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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
belgian relief Work.

Besides receiving many donations
to-day. the Petersburg belgian relief
committee devoted much OF tho day
to the sales OF cakcs, pies, preserves,
pickles md other homemade delica-
ctes contributed by families through
out the city and from which hand
some sum was realized. Tomorrow
the committee Will have nh exhibit
ton and sale OF flowers, and to-mor-
row night dance will be given ut
headquarters. for which Il large num-
benz OF tickets has been sold.
The Prince George relief commit
tee. appointed by Chairman Lassiter,
mot 1T the County Courthouse yestcr-
day afternoon and organized for
work. Senator a. II. Hobbs was elect
cd chairman, Mrs. j. II. Pulliam. Sec
rotary, and Miss Mary l.. Webb. treas
urcr. An active working committee
was appointed for each district In the
county. headed by tho following
chairmon: brandon, II. =. Burrow;
Blacltwater, Mrs. George ID. Boiaseau;
Tcmpleton, John Koinr; Rivcs. Miss
Mary. c. Webb; Bland, Mrs. j. e..
Cousins Each committee is largo
one and will set to work 1T once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21

., NV rolA' Eoysmo-c e;1,.C,osing; Msr-
steady; nixtv-day bills s;s50: for cabloe.
34SSIN: for deInnnd. US. Bar ailve.. .ois.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
An entertainments OF varied and de

ligNtful character was given tonight
AZ the High School at Prince George
Courthouse for the Belgian relier fund.
An address was delivered by Judge
J. T. West. recitation was given by
Paul Petit, of this city. and there
were ,nualc and othcr attractive fea-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
Local Temperature Yes,-rd,,,
Iocnl RninfnI, y.,,.r,,

IthLnthlI last tWenty-four hours None
deficiency In rainfall since March
,.........:, O.5a
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January l ........ o..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
COTTON MA:tEEr

NEW YORK, November .9.-The cottu..
market showed continued stead!uess to-day.
trading Remained .compa ra,lvciy quiet. nnd
there was some iit:,e -lrregularity ut tho
start as 4 result OF scattered realizing by
BUYERS on the decline earlier in the week.
but prices soon trrncl up with the cd
vance led by December and with tho close
very stepdy at Il net advance OF to Il
points FOR the dag.
Liverpool cables made q steady showing,
With prices there some rs to SO points
there were few buyers here. and first prices
We're points higher on December. with later
months uncha red to points lower. be-
cenlner .ensed OF with the rest OF the list
right inter the call but quickly rallied on
Liverpool buying. while aJsencc OF any Inn
:nPnd for some Of the later deliveries. Near
month shorts evidently found very iittio
cotton offerings, and December sold UP to
lie curing thc,afte-noon; or 8? points above
the low level Of Wednesday. Later months
sold about TO Is points net higher. and the
c'"s" was at practically tho best point o.
tho day.
General buying was restricted By execu-
ti''n5 OF Il bcRrish report from the Census
Bureau tn-morrow ON ginning TO November
4, and continued reports OF 4. allow srct
demaud
Spot cotton, quiet; middlins. upIands.
7.G0c. No gSlcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
THE WEATHER

E"rcenst: Nirginia-Fair Saturday
hnu sunday; warmer.
Worth onroiinn-Tnir Saturday ana
Sundays warmer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21

Local observations mt & y. ". Yesterduy
fenperature, 80; humidity, 81; wind
direction. northwest; Wind, velocity, IS !;
weather, clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
HENnICo RELEASE DEEDS.

Three Deeds Of RelenSc Amounting to
SSrS3d.IO.
131-A. u. Sage. trustee, to julius L.
Bunting et al, parcel OF land IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Il. a. CATLIN & co,
lG North Eighth Street.
TRUSTEES SALE

TWO FRAME DWELLINGS, WITH
lots EACH 100 FEET FRONT.
ABOUT ONE AND ONF-HALF MILES
NORTH OF CITY, NEAR MECHAN-
ICSVILLE TURNPIKE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
STREET 0vEREsT|MATEs
DEMAND FOR MORTGAGES
This Not Time to Buy Bonds With
Limited Incomes, but Oppor-
S. tunity for Speculation.
MONEY ABNoRMALLY CHEAP
Investors Who Know Are Seeking
Chance to Place Funds i'm Securi-
ties Which Are Certain to Benefit
by Present Unusual Conditions.
N bROiDNN WALI.

NEW YORK. November 2|.-Stock mar
Exehsnsc onciais made the misiuke OF
oyerestimatins the demand for MORTGAGES
: or other forms OF set mnturitics is a prob
lem that the average member cannot eS-
p'a in - ~ ,.., . ,.,,
u prominent banker. 81 sold every bond
1 owned and advised my clients TO do tho
Forty years experience hae taught, me
tt hrt unusual conditions reverse opinions
tied incomes bu, rather the opportunity 60
buy speculative stocks that oner the prob
Is anno.ma'!y cheap. for reasons tina, should
be apparent TO every one. Emergency cur
r.aed almost unlimited funds for current
rel9;re,ncnts. This was followed by tho
provided imitation estimated Mt several hun
Hred ,niiions and this hss cotnc!ded With
has released many additional millions OF
id'e crpltal All this has occurred at, u
tion were aGnornaiiv 'ow.'
Financiers OF experience are not carried
nyay by the demnnd for railroad bonds.
The bonds mus: be rei.nnnced regardless
Of the demand for fresh MONEYS by our
call FOR II available capital from foreign
Money is worth what {. Will bring. md
the lender Will dictate tho terms Of the new
One. Of the illusions OF Wall, stree. was
the theory thnt Ii bonds were held to
trs!ty they would ne, polnts . s ss! OF
securities that Will heneMt By tho unusual
conditions.
The on'y real market in Wall street or
lists in the Industrial stocks and traction
ISSUED Macy OF the former hare scored
sharp advances ana several OF the latter
have riscn In appreciation OF the stability
OF dividend returns and the probability cs
increase In market price.
Steel stocks. copper .haree. automobile
issues tobacco and industrial stocks hnve
developed steadinesa and advancing prices.
while bonds have tailed to so UP.
stack Exchange members are free In their
criticism or oiliCinis WHO attempted to
establish q Inarlict for bonds at time when
the puolic demand was clearly I'm favor
of industrial stocks.
Ia the metal markets there is good
demand for coppe. wire. and inquiry for
barbed wire advanced the prico more than
- points yesterday.
NEW YORK, November ;p.--Closing: Mer-
eant!ie paper 5teSH; sterling exchange.
steady; Sixty-day bills s;S.G: for cablee.
s. SSih: for dcinnni. Us. DAr silNcc. sni:.
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6cirat6g. qicenarn.

Srauf $. @ausucr, is, Sittmcr,
Ni0blonoioioR @lo, mo Giuma
Gomp6cu AS. ggittwe. Baltimore
glbra6am &nOD, ~. unO Nciiic
Nioden 81
9'cter q 6. 0auicu "a lui0 ser
mine N} 0}otel p
S5omes 3. DlcGueH %, mo @racc
y @il ~
sSoicp6 $. @r6pa 30, unO gnao
&crncr. rs.
Charles @iidoii 25, ocidicoca,
rn0 8anuie g. SHiib, IS.
@corgc u. Serolo, 21 mio 9lnno
s. Suttenbcrocr Is.
D}elpin SS.Sluobo0o 2i IND Scr
tia S. 9urtc lS.
George &. gloous, 50, geinieorn
imo @crtbu s. @cb6, 32, gSittpc
9(lgnituS S. @olonot 81 uno
Sonic . 9}iuf, 81.
@arro 6. Noegctt 40, 9Sittucr
in0 9|cllie Sanfs, "a, @itipe.
sSo9n e. 9looms 10, uno 2iaion
Il, Gptng, iG.
Bennett SoaD Smith, iun., 20.
imo Saro6 CuImp &orter 30,
gsiihpc.
silpto 9lanolt 70. lmo ao5ioua
Giom6rui0int 1S
(5corgc 8. 5c6aub, 81 iuio 9oiuo
6. gcllmon 10.
S,oicpD N}o1cr 40, aciAic0cL lwo
&oialic aorreHce 22; gcioc BON
@oiiou @1oii-
gSiaiom y. Sorrctt, 80 uno alu
bcl 9. Griffith, is.
,yo0n q. syones, 26, Chicago Slly
ino Georgia @ Garlt6ers r.,
Sonforo 6la
George g. @oa, 22. lmo glclic 2.
Sorpeo. "a; @eioc BON @nton gsclt
sSulips 6ioOcl 25 in0 slnna
Gitolpib 90
@iaiam s.. Sent n uuo Ntobcl
gnrfomsfJ 10.
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@oner Eeorcit" Gnilter 10
Gaiiic5 @oooman osIn Open Se
crc..
Concert oeS 9}ew 9orfer
9Sbil6ormonii6cuS 81.
nciterS.
6rau @aosti piro ais Soliiiiu in
oen udhiien Gon3ert Ser ygleu gor-
Ter &0iIbornoniiden 0icieaibait"
ouitreten Oas am Wiontag, sen %.
Jlooenber gl6euos lnn 1a9 ltbr, in
Ner o9Dric4 iiattiinoet gIui DEM
&rogrunm ite6t oic glrie aus oCbe.
roL n05eon Gu llnge5cuero lm0
oas 9ieo ser iterbenocH Sioloc ais
Der gSa0aeridcu Gper uEriitdn mo
Sioloc Gas Gr6eitcr briugt
2 EiGaitomsf0'S ipuioerpoae y@um
p1ouie paibetique" 9lr. 5n @e66r
mo ua1itc6cnoe CrHcitcrporiieu
Gus @oancriGcu Gpcrn; uSiea.
fric0'S G1ciuiobrt" aus Ser o@ottcr
odnmcring~ OaS &oripiel ans Sri.
itun mo s5ioloe4 uno Dos &oripiel
5lI oeu u@leiiieriugcrh
u &ciiebil0erin ugllbaugb 81
Z bcutcr
Der 3pcite Heiie.&ortra1 III Oer in
tcrciianten Serie Iuiabt Gimcn.
BORIS fin0ct III agtl6aua6'S Sgcclrn"
6eutc, Gieuitag sl6euo s ll6r. itati.
100 Sen geiu@erl SIT elmer a&rei5
ia9rt 0lrc6 oas Wlittelmcer1 @ele.
geu6eit gcgeben miro. N}ii ocr 9on
oing iii Tuudal auf Scr sniel @la.
Ociro Gegilnen pic 5hiloerunoens
bon 0a peroen sic 3uborer uah
GonNicr uu0 9llgicr geiiibrt ruo er-
holtcn eincn @inblid in edit orieutns
lii1cS Gcben Ednn tuiro Ennis,
glcgupicn lnO Sen StraBeu Gairo'S
eiu 9ciud a58eitattct ufO nieSpbfnr
uuo bic @prauiocu 6ciiAtiat &on
GpbciuS ae6tS onun weitcr nod
Smvrno, &onitantinopcl, olrH oas
9loriotiiAe G2ecr nod @orhu uno
@ottaro, Oas III Ocu gegcnp0rtigeu
&riegc eiu @edenitono lebbafteu Su
tereiics iit Dam se6t Der gseg ii6er
@emia uab Scr iouuigeu &iuicro
@iaefrorcbe, 9lonte Gorlo uno yli53a
weroeu Dor 9lpgeu geiiibrt lPit
Dem lilitigeu Garucpals-Irei IN
9ti@o pir0 ser &ortrog obiAlieBcn
Der iider Seoermanu picl 9clc6rell
0cs mn ,Sniereiinntea hieten pir0.
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s&cgwrilcr.

WV" w ~ y otVS
3cituneen, 8eitl6riften etc.
paBe Baltimore Vsms 60" Crnen 4. Huller
geihnlisnprer. 227 9lorbsgnlnertsStr0Bc
Selltlte Bidder ilno 8eitI1riften.
" SaHi'ie, 10 g'oros9cppIetoa.strabc.
giotionoI.@anfcn.
vSRs Oh Sepu gaiIanal gani,n SAB. uuO
9Ieerf @iraRc Sncot 70 Soof Yrdioeui;
-9enrp q. &eoue, aainrcr
vseeone 9attunaI 8aut" Asp Siios9roaonob.
WY %; y ssaqner @aiirsr
WNefcrn Wltlunul Wnnl," IA MorOsGuntus
SiraBe- gS Wlarrott sldiirer
Stoots.9ontcn.
"SsniIfe @aut ron gclt!mnrs," Baltimore.
Rno 9oHioab ,StmBe 4uQnii g9cber, Brdils
oeu'; Geo. s. Gang. aaiilrer.
-9anfen.
ppeaiins eparbanI bpn galismorr,n euiaw,
uno @aliimorcsGtrahe.
Marmor- uno @ronit.g8erfe.
g. elloaFmsF suHs, 229 gbarIe5s cir.
SauOpirtbidoftli6c @cratbe uuo
SGmereien.
griiii'b'<HFner Gu., 2o5 sogo .9ocasetraBe.
@l0bototcn.
aau u. NJ. eaoIt, SOC e. 9auLgnate.
RlImbing, SURFACES, &onees uuO
SefeiL 2ofocden ln0 &innen.
Bennett grus.. a29 Observation-Disclosures
&upferlhmie0e mo plumbers.
Su9n &nDert i7i4 1bams. Giraffe. q. q.
giopufhuns. 0(ncnfo,, ,trS GSnSIcr
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Nriie[. lErnIoiIun N WadertI.

,Sn Der Observation-Disclosures BON
G6omas SORT 9&r. l7 Silo.Gbelter
5traBc, crplo0irte geiiern 9SaduIt'
tao 9cgrn | llbr ei1 aroBer aencl.
Tas GrogeidoB mo bic I'M crltea
Gtodiucrf aelcgcnc ailhc wuroen
idmer bclhdSiGt &err &orit wrroe
All 0sn slrucn ms SAultern pcrlcBt
glls pic 6eucrme1r 5lr @ultc all
langie, mar es %crra @orlt bereitS
gelungen jeoc @eiabr 5il peleiti9en-
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NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY

Sclu Todiiaocr cinul NPonoioa 5um
%orirag brodte s5oiepbine Gouis
nit giaD Seller iingeu Sic nclleien
@cidnge. Cine @oiic nit @cidu9en
im0 G1n5en murOc Don Sas Nhllcn
mo allan Gooadn ouiaefibrt. Die
anocrcn9litrnftionen lhO @ia 9Sruett,
ocr ,Gombop GarIo" Srcne Dill.
lar, bic engliide 5dauipielerin;
8ilic @aroncr, ocr auf 9lol- imo
3Hlittiduben bic @clt berciite, III ".
o@oDctp Sbeotcr
oGbc Sop @ioowsD cine betounte
@irlesQrc Grippe. trat gciteru inn
.@apctp I6cotcr" aui Tie &orilel.
hung 6citcbt aus , 9(ften o9l Sot
6eitebt aus 5pei 9lftcn N @ot
9lig6t" mo .Noicl 9leu %oiut Cont
iort~. Ger Gbor bcitcbt ans Smau
jig bii6ibcn Gemcn
u9tcptiin's Eo5tcr~ i'm
~ lD Dan0 DD.
,9leptin9 Sodter4 oas prddbtig
itc Slim Iroua, 0os ie 5ur Gpriiib.
rlna gelaugte. miro III scr @ohe
pom %. IS. N}ts. All IN uqll6auo59
S6cater" ge5eiat Gie Sitelroac miro
BON sri. glncttc aellcrnaun pcrt6r
pert, wcl6c iid ourh lore poacnocte
,Sigrr sen 9}aneu Sic polionuncnc
6rau" crpor6cu bat lmO lbclcba ats
Ole gr0Bie SMirimm mo Snucb.
@imitleriA ser 98elt gili
Die o6igc 9Sanoel6il0er.@toouf.
tion muroc i1on i'm Iettca gluglit
an Ocrielbcn static porgelilbrt mlo
bate oaulnls cinen 0roBrn eriolg
IS on5crt inn Ecobpop Com
crpatorinni-
Mn 20. glouembcr iin0et inl sea
bo0p-Gpnicrpatorium GIN &ccital ocr
bcrii6mtcn Sau9crtu mo Erina
Donna Ser G6icago %1ilaoeIp9io
Cpcrn @eicaihnit SRI A,aagic
leDtc, itatt. Tie 1rQBcn Grfol9e Der
crit 23.id6riaei 5on9cria alu oenl
Webietc ser Cper imo 0rS GoBcrtS
ipcrocn aae Wluiitlicb5aber iiber Oo-
5il ucranlaiien Dem crlten sluitreten
Scr iunQen tiinitlerin III galtIuorc
perionliM 6e5uuo6ncn. 6rl Segtc
Dat fir 1Sreitag folgen0es gro0ranm
Bucciii. aSn qleac trmc Nor
bi0c~; @ior0ono vGaro mio ben
81. Sbin0ler "a Colombo Na
relli: usSiooca5ionc a vcnere@ 1olti
ereaata~ G. IebliiD vG'eit ler.
taic lauqolreiiie" u2a 6liue &c
Fnn1 ,@cou 2oir~ u6autodes"
uG1ebour DC @oiS Garpeatier
rNcpuis le iorr4 So5uion: aCrinf
to me oaln iuit6 tbinc eDc54 9lale'
ret uGette cail DC ro1e" Stepeulon
DCft hu itiaen albcno4 @riilaiot
uGu paiiant par laeorraine" g'eoln
!, g6c @oiarD Soiii Cnrc @orc"
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2omit uniere 2eicr oie Siibluna
init 0em Scfuritdten.Dlorftc nidlt
nelleren pcroen mir bon 3cit 5u
3cit Die lcbter glotiuulgen ser bieii,
acn9lftien60rir hriugcm pir oicicIbcu
am ShluB, g. Suli noiirt murOcu
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%io5 Grooc straigbt 5.75-
Grira ....e.... d.J0--4.75
Gprir2 Eatcut G.90--
9ioggcumcbl - 5.t5-550
QlaismebI 100 %i:mo, 10000
g9ei5cn. 3Iiu6r 1894 9u-
io6eI; &erian0t BON ben GlepatoreH
92.327 @uicdjl GlcpatoreH-Gorrat5
2,0359s5 @nibel
Seuiige SdluBrate
9tr 2 rotbcr pcItl llS1a
9lr. , roiher 9pot itlA
2teMler 9ir. . spot i0Sll
ziioliAcr per 9Srobe i05 l0S
9SoUcnIber , roiber iilM
IejeN6cr 2 rotbcr il5h
Smnitogs. ShMBroie
9Sr 2 rotber meitl. ilT5s
gir ? rot6er Spot ii3%
Steamer 9lr. 2 spot i073s
9iiolir6cr per @'robc ITO
91ou. gtr. . rotbcr 1885
Ic5 glr 2 rot5cr iil3s
Wlais 3uiu6r sc. l09 @u.
idjel Gcrionot bon oeu gleuatorer
37s9 8uiAcl; Gleuatorqu &orrat6
1888 9Iidel
@citi9e SMluBroic:
Contract alter . 81
SaluitagS SdlluBrate
Contract alter S2l4
SAFER. 3niNbr 1860 Bit
iHeI; @eriauot bon ocR @lcpatorcn
1892 guidcl Gleuatorcuoorrat6
t,764393 g3mbei-
@eutisa 5dlnBrate
StouoorO meiBer So 531I
9lr. 3 UciBcr ~ 5212 1924
20 oggcn. 3uiubr 55,6Si 8u.
idlel; @crian0t bon 0en Gleoatoren
2026 93lihcl; GlegatorcH @orraib
6909t3 Nnidel.
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Bn persnnirn:
= $50 fdulen Elm QaGr mitielgroBe, nn6 10
Aa9rc ollie Wlnuleiel foiieie por ciiterl Sabre
S55VO, Ionic cine quite Giuie biuid bn id1 ictt
Slulomobil INIT gferoe beniitc ,,Nlatlinc Go"
Al 81 &eii.BraltSuane, A 1biiren oberhdlb
Naen'Sirnhe (Cfi27,1@lt)
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8M aerIanfsn:


gu pcrlnuien.
Ndnsdniireimer QSeri5eupe Neitern zele
CScriiiie u. f no.. iBnnen IN Ar. 1880 Gent
monSiraBe beiidtiet peroeR Na65uirngen
Nr. no. @attNpcHne. (ylooi1-is)
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$1,000 MnO $1675
Wnnlcnnrn Heinc

-4.lT1. lH NnI9 Nl1n0 WOnIcpnT11
oivHleH A.. SiraBe uH0 @obeuboii @drEiuaD
NtSvbs Hlnlncrn mo @ao: ncue Graunoe;
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qus a. H., "a hauun Uetlnnit
N'S AZ AOcnos ollen Gebr leicDte 8cbin1unaen
oco,. g<ne Mclinucc 9lcGltD Gu"
no N ~ nepme Nlt Nalbinaion GleitriitDe ileia
" nH a. StrnBe ob. (Gn25tS)
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@cIiImOre WlnrftbrridItc.

Yloutag, sen rs. 9topember 1914.
MlcAI. 3uill6r t2.905 Safer.
1880 Saiier 5u Soani'
&oiat uno s55 6diier 81 Canton
Die 6cutigen glotiruneen maren;
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r%crrinigtc Gdugcr Srn Baltimore" !"
gegriiuoet 1885,

r%crcinigte SdHgcr Srn Baltimore"
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&aupt1uartier n@ermnnio D9dn.
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georg Siinmc!Gcber, prot. uro
correip. Scfret0r, 9lr. 500, 9lor6.
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Grie Sofrnnn 8indr5Icfretdr.
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GSranf gorIasfu. Sdneneiiier, 9lr.
2tO. SHo G. Strobe.
aSo8ioIiitiide 2iroertafel" Sing.
1hn0c TienltaQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17

Gin gnradln.
StoHae8 Nunaclou. Wno, BnHtrb, gerQnbn
arteiiider grunneH uno " lder 2nno. 8aen
nto grcbe 9auplaBe gcpeu letDie 9eoinQunqen
5u berlaulen. Wlnn aebe, lcbrelbe noer icle-
pbcniere iiir @inSelnbelien an gruollDn NnilD.
Ing nnb guppln 60, 536 Natap6cp.llpenne,
erppllgn glo. 9. & y. 8bone @urtlS 6nU 27.
(Gept17. .1llt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17
SanIer acbant pun GJaIIaaaer.

SduIer gcbant bun Gallagher.
29. ehnfe, 500 glp6 gHef.
Gin Nlod bon 0lninQonnsAuenuc
300 8lpd pbmansN0tnne, nene Sttnke.
9lc1en 0uHttng0nusApenue.
glmr $14O0.
27O0 BOD Sampbeuelpcnne, nur $1,000.
27O0 WiD0 9tliniunsgluenue, nnr Sll5O.
Mlle oiefe Sditler bdbeil
8rranbosErpni, Rimmer nio Bno.
2eoc nlorerne 8cuuemliGfcit WnS' nnp elcts
rlld eciicbier. @asranae eingem0uerie gsnl0'
onoer uno erlrn Ioileitc I'M Ncucr.
9eiMtr @eongungtt.
Wlnu nehme 6olano'@nrf nno Wli. gVnibirg'
Ton Glellriiche.
0dDereS ON Grt pner bcl
GcwarO 8. Gallagher,
0i0-020 @snuIeb-wr6aube.
(ginlat-)
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-05-01

Sheriff Brown has been entertain,
ing a visitor at the county hotelrv
the past week in the person OF a
gentleman Of color who halls from
British Columbia and who was arrest
ed last week on the charge Of prac.
ticing medicine without tie formally
OF taking out stae license. The Dot
tor had been working on the ills Of
some Of the coIored people Of the
south side, and as the only results
they were able to notice from the
treatment was that he was separat.
Ing them from hard earned money,
complaint was made to the officials
and he was thrown into jail, the
court giving him the lghtest SEN
tence possible under the state law, q
fine Of $50 and the costs in the case
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-05-01

parts Of the county are of the same
opinion as the places visited, there is
no question but that the Senator viii
receive a very large majority in this
county at the August primaries.
1t is universally conceded that all
other matters being equal, the posi-.
ton should go to a man who Is To-
Gated in the western part Of the dis.
trlct and as the Senator's home is
at Kinsdey, his location is one which
meets with approval from the large
majority of the voters Of the dis.
tnct. He is not only a man who is
entirely able to look after the inter
eSts of the people Of the Big Seventh
in an acceptable manner, but he Is
q man who would win honor and dis.
tlnction IN the congressional halls
and a man who would be a credit to
this great district. He Is a forcef1Iil
and eloquent Speaker, a close stu.
dent Of affairs Of state, and we be.
lieve that the people Of the 7th dis
trict could do no better than to see
that he is nominated and elected to
represent their interests in Washing.
ton.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-05-01
IRRIGATION BY PUMPING.
A Big Plant Installed on Farm By
EIIinwood People.

o. D. Nelson the John Deere man,
has returned from Lakin where he
and Frank Andre, representing the
E. L. Smith Hardware company, Of
Ellinwood, have just completed an ir-
rigatiOn plant on the farm or Drs
Sp'es and Robson, Of EIinwood.
Mr.. Nelson is highly pleased with
the installation Of this plant. He says
this IS one Of the most ideal farms
for irrigation and one Of the most
model irrigation plants he hss seen
anywhere.
The construction Of the wells was
sublet to Dennis Doty Of Garden City.
A series Of five wells was made.
These wells are placed in straight
line forty feet apart bisecting the
general flow of the undercurert.
The individual wells are made ci
Is guage galvanized casing, Is inches
in diameter, perforated perpendicu
larry with one inch Sits making a
course sieve. The two outer wells Of
either side are CONNECTED by 1Oincf
casing to the central well, above
which Is placed a No. 8 Gould cantri
Ifugal pump set about nine feet below
the surface Of the ground, beng iust
above the water level.
A 25-horse power Slower crude o.
engine furnishes more than amp!l
horse power and connects with tht
pump by an inclined belt. The vel
castings are put down 10 clay which
was struck at a depth Of 4S feet Civ
ling a water bearing strata 80 feet
deep. .!1t-'i-" T., =
The contract called for a flow Of
1000 gallons per minute. but after
running steady for six hours on msas
uring the water there was found moi
the maximum requirements Of 2,OC(
gallons, but 2,4OO gallons which car
be further increased by adding a larg
Ter pulley to the engine. The watei
level was reduced less than five b.
the constant pumping which show
that the farmers Of this valley mex
have mo fear Of lack Of water il the.
do as the doctors have done-prov,d'
sufficient we'll capacity. .
This not only guarantees an abun
dance Of water but also reduces tn
power required to pump, thus bring
ling the cost Of operating to a mini
mum.
In this test Of six hours steady run
ming an accurate measurement OF Of
required was made. Nine gallons o
oil were consumed. This oil cost
six cents a gallon making It cost TO
Isix hours "a cents. During this tim
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-05-01
CHECK YOUR APRIL COUGH.

Thawing frost and April rains chill
you to the very marrow, you catch
coh-Head and lungs stuffed-You
are feverish- Cough continually anc
feel miserable-You need DR.. King e
New Discovry. It soothes inflamed
and irritated throat and lungs, stors
cough, your head clears up, fever
leaves, and you feel fine. Mfr. ]. T.
Davis, of SHckney Corner, Me-, Was
cured Of a dreadful cough after doc
tors treatment and all other RENE
dies failed. Relief or money tack
Pleasant-Children Ike 1t. Get a bot
tie today. SOC. and s1.OO, at you
Druggist.
BuckIeu's Arnica Salve for AL
Sores.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-05-01
HAD A BIG TIME.

Wednesday was the last day Of
school at District No. 4, west Of town
and the occasion was celebrated in
a most pleasant and fitting manner.
There was a big dinner, provided by
the patrons Of the school and am
abundance Of good things to ea'
was provided for the large crowd in
attendance. In addition there was a
good program, and in the afternoon q
big baseball game and other outdoor
sports were INDUCED in, and the day
was most pleasantly spent by all in
attendance.