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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
New York
Stock Market

Now York. March 2S-The ultra
conservative attitude toward the stock
market or both the financial .commu
atty aud the investing public has sell
nom been Illustrated so clearly as By
the course OF business on the STOCK
Exchange to-day. Stocks barely moved
smallest of any day OF the year Larg.
operators took no decided position II
The market and pricechangcs for the
DAY We're negligible
All this fits In with the present dis
position Of the street which is to wait
Tor something to happen. TO the con
slant uncertainty as TO the time OF
important court decisions there is now
added as q restraining force the near
approach OF the time for the new Con-
gress TO assemble, Wall Street is com.
thing. is TO be attempted in the way
OF tariff revision. Brokers agree, how
ever, that the stock market proper is
n II. a fairly good position; that iiauida-
ton has been thorough and that the
short interest is large enough to act
as a prop
From all appearances. however. the
more powerful nnanciers are opposed
ent. They still have new financing
70, accomplish and probably large
holdings OF stocks which are TO be
marketed sooner or later Among these
same interests there is noticeable an
attitude which. if it bespeaks caution.
1T the same time is not wanting in
4 .Ntiit!utI!ceH III ttIe lut uTS. continued
case of money, record breaking ex-
ports, our huge total of credits abroad.
The facility with which capital has
been obtained and is still obtainable,
AL favor the stock market. Arraycd
on the opposing side are political UNI
ccrtaintics and the general slowness OF
trade
MISSOURI Tactic showed no intention
Of settling down. Northern Pacific
MAS weak some OF the bank stocks
We're unusually active ct considerably
higher figures movement which
pcrhaps foreslladows the reported pro-
ject contemplating closer union Of. in
terests among some of the largest
banks
come in ,oday:.. Gross earnings Of
twenty eight railroads for the second
week of this month showed decrease
Of per cent from the CORRESPONDING
roads was revealed by the output of
steel products for February. showing
ton delivered to tho railroads only
about one-tifth OF the normal percent
sge.
That the continued slow movement
Of trade has not affected the American
T,elephone and Telegraph Company was
Hear whieh increased S174 1000, ,,o
paH 0a Haus nt 9a sales Sass
bonds we're unchanged on call.
Total sales OF stocks for the day
We're $4,000 shares.
New York. March 23.-Money on call
steady > 1t12 3-S per cent: ruling
rate, ii: closing bid , IL offered
NJ IS. Time loans steady and dull:
sixty DAYS, . 1-2 per cent; ninety days
. 34 sin months, 3Gl3 Ia. Prime
mercantile paper, IA IL per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.S420 for
si%tT- day bills and at S4S610 for de-
mand Commercial bills 81 SIS 1-2 Bar
silver, % rs. Mexican dollars. 45.
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COLON IiAREEyS

.SeH forE, March -z--St co..cr 1880,
s2..i!h4sd 41iet ;2-azy, tgt -Iled rsa.raily
s!escN 70 firm On Fe-eeai q. buff suppc-,
" 20 GoNer:a: % recent sellers -ao sppea-ea
81 e2rEehea! bllIish vAex end statement
.SI u ISL HAEHoGs over possibly bulish
snoFins by INC census report on suppl. and
distributions he close was stead. al No,
sdNEnce OF 81 10 points, The 5larie, op.r.d
.'eadl At unchanged prices 10 decline Of
poiHts, ana active positions sold a bout .A
points lower right after the opening I'M.
Der scattering iiQHidatlon and oycrnight SELL
.nS orders, encouraged by the ea.ier tone OF
Ec.tetdeys market. poor trade accounts ana
the lower cables. English spot sales Yerc
larger a. The decline however, and Viii.
carly weather reports indicated further GOOD
crop prosnects appea!ed TO be bringing little
selling pressure asains, the new cron
months ~ any rate offerings were Unite ed
all along tho line. ard when prominent h,,,,
brokers' were seen to have buying orders 70,
CID crop positions recent sellers began n
cover. Tho market advanced in consequence
no a. enc tiine curing the afternoon MAY
contracts sold az 1850, or 10 points above IN.
closing figures Of last nigh, and abou, q
points above July comparing with differ
ence OF only II points al the close ~ IN. :,
ness on "Wednesday New crop nos,,,o-. pu a9
Nanced in keeping with the summer months
NJ; tho upward movement. was checked 81
net gam OF about Ql3 points by REALIZING
END subsequent fluctuations were sonlewha
irregular. The close, however was VIM,
or points Of the best The .nto..,ph
movement I. for The week IS being estimate
- -. - 1900 - $500 peieS compared Will
1900 bales last week ard 1905 ias. 80,
The census report supply and dis,rihu
ton, to be published tomorrow 1norninr
will show the consumption Of domestic mil
from the beginning OF the season UNI
March /. and the arnoun, OF cotton held 1
stock BY domestic mills az OF March l.
Ucceipts OF cotton at the ports to-day w.r
sl6S bales AGAINST l4sss last week and 2s.1l
last year To-day's receipts at New Orlran
1853 bales against s.ss3 last year.
Cotton futuyeE opeueA ard clox.d x..
Open. High Low Clos
March - I4,5 III ~ 81 ~"
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Cotton, quiet; middling. 1875; gross re-
ccip,s, ei bales; sales, 7co bales; stock ol33o5
bales; export TO Grea, Britain. 49, bales; to
the Continent, 2,lt2 bales; Coastwisc. 100
bales
Total to-day a, all ports-Net receipts.
s.75s bales export 10 Great Britain ). IN,
bales; to the Continent. a,li? bales. TO Japan,
l5So bales: stock. 5SG,T-7 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts.
bales; TO France, 53oi bales. to the Cont
neni 3s,ll2 bales; 10 Japan. 1880 bales
Total since September a, all ports-Net
receipts 7.s7l,2l2 bales; eapor, to Great
Britain, 3,0e7,+oJ bales; to France sis071
bales; TO the Continent. 2,5l3.so2 bales TO
Japan l3s,sss bales; to MEXICO, 1875 bales
New Orleans, La, March 23.-Spo, cotton
steady, l-l6c. of; mddlins, else. Sales on
opened STEADY unchanged TO points down
compared With yesterday S close. There was
selling Of special character III evidence
| around the frs, call coming from protes-
sionai traders who based their operations
on the heavy rains in the cotton belt over
night. which have placed an entirely new
outlook OH crop prospects The ring. how
ever. readily absorbed all offerings, trailing
! shorts bidding against fresh buying for long
account for whatever was FOR sale After a
decline OF 2a3 points prices strengthened
and rose until they were at the end OF tho
arsi half hour OF trading i9s points over
yesterdays close on the more active months
The market vas Very steady through the
morning session and buying 0; a quiet bu,
:aosi persistent character. gave rise 10 the
.c-nors that large buIi.sh interests were re-
e7;frtEE ;he .nsrl.e, The ~nathe- forecast
czHe5 1rtsl. sad considerably cola wea,h-
- at this lee % fear that young cotton
-aAEa- -ece!y. cEtaags ~ frosI This ere
AKA ae---ors-sts among weak shorts and
.H-.uiatet aE!tuS % covers in tina, d.ec-
5aA- =. 1922 Ec:.ys -ro..lE as 2 y points
*7sr !+sisicsys Cos. II lis afternoon ths
-ah-ke; waF very stssey On moderate
Lrp1ni q Iract1g. AZ ocicct the trading
tnonttt ws'e g. I,3.utE oy.r !ss.erczys
rlpse -Ae c{ose waE f;ssoy IL a net ad-
rsnc4 u E&s pclcts. Clo.!aE blds March
x *, -aJi-ll- 40 Ny 1879. jail. -.il. -,u.
EusI -G@i cctobe- Asi, Dscs-1oe., az
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
nles, otherwise stated these quotation.
IRE wholesale prices Orders filed from
IL, small lots are CHARGED extra

5LgLA-DuN :, Quota:lont WHEAT
],uset IC0i.H-ac-ire O-:Ts-DuIl
ai5f'Lt.s--:i Zrse, n Aae shape
~ q ! f1t-A-iE eceip;s liberal; MARIE; QUIET.
t-3l.>7 Z s---I-.ya Hem. II heavy demand
an1tt iiEa. :sceipis, I.-Eey:. chickens end
c-at.s - t&tIe:a+l3 Hight rere!p;s. very
fs1%l Ae:az-cs Dre.sed-AecEe, IN good
".st:st ;5e,iI4;t!nel condition Other pro-
t@cs f;tzot (: croiariont
iSs:s-3sztk+: only fairly ac:ir.
BIT E:.-Cao:ce family yellow rolls in
ss:y sct.ve demand: packing s;ocA quiet
NEA-S---tcI!:s a prizes quoted. i-a.nus
ao=s 49, goct cattle IN demand and wanted
q GroteHoEt Ctht! produce about steady
~!th { moderate demand prevailing
RECEIPTS FOR The WEEE-Hheat - :
~ ousae!E. corn. A.sH bushels; oats seto,
bushels: flour. $40 barrels nay. 81: tons !;
:Diilt.cd 80 ,on.
prlIrI ~
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH %,
A ID

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH %, 1911
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. NOR
chandisc aud passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Mobjack. Graves James River
landings and Norfolk. merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company
steamer Blanche Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas.
tcngcrs. Furman Line.
SAILED
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk mer-
chuhoisc and passengers Old Dominion Line
Steamer Blanche. Furman James River
landings and Petersburg merchandise and
passengers. Furman Line
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Atlantic Coast

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAIIr.
!, For Florida and south 100 a. NJ. Sis A.
Fee Norfolk: eco a. NJ. SEQ p. NJ. 4:,o
For y. & ". Ry. West: s:l5 A. ~. 800 A.
NJ. 500 p. NJ and 800 p. NJ ~
For Petcrsburg 1:to a NJ. s:i5 A. Ms.:5
q. NJ 200 q. NJ, 1910 p. a.. $500 P. NJ.
=; ~ r. Al; 500 T. NJ. : rs p. NJ. go p. NJ,
For Goldshoro md Fayettevliie: $50 F. Ii
trains arrive Richmond daily: $40 4. N
o:!o A. NJ. $40 A. NJ, .7:G a. N, .s:37 A 81
lo;t' A. 81, ll:4o a NJ. 1900 P. NJ. ..2 :l6
+. NJ. $50 =. NJ. s:35 p. NJ. 500 r. a.. 500
T. ~, 1880 p NJ 49, N'
'E1cep, sunday .Exc.p, Monday .osun.
day only
Time Of arrive and departure ana connec
tons not guaranteed.
c. S. CAMPBELL. D. p A.
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Norfolk and Western RaiIwa,

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Effect January TO- 1911
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond roR
NORFOLK: $500 y. NJ. $500 p. NJ. .4:1o NJ
NJ. 49, -
FOR LYNCHBURa AND THE WEST.
.e:le a. NJ. 800 A NJ. $500 r. NJ. .s:a6
arrive Richmond from Norfolk: st1:Io
NJ, '6:S5 T. NJ, 40 p. M From the Weat:
go A. NJ. a2:oo +. NJ. b2:I5 r NJ. SOS p.
A. $500 p AZ
DAILY. aDaiy. ex. Sunday bsunday onIv
Pull man. Paror and Sleeping cars Gaia
Dining Cars. C. n. ROSI,rY 90
D. p. A.. Richmond Va
w. B. BEV1LI.. G. p. a.. Roanoke va
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards)

NSdieS al Union STOCK fardS.)
Richmond. Va. March 80 1911
!, Following is the repor, OF the Richmond
I'VE stock market for week ending March 20:
Receipts-Cattlc. go head: calves. IS head
sheep i45 head; hogs. 1910 head. sesu
steers. &C.; some extra good cattle higher,
medium to good, 5;4 d5s.c.: best hefers 6.c
medium to good. 5lac.; fat COWS. 4li:g
!Hc.; common. 70 medium, 2h q size; bulls,
to SIC; calves. 79sc.. cows and calves.
80 q SO per head; best hogs. 7,1c.: sows and
stags "a a 5ac.; sheep. 345c.; lambs. 5a SIC
Chicago. III. March s-cattle-Receip, IS
800 head. Market steady. Beeves, $500
e,,s; Texas steers. S!.5o@ 5.65: western steers
Si.eoM $50; stockers and feeders s405so:
COWS and hefers. $3.50 $50: calves. $3.50
100 Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head Market
more active at s6.soI7.l5: mixed. Ss.l51 500:
rough, So.45 q 6,65; good 10 choice heavy, Sc. S5
$3.50; pigs. S6.60g7.1o. Sheep-Rcceipts Is, :
WC head Market 10c. lower. Native s305@
go; western. s3.e5 q $50; ycarlings s47o0 $50
lambs. native. s54s.5o; western, s5.25@6so.
New York, March 23-Beeves-Receip,s
Lie head. No trading; feeling steady Caive.
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. C.. March .3-Spirits Tur
at SlG3: receipts 3 ca
mosin-Steady at s72o: receipts - barrels
tar.Firm at $3.50: receipts 7,3 barrels
rude Turpcntine-F Firm at s6QS.5o and $685.
savannah. Ca March 23.--Turpentinc-F.rm
AZ Slnt. W1.Ooas: sales 225 casks: receipts Il!
casks: shipments III casks: stock l.027 casks
Rosin-Firm: sales 5S2 bnrrcls receipts 6ei
barrels. -
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. March 23-The cotton good.
hcid moderately steady IT Is said that sales
or bleachcd goods following tho recent re-
vision wero largo OH tho goods inmediately
affected by the change. Jobbers are doing
moderate business in small lots for quick
Shipment The retail trade Is only fair.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

1hicago, Ill. March 23-Collapge Of the
CRY weather furry about wheat came today.
me iact was authoritatively pointed out
that the rainfall upon which the sprinc
cEop depends docs not arrive as rule I'm III
"itet april l. In consequence the ma rk Ell
G.ooso = q nc. lower TO q shade higher than
. .s' night. Corn finished S.alac down; oats
re. OH 10 l-lSc. up, and hog products nm
changed TO 25c. below ~
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Receipts 6i3 head. Market steady Com.
mon mon to choice veals. 5000: cuils $500.
steady; lambs weak 10 loc. lower. Common
to choice sheep. si@6.5o: culls. soaoTa5o:
common to good lambs. s606.I5. fIogs-Ee-
ceipts e.fl2 head. NO ealcs reported FccI.
Ing firm TO Csc. higher
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RAl:.oan8.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
n B.-Folowtng schedule figures published
as Information and not guaranteed:
S:l0 A M.-Daily-Local for Charlotte Dur.
ham and Raleigh. lo:46 A. M.-Daily-Limit-
ed-For all points South Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping Car to Memphis via Ashe.
Vile and Chattanooga. 500 p. NJ. Ex Sun
Local ter Durham and intermediate stations
SEQ p. NJ Ex. Sun.-Keysvilie Local. ll:a
p. Observation-Disclosures all points South
Pullman ready SEQ p NJ
YORK RIVER LINE
1880 p. Nm Sun.-Tu West PIT, connect
Ing for Baltimore Mon. Wed. and Fri. 500
and Fri-Local to Yves, Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
From tho South $50 A. n, sos p. NJ
daily; $40 A. NJ Elk sun: 1865 Ex sun ;
eco p. NJ daily. From West Point: $50 A.
NJ. Daily; 1875 a. N. Wed. and Fri; s25 p
u. EE. Sun.
S. e. BURGESS. D. P. A..
$40 E. Main st. Phone Madison As
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SEABOAHD AIR LINE
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railwa,

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets, for Petersburg:
g. z, 8, .a. 10. II, .l2 A. NJ l. q O x
''5l5, '6. 7. 8. 80, 10 P. n. o
HOO P. NJ. for Chester. 1900 midnight for
Petersburg.
Street, for Manchester:
t5:l5. sss .7:lb. .7:s5. sss. e:a5. o1o:s5 ii :ss
q. NJ. 1885, 'l:s5. 2:33. a:a5. 1885, 5:5, e:a5
'7:a6. 8:35. 9:s5. 'i0:40. ll:40 P. u.
tDaily except Sunday and holjdays
Carries baggage and express.
''Limlted. except Sundays and hodIdays
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
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Easter Cruise West indies

S. S. Avon" March 18th, 10 Days.
yana, Santiago, Jamaica, Porto Rico and
Bermuda.
ASK MIR. Bowman" Southern Tour
ist Agent, 7os East Main Street, Rich
mond, Va. .,. 4.
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NORFOLK SOUTHERN


Lv. Norfolk: 1895 and .I1 A. H.. 80 p. II
Tor Eastern Carolina and the South
Lv. Raleigh 's:i5 a. NJ. 10 and 's:l5 p NJ,
for Eastern Carolina and Norfolk
Pullman Sleeping Cars between SorYo,,.
Raleigh; also Goldsboro and Norfolk.
'Daily. iDziIy Ex Sun $500
D. LEGRANDD. G. A.. American Nat.onai
Bank. Phone Monroe 1887. Richmond
". w. CROXTON. G. p A. Norfolk "a
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET.

Richmond, Va. March "a 1911
There Is some Improvement in values on
me better grades Low grades and clover
hay remain dull.
Receipts for this week. SIS tons. Receipts
Tor last week S5G tons; same week last year.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MAnKEr

Richmond. Va, March q. 1911
WW,iiii0,LESAI1E QUOTATIONS. ON CHANGE
WIlEAT---Car lots -
y" red Ted W,es!nrn.........". as %
49, wv NHSihlu... q rs
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago. r. l. and Fac. ny rig, 49,. ssh
Erie conv. is. series a. ODD IS
I.tle cohy as series OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7oi,
~ in.erporoush Metro .,:..:............ 7SA
inter Mere. Marine +,2s tbidl ........ Isl:
;Nanshs lily southern LIST IS (bd)...... Isl;
,,vu'sN me ana Nash IN. ts............ aSa,
,HMissouli racine is...... sTta
MiSsourl racine coiT. Observation-Disclosures. 95
,vltoh ana western Isl con. 4s.......... 9Sis
n oIioik anu western conv. 4s.......... lNi.
ccehhsHIsahla conv. 5ies tl9l5) ............ ?5a.
st"poata ar Line ADJ. os............... 75la
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Spot cotton closed quiet points higher
lniddlinS uplands, 1855; middling gulf, $50;
sales, 10 bales.
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he reading futures ranged as follows;
Open. NiEh. LoE Clos

Receipis-Wheat, 1900 bushels: corn. Az
oVV bushels: oats, 1880 bushels SHIPMENTS
Wheat $500 bushels corn, 1874 900 bushels:
oats, $500 bushels
cash grain closed: Wheat-No. 2 red. so7s
HsD'ic': No. 3 red. $4,000: No hard 9o1
~ ~ 5tse.; No. hard. IS aao1sc,: No. northern,
w. q SLN 10. northern. o7c. q 81: No.
mos thefh' - q .,c: No spring. a0ar 95c.; No
spr'nG. 500 asc. velvet chaT, So a 9ic; du.
I'm, I'm; 20 ssc. Corn-No. 9 and No. white.
| ~ ~; No. 2 yellow. a7H 047Ac.; No 8
snnd ~. white AVE- q i5Hc.: 40 yellow
aff2t35c.; No. 4 yellow 43f+ ate Oats-No
Yvl 90. -; No white, S1is a 3.c. No 3
wn,lG. 10Y. q axe; No. white, cela q 3o%c;
baltimore. Md. March 23-Wheat-stcaav.
hpot'' contract. 9ossc.; southern on grade
..z.c Corn Quiet: spot. contract, 6ols a 6oMc
| ,ats-5teady: No. white, 35%c. Rye--Firm
40 : western. domestic. $4,000
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New York March MISUNDERSTANDING
Lis head. No trading feeling steady. Calves
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%4otats.c' ~ t-ts-e.; z.z.5- ...., -.
= -rics "a r=5.-z st-.-.s: -, z. 800
-Tst9'a@ -s-c. zac -@::L1:z... .. .-t..,.5.
.e:z 80 Ezr
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Cotton futures opened ard closed s,.adv
Open. High Low Close
iaafch .........:.........l4. 1854 1874 49,,
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Die Bite nm Innerisn.

Gin bipIomotii6er 3piideniaa ei.
gener glrt iit-4pie bas Barrier
.SournaI" esabIt- -5rpiifen So[lano
uno 8elgien airfsetaii9t: Die Be
mobner BON Gaiterle, elmer fleinen
Ortihaft, Die fat ouf Der 9renSe 5lpi'
iden oen beiSen 2aroern geIegen III
un0 3u SolIapo eebort, tpollen nit,!
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gen iih idsn ieit LANCER 3eit bar
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lie, ytuiiroe unier Sertd1en bal6 uoa.
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GaIterIe nibt LANCER mebr Soaduber
iein, ionSern fih Iieber 5u geIsisn
if)Iaaeu: iie i6iden eine 8etition
na6 Der apoern an Die belgiid,e Ie.
gierung unb Bitten iritdnois, Sas Der
R0nfg Der 8eIeier iie unter ieinen
Sfus nebmen unb Hhnen Die beEgi.
i6e rlntertbanerihaft auerfennen
m0se. @inen Serieg init Soqano,
meinen iie, brouhte 8elsien besape'
gen nift au befiirften. aqe S6lrier
bon GaiterIe Ieien ndTrtIib Don SoI3
uno Ieidt auseinanber 81 nebmen;
man brauhte Die Sdltier oIfo nur 5u
aerIesen, I'M iie ienieits Der Elm pnar
bur6ert Meter entfernten @ren5e
ipieOer auOasbaren. Ser beIeiifen
g9esieruns ideint iebob an bieiem
ltntertbonen5inuahs nidt iebr bieI
seIessn sl iein: iie bat fih ipenis.
items bis iest nod niht in Inter.
banSluneen einesIaiien un6 Siirfte es
lpobI aud fernerbin nibt tfln.
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bsiiser 10 ;ipinesn, iol4t WaBrss.ln ju
treffeu. bic bel bisism srdBliaen llnfaa
unterlaiien purben.
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Cine Sttte.

gSir bitten bisrmit iolde unisrer uers
sbrtsn abonnsnten. nslts Elm Sabr ober
oariibsr fir oas -S8ohsnblatt- i6ulbsn,
uns ben 9straS 5ufOmmeH ju lafsn.
osnn mir babsn bas @elO n6tbis unb
gan, sewiB uerOisnt. User niht islbft
uOripredsu funn. 1T ssbsten. ben 8e.
trus per POit sinSuisnoen. Das @eiu@
srfOlst, neil mir ssseuwdrtis unb f9On
isit einiser 3eit tsinsn Solicitor batten
unb BEN re9uIarsn SeriOnal Der Office
bic Seit isblt, Su fOllsttirsn. SO miirbe
uus uisl 3eitusrluit eripart, wsuu bic
Seier uOriprsdsn unt bejablen wiirben'
ebe bic Sdulo Bu bod auf flduft. !.
EhF'&. Ghtunsspoa,
Der 9sransgeber.
Die feInsten DruekarbeIten In der stadt.
LIefert die offies des "Woohenblatt-"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11

Annonelrt i'm "wOehsnbIstt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11
ga has ssnauntt GissntPum pirN uur ssstn
8aariabluus pafauft.
.. s. Gonnor, Sderiff.
s6uiHsamt, Scranton, pa, 8unnsrfas, bsn
II. Rai 1911.
Sn 8eIlepiIle, BET Olsmart. q. s.

- Sn Belleuille, BET Siewarf. q. S.,
purben am 5rsitas Die anlasen Der 9ia.
tional Sirsporfs SO. onrd cine @rplo'
iion uno elm Ssusr ieritUrt. @ine iunss
Ssrau uno elm Nfanu fanoen tn ben
Slammeu ibrsn 2oo.
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am 8. Wfai Commodore Serotnano pc
rolo, elmer Der befaunteiten nno geah'
tstIten Dsuti6eu Der Staot ct. Souis,
Wto., aus benz 9ebeu. Der 8eritOr'
bsne fam oils 25idbri9er iunser Wfann
mad, gmerifa. Seine eriteu @rfabrun.
gen ma&ts sr In elmer 9isw Yorisr @ro'
csrp. 1853 fam er nad ct. Souts
Sm SABRE 1870 balf sr ben SisSsriranl
sranbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11

@tm6B Strf6isbsnH GrtfutiOnsbsfsbIs BON
6ira 6arias, etpari Gartas uub Wsnbiitunt Gr,
ppnas, ausstifsat pon BEN Common plead @t-
ritt BON eadauauna County. an mid etrthttt,
psrbt Id ausftssn ;um bfsniIi&tn Bnfauf
eur& 8trfrisnuns pbr ausruf an ben boot
petr meff 8itteHbsn, fur Baar. In ben gs.
ri&teesbdubs In bn Slast Suautpu 9ada-
wauua Gpuuiu. am
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11

Die feInsten DruekarbeIten In der stadt.
LIefert die offies des "Woehenblatt-"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11
Xreitaa, ben .. HHni,

u. D. 1911, um 10 llbr 9prmittags bee bsias
ten 5asss, alls bic 8s@ts, 5itsI une Snisrsilsn
Der Ysrfastsn In unb auf bic ua&fOssno BE-.
i&ritbsnsn Cots, Stri&t pbn paTisltn fanb,
mic folst:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-11

- Gus Bangor, Wfaiue, nirO se'
meloet, bas bas neulibe Seuer Oaielbit
siuen Sda6su BON 81 Uiillionen Doll
lars anserihtet bat.
- Sin 9Otsuiunss in giepgorf fanO
am Srsitag sinen beslaubi9teu @bed fiir
bic Summe BON $5 900. @r erbielt,
als sr ibu BEN @iseutbiimer Suitellts,
bic fiiritli6s Bslobnuns bon 81.