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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-22

Chicago. September Observation-Disclosures a
decided setback ~ one lime. the wheat
market to-day averaged higher Influenced
By a notable falling on In receipts North
Nest Closing prices were steady ati.Ga.c
net advance. Corn finished isgi.c to i.nSc
up oats, with gain or t.ul.c to NC and
provisions tho same az Saturday night 10
3.i.c down.
Lcadinx futurcs lanEeA as follnN,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-22
MARKEr coNpITIoNs.

Esgs-Markci n little dull but price. hold
!is M; receipts heavier. Chicks Receipts.
heavy. market unsteady; out!Ool. lower:
moving SLOW. EutteT markc: lac lower: re-
rrris moderate selling nne Country meats
of all kinds scarce ana wanted. Hides
Market In splendid shane and selling !nInt-
di.tcly ON arrival! Veals continue scarce and
."iur fine shin I'll you can in this line. All
.LAn slnck se-llMS NMc anh IN GOOD demand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-22

January .... 1917 1870 1905 1907
SHORT RlBs-Per 10, lbs.
September ...... 49,. 49,. 49,. u.t5
iSn aSsss -: 1910 r& ,os; !S.ss
Cash grain closed: Wheat-No. red
Eit,5lthi3s. No. /: hard. fl.1lxaSi.l3i.
corn-No yellow 7s%dSahc. cats-Stand-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-22
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE srOCN Nj

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSalca al Union Stock Tards.)
1.-Two stock report for the week ending Sep
tcmber ia. 1914:
i;!chmond. Va. September 81 1910
Best steers, TO Si2: medium to good,
=. to az; common to fair 6h to III; best
heifers. to ~: medium TO good. ca to Ga
common to fair. 5is to 8: best cows. to 6ts
medium TO good. OF to so: common to fair.
good. So. TO Ga; common to fair. 4ta to 5;
pest bulls. ~, to s: light to 81; calves.
TO ?; dicks, to ca: COWS and calves, $50
to 3s5 per head; best hogs ss to o. soua
and stays. 81, to "a best sheep. n1 to 5:
medium to good. ga 10 "a: common to fair.
to Vi+: spring lambs. =. &c az.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-22
McGuire's
University School
ItH,liMONE. Va.
WILLIAM BYRD PARK,
RICHMOND. W..
LOWER SCHOOL FOR LITTLE
Ul(lNS

BOYS.
The fiftieth session will open Sep
tcmber IL 1914, in the new school.
house adjoining William Byrd Park.
OF about $50 acres. The building.
equipped with the most approved.
modern single desks and furniture.
is heated and ventilated by the
American System" the system most
highly recommended by school ar
chitects and sanitary engineers.
The location OF the school is I'M
surpassed. Opposite the public play
ground at Byrd Park, IL is In easy
walking distance OF the western resi-
dence district, convenient TO all ear
lines, only fifteen minutes from Fifth
and Main Streets.
Catalogue by mail or at hook
stores. Principal at 1918 West Ave
nue.. Phone Madison ia.
JOHN p MCGUIRE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-22

Chicago. September ci.--Hogs weak: bulk
Of saisa. ss.toas9.o0; light. .s.Sd3ss4o; mixed.
pss ,sssxs .i Sstas s,e SSsn sS
sssSatii.oo: steers. ,6.a5dssl5; stockers $50
gSSE: COWS and heifers S3.cod3s.ao: calves.
SopdSi..M. Sheep. weak: sheep, $1N6SJ15;
yearlnEs. :5.I6Hfe0o; lamhs ss..ORli 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-22
RAILROADS
Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway Compan,
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY MI. i,Aii. LINE no NORFOLK
Leave Byrd Street Station. nichm"n.l ron
HHoNNFoLk; 800 a. NJ. 800 r. ~. .i:i0
Eoi; nYNClipuEG AND THE WEST:
Arrive liichmoni from Norfolk: 80 a
NJ. '6:I n. 80 J.. ". From the West:
NJ. '3:JJ T.. NJ " "'N' ~
only s'u"ua'
" =. BEvIr.i. W c SAUNDERS.
l., ~ Nj Roan9ke q. 7. n. Roanoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-22
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

I:,j y Local Daily Newport New,
.:p \. l.ocal-Daily-Ch Vile. Ex sun
Thurmord.
f3:]o A.-t;Apress- Daiiy-Sorfo,k. Old Point
1910 A.-locai-Daily-Lch Lex. c. Forge
'l2;51 Noon E%prcss = Daily = Norfolk. old
Point
t:0l P.-EXpveSs-Dailv-Eo Old Point
1:pl RI -ocal-DRily-N. News. Old Point;
5:iJ i.-l ocsl-EN. sun. GoEaonsyille.
'":lo P.-locnl-EN. Sur.--i.yncnb'g. T.. Forge
'-:lo p.-ESrrcss-p aily-Cin.. I.'ville
80 P.-limite Daily-Cin. ChEo. st. L.
'ii:gp .-ENpres-- Daily-Cin Louisville.
sSloepcEs. tparlor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-Iocal from
East: ,e:!5 q. NJ. $40 l.. VI Through from
East: 80 y. ". 900 u. NJ, $3.50 T.. 81 Local
from West: $50 4. NJ, go 100 ~ NJ. and 40
$3.50 Il. NJ.
james River Line: ..s:s5 A. NJ. 500 f.. 81.
Daily.
"Daily excep: Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-22

liverpool. September :i-Spot cotton in
moderate demand; sales, i,Wo bales. inciud-
ing l.a01 American on tho basis OF S.Sdd. for
imports. - "5 bales, including 800
.NuiCrICar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-22
RAILROADS
Richmond, FTedGrlCkSh'g & Potomac R.R.
J0AHD FROM WASH. yGT0R AND BEYOND.

ACCOMMODATION TRaIHS-WEEKDAYS.
leave BYRD st. Sta. 400 P. II. for Freaericksburg
Leave EihA Sta. 80 4. h, $50 p. II. for Ashlan&
Arrive Byrd st. Sta. SEQ In. from Freaerioksb'g
Arrive Elba Sta $50 An, Sac T. n. from Ashland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-22

PrninSii;nr AZ OrIen-
fni =. y. TO. fire.
uucnt SHilinEs. Ipdin,
& IL II IL. Philippines,
Japan, 4 ustr In,
New Zealand. Winter
Tours In tniliu. Round
w art Il Tours. For
hIlt Information mn
ply Z IN mr. a Line,
:t-2f state ST.. y. /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-22

sDaiiy. tWeekdayr. 2Sundays only.
All traias to or from BYRD Street Station
stop at Elba. Time Of arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Eeed thu signs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-22
BuTTER MARKETS.
CuICAG0 GRAM NAnkcrs

Eleln. H.. September H. Butter Eieh
cen tubs soid a, 2sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26
Snnnrnnnf. nnh llntrrnnnn.
NnN g0etter.

Sir MnrDlono nn0 ocn Giitrift
Columbia Dchc mo morgcn be.
m0Ift wobridcinIih 9icgcni@duer;
mdBigc hloIihe gSinoc
Gu ougcncbm mar oic Ecmpcro
tltr am qcitrigcn Gage, oob 6enitcr
mo Sbilrcn oeofinet wurOen mo
piclc NfoutcI pcri6mnnocn Der
hodlitc EDcrnIomctcritnn0 Gctrllg 81
cjroo mn 3 dior glodnlittogs unO
Die nicorigltc35 @roO I'M 6 ll1r
NiefQcn&.mlu no
,Su ben ii6riQen gScttcr 9eobodl
lungs Statipncn Oes 9anocs mar Oic
icOriaitc 9ouperatnr mic iolgt:
gltIoniic Git0 36, @ismord 12, 30.
iion 80. S'nffalo 80, Gborlciton 90,
Chicago is, GlcuclonO A. Corpus
G1riii 60. Gcnper 80. Detroit 81
Guht6 80. Goitport a. @ol0citon
60, @reen Ban 3S, @otteros II,
&aorc .. Sclcno 2, Sadionuille 80,
aaniaS Gitu IA, anoruille 40, 2oilis.
piQc 50, Niorqueite 80, Nlcmpbis
50. 9Ronteomcru 90 Nontreol %,
9lanhidct 80, 9lcm CrIconS 5S, gieU.
Norf 34 Cflo6oma SO, Eittsburg
Al, @6ilaoclpbia 80, @ortlon0, Ylcy
"a NortIonO, Ore, n. Quebec 12,
ginIeiab AZ, Salt 9ofc GitD "A, 5un
Ttslncisco so. ct. Souis 80. Ct.
9Saul 3G, Scroutou 80, Shreveport
IS, Spofanc 80, Gampo SO, @oib'
inaton BIG. g9innipea 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26
WSirs Ecmneramenf.

0ic 40 Su6rc oltc %ictorla ',,rt.
Inns pom g6r.llt3, 9icpmo1s cu .6ril
mclc6e 0icnItoo glbcnO nle S%'' ' noll
scr Ssirt6idoft oes Subcrt aurg nit
9lr. 1926, Siios s5c6r6ocrltraGe Sc.
3icoclItcincn cinmorf wcil III rc,,l
trGnfc Dcrpcigcrt wor0en 'D' 'Grcll
uuroc gcitcrn ocnl @cricltspetlu,gg6 ,g6oil
ii6crlpiclcn. %ictorio, ipelac .;ono
bcs Ocitcrcn ucrboftct mor, p'l ;',ol.
iicO am 70. 6c6runr I'M er''",r SEER.
Wcri6t pcgcn cineS d0nliae'l s;cr.
9cbcnS inO mtrOe untcr oel'' sohr
iprc6cn iiA 81 beiicrn oll en- mil
ouf Eorolc cntloiicn. Ga 'lI Not.
i6r &crlpredcn nidt ge1ollc', ',,,;dt
muB iic iih oicienucgcn uor ~
Dcrontiportcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26

cr iic6 6crcits in 9ucnos 9lDres DC.
iciner Ger6oihtn9 i6uIOig 6eIal'nl
bobe. Dab cr and ieBt 6ereit leI le','
@eitdnoniB 5u pieOer6oIcn ir1O Oup
er OesbaI6 niMt einiebe, warlnI CT T.
lonae alf icinen @ro5eB porten mn.
ie. 9tod Oicicr Grfldrung ia9tc 1''
9iid)tcr: ol)lir ihcint, ais ob 0re'Me.
notc SIR &or6ercitlmg Oes Frojef''
0cniigen ioQten. Sd merOc Den FtO'
3cB norgcn uornc6mcn.~ 0ier crDu'
6cn ST. Sronf q. Slt6or0t Der ~"
luolt Soadctts, unO @iilfS Staur
9(nwolt Smith GinpouO iuOenl ~
bemcrftem OoB lie icb nidt III 70 lu'
ser 3cit porbcrcitcn f6nnte. Ndru"l
iogtc ser &idter: n@ut, it1 lpelO'
Damn am 6rcitng nit ocm ErojeB "
Qinncn.~ 9lls 9lntport bicralIT "
mcrfte 0r. Smith, OaB Oas Sfo0ls
onmolts 9iireau 6creits glrrollSy
ments Ooiiir getroifeu babe oaB w
Yro5cB inn Grininnlgcridlt y(r'
poracnonrmen mcr0c. 9ns cr aOV.
5ugcbcn mnlBtc, OaB Oos Gotiull nV~ NV.
nic6t icitaeicbt icL iogte Der Flple''
,Gicics @cridt bat 6crcitS OaS Sg
tum icItaeiebt lnO Der @rojeB ~',,
Ocnluod0 uicbt in 9l6t6cilung y~.
ionOern bier pcr6on0elt UcrOen-
Stootsompolt Sr0uing CAB lp'l''
ouf sic 9(nirugc. mas iciu 9iircall !"
Der 9lngelcacn6cit 81 t6lr geOe"ys
Sic ouspeidenOe glntluort, OaB
niGt gcitottet lei oic 3ufnnlt pU. =.
ous5nioqeu. Seiner 9lntloort l"V;
cr Sic Sro0c 6il5u oSobeu Sle
I'M NcQomitone %orf iene &ille ~
Ser Groc beo6obtct, ans Ocnen our
mO GGmpie enporlicigen2 Sle l1~ "ar
ten feinen S6ooen an, bercItell u0'
ben 9ourilten piel SpaB.
rs q / u u u g YeY I u = "
Derfaltf.
Gem 9ii6tcr elliott pnrOell W.
tern 13 9oOcu6ciibcr inter Ser ~"
flooc porgcfii6rt, ongc6liG Die SV'n' ''
toNS0eiebe ii6crtrctcn ST. paUSG
Mehtsonmalt 9(i6mam welGer ~ ~
glnQeflogtcn pcrtrot, brnbtc uor. U"D ',,'
sic 9cbtercn i6reu 6eicrtog am Su''
itoa 60ttcn unO ans Oieiem Wrlln, Nv,
lire @cidGftc am Sonntng u or
6icltcn Ser 9iGtcr occcptirte 'Y "r.
0ieic GntidpIoigung niht mo ,nn
fldrtc, ooB iid bier SeOernlall''1 ,Gc
6cIte6euoen @eicben 5iI iiigen V mor.
Ger Ni6ter cntlieB abcr Oic Inn aSor. S
0cfii6rtcn trobOcm nit Der s1 'So.
ming. oaB cr linen I'M sSIeOsiti sifti.
hlngsioac Die D0dIie StroTe 5"O''
ren mer0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26
evalSina's rsaicbua WniOc. "

Siir oac 9icbbo6cr oes 9iotionol.
Spiclcs, goIc6ol( lit Spol0ing' 8
.Yoie6oa 0uior~ cine 9hltoritdt, oic
oIs superldiligc Guclc il6er Ole 9r,
cioniiIc ouf Dem Spielieloe idmnit.
lidcr ancrfonnter 2igen groB imo
flcin, 6ctruMtct miro. Die gllSgo6c
BON 1914 rci6t iih ibrcn Soredngc.
rinncn miiroig an. 0os 35A Sctcl
ltorfc Nucb cnt6Glt untcr glnoerenl
cincn poacn 9cridt iiber oic Syclt.
relic Scr a@iunts~ rn6 ,,OSbitc
5ur," ilber bic Scric ser g9eItinei.
tier Spielc in 1913, cincn mItrufti.
pcn 9lrtifel iiber oic aunit oen Yull
iihcr 81 trcficn iibcr Die ncuen &c.
9cln lno cine Hcpuc Ger piclcn gro
zen mo flcincn Orgoniiotionen ocS
SonoeS Cine oroBe 9ln6o6I @boto.
grap9icn pon Clubs in Brllppcu ino
0in5clOilocr Der Spielcr 9citdlieh
Den u@uiOc" MIR nod intereiionter.
Ger 0@uioe~ miro gegen GinieuOung
pon 10 Gents pon Der oQlmericoli
Sports &ubIiibine So" 81 @orren.
Strv glcip.9orf, gG.0., on iroeno
einc 9lOrcilc in Ger gSelt DcrIan0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26
Sui Ir6cusmiiOc icim.

@eltcrn gl6enO gcgen Z llbr nobni
Ocr 25j6brigc 5donfmdrter Otto
@cusfen ongcblih in iclbitmoroeri.
i6er 9Ibiidt 2piol ST i'd. @eIcbc
erilnoe &custeh cinen ge6iirtigen
Deutldcn scr in gh. 73i, Gin.
Sono. Strobe\ wobnt uno I'M iel6en
%ouie in ser SSirtbihoit BON 5rail
Barbara Oc5ofiemsfp 6cidditiet lit,
81 icirer %cr8peiilingstbot triebeiL
III uolllt6noig unbefonnt gcblicben.
gos c5iit bot er iicb in Scr gIpotbctc
BON Stto Shniot 9lr Gf7, Sio.
Nroo0pop, eritonoen. 9ler5tliNe BE
IanoIune, bic ibni I'M ct. Solepb $
Soipitol" Su Ebeil iuuroe, brodlte
ion bal0 mlGcr @cioDr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26
Sic limb 0ereint.

Sr. Golono Sicenumo SoDl' uS
0rn. nno 6rou 9luoiiit Sicgll'l,6t
lm0 SRI. Srcocrido $. Alpl.St A.sSt.
Eocbtcr BON 6rou Catherine Nlpsuil Hoi,ll
iuurOcu gcItcru 9lbeno in Dem @ yaS.
ser 2eetcrcn Scr 1880, 0,co.
G6orlcs.StroBc, ourtb %altor .,Sr,l ys
W2iacr BON ser 5pciten liltberll'~'rr ''rr.
Stride gum @unoc tiir's Sebell ., Sr.
cint. 9ls @routfii6rcr iun9lrlV ,icr
Clifford 2ippo imo ais 9rautjl'l'Soi .oi,c
SRI. Wloaic siegmunO. Gine 9.Yp so,,l
9ln5o6l BON @ci6enfen wuroe V "m
9routpoor 81 G6cil nnO iallO' @ ',Gcr
Dem sic fir6li6c Gerenonie pOl"ic
iuor, elm Sod5citsmo6l in Dem @u" .'crl
Scr Yrout Itatt. glo6 eincr l"'G rSc.
@ed3citSrciie acOcnft oos jul9c oScit. S
poor, iib 1ausliA in g3r. G2l -
Sonbur0 StroBc, nic0cr5nlollV'"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26
llpIiaiiten bon lsOliasimaaiitrat.

glnloblib Ocs &crborS Scr 4oli.
5iltcn ,Soiepb 8. Monnion mo
Charles W. 9lclion uclchcS geltcrn
9so6mittog in Der iiiOwcitliden 30
li5eiitotiol itottfano, uno mcIdc BE
onlte bcihulOigt lporen an lettcll
5onitog Ntoreen eiren @ortiped1lel
nit einanoer eebobt 81 booen, mcli
der 5il elmer aeilerci iii1rte, muroe
Wfaunion 5u ctner Celebrate vof
$25 un0 Soften pertrt6eilt, rUobrenO
glelion frei9ciprod)cn puroc 9'ndlT
Dem bic 9lifairc nm icitens Oes go.
ii5eimaeiitrats o6getbou iit miro oic.
ieIbe rpobriheinliA bon Ser eolidei.
gebor0c oes Ndbcren oufacnommen
lncroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26
Q[idle an glidle.

WcItcrn giod)mittog mur0c bonn
&ouIe i6rcr Gltern Ncrrn mO Srall
@illtop Glcrlcin 9lr. 1906, SIT Sc
0crol SiroBc, Srou 2olliic =. Gbr.
6orot, sic 9Sittpc oes Gopitdns gSiI
liam $. G6rborot, sur aui0cu 9iubc
Qc6cttct. 9loh elmer cr6ebenOcn
Eroucrfcicr, Oie 9Soitor Z. s. 9urfc
bon Ger orittcn cngl. lut9. Stride ab.
bcIt. fonO Die 9ciicelmg ouf Dem
,Sof 9mun.6 .6ricOboic" itott. tSrdli
G6r6orot iicoeltc oer @eiunobcit
i6rcs frGnfclnocn Wottcn megcn Dor
chpo flint So6rcn nod SoS glngclea
ii6cr @r. G6r6ur0t ion0 obcr aud
bort niht sic cr6oiitc Ycilcnm0 lmr
III Dor chpo iiulf Sobreu bort icincm
&ci0cn crlcocn. 6roi Gbrborot Fin.
tcrlGBt bier in Baltimore ibre @ltcrn
%rn. Ii. 6rol Suitop alcrlein, 5mel
SMpcitcrn Sri. Sophia lmo Sri
Gorric alcrIcin mo lecbs 9riioer
@co. gl.. ySiaionu s. @cnr1, @Omor(
Z, SoltiS 6. uno gllbcrt q. alcrlcin
6rou G6r6orots &cttcrn fngirtcl
olS @o6rtuMtr1ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26
Qloter NSitcrs fOmmt luicOrr.

Or Soicp6 a0ners, Der ociitidc
Yiiiiiondu ipelhcr Subre lang IN
G6inu acmirft bot unO Dor einem
Sabre in Baltimore mar, febrt bier
her 5urnd. 3 Gumir0 om Somtog,
oeu 10. 2lpriEl l@ormittogS, in Der
Statbcoralc preOigcn inO on gIbcno
i'm n9fdrDIanO Sbcotcr" inter ocn
9inipSicu Der oaatDoliihcn @eicll
iNoitcn Ger Sto0t cincn &ortroG
hnItcn iibcr China. Or. 6let6cr BON
scr aotbeornlc miro Der Goriitcr ocr
6eicr lcin mo $r. i5rco. s. SSeber
Der SeIrct1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26

GoS bon Geo. @iint6cr gep.H's;rcr
Wicr lit oas bette. %iele riip,,ellD
bon Bier crfldrcn, oab g lli.sSScii
encm eritflaiiigcn = anSla'lO'T Ting
@icrc oIcidfournlt. @craOc oas ..,Ite5
iur Ocn 6onilicuocbrnid). Ic6r
gfrona. better Gcihmad illl0 00,rollc.
nd6rfrditig. Gireft BON Der s,, n0.
rel ourm oie ueueiien @laldlln,si",6eit
Qefiiat, luoourd abiolute sS,,rGone
aeiidert miro. Site $l.00. ~
g9olie 20. (Siniis,1S,Iv'O
(e(usciQc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26
Nerrenlpies 5Euhrlucrf.

gln Ger 2omboro. lro 8. StraBc
fano gciicrn sic @oI5ei cincn &otb
flihs, Der Dor cinen ncuer SSogcn
ocipunnt mar. @icro un0 SSagcil
murOcn in bic @oli5ciitatiou 81 Gan
ION gebradt mo oeren @eiiecr miro
nm eiirig gchtdt. Ger @agcn bat
rci6c GGOer idpar5es Cbcrgcitca
mo @umllirciirn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26
@ricffnhen.

6ron .. II IS giebt pielc .s,,o AN.
icl ocoen SSon6cn lpelde IN ''g Ssc
ciner Qlpot6cfe 81 BADEN lln0' ,Ssl
oen ii6clricMcnocn gltDenS p.''
Sic lid am 6eitcn an eincn NlO"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26
SScr6ecrcmOcr grauS.

gSiit6ctc i'm @cidditspiertcl BON @it
gliru. Cine goujc Hei6e BON
@e6GuOcu Ocn 6lommcu sum
Spicr aeialcn. Scueupcbr BON
6rcOcrid mo 9ofonlotiUcn Is
6cn Ocn @rono. Gtpa $50
coo S6ooen.
Sin 9rono, scr ldngcrc 3eit OuS
Qan3c StdOtNcn nit Dem llntcrgaug
6eOro6tc, piit6etc 0eitern 9lod)ulittag
in Moltut 9lirp. Carroll Gountp
6iinf @e6duOe I'M Uci&ditSuicrtcl
iiclcn Ocu 6lammcn ynu Spier umO
ncun anocre Sduicr wirOen me6r
ooer loeniger itorf 6cihdoigt Ger
ongcrid)tete @ciammtiboOen miro
oui $4,000 geidj0st
Gos 6cuer 6rod fur5 Dor Niittug
in Scr 9hmflcs' @iiiblc aus. Gic fol.
ocnOen @c6ouoc 6rounteu pollitdr.
Dig nieOcr:
6arners Ntiaing e. @roin 60,
9oOen pom gSotfins & Bangs, OaS
Sto6nwaorcngeiddit pou 9io6ert g.
GunfleS, @rocerDloOm Don s. g.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26
1intrrhnLLnnns.g .gRrnluciirr.

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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-04-03
B. G. DrummOnd, Postmaster.

If you are so unfortunate as
to have to buy a money order
now you will find the name Of
Bate G. Drummond appended
thereto. Uncle Sam seldom
makes excuses for what he SAYS
or does, but just why he should
take it upon himself to change
the name Of our esteemed towns
man when entering upon his
duties as postmaster of LeXing-
ton, will have to be investigated,
and for this purpose the chair
will appoint a committee Of
three, viz; John Poage, W. R.
Eckle and w. P. Roach to look
into the matter and report.
Wednesday Bate G. Drum
mond became our postmaster.
An inventory of all Of the gov
ernment property will be made
and turned over to Mr.. Drum
mond as custodian. He enters
upon his new duties with every
qualification necessary for the
proper management of the busi-
ness in hand, and with the con-
gratulations and best wishes OF
the whole community. May he
reign ad infinitum.
Mr.. Taubman retires to engage
in business three months before
the expiration of his term. He
leaves a perfect organization for
his successor together with every
facility to expedite the handling
of the mails. Mr.. Taubman' s
service was careful and pains
taking and with his retirement he
takes the satisfaction of having
worked intelligently for the ac
commodation of the public.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-04-03
vaiIima open Session.

The Vailima Open Session
given Monday night in Murrell
Hall, Central College, consisted of
Dickens best known novels.
The young ladies are to be
a dramatized arrangement of
"Our Mutual Friend" one of
congratulated on a selection
that is worth while, as well as
commended for very excellent
work in its presentation.
Miss Metcalf, teacher of Ex-
preston, directed the play and
coached the players. The first
admirable feature was the good
judgment exhibited in choosing
the cast of characters; the next
the individual excellence of each
role. The Vailima players won
responsive sympathy from the
audience by clear and distinct
enunciation, excellent acting,
and the distinctly Dickenesque
atmosphere which permeated ev-
cry scene.
Where all was so good it is
difficult to choose the best and
no comparison of individual meri
could be made. However
because Of her apparent talent
and the popular effect of comedy
Miss Nellfern Spohr was espec
tally happy in her presentation
Of ''Mr. Boffin."
A pleasant innovation was thc
music furnished between acts by
the Wentworth orchestra.
After the play the college gav'
an informal reception complimen
tary to Vailima members.