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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27

nno man lit INN feline 2e-
bel, ernitlid belorgt. - Setter Wlrb=
felo lit mieoer tiibtig an ser Mege=
arbeit; Ser 11e1 perlegte Meg 6tp1=
ld)en Sen often Heter 9ommel nno
N}ib. 8eirenS 2anoereien 1ou IN
0ronung gebrobt peroen, uno oas
fol tet piele uno lange Mrbelt. = Nal1l
8insfelo nn6 Mih. elders iino nod
g%eoro6afoto gereiit, mo lie oie1en
&erblt Ireiderorbeit perri6ten mer=
Sen. = Bernb. Sdmitmeier> >pelder
felt mebreren Sabren I'M ct. So1epbs-
Mltenbeim BEL ct. CLOUD nnterfom=
men bot, befi110et iid bier BET Ser
1pan6ten nno Befan1rten anf Beluh.
IL Gonntag in ser 6rubmelle glng
Ser ct. gdfolous Mannerperein ge-
meinidaftlih 81 fl. &omm11nion uno
nod 6em @obomte NOR Ser amm=
ll1ng. = Bulentin Senfel, melder I'M
Sta0tben HoScoe nlS Aebrer m1rtt,
mar per Muto in unlerer Meitte. =
.SSSobn 8runol6 laBt Elm ne1es Sllo
uuf 1einem @eb0ft erridten. - 3um
Gafroment Ser gbe muroen bter an
@onrtog erltmols perfunoi@ @ir-
belm Tbeis, @obn ser 6amilie Deib.
|Ebeis, uno SRI. Ebereiia S@reiner,
5tpeitalteite Eohter Der 5amtlie gdf.
|@dreiner. Bei6e iinb angeiebene
innge Mitglieoer 6teier @emeinoe. =
|Die Sdlpeine6olera lit IN 6teier Sc
gen6 ausgebrodem, nn6 mebrere
@run5er linb Ser &ranfbeit bereits
gum Opfer gefalen. = SobanneS
@nbr NOR Sm1tag nn6 @onntae
gum 8eiu9e bon 8ru6er un6 54tpe,
Iter IN ct. Gloub.
Clear Gate.
Sic 6ormer Beginner NIT bent Gin.
beimlen ibrer S%abafernte; 6teielbe
beripri9t cine redt ergiebige 5u mer.
6en. = Sobn @alfmann bm feline
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27
Illus der urn9t9end.
ct, Midolas.

Ios fleine S0hterden ser 6amilie
sSsofuum @rar11er, 1peldes on lnflam=
motorildem Mbel1matismus lit, lit 10
meit bergeitellt, 0aB es it'd mieoer
lelblt belfen fann. Mud bot it'd Der
;311ltono 0es Neter 59admam nnter
8etanol11ng oes Dr. @el5 BON &i@'
mon6 10 peit gebeliert, 6aB ct, 5etts
1peilig oos @ett berlailen fam. -
0ie Ireldmaidine befinoet it6 an
einselnen Orten in 8etrieb; 6ie Nog<
qen= un6 @erltenernte gibt 3ufrie>
oenbeit, iiber sic @ei5enernte oage<
gen bort man oaentbalben &lagen
lart meroen; ou@ bleibt oie Safer
ernte lteuertpeiie binter 6en @rmar<
tungen 511riid. = 9as ne11e Sous,
tpeld)es esobn Geo. Sell erri@ten labt,
lit unter 0ah. Ser ne11e Ston oes
hohm. Hfarrers @ho1enberger, ser
bon SEN Mitgliebern Ser @emetnoe
qebnut tpur6e, ltebt fertig %. =
2ouis 5terner bon Seem @ermanp
nn6 6rau 8m. @B bon @baSfa,
Miinn., maren bier BEL Ser 6nmilie
Conrad q. Stint 81 @oite. = Bir
botten in letter ISOLDE bier beri6te-
6ene @etpitter, Sic itellenmetie &agel
mit 1ib braften. = eeSohnnn SeSnr1=
fen. begab ii6 @amitag gu einem ber-
tpa116t= nnb fre1tn6idoftli4en 8eiud
nod 81. Gloub, bon 400 er Dienitaq
pieber beimtpdrtsfebrte. 80. @hret=
ner nn6 6rau BON ct. CLOUD genoi'
len sic @aitfreun6i6aft Ser 6amilie
@dreiner. = Geo. Midfelo unb 6ro1
bon 8otffins eritatteten Mhte lebte1
@ode SEM franfen @ater @i@. &beiz
einen Belud. ST miro ie6en Sag
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27

Wobnung our@ cine groBe @eranoa
perldonern lailen. = Die S6meine=
holero perbreitet itb in 6ieier Sc
geu6 rald. 6a1t ie6er Sarmer biiBt
taiglid eine1r Der @run5er Elm; meb=
rere baben bereits ale ibre 8orlten=
pieb perloren .-&odm. Bfarrer56erer
mur Som1tag nit 6em &ir6en6or
in Glear @oter, mo- Ser Yrtelter Die
@eer0iqung ser 6rar Moran por<
nahm un6 ser &ird)endor oaS Ne=
quie1n lang.
Siabel.
She Drei6maidine lit bier 10 al
gema@ in 8etrieb geiebt. 3um 2eio-
peien ser 6ormer lit 6as @%rnteergeb<
niB nibt 10 gut, ols Dor 5tpei Wfo=
naten ertportet tpurbe. - 8orlebten
@onntognodmittag lit bier sic 2ei@e
6es @prin &eraog, eines @0bndenS
oes bier al8 9ebrer ongeitenten 8.
81. &er3og, bem fmblen @6oB Der gr=
Sc iibergeben mor6en. Salt 6ie gon5e
@emeinbe mobnte bem 8egrabnille
bel. Dus altere &nb Ser 5omtlie
&er5og, bas gleidfans lebensgefabr=
lid erfranft mar, befin6et ii@ iebt anf
gutter @elierung. = Sic 5tpet &in6er
ser Gomi1ie 9. &anenfomp, tpel@e
pom Nierenfieber befuQen paren, mo-
diem CUR Treu6e ser gltern anf bent
@ege ser @eneiung quite Sorti9rttte.
-6ram Sbeo6or Beters, tpel6e emit
lid erfrmft por, lit nod MniiM bes
life bebnnbeln6en Mr3tes aus ieotneoer
9ebensgefabr.
3ion.
Clinton @olfe bat fem bieiiges
@9mie6egeiddft gegen cine nabe
Nier3 in Morriion County gelegene
|5orm berbm16elt. Gle @argin Gle
potor 60. ldBt ibren biefigen @lepa-
tor Sen n0tbigen @eparaturen unters
3ieben. - Mfi@. &iri9 bot iein bier
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27

betriebenes 9eibltaugei@dft fir
$1,000 einem getpiiien &errn 9rioer
aus Slice Safe fduflid iberloilen. :
Matb. @ammeS uno 6ralt bon Sat-
les, SO, traf fen BEL ser bier &pobnen=
Sen Gamilie Soiepb @ommeS 51 lan>
gerem 8einbe Elm.
Mabbe>p Gate.
Infer bobm. &farrer sos. 8uider
bat bon Seem Oorf aus tpiilen laiien,
baB er 6aielbit am Monta9pormittag
gliidlid gelanbet lit nn6 fommenoen
Dieni tag, Sen /. September, in Map,
ben Safe ein3utreffen geoenft. =
Gin nates, in Ser 6annilie Soiepb
tS1rooer ,eingetroffenes Mao@en
tp1roe @onntag 6urd sic Sm1fe in
Sen @6oB ser fatb. Stride o1fge-
M = Die Drei6mai@ine lit
bierorts nnerm6rts inn @ange. Sic
Wei5enernte bleibt binter Sen @rmar-
t1ngen 31rid, 6agegen entipri@t Sic
&oggen=, Safer un6 @eriten= pie
aud Sic Maisernte bonauf Sen gebeg-
ten grtpartungen. - D%ienitagabeno
bielten 6ie S11ngfrauen unierer Sc
meinoe in ser BaIentinis &nne gum
@elten ser @emein6e eine geieQi6aft=
lide nnterbaltung, Sic trob Ser fei=
nestpegs etnla6en6en @itterrng gut
be- l1dt par nn6 6em e6len 3mede
pol1auf entfpra@. - Donneritag
mofte ser itelpertreten6e 8farrer,
bodlp. p. Dubi6, 8. g. s., nit Sen
MeB6ienern nn6 SEN Mitglie6ern 6es
&irden@ores einen Musflug naf
6em 9ebmann's 2afe=nfer, mo- 6urd
auerban6 unidul6ige rrterbaltun-
gen un6 @eiang 6ie Stnn6en 6es
Sages gu erfreultden gemadt tpl1r=
Sen, tpo5n aber ou@ nomentli6 6er
mrt11tere 5inn 6es bo6m. P. 0obib,
8. g.. S., un6 sos beitere @eien 6es
bod)m. P. M6albert, 8. g. g., mel=
@er lette @o6e @apbetp Safe ieinen
8ei JUDI eritattete, beitrugen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27
31t %nerf1mfen

aus 5tpeiter @an6 elm @ublon Muto=
mobil nit bier Ebiiren un6 @a1m
fir furf &aiiagiere; lit in better 0ro=
m1ng. @ir6 pertauft unter ser @alfte
6eS origineaen &oitenpreiies, INN
rai6 einen &aiufer 5u ftn6en. Mdberes
BEL. Geo. s. Sbielman,
ct. CLOUD, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27
3m %berfamfett

urter oen allergiinitigiten 8e6ingun=
gen, tpe1tn Ser ,Gerfauf iofort abge=
idlolien miro: 3%meibun6ert Slider
6arm NIT gutem @auie, Sdeune, &C.
treioeipet@er, Mai6tneni9uppen, $50
gen = Scientific unto g1tem Drummer.
Mdt3ig Mder nnter Bfll1g,@ ID Mder
eingelaet nit Slice un6 Gimotbp; 1870
Mder einge5aumt, fleiner 8ad fir
Drainage; 90 Slider, iboneS 8nl6-
Ia10, 3% Meilen bom Totpn nit g11=
tenn Marfte un6 8utterfabrif. $40
per Ader, quite 8e6ingunger. M6reiie:
S. q. 9enbrids,
41z2t 6oiton, Meinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27

Sic in Soronto, ser &titaot Ser
fa1aoiiben Nrobin5 Ontario, an1alii=
gen Mmerifoner boben in elmer Mai=
lenperi mmlung ibren Spmpatbien
fir Gnglm6 Mus6rud gegeben un6
Sen brftii6en @affen grfolg ge=
mimi lift. Sic battem nit sic er &1no=
gebllng nod Elm bisden marte11 louen,
oamn batten Tie '6ie1elbe at 6em Gage
bolten fonnen, 6o Dor bnn6ert Sabren
Sic briti19e 5ol6ateSfa @aibington
nie0erbrannte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27
8efanntma6uud.

% mein @obn g6mun6> obne
mein @rla11bniB mid berloiiem 70
parne i6, iol9em ghpos m1f meinen
Nomen gu borgen, % i'd nidt fir
3ablnng uuffomme.
40=3t 2eonar6 Trmtb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27
8efonntma6nna!

2an6iu@er, sic cine quite Gorm ba-
ben molen, iollen ii@ Bel Sobn
Mopers, Seem m11ni@, Minn.> erff11n.
6igen. Mc@ratb 2amb Company,
Stepban Hoppel, Mgent.
4O=2t Seem, Muni@> Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-08-27
Sic @@mlta9e mfrbem balb iein.

Bereitet Cure 50bne fIr 6ie1e @ol6en y{ule Gage Dor u6 be-
fleioet lie nit einem unlerer neuen mooernen Mn3i9e gu Bar
gain : Yreilen. l1nler @orratb an 6emben, @duben uno
6triinnpien lit jett %po01dnoi9 un0 miro gum @ertauf aus9e=
legt 81 Den m09lib %nieori9den Nreiien. Sin iubitantieues
@rlporniB fnr Cub lit obiolut 9eii@ert. &ommt berein uno
iberidaut uniern @orratb, 9lei@piel Oh sSbr gum 3aufen fer
ti9 ieio o6er ni@t.
rnlere 6erbHpoaren tommen ta9li& berein un6 meroen balo
3um @ertauf a%us9ele9t ien gu Nreiien, Die lontmo nibt Dup
pli3iert >ueroen tonnen. Sic @orantie, oaB mir gSare %3urudneb=
men ooer pertaui@en, ooer oaB mr Guer @el0 auruder1tatteu
%innerbolb 10 Sasen, aus ireeno etnem @runoe, sebt nit
ieoenn Gerfauf
Gs miro lid G,adb lobne,,, 81 tparten nno nnterm
8orratb gu b%eiidbti9en.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
Two StHOLANSHIpS EOI\nUn
Established nj University of Xi-r,,,,
IN bOnOr 0f MilIinM 4. Hrrn,Ini,

ltSrecial to The Times Dispatch
y LA, o,naai.r!otttesville, Va. February is
late Or. Cumberland George uerndon
sraduatc Of medicine of the Univcr.
sly OF ,V.irginia, two scholarship
ii,IIiiIiittd aiter the tcatators father, the
w IMAM y Herndon scholarships have
been founded in the department of
me9lcine Candidates must he unable
10 ueiTaF the expenses Of their medical
Suucauon except by borrowing or by
dolnS outside work during the session.
ana must signify their intention OF en-,
leFIhe INC medical service OF tho army
or navy OF the United States
me scholarships provide for the
necessarE expenses OF the student dur
ing inc entire four years of his mcdl-
ca course. and Will yield approximate
y S425 10 $3.50 per year, according TO
the income from the fund The first
VIII be awarded in September, 1914.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19

NSW YORK. February lS.--Nhile trading to-
uay was quiet. the cotton market seemed
100 somewhat unsettled, with prices working
on under scattering liquidation and South
crn selling. The close was steady, but from
sal points net lower The opening was
steady ~ decline Of Sq2 points in SYM
paihy with disappointing Liverpool cables.
Houses with Liverpool connections werc quite
active buyers at the start. and tho market
rallied or points during the early trad
ing. But the demand ala not become gen
cral or aggressive ana prices soon turned
easier again under continued liquidation.
An easier turn iH Nov Orleans and some
New orleans selling orders help>d the de-
cine which carried prices about 61a points
mdei Yesterday closing figures during the
carly afternoon. Private cahles reported a
quiet market in liverpool. and said the ne
cline was IN sympathy WIN love- market
Tor Egyptian cotton. There WAS au impress
Son around the r'uc here that Liverpool had
also seen iuilusucri 10y straddle selling
against pu: chases iu the local market dur
iuc inc carly trading. Southern selling was
considered hardly active az aggressive
enough to indicate any change in Jhe spot
situation. Reports from the Southwest
claimed that tho recent cold snap dad been
heDeici5i, ikels~-to reduce INC damage
from insects ms SIMMER, ana there were
MISC adviccs claiming that there VIII bc
plenty u seed Tor planting purposes ia the
overlooked district
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
RUMORS RESULT
IN SHARP UPL|FT
Whole List Broadcns on Mis-
leading Report Concerning
Rate Case Decision.
TRADING is DULL IN MARKET
Presence OF Large Short Interest
Gives Healthy Tone to
Fluctuations.

.iors dispiayed an the latent characteristics
9 i.,, S0sPE % THt tradns dai 800
100" MSSnnins drove Great Northern 10 =
now low figure nut Eric down ,, 70 :ec, a no
misleading rcpor; from Washington.
,redi;ins President Wilson With urging haste
an THO rate case decision started = cover
ir- movement tina; resulted in 4 sharp UP.
mid M 10 Gsss Union Pacific gained points.
ina Tie whole list broadenco and strength
Thcre is large short interest In INC mar
tci and this gives hee,lhy .ons l" nuSs-
uaiIous. as buyers. not sellers, appear on re-
Not All traders are bears. jake iieid Is
.No nrchartcd sea OF noor trading. nc has
ucvct bccu caught OF hai' water toGte
STORM under bear poles tack IN the teeth
IF Il sale ana make headway In dead
ID nn bcIieyer nnch higher PRICE
nr eaid and anticipate an advance OF some
Ina public To become liberal buyers. particu-
iuri. OF the low priced stocks. me ,st Is
rdl OF bargains. Take Brooklyn Rapid
Tr,usit for Instance. paying per cent and
cling at o.. This stock should look cheap
In,crestimr rdrnors were current that
turiher PROGRESS has been made towards So
eompan.es II the steel Corporation i; IS
Lgusj that q separation would mrct the
increase the market value Of steel common
materially. While this may be anticipated,
'he steady inproyement IN ihe steei bushes !;.
a. one tusnncs hiEhcr prices 1917 the stock.
London is out OF our market. ON to-days
advance aroitrsEe dealers were unaoi -
secure offerings although prices here mad
,.scn some points Tot me international IS
sues. II IS evident that the recent activity
oD the selling side originated IN New YORK,
AND was engineered for The purpose OF de-
pressing prices.
'o buy stocks uuil an UPWARD movement
j ven under way. They are slo" ia start.
lut become aggressive buyers when once
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given ten years in the Virginia Peni-
Tertiary. His partner, j. w. Borland.
tried hero recently on similar charge,
was given four years. Both men had
money at their command. and each
sought bail repeatedly. but Judge Kelly
denied the privilege. intimating that
the circumstances indicated an attempt
to purchase immunity from Justice.
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Lisgett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. 100
Ligectt ana Myers Is thii) ................ leli,
lorillard Company 5s tbid1 ............... 100
80 Hard Company - (bid) ..............,. 120ia
Norfolk and Western conv. ias.......... lo3l.
Seaboard Air Line stamped IS tbid) ....-. Its
SesbOard Air Limo auJ. IS, ..........-.. 80
Southern HALLWAY Observation-Disclosures. 75i I,
southern hallway ................ 1857,
United States steel End 5s.............-.. 1925
United states registered 2s. 1899 Old .... SsS.
United States registered IS, 1915 tbd>. 1o2
L. s. Panama SIS coupon csales) ....,.... 1921.
/. :. registered Is, 1875 sales ......-.. ll27s
Virginia Brown Bros cts. (O!ol .,...... Is
Virginia Car. Chem. list 5s.,.... ..-....... o.
W Ry and Power CO. = 1askco>...... q
Wabash deb. Observation-Disclosures. o);s
Wabash pitts Term. Ist 4s................ u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
NAVAL STORES

savannah. Ca. February lS-Turpentin.-
''utl NJ 90, receipts - casks; shipmeufs :,
casks; stock IT5QS casks. Ro,in@Fir,n -,
;;'!s ~ barrels receipts go barrels: shipnSnts
- ~ DarFrls stock 1870 barrels Quote: A
~ '"'S-'ErtVo' G. y. T., t3sjT+o5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
DRY GOODS MARKET

Now ORR. February lS.-Cotton goods mar
kcts to-day were quiet and steady with III.
ii,eihanH confined 10 moderate lots for car
e Hc!NctN- Yarns were barely steady
Norsted yarns were nrner. Laces ana en-,
uroNeres We're dulet .Tobbcrs reported a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
wrappers ........................... 100 o lAOs
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG pEANt-r MApKr

't tHSBtKG PEANUT MARKET
reported by Rodgers, Pluinmer &: Co Inc,
Fetorsbuvg. Va, February lS-Poanuts-
S ,,nI ,.. tarmers Spanish steady si42ia
per buShei. NirEinias--Fancy jumbo a.. "a
Sic per pound; fancy handpicke.i -. 9ii.e
per pound; extra prime. 3isd3Ac. per pound:
prime, "f.Pa,ec; per pound; Smelling stock 3lr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
SENTENCED TO pENrrENT1AnY.

Man Charged with Bcing PickpocI<et
Gets Zen Years.
lSpecial TO The Times Dispatch
brlstol, Va. February lS.-F Taylor
a!ias Henry Locker, nm alleged noted
pickpocket. who is said to have ope-
was tried In the Corporation Court herc.
to-day on charge of robbing S b.
BYRD a North Carolinian, and was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
steamboats,
Is u,.z---- 500,
iFavel djithcut trouble"

system OF unaccompanied, pre-
arranged pleasure travel for any part
of the world. Tours arranged for
individuals, families and private
parties at Inclusive Fares, with
Hotels, Transfers, Carriage Drives.
etc, to leave at any time. Itineraries
arranged to suit passengers. Accom-
modations secured in advance at
Hotels. Phone Monroe 12O.
ASK MIR. BOWMAN"
Manager Travel Department
Richmond Trust and Savings Co.
9TH and Main Sts., Richmond, Va,
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wheat The close was steady. lsai.c under
last nieht. Corn 'pt,c. down; oats on "a
&c. and provisions varying from unchanged
nEures TO decline of 3iaTjC.
Cash grain closed Wheat-No. . rcd. sGl.c:
No hard. g3c.: e., = northern aifiq5L,c
No. spring 9IVg Oats-Standard l0i.c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSalts at Union Stock Yards.j

tsal.s AT Union Stock YardsJ
R!chmcnu, Va. February IS 1914,
Report Of the live stock market for the
week ending February iG, 1914:
Best steers Sfsiec.; medium to good. Ia
re common 10 fair 60G&c. best heiferE
,'+4sc medium 10 good 81. ale. common to
iuT on1'.c.; best COWS. fN6t.c; medium 10
good 5a 20; common to fair. 3aic; best
oxen. bn IKE; medium TO good. A., St5i5r
common TO fair ipHzc; best heavy bulls
.igtc-' light, t@G5+c; hes, calves. 9al0c. :
iair to good, 1i.Gsi3c.: dicks. 5aGc. COWS
end c1iEes. s$og7Joo per head. Rest heavy
hog. &c; light, 5ia@S.s5; SONS and stars
tHl':c.. bent sheep, Jp5NC. medium To GOOD
tf'c; common 10 fair 3l3isc.. best lambs
s4sIzc' common 20 fair. 5i.N7c
New York February ls.-Bcevcs Market
lover steers, S6.6n9.2J; bulis s. 754S 90:
COWS: AH,25. Calves-Mark-t steady at $3.50
gs21 Sh-ep-Market Irregular ~ $4,000:
lambs. $IHs3 81. culls tGPG01. Hogs Market
hrm a, ss2jr96c; roughs ss,25as;D
Chicago Ill. February 1s.-Hocs-A,orl.,
close. closed weak Pogs; s7.soQs75; bull; OF sales
Aae5hs.'0. Cattle Market slow. Cows and
h.iiers sSGops5o. calves sZ50Glo.J9 sheep
Market steady lambs, S67jpL75.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKEr.

Richmond. Va. February l.. 1914.
Following are the quotations on the Rich
mond Tobacco Exchanges:
LOOSE DARK-FIRED
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Lending futures ransed as follows:

Baltimore Md. February lS-Whoat-Oui.t
spot, 10 rcd sgs.c: spot. No. red. west
ern Nop Corn Firm; spot, contract, sac
February. 67. Oats-Firmcr. No 2 white
i5lsc.; standard white. 44i4piiisc
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.
LOCAL MARKET CITATIONS.

Furnished hy Levy Commission 60. Com.
mission Mcichauts. Richmond ",
Richmond. Va. February IT, !Nli
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. or
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RICHMOND GRAM MARKET.
RICmMo>D HAY MARKET.

Richmond. Va, February is 1914
The following are tn. quotations on the
Richmond Hay Exchange:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
CmICAnn NnAIN M.unr

.'t'HE" iit, Fcbfft.ry H. f..
% '@D''I D"si"gss 'o-doy iog. tas eiss ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19

MAEEET CONDiTIO%e
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
MISUNDERSTANDING SERVICE

Madeira, Gibraltar. Genoa. Naples. Patras
Trieste. Fiume. Sailings noon. See itinerary
Feb IS CARPATfiIA Mar. y
PANNONlA Mar. 10 uLTOSlA /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19

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~ SiNs2 FOR demand Commercial bills.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07
WHIRLWIND CAMPAIGN IS PLANNED
TO FUNDS FOR JAPANESE Y
Movement Will Be Launched at
Luncheon in Cooke Hall
Tomorrow

One Of the most interesting projects
the Y. M. c. A. has launched for
some time will be the campaign for
the extension of the work of the Jap
anese branch. The campaign will be
opened tomorrow at noon with q lunch
in Cooke hall Letters have been sent
to a large number CT the members of
the association, telling theIa about
the campaign Eighty men are ey
pected at the lunch. Talks will ba
made. by W. r. Castle. Frank G. Ath-
'erton and Paul Super They will ex.
plain different phases Of the unique
opportunity presenting itself.
The campaign which will have as
it's object the raising of $1,000 will be-
Tof the ,whirlwind variety so universal.
'ly used by the Y. NJ. c. A. A com.
mittee of 20 men has been organized
to Conduct the campaign. During
Wednesday afternoon and Thursday
ItheN Viii call on the members of the
association and interest them in the
project This is the first time In five
years that the Y. NJ C. A. has called
upon the general membership for
smOHSy.f lHG pan VI lliS CdLupds5ls 10
to make 1t so general amongst the
membership that no one will be called
upon to give large sums.
Several unique advertising features
have been adopted to call the atten-
ton of the members who visit the
building to the needs Of the Jananese
branch for new location. At the en-
trance to the cafeteria a Japanese pa.
CODA is being built. At other nlaees
in. the building various signs and dec.
orations will be used
The money raised will be used to
rent new quarters for the Japanese
young men and to pay the salaries OF
the secretaries. The Japanese branch
will conduct similar campaign in
September under the leadership of b..
NJ. Matzuwa, the general secretary Of
the branch Mr.. Matzuwa is at pres
ent in Japan where he is attending
conferences and studying methods Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07
CANADA NAMES TEAM
FOR DAVIS CUP PLAY

NEW YORK.-Canada has nominal
ed the team of four tennis players
that will! represent the Dominion in
the Davis cup matches The nominal
tions were Neceived by 7. d. Wrenn of
the Davis cup committee, by telegraph
from Toronto. The message read:
Names of Canadian Davis cup team
are: Powell and Schwengers of Vic
toria, B. c.; Mayors of Winnipeg and
Sherwell of Toronto"
r. B. Powell and B. P. Schwengers
played in the Davis cup matches of
last year. Wrenn also received a ca
bIegram from France saying that the
French team would positively come to
this country if Great Britain is de-
feated in the preliminaries at Wimble-
don. ....& III.