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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-20
Giienbabn : Tabrplan.
5. e. g. q. gabu.

$. e. 9. q, gabu,
Intunft-
glo. 3-@om gaorben. $3.50 abenos
g}o. g. 8on giprben. -. .6.45 mora
go. 2ocal bon Searne. .9.55 mora
sfo. SOCIAL bon Baleftine Il. :.
:, :. -.10-45 abe1os
go. @on 0eerifo. .1.55 1ladlrll
sfo. 12--9oeal bon 2areoo (gemiidt) :.
900 rnorg.
Nbfabrt -
gto. a. @a6 Dem Norben. l.55 uahm.
gto. g. Na9 bem Norbeu. 3. 90 absnbs
Mo. 8-2ocal mad Raleftine. 7.30 morg
No. 10 ggpreB nad &earlle. !.
). 3.20 morg
No. 5 -gtn6 @egito. ZOO moru.
No 11-2ocal nad 9areoo (gemi1bf)
-. 9.UU dbelto5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-20
I i a :.

8onperneur gol1uitt bnt alI
Sonntag cine 1epeide an ben Trii
iioentell geibidt Ii. linn nlitgeteilt.
ooB Die iblimniten @eriidte be5iis,
tih Der repph,tion1ren geipegllnl
an Der merifaniiden Gren5e IN lin.
lnuf ieien, oaB raf6es Giilgrei-
| fen not the uno oab geyas fciile
@ieoerbolilng Der @orfontmniiic
|uon 81 Yaio, mo ffieblitbe Niiraer
beg Staates ourh bic bon Ser nn-
bern Seite beriiberfliegenoen Sit
gelll eriboiien lpuroen, n,iii,lde
Der Nr1libent anttportete oarani,
oaB er ben DsiIitdrbeb5roen gc.
febl eegebei babe, in uebcreinitim-
mllng init Ser teraltiihen Stoats.
regiernng bor5ugebeli. Gouberneur
go[qltitt rihtete oantl eine Depeide
an oen General Moiutanten Sut.
dines in 2oreoo i.no mies IGN
ian, oIIen 6enienigen Weipobnern
bon 2areoo, bic feinc anerifoni.
ihen 9iirger ieieu rno Die iiH nit
rebolntiondrer Meitation befdBten.
nrif5uteilen, onB lie Teras binnen
48 Stunoen perIaiien fniiBten. Gr
iofle aber Doriihtie ieirl iIno feline
llnaesedtisfeit begeben. @enn er
mebr Mangers baben ipollc, iotls
er i'm benahrihtigen. gsotigenfang
tper6e er, Der @ouperneur, 6ie Wsi.
liatompagnie in 2orpoo unter Maf-
fen geriifen lino ibm 5nr @erfiiguns
III itellen. Nah elmer Gepeide oeS
General Moiutanten iicbtl es IN
2areoo bos aus.
- Manger unb 5oIonten III Ga.
re0o baben am Gonntag in einein
Sauie, fehs5ig gpuamitbombell,
bieraig big fiinf5ig nvooerne &C.
pebre uno einige tauielfo @unoen
Munition sefunoen. Sic nabrRen al-
les in geihlag uiro brnhten cs
nad Sort McSntoib. Sn oem Soll.
ie befanoen iid orei M1nner, bon
oenen Der cine offell uno frei er-
fl1rte, 6aB er unb ieine @ef1brten
@epiitas ieien, oaB iie iih nit oet
Sraaniiierltag elmer Mepo[ution
beihdftieten ilno bereits pieIe Waf.
fen naf Merifo eiugeihlnnggclt
bdtten. Ger gieoielige tunrbe
berbnftet uno ebcnfa(fs nod benz
Sort gebradt, iuo man ibn in Dem
Solooten @efdngnis einiperrte.
Gin iIillger Wialln iii Gegliin
Nanens 9enrp M. @illmann ,unr.
De bon eiiem sabn!en &irId, oen or
nitfge5oaen battc ltub Der ouf lei.
mem @obnplas frei lniberlief, tlll
gegriffen uno 10 idiuer ncrIett oof,
er nod lllaefiibr iiinf5ebn Minu.
ten itnrb.
Sn &aIIettsoille lit ein jim.
ger Neeer Banners @eorse 5oler
idulbie befitnoen, ben Jarner
Granf &ubina getotet gu bober.
Or ipuroe at lebensldngliben
3uhtbaus perlirteilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-20
Cine Gepefde aus WaIbina-

Cine Gepefbe aus 8aIbing-
ton iast, man lei bort iebr eritaant
iiber Die @erbaftluag bes General
Repes, 90 man in 9fe9ierunssfrei
len itets Der @niiht gelpeien lei, @e-
neral &epes lei biel gu idlau, als
hoB er iid eine llebertretnne Ser
Nelttralitatsgeiese 5l, Shuloen
fominen lafie1l tperbe. '5taatslefre-
tar &nor erfldrte, man babe bon
Werifo aus Die 8erbaftlng oes Ge.
l,eraIs uiht berlangt bic 9nnoes-
beb6rbelr bitten nit oieier @erbafe
tling aber onrhaus, FORFEIT gehan-
belt, tuenn iie Hepes I'M 0eroadlt
gebabt b1tten. cine 3epolution ge,
gen Merifo bor5ubereiten.
- @eorg Nofbe1nltief, Der i,ene
rufiifbe 8otidafter lit in Stem yorf
eineetroffen. Man Bofft, 6aB er
beadftragt 1T, init unierer 3egies
rung einen neuen gertraa obsu=
ibIieben, Der Die Gtenung amerifa-
niiher 8iirger, Die nod MuBlano
reiien, genau regelt.
Der peniionierte Mear-gomi-
raj Sobn yeatnan gaplor bon Der
guroesmnrine, iueIber bereits oas
49, 2ebensiabr erreid)t botte, bat
ii6 lit Maibington in iei1er Woh-
m.ne eridoiien. sdmermllt iiber
forperlide 2eioen ldeint oer 8e-
luegaruno oes SeIbitnloroes gene
ien 81 iein.
sSll eiaer saeenliibIe 5u 60
lunlbia, Miliillippi, fiel Elm slrbei
ter Nanlens Cigar Tarfer gesen
cine IN 8etpeguna befinolide Sdge
st erbielt ITO @unbelt, lpirb aber
bod ipieoer bergeitelt peroeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-20

Ieben gum Spfet gefallen lino.
0oftor Matfopic, lpelber ols Sohs-
Iebrer tatig mar, erlhoB Ole 3od)-
ter uno ei1len Sobn bes friiberell
Suiti5miniiters Or. @ol5fneht uno
brahte Dem 5lpeiten Sobn oes Wii.
nilters eine ibipere gerlebung BEL.
Damn ri6tete Der Morber Die 8of-
fe gegen ftf ieIbit nno beging
Selbitmoro. Ser 8eipeegruno ser
grauiigen Saten lit befanrt. Matfo.
bic 6atte ith pergebIid Inn Die
@anb Der So6ter betporben. 9IIs
er ii6 enbgiiltig abgetpieien pdbn-
te, podte i'm Die ger5meifIung, ltno
in iinnloier @ut griff er GUM Ge-
polper, Inn blutige gfode 8ll neb.
men.
Ser bereits gemeloete Stunlt-
0iebitabl i'm fonigliden 2ultidloB
5u SdleiBbeinl in SberbaDern be-
trifft teilipeiie bodlt pertpoue gi(-
Ger. Ser 8erluft miro auf nicht me.
niger ofs 5lpeibunoerttauieno Marf
gefdast. 9as cine iold unfaiien-
De 9faubtat iberbaupt pcriibt iuer-
9en fon11te, lit, tpie bon 1lnterri6te-
ter 5eite perli6ert miro, auf Ole RE
iige 8ummelei 5uriid5ufiibren mel
der iid Die S1loBbeamtel oie nit
Der 9eauflidtieung betraut maren
i6uloig na6ten. Die eingeleitete
ltrenge llnteriu6ung bat ergeben.
ooB ibon friiber i'm SbioB 9ieb-
ltable bon giloern porgefommen
iino, bod batte Die @eripaltlite es
porge5ogen Die Sole aaemal 81 per
tuiden.
Mit alleln Honp uno 3eremo.-
niell tpuroe in Sttatua Die er1te Si-
sung oes 8ipolften cataoiiden Bar
laments our6 Den reuen @eneral-
@ouperneur, Den @er5og pon gon-
nuugbt, eroffnet. Die giniebune
elmer Sarif Goli1ltiiIion iino Sic
3uiamnenarbeit BON Staat ltio
Bropil15en fir ben glnsbau zines
beiieren neutrality-suspicious. naren
Die beioen legilsatipen 8orid,Iaae
Der Gbronreoe.
= 0lyrd ods ploblid) eittgetret,
ne @intertpetter lit Die in Dem fa-
haoiihen 3erritorium Sasfatbe-
nan liegenoe Staot 6ornaro in Ell
ne ieltiame gerfaiillns gefonlnle,,
Wan bate beihloiien, Sic Staot 5li
ut1pben" uno 5tpar uah einer
Stelle bin, oie uugefabr cine Mei-
le entfernt lag. Gns 5ortidaffet Der
Sduier par lit poIem 8an9e, al5
pIotli6 @interlpetter eintrat muo
aller 9lrbeit elm @noe nadte, Seht
itebt elm 3eil Ser Sduier onf Dem
nellen Mas, elm 9eil alf Dem altell
nno ein oritter Cell itebt iiber ben
gan6en geeg perItrert. gs 1T ear
ridt 6aran 5u oerfen, bob Die s(re
beiten por Dem 6riibjabr ipieeer
oiifgenommen iueroen fonnen. 3ie
Staot miro olio lpabreno oes grin
fers in oieier allseinanoer eeriiIe-
nen Gage perbleiben nliiIien.
9lus Yaris miro gelneloet.
man lei in gan5 6ranfrei6 onrd
oie Itotiitiiben 9erihte iiber 3lliob
uno Mbnabme Der gepolfernnJ
mabreno Der. eriten ieds Wonata
oieies Sabres in groBe slufreeung
beriebt poroen. 9enn nod oieien
8eridtel lit Die. 3abl Der Sooes-
fd1e nm 1929 gr0Ber getpeisn
alss Die 3abl Der @eburten. Man lit
Tim 10 lnebr beitiir5t, als ma6reno
Der erlten feds Monate oes porieer
Sobres Die 3abI Der @eburten um
21,1S9 GROCER mar, als Die 3abl
Ser Tobesf1lIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-20
COB Oes Gone Star giers.

Gone Star Bier gebt iiber alles
lteber glles in ber gSelt,
@eii in Inn iid) Msal5 mnb s,ppfem
Sriiberlifb 5uiammenitellt;
Bon benz Collie BIS mad Sallas,
Bis mad MericD's Nenicr
Serritbet mid1tig iiber alles
Sas fantpie 2one Star 8ier.
Seiniib grrr aus better Guelle
ttnb basil elm beutiher Sang,
Sabem ftets an bieier Stellc
Sbren auter, alten Slang;
@erbcn itttmcr mns begeiitern
gu nteI eblem gatenbrang,
SeimiidJ Bier aus better luelc
ltnb ba5n ein bentidJer Gang.
9eutidle Ginisfett sn finben
Sit rtttnnter bod febr idj,uer,
9pd) mir f5nnen meii iie griinpem,
gringt man 2one Star Bier ms ber
9arit iiub iuir alle einis,
gSenn mir nns 10 treffen bier,
Saf, bpr allem mns bic ,2une Star
eiefert tets bas bette gier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-20
Jnlnnc.
Is Psr$cnsn
Bel elmer minsn Explosion
unls Lsbsn gekornnnen.
Hrbsitsr vsrbriibt.
fcrtsebfitts in ainerikani-
seben Er1iebunesusssn.
Taft erkdltst.
Gattin dss Gross -llsffen llapc.
Icons gsstcrben.

Sn elmer aoblenmine gu 9i.
Dian, 50. 3d., bic Ser Bottom Greet
goaI Company gebort, fano cine
gSploiion itatt, our9 Die abt3cfr
8erionen getotet ipurben. Gs te-
fdnoen Iid slir 3eit 150 2eute in
Der Waine uno 5ipeiuno5pan5ig Ser.
ielben bielten iid) IN unnlittelbarar
geabe oes Bunftes, an Dem Die CT
plofion ltattfano, allf. Bier bon if
,ien muroen gerettet.
= Mus 9luburll. %. g., lneIoet
iuan; Gurd grplofion eines gro-
BEN Danpffeiiels baben bier 9trbei-
ter beim 9an 0es Barge 2altols
in Der Ndbe BON 6ree grioge am
Seneca-Gluiie einerl fdreffi6en
COB erlitten. Die llneliidlihen
tuuroen bon ben ausItromenoen
Waiier6anlpfen .5u Gooe perbriibt
Bel lebenoiaem 2eibe bu1itdblid gc-
fod)t. Cine Mobre bes Gnmpffeliels
erpIoOierte plotlid, nno bic fieoen
Sen E1npfe fiillfeu Sen fleiuen
Maidinenroum Hnter flirdtboren'
QunIen iud1tcu Sic s(rbeifer nie
9l,lsaanastiire al aeipiuneu. sod
ollie bier crIaaen odal toobriaaenocn
Ddmpfen. 3tuei Der goten iino ois
ser S0idhrioe Sseor G6ern,ou uun
Der 45idhrioe 9eter gbtiltiauiers
erfannt poroen. Bic geioeu ND.
reu Tan,iIienpGter
en- ei,tem @erihte oes Bun
bee Graiehuuobareous tpir0 fon.
ftotiert, 6ok III Sen obaeIoufeuen
aehu csohren I'M ll1tterrid,fstpeIen il,
Sen Der @footert arS6ere Sort
jdritte qenaod,t poroen iiuo ais IN
ben porheroehen6eu sef,n csohreu
,nro oob BAG giufolnnen Ser 6ffeuts
Iid,eu @dntIeu lpibret,o Der 10 Nob.
Re non 1900 his 1910 nobea,, hon..
belt 70 1rok mar lpie in Ser borI,er.
ochen6en Dpfo6e in6pm % no,.
5000 600 600 nuf S425 00O 00c
oeIfieoen IN ,nShre,ih nIeid,,e;tia h;p
NobresbetpiIIio,moeu Fir gaorn,aI
NbuIen sur 6eronbiI0uno BON peh
reru bot, So 769 900 nnf 5000.
600 oeftieoeu fin6 ggdhren6 Ser
@ert oes giqenh.ms Ser offentli-
den Ghulen i'm csabre 1900 $780,.
M0, 900 mar. batte er i'm Sabre
1910 Die 90be BON mebr als tau
fenb NlilIionen erreidt. Ssn oenl-
kIben 8eitroum iuar bic 21nge Ger
Nnftrrihts5eit in ben 0olfsihulen
pom IA ouf 156 Gage geitiegen ino
PIE ourhihnittlife Sbulbelnhsseif
BON 8inoefn iolher Shnlen BON SO
OUT ia Gage. Die 3abl Der nf3
fentlihen 3ohihulen iuar BON 6005
out 1928 IN Die 3obe geaongen,
eie 3abl Der oarin beiddftigten
Yebrer bon 10000 anf iiber Al 900
pie @eiamnlf5abl Der Volfslhuash
ter NOR BON 423,000 anf 5f2.O0o
aeitiegen. Mnh bic Salare Der
Nebrer iuaren bober als Dor 10 Sab
ren; ooS 0urdihnittslular nIann-
liher Sebrer mar ouf $65 per Wo.
nat geitiegen, gegen $46.50 i'm ssohs
re 1900; oos Snlar iueiblifer 2ch
rer bon $34 per Monat auf $52
Nr1iioent Gait leioet als eiuer
] idiperen erf6ltuna. Seine s(er;te
baben inn perboten, oos 3inuner III
perIoffeu. ssn aolae oeIien fat er
ben beablihtiaten Belnd, III g}id,.
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slmait pur Scm MseHer.
SD Iieb mir niht meinen S

sd Iieb mir ni6t meinen SUB
abidneioen", faete S. 3. Glp, pol1
gantam Ohio, otrosoem i6 NIT
einen idredliden frebsortigen @e-
lbtpiir bier Sabre lang geplagt mar.
Mber id gebraabte 9ndlen's arni-
ca galbe nno nein SUB ipar baIo
gebeilt." sic beilt alle @unoen.
gc5emo, sl,isidlas, Sii6neraugen
uuo SGn1orrboioen. 25c Bel anell
9(pnthefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-20

@lid boben fam ouh Der
Dumme, gum @iiidlidiein aber ge,
bort @eruuuft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-20

slus Santa gulolia I'M Stao,
te Gbibuabua melbet cine 9epeife,
ooB mon in Der beriibnlten go
toll Weine ouf neue rieiige 9a-
ger bon Silberer5 eeitoBen lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-20
81. s.. & :. Balm.

Nutltnff-
$50; 245-gon Souiton nnb SEEM Or
leans 40 nn6nt
Mo. 241-Won 9olifton iilb GnIpefton
.6:2C morgens
so. 7-@on Dallas II. Sort geortb
.7:30 1norgens
yto. 235-Gom Noroen Tar, bornnitt
30. 15-Wou @aco.. 800 nahm.
9so. 9-Wom georoen 7:A0 abenbs
@6fabrt
SO. 246-9ad Soiliton uno Seem Or
leans ...........1 1920 norgen3
go. 10-Nab benz @or6en. .9:05 BORN
No. g Nah 9allas, Sort gsortb
llno gSnco .,....8 40 abellbs
gao. 236-Natb oem Norben. =. :.
-. -. ....9.15 nben6s
no. 242-Nab 9oniton unb @als
beltou ........1 1880 dbenos
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8. q. & q. g. ga5n,

g(ntunft
80. 1--aOuiiOn II. 5. Suite:
so. -aouifon un0 Ser aiite. ie0 'a''A' .s..
glO. aiiitenfd6te .i.15 nadlm adm
SO; 44-@eu &erroiIle, mir an @odcns
tu9en .9.35 BORN
gfo. 42--@on aerrbiIle, nur Gonns
SO. 46gon aerrbiile, MIR an ,,.' 8os
chentaaen.. =. $40 nadm
9lbfahrt -
No- p -Souiton uilb Der aIite. 49,.
s. ~. :. $50 born,
30. 4-aouiton unb Der aiiite 49,.
SO. e--aiiifenitaote. s,:1o % nadm
So. 43- Mad &errpille, nllr in Bos
30. 41-@aa6 aerrpiIle, mn gonm. a'
no. IatS iIaztSS1yad asrroiue. asi 5si4H II gSsn' %oa
g., $. & g. q. (6aupt-einie.)
Mnfuilft-
SO. 9-@om Often. .7:15 BORN
SO. 7-@pm Often. $50 nodba
glo. 10-Gl Bafo II. 8eiten. 1870 nad)m
No. Soon 81 8afo.. .10.15 bonn
Nbfnbrt
SO. 9--Nad eI gafo unb gseiten.
SO. 7-siad 81 9aio unb aseisen. aes DD'A
.. .tsU QDell05
go 10 -Mad 5. Often. 1000 abellos
Sio. 8-9fa6 oem Often 11:15 bonn
@ietoria 9iuiiion, 9. $. e g. q.
Nnfrtnf~
go. 301-guero, Wictoria. 300 ua&m
yio. 303<313-guero, Wictolia.
Nbfabrt-
SO. SO2-guero. Wietoria. 1880 born,
gso. 304<314-guero, @ictolia .....
..... 30 dbenb5
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-11-20
N[us Der 6auptltaot

slus ser Sauptltaot @ierifo
miro genleloet. Die &egiering lei asf
repolution1re ausbriide pollig por-
6ereitet. Sic babe I'M Noroen oeS
Qonoes, an Der @rense entlong
10000 Weann 8uloestruppen ite.
ben. 0ieielben niiroen bon @ene-
ral Srepino in Wiouterep befebligt
The Washington times., 1911-01-26
Attack on Moncure
RouSeS Rockville

Assault with intent to kill is the
charge that will be made before Police
Judge Reading at Rockville on Febru-
airy against the men who attacked At
torney r. c. L. Moncure, at the Rock
vile court house. following a hearing
in a will contest. The date was decided
upon today. In the meantime his al.
legged assailants are out on their per-
sonal bonds of $500 each.
Those charged with the alleged Of
fense are Peyton Whalen, deputy sher-
if of Montgomery, and his brother, 10
seph Whalen, and Joshua T. Offutt.
In the meantime Attorney Moncure is
today confined to his home at Rosslyn,
Va, with a broken nose. one eye so
badly bruised that an eye specialist has
not yet been able to determine whether
its sight will be lost, torn ligaments in
his right knee, decorations of the scalp,
and possibly internal injuries.
The assault which has aroused intense
feeling in Rockville occurred yesterday
afternoon. The men, II is said, resent
ed some of the lawyers remarks before
the court and the attack followed lust
after adjournment.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26
Stock Values Slightly Better Market Very Soeu
FRACTIONAL GAINS IN LEADERS
WITH LIMITED TRADING.
NEWS OF DAY

NEW YORK, January 26-Stocks
varied their usual formula following
the opening. as they dropped imme-
dtately after the initial trading and
then gradually gained in strength.
but with the coming of the firmer
tone there was an almost absolute
disappearance of the activity and the
market settled down into a quiescent
state-with prices remaining reason
ably steady and fractionally below
the high-which might seem to indf-
cate further recessions unless more
trading develops.
The Bank of England reduced its
rate OF discount " of l per cent, in
ances on the other side. and perhaps
of the Willingness of foreign invest
ors to take further amounts of bonds
but they were not buying stocks
Money is easy enough right on Wall
Street. but conditions are not such
as to send people climbing for Sc
james B. Forgan. president of the
First National Bank of Chicago, sizes
UP the situation as follows:
business is hesitant, railroads are
waiting on Washington and general
trade is waiting on the railroads which
are not even replacing normal deprecia-
ton of 100000 new cars yearly for up
keep of rolling stock. Improved de-
mand for bonds is due to overflow from
mercantile channels. Recently we placed
q large sum of money in the East to
run until autumn, and at the same time
our deposits were increasing at the rate
of 81, ,0O0,OO0 a day"
This for the business situation. But
the public is holding aloof from the
market for both the rate question and
the trust decisions. 1t is not to be
supposed that the able trust lawyers
The Washington times., 1911-01-26
CoLUMBIA-"Honey Boy Minstrels.'

George Evans and his Honey Boy
Minstrels" will be seen at the Columbia
Theater next week.
From THE Crimson Trails first part
set, by Ernest Albert, to the elaborate
scenic establishment of George NJ.
Cohan's minstrel comedy. The Fire
mans Picnic" which concludes the
program, the offerings of the Honey
Boys" will be staged with attention to
the artistic. George Evans Is sur
rounded this year by a large corps of
comedians and vocalists.
James ]. Corbett has been especially
engaged to act as interlocutor this sea-
SON. Besides his duties as the mid
die man." Mr.. Corbett will be heard
in his famous story of the battle OF
Reno. This talk is said to be A
graphic explanation of many events,
which have never been published, and
coming from Jeffries' chief trainer, it
throws light on many things leading
up to the actual contest.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26

I have not perfected a plan for soft fall
| in the event of the decision in theiI
cases being Knockout jolt.
But the immediate effect of the de-
cisions would be serious If the financial
interests did not stand under the mar
ket, in which event they would have to
take stock in large amounts. The rail-
roads are probably holding off from
their usual commitments to equipment
companies, in the hope of making the
labor interests more dominant in their
demands for freight increases. and to
modify the opposition of manufacturing
companies, whose business Is naturally
suffering from the hesitancy in trade
and commerce.
Some of the leading commission
houses express the belief that there is q
quiet absorption of odd lots going on in
the interest of the public. If there is 1t
must be very, very quiet, and not suf-
ficient even in the aggregate to cut
much figure from day to day.
Standard Oil people are said to be
standing under st. Paul in a positive
manner, so much so that there is COM
paratively little stock floating that an
upward movement in this stock would
be easily managed.
The net gains of the morning hours
amounted to about Y point on the lead
ers, st. Paul, New York Central, and
Iehigh Valley.
For six months ended Dec. 81, last,
gross operating revenue increased
$36f. .S79. Operating expenses increased,
S546. .754. Net operating revenue, de-
creased $1S4,S75.
Net income $7,436.651, a decrease of
S274, ,572- Other income, $174,447, a de-
crease of $53,55l. Total income S,6ll ,O9S,
decrease of 1928. .123. Interest rentals,
etc, $5,333. .766, an increase of $60,9S4.
Balance for dividends $2,277,2 ,231, a de-
crease Of $3S9, ,05S. Dividends $,575,0O
Surplus, S7O2, 2,2S1, a decrease of sSSs,557.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26
ONLY LIGHT TRADE
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Bonds Were Favored, Rail
way As Attracting the
Most Attention.

Bonds attracted more attention than
stocks on Change today, the latter
moving slowly and within a narrow
range.
Railway and Electric AS came in fol-
a good buying movement, which was to
be expected in view Of the recent sharp
advance in the price of the preferred
sorbed at S5ss, but the supply was lit
easement to S5h-
at 107. Sales of Gas bonds were few
and the price a little irregular. Small
lots of the As and SIS sold to 110, but
the price for the SIS was 10915q109A In
round lots.
leader. Gas sold a little more freely
than anything else. and at TN. Mer-
genthaler H7 to 2l61k in odd lots and
Union Trust Company at 145.
who have recently become connected
with the Provident Savings Bank, pro-
pose to apply for a charter as ma
tional bank, with a capital of $3.50. 900.
Action in this matter Is expected in the
immediate future.
The capital stock of the International
Banking Corporation Is 50, 250.0 900, capital
and surplus combined. 81, SOC, 900, in the
advantages of which the Washington
branch shares in common with the
parent institution and every branch
thereof.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26
COLUMBIA-Farnsworth Lecture.

+. Eugene Farnsworth, the artist
traveller, has spent several months on
the Canal Zone and has come back with
an answer to questions which fol
months have been in everybody's mind
The lecturer has made study of the
fortification problem and has taken
views specially to illustrate this feature
of the canal question. He shows In
his colored lantern slides just where the
War Department has planned to place
its forts to protect the 1915, 0,0O0 canal
for which every man, woman and child
in the United states must contribute 81
as their share.
In his lecture at the Columbia Theater
Friday matinee and Sunday night he
will use a dozen or more moving pic
lures which illustrate actual life on the
canal zone as It is today.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26
CHASE'S-Polite Vaudeville.

Chase's next week will house Harry
Tighe and his collegians: Paul Spadoni;
the Edward Jolly and Winifred Wild
company; Pat Rooney and Marion Bent;
the Dollar Troupe; Arthur Haviland and
Alice Thornton: Van Hoven. and The
Sergeant" an army romance by day
light motion pictures.
Harry Tighe is a Yale graduate and
captain of the varsity baseball nine.
HIS forte is college comedies, and his
latest hit Is THE Careless Sophomore,
written for him by RAJ lph w. Payne.
Paul spadoni is the famous foreign
modern Samson, who toys with cannon
and other implements of war. MIR. P.
T. Barnum, IT," will be merrily played
bv the former Cohan comedy feature.
Edward Jolly, assisted by winsome
Winifred Wild and diminutive little Lex
Neal.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26
COMEDY FEATURE
OF COMING BILL
The Cub Story of Young Representatives, in Ken
lucky Mountains The Commuters" and Evans
Mnstrels Promise Good Entertainment

If novelty of theme In theatrical
production Is an assurance of inter-
est there Is much to commend In
The Cu0," with Douglas Fairbanks
starring in the title role. which comes
to the Belasco Theater next week.
This farce has for its theme a novel
basis IN fact, but also an unusual
subject for comedy-a Kentucky feud.
'efhe Cub" Is a young reporter who
Is sent by his editor to cover" the
White-R -Renlow feud, a typical Ken
lucky mountaineer quarrel that has
cost twenty-one lives and which
promises more to the list.
Steve Oldham, just out of college,
a recent acquisition to the newspaper
fold. is assigned to the STORY" be-
cause his editor believes an older
and wiser reporter would fail where
a 'foor might succeed. In his self
assurance and high opinion of his
abilities Steve is picked to fill the bill.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26
Today's Sales on
Local Exchange

United States Coupon as. s5OOG1o2h
Washington Gas As, $100@1094, $lOOG
Washington Gas SIS, .1.OOOa1osis, 5000
1895.
Metropolitan Railway SIS, $1,OO0d107.
Washington Railway and Electric as,
81 ,0OOdS5%, S1,0O0dS55s, 81, ,0O0GS5%, 81, ,000d
S55s, 81. .0OO9S51e, s1,ooodS5A, $50OdS5Ik.
washington Gas. 25@77A, 14q77H, Ia
77%.
Mergenthaler, 1871.
Union Trust, SOFAS.
After call-Mergenthaler, 2d2l611.
Washington Gas SIS, $40d1l01z.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26
AcADEMY-aAs the Sun Went Down" A"

Arthur c. Aiston's production,/"As the
Sun Went Down." will be seen here the
week starting January 30. at the Aca-
denny of Music.
Estha Williams, to whose work in the
leading role Of AT the Old Cross Roads
much Of the success of that play was
due. Is featured In the new production.
Prominent among the well-known play
ers engaged for support are Edwin Wal
ter, Courtney White, Judson Langwill,
Ezra Grahme, Allen Lee, and Joseph
uoIland