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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-01
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rlten @ris6en fih in ltnierttafie'
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Grinnerunaen. ha fih bsr Rsifenoe al
NrrBe bes Metnd in RE miloen 8er1
taller Ses 9alfan unb @itoitb perist
alaubt.
unbefiimmert nm Die Gje6rdud)
Hires Nopptipz@ aterlallbes BADEN I'D
Sic ttalieniIden MlbaneIsn Batter
brduh unb eiitte geipabrt; on o.l
WGnSen ibrer mohnunge1 hdnqen n
gilber i6rer Wotirna(hslSen. no
@eiale9t su @eihleht rererben IL
in miinofider lleberlieferun9 bic SRI
beitss unb 9aterlanoslieber, Die j
@isilien unb auf osm itdlienifaer
| SeItldnre ebenfo ertlinaen. nie lie q
ben Wa6tFsuern DER a'6aniI6en get1
melt bpn ben hepaffneten Mdnner
uno Siinglingen g%eirnben reroen. q
| S~eiertdaen uno bsi fsitli9en 8eleGen
beiten, ipenn bon oen nteoeren Sd'
fern sic albdneiifde SABINE nebt, b
auf rotem @runbe Den speitOpfiae
9oler 5eiet, iiber meldem Elm reibe
Stsrn i6pebt, erfdeint Die 8epolt'
rune in Der maleriI6en, reid m
5tidersien unb Silber geaierten bur
ten 3roft. nie tie IN Rem feline
8dltonFtadten nph feute ouf ne
2anbe uno i'm 8ebirge getrdgfn mir
INIT SntersFe ffout man Damn lore
5anaen AIT UNI borAt auf lire o.
Edrae, dfer ole Mnrte. Die lie Einoer
tfirasn ouA Dem IpraGene unb ot:
tsttceprhn.en DIRE Frsro uno unte'
ftGnolih.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-01
aotis an Stener5ablcr.

Der llnter5eidnete mabt hermit
%befonnt 0ab CT Ole Steuer5abler nm
leres Gpiuntps an oet folgetoei1
Il6ben ltno oen beseidreten Snger
treffcn nt6fte, I'm, Die Stelert fiit
1912, iofpie aid riiditdnoige Steit'
ert 81 follcftiren.
Mt. Sterling, Nov. !, till 8 P. m
Buddemeyer's. Nov. 2, till noon
Woollam, November 2. afternoon
owensville, November Z, 8 and 8
Bland, November IL. and IL.
Morrison, Nov. IA, afternoon
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-01
ahr @eiidlt lit ibr Slid.

&c 1T Ddiifig bel WdbrI)elt "
Oen Spridluort: uSbr Slid ut M
@eiitbte, aber es lit ntd1t ipabr.
fpelln Musidldee nito 5fefet 81
berlnt3ieren. llnreiues 8lut lit ott
llriadSe 6obon rii6 5eigt Dos 8e'
.oiirfnib oat bon Or. &i1rg's Nelr
.aite @ias. sic beforoern @eitrpo-
beit nno gdo11eit. 25c Bel dller
Ipotbefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-01
@abl.Mebem.

Die reprbbIifaniiden Gonritp &at1'
oioaten iotpie alid mebrere Ger
5taats. uno Der D~iitrifts. &anoiSa'
ten, mer6en nut ben Stimrngebert1
an Den ioIgenoen gldsen nnS 81
Den bemerften 3eiten sulamntetltref'
len, our @eipredung Der politiider
2oge:
Gasconade, Friday noon, Nov. !.
Morrison, Friday night, Nov. /.
Potsdam, Saturday night, Nov. z
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-01
and all day Nov. Is.

and all day Nov. 10.
aasconade, Nov. 16, till 2 p. m.
Sieranf I'M Gourtbonle IN Ger
mann.
I~ieienigen, peIde es peridumcu
lire Steipern Dor rem l.. Saititnr
1915 all ~beaablen, iirb geleslif
ucruflidtet 1 8ro6rni Snterellen per
Monot si be5oblen. Nod Dem itad,'
item Se6r,rar meroen @ebiibren liito
aoiten 6u5u gcrebnet.
@an bringe gleidgfals aud one
Steler . 2uittuitg bonn lesten SaDr..
4anfleitte un6 Sabrifarpten ltttO
.erIudt lire 2i5enien 81 erllellern.
Idtlingsbon,
s. 6. Strad,
Solicitor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-01

aaifer @ugui f us oil sin.rl
Sofsp.rs beftFen haben, Der 'ar II
lpfunb fpos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06
g. $. & g. ". (9aupt-2inie. }

-
g., $. & g. u. (Sanpt-2inie.)
NntMnft-
$50. S-8om Often -. .....7.30 bornl
No. if-@pm Often. -. $3.50 nndm
No. 10-gI Hnfo IL @eifeu. 9. 80 1abm
SO. Soon 81 gafo.. ..10.15 BORN
NbfaDrr-
SO. 9-spad gI gdio un0 @eften. :.
....s............ $50 bonn
SO. 1o-sQad B. Often. 1000 aben6s
So. 8-Natt benz Often .10:3O bor1n
Mo. 7-Na1 gI Paio iirlo @eften.
...a- .o:50 nberos
gieturta Dt,tiion, 9. $. & g. u.
Nnfltnf.
30 so1-gnero, gictoria. .s15 aberbs
Abfabrf-
Mo 302- -guero. @ictoria. .7:30 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06

8on Der Snternationnl geefps
Gonpanp IN Wetp yorf erbieIten mir
@nrtenlanbe s.. 33.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06
: c L a $.

AuIuHOOrelBl9 DefQnllOe S0f=
tonflrnen on ibrer Spise oie Sir
ma Sing Collins GompanD IN 9al=
las, baben Bel Der &ommiiiion fir
Den 5pfl6enitaatli6en Sanoelsper-
febr gei6meroe ooriiber geiiibrt,
oaB Die 8abneh oie in n1lerm
Staate in getrieb iino, ipabrelto Der
3eit bonn l. sllg11it big gum t6- No-
pember oes Sabres 1910, ibnen fir
Die 8eforoerltng bon galr1n1oaa
gu bobe Hreiie aneerebnet boben
6rau Sreo. Gbiele, oie @at=
tin zines tpolbabenoen Sarmers in
Der @egeno BON 8oco, muroe als
iie in Die Sheune fam bon eifem
lpiitenoen 8ullen angegriffen uno
getotet. Sbr @atte mar, ipie iehen
Worgen, nit ben flint dlteiten ait=
bern ing Sefo gegangen Inn Cotton
gu opiden", Die Srau uno oas iiina-
ite &ino, maren i'm Sauie geblie=
ben. 9tls Der Wann nno Die &in0er
gegen elf ubr aus Dem yelo nad9
Sanie fan1en, er5dblte ibnen oas
vgabp", Die Wautter lei tot. Wean
lildte Damn uno fano Ole 2eihe Der
ungliifliden sSrall, fl,rdtbar 5uge-
ridtety ollf einem @aufen @eratidaf--
ten in oer Sbeline liegen. Ser Saor-.
per NOR idon foIt Das nnaliif
muBte olio -idon Dor me1rerer
Stinoen paiiiert iein.
Som 19. Stoftperf bes neuen
&ice Sotel in Souiton 1fiir5te elm
Wonn gsanlens glmer glnale Sen
eIebator- 5dadt binab uno ipnrbe
iofort getotet. @ngle mar Elm Monn
BON angefabr 33 SaEren, er fam
Dor bier Woben bon Mlabarna mad
Souiton uno batte ieitoem pergeblid
nod @rbeit geiudt. Grit am ielben
Gage, an oem oas llngliid paliierte,
tano er geidaftigung BEL oem Mn-
bringen oes glebators in Dem neuen
Sotef. 8enige Stunoen lpater err
fclgte iein Sor,esItur5.
- Die grohe Hnnlpe in ben geeu=
grannfelier Waiierperfen lit auber
Sronung sefon1men uno IN syolge
oeiien lit oas 8afier in l1lierer
biiblhen gfabbnritabt fnapp sefpor-
ben. Wupor Sabn bat perboten, Die
@arten nit 2eitllngslpaiier gu be-
lprenfeln, aud lit oos 9eIprengen
Der StraBen eingeitellt poroen.
Mus @albeitot miro aemeloet,
Die @rbeiter :, Srganiiationen unb
Die @ertreter Der Sdifffabrtsinterei-
len batten lib auf einen 4ontroft
be5iigli6 Der &1frbbablng Der
gaunlpolle i'm fonlnlenoan ssabr ae-
einigt, ponlit oie a5treitigfeiten be-
enoet uno ieoe @efabr eines
Streifs beieitist 1ei.
ginen geeger in Galeltine,
Siforp gelt Sones, bat man neu=
lid getpaltlam eatfleioet uno oann
ebenio geipaltiam gebaoet. Gabei
fam Die iiberraiebenoe gatiabe- 5u
Gage, BOB Der Wteni1 niht peniger
aIs neun 8aar Spoien trne lno oab
in allen Saiden oieier neun 9aar
Soien @elo itef'te. SIN @an5en mar
es eine siemlid betrdbtlihe Sum-
me Die in oieier rSoienbnnf" ge-
fllnben prroe. Ser steeer geberoeta
ii6 pie perriift, ais man i'm aus lei
ner neunfahen gmbnlloge beraus-
{d11lte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06
@as init ME bergeiIen,

lino, tpie oie @iiienidaft benefit,
Die 9inse, oie nit uniern ainoer-
labren 5uiammenbdngen nie 3. s.,
8uflens Irnica Salbe, lpomit oie
Weutter ooer @roBmutter unIere
granb- uno 8riibmunben furierte,
nie au6 S6iirfungen @ei9miire,
gerrenfungen, 4uetldungen nno
5autfranfbeiten. &uren felt 40
Sabren betpeilen ibren @ert. l1n=
perglei6lid fir S6morrboioell,
9nbnerougen ooer @eibmiire. Sur
25c in olen glpotbefen::
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06

griide iiber oie Gels elm, nobei Die
meilten ser am 8alt beteiligten 9lr=
better in ben 5luB 1tiir5ten. 9eel,n
Wonn fanoen auf Ser Steae ibretl
SOB ourb grtrinfen, ipGbreno me6-
rere anoere i6mer perlebt aus oetr
Sluten ge5ogen mnroen. &isooroo lit
Elm fleines Dorf inn &onitot 9eutra,
oas gum ge5irf @riefuipar eebort.
Ser Srt bat etipa 900 Ginlpobner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06

SSn oen ToiIetteH &aum els
mes gabnallses ipurbe ein Wfann
gtamens. sSobn Srnitb aus gbiai-
cotbe, Weo., BON ltnbefarlitten erIhoi-
len. Wan fano Die 2eid5e, als Der
3ug iid &anias Gitp n6berte, @abr-
i6einlid iuuroe Der Nipro bon
Jrelnoen zines Wtonnes ousgefiibrt,
ben Smitb ipegerl mlgebli1en 9ieb.
itabls batte perbaften Io1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06
Die neme Eartei.

y =
Ser Uciit Der Soften id5reitct,
Mcnm Iamgfam amdj, pDran;
Sm Erifnmerm iinft bas MIte,
9as 9feme brid]t iidJ 8abn.
@as fpnmeIt mlR, iuirb fpmmem,
llnb tuGBrt es aud Md lang;
Gcim i,t,rid)er gSall fanm bemmem,
Scs Be iten= Geiites Gang.
Wcnn berridembe Harteieu,
Die ct. fjmung nid1t beriteb'n,
go oft bic 3eit sefommtcn,
Sbr Sdiff n,mf Mnferse9'n.
Gs selt M Nedjt unb Hflidjten;
DpdD al rid fiir's gauge 2anb;
ttnb go rhf nnb Siib' iutidlinset,
Gin eiu; Jig feifes ganb.
WD5m be nm nod Harteien,
Die tell, III gfprb' unb Glib?
Ser Eli ben it1tb ber Nprben,
Spll'n fcb'n in Heib' unb 9lteb.
gereimt iie iollen l5ien,
@as np,t ST. i5ien gilt;
gereint re iDll'n seifaften,
Der 81 iSeit Bebilb.
8pbl iinis mod piele 5rasen,
BON ibrer 25inns tueit;
t1ub mandbe id)5ne Eldne,
0snf sid)itben man BEL Seit'.
Wollt ibr num belfen l5ien,
9as bcutnterhe Oemirr:
ltebt flei.Tis Gannegteken,
Slit ibri beim n2one Star" 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06

ssir beiorsen bette &eiili.
guntp bon 4leioern uno slufbehe-
rltng BON .Siiten in Der Staot. Brei.
ie maBie. 8eriudt uns. gfeiu gOrf
Sat e Glpfb Cleaning So. 503 geo-
parro Strz 9eles Sel. 2S68- stItes
Gel. 6694rS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06
GtienbaDn TaDrplaH.
5. G. g. q. saljn.

untlInft-
geo. 3-&om gaorben. $50 abenos
No. 5-@onl gioroen ...... GAO mora
gto. 7-Sailb ggpreB Gpe5ial, @iiben. ;.
....... 955 morg
so. 9-GocaI bon Paleitine. -.
-. :. ..10.45 abenos
so. 4-Son Werifo .1.5O nadm
Ho. 12-2ocal BON 2arebo (gen1iI1t) :.
-. .... 800 n.or9
abfabrt
9o. r 9ad bem Nuroen. 1855 uat,m
yto. g. Na9 oeu gtorben. 800 absnos
No. 8-aocal ra6 Raleitine. 7.3O mora
yto. 10-Dailp ggpreB SPECIAL. Morben
$40 moro
yso. 8 -@ab Wegito. -. 100 morn.
gao. 11-2oeal na9 2areoo (gemiiht)
>. >. :. -. =. -. 900 a6erbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06

2p1iiie 8iflid, oeiitfde Sebam.
me, sseuss Eel. 1857 slltes 1865.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06
gieturta 9trfiion, 9. $. & g. u.

M. s.. & :. gabn.
Gnfunft -
SO. 241-gsn 5oufton. 1855 BORN
$50. Bon 9alIas mnb Sort 8ortb
SO; 2o5- Bon aanias eite nnS 81.
go. 15-aofaI bonn gaorben. g 80 nadm
Sso. 9-@ou @anias gitb. ct 2ouis nnS
Chicago $50 nbenos
no: 1e-Ma@ gaOr0en bia guitin ,taO
6mitbbille 700 bonn
Gp. 1o-Na6 ct. Souls, aanfos eitp
urb gbicngo 900 BORN
Ro- s-Nad Sort 8ortb nno 0aIlas
go. 20e-gah ct aouis unb aanias
9th 300 aben6S
$50. .242-3ad Souitou 1920 abenos
q. 6: G e. 8. IS. 6 9. n. sabnaOf)
$40. '7-gom gsoroen. .e.55 BORN
SO. s-8om Roroen. !. .10.45 abenbs
Nbfn11r
SO. s. -Na6 benz Norben. .7.30 BORN
&c. 6-Nah bem Norben. 800 abenhs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06
linele Gsra iagt,

ues beoorf nur zines Quentdens
gosbeit, Inn ben 2euten ben grob.
ten Srubel 5u MAIDEN, uno cine
fleine GernadIdiiigung bon llnber.
oauIidfeit ODER Weritopfung ODER
anoern 2eberItorungen tut oafieIbe.
8enn SIR Ieioet, 10 nebmt Or.
Sings Neip 2ife Hins fir idnele
abbiilfe. 9eift, iider uno nur 25c
In allen Mpotbefen.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
ELIZABETHBIGBY
is LAID TO REST IN
WESTVIEW CEMETERY

The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Kate
Bighy widow of Judge John S Rigbv.
who died YESTERDAY tourni~o ~ -.,,..'..s.,.
at a private sanitsrium. was held from
II NJ Pauerson's undo" aNtrg- ,-.,,t.,. .u-
ment at o'clock today, Rev c. r. A.
Pise, of St Philips Cathedral, official
ing. lnternent was in Westvew
Mrs Bigby was IS years old, ana of
late had resided with her son, H. S Big
by. at 1870 Richardson street AT the
old home at the corner of Washington
and Crumley streets, and in the days
when her husband was United States dis
trict attorney and congressman, Mrs. Big
by was leading figure in the city's social
life. She was devoted member of St
Philips.
Surviving Mrs. Bigby are four daugh-
ters, Mrs j, Fowler Richardson. Of
Wllkesbarre, Pa. Mrs. Charles A. Will
kins, of New York city, and Misses Ma
bel and Bernie Bighy, Of Atlanta
The palbearers win be Charles North
en-, Hugh Dorsey, John A. Jones. James
L. Anderson, Judge Ben Hin and Charles
Godfrey.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
BANKRUPTCY
FOLLOWS CRASH
OF LARGE ROME FIRM

Echoes OF the failure Of Bass &
Heard, of Rome, were heard In the
United States court again today, when
"a petition in Involuntary bankruptcy
was filed against Roop Brothers, Of the
towns Of Bowdon and Jake, and
against G. w. Roop, w. c. Roop and
O. p. Roop as individuals The OPP
erations Of the firm are of considerable
extent 1t was alleged in the bill that
the insolvency of the big Rome firm
withdrew from the Roop Brothers bad
ly needed financial support
J. f. Pearce, of Atlanta, was APP
pointed by Judge Newman today re-
ceiver in the case Of J. c. Bass & Co,
against whom petition in bankruptcy
was filed yesterday. The alleged in
solvency Of j. c. Bass & Co, a firm of
Carrollton, is laid at the door of the
Rome failure
l.. n. Graves was appointed receiver
in the case Of g. w. Smith a small
merchant Of Fulton county, by Judge
Newman, after a hearing on petition
in involuntary bankruptcy In the case
of Thompson & Price, of Luella, Ca,
whose assets are said to be about
81 800, j. f. Burkhardt was named re-
ceiver this morning by Judge New
man.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28

HAYWARD G. cLARK's
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 2s-Liverpoo
about Conformed to the reaction on our
side yesterday afternoon and showed spot
prices I points lower; sales 5000 bales
Of which 5000 were American. feature
in the statistics rejecting the suspense in
spot demand is the increase in stock at
the interior towns, which for the week is
$4,000, against $1,000 bales last year AL
though receipts for the week at thirty
counted towns are 81 900 bales under
those Of last year, there is no question
that the defective parity between the
markets is largely responsible for this
state of affairs, while foreign hedges are
so much out of line. mills are disposed
to draw on reserve stocks and delay buy
ing until the parity improves. There is
no doubt, however. that much spot cot
ton has to be bought for export. Mean
while, spot holders have not shown the
slightest evidence of being tired or weak
even during the holiday period
our market receded a little further to-
day March selling to IL CSC. 1t would
have been an exception indeed il the mar
ket had passed this holiday period with
out some concession. There are no signs
of lack of faith in higher future and the
concession to dullnesS appears to be well
under the control of the leading bull in
terests
The market. while dull. was never ex-
posed to any selling pressure. and, in
the second hour. recovered easily TO rs
for March, ruling steady around that
report is too far off to be felt next week.
and prospects, therefore. are for another
week of inslpid waiting markets
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
LOST MAN FOUND
DYING IN DITCH

Strangely disappearing while on his
way from his home in Kirkwood to a
Christmas tree entertainment last night.
Robert Meadors. 55 years OF age. was
found today unconscious and dying in
the bottom OF a twenty foot ditch in
the rear of the plant of the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company, in Edge
wood. He died within few minutes
after being rescued from the ditch.
Ignorance of the removal of foot
log that had spanned the ditch is be-
lieved to have caused Meadors' death.
Evidently thinking the log was still in
place, he stepped into the big gully
and plunged through the darkness to
his death. There was no evidence Of
foul play.
When Meadors failed to appear at
the Christmas tree exercises. and then
failed to return home, his relatives be
came alarmed and a search was
started.
As the scene of the tragedy is in De-
Kalb county an inquest will be held
by OFFICIALS of that county.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
STOLEN EGGS FOUND
ON NEGRO GIVEN TO
KEEN-EYED OFFICER

ITO the victor belongs the spoils,
was eXempHfied in novel fashion in po-
lice court today. when a representative
of the Fox River Butter Company
turned over to Policeman Steve Fielder
two dozen eggs.
The officer had noticed win Moore,
n negro employee of the company, in
the street walking with a peculiar eau
ton, and, on investigation, found his
pockets stuffed with eggs. officials Of
the company said the eggs had been
stolen, and the negro was arrested.
When Recorder Broyles bound the
negro over to the state courts today the
eggs, which had been placed in "a sack
were handed to Officer Fielder
You can have these eggs, officer
you deserve them for being so keen
sighted" remarked the butter company
official.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28

. WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS. .
sssssssssSssssSssssSSssSSs

Secretary Testers weekly New Orleans
cotton exchange statement Of the move
ment Of cotton. issued before the close OF
business Friday, shows an increase in the
movement into sight compared with the
seven days ending this date last year III
round numbers 81 600, a decrease under
the same days year before last Of 1000,
and an increase over the same time in
1909 Of 100000
For the twenty DAYS Of Decem Der. the
totals show decrease under last year OF
2l3,OGO, an increase over the same period
year before last Of 7T000 and an increase
over the same time in 1903 Of 1888 900.
For the l1S days of the season that
nave elapsed the aggregate is behind the
llH days Of last year 10000 ahead Of the
same days year before last 230, 900, and
ahead Of 1903 2,34S 00G.
The amount brought into sight during
the past week has been 1854 bales,
against sS9, sos for the seven days ending
this date last year, 34,265 year before last
and lfIb25 same time in 1903, and. for
the twenty-seven days of December If has
been 2O46,23y, against 2 26j, 1858 last year
l,969,ff1 year before last and 1,15S, 422
same time in 1903
The movement since September ] shows
receipts at all United states ports 6,SSS
745, against 7046,912 last year 5,843,12
year before last and 4.953,lI same time
~ 1903. overland across the Mississippi,
ONO and Potomac rivers to Northern
mills and Canada 4g1 ,298, against 500, 9l4
last year. 5O9.y11 year before last and
1855 same time in 1909; interior stocks
in excess Of those held at the close Of
the commercial year 1874 407, against 84S,
339 last year, 145 year before last and
685,2GG same time in 1903; Southern mills
takings l,20l,c00, against 1,006. 428 last
same time in 1903.
These make the total movement for the
lIS days OF the season from September !
TO date 9,3l5,450, against 9,405, 584 last
year, 8,V65 ,3O5 year before last and 6S5,-
$50 same time in 1903
Foreign exports for the week have been
/ 3d. O5, against 3S8, 40 last year, making
the total thus far for the season 5,1OI 296,
against 4,969,952 last year, an INCREASE of
iii ,23S
Northern mills takings and Canada dur
ing the past seven days show an increase
Of ZO,3Il, as compared with the CORE
spending period last year, and their to-
tai takings since September / have in
creased 1866. The total takings of
american mills, North, South and Canada,
thus far for the season have been 2.549,-
jOS, against 2,243 1926 last year These
include 1,242,042 by Northern spinners
against 1,227376.
Stocks at the seaboard and the % lead
ing Southern interior Centers have in
against a decrease during the correspond
ing period last season of 40 693 and are
now 34O,789 smaller than at this date in
1911.
Including stocks left over al ports and
interior towns from the last crop and the
number of bales brought into sight thus
tar from the new crop, the supply to date
IS $3.50, 1853, against 9,692 658 for the same
period last year
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
$780, 100000 PARTISAN
SWINDLER FLEEING
TOVERA CRUZ, MEX.

PARIS Dec. 2S,-The French police
announced today that they had re
ceived information that Henry Ro-
Ghetto. the fugitive French banker and
promoter, who is accused of making
$50 100000 through his operations, is on
the liner Espagne, which is scheduled
10 reach Vera Cruz, Mexico, January 3.
Ruchette, who rose from barber I'm
small French village to bc one of the
richest and most influential men in
Paris was arrested and tried on q
sVindling charge i'm 1905. He escaped
through techniCalitN ana was placed
on trial second time last July. Ro-
Ghetto was found. guilty and sentenced
TO two years Before he could be taken
to prison, he disappeared, forfeiting
100000 bail Since then the police have
searched all Europe for him.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
MANY HUNT FOR
MISSING MATES
TWenty-four Strange Disap-
pearanCeS Reported to Chief
Beavers in Three Weeks.

4 can't understand this, unless it is
that some Of these husbands and wives
were given away for Christmas pres
ents." remarked chief Of Detectives
Lanford today in discussing reports of
"a strange disappearance received by
himself and Police Chief Beavers dur
ing the last three weeks. The missing
persons are not all Atlantans, q mum
Der of the reports coming from other
sections Of the country
The two latest reports came TO Chief
Beavers today wife asking that the
police find her husband, and a husband
requesting a search for his long lost
wife. Mrs, j. n. Frike Of 637 Capitol
avenue reported that her husband dis
appeared three weeks ago. and that she
is distracted over his disappearance
She explained that she 'loves her hus-
band better than her own life"
Morris Kern, of 1914 North Garrison
avenue St Louis wrote that he had
received information that his wife. Mrs.
Sadie Kern, missing for six years is in
Atlanta. Kern has kept up a tireless
search for the missing woman, and
asked Chief Beavers to use every pos
sible effort to find her.
Mrs. Susan Davis, who is supposed to
live in Atlanta. is also being sought by
NJ. n. Weber, Of Bartlesville, Okla, who
wishes to turn over TO her a big plot of
Indian land in Oklahoma. The woman
is IS years of age and a one sixteenth
Indian
"Urtass she is found at once, her
property will be stolen by grafters,"
writes Weber