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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-18
Newspaper Men Barred

The Cunard officials announced that they would permit on the pier only friends and relatives of the survivors,
 who will be admitted by a pass after they have established their right to obtain one at the company's offices. No photog- raphers of the press, they stated. will
 be admitted, and the police will rope off a large space outside the pier to keep back curious crowds
 Although government officials have sig nfied their willingness to allow newspaper l reporters and relatives of the survivors l to board the ship from revenue cutters | before she reaches the dock, the Cunard officials indicated tonight that this privi- 1 Iege would not be granted. In that event the full story of the great disaster, ex- l cept such details as may be received by wireless meanwhile, probably will not be l learned until long after the Carpathia has docked.
 Custom Regulations Waived Franklin MaeVeagh, Secretary of the Treasury, in statement sent to Coi- Hector of Customs Loeb, announcing
 that customs regulations would be 1 waived, said:
 There is, however no obstacle so | far as the government is concerned to l the boarding of the Carpathia by | friends of survivors and sy represent ta : 1 tives of the press, provided the con- sent of the owners of the Carpathia is
 obtained. If the authorities of the Cu-
 hard line are willing that representa- lives of the press and relatives should l board the Carpathia before her arrival,
 the department will. upon being so ad- yised by the Cunard company, author 1 ize the use of a cutter for this pur- 1 pose; but thus far the Cunard company has taken the position that it will be
 impossible for anyone to board the
 ahip prior to her reaching the dock" l The Cunard officials stated tonight I that they expected that more than l 1000 passes would be issued to rela- 1 tives of survivors.
 The White Star officials announced that arran gements have been made be-
 tween their company. Commissioner of
 Immigration Williams and Mayor Gay
 nor for caring for the third-class sur yivors in the citys municipal lodging
 houses. Those who are in financial distress or without aid from friends l or relatives will be sheltered by tho city. 1t was stated, until they could obtain employment or other relief. The question of admitting a limited
 number of newspaper men to the Car pathia was taken today It was an-
 nounced that it would be known to- morrow what would be done.
Katalikas., 1912-02-15
CHINUOSE IsNAUJO
KOVA PERTRAUKTA.

Pereitoj savaitej vyriau-
sybes atstovai su republiko-
nais isnaujo padare sutarti
pertraukti kova neapribuo-
tam laikui. Bet nesitikima,
kad ciesoriaus dinastija pa
sitrauktu nuo savo vietos
anksciau, kaip po keliu sa-
vaiciu, kadangi premieras
Yuan Shi Kai Wis dar We
.dantis tarybas kas link di-
nastijos abdikavimo.
Chinq dienrasscciai raso,
kad dinastija apsiimanti alb
dikuoti, bet pnrinti ant vi
sados pasilaikyti sau savo
titulus,. pasissvinti Pekine
visus rumus If uzlaikyti
nuolatine sau gvardija res
blikos lesonis. Dienrasciai
tame reikale pat6mija, kad
republikonai nesutiksia su
Katalikas., 1912-02-15
CHINAI = RESPU-
BLIKA.

Ching jaunas ciesorius is
Manchu dinastijos pereito
panedelio diena, ty. IL va
sario, galutinai pasitrauke
nuo sosto. Tam tikslui 10
vardu isleista manifestas.
Manifesto atvirai pazymeta.
kad jei daugumas Chinu gy-
ventoju reikalauja respu-
blikos, tad kodel nebutQ
galima pildyti daugu-
mos noras? Negalilna mi
lijonams gyventoju prize
sinties delei vienos seinly-
nos garbes, pasakyta ma
nifeste.
Tai zymus Shame sintme-
ty historiskas atsitikinas.
Sekanciame numeryj apie
tai turesime proga placiau
pakalbeti.
Katalikas., 1912-02-15
IS JUDEJIMO PER
SIJOJE.

Persijos dabartine valdzia
patarius Anglijai ir Rusijai
per Astrabado rusiska kon-
suli andai pranese buvu-
siam kitados Persijos sa-
chui, kad j pasirengus jam
moketi metine alga, bet Tx
su tokia islyga, idant ex-
sachas tuojau apleistq Per-
sijos sienas ir daugiau ne
sikesintu atsikovoti sosta.
Be to, valdzia pasizadejusi
suteikti visiska amnistija
visiems jo salininkams.
Viduriniu dalykll minis
teris apreiskes, kad valdzia
pasirengusi buvusiam sa-
chdi moketi 100000 meti-
nes algos II, kad Russia ne
norinti jo priimti daugiau
ant savo teritorijos.
Toliau vald5ia norinti pa
skirt vienam buvusio sacho
broliui $4,000 metines al
gos, bet Tx tuomet tai pa
darysianti, kuomet tasai
brolis taippat apleisias Per-
sija. Gi vyresniam ex-sa-
cho broliui, Shut-es-Sulta-
neh leista gyventi Persijo-
je.
Kaip ten dalyku stovis
nebutu, bet Russia ant per-
su galvq siuncia daugiau
kariuomenes.
Katalikas., 1912-02-15

5okioIais jiens statomomis
|ls1ygomis. Eina gandas,
kad republikonu parlamen-
tas ciesoriaus seimynai pa
skyres metams 100000
algos,- bet apie rumus If ti-
tulus yisai nehuvo nei kali
bama.
Mandzurijoje uzgime ju-
dejimai prizes tenai gyve-s
nancius chinus republiko-
nus. Delei tos progos Japo-
Mia i Mukdena pasiuncius
burr savo kareiviu, kuriems
liepta saugoti "savuosius''
rcikalus.
Katalikas., 1912-02-15
ANGLIJA RUSTINAsI
ANT VOKIETIJOS.

Visa Anglijos laikrastija
ir gyventojai baisiai inirte
ant Vokietijos, kurios vie
mas teismu Londono zymq
advokata B. Stewarta pa
smerkes trims ir pusei me-
tq kalejiman, buk tai "
snipinejima Anglijos nau-
dai.
Abelnas inirtimas toksai
didis, kad kaytais Anglia
ar tik nebus priversta per-
traukti diplomatinius susi-
nesimus su Vokietija. Z
Verta pastebeti faktas,
kad visa laikrastija reika-
lauja pas vyriausybe uzsis-
toti uz savo advokata, ku-
ris neteisingai pasmerktas
kalejiman. Nera abejones,
kad tame reikale pasipils
parlan1entan u interpella-
cijos.
.Anglijos laikraseiai tvir-
tina, kad ang]as advokatas
buvo teisiamas prie uzdary-
tu duriq If, kad vienatiniu
prizes il liudininku buves
vienas prastos reputacijos
.belgas.
Katalikas., 1912-02-15

mai. Chinq valdzia Rusi-
jos ambasadoriui rastu at
kreipus donna, kad Rusijos
kariuomene Mongolijoje
drauge su mongolais kelian-
tt sumissimus, atkreiptus
prizes Chinus. Nuolankiai,
gbet neatmaino1nu budu val
dzia patemijus Rusijes am
basadorilr1, kad Rusija ne
gerbianti neutraliskumo,
bet veikianti visados ir vi
sur sayarankiskai. Amba-
sadorius pasiuntes atsaky-
ma, teciau visai neaiskq, is
[kurio nieko gero nematoma.
Mongolij ijoje padejimas
esas labai prastas. Gin
kluoti mongolu burial uz-
puld dinejanti miestus iir pa
|imanti anuos j savo rankas.
Tankiai chinu kariuomene
turinti kruvinus susiremi-
mus su mongolais. Mongo-
lijos male dnarniu vyriausia-.
sis galVa, nekoksai Kutuk-
ia, siurinej N Wongo1ijo5j ap-
sauktas politmiu valdovu.
Taigi ten truputi ramiau,
bet kitur sukilimai tik YER
danti.
Suv. Amer. Valstiju Sc
kretorius Knox nesenai pa
[siuntes besirupinancioms
Chinais viespatystems pra-
nesima kas link pinigu sko-
linimo kaip republikonams,
taip ir vyriausybei. Ir jei
kas bile katrai Chinuose
PARTIAL paskolintu pinigu,
toksai paskui uegalls gauti
|jokios globos is Suvienytuju
Valstijll puses.
Jei panasiai imtu elgties
If kitos viespatystes, tas
Katalikas., 1912-02-15
zINIos is MEKSTKO.

Miesta Juarez iisnaujjo.
enc kontroliuoti dabarti- 4
Mo Meksiko prezid dento Ma
dero lojaliskoI arnaija, ..
visa kareiviu .ingula, ku1'i
buvo ..sukelusi naistus, su
slaptingais paliepimais is. IS .
siusta specijaliniu traukiniu
i Chihuahua. Vaziuoj jant.
traukiniui IS miesto, karei-
vial per vagonu langus sau-'
de. Kas su jais atsitiks,
nezinia.
7 Juarez prisiusta 1000.
lojalisku kareiviq. Ingulos.
komendantu paskirta pulki-
ninkas Garavero, n1iesto po-
licijos virssininku Campo, 0.
nlajoru Mostas.
Be to dar ir kitur prasi-
dele kareiyiQ sumisimai, 0
generolas Zapata su saws
kiais tankiai uzpuldineja
Madero kareivius.
Kaip ten Meksike nebutu,
bet dabartine priesai Made
TO revoliucija uegai tureti
pasisekimo, kadangi suke-.
lusiems maistus zmonen1s.
truksta tam tikrojo tik-'
slo ir jie neturi sau at
sakomp vadoyu. Daugumas
dabartiniu ten reVoliucijo-
nieriu nezino net kokian
tikslri jie kariauja kadan-'
gi kiekYienam bu1ini apei-ss
ma savi reikalai, asmeniski
Katalikas., 1912-02-15
REICHSTAGO ATIDA-
RYMAS.

Andai pc pietu Berlyne
oficijaliai atidaryta 13-tasis
is eiles Vokietijos reichsta-
gas (parlamentas), kurian
sausyj buyo renkami atsto-
val. Parlamenta atidare
pats ciesorius Vilhelmas II
skaitydamas sosto kalba.
Kaipo paprastai, taip il
Suomi kartu ciesorius par
lamento atstovus sukvietes
i sayo rumus, kuriems taip
vadinamoj "baltoj salej'
perskaityta sosto kalba. Gle
sorius salen pyibuves labai
iskilmingai, su daugybe ku-
nigaiksciu ir visokiq valdi-
ninku. Paskui uzsilipes
ant sosto ir perskaites val
dzios programa.
"Baltojon salem" susieje
visi parlamerto atstovai,
isemus 11o sociialistq atsto-
w, knrie kaipir visuomet
kaizeri ignoravo savo neat
silankymu ton 1ceremoni-
jon" Nepaisyta net to,
kad kaizeriui valdzia Dieve
Quota.
Sosto kalba, geriau sa-
kant valdzios sutaisytu pro
gramu, pas susirinkusius at
stovus pareikalauta laiky-
ties nutarimUase vienybes
ir pildyti tai, ka valdzia yra
sumanius, kadangi tas Wis
kas dirbama tevynes labui.
Didziausioji donna atkreipta
j karo laivyna, kuris patar-
.ta kuoveikiausiai didn't,
skifiant tam tikslui mill
jonus. Ar parlamento atsto-
val seks kaizerio patarimus,
nezinia, juo labiau, kad par
lamente skaitlingiausioji
partija yra socijalistai.
Reichstago pirmininku is
rinkta centro rartijos kleri-
kalu vadas. Socijalistai
|norejo pirmininku isrinkti
savo teva Bebeli, bet pirmu-
tinis gavo daugiau balsu.
Vyriausybe lengviau atsi-
lduso.
Katalikas., 1912-02-15

rrni lxa1oi ~ fil1a1ao t11n +oro11
;;sss;ssL;s4 nara La,,a
tas nadarvt; w.; potis nozz;no
+ra,o to;; ,a,,;;a ,auo1;,,a;;s >
ra;L. In y, T;a,,at;a;shay !,
dras is,ga r;s,, ,,oo1ls;11a,,,, as,ie ,',aa- nd,
;;nas ant aahast;nia nrey;-
gan+o Madaro I -; lad
.,,as+ar.s;s aa;1a.s sauo
E; ga "a z b., da;as
,+1s !, 40 6, trsf S;a s
: ,,tah;;,., aatsl :, iGspa 49, sn,,
,,a;;ssy;1d IS s
esle ''A' '1le'n,el7 III
1nal lanl-
E gps ens1A. - ll'.sa'
80 u.slesA,a.ss ! S.sll.as =
.lo'1l,as nega.i,.'a ss' ~
20 ule1la, 81 ., Iy1enu nle7
neslu, ~ lAs'll leiha7
!! |iingas a'sahalisss lalkas, s, -
: n1eeai: -. 1:' = s
,1s aa,a,'A - g
Katalikas., 1912-02-15
Is RUSIJOS PADANGES.

Karo minister's inese mi
nisteriu tarybon taip vadi-
mama maza laivu statymo
programa Baltijos juroms.
Tas programs turf butt is
pildytas per 8 metus. Ma
noma pastatyti visa ellie mi
nonosQ ir povandeniniu val
cil, 0 taippat transporting
ir pagelbiniu laivu. Svar-
biausiuoju programo punktu
yra projektas - pastatyti
keturis milziniskus sarvuo-
cius, kurie neturi butt men
kesni nei uz vokieciQ, nei
uz anglu toxic jau typo lai-
vus. Isskaityta, kad tie
sarvuociai atsieisia $50 mi
lijonu rubliQ. Pastatymas
gi visu programe uzbrieztu
laivu atsieisia 500 milijonp
rubliu. Sakoma, tokioms
milziniskoms islaidoms prie-
singas yra finansQ ministe-
ris. Vienok to programo
ivykdinimui gyveniman pri-
jaucia augstesnieji Peter
burgo biurokratq sluogs-
Mai.
NacijonalistQ atstovp
kuopa inese valstybes du-
mon projekta uzdrausti
Americas zydams ivaziuoti
Rusijon. Kartu pakelta
klausimas .aple pakellma
muitu ant visu Americas in
gabenamu isdirbiniu. Tie
klausimai bus svarstonli
pirmojoj. dumos sesijoj.
Nacijonalistai nutare paro-
dyti amerikonams savo spe-
ka Rusijoj ir nubausti JUGS
uz 1882 metu sutarties per-
trauki1na.
Rusijos laikrasscciai paduo-
da indomius faktus is vel
kino su Zilovo systemu,
delei principijalinio nesuti-
kimo pasitraukusio Kievo
mokslo apskrieio globejo
Zilovo. I penkis apskricio
valdymo metus globejas pa
ware iris savopagelbininkus,
paliuosuota buvo 80 gimna-
zijq ir realinip mokyklu di-
rektoriai ir 972 mokytojai,
perkelti j kitas vietas 822
Katalikas., 1912-02-15

sdaug uzkenktu chinams re-
publikonams, kadangi ant
kiekvieno zingsnio reikalin-
81 pinigai. Bet tas pat da-
.lykas dar arsiau isseina ir
paciai mo1larchijai.
Katalikas., 1912-02-15
p1Hnojo
Amer VaIJu vaizdo
payeiksa pamnkas apaioje
mai. lulriuose

savo parasytus atsi1nininrls
uz ka jam buyo pasiulyta
labai didelis atlyggiinimas
Lopuchinas atsisake iispn-
dyti lninetp laikrasciu no
rus. ss
Katalikas., 1912-02-15
b
! Politiskos zinios:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

mokytojai, uzdengta 12 pri-
vatinip gimnazijp, ivesta
buvo pastojant gimnazijon
pavirsutines mokiniu isvaiz-
dos perziurejimas ir daugy-
be kitokiu moksleiviu ir mo-
kytojp persekiojimu.
Piet-vakaru gelezinkeliq
valdyboje nuo Varsavos-
Vienos geleziukelio virsi-
ninko gauta oficijalis pra-
nesimas, kuriuomi piet-va-
karu gelezinkeliu tarnauto-
jams pasiuloroa uzsirasyti
kandidatais i galima arti-
moi ateityj jp priemima ant
Varsavos- Vienos gelezinke-
lio, nesenai vyriausybes at
pirkto is privatiniq lenkq
akcijonieriu ranku.. Kan
didatams paduodama sekan-
tt reikalavimai: rusu kiltis,
pravoslavu tikyba il poll
tiska istikimybe, patikrin-
ta zandarmerijos. Alga pa
siuloma pustrecio sykio di-
|desne ir nuolatinis jos pa
kelimas.
Pavlovske ant senu tvir-
toves sienu stow, kaipo pra-
cities atmintis, kelios ka-
nuoles. Kanpoles pastaty-
tos is visur matomoj vietoj.
Nesenai stovintis ant sargy-
bos policistas netyeiomis
patemijo, kad vienos kanuo-
les nesama. Pradeta tardyti
ir issiaiskino, kad kanuole
pavogta nezinomu vagiQ dar
gruodzio 25 diena. Vagis
nakcia nuo sienos nusikele
kanuole, isidejo veziman ir
nusiveze. Kanuole svere
20 pudu.
Peterburge pasklydo Ii
MOS, kad daugelis inteknin-
gu asmenq rupinasi, idant
isnaujo butu perziureta by
la buvusio policijos depar-
tamento direktoriaus A. A. |
Lopuchino, delei isejusiQ
aiksten nauju faktu, Q ypa-
eiai delei pastarojo provo
katoriaus Azevo atsiliepi-
mo. Xiii vel is augstesniu-
|ju Peterburgo sluogsniu
mano pasirupinti apie visis-
ka dovanojima Lopuchinui
bausmes be perzziurejimo
bylos, kuri vel gall issaukti
daugybe lvairiu paskalu ir|
negeistinu policijos tamsiu
'darbeliu. Sulyg pastarpju|
ziniu, Lopuchinas gyvenaI
Krasnojarske (SiberijoD sui
visa savo seimyna. Pagal
isvaizda jo negalima pain
tt, taip jis paseno ir persi-
maine, Kaip Lopuchinas,
taip ir jo sei'nyna gyvena
skurde. Pas Lopuchina at
sirado apkurtimo zenklai.
Buvusis policiios departa-|
mento direktorius pinigis-
l1ai taip suvarges, kad ne
galejo, kaip sakoma, ispildy- |
ii daktaru isakymus II nu-
sipirkti reikalingas gydy-l
mui reikmenis. Keli Ameri-
kos ir Anglijas Iaikrasciaif
nesenai kreipesi i Lopuchi-
na, prasydanai duoh jiemsi
-s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
\, 3 v. IS SOON
To BEGIN WORK
ROUND HOUSE AND REPAIR
SHOPS WILL BIZ BUILT AT
aagssasassAa
J.AMBERT'S POINT.

NORFOLK, VA. August 40
Actual construction work on the new
round house and repair shops for the
Norfolk and Western railroad will be
started within the coming week, ac-
cordine to current rumor in building
circles An entire new plant IS TO
be Installed, putting the local repair
shops on a par with the mechanical
headquarters of the road in Roa-
noke
This work will cost in the neigh Dor
mood OF $4,000. Although in the per-
nit to build. no contractor Is mention
ed, ii is generally understood that
the work ia to be done by the John
Pettybone company. of Lynchburg. No
official statement in regard 70 this
matter. however has been issued from
the railroad.
pettybone has had several contra cts
Of this nature for the Norfolk and
Western and the Virginian railway. IL
was reported several months ago that
he had been awarded the contract for
the local shops, This report was
neither confirmed or denied by the
construction company or the railroad.
both OF whom had no statement TO
make In regard to the matter
In tha new shops VIII be included
a large round house, car repair shops
machine shop. offices and storehouse.
They VIII be erected on property own
ed by the company az the foot OF
pennsylvania avenue. in Madison
ward
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
MARKET CLOSES
At TOP NOTCH
PROFESSIONALS FIGURE on sREAN
BECAUSE or POLITICAL
sITt ALTON.
ANALGAMATED IS HIGH
ACTIVITY AND STRENGTH or
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
ISSUES ATTRACT MyCH
ATTENTION.
AMALGAMATED IS HIGH
n, THOMAS G. sHoTwE1I.

NEW YORK. August ga quiet
strong stock market in Wall strs at
closed today AT about the top in ali
departments The advance was due
more 90 the refusal of stockholders t.
sell than To any fresh buying mnNo-
r7ent There ia also short Interest
of Importance In some Of the sta d.
ard issues, particularly In Resdins
Jehigh valley and Steel The pro-
fesslona}s have figured on break
because OF political Developments ana
have been disappointed. They over
hook the fact that the only differ
enrs between the political platforms
II that enc is more bullish than the
other The crops are now asAnre1,
ard in the light OF stock market ex-
nerfence there is nothing In sight
}usiifylng sale CT stock
Heavy buying Of the copper stocsJ
was feature ~ todays trading. ans
auaaIgarnated copper almost made a
new high record for the YEA, before
the day closed. Anaconda Copper,
which Is another name for Anna ga
mated. did make q high recQTi. III"
report Is that Anaconda Is TO III
crease is dividend, which vii! en-
able Anaiga mated 10 follow suit.
The output ~ copper Is no% 81 IRE
heaviest rate on record. AT ms me
-nent the market for The metal Is dNlt
IN fact. there ia little market at sll,
but the outlook is cheerful Cor with
a record tonnage OF steel. a record con
su,nntion ~ copper must follow As
a matter of course. decline tf ii
cent or tno from present copper quo
tations would still. leave the copper
stocks with handsome earnings, ara
,hev would still be justified IN 31voas-
iue Their divIdends
ACTIVITY and strength Of the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie issues atiFac-ed
much attention today but beyond the
fact that many conferences we're hel
In conn elton with the Teorgap'za-
zion Of the Wabash and OF the Nna5,-
ing and Lake Erie, no SPECIFIC reasons
ware uncovered 20 account tor the d
vance Of these stocks
Tobacco STOCKS were laggard, and
are apparently waiting for the stock
hpitierx ne the ] Refn"itfs- com
pany. who VIII ote THURSDAY on the
pronosltjon 10 issue new stocks at
mar old stockholders will get ono
snare of this new stock for every
three shares 7 The old stock held. The
COMPANY is earning much III e.,cess
~ present dividend requirements, but
for some mysterious reason the stocA
has not advanced on the new
sssI,e When the vote Is taken thurs
sdav some activity may develop.
some traders are beginning to wor-
~ about corn again. Corn has relch-
ed a stage where the only possitl e
damage will he from early frost, AMI
therefore it Is too early to worry. fht
experts who were sure the eot'en
Grop would bs. under 100000 bales
n month ago are now tnclining to tnS
belief that il may be 100000 bale'
or more In such case the eombineo
crops of the country would De sae
greatest on record, and the theory thal
heavy floods mean big crops W"u.d
be 1-indicated once more,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. August 24-The Inter
national Harvester company, in a spe-
cial report issued today says that the
grain crops Of the United states are
so heavy that 1t will require from
IA to pounds OF Irvine per acre 70
bind ii. whereas the average in an
ordinary year Ia only 2 IL pounds.
The satne report says that the Rus
sian crop OF wheat will be enormous
In addition to the above as items
favorable to the bears and shorts were
further reports Of the willingness OF
holders TO get rid of their new wheat
around present prices The Northwest
was a seller ~ wheat at Chicago ana
these sales meant the actual wheat
The Southwest was also "A seller Of
wheat here. but this was long wheat
and in which II was said there was a
loss
The cash situation Vas anything but
encou RS ging 10 holders. Sales here for
the day amounted to only 10000 bush
els
Many OF those who were short corn
today were uneasy and covered he
cause of the excellent demand for the
cash article, and the smaller offerings
in the pit Cash sales on Eastern &C
count amounted TO 2e0. 600 bushels and
II was said after the close that higher
| prices than those paid were bid for
| gpodlv lots Of this grain without seeur~
I ing II. Some Of the larger houses IN
the trade were advising the purchase
Of corn around the present levels.
Exporters We're again in the market
+ for oats and OF 500 900 bushels sold
/ today. 600 900 bushels were for foreiSu
shipment There was n further de
/ crease In the Canadian visible supply.
: ana the total is only little more than
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, August 10 Perhaps
the cotton market disappointed some
expectations today among those who
believed in lower prices There ap-
pears 70 he no change IN those inau-
ences which affect public sentiment
against higher prices. crop news vas
exceptionally good. Receipts were
fun, II not heavy. and even for the
Eastern belt private crop reports were
somewhat more favorable than recent
ly suggested, but tbs market persisted
IN a show Of strength.
Crop estimates are increasing ana
1t is difficult to explain why, bat III ad-
dition to this, foreign demand, espeo-
tally that which usually obtains IN
Japan and the far Eastern markets.
Is expected 10 show a neavy falling off
as compared with last year This
seems possible when the tremendous
buying Of these countries during the
past year is considered. Meantime, X
seems to be entirely forgotten that
available spinners' grades were only
recently commanding high prices, and
that the whole theory OF an advancing
market has been based on this fact
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
CAROLINA FARMERS
GATHER NEXT WEEK
NOTED AGRICULTURIsTS WILL
SPEAK TO CONVENTION ~
RE HELD At RALEIGH.

RALEIGH. y. G., August zV.~-
Never before in the history OK the
State of North Carolina have the
farmers been SO thoroughly Interested
In matters pertaining 10 agricultural
interests as they are at present Inc
state convention has been called 10
meet at Raleigh on August attn 2ath,
and at this conference the agricul-
turists of the State Will discuss sub
iects Of vital Importance to their
Interests. and confer as To the best
plan to gain proper recognition and
advancement for the welfare OF the
farm and farmer.
Headed by representatives OF the
North Carolina College of Agriculture
and some Of the best representative
farmers In the State, special arrange
ments have been made for the com
ing meeting, which will be one OF
the most vital and interesting that
mas ever been held In the State.
DR. G. G. Hopkins. of the Illinois
experiment station. one Of the greatest
agricuiturists in the United States viii
he present at the meeting, and ex-
plain TO the farmers of North Caro-
INA now iNiliilIVT billS can De re-
duced more than one-half by using
proper methods, The farmers Of tho
State are wasting thousands of dol
lars every year by wrong fertilizer
applications. and the talk of DR. Hop
Ains Will point the way to stop this
waste.
The successful marketing Of farm
crops Is a subject widespread in i'm
portance. and DR.. ]. l.. Coulter, OF
the census bureau. will give a talk
on how the farmers can more profitab-
t4t-eeHaHet their crop selling rreti1odE.
| Or. Coulter has organized more than
three hundred successfully operating
| farmers societies in the Northwest,
and now comes to the aid of the
farmers Of the Old North State.
| Charlie Parker. Of HEREFORD coun-
| y, n c., champion boy corn grower
| Of the world. will tell how he produced
/ last year 235 12 bushels OF corn on
! one measured acre Of ground. North
! Carolina has now twice beaten the
world on single acre Yields of corn,
/ and the farmers of the State are now
| anxious to spread the good work
/ around SO that all may learn how to
( get the same increase.
| Throughout the State there has been
too much poor blowing and too little
! preparation of the land in making 1t
| ready for crops To correct this evil
there will be a blowing demonstra-
ton al the State college farm, at
which disc. mould board two-way, re-
versihie and other STYLES of plows Will
be used, and their successful opera
ton explained