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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
NORTHWESTERN WHEAT
Is EAGERLY SOUGHT
r"rciEncrs Arc willing to Pay Full
i'rtres for Desired Grain
Demand Is Urgent.
lSpecial TO The Times- Dispntch. |

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
ciiiI-t'o. December 9.--Forci;;ncrs
c ahNiously searching for South
western spring wheat to-day and they
"re wsiiinS To pay fun prices for II,
'le OF the SPECTATORS In this markc,
wa" TOOK II In and paid for 900 600
nushcls Of wheat that WAS dclivcr,d ON
ntrtiioer contracts. sold It for ship.
menu abroad, and there were rcstin,,
orders for additional amounts nf ,hiS
hihd oi grain 1T fun prices Tho SEN
BOARD reported hfty boatloads ms ,ol,cr
mere to-uty with additional new bus
ness reported in Manitobas. phiIn.
"'ip"'t 'oNlccs were to the effect that
mere nave been Il lot OF line ocean
freight booked during the mas, Goo
Gays Tor January shipment An .x.
porter mere reported the demand fron,
abroad urgent for spring wheat I'm,
'n'' the winter varieties are hard 10
place. That those holding winter Whoa,
~ 'hc southwestern market--ayailabl n
Tor export via Gulf ports-havc hccn
uf"Dic 10 secure anything like n suitu
nie oiu Tor II during the past Fortnight
lhat foreigners believe that the South
western crop is undesirable i'm QUALIFY
ana they prefer the spring vh.at in
consequence Accepting to y South
western cash handler. the best bid Cnr
NO. hard winter at Gulf ports to-day
was ! cents under Chicago May, and
sues were made on Wednesday AT =
~ - cents under. There WAS some
puElhS OF wheat futures here vrstor-
"'N on foreign accounts. and fnanv of
'h' o'hcr markets reported FOREIGNERS
US taking tn" May future. The trade
III December wheat was of moderate
proportions to-day. while the MAY was
active yet the total volume of bust
ness was much smaller than for sew
cral previous days. Prices closed =
To "a cent lower.
Corn suffered l,crn.
ana oats We're l-eM7-S cent lower. A
feature OF the days business I'm corn
was the heavy selling by houses which
We're supposed to be long large
amounts OF that grain. There were
.''"hN GueSseS rs to the buying power
IN corn, but it was generally believed
mat the demand came from shorts
mere was less pressure on corn from
me country. but this was ofrsM nv
demand from the East. Cash sales OF
corn $4,000 bushels
The feature of the oats market va.
the hchVincss OF the December fu
,"re' which was caused by a rcport
mere that the Canadian government ha,
'hkeh over 10000. 900 bushels of oats
probably In the way of purchasing tho
grain outright, and that the oats IRE
going forward.
conspicuous feature in tho pro
VISION market was the selling of tho
'st BY packers. The buying was main
~ through commission houses and the
'otai volume lighter than for Some
Gays past. The cash trade in meats
was fairly good, but the lard trade
was low.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
OFFICERS ARE! ELECTED
ny COOPER ATIVI, FARMERS
Special to The Timcs-Dispatch. I

LYNCHBURG, VA, December 9--The
annual convention of the Virginia
Farmers Co-Operative and Educational
Union adjourned this afternoon, after
spending long session in hearing and
adopting detailed reports. The session
was an executive one, and nothing was
given out as to the work.
The next convention will be fixed
rs 10 time and place by the executive
committee.
The following officers were elected,
afler big fight over the Office OF
secretary. which had been held for
several years by d. NJ Blank enship:
president, \. r. Thornhill. Appomattox
County: vice president. Il. l.. DECKER
son, Grayson County: secretary-treas-
urcr. G. H. Bowles. Amherst County;
chaplain. Emmett l.. Mann, Chesterfield
County: board Of directors. II. II. Car
roll. Surrey County: George a. Lambert.
Wythc County; r. T.. Power, Albemarle
County: H. c. Marshall. Charlotte
County: II. l.. Thomas. Spotsylvania
County: H. NJ. Blarkcnship. Campbell
County.
Delegates to national convention
r. +. Bower. Albcmarlc County, and
George y. Lambert. of Wythc County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
TREASURER AND DEPUTIES
INDICTED BY GRAND JURY
Z. W. Surface mud His Assistants, or
montgomery County. Charged with
Violating Election Laws.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CllRlSTlANSBCRG. VA. December
?.-Thc December term Of court al :
journed here to-day. after the special
Grand jury. which VAS cnpanclcd on
December by judge W w Momett.
indictments for Iclonics and misdc-
'neanorS We're returned. The most i'm
portant were indictments against G.
w surface. treasurer of Montgomery
County: William ii. Altizer, Henry g.
Akers, James r. Rogers. and Bittc
Price. deputy rcasurcrs. and +. NJ.
W"ddie. commissioner of revenue elect
for the second district. The irdict-
ments charge violation of the Barks-
da'e pure election law.
lie committee which iEaugura;cd
tho investigation employed Judge L..
G. Jackson. of Roanoke. some time
ago to assist in the prosecution. The
defendants have employed Hairless and
Colhoun. of this place. and K. l.. Jor
dan. of Radford. and the cases Will
be hard fought when they come to trial
ut the February term Of court. The
defendants all voluntarily appeared in
court and were recognized without
surety.
The grand jury was composed OF
the following: Hunter j. rhlcgar,
foreman; John d. White. -. Il. Steph-
ems. Alexander Black, j. l.. Lawrence.
j. w. Walters, j. X. Fiagg. II .B. Hem
son ana j. II. liipps. the first I'VE be-
ing Democrats and the last four Re-
puhiicans Commemorative Attorney
X |. Roop was relieved from prose
cutting the cases, as the court deemed
1t improper for him to act. and II. G.
Tyler. commemorative attorney of
Radford. was designated to act in his
stead
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
Taper thunrca Hands.

ISPt'I'II 10 INc IlmrS- DlSDttCI.
PULASKI, VA, December a.--f,urrne
Il. Ham ana son. Richard T.. i. Ham, Of
i.&k'wood. y. j.. have purchased n con
trolling interest in IN. Southwest Pub
llsh!nG Company and took charge to-
day. Inc company publishes the daily
southwest times ana conducts job
htnG business, acd has one Of the be 81
equipped plants in Southwest Virginia
'r. ; ~. f@rtlc for the past eighteen,
'n"ltns editor and business manager,
NH return to the ministry. He has nc
""pt I'd q call 10 The First PRESBYTERIAN,
church. at Norton. Va. and will talk.
No TIA" work this month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
LOST NOTE EXPOSES
JAZZ. DELIVERY PLOT
fspecial' to The TimesDispatch.1

ISnecial 10 Tic Times DisDatchl
DANNllLf.. VA, December O. y
scrawled note picked up by a mcr-
chant on his store floor yesterday en-
posed u proposed Jail delivery planned
by Walter Thompson. Il negro sem
fenced to serve S"vcn years for Il
tcloniouS assault. Thompson wrote a
note To u friend telling him to buy
three hacksaws and To bring them to
him in Jail. The negro TO whom The
note was entrusted lost il while MAX &
ing purchase in the store, and It
was picked up by AN employee. who
gave il 10 the jail authorities. Thomp-
son is now in solitary confinement in
The safest cage Of the prison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
cuIC,co GRAIN MI,,KFr

CHICAGO fcCclnttT h.-AHs"rtI0Ns tNtl
exclusive % irdin. the british empire had
r.'l-"d enough wheat 10 supply the I'ni,"c
Kingdom import requirements unttl ;hc cuU
90 hprii .Hit, did considerably to-day 10.
Null bringing about lower prices hcr.. rh'
market 'lnSco nervous &c To sc iiov u. viti
December az Siii'- and May AZ 81. 49,. corr
s"""eG decline 81 A.ui.c I" isWS,c. ond
outcome ranged from 50c iosa to a cai,' OF
cash grain wheat NO rel. .,.i,.l,., 90
~ rcd, s!.iSHii.ig; No. hare nominal
y" hard 'l0sr!lr. Corn--No yellow
/. white. new, C51s7c.
| WHEAT Open. IiIsh Low Closed
''I'''0eF ''' LIZ. lISH. l.lis LIN
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PETERSBURG rEAHur MARKET.

KrnnTtnd ny KoGEers. FIumncr & Ca. Inc.)
tETERSRlRG. VA. December ?-Snrn-
isii- Farmers stCck-Old peanuts: first pual-
ity. ."t per bushc' damaged. sc to ,Jc
per bushcL New peanuts first quality
soc per hush"!: green and dirty. 5oc to ,5c
per hlshei.
Observation-Disclosures stoCk-Scw psanu,s:
Fh'icy Junco. 3i.c per pound: extra prime
IA" per pound: prime, 81 per pound: ehell.ng
stock, nc To CSC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
Stable IL Destroyed.

ORANGE, VA, December . - The
large stable at CASTOR Hall, the coun-
try place of George Iim, WAS de-
stroyed by fire this afternoon. His
fancy horses and a racing automobile
stored iu the stable, were saved by :,
close margin. The property loss is
estimated at $4,000. with insurance of
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
NEW YORK pR0DuCE MARKET

NEW TDIEK. pco"mhcr H--Raw sugar
firm: centrifugal 3n7: molasscs i2G Spo;
coffee. quiet; Rio 7s. 7"sc. Santos As o.
Butter. nru. Eggs nrm.
r!'e carly decline in Cottonsc"d oil was
followed hy partial recovery on fresh buy
ING ini "ut-!i" long accounts. bur the lis,
~aSS.d again towards the closc under sell
ing hy r"nncrS ard scattered Iiuut,!utton
ti,'a! price" we're 10 10 points ne, lower
sales 1000 barrels. closed easier. snot : -
niI; December. S.3S0S5,: January. 3idS - :
F"hrn"ir. >&sIS ~. March. SI2TS45: Aprii
Hi.LN3l; May. S.S5nS."'. June, S.G0;,S.G9: Julv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10

NEW ORLEANS. December a.-Whilc cot :.
ton opened steady to-day and showed 4 gain
az J points. II under selling
ure from hpuifatinE longs who were even
inE-up over ton "rroW'S estimate the
cop from the government and from arbitragc
operators. VIII" were selling this market
against purchases In Liverpool The clos.
Was at IN" lowest OF the day not los;
Of to points.
no real weakness was displayed under
the offerings. and this MS duc to fore
casts # tn" governments figures Tomorrow
ana TO heavier spot trading In the South
Predictions ON tO-niCrroWs report ran from,
10 900 bales To- II 100000 with tn. average
OF opinion around Il. 200. 600 10 II 800 COO Tcle
grams from Dallas reported sales "t nearly
'''IA" bales on the spot in TWO DAYS, and
other important points sent In word OF
increased trading.
The market closed steady. Closing bids:
January i2il: March, ".,i: May. la9s
July l"~: October EGO Spot cotton. stnady
un' hanged. Sales on the spot osU bales, 10
arrive. so bales. Middiuc l2l3c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
RICHMOND LIVE. STOCK MARKET
LSAlse ~ Union s:tnckYn -lS.
'""!'7 ~ [ MON !tWCKVN-IS.I
Richmond. Va. December .. 1918

iEOnWOnu. Vi. DcCclnber 2, I'Ij.
Report for N"ch ending December =. l"l.:
Best steers. ~, to S. medium TO good 81
10 4: common to fair, to &. HHs; h"'f"r-
~: 20 .: medium to good. -. to c: common
10 fair a.: to .. Best cows, To 81 medium
70 E""i - |" >: common to fair. 3. I" a..
- coInmo" I" fair. 4i2 10 T. Best bulls
q. :" ~; light q, to Az. BEST calves. to
70: common 2:d medium. To So: cows aur
calves, $50 1" 81 per head Rest hogs, ~. 4:
light. $50" % 81 sowS ana stays 80 Ia
Best sheep To u; common 10 fair. : - T.
Best lambs. .. to =; common :" Iirh, TO .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
RICHMOND HAY N,RuEr
chicago 1--we sr0CK NAKKEr

w N''', If'' !lEet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iin."": .tl"ng Ri!k. s6.35usG.S0: light $ 40.
roush. 50 ,i">e5j: pigs. si.a51$5.sj
tnul--i"c"ipt- 6G0O. steady; native i,ecr
St""rS s. i""s'o50; Western stecrs sI.I0USs 10:
sln25
sheep R"c"ir,s 50 400: firm: slecp. se.oo1,
SG6j: lambs. s5.lGrSg::
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
NAVAL. STONES

SAVANNAH. ~" December = '!Uruen-
jh" i"thlNg doing. I3i.: receipts. ig -, SIS
thi1m""tS ~ casks: stock. i5y2i CASTS
,t">n. firm; sales i.'I9 barrels. receii,s
''t barrels; shipments al barrels: stock,
'..tl barrels ,tnotc: ~. r.. g. D. e. r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10

creased realizing, ard til" market soon cnsed
of. The selling MAS not particularly urgent
or aggressive. but there reports of
increased Southern hedging. and offerings
seemed to increase an comparatively slight
, rallies. and prices worked gradually lower.
with January saEEing OF to i2:2c and MAY
10 l30;c. or about points under y"ster
days closing. !. little covering caused tn.
final rally with January closing at ls.55c
ana May at lS.oGr. The talk around tho ring
hardly reelected any change OF opirion as
. to the probable showing OF the official cstt-
mate to morrow. hut reRc;ionary sentiment
was NOR. In evidence than Tor Some time
past and local bears predicted that *por
offerings would increase before Christmas
particularly should the bureau failed TO
inspir" more active demand. while there
m Talk Of Nern mil rria
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USED BY PROFESSIONALS
TO ATTACK STOCK PRICES
Concern Over Austrian Situation
and Weakness of Anrlu-FrcnCh
Bonds Cause Of Drive.
FAIRLY STRONG uNDEKToNE
Followers of Tape Declare Market
i stale" in Many Points. and
That Public Refuses to PartiCi-
pate.

Nv lHl'N %%cf l", ,%,,, ~"
Untt"d states ari Aus'r'n; toGeihrr Win
WcnkhJSS 81 -NhEl ,,',n o.'"s, ,i
h'l'e> 'u-.',N- Wis ''.,i'.t 'n.tt''t,;
% ~, ',,,i-,nn tou"wcrs -, thn
80, 80" i $500 "..rii 40, tnc ,,,,rkat
,I'S E'n, ''"" 800. ~, $40 '''''
NY pnm.' ~ IT, -. Sol .,,,,
mon ",'nE ner'F 1na SN~M ing "m "N
t,, i1,,,-,,..,.,,,,,, .I,,,'y ,f'cr no hc,
Si','i,, 'iI,.ir.ss Chen s,sal r,ij,ed 20
Eei,Srt"y H.i. n,iir, ne rNy"nr'E H ,n
,'c.l.y In, ,,r,.irio Sirys~ Was extrnmrly nc
- .,"'Es varn s;-n,,r
nn', an" hsh@r ia, i S'"NS ,Ii oo w,,F
me E"meF"i mF' netl.mtS .ngSS n,
ar, ms fn'.iyE ~ .W,,r, -,
iH,t M. ~ .iir -, ,,,s ,n,-rhnssT a.
Sll.- .lt"l on 'hr" N'.'Ns P.''""Seu ~
HMM ,.,, i,ro,i,.
sT1e nar-nW fa"s" OF priyG m"t ~. IN
~ , ,Sil'"N' 1r. T.hc iot,nr IccIar,.
,nrGS. Anf FOR 'h!s rt"S'" TOOK '"f rover
P.a.,''- . 49,, 49,,
't hnl'> h"W"'r. "mrhhN't" 'nht ~"
sse.nl'Gl noslh"n 81 'mI ,nA,."I !" ~
lis, Sharry 10 % 'Ths e<n S i! Is nas"d
on IN" En"N.yeEc 'h'' ,H''m are n"iE ,.'i,
los "rd''r D."'ri hN sH'r'S III IA" STOCK
- mats 81 '.s rf"'A'.@ invrriSc w NJ
;.,,Ii..l S,,tcs S,ccI Corpmrn:Icn for No
ya,,,hcr ,,r-, eul,-rad ;n-,l.y Two DAYS
- t.,..., -. ,;.,,,,,.., ", So,
.n5 no coo ,i. ,o pSrs,,,. USUALLY, ,rnii
infor,sI ~, III. $50 ,.cIarcd $3.50 ,,'n,
.xn.r.,o ,.,i he rn. .oo 40 r, 49,
is also -.ncr:,I 20 have ho,u sain IN, ronl
formed ,n St..I common A"rn-di3. ~ sr,mn
in, -. :, ~ ,,r.o- 80 .io ,G,.,,,rn ., ,,,,'
70. :, @ :, ''' |o,,,iv, ,'. -, 49,
;hat may ,,,s,on,ore no or,;in,-it,. ,,wr
ch9.o s,csr .,,r,no, 80 ,y, ir. i,s,,,,,,i,,
,ro ,,i 80, n.., ~, ;
much lover ,hnr Steel "om,ncn. ana l,.y"d
i.cri.,,,r ~ ,,,,,y yo-y ,,,.o,
declares mat tho shor; nos!;icn Is mo ,oly
ono on Whit NC. l. ~ ro,sn,.,iio ~
.u.u,cc Of sucrss>ft,i s,ni min, ion "a. ,ri.
time IS IN" pubic docs not trade N sinrt
ride 10 con,cnd, ma; no incr"nso ia tiS
ro,.dt;i.,Iv .hou.. T,is s..,ml,,C~ w.
s"lf IN ;h- uo~!tion nf hoirr long o.; ,von,v
h,S hc,n trying in rair to ,-"i ont III AZ a
>ioht Hron,.
lrterest W. lrree', concentrated on The
pr c,ri honls large anlountc Of v.hi,h Ara
being soil seller 80" Ordinarily ,lics
"s"il"r 90 reflect foreign ort.iinrs hu, I.
,.a> .ynrcssiv <tipui..,c,t nm, ~. honT. ",
soL orl, ~ III. luit.a states rhr ,.r,,
.@ellor 20" II. he pr.s.n, ,s,,nc. - ,,..rn:
81 nc syndicate Il get on, without yn-
"s St@cRs Mere IN, slish,y hl sT,S% Of lenH
stock mnrkc wn9 mn,iar r",".nn, nrnts,
mo midscsson 'nerc vas some T ra' tnT'' a.:
activity in IL" 'u'u hour although. how.
"vcr. at TN" "opens" nf values
room. public interest being ,!o,ire;.hlv I'"pi
ins Th- foreign situation va, again = cause
~ , @sprTs.i"n Tn" hollow gharac'.r Of 'he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10
Game.
N>Dltr 7' CONDIrlONS
- $50 ' '..i''i'NNA'l' 'e-b-
Richmond. VA. December
Live ButiifrN

MARK F.7' CONDITIONS
Poultry Market dull, receipts heavy: NOV
ing slow.
I:gGs. Receipts light: market firm.
Rui,cr market firm.
Hidcs market In Unsttisfacto condition
!: ,N,,i,p IUurk.t active a. quotations.
N"als a. good demand.
Live stock market in good shape.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10

MEM YORK. December a.--Por, movement
-MiddiinE ic.tic. Receipts. ll9 haies: exports.
81 bales: stock. ao4 80 bales
Total to-day at all poits-Net receipts,
3SiS bales; IMPORTS. $50 bales: stock. l.5Ss :
33i bales.
Total tor wcrk-Nc, receipts. cls,G3, bales ::
exports. &C. 221 bales.
Total for yeason-Net receipts, a.les.53& bales {:
exports. l.GI2.O?j bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10

MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS

We're i!ru' ami nctiv" today Yari!s we're
irm. Mct'4 'E"hr Hoid for fIll iHlc a. al
vanr"s Raw silk. castor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10

go. q. 5.j7'.w57o. H. j.Gon,sj. L.. son
g:!3 -. @tJij: NJ. Go: Y. $50. VIC. L 20:
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I:ari, Florida Vegetables.


Appl"s- Active ~ top quotations especially
"lnrsa % and NlirmaTla r!ppins.
Oranges Receipts heavy. demand fair
C"Icry-kcc. iuts light, d"inand good.
+ orida vegetables Receipts very liph: 90
uHnd good. not enough coming TO supply
til" traGc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-10

| have been taking treatmen, from
'h' United Doctors FOR the past ,hrn.
months Tor castro intestinal indiv.s
uoh ana since beginning their treni.
i'cnt am feeling much better have
pech sun crlnE for Il number OF vc,rv
am vel! satisfied with the result ,,t
ta!hed from the United Doctors front
incnt SO FAR and gladly recommend
their work
ENPERT SPECIALISTS I'm ch-,,,,
nervous blood. skin nnd dcep-.eatrI
Iinc"ses. rheumatism. neurItIs In,nc
nnck' neHraISin, 1umbnSO, enInrvrJ
JOINTS. ulcers. raturrh, asthma Iron
chit,s' nervousness SOitrc. Iropsy. pilcn
rupturcs. rcctni diseases nnd nil dis.
eases or men. Consultation free. Terms
Tor treatment within the rcuch OF NIL
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ricu,iO>D rnI,Ir M,RKET
ipv W & C-aushrw 4 Co
MOI munI Va December q 1911

Richmond. Va. December 2. 1919.
Nipples.
Nancy Wiu-eaps. per hhl.-..............S o"
~. Wiucsape. pc hbl.-.-............. -
Fancy Alhrmarle Pirpins. ................ ~
10. AlhcmarIc flpp!nS.. ................ 20
Fancy York Imperial per bhl............ ..
i"ncy BLACK fwigs. ref ht'............... on
Oranges.
Farcy Florida. yer box ........... ......$ -
Fancy Tl"rida grapefruit. per boN.. q. O.
Fancy Florida taur'rin.s. per box ...... o.
New York State Celery.
Fancy, per crate ......i -
Farry per bunch I'D. ...... Standardization. So
Earl, Florida Vegetables.
Iarcy Lettuce. pcr crate ...... ..........S m
Fancy tomatoes. r"r crate. ............ 20
Fancy green peppers per craiS........ ; %
Fancy 'auiiH"wcr. per basket ........,.. . -
Fancy strawh"JrirS. per quart ............ -
r"Tsu!ps per barre. ............ ........... ? Ia
Carrots per barrel .......-. .............. :
MARK IT CONDITIONS.
Appl.s-Nctivc ~ top quotations. especially
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19

|ot iSfrie Sob ct planIogt ellen iii
}0er r%6fgrelie.~
lR1s1ernes rigelige Mnrml1nitions-
Elunoe normal. 9crtil bioroger toe
1e1fligt, at &uter11e til Mrfal1geI1f
bar meofpt eau regelmesiig BeIej,
ling al Ssbobd belt IT'S: til sen f.
}biriife &pit, lao 5ibirie,ls &prn fo1,
|1l0fgres til europa nteo Direfte Dam=
per. Gil @rimsbp CT Der nplig a11=
}fonunet to ltore Donlpere n,eo 2anoz
brngSburer til CIT @erbi. al CO
|Wdll. Ser, joni Sc bnr bertet I. ST.
Fbtrte1L og ser treffes 6orbereoelier
III at %efspeoere onbrc 1910 Don1=
Epere. Megierirgens 8eilaglngeelie. at
ben Ibiriife 8nne iii militure 6or=
|maal bar me0fprt. at ser er oplagret
|1.bpre Meng0er al 4pr11 og 5mer
og Somp % andre iibiriife Nro611t=
ter lao Ser CT nof at efsportere ot
og SurenS llonpttelie er al ltor Sc
|tp0ni1g laobel for MuslonO iou for
bets Mlliereoe. @ciejli11ge,l ii Moro-
|babd lettes beo @jplp .of=be1l trooO=
|leie Selegrof, ioct &1lslono.. lanes
|&piten bar bpgget en- Meffc .trooo=
|lpie Statiouer, bporfro 5fibenc poo
Suren boloes: unoerrettet ON, door
|oer en- minollt SO og 9eilqnleu beo1t.
l. SEQ Opfinbiombe0 og: gnergi er
Oct lpffeoes at gje1oprette Sen 5or=
btn6elic mellem &usfntb % &elt=
n1agterne, ionl blep afbr1tott .Deo Sri
gen. 90 Set ipnes, at :@usldno MT bor
Be 2%l1ftfanaler, Oct .bebpper. 9erpeo
bar 9arba11ellerne miltet >beres &c.
|tDo11ing / 9jebliffet; 0o set bur: bilt
fig nanifeliat at ra1t,l1e ,5lprfiet 40
oen Sci. 0g Ben on6en al &uslonos
e1ropeiifc Gor6inoellesBeje> io1n Gp=
fer1e (peer at iprrre .ileanliq giter=
|Spen7 faar: fiaeleoeS ferit oa ffren1ntelt
militar 8etponina. 19|u: @iterleen
|ftal gjores til 9rigslhlMloos for
Nlp0r,: ofbanger fife anllitaet al,
ont 0err~.to1t: bruge AuHftfanal,
|{om Of, >o1m :Ma,slono: oa ~oefs allie-
Ere6e .n,e11er berbeb II sttn,,,1c. ram1ne
m1ilitert. !; :
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noget at inipicere. So ban pe6, bDil-
fen @eroi 2oboro bar, oerfor taeer
ban Jig eiernc Gib til at role Sc
Sropper, Ger bar fortjent BET, i eli
fort, flar 5olootertolc.
21ncb ierDeres 1890, % oerefter
rider ban nD ct Ynr Gimers Iio.
ISao CT Der .8repe % Dcpecber fra
I2onoon ion1 optoger bam i,,otil
Weio6ag SCI. 8:15. Set er set famine
|enfle engellfe Mooltib.
Soar Mio6aacr ct forbi, forfeit:
'tes Somtale1 beb aoffen % Gigo:
rerne. l1oenfor En- SEN lille Bp fol:
oct til &o, fun Sfilopogte1,s Grin
gienlpoer ] SEN e0e @aoc. On lille
Meus litter Jig ro al fit Sill / Spite:
1tlten, letter fig paa Sole11 og tit:
ter paa Sc blaa 5fper al gigorrpg,
Iom tiger op fra @rllppe1r ON 8or=
bet. Sen ltprter tilbage / !&1,Ilet, 50
.en @fiffe1ie refer fig. Set er 5ir
Sobn. ditto 0en f6r1te til at gao fro
Boroet; ban benoer tilbage til Mr=
beiosbGreliet for cn6n1t at orbejbe
ct Nor Girners 9io.
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SDiflanbs &lancr / Srienten.

Set %cgentlige 6ormool meO Sci
plonlagte tpife Srenitp0 gjennem
|6et fien6tlige Serbien og Set De11:
|1igtiin6e6e 8ulgarien fan, efte1
|bboo gunliffe=Om 110toler / Ell
Mrtifel / Seem Dorf Gun, fam:
menfottes / set enc Orb = u8om.
luis.
TIMBER ben fortbible6e Mongel
|paa 8omul6, 1om er ian 11unOber=
Zig, III. a.. 1om &aaltof til Mmml1=
|nition, 6rgmmer Spiflon6 Ben Ser:
|6ens6r6m at en- 8olfanieir bill bpg=
ge 8ro for en- SS11boiton / 9@gppten,
bborbeo SEN egDptilfe 8om1tl0sb9lt
bill fomn1e Spiflan0 tilgo0e.
s Sc itbite to eller trc Tiger fri
Der gunliffe=Smen bar tpife oa
tp1f=merifanife Sinansmen6 / Seem
Sort Mpno, iom 1taar / ner Sor=
Fbinoelie n1e0 Sc it6rre &anfinltitu=
|tioner / Berlin og me6 Ben tpife
|feiierlige &egiering, beboet, at fer
@iinterfelttoget bar forbi> biloe Spif=
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8raananrr furunr.

S a%nlebnina al 5enfr1ingen al
Den itolicnifc Eosiogeroomper uMn=
co11o" al en- tpif l1nberbon0sbaa0 /
Dd%ooelbopct / forrigc uge, bpprpco
Oct bar hiit Jig, at Scr blonot SC
benbeo $50 on1fomne @os1ogercr BE-
fanot fig 20 Mm%erifunerc, CT Scr /
Gegicringsfreolene / 8o1bington at
ter opltooct Sen ltprite uro obcr Sen
Derbeo frenfolote Situotion. Gnfel=
te at Hegjcringens @mbeosmpno u1,=
fer enong set foreliggenoe Gilfeloc
mere o%lborligt> eno Sogen be0rprcn=
Oe SGnfningen al ~2ltiitonio". SIS
miniltrationen itoor nemlig oberfo1
ct itort Hroblem, ser CT iao meqc1
mere inbbiflet, font man an oa @on1:
plifationer al 6e1rne Mrt for ful6.
lt9n6ig jebnet.
observation-disclosures Mngreb poc
vMncona", me6 9r11fning al &C
Mmerifancre iom Splge CT / og 70,
fig alporlig NOT men set anies loc
meget mere fritiif of SEN @runo,
at man far 1terf Mdstonfe pll1.
at set CT cit &ag6ersmetbooc, bpor.
pna Gpiflanb mi agter at mpoe Slime.
rifas SSn6benoinger imo6 Dercs I'm:
berbanosbaoos =&a1npogne.