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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-10-02
Advocates Social CenterS.
(Kent JOurnal.)

Advocates Social Centers.
(Kent Journal.)
The crying need Of rural Washing
ton is social centers where our youna
people can be entertained, amused
and instructed under the direction of
cultured, clean and competent lead
ership; where aesthetic surroundings
stir the love for the beautiful; where
art charges the atmosphere with in
spiration and power, and innocen'
amusements instruct and brighten
their lives. To hold our young peo-
pie on the farm we must make farm
life more attractive, as well as the
business of farming more remunera-
tive. The schoolhouse should be the
social unit, properly equipped for
nourishing and building character, SO
that the lives of our people can prop
erly function around it and become
supplied with the necessary elements
of human thought and activity.
What More Natural Than This?
(Skagit Co. Times.)
For the first time within the mem
DRY of the oldest inhabitant the Re
publicans in congress, Throughout.
the country, and especially in the
state of Washington, have been call
ing strenuously for retrenchment in
appropriations of money. They have
made the appropriations for rivers
and harbors an especial mark for
public attention. In response to their
urgent demand the Democrats in the
United States senate trimmed $780,
100000 from appropriations made
for river and harbor improvements.
In response to this Republican papers
of this state are wailing that Wash
ington must suffer-" Why not? AS
long as decreases were insisted on,
why should Democrats in congress
show favor to political enemies and
neglect political friends? A word to
the wise, etc.
Maine and Chicago Significant.
(Colfax Commoner.)
The vote in Maine, which state el
ected q Democratic governor by q
much larger vote than was given
President Wilson two years ago, and
the vote in Chicago, where the Dem
ocrats polled $4,000 votes to $4,000
cast by the Republicans, are signifi-
cant. They show two things clearly.
The people indorse the administration
of President Wilson and express con-
fidence in him, and the Progressives
have not returned to the Republican
fold. It is certain that many Pro-
gressives who left the Republican par
ty in 1912 will never return to the
party of graft, but will align them
selves with the Democrats. Whitman
county's vote showed the same thing
The Republican party is doomed.
Fix The Primary Law.
(Inland Empire News.)
Considerable is being said about
the probability of the next legislature
repeating a part of the primary cleo
ton law or amending such law. The
law certainly needs something done
to it. It is dead wrong as it stands,
and about nine out of ten voters will
say 1t is. The most glazing fault is
that when a voter failed to make q
second choice for candidate where
there were more than three candi-
dates, he lost his first choice vote.
Hundreds of first choice votes were
lost because of this provision. That
should be amended. When a voter
makes a choice his vote should be
counted. That's his right. Another
thip0 10 that a vofor ShOu1d ho given
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

iiber sic gar5e Gbriltenbeit Sic 60
ben leines @eiItes un6 @er5e1ps alts=
gieBen uno ser gentlemen Belt Sen
Sel5meig bes 6rieoens reiden, beiien
Tie 10 iebr be6urfe.
Ser u&ei6sbote" benperft, Ser
1rel1e Yopit lei bisber cine unbefa1mte
@rDBe un6 eir unbei driebeneS 8latt
un6 nteint> aleroings obne eine l1n=
terlage 6a5u 5u babe11, man babe iid)
offenbur~ auf einen Ser n1eiitgenamt
ten Yapabtlt nidt einigen fontten
1no 6esbolb eiren &ompromiBfan6i=
oaten gepablt. so iei midt Ser auS=
iidtsreibite &aroinal Maffi, ionoern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
9rtneemo %benotbi8t.

Sbre gemilie 6euti@e Smportar=
tifel, beren BAIL nadt gering lit,
fann mat bier5ulanoe bo6 nidt fer
tig meroen. gs IaBt ii9 fir iie audi
nidt 10 leidt, uie man anfanglid)
angenommen batte, @riab fdaffen,
fails 6os iiberbal1pt in elmer irgen6=
mie befriebigen6en @eiIe geideben
fann.
gu 6ieien bisber aus 9eutidlano
eingefibrten @egenitan6en, 6eren
Support our6 oen &rieg 5um 5tiu-
itan6 getommen lit gum @adtbeil
gemiiier einbeimii6er S11ouitrie<
5meige, Ser 2an6mirtbldoft 1no bes
Yublifrms int aqgemetne1t, geb0ren,
pie idon in einem friiberen Mrtifel
berporgeboben mur0e, in eriter 2inie
Gbemifalien Ser Der idie6enlten Mrt,
Iorben un6 6arbltoffe, , Gottaide,
;3l1derribeniamen peridieoene &C.
berarten ur6 biele on6ere @ore1, an
oere,n @ebro1td ma ii1 bier MIN
einn1al getpobnt bot, un6 oeren M11s=
bleiben ii6 mebr ober meniger fiibl=
bar madt, gan5 obgeleben bon Sen
pielen g11ten Sad)en> 6en 2l1r1tsarti=
fell1, nit 6e1ten mir BON 0e1tid)lan0
aus perieben 'tpur6en.
@or Sic MuSfubr aus 0eutihlano
1pad oieiem 2an6e infolge bes euro
pdiidem &onflifts idon fat gdn5lih
srn Stillitano gefommen ODER, ibren
@eg iiber ne1trale europdiibe 2dn=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

EDMONTON eri6einenoe ~Sournal"
l6reibt, Sic 9eutlden, melde eS mag
ten, sic @an6lungen 6es &aiiers gu
pertbei6igen, iollten MADDEN, oaB tie
aus oem 9anbe fame1t. @s babe Suit
oerte BON 8riefen erbaltet1, 6eren
@erfaiier berlangten, 6aB Elm ie6er,
ser einen oe11tiben Mamen TRACE, tpie
Elm Earia, tpie elm M~uslatiger beban=
oelt >peroen lollte. SSn Ser u@an=
couper Sun" madt ein ginlen6er Ben
menidenf reltn6liden &ori6lag, Ste
fa,1a6iide Mili5 iollte fir ieoen ein=
laufen6en 8eribt iber 6ie @reuel<
tboten ser 6eutiden Mrn1ee f%iinf5ig
ODER b1tnoert beutl6e @iirger Sand
6as geger Sic @an6 itellen nn6 err
ld)ieBen. l1n6 ale 6ieie tonen @11tb=
o1sbrii6e miiiien 1tni ere 2anoslel1te
i'm @anooa iiber iid ergeben laiien,
tpei1 Tie iih tpeigern, Sic &auberge=
ldidten iiber Sic 8arbareien Ser
6e1ttlhen Mrrnee fir bare Miin5e 81
.nebmen. Stimmten lie in Ste miiite
gdimpferei NIT Elm, 10 miiroe man
tie nr11 NIT Sling un6 &edt als
ele11oe @eiinnungsI11mpen peradten.
iie es aber nidt tb1tn, 10 tpin man
lie ols Musidtige beban6eln ober
gar tootidieben. Ma6 oem &riege
ober tper6en ieoenfaIs m16 uniere
geldGbten &ollegen BON Ser engli=
{hen 8relIe in &a11aoa bebal1pten, fie
bitten utpie Gentlemen" gefod)ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
ia:
maoii6e &oue9em.

Iie englii6en 3eitungen in &ul1a=
90 ii11o inn groBen uno gal15en natiir=
lid} 1u1r Elm Nbflatid ser 2on6oner.
gin5le1e bon ibnen aber i9einen eS
lrod) tpeit i9limnrer gu treiben al5
ielbit Sic rabiateiten @9impfbldtter
in ser engliiden @auptitaot. 90
liegt uns gum 8eiipiel cine @1mmer
Ser v5oronto @orl6" Dor. ga Ielen
mir H.. a. 1T elmer f11r5en ueberiidt
iiber Die greigniiie ouf Dem &riegs=
id)auplat, Ser &aiier babe beriudt,
&aris 5u erobern. 9us iet linn mfg
lungen; m111 beige es fir i'm: u53l=
riid nod Berlin!" Serner miro inns
mitgetbetlt> 6aB in 9eutidlan6 a1es
orunter uno 6riiber gebe un6 6aB
&an6el un6 Sinon8meien p0nig oe<
moraliitert ieien. @n6lt6 belebrt mar
uns aud, 6aB ii6 in Ser gan5en 8elt
Sic offentlide Mein11ng nit ie6em
Gage 1tarter gegen Oeutlflam me11-
Sc. Mnf Ser ie6iten Seite 6es 8lat=
tes fin6en mir eire1t 2eitartifel, in
Incident ser 6euti9e &niier u8lo6op
8in" genannt miro.
geculih brodte sic fana6iide 3ei=
tung Bulletin" cine 3ettidrift bon
einem 6euti6en 3eitungsbera1tsgeber>
Ser int iebr maBbol1er Sprade prote=
itiert gegen Sic u1termieienen Sdano=
tbatet1, Sic Sen 6euti6en Soloaten
gum Gortpurf gemadt miirben. 1iele
BET einer1 9elttiden, Ser 6as 2ano
Ieirer @eburt 1ridt NIT Sdmltb be-
morfen ieben min, 6urhal1s natiir<
lide @efiib1sauBerung beanttportete
Sic e11gliide &reiie @ara0as NIT Ell
r1en1 f0rmliden @11tbausbrrh gegen
6as 6eutidgeborene Clement Ser @e-
p6lferlng Ser 9omintor. 9as u8ul-
letin" miro nit Sen beftigiten @or-
tpiirfen lberi@iittet, 6aB es 6ieie 3u<
1drift per0ffentlidt bat. 9as in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

pollen Mntbeil babe. Sic erblidt in
ser @abl Bella @bteia Elm 3eiden,
mie mlt1u0erbar @ottes @ege leien.
Grit int Mai iei feline grnenrurg
gum @ar6inal erfolgt, io6aB er fal1m
als Bapabile be5ei6net tporben iei.
l1npilfiirlid 6errfe man 5uriid at
Sic @abl Carlos. Sic nennt 6en
1reuen Haplt einen Encouragement
Diplomaten, Ser ii6 al1d als @elebr=
ter zines boben Suites %erfre11e. Gent
p%eramentpon, no eS notbig lit, mer6e
er lpegen ieiner Site un6 Meniden=
frer1n6li@feit BON ieinen Di05eianen
geliebt un6 geebrt. N1n mer6e er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

geiproden oeutibfeilrolider Geiin-
llllrg ein oerartiges 3l1geitanontb
ulad1t.
Die Ieinoe oes &eid)es baben niht
blob Sic in 0elttidlano berrid)enoe
Stinmmtlla fallh eineeihatt, oils lie
oem oelltidpen @olfe oos 5dtpert in
oie &ano slpangen: lie baben auh Sic
mirtbidmftlide ullb iilran5ielle 2ei=
ltunlasfdbigteit bes Meibes meit l1lt=
teri h1tt. 0urb ibr perrnhtes @or=
aeben baben lie SEN &rieg in @eltld)=
lano SIT einem Ser popularlten &riege
genladt, ser ienuals gefiibrt porben
lit, baben lie cine @caeilterlrlla ent=
fobt, oeren Tlammen iibcr iie 5uiam=
menldlugen meroen.
Mrit ibrem Shnub boben sic Chg
lat1oer SEN Siegeslouf Ser 0entiden
ortrh @elgien n,o oas norblide
Trolfreih nidlt I'M cine Stl,noe nlf=
aehulten. Gan1it baben tie meber
9iittidb t1prh cine ser mrberen Seitltn=
gen Dor benz SAL bemabrt. Mfit an
ibrem Sdmat foben Tie Sic %5eitpeili=
ae Sffeniipe Ser @erbiinoeten nidt
halten foij1n1en ulto alth Sic nod uls=
itebenoen g11tlheioungen >per6en lie
oamit midt beeinflltlien. @enn man
init Shtpab Siege erringe1 f0nnte,
Damn miiBten Sic Ge%rbiinoeten bel1te
Siege lon6er 3abl 81 ber5eidren bo-
ben aber befanntli1 lit es bamtt
ber5lih idledt beitellt. 9us @iegen
baben Sic gngldn6er ben 0eutiden
iiberlalien, l1n6 Sic 9el1tld)en baben
ib1ren bas Sdtpaten iiberlalien. Gos
lit cine @egenieitigfeit, Sic man iih
gefallen lailen"fam. She Menidbeit
miro BET ibr ant BEL ten amf lire &ed<
ming fommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
GorD MpbcrtS ais Mar
ttcr.

Ser britild)e Nelonlaridlal 9oro
Nnberts bot ea fir lo1Mutllolg ge7
baltelt, leilm Saleosle1.s oorutf altt=
merfiam slt madden, oob Slege mt
ocnn Sdmas llld)t e~rTcdtth meroell.
2oro Mpberts lit ein alirr Soloat. gr
erirlert lih mpll nod, melbe MSltbe
es e~efoltet bot, oas &Gllfden Sl1ren
n%ieocr5uringeu ullo it'd Den Sseg 11ad)
Yretoria f~reisumoden. Sa'llals paf=
ten Die g@1relouoer urd1 seJlal1bt, nit
Dem Sdppue iieaen 5l foNllel1, 1tro eS
beourfte oalls enlpfilrolid)er gsleoer-
Iu1cn, I'M tic Don oieitm SSabn olt
bellell.
Aldl i'll oelu acaemp3rtiger &rlege
baben Sic Gnglullocr lid sIl1geblloet>
init Dem Sdyuet Siege Hrll1ger 5u
F6nler, ober Sic gro6e GNt1al1ldl1l1g
lit mieoerulu nidt or@geoljeben, ur1o
beltte ieben lie lid bsreitS SIT Dem
uerlhamlten giugeltdNoUib ge5lplt11=
gen oab lie mehr abNeblN'el1 Dabel1>
ais lie falten folllell, stnlal Ibre @au=
merf5ellac in Siioafrita tart gellttel1
haben.
s(ld1 Sic 2onooner Silles, Sic SIT
Mpujlu bes &rieucs Sen Ml1tn0 lebr
bon lablr, lit n1ittlerlpeile lebr fletn-
lal1t %gerporoe1. Sic licbt lih 81 Dem
gingeitaloniB 9e5lpunge1, OaB Der
Gerluh, Sic 9eutiden alf Dem tpelt>
Iiden @riegsduuplate III Sic Defen-
lipe 5l1 orQngell, mtiBll1l1gelt lit, uno
file giebt iih a.1d1 fei1en Sanltonen
ooriiber bin, melde MleIeraufgabe
Sire Terbiinoeten nod SIT l0ien baben
miirben, fpern es gelarge, 9e1ti4-
Ialrb in sic 9efenlipe 81, orange11.
@oro11 natiirlid nidt SIT oenfen
lit. 9eutidlano bat fir Sen &rieg
flint bis feds MiQionet Meni9en
mpbil gemadt> uno fonn int Notb-
fol(e nod Elm puar Milliomen 6ret>
miGige nud1dieben. Seine tpirtbt'
if)oftlid)e,1 Nus finan5iellen @erbalts
niiie iino in gutter Sr6ntl1g. Seine
@ilfSquellen madien," idreibt sic
5imes n0rtlih, l1no es mill ettpa5 be-
Iaqe11, mern EN- 8latt bon 10 als=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

elm mellig %befannter &ollege aus SEM
&onflape ais Yapit berporgcgal1ge1t.
@as oaS Ylatt fer1er bon v@eaeu=
laben" 5ipiiden elmer oelrtl6 : otter
reltllden, eilper frau30iiih= belgiiden
ul1o elmer italieniiden Str0ml,rg
1breibt, berubt cbenfaQs altf leereu
&on1bil1atiouen.
Gle 9erliller u&re,l55eitu11g" BE-
ld)rallft iid a16 o1,f Die &erm3eih=
l1llllg Der Nanrenspab( lt1ro Die oor=
outs ob5nleitenocn Mtl1tbnlaBlnl9cl1
llber bic Ger0ienite Benefits XIV,
Die DEM ncllen Yapite porbilolid) er-
ideil1en.
Iie ~Gu1tide Soges5eitung"
1drelbt: @ir baben porldufig feilren
@r1tl1o, oenr llcltel1 Eaplte l1llter Dem
@elidtSpunfte ulrierer politilden ST.
tere|1e1 nidt nit Gertral1en at BE-
gegnel1. @ie &oroilal Malnpoqu i11
ben letteu Sabren I'LL ierer 0e1ttld)en
Diplomatic ma11den 3ienlt geleiltet
bot 11n1 Der STRIDE uro Tim nnieret=
IplQen, 10 miro oltb fem Sdiiler, ser
1telte Fopit ais fl1ger Monn nidt
perfeble1> I'm ere geoelttu11g, oerel1
gelpaltlgeS @a6stbum ii9 5l16em ur=
ter leil1en Nrge11 pod5iebt, bod) at
1d)aten ul16 0en1genlaB feline fird]en=
pol1tl1fe Saltung l1n1 Ser Stride lelbit
1plllen ein5lrribten. Iies Inn 10 eber,
alS Della Gbieia aus ser patifani=
1d)en Diplomatic berporgegangen lit
u11o I'M @egeniab 5u ieinem, por-
6ugStpeiie nit SEN i1merfirdlihen
Terbaltniiien bertraut getpeiene,1 u1ro
lb11en falt aaein 5ugemanoten @or=
ga11ger Sen meltliden M16ten u11o
Der meltliden &11ltrr sic b0dlten
&lidii6ten 51 erpetien iuden muB
uno miro. 9us natur1rotbmen6iqlte
%erbalten 0es Hapites geniigt uns
1bon nno feline freun6i9oftli6e &C.
11nn1t1g gegen uniere innere1r 11r16
auBeren 9eoiirfniiie nn6 Beitrebuu=
gent >pare Elm iibriges, 6as freilid
iebr idabbar more.
9ie ~8oiiiide 3eitung" mqdt abr=
li@e Musfubrungen uno per5eidnet
oie S6ne1igfeit ser @abl 11n6 6as
l1eberrai6enoe oes g%rgebniiies. Sic
i6reibt Damn II. a.: u@enn ma aus
Ser @abl 6es 8apitnomens, Sen ser
ASengetpablte iid nod otter fanoni=
ider Site beilegt> einen &iidi6luB
auf Sen @eilt 5ieben oorf 10 ertpedt
9ene0ift XIV. in 6ieier @e5iebung
oie giinitigiten @offmu1ger. sein
letter MamensborgGnger, gene6ift
XIV, Dor ieiner grp6blltng 8roiper
9amberttnt l1nb ebenfans gr5biidof
BON Bologna, Ser 174O Big 1856 sic
pdpltlt6e Stara getragen, tpar ni6t
MIR elmer Ser fliiglten u116 gelebrte=
item, lon6ern artd elmer Ser miloeIte11
nr1o Der obnliditen @apite aler Set
ten."
Mud 6as ~8erliner gogeblatt"
bebt berbor> 6aB Ser Mann, t1a6
oem ii6 Ser 1relte 8opit Sen Momen
erforen, Ser Eapit 8ene6ift XIV,
BON bober NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8iIorng
l1rt6 reinen Sitten getpeien un6 iein
Mmt ouloiam altd gegeniiber oen
proteitantiiden M6dten gefiibrt
babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

Ser, namentli6 iiber @oIan6 un6 6ie
ifan6inabiiden Staaten, nebmen6,
altf elm Minimum bel6rdnft mor6er,
10 borte lie in 8e3ug auf oie ertpabn=
ten @aarenflalien b%olitdr6ig orf,
nah6em sic 6eutlde &egierung Sen
grport in on6erer als merifaniid)en
S6iffen berboten botte.
gu 6ieiem s9ritte mar man in
Gentldlanb ~neranlabt morben ourd
Sic bon england musgeiibte Seera1=
berei, bl1rd iein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@orgeben, 6urd Sic @egnabme l1el1=
trailer @diffe a1f @ran6 Ser bon
ser britiiden Gegierurtg in be5ng arf
&riegsfonterban6e erlaliene, ouen
%bisberigen i11ter11ottonalen @ereinba=
rl11gen bobnipred)enbe grflarung.
0es meiteren aber beabiidtigte Sic
6eutide &egierung, mittels ie11es
gerbots einen Druid altssuiiben a11f
Sic amerifaniid1e &egierung un6 tie
s1tm s(nfoltf Ser in merifaniidle11
@Gfen , nomentIid in Seem Sort,
6urd Sen @rieg feitgelegten belttiden
Dampfer SIT b%eramaiien. 2enn 6urd
SEN grtperb bieier ghiffe piirbe fir
Sic Ser. gtoaten Sic Nusfubr ibrer
Trp6ufte nah nelttralen %e1tropailfen
9Gn6ern l111o in6ireft nah 0e11tid-
lamb tpeientli6 erleidtert mor6en
fem.
Sc lei gIeid) hier bemerft, oaB>
Itpenn oieier M1fartf be1ttider nno
oiterreihiider Compiler a1h aufge-
16oben tpor6el1 lit, mie oieie r Gage
mitgetbeilt, Sic anerifaniide Megie-
r1tng Sen oarauf geridteten 31an
6oh f%ei11espegs hot fa1en lolien.
Mad)6em MIN Sic &egterl1ng in
@aibinaton burd @otidofter @eroro
in Berlin benodridtigt tporoer1 lit,
6ub Sic 6eutide &egierung gegen sic
Musfubr ser INT 6ieiem 2an6e 6rin-
gen6 benotbigten 6e1tiden Sabrifote
.un6 Maturpro611fte ni4ts ein511tpen-
6en babe, iopett iie bl1r@ amerita-
niide @6iffe, 6eren 6lagge Gnglo,t6
refpeftieren miir6e, bon n%e1ttrolen
@dfen aus bermitteIt tpiir6e, 1in6
a1t@ feitens 11nierer @egier11ng in 6ie-
fer fir Tie nn6 Sizes 2on6 iebr Bring
lid)en Mngelegenbeit Sdritte getbar
mor6e11.
SSn @aibington bot in @erbi1611ng
oarnit om letten Mitttpod cine Scott
feren5 5miiden &egierl1ngsbeamte11
lnno @ertretern getpiiier Sn5ui trie-
5tueiae itattgehtnoen. Sc tp1troe bon
1etteren boraelegt, tpie idtper tire
@%randlen BON bem Jurisdiction ser
belrtiden ginfl1br beiogter grt Be-
troffen mer6en> 1tnb 6aB ramcntlih
Sic @aumtpollinbuitrie Inter SEM
Mangel ON Tdrbitoffen idmer GIT lei
Sen babe uno BEL 6ort6olter ser ge-
eet1tpartieen @erbdltmiie 5rm Gill;
itanb gebradt tperben tpiir6e. Sn
dbnIider @eiie moft ii6 6os gl1ts=
bleiben ser ertpdbnten 6e11tide1t Sm-
portartifel ouf an6eren Sb6tigfeits-
gebieten fiibbor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
9emti@e ~3ettmm8snim:
1tett.
Wtett-

SIM allgemeinen begriiBen Sic Bis
ber eingetroffenen oeutiden 8latter
SEN rte11etr @aplt MIR nit fiir5eren
Mnsfubr1ngen. Die r@ermania"
eritnert 6aran, 6aB Safob bella
Gbiela sic red1te San6 &ouaS &C.
me en lei ltn6 ant 6e11en @er6ienlten
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
COMPLETED LINE.

The Carolina, ClinchneId and Ohio
Railway has laid its rails through from
Dante. Va. to EHShorn City on its eX-
tension between those points. n dis
lance of thirty-five miles. and Is now
running trains over the line. although
no regular schedule has yet been put
In operation. but soon will be-
This important railroad link connects
the Clinchfield Railway with the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio system and, makes Il
direct route through between the Allan
tic Ocean at Charleston and the Great
Lakes. furnishing n nrst-class trans-
portation line for the output of coal
from the extensive Clinchfeld and Elk
horn regions. The Clinchfield Railway
Is now ut work upon the establishment
Of large modern coal terminal at
Charleston TO meet the demands Of this
coming business.
The Clinchteld Railway is. therefore,
now 21l miles long from Dante Va.
TO Spartanburg, S., c.. and ii also has
Il branch of seventeen miles from ST.
Paul To Wilder. Va. which is known as
the Dumps Creek Line. 1t connects at
Spartanburg with the Southern Rail-
way with which it has arrangements
for the transportation OF coal. Conncc-
ton with the Seaboard Air Line is made
at Kostic, y. G. The completion OF the
Elkhorn extension enhances the i'm
portancc of the main line to all the
territory it serves. and it is expected
that the connection with the Seaboard
will he utilized to-~scnd considerable
coal through to Charleston when the
Scaboard's new line--thc Charleston
Northern---is finished, which Is expected
TO he within few months. Construc-
tion is now being rapidly pushed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
WcckIy Cot,on Goo,,s Rcyicw.

New York. September @5.-The revision Of
cotton goods prices. forced consequence
Of the drop N cotton values. liz proceeding;
irrerularly. In colored cottons very li,tie
change downward has been made. Us tho
uncertainty ot q supply of dyestuns has re-
. .i forward .a!es by mills and led to
cottons have been revised In some instances
ana not in others. Brown cottons arc being
sold on very Irregular price line. some
househ being willing Ia sell four-yard sheet
!nrs at cents and others declining every
thing under 5'.c yard. There has been
some selling on I'm tho quotations o. Wide
pTIn, cloths and some sheetings, but In other
directions valucS hold very steady. and trade
Is not being pushed. Southern markets arc
showing a !t;le improvement. Western
markets continue good. Trade I'm Industrial
centres Is Irregular aud OF cau,ious char
acteT. Under all tha circumstances the mill,
are quite well employed but untn there IL
more stability TO cotton values selling agents
are no; disposed TO move far ahead on
the other hand buyers are restricted nv
money conditions. and are inclined to wait
before supplying anything save current
needs. Opportunities for exporting are slow
ly showing improvement. Prices are !rrrru-
lar and nominal. and quoted as follows:
Print cloths. 2s-inch eixsis. s,sc: GixDs SIC:
ss1-inch gxsis. &c: brown sheetnGs south
s err. standard ,.hc; denims. 9-oz,. ia,ac:
staple ginghams. &C: dress ginrhams. si.c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
THE WATERS OF VIRGINIA.
MINERAL AND OTHERWISE

Our annual imports of mineral waters
are ovor 100000 gallons, having a
value of nearly million dollars. Two
thirds Of these imports came from Ger
many, Frarce aud Austria Hungary,
and as soon as the stocks on hand are
consumed domestic waters should take
the place az those derived from foreign
springs. III this connection IL is inter
csting to note that last year the re-
ported sales from S3S commercial
springs in the United States were more
than 5',060.0o0 gallons, having a total
value OF S".500.000. The rccen, activity
of the New York State Reservation
Commission In conserving the natural
mineral waters at Saratoga Springs. as
well az in improving local conditions,
Is OF interest In calling attention to
the many opportunities in this country
for utilizing such waters and adopting
modes Of treatment similar to th,le
which have made the bath resorts of
Germany and Austria famous There
is 4 somewhat popular. but failacious
Impression that certain European wa
ters have mo dicinal properties not pos
sessed by any American waters. and
many persons addicted to the Apol-
linaris. Clysnic, Celcstine-V ichy
habit might be equally we'll satisfied
by waters from American springs in
bottles of American glass. bearing
labels printed in the United States.
The above, taken from a bullatin Just
issued by the United States Geological
Survey. is interesting. or should be. to
the owners of Hiine"al and semimincraI
springs in Virginia. The pure water
business has grown To vast proportions
iii this par, of the Old Dominion within
the past J~w Yeas. The modes of
treatment which have made certain
foreign famous and popular nj home
as we'll ms in this country are worthy
OF Investigation by the owners of the
snrings III Chesterfield. PoWhatan,
and Prince Edward Coun-
ties. II may be that treatment" If
We can learn the trick will make these
Virginia waters just as good apol
linaris, vichy. etc, las were ever i'm
ported from Germany. Austria or
France, or anywhcrci else.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

o'clock. The city has drawn down all
ITS blinds, all its shutters. no lights
burn in the streets. No lights shown
IL the houses. MI the cafes ana res
tauranis are in dayincs.s. Through tho
darkness, filed always with Il shivey-
ing dread. people move about. too rest
less 10 remain within doors in this stiff
ling August heat. And over all is ST.
lcncc. In silence the guards staud be-
fcre the big white royal palace. where
faint lights are dim behind the heavily
curtaincd windows on the ground floor
Soon the silence aud the darkness. so
poignant and significant. grow too
7nrch for ones nerves. and the streets
empty aid viii 20 home to our
haunted homcsc> too exhausted by our
emotion TO care much il the Zeppelin
does come tonight.
Early next morning. while tho dew
was fresh ! went to the outskirts of
tic city 10 look at the mined waters
and armed trenches. but WAS prompt
Is held up. They leaned from each side
into my carriage and demanded what
! WAS doing there. The younger one
he WAS only a boy. look cd very fierce
and tried q ruse. lie spoke to me In
myself from replying in that fatal Ian
f:uaGc. Then he pointed TO the top Of his
bayonct The older soldier frowned AT
HIM ana said NO. No. Ellie est Anglaise'
but the boy looked very fierce. He
was very young. hope the Germans
Will never get him"