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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
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9leitsn iinp nod nidt angerilbrt
lpoENea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
GigentgimliGe Spradc aegcniiber
elmer Sprbcrnug hes Gungreics.

& Il bingto II, 9. g., II. Wai.
Ser GongreB fam Slir 3Dae fnb>
rem. @ir rerbcn Seriht nbitntten,
lueln mir 6ereit iinb." go lnutet
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gefragt ipuroe, mann Iein 8eribt iIbcr
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Die Yroictte 5nr @crtiefina unb CIR
1altuna Der Sabrrinne auf IA SUB.
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berartige Snbrrinnc oauernO erbnlten
laiIcn perbe.
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louri Den Intras %itellte. ben &rieesz
min,itcr I'M Iblcaung oeS betreffens
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0err Nlernnber bon Neip Yorf, Der
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Die &Dilihfeit ocs &~riegsamtes.
Sic 8eiolution tuuroc inbeiien auf
Griud,en Germ @lerunber'S nidt an
genommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
Seieriihe @rnnbiteinlesmns.

Trairie bu bien 8is..
IA. Wtdi.
Ser 10. Wtni ma Gin benfniirbioer
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fannie bon ben Seiuitenpdtern gelei@
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legtc in @egenmart elmer be-
trdhtfideu In5abl @dite. Yrieitern
nnb 3aicn. Den 8runoitein 5u eincm
llmfangreihen, itattliden Neubau.
Na6 LANCER. reifliher lleberlegung
baden lid Die 2eiter Deg golegs 81
bieiem Sdritte cntlhlpllen i'm Ser
trollen nIf Die &ilfe Der @oriebung
unb 9eprdngt bon Der itets padienben
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bicgene Musbilbung bon @eilt mnb
&er5 iuhen. llno getpib lit CO teiu
nnperes Wutip, Das bas unternebs
men peranlnBt bat, ais Der @unih.
red)t pielen Siingltnsen bes Wpro=
meitcns cine iulibe intelcftnellc nrb
auf fathuliidJcr @runblase ruhenbe
Gr5iebnns a%ngebeiben an laicn. Infer
2unb unb uniere 3eit bebiirfen oeren
mebr 0enu ie Slppr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
Die Strcifiiibrer in %aris saben ben
MnsitaEo ais snr 3cit aus
iidjtSlps anf.

-. II I ~, II. .VtUI.
Tafpcm Die Nmi : Irbeiter unS
Wnirer ourd Ibltimrnullg bcihlois
len batten, mieber nl Die Irbeit SIT
geben. entidliep Scr NusidluB bcs Irs
beiterperbnnbes lid bufiir, Dos Gnbe
nes StreifS omtlid an5ufiiuogct.
Sic ltimntcn barin iiberein. bnb Die
n%escnipdrtige Seiuesnng hoffnn8ss
log lei. uno lhoben in bitteren Wors
ten Den Scblid)log nuf Die Silbrer.
beIonbers oes Sefretdrs @orarbi bon
ben SabnangeIteatcn unb ben Scfres
tar Yntouf BON Sen @icftrifcrnL ipelde
nnaeblih ibrc Teripred,ungen niht
~eingclDlt bnbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
go. 1874.

tbr @atte unb ibr Sobn erid,pIIcn
ipnren. ltb Dor ibrcn Sobn Ianuel
geporten nnb berIuft babe, Die
Saffc Golta's. Die aif Den Yrinsen
gerldtet lpnr, bel Seitc 5ll itp6cn.
Shrc gfettung mar lpuuberbor. Die
Su9el trdf ibr Goriett. glitt ab rnb
l~tretfte Scn @orocrnrm bes SrinScn.
Der apnig perlieb nith Dem Suliz
5tlten, Der Suiiia. Den Mtunn, Scr bcn
anrilg toOtete, erifoB. ben Srocn pom
3birm ulb Dem Shiuert. OieIe
aus5eld,nung aibt Dem gmpidnacr
Den Nang zines Sffi5iers urb be-
red)ii9t i'm 5n elmer fDnigliGcn
Yeniion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
@cltbcriibmter Scmpel pcrni3tet.

Spfto, IL. Wldt.
Ser berilbmte Subbbntempel 3oz
joii, Der I'M Sbiba : Tnrf in Sofio
liegt, lit NIT ieinem unifdebaren Sns
halt IN <nifipertcn elm Taub Der
Slammen 9ciporben. Nur Serieniae,
ipelder ben StolS Ser Sapaner auf
lire beriibmten Scmpelbduten fcnnt,
tam Die Sdipcrc nes llnglilds fir oas
9anSe @olf ermlciien. Scr 3ojoiie
Sempel ipur nddit pcm aroBcn Scmpel
bon Hiffo DER bepeutettoitc unD bclichs
teite in Snpnn. Scinc ipunocrbar
ihonen, rotben @msanastbore biiris
ten pieleu Heiieuoen. pclhc oas 2anb
beIuht baben. III Grinnerin9 lcin.
NaS Seuer lpuroc> ourh einen gette
Ter. Der IN cinem 9ofe inter Dem
Sempele SmB6pOcu ipobnte. ~berporaes
rufcn. Ser Wunu bate. INN lid Su
iudrmen. Elm fleincS Seuer aus Yapier
unb cini9en 5ol5itiiden angeltedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
Grbbebcn im CANADA.

@inuipeg. Man.. II. 0eai.
9ertfte aits Dem peitlifen CANADA
meiben. bnB BORT am Samstaa elm
ernheben irnttfanb. Sn 8innipca
lclbit ipurbe Die gribiitterung niht 10
tart empflnben; am ltdrfitcn ipar Die
Wirfung in Der YropinS Sasfatdes
man, tuo Die Stobe plobliher mureu.
Sn ocridicbenen @eidGftcn nurben
&aaren aus ibreu Sdfern aeIflcus
bert, unb int 6oipitdl in He9inn lplrs
ben loaur EGticnten Durb ole @cnalt
Der Grlfitterung aus ben Settcn aes
iporfcn. Die 9eute, beren iih cine
plDslidc Sanif croriif. itiir3ten aus
ben 9auiern unb 9utels auf Sic
StraBcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
Saft fpnmt mad @.iuueiuta.

@ dibington. 9. g., II. Mni.
Trdiibent Gait bat @uupcrneur
Sobnlon pom 0einneiota bel beiieu &C.
luh am Samstag I'M @ciBen Sauie
mitgetbciIt. bnb er Ninneipta im
2allfc pcs SpmmcrS. cutpebcr i'm
SUM oper I'M Slli, beiuden ipiro.
Der TrGiibcnt beitdtiste Die bon II
bercr Seitc fonrmenoc Wclbuna, paS
CT Die Iblift babe, dc Noronejt@
Stadten in icine Sommcrreiie ein5lrz
iniieBcn; feline senalien Yldac merz
Den peroffentlidt iperben, iobalo oas
2atum Der Serta9uns bes Gongrciies
ieltitebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
Gouicpclt'S Saaobcutc.

Hdirpbi. II. Ntai.
Ghmunb &elier. elmer Der Nnturz
fprlder. melde lid an Serrn Npoies
BELTS Stdbc ~bcfinbcn. lit beute nit 80
Sbicrfellcu etc.. nah Noirobi 9etom>
men. nm tic bier prdicrpicrcn ulb Sur
&erldifimng nah Ymerita pprbereis
ten 6u laiieu. Snrunter bcfinbcn lid
EN- Mhino5cros. IedS Soipeu. 5iuei
@iraffen. ~siudn5ia fleiucre @ilbitiide
lno oeribiebenc Sprten bon Yogeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
Samptmam SnitS 5n aht bis ichsrbn
Sahrcn pcrnrtbeilt.
SIuibina, y. g.. II. @iai.

SIN b II q, V. ~. II. Wtai.
Saiiptmnnn Setter =. SainS. Sr.,
bon Der SuubeSdrmee. Der ppriae
@ohe in Scrbinoung nut Der Grmore
Dung beS Terlcaers @iaiam 6. Nnnis
Ncs Sootihla9s I'M eriten 0rahe ifuls
dig hcfunpcn lporpen mar, lit belte
bon &idtcr @arretipn 5u 3nhtbals
bon nd,t bis ieh5ebn Sobren bel bar
ter Irbeit perurtheilt mprben. Die
@ertbeinigung itelte Nutrda oilf cinen
neuen Yrp5cR, nnb Der Intrng iuirSc
prompt dbgelebnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
Sn AHcrfcnnnns ppn bcmicicnem
6crcismuS.

2iiiabon. Eortugal. II. @ai.
&pni9 Manuel hot Der &Dniain
Imnlie, Der @ittipe bes a6nias
Carlos. brci bobe Orben pcrlicben
III Incrfennun9 oes 8eroismuS. ben
lie bel DEM Ieudclmorbc ibres
@atten nnb SpbneS I'M Sebruar
1908 beipieicn bat. Sns Sefret
iilbrt aus, ba6 ole a6ligiu. naboem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
Wew Doris Shicite mni n~nrrb5rte
Hreiic iiir Srpt salIeu.
va in Mnrf. 21. Wi

Der burh Ole bobcn Mcblpreiie
unb Den @%eielcnitreif bcrbei9ciiihrte
@rotmangcl uuf Der Gillette ldBt lid
bmrb Die Giniubr bon @rpt aus ans
oeren Sbeilen Der Stnbt MIR tbeilipciie
bebcn. @o Ole flcinen @rotlaibe
iiherboupt erbdltlid iino. foiten tie
10 bis 10 Gents; Die @ddcr in anbes
rem Stapttbeileu. Die nlrd ben Streif
niht bctroficn wcrben. ma1cn 9ldns
5enbc @el6afte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
Seltruit= 9iuscrs seiturben.
y 10 Nnrf. 10. Wlni

Seurb $. Tosers. Setter Der Staus
boro Oil 60, nahbem s. 9. @ofcs
teller iid 5nriidae5pgcn. bas Sarpt Der
Imalgamateo Copper Co.. unb cine
Der eriten Sinan5srobcn bes 2anbcs.
lit beute Wor9cu in ieiuem Sein. an
Git rs. Ctr, pom Sdlage g~etroifen.
pi0tli6 9eltorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
Ger chcmaliae Sultan hat anscblih
ciicn Sbeil irincr Shabc her.
a%isgcgcben.

CON It nnfinopel, Siirtci,
81. Mai.
NadI Dem Serid)te zines bieii8cn
@lattes bat Der friiberc Sultau Ibz
bul Snmib @elbcr i'm Setrage BON
iibcr fiinf Wiiaionen Collars. pelhe
CT in mtslduhiifcn Sanfeu bate. Der
Hcgierung i%ibermieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25
Heihstas BON 3eppclin sum SciaM
c%inselaocu.
@crIin. 21. Mni

" 7 w ~ s@NUEs
@rai 3eppelin bate Dem &eihstag
cine Ginlabuns 6Igcbcn lniicn iein
neues SuTtitifi 6u ~belidltigen. Siele
Ginlnbung III bonn Ylcnum unter
lalten annn9ebungen Der Srelibc ans
aeupmmen luorbcu. Ser Iufitieg lit
iiir Den 8. SUM auseiast.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25

Mem @ott ipia rcfte @nnit
erlDeiIcn,
Sen Ididt er IN Die fpeite
Welt,
9cn mill CT leiuc 8uuper
lpeiIeu
Sn Sinr unb @nih nuD
Stroln nn0 Selo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-25

(Tortictun9 aui Der 10. Seite,)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-13
HELPER IS BURIED,
NO KINF ok THERE
Friends of Prosperous Days
However, Remember
Dreamer.

Earth holds neither justice nor
friends. said Hinton Rowan Helper,
when in Hfe's prime he found that his
schemes for a great intel continental
railway were TO other men nothing but
dreams.
And as his funeral services were held
today, IL an undertaking establishment.
on Fourteenth street. not a relative
was there to pay tribute OF affection or
respect.
There were, however. men present
who knew Helper in the days when he
was in the Government consular SER
vice; men who knew him when he began
Ia dream those dreams of a bond u
steel between North and South America: /:
but not one Of those who crowded the
esta blishment was a blood relation.
The simple funeral services were con-
ductcG by the Rev. L. 9. B. Pierce, pas
tor Of All Souls Church. The interment
was in Forest Lake Cemetery Helper
had wished that his body might ho
buried in q Southern grave.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-13
WHITE HOUSE HEARS
GRAND OPERA VOICES

Caruso, Emma Games, and SchUmann-
Hoink are TO furnish grand opera for
the White House They viii DO so
through the medium OF a Victor-Vic-
trOls, ore OF the latest things in the
talking machine line. which has been in
stalled in the Blue Room Of the Execu-
tive Mansion.
For a few minutes following the in
stallatlon OF the machine, White House
callers and attendants were treated 20
an unusual program Of grand opera mu-
sic, much 20 the delight OF Sol Bloom,
OF New York, who persuaded Mrs. raft
that ViCtrOla is inst what is ne eded
10 stir things up occasionally IN the
White House
Shortly after his election, President
Taft decided that some kind OF tvlk-
ing machine would be an agreeable n
noVation. Two months were required TO
manufacture the one which has Just
been installed. 7 has an elaborately
carved cabinet of California redwood
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-13
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
LEARN TO SHOOT

The High School Cadets have sta rted
training for the rife tournament that
is TO t2ke place in tAis city Easter
week between schooIboy marksmen.
Lieut.. Col Edward j. Dimmick. or the
National Rife Association. has ar
ranged for the cadets 10 practice each
Saturday afternoon in the winter
armory. l. street. near Fifth street,
northwest.
Ths principals OF the various high
schools have been notified that the prac-
uce can be had at the winter arnory
and a fairly good squad Of youthful
marksmen turned out this afternoon
The rife gallery viii be open to the
cadets this evening as well The prac-
tiCe will he taken under the direction
u Colonel Burton r. Ross. Colonel
Drnmick. Captain Ferree, and Ideuten-
ant Jones
The tournament Easter week will be
one Of the most interesting events OF
the school wear 20 the cadets The first
prize will he "A handsome silver cup pre-
scented by Tie Washington Times
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-13
BRITISH PROGRAM
FOR NAVY EXPANDS

LONDON, March l3.-The extensive
naval program announced by the cab
met shows that the growth Of Ger
many's naval power is regarded by
British naval and army officials as a
menace 10 the empire.
Little doubt is expressed in official
circles today that the admiralty VIII
take advantage OF the reserve clause
in the navy program and lay the keeis
or not less than six ships Of the Dread
nought class this year. in addition TO
eight armored cruisers. twenty torpedo
boats. and number or submarines
The cabinets program only makes
positive provision FOR four battleships
and, six protected cruisers. but allows
the~Other four armOrcd vessels TO be
built II the admiralty SO decides. Such
is the fear OF Germany's naval eN-
pansiOn that the reserve vessels are
almost certain 10 be built.
II the a Nniralty program is carried
out the British navy IN 1913 will have
fourteen battleshiDs Of the Dread
nouEht class. aud the German navy
viii have but thirteen
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-13
SAY PRIESTS FOES
HIRED ASSASSINS

NEWARK, y. J.. March 13.-The po-
lice have thirteen men under arrest OF
suspicion OF being implicated In the
murder Of Father AnsIone. priest Of st
Stanislaus' Catholic Church. and they
are today working harder than ever -
the case. They believe At least hat
The membership Of the church is in
N"lved ir a gigantic conspiracy 10 make
way with Father AnsiOnc.
Antonina Sabchsylka. Father An
stones hOusekeepeT. who was shot by
tho muTderers Of the priest, has de
ciared THAI William Olszefski, one o.
the suspects, WssS positively one OF the
four men who visited the parlor Of the
rectory last Wednesday and killed
Father Ansione. She picked him out Of
a long line OF men.
MI the su~!sects are held under $1,000
hail The Police now believe that the
diSaffected members Of St. Stanisiaus'
Church hired ASA sSius from outside Of
Newark 10 commit the crime.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-13
AT R|CAH DISEASES
DON'T SCARE MINER

There is no reason why Theodore
Roosevelt should sG-cumb to African
fevers, or. in fact, why he should not
return from his hunting trip better
off in health"
This is how Gardner f. Williams.
mining engineer, traveller. big game
hunter. and pioneer in the development
OF the South African gold fields, dis
misses the fears aroused by the declar-
stions Of Prof. Starr, OF the University
Of Chicago, and others that former
President Roosevelt would likely fall
victim 10 the deadly sleeping sick
ness"
In the first place." said Mr.. Williams
today at his home. 22N r street north
west. the country through which Mr..
Roosevelt Will huLt, which is known
as the Southern Game Reserve, is a
table land, at least ZOO feet above sea
level. II is not a fever country, nor
is there danger from the tsetse ny.
which is found more in the low lands
where the herds OF buffalo roam
The greatest annoyance to MIR. ROose-
Welt VIII be from the rains. He is sens
IDLE to camp until the heavy rains are
over"
Mr. williams does not agree that the
cease In fact. he thinks the present
prohibition placed by the British gov
eminent against the killing OF certain
animals should be lifted and hunters al
lowed TO use their own judgment a 70
how many Of these wild beasts they
should Stay.
ri the white man is going TO make
any progress in Africa the Wild beasts
must go, he said The same principal
that applied 10 the wild beasts that
overran this country IN its pioneer DAYS
F=FT Tlr
applies TO the animals in the Dark Con-
tluent today
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-13
CAPT. DIXON'S BODY
ESCORTED TO GRAVE

A delegation from the three branches
OF the service acted as escort today at
the funeral of, Cap a r Dixon, L.
S y, which was held at noon in the
chapel of Lees undertaking establish
ment
The escort was accompanied by the
Marine Band, and at Arlington was met
by buElar and firing squad. which
participated in the final services at the
grave.
chief j. Is. Bartons capt l. s X
Reeves, aud Commanders r. : Crit
fin, ". r. White, r & Bowers and
W :. Smith. Captain Dixon died II.
New York last Wednesday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-13
REGULARS VICTORS
IN SHOOTING MATCH

rho Gnai scores OF the winners in the
national shooting matches at Camp
Perry last summer. were issued by the
War Department today
The team match WAS won by the
United STATES ARMY Infantry With an
aggregate score Of 3Z24 The Navy was
second, the Cavalry third. and the Ma
riBe Corps fourth The Wisconsin mill
tia team headed the States. followed by
that Of Massachusetts.
The winner OF the individual match is
A. Dale ROthlOck. second lieutenant in
tie Second OHIO Infantry. Lieut.. George
&. Shaw. OF the Twenty-seventh United
States Infantry. was second. and En-
third
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-13
TORRENS SYSTEM
TO BE CONSIDERED

a. Leftwich Sinclair, Chairman OF
the committee on law and legislation
of the ChaTIbeT of Commerce. has ap-
pointed a ~ubcOmmittee of that body
TO consider the Torrens system of
registering and confirming titles 10
land. The following members will
serve on the committee.
William NJ. Levin, chairman.
Jackson n. RaiStOn.
Charles Liukins.
Edgar -. Shaw.
Benjamin +. Barnes.
!. Dawson Williams.
CCTcDran Thorn.
DR.. William &. Woodward.
oliver :. MetzerOtt.
John =. Slemau. jr.
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LAND FRAUD CASES
SUBJECT OF CONFAB

A conference was held at the Depart
ment Of Justice today between Attorney
General Wickersham, Secretary OF the
Interior Ballinger, Assistant Attorney
General Woodruff, of that department
and J. r. Vail counsel for the Denver
and Rio Grande railroad.
The only information forthcoming was
that the subieCt-matteU under COnSidpra-
ton referred 90 land prosecutions The
parties 20 the conference stated that IL
had been agreed that no Information
regarding the outcome should be made
public at this time,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-13
MANY ARE BURIED
IN SPANISH NINE

MADRID, March 13.-Heavy casualties
are feared as the result of a fire damp
explosion in the Barrueto coal mine IA
Santander province today
The number OF mine workers entomb-
ed is not yet known, but Is believed
TO be large Rescuers have already
brought four dead and fifteen seriously
injured miners TO the surface
The rescue work is still in progress.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-13
LOCAL STOCKS LITTLE EASIER, WITH
ONLY LIGHT SALES-TRAC-
TON IS FIRM.

Just a far business was transacted
on the Washington Exchange, with
prices showing a little easier tone, but
no material change
Railway preferred was the active
leader OF the utilities starting u little
better at 9O7s, but the offerings seemed
to increase and the price settled back to
903s the final close. There were no sales
or the common stock. II has come to
The time when sales OF Capital Traction
are confined largely to purchases by in
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-13
MUST CLEAN WALKS.

JENKINTOwN, Pa, March 13.-Jen-
kintown's new burgess, Robert r.
Campbell, has just summoned before
him thirty residents, some OF them very
prominent, for failure to remove the
snow that fell on their sidewalks on in
auguratiOn day. He viii enforce this
ordinance and the one against tramps-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-13
LAND FOR PARKS
Is TRANSFERRED

The Commissioners have transferred
To Gen. w. l.. Marshall. Chief OF En-
ElueerS Il the War Department. for park
purposes, two parcels OF land forming
part of the old Baltimore and Ohio
riEht-of-WaY
The parks will be located at Seventh
and h streets and on J street. between
Fifth and Sixth streets, northeast.
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vestors of small lots. about all that are
offered these days. In this way eight
shares sold at 1912 u 10. Washington
Gas was steady and duh at 7O1z. Mer-
gerthaler sid down to 2o5Ss, and closed
y better.
Greene Cananea was down TO az, the
low and close OF the week.
Mitchell Mining L.
In the miscellaneous sales OF the day
were Emerson Pump at Il, Graphophone
preferred at 80 and ten shares Metro
pOlitan Bank stock at 30.
Capital Traction IS were firm at H.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-13
TODAY'S PRICES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Capital Traction. 2G154s. 2@la1z. "A
132
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred, 35Q905s. 1d90Ts. 12H905s, J0Q
901z. 25G9O1z, 50090sk.
Washington Gas, 20d701z
EEL Telephone of Pa, 201O2%.
AIergenthaler. 1926, 5Q20S, 5Co2o57s, 10
.lZO55s, I0G2O5&a
Greene Cananea, 1UG09Jz.
Mitchell Mining. 1OOa1s. 1900ls, l00d;S.
National Metropolitan Bank, 10Gr210.
Emerson Steam Pump. 25GI4.
Graphophone. preferred. f0q30.
After caII--CapitaI Traction . s, 81, O00d
III, 81 ,00Gdll7.
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