davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
May ...........55o 555 $40 5.54q5.55 5.4s
Juhs IuIv ,,..........55s $50 5.ss S.SSGS.s3 5.S7

MOLAssES AND SYRUPs-Syrups steady
but quiet molasscs dull and unchanged.
NAVAL ST0RES-Spirts turpentine steady
and without important change In price.
Rcsin firm at the recent advance and tar in
moderate demand and unchanged
RICE-Quiet and steady; receipts moderate
and offerings light
SUGAR-Refned very slow and unchanged.
the Federal qIotng refined graruiated at
$3.50 net, less per cent cash, and other re-
fners 5.T5c, same terms. There was sale
OF from 10. 900 to 1900 bags cuba centrif-
ugal. January shipments. at Lice basis 10
test. cost and freight equal To 4.42c here
the price at which Il was offered Yesterday.
Spot steady ard unchanged; centrifugal, 96
test. 1900; muscovado 50 test. 4c, and reo-
lssses, 80 test, 3.T5c. Meetings. at United
States four ports for the week were $1,000
tons. against 10000 the week before ard
90 900 last year Receipts, 12.TOO against
1920 the previous week and $500 last year
Total stock at the ports. S77o0, against
200 last week and $4,000 last year. In
London beet sugar was quiet and unchanged
for current month at lss 10isd but Ad Up
for mex: month at 15s I'D. and unchanged
for May at los 3a j, with sellers at quotations
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston par;
Chicago, l5c premium. New Orleans, COM
mercial SOC discount, bank 81 premium: ST.
Louis. 25c premium bid, 3oc premium asked
Minneap polls. &c premium: Charleston. buy
ing par, selling lilo per cent premium; San
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York. ex-
changes S5s5 2l2. .535 balances so. 1852 4S9; Bos-
ton. exchanges $40. 463, ,663. balances SlS49.S3i
Chicago. exchanges S6i, ,S55.746. balances 81
2S277: Baltimore, exchanges S9,S27, ,557; bal
ances Sill9,300.
SILVER MARKET.-Commerci bar sill
YER 54atc: Mexican silver dollars, 46c. Bar
silver in London closed at Sad.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 79O; LIS
bon, $50
: MEXICAN EXCHANGE --Mexioan- eX-
change on New York is quoted at 20lis.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
RECEIVER FoR RueeER COMPANY.

Providence. Jan. 3.-RObert S. Emerson.
Of Pawtucket. was to-day appointed re-
eeiyer for the Consumers Rubber Com
psny. OF Bristol The factory. which en-.
poyed about four hundred operatives. was
shut down last week. The receiver was in
sructed 10 report 10 the creditors next
NednegdaV
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
Yester
PROyISIONS-Bl receipts at the West. ag-

pRoyIsIONS-Bls receipts at the West. ag-
gregating 100000 hogs together win larger
little opening wcallIess IN provisions. which
was followed by full recovery and a steady
market for the 6aanGg .7 Of OF the fey day
short s,oaaEI clear Si7 a5asis 30, BEEF--Mess S13
asia so: family. S14 50Gsl5 packet, Sl3 30
4kMsEpaIl. 4kli: e4spT is2 $50 Sal % pREs$Ep HOGS
100 100 H. s%c: lao IN; s%e; pigs 3lsG CUT ,r
11g1'aiii,.c. 1g' giiii,tc TXLLoW-ouiet; special. eNc
fIaT aaycly steady; middle west o2o9osoc city
steady, &c asked refined. South America
10 S5c; Continent. o7oe; Brazil kegs il;35c; Ia
S'sigTTA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. easy; spot,
JaGuary and London easy % spo
fG., lis I'd futlres f04 IS Cd; arrivals. $50
tons: exports, 1o2o tons so far this month b
H Ia%c: casting i3S q l4c. TIN-weak and
nnscttIed; spot: ils5'a g e. ~ 80, SOC; January
a. tdGI z &c; 1sG'' April 90ail.5o; London weak;
spS1a sspso1ai5oc New York, 4.2Iis g4;$2hc East
81 LOUIS q 1SS" ssso New York e1Oao3oc East
81 Louis: London, f26 15s. ANTIMoNY-,
Dull Cookson's I75c IRoNmCleysiand ,c,,,, .,onn,!
va foundry Northern. $14 754l5: No 2.
SIt 5caSI4 10; No Southern and SOFT Sl4 20
Gslt -. .,,..r,, 4, cr,ae ,o,ro-
, Us followed by a general marking up
~ refined 90 the basis OF 75oc for standard
white IN barrels at New York Linseed OIL
MI AMI % lower for American seed. Cal
os,s9, cas- unchanged. PETRoLEUM-standard
yhtte. bbls, New York and Philadelphia.
" rno. buIk. &c; standard white cases. New
t,', s,op md philadelphIa DC: water white. bhs.
Hcw York and philadelphia. s.5oc; LUX. oG;
water white. cases. New YORK and Phliade,-
ut MS.ei ioc IINsEED OIIs-American seed.
pi,v raw. TI07ac; oUt-of-town raw, IOuIlc;
Calcutta raw, s5c; lard oil. s09S21sc
N'TaTTOSsEFD OJL-Broadenlng speculative
W. 80 noted and market much hrmer. clos
ira 5a9 points net higher Local contract prices:
'''7 Yoster-
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
RANK OF GERMANY RETURN.

RerlIn. Jan 3.--The weekly return oi ., we
Imperial Bank OF Germany SNOW aaeod I,.o ,o,
loving changes. CASH IN hahl 9e,t caSy @6y
e. tss 600 marks, looms increased ~. W. W.
o6o marks. discounts Increased iOa'3 9'oooDD
marks. treasury bills increased 94.So$'o9s"o
marks, notes in circulation inoreas'% I 20 g.
09G marks and gold I'm hand decreased
,p az OOO marks
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New 1ork, JANUARY z, 1912.
BEEyEs--Receipts. 1913 cars. or 2.3i5 head !:
23 cars on sale. steers In light supply but
rated Zoe lower. Bulls strong Cows opened
firm 10 1Oc higher; closed steady for fat cows
and bologna stock medium were a little
caster than at the opening. Common to fairly
good steers sold at s5dST per 100 10 oxen s4a
S6 bulls s4ds5; cows, $2ds5 IS: tail-ends
81 S5. Dressed beef steady. Exports. So
Saies-Newton e. Co 10 Virginia steers 1910
10 average. 90 so per 100 n; II. 100 10. SO Is;
. McPhesson & Co.: I bull. IiCo no. s.; ?, 1900
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Jan. 3--Assertions that crop gains IN
France Italy and Spain have been sufficien; to
make the Argentine shortage relatively unimpor-
tant seemed TO take all the strength to-day OUT
NJ wheat The market closed easy at a net De.
cline Of 3,GI5c. Latest trading left corn +sR
Lc'to 5sc down. oats unchanged 20 hc on ana
hog products varying from a shade lower 70 q
nickel advance. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
GOVERNMENT AND Mu-
NlcIpAL BONDS.
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Jan 3 = Cattle 9. q -aS RSGS;Pts., .s 5s.
% OOO steady Ioc lower beeyeS S.,r % a. Sg
Texas steers. 81 259S' tnsdeTs tS, So $5Gs5 20:
go soSs %s and heifers, s2asO4o; calves 50 oo9
IS so. HoGs.RsSo1o 3ilPiie ri 4TgGI missed 81 $50
so6i to choice a.s sG s9 giff RHfT4 = re
SSopts. % 900; weak 1oc lower; native s31s s9aS
"a ,asS0 s0.' Western, So 25a$t GO: yearlinssi - 6og
s. 70: lambs native, 81 a2'9So oo' WESTERN
AKiSmsS AKSgsss 90 CITY. Jan. 3--cATTLE-Reecipts.
y 900 Including $50 southerns; sions go 20 ,aS agS
higher dressed beef and enpSi idS SO To- 10: Western.
& sa5gS7i 5igs i'2ssf $GathsSR, COWS s
Sdan"' %' 81 5oSs, 81; calves. s425gss. HOGS
oui,s, owpe,ceipts IL, 600 lOc lower ouIk OF sales,
50 sC9so TO- heavy Y 81 lO9SSS, 9sS,s 90 S iSa Sc o.
ontcheLs ,oS oSSis S sHEEP-Receipts' 1000;
ss s'ssdv iS@Ss. sbas6 SS yearlinsss = sST
81 70; wethsFs; ahS scessrs T. Sog sS 5oSs4 -,
Stockeis ,,G am Ian 2 y CATTLE - Receipts.
ooi active and steady 20 stgSns now 81 5oSsS D.
g,Iiy,es' onened st sady. closing siow ana s2ao e
6ar lower S4G$9I5 HOGsheo'ss se s21,.e oo
generally Sc lower; ,r,on pESSs SONS, si25GsS IS
siass, Som ,IsSis mSS, $3.50 10. sHEEP-Recelpts.
pGs steady 81 35Bs3 5o lambs 2.rT at9ady; SSGSo
East Buffalo, Jan. VEATs-Receipts.
GoS Sstye oSS a9d oc higher IS 5ogs1 Hogs
NReceIpts 24O0; active ann yarSor 81 - :
heavy and mixed: 81 4e%SsSe '' rouShs' s. 7oS "a
sss 20 daries s. lcgso 90 SHEEP sIiIa ,5ssI AMD
LKTBs~Receipts 62oo head n asSVe sor higsePP hinseP
25M Soc higher; lanhs, r,Ines s5@s5Ti.
wntbcrs. ,Ssf1 sfG$t5O: ewes. 81 ooqSi; sheep
mixed. 81 50@si. ,.-,,,
s.. Louis. Jan. 3.-cATdl.Ism, n,,er ~,
aa; iairg .ts,dS aS steers Sass so; hefers 81 65
so Il: cows 81 65sts5 30; soatncrn n ncp steers
81 756 81. HoGS-Recelps se oos, ss 40. h,,SS
o Of rai"s s. IS packers s. ssgSg s6 l
best Ight, s'cosop,SII: 81 T5ds5 20 SHEEP
plgs ~ iss active and steady for good
grades lambs. s5@se g,,on 20; G1'.i sheen s ,5 20;
yeariings. 81 50Qs5 80; .s n'u'''" '"eep' 90 i'V
So 30; common, 81 Tj9sS'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
CONDITION OF NATIONAL RANKS

Following is an abstract of the reports
of national banks of the United States as
in response to his call for condition as OF
December ;. 1911, with comparisons with
the previous call. September !. 1911 and the
corresponding call of a year ago, November
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
pA,lRoAp EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
N' Pine street
tMaturing i9ll-'2IJ


FURNISHED by swartwout & Appenzear' NO -
V u'' Pine street,
Name. ,t,i AZ AZ
Euff Roch & Pitts 4-4a c. l9di l99adiiI ~ s% az
Eent,ai of Georgia 4i5-5 p G, l9ll- IL 80
Central r r Of n p c. l9li-iI'.'' az az
Cbesaneake e. Ohio . G. l9ll-l - - t
chicsgo & Alton 4-4h-5 c. l9ii-ig' O. 1a
chicsso q East III 4h-5 y c. l9il.l1' fzt 80
SSii,n,cisnati II x ID 4k-5 c. lgll-2o' 20 80
Deiaware & Hudson 4ls = c, lf22'.'''' 90 1E
Dio a as . c. 19l1-17. ....,::a'''' ~
uuncking Valley 4-41s p c. 19id,is ~ az
tfUdson & Manhattan lVil- w. - H
x - ~ 8 e NJ AZ c. 1911 l9;,':;:e ~
R.Ssse City Southern ~ p c. i9il-l3 %, st
THhtgh Valley r r 44l5 C. loll- 10 80 7H
H5issemri Pacific c, 191i-I1 .....'' % 4E
Mntiie 4 ohio 4-6 p c. 19ll-16;;, ;ao o., ~
Mey York Ceptral Lines G, l9Ii-2Z 20 at
SNorfoik a western D C. ioii- H. 80 ~
Ii,,eon1,nsylvania i,o1 3h-f D c, l9ll,li;..''' aH 1s
- ~ e ( r 4-4is-5 p c, lDli-' IT, "a 80
S' do - mar A G e. r g. l9il,I.;. =" ~
Sen,perr nv 81s-4-4k p G. lSll-'Z''' ~ az
Siuainisn Ry . D c. i9ll.lg. :o'''''' 2n sa
Nidsn.b y r 4Iz-5 p c. 19l1.2l :aaaa" 20 80
W,scsi,nr Wscsnn & l. 4h-5 c. bile "s
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04

FURNISHED by T. Thomas Rcuhard' No -
proad street New York. No - Devonshit"
street Boston and No Is King street West
Toronto canadaD
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.
Bid Asked. .
-.asf Rna l.. IL. liz

Diminished By Charles Head Co, NO. IL broad
street, New York;
LAND.
4 Askrd
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04


unchanged Spring patents - l01S 80;
winter stralghts. 81 2NH 81 30: winter patents
81 I5a s. 80. spring clears, - 20 81 20; eN-
ira No ! winter. 81 SnG 81 90. extra No :
winter 81 7Od 81 50; Kansas straights. 81 Gn
a a. ~: fancy spring patents SO 20 Z. SO 20. RYE
FLOI'R-Sirady. f9ir To good. 81 Inn 81 oO
choice 10 fancy. Sl95H 81 10 BTCKWHEAT
FLOt'R-Firm. s. 75aS2S5 per 100 lb.
.CtOWSMEN steady. kilndrird, So 90. BAG
MFNI.-FInc white and yellow, 81 50MSl 80:
coarse, 81 4SaSl 20 FEED-W"stern spring.
81 5nfS1T 81. standard mIidllug. $26 90 y
500 ~. flour do. SO, red dog. S3i, city bran.
500 40 bulk SIS sacks; mddling, S2I 300
$40 20. rcd dog. S22s homiuy chop $50 bulk,
$50 20 sacks: oIlnlral. $50 5OTSIo.
COTTON was q continuation Of the
upWard movement al the opening, but
sharp break followed. and while no very
sreai weakness developed. last prices
showed "a rally of or points from the
Low. ~ tho closing tone was barely stead.
with tho market . points lower 10 points
higher. compared with tho final bids Of Tues
day. generally unchanged to 2 points lower.
Memphis adyices indicated that returns to
.fLr Natlonal Ginn"rs' Association showed
1870 600 bales glnned 10 January !. II was
said that the report indicated moro cotton
ginnad for the last period than on an average
for the last six years. and this was cousd-
cred hearish ms ther" has been considerable
baa weather since tho middle Of December.
southern spot markets unchanged to 3-lGc
higher. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
All traded in Cand accrued INTEREST,".
REALTY STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

siz per cent extra dividend 1910. 4Par value $40.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04

R. order % executors. 1900
Il shares HiTalHya Mining .omPal, -. 4
pnr cS2i twenty -hvc-ycar gold bonds. t, dGe
March. 1925. March. 1911. coupons atacn"l;
Si OoD Consolidated Zinc ana l|ad ,onlatV
a., Sl,v'y ,,or,gsge per cent gold bond. ApTl;
1901 coupon attached; 10 shares Conso,ihs,.
Zinc and Lead COMPANY Common; - ''' SII
Cleveland Linsetd Oil COMPANY; ~ 60
% shares pineiawn Cemetery Land Puich',a
md: per share ,,,.,, iIid,,n BAY sable
Hudson Ray sable Muii J h'"s'" "'' sos
,,.rr with ten tails. lot...........' 90, 49,
share clinton Han Association. -
For account OF trustee.
Rights ON T.. l50 shares American Toha't" Gat,
pany common. u.....'''.' ''.''' 800.
~, order OF walter l.. McCorklc, referee.
600 ooo s,,ros international Petroleum and on
Con uany, Nd, lOt -
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
RAILROAD.

Ros & Alb 22ois III r & " RI " IS %
r 9 Maine. ICO IOGi, Ny MI S ffl3T't 1879.
Ros Eiev.... 1903 i3irt W + 81 Ry.. sea -
Bos & W ri u
BONDS
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles y. Barney & Co No -
Rroad street. Now York and No. l22 South
an street Philadepha.b
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

rho following securities werc sold yester-
,.,.o, .,.,,,on AZ the Exchange salesroom
~ Aarian II. Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
lnnfr nnnfnrrStTnEs S lE 'IISI ASD YEGETABLEs-POtatoes

IN active demand and firm. Sweet potatoes
Hrmer onions slightly higher. Artlchokes
plenty and easier Beans ssa n res ss STEADY
Celery firm. Caulihowers in good demand and
nrm. Eggpants and peppers dragging hae
and spinach plenty and weak Lettuce STEADY Siy
RoTa"e srsssns ssndTsy PPSTAr6Es P2GF seE
nraroe' nran No / b6l IS 5oaS6, No 2. 81 5oqs5;
Maine. bag. 50 s5as3 10; in bulk: $50 ID. s3G
So 2J Long Island No l. sbl 81 3. 90 state rg bag
s. s2 72SsS g In sqs os9 n eS @ swEET PoTAToEs
Jersey. No I, bbl' So 50as3 30; ARTICHoKEs.
drum. sIa$s; ANIsE; bol; 81 sSgss; BRussELs s,.as
sids3; wax. Slds3 80: BEETs. 100 bunches.
si 50Sfs2. crate T0cdSi: bbl, sigS2; CARROTS,
old. washed. bag. slGSl y: unwashed 15casI'
nearby, 100 punches, sldsl 80; New orleans.
CHRBAGEs. red ton. s2+as25; Danish s20p
sos: CEIERY state. rough. case S2qS4: CALI
fornia. SO 5Oas7; knob 100 punches; sSgst;
CHICoRY and ESCARot.E' CSC i.' Dbl g, Sas2 ssas2 90: 90
haif case 81 75ds2: EGGPLANTS, box S2 $50
s2 10: basket. 81 75dS2 %: box 81 50MS2 90;
KAIE. Dbl 5OaeOc; HoRsERADIsH. 100 10,
s4s5 LETTUCE basket 1S,a Ss2 as S0 bts Onions H2S,
81 1882 81 state and Western 10o-ih bag: vel
low. s2Gs2 so; 1I0-tb bag, 81 50as3; red 100-tb
bag S2ds2 40 Orange County. yellow or red
Sc ssF Co. csb Cuban iS' siGs2 Porto Rico 81 7sGss
OYSTER PLANT. 100 punches, Sass: PEP
PEERS, box 50 25as3 25: s-tll carrier; s2ass;
6-till. 81 yo9s2; Cuban carrier; 81 2ogs1 80;
asa: PARSLEY, plain. bbl ssds7; curly ssGs3;
crate. s2Gs2 30; RoMAINE. basket, siGsa;
box. 75cGsi 80; sHALLoTs; 100 punches, SO:
SPINACH. basket. 50cdsi 70: SQUASH. Hub
white. box. s2as2 5O basket. 81 506s2: TUR-
NIPc rutabaga. bb e0ce1<1; white. Dbl. STA
81 25: TOMATOES. Florida. carrier. s2Gs3 50
cuban, sIas2 %; wATERcREss. 100 bunches
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04

New York January 3. 19lg.
-WHEAT-Argentine news occa-
stoned considerable strength At the opening
but was not sufficiently bulllsh TO preFenL
later selling movement under which prices not
only lost all tho early advance. but SOLD on
10 under the previous night. closing at apout
tho lowest Of the day. There was an ad-
vance OF 2. n &c in opening prices az Bushos
Ayres and a closing advance or e tu at
Liverpool There was a feeling. however
that the market had discounted the Argch,
tluc situation and that It would require good
support TO promote further strength. Export
trade loads. including OF low grade No
. rcd a7a.c elevator. export basis, TO arrive
and 9sxc ahOat No ! Northern Du-
mth. 81 Igls b afoat. CORN-Aithough
sready al the outset. and al ono time &c
higher than tho previous night. corn was
hcavy most Of the day and closed at mo
bottom. representing &c net loss Cash de-
mand WAS quiet at :ho West. owing to the
fact that points cast Of Chicago can supply
sraboard demand at more favorable Prices
than Chicago shippers Export new 90 lgc
Z q b ahcat. OATS-Firm and sc his hcr
,arly on light receipts. but closed easy at &c
Los Cash oats. Standard white. h3Ac IN
elevator: 40 .. 53S.c Nos 2 end 4. 80 g,
and ma ursI and white clipped, 81 n &c. on
track RYE-S'oady; NJ .. 98c nominal. g I
r5Wffaio 10 arrive RhRIEY-Frm; mailing,
et tSSf 81 20 g / Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
Tor account OF whom I, may concern.

4i0 shares Fourth National Bank. ''''''''-:5 "a
In sbarcs Bankcrs' Trust Company. ..-''''''o t
/ share New York LaS institute ''''''''''Fiis
sbar clinton Hall Asso ia ion.
!.,n s1sres Chatham and PhcniN Na'Ionnaa5t na5
90 80 %.
,o Iar,e Irirst National Bapk .l,"ip
P,.onts pat"1t rights and miscc.aneonS aSs,ra Ssr
or protal company. Including 80 shaIf. IN Ill
Ma wa interest of Prota Company In miscei-
iancous collection Of die. contained "a ppp,se,Ito
Camn,nv AT perth Amboy, y. J.......'.'''S'o
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

.odd lots tsen cents per share
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

export. b anoat.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04

Berlin, Jan. 3.-Profit taking continued
or the Boerse to-day, and prices were
rather weaker
New-York tribune., 1912-01-04
FERRY COMPANIES.

Bid. Asked. ... Bid. Asked
NY&HF q IS ~ "a do bonds. 60 20
II Fist Sc .1O5h q ioTis Union Ferry. 2l %
Ny ,S s s, e sf r., so 90 90 Isl ''''' " Il"
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-12-27
At TL)vIANDING
Artificial Lights Time cessary
at This Dock a a
BY lzoLA AFoRREsTER.


'But / don't seeS any landing at all,
mother" called Winona peering into
the darkness as the boat nosed up
shore How do they know where to
stops" 81.
did you expect i fuIIsized dock
with q waiting band to welcome us!s
Be careful. Bee. The plank II mar
dow" 5s8 .ss
'+P1ank?- giggled Winona, edging5
along It after her mother and Sis
ter. Il think it's q straw. Oh. dear!"
Her foot turned sharply, and before
she could regain her balance. she had
slipped OF the narrow gangplank the
men had thrown ashore. Beatrice and
her mother were oa the bank "a car;
riage waited farther mp on the level
ground. with two faint lamps glowing
In the night As Winonass quick.
stifed cry sounded, some one sprang
past the others, and went IN after
her: some one tail. and obviously
young. who never stopped to explain
or argue. s5s !sS;
Beatrice never forgot that scene.
The old river steamboat, with swing
ing oil lamps on her lower decks. the;
blurred faces Of the boatmen as they
held lanterns over the water trying to
help the two In the narrow strip be-
tween the boat and the shore, and I'm
ally Winona's face. with the light
flashing on ii, AZ she was lifted out Of
the water
what can I say y?s exclaimed Mrs.
Vaughan, when she held out her
hands to the man who had saved
w1lful, careless Win. You are Stan
ley. aren't you? There Is no need to
ask that" ;gzzs5 z=s:s
e Only Beatrice caught the flush on
his face at the name. He tried to
speak, but they were lifting Wfnona
into the carriage Her mother turned
|1again to speak to him and he had
gone Only the silent old darky
coachman remained, and he could
only shake his head over questioning.
Il ffs, "Marse Stanley done gone ter bed.
OATS Marse Phil WaIltng. He come
along ter be sure got here safe, and
de boats was ON time =
8 Mrs Vaughan was silent. The car
rfage rolled on up the old road to
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-12-27
SAW SHOWERS OF SPIDERS.
Distinguished Scientists on Record
as Having Noted the Remark
IN able Phenomenon.

Gilbert White gives an account Of
;a spider shower that continued for
nearly a whole sda Darwin saw one
at sea. Each spider was supported,s I
it appears, by a tiny parachute COM
posed Sofs a few threads of almost in
visible gossamer.
"a Spider showers have from time 10
time been made the subject Of sscien.
;tifics reports In this country Onesof
them gives this deserip ption Of the phe-
snomen on
On the morning OF this shower.
there had been some electrical dis.
5turbance There had sbeen one loud
peal of thunder but mo rain. At ten.
O'clock there was observed a number:
of spiders that ran over the coat
sleeves Of the observer. He brushed.
off several trails OF gossamer web. 8
Upon looking about he discovered
that the houses, walls and trees
showed these webs dangling from
them: and that other gossamer webs
were continually falling from above
and adding to the accumnla nlation.
By midday d fence was festooned
from point to point OF its Triangular.
rail tops with d ribbon. like ladder 81
gossamer, and this continued to be.
come broader and broader as the tiny3
creatures Continued 10 run along this
ladder each spider Increasing the
breadth by adding its own contribn.
sticn OF another silken# thread.
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-12-27
DRIVES I OF {, TERROR.

The Chief faexecutIo Or death III.
the winter and spring months Isl pneu-s
smonia It's adYance agents are colds
and grip. In any attack BY one of;
these malad dies no time should be lost
in taking the best me- dicine obtain.
able TO drive ittsofff Countless thous-|
ands have found this 70 sbe DE-. Kings;
New Discovery. husb sband be-
IieVes sit has kept him from having
pneumonia three or four times Z,
writes Mrs: George Place, Raw
ssonVille. and for coughs. colds:
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-12-27


Twin Oaks. She had not cen home
SINGER her marriage, tWenty- four years
ago. The place had gone oSher step
mother after the majors death; and
later to her son, Stanley Tisdale. 1t
was at his Invitation she Was able
now to visit Twin Oaks, and while it
carried its own wound with it, the;
Invitation had been welcome one
She wanted the girls to- see the old
place. Fifty miles up from Savannah
AZ lay. one OF the few old pIanta atoms
left along the river. Her mother had
named it Loves Landing when she;
had come there herself q bride from
the north
She wondered who Phil Walling;
was Stanley had never mentioned,
him In his letters She had liked the:
letters They seemed frank. manly.
fun Of the old-time spirit she loved:
almost, as she had read them, halt:
formed hope had grown up Id her.
mind that one of the girls, either
quiet Bee Or Winona would find q;
permanent home at r win Oaks before
the visit was ended. s..sss5ssss
The next morning after breakfast,
WInona went down through the ram
bling old gardens to the river, her;
Egeheeks still pale her lips pressed
together ID quick hot anger. ana after;
her protesting. EN- lining, went PhiI;
syEalling Ss33s4ss ass
Why didn't you write TO mother
sourself, and ten the whole Disgrace
fuI STORY. and aaEe MS tilis his tror-
sbIe?
She faced him at last, leaning back
SRgafnst one of the old oaks III her
hair was Il flower He could not:
help thinking how fits creamy petals
matched her own sirfn. and intensi.
He'd the copper OF her hair
is What was the s1sef Poor stan
won't Hive long anyway We have
aivays been friends II only bought
ssl win oaka from him stO save III from.
Going under the hammer. He knows
iit a his home al long as he liyes,I
nnd to- tell the ffrsit we've been.
happy here love the place. His
Hallother was mighty coed ID ma when
gaa 4 poor little kid die arozand here.
So was the ma jor.s 4
E3ut why did yo1 aaset is como ss
as hfp sMestg
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1912-12-27

q the lines Of this pretty dress are!
sgirlish and attractive and tho frock3
IN one that Is not In tho least DIM
cult 20 make. It has the closing at
the left side OF the front ana the
skirt ~ fourgored modal The
5fichu arrange gement at the front 81;
the waist sisI q pretty idea.
The pattern l69l41 40 cut iii sizes 3S22i
% AZ inches bust measure Gediuln
size VIII reqairs X yards of as-inchi
material
q Pattern Departnaeftssof of tdis paper. Write
1laills and address patnly, and IS sure 10 5Giyo
ssscs and nurabas o- pattern