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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-30

-69e, Re. 2 Aeniiates 10 - Tic, no. 3 bs.
SO ~ Zoe, Ns. 4 DO. 67--69c, ipeises aolben-
fern 73-75t. aslbes ss. 72--74e. semiihtes
DO. 72--74s Der DufbeI. gerfauff purben:
1 Gar 10. aemifdlt.s au 69He, / Gar bo.
~ zoe, Gar DO. 3 ipeibes iu 75e, 4 Gars
nod probe bc. tu 65e, 1000 Bu. 30. 4 asIs
bss nit @dsen su 69t, Gar aemtfdltes aoI.
bensorn, beinabe seIb AZ 73e auf bem Sci.
eAfer-- Narft In rutta unb fstia To.
weiber 3ee, Gtanbarb netser 35Iz -
36-37c, 20. 3 setset 35-351Se, 10. 4 nsiser
33-34e. 30. qemifdter 35-35I<e, no. 8 DO.
3f-34lzc, 10. 4 be. 30-33e Der BH. 8ertanit
wurotn: / Gar 30. aemiifter su 73e, /
Gar 30. 8 bO. su 83e, / Gar nod probt DO.
su 81 Nc, Gar bo. ~ 30I6c, / Gar no. 3
psib,r su 8491t, = ears bo ,u 35c, 2 Cars
aO. 4 bo. su 321st, 2 Cars DO. su 33c, Gar
nah grobe DO. an Bic auf oem @elsiie
Assssn. Wartt attia as. 2 74--76t.
btn: ear Haf grobe su 62c auf benz @el.
@t rife.--3o. 3 gainter 50--70t, ao. Q
Friihahrs rs soc, 30. 3 67--75c, 10. A
6O-67t 5utterserHe 40-S0t per su.
etrReumalI. Grabiasrsssrfs 81
--98t Der gu.
grsiei = b.r y.tr,ls..sr.if. nit s.ri..
Risenan sleihtn ta1s eJ D,ri1sl Jahrss:
Sept. 28. 1912. S,pt. %. 1911.
@si,en. gs. . rotbsr -. 1O5s 9sat
MetihforH, 10. a.mifht,s 7oc Tie
6aisr, 30. Q semifhtsr ueu.r 33Jf: 4s1as
foaseu 10. 2 usuer ...... 75c 98e
psu no. fimotha :. 1889 s2225
sShista
Der Nftrtt vtr f.til. S.r'ra' S1rsen
GAL rbs. TifinerB ainifb.s Wssss sni
Der 1aHs ben 81 .3i per 9aaoat.
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stitsas, %. september.

Metf. - Der Ysrtt IN f.tie. sSinter
yatents 81 30--4.50, Straisbts - 10--4.60,
6prina SO, 5troiebts $500
Alb Baters s3.70--4.00.
0eisen.-- Sar September s77ss 80 re,
am shlus 8S19e fir DECEMBER 8934 -
90lke, am S6Ius 90c; far glat 943s-
94At, am shIub 945se.
MeIf &tsrn.- Cir September 71A--
72e, am Sdlus 71kc; fur DECEMBER 5234
--58e, am ShIus 53c fir Wai 524 -
53e, am GdIus 52ssc.
&afer.- iSiir September 90 - 32sse.
am E6lus 323lr; fur December 314 -
321Se, am sdIus 31Tsc; fur Ytat 341s -
34Zc. am Shlus 3414c.
Mssse m.-No. 68--68l5c.
Gerf e. 8ut. suttersert. 47--53e,
quite bis dolce WaL,aerf. 60-73c.
ftmsth aameu. - 2eue $3.50
100 per geHtner.
Aletis samsn. - Sl3.0o--18.0) pr
gentner.
Resssrt : sl6.50-1s.65. Gar ses.
tcmbtr s16 % 1880, am sdIub $3.50;
fir Cttobsr $3.50 - 1877, am sdlus
316.35; fur 5anuar 18.15-18.221a, ant
sdIub $500.
sAmsIs. - slo.s5 per 100 Sfuns. 9ar
SeptelH0fE ~IV5HT - 1850, wv SV1ub
sl0.92i1; fur Cttob.r $l090---1O 95, am
Shlus $10.921a; fur December $40 65 -
1857 4, am sdIus s10.671z; fir 9anuar
sl0.47 h-10.5211, an Shlub $1o.5219.
6hsrt Aipps aftt n-esfe l0.621a
per 100 Yfuao. 6ir September $10.50 --
10.52l6, am S6lus $l0.521s; fur Sttober
s10.45 - 10.s7k. am ShIus $lO45; fur
9anuar 50. 721s-9.771l, am Shlus 1915.
Sutter. - Nartt IN zen. grssmsries
25-29c, Darn 231z-25lac per Tfuns.
eier. Wartt 1T ItstiJ. SrifSe a0K -
22Ht Der Dstess.
fS f.. ytarst III fstis. Cream l6A
lie per Yfanb.
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Iie S3ene iii elm adrtofieliel0,
oui benz gduerinuen Ino Wdg'
De arbetteu.
Sie iApiegen cine Ian9e Weil2,
oenn lie muBten Die aartuiieIn aur
einen Sauien it)iItten.
3aral!f re0eten lie bin uno tpieo2r
nur Elm paar 8orte mehr lrne i6pie'
zen aalB. als cine bon linen 8eluabr
Duroe. Dap bonn Gori her 8orgnas
Sine liber oas StoppeITeIo geIauien
fam.
Sic mar es tEotidtlid lno fam
i6on bon !pCitem ihreIeno atbemIo5
angcrannt.
r9lnna. fommt id)nea naa SauS,
ser aub lit mas"
.cSeius Waria, tuclhe oenn? =.
Gle 9untel Die 9unte! q.
ih tann talm atbmen ="
..Mein 0iott, id bab' MIDI gan5
feriabren ih oahtc, meiue", rlsT
elnna erleiftert
,GGcn crit bat NSitcf iie ctrgetrte'
ben, Der Segcr bat tie ans ocn Snlo
aeja1t. @an5 nerbieitert mar tic, lie
ut ia 10 Did beim aulitaa III
;ie alci6 lrnleiallcu, nift nal trim
fen piQ lie. freiicn mld) nitt, lie
ual,t iid bin lmb her lno brliQt i'm.
mer5u, oaB Bott Crbdrm J"
.Ss' .9ater nid]t oa2"
.NGb, @Qtcrhcu lit nod niflt 3ll'
riidacfommen. 8 ,Scilts, metn S>e'
ins. 70 cine alh, Die auf eiulnol gut
Elm Sitter RiIfl gcGcben hat. aonmt
cod man ifInea
sd iIieg iton :, III elnaHl
R.,.
Sic rib oas aino ora Gem 2einen.
tud), itiilpte ihm 6ie Guaitenuiise
iiber, ptdelte es in oic Sdurie an0
elite raid, tort. Sie mar 10 perit6rt
ourfl oieiegtndridlt, bab iie niht elm.
nal oen 9eioerpnnorof herliutersog,
oaran oofte tie gan3 mo COR niht,
uno itrc bis on nie ante bIcbcn Bel.
he idinuuerten pciB geaen ben ount-
lcn Gfer Sine Lief oorais.
Nus 9prnna5 oof ser ton orci
Ssiten nit Wirtbi6dftsge6duoen umz
iteat mar unS oen urn Der pierten cin
S6itnarten non DER 1orfitrobe trenls
tc, batte iich ihou piel Bolt augcinm.
melt; elm paar @eihcr herathidlag,
ten rnlb leitifilirten meaen ciner &c.
maltiaen rotbneiBen aub, Die duf eis
ucm @tiitbaufen por Dem aubltall
lag.
Gin alter. etrros lahmcr Suno nit
alafi1en SIunfen lumtreiitc bic Bun.
tc, berod, Tie uno tellte. Grnn jagtc
er Die ain0er. Ole ncuaieri1 am 3aun
hinacn BON Ger Gtninhrt 5niid)en Die
>5e6en 3uriid lrnb reriudlte iif on ei.
ne Sau heranSunirifen, Die iih an
Die @dao oe5 s2obnGoiIleS lang aus
aeItrcdt binacleat bate unh leiie
itobnte, benu bic iun9en, lueiBen Ger.
tel icgen on ihr.
8crcoe itiirste gfnna othemlos her.
on, mari lid ouf Die anb lno ting
al, ihren anpf ilno ibr Y;aul 81
itreiteln.
,gunte, orme @iultc!" rief lie
neinerlih lnb brad, i'll elm Shluh-
5en unb Webflagen aus.
Die ,sraucn aber berothihloteen
INNER tpieoer iiber nelie GettuugS.
ucriud,e iiir Die Granfe; einmal gob
man ibr Salslalge in cen 8aiS,
Damn geifmol3enes Wod3s bon elmer
aelpeihten aer5e in Milh serlaiient
cine rietb Wnlfen nit griiner 5eiie
cine anhere fdrie, oob mon lie sul
aber laiien ioIlte, bch Der Sub pon
te nihts belfen. iie itrefte iih imnte,
Ianger, bob ,lur bon 3eit q, 3eit Der
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aen On eau narst iu 8 - 6AS ans
esIieben unS itiot 80 ST.
Srima fAaftspaptsrs saretn gu 51s-oS
biatsntirt.
St.rItnc arhanse fdpah. Giht in
s4. s5tk uns 90 fass eemmsrstal Bus ~
tt.slas-48lh.
Suness. CbTiadtisn.u narsn Hs'
tse uus rarntH pis folat ouottrt;
Ser. ciantsn aefuHsina 3 lOl : iOla,
~ reaiarirts tiee5, Ii3s4-il4H, ssussns
1l3s4-ll44, ss rtaihrirts iOzh - io5.
Gsxpsns i02ta - l03, panama Ses'fsrss
~ l0l-l01R.
aftten Der Warh mar heuts
Iebbaft unb bic prsiis nart. u. e. Sttel
srrsitien bfn h6shasn preis oss 3ahrts ano
bic ShIusnottruuaeu hanesn I'm aassnst'
nsn ubtr eentn bon aeF.rn.
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Metau Marff.


R.Sssrt, %. September.
sinu 1T ru6ia su $50. ISL. .25; Susfer
ii ieit: cate 17.6213-17.871ar, eIeetbrolstie
s17.621a - l7.87@c, eating su sl725-
1877. SId rubia gu s5.25. Spelter bes9I.
iu s7.s0-7.75. eii.n unoerdnoert. Jtc.
ssunsrs Rortb.ru su s17.00-l7.50, 9o. Q
be. su sl6.50--I700, no, Soutbern urs
as.l SsutberH loft su $l7.75-IS.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-30

a.. .A,os, Gle boben geitern eincn
geriisbnrhaang erlebt?@
g.. IA, Dem 2ipferl feline fhous
ssrau HI bur&oeoongenl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-30
Gkttaas. 2e. SEPTEMBER 1919

Hiusst.s.-S. S.esss 81. .65-1l 90, feras
eti.rs "a. .60-620 ntatihs stisrs $500
$50, StsS.rs ans St.s.rs 81 40 - 2. 80.
Rib. uHe SsiI.rs s2 So-785. AdIbsr s. 90
Ills. Wdrtt Hdu uno ihpah.
SAs.tus. - e.iAt. q. .25 - $50, s..
initiate s. 1855. fhn.rs So. 90 - $50,
raub. $500 - $40. strisL s5.25 - $40.
Tartt Ian une sc nisbriesr.
6hsf. aHs edmn. -stafe: Gin.
semif6. So. $3.50. srittiA. So. .5o-4. so.
sdkrlina. S4.50-5.5O, sammsr aiubsim,-
ID. S4.75 - $50, ssalit. 34.s5 - 735.
Tartt ft,tig.
5ufuhr. Miassis5 400, S6neta,
1000, Saaft uns 2ammer 2,0o1.
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9sOnt Welpnsartte.
sSttnnati. as. september, isia.

e,Sttnnati, 20. eeptembss, tsia.
Die 0a&fraas mad Da yIehtn sar isine
ruensnertbee, bod III 6elo intmsr rson ithr
bsnn bic Honns Der BanteH ftno Mat
arus. EarIeben .on eaas rurota bon
Hanfen IN So ausatlisbsn unb @efd ats.
piers su 81 pissontirt. Die Naflsr platir.
Yribat.aaEitai su 4,s-sf .OH eau"
nuf 3sif sn 81.
Aia AMI mss Dsss
tben NJ Vori apifhsn Eausen ssrfanft
gsaHtsrrats bstrd9t SOC pramis per
BOO.
tAiri snt ssssss.
idDad. Die foIseHben Gsst,runssn iiHS
bsriGten:
psnSsn, . fas. st6t. s4.ssH-4.sstk per
30 Rag. Sihi, $4.6eA A-4.S2lf per q
afis, taae siht, B 5.l5-5.l6h per brnnfs;
90 90 7ase Siht, 5i71z-520 9ranes per
90; fur DfutiaIanb 4 faat Stdt 4 Wart
Iak--9551t DO. 80 faee Siht, 4}Te.
Tofumentarn fias auf Soneon rureen ~
sit<, aai SIassow ~ 4.siH nab aHf ns!'
10 ~ 4.81 bsrfauft.
xssss. Cbiiesnsrss4
asis anD tstis. Die Santea aastirsH bic
blsf:
einfaui. psrtani.
Is Hsnbs, 1925 Coup. .ll3s4 li4H
q 0enss, 1878 .l02h t05
R4 DonbS, 1880. 0........m IoiH
~ Banama ..........Iol iViT
6tssssss ssuss iimtsss.
Der limiab i'm hisliaea gfearinahsafe bsiief
lid teats auf$3. 939 800. Tisllmidte Der eer.
|fipiensn @od,s btlieien iit auf sl24, 1877 $50
|aessn SEA, ,35s, 700 tn Der forrtiponSirenben
ssoAs Sss bOristn 5abrss.
isi.ed~Sssssx.
Ter Nortt In ecialieturiidt.n mar hsute
flau. Columbia Gas, nslte su Inidna Der
gsehs rsti lebhait marsu, puree gar utht
asbaneeIt unb fdllos ~ 18-i81. Gintin.
natl gas Il Electric Go. dttitn pareu stmas
fsfer unb ftfeqsn etipas. 3cltoe 1ailndps &
giebt 60. Mftssu fienen sbenialls ttpas. Fsi
Der Reoraaniiation bidtr geisufhaft ptr.
ben, 70 perlnutft ts. bic atstHDnrtia ausfr.
heneeu Nttien Der @sitlihaft Az 10 etnaf.
fauff nerben. Sfuis pnrbs nHr Elm Ssrfaui
on Der goris abpdhIoiitn Huo ;par purosn
10 nftieH Der 6. v. & G.. e. & z. com ~
el< ssrfauit. 5m eHsnen Marite iine bic
foIasuben Btr,duft ~ terihten:
5000 R,rfbcrn cbic Traction 5E.. +f0t
s4n0 sscnles MiHiua 60. BE.....,.. 100
$1,000 Gin. COS. Trans, Lgc 10. a.. se1
$1,000 linton piabl. Hsat & P0wcr AZ 'a5E
$1,000 Wolumsaa Sos & EIeriric 80. .1aI
- 900 Gin, 4 Il z. Gracsicn TJ.... ~I8L
20 Mftter GosEnbHs " < =. pref. a I2L
y s,:H alisH SSis1sss gsIa"sSs & & s% t% II II ss ssa
~ aliien Il. Z. eiibearGpb pref. III. 81
Nahhs6enss SdbeIIs bon TIM hisfeen Nsrtl
bsaubliAsn Sonbs uHb AstieR sisbt Die sff.
.isfIsu Hastirunssu an.
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I u.
rubia, nnb bic greifs Ftthsu um 10-15c I'm.
ter benen bon Der nori9en aSohe. etodtrs
unb Tesbers iinb ffetia.
4AKre Stisre brattsu s6.50--S.25, ertro
- fsaes ... CAf.n $2.50--S.T5,
sEsifherfi,rs A5o-7.75, aus.rltfen. bis
,rtra 1855. 90, 6eifers s3.50---s00, eus.
erlefene bis ertrd $600-6.75, fanen --------
Aise $2.00--4.75, auserlefene bis ertra $500
--565. Gamers Sc 0o--3.25, Stsders unb
ft,eers 81. .50-700, Stod. Settlers - 90
500. gtod.Sibe to.00-4.00.
guIlt Tie @ahfraqs mar elm.
aate, unb bic Ireii. ftsbeu stpas ub.r btueu
bonn bOriatn Samaaq.
gessere aas Isthte s350-4.25, SsIssna
s4.35 - 4s0. srtra $500, ietts sua.n
81. 75-5.25, atsbsrs s4.25-4.75.
NiIhthhs. - Tie 3ufuhr mar nur
ndsia ots 9adfras. ant unb bic prstie 'fttts
bic Hars.
ertra s7500, quite Sic nus.rltieu. 5000
1900. oroiudr, bis aifts SIS 00--45 90.
Rdlber. - Ter Wartt mar beuts fttig
III ben Br.ii,n Der 0orista @ote.
Crstadre snb srsse S4.50-10 90. fair Bis
sute t.;ats s.. .50-lo 90, ertra $l0.25--10 so.
fdlber in ben asmmtifious-p pduiern. ---
aancn 1915, prima bis aussrlefeue e--9ks,
! srbindre 5-8xe.
Shnein - Tle HahFraa. mar bout,
nur mdbia uHb bic grtiff narsH ihmah. Ter
auifalas bon etasrR sius mtiheus Gi,otr
| nerIortH.
ehpere 250 ginnb aufpdrts s8.40-s.65,
aate bis austrlefeae Berpa1unes. unb
fleifA.rfsrten 81 65-s.75, e.mitdte gersa.
sunesisrten s. 6o--8 10, orbiudre bis aus.
,rIeitue fhrer. i.tts Sdu. ss O0-7s s5, ertrs
s7.75-T.s5, staas s400-6 81. srtrn IS. .OC
ZOO, Tsiat. S.rianetiOrisn s735 - 3 40
Serfel BON 10 SD. uns p,utser 81 .00-7. .25
| 6aaFe Ssh eanasr. Ter Tart
mar hsuts hetia fur Shais. Pdmmsr itnuosr
um 15-25c iber benz pr.iis bonn rorigsr
Samhas.
ehaFt. ertrd $3.50, gate bis aus.
srleitue $500 -- $40. ersindr. bis sai,
ST. aI-275, Nutt.rihafe s3.50-4.25.
qdmmer. Grtra braAtsn 1928, gut
Sic auserIefeue s6.75-7. Is. ereinare BIZ
fair. $4.50--6.50 CUFFS s2.50-4.oo.
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@~--
Gin gauernbil0 bon 81. 2. II q
mont.
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Uiebntdrfte.

Einetnmatt. 70. September.
9ufubr unb 9erinnbt mabrenS Der perfoi.
fenen Boht, beraliden NIT ben oorberse6eas
BEN Q Woheu maren Dte foIat:
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HhRft. -HNFt WLld. Nu'WHlrltt VT
esaf s.45s, ssseevss 5.9', Gub.s 5.9Dt.
% Nv sa a. o. "a. ~ ,.ss,r ,rtrs e" & "a
--5.2oc. ertra - 5.0j-S.l5e, srsinir.c
sefb.r l.95-50oe
AsttI. s2--5oe, GeHtifralat ls-2st, per
1sHsHt.
seis- snartt li.rVit t.SirFt ut> T.i,
81, srsinartr sL-i1s. 3apaa 4k-5He
hsr Mimi
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2ie S3ene lit elm aartoiielfelO
ouf oem gduerinueu uuo Wtas
De arbeiteu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-30
MOUNTED OFFICER HURT
McDonogEh Thrown From Horse while
Chasing Fugitive.

Mounted Policeman W. Y Me-
Do.ough. o: the Fi-s; District. was
slightly hurt yesterday morning WHEN
he was tlrovn from his horse Will"
chasing A negro fugitive trough short
T Street With Mounted Policeman
loot NcDonouEh was attempting 20
catch a .iso-f-rIy person. wh" ran
when ~ saw III" officers Squirting
sss mount 20 greater speed NcDOnough
vas rsg.dIv coming wy w';a fhs negro.
~ser ire hos suIS-uIv stumbled and
fell TITO , ditch. throwing NcD"r"u=h
90 the c-G--G- 80 was sstatrhed about
The fac I'D Jog EInw'-.-. '. mar
age 20 U~p ito -. station. leading
as bore VII H had q r"'"iv. the At
-.ntiou q o Trf. ~.ra-v surgeon. NJ
Dnnou-h Eas ~. ;Ea sick list yestcr-
eay. but vii -err-- % dsst to-dsy. II
vas said
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-30
RUNAWAY BOY IS
TAkENbACK HOME
Father Comes for Young Turn
bull, Who Jumped From Third
Story Window.

Irwin Turnbull. the tweive-year-o old
runaway from Hampton who jumped
from a third-story window Saturday
afternoon at the detention home of
the Juvenile Protective Society. had
sufficiently recovered from his injur-
les yesterday TO be taken away by his
father, F. VI. Turnbull. Mr.. TurnbulI
came 10 Richmond yesterday morning.
after he had wired that everything
possible be done for his son. who was
under treatment az the City Hospital.
where he had been rushed when il
was thought he had been fatally hurt.
Examination by sergeons showed, how
ever. that aside from a few cuts and
bruises he was not injured He was
able 10 walk when his father called for
him in q taNicab TO go TO the Main
Street Station.
That young TUEnbull was not kill
I'd outright when he struck the ground
was considered marvellous. The youth
has several times run away from his
parents, but after this experience he
at home. He came 10 Richmond last
Thursday with Harvey Dougherty. ten
years old who was taken back home
Saturday by MS father TuTnbull IS
supposed TO have become alarmed
when he learned that his father was
coming for him. and attempted TO make
his escape by going through the win
dow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-30
CHAMBER MAY AID
VIRGINIA EXHIBIT
Idea of Participation in New
York Land Show Endorsed .
by Dabney.

President Darlington. Of the Cham.
Der OF Commerce. will probably call
a meeting OF the board OF directors
tomorrow for the purpose OF TAX
ing up the question OF q Virginia ex-
hibit at the American Land and lrri'
CATION Exposition. which takes place
In New York November 10 to Decem'
Der 2. The idea Of a Virginia exhibit
at the Northern land show was brought
to Richmond last week by T. N. La
Jord. field representative OF the ex-
position, who took the matter up with
Governor Mann.
Both Governor Mann and Commits
sioner Of Agriculture Koiner declared
themselves in favor OF the idea, ous
saw no way in which the state couio
help the project except BY the loan OF
a portion Of the exhibit In the state
museums No appropriation was az
the Governors disposal WHICH Hi'sh'
be devoted to this purpose.
II don't think the State OF VIZ
sinia could make a better Investment
than is offered by this EXPOSITION
safd business Manager Dabney. OF
the Chamber of Commerce. na'e
investigated the matter thoroushiS'
and am convinced that a compatat.Ns
" small sum invested in a Hsih.0
exhibit would bring large returns "a
the way of directing desirable ln,l"
.,,o, 70 the vacant lands which
abound In the most fertile sections .,
,hs state and await only the touch
q, labor to be turned into wealth.
A prominent real estate nsm o. ,an -,
c,,y dealing largely In farm iahus,
~. ors-ea 70 contribute $3.50 TOWARDS
,und which it is proposed to rais'
by public subscription for the .I pS,p1ss
S,S,,av viii require approximately ~.
COO Mr.. LaJo.d will return TO 'hs srs
rrssdav to be present at the Cha"
w. Of Commerce conference
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-30
WANT TWO MORE
GIANT ENGINES
Virginian Railway Gives Repeat
Order for Largest Size
Locomotives.

Two nor" OF tho big MALI; COM
pound engines which have been the
recent wonder az tn" -aiIway worIc
have been ordered rom the Richmond
branch o: tn" american Locomotive
'"raraEy hy ths Virginia Railway
They are To be similar - those erect
81 for :he vtssin.an last fell. which
AZ" saia 10 be JAc largest .nglacv IN
Us" oH any Eastern RAILWAY. They
have ben given thorough test IN
DR. servgrc conditions and have me,
every requirement. hauling trains
watch HEd"- similar CONDITIONS On
oth'r road require two engine
THs local plant ~ TOW bgsi!y mag
ID ~ -. Cos..rrsLr!on % tvsUFy -gva
Male .rEiu"a TO tie Norfolk ana
western J.aiIwsy IN witch lsr.vrry
vIU D.. mad. shortly SiEcc th.s order
was placed the Nor'oIk ana western
hes iuvi;.s BIDS for ;went- MikaGo en-.
Tiu"s. and Efforts are b.irs maze :,
Secure the cyrtTac; for the EIcAmoac
branch
SycraI othcr galIwag cornpsg.!s,
have recently asked for bldH or rev
! locomotives. and tho prospect, 8; s. re-.
! ported. - for q busy construction sea,
| sos.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-30
STATE URGED TO
RAISE ITS SHARE
District Chairmen of Wilson
Finance Committee Ready
to Begin Work.

Although the campaign IS wen O"
rapced virginia will make a Dig eh-
for, 70 raise substantial fuho -.
wilson and Marshall, and Win 'h@'
end in view the work will be prose-
cuted diligently in every consressionA'
district. Considering the fact that inc
Democratic nominee. whose eiection -
predicted on all sides, was porn IN
Virginia. the point is made that TINS
State should do its share and thefeoS
show tina. it is still on the map.
District chairmen OF the Virginia
finance committee for the Natloha'
D.nocra,Ic Committee have been ap-
po;u,ed and they will begin at once TO
devise some plan by which the money
can be brought in. The list follows:
First District-Senator Saxton Hon.
Newport News.
Second D:strict-walter H. Taylor
Norfolk.
Tnird Dis.rict-John Stewart Bryan
Richmond.
Fourth Districs-Dr- Auliffe Burke
Petersburg
FIfth Di.,rict-Eusene witners.
DanvilIe-
sixth Di-,rict--S. c. Manson. Lynch
burg.
seventh Distr.ct-Judge z. n. New
man. Woodstock
Eighth Dis,rict-Joseph E. willard,
Fairfax
Ninth p:s:ric.-Henry c. Stuart. Eik
Garden
Tenth Dis:rict-Harry St George
Tucker. Lexington.
Senator Edward Echols. Of stanton
IL an ex-ofic.o member OF the commit
tee from the Tenth District
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-30
HOTEL MEN HEAR
ALL WILSON TALK
Travelling Folk Who Have Been
in Many States Say Demo-
Gratis Have Cinch.

The man who stands behind the
hotel desk cannot escape the flood OF
Wilson and Taft and Roosevelt talk
hurled at him by guests in front. but
now there Is not much Taft or Roose-
welt talk TO be hurled. 1t 10 all Will
SON. James N. Booker. clerk at the
Jefferson. stack to the ship not SO
long ago when it looked as II his party
was bound for the rocks. and naturally
he Is one proud Democrat Four years
ago he figured that the only way they
could beat Bryan was by knocking
him in the head with an axe before
the people began to vote. but when
he recovered from the shock he went
about his work ana predicted that 1t
would be different this year.
From what hear from business
people and travelling men and all sorts
OF people who stop here said Mg.
Booker last night. 1T seems to be a
Wilson cinch. A Republican from Yer
mont announced in the lobby the other
night that every Republican in his
shop would vote the Democratic ticket.
and he added the rather comforting
information that President Taft would
be a bad second. and Roosevelt a Grip
pied third. II is really astonishing to
ind the volume OF Wilson talk that
one hears around this hotel Travelling
men who make the big cities and who
go into scores OF States naturally get
the drift Of public sentiment. They
are keen observers. and they are all
OF one mind this year. Now and then
We find Roosevelt shouter. who
shouts Justify when an audience moves
up near the desk. but when IL fades
away he smiles and says there is no
chance. Ask the Roosevelt man who
VIII win and he'll say Wilson We
don't invite this political talk. /, comes
at US from all sides and we've got TO
listen. but Its mighty fnc to note the
Wilson drift"