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The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

'3I 4so. Marin l-..~ spot wicat at 'lira.p com
handed full TrlrcS t"da,. lu rhIrt,-day shipments
ror-Ir-d bids : tn cents below the TllinE rates ri
Fr1isv last. 1t Is rlsrnIcI ty those wanting tn"
cash article f'r delivery IN MAJ contracts thai
thirry -Giy shipments stand chance # mot
IiNlrg ie-H in time 10 t- placed in regular WArc
houses - delivery az MAY contracts. This feet
WAS the absence 81 "frrinss and the irahity e
hardkrS at 'LraSp aud c-cwisrr u secure grain
fnr dolir"- on rnn'ra,t~ ALREADY made. Their
wcsr sis 'eI-Nrrcd e cash wheat hero. lr!lu'n
was reported = h,I,"r Of cash wheat al Mimi
arolrs rsLin- ZOO" rush,ls country mn of NJ.
N"rthrr'. !'r which 0-urs over MINNEAPOLIS MAJ
Was aid
leading grain man AZ MINNEAPOLIS who was
~. the h4 ard ui Trade trlIy. Pronounced IL" cash
.itUstI~n in the Noul~rNi srreA-. and lac h
"vo, that prizes Ill higher. there /. sr"'r
con,r,.;'i,rl @mnrE cvl-rt,rs and miller f"r tn"
SIRIUS NOV hold there.
Nay wheat here closed at an sdrau~~ n 'Ir
July va. unrhar-r! f.r tho day. while ~cr' enNa-
,as - l""er. Taking lib" market the Who'll" Il
as an c,rninz-ur ss-a- with those haVir- ITOfit>
<s.nsed wiling n maFr Is-sc commitments aud til"
market TO the --alr,rs with the pc4bi"
e>rr.ron " tho trade in the NAV f'Itrrr
''"rr i-rrcrIi.- and unsettled and II cl"Sf
:. to ! cont higher ard hold the highest levels
f,rrI, ncU The trsi- h, drann come on tn" lorsl
stocks -i. lat DAYS and His encouraging &"
-hN lcn., rr lHrIl~ A. las tS'cn aid all sons
that With the resent biE holdings in 'hi"aE0. fs
choice for hardening v7hIo- n" S0Ith
~, acslr hl- h,I,Cr nj ksnss> city and
It Louis. t'It cash sales here small 1t snoo1
tsrs7sf-
OATS v-r~ strong and tn i. rent. higher. with
= ,,lriruri ln= export huSIncss herr aud tho
scaroard
rro,isior- ws-n h.Ir-d ,7rrcur.' r. ,rr hisr,-r
hog and grain market. coupled With tue tHTins
r, slrr-s 7ud TN. smaller oN"riu-s Packers
gave tie lard market I'm" sIiI"rt. Cash trade
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
NEW YORK MONEY.

Noo N..r- March = None On call was nominal
I = IT, '-ur 'nls' Fer th" week the lowest
ard hr-'..f dg1sr~s C.rN day. with the cIppi!cn
- W-l:s-,sE vtrs- r.. and l."r cent. urtu
I'rria, vixen - va current. Wednesday, mlnI
u.rr ,'..'latE"l va =, per cent
TrUc mon. - le'u duh dTrnS n" Whole
~ : Nh. "t rr- r.r7ur demand naturally gong
:" tina: rrIrs~r Iva, bern suPpli~' in the cali
more, nls-l.t The >rITply ha. be~n moro than
~,r-rlaTarl. - -.rt-d. COMMUNICATING tho fs''
that m. r.uruf-,r uf instrrUti"ns oNeT!-S, fund
va s.smcwua' l"--eac1. Rates: han T"r crnt
for IN, d-Ns. To-, r-r for uincty DAYS. "a
- lrr "'rt '"T four months. ''.aJ.= T"- crrt for
fJe srI mouth.
M-r,An-il" rafrr in falr d-mand. hut the
lCwc~t quoted rates the carly day had U be-
ad,.uc,3 slightly rH"t sales. many buyer
Iad Ir'rrE" satisfied 10 sr"Urt> already a.
sorh"f and the eagcrnC-s for IaTrrS sl4ckeneri
enough cffc't this change. The outstanding
'estura Of the situation the demand fur th-
highest quality and the CT.chle t.st used dis
cnyrr tl' situation II the makers Supply was
moderately Increased. Il 5Aai per cent for
sixty 10 rInety DAYS endorsed bills receivable. a,
well fur c.o!~H four TO six months single
uamCS.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Bullet Misses Sheriff's Head.

SE'IlaI 10 Tho Wa,hlncton Herald
Rockville. Md. March B.-Deputy
Sheriff Charles r. Gray reports that
when he went to the home of Robert
Shipley. near Germantown. yesterday in
search of John w. Dova. who had es-
capped from an insane asylum in Balti-
more and who was believed to be at the
home. some one shot at him with a re-
volver, the bullet passing close to his
head. Later in the day Shipley was ar
rested on a charge of assault, and SINH
lar charge was preferred against Ship
ley's brother. who has not yet been ar
rested Dove was found at the Shipley
home and was turned over to the hos
pital authorities.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below for large lots of good
marketable goods only JcbteIs prices are higher.
Lower grade. sold for less Fancy goods cOm-
handed higher prices.
doz Il.
BUTTER-Bes' prints. new. rer ID. .: tub. per
h.. -: process per ID. Ma. under grade. per
IL. 2ieG store packed Per To-. Isa.s.
pound. per 10. Ga CottOuseed oil. yer can. 3.2s
CHEESE New York. new. Ter h.. .s. fat. per
h.. Il SWISS domestic. Ter h.. "a. d.. foreign.
per ID. 4
LIVE POULTRY-nsrs. per h.. lsaI7: ROSTERS.
per ID. I0all ducks h.. i5als turkeys choice.
rer h.. saZo: do ordinary. II chickens. per h..
2Oac.
DRESSED PouLTkY-Chicken.. per h.. %;
hens. choice per lb.. 6al7 ducks. Per ID. I5ais;
turkeys. chccc. per h.. ca: air to good. per h..
l1alS: ROSTERS. Yer h.. II.
GREEN GOODS-Bcsns. pr basket 3ooa6Oo
lima beans, Per basket. 5Coa7 60; bset. p~r bunch
las: do. new Florida Ter crate. l5oa20O: cab
bsgc rcr 40 lbs. i@al.g5: do. new Florida.
rcr basket. i.5al.o5; carrots. Per bunch. gl.a3;
cauliHo~er. per half crate. l.5Os2.o; celery. ger
dcz. 5sas5 do. rer crate. !.5cai.5O: cUcurnbers.
hot house. pr dcz.. LGal.50: do. Florida per
basket e-Sa5.r: cymhlinss. per Gate 2oa3oO
eggplant, per case. .oajoc: ksc. pcr Dbl. L2SsJO
lettuce Florida per basket. lca2OJ: onions rrr 100
ID. sack, Is; ohra. pcr crate. 250S5.09: peas.
Fla, basket 200a5.Oo: potatoes. Northern per sack
iOsl %: do. ,sr hushe &Oae1: new Der Dbl 5Oa
%; vans pcr hbl.. sGsa5.Je: yellow sweet potatoes
per Dbl. 1Sai": neTTcrs. per crate. s0si0;
.adishcs dollhouse. per loo 3.0oA55 30: spinach rer
Dbl .5Os3Cr: tomatoes. Florida per crate. L5la3 .
Florida cabbage. Per basket. l.25Al6o. per crate.
30la29.
FRUITS-Applcs. per bbl.. I.Soa4ce. grapefruit.
Ter box. Ls5s2.co: grapes. Malaga. per kes 3pz
500; lemons. FER box, .s5a2.@: Lines. ger loa
Ssloe; Oranges. California. Per box. lsoa225; do.
FloYida, I-r box. 2Vcass0; pneapples. Per crate
.rosA5s; strawberries Florida. Per quart, g,ao
| tanserines Tsr strap. 2Gs3.n.
LIVE STOCK-Veal calres.s prime. Ter ID.
ilsls; do medium yer H.. loaI9i. do. heavy. sas
spring lambs. Halls. Must be fat, otherwise no,
Gsutedl
HAY, STRAW AND CoRN-nay hes. timothy.
new ppr ton, 800: straw. Per tor, lco9; wheat
stysv, Der ton 500: new ccfn, per Dbl. 80
sEEDS-Clc,e,, rcd, per h., Hal5; alsike. IslS
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

~ asli 1t 10 brk IuSlesdc-AMOs. Henry r
Ct Luil to Jacob Stein SO stamp 50
sub To Z foot alley covenants a r 500
- cf Monroe W Of 18th ~ NV Il
- - IT orr 1t 5-Bu RITZ Lucy VI to Vim A
Win!satt SO stanl'. % cts sub to alley rights
tsth let Il 4 q ST.
~ rs Il Ii3-COCkRAN. Anuc Idc snle est 10
Hlisrd Construction Co $40 stamp $50
cor 10th 4 . SIS nwl
~ :j55 It lCe blk Hishriew-GIBSON. Ernest &
t" Vim F : ThonSen & Amy Thomson joint
tenants so SsSenants stamp % cts
y of Todd rI W of ,! st mel
~ - II - n west IT Il 70 18th - Highland,
HOLMES CENTRAL REALTY CnHr to "
W Kline ct M.ry joint tenants SO cove
rants stam'I SO
Montague II hyt ;ith & 10Th sts =
~ us II Sos UudIv : int in HOUSTpN JnG
- WE Y Hou-t'.n s. 900 stamp So
0Ssh rear E4G,luu Mill I'd NV p
= IS II lfT- HILLIARD CONSTRUCTION u
10 T,aac I Mann SO stamp 81
iCnr 18th & - SIS NV
~ 81 II Ii5 lila HghVcw- MATTINGLY. Inc
l. =. Eco WNnsur & Mar Wynsnt min,
tCriutS SO covenants \ IT 500 stamp . CTS
~ |. - rC,
~ J.oI I; - Tak",na Pr SCHAENIKOW. Hcurg
! - Nora l. 70 InU Z Ncck $50
'''r 9th L Iedtr SIS NV 7
~ :. y !, t. STEIN. Ja.nb VI ~ H,ury L
iun. 81" 500 STAMP. -
CSI Vt :.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. March 3.-Thc weeks enormous eN-
port ciearances Of cotton amounting t" 81 90 bales
compared with about lIi.oOV bales ~ the COR
seaport stocks. Amount on shipbuard Friday night
.oOo bales for the corresponding date last season
lhesc ns1lres. however. strongly indicate in ICON
junction with Ietuced port receipts the week
falling on in tho demand for foreign shipment
Development already for,cast,d in this column
a month ago.
Other statistics attracted the attention Of the
trade today. Accounting 10 the Financial Chronicle
the world visible suprIy OF American cotton on
FTday night. summed up 6Oeo0C bales COMPARED
with ilh eco bales !Or the corresI oudiIs week last
war. Tho total inrludcd l,59 90 bales afcat for
Ealrofe compared with $751; 600 bales afost a year
ago. These considerations make il m2nifcs; that
actual distribution has hen made very late and
the extension Of this process into the late syrinS
Is not improbable
The government bureau will Issue q rc
rort on SUPPLY and distribution Monia, morning
at 10 O'Clock. The figures will indicate cunsIIn,s
tiCn Of lint cotton for February conn and with
la; year and the total sinc. August | last Mill
storks and the number Of active sindlss will asn
be given. Last Years consumption during Eel,
rrsy 1881 halos Cxcl,lsiyc Of Inter, Mrs,
estimate claim equal consumption Tor the s.my
month this year
The wurli'- cotton market today were practical.
l. unchanged with most things pontin. to cs.
cfnlty ia the near future though there is little
disposition either in the South elsewhere "a
res cotton or its Products for sale.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14

alfalfa (AmeIican Erown). per h.. lsie: red top
scLd seed Tor herds rass). Per h.. Gao: blue
grass. per bushei. los: timothy. rcr bsshe 27os3n
orchard grass. per bushel. 2.e0s2.a5: Maine grown
seed potatoes. ger Il-peck sack us>lbs. nett. asa
80
WOOL AND HlDES-wool. washed. free Of
hu-rs per h.. %. WOOL. unvaehed. per h.. M;
hides. dry. per ID. lsa@: salt hides dry. per ID.
lSa2o: salt hides. green Ter h.. Is: cafskns. green.
each. l5Ca2.0
DRESSED GOODS-Pork. choice. light 10
medium weights. per ID. sasls: do. heavy weights
sasts.
FRESH FISH AND cRABs-tRie-, given below
sre by the .,und unless otherwise tsd.l-Butfsr
and stars. ,srSe. I2,s: carp. 6as mackerei. l5aD
rock boiling. i5a3: Co.. medium. q; small .:
yellow perch large Rl.: do. small. 8: salmon
trout. Is: gray trout. large lsaIs: do small ssioi
founders. ,2l1al5 catfish. loal2: Clans per 100.
In: snzppers. to size. EAl5: bluehsh fresh. y.
salmon. fresh. 0a25; HOLSTERS. 20; crab meat. rer
OF. 20: cake. per ct. -. sea base. Ter H.. l2i1
&C. Nors per qt.. =: Potomac bass. large per H..
TO snail. y: shnu.9 per -. IS: N. e. shad.
40; buckL l5sl.0o: he.-ins. each. s
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
MARKET STRONG,
BUT INACTIVE
Good Undertone Shown IN
Trading, Despite Small
Volume.
MOTORS STILL HOLDLEAD
Steel Active and Copper Stocks Are
Fractionally Better-lnterns-
tional Issues Quiet
MOTORS STILL HOLDLEAD

Nan. York, March 1S.-TodaH S'o'N
,.,rro, while = small affair. disPiSHeh an
undertone Of strength. Aut"ihoo'''
hold the center of interest, MaA"'' '''
tors first preferred gaining more I'M"
nofp, and Wnlys-ONerland RISING from
M "a 10 1re "a This latter recovery was
,-,i.,od nv an interesting pamphlet CIR
culated describing present coh"l''"''S "'''
future prospects of tho company
Steel was active and str9nS. although
the prices remained unchanged.
Reports from Pittsburgh arc n''S' '','
+in,istic Copper stocks ""r" tlh'''o"H,N
hotter AmalEums- 1 Copper >ho"lhS III
greater gain. TeuUcssc" "FI"t E','' II
- Directors did not m""' 'aSt ",''N. q"
o,nected Thev will ,ouv' n" on tho IAN
70 act on the dividend a"d 'liahE 'I
control. 1t is understood that Fr'Sin' NJ
rbirIins has sold block of som" ~"
.bares TO a pool rcprc>' mt"d 10y "
Wedge who is nov Ne" president. W il'l
tho change of control. Mi. Wedge. ~ 'h'
practical man Of tn" company. w" y"
elected president. Under tn" 10" r'-'ii
il is believed that tn" company VIII
double its capacity Tor p'o"u' i"S -
nburi,, acid. Whether these improvements
deud has not been determined.
Funds arc said TO he o. hand !" pa
the regular rate II tho NV directors -,
desire The opinion has been espresso"
h, those who might know that no change
in dividend rate will taxi rld""
Grent Northern Ore Rises.
Great Northern ore had " burst OF
activity viii, h carried the pri"" to - l..
RuuOrs hay. h""u current Tor some
WEEKS that this company had mao"
satisfactory contract for III" sale OF IRON
or. to tn. colorado Fuel
Western buying Vas noted IN ofh
Products The recent advance - cfeu't'u
IN inside. interests who AZ" familiar with
the satisfactory export business this com
pany is enjoying.
international issues w"r.. quiet. with
practically no business from the CONT
nent and very little from London
All authorities agree. apparently. th't
the steady Of crim-s "t or securities VIII
have to I've met FOR many weeks. or PER
hans months. on the rarI. hours" iur-
Their prohibitions have narrowed this mar
ket which will incrcas" Dr"sSur" here"
Liquidation for German account has been
Temporarily checked hv the action Of tn"
British il, practically prohibiting ship
mentS 10y way OF Holland. EN'hhn@'' " as
weak again today. and every traction
amounts to Il higher equivalent to those
who seek to buy pounds. francs. o.
marks with American dollars.
Bonds were dull. with prices steady.
The week or tn" wh"lo encouraged
those VINO bel"v" in higher prices. SPEC
ulativ activity will no doubt be C"nt'n-
led in SpcCialti"s during the "Umil-
week. while commission business has i'm
proved but slightly. OUTSIDE. interest has
reached the ''uiIhliug'' stag.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
NAVAL ORDERS.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS,

MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
Cleveland. sailed from San Bias Msrrh ~
Oly1npi1 Monaghan, Perkins. Sterett, Roe. Preston
and smith, rived al Guantanamo Marh l.; ,nl-
goa sailed from Guantanamo March L; Dolphin
arrived at TJmpkinsTille March Z; fmser and
Reid saile.l for Charleston March Z; Nashville
ssied for Port au Prince March T.; Fulton. aAie'i
for New YORK yard March T.; Panther. PaiuHeni
and Terry arrived Guantanamo March t. Nhe',ilns
arrived at Port au Primer March u
ORDERS To OFFICERS.
Lieut. Commander W. L. PBor. commissioned
rum july 10. 1914
Lieut.. Commander e J. Msrpusrt. cornn,isionod
from DcCS1nbsr II. 1914
Lieut. Commander r. n. McCrary. TO temporary
duty Navy D-rsrt mont.
Lieut.. Commander ". n Workman. I" Command
! fLrkrr
Li-I J. II. Hoover, commissioned from octooar
- 1919.
Lieut. [. II. Ms1fed. oommissicued from No
vernhsr 5. 1915
Lieut.. r. :. Frcllsen, cnmis>ioned frm No
vemher r. tai.
Lieut. tjuninr Sradc' Archibald M"lasscu. com
N .sioned from June s. 1914
Lieut.. Junior Eradel ". A. Lcahy. pscsd on r.
tirci list from March :. 1871
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
NEW YORK COFFEE.
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET

Eat BuTsi" y. Y. March e rATTLE-Re-
c"iI'- 20 head: market slow and st.sd, prime
st-'r>. s.75l91o, jntyh'r graeS. 6rsa3 u CaIyc--
E",rrrH~ i" head. market active; ,'.iI - Choice.
j"laiLC,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 20 head: mar
k,t active and >tNsdN: rIrrc aIul@ -.51a.U 81; Gull
10 faIr. 60rtllG %: warnings 5000
HOG Re- riIas. 9Hn head: market active anil
higher. workers. 7S5a775; pis- q: mixed pa
LcsN'. ..-js7 10; rIghs : r'at .: staSs J.nOa50
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Nine. Bernhardt Taken Home,

Bordeaux. France. March E-HavinS
recovered from the amputation OF her
leg. Mime. Sarah Bernhardt was removed
from the hospital today to her home at
Andernos. She was accompanied by her
son Maurice.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
CRAZY" SAYS EDISON.
Germany VIII Have to he starved
Into Peace, Declares Inventor.

West Orange. y. j.. March 1S-'Nobody
could be insulted by the acts of a
drunken or crazy man. the declara-
ton of Thomas A. Edison here today
when asked concerning the likelihood OF
trouble with Germany over the sinking
of the William z. Frye.
IF they are not crazy over IN Europe, I
don't know what crazy men are" he con-
tinued. He declared Germany would have
to be starved into peace
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
COMMERCE AND FINANCE
PEYSER SEES IMPROVEMENT.
Swiss Bonds Subscription Is Favor
able sign.
By JULIUS ]. PEYSER,
President Security Savings and Com
mercial Bank.

Local business conditions have I'M
proved during the past week. and |
believe the situation is somewhat bet
ter in other cities of the East. Spring
is opening up many lines OF business.
The fact that Washington ban Ks
subscribed to bonds issued by the
Swiss government speaks well for
conditions here 1t shows that money
is easier and that people are seeking
investment. During the past week
there was an abundance OF money al
fair interest. Deposits increased
during the week.
Real estate values in the District
arc increasing as improvements go
ahead
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
DIRECTORS

Harvard University. was in Washington
several days last week He delivered a
lecture at Howard University last night
Policeman A. T. Sides. of the Third
precinct. is i'll at his home.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Furni,hed BY W. d. Hisb. 4 Co.

saws the vow York American: Ping BCie
makes home I'm against the Sox. But Ping did
his hcst work ssainst them Yh'n he wa playing
with them
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14

M.n,-,- Donovan is derotins much q his time
IN Walter PPM IN the hope that he may MAKE
TIA, rIsyrr ~ Of the b>st hrst ankeu IN the
c-r;utrv aud I'll tho zap in tho New York, inneld.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
New York.
New Orleans.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New NorL. March E.-Thc .-,ih v.. generally
quiet. with the IIi,r of q f,w OF tho ruItiirls
.s-r',. Atlantis vas active ID strong Irml" III
t"nsi'h also taken IN hard ard s.Iyauccd
SsIc-. with 'IrsuE bids and asked rrirr, follow
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Liner st. Paul Sails for New York.

Liverpool. March 15.-BraVinS inc
periIs Of the war zone. the liner st.
Paul sailed for New York today.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co.
SALES
After call
Graph Iri)7- nmou 70 Al 20.
Potomac Consolidated 5. so at o.. 100 at
sea.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14

Cen. f.milIhmu Ifrata. who il On
perre,, t. cmtrr No irn Hty when Car
ramZa ,'Ntcuat.S II. H. credited With
having destroyed fourteen CITIES and
tuW tIs aud rorirSr"t-d money and prop
,Tly valued at Slun. uuu. uuU. ON four
occasions rr has b". u biiI,rd by the
IN power I" lay down his
arms and every tiwe he has taken ID"
money and 'douhlt-rrOSscd the flC-
ton in the capital IugUided by any
one policy Ia, has east his lot with
various parties in Mexico. always for
mis- nM.m nnrSmnal gain.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14

T,-.r .,,c, 7ls;. shar.>. against .c,.cs ycsrcr-
l.t qGrs WEEK ago and 800 var ago.
Prom Jauu-r, date l.G5l.o2 assIust -
10 o. a var 40.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

'EI di'iGen l.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15
Order of Publication.

WEST VIRGINIA.
AZ Rules held in the Clerks Offics 81 The iii,
cum OUT 81 Mcdowell County. on the 6rs,
Monday in Dee. 1874
Elizabeth ko~kC.
Plaintiff.
In ffhapcerv
Andrew KO~ko.
Defendant.
The Object - this -uit 4 obtain f,,.,, H.. a,
PENDANT by the plaintiff divorce
NINCULO MArRINONII
Ana ~ APPEARING fTOm affidavit now On Al,
Win the payers I'M this ~. that tin. dele nt
ant \ a nonresident 81 the state II West Vir
kH8s ~ - Therefore Ordered that the said a..
iehdant do appear at the tle4k'- Ofi.,. 81 ~.
'tfcult Count % Mcdowell County within IN.
NORTH from the date Of the ht~t publtc.tion IA
thi~ order. and do what j. neces-s.ry t. p,,,tect
hl~ interest herein.
Ana - D further ordered that a copy ~ thi.
"furf D. published once a week fol f.suf @uc.s =.
Ne 49, X ~ some newspaper published ia Nc
Doweil county. and that a ,py or the -atue H.,
lsp-ted al tne front door 81 th.. surt ho.,s,. ~
NcDoweil 'urty Tor twenty days before deere.
H. rendered
copy. Is-~te.
A. a.. Proc. y. a.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15
B R 0 I H { R S

tBy Bertnn Bradley. in Coal AseD
when things SEEN peaceful-like and calm
The racial ructiOns riSe.
The P"lack mikes With the Greek
The Lithuanian tries
To- beat hi- Russian brother nm
And hung the Austria. = eye--.
There's trouble tWixt Duteh and Frene,,
And ali their k.th and Kin.
The lri-h battle with tia. >we.i.-s
The Cr"aiian with thu FINN.
md all the mine and camp l. fil.I
With Int~r-racial din,
i'nt when disaster strikes the mine
And women vail their We.
W hen iire Or gas or dynamite
Has dealt deai:y bln~,
when th"r~'- call for volunteers
To 'iar'. the Hell below
Then Rus AMI Hun aud C,.lt and ,;aul
Lay by their racial pride.
l. r'-Scur tho-e ~ho still may live.
And bring uP those Who died.
The i"e~ ma many long fought frud
Work nolly side 5y side.
Md when the hero lit - male
81 ti'">e ~h" dared the flame,
Their viii h. men "f every race
And Every sort OF name.
For Austrian, Hulgar. Finn or Russ.
Brave h~arts are lust the same,
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Women, for common sense
sake, when speaking Of your
neighbor have pride enough u,
say something good about them.
Stop talking-stop bsckbiting.
There must De something seri
ously wrong, mean. low, ugIv ano
dangerous scout that WON IN in
keystone who can't find SON.
thing good to say about her neigl
DOR. You, are you guilty. Sham.
on you,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-01-15
THE TRAPPER

(By Brrtpn Braley, IN the Coal Age. D.
He's only kid with a grimy face
~ h" -lt- 10y a door all day,
fi's J"b's not much Of a fancy place,
He'll never get rich that way;
He's deep, deep down from the light ano
sun,
But he whistles with careless glee.
For the heart Of hoy is full Of fun
Wherever that boy may b-.
So here's to the happy trapper
Whose grin il a full yard wide;
lie comes IN a small sized wrapper,
Hut there's pretty good stuff inside,
HIS cheek quite often contains a quid.
His language H. not refined,
lie isn't the Sunday schOol sort Of kid
Not Icing that way inclined:
He can give and take in the miners slang
And his Wit Is far from flat,
md though he runs With q roughhon-e
gang,
He's pretty good boy, at that,
- here's u the snappy trspper
Whose ilnpudent ways We know.
Tie c"u.es in a small fized WRAPPER.
But give HIM a chance-he'H grow
lie must swing her wide" when he
hears the roar
OF mule train coming on.
Or the tram may crash on the heavy door
And iirst-cia-s mule h. gone:
Tie must watch his worx with a careful
eye
Lest the air in the rooms grow stale.
And hredamp gather and good men die.
And mothers and children wall.
10 heres 70 the humble trapper
And all Of his youthful band:
lie COMES IN small sized wrapyer.
Bot holds mems lives in hi hand
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nothing with which TO pa y them
When children are RAJ z d. hun
Cry aud cold because oi poverty
and hard times brought about by
Democratic misrule and broken
faith; when thou sands of men
and women are pleading for
something TO do; when banks
are failing and when business
conce. rs are failing every day
then TO hear our x )od Democrat
&c friends preaching times are
better" is enough 10 cause any
common sense thinking man u
yomit his whole insides out.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
WESTvIRC3TN

Wk.STVIRGINIA.
Al Rules held in the Clerks Offi.,e Of me A. -
dsy an Dee. 1914.
T. A. Hunt
Plaintiff.
In Chancerx
Lucy Hunt.
DEFENDANT.
The object 81 t4ll- -uit H. 10 off Ain from, H. a.,
icndtnt By the plaintiff a divorce
NlNCCLO MArRIMONII
Ana "a Appearing from on AFFIDAVIT nov ON a.
WIN the payers in this cause. that the defent
ant - a n'n-rcsident 81 the stat. 81 Wet VI.
<inla. ~ y therefore ordered that the -.id o.
-i"i@nt -" app~ar ~ tho Clerks Olhc.- - IN.
Diicuit curt 81 Mcdowell County within one
npnth fFon the date ~ the first pablication -,
his otder. and do what j. necessary 10 prote..,
her interest herein.
And % - further ordered that a copy Of TIN.
order D. published once a week for four st,cc,.-.
.se ~t--ks IN some newspaper published in "a.
D',sril county. and that a copy Of the s.r,,.. -
.r'-tsd Al the 'front.' door 81 thu court hou-e n,
acD".s"i County for-t~euty days before deer.
~ rendered.
A cppy. re-te.
.. Is. smith q