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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19

gegert oie tatboliide Stride tp11roen
fortgeiebt. y@e9s Monote in ei.
1em &Ioiter," 6ie Sda1.er : gnt-
biiql,ngen bon Maria Monf" nno
ein Oalbeno anbere, gemeine uno o.
Ii30ne anti- tatbolifde Bidder muir
ben ber0ffentli6t nn6 p~erbreitet, Bis
ser Marft iiberfiiQt unb bas &nbli-
fum NIT 2iteratur iiber Seine
&apitberridoft" gefdttigt tpar.
nnonIbfamfeit in Der
NoIitif.
Die bon ser Mmerican 8roteitont
gifociation bon 1880 Biz 1910 er>
bobenen Smmoralit6ts Mni9ulbi-
gungen tparen gefallen; sic Mn-
fduloigungen, 6aB @atboliten 6ie CT
3iebung pernadIaiiigten nn6 ltntpii<
ienbeit bebor5ugten pm als fali4
ermieien; Die 8ebaupt11ng, 6ab sic
@atbolifen bana9 tradteten, 6ie
freien @inrtdtungen Mmerita's gu
itiir5ert, pur6e beim inteutgenten Bol-
fe 6es 2nn6es >ni6t mebr ernft ge-
nommen. D9e &otboliten gaber
fit @r5iebungs5tpede mebr @elo aus
als irgen6 cine on6ere &loiie Ser
8epolterung; batnberte bon S0bnen
un6 So@tern Ser beite1 p%roteitanti<
iden Samilten erbtelten tire 8iI=
6nng in fatbolifden S1uIen mn6
5tpor arsiblteBli@ tpegen ser BORT
berri6en6en Dis5iplin nn6 tpegen
Der fir sic MoralitGt geletfteten @i=
9erbett.
Mus 6ieien @or1rtbeilen, aus Mr=
beitermirren @iferiu6teleten un6
politiiden &eibereten ser Sabre bon
1910 Biz 1850 eritan6 iene 1111ge-
beterlide Matibe Mmerican &artp,
eine enti@ie6en fatboltfenfein6li@e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19

ubaben nidt perIangt, 6aB Die gibel
bon ben offentli9en gdulen, alsge-
i6loiien merbe. sic baben fir ibre
ai,t6er MIR bte Sreibeit getpiinidt,
Die tatbolii9e lteberiebung gebrau=
den gu 6iirfen, falls Dos 2efen Der
8tbel porgeidrieben lit. Sic miin<
iden nar, sic @ortbeife Ser 4onititu~
|tion bon @enniDlpania gu geniebem,
melde bas Mcdt ser @etpiiiensfreibeit
%garantiert u,lo jebe 8epor3ugung eli
mes iefticreriiden @Ia11bensmo6a1s
ausidliebt."
Gin proteitantiider @eiitIider,
gfep. ~. 6itbion, 5bot iene &age fur3
aber treffen6 in folgenben @orten
dorafteriiiert:
Sic Matibe Mmerioan 8artD bot
mdbren6 elmer @erio6e eriitiert, Die
ii@ ta11m auf flint Monate eritredt,
[nn6 mas bot file in 6ieiem 3eitrmm
eetban? 3mei fatbolti6e &irden ME
oergebrannt, cine 6rei Mal in
8ran6 geitedt unb entbeiligt; Elm
fatbolii9es Seminor nn6 &lofter
our6 sic 8ran6fadel elmer iemgen=
oen 8ar6e 5erit0rt; 5mei 8farrbal1=
ier nn0 eine b06it %mertbpolle 8iblio=
tbef 5eritort; bier5ig @obnba1ier IN
Mide gelegt; ettpo bier5ig Meni6en=
leben bineei6la6tet un6 etpa ie@-
gig bon unieren m%itbirgern per=
mun6et. Mufrubr, &ebeQion nno
@erratb tparen an Der SageSoronung;
Sen @eieten tprtrbe freb Grob gelei=
ltet, unb Srie6e nn6 Sr6mung 6ur6
robe @epalt nie6ergetreten."
3as nadite l1nternebmen Der
Mmerican Hrotectibe Miioctation par
inn Sabre 1862 6ie Organization 6es
&nom1otbingS, elmer gebeimen @e=:.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19

@e,sdl@taaft5Ssi$$lub am %. 5ebruar 1914
@eimmtaus1asen uno 8ilan5 $751;
492.O8.
8anf : 9epoiiten unb baar an @ano-
8aar int @eloi@rein unb @6ubIabe
$4,000; 8aar : Stems, 8ed1el unb
acknowledgment $6,493.9 90; 9eponirt-
IN Merdnnts National, ct. @lou1 $780,
551.25; in Sir1t NationnI, ct. gIoub
$22, 1908. 80; II: Sirit NationaI, 5m1f
Centre $2,028.88; in SSirft 5tate, Mbanb
$1.795.02; in S3app State. ct. glou6
$27,965.18; in 6tate 8anf, &nnban
$1,838.46; in Security @tate, Melroie
$2,588.11; in Sirft @tote, Pabnesbiue
$1,737.78; IN State 8nnf, Midmon6
$1,975.52; in Sirft @tate, @auf Centre
$2,064.40; in Sarnuers @tate, ct. gloub
$17,579.70; IN 8orger6ing @tate, Mel<
roie $2,375.9o; in Security @tnte, ct.
gIorb $19,256.4O; in @tate 8ant, Mod.
billie $1,528.92; IN Security @tnte, @ben
gaIeD $1,551.99; in Mer9nnts Natipnal
@auf Centre $2,943.9O; IN German
Mmerican, Nid1nonb SO, 112.O6; in Syirft
gfate, ct. Soiepb S ,f7S.11; in Geeuritb
5tate 8ahnesbife So, O36. 12; in Gtate
8anf, @%reentpaIo $1,012.58; in T|irft
Mational, Cob @pring 81, 046.44; in
Strit State, @oscoe $1.006.7 6. @efamunt<
Son6s $165,586.70.
I@tungsbou unterbreitet am 5. @dr3
1914.
MidoIos Sbomeb, County Mnoitor; S.
$. &otpaIfotpsffi, 8or1iber Der @onntb<
8eb0rbe; @etnri6 S. 2imperi9, &reis<
gert9tsf4retber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
8eri@t Der 9lnseleidmngsbeb5rbe non
Stearns Gpmntp, Mtnn.

Mn bic @ebDrbe Der gountp : Commit
idre bon @tearns @onntD, 9etnn: Ger
renl SIZE unter5eibnete InsgIet<
9nnesbebDrbe bon @tearrs 'gonntD trat
III BET Office bes @ountbi@abmeiiters beg
genannten County a11 2. MGr3 1914 gun,
3tped 3%ufa1nn1en, bic 8etrdge. Bidder uno
8eleg19eine bes gbrift. @9nnitt, @9@z
metiter 6es 8enmnten @onntD 31 nnters
iu6en ur6 gut ammen3nre6nen l1no feft<
8u1eben bic 4rt, 8ei9reibung nn6 8ez
frag Der Sonbs i'm gonntb59nbannte. Die
ba6in geb6ren. @ir l1nterbreiten folgenz
Sen 8eri&t:
Sdabmeilters Quittungen bonn /. @oz
TENDER 1918 Biz 2. Mdr3 1914. 8tz
lang int @@abarnte am z: Nobember
1913 5000, 981.92. Bon @teuer 8 Col
leftion $128.838.2o; an Metg. gteg.
5teuer $1,296.96; an @etreibeiteuer
1895. 66; Gomeftionen an 6ffentIt9en
2Gnbereien $5,885.67; prtbdte Nnsl01nn=
gen $2,097.03; Sntereiien an County
Kon6s $568.18; Strafen 1tnb Qt3er3et
$174.OO; @rabe11 : Nnebnnents $835.64;
8oIf > 8ountb = Sonos $4,000; Bege<
unb griiden : Son6s $6,062.8 SO; Eotpttz.
5tabt< unb Bt0agez Sonbs $4,000;
59nlgelobetpiltgung nn6 Staatsbllfe
$3S,S$0.00; @erf@iebenes $351.96. Sc
lammtz8 ilan5 uno Quittungen $751;
492.O8.
Muslaaen bonn 1. Mobember 1913 Bic
i. Mdr5 1914. = Inipetinngen an @es
benue : Sonbs $27,801:66; 8arrants
an pribate Gnsloinngs Sonos $2,5o4.z
SO; Siege nnb 8riden : Sonos $13,=
432.75; aIlgemeine @raben : Sonos
$2,125.48; Spmn>, 5tn6t nnb 8tQagez
Sonbs $28,428.6 "a; 59ulbiitriftz SSon6a
$3.50, O2O. 70; @tant5iteuern $18, so;
GoIleftionen BON 0ffentli9en 2drbereten
$2,930.05; @olf 8ountD : Sonos $210.z
90; 8nriderjtattung $228.81. 9Dpotbez
ten Specifications : @teuer 1921; Com
tingent > Sonbs $110.14. 8ilm8 beim
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19

Sen 6rie6ens3eiten batten ite ge-
trenli6 ibre11 Ebeil CUR @nttpiGelung
ser @enourcen 6es San6es uno our
8ermebrung bon beiien &ei6tbum
uno @oblitan6 beigetragen. Ste
nabmen fei1er Mntbeil an ben Se5ei-
iionspIanen BON Meu : England nod
an 6en repolntiottGren 8eitrebungen
oes GM6meltens. sic batten &irden,
@onegten, Ma6emten un6 @farri&11-
len erridtet fir Die religioie,' ftttlt4e
un6 inteGeftune Musbil6ung ibrer
Mitglieber. SSn ibrem 2eben fat6 it@
1tidts, tpas betpteien bdtHe, 6ob file ie
sic Iiberalen @rin3ipien Ser @egte.
r11rg miBbrm1dt bitten, o6er mas et-
net 8ortpono fit bas @ie6eraufle.
BEN bes 1tnter6ridl1ngs- nn6 @erfol<
g~ungsgeiites aus Sen &olontal5eiten
geredtfertigt bd1tte. Sie fre1ten ii&
ser bon ser @onitit1tton gespdbrleiItez
ten Sreibeiten, g%la,1bten, Sntoleran3
nn1 SAB gegen ibre &eligion feten
berf6tpun6en rt1b lebten in benz @e>
tpuBtfein ser @Iei9bere6tigung nit
Mn6eren Dor benz @efebe bo0fom<
men fi9er 5u iiein.
MenouIng e bes 6anatts<
mus.
Denno9 tpar cine beitdn6ig 3uneb-
men6e MISUNDERSTANDING Mnimoit.
tat bemerfbor, sic nit elmer gefdbr=
Iider MiBodtung Ser @e@te Der Sea-
tboIite1t a11f 6rie6en, @tgentbum un6
2ebe1 berbun6en mar. SSm Sabre
1929 tam Elm @etft bltnben 6ana=
ttsmus, Ser gang 1tn6 gar ntdt I'M
@inflang ftan6 NIT Dem mirfli@en
@enius arerttmiider @inridtnn=
gen 6ur9 einen Mngriff nuf 6ie &a=
fboIifen in Bottom 5um Mnsbrud.
SIN Sabre 1881 pur6e sic ct. Ma-
rien Stride an @beriff 5traBe, Seem
Sort, beitArmt un6 nie6ereebrannt.
SIM ie1ben Sabre tp1tr6e Die @meri-
con &roteitanf Miiociatton bon 6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19

|Orianer : 2ogen im ga1t5en 2anoe
gegriin6et un6 begann nit ser beute
nod iibliden Braris, 6ur6 sic &rei=
lie einen f%pitematii6en Sel65ug Ser
@erleum6ung un6 ser S9mabmng
5u beroffentIt@en uno gu perbret-
ten, nn6 babel gebra116te fie ie6es
Mfittel, Inn Ben Sanottsm11s at fdu=
rem un6 6te 8roteitanten at &C.
narHbatigteiitet gegen @atboliten un6
ttboIif9e @inridtungen m1f5uita~
deln. SIN Sabre 1884 tptr6e bon
proteitomtifden @an5eln in @oifon
nn6 l1mgegen6 NIT Mad6rud Elm
8eri9t nerbrettet, 6aB etne iunge
Game gegen tbren @ilen in Dem
l1rinIirer1 : @orbent auf Mt. ct.
Benedict 51triidgeboIten mer6e, 6ab
iie in einem @erter eingerna1ert fet
un6 an6erer gro11famer 8ebanbluug
11%ntertporfen tper6e. Sim II. Mn-
gu1t 1884 tpurbe i'm DmnteI Ser
Mabt 6os &Iofter geitiirmt; Sic
|@dmeftern unb 30eIinge tpuroen
aus benz @ebdr6e bertrieben; 6tefeS'
ielbit tp11r6e gepIiin6ert un6 Damn
bis onf Sen @rnn6 niebergebronnt.
sc nar Elm Sag Ser 59ma4 fir
8oiton nn6 fir sic &eretnigten
Staaten. Gin aus inteligenten nn6
dlfri@tigen 8roteitonten beiteben=.
6es &ornitee unteri119te griin6li6
6ie gegen 6ie Monnetr erbobenen Mn=
f6l1l6tgungen nn6 'bertdtete, 6aB
ieoe 6erielben mnbegriin6et tpar. Mber
6as. l1nrebt un6 Ser S@o6en pare11
getban; Ser alte Electromagnetic ge=
gen 6ie &atboltfen tpar mte6er ma6<
gernfen nn6 Ser offentli@en Meinung
%eingegoiien nn6 Sabre lang bedten
sic @ninen bon ct. 8eneoift 6ie
5pibe bon 8unfer Sin nnb parfen
6nnfle S1otten mber 6as @r6rei6
BON Moiiahuietts.
8~erlenmomngen, 8er6d9ttgr1tgen
un6 SniuIte gegen @atboltfen un6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19

ienf9aft, 6eren Mitglie6er ii@ ei6lt6
berpfli@teten. sic b%egannen lire
11nameritanii9e un6 a11friibrerif4e
|2aufbobn nit eitem Sturm a1tf et=
men @onnent in @ropt6ence, ST. S.
SIN Sabre 1850 fan6en offeutli@e,
fein6ieIige Demonitrationen gegen
sic @atbolifen 6ur9 &e6ner un6
3eitungen ftatt in @oiton, 8alti<
more, @beeling, 8ittsburg, @incin'
nati, ct. 2o11is 1no an6eren &laben.
Sn Cincinnati ma@te ein @olfsbau-
fen ben @eriu9, Die @atbeorale in
8ran6 at itedert murbesa ber 5ariid=
getrteben, nodbem mebrere Meni9en-
leber gefor6ert mor6en. SIM Sabre
1854 mar 81. 2ouis Der S@auplab
bluttger MufIdufe. @eriude, &trden
nie6er5mbrennen, tp1r6en gema4t in
0eparf, 81. S., @tQiamsbnrg, sc.
g., Mandeiter, 81. s.. Ser bodtp.
Seiuiten-Nate Sobn 8apit tpa1roe
omr9 eine1 formelten 8ei@l1B Der
|Sta6 geteert un6 gefe6ert, nm oere1
!&ab gege1r ben @atboli3isml1s furo
al tbu1, uro nm fatbolif@e @rieiter
Dor Dem 8etreter Ser StaM at tpar-
men. sSyn 8otb, Me., Dor@eiter. Neaif..
Sionep un6 Maiit1on, g., paroen
@r6en nie6ergebrnnnt ODER in bic
Suit ageiprengt. Sir 2oltisptne,
&c., tp11r6e ser ublltige Mortag" !,
Der 6. Mugiit 1856, ein Sag Der
@1ma9. Mn benz 9e1tanrten Gage
6rong Elm @olfsba11fen in bic @a-
tbeornle Elm ur6 etpn b1roert SEQ
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
Sm 1tmorbmmng geratbeae Mieren ber'
nriaden 11andeS GIeu6.

Mit @dmer3 11n1 glenb beim So.
&c, idlaht0ren6er 8lafenf@spa49e
Der Madt, geplogte, miibe,
beruntergefommene Mdi1111er ur6
sSra1ten oqertparts fino frob gu &piffer,
6oB fSolep M%ierenpinen @eiunobet
un6 @tarfe berfteGer mie m,@ bo3
reQ1ldre 8irfer Ser Mieren mrro 8lo'
fen. gu fo11fe1t Bel allen $dnbler1t
lit ct. GIou6. - Mn5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19

8epegnng, sic I'M Sabre 1914 in
&bilaoelpbia ibren nripr1ng batte.
Solitude Seinoieltgfetten, &alienbaB
un6 religi0ier 6anatisml1s tparen
lire @n1ptmotibe .1n6 Grtebfe6er.
@dbnen6 ite bon getpiiienIoien @oli=
tifern geleitet tp11r6e, batte fte sic
ber5lide nnteritubung Ser roben
un6 brutalen Mrtifelf9reiber un6
Steiner, 6ene11 es @~ergniigen berette<
tie, Die totbolti@e Stride 5u f6ma=
ben.
Die Matibe Mmericon &artp be-
n11bte sic 8ibeI als @artet : @9lag-
MORT. r@ertbei6iget bic 8ibel gegett
frem6e 8opiften" tpor Ser SdIadt-
ruff. Bifdof @enrt6 ertldrte sic
@teunng ser @utboliten biniibtlt@
Ser 8ibel 1T Ben 0ffentIid5en Shu-
len, aber feline @orte fn11oer teine
@eobtung. r@atboItfen," fagte ct,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19

tboIifen m11r6en ermor6et mn6 lire
@obnunge1 nie6ergebrannt.
&. 9. 3.
(Sortieb1ng foIgt).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
@eime @abrbeit, bie @elb ,uertb If

Jtetue &0uylye4I DC Vel0 WeIIy W.
@enn SIR Golep'8 &onep at6 &ar
fir eirrer1 &aite1r ODER grt6ltung ge-
brandt, f6n1t STR beibes, 8ro1tfbeit
unb @elo, fparer. S. s.. Monaban,
Menomorie, Sis, fagt: sd BIN al
len @etterarten n1sgefebt, uno i@
|firbe, baB Golep's &onep amb Sor
COMPOUND mid itets ipie6er in g11tes
|Sa1on bringt, tpem t@ mir cine CT
fGItung 3u3iebe ODER eirer1 f9limme1t
&uften babe. ST empfebIe es nit
Areuben." 8ertpeigert Subftih1te.
gu baben bei aIte1 &d1rblern IN ct.
lGIoub. - Mnseige.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-23
PROMINENT HORSEMAN
FOUND SHOT DEAD

Winchester. Va, Aug. 22.--Whether
Philip Powers secretary and treasurer
OF the Clary County Horse and Colt
Show association. whose body. with
half OF the skull blown away, was
found near his home at Berryville
early yesterday morning, was killed
by chicken thieves or he had shot
himself was not established by the
eoroner's verdict yesterday afternoon.
About 1 o'clock yesterday morning
Powers and his son were awakened by
"a noise near the barn, and went to
investigate. as chicken thieves have
been numerous this summer. They
found no one.
Later II Powers went out alone
and was not seen again until after
daybreak when a colored man en-
ployed nearby found his body beside
the barn fence with the top of the
skull blown away,
Mr. Powers was a prominent horse
man and a leading spirit in the show
association, the annual meet OF which
will take place next week at Berry
VILE. He was forty-nine years of
age. and leaves widow, who was
Miss Mary Grove, of Hagerstown, Nd
and two children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-23
CARS STOP On NEAR
SIDE AFTER TODAY
TROLLEY COMP MES TEGtS
OPERATION OF OARS UNDER
NEW ORDINANCE.

THAI the street railway companies
operating lines Of railway on the
streets of Richmond be, and they are
hereby required To stop their cars for
the receipt ard discharge Of passen-
gers only on the near side of inter-
seeting streets. except at transfer
points on Main and Broad streets at
Twenty and at Harrison street,
and at all intermediates transfer points
except at Eighth street"
This Is the business" section Of the
new street car. ordinance, under which
Richmond street cars Will be operated
beginning today. Though the ordin-
ance has been effective several days,
the trolley companies begin actual OBJ
servance OF it's provisions today. Cars
heretofore have stopped on the far side
uf the street corner.
stopping 10 receive and let off pas
seneers ON the near side, It is be-
lteved VIII expedite traffic and reduce
the chances OF accident.
AT transfer points within the zone
named ears viii stop ON both sides of
the street, except at Eighth end
Broad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-23
UNVE|L MONUMENT
To CONFEOERATES

The aneeiling of the Confederate
soldiers monument At Hanover Court
house will be held Thursday morning
AT ii O'Clock. The monument bears
the name Of every Confederate sol
der in the county. And was erected
at IL considerable expense
Robert Z Lee General Lees grand
son, win deliver the GRAFTON at the
unwilling. and q large gathering Is
expected 10 attend 8fonewall IarCk
CONS aide. Rcy. James Power Smith
will offer prayer and the school chill
drcn of Hanover county VIII sing Con
Tolerate songs.
The affair IL 20 ba in the form of
n picnic after the ceremonies, and
all vho attend are advised to bring
baskets along.
Because or the unveillnE of the
monument the reunion Of the Fif~
tcenth regiment, Nirgi MIA infantry, has
been postponed, IN order that the
members Of the regiment might CO..
operate IN the exercises at Hanover
John Haw, president of the unveii-
lag committee, calls attention to Rich
rnond people that want to attend the
exercises that u Chesapeake and 0hia
train leaves Ms n street station at
TAO A. NJ Thursday for Hanover. and
all who want TO reach the Cutlrth ousc
on time VIII have to leave at that
fine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-23

The United States government de-
sires 10 ascertain the whereabouts Of
All original records both military aud
naval, relating to the American Reyo-
utionary War lI7a TO 1883.
This Is a matter ~ great Importance
% historical students. Librarians. insti-
uiions Of learning. patriotic societies
and all persons Interested in their
eouutrys struggle for indepe ldenee
1t Is believed that many such rec
ords ere in the hands of private own
ers as well as in official archives ana
libraries. It Is not desired to purchase
these papers but to obtain b complete
list Of them ana their location. with
view to publication. Information in
regard 10 all such papers VIII help
complete the record Of Nirginlas part
In the Revolution.
The task Of gathering this lnf3r Ca-
.ion Ia Virginia has been placed In tne
hands OF Mr.. Morgan = Robinson. u
Richmond. and Mr. J. II Lindsay. Of
Charlottesville
All oersons having knowledge Of the
sStstenoe Of such records are requested
10 write 10 Morgan P. Hobson his
sorfan for war and navy departments.
care State library. Richmond Va,
giving q short description OF the aocu-
.nents and the Tostofice address Il
heir owner or custodian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-23
BAKERS WILL HAVE
BIG MEETING HERE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION DON
VENTION FOLLOWING BANK
Frs WEEK.

After the convention of the Ameri-
can Bankers association in Richmond,
October 1911, comes the annual con-
vention of the National Association OF
Master Bakers, which will bring to
this city more than a thousand of the
leading bakers of the United States,
and representatives of great -four mill
ing concerns, of baking machine man
ufacturers and of distributors Of &C
cessories In the baking industry There
will be during the week of this con-
vention. October 1923, more than two
thousand visitors In Richmond for the
meeting.
The reception committee, composed
of the leading bakers of Richmond,
and of representatives of the Cham
Der OF Commerce. is now completing
the program for the sessions. Special
plans are being made for the enter
tainment of the ladies who accompany
the visitors.
october viii he big month for
Richmond. In the first week of that
month is the State fair. with its thous-
and visitors: in the second. the
bankers; In the third, the bakers, and
in the fourth the pioneer telephone
men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-23
COLONEL GOING
ON THE WAR patti

Oyster Bay, n. Y, August 22.--rt
probable that Colonel Roosevelt vi
attend the meeting of the State com
mtttee in Utica Thursday II II d.
velops into a mass convention OF Pro
gressiyes In that event, he will lea
the battle cry of the Bull Moose an
start them of on a fighting campaign
He could not say tonight defnkel
whether or not he would be preseE
at the Utica conclave.
He renewed his vow. however. this
he would carry the night for the Pro
gressive ticket from one end OF IN
State to the other and outlined a
extensive stumping tour.
II want to speak in every large cit
in the State he said, and then max
tour Of the northern part OF tn
State and the southern tier, especial
the agricultural sections. l win ais
speak in Oyster Bay and in Suffof
and Nassau counties" =
The colonel had nothing to say a
to who would probably be the Pro
gressive candidate for governor. BIT
William II. Hotchkiss seems to
the most likely man for the Job
Is not thought here that the chance
OF Chauncey J. Hamlin. OF BuffAis
measure up TO those OF Hotchkizs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-23
FEARS FELT FOR
LOCAL TEACHERS
MISSES BLOONfBERG AND WILSON
or HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY.,
STRANDED IN EUROPE.

Miss Florence Bloomberg. head Of
the German department in the John
Marshall High school, who resides at
$40 West Grace street, and Miss Selma
+. wilson, another member of the
German department of the faculty of
the high school. are among the Rich
mond people who ars stranded in
Europe because of the present war
crisis.
Miss Bloomberg and Miss Wilson left
Richmond on June II and went 10
Germany to study, Miss Bloom berg
has been to Germany several times.
The last heard from the two teach
ers was n letter received by Miss
BloomherR's relatives, and 1t came
from Falzberin, Germany.
The relatives of the two teachers are
doing their utmost to get into COM
munication with them, that they might
reach Richmond in time for the open
ing of the high school, September 10,
Mr., and Mrs Charles Straus. of 1872
West Grace street. who are in Europe,
were IN small town in Germany
when last heard from. This was more
than a month ago.
Mr.. Straus is first vice. president of
the Stern Shoe company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-23
VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN
COLLEGE HAS GOOD
OPENING PROSPECTS

Lynchburg. Va, Aug 22.--On Sep
tember ; the Virginia Christian col
lege begins another term. Prospects
for the ensuing session are very fnv-
orable. and the authorities believe that
ii will far excel the session of last
year
Nearly all OF the old students will
return and many new ones have en-
rolled The buildings and campus have
been improved during the summer.
and it Is believed that a successful
term coLfronts the institution.
Few changes have been made In
the faculty. Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Coler.
OF Ann Arbor, Mich. will be In charge
Of the Bible department. This posi-
ton was made vacant by the depart
ure Of Professor Gideon Davis, who
has gone to California.
Professor Carl Carnegie, professor
of modern languages. is now stranded
in Switzerland. and 1t Is not believed
that he can reach America IN time to
take up his work at tire Virginia
Christian college next month.
Tennis courts have been made on
tho grounds, the athletic field win he
improved and other improvem ents are
TO be made. that will afford pleasure
to the students.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-23
GENERAL PAU GETS
CREDIT FOR VICTORY

Paris. Aug. 22-For the first time
since the outbreak Of the war tho name
OF d comma rding officer has been given
In the oificnai communications IN
yesterdays official communique, in re
gard 10 the recaptuYe of haslhausea,
credit was given 20 General Pau. who
lost an arm at Foerscherwiller CA
August 6, 1870.
TIE communique went into iabored
explanations OF the first occupation of
Muelhausen on August and the sub
seQeuent Withdrawal therefrom. IL in
directly confirmed the report That the
general who was responsible for this
withdrawal has been disgraced The
official language Of the communique ia
'fhat 4 new commander was nacsssa ry
after August g. but 1t avoided giving
the name Of the general whom General
Pau replaced. Tor this reason it Ia
Impossible TO say Il the name which ia
in everybody's mouth In Parts Is this
correct one
The Natin estimates the number Of
German troops advancing southward
between y nur and another point at
from 80 GOO 10 $50 0oe. These are
saia to be the best troops IN the Ger
man empire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-23
GOVERNMENT AID
FOR SILVER MINES

Washington. Aug. 22.--The Smoot
bill directing the secretary of the
treasury to purchase 100000 ounces
If silver passed the senate this after
noon by a vote of 20 to II. AS intro
duced, the bill required the secretary
to purchase $4,000, coo ounces of the
white metal. The finance committee
cut the amount 10 100000 ounces.
Senators from silver producing States
insisted that the European war had
made it Impossible FOR them to sell
silver abroad. ana that unless the
government purchased the product of
the mines. it would be- necessary for
most Of them TO shut down, which
would affect not only the mines which
produced silver. but those In which
lead and copper are the chief products
hut IN which silver, as a by-product,
furnishes IA necessary part toward the
expenses of operation,