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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
MOTOR MUROERERS
IN HANDS OF POLICE
Ringleader Tries TO Swallow
Poison and Then Jumps
Out OF Window
CONFESS THEIR CRIME
MOSCOW July ..

MOSCOW July p.
Ire police have arrested the three men
who re,ently 1ired a motorcsr from one
OF the garages here and murdered the
ehapneur and mechanic hfteen miles out
side The city
They are kn,vn Tad characters. and a
regular 4rmosy Of receivers and *
plosives was found a, the rinzleadar :
lodging
lie tried 10 nolson himself when The
police entered and on the bottle being
knocked cut o, his hand he made flying
cap through the frst-hoor window. only
TO b. seized however. by the officers wait
ing below
4 ls,rer was discovered showing tina, he
had made an appointment for the same
evening win Two confederaies ana
tho latter were arrested in the street
without difficulty
TIE three prisoners we're heavily
chained. 81 nd under a stropg escort, were
driven IN n torears to the scene Of the
crime where They we're Identified by the
peasants VINO saw then extrcating the
motorcar from d Oh into which they
had driven II after the crime
Subsequently, the prisoners confessei
their guilt sayng that they had decided
10 emulate the exploits Of the Paris motor
car bandits They first planned to pillage
motorcar which leaves the Moscow
treasury twice week with 4 consider
able sum Of monev representing the
wages Of the worknlen al new electric
station in the Borodskv district
on reaching the outskirts OF Moscow
they tried to throw the chauffeur and the
mechanic OFF the car. but the motorists
we're powerful men. and there was a des-
perate struggle which ended in kopilof,
the ringleader Of tile criminals. shooting
both OF them with revolver
The bodies were then hidden in an ad-
accent forest. and. as the radiator OF the
car had been damaged by one of the bull
lets ired. the bandits turned the car into
rav!ne
They then entered cart hlled with
sacks. which some Of their aoconplces
had In readiness for them. and. disguis-
Ing themselves as peasants. drove back to
Moscow. eventually abandoning the ca,
outside a small inn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
MOTORCAR DRIVEN
BY REVOLVING Wings
New Invention Is Successfully
Tested in a 32o-Nlile
Journey
T RAISES NO DJs T
PARIS july >.

PARIS JULY y
a successful trial run was made yes
terdav from Paris to Lyons. abou, sd
miles. nv a notoroar driven hy re-
vovinr wing
The vehicle which was designed hy M
Bertrand dc Lesseps and is called the
winged car. has the appearance % an
ordinary motoroar. save that in front It
IS shaped Ike the PROV OF a ship From
the extremity OF the Prov extends q
shaft. n which is attached the propeller.
or revolving wing Invented by NJ FL
lppi
The wing IS mail strong and thick Cno
exact measurements are availeble). and
revolves within q protecting cage The
engine is ~ - horsepower. and rotates
the wing by shaft and chain transmits
sion
wheels ~ the car being free. except for
foot brakes b. the side OF the driver Is
single lever which controls the clutch
and the forwari and reverse movement
Of the wing The wing can be reversed
~ moments notice. thereby forming
a additional brake. The car complete
weighs about 1870 pounds In the trial
runs sreel NJ SO miles per hour was
obtained with 400 revolutions OF the
wing per minute
II de Lesseps with two passengers
started from Paris at AS \ NJ yester-
DAY The winged car climbed nil 81
about IN n with the greatest case and
disappeared % The distance ono curious
feature was 'ha' he car made no dust
At midnight asst night telegram was
received from " dc Lesseps al Lyons
announcing the successful completion OF
the 22o-mNe tourney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
DREADED CAMORRA is
STILL POWER OF EVIL
Italian Secret Societies Exploited
and Patronized by Political
Candidates
MORE CHIEFS SET FREE
ROME Inlv IL

ROME Iuly e.
The V1terho verdict, and the consequent
dealing or, % sentence among the twenty
six condemned men. which total three
and half centuries OF Imprisonment.
have created q profound impression all
over Italy although the conviction +,
general that with the close OF the trial
the curtain mas by no means been rung
down on the las, scene Of ihis amazing
drama
1t is stated In the Italian press that the
Camorra though sho-n OF a good deal OF
its outward prestige rcigns almost as
supreme as eveer at Naples The resi-
dences Of the Neapolitan judges Lopez.
Romano and ne Tlla. who successfully
conducted the preliminary secret trials
there are closely guarded by patrols OF
Carabnieri
The Corrlere della sera. in two-column
article on the problem created by the
revelations a the trial. laments that the
government has not shown the necessary
energy In combating the secret societiea
in the south OF Italy. which are still ex-
plotted by electoral agents for securing
the return OF ministerial candidates and
are patron!zed by city councillors md par
iamentary deputies. while too often the
Camorra and the Naples police depart
ment have been proved TO be anything
but irreconciiable forces.
Luigi Fucci. one OF the alleged Camorra
chiefs. and Chirco lbello Esposito were
Sc, free Yesterday morning THIS means
that Twenty-Five OF the Niterbo prisoners
have already regained their liberty. and
within very short time all but the nine
principals who have terms of from TWEEN
" to thirty years 10 undergo, will have
quilted the prison precincts
Luigi Arena, who was acquitted has a
twelve years sentence to complete for n
series of burglaries in Neples; Gennaro
Abba ggio. the informer has also sew
eral lesser terms to serve for robber!es
but IL is expected that he will receive the
mense social service in unmasking tho
Camorra
The total cost 10 the state in connec-
ton with this ponderous criminal trial "A
estimated at more than SSnd.G0A
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TWO HUNDRED OFFER
TO WE'D IRISH GIRL
She Receives Letters From All
Parts of World. But Has
Not Decided Yet
MEN TO MARRY OR QUIT
DrRIIN rulv ..

Y.
Now the DuDshaughlin council has
eranted them an extension OF time.
there has been a renewed effort on ~
part OF the bachelor tenants Of tho afe
trict 10 get married
only a few days ago ono Of tho local
councillors. Mr. Doran. drove home a
pair of newly WEEDS" the TURNOUT
which comprised four tauntinr cars
containing the happy couples, their
maids and best men. attracting much
local attention as IL passed through
Navans streets.
The tenants have been given a good
spell of single blessedness by tho Dim
shaughlin council. and when November
comes round it Will not be the coun-
CHS fault II there is an unmarried ten
ant left out OF the original list of sixty
nine
Miss Bridget Brannigan. tho young
woman who FIRST drew the attention Of
inc local council to the large number of
bachelors which led 10 the threat of
eviction II they did not marry has now
received something like 200 proposals
from al parts of the world
The latest comes from an Irishman at
akron. Q. This gentleman, who wishes
to marry ana settle down. says he
would rather live IN the old country
than anywhere else. as there Is no place
IN the world like ireland.
He writes on specially prepared per
fumed notepaper. and OF tho many love
letters Miss Brannigan has received this
is the only scented" one
An irish girl with nice little for
tune" has written from an address IN
kensington to the clerk Of the council.
and expresses tho desire to be put into
communioation with ono Of the hache-
lors
sure. now" she says, I'm thinking
that would like to let one Of them
know am seeking a nice young man
to look after
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GRAVE DESIGNATED
IN SEARCH FOR GEMS
Vandals Break Open Door OF
Vault and Remove and
Loot Coffin
NO JEWELS WERE THERE
DURLIN. juiv y

DUBLIN. July o.
An extraordinary outrage In Kinalosn
ohrrohyard on tho Irish estate ~ tie
duchess - St. Albans. ar Newtown An
rex ripperary has Seen discovered
The os6ofne family vault has been
broken into ana the No Of a ieadcn CONN
0f Lazy Margaret cshorne-,he duchess.
grandmother who d.e4 IN is5s- was cut
= ana carried away II was afterward
found ~ river. and portions OF the
roli!re were discovered IN field
ne Body had beer disturbed by the
fon0ers whose motive ie TO be FOUND n
l9rel ranor wh.cn has no foundation I'D
.4ci rai jewels were buried ia the
o oraer r. roach tho conn he robbers
aaa fo scale an iron railing and break
~ door % 'ae 'orah They took
ine roihn from l's airove and carried ~
'o ne door in order 20 opcn y
fia*'t rrir's lcit by 'ne mon are being
Ase1 10 me p0lec Investigations
nT dncness ~ So Altans. who a. Tho
oNtet ,rpmo'her Inherited New
in"n amer fr1m hcr iahcr. Raiph
'trFnaI osborne o.t0 was famous a
WI 1e was orslaauy named pcrnal
nr' ass inea fhe name ~ Osborn. u,h.n
~ married no he'r"sa ~ sir v1ii.,a,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
BABIES OF THE POOR
PAY RENT OF FLATS
Big Scheme for Cheap Housing
in Paris and Increase OF
Population
BIG FAMILIES, LOW RENT

PA FlS July y
Flats in which the birth IF baby frees
the tenant from the payment OF rent for
the quarter following arc the latest OK
pertinent in workmens housing In Paris.
where the difficulty Of lodging vorkren
with large families stands in close reia-
uon to the vital question OF the deqopula-
ton OF France This eXpe .imeni tor on
couraging large families will be tried In
four blocks Of workmen hats, built by
" Charles Stern at Vinoennes. an east
ern suburb az Paris.
They were naugurated today. and con
sist Of 100 iWo-roomed. three-roomed and
iour-roomed mats. The rents are from 81
10 $50 4 year
The pronts remaining after the cost Of
construction and working expenses have
been deducted will so to the maternal
canteen' OF the district. where mothers
nursing babies viii be supplied with
luncheon and dinner free OF charge the
mats include Maths wsshhouseS library,
and dispensary IN connection with the
care OF new born infants
Meanwhile President Falneras has
signed bill authorizing = municipal loan
OF 100000 FOR the construction 81 cheaD
dwellings Half Of the buildings are n
be let - families 70 which there are more
than three children and these families
must he Of French nationality
The rents Will he $50 year for four
rooms about S65 for three rooms and
about si5 for two rooms. bu, families
with more than three children will only
be required to pay s60 for rour-rooni
houses and 81 fer three room dwellings.
Further reductions rangin; from one To
three per cent viii be allowed to families
with At least tour children under sixteen
years I'D The rents are calculated so
that The Scheme shall be Just elf-sup-
porting
I, is also provided that certain num-
Der o. the houses shall he erected IN tho
central quarters Of Paris 81 thar the
occupants may he near 'heir work
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DUEL FOR A GIRL
Two Men Killed and Mand Wounded
in Fierce Conflict

ROME. July 27.--Giovanni della Pietra
and salvatore Napp.. OF Iideri. were
rivals for the hand OF tho village belle.
Catherine Gastaldi. and decided to fight
duel to settle their claims
They met in the open country on Satur-
day morning, each supported by mis-
friends. and in 4 short time the battle be-
came general
Della Pistro and a brother Of Nappi
we're klled and several Others wounded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
Enternrising Advertiser

PARIS rulv IA cider shop in Paris
adrertises kitchen and use OF the gas
stove free ri char 10 all customers who
wish 10 cook 'nolr dinner as an accom- |
panimeni ~ p So ont glass NJ cider
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
Only One Doctor a Barkis

I.JNrON. Julv 27--Only one eoc'or N
the county OF suffolk has been found Kill
ing 10 agree 10 The governments terms
under ih- Insurance act
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

LONDON July % - new hotel e. BE-
i0g erer fed ~ Vincent salarc Wes:min-
ffer - acrommoda'e students OF Kings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

The angular peaoors god which has been
scquiret as sir by ire Br;usn Geseuin from
Nr Schvaig@r. ot Delhi. II 10 taic 70 have
belonged 70 an obscure sset Of devil worshiI.f,
Mes0potaIria called the Icz.tLs 10 worship
The redeemed iefll under the symbol Q, Iea-
cock The p.zcpck Is HrUught IL steel, and -
1rnI' fHo fe.f high r. r. valued AT soma thou
sands ot sJlnss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-04
POVERTY AND RICHES.
the STONY

TO
vord-tNeny
man who walks the earth viii guide his footsteps with these
~ in general as has been commonly supposed Mendcan
those who are citizens Of the Heavenly Kingdom They fecated
sndote to the pains OF minds
ing Blessed such The principle
by parable pairs Of pictures which
striking
Lazarus poverty incaraehs
curtain on I Unanimously the conditions both
He life had
Of water He has laid nothing for
than ever gGed Dives palace Abraham
or the Fatnfuso
may this
command attention Here
IN mpeshabe
TIMES OF souls put
he VINO In the life
OF the gody and the goddess eenay
a iverse apart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-04
GREAT SUCCESS
Press Club Benefit at Court Theatre
Proves Very Entertaining. Blow
out at Club Follows.

With a program OF vaudeville en-
tracing features Of genuine merit.
Z the second annual benefit OF the
wheeling Press club was given last
evening at the Court theatre. and the
AFFAIR was n great success. While
rwo star acts scheduled for the per
| Torrance failed TO materalize yet this
detracted in no way from the perform.
ance with the possible exception Of
cutting Il a little short. However.
what II lacked in quantity was made
] up In quality.
{ The program opened with two num-
/ beers by children. who will participate
I In the Juvenile Ministries TO be given
/ next Friday evening at the Elks' club.
/ by Mrs. Maud Spooner Becker. The
/ first number was entitled the Dixie
Lou chorus and II was put on in a
very delightful manner by Misses Wiz.
I ginia Front. May Senne, Florence
I Rosenberg. Nellie Snyder. Elizabeth
/ Snyder. Kathleen Truschel and
I Master William Hodge soloist. Both
I the solo and chorus work was very
/ fine and the children received merited
applause.
| The second number was the Oztenre
dance and folk steps given by Misses
Irene Flowers. Frances Flowers.
Elizabeth Hoffman. Florence Snyder.
Dorothy Klieves and Martina Trus.
chel and 81 was most cleverly dona
I Both numbers we're under the direct.
ION of Mn. Becker. and she deserved
great credit for the manner IN which
tho children had been trained.
Miss Mae Howell. Lou and Ethel
McPhee and the -Four WANDERING
Musicians all scored a distinct hit ana
we're on the program through the
kindness and courtesy % MANAGER
George Schaefer. ~ the Virtorta
theatre Miss Howell made sorss
lightning changes and her aongs wsro
clever and effective
Lou McPhes In a rube rnonolorue
Eas a. scream and HE singing ana
dancing scored heavily EtheI M
Fhee scored equally ss heavily rnd
nor musical selection were deHFhffui
particularly h.r rendition o. The
Beautiful LADY from The onera o. fhe
nk Inff Tho four uanfarf-r
n re'r.nu- cleo scored uarf Iruiarlv m.
ir1 little fellows in fhe -furrsv
fr.f
We
'f. soI-ur1 Hr'1 hV vIsa rafher o..
nri woe ha.rffu Miss or
I"Harrrsa . voice 90 q. .rarrstfs
ard Hurrfrrrr rrf h~r aaisr
'..r 'rsf evening displayed her ahH.fr
p" arsa .rErra arf sfe r-~sisss
r.rfrf applause
raf III FIsr- asrrfrf D. wrr
n 'rafa rf farrrfaraIn. uaa
E.rf entertain rr end proved rvafi
me f1 r.rfarflI frrrre ua
rrf be tr
.n'fHr fi.armar anf purrsr
Hre frrrr rauIma trrs made a
III. POO arf frr'r aeIr-frra uare vol
rrrrrf Tho rerfrrrnrra -f4rsf
r Clever exhibition ~ frrrrar
rrrn rollins hr rIrure hrnfhrrr
0f Nr.Ia.re Riley wilson SO unable
'H D. present on account of Wrrss
an. f1r come reasan che FTta a-f
r. "A rHf rr rr
'firr 'Hn rrrformarra ffe male per-
formers ee-a anfarfaIr.f af ths club
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meetings during the week Will be. Sun
cay 'antate. May 3. $50 a. m. Sunday
man services. 100 J.. m. English ser.
vices. and on Monday. Benevolent So
ci"ty. 30 ? IN, Tuesday. Luther Lea.
que, 90 3. M Thursday. vestry meet
.ng, 30 .. IN. Friday, choir rehearsal
$50 3. m, saturday. German school. 2 a
M. special announcement. You are IN.
church services
- James Evangelical Lutheran cN spe1
Eiu Grove. W. Va. Rev. otto Hermann
pastor TIE services and meetings dur
t- TIC week VIII be. Sunday Cantate.
'it--. II a. m. EnElirn services: and on
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THE TEACHERS LANTERN


based parable be
all
the
thorough
inhunan
fam
he
with No
cheney OF need the
the
O woud be futile
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Additional Church News.
CONTINUED from Twelfth PAgs.)

Heights. Mozart. Rev. r G. Snyder. pas
tor-Cantate sunday school al 80 a.
m. the chief service will De in the after
noon st 30 O'Clock. ~ which time the
pastor will be installed The sermon
VIII De preached hy the Rev. ~. " Roth.
y u OF Grseuville. Ta- The Rev Geo.
Johannes and the Rev. 4 T.. Renze will
assist IN the service. Regular meeting
or the church council on Thursday
81 James. Evangelical Lutheran
church, ffGg-f41f ChapIIns street. Rev.
\. ". Werfer. pastor-Tne services and
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sermon IN the series on "The Quest of
Authority in Religion IN the Board Of
Trade assembly room. next Sunday
morning at II o'clock. Special topic.
Professionalism the Religion OF a Book"
cordial welcome TO all.
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COL WHITE TO ADDRESS
CONFEDERATE VETERANS

Col. Robert White. the well known
local Confederate veteran. will deliver
the address at the laying OF the corner
stone OF the Confederate Memorial
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ACQUITTED OF MURDER
ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY

Special Dispatch to the Tnteliigencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. May B.
Bert CRed) Hensiey. eX-convict, was
to-day acquitted in the Kanawha
county intermediate court OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-04

Hall at Richmond. Va, Monday May
Goth. having accepted the invitation
OF the building committee I'm charge
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rooms on Market street, and this
feature OF the evening was also en-
joyable.
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FUz AL MEN AND WOMEN

Pleasant
a anyc dseaey
The offer IS
sands
cases
o a dsorded
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charge OF killing Chesapeake a Ohio
Detective'Jack Horton, near this CITY
last July. He was Immediately re-
arrested on charge of burglary in
Putnam county.
horton was killed while attempting
TO arrests a freight train robber. ths
evidence was principally circun
stantial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-04
MOSAIC FROM COMMENTARIES


II is is
n
II
n
richAbraham himself
Jesus of
These Rabbis
persuaded
God all
Honey, birthstone lin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-04

Ho1t hlol'nes kindred sraib
and affection.
u most efiue remedy ~
the hycht
g EE from sud l-7 ,,
stag nleIt
uon by principal
disease nd ansr itr b,
Peoples
q diseased,
Pa successful sen tpndon
'noeent
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The chronic bore makes big hole
in the busy mans day.
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ANALYSIS AND KEY

Sermon the Mount: Principles Fundamental
Application Universal and Perpetual
Example Beatitude Poverty
Not Poverty in General: Particular Class
Namely. Those in Whom Religion Neutralized Power.
Parable 20 Illustrate Principle.
Two Pairs OF Pictures.
Conditions in Each Reversed
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Hatred fhness
race from the oegnnng and TO its Infinite shame
be love for others and that
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Young Peoples Devotional Service
May S, 1912.

May D. 1917 T..
THE CHRISTIAN Observation-Disclosures
(Consecration
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But for the permanent relief Of blood disorders and pur.
can recommend my Golden Medical Discovery - bio
medieine without alcoho.-R V. PIERCE, NJ D. Buffalo, NJ r
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Nature's Way Is The Rest.

bursd dep Anern bodoo qs,sn, root r..s,t.
snd sone root Golden sos O
fe nse pore nyunc rtct ~ hes
yeas Tie called O. GOLDEN MEDICAL DIsCOvFRY."
Thi "Drry" dsd o., t. .,s-.. 80. a., -
'' % ''sa 90 raT re uu ne tide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-04

Dr. Pierce says.-" Glycer.nc PLAYS an important mart IN
lr Ieces Golden Medical Discovery the cure OF -rd,,
dyspePsa and weak stomach, attended BY sour rsn r-
--- I..- VEIN. ll--cl tnn-r .rrc.-lc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-27

$EW YORK. Dec. 2e Tier we're no
t4shs today or any Awakening 81 the
80 market from tie legacy into
b. httu 81 uaa fallen lately Trading was
even duller today than during Tuesday -
ltrit'~H session. and most - the dag
brokers Wer" standing Idly about tl.
r"ur q t.e exchange n Vas the small
o. day siur" July. 1911. Wlfl "a total 81
li-.u"0 shares Mlil~ variations were
unusually small. "a nrm undsrton- pre-
walled despite the Hurry 81 fupu-s. o. hlsu
cent 49, the Fate. tor call funds 20 D.
Ter cent
III" rat" edsed on before the close.
\ few 81 tie rusrI4lfI"s moved wld-iy.
Included lu TINS list were Pullman ant
Scar Eu"hu'k. which were strong. uatl
Iuhu"r. which Sold down more tItu g
I"ih.H. La kHwauut was unusually arf-
". but it~ price was little af-t Pei
by aHnourt tfusHtS or tH- terms OF sub
strtpfipn Eco rr' new stock issue
standard tll ISSUES Were. active AMI
tii"ug uu the curb. standard blI of
~" York advanced Co. $50. To-. of
lus points lr l.s- tuar "a Wstk bths>
o. shares r"-' go Go 900 points
o.. IH" bond market was quiet and steady.
Ipihl sales rtr value 81 200 900. United
states bonds unchanged ou cali
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County Court MONDAY.

4 WIHfHI. utr ar-Is.. .t-fs ..Iff
mlirIr- @. President o. D. N,Nr,I.r.
.H. Marshall count, ,n.rt fr O.
r'r.I term. uf th.. t...r o.. Co. n..I uf.
..ur lar i.,. srfl -.. ,tlI .-n. ..lU-
t". tl- E..,rsI TRANS. r..l .f t4.lH.. --.
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90 Trsr-fs- h"nss Close. pe, gem
Tor l.-'- cash dividend payable ja..
M
-. Transfer books close Jan. i-tr
'u. - of I-. cash .iN4d-f 81 payable
Fan SIT
3D. rsf"r t""h. close D..
90 Tran. fer hn1N- cIU-r dee. -ifl t4r
~ cash dividend ptyani, Jan. %
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ITO d. Uro- Tob Tf
DO mon .
Central GLASS Co
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

= Per cent payable January /
3D. T-r cent t.lH.s l+ %
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