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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04

LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission CO.. Com.
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va)
Richmond. Va, February 8. 1914
ACTUAL Wholesale 0U0rN1IOSS or
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Ior,i,ard Comnauy observation-disclosures. 1ncH
Eorfoik and Western conv. 4iss.......... 1e5
Seaboard Air Line stamped As Odd ... s.
Scaboard Air Line adj. Observation-Disclosures. lsi.
Southern Railway OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,o:s
Southern Railway OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
United states steel End 5s................ lo2Ss
United states registered %, 1880 (bid) 80. 9Sss
United states registered So, 1915 Cbid) 80. 1925.
United States Panama IS Odd ........... 1Oll.
Virginia Brown Bros. Observation-Disclosures. -
Virginia Car. Chem. LIST 5s................. e6
Va. Ry. and Power Co. 5s................. ~
wabash deb Observation-Disclosures. COLI
Wabash-pitts Term. let 4s................ l3,.
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tSEs Receipts quiet heavy. marln, louor
9hi active. Live poultry-Al kinds In GOOD
demand a. prices quoted. other nro,,nce 80 =,
good demand AZ quotations O' ~
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry.
baggage. SLimited. 3Week daJs oniy,


Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway.
Schedule OF Electric Trains effectiya Ma
50. 1912: Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
Streets: b'6:o5 A. NJ. '7:1o 4. M, bs;le a
p. NJ. 2:1o p. NJ. a:1o =. NJ, bl:io p. NJ MA
p. NJ. $3.50 p. NJ. $50 p. M, bs:lo p M
1910 p. NJ. 1913 p. NJ. Leave Ashland En-
land and Maple Streets: s5:65 A. NJ, b7,oo
a.. $500 a. NJ. 200 A. NJ. 10000 A. NJ, ssi1 %;
P. NJ. 400 p. NJ. BIS 100 +. ia, $500 p NJ We
r. NJ. 500 y. M. bs:oo p. NJ. ii 100 r: *. ''
DAILY except Sunday. s'Sunday oniy.
bCarries baggage, 'IN
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cotton futures closed steady:

Cotton, quiet: uiddling. 1919; gross re
ccIp;s. 1.1S0 bales. stock, a9.l9a bales export
Coastwisc G"9S bales.
Tota! to-day at an ports-Net receipts.
'@'S bales; export I" Great Britain, 1876
nent I"99 bales; 10 Japan. 2lSi bales. stock,
los iG3 bales
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts
bales. 10 France, .3ls bales 1" the Cont
ncnt 4ls2o bales TO Japan, l3IS3 bales
total since september at all por,s-Net
receipts, Si6S.i,. bales; export to Great
Britain. -,S5i,5jj bales To France SO ISL
bales. to the Continent. 2.735.5S bales: to
japan. 2I0.iJi bales; To Mexico. 9lGG. bales.
New Orleans. February 3-Cotton contin-
ued DUH to-day with very little speculative
interest shown on either side of the market
~ small advance in the morning was sue
cccded by i small decline almost to yesier-
days close. March closing al Il dcclliN- OF
point while october made an advance OF
points Tor the day.
Although foreign cables were encouraging
ana $1,000 bales fire was reported at Hous-
ton, there seemed to he nothing particularly
stimulating to the bulls in the news OF tho
day. Bears at one time sold rather freely
on reports OF large failure in London.
Highest prices Tor the session were 5aG
points over Yesterdays last quotations. ana
lowest prices were i+sf5 points under.
Spot cotton quiet and unchanged. middiinE
y l3-lic.; sales Oh tho spot 2I3 bales and
llo. 10 arrive Futures closed February
i2&'; March. l2i9, May. 1905; July 1883;
october. ll.c0.
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RICMMOND TOBACCo MARkEr

Richmond, Va, February g. 1911
Following are the quotations on the Rich.
mond Tobacco Exchanges:
LOOSE DARk-tIp
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RICHMOND GRAM MARKET
Richmond. Va. February 3. 1914
OLESALE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE.
RICHMOND HAY MARKEr.

Richmond Va. February 8 1919
The following are the quotations on tho
Richmond Hay Exchange
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Stfamboats
All Travel Arrangements over one
Counter
American or European
Railroad. Steamnhip and PuIIms.
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. Taxicab. Travelers
Checks
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
BOB East Main Street.
Branch Offices: Jefrerson-Murphys-
Richmond Hoteir
TIME AND TROUBLE SAVERS"
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Pota'oes. Irish, No. I, Uus... q N IN
Apples, bbl Observation-Disclosures. = an " II. o.
Dressed hoEs. Observation-Disclosures. q n 10 20
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'NNN'Iofs WI 90 well 90 Keep thclr Owes
o. me attitude oi their representatives al
Washington on the question OF propos"d
STOCK exchange regulations. Nav York to-
10y enjoys the irecst market in the world
lH' dealing IN securities. With urhliritV
:" operation wholly unknown on the Conf.
l"htdl bourseS restrictive LEGISLATION here
would undoubtedly drive public trading to
i-onGoh OF Montreal, with an added eNpense
70 tEe pHhlc and quite away IRON the reach
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New York February 3.-Money ON can firm
~ 80. iuNng rate g closing. la.N9 Tiua
loans steady, sixty days. IS. ninety davs
go siH months, -. Prime mcrcantiIe
4"Pel' S43'-2 SterliEE exchange steady al
50 500 for sixty day bin, ard AZ $50 f,
DtgnHEq '-ommefClH bills StS3 Bar silver.
Ne@lc&h' dollars. 49,. Government
u"fu- steady railroad bonds firm
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quotations Tor Interest ua.lrr bn,os ..
< price TO which iuterott i.lis, t ,,,,.lt
nome bonds and certiacates ur .ndebled-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-05

In riarm Scriht Ser Irunfeu.
6eits. q ommiiiion bes Staates Wai.
iahuletts miro Die iKtereiinnte 6eit.
iteQung gematt ouB BON lie 3rpnn8ig
gerionen Die I'M Stunte megen
5runfenbeit perbaftet peroen, nerm.
5ebn aneritaner ODER 8riten iino.
ltniere 9robibitioHsgeiese limo be.
fanntlif mebr ODER neHiger geael
ole auslan0er geriftet, Die man
anf oieie 8eiie our 0iidternbeit
er5iehen piI. Rah Dem GrgebniB
Der in Miaiiaduietts o%eranitolteten
Grbebung iteireu nber Die ausidn.
Ser ioIter 3pangsgeiebe om oder.
tuenigiten "a beoiirien. @eun man
alio abiolut SGufer befebreu pia,
ioa man lid an Die riftigen Gen.
te fDenoen un0 Den GrIaB BON Bro.
hibitiousgeieBen niht mebr nit Der
faulen 4itsreoe gu redltfertiaen iu-
den, oaB iolte @eleBe Der aus.
lanoer megen notbig ieien.
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Jolgsnos tleins gosbaitigteit hi
bon Chiffon ersd5It: Sc mar su isn
3eit, nIs Chiffon bic grfinbnng b.
Gptsamoi9ins bsenbtgt bntte; od 3
IuGte ibn zines Sages Elm gutter .
FAINTER unS frngts Jpn, oh or i9t
LANCE nidts 0sues inebr .sesdubsr
babe. Doll sGtsn 8attrROl3ss iiibr
.gbiufon ben Befufer ~ otr reui
MdIGine nnb tr!ldrie ibm oeren &c
lpeubuugsmSsIiHftit. Der Bslut
tpnr ftnrr Dor GfanHen.
limb bns III Sbrs erfinbpHs?s
"Run meinie goiien begiiti
geao soua sigentIiG ui9tl s.
MirfIihteit bat IGon Dor mir ismdn
siEe .GprtGmGidins4 t~pntruisrt.@
Der Jbnsn2'
Dn lG1slie Der 3nt6srer pom Ben
lcport nerIHmibt uHO m,inie: 81
|frtiliGl SIN pardbita, aus cine
Aippe Mbamsl Dos mar bod III
|erHe GprehmnFGinet Obsr iaIItel
sic esssntsitiser MsinuHs F.in9!"
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3ur gtr6in6erung bna
GrI6attsrungen BEL pbotosraphii4su
aufnabmsn aus frsisr 6dno mirO
empfpbler, nit Der 9dmera 3ugIei4
sinen i4nersn Ssgsuitdno gu baItsH;
Die 5uno bleibt babel rubiger unO
aud Der Din0 tanE tuenigsr GinfIuB
ausiben; man betommt ouf oiefe
Weiie i6Grfsre Iufnubmsn. 0asz
Ielbe gilt aud BEL qufnubmsn nit
LANCER clearinghouse. 9snu IhOn
Die BIut3irtulatipn beruriu9t elm
3ittern Der 6dnhe, fuo0ur6 bic Bill
Der unfhurf peroen. 9ss9alb 1T Is
elm gang 5psdmdbigss siufahss Wlit'
tel, Bel Observation-Disclosures slsiha
ssitig bic aamsratai6e nit aafstten
p6er einen Gtsin in Der SdnO gu bals
ten. I'm grlGittsrungsn duf elm WiH'
oeitmuB gu bei4rdnten.
UenaugspruHHIsH M
in RaFsrpasn borf man nis'
maIs abtroben. Gtpus Qide bins
einqeftrsut, nit to6enoem Maher
u6erbrabt, eintgs Stunben fte9en
laTsn, I0t ben Sas, ohnt ben Wsss
tonbobsn gu ruinieren.
ReFtbpnGtGrts T6atts H1au
ni9t fort, IOnbsrn itels bag SefdB
f6r6a, oaB T6 Der 8oosnfab an ei'
ner Settle famneIt. Damn Idbt it4
oas obsre DaFer ipdter Isi4t abgtes
Ben, uub bic eingetrodnets etdrts
fam pieber psrfpsnbet tptrben,
96aufenRer unO 56ei6en
bsfdlnqen niAt 70 leidt. tusnn man
Te i4na4 nit @Ip3erin auf beiosn
Gtiien mittsls piuieIs obsr tDeider
Birfte beitreiht.
anne n r il m Z reiben lsidt
an Der oberen aaRte, mo bic
StrumpFbolter iin eintlemmen. Weon
tam benz oorbeugen, tpsnn man IN
men ringsum Elm 8on6 einnd9t, hai
benz @spebe 9alt gibt.
9a8 4ustrodntn uni
#9erbrenntn bon Speifen
burd au ftarts OberbiBe lam man
auf peTf1iebers Deiie Derhiten. Dds
4uFleaen bon 8utterbrctpopter dit1
ben 8raten lit betannt. bod seniigi
oies in Oielen JGlsn ni4t, AUDI II
Dos 9atterbrOtpapier in tnr5er Sci.
braun uno a~srbrodelt. Wan erreit
cine nad6altissre Nirfung, mem
iber bas 8uttsrbrrtpopier nod cir
goaen ftartes braunes padpopier &C.
bedt III. 9os auflegen bon Sped
|dei6en unb lIebergiebsn nit oidsi
Iourer Go6ns Derbinbtrt aud fartsi
Brdunsn, bod ion beiDes erf bonn
aur Dirfung tommtn. fuenn be-
| Broten fhon bon olen GeiteH an
( sebrGunt 1T; fDenrl man 81 seitil
5psdf9eibsn ouflest. brGunt be-
graten anter ben S9eibtn nitt
Mu6 auflGuFe idiist man ourd
MufIeaen BON guftsrbrObpdpier 20
BEN 9erbrennen; ebenfO gsratsl
gausrtraut, 3uIamm.nsetohte De
ridte, pis crib Step, Ipa
Mid ~sSriceo ulip. Is9r iaftig, irsn'
Fe inter benz Dedel mob NIT sinen
@uittrhxotpapisr bspsdt IIHb.
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Ser rsIaufnb".
tShhtuug siuer nturn Srt tbbartr
Ghnmpigtpne.

AudltnHg clHcf HelrN NIi tHOUtkt
G%dnmpianpns.
Sit SabrsR 1T osr fran3olifs
prOisfor Der gotauii an Der Corr
bonnie in paris, Or. Qouis Nas
iru6ot, 0dmit bsf6ditiai, bic btitsn
acknowledgements fir cine nsus
qrt oss sbborsn GbampignOns, Oen
.gIaufub" (tri6ofOmd uubum) feIt'
saFslltn. Die 9sriufs lparsn 10
Ian9lpierig, ga Die GntpidIuns oss
%asnannten piI3ss Isbr Inngidm Dous
itattsu aebt. Der GeIshrts bate
feline 9erfu4e Der 3idtung bes
| ,gIaufubes" auf einem 9umus BON
perfaulten Gi1enbIGitsrn In ben
aeIlern bes qariisr Obisrbntotiums
ousgefiibrt, uub sipur in p~olIFtGnoigsr
Dunfelbeit unb BEL elmer Semperds
tur BON IL Grao Ddrme. usbsr
ole grgebniFs BET 9trfuds Matrus
dots eritattste isbt fein GdhtoIlege
an Der GorbOnns, grpf. 8diion
8Onnisr. Der gariisr @taosmie Der
DtFsnI1aftsn tingtbsnosu geriht.
0anad erlsi0st Der ngIaufuB'
burh Die aultur nn1 Watru1ots
Mletboos gentle 8srduoerungsn.
Ddbreuo er i'm Grsisn bisbsr nur
I'M 5.rbit Grtras iisfsrt, III er bel
Der finftli6en 3utt in itosr 5abrss'
ssit srtragbringsuo. geionoers gut
lit Der Grtrda in ben Mondten 5a'
nuar bis JuIL Die Gsllsr5uht,
bic nit Silfs oes Npcsliums oss
qilses eeIdiebt, bringt in BET allgs'
meinsH duBsrsn JOrm oss G9am'
piguons 70 tiefgrtifsnoe 8erdnOerun'
gen berpor, oab bsitimmts Gbarat.
fer3iies Oss .9Iaufubss" a~Ilmahlifi
suriidtreten unD f9IiebIid gan5 Dsr'
idpinoen. 0Gbei 3eisen bic Yflan'
5sn rieiss ausmabe: Der 9ut En-
rsi9t Bis 3n 5h 3on 9urhmefier.
Ser GtieI, Der unnntirltd bersr0berf
un0 aeidpOIIen srideint, erlangt si'
ne 60be Don CT 3oll. 4uBtr'
benz ptrIdninoet Der bldulids0iolet'
te Gar6ton, Der Oisien gbompigupr
tsnnsei6net un6 inn isinsn BOLTS
ilmli6en Ramen eingsiragsn bat
ct finost iid lpsosr auf Dem Gid
Der tpsib 1T, nod auF Sen Camel.
len, bic eIienbsingslb nerbtn. nod
au9 duf Dem Sut, Der einsn i9mut'
ala rutibsn, ms 6elltaffeebrount
h~berae1euotn 5arbtou 3eigt, Der AZ
bic GieIls oss uripriin9liden Nab.
bsaans gstrstsn III. Die Grperi.
Henie WatraGpts 3sisen weitsr9in
bdb Der i'm Keller in Der Duntsl.
beA, lei eintr Wdrms BON SO Oral
81. unO in elmer roHergefdttigtei
atm0EtaGre se3intete rglaufuB'
tbtnTo frdftig pdHit tDis in Der Ra
tur, bag Fl au jsOsr Subres5eit sr
truqsfdiis 1T ano Ieiffer fortss
pfldnst ref5en fam dIs in BE-
HrtiEi.. ernd6nt lei nod, BAT
Ser RelFsshnlapignon ben oelitatel
@tf6mdd aaf ben fsinsn Duff ieineI
;Ereiinft : SaIifgen urberGHoert BE
BAIT. mas dis pspeis bufiir geItsl
lam, oab Ter a.mif9e proS.b il
ser Eiefe oer 3tilen Bel Der flint
liden aufau6t fire gsrdnOsruni
erleioet.
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Omaha, acbr, s, Bat 1914.
gsenn shruSure gluuieptIt Be I'd

gSsnu sbepSOre 9iOOieptlt Die ab.
iidJt sat, in jpei Snbren pieoer
ais grdiocutiduftS-Stnno aui5u.
treten, 10 miro er it'd ieOeuiuns UNI
cine anOere domination beperben
miiiien ols nm Ole Der progreiiipen
8urtei. Geun oieie bat ~bolitdnoig
an Die Grobibition ansperfauit. 5n
einem Staate nod Dem onoereu er.
tldrt iic it'd fir rationale grubibi.
tion. 9as nlad)t 6 iir Rooiepelt
ihIedttrOinqs mm0eIit, nod Elm.
NAL an Der Spite in cine Br1iioeut.
ibafts, aumpagne 81 5iehen, Oeun
ieIbit ieine e~rbittertten @egHer bn.
ben nod nidt pom ibm 81 bebaupten
gepagt, Dap er Elm 8robi6itiouiit
iei.
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uHterbrodtnt Rtbsi
BoIssrebner Gin Der 9trfommIung) |
a6ier ftsHs i4. ,iHt beutfhe gidsl
un6 rnfe in bic DtIi - (5um 0ori
hbsrgshsnbsH AenHsr) sin seibtI!I
giHfGrdntaH q. Riatsr;
.Gk bnhsE sussi flint Sahss Belts
l@uIbiloung gtnOHm
NnasiIagttr: .yaa, Don Gtnuf
mar pa nini bel bic afpti!s
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HtaLGIl1lrLa Anielaen!

a~uscnarte. 1rs. 9icSartbo < g9t.
GartbB @oaf. Gcbtrait Ii @eDor
aaruntiri. @liirr anaepobt gesablt
ME S,hr i0nnt. Ctien bis 1 ithf
5onutaas. iii % o. 70. @eb.
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Die Salite Der Sdeioungstlaaen psrs
BEN bnr9 Eruntiudt pernriaht. Orr
grinfer giebt mel GeIo NIT 3s1asnoiien
aus, oas ieine 5ran uno Rrnber bstouts
men loatsm. CT perldnmt ieint srbeit
unb iiibIt midi gut, anger sr trtuft. Sc.
u0bnlih 1T er snbaus i5isnt eslauut
Gies duoert Iid ales, peHn has alfos
boIqift aus itiuem Spitem eutferni 1T
uno oer BnuId uuo isHs furhtbare @ier
limb psri1mnnom. Ger fiherite, supers
ldTiafe nfio idnsuite @eg, btes 3u tbnn,
lit bic ReaI gsbanbluns i'm Zeal Sns
ftitut, 1902 Gib 10. Giraffe, Cmoba,
Gebrasfa, III usblneH. Ole 2eitltue bat
III bentids arst 81. u. Rah,ieer. nn
8orreIponoeu3 piro erinnt. Streug pers
trauli9. 56reibt wessu 8i6teiH De-
partement z.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-05

gs beJablt iid, itet5 iuuberc Bd.
ihe 81 traaen.
GDans WoSel GaanOr1
Smaba 1Opel SuppID SO.
If. un0 Douglas Ctr, Gmoba, Ref
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q. 4. 8nrt, Oeniiher Opti
fer. augcu unterridt fir grilen.
a43--5 Erenoeis @cb Smaba.
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Gaunbries.

8nI6tne lit brbauernsuertb; aber
ui6t, ipent Sie iid nit Der Ga.
nttaru 8et Boib 2atnorp in Ser.
6inoung iesen. @robc 6amiIienlud.
Idle 75c. gcrieft gebIaut uub fer.
tia jum giigcln. Eel Sarnep 7s4.
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Gigarrru.Rciiruhcr urrlanot: Scr.
treter uerlangt, INN fir unicrc
Gigorrcn aunocu 81 beihuiicn.
Saldr bejablt an i1biac R1nncr.
5drci6t an: GproeIle Cigar So,
Statiou z. Reru Dorf. u. y. mis-
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8. q. Gtnrsts, 4ateniantualt, 646
grnnoeis 9benter @ebduoe. gel.
Douglas 3469.
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Garmarbeitsr in ben 30'er 5abren,
iudH arbeit anf Der Jarm, Bat
Grfabrumg, 2obnanipruh mdbig.
|Offprten an bic Gmaba 3ribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-05

5riidje gOdwnrf jtOen 5reitas muS
Gamitng, oelifoter, ielbitprdpnrir.
ter Sdinfcn uno Sped, ionic bic
beitcn 5leiihiorteu nler art. Ser
mann RGgele, 23O8 iiol. 16. Gtrn.
BE, 3eIepbon Douglas 3t18.
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Jelnite 9;nrdI. aiObclu; 9ieeo.Di6btln
aui gqteaung gemoht. Grinba
aeco & R1ttpr 60 tt9 Wpts 10.
gtrnRs Tel TpuoVos 2ni0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-05

yatentanwaIte
RilarS Gbob, yateHte, 1880 9th
gsationaI gant Building, Tel
1pIer 1883.
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Observation-Disclosures
Mmlfimgcr e Ne6b. Gmabo Ratio.
nal ganf @eb., Simmer $50, Gina.
ia. Ielepbon Douglas 3693.
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90pfe eer;odt aus ausseEdmnuien
aaoren $3.50; ein Get aodsn
frei. Grau 3. 81. cd, fa04-fS06
81. .. SO. Bldg, Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-05

Sn Sem biT6OfIi6sn paIals. Ell
ntm Gs6aaos i'm NOrosn 9aIaeoliSs,
bsiano ii9 aud bic aommanaantur
Der 5taoE. Jn sifem Der sa1Irsidsn
autsidIt. Doh esata aiamssr alrs'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-05

2as pr~cisparOi9nc 6iirn BET 4yrtst
3ump. Teutihc Slide. 1909
Go0gc Strabr. 2. 5tod. MobIse.
tttit 25 Gents.
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Ban Sant Gdule.
BUR aur5idriit.

@WBE NHU gIUsHF ~lUHIt.
geiudlt pen 0cn @ebiIScten uni
G%rfobrenen. Seine agentrn 1t.
fcp6onirt ODER ihreibt tpegcn Rrs
iaIog Omaha Gabrnsfa IL
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Baggage. Granddaughter. M6bsln uno
oQe nn6errn NrtifeI bei0roert.
goteniunglns 5u olen 5tunSen. lin.
fer Tiqnit ser bette II. iancaite a.
nicoriqIien Ratcn o. ID. & Q. eli
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-09
RAReEs CARRY WOUNDED

Geneva, Dec. 9.-The cargo boats
that formerly carried coal and cereals
on the Rhine have been transformed
into ambulances and are conveying
wounded soldiers from Colmar to Col
ogne,
The German wounded generally are
well cared for in the hospitals along
the Rhine, but their numbers have in
creased to such an extent since the
middle of October, that there have not
been enough doctors to give them
prompt attention, and many slightly
wounded have died on this account.
So overworked are the surgeons that
they often fall asleep while on duty,
A story comes from Colmarsto the ef-
feet that well known surgeon. after
working for a fortnight with very lit
tie rest, fell asleep over an important
operation. Pressing calls have been
made upon the doctors in Germany,
including the most aged, to remedy the
difficulty.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-09

since they landed in England. 1t has
rained nearly every day since the Can
adams entered into camp here and the
flat grounds are sea of mud.
All branches of the service have
been greatly handicapped by the mud
and rain. Drill has been very trying.
However, the Canadian organizations
are showing the best of spirit and pa
tiently undergoing the training nee
.essary to qualify them for service at
the front
A complete reorganization in the
Canadian troops is taking place to
make them uniform with the British
army Instead of having each com
pany act as a separate unit, two com
panies are combined, one captain act
ing as the senior officer, the other as
his assistant, and each lieutenant
commanding one Of four platoons with
about go men each, This plan makes
it possible for the senior captain to
be relieved of all routine duties so he
can give his time to the broader ad-
ministrative and military problems.
The Canadians have taken very kind
ly to the change, the lieutenants be-
ing especially fond of the plan as ii
places greater responsibility and in
depedence upon them than the old
single company system.
kumors are circulated in camp al
most daily that the Canadian contin
Igent will be sent to Egypt as soon as
lit is whipped into shape. The Can
adams are quite willing to go any
where there is fighting. AS much ex
citement is promised in Egypt the
Canadians are anxious to go there
hoping to be transferred later tc
France so that they can have 9
chance at the Germans.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-09
AN UNCANNY EFFICIENCY

Much was written aDout German ef-
Hciency prior to the war in military.
commercial and educational matters,
but there was no intimation of such
prodigies Of foresight and cunning as
are reported from various parts Of the
globe. A few centuries ago such
ahings would have brought charge
Of witchcraft against the whole coun-
try. Sometimes the reported exploits
are so incredible as to arouse sus-
picion that the enemy is the victim Of
nerves. If the Germans have accom-
pIiahea all the shrewd things ascribed
fo them and have spies in all the
places where their presence is sus-
peciea. they must be supermen indeed.
But whatever the grounds for the my
Rad stories. the fact they are belleq-
ed is very advantageous to the Ger
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-09
THE OVERWORK ED
TEACHER


Rupert Aaplund Of the New Mexico
department OF education has the
hearty endorsement Of The Optic when
he says that teachers and pupils in
the public schols Of the state are Civ
en too many vacations. Mr.. Asplund
recently stated that school terms
should be measured by certain num-
bers of days of work. If a vacation
is given during the term, the same
length Of time should be added on to
the end 1t is Mr. Asplund's belief
that the patrons and pupils of the
schools are entitled TO a full school
term He suggests that the Christmas
vacation be shortened this year, owing
to. the fact that teachers and pupils
were given a weeks vacation at
Thanksgiving time.
The Thanksgiving vacation was
made lengthy on account Of the teach
ers' convention, which undoubtedly
benefits the instructors far more than
If they had spent the time teaching;
indirectly the pupils are bettered by
the further advancement Of their
teachers. But why not have it at a
time when vacation prevails and thus
not deprive teachers and pupils of a
substantial vacation at the real holi
day time, Christmas?
Teaching, of course, is hard work
SO is studying and reciting. The tired
business man or professional man,
however, cannot sympathize strongly
with the so-called overworked teach
er, who has two days rest in every
seven, a long vacation in the summer
time, and whose hours are from a.
m. to 4 p. M, with an occasional
nights work to grade examination pa
pers. Therefore, Mr. AspIund's sug-
gestion that a little more attention to
business and a little less vacation be
she rule in the schools appeals to The
Optic as a good one