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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29

Mo StItc Board or fducation VIII
meet i'm the Capitol next Tuesday. This
as special called meeting for tho pur-
nose OF clccting three district school
superintcudcnts Supcrintcndents are
70 Toe chosen Tor Newport News. Frank
lin ana nclershMrr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29

Not more than twenty seconds could
nave elapsed before Barcuy recovered
from me shock OF tho motors traach-
cry sHihcient.y 30 reverse tho wheel,
throttle down 'he carburettor and
jump ont % the engine. pit;
bE' In that small space OF time tho
hfehoat ana Alan Law had parted com
psay rs definitely as though ono OF
them had been levia,cd bodily 10 the
far side OF tho oarth
II could not have been more than a
minute aftcr the accident before bar
Gus was guiding the boat over what.
going on hia sense OF location and judE-
!nent Of distance. he could have sworn
vas the precise spot where Alan had
disappeared. but withou, discovering
e sign 81 him
md for The next twenty minutes n.
divided his attention between attempts
- soothc am rcassuro the half-dis-
trhcted girl and efforts 10 reduce "A
reply from Alan by sten,otian mailing
with as little success in the one as
In the other
And he nigh, have continued in
GefnitelN ol until the fog lifted his
blind and aimiess gropings over the
surface Of that shrouded sen had he
not in The course Of that slow and eau
tous weaving TO and fro have vcrrcG
SO close uron tho object of his search
that he vas warned OF In a manner
sufficiently startling and arrcsting. bv
nothing more or less, in fact than q
%unshot
Without tho least warning it famed
ana beloved at thtSu through the fog,
and the water 10 starboard Of the life.
hoat VAS peppcred vim sudden pclt-
ing rain al huckshot Immcdiatciv
thereafter mans rough voice warned
them T'remptorily.
sheer off. damn YOU Sheer off and
Keep your distance, If YOU come with
another ward. I'll blow Your heads
- your shoulders"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
Lillian Ru.seIr. Answers.

9. IL. am delighted to know you
are pleased with the skin food and
that IL is doing YOU much good. !
ann sorry, but canno; give informa =
ton about articles such as YOU mem
ton. They are proprietary articles and
cannot give Information on them. BE
careful what you use on your face.
The skin OF the face Is tender and
many people have ruined their skins
by using something they knew nothing
about. There Is nothing that will re-
to use the salts solution the face.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29

\. 7: For a thin neck. massage with
good cream or cocoanut Oil First
bathe the neck with warm water then
rub the cocoanut oil into the hollow 8
and massage the throat with it Deep
breathing is also good FOR this trouble.
and VIII help to straghten round
shoulders. II - not difficult to max
the neck fatter. and with a little time
and patience YOU Will find "A wonder
fui Improvement in your neck II YOU
care for the instructions for deep
breathing send me a stamped envelope
and shall he glad TO send them to
you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29
0mcstions and Answers.


II j. -. asks: Can Soitre. which az
fleets the eyes and heart. be cured
without operation after the patient
has had II about two years?
Reply: Some cases may be cured
without operation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-29

Mrs e: J am sorry. but cannot tell
YOU what powder TO use Each per
sons skin is different and what one
can use another cannot. You viii have
10 decide what powder is best for YOU.
cannot give formulas for face pow
der. They arc difficult 10 make. as II
Is Impossible 10 get them fine as
they should be. when they are made AT
home.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

iertioncu ocutiber Eruppen mo0rgc-
nomucn
Sic, 6ron5olen ba6en uielc @c-
iangeue gcma1t mo eiuige 0lol@i.
nengclucDrC cr6eulct.
9lufrcgcn0c Sago i'm ben
9iiftcn
Cine Iepcic6e all Die ,Gydonae
1elegrop6 GompanD" aus @oris, oaB
cine in Scr irau5oiiihcn Souptitoot
erlaiicne oiii5elle Sefannimahlng
0arlegt uie elm irou5oiiAcr 6lieger,
iiber 9oibringcn 9rmoibaitcrOienit
t5ucuo, BON 5mei oeldi6eu 8lie9erlL
ocren Nlaihinen gr0Ber mO i1ncl-
Ter ais ole irau5oiiiden uuo nit jc
orci 9epaiineten 6emaunt uorcn,
periol9t mlroe bis cs i6m nad ani-
regcuOcr Sag0 gelong, 5ii eutfommcn
mo unDcrie9rt Oic fran5oiiic6e Sinie
5u crrei1cu.
Sic6cn geillntene &riegs-
iMiffe 0eiih
2on0on 15. 9luguit Cine &c.
pciAc oes uG6rouiclc" ans @citSart.
lcpool melOet ser Captain Ocs 0dni.
iHcn Ganlpicrs u&uI0anoersf~ mel
Sc. Ell 0a6c is W}eilcn bon Spurn
&caO entierit an Ser norooitlicbcn
Giuia1rt 5uu Sumter iiebcn gellu.
fene arieesihiifc poiiirt 9}ir Die @e.
fedtSnlasfeu rugteu ans Dem &aler
herpor. Ter Captain gloubt oaB IS
it'd bier I'M oeunfene 0eltDe
are9SiGiiic 1ouOelt COS ihcint
iuabriheinld5 ooB Is iid Inn 0ie bel
6ull bon 0en 0eltiten sum Sinfen
ac6radten 6ritii9eu arie9Sibifie
lauoclt u. g. I'D
2Nit &rie9
Son0Dm is. 2lu2liit. Genl9ielp
icridcu 9iircou ac6t ats ct. &eters-
bur0 Die Nlel0nng 5u BORT lei ans
S2ilna bic 91ahrIt cin0etroiicn oo3
in Dem polniideu Commencement Su-
molfu Elm 0eitiber 9leroplon, Der 9ic-
co8noS5iruigeu ii6er sic 9epe9un-
Gen 0es rlliiihen @cercs onitellte, 6e-
ic5olien lnO oerortig beiddOiat NOR
Den iei 0aB Der Slugapporat 6cro6
itiir5te Gle 6Iuanloic5iue iolI Der
@lelonng 81 Solgc, bon pier Sffi5ie
rem bemannt geueien ieiu Die ionlmt
mn ionoers ben SoO geiunOen bo6en
iolen
SOD oeuti1er 5lieger.
9ou0on 10. 9(uaut 9icii.
tcrS gIaentu ldBt iid ans 9riiiieI
meIOen ooB iic6 ON 0onneriiog in
]louillc (opicrs, lmlueit BON 9io-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

aucrifouil6cr lSrauen Bat pom
ariclsant Die 3nitimmnn0 5ur Gin
ridtlmg cincs S1oipitalS oOer, iolltc
acuiigcnO @elO oligebradt mcrocn,
cinc5 0oipitali9iiieS crbaIten. Sin
9lppca I'M @elocr loQ al Die 9lmeri.
foncr crlaiien uerOen.
Ororc fiir Gcutih u mcri.
faner.
9onO0n, Is. 9hignlt. Gic
onerifanii6c 9oti6ait bier bat in
llc6erciuItimmmg nit elmer %oli5ei.
DcrorOmmg geitcrn angcoronet oaB
ale in @roBbritannien mo SSrlano
wo6uenocn CeutiA A.9lneriloner bic
I'M umcrifaniihe %dlie cinfommem
ibre 9lotiroliiirung ais aneritanii@c
Siirger 6eueiien oOcr iicb bci Der 30
li5ei ols oclti1e llntert6onen eintrn-
Gen laiien niiiien
Der omerifaniibc Goniul IN Snrin
6cri9tct, oaB iiir Slmcritoner in @u-
Oapeit gut geiorgt it,
Scr &rtcq i'm glfriIo.
2on0om t5. 9lnauit. Plus
ocnI 9Siaiiolono, 9ritiid5 Central.
9lfrifa. fommt Bic omth6e @lcloung,
Scr HcaicrlinqS0onpier rWucn0olin"
babe am 1onncriiag aln rcHtei llicr
oes 9fiaiiaiccs Ocn Oertldcn arulirten
Compiler u&ou MiBmanu4 iibcrrum-
pet uno gcfopcrt
Iran5oien rdnmen oos
Iclo
SoN0on, rs. 9lugllt 3pel
irolsoliir6e gotoiIlune Die cinci 9ln-
grifi oli Oas lotbringiicbe Torf Sa-
aaroe o6crbalb 9loncourt untcrna0
men, limo BON elmer iiberlcgcuen oeut;
ic6en Ernppcnuaht uertrie6cn imo
ouf 9ures inl Dcpartcmcnt Nlcrt0e.
ct. Moiele an Der StraBc noM Der
1cihtnq 9lucpiae 5uriidgeuoricn
9ln peritie0encu Eunftcn Der oeit-
id6cu @rcn5e 6obcu bic 6ron5oicn
iibcr 1900 @eion0eHe genaht
Ios oiii5ieae @reB6iircol oeS bri.
tiidcu ariegSniniiieriluns mo oer
gomiraIit1t 6at gcitcrn glohrcbten
BON irou30iiicbcu Griolgcn IN Den go
oeicn in iolgenoen @orten peroiTent.
licbt:
o]lad fiinf Cage Idagcu erfol9rel.
dcn g9i0eriton0 an oen &diien Don
Sointc W}aric-mw-QNnes NM Se|
gon6ouuue 6o6en Oie 5rol5olen Die
@egen0 am Soale.@oB belest Der
oaS Ibal Der 9rIdc cincs 99cbcn.
iluiies sum N6ein. 6eberridt
oSei SnoIe wcr0en 5ablreG9c &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

'GunoOii@eS Sltiorcn y
gimcnt ntObil gem a O +
@in0for Ont Is. g(ug I,
9iad cincr geitcrn bier cingclaprs s.
ncn OrOre Bat iicb oos erite @ulal''l
9Rcgimcnt bon Ontario bcreit 81 gu' ,s
ten i'm om fonlmcnocn Gicll%lu" %
Don bier no6 %olcorticr ab5ngepT
ino iib nod Dem cllropa'l"''
&ricgsibouplos ein8ui6iffen.
SlngcbIi6 @}euterei.
&io sc Soneiro, Is. 9hI9pf
ltnter Der Mauuidoft Oes lgr pm
iben OonipierS o9lii1er", DER puJ
nuh 9lbfobrt bon Oieiem Soiei l'us l
einem unbcfnnnteu 9eitimnum9sV..,,
mieOer 6ierber 5uriidfcbrtc, 1T e~ '
Nlciterei ousgc5rodjen, ii5er 0elS 0p;.
llriobe 9}ihts su eriobren war-
Eoli5ei lit an 9orO geritfen molO'
um ben 9luiitano 81 unterOriideI
SSm @aien BON Bernombuco lIeay
mebrcre oeutide Canlpier nit illsss i9,
ionlmt 5000 oeutiden 3piidcno'p. !,
Eoiiogicren Gie Gopitdnc dcl''
iih, ab5uio6rcu, ipegen ser @elap,
ouB sic 0ompfer bon britllur,.
aregsibiiicn gefapert perOcp l0'
ten.
&o6lcn mer0cn fnapp'
&onoIullL Is. sniguit. y
ciuc Ser 6olgen Ocs arieges III glps
pa modt lid bier anoppbeit an Sg1 VA
len fiibl6ar. Sonohtlu lit bejllgil~sr
ieiuer &oblcn5uiubr ouf mlsldnp'l~',r,
0o6r5cuge beidrdnft, BON pcldell 81,
3eit oiele i6rc 6abrten cingeiiellt Y
Zen.
Ger 6ritiicbc Gonpicr o9}iagaru. !,
ser, ouf Der 6o6rt nod 9lultral'~,'
6c0riiien, am Gonncritog bon @u,
couper bier eiugclouieu lit, iuir0 y
ter 9lOniraIitdts SrOrc bier 5lItp.~'r
ge6oIten. Ger britiic6c GonlP,y,
~Nlorana" ser lluion SteonlDIp
mar geiteru nit 6robt uno %alagsSs
rem BON gllItrolieu f0Qio Gr ge7'
bon bier nod GaucouDer. IS II ~ -.
6efonnt Oh bier irgeno pel6c W
Oere So6rorOres fiir i6n porlicgell-
9tcutroIitdts Eroflall''
mntion.
i6ington, 3. g. 10. Nng, .s
Erdlioent @ilion bat geiterl ',,. eu
93eutrolitots %roflomotion erlall.~,
welhe Ben 5luiid6en @roBbritall','s,
uuo Oeltcrreicb llngorn crIla''
Srieg oedt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16


mnr an Der 9tonur Girlcment Gi.
ieu6a6ulinie gelegen, Elm oui 6eiOen
Soften beiB6eitrittencr &ompf creig-
nete.
Gieiel6e Gepcide ncloet OaB bel.
giides glrtiQericicuer Orci Ociitihe
6lug5cige 6ernter6oltc, ais iic iiber
Gicit freiiien 3pei 6luo5cii0fiibrer
bdtieu olirb 9l6itur5 Sen 900 geilm-
oen ser brittle 6atte idredlicbe Gerlc-
BunGen erlitten.
Stutori'S 9ciebung be-
itrittcn.
2on0oM Is. 9(lguit Cine
9cpciNe aus GcttiUe, Wiontene9ro,
ali bic Grcbongc telegraph Co. be-
ittcitct ofii8jcu oic 9ciceung Sfu-
toris 0urc6 montencgrinilhc Erllp-
pen uno gIeiAfalls ale geribtc bon
icnioIibeu 9lbiicbten gcgen 9llba-
nicn.
9(u@ @2ontencgro problt.
Cine Spcoiol 0cpci@c aus 9Rou
bcio9t Dab Die neutrality-suspicious.
Suipprn oeritdrft 0itrA oie @iinpob-
ner Der Ser5egomina, nit Grfolg in
Gcltcrrcib einoringen oeNcn 9lofo-
81 Oer montencgriniihcn aiiite praf
tiiben oifgcec6en iuorOen ici.
Gono0o's 9fiiitungen.
2on0oL Cutario, 10. glueliit.
Gcltcrn Dlorgcn puroc Onrcb einen
nnbcfonntcn Wlonn Gin @criuc6 &C.
nuAt cinen &orrntbsi1uppen oeS
Observation-Disclosures unlpeit ser
S4olcslcD &aicrnen ourh 6euer 6u
5critorcn. Der Sol0ot 9lQcn, ser in
cincm nabcitc6euoen 3eIte idlief
muroe Ourtb Oas @crGuic6, melAes
0cr @ronoitifter mohte, gepedt lnO
ronnte beraus Inn nod8uicbcn. Ser
@ranoitifter ge6ot 9laen, till 5u ite.
hen mo CAB, ais 9laen iidb weigerte,
einen 56uB ouf oicien ub, olrd
melden 9laen an Ocr linfen Sano
perplnoct wuroe. Der 9ronOltif-
ter cutfom Ons Seucr mlroe miibe-
los geloid5t.
. Seiterrcidii6eS Goniu-
lotin sc ontrcol 9e-
idIoiien.
W}ontreoL 15. g(uguit.
0as bieiigc oiterreihild6 ungariit6c
peldes ingco6tet ser
3riihen 0elterreih im0 GnoIono er.
folgten ariegserfloring bis bclte
noh oiicn mar lit geitcrn mtf 0rorc
Scr Qch0r0en oeidlloiien mnr0cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

YD6ncn aSnrpoon @rdno eriia
ileine falcrnlolc Ariine @obnct fcl n
Snbeno St,70; per Same. .......' i'''
2imns9plncu Snrpid 9rono" leinc
Slmds@obHen Ser SubeHo SL'V ,,c
per Adnnc observation-disclosures. '''
Spbnrn ,9lioria 9rano noloene
gSa6sbobncn per Subeno SlFVit t,e.
per Same ....................'..'. -
Sne oosmaus @iuacr sllc Eea, 40
Snbeno observation-disclosures. 90
SHrnp aSlo Soneiicno Scrmoni
SDrup. I Gauonc 4dtncn S1'oOs,e.
y Nnlone &anncn. n............... ."'''
cffucn6l 0olp Snibcr @rano" &irgiI
SlipcnsGcl IN Snccd. Ntolicn &c ,of.
padi Nolle &ints&anncn. ..... ;4O''
0hoculnnc SnrcD Nrano" 9uiu
giinds0bocolnoc gdraniirt rein Ooit
les C5eic0i I 8iuno 9nnnc 29c. ,,e
%uno Nnnlicil... .................
Gnlap ,Sureip Nrunn Naido, rcllle
Mlouc, in Y %iunosNanncni polles tt.
Gem0i .................. ~
Snd Vmmer snrctO Nrallo" rcincs
Nnd s@ubcr, 3 @Mno NnnncH s. 30;
%iuno aamen 29e. ls Eiino n.
gGsc Gin eGt6" Sbcc eonii iiir
Soc pcuunii gtudb rSolong" @nNf
iib Arcnfinii n@enlon" oocr gcnlih ,nt
tcr Sbcc. pcr &iltin n................,'' ''''
&nilcc g&itO 0lub" Nuficc, iu
Eluo gnmicn Nein1cluld)t IL Hops
ncI grnnrlrt pocr pltlbcriiirt 9on,
Finno S15O; per Giunn ...I..,i; .oV''
Srnpbuin F0puldres 2cicrtWelee
mn gScinachnnd 6 gndcie 5oto,e
Ser %ndct t0t. Ncr Aannc...... ''-''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

Gohulcne - %. ST. Sairbanl & COS
G0ti0lcnc gir 10 0imcr, SiJO; 9ir
4 elmer G0c.; 9lr. @imcr. 49,, q;
NniicC Better Nd1lcc ocr gSelt tclO
lno aromaiiN, oranuliri oocr ln
Go0ncn %llno SfsO; pro 'Eluno.;
,0cringssN0acu 6eincr neu ucrpadlcr
1cringasRoGcu in Mdnncn 9ir. p
Sutcno S1.10; pro Nnniic. .........
Sumatcn seine 1aunUcrpodic Iomai
ten in &nunen 9tr 3. Special.
0ubcuo 9Oc.; pro Nlilnc. .........
9lic SbcooNQalt 9lromaiiides Singer
Nlc 6paudr St25. Spc5al
Sntcno ........... ......'.'
Spnracln ,Qilnc" Sporneln In Nnns
nen 9ir pig. SpcSinl ............
SnrDinci Storm Mig" Sdr0lncu
IN Lomnicna znncc. pro Nnnnc ....
Gcifc .Qiicbuap iSeiic. 10 Siiid Fir
seize N, & @ @llenDcitScile. 40
Slid liir .....; ..,......... .,.'
wDlDlfanO eirpBc 25c Saicie iiir.l
GleGnicr pNlo GuiD 0lennlcr', .
Nanncu lilr ;.;...,.,. ;..,, ;.,,..... ;... x
0icanier eSwifi'e Broe" Slcanler 3
Nulhell lht XII. 1919 n. ..-.'''..'' '..
9lnnu SpcNal Z Manneit liir. AL. =,
Su.arlnc Nciall Eolitir. GuariNall,
nen 45e Stint 23c. V Nini
Staue gtr9o 2Sainiidric 3 @adeie
Gfarsc Slcmau q COS @tdric, 3
lSiuno Niit0icn ............a.. ......,,'
@1Dn GurclN @tano" soma kndei
9lmmunipl Stcmnri 4 80. glmmonlas.
lolc Quart foe. Nnuc Blui. .......
Slpu glmi Gnoer; NdiiHc 1Oc Siiid
@uhnen Saniidrc Nadbo0ncn Scr
Same ............... ............
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

Snrnncn SMein 9rdno" ienc
Qnnliidi @cr5iieic Saroiucn in ret.
}Oc. mem Sipen3l. Ser 0uecno St.iO;
pct NoNnc .....,. .......,... LOG
Xnocr zulcib @rai0" 2Saim@n,
3Jc Der. Wrcnc iOdcie .......'....... Zoe
Sadls Ncrinl SureiD GraHo" Gd6S
Ncrnac in SomalcHSdncc Nutcu0
loo SllOi per Mdiiilc .............. 1Oc
SlUcn Wctiuic Dlun5uniu0 Slipcn
Spc5n 3 SlalNen liir............ Sic
Sc. Snltnlcn 0jlrutncO DO &rpiulu
Smibilco" S0lntcu. pcr @iuib SOC
Sulncn oN0tpupH" 9cbndcnc Sob
Doc. ncn In Irmutcl Suucc. Nnnncii Dir.
2. 0cauldr 12c Spe6lal, per
1emc Is. & q Smporiire SANS.
Iol gl0nbccrcl Npricolcn HilnnmcH,
39c StnNclhecrcn. uNrccil NnNc" Gnrt
OlWpccrcn rctbc Gurtanis, 9ir
i9c. glDlcll ......... ...,...... ........ .25c
iSc. Ninrmnlaoc Meiucrs Impuriirie
DrdnQen Niormaaoe 4 %iuno
25c. Notnen ........ ................ .60c
Snronsn Nhcrinniidc enroncn.
95e. Snbcio St15; pcr Nnnlc. .....,'.. .i-c
sjr. Gnroincn 9lpoiu Suroincl Hcr
Nntcno SOC. Gct 6annc. c.......... 1c
l3c. Nnino SOIL 0uuicnS rcincr lu2ldler
Mdlno In 0oAano dcmadi N @i0.
IJr. NnnncH i4c u &uo Alunucn. !. 2ic
Ririidr 9uc Sorlen Gauiortin gct
iSc. mon 0liua Giiriihr. N crtrn iinrs
81. lem 1nlliO. Nulucli gfr. 2h, Dcr
Nnhcno $3.50 @cr Mdlllc. ....... 2jc
&c, &trihrn gllr Spricn ,JioOa slime"
sc. Nirhcn In drlcn 5Drup. Nanncn
III 2&, Der Nntcno $500. Bcr
-Dr Nnunr oSr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

Minis Grira feincr ,Sbccpcg Dlais.
6cqldr Toe. Spcjldl, pcr Subeno
S1OO; per Same. ...........:.,.,.. DC.
Gnrolncn WrdtenIoic Saroincn in
rcineni GliOcn5 Y 0ro6c. 25c.
6atinp Curtis Nros Nlnc 0O5ei
Nrdno" 6aiup. Niiicarobe ,Slu.
ic6cn 20c., ilcinc Slol0cu. .... .t2c.
llpfcL @uttcr SMimmels rciHc, bod
liaiiigc Npiel.Suiier. Sopl III. 8
Boo Eopi 9,r. t.............,. .15c.
Giaccnruni co6ilaiiioc aGbam0on-
NinccaroHi In ! @iuHo Iadeicit, per
Snbcno9Oc; per %ndct........... Sc.
Srrnp Steiner gSeiis&rania Aborf'
Snrip; uur I %duoncH &anncn
ssniil4oa. YiG4'n .gsiTici Airis eicrc @ondoTGl' G''0
gearc alcinc 9onncn 12 2Siirs
icl BOG NlditclaroBc NaNciI 30
Siiriel. Si25. Grobe Nannen, 100
Mcis Scncr .yi IS. Scao@ Reis
9cNldr i0c SpcGdl, 3 @innon 42c.
Subncn Narpopn NraHo" Qednit
icne Nobucn IN Manncn 9tr 2. Jies
dlldr l0c. 1pcSinl bro Same. 49,. Sc.
Vilig Neincr gslpielGiocr" @iiig IN
I CuuonsNcDdltcr. tcr......,......... 30c.
SNrnp uNnro1 SO yltp Goi0es @iifcii
i3c. NancS Giiicit. ............. Sc.
Nibcn ~Nan GnmpS Sancn NdbD"
rpihc Npcn IN &dnlen w. 3- w. 100.
Cicniic eGcoplc'S Nfuno NcWiichlc
Semitic TntcNo Sffj; ncr Ndniic Zoe
Grbicn oNinp" GrDicn G1iro iniiig
SpcilaI, per Snteno SL40; per
gina So6ucn .Gocomoie@ Gina
Nobncn. Sutcno St.70; Der &dnue f5c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

Y
Gon5entrations-Sogern geididt. Gas
6ieiigc oSageblott4 Ueroniialtet
Sonmlungen fir Die 6coiiritigei 5a.
milicn ser ein6cruiencu 0leierpiiien
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eiuer 3ei1nuug BON 100000 9lorf
croifnet. Die eingelouienen 9eitrdge
betruacn idon ain eriten Gage 2O,s
600 Nlorf. Gic aoiieriu BAT einen
g(uirlIi crlaiieu in mclden lie Die
Sruuen ln0 Sungirouen oes 9ieidcs
auiiorocrt, ais Observation-Disclosures
III Sen Ticuit oeS GoterlonOes 5u tire.
ten. Ger 9lppea ser Serriderin
ihlieBt nit Sen @orten u0loge cine
Syeoe t9un, mas IN i6rcr &rait itebt,
Inn sic Scoen unierer @otteL COB.
ne unO @riiOer SIT linoern umO moge
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2ie6esperfc perIei6ei
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iton0t6eile ser fiiui 9lrmeccorps wel-
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iii0lih BON Ser NloaS slrmee in Sel.
aieu opcrircn. Sic Srtsuamen bin.
Ter oen Eruppent6eilen be5ciMnen Die
heinliioheu Ston0alturtierc Ser GeQis
ueuter.
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ien), General Sirt b. 9Irnim 0iaaoe-
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le), 66 (NlogOe6ura), Y CSorgoD,
93 (Geiiou lmO 3erbiD), 1853 (lIltcn.
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Suiaren (CorgoiD, i6, llloueu (SaIj-
pcocl ituO @orOelegen)
8clO 9lrtilleric 9lcginlentcr a..
(Aiogoc6urg), 40 (&lWg), "a Cor
goiO, 75 (Saue).
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neral O'Glio, GresOen
Snianterie 9leaimeuter 100
(CresOcn). l0l (GresOen), 1902 (3it
tolD, i03 (9oubcn), III (0res0en),
IT'S (aomcnD, 1872 (6rei6cra),
Sdiiscnrcat, 10s (DresOea), - sSd.
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Bat. (Eresoen)
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Is. Suiorcn (@roBen1ailt), 12- Sui
(goueem.
ScloartiQeric 9legimenter ~
(IrcsOcu). 2S (@irna), As (GreS-
0en), GA CEirua)
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9Sionier.Yat. ~ (Nresoen)
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ncnt ? (9crIuD
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(VleB)
9. Comp. 6lie1cr.9ot
10, (t0l idcbiiidcs) 9lrncecorpS,
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doO, 1874 (@louelD, l39 (00beIn)
10 (9SuBcD, 1871 (G6cnnlB)
9opaQeric 9ieQinenter. Narubi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

95ir 6e6aen Nns Oas 2Ied UOr NantltaN ~ beraMkeM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-12
GENERALS FOOTBALL SEASON
FINANCIALLY SUCCESSFUL

LEXINGTON. VA. December H.
The past football season of Washing
ton and Lee was a great success finan-
cially. Manager s. o. Loughlin re-
ported that balance Of s1,7a6So was
left after oil expenses incurred dur
Ing the football season were offset
The total gross receipts amounted to
s4.536.74. Including $4,000 per cent
of the campus taX-whlle. all the ex-
pense incurred during the season was
s2,799.94
The announcement that the receipts
had exceeded the expenditures was
made for the second time in the ath
letic history Of. the university. In
1913, Manager l.. r. Hanna made
money. There was loss Of S1,o13.5O
on the four games played IN Licking
ton. but favorable circumstances In
Roanoke and Norfolk enabled the
The battle with Gee ors toSsns in
Richmond was the most. expensive to
stage. costing over $500. The en-
penses of the West Virginia game and
the battle in Norfolk Thanksgiving
with Agricultural and Mechanical
expended. The V. p. 1. and Swarth-
more games We're the least expensive,
costing 5000 and .S225, respectively.
The " 2. I. battle vas the most pro
a dd, Of gain. while the Agricultu;
statement or attendance at the vari-
Gus games can be obtained on Ac-
count Of the many passes, etc. Nor
iolk gave the largest crowd of the
season at the Agricultural and Mechan-
ical game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-12
sixteen BASKETBALL
GAMES FOR VIRGINIA
Season Will Open with George Wash.
fngton Jan. II in Fayerweatller
Gym, at Charlottesville.
START NORTHERN TRIP FEB. 2s
Schedule Largest Ever Arranged for
Any Blue and Orange Quint.
Equal Number OF Contests to BE
Featured Home and Abroad.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Decem.
Der 1l.-Practically- ali of the leading
college squads In Virginia, North Car.
S Sls fbs hayH beSa sshedHled to or
sess4Sn. Which pro,isss to be the most
at he unlvefs he a n Virs IF she sport
ra me sefh ne IL the largest ever ara
gymnasium at the univefsity. There
a ,n one 90 open date On the schedule. Feb
There will be two games each with
Gsorse washington University. Cath
f nve ana r biSSa ss Ssse g. Mesh sSess
quints wifi be seen on the home hoot.
The frst home contest viii be with
on the 18th The all aain TT from h1 WesS viz viz
glnia Wesleyan Is scheduled. This
Vii mark the first meeting, of. these
forward 10 with interest. " iooNe
The team Will start on It's southern
fg EsergaTx & nes e Wyssshingtef
plight and going thence to Rhieish. s..
the iT u Of North carolina ana
with washington and Lee attracted sts
nearly 1000 people, perhaps the lars=
est crowd ever at basketball game
In Virginia.
1uS hOItHeTn TRIP, Wnlcn starts Feb
ruafy 25, will close the season, Games
VIII be. played with George Waahing.
ton and Catholie University, in WASH
ington, and With Leyela College, In
b tis,t' In !, the game With ,Leyeia
ians won out in an exciting contest.
the score standing "a to SO.
ct ja 4's ssv1 iSIseeoree Washington. at
January 164-West Virginia Wesley.
an, at Charlottesville
iese, at ohariotteswiiie. a''" oo'-
January 2s-Virginia Military IN
st 5snaaf +! Sst smR6snoks Gofese
Charlottesville (pehdins).
January 30-Catholic University, at
Charlottesville
I. :. February Trinity College, at
Charlottesville.
February 6-washrigton and Lee
University. Mt Lynchburg, Va.
February SA-North Carolina, at Rail
February s-Trinity College at Rail
| eigh. n. G.
February 1s-Leyela College, at
Charlottesville.
February IsANorth Carolina, at
| Charlottesville.
February o0=-0pen.
| February 25-Ghtholio University, at
| Washington.
February 26-George Washingto ton.
at Washington.
February 27-Leyeln College. at
Baltimore.