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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05

gntiebens, peldss Der Sob bes 8ru-
bers Bel ihm peruriaht bate. Wtiaies
gbriitine unb 6eleHe.Subitb itarber
in Ghnliher Weiie.
prins WiIbelm unb @e'
mablin mad albanien
abgereif.
@afbenbura Sa1Ien. 4.
MGrs. prinS Wilbelm BON Wieb ilno
feline @emablin, bic prin5eiiin Sophie,
oas neue 5iiritsnpaar bon gllbanien,
reiItsn am Wlittpo9 nad gllbunieu ab,
nadbsm iie bier ben Gltern Der prins
,eFin nod sinen geiu1 abeeitattet.
SIR bisgstbeiIisuna Gnss
lambs an Der Sran.
ciscperIusf felluns.
9onbpn, A. Mdrs. = Das linz
terbaus bes parlaments ertldrte ii9
am Wlitttpo6 glbeno nit GROCER Wins
ioritGt fir Sis offisieue getbsilisuns
gnslanos an Der Banana gacific
glusitenung in Gan 5rancisco. Cine
9entibrift in bieiem Slime, Die bon
$50 WitsIiebern oes Sauies unter'
sei5net tpuroe, ipiro am Douneritag
benz qremier glsqriitb untcrbreitet
iperben. Die DsntI9rift lit ron glrs
tbur Z. BaIfour, 9lnbreip 8pnar 2alp
unb mebr ala Der Sdlfte Der llnionis
iten bonn llntsrbaus, fait alien ytatios
naliitsn unb Mrbsitsrn unb mebr als
bem Srittsn 1lsiI Der 2ibsraIsn untsr'
ssi@niA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05

SIR Obio unb bas ipeftfide
psnnipfoanisn: 9riibes Wetter am
Oonnerftas. a(m Jreitus unbeitimm>
tss Weiter, ipobrfHeinIi9 Stri4regen
obsr @@nee. gerdnberIi9s Winoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05
DLA erite Seesefehi Der meritanifden
Rebolutipn.

aus BEN Deutihen Reih.
gerlin 4. MGrs. Dro5es, Muf.
feben unb biiitere Defiirhtuu.en ers
rsat Elm BON ber .R6lniiHen 3eitunaA
perSffsntIid,ter Mrtiisl. Der bic Beaie.
bunaen atpiftKn Deuti6tanb uni
Rublanb dls Hart aetrii6t. tpenn niHl
bireit aefpnnnt btaeihnet. Der ct,
petsrsburasr Horrefponbent bes rbkis
nifhen Weltblattes melbet. baB bi.
ruffiihen WilitGr.1ldtter often bon
arieasriiiiunaen aeasn DeutidlaHc
unb Oefterreif. .llgo1rn iprehen unb
bit's Riiituneen thltiGhIih I'm @anas
iaien. Die rufiifhe Reaieruna bdufs
ilr1eheure Waifen BON ariegsmdterial
on uno ifiebe ibre 9ruppenmaifen in
fhftemdtiftbsr Weifs bonn Often iriedss
bereit aeatn bic meftartnae bes Rel.
deg Dor. Gin fofortiaer Rrieg lei
aipar niht au befiirhtsn. aber In ben
hoben Ofiiaiersireiien in ct. geterss
blira herrihe bic lleberseugana, bab
Der sur !3eii Der Bnltanf.iiis bernie.
ben, Gntfneibunasfampf stpiihen hem
Slapentbum uno benz 0erinaHenthum
innsrhaIb Der nGhften bier Sabrs
fommen miiiie.
eSn ihrem ebitorielIen aommentar
AZ ben Wlittheilunaen ibres &orre.
fponbenten aeiBeIt bic .a6lnifde 2eis
iuna1 bic nelie gsbrobuna b.s euro.
pdii6en sfriebens burn RuBlanb in
ben ffdriteH Worten.
0eaen Gplbafens Wib.
hanbIungtn
wom bobsriften arieasminifter Se.
neral sFreiherr 2reB b. areifenifein
1T Elm in iiberrafhenb fdarfsm Zone
aehdItenes gbift aeaen bic Solbaien-
miRhanblunaen erlaHen tpprben. Der
Winiiitr srilGrt. bah bic unpiirbias
@ebanbluna llnterae6ensr aufh5rer!
miiiTe. CT perlanae bdher. baB ale
gcracfsbten ben ernitm Willen aeiosn.
Der n0tbia fsi. Inn bic bic Mrmee mad
innsn nnb aubeg iGdbiaenbsn llsbeI.
iidnbt ausaurotten. gliht nur Der
rohtn Webnnbluna Der Golbaten miiiIs
Elm Gnbe aemaht tuerben. fonben aud
BEN Gdimpfnortan. bic iebt Inn Disnit
iibIih ieien. 0eaen Offiaier. bic feine
Gelbitbsberrfhunq beiiben. biirfe feline
iinanasbrahte Nahiid5t aeiibt psrben.
gr eriparte, bah bic Disaiplinar. .Gez
rihie idhonunaslos porneben iinb biirh
ftrsnae llnttrfununa feiiitelIen. Oh fol.
DE iih iel6it perasfenbe Worasfehte
Der GttIIuna eines Gffisiers iibers
hunpt ipiirbia ieien. llnteroffisiert
fcie~ BET einem MiBbraum ihrtr
DitrifatipdIt nnipeiaerIi6 su hsarnbi.
rsn unb oiis benz Deere au entfernen.
untuben in gpirus.
Dd offiaisle Draan Der beuti6tn
R'aieruna bic .glorbbeutIfe gtaaes
nttine 3eituna1. bsfh6itiat iiM nit
btn Beifrsbunaen. aug bem gpirns a.
ilen ftIbhIfdnbiqsn Gtaat Al MAIDEN.
sic eriliri. bdB Der Qlufiianb hoffent.
lid niGts iptiter ols cine ileberaanass
erfGtinuna fei: @riehenIonb tperbs
ME fsinc Ginminiauna su Der Gmdf.
fiina sines ftlbitidnbtasn Gpirus ae.
zen.
.ssuapii6wu ipifh absr asmeIbss, ha6
~ Hstsblnla, sst& ~ 4tII,4 "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05

Geit einiger 3eit lit elm Gtreit in
ben putilpp Werfen i'm 9ange, unb
es fdeint, baB bas @erbalten BON
Gtabls ben Strtiiern segeniiber bic
9eranla6uns gu Der Sras0bie ssseben
bat.
tSiebenfa der @ o TO init 2 0
Sabren @efdngniB
hoSfrff
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05
Jn(anogclcgrap0

Jntanogclcgrap1
Beina6e 200 Jn0uQriear6siler
Der We(t
sSn elmer fatbsliitben Stride in
New Dprt perbaftet
Sn bic he inter Hnfiibrnas Granf
Sannenb anms einseornH8en
@ufreisenbe Reoen tparen porber aitf
benz Hutgers Sqlare ge-
balten tporoen.
Gbemaliser Stabtpater IN Serre
Sante, ssnS., oes @abbetruss
j6uIbig befun6en.
Gin iiinger geeger 81 30 Sabren
3uftbaus berurtbeilt, neil er
ein tpeiBes 9idb6en gefiiBt. 1,
9onlbenerploiion in einem Saltie in
Youngstown, g.,
-SEDS-
Sn benz orei Manner tpobnten, bic
als Seusen sesen @a6lbetriger
aiiftrlan iollteu.
2ouis areie, cin 3euge in benz 8edcr
Saa,
Su6t lin ben Shus 6es 9iltrift.
artpaIts bon Reip yorf nad).
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05
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aouis areie, cin 3euge in benz 9edcr
Sall,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05

Sudt lin BEN Sdus 6es 9iItrift'
antpaIts BON Retp yorf nad).
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05
Muslanb.SeIegrapb

Muslatlb.Selegrapb
Huelano
SDn nit aller Wlaat fiir eimen
&ries sesen 9eutidlanb unb
Ceiterreia rate1.
9rim3 @ItteIm BON a4teb xxb ieis
ne 0emablim
6aben bi. Rsiis nad aIbanisu unses
treten.
Das Debrersinsr 4ombenattentaf
Sm uusuriiden porlamsnt aur
@pra@e ssbra@t.
Der noiorifds graf gobrinstp folI
aud bisfes @erbred.n angsitiftet
babtn.
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Cine srObs NsdiOrttGt i'm britiidsn
llni<rbaus
Giir bic offi5ielIt 9etbeilisuns gnss
lambs on Der Banana paeific
Musftslluns.
--eR>--
Mabfleine Su5anne, bic partfer fias
msifiden 3millinge, (
Dur9 cine febr sefdidte dirurgii4s
Op<ration BON einanbsr setrenHt.
DLA erite Gtesefsbt Der msgitaniiden
Rebpfufipu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05

Sn benz brei @anner po6nten, Die
als Seusen sesen @ablbetriiger
auftrlsn iollteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05
Sn bic he inter anfiibrnas Granf
9annenb anms einseSruHsen
tuaren.

Gin iunger 9eeer gu 30 Sabren
3udtbaus berirt9eilt, neil er
ein tpeiBes @db6en gefiiBt. /,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05

0urd cine fsbr sefdidte dirursii@e
Op<ration BON eiuanber setrenHt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05

9onlbenerploiion IN einem Sauie in
youngstown, o.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05

81. peftrsburg, 4. Wldr5.
Souptmann bon Gtabl, Der Supers
intsnbent bsr Sbrapnel 4btbtiIung
in Der g)utilop'fhsn @.idiibiubrif,
purbe ON Wsitiipoh bon einsm Der
Borarbeiter in brutdler WeiIs ermprs
bet. Ser MSrber tpurf fi1 bunn tn bic
elettrifhe Maf9insris ans trurSs ~
SsSs lsssusslHA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03
NEWS OF ASHLAND

Ashland. Va. February &c. Merre.t
Motley. OF Alton, has returned homo after
a visit to relatives here.
Miss Mary Hawcs Tyler, OF Gwathmey is
spending month in Washington.
Rev. William Il. Evans has returned from
Northern trip to his home near boswell.
Mrs. Harvey White OF Fork Union. was
the recent guest of her sister, Mrs. L. L. w.
NJ berg.
Mrs. II. s. Ladew returned last week from
n visit 10 Charlotte, y. c.
Or. and Mrs. Henry Garter were dinner
hosts on Saturday evening. complimentary
To DIR. J. Thomson Booth, who leaves this
week to take up his new duties with the
state Department OF Health.
Miss Virginia Marshall after n Visit to Miss
Dcttrick Ia Richmond, has returned homo.
Mrs. Carrie Cullen and Miss Dorothy Cnl-
len. OF Richmond. were weekend guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. q. II. Potts.
Joined her father at the Henry Clay Inn.
One OF the most enjoyable affairs OF tho
past week was the reception and dance given
by tho members OF the Hanover Club on
Friday night. The spacious rooms wore at
tractivcly decorated and orchestra from
Richmond played throughout tho evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03
WHEN YOU RE SICK
YOUR WAGES STOP

You know what that means-misery
-worry-big bills-dcbt
You know you can't afford to get
sick. Keeping In good health means
food and clothing for you and your
family. 1t Is up to you to take care OF
yourself. 1t is up to you. whenever
you don't feel right. 10 take something
to make you right. to strengthen you.
protect you and your family. That
thing we have In ReXall Olive oil Emul-
sion. In Offering II to you, we protect
you against money-risk, by personally
store your health, we will give back
your money without word or question
We believe it is the best builder OF
health, energy, and strength you can
get. 1t Is helping many of your neigh
bors. If 1t don't help you we VIII give
back your money.
ReXall Olive OIL Emulsion is com
posed principally Of pure Olive oil and
the Hypophosphites. Each has long
been Endorsed by successful physicians
He they are for the first time com
bined. The result is a remarka BILE
nerve. blood and strength building rem
edy that Is both food and medicine. For
all who are nervous. run down and de-
bilitated-no matter what the cause:
for old people; for convalescents. for
puny children, we know of nothing that
will give health and strength ms quick
ly as Kexall olive OH Emulsion. 1t Is
muscles, good digestion. Pleasant to
take. II contains no alcohol u
forming drugs. If you don't feel we'll
economiZe both money and strength Nv
beginning to-day TO take RexaI olive
Oil Emulsion. Sold only ut the ReXalI
Stores. and in this town only by us. 81. CO.
Polk Miller Drug Co. S3i East Man
Street. Richmond. Va,
4 4 IL y-f,. fft-s,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03

Kaup. Mr.. and Mrs shaughnessy left
Immediately for Baltimore. where they
VIII make their future home.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. c. s Russell, OF Petersburg,
has announced the engagement and
approaching marriage of his niece,
Miss Mary Russell Lyon. to William
G. Doniey. OF Toronto. The wedding
Will take place February 10.
In and Ont of Town.
Mrs. Fred NJ. Page. of Loudoun Coun-
~, Is the guest OF Mre. r Seldom
Bruce, at 2o7 West Franklin Street
Mrs. oscar Long, of this city, is
visiting relatives and friends In Eliza
beth city, y. G.
Mrs. Sarah Wildbore, of Alton. Va,
is visiting her son, r. y. Wildbore,
and also her daughter. Miss Anna f.
Wildbore, of 3i02 East Broad Street
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Smith, of Mime
npolis are guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
George Herbert Smith, at Buck HILL"
Mrs. Douglas Huntley Gordon has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03
Southern chicftain

house the great Southern chicftain
died May 10. 1863.
The premises are beautifully sodded
and the house we'll preserved. From
the railway tracks near ut hand. 1t
stands out as one OF the most inter-
esting sights anywhere In that sec
ton of Virginia. Mr.. Taylor sent the
photograph to Osmond l.. BarrinSer
with the request that he deliver 1t to
Mrs. ackson. A photograph OF tho
room in which General jackson died
will also be forwarded AS soon as the
photographer is finished with it. Mrs.
Jackson did not have this picture OF
the house, and Mr.. Burringer, who re-
Gently passed by, was so struck with
the beauty of the spot and the manner
that 1t was preserved that ne interest
ed himself in the matter. Mrs. Jack
son yesterday afternoon expressed her
self as being delighted TO receive this
gift. She did not posses a photograph
of the house about which cluster so
many memories, and hence her great
pleasure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03
THIRTY NEW BUILDINGS
FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J

iSpcCldi To ne eb-Df5patcN-J
Chapel Hin. y. c.. February 2.-The sum-
married. report of Prof. n. w. Walker. state
Inspector OF secondary schools. rendered
the president of the State University. reat
ing TO tho growth OF rural schools In the
State during 1918. indicates that thirty new
buildings for such schools were construct
ed The cost of tho buildings ranged from
$500 To $4,000. The comment made by the
State Inspector of schools Is that the problem
OF rural school development st!l hinges on
the lack of adequate buildings and equip
mont
The report says that there are now In
operation In the State al OF these rural high
schools with an enrolment OF 1916 pupils In
the high school grades. The increase OF
four-year schools In 1913 from twenty
nine TO fifty-nine; the number OF three-year
schools decreased from eishty-two to nfty-
one and tho two-year schools jumped from
eighty mine to 101.
Prof. Walker asserts that the high schools
are placing emphasis on vocational ,nstruc-
ton, With the demand for agricultural and
domestic science courses exhibiting a slow
growth. The new farm-life school law. says
Prof. walker. makes II easier TO have tho
branches OF agriculture and domestic science
INTRODUCED Into many of tho high schoo!R.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03

Colonel James r. Mann has returned
to Norfolk. after n short stay with
relatives here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03

Mrs H. a. Doty, OF Newport News
has as her guest for this week Mis-!
Estelle Hall, OF Richmond.
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>---@ c.
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
*

Many brilliant events engaged the
attention OF fashionable society yes
terday. Mrs. George Ben Johnston gave
luncheon at her home on East Grace
street in honor Of Mrs. Henry Z.
Stuart, and Mrs. Stuart was one of
the honored guests at the tea given
yesterday afternoon from to Z o'clock
by Mrs. John Stewart Bryan, at La
burnum." In honor OF Mrs. David Il.
Tenant, Of Leesburg. Mrs. Stuart
wore handsome gown OF magenta
colored velvet, trimmed in Australian
opossum fur and finished with q
bodice OF chiffon and lace.
The Virginia Military Institute cadets
were guests OF honor last evening at
big dance given at the armory by
tho members Of tho Richmond Light
Infantry Blues. The guests included
tho younger society set, ana decora-
tons were In flags. palms and bunting.
An orchestra played for the dancing.
Affairs oil To-day.
Some very handsome entertaining
will bc done to-day in honor Of the
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. Jo-
sephus Daniels. of Washington, who
AFRO In the city for short stay. Mrs.
Herbert w. jackson, OF 1914 West
Franklin street. will give n luncheon
Tor Mrs. Daniels to-day, and Mrs. j.
Allison Hodges, OF i07 East Franklin
Street. VIII give an afternoon reception
for Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Frederick
1iouHeS Ut. ana NtrS. hodges arc also
receiving this evening in honor of MIR.
and Mrs. Daniels.
Washington Bail.
number OF Richmond people went
10 Washing ton yesterday to be present
at tho big ball given by the Southern
Relief Society. which took place last
night ut the New willard Hotel Dec
orations We're most elaborate, and Miss
Mamie Randolph Heth. who has many
times been the guest OF relatives and
friends In Richmond, president OF the.
society, was At the head OF the affair
II was one OF the most brilliant balls
ever held In Washington. and many
prominent guests wore In attendance
were among the box holders, and some
of the Richmond guests noted were:
Miss Elizabeth Sclden, Misses May and
Julia Grant Moore and J. Kent Rawlcy
Mrs. A1teil's At-Home.
Mrs. Decatur Axtell has Issued In
vltations for an at-homc TO be given at
her residence. gl2 West Franklin
street. on Thursday afternoon ut
o'clock
AZ the Womnn'n Club.
George Eliot" was the subject o,
n lecture yesterday afternoon by DR..
Leon Vincent. OF Boston, Mass, before
tho members OF the Wonans Club
and Il number OF guests. The parlors
were prcttiiy decorated In roses and
narcissus. and an informal reception fol-
lowed tho lecture. Dr. Vincent has ap-
pearcd before tho club here several
times before. and large and en-
thusinstic audience thronged the par
iors yesterday TO hear him.
Miss Augusta Daniel viii meet her
class on English Cathedrals" at the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03

buffet supper was served. Those present
were Ny. and Mrs. c. Il. Potts. Mr.. aud Mrs
James IIowlson. Mr. END Mrs. Il. NJ. Shep-
herd. Sir and Mrs. Rutherford Fleet, MIR
and Mrs. Weldon Blanton. Mr.. and Mrs
Drewry Kerr. James NJ. Cox. Nr. and Mrs
John Addison. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Gray
Mesdames Henry Il. Carter. Allen Maury
Anna Carr. James Chcnery. James Hunter .
Misses Anna Walden. Condo Bridges. Julia
Weisiger, Annie Macon Potts. Messrs Tato
Chenery. Frank Cox, Leitch Wright, Thomas
toS' Leslie Ellis. Edwin Cox, s. j. boswell
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WHERE JACKSON DIED.
beautiful Colored Picture Presented TO
Mrs. jackson.

-'hT5s uuCRbOn.
Charlotte, n. c., February g.
Through the Kindness OF w. F.. Taylor,
traffic manager of tho Richmond
and Potomac Railroad
Company. Mrs. Stonewall Jackson was
in receipt yesterday OF n beautiful
photograph. enlarged and colored. Of
tho mouse near Guiney's Station. about
Twelve miles south OF Fredericksburg
va, where her husband the lamonted
Stonewall Jackson, died Nav TO- 1863.
as tho result OF wounds inflicted by his
own men, The picture was beautifully
framed. Occupying q prominent place
In tho foreground and Indicating the
manner in which tho place Is kept, Is
the inscription, stating that in tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03

been visiting Mrs. James Peasants
here. en- route for Baltimore, after a
visit to Mrs. w. r. Aylett, in Newport
News
Miss Virginia Brown, OF Norfolk, is
the guest OF Mrs. Cabell Cauthorne, in
this city.
Miss Margaret Bailey. of Petersburg.
Is the guest of friends in this city
for 4 brief stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Adamson and
small son, of Albany. ~ y. are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Adamson
at the Chesterfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ~ Jones. OF
Smthfeld. who have been spending n
week at tho Jefferson. have returned
TO their homo.
Mrs. A D. Landerkin is spending
several weeks at the Hotel Dennis, In
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. w Gayle, of New
port News. are spending several days
with relatives here.
W A Direct OF Palmyra, who was
operated on Friday at ST. Luke's Hos
pital, is slowly improving.
Judge John Ackiss. of Virginia
Beach, is spending few days In Rich
mond.
Mrs. J. Winston Read, of Newport
News. Is in Richmond for n short stay.
before going to New York
The Rev. Decatur Edwards. of Fred
ericksburg. is in the city for a stay
of two weeks.
Mrs. Richmond Brown, OF Oxford, n.
c.. who has been visiting here. is now
the guest OF Mrs. j. l. Bagley in Dan
Vile.
Mrs. S. @. Bland has returned from
Richmond, after spending n week in
Newport News.
John T. Howe, of this city, has gono
to Norfolk. where he will remain for
u week.
Colonel James r. Mann has returned
to Norfolk, after n short stay with
relatives here.
Mrs. II. A. Doty, OF Newport News,
has as her guest for this week Miss
Ia al Ia Hall tnt.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03

John T. Howe, of this city, has gone
to Norfolk, where he will remain fol
u week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03
Mostly North Carolinions.

ISpccIkI 70 Tho Times DISpatch.1
Chapel Hill, y. e., February Accurate
ngures. as gathered from the report OF Dr..
T. J. Wilson. Jr., registrar OF the university,
show that Of the Approximately 900 student -
hero all except forty.ntne are from North
Carolina. The other States and countries
having representation are: South Carolina.
ID: Florida, 10. Tennessee G. Virginia. 1:
Alabama, I District OF Columbia. /: Indiana
l; Maryland /: New York. l. Persia .: Con-
necticut. /; Georgia. L; Illinois. /: Massachu-
sets /; Pennsylvania, !; Texas. /, and
China !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03

REARRANGE number in each row 30 total
of each Will no IL. To the two NEATEST
correct answers will be given one lot FREQ at
SomerviiIe. y. Y. Contest closes Feb .?
JAMES REALTY CO, 1855 Webster Ave,
n. Y. City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03

Mrs. S. @. Bland has returned from
Richmond, after spending a week IL
Newport News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-03

Mrs Richmond Brown. OF Oxford, n
c.. who has been visiting here, is now
the guest OF Mrs. j. L. Bagley in Dan.
VILE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-20
APPLE BLOSSOMS

BY Mildred Caroline Goodridge.
'.Nettie Gordon is coming home,
hear" observed Richard Lane, meet,
ing his friend, Levi Barnes, on the vii
lage street.
And her sister Constance with
her," was the reply, and then the two
men looked strangely evasively one
into the eyes of the other, acting as
though they would welcome further
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-20

A Cry of Delight Broke From Her
Lips.
discussion of an interesting subject,
but each adverse to betray the desire
of his mind
Richard. Lane went on his way
deeply reflective. He was an odd,
studious young man., He looked more
grave and settled just now than ever,
for two things were pressing on his
mind--he was trying to hide secret,
he was in loVe-hopelessly, he de-
cided. ,-.
The belle Of the village was Nettiei
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Gordon and her pretty younger sister,
Constance, stood next in favor with
the village SWANS. Richard and Levi
had known them for several years.
Both were constant visitors at the
Gordon home. They were happy,
friendly quartette. Then came a
break. A rich relative in the city had
invited the girls to pass social sea-
son there.
No word of love had ever passed
between the couples. Richard was
deeply in love with Nettie, He believ-
ed that Barnes was, too. In his hum
BILE, self-deprecating way, Richard de-
cided that Nettie, with her bright,
joyous ways, longed more for wealth
and gayety than the simple home life
he could offer her.
Then the two girls went to the city
and word reaching the village of their
gay, fashionable life there, both
young men concluded that the Cor
don girls would never settle down to
their old quiet life.
Richard amid his gloomy reverie
was addressed twice by lady he was
passing by unnoticed, before he look
ed up and recognized the mother of
the girls.
81 suppose you have heard that the
girls are coming home next week, Mr..
Lane?" she remarked.
Eyes, heard of that" responded
Richard in his quiet, reserved way.
ct will be a great contrast to them,
this humdrum life after the gaiety
and variety of the city"
ct will be welcome change, Net
tie writes, and Constance, too," said
Mrs. Gordon. 81 judge from what they
write me that they crave the restful-
ness of the dear old home and the
good, loyal friends they have known
so long. Nettie is quite i'll. The city
doctor says she is on the verge of a
nervous collapse. the result of late
hours and continuous going about.
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