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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-26
The Big Five Sale of
White and Colored Wash Goods

15c White Rae Sutng linen fnsh inches WIDE 100
Zoe White Pque best quality wide cord 27nch width
36lnch Natural color Dress Linen Gall lnen) at
36-inch medium weight Dress Linens, n white
color; regular 35c qualities yard
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-26
A Big Five Purchase Of
Shirt aists

Two hundred in this lot, in all
sizes from "a to Al, made of
white striped and checked dim
ity; plain blue and plain tan
chambray and black and white
striped and black and white
polka dot percales. High and low
neck styles; all at the one spec
ial sale price of choice for. SOC
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-26
$1.OO Leather Bags
for 69c

Women's Black Leather Hand
Bags with German Silver
frames; large, roomy bags; also
small flat shapes; $1.00 bags
taken from regular stock to Of
fer in this sale at, each -. $50
Silver Mesh Bags
A Special Big 5 purchase
these German Silver Mesh Bags;
draw bags with fringed skirt and
top. A great value, shown for
first time at $50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-26

2S-inch Romper Suiting in
blue, tan and pink; a regular 15c
quality at, yard 100
2S-in. Imported Manchester
Rep Suiting in plain blue, pink
and lavender; 25c quality, 121ae
% and 3O-in. Seersucker
Crepes, in plain colors and
stripes; Is and 18c grades at,
27-in. Dress Ginghams, in
plaids, checks and stripes; best
10 and 121ac qualities, yd. 61st
27-in. Dress Ginghams, in reg
ular 15c qualities; at, yd.. 100
3O-in. Dress Ginghams and
Soft Finish Chambrays; a large
assortment in TIC grades, at
29-in. Fancy Covert Suiting;
medium weight in brown and
gray, with white stripes; made
to sell at 121ac and 15c. Yd. So
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-26
75c Fancy Velvet
Ribbons, SOC

These fancy figured Velvet
ribbons are not from the Big 8
Sale, but from our own regular
stock. There are browns, red
and navy in widths suitable for
hat trimmings, sashes and hair
bows. 75c qualities at, yard $50
Wash Ribbons
Pink, light blue and lavender
wash ribbons; numbers 1 and
~, 10-yard bolts for this sale
at, per bolt ..............7S
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-26
$500 Silk
Gloves. $1.59
A Special Purchase

II Op6CLtJC I U7CItUS6
These Silk Embroider-
ed Gloves are in all the
new designs and are
identical in every way
with those sold over the
counters of all stores at
$500 a pair.
In this special pur-
chase we have all sizes,
in black, white, gray,
light blue, pink, lavender
tan and pongee, at $1.59
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-26
25c FZ0unc171qs 19c

Iwh1@d ygodsh and f 5m the h1eti ms
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-26
Womens Waists at 10

14S of them taken from includes waists
Chiffon Silk Lingerie and White Colored Tailored Waists
that originally priced at SOC high all in this
Big Five Sale for your choosing ...:. HALF PRICE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-26
The Big Five Sale of
Sheets and Pillow Gases

Regular 15c AZ and 45x36-n
Regular 22c AZ and 45x36n Hemmed Bached
45x36-in.
Regular 75c S1x90-in. Hemmed Beached col
Regular 85c 81x9O-in. Hemmed Beached 20
Regular 95c 81x99-in. Hemmed Beached Sheets 3d.
4 Sheeting; Bieached C,rhr;o.
finish best 27c quality 23e quality
Muslin; White Do.
quality,
Regular 81 85-78x88 Hemmed White Bed Spreads
Regular $175-Fringed Cut Corner White 81 az
Regular 81 95-Fringed Cut Corner White 81 go
Regular $250-Frnged Cut Corner White
Regular $25O-Scaoped, Cut Corner White Spreads
Regular $275-Scaoped, Cut Corner White Spreads 2s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-26
Silver Mesh Bags
1000 Yard of Colored -
Lawns at Yard INC

the opportunity
Sale the
sell them for less
of
Ice Cotton Voiles, &c
From regular of 24inch
Cotton
15c and Ice Crepe, &c
Crepes black and
that have
priced
SOC Cotton Crepes, Csc
be in
better this lot
Esq
125c Lawns at Yard 71c
There's total of twenty pieces in this lot and might
good designs
Regular 121ac qualities at yard
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-26

32-inch Finest Egyptian
Zephyrs; made and sold regular
at SOC. We have twelve styles
bought special to offer at half T;
% and 32-in. PercaIes; neat
patterns in light and dark blues
only; cheaper than calico; 8 1-3c
and 10c grades for. .6h9
36-in. Best Percales made; 35
pieces, mostly white grounds
with neat stripes, figures and
dots; regular 15c quality, at,
32-in. Woven Washed Madras:
having been washed assures you
of fast color. Fine for shirts,
dresses, ETC., 18c quality 1O1RG
2S-in. Dress Duck, in plain
blue, tan and brown; regular
1212c grade, at, yard. .S1hS
32-in. Fine Imported Scotch
Zephyrs; mostly fancy plaids;
regular 25c quality, at, yd. .17e
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-26
ALI So In. Long Cloths Reduced

made. They come put up in 10Y
Regular Prices, by the bolt.
Sale Prices, by the bolt. :.
4O-inch Fine, Sheer Sea Island
Checked NainsOok for under
wear; a regular 25c quality in
IL yard bolts for. $2.25
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-26
Csc Neck BOaUs Zoe

Silk and Velvet Bows, suitable TO
wear with high or low neck waists,
25c and soc ones, for this sale LOG
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-26

36 and 38-inch White LinofIax
"a cloth that looks and washes
Ike linen at third the price.
zoe and 25c grades at, yard tic
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-26
Mems HOmdkerchlefs

Mems Pure Linen Handkerchiefs,
with Aand ~ inch hens; special
purchase to sell ...... Six for SEQ
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-27

from cold, They we're soaked to the
skin in last nights rain. Today their
clothing is frozen"
And the flames are creeping near
er, ever nearer to the plant.
Three hundred and seventy-five
persons were trapped in the upper
stories Of the Curier Car Co. building
at East Third street and the railroad
The advance guard of the flames
began licking around the building.
Panic spread among the refugees.
They jumped from the windows into
the icy food and tried to swim to a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-27

string of box cars. Some succeeded:
some were swept away.
Many firemen who made heroic eff
forts to reach2the flames were drown
ed this morning.
IT don't know how many Of my
men are dead" said Fire Chief Frank
Randy this afternoon. 1--WE were
working with boats. Many of them
upset"
Two ambulance policeman tried to
stem panic in another crowded
building. They failed. Men, madden
ed with fear, grappled with horses
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

groBen Gbeil 0ieier AlaSlagen miro
|St. CLOUD erbalten, % 6ieie Staot
als $a,eptort fir 5as @no5iel Ser gro
BET Mrbeit in 8etra9t fommt. 9aebit'
Sem mtrb sic Greet Nortbern 8abrr'
geieaidoft int 9a1tfe Ses reapen Sab
res etmn cine balbe Miaion Dollars
our @ergroberum brer 8erfftdtten
IN 8aite @arf p~ertpenoen.
- Mmf Seie 2 6ieier Mlfgabe Der
i3eitung mrio iebem 9eier Ole @ele>
gen1eit geboten iid 3 Sfadteln 2unr
0in's @rtmct fir Mal-5a-bral1 81 oer-
idnfien, ueld)es ei1 nea1es prddtiges
Yraparnt III, I'M Mal3bier oarauS
ber5uie1en. 0ieies Bier l1nb Ser Ct
tract aus bem es gema9t lit, baben
megelr ibner ehten @ieeni4aften an=
gemei,,en 8eifaa geflnoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
0ereins= Ma@ri1ten.

s Sn Ser oberen @ale ser ct. Wa=
rienlfmle in ct. CLOUD tptrbe Mon=
tag Mbeno Sic Snbresoeri ammlung
Nes ouielbit bel tebenoen ct. Solepb-
Mdinnerpereins gebalten, mobei 0ie
@aN ser 8eunten NIT folgenbem CT
geb1piB uorgenonmen m11roe: %. q.
8Drger, ErdiiSent; Geo. 9eering,
&i5epraiioent; 9ern6. @obberg ritter
le1po g0lraro Corner 5meiter Sefretar;
NNlhilts Commit, gdnbnreiiter; Sos.
ISdeulnger, Maridoll; Saul Mbles,
Gertreter oes &ereins auf ser nadit-
jabrigele GentrulpereinSDer iammlung.
Mah oieier Sabresberl ammlung bielt
Ser 3peigperein ser .. 6. ltnber=
ltiibungsgei eaidnft eirne geriamm-
lung ob, in pelder Mrnol6 CAMEL
alS Nraii0ent, Mlois 6ranfe ols fl
na115ieaer Inns Mbam @iennen5 als
protofollineroer Sefretdr erpdblt
sDurGen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

SSobr 3n Snbr gu SSabr iid) Der.
mebre r1rrb in Sem ieBt 5a:r 9tetgt
gegangenen Sabue 1912 in ietneIr
@ertbe Big sur S1uma1,e bon et1e,
Miaion Collars geitiegen lei. MlS
@eoner troten beim 8onteh auf 8ur'
germeNter Gebereer, @enator Guilt
pam 81. g. @bitnep bon Ser 8ablit
|Serpioe Company unb o1ubere, 6ie
i'm bereoten 8orte,t bas Sol
ser Stoot 81. glouo oerfiins
oigter un5 gleidiam in propbeti=
item @eiite 11niener 5taot cine blu,
benoe 3a16,1nft in Musit&t itelten.
Gin aus Sen &erren S. s.. @ofenber'
|ger, 60. 3opp, @bert Scbn1on umS
|6ron5 Suing deficiencies AuarteH ner-
berridte sen Mbem oa1rh ld0ne &C.
iangsportrdge.
Sic Security State 8anf bon ct.
Glouo bot 500, 900 a1 perleiben oni
6nrm Hropertp gegen annebmbare
9eoingungen. = Mn5etge.
= Mm uergan9elnen 6reitag Nad=
mittag itellte iid il1 Ser 6an1ilie 6e5
grnlt Ireiihel elm m1nteres 5obn-
den Elm. M0ge oosie1be sen begliid=
ten @lter,t MIR Grel0e bereiten!
= Mlois 6iider fat Sas @or1
u6rieoe ouf gr5en" griin0li9 erfaBt
r11po in lem groBes @er5 ieine Srat,
Die ib1n auf mebrere Monate obban=
Sen gefommelr mar, eingeldloIfen.
Ger &eilegefdbrte Ser 6ralt miro iid
nun aGein geleblih 1pegen ser @nt-
fubrung Ser Trmt Slider SIT peror1t=
morten boben, oo Slider sic gegen iei=
ne 6ro11 erbobene @lage riidgdngig
genadt fat.
= 9ie Greet Mortbern gabnge=
ieuiduft l4bt ibr geleile 5milGen ct.
CLOUD a1nb gponspile per6oppeln.
7nei Der d)ieSene SS1rgerieure fins nit
@ermeilnng Ser @abnitrede heiddf=
tigt; OH perltie0e11elp Nlatetr miro
6as @abnbett gero6e aus genradt un6
an m5enen Stellen ie nah 8e0orf er=
nie6rigt. Die nit 6ieler Mrbett Der
ta1n5ete11 Soften meroen ibrer Mlts=
fiibra111g geupdB boh 5u ifeben fom~
r1ter1, 0ern 6us @obnbett ion 11t6t
tfpB S1s Mpoeu 0es gdta1iden Greet
91ortsern Spiten1s lort6ern b%asienige
Ses gu115en 9a1toes mer6en. ginen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

rigten @interrponate 0ie Muble ii
@etrieb balten, fals Ole 6armer Sci
ltmgegenb 1a3u geniiger16 8aa1mitaim
me our Steue bringe1n. = Sim Won,
tog, sen 5. Sana1nr, miro sic ct
Sofepb Mlataual Sire Sniuranoe 60
morgens 10 ltbr in ser Niange-@a4e
tire Sobresoeri ammlatrg balten, Bel
meldSer @elegenbeit ser 5efpetar lei.
mem Sobresberidt ,lnterbreiten arna
orc @abl ser 8eamten norgenommer
miro. = Sattler Soiepb Sdtporb rn1>
Satin begaben lib Sonntag 1,ads ct
Glmrb, mo bei0e eirer Gamilien-&e e
union beipofnten, Ole ser 80. sc.
htrtstng oes @err1r Sobn Sdtport
peranlaBte.
Nelrpie.
@er,nbor0 @imentamp ien. gat
ieilem gobre Eeter letten Sreitug
0tpss @eleite nadb 81. @loat1, bon mo-
ct nady Melroie 5llriidfebrte, mdf=
reno Ser Spbse Geter nad ltmion=
tomlr, @alb., %meiterreiite, mo ct iei=
lren 9ra,oer Sobant1, oer maize get1ann.
ter Srtldaft cine 5arm 5u eige1t bot
beil1dJen inns bel ibnr iiber @tnte1
Meiben nir1. SEER 9in1uenfamp Ierr
ge0e11ft inn 5riibiabr eiue &eiie mad
ltniontopn 5u mod,en, um itb bon
6em @ohlbefin5en ieiner 506ne 81
iiber5el1gen. Sans es 5em Sobne Ge;
ter him @rltoer Sobant1 hebogt, moQ
er in @nibinyton ieim Sem beibebals
ten. = Mm Counting, oen Is. SSa=
m1ar, >piro Ser bieiige Columbus &it=
terorber Geo. 1888 1pt1 cine Mnaabl
11ea1er Mitglie6er permebrt men6en,
5lr pelder Seitltdteit sic Columbus
Sitter bon ct. Gloat6 eingela6en iin6.
Sc meroen BET 6ieier @elegenbeit orei
Der dDie0ene &luiien 5urdgefiibrt mer=
SEN. get ser MrbeitsarS fiibrl11g ser
erlten inns 51neiten &Ialie mer5en 6ie
bieligen geamter bonn ct. Glouo
Chancellor S. g. @insI ~a1nteritiibt
mer6e11, mdbren6 lei sen grer5itien
in ser britteo Mbtbeila1ng 6ie @rai=
ner5 Sroensritter CUR @ar5 iei1r tper=
sen. geitens Ser bieiigen Sitter mir6
nidts u11geid,eben bGeiben, Sen 8e=
iuGern redt a11genebme Sttn6en gu
nerid)affen. - Die bieitgen Golun1=
hnsritter bobem iiber ser Security
Stauts6nnf eite l1eel1 6o1e eingerihe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

tet. 8ietpoM Ser M~itternerein eri1
inn lebter Maai gegriinoet mur6e, i'll
Die Mn5aB ser Mitglieber bereits nari
80 geitiegen.
@idrnonb.
gc. Soft pon !@rmbplt. Canada,
bringt be Geiertage bier lei ieinen
gltern 3u. = SRI. 2ouiie 2doner bon
Nerbm tt in senator Mbnanns
&eim gu @afe.-6rl. Nnnu 20br bon
Miinfter, Canada, eritattete Der Jri=
5olim @lrit 6an1ilie einen 8eil4. =
Strong Mbma11p befinoet lif} 5atr Set
bringung ser Geiertoge bier lei sen
@ltern. = @eidtpiiter 4afbartna uaD
Mnna Sioer6ing Don Mmreapolis
pertpeilen uber 6ie 6eiertoge bier I'M
eIteniden Squire. = Sob1t Soft BE-
iudfe Samitag feinen inn ct. SSolepbs
@ofpital 5l 81. EuuA franf liegertben
8raroer @en. Scott BON ct. glolpb, ser
iid) anideineno m%e1tigitens a1,f Sem
@ege Ser 8eiier1ng befi1n0et. = 90
bios 8e6nen lit bon Sorbolm, q. g.,
bier gu bertpanot= un6 frel1noi d}aft-
lidem 9ep1he ei11getroffen. = %.
@enf fam BON 3ealan6a, Cast, Ga=
no6a 81 einem ldrgerem 8eiudje bei
ieinen biier m%ob1emoen @lterm n1. =
SEER un0 6rar Soft S. Sleeper bon
@ear0slep, Minn., eri tutteten bier If
re1r gltern, @err11 un0 Srmt SSgn.
Meper, einen mebrtdgigen 8eiud). -
g0. 8ltrit traf bier anfangs 1etter
@pf,e bon @deli or, 81. g., no er ols
@etreiSetGilr fer Mnitela1ng bat, gu &c.
Il,6 Elm.
ct. Marti1
Sic Git Mol1tag Mbel10 uor @crb=
mbten in ser Mbrian9 Sdnale bon
be11 &itr6ern oerontaltete unberbol<
tu11g, SIT Ser iidy cine groBe Me1tge
&inoer= un6 @daMfreunoe eingefl1n=
SEN bntte, fatte in ieber Siniiht Ell
netr garten @rfolg, un6 oie 9etifltngen
ser @inoer, sic bobe Mnerfenn1111g
fan0en, 5eugten BON Sem, mas Sic
@inoer ratter 6ent @errn Morian als
2ebrer in 6en S6ulfddern 5at lei
iten nermogen. = &obert &ld61, mel
der bon ser 9eortb @eitern 5upp1p
60. in Minneapolts ongeiteM lit, bet
bringt bier bel 6en @ltern sic Geier=
tage. Sos @eibnadtsfeit mar firdJ+
|liderieits nie 1d0npr, nie in 6ie=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02

Haln Snbre, 1pas l1anentlidJ BON DEM
e~rgreife11sen ain6ergeong geiagt
.rer>>en uilB. - Nif. Mfobs nro S.
@lorigat bon ct. Glm1o perbradten
6e,r id0nen @ei5rad1tstoy bier bei
@e,apaa1oter1, muBten aber leioer
0ringer10er @eiddfte baIber an6erem
Cages apieSer nady ser Goa1ntD=@alpt>
Ituot 5a,riid.
Meire @rpbe.
Am Mortag p%erga1gener @ode
ml1r0e Sic berit. gliiobetb Spatb auf
oem bieiigelr @ottesoder under gro=
bcr 5Geillrobme BON 2ei0trogen0en
beeroigt. - @ernpann Seattle BON
Wtilror, q. g., traf bier 5u einen
reconsideration 8elude Elm. -
Sernnnn $. Meper 1par lebte ISOLDE
I'M ct. Soul, mo- ct Ser S%taatsper-
iammlung ser Madereibeiiber bei=
mobnte. - @ietor @oite u11b 6rou
un6 6rau $. $. Meper mare11 III
glidpmor0 BET @ermun6ten auf 8e=
iatd,. - @odtp. 8farrer P. Mortin,
8. g. g., eritattete lebte @ode int
Centre einer freun6idaftliden
Nni,th
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
Soffentlih 1piro iih 0iele Mnnobn1e
feltdtrgen.

Spffentlid) miro lit 0iele Mnnobnle
lslt1trgen.
- Sic bis oubin bier b%elton5ene
Iirlna Sos. s. Campbell & Somes
9er5ie bat lih ba1rd MnldluB 0es
Muiti1 g.. @eirye bon 9iron, ST.,
peritdrft, u1ro Sic rel1e Girmu but TIRE
Sssncroporation5ortife under 6em
Namen empire Guarrping Gomponp
nit einem &apital BON $4,000 IN
Ser &egiltrursoffioe eintrugen lniien.
: Sntere6en be5ablt int Sparfai.
ien=9 epartement Der Griten NattDnal
@anf ppn ct. Glonb. Gin Heiner Be-
trag beginnt elm &outo. Mn5etge.
- Gus Don ser NorHhpel tern
Granite Munuf lecturers Mlloctation
1etten 6reitag Mbenb inn Commercial
GlltblaIe geboltene SubresbanfeH mar
Sa @rflg int oatsge0ebmteiten Gimme
0es @ortes. Mls Soaitmeiiter fun=
girte Sanes Soles BON ct. @lolt6,
meld,er sic bodt uno mpblflinge11Se
Mittheih1ng madte, cub Ser 6ra=
1ritperl on0t bon ct. CLOUD aus Don
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-02
Mms ber mmgegemo.
Ct Soiepb.

@ebrir6er Solepb ur6 Mnton
Sdmegel boben fire SGgemiible o11f
Ser Sobn Mertes 6orm erri6tet ur6
perSen sort mdbre10 ser nod crib
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

the less conservative ones had taken
most OF the money and that the rate
had consequently been put up TO them.
BY this method | believe tendency
to expansion would he checked
at its source-that is, where the indi-
vidual bank asks for rediscounts.
Bank acceptances should only be al
lowed when directly connected with
the Importation or expectation of mer-
chandise or money.
In my judgment 1t would be very
dangerous to allow all the banks in
the country to accept drafts, as pro-
vided in the Monetary Commission bill.
The district associations should be gov
erned by n board, of which one-half
should be bankers and one-half bust
ness men. The Comptroller of the
Currency also should have a deputy
comptroller, with some assistants, on
each board.
AS to the organization of the coop
erative board, it seems to me that each
district association should be repre-
scented by two men, one a banker and
one n business man. and the govern
ment should have one member for
each district association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

fifteen year-old trees, so another
butcher could pillow up close to the doom
mutilated trunks. In some cases yvhera
the scale showed some injury all the
branches would be ripped of. leaving
poor looking snag. The class had
learned lesson that would never be
forgotten. but they were thankful thar
the next orchard was nicely cultivated
and properly pruned.
AT night these same men spent an,
hour and n half In n heart to heart
conference, discussing the everyday.
problems of q farm demonstrator ~
No college class ever studied harder
than these men. and few appreciate as
they do what a wonderful opportunity
awaits any farmer in the State who
will come to the State Agricultural
College and study as they are doing. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

any one bank should not exceed the
amount of its capital stock.
There should be fixed rate of dis
count in each district, the same to all
banks under like conditions. Over
expansion should be checked at its
source-that is at the time and place
OF discounting of this commercial pa
per by the individual banks.
Provisions AZ to Discounting.
To provide gradual instead OF a
sudden check to over expansion a
bank should be allowed to discount
say. an amount equal to the first third
OF Its capital stock mt the going dis
trict rates, but when it applied for
anything in excess, it should be
charged n higher rate, or the going
rate plus n commission. Also when il
wished to exceed two-thirds of its cap
ital stock. the rate should be still
higher. or there should be n larger
commission.
This would probably prevent the
banks from expanding to the limit
when rates We're low, and thereby en-
courage over-trading or possible spec
ulation, and would not penalize con-
servative banks. which had held back
from rcdiscounting only to find that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
THE TOBACCO YEAR
HAS ABOU7P ASSED
Continued From First Pagc)

CONTINUED From First PaSc)
the activities of the large corpora
tions have a great deal to do with good
prices for leaf
Another remarkable thing in con-
nection with the tobacco history of
this tobacco year is the rapidity which
characterized tho marketing OF to-
bacco. Farmers have almost at times
become nic-stricken so anxious were
they to get to the market. This has
been the case everywhere, and at the
present time the western markets are
crowded daily as they have never been
before.
In the face OF such gIuts as have
never been seen. 1t Is marvellous the
way the entire situation has been
handled to the satisfaction of the
farmers
And az to the future: No one knows,
and there Is no answer to tho cry:
Waterman, toll us of tho night, what
It's signs of promise are"
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REGIONAL BANK
SYSTEM S Olives
REFORM PROBLEM

Continued From First Pace
merely the complement of sne's natural
independence" Politics. ]. 81 In this
day OF enlightened economic thought
we are inclined TO smile at the quaint
notion OF the anclents that any gain
full occupation-such as taking interest
on money, for instances in itself
meretricious. But we in the United
States. with a banking system which
has marked time for half a century.
have less cause than any other civ
ilized nation to smile.
Work of Glass Committee.
There can be no doubt that the time
is at hand when this outworn, misft
system is to be renovated. Every sign
points to that. And every sign points
TO the work of the Glass subcommittee
as tho most important now under way,
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Norfolk Southern Sells nond.

Tho Norfolk Southern Railroad Com
pany, according to report from New
York. has sold to Harris, Forbes Il Co.,
of that city. S6,000,000 of 8 per cent hret
and refunding mortgage bonds. 1t Is
further said that the proceeds will So
cure the retirement OF S5,t68,000 Of
notes, and they also assure the oom-
pletion Of the extension to Charlotte,
N c., which Is expected to be finished
by July !.
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Cumberland n. c., February 1b.-rha
Necronsett Mills has been Incorporated
with 100000 capital stock by Albere
Wade, of Cumberland: Frederick,
Houston and Alfred Fl. Mason, both
OF Philadelphia, Pa. a
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buildings on the present site. The
new main structure will be 2OOxlOO
feet. another will be sOx40 feet. and
n boiler-room will be erected. The
company will equip these structures
with machinery, doubling the present
capacity.
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CLASS OF FARMERS
STUDYING u.P.I.
(Continued From First pagel

cause the young trees mad been I'M
properly pruned fifteen years ago.
In the next orchard strange thing
was discovered. Al first sight 1t
looked like n man. but closer inspec-
ton showed that it was merely tree
butcher" 1t had broad carpenters
saw. with which 1t was removing half
OF all the branches on the beautiful
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ponh,inr thn onnnoitx

Durham, N. G., February i5.--Tho
Durham Hosiery Mills will demoiish
No. 3 building and erect two other
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-13
A PECULIAR WOMAN.
The Born Parsienne, Her Moods, Her
Smile and Her Charm.

Smile and Her Charm.
The Parisienne Is not and never has
been representative of the French
woman, although she might be de
scribed as the distilled essence of all
that is French.
she is too volatile to be typical OF the
women OF France. She is also bizarre
md the FrenchwOman. broadly speak.
ing, never is. She is gay and morbid
at one and the same moment. She is
eternally young. yet born with the
cynical wisdom of ages. She is brave
to the point of folly. She is free from
any faint Of provincialism and in a
way stands on a small pinnacle apart
from the rest of womankind with a
smile that has some fellowship with
that of the sphinx. Her charm is world
renowned and indisputable and of a
peculiar kind.
She is not beautiful. and she is never
merely pretty, but charm runs In her
blood, and it is ms natural for her to
use II as it is for the sun TO shine.
Everything about her is witness to this
attribute. and she herself accepts II as
a law written by unseen hands. un.
changeable as that which rules the "or.
derry procession of the stars and
powerful os that which brought her
into the world and will one day send
her out of it.-Pall Mall Gazette.