
g8iirScntr19er uno Yrieiter 5u9egeu.
Sic grpBe Seitparabe faub
am 9lahmittng ge9en 2 llbr inter Der
SilbrlIng Der erprpbtcu Sauptmdr>
maridduc: G. u. Soelfer, Sos. s.
Ctt uno Sobonn $ocim itott. (9ie
9elar9ibung Der &ornbe fiuben uts
icre Seier nuf Seite 10 bieler 9tlnlz
mer.) 9icielbe mar eine iuirtli6
gepnltige lmD erbebenpe Semonltras
tion Der beutieben &atbuliten Sus
blIque's. SpmoS nnb bcS benn6barten
@i5coniin uub SQinois. Sic 2alls
ienbe ltnb Slbertaulenoe, bier Wtdnn
brett, onhinmarl6ierenben NGuners
uno Siingliugs Golonnen. nad) 0es
meinben Gbgetrennt, nit ld)metterne
pet UtllUI ltllp IlleUeUueH UupUell, Ole
SeiiiGrnBen III ibren prdhtigiteu
Smnmd, mahten ouf oie pielcn Be
ihauer eiuen erbebcnoen @inorud.
llnpcrNeBlidl mar Der 9lnbliG por
Der SshnubiiDne beS pGpltIicDeu Seles
gGteu. nls pieler ole tntbpIil6eu
Marneu oil lih northumberland iab
lHO allc Sdbnen unb Banner lid ppr
Dem Sertreter SiuS bc9 3ebnten ienfs
ten. 9icie Concentration mac1te
alic iih ais fntboitide Sriioer iiiblen:
c in &olf. Gin &er5 uno cine
Seele. @eraoe lpie am gtorgeu .por
Dem opd)altor, Der peiltlhen W(dnncr
bieo're Shnar 9efnieet", 10 5pllten lie
III ieuen Slugcnbliden ibrem @otte,
ibrem @lauben, lbrer Teli9ion
i 0ffentIi d. Sribut offeu uno pbue
Shcu. IS lit ein ieiteS Soub bas
lie lmihlin9t, Ntdnner unb Sing
lin9e, GleruS unp Soien, Gin ltartcs
@ano. Da5 fcit Sird 8er5 INN Seele
(6ortletuug alIf Der 10. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-10

podibulen bin. 9ieic s(raumeute
ipre6en Iauter, nls cine lan0e 9ieoe
meirlerleitS. 9lls Su6u 6eutlc1er
Glteru unlere5 lie6en dubuque. uciB
id Den g8ertb neS IcliScn uu0 tild)s
tigen oelitid1en Siirgertbl,n9 pieier
Stabt gan6 belonpcr5 5u icgdbeu. Sb
fam meineu 0jeIiiblen Der Srclbe
Sic. mert6e oerren ans alien Sbeiieu
glmerifa,5 uno ie!6lt ans europa. bier
pillfonuten bci6en 81 oilrfcn nidlt
beGer sll$brud perleibcn. ais in0enl
it6 al5 Widpor perii6ere: o0ier III
9ubuaue loai CIR ellie 10 re9t 5u
9aule iein!"
Snr glamen unierer bcrrlidcn
SGliIfeIltant bc5 SSeitens, I'M 9tdmen
nller Gmlppbner Snbuaues. ruic i@
Sbnen Elm ber5Iiceo nS8iafommenl"
5u. @lo9e Sbr Guientbalt i'll Sus
buque ein 10 Gn8cnebner lein, odB
Sic Ille. eiu6elu llno I'M %ercin, not1
re6t oft 5m ms nac1 Dubuque 3urild>
febren. ySir lteben Spnen III bielen
5ngen 5u Sieniten. meiue pert5en
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ties who robbed the bank. While 1t
has been the custom to lock the reserve
fund in a vault by itself, this vault has
been opened on Santa F,e pay day, the
18th of each month. so that the North
Topeka merchants can be supplied with
funds with which to cash the checks of
the workmen.
According to this rule this vault
would nave baen opened Wednesday
morning and who ever got the money
evidently knew this and took the op-
portunity presented Sunday night OF
looting it, providing that 1t had not
been robbed before and then battering
the locks ~ si.
The meeting of a committee of the
directors was held in the room Of Mr..
z. P. Baker on account of the inability
Of that member of the committee to
leave his room. Mr.. Smith as we'll as
Mr.. GreSSer was notified of the
meeting but in view of the fact that
they are the only men who are known
TO have possession of the combination
they notified the committee that they
would not be present
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shape than at the present time and If
we are compelled to lose the $4,000
which is short there will be a balance
of 14.660.64 in our surplus and I'M
divided profit account. Under that
condition our capital stock will re-
main unimpaired and there would be
the above amount to the credit of the
stockholders of the bank.
During the last nine years the
Citizens bank has paid S31,5O0 in
dividends to the stockholders besides
a dividend of 40 per cent of the cap
ital stock amounting to $4,000, just
the sum that has been stolen. Besides
this sum there is $24,660.65 in a sur
plus and undivided profits, making the
earnings of the bank or profits for the
stockholders for the past nine years
$66.16O.65.
Have you made claim for the bur-
glary insurance % was asked.
We have notified the insurance COM
pany of the loss but have not heard
from Them
One thing has developed today which
may aid the officers in locating the par
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face of their victim as he came again.
It was Spanish gold, but 1t had not come
to them through Spanish hands. Inc
American was too forward He was
bringing in too much information He
was becoming too insistent. When the
patriots had had skirmish they want
I'd to rest on their laurels for month.
He did not want to rest day. linen,
one day. he was reported missing. A
day later it was known that the Span
iards had got him. He had visited old
Gonzales and walked into their trap-a
trap set on the information sent to them
by a patriot. Yes, the man with price
on his head-the man who had been
called the American Devif'-the man
who had ambushed and slain more Of
the enemy than any score OF patriots,
and who had been in the front at every
enga gement, was prisoner at last
There was rejoicing all along the
trocha-there was rejoicing in the lines
about Havana.
White was prisoner of war. entitled
to be treated as such, but they burned
the soles of his feet; they broke the
bones of his fingers; they stretched him
on the rack And then, crippled though
he was though never abating one tot of
his courage, they placed him in an old
sugar house, a club tied to his wrist,
and then turned loose their bloodhounds
on him. Two of them were dead when
they opened the door. And outside or
the CaDln GCnZdl0S Tic OAA La lAASA anu
daughter sat in the shade and watched
the black clouds of a thunder storm
coming up.
He was a brave man, that Senior
Americana" said the daughter. " and
perhaps We should not have sold his life
we did"
POUR replied the father. What is
one human life among so many? What
is the odds how one dies. We needed
the gold more than he needed his life.