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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
ELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

for l9l4-15 now
tdy; let us assist you: information
hers Bureau, A. w Cridlin. Man
| Woodland Heights. Richmond.
Phone Madison 557s. Also Cor
willie Branch. j. Walton Hall. Man ,
| Rox Isl. Gordonsville. Va.
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BUSINESS OrpOKTUNITIEs.

MONEY 10 loan-Stop paying rent. We
lend money to buy or build homes or
10 pay off mortgages anyw here in the
United States. Only per cent annual
interest. We give YOU 9 years and s
months 10 repay loan at the rate or IS
per month on each $1,000 borrowed
We VIII show YOU that ii is cheaper to
own your own home than TO pay rent
SIN months grace in case OF adversely
Empire Mortgage Go. Write for full
particulars to NJ. Davidson. Special
Agent. l0lI Mutual Building, Richmnd
Va. Agents wanted.
FOR sale. successful running business
in this growing city. Owner states
II pays about $4,000 net per year. own
er has made enough 10 buy - houses
mere ana wishes 10 retire. Price only
$4,000. This city thoroughly filled
With PEOPLE; hardly house for rent;
$1,000. 600 worth improvements under
way. Millions OF dollars worth of
work at the great ship yards Write
for particulars. Sommcrvillc Trust
Co. Inc. Newport News. Va.
u YOU want to buy or sell n business
Of any description. any location.
write Commercial Bureau OF Informa-
ton. Inc. Box i56. Richmond. Va.
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Robert w. Tomlin, administrator
OF Fanny X. Tomlin.........P laintiff
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ANIMALS FOR SALE.

CHANCE. seldom offercd--so75 will buy
good pair of sound mules. worth
s40n, for any one to work: also pair
OF i've ycar-old bay horses. sound and
separate. Can be seen at crulls Stable,
No. Is South Tenth Street.
FOR saic-Lady Wealth Will lie sold
at auction for her board and train
ing expenses. after being advertised,
according TO law. 10 days.
w f.. RASS
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PROPOSALS-Sealcd

NOTICE to Architects -Established
architects of the city of Richmond
are invited to participate in a COM
petition for plans for tho new NUM-.
cipal building proposed TO he erected
on the site known as the Ford's Hotel
block. adjacent to the City Hall.
Applications to. compete and for
competition prosraIns must be made in
writing to All. ". Mcdowell. Clerk
Council Committees, at Room all, city
Hall. on or before IL o'clock noon
Saturday. August IL, 1914. after which
date no applications for programs will
be received and the list of competitors
will be closed.
The competition Will be limited to
Rlchmond architects, who will be per-
mitted. however. 10 associate with
themselves nonresident architects in
the preparation OF their designs.
Programs will be delivered within
one week from final date OF receiving
appl ications TO all architects whose
applications arc approved.
All other Information must be oh
tanned from the Advisory Architect,
Alfred c: Bossom. $50 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
CLARENCE A. SEATON,
Chairman Special Committee on New
Municipal Building.
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AUCTION sAIEs-To-Day.

WM. G. MAuPIN. pa.
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MISC EILANEOCS
DON'T WORN

923 EAST Broad. near City Hail. is tho
new home OF Bowden's Sample shoe
store. Good shoes cheap for tho whole
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED. a couple for light house
Keeping I'm upper HAT; new house,
Woodland Heights. All convenicnces
Apply 3l1l Westhain Avenue or call
Randolph 3759
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THE Thorne Cottage. on Chesapeake
Bay. Is ono OF the most delightful
places at Ocean View. Get off at Eighth
Street. Willoughby Beach. Terms mod
est. This lis good place.
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MUSICAL.

AM moving: compelled to sell fine
square piano. $50: one new comput-
ing scale, ono riding saddle. one iaon
bed. mattress and springs. 103 Miller
Avenue. Barton Heights. Randolph
5hiS-J.
FOR sale, square piano. excellent con-
dition. Phone Madison 2065-J.
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SITUATION WANTED-Femaie
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TEACH ERS for Southern schools and
colleges. all grades and departments
August Is our biggest and best month
Guaranteed service. Sheridans Teach
ers' Agencies, Greenwood. >. g.: At
lanta. Ga; Charlotte. y. q.
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ETED. by Industrious man. 81 years
II. position as shipping clerk, stock
or salesman. Have had eight
| S experience in wholesale house.
give best references. r. -. care
rs Dispatch
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INFORMATION WANTED.

COMMtNlcATION desired with owners
OF paintings by Frank Buchser. fully
signed or initiated, BoilaG. IL West
seventeenth street New York.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

IF you can save 80 cents to 81 on
ton or cord by placing your order
nov II will mean several dollars, and
a great comfort to YOU next winter
when IL SHOWS TO know that you have
yours. | have several kinds of coal
for CRATES, ranges and furnaces. Fiji
teen years experience enables me to
advise you properly. Longs 1906 West
Broad
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TEACHER wishes position In family
English. French. Latin. music. List
testimonials. references Terms and
references desired. Miss V. Wing
field. Warren. AlbemarIe County. Va.
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DETECTIVES.

CHARLES o. Burch. private detective
agency. 300 Park Building, corner
Tenth aud Bank. Phone Randolph 1856.
Richmond Va
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NOTItE-iegal
NlRGiNIA-iN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE COUNTY OF HANOVER.
AT RULES. AUGUST Z. 1915:

For THE COUNTY or HANoVER.
At RULES. AUGUST ;. 1916
OF Fanny X. Tomin. Plaintiff
Williamson Barnes ana the un-
known descendants of Martin
Coalter. Williamson BAH Tomlin.
Judy Tomlin Jones. who was the
wife of Williamson l.. Jones'
Robert Walker McCarty. Fanny
Pratt McCarty. and Mary Eliza
beth Tomlin. who was born Mary
Elizabeth Rlakey. and who was
the wife of Bartholomew Nc
Carly Tomlin, IT ais $40. Defendants
The object OF this suit is to discover
tees. of Fanny II. Tomlin. deceased.
and TO administer her estate in this
suit
Affidavit having been made that due
half OF the plaintin 10 ascertain In
what county or corporation the said
Williamson Barnes is. without effect.
and the bill in this cause having stated
terested In the subject to be divided
or disposed of whose names are I'M
known, and having made such persons
defendants by the general description
OF parties unknown; and affidavit hav-
ing been made OF the fact that the
said parties are unknown, the said Will
hanson Barpcs and the said unknown
parties arc hereby required to appear
within fifteen G5) days after due pub
lication hereof and do what Is neces-
sary to protect their interests.
Copy-Testee:
Clerk.
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: AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BG VERIFY COMPANY, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE HOME. SIT
,AIEi, ~ FOREST HILL Park

-: Ntttuc OF a deed OF trust, dated
the. clerks .oinee OF Chesterfield Cir
cut Court; Va. in deed book lis. page
payment OF the debt therein secured
amounting TO $t2.5oo. with interest
thereon TO the date OF sale amounting
10 SZ,lp -. and being so required to
do by the noteholder. We will sell at
punii9 tuciion. on the premises, on
THU RSDAf. AUGUST 18th, 1914
ut $40 l.. Nj
the real estate. with all improvements
thereon and all rights thereto per-
as follows:
Lots 10 ,h |, = + T. 81 8, ram and LIN in block
Annex. made by u. +. l.aPrade May -.
1907. and recorded In the clerks office
Of Of :, the Circuit Court OF chesterheld
all improvements thereon. Said prop
erE IS more particularly escribed.
where the north line of Short Street
intersects with the west line of North
street thence running in a northerly
street 240 feet 70 elbow, thence in a
northerly direction along the west line
less. to Reedy Creek, thence up Reedy
Creek rs IL mcandcrs to the west line
OF Lot on the plat above mentioned,
line OF Lot 5. $40 feet to the north line
of Short Street thence castwardIy
go feet TO the point OF beginning
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay said
note OF 81 -.5oo with interest thereon
amounting to S2.l07.ia ms of August
-. 1910: the trustees commissions OF
. per cent costs OF sale. and certain
expenses incurred for insurance and
taxes amounting to s2I3.9l. The resi-
due or said purchase money shall be
payable In 8 and II months after date.
evidenced by negotiable notes of the
purchaser bearing per cent interest
ana TO he secured by a deed of trust
on the property.
This Is an excellent opportunity to
secure very attractive home with
fully situated.
This property IS one block from the
Forest Hill Park car line
THOMAS G. GORDON
HASkINS HOBSON,
Trustees.
While the deed of trust requires the
above terms, the auctioncer. with the
consent OF the noteholdcr, will be glad
TO arrange for reasonable loan on
the prOnertN for any one Ic rin,r q
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WANTED

WANTED. TO buy for cash. Old gold
and silver. T.. c. Meyer Jewelry Co.
81 West Broad Street.
WANTED. a secondhand cash regis
ter. two drawers preferred; cheap
Address Box 6a. Hot Springs Va
WANTED, to buy for cash household
goods in any quantity. Phone Madi-
son 3Sal
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MUTATION WANTED-Male

ETED, employment for boys. white
Id colored, IL 10 II years old. Phone
holph 62o Juvenile Court OF Rich
II, Room r. City Hall.
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City Sergeant's Sale

In pursuance OF an order OF the
HustinEs Court of the city OF Rich
mond, ! will sell at public auction on
the premises of tho American Locomo-
1--WE company on the lith day OF .tu-
Saddletank Locomotive No. II, built III
~. Is. Porter Company. Inc. To satisfy
Company VS.. Vaughan Construction
Company. Inc.
TERMS Cash.
JOHN l.. SATTERFIELD.
city Sergeant.
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FOR RENT-Houscs.

CENTRAL LOCATION. 2o3 East Main.
ELEGANT for doctor or dentist Madi-
son 33i5.
HOUSE OF . rooms with all modern
convcniences. In thu West End, one
block from Robinson Street car line.
Phone Madison 563l. or apply TO Me
Weigh & Glinn.
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POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK

MULES.-Ten head OF extra good
acclimated mules right out of the
hardest Kind of work: range from 5
TO years old: weight from 900 TO
Loo pounds each. They are all in nne
condition. These mules will be sold
under fun warranty: III not will re-
fund the money. Also handsome
can see these mules at work. Can DO
seen at tho Southern Transfer Stables,
No. l6 South Fifteenth Street.
s2e5 Will buy pair of and 7-year old
mules viii weigh 2,300 pounds that
| exchanged for would make fine team
for country use. Just little pavement
sore Will come sound in the country
Will work singles or double. Can be
seen at Is South Fifteenth street. Ask
for MIR. Kings mules
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tH-grade business man, four years
" York experience. sales. purchas-
and accounting. desires position,
tutive and qualified to assume
kgerial position. Box So, Enfeld,
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NOTICE

w NTED. the public TO know that
Jahnkc Bros, jewelers., 912 East
remount diamonds In the latest styles
old gold ana silver always taken in
exchange.
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WANTED, horse for It's board for one
month; light work. Apply Julian
W. Tyler, First and Broad. ASK for
the manager.
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WANTED-Board
W.iNTED-Horscs

ROOMS, with board. Mrs Johnston
a63 West Grace
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOULEVARD Inn. Hampton Roads
Country and seashore combined with
city conveniences. Near golf links
Misses Tabh. Boulevard Inn. Hampton
Va.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

PER WEEK WHILE LEARNING.
buNG LADIES, UNMARRIED. BE
ZEN Il AID -; Eight, H0nR
PUBLIC cool. PLEASANT
AND EVERY COM
n PROVIDED. FREQUENT SAL
INCREASES, WITH EXCELLENT
NCES FOR PROMOTION. THE
|SARt.AE AND i'OT pMAC T ELE-
NE CoMPANY OF VIRGINIA. 100
r. GRACE STREET. ROOM COZ.
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lfoM as {. GORDON,
RI ASK ms HOBSON

While the deed of trust requires the
above terms, the auctioneer. with the
consent OF the noteholdcr, will be glad
10 arrange for u reasonable loan on
the property for any one desiring TO
purchase the same.
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BANANAS ny MAIL.

YOUR Panama. either ladies or gents.
VIII be given the same attention as
II YOU lived right here in Richmond.
Let us clean and block your hat the
next time. Remember. we do nothing
else but hats: consequently YOU have
our entire attention. Vera Hat Works,
I'll North t'irst Street Richmond Va
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the real estate. with all improvements
thereon and all rights thereto per-
tanning. described in said deed OF trust
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WANTED-Farrl,s.

WANTED. TO buy or rent farm; 10
acres or more. within reasonable dis
lance OF Richmond. Give fun particu-
lars and location in FIRST letter I ao1
care Times Dispatch.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

OARDERS WANTED,
WHEN you come TO Richmond stop at
1000 East Clay street. where lou can
get a nice. clean room for soc. Meals
served in old Virginia style.
MoDERNL.Y appointed rooms. with
board. for permanent or transient
guests. Mrs. Cabell II. Cauthorn. Mrs.
II. S Evans. ll5 East Franklin.
FIRST class apartments: vapor heat.
private bath and excellent cuisine
furnished 10 permanent and transient
boarders at Mrs. Horace Wexford
Jones's new and ell-equipped house.
200 East Franklin Street. Table beard.
ers speciality.
WANTED mancurist at once Model
Barber shop. Tenth and Main.
40 West Grace Street hot water
heated rooms modern convenicnces:
board.
PLEASANT accommodations. tempor-
AIRY or permanent. IN New York City
Apply to Mrs. q. r. Stacy, fG2 West
Eighty fourth Street.
BQARDERS for nicely furnished room.
Excellent table. 200 East Grace
BOAEDERS for nice rooms: also table
boa rdcrs. 100 East Grace
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ROOMS-With Board.

THE Webster. Ioii-l0i6 East Clay
street. rooms and board; absolutely
irst-class. Prices very reasonable.
Phone Madison 2435
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DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

FIRST class dressmaker, i24 North
Tenth Street Phone Madison 1861.
Thin dresses made, $2.50; shirtwaists.
soc. Garments remodeled.
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BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
AUCTI0NEERS,
616 East Broad Street.

GOODS. FIDUCIARY
SALES. ETC.
REGULAR AUCTION SALES
MONDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY
at 1890 y. NJ.
Consignments OF all kinds solicited
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FOR RENT-Houscs
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1914-10-01
!? Whom Do We Support?

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s1as % % ] s THAT I
JUST THINK OF 1r-D1uDENDs FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF
TO THE BIG MEN IN THE MAIL ORDER BUSINESS
A PROFIT YEAR ON OUR MONEY.
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ba %s B% % PS Sc % % have ea | all of business to those
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LET US SUPPORT THOSE WHO HELP U.S. AND OUR CHILDREN
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1914-10-01
LIE AS If SLASHED
BY GIANT SCYTHE
FRENCH DEAD IN LONG ROWS.
SHOW WHERE CHARGE OVER.
COME GERMAN GUNS
(By Luigi Barzini.)

Behind the Allies Lines, France,
Sept. III climbed from the hollow
in which Barey nestles and reached
the edge of the plain which was bar
red by German trenches.
A terrible yet sublime spectacle is
presented. The vast plain IS Uttered
with corpses. Hundreds and hum
dreds of bodies lie on the ground as
tar as the eye can reach. They are
all lying in one direction, like grass
cut by a scythe. Death has over
taken them in the furious rush and.
assault. All lie with limbs extended
and faces forward.
There is potent, moving significance
in this uniform attitude of the dead
1t relates, reveals, describes.
All Heads Towards Enemy
1t is here that an impetuous, yell
ing, overwhelming assault has taken
place. In the immobility of death
there is irresistible eloquence. The
bodies are all pointed toward the en-
emy, heads foremost. A single thought
single desire, single impulse unit
ed the men in the last moment OF
life.
There is still an expression of vio-
lence and impetuous dasn in this fal-
len throng. Taken singly, they are
horrible. Taken together these bodies
seem to have indescribable and fabul-
Gus life, and if at the sight of this
slaughter one feels a wave of emo
tion, it is not caused by pity, but by
enthusiasm.
l think of the Japanese legend Of
heroes who never die; when their
bodies fall multitude of their souls
continues the assault. Something Of
such deaths, something invisible and
prodigious, must have happened there.
In New Uniforms
Possibly they were fresh troops.
The uniforms seem to be new. Blue
coats with the skirts turned back dis
close the red of the traditional trou--
sers which is seen afar by the enemy
"a vivacious color, an imprudent and
gay cue.
The national symbol of red must
have formed flaming, trembling line
across the plain at the moment as as
sault. Nearly all the dead lie with
their faces to the ground, having been
hit in the head or breast, and they
all have those strange, inhuman, gro
tesque, sinister attitudes to which
they were condemned by death on the
battlefield.
Some Of the wounded have had
Continued on page6)
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1914-10-01
LEVY LIMIT IS A
BASIS FOR ACTION
REDUCTION IN INCOME OF THE
STATE INSTITUTIONS IS MADE
BY TAX EQUALIZERS

Grand Forks, Sept. 26.-The reduc-
ton in the levy for the state educa-
tional institutions, considered at q
conference of presidents, board men,
bers and others interested in the well
fare of those institutions. comes about
through the desire of the state board
of equalization to remain within the
constitutional limitation of four mill
levy.
Carl Jorgenson, state auditor, said
to The Herald today over the tele-
phone that he had informed the board
that he would not certify levy great
er than that provided by the consti-
tuition. .
Special legislative levies, covering
the educational institutions, glandered
horse fund, wolf bounties, terminal
elevators, ETC., total LAT mills, and
there have been reduced to one mill,
making it necessary for all funds to
accept their pro rata share Of that
sum.
The reduction is 31.98 per cent, and
it will cause shortages in the several
funds of varying amounts, those of
the state institutions being affected as
indicated in the following statement:
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1914-10-01
THE TARIFF ISSUE
IN PENNSYLVANIA
VOTERS PREFER THE PRACTI-
CAL RESULTS FROM PROTEC--
TION TO THEORY

The Democracy opened its CAM
paign in Bucks County Monday after
noon with the meeting of the county
committee, says the Doylestown (Pa.1
Intelligencer, followed by a masG
meeting addressed by the State and
county candidates.
Gubernational Candidate McCor-
mick gave few minutes to the mat
ter of the administration at Wash
ington, in which he spoke Of the
enactment of the splendid income
tax, which drew the revenue from
those who could afford it," His ref
erence to the Tariff and that the
party had kept it's pledge was unfor-
tunate, as the people too thoroughly
recognize that the party has failed in
it's pledge to reduce the cost of living
by the reduction of the Tariff.
The living cost has not only increas-
ed, but the administration was COM
PEELED to enact the iniquitous income
tax in the endeavor to raise sufficient
revenue to meet the national expenses.
This failing. they have had to 90 still
further and impose war tax, for
which the European war has happily
for them given them an excuse, and
the people who have seldom had to
pay any direct taxes, except when our
own country was at war, will now
have to 60 down into their individual
pockets to meet the deficiency cre-
ated by the loss of $100,000,O0O Tariff
revenue.
The Democrats may try to evade
the issue, and declare, as did Mr..
Palmer, that the war had placed the
Tariff question on the shelf, but the
campaign for the next two years will
be based on facts. A man needs no
theory to tell him when his invest
ments are bringing him no income,
nor to interpret the envelope that
brings his employment to close. The
conditions to-day did not exist in 1912,
when the Republican party was in
power, and the country is full of men
who realize that fact. At the close Of
the last Presidential campaign the
Democrats announced with glee that
the Tariff question was settled, that
the Republican doctrine Of Protection
would be shelved and for it the Dem
ocratic theory Of Tariff f-for-revenue-
only would be substituted. But tf1e>
working Of that policy proved before
the declaration of war that it is one
of revenue for the foreign manufac-
turer only. and with that the nation.
is not satisfied.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1914-10-01
SAYS HE HEARD.
ROBBERY PLANNED
STOPS MILWAUKEE TRAIN BE.
FORE IT REACHES SIDING OF
PROPOSED RAID

Wahpeton, N. D., Sept. 25.-Ofi-
cials are making thorough investi-
cation of the strange tale related by
A. Luetzow, who stopped a south
bound Milwaukee line train, near
Glenora, this county, with the declara-
ton that he had overheard a plot to
rob the train, and he exhibited bull
let would in one of his legs as evi-
dence Of mistreatment at the hands
of the crooks. 81
At Glenora it was found that the
switch had been turned to send the
train onto the siding. Three men,
captured nearby, two of them heavily
armed, were not identified by Luet-
xoW.
Luetzow claims that when the rob-
bers caught him listening to their
plans, that one of them shot him in
the leg to prevent him from giving
the alarm. Leutzow says the men
also robbed him.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1914-10-01
Ignite MINING
SHOWS INCREASE
REPOR" OF STATE ENGINEER IN.
DICATES IMPORTANCE OF
THE INDUSTRY

A chemical analyses Of the Ignite
coal produced by most of the mines
of North Dakota has been made by
Dean E. J. Babcock of the depart
ment of mines of the state university,
according to the annual report Of J.,
w. Bliss, state engineer, which has
Just been published.
The report also shows that 431,084
tons of Ignite were mined in the state
during 1918. Of this 1921 tons
consisted of slack, which includes all
coal which will pass through a six
inch wire screen.
Between 1908 and 1913 the number
of Ignite mines in the state increased
from IS to 100. The average selling
price of coal in 1913 was S1.67 per
ton.
The Importance of the briquetting
industry to North Dakota is also men,
toned in the report. In this connec-
tion the Minot briquetting plant at
which the briquettes are made ac-
cording to formula devised by Prof.
E. j. Babcock at the Hebron expert
ment station is used.