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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
VIEWS AND NEAR VIEWS. T..
3 HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS

KS Nonihn"u from Second PoSc.) -,
resources? [ know. Of course, that the
cotton grower is IN ~ bad ilx because
ef the European, wni. but aren't thers
some other folks ht-tust as bad shape?
For. instance, what about Cnc little
saNrlill trenS down IN the white Djna
region Of Virginia and. Eastern Caro-
linz They cut. down the tinn trees
ana saw them eip, tnlo boNslook lin
Bers for the big box shook plarts. The
noN shocks are used To. pack oil in for
shipment 20 foreign ports. That bust
5pnss is IS etiectunlIy Gu, Off as liz tile,
cotton shipping business. The box
shook factories arc VOL. financed. ard
me can stand = tcw' weeks OF 4 few.
snonths' holiday. but..thc LITTLE sawnrili
]pc' who furnish, them with the raw
material arc not 20 we'll ax"d nnan-'
ciaily. ard rnany OF them are gon:; TO
the.."ail or in danger OF SO doing. and
vet all Of The efforts OF Ricinond ana
y,etercburs and othsI. Virginia cities
seem To bo in the interest of t!se- cot
ton grower. wEo, after All. ~ = very
small potato in the Nirginia' hill. The
,obncco Situation se-.ns &c. be ;.bln to
take care OF itsair IL: tiiis emergency.
and as Tar Il. know ~ not asking any
favors. 30 Tar as know. the saw
mill men have not set gotten on the
charity list. hut they 90 need some
help, and tina help can come only froip
the i,vnks. hope the banks will i.ot
'spc1d oil or thc;r energy on ths coz
!un man away down South and entiFcl!
.oNerlook tho little fellow right at home.
=. ;,i,l afraid tbere rs 100 inrch senti-.
'Invrt anu too little real business in
lhir cotton 'tu, n bale agitation. ,rhis
y cpl: a auggo.tioh. and believe SOW,
are inv!tin. suggestions liz your COL
u,nn. Thus speaks a writer who asks.
that lis naine he Kept IL the lark Ny.
olyii opinion, IS that liz has said & sight
iiat Is worth. the attention oi.bank-
trl>aIj,i cthce !follty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
niCnMoND mAY MARKEr.
c,rrr.E MARKETS..
.!..JMDSD LIVE STuCK AiAnKE,r.-
,Sai-- 81 Union Stock YarGxl

.''.p|'' -, =. 70 : iC'Cfs MA I.k Z
'Sai-- - Union Stock .Yaras.I
Eichmoni. HI... November. 1914
i.ive s.orh .spor, FOR ne week ending
b"i',nsr 70. isis: ~. = -
- ~. common tf fair. =. 4: .: best heifer,
20 ~: medium 70 good. 81. 20 CO common
W iair. y. io .: best cows. 5i4 10 sd {: me-
g!i.Hi % good. 5is 20 .: common TO faIc.
Y. :: beg; oxen. g 20 s.: common 10 :slr
20 -. best E"al? .,2:ir, w ID 81; .!sht.
:? ~: "eais. 10 81: dicks. . TO sii: cou.
nd 'sIre'. sS9 10 81 pc mead: best hog
-. TO :: rows an, stags. (; tn Z: be.r
th"ec. -. 20 !; medium 10 good. 3i1 60 III
t"lnir"H N f1l:, - 81: lambs. to 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
NAvAL STORES

SaySnnah 60. November .-Turpen,la.
li"aIiGa. IT, ia ssl@s. receipts 50. Casks:
.Hlpiueat-. "a. cnsEs; stock. SIX, cu .ks
l'cS,h. n.in.aai; u" sa.es: recein;s :,:.l i,4.-
49,: ah.i'Htnts. 10y. ba:r.'S: stocks. 30
~ pHrr' d. quotations unchanged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
pEAHu1 MARKET.

i:s:p! = hy Rodgers. Plu:nmer & Co. Inc /,
Ict-s'buTg. Va. Nvvemhc- Peanut
= SpAais II. MaESet Iu!e;: no buyers. virEiais.
fIElhcr! stock. fancy Jumbo. >3s.c PEE H.
:t;Hi-"S .,"ck. iaacys hand-pick.d, 3isc 20
~ :'-S To-. extra prime. ;-2c per ID .
q s'h.is- pl''k-d. sSc 10 3ifc per III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08

standards. { ccnte: dcnirls. = ounce bI3is
cents; uchings ounce. 10 cents: standard
prints ~ ccuts: staple ginshains. ~, cents;
dress gincha,ns- ~. cents =, : = J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
viz Nnt sen y nai..

ilnn- scn,sth;ng Of the sninc Inc, as
.sltc ,.h"%c. the Charlotte IN Gu oh
esry.nr !a:g spulien right out in meeting
in tlc following languages: 1T Is
ahont iine the Slogan w:,s hei:!g re-
Tc"ae.;- Any nan vino housht q bale
at - cents. and against which hale
sliers Il.:- be Il. debt. ought is sell il
w the market. whatever may I've the
price prevailing, AMI pay the debt The
2II'ier who owes money to The mer-
char, LIQUID aell - bale and a,pl% The
proceeds Gu, The debt. We believe the
situations could lac materially relieved
by the 'acil-a bale ne pay -tiehts CAM
naiS;t. Az tii.rthe time is at hand for
if.e Tii" sta2naticn In the cotton sec
lien ~ the Stat is directly ,dne To The
faet t.,at coLton is the basis of; the. fail
business Jpnn tho distribution OF
money through It's sale depends. the:
prospect: 81 the Deople. and when cot
ton is rot sold ahd the cuvrcir~ is not
put nutfin payment on partial ,>1rdy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

COTTON, GOODS MARKETS
Sew Work. -Syv-iEhe- COTTON sDndp
!.rre II: uer to=lI!. Yarns were steaiy.
t.hers. hTin Bnr!ap- were IN Slightly bet.
Ter. dc'ueLt. Underwear an6 hosiery w-r-
~ienlN. Wnv.l-n goods we.e ndlei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
-
Cotton Moving I;risl,I>.

II y 0iSpccIel 10 The Timcs- DIS % tchl 800
CHASE CITY VA. November z. Cotton Is
moving hriskly here. about l25 hiles having
been gInned In the past month. Willie K
is being ginned practically none Is being Of
fcred Tot sale. IL being the consensus n.
opinion piat better pr,eesy w!ii n oiic.el
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
CHICAGO GRAIN MArKnrs.

I, Chicago. November 1.-Predictions that do
tnestice receipts OF wheat next week would
show a decided falling, off lifted prices to-
LAY. The market closed steady at ,tIXc q
$40 above last night. Corn wound-up with n
net gain OF X to 1sa9c: and oats " to ,adsse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE M>Rkrr.

New York. November THE cottonS>-i
OIL market was weak under l.uuidatinn
prompted by the decline la ia.d and owiny
20 an absence III buying p"wcr a. shorts
were well covered rho close was :, TO q
poips lower. The marker closed weak Sr.nt
and Sevembcr. 5.'et601: December 5.65aj.s5;
January. o.GanjIs: February. j..!aj.a: Marci,
5.Nna.s; April. 5.sJu5.a5. May 30. 0t;.ti: June
S.iVI6.g' Total sales, iinI.Gi.
taw sugar, :i-in: aolasscs :.:a: centrifugal,
5.S: refined. steady. Butter. strong chcrs.
quiet: unchanset spot coffee. steady III,
IS. ga; SantOa'fs. i9i. cents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08

<. in cve!y: p.srt Sc thescountrya it has
bee ciasrynd HAT the higher wages
and nbilit:;ito seiecr The he tier l:lborelts
APE fot,ni ron farms managed. III tlr
INC c,ntivation is OF tile more inteilA
shvs sort .f-s.tls .,#.j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
LOCAL MARKEr or0r,TIoNs
MARKET.

Furnished by levy Commission Co Com.
mission Merchants. l:icnriond Va
Richmond. Va. Nove,aher. :, 1914
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08

New York. SDvcinier ,.-iclosih; Meroau-
iis paper, 5 Sterling cSoisang. tir.u: sixty
Jay bills. S.s',1; ."r cables. fi.s;5y; ae-
lnhnd. yi.!l. Bag silver. 1875. Exchanges.
i.u..5i,cG; bnisncc.. Sr,3,Csts Exchanges
Tor ,,,1 week. S;.c'S Tg5.-'; naIauses :or 1-
cir
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08

{.-N failiotd ri TFcNns5.lS;,ria Is exs.
periu sntillg, with t;cs made Of old rails.
cut TO the :.ght Ieugth ana anchored
with the broads:ie upward III rocit
bSllasi. The hsw rniis are cianued Oh
them l.. s;eei fas,onins..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08

II Is s.help 10 memory toswrite.
doMsa what YOU desire to iGemorixe:
|, Anything sou can 10 To mako an I'M:
cssiot upon the nervous system re.
aardins: ths1efl2Ft TO InAinii.ize isih.lp:
lui.
T. o.. sandy ssNs;lalfalfa nils. tive
hayn:vw and pays FOR ;hc privilege.
sandy Knows what lie IL falling ahoup.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
The FOX ini,,,., r.,

Down here in old Virginia we have
foxes galore! The animal IL valuable
only for sport, according 20 the Viz
sinle Idea, lie may be q very profit.
able product il NE only ,kne@ how, 70
make him so. In This connection the
following, froul n trade Journal, may. bs
n hint or sng gestiolI to Virginia folks
C;oy-tnrpen, Of Pr.uce Edward- lsiand'
which IL the Location OF the foS
breeding intluatrS of the DoIninion. has
been taxing census of the foxes oif
the island 10" the purposc OF securine'
data on which 10 Levy the government
tax ~ lNper cent on the value OF All
Young foxes raised 10 1naturity. IN the
last year. Z
+, The census shows that there are 3I9
fox rHnches IN operation this year. as
conip., ed with a11 lac: .esr The num-.
Der OF young foxes In captivity ting
gear is 2,os2.. of which 1,239 are ailver,
Cos CROSS bred, 276 RID and two blue
fnaes. Tie aw'orn value of the young
silver foxes of this year 10 SB.066. LOO.
with S52l.396 of the less valuable
breeds. making !. total value % the
1914 fox crop uf~SG,5iI,.aG- =.
II is sad that; this assessed valust-
ticIfs WucH under the actual ralue III
the market. The total number uf all
foxes. Old kni young. on tho island
r:,ncher was 4 .55n, OF which '2,64a werc
silrers and 1900 less valuable brecas.
Tie present value OF the ,[oxos. ranchoY.
aiid ranch. properties. OF the island Is
estimated 1T 32n,dG0,0be. a:s' compared
witl, slJ.G01.DGp II, 1918.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08

: >. =
Chicks-Rcceipts continue heavy pn5 re-
main dull Ucns-Ncry SLOW and dull. But
ier-Receipts very light and In good demand.
EEgs-EXtreine!y scarce. In good domand.
Neals--Mst with ready sale on arrival. Hides
:-In good demand. market Iac higher. iinb.
bits.Choicc, No. 1. rabbits selling on Arrival.
stock coming In very bad. owirs to weather
conditions Country mcats remain scarce,
and in good demGnd. Dressed. small fat hogs
In good demand and meet with ready sale
Ltre stock, In Sencrai, In fair demand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

exchange ~ a few hundred volts OF
small. strong. continuous current u
few inches IN diameter.
1T will transfer thoughts from
brain to brain" Babcock says In
the Electrical World. and. when
accustomed To the method. one can
carry on conversations over space
Of several miles without uttering a
sound"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

SYRACUSE. " v. Feb. IS
Thinking around the world" viii
be- the new diversion when Burton
=. nabcock perfecta his method OF
thought transmission by wireless.
Friends travelling abroad can
communicate with each other by
mental wireless and carry on as
lengthy conversation as they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
Boxed Stationery
Reduced to 1Oc

DOXED STATIONERY, paper and
- envelopes in several styles, reduced
for clearance to 1Oc box,
basement saiesrooul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
Women's Hosiery
15c Pair

EXTRA-GOOD values in Women.
~ Mercerized Black Hosiery, medium
weight sizes So to 10; reinforced sole
and high spliced heel; lSc pair.
-Basemert ssiesroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

CLOSING out odd lots of Knit I'm
~ dcarwear. including Boys Shirts
and Drawers and other garments, at 25c
each. ""''"'"' sAe'f'"'"'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

coErHALs IS coming home. n ne Bryan, or
Teddy. ~hss . public reception he would aesi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

Emmerich Feather Bed Pillows
sire 2ixs7 inches. filled with clean
odorless feathers. covered Wit
feather.tight herringoone ticking
Lower Main Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
Csc WHITE APRONS AT Csc "a.

women's White Waist Aprons.
made OF lawn. with pocket. They
are finished with Japanese embro'd.
cry around the bottom. also nice,
wide hem. Special at ESQ each.
value SIC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

White Long Cloth In mill
ends. bull bolts. full 30 inches
wide. special az &c a yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18
Allover Shadow Laces
Special 25c I'd.

Exceptional values in new All
~ over Shadow Laoes, Is to 2l inches
wide, in variety of pleasing designs,
white, cream and eoru. Special, Csc
yard.
Camisole Laces. with beading at top
and bottom, in an assortment OF pretty
patterns, special lie yard.
basement saissroou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-18

Dundee Burlap, dyed in green. gold.
brown, blue and natural, special, the
yard. 1Oc. -na'smsn' s.'.-roo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10

WdKe SHr NriIe in'S glnslanb bciornt g.
9iaiue, 9lT ll3, cit.9aItlmore. sira6r, nahe
0nitum Douie gueune
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10

Sir W}arDIouo uno ben Giltritt
0ohm6ia flor. iiiOli6e gSinoe.
Ole bobite Sempcrotur 6etrug "a
Brao Inn 6 ll6r glbenos uno Die ME.
0rialtr 63 @rao I'M 6 llbr Niorgens.
Sn ocn ii6rigeu @etterbco6od
h.nQs 5totionen 0es 2onoes mar Die
b0dJlie Scmpcrotur mie folgt; 9lts
lantic. Gitp go, @ismard rs, 8oitou
IS. Buffalo rs, Gbarleitou %, Obi.
coao 06. Glebelono %, Dcn0cr Sl,
Ietroit %. Duht6 80, Goitport a.
t5aIpelton Sc, @reeu 9ap 86, Sot.
ieros 76, SABRE 6S. SeIeno GA, Sad
lonpille 90, aunlas.Gitu "a, anor.
piIle 96, 9oui5Dille 98, D1arqueite
90 glempbis 96. DlontsomerD 81,
g2onireol IA gauttldct 54, ytcw.Gr.
leans 0A, Stem gorf 6S, Dfloboma
so @iitsburgb 90, 4bilaoelpbio "a,
8ortlono. D1eo 81, FortIono, Orc,
Ga Cucbec So. RaIeigb 49, Colt
safe GitD "a. Gan 5roncisco GA, St.
2ous 9s. ct. 4oul 50, Scranton
76. s6rcpeport 96, Spotone GA,
Gonipa 80. @uibiugton IA uno gSin-
nipeo 81.
gllf oic bciBe &eae am Nlouta9
iolaie aeiicrn cine anaeue6me Gem
pcrohr 6ci melAer iih Nleniben
ltno C6iere pou Ser Grmotmng oes
oor6ergc6euoen Iages ehuas erbolen
lonnten SIS poren % @roo meni'
aer Gic ongeue6me 9empcrotur er.
ilredte lih iiber sic gai5e otlantiide
aiilie bis nod Bolton binani "a.
acocn berrIdlte geiiern cine inierno.
iiine Site inn aau5en uiittleren use.
iten oes qanoes. imO Die Sismelle
idien iidD pom @olt DIS an Die GRO
zen Seen 81 eriiredeu y'ah oenl
ofii5ielen g9ettcrbericbte batie ~
Qouis 0S @roo, Springfield iOO@rao
Ghicaao 96 @rao. Getroit umo Glepe'
lan0 81 @rao lno iogar Nlarqueiie
iai 6o6cn 9loroen bate 80 @roo.
Qe1bridcinlA bcfommeu mir oaS
0idc Gnoe nod beute ooer morget
mcnu uidt Der tebe @ott cii Ginles
Gen 0ot imo mS nod cine 5iueite
aa0luna 5uiddern ldBt Ger 8ino
me6ic gciiern ous oem gloroolten nit
eucr @eihminoigteit BON Il Dleilen
Sic Stn0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10

,.Nnbu1ruimN Nn6U MNut"
,petfmnu's @ort" Nslalr 0luao 1aau0
8nu0cuiuc. Dlulii mo 1nn3
8nicbaii im oCrluleeorl" peitie NuW'
WlilaO baltimore 1gpeu ,flrlcu Nlin.
a2tcitgrn WlarDinun'Snln" eonnetiaA
ncu 4 Nun 0riuflinn nnn Nciiulinner, Wio.
sehluaDfn Nrnuten.lni fiittnnec. Setsiii, IT
5onri0a Den IA. Nf1i. Ntobet bdWilen Aile
.NnnmlpnHia. 6aBu" Nciirennen bonn 3.
ti5 cininiieblih IA sunni in Marlboro Wb.
YnrisOun5crie.
Die F0riOouicrie iucldc an 90 Nu0nlt 81
0npe ae9en, ilaoen in nabliebenoet aeipeir
T'p' Son "a bis 10 ubr glbcnba
WoriQa ~Nipcrlioe.4art" uno s6eoeral piu'
Nari" lnbpcOleno)
ricuiinu ................nN NnilcrlnnNa
WAlimpW .+.....,.....,,+ ~ .Ntnlp eEQtt
4piflNNu 'f+.t' .H Stt,t Sgtt,ton t"ts ~
sdmiaa 9aiicgion.8ari- uHo r2rpio eii.
zonniaQ8.9on3crie bon 3 bis ubr Abcnoe
NtNen SDnniaQ icncu NlDnni % fnicrioniBQti
nucipu Eonnidg icneu NiQnai Clifton Bart
Etltitl EoHuiu0 icoen Wonni gDunoQin Enri
Wcricn Euunap ieocu Vinnuf .r0dlfol fdtl
1m HtniD,0inRar
ylr 0nS beliie AbenO nou 3aS big 10 uDt
im nrnlot0iU TQri" liniiliuhcnoc eOujcfi Nt
uou Broi 2unie 5clbmdnn oaa lol0enoe Rto'
0ianni anipelieni moroen ,,.,.
liuriW 1ilnoc" "..........t......AlU lUallpWeig
rnocriilic 3dmp0 ..5............. .pctplo
srelNon Hic (Nalilre" ...,....... 9Nnanef
gNai5cl gN soiiibcrn 0ream" ~. ....... eln.plu
eupbonWm solo 4tanp tanlp1 .3'oulNpN
(pcrr lbomae 0uiiO) ..
c1nQln adni iprenlgoen ..+..'.,''-. ;s,...fs,y .fily
NnnNllic ,2NiMnm Eeli" ~. ....,.., ,liollil
Erlcili0u Die ilcuC Nctberge" ......-. Nntpu
Nuitlmf35o aSHodn Nopclciic" .,........ .paeel
OdliN .0aunucri1Q 1Qanpimunu" ..,... .elml
1c gcrncnpQniler6cicr 1914 l9l4.
lunl EmuB mitO sic Nnpcle nae Sten pom
Cicfucuhuuncr lpiclcu un one kuplllnu llt cl-
inhi ona Cleo miluiingen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10
8nr Nea@tmna

@cin 9cier oes D3euti6en Gorre-
ponocutcn ioate es unterIoiicn lid
pd6reno ieiner 9lbweicnbcit in Der
goulmcrfriide oeu tdgliden 0@orre'
ipoRoeuten" oobin ieu0eu 81 Ialien,
po CT ii9 ouf6dli. User oeu DDeut.
id6en Gorreipouocnten~ fir oie Sou-
pcririic9e ODER nod 0eutihIano 81
bcfeacn piiniht ioate entpeoer einc
qsoIifarte icuocn ooer per ScIepbon
Ct Saul 3173 aufrhfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-10

bcrporrlfen miirOe, er babe Oieiel6e
aus Dem einfaHen @uinoe einges
reid]t, neil Die 9eute in Gin 9altii
more nod Sonntags 9oleboll Der
langen al Oen Gag geleat 56tten
Sine 6ohit intereiiunte unO it'd.
baltige glniprade belt Staatsieno.
tor DgOen Gr iugte, es lei inter ae.
wiiien Seuten cine fiinitlide Soee Der
SonntagSbeiliging 0or5diiOen imo
Dies meroe 9ieligion genaunt. Gr
modte oeu betrefienoeu @ciitlihen
Oen Gat6 ert6eilen oie 9eiite 81 le6s
rem o6ne @eieBe gut 5u ietil ino 5it
6elien 9nnben unO Nldo6en nit giI-
TEN G6orofter 81 er5ie6en, iic 81 le5.
rem Oos glehte 81 lieben mo oos
S6led)te 5i 6alicn 1ie ma6re 3e.
ligion babe nit Dem &oli3eifniippel
ni6ts 81 t6rn. 9lQe oieie l0derli.
ben S4rauten iollten nieoergeriiieu
mer0en unO SeOermonn iollte 81 Der
GrfenutniB fonlmeu OoB man gut
iein ioue, ni9t meil man giit iein
miiie
Ger Sonntag iei nidt 81 Dem 3iue
dc cingefi6rt porOen, Inn ans Nidn-
uern &eidse 5u madeu ionoern DER
Sonntag iollte Elm Eog iein, oeu &c
Oermann lie6e imo ouf ocn iid Sc
oernaunmir ireuc. aein barmloies
Spiel f6nueqofs cine Somtagsent.
beilialuo05etrodtet weroen.
Serr 0einbeman ii6te i6arie Sri.
tit on 0enm, pelde beruhen Der
@eroronng cine gtieoerlage 81 be.
reiten. Gr iagtc, er molle ni6t Die
Sta0tratb3lnitgIieOer fritiiireu mel
dc geaomrOig &eroronung itinumen
aber ole 0letbo0e, mel6e angeipat0t
meroc, INN gegeu oen g8ilen Oes @ol.
fcS 81 arbeiten. gtiemanO babe Elm
9iedt, Sdm16lingen DonStoOtrotbs-
mitgIieoern 3u 6eieblen, wie iie tim.
men iollen. @enn iolde bormloie
Cinge uerweigert wiiroen peroe litb
oos &olf er6c6en umO Die gSiOerrn.
lung Ser i1mmtli1en 6louen @eieBe
Uerlngcn. Gas @utadten oes Staot-
proturatorS be5ei1nete er fir oas
SdderGAitc oas ie BON einem StoOt-
protllrator a6gegeben woroeu iei.
Gum SdluB ioatc er nod, 6eioe
@oricieu 6dtteu iicb bisber Dor eiui.
ael S6atten mo 6e3a6lten 9lgita.
loren gcfiirdjiet. Giuer Der 2ebteren
babe f6 uo6 9iew 2orf oerOuitei
lmo ieitOem ici @barle5.Golnto o6nc
i'm troden gelegt woroen.
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Gonoioot fiir oaS W}ouorsomt I'M
udditcn So6r ieiu miro. 9llS er Dor.
9eitent wurOe, ertonte aus oen 9ei
ben ser 3u60rer Ger Huf nSurrab
iiir oen ndbiten Niapor BON 9olti
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Sir oas lollicnoe Sobr bot oos
N1ar0lauo aopitel Der u@uilo Of
Graauiniits Of toe llniteo States ono
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ggeaUcr 9legiitrator. 6reo. w. @ot
sons 9ibliotbetor &obert Soul; Pin.
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brait6. Dem ereiutip 9omite gebo.
rcn Sic nahitebenocn 0erreu on. Sa.
rol6 s. G9iuips g. 9lcrrid Scott
aolparo q. E6atdler, 5reo. =. erid
ion 0oparo gSilion 9larion s.
ssoooioro, ecorgc 2. &illiams, 3.
n. Su0er iuo Charles y. y. @lltm.
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gluf @riuben ser 9lngeborigen Der
ouf 70 m0iterioic @eiie in Curtis
g}oo ertrlnfeneu @llo @. @inter
Bat Staotsonmolt g. $. @recn BON
sInnopolis geiteru 0eu S6eriff auto.
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nGmli6 nic6t oic 2lngen unteriudt.
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ltcrn gfa1mittog A llbr oom Erouer
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ans itottfinocu. glad oeu Ermacr-
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eincm @cm0lbe gebrabt, 100 beute
sic gliltopiie 0orgenonunen wcroen
miro. g9obriAeinlib miro 9. Wlere
citb Hceie bon 9teucm bonn Stoats
onbolt @reen pernonunen mcroen.
9ei Dem Snqueit III 9roofIDn fonn.
ten Die Geihworenen nad Den glus
iogen 3u feinen ouoercn &eroift fom-
mciL ais 0oB 5rGulein @llo @. &in-
ter ouf unernitteltc @eiie un's Sc
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99oi6iugton 6ot ole @ldne Der
Stoots 0anoiiraBeu @onlmiilion
fir Die neue 2ig6titraBen.9riide bonn
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9altimore.Gouutp unO 9roollpn gut
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Ser GOmOnO'iGc SsrOsca.

0ie 9iidter i'm areisgeribte BON
@eitminiter lebneu oie 3ulaiiimg
Der geilnocnen S6riitihidc a6.
8eu9enousiogen bringen ni6tS
9ieues Dor.
Sn Dem 4Sro5eiie oes Sultan So.
mono im &reisgeridt 5u @eihnin-
iter, ser irnter ser 9eidulOigung
ite6t, ieine S6mGgerin @leanore Sole
I'M gluguit 1913 in Baltimore err
idoiien 81 ba6en mabte Der Siilis-
StoatSampalt Mar6ant oen Geriucb,
Die bonn Sergeanten Soreman ieiner
3eit alfgeilrnoeuen BopieriAnibeL
bic 5uiammengeflebt moren ais Ye-
weismaterial Oor5ulegen INN OoS
@lotio Der Sbat feit5uiteaeu. Der
9lidter iuieS ieOod Oen 9eriucb 5uriid
imO erfI6rte, ooB in feinem Gioilge-
ri1t iol9c S6riftitiide ouerfonnt
meroen imo oo6er crit reht ni6t in
cinem Griminalgeribte 8erebtigung
bdtten. Ole betreifenOen Sbriftitii-
de paren cine @rflGrltng OeS Sultan
gomonO, morin er 3uga6, OdB Cleo
more Sole ieit 3 SSo6ren ieine 3u-
6dlterin mar. Ole S6riititiide tru-
gen ie0o6 feine llnteri6riit. Gie
ii6rigen geitern oernommenen 3ell-
gen 6ra6tcu nibts 9ieucs Dor, mas
ni6t idon geniigcno befaunt mar.
@craOe mie am eriten Gage fam
@Omono nit ieiner Srau rnO ieinem
bier Sabre alten So6n bonn @efdng-
nib noh Dem @eridts5immer. 6rou
GomonO trdgt nod inmer Srouer-
tieioer 3lrm gInOenfen an i6re Sbme-
tier, megen oeren grmorounq i6r
Nlann pro5eiiirt miro. Der 9lnges
ibulOigte, melber 38 Sabre alt it,
bena6m iib 3iemlib aefaBt wG6reuO
Der eriten beiOen Gage Der Ger6anO-
lltngcn. Ger angeblcbe 0ioro Oes
Sri. @lcanore Is. Sole ercianete ii6
am IL. 9(uguit in Dem Souic 9}r.
1921, 9l6ell-9lpeuue, uno ser @ro5eB
muroe auf @riu6en oeS 9lngeflagtcn
bon Baltimore na9 @eiminiter Der.
legt.
SSm 2oufe oes gtohnittogs puroe
@0uono ouf oen 8eugeuitanO geru-
fen uuO iogte lngefd6r 0oiieI6e aus,
ipos er friiber beboilptet 1otte. lnO
sic HehtsanmGlte fonnteii i6n niht
in ieinen glusiogen beirren. I'm A
lIbr- wurOe cine @oiie bis Z llbr
9lbenOs eemobt.
9SrOf. 6enri g8eiurcid Ibwer frnuf.
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Niltiif GonierpotorillmS al gloro
Gbarles StroBe, muBte mtf 9lnro.
tben ieines 9(r5tes nod Dem D6ronf-
lin Square Soipitol" eebraht mer-
sen, poielbit cine Sperotion am Wto.
gen Oorgenommen murOe. Seute
glbeno ioIlte in 2ebmonn'S Solle,
9loro &oporO StroBe, 0os groBe
Schiller. .@on5ert itattfinoeL 81 mel
cbcm bcreits gldn5enoe Gor6ereihm-
se getroffen moren; oolielbe iit Oos
bcr beri6oben mor0en.
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