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batte er oringenoere Gnip1rter2 Die
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bat aDor ettpas Iange gepartet, Inn
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08

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S4er5peiie tamen i'm Serbit 1858
nod elmer HaiDen Jrdse einss pommer.
f6en 9utsbefiser, ipie lanse aouis
Napolson tpobl nod auf bem sbrou
bleiben piiros, in Darsin bic propbs,
aeiunssn aar Gpra9e, nis selesentIif,
BON pbaHtufspsusu iJlaaasfIa fay nsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08

Die enaen Damenmo ben.
20, meine Sran ift iinsebeueriin
bausedIterii6 iinb prnftiid)l 9u bat
mir neiiljt Der Sdmeiber eirm &oie
perpflidtt - iie NOR mir piel an eng.
@iiien Sic, mas iie getbnn bnte
8pei apitiimrode bat iie iist boraiis
geulaat - Gs- ishgn NsiH siusSl@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
Ueiddfts. 8eIeaenheiten.

g1uufrb. SoteI. wtbblsfey Qouutn. Hetp
Serftn. Gimsnftonen 200 bsi 200. Trr ietes
GteeHtbiimsr 5isbi flo bonn Gei6hti surae,
tllter 81 Sabre. Sianb btefem @efhhfsplot
fereffirsnb: 2reis s2s. 900 tslr fpeiiers aus.
iuHfi fpenbe m1n ii4 On eouts Jdrren 16
Belmont gbe., Reiparf. u. o. +..fo
uR abtfonbtIIe gai.ern sipe, friiber
g9poiter piie. AZ a6er pafenb ffir 1roeetp
Dc Sdbrt Guf sipti QarI'nten. Qrefop. ees
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
3n perfaufen = SduIer.
500 un,abiuua faui,u iratuDtlues.

$500 ansatinua ianitn irsennsines.
9 SiuIner iSraMe Sans, DECENTRALIZATION, Bab.
IotIei Gurunee. Got 30 bel ib0, beaiiem suI
eirnbsnbabn In Totpoob unb bas Sdus
irun for swet tJamtIien etnaeri6tet fperben.
$4,000. $500 ansdblung. gfsfi tuie Wlteibe
cyetner elm California Bnnediom. 8tmmer,
Hab, IetIsf Surunre, 6as lIIb eleltrif3eh
ei@t. Cot 90 bfi 40. eiipas enbf&es for
$4,000. $500 ausabiune.
@eibe ber obisen Ssiishneen fnb bennem esIs.
gen sur Grreifung ber fnttclifbeH air6e uuh
mnro4inl urb b'feniltdeu s6uIen, gsf4fieen
Ste biefs 9dufsr, shf Sts arbsrstpo sanfer.
stbsnus. ROrwoob. Cho. 4..io
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
gu p.riaufen - Sarmen.

Gineemte 200 ader 1nrm in @ipIeh Co.
Srb., an elmer elisu gt!e,H y. o.. In bsr
mer Jtamebank unb S&suns; Giisees sei6neies
gpaffer: 800 900 syut Banbol5sednb: Rreis
$50 per Nder bic fnifie baar. Der Meit inter
@ebinenneen na6 @uuf6 bss aiufers. nlan
%. q. .Sunttnstsn
Cotton. Snb.
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Bn oerfanfen: @runSeiaent6nm.

Rernebs 6Stebts. shIr nod iifbsn eots
ilbria. so bef $50. Cos. Nnffer. 9smeni gpsae.
Ger ais $40 per GUS 5rsis TRANSPORTATION.
Qrefap e.e'
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On Dermiefbem-adSen.

Store iinb 3inlmer, einseridtet fir
cine g1derei. Ro. 4510 Carthage
g,ife, Ct. Bernard. 8. bD
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Weinnben.

GffuHben: &olbene augengInter on Der
1IeHnnp Hbs Ru6snfroger be! Grau Rafb.
Saag. 152a Blum Ctr, 2. Gto6.
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8n uermietdsn--3immer.

IGsHtraIabe 1lt1 - 6pd Bimmer I'm 2.
Sic6, $50 per mlonai. s4iaiel TN eobsn,
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i'm gIter bon go Subren. Die oeidenfcierlit.
ieiten finoen .itutf nnl Witilpo6. ben &. Snli
1914. nm llbr .Gahmibias, IN osr anpcne
bier Srenrbe uIio WefanHte fino eingeIaben
bon
7.s- Ter trantrnben iamtlie.
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gerlangt su fanfen.

ute egeberbsttsu-B besoblen bts be
Men prssfs inr eiefsIben. ubnfiis 3; g.
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WerIanat - sgGnrIid,

Gtn gnter mann fir auaemetue eIrbsi
eabsrfhmpf l4t2 0Isnipap eIbs, griee 1iIl
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Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures often far yldnnri
unb Srantu. Jaufsfibs bon drrenninasn nnf
In uusn6i. aiife flir uHiielrnasn fItt
afanfItu 9uitiiate. Tfsi 10. Hsnsisr. r. q
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1ersins.anssiaen.
0sntidl. edriiten.(s (sei.llfdlaft.

feins teaflmabias Gei6dfies e3erfnmuIuuo I'M
Sdiiptauattlsr 10. unb nlnin Cir. %
Sstr niftsaf 0ef6df.s Iieasn sur Dsrtanbs
luug bcr. gam % tff O. nrm
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urb 20 ptrf6tsbere HrfeH.
Drsie bon $40 BIS 500 - lrei dlh probe
Qlsftyif6s @rnasrs. ranf6muf6insH unb
ssbn yrunsr, $40 gin, cir.
Tel. Canal lie0 obfr 1885
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flgra fimbsrasr,
am Uaontns ben G. 2uIt 1914
Marp IMtnsr,

9eb. Botbtofer,
eeIiebte G,1titR bon Jree. wlsper, I'm altsr
bon II SabteH. Beerbteuua Gonnerfing, ben
0. SuIt 1914. @o9mittaas US ubr. bon Der
g5obIuIq ibrsr Io6ier, grau Rteea GnfsnbroS,
30. e2s @s't g Sipabe, ans II
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spbes.Anseia,n.
9utn aau(tr,

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gerIanst ~ @eibIidj

Gtn beutfess @ah4fn far sepgbnIl.
Es.ssSs:a SMiansi asSssIsssiS III saSs !s: "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

YS apsuu bic mldnnsr bic slrbtii
ETEszu ptrridiieH iparbtH, 70 parbf ia.
MN bs5 6ans sinsn gan.Hearins
SXj55fI Rrtuger oue ef " I d.
- ~ a 6tae unb Dafn IN
Gfenner haben.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION
BIG BUYER OF CASH WHEAT
Purrhasc Is Fenture which Holds
Market Up-rhirty Loads Taken
for Gulf.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
CHICAGO December 26.-The feature
OF wheat today. which held the market
up. WAS the purchase Of "A round lot
of cash article by the Rockefeller Foun-
dation. Buyers held off In cash part
OF the day. but they were eager to
secure wheat late. Besides the round
lot taken by the Rockefeller Founda-
Ton. thirty loads were taken to go out
Via the Gulf In all positions cash
wheat sales were 10000 bushels.
The wheat market reached new
ground to-day with December selling
UP as high as l2I IS, May at 1870 SIS
N3-f. and July at l2l -. There are
NAM arden, believers in wheat. some
or them say this grain will reach sl.50.
with the war continuing for few
months longer. possibly higher. The
conservative advance the opinion they
are unable to see where any direct
pressure may be brought upon the
wheat market al Chicago or anywhere
purchasers of futures, and they are the
staunchest supporters Of prices when
support is needed. They believe that
while there may be rccessions from
time to time these declines will be-
only nomentary. and that any buying
VIII cause price reactions and advances.
were a little larger than the previous
week at 7.6s0.000 bushels, and they
were considerably larger than the cor
responding week year ago. Net ad-
Nanccs for wheat at Chicago day
were Ia to ! 5-Sc
Those in the corn market who were
short that grain. and expected that
prices would ease of somewhat, failed
TO remember that feeding would be
freer and that the offerings by the
country would be smaller, and the de-
hveries to the railways be light be-
cause Of the low temperatures Rest
ing spots for the day showed net gains
OF IA To / rs.
oats were higher, but proved n slow
outside buying. Cash sales were 200
600 bushels
PROVISIONS We're helped some by the
strong hog and grain market. and nd :
Vhnccd under a fairly good general
outside demand
hackers were among the early sell
ers. and most of the offerings at the
improved prices We're in the way Of
realizing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Weekly Cotton Good, Review

NEW YORK. December Sin some direc-
tions cotton goods markets have stiffened 2
little. Discounts on vide sheeting have been
shortened III per cent and some lines OF
bleached couons have advanced &c 4 yard.
Wide print cloths are frmer. and mills are
less willing to accept current bids for con-
tracts to begin in July.
One Of the leading Eastern lines Of pile
Ginghams has been priced mt 5L for the
coming season. which is but u cent decline
from the top OF the year, and all lines o..
Eastern dress ginghams for spring are being
held firmly at old prices. There has been
fair amount OF buying "f prints and per-
Gales
One Of the mos, satisfactory features has
been the receipt of Shipping instructions for
goods for China About l,@0 bales OF stand
ard drills have been sold for shipment to
India and about l.0o) bales OF various con-
structions for sheetings for Red Sea ports.
few small Chinese orders also came in
Southern hosiery mills making cotton bundle
socks. have received orders for 2o0,,090
pairs for export
Prices on cotton goods are quoted as fol-
lows: Print cloths. 2S-tnch. GiX64s 2!s cents;
64xG,s. q. cents; 3SL7-inch. 6iX6is. 3;s cents:
Southern broad shcetinGs, standards, g..
cents: denims 9-ouncc. lct1 cents: tIckings.
S-ounce 1917 cents: staple ginghams, ca
cents: staple prints. AZ cents; dress ging
hams. 3it cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
BUILDING OPERATIONS
FOR THE GOOD YEAR AHEAD

toHtinucd from second Pagc.D
man, and knows Il good thing when he
sees II. He had little or no trouble
IN organizing the company that is to
make this magnificent STORY apart
mcnt house ut the corner OF Fifth anu
Grace Streets
Inc plans have been all completed
through Carneal Il johnson. the we'll
known architects. and their plan of
the building has been accepted by the
syndicate The call for bids on the
building Is now open to contractors.
ana there is no doubt OF the fact that
all OF the contracts will be signed,
sealed and delivered before the new
year dawns.
The plan of the architects calls for
the expenditure Of $4,000 for the
building alone. and it is distinctly un-
derstood that IL shall be fireproof and
modern in all respects. with all of the
elevator. heating. freproof. and other
arrangements that pertain to a mod
crh twentieth century apartment
house Tho arrangements have been
nltae Tor the commencement Of the
building early in the new year and
its completion in good time for occu-
pancy the first of September next.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
GERMAN ATTACKS
ON EXTENDED LINE
ARE DRIVEN BACK

| from
| English and French troops we're re-
pulsed.
The success OF the battle with Eng
! ish and Indian contingents near ST.
hubert can be better judged to-day.
! Nineteen officers and SIS men were
taken prisoners. while fourteen ma
chine guns. twelve mine-throwers and
other war material were captured The
enemy left more than 5000 dead on the
| field. The English asked for a cessa-
tion OF hoStilities to bury the dead.
our losses were comparatively small.
some minor engagements have
taken place at Lihons. southwest of
Amicns. and at Tracy-lc-Valc. north
! east OF Compicgne, we captured 300
prisoners.
I'm the VosGcs, south of Dicdol-
shauser. and in upper Alsace west OF
Sennheim and also at point to the
southwest of Aitkirch there were small
engagements yesterday. but the situa-
ton remains unchanged. The even
ing OF December 20 French airman
threw nine bombs on a certain small
village. No troops were stationed at
this place; there was only n hospital,
which was plainly marked. No damage
OF consequence was done. In reply to
this aerial attack. and also the throw
ing of bombs on the open town OF Fret
burg, which is not defended and out
side the zone of operations, German
airmen threw medium sized bombs into
the outskirts Of Nancy.
RUSSIAN attacks in the vicinity of
Lotzen have been repulsed. and we
took 1000 prisoners. In North Po-
land, to the east Of the Nistula the
situation remains unchanged. We have
ceased our attacks on the Bzura River
On the right bank of the Pilica. to the
southeast Of Tomaszow, our offensive
has been successful Further to the
south the situation remains un-
changed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Reserve Bunk Statement.

WASHINGTON. December 2s-The weekly
statement Of the twelve Federal reserve
banks at the close of business December q
shows a slight increase In deposits
and slight decrease In loans and dis
counts. The statement follows:
Resources:
Gold coin and certificates. S23?. $4,000.
Legal tender notes, silver certificates and
subsidiary coin, a25.IiS,t0o
Total. s25S.3i6 900.
Bills discounted and loans:
Maturitles within thirty days S4l0o0nl.
Maturities within sixty days. $4,000.
Others, 81. zoe. oG0.
Total, $685.. 000.
All other resources $+.S!S6no.
Total resources. s27l 6S3.3@0.
Liabilities
Capital paid in. sis.o6o.Nto.
Reserve deposits. $2i9. 1S6.0oo.
Federal reserve notes in circulation tnet
amounth. S3.Si1.GJ0
Total liabilities, $;7i. 0s
Gold reserve against all liabilities. o.,
per cent.
Cash reserve against all liabilities. 1ol. S
per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. December 6.-The statemcn,
OF the actual condition OF clearing house
banks and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold Sll7.l2l.2O reserve In
excess OF legal requirements. This Is de-
crease of sSl76.7So from last week.
Actual condition:
Loans etc. $2.l790s7. go; increase. $7Ilooo.
Reserve In own vaults. S32S. lie, 900. OF which
S?S9.52i.03 Ia specie; decrease, sl0.27 900.
Reserve In Federal reserve vaults $ssi$a
oc0: increase. t3.lS6.0 o9.
Reserve In other depositaries. t3l.iI20oo; de-
crease. S2i5eO.
Net demand deposits. sl.sso.17sooo; increase.
34,5530o0.
Net time deposits ssa4sho0o; decrease.
$37S.01o.
Circulation Circulation ss2SsI s'o decrease. a.2sl.oo'.
l76.7 40. "
Summary of State banks and trust com
panies In Greater New York. not Included
In clearing house Abatement:
Leans e,c 80 ss,ssIioo Increase sase55oo
Legal tenders. si2 267. s0o Increase, $3.50.
Total deposits, 1914, 76t. 900: Increase. S.
Bank cash reserve In vaults 3ll,222,sDo,
$i373Ssoo. III I-3',-E. - 800 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27

4 correspondent wants to know all
about the Virginia exhibit at the Pan
anna Exposition to be pulled or some
where in California next year; what
kind of an exhibit Virginia will have
and what 1t will cost TO go there and
see il and all the other exhibits, and
n whole lot of other Information. This
correspondent, more considerable than
some others. kindly incloses two-cent
stamp for q reply. reply has been
mailed him under his own stamp. and
in effect 1t is simply this: Read The
Times Dispatch and other newspapers
for general information along the lines
you refer to- If direct and specific in
formation is more than you can get
by the above method is absolutely nee
essary you might make inquiry OF w
w. Baker, Hallsboro, Va. He Will prob
ably write you what a loose kind OF a
lunatic YOU are. He has way Of
speaking out in meetin'. a way not all
ways allowed TO newspaper men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
VIEWS AND NEAR VIEWS;
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS

tContinucd from Second Page.J
Industrial Section do that kind Of
thing. and ii may be that this Bruins
wick County farmer. living on rural
delivery route, does not always read
the Industrial Section. which is a part
an important part. OF the great sun
day Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27

When that nickel was new It MAS good for
one street ride In Atlanta Now that
II Is worn II still is worth here In Atiant:,
street ride
EverythinEs gone up except your street
ride
That's cheaper than 1t was when your 1891
nickel was coined
Two decades have brought you hotter.
faster and more comfortable ears. greater
transfer privileges. NILES and miles OF new
track that didn't exist then. Your 1874 nickel
pays your fare In 1874 between any two Of a
score or more cNtremitics OF tho Atlanta
street railway system
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

tSalcs at Union Stock YardsD
Richmond. Va, December 81. 1914
Best steers "a TO s: medium to good. %.
to "a; common to fair. 81 to s: best heifcrs
to So. medium TO good. 5ta to s.: common
to fair. IA to 5: best COWS -. to "a. medium
to good. III TO =; common to fair. 10 4
hes; oxen, to Gia common to fair. TO 81. !:
best bulls il7 TO s; veals, to .: dicks to s:
cows and calves SO To SEQ: best hogs ~
light. to ~: sows and stays. Iiz to 6,.: best
sheep; to .: medium to good IA to 5i2 ;
common to fair, Si4 TO AZ; lambs, to S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
RICHMOND Ray MARKET.
1HlCAGO LINE SrnCK MARKEr

CHICAGO. December 2G-Hogs. higher:
bulk. s,9sat...c: light. .6..o-asI.0: mixed.
sc. spn37.-5: heavy. s. Sl13,.:5 rough. iGs3n
1855; p.Es. s. ;oMs,:e. Cattle strong. Ma
cows and hefers. {3...W$s99: calves. S! ,9fi
500 sheep strong. Sheep. Sj.Gja$s %
yeariiIYs. s6..0TS.s5. Lambs 3s.15T$..5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
BOND LIST
NEW YORK PRODUCE M.RKrr

Ne" YORK. December 25.-Thc suKnr an,
ottonseed oil markets and the Cotton an,
'onee Exchanges were closed to-day
butter nrm' Cheese steady. unchanged.
ELGiN; ILL. December es-Bu,,er )
ents bid: sales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27

The quality OF the market lamb de-
pends largely upon the first four weeks
OF us lie. Give 1t good boost then
ne will, with reasonably. good care.
prove very satisfactory at market time.
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CHICAGO GRAIN ,IAnkEr.

CHICAGO. December .6.-Wheat to-day
ose to SON n brshel for May delivery the
highest since Sept ember, when. owing to war
l,xcItement. the price touched Sl.35 Signs
I,f increased difficulty Of obtaining supplies
irst+hGnd were responsible for the new up-
urn. in prices. The close was strong at ~
10 1% net advance. Other leading staples
Foo. all scored gains. corn. tx to TX; oats
Is to H and provisions 10 to enc.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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Where young orchards are kept per-
fectly clean by cultivation. there is
seldom much injury sustained from
mice during the winter
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Curb Trading Is Dull.

NEW YORK, December eG.-Tradins on the
curb to-day was duh and without particular
feature There WAS some activity in the
mining group. but prices did not show ma
teriai changes from the previous closing
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Cash grain: Wheat. No. red. I.t.al?S,. !:
No. hard. ie5h i2sit: 40. /. Northern i,s
Corn. No. yellow, G7a,n6siz. Oats. standard.
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J. b. II. writes: Please say to your
readers that winter pears should be
stored the same as winter apples and
when any or all OF them are needed to
use. they should be put in warm
dark room and this will ripen them.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. GA, December 26.-Naval
stores market closed to-day.
DRY GOODS
NEW YORK. DecembeE 2S.-Nearly all the
leading primary dry goods houses we're
closed to-day.
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Same Here In Richmond.
An Atlanta paper under the headline, IAN
1894 Nickel" says:
Got one in your pocket? Look at it, Twen-
~ years of circulation have worn il smooth
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MARKET CONDITIONS
There Ia practically demand for any
bf above produce, except turkeys. eggs. but
Ter and hides
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NEW YORK, December .s-Merc.n,iic ma
per. tI4tz Sterling exchange heavy: sixty
lay bills. H.sS6; for cables. 81. 1922; for de
.nan!. stSS. Bar silver, Ea. Mexican