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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10

| Grontreidb entbalteu purbe. glus
tt4nifhen @riinbsn mub bic bsute
Nadmittas na1 slpei Dronien, of
uno Mei. anseorbnete MobiImadung
fcrtselsbt ipsrbsn. Gtsenbeftble iSns
nen nidt erfolgen. neil Jbr 9sles
sramm Ieiber su fpdt iomnrt. Wenn
aber Granireid glsutralitdt anbietet.
tpelde pom snsIiiaen Deer upb bsr
Glotte garantirt fperben muB. 10
ipiirbs itb midt IslbitDeriidnblid zines
Mngriffs entbalten unb meine Sriipz
pen anberipeitis p.rpenben. SD bcffe.
Grantrsi6 tpiro ni9t nerDDs peroen.
Die 1ruppen an meinsr
Grense babsn oeben teles
sropbifden unb telepbos
lnifdeu 9efebl erbalten,
Ibie fran50fif4e Gren3t
mot an iiberf4reiten."
DieIe 6offnunsspollen unterboHbs
l,ingen famen gum 9lbbruh burh cine
Depefte bss aSnigs ron England,
tpprin er benz aaiIer bsrihtet, bab
bic unterbdnbluns en- auf einem
.WibsritGnonib" bsrubten. golssns
bes 1T bas SelesraHlm:
.syn 9eantportuHs S6res foeben
einaetroffenen 9eIesrdmms mnb i9
bemerfen, bab nah meiner @niiht ein
MibpsritGnbHib beittbt in ge5us anf
cine freunbiGaftIi4e llnterbaitnng
slpii6sn 5iirit aidnopstp nnb Cir
gbiparo @rep, tpie Neinbielieteiten
spiIden Der bsltiden uns fransDii'
ihsn armee perbinbert iDerbtn tonn'
ten. iolanss bic MDglidfeit elmer Der
ft1nbigung Sipiihen Ssiierreidl unb
giuBlonb perbleibt. Worssn friit ipirb
Sir Gbrarb @rsp ben Jiirften 3ifs
noipslp aufrufsn, nm 81 erfdhreu,
Of bos wlibpsritdnbnib auf Ssiten
9reps mar
0as Refultat Der llnterhaltuug 5ipis
Iten bem beutiden Botf4nfter lno
hem enaIiTden Miniitsr bes gusndr'
tiaen ipurbe in foIssnber Depeide benz
beutfhsn adnSler mttseibetli:
.Oie gnreguRsen Cir Gbiparb
G,reps, bic bem 8unIb eniIprangen,
GngIanbs IeuiraIitdt m6sIid gu mas
den, erfoIsien, ebe bic anii6t.n
'Sranireids ermittsIt tpurben unb ebe
aenntniB BON Der MobiImd6uns eins
aetroffen mar unb iinb bdber inSipi.
iden als nublps aufsegeben iprrbtn.'
Der bieIsn 9epsf6en iur5er Sinn
iIt, bab s5rantr.ia nidt neutraI blei.
BEN ipplIie unb Gngsanb ebenfaus
uidt uub Is btmnuh bieien beioen
mG4ten susufdrsiben III, bab Der
ariea einen ioItsn umfdns annabm.
Wlit Rnblanb mar Der aries unper.
meibliG. nahbem ss segen Deiterrstd
au mobiliiirsn bsgunH. 6rantrsit
unb gnslanb iprntsn fern bleiben uno
es mar Der itbnIidfte Muni9 bss
auiiers, bdB iis neutral bliebsn. aber
aud lie bltisn .s 70 enti6iebsn, 'uis
Rublanb auf aries abssieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
Der gOOesritt BON 2asarss,

Die rJrantfurtsr 3eiiuns4 perSf.
fsniIidt sinsn grief eines lllansnof.
fisisrs, Der bic glttade BON 2agarbe
mitaeritisn bat. Der Brief III al bic
Satin bss Dffisisrs ssri4iet unb an
13. Qusuft i'm RefsrDsld3drstt IN
DieuSe IN aotbrineen a.fhrisbsn. @ir
bringen aus bisfem 9ritfs. Der elm
ipnbres Bib bts Sobesrittss unTerer
2opaneris Bel 2ogarbe .ntb1lt, bier
fclssnbs 3silsn gum abbrud:
.5n. mein iiibss Sera Der IL.
4usufi mar Elm GROCER Gag fur IN.
ier Reaimsni. unb pirb einIt IN Der
geidi4ie seiidu 10 ssnannt iperbtn,
tpie bie Gage BON @rapeIotte unb
Wars.ld.Sour. gs mar Elm Sobtsriit
i'm fpabrifsn Ginne bss Wortes gsssn
artiIleris, WaidiHengspebrs unb in,
tnfte Jnfantsris, /, 8. unb A. Ghipa.
bron msinss Rssimtnts unb 5ipsi
Shlpubronen G1polIeris. 5ief traurig
III bic finite gstobrpn, bic burH tini
griidenbeiebuns auf Der Ghotolabs-
isits uidt miimahsn ioniite. gs ipar.
ben iibsr taufsHb gsfanssns intIuiiDe
bts fran50iiiftn Rcmmanbturs, II
(obsr 18) Gsfaiise iinb bier Wafcti.
rengepebrs erbtufst. glber I4per BAT
unfere brdDf Brigade geIittsn: Bon
ben 142 Mnnn meirsr gsiabron ma.
ren esftsrn betm appsa 58! Sd Der
sin3ise Dffi3isr! 2lnss anbsre iDbt
unb beripunbtt. Der Hrigabsfpmman.
osur Gdub burd grnff unb 5onb,
fo1 iebod btIrisbigsnb gsbtn. Brigds
beabjufant Mitimsifter tobt. bon
msinem Rsgimmt Rittmeilfer 70.
ipie Il. gsihoHsn, m<tn Mitimsifier|
Idiusr bsripnnbei (S1ub in ben In.
teriisier, 3ipti in ben 4rm, tinsn in|
BIN Sub. iyabnrih /. lsitt per.
ipunbtt. Dos aIles Sci brsi Gsfd-
brons; am ibpsriisn Bat ntins gsld.
bron osIiiftn, bis ben jfnperiien Qn.l
svsiF hdsts. xas Rfoimsut bIIrfk boul
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10

sesen uns bic Ionroe Dottriu reipsts
tirte, Idbt iih leint bsntsn. Sn Den
40er Sabren oes borieen Sabrbuns
bsrts nabm Gnslanb elm GtGd DON
Ricaraslia. Sin babies Sabrbunberi
| lang perbinberte es uns. ben Banana.
aanal 5u bauen unb na4 i'm Sabre
1894 Ihidte prdiibent glepelan6 sine
9oti9aft on ben &onsreb, NORM er
Inn bic nDtbisen @srtpilliglns.n au
einem ariese segeH England nuds
iudte, Inn bieIes an Der 8eiibersreis
| flins bes ipertbppllitsn Sbeilss DOR
Wsnesuela 5i perbinbsru. Rod i'm
porisen Sabre bat England aiif ben
gsrmubas Elm Gibraltar sei6affen,
iopie Samaica uno Ban gouper tart
befsftist, mas oo9 MIR gu bem 3iped
seI6sbsn lit, Inn militGriIde StiiBs
puntte sesen unier 2ano su erlansen.
Wenn mir jeBt ieben. bab Ssittids
lamb ii6 itets bemiibt bat, uns
5reunOiduft gu 3eisen unO England
ftsts offentunbige Geinbftaft snr
S6au getraeen bat. bann eri6eint bic
gebauptllne, oab Die 9er. Staaten iid
ppr Oeutidlonb bitten miifeH. bod
als Elm ebenio grober llnbani, pie llns
peritanb unb nod unbsgreiflider ers
f6eint bas, penn man iid bic Dor
gange pergessnpdrtist. bic iid no6 gu
bieIer Stunos abfpielen. Wiogen Die
&msritansr, bic isin WsrftGnbniB fir
9eutf4la1b baben, bod tpenieitsns an
lire eigensn SntersFen bsnten uno
na6 Der pacifii4en aiifte blidsn. lin
ibre gfedts i'm StilIen S5ean gu
ii6ern unb ibre SanoelssS sSntsrsiien IN
Sitaiien Su lpabren, babsu bic
@ersinigten Stdaten in bieism
Weltmeere cine 2tnsabl miIitGris
ids Stiibpuntts iib gefi6srt. llnp
jsbt t0nnen iie beobadten, ipie Sdpan
i'm 2luftruge GneIanbs unb ssmeinidm
nit bieIem ii4 anidtdt, bteie Stiibs
puntte an ii9 5u reibsH unO bisie Sns
tereiien 5u psrni6tsn. Der @sriu4
Der Sapuner, iih aiaiitidous su be-
mG9tigen, bat BOD nur gum 3isle,
Gnglanb uno Sapan bic Serri9aft in
Stitlen Ossun 3l ii6srn unb China gu
elmer engliI6'japanif6en Sanbelss
9omdne gu MAIDEN aIfo bic Ration,
bic uns immsr betdmpft Bat iinb uns
jebt nod betGmpft, iulIten mir uls
unfsre 5rsunbin betra6ten unb bic gtas
tion, bic uns itets oas srObte @obIs
ipollen betunbst bat, aIs unfere 6eius
bin! Man ipeib ni9t redt, mas man
5u fol6em unbsritanbe Iagen fon.
9od iin6 mir burhuus uidt &c;
neigt, bfsis gri6einung trasiI6 gu
nebmen. Osuti6Ianb tpirb iih i'm
JsIoe be6aupten unb mir 0slii6sn in
bisfem 2anbe perbsn ilHs 8sltrug
perI4dffen, slei9Disl mas unDeritdH.
bise ameritansr 6entsn pber iageH.
4ass, mas mir beiissn nno mas mir
fino, haben mir uuierer eiasnen araft
au perbanisn unb hds tpirb auh in
3utllnft Der Gan fein. Die Seutidsn
jenieits BEG Sseans bsbdupten fih ses
gen cine san5s Welt BON 5einben uno
mir an oieier Settle bes S5eans itellsn
bag gepubiisin unieres inneren Ders
tbes alien Saiferu unb N.ibern snis
9egsn t6nnsn aber nit Stol5 barauf
binpeiTen, bub bas intetligents Imeris
uns gu iddben tpeib, benn
ss bat nod tsiH 9lmerifdner, Der elm
9eiitises Gspi6t beiibt, iemals
feline Stimme iiber bic 9euii6en i'm
alien ilno i'm nsuen @atsrlnnbs srbp.
ben, Obns ihnsn ben s.biibrenbsn 3olI
Der adtung 5u setpdbren. llnb mas
Dumme Menf4en iussn, lam uns
glei6siltis Iein.
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bdB es bic llnieren tuartn. Wein
9nuptmdim elite NIT bem 5pstttn
3uge 3ur llntsritiibung beran unb
9riff boB Dorf BON Der Iintxn Jlailie
an. gISblit srfdienen am rsdtsn
Dprfranb wldidinengeipshre. Sit
tanen aber srit gar nidt ba5u, IN
Ghlung su ssbsn; Der brittle 3ug,
ber nunmebr aud rehts BON mir
iiber ben 56ben5ug tam. fsusrts
i,pblge5ieIie Salpen auf bic Widihi,
ntnssipsbrt ab, 10 bab iie, ohns IN
Shdtisieit au trttsn, ben Riid5us on.
trnteH.
glun ipdren mir gtrettst. Wiit
SiIfe bss sipsiten 3uses bsdtsn mir
oas Dorf nit Teutr gu. Wir pftfiers
ten rein, mas mir al Wunitipn bat.
ten. Das ieinblide Geuer lisb nah.
Der gegner mar erIhiitteri. .Sei.
teneeip.br pflan3t auf!1 ipurbe ssbla.
fen. .Spruns auf - grdrih.marih
fGat bas @stpebr! 6urrab!" Der
Gturm ipdr angetreten. lruufhdlt-
fam, irob bts bi9teH 4ugeIrtesns.
sina ss portpdrts. Biz in eds Dorf
btnein. Dort eniipam iia Elm regsl.
redtes 6anbsemsnst. Was nidt Deis
den tpollte, tpurbe nit Der bldnten
Waffe niebsrgsmddt. Nus alien
5Guiern, aslIsrn, BON allen Dddern,
aus alien 86umen ipurbsn mir be.
feuert. Dcd mir fpiHen ni9t snriid.
Wir I6oHsn 1T bic Buben binein,
baB bic Sheibsn iIirrttn unb isiHer
msbr tpasts, isinsn 2auf binaussubal.
ten. Wls nidt burG bic Jlu9t ent.
lam, ipurSs nisbsrssma6t. Wir erbeu.
tstsn pisle G,ttpebrs. Wie ourd Elm
@oitesipunbsr bin i9 unpsrlebi &C..
blisben. @ott Der 9l[lmGdties ffein.
bic sere6ie Sahe au fdiibtn. beHn
mir batt.u nir serinse @srluite. Die
auFen fdoHen f9ipeinsmGbig. Wtnn
mir in biefsr SieIIuns gsipeien ND.
rsn unb Der RuFs ipdre iiber bic frsit
Gbene sessn uns ansslaufeu. ni4t
Elm G9nan3 ipdrt BON bisfen Sanbtn
Iebtnb baponseiommsn. Wsnn bic
Gsrls niti 70 feise ipGrsn unb beiier
3ieftn tSnnisn, bdnn bdtten fie uns
Bel bem ebsnen 0eIdnb. 5uIammens
fdiebsn miifsu bis onf ben lsbtsn
Wann. gDir bati.n srr,idt, mas mir
molten. Die SnFantsris mar auriid.
seiporfen ino gum 9bil perni9tst. |
Cine tpeitere @erfolguns nabm.n mir
ni6t mrbr aui, ba mir bsfiirdt.n
mubtsn. bab mir in aoInoip (sr0.
b.rs rufiif& Stabi) nuf ftdriere ruff. |
ids Qbtbeilunstn nit artillerie ftobtn |
mubien. Mir idmm,l.en uns nun uuf
Der Strabs, nqbrtn ben SeIm ob.
banttsn 9ott unb iprn6sn fir unT..
rt Sobisn Elm gaierunier. Damn
traten mir inter Ritnabrt Der gsrs
ipunbetsn ben Riidmdrld na4 S5.
nissibal (Otutibss GsbieD an. 5ier
irerbsn mir nod lingsrs 3eit als
Grsn3i1us bIsittn.
Jiir bas .rfe biirftsn mir nun Ru.l
be babeH. Di, griiber babsH iih all.
iidnbig tie Rais perbrannt. BON
Resimeni iit bic 5fbnts aompusnis
ipsstn ibres tobesmiitbiesn 0erbal.
tens Defenders sslObi iptrbsH. Gs fOll
.irt ginsa6e ssmaGt iper6en. bab,
ipsnn aud Hidt ale, 70 bot5 bisle nit
BEN GiIsrntn Greu3 nusg.seihnsi
lperben. Den anbsrtn apmpaenisn
III gsicst iporbsn, ii6 in dbnIihen
5dIen aud 10 gu bentbmen. pis mir
IS seibon. Ran an bic Jsislings, fofts
-, ipcs ss tpoas!
Gott Dem allmdhtisen fti Dnni.
oaB tr nit fsinem S6ube bel lns se.
pefen, uns gu bem MoIlen bss 0s.
linsen ssss6en bat!
eutr 8f5eitiirmer bon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25
Pure
ID | 90

10 absolutely necessary to give
the health that brings happiness,
good appetite, rostful sleep,
and makes you eager for life's
duties. HOODS sARsAPARiLLA
makes pure blood and so oreates
this much desired condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25
I WO NATIONS IN
PERFECT HARMONY
United States and Japan Look
to Settlement by Most
lust Methods.

Washington. January e4.-Baron Maxine.
the Japanese Foreign Minister. has made
supplementary statement to the Japanese
Parliament to show that, according to tho
Japanese understanding, there Ia perfect
harmony of purpose between tho United
States and Japan In negotiations to settle
the California land legislation question.
According to q transcript OF his remarks
made public by the Japanese embassy here
to-day, the minister said:
1T is the purpose OF the imperial govern
mcnt to settle the question IN advantage
Gus n manner possible. and l believe the
American government is taking measures of
investigation looking to n settlement by the
most just methods"
The statement was made by Baron Maxine
In answer to formal Interpolation ap-
parently framed to dissipate impressions
possibly created by previous limitations that
Japan resented the failure OF the United
states to reply to the last note In regard to
the California situation
Japan Is believed to desire treaty
specifically recognizing the right OF Jap
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25
VOTES TO REPEAL
TAX ON DOCTORS

Tho House Committee on Finance
yesterday morning. after hearing from
number OF practicing physicians. re-
commended that the statute imposing
license tax on physicians be repealed.
There is under tho present law a State
license varying from $40 to SIS. Ac-
cording to the annual report Of the
Auditor OF Public Accounts the total
amount assessed for physicians licenses
last year was S40.410. Only four other
States. the committee was informed
Delaware. Louisiana. Georgia and North
Carolina-now impose such a license.
Among those appearing In support Of
the proposition to abolish the license
were DR.. Ennion G.. Williams State
Health Commissioner; DR.. Picker. OF
the State Board OF HEALTH Dr. Charles
v. Darlington, DR.. II. o. Stephenson, of
Toano: DR.. IL S. MacLean. OF Richmond,
and DR.. Slower, of South Boston
Tho committee considered without
final action an amendment to the State
Constitution proposed by Delegate
Reed, of Portsmouth. which will allow
n lower local rate of taxation on build
ings than on land and unimproved
property In cities. the idea being to en-
courage the construction OF buildings
on vacant city property. Other amend :
ments considered provide for an exemp-
ton OF real and personal property up
to $500, exemption from taxation Of all
city and county bonds and providing
for a general reassessment of real es-
tate every two years. Instead OF every
live years, at present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25
INFANTRY OUTFIT
ADDED TO ROSTER
Colonel Stern Musters Highland
Springs Command Into Mill
tary Service of State.
FIVE COMPANIES ARE FORMED
New Organizations Are Ready
for Inspcction-War Depart
mcnt Orders Filled.

Company Fl. Fourth Infantry, High
land Springs. was added to the roster
OF the Virginia militia last night when
the command was mustered into the
military service OF the State by Colo
mel 10 Lane Stern, assistant inspec-
tor-Ycnernl. Virginia Volunteers. inc
ceremony was held in the Highiand
Springs Town Hall In the presence vi
u large audience.
The new command. which has been
In process of organization Tor tne pasl
three months, is composed OF sixty-two
enlisted men and three officers, all OF
whom were present last night at inc
muster. The new milttiamen all reside
Springs and Seven Pines. and are en-
thusiastic over the prospects OF their
company. -,
mand the new organization, and Will
have as his assistants. First Lieuten-
ant John A. Cloyd and Second Lieu
GERS have seen service either in the
militia OF I'm military schools. Many
of the enlisted men have also served
before or attended schools where mill
tary instruction was given. The com
1nand averages twenty-four years In
age, and the average height of the men
IL Ave feet nine inches. and tho aver
uge weight 160 pounds.
Mny Enter Inaugural Parade.
Uniforms and equipment have been
The property Is now stored with the
Adjutant General and can be issued In
short order. The company has been
drilling In foot movements for several
weeks and II the stores are delivered
I'm time, II will make Its first public
appearance In the inaugural parade.
The noncommissoned officers np-
pointed by Captain Holden arc as fol-
lows: Harry W. Hardy, first sergeant;
James a: Leffew, auartermaster SER
Clements. II. A. Haislip and William
III. Deirhoi. sergcants: Ernest w.
Couldry,. William w; Vaughn. Louis
Hunter and Oscar H. Gresham, cor
porals; Joseph NJ. Higgins, chief cook
William Il. Rudd. second cook; Gilbert
+. Vaughan. artIfcer. and Stuart Nc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25
TO SET DATE FOR
SPRING PRIMARY
City Democratic Committee Ex-
pccted to Settle the Time
Early This Week.
GENERAL ELECTION IN JUNE
Candidates Must File Formal
Notice Not Later Than
Middle of February.
GENERAL ELECTION IN JUNE

The City Democratic Committee will
| meet the first part Of this week to set
the date for the spring primary to
nominate n Mayor. members of the
Common Council and Board of Alder
men for the general election on June
D. 1t is understood that the primary
VIII DO called for the second week of
April. In that event, candidates for
these offices will have to Ale notice
with the committee before the middle
OF February. The Byrd primary law
provides that persons taking part In
q primary must file notice OF their
candidacy with the proper authorities
at least sixty days before the primary.
An entire Council, with the single
exception of Alderman Fuller, who was
erected two years ago at special
| election. Will have to be named at the
April primary. Tho present Board of
aldermen has two more members than
the amended city charter allows This
is due to the fact that when the num-
Der OF wards Was reduced from eight
TO four in 1912. there were some Alder
men whose terms were not to expire
until 1914, and these wero held over.
while ten whose terms expired were
dropped.
AS result. there are now four AL
dermen from Lee Ward and four from,
Jefferson Ward. Each ward is nj
lowed three aldermen, and, therefore.
only three OF the four now seated can
be returned in June.
To FIJI Many Seats.
Inc Following men Will come up for
denomination in the April primary:
Mayor George Ainslie, elected by the
Council In September. 1912, when
mayor -. c. Richardson resigned to be-
come judge of the Hastings Court.
This will be a special mayoraltv cleo
ton.
Members Of the Board of Aldermen:
Lee Ward-John B. Bliley, w. j. GIL
man, Barton II. Grundy and Marx
Guntt Only three seats arc to be
filled.
r. Jefferson eT,mea :, wa n, II, Adams; John
only three seats to be filed.
Madison Ward-Joseph F. Powers,
James T. Disney, ]. K. Perdue.
Clay Ward. j. Mitchell. Lawrence
Paul. Ordway Fuller has yet to serve
Two years OF the term for which he
was elected
The Aldermen are elected for n four
year term
Members OF tho Council:
Lee Ward-A. L. Vonderlehr, w. D.
Butler. ]. J. Pollard, F. H. Powell
Clyde II. Radcliffe
Jefferson ward. B. Welsh, Nor
gan H. Mills. g. II. Lumsden, G. w
Rogers and W. E. Sullivan.
Madison Ward-Harvey E. Atkinson
b. K. Fuller. c. c. Jones. j. w. Moore
and G. K. Pollock
Clay Ward-R. L. Peters. 7. Gray
Haddon, Harry Huber. C. A. Seaton
and Jacob Umlauf.
Councilman are elected to serve n
two-year term.
Another Primary In August.
Contrary to the general understand
ing, there Will be no vacancies on tho
Administrative Board to be filed at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25

inundated With forty-ono councils In vir-
sinia the two Carolinas. Georgia, Florida,
Tennessee and West Virginia. requesting tho
Endorsement Of Richmond An encouraging
number of responses have been received
several Endorsements coming from West vir-
ginia and Tennessee.
Tho members undertook last night to
launch personal appeal camaaign, In which
each member will attempt to enlist the sup
port of the heads of tho firms and business
houses he visits In the course of his busl-
meas. In every case the business men will
be asked to write personal letter to the
local executive committee indorsing Rich
monu Tor the location of one of the banks.
The letters VIII be transmitted with other
data to the national organization committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25
FIRST SHOW IS SUCCESS.
Poultry Fanciers Give Fine Exhibition NJ
WayneSbOro.

WayneSbOro.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Waynesboro Va, January 2i.-The week
just closing has been a memorable In
the life OF this rapidly growing town Mon
burne Chapter of the L. d. c. by dinner
to the old veterans OF '6l-65. Many assem-
bled from the town and surrounding country,
and large delegation came down from
Staunton, headed by members OF old Stone
wall Brigade. An eloquent address was de-
livered by Alden Bell OF Culpeper. member
OF tho last House of Delegates. He was fol-
lowed In some well-chosen remarks by Major
Absolon COyner.
On Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
tho Waynesboro Poultry Association. a body
recently organized. gave its first exhibition.
Under the management OF the secretary,
Il. *. Fitch. and his assistants. this e1-
htbition was pronounced success. Town
and country manifested the greatest inter
birds were entered. and all OF the finest
varieties. There Barred Rocks, White
Rocks. White Wyandottes. the Orpingtons.
tho Rhode Island Reds, the white and
brown leghorns. the pot game and many
other varieties. Besides these were fine
pens OF bronz turkeys, white Holland tur-
keys and red turkeys
While there have been larger collections
in some other places. the quality of the
birds assembled here has rarely, II ever,
been surpassed
II. Read of Richmond, was successful in
several competitions, and the expert judge
from that city. ]. w. Dennis. by painstalt-
ing care In his decision gave general satis-
faction. There were 'fanciers'' here who
had been present at Augusta, Ga, and other
points where exhibits going into the thous-
ands had been made, who say, unhesitating-
ly, that they have not birds OF flnor
quality anywhere.
The association has been greatly cncour-
aged by its first success II hopes in the
future to secure larger and more suitable
place for exhibition and to enlarge greatly
the scale of Its operations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25
A Pure Tonic Stimulant
CURE Turner and Alfred r. Fry

Luire turner ana Alfred II. Fry,
~, Five Companies Are Formed.
y. h InS Highland Springs company.
Wh,eh has been asst gned to the Fourth
companies ordered formed by the War
department to bring the Second and
Fourth Regiments up to the standard
strength of twelve companies each. The
other four companies have been or
ganized and will be mustered into the
state service within a few days.
Colonel Stern Will leave on Tuesday
Tor Big Stone Gap. where. he Will in
spect the company organized In that
town; IL all requirements have been
complied with he, will then muster IT
In. The officers have already passed
their examinations. and have been
e epn nj The ether Companies
other at Franklin has already been
accepted by the State.
with the five companies completed
the military strength OF the state will
be forty companies of infantry, divided
into three regiments of twelve COM
p Is,de each and one separate battalion;
one battalion; n medical and sanitary
corps and field hospital and signal
CORPS The last two departments are
has been mustered in yet
Complete Inventory OF Lost Property.
ventory or government and State prop
erty in the hands OF the various COM
mahus. ~ mas been found that the
total shortage will not exceed $4,000
OF the amount, $4,000 is charged up
to ordnance and the balance to the
quartermaster and subsistence depart
ments.
The losses in ordnance consists
chiefly In the old .45-calibre equipment
The quartermaster stores that are lost
consist OF the old blue Kersey uniform.
which was formerly used for every
purpose by tho militia. The officials
are confident that most of the prop
erty was worn out. Some Of II was lost
prior to the Spanish American War, al
though the larger part of the shortage
is said to cover period of fourteen