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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
ITALY IS AFTER
AEGEAN ISLANDS
Turkish Forces Showing No
Hurry in Leaving Tripoli
and Cyrenaiea.
AGREEMENT BELIEVED
Otherwise, Coveted Lands Would
Go to Greece as Prize
Of War.
AGREEMENT BELIEVED

fgpecia, Cable to The Times Dispatch
Rome, November 1.-THE Turkish
forces In Tripoli and cyrenaica are not
hurting the evacuation. ana there 10
reason to believe there Is a Turco-
italian agreement 70 delay the evacua-
ton In order to justify the lta!iah at
tempt TO retain the Aegean lsiahos'
which would otherwise 50 10 ufeeee'
The Italian government recently is-
sued special postage stamps LOT .he
accounted islands In the meanwhile
the Arabs in Tripoli are submitting.
More than 10000 have suriende'eo
their arms. Italy offering 70 ioS
rife. An officer at an outpost IN ar'-
poll says he has been paying ous Wv
900 to $4,000 daily.
italy is withdrawing the blockadins
warships, and gun running is now
ouite possibie 1t seems that there 10
already a fiourishing contraband TRACE
of old rifles across the Tunisian aho
the Egyptian frontiers. which the
willy Arabs can purchase FOR pEoht-
able surrender 10 the Italians II tta..
continues to purchase the rifles at 10,
Europe will gradually be drained Oh
all tts old firearms.
The Minister Of Marine Wall soon
ask the chamber for IN eStfaoroIhes'
grant Of 3z4.oo0.oo0 for a supe.d!eac-
naught Of $4,000 tons. to be the Ia.sess
ana most powerful armed vessel In the
xorld, The plans have already been
drawn by Farrati Divito.
Miss Grail Gardner. a cousin o.
Senator El.hu Root. of New YORK, WIZ
shortly make her debut IS Mimi ~
puccinrs La Boheme" at the Ao''aho
Theatre.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

Catarrh begins by congestion Of the
blood vessels Of a mucous membrane.
Any mucous membrane is made up
mostly OF minute blood vessels, called
capillaries. Cold or irritation Of any sort
is liable to produce congestion Of these
capilIaries. II the irritation is slight and
is quickly removed the congestion very
soon disappears and no bad result OBJ.
tains. But if the irritation is repeated
many times or is long continued chronic
condition OF congestion Of the mucous
membranes may occur. This is ordinarily
called catarrh.
The blood no longer ciroulates freely
in the small blood vessels that compose
the mucous membrane. The blood be.
comes damned up in the vessels, causing
the vessels to swell up and the blood to
stagnate and the serum Of the blood to
exude from the walls Of the blood vessels,
producing discharges.
These discharges are ordinarily called
mucous discharges. The fact is. however,
the discharges are not properly mucous.
Real mucus does not irritate, but is a
wholesome fluid which covers every
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
Rank Statement.

Kew York November E-The statement Q.
the actual condition of Clearing. mouse oen
"a go conpani.s FOR the week shows tina:
,h.y hold S. as. 5os resers. in excess Q! LesaI
yeag.reuents rh.s is an increase OF *ie-s'i'0
from last week.
The statement follows: Actual conoit'oh-
loans 81 sa iss 90: decrease, ss.ss7"n
.n.cis se1s Sn: decrease. Ss51.9N
Legal tenders. ssf.sGS,ee increase. u 80 w
Ne, deposits $i1la57s.ooo; decrease. ssSS'"S
Circulation. SIS 90: increase s.siy
trust companies cash reserve In ~aait'
So $1,000
Avsrega;e cash reserve. &SessS,N
Excess lawful reserve, -s.,.ssaS; increase
ssi.W - :
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house mem oers carrying Is per cent cash re-
serve, Sss.34s.60c-
summary o. state banks AID trust compa-
n.es In Greater New York not included IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

through one or two counties Of West
virginia to the White Sulphur Springs.
The crest Of the Blue Ridge nigh
way Of North Carolina. which. when
completed will extend from Marion
virginia, to Taliulah Falls. Georgia
will connect with tho Bristol-to- WASH
snston highway and afford an outlet
TO the people Of Georgia. South caro-
lima, ana North Carolina to this high
way leading to the national capital
The highways from Spartanburs. Col
umbia and Greenville. South Carolina
win tap the crest OF the Blue Ridge
highway at Asheville; and the Ashe-
viile-Knoxville highway will bring the
people from East Tennessee into this
route, and thus give them an outlet 10
the highways mentioned above
It will thus be seen that THESE
southern Appalachian States are all
vitality interested in promoting sys-
tenn Of improved roads which Will at.
tract the tourist. the capitalist ano
the traveller frim other States and
countries into this region. which has Sc
much to offer in the way OF natural re-
sources, climate. scenery and people
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

mucous membrane in the body. The a.
tarrhal discharge is deraneed sort OF
mucus that is irritating and very un-
wholesome Such discharge not only
further irritates the mucous membranes,
sometimes completely destroying them,
but the discharge is weakening drain on
the system. Precious blood serum Is lost
in this way.
This condition OF affairs is liable to
happen in the stomach, in the bowels.
and any other internal organ. As said
before, it most frequently occurs in the
nose and throat.
Sometimes a little relief can be OBJ
tanned BY the use Of local applications,
especially when the catarrh is confined
to the nose and throat. But catarrh can
not be successfully treated by local appli-
cations. The only remedies that are ef-
fective are internal remedies.
To devise a remedy for catarrh that
could be taken safely and effectively for
catarrh wherever it happened to be To-
Gated in the body, to devise such rem
edy has been the ambition and study OF
my lifetime.
I think I have obtained such remedy
in Peruna. I regard Peruna as an etiec.
tive and safe catarrh remedy. l have
never recommended it for any other dis.
ease than catarrh. The notion that pre-.
walls that ] regard Peruna as cure.aii
is entirely erroneous. Catarrh is liable
to affect SO many organs for which have
recommended Peruna that it has given
rise to the impression that ! recommend
Peruna for different diseases. ! recon-
mend Peruna only for catarrh. But do
insist that it is remedy not only for ca
tarrh Of the nose and throat, but for ca
tarrh Of the stomach and lungs. larynx.
liver and other internal organs.
The kidneys are especially liable to
catarrh. II the catarrh goes on un-
checked in the kidneys it leads to or
eanic disease, sometimes called Brights
disease.
1 wish to make it plain that Peruna is
not a cure-all: that have never recon-
mended it as a curc-all; that ] have al
WAYS insisted that it was remedy TO!
catarrh and for catarrh only. l hope
have made this plain.
II catarrh affects the stomach, Peruna
is the remedy.
II catarrh affects the kidneys. Peruna
is the remedy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
THE PROBLEM.
HOW TO Be SOLVED
Government Expert Located in
Virginia to Instruct Women
and Poultry Raisers.
A VERY INTERESTING STUDY
The Incubator That Gives Hens
More Chance Comes From
Ancient Egyptians.

Eggs were never scarcer than this
season" "The hens have all gone on a
strike" II can't get half the eggs
need, and those ! do get cost more
than / ever paid for eggs In my ire.
Such are some of the remarks one
hears every day. and sometimes several
times a day, and, behold: Christmas Is
only FIVE weeks away.
Well, the hens have not gone on
strike. They are laying as many eggs
as they ever did. The simple fact -.
there are more egg eaters tnan ever
before, and their ranks are growing
every day.
1T may seem rather startling
proposition" says the Cincinnati En-
1uirer, that this year there will be
sxpe nded for eggs in the United
States s542, 600, 900 at least. II not much
more. according to rise In the market
IN the remaining time. Production OF
eggs has been estimated At zoo per
capita of our population Placing the
population at S2,000.000. We have over
ss, 900. 0o0. 0o0 eggs for the year. Few
II US are now getting our eggs al
Jess than three cents, while many pay
70 cents per dozen. But suppose we
. have an annual result of &o42.900,0o0.
There comes now the interesting
question how soon will the industrious
hen so increase her production that
This cost shall be reduced?
Uncle Sam to the Rescue.
This scarcity of eggs. or the failure
Of the country to increase the pro-
duct as fast as the army Of consum-
ers enlarees. has caused the Agricul-
:ural Department OF the government
30 give the matter grave attention
1,udy OF the subject has been made
and agents are being sent out to teach
:he housewives in the country and
:he poultry raisers how to manage
:he business SO as to increase the vol
anne OF eggs sent to the markets. An
agent has been located In Virginia with
neadouarters at Burkevflle. Joseph
" KinRho-ne is the name of the
agent, ana Burkeviile has been select
ed as his headquarters. SO that he may
be the better enabled to work in con-
nection with T. o. San-y, the head
OF the Farm Demonstration Work in
the State, and with Miss Ella ASnew.
who has charge Of the work among
the women and the girls OF the farms
Mr. Kinghorne is an official OF the bu-
reau of animal industry Ct the Agri-
tultural Department. ano has special
charge Of the poultry end OF 1t for
a certain district. His labors in Vir-
siuia will be those of an instructor,
and as soon rs he gets his office at
Burkeville opened up and he Is good
ready for business. tho Industrial Sec
tion will endeavor to give its readers
fuller details Of the character of the
work that is sought to be done to the
end that the farmers and farEneresses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
Railway improvement.

Ths Norfolk and Western has ordered a.
90 tons and the Nashville. Chattanooga and
st Louis Is. 90 TONS o. rails from the Tennes-
see Coal. Iron and Railroad Company.
The Southern Railway has placed an order
fer ECO tons of rails with the Tennessee
Goal Iron ard Railroad Company
The Piedmont and Northern Lines hare
ordered LAS tons OF bridge steel from The
Virginia Bridge and Iron Works, this beng
for It's South Carolina division. the t.reen-
YiIie. Spartanburg and Anderson Ra''=ay.
The Atlantic Coast Line has ordered 2Saa
tens OF structural, steel for bridges from the
Virginia Bridge and Iron WORKS. Roanoke.
The New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk
Railroad has ordered 500 ventilated tox 'ars
from the American Car and Founry Con1 any
steel Car Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
A GREAT HIGHWAY
THATISCOM|NG0u
Bristol-to-W Washington Route to
Get Boost at Southern APP
palachian Convention.

The Southern Appalachian Conven-
ton which 10 to be held in Atlanta
this week "Wednesday and Thursday)
would give Southern good roads big
boost, and IL il already settled that
the proposed Bristol-to-Washingt
highway is to come In on the pro.
gram Tor special discussion
About fifteen months ago the Brts-
toll to- washington Highway Associa-
tion was organised by good roads en-
thusiastists OF Virginia, Tennessee ana
North Carolina. OMcers were elected
and 4 very active executive committee
was appointed. which very soon worked
up a tremendous amount Of interest In
every county from Bristol to Washing
ton along the proposed route. The
"Old State Pike running west from
Roanoke to Seven Mile Ford, within
thirty i've miles Of Bristol. was founA
to be in q fair state Of pre6srvstion.
and Q movement was started ~ this
association to re-surface this great
highway. which the state OF Virginia
had built At . cost OF more than
s., zoe. 900 previous to the con-
structiou Of the Norfolk and western
Railway.
Three advertising and boosting cars
were started from Bristol to washing
ton In October. 1911, containing. besides
the onicials Of the association. pro0i-
pent good roads men. and the highway
engineer Of Virginia At every station
between Bristol and Roanoke speeches
were made to large crowds. and the
interest aroused was quickened to en-
thusiasm- The net results to-day o..
the campaign wased By this sssocis-
ton are a. follows: Over thirty con-
victs are employed building . rock
road from Bristol 70 Abingdon. four
teen miles. connecting with the rock
road 1t that point, and extending TO
the smyth County line. Bedford
County 10 getting ready to make good
her link; Pulaski County has Just
voted q large bond issue 70 rs-surfscs
the reed from the wyshe to the Mont
govery border: wyths County has a.
ready bssIt Q long section Of this rosd
ana 10 building more; Smyth County
VIII vote this month for . bond Issue
sumciens 70 rs-rock IN old pike from
wsshIngton County 20 wytne. 400
Montgomery County 10 the only one
where the people have not risen 10 the
occasion ana begua road Improvement
The norfolk and western Railway
Company have recognized the 5000.
baI,tiss Of this national highway soe
have eo-opsrsts1 With the eme'aas o.
h,s hiehray IN putsing all crosssags
undergrsde.
Another Interstate road In this South
sru Appalachian region - one from
B,uef,eld, West Virginia. through Tsse-
yell. Russell Wise and Lee Couuties.
virginia. TO CumbeTisnd Cap. rennes-
see. where u 10 hoped thsre WSu before
long Re q connection with sne good
,oads Of Kensucky ~ way q 0o4les-
boro. saA - suslss - u nsgso g %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
,oo large 20 enter hosers doors. y Won

,oo large 20 enter . hoters toors. y Won
De- x,ory Of Eor!culture-
,rS rs,y.,r,hemum is no longer "goid
noyer' only, but one rejecting every me
OF the spectrum. It's harness and deeotatMe
use. have doubtless enhanced us oo2u.a..,s'
possibly NINE. Chryxantheme added ser,
,.r-eu,sl touch Of interest 10 It But osniho
IN. vogue In this country and most susses
i've OF all the circumstances having 70 GO
n,.tt. lis poLuisr appeal - me sonnrmauoh
,be at,.ndance at ch.ysanthenu.as shows
ives Of the spread OF true aesthetic sense
4, city where as many OF the population
go 10 see chrysan,hemuHss az wer!o oase-
bal, series
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

Noah's Liniment IS
the best remedy for
Rheumatism, Sciatica:
Lame Back, Sit!
Joints and Muscles.
Sore Throat, Gods.
Strains, Sprains, Cyts.
Bruises c Ollie
Cramps, Neuralgia:
Toothsche. and al
Nerve, Boae and Mus
Gle Aches and Pains.
The genuine has
Eoah's Ark on every
package and looks like
this cut, but has RED
band on front Of pack
are. and "Noah'S
UaaReoe'' always ~
RED ink. Beware d
limitations. 1Sc, soc
ssd 81. 90, and sod I
en- dealers IN medi-
cine. Guaranteed q
moaey refunded BY
Noah Remedy Co.,
Inc Richmond, We
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

Of leaf tobacco cold % th~ LaHsS&e
market: ~e<{
sold week sndins November u 10.
pounds; sold week ending November .. ~
Sold from September TO November u.
31.l 500 pounds: sold from September
November Is, lsi2. :.sW..o pounAs: AeeSee&
for i8l3 6lk7o0 pounds
The good season for handling teeAGee r.
week caused sales to be heavy thtA ~
Is expected that receipts will - goe4 -
several weeks
The offerings were . disappotn<msat. ~
percentage Of inferior grades being eseass9
than was expected &
Inferior grades are not selling - veil e.
last year, causing some diAoatsoSe0el4e
among the planters. but all good sTA4ee ~
in strong demand IT very satisfactesy pet@
some Of the best lots bringing - ht&a e.
SIS per leo pounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
LATEST THEORY OF cATARRH
EXPLAINED BY DR.. HARTMl

II catarrh affects the coaoA -
tines, or the lungs. Peruna y IL G.
Not because Pesuna = . rouI
many diseases, but because en1o1
locate itself in these various oeoaao
disturb their functions.
Sometimes catarrh IS assoeiA1G1
constipation. Other times . eo1nr
subject may not be troubled VIII e.
patton. In some instances thAee
looseness of the bowels.
People beginning the use of Peguno
chronic catarrh, wherever located r.
usually get valuable advice BY wsitine r
giving me statement Of the case. n
me in this article to describe catass1 4
the various organs Of the body. ~
sufficient for me to say in genefal ~
that any organ is subject to catanh. -
cause these organs are lined by . mucQ11
membrane. When once catarrh attAe
an organ it deranges the function a IT,
organ more or less.
II catarrh attacks the stomach dyerC
STA is the result.
II it attacks the lArynx and hreae
tubes. bronchitis and hryngitis VI =
suit.
II il attacks the lungs, cough -
symptoms that resemble eonsumpel
will follow.
II catarrh attacks the kidnsys diseu1
ance OF the urinary organs is ceftaia. a.
tarrh OF the bladder is very comM
form of catarrh. 1t produces distle
symptoms. A large proportion d -!
past midle life have this form al cataffe
more or less.
l not only devised remedy to ~
these cases, but have at my Commas!
a corps of assistants and helpers wh5rl
enables me to come into pefsopal tce1k!
with thousands Of people suffering In
catarrh. and assist them in the tsea&saee
of their case.
Pe-ru-na, Man-a-lin and Ls-ea-1d
manufactured by the Pe-ru-na Company
Columbus, Ohio. Sold at al drug 5000
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Many pesssg
inquire for The Old. Time Perune. II
want the Pesuna that their FathMS -
Mothers used to take. The old Peru
| is now called Ka.tar-no. II your deaf
does not keep it for sale write the s.
tar-no Company, Columbus, Ohie. =.
they will tell you all about It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
Noah's Liniment

Won NAV one of the that be helped by tNoahs
Linirent is an external treatment
You would sufferer, give $500 quickly as S1O0 tor
that would help you All ask to do to try one
large size bottle of Noah Lniment II does benefit
your dealer is authorized give back your money
Where there is not any swelling fever Noahs Lnment will
no doubt help YOU Requires little rubbing peneates and
does evaporate like most external remedies
II you have far you will be interested to con-
have personally investigated many OF the testimonials
for Noah's Lniment.
Not long ago Charleston s c. to look into re-
marable This Mr. John DAILY unable to raise
M rhf arm for moro than ten wears until had used Noas
Lniment Mr. DAILY is 6S old and well and favoraby
Charleston He has resided there Of his lite and was
a veteran in the civil Mr.
DAILY told me his sister request -
ed a sample by mail; then he ~. oUA.
states he purchased sc size /1l<l/IZZZZH
bottle and then a Sl.00 bottle.
and a little than the latter
made perfect cure Noah Remedy Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
NV Statement

you sufferer from rheumatism know that this will be
of much interest know you have relative or friend suffer
ing terrible of this many headed monster-zheunaa
tisn-that it will be equally interesting.
You would give almost any price to be relieved
There are many socaled cures advesedread what most
of them requires Take three four times day. internally some
remedy made up strong drugs which would call dope
Read what these "cues claim is the of rheumatism
uric acid kidney trouble liver complaint, indigestion ETC.
No one knows what acid -ak your family physician
While YOU are talking him. ask about these cures at the
same time You have lot Of faith in his opinion.
Rheumatism serious dsease-wh more serious conditions
following checked in time 1t often doubles up brings
on IL sorts of misery makes life almost unbearable
Nine cases require internal treatment at ALL
Do not fill your system with these Cures until have tried
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
South Carolina Tobacco.

repo., issued from the State Department
o. Agriculture OF South Carolina shows the
l1e tobacco crop of thar State TO be =. 1.sis
hounds which was sent to market for $:sa3, :
ii3ss The crop This year shows an tncrease
o, Iays 81 pounds worth 8. 3o5. 80 e over the
crop Of 1911. The average price Per pound
In september of this year was 11-O cents a.
compared with 123 cents last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

Ct. ring house statement:
Loans. sss3. ass. rs: increase. $sSs, 60
specie. -. $3.50: decrease, ss.6.No
Legal tenders. 1854, 700: increase, $1sAooc.
Tota. deposits. ts3t.c7sooe; decrease. 3sI:5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
An Appeal to Those Suffering
With Rheumatism
Mr.. Daly's Statement

MIR. Days statement
IL suffered with rheumatism in my right arm
and shoulder, complicated with partial paralysis
Of the nerves. ! tried numerous preparations WITH
onlv partial relief suffering intense pain az the
time, loss Of appetite, insomnia and was reduced
to a mere skeleton. Fortunately Learned o.
Noah's Liniment and began its use. A!tnougn !
could not raise my arm, after using Little more
than a large size bottle feel that am completely
cured and my old self again. Cannot too strongly
recommend Noah's Liniment. John r. Day'
Charleston, S. {.
Fruu Prem neat Dssimsss N0aa a ASezanessa'vs
II have been using Noah's Liniment in a very
Rad case of rheumatism, and have found It very
henefcial in removing the pain, and believe It 70
be a valuable remedy. l recommend It 70 Az SUI
ferer. IN that line"-J. Matthews.
csrsi e Seia&ie Rhs.naeis0
EVERY winter for the past few years ] have
beeo troubled with sciatic rheumatism, and hao
Used nearly every Iiniment and remedy Known
+ need one bottle Of Noah's Liniment, and haven't
been troubled with pain since. +. Emerson
Proc. CIote Stamp Works, Boston, Mass.
cwsi e Beos RhsuDsei0
ct Rad hen suffering with bone rheumatism
for as,out three years | have been using Noahs
Liniment, and will say that Il cured me comptetey
Can walk better than | have IN two years Means
Liniment viii do al you claim l cannot recon-
mend Il high enough IS T. Cyrus Donssd' ,. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

Tsks s6vaseaos e this
NSegUo Ofeeg ~. C0gne ID
soA sesecs ysos loseyu@eet
this vpsy Week- Wen bod
Aelsvesy suo3oct % ySus q.
6ess.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

ren.eial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Lynchburs. va. November M-John y.
ociesby. OF the Lynchburg Tobacco ware.
house Co. uuc.), makes the following report
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

Az n further induoeme.t to member, q -
Cats CHRISTINA. Club. We shall include WI 90
Tsxer-Pano Sid Free Membership N or te.yU.
Ron Libsary, emitting YOU to take sevess1 seas g
time and exchange them rs often = 20 ~
for am Other rolls selected from our thonosS q
-. 49,; and i.e<, music: Handsuae - q
h,ess design: Bcsutaul Sc.d, AID as@ea q -
a Nu.;c sycur oxu seIccsiooD.
The evening world., 1912-11-20
WEALTHY BUTCHER
WRECKS ANOTHER
AUTO; GUESTS HURT
Harlem Man, Speeding in
Bronx, Crashes Into Pole and
Has Narrow Escape.

Arthur Welsbecker. wealthy young
Harlem butcher, whose career as an att
toist has already been clouded by one
fatal accident. had narrow escape
again early to-day when his car, travei-
Ing at stiff rate. smashed into a
trolley pole at One Hundred and Nine
.y-ninth street and Webster avenue, the
Bronx
Mrs. Weisbecker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel W. witmore. of No. 15s Cottage
avenue. Mount Vernon, were in the car
with him. Mrs. Weisbecker's side was
bruised and Mrs. witmore came out of
the smashup with a lacerated lip. The
car was a wreck.
notified Fordham Hospital and a phys,-
clan gave the two women temporary
MEDICAL attention. Mr.. and Mrs. weis.
becker went to their home. No. 6Ol West
One Hundred and Thirteenth street, in q
taxi. and Mr.. and Mrs Witmorc took
another to Iount Vernon.
About a year and a half ago wes-
becker. while driving his own machine.
is Thought to have collided with an
t. pillar at Two Hundred and Thirty
eighth street and Broadway. In any
Arthur A. Daley. the chauffeur. was
killed and Weisbecker hurt.
Later Mrs. Katherine Daley. the chauf-
feur's widow. obtained q verdict for
10000 against Weisbecker In the Su-