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official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Stock

Sales. Stock
1900 Alaska Gold
1900 Allis- Chalmers
l.lo0 is-Chalmers. pfd.
1900 Amalsamated Copper
zoo Am. Ayr. Chem. com.
American Can, pfd.
100 Amer. Car and F'dry.
American Cotton Oil.
LOO Amer; Hide and Lea. pr.
American Linsccd Oil.
5000 American Locomotive
Amer. Locomotive, pfd.
200 American Smelling
american Snuf. com. -.
800 American Sugar
4eo Amer; Tel. and Tel. Co. 1.
100 American Tobacco, com.
American Tobacco, pfd H..
1900 Anaconda Copper
200 Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line.
y. e. l.. OF Connecticut
5000 Baltimore ana Ohio.
ZOO Bethlehem Steel Co. com
1850 Baldwin Locomotive
british Amer. lob. Co.
200 brooklyn Rapid Transit.
5000 Centrai Leather. com.
800 Canadian Pacific
100 California Petroleum
90 Chesapeake eand Ohio.
l."pu chicago Great Western
700 thi. Great West, pfd.
ZOO chi. Mil. and ST Paul.
Loo Chino copper
1,ooo crucible Steel Cor, com.
90, Crucibic Steel. pfd
$500 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
Consolidated Gas
500 Corn Products, com
Den. and ltio Gran, com.
5000 Erie
LOO Erie. LIST pfd.
$Ue Fed. Min. and Sm.. pfd.
100 General Electric
10. 700 Goodrich, com.
100 Great Northern. pfd
=. 30 Great Northern ore CTS.
90 illinois Central ......
1900 lntcrboro- Met.
200 lntcrboro-M Met. pfd.
az INT harvester, com. 80.
~" int. tapcr .....
INT. P1Der. MID
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WAKk ET CONDITIONS.
D, touitry-Chickens. active receipts v.rv
,Isht: Hens-Market higher. receipts light:
MARKER nrn: outlook higher ESEs-Markot
steady Butter-Markct unsettled, outiools
lover All other produce In general seliiny
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TUESDAY. JUNE 90,

. J1oDFI, JUNE 70,
at $50 r. NJ.
lot of land. with improvements there
on, beginning on west line of ST. Jane 3
street. at it's intersection with south
crn line of Coutts Street; thence run
ming southwardly along western line
st. James Street "a feet inches and
running back between parallel lines so
feet, more or less.
A good two-story dwelling is on the
lot, which rents well, and is specialiy
valuable for business purposes.
TERMS: Cash
LEROY E. BROWN,
Trustee.
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AUCTION SALE.
WHITE & Co,
a uctioneers.

PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF THAT
VERY ATTRACTIVE FRAME RESI-
DENCE. NO. 1908 EAST BROAD
SSIEEET. FACING CHIMBORAZO
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BY ]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO,
1l13 Main Street.
TRUSTEE SALE

TRUSTEE SALE
OF
NER PROPERTY, No. 1924 ST
JAMES STREET.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. June ;i-Turp.ntin.
c nfsh; 9T'GS; sales ~ casks receipts, So
Rosin firm, sales !7as barrels. recsin1
10: barrels; shipments. none: stocks. 5Ssis
parre ae Quote: b. 800; d. $40; f. 3.D;
1'-aat.io: y. $40: VIC. s.25as.lo; WV, 6.i5Iiss;
PETERS BURG PEANUT MARKET
tRerorted by Rodgers PIummer e 70 t.,
-PETERSBCRG. VA. June ci-Snanish
Farmers stotk-Market steady. First omal.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, June 2I-some ANAL ,al..
or print cloths were made today a. N %
ssent ioweT for June-July delivery. woolon
49, goods, such as crashes and twecds,
we're III good demand for the next season
DJupNeates on heavy weight mems wear con.
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Orkney Springs Hotel and Baths,

Orkney Springs. Va. Open Juno l.
""autitui mountains: always cool; elevation
I'D III YOU value health. pleasure rest
come Restorative waters equal Ca-lshp a '
Ger many. Tor nervousncSs. poor blood. gem
eral debility. rheumatism. kidney, and
f,oTnaeh troubles Free amusement. dancing.
rates; cap. 500: booklet IL q. Garter, Prom
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LoweCottage

Virginia Bny Station. Ocean View. Va.
New buildings. new furnishings
throug hout Runni ng water in every
room. Situated directly on water,
'front.'. Attractive rates for month OF
June. Firth successful year.
MRS. '" Il. LOWE. Prop.
Box O2. Ocenn View, Nn
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Day,

r. Nv II. Is "
GRACE AND BROAD.
IN execution of u certain deed of trust
GATED June !. 1910. recorded in D. b.
2"t-A, page 25I. Richmond Chancerv
Court, default having been made in the
acot secured. and being required By the
beneficiary SO to do. the UNDERSIGNED
trustees will sell by auction on the
premises on
MONDAY. JUNE IS. 1915.
at o'clock p NJ,
the. real estate situate as above stated
ana rs fully described in said deed
ms Is thoroughly substantial. well
appointed. modern residence of about
ten rooms of good size, in good order
ana most conveniently and pleasantly
situated, fronting on west side of Lom-
oardy Street. Just north OF Grace.
twenty-five feet six inches C22h feetI
more or less. with depth of eighty-one
tSl) feet to an alley In common in the
rear. there being also a public alley
boundary. affording ample light and
Ventilation. most favorable oppor-
tunity is afforded by this sale for the
purchase OF really desirable home or
Il good investment property Note the
time and come promptly.
TERMS: Cash.
]. B. ELAN,
o. H. FUNSTEN,
Trustees
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go fursua mt to a decree OF the Richmond
,hahcerE court. entered December II
l'li. IN the cause OF w. !. Johnson who
sues etc, vs.. Cora q. Jonathan ct ais
we VIII sell. AT public auction. on the
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VIM. II. P1ZZINI CO.
Auctioncers.
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NGW YORK Juno 2,-,fe-ca,,us
$500 sterling. siSty-day bills s. ,s,i: ia
,,nfthd' $3.50; cables s,.774o Ia. silver. 4s,:
STEADY; railroad bonds heavy. Time IIo onns'
h,esdy: siSiH and ninety days. 2i4g.x; siy
months: 2, Call money, easier; rrli1r
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARkET.
MhOlesnIc Onntnfinna

'Sy Levy Commission COZ
Richmond. Va, June -. 1871;
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war is still to 90 on with its cumula-
tive horrors and terrible consequences
undated. In the strict accounting Of
tho results attained we find Germany
by far the greatest beneficiary OF .he
twelve months OF suffering. slaughter.
destruction and human misery never
before recorded in history. which a re
viewer sums up as follows.
on the field 81 battle Germany has
won mighty and memorable trtumphs
Her defeats have been repulses. when her
Zoe was In his last ditch. Thoy have re-
suited IN the Interruption OF an advance.
tho recoil from the extreme point OF
progress. But at the close 81 a year
German rmics are fighting on French.
Belgian. Russian soil. only In n tiny
corner Of Alsace has the Zoe retained n
fpothold IN the Fathcrland. Allied Of
fcnEives In thc West. after terrible
losses. have invariably been beaten down
within sight Of their atarting-ularea.
Since Won kiuck rc-cr0ssed M Alsnc in
september. Germany has suffered no
material loss. despite tho masses she has
sent 20 the East. The spring Drive" OF
the Allies has dwindled % a gallant hut
only locally successfully push of tho
French ~ the edge n the Lorcttc hills
TannenherE. LODI. the Masurian Lakes.
and In tho recent terrific In
Galicia have checked. rcpulaed. routed
Russian advances and today German
forces are A. the gates 81 evacuated
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MR.. FLEMING ANNOUNCES

Hon. Thomas w. Fleming. Of Fair.
mont. after spending some weeks
feeling the Republican pulse Of the
First Congressional district has made
a formal announcement Of his candi.
decy for the nomination. Mr.. Fleming
Leeds no Introduction TO the voters Of
thia district. who are familiar with his
loyal service TO the party and his
hish standing in its councils.
Mr.. Fleming possesses all the at.
fractions Of = vote getter. a pleasing
personality and an orator OF force and
%eloquence. But his qualifications are
not limited to these two elementary
but very desirable factors Of ~populari.
~. lie IL q man Of sound business
ideas and Of proved devotion 10 the
protective tariff principle Of his party.
which are the most important consid.
erations with the electors Of this
great industrial district. which has
been 50 sadly misrepresented In con
gress the past few years. There will.
OF course. DO others IN the field. and
they will hnd In Mr.. Fleming a most
courteous and honorable contender
FOR the honor Of leading the Republi-
cans 10 victory In November. 1915.
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HOW LONG
WILL 1T LAST?
Lafayette Young In Leslie's.

The war will last another year
None OF the countries engaged Will
De starved out. All the countries Will
nave plenty Of ammunition. Germany
the best army and n hostilities
We're TO be suspended at the present
time the victory would be accorded
10 her on points. All the countries
have much to lose in defeat. Great
britain would lose more than any OF
the others. All the countries nave
money. When / arrived in Berlin 4
The monies OF seven nations and
all were more u less below par ex.
cepting British bank notes. The war.
ring countries have the backing OF
all their peoples and the peoples are
generally rich. The German and
French peasants are noted for their
savings accounts. All the elements In
all the countries are buying bonds and
accepting the currency with genuine
patriotic spirit.
Germany will not run out Of metal
and will have plenty to eat. Germany
lacked only Is Fer cent OF prodncinc
her " food products the year before
the war. Now she g. practicing every
economy and Is saving enough out OF
her resources 20 feed a million prison.
ers. Germany Is not alone in her
economies. In Paris women are the
conductors on the subway ears. They
are found do mons work evervwrers.
In Germany and Austria the women
are cutlivating fields. Il a. "a mis-.
statement to sav. however. that the
parks and waste places are being cut.
tvated. ! saw many fields when
showed neglect. In Southern France
where the DIX wheat fields are. nature
Is doing her best and the outlook D.
bright for a fun crop.
The war will last until the countries
are tired OF g. u ought 10 last uutu
somebody is whipped. To compromise
a. the present time would mean nom.
ing Then the men who have died VII
have died in vain The principal rea.
son why tho war will 70 on BE- found
I'm tho fact that none OF the countries
can ahord 10 quit Belgium VIII want
70 fight until che is sure Of being rc.
leased France will want % heht un.
~ the Germans are driven out OF
France Each country will have a
separate reason for continuing rne bat.
tle Great Britain cannot afford to DO
defeated. Defeat might mean the end
Of tho British empire
a visitor 90 Europe would almost
think that America had O. partnership
I'm the war An American in Europe
told me- that American charity Boo the
case ~ the BeleIans and in hospital
work miEht caIao tho war to Iasf siv
months longer 'han 40 could otherwise
His argument was That Do Europe mad
io bear al Of lor own MISFORTUNE.
she would be- 'n a greater hurry 90
stop tho war
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mental stage In ship construction Is
on a par with his reflections on the
efficiency OF the business and manu-.
featuring interests OF the country AZ
the reason for the beginning OF the
widespread Industrial and commercial
depression. II also shows as great a
lack OF comprehension OF cause and
effect a. his ecstacies over the thou
sand million trade balance which he
has claimed glorihed the economic
policies OF the Democratic a~dministra.
ton In the one case the Eastland
was the long acknowledged freak of
the lakes" due 10 faulty construction
In the other ease Industrial calamity
and business woes originally sprung
from a freak Democratic tariff bill Of
faulty construction. and there you are.
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THE NEW STATE FAIR

There are Hsme features connected
with the approaching annual exhibi
tion Of the West Virginia State Fair
that ought to be impressed on this
community and the surrounding terri.
tory from which this organization
draws liz patronage. In the first place
Il Is under an entirely new manage
ment. its direction being vested in the
business men Of Wheeling. who al
some sacrifices saved IL from perish.
ing under circumstances 100 well
known to refer 10 here. These men
were moved by civic pride. and no,
through any motives OF profit or per
sonal gain in acquiring and perpetu-
atins this property. These conditions
are generally recognized. II they are
not. II IL time they we're. The present
oficials have given their time and en-.
Grey to preparing a program and In
Improving the grounds which ought
TO meet with the hearty cooperation
OF the citizens and business interests
OF this city, who will be the real bene-
hcisries OF It's success without being
liable for any losses which may ensue
rom this prideful venture.
The lntelligencer has unbounded
fhith In the directing spirits OF the re.
organized association and their local
patriotism which inspired them to
step In and sssume the responsibility
Of preserving TO Wheeling what has
been one Of It's greatest publicity as
sets. They are. II knows, working
urelessly towards making the com.
ipg exhibition n OF the greatest and
most successful in the history OF the
Institution, and IL Is little enough to
expect Of the people that they not
only give substantial evidences of
their interest and ncourageme 20
the new management. but In the most
obvious ways boost the enterprise on
every occasion and at every opportu.
nifty. The officials have done their
part. II Is now up TO the citizens to
perform theirs.
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PoLITIcALLY spokeN 81.

From Tho WrIa1Hrr U.r4ffI
Many politicians OF the Northern
District of West virginia have freely
used tho lame OF Hon Harvey l.
k.rk mayor Of Wheeling aa a poe.
sihle candidate for state Auditor a.
Tho primariea ucNf June Whether fhs
politicians Thar arc using Mr. Kirk
ramo ore doing a0 win authority.
with The purpose ln Wow uf fraf.rf
DIE strength. or with tho horr of GOT.
tInE him In rho race Or not known
OFF Che present time no tho former
idea Ia fhr. object nf fhe premature
boom. Do a served Ifa purpose f0
GOOD stead
Whererver Mr. Kinks name .r men.
toned H ia received nrnrHhIr rf
seems to ~ ir we'll with State Audi
Tor. and those that have heard f arc
l1affe to refrain from passing BE-
along
70 BE- eth zoo soon 10 select can
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SOME DISCREPANCY

When the question OF the prepared
ness OF the country was under discus
zion last May. Secretary Daniels. in
answer to an inquiry of President
Garfield, OF Williams College. very
proudly pointed to the activity in his
department In this sentence: Con
gress has enlarged the torpedo plant
az Newport. more thar trebling its ca
pacity. and the cost OF manufacturing
torpedoes has been reduced from s4.-
202ll to S3.245.72 each" This would
be- encouraging. indeed. II II were not
for the recent disclosure that the
torpedo plant at Newport Is not en-
Gagged in manufacturing torpedoes at
ell; that II Is not capable OF such
manufacture. and hat there is only
one plant in the United States which
to-day a turn out a finished torpedo.
That is the y. W. Bliss Company. max
crs OF the Bliss-Leavitt torpedo. in the
patents OF which the United States
claims an interest. II was on ac-
count Of its interest in the patent that
the government refused to permit the
Bliss company TO manufacture torpe-
does for any OF the beIligerent Euro
pean nations.
This information zones to the front
In connection with a schedule for pro
posals which was sent out in May by
the bureau Of supplies and
OF the Navy Department. and asking
for bids on every part. except the
explosive. that goes into the manu-
facture OF torpedoes. The proposal
specifies delivery OF these parts at the
torpedo station at Newport. and the
parts called for. when assembled.
would make $40 ~torpedoes. From
these developments II IS dlmcult TO
imagine just what Secretary Daniels
had in mind when he spoke OF man.
ufacturing" torpedoes. As a matter
Of fact. IL any disaster should over.
take the Bliss factory. the v
ment would be- unable 10 obtain even
the most important parts OF t~orpedoes
in the United States. and in case Of
war. naval officers say. the Newport
torpedo station would be practically
useless. as the finished torpodoes
could be manufactured much more
quickly az the Bliss factory.
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The abandoned farms Of New
England. deserted by a generation Of
farmers that migrated Co. western
lands. have been made fertile and
productive by Canadian and Euro
ocau immigrants. whose ancestors
have TILED che soil intensiyeiy for
centuries and know how % make D,
yield crops
Of Che s-9 -0s52s acres Of farm
land in the United States. hut 47s
47lg1o acre. are now improved.
leaving Q go SIS acres u~rimrrovrI.
he-c farms average i57 acres. with
. acres improved and 45 acres un-
improved
That there b. a national awakening
io fhe great waste in land and forests
evident however Recently 40 The
harerr. Farmer conference held .n
lllesv0 Do vac demonstrated that
fabulous profits have resulted from
Che rrHHbHf1ffln Of abandoned and
rnrn.ouf farms
s. woman. Mrs g. "a. Matthias Of
N0nfgomrrt. Ala. who was en-
rI0rei BY the Alabama Bartert as
.1ri7ron at a travelling lecturer fo
explain f1 fh- farmers how fhev on
improve their crops was the aus
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THE TWO FREAKS

The controversy ove jurisdiction in
the Eastlsnd horror az Chicago pre-.
senis many painful aspects. the chief
one being the indignation stirred 40
over the farcical Investigation con.
Quoted by the head of the Department
Of Commerce. which was decidedly
Reddeldian In character The hot re-.
sentiment ove the secretary's plea In
statement before the @coroners Jury
that steamship building was stHI In
the experimental stages which was
In defense Of the owners Of the ship
and the inspectors. seems 20 have
been justified
This is %strikinFly similar N other
conclusions Of Secretary Redaeid
which lack coordination with mo
facts. The observation Of the expert
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oUsERNAToRIAL TIMBER.

OF the men mentioned as candidates
for governor OF West Virginia on the
Republican ticket in 1916 is Judge Ira
Robinson OF Grafton. Taylor county
His name has been going the rounds
OF the politicians and press until II
has gained considerable impetus ana
much favorable comment. The little
Judge Is a popular favorite everywhere
in the state. AM would be an IDEAL
candidate. from whatever angle he IS
viewed.
His ability cannot be doubted. ms
record on the Supreme Court of ,ae
state Is a high testimonial Of his train
ing. and his decisions rank him as fair
minded and liberal in his views. his
Republicanism cannot be doubted. and
yet he Is clean enough and free from
entangling alliances 10 satisfy the
minds Of the radical.
He is a friends OF the working man,
and has repeatedly condemned the tao
tics OF the courts and officials in their
disposition OF cases developing out or
labor troubles. His most famous de
cision In this regard being the ais
senting opinion he gave in the Paint
and Cabin creek strike. OF three years
ago.
Judge Robinson Is filling a mission
on the bench. md he may decide that
he Can do more for the state there
than IN any other position he may be
placed. or he may decide that ne can
better serve the people by being their
chief executive. In either event ne Is
sure 10 command the admiration. sup
port and respect Of a LARGE number OF
Republicans-Brooke County Herald.
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Surely. a. the President "a dis
patching bis third note insisting
upon our requirements. IL IL pert
nent TO ask what reason there Is
10 lead Germany 20 yield. what
motives there are to lead her TO
conciliate the United States by
concessions OF substantial import
anceG n we take the German
viewpoint and remember the al
most dazzling successes OF the
German armies In the last few
weeks. II viii b. clear that there
II no reason likely 10 appeal 10
the German mind as sufficient Jus
tihcation for a sacrifice such as
We demand.
! am not a German sympathizer:
do not believe that the sinking
OF the Lusitania was jusunabie.
But experience tells me that 1
cannot make my disclaimer too
loud or positive. when ! am at
tempting 20 make clear what I be-
lieve 10 be the German point ca
view. to state n persuasiveU
enough To convince those who %
not already hold H. that II IL suni-
ciently plausible TO be the yiewgof
German statesmen.
Let me now try 10 put the pres
ent case from the German paint
OF view In order TO make caear
what / conceive 20 b. the real
reason they de not yield to u
demands.
Submarine warfare r. for1them
a very real advantage. To limit
II as the United States demands
would practically reduce Eng
lands losses "a a negligible guam
tity and rob the submarine OF
most OF its zeal chance 10 erect
the outcome Of the war. We ask
them to renounce something
which every one admits Is val
liable and the German people be
lieve. may perhaps decide the
final issue in their favor.
What now do we Offer them IN
returnP What concession OF
equal value do we extendy 4
think do not oversta1e the case
when | say that we offer none
whatever. The German proposals
for a compromise based upon mu-
tual concessions we decline on
the precise fround That we must
insist upon the remuneration OF a
method Of warfare which in any
way endangers non-cOmbatants
and American citiDens.
That Is. Germany has nothing
10 gain in tangible physical ways
by yielding. Has she anything TO
lose? What penalties and dire
consequences do we present as
likely 10 be incurred by a 80
lutte maintainancs OF the German
position? None whatever. except
moral reprobation and diplo-
matte displeasupes. Let me again
emphasize that I am attempting
10 put this as a German in Ger
many would.
We must not forget that SENT
official dispatches from Washing
ton and editorials from the press
In most sections OF the country
have often deprecated doing any
thing except protest. We have
explicitly said that II anything
happens Il will be because Ger
many begin u. VIII II not be