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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
COTTON SAGS ON
LACK OF SUPPORT
General Realizing Sales and Talk
Of Reaction Checks Upward
Trend in Prices.

NEW YORK, March 2s.-There was
q tone OF uncertainty IN the cotton mar
ket at the opening to-day. first prices
ranging from points, lower to ; points
higher than Tuesdays close. Old crop
positions showed the greatest strength,
being under continued demand from the
larger spot interests and a few scat
tered shorts After the call the list
advanced ! to 3 points above the open
ing. but realizing sales was encouD-
tered and the list sold on sharply, March
droppinE 10 POINTS 10 1895, while May
cased y to 1916 and July TO IL. 80 and
other positions 4 10 8 points.
On The break Wall street ring crowd
and commission houses were the leading
sellers. asserting that the market was
due reaction after advancing about 10
10 100 points. Very little support was
given the market on the break. As a
whole trading was very light. There
was no Improvement in the outside busi-
ness.
Al the close the market was steady,
with prices at net unchanged to points
lower than the final quotations OF Tues
day
Following are II a. m. bids in New
York: March. II 9S: May, 1918; July,
li.aa August. 70. October. II a.
Following are 10 q. m, bids In New
ie.44. October. lt.45.
f.afinafad Coff0U raratnfas
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
EIGHTH DISTRICT.

Includes all territory In the States
of Tennessee and Kentucky. and all
territory not included In the other seven
districts. District prizes to be awarded
in this district are one $3.50 Piano. one
500 Diamond Ring. one $50 Chest Of Sil-
yer, one Sb5 Business Scholarship, one
$40 Gold Watch, one $25 Bicycle, one $40
Solid Leather Suit Case ana five IS
Diamond Point Fountain Pens.
VIII Bribery. Academy street,
Louisville. KY; .,;;...:.:....... 1890
street, Nashville: Tenn; 80. st.saO
Miss Sarah Ann West, Meridian.
Miss. Observation-Disclosures, 1850
Miss Louise Allen. Meridian Miss. $500
Rhea Martin. Dayton, Tenn. 80 1000
J. r. Hill. Hartman, Tenn. a.. 20, 1906
Miss y. Gillian, Copperhill, Tenn 1,isb
Miss M. McCay, Copperhill. Tenn 1880
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
INCREASED SALES
PUT GRAINS LOWER
Heavy Rains and Snow in Wheat
Belt Encouraged SeIIing-Buy-
ers Slow to Take Hold.

ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
Wheat-No. 2 red ,........95 @96h
CoFn--No. ...f......,.......i0
Oats--N0. ...........,.....4 40
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
sAeoINe ANo TIEs.

AK dividend, per cent,
Total sales, 2Ss, 900 shares.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
COTTON SEED OIL.

cotton seed oiI quotatIons;
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
: LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

Closed very firm; sales $4,000 bbls.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

CHICAGO cAA LOTS.
Following are receipts for Wednesday
and estimated receipts for Thursday:
iVVs,,5dory / rfl,,,rg1o1e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

(5orteeuna bon ocr g. eeitc).
men. @oa ggolters5aaicu ais pcnoet
man iid ourh oal @al0 iIber bic
&urortc Iobar5.Go6orJ 9inun sum
9erqt0uiae oieier @c9en0, Dem SSi
ielsberg. ser mie ein glolcr init ans
gebreiteten 6dngen lber Der @ebir8s
lun0ihoit ru6t G0er man ipan0ert
an Scr bcrii6mtcn 6r3iebln9santolt
Sd)nepjent6ul poriibcr in 0ns grinc
T6al. nm ii6cr Oeu 6er3oglihen
Soninernb 9lein5ar0s6rml Der aus
elmer ebemali9cn 9enc0itnerabtei
bcrDofaina nad 6rie0ridro0o, Der
Qeieicrtiten 99Hrin0er Sommeriri
ihe, mo baum iiber 0ca @clbcrg
oocr bic Gan36u1e 5un Snlclsbcrg
eupor3itlimmen
9iambarIih BON Got6d mint obcr
nod Gin ouocres ci0cunrii3cs 3ie.
Der ioQeHrclbe Soriel6erg. Sller bot
iid qlQes per0i6tct mas cine idlaf
fenoe @olfsp6nutdiic mir eriinocn
fonnte. 9iaA gScicn no cine ihorie
Spite berporiprinaf 0finct ii@ oos
iogcnnuntc S9ricaod Gas III Der
ginaonq 5u Der iicb IN 0cn Nnlfs
idroifen perlieren0ea &0blc Cunt
aolt 0as Snnere Oes Nergc5 oils Der
gluienibot Aptnns, Ser bier NIT Der
6rau &ollc Bottle g5cuI 0ielc Die
Gciicn hiitteItc, 70 iIncise cs i'm
3bilringT yanoe SScnn o6cr ser
Ncrbiilbrm iieer Sic @onoe pill 10
brad lldditcns Der miloe 1dger ais
0gHf lo0rIclberac }.n nlil icitcr
tollea Niuuc bnii6c 5lH @cbifac
5u n.'cn glilIionca .litab bic irii
Der IN Dem EiHsrn lunutci Gabel
meter slHldB 3u 0cl iunnoerIlWltcl
Gdgei Sic Stree hallc oas Se9s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

g[nblid ser bertrouten @eltolten. Sb
Der 8runnen in ieoer gin5elbeit Dor
elmer itrengen &ritif beiteben fam,
ficbt lms nidt al ~ mir freuen lms,
Dab bier oen fSreu0en Ser &inoerpelt
elm Denfmal geiest iporoeu iit.
8ltm SdluB oieier fleinen 8e-
tradting iei ms geitattet, nod zines
9runnenbauperfes gripGbnlng al
tbum, oas freiIid nibt in sic 9fei6e
ser oorgenonnten gebort. oafiir obpr
in onOerer g8eiie 6eOeutIcs lit ~
oes &ohbrimnens in g9ieSboOen.
Snmitten itol5er Gaitbofpal1Ite uno
ihnuder @artenanlagen 1pruoclt
Der &oG6runnen bon elmer aroBen,
gegen ole llnbiloen oes g8etters
idiiBenoen @onoelboae uinge6en.
gr lit Ser m6dtieite 8rlnnen @ies.
baOens, Ser odt angren5enoe 9ooe.
bduier nit beilfrdftigem Sol3maiIer
periorat iino ouBerOem nod tGglim
81 8entiter feite Sol5e ouspirft. 10
2ueaen iinO bier in Dem fiinltlib er-
riateten Queubaitie gefoBt. $. s..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

9or einen @iertelio6r6uioert
nod iAien oos @eritdnoniB, oaS I'M
Iere @oria6ren fir Die 9erih0ne'
runa cines 5toot6il0cS ourh oos le-
bcnoig queaenoe gSaiier batter ialt
oan3lid erloi6eu. Seitoem aber lit
rim gcDoltiger llmidmlMg ein9eire.
ten un0 nibt MIR Die groBen uio
arobten St10te Geltidlon0s, ion-
0ern audi W2ittel un0 Sleinltdote
sHaifeu iib lieblibe 9rrnrenanla.
lpei. 0ofiir bat Cpelu ciu prddtigeS
@eilpiel gege6en Ter iamoic, ieill
qeglie0erte Yrunnen Den Der gerli.
lner 9ilo1ouer GOmino @onansty
fiir sic ibleiiiAe Stoot idbuL gerei@t
ibr nidt mu sur 8ieroe, iouOern
ml1 sur Gbre
Der llni0erlitdtsbrlnHcn IN 8res-
lou, BON Suso Seoerer, brin9t bic
geIpnlnte Sfroit, oie nerDige 9lnmuth
Der Su9enO sum 9lusorud. Sn Ser
Geitalt ocS jmgen SelOen Der pri-
icnO Die @linae aIi ben 9ooen Oriidt.
feat 10 Diel Stilunlmg ais Der @c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

Ieioen, 10 OoB bier Doriiber9ebenO
ii6erbaltpt feline Stuoenten ifnnntris
fulirt mur0en. g}o9 &0ln ino 9io-
ltod iomie @rfurt purOe 5u Srier,
bier freilid crit gegen @noe oeS
fiiui5ebnten SobrbunOeris, Die bierte
it6otii6e llnioeriitGt in GeutidlouO
begriinoet. Srier BAT 70 meuig pie
&oIn, Oeiien SoHichnle Ben @irren
ser fron5oiiI6en 9eoolltiion Sum
Spfer fiel 0os odt3e6ntc &obr6ml-
oert iiberle6t, iuo ais man Elm N}en-
iHenulter ipGter in 0en 9i6einlunOen
OIL oie glelerridtung elmer llnioeriis
tat Qing, muBte 9oln Dor 0em giin-
tiger geIegenen Bonn Die @offeD
itredcn. 60 bat iiber sen it6otiic6en
ltnincriitGtcn 3u Ocren iid inn feb.
sebnten Syobr6unoert nod 0os bel
Berg 9elegene 9lltOorf aeiellse ein
merfpiir6iger llnitern deibuebt. ghir
StroB6iira uripriinglib ebeniol1S
cine itGOtiidc @riinNin9 iollte noh
ibren ginae6en mG6reno Ser ReOos
luton in elmer meientIid6 ber1uOer.
ten @eitoIt pieoer oufle6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19
etsStnniDcriitatcn im 03ittelalter.

@enn lett oie oeutIdeu 0tG0te
nit Sranffurt utiO Som6llrg on ser
Spite ooran geben, eioene llnibcrii-
tdten 8u erri6ten, 10 6aben oieie Be
itrebunaen I'M N2itteloIter bereits cine
9Irt @orbiIOuug eria6ren. SSm Sabre
1889, Orei Sabre na1 Ser 8egriin-
Dung ser Scioelberger Sobi6ule,
I1reitet aoln, an OeIien Stifts- iuO
Slolteribulen Die 8oriier S6olaitit
3uerlt @ingang gefunoen bate, po-
ielbit Berionlihfeitet BON Gonge si-
nes gIlbertus Ulagnus inO Sbona5
BON Aquino gelebrt butten, sur Sc
griinoung elmer llnioeriitat 0ie ou1
nod i'm blmoniltii1en 3eitolter
ltreng ON mittelalterliG i1olaiti-
i6eu @cilte feltbielt. Ole jinge ll1i-
Oeriit0t 3dblte 21 W2ogilter, sic 0eni
Jfeftor illterltnnoen ln0 QroBtcns
t9eils aus &oriS gefontncn maren.
8lei6 I'M eriten Sabre ibres 9e-
itebens meiit Die raid ollfblH6enoc
llnipcriitdt 700 Shloentcn ouf ln0
iulter entiprc9enOer 9crmebruna
oes 2e6rforpers Itiegen iie raid Bis
aitf 1000. gs mar Die 3eit oeS
pGpitliben S6ismaS, uno grfltrt,
oos ais llniberiitat &0ln balls gcuug
nahfolgte, mar 10 poriihtia, iih BON
beioen @eaeupGpiten grri6tungs6ul-
len 5u beridoffen. 0ie 9Peformo-
tious5eit bro9te ser &0lnqr ltniperii-
tat ibueren S1o0en. glnno 1920
iproh oie tbeologiide sSofiiltdt &0lnS
oas 8erOomnungsurtbeil iiber Oie
@erfe 2iitber's aus, sic in @egen-
mart Oes &aiiers berbrannt ipuroen.
Ssreili9 botte ouH cine meicntlid6 mo-
0ernere l1niberiitGt tpie 91oitod uit-
ter ser ltngunit Der 8eit idlper 3ii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

na1 Der @inOerleibmq Scr lom6ur.
oiIh=bcue5ianii6 i6enBrooiBen wur0e
es olsu uerites Observation-Disclosures
Hegiment~ in Gono erri6tet. SIN
Sobre 1866 (0omaIS n6reiber D.
9ambergD beim 10. aorps (@a6-
len5) ein9etbeiIt, 8ei1uete iiCb 0os 9ie.
girnent bel Eroutenoi lu0 5ei &onig.
grdB 6eion0ers aus. Scit 1888 beiBt
es Storbemberg uno Bat oieien gto-
men aiif immermdbrenoe 8eiten 5li
fiibren IdS &e0iment Niarfgrnf
bon 9n0en gtr. % crgGn5t iid6 jebt
aus 8om6or. 9lud oieies 9legiment
pur0c am Suli 1914 ans italieni-
ihen Sruppenf6rpern erridtet. -0aS
Gegiment 9llfons Kill, Sonig bon
Sponien 9r. 3S era0n5t Ii6 felt 1867
ans @ecSfemet lino licgt nit Stab
lmO 3wei 9atoiaonen ieitNfdr5 1914
in &eterworoein (bon 9uOapeiD, nit
je cincln Battalion in 9ilrco uno in
&ecsfemet. @benfoaS nit 1. Suit
1874 aus itolieuiidcn 8ulppen ers
ridtet, erQdu5te cs iih bis 1867 aus
0beritolien (9renona, W3ontua,
9rescio), fGmpfte inn Sabre t848 bel
Monfebelo, Goiteannouo, @oitreugo,
init beionoerer glus5eibnuig bci
Sonto 2ucio onun BEL Sommacani.
pogno lmo Guito53o. iSA9 Dor @enc,
0iq. SIN Sabre 1866 Bel ser g}oro.
armee cinaetbcilt, erlitt cs bei 0iiA.
neripaiier, N}iindengrGb, Sicin I'M
a0nigardb iebr 6eoeltenoe @erluite,
SIN Sabre 1878 &c 6icB oaunl3
o@ioainar0" fodt cs nit GROCER
glusScidnunQ IN goSnien ino 5eib-
uote iih 6cion0ers 6ei Soroieoo aus.
Ca5 9}caimcut 9luprec6t BON
@oneru 9fr. 13 crqGn3t iid ous aa-
ronfc6es uno licot NIT Sto6 uno orei
9ofoiloneu in 1c6erienplon lluao.
rid @ciBfir1en' nit einem 9atol-
lion in&aronicbeS. Iie GrriGtmg er.
foQfe nit { Huli tSt4 in SiaIieu
ols 4. Observation-Disclosures 2i-
nienrcginent nit scr @er5eiiatiou
IN Gremoua
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19
SumScrtiaGrisc Sn6ildcu 6itsrreidj
iid-nngariider Snfanteries
regimenter.

9tnt 4. syuIi s. s, iueroen bier SSit-
fontericregiinenter scr oIterrci6iids
ungoriIdeu 9(rmee oos sSu6iIGum
i6reS bunoertid6rigcn 9eitduOes be-
ge6en. Gs iin6 Dies 0ie Snfanterie.
regimcuter 92r. t9, %, 3S ino 43.
Dos Snfonterieregimcnt @uioo6oIo
@rof Star6en6erg gir. 13 in Ser
9(rmee Sung Starbenberg" ge-
nornt sum llnterihieo bon Dem ihon
1861 erridtcten mG6riiheu Snfante.
riercaiment @rnit 9liioiaer @rof BON
Gtarbemberg go, "a (9lltStor6em.
6er9D - refrutirt iicb ans gSeltga-
li3icn unO bat ieinen Griabbotoilons-
fa0cr in &rofQu. PIN I. Sui 1914,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

Gom 5il 3ie6eu lmO gergebing ieiner
0iiuoen BON Dem barten 4opIt 9ir-
6on VII. 3u erfle6en. 9(od) ourh
Sabr6unoerte mar Der Berg Der5ou-
bert, uuO 0as 2onoDoIf aing l6eu
i'm %ogen I'M oas &0rieQod, an oei.
fen Ginaangc ionit Der getreue gdort
morncno Gcieiicn bate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

0oS S1Suite ober, oos ser S0r.
ieI6crg bietet, oas lit ieine beriidenoc
9(usiiht. 0aS gan3e @cbirge 5eigt
iic6 0en bcplnoernoen 8liden, mGb.
reno i'm @eiten am glusgange Ocs
SorIelt6aleS ii1 0ie ionneuiibcrflu.
t6ete @ortburg pie Elm Srollnt6iIo
3eigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

fclcr in sen 9erg gebauut. gsns mon
0a borte NOR 0as @inuern Ger
@croonnntcn. Cam fam oaS Dlittcl.
after nit ieiner 1linnepoelie m0 0eln
NloA3c Ser INSTRUMENTATION. Ga
bolite 5raa &cnns im Ger9e, mlo
Gel i6r urilie ser aRmneidn8cr Eann-
bdnier Bis cr iid loeriB, I'm gen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

aus i6reu Sieaes8ug ourd Die gSelt
genommen baben
Gas beribmtcIte @mnperf 1T iiil-
itrcitig ser 9Rdrhenbrlumen i'm
6rieoridsbain 5u Berlin, lungeben
bon oen @eitalten Ger Wldr9enpelt,
Die Dem 0eutiben BON ser &inoer5eit
ber 10 lieb ino m0ergeBlid ih1o.
glae mniere 2icblinge iinoen mir bort
mieOer CornrOsden 9libenbroOel
mo Shneeloittden init oen feben
8pergen, iogor ser geitiefelte Gates
griiBt ms lddelno mo piiroeDoa,
mo mir weroen mieOer jung bel 0eut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

elm idlanfer Sodel nit Der @eltalt
eines oroligen Sd9iiieriun9eu, Der
iidb init ieinem nS9ifierflobier", Scr
&nrnonito, Die 8cit pertreibt uno
ourd feline luitiaen S8eiien bier ar.
cbteftouilc5 angcorOuete SSr0ihe 5um
W1itiingen begeiitert. 9as biibihe
gSerf maGt eineu duBcrit geidligen
@inornd.
8iml glnocufcn an oen 6criibmten
6elo6auptmonn ScDfric0 S6pep-
permonn. ser ais gimoesgcnoiic
Su0mias ocs 9opern Die S6lodt bel
Gtii9l0orf 1922 gemann, 5ot fiir5-
lid Die Sto0t 9fiirnbcr1 oen Shmep-
pernonn,Yrumnen neu entbiiat, all
Stcle oeS ultcn grunncns, Der BON
einen StroBenbo6nmogeu 3eritort
luiroc. Die 9lnloge 1T Gus Whiimcl.
fnlfitein aeiNaiien. gluf elmer 9iunO.
idule itebenO, er5e6t iih Die iiberle.
6eusaroBe 6igur Sdaueppermnnns.
9lm 0iirtd 1dnaen i6m Shmert tno
5clotdid5e; ans lebtcrer bliden 5iDei
gier 6crUor Elm &inueiS aai Die
hefaute 5aQe bon Der Shlodt BEL
Nil1iOori 1929. glm SUB Scr 9run.
neuidule befinoet iid) Gin 9leit nit
bier ipaiieripeicnOen Wilbnern
glud ser glrnbruiti6iiben grun
non III 93iirnberg peroient oil oieier
STEELE @rwdbmmg. Sn 0ie maleriibe
Grodt ieincr 3eit gefleiOet, fniet Der
Sdiibe auf cinem Sodel, Der iid
i6cr Dem breiten 9eden erbebt. Gie
6igur, aus @ron5e aegoiien, maHt
etuen iiberuns teReln0en, le6enoigen
ginorud.
gso6l scr ori9inellIte W1onmen-
tol5runen in Geutihlono lit Der
Sfotbrinncn in 9lltenburg Dor oem
6cdcnOorii'ihen 4oIois, oen bier
&e8cln aeluei6t Die BON 9lltenburg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

geniinno nur 5craibf Selbltpers
trauen, g}ut6. Tbotfraft Stdrfe unO
Sd6u6eit ale giaeniaaiten, Die Den
@egriif SSugeno ousmndcn ltmipit-
tern oieien aeidmeioigen &orper.
Sin eigenartiger SAmudbrunncu.
6en Ger befannte 8ilobouer $roIei.
ior Sermann Soioeus geihnifen bot,
lit Dor @ur3em on Der 9erliner SOM
iabriidc aifgeiteQt lporOeu Ger
aiinitlcr BOT icinc glni8abe. cine Cpl
iooe aus Dem 2eben Der Sprcei@ifier
3u peronicboulibcn, in i6lidt bolts.
tbiInliher @eiie geloit. Plus Dem
a6tedigel 9runnenbeden erbebt iidl
The weekly times-record., 1914-03-26
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is, 1914.

sfEDNEoDH1 W mHtCf1 E0y iSif.
Beginning tonight there will be sew
eral folloW-up meetings held in the
Methodist church. The pastor will
have charge, and the general public
will be just as welcome at these meet
ing5 as they were at the Armory.
Thursday at eight o'clock in the
church parlors will be neld the regu-
lar mid-week meeting AL members
Of the church and the friends of the
church are invited to be present
Instead Of going directly to the park
as was stated in the account Of the ar
rival Of the bears in yesterdays paper
Pete and Mabel were taken at once to
the City Hall where they are awaiting
better weather before going to the
park with the other animals. They
are q happy pair and as kind as kit
tens
Among the business visitors from
Fargo in the city yesterday and today
are II. Solberg. F. D. Hall, T. Luther,
The weekly times-record., 1914-03-26
Address Before Convention
OF State Supervisor Mar
guerite Miller Of
Fargo.

Address Of Margaret 4. Miller, State
Supcrvis0r, Tlrgo, N. Oak.
State Oracle Mavnr and Visiting Dele
gates:
II is inst thir,y.six months since our
last convention ana sccntngly it were
yeetcr6av vet il is with pleasure that
I address this assembly and accept the
Aisrpe+ honor, or local camD NAV be
ablc to confrt uuon us. Each dele
gate has Z r@.rln&tbi>ity perhaDs OF a
doencr sense than she may have
7houcht. We come reDrasenting in
North Dqkotn over 50CO RCyal Neigh
bors In Ffe nprchance these neigh
bors do not need our watchful care,
brt in the nuict stiffness Of death, it is
then that the old father or mother,
husband. dear little Girl or bov. looks
into orr ewes and seems to saw "vou
will nrOtect us" And # is for this Dro-
lection that wa are assembled hore TO-
dav. This Office that YOU now hold is
not inst for. today but should our Sill
nerior Officer deem II necessary to
call YOU together, YOU would be ey-
nec+od tn carv-a Tho confdoron which
yo11r local members hold Won in nlace
Won under 2 great resnonsibilitv, We
The weekly times-record., 1914-03-26
ROYAL NE[GHBORS
CONVENTION CLOSES

,
/ '' ~ ,, ,,to ,n,.aa
oror tbis ,-ae+ land from ocean 70
oc,an .hrin oinp cara for me living
! r,.,,,o.tt,, with, +ho offlin+od and when
WA q, j., tbo vo11av of the Shadow. If
lir., tho ,of7 and from hark +ha dark
clouds ,,-o Gao the hrigh+ roy Of hone
Wa ara tnd7v mailing history, The
Nairbho, of tod1v will butld for those
-, ,or,o~ro,,- taa+ rnen7rtsbnass which
r.o taooh makes homes brighter by
1ir,;na +no burdens from the shoulders
Of our weaker SISTER, We are t3ught
that wa are onr npigbbor's koeDer. and
Wa in h,rch tho Ornhan,s rrv Hastan
the tf1na when each individual believes
in . "S1nren1a Rpi0go and nr7ctisps
thn taqab;np of the 1ov-Iv Naznrnan
w, nov, ,o,.,,,. ~, Io~,,, until ,vo
-'''' Il " CIV ~ '''' - -
"eiIe" I'll LIE "o"0' AZ" ''i1 79' 'Ne l'l''
tc2rtall5m which surrounds us, still
glows and barns in the heart Of the
worlds best lie, a steadfast faith
The greatest moment in our career is
when We awaken to the shining truth
that our life, to make or mar, is wholly
III our own hands: that neither dark
Destiny nor grim Fate nor the stars,
nor the DEGREES Of the gods, nor the
mechanism Of man or devils can cheat
US out OF that greatness Of soul and
serenity Of mind, which are the crown
OF real success. The most terrible cry
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BEAUTY SPECIALIST
PLEASES MANY

Miss Ida G. Gardner, the much talk
ed Of beauty specialist whom the Da-
kota Drug Store was so fortunate as to
secure has greatly pleased large
number Of Valley City women. She
has received so many applications for
appointments that she las been unable
20 fill all of them an | all Of her VOL.
has been appreciated greatly by those
VINO nave had the opportunity Of meet
ing her She will be he"e tie entire
week and some very valuable advice
VII be given any Of the ".rlen Whr
all on Miss Ga" 'icl at the Dakota
nri.u Store ....r
The weekly times-record., 1914-03-26

The Independent at Hamilton ex-
plains high prices in this way: 1--WE
throw away ashes and buy soap. We
raise dogs and buy hogs. We grow
weeds and buy vegetables and catch
ten cent fish with q dollar rod. We
drou away to be educated, 50 that the
boys will be able to hunt fifteen cent
rabbits with q forty dollar dog; and
the girls may be sufficiently educated
to do fancy work and play the piano,
while mother washes the dishes"
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A. Alcorn, c. w. Callander, J. H. Rind-
laub. A. G. Bierman, M. w. Bartick, P.
P. Cullen, c. S. Fowler, D. A. Lyons
and r. J. HaXley.
Word was received here this morn
ing that Mrs. Jones, the mother of #.
X. Jones died yesterday at Mankato,
MINI. The son and his wife have been
at the bedside Of the mother for a
couple of weeks. Nothing is known as
to the funeral arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs James McFadgen and
John Logan Of Rogers spent yesterday
in the city.
The weekly times-record., 1914-03-26
1914 BARNES COUNTY CORN AND
ALFALFA SHOW TO BE- HELD UNDER
AUSPICES OF THE FARMERS CLUB

On March Goth meeting consisting
of delegates from 13 Farmers Clubs
was held in the court house. The pur-
pose Of the meeting was to formulate
plans and to elect officers who will
have in charge the arrangement for
the big Barnes County Corn and Alfal-
ia show and Farmers Clubs Conven-
ton to be held some time next fall.
The Corn and Alfalfa Show will con
sist as usual of exhibits of corn, al
falfa, clover, grasses, grains and pota-
toes.
There will be an open list of single
entries where individual farmers can
make single entries in competition with
other individuals within any of the
above classes of farn crops.
Iooths will b. prov;led for club ex-
! A:tits. A numbe.' Of the Falmers Clubs
'''i' w l'it w lI-S Clt' ~ Noi1CS w. e.
nlb;ts in comp 3tition with other clubs.
Silver cups will be nre' ed as p.izos fo:
t.,e best Farmc;: Cluo exhibits.
As usual there vii! he j e boys and
girls exhibits of farm and home pro-
ducts. This has in the past been a
very interesting feature Of the corn
shown and Judging from the number
Of young folks who are entering the
! contests this year this feature of the
show will show still greater results
| next year.
The Farmers Club convention will
be about q three day get together fo1
all the Farmers Clubs in Barnes
County Of which there are now thirty
three. During this time there will be
offered program Of a most interest
ing and practical nature consisting oi
forenoon, afternoon and evening ses
sions. Perhaps a day will be given
over to an experience session of the
Farmers Clubs where reports will be
heard from all the clubs represented
pertaining to the development and re
suits accomplished and methods pur
sued in carrying on the work of eacl
club in the county This should prove
of great value and inspiration to al
the clubs and will no doubt help tt
raise the standard of efficiency in clul
activities The rest of the prgram will
be filled by some of the best agricul
turists and most successful farmer!
and leaders in cooperation that thi!
country has to offer. 1t is worthy Q
note that this will be the first Farmers
Clubs convention held in the United
States. The project, however, is not ;
result of premature idea-it come
as a natural outgrowth OF the club &C
tivities in this county-it is as a resul
of the awakening of the club member
to desire for the development AM
perpetuation of the cooperative spiri
which has taken such excellent root i
the Farmers Clubs throughout tn
county.
| The publicity necessary in connection
with this project will be given out i
due time. Watch for the premium
list, it will be out this spring.
The officers elected at the regula
meeting on March Goth are as follows
President-Fred Getchell.
Vice President-John Mcintyre.
Secretary Mana nager-Edwin Maylant
Treasurer-A. H. Davidson.
Mr.. H. G.. Waldron of the Grand lei
last evening for the Twin Cities wher
he will sDend cOuple of DAYS on bu.
The weekly times-record., 1914-03-26

Ray ". Foreman of Shaffer, is
charged with horse stealing and is out
under bonds. This is the third charge
made against him and ne is under
bonds for total of $4,000 Richard
Dickinson was arrested also in connec-
ton with the last case, but demanded
a hearing and was entirely eXculpated.
The weekly times-record., 1914-03-26

Some Of the out OF town people reg
istered at the Kindred the last two
days are T. S. Longdahl and son OF
Steele, Mrs. Nash and children OF
Tappen, C. j Anderson of Cleveland,
Jos. J. Jansan of Moorhead, r. w.
Thorpe of Minot, H. A. Barwind of Bis
marck, Allen Veil Of Harvey, and Geo.
W Thompson of jamestown.
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with joy and gladness" to both this
Society and Administration 1t is to
such leaders we have entrusted the
shaping of our grand society, so let
each delegate reviberate the good will
and neighborly love, which will be the
key note to this triannual meeting.
The weekly times-record., 1914-03-26

Among the visitors registered at the
Rudolf from out of town this week are
L. McFluke of Wimbledon, J. H
Frame Of Grafton, H. Madison, J. e
Salzer Of jamestown, ]. M. Devine OF
Minot, H. A. Nelson Of Ray, B. F
Whipple of Fessenden, and Mr.. and
Mrs .. Price and John Hummings'
gard of Fingal. 'H
The weekly times-record., 1914-03-26

Owing tC the storm last evening the
usual Tuesday crowd did not get out
and the attendance was somewhat
smaller than is customary.