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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08

n7as Jran5ste", 10 nannts lie Der
fiiritIite Treuno uno nahmaltse 9e
mubl. uno roos 5ran3eIs", 70 uaunte
tie oas 8oIt, autrduIih, gemItbIih. Die
geSeitrunq tpuroe ibr aerptf1ermaben
gu etnem Gbrennamen. Dus Ghids
ial i4ieu fie sigens 3ufammengefiibrt
gu babsR. Die fapdbiite Gbelmdnrss
totter uno ben fbpGbiihen Giiriten,
5rauSista 5bereiia bon gernaroin
unb Den 6ersog aarl Gusen DongBIrts
tsmbsrg. 3psi 9esenIdss in ben Rde
tursH urb in Der 6ertuHft unb oo6
nit ben Glsmsntsn zines glutIt6en
ausglsihs In lid.
Der 5iirit. Dem feline friibe gerus
furg auf ben 5bron 5u aopf geitisgeu
mar, perbra9ts Die erfen esobrsebnte
Istnsr Regisruug in Saus uno graus,
in sinem piIoen, fat st'taiiibeu 9sz
nub oes 2sbens, III benz tr Iin 81
iiunloieIter Ysrihpenbung uno brutae
len 8spaIttbaten bInreiben lieb. 5rans
sista. ge6. 174S, fiihrte tpdhrsnbbeH.n
in lGnoliher StiQe uno gfnfadheit
unter miitteriicher Gut Dds rubise 2ez
ben elmer 6austo6ter, oereH 3utunft
10 feit porgeitrieber gu iein idien,
oaB niemano elm 9lbnsthen BON Der
normulen 2ebenspeiie BEL ibr befiir6s
ten tpnnte.
8ei einem aufentbdlt in Siibinaen
b0rte Tie gum erifen Utale bon 6sraog
Garl GugeHs iippieeu 5eiten in ieiner
RsIioens 2uoruissbura uno bon feiner
ItrubIenoen GrIfeinuug, uno tire
Rdonentrdums floeen su ibm bin, fpie
romantiihe Sungfrduleiu rpo1l bon
sldu5enben Rittern uno minnsbstItsn-
ben GonigsiOhnen trGunren. 4bsr
dles bas ptrtauihte 1in bdlo pieper
unter iebr realen @rlsbniiien.
Gs fam ndmli6 Elm 5reier, Elm alter
Baron BON geutrun, elm Mann bon
abitobenoer 9dBlihteit, fat cine I'm
moglihteit als gbemann fir elm jun
ges, anmutAiges, reines unb unf6ul>
oiges RGnten pis 5ran3ista. gle
ItrGubte iih benn aud setpaltis, baB
bic Gltern iie nit ibren fnum 16 Sab
rem Ihon einem Wanns. uno gar einem
folhen 1IHgreuer. 5ur 5ruu aeben
potlten. 4ber mas halfen al lhre ars
oumente bel benz Heihtbume oes Boz
rons! 60 tpdro 5rauaistd unpsrhoFft
aus ibrsm itiIlen 1raun,reih IN Die
barte Meit Der mirtiihteit, naturges
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08
nsSipdrti1e Wtdrtte.
Rsx 9sr:. 7. Hebsuar,

kev 3er.. Z. 5ebyudf.
Ns1g.--awsuts n, fSe Btts., ser,ssst
500 ISIS. Der gasrft fpss heute fee.--
oDsiM4@ @Afsste1 .7E-x.B 80, 0intsr Gtra.tstS
l.s0---l.4O, Winter 39tsntS t4.5o--l 80.
GyrtHs efsGss -. .3S---4.45, 0tNter ertre
Vs.f Q.70--s.So, Ms. 4 30. Ss.65--s.s5.
&awiss Ssssstts t4.7S--4.s5.
HssfsnMstt was rubis. Eatr Sas sas
tese4. $50. 4stes ~ fsxey -. SIS .25,
DsASst,ss1sgt u feft gu $2.ss -
$50 per 100 No.. fsts tts ssteS $4.s6 49,
6.lS, Assss bls fsney 4S.ao--s,55.
Nasws tf ~ fefi. Bsinss Yets.s ans
ssIbss si.e5--i.7O, srsBss sl.6S - 80.
Gslxbrist 1s.70.
DsAsst,ss xsmsnsE. sx.rsess s5e
Nseess IN Ya6ia. 10. a8esern sse
Sci Inissifs. /. /. UnFsis. '''
cmss if fstss. RsftssrM 122-lsse
1s pH. .-sxfxsr 1900 ss., s.rr..,i
1871 Sn. Nssft ia aetis. No. z rstkes
neser io4e twgteSGfss xHb 1o6t Z. .. 5.
iApss.sxs. 10. I xsst>sss DaIutt l22Ie
be. 5. i6Simmsnt.
0st NisrR. - Dufukr %, 125, ger.
laxsH7s, 1876 ~. Narh III Ffetig. grysr.
Ne. neuer 73s 7. .. .. fAwimmsnt.
esftr.-sHfstr 406, 900 Bu., Herfarsi
5sz 500 Ux. WGrft III fetis. etsrss.S net.
ns so1c I'm Glepdtcr. ne. 4 rsiter
eOHt, re. see, ~. & zoe.
-esx III rubia. UStMs S5e nomsneu, no. |
lso-lSsc, -. 2115--I20e. Rs. . ss--l00c.
1eyfsn In miflia. state 1911. srs.rxr.,
" 4s--54s; 1910, xS--47e; Eaeific
esaf 1911. srsisArss bic 4,!e, %-a7e,
1910. 40--42e.
eants twt fetid. - Gsrtrsr Hr.rEec
ast, esssts 72I<--1S1<e.
ssesr In fe'f 0emfs& 26-27s,
Zee! ID ru6ia. Sawtlp sl9 9.0o-2o. 40
nsrtstsn ti7.01-1s.So. Esi s17.ss-
1915.
| ess' IN netta. FGmtIu sl4. lob 90
res l3.00-l8.50, OssfsSAinser s27 SO
-fs 80, ysrpsAt sts. .01-13.so, ssty ertrs
Satts Vet sis. .0a-Is.so.
eufTsstx finb fseti1. asys,.rt. BEL.
Hes. 10 sbt4 8fs. sL-eLt. b. sxul.
tsrs sT-sKs. BE-. E4tw,.r like.
SAmst, tft netia. NfssIs w.s ,rtr,
Ss.1o -9.2o. HsfHnirtes IN fetis. ger
hnent $3.50. .. 4. 5000. Gswpsan, g.,
lie.
Eat. ,aam ifetis. Srsma Stir SC, goun,
I ~
Dss mssIti aGmsw. Der in felt -
1rf.aa rssss sts9--4.60. prtms Ssmxsr
/ asfbes sS.50-5.7S.
1strslsa ~ IL aette. 1sfsrtrt.s Ven
ssrfDl0. sSttstsfptts uns BsItiwsr,
ts.f0. -. tn Sal $3.50.
Bs tie sa rubig. Dsmsats stes,s Csis
ace.
| Dart IN rubia. Gtsssnss. stsstnItS Ssa
sn sntst ss.55-s.D.
ftrpsssi n in rabia sa Sic.
y Nsts N fen etrAstmti 4sr 3 --
Sc, Sstrs 8 s-s1,e.
/ Ns!afisits ftetta. stss OrtssnsCpsn
xssfle. satsr Sj Asies. S5-51c.
snSg. -Nsber ift fer. Husesysss,
30 Ten, s.sse. Gsxtysfasat - f.a 4.48c
1slsNes. 3assr - EsA s.T5. 1s'Hnsrts
ift feft. Gut asaf $50. Grlises 6.2oc
Sssn ~ 5.sse. Gutss 5.7se. 3spsersi
s.soe. SrsnsEassS s.e0e. SismsnS ~
$50. .Sssfsettsrsrs - 5. sse, Re-. l 6.3s
Ns.1S3os, -. : s.2S. Hs. A5.2oe, Re-.
5.2os. Ns.s 5.iOe. No. S.0ss. -.
5.00s. Is> a. CSC. Ns. 10 1896. Re. l
4.sss. Rs II 4.soe. -. ID 4.7s:. Re. l
&.7ss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08

BITS ertrs 4615--6.5O, sellers $3.00---5.25,
surerIeiene bis ertra $5.35-6.00, eabc
t1.75--4.50, ertrs $4.S0--5.0o. sanuers
81 80 - 2.7S, Stsders unS8sesers $3.35
--5.2g. duserIeiene %. .35--s.50.
GulIsn. Bel nur mdbaer 2ufubr
unb gutter Nsdffase mar Der Tarft beute
itetia.
Mesers a.S Iet4ts s3.o0-4.15, Selssna
N.25-S.25, ertra IS. $3.50, fetts Saaen
s. 00---5.50.
RdIbsr.-- Die 3xfubr mar siemlt6
srob nno Der NartI itetis. Die Ra6frase
mar gut.
CrSiNsrs xns srss. s4.oo-8.o0, fair bis
Sxte IeiAte $7.0o-s.75, srtra $500.
kxIbn In ben RsmntEons1 1duiern. 80.
5snes S11e, yrtms bts axserlsiens e.
7Lc, srbtHdrs 4--511e.
6hneine. - Der Warft mar kente
langiam unb Sfeti6eriorten fiei.n nm Sc
per 100 Bfnno. 2etAte Berianbiorten fieleH
lm Zoe.
edwere e&ueine braateu $s.45-s.5c
sxte Sis axserfeient SeryaSursss nuo
aIeti iSerfsrteH $6.40-S.50, semtfhte 8er,
ysfxnssfsrten $6Ao--s.4O, srsinsre sis
axssrleiene f&ners fetts sGae s4.25-5. .S5c,
ertra sS.9o-e.00, etass 81. .oo-5.25, Ietdte
8eriaustirt.n $5.5o-s.30, s.rteI ssx ll0
Yfuns uns weniser s4.2S-5.5o.
S4aft uHo d m nrer. Die 3u=
fxbr pom 5hafsn une QGHtntern mar beute
sur mdste, bod ftelen Die Breiie bebenteuo
ba Tn BEN anbsren WdrtteH bic 8retie be:
runter qingen.
Sdsfe -grtra $3.eS-75, CUTE Big asser:
leiens So 315-3.so, orbtnars BIS sate s.. rs
800, 5dhrIinee s4.a5-5.2s.
| 2ammer- Grtra ----- cute Big aus,
erIeiene $50 - $50, orbinars bis gut,
| "a. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08

sns. ssuss sas Hsasr u xes psrs.

Cit. Usste sat Misism ~ Nes psn.
asls .ss eau rarts ~ aN-aks ass'
aslieben.
~ btslsnttrt.
eterItrs GrHanss IN rpinistr. -
esAi n s4.s71--As7k uns 90 xsss ~
e4.S3s4 --4S4.
Brnbes.DSst4sttsnsn~ ~srsa ~
Me xwS pxytsw nis fsfst snstlrs:
Ser. etaGten Nefnnbtns ~ 100
1907, ~ reasSrtrte fis25) lls - ll8I.
eeuysrs Ile-f14, ~ ssathrtrte l0i Y
--ioaK, gsnYsns lo1K-IoaL. SsHsns
GswvsHs - 100 atb. 49,,
Hittenmarfi - lie Baiihers ibten
beuts etneu Harlem Truf sum gsrfaa'en
gss.n sAluk eybolteu fsd bieitlben uieoss
ttuas snc Der Wsarft ihIob fsetis.
KaAksSenss earfs rarSen sen sss 6sss
ma 9rstm, Oa1man / S., Ns. Sss--zsA
0aIaxt Gtsabs. ters@tst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08

xss ssrf. 7. Tebruar.

Ssy ssrs, Z. sse5ruar.
DiHH mar feft ~ $43.S5-44.SO; &uyfsr
Jeff eate l4L - l4s{e. eIestrsIp.
tlts ~ l4h-l4kc xss gahias ~ 1s7--
llLs. Dlsi mar ru5ia ~ e8.a4-<.05 !;
opsitsr susis m ss.3s-s-5S. Giien mar
iastia. -. 9saHsrs SsvttstR ~ $500
-I5.SO, 10. 4 ~. - sl<-5o-lS.o0, Rp.
0ssttssa sRs 4s. | Osuttssl ioit iu
eik.00-lb.60.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08
gttesss, 7. 5e5ruar

gtRtstst. Seeses t4.70 - $50,
Ieras sitter. ~. .60-5. 80. weAH&s Stters
A.sS-s 90, Ets6ers xns seesers $3.50
800, Raise axs o.tfsrs 81. 10--s.s5, &xLber
1.75--s.25. Warst Iansiam uno 10-25e
nieortcer.
S6ssE ss.-seiAts $5.85 -- S25. es
wifSts s.. .90-s.32I i&Sers IS S5-s.s71.,
rsxts s5.9s $40. ysrtsl s4.25 - s.S5,
Nartt fhnah uno &c niesrtgsr
GAsfs axs samnsr.-S&aFs Giss
heiwtiAs 50. 15--4.s5, setLtas $3.4o-4.75,
SGkrlinae s470-k.s0
sxmwsr. - ftststwiT4s ~. .25--s. so.
petItAe $4.5o-6.65. Msrts ihwan unb 10
--25c uieortser.
2sfxts. - NtRsstsk $4,000, GaseiHs
~ 900, 94afs sss 3SMaer 10000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08

@intersSpeiien unb iuterz@rtdl'
tunqen finb 1strne Der 2ebsr. Or.
Iueuit aonig's Sambureer 9ropfer
lit Elm Wittel, pel6ss bic eebtr pieoer
tn eiuer guten 3uitano osr'est uno BIS
9eiunpRit tpisoer berftellt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08
q o milo gtfaqt.

.Wer mar Der junee 9err. NIT Dem
it Sie geftern iab?"
Srdulsin: ~Meiu seeenrparttasr gu,
iiinftiser."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08

GIN Goth Ge6oriam III beHer ols
Elm 3entHer 0s4irn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08
Rom WelDagartte.
Gsssswnsft 4. 6s6suss 1919.

DE UeiAafie rsaren btuss IN ben AsFs
gen Banfen ftbx rubto uno 0eIb tR
utQta. Ncn ben DGnfen ipMrben
4asis9sM ,.sx ssu" % ~ aHSSeitxDea
=. 0sFR Rdftsp pGyt tese D1SpeH ~ 3 ~ stes
icntist. Dts lecst<s vf4etsten $riuGffoHeS
- ~ .cn eau" ans " 41s--o% aaj 8ssa.
sssMia asf Rsp Dsss
wxrben su 1se prdMis PEE $1,000 biri.
ftDen DdMssn pssfanft 0saMtsrsSts estsASs
6oe psaMis per $1,000.
Gsnia sni esssss.
RITA. csufe fms tts fsfssnses Hastl.
runeen ~ 6sftaien:
psnssn, 5 xose si6t, s4.s7A Ger
e, soa 3aes eidt, 1l.Sl1<e sey e; %
rN Tsss SiAt, Sfat-515 frdnes Der 500
90 1aas sl6f, 5171I.- $50 5raneS per 500:
tiir DeutidblanA 1 Iase St4t, NGri s6<e
10. 90 EaAs Si&t. 041<s.
1SsMmsntary Dils suf asnbsn nnsSen
II o4.63L, auf 0lasssn ,u $x.eo was
auf Nslfak ~ el.s2s psrssuft.
STANDARDIZATION.
sa5tsnns issssy. Die ssassa sasssrsa sis
Gtnssnf. 1essauf.
~ Usnbs, tS2s, gsup. lib fl4
81 0snes, 1918 S........folH l9l
90 Nsnss, 1880. 100 loeI
~ Danena. ...l00 --
GfsefiHs essis umixts.
Ter limiat I'm tieiiaen Clearing oss
lief nd bsufs axf - S., 600.
ssisf.rss..asx.
Der ltmiat mar heuie an Der 15sie Ysbr
esrtna unb Der Tdrit mar ftdrf. Gtne.
Gas 4 electric Go. 9ftien murssn nuf ues
nis cffsrtst Mnb man In Der anfiht, ba6
oieieIbsn nod mstter i!stsen weroeu, gsrs
iauit warcsn:
G1 tes CSFfs.
3 Asfis Broeier 4 0aroie. ie.....-...... Ac
sssona Csis
; Gstssn tsr Gtns @ss q efsdrk. k.......... Gis
IN sissNsM giarfts.
70 Nflttn Gsne. we1 n electric gs....... HK
iDi Hitien Giro. gfrfsf No. Qo............. fSsIs
s5lAn gtsneganh g. ~ fass................. tM
fa5.1u0 Cincinnati RET 3Mg. tgB-xs... .g1H
t7.p0u rntsn G.gbf. oeof b 9cnsr .tsis IS
u0b gsnx o. 9ms. Asrf9e. ............... ig2
NaAhs9sRbs Isbsas psn I'm Hsfissn
WarltssaaSli4sn Dsrss ans Nstisa elsbt
tissIH rseasn nastirunssn a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08
6iitoriitbe Jrauen. SilbOuetten.
Das 5rdu3eGe.

Ben 0r. 9gfa3 3isIsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08
Oiebmartte.

Hsy Berfanst bstrus In be-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08

Sn itetsr Sarmouis perlduft in ben
ndditeu Sahren oas 3uiummenlebsn.
9anf oes lattes uno Der 2iebeusDirs
bigteit, oie5ranaistd sntfaltete, nimmt
bic Welt on Der gieenort ibrer 2ez
bensgemeinIhaft holb teinsn anftoB
msbr. Meift lsbts oas 9aar IN 90
bsnRim. bas Der Seraog NIT GROCER
2iebe al einem behaglihen 2aHb'is
ausboute, no iie in Sorgloiistett uno
beiterer 5reuoe oft Wodeu Der grhcs
lung perbradten unb mo 5ranslsta
NIT 8eritdnbnib bousfroulibe salente
entipitelte, IN Der Riihe Oft badte,
i'm 0orten grbitn ieste unb tets ein=
fah unb natiirlih blieb. 2dngit
bate oos Bolt fie als ben guten Gngel
nes 2anbes ertannt. Die aarls'hlIer
ihndrmten ale fir iis. Der iuHge
Sdiller pipmet ibr beeeiitsrts gsrie;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
COST CLOTHING,
. PERTINENT FACTS
Wool Required and Labor Cost
ior Making an Ordinary
Wearing Suit.
TARIFF TALK TO THE POINT
SOME Thoughts That Get Very
Close to Mans Inner
Skin.
TALK TO THE POINT
BS w. j. L.iUCIl.

Washington. ID. c. February lot
has long been n mooted question as
to the effect of the tariff duties upon
the price OF suit Of mems clothing.
The advocates oil revenue tariff have
commended that by lowering the exist
ing duties upon WOOL anu clotn en-
terinS into the making of suit the
cost OF clothing TO the consumer wound
be materially reduced. In this con-
nccttou. the Tariff Board in its recent
report has attempted TO trace the cost
OF wool and otncr materials from the
Sleeps back to The nnisneu garment
W hatcvcr may be the merits OF the
different tarIif arguments applied to
the matter. the uvtaIieu eXhluIt made
by the board III ls analysis is OF en-
cteuilIgy great interest 10 the average
PURCHASER VI clothing.
In general Ii was round that 80 pcr
cent. OF the who.cSaic price OF men 5
rcauy-maue ciotn!ns consisted OF sX-
pchulturcs BY inc manufacturers foi
cloth and materials. IL 1t is Incn as
sumed, as IL generally true, that the
retail price OF a SUIT is 90 per cent
greater than the wholesale price, IT Is
clear from the Investigations made
By the board that about 20 per cent
oi the pr.cC to the consumer cons ) Is
OF the cloth IN the suit. 1nc purcna ser
OF a suit oil clothes can, therefore, fig
urc THAT the present tariff law direct
~ Increases the cost TO INN about one :
eighth OF the retail price. or course,
however. it also indirectly enhance S
the price by causing an increased lai3or
cost ana other expense Of nanufacl-
urcr The tact that there is duty
of 10 per cc:.;. on machinery, for eX-
ample, indirectly adaa to the price Of
rGaay-Illaue Ciothing.
With these reservations in mind lht.
analysis Of the distribution OF the cost
Iii AZ ordinary rea dymade suit of three
picces--.coat, trousers and vest--may-
hc considered. This typical sui is
made Of worstcd cloth TO sell at a net
Wholesale price of $3.50 It's retail
price is S23 or more. Three yards of
worstcd cloth are required to make
the suit which cost the manufactures,
Sass. Including the amount paid for
Innings, buttons. trimmings, worsted
cloth und other materials, the total
cost to the manufacturer for raw ma
terlals out of waich to make the suit
We're for the coat. $I.3i, for the trous-
ers. S2.e7. for the vest. SLIP. or S7.5S
for zee entire suit.
To CONVEX; these materials into a
suit the total outlay for productive
labor, or for cutting. trimming, ntt!ng,
operating. furnishing, etc, was Ss.74.
OF this amount. S2.23 was paid TO
labor for making the coat. S6 cents for
making the trousers. and 65 cents for
making the suit. Tho general factory
expense attached to the manufacture
of the suit was s1.l2. and the cost of
selling or OF putting II on tho market
$3.50. Adding together. therefore, the
IA Continued on second 1 pago.l y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
cows nGAnY Fon MILKING
VIEWS AND NEAR VIEWS.
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS
lchm nd Ou! hit to Be Big Wagon shor-To-
mates and fctatces in irginia- About
Lime Grinding 90 rom Richmond to Peters
burg-Varl. Us Timely Hints.

see no profit in them, but oil the same
there Is big profit in the first fruits
and | am encouraged to try again. Al
the next State Fair ! am going TO try
10 nave an exhibit that | may show
10 the world that old Elizabeth City
county can raise something gooa ]
am sorry to say that our Board of
Supervisors is awiully stingy. and SO
Tar refuses to make an appropriation
taat Will enable us to show what we
can do down here in the best country
in the world"
Well we'll, we'll, The Board of Super
visors OF Elizabeth City county ought
TO get busy and encourage such girls
as write letters like the above.
have referred this sweet girls
letter 10 Miss .Ngnew. the leader OF
the Sirl feImcrs, and l nave no doubt
she viii tell this child a thing or two
worth remembering.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
Big PR 0 Fits IN
COWS AND GRASS
Virginia is Catching On to the
Great Dairy ana Creamery
Business.
SOME FACTS AND FIGURES
Westmorcland Davis and Other
Folks Setting Pace That
IS Worth While.
ny FRANK 5. woopsos.

Westmorcland Davis, one of the
most successful farmers in y,rrint,
and the president of the State Farm
ers institute has recently been tell
7 ing the proper committee of the Leris
iature something about to possibiII-
YES OF the dairy and creamery bust
ness In Virginia
as mas been set forth in the In
oustral Section from time to time.
virginia Is waking up to the I'M
portance of the cattle and dairy busi
ness and the indications are thar In
the course OF time. and limited time at
mat the wnoie State will he doubted
WIN dairy farms and creameries that
VII aaa immensely TO the wealth of
the Old Commonwealth
In the western and southwestern
part OF the State the blue grass grows
lnSuriantly, and the people there havr
Tor the past decade been makin,r
money raising beef cattle for domestic
and foreign markets. TO the east OF
me mountain range Virginia mas not
been much OF grass growing State,
ana IL goes without the saying that
there must be grass and hay before
the cattle and the milk can com.
forth.
High Pressure CrcnmcrIcs.
There have BEEN many men I'm "a,
state who believed. as Mr. Davis does.
thai there is no better country in the
world for dairy farms ana creameries
than Virginia. but first we had TO aet
the grass.
Promoters came along and csta blsh
ed creameries for the sole purpose nj
selling the machinery. not caring
whether the creamery should paw or
not after they had sold the outfit The
outfit generally cost about $4,000, and
then the dcluded stockholders found
themselves in the possession OF a well
? equipped creamery. but no stock To
manufacture. y man can't run a
creamery without the milk any better
than a shoe factory can get along
without leather. But IN some cases
these promoters did good, for in sew.
cral towns where they had establishes
crcamcres the stockholders got busy
and sought means to furnish the raw
material.
In the fret place they Induced farm
ers near by to grow grass and then
to put cows on tho grass. In one case,
Farmrillel under the leadership OF
George Robson, syndicate was form
cd and cows were brought in carload
lots and sold to farmers, who had the
grass, on the instalment plan in order
that the creamery SHOULD be supplied
with the ra wmaterial. and in that way
the creamery haa been put on easy
street" Is now q noney-maker. and as
tho farmers enlarge their herds of
goosl. mixers it will become a little
gold mine
Catching On In Virginia.
The folks at Burkoville did the same
Continued on second page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
Thnt LING Hill,

William t. Wilson. OF Pittsylvania
county, writes mo letter in which
he says. My eyes are getting bad
can hardly see how to write, but 1
d" want TO say something III favor
of the lime grinding bill, now bel ore
the Legislature. Governor Mann's
recommendation to the Legislature, il
carried out, would be the biggest thing
for the farmers OF this State that ever
happened. Can't you use your inilu-
ence with the members Of the Leg. sla-
ture to nave that lime grinding bill
passed
I'wrote the venerable and dim sight
ed Mr.. Wilson that MY influence with
the Legislature was exceedingly limit
ed, being no sort OF Il politician, but
all the Same ! laid his vigorous let
ter before the chairman of the com
'mittec that has the Lime ginding mat
ter in hand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
Vehicle Manufacturing.

Charles y. Behlan. Of Franklin, Va.
offers a mighty good suggestion TO
Richmond. hero is what lac says
The Excelsior Seat Company, Colum
tus. Ohio, sent. their president and
secretary to Henderson. n. c., and On
ford. y. c., TO look over the ground
with view of establishing a largo
veh.clc body plant. The two gentle
men selected these points, simply. be-
cause each town has several vehicle
industries. i cannot see, how a city
Ike Richmond, With its bright, intcili-
gent business men. don't eaten on to
the vehicle Industry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11

\ sweet little siNteen year Old GIT
down In Elizabeth City county. vino is
so modest she docs no; wish her name
printed. writes the Industrial Editor a
very cheering letter. In which she says
he is Very much interested in tomato
growing. and in potato growing. and
all of the growing Of all other things
that go TO make the backwoods coun-
try of Virginia rich. quote from her
letter:
Il live in the country, and we raise
a great many canteloupes and tomatoes
and after selling the FIRST two or three
pickiugs we are confronted with a
decline in prices, n decline that Is so
far below the cost Of production VIC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
NInny Sugscstions.

Tho responses 10 the above state
wide proposition are simply too num-
erous TO mention ana ] Will have 10
lake little time To set them all in
print. They are all more or less good.
and | wish l could print every one OF
them, but there are many that are not
in accordance with the rules laid
down. In the first place | have re-
stricted space 10 two hundred words
| nave not less than dozen COM
muncations that go beyond the limit.
..1lybe next summer when buslacSs Is
duh ] will he able to work them in,
but Tor the present | must stick TO the
rule. The hints and suggestions adj
vanced are all good, and they will
come IN all right in due time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
rrt,,ecn .r,,n Gooh CltIer,

; Il would like to write Il few lines
for yo,ir Views and Near Views
column, but you hold me down to such
Continued on third page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
by FRANK s. WOoDSON.
Industrial Editor.

This column is open TO contributors
who have something to say of sug-
SchtiNe nature nDd who arc willing to
mike hints ami suggestions looking to
the better development of the good did
stntes OF Virginia, West Virginia md
North Cnroiinn, and who can hoid their
suggestions down In any one Issue to
from 100 10 ZOO words. Such COM
municntions, addressed TO the Indus-
trinl Editor, Will receive prompt Mt
tcntlon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
y voice From sco,trillc.

Let me tnank you for explaining in
the INDUSTRIAL Section tho remarkable,
and may say the absurd report OF
Scottsviile's population as laid down
in the census report. l think you
have the figures about rig and
agree with yoIE hint or sugst stion
that the town council should have q
local census taken. that the outside
world may know the actual facts, and
not be guided by the absurd iigures
the census bureau has sent out" Such
Is note that comes to me from one
of tho leading citizens of the good
town of .Scottsyiile.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-07-10

/. Sack race.
2. Pi"k-a-Eack race.
3. Sand race.
4. Three-legged race.
5. Ball throwing for large and
small girls.
6. Fat mems race.
7. Lean mems race.
s. 10O-yard dash for large boys
8. l00-yard dash for small boys
10. l00-yard dash for large girls.
II. .10O-yard dash for small girls
~. Graceful promenade.
13. Cracker race.
II. Pedestal throw.
Is. The serpentine race.
1G. Base ball.
All are invited; all are urged to
attend; all are expected; all are re-
Quired to have good time.