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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
STEAMBOATS,
OLD poMINION LINE.

Lv Richmond foo; OF Ash St daily: 90 + n
cave Newport Sews.--.....---..-.e;0 a -
Arrive &OTiOtk ~ -
connects with main line steamer. leaving
Norfolk Tor New York daily. except sunday.
20 r N Connections also made BY N
W. nv. l. II. and {. * o. HS 81
N.sb, line steamers stop at ClaremoIt to
Ia nd or receive passengers on sigma. anc VII.
b, ..ct u3 public conveyance
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. tEnectse
,srch rfl-Jarnes River by daylight rof
To,toik and Old Point. Newport News aoA
a. James River landings steamer les'-
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday al e'so a
" Freight received for az Jai"'s 1s
.aYr. Madison rs
MI rlckef O~ice 81 2. Nain sweet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
PROTEST BOMBALLA HANGING
Hours of street speak
ing Planned for Frisco.

san Francisco. December 1L.-Rep-
resentatives Of the California Anti
Capital Punishment League have an
nounced that plans have been COM
pleted for a street-speaking hmpalsn
To protest against the hanging, OF
Manuel Bomballa. whose execution Al
san Quentin Prison is set Or Friday.
December -.
The speaking will begin at o'clock
Thursday evening on downtown n
street corner. and Will continue untia
8 o'clock Friday evening. Fifty speak
ers VIII appear including Clarence ).
Da.-roW Of Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER H. 1872
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. ner-
chardise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
seEgers. FUrnan Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer POcahOptas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
SCI gers. Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Aurora. FurInan. Petersburg and
Js mes River landings. merchandise and pas
SEM gers. FCrnan Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
York
Stock Market

New York. December l1.-Cnion IA
ci0c was the storm centre OF an al
tack on stock to-day, which aeho' a, =
lied the market Whl4c the seli4"7
Was At its height in he early a-'r'
noon. the market was in semi pahicAs
condition. Union Pacinc lost
,,oints. and Other leading stocks N'iS
acutely weak. although their dec'lhSS
Dy-re less severe. Blocks Of thousands
-. sbar,.s changed hands in rapid sue
.,ession and in one hour 56>,oo0 SHARES
49,. traded IN The days total was
l.255.59s shares.
purlng the morning session the
market presented more cheet4ui
front. and prices rose, u number Oh the
LEADING issues gained point oI W.
~. Storm broke shortly after noon
with a sudden assault on Union f"O'
a., which bore II down i've poihts.
Nt+er a rally and brief period OF
1,,li,,..ss prtSsuro was renewed with
Greater force. and the market gave
49,, uudtr the strain. Trading was
most active in Union Paclnc, lscaulhS
.nt steel the three great speculative
lenders and transactions in these ls-
sues MADE up approximately W.
rrt~as OF the total FOR the day. our
ing tnt entire afternoon th' MA. No
,.es teverfsh with wide fluctuations
aud a sharp rally to-morrcw, the c.oSe.
1-rion Paciuc sold down from io- -
m hiah point OF the day, 10 l'" '-e'
,,-i.btr Is OF the lowest price since
1ain. Reading from lGN is 10 TO-
sf.el from 66 ia TO SO 81. aina'S"-
mated copper from IS IS 10 ." -
and lehlgh Valley from loS - |"
fe4 l. In the remainder OF the I's'
the downward movement was more
or6oriv and the losses less severe.
,-..,.,,a fisrni4ftnE TUmolS Wci'
l..rd but they were accepted as
merely the usual accomplishments OF
snch : movement on the stock eA-
change -. 49,.
Tn fact that Union Pacific bore the
brunt of the selling gave rise 10 thv
theory that large holders OF 'hae
stock were unloading on account y.
the Hartman meRSer decision ''iiu
were buying southern Pacific, i STOCK
which held comparatively STEADY.
Money rates were easier to-day
Ranks showed "A further loss IN
one~atious with the sub-treasurE, the
outflow amounting 10 si.30'VVO i"I
the week thus far The BOND market
weakened after an early display o.
tirmness. Total sales, par value ~
$1,000.
New York. December 11.-Money on
call strong. 4G5 per cent. ruling rate
and closing bid. "a. offered at ..
Srjn,e loans. weak. sixty days. 6 a II
ner cent: ninety days, .; six months
: 1-2Q6 Close prime mercantile
naner. per cent. Sterling exchange.
strong. with actual business in bank
ers' bills at S4.S050 for sixty day DIS
and at s4S4S0 for demand CONNER
cial bills, s4.SO25. Bar silver, 81
Mexican dollars, 40 L.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARkIEk OF THE SOUIE-
Trains Leave Richmond
y R-FollOwing schedule figures publish
90 as information and not guaranteed:
For the SoIth-Ds!ly: $40 A u Locsi
.o-s5 A. NJ Express $50 p NJ ExpresN
vim electric lighted Sleeping cars for At
tsnta and Birmingham II As T. Al Express
OK Days. 300 4. NJ. Local
YORK RIVER LINE
an y M.-DaIIy-Connectins for Balti-
noe Mon Wed and Friday $50 a M.-Ex-
sun and ..l5 T.. N-Mon- Wed and Friday
Lccai
Trains Arrive Richmond
From th- south: $50 \ NJ and $40 a "
go = NJ S.c5 p NJ daily. 1875 Ex sun.
From West Point. $40 a Vi daily. lbs A
II Non Wed and Fri. - =. NJ Elk. San.
s T. BURGESS. u p A.
81 E. Main 81 Enor~ W. son %.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

cars .ea.e Manchester. Seventh and -'eTr,
Streets, FOR Petersburg:
ss : s. e. TO- =. 'l2 A n. l. 4. - Z &
80 10. So = :. . 10 p. n
II.00 p NJ Tor Chester. y 90 midnight Tor
Petersburg
cara leave Petersburg. foot o: Sycamore
Street. Tor Manchester:
ts15. GO .-7:is. 81 SIS. SIS. '.o:.. ii:1
80 So So 1910. ll:40 p. N.
tDaily-Ex. sundays and holidays
Carries baggage and expresa
s.L.mlted-EXcept Sundays and holiday
A.. cars from Petersburg connec; VIII
cars :o- Richmond
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington. y. G. December u.-Spirits
TuiT;entine-Steady at 49,. receipts -
casks. Kosin-Steady at $50. receipts -
barrels. Tar-Firm at $50. receipts III bar
rcis. Crude Turpentine-Firm $50 100.
receipts Il barrels.
savannah. Ca. December U-TurDent!ne-
Firm al &c. sales 40 casks. receipts 81
casks: shipments .e35 casks. stocks. $40
casks. Rosin-Eirn. sales 3f25 barrels; re
ceipts 4257 barrels; shipments 4sl3 barrels.
8. Il
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Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE OCT s. 1879.

EFFECTIVE OCT s. 1872
TRAM i.-..-.. .slc.i McND DAILY
For F-orlaa ana south: SIS n and
60 F. NJ leo 4 NJ
For Norfolk; 500 A. NJ. 800 p. NJ. go p
For y W Ry. West: s:Is A. NJ. $50 A.
NJ 400 L NJ 80 r n
For Petersburg: leo A. M Sis A. n.
SIS A II s-ao 4 NJ. $50 A. NJ. 40 = NJ
40 p N 60 Z. n. 80 L n. so a. II.
J. - =. NJ
FOR Golcsboro ard Fayetteville: go
trains arrive Richmond daily - A VI q.
40 a NJ 1913 - IL. sS.s7 A. -. ''Ios5 A
n .il.sO A. " 'z-fe = %. 81. 80 n. q
= NJ So =. 81. $50 T. n. go T. n. ii-7o
Il. II
Except sunday '.Sundsy onsy.
Time Of srrivsf and departure and con
nectiors not gsaranteed
G. : Campbell. - l. - Nain St
Et.brnsad SAT Ch~sap~asr t-~- ~ &c,
ecn~suis Of Electric trains -Cscffve May
N 19-- Leave Richmond. isur- md Broad
streets 900 A NJ . 20 A bs.ie A.
A 80 = NJ 80 u 4 n. ma n. IN,
y 10 T. NJ s.0 = N ts.Io ~. So
A. N So 4 y. s.i3 =. N. - .. a.
- n 4 N T.. = ,. n Leave Ash saS- Rag
80 and Maple Sfftefs. - a. 4 Al. q - A
81 90 4 n 5s.p3 a. n. 100 a. a. -'I ~
a N - o. II. 80. 90 n. 80 r "A ~
y Al go = N b. " = N. go y N -
y. NJ go p. NJ. bso p ~ He p n
-Dslsy except SusoD 80 e-T ono
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&c up Corn and oats finished unchanged
10 is1Ac. off and provisions at loss OF
lea 4oc.
cash grain closed. Wheat-No. red. % n
Sic5 No = hard. S5is n SSc.; No. northern,
so. n Sic: No northern. S5Gi Sc; No.
sprirg. SfG Sc. Oats-NO white. Soc:
Leading futures to-day ranged as follows
Omen High Low Close.
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Leave Richmond
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL. RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule IN Eject September %. 1872
Leave Byrd Street station. Richmond FOI:
NORFOLK: 900 A. NJ. '3:Oo 4. NJ. 't:lo 2.
81
FOR LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST SIS
A NJ. $3.50 A NJ. 800 r. NJ. 80
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk 'u:4o a
NJ IS Is z. NJ ITO / n From the West;
40 NJ s2:l0 p. NJ. bi:+o ST. SOS p.
N. 800 =. NJ
sDaily. aDaiiy ex. sunday bSunday only
" u RENIII. W G. SAUNDERS.
+ T NJ. Roanoke. C. Z. 4. Roanoke.
C. II. BOSLEY. D. r. A. Richmond. "a
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Sales. Stock.

Sales. Stock.
Allis-Chalmers. s. paid.
100 Allis-Chal. pfd.. 81 paid.
IL. $50 Amalgamated Copper ...
800 Amer. Agri. Chem, com
900 Amer. Beet Sugar, com. q
400 American Can ..........-.
q. Iup American Can. pfd.....'.
l.IOc Amer. Car and Foundry
40 American Cotton on. --.'
90 American Linseed OIL
2.pl1 American Loci motive --'
100 Am r.. Locomotive. ptd..'
go Amer. Malt @, pfd..---.
1900 American smelling .-....
American Snun. COM.
] So American Sugar $1,000
l.425 Amer. Tel and Tel. Co.
800 American Tobacco, com
~ American Tobacco, piu.-
5.eOu Anaconda Copper ..-..---
u. 100 Atchison ...........--- ---.--
$40 Atlantic Coast Line.
- \. 4. l.. Of Connecticut.
800 Baltimore and ONO
G.Die Bethlehem steel. com.
100 Bethl, hem Steel. pid.....
i. 90 British Amer. TOD. CO..
500 Br0oklyn Rapid Transit.
400 Central Leather. COM
l.. 40 Canadian Pacihc .......-.
4.5Di Chesapeake and Ohlo.-..
40 Chicago Great Western
Chi. Great West, pfd; 800.
$500 chi. Mil and IT. Paul.
ga Crucihle Steel Cor. com
% Crucibie steel. ptd----.--
$50 calf. Petroleum .--.-.---
. 900 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern
1915 Consolidated Gas --...-.
4.So0 Corn Products .-....-----.
%, Den. and Rib Gran. com.
20 Den. and Rio Gran, pid-
= Aln Distillers' Sec. Corr
900 Erie .-..-..:...----''''''''-'''
300 Eric. LIST pfd......-.-.-..-,,.''
SO Fed. Min. and Sin.. pid''
Geo. W. Helme Tob. Co.
. 40 General Electric -.:-----.
,.30r Great Northern. pfd----c..
~ Gr-dt Northern ore ctts
eD Illinois Central .--.-----.
g. go INTERCHANGEABLE .---..-------
.0$u Int4rboro- Met pfd-.---.-
Int. Mer. Marine. COM
400 international Paper -.-..
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

80 A--Local-Daiy-New Newport News
SIS A-Local-- Daiiy--Ch'v VILE III g o..
ThurmoEd
80 press-DaiIy-Norfoik. Ole point
1900 A-Locai-Daiiy-Lchos Lex. 4. Fcr. ,.
I2:O0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Old Pt.
.zS -2xpress -Daily-Cin. L'ville
1900 r -s.apress-Daily-Norf y. Newa
500 P.-socal-DaiIy-N. Ne~R Old Point
sis P-Local-Ex. Sun.-liorcCnsvi..s.
sis P-Loca.-Ex Sun.-LynC houEs.
Gao P.-LInlited-Daily-Cinci Cn:caSa
~ GO ess-Daily-Cincinn4i. Lville-
'Sleepers tPar.or cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-Locai from
East 80 A N. go p N Through from
Cast: Il: 80 a NJ. 2:o5 p. NJ. $50 p. Local
from West. SO \. NJ. 1925 a NJ. and
20 p. VI Through: $40 A. N. iI;ss a NJ
and ga p II
james River Line: "s:S A n. 7:1o p. N
..Daily except SUNDAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Petersburg Va. December U.-PesnUts.-
firm: farmers spanish.
Sl.2o per bushel: jumbo spanish. sil5 per
Dushel; No. 1 sheIled spanish. s'2zioAsc- per
pound; No. shelled. Spanish, 4c. per pound
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sEA6i,Iu AiE LIrA

nona daily: 9:0s n A.-Loc-. 10 Soriaa
100 r. M.-Sleeperr and coaches Atlanta,
itrrnlnxnaur savannah. Jacksonville 40
1 M-s!-spers and coaches Jacksonville
L Is r. A-Sleepers and c~Ach At.sntA.
birmingham. Aemphia Sorthoound Trans
xch.cuyed TO arrive In Richmons daily
$50 A NJ 90 A. IL. SEE z. n. $40 p. II.
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York December u.-Tse cotton goods
ma ket were quiet and firm to-day Worst
ed yarns were higher with active sales. job
bers reported a steady distribution.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..
ACTUAL wHOLEa.LK QUOTATIONS OF

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12

SHUCKS-CompresSed ....--... 100 n 100
Los pressed large bales. ~ lfp0
Load YOUR thar hay al doors rep
rCs.nts contents and thus aGvOid reflections.
This market grades hay in accordance
with the National Hay Association.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSaies at Union stock Yards
Richmond. Va. Dec -,her II. 1917

Richmond Va. December II. 1917
Report o. the live stock market fo- the
week ending December 3. 1872
Best steers. 747ikc.. medium % good - n
s--c.. common 10 fair. - 2: Sc best heifers.
sFtoszc.. medium to good. -. n 30: common
20 fair ~ a &c: best COWS. q. n SIC: me
di1rn 20 good 81 n 4izc-. common 20 fair.
good. 3. r. +1tc.: common 20 1ai- % n &. .
bulls. ., = &c: best calves. 81 sisc.: fair 20
good. 81 1izc.; dicks. Va &C. cows and calves.
g. r.. s0 49, per head. Best heavy hogs. SN
T.. light hogs - G77.c shoat- and pigs.
s-.c.. s"wS and stays. n &C.,: best lam los.
O.. r. &C.. msdiuri 20 good. - SIC; common
10 fal-. 81 fi.c.- best sheep. 4NsZc.: com
mon 20 fair. -1@izc
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Cotton. steady: middling. 1890; net re-
ceirts. - bales: gross. 80 bales. stock.
los 81 bales: export TO The Continent, 100
bales: Coasfwise 1888 bales.
Total to-day at al ports-Nst receipts.
= - bales; export TO Great Britain l5,l3i
bales: 70 the Continent; 1904 bales stock,
l3s, IL bales.
bnsolidated al all ports-Net receipts
2s-3:J bales. export 70 Great britain. lll.76,
0alcs; TO France. 100 bales; to the Cont
ne mt 1l2.o57 bales.
Total since September at all ports-Net
receipts 6.15.43o bales: export TO Great
Britain l.s76.%S7 bales; TO France. Gsl.7.7
bales. to the Continent. 1sS2. bales; 10
Japan. $50 bales. 20 Mexico. 800 bales
New Oyieans. La. December l-Cotton
futures opened steady to-day, the mark Il
l.. Ing unchanged TO l points up over the
last prices o; yesterday. At The close this
afternoon prices were 81 II points over yes
ferGay's closing level Gables were slight
better than due at the opening. and the
weather map was unfavoraoie because o.
TOO much rain. Tfe market displayed little
strength. however. and ~ the highest early
tracing prices were only las points up. II
was "a waiting market. Toward the middle
OF the morning ;he market took on bet
t-- tone. due chiefly to the lowering o. pri-
crate grOn estimates Average predictions
fr,n sevcra! O. the cotton exchanges Were
sc. under 10000 bales Sales on the spot
SO bales and 40 TO arrive. Closing bids.
Dec, Enaer. Ia. January. 12Si; March. l. -.
May. l-s-. july. 100 October. N%2
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond, va. December H. 1912
Following are the quotations on the Rich
mend Hay Exchange:
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Cuo.at.ons fo- !ntercst-Day-ag bonds
a q price - whila interest must be ADDED.
Income bonds ard Ger .-.cates Of inaeOsed-
mss - 60 Cat
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

BY Richard ". MaGry.
Stock and Bond Broker. lol5 r. Main Stree;
Richmond Va. December II 1872
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12

SPOT ~rotton closed steady: middling up
lands. 1900: mlddling gulf, l3.@S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12

f.'. ~ tt.N g h.s4f rACtN-
Hons u.r kef. sraT rn. - r. 4
-l.-.. SWELL smoked -1-rr %. = l. b
-...- --.l..f 'n...-. % NJ "a q
i.-s r.. smoked. rh.... T. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-03
Sertrcibt einen sobfsimb.

Ser SoSfeinb Der 9acnIfbeit mdbs
reno bcn 8inters unb Sriiblinsss
monateu lit Die 2ungenent5iinonra.
Seren 8orldufer iino grfdItumscn
uno Grippe. 8enn III bon irgcno
eincrt Dieier 9ciben bciallen mirh, ioate
man Iofort Die bette Ieoi5in ncbmeL
bic 5u baben lit. Inn baSielbe Su pcrz
%treiben. llngesdblte Soilienbc 6abcrt
nnsecfunoeu, on6 Dies Sr. &ing's
Nep Discovery lit. .@tcjn Imn
9lalbt, Dab biclelbe i'm 81 brei oper
bier perihieoenen @aleu Dor 9unsenz
eutSinbun9 b%eipabrte". ihreibt Srnu
George 8. Hlace bon 8aipionpiqe,
gt., .uno fir Suiten. G%rtdltmsen
uno Group baben mir bisber nid,t
ibres9lciden sefunben."' @arantirt
fiir ale 2uftrobren@ 2eiben. Yreis
so Gents unb $500. YrobeilaIfe
frei IN z. 8. 8uete's apotbctc,
$50 Brain Ctr, DUBUQUE, Soipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-03
GpmbinGtisneit

Inter bisiem ssorte perftebt man eisenttt6
NUT bas 8uiammentrefe en- periHisbener 8ns
tanoe. Der Spradgebrau@ bat i'd nber boz
rsiegenb benz Wertdnbnib sugeiunnot. bal btsle
3ufdroe bic Be~6tngnngen 5u elmer haynspnts
iMen Wereinisuna 6ieten. Bon SteisSs BsNiatS.
sunfte aus btloen clio and BITE ct, o ernarb
4rdnterpilsn cine gsnbtnatton. Gsan btsfe
berhhrnten Hiuen iinb 6nrn BITE 0seenisitses 9S
1ean5nns ibter hetltrdfttssn. rein oeestatthidtx
HeifanotbsiIe 5u elmer ginbett, gu elmer GsSnsis
@ombinotiou erhoben. tuie ne trefHtttsx mat
sntsreitet peroeu fam. Shire bon pteteu dous
ftnben 'fbon erprobte Birtia fufett ssitrs6t I'D
anf Yernnreinisn ng bes 4intes urb Stablpers
itoptuus ober aud uur Sartlet6isteit. 91titt
alto cine ~tueitere @ombtnoticu. tuenn bteie BtI.
len. bic In Apotteten 81 hdbest finb. BET isner
Setoeu 5ur slutp euonH8 tommsn. ROD beHer 1T
eter bic 9 ornt t~iatton, init Der SnfrenbuHe ber
Ytaet nidht eft az ~iuarteu. BIS bic Heratftuue
Der Sdtte idbcu sroBe .5crtihritte serta@t hat,
rbtpoblauH oanu nod BITE ct. gernaSo &rdns
terpilen pbne Jrage Silfe 'perSda len. merbes.
Fer allsft E ipirb bieie 8ilsn Sci 9etten, Oh.
Don Belt au 8ett antu enoen. che geo Be 1ei6per,
ben oosr gar srntiIidle atsren. .ure 2sbsrisihsn
sintreten; ane oarin mare oenn bic bette gonts
btUatton igeeeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-03
5armcr bctruscn nno scfuppt.

Ius Chicago, 81. periautei: @co.
W. 0uep, Elm 90 Sabre alter Snrmer
bon Yortlanb, Midb.. Der in Der ibm
freinoen @robitaot Sbicngo eintrai.
mnrbe idlnea Srelnb nit 5pci 9iitgc>
tleioeten Siingliugcn, Die i'm Dor Dem
S~ubnbofe pertrnulif aniprad)en. Gr
besleitete lie nad benz 8abnboic an
Der So Saae StrnBe, no elmer bon
ibucn plnBli6 unb notbgebrun9elr
500 brnudte. .llub ipenn i'd bieicn
&ttienIdein bon $1,000 fir 500 bers
9eben muB", ia8tc or gan5 pcr8lpcifelt,
uuo bann blidteir bcihc Siinglin9e
ipprtloS Dem Snfel pom 2atbe ali.
beiab iid beu prddItis litbo9ras
pbirtcn Sdcin ser .Munbattan Sob
Winin9 60. Of WidJi9an". las i'm
burdL bolte ieine .@etofabe" bcralls
unb bc5dblt 500. .Sm Sauic
179 Tortb ga SdQe CTR. fDnlt SIR
$1,000 bofiir bcfommen", in9ten bic
Siln9liige, 5um gbidieb linn bcr5lid,
ole Sanb briideno, .nbcr mir miiiieu
idnell abreiieu.." Srob, 10 idnell
5000 6u peroicncn. fam Der Siebcrs
mann nad Dem be5eiducten Sauic,
Der StaotbalIc, nnb fra9te nab benz
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@Date uur sreube iandsen.

sd niini6e Sbnen pom @rrnbe
meincs 6cr5cno 81 bdnfen", i6reibt
3. 3. 9tabcr bon Hcipisburg, @. &a.,
afiir Den punbcrbollen ppppelten Nis
Ben. Den id hurb BEN @ebraud bon
electric SitterS empfing, iubem er
mid bon einem idmcreu Wagenleiben
uno BON Hbeumatismts %f1rirte, an
tpeldem Seipen id lett 5ebn Sabren
fuit bilflos erfrnntt mar. Gs ihien,
als Oh Die @cbi6in gerabe fir meinen
sail bergcitelt morben lei" Sir
SDspepiid. Scrbumn9s : Storlingen
@elbiidt. uub INN ben aorper bon
Gieren9iiten, Die Hbcrrmatismlls pers
nriadcn, 81 beireien, bat electric
Sitters nid)t ieiucSgleidcn. &eriudjet
,eS. Sebe 6lni6e lit gdrantirt, Sic
5nfrieoen5uiteQen. 8Ips-50 Gents in
:. @. Huete'S Apotbete. 656
yiain Str., Subuaue. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-03

lid ieben mir nit Siilfe bes Serns
gldies, pie Der 3Dnig Die ~tleinite Der
Erin5eiiinnen bod, in Die SDbe bdlt;
bic 8Dnigin idaut nad Heapel sum
bid1t6eIeBten llier biniiber. ltniere
Sffi5iere inb Matrp1cn nebmien
ltranttne Snltuiis ON, Die S6iffsmuiif
ipielt Die &orissbpmne. @dbrenb
Die a5riuacria" Den Seq mad Yro@
cha binilimmt uub ldnglam binter
Gapo Yoiilipo p~eridbipinoet, miro pom
Mbmiralsfdiffe ein 3ciden gegeben;
iofprt lGien Die 1an5ercolohe Die
gnter liltb matlDprieren in Srpntlinie,
iiber cine 9teile melt meg pom
.Stranbe. Sobalb Damn Die tDnigs
fine gad)t ipieber in Der S0be bcs
Salaites Sprn' Annn in Sidt lit.
.bompfcn Die Stp6lf Sdiffc in 5ipei
Yarallel< @olpnnen nit elmer Sc
id)ipinOigfeit bon ~ Meilen ibr erts
geaens 3ad pcitcren fiinf Riulteu
befinbet lid Die 1Srindcria" iumitten
Der formation Der bier Sipiiionen Die
lie iiberbolt, mdbrenb Die &riegsihiffe
INNER parallel fnbrcnb, lire friiberen
Anferpldbe pieoer einnebmen. als@
Damn begann bas Innoprieren Ser rs
Sorpe6obpote, Die Iid in elmer ein5i>
gen. lanageifredteu 9olpnnc nit elmer
Heihlpinbigteit bon 10 Weilen Die
Stuitbe, sur nSrinacrin" binbegeben.
&adl eiaer dbnIidlen &ufitclung ipic
porbin Die Yun6crihiffe, febren audi
Die SorpcboS lpieber auf ibren itrs
ipriiugliden SlaB 5uriid. Die .Sriz
nacria" fegt AM @tolo o g. Sin>
eeu5o an, poielbit Der G1ui9 Die
9bnirdle nnb Communicated Der
Slotte our &ritif 6erlft. 8ir aber
nebnen Ibidieb bon unierm Goms
maubanten. nadlbcm mir unS olfrdl
cinen iulennen Snt6iB an gprb fin bic
8iidreiie gcirdrft bdtten. - (@. S..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-03
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