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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-18
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

Sales. Stock.
1900 Allis-Chalmers. I'd paid
is-Chal.. pfd., 2d PAID
q. $50 AmslgaIrs.ed Copper 90.
Amer. Agri. Chem. com
400 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
$3.50 American Can ...........
l,l0) American Can. Dfd.-....
100 Amer. Car and Foundry
800 American Cotton OIL.
100 Am. Hide and Leath., pr
300 American Linseed OIL.
900 American Locomotive -.
100 Amer. Malt Co. pfd.....
l.95o American Smelling .....'
100 American Snuff, conn.,
100 American Sugar ........'
go Amer. Tel. and Tel. CO..
1850 American Tobacco. com
coo Amer. Tobacco. pfd.. new
500 Anaconda Copper ........
100 AtchiSon ...-.....-.....-..'
Atlantic Coast Line.
A. -. l.. of Connecticut.
! 300 Baltimore and Ohio......
$50 Bethlehem steel Co, com
~ Dtlnltnclli A1NE'A ~ -
1900 British Amer. Tob. Co.
go Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
900 Central Leather. COM.
$500 Canadian Pacific ...-.-.-.
1890 Calf. Petroleum .........
2.lO0 Chesapeake and Ohio.
10 Chicago Great Western
Chi Great West, pfd.-.
1870 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
100 Crucible steel Cor, com.
GO Crucible steel. pfd.......
go Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
100 Consolidated Gas ......--
700 Corn Products. COM.
20 Den. and Rio Gran. com.
$500 Erie .-....-....--.-....'-''-''
20 Erie. 2d pfd.......-.........
Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd..
90 General Electric .........
Geo. w. Helme Tob. co.
:. 509 Great Northern. pfd..-..
20 Great Northern ore cts
10 Illinois Central ........-..
$40 Interboro-Met. .........--.
.ao Interboro-Met.. pfd.......
800 Int. Harvester. CON-.
Int. Mer. Marine. COM.
100 international Paper $500.
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sEaBoARD AIR LINE.

soufhbound trains scheduled 20 leave Rich
r.sord daily. DO 4. H-Jocai 20 Noriina-
f.eo y N-sleeDers and coaches. Atlanta.
plrninshiD. savannah Jacksonville. f.if
N-Sie~pers and coaches. JACKSONVILLE
1.E r. N-Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta
Birusin<ham. Memphis Northbound trains
seheSsjsd 20 arriv IN Richrncnd daily
q 80 A. N, SO A. n. sso p. n, SO p NJ
Local.
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Railroads
RAILROADS
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

7:so A-Locai-Dsiiy-Newp News
S:I5 A.-LocaI--DaiIy-Ch Ex. 81 q.
Thurmosd
1900 A.-Express-Dsily-N Old Point
tie:o0 A-Local-Daily-Lchbg Lex. G. Forge
% go Noon-Express-Daily- Ola pt
an -Express-Daily-Cin. Lyills-
1900 P-Express-Daily-N n. Nswa
90 P.-Local-Daiiy-N NewA Old Poiai
sis P-Local-Ex Sun.-0ordonsviiie.
S:I5 -Locsl-Ex- Sun--LynchourS-
$50 P-Limited-Daily- CntcaSo
vi 90 P--Express-Daiiy-C L'vilis.
sS!eepers tParlor cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHHOyD-Locai from
East: ,:45 A. NJ. 40 p n Through from
East: I:so A. n. 2:os p. NJ. $50 p y Local
from West: $50 A. n. 'sS:8 A n. sad
Ia p. NJ Through: an A. n. lis - u
James River Line: s's:s A r., 40 p. n
s.Deily except Sunday.
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sales s.lo5 barrels: receipts s7i7 barrels
shipments 2.20l barrels: stock l54s1 barrels
Quote: Is. $40
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
R;capssd & Petersburg Hec.ne Railway

Cars leave Manchester. seveDth and .'srz7
strr~te for PstersourGo
at - 70 Il. IL A L. 4 - Z
-rs9. - :. :. - 10 p. -
Es0 p. ~ for Chester. n-oo nitnifhf fe'
pet1rsDurG
Can leave Pss>rssurs. feet Of syosners
Street for Esnchcetsrs
NH. ga ss7.Ib. rs -. 80. sie-H, II .
A n: he 90. IN. an -. -. -
rsz az. 81. stW usN p -
srsafly-Ex Sundays ard hoiieaya
scarrl~s bsGasss sDf srprssa
--Ixnnst-Excspt es.Aays sr< hciitaya
An cars from P~tersosrG connect VIZ
ears for zichnos1- 49, --
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond. Va. December Il. 1872
Following are the quotations on the Rich
mond Hay Exchange:
lnfa
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Winter Trips by Sc"
NORFOLK TO
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE

ssoaners-Norfoik to Boston daily. except
Thursday. to Providence. MONDAY. Thnrs-
day and Saturday. p. NJ. @FEesht only.
Ihrosgh tickets on sale 20 principal poi1ts
Fine steamers. excellent service. low fsres-
wireless telegraph. send for booklet
Apply G & o. Ry.. ~ ". Ry. g n
Boeman No. ss y. Main Street. and Rich
uond TrsEsser Company. NJ 70 y Hsis 81
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! Cotton. quiet: middiing. 1910: net receipts.
/ so bales: gross. 1855 bales; sales, 20 bales;
I stock. ll.423 bales. export Coastwise. l.St
bales.
Total to-day az al ports-Net recNnts.
! Sie25 bales: export TO Great Britain POI
bales: 10 the Continent. S.sl bales; stock,
/ l.9S5.l51 bales.
/ Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts.
| 1898 bales: export TO Great Britain. ZS.sSs
! bales. to France 1l4l5 bales; to the Cont
nent. sl.5Ss bales: 10 Japan. Ii. isS bales; 10
Mexico. 1.lco bales.
Total since September ! at all ports-Net
receipts 6.i51.SoS bales; export to Great
| Britain. a1S7.13e bales. to France. ss2,1ss
ba les: 10 the Continent. sl.so4. so bales; TO
Japan. 102. 81 bales; TO Mexico. 1850 bales.
New Orleans December 11.-Cotton futures
opened steady at an advance OF from ga :
points on good ca bes and a moderate buy
inS movement among bulls. In the after
noon buying increased The market was
rather nervous in the early trading. Imme-
diately after the opening prices were "a
points up. Selling orders increased, and
the market broke 769 points. Bulls came
to the rescue and trading months were
again points over yesterdays close al the
end OF half hours trading. The market was
dun throughout the morning session. Trad
ers on both sides were plainly waiting for
ging tendency appeared and at trad
ing months were 4d5 points under yester-
days final figures. Spot cotton steady and
unchanged middling. 300; sales on the
spot 100 bales and 60 to arrive Closing
futures: December. 1857: January. l2ss:
March. 1872; May, 1888; July 1906; october,
II q.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.


Stock and Bond Broker iel5 E. Main street
Richmond. Va, December Il. 1917.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked
Virginia IS. Old. c. and r. 1882. S514 -.
We. Centuries -. L. and r.. 1881. Sil3
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New York
Stock Market

New York. December l1.-There
was a decided slowing down of specu :
lative activity to-day. and the STOCK
market appeared listless by compari-
son with recent DAYS. Traders VINO
bought stocks eagerly yesterday
showed little inclination 10 follow W
the rise to-day. Speculation IaSseu
and quotations fell back. The change
was regarded as natural reaction
from yesterdays sharp rise, put II
served TO illustrate Wall street
present propensity TO give more heeu
TO bad news than to good news
The Hartman merger decision OF
two weeks ago was construed as IN
favorable TO the market. and was the
signal for a protracted selling move
mcnt. The anthracite decision OF yes
terdav was interpreted as favorable
and. although Readings upward move
went was much more extensive tna-i
l-nion Pacifcs decline on its decision
oav." the market to-day save httle
attention 10 this supposedly encouf-
aalnc development. Movements were
.rrae.ular and hating. Reading al
one time sold > SIS below. yesterdays
close. and later point over. TO-
eether the list verred back and forth
and ended the day with moderate
losses predominating-
The change in the market may have
been due 10 some extent TO a REVISION
of Yesterdays hrst impressions as TO
me import OF the anthracite decree
Another factor was the extension o.
The short interest by traders who TOOK
the ground that yesterdays rise was
100 rapid. The comparative ease with
which stocks sold of discouraged bul-
lish operations.
Call money rates were somewhat
firmer. and this reminder OF monetary
conditions. which may prevail at the
close OF the year, helped TO chech
speculative activity.
Bonds were irregular with lower
tendency.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
New York, December i5.-ioney on
can frmer>S 1906 l.; .ruling rate
( Ia: closing bid. 4, offered at Il.
Time loans weaker; sixty days and
ninety days, per cent; six months
Ia.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, per
cent Sterling exchange steady. with
actual business in bankers bills al
Sfsl for sixty-day bills. and at s5.s5i0
FOR demand Commercial bills. $3.50
"a. Bar silver. SO -. Mexican dol |
lars. AZ Ia. Government ponds
steady; railroad bonds easy.
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S@al0rs No. . hard, ssh9ssc; No; !
Northern. sig Ss5zc.: No. , northern %tSp
Size Corn-No yellow. $sG+sc. Oats-No
. white 3rz 55izc.; standard. 3Ss< q DC
Baltimore. Md, December I-Wheat-
F'ln<u at 81 Corn-Firmer a. 53c oats
Firm: standard white. S7a 90 Nc Rye
Dmlr and nat: No western, domestic. .S q
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

Furnished by Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond, Va-)
Richmond Va. December l.. 1912.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. December Il. la-.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. ON CHANGE.
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RottIs
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS

Table d'Hote Dinner Saturday and
Sunday evening, to . O'Clock. $3.50
zach.
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Quotations for interest paying bonds are
q price 70 which Interest mus; be added
Income bonds and certificates o, indebted
ness are fat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-18

Loose pressed large bales. q 90
Load your cars so that hay at doors rep
reese nts contents and thus avoid reflections
This market grades hay IN accordance
with the National Hay Association.
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spot cotton closed quiet; middling up
, lands 1910; middling gulf, 1855 sales ~
bales.
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Largest steamer in the service Book
now. Choice Of IS different
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-04-11

er Bel 0enl ndhiten administrations.
ruehieI o0er le0iglidl, INN 9Ias iiir
einen anoeren bungrigen 9eute;1ger
81 MAIDEN, an 0ie 2uft geiebt. Gie
geeignete 9lbbilfe lift, Die 8oitmciiters
itellen oltrh @oancement 5u beieseu.
SSn oieiem Sale bat man oie @etpi5.
belt, oaB Der &oitmeiiter I'M Stanoe
lit, oas @elo, oas ibm be5ablt miro,
5u beroieneu, imo Der Silfs-8oItmci.
lter miro ii6erfliiiiig. g8ie Inn goIt-
Oienit, 10 liegt Die Sade in bielen
aHoeren Separtements.
9lber ouf Der einen Settle pre0int
8oft Sparidnlfeit liilo altf ser un0ern
Seite mer0en bom @ongreB neAe
8lltab5apfimgen pom Sollarf0rper
Snfel Sams genabt. "a 1T 4. g.
gIeib Der neile a@euIionsgrabib. =
Ser 8unoesienat bat oie iogenann-
te Sberpooo-9iI, fpelde oie 9en-
iionsousguben nuf eilten Sd)lag unt
ettpa S75,000,000 0as SSabr erb0ht
baben fpiiroe. obgeIebnt lmo OoTiir sic
gfcGunber'i 'id)e @orlaqe angenoms
men, Die oos geniionsbu0get fiir's
nahiteSabr nnlir" nm rlln6 S27, 600.
600 5it erboben neripridt. Cine fol-
DIE permebrte 9eloitung 6es golfes
fiir einen Grieg, Der Dor As SSa5rcn
beenoet ipuroel Cine @rb06unq,
our6 ipeIfe Oie @enlionsfoiten 0ieies
&rieges, Die ii6 bis iest ihon auf ins.
gelonlt nabeSu 1000 Mtillionen lteIIen,
neiterbin ollf rrno 175W1ilionen oag
SSSobr gebraf)t iperoen, lit tpobrhafti1
ifIimm eenugl llno babel ioa oie
Sberipoob-8ia MIR eelpiiiermnBer
oerollaemeinern, mas in Sltaoerten
uno Souien0en bon sSGllen Ihon
ldneit geidob; nit einem n1geneinen
@eies al 6en SdtpinoeI lmo @rabih
5uoeden. Der ihon felt Sobren onrh
oa pripoten Beniionsbins periibt
miro
Die @eriihte, 0oB SSapnn beriudt,
einen Stiispunft ouf Dem omerifoni.
id,en Sentiment 3u finoen. treten nit
folder 8eItimutbeit nuf, Dab man
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M11ttttt1P1e 40
9OlitiIde gIu5eise
Gum Sciten
Der Srimitdtter
EQUATOR Gamble nnO Die GunareF.
manner bOn SiS.9ntuta luirfcn
fir Die 9lniisoler.

Senat 9ia geo. 3475 nit 6enr
ENHANCEMENT oes GongreBabeeorone.
ten 8urte, befonnt oils sic ,@ontble
gia", muroe I'M Observation-Disclosures
IN Balbington angenonlnen. 9aS lit
ole Bill, nelhe Die 3ablumgsfriIt Der.
ldngert un0 BEN Seiruitattern geitat.
tet, oen S6luBprubf nah fortaeies-
tenn 8efUobnen Der SeilnItGtte fir oie
3eitoduer bon bier5ebn Nlonaten mo
Die oerldngerten 3ablungen rad 9l6.
lalif bon fiinf SSnbren 5u maiden, ODER
Denn oie Entente 5 9ro5ent sSntere;.
len per SS5abr be5a6len nliiijen.
8ieie Dill ipuroe inn Repr1ientan.
tenbniie our6 oie GongreBm6nuer
Gben SS. 0fnrtin lmo Gbos. $. gurfa
befiirnortet. geah enpfana ser
glo6rift, ooB oie gia oag Saus bal.
iirt bate, reiIte Senator Go6ert &.
Gamble iofort BON gantton nadJ
Baibington ab, Inn Die Bill I'M Senat
81 befiirDorten lno es beitebt ueni4
3weifeI, OoB Die Bin sum @eies er5o.
ben miro.
Die grbebrlng oieier Bin sum Sc
iet miro bon tUirfli6ern Wert fir oie
aniie0ler iein lu1o in 0en meiIten Sal
len miro iie berbiiten, 0aB SeimIt1tter
@elO 5u boben 3inIen bergen niiIien,
Inn IN IL Ytonaten aoufpriibfer1@ su
fonnen.
g9ir gIouben, 6oB 6ieIes eines Set
beIten @eIebe lit, neIhe Der @onqreB
i'm SSntereiie Der glnIie6Ier auf BEN
3eierOationen nnqenon1nlen bat uno
eS miro, obifon nutiirli6ertDeiIe ben
8el0berleibern irno 9l1Ieibe.@eIeH.
i6aften nift angenebm, INN 70 me6r
sum gSobl iinO 9eiten Der SeinlIt1tter
iein.
Sbne 6ieies @eies piiroen o6ua
3iDeifel biele SeinItdtter ge5iuungen
iein, 8eI0 5u boben 3inienroten su
bergen, fpenn tie ben SdlIuBprubf ma.
den, unO obne 8peifeI pdren biele
Oabon nid]t mn itnil0e, ibre 3abhtngen
prompt 5u leiiten, lulo ipiiroen ols
6oIge 0aoon ibr 2an0, 8el0 u10 sic
ouf oem 2an0e 5ugebrahte 3eit ber-
lieren.
Die getpobner 6es peItIiden Cells
bon Siio-8ofota iolten Itol3 allf ibre
&eprdientanten Inn &upitol Ser 8lm-
0esbauptItoot fem 1u1o mir glauber,
0as golt miro iehle gLnerfennuug fir
Die bei6merli6e, ober erfolgreihe glr-
belt 0es Senators Gamble luO Ser
Gongrebabgeoroneten Wartin uno
9urfe oooltrd) 5eigen, ooB es Elm eini-
ges gotun fiir oie INSTRUMENTATION
nbgibt. (9upree gletps.)
fepublifn1iides gomitee.
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Grbaltet bie sseud,tigfeit Inn Spbe,,!

huob
mi
2re ngbidfh
ngroe@ mo nie
mnet
Dor Der omat
6mrf f cine
e Oe
nnorn
benz II iunO Oe
menn II ben
n
BIoradh
Die un0 Oh Gtfea
Sard sHre Oa Gera4e ao 8onO ae s nge eo NIT Der
fOhnTen
fOmt nit benz
II
iead Gd abrt feiFt
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Der Staatsuerband
SsntiGe Garmer srinSen eineR nemsu
Deatiden @erein.

Die ,.@urefo goIfs5eitung" brahte
in ibrer Iesten gtltmmer oie ipiIltoul-
irene Rdd)riht, oaB i'm liiopeitIiA
BON gmrefn geIegenen .SntleD 9i.
itrict~, in einem S6uIbolts mitten
auf Scr 3rairie om 1. April elm neuer
oeitiher 3tpeigberein gegriinoet tpur.
DC, Dem iofort 81 Wtitglie0er beitrn.
ten. 8robol
0ie @nbl Ser @eanten ergob:
Ssnfob 8enoer, 9r1iioeilt;
Yeter Sumter. 8ice-Br6lioent;
eSobn &lInoert, Sfreiber.
9eter Shnei0er, SdobmeiItor.
llno nit Der agolfsaeitlmg~ riifen
oilh mir: y0en Sut ob Dor oieien
bie0eren 0euti6en. oie unieres @iI-
lens Die Gbre fir fid) beonibrlden
f0nnen, Den eriten 2ofoIperein ouf
oem 2onoe ms 9eben gerlrfen 5u bo.
ben. llno tpunoern Iollte es ms
nidt. ipenn oieIer neue 8erein baIo
an MiteIieoer5nbI einige in ben Stab.
ten gegriinoete 8ereine iibertreffen
miro. gio1 5ebntouieno mebr folder
SerSen IN unIerem Gtaate irno mir
miiroen eiile Miod]t baben, Die allen
.feinoliden ginIliiiien imo Shifonen
troet. gIeid Dem 6eIien bon @i6raI-
tor.
Aos Die s5nrrner nnf Der Yroirie
sutpege brineen, ioIlte bod ben 5t10-
tern noh Ieihter iein, bic oiht bel.
einanoer tuobnen.
Sosmer. aiifseipahtl gog ore
|neTt!"
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(98oIitiife 9lnfiinoigling.)
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G. 9. SobnIon 1T Der gon0ioot Ser
9rogreIiioen 9enlotroten bon Siio-
Dofoto fir @olbernelIr. gr lit EN-
GROCER 8erebrer BON @oo0rotp @iI.
ion uno bat olles IN ieiner Madt ite.
benoe geton, INN Die @on0ioatIr 0es
geeiD sSeriep Ronnes i'm Gtonfe sii
for0ern. gr lit elm tii9tiger @e-
i66ftsmonn iino penn er Die Roulif1d-
ton erb1It, miro er Der 8orfei Die
bette Srgoniiotion nor Dem 1. 9eo-
bember eeben, tpeIdle lie ielrbnIS bate.
CT f1nlpft fir 8ria5ipien ur0 nidlt.
INN eieene sSntereFGen 5n f6roerrl.
Stiurnlt fir i'm bei Sen Hrimnrlpab~
len am 4. sunni iino fidert ben Demo.
frnten einen fieeesiideru @anoiOoierI<
(GIt Boint 2ea0er.)
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@be mir sur GreIie aineen ipuroe
nod folgenoe Anffldrllng ieitens Der
Gbirpeoer r9lberopolt" gebrof)t:
3ie ShriftIeititng Der .AbenopoIt"
bat per aobel bel Dem 8erlog Der
o@ofe" oneefragt, iuie es iib nit Ser
slutborihoft oes 9trtifels ,,8obrer
slnleritonismis~ bon 9beooor 9fooIe.
belt" berbolte. Ole 9lnfrage uuroe
BON Den Serren IN Berlin on ben
gfelp Dorfer Nfitnrbeiter oes 8Iuttes,
Serrn bon Sfal, beripieien. 9ieier
oepefhierte Der .9(benopoft@ 0oB ser
fragIibe Mrtitel bon Col. 8ooIebelt
oaeroings niht fir Die ,,@o6e" ge.
ihrieben iporoen lei, aber SennDd non
ibm berriibre. Gr fin0e Iib in Den
&ooieoeltiden ugiiaps@.
9ieie Aneobe berubt ouf @abrbeit.
SSn elmer SdnlmIung RopIepeItiher
4bbonolungen, Die uripriinglih i'm
Sabre 1897 I'M 8erInge bon o. s.
gutnom's Cons per0ffentliht tuoroen
limo, finoet iib an atpeiter Stelle, ouf
Seite 1872, uuter Der Spismarfe
~Srue gLmericonism~ Oas Original
oes 4ufioses, oeilen lleberIebung nell.
er0ings m Die ..@oAe~ Ion3iert ipors
ben uno bon oieier in eiper 6orm per-
offentIidt lit, Die ben Gin6rnd eriue-
den miBte, man babe es nit einem
GriginnIbeitrag iieueiieii Dotiinls an
TIM" Die .,s(benopolt~ fiigt oem bin-
3u: ..8un ibrer Qritif Der anfidten,
meld)e Serr 8oolepeIt in 0ieiem auf-
iobe pertritt. bat Die v9lben6polt~ ber.
Iobe pertritt, bat Die nMbenopoit~
lnibts Slriidaunebnen -
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G6as. s. gnrfe.

Sberitebenoe @ilnOgebung lit Oie
lleberiebung Der 9lnttport nuf oie ga
fetpoit. Betition i'm ,8eutiher Se.
rolo" ieitens rnIeres langidbriaen
Siio.Dutotn gongreBpertreters Gbos.
s.. gurte. g9ir botten oonlaIs ole
2eIer aufgeforoert, oie Inn % s.. /"
acknowledgements an
rniere 8ertreter in @aIbington 5u
ieiloen uno ben Coupons girg elm
treffIiher glrtitel bon ltnierem Serrn
6 onrno &ornmnnn iiber 0ie
Bodetpoitfrnge boraus. gSie bieIe
2eier bon Ser COUPONS @ebrau6
ulobten, piiien tuir Ieioer nidt (oon
Sbermon, g. @, fpuroen 6 geianOt),
jeoeniolls lit ems iid)er, ooB sic 8eti-
tiou nid)t ibren 3rued berfeblt bat
uto uuiere GongreBoertreter ponSii0s
0afota iidl Der Sad]e onnebmen Der.
Den umo u1iiiien.
8eltiher Serolo.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-04-11

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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-04-11
lleber die PaeketpcSt
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nuf 9anOpuitrOnten beidlrdnttcr ga
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-27

quette, eccentric British bachelor,
said to be worth 100000, and
hero of Boer war, found dead in
apartments. Skull fractured. Pc
lice on job.
Baltimore, Md.-"Dia mond
Jim" Brady is in hospital for 3rd
time in one year. Intestinal
trouble.
Constantinople.-C Cabinet may
shake Young Turks authority
and declare for military league.
Trouble expected.
Taylorville, In.-Judge Prater
dismissed John L. Ogsden, whose
sanity had been doubted. His
particular delusion was in think
ing that all women were just
crazy about him.
Judge opined that if all men,
who held that same delusion were
adjudged insane, the asylums
could not hold them.
Springfield, 1ll.-Wm. Walker
tried to fire farm hand. Wife OBJ
jected. Walker got injunction re-
straining her. Then he rubbed it
in. Wife got mad and secured
injunction restraining hubby
from interfering in her affairs.
Cheyenne, Wyo.-Gov. Carey
committed sentences of S con
victs who did great work in ex-
tinguishing fire at Rawlins peni-
Tertiary.
VoIloman, Colo.-Mrs. E. T.
Sherman, her children and her in
valid mother awakened by pet cat
in time to discover that home was
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-27


Wheeler, has been positively
identified.
Nuremberg-5Oth German ma
tional saengerfest will open to-
day. Choir Of $1,000 voices will
sing Monday. 10000 visitors
present.
Pittsburgh, Pa.-Defense of
Police Commissioner NORM,
charged by voters League with
inefhciency and neglect of duty,
will open Monday. Will attempt
to prove that there are fewer dis
orderly houses than ever before in
history of city.
London. = Lady Constance
Richardson, dancer who paddles
around stage wearing one veil
and pretty smile, is in bad with
king and queen on account OF her
prejudice against clothing and
will play vaudeville in U. S.
New York. = Tom Sharkey,
former prizefghter and at present
saloonkeeper, sued for divorce.
Wife claims he has never gotten
over his pugilistic habits and she
is usually goat.
Observation-Disclosures Morgan,
Chicago, swan across Ohio river
to Kentucky shore. IS minutes.
Lewiston, Me.-Sen. Borah, in
letter written to friend in this
city, said that after thinking it
over he doesn't believe that there
will be anything gained by third
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-05
TACOMA'S
MILL men
ON STRIKE
THREE HUNDRED WALKED OUT
TODAY AND 1T is EXPECTED AT
LEAST 1900 MORE WILL JOIN
THE STRIKERS SOON.
[UNITnD PRESS LEASED WIRE. !

Tacoma, Wash, April 5.-Three
hundred men are on strike at the
st. Paul and Tacoma lumber mill to-
day, the men claim, and within a
week w. d. Haywood, central figure
in the Cripple Creek strike and mur-
der trial Of few years back, will
arrive to direct the men. Haywood
also directed the big strike recently
at Lawrence and comes here from
there.
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, the Spok-
ane girl who went through the free
speech fight there and who was also
active at Lawrence is also coming.
The whistle was pulled at the ST..
Paul mill this morning and 15O men
quit This includes all the Japan
ese and Greeks, Also It is reported,
one girl stonographer.
The strikers believe that the long
shoremen and sailors will refuse to
handle the st. Paul mill lumber
They expect to have the whole plant
tied up within a few days, The mill
employs some 1900 men,