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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Den if~anoinapiIfe annitnStiains i

4en gprf bar pRret en- %fsriterangs
Snfces, efter bpao Eitens glaoe be.
retter, 90 oct Ter no til, at "american
Scandinavian Societp" bar p9ret
iieioen belbig iaapeI / llopalg al Wa.
lerier lom meo Irrangementerne
forsprig. glanot I%merifanerne bar
9iaeberne eiort megen Spiiet. Zen
6efienbte aunitfritifer, sSames
Soipnseno uotaler / "Imerican art
Rews" ON u~oitiGingen blanbt anoet:
Gen if%anOinapiife lloitiaing, iom
for Chen bolbes / Gmerican grt
Galleries, buroe enbper amerifanif
&unitner % altnitelifer ie, og set
mere emo engang, ioet giGeberne
porer / Sriginalitet og manoig &raft
for bper Sang, man Ter Dem. Ifo.
bemiets Wetp Oorf grt acabemps)
~llbitiaing pirfer / 6orbolb til oenne
iom gano til 8in."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
&apteinen blep ara. &abt. Nils

VNf< ~NA~
Sergenien paa Scombaaben Suliette,
iom laa peb Soben al @reenpoint
Ipe. / Henton Greet, baagnebe tib.
Zig Seroag Worgen peb at TO Same.
TUBE raniagebe bans 8lpber, mebbes
Ter "Noro. Sib." "Snem oer?" raab.
te aapteinen, iom bar sobt gifinge.
BLOB / fine Iarer. Sill Spar blep
Wilnbingen al en- Hepolper ituffet
op / anIigtet paa bam. aapteinen
Loo Jig life forbleffe og sop ben enc
al ai9ltringerne en orbentlig 8ile.
pinf, men rigtis iinbt bIep ban fsrit,
oa ban blep t~rrffet al en- Hepolper-
fugle S9ggen. San blep ga iaa TT.
oerlig forarqet, at ban CAB fig til at
bprge &npgtene al alle 2ipiens
arpfter, iaa Sc tililut bar glade peb
at nnbilippe meo 2ipet. On BoIiti.
mano berte Speftaflet omborb /
Scolpen og tilfalbte en- ambulance,
lom bragte Sprgenien til ct. Sobns
Soipital, bbor &l1glen blep fiernet.
8apteinen er / bebite Gelgaaenbe,
men Sppene er iremoeles paa fri
500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Snobta Sare, Hor6man6sforbur

Snopis Sare, Recommendations
bets reiienbe Hepraientant, bolbt
Soreorag for omfring 1000 Menne.
fer / minneapolis iibite Ssnbae 81.
termiobag ben 22be December. San
fortalte interesiant ON fine Heiier /
ale Sunbe % lit Snmmentr9f meb
Sunosm9ilb oberalt. HorbmpnD err
Der a~llepegne, og bpor sc iaa er, iaa
bar DC eiort set eoot. Wanbag af-
ten gap Torpesian Societp" en-
Sera for Sr. Care / Sbin Club.
Ser blep Ser bolot Suler al Selifa.
bets Brpiibent, 6. 9. Worcf, Or. 6.
Soegb, aopofat Cabin, g. @rims-
rub, GaItor 81. gggen, 8. Stapr.
beim, Or. allrres og Ibpofat ginar
SoioaIe. Sra Winneapolis reiite
Sore til 8isconiin, bpor ban iibite
llge bar talt / Suoion og afblano.
Sra @isconiin gaar Geiien peitoper
til Neo &iper 9alen og Iortb ga.
fotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Ghinas f~orbuone Sv.

Sra 9efing t~eIegrafcre& Den 1Soe
9eccmber: Zen afiatte Gnfeteiler'
inoe bar tiIbuot beu repitblltan'fe
&cgicring Iibcupttelien al SaIaoiet
og andre 9pgninger / Den ~"iorbuSte
@p", bpor Iandpnopnaitiet bar bapt
fit SiIbolo i Simbreoer al Iar. enfe'
feiicrinSen crflGrer iig iamtiotg bill
Iig I'll ianmleu meo DC sprige Weo'
lcmmer al aeiieriamilien al tage
SpboIo / COMMEMORATIVE.
Get fo%rIpoer, at &egieringcn oil
antase Silbuoet, iaoiuort De iorleo.
ne Genec, iom trenges til 8eparu'
tioner, er biiponible.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

Zen or entcu bIet tabt euer ltiaa'
let, mems Mrs. WcGormicf beianot
iiQ ion Ea@ioQcr omboro paa Sern'
bunctogct ira 3idmono til EoIm
@cod,, 6Iori0o. MRS. MtcG ormlcf
or &uitru til A&iiitereuoe SiitriftS'
o0uotut McGormicf / Sem Yorf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Koitbart Smyffe tabt.

Sra SocfionOille, 6lo., meSSeIes
Oeu 1889 9ecember: Mrs. Robcrt
6. McGormicf ira @cm Yorf Gitp
bar iii 8oIitiet mlmeIot Sabet al en-
grpitnaal beiot meo 33 Giamonter
til en- iamIet 9eroi al $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
@pmponiitinben Siane 2nnb bor

erfIpret / eft grep til ben norT.ame-
rifonife aantotefomites Sormano,
Garl Sanien, Winneapolis, at lioen
Der er opitaaet Splio % Soeoragt
ON aantateaffpren, enifer bum life
at babe mere meo Sagen at beitiae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
st administrations.

VT neutrality-suspicious.. Gen Toe
December fltnbe Sol. 81. &nuoior I
8ranb SORTS, g. g., feire so Iors.
oagen for i'm 9eltagelie / tit fsrite
Slag / gorgerfrigen peb Grairie
8rooe, Irf., beretter "9orbm."
Sans Ge1iment gif inb | Slaget meo
1000 Wano, af bpilfe $50 fom fra
oct meb Sipet. SeIp blep ban iaaret
og laa paa Slagmarfen / ~ elmer,
fsr ban blep taget til Seltboipitalet.
Sre Waaneber efter fplte ban iig
Iterf nof til at lutte fig til SGren
iglen; nten oa bar ma Longer neoe
/ Spoen. timber arigen 6eltog ban
/ iefs Sla9 og ire 9eleiringer. Io.
ipurgt ON life SoIbaterne bar ner.
oeIe, naar Be bsrte &llglerne bpine
ON 9rene paa Dem, iagoe ban, at
man blep loa pant til arigslipet, at
oct at ifpbe og fiGmpe bar iom Sper.
oagsarbeioe. De humane Sslelfer
man ellers er beiiGlet al ipneS of oige
for ben enc Sanfe, at ifpbe neo iaa
mango al Sienoen iom m1Iiet. Col.
Snloion er MI bel 70 9(ar gml., men
oanbs. % Iegemsfriif iom ON ban
ifllloe bore en- Rano paa so gar.
San er Iiplia interesieret / ale Sing.
Suffer Ri life fell, por Set bam, Tom
ubfaitebe Sanfen til 8amlebiem iom
BEN rette Sorm for Winoegapen til
Horge. Sans Soc er optaget al Sc
allerfleite 9psbelag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Vorrena.Kront

Msiiitent greffe peD Sjsnanos.
misiionen / grooflpn er falot til
Siplpepreit / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der / gpen og operta9er Stiaingen
ODER 0ptaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

Sobnion, Bicepr9iibent, Spe 9onae.
Saslerer. gler. grun, Sefretar,
Sobs. anoerien, Eaitor s. gfeIans,
arel g. Sebman, Sulius De Seer.
gaaro, 8enrp Rorman 9. q. Reaue,
auglllt Gepmert, s. &. 9enaelien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Teit for Taitur Nnoeriun.

Se1f TOT Yaltur IHoerlpH. StoHs
Weni9beo / Winneapolis bapoe
forIeoen facet iitano en- Set for
lin Greit, Gbr. @nberion, for at no
trpffe i'm Safnemmeligbeb for bans
ibproige og pirfningsfuloe Irbeioe |
Weni9beben. Mellem ire og fire bitn-
breoe Wenneifer bar iamlet / &irfen,
26tb % 2pnoaIe Ioes. g. S. g.
Storre operrofte paa Wenigbeoens
Segne Greiten en- itsrre Tenge9ape.
8 2sbet al aftenen bar Ser Gang al
WenighebenS &or % Tianoipil al
0iiis 8nlborg Socobien. Ser blep
ogiaa bl,bt paa Sepprtniug. - "Ei-
oenoe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
8rpanp. 8 Mutber

9rpllnp. s Hlitberforo EreSbpte.
rian Gburcb, Hutberforb, %. s., blep
iorleben WiIs SIorence Serman,
Cater al Government Brinter Saul
% Suitru, fsbt Safsluno,
pgtepiet til Or. @iaiam 6. SSH,
Of Rlltberforb. grubenS Mor
er fra SarpSborg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
@Gffer Spiigt meb i'm Stemmc.

gn ilne Wano fra Sorten, George
Sanbe, iom ticner hos en- rig 5ami.
Tie / @lencope, 9. g., bar benlebet
Spmerfiombeben poa iig peb lin paf-
re Senor, iaa at De 6olf, boor ban
opboloer fig, MI bar ifafiet bam en-
8labS iom Soliit / ct 8irfefor / Ell
foibionabel &irfe. Der er ogiaa Ga.
lie ON at befoIte bans pibere ltbban-
nellie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

Nn9ane fac en- peroens Striosmano
lom oen 5ions Konee.p ismano;
alt, ban tenfte, 9if ON Sanoe
iom en- ~sysnine fra bans panoe.
Hlellem Girfler, peet oe Soccer
Sac ban trvet bag ltenete Sfoooer.
mancen peiet floet en- Stierne,
iom ban fulete / Oct f~ierne;
11at paa Nat ban bapoe fieet
| ct 6ul moo Stierneri9et,
meo GabeIler, llbr oo Sinoi e
reoucert oen til en- Grinole .
Dec bans Soro ct lioet Ole
fan9et Siernen / Oct boie.
Saa en- Hpelo, Ga beoit Sen ~ltraalet
imp / Diet, fanot ban maalet,
Deet o9 Omfreos - intet mere
enc N "Sop" blanot III EN- flere.
Da, paa Stunoen, fIemtet u1almen,
hoit % flart lte9 Julel almen;
Stiernen ranot / N1anoens Sinole,
ili9 ban aleri9 iaa Sen 9lini G
Oper Eirfetaarnet foo Gen
iom ct Syiets llnoer, "Klocen"
Co Sen Deroens Dismano lenfte
tret fit 5ooe neo o9 tenfte;
hpiot o9 fort bans Sfje9 fig fIappet
til bans Sryit meo Delten fnappet,
ooffet Saano oo 2Noelltene,
mems ban tenfte, tret, alene:
"2lancens 6ll9t o9 Hiertets Stremme
fvoer inc / tore Oromme;
uoenf for Sen fate Dioen
er Sen foloe 5ornuft licen;
alto er Ser rooe Sfver,
iom ems Drommeiyn f~ornver.
Der er 6aab / NIoroenitrimen,
Ser er Drom / 2lftentimen,
Din9eila9 / lln1oomspaaren,
Spauei lang pee Kirfe9aaroen,
2llceroommen moo Set boie
peneer fig mes Sarneoie.
Oroelbrus o9 Kirfefloffer,
Salmeia lang - hpor ,llincet loffer!
1uleitiernen itaar / often
i i'm SLAMS al llneer.Kra item
iom en- Sol paa Caarnets Ku9le
Siertet pil laa oierne iule!"
Orommen fom; paa Siertets Si9en
Seiites after 1acobslti1en -
Stierncn oper Kriitus .Krypten
lylte pismonc fra 2E9ypten;
pia Doloroia leeet
op til bopecpanccitcce
Oo ban iaa, Sen pereens Striesmano,
iom en- Damned Sions Dismane,
at Ser CT blanct Stierneprimlen
in9en Stlerne uneer Simlen
iom Sen enc operltraaler,
renne enc in1en maaler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

rrrrrrr ., srcosp rIss sArrrE JusE I5TH 1905 ~ rHE Posi-
orrcr A. DroosIH, Iowa. USDrs THr AT o. CosssEss OF
KlKcH 8. 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

Sr9nser d en- epmattne? "Susoenneus
bobbeIte gris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

seno "3ecorubsBoiien" til GIPatriree oa
Sefiiter I 8ainlelanoet. 1irsbaas oa Sres
oaesiiogooen ioiter $3.50; Greoaesnoaapeu
alene, S1.25 pr. aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

Gmisrantmisiiuucn. Oct me nor.
lie @mi1rantbiem / 40 @bitebau
ST., Seem 9orf, er MI / fuIo Sirf.
iorrbeo % bar alereoe bopt omfring
60 8iGiter, bopeoiageIig SoIf ira
Sciten, Tom fol biem paa SuIebeisg.
8aitor Ieterien meoSeler "Roro.
Sib.", at Smfoitnineerne meo at iaa
Siemmet igana - &eparationer poa
Suiet, llbItpr % isrite Glars Sus.
leie, Tom maatte betales i 5orifuo -
bcleber liz til beuueo 4 500 Dollars.
Spnooen bar iom befienot bepilaet
5000 Collars iom @iorog til at be.
tribe llogiiterne for ferite aar. GnS.
piSere or Der inofommet ira @enig.
beoer % Eripatiolf | 9iten omfrins
1000 Collars. Ger blir altiaa iren.
beIeS ct llnberifib paa omfriug 800
Dollars, % Raitor Eeterien moota.
ger meo Safnemmeligbeo Sibrag til
Of reoucere @i9loen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

"American Scandinavian Re-
view. Oct fsrite Sefte al bette
american Scandinavian Societp's
me Organ er llofommet meo ielgens
oe Snbbolo: Three Danish Som
nets, by Maurice Francis Egan
(0e 6orenebe Staters @eianot / 9is.
benbapu): The Industrial Future
of Norway, by Samuel Eyde; Half
a Sheet of Paper, by Velma
Swanston Howard (from the Swe-
dish of August Strindberg); The
Commercial Future of St. Thomas,
by William Hovgaard; poems, by
Oscar w. Peterson and Arthur
G.. Brodeur; Editorials; Books.
Snoboloet er gobt og folio, llbItpret
imogiuIot. Miis Sauna Sorien er
"2iterarp @oitor".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
glir / 8ranS SSurfs.

glir / 8ranb Sprfs. Gritor 81.
s. Sulten1 bar afiIaoet aalbet fra
&Or 6reIiers Meni9beb / Spofane,
@aib., o8 beitcnlt Jig til at bli |
8rano SORTS. @rano Warais og
Granger Wenigbeoer, iom BaItor
SuIteng bar betient / Is Iar, bar
poa set inNitGnoigite onmooet ham
ON at peoblipe meb bette Irbeioe.
S~orltben mango andre 9epiiet paa
Selpilie bar De forbsiet hans Ssn
mcb 450 Dollars. Set er meo @lps
be hi bcretter ON Saitorens geftem.
meIie ON at forbItoe Der / @ranb
SORTS, ifriper "Rorbm." SfuIbe
Eaitor Slllterg forlabe Dor @p, bill.
&c mango lame banl, oe Ser piloe
bli en- aoben Glaos, iom er panifelis
at iplbe. Sans og bans SamiIies
maltge Scnuer sIGoer Jig meget ooer
at faa beboIoe BEN popul9re Greite.
familie Der / 9pen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

Mrs. @art:n Scnien, en- / Sen
rorife &oloni / @rooflpn peIfienot
% bsit ogtet aoinbe, feirebe forleoen
i'm 67be 6soielsoo9. s 9ogens Gin.
leOning mootog bun talrise 8ratl1.
.ntioner, og en- Set bolOtes for benz
Sc / Sen norife Sismanosfirfe, bpor
Gaitor gfeIanb boIbt en- oniloaenbe
Gale for ben ofbolbte SGoersgiGit.
Ser blep ogion taIt al andre, ioaIe.
beS al Sr. Sarris, @siiitent peb SIP.
manosmi8iionen, Sr. greffe og
MrS. llcfermann. Mrs. Senien bor
giort fig iprIig fortient baabe al Sio.
munoSmiSiionen o. Sc mango ANDRE
pe~lopoi1e Snititltioner bIonbt be
norife / @roofIpn. Sum er fra Wois,
% Ser leoer enonu benbes Sar, 2ub.
pig 9roh, / oen bsie aloer af 80
Nnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Notwithstanding.

21oe December.
gh6 ct. Raul @paamarfen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05
Garrett Arms Them, and Webb
Sydnor Gets Many With
His Thirty-Eight

Not to be outdone In any depart.
ment, Jailer Garnett. custodian OF
Hcnriros maynard children, and
man who keeps his Jail neater than IL
spinster's front parlor. has jumped In
to the fly fight with both feet. Yes
terday Mr.. Garnett sent up to the bust
ress Office of The Times Dispatch for a
consignment of the free fly swattcrs,
armed his prisoners with the deadly
weapons and Jared forth to eXtermin-
ate the breed of flies, lock, stock and
barrel.
After distributing the swatters to the
prisoners and TRUSTEES, Mr.. Garnett dis
covered that there We're a few left over.
and these he placed in the unskilled
hands of several county magistrates
and deputy sheriffs. Webb Sydnor
whose middle name is Dead Eye Dick
took several wide swats that went wild
end then drew his trusty SO and began
to drill holes through nying species
OF the genus Musca-
For the love of Mike" yelled Gar.
nett cut the rough play. XII EN-
thusly." And grasping his swatter. he
approached an unsuspccting fly and
gracefully sent It to the happy hunt
ing ground with a perfect swat. With
i'll an hour. the remains of several
thousand flies covered the floor OF the
Jail.
Later in the afternoon, in walked
Sheriff Kemp. a few minutes later
the good sheriff was nodding his head
in comfortable armchair. with his
Gothic dome OF thought uncovered to
the breeze.
"Sh-h. :, fly" whispered Garnett.
tlptoeing toward Mr.. Kemp with his
swatter appraised. a we'll directed
smash from the swatter smenred the
fly on the sheriff's bald spot and
thoroughly Interrupted the nap.
For why do you smack me on the
beam" shouted the sheriff.
ITO swat a fly" replied Garnett. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05

company. voted all or the 10000
shares OF preferred stock and 1fe. 500
OF tho 10000 shares OF common The
remaining 100 shares were voted by
mark w. Potter. OF New York. presi-
dent OF the road: George l.. Carter
OF johnson City. Tenn. the organizer
and former president: j. j. Campion.
Henry Il. Maui, i. McQuilkin and Carl
NJ. Owen.
This road has always been supposed
70 be almost personal venture os
Thomas Fortune Ryan. 1t is now oper-
ated between Dante. Va, and Spar-
tanburg, S. c. The immense and al
most virgin coal fields OF Dickinson
county. also owned BY the Ryan in
terests In large part. lie at it's door
awaiting development. The line VIII
be extended at once through Dicken-
son TO Elkhorn City. Ky. through the
Breaks of the Big Sandy to junct ton
WIN The Chesapeake and OHIO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05
GIRL IS LEADING
IN FLY CONTEST

CONTINUED from First Page)
much more generous than has been
ever put up in other contests that
there are naturally more contestants
and more determination entered in tho
local crusade than has ever been
shown before In San Antonio tho
highest prize was $40. and this brought
out 1000 contestants, who killed a
total of 100000 files. but in Rich
mond already 5000 children have en-
tered the lists. ana the slaughter
VIII probably far exceed that wrought
in the Texas city. The first prize
Of S25 Will Justify IA great deal OF
work and ingenuity, and no conteatant
who does not get Thoroughly into the
spirit of the hight can hope TO be
placed at all when the final count is
made
y report made by the san Antonio
health authorities last summer show
ed that the fly crusade had worked
wonders in that city. There was less
disease and fewer files the summer
after the contest than ever before in
the history of the city. The housefiy
IS the greatest germ carrier Known.
and the surest way of getting rid of
disease is TO get rid of this pest
Gnvc Out 5000 S,vattcr.
So great has been the demand upon
The Times Dispatch for the free fly
swatters that the supply is about ex-
hausted. More than 5000 of the death
dealing weapons have been distributed
free of cost to the children entered
in the contest. and il there are any
who desire n swatter application must
be made at the business Office OF this
paper early this morning.
While the swatters are not at all
necessary for success In the contest.
they are being given out to aid chill
dren who do not wish to take to the
trapping plan. Even If you do make
your application too late to he sup
piled with swatter. do not think
you cannot get into the race.
The warning given yesterday in re-
gard 10 Keeping dead flies more than
twenty-four hours should not be un-
needed. a noticeable shrinkage OF
the bulk of the flies turned In yester-
day afternoon cut down the counts to
the great disadvantage of many of the
contestants. Remember. your flies
will not count up to as laEEe total
II they have been kept until they are
shriveied UP and dry. Turn them in
any afternoon between 4 and o'clock
to the Health Department on the City
Hall.
The very interesting and instructing
pictures being thrown on the screen
every night ut the Bijou have aroused
universal comment and served to in
creast the interest in the fly-swattins
contest. II you want to know exactly
how deadly the common housefly is
Just go to the Bijou and see the life
history OF the fly as It Is shown from
actual photographs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05

during the early spring She was about
twenty-five years old. and the daugh-
Yer OF the late Isham Mullins. She
leaves husband and two small chill
dren.
Simon Stern.
simon stern died yesterday morning
at the Memorial Hospital. Ills was
siNty-fivc years of age.
Besides his wife. Mr.. Stern leaves
uaree sons. Sidney. Gus and Henry
STERN, and three daughters. Miss
Marion Stern, Mrs. Henry Fleck and
Mrs. B. III. Caron..
The funeral will take place to-mor-
row morning at 10 O'Clock from tina
Hebrew Mortuary Chapel
Funeral of Joseph g.. Ann.
Especial to The Times Dis patch.l
Lynehburg. Va. June 4.-The funerar
or Joseph L. App. who d1ed Saturday
evsning from injuries received in fail
while at work at the Y. NJ. C. a. island
Friday. took plaov i<is morning at 10
o'clock at the Holy Cross Catholic
church, with requiem high mass. con-
Quoted by Rev. Father DeMuynck. as
sistant pastor OF the church. The in
usrment N>Ss al the Holy Cross Gene
terry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05
TOBACCO PLANTER
HAS BAD SEASON
One Good Rain Needed to Per-
NIT Plants to Be Set
Out in Fields.
RAILROAD CHARTER AMENDED
Five Millions of Preferred Stock
Of c., c. & O. Road Made
Common.
RAILROAD CHARTER AMENDED

Farmers throughout the tobacco sec
tion are much concerned over the
weather conditions. which have pre-
vented planting, according to Insti-
tute Director John j. owen. OF the
Department OF Agriculture. The con-
slant rains of a little earlier in the
season DELAYED the preparation of the
ground. and. now that another rain
Is needed. it is not forthcoming The
ideal time for planting. and, in fact.
the only successful time. is just after
good rain. so that the transpta nted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05

and OHIO Railway Company authorizes
the retirement OF 100000 OF it's pre-
fcrrcd stock and the addition of a
similar amount to the common stock.
The maximum OF s30.00O.00O is an
changed. but. instead of sl5.0OO.00O or
preferred and sl5,ooo.o00 of common
stock. there will hereafter he 10000
900 preferred and s2o,Ooo.ooo OF COM
mon
In addition. tho preferred stock. in
stead of being cumulative. will from
this time be non cumulative The In
forest guaranteed on this class OF
holdings remains at per cent.
Tito application for the amendment
shows unat the change was authorized
at meeting of the stockholders held
at Bristol on MAY 20. at which the
cumberland Corporation, the holding
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05
Another Holding Company Formed

a charter has been issued TO the
Illuminating Power Securities Cor
poration, OF Richmond. emitting 1t to
buy and sell stocks In operating com
panies in the business indicated. The
minimum capital stock is $1,000 and
the maximum. sS.ooo,o00. or the stock,
100000 is to be preferred. drawing
per cent. interest and $1,000, 900
common. Horace q. Buchanan, of
Richmond. is president. and Ripley \.
Dana. or Newton. Mass. secretary.
Robert Il. Scott. of this city. is the
other incorporates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05
some stnsc Gowns.

Lucille La Verne has set Richmond
all asog with the inasnifio.n; gowns
she is WEARING in The Greatest Thing
IN the World" which IS pleasing large
audiences at tho Academy t.IS week.
For mare man TO attempt description
OF these gowns is to undertake a task
which is +nt'rely too great. They
must be seen. Just TO hear the world
OF favorable comment from the gentler
members of the audience is refreshing
As for the play itself II tells so nat
urally of lowe in ali its phases that
it is bound to please
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05
Studying Specialized Work.

Rev. j. L. Mastin, secretary of tho
state Board OF Charities and Correc-
tons. and DIR. a. S. Priddy. superin-
tendent OF the State Epileptic Colony.
are at Vincland. n. j.. attending a
meeting OF specialists In the care of
the feeble-ninded. The State officials
are looking forward to the establish
ment OF the home lor the feeble
minded on the grounds Of the epileptic
colony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05
CAUGHT ON FLYWHEEL
Negro Seriously Injured While at Work in
Highland Park.

Joseph HEX. colored, was probably fatally
hurt yesterday morning about 10 o'clock
Wheh ne WAS caught in tho nywheel OF n
Dig Nsolene engine at Highland PARK.
Where ne was engaged in digging well.
Jacket which he wore was caught in
tne moving wheel. and he was whirled
about with IL until IL was s,onnad wbcr
cnoked after winding most OF the garment
on the shaft.
pesiucs fractured skull. broken cheek
INJURED internally. He waa brought to
richmond and taken to the City Uospital
wnere II was said that his condition was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05
growth may have the moisture to start

To add to the troubles OF the plant
or. the plants ar, drying UP. because
they are getting too large for sue
cessful removal! and ave suffering. AS
far as Mr.. owen can observe not moro
than one-fourth of the normal crop
mas so far been set out. and the lack
OF one good rain Is causing much APP
prehension.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05
Jail Prisoners Help SUat Flies

already had 2,5ls. and that fly made
c,5lT."
GOOD MIGHT" yelled Mr.
kempt. as he disappeared through the
Jail door.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05
ADJUSTMENTS
Academy. matinee and night-"The
Greatest Thing I'm the World,
Bfjou-Kine color.
Fly Pictures at Bijou.

Fly Pictures at BiJou.
Every man. woman and child should
see the fly pictures or exhibition at
the Biiou Theatre this week. The
pictures are not as beautiful or as
amusing as the scenes in the Alps and
IN Wales. but they show why relent-
less war should oe waged upon the
ny, for the menace 10 life is set out
In ali its horrid details.
If any one who sees the Btou fy
pictures Is not ever afterward an en-
envy TO the pest. he or she should be
1riven out OF town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-05

Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth snngster Dead.
Newark y. j.. Junh i.-AIrs. Mar
garet Elizabeth SanSster, poet and au-
thor. died to-day at ner home in Maple
wood n J. She was seventy four
years old. and had Been an active con-
tributor 10 ths leading American mag
azines for more than fifty years.