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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-06
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Stock Market

New York, June 5.-Stocfs manifest
ed further tendency to harden to-day.
particularly in the anthracite and cop
per divisions. Dealings, palpably OF
professional origin. were in larger VOL
ume than on the previous day. and as
the session advanced they compre-
hended various standard issues, with
usual erratic movement in the apecial-
ties. Despite the early dulness, the
market was fairly broad in the sense
that more than the usual number OF
securities were quoted. The closing
was strong, with large percentage
of substantial gains
Aside from another large issue Of
April railway reports and highly OPP
timistic interview by an acknowledged
market leader, the day WAS devoid of
news. As for the railway returns they
were not altogether calculated TO in
spire confidence. The greater firm
ness of the industrial stocks and metal
issues was directly traceable to tho
encouragement OF reviews issued by
the trade authorities together with in
tnations that another and more gen
oral rise in prices OF finished steel and
iron may soon be announced.
Increasing ease was the feature OF
the local money market. Sixty day
loans were nomiually quoted at per
cent. unchanged from yesterday. but
sone loans We're made at Pa per cent
which IS virtually the call loan rate.
Bonds were steady on a good dis
triuution of issues. Total sales. par
value. amounted to S2o41OO United
states government bonds were un-
changed on call.
New York. June 5.-Prime mcrcan-
tile paper. az to 4 per cent. Sterling
exchange steady, s4S+50 for sixty-day
bills. s4.S7l5 for demand. Commercial
bills. s4.S3&4. Money on eall steady.
., as per cent; ruling rate, 27s. Time
loans easy; sixty days, per cent, six
months. So 93% per cent
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Steamer Pocahon;as. Graves. Nor.alk and
james River landinrs, merchandise and mas
sehgers, Virginia Navigation C'ompnnv
steamer Auroia, Furman. Petersburg and
james River landin-s merchaadls. ana mn 9
sensers. Furman Line "" pas
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

ihEA!-tt +-Aa.RiER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond
y B.-Fo.4uw!nB schedule hgurcE publI.h-
cd as Information and not guaranteed:
For tho South-Da!ly: $40 a. IL Local
lo;is Il. 81. Express. zoo p. " B1pross
Win electric lighted Sleeping Car for Al.
lania and Birmingham. lI:i5 p. II Expre.,.
Week Days: $500 p 81. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
$3.50 p. MISUNDERSTANDING for p,,,
more Non. Wed. and Friday. 600 A. Mex.
sun. and 2:i5 +. M.-Mon., Wed ara FL
day-Local
Train. Arrive Richmond.
From tho South: $50 ~ IL, $40 A. NJ
200 l.. NJ. SOS Il. VI. daily; 1895 Ell Bun
From West Point: $50 ~ VI. daily lbs A
NJ. Non. Wed. and Fri. AIS p IL E1 sun.
8. L. BURGESS, d. p A.
5T Main ST. Phone Madison 2-7
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MISCELLANEOUS MAnKnrs.


New York. June .. TSo cot,on roo5. 49,,
mary markets arc quiet. Jobhers rcpor, n
ar house trade from buvers In the metro
no-iian district Yarns rule q,Aot Mems
wear Tor spring staples, IS being ordered
Hosiery and knit goods for sprinr arc No..
ing offered
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lan is. 1La5; mtddi!ng gulf. ITO Sales &c
bales

Cotton. quiet; middiins, uR; gross re-
ceipts AZ bales: sales, 65 bales; stock, 1850
bales export Coastwise l.+3d bales.
Toto! to-day ut ali ports-Net receipts,
ISL bales; export to Great Britain, COO
bales; TO the Continent. 1870 bales; to
japan, IA bales: stock ALTO bales
Consolidated at all Pnrts--Net receipts.
5l62 bales; export to Great Britain. s755
bales TO France. i.9Sa bales; 10 the Cont
nent, 1875 bales, TO Japan. 81 bales.
Total since September / at all ports-Net
receipts. llGT.S53 bales; export to Great
Britain, +,":2SS6 bales: to Franco. l.i5oo9
bales; to the Continent. i.?S3,l35 bales TO
Japan. $3.50 bales, to Mexico S.763 bales.
New Orleans. La June 5.-Tho cotton
market was inactive to-day. prices moving
within narrow range and closing ans
POINTS below yesterdays final figures. spot
cotton closed quiet and steady. unchnngcd:
middling. lis&c: sales on the spot $ bales
ana 90 10 arrive Futures closed quicr. jan
unry' II 81 March ii.5i Junc. il7o nominal:
July. llT2: August. li.5i; September. ilii:
October. l.5; December, 1l.SS
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Richmond & Petersburg Eleclrlc Railway

Cars leaVe ManchestrE seventh ana perry
Streets. Tor petersuurs.
-. !. ). -. ". y. IL ~ NJ l. ? "a
40 ~. . I. 5. -. 10 i. II.
1850 T. RI. 70. Ches;er. 1880 rn,tn,eht for
Petersburg.
Cars !ea.e Petersburg, foot OF Sycamore.
street, Ior NnuehosteE:
ts35. se5. "iI.. 'I:25, s:ss. e:as. 1888. ii.a
'7.s; sa-. 9:a5. 1859 I;io p. Il.
Italy. excep; sundays ard holidays
Carries baggage and express
"L!mi;ed. except sundays and holiday.
All from Petersburg connect w!ta
cars :or Richmond.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL- LINE TO NORFOLK
schedule In Effect Siay - To-.
Leave BYRD street station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: bs..o \. 81, 900 A. A. a. .,
l.. Nj. 'ii1 2. ~ bis p. N
FOX LYNCHBuRG AND TIE WEST: 81;
\ N, 'iV.o5 n NJ. az % Z 81, $3.50 p n
Arrive Richmond from norfolk. at!,.t 4,
N bits \. NJ. '5.35 =. Ii. b!0:2s l.. NJ
'li:ag Z. ~ From the West: 80 A NJ
a-:S9 =. NJ. Sl!f9 T. NJ. 's:cs z. NJ 800 y
". ''' =
DAILY. aDany ex- sunday. bsunday only.
W. -. bEN!L!-. c. Ii BOsLEY
q A. y. Roanoke. D. y. =. Richmond
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ACCOMMODATION TRAlNs-wEsXoAYs
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

e;IO Acknowledgements Ex Sun
Thurmond.
TOO A.-ENpiess- Daiiy-Norfoik. Old Point.
1890 A.-Locai-Daiiy-ichb Lex C. Forge
'l-:eo acknowledgements DalIy-Sorfok Old PIT
-'io F-ENpress-Da!!y. Gin, L'ville.
tf.o0 Fcts-Daiy-Norfolk. ~ Sews
b'eS f.-LoeaI-Daily-N. News. Old Point.
10 P.-Loca!--t.S. Sun.--Gor louisville.
1'-' P.-Locai-ES Son.-Lchbg, Natural
Bridge. Clifton Forge
't:io P-i.imited- Daily--Cincin'ti. Chicago
'li:uo P.--Gxpress-Daiiy- Cincinnati L.yiiie
'sieeprra. tParlor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE KICHMOSp-Loes, ,,oro
East; $40 y. NJ. 7:i9 L. 81 Through from
East: y 80 A. II. 2:o5 +. NJ. $50 p. NJ Local
from West: $40 a. VI. .i355 A. NJ md
80 p. NJ. Through: $50 A. n. u liz
VI. ana $50 p. ~
James River Line: ..s:s5 A. ~. $40 p n.
''Dai!y except Sundes.
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Fredericksburg. Va. June 5.-R. II.
Wax eman and Miss Annie May Pates.
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. NJ G Pates.
both OF Spotsylvania county. came
mere to-day and left by rail for Wash
inSton, where they were married this
afternoon. They were accompanied
by the father OF the bride They Will
20 on Northern trip. after which
they VIII reside In Spotsylvania
county.
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'yTTN 7o'K' June 5.-I3etves-Recelnts 2.iI,
10 steers SLOW and leQ i5c lower: bulls
q .t.' COWS steady Steers. ss4&25: bulls san
80 cows S2.75l go. CalvGs-i,eceInis IL
mead Noals. $5.5oG 700. culls ss.5g,aT m
Ie,,sr','!!Ks $500 6o' sheer ana Lambs
- ''ip's >'-A head. Sheer and ycarl!nrs
&C. lower. good lambs stead. Others -,
@seeP ewes, 53Ri5o culls. s1.55a:s min.
e go shsep and wethers, $i-5Q5.:5; ,amhs
80 .p.e9' yearlinSs s5.5V-.-- ill., r.
CENTS 6l35 head Mar}5o- s.o,d, sc" g
500 piss $;25 7r5 CT $50 !"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. JUNE :. is!2.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk, mer-
chandIse ana passengers. old Dominion Line
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise aud pas
Tcngers. Furman Zine.
SAILED.
steamer Berkeley. shelly. Norfolk. ner-
chanGlse aud passengers. old Dominion Line.
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RICHMOND GRAIN A1.RKrr

contract ,S,n,: slice. Corn-ouiet at TIC Oats
rlrm; NO. , white, 59,s q coo. Rye-ouie.
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Old DOMINION LINE.

Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash ST. daily 100 +. NJ,
Leave Newport News.................5:Oo =. NJ.
fA's1Nt ->oI1'i'h+ w a.
Norfolk for New York daily, except SUNDAY
200 y. VI. Connections also made by ~ a
w Ky. p. ii. and g. o. Ry. at p Nj
Night line steamers stop ut Claremont To
land or receive passengers on signal, and
w.!i be- met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. tf,l1ectIv.
March il).-Jamcs River by daylight for
Norfoll. and Old Point. Newport News and
all James River landings. Steamer leaves
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at $50 A.
u. Freight received for uli james River
landings. Phone Madison 176.
Main Ticket oGee. s.! E. Main street.
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RICHMOND NAY MAnkrr,



LOAD your cars so that hay at doors ron
fezents contents and thus avoid reflections
ms market grades hay in ACCORDANCE
c wt,n tine rules OF the National Hay Asso-
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY

schedule o: Electric Tralns. enect.re May
%, ~ Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
streets GO y. 81. '7.!o A NJ. bs:i0 A.
NJ $40 A NJ "lc;lo y. 81. I:io y NJ. $40
I. n. go L. II, $40 y. II. bi;iO L. 81 $50
+. ~. $50 i. ri. T.ig T. N. $40 T. N
ioslo NJ Il Is =. II. Leave Ashland. Eng
land aad Mapie streets; '5.5d \ " b 100
81. 90 \. NJ. 30 A. NJ. io:oj a. II .-lI %
4 NJ, 'i-.tv NJ -: o. j. ii. a.a1 T.. NJ %
Z. ". so r. NJ, b5:o =. ". too y. NJ. Ia
p. 81, % II. NJ, a.:c0 p. VI. 400 r. ~
'Da!ly except sunday "SI1cay only
bCars!es baggage.
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Richmond Va. June +. 1912
Following aye The quotations OF M iS1ch
mo"d Tobacco Exchange:
brown SHIPPING,
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

Furnished by Levy Commission Co. Com.
mission Merchants Richmond. VaD
Richmond, Va, June O. 1912
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chicago. H. June 5.-Ca;tle-Reee!p,, H.
W mead Marke; steady to iAc lower.
aeeNes, S5."anS5: Texas steers. ;525aSC5;
"es'..n Steers '+OV so. stockers and iced
~ Sf-.s S.ooi cows ana hei;crs. :e.s5TSCi:
Soaayes' 'o,SYIsal". Hoss-HeceIp,s 20. 90 head,
-NhFRet l9c lower. but steady a, de-
Sl!nr. Light. sos I7.5o mixed. S7.csa7.;5.
AtaNF. $DG5 q i.5I: rough. 81 o. l7a5: mis-
80 Doe' hulk OF sales. E7s5F 100 sbtct-'
receipts 2oo'" head. Market SLOW ana
,-.Eeiy .9c lower Native. $32oq5.5o. wcst-
90, @S.5C' EenT!inSs. s. 25a7.to lambs.
ii.'Ee' 80" $3.50; western, S5.el0Ss5: sprint,
9 49, year!!ncs. Si50g65o. wsfh-
trs' ~" 1375; ewes. S4l,55c: stocker. 90
efs' SN+5o. Texas $3gs.5o 1'H
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
BY Richard w. Maury.

bY RIcNh.U W. M1urN,
Stock and Bond Broker 1913 E. Main Street
Richmond. Va. June s. 1875.
STATE SECURITIES Bid Asked.
Virginia IS. Old. c. and r.. 1882. S55. -.
Va. Centuries, rs, c. and r., 1901. S5& Sc
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\yakc,nnn-p,tc.

churches in South Carolina and
Kentucky.
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CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIE STOCK MARKET
(Salts at Union stock Yards1

R!eamond. Va. Junc {. 1912.
report OF tho live stock market for IN,
week ending June 5. 1912:
e,l pest steers ~ a 79tc.. medium 20 good.
S,.9 &c. common TO fair. 5RG6i,c.; best
n rel.rrs, 0ss@7e.; medium good. t a orc.
c"hi'"on 10 'air. 40 a jAc.. best cows. 54
...C medium TO good, 595I6o: common 10
.a!s; sGie.; best oxen, s'sG &c; medium 10
800 80 e@ec; common 10 tair iuSe.. bulls,
~ &c. Fresh cows. $500 90 90 er head
Best calves. dc: fair 10 sood 6l17s iici,.
sSee. best hogs. &C.. few extra nj lie:
s snoats' e'4n s4.c; pigs. 6a6,.o.. sows and
stass' % H3..c.' best sheep. 5T5i2c: fair TO
800. ~ Goe; common. ~. gao. hest wool
'anos' o. osac.: fair to good. ~ rEEe'.
spF!ns lambs. 1850. %
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Richmond. Va. June .. 1872
HOLESAl-H QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE.
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Quotations FOR interest paying bonds are
at price 10 wh!cn interest must be ADDED
Income bonds and certificates Of indebted
llesa ave ilat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

iist Elm boies cling auf ser Greppe,
.oas bat grasgriine Mueen!" Ole
M11tter ging FIN. !lno mas lpar's?
IS mar Sic @m1sfabe. Gle la6
BORT uao lalterte o1rf cine Maus.
@ie6er einnral ging 6rib nit lei=
TIER Mh1tter abenoS bei Mpn0enidein
iiber Sen Sof. Ga pl0blid mflam=
merte er feline Mtllttcr nit beioen s(r=
men m1o idrie aus pol1em Salie:
~Ml1tter! @utter! Md, MIDI gra-
lelt!" u@as bait on 6e1n idon mie=
Berg" iagte sic M11tter. ~Md", lagte
Srib gan5 angitlid, ~iiebit gu nidt
Sen Iangen, idwar5en Mann, Ser
imu1er binter mir berfommt?" 9ie
Mlltter iab ii9 l1l1t. l1n0 mas mar's?
- GS mar Sriten's 5dotten.
9a 6as m1oere &ir1oer CT l1bren,
sob iid 6rit 10 fiirdte un6 oaB er
bei ie6er &leinigfeit idrie: ~gs grll=
felt midb!" ladten iie i'm aus ua0
narnten i'm Ben @rtielfrite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11
~sndor scnrolon
MACH FlETcnER's
CAS- TIC
TamtIienfreiS.
Gt'uas iiber Sen Tamilicnl tanb.

SSn Sem gerbdltniB oes gr6enbiir-
gers CUR Samilie mub man bier
Mogli6feiten ing Muge faiien. Ser
Meni6 fam ram1id fem: le0ig, per=
ebeltdt pertpittmet o0er geidie0en.
9ie ~@ei9ieoenen" tponen mir BEL
1ette laien. @ritens bil0en Sic, me-
mgitenS BEL mns &atboIifen - trob
aQer mooernen nniitten - nod feline
groBe Maiie, un0 5tpeitens gefaCen
tie nns ni&t, ga mir an ser oIten hei=
ltgen Sormel I'M erer FL. Stride felt=
balten: Big gu6 Ser Sos l6eioet. Die
1em ma6tigen Sdieosberrn ion Ser
Meni@ nidt ins @on0merf pfuiden
monen.
Nllo ga baben mir 5rei qroBe
gtan6e:
1. ser 1eoige @tan6: Mngeboren!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11
Ell b1flid!

IS mar ei1nrol elm &nobe, ser bieb
Saul. Gen Saul ober botte nieu1ano
germ. 8ic fam es? Mlt1, bos milf
i6 cld gleid er5d6len.
Saul mar gar nibt b0flid. Meru1
er 5ll ieman6em geldift mur0e, 10
nabm er feline Miibe nid)t ob, penl1 ct
idon cine 8eit[altg int 3imner itan0.
@enn ct ~@uten Sag" iagte, peritono
0as fem Menid). 1enn er brummte
Sen @rltb in SEN @art .binei11, 10 6ob
es flang, ais me1m ein irnger @ar
brumme. 8efam ct etpas geidenft,
10 griff ct baitig 51 l1r6 iagte nidt::
uS6 6anfe." Sab er einen 8efannten
arf ser @traBe, 10 iab er ibm mobl
grob un6 Brett ms @eiidt binein,
ober ct griibte nidt. @enn er ieinem
2ebrer begegnete, bdtte CT 6o6 feline
Miite biibid or6entlid obnebmen io1=
len. Mber nein. Ct griff Elm tpenig
an Sic 81en0e nn0 idob lie elm Stiid=
den in Sic @obe, als Of er innge
.Sperlinge 6ara111ter batte, Sic nidt
fortfliegen io1ltert. spra6 er nit je=
mon6em, 10 ifedte er Sic &dn6e in
Die Soientoiden nn6 iob init ieinen
Mugen tper meiB lpobn1. @iinidte er
ii6 ettpos, 10 ipra6 er gang grob fer
aus: ~9as min i6 boben." ga, er
iagte iogar einmal gu ieiner Mutter:
vM11tter, gu m1Bt mir eine Srom=
mel fanfen." - Sci Siide itopfte ct
Sic Baden bon, mie ein @amiter. Ct
fonnte ME ge11ltg befommen. 8enn
er faute, idmabte er 10 laut nit SEM
Mnnoe, 6ab eS flang, als penn Elm
&bier fridge, 6as id nt6t geraoe nett
mem min. Sour 10 bel mill ih euG
iagen, SAP sic @urit bon 6ieIem
Sbier fommt.
ga mar es nun gang natiirIi6, 6ab
Der Soul nirgen6s germ geieben tp1r=
oe. Seine Mq1tter, sic Trau 3opf,
m1Bte ii@ oft iiber ibn argern. l1n6
Die Srau Stiib iagte: sd miir6e sic
6rau 8opf germ einmal GIT mir 5u
&affee Bitten, aber iie bringt ibren
unge5ogenen Soul nit, un6 ga muB
i] midi argern." l1n6 @err Seid)~
mann iogte gu ieinem @ouar6: Sob
Dm 9i6 nt9t nit 6em groben Saul
abgtbit" nn6 ser 2ebrer iogte zines
Cages 5u Sem Saul: u@enn gu ridt
boflider mirit, mir5 aus Sir einmoI
elm Serr @robian. l1n6 ioIde 2er,te
fommen ni9t melt in ser @eIt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11
@rmielfrite.

Srib inar elm fleiner, ndrriihe1
&erl. St glarbte Mnes, mas ibm er.
5ablt mltroe, nn6 6adte, es tp6re gI=
leg 10 geideben. @inmaI er5abIte i'm
ote @robml1tter etn Mar@en, mie Elm
Miqer erit in einen @lel un0 Damn
in einen 5roi6 bertpar6eIt mur6e. 90
6adte Srib audJ, 6ns uare .glIes utrf=
1i@ gei6eben.
geun batte linn au9 einmaI cine
Mag0 er5abIt, es gdbe @eipeniter.
Srib glaubte oies ol1h un6 fiirdtete
ii6 11ett, aben6s einen 5dritt inn 1in=
tern 5u geben. @enn ct aus Ser
Slide o6er aus ser @omner ettpas
bo1em ionte, iagte er onemo1 s1 iei-
ner S@tpeiter: ~Gbriitel, geb' NIT,
midi gruielt." (S@ firdte mi6.)
@ines @ben0s ml1Bte er fir Sic
Mutter in SEN &11bitam qeben, lint
cine &anobou Strob gu boIen. Mber
ioglei6 fam er mie6er un6 1drie:
vWeutter Mutter! @id gruieIt! g
tit Elm @eift int &l1bitone!" Gie M3a1t-
ter 1adte, nabm ibm BEL ser >6ono
uno ging ielbit NIT in Sen @ubitol.
Hn6 mas >par's? - Sc mar eine
grare @taui@ur5e, ouf sic ser mo15
i9ien.
Gin on6ermn1 tam Srib gor8
atbemlos geiprunget uno idrie:
rMutter! Me11tter! mid grl1ielt! gs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

5rau 81. 81. Saber bon Gri6er,
Mo., litt an franfen &opfpeb etmo
flint Sabre lang, oIs iie begann,
@bomberlain's Toblette git nebmen.
sic bat 5pei 6lai6en oappn get1om=
men, nno 0iefe babea1 iie gebeilt.
&ronfes &opfneb miro peruriadt,
our@ Sen Magen, Ser ii6 nitt in Orb
1tung befinoet, mofiir oiele. Eablette
b%elon0ers intenoirt iino. @erludt iie,
ineroet geiuno un6 bIeibt geiuno. Ser
fauft bon o1en &an6Iern.
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&imoercde.
@as brinst bas nc,te Sabr?

1os nelle SSabr fat 16on begon=
lrelt, aber cs lit nod lang genllg, l11
Cit @ort oariiber gu iagen. IS tit
gefommer mie Sonct gticola,S nit
einent groben Sad, in oenn a%llerlei
Sad)en ii6 befin0e1. Ser Gad lit
5ugeb1noen nno oas nelle Sobr labt
nienrano b%ineinidal1e11. IS laagt
beoGdtig nit ser @ano binein mno
tbeiIt feline @aben aus, ie0en Sag ein
penig. 8oute 6os 11el1e SSabr uns
ouf etnmal nit MQem iiberi6iitten,
mas es inns gu brilrgen fat, 10 miiroen
mir sic 2ait nidt tragen f6in1en. gs
mdre al1d) nidt gut, >pel1n e5 ieine11
saf offnen 1l1,o inns bineiuiduuen
laiien miiroe, 10 boB mir int porous
miibten> mas int 2ol1fe 0eS Sobres
folnrrt. MonGer1 miir0e Scr Ml1tb
~peugc6el1. 60 miilien mir inns Oenn
fein ge0l10eu, es fpn1nt 9(lles SIT lei=
ner 3eit.
lln0 6od fon1t ib Gl1d) ollerlei
ne1r1en, mas on5 11elle Sabr gltG6
iider briaget mir6.
Sum eriten bri11gt es gltd 3eit
- freilidl, tpie piel, 0as farm ib nidt
iogen. gS fam ein gan5eS Sabr
iein, es fann oud meniger iein; oenn
es meroen biele Meniden in bieiem
Sabre 1terbe11, u1o fei11er fann iuger,
0aB er nidt %6arrnter ietn miro. Mlio
3eit bringt 6os Sabr. SIR 0enft, 6as
lei nidt piel; 3eit bdttet STR 10 idon
genltg un6 mitu1ter 5ubiel. 9as lit
elm Srrtbum, 1iebe &tn0er! 3eit lit
Elm %foitbarer Mrtifel un6 man fat ME
5ubiel, penn man ite redt 5u idGten
un5 5u gebrauden lpeiB. 9arauf
fommt es an. Sc lit cine gang 1merf=
piir0ige 9ade nit ser 3eit: man
fann NIes 6oral1s maden, mas man
min. @enn man tie neridmen6et, 10
gebt tie perloren mie Na1d), ser in
Ser 9lft berfliegt, inns nibts bleibt
iibrig. @enn mani fie gut anmenoet
un0 eifrig gum @ltten benuBt, 6ann
tragt Tie reide 6rii6te, sic emig oalt=
ern. ga, Damn fann man nit menig
Ml1genbliden Sen &immel erfaufen.
gringt man iie nit b0ien @erfen gu,
Damn miro iie gu elmer furdtbaren
2ait, sic Sen Meniden nieoer6riift.
ga fann ein Mugenblid uns in sic
Sole bringen. @os madft On nit
Detner 3eit? 8e6enfe mobl, es fommt
cine 3eit, mo- gu feline 3eit mebr
bait, 6arum benube fie gut.
8meitens bringt 6as neue sssabr
1ns @na6e. Cont niitte uns sic
3eit gar ni6ts, menigitens ni&t fir
Ste @tpigfeit. Sir 6ieie s 2eben nit
Ieinen @ei&aften m0gen 11niere no.
tiirliden &rafte ol1sreiden, ober fir
unier emigeS, iibernatiirIibes 8iel
lino .fie 5n idpad. Sbne @ottes
Silfel Sic mir @no6e re1111en, f0jnner1
mir 6as e{pige 3tel nidt einmn1 ieben.
no6 bieG tpeniger es errei6en. St.
1eudten mub uns sic @na6e un6 itadr=
fen in unierer 9dpadbeit. Mnfan=
gen maB iie 6os @erf 6es &eiles un6
mu B unS CUR Seite iteben, Biz es pon=
en5et lit. 9os re11e Sabr bringt uns
@noSe, eS bringt uns gepiB 10 bieI,
alS mir notbig baben, bielIeibt nod
@ar nidt 6as alte s5obr nit
@naoen angefuut? @enn Du trob=
Dem ni4t re6t oorangefommen biit,
10 mar oas Seine sduI6, 6enn mir
tpitmirfen nit ser @no6e.
Wirfe befier nit int 11euen Sabre, So
Sin sic @na6e gum &eiIe un0
ni6t gum @eri6te tper6e!
@as 6as nerte Sabr no6 mebr
iage i@ ga@ 6os nddfte Ma1.
Douglas Island news., 1912-05-29
Railroad Controversy

In the controversy that is going on between Valdez and Seward as to the respective merits of the two towns as a starting point for government owned railroad to the interior. the Seward Gateway says:
 If Valdez is the logical gateway to the interior, as proclaimed by it's ad- vocates, why, may we ask, did the Morgan Guggenheim syndicate, after a thorough investigation by competent engineers, abandon proposed railway system, we'll under way, and remove to Cordova, from whence the Copper River & Northwestern railway is con- structed?
 In an article in mining edition of the Valdez Prospector, published Jan uary l5, 1909, appears this statement from the pen of Alfred B. Hes: "A re- port just made to congress by the sec. retary of the interior shows that no less than 40 companies have been organ ized to build railroads in Alaska and of these nine have named Valdez as their starting point, and each one has done more or less railroad work, but in no instance has the first section of the road been completed, which the law re- quireo before company can obtain title to it's right of way"
 It is very pertinent to ask, in view of this record, why not one of these nine companies succeeded in building mile of track. If Valdez is the logical route to open Alaska, it would have long since been selected as such. and the iron horse would now be traversing the region intervening between the glacier town and the Fairbanks coun- try. Nature, however, has decreed otherwise, and has placed an almost in, surmountable barrier, in the form of a huge mountain range, in the pathway And this natural barrier is the chief reason why none of these railroad pro- iects reached further than the paper stage in their construction.
Douglas Island news., 1912-05-29
Offered to Buy Alaska

With the death yesterday morning iM this city of Capt. James Carroll, there passed away not only one of the oldest and best known ship masters on the Pacific coast, but man who, as the first delegate to congress from Alaska, was pioneer in directing attention to the resources of the Northland by an offer he made to congress some years ago to purchase that territory for $14,. 100000, says the Seattle P..I.
 Capt. Carroll was in the employ of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company {, for nearly quarter of a century. He took the steamship Spokane on her first voyage to Alaska, and as com mander of the Queen, which first took tourists to Muir glacier. he also be. came widely known throughout the East.
 In 1891 he appeared before the com. mittee on territories of congress, and urged that a territorial form of gov. ernmenC De gwen AlaSKa.
 In an interview after his famous of- fer to buy Alaska, Capt. Carroll said: :.
 "My offer to congress to purchaseN Alaska was bona fide and made in good faith. 1 went to Washington for the purpose of getting justice for he peo- pie. This we have never yet secured. When 1 saw that the government was unwilling to do anything for us in the way of legislation, hastened to New York. There, from the wealthiest men in the country, 1 received Instructions to make an offer of buying the territory, the purchase price 10 be S14,000000. I had deposit of Sl,OOO,O0O in Riggs bank, Washing on, at the time the of fer was made, and l offered check for this amount to bind the bargain"
 The boyhood of Capt. Carroll was spent on farm in Illinois. Tbe death of Capt. Carroll was due to stroke, the first of which he suffered four years ago. He was p yeaas old.