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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-19
DlanOe0e Me00clfl(er.

) Sors0ogs @ftermiooags 0sDe
OerS. Caroline WelDin paa0fetooiIt-
bolpitalet, Omaha, al 9ranoioar,
iom BUN lit Dagen foruO, oa en-
aeriiinfanoe, iom BUN bolOt /
99noerne og belOte Ollie al paa
SIOen, efsplooere0e. = @n np 9lO.
oariel imoo at 6enDtte aeroiin
paa ben Woooe
Sfelge Meloing ira 93ep gorf
lful0e Cornelius 8anoerbilt / 2er.
bags undertakes en- Operation for
2lppenoicitiS. Otter ct Bar 01oo.
neoers Oaorligt Sel6reo blen Sen
un9e Million9rs Sloe6efin6enoe
ret aloorliet De iioite 2 q 3 Gage,
.og 9pgerne fom til 0et GeiuItat, at
#n Operation oar ng6penoig.
Sra 8ihnepig, Canada, mel0es,
Iat dnrnIerne Soifot6enon life
fan fomme al meo oeres Speoe.
@fsempelois ttGpnes, at / 0eorie
tOar forle0en 10000 9ui6els 0Dn-
f9et op / @ooerue oe llobuie, Gle.
spatorer er fpl6te til 5oppen, 100
l29s itaor paa @ogne, noaIe er
fort 70 Mil meo oeres Spe0e og
sUenteoe at 6ringe observation-disclosures
lneo Jig til6age.
. 1ioligere Senator gurfett ira
.Ofebrnifa iag6e forle0en ifslge Nlel-
.Oina ira 2incoln: oMr. &ooiepelt
fbor Iaet til mig, at unoer ingen
lom belit OmItpnoigbe6er oiloe ban
eilfnoe, at bans Naon 6leo bruot,
og ON oct finOes nsooenoigt for
at binore bans Domination, ioa er
ieg piS poo, at ban bill Itoa op /
aonoentionen og 6eitemt forhinore
Oct"
Nrs. @Ga 5lagq 9ounq, ser oe
iiolte 215 9lor bnr ppret Superi1-
tenoent oner Gbicogos offentlige
Sfofer, bleb 9ors0ag gliten iioite
llge genpal9t til 0enne StiQing.
Ger 6aDOe ppret no9en Gale ON, at
Mapor Sarrion og 9paOminiitra-
tionen par inoo benoe, ioo benoes
Stilling bar utrpg Qaen bun blen
enitemmie 0enpulat. GnOog ct Bar
Meolemmer al Sfolerna0et, ionl if
fe bar til Ste6e, bop0e inoienot De-
res Stemmer for benoe.
Sialge 5nititsniniIter @icfer.
bans 2(nrs-9iapport til aongres-
len bar 5uItits0epartementet 6etalt
iig goot oct iioIte 9lar. Get bar
pe0 9soer og ino0rcpen Soloun-
oerilab inobragt $4,20L1t5 til De
9erinaen o9 oets Op6olO og Sc iore-
ta9ne llnoeriogeler og 9letsager
bar foItet $3,223,773. 2(ltioo ct
OberifnO al 6enoeo en- @illiou9ol-
lars.
Sra Bierre, 2. 0af., mel0es onL
ct Bar n9locf SANDS" 1ruiler
lerit blep 0enrp GsieIbrusae, en-
ria. ugiit 5orner, iom er ~Goun-
IN Commissioner" ororet til at
benleege $1,000 ct pitt Ste0, el-
lers piloe bans gienoom bliue
brpn0t al. S6eriifen inoerret-
teoes, en- gbecf blep benlogt paa
oct uopegc0e Steo, og Ser 6lep
bolot @net 0ten Oa gagten 6eni-
moo Gag moatte ioae ino Suiet
for at pnrme Jig. forioanot
Gbecfcn 9onferne Smegnen er
blepen unoerrettet, og 9loObunOe er
refoireret. Sioen er Ell anben rig,
ugift 6armer bleoen affr9net
81 800.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-19

: Beatrice, 9'ebr., er ser ifet
noaet SocioIiitpnrtiet, iom foiter
Ems oper oennc Organizations 9ia.
tur. gpens Socialiit- -9orgmeiter er
blepen onmobet ON at reiignere,
foroi ban oco llbnppnelie gif n0er
for 1T Garti men BERTH bar ban
iooret at ioa er ban life lGn1ere
Meblem al Eortiet. Oct er life pan.
ifeliat at afasre, bbor ;sriiinbet
finbes inben for eler uoen for Bar
tiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-19
6eneral''. Strife trlier England.

2ouoon. 10. Dec. II Ter er itor
eepgaelie / enslono / Gag ouer
lloiigten til en- @eneralitrife al
9oitbetientene oner belle Storbri.
tanien 5pilfeu oiIoe itanoie belle
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-19

9ebrogct ~3ct rsOe aors". G5er-
nomitidb. 0itria, I December. Gi-
reftsr aonitantin 3enta er 6lepen
orrcItcret for at bape 6eoruset oen
beroprenoe 9lfoelina al Set roe
aors" for 10000 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-19
9nr0ett run0t.

JnrOgft E1I1tut.
Stocfbolms 9proa0 6epilgeOe for-
le0en 1877 0lia. ar. til llopinoing
of eleftriif araft ira Statens
8anOfalO 9alelpen.
G0lDorneretten ganlberG
9aiern osmte forIe0en en- Ga9leier,
Der meO gol0 baooe iratoget en-
Some en- gengepung meo 80 9f. i,
til 6 9lors Sugt6us.
0e0Sfolo. Berlin, /. December.
8il o8erl. Gagebl. telegraieres
ira 2on0on: Opfinoeren al Bort
lon0 Gementen, 5obnion, er op0 i
@raneIen0, ober 100 9lor ganmel.
8apen bol0t 9lftenen oen 81.
9tooember ct 6emmeligt aonitIto.
rum, bnori ban 6l. a. uOtalte, at
bet iioite 9lor 6oooe oeret ct Sor.
gems 2lor for 6om (Subil9umsfeit-
ligbe0erne 9fon, lilitanoene /
Rortu9aD.
5ranfri9s 6Ioa6e. @aris, I.
December. @ftqr 5orlpOenoe agter
Warineminilteren at gennenfsre
9lnoen0elien al 8orpeoobeifpttelies.
net for itgrre arigsifibe. De I'M.
Ser 9p9ning o9renoe GreaOnougb-
ter oil 6lioe foripneoe meO 9eifpt-
teliesnet.
Gen tpife 0ocfout. Berlin, I.
December. 8oa @rrno al at Sor-
merne Soar forfaiteoe Oet frem-
iotte 6orIigstilbuo. er ser 81.
BET al @oor og Gag erflnret
2ocfout oberior 607-70,000 Pr
bei6erc Metalin0nItrien paa 5a-
brifer Stor Berlin.
apinoepalgret SpIflan0. 9er-
lin, 2. December. 5 9fig80agens
Ofeoe Gag be6anoleoes bl. a. ct
6orilag al Sormann (oet iren-
ifriotsOenlige 6olfepartD ON at gi-
be apinoer pasiio galeret. Sfsnt
oct al mango SnIere miSbiQige0es,
at apinOer er u0eIuffet ira golgret,
6leo Gorila9et 0oe forfnitet, omeno
me0 ringe 5lertal
Golitiprpieft 9epine. Enris. I.
December. 2lgence SnOnS meOOe-
Ter: golitipr9feft 2epine bar 9In-
lc0ninQ al 8nlgene til Senatet, ne6
boilfe ban muIigois oil blipe op-
Itiaet iom aonOi6at, ien0t 9la0ene
et grep. / bpilfet ban fritiierer Ben
nuoprenoe politiifeSituotion. Sano.
ipnligb3 oil MniIterprpii0entGn
forIange Ell Sorflorin9 og moota1e
9epines 9emiSiion, 6pi8 6enne ifuI-
0e tilbboe Ben for at ioa ful0 San-
oleiribe0.
llroli1he0er I 9isia6on 2isio5
bon 81. 9fopember : g(nIe0ning
al llopiSning al TO Gineierin0er fom
oct @oor til en- GroteItoenonitro-
tion, oeo 6oilfen Ser pefsle0es
Sfuo mellem MiGit0ret oq Meng.
Sen. 6lere Sonre0e 6roqte8 til
Soipitolet BrpIioentens Eole BE-
boetes al Milit9r, og flere 9lao-
fontorer pao Gom Eebro.glaOien
er ogioo unoer 9epogtning. Toa
9om Georo.Wnoien er Ser erplo-
oeret en- @ombe, bborpeo flere Men.
neifer blep iaaret.
i
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-19
20. MGtlg

cem6er. lln0er en- GrigSretsiog
ellie faite0e en- Soloat 9eu8ebocf,
Der Dar tilfol0t iom gi0ne, pluOie.
Zig jim 8epi Zen Sloqs Sue / 6o-
oeoet paa oen Oberit, Der fprte
5oriG0e, og fremfom iamtioig meo
De berite Sf9losor0 MOB 9letten.
O6eriten Loo Solooten orreitere, og
| fetten 0emte 8eu5e6ocf til Ieoen.
@nslon0s 6loo0e. 9onoon, 2.
December. 9l0mirol 2or0 Charles
9eresfor0 bolot @oar 9orts.
nout6 en- Gale, bpori ban bl. a.
llotolte lin @leOe ober, at Ser M
oil0e 6libe oprettet en- 9lomirals.
tab til 5remme al 6lna0ens arigs-
6ereOifa6. 9enne 5or6olosregel be-
roIigere bom fuloItenOig. 9oro BE.
resfor0 uotalte enObiOere, at oe
plnoielige og gennemgri6en0e Sor.
an6ringer inOenfor gomirolitetet
u0eluffen0e bi0rsrte fra 0en engelif.
tnife ariie
9eorges abpginoferiel. G6riIti.
onio, I December. 5 StatsraaOet
Tag er Ser uOIteot gefenotgorelie
ON, at al 5noi6riel al apeg (area.
turer, iSoar og @eoer), ogiaa til
9aeoiIoatnina, for6poes ira 0an.
mart, ligeiom Sn6f6riel al Seite
forbpoes fra alle 2nnoe un0togen
ira Soerig SnoferieI al 6eite,
areaturer, 6aar og @e0er er ina.
le0eS fun tilu0t ira Speria. 6or-
bu6et tre6er itrafs / araft.
Sn0nfrifas 5orioor. aapitaOen.
1. December. 9teeerin9ens 9opiqg..
ilog ON oauogforibaret faitaaSsN'
oae 9oraefcs 6orpli9tel'e til at. .ob-s.'
fpIoe oeres @9rnepliat. Dog ifqfs;
finn set ns6ben0ige 9[ntoI Hpno
uooannes. Snrpe6e er uSeIuffebe
ira MiIitartieneiten oa moa life en-
@anq iom f6rit pnatnnft, 6efale
en- bis 9(fqift I. Steoet for Mtilitgt-
tieneIten S6rite 9inie ifol belsa
al 100000 Mnn6, ser ifa( pTIe
forpligte0e til epentlteIt at are
5ieneIte uoenfor Snbafrifo.
93o6el6aaen. stocf6olnl ,. 3a.
cember. 92o6el0aqen fnor / Mar
ct iprIiat feitGio graa ioet iouttliae
8rpmietoqerc perionIiq BIZ fomme
til Ste0e 0}aeterfncf .lne6Spfcr
ct 9reo, at 6an5nater at. bore /
Stocf6olm Sen 6. oq Z. December.
Brofesior Wieu og 5ru Gnrie oil
ionoinnliqbis life fomme i6r Sen
10 December Gen foIqen0e 7a1
er Grpmieto1erne in66u6te Al Son.
Qen. Zen 12. December guer
Grofesior NFitto1-2effIer en- itor
Miooo1 til 9Gre for @piternc.
Gnafon6 og 1pifTon0 Sra Con.
BON fommer Ser SorGp0enoe ON, at
Ben eneelife 9feaerins oiI optage ct
tort 2oon til 6laa6en; oGaa MoG
@o8ette" npnner minoIt 600 MiGi.
oner 5 bellin0erretteoe Greoic er-
fIpre0es Oette for meget ianoipnliQt,
ia Summen bill inorere blioe Itsrre.
0o ser / Sniflano er begpnot en-
9lqitotion for 6Iaaoens SoregeIie, er
set nSbnpnbiQt at bic, at gngIonH
oil opretboIoe Somogts- -Stonoor0en.
0esuOen bill glnlpqet al tilitrpffe.
lige 9offer til tore Sfi6e ilnge en-
Itor Gel al 0oonet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-19

SpanifeStllOenteripeftafler Stu.
oenterne / Barcelona oemonItrereoe
Spnoog ben 26. 9ton mos 9looet
). .Groeresio", Ser bobbe braat en-
for Sem iornprmelig 9(rtifel oe
onqreb Goliti og @enoormer mes
Stpnfoit oa 9tepoIoerifub, og / aom-
pen blep 4 Stubenter og 3 @en-
oarmer ioaret Ter bIeu foreta-
oct en- Gel 9lrreitntioner, og llni-
periitetet er lrffet.
Cont til gpoen, 9ariS, 1. Ge-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-19
GkSplo| |lonS=
QnoerI I0gel(er.
Glancr til omfattenoe Sprengnin.
ger opOaget.
-
Wryiamara % 0icDiani8al ipiller
ben ture 3ulle.

Snoianopolis, Sno., 10. Oec.-
9It neutrality-suspicious. al oct npe
9faaObus Omaha Oeh "a. Dtarts
1911 og efsploiionen oi @olOpell
& Crates aontor / Columbus, Sno.
poa iamme &iO oar 9egpnoelien til
en- Glnn, iom 3obn 5. Mc9iamara
baDOe noflRtfet ior at leoe ngta-
tionoI erectors gIsiociation" paa
@iIoipor oeo en- 9i9ffe iamtioi9e
efsploiioner 9an0et oper, oct log.
oes ior 1agen Der Dag 9ennem
Srtie &. UfcManigals 9efenoelie.
SigIge oenne 9efenoelie par oct
Ne9iamaras Senii9t at emplopere
iiere RanO til at ioreta9e DDna.
mltpr9ngninger oiot ioritelli9e
9per iomme Dag og mnligt iam-
me Sime.
) 6orbinoelie meO OMAHA o8
Columbus @fsploiionerne ifal 5.
:. McRnmaro iielge WfcNanigols
> MeOOeIelie bape ingt:
pSeg pil bope Dem til at inotr9i-
ie paa ianme li0, ioa man oil III.
ores oper, boorle0es 6pren (tbe
iellom) funoe pore Omaha og
Columbus iamme Rat 6nao ieg
ogter at gere er at faa omfring 6
eaer s 5000 ielloms", og iaa oil
iee itotionere Dem omfring i Cant
oct. Iaa ieg fan faa Gfsplotionerne
til al inOtrpiie amtOig, cen eiter
en- anoen Seq pil iao Oeofommen0e
til al itao op % eue 9Iat"
Get er bleoen paaoiit, at nGpnte
efspIoiioner / Omaha o9 Golum-
bus uoiertes al Mc0ianigal og
ssames g. Mc9iamara, og Eioen
par oronet pr Telegram, ienOt Dem
al 3 5. Mcgamnra 5noionapo.
lis.
Nan ioretog ogiaa Dag llnoer.
isaei'er nn9oaenOe De $1,000, iom
7obn ). Qic 9tamarn 6genifab
al SefretGr % aasierer for oSn.
ternntional 2Isiociation OF Bridge
nn0 Structural Sron 8orfers" tit
maaneolig for oOrgoniiering", %
for bpilfe ban intet 9iegnifab iful.
De aila8ge. 2ieeiaa iS9te man at
iaa aIarbeo oper 6orboloet mellem
bette 5onO og geOerlaeet, Der ga.
pes 0lcManigal for at iprenge De
9pgnin9suprfer, Der opiertes al
sSffe-llnionsm9no.
sra Ell 9ognmanosfuif Dtun.
Gle. Sno, fom llnOer s9erne til
annOifab ON, 6uorleoes McDlanigal
iif 9titroglpcerin ilpttet ira alba.
m. SH0.. til lit Oplagsbus @un.
Gle WcRnnigal febte unoer gsan.
net !. p. Mc@roip 100 CHARTS
al Bette Spr9ngitof Gerbeoen al
g(lbonp. Oct lepereoes til bam uoen
for gpen | en- 9ogn, iom ban fsrte
til et tomt Sus, boor oct neopof.
feoes / Sapipoon San (Meloin.
gen esr oct life fart, ON set bar
MeManigol eIler Sltifen, 8ionet)
befenote, at ban briete noget at
Nitroelpcerinen for Spr9naningen
| georia. Sn. 2igbeoen mellem
saoipoanet, Der fanotes I georia,
oa oei iom ianotes | gognen |
Miincie, lebte Ieteftiperne pioere
nnn Sppr 0eres lln1prisnpIier
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-19

Stocfbolms 9praa0 beoilgeOe for-
le6en 1877 0tia. ar. til rooinoing
al eleftriif araft ira Statens
8anOiaIO 9aleloen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-19

Gen tpife ooctout. Berlin, I.
December @aa @runo al at 6or-
merne / @oor forfaite0e 0et frem-
Iotte 5orIigstilbuo, er ser 81.
6et al @aor og ! 9ag erflnret
2ocfout oberior 604-70,000 9lr-
bei6ere MetoIinouitripn paa 5a.
brifer / Stor Berlin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10
AMERICA LEADS
ALL The WORLD
Everywhere People Are Striving
TO Attain This Country's
Ideals.

Philadelphia. Pa. December s.-Ths
pervasiveness OF the American is one
of the striking facts that a man dis
covers in the worlds out-ot- the way
places, said William T. Ellis the trav-
eler-journalist in an address at a din
nor rendered him tonight by com
mittee OF moro than 100 prominent Phil
adelphians. Mr. Ellis recently returned
from the Orient. and described the
unique part which America has come to
play In the life of the older nations.
Even the Rail- Llama, which Is the
last word in inaccessibility." air. Ellis
says. appealed to me for Americas
help and said he intended to send young
Thibetans from Lhassa to America to
study.
I'm the remote cities of Mesopota-
mia. along the Tigris River. in tho
Bedouin tents of Arabia, and espe-
cially in Palestine and In China, I
American type of life. and such an
eagerness TO realize the democratic
ideals OF this FREQ land that I can
fairly say that America is leading the
world by its heart-str!ngs.
"rhe grand rabbi of Bagdad told me
that he does not believe in Zionism,
for no says that America Is the modern
promised land of the Jews. The little
town of Bethlehem is losing it's youth
and Its skilled mechanics by their emf
grafton to America Statesmen and
peasants. scholars and coolies. all alike
seemed touched by the example and
inspiration of America to such n de-
gree that the worlds unrest may fairly
be called the process of the American
| ization Of the world.
1.-THE new discipleship Of China to
America is both popular and official,
| and SO open and avowed that the rep-
rcsentatives of the other nations in
Peking are frankly concerned and en-
v1ous-"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10

Champ Clark. Governor Harmon, OF
Alabama; Major j. C. Hemphiil. OF
Charlotte. y. c., and J. Philip Kte-
seeker. OF Newport News.
At the annual meeting of the Grid
IRON Club to-day. i~uis Garth, of the
dent. and Rudolph Kaufman, of tho
Washington Star. vice president for
the next year. with the following
executive committees: j. Harry Cum
bingham. OF Washington; Arthur j.
Dodge, OF the Minneapolis Tribune, and
James F. Hornaday. OF the Indianapolis
News.
was reelected secretary. and Louis
w. Strayer. OF the Pittsburgh Dispatch,
treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10
LynchburE Tobacco Market.

Lynchburg. Va. December 3-John d.
O5lesby. o. the Lynchbury Tobacco Ware
house Company Unc.), makes the follow
Ing report OF leaf tobacco sold on the
Lynchburg market:
Sold week ending December g. eoi,ioo
pounds; sold week ending December !. $751;
pounds.
Sold from September / to December s, 1911,
4.ib4.ooo pounds: sold from September / 10
December g. 1870 l.67s.60o pounds; increase
for 1911. s.oT7,+9o pounds.
The rain last week did not mako sea
SON. as was hopai so receipts were lighter
this week than was expected. and unless
there is season within the next few days
sales will be light UP TO the holidays.
All grades OF tobacco continue in splendid
demand with prices strong at quotations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10
Farmyllle Tobacco Market.

Farmvi!.c. Va. December s-Saies OF to-
oncco were fairly good and prices salts
factory TO farmers all grades. With
good season for handling. large rcccipts are
expected before the holidays.
Total sales Tor September. S4S.i6 pounds;
total sales for October. le5.i25 pounds to-
tai sales for November. s7s 90 pounds; total
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10
SUPREME COURT
is REORGAN|zED
CONTINUED From First page.)

tContlnued from First Page.)
beer" Miss Populist" appeared as q
lass OF olden time: much courted in
her prime" and Miss Greenback"
complained that free silver stole my
wig and tights" The bass of the quar-
tet terminated the act with this verse:
I'll gather you all in ere have done,
For every party as 1t starts In life
Is led by reformed brave in strife
And when his cause Is won he does his
best
To bravely hold 1t safe against every
Defending each assault with all his
powers;
We're oil standpatters-after we get
ours"
Embnlmcd in Song.
Some of the guests of the club I'M
eNpectedly found themselves embalm
ed in song and verse for the delecta-
tion Of the other diners. This gem
came from the chorus to tho tune of q
recent rafting rag:
Come on along. come on along.
Hear La Follette's own brass band;
Come on along. come on along;
It's the loudcst in the land.
1t can make q bigger noise than you
ever heard before,
Sounds like the boom of a presidential
war.
That's just the busy little band;
Yes, 1t am"
"Bryan" Creates Sensation.
A sensation was created among the
| guests when William ]. Bryan unex-
| pectedly was introduced. and in brief
speech repudiated all OF the doctrines.
| famous. He declared his admiration
for Harmon. his fri eI I5t for !, Clark
asserted that his vote would be for
| Taft.
| was discovered that Bryan had beer
| successfully impersonated by q great
| American actor, who justified the de.
1 ception by declaring that Bryan was
| also n great actor.
Some OF tho guests were: President
Taft, Count Won Bernstorff. tho Ger.
man ambassador; Domicio Da Cana
the Brazilian ambassador; J. Louden
tho minister OF the Netherlands; Sec,
retartess Knox. MncVeagh, Fisher
Meyer. stimson. Postmaster Genera
Z Hitchcock. Sir Gilbert Parker. speako,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10
Rocky Mount Tobacco Market.

Rocky Mount. y. c.. December e.-Re-
have been fairly good the past week,
amounting to about $4,000 pounds and aver
aging nearly Il cents per pound. There
have been a great many fine bright cutters
and export leaf. and fair supply o! wrap
pers, and prices have taken higher range
on oil bright tobaccos. as we'll as on the
medium and good grades
The market ciosed very stp,ng and active
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10

keysVille. Va. December 9-The tobacco
market here continues active In spite OF the
sold weather. Prices remain high. The
month OF November shows an increase OF
I'D per cent over the corresponding month
OF last year. So for very little dark TO-
baeeo has been marketed, but with good
seasons large quantities OF the weed will
be marketed before Christmas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10

ages of bright wrappers changed hands
in just about one hour of one day.
They may have been his or they may
not Anyhow, there was some
tivity the past week in package goods.
mostly brights.
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Friday prices being higher than any time
this season. Many farmers have sold their
last load. and tobacco ie getting very scarce
In the coS,try. II !s thought II will prac-
ticaily all BIO sold by the closing o. the
market for tho holidays. md there will be
very little to sell after the now yesr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10

on all grades OF tobacco this week. Prices
have been satisfactory. the average will run
almost to 81: Good grades are moro In
demand than they have been.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10

Petersburg. Va, December e-The ma rlSet
was active this week with prices well main
tancd all grades. The sales FOR the week
were 1850 pounds on the basis OF the fol-
lowing quotations: F.r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10
KeysyilIe Tobacco Market

the market this week. Sales for the season
to date. l,lT.ol0 pounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10
Petersburg Tobacco Market.

sales for week ending December g. 23o3is
pounds; total FOR season, 1,e22lTS pounds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-10

Chase City Tobacco Market
Chase City. Va. December 9.-The Chase
City tobacco market has been very active
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-31

Washington, Jan. 3G-The new re.
eiprocity agreement between the Uni
ed States and Canada as regards the
tariff on various fools aHa. paRHras
taFes viii, II Il ealeHElaltea. ., Ay tsa.aqsc2d
mtnissradon, operate To- Tsauce0s4he
present high cost al living bsqc AZ
tary OF STATE PhIlander G, ErgH AM
.he Canadian premier, Sir Wilfred
LaGrier. have directed the neg5ti :
lions for their respective go1ar,r
ments. Frankly basing his argument
upon the necessity of fitting the tar.4
70 the lT0blem Of the increasing cost
OF living, President Taft sent a spe-
cial message to congress Urging the
adoption OF the agre ement' which does
not take the usual form Of a treaty
hut is in thai OF tills which may
enacted into law by tl>e' r1ajafitf
votes Of congress AMI parliament aaA
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-31

the courts to consider. Ill the great
boycott case the Importance OF TIRE
question OF the legality Of organized
and collective boycotting as i means
Of enforcing a certain denf1f lis i'm
material to the supreme c69rf @'The
parties having settled their 'iffff6ren.
ces, Judgment i.nr decree &odRl
have no effect. and the courts Nd not
deal in abstract propositions. N III
III some states they are requires
without waiting for cases, to Id.
termine. on application, The eonstitu
tioaality OF enacted or even proposetT
legislation. Australia has just taken
steps to secure such court "ledis
ions" in proper situations But no
where do judges enjoy this function
They like to deal With tlrohblng real
tiles, with strenuous, interested per
sons, with concrete cases. Record
Herald sssays
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-31

the. outside breech. Three hundra3
men rad been statioiteG there for he
6efense.aa .
The governor, however. is no
anxious to fight Gen Bonia, for whom
the sentiment seems strong.
The Briiant reports having sightAi
the schooner RomeGa which has t0l
revolutionary troops aboard neade
for Pelaya about IS miles from Porto
Cortez.
Harris, an American, detailed by
Commander Coopr Sunday night
make an attempt to join the revolt
tionists. He started IN gasolire
boat which broke down. f
The latest report from the BATH
Of Ce.ba IL that 80 we're allied and 4.
seriously wounded
Twenty are missing Bonita
losses were heavier laan those &
tn government. The surgeons AZ
tached to his forces are incompeten
and many of the wounded are ex
pected to die because of inattentlon
The conditions at Ceiba are pitiab' q
end Commander Cooper has request
cd that Red Cross aid be sent there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-31

the customary executive approval.
"Excl'tding the clement of transpor-
ta,ioa,' President Taft declared, "the
rrife Of Staple food products Is mrch
aht4 Same tAe world over, and the
recent inc ease has been the result
Of wuFidMide cause. Fut a source
cEs SUPP iyt4as- near as Canada woul!
efl'tai!t Nelp to prevent speculative
liuctuaeions,s woultt steady local price
movements and would POSTPONE the
effect of a further world increase in
the price Of leading commodities en-
teriag into tee cost Of living ii that
be Inevitable Ninety-ene per cent
Of the Canadian ecoAs IMPORTED into
The United states are affected by tae
changes Included in the agreement
On the free list are put wheat and
other grains, daiy produats. fresn
fruits anatYegetablcs, fish Of all kinds
eggs antnfcultry and cattle, sheep