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Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31

Cash quotations wcre as follows.
FLOUA,-Firm; winter patents, Aoou
AS; winter straights. G.014.l0. spring
patents. ,.aG6oe; spring straights. As
dfes; bakers. s1ss0A9.
nYE.-No. = ssUesc.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, Scd{Ln
fair TO choice mailing, u.td1.n,
sEEps-rimothy. nz-"1iae; clover
FiRo,vTIsIoNs-Msss pork. old. SEGA
new, slkNt. Lard Gin tierces). Is. shori
To,ai clearances Of wheat and f1onI
we're equal 70 Sio.eco bu- Primary receipts
were $500 bu., compared with $500 hu
the corresponding day year ago. Th'
Worid's visible supply. a. shown BY Brad
strees.s. decreased 143e.ooo bu. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow. Wheat. 2 cars
corn. SO cars; oats. - cars; hogs. $50
head.
rsA. sI-cca1 .ak: No. red, sscasLeo; No
; hard. AIG13tes; No. hard. tecf<LA
No. j northern. nIsaLltis; No. north
srn q 60 lie. No : northern. tleIqf-H
No spins. nlooai-es; No. spring. =
alos. No. : spring. ssngE.ot: yelyel
ssaff 1s9 a.ss d1 No 49, ss,s SsTn
No. J yellow. ssefszsse; No. & esi4eesnc
No. { white. CA06si.c: No. yellow, O.
5ezSr. Oats: No 2 white. s16sst-c: No
write, sl<asss: No. = white. saslfc
standard, Ata1U1[%f
Rye. No. 2 U1ssc. Barley. oc1s1-1
Timothy. sl.eoo1s-ee Clover. slsoe1711 =
BrTTER-stsady. eresmsries. zsassc
dsirfnx. 2s4f2sc.
EGGs-Receipis. 2fa cases Naxke
STEADY: ct marx. cases included. 6ez1e
s.rf;nsry firxts, 11Gz1c. firsts, EQs7c.
cHEEEE-steady. daisies. isAGiTc
twins. is1iss<c: Young Americas. iesf
ne. long horns- 1ez<Qf1c.
POTATOEs-Recsipt 10 cars Mar
ksf firm at &cfN.M
fpOuLTRY-Firm. turkeys, lsGisc
ehlckens 1I1<612e. springs. 13c-
VEAI--stsady at 511ac
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
St. LouI. Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS Jan. 3l.-cATTLE- Re-
ceipts, 300 head, including loo Texans:
market, steady TO ioc higher: native ship
ping and export steers. y.8Gs.01: dressed
and butcher steers, S.0ei5.Vv: steers UNI
der 1000 pounds. S3.25G5.eg stoekers and
feeders, SSCod6Og: COWS and heiferx, e. 76d
400; Gamers, s2.0off4.oa; bulls, sScoG5 ]. rs;
calves, sS.oods 81 Texas and Indian steers,
s5.o077.0J; cows and heifers sS.00G5oo.
HOGS-Recetpts, $50 head; market, l0c
higher; jigs and lights. h$G635; mixed
VI. 0f164 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts, 500
head: market. steady. &C higher; native
muttons, s.. 75s14.e5; lambs, s5.O0d6.s5; culls
and bucks, 81. 50q3.0O. stockers, Sl.TJ13.bo.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31

NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.-Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstrcets show the following changes
IA available supplies as compared with
previous accounts: Available supplies
Wheat, United states. east Rockies, de-
creased 3,7TT.0oo bushels: United states,
IVES, Rockies, increased Loo bushels; Can
ada, increased 2,s4s.ooo bushels; total,
United States and Canada, decreased ,lso.
Op bushels; afloat for and In Europe,
decreased 100000. total American and
European supply, decreased s.tso.0p, Corn.
limited States and Canada. increased Les :
COO. United States and Canada, decreased
,iBs.efo bushels. The leading changes re-
ported this week follow; Increases, Mani
toba, 2H0o bushels; Fort Forth, Len
bushels. Decreases, Portland, Ma. 0s.vo
bushels: Chattanooga, 5aooo bushels; Code
rich, 5aooo bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31

NEW YORK, Jan 3.-CoTToN-Spot
closed steady; middling uplands. s.ese;
middling gulf. $500. Sales, i.06 bales.
Futures opened steady. January. e.Sic;
February, $500 bid March. 9.+lc; April,
a.ssc bid; May, 95Sc; June, e.s4c; July
9.e9c August. s.19c, September, s.Iici
October, 9slc; November, csc bid.
Cotton futures closed steady. Closing
bids January, sac; February, aSici
March. a.4ec: April 9dc: May. oslo,
June. s.Sc: July, 9IIc: August, sHc'
September, a7sc: October. 9.s5c; Novem-
Der, 9Ssc; December, 9.92c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Conservative Feeling Exists Among
the Leaders in Wheat.
CORN HOLDERS REDUCE LINES
Ca.k Market 10 Very Firm, Censid-
erfng the Increased Movement
Situation In strong, but
Moderate Reaction Due.
OMAHA. Jan. Do. III.

OMAHA, Jan. ~, ISL
There is very conservative feelins
among wheat leaders, no disposition 20
overbuy the market and just 'snoush
proflt-taking TO keep the MARKET In q
healthy position.
Gables were easier this morning. which
nay mean less bulish Argentine news.
In a general way the advance seems
enough Tor the present or until cash de-
inand improves.
II was the opinion Of some of the best
corn traders that some Of the largest
holders were reducing their long shares.
Cash corn Is very firm considering the
increased movement. The situation IS
still strcng. but some moderate reaction
is due.
Wheat ruled a bit easier, cables were
lower and some profit taking sales were
made. Cash wheat WAS unchanged
There was little or no change in the
corn market. values holding firm. with
no feature Cash corn was unchanged
to 10 higher.
Primary wheat receips were tao.0o
bushels and shipments were $500 bush
els. against receipts last year OF aLu9
bushels and shipments OF $500 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were i.al.vv
bushels and shipments WIRE 5000 bush.
els. against receipts last year OF Ls11,W'
bushels and shipments OF 3S3ooo bushels.
Clearanees were s3i.ooo bushels OF corn.
1.eoe bushels OF oats and wheat ana Hour
equal to lp.0o bushels.
Liverpool closed sd 10 i1d lower on
wheat and va lowe- on corn.
TIE following cash sales were reported
Wheat. No. hard car. y.0eA; II ears,
tl0si-; cars, log.. No. J hard. l car,
S-1fi4: i car, tl.0z: No. hard. ! ca.
f.nh; l car. s.02: No. ? spring, ] car.
1la3it. No. mixed, / car, sl0a4. Corn.
No. , white. | car. 6tc. No. I white, !
car. SIC, cars. &C. car. Shc. No. J
color. 1 car eSizc; Nc. color. ] ar, &C.
No. yellow. az. 63l.c: cars, 6Sise; No.
yellow. cars. 6zisc: car, s2l.c; 10 cars,
she: cars. eiAc: Il cars. &c; ars. colo:
No. mixed, / car. Sgi4c. No. I mlxed,
car. e7ifc: 2 cars 5sIAc: u cars. $40: )
cars. so-c: car. esl.e. no grade. car,
Isssc: cars tee; car, 5slac: airs. S.
cars, she: car. Sc. osts, No. Z
white. l ar. soAc; 10 cars. 0.e: No.
white. car. Dasc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT--No. : hard. sl.0egi .otii; No.
: hard. n.oiisQ1. 0SH: No. hard. @c1
coRN-No white. sshastc No. 4
white. 0A9sS4c: No. color sssy65i
no. : yellow, 6as3tsc: No. 4 yellow, ongf
tftc; No. . ess@e5i.c; No. Z. sc0ss,sc;
no grade bsi41s9c.
oATs-No. white. 5o4p5oAc: stand
ard. 5ei.ass.c: No. white. b0l4ft6oAc;
No. 4 white, t0q50itc. No. yellow, 51
fssrc. No. yellow, isA4s0c.
BARLEY Mailing. 81 .oonl.3i. No.
feed, 7sGaec; heavier feeding. &cGtl0.
RYE-No, 3 esc; No. J, ss9soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
pry Good. Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. Sp-DRY GOODS
The readjustment that took place in the
cost OF outings and which brought TIE
quotations OF some mill agents down &c
below the opening figures caused buyers
TO hesitate placing fall orders on tneee
goods. The largest factors held to the
opening quotations and doing a large
amount Of business. There was a good
demand for prints for export. The call
for most goods In the jobbing houses was
satisfactory. Duplicate orders were re-
ceired on silk goods for spring deliver
Cotton yarns were In fair demand and
spinners asked slight advances.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 39.-CATTLE-Re.
celpts. 5000 head. including 90 southerns:
market steady to i5c higher; dressed beef
s5.50a5.0Q; western steers. soar Is; stock
ers and feeders, ti.o0us.5U; southern steers,
N7bHSS; southern cows. s5.ooefSco; ma
tive cows, s2.s3d6.6o; native helfers, "A. 25h
625, bulls, sSbsao.5o: calves. tt5vn7.25.
HOGS--Receipts, li,W0 head; market sc
heavy. @.yne.3S: packers and butchers
S.i5ge32,z; lights, s5.aTs2o: pigs, $i.2s
d5&
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 1000
head; market. i5c to sc higher; lambs,
S.ocnS.Io; yearlings. tI50ei6.So. wethers
q. 75a4eo; ewes, sz.25<f4.io; stockers and
feeders, Sc 5Od4o0 II
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
oil. and Ro.in.

SAVANNAH, Ga. Jan. s0.-TURPEN-
TINE-Steady: i6lac. Sales. 122 bills. re-
ceIpts. $50 bills. shipments, S25 bbls.i
stocks, 2s,31s bbls.
ROsIN-F1rm. Sales. ass bbls.; re-
ceipts, 2,eoi bb,s.; shipments. 5.sI bbls;;
stocks. 1eo,201 bbls. Quotations: B, s6.GiI
as 10: D. IS. 4cpe 42k; e, SIS; +, ssEittr
$50: \. SIS; WIG. and WV, SIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
stock In sight.
Wool Market.

BOSTON. Jan S.-wOOI1-Domsstic
wool remains firm in price and moving
fairiy steady. The demand is on fairly
broad lines. Conlractions for the 1917 clip
has already begun. Territory wool In
original bags sells at isizc to Ice. while
considerable unwashed clothing has
changed hands at &c, with Ohio fine
dela!ne bringing &c. The demand for
county clips selling at isc to lie. Texas
woods are a trif1e firmer, but the inquiry
is not so good. Pulled wool is strong and
sells freeIy.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. sa-wOOI-S Steady;
territory and western mediums, 1sTlsc;
fine medium. I57l7c; fine. le61sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
Phrr.a.lphi. Proasee Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan Sl-BUTTER-
Firm; western creamery specials, &c; ex-
ira. Sc; nearby prints, extra, 4lc.
EGGS-Flrm: Pennsylvania and other
nearby ffrstx. free cases, $3.50 per case:
current REGENTS. free cases. sfztS per case:
western firsts. free cases siA9 per case:
current receipts. free eases. ti2oo per Gaze.
CHEESE-Firm: New York full creams
fancy, IT1ze; fair to good, lsi49i7e.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
81. joseph Live stock Market.

ST JOSEPH, Jan. 90.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipis, 900 head; market steady; steers.
"a. 509s 90: cows ana heifers, S3.0Vu6. %.
calves IS. 5odS 90
HoGS-Receipts, go head; market ca
loc higher; top. $3.50; bulk OF sales, 500
4e.B.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts, 200
head; market steady; lambs. s5.o9Qs.Ja.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31

NEW YORK. Jan. @.-MErAI.s-stan.
dArd copper. firm: spot. January and
February, sl1It1laS. March and April.
SIS 7s41l1so London market, strong; spot.
eel is: futures. E62 los. Arrivals were
reported At Loo tons at New York: ex-
ports 80 far this month. o.6t1 tons. Lake
copper ltis3is1e: electFolytic. l4kdi4Are,
casting. igss0i4isc. Tin. steady. spot and
January. - to<fs175; February. ttlsed
lT6; March. ~ 4a1ss %, April. SH. 10
g d. May. ll.5od4. lfia. London market
firm; spot, 2ist los: futures. Efsi los,
Lead. dull: = MAJ %. New York; ~ ioH4ii
East St. Louis. London, els iM The
leading producer reported decline In is
price from sLl51i4-5. spei:er, dull; &Sd
London. spot. Is - Cd. Antimony, dull,
Cookson's SIS Iron. Cleveland war
rants. "a lisd In Isoudon- Locally. iron
vas unchanged; No. northern. 50. 10 90
No. : foundry northern. ,it5enlt7S: No
| 1, foundry southern and No. ! foundry
southern soft. utssdl47S
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
MCDONALD WITHDRAWS
FROM TAILORING FIRM

j. II. Mcdonald OF the tailoring firm o.
Guekert 4 Mcdonald. sf7 South Fifteenth
street, has withdrawn, and the business
will be continued by n. l.. Guckert.
The firm name win remain unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. D.-MONEY--On
call, steady, at 2lsd24s per cent; ruling
rate, q. per cent; closing bids. 2s per
cent; Offered at a. per cent. Time loans,
steady: sixty days. "a per cent; ninety
days, 22.a3 per cent; six months, Sass
per cent. -
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-shai
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGES Steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at A-sfz5
mand; commercial bills, 81. S3h.
STLVER-Bar. sshc; Mexican dollars.
&c
BoNDS-Governme heavy: railroad,
firm.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31

NEW YORK. Jan. sa-EvAPoRATED
APPL ES-Quiet and steady with prices
unchanged. one the spot fancy, i0iAGle4 g,
choice st.62ssc. prime. sANe5..
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. unsettled
and somewhat easier in tone; quotations
range from ls1isl4c for Caifornias up
TO oe4sgs and 1N41isc for Orewons.
Aprieots slow in demand but prices are
steady in absence Of selling pressure.
choics. lsdi5i1c. extra choice. iS3fss.
fancy. 1T6isc. Peaches. quiet and steady:
choice. iI111isc; extra choice. uisoi7c,
fancy. 131azxc. Ralsins.i Inactive but
prices are steadily held. loose muscatels.
| sss67c: choice 10 fancy seeded. Trf7ssc,
seediess, sz7e; London layers. st.ioaiN
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31

LIVERPOOL Jan. N.-wHEAT-clox-
sng: SPOT, steady. No. Manitoba. g. Cd:
30. ) Nsnlfobs. q "a. No. Manitoba. ss
"a, fufnrez, easy March. Is 81: Nay. Is
I'D. July. Is tAd-
cORN-spot: American mixed new.
firm. q nd. American mixed new. kiln
died. quiet g 81 American mixed cid.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
Sugnr Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. oO.-SEGAR-Raw,
steady: nugcovado. - test, Sssc; cen
trifugal. Sc test, Lasc; molasses, 50 test
s.s4c. Refined, steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31

PEORIA. Jan. sa.-coRN-Higher; No.
! white. exc: No. white. sc; No. yfl-
low, eaas2ac; No. 4 yellow, si%00hc;
No. . mixed. CSC. No. mixed. 0Ac.
samples. 57izt6stse.
OATs-Highsr; No. white sikc; stand
ard. 6lac; No. . white, nc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
Sunday

Receipts and disposition Of live st9ok
al the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha.
for the twenty-four hours ending at
O'Clock yesterday:
EIPTS-CARLoADS.
Cattta Ho0a Sheen a.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31

OMAHA. Jan. s0.-Bank clearings for
today were q. 1901 and for the eorre-
spending day last rear se.236, s0o42. -,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
Ro.sen stock Market.
Ianaan stac< NI.rk.t.

LONDON. Jan @.--AmeTfean securities
opened steady With price within
a small fraction Of parity. Later the
market advanced under the lead Of
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific AMI
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET

steady IS led: futures. quiet: January. IS
I'd; February. IS Hid.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
m,nn,.noli. erals Marked.

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 0.--wHEAT--
MAY. a. OJi46d GA. Chsh closins No /
hard, 81 .Vass: No. northern. n.@el.as
No. 2 northern. n.%0l.oeAi NO. T. WV
al .0aA.
FLAKE 11it1leifis-
BARLEY-Sectitl.8
CORNING. 3 yellow. sc.
OATS-No. white. iste.
RYE-No. . Sc.
BRAN-s3i5 0giot. 3.
FI.OUR-Ffrst patents, o. &ro. ~; second
patents, pss0Si0: first clesrs. S-6Qe.S;
second clears. s2boa2so.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
auofRtions OF the Day on various
CsA.nodftIeH

C4AimoditIes.
NEW YORK. Ian. 2l.-FLOCR-Steady;
spring patents. * S@5.n; winter straignts,
sI31i4 70: winter patents. s45oG4So; spring
las Rye flour, firm; fair to good. A.IS1
40. choice to fancy, sLsSd5.2s. Buckwheat
| flour. firm: s2soofso per 100 bounds.
| CORNMEAL-SEeady; fine white and
yellow. ;l-55dLso; coarse. hbai5o' kiln
RYE~Firm; No. ., CSC c. /. T. Buffalo.
WHElAr-Spot market easy; No. red,
g.02iz ELEVATOR export basis and Slb1s
| {. o. b. afloat. No. l northern Duluth.
s.22& f. O. b. afioat-- Futures opened
lower on The cables and prospects OF
large Argentina shipments. rallied on
| comrnisaonl house buying due TO the
decrease IN worlds stocks and better
milling demand. bun again eased off
under realizing and closed at NC net
decline. MAJ closed sl.G sis; July, a.ol
CoRH-spot market barely steady; ex-
port. 7ssc (. 0. b. afloat. Futures,
oATsIspot market firm. Futures mar
HAY~Ffrm; prime. Sis: No. l. n.sc;
No. . sl15plD; No; 2, sycasl 90 a..
IFATH ER-Firm: hemloek firsts, SO
! &c; seconds. s4azse; thirds. zi922e' re-
/ jects, BE
y17. O0ftls.s0 Beef. firm; mess. NS0oq125ei
| family. si45lGt5o0: beef hams. C7.51S5 20
Cut meats, steady; picked bellies, 10 70 u
pounds. gh.ne5ac. picked hams, nqllhc.
Lard, steady: middle west prime. ss:lsq
s25: refined. steady: continent. $50
South Amerlca. 40. compound, sis01hc.
| TAIL,OW--SteRdy; prime city hhds. &C.;
special. &c; country, 6dei1c.
BUTrER-unsettled. creamery specials,
Sc; extras. sIi4c: first. 356aS1tc; process
specials. 'scaa1sc; extras, asu@'fc: nrsts,
cHEEsE-F1rm; skins. 5izG1psc
F(;CS-Ifrn; fresh gathered, extras,
.or: extra tirsts. sshpiec; first. Slsg &c;
refrigerator. firsts, SC; western gathered,
whites, @gs2c.
ems, isf7ls,sc. fowls, 12Qlsifc; turkeys, len
lac. Dressed quiet. western chickens, 12ii
dl5c; fowls, 12is0lsifc; turkeys, 1e92le.
81, Louis General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 50.-wEIEAT-cash.
firm; track No. 2 red, ;l.eo1tth.ol; No, ,
q co d =; track No. .. SSo; No. ,
OATS Higher; track No. 2 TIC; No.
white 68Isc-
Closing prices on futurex
WHEAT-Weak; May, sLWs' july
coRN-steady: May. sl.c; July. eSg
SLc
oATs-Firm: May, b2isc; July. isl.c.
RYE-unchanged, 9sAc.
FIoTR--steady; red winter patents,
s450n4o; extra tancy and straight, p-eu
as; hard winter clears, 81. tod36o
SEED Timothy, til000flb00.
CORNMEAL,-1@
BRAN-strong; sacked east track. $3.50
GAS
HAY-wak; timothy. s2o5oaai.so: prai-
RE, siLQtqfIoo.
PROVINONS-pork, unchanged. Lard,
unchanged. Dry salt meats. unchanged;
boxed shorfs, $50; clear ribs. $50; short
clears, ssh. Bacon, unchanged: boxed
extra shorts. $50; clear ribs. D.to. short
clears, 1915.
| POULTRY = Firm. chickens, lv~ci
springs. llifc; turkeys. 1bc; ducks. lSlac;
geere. Sc.
BUTTER--weak: creamery, ssGssc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
Milwaukee Grain Markets.

MILWAUKEE,. ian. 9.-WHEAT-No.
1 northern, nisd11s: No. northern.
Il osIxs5i. nj; No. Z hard winter, n.osi4ts
l.6is; May, fi.0zis; July, SSc.
SIC; No. J. &c; May. S7Ac; July, 0h
36Iiac.
OATS STANDARD, 61A0siHc.
BARIEY-Malting. sllsQi-n
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31

MONEY-3i4H52. per cent.
The rate OF discount In the open mar
ket for short bills is 9-l6d3ss per cent.
for three months bills, 5 1-lsnslz per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31

NEW YORK. Jan. S-Closing quota
| tons on mining stocks were: 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31

TO = below yesterdays New York clos
| ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-31
|OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
No Material Change in Cattle Com
pared with Monday.
HOGS ARE FIVE TO TEN HIGHER
Fat sheep sell in About the Sam,
Notehes a. Monday, While
Lambs Are Weak to Ten
Cents Lower.

soETH OMAHA. Jan. b. l9le.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
Sweet Bri;ar
College

a College for Women, of the grade Of
Nassar, Wellesley, Smith and Bryn Mawr.
Four years OF collegiate and two years Of
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buildings are modern, ard the conditions
Tor health are unsurpassed. On Southern
Railroad, south Of Washington. Seventh
year aRens sept, "a, 1912. Catalogue and
views sent upon application,
DE-. Mary X, Benedict,
President, Box -,
sweet Braf, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
Richmond Training
School for
Kindergartners
Opposite Monroe Park,

Eleventh Session Opens Sept. %. 1872
FULL COURSE in KinderEarten The
ory and Practice inclusive OF Art. English.
Singing, Folk Dances and an up-to-daie
course in Primary Methods Diploma al
end OF two years. and special Third
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Prineipal. Miss Lucy S. Coleman IL North
Filth street. Richmond During summer
months address all Communications 10
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Avenue. G!nter Park. Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30

exhibiting careful and thorou
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During the past ten years /
been entered from the school
bachelor Of arts course in math
success in this course speaks
the thoroughness Of their prep
1T is one Of the few school
old-time thoroughness OF prep
tanned"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
Randolph-Macon Institute
For Girls
DANVILLE, VIRGINIA
College Preparatory.

Additional work for those not looking
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Special advantages in Music, Art,
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Faculty OF seventeen, we'll equipped. ex-
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Putnam patriot., 1912-08-23
Workrooms for Poor Children.

To keep children off the streets and help them to grow up useful members of society a number of juvenile work rooms will shortly be opened in Vienna.
 An influential committee, with Ba- ron Bienerth, lord lieutenant of lower Austria, as president, and including cabinet ministers. the chief of police, the burgomaster and a number of ladies, has been formed to carry out the project.
 It is proposed to bring poor, neglect ed children into these workrooms and teach them useful. practical handi- crafts.
 Holiday courses will be organized in connection with the workroom, when the children will be taken to the coun- try to gain some insight into farm and garden work, and familiarize them selves with rural objects.
Putnam patriot., 1912-08-23
Fresh Air and How 10 Use It

(By Thomas Specs Darlington, NJ. D., New York, The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, l05 East 22nd Street; 250 pp.; l50 illustrations; Cloth price, Slo0 postpald.)
 Although fresh air is the most fun damental of all the necessares of life, few people know how to use this free gift 10 the best interests of their own health and that of those with whom they live and work. Dr. Darlington aims in his book to show how an abundance of fresh air is within the reach of everyone, whether he be a millionaire owner of a country house, or a dweller in city tene ment. Prob ably no more complete compendium of information on how 10 get fresh air in the home at all times has ever been published
 The aim of the book is not primarily to suggest methods of treating disease in the open air, though it is published by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. It is rather a handbook for everyone who wishes to ward of disease in his own body and in those of other mem- bers of his family.
 Dr. Darlington method of treating the subject is practical. He aims to be so concise that anyone may be able tC follow out his instructions in secur- ing or making the devices of which he speaks. Some of the topics which he discusses are, window tents, home made and manufactured; roof bunga- lows, with suggestions for building; temporary fresh.air porches for coun- try use; wall houses and iron frame porches for city use; tents and tent houses; open air bungalows and cot tages; roof playgrounds for children; and clothing, bedding and furniture necessary for outdoor living and sleep ing.
 The book contains l50 illustrations, including floor plans and working drawings It is published as cheapIy as possible by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuber culosis as part of it's campaign for the prevention of disease.
Putnam patriot., 1912-08-23
MASSACRE AFTER VICTORY
Nearly 500 Regulars Are Murdered Following Their Surrender
 in Nicaragua.

Managua. Nicaragua, Aug. M.-Al- most the entire detachment of soc Nicaraguan troops, comprising the garrison of the city of Leon, to the north of Managua, was massaered by a force of insurgents.
 News was received by the Govern ment that the Liberals in Leon had risen in revolt. and General Chamorro dispatched a force of troops to sup press the movement and reinforce the garrison of the city The Government troops on reaching Leon camped on the plaza in the centre of the town. The insurgents, who greatly outnum- bered the Government force, attacked the city and after fierce engagement the garrison surrendered Instead of holding their captives prisoners of war after their submission the troops were slaughtered by the rebels. Out of a force of 500 men all were killed ex- cept seventy.
 Washington. Aug. 2l.-lncendiary attempts at Bluefelds. Nicaragua, on the part of the rebels have resulted in force of ffty-four officers and men from the Tacoma landing to protect the lives and property of American citizens and foreigners.
Putnam patriot., 1912-08-23
TRIBUTES TO GEN. BOOTH.
Compared with Martin Luther, John
 Wesley and the Pope.

London. Aug. 21.-The London morning newspapers pay eloquent tri- butes of sympathy to the late Saiva- tion Army leader, They regard him as the greatest apostle and evangelist of the age and compare him with John Wesley and Martin Luther. The Times" in an editorial, says;
 The death of Booth closes strange career, one of the most re markable our age has seen, and it will set the world meditating on that fer vent and forceful character, that keen. though as some would say, marrow, in telligence which raised him from po- sition of friendless obscurity to be the head of an organization yielding obedience scarcely less complete than the Catholic Church yields to the Pontitf