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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
The Larger Field

By WALT MASON

1T village grew TO manhood, and we Thought hiW
slick. He'll win renown before he's through" We
prophesied, 'tf he's a brick" He held positions
here and there and all employers said the same; he
was a youth of genius rare, destined to rise to wealth
and fame. He harvested SO great a yield OF
praise his head began to swell; "I1l have to seek
a larger feld,' he said; Il see that very well. A
man can't in a village shine: his punk sorroun-
ings hold him down: .'twere shame to hide such
gifts as mine beneath a bushel in this town." So
Bulger shook the village grind, and to the city
took his way, and we old chaps who stayed be-
hind were sure that he'd put up much hay. The
years rolled o.; there came no news of victories
that Bulger won. Gust watt" we said; well
bet our shoes I'll make a noise before he's done
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16

They burned up $4,000 worth of gun
powder in saluting the President, who re-
viewed the battleship feet in the Hudson
river. That is quite a substantial campaign
contribution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
GEO. J. BROWN,
General Traffic Agent.
Stru1qlIna Against Injury

whats the terrible fight going on
over there?' "Oh, that's just an al
derman trying to prevent a corpora
ton agent from croWding a thousand
dollars into his pocket."-Detroit Free
Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16

IS The UNI XIII
that will unlock the money repre-
scented in your bank account. That
means the safety Of your funds both
from the wiles of others and from
your own disposition to spend I'M
thinkingiy. Open an account and
pay by check. You'll find 1t a pay
ing proposition. We pay interest
on daily balances.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30

@pn M ostau mad pefin g
pier 1.ngen. Der Wun. Wlosz
tau burh cine Giienbabnlinie brett
nit peting gu perbinben, 1T bereits
por pieraig Sabren uufsetau6t, tpuroe
bdnn aber aus politifhen @riinben
fallen gslaFen. Rad Mittbeilirngen beg
.Japan 6eralb" btihGftigt iidb nun
bic rniTiife Resieruns bon neuem NIT
biefsr Grase, unb bat bereits @erbanos
Iungen nit Der hinefilhen Resierung
eingsieitet. Der Bpm ben ruffi1hen sSns
eenieuren in Nusfidt eenommene
shienenfpee Derlduft foleenbsrmabsn.
Die ainie nirb iih bon Wostau 3as
n1n5t nah O1tiiiboft ipenben, bic Wols
ga b<i Der Stabt Gimbirst uberfhreiz
ten unb bnnn iih our9 bic bafhtiri=
fden Steppen nah bem llral fpenben.
Bon bort miro Der S1ienentpes burh
bic firgififhen Streden brett nud) Ges
|mipalatinsf selsitet, mo er fih nit Der
neuen balb pDllenbeten Qinie Der trons@
ftbirifhen giienbabn perbinbet. Der
Meg tpirb bon Mostau BIB @<mipaIos
tinst eine Qdnge BON 3460 RiloMeter
babsn. Osfss 1fsiI ber Balm lSbt f.S,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30

Den g 3ampf segen Die M os
bet + orbeiten fiibrte Der preuz
Bsnz8Dnig JrieDrin Wifnlm /. Suz
peilen nit ben Woffen bes Spottes.
4ls emit Der fraH3OiiIde Geianbte
Graf Hptbenburg, iibrisens Elm
PreuBe DON 9eburt, Bel Der qarubs in
fran50fii9er 5ra4t nit srober perz
ride, Oreimoiter uirp. erihien, LIEF
5riebri6 Wilbslm idle,.nisit feline Re=
gimentsf tsfharfrihter nit Rieienperriiz
den, Die Biz an bic grbe reihten, unb
nit 6iiten BON II Dieter Durhmshsr
auf Der 9ilbfldhe erIhsinen. :Erompez
ter tiinbeten ibr 1erannaben, unb i'm
feierIi6en 3uge idritten Die rResis
mentsi6tnbsr" gum @aubtnm aaer
3ui6auer on benz sepubten yranaoien
unb Ieinen gsglsitsrn poriiber. Der
aDnig bate ndmlid gang rihtts por=
ausgeiehen, bab Der graf in Der ibm
perbabten Nuf fmahuna srfheinen
ipiiroe, unb, ba er fiir1tete, Die Mobs
tonnte aniteden, redtseitis bic perrii=
den uno aoitiime fir BEN parabetae
anfertigen laiien. 2lber bie Mirfuno
bes Streides fatte Der R0nis i'm Wors
aus rihtig eingeihdbt; .er battle BIZ
Sa6e ins 2dherlide se5ogen unb bas
nit Der Nadabmung Dorssbeugt
.5elbit Der @raf bon RotGenburs er.
f6ien bon nun an in einfdd,er beut5he,
5raht. Jreilih tdmpfte ben. a0nis nul
segen unberniinftise = g.rrsnmoben,
Oh feine gneraie auh our Beieitisune
nooerner fpeibli6er Wurftpellentoitii:
me nnD sesen bic Stabl6eDDrnung aus.
+sereiht bate. TT eine offene Jrage, bi,
I'M 6tnblid auf bos befunnte Spri4
mort bon ben Dergeblm fdmpfenber
g0ttern i'm nepatiDen Ginns eslSf
tpsrSsn niirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30

TiHr Ihiunna so. 545s1912-Ten
" Sirabenbatils linn yubrtperissiersebr fer
rcr reeuIireno buui 9menbirlna bet sefiios
ten 6s0s3 uHo 6ses2 hes Erbnau5ens6 Sober.
Sci 70 bcfnlniFu tom siabfraib Der S!aot
Cincinnati. Giuat GHo:
SefiioH /. GaB Geftion 6sos3 ees SrbinnHs
oensaobeg, ipie er am 8. Septsmber 1912 aHge'
nomuren. bierrurd pie irIat ameHbirt fperbe:
Geiiiou 680.3. StraBenbabns nnb Sntcrurs
hun,g3aGen folleH an ber nabe aelegeren Geite
Der stratenireusnlgeH baI,en uno nidt on BET
enfterntereu Ssiis. futIn iie qaaaie.e aaincts
men obsr alsslteiarn IGiien; falls ater nab
slni6i bes Gteilors lit cen offeniItden Slenlt
lite SoalteiiI.e orrb ben 3uftano bcr StruBera
iun5nng oel AerioncH, ueldpe on ioldtr Sodltts
iitae aisiietgen pclsen, aefdhrltd ooer nHbes
TOT bic srtfeitierc seiie her StrGseriren8ung
tur Salicticuc uritmlHen, nno 1itf 1eine Erotr
bin fca Der teirefcuoe gtrnReHbabns laaget
lcbait obsr Gcieliidaiieif, iucI6e ben g5aeen.
1ireiters fiir oIfentIiden Stsnit al istsr stra.
bentreu6ung bic :aIiei;sae oer ssaeeH genaa
9eiaaie gsoqcn fruen tcine .strnsenfreu3un.
gen ober ben Biao fiir ssuBganger aeldDe. bic
Spbe saSf @sTfan hes nqfrs roerbs Mhier
Icntt. oas iib chi oem dseIciie nor einem strd.
tenbaba. ooer Sntcrltrsa,rssSaecn befinhet ioI
1obGlo ME Tioalt9 auI clH Slgn1a pes Wiotorf
nier5 Gusbiegen.
Ger auidcr cher bic gerfon. tocIhc iraene.
Elm 5ubrnerf IenN. helche6 fifD einem Strabens
fabns pber Sfierlrbanf @ageH ndttrt, Der bait
okcr geraoe bdIten ipin. nm .9niialiere etHs
nne anSiteeen su InTen, fou nie1t 8nr Retfcit
eine5 ieldbeu gaG9ens ocr fiinffeo. cnsbleacn.
getiton 2 2ob geiiion ooo,2 Deg arOinar'
3en,aobel, ipie cm 3. Scptcmber 1912 nHess
nonInten, bierrnit rie folnf aineneirt reroe:
Sefiion 6eos2. stcinc Bericr, pclbe elm
Jubriperf Ieritl fou rhnc Dorherqeterhe gaar'
rinng rtdphris ans Trpftor fnhren iinc fc
iou autpaiien bic hin!er ibr hefLTbitt'en gcrs
frncn nitbt n! perlcter. stein Slbrncr' folt
oAs elmer Icep, ei1leni Etua cner elmer t3Gra5e
raiser aIs i'm Sf,riit herausfahrel. niie perir
'eS aug pIncr Garage .Dr1r1t foI oprbeinniiis
ieuoen Gubr,rerten urb 5susGanaern sSnrlIung
eegehsn rtroeu acr Sp3rirerf fca umiores
ben biirIeit. ipftrenn eS fdneller Gc nit buIhcr
aeift,Ii.ncr Sabraeichn trltiatct fnbri. sein
sslibriDerf lou limereben bIrfens ipeBif nihi
norher hlirf Die 93eiifhe cher Sdnoe Gin Gir.
raI aegeben puroe, fpe.tes anbeniei, IN toelder
Nitihiia es nunreheH mill
Seit:on 3. Got bic aennnntcn urfnrlnaItfen
ceiiioner 8sos3 .,tnb Ns0s2 ocs SrotnnnicIis
geition A. 9iefe grninans fol. 6ur friibefrcl
a.atiitbtS Der Sefabr ,tnh 1inbeouelnlidfplt.
iDeld)e @eir cbnern der Einbf aus Der SnItes
fteIl.E an alien GiraEcnfrenjnneer eTfpadpfcn
innni:n, .ulrb hicie 6rhtnnn5 bicrmit fflr siiis
TOlhs sgfnbregd erfldTt
Bafiirt an j5 Sffofrr e. q 1912. :
eimeoM ~. 5oInfoT,.
9sS!sastst: Gsttus GteI GIstt. a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30
@autbur8. .2lmerifa 2inie

leidt unb nit perbGltnibmdbig gsrins
gen Soften ballen, ba Ct iiG iiber ebene
0egenben sritredt. Bon Seripalatinst
aus bat bic Balm jeboh bic f.br gebirs
sisen 9ebiete bss n0rblihen China 5u
iiberpinben, unb mub Biz peting nod
eine Strede BON ettpa $500 Ailom<ter
5uriidIesen. Sft bic gabn iertig, bdnn
tOnnen bic Reifenben in bier 9agen
Don Wlostdu nah peting gelungen.
Die 8abn tpirb srobe tpirtbfhnftiihs
Uortbeile baden, benn fie erjhlisBt
benz Meltpertebr tp<ite Osbiett, bic
ausgs5eihnst fir ben Getrsibebnu ses
eisnet iinb, unb besiinitigt bic aolonis
firung BON Giibfibirien llnb bes Norb-
lpeitens BON China.
YrnFtiihe Matl)ematif.
Mosben: .gnter ih m0dt' mir
|and) be,lt' ben Sndel5llg anigboucn.
|aeb' fiihr' mid bin!" - gatcr cara.
|ibematifer, unriuig): rgsos bait 9u
nenn bnpcn2" Dn iteht's 2idt
aui'm Iiih, jest mnltipIBirit 7n's
INIT 200, ban bait Gu ben idlOnit'n
IlaaelauG. =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30

s or nj bon SO a6eru. Saiis NIT 8 8inInern,
Gcbene gornsaripa1, etc Iferhe, ailbe,
SeifcrS uno nlle Ianopiribf6aftli6eu Wd'
fcbinen Breis $1,000. Mrbreu5 Gtetier,
'ou6Irippco, 8. 2ebnncr Gar 2T30'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30

unh S,bItSdrm ION glcre5;
alircs i.s3imr1cr 0nn,5 !; lnl,llinunosit SrB,
ipeee de-: 9araain- s'cI 612. 29dIon, Sno.
2913e"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30

ii6 iiberbaupt drsern fann, bann absr
bat er iid qefunben uno oie fdmude
@iebfe sSff eenommen. lnb I'm
9runbe pafen Wilbelm Soupt unb
Miebfe Saupt, friiber Miebfe Sff, auh
piel beiier auiammen. Sic fppbnen i'm
9tadburoorf, unb oft treffen lie fi9
niht nit 9ans uno Mnna, aber penn
= bann fpabt Wilbelm INNER, baB
0ans ibm auporgefommen lei, unb
tbut es foear, tpenn feline syrau babel
1T. llno oann ldft Wiebte mod mebr,
ols er unb f6ldgt ibn nit beiben
6dnben,in ben Baden, unb Milhlm
madt ii9 trumm, unb INNER lit bann
erpber Spab unb eroBes @eld9ter.
rSpll Din Munb," batte Sans 3u
@nna seiaet, als iie bebauptet, er .isi
eine Nub. - u9pll bin Munb, ou -
llno er bate ieine srobe 9dnb auf
ibren Munb selegt. 2lber oas seniiste
nldt. unter Der 5anb faete iie in
einem fort: n@s lit bod pubr. unb i'd
time ni9t." Oa balf es niht oa
mubts er. bic 5alben sebsn laTen, lpie
lie pollten, uno oas 2eitIetl Inn pte
- nSpppen" Der Wasentrommel Dinben,
ha mubte er es tbun, nGmli1 feline
Srau in beiDe Irme nebmen unb lie
tiiTen. unb, bo Der Muno nod INNER
ipeiter pappslte, muBte er es 10 tart
maiden, Dab Der gar ni4t mebr pap@
peln tpnnte.
On betoen Seitsn bes Weses elm
6ober &niti. llno bic 5Glben INNER
lungiam i'm 9Ieiie, INNER i'm Shritt.
llnb es ipGre aues in Sronung gez
peien, penn Der Bes ni6t eine Bic
sung gema6t unD Inn bic Sie9ung
terum nidt Elm flott iogenber Wasen,
Elm Qeiterpugen, entsegen sefabren
tpdre.
.6oIt, itopp!" Idrie Der 6ubrmann.
Oa lisB Sans feline 4nna. rpllte nit
raider 6anO bic Geine bonn Soppen
unb 5p9 lie iharf an unb braate Die
9elben gum Steben, juit friib genus.
einen 3uiammenitoB gu psrbiiten.
rDat eung ma eben gob," fam es
Bon bem anoeren 9efdbrt. uno ounn
eine ppue Gade - n9u, ia - Sung,
9ans 9ant, ou bolt bat! - lin, mat
benz id isbn? Sa, ia, Dat tummt pun
be 2iebe!"
Gs mar Elm Itattli6er, brauner
Mann, elmer nit leuhtenpen Iugen
uno nit einem 9ebiB, bas ou6 leuhs
tste, aus MunO unD Bart heruusIeu4z
tete, cine friide, blonoe, ti1ernoe Jrau
i1b praq Heben ibm ouf benz SiBz
brett.
llnb beibe @agen bielten, Seite an
Seite. Der braune Weonn nod INNER
luhenb unD ii6 aufs &nie i6lageno.
- ,9enn, Inna. Dor beit aipern Sisi~
gen triegen! 60 bun barr't nj tltnIt,"
llnb gu Ieiner 5ruu eepenDet Iaete
WiIbeIm Saupt: uDieb! - Denn id
2lnnd Witten tregen barr, in Der 0inz
iiht, nat 8iifen In 5i9sln anbeoraps,
DOR glofDt FDeer IG GOD III DeleH.
Sans funb Dor S6am fsin Dort
cues batten Wilbelm 5aupt uno ielns
SSrart nit angeiefen. 4nna nbsr 'aBte
ii6 raid, Ia6te unb iagte: nSOmmt ii
pl 2ib mol nit pOr. 8i Su Of ptB.
IS nj 10, Wieb?"
80, ia" entgegnets Bieb, null
9ierteljabr mol. Nper TO GUS. 81
peer III Wugn, Dat tenn mi nj
2lber bas tonnte Der ebrli6e Wil=
teIm ni4t bingeben lailen.
sri bi pesr III Magsn? I'm bers
oanan Wo6, az mi Gras pDr be Seal.
fper bolu beh1? Wat poiIeer boz -
NG, Mieb, al nat reh is."
Dor fpeern teen Yeer pDr."
vum Simmelfubrt, as nj pun'i
Ringrisben tsem? Wsern Dor bo o!
peer D0r?"
nSa, DO -"
nSemmer bi be Wabrbeit blieipen,
Ssru tpenn't ot ippr fallt! Qla 8iertsle
iobr? Mebr ni2 Eunns ba belDern?"
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8eriurcn:

Gin glauu nm in einer 1qild.pirihidafi 5u
arbeten (GairumaH). Radt lfrageH bel U.
s.atcr, Gar baee sIpc 9orporb. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30

utter g hIoiier. $50. 2941
Gaitern alpenue. 1t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30
&erlangt-tpeibIi6.

SuueeS Or tb n i'm aIter bon Ingcflbr
is ,SGbrell, I'M tei bci Iuffidi bcr ainoer
bchiflicb 5u fein. 2420 Bart glpe., SIos
Hprrpopa po
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30
Tooes Mnseigen.
iab ldnpercm 9eioen.
Aoolph MoIitor,

i'm stfiet bor GO ssnbrcn Sic grcrrieitna ftrs
bet itdt am 1Rittippd,. bcn 30 b5 WiS., 9ads
mitiae5 3 libr aiiS hem Dtolilrrlcbcn Deerois
qltr,3rlnse im Sprtna @r.,oe 5rcrtcic.
2o,9hS Sic traucrnhcu Soirtcrblitbtnen. S
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Waraareta Sbimtnel

alis Wcdttcint. Srcis 9sornls. bic onaeblib
init einem cSarmer, Namens 2 uer, bier oers
bciratbct iein iou, iuirh eriu.bt. oor3n'predcn
nei QeopoIb Sueruer 2eiter her GusmdrtlgeH
2ltibeiliu1 Der Yrppiotut Sapin8c Sant q
TrIit So, Z. Lrs Zinc ctr. ii
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Ri, perfnnfenSdufer.

e2tmmer gridbaus. ciadI, loo SUB: pat.
f1erbous ,u,b 6 9.creS: IL GGeIalh iino
gpelib Gonies. 81. g, efcpenfrn. giennale,
SDtu. zS-f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company Sells
100000 Of Its Bonds

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
New York, March I3.-'Fhc board
of directors of the virsinin-Caro-
linn Chemical Company hus author
lied the sale of s3,0OO.O00 of Its 8 per
cent. bonds. now in the treasury. to
Btalr Is Co. and Hall, Gnrteu & Co.
ut satisfactory figure.
The sale of these bonds completes
tile issue OF the total authorized
amount of Sf5.0o0,tU0, of which Si.,-
100000 were Issued In 1900. Under
the terms of the issue of $4,000, 900
of the bonds the balance WINS not
available until November, 1911.
Inst summer tho cOInpitny required
inrEcr working cnpitnI, and Of
fcrch s2,O00,0O0 preferred stock Ia
the stockh0iticrs nj SII5, an the basis
OF Hbout four und Onc-thfrl uf their
stockhOldinSn.
Proceeds of tho s3.O0O,08O bonds
Will be applied to working cnpItnI.
no new construction or special en-
inrScmcnts bcins In View. Virginia.
Caroiinn, like NIL the rhc rnicuI fer
titHcr companies, requires 81 InrGc
working capital. ON May n, 1910.
TINT item "tuUd Mt approximately
S21 ,0u0,00O. but a ycnr Inter, owing
Ipcnts aud 81 bad cotton OIL wear, 81
wns only S10,O00,OOO. Added To the
A..OO0,oOO from the preferred ntOck.
the Issue OF S:5,O0D.OOO bonds win
hHrc Increased the working capital
approximately s5,OOO,OOO since the
comPnny'S Inst annual statement,
dated May ~. 1911. About 1900 900
OF the first mortgage bonds have
been retired under the sinking fund
provision, which cnIls for cnncciin-
lion AT the rate of 100000 per nn-
mum.
Although the Southern scuson for
fertilizer snlcs Ia somewhat Int this
yehr. OWING fO rnins nnu cold
weather, the Ntrginia-CnroIinn e1-
poets to ship tonunRe fully up
To that for last ycnr. The outlook
Tor the cotton Dil end or the com.
Pnn!s business In excellent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
HOUSE REFUSES
TO GRANT RIGHT.
No Pipe Line Will Be Laid
Across National Forest
Reservation.

Washington, March 13.-After
charges had been made that a pow .r-
ful lobby was at work to procure The
adoption of the bill, the House to-day
defeated, 9S to 81. a measure permit
ting the Hydro Electric Company. n
water-powsr corporation, to lay a pipe
line across part OF the National Forest
reservation in California. Those OPP
poSed to the bill declared 1t affected
tho laws governing the national domain
and would result In virtually nullify-
Ing them. rha water power trust"
i, was charged, was behind the lcgis-
lation.
Minority Leader Mann. representa-
tircs Lever Of South Carolina; James.
Of Kentucky; Lcnroot, OF Wisconsin,
and Cooper, Of Michigan. wera among
those who openly declared that they
had been victims OF tho work OF Il
lobby Representative Mann said
that he had been inundated by lett.ri
ana kilograms ana annoyed BIZ high
priced lawyers in an effort to Influence
him. Mr.. Lever displayed n telegram
from n firm in his State asking him TO
Withdraw his opposition TO tn. bill
the cost of the telegram. he said, was
$40
The people behind this bin" said
~ aiaNn, nave spent thousands upon
thousands of dollars In lobbying and
In trying to induce this House to break
down the law that keeps government
property In the keeping OF the govern.
ment Such actions as we have seen
ought to condemn the measure under
consideration"
Tho bin, which was introduced by
Representative RAker early In the
present Congress, had been fought bit.
tcrly.
Representative c. b. Smith. of New
York. contended that lobbyists were
as thick as blackberriee" and intro
duced a bill! TO compel every Counsel
or agent of corporations, firms or in
diviouals seeking congressional lcgis-
lation TO register with both houses OF
Congress on December or each year.
with heavy inc ana iInprison.ucnt as
penalty for failure to comply. His bill
would compel corporations and others
who employ lobbyists 10 file with the
senate and House two months after the
close OF each session of Congress a
detailed statement OF expenses OF their
respective Hobbies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
Totals
Richmond Lunch
Globe Clothing Co.
Al the jefferson

Tho following guests are registered a, ,so
imrEh Pa. y. II. Brown. Chicago: r
Monat' philadelphia y. il. Chatterton xow
n, Sth: r. H. Richardson and wife. Philndcl.
Island Mr.. and Mrs, J. e Blake IA sso.Hl
ss'iH; MI and Mrs. II. G. BInns. BrndforJ
IA; II. F. H. staub Jr,. phnadelphin. r.
~ -, -, 'N., saIt!noIc; DR. ana Mrs c. %.
m.SiSh Wes'held, y. y; Mr.. and Mr. /,
w hite, Warrenton. n. C.; w. H. Wnslpv
phii"dslphia Pc; ]. u. Williamson. Trenion'
90, a. y. Rulc Washington, D. e.: NJ
ana Mfs. Dwight y Jones, New York. Nrs
nnrIS Frost, New York: AIr. ana yrs
WalTen II. Manning. Boston: Mrs. W -
nHii ana dauEhtct Poughkceps!e. \, y.
MIS-, y. -. Wheat. Lyuchhurg Va Mr. ana
Mfs u. NJ Robbit, Vermont; AIR and Me-
y. M"%Son' New York; Edw. W Lee I,ynrh
I nutE' va. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hag,ic.
Ihihdoiphie; O. G., S!nithcr virginia. w G
Gooch. University os virginia 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
YEARS EARNINGS
WERE S14, 064,3O4
Continued from First pagc.)

decree, per cent. bonds to the amount
OIL S4S,iI3.S5O and per cent. bonds
10 inc amount OF $i6,lil,250. Further
more, the trust company has acquired
ior cancellation ana retirement In OK
chahsc for the preferred stock OF the
Two new companies per cent pre-
erred stock OF the American Tobacco
company, amounting TO S2+,3SS,S00
bonds Are Retired.
Reference is made to the fact thai
provision was made Ia the decree Tor
Tile retirement within three Years Of
ait me per cent. bonds, amounting
10 10 So2'SS2,6o0; all OF the 1 per cent
bonds tincluding the outstanding 4
Per cent. bonds of the Consolidated
tobacco Company, amounting to sal. :
3nf.LeO and S26.22s.70o. being about one
.hlru of the $7S.6S9,l1U 6 per cent
preferred stock OF the American To-
phcco Company.
although such retirement did not
begin until after January l last. II had
up to March | been accomplished, cM-
Stpt as to $i.40S,S00 per cent. bonds
s4,SS2.s5o per cent. bonds ana ST.,
S5p,9oo per cent preferred stock The
Stockholders are reminded that this
80 mango of securities has taken place
since January ]. while the statement
OF assets and liabilities given in the
report shows tile condition OF the COM
pany as OF December 81.
The balance sheet as Of December al
III. shows cash on hand of S32,S65,-
~ the annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the company held In Jcr-
sey CITY Il motion was adopted rcduc-
ing the board OF directors from TWEEN
ty-eiSht to fifteen. The following board
was chosen: Geo. Arents. Anthony N
Bfady, John G. EnSlehardt. Patrick j.
lianion, Percival :. nm. Geo. w IIiil,
thas. 5. kccnc. Walter II. O'Brien. NJ
g Patterson. Morton w. Reed. Chas
NJ Strotz Thos. j. Walker, Josiah y,
Wilcox, f. s. Edwards and Thos. b.
Yullc.
motion 20 divide onc-tenth OF tho
profits in excess of those OF the year
1910 among tho president and vice
presidents OF the company IN II similar
manner to the profit sharing Dlnn
adopted recently by LiEEott & Myers
and P. Lorilinrd Company was also
passed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
PeTtG;i z2@1at Common
BY GUS MALBERT.
So much for organized baseball when
there Is demand for players

Amateur ball players OF Richmond
are ere hqppy over the approaching sea-
son. Every man is ready to put on
uhtorm. Three games, practice games,
are scheduled fer Saturday. 1t will he
the hrst of the spring practice. With
hve leagues already organized and
WITH AZ least two more now form
inS, the people Of Richmond will not
lack for amateur baseball this sum
Richmond's howlcrs will leave sun
gay over the Richmond, Frcdericks-
ourE and Potomac Railway for Pater-
son, ~ j., to take part in the tourna-
Hlcnt OF the National Bowling Asso-
cation. More than $4,000 arc offered
IN prizes. and the local men believe
tney VIII bring home much of the
money. Tomorrow night. at the New
port alleys, medals won In Tho Times
Dlspatch Elimination Bowling Tournu-
Iment VIII be awarded to the winners
me meeting will largely resolve 1t
self into one OF good wishes to the
mon who will take their places on
me foreign alleys in the hope of bring
IN, bowling prestige. to Richmond.
Inc Inc party leaving will contain about
thirty people. many of the bowicrs
takins their wives WITH them. Tho
party Will be in charge of Frank
Dliley. while President Williams Of
inc Richmond bowling Associations
VIII act as genera, advisory counsel
TO tho men. a spccial Pullman car
mas been engaged for the trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-14
NATIONALS EASY
FOR COLLEGIANS
University of Virginia Puts 1t
Over Washington Americans
by Score of S to 8.
Special to The acknowledgement

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
Charlottesville, Va. March 1S.--Eir-
sinia's baseball team ushcrcd in the
season auspiciously to-day by de-
American League by q score OF to 3.
1t was the first day in the open for
the professionals. however, while the
Collcgions had engaged In conside era bl @
outdoor practice.
Virginia put up a swell game In the
field and at bat. Not n scmblance OF
error was made and total of eeveu
tw!rlers sent in by Grifii,h-Cashlon
Allcn and Walker. F'itchett led with
tho stick. getting n double and single.
Minor Lille made a spectacular run
ming catch Of Schaefer's short fly in
tho third inning, catching the bali near
The foul line. This cievcr play was
even exccilcd in the ninth by Short
second base, scooped up Milan's fast
eroundcr and throw the fleet centre
fielder out at first.
II was Rixoy of course, who held
the Nationals down at bat. With the
scorc standing 8 TO at the end OF the
third inning, he was sent in to succeed
Goodhue, and thereafter the profess
SIGNALS had trouble iii locating the ball.
He famed FIVE and allowed but three
hits in the six innings he onciated.
IN the seventh ne hit the first BAH
pitched by pixie" Walker up against
the bank and right field but Germany
Schacfcr hold him at second
The Nationals scored in only ono
inning-thc third. Goodhuc passed.
Henry and Cashion singled to Loft field.
Both counted on Aiilan's hot liner to
deep centre Milan ,talied on
schaefer's sacrifice ny to Lille
Virginia tied the score in her half
az the Inning, when, with runners on
second and third. Captain Carter sent
both ross the plate With timely hit
10 right field The collcgians added
one in the fourth and another in the
sixth. IN the fourth Fitchctt nailed
the FIST ball pitched by Allen TO deep
LETT Held and stopped up at second. He
went TO third on n ilclder's choice ana
tailed on RiNcy's lnneld tap. Lille
scored the final run In the sixth The